Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1863, Page 3

LUCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—Mise Lucille Western this evening enters wpon the fourth and Iast yreek of her brilliantly successful engagement st Grover’s. The bill for to-night is that most popular of plays, “ Eaat Lynne, or the Elope- ment.” Her representation of the heroine of the pisy is strikingly effective. CANTREBURY.—The dr ma has become quite a fesiare of the Canterbury music hall, and to-night will be performed a now play outitled- the “Convict’s V engeance.” This innovation has nc4, however, displaced the amusing Ethio- pian acts, OF the gracetul dances, which have qmade this resort 80 popular, but all are per- formed as usual, in connection with the drama. CanNCRO88 AND DixEy’s. MINaTRELA will ‘ve three more eatertainments at Odd Fellows’ ‘aij, Seventh street, and will introduce new soncs, Acts and features, although the bill per- formed the first three nights wag a1! that could be desired. None who delight in this sort of emurement cin fail to be pleased with this troupe. VARIETIES.—The management here offer a good bill and announce good performers for this evening. Misa Addie Johnson, a favorite Actress, will appear as “St. Alme,” «Hamet,” and “Mathilde,” in 4 Simmons adaptation of the «French Spy." John Hoeke. the creat snare drummer, will make his firstappearance, and Nellic Howard, W. S. Budwerth, Harry Leslie and others will appear. Merrorouitan Hal: is a coel and comfor- ¢able resort, and the selections from Italian, German and English operas there performed are of a very entertaining order. The musical talent—both vocal and instrnumental—employed. is such as amaterrs would delight in. STRAWERBREY Frativats.—A Strawberry Festival will be given this evening for abeney- olent purpose, in the old Trinity Hall, Fifth street, by the ladies connected with the Ual- mary Baptist CRurch. Music, flowers, and an exhibition of Disolying Views, will add interest w the affair. A similar festival will also be given at the Columbia Engine House, Capitol Hill, tor the benefit of St. Peter’s Sunday School; and another will also be held at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, for the Senefit of Christ Church Sabbath School; all offering gTeat attractions. Searcuine vor Horsre.—Edgar V. Weir, Amos Benson and Charles L. Cushing, of the 4th Virginia Cavalry, were committed to the Central Gurdhonse yesterday by order of the Provest Marshal, having been sent in trom Centerville, where they had been captured on the Sth inst. by Capt. Thompson, of the 111th N. ¥. Volunteers. On two of the prisoners were found printed leaves of absence from Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, the leaves stating that the persons to whom the leave was granted “hay- ing given satisfactory evidence of their willing- ness and ability to procure horses in the piace of those killed, lost, or rendered unserviceable in the service, will proceed without delay to their places of residence for that object, return- ing to their regiments within twelve days without fail.” All the prisoners have been captured and exchanged heretofore. Sent Sovrs.—Mrs. John H. Waring, Miss Priscilla, Miss Alice, and Miss Julia Waring, wife and daughters ef Col. John H. Waring, of Prince George's county, Md., who has been on trial here before a court-martial on allega- tions in connection with the resorting of the young man Walter Bowie, and others from the South, to the Colonel’s house, were on Satur- day afternoon started South by way of Har per’s Ferry. Mr. Waring, inhis defense, un- dertook to show that whatever had been done at his house (except the receiving of his own son when he returned from the South) in aid of partios in the Confederate service, had been generaily without his consent and knowledge, and his daughters took upon themselves the sespousib lity of a mail being hid in one of the is. oa ArRIVAL OF REEL PRISONERS.—Sixty- three rebel prisoners, captured below Freder- icksburg ou Friday night, arrived here on Saturday and were committed to the Old Cap- itol prison. Among the number are Major E. ‘T. Stakes, 40th Virginia; Lieutenant J.T. Wil- beln, Baltimore Artillery; Lieutenant Francis Bays, Lientenant Edgar Roberta, and Lieu- tenant J. B. Wyatt, of the 2d Florida. Thirty more, captured at the same time, arrived here yesterday. They were doing picket duty one mile and a half below Freder- icksburg, and were attacked by a portion of two regiments and captured after a sharp en- gagement. Among them are Lient. Louis Pacetty, 2a Florida, (wounded in the leg,) and Lieut. D. H. Hendricks, of the 4Sth Mississippi. Se Larcrnies.—John H. Fletcher, Thos. Har- Tison, Eliza Fletcher and Harriet Jackson (colored) were arrested on Saturday on the charge of the larceny ef $50 from Mary Spie- gel, in whose honse they had lodgings. The money was stolen fronva dress hanging in the room occupied by complainant Officer Donn searched for the money and found 3 hid under a bed in the prisoners’ room. The evi- dence implicated the men, who were committed, and the women were discharged. Henry Halliday was arrested also on Satur- day for the larceny of a pocket book containing $3 trom E. Strong. The money wae recovered, tha acensed having hid it in @ soap barrel. Halliday was committed. Sea RE-ARRESTED.—Charles Creel, of Loudon ty, Va., who was some time ago arrested snd released on taking the oath of allegiance, wind with the understanding that he should go no further South than Alexandria, was re- arrested and sent to the Old Capitol on Satur- day. Itis alleged that Creel has publicly de- clared that his arrest was unjust, but that he would take care in the future to do something justifying a second arrest. He is said to have boasted, also, that although he had taken the oath of allegiance, he did net regard it as binding. nee Szeconp Warp Srar 8.