Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWs. | AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. i Groven’s 1 Tehran Salsa ‘Western will conciui T engagemen VOK's to- morrow evening, and it therefore behooves ail ‘who would witness fine acting to ayail them- selves of the opportunities offered this and to- morrow evening. Of all Miss W.’s the best and most effective will be performea this evening; she appearing as “Lady Isabel,” and “Madame Vine,” in the drama of “East Lynne.” i CANTERBURY.—With 'Eya Brent, to delight { with her fine singing; with Kate Pennoyer and | the sisters Marie and Augusta in the dance; | and with 3 fine dramatic company. all on the | boards each evening, it is not at all a matter of surprise that Canterbury should be crowded even this hot weather. good dill to-night the above named and many others appearing. VaRIETIES.—Over fi performers appear upon the boards of the Varieties nightly, ina { rare and varied bill ef song, dance and ethiopi- | aneccentricity. The exciting drama of Jack Sheppard will be performed this evening. W. | 8S. Budworth, Harry Leslie, Nellie Taylor and | others appear. | MerrTroPoLitan HALL.—The operatic enter- tainment nightly offered at this Hall is a tine one. Selections are made only trom the best English, German and Italian operas, and are executed with much musical ability. —————»— Tue CasE oF THE COLORED Corporar.— Yesterday afternoon, Capt, Merritt, of Gen. Martindale's staff, héld an examination in the case ot policeman J. F.-Parker, who 1s charged with beating the colored corporal John Ross, and also with tearing off his chevrons, on Tnes- day evening last. from the evidence it ap- peared that as the corporal was passing along Seventh street, above the Northern Market, some boys threw stones at him, and he ran after one of them named Parker, chasing him imto the house. The brother of the boy opened the window and inquired the cause of the dis- turbance, and the corporal told him if he did not whip the boy he (the corporal) would ar- rest him (the brother), The brother,teld Ross to #0 Sway, remarking that he thonght him druak and mccain Rome eter trouble with him. The corporal replied in very abusive langu: alleging that he had ‘Authority to arrest ae <owhite s—p of a b—h.” A crowd gathered around, and the excitement ran high, when J. F, Parker, a policeman, but no relative of the boy’s, and another policeman, arrested Ross, and with difficulty got him along, the crowd pushing him in the melee; some one tee ing off one cheyron and the police the other. Alter the police had taken him m charge, the corporal called the policemen white s—s of b—hes, and one of the latter struck him over the head with a slung-shot. It was in evidence that the corporal said he would go with the police, but not with the mob. Parker admitted having struck him with a billy, and says that in the melee he may have torn the chevrons off, but that he does not recollect it, and if he did so it was accident. Capt. Merritt stated that whatever might be the private opinions of any one, the Govern- ment having authorized the raising of colored soldiers, they shonid be treated as soldiers. The evidence will be-laid before Gen. Mar- tindale for his action, Superintendent Webb being responsible, in the meantime, for the Sppetraics of Mr. Parker whenever heis called for. . pie see ot tts DEPARTURE OF CONVICTS FOR ALBANY.— Yesterday evening thirty-one convicts, sen- tenced by the Criminal Court for various of- fenses committed im this District, took their departure for the prison at Albany, N. Y. | Among them were George Ward and George Carrol, convicted of garroting and robbing Lt. Sellers; Wood and Sager, knocking a soi- dier down and robbing him; Sweet, alias White, hotel robbery; John Howard, (colored, ) Jobn Bruce, (colored,) and Nich. Warner, as sault and battery with intent to kill; Billy Patterson, (colored,) burglary; and fifteen wo- men, for various offenses. Ali the bailiffs of the Criminal Court, and Messrs. Robinson and Sylvester of the jail guard, and W. A. Mulloy, deputy marshal, have them in charge. es Mz. Wisr’s InJuRrEs.—Mr. Samuel Wise, whose carpenter shop was destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning, was badly burnt in en- deavoring to get out his coat. hen the alarm was given, Mr. W. rushed in and attempted to get his tool chest, but was followed by Mr. King, who urged him to return, seeing that it was impossible to move the chest, and they started out.- Mr, W., however, returned to get his coat, in the pocket of which was his account book, when the flames struck him, burning off the rim of his hat, the back of his vest and shirt, the skin peeling off his neck, shoulders and back. Dr. Borrows is attending Mr. W., who is improving in his condition, but it will be some time before he will be well. soe es SzTt To Work.—A number of contrabands have been put to work in the neighborhood of LLincoin and Emory Hospitals, in covering up the night soil which has been deposited in that locality. The scavengers of the Fifth end Sixth Wards and the Government, makes this local. aty their bank of deposit. The contrabands who were put to work preparing the place by Capt. Krause, it is said, dug the pits ten feet deep, and a well known physician, now at- tached to the army, a few weeks ago rode into one of the pits, and both rider and horse came mear being lost. The commission created by the War Department to report upon the sani- tary condition of the city, earnestly complained of this locality. pee Licut Weicut Ha ‘here has been much complaint recenily of the practise of selling baled hay in this city that has not passed over the scales of the corporation weighers, and which falls far short of the weight for which itissold. The practise is a swindle upon the buyers, as well as a violation of our municipal jaws. The excuse of such dealers as have been questioned about itis that the corporation law cannot be complied with; and, as they purchase in Maryland and Pennsylvania by weight, marked on each bale, they have aright tosellin Washington by those weights. This violation of law will be taken notice of by the proper authorities, and the question will be settled by the enforcement of the penalty. ACS STRAwBERRY Festivavs.