Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWs. i AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Gaoven's THEATER Buckstone’s charming scenic play, entitled the. + Flowers of the For- ect, or the Wild Zingara,” with Mise Western as “Cynthia,” will be performed to-night. On @ former occasion, this play attracted ani mense audience, and it gave such entire satis- faction that there is no doubt bat the house Will be crowded this evening also. CANTERBURY.—Manager Sinn is indefati- gxbdie in his efforts to please, and therefore, in Addition to the dancing of Galletti, Pennoyer, Marie and Augusta, the singing of Eva Brent, and the Ethiopian eccentricities of Eagan and others, he also introduces upon his boards the drama. “ Dick Turpin” will be performed to- night, and in an admirable manner; for Man- ager Sinn has the material for it, and has made & good cast of characters. Vauretixs.— The bill announced for this evening at this popular resort, is alsoa good | one, and all the old and favorite performers, including Nellie Howard, Lizzie Francis, W. 5S. Budworth, Harry Leslie, & replete with melody, and the Erhiopian delin- eations remarkably amusing. Cincus.—Large and delighted crowds are the order at the RNixon-Macarte Circus. “Dick Turpin,” will be performed to-night again. inert among the performers here is “Herr Cline,” of world-wide fame, the graceful per- former on the tight rope, whose astonishing feats never fail toelicit the most unbounded applause. The performance is good through- out. Carncnoss anv Dixey’s Mixatrers will open to-night at Odd Fellows’ Hall; Seventh street, and for a brief season will entertain our citizens with their delightful Ethiopian svirees, producing all the latest novelties, sinzing the newest and jnost melodious songs, anc giving side-splittingburlesques and plantation scenes. This troupe is known farand wide as one of the best now before the public. * DIGNATION DEMONSTRATION OF DISFRANCHISED VOTERS. a They Rally to the Number of Thirty-seven. a ER a Ex-Candidate Richards among the Number ee ee The tollowing advertisement appeared con- spicuously ip the Chronicle ot yesterday morn- ing, and the Republican of the afternoon: “ Disfranchised Voters.—All distranchised yo- ters are requested to meet at the National Union Reading Rooms to-night at 3 o’clock, for the purpose of instituting measures of redress.” Ats o'clock, when we entered the room, the meeting was not yet organized, there being, by actual count, thirty-seven persons in theroom, and this number was not increased during the evening. Prominent among the thirty-seven was Mr. A. U. Richards, the candidate for Col- Jector run by the “Uneonstitutional Union” party agaist the Unconditional Union party on Mondiy last. It would thus appear that he, too, Was disfranchised, as well as Mr. Z. Richards, Capt. Darling, of New York; Mr. John T. Clements, jr., of Missouri, and Mr. Frank Myers, of Michigan, (of Jonn Brown and Jesus Christ paralelliem notoriety) who were present. Perhaps twenty of the thirty-seven were con- eregated makno in the center of the roomin brisk conversation, but a pall seen thrown over the life of their discussion when it was discovered that an “internal Stor re- _porter” was present, Presently, after an agitated confab, it was hinted to us that the affair was not exactly in- tended as a public meeting; but as we saw representatives of ether papers sitting quite cemtortably in our vicinity, we indicated ur- banely our purpose to tall back on our re- served rights, and be counted in. There was 2 buzz of dismay. mught be manipulated with cooked up reports of “tremendous gatherings” and “unbounded | enthusiasm,” but not the Stey—not much! «D—n the Star!” Capt. Darling strode away toa window seat, aad soothed his perturbed spirits with 2 tra- grant Hayana, and the various members of the Council of Twenty commenced to meander about the hall, singly or in couples, as if hoping while in pedestrian exercise to gather inspiration as to how to selieve themselves of the ban of disfranchisement by any method short of the disagreeable one ot getting legally registered. Some wonder was expressed as to where the balance of the 4,000 were who “would have elected Richards had certificate voting been allowed.” It was painfully evident that (de- ducting the 37 present) there were 3,63 of the distranchised who didn’t care a darn about sustaining the glorious privilege of voung on certificate. At half-past nine o’clock, the squad getting outof heart, concluded to wait no Jonger for the delinquent 3,063, the lights were blown ont and the disfranchised returned to their homes and their virtuous pillows. The following conversation gives all the ad- ditional information within our knowledge : Reporter of Star.—Mr. Clements, when ara you going to organize the meetin; Mr. Clements.—“Oh, we have j had our meeting,” (alluding to the putting together ot beads in the center of the room.) “It was not iitended to be public: merely an informal af- tair for consultation to devise means and ra a fund to prosecute any suits that may be i: stimted.” ee . AN ATTEMPT TO BREAK Jal FrustTratep. 4 will appear. | The dances are executed with grace, the songs | tentiary. Other papers j | { | { | med tobe |; Fitth Ward.