—John Hor- Tigan, stealing a horse; ssed. Benj. Pen- ny and Page Gordon, fighting; do. Joan Flip- per, drunk; $1.59. Menia Myers, suspicion of stealing $15 from Ellen Saxton; dismissed. Magdalena Bueh, do.; do. Edward Pumphrey, grand larceny; bail for a hearing. Also, drank; | do. Owen Roberts, suspicion; sent to Super- intendent. John Proehauer, threats; John Bb. Robey, suspicion: George Deggs, suspicion of burglary, Frederick Cleary, Jonn Glace, do.; dismissed. John Henry, drunk; J. P. Ken- nedy, assault and battery; do. An Evi Correcre For sometime past there has been so much fast driving on New York avenye, from Seventh street to Boundary, on the Sabbath, that the Provost Marshal found it necessary on Saturday to issue an order di- recting that videttes be placed along said avenue, and that patrols visit the locality, with instructions to arrest all parties driving fast, close all drinking saloons, and arrest ali drunken characters. The order went into effect yesterday, and was faithfully executed. = Int.—Hon. A. N. Zevely, Third Assistant | | { } Postmaster General, was suddenly taken ill at | his office on Friday morning. He was imme- | diately conveyed to hisresidence, accompanied | by Major Scott, Principal Clerk of the Inspec- tion Office, P. ©. Department. Mr. Zevely is doing wel nd expects to leave the city in a few days for the benefit of his health. aE ESS Cream Sinvur Sopa Warer.—Rosweill, cor- nerof Maryland avenue and Seventh street, makes fresh cream sirup every day, and con- sequently it is always sweet; and he deals out this soda at the old price—tive cents per glass. His soda is a really refreshing drink this warm ‘weather, and the small price asked for itis a great desideratum these hard times. See ad- vertisement. eee ForGgING AND ALTERING PassEs.—A num- ber of soldiers and officers have of late been committed to the Old Capitol on the charge ot altering passes; and in order to put a stop at once to t! business, they will be tried for the crime ef forge! d will suffer, if convicted, the legal pen: ttached to that crime. ea Inranticipe.—Yesterday afternoon, officer Walling found a new born male infant at the foot of Twelfth street east, It was thrown over asteep bank, and its head striking upon @ rock the skull was mashed. No jury had been held when the report was made. ee Frrexps’ YRARLY MxstTiING.—The yearly wneeting of Friends of the Maryland district, extending as tar as ord county, was held on Saturday and yesterday at Sandy Spring, Montgomery county, Md., enly a few miles from this city. —>—_—_ Sunt Nortu To Tacks THE OATH.—Twenty deserters from the rebel array were sent to Philadelphi« on the train of yesterday evening, where the oath of allegiance will be tered to them at their owm request. as RErsTaTsD.—Sorgeon Bilss has been ye- stored to the control of Armory Square Hospital. He was 8 for time by the Secretary of War on account ef some alleged ‘wrong appropriation of funds. gar are + SREY CHARGED WITH DisLoyaLty.—N. Lemmon, @ citizen ot Loudon county, Va., was sent to this city on Saturday night, and committed to the Old Capitol, on a charge of disloyalty. ore Jory aLEsoznT Usmr.—There are n0w seven coumnt persons in the Uonvalescent Gamp, two thensand of whom are rebel prisoners. ahs ae ExowanGe.—The steamer Siateof Maine wilse ‘0 City Point iu & day or two, and carry Gown tor ex: about 250 revel priscacts, | 1 i | | in | i —— FourtH Warp Svation Cases,—Samuel Simpeoa, suspicion of larceny; dismissed. Danie! Bresnahan, assault; do. nry Hillary. larceny; jail for court. Jno. H. Fletcher, grand larceny; do. Thes. Harrison, do. do. Eliza Fieicher and Harriet Jackson, do.; dismissed. Lieut. Cookword, drunk and erly; do. W. A. Williams, drunk; military. G. B, Liv- ingston, do.; dismissed. Phillip Green, creating & nuisance; fined $1.01. Chas. Haskins, pro- tanity; fined $1.91: for i concealed weapons; dismissed. Jno. Walsh, do.; do. Thos. Johnson, profanity; fined $1.4. John Goddard, fast riding; for a hearing. Chas. Jovnson, drunk and disorderly; fined $2.91. John Copeland, do.: do. $2.91. Geo. Atwell, assault; dismiseed. Thomas yy, assault and battery; do. Wm. Conway, as-auit; do. Wm. Sedur, violating city law; missed. John Sleight, do.; do. Casr or Munpgr.—Yesterday, the police ef the Tenth Precinct arrested John E.Goss upon & charge of murder, and G. W. Goodall as accessory. Timothy Driscoll had an alterca- tion with Goss, the foreman of Mr. Goodall, in the plumbing establishment of the tatter, on Sixth street, and Goss struck Driscoll several blows on the head with an iron gas pipe, caus- ing his death. The Coroner's inquest returning & verdict so charging Goss, he was sent to jail for court. Mr. Goodall was dismissed. eS Se Strawpegrr Fesptvar.—tThe strawberry season is upon us, and the ladies are making much of the occasion by holding festivals, and thereby endeavoring to realize fonds for Sabbath school and church purposes. A large number of festivals are announced for this evening; and among the number that one to be heid by the agreeable ladies of the Four- and-a-half street Presbyterian Church should not be forgotten. eo Liqvor S£IzED.—Thirteen cases of liquor were seized st the High street wharf, George- town, this morning, by V.N. B. Millerte. prop- erty sergeant. The attempt was made to place this liquor on board boats without permit, and hence its seizure, -____»—___ FERNANDO Woon.—Hon. Fernando Wood, of New York, has leased the Lee mansion, om H street, West End, tor his residence during the Congressional term, at a rental of $4,500. . Sees The Horrors of War ean be greatly mitigated by that sovereign remedy, Holloway’s Ointment, asi! Willcure any wound. however desperate, if it be well rubbed around the wounded parts. and they be kept thoroughly covered with it. A Pot of ointment should be in every man’s knapsack. Only 26 cents per Pot. 2 Se eas Fram 4 LaDy.— West Milton, Saratoga Co.. N. y.y July 6th, 1863.