Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1864, Page 3

~~ rr ee as 4 7 Cnn = eae eee een are AMUSEMENTS 7O-NIGHT. GROVER's THEATBE.—Miss Charlotte Thomp- son to-night takes a farewell benefit, appear- ing as “ Jolie,” in Knowles’ play ot “The Hunchback.” In this character Miss Thomp- son is unexcelled, as all will testify who have ever witnessed her fine rendition of it. She is & deserving actress, and those who would re- ward true bistrionic merit, should purchase a tieket for her benefit to-night. Forp’s Tuuarer.—Mr. J. S. Clarke is meet- ing with deserved success at Ford's, and as he appears to-night as “Major Wellington de Heo. and as +'Toodles,” two of his best and most amusing characters, another full house may be expected. Whenever and wherever Clarke performs, the audience is certain to jaugh, and laughter is certainly conducive to good health. CaNTERBURY.—Marietta Ravel is eefal in dance and the tight rope. John Mulligan and the rest of the Ethiops are exceedingly funny, aad the ballet corps do their parts to perfection; and as all will appear to-night in a splendid bill, a visit to Canterbury Hall will ‘be welt repaid. Tue Great SHow.—Dan Rice’s great showy at the corner of 6th street and New York av- enue, is a big thing; and the trained animals— horses and ponies, dogs and monkeys, males ) and buffaloes, the comic mules, the blind horse, <&c.,&c.,—are the admiration of the large crowds who nightly assemble under the canopy. These crowds are enormous, and in order to secure a seat parties must go early. Fairs AND FrstivaLs.—At Odd Fellows’ ‘Hall a fair isin progress for the benefitof a home for the friendless. It is admirably con- dincted, and the benevolent are invited todo all in their power in aid of the cause. At Island Hall the ladies of Grace Church ‘will soon open their great festival, and from all the indications it will exceed in beauty and interest anything of the sort ever held in this city. ee ‘Tax Witev—Brown Cast,— Yesterday, after our report of the case of Emily F. Wiley vs. Marshal! Brown and J. B. Haw, Administra- tor of the estate of Tilletson P. Brown, de- ceased, closed the testimony of— Jane Beil, colored, was continued, and she testified that Mr. Brown also slept with Mrs. Brown, on 8 street and New York avenue. ‘Witness knew that Governor Mi Mr. MeCarthy and others boarded at the house on the avenue, but did not know that John White boarded there. Witness knows that no one but Mr. Brown slept with Mrs. B., in the house on the avenue. Witness never saw Mr. John ‘White on B street. Mr. Brown used to give witness money to go to market with. Mr. Bradley asked if Mrs. Brown did not have 8 child in the bonse on B street. Mr. Brent objected, and asked what Mr. Bradley intended to prove. Mr. Bradley said he interded to prove that at the time this witness testifies Mr. ‘own was sleeping with Mrs. Brown, that John White | was sleeping with her, and he acknowledged a | ebild which Mrs. Brown had, as his own. i The Court ruled the question as proper, and witness continued. She was questioned if she knew that there wasa baby born to Mrs Brown, at the Bstreet house, which lived nearly a year and was buried from that house. She rephed ip the negative. i Witness knows that Mr.and Mrs. McGhan boarded atthe house. Witness does not know that John White slept with Mrs. Brown— knows nothing about him. Witness does not recollect a girl named Ellen Davis, whostopped | abere at the time, but does recollect Eliza Pier- point. Witness recollects Mrs. Brewn going | sway while she was living on Bstreet, but did mot Know where she went—she took Miss Emily withher. Witess has seen Vol. Larned atthe house. He came to see a Mr. Bradford, -who stopped at the house sometimes. Witress does not recollect that on the former trial that she stated that she was present when the child Georgisua w&s born, nor does she recollect that child. Witness does not recollect that she zoid Mary Bowie that Dr. Miller,ot Baltimore, | “was the father of Georgiana. Witness has | often taken Miss Stet Mr. Marshal Brown’s -+house and also to the hotel,and witness knows that Miss Emily used to go to Mr. Brown's farm. When Emily came back from school she went to learr a trade. Jacob Williams, colored.—Witness had been ‘with Tillotson Brown’s family three or four years, and was with him when he died. Wit- chess has heard Mr. Brown introduce Mrs. ‘Wiley as his daughter. On the Sunday pre- “vious to his death witness was in Mr Brown’s yoom, and Mr. B. called Mrs. B. and gave her the key, and she got out some papers and bonds, fier which he told witness to call Emily, his daughter, and be gave her bonds, saying that ‘that was enough to take care of her, if she took care of it; he alse remarked that her mother = B.) was provided for in case anything appened to him. On cross-examination witness said that at the ‘dime of the last trial he was out of the city, and ‘that he is now in Mrs. Brown’s employ. Mrs. Priscilla Hodgson, a very oid lady, #worn.