—South B street, between First | | a8 2 raging fever. On Friday atternoon Judge Cartter sentenced | thirteen persons, who had been cenvicted of various crimes, to the penitentiary, among whom were the notorious Chas. McCarthy alias «French Charley,” and —— Broadhead, (who ‘will be remembered as one of the party engaged in the burning of Suse Prince's. house,on the isiaad, about two years since, and who broke jail once,) and they were sent back to the jail an charge of the bailiffs, but before they were delivered to the jailor McCarthy stepped through the hall ard escaped over the wall, but was recaptured, These prisoners were all placed m the first story, and the jailor, Mr. | medicines. Milburn, at once took measures to prevent their | es ping, by piacing all the guardson constant that-they were plotting to escape, and ty listen- i Saturday information reached the guards { ang it Was ascertained that the last convicted | parties, with others in other parts of the build- ing, some of whom had not been tried, were concerned in the scheme. By some means the guards on Sunday discovered that a key had been made (as is supposed by McCarthy) which Would unlock the doors of ali the cells on that tioor in which the penitentiary birds were con- fined, and was hid in McCarthy's cell, and it was found behind a small looking-glass set in the wall. The key was rather clumsily made, but on trial was found to answer the purpose very well. Atter the key was discovered irons were placed on the most desperate charac- ters, but on Monday those upon Mc. were | | and mice. Sold everywhere. Zound to be cut almost entirely through with a saw made with his knife. Another saw was also tound in the possession of another prisoner which had been made trom a truss worn by {| him. Heavy irons have been placed on McUar- thy and others, and they will be the subjects of the especial attention of the jailor in future. It seems that they had notall agreed upon one Plan of escape, some being in tayor of going out by way of the register of the furnace, and others proposing when the guards were being relieved to make an attack on them, and by force etlect an escapes. It is thought they were to make the attempt on Saterday, Sunday or Monday night. Others beside these parties ‘were undoubtedly in the plot, there being six or eight prisoners, who had not been tried, on the second floor, and about eizhteen convicted persons, who seem to have heard something of the doings, of McCarthy's gang, and, no doubt, were arranging to follow them, Through the vigileace of Mr. Milburn and the guards of the jail the plot was thus frustrated. These convicts, shout thirty in number, will, “we understand, be sentto Albany on Friday atternoon next. Rear Estat# Saces.—McGuire & Co. sold ‘Tueeday part of the wie estate, as follows: Part of lot 1, square improved with two emall dwellings, to Wm. O'Meara, for 31,260. Lot 3, same sqnare, three smail frame houses, to Wm. Stewart, for $1,190. Loté, same square, two small frame houses, to Win. Knight, for $1,500. Lot 5, same square, containing 3,9v0 square feet, to John Gibson, for nine cents per square toot. This property is all tronting on Maryland avenue, between Thirteen-and-a- half and Fourteenth streets, Isjand. Lot 32, in reservation A, on south side Pennsylvania avenue, near Third street, adjoining McDer- mott’s coach factory, to Chas. Mades, for $1.25 per square foot; and lot 4. square 267, corner of Fourteenth street and Maryland avenue, with the old brick tavern near the Long Bridge,to George Schnell, for $3,800. _ Green & Williams, auctioseers, sold a good twostory frame dwelling and the lot No. 17, in equare 451, on New York avente, between Sixth “and Seventh streets, to Michael Murphy, for 1,060. Frame dwelling and half lot 20 in 37, on Twenty-third street west, between Land M north, to John McGarvey, for $1,110. A house on south F street, near Fowr-and-a-halt, Part Cof lots ¢ and jnare ———— Lectves.—tThe first of 3 course of lectures oa Phrenology, Physiclogy, and Hygiene, will be delivered at Temperance Hall this evening, by S. M. Landis of Philadelphia. These lec- tures will be delivered in behalf and under the ‘ whl auspices of the Sons of Temperance, and ofelged, from bis mae doubtiess be exceedingly in } | | if | i i} | | | | | two by stones. The guard encceeded in arrest- | may be ascertained. Dr. Kennon dressed the | or go and see for yourself what a dollar will buy, | for $6. Bold by B. C. Ford —eE Disturrance—Abeut half-past twelve o'clock Inst night some persous called at Lieut. Clark's quarters, near the Long Bridge, and Stated that a body of wagoners were stoning a house on Fourteenth street, in which a dance ‘Was going on, and & guard was immediately dispatched to the place, but before they pro- ceeded far they were aseailed with a volley of stones, when the order was given to charge. j The teamsters fired ceveral shots at the guard, but fortunately, none were struck excepting ing Robert Jackson, Jasper Atkinson, Dennis Wagner, Jobn Decker, Wm. Shase and Joseph Smith, who were sent to the Central Guard- house. Crimixat Count—Judge Olin.—Yesterday, Ellen Fauntleroy, convicted of pest larceny, | ‘was sentenced to five days in jail, and Marga- | Tet Stewart, convicted of grand larceny, to one { year in the Albany penitentiary. i Emily Vanhorn and Ellen Smith were found | guilty of stealing a lot of clothing from Thos. | Jewell, and sentenced to one year each in the penitentiary. John Sims was convicted of stealing two pair of boots, and sentenced to one year in the peni- Thomas Nelson was found guilty of stealing a wack worth $3, and sentenced to three days m jail. MURDEROUS AssavLT.— Yesterday after- noon, Michiel Noughton, residing on K, near Twenty-second street, made a savage assault upon his wife with an ax and a brick, and with the latter struck her on the forehead, making an ugly wound. The police having heard of the iraeas, officers Crump, Watts and Stuard hastened to the place, and there found Mrs. Noughton laying outside the house, bleeding profusely, Noughton having ceased beating her when she fell. Nonghton was arrested and taken before Justice Drury, who ordered him to be locked up until the result of her injuries weund, which he thinks may prove fatal. Fourth Warp Station Casrs.—Jacob Hass, suspicion of ‘stealing a cow: bail fora hearing. W. W. Young, threats:do. Jno. W. Baker, threats and drawing a knife; jail in de- fault of security. Geo. W. Cudlip, throwing a brick at a City Railroad Car; $4.4. Michael Farrell, fighting; dismissed. Coonrad Gaty, | do., do.; Jno. Faulkner, do.;do. Maria Malo- ney, vigraney; dismissed. Geo, Hoffman, drunk; military. Michael Connor, insulting ladies; do. Thos. Broyn, de.;do. Wm. Jen- kins, do.; do. Thos. Farrall, drunk; do. ~~» —--— DEap_ HORSES.