Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1863, Page 3

a : ; i ; ; { | So i AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. H Grover’s THKATE:.—Misa Lucille Western | will appear to-night in her great character of | “Camille.” In the tion of this chatac. | ter she is unexcelled, and our theater-goers will therefore have an opportunity of enjoy- ing a rich eat. Mr, appears as “Ar. mand.” Cas TEEBURY.—«The Convict’s Vengeance” will be periormed again to-night, at Uanter- ery. Kate Peunoyer, M’lles Marie Au- gusia, will entertain with favorite dances, and the beautiful ballet, + La Fete des Musea,” will be ——— Eva Brent will also entertain i with song. | V4 Sis TIES.—“The French Spy” will be per- formed again this evening, and besides a varied bill of song, dance. and Ethiopian eccentricity, | will be performed. Harry Leslie, Ada Teeman, W.S. Budworth, and others, will appear. Carxcross & Dixxy's MinsTRuEce will give their last entertainment this evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall. The entire performance is one of the most amusing and laughable that has been given our eitizens for along whiie, and there is no better antidote for the biues than an attendance upon it. Mxtrovoriran HALL.—Scenes, auetts, trios and whole acts of the most popular Italian, German and English operas, are given nightly in & most entertaining manner, at Metropolitan Hall, on the Avenue, between Eleventh and Tweltth etreets cg War MEETING O¥ THX CoLoRED PeorrE.— A waft meeting of the colored folks was held ! inthe John Wesley Church, on Connecticut avecue, near L street, and was largely atiend- ed, the house by nine o'clock being crowded in all parts. Lieut. Colonel Raymond was the first speak- { er. He briefly stated the objects of the meet- ing, and also referred to the statement he had made at the Georgetown meeting on Wednes- day night. that the day preyious had been the happiest day of his life, but he could not now amake the same assertion, although during the | day (yesterday) his eyes had witnessed what he never saw before—colored men in uniform. {Applausce.} He had been over the camp, which asin @ beautiful place, excellent for drilling purporer, and hat. seen the men in their new uniforms. They seemed to haye more dignity than he had ever seen in the ranks before, and appeared te realize that they now were men, Inquiries had been made why other comp&nies had not been mustered in When it h@d been an- nounced thatthe regiment numbered 500, Over 1,20 good men had committed themselves to the regiment, and they had expected to haye | the regiment full in one week, and if they had had the choice of quarters, theregiment would have been tuli. But just as they had got the | men who they expected to meet with, they } were taken away as effeetually as if they been sent to Fortress Monroe: They had ex- pended avout 000 in raising the two com- | panies already mustered in, and had expected | to have themin uniform to influence the col- ored men, but the Government had sént them | off. He thought that those who were instrn- | mentai in raising the regiment were better fitted to choore a camp ground suitable also | for recruiting, &c., than tnose who were not i anteresied in it. He, however, was not dis- | couraged, and believed in doing his duty. Mis- tory will record this movement. He weuld not censure, because he knew not who was j the carse of this interference, but history weuld tell it This interference was as un- natural as the taking of a child from its mother, for thes. men love Col. Turner. In every case he had known, the men had 2 head who was | commissioned when the eompany or regiment ‘was full, but was not recognised by law. He stated that Rev. H. M. Turner, colored, had cailed on Secretary Chase ing relation to the regiment, and the Secretary said “that all the advantages, immunities, &c., which the white soldier expects would be granted to the colored soldiers.” In short, Mr. Tarner was given the same assurances as had been given by Gov. Andrew. He aijluded to Rey. Turner being at the house in which Col. Turner rooms ‘on the invitation of the Intter, when the land- { iady camein and insulted them ail by saying { that “she was willing white men should come in her parlor, but niggers should go to the kitchen.” Rev. Turner replied that nis was a better houge, and he would leave. This lady {Col. Turner—“All but the lady”) had been re- ported to Col. Baker, who said that her prop- erty should be confiscated. He believed that this source of abuse was played outin Wash- ington. It was a shame fora man of Mr.-Tur- ner’s standing to have been insulted as he was, and if she had been a man he did not know what he would have done. He believed her | damnation was sealed unless she repents, {cries of “ amen,”] and that thousands of peo- ple will be dammed for their hatred to the col- ored race. One of the sits of this Distriet was hatred tothe colored men. He related that a | number of colored men re putoffacar. (A voice—“ I'd like to see the driver put me off.” ‘These wrongs were played out, [‘* That’s so, thank God,”} and any man who insults a col- ored soldter in my presencehad better have his life. insured. Secretary Chase says in refer- ence to the exchange of prisoners the Govern- ment will demand man for man, white or black. Althongh the companies mustered in had taken. the veil and retired trom public view, there will be aresurrection. God is feeling the pulse of the nation. Public opinion is not ripe yet, but the time was coming for them. His coun- | sel was, “if insulted defend yourselves” The } Government had given them the privilege of maintaining their rights, and they should as- sert them; and the time was coining when those, rights would be respected. Col. Turner made 2 few remarks, advising them to trust themselves only in the hands of ! their tried triends. Some persons had said that the off S were not competent. He claimed | that he had had some military experience. + Lieut.Col. Raymond said he had just been informed that a policeman had threatened to | shoot the first colored man in uniform