Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEatTeR.—Bulwer’s beautiful Grams, “The Lady of Lyons,” will ba per- | formed this evening at Grover's, and Susen Denin will assume the difficult role of «laude Melnotte.” Miss D. has been emi- nently successfnlin the assumption of youth- fal and rcmantic male characters. She is a pesutifal woman, and makes an equally hand- some man. Isabel Freeman will personate «Panline.” Canternury.—Each week Manager Sinn produces something new. This eveningit will be s new sensadional drama, founded en inci- dents of the present war, written expressly | for Mr. G. R. Edeson, and entitled “Young America and Old Ireland.” New dances by Kate Pennoyer and new songs by Eva Brent will also be produced. Miss El'a Wesner, a | beantifol girl and graceful dauseuse, and | Harry Kelly, the clog dancer, will appear tor | the first time. VARIETIES.—The drama of «A Glance at New York,” took so wel! last week that it will be repeated fora few nights more. Miss Agnes Sutherland, the Scottish Nightingale, has been engaged tor a brief season, and will entertain with fine vocal music. W. S. Budworth, the amusing delineator of Ethiopian characteris- tics, and Harry Leslie, the rope walker, will both appear. MErRoPOLITAN HALL.—A fine operatic en- tertainment is nightly given at this hall, The selections are made from the best Italian, Ger- | man and English operas, and are well exe- i cuted by @ company who give evidence of much musical ability. | a EXAMINATION O¥ PUBLIC ScHOOLS.—The annual excmination of the public schools of | the city commences this afternoon by the ex- amination of the male and female grammar and male intermediate schools. In the first district the male grammar, Mr. ‘Thomson teacher, is to be examined by Mr. R. Ricketts; female grammar, Miss Middleton teacher, by Mr. R. T. Morsell; male inte me- diate, Mrs. Rodier teacher, by Mr. J. O. Wil- son. Tn the second district the male grammar, Mr. Wilson teacher, by Mr. M. H. Miller. fe- male grammar, Miss Boggs teacher, by Mr. C. H. Utermehle; male intermediate, Mrs Myers teacher, by Mr. W. J. Rhees. In the third dis- trict the male grammar, Mr. McCathran tesch- er, by Mr. F.S. Walsh; female grammar, Miss Ramsay teacher, by Mr. O. C. Wight; mal. im- termediate, Miss Moss teacher, by Mr. UO. W. Davis. In the tourtn district the male gram- mar, Mr. Thompson teacher, by Mr. J. E. Hol- mead; female grammar, Mrs. Amidon teacher, by Mr. J. T. Cassell; male intermediate, Miss E.L. Reed teacher, by Mr. J. B. Ellis. The examinations are written, the questions | having been prepared by the committee on ex- | aminations some time age. The answers will also be made in writing. This isa new fea- ture, which has never before been introduced into our schools. Si ae CrimInaL Court, Judge Fisher.—On Satur day, Peter Carrico, indicted tor an assault and battery on his wife, submitted his case, and was fined five dollars, and gave bail to Keep the peace. Caleb Shreve was convicted of the larceny of 2 pair of pants from T.S. Cole, and sentenced to two years in the Albany penitentiary. James Wilson, alias Smith, was found guilty of stealing the coat of the same party, and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. i Louis Laz:rra, indicted on four counts for } forging and attempting to pass counterteit fifty- | cent postage currency, was tried. The full particulars of this case haye already been pub- lished. A yerdict was rendered of guilty en the fourth count of the indictment, and the prisoner was sentenced to one year’s imprison- ment in the Albany penitentiary. Sie Sy A Horse Case.—On Friday, Mr. Paxton, of Georgetown, went to the First Ward station with @ warrant for the arrest ef a man for stealing his horse, which was missed some two months since. Mr. Paxton stated that the horse was in possession of & wagon-master on Rock Creek. Officers Stuard and Crump start- edout with Mr. P., and found the horse near Kalorama, grazing. Mr. P. having proved it to be his, Justice Drury turned it over to him. Inashort time, Mr. W. Wroe, a wagon-mas- ter, made his appearence, and stated that the horse had been in his possession; that he had drawn it from the Government, and that the officers had taken it out of his camp; and having reported the facts to Col. Baker, the dJatter ordered the officers toappear before him, which they did, and the case was referred to Capt. Tompkins, A. Q.M., who affirmed Jus- tice Drury’s action, it being proven to Capt. T.’s satisfaction that the animal was 4 con- demned one. ie ee UNPLEASANT Fix voOR A STEADY-GOING | side, between E and’F streets south. Margzizp Man.— Yesterday, Mrs. Marshal Pettitand A. Virginia Taylor were arrested by Officers J. F. Kelly and Crown charged with enticing married men to their house for pur- poses of prostitution. They were taken before Justice Giberson, where the complainant, Jas. Fisher. told a sorrowful tale of the goings on At the said house, Mrs. Pettit being the wife of a teamster and A. V. Taylor a widow and sis- ter to Mrs. Fisher. Fisher says that the party have succeeded in estranging his wife from him, causing a determination on his part to separate from her. Justice Giberson fined the women $5.5S each for prostitution. Fisher is 2 laboring man, and has served twenty years in the U. S. regulars, last in the 4th infantry. ‘When his term expired he married to settle in ‘Washington in October, and this trouble affects him seriously. SSS Row tn SwamPoopie.