—Festivals arean- nounced tor this evening as follows, and at all of them fair ladies will be in attendance to dispense delicacies and luxuries, and to enter- tain with lively conversation :—At Temperance Hall, under the auspices of the Sons of Tem- perance; at the hall of the Union Hotel, George- town, by the ladies of St. John’s Church; at Island Hall. Seventh Ward, for the benefit of Ryiand Chapel; at Wesley Chapel, corner of Fifth and F streets; at St. Paul’s English Lu- theran Uburch, corner Eleventh and H streets; and _at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Georgetown, for the Dunbarton Street M. E. Sunday School. SESS ORDERED TO THE FROoNT.— Yesterday morn- ing the Second New Hampshire Regiment, Col. Edw. K. Bailey, left their encampment to join she army. They marched up the avenue and ‘went down to Sixth street wharf, where they | were to embark on vessels chartered to convey them to their place of destination. They num- | ber six hundred men, and have been two years in the service. Last February they returned home cn a furlough, and recruited one hun- dred aud fifty additional men. ——»—— Fat.L Accrpent.—We learn that a few | days since, private Daniel Golden, of Co. A, ist D. C. regiment, with others, was in taking a lot ef old muskets from a wagon at the Slave Pen in Alexandria, when one of the muskets was discharged, fe having }:2en care- lessly left loaded,) and killed him astantly. Mr. Golden leaves a wife and family in Alex- andria, two sons being with the regiment as drummers. —— Apsirrep TO BaiL.—The counsel of John A. Goss, who was committed to jail a few da: ago, charged with weet Timothy Driscoll, by striking him onthe head with a piece of iron pipe, yesterday Eig sued out a writ ofha- beas corpus, by which he was brought before Chief Justice Carter. Goss was admitted to bail, on a charge of manslaughter, in the sum of $2,000. pide es Ee PicxPocKETs.—The provost guard and police force are bucy recruiting, and will speedily have filled to the maximum number a squad of the light-fingered fraternity, when our citizens will again have an opportunity of witnessing another drill and parade of industrious corps. Yesterday, William Clark and James Johnson were mustered in and quartered at the Central Guardhouse, awaiting the order to trayel north. soe Sella ss DiemtsszD.—Wm. Johnson and Jas. McDon- ald, who were arrested last night on suspicion of larceny of Government coffee, had a before Justice Glayton to-day. It was proven py Mr. P. F. Bacon that the coffee was ptr. chased jastevening at his store. The partie: were honorably acquitted. —>—— sx>.—Solomon Wortheimer, No. 461 Sev- anu , was before Justice F this morning, Ce amped selling liquor to wus ie . BO ey or the Herndon House, corner , for the same offense, was also fined #20. 3 ‘OcwpED.—Night before last a train pe a Alexandria, bringing down about 7) wounded from the engagemrst a Beverly's Ford, who were placed in the hospiisis there. Among ‘them were 15 wounded rebels. Ss I oR SaLRe.—Metaire & Co. sac- eee, Mola Sour lots on Thirteenth street, between Q and B, tor ua cents per hago to Thos. Rice, Heary McDermott, Jas. Dailey aad J. P. Hilton. RorneRy rv THE CounTy.—Om Wednesday might iast, the house of William Johnson, at Lrightwood, four miles from the city, wae broen into and robbed of a chest belonging to i ihe coon Sana esttaleg. prt t chee ia woods yest yu hundred yards Peaiag: house, broken open, and the contents, including an amount of money, taken therefrom. A man named Tom Bray, who formerly roomed with Smith, was suspected as the robber, and a warrant was | obtained; and officers J. H. McUhesney, J. W, King, and J. W. Poole, of the count pe pre- cinct) police, started in pursuit, and followed his tracks so well, that after hard riding they found him about nine mules from Washington, skulking in the woods. Forty-eight dollars and other articles taken from the chest were found upon his person. This morning Bray was taken | before Justice Roland, who committed him to jail for court. ‘ne case of John Shear and Margaret Shear, who were accused of keeping a bawdy house at No. 40 Missouri avenue, came up for further hearing before Justice Giberson terday. There being no witnesses present for the defense, the accused were held to bail in $500 for their appearance at court, Drap_ Horse8.—Headquarters | Mei itan Police, No. 516 Eleventh street.—All dead horses found in the cittes of Washington and George- town, and the county beyond the limits of these cities, will be removed on notice in writing, particularizing the locality of the carcass, being left at either of the several police stations mentioned below. Patrolmen are reqyired to report daily to their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their respective beats; and Sergeants 2 transmit immediately, su ch information to Mr. John H. German, Superintendent Wagon Park, corner of M street north and Nineteenth street west, or these Headquarters. POLICE STATIONS. Georgetown.—Station-house on High street, near the canal bridge. 7 First Ward.—On Twentieth street, between Land K streets. Second Ward—Ohio avenue, next to corner of Thirteenth street. Third Ward.—Temperance Hall. Fourth Ward—East wing City Hall. Fifth Ward.—South B street, between First and Secohd streets east. Sixth Ward.—Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. Seventh Ward.—Four-and-a-half street, west | side, between E and’F streets south. County Station-house.