— Witness knew & woman named Stahl, “who occupied two rooms at Mrs. Bruash’s, on ith street, near Pennsylvania avenue, when | #he saw Mr. Tillotson Brown go there to see Mrs. Brown. Whenever witness went to Mrs. Brush’s, Mrs. Brown would leave and go up | atairs Witness is over eighty years of age. On cross-examination, stated that she has Often seen Tillotson Brown go to the house; he the time going to school in Alexandria, and never he had holiday he was there, (at | Mrs. Stahi’s.) Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy was sworn, and testi- | fied thatshe knew Mrs. Stahl, with whom a ‘woman named Mrs. Brown boarded, and she knows the Mrs. Brown living near the Uity -Hall asthe same person. Witness about five years since met Tillotson Brown, who told her that he was married to the woman who was at Mrs. Stahl’s. This was in isi. John Walker was abeut a8 common as dish-water about there. He used to bring a woman to the honse, and after his wife found it out she gave Mrs. Brush a blowing up for renting a room to ‘Walker. When Mrs. Srahi left she went to ! oNew York to her husband. Mrs. Brown went | to Baltimore when Mrs. Stahl left. H On cross-examination witness testified that she formerly worked for Mrs. Brush, and also | JMrs. Weedens, and saw Mrs. Brown once at | the latter’s place. Mrs. Brown_ went to Mrs. Doda’s when she bad herbaby. Witness never wld Sny one that Tillotson Brown neyer had ny thing to do with this weman, (Mrs. B.) lames L. Maguire sworn.— Witness knew Til- lotson Brown in 1-31. and has seen his writing and signature, and recognized the postscript to & letter and entry in a Testament as in the Dangwriting of Mr. Brown. Witness had a ‘on Versation with Tillotson Brown some years since in relation to the sale of his interest in the | hotel, whgn he said he sold it so as to have no | nity Biter his death. | Wy. NV. S. Bopkins sworn.—W itness identified certain signatures as those of T. P. Brown. | ‘The first time witness saw Mrs, Wiley was mbout twelve years since, when Mr. B. told him that she was his daughter. Witness has heard Mr. Brown speak of Mrs. Wiley as his. daughter, and also introduce her assuch. On one occasion Tillotson Brown, in speaking of his interests in the hotel, said he wanted Mar- shall to let him and his alone. He also stayed abat he (T. P. B-) had given bis money to the ‘woman. On_cross-examination, witness stated that | Mr. Brown, after having a difficulty with his brother, told him that he had torn up a will by which his property was to be left to Marshall’s Zamily. oe A Case or Nzoro Testimony—Charge of Perjury —Yesterday morning Justice Kinsey took up the ease ot Elizabeth Shorter, (colored) | ‘who charges that Wm. F. Pruitt, white, is the father of an illegitimate child, which she gave birth to on the 3d day of November last. The case excited great interest from the fact that it is among the first where negro testimony has veen used upon sucha charge. The effice o* Justice Kinsey was crowded during the en- tire »xamiration. Mr. J. H. Bradley, Jr., appeared for the de- fer cand W. P. Mr. Fevdaili for complainant, ( licer Johnson stated that he served the ‘warrant vpon Wm. Pruitt, but ashis(Pruitt's) | child was lying dead in the house, “the officer allowed bim togo to the magistrate and answer | ‘w-ich he did last Tuesday, and it was post- poned till the present time. Elizabeth Shorter, (& good-looking colored® girl,) sworn.—Is in her eighwenth year, has known Pruitt two years and six months; first saw bim in bis house, where witness bired as a servant; staid one week and left with the vari- Ovid. After witness got well she returned. ‘Te first night wituess slept in Pruitt’s store, om % sofa. Mrs. Praitt wen: to bed. Mr. Pruitt ¢WMe in from the cars (street cars,on waich he ‘W * & conductor—fep.) and sat on the sofa. W (ness asked who was there? He said “It is me Liz, Prank. I want to get into bed with yo, but don’t want you to tell Lib; will you!” M .tness told him to go away, she was tired. H- persevered and go: in bed with her, and Pt bis arms round witness neck, and had Whenahe aoa ik pe herthenm Rad after wards, When she was in family way went and tcld Bim. He asked if it was his. SWituses told Rim it was. He said if it was bis he would sustaim the child. The chiid was porn a month before Christmas. It was born at Mrs. McDa- els, The dav it was born witness was at Mr. Fruitt’s, and Mr. Praitt went back home with heron his way to Cassin’s drag pry told me he bad wo money to give her, but had a bedstead at Mr. Sotar'’s which Would give her. Witness asked what use & bedstead withouta bed, Tost