—Yesterday atter- noon a party of young men tooka drive, and visited various places inthe Fourth Ward, and finally brought up near the corner of Third and H streets. The policemen of the beat, pa- trolmen Crown and Fuss, seeing evidence of a coming riot, stopped the hack, and undertook to arrest the party, who resisted, and a fight ensued. Officer Crown was knocked down, kicked and disarmed, but regaining his arms he succeeded in securing John Cronian, who Was evidently the leader, and others. A large number of citizens assembled, and some efthem aided the officers. The rioters struggled hard to get away; but five of them were secured and taken to the station house for trial this morn- ing. Twoescaped. The riot caused great ex- citement in that section of English Hill. * ncn Escare AND RECAPTURER.— Yesterday morn-’ ing, as roundsman Buill, of the First Ward, wus conyeying John Welch to the workhouse in &@ carryall, the vehicle broke down, and they returned to the station, when the necessary repairs were made. Welch in the meantime prevailed upon the officer to take him to his house, on Twenty-second street, where he said he could get the amount of his fine, and they proceeded to the place designated. The officer got out and rapped at the door, and the prisoner availed himself of the epportunity and es- ecaped. The officer atonce started in pursuit. and after a chase through a number of wagon camps he succeeded in recapturing him, and Welch was then conveyed safely to the farm. stil DES A Botp Turer.—Thursday, Officer Mona han went to the honse of a contraband with a search warrant, to recover some goods alleged to be secreted there, and a man named John J. Conlan accompanied. him. The search was, however, unsuccessful. and the parties left the house. A short time afterwards a watch belonging toone Randall Green was missed, and the parties went to see the officer in rela- tion to the matter, and he in turn, arrested Conlan on suspicion of stealing the watch, and found it upon his person. He was taken be- fore Justice Stration, and committed to jail. a Ix tHe Wroxac Hovse.—On Thursday Morning last, the servant of Mr. Marquis, re- siding on K street,near Seventeenth, on coming down stairs, discovered @ man in the house, and informed Mr. M., whe came down and collared him as he wasin the act of taking a clock from the mantle. He was handed over to officer Watts, who took him before Justice Drury, where he proved to be a teamster named James Akers, and he was sent to the work- house. Sas ComMMITTED TO THE Otp CariToL.—H. 3 McPherson, who is said to be a former member of the ist Virginia infantry, and alsoa blockade runner, was captured at Point Lookout by Captain Johnson, and brought to this city yes- terday,and committed to the Old Oapitol Prison by order of Provost Marshal Todd. iis abel bcnets MiLiTaRY ARRgsTSs.— James Brooks and corns, pea tg Rt No charge for consultation, Je 17" eee leave Pdtic found ia the cities of Washington aad George _ town, and the county beyond the limits of these cities, will be removed on notice ia writing, pércicularizing, the lorality of the carcass, ' elation ing left at either of the sevefal police stations menuoned belew, e ‘ Patroimeu are required to report daily to their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their Tespective beats; and Sergeants to transmii immediately, such information to Mr. Jonn H. German, Superintendent Wagon Park, corner of M street north aud Nineteenth sireet west, or these Headquarters. POLICE STATIONS. Georgetown.—Statiou-nouse on High street, near the canal bridge. First Ward.—On Twentieth street, between | ladi Iand K streets. Fann Ward—Ohio avenue, next to cornar | of Thirteenth street. Third Ward.—Temperance Hall. Fourth Ward—East wing City Hall. 4 Fifth Ward.—South B street, between First and Secend streets edt. a Sixth Ward.—Odd Fellows’ Hall. Navy Yara. Seventh Ward.—Four-and-a-half street, west County Station-house.—Corner of Seventh street and Boundary, tor portion north of city; and at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Navy Yard, tor por- tion beyond the Eastern Branch. Notices left at the Department of the Metro- politan Police, No. 516 Eleventh street, wili re- ceive prompt attention. my 27-eolm W. B. Wess, Supt. —— or ~ To AgMs! To AgMS!—The Citizen Seldier will od a more desoty roe in the brackish muidy waterend danp night air thanin the most deter- mined enemy. Holloway’s Pills so purify the bloo@ uv strengthen the stomach and bowels that the ssidier can endure ttese hardships and still be strong and healthy. Opby 35 cents per Box, 23 = OPeie? his Notice. —Hostrtter’s ers— Sea- Sickness cured— Let us whis 2 the vars of all who go dowa to theses in ships that Hostetter s Stomach Bitters pen svely: immediately, and infallibly cure rausea atfea. Brandy has been tried within, plasters have been tried without—a thousand nostrums have been recommended for this most depressing and overwhelming drawback on the pleasures of a sea Voyage. They have all failed—utterly failed. But the proprietors of Hostetter’s Bitters stake their Teputation on the efficacy ofthe preparation asa means of calming and strengthening the nausea ed stomach during the stormiest voyage. It is cer- tain to act in one of two ways ; it may either stay the perturbed stomach at once, and restore the ap- petite for food, or it may cause a discharge ofthe contents of the organs. to be followed almost in- atantly by an entire relief from sea-sickness ands renewed relish for the good things of life. That it will effect the desired object in one of these ways is as certain as that mern will follow midnight, No landsman. and above all no lady should goto sea without a supply of Hostetter’s Bitters—the purest tonic and the most powerful restorative ex- nt. Wholesale Agents—A. M. Bininger & Co , 237 Penn, ave. je 20-803 ——_—_ Have You DISCOVERED the important fact that the Dollar Store, 438 Pennsylvania avenue, near Four-and-a-half street, isthe 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. e Je 19-lw* —— A