—Heedquarters Métropolitan Police, No. 516 Eleventh street.—AU dead horses tound in the cities of Washington and George- town, and the county beyond the limits of these will be removed on notice in writing, pi Jurizing the locality of the carcass, being left at either of the several police stations mentioned below. Fatrolmen are required to report daily to their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their respective beats; and Sergeants to transmit immediately, such information to Mr. John H. German, Superintendent Wagon Park, corner of M street uorth and Nineteenth street west, or these Headquarters. POLICE STATIONS. Georgetown.—Station-house on High street, near the canal bridge. First Ward. —On Twentieth street, between | Tand K streets. Second Ward—Ohio ayenue, next to corner of Thirteenth street. Third Ward.—Temperance Hall. Fourth Ward—FKast winy City Hall. and Second streets eust. Sixth Ward —Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. Seventh Ward.—Four-and-a-half street, west side, between E and F streets sonth. County Station-house.—Corner of Seventh street and Boundary, for portion north of city; and at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, for por- tiun beyond the Eastern Branch. Notices left at the Department of the Metro- politan Police, No. 516 Eleventh street, will re- ceive prompt attention. my 27-eolm W. Be Wess, Supt. ses, Toke no more unpleasant aud unsafe Medicines. Por unples-ant O18 Giscases, use RACT BUCH. t raement of the most Prominent Physicians in the U. S. 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It not only awakens the physical powers from a state of collapse and inauitien, but | it imparts permament vigor tothe muscular and | nervous systems—reinforcing, as it were, both the stronghold and the outworks of vitality. sed, the decrepid, the nervous, the broken down | ofboth sexes, are recommended to try it. They | will Gee redly find it a present help in time of | trouble, Wholesale Agents—A. M. Bininger & Co., 237 Penn. ave. je 3-eo3t SSS Tue LAMENT OF THE FLEA, . Long years have I wandered unfettered and free, | And bitten the young and the old, And laid in the couch of the rich aud the poor, i And frightened the warrior bold. | But power is waning fast from me— A Powder Magnetic and strong, Inveated by Lyon, isdeath to our tribe, And away I must travel ere long. 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Price $1, or six bottles See aavertisement. m5 ‘TRE ONEAPEST AuD BEST Hatz Dye in Wortp— Fades Ovt.—Upham’s Hair Dye, Bere aoe! Ghe bent ia use. ry it. Bold by'8 ©. Ford, corner lth t stree ‘s. avenue, Was ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, $a6- —_———— Diseases OF THs Nexvovs, SsMIMaL, URINARY anv BsxvaL Systams.-New and reliable treat. ment—in Beports of the Howard Association—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address Dr. 3 . Bkillin Houghton, Howard iation, Philadelphia, : mar 25-3m eS Formation of Corns.—Gorns are formed of thickened layers of cuticle, and are generally of conical shape, with the points descending into cotrespouding cells, or depressions of irregular depths, according to the injury caused upon the in Hate parts wnere the oxternal pressure is moet severe. The psin they cause is not in the corn iteelf but ie te wert, compneesed Dy. Lhe operation fer their remo painless, snd ef if ‘the predispening kn be avoided, caunes ont bunions, trou! the feet'we would Dr, White. office N jee@Four-and- ir er rae iaena ea Sabi Om Bamiae ronton, Aaent. at 6 the friends of the family are invited to attend ned poy tween | Stephens, j south Capitol street | by collar. The | ~ | 55 JAMES PF. HALIDAY IS rea OFFICIAL NOTIC) Maron's Oprice. * Wasuinoton, June 3, 1563.5 , In compliance with law, I hereby publish and make known that the Commissioners who held the election on Monday, the ist instant, have returned to me the names of the following gentlemen as having been elected members of * the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council, and also Assessors, viz: Frrat W arv—Alderman, Wm. W. Rapley; Common Council, James Kelly, Thos. Donohue, H.C. Wilson. Seconp Warp—Alderman. Geo. H. Plant: Common Council, Geo. T. Raub, J. Russell Barr, Wm. P. Shedd. F 5 THIRD WarD—Alderman, Thomas Lewis; Common Council, A. R. Shepherd, Thomas A. N, D. Larner. Fourtu Warp—Alderman. C. H. Utermehle; Common Council, Asbury Lloyd, Michael Lar- ner, Joseph Follansbee. Firtu Warp—Alderman, George F.Gulick; Common Covncil, R. T. Knight, Chas. I. Can- field, W. P. Ferguson. SixtH Warp—Alderman, Richard Morgan; Common Council, John H. Peake, Donaid Mc- Cathran, G.R. Ruff. . SkvENTH Warp—Alderman, Thomas Lloyd; Common Council, Charles Wilson, 0. S. Noyes, J. B. Ellis. AssEssors.—Second Ward, J. W. Spanld- ing; Fourth Ward, Thomas W. Burch; Sixth Ward, Charles E. Nelson. Ricuarp WALLACH, Mayor. LOST AND FOUND I O8T—On Monday tast, a spotted COW; a piece 4 of both horns off, Five dollars reward will be pais if returned to MRS. BRESNEHAN, in alivy je teeen 12th and 13th, and C and Graham Alley, i re UP.