night wim we taken gick, and gave birth to this ¢! y W tness had no intercourse with any man pat Froit. Pruitt urged witness to. go awy from his bouse with the child: but witness told him if he would support the child she would go, if Bot, the would stay till’the child was old, enough to wean. This was Onrist - Wit. pees left the May iollowing. Witces:intended | wife was out. she saw him, and left Sumday morniog. On this Saturday, witness asked Pruitt what he meant by wanting to send her out of the house. He denied saying 1t, and went out and shut the door. Mrs. Pruitt was gone to market. Sat- urday night witness went to Mrs. McDueil's to hire; told her what had occarred, and she would not hire her. Witness asked him before his wife about his wanting to turn her away. He said yes hesaid so, becausethe milk was doing- the child (Mrs. Pruitt’s) no good, (witness was. the wet nurse,) and the expense was too great. Mrs. Pruitt told witness to say nothing, and go to bed. Sunday morning witness got a and dressed her baby, then her tran! and put all her things in. She then took the baby and knocked at Mrs. Pruitt’s door. Mrs. Pruitt got up and opened the door. Pruitt was. in bed. Witness called him. Mrs. Pruitt told him Lizzie wanted him. Witness asked him to look at the baby and at her, and remember what he had donetoher. He looked at witnest and said‘ Well.” She said you promised to take care of the child and support it, and that witness should want for nothing. Witness then told him if he didn’t give money that day to support the child she would disgrace him on the morrow. He turned to his wifeand said, “Lib,doyon believe thatd—d black b—h?” She said, «Yes, Frank, I do; for the last three months you have acted as if you were afraid ot Liz.” He jumped out of bed, went to the drawer, took outa revolver, And said, “(#od d—n you, I never mtended to die a natural death. and I will blow your d—d brains out.’ Mrs. itt took the revelver out of his hands, and said, “Frank! a murder over my child!” and put the patel in the drawer. Pruitt ran to witness, choked her and ran her up against the wall, and ordered her out of the house. ‘Witness went down the steps with her baby inherarms Pruitt tollowed her ont and or- dered her out, and told her to get her trunk as soon as possible, or he would throw it out. Witness returned with 8 colored man in half an hour, and got her trunk. Pruitt was sitting in the yard on 4 stool. Witness went upstairs with Mrs. Pruittand got her trunk. She gave witness some mot! in her hand. Monday merning, between 7 and S o’clock, witness en- tered Cone pete ey Justice Barnacloagainst Pruitt. He would not issue upon it. Witness went to Justice Rowland about 3.o’clock p.m., and he issued a warrant. On Monday night witness was arrested on a charge of stealing Mrs. Pruitt’s money; was sent to jail Taesday and stayed till Friday, and was ischarged on be Mrs. Pruitt was sworn as witnessagainst To the Justice:—1t was three months after the night on the sofa that F found myself with & child, and nine months afterwards I gave birth to this child. To Mr. Bradley :—I am sure it wastwo years and-a-half to this time since 1 went there. 1 know Jane Thomas. Never told her anything about my sickness. Don’t know any colored man named Davis. Father Maguire christened the child. ee father of the child was named Frai uitt, sometimes Witliam Pruitt. is abies Mr. Bradley read a certificate from Father Maguire, of St. Aloysius Church, as follows: “From the book of Baptisms kept in this Church, I make the following extrect:—De- cember 2d, _ 1963—Baptized Sostna Davis, daughter of Wm. Davis and his wife, Elizabeth Shorter. Born November 2d, 1863. Sponsor Rosa Brown. B.A. MaGurrg, S. J., Pastor. John Soter (white,)sworn.—Knows Elizabeth Shorter, about two years. She lived at Pruit’s house, about four doors from mine. Shehasa fair character. I keep a grocery store. She came to my store to buy things for Mrs. Pruitt. Never knew anything against her chastity or honesty. She bought her goods and left the store immediately atter getting them. Mrs. Scter sworn.—Corroborated her hus- band’s statement. Complainant recalled—Never told Mrs. McDuell that she had achild by any other mah. R. Johnson sworn.—Testified that complam- ant said in bis presence that Mr. Pruitt would never have any luck; that his children would die, and perhaps his wife too. That the child was christened by Father Maguire, William F. Pruitt. Sergt. Jas. Johnson 8worn.—I went toa house with Mr. Pruitt, Sergt. Skippon, and R. John- son, after Elizabeth Shorter. She was not there. Wentto another house and found her. Idemanded the money she was charged with stealing. She denied having it, I searched her, and a handxerchiet fell on the floor; it con- tained silver. On the other side found another handkerchief containing a fifty dollar note and some small notes. She said Mrs. Pruitt gave ittoher. She accused Mr. Pruitt of being the father of her child. Mr. Pruitt flew in a pas- ae. andI had to prevent them coming to- gether. Officer J. F. King, sworn.