Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Ford's Tueater.—Mr. J. S. Clarke, the popular comedian upon the second occasion of nis Appearance at Ford’s willappear again as “ io of Ephesus,” in Shakspeare’s “Com- edy of Errors,” and as «Cousin Joe,” in “Our Country Cousin.” Muss Alice Gray and others will stpport Mr. Clarke. Grovea's TuHeaTer.—Rossini's grand opera the « Barber of Seville,” is announced for to- right, this being the occasion of Theo. Habel- ™mann’s benefit. Habelman will appear as «Ceunt Almiviva,’ and Hermanns as “Ba- silio,” (the first time im ten years) and the cast is otherwise a very strong one. CANTERBURY.—A splendid bill of song. dance and Ethiopean eccentricity to-night again; all of the company, including Marietta Ravel, John Mulligan, ily West, and others FArrs AND Festiyats.—Tne ladies of West ‘Wasnington Mission commence a Festival to- nightat the Church, corner of 20th and R streets. ‘The Fair will continus throughout the week. At Union League Rooms, on Sth street, the isdies Of the 9th street M. P. Ohurch commence a Strawberry Festival to-night, which will be one poy hosted most delightful of the season, judg- ing from the names of the ladies concerned. he ladies of East Washington M. E. Church hold a Festival at Anacostia Engine House, commencing to-night. At St. Pants English Lutheran Church, cor- ner of 11th and H streets, a Fair also commences to- night, for the benefit of the Sunday School and the Church. The Indice of Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church continue their Fair at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. At Island Hall the delightful Ladies’ Fair of the 7th Presbyjerian Charch is stillin progress. peas = ERS THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.—Richard Wal- lach is re-elected Mayor of Washington by a jarge majority, and the candidates for the City Councils and for Assessors on the Wallach ticket have with few exceptions been elected. The election passed off very quietly,excellent order having been maintained throughout the city, partly from the fact that the military au- thorities had by crder closed all saloons where liquor was to be obtained, but especially from 2he vigilance of the Metropolitan Police, who ‘were out in full force, exerting an influence of order and decorum in every ward of the city. There were ceriainly fewer arrests yesterday trom drunkenness and disorderly condact than has been the case for years past on election days. Throughout the day the contest was con> ducted with animation on both sides, though with commendable good feeling between the psrtizens of the respective candidates for the | mayeralty, both being admitted to be estima- ble gentlemen, and both well fitted to grace the position in question. The statement published in the second edi- tion of the Siar yesterday afternoon afforded a correct idea of the way in which the election was going throughout the city, as the result tully established. According to custom the people began to gather at the City Hall in the evening to hear the returns. The first announcement made ‘was to the effect that Mr. Wallach had carried the first precinct of the Fourth Ward by 113 foajority, and it created some enthusiasm. In a few moments word arrived from the Seventh Ward that Mr. Semmes had a majority of 4-0 there, which looked like a socdologer to the Wallach men. Subsequently came another | re port, reducing the majority in that ward to | ‘<0 for Mr. Semmes, and it afterwards went down to 400. Next came a report from the Fitth Ward, that Wallach had there re- ceived a majority of 210 or 306 yotes. This created enthusiasm and cheers for Wallach. A few moments afterwards Mr. M. McOath- an rode up on horseback and announe Waliach had received a majority of 2 Sixth Ward. This annonncement renewed the enthusiasm of the Wallach side, and shortly , after news came in from the First aud Second Wards, which placed Mr. Wallach’s election by a large majority beyond a doubt, and then the cheerimg on the part of Mr. Waliach’s iriends became loud and strong, and the crowd moved over to the Mayor's residence on Lonis- jana Ayenue, and & large number of friends en- tered sud congratulated him upon the victory his faithfulness in office and his popularity as mtleman had achieved. Loud calls were ade for the Mayor, and he eventually ap- peared and addressed the assembled multitude as follows: My Friends; and if ever a man had a right to address a muititude as his friends, I feel that I haye that right mow. [Cheers, and cries ot «Thats so,” ‘*‘We are yoar friends,” &c.] If ever I felt grateful to you it is at the present moment. This is not the first nor the second time you have met in this vicinity to congratu- { Paes we Minions (3) it artoeein (Ind.) C 22 Se H. Fanning, (Ind.). a7 THIRD WARD. For Alderman. Ast Prec't. 2d eee t. YOURTH WARD. For Alderman Ist Pree't. 9d Prec’t. 281 John P. Pepper, Cw. ) James English, (S.).. 317 For Councilmen. Asbury Lloyd,;W.).. 302 Michael Larner, (W.) 29 Joseph Follansbee,(W_) 2 Elijah Edmonstoz, (S. 235 W.W. Moore, (S,) 339 G.M. Wight, (S.) 240 James Bowen, (Scattering) Scattering, 11. FIFTH WARD. For Alderman. 1st eee 2d Pree’t. Charles I. Canfield, 215 Samuel Strong, (S.). 46 For Councilmen. William P. Ferguson, (W.) 219 James B. Davis, (W.) 222 J.B. Ward, (W.)... 217 Thompson Van Reswick, (S.)}.. §1 William F. Wallace. Gs Jewsece S 55 John W. Mead, (S.), 10s 7 For Assessor. B.F. Dyer. (W. 14 242 Nicholas Wayson, (8). . &6 49 SIXTH WARD. For Alderman, 1st Prec't. 2d Prec't Donald MoCataran, (W.) 174 184 John H. Peake, (Ind), 5 163 George A. Bohrer, (Ind. 132 For eles Geo. R. Ruff, (W. 53 186 Bennett Swain (W.) - 164 206 Thad. B. Marche, (W.) ; 151 Willian Talbert, GS. 199 John E. Herrell, (5. 146 Henry E. Marks, 210 T.A. Tolson, (Ind. = SEVENTH WARD. For Mayor. Ist Prec’t. 22 Prec't. Richard Wallach. 