Mipscamer Meopy. Twas a night in the dogdays, And all through the house Night prowlers were stirring— Fleas. bed-bugs and mouse, The children, uneasy, Squirmed this way and that— The bed-bugs preferred then: Because they were fat. . But at dawn on each insect Lyon’s death powder fell ; And the rats and the mice, too, Succumbed to his Pill, Lyon’s Powder will kill all insects, netic Pills are sure death to rats and mice, everywhere. jei7-2w Desxs 8. Barnes & Co., New York. ~—— Lyon's Mag- Soid Toke no more unpleasan! and unsafe Medicines. Por unpleasant and dans+rous diseases, use Hz.MBoiy’s Extract Bocuy, Which has reccived the eudorsement of the most Prominent Physicians in the U, ‘ Is now offered to afl d humanity asacertain cure for the following diseases and symptoms origi- nating from diseases aud abuse of the Urinaryor pe tee eneral Debility, Biental and Physical Depression, cility. 5 Determination of Blood to the Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria, ig General Irritability, Restlessnese and Sleeplessnesa at Night. Absence of Muscuiar Bficieacy, Loss of Appetite, Emaciation, Low Sririts, x Disorganization or Paralysis. ofthe Organ3 of Generation, Palpitation of the Meart, And. in fact, all the concomitants of a Nervous and Debilitated state of the system, To wsure the genuine. cut this ov!. Ask for Helmbold’s, Take no other. Cures Guaranteed. _ Bee advertisement inavothercolumn. je4-37 a Bato on’s Hatz Drs, Pha best in the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dyo pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- @dies the il! 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. We The Genuine is signed WiLLiam A. BaTtous- LOR, on ths four sides of each boz. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, mfm-ly (Late 233 Broadway and & Bond st.) ee BPERMATORRH@A OAN BE QuRED.—Dr. Rand's Beecihs cures Spermaiorrhaa. Seminal Weaknss:, Impotency, Loss af Power, etc., spacdily and efectuai- ly. Ita effects are truly magical. A trial of the Bpecife, will conviuce the most skeptical of its merits. Price 1 abox. Sold by 8.0. Ford, cor- ner lithstreet and Pa. avenus, Washington, and Henry Cook Alexandri: JaG-ly Dz. Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pitls are the very bes: in use. They operate spzediiy and effectively, and being svzar-coated create mo Bau- sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority overall ethers, Price 1a box. Sold bye. C. Ford, corner lth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Goo! lexandria. ia6-ly OReT DISEASES. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, ssfe ant effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- e¢y ever discovered. Cures in two to four days. aad recent cases in twenty-four hours. al, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier’a hope, and a friend to those Ptr es ate vant to beexposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, 33. 4 ‘Samaritan’s Root ani Herb Juicss—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Bores, Spots, Tetters, &c. Price $1, or six botties for $5. Bold by 8. rd. See advertisement, m5 ‘THE CHEAPEST AND BEST Haiz DyB ix ‘Worup— Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye.) centaa box. The bestinuse, Try it. Bold by 3. C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ston, and Henry Coox, Alexandria, imo-ly Disgase3 OF THE Nexvous, Sextnal, Ueiwaay AND Szxvat Syarexs.—New and reliable treat- rts of the Howard Association—sent sealed Ii r envelopes, free ofcharge. Address . J. Bkillin Hougkton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-4m Se Waneanran 70 Cons in 81x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey's No miner- Antidote, an English Specitic of aizty-five years’ will cure @ Ae + Ne poemete! ‘required "Price "81 per bot “i pas or aig corner lith street and Pa, Washingto, and Henry Cook, Alexanéris. MARRIED, In_ Georgetown, Tuesday, the 1éth instant, by the Rev. Mr. Bosse, EDMUND CAMMACK Jr: f Georgetown. to Miss CATHRINE VIRGINIA NEWOOME. of Virginie. * Ca teeeengeeeeeeeieeceeecenmmianinioeeeeeneemagsamaeneneend BOPOSALS FOR FUBL. QUARTERMASTER’S Orrics U.8. Marine Corrs, WassinGTon, May, Pxorosats will be received at this office if 1963 ats OOD AND OOAL to a, D.O., from lat igh 2,240 po and 4 jt the walls of the Maree “hare the Commanding co olszponse ro.ths United Sister, to farnished at such times i Sao emmntien as the said Oom- manding Marine mai 3 Payments wll be mate) upon the uarterly hate i Om mal , statin, wie tie aired for the use cf his command, ns. i two responsible per-. i , C. 8. i ri orvU. s°oplecter, rant! ‘gecompany each proposal, comaid . qoby gndorned*bronosaia for Fuel.” and ad- lew: i & W. B. SLA! bah re eastern: PIO: NICS, & gra of the MoCleilan Prie: Asse- sostestich easter Foent fas public in generalthat they intend giving Sits FIRST GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVENING PIO-NIC ATTHS CITY PARK, Th street nortit, on TUESDAY, June 234, 1363. Every accommodation is afforded, as the city passenger cars wil: convey you to the door. Tickets fifty cents, admitting a gentiemas and ies. Commitirs of Arrangements. George Walker, John H. Fowler, Alfred Zimmerman, William H. Hainey, William’P. Gilmon. Floor Manazers. George Walker, David Frank, John H, Fowler, William Minger. The strictest order will be preserved. By order of the President. WILLIAM MINK. J. B. RAMSAY, Sec’y. je 18 gt™ FOR SALE AND BR URNISHED HOUSE FOR BRENT—No, 158, corner Penn. avenue and 224 street, entrance on 22d street. 