Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1864, Page 1

AUCTION SALES FUTURE DaYs. JQy GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. IMPROVED REAL KSTATE SALE, In pursuance of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, readered in special Boies kha namga¥ weitiogs Mabe 5 |. in whic ae! . i - Angel. and John T Angei are complainants, minasionert willrell by Public id } eed remi uction. S D.m., on the Third day of June, 1964, the followii roperty. to wit: Part of 8qu: numbered 9%, in Warbingion City, beginning for the same ats point on the south line of said Square, on L street south, at the distance of 76 feet frem thesoutheast corner ofsaid Square, 8nd running thence west 28 feet, orth 75 feet. east % feet, south 75 feet to the be- ginning, ccntaining a two-story attic and base- ment Brick House; and also, part of Lot No. 2, in the same Square, beginning for the said part on south L street, 101 feet from the southesst corner ef said Square, and running thence north 75 feet, thence weet 20 faet. thence south 75 feet, tosouth L street, thence east with said street 20 feet to the beginning. containing a one-story-and-a-half and basement Frame House, upon the following terms, to wit: One-third cash. or within ten days after sale, one-third at six months, and the other third at twelve months from the aay of sale, with inter- est from day ofsale, the purchaser to give notes for the deferred payments, secured by a deed of trust upon the property, and the purchaser to pay for stamps and all conveyancing; and in case of non-compliance with the terms Os, Copy ecm prop: i e a Z erty to bere-sold st SIGHN H. PEAKE, R. M. COMBS. JAMES RHODES JAMES H. JONES BE. 0, SANDERSON. Commissioners, my M-eotds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY, the 10th instant. same hour and place. By order of the Commissioners. Sead & WILLIAMS, Ancts. GREEN B* J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, WEST, AND 6TH 3° , BE’ E. LAND M STREETS. Baral On MONDAY AFT. une Isth, at 6 ©’clock. om the premi hi ro part of Lot No.7, in Square No. 450, fronting Sifeet on the nor-b side of New York avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets west. and running back Os be divided into two Lots of 17 feet front each. IMMEDIATELY APTER. __Part of Lot No. 2!, and the whole of Lot No. 22, in Bquare No. 449, divided into five Lots, frontin each 16 foot % inches on the wast side of Sixth street west, between L an: streets north, and runni Dack 116 feet to a 25 foot alley. iigieat erms: One-third cash, the remainder in siz and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. je.6-d J.C. MCGUIRE & 0O., Aucts, BY: ©. MCGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOTS ADJOINING THE CITY, aT THE COR- NBER OF 7TH AND BOUNDARY STREBT. Oa WEDNESDAY A¥YTERNOON, June 224, at 6 oclock on the premises. by virtue of a decree of sno supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting in ch&idéty, passed on the sth day of April, 1861, in a certain cause whétem George M, Miller iainant and Blien Miller et sfare defend- (No. 146.) we shall eel], part of a tract of land belonging to the estate of the late Charles Miller, fronting on Seventh street west,on the east and west sices. and on Bonadesy street, divided into good sized Building Lots, plata of which may be ined of either of the Trustees or the Axction- cers priorto the sale, or on the premises at the time of sale. These L6*%s are just outside of the Corporation abn and consequently are not liable for city *xeB, Terms : One-third in cash: the remainder in six, twelve,and eighteen months, with interest, for which the purchaser must give notes secured to the satisfaction of the Trustees. The purchasers to have tre option of paying allin cash, Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- asere. If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days thereafter, the Trustees reserve the right of re-selling, at the risk and expense of the de agbeedg ere ects one week’s notice in the ational Intelligencer. @EO.A BOHRER, 2 E.C MORGAN. ? Trustees, A. THOS BRA * mny.W-eok ds J.C. McGUIRE& CO.. Aucts, ¥ J.C, McGUIRE & CO , Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF VACANT LOTS BE- LONGING TO ST. VINCENT’S ORPHAN ASY- LUM. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 14. at 6 o’clk, on the premi commencing with the first nawed, we shall sell ynty-one desirable vacant Lots, in Square No, 211, fronting respectively on Four- teenth street, west side. at the corner of Rhode Is- land avenue. and on Rhode Island avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. These Lots are finely located in a healthy and fast improving part ofthe city, with the advantages of gas, Potomac water, and a city pats. nger railroad. IMMEDIATRBLY AFTER, Lots 13 and 14 in Square No. 197, fronting togeth- er iff feet 9 inches on Sixteenth street, between L and M.and running back toa 3)-foot alley, and Lets 29 and3. fronting together 106 feet9 inches on Fifteenth street, between L and Matreetsnorth, an¢ running back to a 30-foot alley. . CSP ge will be sub divided into small Bnild- ing Lots Th-se Lots all belong to St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, the titles to which are directly from the Government Ei Yerme: One-third in eash; the remainder in siz and twelve months, with interest, secured ty adeed of trust on the premises. Conveyancesand stamys at the cost ofthe purcha- ser @2 To prevent 0 on irresponsible bidding, a payment lot will be required at time of sale. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancta, BY? C. McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers. UNRESERVED SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN SQUARE 447, FRONTING ON SEVENTH STREET WEST AND NORTH N AND OSTREKT: On WEDNESDAY of FTER) NOON, June 18th, at sell for account following st, he- ack 116 th and 7th streets west,aad ‘o 4 $0 feet alley. on north N street, between ,Yunping back 185 feet to Li 6th and 7th etreets we a 3) feet alley, x The abuve will be divided into good sized Buila ire Lots. a $ all directly from the @overnment. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6ani 22 mcnths. with interest, secured by a deed of trus on_the premises. Conveyance’s and stamps at the cost of the pur- chasers. & To prevent irresponsible bidding, 2 pay- ment of S2)on each lot will be required at the oe sale. JC. McQUIRE & @O.. Aucts. EX ECUTOR’S SALEor VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FOUB. AND-A-HALF STREET, MISSOURI AND PENNSYLVANIA y. nN. On FRI AFTERNOON. 10th instant, at 5 o'clock, we will sell in front of the premises. the southern part of Let 12, Square A, fronting 55 feet on Feur-and-a-haf street, and running back 72 feet wore Or lest, on a 2 feet alley, and improved by two two-story Brick Dwellings fronting on Four-and-s-half street. and a Brick Stable on the alley. rms: One-third in eash; the balance in 6, Satis months, with interest, secured by a deed of truston the premises. ‘All conveyancing and stampsat the expense of purchaser a ETER O’DONOGHOS, E: tort ¥ W.L. WALL & GO. Auets, je2. ¥ J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctieneers, I TEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- ‘sie TATE-—BRICK HOUSE AND LOT. By virtue ofa decree of the Supreme Court ofthe District of Columbia, sitting in Chancery, wee on the 9th dayof May, A. D., 1864, wherein Edwin ©. Morgan and Walter 8. Cox, Trustees, were com- piainants, and Susan G. Walker et al., defendants, ‘we will sell, the following described Real Estate improvements thereon, namely, Lot No. No. one hundred and seventeen, (117,) ments thereon, consisting of a rick Owelling House on M street between loth and 20th, in the City of Washiveton. District of Columbia, on the premises, MONDAY, i3th day of a7 at 6 o'eleck p.m he terms of sale will be, one-third cash, balance in 6. 12, and 18 months, bearing interest, and se- cured ts the satisfaction of the Trastees’ i ‘ivilege of paying all "ag in i <a ili bave the ve iv ‘SIRES ig all casi sers oN ALTER S W. COX { Trustees, my 19-saw&ds J, 0. MCGUIRE & 00, Aucts, “@ UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Wan DerantMenr, Cavalay Buaeav, Ovvi08 oF Cuigr QuARTERMASTER, Washington, D. C., April 25, 1864 Will be sold at public auction, to the highest bid- der, at the times sap named below, vis: Newport, Penna , Thursday, May 5th Gettysburg. Penbs.. Monday, May 9th, Aftoonas, Peuns., Thurrday, May 12th Sittin, Pepne., Thureday, May 19th," Reading, Penna., Thur May 26th, June 2 Lebanon, Penns.. zeerelay. Northumperland, Pepna. Scranton, Penna., Thur Williamsport, Penns., T: .¢ Hundred | 100) horses at Gettysbu! hursda: , June rsday, June 234, a , June 9th, jth. ese horses bave been condemned as the cavalry service of the United States Army. ¥ ad and purposes many good il be sold singly. ALE dr co :D iz vartermaster’s ice. Depot of Washington, ies Que teenies ae ‘er June 3, 1x64. i Will be rold at publis acct: at the Corrals, 2, the Obse: st t city Be ro Won ESD LY Jones, 1064, andon WED: ESDAY, Sant Hips AND MULES, ecndem ned ag i public service. mae: Cash ip jovgrnment funds. % 2 cl 5 Pale t> oommence at Wo ae RUCKER, Chief Quartermaster, Brig. Gen, and Depot ot Weal aS td . and Two -y (250) at each of the other places, it for ‘at Ua. m.,and continue daily until of Washington, v=. XXIII. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TWENTY VALUABLE BUILDING L NEW JERSEY AVENUE AT AGOTION. on URSDAY, the 9th instant, at 6 o’clock, p, ‘all sell in front of the premises— each 25 feet front, being the south part corner Lot 17, in Square G3, neat the United suates OSLots in Aacares 135 and 760, opposite the Old Mibets lu sald Heestan tas and viv nit trot? the avenue. ii of the Gapitai’snd the other’ ets eo se meee es <{iistances from both the Capitol and Navy ‘ard. The sale will begin with the first n: Terms : Sue: thfed imeash; the remtator ia six and jonths, wi aring interest, and secured by adeed of trast: AE . Conveyances and stampsat the cost of the pur- chasers. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, je.3-dis During, or immediately after the sale of the abo: we shall sell, Lota Nos. 11. 16, and 23.in Square No, Se as being the Square next to the Coast Survey Terms same as above. je,7-dts GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, ¥ J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSE AND LOTS ON FIFTA 8tREET WEST, BE Bidet da Fe ph 0 ee NORTH. Pursusn’ adecree of the Supreme Court oft! District of Columbia, sitting in Barity oadesed entered in the cause, No. 213, wherein Martha Barnes, James and Thomas Goodin, George, Rob- ert and Martha Owens are complainants, and Mary Jarboe, executrix of the last will and testament of Elizabeth Goodin, deceased, defendant, I shall roceed to sell,on the premises, on the $th day of une next. at 6 o’clock in the afternoon, all the es- tate, hae title, interest, claim. and demand which the said E\izabeth bela or had at thetime of her death, of. in, and to part of Lot sixteen, (16,) Lot reventeen, (17,) and part of Lot eighteen’ (18.) in square (430, in the plen of the city of Was ing- ton, together with the improvements thereon, con- sisting of two frame houses in good condition, The Rroperty is situated on Fifth street west, be- Ween N and 0 streets north. Termscash. All conveyances to be prepared un- der the direction of the solicitor 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 executrix reserves the tight to re-sell the property, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on one week’s notice in the National Intelligencer. MARY JARBOE, Executrix of Elizabeth Goodin, deceased, T. M. Brovnt, Solicitor, my .23-d J. U. SOGUIRE & CO., Auets. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, BALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON VIRGINIA AVE NUR, DETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR AND A- HAL¥ STREETS ON THE ISLAND, AT AUC- TION. On THURSDAY, the 9th instant, at 6 o’clock p. m.. we shall teil. in front of the premises, Lot 2, in subdivision of Square 536. ne-halfin cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, secured by adeed oftrust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. j GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, je ¥ J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY CHANCERY SALE OF TWENTY- SEVEN VALUABLE LOTS IN SQUARE NO. 152, ON THE HIGH GROUND BETWEEN M STREET AND RHODEISLAND AVENUE,AND 16TH AND 17TH STREETS By authority of a decree of the Supreme Court of this District passed in a cause wherein Riggs & Co. are complainants, and the widow and heirs of the late Thomas Smith are defendants, I shall sell to the highest bidder, on the premises, on the 10th day of Jape next atSo’clock in the afternoon, the residue of the Lots in Square No. 182, fronting on Seventeenth and M streets and Rnode Island aye- nue, (except that beautiful portion, constitnting the southwest corner of 100) feet oer. owael by G. W. Riggs, Esq.) The portion of the square in- tended to be soid, and which must be so.d, has been divided into lots of about 2) feet front each, with snitable alleys, &c., and is a part of the high ground between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streats and M street and Rhode Island avenue, A plat can be seen at the Auction Kooms of J.C, McGuire & Co. ° The terms as prescribed by the decree are: One- fourth of the purchase money in cash , and the res- idue in six, twelve. and eighteen months, to be cured by the purcbaser’s bonds, with surety. and a ee a the premises, bearing interest from the day of sale. Alfconveyancing, bonds, &c ,and stamps at the purchaser’s expense. iE we i If the terms of sale are not complie! with within five days from the day of ssle, tue lot or lota will be re-sold at aid Auction Rooms at the purch< Pa cont ae ine ,afterone week’s notice in the National Intelligencer. . REDIN, Trastes. wkds J.C, MOGUIRE & 00. Ancts Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. TWO TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUCTION. On MONDAY. the 6th day of June, at 6 o'clock, p.m.,in front of the premises, we shal! sell, part of Lot No. 3, in Square No. 14, about 2 feet tront, running back 20 feet deep. more or less, on Twen- ty sixth street. between M std Pennsylvania ave- nue. A geod Brick with all the modern improve- ments. Terms: One-half cash, balance in six, and twelve months, for notes bearing interest. Deed given and s deed of trust taken. A!l conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. je2d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, B2-THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONEDON AC- count ofébe rain until FRIDAY, the lth instant, same hour and place je7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, GALE OF CONDEMNED Hay Chief termaster’s Ogice, Depot Washington, A nar Tn DG dune t, Wk Will be sold at Public Auction, at Alexandria, ,0n MONDAY, June 13th, 1364, at 11 o’clock a, ONE HUNDRED (1) TONS OF HAY, condemped as unfit for public use prey will be sold in lots of Successful bidders will be reauired to remove thelr purchases within five (5)days from date of v. ‘ten (10) tons and uy 8. Terms cash, in Government funds. D. H. RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, je3-td Depot of Washington, D. 0 B* J. ©, McGUAIRS & OOV., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE SQUARE OF Ce SUBDIVIDED INTJ BUILDING On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 11th. at 5 o’clock, en the premise-, we sha!l sell the whole of Fquure No, 176, fronting respectively on New Hampshire avenue Seventeenth street, north T and U streets, subdivided into desirable Building Lote all having alley taciliti Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. 7 Cost of conveyances to be paid by the pur- chaser. @2” A payment of $2) on each lot will be required at the time of sale. je7-d J.C, McGUIRE & CO. Auct’s. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON FIRST STREET EAST, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS SOUTH, AT AUCTION, On TUESDAY, the lith instant, we shall offerfor sale, on the premises, at 6 o’cl Pp m.,thefollow- ing handsome Building Lots, viz: “hots 10 and 12, in the subdivision of Square north of No. 743, Lotl0 fronts on said L street #4 feet 8 inches, running back about 176 feet to a 14-fee! ley. and having an pier on the south side 8 fe wide the entire depth. Loti2 fromtson the street, with afront of 24 fect 7 inches, ranning back to the said ]4-feet alley, and having an alley 8 feet wide on the north side running the entire depth. Lot tl, lying between saic tots lUand eee by Aare ry brick dwelling house, owned by Mr. - Grinder. Terms: One third cash, the balance in six and twelve months, with interest, A deed given and a aed f trast taken, Ue indispu' je. Oost of c mveyances and stamps to he paid by par- chaser, Je4-eoh ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, EXECUTOR’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL E3- TATE IN GEORGRTOWN. On WEDNESDAY APTERNOON, June 15, at 6 ovclock. I shailsell in front of the premises all that pace Or parce! of ground being the east half of Lot numbered eighty eight (s3)in Theilkeld’a addition of Georgetown situated on 24, between Lingan and Warren streets near (i eorgetown Col- I “hie lot i850 foct front, with adopth of 35) fect, improved by @ convenient and well built Two- ae Brick House. containing six? oous and cellar. e house ia located on hig ‘ound i healthy Deighborhood. Title nertest ns ToT Terms: One half cash, the balance in three and six i secured by a deed of trast on the roperty. Ly 1} conveyancing at Cost of purchaser. e6-its A. GODDARD, Bx THOMAS DOWLING. acct, and reckoning explained’ Fi# LONDON. ite measu 7! > my. Eben rth, Air, Fire and Water; 351,] mence at £ o'clock. + AMUSEMENTS. CANTERBURY HALL, MUSIC SCANTERBURY HALL, AND HAL LIGANTERBURY BALL THEATER Lovista"a AVEXUE, Near Corner af Sizth Street, Rear of Nationaland Metropolitan Houls, Guoncz LzA——. --. —_-. ___.___._.. Proprietor W. E. CamavavcH._.___..,,__.__-.Btage Manager, Last week of MLLE MARIETTA RAVEL, MLLE MARIETTA RAVEL, MCLLE MARIETTA RAVEL, M’LLE MARIETTA RAVEL, M:LLE MARIETTA RAVEL, MLLE MARIETTA RAVEL, new and startling feats m the TIGHT ROPE, IGHT ROPE. TIGHT ROPE, TIGHT ROPE, TIGHT ROPE: First week of the Laughable Pantomime, THE VILLAGE PEDAGOGUE, THE VILL E PED. UE THE VI E PED. THE VI E PED THEY EB PED THE V E PEDA THE Vv E PED THEV E PED! THE V E PED: THE V E PED. irst week of the beantiful Ballet. arranged b: m Mons. Baptistan, entitked, LA FATE LA E E AU VILLAGE, AU vEEEAGE, AU VILLAGE, AU VILLAGE, Uv a aad ie ie ca La F In which Me Ma ill ar and exeente several Mi ag BEAUTIEUL S0L0 DANCRS, Assisted PY rons BAPTISTAN, MONS. BAPTISTAN, MONS. BAPTISTAN, AND THE GREAT RONZANI BALLET TROUPE RONZANI BALLET TROUPE NZANI BALLET TROUPE oF. XTEEN BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADI art EEN BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES. SIXTREN BEAU ‘OUD TBS. SIXTEEN BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES. First week of the side-splitting Negro Farce of ; THR OLD CLOCK, © THE OLD CLOCK, THE OLD CLOCK, THE OLD CLOCK, THE OLD CLOCK? BILLY WEST, RILLY WEST, BILLY WEST, iN ms PUNNY CHARACTER " ER LE FORREST, fh FORREST, LE FORREST, AND MISS CARRIE GARDNER. MISS CARRIE GARDNER, MISS CARRIE GARDNER, Famous Original eOTRCLE OF BEAUTY AND = CLUSTER OF GRACE, MI8g JENNIF. FORREST aan MISS LILLY WIT ) MIS: TY SCOTT, Sy ILSON. NAOMI PORTER, AWTON. CM. ROSS, SALLIE WERNER, N *LLE VIOLA MISS MOLLIE 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 aes VILLAGE PEDAGOGUE. to Tricks W. B, Cavanangh fons: Baptistin Mons. § Schoolm: Williams Mr, Easy Billy West Mr: Pride... T. Murray Master Billings... J. Burges Mnster Cummin Mile Viola Master Tickelet Mrs. Ste Miss Easy. Miss C. Gardner MissM. Gardner &e, lars, Villagers, The performance to conclude with the funny Ne gro Burletta, entitl TEE OLD CLOCK; ' ND THERE SHE GOES. HERE SH. i — Billy West Simo! Rest cs dies and Gentlemen. In addition to which the regular VARIETY PROGRAMME ° SONGS. DANCES, NEGRO ACTS, &C.. &C.,&C, In preparation, and will shortly be 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 BUSH WHACKERS produced, of THE POTOMAC, with NEW AND ELEGANT SCENERY and effects Introducing several WASHINGTON CELEBRITIES of the day, The Drama is now in rehearsal, and will be pro- duced in 2 STy. SUPERB STYLE, with a 5 FULL CAST and NECESSARY APPOINTMENTS, gotten up an expense of over TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, And far superior to anything ever produced in Washington. Due notice will be given ofits first representation . LOOK OUT FOR BEAU!! and THE BUSHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMAC! Admisrion —.——. ——- RO SS chestra—..—.-— rivate Boxes Doors open st 7 e’clock; Performance te com- file eee FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT TWO.O'CLOCK. ; Ladies 25 cents; Childrem 10 cents, TILg WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8, 1864, y the entire Company of La AMUSEMENTS. FORD'S NEW THEATER, TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, The eminent Comedian MR. J. 8, CLARKE, * THIS EVENING, in Shakepeare’s Z COMEDY OF ERRORS, apiccived nightly with shouts of laughter and pplause. z MISS ALICE GRAY AS ADRIANA CLARKE IN TWO HUMOROUS CHARACTERS, The performance will commence with the petite comedy o: THE FAT BOY. Waddilove. aes esecosees eee Mr. J, 8. Clarke, In rehearsal new drama, played with great snecess im New York. and adapted expressly for Mr. JB. Clarke, by De Walden, eutitied Also. a new comedy, called Je 8-2 UP AND DOWNS. GROVER’S THEATER. PENNSYLVANIA AY., 8848 WILLARD’S HoTsu, LronaRD GRoVER-..-.