Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1863, Page 1

bo] iat 4 4 (\ \} ' | THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNUON, = (SUNDAY EXCHPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Oonnzn Pxxy’A AVENUE AND livH Sreeer, BY WwW. D. WALLAOH, a Papers served without wrappers by earriers | eent per copy, or 28 cents per month. In 2 pa! by carriers at $4 a year, or 37 cents month. To mail subscribers the price is 1. a yest, in advance; 22.50 for six months; $2.25 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 centsa week. Single copies, With or without wrappers, TWO CENTS. S@7 ADVERTISEMENTS should be sent to the office before i1 o'clock M.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. PROPOSALS. PPoPcsaLs FOR STEAM MACHINERY. Navy Derart¥ent, June 4, 18:3. Sratep Prorosars will he received by the Navy Department up to the !5th of Junc, for STRAM MACHINERY of the following description, name- ay: Geared engines, two cylinders, diameter of eyt der, 100 inches; stroke of piston. 4 feet; multipl gearing, 2; diameter of driving wheel to piteh | 10 feet 3 inches; length over allot driving wh i feet3incher. Tohave one Sewell’s surtace c denser with seamless brass tube eondensing surface of 734sqnare fe Yertical water-tube boilers with # thes, containing #9 aquare feet of and 26,000 square feet of heating anrfs a superheating apparatus, To have of ts feet diameter, with four blades, efZincher. To have a i: rudder post and shoeand to be biewing engines and drawings of these eng Bureau of St Two back-action engines for the U frigate Frankiin ter of cylinders ss e feet nine inches. 1 one Sewell’s surface con- densor with seamless brass tubes and an exposed condensing surface of 5.003 squang feet. To have vertical water-tube boilers with seamless $3 tubes, containing 550 square feet of grate su stroke of pi and 16 000 square feet of hexti urface. To have a snperheating apparatus. To have one brasagcrew to hoist up, with brass sand hoisting tp ratus; the screw to be 19 feet in diamet bladed, and 5feet 6 inches long. To be provi with two blowing engines and four «tenn punips. The drawings of these engines can be examined ut the Bureau of Steam Enginecring. + ded cylinders one Sewell’: surface condenser wi tubes and an exposed square fect. To have ve: ‘with seamless brass tubes, containing 55 of grate surface and 16,60) # i surface. To have a» one brase sei and alensth n3 feet. To have ith sexmleas brass ace Of Suen mie boilers Tr, with “s, To have a bra t, and shoe; and pumps The desien vf these engines to he similar to thatof the above, 08 inches diameter of cylinder and 3 feet 6 inches stroke of pistun. Back-action rerew engines for gunboats, withiwo eylinders, each of 38 inches diameter, and a stroke of piston of 2himebes. Each pair to Have one Sew- eil's surtace Condenser, with seamless bre~s tubes, and an exposed condensing surface of 1,20) square feet. To have vertical water-tube boilers, with seamless brass tubes ng 187 square feet of ste rurfage and souare feet of heating sur- ee sapparnius. To have ameter, with four dlates hi a brassand cop- and shoe,and to bi inp. The drawings o engines can be examined at the Bureau of Engineering Inclined To have one Sewell’s cc tubes, and an exposed conden’ Bquare feet, With seamle: of grate surface, ng surface « water-tube 1 bra: To hav have overt inches dinnre have two bio The general ean be exsi neering. rir}, workmanship, and ines to Be the same as d= ons for th i ne stenin ¢ may be r sumber of duplicate » Offer for any ¢ nany as they may eal will state the name or n r which the ‘0 he consiile y of equal in UABTEBMASTER GENEMAL’S OFFIOR, Wasrixoton Qiry, March 19, 1363, Gwhers of steam vessels are invited to nend to the emer General's Office tenders for their rter or sale. i Tenders should contain descriptions of the Yesseis, their dimensions, enrolied er registered tonnage, actcal carrying ca te. material, whether coppered, whether cide-wheel or pro: pellers, whetber iron or copper isstened, size and power of engines and boilers; and ebould atats ¥ price at which they are offered for Jong or xub@rt ebarter,with the estimated value of the vessel in ease of loss, or in case tho Government, should prefer to purchase instead of chartering. = Owners ef steam vessels already in the service of the Quartermsster’s Devartiment are requested to make known tothe Department any rednctionin their present rates which they may be willing to gtact.aud also the price at which they will be Willing to sell them, All euch tenders should be addressed to the Wennicren. General of the United States, at ashington, and should be endorsed ‘‘Proposais charter o7 sale of steamers,” When received, they wiil be considered, and the Department wiil endeavor to reduce the heavy @xperse attending atm: [pen Norn upon the ocean and —— idgper: ole Sherrer it eando so, cheaper vessels of equal capacity for ist Mo. Mires, fe Quartermaster General. BOPOBALS FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN Pins ool prt ear at hte hmm 5 + G an streets, ee OW ssnInGTON, D. O., April 16. 