—L7 HHosteter—Sir: I have long delayed writing to you my eincere thanke for the good you have done my daughter, I can truly say that nothing but the kind hand of Providence and ‘our Bitters have saved her from ar cariy grave. cr three years I have been doctoring her with ayrupa and all kinds of bitters that have been recommended to me for her, besides having two first-rate phyeianss butall seemed todo her no good ,while I was searching the Almanacs and all the newspapers that I couia set hold of, in hopes of finding something that would suit her cae. Accidentally there came pert of a newspaper around some goods that beughtatthe Spa. In looking it over I saw at a giance that your Bitters was ju:t what ake needed I sent next day to Ball- ston Spa and get a bottle of ycur Bitters. She commenced taking them, and such achange in one week with her appetite, and the distress that victuals cccasioned, and that burning in the stom- ach. L never saw i my life, as there was in her. She has taken three bottles, and is now able to work ajl the time. I thinx thereisa little de- rangement of the liver. Please senc me three tottles more, wheih I thik will cure her entirely. nd othersthouzht she had adisesase of the keart. bu: that beating and fluttering that would a'moat stop her from breathing at times, is all gone, Yours, with respect, Mrs AwANDA MOPHExsoy. Ererered and sold by Hostetter and Smith, Pitta- ure. Pa. Sold dy all druggists and family grocers. Wholesale Agente—A. M. inger & Co., 237 Penn. ave. Je 8-003% es Toke no more unpleasant and unsafe Medicines. Por unpleasant and dan:cerous ai BHecsMpoiy’s Exrgact gb! ba Which has received the endorsement of the most Prominent Phusirians in the U.S. Is now offered to effiicted numanity asacertain eure for the following diseases and aymptoms orisi- nating from discases and abuse of the Urinaryor Sexual Ureuns, General Dediity, Mental and Physical Depression, Imbecility. é. Determination of Blood to the Head, . Confused Ideas, Rysteri Irritability, 8 at Night, ficiency, Ge Restlesaness and Slee plesan. Absence of Muscular E: Loss ef Appetite, Emaciation, | Low Syirits, Disorganization or Paralysis of the Organs of Generation, Palpi ion of the Meart, And. in fact, all the concumitants of a Nervous and Debilitated state of the sysiem. Wine, cut this out, Ask tor Helmbold’s. Take no other. Cures Guaranteed. Bee advertisementinssother column, je 4-2 pacbebinet ta « THE LAMENT OF THE FLEA. Long years ha’ wandered unfettered and free, And bitten the young and the old, . And laid in the couch of the rich and the poor, 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. Lyon’s Powder is barwlets to mankind but will kill all house insects, garden worms, plant bugs &c., Lyon’s Magnotic Pills aae sure death to rats and mice. Sold everywhere. je2-2w = Densts 8, Barnes & Oo., New York. — SrmemaTorRe@a can BE CureD.—Dr. Hand's Specific cures Spermatorrhaa. Seminal Weakne immpotency, Loss af Power, etc., speedily and effectua. . Its effects aro trul f merits. Price 81 abox. Bold b . Ford, cor- ner llth street and Pa. avenue, Wi hington, and Henry Cook Alexandris. jaé-ly STARTLING! BuT TRUE. —The_ Volunteers are braving the dangers of Fever, Scurvy, Wounds and Cholera. Many a gallant fellow will leave hia bones to bleach, who, by the aid of Holloway’s Pills & Ointment. would have returned to his | family, sirong and healthy. Soldiers, try them! Only 25 cents per Box or Pot, Seg Bro: DIsRasEs. | Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No miner- sl, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills te be taken. It is the soldier's hope, end afriend to those maa do pet nk to be exposed. Male pack- , $2; female, $3. z eerie Root and Her) Juices—A positive and permanent eure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, Tetters, &¢. Pricé $1, or six bottles for $5. Bold by 8. C. Pord. See advertisement. m5 gee DIsBasks OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY 4anp Szxvar Sysrems.—New sod reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Asscciation—sent vealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address Dr, J. Bkillin Hougaton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-3m. Formation oy Corys.—Corns are formed of thickened layers of cuticle, and conical shape, with the points di corresponding’ cells, or depressions depths, according to the injury cai b upon the immediate parts where the external pressure is most severe. The lose they cause is not in the corn itself but in the part compressed by it, the operation fer their reroval is painless, bloodles and effe if the predisposing and exciting causes be aypided. To all afliicted with corns, bunions, trouBlesome nails, or other disorders of the feet we would recommended an early callow Dr. White, office No. 424 nsylyania avenue, between Four-and-a-haifand Sixth streets. my 23 See gee ees Wanananten ro Cvez 1x 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey’s Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ cure haa in siz days. No change of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Bold 3.0. Fo ith ‘asi rd, cerner street and Pa. avenue bington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. iaé-ly MABRIED, On Saturday morni | Mr. Tillinghast, Lg Bye ing, 6th instant, by the Rev. oe Re few BZ formerly of Boston, Mass, * D morning, the 7th instant, after a which she bore with commendable Bonide + aged 29 years, @ native of ee . a roy stro; him who doeth all Hope of @ bliss- ristian sha! venly Red WwW ere her chee: : mer. fal mirth ai as performed her eart! reco! mis- apd has gone to r jerieh oly sapl- sion nobly and well, id merited reward of good fatioan t} On ria, BD! d deeds and fternoon, the 7th instant, of dipthe- *SIENRO. oldest son of Thon. Wand Maks pisce from thensnttence of Wth and isch A. Miller, 1 7 invited. = inthefalr E A. BADIE, bh m iy Sro most yom se re ) afterpoon, at 24 0’clock. * HRISTIANA terol Fee Ge eg ty tee Prog : ‘The friends of the femily are invited to attend al come bee eee romeenee. No, 441 Aa m, at So’cloex. & Ai After an illness of 23 hours, the Pict bia age. ton oT Oa ‘A. and of) acuse oie Wena a Shh canteen PIC NICS, &. WANTS, FOR SALE AND RENT, i AUCTION SALES, — ! BE YOUNG UNITED CLUBIN THE PIBLD T AGAIN pass grand PIC-NIC of the Youvg United Ciab will be given at Le Oy lem, on THURSDAY, June 11. 1968. eciiaie 58 cents, sdinitiing » gentioman SBOOND GRAND AFTERNOON AND ay, Jane It, 1363. i les. Comenitte A ements. 