Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMI 8EMENTS TO-NIGHT. Gaoven’s THEATER. Mr.Grover announces a few more nights of grand opera; this exten- ‘sion Baving been made for two reasons—one because lovers of opera are loud in their demands for it, and the other because Mr. Grover desires that all the prominent members of the company shall take a benefit. ‘To-nignt Franz Himmer willbe the Peeps when wil ‘be performed ‘Stradella,” Formes in his -@reat character, ““Malvolio” . Forv’s TueaTer.—Mr. J. S. Clarke, the comedian, commences an engagement here to- cnight, appearing as “Dromio of Syracuse” in Shaképeare’s “Comedy of Errors” and «Cousin Joe” in “Our Country Cousin.” Miss Alice Gray and other favorita performers will sus- tain Mr. Clarke thronghout his engagement. CANTEEBURY.—The amusing pantomime, “The Village Pedagogue,” is announced for to-night and each night this week, M’lle Ma- rietta Ravel will close her ment here this week. The Ethiopian Mulligan, West and Williams, will perform new and Jaughable acts, and the whole company will .appear in a splendid bill. Fares anp Festivats.—The enjoyable fair “and festival which has been in successful ope- ration for some days past at Island Hall under the auspices of the ladles of the Seventh street presbyterian charch will be continuad through- out the present week. All who have visited ‘the hall express themselves as delighted with the cutertalrment. The festival at Odd Fellows’ Hall uhder the ‘auspices of the ladies of the Capitol Hill Pres- byterian Church, assisted by the ladies of the -Same denomination connected with the church 1s also in successful operation and worthy a ‘visit. a a Ssootine Arrray.—On Saturday erent: Lieut. P.S. Early, 13th N. Y. cavalry, while intoxicated, walked into Grover’s Theater, but not having a ticket, he was refused admis- sion, when be became somewhat disorderly. ‘He, however, procured a half-price ticket and @ssayed to passon it,but it was refused, and hhe attempted to raise a row with the door- Keeper. Abont this time Lieut. W. H. Terrell, 1st RR. ., demanded his pass, which he re- fused to show, at the same time using disre- spectful language. Lieut. T. gave orders to Sergt. W. L. Whitney, of the patrol, to take dim to theguardhouse, on the charge of being drunk and disorderly, and he was taken in custody, the sergeant taking him down the Avenue, and Lieut. Terrell, who apprehended that there would be trouble, followed them. Several times, in passing saloons, Early at- tempted to get away from the sergeant, and as | they were passing the door of Emrich’s Hotei, 11th street, below the Avenue, he suddenly | drew his revolver, turned and fired at Lieut. ‘Terrell, the ball passing through his neck, near the jugular vein. Before he had time to fire & second time Sergt. Whitney wrested the pis- tol from him, and fired one shot at him, and Lieut. Terrell, notwithstanding his severe ‘wound, drew his pistol and fired six shots in rapid succession, three of which took effect, one in the left breast, another in the shoulder blade, and the third in the back, striking the spinal column, and glancing inwardly. Early ‘was secured and taken to the guardhouse, where his wounds were dressed by Dr. Keas- by, who also attended to Lieut. Terreil’s inja- ries. Early was sent to Stone Hospital. and Lieut. Terrell, whois qnitea popular young officer, was conveyed to his quarters at Rush Barracks, near the War Department. The af- fray created considerable excitement, and in a short time a large crowd was gathered eS ES Potice RErortTs—Srcond Precinet—Dennis Hasper, assault and battery; jail for court. Tiard_ Precinet—Mary Ogleton, disorderly: $3.50. Margaret Horner, nuisance: John. H. Doyle, disorderly: Adolph Creto, drunk; dis- missed. Jno. H. Doyle, disorderly; workhouse. John Green, d dismissed. Fourth Precinct-—Chas. Goings, disorderly; $1.60. Mary Lynch, drank: workhouse. Wm. Hnehes, drunk and disorderly; 23. Andrew ‘ain, do.; $3. Thos. O'Day, nuisance; dis- missed. Michael Rogers, drunk and disorder- dy; Thos. McCanna, $3 each. Jno. Faherty, do.; workhouse. Chas. Crump, desertion; mili- =. Elizabeth Robinson, vagrancy: work- ou. Fifth Precinct—Albert Gutekurt, forcible entry: dismissed. Mrs. A. Gutekurt, assault and battery; do. Sam’l Daws and John Lee, alias Rollins, disorderly; $1.55 each. George Gates, do.; $2. John Lee, alias Rollins, sus- picious character; for hearing. Sizth Precinct—E. H. Parsons, disorderly; military. Tenth Precinct—Louisa M. Weston, suspi- cion ot larceny; dismissed. Sophia Cole and Patrick Powers,- disorder; do. Edmond Courtney, larceny of a watch; jail for court. ‘Thos. Griffin, resisting enrolling officer; mili- tary. W. Pepper, disorderly; #10. Moses Ma- guire, profane, = gee ; Ov IMPORTANCE TO FARMERS.—There never | ‘Was and never will be again such another op- portunity for farmers located upon navigable ‘waters to enrich their lands, as that offered by the piles of fine stable manure in this city. It as better for agricultural purposes than any other we ever saw, being made almost exclu- sively from feeding grain, Its cost, including hauling to the vessel, is about 45 cents per load of say three-tourth of a ton, and vessels trans- port and land it anywhere around the Chesa- peake and its navicable tributaries at about <0 cents per load. The editor of the Star has already used a thousand tons of it with great advantage, and designs using much more this season. So he speaks trom experience iu thus urging farmers to avail themselves of the op- portunity it affords tnem to fertilize their jJands at unusually small expense. Mr. E. Hedge, corner of E and 12th streets, is the party to whom persons wishing loads of it should apply to purchase it, being the agent of the contractors who have purchased the ‘whole from the Government. ee UPREME CoURT. IN Banc—Chixf Justice r presiding—On Saturday, the United © agt. Wm. Shields was heard. The prop- erty of Shields had been condemned under the confiscation law by the District Court, Judge ‘Wylie, on the ground that he had participated in the rebellion. Shields had, however, re- turned to Maryland, but had not signified his return to allegiance. The decision of the Dis- trict Court was appealed from, and the case came up before the court in banc, and in addi- tion to the exceptions an oath of allegiance was filed by the petitioner. The District Attorney | argued that this oath did not conform to the President's amnesty proclamation. Mr. Shields amended the petition so as to express that the oath was taken in the spirit of the proclama- tion, with the object, as far as he was con- cerned, to restore the authority of the United States. The Court ordered & restitution. District Attorney Carrington appeared for the Govern- ment, aad W.S. Cox, Esq., for the clarmant. ———— Onraan®’ Cover, Judge Purcell—On Sat. urday, John S. Cunningham was appointed guardian to the orphans of Wm. N. B. Brocket, i J. Middleton to the orphan of Washing- ton rry. Letters testamentary were issued to Francis R. W. Wallace on the estate of Mrs. Mary Key Wallace. The first account of Margaret W. Handy, ad- | ministratrix of Samuel W. Handy, and the second account of John :hanahan, guardian to ‘be orphans of John Scanlon, were approved and passed. Inventories of the goods, &c., and monies be- longing to the estate of Alexander Morrison, deceased. wa — A SPrienpip Granpd PIano.