1889. Wairren Proposats are invited for furnishin; HAY, STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use 6! this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depo oratany of the Government wharves in this cit; The propesals to be add: to the under- signed, and they should state the quantity of Ore article offered, also the prize and the date very, Proposals will be received for five thousand gem) bushels of Corn or Oats, and fifty (50) tons of ay or Btraw, and upwards, uuless it should be for the interes} of the ‘Goverument to contract fora Wl erein tobe at up in good sacks, of about two 2) bat es euch, whic are to be furnished at the est of the contracter. d Straw to be securely baled, 5 Tir: To and Ha: offered to be subject toa rigid ion by the Goverment Inspector, racts will be awarded from time to time to e est responsible bidders, as the interests ot the service may require. Good security will be required for i Ste raieent ofany contract wade under this advertisement. = the completion of the Psyment to be made at eC BROWN, 8. A. NEW STOCK. bare a Captain and A. Q.M.U. INTERIOR ADORNMENTS. ap 17-3 , & choice selection of new and All in 486 desirable styier PAPER HANGINGS, = ie and ornate to the most chaste an a patterns, appropr for parlor, halls, dining rooms, and cham! FIRE-BOARD wis Ss STATUES, CENTER |, Ko, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DBESIGNSGILT BAND WINDOW SHADES. ANY REQUIRED STYLE OR SIZE OF ac SHADE Rabe TO ORDER OVAL PIOTURE FRAMES. a s u t 88801 4 Titeret, from the ‘best ‘“Dacufectory: in the country. Also, ap assortment of Darx Wood Frames, with a fal veri f small-sized Oval and Card Visite Frames of foreign and domestic manufae- ture. Passepstvuts, do. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Different sizes and colors; Picture Rings, Nails &e Purchasing exclusi for cash, the above (according te their quality) will be d Mee as low rates as they can be purchased for S Bick oar eainese arate ae ahs coe face eee Seana t doors above pon for goods and labor. ur, No. 486 Seventh street, Remember the number No Bail; and the term NT 18 NOW IN , <gperatten, sienehal a ne sre cold ana delusions Boda W ater to the en oe other irups on ass. Pistons, nya 113 Pa, avenue, couth side, inders. diameter of | ! i | | Viving Trustee, 1 shall self originallot num | ourteen (14)in square numbe >See ——————$_— ben ee Ing > AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES, By J.C. MoQUIRE & OUO., Auctioncers. GUARDIANS SALE.—By virtue of adecree of . the Orphans’ Court of the Grunty of Wash- ington, iu the District cf Columbia, I wilt offer a* auction, on THURSDAY, the Isth day of June next, at 6 o'clock P. M., on the premises. Lot No. three {(3,) im Samuel! Davidsor su %division of square No. one bundred and eighty-four, (i34,) fronting thirty-three feet oa ne: it jr elrest, yume back one hundred and forty-six feet eleven c "Terme of sale: One third of the purcha! to be psidincash and the reeiduein two equa’ sielmeats oe and tweive monte, with interest, jecur Tove: notes, Recaro" Oy SPPULLA H. ADDISON, ian of Otas. Morris Addison. C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. By J.U MCGUIKK & OO , Auctioneers. HP RustERs bALE CP UNIMPRUVES PROP- Enty —Ga WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June Igth, at 6u'cluck,on the premises, eae ofa dend of trust dated Sept 7th, 1859, and duly recorded in Liber J.A.8., No, 182 folios 363, et Se ‘one of the Land records for Washington county, .,and by virtne of «decreeof the Cireut Court of the Dis- trictof Columbia passed iu chancery cause, No. 1791, wherein Henry Sarrop et al, are comylain- ants, and Chas, 8. Wa:lach and Samuel Haneon, ir, sre defendants, substituting me as Trustee in tne place and stead of the 0. 8. Wallach, sur- bered Guard: Toy 26-Staw& de red nine hundred and i ee situated at the cornerof @ street north | and Eleventh atreot oast. Terms cash. All conveyancing st the cost of purchaser. WM, F. MATTIN GLY, Trustee, my 15-2aw&de J.O0. McGDIRE & CO,, Aucts. By J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. XEOUTORS’ SsLE OF VALUABLE BUILD- ing Lots on Bast CaPiTOu Street, BRTWREN AND 2D 8THBETS Kast.—On FRIDAY AFTER- NOON, June 12th at 6 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot 4, in Bquare 728, frouting 48 feet 13; inches on East Capito! street, hutwoen First and Becond rtrect east, running back 127 feet 332 inches to a 0 foot y, divided into two building lots of 24 feet % inch.” Terms: Oue-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of frustonthapremises Alleonveyancizg at cost o! Ch SAer, EDWARD GO DYER. THOS J. FISHER, Executors. Je 4-eo&de [Rep,} J.C. MCGUIRE & 00., Aucts, BF Immediately after, we shall Ml. to the highest bidder, parts of lots 2 and 3 in square 759. frovting together 54 feet 10 inches on East Capital street, between 2d and 3d strect east, subdivided into three building lota. Terms a8 abov: je4-eo&ds [Rep.} J. 0. McGUIRE & O0,, Aucts, By J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers HANCERY SALE.—By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, made in the cause of Oaieb Dulaney, adminis: Uator, ve. the wi¢ow and heirsof Adam Dulaney, No 1.848, equity, and dated June 3, 1963,1 will offer at auction, on FRIDAY, the 2th d: instant, at6 o'clock P.M., on the pr valnable lot knownas Lut No. Fifty-five, (55 )in square three hundred and sixty-xeven, (357,) wit uated on Ninth street, near O, improved with a Frame Dwelling-house, Terme of sale, Cash. The terms must be complied with within one week after erthe property may be resold, Fe one vee notice, at the risk and eost of the pure! Conveyancing at the cost of the paronnepr WALTER 8. COX. Trustee. je 4-eotl J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. MP RUBTEE’S BALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- i\G Lots in Printing Oricge Squark.