3 117 John H. Semmes 313 Crosby S. Noyes... — For Alderman Crosby S. Noyes, CW.) 205 P. M. Pearson, (s. 213 Fer Counciimen W.H. Hamilton, (W.+ 108 Otho Boswell, (W 113 J. H. D. Richards 114 Ww Walker, 310 Dudley, (S. 261 Geo. Wright, (S.) 2H M. T. Parker, (Radical) _ Chas. 8S. Barnes, ( Radic = For Ass Peter Hepburn, (Ind.) 189 John H. Bird, (S.)... 230 ELECTED. ne following are those elected to the posi- designated, as shown by the Cilicial re- Firs’ Ward\Jobn B. Turton, Alderman: Jas. | Kelley, H. C_ Wilson, and John A. Rheem, | Counciimen; Thos. H. Donohte, Assessor. Second Ward. Russel Barr, Alderman: Samuel W. Owen. Wm. Pettibone, and Samuel A. Peugh, Councilmen hird Ward.—Joseph F. Brown, Alderman; Thomas A. Stevens, Noble D. Larner, and Jas. Skirving, Councilm: Wm. B. Downing, As- sessor. Fourth Ward.—Jobhn P. Pepper, Alderman; Asbury Lloyd. Wm. W. Moore, and Elijah Edmonston, Counciimen. Fifth Ward.—Chas. I. Canfield, Alderman; Wm. P. Ferguson, James B. Davis, and J. B. Ward, Councilmen; B. F. Dyer, Assessor. Sizth Wor’.—Donald McCathran, Alderman; Geo. R. Rutt, Bennett Swain, and Thomas B. Marche, Councilmen. Seventh Ward.—Crosby S. Noyes, Alderman; John G, Dudley, W. T- Walker, and George Wright, Councilme: obn H. Bird, Assessor. ag Pastor CALLep.—The Sixth Presbyterian Church, of this city, have extended a unani- mous call to Rey. George H. Smyth, of New York, to become their pastor. Mr. Smythisa graduate of the University of New York, and has just closed his course of theological studies in the seminary, Princeton, N. J. ite me on my success. [Voice, “And it will not be the last either.”}] The compliment of the past is enbanced on the present occasion, and by this repetition, and to say that I feel grateful for it on the present occasion would, indeed, be faint thanks to you for the compli- ment you have this day paid me. [Cheers and applause.) When I look upon the upturned | taces before me—many of whom I knew in my boyhood—I feel that 1 still hold the respect of low-citizens. [ Voices, “Indeed you do that,” “No man deserves it more.”} Asevyer before, you have embraced the ear- Mest opportunity todo me honor, and that I am proud of the honor noone will gainsay. ‘The same spirit which moved you in bygone days has, I am confident, guided you now. ‘The honor you have done me to-day in re- electing me to the office of chief magistrate of this city is appreciated, and will never be forgotten by me. (You never forget your friends.”} The contest in which you have been engaged was one in which my opponent ‘was & most estimable gentleman, and as loyal | @man as any ove in this city. [Cheers, and _ eries of “Thats so,” “Mr. Semmes isa gen- | tlema@m and a good man,” “ He is a trump, but | we wanted you Dick, for we knew you before as Mayor.” But (continued Mr. W.) Mr. Semmes has been imposed upon. Those who induced him torun were not so much actuated by friendship to- ward him as hatred toward me. [That's so.} ‘They cast all prejudice aside, and have proven that politics meke strange bed-fellows The unconditional Union men of the city, I believe. supported me to a man. [«Iadeed they did,” «We knew who was our friend.”’] Taey are the men who have been true to themselves and their counuy. [Cheers.} Thcs: whoraliied tomy supportand achieved the result we are all so pleased with, are those who rallied to the support ofthe Government n its gloomiest days, and who, when the rebel pickets extended even to the Long bridge, gal- iantly shouldered their muskets and stood ready to repel the assaultsof the toe. To these ay be added those who, by their herculean eavors relieved tbis city from a draft. There was not on the other hand a man who bet bo Soe my opponent who was not either a copperhead or a man who believed the desuny of the negro was paramount to that of the white , man. (Oheers and cries of ‘You're right,” ‘Tha “But we taught the interlopers a jesson,” &c.] My triends, you are joyful, but you cannot be balfas joyiulas I] am; aad ail that ican romise you isafaithfal discharge of the du- es of my position in the futnre as I have en- avored to doin the past. Ishailever kee; alous eye Over the interests of the city an its inhabitants, and promise to do ail to further promote the welfare of both. I have received cha generous support from you heretofore at lam confident you will not forsake me now: and with this feeling uppermost in my heart, I again thank you sincerely and bid you a good might Three enthusiasti¢ cheers were then given for Wallach, and after they had sabsided, the assemblage entered Mr. W.’s hospitable res- idence, and partook of his hospitalities, and at a late hour agjourned. The followivg comprise the returns from the diferent wards. all of which are official with ihe exception of the Fitth Ward, and one pre. cinctofthe Third Ward. Mr. Wallach has us far a majority of 974, and when the last ntioned returns sre officially made his ma- will be swelled to over 1,000 votes: Wallach. Semmes. ist Ward—ist Precinct... -153 135 2a Precinct. leet 95 { Ward—tst Precinct. 203, SS 4 153 6 132 350 156 ‘ch Ward—ist Preeict. 2d Precinct. 5.> Ward—Ist Precinct. Precinct. «th Ward—ist Precinct. Preeinet. oth Ward—ist Precinct. 2d Precinct. Wallach’s majority 9%. FIRST WARD. ior Alderman Ist Pree’t. 24d Pree't. John BK. Turtou, (Wallach)... .147 213 Geo. W. Emmerson, .(Semmes)i3t 6 For Councilmen James Kelley, Aah ) 208 Hi. C. Wilson, ( Oo roa A Teens. ( - TL Jos. E. Rawlings. ‘s. ) no J “Ht Snyder, (3.). wn Peter Lammendi (8. & For Assessor. ‘Thos. H. Donohue. (W.). $a - Jos. L. Eawards, (3.) SECOND WARD Ist iy t. Sd Pre 1 275 _4or Alderman J.B. Barr, (W.) George T. Raub, (S 159 For Councilmen ¢ Samuel W. Owen, (W.) ava William Pett Boat eoeh. (WwW Wa. P. Suede, \ Dr. Lighthill’s Fourth Visit to Washington. Joseph F. Brown, (W.)........169 3 Alexander R. Shepherd, (W. j..216 179 Joseph Bryan, (S.)...........2.. 