3. Balauger, “eASimowe " joe-st* T= 1GHT PIC-NIO Of THB FROENDAHTEY CLUB WHET REG YEN AT GREEN SPRING, Geor Dc, ag Ct ita to give The Com an made arran one of the bent of the ssazon., Tho iioly Hill Band 1D 6) for the ocrasion Maxacers—W. Shoemaker, J. H. Jackson, Jas. ubns. ¥. Roberton. Tickets fifty cents, admitting a gentleman and ies. jos st* ' Fur GRAND PIC NIO OF THE SEASON GREEN SPRING PAVILION RE GADNESOAY. Juno 10, 1858, : BY THE ART UNION ASSOCIATION. Norice.—This Pie-Nic is given for the special amusement of dadies and gentlemen of Washington ani eorgetown, and they can Test aaured that no person of known disre- putable character will be ailowed om the! grounds. The best cotillion band im the been engaged for the occasion. Tickets fifty cants, admittirg a gentleman and ladies. By order of the 0. H. Sher Wt. Howard, B. F. Smith, E. D. Morton. Floor Managers. J.8. Clarke, G. 8. Grammer. N. B. See large bills for further information. je 8 3t* PIO-NIO. Raw OF THE TERPSICHOBE 80CIALS Will be given at BECKERS’S GARDEN, Navy Yard, oN MONDAY, June 15th, 1863. Profeegor Schro-der’s well known brass and string and is engaged for the occasion. Tickets 5 cents, admitting a gentleman ant iadies. To commence at one 6’clock, Tommities of Arrangements, J. Ossinger A. Burkley, J. Muler, ¥. Hart. The strictest order will be preserved. je 8-7t* 8. R. SWANN, President. ui Dek MEMBERS OF THE FRANKLIN CLUB take pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public that they will give i NINTH GRAND AFTERNOON AND MOONLIGHT PIO-NIC At GREEN SPRING, Georgetown, D.C., On TU E8DAY, June 9th, 1368, Coaches will leave the terminus of the George- town Railroad at 1 o'clock p. m,, and every quarter of an hour Fieste PIC-NI GC Managers, Alfred Tonnet, R. B. Mooney, @. W. Bauer, L. W. Dorsey. je 3-7,3,MaT-4t* LOST AND FOUND. ANTED— One WAITER at the Ne* Ww York Dining noone, 474 Tth street, opposit E the Port Office 1t* 'VAOH TRIMMER AND PAINTER WANTED. Wanted immediately, one Coach Trimmer sad ene Painter. {ies-3t])' ANDRBWJ.JO¥ON. | Wa4nNzED—By a res} woman a SITUA- TION ax cook. or to do general housewors, Inquire at 595 @ st., between Ist and 2d. Good recommendations. itt YO LET.—8TORE to let 2 FIXTURES for y. Address FOR OTHER AUCTION BALES SEE 187 PaGs, AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW tale, on the Avenue, “A,” Star Of- | Gee, je8-a* OB SALB—A BFETAURANT (oi a F' oe T Coirg @ goo 5 ly at the Arlt ast OR KENT—The three HOUSES on dana avenue near the Caortol, formerly Heimar Mie- rts Kegraving Betablishment, Inquire. 514 K street north, ess Je 5-6t* ] 00 LABORERS WANTED—For the Army af the Potomac. Good wages and comforta- ble quarters. Apply, 550 7th street, DAVIS Mc- CONN EL, opposite Ceater Market, je 8-3t* WANTED—by & respectable giria BITUATION as chambermaid, or te cook, wash and iron forasmallfamily. Inquire at No. 250 20th st., between L and M. It" W 4N22D-An ICE OREAM MAKE and a MAN to assistin makingice cream Apply atJAS SHAFFIELD’S Baltimore Confectionery, 6th street, between Gand H et Ww ate. je 8-8t* ANTED—A PLACE by a young woman to do chambe! rk. dhe will strive te please her . Hae no objection to nurse where there emalipex. Address Box 41, Star Offer. HOUSE, with not leas than 8 or 10 rooms, for which a liberal rent will be paid one year in ad- ance. if desired. Address Box No, 427. City ‘ost Office, Je 8-st* ANTED—EMPTY BOTTLES for the usa of the Gye and spirits for hospital distribution. ‘families having « surplus of theso articls and iting id @ sood work will confer a tavor by sendi: Word to tho office of the Commission. 244 F at., between J3th and l4theate.. giving their address, &e., that they may be called for without further troubte to the donor. Je8-3t* . A COLORED MAN WANTED AS WAITER IN eprivate family. Must understand his busi- ners; neat in his person; sober and industrious, Apply at 349 19th st. je6-3t* ANTHD— At No 132 Congresa atrest, George- town, D.0., a young GIBL, (colored pre- ferred,) about 12 or 24 yearn of age, to assist at Lape pnalew ork: Good wages and pleasanthom». 06 2" LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT 10,000 381 F street, between &th and 9th, senonite, the Patent Office, and get their Yokes, jands, Sleeves and Skirta Ac., atamped. Also, splendid Braiding and Embroidery Patterns for ‘ippers, Pincushionr, Joseys, Capes, Dresses, Gar- ibaldis and Zouave Jackets,&c. Ledies can have their Stamping dove in afew minutes. je 6-lw* GENT WANTHD—A GENTLEMAN of energy and integrity, with an extensive acquaintan in Washington city and weigh borhood, and of un- questionable character and standing. Toa party having these requisites, and it is requested that no other willappiy,)a business can be offered of entire respectability, and capable ef being made to avery high degree remunerative. Address im- mies ierely. “Charter,’’ Box 322, Baltimore, Md. je ‘8 7ANTED—An unfurnished HOUSE on any street near the Avenue. Address “F. 0.7? Star Oftice. Se 5-3t* Commission, in putting up wine to ing } | i WANTED TO RENT_By tho ist July, a good 4 —The BTEAM MILL, with tnree run of stone, on sout? F street. between 6th and 7th, isiand.. Inquire at the mill. je 8-1w* D.L. Pages. Frganiseep BOOMS. WITH HCUSE-KErp. atrargements if desired Appiy, No. 346 loth st.. between L and M. JoG-3tr OB REN T—The BTUGK and FIXTURES of the Begar Btore next door to the Canterbery Fall Louirinns avenue, abeve 6th street. Also, one Furzrished Boom attached. Inquire on peas mises. F AKM FOR Bat B— About 20 aéres in fins culti- Yation. plenty of wood and Sine water; fruit of Yarions kinds, The improvements are a Cwelling house, large bara, stabling for 12 horses, new corn house and granary, &e.,&c. In situa’ on the 7th street road. eight miles from the city. ‘or further particulars apply, if personally, to W. A. BATOBELOK, on the premises; if by letter, ad- dress Silver Springs Post Office, Montgomery coun- ty, Md. je 6-2w* FriBst-cuass RESIDENCE IN GEORGETOWN FOR SALE Tha subscribers offer st private sale a large and elegant DWELLING HOUSE in Georgetown, containing two parlors, dining room. office, eight large and airy chambers, children's play room, &® gymnasium 18x26 feet, laundry, pantries. bath Toom, Jarge celiar, & 6. Attached to the premises is a cistern of water of the capacity of 17.