—There is now on exhibition at the warerooms of W.G. Met- verott, a magnificent Grand Concert Piauo, from the manufactory of Steinway & Sons. ‘The brilliancy and power of this instrument is really astonishing. It is equal toa large or- chestra in power, Whilst in sweetness and del- icacy it appears to imitate the human voice. Our principal pianists unite in pronouncing it the best piano that has ever been heard in Washington. Its cost is $1,350, and has been purehased by Marshall Brown, Esq., for his country seat. —__+-—_— For HgARING.—Saturday night, Caroline Reed was arrested by Roundeman Eckloff tor keeping & bawdy house. She was the tenant of one room in the house on Sixth street, next 1o tae corner of H, in what is known as Doe’s Row. The lady who rented the room says she got possession by false pretences, and Carvline ‘was sent tojailfor a hearing by Justice Gi- berson ———- Carz» For.—Yesterday morning, officer McColgan found a sick boy about fourteen years old, named Joba Williams, loitering about the streets without home or protection. ‘The case was reported to Mayor Wallach. who gave him 8 permit to the almsbouse. —— Larceny.—Geo. Rollins was arrested by Roundsman kelly, oi the Fourth Ward, for stealing tools from various carpentet The tools were recovered and Roilins was held for * hearing on various charges of petty larceny. > adquarters Military District if Washington, ) Washington, D. C., June 4, 164. General Orders No. 14.—The bars of all public houses, except hotels, in the cities of Wash- \ugton and Georgetown will be Kept closed during the day and night of Monday, Juneé, i~4, under penalty of confiscation of their ea- Ure Stocks and the xevocation ef their licenses. The Provost Marshalof the Military District ot Washington is charged with the execution of this order _ BY order of Col. M. N. Wisewell, Military Governor, Treoporre McGoway, wets Assistant Adjutant General 's Provost Marshal and Board of nroiment of District of Cot ¥ Washington, D. C, May 26, 1864. The Board of Enrollment of the District of Cotambia will be in session at the office of the Provost Marshai District of Columbia, corner of Fourteenth street and New York avenue, daily (Sundays excepted) from 11 o'clock a.m. to 2 oclock p. m., for the of hearing cases of exemption from draft for the following causes, viz: Alienage; Non-residence ; Unsuitableness of age; Manifest physical disability; and Two years’ service during the present war, either in the army or navy. Citizens are requested to furnishinformation as to persons who are not enrolled, or whoare trying to avoid enrollment, as itis egeals, for the interest of each person enrolled to place upon the “Enrollment List” all persons liable: to do military duty, so that bis own chance fos draft shall not be unjustly increased. Henry A. SCHEETZ, Captain and Provost Marshal may %-if District of Columbia. SPECIAL NOTIOES. —— Notrce.—To Retailers of Mineral Water. §c.—On and after Monday. June 6, 1834, my drivers are in- structed to give fourteen (14) bottles Mineral sete, Porter, Ale, &e¢.,in half-pint bottles; for ‘ty (50) cents, All bottles ost will be chased for at fen (10) cents each. Rivey A. Sunn Union Bottling Depot 57 Green st.. Georgetown, D. (Chronicle.) je67t Do you celor your whiskers and moustache? If so, use the ‘Japanese Hair Stain.” No hair dye in the world equai to it. Only exe preparetion. It colors a natural blaek or brown. aly 5O-cents a box 8. ©. Foxp, Agent. je 2-eo3m 290 Pa. avenue, Soie CoLreate’s oNEY Sor, ‘This celebrated Tuilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scert- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggistsand Fancy Goods Dealers. ja25-eoly Brown's BRONCHIAL TROOHES, These Lozenges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affec- tions, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Phroat. . Public Speakers and Vocalists Will find them beneficial ta clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, bavimg a peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. mh2-d&wtf Hare Dg! Hare Dal! Batchelor’s celebrated Hetr Dye is the best in the world. The only harmless, rus and reliable Dye know- This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Red. snsty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the hair or staining the skin, lea’ the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality. frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WiLLiaM A BaTousor, all others are mere imitations, ard should be avoided. Sold by all druggists, &c. Fac- Ty—S81 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s Toilet Oream for dressing the hair. jy 7-ooly E. J. Witxixs, -, has been appointed Agent of the Great Pennsylvania route, vice E. @. Nor- ton, to take effect on the 28th of March. Mr. Wil- kins has been connected with the Office, at the corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, during the fet two years, and is thoroughly con- versant with the business of the route im all its femer teeny All applications for information, tickets. &c.. must be addressed to E.J ilkins, Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue. Ep. 8. Youn, General Passenger Agent, apd Great Pefinsylvania Route, DISEASES OF THE NeERvovs, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SeXUAL SysteEMS—new andreliable treatment— in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No. 3 South Ninth street, P delphia Pa. mh 23m NeRyovs Desi.ity, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the truth, Address, witn stamp. ii. TRAVER, Epwarp mar? Dk W.ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass, Corxs. Bosions, Bap Nats, &c. Persons wishing immediate relief from these Troublesome annoyances, should call at Dr. Wairtr’s rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 43s and 6th streeta. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST Harr Dye INTHE WORLD —WNever Fades or Washes Out.