he caught | with a musket in his hands, with as many balls as he would put in a mad dog. He want- | ed all such vases reported tohim, and he would see that justice is done them. i George W. Hatton (colored) was introduced, | and remarked that it was natural for them to j have dark seasons, but the light would soon dawn, and all will come right. He alluded to having carried the flag of the United States at the ,head of the two companies which have been mustered inte service, as one of the proudest moments of his life. If the policeman wanted to shoot a colored soldier, he was the man to be shot at, but he would warn him to take care tnat he did not report his (the police- man’s) scalp to Col. Turner. He, for one, was determined to have his rights and his liberty. He spoke of the railway company, and said he ‘would not ride in the cars until he had his Tights and could sit inside. To those who did not feel like joining the regiment he would say stay away. [Cries of « Here's a parcel of ’em.”} He was determined to have his liberty in America, and hoped the day was not far distant when he would carry the flag at the head of his Tegiment through the District and State of Maryland. When he would get his uniform he ‘was going down in Maryland to see his mother, and the man who would insulthim he would feel | it his duty to kill. He had often heard the song of the “Red, White and Blue,” but in the army they had the red man, the white man, and now | they had the black man, and should say, “hur- rah for the red, white and black.” ‘Wm. Ingraham made a few remarks endors- ing the movement, stating if his health was better he would enlist himself. Wm. Wormley was introduced, and said a statement had been going the rounds that +* Wormley had backed out,” and pronounced the author a nefarious liar. He was the man to be riddled by the Washington police, for he ‘was the first man to sign the rolls, and he would follow Corporal George Hatton to the battle field. He proposed “Three cheers for the stars and stripes, And for George Hatton braye; He'll give Jeff. Dayis the gripes, Or fill a martyr’s grave.” Which were given. —— Tux Dome or THE CariroL.—The Statue ot Freedem will not be the to be raised to its piace on the dome of the itol by the 4th of July, as was expected. machinery for hoisting and placing the material of the dome in place is so constructed that only a limited number of pieces can be set per day, and tie ratio for the time will not allow for the com- pletion of the work by that date. In theearly part of the season, it was ho to have the dome ready for the reception of the statue by the 30th of this month, but the unusual amount of rainy weather has deferred the work at Jeast two months, and itis now thought, should the weather prove fuvornble, that the dome will be ready for the reception of the statue by the Ist of September. As soon asthe ornamentation around and below the windows shall have been completed and the covering of the joints of the tiles finished, the machinery for hoisting will be changed, and the work on the lantern com- menced. The trame scaffolding for theerection of the lantern is completed, and is ready to be put up, and will reach one hundred feet above the present sumnut. This scaffolding 1s novel in its form, and is exceedingly ingenious, and wil! afford a safe means of constructing the jantern and pntting up the statue without re- sorting to braces or guys, asis the case with ordinary apparatus. The seaffolding will reach t9 @ height of over three hundred feet from the ground, and in eral appearance Will be thet of a cage, and it is intended that the lantern ef the dome shall be bailt up inside of this scaffolding. ; grammer schoois are to {| for fuel forthe First District schools; bill of ; powder did not. explode, although bat a short | Florida; Taovstrés or Purlic Scuoois.—Thersgular monthly meeting ef the Board of Trastees of Public Schools was held last night in the Al dermen’s chamber, City Hail, the Vice Presi- dent, Dr. Waisb, in the chair. 2 The reporis of the. irs of the schools for the month of May were presented complete, | except from the Second District. The secretary's condensed report tor the First District was‘aiso read. The trastees ofthe other districts had again failed to present their Teports to the secretary In time. and therefore condensed reports could not be presented. Mr Moreell, from the committee on supplies, Teported that the medals and premiums for distribution at the coming examination would be Frocused from bus#iess men in this city. On Saturday, the th inst, the teachers of the eet at the Searurere room, City Hall, for pu e of ra the premiums for their As and on the fol- | lowing Saturday the teachers of the secondary | schools will assemble for the same surpose. «| The following bills were presented and ap- { proved :—Bill of $325.61 to pay Lewis Thomas for fuel furnished the schools of the Fourth | y, District, and a bill of Diekson & King of $77.69 | Jackson Pumphrey of $110.75 for work done to the schoel houses of the Fourth District. The trensurer’s bill of expenses of theschools for the past monta, amouuting to $2,9' 0.33, was also presented and approved, as also the bill of Gibson & Bros. for printing 500 circulars, $6. Mr. Wilson presented the application of Mrs. Rebecca J. Abbott for the position of teacher; which was referred to the committee on exam- ination. Dr. Walsh, from the joint committseon-the PIC NICS, &¢. D N vu Teen A a etete tase pleasure 1m ApnouLcivg to their friends the pablic MO pains nor expense? he 8 ln Je 10 at” WECOND GRAND AFTERNOON AND NIGHT 2 PIC-NIO UF THE s ANDEBSON CLUB Will be elven at GREEN SPRING [ VILION, Georzetown, On THU! AY. June 18. 5 ‘Tiokts so cents, admitting a gentlenan cad is- dies. onder of 5 ¥ Committee of Arrangements. —M. Hori; 3. ELD Quilian, D. McGraw. ITED CLUBIN TH: BOGAGN pines orand PLO-NIU of the ‘oung United Club will be given at Letier’s City Garden, on THURSDAY, June 11. 1863. Tlexste 5) cents, admitting a gentleman’ aL ics. i 15. 