Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Grover’s THuaTER.—Victor Hugo's great tragic play of “Lucretia Borgia,” with Miss ‘Western as Lucretia’ and Charles Barron as “Gennaro,” 2nd the play, of “Don Giesar de Bazan,” with Lucille Western as“ Jon Casar,” is the excellent bill announced i.r this eve- ning’s entertainment at Groyer's. CANTERBURY.—The warm weather has not inthe least pe the audiences at wus pops resort, and they are large asever. The hall is cool and comifortable, and, besides, an unexceled billis always offered. The “Con- vict’s Vengeance” to-night, and performances { by all the star performers, male and female. VaRIETIES.—The exciting drama of “Jack Sheppard” will be performed here this evening, and with an admirable cast. W.S. Budworth, Harry Leslie, Nellie Howard, Ada Tesman and all the old favorites will appear in a varied bill. Metnrororitran Hati,—The operatic enter- tainments nightly given at this resort are attended by large audiences. The selections are from the most popular operas, and are per- formed with good effect. Sues CRIMINAL CoURT, Judge Olin.—Yesterday, the jury in the case of Thomas Gannon, alias Ganna, indicted for hit). way robbery, after an absence of two hours, returned and stated that they were unable to agree, and were discharged. George Ward and Geo. Carroll, indicted for highway robbery in robbing Lieut. Sellers of near $200, were convicted, and the first was sentenced to seven years and the latter to five years i the Albany State prison. Carroll ap- to be very penitent, and shed tears treely when the sentence was being passed =e him. ‘he grand jury, through their fereman, Col H. Naylor, presented a number of recommen- gations to the court, remarking upon the fact ef there being so many prisoners left in jail Yor months without a presentment, owing to the absence of witnesses, who have either ab- sconded, been sent to the army, or absented themselves, and urges on a remedy for the in- justice this inflicts upon persons in some cases, that 4 carefalcanyass of the jail docket be made from beginning to end, and the results be Teturned to the next es jury, with instruc- tions to dispose of all such. * They refer also to the number of petty cases which might be disposed of by the city magis- trates instead of being brought before the grand jury, and suggest as a remedy that con- siables and metropolitan policemen be allowed no fees for attending as witnesses—and that the same course be pursued in regard to mug- istrates who come before thegrandjury. They suggest also the enactment of a law empower- tng such magistrates as are known to possess proper qualifications, to punish offenders at the time of commitment, according to the crime and inno case beyend imprisonment in the county jail, workhouse orhouseofrefuge. The grand jury further find that the city is full of colored servants, who, ignorant of law and the penalty attaching to crime, commitevery grade of thett, and our jail is insufficient to hold the great number daily committed. Some remedy to amBliorate the condition of this unfortunate class of society should be made. Society is suffering greatly from this pertion-of the com- munity. The grand jury next call attention to aclass | of persons for whom they say all deeply feel, and to whom every sympathy should be ex- tended, and adds: “ That class is ourneglected white youth. Many of our boys are running the streets unprovided for, and for a livelihood steal and commitother crimes. The jail is not 2% school calcutated to reform these young cul- prits. A houseof refuge is greatly needed, and ‘we urge immediate measures to saye these boys trom the road to destruction. The present jail is not a fit place for the most hardened and abandoned, and surely it is not a place for those who have but commenced their career of crmme. The future prospects of these boys de- mands the attention of ail lovers of humanity, morals and Christian progress. 1t beeomes us to provide a school and a home for these poor and neglected youths.” The grand jary conch by declaring, that in a word this city n is’ new, convenient, and strong jail, a Rouse of refuge and reform for boys, a police court and other reforms here- in briefly referred to. Judge Olin remarked that there was much in the presentment with which he heartily agreed: The circumstances of the war haa thrown into the city a large admixture of pop- ulation, and many of an unfortunate class, with which the present’ increase of crime is connected. He should order the document to { be entered upon the minutes of the court. He wished to see thair suggestions generally car- ried out, and he should heartily co-operate therein. He entered upon his duties here with the desire of doing some good, and should con- tinne to beso actuated. The Judge, attercom- plmenting the Grand Jury on the manner sn which they had discharged their duties, dis- charged them fer the present term. ie ‘Tue CenTRAL GUARDHOUSE.—This very im- portant receptacle of military and civil prison- oners is now crowded to excess, and has been tourd to be much too small for the purpose fer which it is used, and it is requisite that it should either be enlarged or another buiiding be erected for the purpose. It will be apparent to every one ibterested thatsome more adequate accommodation should be furnished, when it is stated that during the past three months the number confined amounts to eight thousand eight hundred persons, many of them being confined sometimes for weeks and even for months. The average number booked each twenty-four hours 1s about one hundred, and those remaining ever swell the average num. | ber confined to abeut one hundred and twenty- five. All classes of prisoners are confined here, | soldiers at large without passes, drunken sol- diers, disloyal persons, burglars, thieves, ga- rotters, &c., and the space t# so limited that it is Decessary to confine all grades together. At present there are eighteen burgiars und thieves confined, who will either be turned over to the military, or will be sent out or the city. To keep the prison in order under the circum- stances requires 2 great deal of watchfulness and care, and the officers—Lieut. J. S. Cooper, i0th New Jersey, in command of the prison, and Lieuts. C. D. Wright and Siark Fellows, 14th New Hampshire, offi ef the guard— have duties upon them which are very onerous, but which are performed in a most acceptible manner. ——E—es Srspicrous CHARACTERS.