—Upham's Hair Dye, S cents sbox. The bestinuse. Tryit, Sold by . © Ford, corner lith street and Penn. ayenue, Washimaton; and Henry Cook, Alexandria. a6-lv , Sroret Diswases. Samavitan’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 casesintwenty-fourhours No mineral no balsam, no mereury. Only ten pills to be taken. it is the soldier’s hope, and 4 friend to those who ee Boy oe to be exposed. Male packages, $2; male, $3. Samariian’s Root and Herb Jutces—A positive and ) See cure for Bynes serauise cers, Sores pots, Tetters,&c. Price $1, or six bottles for $5 Bold by 8.0. Ford. Bee a¢<ertisement, m5 Dz. Dupoxt’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very bestin use. They operate speedily and effectively, and being sugar-coated create no nausea ae the most delicate stomach. A trial o: these Pills will prove their super rity over all others. Price box. Sold by 8.0. Furd, corner lith street and venue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandri ja6-ly SPERMATORREGA CaN BE OCURED.—Dr Rand’s 8; cific cures Spermaiorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Im- ote; Loss of Power. etc., speedily and Senualiy. te are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits, Price $1 a box. Sold by b. 0. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. enue, Washington, Cook, Alexan ‘WARRANTED TO CURB IN Six Dave. Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhea in siz days, No change of diet required. Price 21 per bottle. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly MARRIED, ©. C. Mesdor, Mr SARAH A oe Al PETER A PENTER. of € 5 imes ¥n th i B64. X Brown, M and M ng ——_ + +e DIED mn the 4th inst. after one week’s severe illness, of pneumonia. WM. H. SIMONS, in the id year ef his age None knew him but to love None named him but to pr The funeral will take pla aesday alter- late residence, No. 340 Massachu- at Soclock, to which his friends sre nyited to attend. On Monday, June 6th inst., at 1° o'clock a, m, DELAVAN D. ALLEN. infant ron of Steyhen W. and Scicta C. Allen. sgéd 11 months and 15 days. The frieads of the family are inyited to atten I eral, which will take place to-morrow, the at 40’clock p, m., frum No. 122 Pensy!- nue, between l9th and 2th streets. * ‘aterson, N.J., papers please copy. On the 6th inst., WILLIAM COYLE, aged 11 months, youngest son of Peter and Margaret Coyle. The friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at 3o'clock, * P IA’ R: O'S" nen PIANOS! PIANOS! pravos: ARE The largest assortment of the best makers in our country al hand, Greatest variety to select from. Easiest terms. Largest anount al- lowed for Old Pianos in part payment for New, Great bargains in wood Second-hand Pianos. FIFES, NJOS, AC EONS, VIO- LINS, TES Best Italian and German STRINGS for Guitars and Violins. _ Every article in the MUSIC BUSINES: Any Musica! Instrument exrefully rep: : NEW MUSIC daily. - Music, Stringe. and all small articles can be sent by mai! free of charge. JNO. F. ELLIS, 306 Pa. av., bet. 9h and 10th sts., on the north tide. ~ P. MUSICAL. ROP. ESPUTA Would respectfully inferm the public that he isnow prepared. to give lessons in Voeal and Instrumental Music, Having: retired from his other professional business, he ia now able to devete the whole of bis time te instruction in musie to all thore who may ke passes to patronize him. Prof, Esputa's method § the same as is taught in Kurope—that is, while be makes good performers of hix pupils he makes g0cd mueicians of them also; @o that any one who may receive instructions from him may acauire that knowledge of music as wall maks petent for teachers or professional musicians. Prof, E+puta is now forming classes and all who desire to enter must apply early, asthe number is limited, “For term# apply to Prof. JOHN ESPUTA, No. “ye Bo rhecs pels Eso t idence eve. . Py . Es) % - Pita = ry six ininutes during thedaye °my Mla” Nortor To FARMERS MARK ET GARDEN ERS AND CAPTAINS OF VESEELS The office forthe sale of Manure delfyeratle from the different government correlsin the Depart- ment of Washington has pean reaired from the corner of F aud 10th streets to the ecraer of B and* i2th streets, oue block from Pennsylvania avenue, on 12th st. \ z The planting season being over, now ig the proper time for farmers and gardeners to tay in and haul 4 supply of manure for top dfessings and, fall use. Large quaneitios of well potted manure on hand and for gale at low rates : " Wanted—Vessels for New York: @rod fréeights noon, from hi setts avenn fe S-8t f. ¥ ispat ives. Apply to nnd dispatea gives. AD7EY TEDGie Agent, O®ce—N. W corner 12th ‘treett, jel-tw 1 block from Pi hat. - (OR SALE CHEAP—Two second-haod BIL-. F LTARD TABLES. Jaquite st @arro!! Hal 2.0. street, bear corner of Lith. je3-lw* ‘4 the Sd of J “apprehension of the thief. aie » hereby given Dr. Lighthill's Fourth Visit to Washington. DEAF NESS, CATARRH, and diseases of the EAE, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. De. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St. Mark Place, New York, Author of “A Popular Treatise on Deafness, « Letters on Catarrb,” Will bein WASHINGTON, On MONDAY, Jans 6th, and can be conculted At tha Egsitt Hovse tor ONE WERE until Saturday evening, June lita, on DEAFNESS, CATARRH, And all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, ANB AIR PASSAGES. Testimonials. From the Rev. Fred. S. Jewell, Professor of State Normal School, Albany, N. Ye This may certify that I have been, since 1514, subject to violent periodical attacks of catarrh, marked by 8 highly inflamed conditien of the lining membranes of the cayities of the head, producing a most distressing species of pead- ache for days at a time, wholly incapacitating me from business, and: during the paroxysms confining me tothe bed. Insome instances the inflammation has extended to the teeth, occa- sioning toothache ; to the threat, producing hoarseness and partial luss of voice; and and twice it has so affected the left eye as to con- fine me for a month or more to adarkened room. Theseattacks have been accompanied by strong febrile symptoms; by stoppagé’ot the head, and, in the firct stages, by watery discharges from the nose, subsequently becoming acrid and yellow, and towards the close ofthe attack becoming bloody and purulent. L have tried Medicines of almost every kind; external ap- plications to the head. such as camphor, gin- ger, hot bandages, and fomentations of hot vinegar; snuffs of some half a dozen kinds, and other catarrhal preparations, together with in- ternal remedies, suoh as alteratives, cathartics andemetics. These have produced no change in the occurrence or character of the disease, and, in most cases, with little or no temporary relief. Ihad come, at length, to believe the disease to be practically beyond either cure or material alleviation. Under these circumstances I was led some five months ago, to make atrial of Dr, Light- hill’s treatment. His method at once eprroyed. itself to my judgment, as simple, philosophi- cal, and likely to be effective. Notwithstand- ing the disadyantages under which he labored, in dealing with a disease of such long stand- ing, aggravated by nervous debility and dys- pepsia, and constantly induced by the acci- dents of my professional labor, I found the treatment reaching the disease as it had never been reached before, and producing such a modification and alleviation of its character. as I had supposed impossinie. 