3. niteegal ATransa yon HE SECOND GEAND AFTERNOON AND T NIGHT PIC-NIO Of THE FRIENDSHIP CLUB GREEN SPRING. Geor a DC *, ir cetOw Rn, . Op ThokeDay June 1, 1363. The Committee has mace arrangements to give one of the beat of the season. Holy Hil) Bani bas deen spaeqed for the occasion. 3—W. building of a school oes in oes aot Dis- Fs ear ig pees oper ener H. Jackson, Jas. trict, made a i al report, which was ac- . ta, admitting » ae <a cepted. v ire readily Jes st* rT. Wilson called up the resolution offered by him atthe special meeting held a week ago, in relation to building the next public school house in the First District, and Mr. Morseli moved the adoption of the resolution. This elicited considerable discussion, Messrs. Utermehle, Rhees and. DVayis opposing the resolution, and Messrs. ‘Wilson, Morsell and Holmead arguing in favor of it. Mr. Utermehle took the ground that a recom- Mendation of any special district would excite ill feeling in Councils, and thereby, probably, the whole thing would be defeated. Mr. Davis was opposed to the whole system of building school houses, adopted by the Board. He thought it would be better to build twocr more schoo! houses at a less expense, than one such as was builtin the Third Dis- trict. We did not need $45,000 school honses here, when smaller and more numerous ones would do ay well. He knew, however, the wishes of the people of his district in the mat- ter, and therefore should yote for the school honee, although it was agniust his convictions. The resolution was finally adopted, and re- ferred fo the committee on Councils, and the | Board then adjourned. a TERRIGLE Accry —Explosion of a Magqa- sine—Twenty Reported Killed and Thirty Wounds ed.—Abvut twoo’clock this afternoon, this place was'startied by a tremendous explosion, which shook the houses in many parts of tke city, breaking glass, jarring down plastering, &c The shock was caused by the explosion of the mngazine at Fort Lyon, situated on Ballen- gers Hill, on, the opposite side of Hunting Creek, about ®mile and a half distant. A gentleman just from the fort, gives a ter- rible account of the explosion. He reports 20 men attached to the garrison killed, and about 30 seriously wounded. Many of the killed were thrown 4 zreat distance in the air, and | mangled in a shocking manner. Two men j were thrown nearly two hundred vards, and Janded on their feet in the fall, without being seriously injured, and walked back to the fort without assistance, Mest of the wounded will die. Most of those killed were in the magazine procnring powder for practice on the garrison guns, and as their death was instantaneous, the canse of the explosion can never be known, One of the men att: ed to the garrison, says he noticed that two of the men went into the zine had pipes smoking. Every tent within the fort was torn to frag- ments, and some of the guns dismonnted. but the fort was not materially damaged, and be- | fore dark will be repaired. Fortunatel another magazine of larger size and filled witl distance from the one demolished.—Alezandria News, Juns 9. ———.—— * CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Glin.—Yesterday, Wm. Patterson was convicted of stealing va- rieus articles from Mrs. Waldo, and wis sen- teneed to eighteen months in the penitentiary. Jobn Seeger, alias Geo. Smith, and William Wood were arraigned on a joint indictment for highway robbery. The evidence was that a Tew nights ago Jobn Bright, a soldier, was knocked down near the Center Market and robbed of $2.50, and that these parties were ar- rested by detectives Kelly and Barry as they were running off. The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and Wood \:as sentenced to eight years and Seeger to three years in the peniten- tiary. a STRAWBERRY Festtvars.—Five strawberry and trait festivals will be held this evening, viz: At Island Hall. for the benefit of Ryiand Chapel; at the lecture room of the English Lutheran Church, corner of Eleventh and H streets; at Wesley Chapel, corner of Fifth and F streets; at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, tor the benefit of Christ Church Sanday School: and at St. Ann’s Infant Asylum, near the Qircle, Jor the benefit of the infants. | and all tor church or Sabbath school purposes, | i soeee ogee as PAROLED TO Go NoRTH.—The tollowing | rebel prisoners were paroled yesterday to go North: Milton J. Wright, 9th Alabama; F Senders, 48th Mississippi; C. H. Sheffield » 9th Alabama; J. D. Truitt, ith W.S. Rhodes, 2d Florida; Jno. Griff, 48th Mississippi: John Knawn, pi. Thomas L. Kirby, 12th Vi was also paroled for exchange, ae Amount oF Liquor Sr1zED ny Provost Mansuat.—Between the 'st of January and | > 21 cases, 46 | the Ist of June of the present demijohns, 53 kegs, 6 cans, barrels and 12 jugs of liquor have been seized by order of Capt. Todd, Provost Murshal, as « punishment to violators of the military laws of the District, | and transferred by Property Sergeant Milliette to the Medical Puryeyor. nee CHRISTIAN TRADITIONS OF PALESTINE AND | JunvsaLem.—Rey. Dr. Samson conclnaded his series of lectures on Bible Lands on Friday evening last; but, at the request of many of his audience, he will deliver an additional lec- ture, and upon the above subject, at the Thir- | teenth street Baptist Church, this evening. An interesting subject, and one which will be well treated by the reverend doctor. a ae Sr. Perer’s Sunpay Sconoor floral and strawberry festival will continue at the Co- lumbia Engine-House during this week. The parents of the pupils of the school should so appreciate the efforts being made for the benefit of their children as to give the testiyal a liberal support. Ice cream, strawberries and confec- tionery are in abundance. t Lees Haver you piscoverep the important fact that thre Dollar Store, 435 Pennsylvania avenue, near Four-and-a-half street, is the right place to buy Jewelry and Silver plated Ware? Ifnot, take our word for it, or go and see for yourself what a dol- lar will buy, je 9-1w* ee The Horrors of War can be greatly mitigated by that sovereign remedy, Holloway’s tment, as it will cure any wound. however desperate, if it be ibbed around the ded parts. and they be Kept thoroughly cov: with it, & Fot ce . Only oa ointment should be in every man’s knay 25 cents per Pot. BrEeMaTOnsnaa can mpotency, Loss af i reciuad- ly. Ite jagical. A trial of fe, ‘will convince the most of its ete eriee B24 f Bor. told a 0. |, OOF- ner lith street enue, Henry Cook Alexandria. fe¢ly aa ee OUASES OF THE Nuavous, SuMiwaL, Univaay ane BaxUaL SYsTgEMS.