—Tue sday night, Thos. Marshfield was arrested by officer Fuss and turned over tomilitary authorities a8 a sus- picious character. Marshfield was sent to jail about a year ago for assault and battery, and ~ after several months’ confinement was released, but speedity rearrested and sent back for an atiemptat larceny at the National Hotel, and @fter five months in quod, he was on Tuesday released, coatless and very rough. He went to the Fourth Ward station and demanded money which he said he left with Justice Walter. At night he was taken again to the station-house, having fitted himself with anew suit of clothes. He was sent military for a final hearing of his case. Jobn Burke was arrested for entering a res- taurant, obtaining his meals and refusing to pay his tare. This is only one of a hundred such impositions practised weekly on generous proprietors of eating-houses, and the police are ‘anxious to rid the city of such suspicious char acters. Justice Giberson ordered him to pay $2.53 costs, and he was retained at the station- House to await the arrival of a friend to pay the fine. ——>—— STRAWRDERRY FESTIVALS.—The ladies of the several churches and religious societies cen- Unue to provide festivals of delicacies, as strawberries, creams, &c.; an attendance upon either of which would secure much enjoyment to the particrpant, and at the same time aid a good cause. The following festivals are an- nounced for this evening:—At Temperance Hall, under the auspices Bf the Sons of Tem- perance; at the hall of the Union Hotel, George- zown, by the ladies of St. John’s Church; at Island Hall. Seventh Ward, for the benefit of Ryiand Chapel; at We: Chapel, corger of Fifth and streets; at id Fellows’ Hall, Wavy Yard, tor the benefit of Christ Church Sunday School; at St. Ann’s Infant Asylum, near the Gircle, in aid of the infants; at St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, corner of Fleventh and H streets; and at Old ‘Trinity Hall, for the benefit of Calvary Baptist Church. Se ape Fovrts Warp Sratiox Casrs.—Fliza Col- bert, izhting and profane; Sv.s¢. Mary Hall, do.; dismissed. Sarah Beckman, do.; work- Rouse. Celia Wilson, do.; dismissed. Joseph- ine Conner, indecent language; do. Bridget McVarty, Johanna Conner. Mary a. Hurley, Jeremiah Conver, (small children,) threats of arson; do. Andrew Snowden, druok; do. Patterson, assauit and battery; jail for court. Patrick Kane, drunk; $1.55. John F, Kane, sleeping in the street; issed. m. White, assanit and battery; $2.98. James es, fighting; dismissed. John Burke, suspicious character;#2.5°. Rob’t Bayliss, stealing a horse and wagon; dismiezed. ‘Thos. Marshfield, sus- i ~ Tailitary. Ppicious character: r A Bracewe Tamr—On Sunday, officer Cole, ot inp preci a colored man nam ge ot | ing a watch, from Joha Mclean, in Union- town. The watch had been hid under 2 house, and the officer saw bim go there 1nd take it out. He was taken before Justice Bates, and a knowleged the theft, and in a braggadocia man- per asserted that he had robbed an old tarmer in the neighborhood of Harper's Ferry, of five hundred dollars, which he but would aot tell where. RetcrsinG Homa—The %d New Jersey zegiment, numbering 600 men, Col. Grubb, ar- rived =p ‘yesterday, and last evening proceeded to their homes. | t } | | i | charge of Ticut: Kecuer, ewebiey of thoes x | the guards on duty on the ra} | being left at either of the several police stations | first-rate jay, we Fearn that 2 were killed, and from 15 to 20 wounded Some of them very reriousiy. aeeenree the kil dt f the guards ai ar by , and two oO! on duty near by. Lieut. K. had one i taken off wear the ip, and his skull crushed’in 2 shocking man- and several of the others kiJl-d werefound without bvads, arms or legs. One woraan, the wifeofa ‘ standing near her husband, to save from being hit by pieces of timber chlo, bad every direction, seized her and threw her down, and while falling she raised one of her arms, and while in that position was hit af a ae ofshell, and broken near the waist. She | is now di ‘well, and her arm will be saved. The party killed were in one part of the magazinere-loading shells, and itis conjectured thatsome friction caused one of them to explode. and in this way fire was communicated to the magazine, One very remarkable instance is reported in connection with this lamentable affair. One of was thrown about 200 yards, carrying his musket with him, | landed on his feet, and as soon as he could collect his bewildered reason, walked back to the fort and took the same post he had so sud- denly vacated, and, soldier like, with his bent and damaged musket, saluted his superior officer as he advanced to inquire about his ‘wonderful escape.— Alez. News, June 10. Kerrina Bawpy Hovsgs.—Yesterday, the Fourth Ward $e under the orders_of Su- perintendent Webb, took possession of the house No. 368, Fourth ‘street, and arrested the proprietress, Mrs, Cafharine Egan.) The tasti- mony of a number of witnesses, male and female, tended to prove that Mrs. Egan kopt the houce,.and that the inmates 8. bad reputation with the neighbors. The ‘y visiting there is very annoying to the neigh- borhood. Justice Giberson held Mrs. Egan to bail for court in $500. ‘The Keys of the premises remain in possession of the police. By a similar ordér Mrs. M. Shear, Mary Hanna, Elizabeth Gray (white) and Mary Jane Bell (colored). were arrested at No. 40 Missouri avenu The parties were all taken to the Fourth Ward Station, and while there awaiting a hesring, John Shear, the husband of Mrs. Shear, arrivediand demanded his prop- erty. Sergeant Cronin then o~dered him into custody. The hearing began at four o'clock, before Justice Giberson, wnd after the exami- nation of several witnesses forthe prosecution, (other important witnesses being absent,) the ustice held Shear and his wife to bail in $500, for further hearing. Mary Hanna and Eliza- beth Gray, for leading a life of ill-fame, were fined $5.55 each. Mary Jaue Bell, the colored servant, was Jismissed. The keys of this house also remain in possession of the police. apace Ss On a TouR.