Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. SaaS Eee AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp's THEaTER.—Mr. J. S. Ularke, assisted by Miss Alice Gray and the rest of Mr. Ford's company, will, in compliance with the getierai desire, reproduce te- it Shakspeare’s “Come- dy of Errers,” Clark himself pearing as “ Dromio of Ephesus.” Mr. Clarke will also Sppear as « Jeremiah Beettle” in the « in the Wood.” GROVER's THEATER.—Mise Charlotte Thomp- son appears to-night again as “Fanchono the ‘Oricket,” & character she has studied with much care and which has secured the highest jaudation wherever She has performed it. It should also be remembered that Miss Thomp- 80n's engagement is limited to thie week. CANTERBURY.—Marietta Ravel, the graceful danseuse and tight rope petormer, coatinues to ‘be one of the most prominent attractions here. . All of Mr. Lea's splendid company aiso appear nightly in @ bill replete with iun. Indeed just Such a bill as those who would enjoy a hearty laugh should see. Dan. Rice's Great Snow was again crowded last night, every available space un- ser the canvas bring occupied, and itis not too much to say thst it is, on the whole, the best entertainment of the circus order that has been here for years. Certainly, the outiay for a ticket here is tuliy repaid. Farr at Opp FstLows’ HALL ror Howe OF FRIENDLESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN —The Home is in a building near the corner of Sixth and E streets, and daily numbers of the female relatives and friends of soldiers who come here to see them are cared for. The fair is at- tended by large crowds, snd fuli tables of re- freshments and fancy articles are in charge of Mrs. James, Mrs. Morris and others. The Toom is handsomely decorated. A number of rebel colors, bi. od-stained and buallet-riddled, captured at Antietam, Gettysburg, Knoxville, &c., which attract mach attention, are dis- played. pi > SS Se Grand Ratification Meeting. LINCOLN AND JOHNSON ENTHUSIASTICALLY BNDORAED. The loyal citizens of Washington turned out en masse last night to ratify the nominations by the Baltimore Convention of Abraham Lin- coln for President and Andrew Johnson for Vice Presidest of the United States for the en- suing four years. The south portico of the Patent Office building had been specially pre- jared for the oceasion, and at an early houra urge crowd assembled, and extended all along F street aud tar down Sth street, until the gathering numb-red between eight and ten thousand persons. At an early bour of the evening & salute was fired irom summits around tbe city in bonor of the nominations. A brosd canvass was stretched across the 7s ot the Patent Office (sontn) portico, and ore upon it in huge letters the names of * Lin- colin aud Jobnson.” Festoons of evergreens » Were gracetully bung beneath this transpa- Tency, And beneath bung a transparency bear- ing the inscription, “« Emancipation Proclama- tion—For this act 1 inyoke the censiderate judgment of mankind and the gracious tavor of Almighty God.” Between the pillars on the Jeft was, Ameriea wants no friend who, in war, condemns the justice of her cause; ail | such are trai'ors”—ouglas; and +1 propose to move immeciate!y on your works’ —(rant. On the right of the sieps (entering the Patent | Office) was the speakers’ stand, in front of which wus an arch of gas jets, while on sither soe ot the arch bung the +star spangled ban- ner.” Beneath the arch the word “Union” | was formed of gas jets, the buruers throwing a bright hghton all in front and behind. Be- bind the speakers’ stand, and extending from column to column, was & cunyas bearing these ‘words— “I fslavery is not Wrong, nothing is wrong.”— Lincoin . “You should be treated as traitors, tried as traitors, and hung as traitors..’—Johason. The left-hand side of the portico (entering the building) was occupied by the band, which At intervals discoursed patriotic music. National flags were to be seen at ail pointsof the portico, and numerous transparencies, with such motioes as “Union and Victory, “One Nation, One Destiny,” Monor the Dea‘s, “Tbe Union Forever,” “Sherman and Thomas, «Remember the Fallen,” ‘Spades tothe Rear,” &c., &c., were scattered at all points. The south windows of the Patent Office Building were brilliantly illuminated, as were also the windows of the Post Office Building opposite, and one or two private buildings were also illuminated. The ladies turned oat in full force and occu- Pied the steps in rear of the speakers’ stand and the steps lrad to the building. Betore the exeroises commenced and between the different speakers rockets and Roman can- dies and other fireworks started from the top of the Patent Office building shed a bright light ~upon the darkvess, and the beauty of the fre- ‘Works excited the admiration of all present. Prof. Lowe was on hand, and sent flying into the night sir a number of beautiful illaminated balloons, many of them exhibiting the colors red, white and bine far up towards the clouds. ‘The meeting was calied to order by hon. D. P. Holloway, who, in behalf of the executive committee, proposed the following officers: President—Hon J. M. Edmonds. Vice Presidents—J. Kh. Elvans, A.C. Rich- ards, J. S. Brown, Hon. D. P. Holloway, Hon. J. 4M. Barrett, J. F. Sharr: James A. Magruder, A. 3} phase, Major David Taylor. Secretaries—W. R. Irwin, W. O. Stoddard, W.E. N. Howell. Mr. Edmonds thanked the committee for the honor conferred upon upon him in asking him wan, Lewis Ule- to preside at this meeting, aud fully endorsed | the nominations made at Baltimore. * Mr. Barret!, one of the Vice Presidents, then introduced the following resolutions, which were adopted unanimously amid much cheer- ing Resolved, That we heartily approve, and will es) nestly susisin, by every honorable effort, the nominations made by the Union National Convention, which assembled at Baltimore on the 7th instant. Resolved, That in the re-nomination of Abra- | Dam Lincoln for the Presidency, in accordance | witb the clearly manifested will of the loyal people of the nation, an assurance has beeo given to the worid 'hst the destruction of civil War, begun by ambitious raitors, shall not end until the rebellion and its caus e@utterly and