Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1864, Page 3

} LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s THmatse.—*Luck, or the Gentle- wan of Nature,” will be performed to-night agra, Mr. J. S. Clarke, the talented comedian, in the prominent eharacter. This is 3 Bew play, bat it took so well upon its first Tepreeentation last night, that it promises to be very succeesfal. Tom Taylor’s cemedy of «Babes in the Wood,” will conclude the en- dertaipment. Grover’s TaBaTeR.—To-night, Miss Char- Jotte Thempson makes her second ap nee at Grover’s, and appears as “Victorine,” in the “Working-Girl's ;"" and this to be followed by «The Ball in a Uhina Shop,” a new comedy now successfally performing in New York. Miss Thompson was received with much applause last night. CANTERBURY.— ‘‘Cudjo’s Cave," will be periormed this week only, and many other Scts are now binge performed for the last time. Marietta Ravel has been engaged for the pres- ent week yet, and will appearin new dances and new Ught rope acts. Tse GRBaT SHow, conducted by Dan Rice, “was opened last night at the corner of Sixth street and New York avenue, and the canopy ‘Was @ litera! jam, and by 8 o'clock it was al- Most impossible for one to wedge his way in. The periormunce throughout was admirable and elicited much applause, Farm.—The interesting tair at Island Hall by the ladies of the 7th street Presbyterian Church is rapidly drawing to & close, and we advise all who can to be present to-night, and procure Bome of the atiractive articies on sale, and which will be disposed of at a bargain: Soe aes Gramp Surgenavs—Last evening a large ‘umber of citizens accompanied by the band 2m Cliffvourne Barracks, assembled in front Of the residence of Mayor Wallach, paying him the compliment of a serenade. After the per- forma:ce of several appropriate airs, calls were made for Mayor allach, who in a few moments hy eee and apologized for not mak- tug & speech, tnauking them for the compliment ‘which was more flattering because he recog- nized the faces of those who had an interest in the afairs ot the city. This was not the first time he bad received their approbation, and he hoped to merititin the fature. Mr. Wallach again retarved his thanks and extended an in- vitation for his friends to meet him around the table, which was immediately accepted, and some timé was spentat nis hospitable table. Many of the Mayor's friends tendered their congratulations presenting him several large and handsome boquets. The company atter cheering the Mayor, ceeded to the residence of Asbury Lloyd, 4.5 President of the Common Council, when after several airs had been pertormed that gentleman made his appearance, and althoagh laboring under & severe cold made a neat little speech, returned his thanks and advised them all to meet him at the Lichau House where he would conclude, and on the company proceeding to TO- that piace they found that he was Teady to ae em with & bountiful supply of refresh- en The company then proceeded to the residence of Alderman Pepper, where several pieces ‘were performed, but that gentleman was out of town. The band then proceeded (followed by a large crowd) to the residence of Jos. F. Brown, | Esq., President of the new Board of Alder- men, and Mr. Brown made his appearance and thanked the serenaders for the attention thus shown him. He paid a high compliment to Mayor Wallach asa man and a municipal officer, and predicted that his coming adminis- ira ‘ion of the affairs of the city would redound | t. the best interests of Washington. The Third Ward was also bighly lauded forits loyalty anc the interest its people have ever taken in | the city’s welfare. At the conclusion of Mr. | Brown's address the party were invited to the Metropolitan Restaurant, on Tenth street, ‘where a splendid collation was spread, and all ‘were inviied ‘o a feast of good things, Toe band then moved across the street, aud serenaded Mr. Thomas A. Stephens, Council- men from the Third Ward, who responded in A tw appropriate remarks: and thence the band moved to te residence of Mr. Jas Skir-ing, ‘who appeared upon his porch and pledged himsel: to represent the ward to the best of nig ability. They were then mvited to the restau. rant of Mr. Lorch, corner of Sth and E streets, ~where the entire ward delegation, Messrs. Brown, Lewis, Larner, Stephens and Skirving assembled, and the whole party partook of a handsome collation quickly prepared for them Here Aldermen Brown and Lewis were each presepied with @ beautiful bouquet, the gifts @f ladies of the ward. The pand then played & number of patriotic @irs. and attwo o’clock the party separated in good order. ———— SgrenaDgs TO SECRETARY CHASB.—At 11 o'clock iast night, Jack Leland’s brass band, of Oleveland, atrached to the 105th Ohio, sere- naded Secretary Chase at his residence, corner o: 6h and E streets, in this city; and the Sec- retary having appeared to recognize the com- pliment, and been*warmly greeted by the large crowd attracted by the impromtu domonstra- tion, resporded as follows: «Lam glad to meet you, fellow-citizens of Ohio. While we are all eagerly longing for prosperous results of the gallant efforts now making for the suppression of the rebellion, I #m so anxious that I prefer to wait for the happy consummation for whichI most de- voutly pray, looking to Him alone who can give us the victory, rather than make speeches upon what is tran+piring. [A voice: “There’s no bad news !"'} “There is no bad news. All the news is Every where there is hope; every where confidence. But, how can. we feel like talking cwhen every meseage brings us tidings of some dear relative who has laid down his life upon ibe aitar of his country—our country. Only a day or two agoa near and very dear relative of your speaker gave up his life. His loss was a trying One; it came home to me. But he was no dearer to me than others are to their rela- tives. For the present my heart is too full of sorrow and arxiety for the result to admit of my speaking, ss I otherwise might, of the war and other matiers. But I look with confidence Jor success “Dy rriends from Ohio, we have reason to be proud of our State, when the gallant Grant, our own gallant Sherman, and others are so hobly leading, and 80 many of her sons so brs vely fighting among the hosts of freedom. hhew glorious is the record «f Ohio in this struggle! How proud we should be of our no- ble Governor and of all our people, wheo they are among the foremostof our defenders and supporters of the Unien, both at home and in the field « lL rejoice that it devolves upon me, however humbly, to contribute in this glorious strug- gle otonly has