—A large number of our promi- nent citizens left Washington this morning on the 63 o’clock train, for Baltimore, where they will get on board the steamboat Thomas Coli- yer, of the Washington and Alexandria line, (and which has just been repaired,) and make a trip down the Bay and up the Potomac, stop- ping over night at Piney Point, where the ex cursionists will be properly entertained and haye a good time generally. ua Sh A A DRUNKEN SURGEON. ast evening, Sur- geon John H. Mullen, late of the 29th Pa., was arrested at the depot for drunkenness, and sent to the central guardhouse. This surgeon has been in the guardhouse on similar charges several times before, and some time since he was dismissed the service, but was subse- quently reinstated. Itis highly probable that he will be permanently dismissed this time. RENEE M&p Doc. Officer Beal, of the Sixth Ward, esterday shot a mad dog near the corner of Seventh and G streets, Navy-Yard. PINE Si DreaD HorsEs.—Headquarters Metropolitan Police, No. 516 Eleventh street—All dead horses found in the cities of Washington and George- town, and the connty beyond the limits of these ciues, will be removed on notice in writing, particularizing the locality of the carcass, mentioned below. Patroimen are required to report daily to their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their respective beats; and Sergeants to transmit immediately, such information te Mr. John H. German, Superintendent Wagon Park, coruer of M street north and Nineteenth street west, or these Headquarters. POLICE STATIONS. Georgetown.—Station-nouse on High street, near the canal bridge. First Ward.—On Twentieth street, between Iand K streets. Second Ward—Ohio avenue, next to corner ot Thirteenth street. Third Ward.—Temperance Hall. Fourth Ward—East wing City Hall. Fitth Ward.—South B street, between First and Second streets east. Sixth Ward.—Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. Seventh Ward.—Four-and-a-hal! street, west side, between E and‘¥ streets suuth. County Station-house.—Corner of Seventh street and Boundary, for portion north of city; and at Odd Frliows’ Hall, Navy Yard, tor por- tiun beyond the Eastern Branch. Notices left at the Department of the Metro- politan Police, No. 516 Eleventh: street, will re- ceive prompt attention. my 27-eolm W.B. Wene, Supt. | ¥Frem 4 Lap West Milton, Saratoza Co., N. Y., July 6th. —Lt. Hostetter—Sir: Lhave loog delayed writing to you my sincere thanke for the ged you have done my daughter. I can truly say hat nothing but the Kind hand of Providence and ce Bitters have saved her from ua Seok J graye. ‘cr three years I have been doctoring her with syrups and all kinds of bitters that have been | recommended to me for her, besides havingtwo | an2; butall seemed todo herno ; phy sici: good vwhile Iw searching the Almanacs and all the newspapere that I could get hold of, in hopes of finding something that would suit her case. Accidentally there came p:rtof a newspsper around some goods that Ibeughtatthe Bpa. In locking it over I saw at a g'ance that your Bitters was ju-t what she needed I sent next day to Bal! stop Spa and got a bottle of your Bitters, eommenced taking them. and such achange in one week with her app and the distress that victuals occasioned, and that burningin the stom- ach, I never saw in ay life, as there was in her. Bhe has taken three bottles, and is now able to work all the time, I think thereisa little de- rapgement of the liver. Please seno me three | hottles more, wheih I think will cure her entirely. We and othersthought she had a disease of the heart, but that beating and Iluttering t! ould almost stop her from breathing at time: gone, Yours, with respect, Mrs Amanpa MoPHErson. Prepared and sold by Hostetter and Smith, Pitts- burg. Pa . Bold by all druggints anc family grocers. Wholesale Agents—A. M. Bininger & Co., 237 Penn. ave. Je 8-e03t —--.—- HAVE YoU pIscovERED the important fact that the Dollar Store, 435 Pennsylvauis avenue, near Four-and-a-balf atreet,is the right place to buy Jewelry and Silver planted Ware’ If not, take our word for it, or go and see for yourself what @ dol- lar will buy. je 9 Iw* Ben ‘Tue LAMENT OF THE FLEA. Long years have I wandered unfettered and free, And bitten the young and the old, And laid in the couch of the rich and the poor, And frightened the warrior bold. But power is waning fast from me— A Powder Magnetic and strong, Inverted by Lyon, is death to our tribe, And awsy I must travel ere long. Lyon’s Powder it harnlees te mankind but will kill all house insects, garden worms, plant bugs &c. byon’s Magnetic Pills ane sure death to rata and mice, Sold everywhere. je2-2w = Duuyis 8. Baxnes & Co., New York. gee r4 We be greatly mitigated by Fede ead 9 ol Caries ") Sintme: t, anit wilicure any wound. however desperate, if it be well rubbed sround the wonnded parts. and they be kept thoroughly covered with it, A Pot of ointment should be in every man’s knapsack. Oaly 25 cents per Pot. 2n ane RES ormnaaé cas 58 Ovasp.—Dr. Eand’s Brauma' imal ” Los: Bekto, git es on mae Dares 00; Hoary Cook Alezandris. jaciy —-—— Dicwases oF tae Neavou: heryeA le ged . ¥ MS.