—On SATURDAY, June 20th, at 6 o’clock, om the prem- ines. by virtue of x deed of trust to the subserib dsted May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in Lib A. 8, No. 136, foliog $10 et seq., one of the records for Washington county, D. G., I shall sell Lets Nos. 7, 5, 1, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25 and 25, in James C. MeGuire’s subdivis Bquare 624, fronting ech 24 feet en North G street, between First street west and North Capitel street, and rua- ning back to 2 20 foot alley. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in6 and 12 montha with interest, secured by deed of trust op the pretaises. All conveyances at the cost of purchasers. BW Lf desired, these Lots will be subdivided into Lots of 1¢ feet front each. J. FISH GR. Trustee. my #eokds J.C. MCGUIRE & CO. uete, By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Au neers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTA@ IN wm PRINTING OrFiCE BQusue—On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Jane sith, at 54; o’closk,on the premises by virtue of a deed of trust te the sub- scriber, dated May 7th. 1867, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8 No. 137, folios 51 et seq..one of the land recorde for Wathington county, D. 0. I shall sell Lots No 52 and 53, in James C, McGuire’: Sub- div-sion of Square numbered 624, each fronting 24 fe-tcn H street, near the Government Priating Othe: and running beck 175 feet 3 inches, to a3) foot aliey. Those Lota have a pavement laid and trees plented in front, aud are very desirable locations for residence. Terms: One-third in cash, the re:nainder ing and 17 menths, with interest, secured by a deed of Trnst on the premises. Alleost of conveyancing to be paid by the pur- chaser, THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee. my So-ecdids J.C.McGUIRE & CO.. A: Ry J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTEL'S SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP- ExTY.—On SATURDAY A¥YTERNOON, June 13th, at So'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trast dated Sept. 7th, 1859, and duly re- corded in LiberJ.A.5.,No. 152, tolios 343, et seq., one of the Land records for Washington oty, D.O., and by virtue of adecree of the Cirenst Court of the District of Oolumbia, passea in cheucery caure. No. 1791, wherein Henry Barron etal..arecomplainants and Obas.8. Wallach and Sem] Hanson. r.. are defendants, substituting me as Trustee in the place and stead ef C 8. Wal'ach, gurviting Trustee,I shall sei! original lot nnmbered fourteen (14) insquare numbered nine hundred and | sixty (060) situated at the corner of G street north and Eleventh street east: ‘Terms cash. All conveyancing at the cost cf purchaser. FP. MATTINGLY, my9-tawkde J.0.McGUIRE& GEO. D. C. HIBBS, - (SUCGESSOR TO W. M. GALT,) DEALER INCOAL, RED AND WHITE Asu, ALL SIZES, Office —252 Pennsylvania Avenue, Between 1th and 2th streets. may 19-tf 582 532 FIVE DOORS NORTH OF PENN. AVENUE. Just received, a full assortmentof the following goods: ; REFBIGERATORS, . WATER COOLERS, OHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, BATH PANS AND TUBS, 5) gross Army Short-handle FRY PANB, KNIVES AND FORKS, all kinds, German Silver TABLE SPOONS, Do do TRA SPOONS, Britannia Ware TABLE SPOONB, Do do TEA SPOONS, WOODEN WARE TIN WARE, PATENT CAMP KITS, COOKING STOVES, All of which is offered at the lowest prices, my 23 Iw W. H. HARROVER, VAN, Le SU LOTO ae rs ct =) et, bet 8th and 1h, near Post Wasuinotos, D.C, aanaea ‘ id coll claims the Dares fodieidugiey and oente Otieen™ and Soldiers’ Pay, Bounties and Pensions upon reason qbueteees, MPL corer wal inact = Shand success. in the collection of all claims ea GountusicaT1053 By Mai PaomprLy Ar- TENDED 70, ¥ References, by pearien: |OHNSON, U.B, Senator, se our Gon Bankers, Philadelph Washington, D, 0. Hox. Joux A, Kasson, MO, leva sles once my 7-eom*™ from the W: SEVENTH STREET. s land. and Hon. OLIVER WARNER, KUTURK DAYS. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auction-ers ERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON 12TH STRRRT iT. BETWEEN F AND @ STHEBTS BorTH, av Avctiex.—On MONDAY AFTENNOON, b,atG o'clock, on the preimines, t tell on the west side of 12th, near H north, a d rable betting Lot, havirg @ front of 23 feet 12th street, running back 60 fect. T One-third cash; balance in § and 12 ith interest, seoured by deed trust on Conveyancing at purcharer’s éont nye yanc! ya) or he feddten SO MOGUINE & 0O., Aucts, By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers. WO VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES AFD TWO LOTS OP GROUND, SITUATED OS PENRSYLYANIA AVENUR AND TWERTY-SIXTH staeer.—On MONDAY, June 8th, 1853, we will sell on the premises: Two three story Brick Houses acd Lots, situated on Twenty-sixth streetand J’ennsylvania avenue, being part of original !ot 1, in square west of 14. ALSO. Two valuable Bailding Lots on Pennsylvania evens and Twenty-sixth street, good business stands. Bale positive. as Terms: One-third cash; balanee in six, twelvo and eighteen months. my Z-eod&ds MARSHALL & PAGB, Aucts, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. IRABLE BUILDING LOT ON ELEVENTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN G AND H sTRERTs.