—June the 2d, a brindle red COW, giving milk, The owner is requested to come forward, prove property Pe, charges and take her away, Inquire of JOHN CONNBR, near Glen- woed Cemetery. je 4-3t* F BEWARD—Lost, on the 3d instant, » bay ) MARS, four years old; s sore on the left hina hip, and hind feet white. Any one re- turning the said horse toMr. STINZING, 7th at., Lapa M and N, will receive the abeve reward. Prieta ‘ PAERN UP B8STRAY—On the ith of June, a _Sorrel WORK HORSE, white face and feet; he ismarked U.8.,C. QVhe owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him ion & Inquire of WILLIAM UNDER- Ween: on lith street, between B and C, Isiand, je 4-3t* | ington city, PIC NICS, &e. FOR SaLE AND RENT. , RAN D PICG-NE FOR THE BENEFIT OF tau GiCK AND WOUNDED SOLDIBR2, os MONDAY, Juue oth, v art LEIN'S PARK, SsvewtH BIREET, WEAR Bousoacr Link. The German Relief Association of this city bee Jeave = ees Tg perp fallow 1 Citizens that they wi de GRAND PIC-NIC on the above-named day and piace, fer woich taey r tfully ;olicit a numerous attendance festivai will commence at? a. m. with a.pro- i Ceasion of the pupils uf all the Gr rman Schoois,and i { wil ine rec iaely ae), = iterate ‘or the entertanment of the visi rs two splei did bands are engaged. ee Anumber of valuable articles which were not j fold at the late Graud Fair at Odd Feliows’ Hall | will on occasion be seid by lottery under the { supervision of ladion \ ae® additional namber of city cars will on this 1 ‘ay run on the 7th atreet line, : loketa hfty cents, admitting one gentiemaa and | adies, The Commiltes. A. Eberly, C. Macdel, L. Waldeexer. In case of very bad weather, the Pic-Nic will De postpom a je43t™ WANTS. ee ee EE WANTED—a good BRBAD- BAKER. Apply at the corner of B and llth sia. Je4-3t™ NOBRR & BRO. ANTED—By a respectable young Jady a SIT- WTRION ce chante ae tye SIT: Address “H, BI. D.," Star Office 1t™ WANTED—« MAN to act as clerk and to assist Offic in active business, Address **M, Y.,” rtar 6. ~_ je4-3t* WANTED By a respectable youna woman a SITUATION as cook ina small private fam ly, Aprly at No, 73 Mth st., between M and N. WASTED_a P}.UMBER; none but the best of workmen need apply. THOS W. MILLER. 243 Penn. av., bet. 12th and lth sta. ANTED—A good BILL POSTER, to an expo- Tienced hand a steady situation will be ofler- ed. None but competent workmen Reed apply. MOXLEY, je 4-2t* No. 324 Penn. ave., up staira, WANTED—Information oe NANCY MEARS, colored, from Martinsbur, ‘B.. LLOY SANDS, also colored, trom Matinaburg, Va., at 362 K atrect, between lith and 12th sta. Wash- 1t* it" $1 0 REWARD.—Strayed from the sub: Dp on the IstofJuna,a light sray MORSE, four years old; branded on the left shoulder with a U. 8. and C,; the left hind leg swollen on the joint; heis about 15 hands high; without shoes. The above reward will be paid if returned to CHAS. BEAN ,Georg gavenue, between lith and 12th streets, Navy Yi fe $3 REWARD —Stolen from the subscriber, on the 2ist of May, four-year-old brindle GOW; short horns; white forehead; white on her shoulder; white on her right rump, little on the left flank { i} . FOLEY. AME TO THB PREMISES OF JAMES ORR, aroan MARBand COLT, on the ist of June The owner wiil come and pay damages aud prove property ard take her away, between Q aoe zo je 3-3t" OST—On Mondxy evening, the lst instant, near the intersection ef Penn. avenue and ith st. spairof GOLD FRAME SPECTACLES. 35 will be given for their delivery in good order at the drug store of W. B, ENT WISLE, corner of Penn. avenue and 12th street. je 3-3t* AS LEFT AT THE METROPOLITAM BATH- }V ing Kooms. ou Monday night, June Ist, a fall RET OF TERTA, on gold, which the owner can have by calling at the above place, 341 Bat., between Ith and 12th streets, fronting Penn, ay, Je 3-3t* ] REWARL.—xtolen from Mr. Wm 3) iis a small biack HORSE; five years old; 8 spoton hia forehead; hind snd fore feet white on rightside, The above reward will be paid fer his return to my residence, two miles above Falls, Va., or to the Metropolitan Police, 38 3-31" OST—On the 2d instant. a common sized MBM- ORANDUM BOOK, containing several receipts ot nouse toany one except the owrer, A liberal reward will be given for itsreturnto J. W.CA- TATTON, No. 20 Market Space, between sth and sta. 9 je 3-2t" $25 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen on the 2d instant,a dun MULE; had two sores, one ou each shoulder, about the size of a silver quarter of a dollar, the two hind shoes were off. The above reward will be given if returned to L. FEAR- TON, in Geor:etown, en Bridge street, near the Aqueduct. je 3-3t" S REWARD.—Lost, yesterday afternoon, on ¢ 7th street, between Land M,a PASS BOOK, containing pass te allow to carry goods te | Tennsilytewn. Any person leaving it at Mr. Cisnel’s store, Ne. 283 7th t, between L and M 1 receive the above rs . - Je 3-3t* JOHN BARR, $5 REWARD —Strayed from the subscriber oa We the 29th May, a large whiteCOW, with brown neck snd white face; small holes bored in horns; sears on right hip audaboutll years old. Any one returning the said cow to her owner, on lith street eaat, betwee! nd L streets south, (Navy Yard,) will receive the above reward. je ~ SAMUEL AUGUSTE, STRAY—Taken up on the 24th ult.,a U. 8. con- demras. bey HOPE: RE as ie requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges ant tae kim away.” *P'y. CONLY. Je2-3t G5 REWARD .—Strayed frog tae owner, living Ded atthe Union dotel, foot of Ith street, at the Old Steamboxt Landing, one small gray MARE, eight years old; tencer in her forefeet, ant marke! Aeturn her to subscriber and receive theabovereward She left last Friday morning. je2-m* JOUN COULSON G street, between 21st and 24. | office of this papor, stating location and rent, ANTED TO EXOHANGE.—Any one whowill build a brick house in exchange for improved ‘city property. can hear of zood opportunity by addressing “F. K.,” Box 199, City Bost Office. je 4-5t* W ANTED TO RENT—A small HOUSER, or two ROOMS, unfurnished, in vicinity’ of the Neventh Street Market. Addrees “James,” at the je43t™ WARTED—A RUNDLE WASHER. Apply at the Bbbitt House. je 3-3t* ADIES’ HAIR DRESSER AND ALSO FIRST clase BARB&R wanted immmediately; corner D and 3oth sts, je3 lw* ANTED—Two BAKER>; one for bread, the other for cakes. Inquire at 496 7th at , be- tween D and K streets Je S-tf McKELDEN & PATTERSON. WANTED_Severel industrious MEN to deliver the Sunday Times, Liberal compens and constant empioyment will be given. BOY wanted, Apply immediately at the olli 335 D street, between loth and llth. WANLER Two CARRIAGE PAINTERS, one TRIMER, and one WHRELWRIGHT, and also one BGY to learn the blacksmithing Ap- ply to the Pho-mx Carriage and Wagon Works, corner C and 6th sta, je 3 lw* W ANTELD—A YOUNG MAN, about 16 yeara of age, ingn express ofice. One that can come well recommended, ani is willing nake himnelf usefal, address, in handwritingo plicant, giv-. ing references. ‘°O.