—New Het iota tha Hatt icnlrtaaa r . ddrees bry skiltin, Houghton, Howard Asooiation, Philadelphia, P: mar 25-3 vores or i bendy Sheers with ing Tato corresponding cells, of i 8, ding to i aco? upon the iat were wie the e: rns], Preseure, core itself but io he part sompeaaned by, it, the crereiesaal “if the, predispnsing and exciting MABY ANN. voungest a4. Mary 0, Bniffin, aged 9 riends i oopectfully invit- ete tient rd isonet, on; fecmortow, atl ofa Cees | GF Terms casn. PIC. NICS, ,&e. F BOT GBaRD PIC-NIC or thx INTEBNATIONAL OLUS Will be given MONDAY, June 15th, 1363, at GREEN SPRING, Georgetown, D. Cn Commencing at 9 o’elock a. whe wish to @ pleasent day will have an al of di ettendi o ent 60 by ‘ing has been engaged. every tee pes between George- leave B.O. Satiderson’s Mary- Navy Yard, st9 o'clock a, mi. Mawacurs, A) Chas. Ww. m, Samuel Han z uel John F, May. Md sy! FIEST GRAND AFTS: Bin PIO-NIC of the See ema ty ar TOURSDAY, June 1éth. 1863, take pleasure in announcing the public that no pains nor ® be spar to make this the most agreeable Pic-Nic of the season. A splendid brass cotillon band hss been cagaced. Refreshments red at city prises. Tickets § cents, admitting a gsatleman ana ladies, bai pres "of the Committee of Arrangements, je 10 me SPCOND aRAND AFTERNOOK AND NIGHT ‘umphrey Bil, on ie Managers! their friends s PIO-NIO. ANDERSON CLOB nd ill be given at GREEN BPRING PA WELTON, Georzeroten, 'HURSDAY, June 18, 1868. Tickts 8 cents, admitting 9 gentleman and Is- dies. By order of “Commitier cf Arransemen?: Quilian, D. Mc@raw. —M. Horigan. B. 4 ora bath he 2th, OARS Dy eR First enanyd PIo-NIG] oF THR * TERPSICHORE SOCIALS Will be given at BECK ERS'S GARDEN, Navy Yard, or MONDAY, June 15th, 1363. 7 Senrceder’s well known brass and atring band 1s engaged for the occasion. Tickets 50 cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies, To commence at one e’clock, j Committee of Avrangem*nts. J, Ossinger A. Surkley, J. Muler, E, Hart. The strictest order will be preserved. je 8-7t* 8. B, SWANN, P: LOST AND FOUND. A CARD. -The peblic ars warned not to receive +4 certificate9i of West End Building Asnocis- tion Georgetown, in favor of Patrick Sullivan, it having been lest. jest MARY SULLIVAN. OST OR MINLAID—June 8, 1853,a DRAFT,No. 8), June 3d, tor thirty doilars, on Chi ene Bank, Baltimore. Any psrson finding the same will piease drop it in che Washington Post Offices, to the address of GEORGE HEIDE, No. 37 4% st,, Washingte>. D.C. fe 11 3t* STRAYED OR STOLFN—About two weeks ago, \) alarge dark bay HOASE, with C on the lert fore ieg; was lame in the lett bind leg ; two white hind legs, and white star in fote head. Five dol- Jars reward wiii or paid if returned to HENS’ RUPPERT, 12th near Boundary. 1t* ‘AMS TC THE PREMISES OF THK 8UB- scriber a brindle COW and 2 white COW, with red spots. The owner or owners ara requesied to coma forward, prove property, pay. chara and take them away. D, CARROLL, Je 11-3t" Eastern Branch, near Benning’s Bridge. (CAME TO TH PLAMISES OF THE SUB / scriber, on the 4th instunt, a black and white SOW, wae the omnee can have by proving pro- tty and paying charges. = m 5°" wns. 0, PRARSON. ident. MRS joi1-3t* Brentwood Farm,next to Kensail Green, 4s) BEWARD.—Stolen. on Saturday night last, = & «mall red bu! COW; a white streak along her back; 2 piece of har right ear; both her hind tegs white. The s-ove reward will be paid if returned to FRANCIS RONBY, corner L street and Delaware avenue Je 10 2t™ ‘AKEN UP ESTRAY—On the7th insi., eleven SHEEP. The owner or owners are r it to come forwar*. prove property, pay charges and take them away, utierwise they will be sold to pay expen Mrs. M. 0. FENWICK. je 10-3 near Mt. Olivet Cemotery. $1 REWAED —A bay HORSE. compactly buiit. ® middliny long tai:; about t i right hind flank has a spot the size of ene’s hand, darker than the rest of pix coat, (thisisa peouliar mark,) waa stolen from Ae ow stable, at 445 C street, between Ist and streets, on the night of the 3thof June, $10 reward will be paid if re- turned. 34 10-3t* OST.—On the 22d of May. between the depot 4and Seninaryin Washington,a red STERR, marked on the left tank with tar. FiRDINAND MELCRER. je9 st 27 Prince st. Alexandria, Vs. npasee UP ESTRAY, on the &th inst.. at the junction of 7th s reetand Piney Branch(Bright- wood Park,) three HEIF MRS and three STE . The owner or owners is requested toceme for- ward, prove property. pay eharges,a nd take them “seo J. POSS. A NOTICE. A LL Parties desiring Stages for pic-nics or ex- cursions can be accommodated by calling at A. R. FOWLER'S Livery Stable. Je 10-3t" No. 525 12th st.. bet. M ana N. MPORTANT TO THE LADIES, A CHANCE FOR CHEAP GOODS. JUST OPENED AT LANSBURGH & BROWS BALTINOBRE BARGAIN STORE, 375 SEVENTH STREET, Turmp Door Axzove I, 400 pieces Lawns at 15% and 2 centa, Choice Calicoes 15, 15 and 20 cents, Bleached Muslins 12s, 15 and 20 cents, A full line ef Linen Goods for boys’ wear, Silk and Gingham Sun Umbrellas, from 75 cents up, Lace Pointe and Mantillas, from Auction, Hoop Skirts of every si! id make 2,009 dozen Green & Daniels’ Spools, 85 cents per dozen, 1.9¢0 dozen I.and P. Coats’ Spools, 91, Hosiery. French Corsets, Black Silk Mits, And a great many other Auction Bargains too nu- merous to mention, at half price. LADIES—LADi ES. Be wise and call before another rise at LANSBURGH & BRO.’ BALTIMORE BAKGAIN STORE, 375 Seventu Otaext, ie 10-2W" Third door above I. ANTED—A j- 430s War atennemaan 2° ‘ATION as N a 7 Veep sy Fig wa TED—Two food, WAITHES Aj atthe Yord Di i the to Be < ag Rooms 47 47th opposite a a ge ee ‘ree big or four SHIEMARERS to peg sheen: the hie’ wages wi be ATRICK JOICE; Twen' ira ot, tye AE sh noe ie ANTED—By a respectable woman a SITUA- W Sion ascot cures una omen” SECA. Office. Has no objection to goto the { country, ANTED—a SITUATION 4s eutler’s clerk, Wow tae parsbentontee etree: tumed to both, Gb aeye for aguticr "Esa briag er. ol to the army. “Addrece é. gz,” Star Uffice, RSS is a good tally elerk. 1t* WANTED_THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS in { greenbacks, which I will give six per cent. interest. pezable every six months. Syren nian even stree' and Northern Liborty 1 W..,” thro I want this ‘will gives re =rty, between the Ceater farkets, Address to “J. A. al URSERY GOVERNESS.