—New and reliable treat- tin Reports of the in sosled lettor env Dr iilta Houghton, ‘Howsed Phi » Pa. i mar 5-3m PSone Formation oF Conys.—Oorns are formed of layers of cuticle, and are generally of Stoteal chaee with tho pointe, decceeaine: fers corresponding celia, or ressions of irregular depths, scoording to the upon the immediate moe! The pela they cneta te act ie the g ey cause is not in the corn itreif bat in the pert "compressed by it, the operation er thalt removal is pail nleens Ploodinae: and effectual e pred: eeures be avoided. To all afflicted with corns. i SA W. H. Deshman, 55th Virginia; A. D. | 48th’ Mississrp- | ginia cavalry, | Fuss GRAND PIC NIO OF THE sBASON EEN SPKING PAVILION GRE SADR Es bay Sane yo BY THE ART UNION ASSOCIATION. Noricor.— This Pie-Nic iven for the special amurament of the ladies and gentlemen of Washington an? Geo: <et: and they can rest assured that no person of known disre- putable character will be allowed on theSail™ rormds. bast cotillion band in the District an been engaged for the occasion. Tickets fifty cents, admittizg a gontleman and ladies, By order ores * mm iirittees c. H. Shera” W. T. Howard, B. F. Bmith, E. D. Morton. oor Manaxers. J.8. Clarke, G. 8. Grammer. See large bills for further information, a LEE: WANTS. WW ANTED—a emart, sétive COLORED GTRt. WANTAD— A CARR BARBER at 496 7th street, SO NORE DEN & PATTERSON. W Aiea baker oF onatiee. Aico en ‘ar 1. je 10-st DINE LAIN x¥ WING AND STITORIN by m: achine’'at MES. THOMAS’, 309 Eighth atreet aorth. até ‘BD—A-WET NUEBSE. Call at No. 414 Wat street, between @ ‘and H, fa the store. Je Wo 2t* fV ANTED—A MAW to a at 3 well mimend al SHAFFIBLD'S Ooutectionery, Ghee, between, @ and A. ¢ 7 je lv 2t~ RAL bog Reference re- treet west, above a at. “WHITE GIRL WANTED TO housevork for 9 family. suites: Apply at Sot 138! porta. Ww beard for tha lady cals: ina quiet pl. children in the hons-; sill pay o liberal price. Address ““A. M. P..'" Btar Office. Je10-3t* N By a respectable German woman a W Aire naiae setnectsble German womens Smallfamily. Apply, 24 133; street, between O apd Date, je10 2t* ANTED—A good *LACKSMITH and also a WHEELWBRIGHT ; none but good hands teed appiy. Apply at the coraer of 434 and M ata, Taland. 10 2%3t® ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good QULORRD COOK. Apply at 237 G street, between i7th and 18th. Wages 925. ie ©. KLOT7. HAMBEBMAID WANTSP—An acti neat 4 colored Girl, with a good ehdractrr from her it employer, mey-call al 333 G atreet, corner of be Good irextment ‘and good wages will be ro nD. jie zl W ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron, 1¥ serd tor general housework. Also. a young Girl to take care of children and make herself useful; small colored girl preterred. 504 1ith st., etireen C and v. Je W-tf ANTED—A PURCHASER ter two portable Y houses and addition; bave been used as an eating-house, and have @ good run of custom. Ap- ply at the place,No. 21 7th street north. Terma cash. Ground rent $2 per month. $0 10-3t* W4 STED IMMEDIATELY—At 372 £ atreet, be-ween lth and llth, three uxparien PRESS MAKERS and one sewing machine OPH- BATOR (Grover and 8aker’s machine),none others ree a Also, four or tive Apprentices. je 10- #05 PIC-NIO. Finsr gis xD Pre-x1ro} Or THE TERPSICHORE SOCIALS Will be given at BECKERS'S GARDEN, Novy Yard, ow MONDAY, June 5th, 1863. Professor Schroeder's weil known brass and string band is engaged for the occasion. Tickets 5 cents, admitting a gentleman ant ladies. 'o commence at one e’clock, Committer of Arrangements. J. Ossinger A. Burkley, J. Muler, E. Hart. The strictest order will be preserved. je 8-7 SWANN, President. s. LOST AND FOUND. <p REWARD .—Stolen, on Saturduy night last, = a «mail red buffalo COW; a white streak al ber back; a piece cut off her right both her hind tegr white. The a:ove reward be paid if returned to FRANCIS RONEY, corner L streetand Vermont avenue. Je 10 2t* aes UP ESTHAY—On the7th inst BHKEP. The owner or ownors are to come forward, prove property, pay char; take them away, otherwise they will be sol cupenses. FEN Je 16-3t™ REWARD. ve and ay : Wick,” near Mt. Olivet Cometery. bs (ORSE compactly buiit. middling jon shout 6 years old; onthe ht hind tiaak has a spot the size of one’s hand, than the rest of Bis coat, (this i i irark,) was stolen from my private stable, C -treet, between lat aod 2d streets, on the night of the 9th of June, #10 reward will be psid if re- turned. je W-3t* i Vereen’ UP EsTRAY—On the 9th of June, a large bay HORBB, Diack mai id tail; hind feet white; left fore hu: ro white apota on the left sida of his bacs; blirda little in both eyes; msrked C. The owner can come forward, pay charges ard ‘take him away. Bleventh street, between M : Rear the Navy Yard Brid 1t* RUFUS DAVIDSON. j I OST —On the 22d of May, between the aepot | £4 and Seminary in Washington,a red STEER, | Marked on the left dank with tar. | ae VERDINAND MBLCAR je * 27 Prince st. Alexandria, V ( ‘AME TO THz SUBSORIBBR’S premises, ona /mil- anove Tennallytown on the Rockvilieruad, cn .he 31-t of May.two COWS ; one white and the other red and white Tho white cow ia abouts yesrs old ; the other, or ll yea'neld Theowner 18 requested to come forward, prove property, psy charges. aud take them away. at" I8AAC SHOEMAKER. AKEN UP ESTRAY, on the 8th inat., at the | junction of 7th s reetand Piney Branch (Brizht- wood Park.) three HEIFERS und three z. é The owner or owners ix requested toceme for- ward, prove property. pay charges,s nu take thea away. Je 9 at* QTRAYED— Oo June 6th, a red and w 6 COW. A liberal reward will be ¢ 8. MBYENBERG, tarned to the owner. between 9th and 10th Lethe DOLLARS BREWARD—A large 4Newfoundiand Pup, with four white feet. Had on a Brase Collar marked “A. Bennett? Tha | above reward willbe given for his rewrn to 402 Pennsylvania avenue, ja -3t" 5 BREW ARD.