1 chronicle the results thus. Although 1 have been situated several times, so that I should formerly have believed a severe attack of my catarrh inevita- ble, I have escaped thus far; the symptoms of threatened attack have been very light, and have vielded to the remedies employed by Dr. Lighthill, without need of recourse to the old hot fermentations, or emetics; and the dischar- ges from the head have resumed the original and natural condition. I count upona com- pletecure. ThatI have been able, however, to obtain so material a relief is to me a cause of gratitude, In that alone, I am repaid for whatever the treatment may have cost me. I make this statement unsolicited, as ameans of acknowledging my obligations to Dr. Light- Bill's method of treating eatarrh, and witha view to aid any who may have suffered from that disease, in forming @ just opinions of its merits, and its probable utility in their own case. FRrepbk. S. Jews xt, Prof. State Normal School. Albany, N. Y., March 14, 164. Catarrh Cured. From Rer. R. P. Russell, Lynn, Mase. I have been much troubled with Catarrh of the worst type for some twenty years. It gradually grew worse, producing cough and hoarseness, destroying the senge of smell, and breaking down my general health tosuch a degree as to compel me to resign my pastorate, and suspend public speaking. I made diligent uee of the useful remedies. such as snuffs of different kinds, nitrate of silver, tar water, olive tar, and inhalations, but without any salutary effects. Last sam- mer I heard of Dr. Lighthill's successful mode of treating catarrh, visited him, and put my- self under his treatment. I began immediate- ly to improve, and this improvement has gone on to the present time. My catarrh has gradu- ally melted away, my cough has disappeared, my voice has become natural, and lam once more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let me advise all troubled with catarrhal difficul- ties to apply to Dr. Lighbthill. P. R. RUssErt, Lynn, Mass., Feb. 1, 162. Tay 30-co2w LOST AND FOUN L' )ST—At Dr. half stre WATCH, patent 1} hands; gold chain and attached. On one side key was engraved a ev nthe other a bull's eye. A liberal reward will be paid for the delivery of the above THOMAS F. AN RSON, 1t* 161 Sixth street Rey) REWARD—Stolen from the subscriber, $50 living n Potoaac Cross Roads, Mont- Maryland on i gomery County id star in i 3 low under the saddle, trot« above reward for his ination 50 that Tamay get him JAMES R. NORTON. T OO and white COW, giving milk old. Has aeven red spots on he nure stains on her hind quarters; her head and neck have much the appearancr of «steer; two holes midway in her horns, Twill give xo for her recovery as ¢-tray f stolen. jor the appre- hension und conviction of the thief, JOHN G. STAFFORD, je 6-3t* 4. near N street, Island. pp ON SATURDAY, MAY 25TH, 1364. TO a young man who cave the jaime of Chas. Ver- né MAKE, xbout § years old; Io's ack painted bugay, stri tschner, Wilmington, D ney have been left atsor warded at Bt _ A. MUBPHY, Agent. [ost aiiecins through I2th aud H streets, June Sd. Florentine MOSAIC PIN, A reward of $3 (pi2L8 WANTED—Apply at the Revit Bes 3 YY ANTED—& Bickemith’s HELPER. Apply, it No, 55, b t. ger OAS ih etree. We JOHNSON. WANTED Tc GIRLS for dining, at Pennaylyania House, 357 © st: ‘tween 4%: and 6th tree Ree EAD WAITER AND FOUR WAITERS WANT- HAD IMMEDIATELY Apply at the Ularenton otal 2 W4NTEO—is0 SADDLE AND, HARNESS- MAKERS, at Germaria Hotel, C st.. batwern 4S and 6th sts.. on Tuesday evening, June? at] % o'clock, By order of committee, ja. 6-2t” WASTED IMMEDIATELY — Two arst olass Confectionery BAKERS, good wases H and (+ assistant Coee: Apply to T. POT: ech and Nth ste, e Fenue, bet. I ths rt Was TED_By a respectable young man, OE ely TATION as clerk ina grocers store, tome from England. Address H. E., Stat Office, -366-3t" ANTED—A good LAUNDAESS. fora private ,, house, Inquire of Mr. DEMONET, fee. tioner, 159 Penn, avenue, between 17th be ae sheets. je 6-26" WArten—« WOMAN (white) to wash sigpes and make beds, &c. tn uire at the Goslin House, 249 Penn. avenue, between 13th aad efreets. je 6-3t* N AMERICAN LADY WISHES TO ENGAGE ~ a8 seamstrese. Can cut and fit, and do all kinds of sewing. Address P. A.. Star Office. The very best reference can be givén. Je6-3t" Two FIRST-CLASS BARBERS WANTED IM- mediately, at DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair 8to: D and ivth streets, near the avenue, re, Corner je 6-3t* tkmen need apply pply to 2 CE AMBLER: Louisiana avenue, yetreen an V J ANTED—At the Gosling House, a good WAL A, TER; to such $20 a month wages will be given the whole year round. Inquire at the Restaurant, 247 Penn, avenue, bet. 2thand 1thste, je6-3t* 7ANTED TO REN@—An unfurnished HOUSE ina central location. with about ten rooms; water and gas, Address **R .°430 D street. Pos- session any time this mouth. Je 6 eott™ ANTED—A young man( American er German) that understand Cutting Meat te attend in a Grocery and Provision Sto Apply with refer ence to E. H. W.GROSHON, at Bontz & Griffith's. 569 7th street, near I. st” $9 FEE BER — Wanted immediately PJ HOSTLERS. two CARKIAGE DRIVERS CARRIAGE WASHER. be given for good steady men. R ORUIT Je 6-3t* ANTED—By a Northern lady ly understands her busi EKEEPER in a bachelor’> wochildren sone The highest wages will & SON, Georgetown. who thor vm Address * and wher r V 7 ANTED TO BORROW—$1 ears, on the very best realestate security. Address Lock Box 15 Post Office. je 4-3t* Sewing Machi: work Apply 2 447 Penn, avenue ar 3d street. jet [7] ANTED—Oo or before the ist of July, by a y sie, eel family, of Philadelphia, three UNFURNISE D ROOMS, suitable for housekeep- ing. Address “MYLINN:” Box L008 Weshing- ton Post Office, stating location and rent ju t-st* ANTWD—A middle agea WOMAN. to dc gen t housework. Good wages will be given petent woman. Apply at No. 6d La. ave- nue weenéth and 7th ste. je Sut" V J ANTED—A GIRL te do plain cooking. Good wages given. Apply atJ. BROWN’S Restau- coruer Lith street and Penn aye: V TANTED—B spectable Eng! SITUATIC ‘or general housew . at 285 F street, between lith and 15th, trom 3 toS o'clock p.m, je 3-3t SITUATION AS WET NURSE WANTED.