—A young lady, who teaches the Faglith branch on, desires a Sita. ation to teach children updo nine years of ago.or ad: | as compapion for invalid lady; no objection to country. Good references given, Address Miss J. Wiedlo: 326, corner of 21st street anc Peun. ave. —— = ~- ANTED—A OAKB BAKER at 496 7th street, VY between and # 31 je10-1f McKELDON & PATTERSON, WASTED-« SITUATION by a yonne man % bread an baker orteamster, Aderess**A. B.,”’ Star Otiee. ie 10-3" WASTED-—« WET NURSH. Cali at No. 414 Sevonth street. between G cnd HW, in the store, . je 10-3t" FOR SALE AND RENT. peeled lh sieaner orgs ende re eee & BENT—an’ UNFURNISHED BOOM, iv: F Pack Della wii be rented to white or col: seoaeh ages . Anmquire 457 13th mreet. SALE—4 FRAME HOU: tai thre: romeand Lorn vlmguare Ne, Tig, oe A on the prem! ou } RK SALE—A neat COTTAG ot BieAonsbure. ite oo fate snd len attached. Apply to , Bladensburg, Maryland. R SALE—The GOOD WILL ené@ FIXTURES Pg rere Beer Saloon, at the cor. of and F atrests. Good location for businoss. Will be sold cheap on account of the proprietor having other business to attend to, 1t* JEREMLAH CONROY. UBNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT OR SUttTs ofroom communiceting, Apply at 374 B corner of $4 st. je 10-3 ‘OR SALE—A_ RESTAURANT, a first-rate , doing a fine business. Satisfactory res- sons will be given tor selling, Address ‘J. B.,” Star Office. Z je. 10-1w* A’ 487 EB StREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND Fourth, unfurnished ROOMS to let, je 93t~ Rw TO LET —Severs! fine Room to Ict at No. 424 Fifteenth at., between New York sve. and El street. Je 9-3t* FrouzNisazp PARLOX AND BED ROOM ON firet fcor to let, three blocks from Treasury Departinent: Address“ Booms,’’ Bux 1 on le je 9-St™ Frorrienzp HOUSE—With eas, bath-room, rent Apply, through Uity Post ONG te WaT Berane. 27) nrOneh Oity Pore One, to ee “avenue teh? the Oseitals(osmerty Bonner ae nue near ch romer ie- porta Unegraring Betabiishinent, Enquire, 314 je 8-6t' -3t* * street north. ‘OR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT.—A two.stor WF FOR Boa oth Coreen Conan rooms, situated on Nth street, between L sad af ats..No. 365. Inquire of RICHARD REEDHB, N strect north, det, lath and 13th ats, 3e9-40" ANTED—A MAN to drive a wagon; must me wellrecommended Apply at JOSEPH Fo SALB OR RENT—The STEAM MILL, with south F street, between uire at the mill, je 8-lw* D. L. PA 0 SHAPFIELD'S Ooniectionery, 6th st , and A. dinl je 10 2t™ ANTED—BOARD by gentleman and lady, Ww beard for the lady only, ina quiet place; ro children in the housr; will pay a liberal price, PB...” Star Ontica, je10-3t* Address “a. M, c ANTED—By a respectable German wos W ‘Siro ation seteceanle Gaguan woman smallfamily, Apply, 24 13%: street, between O and D sts je 10 2t* ANTED—A good BLACKSMITH and also a WHEELWRIGHT ; none Dut good hands needapply. Apply at the sorner of 43; and M at: Isiand. Je 10-3 ANTED IMMEDIATELY —A good COLORKD COOK, Apply at 237 G street, between i7La and 13th. Wages $25. Je 10-61 c. Kuorz. RMALD. WANTSD—An active, neat colored Girl, with # good character from her last employer, may cal] at 333 G street, corner of 12th, jood treatment and good wages will be given. Je 19-3t* WwW ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash andiron, 7¥ and for general housework. Also, a young Girl to take care of children and make herself useful; small colored girl preterred. 504 14th st., between C and vo, je W-tf ANTED—A PURCHASER fer two portable honses and addition; bave been used as an eating-house, and have a good runof custom. Ap- ply at the piace,No. 21 7th street north. Terms cash, Ground rent $2 per month. Je 10-3t* ANTED—Two er three GIRLS. Apply st the Ebbitt House. Je 9-3t ANTED—A journeyman BREAD and CAKE BAKER. apy scon at No, 281 D atrest, between iSth and 1335. je 9 3t* AGS, RAGS WANTED.—The highest cash rick for old Rags will be paid at 450 7that., between G and H, Ei JOSEPH SYKES. je 9-5t* WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good cxtiiage BLACKSMITH, TRIMMER and BODY MAKER at the Hirst Ward Catriage Manufactory. on G street, between I7th and isth streets, Wash- | ington, D.C. 4 jeo-3t= | WANTED_kieht ood BRIOKLAYERS, wages | $2.75 per day. Luquire at the building on @ | Street. near the Wounary Gherch. or of JACOB D. HUTTON, 10th street, between D and §, Island, Je 9-3t” 10 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT 2 381 F street, between 8th and 9th, opposite the Patent Office, and get their Yoxes, | ands, Sleeves and Skirts &c, stamped. Also, splendid Braiding and Embroidery Patterns for | 8) ip rs, Pincushions, Joseys, Capes, Dresses. Gar- ibaldis snd Zouave Jacketa,&c. Ladies can have their Btamping done in afew minutes. je 6-lw* W ANTRD—Four more good IRON BRS; to such steady work and liberal wages will be givan, | Inquire for on- week at the National Steam Laun- Ko SALB—Two three- LENGS, situated on Md. avenue, between 9th and 10th streete,op the Island. They contain % room each, with all modern improvements, water on premises. Inquire of D. REPBUHN, en the premises je 3-19 0 RENT—Well furnished ROOMS, with frat class board, for a few single gentiemen, GUne elegantly -farnished suit of rooms, parler with bed room attached. Reference exchanged. Apply bu- tween lla.m and3p.m ,301G street. between ie ane 1sth streets, near the Departments je B-6t™ FRR SALE —A FRAME HOUSH, nearly new.con- taining rooms and good cellat, fronting? teet on Sth street noar Ost..and running back 95 feet toa public alley, Porterms apply on the prem- ises. Aiso,a lot of good Vows and Calves, war rented to be gentle, and Horses and Wagon:. Apply every day, from half past®o’slock inthe moruinx, till 0’elock in theavening., je8 tw* yA FOR SALE—About i) acres in fine enlti- Yation. plenty of wood and fine water; fruit of various kinds, The improvements are a good dwelling house, large barn. stabling for 12 horses. new corn house and granary, &c.,&c. Issituated on the 7th street road. eight miles from the city, For further particulars apply, if personally, to W. A. BATCAELOR, on the premises; if by letter, ad- dress Silver Springs Post Office, Montgomery coun- ty, Md. J¢ 6-26 IRE j2-CLASS RESIDENCE IN GRORGETOWN FOR SALE. The subscribers offer st private sale a large and elcgant DWELLING HOUSE in Georgetown. ecntaining two parlors, dining room, office, eight large and airy chambers. children’s play’ room, & gymnasium 18x35 feet, laundry, pantries. bath room, large cellar, ic. ie Attached to the premises is a cistern of water of city of 17.