— On MONDAY AFTERNOU: Jane sth, at 6% o’elock, on the premiser, all sell the south front 6f lot S, in square 355, f enting 24 feeton Lith street west, between G and H nerth, ranning back $9 feet 103, inches, and containing : 307 square feet of ground; the vaine of this lot for a resideuce is much enhanced by having a large public sewer croeging the rear of the lot, allording the best fa- cilities for drainage without any coat Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 menths, witn interest, secured by deed of trast on premi All eonve: cas at east of purchaser. jesa JAS C, McGUIKE & CO., Aucta. By J.C.McG@UIRE & CO. Auctioneera, FANE SoHz DOUBLE #RICK DWELLING HOUSE, WITH LARGE LOT, AY CORNER OF I axp TWENTIRTH streets, Av PosLic SALE.—OR MONDAY AsTERNGON, June Sth, at 5o’clock, on the premises, we shall seil lot No. 4, in square Ao. 121, fronting 7} feet 6 inches on North P rtreet, ai the corner of Twentieth street west, and running back 1% feet x: inches, together with the im- prsvements, consisting of a handsome and well uilt Double Brick Dwelling House, containing at! the modern improvements. Terms at eale. Allcosts attending conveyancing to be psid by be purchaser, Je 2-dts J.C. Mc@UIRE & OO., Aucts. By J.0. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. SIRABLE DWELLING MOUSE ON NORTH L, BETWREN FOURTEENTH (STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON June 8th. at 6 o’clock,.on the premises, we shal scl] Lot C,in Dailey’s subdivision of part of square No, 215. fronting 2 feet on north L street, between 14th street and Vermont avenue, running back kx) feet to a paved alley, improved by an excellent three-story and basement Brick Dwelling House, and Brick Carriage Houre 1nd Stable om the raar of the Lot. fhe premises are furnished with gaa thronghout, with Potemac water in the yard and ‘able, The situation isa delightful one for a privata reside: Terms: One-half cash; remainder in six months, with interest, secured by adeed of trast on thé premises, jeld J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRB & CO., Auction 5 ERY VALUABLE LOT ON POUR-AND-A- HALF STREET NAR PENNSYLVANIA AVESUR.— On MONDAY ERNOON , Junesth. nt 6o’elock, on the premises, we sha!l sell parts of Lots 2] and 22. in Square 491, fronting 33 feet om Pour-and-a half street, between Pennsylvabia avenue aud 0 street north. rupning back 125 feet to a 26 foor paved alley, and containing 4£5) fquare feut of round, This would make an admirable location jor an express office snd warehouse, lying directly on the route to the Railroad Depot. Terme: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a dead of trust on the premises. All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser. je 2-4 J.C. HcGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. By J.C. McG UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EMPTORY SALE (:¥ THREE VALUABLE BUILDING Lots ON TUR ISLAND, NEAR GRaAc —On TUESDAY AFTERNOBN) June oth, At 6 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell .ots Nor. 12, 18, and 1s, m Square No. 411, each 25 feet on streets scuth, Grace Church and rur nin ‘the lots are bi Folly loc: dences, and will be sold to the Terms cash, a J.C. McGUIRE & Co., 4 onting each 25 99 feet lo a 1 ghest bidders. ucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aactioneers. SERY VALUALLE PROPERTY ON NORTH © STREET FouR AND-s-HALF aNb eTS. KNOWN aS THE Barx House, ar THURSDAY, fth Jun: , inetant, we shail cell. in front of the raises at 6 o'clock P.M., the rollowi ng vuluabie property, viz: Allof Lot Ne. 6.in Square No. 49), 8 frent of 56 feet 4 inches. running hack 125 feet to a # foot alley. ard conteins about 7.242 square feat; also the imprevements, which are a large two story brick house, &c ‘ Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve months, the purchaser to give notes for the deferred paymente, bearing interest from day sale. All conveyancing at the cost of purchaser. The above mentioned property is considered very desirable, it being the weil known Bath House, in the eentre of the city, immediately in the rear of the National Hotel. je4-d GREEN & WILUIAMS, Aucts By J.C McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. ANDSOME RESIDENCE IN THE FIRST WakD AT Pusiic SaLz.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July ith, ats o'clock P. M.,on the premises. we sbail sell’ Lots Nos. 19 sod 2), in Square No. 79, fronting 122 feet on ist stre: at thecorner of north H strest, and running b iH feet 93; inches, containing over 18,00) square feet of ground; together with the improvem-nts, consisting of alsrge three sory brick residence. having a front on Ziat street of feet, with back buildings. containing six een rooms, with all the moéern improvements On the preinises are a brick sable and carriage house, amoke house, ica honee, &c., acd isin all respects a comfortable aud derirable residence. The premises may be examined any day between the hours of lv and 2 o'clock. ‘ ‘Yerms: One-third in cash, tha remainder in six, twelv-, endeighteen months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. ®2 Possession