Ohio contributed her full proportion of mrn, now veterans, bat she bas sent her tbirty five thonsand hundred days men. And who are these! Why, the very choicest of her sons, her most pecan offering. ‘They are men very many of whoml know ‘well. They leaveevery walk of life, giving up the pleasantest homes and the most lugra- itive pursuits, pot going to command, bat to represent ber in the rank and file. God bless Ohio and her brave men in the fleld. God ‘bless our country. Let us pray to Him that he ‘will cive her deliverance and secure So us the permanent bietsings of freedom.” J SSL Geanp Laxzce — Yesterday afternoon, Ser,eant Cronin arrested Margaret Haggerty for the larceny of several shawis, and cloth. ang, the property of Ellen Long. The larceny ‘was committed several weeks ago. The pris- wner ano her sister went to Ellen Long’s honse whue the complainant was ahsent, and when she reinrned she met the two sisters leaving the house with the goods. Fearing them, she Jet them psss, and immediately got a search cwarront. searched the prisoner’s house, but | Youn’ rothing. Justice Giberson heard the evice.ce, amd held the prisoner to bail for rt ie anouT A Woman. —Randal Smith, col- was arrested by offi Simonds for as- ug Jobu Bowie with arazor. Smith has bes in the army aud tbe woman with whom he !:ved previously became familiar with Bowie. Sunth heard of it, returned tothe city, ‘we t to Bowie's ranche on 11t0 street, and in- tic sted to Bowie that if be did not let his wo- men alone there would be somehody hurt, gh wing arezcr by way of impressing the fact | on Gowie. Bowe was impressed, but the re- #0. it wae the arrest of Smith, who was fined $1 Jor disorderly conduct by Justice Clayton. = Keerine Downs THe Dust. —Messrs. North. @dge & Liaglon are ceriainly doing the city cb service witb their warer carts, which are continually passing and repassipg,and sprink- ‘ng the avenue from the Capitol to the O:rcle. ‘hey have now twelve carts iu service, aad it ‘Must be apparent to all. especially business mpen, that it would be of great advantage if they would come forward with their contriba- tions, and thus enable the firm to place more <erts upon the route, and thus moreeffectually deep down the dust. ——ee Serevaps To-n1GHT —We hear that the @spterbury folks intend to give Mayor Wal- Inch a sere: ade to-vieh', through the medium of their excellent orchestra As the Usaterbury people sre proverbial for doing things rizht, per od the orchestra is led by one of tne best ®nusicians in the country, Mr. Braham, those ‘who bipp nto be in the neignborhood at the time wilt bear some good music. prensa THe NATIONAL AMERICAN MEDICAL Aago- TATION bas just completed an interesting ses- on in New York city. The delegates from this District were Drs. Richard C. Croggou, Noble Yourg, D. R. Hag Bey J ©. Riley, Jas. M. Toner, J. W. H. Love- 0¥: Plodoards Howard, W. J. Dahamel. Saterday, Lieut. E. Hook- er, who has for some time past been in com- of the Yankee, of the Potomac flotilla, took leave of his officers and mea, prep: to assuming commaad of the Jom modore to which he has been ordered. Lieut. Hooker had made himself very Po ular among his men, and in taking leave o! ym expressed his regret at ig, and the hope that succes. po eel be as yell prres a ee been, and as je boat ys gave him three hearty cheers. Capt. Hooker left on Sunday morning, and en’ ‘on his duties as Captain of the Reed, in place of Acting Master W. H. Smith. Acting Master Johu E. Rockwell has been ordered to the Yankee. Master Rockwell has been on duty in the South Atlantic Blockading uadron for over two years past. "The Leslie and King Phillip arrived this morning from the lower river. RES Dea OnarGE OF LAROENY.—Yesterday Dr. F. A. Hatton was arrested upon the complaint of Wm. Donoboe, who charged him with stealing ®@ guitar. Officer McColgan took him before Justice Kinsey. The instrament was recov- ered from a pawn broker, where it was pawned forasmall sum of money. The prisoner was then released on bail for further hearing. —.——_. SaokED Concert.—To-morrow evening a grand sacred concert will be given at the Fourth Presbyterian Ohorch, when Rossini’s Stabat Mater will be sung entire by a largeand efficient chour, under the direction of Mrs. 0. Y. Kretachmar, who will be assisted by some of the best musical talent of the city. This will be & rare musical treat. —»——— Saxe or Rear Estats.—Jas. O. McGuire & Co. sold, yesterday afternoon, an old brick bouse and loton M street, between 19th and 20th streets, to Wm. H. Thompson, for $1,400 Lot on K street. between 18th and 19th streets. to Mr. J. Williams, or 38 cents per foot. Lot on 6th street, between Land M streets, to H Walker, for 50 cents per foot. —_.—__—_ OvaRcep with OrgaTing A Norsanon— Dr. Holmes was arrested on Saturday by Uffi- cer McColgan, on the charge of creating a nuisance by embalming bodies in his establish- ment, in the heart of the city. He gavesecari- ty tor his appearance to-day. There are other pier of the sort in the city to be looked et eee ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.—Abont 1 o'clock yesterday morning an attempt was made to break into the grocery store of James Moore, corner of Fifth and H streets north. The bur- glares were alarmed by the moving of an in- mate of the dwelling connected with the store, and skedaddled without forcing the door. —_-——— ters Provost Marshal and Board of arctiones: KA District of Columbia, ‘ashington, D. C., June 3, 1964. The Board of Enrollment of the District of Columbia will be in session nt the office of the Provost Marsha 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 draft for the following causes, viz: Alienage; Non-residence ; Unsuitableness of age; Manifest permanent physical disability; and Two years’ service dnring the present. war, either in the army or navy. Citizens are requested to furiish information as to persons who are not enrolled, or whoare trying to avoid enrollment, as it 1s equally, 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 eaineny increased. J. O. Putwam, Captain ist regiment V. R. Corps, and Provost Marshal of the Hea may %-tf District of Columbia. SPECIAL NOTICES. Seep GoLp-PLATED JawELRY.—RBeautiful Gold plated Jewelry and Silver-plated Teaspoons for one dollar at the One Dollar Jewelry Store, 435 Pa. avenue, near 4}¢ st, Je 9-e03t* Do rov celor your whiskers and moustache? If 80, use the ‘‘Japanese Hair Stain.’ No hair dye in the world equai to it. Only one preparation. It colors a natural black or brown. Only 50 cent a box. - C. Porp, je 2-e03m 290 venue, Sole Agent. Cor: Bunions, Bap Naius, &c. Persona wishing immediate relief from these roublesome annoyance: should call at Dr. Wuirs’s rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvani: enue, between 434 and 6th streets. CoLeats’s onxY Soar, This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. Forsale by all Druggisteand Fancy Goods Dealers. ja25-eoly Brown's BRONCHIAL TROCuRS, These Lozenges are prepared from a ly esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial fec- tions, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Golds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Phroa! Pubite * s and Vocalists Will find them beneficial im clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, baving a peculiar adaptation to affections which jinturh the organa of speech. mh2-d&éwtf DIED At an early hour on the morning of the 13th instant, Mrs. ANN MACDANIEL, in the 76th year of her age, widow of the late Ezekiel Mac- aniel. Her funeral will take place from her late resi- dence. near Glenwood Cemetery, to-morrow eve: ing, 15th inst., at 4 o’clock. Her friends and ac- quaintances are respectfully invited to attend. {Natioval (Intelligencer please copy. “ On the M4th inst.,. JANE ELIZA, infant daughter of Bichard and Helen B. Henderson, aged 6 months and 26 days. The friends Of the family are requested to attend the funeral to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, from 573 Maryland avenue, bet. 9th and 1%th sts. vs On the night of 13th inst.. WILLIAM RICH, after a lingering illness. His friends are invited, without further notice, to attend his funeral. at 5 p m to-morrow, the 15th inst., from his late residence, No. 296 street. On the l4th inst., ANNA ELIZA, aged 15 months and 9 days, youngest daughter of Wm. and Malin- da Brown. The friends of the family are requested to at- tend the funeral on to-morrow ( Wednesday) even- ing. at 30’clock, from her parents’ residence, 373 Sd street east. x On the morning of the l4th instant, THADDEUS, son of John M. and Mary J. Sims, aged 6 months and 2 days sian Notice of the funeral will be given ia the morn- ing papers, J On the 13th inst. at4:15 p.m.,JOHN HARKNESS, the only sou of Robert J. and Marion V. Humphry, aged 4 months and 16 d * L! OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D. 0 Jumma 11,1864. To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must call for ‘advertised letters,” give the date of this list. and pay one cent for sixersaing, If not tailed for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Place the postage stamp on the upper right-hand corner, and leave space between the atamp and direction for post-marking without interfering with the writing. A request for the return of a letter to the writer, if uoclaimed within thirty days or less, written or ffinted with the writer's name, post office, and tate. across the left-band end of envelope, on the face side, will be complied with at the usual pre- eid rate of postage. payable when the letter is lelivered to the writer. LADIES’ LIST. misvescheees Mrs eiley Mra Margaret-2 King Mra Mary Be Kierman Bmma A Martin Mrs Teresia Le oe Mire Mary B Machaw Mrs Flora McGafirey Catherine Nichola Mrs Susan acutheorth Mes, Soph jouthwor irs Sophia Sheale Mce Geo BR” Smith Mrs Geo Seyers Mra Blizabsth Shoemaker Mias Edith Smith Miss Ann Taylor Mrs Anns Webster MissMertha Ann Werring Mra M J Bayley Misa L Mina Lottie HC Butler Miss Cornelia Baker Miss Catherine Brinkley Mias Helen Brown Bire Rifth Conlans Miss Mary Canberg Mre Heory Clements 4 ss Helen Cover Mrs Henry. Duffey Mrs Frederick Dodeun Migs Josephine Davidson Miss Addie Goins Miss M Gibson Mra Kai Gibtse Miss Marion Goodwin Miss Emma Hurd Mrs Father Herd Mrs Mary L Williams Misa Jennie Hall Mrs Ditha ,.. .Welch Mra KP ‘2800 MreAnnReb'ca-2 GENTLEMEN'S LIST Alexander Wm EndicotNSOQ't 3 Madison James 4dam+JnoB Kdwonson Capt MechlinJ RP Aleport Jno J-2 Jas_ urry Frank Bankhard WT FraleighEM Magee B+rnard Boyd tamuel = Gruble Wm Ney Tnomas Berton Samnal Graenbeck WardNewcomb&la't @ Balter Jno W Gibbs LP O'Brien Wm Broadheadlicn'yGoss AW O'dullivan Ter’e beiyer Gro Harria Wm V-2 O'Leary Timot’y Buckner EdwardHiil James Pote Wm Brown A Darkeos OhatenPomeroyJos'’h H japmen Wm Know!l-s Ham'n Spran! oO ‘hurchman 8m’iKing Alonzo H Re’ Richard Leetts Mark J Cramer Martin OLoy Jno W-4 CraigGeo W-2 Lynch J Ww Venton Joshus Sharnel Eimer Lenard JasN Wi eklin kil Leedamer Re Wil Puitty Colne C Lynch Daniel Webber Isracl M PapowJames-3 Meena Lewis Webb John Demes H Meagher Pat’k-2¥, Duplop Goer aut coareee gsnoug.— Mrs. M43 Washington, D., 0.; : _HENRY ADDISON. p.m ER AND EGG ieee: Bort 60 Tubs prime New Y. ; serra $ Rarrels Fresh EGGS, ip Store. Fresh lots arriving daily, For Sale 6; D. E DCFROW.& BRO. 490 Bighth atreet, gel rete PIO-NIOS, &4. GRAND FIONIO 9 THE YOUNG UNITED OLUB will be given at LOFFLER'S WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, On THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1854. Ti * hee Cents: admitting o hsp rae GBAND PIO-NIO To BB GIVEN at GBEEN SPRING PAVILLION Georgetown On THURSDAY, June 16, iso The undersigned tak informing their friend that they will give Pavillion on Thursd : nt has been pertected to afford to of entertainment rarely met with. commence at ] o'clock, and to continue until a sea- sonabie hourat might. No diseputable characters lowed upon the grounds. Omnibuses will leave the corner of High and Bridgoats.overy 15 minutes for the grounds. The Holy Hill Band has Deen on, 5 6 5 im, jes. Managers—Ed. M. MoGuilfan and A. 8. Yates, je 13-2t* A GEAND PIO-NIG Or THE SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS’ ABSOCTATION Of the District of Columbia Will be held at the Seventh street Park, On MONDAY AFTERNOON AND &EYSNING, June 20th Hey ear }. and str order will be preserved om the promises by ‘A police force. A Covillon Band has beea engaged for the occasion Tickets 50 cents, admitting a gentleman and Committee of Arrangements. L, Roland, of fr is, FP. For, . Manley, G, Donohue, “Wm, Murphy, .H. McGrath, GA. Beastord, Je 11-1w* LUMBIA GARDEN, Corner and 12th str PREE OONOBAT BVERY NIGHT. Monday and Saturday’s Concert commence at $ o’clock, with a full Brass Band, Phe coolest Lager in the city always on hand. je 8-1m Frust GRAND AFTBRNOON AND EVENING PIOCO-NIO Ohio avenue, OF THR INDEPENDENT SOCIALS, AT WASHINGTON PARK, SEVENTH STR 4 WEDNESDAY, June I5th, 1864. mo Fifty Cents, admitting a gentleman and a. B Reeds” “i Ty Leese, H. Osbourn, Brown, lark, G. W. Giadman. LOST AND FOUND. $1 REWARD .