21 3 For Councilmen. Nobie D. Larner, (W.)... 314 Thos. A. Stephens, ie S20 James Skirvin; 333 A. C. Richards, f29 Lambert Tree, iS) 189 Francis Me(?han. ( ia Jobn W. Sime, Scattering) coce Le 5 For Assessor. | Wm. B. Downing, (W.).. 351 H. B. Curtis, (S.)....00-.05 130 —e TRUSTEE’S SALE O¥ TWO EXCELLENT DWELL- Inc Hovses.—We invite attention to the ad- vertisementin anothercolumn by W.H. Ward. Esq., Trustee, for the sale of two desirable brick dwelling houses to morrow (Wednesday) afternoon, June Sth, at 6 o’clock, on the premi- ses. The lots front eagh 26 feet on 13th street, between G and H streets, and run back to a 30) foot alley. The improvements are excellent well-built three-story brick dwelling houses, just the class so much in demand in Washing- ton at this time. pake es Hea quarters Provost Marshal and Board of mrollment of District of Columbia, Washington, D. C., May 26, 1964. The Board of Enrollment of the District of Columbia 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 purpose of hearing cases of exemption from drait for the following causes, viz: Alienage; Non-residence : Unsuitableness of aze; Manifest physical disability; and Two years’ service during the present war, either in the army or navy. Citizens are requested to furnishinformation &s to persons who are not enrolled, or whoare tryingto avoid enrollment, as itis equaily for the interest of each person enrolled to place upon the «Enrollment List” all persons liable to do military duty, so that his own chance for draft shall not be unjustly increased. Henry A. SCHEETZ, Captain and Provost Marsnal District of Columbia. SPECIAL +4 NOTIOES. may 26-tf ABLE Brice D DWELLING-HOUSES ON EN G AND H Strerrs - Attention fs “4 to the sale. under a deed of trust, of two yery desirable brick dwelling houses situated on the west side of Ith street. between G& and H streets north, to take pace at 6 o'clock, in front of the premises, on Wednesday afternoon, the &th instant. The lots front each 25 feet on 13th street, and run baek to #2 foot paved alley, The houses are three stories, eubstantially built, and, in all respects, desirable residences Ws. H. Warp, Trustee. Jas, 0. MoGurke & Co., je 7-26 Auctioneers, Nc o Retailers of Mineral Water. &c.—On and after Monday, June 6, 1834. my drivers are in- structed to give fourteen (14) bottles Mineral enter: Po rier, Ale, &c.,in half-pint bottles, for fifty (50) cent Lotties lost will be charged Ai ten (10) cents By A. each Neavovs Desitity, SuMInaL iaavaess ete, Can Be Cured by one who has really eured himseit snd hundreds of others, and will pre you nothing but the truth. Address, witn g! erate TRaver, Epwanp mar? D&AW.1y Lock Box, Boston. Mass. MARRIED, On Thursday, June 2d, 1834, at Trinity Church, by Rey. Father Jamiveon, JOHN T, FINDLEY to Miss MARY #. DUVALL, loth of Georgetown, D.C. [Baltimore 8un please copy.} t Salisbury Connecticut. cOMfORT 8. WHITTDESEY, 40 years, 1s funeral will take place from his date Test- dence, Noo 33 Indiana avenue, on Wednesda: poe 8th. atao'tlock. His Gignis are invited to at end without farther notice. [Ohio papers copy.]} On the 3d instant, SARAH AMANDA, infant daughter of Natbaniel and Mary Cc. Wells, aged 5 months and 24 on the 4th instant, of this city, aged HOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE —Terms Inquire at Ne. 414 7th street. DILLON & HALL. MUSICAL. Prov. ESPUTA Would oe that he isnow pre; n_ Vocal and Instrumen Having retired fiom nis pe a business, he is now able to devo: erat of re time to inetruetion in music to all who may te picpeee to patronize him. Prof, Esputa’s method reasonable. Je. 5-3t* is the same as is taught in rope—that is, while be makes good reser of his pu good mi ‘iana of them also so tha any'one wito instructions from Tiyekmowledge of music as will makrrehen eure rene for ta ered cain, aecuceetels hs rof, Ex if, beh enter must apply early, as the number is ‘im For terms apply to Prof. JOHN ESPUTA, No, ON the cure pais Prot Esputa’s residenoe oy cars .Esputa’s residence eve. Ty 6ix minutes during the day. y Tha id Lidctiver treah ees pbFoas PARES, peed oom SRL re Flame Kiln, without coming con! CASTLEMAN Et Line: Kit a0 Um gis Pa. av. and a Rook Cree Bridge, FoR SEEAA fendie, = handsome FTENG FORTEC 7% claves. overetrang bass, four round rs. AC. nearly new, ‘Inquire eee No 534 H street. between 6th and 7th, between the hours of 10 aad 3. 3e3 36 hem com- — Witten IMMEDIATELY—At 507 E street, between 2d aad Me PUPPY, spotovees Wa GIRL todo ceneral hoasework. Apply at 423 13th street, between @ Gand iH Must be weil recommended. Wiese IMMEDIATELY—A £3 Gia to assiet in eral housework at 156 @ street, 2th and 2ist sts. Good wages given. ANTED—A NURSE; Protestant preferred. tela ely No, 275 B street, rear of St. Charles W NFO good WHEELWRIGHT. fe at the corner of 3d street eastand Mars- land ane Capitol Hill, None tut a good work- mau need apply. je7-3t* W ANTED—a young MAN, well recommonded, toact as clerk in an ice cream and confection” ery store, An experienced as preferred. Ap- ply to R, W. COBURN, 360 D 5 je7-3t* ANTED—To hire a nice, isk colored GIRL. to attend upon a child two months old. Call in person, to MRS. H, R. MACDONOUGH, 164 F at., corner 19th, WANTED-A Catholic Lady, having a sock of her time disengaged, may hear of a per- manent ond profitable engagement. mueiy ss ie DEAF NESS, ©. CATARRH, and diseases of the EAR, THR@AT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Dr. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St. Mark Place, New York, Author of “A Popular Treatise on Deafness, « Le:ters on Catarrh,” Will be in WASHINGTON, On MONDAY, June 6th, nd cau be consulted at the Essitt House for ONE WERK until Saturday evening, June Lita, on DEAFNESS, CATARRH, &nd all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Testimonial Star Off ANTEDSE apectable and experienced fa- Wasuineton, D. ©., March 5, 1564 male, a SI’ UATION as heed Gmetipaced at: tend to a linen room, if required. If such does not Ds. LicuTHiLx—Dear Sir: I take this oppor- tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the wonderfal cure of deafness you have in so short a time effected in my case. I was deaf for aboutsix years, and for the fast few years so much so that I could not hear preaching or cemmon conversation; but offer she would travel with a lady having a small family. Address Box No.1 Star Office. je 7 2t* Worn its 26 north F street, between 12th mana 13th streets, an experienced colored K. None but those who shoiaesty under- pon their business and can bring goo eelorences need apply, je 7-3t* pa ee el WASTED—« HOUSEKEEPER, an American or English woman; one who can give good references, One who can make dessert ghoterren. now since your invaluable services have been fe she: 391 C street, between 3d and 433. rendered, I can hear as well as ever. ERMANENT BOARD WANTED.—A centie- man, wife and sister desire two connecting Rooms, with comfortable Board, in a pleasant lo- cation, where there are no children and but few boarders. Address, stating location and lowest terms, “C. M. M.,” office of the Star. je7-3t* IRLS WANTED—Apply at the Ehbitt qrouee: je 6-3t* Ia conclusion, let me say that the noises with which I haye been troubledin my head for years, have aiso disappeared. Very truly yours, Jamzs R. McUaTaRan, 10th street, between E and F. V ANTED—A Bilacksmith's HELPER, Apply at No, 553 22th strevt. tig Je 6-3t* R..W. JOHNSON WANTED—txo Gir ILS ah zfogm. Ryply at Pennsylvania House, C street tween 434 and 6th streets. EAD WAITERAND FOUR WAITED ED IMMEDIATELY —Apply at the Cla Hotel. je Wa8sxineton, D. C., March 4, 1861. This is to certify, that having been deaf since FOR RENT AND SALE. Fo RENT—Two nicely furnished ROOMS, Fuit- able for one or two gentlemen, can be had at No. 463 Detreet. between 2d and Apply im- mediately. Terms moderate. de 7-3t* Fo RENT—Three very dosiravie ROOMS. andsomely furnished and centrally }< i, Hinetse at No. 53732H street, between 61 JOR SAVE—A BUILDING LOT on N treat ae rene between Tth and 12th streets, fronting "i runnin: ck 100 feet, Inquire of KELERER. sth sirect, bet. D and Bo je7-2t* HE BEST CHAMBER IN A. APRIVATE HOUSER, Foomy. cool and cleanly, No. 419 H street, between lith and 12th. is offered fort ont to gne or two gentlemen. je7 3t* {OR SALE—A BARBER’S SHOP, Sig oe with- out fixtures, Apply at No. 574 7th street, eis between B street and Marvin nd avenue, \e OR SALF—A large ani well-built three stor BRICK HOUSE: with bask building, No. 17 2d street west, between B and sts, MG a possession given, Apply to CHARLES H, LANE 424 Pa. avenue. __§e7-00tf * Fe, RENT ON AVENUE—One large FRONT , Second floor, nicely furnished, with 3 large windows, suitable for = doctor, dentist or any light business. Apply J. BARNET & 262 Pa. avenue, up stairs. je7-3t* {OR RENT—A small FURNISHED HOUSH, con- taining seven rooms, with gas and water,onD, between Ist aud 2d streets, No. 494. Possession giv Su mmmnediavely. Best of city references re- quire je7-3t Foe SALE, A SACRIFICE—STOCK and POS- SESSION of a Grocery and Liquor Store in Georgetown. Rent ¥ pivot month. $00 worth of sock for $400 cash. tis yimmediately to MITCH- LL & SON, Real Batak e Brokers. 8 “E. mene Pa. Avene and 15th street. $5 0 ao buy a SHOE SHOP. nee on as 9) good a stand for repairing work as there Washington. Ground rent $4 per month. In- e On the premises, Mth street west, between 487 and 49. It could be made applicable ane a fruit stand. URNISHED Boo eE oe RENT.—For = a FURNISHED HOUSE. contaj ning eight rooms. Location desirable for a place of business or a pri- vate family, Possession given immediately, Ap ply at No, 256 4tn street, between I and K. Fur- nished Rooms can be obtained by applying : a he Same place, (URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT = sant farnished HOUSE will be rented, during the summer, toafamily without children, Bed and table linen reserved The rent will be taken in board a part of the time. Possession given imme- diately, References required. Inquire at No. 400 8th atreet, between G and H, one square horth of the Patent Office. je T- ‘the year 1°58, and since that time gradually losing my hearing until 1 was gnable to hear common conversation or public speaking, I applied to Dr. Lighthill, of New York, who, efter a short and painless course of treat- Vv Pei 150 BADDLE AND HARNESS- RB, at Germania Hotel, C st., batween 4h ane ae be on Tuesday ‘evening, June 7, at 7s o'clock. By order of committee. j2 6-2t™ WANtEDU ay a respectable young man, a SIv- UATION as clerk ina grocery store. ‘ately came rom England, Address H. E., Star Office. _ie ment, entirely restored my hearing. I hearti- ANTE SD—A gi LA UN DE BS S fore pri ; house. In raise, 0 EMO. ly recommend Dr. Lighthui to the aeaf. tiofler, 155 Penn se at be een Iith’aad 13th atreets FREDERICK ROBERTSON, Residence near Fort Saratoga. 4 WASHINGTON, B. C., March 2, 1561, | This is to certify that having been affected for twenty years with deafness, and haying tried some of the most eminent doctors of our ANTED—A WOMAN (white) to wash dishes and make heds,&c. Inquire at the Gosling 249 Penn. avenue, between 12th an je LADY Was TO ENGAGE Can cut and fit, and do all very best refi O FIRST CL diacely, at ~ BARB DE TONG HOT" A ea een corner Dand lith streets, near tae avenue, OR RENT—A large STORI ; good location for contectionery or ice cream saloon, Inquire at the store, $10 I street west jee im Fe SALE: K ler & Wilson SE" MACHINE. Apply at No. 416 E stree tween sth and oth. je G a ENT LEMEN DE. STRING NEWLY EB nished sud neat ROOMS or suits of ROOMS. with n private fa abe 1ainy apply with relere at 417 3th street, between G and IT jef-st Sirie TO LET, 397 Pa. avene, betwecn 1: ani sth sts.