— A respectable young widow desiresa situation The best references given. A AS we" morse, at S62 4th street, corner ot G. = 38 \ TANTED—A firet- CONFECTIONER. A ply at No. 97 Bridce street. Georgetown b: Cc imy 31-5t*1 F. FREUND Wnt nt or fifteen WASHERS and JRONERS, at the City Laundry, on lith street, near. Also, one good celored BOY, from 15 to 20 years, ¥. HOTCHKISS, Manager, W ED. —T wish to borrow from 10.000, to besecured by real he amount ; JACKSON, 0. 155 Bridge st., Georgetown, sto adopt a BOY,6 weeks can do so by inquiring at 529 12th street, reet north my 330-1w* NTED. ws a FLUTING! FLUTING! ‘ : WANTED, Every lady in the District to know that I have, at considerable expense, had built a very elegant machine for Fluting or Crimping Dresses, &c. Dressmakersand ethers can have any kind of goods Crim) at short notice, in as 7 style, and as cheap asin any othercity. Ladies, remember this ig the only machine in town, and done at the only place to get stamping done. SS1_ F street, oppo- site Patent Office, Stamping and Machine Stitch- lng Depot. my3 7ANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 LADIES to Embroider on Muelin, Linen and Cambric. To good hands constant work and good wages given. Ladies applying will pleats, bring samples of work. Apply at WM. PRINCE'S Stamping and Machine Stitching Depot, 381 ¥ street, opposite fe Patent Office 50,000 Bapike svANTED TO CALL at 3 | PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 331 F street, cepoaite Patent Office. and get their Stamp- ing, Stitching, Pinking and Embroidery done. As there are other Richards in the field, ladies better leoe suutnat Rey conte koreans as who is ane only practical hand in the city, sure you go to F street, opposite Patent Office. Z mah 4 PERSONAL. N Y WIPE, CATHARINE DEUBEL, HAS LEFT tmy bed and board without my consent, and I hereby request her te return during the next 4 hours; otherwise { will consider myself as di- vorcea from her, and waru all persons not to credit her on my account, ADAM DEUBEL je 4-2t* BOARDING. est cea BOARDING Franklin Row. few seais at fol ers. j 1 OAKDING.— ROOMS FOR RENT—One very large, airy FRONT ROOM, on first floor, handsomely furnished, aud suitable for a family or {wo or more gentlemen. Price in proportion to A good table kept. Also. small ROOM Apply at 395 Eighteenth street, treets, je 6-2t™ N THE COUNTRY, five miles from ina yery pleasant location, For par- quire at the Star Office. je 4-3t* »—One large hyndsomely FURNISHED suitable for t'«« gentlemen, to let with ¥ paid to the person delivering the same to Apply at 138 G street, between 21 514 loth street. Je 4-2t* E 3€4 $5 REWARD —Loet.on the of May, areddish = ‘ eo} COW, with two high horns and very poor, Meck’ MAGIC SODA FOUNT IS NOW The above reward will be paid ff brought to the ready to dispense pure and cold Soda Water corner of 6th and I streets. to his very numerous patrons, jes Sate P, SHAPER, MOORR’S West End Drug Store, YAKEN UP ESTRAY, On the of May, a | _myl0-2w 113 Pa avenue wost 3 black and white BCFFALO COW. The owner is requested to come forward, prove, roperty, pay charges, and take her away. {¥, RILEY, on tne 4 to Teaallytows, about a mile from Beare: 1 at® $1 REWARD.—Siraved or stolen on the tst r of June, « red COW. with a white head and asmall rope sreund ter neck. Gives alittle milk and she is heavy with calf Thefinder will receive the above reward from JOHN SHEA, between 43 and $d streets, on H street. Island. je 4 3t™ $10( REWARD —Was stolen from my bed i room on Hives night, the ad instant, a pair of PANTS and COAT; also $4i5in Treasy notes and papers cf no value to any one but the * owner retur je4-ct* STRA The above reward will be given for the the money aud papers JF KING. Constable ken upestrayon the morning of vi une, @lght bay HORSE, 15:2 hands high, marked with U.S. on flank and 1. CG. on the shoulder; without shoes. supposed.to’ be 6 or 7 years old; ip tolerable good order. The owner will please come forward, prove property and pay charges and take him away. #.¥. EVANS, Je No. 03 jthet., Georgetown, D.C. ee away, On the 2dinst..a ned HORSE, with long tail and mane, The abave reward will be i to DAVID WELSH, on 6th streat, Gand . Je 3-3t* OST —Wednesday, June 1, « small BROWN 4 MARP, fourteen hands bigh:had on a saddle and bridleg white etripe down her forehead. $20 reward will Ly given ifreturned to THOS:@EARY, Jackson Hall Al Je.3-3t* ven if returned siand, between y Livery Stable, )= REWARD for a liver-colored SETTE, $25 DOG, white breast;.1s two years mater will be patd sf brow ht to the C-ty Market, at the corner of I an streets we: ‘fe 3-30" JOHN MOORE, Provision Dealer, AME TO THE PREMIS. OF THE SUB. 4 scriber, on the Ist day of June, a light red W. With white face and white belly, and hada calf last night. baa pale ity come forward, rove property, pay charges, and take her away. Pied te SAOOR TABS. Brightwood Park. Ww H LOST.—A ewall open faced GOLD A WaAtoH, win @oLb UHAEN: : Wednergay evening. June ist, at the Georgetown {iCapitt Urogade is ight at SBT seed ie rouads, J street, bet a and H, the tnder will be analy xe ie 3 w 2 0 REWARD.—Stolen from the arsenal gi $1 yesterday about 12 o’tlock a.m., a dark roan condemned HORSE, biack maneandtail. The ki iieeeienier ire 7 > Drs® © toa Teton of the thiel, SOHN D.K . No, 75 M strect south: OT O8 MISLAID—ONE CURtivIOATS OF G THR CORPORATION OF -W , INGTON BOK 6 00 tod Sey: See = naae” 5 Ae ane Mi. Carr i. Trastecde Aes ifesta of Stock of Ooi one Eg r interest payable semi-annn il i: , inthe same names, Notice dc ‘hat appli, feet Apne s. ation will be mate for the renewal ofthe same a She Begister’a Office te L-eost! FING FELT! Ree eoorikG cEMENTI THOMAS FAHEY, Cones lorH St. West AND THK CanaL, Washincton, D.C. Being the only agent in this city for Roofing Feit and Roofing Cement from an old established tirm, can afford tosellthe above articles at the very lowest prices. i a Roofers snd those engaged inthe business are requested to cull and see for themselves, having a large stock of the above uamed articles always on hand. my 30-1m We HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM ECBUPE alarge lot of the finest Italian Violin Strings that haveever been brought to this country, Also, one very fine old Stainer Vie lin, and severa! others of a superior quality. The Strings are all manufactured to our order, im pres- ence cf one of our firm, of the best material during the winter season, and are warranted to be true vandof great strength, Wholesale and retail at he Music Store of WG. METZERCTT. mysl Corner of llth street and Pa. avenue. 