(co gallons, anda brick alate- roofed stable containing accommodations for three borees. two carriages, hostler’s rooms, &c. The situation of the Rouse is unexceptionadle, porsessing every ee, ef location to be obtained among the healthfa!l and picturesque sites of Georgetown. JAS.C. McGUIRE & CO, je 6 66t Auetion and Commission Merchants, Fa RENT—Two FRONT ROOMS, with Board at 415 B street, between Sth and 9th, near Post and Patent Offices. Je 5-St” Fos £4L8—That valuable frame DWELLING and LOT OF GROUND, No. 250 F street, bot. i2th and i3th etreets. Apply to B. OARUSI.Law Office, No. 38 Louisiata ave. je 5-20" {OR SALE—130 desirable BUILDING LOTS in verlous sections of the city of Washington, at low prices and on convenient terms. Apply to B. OAKUSI, Law Office, No. 38 Louisiana avenue, FOR RENT—With er without board. Permanent and transient table boarders at 96 per week. No, 51 Penn avenue, near corner of 2d street. Every attention paid to those in the Rouse, ja 5-3t* Bo RENT—A fire BRICK HOUSE, nearly new, situated on M. between north Capitol and lst treet, containing 12 rooms, including bath roo a. Carriage house and stable attached. Apply to JOHN RU PPERT, No 52 Center Market. je5-iw* ANTED IMMEDIATEL1—At No. 237 Gat.. between 17th and 18th,a good COOK. Also, an OYSTER SHUCK KR, je 5-5t* ¥v ANTED—An active, intelligent LAD to actaa Waiter and a GIKL todo washing and iron- ingat the Pennsylvania Hotel, corner Third st. and Pennsylvania avenue, CHAS. MADES. i TRA YED—On June 6th, a red and white buffalo Oo COW. A liberal reward will be en if re- turned to the owner. 3. MEYENBERG, 359 F st., between 9th and 19th Je 8-3t OST—FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.—A large Newfoundiand Pap. with four white feet. tad on » brass Collar marked “A. Bennett.” The above reward willbe given for his retura to 402 Pennsylvania avenue, Je 8-3t" AKEN UP ESTRAY.—Abont four weeks ago, a black BUFFALO CUW, with four white feet. The owner is requested to come forward. prove Papert, ey charges, and take heraway. J.CAR- LL, near Benning’s Bridge, Bastern Branch, G5 REWARD strayed on Friday evening é wWePspotted COW, on the eve of having & vail; also, had two holes, one in each of ker herns. The } above reward Le given if returned to the corner 0! and 251 ets. re. J. WIDMUYER. 39 8-3t" {TRAY ED, on the 7th inet. a sorrel MARE, three years old, and about 15 hands bigh, sm: hi .also below the rig~t kn where the hair has been rubbed off; had o she left a halter. Any one giving information that will lead to the recevery of the same, will be liber- ally rewarded by calling on Bre. MURPHY, Jack- fon st , Swampoodle. je 8 3t™ BN BOLLARS REWARD —Strayed from the Eckington Branch ofthe Finley Hospital, on the morning of the 2d instant, a small dark bay MABE; switch tail. Was last sen on the Island, near the Washington Monument. The above re- ward will be vaid for her recovery, on application to SMITH BRO., Tobacconist, corner 3d street and ! Ponn. aye. Jo 3-3" cad BEWARD.—Lost yeeterday a bundle of PA- ee) PERS, consisting of judgements, warrants, and other papers. Tbe above reward will be paid if returned to J. F, KELLEY, No. 361 sth et., near I. je 6-3t* GTRAYED OR STOLEN From the inclosure adjoining Glenwood Cemetery, a lengthy brown MARE; spavined in the right hind leg, ana about 183; hands high. A liberal reward will be paid for her return to WM. J, DONOHOO, 444 F street, between 5th and 6th 3¢ 6-3t* GQTRAYED—On the 2d June, three COWS, with 42 black broad horns; one black buffalo; one red buffalo, both ears cropped, star in the face, and some white cn the flanks. A liberal reward will be given if returned to the owner, on OC st.,Island, between 2th and isth, No. 11s, Je 6 3t* L, M. BENEZETTR. I O8T—On Mendey evening, June Ist, between 47% and 9o’slock,». m.,in my yard or at the door of my private entrance, a ready FILE con- taining about sixty five dollarsin U. 8. Treasury Notes. The File had January Ist, 183, written on itwith red ink. A liberal reward will be given to he finder by leaving it at my stors, 3. yventh t., between I and K sts., er at Star Office. 6-3t" J.C. GIBSON. . = REWARD.—Hired and not returned.Sunday, e} May Sist.a brown MARK, about 143}; hands high; scar on fetlock joint of the fore leg. ROBERT EARL & BON. Je 5-3t* H street, near Twentieth. OST—Lust night in the First Ward, a black mo- reece POOKET BOOK with notes, judgments, &c., of no use to any one but the owner, who will paya suitable reward for their return to Justice Donn’s office, or to 509 L ttreet, near 1th st. je 5-3t J. ¥. KT | &5 REWARD —Strayed trom the subecriberion Deo Sunday, the sist of May,twoCOWs, One was a small red horned, with one white eye; the other was a dark brindle cow with short horns, Any one returning the said cows to their owner, at No. 33 Congress street, Georgetown, D. C., will receive the above reward. = Mrs, R. STANTON, BOARDING. LARGH WELL-FCRNISHED HOUSE pena eraly, situated on Capitol Hill, is now prepared to take permanent boarders; rooms all jarge, square high ceilings. Single gentlemen preferred. Reference exchanged je 6 lw* Czas FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash- ington, may find a comfortable home in one of the most delightful locations in Washington, No. 52 Missouri avenue. One very large front room, 2d story, now vacant. my lb OARD —A lady having taken a house in the im- mediate neighborhood of the Treasury, State, War and Navy Departments, offers large and wull farnished rooms, with board. and all the comforts of a home. A few table boarders will be taken, Apply at No. 395 ith street, between F and G streets, one square south of Pa. avenue. mete my 11- ences required, GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Cc B. SHOBMAKER. OMMERCIAL BROKE 4ND BEAL ESTATE AGENT, WILL A?TEXD To THE COLLECTION or BeNTSs AND Save or Rear Esrars, Office at Parmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, George- wo, D. 0. je 3-31 __3NO, W. LUMSBON, F ORWARDING geboee COMMISSION 91 amp 103 Warne ‘Braear, eCOrketoiwrn. 1. Ory Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise £enerally ; Procures Freight, Ohar- “Business (rassacted alwaya with promptnoss and dispatch. : roma att T . SHOW CASES, WO Very fine Silver Bhow Cases, with plate glass for sale cheap at BONTZ & GRIPFITH’S, Je 5-3t 369 7th street. 