—Was present at Justice Rowland’s office when the complain- ant asked a warrant. No warrant was issued. Mr. Rowland tola her to come next day. She madea statement, charging Mr. Pruitt with being the father of this child. Belinda Evans sworn.—Lives at Mr. Pruitt’s. Was sitting with the complainant and talking abent the child. Iasked her who was the fa- ther. She said I didn’t know him. I remarked that she had as well tell me, She said hisname was Mr. Davis; that he was engaged to be married; was a white man, and lives in the city. She told me before that his name was Mr. Davis. She said the child’s name was | Rosa Davis. J. L. McDuell, (white,) sworn.—Complainant came to my house on a Saturday night, my She said Mr. Pruitt has hart her feelings, and asked to stay with witness, | Said she would stay with me without pay, rather than with Pruitt for pay. I asked her what Pruitt had done. She said he as good as turned her ont. My wife returned and com- plainant stated the same to her. John W. Hunter, (white,) sworn.—Lives near McDnell’s. Have seen complainant go in an alley with colored men several times; and also into & house of ill-fame nearly opposite, both of which are repnted to be used for improper purposes. Have never seen the complainant do anything improper in the alley; but have seen others. Have seen women living in fami- lies going into the house referred to. They were colored, and of bad repute. j Rev. B. A. Maguire, sworn.—Is the pastor of St. Aloysius Church. It is customary to keep arecord of baptisms in thechurch. The cer- tificate shown is an exact copy I made from the record a few days ago No such name as Wm. Prnitt or Francis Pruitt was given at the time. I cannot identify the mother or child at this time, there are so many that call for baptism. Jane Thomas (colored), sworn.—Know Mr. Pruitt and Lizzie Shorter. Isenther to Mr. Pruitt’s toget employment. She was in the family way when she went to Mr. Pruitv’s, | and that child died. She went home from Mr. Pruitt’s sick with smallpox, and the child was born after. I know from the statement of Nel- ly Mitchell and her daughter that the child died. She was not in the family way when I recommended her, but I discovered it soon after she went there. I am on good terms with Lizzie Shorter; spoke to her when I came into the office. Mrs. Martha McDuell (white), sworn.—Lizzie Shorter lived with me about two months after having lived with Mr. Pruitt. I asked her about the father of the child—it was born at my house. She would not say who was the father. I remarked that maybe she did not know. She said there was only two men that ever knew her, and the father of her first was named Cooper. She said she had been con- ae before. B Jomp'ainant recalled by Mr. Bradley.—“The child ty girl.” zs 5 Mr. Bradley —Wm. F. Pruit is a singular name to give a girl! Justice Kinsey remarked that she stated dis- linctly in the presence of several gentlemen that she told Father Maguire that the father’s name was Wm. Pruitt, sometimes called Frank and he might name the child William or Francis as he choose. The counsel agreed to submit the case with- out argument. Justice Kinsey.—I have listened patiently several hours to the evidence, and asthe coun- sel have consumed my time, 1 shall not ela- borate, but come directly to a verdict, and honorably acquit Wm. F. Pruit of all charges against bim. Mr. Pruitt immediately hac the girl arrested for per, ja Justice Kinsey demanded $200 bail for ber further hearing. It will be remembered that on the 3d of May Mis girl, Elizabeth Shorter, was brought u: before Justice Thompson, c! d with the larceny of #120 in coin from the house of Mr. Pruitt. When she was searched, on being ar- Tested, $57.15 in silver and notes was found upon her person, which she said Mrs. Pruitt gave her, but Mrs. Pruitt testified that she had given her no money but $3, the amount of ‘wages due her, ———>——— ee Seige remarkable and skillful operation, performed upon a n some years of age, and who hat anwer articulated a syllable distinctly in consequence of a congenital fissure of the palate, has just been accomplished by Dr. Loomis, dentist, of this city. ‘The operation is of such a nature as to obviate the defect of speech, enabling the patient to speak with pertect ease and clearness, The appliance is such as also to give perfect sym- etry of contour to the face, which upon one side was @sunken malformation. The opera- tion evinces the greatest professional skill, and is of inestimable benefit to the patient. ase rss Patext OasE Serta Rome aps since . Iu Ohm granted a preliminary injunction opesotign ot J. 0. Clayton, Thomas w from infringing the patent of Samuel BR. Sylvester for an jmp ees torn cwater foun sand yesterda: . Meusk: 0 a caurmedt hip ah the costs and Be i nal license, for ing the juvention, which was aereed to by the plalauf, aad, the suit dis- miseed. opening of the bids for the seventy-five million loan was concluded yesterday, hours hav- ing been _ocoupied im epening and recording them. were six hundred and fifty-one sealed pro} ad LOCAL NEWS. to leave on & Saturday, but would not gotill { T#= Ssverry-Frve Mitiion Loan.