Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1864, Page 1

P TWO FRAME HOU a IN FIP’ 4 sane ie ER i STR: NORTH. Pa: to pointed of fhe be Pane reme Court ofthe Columbia, sitting in auity made and the cause, No. 213, wherein Martha ames and Thomas Goodin, George. 2 artha Owens are complainants, and Mery xecutrix of the last will and testament of bh Goodin, deceased, defendant, T snall tosell,onthe premises,on the bi day of the said Elizabeth held or had thetime of herjeath, of, in, and to at of Lot sixteen, (16, Lopfeventcen, (17.) and part of Lot eighteen, {is} in Auare 451,/in ths plan of the city of Washing. lof, together with the improvements thereon, ¢on- ir g of two frame houses in good condition. he property is situated on Fifth street west, be- een N acd © streets north. Termscasb. All conveyances to bes repared un- Jer the direction of the soliciter in the cause, at the expense of the purchaser, Revenue stamps to ‘be also paid for by the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days thereafter, the execatrix reserves the right to re-sell the property, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on one week’s notice 1p the National Anteltigenter: E: trix of Eli beth Goon des ased, ‘reeutriz © i) i ece: T.M Bt UNT, Solicitor. 52 ey J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE. In porsuance of a decrees of the Supreme Courtof the District of Columbia, rendered in special term, on the léth day of May. 1864, in a cause in chancer No. ¢*,im which Samue) V. Btillings, Elizabeth 2. Avgel_and John T . Angel are complainants, and Saran V. Besultos Laura A. BSliings, George 8. byt mith, math, Joseph id Com- fouers, amet and appointed im said decree, will fell. upon the premises. hereinatter described, by Public Auction, to the Bishas: bidder, at6o’clk, p.m., onthe Third day of June. 1864, the following ee perty. to wit: Part of 8qaare numbered 9%, i hington City, beginnizg for the samea on the south ling of said Square. on Irstreet south, atthedi ce of 76 feet from the southeast corner ofsaid Square, aod running thence west i feet, north 75 feet, east 25 feet, south 75: feet to ginning, containing a two-story attic cea ae moent Brick House; and also, pers of Lot No, 2, in the same Square, begimning for the said part on . Street, 101 feet from the southeast corner Cees and running thence north 75 feet, t 20 feet, thence south 76 feet, tosouth L thence street, thence east with said street 20 feet to th: beginning, containing a one-story-and-a- half an: basement Frame House, upon the following terms, to wit one bird cash, or withim ten days after fale. one-t at six months, and the other third at twelve months from the day of sale, ,» With inter- est from day ofgale, the purchaser to give motes for the deferred payments, secured by a deed of tre pon the property, and the purchaser to pay for stamps avd all conveyancing; and in case of uaphance with the terms of sale, the prope aa co bere-sold at uo ae of the purchaser, HN H. PEAKE, e JAMES RHOUES, JAMES H. eek E.0. SAND REON. ymmissioners, my it+-eokds GREEN & WILLTAMS. Aucts. Be THE ABOVE ALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY e honr and place. joners order ie 4 « GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anucts. ¥ J. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, Apia VACANT Li LOTS ON NBW_ YORK VENUE. BETWEEN 6TH AND7THSTRBETS In pursuance of a decree of th of the District of Columbi made and entered in the case No 226, wherein W. Heory Farrar, Edward Thomas Far rs Jacob L. Bright, and Anna Elizabeth, his wife. formerly Anna Flizaheth Farrar, and Frances Farrar by her Rext friend are complali ley, executor of the |: Mary Farrar, decease proceed to sell, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, Mine sth day of June next, at6 o'clock, p. m.. ail the es- Siear pt tie. interest, claim, and demand of whic! in and to a certain piece or parcell o! situate, and being in the city of Washington, and known and distinguished on the plan of said. city as Lot number twepty-six, (25) in Square or Reser- vation A, together with the improvements there- on. consisting of two frame houses and appurten- ances, The said property ir situated on the south side of Pennsy' vania avenue between Third and Four and- a-halfstreets west. Terms : One-third cash; and thé residue in equal instalments, psyable respectively in three. six, nine, and twelve months, with interest. Thea de- ferred payments to be secured by ® deed in trust on the premises. The cost cf canveyancing, including the price of revenue stamps, to be at the Ca ieee of the pur- chaser, and the conveyances to direction of the Boltettor in the cause XXIII. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. CHANORRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- IN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. jupreme Court citting in Equity, nants. and Joseph F, Kel- wiil and testament of efendant. I shall ary Farrar died seized and Passer of, ving, e prepared under Executor of M F. Lat par a. e of Mar 8 T,M. BLovsr, Solicitor. canna ails p83 my,28-eod&ds' GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, poli y vi subscriber. bearing date the 9th day of March, w . AND 6TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN L AND M STREECS NORTH. os MOND: AY AFTERNOON. June Isth, at 6 ovel om the premises, we will sell. the e: part of Lot No.) in Square No. 45), fronting 3sfeet €n the nor-h side of New York avenue, between on ani Seventh streets west. and running back a ests o be divided into two Lots of 17 feet front © IMMEDIATELY APPER _ Part of Lot No. id the whole of Lot No. 22, Squave No. 449. “divided into five Lots, frontin, hb 16 feet 7 inches on the wast side of Sixth etree x st, between L and Mstrects north, and running k feet to a 25 foot alley 5 Terms: One-third cash, the remainder in six Sod twe!ve months, with interest, secured bya deed Of trust on the prem Conveyances and ses. es amps at the cost of the pur- pe.8 -d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Austs. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL B3- eae TATE, of, adecree of the Bupreme Court of el ss trict of Columbia, dated on the 21st of May, 1863. passed in a certain cause (No, 1,%)) eaniaet in said court, betwesn Joseph RK. Cassin, trustee, complainant, and John Wil ioe defend- he undersigned trustee will, on FRIDAY h day of June, A. D. 1334, at six o’clock e front of the premises, proceed to sell all of ground situate in thecity of Washing- od District of Columbia, known and desig- i aslot numbered 16 in square numbered 5; e east neven feet eight inches front of io nLered 15, in ssi¢ square, together with the im- an ovements on said lot and part of lot, consisting of a large three story brick dwelling honse. (being 2 portion of the bese estate of the late Commodore Etephen Cassi This proper’ oan ituated om North K street, be- tween 2th and 27th atreets west, fronting 57 feet and ¢ inches on K atreet, and ext#nding back with that uniform width, (57 feet 3 inches) 109 0 inches to a public alley. The terms of the saleare: One-third cash; the balance to be paid in two equal instalments, at six ane * welve months from the day of sale; said bal- imterest from the day of sale,and the hereof to be secuted by the bonds of the haser or purehasers, with surety to be ap- ed by the trustee, f the terms of sale ba not complied with witbin from the day of sale the trustee reserves ore-sell the property, at the risk and the defaulting purchaser, by advertising such re-sale three times in Some one or more daily bewspapers published in the city of Washington. All conveyancing and panes at the cost of the rchaser, SK rustee. my %-Stawkds G N& WILLIAMS. Aucts, J.C, MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S reg OF VALUABLE VACANT .OT8 ON THE ISLAND. On SATU RD: AY AFTERNOON, Juce lth, at 6 o’clock, onthe sreniiesd by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Bitting in chancery. psssed on the jd day of May. A. D. 1864, | shaliaellat Public Auction. Lots Nos, £9, 70. 71, 72, and 73, in Square No. 52, fronting eadh 25 feet on the west side of Four-and-a-half street, betw south M and N streets, running back 15) feet to a 3) feet alley. LSO, Lots N: and partof Lot No. 5, in Square No. 498, fronting on south @ street, between Four- and-a- half street and Sixth street west. Terms cash. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days after the sale. the Trustee reserves the right to re-sell at the risk and expense of the defaulting we oueeere t the cost, Uns urchase conveyances & ° purchaser. x T. EDWARD CLARK, Trustee. my.2-Jawkds J.C. MecUInE & CO., Aucta. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, EXECUTOR’SSALEor V VALUABLE IMPROVED ERore RTY ON FOUB- a 4-HALF STREET, TWEEN rarest a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES, A pauea ON. On FRID. TERNOON With instant, at 5 o’clock, we Bi at in front of the premises. the Lot 12, Square A, pfronking eet alf street, and running a 2 feet alle: improved by fronting on and-a- half street. da Brick Stable on the Terms: One-third in cash; the balance in 6, 32 and 15 months, with interest, secured by a deed of truston the premises. ‘All conveyancing and stamps at the expemse of purchaser eT ER QDONOGHUR, Exeextort je 2. ALL & CO., Aucts, B* J.C, woo. = a0, Auctioneers, STEBS’ SA P_VALUABLE REAL E8- eh TATE-—B' ick HOUSE AND virtue of a decree of the ppl en ofthe Dis’ “apn of Columbia, sitting in Chancery, ed. on the 9th dayof May, A. D., wherein Edwin C. Mor and praiter Cox, rustees, were com- piainanta, and Susan G. Walker etal., defendants, ‘we will sell, the following described Real Estate and the im provements thereon, namely, Lot No. 20, in Square No. one hundred ad seventeen, (i7,) ements ingen. consisting oc rick Owelling House on stree' ween a sad She in the City of Washington. District of Columbia, op the premises, MONDAY, 13th day of o’cloc! Fike Berns of sale will be, one-third cash, balance in 6. 12, and 18 months, bearing interest,’ and ie cured to the satisfaction of ‘the Trasteor” eamgrehe vers will have the Eon “GoneaNe my.19-Saw& ds Pid é ROG UIRM 4 el Aucts, UCTION SALE OF OONDEMNED HORSES, antMet, GavaLay BorRiv, Wan prick BOF Cur ny Quasranussren, { ‘Will be sold at pablic auction, to Bo ki Riche bia- day, May 12th,” nteevitey 13th, . May ah, =o oth, ugar J June 100) hovaae rat Gettysburg. and Tm Two ry thi teed eet en it ad cavalry ee of the United Stal tates Mon road and tarma purposes many good bargains may be bad. 1 be sold singly. Bore eit atl) a. mand continue daily antil - Cavalry or LB OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES. Ss ‘ aif eis Fo se Sant Dede S be #0 ie auction, at the say a $ WED PP janet, S854 and.on WED: eo ae: 18 4, alot o! it hie service. copes tt ataramaet fend Sale to commence at }00 PO sentortriiah gs i aaraers. sete. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. by vie yl OF BAR FIXTURES. STAGE, | AND STAGESCENERY AND FIXTURES, AND LEASE AT AUCTION. Cn WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of June, A. D. til o’clock,a.m., we #hall sell, at ** Metro- Hall, Tius of adeed of trust to re , 1864, and recorded in Liber N.C No. 35. folic 63 to 65.'one of the land records of the District of Colum! The Chairs, Chandaliers, one Piano Forte, one large and one small Stove. one Clock. together with all the right, title and estate of Garanee & Co., inand to the Same as assignees of a lea! Terms cash, SOHN. MICHEL. Trustee. 2-4 ori the following described propert: and Bar Fixtures, two hundred ‘and fifty ge and Stage Scenery, Gas Fixtares,and EN & WILLIAMS, Anets. EN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY V ALUABLE BUILDING I LOTS NEARTHE On WEDNESDAY, the sth lostant. Wwe shall sell, on the premises at 6 o'clock p. m — 8ix hand:ome Building Lots, in Square No. 687, it being the Square immediately north of the east Capitol cround; Lots 3 and J. which front the Capito) ground; Lots li, 15, 20, 21. and 22, front- ing On Borth B, between Delaware avenue and Ass ace ee east, one of which is at the corner of st stree Tt is deemed unpecesrary to say anything further mumendation of the above described property, as it is weil known to be the most beautiful and de- sirable building siter now for eale in Washington, The sale will commence on Lot No. 2. ‘erms: Qne- third cath; the remainder insix and twelve months, the purchaser to give notes for the eres payments, bearing interest from dav of A deed given end & deed of trust taken. All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. je2-a “GREEN & WIMLIAMS, Aucts. Lots }3.and 14 in Square N er 106 feet 9 and M.and running back toa Lots 29 and 39. front’ tin on Fifteenth street, between L and M streets north, and running back to a 3)-foot alley. The latter will be sub divided into amall Build- ing Lots These Lots all belong to St. Vincent's Orphan O street. between 6th running back 185 feet to a §0 feet alley. Lot 3, fronting] feet on north N street, between | 6th and 7th atreets west, running back 155 feet to | a 3) feet alley. The above will be divided into good sized Build- ire ae Titles all ditectly from the Government. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 an! 22 months, with interes}, secured by a deed of trus on the preinises. Conveyances and stamps at the cust of the pur- chasers. MF To prevent irresponsille bidding, a pay- ment of $20 on each Jot will be required at the time of sale. je 6-d .C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BRr oC: MeGUIRE & 00 | Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF VACANT LOTS BR- LONGING TO ST. VINCENT’S ORPHAN ASY- L On TUESDAY AfTERNOON, June Ii, at Go'clk, Of The promisss, commencing with the first named, we shall sell, twenty-one desirable vacant Lots, in Square No, 2, fronting respectively on Four- teenth street, west side. at the corner of Rhode Is- land avenue, and on Rhotte Isla Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. These Lots are finely located in a healthy and fast improving part ofthe city. with the advantages of gas, Poto:nac water, and a city pats-nger railroad. d avenue, between IMMEDIATBL §TER 97, fronting togeth- inches on Sixteenth street, between L alley, and for g together 106 feet 9 inches m, the titles to which are directly from the sy Government. Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyancesand stamps at the cost of the parcha- wer. &7-To prevent irresponsible bidding, a payment of 22 on each lot eat be required at ti -ie6-d .O. MCGUIRE & ECO. Aucte, @ ofsale. ORRESERY ED SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT SEVENTH STREET WEST AND NORTH N AND O STREET: On WEDNESD. ay AFTERNOON, June 15th, at Go'clock, on the premises, we shall sell for account of &t Vincent’s Orphan Asylum, the following Valuable vacant Lots in Square No. 447, viz: Lotl0 fronting 6) feet on 7th street west, be- tween N and O streets north,and running back 116 | feet to a25 feet alley Lots 15, 15 and 1s, fronting eacb 61 feet on north apd 7th streets west,and | UARE 4147, FRONTINGON Y GREEN & enitaee Auctioncers. BALBOF AP A PotniEe } LOT ON VIRGINIA AVE- WEEN THIRD AND FOUR. AND A- Bay STREETS ON THE ISLAND, AT AUC- On THURSDAY, the 9th instant, at 6 o'clock p. Bai. wo eee Sell, in frontof the premises, Lot 2, in su Terms: One-half in casb, the remainder in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All FORKS? SECS and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser jet GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. vision of Square street, with afront of to the said 14-feet al wide op the north side LS ee entire depth. Let 1, lying between ssié 'o! yo two-s or Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON Oe STREET ree Oe One LAND M STREETS SOUTH, A’ On TUESDAY. the lith instant, we shall offer for sale. on the premises, at 60 "clock Pp m., the foliow- handsome Building Lota, ¥ bois Wand 12, in the aubdivisign of Square north ° No. 748, Lot 10 fronts on said L street 24 feat 3 inches, running back about 176 feet to a 14-feet al- ley and having an alley on the south side 8 feet je the entire depth. Loti2 frontson the same fect 7 inches, running back » and having an alley 8 feet l0and 12,im, eoret y brick dwelling house, owned . Grinder Terms: One third cash, the balanee in six and twelve months, with interest, A deed given and a deed of trust taken, Title indisputable. Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by pur- one eok da GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Tween HARUARLE BUILDING LOTS ON JERSEY AVENUE AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY the 9th instant, at 6 o’clock,p. Ps re shall sell in front of th remises— ta. each 25 feet front, being the south part of corner Lot 17, in Square 693, near the United States Conse ney umes Blaghe len Pact “and some 10 Lots in said Squares 738 and 740 not fronting on the avenue. 738 and 740, opposite the Old first named two lots are but afew steps south e Capitol, and the other lotsare at conveni- wn distances from both the Capitol and Navy Tre sale will begi ‘ith th the first named lots, ‘Terms: One-thir 3 the remainder in six months, with motes bearing interest, twel tha Seourea’y by weewe or" of jonveyances and stamps et the cost of the pur- ti GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, or immediate] aly alter the sale of the’above Hh 16, and 28, in Square No. oes it Meine tes Bona eet next tothe Coast Server Terma same as abov je.7-dts ‘GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, pias NDON. —Bartit. Air, Fike and’ Water; is a rlugawemheeaieens mene How to observe the The Losomoiive 2 and inlway Residents; 35. Comota “ 4 ez int flyemces; 55. it Bhe Places, tro they i at ri 35 ic Drawin, 3 The Sve, Magnifying Bifying Glasses, wy.16 FRA! ‘TAYLOR, i... OG, rN Has Au P. call und welt hele i, the undersigned ill please wyanene ¥ & SEMMES, aay a ae t weeks Gna Laughable Pantomime, 3 VILLAGE PED: AGOGUE; Will appear. ane dexeeu The Favorite So MIRS MI8s MISS ESTELL E FORREST, af R. I aon ARRIE GARDNER, MISS MARY GARDNE MISS MAG A Wate A hoolmaster. . M Mr, Pride... Master Billings. Mnster Cummings. Raster Tickelet Sint of characters dies and Gentlemen. In addition to which the regular VARIETY PROGRAMME of \GS, DANCES, NEGRO ACTS, &C., &C.,&C, ‘ and | 8 ~ , THE BUSHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMAC: AMOR ora reas Eanes Se Ladies 28 cents; Childygn 10 cents,’ ASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1864. N®, 3,515 AMUSEMENTS, CANTERBURY HALL. CANTERBURY HALL, AND CANTERBURY HALL:t T HEATER Lovisiama AVENUE, Near Corner of Sixth Street, he of National and Metropolitan Gonos Ltrs ——. ——- ———- ——---., Proprietor W. E. Canavavct--.__.,..---.----Stage Manager. M’LLE MARIETTA RAVEL, M’LLE MARIETTA RAVEL, M'LLE MARIETTA RAVEL, *LLE MARIETTA Raver M’LLE MARIETTA. RAVE MLLE MARIETTA RAVEL! Who will appear in some nee and startling feats TIGUT ROPE. TIGHT ROPE, TIGHT R OPE! TIGHT ROPE: VILLAG = PE PAG OGL VILLAGE PE VILLAGE First week of the beantiful Ballet, arranged by Mons. Baptistan, entitled, LA Rane ae VILLAGER, E' LLAGE, EEE aS fal AUTIFU First week of the side-spl eh Eero: Farce of HE OLD CLO CLO THE 1 1c THE OLD CLOC THE OLD CLOC THE OLD CLOCK, BILLY WEST, BILLY WEST, BILLY WEST? IN Ws FUNN FUNNY CHAR PUNN oF SIMON, SIMON, SIMON! ae pe FORREST, LLE FORREST, AND 88 CARRIE GARDN S$ CARRIE GARDNER, CIRCLE OF SEaUry AND USTER OF GRACE, MISg # ee FORRES? S$ LILLY WILLY Ane MISS KITTY & corr, ci SON MISS N SOM I PORTER, MISS Sree LAWTO. 88 VIC M Woigs 5 MISS SALLIE WERNER, MISS FANNY MAY M'LLE VIOL MISS MOLL TE THOMSON, who will appear ina variety of SOLO DANCES, BALLETS, &C, To.night and every night this week will be per- formed the laughable Pantomime, entitled THE a TILLAGE PEDAGOGUE. Paster Up to Tricks. Ww. B. Cavanaugh fons. papers H.W. Williams z lly West T. Murray . Burges Pile Viola M ioe Gardner patie ss M. Gardner Scholars, Villagers, &c. The performance to conclude with the funny Ne- gro Burletia, entitle TEE OLD CLOCK; _MERESHE GOES AND THERE SHE GOES. :-——seeBilly West the entire Company of La- In preparation, and will shortly be produced, A NEW SENSATION DRAMA! written expressly for this establishment, by a popular Dramatist, and founded upon incidents which have transpired within the city, entitled BEAU SICKMAN; or the BUSHWHACKERS of THE pe Nata ith NEW AND ELEGANT SCENERY and effects Introducing several WASHINGTON CELEBRITIES of the day. ‘The Drama is now in rehearsal, and will be pro- SUPERB STYLE, with a FULL CAST and NECESSARY APPOINTMENTS, gotten up an expense of over TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS. And far superior to anything ever produted in Washington, ;Due notice will he given ofits first representatio: LOOK OUT FOR BEAU!! ¢ a ate "Boxes, a, holding ‘six persons. 5 ry YS er Soke FAMILY. MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT TWO O'OLOCE. AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S THEATE PENNSYLVANIA AY. Lgov arp Grover. Also of Grover’s New € hestnut Street Thester, Philadelphia. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, June 7, BENEFIT F THEO. HABELMAN, Tenore di Grazia. Mr. Hablemann has the honor to announce his Benefit to-night, when he offers the BARBER OF S&VILLE. Grand Opera by Rossini, with the following M. Theo, Hablemann oseph Hermanas rt for the first time in penx years, upon ‘th occasion, the benefit of his bi'ier ihe Barber of Seville. Dr. important cast: Count Almavi (Herr Herman 22M. Strinecka Mad. Johannsen iy ret RervantoiCount Almaviva HerrZinsheim ee the onets the following additional songs MB JOH NNSEN : Bolero, Veipert Seilens will be senders. ey Versaua AN. M. HABLEMANN; Neve Sweetheart. = An especial feature. and worthy: ce, be- 1y the Orchestra, GRAND MARCH ARISMPHAT, composed and srranged for the Grand Orchestra, by Mr. Frederick Kroell, a distinguished amateur of this city, from the Treasury Department. WEDNESDAY “EVE ENING, June 9; BENEFIT OF MADAME JOHANSEN. Only time this season of Beethoven’s only Opera tween the second and thir which, with the present ‘great cast, ‘obtained reatest triumph in Boston, zebelimen: Bt tei inecke, Graffo, and Mada: reJohann- THURSDAY. June 9, BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE OP CARL, FORMES, when will be presented the Grand Opera of with Formes in hia original character, as composed for him by VonFlotow. Plunkett. and the third act of ROBERT LE DIABLE, FORD'S NEW THEATER, TxNTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Second night of the eminent Comedian MR. J. 8. CLARKE, e's most laughable comedy received with great delight by 2 numerous and iashionable :ENUINE HUMOR, DROLL MISTAKES AND MIRTAFUL SITUATIONS calling forth repeated bursts of laughter and ap- MISS ALICE GRAY, anil a full and brilliant east. THIS EVENING, June7, will be presented, for the second time Shakspeare’s COMEDY OF REORE Dromio of Ephesu triana.-. —- ee Previous to the comedy the laughable ‘tite of OUR COUNTRY eounN: T LARKE in two Popular AUCTION SALES. BY J.C. McGu IKE & CO., Auctioneers, ee be E SALE OF VACANT LOT AT THR KRNEROF EIGHTH STREET WEST ANDR STREEt NORTH On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. June 9th. at 633 ck.on the premi+es, we shall sell, part io Square No. 419. fronting 25 fe street west, at the corner of north R nireet. and running back lw feet on north R street. : One-balfin cash; the remain‘er in six months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on Conveyance and stamps at the cost of the par- _[Rep.]_J. C. McGUIRE & Co., Aucts, G, Auct’r; Georgetown, EXKCUTOR! BEAL OF IMEROVED REAL ESs- ATE IN GEORGETOWN. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, vee 15, at 6 o’clock. I shall sell in front of the premises a that piece or parcel of ground being the east half of Lot numbered eighty eight (ss) in The ilke 116 addition of Georgetown Lingan and Warren streets near Georgetown Col, ae The lot is 30 feet fr ont, witha depth of 350, feet, improved bya convenient and bab u story Brick Ho: The house is locate healthy neighborhood One Pete the datance in tt ree and Y THOMAS DOWLID situated on 2 , containing sixroomsand tel op high ground and in a very yancing at cost of purchaser. A. GODDARD, Executor, THOMAS DOWLING. Auvet L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers Southwest corner Pa, avenue and th st, GROCERIES, DIQUONE, OIGA On THURSDAY MORNING. daa S,atWoelock, we will se]! at the Auction Rooma— Barrels White and Yellow Su, Chests Tea, boxes Sperm’ an axe ‘xp TOBACCO v. fA dlamentine Oan- es, Barrels Coffee and boxes do, Boxes Canned Fruits and Meats, Boxes Brown, Yellow, aud Castile Soap. Boxes Starch, Yeast Pc 78 Gross Low's Brown Windscr Soap. Boxes Ginger and Oinnamon, Cases Whiskey, demijohns Brandy ana Wetarey 75 cases Qstard. Dupuy and8. O. P. Brandy Havana Tobacco and Cigars. Cases Claret and Baskets Champsgne, paTexek and quarters Brandy, Gibsons XXX, Old Bourbon and other brands. 2 Pipe Holland Gin. Hares Whiekey, Fon, Boots and Shoe Undershirts and oe eablers a and Goblets, ve oe of Small Stores and Sutler’s Goods, WM. L. WALL &CO, Auc'ts. pT AE ALE Eri ea Da ae GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS GEORGETOWN, D. ©. HE Undersi a Grocers RE chants do here’ laces of Duniness 's r ist, torfford our et excen @ portion of iiss for re- Vb tae a fee »wders, and Chee ese. Cases Jamaica ot 24, 1864 Dry Goods Mer- close our_respective m. from pre Ist to a Sa Te: hes i er S 5 i Pt ie, a ats bat] ee<80 S23 ] Er = pe ee cae i ae Is} a bo eth} Ps oP Las Co! Pak | ne aS i aes a} = > +3} eI fs abe oa Ss sat 4 5 S = ae Eas fet ja} > OTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The co- -partnershi the Toegsned: THIC teed Of Bawa yM. pintb ohn Marbury. 