finally overthrown. &e-olved, Thatin the nomination of Andrew Johnsen for the Vice Presidency, we see not | only & just recognition of unsha: en fidelity to the’ Union, but also, as in the Presidential { nominauon, & determiuation that true and Teliable Union men, ang none others, shall hrreafter occupy the high places of the pBstion. R-olved, That we cordially endorse the pla! form of principles set forth by the Uoion Na- tioval Convention, and that, on this basis of policy, under tne banner of Lincoin and Jonn- sop, We confidently took for such a popular triumph in November next &s wiil insure tae jast and legitimate results of decisive victory ! in the field over armed rebels. Hon. Wm. D. Keiley, of Peansylyania, was | the first speaker introduced, who thanked the | committee for giving Penmsylvania the fore. most rank among the speakers, aud he pledged that at the November election the banner of Lincoln and Jonson would float over the victorious legions of Pennsylvania; and “As Pennsyivauia goes, so goes the Union.” |Ap- plause.} Mr. Kelley procceeded to review the progress of events the p: state how our army and navy had beeni creased; how our tinances had been made in a healthy condition; aod all this was to be at- tributed to the wise and pradent couusels of ; Abraham Lincoin. [Applause] Mr. K. also eulogized the President for signing the Eman- | cipation Proclamation, which was also re- ceived with applause; and he concluded by expiessing a confidence that the Republic will not prove ungrateful to Mr. Lincoln, brit would ‘re-elect him triumphantly, and let it be he pride of our posterity that while we se\-dour country we interweaved Anralam LiscolIn with George Washington on the im- mortal scrolls of fame.” [Great cheermg.}] In tbe course of his speech Mr. Kelley allnded to Gen. Grant, and the allusion elicited tha most yociferous applause. ‘The President then introduced to the audi- ence Senator H. S. Lane, of indiana, snd re, marked that he was a Lane that had never had any turos. (Laughter. Senator Lane referred in detail to the resolu- tions passed by the Baltimore Convention, and fully endorsed them all, and spoke in hopefal terms of the election of Lincoln and Johnson, And of the eventual crushing of the rebellion, With regard to Enropean invasion of this con- tinent, he said: It was right and proper that this continent, the proudest home of freemen Which God in mercy ever vouchsafed to man- kind, should ever be devoted to free ins:itu- tions. (|Appianse.) This nation, after devot- ig ® short time to the suppression of the revel lion, Would be in a condition toassertthe Mon- roe doctrine, and to make these frog-eating Erenchmen leave Mexico on the doable-duick. (Great Laughter and applause.) He reierred to tne Oleveland Conventian in this wise: There had been & Cleveland Convention—a mos: significant name, for whatever might he ve been its objsct, the effect of that conven- tion was to cleave Ssunder the Union party. In bis jadgment, Geveral Jobn ©. Fremont, the pth@nder, had now struck npona path which would never lead him to the Presidency of the” United Staves. (Applanse.) He undertoox, in 56, (o carry the s:andacd of Fremont faith- tally, but that staudard had then emblagoned upon it "free speech, free press, tree meny and 1 ee le and all that could animate the trae patriot. ‘Phase prince! ples were eternal. Th» ived to-night, and they would be perpetuated u the Union purty. Hon. J. W. Fatierson, of N. H., was the next ‘eaker, and be was followed by Senator Howard, of Michigan. both of whom tall: a the pominations and platform 0! more Con vention, and pledged their States dor large eaporliirs, in November next. nio, of California, was the nex’. speaker. Referring to Mr. Lincoln he said: “Three years the worxingmen of this na- braham Lincolp, They elect- ed bim, in a constitutional way, to be. - ent of the United States. Since that time he ee been President fata 4 & part of it, and t now propose to rat 10 cheat nies He haa heer & gentleman say, & few moments befere he got up to speak, that they had better make him dictator, and appoint peepeuae President. He ee speaner)did tion nominated him pot Stat ‘would take u: Grant woul them, but he woul was going to assemble in Chicago. and applause.] Mr. Denio pledged that Gali- fornia was good for 25,000 majority for Lin- | coln in November. Mr. Denio was followed by Hon. A. W. Ran- dall, ot Wisconsin, who referred to secession in bitter terms, and showed the leaders of the rebellion up in a proper light,and believed the Baltimore ticket would be elected by an over- whelming majority in November. spoke of Northern Copperheads as being no better and not near as brave as traitors inarms, wabich sentiment was received with much ap- | plause. Gov. Randall was followed by Hon. Green Adame, ot Kentucky, and at the conclusion of his address three hearty cheers were given for Lincoln and Johnson, and three more tor Gen. Grant, and the crowd then dis m:@ting having been conducted, Cet audience, in a most quiet and orderly man- There was a large police force in attendance, but so well-behaved was the large crowd that the police did not have much work to do, ex- cept to open passages when ladies were ing to and fro. There were a.namber of colored persons on the ground, who took a lively in- terest in the proceedings. The demonstration was undoubtedly the largest and most imposing of the kind ever known in Washington. at? B. Matthews, Co., $1,000,000 Adam S. Hill, 81.000 at 5 per cent. premium. First National Bank, $30,000 at 534 per cent. premium. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETO' town. — Entered—schooner H. P. Simmons, Hand, from New York, with merchandise. Cleared—schooners Porto Rico, aye Havre de Grace; Hannibal, Wentworth, Je: A.T. Clarke, Walker, Havre de Grace; Ex- prese, Simmens, Hoopersville; Chieftain, Jones, Havre de Grace; D. A. Berry, Voorhis, Haverstraw; Pearl, Wil- hams, Hayre de Grace; Fleetwood, Gardner, New York; J. Hinckley, Leavitt, Boston; J. M. Bayles, Thompson, Mass.; Mvonlight,Stutes, Hudson; E. A. Anderson, Cranmer, Provi- dence. Brigs A. Taylor, Gauiver, Portland; George Harris, French, do. eg Fair Play, Hall, St. Mary’s Barge H.O. Red Honse Cove, Canal —The receipts ot coal were as follows Tuesday :—Central M.and M. Co., 217.38 tons; Borden Co., 767.15 tons; American Co., 657.56 tons; Consolidation Co., 114.11 tons. Boats C. Clifton, with fire brick to H. T. Weld, and the Gen. W. J. Worth, with lime- stone to W. H. Godey, arrived. Thirty-four boats departed light for the coal region. The T. G. Morrison, for Seneca, and the S. | F. Trundle. for Noland’s Ferry, carried as- sorted cargoas, The bo.is awaiting opportunities to reach the wharyes at Georgetown extend to miles above the aqued' Dan’l Kaiphans, | three years, and to | From the first, exceptine to Tbeanan thinking weil of." <* Most salutary relief in Brone, vi goverind, Hon. Mr. they would do thai pense Te THE OPENING OF Tus Bips ror THE NEW Loan.—The opening of the bids for the seven- ty-five million loan was commenced yesterday by the Secretary of the Treasury, and Assis- tant Secretaries, Harrington and Field. The number of bids are unusually large, and be- tween four and five hours were occupied in | opening and recording about one-half! of them. As it was found impossible to get through with all the bids yesterday, the work of opening them will be resumed this afternoon. The offers averaged four-and-a-half to five | per cent. premium, and some ranged from par | toeight percent. The following is a list of the Washington bidders as far‘as opened: Fant & Co., $300,000, at4 per cent. premium. W. B. Shaw, $2,500, at4y per cert. premium $2,500 at 5. Jeremiah Rogers, $100 at 4 per cent. pre- | minom. Silas Merchant, $100 at 4 per cent. premium. Endicott King, $1,000 at 6 per cent. premium; $4,000 at 5. James E. Froiseth, $800 at 5 per cent. pre- mium. Thomas J. Abbott, $2,000 at2 per cent.. pre- minum, S. H. Platt, #200 at 71.000 per cent. premium. Jay Cooke & Uo.. for Mallor& Wood, $140,000 cent. premium; 210,000 at par; for A. 10 at par; for Clark, Dodge & t5% per cent. premium. pe ee Se ee MEETING OF THR HACKMEN’S ASSOCIATION The Hackmen’s Association, at their meeting last nizht, voted to charge $4 for attending funerals, instead of $3, change in price being necessitated by the in- | creased price of feed, carriage work, labor, blacksmith’s work, and everything required in thefr line of business. WHERE ARE OUR CALICO-CONVENTIONISTS who passed resolutions so extensively at the Four-and:+a- balf street Church meeting ? None of them have been seen yet on the Avenue in calico rig. ——— Tue InREPREssIBLE“J.N.” Free is in town, fresh from the mighty West. re, and rivalof the mighty East, Hon. Daniel Tatt, has just left Washington. ee ne SEY Hea quarters Provost Marshal and Board of Enrollment of District of Columbia, Washington, D. C., June 3, 1964. The Board of Enrojlment of the District of Columbia wil be in session at the office of the | Provost Marshai District of Columbia, corner of Fourteenth street and New York avenue, daily (Sundays exceptéd) from 11 o'clock a.m. | to 2 oclock p. m., for the purpose of hearing cases ef exemption from draft for the following causes, viz: Alienage; Non-residence; Unsuitableness of age; Manifest permanent physical disability; and Two yeats’ service during the present war, either in the army or navy. Citizens are requested to furrishinformation asto persons who are not enrolled, or whoare trying to avoid enrollment, as itis equally for the imterest of each person enrolled to place upon the ‘Enrollment List” all persons liable to do military duty,.so that his own ebance for draft shall not be majesty increased. aS. Captain ist regiment V. R. Corps, and Provost Marehal of the may 26-tf District of Columbia. SPEOIAL NOTICKS. sree MS A New Peercme ¥OR THE WANDKRRCHIEF, 'Phaton’s ght Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s ‘Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s. “Night Blooming Cereus.” | Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalen's ght Blooming Cereus,” Phalon’s — ght Blooming Cereus,” Phalon’s: nt Blooming Sereus.” A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume, distilled from the rare and beautiful which it takes its name. Manofactuted only by Pursron & Son, N.Y. LEWARE OF COUNTRRFEITS. ASK FOR PHALON’S—TAke NO OTHPR. Je 16-3m Sold by draggists generally. H Brown's Broncntat Trocuys. “ Thar. ver changed my mind respecting them he firsts exceptine tOthimk yet better of What which Rev. Henny WAkp Beecuer. os he life to me.” maitre: a8 eg owsnD Nortu, es. Hamilton College, Olintom, N. Y. For Throat troubles they are spectfir,”” NOP, Wruris. ** Too favorably known to weed commenduion.” on. CHARLES A. PHELPS, Pres. Mass: Senate. ** Contain no rescrep tae prey injurious, Dr, & A. Hayes. imist, Bostoh, aye ‘ An elegant combination Sor Conmh G. P. Bicsiow, Boston. 7547 CHarin, jhio. << Trecommend their use 46 Public By ‘Rev. 8. SkiGuRIKD, Morristo ‘S beaticial Metre te A bers Almost bay nat ‘tm tne distressing labor of Pie Rev, ri C. Ecotrstén, Ney Mork. “6 Th are suited my case eradly, rclieving 1 throgi so that Loould sing wish cadtt sae : Fresich Patigh a oripter Soaations be etc the is nomination, and bat it was the jon and firm purpose of the masses of Hon to continue to renominate Abe Lin- coln until he was President of thé entire United . [Loud and prolonged cheering.] At the end of foar years, if that modern Ulysses of ours bad not penetrated to the heart of the re- bellion, (but he guessed he would,) if there was a solitary county down in South Carolina with the secession rag still floating, they would re- nominate Old Abe again; [loud applause:] and they would continue renominating him, and electing him, too, fapplause,} natil he was President of the United States; ‘would let him retire to Springfie Grant or some other good man. accept of & nomination from not from that thing that d@ then they |, and they [Laughter He also <Never Fades or Washes Out —U; rsed, the yy speakers Sea ReGroda oc others: and will tat thin tr of others, an a no! but the truth. Address, with etamp, cific cures Spermatorr: Ea cure for Eyphiererorals iP &e, Be Sn stibipene este nt lebrated Heir ‘is the best ia world. only Aarmiless, sre paige st know Thivepiendia Dye te perfoot—changee imparts tre free: storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects , ot Bad Dyes, The Genuine