—The FOR RENT AND SALE. ———— =o aan posals, and the amount bid is about ninety millions. The bids averaged about the same as those on Wednesday, and but few offers were made belew par, The following are among the highest bidders: Home Insurance Company, New York, owniey ranging from 1 to 3 per cent. premium; 'd National Bank, Cincinnati, $100,000-at 6 per cent; Second National Bank, Chicago, 225,000 at 6 pe cent; Merchant’s Bank, New Bedford, Mass., $160,000 at four thirty to five fifty-five; Atlantic Saving Bank, New York, 2100,000 at from 6 to 6 ninety-five; Tenth Naticnal Bank, New York, $500,000 at fronr3 one-fiftieth to5 twenty-seven: hundredths;Rev- enue Bank, Boston, #678,000 at from 5%'to 64; Boylston Bank, Mass,, $100,000 at from 5 to 7} National Bank, New York, $6,800,000 at. from i {0 2%. and $100,000 at 5 per cent; Boston ational Bank, $220,000 at from 4 to 5; Savmgs Bank of Baltimore, $200,000 at 5%: First Na- tional Bank of Troy, $75,000 at 6 twenty-two hundredths to 7 eleven hundredths; Fourth National Bank, Cincinnati, $70,000 at 8; First National Bank, Boston, $235,000 at 5 to 5 fif- teen-hundredths; Bank of Commerce, New York, $500,000 at 5; Bowery Savings Bank, $500,000 at 5 and one-fiftieth; New York Na- tional Exchange Bank, $100,000 at from 3 and one-twentieth to 5%; First National Bank, Philadetphia, about $1,315,000 at from 3 to 5%; ers and Mechanics’ Bankof Philadelphia, $700,000 at from 3 to 5; Mechanics’ Bank of New York, 2614,000 at 1 and four-hundredths; First National Bauk, Baltimore, $100,"00 at from 5% to 6%; First National Bank of Jersey City, $200,000 at from 5 to 6 and fifteen-hun- dredths; First National Bank of Washington, W.S. Huntington cashier, $1,000,000 at 4; Cen- tral Bank, New York, $2,500,000 at from x to six-fourths, The following Washington bids were among those opened yesterday :—Major A. Hard, #500 at— per cent. premium. W.H. Proctor, $200 atipercent.premium. Allen Man, $800at5¥ percent. premium. W.M. Warner, $1,000 at OX per cent. premium. First National Bank of ashington. D. O., $1,000,000 at 4 per cent. premium. John F. Reeve, $500 at 10 per cent. premium. Benjamin Reese, $2,500 at 4 per cent. premiam. S. B. Gregory, #1,500 at 5 per cent. premium. Wm. Adams, $1,600 at 1% per cent. premium. J.N. Dickson, $250 at par. J. K. Whelden, $500 at par. A. L. Carleton, $1,000 at 3 per cent. premium. Jennings Mee ated $1,000 at § per cent. premium. R. R. Hitt, $5,000 at5% per cent.premiam. Prof. W. Harkness, $500, at 9% per cent. premium. aia Sas EXEMPTION PapErs.—John D. Clark, Esq., Attorney at Law, and an old and experienced Magistrate here,is prepared to draw exemption papers for all who are not liable to military service. His office is No. 524 12th street, and parties applying to him may rest assuredcthat their papers will be correctly drawn. See his advertisement elsewhere. eee GEAND ArFrarR.—On Wednesday, the 7th inst., Mr. W. O. Burgher, one of the Foremen of the Government wheelwright shops, was made the happy recipient of a magniftcent Gold Hunting-cased Watch. The watch was presented by G.G. Reynolds, Esq.,in behalf of his fellow workmen. Mr. Burgher’s speecn in reply was short and sweet. The purchase ‘was made at the Jewelry store of H. O. Hood, No. 334 Penna, avenue. * SPECIAL NOTICES. ge Rare Books—CaTaLoGur SarE.—The catalogue from No. 152 will be continued this evening. and next Tuesday and Wednesday evening, at 734 o'clock, over Bank of Washington, Wo. B. Lewis & Co., Auctioneers, At private sale a valuable Patent Right. it A New PerrcMe FOR THR HANDKERCHIEF, Phalon’s “* ight Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereua.”” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phaion’s “Night Blooming Cereus,” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cerens,”” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Oereus.”” A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant, perfume, distilled from the rare and beautiful flower from which it takes its name. Manufactured only by PHAon & Son, N.Y. BEWARB OF COUNTERFEITS. Ask FoR PHALON’s—TAKE NO OTHER. Je 16-3m Sold by druggists generally. Brown’s BRoNCHIAL TROOHES. | “* Thave never changed my mind respecting them Som she heats cxctntint te think yet better af that which thinking well of. by h © "Rev. Labi tesf Warp BEercHeERr. + to me. The Troches ave astaf oft Rie ees inonti Pres. Hamilton Ooliege, Clinton, N. ¥. “ For Throat troubles taey are apeipe, N.P. Witrrs “* Too favorably known to need commend ution.” Hon, Onarves A. PHELPS, Pres. Maas. Senate, “Contain no Opium nor anything injurious.”” Dr. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, Boston. * An elegant combination for Courhs.”” “Dr. G. F. Bi “+ Trecommend their use to Publi Andiy H. CHArin, Most ‘satary relief in Bronchitis.” Rey. 8. SEIGERIED, Morristown. Ohio, “ Very beneficial when suffering from Colds.” . Rey. 8. J.P. ANpERSON, St. Louis. ‘* Almost instant relief im the distressing labor of breathing peculiar to Asthma” Rey. A. C. Ecaieston, New York. “* They have suited my caseeracly, relieving my throat so that I could sing with ease.” S T, DucrArme, Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal. As there are imitations be sure to opTaim the genuine. je 16-tf Corns, Bustos, Bap Naiis, &c. Persons wishing immediate relief from these roublesome annoyances, should call at Dr, WHITR’s rooma, 24 Pennsylvania avenue, between 43g and 6th streets, THE ORRAPEST AND BEST HAIR Dre INTHE WORLD —Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, BO cents abox. The bestin use. Tryit. Sold by 8. C Ford, corner llth si and Penn. avenue, Wastineton: and Henry Copf, Alexandria. a6-lv iM MARRIED, Opn Tuesday, May 3ist, at the Church of the Epiphany by Rev. Dr. Hall, PARIS H. FOLSON, to ELLA E LOWRY, grandaughter of the late Edward Holland, * On the léth inst., at Trinity Church, by Rey. R. J. Keeling, rector. WEBSTER ELMBS, of Oincin: nati, to ROSA E.S. WHITE. * ae DIED On the morning of the 17th inst., ISAAC BEERS, in the 71st year of his age. His funeral will take place from the residence of his son, corner of North Carolina avenne and 3d street east, to-morrow, (Saturday,) the 13th, at 4 o'clock * On Friday morning, June 17, JOHN W_ WIL- SON, infant son of William and Margaret Wilson, aged 4 months and7 days. Oh, Willie, thou hast left us, Thy presence is no more, But thou hast landed safely On Canaan’s happy shore, Ob, when that joyful day shall come, And, Willie, thou wilt meet us, Oh, may thy little hands be held At the gates of Leaven to greet us, The funeral will take piers from the residence, on 10th street, bet o Dand Ests.,Isiand. * Departed this life en the 14th inst., ELLA VIR- GINIA, aged 5 yearsand 7 months, second daugh- ter of Benjamin A. and Mary Prather. . Little Nellie, angel Nellie, Brief the days that held thee here, Till thy soul, so pure and stainless, Sought another, better sphere— Sought shome among the angels, =, Where is neither grief nor tear, In thy hand was placed a flower, Of thy mother’s love a token, When the silver cord was loosen’d And the golden bowl was broken; For she loved her darling Nellie, More than language could have spoken. _ In Georgetown, D. C., on Thursday, the 16th instant, KOBERT READ, in the 76th year of his age. ‘Friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral on Saturday afternoon, the 18th instant, at half past 5 o’clock, from his late residence, No. 80 Prospect street. o At the residence of her uncle, Joseph. F. Smith, MIRANDA HUDDLESTON, aged 20 years and ten months, us At Providence. RB, I., on the evening of tha léth instant, ISAAC A. BROWNELL, aged 43 yeare, son-in-law of Ampie B. Young of this city, ~ PIO NICS, &c. A GRAND PIo-NTo OF THE SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS ASSOCIATION Of the District of Columbia Will be held at the Seventh street Park, * On . } MONDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, June 2th, mmencing at two o’clock, wh ten- re none geet picidock, w ere every atten: iT ests, and atrict order will be preserved on the premises by a police force, A d Co*illon Band has been enga; for the occasion. ickets 60 cents, admitting a gentleman and mittee a ie, " - La \. hy. 7% Beaslord, je 1i-t LUMBIA GARDEN. a di avenirst cuts jonday and ay’8 commence at 3. "el with « full Bi Baa lest Li o'cloek a reas Baad, The coe Tage ‘ in the city alwapaioa hand, |, F sts. Apply underneath, at P. ite? R RENT—Three very desirable ROOMS; Fon dee tiy timiahed rate cetne tane Hastreet, between 6th and 7th, Je 17-3" ~ if the, LET—Unfarnished ROOMS, in on th most pleasant and conrenient locations in the bi: , 306 Delaware avenue, only one square from 'Y cars, two squares north of the Capitol. jel7-at® For RENT—A STORE AND DWELLING, on the corner of 8 and 22d streets, containing six large rooma. If desired the dwelling can be rented arate. ply at the corner of Pa. ee and pOR ESAT ETA amall brick HOUSE , Containing four rooms al kitchen. Bituated on 4th treet between N and 0. For particulars