486 PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Different sinesand celes Picture Cord and Tas- i alls, jee Bele, Bing®: SM ARERITER'S, 486 7th strect, Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Terme cash. ap 29-Lmift_ WINDOW SHADES. Different colors and sizes Window Shades in store. Any required style or size Shade made to order,at J. MARKRITER'S, 456 7th street, Fight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Terme cash. &p 29-1mif* (OR SALE-—Seversi very elegantly finished rench COUPERS. Aisc, a number of BRETTS or OPEN BAROUCHES for) four persous inside. + ‘ These Carriages are finished in the most superb manner, and would eutt either for pyivate use or La for public conversicel TINGER & HUNTER, Corner of Howard and Franklin streets, 12-1m” \timore my EE eee IMB! LIME!—I am now prepared L0G! DG burned POTOMAG LIME oe? from my new Flame Kiln, without coming t. with, the fuel. contac ae . D, CASTLEMAN, Etna Li in, ap aoa" cases Pa. av. and Ro, mOreck Bite. “4 BaAzearss IN MILLINERY ‘ , AND CHILDREN’ SFANCY HATS, at THE z NEW YORK ESTABLISHMENT, @No. 4 Market Space, second deog from 9th street. * Having » large and extensive Stock of Goods, and dosous cf re@lucing it before the co the asoa, the prices will be marked down much elow their arigittal value, Poni jes will now have the epportunity of pur- t, stylish Ronnat for the hiad chasing an elegan Price fay woul? "pay for an inferior one | ere, F i ith every novelty of the PO ad complete, wit every tay ifs" | | | adjoining Ford's Theater. AUCTION SALES, NT—A large STORE; gova location for Fer other Auction Sales see first p: gryor ice creamsaioon, Iaquiteat | THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MO! 5s Wheeler & Wilson SKWING | EP¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers, AGHLH. “Abe'y sho. 416 & ntzeaty te- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE OP A THREE pas Sa cs GENTLEMEN DESIRING NEWLY FUR Ts H AM A NETWREN POURTA X nished and neat ROOMS or euitsct ROOMS, | Fiera AAS NORTH AT AUOTION witha iyate family, may apply with references at THORSDAY thert dey of June, x6 o'clock, I eet, between G and H je 4-3t P.M , we Shall eoll, i: front of the premises, 7, 397 Pa. avene, betwee of Let 11 in Square No, 516, with a aparly new built eps ste. oot location foi any business. rte pd Sales moameatns ung @ rooms. venue, y * Broly tc Rae Ss Ay Dae aks (g04 ES iss nue rags cash. a the city my.2-< GRE‘n & WILLIAMS, Aucts. SF THE ABOVE 8a7e 1g pasTPONED ON count of the tetm ont Npsk- te fase came Beur gore Mtl MONDA; tag git Qpe-hs.it cash; balance in 6 and 12 montha Terms: = yo notes Gearing interest, secured by @ deed of FOF RENTH¥ rom Sune iat to October Ist, IBD, a nicely furnished HOUSE. of eight room:. Terms moderate. Location central and pleasant, ear ee required, Inquire at this office. je 6 st* FoR BENT—Teo BRICK HOUSES, ¢ room in | ‘each House, situated on P street, between éth } ‘and Sth north. Good reference will be required . Hypiy be SHOMAS HOLLIDOE. corver Rand s | fl cure REAP TMT RAR Aa streets. i = - FCRxE ED HOUSE FOR RENT, or housé for ¥ JAS, C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, rent and furniture for sale. The house is No, ‘STC - Sasstreet Tt is ope of the very best and mort | SANDSQME THREE ee Ok commodious in the city, and is furnished through- BUILDING, AT PUBLIO SALE. outin northern style, For particulars igquire on { . On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 6, até ’ the premises. Je 6-lw* premises, we shall sell Let No B, leet om the south on in 8quare No. 456, fronting 20 R ice a TILDING 5 FROM 990 For, oe pe Tots FROM in | side of F street north, between Bixth and Seventh mare No. Raq .¥ ont , betwi 4 etreets west and running bac! feet 8% inches, streets; and ei ht desirsbie Lots in jaded sort with a two foot ‘alley. te boned to common with of Rquare No.4, on Vermont avenue, between § | the adjoining petty. so ae by @ handsome Streets, will be sold Mew and on easy terms, | three story brick ne, With two story brick back Prt? wand Kent. N° "1 PCOGeE Tee | Read fare tates be converted tees. Une Shes Det, Heth and 15th ste. eae roughout the house, with hydrant in the yard *IB8T-CLA8S HOUSE FOR RENT, PARTLY » XURNISHED.—The spacious and modern built HOUSE, No. 237 Bridge street, Georgetown, for the summer months. Persons not desiring the whole house can obtain suites of arses and A eat eR , &e. The property is the third house east of Sixth street, and is numbered 429. Terme : One half cash; the remainder in six and be secntha. with interest, secures a deed of st 01 remises, GQonverances coat tie cost of the purchaser. _jel-d 7 Oo. McGUIRE & O., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TWQ TWO-STORY BRIOK HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUCTION . A’ A Qn MONDAY, the 6th of June. até o'clock. cious apartments, furnished with y on the premises, or to F. W. JONES. Esq., At- torneyat Law, BRICK STABLE and CARRIAGE (OU8E al-o for rent. Apply immediately. before, le of Fuinitare. je « HHOTOGRAPH AND AMBROTYP. FOR RENT. For rent, one of the largest and best located Gal- leries in Washington, with all the modern im- provements. Neue but first-class artists of high Pema ay On ee eres a Saat tones = reputation inthe art need apply. This is a rare runing back 90 fest deep. oor h . i. enonee fore ood eu erectic uperator with some capital, ly on the premises to ss = By BELLEW & CO., 510 7th street. 3 doors south of Odd Vellows’ Hall. Terms cath, first month in advance. je 6-tt P: SANT ROOMS AND BOARD can be had at 92 Penn. avenue, betwee! and 224 sta., at reasonat AA 45th FVOR B n house No. 484 iith street, be- tween E and F,a ROOM 2) feet front by 2) deep, with three large windows. Will not be rented for ty sixth street. between M ard Pennsylvania ave- A geod Brick with all the modern improve- men’ Terms: One-half cash, balance in six, and twelve months, for notes bearing interest. Deed given and « deed of trust taken. au conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost e pur ir. end GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y WM.L WALL & CO., Auctioneers, THE STOUK OF A FURNITURE DEALER AT UOCTION. 