—Corner of Seventh street and Boundary, for portion north of city; and at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, tor po: tion beyond the Eastern Branch. Notices left at the Department of the Metro- | politan Police, No. 516 ceive prompt attention. my 27-e0lm Slevyenth street, will re- B. Wesy, Supt. a geese HAVE You pIscovERED t important fact that the Dollar Stoic, 45> Pennsylvania avenue, near Four-and-a-half street, is the right place to buy Jewelry ond Silver plated Ware? [fnot, take our eens or go and see for yourself woes dol- jar will buy, * v y Heke jeS IW Tue LAMENT OF THE FLEA, Long years have I wandered unfettered and free, And bitten the young and the old, And laid in the conch of the rich and the poor, And frightenes the warrior bold. But power is waning fast from me— A Powder Magnetic and strong, Invented by Lyon, is death to our tribe, And away I must travel ere long. Lyon’s Powder is barmlees te mankind but will kill all house insects, garden worms, plant bugs &c. Iyon’s Magnetic Pills aae sure death to rats and mice, Sold everywhere. je2-2w Dswvis 8, Barxes & Co., New York. —___$—<— Take no more wnpleasant and unsafe Medicines. For unpleasant and dangerous @iseares, use HetMBoLD’s Extract kuenv, Which has received the endorsement of the most Prominent Physicians in the Ss. Is now offered to afflicted humanity asa certain cure for the following diseases and symptoms orisi- nating from diseases and abuse of the Urinaryor Sexual Urgans, . General Debility, $ Mental and Physical Depression, Imbecility, : Determination of Blood to the Head,” Confused Ideas, Hysteria, General Irritability, Restiessnese and Sleeplessness at Nicht, Absence of Muscular Bfficiency, Loss of Appetite, Emaciation, Low Syirits, 4 Disorganization or Parnlysis_ of the Organs of Generation, Palpitation of the Heart, And. in fact, all the concomitants cf a Nervous and Debilitated state of the system, To wisure the genuine, cut this out. Ask for Helmbold’s, Take no other. @ures Guaranteed, See advertisement in another column. je4-2W —__—»—__ The Horrors of War oan be greatly mitigated by that sovereign remedy, Holloway’s Ointment, as it wilicure any wound, however desperate, if it be well rubbed around the wounded parts, and they be kept thoroughly covered with it. A Pot of ointment should be in every men’s knapsack. Only 25 cents per Pot, 2m ———>_— SPERMATORRH@A CAN Curnmp.—Dr. Rand's Specific cures Spermatorrhaa. Seminal Weakness, mpotency, Loss af Power, etc., speedily and efectual- ly. Ite effecta are truly magical, A trial of the ‘pecific, will convince the most seeptical of its merits. Price $1 abox, Sold by 8.C. Ford, cor- ner lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook Alexandr: ja6-ly ares DIsEASES OF THE NgRyous, SEMINAL, URINARY AND Sexual Bystems.—New and reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Association—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-3m BATOHELoR’s Hatz Dra, Fhe best in the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Bye pro- duces a color not to te distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- | Gdies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly tarns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair | soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c. S@ The Genuine is signed WiLLI4M A, Batcun- LOR, on the four sides of each box. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st,, New York, ma-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) Gausr PaxnsYivania Kovrs, vita Baltimore nd Harrisburg, to the North and West.—T wo trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quitk time— low fare and sure counections. Soldiers’ tickets sold | through at Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther informatien apply at the office ef Great Penn- sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania prenue sud Sixth st., Washington. Gfiice open from bs. m. Until 9 p. m.; on Sundays from 2to4 yp. m. auk-ly EB. O. Noxrox, Agent, ‘THE OBEAPEST AND BEST Hatx Dym im THE WORLD— Never Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye. conts a box. best in use, Try it, Sold by 8. CG. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria, ja6-ly Sop aee Sessa Soret Diseases. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No miner- sl, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those e3° ae not "a to beexposed, Male pack- ages, $2; female, $3. ‘Samaritan’s Roos and. Herb Juices—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, 8c: Ulcers. Sores, Spots, Tetters, &c. Pri for $5. Bold’ by 8. 0. Ford. Bee jd aie Dz. Durowr’s Bugar-coated Female Roculating Pills are the very inuss. They operate speedi end ively, sugar-soated create {Seas Biils wil prove thelt seperiorasy over all ve over: Price gla bor. | Sold bre O. Ford, corner lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, lenry Qook, \. ja6-ly pre Se gets Formation of Corxs.—Corns are formed of tulsa? “shape, with the points, descending into i wi ie lescendin, corresponding’ cells, or depressions of irregular upon the oe The) pain they cause is not in the corn itself but in the part comsprensed by of operation fer their removal is painless, blood and effectual if the isposing and exciting causes be avoided. To all afflicted with corns. bunions, troublesome nails, or other disorders of $e FES moe No dee Penaeyivanis avenue, fs office No, . between Four-and- a-haifand Sixth streets. my 28 > anTep 70 Cure In 8ix Days.—Dr. Godfrey's antidote, Aor Specific of sixty-five years’ | cure Gonorrhea siz 1s, No Tet required. Price $1 per bottle, Bold change of digt required, erie a. oer et arenes Washington. ‘and Henry Cook, Alexandria. is¢-ly 3) MARRIED, + by the Rev. Father You Meg REN STIBE to Mie BABAR E, eldest ‘daughter of M. K. and Mrs, B.A. Howe, both of ae tiand papers please copy, | fan Lat et Pct at a etch one, FREDR. LOUIS 3 * eat half mua Bteinies a severe. ‘This mo: 80a of Fr ye ths. i. : Tv ily are respectfully invited toa uneral Co ih o'clock, at ce, No. 9 south Os; a, ther At the residence of ber father, this morning, = ‘Tie o'clock, ., infant dai heer of san 2 o'clock. CABBIE See lhe, ‘ Margaret Burro iatives and friends are invited to attend the Panera! on Saturday afternoon, at S'clock, from the residence Of her father, No: 15 Montgomery street, Geor; = rn, h instent, Mes. BLIZA gtAinewite of wonsalet Sen, inthe aid poue of ‘The viends and acasintances of ite! are ipectfully invited funeral tak Pais EBALt. enpers please ovpy.1 ‘$4 > [Rese yellow Newfoundland DOG; ped | Bank BEWARD.