inquire at GIBBS’ Hair Stere, 242 Pa.s ear 13th at. je 17-1 RK SALE—The lease for four years and six months of a.private DWELLING, with or without the furniture. Good location, Rent cheap. Inquire at Auction Store No, 307 Penn- sylvania of WM. B. LEWIS, Auct. fe 17-3t Ko. SALE—A MOULDING MACHINE and ENON MACHINE. Must be disposed of by Ist of Jaly, and will be sold very cheap for cash. Onn be seen at corner Maryiand avenue and Sth st., ito) Hill. (ie 17-1w*) B. Lb, NEVIUS. OR RENT—A neatly furnished BEDROOM at 4 a sentleman only. None others need apply. Rent 18 per month in advance. je 17-3t* WANTS. — VV ANT! COOK at the Dew Drop Res. vant, a3 10 White preferred. AS taurant, 493 10th street. Ww ANTED—By a respectable young girl a SIT UATION ar chambermaid and todo washi andironing. Address Box No. 1, Star Of if GI WANT ED—At t! i sth 247 Pennsylvania aven ANTED— table youth, 15 years of age, BOITUATION inne Grocary Btore, Bent references given. Address Box 28, Star Office, 1t* W4 ED—A White WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron for @ small family, living «short distance in the country. Best references required. Apply at 392 4th st., Between Dand BK. je ist ANTED IMMEDIATELY—An ICK CRRAM MAKER and two WAITERS. Appiy to T. POTENTINI, 279 Pennsylvania av,, between 1th and 1ith streets. % WANTED—Bya German girl,a SITUATION as chambermaid and pisin sewer, or child’s marge. Apply at 332 K street, between oie WARSTED—a good COOK; also. GIRL to do aie fhamberwork anc pa inthe poptey orn: ation rmanent. nt rest, Tetween lath and isth, 77 fel WASTED-A good bread, pie and cake BAKER, immediately, at J. T, SCRIVENER’S, 39 Fayette street, between ist and 24 streets, George- town. je 17-21 OR RENT .—T wo gix-room brick HOUSES, hav- ing been thoroughly repaired. elower floor ofeach can be used ag astore. Situated on 4'¢ st. Island, now-one of the mest growing business atrests in the city. Inquire onthe premiges, No. 170454 street, tegen st, south and Va. av., bet. 9and 10 g’clock in the je 17 3t* hd 10 9’clock | morning. TEL FOR SALE. ‘4 RARE CHANCE! 4 RARE CHANCE! THE SIMPSON HOUSE, “Mr. KEYWORTH,' of this Grm. (Olageett & Keyworth.) will dispose of hie interest in this pop- ulat HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. It hac tea excellent Qhaniuérs, a fine’ Parlor, nice Kitchen, ete, The rent is oniy $13 per month. with « tease” of two years and a balfto tun, The Bar is second to none in the city, The continued ill-health of Mr, Keyworth compels him to dispose of hiin- terest in the hetel. For further information ap- ply on the premises. je 17-1w* URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, No. 417 Penn’a avenue, between 3d.and 43s sts. de16-6t* URNISHEBD ROOMS FOR RENT—One Parlor and Bedroom, on northwest corner ef 13th and & €0.’3 Grocery Store. je 16-3t* FS RENT—Two communicating UNFUR- NISHED ROOMS, on second floor of house No. 469 2d st., Capito] Hill, near St, Peter’s Church. Wilipot be rented to families with children. fe * ‘OR RENT.—Two very desirable PARLORS, communicating, on the second floor. Also, a BED ROOM on the third floor. Cars pass the door every five minutes. Terms moderate. Apply at No, 224 7th street, bet. M and N. Je 16-3t* OR RENT IN GEORGETOWN .—To one or two F ptt R large FURNISHED ROOM, with four windows. Good board in the Teint » Ap: ply between4 and5 p, m, at No, 90 West street, Georgetown, D.C. ¥ Je 16-3t* Fa SALE OR EXOHANGE, BY HALL & EA- TON, Real Estate Brokers, corner of 7th and F streets: 600 acres of LAND in Wisconsin for im- roved or unimproved Pre) erty in the District of ‘columbia or Maryland. Rbout $300 can in ee trade. HARE OHANCE FOR BUSINESS— FOR A SALB—A RESTAURANT . fine bar and twelve furnished rooms. Also, a fine hall, would make a good billiard room. Rent low. Good reasons given for selling. Callon the premises, 499 ilth street. je 16-4t* For RENT~A well-furnished FRONT ROOM on ‘a Bene ior: 455 W2th street, between G and H, Fo BALE OR RENT—A large brick HOUSE n 6th street, between H and IT. Possession tonce. Inquire of Dr. BOGAN, No. 455 busetts av.. near 6th st. je 15-2w* Rooms FOR RENT—From after the 20th inst., suitof FURNISHED ROOMS. Also, OFFICE. .424 Fifteenth, between New York avenue wad H street. Seveebt ay __ Je lb-e03t* OR SALE—The FIXTURES and GOOD WILL ofa Jewelry Store, on Pennsylvania avenue, very cheap. For an enterprising man a splendid chances For particulars inquire at this office. je 15-3t* HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, near the cor- ner of 14th and U streets; cottage built; just Sniskon all nicely psineed é side and out; water t . uire on remises, feweot OWN M. HILL. OR RENT—Three handsomely furnished or unfurnished ROOMS, in t new Brick House, in one of the most healthy and pleasant loeations in the city. Will be