(¢9 gallons, anda brick slate- ble containing accommodations for three es, hostler’s rooms, &c. ituation of ths house is unexceptionsdie, porseasing every advantage of location to be obtained among the healthfcl and picturesque sites of Georgetown. by JAS. ©. McGUIRE & ©0 , je6 é6t_ Auction and Commission Merchants, OK SALE—That valuable tra and LOT OF GROUND, No. 280 ¥ strest, bet. 2th and isth streeta. Apply to KE. CARUBI. Law Office. No. 38 Louisiara ave. de 5-2w* OR EALE—150 desirable BUILDING LOTS in various sections of the city of Washington, at low prices and on conveni OARU SI, Law Office, No. je 5-1m* Fo KENT—A fine BRICK HOU? H, nearly new, situated on M. between north Capitol and ist street, containing 12 rooms, including beth room. Carrisce house and stable attached. Apply to JOHN RT PPERT,No 52 Center Market. iei-tw~ ry BRICK HGUSH, th street between @ eter and gas dry, Penn, avenue, opposite Grover’s Theater, andH. Inquire at No. 506 P. +), bat ie'5-Lw™ "ka" ¥ HOTCHKISS, Prop. er ale bambi ot adel D— Wanted, OLb WROUGHT 30 CASH SCRAP IBON for which the b Ten per WaAnTE CAST eash prices will be given. Alxo, Champagne, Porter apd &cotch Ale Boitles in any quantities,at Islas 11, 6th street south. my Z-im* « B. F. CAREY. V ] ANTED—A dining-room SERVANT at No. 395 18th st., between F and G streets. Refer- ence required, may st good workmen, and none others will be accept Lieut. Col. E.M. a WANTED _BECOND-HAND | FURNITURE B. BUCHLY, 428 7th st mar 30-tf iH. st 8 } ANTED—By a respectable weman,a SITU A- street, corner of BM, for 2 5 for a _yrivate family, Location in the BOARDING. dians avenue, opporite the Gity Hall. i 134 Twenty second street, between K and L. Ap- Two rooms connected-by folding doora on the be had with board in an agrecable neighborhood, Apply at 165 West street, 7) EBMONT HOBBE FOR SALE.—A high spirited. dark dapple grey, Hambleten- tse ian RORSE.Gyears old; purchased in Ver- mont by the owner ; suitable for a General, staflor field ofhieer. Apply at 322 G st. Jeg 3t B LaCK SILKS! BLACK BILKSB!I We invite particular attention to our stock of BLACK SILKS, just received from Auction, 50 PIECES BLACK BILES, ranging from $1 to $3 per yard. All the qualities warmated cheaper than any Silks in the city. DRESS GOODS. i fa home A fewtable We do not hesitate to say that we have the most Apety ot ‘No. 395 iste extensive and cheapest STOCK OF DRESS GOODS to be found in this part of the country, We have styles that are not to be had elsewhere, and offer them very cheap. JOB. 3. MAY, Mew York Dry Goods Store, eo stift 305 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 16th ata, ip orn gsar sk RYU NEW TORK, PHIL ADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE PAOBET BHica Failing regularly from Loodocderry, offer un- usval inducements for partinsin this country airin, ure passage for their friepds from the of Ireians Cure koGnara, wiitesll om Lesion: art. loGRaTH, wil or jadon- New York. between the 1oth ead sith of Rerly epelicenion: for tickets ia Becedsary,aa yn to this coantry — Treiaad isnew very large. Pedeangors by this ive, lanGing cither New York or Philadelphiv. will be brought h ta Baltimore, if «sired, promptly on ar- it additional charge. he secared and qioney orders for bg ‘sy baa ShOk's to" 125 Smith's wharf, 309-3" Baltimore. aia. ATENT ORBAM eae ay July. thé ewigra’ ‘Ha BERT IN USB. Je6-3t* WIS DOW SHADES. ifal and varied stytan of Gilt Band Window phateiast reneived Baa Holiaed Window dhates made Ord. ads MARRUITRE, | ¥ Tet Oia Fellows? Hal. . By ¢-e068* WANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twonty OAR. | Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K Chie? Quar Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and | bet. @ and i WwW ‘TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer- WURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted 10 it or Becond Ward preferred, Address Lock Box se 4-tf OAKDING.—A pleasant Chamber, on first ior, OARDING.—Five or six gentlemen can be ac ply early. je 11-3t* first Moor and three rooms on the second floor, free from the heat and dust of the city, in GINGLE GENTLEMEN O8 FAMILINS WITH: PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to | street, near the corner of Seventeenth atreat. _my 25-tt Department of Housefarniehing Goods of every deseription. nd H, east side ences givenif required, Oalloraddressat ssa rent, for from one tothree years a Furnished Washington. D.G. aud one single Room now vacant. at No. 7 La- commodated with Board and Ledging at No. COMS AND BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, spacious ard plaasant apartments, (furnished,) can town, near the hizhta. +) out children may find all the comforts of an elegant home, at moderate rates. with coud society in the same house, by applying at the southeast corner of ¥ and 20th streets, three squares west of the War and nary ments, one of the pleas- anteat locetions in the city. Bath room in the house and hot andeold water and cas in every room, ie 9-3t* LARGE WXLL-FOUBNISHED HOUSE beautifully situated on Capitol Hill, is now preparedito take FEapent poaresie’ yabenb ber preferred. Moferance oxeianged. je 6 lw LEEKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and Bavy omeers and etran, visiting Waeh pgtor ind a comfortable home in one of the toga locations in ‘Washington, No, 52 Missouri avenue. One very large front room, 2d story, now vacant, may 15 4 RD.