—Lost, on Saturday, lith inst., a one POCKET BOOK and $41 on 6th street, No. 496, near the horse market The ahove re- ward will be given by leaving it at Mr. DICKIN- SON’3 Restaurant, No. 496 6th street, opecsite, Cook’s Livery Stables on 6th st. je 14-3t* 5 REWARD, —strared from the subscriber, °) Tuesday June é. dark roan COW, about 4 years old. split in both ears; horns turn in. ‘The reward will bo paid ifadelivered at No. 84 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. jol-3t* WM. #. CROWLEY. $10 REWARD Steaved on he 3th instant. a midd{e sized mare MULE, between bay and a mouse coler, with shaved tail and mane, and the hairrabbed offby the collaron her shuulders. The above reward will be paid if returned to Shreave’s Livery Stable. on 7th street, Je 14 Iw* JOHN SHANNON. STRAYED OR STOLEN—From the owner on \ Friday evéning, June loth, a large red buffato COW. almost ready to calve, “Any one giving any infor on Or bringing her to the owner, will re- ceive a suitable reward, AEL BYRNES, Sat cia between B and O, Capitol Hill. je 14- $5 REWARD.—Lost on Saturday night, a RED COW, which strayed away. iy ve r ward will be paid for her return to John Farhnkop, on K street, (Island,) between 6th and 4’s street. Je 13-3t eminence Kite = a ] 0 REWARD—Strayed oratelsn on rday, 1th, a dark brindle or red OO W, with large R wW. T. Jo 7-8t* horns. The’ above reward will be pald if left at No. 510 lath street, between D and Ohio avenue, je 13-3t* 3.0. SHAFER. $10 REWARD .—Strayed from 580 © street north, small BUFFALO COW, heavy in calf; left on the Ist ofJune; had a rope around her neck; light red, and a streak of white down the back, and white belly. BELL, Capitol Hill. 5 REWARD.—Lost or stolen, on Saturday night.aG@RAY MARE, nearly blind in the lefteye, and is between li and 15 hands high. The above reward willbe paid if left at No. 373 13th street, corner of H. je 13-3t* T, MANING. AME TO THE SUBSCRIBER, on the Nth inst. two COWS, one light red buifale, and one red and white horfied cow. Also, on tho 12th inat., one red and white horned COW - The owner will pleare come forw: rove property, pa es. ani fake thom away, OHARLES B. HAMILTON, Pi- ney ear road, back of the Race Track, 3 13" Address or apply to JOHN Jo 13 3t* I OST—On Sunday evening, on 1th street, be- 4 tween New York avenue au street, a CORAL NECKLACE, one half made with coral linked with gold, and the other with cut coral. It had two id clasps, and two set with coral of consider ble value to the owner, bein relic, The finder will obtain a suitable ard b. leaving it at 341 F street, between 9ih and 10t! streets. Je 13-2t* 50 REWARD.—Stolen from the sabscriber, $ living near Brookville, Montgomery coun- Md.. on Monday night, June 6th, a GRAY ORSE.7 years old, about 15 hands high. stylish. wi color dappled on rune. with long tail. the above reward for the recovery of said horse or any information so that I may get him. N STABLER. Brookville, Montgomery county, Md. The horse will be identified and the reword paid SAMUEL RENNEY, corner of 6th and Ost b sts., Washington. je 13-lw* Lot.4 SURGICAL POCKET CASE. _A liber- ‘al reward awaits the finder at 425 E street, between 7th and 8th sts. Je 11-3t* REWARD.—Lost, on Saturday, a wire $2 CHICKEN BASKET, in going from7th to 15th street. The above reward will be paid if left at Mrs. BEACH’S stand, Centre Market. je l1-3t* OST—At the Fair Room of Union Hotel, in Ge rgetown.on the evening of the 9th mall Medallion BRACE! ET of Lava, setin gold. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at 36 Ist street, corner of Potomac, in George- town, D.C. Je 11-3¢' TRA ED—On the night of the 9th inst., from XS Judiciary Square lot, an iron gray two year old COL’ A liberal reward will be hee to any one who will return him to Judiciary TR Hospital, or to Dr. J. F. THOMPSON , 357 9th street, corner of Masa. avenue. 2: Je 11-3t* Pec OF COLUMBIA, County or Wasa- INGTON, t9 wit:—I hereby certify that Herman G. Lorch, of Washington city, brought before me the subscriber, one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said county this 10th day of June, 1854,a dark iron gray COLT, about 2's years old, having a white tail and a white spot on her for ehead, the said colt being found and taken up by the servant of the said Herman G. Lorch as astray. i a a. Given under my hand. HoMPSON, J. P. The ownee of ue said core 1s requested to prove es, ant eo Way. POS ee MHERMAN G. LORCH, QTRAYED, FROM THE NAVY-YARD HILL KY two bay HORSES—one a small horse, with hia hind legs alittle sore above the hoofs: the other was s condemned horse, with his left hind leg very fore. Ten dollars reward will be given by BUWD. HUNT if returned to 453 K street, four doors from the Navy-Yard market. je 10-6t* <TRAYED OR STOLEN, from the subscriber, on &* Friday, the 27th ult.. a small sorrel ARB, four years old; short tal. $5 reward will be given if Feturned fo PHILIP HIUMN, corner 4th strost cast root ea and L street south. BOARDING, ‘WO VERY DESIRABLE SKOOND-STORY Rooms, with board, can be obtained in a pri- family by ap: lying at No. 348% New York av- enue, between 9th and 1th sirects, References required, Je 14-3t* Fo RENT WITH BOARD—Large front and back ROOMS; residence first-class; location one ar ehemont pentaysne peaesak Uy bebe oy Tera, with real name and reference, M. B. W. C.,8an D Ace. je 13-3* Boge WITH HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, for two or three gentlemen, or fami lies.—one single room. House commodious and airy, with spacious grounds. Terms mode: Apply southwest corner 3ist and H street. Penn. ave. je7. psoouz AND OTHER ANNUAL TAXBS, Offic Colle tor of Internal Revenue. Warginerom, June 11, 1854. Noticu is hereby given that lam now prepared to receive payment forthe Taxes anses:ed on In- comes, Licenses, Billiard Tables, Bilver Plate, Carri .&c.,&c. which arenow due and must be pel << or Screams Hot 1854. 