3 Je 22 3t* FE SALE —A iine four-rtory BRICK HOUSE and three building LOT 4, on 7th street, near Ponnavenue, Navy Yard. Inquire on the prea- ines. je 22-tw* Fo& RENT —A three-story BRICK HOUSE, thoroughly furnished inthe First Ward. In- quire at No, 135 L street, between 2ist and 224 streets, south side. je 22 -3t™ ‘OBR BENT — Desirable APARTMiNTS, en suite, on first and second floors, A party of gentlemen preferred. Private table if desired. ev attention paid to those in the house. Apply at 495 17th street, between HandI. je 22-iw* Foe SALE—A HOTEL and RESTAURANT, one ofthe very best, withou: exception, in the City of Washington. The reason for selling, the present owner isin very delicate health. None need apply but thore who have the means of car- Tying ona first-clars establishment. Apply to C, B, BAE ER, Star Oftice, where all the particuiars can be had. Je 22-eo%t FFIOE AND DESK-ROOM FOR RENT, AT Department Exchange, 176 Seventh st west. Je 20- Iw" JH. OLIPHANT. ARBER SHOP FOR SALE-A good stand, nexr tne steamboats. Apply ca 8. FISHER, 591 Bexemtissrees) near Maryland avenue, Island. Je 2 xt* Foss ITekE FOR 3AL£.—The Furniture first-class dweiling, beautifully situated central part of the city; the same tearly new, and made to order ina Northero market; wil! be sold n reasonable terms, and the bouse to rent, The owner being desirous to relinquish hoase- keeping. Address, with real name, L, Box 622, City P.O. Je 2)-5t" Ko SALH—A VERY DESIRABLE RESI- DENCE—Brick House No. 42™ N street. be- tween lth and Mth streeta west, with nine rooms, wood-bouse and stable; over feet of ground, with choice ahrubbery, flowers, and fruit; pears, peaches, plums, cherries, grapes, currants, rasp. ofa in a hetrles,&c. Immediate possession wi!l be given. For. terms, inquireof N. B, SMITH, 476 Seventh street, or on the premises, after 5 o’cleck p.m. Je 2-St Fo RENT—A neatly FURNISHED HOUSK, 256 4th street, between Land K stteets. Toa good tenant terms moderate, Aso, a g004 colored woman wishes 8 situation as nurse. 19-3t™ Fo RENT—Two FURNISHED PARLORS, either together or separate. and also one ded- room, on the third floor, at s41 ¥ street, between oth and Wth. je I9-3t* OOMS TO BENT.—A club of gentiemen or a family without small children can socuze two handseme ROOMS, weil-furnisnel. (secosd foor,) on F street, between 2d and 34. by addressing Loc! Box 34, Post Office. Price $40 per month, with eas. je 19-3t T° LET—A FURNISHED HOUSH, near the City Hall. Inquire at this off ce. 3@16-tf FS SALE OR RENT—The STEAM MILL, with three run of stona, on south F street, between 6th and7th, Isiand. Enquire at the mi, je 16-lw* Q. L. FOE, BALE—A neat COTTAGE HOUSE in the Villgge of Bladensburg. It is pleasantly locat- ed, witl fine yard and garden attached. Apply to ¥.R. & J. W. VEITCH, Biadensbarg, Maryland, je 11-e0°w* ———— Ru cAuK—1090 desiravie BUILDING LOTS in various sections of the city of Washington, at low prices and on convenient terms. Apply to KE. CARUSI, Law Office, No. 3% Louisiana avenue. Je 5-1m* proses BOOMS TO RENT—for rent, at 459 isth street, east side, betwoen Gand H streats, neatly furnissed and very comfortable BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR- LORS. The neighborheed is one of most desiradie inthe city, Every attention paid to those oceupy- ingthem. No children in the house. my 3. GEORGETOWN ADVER’M' GEORGETOWN TAXES8.—An abatement of six per cent. will be allowed upon the eneral Tax of i362 if paid on or before the first day of July next. The Water Taxof 1961, deferrei by act of the Gorporation, will be due and payable ut the same e All persona in arrears for the Seaool Tax of 1451 and 1302 are earnestly requested to settle the same without further delay or coat Je 15-ec3t 2. 3. D. WELCH, Collector F onwanpine Pee GENERAL COMMISSION * MERCHANT. 91 asp 103 Warse Staezr, Georgetown. D. C.. : Attends to the sais of Produce, Flour, Grain. and Merch: generally ; Procures Freight, Char- ters Vessels, &c. ‘Business ch transacted always with promptness and mar 4-tf PERSONAL. Ne IMPOS{PION.—Madame Ross, Roctress and Astro.ogiat, was born with s natural eh Bhe tells the past and future—never known to fail. Causes speedy marriages; brings together thoss long separated; cures all diseases. Business strictly confidential. No. 333@ atreet norta, cerner of Twelfth street west, three squares frem the Patent Of The only person that can show a likeness of future husband or absent friend in re- ality. Ladies 5) cents; Gentiemen $1. my 29 Im* WANTS. ANTED—A GIRL to do chamberwork 3 — for general housewerk, at 347 Pena. ee by ot alapel GIRL $s, Wom to pase fare of children and assist . family. apply at No. SBS TUN te Ealauds t= W4ntzD— & respectable SITUATION as chambermaid or to do thi Cane work ofa small family, Address A, La and | av, | ‘soo ele en i Breer re ees) il OLD WANTED BY OLai AYLORBD, Ghar ath ae eee aes Osean tee is WaAnNtap A FURNISHED HOUSE; from eight to ten rooms. Rent in advance if de - Bired. Address O.H.,P.0.,Box 78% je ® st™ WARTED—a SITUATION as book-keeper or v¥ clerk in astore; good reference given. Ap- pix £28. FISH BR, 591 Seventh atrect, near Mary- nd avenue, Telend. 3 je mar WANTSD—a competent WOMAN to coox, Girl terauise aid chamberwork. “Aaly Ashe ut ar: nd ¢ham| . 