—---.._._-.....,--Director Also of Grover’s New Chestnut Street Theater, Philadelphia. again WEDNESDAY EVENING, Junes, BENEFIT OF MADAME JOHANSEN. Only time this season of Beethoven's only Opera, FIDELIO. which, with the present great cast, obtained the Frontest trinmph in Boston. Hermanns, Himmer. abelman, Steinecke,Graffo,and MadameJohann- sen. THURSDAY, June 9, BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE OF CARL FORMES, when will be presented the Grand Opera ot MARTHA, with Formes in his original character. as composed for bim by VonFlotow, Plunkett, and the third act of ROBERT LE DIABLE, FRIDAY, June 10, 18i4. BENEFIT or MARIE FREDERICI FAUST. Now in rehearsal and will be producea. DON JUAN. SATURDAY—Last night of this company imost pesitively. MONDAY, June 13. MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON commences a brief engasement in LITTLE BAREFOOT. AUCTION SALES. BY J.C.McGLIRE & CO., Auctioneers, POSITIVE SALE OF VAGANT LOT AT THE CORNER OF EIGHTH BTREET WE3T AND RB STREKT NORTH. i On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 9th, at 63; o’slock, on the premises, we shall sell, part of Lot No.2, in Square No. 419, fronting 25 icet on 8th street west, atthe corner of north R street, and running back 100 feet on north R street. 2 Terms: One-half in cash; the remainder in six months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- cated’ (Rep.]_J. 0. MoGUIRE & Oo., Aucte, Y J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON NORTH LST. ee N&AR 20TH STREET WEST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June lv, at 6?s o’elk, on the premises, we shal seli, the west part of Lot No.6, in Square No. 117, fronting 27 feet Linch on north L street, between 19th and 2ith streets. and the next Lot to the corner of 2)th street, runniog back 75 feet. i : Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. je7a J.C. MOGUIRE & CO. Aucts, Ete STATES MARSHALS SALE, In virtue of two writs of Fieri Pacias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for eash. at the front of the Court Houre door, of said county,on MONDAY. the Gth day of June next at 120’cloek M., alide- fendant’s right, title. c:aim, and interest in and to Lots No.1, 2. and 3, ia Square No. 9, being the undivisea third part of said Lots, seized snd leviet upon as the property of William Douglass, and will be sold to satisfy judicial No. 293 and 299. to Octo ber term 1859,in favor of Wm.@. W. White and Brether, use of James R. Smith, use of Douglass. WM. SELDEN, my,.13-d&ds late U. 8. Marshal. D, G. “THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til the 2th inst., same hour and place. WM. SELDEN, je7 late U. 8. Marshal, D.C. JQY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, FOUR SMALL FRAME BOUSES AND LOTS IN GRORGETOWN AT AUCTION. On THUR*DAY AFTERNOON, June 1), 1854. at 60’c'ock p.m., on the premises, I will sell, the north part of Lot No. 107, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown, fronting 6 feet on Poplar street. be- tween Montgomery und Monroe streets, with a eeree of 12) feet and improved by Four good Frame ouses. Terms: One-third cash. balance in six and twelve months, secured by adeed of truston the property. Allconveyancing and stamps at tbe cost of the purchaser. Title perfect. 18 je THOS. DOWLING, Auct,_ Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown VED PROPEBTY IN GEORGETOWN AT eee ACOTION On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 16, até o’clock p. m., I will sellin front of the premises, middle part of Luts No. M) and 141 in Beall’saddi- tion to Georgetown, fronting 40 feet on the west side ofgMontgomery street, near Dunbarton street, and running back 12) feet, audis improved by Good Two £tory Brick Hou ALSO. East part of Lot No. 139 in Beall’s addition to Georzetown, fronting 20 feet on the south side of Dunbarton street, near Montgomery street, and zonning back 8) feet, and improved by a Brick table. Terms: One-half cash; balance insix andtwelve months,fecured bya deed of trust on the prop- t “"Sonveyancing and stampsat the cost of the pur- ee ositive je7-a. “THOB. DOWLING, Auctioneer. QALE OF MISCELLANEOUS QUARTERMAS. SALE OF MintgHa’ STORES, by iaf Quartermaster’s Office. Depot of Washington, nie o Wasurncton. D.C., June 6, 1854, i Will be told at Publis Auction, at Government Warehouse, situated in Square bounded by E and ¥, and Twenty first and Twenty-secoad streets, in the city of Washington. D.C.,on WEDNESDAY, June 15, 1864, at 10 o'clock lot of the following named (Quarta: . Stores, con- demned as unfit for public service, viz : ‘Axes, Anvil, Brushes, Bridles. Buckets, Saddle- Blankets. Biact hs’ Tools, Horse and Wagon Covers¢ Carpent: rs’ Tools, Portable Forges. Grind- stones. Harness, Lanterns.Scrap- leather, Paulios,. Rope, Stoves, Saddles, Seales, Stable Fixtures, fron Wire, and about a ie pounds of Scrap-iron, Successful bidders wili be required to remove the articles within five (5) days from the day of “terme: Cash in Goversmere fends, OxRB, \.. Brig, Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, jea-td Depot of Washington. D. 0. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS GEORGETOWN, D: C., May 24, 186 "Tux Undersigned Groters and Dry Goods Met- chants do hereby pgree to close our res ive places of business at 74p:_m. from June Ist to September Ist, 1364,.except SATURDAY, in order to afford our employees a portion of bime for re- creation. G,’W. BEALL & 00,, 8 MATTHEWS, N ROGUE, ator apy ee 8 Oe, Sean, eA i) wae is rat ae LIFPE & CO., ERMAN, prom B, ws on; es cy at ete a Sel artan tt {> 3 S "simy 2:3W* ws bead a M Fe Sat CHEAP LIARD TABLES. Inaui street, near corner of 12th, second-hi BIL- ei Oarroll all, O) diw ye (ar, 2, 3,519, REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVEN- TION. After our telegraphic report closed yester- day— On motion of Mr. Cameron, of Pennsylvania the States were called that aroll of the dele- gates from each might be furnished to the Sec- retary. Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, moved that if there were any delegates present from States im secession, tne names of the delegates be sent in to be submitted to the Committee on Cre- dentials, but that such States be not ealled. Mr. Lane, of Kansas, opposed the motion, and urged that the delegates of all the States and Territories be handed in alike; the ques- tion as to their admission to be decided by the Committee on Credentials. Mr. Maynard, of Tennessee, also most elo- quently urged that the claims of those suffering men’ in the States in rebellion should not thus be slighted His remarks were greeted with storms of applause, . Alter considerable deyate the motion to call the names of all the States prevailed, including the Territories of Colorado, Nevada, and Ne- braska, as these Territories were now organiz- ing State governments under enabling acts of Congress, and would cast their votes as States at the next Presidential election. The other Territories were then called, and all were found represented. On motion ot Mr. Lane, all the States, ex- cepting Missouri, which has sent two sets of delegates, were called upon to name one mem- ber to compose the committee on credentials. A committee on credentials and a committee to nominate permanent officers were appoint- ed, and the convention then adjourned until 7 o'clock, at which hour it reassembled, and the committee on permanent organization reported ex-Gov. Dennison, of Ohio, for chairman, and adelegate from each State as vice presidents. Gov. Dennison was conducted to the chair by Senator Lane and Hon. G. A. Grow, and upon assuming the position, addressed the con- vention and congratulated the members upon the favorable auspices under which they had assembled. Atthe conclusion ot Gov. Dennizon’s remarks Parson Brownlow, of Tennessee, was invited to address, which he didin his usual elegant style, denying that Tennessee had ever been out of the Union, and expressing a preference for Mr. Lincoln for the nomination. This an- nouncement was received with applause. The Convention adjourned until 9 o'clock this morning. ARMY OF THE POTOMAC: The Attack on our Lines on the 4th—Fear- fal Loss of the Enemy—The Road te the White House Guarded—Condition of our Wounded. Correspondence of the Associated Press.} HITE Hovsg, June 5.—The news from the front for the past two days is meagre. Nothing but skirmishing has occurred, exceptthe usual nightly attack for the purpose of feeling our lines, and to learn whether any change in po- sition is being made. The charge made on the third corps on Sat- urday night resulted in a loss to the rebels of about three hundred killed and over one thon- sand wounded, few of whom they carried away, owivg toour command of the ground. Last evening, another attack was made, the re- sult of which has not been ascertained. The wounded are nearly all brought from the front, and this place ie yery much crowd- ed. The facilities for their shipment to Wash- ington seems very hmited, although a large Bumber are being sent off. There is a great Jack of physicians here, hundreds of wounds remaining undressed for hours, resulting in manydeaths The aid societies are very busy distributing their supplies, but the demand is so great that it 1s impossible toreach all. Some States are unrepresented. New York among the number, excepting by the Sanitary and Christian Commissions. A meeting was beld last evening by the sey- eral organizations to organize a system of re- lief, and to facilitate the shipment of supplies tothis pomt. Delegates were appointed to go to Washington to make arrangements. HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POTOMAC, June 5, 1864.—The rebels attacked the 2d corps and a poston of the 6th corps last evening, but were andsomely repulsed,aftera desperate struggle. They advanced several times, their lines being cut to pieces at each attempt to reach our works. Their loss must have been fearful, as our men took them at short range, while onr batteries swept them down in masses. Our lors was very slight. A shell exploded among Hancock's staff, toking cif a leg of one of them. His name has not been ascertamed. The report of a train having been captured yes'erday turns out to be incorrect. The road is guarded all the way from the White House to the front, principally by colored troops. Later.—Our men are busily engaged dig- ging towards the works of the enemy, and the attack last night was on 2 working party. » BUTLER’S DEPARTMENT. Operations of Guerrillas on James River. (Correspondence Philadelphia Inquirer.) ForRTRESS MONROE, June 5.—The rebel guer- | rillas have again been at work on the south side of the James River. In my last dispatch I mentioned the fact that these guerrillas had run batteries down to the river shore at Hog Island, about 30 miles from Fortress Monroe, and fired seyeral shots into a transport that waseoing up. This happened on_ Friday afterroon The experiment was repeated last evening, fcr as the steamer Herr was passing that point a concealed battery placed on the edge of the woods opened fire and sent two shells into the vessel. Fortunately no material damage was dore, and no one was hurt. Gen. Butler will undoubtedly put a stop to this sort of fun as soon as the facts are pre- sented tohim. A detachment of cavalry sent from Norfolk atthe proper time would most likely be able to bag the rebels engaged in this species of amusement. ‘hese batteries arerun by them down to the water’s edge, on the approach of a steamer, a few shot fired, and back they run out of sight. The Paterson Races. PATERSON, N. J., June 7.