3 he debts, ae ia ths late firm’ claims agalnst the same heretofore existing hetween ler the name o! LIN a8 been dissolved by the retire- , havi rch is ite min he coRearp. ill rand settle all E. ne HIRTETeOM, ‘ iy MARBURY, ar, Georgetown, D.C., May. a jon UR HEBSTGNED, iD HAVING A et ae hint rine! bua for sane eo oe IDWELL eBENDE “ame Respectfall se they their shen an the bie ND WINDOW HAD) pared to sell at the low "Work 4 done shor t notice in theeity, yor, countty lace, “Be. 367 D street, net sandal Bs Row Com 7 ATTENDED TO, ous "ha Belle ven o: ec BALTIMORE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. This Convention assembles in Baltimore to- day, and there will be a very large attendance, as delegates have been elected from all parts of the country. All the hotels are crowded with delegates, and the Front Street Theater has been so arranged as to give convenience to all delegates and otbers in attendance. A number of Ohio soldiers stationed near by c&l divisions, were called upon togive solemn + ly their yoice in a matter rich javolyed the safety of the United States, if is assuredly the prspent me. 3f the Convention at Baltimore will nomi- nate &ny man whose past life justifies s well- grounded confidence in his fidelity to our car- dinal principles, there is no reaxdy why there should be any division among the really pa- triotic men Of ths coumtry. To any such I shall be most happy to give a cordial and ac- | tive support. My own decided preferences is to aid in this Way, and not to be myseli & candidate. But if Mr. RES should be renominated, as I be- lieve it would be fatal to the cothtry to en- dorse a policy and renew & power whieh has cost us the lives of thousands of men, and needlessly put the eb on the road to bank- ruptcy, there will be no alternative but to or ganive against him every element of conscien- tious opposition with & view to preven: the misfortune of his re-election. In this contingency I accept the nomination at seated and as apreliminary step I have Tesigned my commission in the army. This was a sacrifice it gave me pain tomake. Bui. I had for a long time fruitlessly endeavored to obtain service. I make this excrifice only to regain liberty of speech, and to feave nothing in the way of discharging to my utmost aoility the task you have set for me. With my earnest and sincere thanks for your expressions of confidence and regard, and for the many honorable terms in which you ac- called upon the Ohio delegation last night, and | quaint me with the actions of the Committee, speeches were made by Hon. ©. Delano, ex- Governors Todd and Dennison, and others, all of whom spoke of, President Lincoln as their choice for the nomination, and the announce- ment was received with lond cheers. - At appears to be @ foregone conclusion that Mr. Lincoln will be nomimated for the re- election, and the only contest appears for the Viee Presidency. Gn this subject @ corres- pondent of a cotemhporary says: “The interest appears to center around the Vice Presidency. The lends of General Cameron are here in large numbers, and have been exceedingly pray urging the claims of that statesman, It was theught that the dele- gation from Ohio would favor his nomination. ‘We understand that no decision has’ been lam, gentiemen, yery reapechtally and traly ‘OUS, . FREMONT. To Meesrs. Worthington G. suothens of mary ‘land; Edward Gilbert, of New York; Cas) Butz, of Llinois; Charles E. Moss, of ee souri; N. P. Sawyer, of Pennsylvania. New York, Jane 4, 1861. ' CONGRESSIONAL. ee In THE SENATE yesterday— The consideration of the Tax bill was re- sumed, 3 ki Oh motion,of Mr. Henderson, line from 190 to Daten e, In the schedule of stamp duties, Gsteerun ‘warehouse reeeipts on merchandiee, reached by the delegates from thatState. If | wa stricken out, and’ the following inserted Ohio sustains General Cameron, his name will be presented; ff not, itis hardly possible that his friends will place his name before the con- vertion merely for the purpose of obtajiing the complimentary.’ vo! of Pennsylvania. Governor Johnson, Of Ténnessee, is possitly the strongest cendidate, anditis very, certain that {fhe and Mr, Lineoln were not from the same section of the;country, he would be nom- inated on the first.balot. A large body of del- egates, particularly from New England, urge the claims of Mr. Hamlin, on the ground that 1t would be invidious to renominate Mr. Lin- coln and not his Vice Pfesident. General Dix and Daniel S. Dickinson aré urged by. friends from New York and some of the Western States. The real contest will be between the delegates of the East, for the Western dele- gates will nominate whoever the East desire Sor the Vice Presidency. “The name of General Butler is mentioned, on the ground that it is policy to please the radicals by nominating a representative radi- cal men.” Ex-Goy. Dennison, of Ohio, is spoken of as chairman of the convention. It will be seen by the following extract that Secretary Chase has authorized the withdrawal of his name as a candidate: “The following important letter from Sen- ator Shermen, rejative to the use of Secretary Chase’s name asa candidate, was addressed to the editor of the Cincinnati Volks Blatt, rdel- egate from the first (Cincinnati) district, ot Hamilton county, Ohio, This gentleman has long been known &s an advocate of Governor Chase's claims for the Presidency, and, de- sirmg to know whether the Secretary would allow the use of his mame before the conven- tion, addressed Senator Sherman a letter on the subject, to which the subjoined is a reply: WasnINnGTon, June 5, 1964. My Dear Sir: I know from repeated cor- versations with Goy. Chase that he has no de- sire connected with the action of the ccnyen- tion, except that the manifest