5 1fth street, between Cand >. ™ jet tt WANTED—a SITUATION in s grocery or liquor store, or in any other business where he could make himself aseful, by a person who bas had considerable business experience, Address W. C., Star Office. Je20 St HN UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO BUY ie en Peoprresairy — Lot, ae = el: position o! 18 Ci * . ir post office LOUIN BAKER, No. 53 Wighth, ber, 1 and je m-3t* ANTED—A GIRL to nurse. None need appl: WwW unless they can come well recommended. sty quire at Mr. HNNRY K1NGQ’S, north side Third atreet, between Market and Frederick streeta, Georgetown, D.C. Je 20-2¢ 10 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT > 381 F street, between Sth and oth, opposite the Patent Office, and ‘gat their Yoke: ds, Sleeves and Skirts &c., stamped. Also, splendid Braiding and Embroidery Patterns for Bhp 8, Pincushions, Josoys, Capos, Dresses. Gar- ibaldis and Zouave Jackets, &c. Ladies can hays their Stamping done in a few minutes. V ANTED—A good COOK. immediately or on the first of Jaly, fora smali family. Appiy at H. SEMKEN,371 Third street, between D and E streets. je 19-3t* WANTED —A WOMAN to assist in washing; V¥ none need apply unless they have worked either in @ hotel or public laundry, Inquire, for one week, at the National Steam Leundry, Penn, avenue, opposite Grover’s Theater je 18-36 JAS, F. HOTCHKISS, yn GIBL to do the work of a family oftwo persons; must be @ good plain cook and have good references. Apply at No. $9 cast Capitol street. corner 4th east. je 17. Ww ANTED—A PURCHASER or PURCHASERS, daily, for thirty (enters! purest Baltimore County Ice Cream, of all flavors, delivered in any part of the city at’ the low price of $150 r lon. “Apply to THOMAS &. W, FEINOUR, 470 Twelfth street, between F and G, or leave orders at Soda Water and Ice Cream Stand,Wash- ington Building, (corner 7th and Px, avenue,) Soda Stands No 71 Northern Liberty and No. 375 Center Markets. je 17-1m"* W ANTED— Wanted, OLB WROUGHT and CAST SCBAP IRON for which the h cash prices will be given. Also, Champagne, Porter aud Scotch Ale Bottles in any quantities,at island Hall, 6th street south, ny 27-im’ B. F. CAREY. 4 W ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good workmen, and none others will be accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K atreet, near the corner of Seventeenth street, Lieut, Col. E.M,. GREENE, Chief Quartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington. — war —SECOND-HAND ¥FURNITUR® ny Also. Miscors, Carsets Bene, Bedding and furni 8 of every description. a eg OR, BUCHLY, 428 Teh at mar 3)-tf bet.@ and H, east side Wy Aaa a respectable weman,a SITUA- TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer- all oraqnren at vee sth ap » to K, Je 0-1 w* ences givenit required. 0; sieetccorner ornt, for 2 di LOST AND FOUND. AUCTION SALES, vereveitate veo he 5 we . Wiz ; half of Lot § Sguare 382, on avenue d between 9th Mth streets, jee! cootaistes Square 229, on Ohio avenue, between or Square 233 teak Deni sth Square 22 on corner oO! al streets gad Ohio avenue, containing 4,U0 tquare ‘Lot 1, Square 260, corner of 18th° and ‘Canal streets. Containing 6 %61 feet. anne: same Square on Canal street, containing AD a) Square. on 13); street, containing Terms : One third cash ; the residue in slxand twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Alloonveyances at cost of the purchaser. jelS-eodkde = J.C. Mee UIRE & CO,, Aucta, By J. A & OO., Auctioneers. UABDIAN’S SALE.—By virtue of a decree G the Ora Court of the Gounty of West ington, iu the District of Columbia, I will offer at auction, on THURSDAY, the isth day of June next, at 6 o’slock P. M., on the premises, Lot No. zhtes &3,) in re | psy teens ae of oO, eo andr an 5 fronting thirty-three fect on north K sirsat end reenhee baek one hundred and forty-six-fect eleven m Bs Terms of sale: One third.of the purchase money to be paidincash and the residuein two equal in- stalments at six and twelve months, with interest, to be secured by approved notes, JULIA H. ADDIBON Guardian of Cras. Morris Addison, my %6-stawkds J,C,McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, 27 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON account of the rain, until MONDAY APLER- NOON. June 22, same hoor and place. JULIA BH. ADDISON, Guardian of Chas. Morris Addison. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By W. B. LEWIS & O0., Auctioneers. eS) tent) A soto dete ie AND Tobacco sToRE at Avction.—On a se e whole stock of fine Cigars an acco, 3 Counter Cases, Platform and Couuter Beales . ey tures, Signs, &c.. contained in store No, 204 Pa. avenue, above jards’ Hotel, consisting of— About 30000 ‘a of the following fine Brands: plegunten, La Espanola, Henry Olay, Punch, c. Also, a large lot of Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Cornish, Andersen and other brands fine Gut,’ Turkish and other Smoking Tobacco, And an assortment of Meerschaum, Briar Wood, and other fine Fancy Pipes. The stock was selected expressly for a first-class store, apd to be sold without reserve, as tae prem- ises must be vacated for rebuilding. Terms cash, je 19-4 _W. B, LEWIS & CO., Aucts. By W.L. WALL & CO , Auctioneers. Corner Pa avenue and 9th street, south side, JROCERIBS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, LIQUORS AND SBMAtL Stores, aT AvoTion —On TUESDAY MORNING, 25d inst., at 10 o’ciock, We will sell, in front of the Auction Rooms, a lot of Groceries, embragins— Barrels White and Yellow Sugars Chests Tea and Ground Coffee Tiercos Hams and Bacon Boxes Cheese, Candler and Starea 100 Boxes Yellow, Olive and Oastile Soap Boxes Adamantine, Sperm, and Mould Uardles 100 gross Matches and Cotton Twine Cases Oatexp; Sauces and Pickles, and Rrandied i Tu Cases Natural Preserves and Jeliies Cases Mustard, Cinnamon, Pepper, and Ginger 50 Boxes Extract and Concentrated Coffee Boxes Navy Tobacco Smoking and Killikinnick Tobacco A large assortment Cigara 3 Baskets and cases Champagne and German Wines, Gases Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, and Bitters c Barrels Pike’s XXX, Mille: Bye, Magnolia, Bourbon, and other Whiskeys, and iw gallou kegs Suit’s Whisky a 13 barrels very fine Old Bourben Whisky, Boyd & Son’s. five years old 4 and +; Brandy Barrels Molasses, Also.a quantity of Small Stores Cea W. L. WALL &'C0., Ancts. Moxa YOUND—Which was left in store, 519 Seventh strect, some days ago, bys party who can be recognized, It™ Loss pairof GOLD SPECTACLES, marked on the temple ‘*Walter Smith;” in a black case. Five dollars reward will be paid if returned to the Star Uftice. Je 22-2t* je 20 BOARDING. A PRIYALE FAMILY WISHES TO TAKE three boarders, their house being too large for their own use; the house is well iocated. and near the cars, Address Box 13,Star Office. Good reference required. Je B-3t* 5 BEWARD.