—A indy having taken a houre in the im- Be = nei; bor tina ot Ga) Ereeaars, State, ar ‘avy Departments, o' rge acd well furniabed Toons, ‘ith board, and all comforts boarders witl be atrest, between Fand Gd uare south of Pa. avenue. Refer- my 11-tf BAtearns: BARGAINS! BABGAINS!!! LARGE STOOK OF CHOICE DRESS GOODS, MOURNING GOODS, LINEN GOODS, DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, : BLACK SILKS, &c., Ee4 : Just in from — * LABGB AUCTION 8A1,E3 1N NEW YORE, These Goods were bought vax" CusaP_ ang we are now ready to neti them ate aaralt aivance on the Auction cost roa Case, | ( bes ‘. - SOS! 3 MAY, New York Dry Goods Bore. je9-3tif 366 Pa. avenue, bet. th aad Lith ats, <WINGELE & HOWLETT, Ss CARPENTERS AND BUTLDERS, No. 47% Bioventh atract, betweea ¥ , Te aropinie rors ee teateesea egrets, ve [4 1 named ie wand are ow ready to bom stat for tue erection i &6,, a8 woii as to do general ring end S . & Ghaze of the pabiis bs ited. al ‘my Fim” for cash. 2f purchased sine 2) g large tracts of Jand and dividing it y cup be svld at the following unpre- ft. front, Sq.ft. P: 2» ) 5 into iots. the | cedonted low prices: . Pa av., bet. sthand7th E G, bet. 2th E.and Pa, G, bet .12th E. ane Pa. W.. bet. © and Va.ay ith and C S- and Va. ay ith and © sts Plans may be seen at No. 277 1 three o'clock p.1n. Title perfect. Conveyancing paid by the purchaser. je Leos 7 ALUABLE FARM NEAB WASBRINGTON FOR BALK.—We offer at private sale that Vainabie Farm on the old Bladensburg road, just outside of the District line, about four miles from the city, belonging to John &. Clark, Esq.. and containing 18 acres. It is well improved, with a comfort.sle dwelling, orchard &c., and will be divided if de- “The stock, comprising, Horses and Trosh Cows, a ‘or termé, &¢. &) 7 MAY er nate eT OH eGt iB & O0., my 30-e02w,. Auction and Com’n Merch’ts. . HRD ROOMS TO BENT—F¥or rent, ai Fede dae aed Sa pair Oat ve SED BOOMS. and BITTING BOOMS, and PAR- . The Heighborheed is ons of most desirabie the city. Every attention | meng ocgupy- One. ingthem. Nochildren in the my 8- — —— ae SE GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. 4, SHOEM, AKE: Comumerbeorat aND BEAL FSTATE AGENT, Wit. ATTEND TO.tTHE COLLECT:ON OF Baxts aND Bau oy Baat Estar. Office at Farmers’ and Mechanica’ Bank, Georse- wn. D.C. Seas ie 3-! Be ROK EE 5 Fonwazpiie ant D GENEH £1 COMMISSION MERCHANT ¥1 amp 103 Wares ‘Brausr, COT RELOWR. + Gow Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Morchandise Emeralir: Freight, Ohac- ters Vessels, &c. Business transacte’ always with promptness and dispatch. - mar 4-tf [attine: ; MATTING! T cost: WHITE MATTIN Brel $4 QHEDK REED MATTING. bh. As cont feces DONTZ & GRIFFITH, $e 5-c08t BED Teh atrect.— ERN PNUMSTAMPS, NTEBNAL BRYON DEL DENOMINATIONS, onc, sale at the Stamp-window of the City Post ice. my 28-27 ——— CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! 5A CARELAGES} On band the best let of LIGHT CABRBRIAGRS ever offered in thie market, for styis and variety, consisting in part of Extension Tops, two and four seat Boctaways, top and no-tep Buggies, Jerssy Wagons. &o., &c. Rie Also, BSUTLURS’ WAGONS ofall , Withand ‘without springs. = Repairing promptiy attended te. : BoB’ GRAHAM, Gonchmaker. Btoree and Building Lots. inquire at No, $95 Dstreet, parti nest Seventa, (gepena scorr yl of of Baitfin, Real Fat Meaauror, me DWRLEING } AUGCTION SALES, —— FOR OTHER AUCTION SALRS SEE 18T PAGS! YHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW —— By J.C MCGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. Hisppiow prerpence IN THe FIRST AFTEENUON, zairt we oGock r. tae the we ‘shal colt Mate joa. 19 andes, in Ras a » fronting on atréat west, Wat ot arsandaas iner vith th ‘he premises may be examined any day between the hours of Ti rt ay Aste 1c Py and 2 o'clock. ry. deed premises. &7 Possersion given July ist. Jee don Te Mast Tink & 00., Aveta, __ By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsors. ; ERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH CO Sixra sranire a acne ‘dare Avctiox.—On THURSDAY, lith Jans, lustant, We shal nell pn sreay, of the premises at 6 0’clock ro also prevements, two story brick house, &c, ‘erm: One third cash; balance in six and twel¥a ive motes for the from day of purchaser. ‘he above ment ropert; very desirable, it being the weil known, Bath House, ia @ centre of the eity, immediately in the rear of the National Hotel. Jedd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts - By 5. C. McGUIES & 00.. RESMPTORY SALE OF THREE STORY 5 Bricx Depisane Hoven, seen “e ikGS, 1M 7ue Finar Warp.— - TERNOON, June llth. at 6 o'clock. on the prew- ises. we s) sell Lot E in Square No. 102, fronting on Fwenty-Grgt st, between Gand Hand improved by a three-story brick Dwelling House with thre story back building. newly patuted and papered, and put in thorough repair. Immediate pesses- iven. Tho house may be examined from.? ‘cloek, any day previous to the sale, Title perfect. Terma: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 32 months with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premieres je8 4.0. Mc@UIRR & CO., Aucta. By JAS. C, McGUIRE & GO,, Auctioneers. O*% THUESDAY EVENING, June lith, com- mencing 2. O'clock, we shall sell by cata- logue, xf the Auction Rooms a miscellansous col- lection ef BOO usisting of LAW, MEDIGAL, HISTORY, and a number of Public Documenta. ‘Terms casir. J.C, McGQUIRE & CO, Ancta. . By W. L. WALL & CO.. Austioncers. At the Bazaar, 93 dowrsiana ave, betireen HA and With stracte, AY MARE AT AUCTION TO PAY SIVERY AND Unans25.—Gm SATURVAY MORNING. June 13th, at 9 o'clock, we will sell at our Kazaar— Bay Gs Mare, to pay Livery and Charges. 1 nee ORUIT & ON Je 11-2t W.L, WALL & CO. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, yacasus PRIOK HOUSE-AND LOT ON Pewwstivayial avaxoz ane Two BuiLprxe Lots at AvoTien —On SATURDAY, the Isth in stant, we shall eellin front of the premises, at 5 o’clock P.M .commencing om the first-named lot : Lot No.1, in Square No. 124. This lot has « front of 59 feet *: inch on Nineteenth stract west, a = 10 inches deep, at the evrner of north D street. Lot No. i, inSquare No. 62. This lot basa front of 61 feet 1 inch on Twenty-svcond street next to the corner of north # street, runai: 10 feet 9 inchos. a eee alan. On MONDAY, the 1dth instant, we shall soll patt Lots 3 and +, in Reservation 12, with theimprove ments. which ave a good Brick house now used as ‘his property is 168-i2 feeton ivania avenue, runping back 9s feet toa alley, and gooc business stand. near the gorner of Second street west and the Qid Depot fonee Terms of One third cash; balancs in six and twelv: 8, for notes bearing snterest from day o! d given and adeed of trust ____GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, By J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. 'TURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFYEOTS at Poste Avction.—On TUESDAY MORN- ING. June 16th. commencing at 10 o'clock, we shali sell the entire Furniture Effects in House No. 160 G street. between 2uth and gist sts., comprising— ales hair cloth Parlor Suite. Sofa ani Side Marbi ‘op Center and Bide Tabies, French piate Pier Glass. Walnut Secratarr and Whatnot, Chinu and Glass Mantle Ornaments, Oak Sidebeard and Dising Chairs, China, Glass and Crockervwara, Milver‘plated Ware, Table Cutlery. le-top Bureaus and Washstand, trobes, Cang-seat Chara, Toilet Glatses, Moroceo-coveret Lounge. Cc ge Bedste: Pine Tables, Waskstands, Hair ard Husk Mattresses. Feather Beds, Bolaters and Pillows, Tin Doilet Setts, Stoves, Refrigerators, Together with s general assortment of Kitchea Requisites. Tarms cash jel {[Rep.] J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts ~ By WL. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, nf ed) NEW WELL FINISHED BRICK HOUSES On QSTREET, BETWEEN FounTeeNTA AND Fir TSENTH staeETS, At Avctiox —On NDAY ASTERNOON next 15th instant, at 5 o’clock, wa Wil geil in front ofthe premises, Tots in Square 20, = 14 feet each on Q street, and rupning back 100 feet, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth strects, and improved by two new wei built Brick Houses, under a rent of $18), und with- in _j0 feet of the city railroad. g Terms: One-third cash; balance in six ani twelve months, for notes beariny interest, and se- cured by a deed of trust on the premises, je li-d W.L. WALLE& CO., Aucts. By W.L, WALL &CO., Auctioneers, {INB NEARLY NEW BRICK HOUSE ON NEW JuRssY AVENUE «aT AccTionN.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON next, 6th instant, at 5 o'clock. we will sell, in front of the premises, Lot —, in Square 6%, fronting 2 feet on New Jergey avenue by 115, between D and E streets to an alley. and improved by a fine nearly new Brick House, No. 14), fur- nished with gas, water, furnace, cooking range. marble manties, and finished throughout in the latest and best style and under good rent. Terma: Qua third cash, baiance in six, twelve, and sightecn months, bearing interest. and secured by a deed of trust on the pramiaos. je l-d W.L. WALL & ©O.. Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers. @IIXTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, LN SQvanns 765, 594, aNp 153, at Avovion,—On TUESDAY, 16th instent, hall sell on the premi- 4s, at 6 o'clock P. M.: = ots No. N, O, P,Q,and RB in subdivision of Square 755; this prope: tifally si the corner of Massachusetts avenue street east, Capitol Hill, s pump of ex at the corner. Also, on Wednesday, 17th instant, we shall sell, até o'clock. on the premises, Lots No. A,B, 0, D. E.H,T. aud K. in subdivision of Square 5%; this »party is handsomely located at the corner of ‘birdand Ms reets south, on the Isiand, Aiso, on Thursday the Ixth instant, we shall sell. on the premises, at 60’clock P. M., all of unt No. zz and 35 feet 2inches of lot 21, in Square 165; this property has a front on Massachusetts avenue of 97 feet 4inches. and runs i at ac average depth of about 14 feet, but will be subdivided to viae-third cash; baiance in 6 and 12 suit purch: sere. ‘Terms : : menths, fur notes bearivg interest from the day ofsale. A deed given and a dead of trust taken. A rtion of the bare money will be required to Be'paid down when the proporty is knocked down, and EE eras oe Sarton there pat up and rold to the nex! e rr. piel GREEN & WILL:AMS, Ancte, By J.0. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. MPROV. D FROPERTY ON K STRERT, OPPO- SITE PHE WEsTRRN Cae a? PoBii0 Ba’ On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, June 6th, at 60 on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 3 in Square No. 35, fronting 61 feet 10 inches on K street nerth. between 39th and 2th streeta, and running Re *< 146 feet 11 inches, to x 39 foot alley, improved by a three stery Frame Dweiling House, containing 2 rooms; ap a small Frame Dwelling containing $ rorhis pro rty is immediately in front of the tket, and is desirable aa 5 business Western 3 ‘crms p.] 3.0. McGUIRE & CO.. Auets, location. yell {Rep.} By J. 0. McGUIBE & CO., Auctieneers. hago SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE Baiok Dwsi.ine Bousks xa. ry Ds- pes BSDAY | a i= Isth, at 6 o’clock, on the premises, wi all sell Lot No. 3, im Davideon’s s1bdivision of square No. 168 ront on north G street, between (7th and 38th streets, im proved by two four-story brick dwelling howses, containing wears rooms, handaomeiy. a i iveriently ar: ugkout ier ‘and gas. bath rooms, water-closeis,and Uné-fourth cash; the remainder in 6,18. and 14 months, with interest, sssured:dy a. deed of th ises, “ponvepanciug to be ogi yea fe 00. n & Chron} WALL & CO.. epee pe 5 FRAME Hi Be ve, Avctioy.—On siteta TERNOON, Ith instant, et 50’ ‘we will aeii, in front of the premiges, 24 - houses and Baeesta'et ead virgeta, orma cane jena Y i. WALL & GO; 5 Aesstant QUABTERMAGTRE'S Ww Teens detttemengan Bale to commence at 104. HF ospg tig | jetta Capinin'é, @ MU. BA.