—Strayed, a small bieck COW; mUKS oUt Of three eA THICK GIBBONS, jo 12-2 68 ¢ street, Island 'RAYED OB, th,e bright ba: RES Ore OR DEA ae hits white face and white bind leas: Ro shoes on; thin Bigs MILMY a GON” Gsore Rowsiaan Wt stsaee near 43;,Ieland, "je 12-8t" Taoke x ta val from yh the prea *, or returnil small round BEEASTPIN of biaek enamel and with a placain the center forhair On the epgraved *'My Father” A suitable reward iven if returned to 395 20th street, between .or Mr, GALT’S Btore. it ill Gand ] REWARD.—Strayed from Meridian Hill on the Sth instant. one large E, i marked with s large C on left side; he carries hi head very high. Aleo, one small’black HORSE, with a small © on left shoulder and one hind leg fomewhat swollen with a callus on the inside near the hoof. The above raward willbe paid if re- tnrned to the Meridian Hill Hor Je 12-3t* KET BOOK LOST.—1n t ty cars,between the Baltimore depot and 7th street, on Wed- nesday night, about 10 o’clock, I iost my Pocket Book containing asum of money and @ number of papers, &c., vataable to me but useless to any one cise. If the finder vill return the papors to, me through the Post Office or otherwise he will be welcome to the money. J. F. CALLAN, 1t* 4412 & street. CARD.—The public are warned not to receive certificate 91 of West End Building Associa- tion. Georgetown, in favor of Patrick Sullivan, it having been lost. je 11 3t* MARY SULLIVAN, crop- and leather collar around hisneca. Iwill ive five dollare to ary one returning him to ey’s Motel, D street, near 7th. je 11-2t* ROBERT RAINEY. O8T OR MISLAID—Tbe OERTIFIOATE No 28 of stock in Third Building Association of Georgetown, D.C, All persons are hereby fore warned not to negotiate the aforesaid certificate, bee percnt thereof having been stopped. je 11-2t* * WANTS. ‘WO GOOD BARB: ANTED, PA, avennte, near Witera. * ieee ANTED—A GIRL 4 33 Brid, WwW Street, Georgetors. mais) jee ANTED—A WOMAN to do cooking at Meteo, eaeeee et het wean, or todrive horses. Apply at this office. je 12-3t™ ANTED—By arespectable women a SITUA. WY Fron airs ferrecmble Sista a SIFU A; Bas no objection to go to the country. Address Mary, Bar Ufiice, rat one 1t* ANTED—By two respestable girls, onea SIT- Ww ATION 2s cook; we ‘other. a chambder- at No. 14 Hog Alley, between 6th maid. Appl snd 7th, and H and I streets, je 12-2t* ANTED—A SITUATION as sutler’s clerk, of with some merchant on the wharf, accu:- tomed to both, or to drive for a sutier. Can bring reference from lastemployer. No objections to go tothearmy., Address *@. H.,” Star Uifice. Also is 8 good tally olerk. je 12-3" A FINE IRONER WANi¥D 1MMEDIATSLY atthe Clarendon Hotel. Apply at the office. jell 2t* WASTED—« SITUATION by a young man as bread bak@r or teamster. Aderess"A. B.,”” Star Offies. je 10-3t™ Ww ANTED—BOARD by gentleman and lady, Y beard for the lady only,in a quiet place; ro children in the hous; will pay « liberal price. Address"*A. M. P.."’ Star Office. je10-3t* WANTED—« coe HKLACKSMITH and also a WHEELWRIGHT ; sone but good hands peed apply. Apply at th id M sts., Island i Te Ri SorReR One “6 West ANTED IMMEDIATELY—a good COLORED a ee Jovy, ie 237 G@ street, between 17th é e8 $25. je 10-61" " 0. KLorz. CHAMBESMAID WANTSD—An active, nest colored Girl, with a good character from her err om plGs Sa ay cal) at 333 G street, corner of 1th, ood atment and good wages will be given. ‘W-3t* ORSE BLANKET LOST.—The person who picked upa fine Horse Blanket this morning, pear e corner of 5th and E street, will be snita- ded by leaving it atthe National Hotel ae i h street, between C and Louisiana ave, je 11 -3t™ { OST OR MISLAID—June 38, 1853,a DRAFT No. , June 2d, for thirty doilars, on Chesapeake , Baltimore. Any person finding the same vill pleare drop it in the Washington Post Office, to the address of GEORGE HEIDS, No. 57.4% st,, Washington. D.C. je 11 3t* OST OR STOLEN—On the 10th instant a GOLD WATCH, cylinder escapement, with a second hand post broken off. A hberal teward and no questions asked if returned FREDERICK H. FRIDLEY, 274 D street, between 13th and 13':, je 11 2t* $5 REWARD —Strayed or stolen, on the 9th ) instant, a valuable light red UOW; small white stripe on the back; on the eve of having a calf. ‘The above reward will be given if returned ,M, MAY, No, 69 High st, Georgetown, D.C. ‘AME TO THE PREMISES OF TIIB SUB- / scriber a brindle COW and a white COW, with red spots, The owner or owners are requesied to come forward, prove property, pay gharges. and take them away. D, CARROLL, 4 tt rn Branch, near Benning’s Bridge. E HE PREMISS&S OF THE SUB / scriber, on the 4th instant, a black and white SOW, wie eps) omnby can have by proving pre- rty and paying chargen, ie - : C, PBARSON MRS. jeli-St* Brentwood Farm next to Kenvali Green, Ts UP ESTRAY—On the7th inst., eleven SHEEP. The owner or owners are requested tocome forward, prove property, pay charges and take them away, otherwise they will be sold to pay expenses, Mrs. M, 0. FENWICK, je 10-3t* near Mt, Olivet Cemetery. 1.() REWARD —A bay HORSE, compactly built, middling long tail; about 6 years old; on the right hind flank has a spot the size of ene’s hand, darker than the reat of bis cost,(thisis a peculiar mark,) was stolen from my private stable, at 445 C street, between Istand 2d streets, on the night of the 9th of June. tarned. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. THE LADIES OF THE DUNBARTON ST. M. EB, Sunday School will hold a Strawberry tival in the Odd Fellows’ Hali, on Congress street, south of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, commencing this evening and continuing during the week. je 11-3t Co $10 reward will be paid if re- 10-3t* E. SHOEMAKER, MMERBCIAL BROKER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, WILL ATTEND TO THE COLLECTION OF RENTS AND BALE or Rea Esrars, Office at Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, George- town, D.C. Je 3-3ra F JNO. W. LUMSbBON, ORWARDING AND an ‘ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. 91 axp 103 Warsr Stauzr, Georretown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, ur, Grain, and Merchandise generally ; Procu: Freight, Char- ters Vessela, &c. i Business transacted always wit promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf W SHUTTS’ ONGUENT, ARRANTED To produce a full set of WHIS- KERS OR MOUSTACHES in six weeks upon the smoothest fa-e. Entire aatiafaction given or the money refunded, Sent post-paid for 3) canta. or 4 wekave- for $1. Address @. F. SHUTIS, ‘Troy. Rew York. yest UST RECKIVED— ; Good BLEACHED OOTTON, 15,20 and 2c. MOSQUITO. NETTING, Embroidered SKIRTS, * Embroidered and Handstitched H’DK'FS, SILK MANTLES and Embroidered and Braided CHILDREN’S DBESSES. S. & W. MEYENBERG, 48 Market Space, bet ath and 9th sts., under the Avenue Houre, NEW GOODs. HAVE Now in storea full stock of WALL PA PEKS of every variety which I am prepared to neil at the lowest retail pricefof Baltimore, Philadei phia. or New York. Also, a large stock of new WINDOW SHADES of every variety and size; SHADE FIXTURSS and Trimmings of all kinds; PIOTURE aud other TASSELS and CORDS, etc., ete. Werke ny ae yeecatet in the best man- ner, promptly and at fair prices, f i. F. CLARK, Paperhanger and U pholsterer, je 11-6t" No. 248 Pa. av., bet, 12th and 13th ats. A 4 NOTICE. 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. Mand N. BoEze, FOR SALE —A_ three-horse-power BOILER, nearly new, cost $150, will be sold for about one-half what it cost; made by one of the best makersin the country. Inquire at the Gosling Restaurant, No, 274 Penn, ave, between 12th and 13th sts. je 10-3t OTEL AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS. Our stock of goods suitable for your business i now complete in every particalar. We invite your especial attention to our stook of BAB AND ALB TUMBLERS. CHAMPAGNE AND SHERRY GLASS. PLATED BAR 8POONS, LIQUOR MIXERS, SHERRY COBBLER amp TODDY STRAINERS, BOUP BOWLS. STEAK DISHES, &c.,&c. Our prices areas low as the same articles can be purchased for anywbere_ C. W. BOTELER & 80N’s Houeefurnishinz Store. Pa. avenue, 315 Iron Hall’ Je 10-6t SULPHUR AND WwW HITE 4 CHALYBEATS SPRINGS, a DOUBLING GAP, PENN’A, JAMES D. HENDLBY, Proprietor, Late of Kirkwoed House, Washington. SEASON OPENS 15TH OF JUNK, These Springs are in Cumberland County. Penn- sylvania, 30 mileswest of Harrisburg. They are from all the principal cities by railroad to Harrisburgh, thence sy the Cumberland Valley rail ery oe ne 3 fo mee ve pat staging @ Springs. The » upon the arrival of the cars: Passengers leaving Philadelphia ron in the mornin, arrive at the Springs the same evening at 5 o’olock. The Hotel is commodious and comfortable, with Hot and Cold bathe attached, and extensive grounds for walks and amusement. The long *xperience of the wirgtent Proprietor (for many years past at the Kirkwood House in ‘ashington. D.C.,) evables him to say, that it wi conducted in a en ° it will & Py sari pees er erm s > per 3 rweek: 4 weeks . Children and servants half price. ‘jen 2a RACE’S RACES OF THE OLB WORLD. B Lyell’s Antiquity of Man. » Busters ater n’s place in Nature rwin’s Origin of Species x aihy siology, Zoology, and the Na- Dtive “Mthnology ; 2 vois: Lon- Prichard’s Natural History of Man: 1 yo!. and oF meer ot istory 0! stham's Deseri, tea. “Mott and Gadi ‘a Types of Mankind, Me and Gisdden’s Imdigenous Races of the jel” FRANCK TAYLOR: T= WHOLESALB BOOK FINS GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS ¥ or EMILE DUPRE, (Law 32 Pennsyivanta Avenye,) BEWOVED TO ATI-NINTH STBBET—479 Between D and B, Whore he wil: continue to sell to Borxens, Posvstons 442 £29 Crrr Tasga mat Yok ' Ww ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron, "¥ and for genera! housework. A a young Girl to take care of children and make herse! neeful; small colored girl preterred. 504 14th st., between Cand D. Je 10-tf ANTED—A PURCHASER for two portable houses and addition; have been used asan eating-house, and have a good run of custom. Ap- ply at the place, No, 21 7th street north. Terms cash. Ground rent $2 per month. je 10-3t* AGS, RAGS WANTED,—The highest cash price for old Rags will be paid at 430 7th st, between Gand H, tt JOSEPH SYKES. 4 10 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT % 381 ¥ street, between sth and 9th, opposite the Patent Office, and get their Yokes, Bande, Sleeves and Skirts’ &c., stamped. Also; splendid Braiding and Embroidery Patterns for Slippers, Pincushions, Joseys, Capes, Dresses. Gar- ipaldis and Zouaye Jackets, &c. ies Can have their Stamping done in afew minutes. je 6-lw” WW aNtEo Ss Wanted OLB WROUGHT and OAST SORAP IRON for which the bighest cash prices will be given, Also, Champagne, Porter and Scotch Ale Bottles in any quantities,at Island Hall, 6th street south. my 27-1m* B. F. CAREY. W ANTED—A dining-room SERVANT at No, 39 isth st., between F and G streets. peter . my 25-ti V ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- NTERS. 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 cerner of Seventeenth street, Lieut. Col. E. M. GREENE, Chief Quartermaster, Department of Washington. ANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and House furnishing Goods grevery, description, B. BUCHLY, 428 7th st bot. G and H, east side my 25-tt AUCTION SALES. By J.C. Mo@UIRE & OO.. Auctioneers. SATURDAY MORNING, June i3th, st 1 peek, oe fhe, Avction ms. we will sella lot of BBADYMA VE CLOTHING, comprising— Coats, Fanta and Vests, Je 2-1t J.C. MOQUIRE & CO., Aucts, je By JAS. C. McGUIRE & OO., Arctioneers. F’ORNI‘URE AND BFFEOTS OF A Fawity DrcLintinG Hovsexegring at AvCTION.—On WEDNESDAY MORNiNG. June i7th, at i0 o'clock, at No. 67 New York avenue, between 10th avd Lith #, we shall sell the farniture and effects, com prising— = ae oes Walant Parlor furniture, finished in ai : Marbie top Centre and Sofa Tables, Mantel Ornaments, Window Shades, Brassellr ane other Carpet: Parlor Radiator, Olock. Walnut bxtension Din! ‘able Oak Dining Ch China and Glassware, Beadstescs, Bu: Wardrobes, Washstan‘is, Toilet Sotts, Hair and Husk Mattrasses, Bolsters and Pillows, Cottage Sett, Lounge, Fancy Chairs, Cooking Stoxe,and Kitchen Utensils, &c., &¢, Terms ih. J.C. McQUIRE & 00., Aucts. je 12-4 By J.C. McGULRE & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTEE'3 SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON TENTH STREBT WRST, BETWEEN AND Ts.—On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 2th, at 6 o'clock, op the premises. by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court—No, 13%, in equity— I shall sell part of Lots 27 and 38, in Square No fronting on 10th street-weat, between Nand Q sis. north, one of the Lots fronting 14 feet on 10th street and running back 120 feet to a 30 foot alley, improved by a two-story Frame House, with back building; the other fronting 22 feet 11 mches on W0th street, with depth- and ummproved. Both Lots are leaser olds, redeemable at the plaas- ure of the holder on the payment of twenty-five cents per square foot. 3 Terms: One-half cash; the balamce in six months, the purchaser to give his note with inter- estand +ndorred to the satisfactionof the Trus- tee. Allconveyarcen at cost of eurshiaser. A A. BURR Trustee. je 12-2awda J.C. McGUIRE & UO., Aucts, FOR SALE AND RENT. T 457 E STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND ist Fourth, Furnished or Unfurnished aoe to et. je 12 3t™ For RENT—Several desirable furnished ROOMS at No. 431 Third street, between Penn and Missouri avenues, je = Ke RENT—Two or three well furnished ROOMS, with gas and bath room, with or witheut board, in # private family; suitable for three or feurgertie-aen. Terms moderate. See Box 6. Star Office. 1t* Fo RENT—With board, two tiret-class ROOMS, vlegantly furnished, in a house containing all the modern improvemnen tween C st. and City Hall. A few table boarders accommodated. je 12-lw* OR KENT—An UNFURNISHED ROOM, in back building, will be rented to white or ‘col: ored without children, Inquire 467 13th atreet. je 11-2t* ,OR 8ALE—A FRAME HOUSB,containing three rooms,and LOT No. 11, in square No. ii), on Qith street west, between K and Sats. north. Price $60. Apply on the pretmiaes. je 11-3t* FOE SALE—The HOUSE now occuvied aa. res taurant,on C street, one door west of Second street. The house is welladapted to any busi- ness,and in an excellent iocatiop. Any one de siring a good business stand will find a bargain in {bia by applying to D. HOWELL, Qur House, 432 Eighth street. Washington, D.C. je 1'3t* FrurNisHED HOUSE ¥OR RENT OR SUITS of room communicating. Apply at 274 B st., corner of $d st, je 10-3t* STR , at No. 8 4?5 street, be- Ww D—By s respectable :reman,s SITU A- TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer- ences givenif required, Callor address at 242 2th street, corner of M, for 2 days. aps Fo 8ALE—A_ RESTAURANT, a first-r stand, doing a fine business. Sstisfactory re: sons will be given for selling, Address ‘*J. B., Star Office. je W-1w* {;CRNISMED HOUSE WANTED. Wanted to ing for ily. First or Second 4 red, Address Lock WANTED IMMEDIATELY—At 372 E street, between i0th and llth, three experienced DRBESS MAKERS and one sewing machine OPE- BATOR(Grover and Baker’s machine),none others need apply. Also, four or five Apprentices. Je 10-eost* BOARDING. OARDING,—Five or six gentlemen can be ac- commodated with Board and Ledging at No. 134 Twenty second street, between K and L. Ap- ply early, je 11-at® LARGE WKELL-FORNISHED HOUSE beautifully gituated on Capitol Hill, is now prepared to take permanent boarders; rooms all jarge, square high ceilings. Single geutlemen preferred. Reference exchanged. LERES FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY / and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash- ington, may find a comfortable home in one of the Je 6 1lw™ most delightful locations in Washington, No. 52 | Missouri avenue. One very large front room, 2d story, now vacant, ray 15 {VURNISHED HOUSE—With gas, bath room, water-closets ,&c,, in the center of the city,to rent. Apply, through Uity Port Office, to WM.'J. RHEZS, je 9-lw* OR BENT—The three HOUSES on Mar: avenue near the Capitol, formerly Selma: bert’s Engraying Establishment, K street north. Fe SALE OR RENT—The STEAM MILL, with three run of stone, on south F street. between 6th and 7th, Island. Inquire at the mill. ye lw" D. L. PAGE. OR SALE—Two three-story BRICK DWEL- LINGS, situated on Md. avenue between 9th and 0th streete, on the Ish . They contain 3 rooms each, with sll modern improvements, water on premises. Inquire of D. HEPBUEN, on the premises je S-lw* id 1e° Inquire, 514 je 8-6t* - BOARD. A indy having taken a houte in the im- mediate neighborhood of the Treasury, State War and Navy Departments, offers large aud well furnished rooms. with board, and all the comforts of a home. A fewtable boarders will be taken, Apply at No. 395 sth street. between F and G streets, One square south of Pa. avenue. Refer- ences required, my 11-tf KENDALL'S AMBOLINE FOR THE H4tR, AMBOLINE MOISTE BEAUTIFIES, ODORATES, LENGUTIENS, INVIGORATES NOURISHES, ENBELLISHES THE HAIR. \DALL'38 AMBOLINE isarare compound of stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, amd Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER- MANENT VIGOR of the HAIR, “Highly beneficiul where the hair requires a gentle stimulant.*’ Da. CHILTON, “Have never had anything which -o perfectly answers the purpose ofa hair dressing.” WARREN WARD, Esq., No. 277 Canal street, N.Y. “* after being bald for seven years your AMBO- LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW HAIR.” Prof. JOHN BENIA, No. 35 King street, N.Y. For sale by ail Druggista and Fancy Gouls Dealers. Put in boxes, (containing two bottles, ) price $1. Manufactured and for sale at wholesale by KENDALL & BANNISTER, 0 RENT—Well furnished ROOMS, with @rst class board, for a few single gentlemen. Ona elegantly-farnished suit of rooms, parler with bed room attached. Reference exchanged. Appiy be- tween ll a.m and 3p.m ,301G street between Isth and 1ith streets, near’ the Departments je 3-60" Fe SALE —A FRAMB HOUSE, nearly new, con- taining rooms and good cellar, ironting2 feet on sth street near Ost,,and running back 95 feet toapubdlic aliey, Forterms apply on the prem- alot of good Cows and Calves, war be gentle, und Horses and Wegon-. Apply every day, from hulf past“ o’clock inthe morning, till 3o’ciock in theevening. 