2 lodging room, je 4 3t" age ia oN i }ROCERY AND Llgt E FOR SALE On TUESDA ORNING, Jane 7, commenci: fad HOUSE for ren at Noe 38 re reet, | 8t 10 o’olock, we will sell at Btore No. 485, Tent street, between the Avenue and E street, the entire stock ofa dealer having to give up the house, com- sisting— Dres: ing and Plain Bureaus, Marble top tideboard, Cottage. French and other Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Boisters and Pillows, Marbie-top, Plsinand other Tables, _ Bofas. Lounges, Rockers and other Chairs heryware. Glassware, Hardware, Ac between Land M. ea WM, SCHULZE. OR SALE—The three-story and basement Brick HOUtE, No. 371 i rets, contain d i wi BE SOLD A_BARGAIN—THE NEW JERSEY RESTAURANT, on F «treet, be- tween 21st and 22d, The house contains five rooms, 00 xt : all for $600, Inquire at With avariety of other goods unneccasary te Tapes: ea cha taal use eis jects enumerate, all of which will be peremptorily sold. Fur SALE—Tw PRINTING PRESSES, one en- pares caet W.L. WALL & CO., Avete tirely new, and the other very li 5 Reda 8 5 re be sold chexp for cash. Apply at 179. gcreet, between Yih aad 10th, opposite 3mi I tute. i | (ee Ee ROOMS TO RENT, to gentiemen, with or without board, in a large, pleasant house. possessing the advantages of a city and country residence. Cars pasa the cor. Terms riaoderate. Apply immediately at the corner of Mth and S streets je 4-3t* Boe RENT—A FARE CHANCE. A new FRAME HOUSE containing 7 rooms, situated ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, AUCTION SALF OF CHAMBER FURNITURE AT NO.i91 EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN D AND PENNAYLVANTA AVENUE. On TUE‘DAY MORNING. June 7th, comm cing at 10 o’clock, we sbalt sell the Farniture tire of tuesecond and third floor and atticas ebore, consisting of— Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Rocking and other Chairs, Centre and Chamber Tables and Covers, in the First Ward. now one of the beet locationsin | Mantle Clocks and Ornaments, that Ward for arestaurant and tavern. Inquire | Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Bolsters, No. 457 13th street, between E and F streets.at | Sheets, Blankets, Comforts, Pillow Cases, Spreada, at To‘cleck. aeteen. je 4-IW (OR RENT—A large BRICK WAREHOUSE and STABLE, containing four stalls, on north B street, between 6th and 7th. esession given im- Carpet, Oilcioth, Washstands, Tol let Ware. Stoves, Ac. h, ime J. ©, MCGUIRE & Co., Aucte. dts mediately. Inqnire of GRAY & WILLIAMS, At- — = terneys-at-Law, No, 432 Peuu, avenue, between BY J.C, McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, 4°, and st je ast _— OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE on 433 street Island, containing six rooms, having just been thoroughly and handsomely repaired. It is also on one of the most growing business streets in the city. The lewer floor can be used asastore. In- quireat No. 457 lth etreet, between E and F sts., at lo’clock, je 4-30" Fo RENT—One large. nicely furnished PAR- LOR, and two large SLEEPING ROOMS ad- i ng ia addition with a BASEMENT, with con- yeuieuces for housekeeping. Location near the 06 tol, and within half a square from the city tailroad. 318 north B street, Capitol Hill. OULD BE RENTED FOR A PERIOD OF three months, to a careful tenant, without ‘small children. a neatly FORNISHED and desirable HOUSE, in th y of the Patent Office, cen- trally and pleasantly located. None other but a te funnily w 2 to oecupy same. and not sub- . or having boarders, nee apply. Possessien » in two weeks from date. Premises No. 404 ghth strect west, between G and H. je 4-tt U NFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, ina most desirable location. Apply 525 H street, be- tween 6th and7th, je 3 3t* GOR KENT —A large pleasant ROOM, with UT ROAD, st 498 E street, between 24 and si streets, 2 3-3t OR SALE.—A RESTAURANT, with a lease for five years, Rent $25 per month, Inquire at No. 56 Louisana avenue,orat No, 492 lth street je 3-5t™ OOMS FOR RENT.—One FURNISHED ROOM. suitable for two gentlemen; three ROOMS on third fioor; at No. 471 9th street, between E and FE (ie 3-3t" | ROYAL FE, MILLER, ‘OR RENT—Three or four UNFURNISHED ROOMB: aleo, Furnished Rooms, Terms mod+ state Apply at No. 22 22d street, between G an je $-3' SMALL BRICK DWELLING HOUSRK ANDLOT O! T STRB Ww B IN THIRTE STR. EST is TWEEN L STREBT AND MASSAOHUSETTS AVENUE, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jane 8th at 64: o’c.ock, on the premises, we shall sell subdivision Dof Lot No, 26. Square No. 217, fronting 233 feet om Thirteenth street. between L strest and a setts avenue, running back 224 feet 452 inches te an alley, improved by asnug TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSS, with neat tlower garden im front, The Jocation is excelient,and the prop- erty yery desirable as a residence for a small fam- “Torna: One-third cash; the remsinder in six oud teeles months with interest, secured bya deed ° rust, Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. east. J.C, MOGUIRE & O0.. Aucta. Y¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & GO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE VACANT LOTS ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 6TH AND7TH STRBETS WE8T. AND 6TH 8TREET WEST, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS NORTH, On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 13th, at 6 o'clock. on the premises, we will seil,the easterm part of Lot No. 7, in Square No. 450, fronting 34feet on the nor-h side of New York avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets west, and running back 115 feet. to be divided into two Lots of 17 feet fromt each IMMEDIATELY AFTER, _ Part of Lot No. 21, and the whole of Lot No. 22, in Square No. 449, divided into five Lots, front! each 16 feet 7 inches on the wast side of Sixth st west, between L and M streets north, and running back 116 feet to a 25 foot alley. Terms: One-third cash, the remainder in and twelye months, with interest, secured bya of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamp: at the cost of the pur- baser. wheed J.0. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucts. Y¥ J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EXCELLENT FURNITURE _AND HOUSEHI EFFECTS AT AUCTION. bd ag On THURSDAY MORNING, June 9, at 10 o'clock, at No. 441 Eleventh strect, between G and H ats., we shallaeil.tke Furniture and Effects of a gen- ueman declining housekeeping Comprising » by thon, Jackson, Door and Junan count consin, on reasonable terms, Appl 8. W. corner gistand Hsts. [myJ-6t*| D.O. KNIGHT. WOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, at No, 31 Hetreet. between 6th and7th. Also,a ROOM on first door, suitable for an office, with sleeping apartment adjoining. i je3-1w* OK RENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, on 17th street. between K and L; suitable fora small family, being inaquiet and pleasant loca tion, Apply as above. Je 3-3t* OR SALE—A PORTABLE HOCSR, built fora Photograph Gallery; 24 feet long and 12 feet os Superior Rosewood Case Piano For krantz. 