“ Good lecation foi any business. y to PRA AUDEMARS, 504 Pa. svenue, JE 6 3 From dune ith REO RDDS of Ist. 1834, cely furnished HOUSE. ght rooms Terms moderate. Location central and pleasant, Best reter-nce required, Inquire at this office. "be required. corner Sth and B "ie city without any relief, I atlast heard of Dr |, ¥ TANTED— SNTERS. None but ged : mE . workmen need apply. Apply to NORBECK Ligbthill and put myself under his care. His ‘& ORAMBLITY, Lowisiana avenue, between 9th treatment was brief, and successful. I am | 8nd 10th « je 6-2t* si D—At the Gosling fiouse, rol WAT now completely restored, and the cure is ap- Tomuch $90 wantwnihy Meee ul Ub Gye parently permanent. I have all confidence in | the whole sear round 4 oe at ue Re st iene he hand 1th sts. je8-d Dr. Lighthill’s skill, and would adyise all af- flicted with deafness to go and consult him at once. JOSEPH WHITNEY, Residence near P and Lith streets. ican or German) to attend in a ovision Store. Apply with refer- ROSIION, at Boutz & Griffith's, 3: & PER WE aT ediately, <7 HOSTLERS. two CARRIAGE DRIVER CARRIAGE WASHER, The highest wage: be given for good steady men. Je 6-30" ill R CRUIT & SON, Georgetown. ANTED—By a Northern lady, who the Remarkable Cure of Deafness, From the Rev. Joseph M. Clarke, Rector of St. James’ Church. SyRacvsez, February 20, 1961. I have been deaf in one ear, ever since I was in college, some twenty years ago. By the skill of Dr. Lighthill, its hearing was entirely restored, so that now I hear alike with both ears, and I find that I can use my voice with much more ease and comfort than before. JosErH M. CLARKE. nde her busin ly understn HOUSEKEEPER ina bach: tablishment; one or two chi bn notan Address “ Housekeeper,”’ Star office, stat and where an interview can be held. ANTED TO BORROW—$1 ,200 for two years, on the very best realestate security. Address ock Box 15 Post Office, je 4-3t* ‘ANTED—To SEW for one week, some one who understands the Pperation, and can work Me Ladd & Webster’s Sewing Machine. spre at 447 Penn. avenue, near 3d street. ANTED—On or before oe Ist of July, small, genteel fail hilatelphia, t UNFURNISHED ROOMS: gattable for foune cep ing. Address “MYLINN.” Box 1004 Washing. ton Post Office, stating location oat rent. je 4-3t* NV ONEY WANTED. —I wish to borrow from $5,000 to $10,000, to be secured by real my 22-eo2w LOST AND FOUND. Ts KEN UP ESTBAY—On the 25th of May, a red and white spotted COW. The owner is re- | estate worth double the amount. quested to come forward, prove re rty. pay P. JACKSON, WM. FALLEN, my 30-8t* No. 155 Bridge st., Georgetown. charges. and take her away. 7-3t7_ Washington Gas Works, foot of & st. OST—Yesterda’ ANY person wishing to adopt 9 BOY. 6 weoks . inthe street cars. or near the old, can do so by inquiring at 529 12th s street, 4 corner of the Center Market.a dark Morocco | below P street north. my 30-Iw* PURSE, containing $3) and Some 75 0: 8) cents 7ANTED. F The fier will please leave ivat the Star Omee, | V “PLUTING! and receive a reward, je 7-3t* FLUTING! REWARD.—Strayed from my place, on the WANTED, Every lady in the District to know that I have. M 7th street road. two MU at considerable expense, had built a very elegant LES, about eight years old; one dark brown HORSE; mule shod be : one light sorrel Mane .,Shod ‘all round, machine for Fluting or Crimping Dresses, &c. . SHOEMAKER, Dressmakersand others can have kind of goods ote er Second Tollgate, Crimped at short notice, in _as go tyle, and as cheap asinany othercity. Ladies, rsmember this is the only machine in town, and done at the only place to get stamping done. 381 F street, oppo: ete Pater Office, Stamping and Machine ba Ge Ing Depot. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 sina m= Embroider on Muslin, Linen and Cambric, To good hands constant work and good wages AKEN UP ESTRAY—On the Ist of June, a bay TARE. with saddle and bridle. The owner is es sted LA Cape ior nara, prove property, pay c rges, ani ake her away. a JOHN W. LACKNER, je 7-3t* D st. south. bet. 5th & 6th, east. O&ST—Between Louisiana avenue and 12th street, 4 Penn. avenue, « b! POCKET- BOOK » con- taining $53; also, a Sutler’s Pa: between the | &iven. Ladies applying will please bring samples hours of dand 6.2. the eth inst, Tne fader ofwork. Avply at Wat. wie pee Rena pine aaa will be satisfactorily rewarded by leaving the Daan tOMceee ata Die ser same ace 297 D street, between 12th and isth, Je7 3 AME TO MY PREMISES. on Sunday, June 5, Ist, a light hay MULB, large size. (mare;) has the appearance of being old; considerably marked by the harness. The ewner will please come for- ward. prove property, pay charges and take her Sec: nd Toligate, jth stract turnpike, D.C JOHN H. McCHESNEY. | 0 000 ff pepe WANTED TO CALL aT 5 NOE’ A Aeeoving Depat, 351 F site Batent O and get their Stamp- ing, stite ing, Pinkin and Embroidery done. As there are other Richards i the field, ladios better look out that theyis come to Prince’s, who is the only practical hand in the city. Be sure you go to F street, opposite Patent Office. mh4 PIC NICS, &e. ; TREST GRAND ake ee AND EV. HIDDEN WiaNb,ASs0CLATION, SEVENTH STREET PARK, on WEDNESDAY, June 8, 1854 stree’ STRAYED FROM a NAVY-YARD HILL two bay HORSKES—one asmall horse. with his hind legs alittle sore above the hoofs; the other was a condemned horse, with his left hind leg very sore. Ten dollars reward be civen by EUWD. HUNT if returned to 453 K street, four doors from the wert a8 t. $2,000 Peete ee four ‘vents et torun, together with about $50 worth of tools, and stock, used in the bi¢inesa now carried on. A responsible party stands ready to \ Committee of Arrangements. give $720 per year Fent The present owner will not | G. Wickes, M.H. Dey. rent.as he i= about leaving the city. Apply on | @. Correll. C. BE. Thompson. premises, 340 E eee je7-lw* John H. Thompson, Dancing to commence at 4o’clock p.m. je 7-2t* AY T GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVENING | ean iascaty aan ra ; QTRAVED OR STOLEN—From the premises of Dr. W. MILLER, Pa Obticns Georgetown Heights, late Col. Ellett’s ¢, a fine large red COW, with White face and bells nd short horns—one of them c eerie over the eye. She is heavy withealf. A re- ard of $5 will be given for her return to the sub- rer ber, or such information as will lead to nee recovery. je OF THE INDEPEN De Be SOCIALS, W. GION PARK. “SEVENTH STREET, ASHINGTONESDAY Sune GO Ne & REWARD WILL BE.GIVEN FO tak i B5 per nye abiaek oe TER, | Tickets Fitty Cents, admitting a gentleman and thacollar on, with thesnbseriber’s nawe +. i ¢ Lac EORCE KRAFT, u R eats af Sha iia peer te Survey Office. ‘ W.H. Osbourn, oy. Brown, REWARD—Straved away, Tuesday last, a T. E. Clark, .W. Giadman, BLACK COW, with white spot on her face, je 7-8t* half her tale white: sHiewas in calf. The'above bee paid it Lronght On 21st street, be- nt THOMAS*GLANCY. mp aREN UP AND ESTRAY -@ame tothe prem- isesof the Ey as pee on. {street sag between two HORSES onead bay, about six years old, about fifteen hands hig! the! otber a light bay' mare. about fifteen hands high, a bald face, with four white feet. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take ‘them away. je6-3t™ JOHN BERGEN. $50 HEWARD—Stolen from the subscriber, living near Potomac Cross Roads, Mont- ‘PERSONAL. HE YOUNG LADY WHO TOOK A BUNDLE out of a car this morning coming from George- “town isknown. If itis not returned ina day or etwo-her pame will be published. and she will be Reecniat. It cau be left at the car es in eorgetown. BOARDING. pis y Cone Har. land . # } Batstnls Brening. ROOMS, for two or three gentlemen, er fami- une 5th, 2 SORR parauis x. + Six Fae © id;oue | lies—one single reom, House commodious and nd That r in forehe! bout 15:2 | airy, with spacious grounds. Terms moderate Apply southwest corner 2ist and H street. near Penn. aves Je 7-3t* ARTY OF GENTLEMEN, or gentlemenand heir wives. without ebildren or servi eee can furnish their own rooms, can get BOARD i: que country, ap hour's distance from Washington, The rooms are large and airy; the location beau- Hfals Lee qe itand vegetables, and fine sta- Il give the above re recovery, or any information 30, that Lm: MBS R. (je 6-3t" ) Ss RAYED OR STOLEN—On t and white COW, giving mank out ten years old. Has seven red spots on her right side, ma- nure stains on her hind quarters; her head and neck have much the appear ie ape Tr; two 2d ingt a red holes midway in. ay Poet ive $5 for her be Bor PHROR hy Pepa pa dine ig.) Blatense recovery as estri he worn, jor the appre- ne rince George’s 0. eee 1 meet with hension and con wietiont a et BEXEWORD, immediate attention, je 7-3t7 je 6-3t* 32 near N land. rues GEAgs BO DING at 350 K street, Se6-st* Me near N strest, Iuland.” few eents“ior Table Board” TRED ON SATURDAY, MAY 28TH, 7864.70 eee er Tee je 6 at ers. 0 e the name of Ch . ¥ ° ROARING — WOONE, FOR BENT = One very pon, RRR Si te scare ot ak BB eC ee hands high; and black painted buggy, diet jee Lok beh ade suitanie efor a faintly oe red mado by Pretechser, Wiminetoa Del Ow pandsoinals ferniahed; aad pe dled Ait bs sition tethat theytisve beer eieat une oer pumbot CA goed tuble kept” Alte seen ton Se ie. 9 ', fthe bere. asta pert wil Swill be rewarded at | for Between Vand @ aneely arene Higiiteenth street, | $f HAS. A. MURPHY, Agent. CARD IN THE COCNTRY, fire miles from 5, REWARD, eat on eh the city, ina very pleasant Idéation.. For par~ $5 co ms an kothiesecs lars inguil 3 Jo4st* shore fee en! ill be ee if brought to the = Bae couse Be ects. | Ps BHAPER; Meare age, Cc meget FODNa A Water, D.=Stra: 7 hi is Very Ol 810 REAR red CO ithe wiyte Cp ep if ae ‘store, va | Rapa fog arta wee pe, cree mie | sir do.re wi ¥ eve the above re ward from JOHN » between 2 6 We Have cay gncnivn aoee and 3d bi en H street, Island. Jeastt sthat have ever been ro brow to en @ a the morning of | country, Also. one vars dage rt 1 bay HORSE, 15). hands | lin, and several others of a fing a aloe ruality: e en ae a flank and T. sareethe Striogsare cee our cae rte parked aes. ik iD ppaned, be 6 or 7 | ence of one of our ‘of the ematarie during years old; in toleral aa tit or Minorca will | the Winter Beason, ‘are warranted to be true please come forward, prove property and pay | andof great strenath. ae and retail @t charges t and take him away F. EVANS, the ade Store of G@. METZEROTT, Je 4-8t* No, 53 4th st., Georgetown, D, C, my3i = Corner of 11th Niscsbend Pa, avenue. Sse Boag WITH HANDSOMELY FURNISHED’ san RNIGHED HOUSE FOR RENT. cr house for ent und furniture for sale, The house is No of the very best and most in the city, and is furnished through- rs inquire on Je6 lw OM $90 LOTS in ALE SuIE DI APIECE CP.—T Sanare N ING] LOTS FR rteen d zieable™ tre Apply to y., bet. Wiha for the G whole house can obtai cions apartment ‘ ply on the prem: ¥F. torneyat Law. BRICK STABLE and HOUSE also for rent, Apply imm sale of Furniture, protoeRara 4 AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY FOR RENT. For rent, one of the largest and best located Gal- leries in Washington, with all the modern im- provements, None but first-class artists of high reputation inthe art need apply. This chonce fora good energetic operator with some capital. Apply on the premises to. P. J. BELLEW & Co., 5L07th coat: 3 doors south of Fellows’ Hall. Terms cash, first month in advance, je 6-tt LEASANT ROOMS AND BOARD can be had at 92 Penn. avenue, between ist and 22d sts., at reasonable terms, je 4-3t™ Fo KENT—In house No. 154 lith street. be- tween FE and F,a ROOM 25 feet front by a deep. with three large windows. Will not be rented for alodging room. je 4 3t* GROCERY AND TIRUOR STORE FOR SALE and HOU: HE ioe rent, at No. 286 7th street, en Land WM, SCHULZE. _je 4-5t* ‘OR SAL.E—The three story and basement Brick HOUrE, No. 371, corner of Thirteenth and I streets, containing nine rooms. Potomac water in basement and gas throughout. Posses and furniture sold if desi ILL BE SOLD A BARGAIN —THE NEW JERSEY RESTAURANT, on F street. be- tween 2ist and 22d. The house contains five rooms, with stock and fixtures; all for $60), Inquire at 195 Lstreet, je 4-61" OR SALE—Two PRINTING PRESSE. + one € tirely new, and the other very little ns: be sold cheap for cash. Apply at 179 south street, between 9th aud 10th, opposite Smithsonian Institute. je 43rF URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, to gentlemen, with or without board, in 4 large, pleasant house, possessing the advantages of a city and country residence. Cars pass the door. Terms moderate, Apply iinmediately at the corner of lith and S streets Je 4-3t* VOR RENT—A RARE CHANCE.