given July lat. jeSd J,C. McGUIRE & G0,, Ancta, Curae ‘A Depot of Washinston, 215 G, cor. Vth s Wasnington, D. C., duns 3, i853. SALE OF QUARTERMABTER'S PROPERTY. On WEDNESDAY,June 10, 1863, will be fold at puis auction, s lotof Shovels. Spader, Manure ‘orks, Wheelbarrows, Grindstqnes and Frames, Lanterns, Hook and Btrap Hinges, Garden and Grubbing Hoes, Mattocks, Axes, Hatchets, Office jbaira, Camp Stoves, Hospital Tent Cook Stoves, oints of Stovepipe, tovepipe Elbows, Mess Camp Kettles, sake Pans, Wrought and Tinware, and a miscellaneous lot of other Quarter- master’s property, no longer fit for the public Bale to commence at 11 o’clock a. m., at the Qusrtermater’s Warehouse, corner of New York avenue and Nineteenth streot | Fins Cas. overnmen' 5 ¥; EDWARD 1. HARTZ, Je4 st Captain and A Q.M.U.B Army. ByJ.C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE Conner or NontTH C STREET AND TWeLPTH ASST. QUARTERMASTER mined STREET WEST AT PULLIC AveTioN—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9th, at 6 o’clock, on the ee we shall sell that valuable property at he corner of north Oand Twelfth streets west, being Lota 6,7. and part of 3 in Square numbered $24. fronting 93 feet 2 inches on Twelfth street, and 75 feet 1 ineh onnorth C street, with the improve- ments, consisting of a large brick dwelling house situated on the corner. The property will be divided into three parts, the Smproved property ry breed ges ayatant loton each side Twelfth and streets. This property is situate] in the very centreof the business portion of the city, and the sale should command the attention of capitalists. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by adeed of pare eee ena All conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. je 2-4 if J.C, MoGUIRE & OO., Aucts. By J.C, McGUIBB & CO., Avctioneers. UCTION BALE OF SIXTY CHOICE BUILD ING Lots om FourtsentH sTaseT.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June Wth, at 5 e’clock, on the premises. we shall sell, subdivided into Seirerie pees ee she Lipins ae podare fo hundr e ,) bounde: by lath and 15th and Q and K streets. ted and pesnsitet itueation of these rable locRons for fourth in cash; the remainder in siz, t — os thteen months, with interest, Title poriee it. ‘au conveyances at the &dst of Binks oneh depeuite at ihetims ofscie ma Piate may be obtained at the eounting- omnes e 3,6. MeGBIRR & CO., Ancts, Wtiadiy ah tetas ar Sasiee Tas Gover joa! on habd at the time e. Beet . a WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1863. 2. 8,207. OFFICIAL. H®4n0uanrEns DPPARTMSNT OF WASH- INGTON, Office Chief Quartermaster, May 23, 1333. DEALERS IN AGRicULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Gan- DEN SEEDS, &€., are requested to furnish thinoffice price lists of the various articles of their trade. The same ehould be directed to Lieutenant Colo- nel Buias M. Greexz, Chief Quartermester, ve- partment of Washington. my 25-tf AIR OF HAN D+ OME MA CCHED CARRIAGE HORSES fc le. Apply to- ane ae McGUIBE & 00., je 46t Auction and Com’n Merehante. G90 INVESTMENTS —Corporation of Warh- sunnier ies conse aE ee for ie sums: "3 upWwaras. Jea-st' JAB.G. MeGUIRE & OU ucts, VINEYARD GROUNDS. HE Subscriber has for sale inthe immediate vicibity of Washiogton,a PLAT OF GROUND ad- mirably adapted by soil and exposure to the culti- vation of the grape, To a gentleman or evmpany wko would wish to embark in t enterprise sp- Teraruaenteante, Forse terete bea yi ATA &) SOLOMON, ANG Benn Seaman PPT So DAN Tus etree BTaGE enim! K 5 ‘ollowing stages run from the Kimmel House daily:—To Leonardtown, Bt 4 Mary’s county, Md., via Surratts vilt B, Beantown, Hughesville Charlotte Hull, Chaptico and Leonrratown Also, a tri-weekly line to Port Fobac:o, leaves the Kim- sel House every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7.90 a. m., via Piscataway und Duffield to Port Tobace F, KIMMELL, Agent, Washington, June 1, 1563. HE PROPRIETOR OF THI8 LINE STAGRS T J. 0. THOMPSON, has removed from Qhar- lotte Hall to T B, where he means to keep a licst - class hotel. Gentlemen and ladies traveling on this line ean be accommodated in good rtyle. Din- per ready when the stage arrives, going aud re- tarning at all times. J.C. THOMPSON, Proprietor, Se2-eolm TB, Prince George's conv+y, Md, LEWIS JOHNSON & CQ., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 292 PENNSYLVANIs AVENUE, Wasnincton City, Buy and sell all kinds of UNITED STATES SECURITIES, execute orders for stocks at NEW YORK STOOK BOARD, Deal in EXOHANGES, COIN AND BANK NOT FLVE-TWENTY BONDS kept on hand, For sale at par and interest. AY CoOKB & 00 BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, are prepared to furnish the UNITED BTATES WIVE-TWENTY YEAR SIX FER CENT, BONDS, (COUFONS OR REGiSTERED,) in darce or small sums. Ty 50-1m On end after July 1. the privilege of converting Legal Tender Notes into the five Twenty Year Bonde at par will cease. Parties wishing to mecure United States Bonds at psr, paying fix per cet. interest in gold, should fexrd in their orders before that time. JAY COOKE & CO., $52 15th street. my 25-dtiy] S UF FERRERS PROM ILJOUS FEVERS, MIASMATIC INFECTIONS, AND Siminar Diseases: Do you want to restore your health by Bitter, Die gusting sod Poisonons Drues, Liquids or Pow ters? Weald it not be better to try that Sure Kemedy— that