7 Excellent Mahogany Hair Spring Seat Sofa, Arm and Ferlae Chairs, Marble-top, Centre, and other Tables, Oak and Walnut Damask-covered Basy Chairs, Whatnot, Btagere. with Dest, wide, witha large sky-light. Suitable also for a | Brussels and Ingrein Carpets, futler Apply fo JOHNS. DUTROW, No. 1 Window Shades, Rugs, and Mats, King street, Alexartria, Va. Je 3-1w* Extensive Dining Table, Sideboard, Cane Seat Chairs Lounge, China, Glass, and Crockery Ware Bronzed Iron Hat- Rack. Oil-Cloth, Stair Carpets, Rods and Eyes, x Bolid Oak, Marble-top Cottage Sulte, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstancs, Mattresses, Bolsters, aud Pillows, Clocks, Vasee. Toilet Setts, Gook adiator, and other Stoves, Together with many other artic! Fo RENT—Handeomely FURNISHED PAR- LOR and CHAMBER, on the first floor, with the use of the kitchen, Also, other furnished rooms, at 339, corner of I8th and K streets. Terms moderate. Je 3-3t* OR SALE—The LEASEHOLD of a Store, with Fixtures, and two rooms up stairs, with’a fine yard attache The location is one of the best in ashington. For particulars call on CHARLES cles esséntial te WALTER, 397 Datreet, opposite City Hall. hourekeeping, dg iie3t? Terms cash. RE OR SALE—The TOOK and LEASE of a val- | i*.6¢ J.C. MoGUIRBE & OO., Aucte, uable Produce Store. inthe best location in thecity. Termscash. None need apply who wish to purchase on any ctherterma, The best reasons given foreelling. For particulars address Box 10 city post office, je 3-3t STORE BOOM FOR RENT—In building No. 400 SD ctreet north, between 6th and 7th streets, Inquire on the premises je 2-4t* (OR RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE. containin: fiye rooms, situated on the corner of 6th and streets, Capitol Hill, Also, the FURNITURE for tale, Apply at J. BROWN’S Restaurant, corner 13th street and Penn. avenue. ie 2-lw* 0 LET—A handsomely furnished HOUSE, in the First Ward. The whole. or in suites. Pos- yn given the Ist of July, Inquire at Star Of- fice, or addrese Mr, EVER, Georgetown Post Of- fier. Also, four large PARLORS, for Government officea, my 23-Im* Roexs FOR RENT.—Comfortable and well- furnished Rooms at 450 12th street, between Gand sts. The location is one of the most de- sirable in the city. my 24-tf Foor SALE.—16,000 cask will purchase tho stock, fixtures and furniture (with six years lease at a nominalrent) ofa FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, in Washington, D, G., conteiping forty rooms, This estabilehment, is conducted on the Kuropean plan, and is thoroughly stocked and furnished with every modern couvenience. Location the best in Washing- ton, with an extensive pyn tronage. Call or address TCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers. §. E, corner Penn, ave, and 15th st., my 23-Im Washington, D.C ORAREN T— During the eummet, 8 FURNISHED HOt folly locate ¥ J.C. McGUIBE & CO , Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF VACANT LOTS BE- aONGING: TO ST. VINCENT’S ORPHAN ASY- enty-one desirabie vacant Lots, ia Square No, 2il, fronting respectively on Four- teenth street, west side, at the corner of Bhode Is- Jand avenue. and on Rhode Island avenue, betweem Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. These Lots are finely located in a healthy and fast improving psrt of the city, with the Rivantenes of gas, Potomac water, and a city pars-nger railroad. Dy IMMEDIATRLY AFTER. Lots 13 and 14. in Square No. 197, fronting togeth- er 16 feet 9 inches on Sixteenth street, between L ots <9 and 3, fronting toge’ on eenth peep cay eae ord streets north, i )- foo . “The lattes will be sud divided into small Build. ing Lots 11 belong to St, Vincent’s Orphan ape SoM tle: to which are directly pA god Government. |. . One-third in cash; the remainder in and twa Tuoutha, with interest, ecoured by adeod ” u e premises, POonren ances aaa stamps at the cost ofthe purcha- ser =, 7 KPT prevent irresponsible mein J a parmions oh lot will be required at time ofsale. of Pen earh 1° Tl0. MCGUIRE & OO., Aucta, ” ¥ J: 0. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, UNRESERVED SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN s QUARE 447, FRON USK, delightfully located; No. 143 Wasa | EEOENTED draukr WiST AND NOBTE ington street. Geergetown, containing 12 rooms. AND UO 8TREBTS. Refer nces required. my [9-eo6t On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at F% SALE—A beautifully. located BRICK | 6o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell for account 8x32, ef 3 and passage; lot | of &t Vincent’s Orphan Asylum, the follow: x0 te ae une “Tehmediate posseasion—only valuable vacant Lots in Square No. 447, viz: 0005 fags if Sle soe 60 feet on street weet, be- 5,000 feet of Ground, fronting on Pa, avenue, | tween N and O streets north, and running back Is feet to a 25 feet alley Lots 14, 15 and li, fronting each 51 feet on no! o patie oe ves a eevee west, ragnipy 1185 fect to 8 90 feet alley. LotS, fronting 61 feet on north N street, between 6th and 7th streets west, running back 195 feet te for lease for ten year. Real Estate Brokers, my es bib atta Pa. av and lth st. (OR SALE—With, immediate possession, PROPERTY fronting 66 feet on B street, by 140 deep. Improvements, & large double-wing Wa) feat alder j ttage, 10 rooms; three smail-buildings in the ee : te 2 Fetzy good fenoine, garden, fruit trees, &c.; for SL areanose Will be divided into good sized Build: BF” Titles all di from the Government, Terms Ooe-th isd cooks the remainder in Sand ‘TCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, er in Gan’ my hie ‘southeast cor. Pa. av. and isth st. Poss ; e reeet ee ee Les LET—For the ir, w first-class HOUSE, 2 Teena s Teettact erncbed pita tices Wang. An’ | beeedearat sia stampr tthe cott of ths par y at Cottage Market, 091 street. my ISieotf | charare. irresponsible bidding, a — wT vent at <. FOR ARNT batBibbaclows Betetie inTiie | meat q'gRTsp ash ov wit be Fequited ak lontgomer; 8 0 a uveiniaa Ecenon pe eeTUe DE | Sa 1.0. MOOUIRE& 00, Aue, of June next, For térmé, &c., apply on the prem- = ise’ Praptrasis i! ah Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncera, BALBOF A BUILDING LOT Aarons SO UIAN OTE ANE ALR LPOBA’ ‘WASHINGTON ORPORATIONON TAWENSURS £% PER Ly The eubscribers have @n'bale Corporation of | TION. : — Washington Bin res cut Quarterly ter. Ke, On THURSDAY, the 9th igptant. até Snes) - ndred @ollare or a ae hall sell. in front of premises, Lot 29, ! pa ay ofthis eis a ae oo, in'au vision of Square oe 4 @ : whi revenue" ¢ | Terms: One-halfin at e remainder in4 or ane oa ont sis ‘eat anna J hedzed ‘4 ‘ a twelve months, secured ee adeed of trast - i one 8. ve © 8 Ee A fs if i apm atcing: yaneing and revéoue stamps at the oost pre: itocks All co’ the beat secur: e country. - AM MOGUIRE & 00.. of the purchaser, my9-eolm Auctionand Ogatniesion Herchanta jet ? GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.