—The Jersey Derby mile and a halt dash for $2,600 was won by “Norfolk” ina canter, “Tipperary” was second, “Eagle” third, and “Kentucky” fourth. Seven other horsesran. Time—2m. 46¥. The mile heat race, best two in three. “Capt. Moore” beat “‘Mammona” and ‘Ben Bruce.” Time—im. 503; 1m. 53x. The two mile heat race, best two in three, “Fleeting” beat “Aldebaran.” Time—3m, 46x, and 3m. 45%. a@ A story isin circulation that the Prin- cees of Wales inquired of Dr. Locock whether the mental or physical condition of her son would be injuriously affected by vaccination, he being a seven months’ child. Asan illus- tration of what a seven months’ child might become, Dr. Locock referred to Earl Russell, Her Majesty’s Chief Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, whose sagacious policy with respect to the Dano-German difficulty was no doubt fresh in the recollection of her Royal Highness at the time. The unfortunate men- tion of Earl Russell as a type of physical and intellectual vigor, sent the poor Princess of Wales outof the room, like Queen Boadices, “ full of rage and full of grief.” ®7Some courts in England have a queer way of trying suits. A skye terrier was found ata dog tanciers. The dog fancier refused to give the animal up, and the case was referred to the police court. Three witnesses swore that the dog belonged to the lady, and three other wit- nesses swore that it belonged to the dog-fancier. In this dilemma the terrier was put in the wit- ness box, by order of the magistrate, and straightway gave conclusive heed noagriy by snubbing the trader in canine flesh, and show- ing every mark of affection for his mistress. So justi triumphed. ag The Board of Trade of Buffalo has just passed a resolution that no subscription papers shall be circulated on ’change. until noon. the merchants depart at 12 o’clock precisely, this Tegulation is eqnivalent to voting sub- scription papers a bore, and banishing them altogether. . ” sar The Chicago ladies a few. days at- tired themselves in their nicest silks, ia Be their most expensive shawls around them, adorned themselves with their gaudiest ribbons and richest laces, and held a meeting to: talk ever the economical covenant movement. ww Mr. George Peabody, the great London banker, it is said, propeses to retire perma- nently from active life in October next, and will spend the greater portion of the rest of mis days in this his native country. aes te Be Chevalier Hulseman, for many yesrs ministerof the Autvian Government to this country, is dead. ' 87A religions society on the prineiple of Congregational Church Government has been organized in Philadelphia; that city having been devoid of churches of that denomination up to this time. & The London Times begins to nse threat- ening language towards the German Powers, but ina very quiet way. It is evidently feel- ing public opinion. SF Marseilles, in France, bas been importing catton from Egypt, and promises to become & greater marketfor that commodity than any other port in France. BF The Dugquoin (11].) miners have contrib- uted fifteen car loads (150 tons) of coal for the penent ot the Mississippi Valley Sanitary Pair. w@-The King of Denmark has paid a hi compliment to the King of Port Sp by poe terring upon him the Order of the hant. &@ Very choice Kentucky tobacco has lately been sold in Louisville at $51 and $100 per hundred pounds. &7 Belle Boyd has gone to Montreal—prob- ably to create sympathy and & sensation. SJ Confiuent small pox of a very virulent nature is prevailing in New York. WZ The female academy at Albany, N. Y., has just celebrated its centennial anniversary. Sa The fly is said to be doing much damage to the wheat crop in Delaware. wa New York has now eight National Banks. P. MUSICAL. ROF. ESPUTA Would Tempectfully, infe: ublic that he ismow prepared to give lesson: no Vocal and Instrumental Music, retired from his other professional business, he is now able to devote the whole of his time to instruction in music to all those who may ae pleased to patronize him. Prof. Esputa’s meth: is the same as is taught in Europe—that is, while h od performers of h is papils be makes ‘ans of them also; so that any one who may receive instructions from him may scquire thet knowledge of music as will maks them com- petent for teachers or professional musislaag. Prof. Esputa is now forming classes and all who Casio 0 enter must apply early, asthe number is ‘ited. For terme apply to Prof. JOHN ESPUTA, No. 513 8th street east, Navy Yord. N.B. The cars pass Prof. Esputa’s residence eve- ry six minutes during the day, my Z-lm* N REMOVAL. OTICE TO FARMERS. MARKET GARDEN- ERS AND CAPTAINS OF VESSELS, The office for the sale of Manure deliverable from the ditlerent. government corralsin the Depart- ment of Washington has been removed from the corner of F and 10th streets to the corner of E and l2th streets. one block from Peunsylvania avenue, on 12th street. ri ‘ The planting season being over, now is the proper time for farmers and gardeners to iay in and haula supply of manure for top dressings an@ falluse. Large quanaities of well rotted manure on hand and for sale at low rates. Bantedyomele for Newark: Good freights and dispatch given. y to slide