—A new ee HOUSE containing7 rooms, situated in the t Ward, now one of the best locations in that Ward for arestaurant and tavern. Inquire ae No. 457 13th street, between E and F streets. at lock je 4-lw* A large BRICK W. REO SE and containing four ene 3, on north B Po sion given im \T— STABLE, street, between 6th and 7th. mediately. torne ys-at-Law 432 and 6th sts. see TL eof GRAY & WILLIAMS, At. o. 432 Penn, avenue, between je 4-3t* CK HOUSE on 4% street . ng six rooms, having ee been thorougnly sud handsomely repaired. is also on Gue of the most growing busingss sisal the city. The lewer floor can be used asastore. In- quireatNo. 457 Ith sivect, between Band F sts, atlo’clock. je 4-3" OULD BE RENTED FOR A ei OF h to a careful ae } Pn SEED Pater ane trally nnd rivate fam et, or hay given in two \ Premises No. 404 Kighth street west, bet Gand H. je 4-tf AND FOR SALE OR EXGHANGE, 1n Mara- thon, Jackson Door and Junan cov punter Wis- contin. on per ey, Apply | ¥ : W. corner 2istand H sts. tm GuT POR RE FURN aes D ROOMS, No. 531 H street. between 6thand7th. Also,a ROOM on first floor, Suitable for au office, her sleeping apartment ad! ining. 30. S-1w* OR SALE = EOREABEE HOUSE, eal fora Photog Gallery; 24 feet long and 12 feet wide, with a ares sky. te Baitable ise for a sutler. Apply @ 40} : » No ta King street, Alexe: a. je 3-lw* OR RENT—One tage ROOM, suitable for two persons, furnished: and two unfurnished, on first floor, communicating; on Missouri avenue. near corne} 6th street, Je 2-e03t* OR RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE. containin: five rooms, ee on the corner of 6th and streets, Genter il, Also, »fhe FURNITURE for tale. Apply at WHS Restaurant, corner 13th ctreet and Penn. ayenne. je 2-1w* \O LET—A_handeomely. furnished HOUSS, in the First Ward | The whole. or in suites. Pos- session given the Ist of July. gdnauize at Star 0 fice, or address Mr, EVER, Georgetown Post Of Also, four large PARLORS, for Government offices. ¥ 8-1 OOMB FOR RENT.— Comfortable at well- R furnished eons at 450 12th street, pees dH ste. The location is one co! the most de- bie in the city, my 26tf ore asain eo Paar Pa. ay, and’! Dat T—For rniture, on Georgetown uare between Green and Montgomery | cts, ve Stoddard st. Possession given om the wth ef June next, For terme, &c., apply on the bee ps 8 : a AUCTION SALES. (ee es ish « samen SEE Fer ethsr Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW B= ©. MCGUIRE & E 00., Auctioneers, CHANOERY BALE 0. OF )F_ VALUABLE VACANT by On TUBSDAY AFT: JOON, June 7th, at haf ast-five oO Spe on Ean virt jecree o! Supreme Court of umbia. made in acause (No, 98. auity.) where. in Julius M, Granger is complaiaant, and Adele Douglas and others are defendants, May 6, 1864, we shall sell the whole of S ware No 551, cts vided into desirable EL. fronting re- spectively om north I street. New 2 aN avenue, es First street west, all having fine alley facilities in the rear, This square is located on the high ground north ofthe Capitol, iu the inmediata vicinity ot Bt, Aloysius Church and the National Paenny Office, gud isinevery respect desirable for private resi- nces, Terms: One halfcash; the remainier in three and six months. with interest, secured to thesatia- faction of the Trustees; om the ratification of the sales by the court and payment of the pur money, the Trustees will convey the property ia fee to the purcharers. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five Gays after the rale, the Trustees may re-sell the property, 0 in default at the riak an expense of he purchaser, on one week’s notice in the Na- tional Intellizencer. Conve = zand revenue stamps at the cost of the pure! tay DAVIDGE, os 5 S1SHRR, haba my 2l-eokds J. a woaure .. Aucts Y @REEN & WILLIAMS, aidieaere HANDSOME, BUILDING LOT FRONTING NUE, BETWREN M A NETREETS NORTIC ATA UOTIO) On TUESDAY. the 7th instant, we shall sell, om ON ND the premises, at KE gciock. m., the fo! owing handyome Building Lot. vie:"Lot No. in Square iS ae sts, having ry Font of ee on New y avenue, feet ic] a and handsome! iy sites a hii Terme: : One-half cash and twelve months, for notes bearing interest; a deed given and of taken A)l conveyancing, including Tevenue stamps, at cost Ke the purchaser. 3 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. = C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, EXE ee SALEOF NINE VERY DESIR. ah UILDING LOTS ON ie JERSEY AY,, BETWEEN E AND F STREETS N’ ROBIE, On TUESDAY AFTERN June 7 on the premises. we shalleell Lots Nos. 17, 18, 19, 21, and 22, in subdivision of Bq 624, fronting each 22 feet 6 inches on the eas side of New Jersey avenue, between E and F streets north and running back 12 feet 8 inches to a fif- teen feet alley, and containing 2,850 square ‘These Lots are in the immediate vicinity of the Railroad Depot, and on the great thoroughfare from the Oaptot and quepor to the northera and western part of the city. Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in six twelve, and cighteen months, with interest secured by 8 deed of trust on the premises. Conve: vances at ae ccst of the purchaser, my. J.C, MOGUIRE & CO , Aucts, BY GREEN: & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, OD TWO-8TORY BRICK HOUSE ON \ LEASE GROUND RENT aT Rect AY, the 7th instant. at 6 o'clock, p. ell i in front of t premises, on Rth ween N and O streats porth aG@ pod Two- Boire oD ZTCU! rent. payable quar- in Ward sub-division GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aaucta, ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. Brena Dy HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FFECTS aT AUOTION 4 RNING, June 3.at lo’cdk, at the residence of Mrs. Vi noent Tayior, 7B: cae. above Frederick street Y Splencid Ve Mahogany Bedst coat eetal Hair Matt Splendic full ist © Sp eodid Psyct French Pisno and Stool, Mahbozany Mirror Front W: Silk Velvet. and Lace C Marble-top acd other Tal Marbie-top Sibedoard Extension Table. Crock And many articles not m Term: cash. The House is for sale or rent; enq Jones, Attornesfat Law, Sth street, W th 3 Ae aba THOS, DOWLING, A SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES. Waa DerartMent, CAVALRY Bu2esv, Office eer, Quaysermaston. asarnston lay Z7. Will be sold, at Public Auction on WEDN’ DAY, the 8th day of June, 1:64, at the ‘Onvsiry Dee pot, ‘* Giesboro’ *a large lot of Quartermas- ter’s Stores, pete as unfit for te public ser- vice, consisting in part of— Stoves and Stove Furaiture, Knives Forks, &c,, Water prin Ragone Saag les, eT, Combs and Brushes. Pte es Bridles, and Whips, Files and Rasps. Blacksmiths"and Carpenters” Tools, Brooms, Shovels Fork 3,and Rakes, Lanterns, Piek Leather Cuttings, Scrap Iron, Ho: Bboe Ro mpty Barrels, &c.. c. Bale to commence at ten (19! o'clock, s, m. Terms : Cash in Government funds. Five days will be allowed after the day of aale to remove, the articles from the depo’ For further information apply tt to vee dee H. A. Dupuy. Assistant Quartermaster and pot Quac- termaster. Cavalry Bureau, sgrigebaro|. D.C By Command oh Maior General ‘Auger, Con- manding Depot of Washington pa JAMES A, EKIN, td Lt. Col. &C Q. M., Cav. Bureaa BY J.C, McGUIRE & & 0O., Auctioneers, SMALL BRICK DWELLING wouS a ON THIRTEENTH SPRSET BB- ew Veen STRERT AND NASBAOUSETTS on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. June 8th at 61; o’ciosk, on the premises, we shal! se!l subdivision Dof Lot No. 26. Square No. 247, fronting 23 feet on Thirteenth street. between L street and Maseachu- setts avenue, running back 224 feet 4's inches to gnalley, improved by asnug TWU STORY BRICK DWELL LNG HOT with neat tower garden in front. The Jocation is excalient,and the prop- exty very desirable as a residence for a small fam- “Ther ns: One-third c ofr. W. Auct. & of trust. Conveyances at ihe cost of the purchaser. _je6-St _C. MOGUIBE & OO. Aucts, YJ.C. wane & 00., Auctioneers, \CELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUS aS FEOTS AT AUCTIONS OS OLD Oe THE RSDAY MORNING, June #, t Eleventh str 8 we ait iselt tke Furniture Effects of Bem. ewan declining housekeeping compriaing— Supe rior Rosewood Case Piano Forte, by Rosen- krantz. jent Mahozany Hair Spring Seat Sofa, A: d Parior Ohairs. nae ary Bene oes eee ee | Tables, c ak ani slnut Damask-covered Ea; na e Whatnot, Etagers with Des if airs rain Carpeta,” Window Shades, Rogs. and Mats. Extensive Dining Table, Sideboard. t Cane Sest Chairs Lounge, » Glass, and Qrockers Ware. ° aa Carpets, Rods and ‘Eyes, Hd Oak. Marvle-top Cottagé Suite, ua, Washstancs, 3. B rs, sad Pillows, Clocks, Vases Toilet Sette, Gock ‘ng, Radiator, and other Stoves, Together with many other articles essential fo bousekeeping. VE eer J. O, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y¥ J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. TRISTEE'S SALE OF | RRR rate ee rin DWELLING BOUSS AN N NINTH ST EST. BATWEEN O AND P THER TS NORTE, On TUESDAY A AFTERNOON, June 28. at 6 0 on the premises, by virtue ofa deed of trust di Be compacts 1861, an@ duly recorded in Libe: on N folios 1, et Req., and oftha Land Recdras of Washington county... I shall veil, Lot No. 9im Crittenden’s sub- division of yoamare 898, fronting # feeton Ninth street west. between o Sana P streets. marshy » running i 94 feet4 inches Exe Ey toa public alley and improved by e Shree: story Brick Dwelling House containing basement rooms, Fre et a hall, nant three cham- bers. wee bed, &e., inthe rear, Terms cash Conveyances at cost of the woe Benes ros ie.6 dts JC. bouUIRE & Aucts, YJ. 0, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, NEAT TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND L ON SOUTH HST pence s oT, WEBT. oy On THURSDAY Sten IN. June 9. eos on the premises. we shall sell. partof Lo. No 9. ia 2 Square 0. 497 fronting 16 feet. oe ae lenge at q homing seers T-CLASS HO TEL, ; ee a est T inchen eo poetuete ov, D. C., containing forty peng This Hones 2 Lit a heat two-story Frame Dwelling 1s condniet oa mropean plan, aes A Rita hen back. : a ‘fhoreugh Ines Leeson thete-t ia mines Sokrevaneed at the cost of the purchaser. with we extensive payi 0; 218. 9. Me Gall or gases StbPUREL Be. ¥ 5.0, MCGUIRE & 00,, Austioneors. ve. atid 15! . eee 8.5. corner Petia ave ington 3 BTOCK 0 0) ee spate e's par Fock LE—A beautifully located ed BRICK GN. Cu kC. BL fo as, eight ro =e and passage; |: mieneing MORDA 4 ee ak ty Im: te. possesion ont; ip se ana ie blo Ses. ". ie. Me e on fe tes, Toeatingon Pa. avenue, a abel pal jase Of ilver, ier a Hheaiteagy Reel Betate Brokers. | fi) eee one sci'ts so, Ws vs RK Sal Fi r isetiata porrsaion te * 1 Ote., ete. PROP. Be werent a teen Prete bE 5 Pla Glass Silver plated rim, Counter..Show mi “three ima si eae Party aban ‘Fire: proof Safe of ‘ating ‘ine beh tures, 6tc,, os, Bhowe Racks, Gas Fire sat 8G ecale ae aes PETER ay, 90 pa a MCGUIRE & U0. Aucte, MEROHANT'S AND BANKERS ALMA ac. 1864) By Smit Ho; = |AYLORB} &00.,duete, © * ‘ABOVE BALE 18 POSTPONED un* ©