486 PHOTOGRAPH OABDS. Copies of celebrated Pictures, Painti statuary, plain and colored, s select variety. Ne. 486 Seventh ay Score bove S27 Torms cash. : FORMS an cae good fn harnogs at Mr. nappip, Honsn. TSO my 2% lw* PICTURE AND Different colors and sree atone 461 Basde at 3, Be 5 ime sou Eee arms cash. my 4-eo8w* HOTION OF REMOVAL, SELES CI sad at ANTED-— Fou z ; steady work and liberal wages will be given, Inquire for on week at the National Steam Laun- dry, Penn, avenue, opposite Grover’a Theater, Je5-lw* JAS F MOTCHKIBS, Prop. NFORMATION WANTED OF A GERMAN BY the pame of JACOB GEIGHK, 8x., who left his bome on the Iith May (aged 72 years, but very ac- tiye.)inafitoraelirium. He sad on » light suit | perfectly new. vert, panta and coat alike, ight brown cap. Any information concern: ing him will be thankfully received (or a compen- sation given if wished) by lis distressed family, at his son-in-law’s, JACOB SEEARBR’S, 4th st.; near Maasachueetts avenne jo 5 3t7 ADIES’ HAIR DRESSER AND ALSO FIRST class BAKBER wanted immmediatly; corner D and loth ets. je3 iw* WARZER Two CARRIAGE PAINTERS, one TRIMMER, and one WHEELWRIGUT, and 3@ 6-3t i nore good IRONERS; to such also one BOY to learn the blacksmithing Ap- ply to the Phornix Carriage and Wagon Works, corner C and 6t sts, Je 3 1w* Ww ANTED—BOOM#, with board. for a gentle- man and bis wife and for a single gentleman. Address Box 306 City ¥. 0. je 2-1w* Vv ANTED— Wanted, OLR WROUGHT and CAST SCRAP IRON for which the bighest eaeh prices will be given. Also, Champagne, Porter ane Ecoteh ae Bornes in any quantitiesat | len: » 6th street south. ‘py 71m" B. F, CAREY. 7ANTSD—A dining-room SERVANT at No. 395 lsth st., between F and G streets. Kefer- ence required. my $5-tf VW 48289 IMMEDIATELY —Twenty CAR- PENTERS, Liberal wages will be paid to good workni ad none others will de accepted. Apply to the znment Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of enteenth street, Lieut, Col. 8. M, GRBENB, Chie! Quartermaster, Department of Washington, peeresry ¥OR SALKE—Lots U and V, onthe southwest rorner of Massachusetts avenue and Sth street, containing 4.490 square fect of greund. There is a cottage house on Lot U, of not much value; there srea'so several truit trees and Vines. Possession given in the course of two weeks, Apply on the premises. Je5-3t" Fo SALE—A FRAMB HOUSE, nearly new,con- taining eeven large, airy rooms and passage; walls papered; an all through the house; side and back alleys. ‘A pump of excellent water within 50 feet of tbe door, Possession given Price $ Apply on the premises, 5 west, betweon Mand Nata north, orat 429 Hl st., between Iith and l2th ats. je 5-tf FOR BALE—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE, With water and se in 6th street. between G@ and H. InquireatNo. 506 Penn ave., betweep 24 and 34, je 4 2w* re SALE—A two-storied BRICK HOUSE, on L_P street, between 1ith and 15th streets, conve- nient tothe passenger railway. The heuse con- tains five rooms, Termseasy. Apply onthe pre- mires, jo4-20" Fe SALE A HOUSE AND LOT—A two-story frame HOUSX. with four rooms,on N street, between l2thand 13h atreets, with a larze Lot fronting 23 feet on N street. running back 12) feat to un alley. Apply to HUGH FHIEL, on tha premises, No. 446. Je 4-Iw* URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, PLEASANT- ly situated, in Georgetown. Terge and co n- modious, with garden attached. Apply to WALK- EE & STANTO . 218 F street, Washington. ie we 'O LET—Plearant FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board. Centrally located. near the Patent and Pest Office and city cars. Apply at 531 H street, between 6th and 7th streets. je 3-1w* ro. BALE—A small PARM. containing about 70 acre, situated near the villaze of Bindsnsbarg six miles from Washington, is ina high state o cultivation and will be sold low. Also, a Dwellire avd Batery in the silage ol Bladensburg, now do- ings good business The owner acelin on account of advanced age and other infirmities which ren- ders him unable to give proper attention. Also, Will sell Lot 12, in Square 497. on Gth atreet south, in the city of Washington, For further informa- tion inquire of BENJAMIN BEALL, 365 Penn. avenue, opposite National Hotel. je 3-tw* my 26-tt Wants --8ECOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Cazpets, Beds, Bedding and Houseturnishing Goods of every description, R, BUCHLY, 428 7th st _mar 3--tf bet. G@ aud Hy east side Wy ANzED es a respectable waman,a SITUA- TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer- | ences givenif required. Qalloraddressat 242th | atreet, corner of M, for 2 day: apa | 712 JAMES F. HALIDAY r 515 REAL ESTATE BROKER, 515 5 MLRVENTH STREET, 6 doors south of Pennsylvania avenue. d15 Houses and Unimproved Lots for sale. je2-eo2m* P IOKLES! BAUCES! Crosee & Blackwell’s A. Gabarret & Ca.’3and domestic Piskles and Sauces ot varions kinds. KING & BUROHELL, je2 corner 15th street and Vermont av. A THE MACKINAW HAT. FINE Soft Straw, made by the Mackinaw In- dians, suitable for gentlemen's waar at B, H. STINEMETZ’S, 236 Penn. avenue Between 12th and 13th streets. as031wE V ASHINGTON BRASS AND STRING BAND— Conductor, Michele Trojsi; Leader, J. Wagner. Headquarters. at Metro: Hall, 540 Pennsylvania avenuo. T. Wagner, 030 Ninth etreet,or Mr. Trojai, Eleventh street, corner of South Carolina ave- nue, Navy Yard. my 13-Im™ Geez, PASTURAGE FOR HORSES AND CAT- TLE.—Inquire of KELLEHEBR & PYWELL, 8th street, or Mr. POPE, Navy Yard. je 1-lw* ‘OK SALE—A large Oanadian DUN STALLION, 1629 hands higk. and weighs about 1560 Ibs. He is about 9 years old. perfectly sound. and a splendid draught horse, To: be seen, for two days, at HOWARD'S Btables, 7th streen, between bh I sts, je-2t* C BRICK FOR SALB, ONVENIENT For buildings in the First Ward and Georgetown, Inquire of the undersigned, at Wm. Clabaugh’s wharf, or 04 Bridge ot., corge- town. [jo 3-1w"] J.M. STARK, ROPOSALS FOR FUEL. QuarTERMAsrEs’s Orvice U.8. Maine Corps, WASHINGTON, 2th May, 1863. SkaLEpD PRoPOsALS will be received at this office until Thursday, the 25th day of June, 1863 at 3 o’clock P.