PY,” HEDGE. Agent, Oftice—N. E, corner 12th and E streets, je 1-56 1 block from Pa. av., on 12th at, Ce & HENDERSON, No. 367 D Street, NkAR NINTH, Respectfully inform their friends and the public cy, that they have nowin store a well se- ected assortment of WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES, which they are prepared to sell at the lowest cash rices. P'Work done at short notice in the city or country by experienced workmen. Remember the place, No. 367 D street, near 9th, Franklin Hali Building. ap 2i-tf LLOW ME TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO my regily handsome stock of MILLI- NERY and FANCY GOODS which have’ ape arrived and ready for your inspectio! can state without. boasting spss I ha handsomest stock of FLOW. ever imported which, looking at them, will ‘convince; English Straw Bonnets from $3.50 to $15, and those beautiful Pamillas,as white as the driven snow; a fine stock of Back Combs and new atiee of Fans. Having been for.so many years in the wholesale business in New or render m; Soeihe ee offer yOu any goods in my line beyond com) ition, Bio tes : MME PHINCE, my 23-1m* 22 Market Space. “PAPERHANGINGS. A great variety of ENTIRELY NEW STYLES Adapted to PARLORS. DINING ROOMS, HALLS, axp CHAMBERS, Also, 5,000 YARDS CANTON MATTINGS, 1,600 YARDS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, Our Mattings ate unrivalled in this city, compri ing in part the famous Gowqua brand for parlo Oil Cloths from 3 to 12 feet wide, adapted to dint rooms, halls, &c. Alse— WINDOW SHADES, BRASS CORNICES. PARLOR MATS, Paper hung by skillful workmen, and all orde promptly attended to. Give us a call and ca from 10 to 20 per cent. RIFFLE & FALCONER'’S No, 348 7th street, between I street and ap 23-e0 Mass. avenue, APERHANGINGS. I would most respectfully inform my customers and the public in general that I am now receiving my spring stock of American and French PAPER- HANGINGS. consisting of the finest French Gilt Papers. suitable for parlors, dining rooms, cham- bers and halls. in receipt of a large assortment of Gilt ilt Window Shades and Picture Cord and T. Is. ‘All persons wishing to purchase will do well to look for themselves before buying elsewhere, as E have the largest assortment of the above goods in the city. JOHN ALEXANDE my$-eo2m [Intel.]. No, 240 Pa. avence, C. MAPS, OAST Survey Map of Southeastern Virginia; 5) Lioyd’s Map of Kentucky; 5). Map of Eastern North Carolina; 75. Coast Survey Map of Northern Alabama and POT EIR; Battle Field of Chattanooga; 50. Map of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama; 2), Coust Survey Map of Northern Georgia; 30. Coast Survey Map of Southern Mississippi and Alabama; 70. atta Map ot Eastern Virginia; 25. Pocket Maps of the different States. my SL FRANCK TAYLOR. MINOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the Potomac Tow Company's boats, ‘*Potomac,”” “Gov. Curtin” and ‘Belle Haven.’’ Apply to the i d,or to Captains on board, or 1 IN B. DAVIDSON. Water street, Georgetown, NOTICE. 0, my 13- Ar The new avd cheap DRY GOODS STORE of JACOB GRE. REE _ you will find Calicoes at 29 to 22 cents; Bleached Cotton 5 per cent below the Baltimore market price; a large stock of the choicest patterns Dress Goods; 15 pieces leather colored Alpacas. Mozambiques, &c.; 49 dozen of the latest styles Hoop Skirts, the cheapest in the city, Having manufactured, of Sik bought at auc- tion, a large lot of Ladies’ and Children’s Coats, ¥ am now offering them at 25 per cent below the market price. Just received the latest Parisian. style of Grenadine Shawis. Constantly on hend a large stock of Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, French Corsets, Sun Umbrellas, &c,, &c. An early call is solicited. JACOB GREENTREE, 421 7th st., my 27-e06t* between G and H sts. OOFING FELT! ROOFING CEMENT THOMAS FAHEY, CorneR Tore Br. West ane) THE CANAL, ‘ashington, D.C, Being the only agent in this city tor Roofing Felt: and Roofing Cement from an oid established firm, can afford to sell the above articles at the very lowest prices. : ‘ Roofers and those engaged inthe business are requested to call and see for themselves, having a large stock of the above named articles always on hand, my 20-1m ‘al very elegantly finished Ftc Go EE . Also, a number, of BRETTS or OPE. AROU CHES for' four persons inside. . , Carriages are finished in the most superd manser.and would sutt either for pyivate tas or yances. for public conveyanesr INGER & HUNTER. Corner of Howard and Franklin streets, my 12-Im* Baltimore® PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, Different Sines and colors Picture Cord and Tas ings, Natis, c.. a sels, Binge, A ATANKRITER’S, 486 7th etree Bight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Terms cash. Ap 29-lmif* iORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SIX P- Cc CENT, WATER STOCK. ae The subscribers have en sale Soy ration of Washington Six Per Cent. Quarterly Water & > in sums of one hundred dollars or upwarde, entire amount of this stock is limited to $151, for which the revenue from water rents (no' amounting to about $18,000 per annum) is pled, in addition to the faith of the city, making one the best secured store the counti 0 ay c. UL ci my9-eolm Auction and Onctetos fiersbanté W457? uorine! ; F ‘ FLUTING! WANTED, . t atconsiderible exp machine for Flu Jet to know that I have, 5 wilt, very clegsnt or pin, , &c. rs and of ares . ‘goods im ve OVAL PICTURE beautiful assortment Swii Carved, wood, and PR Pa al lowe? 2! 39-Amit? mrp Ot Terms