will of the peo- ple in favor of the renomination of the Presi- lent be faithfully executed by the convention, and that its declaration of principles be ex- plicit and decided. In this opinion] 1 heartily coneur, You are authorized to say this much for either of us to any one who would be af- tected by our opinion. Very truly, yours, JOHN SHERMAN, Hon. M. A. Jacori.” THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION, Gen. Fremont Accepts the Nomination for the Presidency. On the 3d instant, the committee appointed tor the purpose atthe Cleyeland Convention, addressed Jetters to John O. Fremont and John Cochran, formally announcing their nomina- tions as candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency of the United States, Gen. Fremont replied on Jane 4th, and ex- pressed thanks for the nomination. He con- siders the position of candidate of the conven- | tion an «honorable and difficult one,” and says: “Very honorable, because in offermg it to me you act in the name of agreat number of citizens who seek above all things the good of their country, and who have no sort of selfish interestin view. Very difficult, because in ac- cepting the candidacy you propose to me lam exposed tothe reproach of creating a schism in the party with which I have been identified. “Had Mr. Lincoln remained faithful to the principles he was elected to defend, no schism could have been created, and no contest conld haye been possible. This is not an ordinary election, it is @ contest for the right even to have candidaies, and not merely as usual for the choice among them. Now, for the first time since ‘7ti, the question of constitutional liberty bas been brought directly before the people for their consideration and vote. The ordinary rights secured under the constitution and the laws of the country have been violated and extraordinary powers have been usurped by the Executtve. It is directly before the people now tosay whether or not the princi- ples established by the Kevolution are worth maintaining. If, as we have been taught to believe, those guaranties of liberty which made the distinc. tive yalue and glory of our’ country are in truth inviolably sacred, then there must be a rotest against the arbitrary violation which ad not even the excuse of necessity. The schism is made by those who force the choice between ashametul silence ora protest against wrong. In such considerations originated the Cleveland Conyention. It was among its ob- jects to arouse the attention of the people to such facts, and to bring them to realize that while we are saturating southern soil with the best blood of the country, in the name of Liberty, we haye really parted with it at home. To-day we have in the country the abuses of a military dictation without its unity of action and vigor of execution. An administration marked at home by disregard of constitutional rights, by its violation of personal liberty and the liberty of the press, and, as a crowning shame, by its abandonment of the right of asy- lum—aj right especially dear to all free na- tions. Abroad, its course has been character- ized by & feebleness and want of principle which has misled European powers and driven them toa belief that only commercial interests and personal aims are concerned, and that no great principles are involved in the issue. The admirable conduct of the people, their readiness to make every sacrifice demanded of them, their forbearance and silence under the suspension of everything that could be sus- nded, their many acts of heroism and sacri- ices, were all rendered fruitless by the inca- pacity, or, to speak more exactly, by the per- sonal ends for which the war was managed. ‘This incapacity and selfishness naturally pro- duced such results as lea the Enropean pow- ers, and, logically enough, to the conviction that the North, withits greatly superior popu- lation, its immense resources, and. its credit, will never be able to recover the Sonth. Sym- pathies which should have been with us from the outset of the war were turned against us, and in this Way the Administration had done | the.country adouble wrong abroad. It cre- ated hi ity, or, at best, indifference among those who would have been its friends if if the real intentions of the people could have been better known; while at the same time it neg- lected no occasion for making most hu- miliating concessions. st this disastrous condition of affairs the Cleveland Convention was a protest. ‘The principles which form the. basis of its platform have my unqualified and cordial ap- . probation, but I cannot so heartily concur in 8ll the measures which you propose. I do not, believe that Ns batt extended to the prop- erty ot aH rebels is practicable, and if it were so, I don’t think ita measure of soand policy. ielsa & question belonging to the le them-~ decide, and is a per 0 ion for le exercise be Bheeecs ‘ori erie ae: authority, war, measure; 5 ning of a = which might be. ne ‘ 3 naderwina the x prompt: 3s 1 fiscation; ar tee not as & oF | Bee after the sir a aE surrec! In the adj ts which are soni noha of Vengenscortneas be admitted. ‘The object of the war See to | cobb Eg ghee and ret nigie el eed the ey pret! et roe ‘element of Dopey bgp? a: in the coun! amendment of the Copstivetion Yo.make tt With ct a r Berra fl ty di-” Bnain ip the miany y of ine ca : ever — atime when the A’ ‘without Tegard'to'one oF FL othe look! ‘themselv. «When the merchandisa: does not exceed $50) in value, ten cents; where not exceeding $1,000, twenty cents, and twenty cents for every addi- tional thousand.”’ The bill was then read the third’ fime, and the yeas and nays called for on its passage, when Mr. Davis rose and addressed the Senaie on the finances of the Government at large, and Government indebtedness. He estimated that at the end of the fiseal year the public debt would be thirty-five hundred millions of dol- lars, with a necessity for the coming year of eleven Pundred millions more. ‘The bill was then passed, 93 to 3. Ty THE Hovse— Mr. Morris reported a bil! to repeal the fagi- tive slave laws. The opposition side of the House resisted action upon the bill at this time; £0, by way ef compromise, the bill was made the special order for next Monday. Mr. Davis introduced a bill to extend the charter of the Washington and Alexandria Railroad, which wag referred to the Committee for the District ot Columbia. ce OFFICIAL. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 2 Washington, June 4, 1561.5 This Department having promulgated on the 27th of last month a@ decree of the Pernvian Government denying the spect exercised over the Chincha Islands by Spanish authori- ties. and stating that cargoes of guano shippeii under Spanish authority will be attached, ac- cording to law. in foreign ports, and the pro- cee: s thereof held subject to the orders of the Peruvian Government, now makes it known to all whom it may concern that a protest has been received from the Minister of her Catholic Majesty accredited to the Government of the United States against the consequences, judi- cial or otherwise, of Any such measure on the part of the Government of Pern. War Perens 3 sre bsge' General's Office, Washington, June 4, 1864. } Captain J. M. Eyster, sth United States in- fantry, heretofore published for failing to re- port at Cincinnati, Ohio, as ordered, is hereby notified that he is exempt from dismissal from the service of the United States, satisfactory explanation haying been made in his case to | this office. E. D. Townsenn, Assistant Adjutant General. War Department, Adjutant General’s Office, Washington, D. C., June 6, 1564. The following-named officers, charged with offemces and heretofore published, are exempt trom being dismissed the service ofthe United States, the Military Commission instituted by Special Orders No, 53, series of 1563, from War Department, having reported that satisfactory defence has been made in their respective cases, viz: Major St. Clair Mulholland, U6th Pennsy!- yania volnnteers, Assistant Surgeon J. K. Mason, United States army. E. D. TownNsEND, Assistant Adjatant General. Wer Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D. C.. June 6, 1864. The following officers, having been reported at the headquarters of the army forthe offences hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that they willstand dismissed from the service of the United States, unless, within fifteen (15) days from this date, they appear before the Military Commission, in session in this city, of which Brigadier General Caldwell, United States volunteers, is president, and make satisfactory defence to the charges against them. Absence without Leave. Assistant Surgeon J. B. Green, 5th Rhode Island artillery. Deseriion. First Lieutenant Joseph W. Payne, 13th New York cayalry. E. D. TowNsEND, Assistant Adjutant General. RUPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE poe ned at the Mayor's Office until 12 o’clock M, Monday, the 18th instant, for grading and paving a gutter eighteen feet wide in the cen ter of 9th street east, from D street south to the Eastern Branch, Bidders ae state the mrice erate yard jor aving and per cu CHA jor = paving ant’ per GICHARD WALLACE. Mayor. ae A. CHER. oomaitesonee Sixth Ward, WM JAMES M. DALTON, je 4 eotd Assistant Commissioners. PAPERHANGINGS,. A great variety of ENTIRELY NEW STYLES Adapted to PARLORS, DINING ROOMS. ALLS, axp, CHAMBERS. Also, 6,000 YARDS CANTON MATTINGS, 1,000 YARDS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, Our Mattings are unrivalled in this city, compri ing in part the famous Gowqua brand for parlo Oil Cloths from $3 to 12 feet wide, adapted to dini rooms, halls,&e. Alse— WINDOW SHADES, BRASS CORNICES, : PARLOR MATS, Paper hung by skillfal workmen, and all orde Promptly attended to. Give us a call and sa from 10 to # per cent, RIFFLE & FALOONER’S ‘No, 3487th street, between I street amd ap 23-¢1 ~ Mass. avenue. APEBHANGINGSB. I. would most respect fully in inform. my customers and Fea} wOplic inf pars) the that $35o! bow w recdiying zB oc} A ANG INE sbie for perl of the fuest | French Gilt Paners.eu suitab! ors, dining rooms, cham- lam ae n recei it of a tof Gilt gaat a Window [enter 5 Picture Gord . Ey mops wishing to purchase will do ‘well to hi ne Targest assortment o! the Ae OH ave the ci JOHN ALEXAN. ER, any Poem (intel ds No, 240-Pa, avenue. MAP aoe Survey Map of ett Pusestern Virginia; 5. nae North 3 75. oe fetes Chace ‘AlsBama and ‘su 7 Wathinetp sie eee ‘tof this. unt o! ony for whith the. ing ko.