& W ,’ Star 0: Je 3 2t* YOUNG MAN WANTSA BITOATION As assistant bar-keeper or grocery clerk, bas a thorough knowledge of either business. Satistac- tory reference from former and latter etapioyers, Ada “JS. D,.” Star Office, for two days, | Je is [OR REN1_A PURNIGHED HOUSE. in th First Ward, No. 123 1 atreet, between 21s and 2M eta, j243" OR RENT—A enit of haod aa en 5 accommodated with tabie boat con also) i ‘OR SALE—A three-story BRIOK HOC8K, ~ with water and gas. in Gta street betwee end ireat No. 506 Peau ave., between 2d jstie Fs SALE—A two storied BRICK HOUS P treet, between lith ead 1th atreeta, con nieat to the passenger railway. The house o teins five rooms. Terms easy. Apply on tha mires, a4 OR SALE A HOUSE AND LOT—A two-story frame HOUSE. with four rooms,on N strear, between I2ihand 13'h streets, with a larce Lot on fronting feet cm N atrect. ranning back 12) fant to an alley. Apply to IUGH FRIEL, oy the | premises, No. 445. jo4-lws | QUARE 138, CONTAINING 70,695 SQUARE | feet, more or leas, situated at tre intersestion of New Mampshire, Connecticut and Mi h setts avenues, and one of the handsomest build- ing sites in Washington, will be seld at 1@ cents Ber oh cash. Apply to A. HYD!) pat Rig. «& "8. je 4- FR ROOMS TO LET.—PAHMLORS and CHAM- BERS. No. 424 15th street, between New York ave. and H. Je 3-2t* | De one of the best business AUCTION SALEY. ee FOR OTHER AUCTION BALES SEK 12T PaGB, FHIS AFTERNOON AND fv-MOKFOW ee aoe! ree nme! Auctioneers F° oe URSDAY, June 4, 1353. at ei o’clocs P. M., in front of the premiws, epg ee red piped LP mage — Se ae : jece parce! premises, being a part of Lot &. :. in'eqasre No. #8,in the city of Waahington to wi ginal for the ¢ame at the northwest sorner of said lot, thence runt ing south seventy-two feet six inchos. thence north eignty ¢: ten iaches. then: to the piace of beginning, toeether with the im- provement: thereon, consisting of @ well built ad su ‘ial two story brick dwelling house. _ creer is sitasten on D athe eects th is 7 and immediately adjoint Poikinborn’s Job printing office. an ix believed te pieces of property now ‘9: One balf cash; the balance in six rine hs motes parable ttt 4 it m day of sale the notes tobe secured oye Joed All expense of con Government stamps, to be ‘chaser. of sale be net complied with within five days from day of sale. the property will be re- sold, upon five d: * previous notice, at the cost expense of the defaulting awe my 25 codds AMS, Auct Fo. RENT—A BRICK HOUSE completely fur- nished, No. ‘5 north B street, few steps from Capitol and avenue cars. je3-2t" FX ean enely or together, asuit of ROOMS, eh pleasantly situated, at No. 4i1 F pa iee eo 3.3t* and 7th QURNISHED ROOMS.—Very dositable Fur- Lap ecan ce Riiseneet iy locations in @ City. ‘al S between 34 and 434 ata, esa FOUsNisnHED HOUSE FOR RENT ON PENN- sylvania avenue, within a few minutes’ walk of the De; ents. Also, very desirable rooms, with board. Inquire atthe Star Office. je3 3" ‘URNISHED HOUSE FORRENT, PLEASANT- ly situated, in Georgetown. Larze and ¢o a- Tmmodious, with cardem attachel. Apply to WALK- ERe sranros. Sts ¥ street, Washington. eS lw '0 LET—Picasant FURNISHED ROOMY, with or without board. Centrally located. near the Patent and Pest Office and city cars. Apply = pat H street, between 6th and 7th strecta, je 3-1w T—One suit of elegant ROOMS and one HAMBBR, bath-room attncnes, anita board if desired, at 435 D street, three doors east of City Hal moderate TO, EBNT—Two ROO MS, on first Hor, partly fornished. with kitchen privilege, inahighly respectable neighboriwod. to a amalt family only must be respectable, a! 203 6th street between M and N str. je 3-2t* FR RENYT—A medium-sized FURNISHED OUSK, in« ne of the hest localities, with two rooms on first floor, suitabl reference required, and Addre-s"“B. Fo SALE—Several large and amall DWEL- LINGS, situated in the 4th 6th and7th wards; a | deliverable within thirty and sixty days. A! valuable Buil Iso, 7 For farther particulars inquire of W. KALE, Real Estate Agent and Measurer of Buildings. Je 3-2t* POR SALFIA large three-story snd basement BRICK HOUSE, and back building attached. It is situated on K'street, between 2ith and 27th streets, First Ward; the Ipt is large and has a pump of good water in tM yard. For further particulars apply to cradd ess JOHN WILLIAMS, 5 at. Je 3-2t* at Dr. Zappont’s, No. 61 OR SALE—A small FARM. containing about 70 acrer , situated near the village of Bladensburg six miles from Washington, is ina high state of cultivation and will be sold low. Also,a Dwelling and Bakery inthe village of Bladensburg, now do- ing a ood business The owner sells on account of advanced age and other infirmities which ren- ders him unable to give proper attention Also, will sell Lot 2, in Square 407, on 6th street scuth, in the city of Washington. For further informa- tion inguire.of BENJAMIN BEALL, 365 Pena. avenue, opposite N ational Hotel, je3-iw* OOM FOR RENT—Ba:k ROOM on first fioor, suitable for an office or store room. 7 Detreet,near wth. ° OR RENT—A large FRONT ROOM, on 6th street, near Penn. avenue. For information meaning at 397 Penn. avenue, near 4%; atreet. Je a-3t* ABRIEKS WANT #D.