Delicious Restorative, TOKAY, or ratber ths NECTAR OF TOKAY ;Houncary)? Used with moderation, that upparalieled Wine gladdens the heart of man, restores hia nerve, dis- pels the lingering shades of old diseases, and worts cures sa admirable 2s agreeable, You can get it gonuine, pare and unaduiterated st 8. C, FORD'S Drug my 9-Ira i Vas CHEAP SST DINING ROOM! The New York Dining Room 474 7th» posite Post Ofica. Open day and nigh incindec. fe hoomia 4) cants vac! my 581m e, 290 Perneyivania avenge, Clean § _PIKE’S | PURE > OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY. This BRANDY has been manufactured (or seve- Tal years from the PURE JUICB of the CATAWBA GRAPE! Thur affording additional evidence of the pro- gress of Americen MWnterprise and Industry. und of our ability to produce articles at home equal to those made of any other nation. WBA BRANDY tha beat imported Pran- and “avor, Itisi a] This statement i ates of our most distinguished Brandy bas long been ry, and the iptroduetion of an art such quality'ss to supersede the saie and « these vile compounds, hitherto sold ande: name of Erandy,can culy be regarded asa gre ablie Brandy, ponsesses ali he qualities cinimed for the best imported Liquors, and is of perfect pnrity and superio: Haver, and & sovereign and ture remedy for DYSFEDS JA, FLATULENCY, dP, CRA NGUOR, LOW SPIR iTY, CHOLE, &e., &e. WF READ THEC Ww. AS. D.R.Ciark. Keq., Lhave made a chemical analysis of atample of pure Obic Oxtawba Brandy of the manufacivre of S.N. Pi Co.. Cincin- ti, and tind it to be pure wine brandy, free from y adulterativne or adtixztore of i eiente det- mental to health tw fictitious liquor made of corn epirite and @ essences, and it ia well aderied front ae purity und quality, to take the *C! ognac. eo ee TROMAS ANTISELL Chemical Examiner. U. 8. Parent Oflice, SraTE AssayEa’s O7P108, 32 8omernet St. Bostrom, Oct, 23, 1958, 1 hereby cerify that I bave this day made chemical] analysis of a sample of Ca‘ ‘andy brought to me by mmonds, Bsq.,and that I bave feund no adniterating ingredient or improper subteucer init, Itis pure brandy spirit, with the ceual coiering and saccharine matters belonging to brancy. J would recommend it ror medical uses, CHAS, T. JACKSON, M. D., State Acsayer. D. R. CLARK, corner 4% and Penn., ave., 80% Agent for this Distri mar 18-eo? 3m 3 NOT T RE Undersigned off lic for buying and sel f houses and lets; also for the resting and collection of rents Has tor gulereveral well located Dwelling honres, Stores and Huilding Lots. For particulars inquire at No, 398 D street, near Seventh, (second story,) of W. G, DEALE. Measuror of Buildings and my 7-2a04w™ Real Estate Agent. CABRIAGES FOR 8ALs—This day received and for ssietwo large Bretts, (or open Car- Tiages,) several light Carriagee, ind one coctor’s Phaeton, a!) of the very latest New ¥: styleand superior finish. THOMAS YOUNG, my 20-6t No. 409 Pennsyivanin avenue. a 7 a5 Ker QLARIFIBD OLDERI, rece! T schooners ‘*Geo: . Adame” and 'J°W ) fron Beeton large sap) of Pure Maseaciuse{ts CLARIF! ED OFDER, which L offer for esie at the lowest market price, in quan- tes to ecit he 5 Hotel Eeopern, autlere ‘and a) othersin want of a prime aru jeof Cider are invited to enll and ex- Teen 8 wt "Gcorsetswe. 2.0. in services to the pub- be REFBIGBRATOBS. Jer Received a large assortmen’ from Philadel- phia sod New York. Upright with and without Water Coolers. Ghent Re frigeravors with Ceolers aud Stone! are. 11 the above lew. We wil sett the spovp 16" ia, 1. @ REGORY, my 31 Pa. avenue, T MaTTERS NOT! IT MATTBRS NOT) Tay ox waite, BOS- LOWI#IO reilt gratgally hout loss of time and epari It never faile diners in quality, darability er eiiegean pe noe 36 Be 3 Ans aghing'on and the Distr:ct, m9 91m | ; i AMUSEMEN’?'s. GROVER’S THEATRE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENU B.near Willards’ Hotel ¢ Coviest Rublic Resort tn America. LBONARD GROVER... MaNacer THIS day) RVENING, June 6. Ree a py pearance of the young, beautiful charmin; Miss LUCILLE WESTERN, The Pearl of the American Steze. whore engaga- ment haa proved, », the most success- fal of t! this evoning, for one time only.of Mi-s Luc‘ile’s dra oatisation of Charles Dickens’ great nove) IVER TWIAT ; . A BTORY OF 4 LONDON wRPHAN, Epeilie Western as......... nucy Bykes Charles Sarron a8. -2. ==: Bilt Byxcs Boghie Sister liver Twint next, ipsuguration of the last een arena week of Lucille Western. when will be submitted for one time, **Kast Lynne; or the Elopement.”* SF Admission 6), 25, and 75 cents No extra ebarge for sqcured scats. NEW PAVILION CIRCUS, Comxzx New YoRK AVENUR aND Mru Sraexz, LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. MADAME MACARTE’S FIRST BENEFIT IN WASHINGTON, Exrracnpixasy EXteRtTAiyMENT. THIS APTEENOON AND EVENING, June 6, THE ENTIRE EQUESTRIAN AND SYRO-ARABIC TROUPE. WILLE JOSEPHINE DEVINIER, the most daring female Tight Hope Walker in the world, will make anu ascent across New York ave- nue and completely over the Pavilion, which +x. hibition wiii be FREE TO THE PUBLIC 24 o'clock, The sfternocn entertainment in especially adapt- ed to Lacies ard Children. The evening's per- formapee will conclude with the famous eques- trian drama, DICK TURPIN, THE EF6LD HIGHWAYMAN, Madame Macarte ae. oe Dick Turpin Adwission 25 cts,; reserved xeats 6) cts, ité VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st. COGLEST HOUSE IN THE CITY! y Bow. or Wimpows—Tre bummer Epiricr! GREAT £S4TURDAY NIGHT 2 CROWBED HUUSES- IMMENSE Suds: Positively jast night of Fitz S:mmons’ version of the great Military Spactacle of the FRENCH SPY; FRENCA spy? FRENCH SPY; wit, TORMING OF ALGIERS. TORMING OF ALGIERS. 