—Strayed on Friday evening, ared DeIspotted COW, on theeve of having w cuif; algo, had two holes, one in each of ker herus. Th: above reward will be given if returned to the corner of F and 25th ats. je 8-3t* J, WIDMUYER, $10 REWARD—Strayed or stolen on the 4th Se instant,a bay HORSE, 8 years old; atands bout Jé hands high; warked with the ictter C; almost blind; a little hair off left bip. Any one returning the said horse to Mr. SIMPSON, on 12th | Street east, between B and C, will receive t¥ eabove reward, je 8-3t* Q{THAYED, on the 7th inet. s sorrel MARE, three } years old, aud abont 15 hands high, small white spot in the face, also below the rig.t knee is a spot where the hair has been rubbed of ; had on when she leftahalter. Any one giving information that will lead to the recovery of the same, wil! be liber- aily rewarded by calling on Mrs, MURPAY, Jack. son st., Swampoodie. jek 3t* pan LOLLARS REWARD —Strayed from the Eckington Branch of ihe Finle: ‘Hor pital, on the morning of the 24 instant, MARE; switch tail. Was last seon on the Island, pea®the Washington Monument, The above re- ward will be paid for her reoovery,on application to SMITH BRO., Tobacconist, corner 34 street and Penn. ave. Je 8-30" & WHITE OOW, fresh é givea milk from three teats, I will sive %5 for the return of her to me at , No. 296 between Ist and 2d atrevts, sland, PETER NIETER. ue, a ORE, ovary asrk bey horse, bought at a Goveramen' ls . about § years old and Wor 16 hands high, will give 95 reward for him, 408 3t* PETER NIETER, BAzearnea: BARGAINB!! BARGAINS!!! LARGE 8TOCK OF CHOICE DRESS GOODS, : MOURNING GOODS, LINEN GOODS, DOMESTIC COTTON GOObS, BLACK SILKS, ce, &e, Just in from LARGE AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK. These Geods were bought veay cugse. and we are uow ready to geil them ata small advance 6n the Auction cost ror OasH. JOS. J, MAY, New York Dry Gooils Bide, buvions, troublesome nails, or other disorders of Je2-3if 305 Pa. avenue, bet, 9th and lite ate, foet'we would Fecommended sp early ealloa + —— Dr, White. office No. 4 Pennay! ia @venus, | McCORXELL -& CO'3 Between Four-end a-befand Bixtketreets. mys) | QA 1 NDONBEEKY. NBM ORK. PHIL. >= . ” ORE Waxuirren ro Cuan 15 31x Dare —De_ Godfrey's Bailie et hoki eit, ee vee tido Engiisd Speciic of sixty: years’ Ne e snting , will cure Gomorra, te sit days No | omulinducoments for parties in this cosas a ‘diet required. Price @1 per bg st peered ties tor their friends trom the -9. x aad 7 z t : a Wi Bord, corner lite street ‘a, avenue NNunaga,» |. and Henry Cook, Alexansris. ja¢-ly DED, Suddenly. ov the bth instant Me, WM. M, ROD- BEB gene 5) yeare; for tae laat ot years was @ a 5 faneral wil take piace on Thursday, June 1th, 1e3, at 5 O'clege gins from his ine route poeed on Mitteoath streat, between L and M at: On Wednostay. Jane via, at Ho! 2 «from London- derry 15th and 30th uf duly. 1 t 4 id NACessery as the emigration to (his country from Ireland ts new very large. Passenyere by thia line tanflingeither ia New York or Philadelohie. will de be ht through to Baltimore, if cesired, rivel. ata very small Maioual charge. agen have agence aad money orders fer Lit ist KNOX & CO. 125 Broith'whart. prom ally On ar- a.m 402-30 Baitimors, Ma mer J termaster’a Hospite:’ PPTSR KID —— was ma cated Yesterday morning. BY the Tenth Bilt, Seward; — ve of" Dundee, Worlershize Prcksret io ah vi wo te Mr. | ‘ . = y Bevin Wfcbuirr’ Holohan eas identified by «| whoiist’ Sevmniteh’ sece' Gaeta East wt | aSSkeit GF ATT SS, A: Subartat £0 ant skirt of bis coat which Mr. Webster tore off in | june tith. at 30’ clock p.m : « 4 KiNG ret kek. ths senile, He was committed to jail. Theotiiet Araecisan dB. Fs please ever.) ist ‘eh otrovt and Vorment W ANTBD—A neat German or American GIRL to do hensework and attend toa child, ia a sual! family; liberal wages will begiven. Also, six or ten young Lacies wanted te learn embroidery, head dress and nets. and geperel ney work. Ap- diy to MRS. LARIMER, 538 Seventh strest, | upstairs; sign of bine show ¢: it" W ANTED_Two er three H the Ebbitt House. WATER A Journeyman BREAD and CARE BAKER. Spry scom at No, 281 Datrest, between 13th and 333. 32.9 att i Ww ANTED—A first-clase HEAD WAITER, white | preferred, A poly immediately at Occidental GIRL. Apply at je 9-30" Hotel, 470 Fourteesth street, $e 9-2" see TCP. MUNSBLL & CO. ARTED—A good white woman COOK and white GHAM BERMAIDat 233 I atreet, bet, 13th and Ith streets, First Ward. Good reference required. je 9-2t* AX* PSRSON HAVING A MEDIUM SIZED partly furnished) house, wishing to sell Lhe farniture, can find a purchaser by addressing“ M. | B..” Star Office. immediately. Je 9-2t* R483. BAGS WANTED.—The highest cash price for old Rags will be paid at 430 7th st , between G and H. Je 9-5t* _JOBBPH BYKES. BLACKSMITH, 1 RIMMER and BODY MAKEK at the First Ward Carriage Manufactory, on G street. between 17th and 1ith streets, Waah- ington, D.C. J09 3t* V 7 ANTED-—Kight good BRICKLAYERS, wages $2.75 per day. inquire at the building on G street. near the Foundry Church or of JACOB D. HUTTON, 10th street, between D and E, Island. je 9-8t* “OAOH TRIMMER AND PAINTER WANTED, Wanted immediately, one Coach Trimmer and oue Painter. [ie8-3t] | ANDREW J. JOYCR. 1 () RARONMES WANTED Por the Atiy of 0 the Potomac. Good wages and comforta- age: ble quarters. Apply, 5.00 7th street, DAVIS Mc- CONNBL, opposite Center Market.@ f+ ?