ts signed Wuittau A Barouston, all others are mere imitations, aad Should be avoided. Bok by all druggists, &o, Fac- Ty—S1 Barclay stteet, New York. Batchelor’ , Follet Oream for dressiug the hair. iy 7-eoly Do rou celor your whiskers he? If jo, nse the ai Tata No her dye the ‘Japanese Hair nthe world equal toit. Only one preparation. It colors # natural blaek or brown, Only 50 centé ‘ORD, @ box, 8. C. je 2-e03m 1 290 Pa. avenue, Sole Agent. Couns, Busions, Ban Naits, &c. Persons wishing immediate relief from these publesouse sneak ces should calf at Dz, 'BITR’s rooms, No. 424 Pennaylvania, avenue, between 46 and 6th etr pal Cte ca eet ES CoLaate’s oney Soap, This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly acent- ed, and extremely beneficial im its action upon the skin. ‘For sale by all Draggistsand Fancy Goods Dealers, $a25-eoly Dz. Doromr’s Bugar-coated Female Regulating Fula kare the very bast kn use. They operate speedii; iv ect 0a te Dauses roars most de} see stone, A trial o: these Pills will prove their jority over all otherg, Frise: box. Bot bys. Hf nl Sook: Mlexandri metiaeiy Nurvous, SamtwaL, URINARY Drguasns 1H Ap Saxval Srstems—new andrelisble treatment— Re; pan to nealest letter envelopes, free of charge. ress gation, No. 3 Bouth rts of the Howard Association—Sent by D . J. Skillin Honghton, Howard Asso- "Ninth street, Phiadelphia mh 2-Sm ‘THE CHEAPEST AND BEST Hate Dru iN THB WORLD pham’s ir Dye, conta abox, The destin use. Try it, Sold by Ford, corner 2th etrastand Penn. avenue, o Washington; and Henry Coat, Alexandria, aG-lv ‘Waneantep r0 00: w S1mDare,—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specifié of sixty-five years’ standing, ill cure Gonorrhea in siz days. No e o! jet required. rice Tr 8. by 8. 0. Ford, corner lith street aad Pa. nae, fashington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly Neavovs Dasirity, SauinaL W jared. hi : Epwarp a. ‘Travan. mera D&W.ly Loek Box, Boston, Mase, SPEKMATORREG@A OAN BE OUaRD.—Dr Rand’s 8: We 38, lm- otency, Loss of Power. ete., tna joney ly and effectually. itee fects are aly magical. ‘K trial of the Specide gil convince the most skeptical of its merits. rice 81 a box. Sold by 5.0. Ford, corset: lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Hen Gook, Alexandria. wey >, Beone? DISwAsES, t he most certain, safe and Samaritan’s effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- @dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent casesintwenty-four hours Nomineral ry. Only ten pills to be taken. fo balsam, no merew Itis the soldier’s hope, and « friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male packages, §2; female, $3. ty ind Herb Ji =A positi id nt adcofor Stymie setofein etre Cotes ots. Tetters rice 91, or six bottles for $5 Bold by 8. 0. Ford,- Beea*vertisement. m5 ELIZABETH C Port of George- THIAS, infant son of rsey City; saed.6 mont 8 an jays. xit, Oorkran, Vienna; ‘untz, Barry, as heretofore; the His great com- quire of RICHARD PET Hower from ~ my 13- Water streat. G: * | [Noome AND OTHER ANNUAL TAXES, MARRIED, jay. June 15th. by the Rev. J, T On Wednesd R ; Ward, Mr. THOMAS BROOKS, of California, to Miss CARRIE L., only daughter of J, L, Martin, of this city, “ At Rockville, Md., on the 7th instant, by the MES F. DAW! Rey. Mr, Anderson, JAMES SON, of Washington, D. C., to daughter of John R. Miller of the former place, Miss JENNIE MILLER, alt. Sun please copy.] $$ 20 DIED On_ Wednesday morning, the 15th instant, Mrs, LARK, agod 63 years. md Her friends and those of the family, are invited to attend her funeral from the Church of the As- cension, (Rey. Dr. Pin«ney’s,) this (Thursday) evening at 3 o'clock. * On Wednesday evening, June 15th, JOHN MA- rge and Busan Smith, o to thy reat, my child— Go tot reamless bed; Gentle, and meek, and mild, With blessings on thy head. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at 5 o’clock, on I6th street, between P and Q. jaltimore papers please of cholera infantum. HENRY E., son of Hl. B.and Sarah E. Barton, aged 7 months and 12 days. (New York and Boston papers please copy.) * PIC NIOS, &c. Yours UNITED IN THE FIELD AGAIN THE NINTH GRAND PICNIO ° THE YOUNG UNITED CLUB will be given at L@FFLER’S WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN On THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1364. Tickete—s0 Cents: admitting a Seneca bat je 14-3t* Ladies. ALteArD PIC-NIC OF THE SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS’ ASSOCTATION Of the District of Columbia Will be held at the Seventh street Park, On MONDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, June 20th, Commencing at two o’clock, where every atten- tion will be paid to the guests, and strict order will be preserved on the prémises bya police force. od Cotillon Band has been engaged for the occasion. : Tickets 50 cents, admitting @ gentleman and ladies, Committee of Arrangements. L, Roland, J. Sands, F. Fox, J. Manley, G. Donohue, Wm. Murphy, T.H. McGrath, G.A, Besaford, je 11-1w* tific OLUMBIA GARDEN, i Corner of 12th street and Ohio avenue. FREE CONCERT EVERY NIGHT. Monday and Saturday’s Concert commence at 3 o’clock, with a full Brass Band, The coolest Lager in the city always on hand, je 8-Im* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS F anrrures in Georgetown ean be supplied with in Georgetown can be supplied wit seasoned OAK and PINE WOOD, at 37.5) for ine, and $8.50 for Oak. ash on delivery. Ha- “3 TIT or J. M STAKE, e we Bor sale hy I. THOS. DAVIS Wholesale Dealer in Sait, je8-Im*,; No. 83 Water street, Georgetown. " GEORGETOWN, D. O., May 24, 1864 Tar Pudersigned Grocers and Dry Goods Mer- chants do hereby agree to close ‘our respective laces Of busifiesa at 7}¢p. m. from June Ist to Reptember Ist, 1864, except SATURDAY, in order to afford our employees a portion of time for re- creation. GW. BEALL # 00., GB W. ORME... OKs, BN LIFFR & CO, PERMAN, gress =e ae Lal i} oe I ci FT Bec adctsi er etal 12 sO, Cichis! Oa: ihe bg taal tea = Ft (-) to a: oe =} kop | 1 ha ERO A abo eect Et Fas 2 a Ft ze = = ei r PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by th: ic Tow Company's boats, ‘Potomac,’* “Gov. Curtin’? and ‘*Belle Haven.’’ Apply to the Captains on board, or to c JOHN B, DAVIDSON, rgetown. Office Colle-tor of Internal Revenue, ‘Wasuinatom, June 11, 1354, Nortcer is hereby maven that Lam now prepared to receive payment for the Taxes assessed on In- comes, Licenses, Billiard Tables, Silver Plate, Carriages, &c.,&c.. which are now due and must hepa on or batore sane ge 1864. ce hours from 9a, m to 7. LEWIS OLEPRANE, Collector of Internal Revenue, je 11-6t* Office No. 46% 7th street, mear F st, D. VETERINARY SURGEON, 2 'R. JOHN B. McKEY, Member: of the Royal College, Edinburg, Scotland. All disease: of the Horse treated in most solentldamans ner. Charge moderate. Office at Chap! & Matlock’s,@ street, near 7th steeet, Washing- ton, D C. oe oe late THE LATEST STYLES a oT TRA W HATS AT CHAS. L. LOCKWOOD & 00.'8 je2-Im.if 324 Ps. av., bet. th and 10th ats, The good: will, Wook and tool FoR siurre scorn thorn wens ae WM. CHASE’S Provision Store. tat door the.coraer of Pennsylvania avenue nt st, , Dsg-ate 3 FOR RENT "AUCTION SALES. Y ED ROOMS TOLET P . between Sd and 436 URNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT—One Parlor (room, on Borth: id igply undorapath, at P. WHIT: WANTS. *WHEBLWRIGHTS, ist ylend avenue and Third Je 6-3t* SALE No. ee Penn’a che . je 15-6 strect east, Capit Hill, ANTED—Two COLORED WOMB: a restaurant, corner of Pa. aven ANTED—A good GIRL to do general houne- work in ssmall family. Gond wages to a Apply at the cerner of Bom: “OR RENT—Two communicatin re Ret ek at, . com: Will rented to avenue and Youn. ANTED.—A white WOMAN todo Chamber- iron. and 18th stree! V ANTED IMMEDIATELY— ad JOUR- W ASViEEN Banpene Etre e00 HENRY BONITZ, 136 Bridge st., Georgetewn. ED.—By a young girle SITUATION ax No. 694 'N street hetween 6th an MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WOMAN wishes asituationinasmall private family as cook a to assist in washing. Address Bo: ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two good jour- on BARBERS. Apply at 4 ALC . G.0. G. SAUR. ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE in the coun- try, not more than five miles from the city, railroad station 554 Washington Post Office, stating location and with children, ‘OR RENT.—Two ve communicating. on the second floor. BED ROOM on the third tioor. Oars pass the door Terms moderate, A 24 7th street, bet. M and N. URNISHED ROOMS—In one of the healthiest ‘ts of the city, facin basement story. E street, between 5th and 6th. ae 'OR‘RENT IN GEORGRTOWN —To one or two gentiemen,a large FURNISHED ROOM, with din the vicinity. P. ne at No, 90 West street, je 16-3t* = EXCHANGE, BY HALU & EA. Estate Brokers, corner of 7thand LAND in Wisconain for im- erty in the District of bout $390 eash inthe je 15-3t* Gesitable PARLORS, work, w: canes between 17t! with il OFFIOE in the b four windows. ly between 4 and 5 eorgetown, D.C. OR S4LE OR TON, Real F streets, 600 acres of roved or unimproved ‘columbia or Marylan BARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS— FOR SALE—A RESTAURANT, fine bar and twelve furnished rooms, Also, a fine hall, would make a room. ‘Rent low. ‘Goo for selling, Call on the premises, 499 11th t. je 16-4t™ good billiard IMMEDIATELY.—A to do the work in asmall famil: caw | i Sto. one wer queues an’ mended, at No. ennsylyan between Ivth and Isth streeta ANTED—A colored WOMAN to cook for a family. None but a good one need apply. e8 and steady employment given AFFI , Confectioner, iss OR RENT—A well-farnished FRONT ROOM on pene oor, 455 12th street, between Gand H. OR SALE OR RENT—A large brick HOUSE on 6th street, Between H vem atonee. Inquire of: jassachusettea’ 6 'OR SALE—The FIXTURES and GOOD WILL of a Jewelry Store, on Pennsylvania avenue, ir an enterprising man a spl For, ticulars inquire at this office. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. per of {4th and U icely painted inside and out; water foor. Inquire on thej; RARE CHANCE—A fered to huy out & t Avenue, together with the whole house, now doing a good business. ished and gas throughout the house. eons, given for selling. Address Box ac; 3 St between G and # sts. ANTED—By two you in & pleasant location, within a few minutes’ walk Please. add “A. D. K,. Internal Revenue, Washingtos, D. @., Best of in Georgetown, reference given. 8 NTED—A COLORED BOY, to stay ina bil- oon. Apply 430 Pa. ave. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two MEN COOKS, to go to the army. Apply at 500 H at. je15-3¢ ANTED—A WOMAN to wait on table and do general housework for a small family. ply at 750 New Jersey ay. jel RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES TO «0 out Sewing by the month or the week. In- guire at 392 Seventh street, between H and I. Good reference, ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSR, centain- ing eight or ten rooms. OHN M. HILL. od opportunit: RESTAURANT Satisfactory rea OR RENT—Three handsomety furnished or unfurnished ROOMS, in a new Brick House, of the most locations in the city. _ n or en suite, op immediate application on the premises, corner of 3d and I streets. ¥en gentle- NESS) eto., mseit Location must ba — Star Office, stating terms and location je 15 -2t* YOUNG LADY wants a SITUATION as house- keeper, or to take care of children, and has no objections to go traveling. given. Please address M. B. ANTED—Two WOMEN—one as cook, washer and ironer. and the other as nurss—in a small family. References required, Call at 335, corner 9th and L streets. ANTED—By a renpectable young girl,a SIT- UATION in a private family as nurse and seamstress, or chambermaid. A st., bet. E and F sta, ANTED—By a: to go travellin, Apply at No. 3 QR RENT—Two neatly furnished ROOMS. at No. 315 G street, bet. 12th and 13th. ‘ORTY FIVE DOLLARS—FOR : AL &—An Ad- ams Cottage PRINTING PRESS, platen ‘3x19 inches, anitable for hospital or army use. at 496 7th street west, up atairs. By OR RENT—A GROCERY and LIQUOR STORE doing a good business, a sellingout, the owner is about Iéaving the city Inquire on the premises, No. 394 and I streets. Li OR RENT—A STORE, in a business, on the corner of tar office. je 15 2t* The reason for ply at 477 lith - Je 15 2t* oung woman.a SITUATION ousework, Has no objections References given if requi cor. Of lith and G sts. je 15 ANTED—A white SERVANT in a private family, to Cook, Wash and Iron. None need Call at O11 E street, bet. 24 ‘god location for . Inquire on the premises, of W. R FOW- J, OR SALE—A small FRAME HOUSE, tontain- ing two rooms, 1éxl4. and a back kitchen. Also, the LOT on which it is built, fronting 16 feet 10 THOS. GRIFFIN and 3d, Limerick Alley. AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSIO finest. furnished BS ty but first class. a 3d. ANTED TO LEASB—A HOUSE and STABLE, in or ontof thecity. No objection to a few Acres of Land, Address Box No, 2, Star Office. further informa- » on D street. be- Je 14-3t* TED.