—Strayed from my stable, on the Je Zist instant, about 12 o’clock, a small BAY ABE; one eye knocked out; sprung in front leg: had on's leather halter with large rope attach The above reward will be paid for information leading to her recovery. 0. OTT. WONDER, je 2-1w No, 556 Thirteenth st., Island. CaS 10 THE PREMISES OF THE SUB- scciber, four COWS : ‘two red and white,exact- ly alike, no ear marks, and straight horns; one yellow and white, no ear marks, and aame kind of horns; the other » black aud white buflalo, with underbit in the right ear, and acrop and two slits in the left; all dry. The owner or owners will come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take them sala HOMAS C. MAGRUDER, je 2. near Glenwood Oemetery. I OST—On board the Thomaa Colyer Sunday a 4 ternoon, June lat, or in coming from the wharf iv the omnibus, up 7th street, a lady: PORTEMONNAIK, with chain attached, contain- ing avery heavy chased gold ring, with initials A. T. engravedinside. The lady’s visiting cards with name in full wasalaowithtbering These articles were highly prized as gifts from a deceased friend. A liberal reward will be paid the finder. Call 454 Gatreet, corner of 5th, or addresa‘C. M. T. Box 42 Post Office, Washington, D.C. je 22-7" %& 5 BEWARD.—Strayet or stolen from No 213 ee) Goon. ave.,s large Newfoundland DOG, with brava coliar, bearing the mame of * FHANK SMITH.” The above reward will be paid for its recovery by MRS SMITH, 213 Penn, ave je 2-2 Lesa othe th inst. a large white buitulo COW, with dark spots ; had on a leather collar with letters *B.8.H.’? Any information lett st 77th street, between D and E, Island, will be liberally rewarded. . B. 8. HAMMACK. ie { OG LOST.—Strayed or stolen from the Wash- ington House. on Saturday 13th inst..a black and tan SLUT HOUND, highly prized as the gift of a friend. Whcever will return her to the Washington House, will be liberaily rewarded,and no questions asked. je ~ O81—CERTIFICATE of Paving Stock No, 4 for $111.33, issued by the Corportion of Washington, and dated January 3, 136) Applica- tion will be msde for a renewal of the same at the er’s Office. WM. FLETCHER, OoOTOMAC mM REET, OPPOSsI THE GOVERNMENT WHARF. Foor or Sixra Stxesr. A. M. HEPBURN, Proprietor. MEATS, FISH. FRUIT, ICE, &¢,, Barain, Goods delivered in any part of the eity on and after the 2th inst. te 19-lia™ SHLLING OUT S s# 2 TO OL03E GREAT BARGAINS VEGETABLES, WHOLESALE AND & STATIONERY ax ONBEY NOY ARTICLES, ar ¥. RICHSTEEN'S Nar lo Re. OKSTORE 275 PENNA. AVENUE, i Je 19-8t between llth and 12th ata. T, FOR SALE HOROUGH BRED BLACK HAWK 8TAL- LION “SLACK RALPH,” nine Years: can trot to wagon inside of three minutes is perfectly sound; an elegant saddle horse jet black, not a white hair on him; magnificent mane and tail; ef unapproachable style and action, and believed to be the handsomest horse im Aime- rica, and s sure foal-getter. Black Balph was sired by the original Hill Black Hawk, from an imported dam, He will be sold at a low figure, Apply to JAS. BEASLEY, 328 O street, near Metropolitan Hotel. Se le-ctit M Metre SUPBEIOR CARBIAGE HORSES FOR SALE —The subscribe: ized to sell Major Edward Boyce, beant ee travelers, two ry MeeUr chants. rees For terms, N° GUBB! ze ply to JAS. O. OF 0, and Comminsion Mer- je 18-6t & CO., Auction NO PAY! ’ oe “To Kyow tie Disease 1s Hate tHe Ours.” EL DOLLARS REWARD Will iven to any person if Drs. Brotazas & Guar fail to describe it disease and pioms, without Carts es .pationt. by a chemical analysis are w! of the urine, in th is - ee a je morning precuiren: 10! vegetal ry rior ie “ "s net tora Dapmaser teers asess =™: Ofice—No, I77'Bou! dig taetiiston on Ninte aed "maaan L in LES T-TO¥ HQC VINCES.” Bik BI Bi Je B0-St™ 10 REWARD —Sirayed away from the late Thomas Hughes. Greenleaf Point, a large bay HORSE, 15 hands high, marked U.'8.. ang with aC ; very long tail, aged 5 or6 years. Any one finding him. will receive the above reward by leaving bim at No, 125 13 street?Island. je 20-3t™ CHARLES HUGHES. ‘AME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB / scriber,a SORREL HORSE, with three white feet and white streak on the face. The owner of the above property will come forward, prove pro- porty, Bey coaree pean him away Or mu be 60! pay Keeping a: jamage, accordi: oO law. yes J-HOFEMAN SMITH STRAY.—Came to my stable,on Thursday, lith instant, two BLACK HORSRS; one about three, the other about ten years old. The owner of the bone horses wilt please come: forward, rove property, pay charges, an away. ae eereriy Pay eYOHN NM HOOLBBOOR corner 434 atreet and Maryland avenue, Sworn before me this 2th day of June, A. D. jemst" — EDGARH. BATES, J.P. (1. 8.