5 uré fiom Sa. m me Tewid CLHPHANR, Collector of Later Office No. 46™ 7th street, mear F at. _fe 11-6t* Matta: MATTING | near -6t" MATTING! MATTING AT PRIVATE SALB. uarte: Nip 4 0 rolls 4 ter White and Oheck Matting, euperior quality. viet shiek safle at Jow prices. in ouaatitien . our Fu: re rooms im rear bur Auction Rooms. WL WALL & OO.” °° Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, th corner Pa. av. aad 9th at je 7-1t hronicle THE LATEST sTYLEs a TRAW wate 2 . L. TOOK WOOD & GO 'S, Je Poy | a $24 Ps. ay,, bet. Pth and thats, FOR RENT SALB OR RENT—Two neatly furnished ROOMS, at and 13th. je 14 3t* t_No. 315 G atreet, bet. 2th HOP. now doing a good business. A Northeast 7th and L, Prone moderate. besieedinzg Jo 14-2t* HENRY KERNAR. Forty, FIVE DOLLARS—FOR * AL R—An Aa- ams Cottage PRINTING PRESS, platen ‘3xi¢ inches, suitable for hospital or army use, at 496 7th street west, up stairs. jet FOR Ber7—s GROCERY and LIQUOR 8ST Re now doing ® good business. The reason Yor Hi ut, the owner is about leaving the city al ireon the premises, No. 394 corner of 9:h I streets. je (OR RENT—A STORS, in a good location for business, on the corner of Bridge and Green PForcenara AND AMBROTYP For rent tthe ts ate nee raongg me oO! @ tari - lerice In Washinaton, wit ail the modern tes, provements. None but Grat-class artiste of high Feputation in theart need apply. This is arare Sawa ieee A Ps BOL! oO mreeto dd Fellows’ Hall. Terms cash, frst month in advance jo 6-tf FOR SALE—A two-story HOUSH. with STATUE attached; now occupie! aaa wholeasle and re- taillproduce store. in one of the beat neighborhoods in the city, now di a usiness. Enquire on the premises, No. 368 B street, one door from nth. jes-l LET—A handsomely furnished HOUSE, in the Firet Ward The whole, or in suites. Bor- session given the Ist of July. inquire at Star Of- streets, Georgetown. Also, three FURNIS'TED | fee. , ROOMS, Inquire on the promises, of W.R FOW- | Gee’ hlsos four Larges seco RS He ee eont OFF LER, jelt-3t_ | offices, ‘my 2-1" OR RENT .—To a responsible party purchasing LE— i the furniture, which will be sold for $35), ac | LE PROPERTY wreation es et oe oe ye eight room HOUSE. in» pleasant and central loca- ion. Any communication addressed to**P. 0. Box atta meet with prompt attention. R SALE—A small FRAME HOUSE, contain- ing two rooms, 15x14. and a back kitchen, Also, the LOT on which it is built, fronting 16 feet and running back 90 feet. For further informa- tion apply to THOS. GRIFFIN, on D street, be- tween 2d and 34, Limerick Alley, je 14-2t* 10 LET, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN—One of the finest RESIDE NOMS in the Firat Ward, containing about seventeen rooms. To be rented till the Ist of October, but not to be Pio age boarding or lodging house. Inquire of JAS. F. HALIDAY, Real Estate Broker, 315 lth street, near Pa. av. Int.] je 14-3t* (OR RENT—Three very desirable ROOMS, handsomely furnished. Inquire at No. 537% bi Street, between 6th and 7th, je 13-3t* ROU TOR RENT yo S Docudae rset in, ° ana ave.. i 4 and oth ate, oe i . Je 18-38" OR RENT—Purnished or unfurnished. from 4 to6 ROOMS, suited for housekeeping, if de- sired, Apply at 485 I street, between $d and 4th. JOUSE AND LOT FOR SALB—On ith atreet east, south of Pennsylvania avenues. Apply to@-F, GULIOR. Ifnot sold by July Ist, will be for rent. je 13 6¢ Fok Babe The LEASE of « small store on Penna. avenue suitable for any business. Ap- myo Penna. avenue, between Ist and 2d sta. J,,OR RBNT—A BRIOK HOUSE, containing store and four rooms, in a good location, on 4% st Toland. Avoly 408 7th street, between Gand H, OR SALE—A BUILDING LOT, situated on N street north, between llth and !2th streets, $5 feet front, running back 1'0 feet, will be sold at Pele auction on next Thursday até p. m., June 16, 1864. Je 13-4t* Fe SALE—THE FURNITURE ,AND GOOD- WILL of « house containing 19 rooma. Can get @ number of boarders if desirable. Inquire second door from 4%* street, on P, near Arsenal Gate. je 13-1w* OR RENT—A new two-story BRICK HOUSE, containing 5 rooms, and situated on the cor- ner of 6th street east and Astreat south. Apply at the corner of 13th street and Penn. avenue. Je 18-1w* J. BROWN. 140 deep. Improvements, a large donble-win, cot‘age, 10 rooms; three small buildings ic the rear; good fencing, garden, fruit trees, &c.; for $6,000, MITCHELL & SON, Estate Brokers, my i6-Im* southeast cor, P. nd 15t): st. WANTS. ee etter atee rast on tee ANTED—At the Ebbitt H. % BER- WAIN sot's Disa Wasnen | CAMBER WANTED IMMEDIATELY—a SUneT(TOTR, oOwbhoma id, i tthe Star Offices os nue Wilibe Paid. tag? WANTED IM ae SHORMAKER, Apply at H TIERNAN’S, corner of Penn, avenue anu 6th street east. jo 14 lw* W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two_ first-class WAITERS. Apply to T. POTENTINI, 279 Pa. avenue. between 10th and Ith ats, 1t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A WRT NURSE for achild five months old. Please call at 531 11th street. Je 14-3* WANTED-A amall UNFURNISHED ROOM, on or near Penneylvania avenue. Must be easy of access, and rent moderate. Addres: w B., Box 1102 b. 0. jel WwW ANTED—An industrious, intelligent YOUNG LADY, whocan entertain company and make herself agreeable, To such a one a good home and liberal compensation is offered, by addressing Mra, HENRY, Star Office. Washington, D.O. je !4-3t* V ANTED—A SERVANT GIRL that can do neral house work ina smal! family. Ap- ply between 6 and 80’clock in the evening corner of 6th street east and South Carolina avenge. Cap- e itol Hill. WwW NTED—B: ctable Young Wom SITUATION to do. plain sewing or chamberwork Wages not so much an object as a good home. Call at 353 E street, between lith and 12th streets. jo 14-20* 9 MPLOYMENT WANTED .—A youth of 14 years, who reads and writes, desires EMPLOYMENT, He is quiet, well benaved, and will prove attenti to business. Please address Box No. 7, Star office, and he will call. Je 1s-3t PARISIAN LADY. A SUPERIOR TEACHER of French and Music, anda thorough English scholar, desires a Situation as governess, (city or country )or private pupils References to firat- clase families. Address No. 421 llth st.. Wash- ington, D O je 14-2t* FS RENT—A very handaome large BACK | 00M, on second floor, suitable for a Paynras- ter or office. ina very desirable location. Apoly on the premises, 246 Penn. avenue. between |2th and isth streets, over Independent Telegraph Of- fice. je 13-3t* iOR SAL E— The I-EASE of a Market Garden and Dairy Farm, from now till the first day of Octo- bernext. Thereisa good crop now growing on tie lace. Also, two Horses, three Cows, one Wagonand Harness,two Plows and some farming tools. with abeut 20 or 30 loads of manure on the placa; all for $350. The place joins the Oak Grove Dairy Parm,and isopposite of the Columbian Harmoay Cvmetery, on the old Bladensburg road. Apply acon. Je 13-3t* JAMES H. GLEASON. F°% RENT—Several nicely furnished ROOMS, No. 501 Ith street, between H and I. Refer- ences required. ae jell @QBVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REN \ at No. 83 Penn. avenue, between aist and streets. je li Sts N UNFURNISHED ROOM TO LET ina beau- tiful location, and very cheap; fronts two streets, and well ventilated. Inquire corner of 6th street east and Bouth Carolina avenue, Capitol Bill, je 11-3t* Fo. RENT—A 8TORE ROOM with a large base- ment, situated on 7th street, near the Northern Market, suitable for a tinner or gas fitter. Inquire of JO8. F. KELLEY, Real Estate Broker, office on 8th street, nearthe corner ofI north. je 11-3t* RARE CHANOE—For sale. a BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY and ICE CREAM SA- ON. Reason for selling, the proprietor has other business to attend to. Inquire on the prem- ises, 83 Prince s Alexandria, Va. Jo 11-3¢* {,,OR RENT—The STORE ROOM and CFLLAR, No. 223 south side of Penn. avenue. apposite Willard’s Hotel. Apply to BARROW, McKELDEN & Co., Bankers, corner La. avenue and 7th street. je 11-3t* Fo RENT—And on given ist of July,a two-story FRAME HOUSE, with large back building, No. 51 reet, between 7th and 8th island. or terms apply on the premises, oret WM. KR. RILEY & BROS Dry Goods Store, between 7th and &th streets, opposite Center Mer ket. FOR, SALES MEDIATE, POSSESSION — A BRICK HOUSE. with eight rooma, centrally located. (Will be sold s, bargain. $700 per year now offered for ie 0) o peer MItoas Lt & SON, 8. K. corner Penna. av. and 15th st. Beg Drtok House with eight rooms for rent, je 11- Fo SALB—A KARE CHANCE —The House Geod Will, Stock and Fixtures of a First-Class CONFECTIONERY and IOK CREAM SALOO located in the best Lee of Batgpore city; lished and suceessfully carried for 8 years; the house is expressly built for the business; the fix- ‘ures of the store and furniture of the saloons aré of the finest style and complete. This giyesan opportunity to an energetic man to get in a lucra- tive and paying business, such as is seldom offered. “or further particulars, address FR. O. KIN MUND, Confectioner, Fayette street, Franklin Square, Baltimore, Md. je 11-4t* OR SALE—A RESTAURANT AND STEAMED OYSTER SALOON. in Alexandria, Va. It is the largest saloon in the city, situ on King street, a few doors from the Theater and Parker’s Minstrels. It bas connected with it asoda foun- tain doing s large business. Also, an apparatus for manufacturing soda water. The establishment is well fitted up, and worth the attention of par- ties wishing to purchase. Satisfactory reasons ‘iven for rule e to partic ya purchase. fnquire of ItAAG Z VAN REYKEN. No. 90 Princs street, Alexandria, Va. je ll-lw* A LARGE FRONT CHAMBER, FURNISHED, FOR RENT—Will suit a couple of gentlemen, No.35®7th street, between I street and Massa- chusetts avenue. je 1)-7t* 6 QHADYSIDE” FOR RENT.—We are author- ® ized to rent, to a geod tenant, the country residence of Commodore Harwood, called ‘"Shady- side,” situated in the village of Bladensburg. con- taining twenty two acres of Land, a large Dwell ing House with modern improvements, and the ne- cesaary outbuildings. Feat parable monstly, for which proper security wi ye required, fe 10-6¢ | JAS. 0. MoGUIRE & OO. OR RENT—fo gentlemen. two neatly furnished CHAMBERS, {na very pleasant and healthy location, near the State Department and Lafayette Park, 460 New York avenue, and forty yards east of the horse cars ranning from the Capitol to Georgetown, Rent low. je 9-tf Fo SALE OR EXCHANGE—A FARM of fi acres o! land in Montgomery county, Md., ani geven miles from Georgetown; 20 acres in cultiva- tion and the balance in wood. Improved byacom- fortable log dwelling house, Go or- chards. F. B. t for the sale of Maryland Lands, Je ae eee ee ee cre zinatrest, Fo SALE—100 AORES OF LAND at Beits- ‘ville, 100 acres at Contee’s, 50 acres at Laurel, 300 acres at Savage, 15) at Annapolis Junction, 100 acres at Jesrop's Cut, 160 at Hanover Switch 46 acres pear Elkridge Landing, 50 Sores wile from Baltimore, Allon the Washingtoo Branch For terms and description, apply to M, 2 St. Paul’sat., Baltimore, Md. {OR SALE—Two or more BUILDING LOTS, Must be sold. Terms reasonable. or further pastioplare inquire at No. 437 Seventh atreet, je 8-lw — RARE OHAN R SALB—The HOUSE, A TEASE, PURRITORE and FIXTURES ofan Eating House, the best stand in the eity, will be sold cheap for cash, as the prop’ ir is about changin, Bis business. Apply imm« ely at 559 Mar. ang syorte, betwoensth and Wthsts., Island, je we J T REET—An elegant HOUSE, with brown stone front, partially furnished, with all mod- ern improvements, centrally and pleasantly lo- cated, No. 444 E street, near the residence of Sec- retary Chase, together with large brick stable. The premises vot to be ren! fora boardin, house. For particulars inguire of Hon D. E. SOMES on the premises, or Capt. GEORGE ELY, No. 27 6 street. Possession given immediately. ood location for loon, Inquire at jes-Im Fo RENT—A large STORE; confectionery er ice cream the store, $10 I atreet west. Fo SALB.—18,000 cash will tie the stock, fixtures and furniture (with 6 we lease at a nominal rent)ofa FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, in Warbington, D. 0. containing Sarty rooms. This estabiishment Is conducted on the Kuropeam plan, and is thoroughly stocked and furnished with every poders jconnentence: Location tise bestin Washing- . with an extensive payi ronage. Gallor address MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, 8, B. corner Pean. ave: and 12th at. my 28-1m 5 ‘ashington, D. 0 OOh8 FOR RENT.—Comfortable and well- R furnished me at 458 12th street, between @ and H sts. The tocation is one of the most de- sirable in the city, my 24-tf F%. ALE—A beautifully located BRIQK wouk . . eight roome and paswecc; fot ed to ley. Immediate possession—only 00. 6,000 feet of Ground, fronting on Pa. avenue, or ae REELS SON , Real Estate Rrokers er fim" 28. Bor Pa ar ant thet, PBSRIOD OF woe BEB RENTED FOR 4 genes it the to BD ant teairadio sro piliras ent POmRtoR Re er trally and tly Ipeated. Nome other but » Gann ro reeea from’ data. Pople Ho tae i and H, Jo4-te -avenue, worth $4,00) to $6.00, IRLS WANTED.—Apply at the Ebbitt Gane. YAS barges fe 1S-1w* Wy ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A WOMAN, todo | Kitchen work, at No. 261 side) bet. en Isth and tith ate. je 13-3t* ANTFD—?wo, or three UNFURNIMHED ROOMS for a gentleman, his wife ani one child. Address * B. B.’’ Star Office, stating terms, location, etc., Je B-la* WW ANTED-A steady young MAN, that is capa- : ble of takine charge of a tof bovks fora small business. One without a family praferred Apply on 3d street, between M and N streeta. ye 13-3t* K. H. LAMRELL, WANTED TO BUY—A light, strong. secoud- handed one-horse SPRING WAGON. Ono with cover preferred Also. a HORSE and HAR- NESS. Address P.O. Box 409, naming address and price. Je 3-3t" A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION ag cook, washer and irover for a small family, Inquire at $94 N street, between 6th and 7th sts, north. je 13-3t* WaAntED-4 WOMAN, to do general house- work in a small, private family. German pre- ferred. Good references required. Apply at 445 Mascachuseite avenue, between 6th and 7th ets. eS . ANTED—TWO WOMEN one to actas Cook, and the other as Dish washer. Good wages will begiven. Call at Stratton’s Restaurant, corner one aces and Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A well-built brick DWELLING HOUSE, in a good neigbbor- hood, between Sth and 15th streets, north o ieee Cash if an object. Address, for one week, stati: g locotion L. M _, Box 313g City Post Office. ANTED—By aay, and gentleman having no family, two FURNISHED ROOMS, fit to keep house, in the neighborhood of 11th or 12th street. A good rent paid in advance, or references given, Address. stat og, rent end situation of place. to R. WATKINS, Star Office. je 12 2t* price, je 13 ANTED—A good COOK. A respectable, in- | dustrious woman, who understands cooking | and the attention requisite in the kitchen, and is willing to engage in other household duties, will hear of s good place on application to No. 464 6th street, between Dand E streets No one need apply without recommendations. A colored woman preferred. Je 1%-2t* ANTED—A good COOK and second OOK. Also,two good WAITERS, at good wages, by A. WURTH, 435 Est.,near7th. je 1l-3t* ANTED—At 286 north F street, between 12th and 13th, two colored WAITRBSSES. Also, a BOY to assist in waiting and do housework None but those who understand their business and can give good references need apply. je 11-3t* WARTED—4 Steaey, settled WOMAN, 4s nurse, Apply to F. W. JONES. Attorney-at-baw, 5th street west, between D and EB. Je 10-6t ANTED—By two honest and _ industrioas young men, aged 18 and 2), SITUATIONS as clerks witha Butler. Would not object to go to the front. Address for one week JOHN W. SUT- LER, Alexandria, Va. Je 1)-1w" ANTE D—SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MIRKORS, CAKPETS. BEDS. BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOu D8 ofevery description, R. BUCHLY, 42* 7th street. Je8-tf between G and H east ai 50 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 351 F street, opposite Patent Office, and get their Stam; ing, Btitching, Pinking and Embroiderydone. As there are other Richards in the Geld, ladies better look ous shat ene poms to Fringe, who iesne onl ri ci and in the rity. sure you ¥ street, opposite Patent Of eran ANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 LADIES to Embroider on Muslin, Linen and Cambric, To good hands (alae ech vor rae ood wi y 0, rin, sieork “Aol nt Wit, PRINGE'S Biantping Marking Stitening Depot, 381 F erect, opposite e ing Depot, street, opposi Patent Office Feis FINE, READY-MADE CLOTHING, at BAR & BRO.'’S ESTABLISHMENT, CORNER EB AND SEVENTH STRE#TS, Persons desiring good and easy-fitting garments, without leaving sir measures, can get fitted in our establishment ia garments made of THE VERY BEST MATERIAL, AND THE LATEST DESIGNS. We have now a very large stock of SPRING and SUMMER SUITS, FINE BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, AND BLACK DOESKIN PANTS, And a general assortment of VESTS, of varied styles. ALSQ— A FINE STOCK OF BOYS’ CLOTHING, and an immense stock of GENTS’ FUBNISHING GOODS. 7 Business closed on Saturday until evening jeT-Im* OTICE OF REMOVAL.—WM. B. LEWIS & Co,, Auctioneers, having removed to No. 207 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets will usual, give their attention to the gener Auction and Commision buninesa, and eolicit con- signments of furniture. groceries, dry goods, boots and an ots poke stat poets Gores _mbronaadixe ‘enerally. ular sales at the D - HAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Cash advances made when wis £ C0., Auctioneers Jo8-ct NO/307 Pe ay. bet. Oth and 10th sta. ,_NO PAY !—Go to Da. BRUTHERS Nooo Ray apd be cured. They have gives their particular attention to the treatment and ture of ell forms of Disease,” particularly that of a private character, for t mney years This isthe oldest established Botanic Medical Office ia the District, and have saved thousands from a dis- ‘and horribledeath How important it is, for those unfortunates who have brought Ae in themselves, to be cured before itis too late; true preventing exposure of the: ves and family d residence 179 south B street, Island, onuesite Smithsonian. je 9- LOW ME TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO A's really handsome stock of MILLI. NERY and FANCY GOODS which have arrived and ready for your inspection, Peers without boasting that I bave’t: bandeomest stock of PLOW ever Imported, . looking at them, convince; English Pel eset predic at tne irirttensets au! am a8 white ¢ driven snow; a fine of Back Combs and new stylea of Having been for business in New Yi you any sin my my im* 22 Market Space. A Be BAN gopa FOUNTAIN gor ALB, pune e Georgetown fi gener et, et “St rd hen, diset wi F street, (south | AUCTION SALES RATT ees Fer ether Auction Sales see firat page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ieee BY?. CO. McGUIRE & OO , Auctioneers, PRREMPTORY SALE OF VACANT LOTS B yonnine TO BT. VIROEN TO ORPHAN AST. On TUBSDAY APTRRNOON, J: on the Jfieslens eommmeneinn: We shal! sell, twenty-one desirable vacant , in Square No, 211, fronting respectively on Four. teenth street, west side, at the corner of Bhote Ie Jend avenue and on Rhode Initnd avenue, betwee ‘ourteenth and Fifteenth strovta These Loteare of the city, with the advantecrnot were Potomess water, and’a city neer tailrost. mt Lots 18 and 14 in Sq ware Nos ia, Hontio vent a teren er 1°6 feet 9 inches op Bixteen*h atréet, be and M.and running back toa 3). foot alle: Lote 29 and 3°, fronting together 196 feet 9 fackee en Fifteenth street, between L and Metreets north, and running back to a $)-foot aller he latver will be sub divided imto omall Baild- in, te Foose Lots all belong to St. Vio Orphen Asylum, the titles to which are directi fon the verpment. Te One-third in cash; the remainéer in etx e months, with interest, secured oy o deed of trust on the premises. seconvevances and stampa at the cost ofthe puroha- BF-To prevent irresponsible bidding, « ont of Sn onveach Tot will be required at imeofuale. Je.6-4 3.C. MCGUIRE & OO., arse. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS PRONTEN: ON FIRST STREET KAST, RETW L aw M STREETS SOUTH, AT AUCTIO On TUESDAY, the Itth instant, we shal! oferfoe sale. on the premises, at 6 o'clock p m., the foliew- ing handtome Building Lots, r' Lots and 12, in the subdivision of Square norte of No. 43 Lot 10 fronte on said L street 14 fact't inches, running back sbout 176 feet tos 1¢-feet aft ley. and baving an alley on the south side 6 feet wide the entire depth. Loti2 froutson the street, with afront of % fect 7 inches, running to the said 14 feot a'ley, and having an alley 8 feed wide on the north side ranving th ‘tire depth Ul, lying between said lots 1@and 12, improved by a two story brick dwelling house, owned by Mr, A, Grinder Terms: Ove third cash, the balance in six twelve months, with interest, A deed given a deed cf trust taken, Title indisputable. Oost of c nveyances and stamps to be paid by pur- haser. Nececkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. TWENTY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT! NEW JERSEY AVENCB AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY. the 9th instant, at 6 o’clook,p. all sel! in front of 01 ach 25 feet front, bei corner Lot 17, in Square 63, near the Un Coast Surves ce. 8 Lotsin Squares 738 and 740, opposite the Old den Place. and some 10 Lota in said Squares 733 and 740 not fronting om 0 the avenue. The it named two lote are but af of the Capitol, and the other lotdare distances from both te Capit! and Navy Tre sale will begin with the frat nsmed lots Terms: One. third in cash; the remainder in eix an¢ twelve months, with notes bearing interest = secured by & — of mp yey Te a seah lopveyances and stampa a! aners, je.b-dta GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auets, During, or immediately after the sale oftheabove we shali geil, Lota Nos, 11, 16, and 23. in Square No, 6 it being the Square next to the Coast ice. Te b Jel ate’ GHREN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, S7- THR ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY next, the 14th instant, at the same a pl i “job GRREN & WILLIAMS, Auets, 8 Plats of the Lots can be seen at Bi en’ Wharf by, calling on Mr. Thomoron Van Hiswick at Green & spec e Lamiber Y vard, je — BN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. ¥J.0.MoG. IRK& OC., Auctioneers. POSITIVE SALE OF VAOANT LOT AT THE OOKNEROF KiGHTH STREET WBST AND B STREST NORTH. On THURSDAY APTERNOON. June Sth, at o’clock on the premises, we ata! sell of No.3, in Square No 419 froatin; etreet west. at the corner of nor running back 100 fest on north R street. Terma: One Pa'fin cash; the remainder in efx montbs, with interest, secured by a deed of trast om the premises. Sigaverances and stamps at the cost of the par- e ir. Need. (Rep.] J. 0, Mo@UIRE & Oo., Aucts, BZ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. consequence of the rain, until TUBSDAY, f~ TERNOON June ith, same hour and f je 10-d (Rep.] J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, ¥ J. C, MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE RBAL ESTATE RALB AT AUCTION OF A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND. LOF ET, BETWEEN D. NOR'H M STRE 2TH H STRERIS passage. he location is bi, few minutes’ walk of the Circle, inthe First and the Parsen, Reilway on Pennsylvanii etue, and affor: very eligible building. size. pomp of excellent water is convenient to premises, Title perfect. Terms: One-baif cash; and the remainder at 8 ard 6m nths for -otes, bearing interest, ae cured by a deed of truat on the premises. All conveyancing and stamps at the-cost of the and healthy. and within a av a the aes sevait of $50 will be required at the eal '@) 0! ire af ie eo. faded 3,0 MeOUIRE & Oo. Anct’ BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetow! ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ORFE Ows, AGON! FARMING UTENSILS, &0 ,&0,., AT PUBLI AUCTION On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jude 15th, 1864. at 10 o’clock, I w ill sell. at the residence of the late James se) on the Heights of Georgetown, ad- joinin, e Signal Camp,s good assortment of ouseho!d Furn‘ture, 5 Cows and 10alf.} Horse, 1 Wagon, 1 Cart, lot Farming Utensils, lot Hay, Hot- Red Sash, and many articles not mentioned, Terms cash. ROBT. BRITT, Administrator, Je 104t THOS, DOWLING. Auctioneer, Y GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE (AT: AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the 15th inatant, at 19 o’clock, 4. m., we shall eell, at the residence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, at No. 481 north B. be- tween Third and Fourth str. as- sortment of Furniture, via Walnut Marbie top Bureaus and Warhatends, ‘* | fine Wardrobes. Jenny Lind and other stead, Iron Hat tree, Hall Chairs, and Oil Cloth, Brussels avd other Carpots, Coot ing and other Stoves, Olocks, with a good lot of Kitchen requisites, Terms cash. ALSO, Atthe rame time and p'ace, we shall sell, by or- der ofthe Honorable Orphans’ Court, about ome bundred oun » ilver, auch a forks, spoons, &e., . Terms carh Cy ke. TOMANNIH HAWH, Administratix of the late Jesse B. Hawe, fen GREEN & WILLIaMB, Aaots. ¥ J. 0. MoGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers. STOCK OF GROCERIRNG ANDSTORE FIXTURES AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 1sth,at 19 o'clock, at the Store of Leroy Edwards, a, Cor ner cf 12th and M streets, we chall sell, without reserve, his stock of Groceries and Liquors, com- prising— Teas, Coffeer, Rugara Light presred Onvendish and other Chewing Te- olden Syrup, Oandles, Boap. Coal Vil, Matenes. Blacking. tarch, Spices, Cigars. ae 8 pelea lee ‘ope, Creckery av 386 5 okt lot of Braody, Rus: and Whiskey, Fairbanks’ Platform and Counter Scales, &c., h felnd {Hep} JAB, © McGULRE & 00. MISCELLANEOUS QUART: Ss of TERS’ STORES, s Wasaincros.D.C., Juneé 1s Will be rold at Public Auction, at Government Warehouse, situat-din Square bounded by H and F,and Twenty first and Twenty secoad s'r-ste, im the c'ty of Washington. D,C.,on WEDNESDAY, Jone 1S, 1864, at 10 o'clock a. m8 barge lot of tus following named Qnurtermesters’ stor-#, com- Gemned as unfit for public service, viz: Axes, Apvilx, Brushes, Bridles Bucket» SaAdle- Bla: bets Blaczemithe’ Tools Horse and Waeom Chief Quartermaster's Offer, Depot of Wotiaren.§ Covers, Carpent ra’ Tools, Portable Foraes Gri: 1ea, Harnest, Lanterns Scrap Teather Poult stones, Rope, Stover, Satties. Scales Stable Wire. an¢ about 19,00) pounds of Ber: is Sncceerful bideers will be required to remove the articles within five (5) days f:om the day of asle. Terms: Oash in Government funds, og D. Brig. Gen, and Ohi: ferred seen Depot of Washington. D O. YMAN a PAT EL P-SEALING regio JAR, we the attenti thoes ie- seta tiehalt Pliage eee are nions they are more easily emled or opsacd Chan any no erries nd fruit put up in "these Jare last year can te seen @: Our store. Full directions ooo orien peed hod for putting Op all Kinde Ot ra SO TELER & SON, sefurni: Btors, 316 Penn, ave. between ath and 10th. osst "(Ohi } WOOD—Wwoop. P cl ac ces 00 Geo in he supplied with Eee Resa BRE WOE Te fe a on delivery, auirs of B b PEETiT or 1M BEAR, eit FOR HORSES.—Kxoallont Pas- for 6: head of bade we ge Se Sous 31 C wires . between gti. je '}- G: ear W Bow ana 7th