8 8 tit: and Rudi of Humor, ir.pie Show given at this ie Hail, GWAED, W. S. BF DWORTH. gand Dencing, Bullet and Pantomime, &e., &c. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, LADIES’ FiSHIONABLE MATINEE, Monday night the great Spare Diummer, MR. JOHN HOFKE. icsion 28 and conta, Private Boxes, $5._ METROPOLITAN HALL, Prxn, AVENUE, BETWEEN LITH AND l2Ta STREETS N BARRY LESUI Lovely Ladies, Sin THE COOLEST PLACE IN TSE CITY! NEW ENGAGEMENT OF THEE CELEBRATED PARLOR GPERA COMP. FOR A SHORT SEASON. SCENES, DUBTTS, asD WHOLE Acta, Or TEE Most PopoLar ITALIAN, GERMAN «xp ENGLISH OPERAS, with BRiLLIANT COSTUMES R AND FULL GRCHESTRA! AIRS, TRIOS, WI This celebrated company has wona host of admirers during itsstayat New York, Philadel- phia, ete. Therefore, the friends of mubio should not miss the opportunity now presented of enjoy- ing a few evenings’ amusement, Admission Weente. Opened at7 o'clock. HENZE & MERKLEIN, Proprietors, CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., REAR SIXTH Srezaz, THE COOL RETREAT, TO-NIGHT THE LARGEST COMPANY! THE BEST STARS IN THE WORLD! MADEMOIBELLE ANNETTA GALLETTI, MISS EVA BBENT, The beautiful vocalist, MI88 KATE PENNOYER, M’LLES AUGUSTA and MARIBZ, TEE COURT OF BEAUTY, THE BALLET TROUPE, THE DRAMATIC COMPANY. In a new Dill, | To-night the thr je 41m Ning two act drama entitled DICK TURPIN ; DICK TURPIN! on, LIFE ON THE HIGHWAY. The Deautiful ballet entitled, NATHALIE, NEW_ETHIOPIAN ACTS, NEW SONGE, NEW DA end « TREMEN Di L. Adrisricn : Orchestra Chairs, # seats; Dress Cir- clexnd Gallery, 2 cents; Private Boxes, (helding ®iz persons,) 95. Docre open st77z0’clock, Performance atsij, A GRAND MATINEE EATURDAY APTERNOON, at 20’clock, For Laprrs axp CEiLpRen. Admirsien—Ladies # con:s; cnildren 10 cents. Doors op: 2 o'clock, jel-lw B® ‘3 GARDE: The undersignad r societies. private p: announces to clubs, 2., teat bis be at the ics ard other 8 ing the season, on very rea . The Pavilion is one ef the largest Wa hington. The city cars run ance of the garden. For par- premises,¢n B street south, strects axst, Navy Yard. FRANK A. BECKERT, Proprietor, IO0R A WEEB—every /RSDAY AFTERNON—by Brass Baad, Mr. i RICK MARTIN'S Lage: arant, East Oapitol street, je I-Im* LY 2Up CEMENT . é POR ROOFING, O*8 “JouN & WM. PETEEBONR, corner Hith and C sts. south, Axevts ‘o#tha Feit Companys ASSESSOR'S OF FICB, REMOVED TO 444 SIGHTH STREET WEST, between Pa, sy, and D at, north, P, HM, PEARSON, 0.3. Assessor : for District of Columbia. L Gondu mya THE WEEKLY STAR. i> ae This excellent Family and News Journal, containing a greater variety of interesting reading than can te found in any other, is published on Friday morning, ‘Terxs— Cash, inroriadly in advance. Single copy, per annum. Twenty-five copies, It invariably contains the “ Wachington News” that has made The Daily Evening Star circnlate so generally throughout the country, S7 Single copies (in wrappers) can be pro- | cured at the counter, immediately after the | issue of the paper. Price—Timmer Cents. _ RS ES ES PRL 10 NEWS. ‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. " [ASSOOIATED PRESS DISPATOHES,} DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA. West Point Abandoned by our Forces, Ba.timonrx, June 5.—The mail boat Louiss- &ne, Captain Porter, came into port this morn ing tan early hour, bringing the mail anda considerable number ef passengers. There is ho news of interest in that quarter, if we ex- cept the fact that General Dix, having received ieliabie information that the enemy was ad- yancing towards West Point, erdered the evac- uxtien of the place, which was accomplished in rcod order. The destination of the forces withcrawn from that point we do not feel a- liberty to state under existing circumstances. Fortress Monnox, June4.—Two large brick buildincs on the corner of Washington aad Wide Water streets, Norfolk, were destroyed by “less saa Uy Pca used as Govern- ment store houees. e belon, to the Government, except shonties iowecek dollars’ worth, was removed. The fire was no Goubt the work of an incendiary. ‘The flag of truce steamer State of Maine, in charge of Captain Jchn F. Mulford, fing of Wuce officer for this cepartment, left for City Point this morning. She takes up two hundred rebel. prisoners, The" steamer Georgeanna sailed for Phila- delphia to-day. She takes the 25th New Jersey regiment. FIGHT AT FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE, Repulse of the Rebels. NashviLLx, June 5.