« , for supplying WOOD AND OOAL to the U.S. Marines at Washington, D, O., from Ist 1863, to S0th June, 186. Wood to be good merehsntable oak, and to be delivered, piled. measured and inspected at such points within the walls of the Marine Barracks aa Inay be designated by the Commanding Marine Officer, free of expense to the United States. ‘the Coal tobe best white asn anthracite egg coal, free from dust, and to weigh 2,240 pounds to the ton, to be weighed, inspected and delivered at such points within the walls of the Marine Bar- racks as may be designated by the Commanding Marine Officer, free of expense to the United States; and both wood and coalto be furnished at such times and in such quantities as the said Com- manding Marine Officer may require. , Payments will be made upon the quarterly requi- sition of the Commanding Officer. stating the quantities required for the use of his command, agreeably to regulations. A guarantee to be signed by two responsible per- Sons, whose responsibility must be certified to by the U. 8. District Judge, U.8. District Attorney, or U. 8. Collector, must accompany each proposal, otherwise it will not be considered, To be endorsed “Proposals for Fuel.” and ad- dressed to the undersi, - W.B.SLAOK, my 21-lawiw fajor and Quartermaster. ROPOBALS FOR WOOD AND OOAL, Orrics Hovsk oF Reregsentativas U.8., 2ist May, 1963. SzaLtep Foros sLayrill be received at this office ptil 12 o’closk on Monday the 29th of June next, for furnishing for the use of the House of Rep- Fesentatives of the United States 550 tons (00 junds) best White and Fi |. (steam lickery one hundred cords best dry Spruce Pine Wood, The whole to be packed y in th of the Oapitol, in the places which will be shown ngineer in the service of the 2 application to th. ietay ct hams nett tee even OF Henke i es Bonde for the faithful execution of the Wontract | a iH be ired, “Bids for boat will be considered sepa. retely, and ry arrangements must be made for the of 7 B my 2-lawiw ofr oars 8 & rei ie = WHOLESALE pny FINE GROOERI£S, WINES AND LIQUORS or EMILE DUPRE, (Late 8 Pennsylvania Avenus,) BEMOVED 70 479-NINTH STREBT-479 , Between D and B, Wiaore he will continue te aell to Sorizas, Pusystons aup'raz City Tepe mat -cof correct OMFORTABLE HOUSE FOH SALE.—The sub- / seriber offers fer sale HOUSE No. 506 E st., between 34 and 4); streets, it contains two parlors, di g-room and kitchen, and five chambers, Kar} sseviion given. Apply to JAB. C. Mc- GUIRE & CO., Auction and Com’n Marchants, je 2-6t ro RENT—TWO STORE ROOMS, in a promi- nent business location, on Bridge strest Georgetown. Possession will be given on the lat day of July, 1368. Inquire, 136 Green street, near Oak Hill Cemetery. je l-eo6t* URNISHRD ROOMS TO RENT—For rent, at 4650 12th street, east side, between Gand H streets, neatly furnished and very comfortabie BED ROOMS, and SITTING BROOME, and PAR- LORS. The neighborheed is one of most desirad!s in the city, Every attention paid to those cccupy- ingthem, No children in the house, my 8-tf AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & C@., 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BuTween 97H anD 10TH Sr3., HAVE BOUGHT AT THE RECEIVER’S SALE THE WHOLE BALANOS OF BTOOK of the late firm of LEAOH & 00., BALTIMORE, ° consisting of: HERMETICALLY-SEALED Goons, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: MEATS, POULTRY, FISH, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SOUPS, Etc., WHICH WE OFFER TO THE TRADH, DY THE PACKAGE, FAB BELOW MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO., ap 8-tf 1) Geol COLLINS & 00.8 PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. Iam nom recelving large quantities of DEAUGHT ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery, which Iam prepared to furnish on short notice te all persons who will favor me with their orders. Batisfaction guarantied. Orders given to my drivers will be promptiy at- tended to. Goods delivered In all parts of Washington ané Georgetown, free of charge, ‘Terms :—Cash 289 Pennsylvania Avenue. ood it § Sherer Peoked ént pelivorer Ia this City and 604 (Odd Fellows’ Hall) x. my 2-s0ly ington. By 0. KR. L. OROWN &.C0., Auctioncers. CCGISS AND CARTS, BARNES arp g D- —We BOW HORNING wat Sotcioek. Wasbivgioan ei- ch ‘Terms cash, Toeste Fe ty Saturday mornings commenct: «at 9 o'elock. C B.L.CROWN & CO.. Aucts No. 357, cornor 6th s:reet and Pa. av By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. Ls Higa VALUABLE BUILDING LOYS at Compan oF 47m staget wust AND BOatE [ staxst —On MONDAY, the sth instant, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at six o'clock P M. lots 14 and 15, in equare No. 5@ baving a front each of 23 feet 6 inche> on north I, at the corner of ee eee to an all stceed tet rms: One- 3 twelve months for notes bearing Iatevest tress das -—- Aceed given anda deed of trust taken. indisputable, je8- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. By J.C. Mc@UIBE & CO., Auctioneers. V ERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON 19TH STRAST WEST, BRTWREX F AND G sTKHRTS sourmiar Avcrion.—On MONDAY APTMRNOON , June 8th, até o'clock, on the premii selion the we rable building Lot, hsvirg » front 3 feet Im ftrott, and ranking ‘i abc shall west side of 12th, near H north, @ Goat- ng back 6 feet, ‘erms: One-third ib; Daiance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, seoured by deed trust on premieres. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. je 4-dte J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucte. By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers. WO VALUABLE THREB STORY BRICK HovsEs AND TWO LoTs oF GROUND, siTTATED ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUH aNo TweN?y-sixtn BT Gr Sth, 1383, we will seit onthe isos: ei Two three story Brick Houses aad Lots, situated on Twenty-sixth atreetand Pennsylvania avenue, being part of original ike square west of If. Two valuable Building Lot: on Ponnsyivania avenue and Twenty-sixta street, good business stands. Sale positive. — Terms: One-third cash; balance in . twelve and eighteen months. my Z-ecodkas MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucts. By J.C, MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. IRABLE BUILDING LOT ON BLEV TH STRURT weer, BETWEEN @ any Hs 3. Or MONDAY AFTERNOON, Jane 8th. at 6 o’ctoek, om the premisag, we shall sal! the south front ef lot 3, in square 346, f-enting 24 feeton Lith strect west, between G aud il north, ranning back $9 feet 1633 inches, and containing 2,397 square feet of ground; the value of this lot for’ residence is much enhanced by having s large public xawar crossing the rear of the lot, affording the best ta- cilities for drainage without any cost. Terms: Une third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12montha, witn interest, secured by deed of trust on premises Ail conveyances at cost of purchaser. je 4 JAS. C. McGUiRE & CO., Aucts. TH LARGS LOT, aT CORNER OF F H SRRRTS, aT Postic SaLB.—OR MONDAY ArTERNOON, Junesth, at 50’closk, on the premises, wo shall seil lot No. 4, in square No. 121, fronting 7} feet § inchex on North P streat, ac the corner of Twe: th street west, and running back 128 feet #3: inches, together with the im- rovements. cunsisting of a_handsoma and wa't wilt Deuble Brick Dwelling House, containing all the modern improvements. Terms at zale. Alloosts attending conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser, Ja 2-dt JC. McG 2 2 NT: ctioneers. [D*S1448LE DWELLING HOUSE ON NoRTH : AND By J.C. Mc@UIRM & CO. BETWEEN FoCuTRastiu STREET. VeREoNT ips —On MONDAY AFTE. e sin D: quare No, 215, frontiog 23 feet on north I, atraet, betweem 14th street and Vermont avenue, running back 10 feet io a paved alley, improved by an excelient. three-story and basement Brick Dwelling House, and Brick Carriage House and Stable ou the reur of the Lot. The premises are furnished with gaa throughout, with Potemac water in the yard and 8 le. The situation isa delightfal one for a private residence Terms: One-half cash: remainder in six months, with intercet, secured by adeed of trust onthe premises, jeld J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers, yur VALUABLE LOT ON FOUR-AND A- Baty stucet.Nwan PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.— On MONDAY ArTERNOON, Junesth. at 6 0’clock, on the premises, we shall sell parts of Lots 21 and 2. in Square 491, fronting 23 feet on Pour-and-a half street, between Pcnosylyfsia avenue and O street north, rupnipg back 125 feet toa25 foot paved alley, and containing 485) square feet of round, ‘I'his would make an admirable location Or an express office and warehouse, lying directly on the ronte to the Raiiroad Dopot. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of truston tke premises. All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser. je2-d J.0. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, By J.C. McGUIRB & OO. Auctionzers. BREMPTORY SALEOF THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING ON B STRERT NRAR STH.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Jone 2th, at six o'clock, on the pues we ahall sell house No. 492 & streetnorth etween Sthand 6th streets west, with the lot fronting 20 feet 8}: inches on EB street, running back 94 feet to an ailey, ney eee with the im- prevemente, consisting of = three-story and base- ment dwelling, wi:h large two-story and basement brick back buil ing. The main house'contains two parlors, tive bed rooms, and two rooms in basement: pack building contains Kitchen. store room, dining room 16 by # feet, two bed rooms, and bath room; water and gas throughout. Termsofrale: One-third in cash ; remainder in 6and 32 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyancing to be at the expense of the pur- ned JAS, C. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucta, [S17ER, STATES, MARSHAL’S GALR OF A LARGE LOT OF DRY GOODS AND OTHER MERCHANDI+c8. BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts In virtue of a decree issued from the Clerk's Of- fice of Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. setting asa District Court, and to me directed, I will sell app ic sais for cAsH,on FRIDAY, th l2th day of June, instant, 1803, commencing at o’clock a. m., at the Dry Goeds store formerly oc- cupied by John B. Olagett, on Pennsylvania av: between Ninth and Tenth strevts. the foll goods and chattels of the schooner EMILY, vi: 2 cases Muslin Delaine Solored Calico 2 lack and White Calico Colored Cambric Colored Lawn Hoop Skirts Velentia Foolscap and Letter Paper Pins Straw Hats do. O31 Qloth for Wagons cans Oil of Sassafras 3 do Gil of Lavender 1 large box of Medieine. ALSO, At 4o’0lock B m., at the foot of Sixtu-street wharf, en the Potomac river: 30 dbls of Bye Whisky 20 Dbis of Alcohol A large lot of Lard ao Pork Fish Soa: LJ Carriage Springs and Axels. ALEO After the sale of the above articles, E will sell the SCHOONER EMILY, ber Tackle, Apparel, and ir) . ‘WARD H. LAMON, "7. 8, Marshal, D. ©. Se 8-5t WM.L. YALL & 00., Aucts. Wm Or pamtew mom tom 2.5 3 TITED BF athe MahSM ACS SAT R OF THE U _, SOHOONER SAMUBL FIEST. In virtue of a decree issued from the Supreme Court of the District of Celumbia, sitting as a District Court, and to me directed, I will sell at public sale, for cash, at the foot of Sixth street wharf. on the Potomac river, on FRIDAY. the 12th day of June next, 1863, commencing at 4 o'clock, p. m., the SCHOONER SAMUKL FIRST, her Tacsie, Appare), and Fi ‘urniture. WARD H. LAMON,U.8 Marshal; B.C. je 8-5t W.L. WALL & CO., Ancts. ILITARY GOODS. WALL, STEPHENS & 00., (ihe tas Reena na, cateee Nery. tage ae, SWOuDS. Sakae SBCs LS a3 A i. SHOULDER STRAPS, HATS, OAPS, PISTOLS: c., &e,, with a fine assortment ef PNIRORM CLOTHING with which we can furnish offcers complete outfits in 9 (or STEPHENS & 0O., ep 11-tfit EEE) Ponnsyivania Avenue, T FINE HE Subscriber ia ee and dine ‘hey 18! fed by himself st. the Hort for this Market, and stook Ho will sell them Tow for 4 sel cas! - invites all who want cither Buse? 7 Oartiags, Draft or Riding Horses to give hima call outh e between Sth and Teas ee aca WOME On bi lot of LIGHT GARRIAGE peters Petes toaptae he ged a Tops, eat top end no-tep Buggies, J: Wagons. & & Also, SUTLERS’ ‘WAGON of all cites, with ana