—A WOMAN toassist with cooking. Also, one to wash dishes and make beds, Apply atthe Gosling House, 247 between 12th and 13th streets. ANTED—A MAN to drive aone-horse Wagon. ly but one that can come well usinted with the city. Apply at JOSEPH SHAFFIELD’S, No. 386, Sixth Penn’a avenue, not to be used ag a boardin, uire of JAS. F. HALIDA 15 ith street, near Pa. av. sae recommended, anc OUSB AND LOT FOR SALE—On 4th street east. south of Pennsylvania avenue. toG. F.GULICK. Ifnot sold by seiyut ANTED—A small FURNISHED HOUSE for The best care will be the summer months taken of the House and Furniture ence given. Address ‘** W. F.B OR SALE—A BUILDING LOT, situated on N street north, between llth and 12th streets, 35 feet front, running back 10 feet, will be sold at 1” box 259, P.O. public auction on next Thursday até ae June TED—By a respectable young girl, a SIT- TI 4s nurse or chambermai: hovse woak for a small family, and has no objec- tions to leave the city for the summer, Please call at 264 H st., between Ikth and 19th sts, je 15-2t™ ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Three more good HANDS at Dressmaking. dressmakers constant employment and OR SALE—THE FURNITURE AND GOOD- WILL of a house containing 19 rooms. Can get a number of boarders if desirable. u pecona door from 4% street, on P, nee OR RENT—A new two-story BRICK HOUSE, containing 5 rooms, and situated on the cor- ner of 6th street east and A street south. Apply at the corner of 13th street and Penn. avenge: To competent ess and Cloakmaking Establishment, 460 Penn, avenue, at once. 4 ANTED—At the Ebbitt Honae, a OHAMBER- MAID and a DISH WASHER. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A SUBSTITUTS, to whom a good bonus will be paid. i at the Star Office. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A SHOEMAKBR, AN’S, corner of Penn, OR RENT—And building, No. island. For ter R. RILEY & ven Istof July,a with large back 1H street, between 7th and 8th y on the premises, at 4 Dry Goods Store, between 7th and 8th streets, opposite Center M: ket. jo 11-6 OB SALE—A RESTAURANT AND STEAMED OYSTER SALOON. in Alexandria, Va. I the largest saloon in the cit street, a few doors from the Theater and Parker’s It has connected with it asoda foun- a large business. Also, an apparatus ‘o' eturing soda water. The establishment ig well fitted up, and worth the attention of par- Satisfactory reasons to parties wishing to purchas AG 2 VAN REYKEN, No. 9 Apply at H TEERN avenue and 6th street east. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A WET NURSE for achild five months old, Please ‘call at 531 11th street. 14-3t ANTED—An industrious, intelligent YOUNG LADY, whocan entertain company and make herself agreeable. To such a one a good hc liberal compensation is offered, by addressing Mra, HENRY, Star Office, Washington, D.C. je 14-3t* ANTED—A SERVANT GIRL that can do neral house work ima small family. A ply between 6 and 80’clock inthe evening corner of 6th street cast and South Carolina avenue, Cap- ; situated on King iven for selling. nquire of ISA. Princa street, Alexandria LARGE FRONT CHAMBER, FURNISHED, FOR REN T—Will suit a couple of gentlemen, No. 358 7th street, between I street and Massa- chusetta avenue. - SCQHADYSIDE” 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- two acres of Land, alarge modern improvements, and the ne- MPLOYMENT WANTED.—A who reads and writer, desires uiet, well behaved, and will prove attentive eas. Please address Box No. 7, Star office, and he will call. j IRLS WANTED —A ing House with ceshary outbuildings. ¥ x, Rent payable monthly, for which proper security JAS. OC. MOGUIRE & OO. (OR RENT—To gentlemen, two neatly furnished MBERS, ina very pleasant and healthy location, near the State Department and Lafayette 460 New York avenue, and forty of the horse cars running from the ply at the Ebbitt F Je 13-1w* ANTED.—Two, or three UNFURNISHED ROOMS for a gentleman, his esa ** B. B.” Star Office, at Hing tenes, ie will be required, TO PURCHASE—A well-buil NG HOUSE, in a good neighbor- hood, between Sth and 15th streets, north of Penn. avenue, worth $4,00) to $6.0%, C; Address, for one week, stat 2 City Post Office. ANTED—A steady. settled WOMAN Apply to F. W. JONE! street west, between D and E. ANTED—By two honest and young men, aged 18 and 2), SITUATIONS as Would not object to go to Address for one week JOHN U LER, Alexandria, Va. ANTE D—SECOND HAND FURNITU Alro. MIRKORS, CAKPETS Ss. B DING, and HOURS ash if an object. glocotion and price, OR SALE—100 ACRES OF LAND at Belts- ville, 100 acres at Contee’s, 50 acres at Laurel, 16) at Anrapolis gonction, S00 acres at Savage, 100 acres at Jesxo: acres near El rom Baltimore. ridge Landing, 50 acres mile Allonthe Washingtoo Branch For terms and deacri BANNON, 32 St. Paul’sst,, Bal -1m* clerks with a Sutler, (0 _REFT—An elegant HOUSE, with brown atone front, partially furnished, with all mod- ern improvements, centrally and pleasantly lo- 0, 444 E street, near the residence ot Sec- retary Chase, together with large brick The premises not to be. rente or particulars inquire SOMES on the premises, or > a Noi37 16 street, Possession given immediately, ING GOODS ofevery Y, 42™7th street, between G and H, eaat side. LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT | PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 331 F street, opposite Patent O01 ing, Stitching, Pinkin, there are other Ri look out that the: only practical han F street, opposite Patent Office, ANTED. w*s FLUTING! Every lady in the District to know that I have, at considerable expense, had built a very elegant machine for Fluting or Orimping Dresses, & Dressmakers and others can have ‘inyped at short notice. im _as cheap asin any othercity. Ladies, remember this ig See (only macling in ewes and ene ses place to get_stamping done, atree site Patent Office, Stamping and Machine for a boarding D. E. GEORGE ELY, nd Embroidery done. in the field, ladies better Prince’s, who is the Be sure you ae to mh4 OR RENT—A large STORE; confectionery or ive cream Bal the store, $10 I street west. B.