—Wanted immediately, several CARRIERS cn the several city routes for the Daily Evening Constitutional Union, to appear on Monday, the Sth instant. Apply at the publication office, No. 330 E street, between 1th and lth streets. Also, a Local Keporter, familiar with the city, apply as above, ‘ye 3-30" W ANTED-A good HORSE SHOER. Apply at JAMES SIMPSON’S, Penn. avenue. between Sdand 4th etreets east, Capitol Hill. je 2-2t" Ww ANTED—BOUMBS, with board. for a ceptle men and bis wife and fora single gentieman, Address Box 296 City P.O. je 2-1w* WET NU#SE WANTED TO TAKE CARE | of an infant at her own home. Applicanta will lenve their nddregs at this office directed toK, je at TED IMMEDIATELY—Two first-rate EST MAKERS, to euch the best prices will ¥ nt! be paid at W. H. STANFORD'S, Merchant failor, No. 488 Pa. avenue. Also, od GOOK. Apply asabove. Je 2-at" | H, STANFORD. Vv ANTED—A respectable YOUNG LADY to attend a small € ntectionery and Boda Foun- tain, Reference require. Apply at Tivoli P: 8 renin street, two houses above Park Hotel. je2 WANSZED IMMEDIATELY A good WHER. | WRIGHT at J. MILLER'S.No 57S Beventh | street, Island, between Maryland avenue and Bat. | Good ‘wages und constant employment will be given to a good hand, or if preferred, may rent the shop, Je 2-3t™ FoexD- on the sith of May, 1863, a strayed buffalo COW, kippe¢ on the left aide; piece of the left ear off: two white fianks; calved with me on the gist ult. The owner can come and prove roperty an ay charges. ee eae SEXTON, 476 F atreet. Je 2-3t* | menéed, liberal compensation will be paid. 1 ove UR8SE WANTED.—I wish toemploy a WOMAN to go to the country to assist in nursing and in gcneral housework. To one who is dispose t to make herself useful and can come well recon Ua 456 E street, between 5th and 6th, from 4 to 7 k p.m. any evening thisweck, je 2-3t« Between 2d and 3d sts., English Hill. a 1 0 KEWARD.—Lost, on Sunday evening, two mned horse, branded on'the left shoulder with « dark bay GORSES; one was a small con q “U.S. Tand The other was a large horse, with only one eye; the right hind foot a little White. ‘The above reward will be paid if returned to A. UPPEBT. opposite Park Hotel, on llth st. ea 1 0 REWARD.—Lost, on the 7th street cara,a b WALLEY containing $31 and some notes payable tc E Lockwood. Any person finding it will please ‘eave it at Room No, 2 Washington Building, corner7th streetand Pa.ay. je 1-{t™ GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. X%. SHOEMAKER, OMMERBRCIAL AND BEAL ESTATE AGENT, WILL ArTEND To THE CoLLzoTION OF RENTS AND Sack or Rear Estate. BROKER Office at Farmers”’and Mechanica’ Bank, Geor:e- town, D.C. je 3-3 Fonwanprne And GENERAL ‘COMMISSION A! MEROMANT: 91 ap 103 Warer Street, sorketown. Attends to the nale of Produce, ur, Grain, and Merchandise generally ; Procures Freight, Char- ters Vessels, &c. < Business transacted always with promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf rain L_ESTATE BROKER, OLD S15 RAnVENTH STREET, 6 doors south of Pennsylvania avenue. Henuses and Unimproved Lots for sale. je2-eo2m* Tin F Nineteen BTack onEUs followizg Stagee ryn from House daily:—To Leonardtown, St Mary’s county, Md., via Surratts ville, TB, Beantown, Hughesvilie, Charlotte Hall, Chaptico and Leonarutuwa Also, a tri-weekly line to Port Pobac:o, leaves the Kim- me! House every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7.90 a.m., vin Piscataway and Dufield to Port Tobacco. A. F, KIMMELL, Agent. Washington, June 1, 1363. HE PROPRIETOR OF THIS LINH STAGES J.C. THOMPSON, hax removed from Ohar- lotte Hall to T B, where he means to keep a firet- class hotel, Gentlemen and ladies traveling on this line can be accommodated in goodstyle. Din- ner reety, Ve the stage arrives, going and re- turning a mes. . 3,0, THOMPSON, jJe2eolm TB, Prince George Proprietor, county, Md, Bee Seleck in an HRIDAY the oth. . 0 s. inet, MORGAN & RHINBHART , 3 {ELT AND CEMENT i ROOFING. For sale low by orn & WM. PETTIDONE, ner ats. south, my 23-eolm* Agents for Felt Company. Al BIMENT OF MASON & HAM- A line ond Bes Gas Mi jeons has just been received at the Music t pS . Beveral Second-hand Pianes for sale cheap, my5 PICTURE AND 48 SHADE Cop, ssa ie ont a REE ‘No, 486 Beventh as. 8 cers ador. erms ash. : i ? Halt, my PRIGEBATORS. Iver Beceived beet amastenent from Philadei- apd New York. Ae et Memory = | We wit soll the sbove low. 2B. 8, & H. 1. GBESORY, oy 392 Pa. avouns. e i | opposite the Patent Office, and V ANTED TO RENT—By a permanent, prompt- paying tenant,an UNFURNISHED HOUSE. It must be pleaeantly located. Distance from the business portion of the city no objection, if satis- factory in other respects. Address, stating cription, location and price of rent, Bex eeu : je 2-3t* post offi 100D-IZED HOUSE WANTHD—Furnished or A unfurnished. Call on or address, for one week, Gon BENNETT, Corner I and I7th st lan’s, 10,600 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT 351 F street, between 8th and 9th, it their Yokes, . Bands, Sleeves and Skirts &c. amped, Aiso, splendid Braiding and Embroi Patterns for Blippers, Pincushions, Joseys, Capes, Dresses, Gar- ibaldis and Zouave Jackets, &c. Ladies can have their Stamping done in a few minutes. WANT cased Ol? WROUGHT and CASD SCRAP IRON for which the highest cash prices will be given. Also, Champagne, Porter any) Repron Als zottes in any quantities,at » 6 Teet south, my Z-Im? B. F. CARRY. ANTED—A dining-room SERVANT at No, 395 ith st., between F and G streets. Refer- ence required. 5 my 25-tf WARZED, , IMMEDIATELY —Twenty PENTERS. Liberal wages will be pi to good workmen, and none others will be accepted. my 30-lw* | Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street, welt ca Lieut. Col. EF. M. GREENE, Chief Quartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington. { WARNZED{ BBCOND - HAND FURNITURE Also Houscfatishine Goods crovery descriotiens 8 of every on. ae eee ng Boe BUOHLY, 425 7th st mar 30-tf bet. @ and H, east side WANTED By & respectable weman,s SITUA- TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refe1 enees given if required. Calloraddressat 242 2) street, corner of M, for 2 days. > 130 - ‘TEA-TEA! 4 3 e . ners OF Green: and Black Tea now on rious grades anion various gr" "KING & BURCHELL, je2 corner 15th street and Vermunt av. KLEB! Ic 4 UCES! a Crosse & * paceweus A. Gabarret eee! and jomesti: 2 jauces of various k imicatic Fiske kad Hasoen ct yarioan} jee A THE MACKINAW