—The news from Frank- jin up to twe o'clock p. m: to-day, is that Col, Buird was attacked by 1,200 rebel cavairy ye. terday, who drove his forces back into the intrenchments. They rallied, however, and soon repulsed the enemy with heavy loss } Simultaneonsly un attack was made nmpon onr | forces at Triune, but the rebels were Tepubsed with a loss of 20 men, 46 horses, and @ lot of camp and garrison equipage. Six hundred and seyenty-mine Federal sole Giers urrived in this city this morning, repre- senting 214 regiments. They will be sent to ; their respective commands. Valliandigham Going to Richmonc, MvrErnxEsnoxo, May A flag oftrcee has justreturned from tha enemy's station, nine miles south of this. The officers of the Rebel army seem to feri confident of resisting General Grant's attack on” Vicksburg, ang have rumors of ¥5,000e9f Grant's army being destroyed or taken prisoners. I obtained the Chattancoga Daily Rebel of the 29th instam, irom which I make the following extracts : GENERAL BRECKINEIDGE IN ALABAMA. ** Major-General John ©. Breckinridge are rived in our city, this morning, and stopped at the Trent Honse. A large number of our citi- | zens assembled in front of the hotel and called jon him feraspeech. He responded brietiy, } stating that now was atime for xctions, not | words—deeds, not speeches.—Allunta Common- wealth. VALLANDIGHAM GOTNG TO RICHMONB. SAELnyvitie, May —Mr. landigham ; is sti}l here, stopping ata private house. , Will go to Virginia ina day or‘two. He is, as | Yet, undecided as to the precise point, bit will | determine soon. ; Hon. Henry Winter Davis Nominated fer Congress. ; _ BAttIMors, June 5.—The Uni | to-night nominated Hi Henry Winter Davis | ter representative of the Third Congressional | District. He wes afterwards serenaded and | mude a speech, in which he said he shouid, if | elected, support the policy of the Admin- j istration. There should, he saic, be no side issues. It was time for Maryiand to speak out ; boldiy. He supported emancipation, and was fa: Vigorous prosecution of the war and ; quering a peace. Railroad Accident. PRILADELPHIA, June 5.—Francis L. Sen., ot the firm of Drexel & Co., bunk: us is suppos e j in jumping from the Reading rail the corner of 171k and Willow streets. caught under the wheels and both legs © —oue s taken entirely off. His ext precludes the hope of recovery. j _ PHILADELPHIA, June 5.—The venerable Ar. Drexel died at 10 o’clock this evening. A British Consul Engaged in Blockad+ New Yorr, Jane Transcript states th: » scheoner J npi: emptured near Mobile while trying to run the blockade. She was owned and m British consul at Ha He \ owner of the cargo of the steamer Antona, captured some time s Sentenced to be Hanged- Lrnox, Mass., June 1.—James Callender has heen convicted of the murder of Mrs; Emily L. James, in Otis, Mass., on the 7th of September. irs. James and her two children were mur- dered at the same time. The prisoner says his father killed the children. The senteuce of death wis passed on him tnis morning. Young Men’s Christian Association. CxIcaGo, June 4.—The National Convention of the Young Men’s Christian Association was held here to-day. Isaac S. Smith, of St. Louis, was chosen temporary chairman. Delegates were present from all the Western States and two from England. Geo. H. Stuart, of Phil. adeiphia, was chosen permanent president. Mass Meeting at Chicago. Cricaco, June 4.—A large and enthusiastit Union meeting was held in the Court-House Square to-night. Speeches were made by Senators Trumbull and Doolittle, and Repre- sentatives Arnold, Kellogg, and other promi- nent gentlemen. Cavalry Recruits, Boston, June 5.—A detachment of cavalry numbering one hundred men, left Readvilie this afterncon for Washingtor. These recruits are chiefly from California, and will fill up the Massachusetts cavalry to the minimum. The Case of the Chicago Times. CxicaGo, June 5.—In the case of the Chicago Times yersus military authorities, the counsel ‘sked for and obtained leave to withdraw the bill asking foran injunction, and the case has been dismissed. DISINFECTING AGENTS.—Now that the warm weather is upon us, our citizens should thor- oughly cleanse their premises, rendering them us pure and healthy as possible. We are con- vineed that a great ao of the disease so prevalent during the hot months im summer, is. attributable to the accumulation of filth im alleys and yards. There are a number of disinfecting agents which will be found efficient in removing offensive smells from damp mouldy cellars, yards, pools of stagnant water decaying vegetable matter,&c. Either of the following will answer the purpose, while they cost but a trifle: 1, One pint of the liquor of chloride of zinc, in one pailfal of water, and one pound of chlo- ride of lume in another pailfal of water. This is perhaps the most efiective of anything that | can be used, and when thrown upon decayed vegetable matter of any description, will effectnally destroy all offensive odors. 2. Three or four pounds of sulphaw® of iron, (copperas) dissolved in a pailful of water will, in many cases, be sufficient to renfove all offen- sive odors, 3. Chloride ofjime is better to scatter about camp places, in , indamp cellars, and upon heaps of filth.—Setentific Americgn. — ee From New Yor®-To WasHtNneoTon.—Anar- rangement has beementered into between all the companies between New York and Wash- ington, securing a continuons double track rail- road the whole or nearly the whole distance, therely avoiding the change of cars, straight= bridging the Susquehanna, ana i bridging us cubes for bridges over the Bush Gunpowder creeks, and by the thirty first-class passenger cars, routé through as faras practicable, one com- plete line.—Phila. Ing. g Ke The Missouri ure has ordered equestrian portrait of Lyon to be pls n the Capitol. aa n@ Billy Wileon’s Z are homes their term of en! paving eapirede in she aisen Blaten