-18,000 cash will purch ixtures and furniture (with « lease at a nominal rent) ofa FIRST-CLASS in Washington, D. establishment 1s c ood location for loon, Inquire at forty rooms, This ducted on the European plan, and is thoroughly stocked and furnished with every modern cooxeniencs. Location the best in Washing- ton, with an extensive Di kind of goods Call or addvess Real Estate Brokers, style, and as D 8. E. corner Penn. aye. and lith st. a-dene'artheanis —A beautifully located BRICK 8x32, eight rooms and passage; lot mmediate possession—only 0. 000 feet of Ground, fronting on Pa, avenue, & SON, Real Est: 8. E. cor. Pa. av. and {5th st. 7710 LET—A handsomely furnished HOUSE, in the First Ward, The whol, session given the Ist of July. fice, or addresa Mr. EVER, ce, ‘Also, four large PARLO! cen, pioroarara AND AMBROTYPEH GALLERY FOR RENT. st and best located Gal- he modern im- 37x90' to an alley. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 LADIES to Embroider on Muslin, Lin To good hands constant work and given. Ladies ap peching Depot, 381 F street, en and Cambric, for lease for ten quire at Star Of- etown Post Of- for Government PERKINS, STERNE & Co., 180 Breadway, N. Y., EXOLUSIVE DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA WINE. We guarantee them all to be ABSOLUTELY PUBS. For sale by all first-class Grocers and Drugeiste | one of the large: ashington, with provements. None but first-class artists of high reputation inthe art need apply. This is arare ge far ood guergetic operator with some ca . yon the premises to : = 7y; BELLEW & CO., 510 7th street. 3 oor _ Odd Fell ‘Terms cash, first month in advance. OR SALE—With immediate possession PROPERTY fronting 66 feet on B street. Improvements, a large double-wing cottage, 10 rooms; three small buildings in the rear; good fencing, garden, fruit trees, &c.; for TTOHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, southeast cor. Pa. av. and 15th st. .— Comfortable and well- furnished Rooms at 450 12th street, between The location ia one of the most de- sirable in the city. Pes 22S ABET G8. I would most respectfully inform my customers Tamn ivi, stogk of American and French PAP EB: finest Fi h Gilt rooms, chain f a 1 assortm: 07 Shades and Biota: iswishing to purchase au do well to the largout essortm LAN Pa Fad particularly: ini the a to put BELF-AEALING FRUI struction; se than any sof berries and fruit put up in these Jars last year cap be seen a: our store. I Fu! Dad ord Giga ae J wd for putting ries, &c., &c. upall kinds of fruit, Oy BOTELER & SON, Housefurnishing Store. 318 bi oa re between 9th SELF-SEALING FRUIT JAR. ttention of those in- examine LYMAN’S RS, simple in con- are more easily sealed or opened OTICE OF REMOVAL.—WM. B. Co., Auctioneers, having removed to avenue, between 9th and 10t! give their attention to the general jommission business, and soli ies, dry goods, boots , and mercbandize tore on TUES- RDAYS. Oash and the public in pers, suitable bere and halls. Tam alsoin 0 signments of furniture, it and shoes, books, sta! made whi red. advances mae y LEWIS & 00., A &-6t No. 367 Pa av., bet.ot Ea LIME! LIMEt. deliver fresh burned Brontact with thet F pers T™: Sng ee BANKER’ h and 10th ats. owes prepared to bered eight hundred and tit pun eight ani A 15S, . Without coming fronting on north I street. deg eo ie and Sev- 160 Tubs crime New York B 2. AV, and Rook W & BRO, ~~ 450 Bighthatreet. a For ether Auction Saies see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW FRY 3.0. MoGUIRA& 00,, Auctioneers. OHANORRY BALE OF VALUABLE VAaCant On TURADAY AFTERNOON, Inne 7th, at half tA lock, on the premises, by virtue of « the Supr+ma Court of the District of Col- ia. oun it, ele ou jpant, a0: ele feadagta, ole of north Fauicet «New dereoyav ew 7, A ahd Biest atreot weet, all baving tue alley fanittes This square ia located on the high ground north ee as aS pure! ¥ Tinting Office gndinine ery Teapect desitabie tor private resi- Terni : One halfcash; the remainier in three and six months. with interest, secured to thesatis- faction of the Trap:eeg; on the ratification of the sales by the court Afzmest of the purchase mover ee RS eel will convey the property ia a “ir the terme of sale are not complied with In five days after the sale, the Trustees La | re-sell the prevety, So in defaultat the risk and expense of pez mener. on one week's notice im the Na- ona) Inteilivencer. oasezances and revenue stamps at the cost of the pur ‘5, jqiare No S6I. di- ing Lots, ting re- THUB J my 2leokds = J.0. MoGUIR! B27 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til THURSDAY A TREN aoe ca b 4 place. h h Aiea ay THOS J. FISHRE runtees, Je8-d J.C. MeGUIRE & 00., Aucts, RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, T®O FINE BUILDING LOTS ON N STREET BETWEEN A a AND TWELFTH” ie ATA STREBTr NO! UCTION, OnT @ 16th instant, até o'clock p. m , we shall sell, in front of the pi ises. all of Lot No.4, and of Lot 3, in enbddivision of Square No. 313 ting % feet on N atreet, rao ning back 1:0 feet dee. ‘heae t located for jots are beautifully cash; balance tn three and six. y a deed of truston the premises. rancing and revenues stamps at the cost: MOGREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct’s, BBY J. 0. MoGUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers, BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF 6TH BTREET, BETWEEN @ AND H STREETS On THURSLAY APTERNOON, June iéth, at Ss o’clock.on the premises. we shall sell, the’ sou'h half of Lot No 25. in Square No. 454 fronting Die feet on Sixth street. between G and H streets north, and running back 109 feet 4 inch: foot public alley, Sopreee by a tw ry a attic Brick House, with Back Building, tainin, 8rooms. Also,atwo story frame Dwelling House, containing four rooms, fronting on the alley. Terms: One fourth in cash; the remainder in six. twelve, anc eighteen months, with interest, secured Dy adeed of trust on the premises. Conve yances at cost of the purchaser. jend J.C. MoOGUIRE & CO,, Aucts. {84D Chron.] Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auoct’r; Georgetown. FOUR SMALL FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS IN GKORGETOWN AT AUCTION. 5 On THURSDAY fae dd al gune ie ' noes o’c!oc m., onthe premises, I will sell, north part of Lot No, 17. in Beall’s addition to Georgetown, fronting & feet on Poplar street, be- tween Montgomery and Monroe streets, with a govt, cf 120 feet and improved by Four good Frame jouser, Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, secured by sdeed of trust ont: Ali conveyancing and stamps at the purchaser, Title perfect, je2-dw THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN aT ACOTIO On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June , até o'clock p, m.,1 will sellin front of the premises, middle part of Li ts No 140 and 141 in Beall’s addi- tion to Georgetown, fronting 4 feet onthe west side of Montgomery street near Dunbarton street, and rucning back 12) fest, aadis improved bys Good Two} tory Brick House, ALSO, . East part of Lot No. 139 in Beall’s addition to Georgetown, fronting 2) feet on the south side of Dunbarton street, near Montgomery street, and zunning back 8) feet, and improved by a Brick le. Terms: One-half cash; balance insix andtwelve months, secured bya deed of trust on the prop- rty. = Con eyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. Bales positive. je7-a THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. B" J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF THRBR DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS ON THR On CHURSDAY AFTERNOON, Jane iéth. at & o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lots No. 15 and 16,in Square No 495, fronting togettrer 50 fect on 6th street west. between G and H atroets north, and runnirg back 85 feet to a wide es alley, improved by three very desirable Fram3 Dwelling Houses, with back buildings, to be sold separately. 'erms: One-half cas! je remainder in 3'and# secured bya deed on the premises. Conyeyances at the cost of the purchaser. fexit 3.0, McQUIRE & Co.. Auct’s, BX WM. B. LEWIS & OO., Auctioneers, GREAT BALES OF RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS, AUTOGRAPHS, ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS. &c..&0 . AT AUCTION, WEDNE-DAY EVENING, June 15, at 734 o’clx, at Mr. A, Hupter’s Rooms, over the Bank of Wash- ington, we shall sell, allofMr Huoter’s stock of Bere and Valuable Books, Magasines, Law State ‘apers. Exploring Expeditions. Crimean Reporte, Annual Debates of Congress, Dictionaries, Miscel- Janeous, Religious &c., wita Cpina Curiosities, Autograpta, Rare Plaster Busts, ings, amoug which a valuable Picture of Jupiter, &c. Cor- re gio. Also, Secretaries, Book Cases, ‘Shelving, Tab en, &o., &c. if Sales’ will be cootinued MONDAY and WED- NESDAY EVENINGS, until all are sold,as the Toems must be vacated atan early day Catalogues of 2U lots ready three days before each sale, Books can be seen ai any time, je.9-dts [Chron.] W. B. LEWIS & OO., Aucts, POSTPONED.—The above sale of Mr. Alfred Hunter's stock of Booke jponed until TO- MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, at 732 o'clock, on account of Ratification Meeting. Je 15 W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct., Georg-town. HOUEEHOLD FURNIT AND EFFEOTS aT PoeEte AUCTION. On FRIDAY MORNING, June I7, at_200’clock, I will sell at the residence of Mrs. Rohrer, on Montgomery street, between ay ane Dunbarton, a general assortment of Household Furniture, viz: ee Ch and Carpets, Wardrobe Wagbstands, &¢, Parlor and Cook Stoves. Crockery and Glass ware. ioe Furniture and many articles not men- ione je 10-6ts THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer, ¥ J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTI- LES of a gentleman removing from the city will besol? at Public Auction MON DAY MORNING, June 20th, commencing at l0 o’clock,at bis residence. No. 195 4th street, near L north. comprising the urual assortment of Bonsehold Furniture, as Hair Cioth Sofas, Chairs, Rockers, Bedsteads, Boreaug Chamber Chairs, Mattrasses. Bedding. &c., Washstands, Toilet Ware, k Glassware, &c., Carpets, Matting, See i ra peese Btoves, itchen Utensils, And other necessary articles of House Furniture, embracing the entire centents of the two houses adjoining. , ‘erms . z jel4 J,0. MOGUIRE & 00,, Aucta, AF-The three Houses will be sold in tho after- noon, on the premises, at § o’clock, See advertise- t. jol4 J. 0. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucta. BY J.C. MoGUIRB & CO,, Auctio BUILDING LOT ON NORTH G STRERT. BK- TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND 18T STREET On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 18, at 6 | clock. on the premises, wo shall sell part’ of lose, | No. 14, in Square No. 624, fronting 16 feet on north G street, between North Capitol street and Ist st. hohe and running back 175 feet $inches to a 9)-foot ev. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in sir, and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. 5-4 J.C McGUIRE & Co,, Auct’s, je li G4UB AT AEEXANDRIA. VA. OF Oon- DEMNED HORSHS AND MULES. hief Quartermaster’s Office. Depot Washington, rv be sold Watkinson, D C-3 Sr Aloxehdcis, a 5 Va, THOREDAY, Stes 1084, at'll o'clock @. mes ot vo: HORSES AND MULES, condemed as anes or subiio servies, Terms cash, in Gov HW RUCKER, and Ohief Quartermaster, Brigadior Gonoral snd Ohiet Quartermaster, ¥ J..0, MOGUERE & 00,, Auctioasers, BES SALE OF LOTON NO r sv. TRUSWEEN OTH AND STH STR OETR EAST On FRIDAY APCERNOON, June 2th, at the i irtue of a deed Cece daied Apeh sth. aaioe ane duly rocorést fa Liber J 4.5.5 ‘et, tice Bis, 0004: Od or records vv a eastern at four fext from it to sell, the most: rear hered (18,) ia of Lot num ig i. east, and running bs Soasangoo! t al- cash, the remainder jin six erms: one half moaths. ‘with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the on 08.3. PIBI RB, Trustee. we risawkds FOr MIAUIR EC OOe hocks,