} To F ital, Gales’ Wood: the Ith, two COWS, by ored; white streak along back; bet ears old : the other, a dark red Cow; orn: ‘ith star on forehead ; add ; me age. Whoever returns said cows, or rahe Gasrenar ape to'E” DAyiR: ee receive reward. . \. a pital Bteward, at the Hospital. Jonze OBT— Yesterday morwii small brindle COW, Pimoaes Mpeeacipmi a seis ward w: if returned to FAHERNROPF, I street, between 1 and oa, Island, Je 19-3t* AKEN UP BSTRAY—On the 6th instant, ite and red CALF, with ‘cut in ri, eae ae ona ia eee come forward, ave perty, charges. ai er Ow, ir- teenth giveet, between B and 0, Island. No, 357. Get EXCITEMENT a HEILBRUN’S BOOT AND SHOE STORE, 506 SBVENTH STREET, Unpge Opp Fettows’ Hatt, In consequence of the decline in we will ou of our very extensive stock of sali °B BHORS: ) MEN’S and CHILDRE: tremendous low prices that you can’t hetp of every description at suck buying gee Yare aod congrone' Gaiters, $1 to $2, ad Ties, Sia. to $1.50, ghilaren’s Bice sat ies Hi Men's ‘ters 008, 8) 4 > Moat a hens Oper cle ee ai ctate and well . aad of the 2 p “WE TBY TO PLEASE.” L. MEILBBUN &.00., 606 7th under 'WO GENTLEMEN WILLING TO OCCUPY the same Room. can be accommodated with good Board at 510 Massachusetts avenue. A few table hoarders will also be taken. je 19-3t* OR RENT— Welt RNISHED ROOM, with Beard, in the capacious house No. 339 I street, between 13th and l4th streets, opposite Franklin Square. Je 19-3t* FORBES T—With board, two first-class ROOMS, elegantly furnished, in a house containing all the modern improvements, at No. % 44, street, be— tween C st. and City Hall. A few table boarders accommodated, je 1)-1w™ GGENtLEMEN CONNECTED WITH THE DE- ¥ partments can obtain Rooms and Board, or board enly, at No, 517 Ith street within one Square of the War Department. Je 18-1w pEnzons DESIRING GOARD MAY FIND all the comforts of an elegant home by apply- ing at 426 th street, corner of F, three squares west of the Warand Navy Devartments, Une of the pleasantest locations, with one of the finest nthe city. Water ard gasin every room, Table boarders taken, je 16-im™* OARDING.—A few boarders can be accommo- dated with elegantly-furnished Rooms and first-class Board. One elegantly. furnished suit of Rooms (parlor with bed-reom attached) can be haa with beard, Reference exchanged. Apply, between Ila m. and3 p.m,,at 301 @street bet 13th and 14th streets, near the Departments, je 16-1w* C ERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash- ington, may find a comfortable home in one of t most delightful locations in Washington, No. Missouri avenue. One very large front room, 2d story, now vacant, may 15 STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN FROM NEW Ss YORK TO LIVERPOOL. ‘The Bt GREAT EAST SRN: WALTER PATTON, Commander, Will be dispatched PROM LIVERPOOL PROM NEW YORK, Tuesday... June 80 | Tuesday. ++. July 21 aud at ictervals therealter of about six weeks from ach port. es .§95 to $135 3 First cabin, from_—-........... Second cabin, state room ber‘ furnished at separate tables. Excursion tickets, out and d: second cabin only, a fare and a half. “ Servants accompanying passengers and children under 12 years ofage, half price. Infants free Third cabin.. 50, Steecrage, with superior accommodations, —_. $30 Price of passage from Liverpool, same rates aa ve. All fares payable in gold, or its equivalent in 0. 8. currency. ‘ach passenger allowed 2) ae feet of luggage. An experienced reper on board. R85A| ol 10 For passage APPITRRLEE A. WHITNEY, At the office, 26 Broadway, New York. For freignt apply only to HOWLAND & ASPINWALL. Agents. je 13 3m 54 South street. New York, For the Holidays. A, M. BININGER & €0., Saanox oF Nos. 19 ayy 21 Baoan Ss., Nuw Yose OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIZ STORE, He. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR THIRTESNTH STREET, SIGN OF THE OLD ENICKERBOCKER, THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS, —ALso— FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODs, KITS AND KEGS No. 1 MACKEREL, KENNEBEC SALMON, SOUSED & PIOKLED LAMBS’ TONGUES PIGs' FEET, ENGLIsH DUN OODFISH, ‘Together with all the LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON Messrs. A. M. B. & Oo. are also Sole Proprietors of BININGER’S CRLEQRATED ' LONBON DOCK GEN, Pat up in Quart Bottles for medicinal we - Also, Sele Agents for OLD TOM LO; OORDIAL GIN. une aad, at. 10 o'clock, we shall | AUCTION FUTURE Days. By C. R. L. OROWN & O0., Auctionsors. &. m., at the eich: Bye Swe oo temo Binth ccreete . &Y.,0ne door . rhs is ul By J. C. Mo@UIRE & 00., Ai rypaceran’s SALE OF VALUAB! In Pa on. Qzriom Bauaue.—On S4 + Jane Mth, at 53 07 oa premises by of a of te b- A. a La tell Lots No 82 and $3, iu amen 0, EM BS Bub- fortum Watttet, meer ther Sore rteee eae Se ales jz back 175 feet 3 iholiea, te aoe foot ‘These Lots have a pavement Inid and trees = = — and are very desirable loestions ‘Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder ing ané 13 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. ni the par- 1 All cost of conveyancing to b chator. TOSS pIsHe Tete my So-eod&ds J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, M7 THE ABOVE SALB IS PORTeONED IN prequence of the rai til SATUR' - TERHOON, Jane 2th same howe and piace, Ae 0 J FISHER, Trustes. je2-ecd&ds _J.0.McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers peeves one, arp ee ors ic Orrick Squares. —On SATURDAY, June 2’°L, at 6 o'clock, on the prem- isen, by vittue ofa de dof ttust to the subscriber, dated May 7th, 1857, a 1d duly recorded in Liber d- A. 8., No, 136, foliof 340 et seq., one of the land records for Washingvon eotinty,D. G.. T shall sell Leta Nos, 7,8, 9, 19.20, 21,2? 23.25 and 35, in James C. McGuire’s subdivision of Square 624) fronting each 24 feet on North G street. between Birat street west and North Capitol street, and ning back to a 30 foot alley. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in6 and 12 months with interest, secured by decd of trust on the premises. I conveyances at the cost of purchasers, Be If desired, these Lote will be subdivided into Lots of 16 feet frent each, 5S THO. J. FISHER, Trustee, my S-eokds J.C. MoGUIRE & G0., Aucts, &@ THE ABOVE iALE IS POSTPONED IN copansnence of the -ain until SATURDAY AF- TBERNOON, Juce 27th. same wour and place. THO J. FISUER, Trustee. Je2-ecdkds J.