HAT. FINE Soft Straw, made by the Mackinaw In- Giana, suitable for centlemes t a 5 236 Penn. avenue. Je2-1W Between 12th and 13th streets, HL . corner 15th street and Vermont av. JARRI. ARR! Re neki kar ee oe. On band the best lot of LIGHT CARBIAGES ever offered in this market, for style aud variety, consisting in part of Extension Tops, two and four seat Rochaways, top and no-tep Buggies, Jersey Wagons. &0., &e. Also, SUTLERS’ WAGONS of all sizes, withand without springs. Bepeiring promptiy attended te. ROBT H, GEAHAM, Ooachmaker, may 1-Im,if* 374 D,and 477 Eighth st. QWINGLE t P ENTERS AND BUILDERS, | (COMFORTABLE HOUSE FOR SALE —The sub- Fo RENT—Two FURNISHED Ri 2 and bed-room, communicatin. in three minuter’ walk of the No. 224 G street. Hoos TO RENT, CONTAINING NINE rooms, with gas, water an? good yard, pro- ding tho furniture can be aold, Aply at No. 345 D strect, between 9th and loth streeta Can be seen from 2 to 5 p. m. only, j22-3t* / scriber Offers for sale HOUSE No. 506 EF st., between 3d and 4%, streete, it contains two parlors, dining-room and kitchen, and five chambers, Early postewion given. Apply to JAS. C. Mc- eae & CO., Auction and Com’n Merchants, 302-6 {.OR RENT—TWO STORE ROOMS, in a promi- nent business lucation, on Bridge strest, Georgetown. Possesrion will be given on the Ist day of July, 1363. Inquire, 136 Green etreet, near Oak Hill Cemetery. je 1-e06t* FPoRNISHED PARLOR AND BED ROOM 70 let. Avply at No, 272 Patreet, corner 13th. wy 3i-1w* ALUABLB FARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOR SALE.—We offer at private cale that Vaiuabie Farm on tbe old Bledenaburg road, just outside of the District line, about four miles irom the city, belonving to Joan 8. Clark, Esq.. and containing 18facres. Itis well improved. with a comfortable | dweiling, orchard &c., and will be divided if de- sired The stock, comprising Horses and Fresh Cows, may be purchasea. For terms, &c. apply to JAS. C. McGTiIRe & CO, my 50 eo2w ‘Auction and Com’n Merch ‘ta, NDSOME RESIDENCE ON F 38TRERT, NEAR WILLARDS’ ROTEL, AT PRIV ATE SALE—EANLY POSSESSION GIVEN have for private sale a handsome three-at basement brick residence don F stree the vicinity of Wiilards’ Hotel. The housais built in the moat superior manner, with water and gas throughout and fine drainage. MBariy possession It be «iven, “my suet AS, C, McOUIRE & CO, my chet | els ated ROOMS FOR RENT—With or wihout board, on Capitol Hill, east First st., between A and B streets north, 1 jJargeand well ventilated. Location heaithy and ‘ee from duat. my 2) lw* ,URNISHRD RUOMS TO RENT—ror rent, at 450 l2th street, cast side, between Gand H streets, nextly furnished and very comfortabie BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMB, and PAR- LORS. The neighborhood is one of most dasirabla in thecity, Every attention pease shows ‘occupy ingthem. Nochildren in the house. my 3-tf BOARDING. OARD.—New house; new furniture. 445 2th street. Also, Table Board, Meal hours: iy and 7 o’olock, my 3)-lw* c= FKOM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash- The houre is ington, may find a comfortable home in one of the most delightful locations in Washingt ton, No, 52 Missouri avenue, One very large front room, 2d story, now vacant, b my 15 | uted —A lady having take: Ww, seeeet nei, anoners of tl ments, 0 furnished rooms, with board, an of a home. A fewtable boarders wili be taken. Apply at No, 395 isth street, between F and G streets, one square south of Pa, avenue. Refer- ences required, my 11-tt RARE CHANCH.—For sale, STOOK, GOOD- A WILL, FIXTURES and LEASE, (for several years,) one of the best locations in the city for clothing or any other business, For furtaer par- ticulars inquire at the premises, southeast corner 13th and B streeta- Jol ste LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 992 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Wasuixcrow Oitr, Bry and sell all kinds uf UNITED STATES SECURITIES, execute orders for atocka at NEW YORK STOCK BOARD, Deai in EXOHANGES, COIN AND BANK NOTES. U. 5. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS kept on hand, For éale at par and interest. CcoK. JAY OSANE MNS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, are prepared to itd Aicad NITED BTAT! VIVE-TW: 'Y YEA Mare TEE G. INT. BONDS, se (Covrons on Becistzazo,) - P tn largé or smati sums. in the im- my B-in ant vilege Of conve: Pive-Tweaty i O* THURSDAY, the 4th day of June next, o'clock P.M, GREEN & WILL-AMS, Aucte._ By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers. Dries Weapon See ee Tee eTIMORE Depot a TION. THURSDAY, June 4, 1963, at half past 5 orciook. we will sell onthe premises, three valuable Lots situated on New Jersey avenue, near the t. jing part of-lut 3,in square 6390, twenty-two. feet front. Two parts of lot 4, in same re; om the corne of Batreet and New Jersey: avenue, forty foot Ter front One-third cash, balance in 6,12, and [3 months. my 27-eod&ds MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucta. By J. C. McGUIREB & CO.. Auctioneers. HARDSOME COUNTRY R&SI VENCE,AND 16 Corracer stres ox THE Hick GrousD Noata or Tux City at PusBLic Auction —Op THU RS- AFTERNOON, June 4th, at 5 o'clock, on the jsea,we shall sella portion of that hand: estate known as‘‘Mount Pleasant,” city on the north, and lying some adjoining the between 7th and lth streets, subdivided into sixteen handsome co! sites ofabout an acre each,and one lar, Renter about 13 acres which is improved with a large ané handsome Mapsicn, having a front of about 46 feet with large back building containing in all about 17 rooms, with a large piazza. wide hall,&c. This place ix one of the most beautifal on the environs of Washington, commanding an extensive view of Washington, Georgetown. and the surrounding country, with the full view of the Potomec as far as the eye can reach. It isoasy of acceas by passenger railroads which terminate on 7th and 14th street, near the. premiaes, @7 Plats of the — may be obtained at the counting rooms of the Auctioneers. Terms: One-third cash; balance, six and twelve months. with interest, seeured by a deed of trust my B- J.C. McGUIRE & CO , Aact: By BUTBLER & WILLSUN, Auctioneers. we shall sell.on the pre two small Frame Houses, (four rooms in eac! situated in the norhern part of Lot 27, in square 100, fronting 25 feet 9 inches, on 20th street west, between 3. and M streets north, running west, that width 50 feetll inches. -f Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in two equal peraaite of Gand 12 months, secured by deed of ru da BOTELER & WILLSON. Aucts. By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. . 