-3t™ Wir) ICE CREAM MAKSR and a MAN to assistin maki atJAS SHAFFIKLD'S Bal ANTED—A PLACE by a young woman to do cbamberwerk. She will strive to pleasa her employer. Has no objection to nurse where there may besmall pox, Address Box 24, Btar Ofice, Je sit WANTED. TO RENT—By the ist July, a good Y HOUSE, with not less than 8 or 10 rooms, tor which alibora! rent will be pa:d one year in 4d- vance. if desired. Post Ofiice, je 8-3t* eee | ANTED—BOARD by gentieman and lady, Wwanrep IMMEBDIATELY—A good carriage | Address Box No, 427. City | | __ FOR SALE AND RENT. R RALR—A RESTAURANT, « frst-rate Eepeee iS aae ae Je 10-tw* R 84LE—The GOOD WILL ang FIXTURES Beer 4 Site F Mrars. Wea ates Me ood toca, 4 w i be sold cheap perenne ste having other business toa! 5 rte SERRMIAH CONROY 7 447 B STREET, BRTWEEN THIRD ai A Pourth, unfarcished ROOMS tolet. jeaae OUMS TU LET —Several fine Reom to tet at R No. 424 Pitteenth at., between New York and B atreet. i Frommsarp PARLOR AND BED ROUM OW De; first fuer to let, three blocks from Treasury im Fartmest, Address ‘Rooms,’ Box 14 Seen ice. je 9-3t* FruswieHED HOUSE—With cas, bath-room, water-civsets ,&c., in the center of the oes. ost Office, to WM. J. Je9-lw* 2 | touts Apply, through Vity {OR SALE. B¥STAUCRANT doing a gvod buriness, and at a good stand. Apply at the Star Office, Je 8-3t* VOR RENT—The three HOUSES on Maryland avenue near the Capitol, formerly Selmar Xie+ bort's Bngraving Establish ment, K street north. duquire, 524 ja 8-6t* ., No. 368. Inquire of RICHARD N s'reet north, bet, Jeth and 13th ate. Fo ® ALE—Cheap for cash, a grocery and con- fectiovery STOKE, on F street, neat 2ist, with or without the stock. It is very suitable for a taurant or clothing store is obliged The present occn- \o go to New York. and consequent - 7 uid give the purchaser a bargain. Inquire the Caambe House, corner of Twenty-first aad Ff. Ress AND BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, Two rooms connected by folding doors on the first floor and three.rooms on the second floor, spacious and pleasant apartwente, (farnishe :,) can be had with board in an agreeable neighborhood, free from the heat and dust of the city, in George- town, near the hichts. ferences exchanged, Appi 65 Wert street. Je 9-3t® Fo SALB OR RENT—The STEAM MILB, with three run of stone, on south ¥ street, between, 6th and 7th, Island, Inquire at the mill: je 3-lw* D. L. PAGE. ‘OR RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS, parlor and be! room, communiceting, with gas, in a pleasant part of the town, For information apply at No. 42 Gay street, Georgetown, between Green and Montgomery ats. inf" Ko £ALE—Two three-story BRICK DWBL- LINGS, situated on Md. avenue between oth and Ith streets, or the Island. They contain § rooms each, with ail modern improvements, water on premises. Inquire of D. HEPBURN, premises ie FOR SAL #—A comfortable BRICK HOUBE,con- taintps {aur rooms ang summer kitchen, situs- ted on the corner of 13th and O atreeta north, Price $120. Pcssersion given in teo months, Por pariiculars inquire of F. ARMSTRONG, No, 224 F st,, between i4th and 15th sta, je eat © ReNT—Well furnished ROOMS, with firet class board, fur a few single gentiemen. One slegantly-farnisbed suit of rooms, parlor with ded room attached. Refererce exchanged, Apply be- tween Il a.m and 3p.m , 301 G street. between ee and lith street, noar the Departments fe S-ut* *OR SALE —A FRAMS HOUBE, nearly nuw,con- taining Grooms and good cellar, trontings feet on sth street near Q at.,and ranning back 95 feet to a pu dL: ey. Forterms apply on the prem- ises. Algo. a lot of good Uows and Calves, war ranted to be gentle, an@ Horses and Wagons. Appiy every day, from half past*o’elock in the | morning, till $0’élock in theevening. je8 Iw* ARM FOR SAL B~About 2» scres in fins culti- vation, plenty of wood and fine water; fruit of various kinds, The improvements are a dwelling house, large barn, stabling for 12 horses, new corn house and granary, &e., dc. Is situa on the 7th street road. cight’ miles from the city. For further particulars apply, if peraonaily, to W. A. BATCHELOR, on tho premises; if by letter, ad_ dreen Silver Springs Post Office, Montgomery coun- ty. Mi je 6-20" FrEst-chass RESIDENCE IN GRORGETOWN FOR FALE. The subseribers offer st private sale alarge sud elegant DWELLING HOUSE in Georgetown. centaining two parlors, dining room. offic ; large and airy chambers, children’s play rooin, | ® gymnasium 18236 feet, jaundry, pantries. bath room, large cellar,&0. | Attached to the premisea is a cistern of water of the capacity of MO gailons, anda brick slate- | roofed stable containing accommodations for three borees, two carriages, hoatler’s rooms, &c. | The situation of the house is unexceptionadle, | possessing every advantage of location to be | obtained amopg the healthfal and picturesque sites of Georgetown. JAS.C. McG@UIRE & CO, je6 d6t Auction and Com:nission Merchacts, Fo S8ALE—That valuable freme DWELLING and LOT OF GROUND, No, 280 ¥ strent, be. 32th and 13th streets. Apply to BE. OARUSI. Law Office, No, 36 Louisiana ave. Je 5-20* ‘ OR FALE—150 desirable BUILDING LOTS in various rections of the city of Washington, at | low pricea GP4 On convenient terns. Apply to CAKUSI, Law Office, No. 38 Louisiana avenue, eigh the Sanitary Commission, in puttin and spirits for hospital distribution. baving a surplus of tuese articles and wil: aid a good work will confer word to the office of the Com between 13th and 14th sts., gi &c,, that they may be trouble to the donor, 10,000 opposite the Patent OMoce, and get their Yokes, | Beuda, Bleoves and Skirts’ &e., stamped. Also, eir aldress, called for without tur-ner Jo8-st" LADIES WANTED TO CALL aT Slippers, Pincushions, Joseys, Capos, Dresses, Gar- ioaldis and Zouave Jackets, &c. Ladics can hare their Stamping done in afew minutes. je 6-lw*™ WANTED IMMEDIATEL\—At No. 237 @at.. between 17th and 13th,a good COOK. Also, | an OYBTKR SHUCEER, jn 5-50" ANTED—Four more good IRONERS; to such steady work and liberal wages will be given. Inquire for on: week at the National Steam Laun- dry, Penn, avenue, opposite Grover's Theater. lw JAB. F. HOTCHK IS, Prop. 3 WANTED Wanted, OLb WROUGHT and CAST SCHAP IKON for which the bigh cash prices will be gives. Porter ané Scotch Ale Bo'tles in any quant: Island Hall, 6th street south, my 27-Im* B. F. CAREY. WwW ANTED—A dining-room SERVANT at No. 395 18th st., between F and G streets. Refer- ence required. my 25-tf WANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty GAh- PENTERS, Liberal wages will be paid to good workmen, and none others will be accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth st Lieut. Col. E. M. @REEN. hief Quartermaster, my 25-t? Department of Washington. WANTED_BMpTY BOTTLES for the use of | 351 ¥ street, betwean Sth and 9th, | spiendid Braiding and Embroidery Patterns for | Fok BENT—A fre BRICK HOUSE, nearly now, Situated on M. between north Capitol and ist | etreet, containing | | j _Je5-1n* | | 12 rooms, ineinding bath roow. Carrisge houre and stabis attached. Apply to JOHN RUPPERT, No 92 Center Market. seb 1w" ‘ OR SALE—A FRAME HOUSE, neariy new,con- ining seven large, airy rooma and passage; | walls papered; ges all through the house: side an | Deck alleys. A pumpof excellent water within 5 | feet cf the door. Possession given i diately. Price $2.20, 3 hat, Apply on the premiser, 25-3 west, botwoen Maud Nate, north, orat 125° between Iith and j2th ets. jes OR SALE-A threa story BRICK HOUS) e, With water and gas, in sth siroet hetween G and H. 2d an Inquire at No. 506 Peon ave., between 3d. a4 we Eo, SALE—A two-storied BRICK HOUSE, on P street, between 11th and i5th streets, cunve- ‘nt tothe passenger railway. The house con- tains five rooms, Termseasy. Apply oa the pre- mires. je4-20" Fo SALE A HOUSE AND LOT—A two-story j -frame HOUSE. with tour rooms,on N atreet, between i2thand ish atreeta, with 2 large Lot fronting 25 fee: cn N street. ruonicy back 120 feet to an alley. Apsly to HUGH FRIEL, on the premises, No. 449, je 4-Iw* FF UBNISHED HOUSE YORRENT, PLEASANT. ly situated, in Georgetown, Large and oo a- modious, with garden attached. Apply to WALK. ER & EVANTON, 218 F street, Washington. je 3 lw™ T VINSYARD GROUNDS, HE Subscriber bas for saio in the immediate vicinity of Washington, a PLAT OF GROUND ad- mirably adapted by soil and exposure to the culti- Yation of the graps. To a qendeman or company who would wish to embark in that enterprise su- pore saremseeee wall be ote = porteeee investmen a. For particulars apply SOLOMON, Bea Penn. avenve je 3-1w* WANTED — SEOOND- HAND FURNITURS Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurnishing Goods SUoRy: description. B, BUCHLY, 4287thst, ~ mar $i-tf bet. G and H, east sido Fo BRENT—TWO STORE ROOMS, in a promi- nent business location. on Bridge Georgetown. Possession will be given ont day of ayy. 1863. Inquire, 136 Green street, near Qak Hill Cometery. je 1-e06t* reat, 18 Ist Wan? |D—By a respectable weman,a SITU A- TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer- ences givenif required. Calloraddressat 2423 2th street, corner of M, for 3 days. aps F URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to pecs for from one ‘Washington, D. O- BOARDING. SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES WITH- * ont children ma; elegant home, at m: in the sam use. by at the southeast corner of F and 20th streets, three squares weat 0: the War and sl d Departments one of the pleas- antest locations in the city. Bath room im the house and hot and cold water and gas in room. LARGH WXLL-FURNIBHED HOUSE A prensa situated on Uapitol Hill, is now prepared to t a ene it boarders; rooms all iarge, uare igh cai): be ie gentlemen prefetred: Reference exchanged, je 6 lw* UMME! Roepor (G.,—Those wishing to S) the tami one. will Sue pisesan at Mt. Airy, eight miles from Philsdelphis, on the Oheenut Hill ra The country is h and very beautiful. The bouse is spacious ell supplied with amusements, and Rourly com- mupication with the eity. Address Mrs. BROOK, No. 1642 Pine at., Phila, my 77-2aw2m* CLSRES FROM z PARTMENTS, AB! ‘end pavy officers and siting Wesh- ington, may find a comfortable home in one of the most delightful locations in Washington, No, 52 Missouri avenue. One very large front room, 34 ry, now vacan’, my, met A Oe ARD —A lady having tak the im- Pierre i ag furaianed rooms, with board nd bile smces find all the comfurts of an with good society ery je 9-st* if A, few table boarders 4 at No, 395 Math et, between F and at One square south of Pa. mue. Refer- my 11-tf GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Come Pes non ER AuD REAL ESTATE AGENT, : Witt Artexy xo run CouLeorios oy Beste aun Saw ov Beat Barara. town bee rene at ma te ae mae 108 aiepataae” {}UBNISHRD ROOMS TO RENT—For rent, at F ua 13th street, east side, Detween Gand ft streets, neath: ed. and com: ERRABOOMS ond pune, ROG. ood Pa 5 mi inthe clty.. Bvery attention pald to thos mre ingthem. No children in th OS WELLS B “‘OREAM SIRUP SOBA WATER, In answer to the thousand and ene inquiries as to Why we have the best Cream sirup Sosa that Wash- ington can produce, we weuld atate that we make fresh Cream Sirup daily from the best cream and Keepit constantly in ice water, consequently it is lways sweet. in juantities is of Boda, it {a avcersar ily alw Ereah, aan bal “Jonge the city and all the rest of mat iad’ (opr duce better soda than ours, to be decided: public, Calland ae ue WELL'S Drug Store, corner Maryland avenue and Tt Only 5 cents per wlass. ee NTERNAL ehh STAMP: 8. F ALL DENOMINATIONS, one sale at the Stamp-window of the Gite Post ce. my 28-20 ee Sees ee ABRI AGES! Fe ee On band the best lot of i LIGHT CARRIAGES ie over offered in this market, for style and varicty, consisting in part of Extension Tops, two and four Re Bochaways, top and no-top Buggics, Jersey ‘agons. &c.. &e. Also, SUTLEES’ WAGONS of all elves, with and without springs, Bepaizing promptly attended te. ROBT H. GRAHAM, mny b- imi” att THE MACKINAW HAT. Amn Soft Straw, maaety tie Mackinaw Ta- eteliaten otae i Rea euatz:s, dea-18 Botwoon 1th and Isth strecls, Sere Sn RTEREL AND BUTLDERS, 2B ween oie iztetorny shut facade aati yi above tt Ooaeh ; 374 Diend 477 Meth nat, a { AUCTION SALES. © en entrar pes ae FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES SEE 18T PAGS. THIS AFTERNOON AND TU-MOKE OW wh BRBSOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, atthe . ror | Gas Wi thia city. BAaDAY my ies, att sipleck M., about three’ thsuennd Lo 4 ‘orms Cash, Government frnds, on delivery. Wasmeren, se SE EE ay a ni 5 Shows &00., ine aT ION .We = x ey zon Wr MORNING. at ook, ay et, om 6th at, wear the canal, a > 6 }» & Bumper of the abore. ad atook. *@, B. L: OROWN Fr W___No. 387, corner eth rest aed Pere. By W.1, WALL & CO.. auctionsers. | atthe Bo +98 Lowssiane aA eliotn Wh and Streets, | FORSRS AND BUGGIES aT AvOTION —o0 HU Mode Sar ere H we wi oa i q Mroste somtsians Avenue, Dotween 94 and 16th B woe $d Barnes Horses 2 . geeom: hand Top and No-top Bugey Wagons, 2 Secon: Hi ‘agons. oo can ™ % WW. WALL& CO., Austs. By J.C. MeGUIBB & 00., Auctioneers. A UUTION SALE OF SIXTY CHOICE BUILD- iG 8 Wah isDay arn ‘clock. on the premines, into desirable Buildin; : Bumbered two op | i sigh (3%) soceasd byte snd 15th and Q and K streets, 1 abe elevated aoe Seas ect Srzdation, of these ote, @ advantages f er Teilwa F them ‘very desirable locetions private residences, —_ Terma: One fourth im ¢ash; the-re: in mainder six, twelvo.and eighteen months, with interest, secured, by 2 deed of trust. ' Title ‘perfect. All conveyautes at the eost of purcbaser. Each purchaser wil! ba Tequired to a posite at the time of naln. S7viats may be obtained at the counting- rooms of the Auctionsers. je2rd J.C. McGBIRB& CO.. Ancta, By GREBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 7 ALUABLS BUILDING LOT ON THIRD 8T, | Viwesr, serween © ann D ste 800TH —On WEDNESDAY, the ‘Icth instant, shali sel), in front of the premises, atéo'cloek P. M.. part of Lot No, 2, uare No. 579, having a front om Third street st of 42 feet 6inches, between south C and D str. Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, for netes hearing intarest from day of sale. A dead * nm and @ deed ef trust taken. ‘Title indisputabh Jeb-d REEN & WILLIUAMS, Aucte, | By J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneer. i UILDING LOTS ON VERMONT AVENUE AND THIRTESNTH STREET, BETWEEN Q aNDR sTRBET Norte —On WEDN BSDAY AFTERNOON, June 10th, at 63. o'clock, op the prensises, we shall fell Lot 2. in, Square No, 277, divided into eight building lots of about 17 front each, four of them on Vermont avenue, and four on Thittaenth street. Terme: One-third cash; the remainder in six and tweive months, with interest. secure by deed oi trust on the premises. All conveyanoss at the cost of th e purchaser. jei-d J.C, Me UIRS & CO,, aucts. By W.L. WALL & 00,, Auctioucers, Sowth corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth Street CONTINUATION OF PAWN BROKER'S SALE, On THURSDaY MOANING, June tith. 10 o'clock, we will continue the sale at the Auction ms, of the stock of a licensed Pawabroker sangisune of the larges: number of Unrs.eemed Pledges of every description, ever ollured for aulo at auction in this city, such as about 130 Gold and Silver” Hunti: and Opeu Pace Watches, Patent Lever and Escapemens. Full setts and odd pieces of Jewelry, Gama, ve. Colt’s and Bailey's Rifles, and other Metallieand Breech loading Firearms, &c., &c. Dirks and Knives. - Tabie Cutlery and Silver Forks and Spoons, Musical, Mathematical, and Astronomical insien- ents, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Wearing Apparel, among which there is mauy vory fino, New Silk Dresses, Pans, aed other fine goods. Operaand Bye Glaase . Fruit Knives, Bask.t, Zilver Tumblers and @ob- lets. Bancy Articles, . arpenters’ Tcols, and other Mechanical Tools and Instrument: pAnd many other articles, too numerous to men- jon. The seta will be continued daily till all are dis- ned ot : Terma cesh, je9 . W.L. WALL & CO., Aucta By W.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, SAE OF HORSES, BOGGIRS. PHAETON sup Hagxess at Avotion.—On THURSDAY MORNING, June I], at 12 9’clock, we will sell at the stables of Jos. L. Heise, Esq., on itiana avenue, between éth and 7th streeis,No. 52. sale positive, No. 1. 1 pair Pacing Bay orses, can pace in farty, ‘and work well in duuble or single ‘harness, nod eerranten scund, and will de sold single or to- gether, sorrel Volt, 8 prompt driver and sound, eecnces Horse . eae! hi ay Horae,an excellent harness horse, ady's Ridlax Pony, seh ey nearly new, spo ting top Buggy, WOME ‘22 0. @ top No-top Baeas, 11. 3 seta Single Harness, 12. } set Licht Double Harness, The above sale offers inducementa to persons de- airing to obtain a good horse Terms cash. jesa W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. ( \OVBRNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED ¥ PROPERTY, Will ba sold on THURSDa\ NEXT, June lth, atthe Werehouse corner [Sth ana E ‘streets, the foliowing articles belonging to the Medical ‘and Hor pital Department, condemned us unit for the public service. Sale to commence at 1? o'clock a.m: 7 Hospital Knapsacks 7 Meaicine Chests 1 Dish Basket 33 Mess Chesta tresses 241 Wooden Cots 13 Box Water Closets 154 Wooden Bedateads 48 do Slat Bedsteads 2(French) Medicine Panniere 19 Washboards 14 Feather Pillows 20¢PBhuck Mattrerses = ¢ 7 Writing Slates i 32 barreis Ale ikegs Ale 73 barrels Blackberry Brandy 7 begs Spiced Cordial i keg Wine I barrel Sherry Wive i do Claret Wine Cider 3 x do Ps 2 kegs Gin 4 barrels Whisky 5 Kegs Beer i cases Whisky #0 Iron Bedeteads 5lron Bath Tubs 7Wocden do 2 Zine do Lot Biovenive G Office Coal Btoves 2 Cooking Banges ( Balla) . 1 Force Pump Zine 2 Cauldrons 56 Iron Pots 87 Bran Close Stools 345 Wooden Pails 7 Seat Stoola 328crubbing Brushes 24 Brooms Lot Bplinta 26 Bospital Knapsacks 32 Mo: 6 = Y slow 4 4 Me anniers 275 Blankets er 1400 Knives and Forks 1100 Fesapoons si00 Tr $123 Tin Places 172 Tin Lanter sto boner Bicep at Biackber ym irup o! Pin toy ih a latae lot of Table, Bedrcom ead: reiture. Terms cash in Government fands. RENEY JOHNSON Mone i) 8.4., ant Acting ? Or, Mupioar Praveror 3 Orrice, Wi elon June 3, 1863. Je ast By J.C. MeGUIEEX.00., Auctionsers, OUB VALUABLE LOTS ON THE 8TR: Bean or Jacssos Hats.—On TU. APTERNOON, oa wel wet st 4 o'siock. Rod ay i enbdivia No. 10, fronting each in the rear ebout 100 feet to an alle: ay ‘These lots ale admirabiy situated for the purpose f able or Manufacturing patvcoee. wag ne ley peticuiar attention to the male ‘erms: ~ ; jader in ai oan conveyancing at tre cost of the purcbaser- ia table. . jeod So McGUIRE 4 00., Aue: S7-OX ACCOUNT OF DEATH ONT A spiguatene ies erremee oak eae Od gC. MCOLINE & OO catcte,: