Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—Miss Lucille Western ‘will conclude her engagement at Grover’s this evening, and will be the. recipient of a compli- mentary benefit. She willappearaus “Nancy Sykes,” in ths drama of “Oliver Twist.” Itis mot necessary to bespeak for Miss Western a full house on this occasion. Our theater goers have been often delighted by her acting, and ‘Will show a proper appreciation of her efforts. CGax7aRaunYy.—The week’s entertainment at this popular tesort will conclude with an ex- cellent bill of song, dance, &e., besides the performance by the dramatic corps of the «Con- vict's Revenge,’’ and the ballet “La lete des Muses,” by Szollosy and his splendid ballet troupe. VARIETIES.—Two dramas will be performed at the Varieties this evening, viz: “The French Spy,” (Fitzsimmon’s version,) with Addie Jehnson as the “French Spy,’ < - Sheppard,” with Ada Tesman as “Jack.” This will not interfere, however, with the regular concert hall performance ef song, dance, bur- lesque, &c. MzTROPOLITAN HALL.—Those who admire fine music well executed, should visit the Metropolitan Hall. Selections of duetts, scenes, whole acts, &c., are made from the most popu- lar English, Italian and German operas, and performed in admirable style indeea. aes AS DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.—The following have been reported to Oapt. Hariz, (effice corner of Eichteenth and G streets,) since our last, at which place all information relative to de- ceased soldiers may be obtained: M.S. Hogan, 10th Mass.; John Johnson, am- bulance driver; C. Lensk, 9th N.Y. Bat; J. Thayer, 10th Mass.; E. Barrett, 31st Pa; John Wlevenstine, 19th Pa.; H. West, 77th N.Y; C. E: Adams, Ist Minns W.S. Tyler, 1th N. H.; D. Driscoll, 37th Mass.; H. W. Lebroke, 6th Me.; P. Voelp, 6ist Pa.; S. Shorey, ist Me. cav.; S. Abbott, 13th N.J.; A. J. Hoyt, 2d Mass.; Capt. T. P. Roach, 6th Me.; T. Marray, tith Nos H. W. Clark, 135th Pa.; John Slattery, teamster; I. Butterworth, ist N. J.; Jenke R. Perkins, 121st N. ¥.; Ed. Holbrook, 16th N. Y.; Adam ©. Spence, 157th Pa.; Lt. F. A. Gleason, 2d Vt; B. Thrasher, 103th N. Y¥.; John MeMur- try, 5th Wis3 G. Radford, 26th N.J.; a. J. Leach, 14th N. H.; ©. Wilson, Sith Pa.; W.H. ‘Walker, 68th Pa.: W. A. Dicker, 11th N. J.; W. Lee, teamster; P. Riley, Ist N. Y. B. K: man, 130th Pa,; P. Shuitz, ith U. French, 19th N. ¥.; D, M. Grubb, E Mitchell, 3ist N. ¥.; P. Murphy, 20th Ct; ©. Roder, 49th N. Y.; Lt. J. A. Woodward, 26th N. Y.; C. A. Herman, 145th Pa.; C_S. Benedic ©. Soriny 26th Pa: A.J. Whittier, amster; W. Freeland, 13th N. nN, RS G. W. Khine, 149th th b H. Anderso: ; Lt. F. M. Ww. U.S. int. N . Peck, 2d R.I 107th Ohio: R. Ws Lurchins, 6th H. Christer, 9d M: A. Cornelius, Sth N T. Conway, W. Latham, 37th N. Y.; T. McGowan, #2ist N. ¥.; J. Nevins, ambulance driver; G. W. Garland, 12th N.H.; Austin Judd, Mth Ct; Jos. Simonds, teamster; M. Van Etton, 120th N. ¥.; John Oliver, 126th Pa: W. A. Lamb, Ist Ot; S.C. Brobst, 2d Pa. art.; A. Miller, “5th Pa.; L. L. Pete, Sth Miehacay.; C. Shear, 5oth N. ¥.; R. M. Wi es J. U. Gid- dings, 34 Wis.: D. Schwab, 33d N. A. Mar- hal, 12th N. J.; S6th N. ¥.; A. A. Mittings, 2d Mass.; ster, Sth N.Y. cav.; N. Blank, 30th Call, 14th N. H.; R. Coon, 16th N. Y » 10th N. H.; Jos. Van Doren, :‘ 8 S. Hatfield, 30th N. J.; W. Brawdy, 63d Pa. ase ee CenTER MARKET.—The prices to-day were: veal.... Matton, best chops. amb goons Lamb, per qr. Pork, fresh, per ib. 25}Onions, per bunch 18| Parsnips, per pk #2! Carrots, per banc Fe015| Beets ... : cornet .-- 10a12?;| Beans, butter, p Bacon. hams.uncutl2al4} white hams, sliced. 18}Leeks, pr bune! 12' Lettuce 0 ard Chickens, pr lb - 25025) L +4 a2 * pr pair. $1a1.75|Small perch, pr beh.” 50 Spring chickens,doz.$3a5| Herring . 5 Turkeys, each $2/ Rye, pr bushel. eggs, prdoz... 5|Corn mea’ Butter, prib a) Ship stuff .. Apples, pr pk pp ea Tux First MEN vor THE INVALID Corrs. Yesterday atternnoon, 500 mev, who are unfit Yor active service in the field, but are abie to do some dnty, and who have been assigned to the Invalid Corps, were sent to the Soldiers’ Rest, and this morning they will leave for Harrisburg, Pa. They are under the com- mand of Major Giles, and it is understcod are to be assigned duty in the Department of the Susquehanna. These men, although they have suffered considerably from the campaign, are etill able todo light duty, and no doubt their services will be valuable. They are mostly Pennsylvanians, representing nearly every Tegiment in the State. gee STRAWBERRY FEsTIVALS.—This week the jadies connected with a number of churches in different sections of the city have availed them- selves of the strawberry season to hold festivals rious benevolent purposes. All of them have been well attended; but there is still more berries and cream to be eaten, andit is therefore hoped that the benevolent wil! continue their | diberality during this evening yet, for festivals will be held at the following places: At. St. Ann's Infant Asylum, for the benefit of the infants; at Temperance Hall: at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, for the benefit of Christ “Church Sunday School; and at St. Paul Eng- lish Lutheran Church, corner of Eleven hb and H streets. ~ > A MALICIOUS ASSAULT. ight before last a nuraber of young men, who were intoxicated, swentto Clark’s restaurani, corner of Seven- teenth and G streets, and demanded liquor, which the barkeeper, C. E. Collins, refused to give them, and one of them, Chas. Davis, alias “Shug” Davis, threw a large pitcher at him, missing him but striking a handsome mirror, ‘which extended the whole lengih of the bar, and which originally cost $1,000, breaking it into fragments. The party immediately ran off, but were pursued by a crowd, and Officer Hurdle overtook Davis and marched him to the First Ward station, when Justice Drury held him to security for court. me For H WARD STATION Caszs.—Mary ‘Gray, disorderly; $2.55. Henry Keily, throw- ing stones; dismissed. Francis Oxenrider, pro- fanity;do. Jno. P. Batt, drunk; military. Levi Beatty, drunk and insulting ladies; $2.55. Jno. McGuire, drank; $1.58. Jeremiah O'Connor, do.:do. Wm. F. Egelin. fighting; dismisse Jas. Mitchell, drunk and disorderly; $1.55 T. Boyle, drunk; do. Jno. J. Boyd, do;do. Wm. Chambers, disloyal language; dismissed. Geo. _ Stewart, sleeping in ap omnibus; dismissed. Richard Rivers, drunk; military. Ignatius Luckett, drunk and disorderly; $1.5-. Peter “Bangale, assault; bail for peace. pia ema ear Se ASSAULT AND BatTsry.—On Wednesday might, two teamsters, George Troutwine and Frank Chiser were drunk, and in the neigh- borhood of the Navy Department the latter was struck, as is by the former, and his jaw bone broken. The police were in- formed of the fact, and they had the injured man removed tothe station, when Dr. Joyce dressed the wounds, after which he was taken to the hospital. Officer Berland arrested Troutwine and breught him to the station, and no witnesses appearing against him, he was dismissed by Justice Drury. ie Ral 1 York AND WASHINGTON.—Messrs. New Morgan & Rhinehart, have now fully estab- dished a line of steamships between Washing- ton and New York, for the conveyance of both treight and paxsengers. The vessels are swift, safe and commodious, and 4&re all under the command of experienced seamen.and cour- teous gentiemen. The sailing days, both ways, are Wednesdays and Saturdays. See adver- tise ment. ateen-caepoeenlanger PARTIAL DastRuction or GOverxuent Hay.—Last evening, about six o’clock, atrain ot Government hay standing on the track of che Washington and Alexandria Railroad, on Maryland avenue, corner of Four-and-a-hai¢ street, caught fire by sparks from a passing engine. A jarge crowd soon congregated, the timely arrival ot the fire companies pre- vented the destruction of the whole train. ge Secoxp Warp STATION CASES.~-Margaret Bryavt, profanity; . Frank Ander- son, assault; J. Voight, drunk and disorderly, and assault; jail for hearing. Wm. Huzzie, selling liquor without license; dis- missed. Chas. Hackett, suspicious; dismissed, —_—— ResBt Prisonens.—Sixty-uine rebel pris- oners captured at Kelley’s Ford, reached tha city yesterday afternoon. and were committed to the Old Oapizol. mumber was one Lieutenant and one prisoner of state. Rare Se ay Se-Linc Liqvog To SOLprmEs.—Aadrew Lowry was arrested yesterday and committed to the Central Guard House. charged with selling liqvor to soldiers. and “Jack | Tas Sons oy TEMPEARANCH will close their sp oerty festival at ae perance Hall, on street, to-night. and t band of the 31th Massachusetts has kindly yol- unteered its services. This, with the beautifal decorations of the hall, and the tempting teas: of fruits and ice cream, will constitute an en- tertainment thatt will be most gttractive. ee ae Disorpegty.—James H. Weed, who pro- fessed to have important business with the President, and to have a lot of papers to de- liver to him, was arrested yesterday and com- mitted to the guardhouse for disorderly con- duct at the Presidential Mansion. puke TEES Warm WRatuEi: AND ITS Evrects.—Many people, ially ladies, complain at thi season of the year of general weakness or d bility. The use of Speer's Sambuci wine pre- vents this. The wine is said to haye a most wonderful effect in giving strength, vigor and tone to the whole system; it isextensively used* by ladies nursing or abeut to nurse infants. The wine 1s not a manufactured article, as no water. sugar or liquor is added to it. Sold by Druggists. * pore re Have you piscovsrep the important fact that the Dollar Store, 43% Pennsylvania avenue, near Four-and-a-half street, is the right place to buy Jewelry and Silver plated Ware’ If not, take our word for it, or go and see for yourself what a dol- lar will buy, je9-lw* ———— THE LAMENT OF THE FLEA. Long years have I wandered unfettered and free, ‘And bitten the young and the old, And laid in the eouck of the rich and the poor, And frightenea the warrior bold. But power is waning fast from me— A Powder Magnetic and atrong, Invented by Lyon, isdeath to our tribe, And away I must travel ere fong. rs io ore Lyon’s Powder is harmless te mankind but will kill all house insects, garden worms, plant bugs &e. Lyon’s Magnetic Pills aae sure death to rats and mice. SoM everywhere. je2-2w Dennis 8. Barnes & Co., New York. ee eae Take no more wnpleasant and unsafe Merlicines. For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, vse HELMSOLD’s Extract BUcHU, ved the endorsement of the most ictans inthe U.S. £ d oumanity as acertain gure fcr the following diseases and symptoms origi- nating from diseases and abuse of the Orinaryor Sexual! Urgans, Generel Debility, a Mental and Physical Depression, Imbecility, Determination of Blood to the Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria, Moet» General Irritability, Restlessnese and Sleeplessness at Night, Absence of Muscular Efficiency, Lose of Appstite, Emaciation, Low Syirits, Z Disorganization or Paralysis. of the Orrans of Generation, ‘ Palpitation of the Meart, And, in fact. all the concomitants of a Nervous and Debilitaied state of the system, To mesure the genuine, cut this out. Ask for Heimbold’s, Take no other. Gures Guaranteed. : See advertisement in avother column, je4-2w i eae The Horrors of War can be greatly mitigated by that sovereign remedy, Holloway’s Ointment, as it will cure any wound. however desperate, if it be well rubbed around the wounded parts. and they be kept thoroughly covered with it, A Pot of ointment should be in every man’s knapsack. Only 25 cents per Pot. 27 Guxat PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, via Baltimore nd Harrisburg, to the Northand West. —Two trains leave ‘Washington daily and one on Sunday—quitk time— low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther information apply at the office of Great Penn- syivania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue aud Sixth st., Washington. Office open from 6a. m. until 9 p. m.; on Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m, au v8 ely B.O. Nosron, Agent, Bzoast 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 minor- al, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken, It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, $3. : = ‘Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Uleers, Bores, Spots, Tetters, &c. Price $1, or six bottles for @5. Bold by 8. C. Ford. See aavertisement. m5 C. Ford, coi ington, and ge SPERMATORREG@A GAN BE OvexD.—Dr. Rand’s Byecific cures orrhaa. Seminal Weakness. potency, Loss af Power, etc., speedily and efectuai- . Ite effects are truly magical. A trial of the pecific, will convince the most kee eal of its merita. Price $1 abox, Sold by 8.0. Ford, cor- ner lith street and Pa. avenue, W: yn, and Henry Cook Alexandris. 6-ly 2 DISEASES OF THE NERvOUS, SeMINAL, URINARY AND SexuaL SysteMs.—New and reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Association—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address . J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-3m. Formation OF Corns.—Corns are formed of thickened layers of cuticle, and are generally of conical shape, with the points descending into corresponding cells, or depressions of irregular depths, according to the injury caused upon the immediate parts where the external pressure is most severe. The pain they cause is not in the corn iteelf but in the part compressed by it, the operation fer their rersoval is painless, bloodless. and effectual if the predisposing and exciting causes be avoided. To all afflicted with corns, bunions, troublesome nails, or other disorders of the feet we would recommendedan early cali on Dr. White.ofice No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a-haifand Sixth streets. my 23 Se BarTouEer’s Hain Drz, ‘Fhe best in the World. William A. Patchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; reia @dies 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 Hsir soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggista, &o. W7 The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A, BATORE- LOR, om the four sides of each box. Fattory, No.81 Barclay st., New York, (Late 235 Sroedway and 16 Bond st.) mi-ly pce Sa Dz. Duponr’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use. They operate speedily and effectively, and being suzar-coated create no Bau- sea upon the most delicate stomach, <A trial of these Pills will prove their supericrity over all others, Price Sls box. Sold by 8. CO. Ford, corner Lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly Warrantep 70 Coreg ix Six Days,—Dr. Godfr English 8 i Z i i ys. No change of diet required. “Price $1 per bottle. Sold by 8. 0. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue Wesbington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly DIEB, At bis son-in law’s residence, JOHN GEORGE TEBELMANN, aged 63 years. a While lingering here through weeks of pain, The joy it gave his friends to k now His beart was filled with Jes us’ love, And he was happy here below. On Saturday, the 13th instant,at4a.m., WIL- LIAM EMON, infant son of BK. and Rate &. ‘nold Bate friends and acquajntances of the family are respectfully invited to attend bis funers! from No. 231 4% street. Island, to-morrow (Sunday) after- noon, at 4 o’clock p.m. In Georgetown, Tuetday, the 9th instant, Mrs MABGARET GRAYBOW, in the 19th year of b age, daughter of Mra. Mary Langton. UNDE ieee el | Prom BILIOUS FEVERS, MIASMATIC INFECTIONS, AnD Simiuan Diseases: Do you want to restore your health by Bitter, Dis- gustingand Poisonous Drugs, Liquids or Powiers? Weuld it not be better to try that Sure Remedy— that Delicious Restorative, TOKAY, or rather the NEOTAR OF TOKAY (Honcaar)? Used with moderation, that unparalleled Wine giaddens the heart of man, restores his nerve, dis. pels the lingering Ques of old diseases,and works cures as admirab! reeable, Yeu can get it pure and unadulterated at 8. C. FORD'S Drug Store, my 8-1m 290 Pesosylvauia avenue. T. ES, Jo ONAN ANG TEE Phy aera, Benne aire. ott ene best foe Oren and ai price, delivered to ay, the ci eetown, at ooh APFIBL! m°%6-1m"™ of between Gand aod ik. 486 OVAL PICTURE FEAMES. 486 The handsemest assortment of Oval Framos in the District, from the best in the cosa : 3 THis, ET» $ 00, 486 Boven! ra abe’ wa’ Hall. | aiTBA Si, | |AKEN UP- Y—Avwhite en. red OOW end OAC. auire ofJa8. BAGGETE, Ro. = 13 Bouth Capitol street. )ST.— Was taken from the house, je He Mag eti ryt Ta gd Bots ry ofthe bird ies" Literate de of the cars ranring town to » Washington. themor.sog2e) POURET 1K cont, apes tm 2 Govern- ment Pass. A: leavi Re dame with 8, BavON & CO. will recelve $25). Ja 18 St AK EN OP ESTRAY—Ared BUFFALO STERB; ae —— The owner of the Hid ane wo erty will eome forwa prope! o ar and take him‘awa: 3... PALER! mo st .near Fort Massachusetts, je13-2t* on @TBAYED—On the 6th of June, alight red and \ white buffaioMILK GOW. A uberal reward will be given for returning her to 359 FV strest, between 9th and 10th, near the Patent Oilice. Je 13-3t 8. MBYENBERG, O8T—In © One: from the corner of E and 7th the ofice of the Adams! Exoress Opmeanys a GOLD 8: EEVE BUTTON, with letter W en- ameled on it, The finder will be «uitablv reward: ed By bavieest an ahore to WM. TULLY. je * > ____ '1CE.—Was teke estray, June 12th a Nese ALP "Cow, white, and red. The owner is resmeayed come torws . Drove proper- et AWAY. Wyapay charges, ant ta aMeS BAGGOTELL. jo 13 3t* No, 13 South Capitel street. ORS—On Wednerday evening,® black morocco POCKET BUOK containing 5) and some papers valuable only to tie owner, A suitable re- ward will be paid for their return to BARTLEY QOLLINS, Central Devot of the Passenger Rail- | way, or at the Navy Yard office. . it Se bay HORSE, compactly bui ‘ dling lopg tail; about 6 yearsold; onthe right hind fiank has a spot the sizeof ©: than the rest of his coat, ( this is is was stolen from my private stable, at 445 C atreet, between Ist and 2 on a ofJune. Aliberal reward will if returned, 13-3t* A. 0. WIDDICOMBE, AKEN UP ESTRAY—By a. Police officer, and left at my. je. a sorrel MARE; about 15 hands high ; whi pot in forehead ; rather thin in flesh. ‘The parties owntng said mare will please come forward, pay charges, or else she will be sol to pay livery and expenses. Apply, Union Livery, Hiring, and Sele Stable, corner 6th and O streets, rear of Metropolitan Hotel. jo 13-3t* HENRY MEBSEKO, Prep. 4. REWALD.—Strayed, a small black COW; milks outofthreeteats. _ PATRICK GIBBONB, Je 12-2t* 6S 434 street. Island. TRA YED OR STOLEN—On the9th,a Li ie bay KO HORSE, marked U.8.C.,the C rather indistinct; white face and white hind lee+; no shoes en; thin mane and tail; 210 reward will be paid if delivered to T. RILEY & SON, Coffee Roasters, N street, near 434, Island, je 12-8t* SI REWARD.—Strayed from Meridian Hill, @D on the Sth inttant. one large red HORSE, marked with a large C on left side; he carries his hesd very high. Alto. one small black HORSE, with a smallC on left shoulder and one hind leg tomewhat swollen with acaljuson the inside near the hoot. The above reward willbe paid if re- turned to the Meridian Hill House, Je 12-3t* ANTED—An oxperienced QPERATOB oo Wheeler & Wik hing; no. other need appey et 608 Sth ae ee a? W ABTED_ Br s respectable girl a SIT- GUATION ea chamsbersaeid, fea bor 8, WANTED 10 RENT_Without board for s amall fe Mitt rt fe Sma Hh = ad. fa y,or se i Grose D.C. CARY. Bor 45%,8.0. Jet ANTED—By a ind : isint BOOM and BOARD Geccseeen, wa, or no boarders. Address ET, City Post Office, stating terus location, it* gs ae chee ete ee RE EES UE NYORMATION WANTED OF ENOCH TIM- MONS, who was discharged (in Philad from imprisoament in the Old Capitol: dn Patra. one knowing where he is, will con- dresaing 9 vote to hie feb watent Tavern b. oper nee MaRtHa Ti Office, MO} 10,000 |, care of Washington ‘Brat 1t* LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT FOR SALE. AND. RENT. ‘OR RENT—The OPPICE on tho southeast cor- = ae je oN mctoets: The room isdarae eat fi street or physician. 1. rpoLse large unfurnished FRONT PARLOR, with and fre! th: vat dad capt: Galtat 493 Nee ee eee T 487.8 STREET. BETWERN A Pourthy Foratshed or Unfaraisne oOMSe ie! t 3a 12 38" ROOMS on and ues, je 12-3t* 0 RENT—Three pleasant UNFURNISHED ith or without board, in s private ne family aeply at Loo W treet teenee ‘pply a 0 Washington a! A FSENISHED Rooms, WITH BOARD -MAY Le obtained by applying at No. 359 Pstract, between Sth and lth streets. Table bonrdars aso atcommodated, Je 12-3t* 381 F street, between Sth and 9th, 4 OR RENT— With board, two first-class ROOMS, ite the Patent Office, and get their Yokes, | F elegantly furnished, in a house containing all dg, Sleeves and Skirts &c., stamped. Also, | the modern improvements, at No. % 4% atreot, be- splendid Braiding and Emb idery Patterns for | tween C st. and City Hall. A few table boarders InSite Pouare vice” aeveadaran tary | Semone ae ant e e % their Stamping dona in a fow toikutes, je tetee. OR SALE—A FRAMB HOUSE,containing three rooms, and LOT No. ll, in square No. 110, on TY GOOD BARBERS WANTED, 212 Pa, | th sireet'west, between R and S sta, north. Price avenne, near Willards’. ju 12-2t* $6. Apply on the prervises, je 11-3t* W ANTED—A GIRL to street, Georgetown. ANTED—A WOMAN to do plain cooking at 496 7th st., batween D and B sta. Je 12-tf McKELDEN & PaTTRRSON, Cc ANTED—By a wan a SITUATION as clerk in & grocery store, or in tne sutler busin: or todrive horses. Apply st this office. je leat" WANTED-A SITUATION as chambermaid or itrere; understands dress mating per- fectly. Callat No. 134 Peon, avenas, je 12-20* WaAnTED—A SITUATION by a young man. in Bei ashing sa) or to drive got a yo Ca ring Teference trom my employer. Plea dress “T. W.,” Btar Office, Lae Je 12 WANTED—A PORTABLE HOUSE containing ¢ pwecaus: HABy, Geers such wiil her ofa purchaser by a: a 462 7th st., oppsonite Post Offic ar SBRTHEIMEB, WANTED by two respectable girls. onea SIT- cook. Apply, 33 Bridge je 12-2" 46 12-3t* UATION as cook; the other, as chamber- maid. Apply at No. 14 Hog Alley, betw sth and 7th, and Hand T atreots, Fee at yy ete good OOOK, {German preferred,) = for Sere ary without Gay ibetat ages paid; good reference required. y at No. ag Pavird street, between D and EB street, 2 je 12-2t* W4niEns SITUATION as sutler’s clerk, or With some merchant on the what tomed to both, or 10 drive for a sutler. n bring reference from lastemployer. No ohiectiohs to go to thearmy, Addrest“@.H ,” Star Ufice. Also is a good tally elerk. je 12-2t* EADQUARTERS METROPOLITAN POLICE, 516 Eleventh atreet.—An owner wanted for a Vaich (detached lever). Any such a watch are requested to Hilver Hunting-case W persons having lo. call and see if they ean identify it. je 12-3t ‘4. B. WEBB, Sup. Met. Police, CARD.—The public are warned not to recsive 4A certificate9iof West End Building Associa- tion. Georgetown, in favor of Patrick Sullivan, it having been lost. . it* MARY SULLIVAN, _je 1131 ORSB BLANKET LOST—The person who picked upa fine Horse Blanket this mornin: near the cornér of 5th and KE street, will be snit: bly rewarded by leaving itatthe National Motel Stables, 6th street, between C and Louisiana ave. je 11-37 | tig OB MISLAID—June 8, 1803,a DRA#T 6,989, June 3d, for thirty doilars, on Chesapeake Bank, Baltimore, Any person finding the same will please drop it inthe Washington Post Office, to the address of GEORGE HEIDS, No. 57 43; st,, Washington. D. C. je 11 3t™ V 7ANTED TO PURCHASE—By paying $10 per month—a DWELLING HOUSS and LUT worth not over $3,("0, situated between Pennsyl- yania and New York avenues and istand 7th sts. west. Ample security will be given, or would trade asmal! farm lying in the District for a house and lot. Address CHARLES V, WHITE, Wash- ington city, je 12-3t* wan TED IMMEDIATELY—A good COLORED COOK, Apply at 237 G street, between 17th and Jsth. Wages $25, je 19-61" Ga c. KLoTz. W TsD—A WOMAN to cook, w: and iron, and for eral housework, Also. a young Girl to take care of children and ke herself useful; small colored girl preterred. 504 lith st., between C and v. je 19-t? O8T OR STOLEN—On the th instant a GULD WATCH, cylinder escapement, with a second hand post broken off. A liberal reward and no questions asked {f returned FREDERICK H. ERIDLEY, 274 D street, between 13th and 13'z, je i V ANTED IMMEDIATBLY—At 372 K street, between lith and llth, three experienced DRESS MAKERS and one sewing machine OP H- BATOR (Grover and Baker’s machine) none othera need apply. Also, four or five Apprentices. Je 10-e0st* &5 RE D.—Strayed or stolen, on the 9th ee) instaM® a valuable light red VOW; small white stripe On the back; on the eve of haying a calf. The above reward will be given if returned to, AY Sore? High st., Georgetown, D.C. je 11-3t* c= TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB- scriber a brindle COW and a white COW, with red spots. The owner or owners are requesied to come forward, prove property PAG charges, and take them away. . CARROLL, je 1l-3t* Kastern Branch, near Benning’s Bridge. Cc TO THE PREMISES OF THE 8UB scriber, on the 4th instant, a black and white COW, which the owner can have by proving pre- perty and paying charges, MRS. C, PEARSON. jel1-St* Brentwood Farm,next to Kendall Green. AKEN ESTRAY BY THE METROPOLITAN POLICE.—On the isth ult., a valuable roan colored HORSE was taken from the street by the Metropolitan Police, and will be sold for cash to the highest bidder at 10 o’clock a. m..at the Horse Market, 6th street, on THURSDAY, June sth, unless the owner shal! previously appear, prove Property and pay expenses incurred thereon, By HE rs order. GEG. RRICK, Property Clerk. je 913,17 L. WALL & CO., Aucta. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. AG8, RAGS WANTED,—The highest cash price for old Rags will be paid at 430 7that., between G and H, JOSEPH SYKES. Je 9-5t™ WV ANTED — Wanted, OLB WROUGHT and CAST SCRAP IBON for which the highest cash prices will be given. Also, Champagne, Porter and Scotch Ale Bottles in any quantities,at Island Hail, 6th street south, B. F. OAREY. my 27-Im* Ww ANTED—A dining-room SERVANT at No. 395 lath st,, between & and G streets. ence required. my 25-tt WANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OM PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good workinen, and none others will be accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street. Lieut, Col. BE. M. GREENE, hief Quartermaster, Department of Washixgton. WANZED—SEOOND-HAND | FURNITURE Also, Mirrors. Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurnishing Qoods of every description. BR. BUCHLY, 425 7th st mar 3)-tf bet. G and B, east si WANTED_By & respectabie TION as cook, washer or ironer; good ences givenif required. Calloraddressat 24 atreet, corner of M, for 2 days. my 25-tf a cs ry y 22th aps | MAYOR’S OFFICE, Groncetows, D. 0., June lith, 1863.—This is to give notice that an Election will be held on MONDAY, the 22d instant, for a member of the Board of Aldermer, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Joseph Libby, ssa. Je l3-codt HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. [=> THE LADIES OF THE DUNBAKION B51. M. E, Sunday School will hold Strawberry #estival in the ‘Odd. Fellows’ Hall, on Congress street, south of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, commencing this evening and continuing during the week in | ee je 1 3t Cc E. SHOEMAKER, OMMERCIAL BROKER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, WILL AtTEND TO THE COLLECTION OF RENTS AND, | Sace or Rear Estate. Office at Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, Geo town, D.C. Je 3- ; JNO. W. LUMSDON, ORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. 91 asp 103 Warge STRExr, Georgetown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise generally; Procures Freight, Ghar- ters Vessels, &c. Business transacted always with promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf Ww SHUTTS’ ONGUENT, ARRANTED To produce a full set of WHIS- KERR OR MOUSTACHBS in six weeks upon the smoothest fa-e. Entire satisfaction given or the money refunded. Sent post-paid for 30 cents. or 4 wohager for G1, Address C. ¥. SHUTES, Troy. je ew York. M CORSETS— CORSETS, RS. ROBERT WRIGAT. Ps. avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, wishes to thank the ladies for their liberal patronage for reveral years past, and would inform them that she retires from business in a few days, before which she would be glad to furnisb anything needed in her line. je 11-e03t* 1 NEW GOODS. cba HAVE Now in store a full stock of WALL PA- PERS of every variety which I am prepared to sell at the lowest retail prices of Baltimore, Philadel ia. or New York. Also, a large stock of new INDOW SHADES of every variety and size; FIXTURES and fuming of all kinds; E and other TASSELS and CORDS, etc., ete. Work in ye Coens in the beat man- ner, promptly and at fair prices rer L. ¥. OLARK, Paperhanger and U pholsterer, je 11-6t* No. 245 Pa. av., bet. 12th and I3thete. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & €O., 989 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Betwzxx 9TH and 10x Srs., HAVE BOUGHT AT THE BEOSIVER’S SALE THE WHOLE BALANOE OF BTOOK of the late firm of LEACH & OO., BALTIMOSS, consisting of : HERMETICALLY-SEALED GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: MEATS, POULTRY, FIs&, % FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SOUPS, Etc, * warca Ws OFFBR TO THM TRaDa, DY THE PAOKAGR, FAR SELOW MANUFACTURERS PRION, " AUGUSTUS JONSON &« co., " ep Ste 25) Peasarivaaia Avenue. Sr so ote regent ate 2 (57 Tyco tn Cor evossual tsber carteeoe “Will adi states, rent, for from one to three years.a Furuishyd Dwelling for s_ private family. Location in the Figst or Second Ward preferred, Address Lock Box _ 68. Washington. D.C. se4-tf | LARGE WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE, | pest Aealy, situated on Capitol Hill, is now prepared to take permanent boarders; rooms ali large, square high ceilings. Single geatlamen preferred, Reference exchanged, First street eust, between Aard B. je 13-1W* I OOM AND BOARD.—A gentleman and wife can be accommodated with a Soom and excel- lent board in that delightfally located he use,/only house on the square,) on l4th street, between Band Bastreets, City railroad cars pass the door. No chiliren in the house. This quiet, retired. rural, and healthful loc: nig unsurpassed. je t3-3t" T OARDING.—Five or six gentlemen can be ac commodated with Board and Lodging at No. 134 Twenty second street, between K and L. Ap ply early, BS 32 i1-3t™ { UMMEK BOARDING ,—Those wishing to spend Othe summer North will find picasaut ROOMS at Mt. Airy, eight miles from Philadelphia, on the Chemmut Hiil railroad. The country ealthy and very beautifal. The house is spacious and well supplied with smusements, and hourly com- inupication with the city, Address Mra. BROOBB, No. 1642 Pine st., Phila. my 27-2aw2m* Cae FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash- ington, may find a comfortable home in cue of the most delightful locations in Washington, No. 52 Missouri avepue. One very large iront room, 2d story, now vacant, my b OARD —A 'ady having taken a house in the im- mediate neighborhood of the Treasury, State, War and Navy Departments, offe large and well furnished rooms. with board, and all the comforts of a home. A fewtable boarders will be taken. Apply at No. 395 18th street, between ¥ andG@ streets, One square south of Pa. avenue. Refer- ences required. my 11-tf ILBR FOR SALE —A three-horse-power Bwdttar: Destly new,. 159, will be eold oo! for about on what ‘it cost; made by one of the best makersin the country. Inquire at the Gosling Restaurant, No. 274 Penn. ave.,between 13th and 13th sts. Je 10-3t OTEL AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS. Our stock of goods suitable for your business is now complete in every particular. We inyite your especial attention to our stock of BAB AND ALE TUMBLERS. CHAMPAGNE AND SHERRY GLASSES, PLATED BAB SPOONS, gos MIXERS, ERRY COBBLER agp TODDY grea Ld . STEAK DI8HES, &c.,&c. Our prices areas low aa the same articies can be hased for here. ne . ak W. BOTELER & SON'B Housefarnishing Store. Jo 10-6¢ venue, 315% Iron Hall! T GENERAL STAGE OFFICE. HB Poliowing stages run from the Kimmel House daily:—To town, St Mary's county. Md., vie Surratts ville, T B, Beantown, Hughesville. Charlotte Hail, Chaptico and Leonarato a tri weekly line e ‘ort Pobac:o, leaves mel House every Tuesday, Thursday and at? Xa. m., via Piscataway and Tobacco, A. F. KIM Washington, June 1, 1363. \HE PROPRIETOR OF THIS LINE STAGES J 0 2 Li te ‘ohar- ..C. THOMPSON, has remov na lotte Hali to T B, where be to claxe hotel. itlemen and ies ‘eaveling 00 this line can be accommodated in atyle. Din- Der beady, see the stage arrives, going and re- B.Dg al m9s. J. 0. THOMPSON, Proprietor. Fe2r-solm FB, Prince George's county. Ma. L. a BOLLCITOR, sai! ; . » betwen Opice, 391 F street, A, near Post tom, D. G., Wa Feats tiene terms. Many ” experience ii : cased seman cheats dela ck 7" Commumiodeions Br Maw Paoure.e At- URNISHED HOUSE WANTED,—Warted to | 2 Fe, SALK~A neat COTTAGE HOUSE in the village of Bladensburg. It ix pleasantly locat- ed. With due yard and garden attsched. Apply to F.R.& J. W. YSITCH, Bladensburg, Maryland. je 1-eo2w* Fo SALE—Tho HOUSE now occupied asa res taurapt,on C street, one door west of Secoad street. The house is welladapted to any busi- ness, and in an exeellent iocation. Any ono de ring. a good easiness eeane ea aod ea as hii app! . HO , Gur Honse, 452 Bighth street. Warhtagtom-D-O. 0 Gett'st™ Foe. 3, —A_ RESTAUBANT, a first-rate stand, doing a fine business. Satisfactory re: Address “*J. je i-lw* URNISHED HOUSE—With gas, bath-room, water-closets ,&c., in the center of the city,to Tent. Apply, through Uity Port Office, to WM. J. RHEEs, je 9-lw* {OB BENT—The three HOUSES on Maryland avenue near the Capitol, formerly Seimar nie- bert’s Engraving Establishment, Inquire, 514 K street north. Je 8-6t" Fo SALB OR RHNT—The STEAM MILL, with three run of stone, on south F street, between 6th and 7th, Island, Inquire at the mill. je lw” D. L. PAGE. [POR BALELTwo three-story BRICK DWEL- LINGS, situated on Md. avenue between oth and l¢th streets,on the Island. They contain 3 sons will be given for selling, Star Office. : asl rooms each, with all modern improvements, water | on premises, Inquire of D. HEPBURN, on tae pre 8 , je 8-Iw* %O RENT—Well furnished ROOMS, wita drat class board, fur a few single gentlemen. elegantly-furnished suit of rooms, parler with bed room attached. Reference exchanged, Apply be- tween ll &. m and 3p.m., 361 G street. between pes 1ith streets, near the Departments je 8-6" {OR SALE —A FRAMB HOURFE, nearly new,con- tail rooms snd good cellar, fronting? feet on sth street near Ost,, and running back 95 feat toapublic alley, For terms apply on the prem- ises, Also, a lut of good Cows and Calves, war ranted to be gentle, and Horses and Wazons. Apply every dsy, from half past2o’clock in the morning, tiil $e’clock in theevening. 3288 tw* | eed FOR SALB—About 20 scres in fine culti- vation. plenty of wood and fine water; fruit of various kinds, The improvements are ® good dwelling house, large bara, stabling for 12 horses. new corn house and granary, &e.,&c. Issituated on the 7th street road. eight’ miles from the city. For further particulars apply, if personally, to W. A. BATCHELOR, on the premises; if by letter, ad_ dress Silver Springs Post Ofice, Montgomery coun- ty, Md. Je 6-29" OB SALE—That valuable frame DWELLING and LOT OF GROUND, No. 280 F street, bet. 2th and 13th streets. Apply to E. OARUSI. Law Gfiee, No. 3“ Lonisiana ave. je 5-2w* {WOR SALE—150 desirable BUILDING LOTSin various sections of the city of Washington, at | low prices and on convenient terms. Apply to E. CAKUSI, Law Office, No, 38 Louisiana avenue, Lies hl OR SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, With water and ge in 6th strevt, between G andH. Inquire at No.'606 Penn ave., between 2d and 3d, je 4-20" HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.—§30 CASH 29 antnuce paranie Bio soe ante cont. discount for cash, f pu By purchusing large tracts of into lots. they can be sold at th cedented low prices: av., bet. 6thand 7th bet. 12th KE. and Pa, av, £.and Pa. av. pane N.Y and Va. av th and C sts No. 377 1 stroot. itle perfect. Con-eva: r id by the haser. __ jet 'UKNISHED BUOMS TO RENT—For rent, st 40 i2th street, east side, betwoon G and A i ined and very comfortable ek p. pure O8t borheed is one of most desirable entioa paid to those cconpy- idrea ia the houae. my 5-tf GEO. D. . HIBBS, (SUCGESSOR TO W. M. GALT,) DEALER INCOAL, RED AND WHITE ASH, ALL SIZES. Ofiice —282 Pennsylvania Avenue, Between lith and 12th streets. may 19-tf 486 NEW STOCK, 486 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS. Just received, a choice selection of new and desirable styies PAPER EANGINGS, From the rich and ornate to the most chaste and simple patterns, appropriate for parlor, halle, dinine rooms, and chambers. FIRE-BOARD AN STATUES, CENTER | &C. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND WINDOW SHADES. Y REQUIRED STYLE OR BIZE OF eUENOE STADE (ADE TO ORDER OVAL PIOTURE FRAMES. (Warranted to be gilded with gold leaf) The handsomest and the lar; assortment in the District, from the best manufactory in the country. Also, an assortment of Dark Wood Frames, with a beautiful variety of amall-aized Oval aud Card Visite Frames of foreign and domestic manufac- Passepstouts,&c, PICTURE OORD AND TASSELS. ee sizes and colors; Picture Rings, Nails 2. Purchasing exclusively for cash. the above goods (according to their quality) will be tip are ofat as low rates as they can be purchased for in the District. No misrepsentation made to effect sales. Acall solicited from those ne the above |. Terms cash. J. TER. Remember the number, No. 496 Seventh street, eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall; and the terms cash for goods and labor. my 2-9weo* ture. ‘ST RECKIVED— J rd BLEAOHED COTTON, 15,20 and 2s0, FoR Ht Bmbroidered and Handstitched H'DE'FB, SILK MANTLES and mbroidered and Braided oe 8. & W. MBYENBERG, pace. bet Sth and gth ats., ap Mersst © more ye -ERATORS. iv pe teres anectazenk from Philade!- th sad without Water Gopters, fel Jor pee gneet Refrigerators with Geolers and ‘We wil ool! the Sh aes ny . Bee Pas: AGCTION SALES, | et FOR OTHER AUOTION BALES SRE 13T PAGS. FHIA AFTKRNOON AND TU-MORROW By @RERN & WILLIAMS, Auctiomesre, ¥ U4BLE BRIOK HOUSE: Pr Lot ON WUSTLVANIA AVEMUX ax» Two Buispixa Lore at Avtion —On SA DAY. the 13th in- stant we oh fell in front of the premises, ats o’c! - M., commencing om the first-named tot - : 01 eont! by 155 feet.10 inches Geop. at the corust efaaree D Lot No 10, in . 64, This wot front of 61 feet WS tockeet Tretey eaet ctrewt, next to the cornerof north F street, running back 140 feet 9 inchos. ALSO On MONDAY, the 15th instant, we shail sell part Lots 3 and 4, in Reservation 12, with theisrpeove. ments, which ares 00d Brick honss. now used a® Serocery store. is property is IG 8-ly fest ow Pennrylvania avenue, running backs feet ton 15 feet alley, and isa good business stand. near the poner of Second street west and the Old Depot Terma of rate: One third ensh; ba’ in ai Twelve months, for notes bearing saveren ‘Strom ey et Sale. A deed given aud adesd of trust jeid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. By W.L. WALL & OO., Auctionee: Doren tt er ee ea peae say COTION D, l= TERNOON, the ivth inst., at'5 oleh, we om sell in front of the premises, partof Lot No. 35, Square 10, improved by two small Frame Houses’ containing each five rooms. and fronting on 2)th street west, between north L and M étreeta. s: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months bearing interest, secured by deed of trast on the pi fe 13 W. L. WALL & CO,, Aucts, Bye Deer itesnen CO., Auctioneers. # ILDIN OTS IN THE ¥IRST WARD aT Rustic Bate —On WEDNE 3 NOON, June I7th, at6 o’clock. pol hin commencing with the first named, we shall sell the following building Lois in the Firat Ward, viz 2 ‘Lots No. 15 ane 19,in Square No. ss, fronting respectively oa noreh 1, Wy ver Mineteanth ana wen! west, Ni street Sega Ree Rta cemmiceninee and 23, juare No 07, fronti north L street, between Mighteonth amd Nines teenth stesots mere = avy” ot No. 3, in Square No. 75. front orth, wireet, between Treniy Seat ead Twenty: second streets west, ru: os feat ton Sift ley ing back an average depth ese will 2) Abdi i Building Lots if de sired. ot ieee : ird in cash : the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises All Praan at cost of the purchaser. jer-d . C.McG BIRR & CO.. Ancts, By J. U McGUIRE & OO., Auct XCKLLENs FURNITURS AND HOUSE. RREPING Brrgots ar Purnic Arerion.—Onm THURSDAY MORNING, son ee W o'clock, at the late residence of J mith, Esq., we shall aelithe Temises, corner of Fifteenth ani H stre Furniture and Eff-cts, comprisix, Walnut, Mahogany, and Oak Bookcases, Etegeres, Centre, Sola, and Bide Tablea, ie tess zee, on = Easy err susse's Parlor, ( hamber and Stair Car; Oileloth, Matting, Rugs, “ite Handsoz: ¢ Crimson Silk Curtains, with Lace Cur- tains, Cornice, and Fixtures, Damask and Chintz Curtain and Shades, Gilt-fram* Mirr rs. Siabs and Brackets, Large Folding Cainese Screen and other Chinese Ornaments, Cpe Vases, ae ‘rer Ornaments, Extension dining Table, Marble-top Sideboard, Tea Table. Dining Chairs, Butler’s Fray. Coina anc Glaseware, Castors, Cutlery. apo and Walnut Bedsteads, Wardrobes,and Vashstands. Lsrga Physche Glass, Toitet Setts, Feather Beds, Bolsters. ana Pillcws, Hsir and Husk Mattresses, Bingle Tron Bedsteads ard Bedding, Together with a general assortment of Hou se- hold and Kitchen Furniture. ‘cerms cash, je led J.0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. By W. B, LEWIS & CO.. Auctions: A uSEAND NO. 427 SEVENTH STREET, MONDAY, June 15th, at 10 o'clock, we sball sell lot of Clothing. several fine Watches. Revolw- ing Pistols, lot of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Soaps, &ec., to cover advances, Also. two Buggies, Har- ness, &c.,in good running order. je 12 2t . B. LEWIS & CO., Ancts. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, ya BUILDING LOLS NEAR FRANK- LIN BQUARE aT SALE.—On MONDAY Afternoon, June 15th, at6o’clock.on the premises, we shail sell the following valuable Building Lots, com- mencing With the first named : Lot 9 Square 32, fronting % foeton Eleventh street, botween K and L streets, running Dack 94 feet to an paige Lot 46, Square 24s, frenting 24 feet 5 incheson weat side of Thirteenth strest, between K ot aw etrectas running back 12) feet to a 30 et alley. Square 214, 832 fert front on Fifteenth street, between L and Mstresta, running back to a 20 feet alley. Lot i4, rame Square. % feet 10 inches on north M etraet, between Vermont avenue and Fifteenth strect, running back to a W fact alley. Terms: Une-third cash ; the remainder in six and twelve mouths, with interest. je 10-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO , Aucte. By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, ‘WO NEW WELL FINISHED BRIOK HOUSES ON Q STREET, BETWREN FourTEENTH Amp Fir TLENTH sTwEsTSs, aT AvucTion—On MONDAY AFTERNOON next 15th instan® at 5 o’clock, wa I) sell in tront ofthe premises, Lots Square Sgretechactng | 14 feet each on Q 3 running back 1) feet, between Fou: Fifteenth str-ets, and improved by two new well built Brick Houses, under a rent of 8490, and with- in 100 feet of the city railroad. Terms: One-thi twelve months, e cuted by a deed of trust on the premises, Je ll-d W.L. WALL & CO | Ancta By W.L. WALL & 0O., Auctione INE NEARLY NEW BRICK HOUSE ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE aT ArcTi On TU ZSDAY AFTERNOON next, 16th instant, at5 o'clock. we will sell, in front of the premises, Lot —, in Square 690, fronting 2 feet on New Jersey avenue by 115. between D and E streets to an alley. and improved by afine nearly new Brick House. No. 4%, fu nished with gas, water, furnace, cooking marble mantles, and finished throughout in latest and best at nd under good rant. Terme: One third cash, balanee in six, twelve, and eighteen months, bearing interest. and secured by a deed of trust on the premises, je li-d W.. WALL & CO., Ancta. By JAS.C. McGUIBE & CO., Asctionsars UBNItURE AND BFFEBUTS OF A FAMILY Daciining Hovszkeert AT ArcTioN.—On WEDNESDAY MORNING June i7th, at 10 o'clock, at No. $67 New York avenue. between lith and Lith Streets, we shall sell the furniture and effects, com prising Be b! Rwaing? Parlor furniture, Saished in aircioth, Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables. Mantel Ornaments, Window Shades, Brasrellr anc other Carpe Parlor Radiator, Glock Wainnt &xtension Dinins Oak Dining Chairs, China and Glassware, Beadsteacs, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, Toilet Setts, Hair and Husk Mattraases, Bolsters and Pillows, Cottege Sett. Lounge. Faucy Ohairs, Cooking Bloves and Kitchen Utensils, &c., &e. ‘erms Cash. je 12-4 J.C, McGUIRE & 0... Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. | Ae lee AND HOUSEHOLD E#FECTS at Pupuic AucTioy.—On TUESDAY MORN- ING, June “6th, commencing at 10 o’clock, we shall sell the entire Furaiture Effects in House No. 160 G street. betw: h and Sst sta., comprising— Nod go hair cloth Parlor Suite, Sof: ant Side Chairs, Marble-top Center and Side Tables, French plate Pier Glass jecretary and Whatnot. Paricr and Chamber Oar, Oilcloth and Matting, Velvet Stair Carpets. Star Rods and Byos, China and Glas: ile Ornaments, Oak Sideboard and Dining Chairs, Ohina, Glass and Crockeryware, Silver-plated Ware, Table Cutlery, Wainut marble-top Bureaus and Washstand, Walnut Wardrobes, Cane-seat Chairs, Toilet Glasses, Morocco-eovered Lounge, Cottage Bedsteads, Pine Tables, Washstands, Hair and Husk Mattresses. Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Tin Toilet Setts, Stoves, Refrigerators. % Together ie * general precrieant of Xitchen equisites. Terms cash, jell [Rep] J.C. McGUIRE & OO , Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. Hguprense Court of the District of Columbia, jupreme Vor ol istrict wy made in the ca of Gated Dulanoy, adminis; -five, ( in juare three and sixty-seven, (367,) sit- cated ou Sinth street ; near O. inproved with © orme of anies Cash.” a ere eh . e ma after one wee i's notion, rine Tak ‘and Gost of the purebaser. the coat of th haner. Oneranting a hte BO ne jed-eotd a. 00., C, McGUIRE & 1) Kael OOLLING & 00.3 PHILADELPHIA DEAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. qoantities of DRAUGHT? calebrated Brewery, Aucts,