8. MAKSHAL’S SALE OF SCHOONER el “SAKAH LAVINIA.” In virtue of a decree »f the Supreme Court of District of Columbia, sitting as a Distriet Court, issued from the Clerk’s office of said court and to me d rected, I will rell at public sale, tor cash, at the foot of Sixth street wharf, on the Potom: river. on THURSDAY, the 4th day of June n: xt, 1863. at 5 o’elock p. m.. THE SCHOONBR “SARAH LAVINIA,” her Tackle. Apparel apd Furniture, WARDH LAMON. U.S Marshal b.C_ W.L WALL& CO., Ancts U.* MARSHALS SALB OF PRIZE GOODS In virtue cf a deerre ‘under Revenue Law” issued from the Clerk s Office of the Snoreme | Court of the District of Columbia, sitting aaa District Court, and to me directed, Twill sell, at publicsale fercash, at the foot of Sixth-street wharf, on the Potomac riv, RSDAY, the 4th day of June next, | ath it jattels of ie: “Lot Matehes, Lot Mackerel, Lot Jeities, loves, Lot Arnvellopa, Lot Ham Bacon, Lot Blacking, Lot Brushes, it Oheese, Lot Soda, Lot Butter, Large lot Sugar Lot Pocket Rooks, Lot Combs 2 barrels Pickies, Lot Suspenders. Lot Figs, Lot Knivesand Forks, Lot Oandies, Lot Green Corn, » Lot Tin Copa, Lot Potatoes, Lot Catsup, ALSO, At 5 o'clock. at the same place, the STEAM PROPELLER UNION, her Tacale, Apparel. and Furniture, WARD H. LAMON, my 29-6t U.38. Marshal, D.C By W.L WALL & CO., auctioneers U 5B. MAKSHAL’S BALE OF SOHOONER + LADIES’ DELIGHT AND CARGO. In virtue of a decree issued from the Clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the Diatrict » Co‘umbia sitting asa District Court, and to ma directed, I will sell at pudlic sale for cash, com mencing at llo’cleck a. m.,4th June, at the toot ot Sixth-street wharf, on the Potomac river,tas care of the schooner Ladies’ Delight, : onsisticg of the following Goods and Chattels, to wit.vi 50 bartels of Old Whiakey, 1bhd. of Bacon, Lot Shoulders, it Pork, Lot Kotiditiea Lye. Lot Essence of Coffee, 6 bags Flour, Shoveia, Spades, and Forks. Also, at 5o’clock p, m., 4th June. at lace, the SCHOONER. LADIES’ DELIGHT ‘ackle eo F and Furniture. ARD i. LAMON, U. 8. Marshal, D.C my 2-6t W.L WALL & CO. Ancta By J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. FPORSITURE AND EvekcTs OF a FAMILY Deountisc Hovseksgeinc.—On FRIDAY MOBNING. June 5, at 10 o'clock,at house No. 23% Eighth etreet, between M and N, we shall seil the Fusniture aud Xilects comprising— Mahogany Hair Spring Seat Sota, Arm and Parlor Chairs, Parlor Tables, Cane Seat Chai Lookir g Glass, Cloca. Ort. sm Carpets, Oil Cloth, Matti: ¢, Beceteads, Bureaus, Was: standa, 4 Bair and Husk Mattresse , Béisters and Pillows, Toilet Sets. Stoves, Fire ‘rons, Dining Table, China and lass Ware, Window Shades, Rugs. (i Together with many ot er articies of Household and Kitehen farniture. je3-d{Chren | J C.McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Lot Tobacco, 3, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioneers. EASE FOR FOUR YEARS OF LARGE LOT AND Brick Stose Bouse, witn Ceitan, on PF, HECWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STRRETS, NO. 235, at AUCTIoN.—Un TUESDAY, the 9th instant, weshali sell at 6 o’clock P. M., im front of the prem- isea, the Brick Stone House, with fine edilar, No. 245, on south side of F street nerth, between lta and 14th streets weat.and the lease of the lot on which it stands, which lease runs fcur years. The above property is nearly new, and an excelleat businees stand, Terms cash. re je4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. HIEF AS8’'T_QUARTHRMASTREB OFFICE, Devot of Washington, 215 G, cor. 1th sts. Washington. B. C., June 3, 1863. SALH OF QUAR TERMASTER’S PROPERTY. On WEDNESDAY, June 10, 1963 will be sold at utiic auction, a lotof Shovels, Spades, M: ‘orks, Wheelbarrows, Grindstones and Lanterns, Hoox and Strap. Hinges, Garden aad oes, Mattocks, Axes, Hatchets, Otfice Chaira, @mp Stoves, Hospital Tent Cvok Stoves, Joints of Btovepipe, Stovepipe Elbows, Mees Pana. Camp Kettles, ‘Babe Pans, Wrought and Cast Iron, Titware, and a miscellaneous lot of other Quarter- master’s property, no longer fit for the public bervice, $ * Bale to commence at 11 o’clock a. m., at the Quartermater’s Warehouse, corner of New York avepue and Nineteenth street ‘Terms cash, in Government funds. , EDWARD L. HARTZ, Je4 st Captainand A Q.M.U.@ Army. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. = VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH C STREET. BETWHEN FOUR AND-A-HALF AND RiXTd STLBETS. KMOWN 4s THE Baro Hoveg, at Avcriox.—On THURSDAY, lith June, instant, we sha.l sell, in front of the premiaes at 6 0’clock P. DM., the followi Ba velnabis property, viz: Ailof Lot Ne. 6.in Square No. 490, having @ front of 8 feet 4 inches, running back 138 feet toa 30 foot alley, and contains abott 7,242 square feet; oe tee ne . Which are a large two story bri ouse, &c. cash; balance in six and twelve ‘erms: One third deterred permieuta, bearing Tatereet trou dar of leterr: yine! ea imi sale. All Conveyancing at t 18 cost of pa er. y is c The above mention desirable, it being the Bath House, ia the contre of the city, immediately in the rear of th 1 Hotel. ed one! BOSRERN & WILLIAMS, Avcta Bra eG PAGO BE & 00. Auctioncers Y SALE.—By virtue of a decree of tho C Sein Court District of Columbia,