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucis. By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. MALL TWO-STORY FRAME ON 800! TH D +) STREET AT AcvcviON.—Oa TUESDAY AFTER- NOON, 25th instant, at 6 o’clock, we will sell in front of the premises, Lot $6, subdivision of Square 536, improve: D street, by asmel!l Frame House. on souta between Third and Four-and. : One-half casi ; balance i: months besrimg interest, and secu: trust on the premises, W.L. WALL & CO., Aucta. | | | By BONT% & GRIFFITH, Auctionesrs. ! by a deed of SCHOONER MARTHA, 81 TONS BURTHEN, aT PosLic ArcrioN.—On TUSSDAY AFTER- NOON, June 23d, at 1 o'clock, we shali sell for ac- gount of whom it may concern, the schooner Martha, 81 tons burthen, (lying at Riley’a wharf, feot of llth street). Snils, Rigging. &¢.,allcom- plete and in perfect order, Sa‘¢ positive. Terms: Cash at sale. ’ je 18-4 (Ohron] BONTZ& GRIFFITH. Autts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VRry VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at PrbLio Sate.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 234, at6 o'clock, on the premises, commencing with the’ first named, we shall sell the following valuable and desirable building locations, vi Lot 28. in Square 36°. fronting 22 feet 11 inches on north HM, between ° Wand J0th streets west, and runping back 12) fest :o a public alley. Lot 23.same Squar , fronting 21 feet 2 inches oa j0th street west, veen L and M streets north and running back 13 feet 9 inches to a3) foo ey. Kast part of Let 2, Square 514, fronting on north ; Metreet. between 4th and Sth straets west, aod running back 138 feet 9 inches to'a 30 foot alley, Terms: One-third eash; the remaiader in six | end twelve months, with interest, secured by deed jo trust on the premises. All conveyencing at coat of purchaser. Title indigputable. je 17-4 J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucte. SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S DEPOT, Coraes of G 23174 22d streets, (WASHING fon, June 8. 1368. Will be sold at auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th June instant, at the Corral, near Observatory, a lotof condemned Horses and Mules the proper ty of the United Staten Terms cash in Government funds, Sale to commence at 10 A. M. Cc. H. TOMPKINS, je 1l-d CaptainiA. Q.M.U. 3. A. By J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. | acres anid BALE OF TWO DESIRABLE Brick DweLuinG Houses hwax 11k War De- PARTMENT.—On THU RSDAY AFTERNOON, June isth, at 6 o'clock, on tae | Gece we shall sel! Lot No. 3, in Davidson’s sabdivision of square No. 168 fronting on north @ street, between i7th and 18th streets, im proved by two four story brick dwelling houses, containing each 9 rooms, handsomely fur- ji nd conveniently arranged throughout r and gas, bath rooms, water-closets.and : fourth cash; the remaindar in 6, 12, and 13 months, with interest, secured by a deed ef trust on the premises, _ Conveyancing to be paid by purchaser. J.C. McGUIRE & CO. jell (Rep. & Chron.} Auctionee=s. S7THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN consequence of the rain, until! THORSDAY AF- TERNOON, June 25th, same hour and place. J.C. McGUIRE & GO. jel9-d (Rep. & Chron. | Auctioneers. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS NEAE tHe DePoT at PusLic SaLs.—By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in LiberJ.A.8., No. i47, folios 9, et seq., among the land records for Wash- ington county, in the District of Columbia, we will sell, at Public Auction, in front of the premises, on AY, the 18th day of June 1863, at half past 6 o'clock 'P. M., Lots numbered three, seven. eight, eleven, fourteen. and fifteen, the subddivision of original lot numbered two, in Dand Betreets north, and offer a rare chance purchasers. Terms of sale: One-half cash; and the residue ia one year, with interest, secured on the premises. All conveyances at purchaser’s cost. ii be terms of sale complied with in three days from the day of sale the rigat to reaell vat aoe cial and cost of defaulting purchaser is re- served. By order of the Trustees. jeS-eodkds J,C.MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, S27 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed until FRIDAY, July 3d, same hour and place. Byorder of the Trustees. jel9e0&ds. J. 0. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. W. HIDES—HIDES. TLL Be sold at Public on every WEDNESDAY and TURDA Wh li o’elosk a, m.,at rion ‘th street, Washington, al) the Governmen Boef on hand at the time a! le. h, in T: to id at mgsign cigs Trem ment by aig the ial {Chron.} Lt. Gol. 0.8.0. ODORIBING AND D® ¢ ANBINFROTING POWDER, PREPARED AND FOR SALE RY . F HOMPS N, Corner of 15th street aad New York avenuz. The above und i ii viow to moet the wants of the public is the art ‘ing ho! and disinfect- and vessels rooms, camps, hospitals, Ht dstsare the mont Soutttea asta m rors e mos! 0) exhala |, outhouses, stad! deal of the sickness attributa- foul air generated in large cities during warm weather. : my 20-1m* B. EMET’S EXCELSIOR OOKN SALVE cures Corns, ions, Blistered Feet, etc The SO cent boxes are is Price 25 ee aoe po H mn Xes prepared os mae 2 contain to use. Bold by di by mal Dr. T.BMET,© Astor Place, Now York Jeli ‘T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 300 pieces new style, 5 100‘ Moszambiau: Tien ‘les, — and le eel ST iret Bipas’ ‘arleton for covering pictures stock is fall in all departments, allof whieh will lowent cash 5 Dovold st the lye RELAY. ‘ No. 36 Central Stores, oppo. Cente: je 13-2w 7th and streets. oF es Paraks. By Thomas W, Higgia- Yarrington. By the suthor of ; BI 58. ths Crlines of Sir Taoune Broan! na wgr Phoughig ofa on; 91.5. The Bree 7 $1.50. vou Be {fe 10 I Volume 5; —a76 3 eS HE CHEAP 35 I n a a 5 * mys Corner: Higtth and B sts,