3¢5 lw* | Dates FOR SALE—About 20) acres ia fina culti- “Vation, plenty of wood aud fine water, {cuit of various kinds, The improvements are a good dwelling house, large barn, stabling for 12 horses. new corn house and granary, &e., cc. Is situated on the 7th street road. eight miles from the city. For further particulars apply, if personally, to W. A, BATCHELOR, oa the premises, if by letter, ad- dresr Silver Springs Post Office, Montgomery coun- ty. M je 6-2w* Frsst-ciass RESIDENCE IN GEORGETOWN FOR SALE. The subscribers offer st rie, sale a large and elegant DWELLING HOUSE in Georgetown. containing two parlors, dining room, office, eight large and airy chambers, children’s play ro: & gympasium 15236 feet, laundry, pantries, bi room, large collar, &o. Atteched to the premises is a cistern of water of the capacity of 17.00 gallons, anda brick slate- roofed stable containing accemmodations for three horses, two carriages, hostler’s rooms, &c. The situation of the house is unexceptionable, posressing every advantrge of location to be obrained amnng. the healthfai -and picturesque sites of Georgetown. _ JAS, ©. McGUIRE & CO, je6 d6t_ Auction and Commission Merchants, Fok SAL#—That valuable frame DW BELLING and LOT OF GROUND, No, 280 F street, bet. 12th and 13th streets. Apply to E. CARUSI. Law Office, No. 38 Louisiana ave. je 5-2w* OR SALE—150 desirable BUILDING LOTS in various sections of the city of Waskingsos. at low prices and on convenient terms. Apply to BE. Cee Law Office, No, 38 Louisiana avenue, je 5-10" AUCTION SALES. ees FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES SER 18T pags. YHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By CO. R. L, OROWN & OO., Auctioneers. (ORsas, MULES. WAGUN8, BUGGIES H ARTS, HARNESS AND 3 AT AUOTION.— ‘We will sell TO-MURROW (sa MORNING, at9 o'clock at the ity Horse Mark: Street variety oth of theabor Mined Rock atmeen po wN&U acta, Itt No. 357, eorner 6th st, and Pa-avente, By J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, XEOUTORS 81LE OF VALUABLE BUILD- Ing Lots on B, et ano $0 rants Hac "On FRIDAY AFTER, ) on the prem! |OON , June 13th at 6 o’clock, shall acil Lot 4, in Square 728; fronting 48 feet ie inches on Bast tol street, between First Second stree' running back 187 feet 8°, in $0.2. foot alle y divided into two building lots of Terms: One-third cash; the tweive months, with interest, froma) foot ot a Search cing at cost of purchaser 4 ity J FisieR Me tors je 4-co& ds (Rep.] J. 0. MeGUIRE& O0.. Aucia, B7 Immediately after, we shall sell, to the highest bidder, parte of lots 2 and 3 in square 759, fronting together 54 feet 10 inches on Kast Capitol een 2d and 3d street east, subdivided into three building lots. Terms as abovi je 4-e0&ds [ Rep.) W, 0. MeGUIRE & CO,, Aucta, Um RTATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF DRY OTHER MERCHADDICRS BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts In virtue of a decree issued from the Clerk's Of- fice of Supreme Court of the District of Colum! setting asa District Court, and to me directed, will se! ae publi sale for 0AsH,on FRIDAY, the 1gth day of June, instant, 1863, commencing at o’clock a. m., at the Dry Goeds store foi cupied by John B. cee on Penns: between Ninth and nia ith atreeta, the follo schooner EMILY, 1e lo lored — do Black and White Calico Colored Cambric Colored Lawn Hoop Skirts Velenti Foolseap and Letter Paper Pins Straw Hats 5 do Oil Cloth for Wagons 3 cans Oil of Sassafras 3 do OilofLavender ilarge box of Medieine. ALSO, At4o’clock p. m., at t! wharf, en the Potomac river: 30 bbis of Rye Whisky 2) bbls of Alcohol A lerge lot of Lard foot of Sixth-street ° Pork do Fish do Soda. 5. do Carriage Springs and Axels, ALSO, After the sale ef the above articles, I will sell the SCHUON BE EMILY, her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture. WARD H, LAMON, U. 8. Marshal, D C. je 8-5t WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. By J.C. MeG@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers, GOUR VALUABLE LOTS ON THE STREET IN. BEAR OF JacksON Hatt.—On TUBBDAY AFTERNOON, June 9th, at 4 o'clock. on the premises, we sball sell parts of Lots 37, 38, 39, and 49, in rubdivision of squere on Reservation No. 10, fronting each 25 feeton the 5) feet fromt street, in the rear of Jackson Hail, running back aboat 1 feet to an aliey. These lots admirably situated for the purpose of a Livery Stable or Manufacturing purposes, and we invite particular attention to the sale. __ Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interést; secured by deed of trust on the premises. Allconyeyancing atthe cost of the purchaser. Title indisputable. jesd J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Austs. @2-ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH ON THE PREM- ises. the above sale is postponed until FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June ith. same hour and places Je li-d J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BLXgSELENT TWo PTORY, BASEMENT, AND Arric Frawyek Houst ann Lor, on ora STRERT,BKTWr2N NORTH L AND M STRERTS, aT Aucrion.—On FRIDAY, the 12th instant, shall tell in front of the premiges, at 6e’clock P part of original Lot No. 4,in square No. 401, with the imprevements, which are a good two-story frame house. with basement and attic, it being house No. 326. on 9th street west, between L and M streeta north. Tbe house contains nine conveniently arranged roomsand passage, and other necessary out buildings: the lot has a front of about 20 feet, running back 9) feetdinches, = __ Terms: One half cash; balance in six, twelve,and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable je 6 d&dg GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & 00. Auctionsers EKEMPTORY SALEOF THRKE STORY BRICK DWELLING ON EB STREET NEAR 5TH.—On FRIDAY AFTERNUON, Jone i2:h, at six o'clock, on the eas we shall ell house No, 492 & street north, hetween 5th and 6th streets west, with the lot fronting 2) feet $1, inches on EB pio og nd back 94 feet to an alley, together witn “the im- prevements, consisting of a three story and base- ment dwelling, wi'h large two-story and basement brick back buil ing, The main house contains two pariors, tive bed rooms, and two rooms in base! back building contains kitchen. store room. room 16 by 30 feet, two bed rooms, and bath water and gas throuzhout. . Termsofsale: One-third in cash ; remainder in 6and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. £ Conveyancing to be at the expense of the pur- b. 3 hes. JAB. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucta. je 8-d By J,C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. Pr MPTORY SALE OF CIL¥Y LOTS. —On FRIDAY AFTESNOON, June i2th, at 50 clock, at the Auction Roome, we shal! sell the following valuable Building Lots, belonging to the ustale of the late James Osden, viz i Lots 3 and 4. in Square 171, fronting 96 feet on north E street, between 17th and Ith streets west. Lots 2,3,4,5, and part of 28,in Square No. $1, fronting respectively on south M street, between 3d and 4's streets west, and 3d street west, between Land M streets south: é Lot 23, in Square 339, fronting on north M street, between Sth and 1fth streets west. This isa very desirable buildins lot. Lot 20, and part of 28, in Square No, il’. fronting on 10th streey west, between L and M streets north. Lots4 amd 5. Square 194, fronting oa south B street, between 4? and Gth streets west. Terms: One-third cash ; the remainder in six and twelve months. with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Conveyancing at cost of purchaser, jeg-d (Rev.] J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J.C McGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs. Fox W BUGGY WAGONS AT AUG- TION.—Oo SATURDAY, June 18th, at lt o'clock, infrentofthe Auction Rooms, we shail sell— 4 New Leather-top Buggy Wagons of Fairchild’s aaa cet ‘erm : je l0-d ep.) J.C. MeGUIRE & O0., Aucte. By W.L. WALL & CO.. Austionee: At the Bazaar, 95 Louisiana ave , belieeen MA and LOLA streets AY MARE AT AUCTION TO PAY BEVERY AND UHARGES.—On SATURDAY MORNING, June 13th, at 10 o'clock, we wil! sell at our Bazaar— 1 Bay work Mare, to pay Livery and Charges. Terms Cash, iki CRUIT & BON. jer1n-2t W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Fo SALE—A sree Sint BRICK HOUSE, with water and gas,in 6th street. between G and H. Inquire at No, 506 Penn aves Pemween je 10-6m No, 542 Brospway, N.Y, 2d and 3d. ie 4. 2w* 50E KR RENT—TWO STORE ROOMS, in a i+ [PpBCOBEATED CHINA | ts. pee? business a on Bridge street, See BETS AND Georgetown. Possession will be given onthe ist CH AMBER SETS. ax or zal ,1363. Inquire, 136 Green street, ear A beautiful assortment, just openet and at low Dee En ewety J Leo prises: Gensral Housefurnishing Store, | EGBG Tih etree, east aides botween Gad Bt ee Tua suze, | Sep ROOMS ane Bate noob ae ENE QUPEBIOR SILVER-PLATED TEA SBTB. LORS. The neighborhood is one of most desirable CASTORS in thecity. Every attention pala to those ocou) SENG ORK: SPOONS B ingthem, No children in the house, my 8- 8, + LADLES. &c., Of new and desirable patterns, received’ this day and will beotere at unusually low je . W. BOTELER & SON Sate Hoasefurnishiny Store. je 10-e03t 315 Iron Ball. ERN. VENUB STAMPS NTERNAL BBP LLL DENOMINATIONS, For sale at the Stamp-window of the City Post Office. my 26-20 J REFRIGERATORS. UBT Received » large assortment from Phiiadel- phia and New York. Upright with and without Water Coolers. Gest efrigerators with Ocolers and Stone! are. @ wil sell the above low. Wee H. & H. I, GREGORY, my 321 Pa. avenue. 43" GOLLINE & 00.’B PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER, I receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT AbMand PORTER trou this celebrated Brewers, which I am prepared to furnish on short notice ts all persons who will favor me with their orders. Batisfaction guaraatied. Orders given to sy drivers will bo wrcmptiy at- tended to. Georgetown, free of charge. ‘Terma :~ Cush on delivery. ate eee ao6-tf Georgetown, ‘ FINE HORSES. Eabaarioee aa ta 7 Basten aire lor y are 6o- jorth the expressly. MPORTANT TO THE LADIES, A CHANCE FOR CHEAP GOODS. JUST OPENED AT LANSBURGH & BROw’S BALTINOBE BARGAIN STORE, 375 SEVENTH STREET, Tarp Door Asove I, Lawns at 1 el 20 its, Gndice Calieoe Fr} 18 Sad 29 conts, ize, 15 and 20 cents, A full line ef Linen Goods for boys’ wear, Silk and Gingham 8un Umbrellas, from75 cents up, Lace Points and Mantillas, from Auction, Hoop Skirts of every sise and make 2,000 dozen Green & Daniels’ Spools, 85 cents per de * 1009 dozen I. and P. Coats? Spools, $1, BCheR tps oes ‘And: a great many ora Acstion Betenins too au- |B ice, merous to SPADIBS—LAD: ES. wise and call before another rise at LANSBURGH & BRO,’3 BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORB, 375 Savexts Sreeet, ; Third door above I. AMES Cs ¥. HALIDAY 515 REAL ESTATE BROKER, 515 515 Bcevenra Street. 6 doors south. of Penasyivania avenue. Houses and Unimproved Lots for sale. je2-eotm> LE & Bow Lars. Re ere RE LLnD BETLBRG. No. 478, te inf their friends and ible orally that they have ‘Oper eda shop usrthe ve peas 5 ready to contract for: rears pees 6.5 88 ee je 0-20" ee fe a* By W.L WALL & OO., Auctioneers At the Bazaar, 98 aie eae @ve., beliveen 9th and th streets. ORSES AND COLTS AT AUCTION .—On SAT- URDAY MORNING, June 13th. at 19 o'clock, we will sell at our Bazaar and Repository, No. 95 Louisfana avenge, without reserve, for — Hawk Mare,6 years old. warranted sound, works in double or single harpess. 1 Grey harness and saddle Mare, coming 6 years old. 2 Black Colts ; 1 Stailion, and 1 Mare, 2years old, and good stock. 5 Good work Horses. je W-d W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. At the Bazaar, 95 Lowisiaya ave , between Hh amd Mth streets. BALE OF HORSES, CASKIAGES, AND HAB- NESS, held regularly every Thursday Morn- ing. commencing at 1) o’clock. ABRIAGHS AND BUGGIES AT AUCTION — On SATUBDAY MOBNING, June isth, at 10 o'clock, we will sell st our Bazaar at sitory, No. 98 Louisiana ave., betwean 9t) id tis ats., without reserve, for cash, a number of — Family Carri » eee AD ‘s, ines Lind Boat ‘agons, New top and No ue zied. 2Trotting Wagons; Several Second Hand Bug- gies, 2 Express Wagons; 1 Skéleton Wagon. Botts Harnens, Baddles, and Bridien. > mals variety ofNew and Second Hand Oarri- ages. Harness, 4 c.. thay be found at this Establish- “Garniagesreceivad on storage received on ‘ Consignments solicited, Liberal advance em Consignments. 8 to weather. Je: t regard : Feed Ott esa! WALL & O0., Auete, GEO. D. C. HIBBS, (BUCORSSOR TO W. M. GALT.) DEALER INCOAL, BED AND WHITE ASH, ALL SIZES. Betr¢ nlith and isth streets. maylo-tf ~ ee ar : icone ca Bes, ADAl 486 PHOTOGRAPH CARDS. 486