rented singly or en suite, on immediate application en the premifen, corner of 3d and I streets. For gentle- men only je 15-4t* OR RENT—A GROCERY and LIQUOR STORE now doing a good business, The reason for selling out, the owner is about leaving the city. Inquire on the premises, No. 394 corner of 9th and Letrects. " Je 1d-st* woes AND 1 FOR SALE—On 4th street ‘east, Ko! ennsylvania avenue. App th of f 4G. F- GULIOK, If not sold by July ist, will be for rent. Je 13 6t OR SALE—THE FURNITURE AND GOOD- WILL of a house containing 19 rooms. Can get a number of boardersif desirable. Inquire second door from 434 street, on P, near Arsenal Gate. je 13-1w* OR RENT—A new tw BRICK HOUSE, containing 5 rooms, and situated on the cor- Ber of 6th stzeot sant soe A ateoas south, Apply at @ corner Oo! street and Pe nue. Je 13-1w* . BROWN. URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT .—A two-stor BRICK HOUSE, with furniture, will be rente for three months, from July1, Apply at 352 G, near lith street, between the hours of § and 8 o’clock p.m. Ja 13-e03t* Fo RENT —From June 2to st October or No- vember next,a FORNISHED BRICK HOUSE of tenrooms, Furniture plain, but nearly all new, with Pianoand Sewing Machine, Location half 8 block from New York ayenue and its junction with Penna. avenue, Inquire at this office for terms. 13-eo3t? OR RENT—And possession gu Ist of July, a two-story FRAME HOUSE, with large back building. No. 51. H street, between 7th and 8th streets, Island. Bor terms apply on the premises, orat WM. B. RILBY & BROS Dry Gols Stora, between 7th and 8th streets, opposite Center Mar et. e 11. k FOE SALE—A RESTAURANT AND STEAMED OYSTER SALOON. in Alexandria, Va. It is the largest saloon in the city, situated on King street, a few doors trom the Theater and Parker’s Minstrels. It has connected with it a soda foun- tain doing a large business. Also, an apparatus for manufacturing soda water. The establishment is well fitted Ps and worth the attention of par- ties wishin, purchase. Satisfactory reasons iven for 8 ro. arties wishing to purchase. fnguire of ISKAG 'Z VAN REYEEN. No. 90 Prince street, Alexandria, Va. je l1-lw* LARGE FRONT CHAMBER, FURNISHED, FOR RENT= Will suit a couple of gentlemen, No. 358 7th streét, between I street and Massa- chusetts avenue. ‘Je 19-7t* ‘OR Rae. entlemen, two neatlyfurnished CHAMBERS, Ina very pleasant and healthy location, near the State Department and Lafayette Park, 460 New York avenue, and forty yards east of the borse cars running from the Gapitol to Georgetown. Rent low. je 9-tf ANTED.—Three fied WHEEL WRIGHTS. Apply at corner Maryland avenue and Phird street east, Capitol Hill. Je 16-3t* ANTED.—A white WOMAN todo Chamber- work, wash and iron. Apply 171 Penna. ay- enue, between I7th and Isth streets—Eagle Restau- rant, Je 16-8t™ WASTED IMMEDIATELY—Two ¢: c= neymen BARBERS. Apply at 497 7th st., between D and E. je 16-3t* G.C. G, SAUR. ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE in the coun- try, not more than five miles from the city, or desr a railroad station: Addresa Box 554 Washington Post Office, stating Tooptioe on ood terms. ANTED IMMEDIATELY,—A_ competent GIRL to do the workin asmall family Good wages will be paid to one well quatified and recom- mended. Apply at No. 164 Pennsylvania avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, Je 16-3t* WANTED-« colored WOMAN to cook for a G any Home pat a yoed on need ope. ood wages and steady employment given Apply toJO8. SHAFFIELD, Confectioner, 356 6th st. between G and H sts. je 16-3t* Wy Anrep Ey. two young, a feeaiahed BOON: with | Ps Reoreetown. a pleasant location, wi lew minutes’ wal ofthe cars, Please address"A. D. K..” Office of Internal Revenue, Washington, D, C. Beat of referencegiven, CSG BAT ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two MEN COOKS, to go to the army. Apply at 500 H st. jel5 3t WASTED— 4 white SERVANT in a private family, to Cook, Wash and Iron. None need apply but first class, Call at 511 E street, bet. 2d and 3d. Je 15-3t* V ANTED TO LEASE—A HOUSE and STABLE, in or outof thecity. No objection to a few ae Ge Land. Address Box No. 2, Star Office. je 15-hw* ANTED—A ll FURNISHED HOUSE for the summer months The best care will be taken of the House and Furniture Best of refer- ence mien: Address ““ W. ¥. B.,” box 259, P.O, West i je WAnrED. IMMEDIATELY—Three more good HANDS at Dressmaking. To competent dreasmakers constant employment and good paris guarantied. Aeply ‘at M’me WUKTENBER@’S Dress and Cloakmaking Establishment, 460 Penn. avenue, at once, Je 15-3t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A SHOEMAKER, Apply at H TIERNAN’S, corner of Penn. avenue and 6th street east. je M-1w* IRLS WANTED.—Apply at the Ebbitt House. je13-1w* gentlemen, a nicely joard, in Georgetown, AUCTION SALES, Fer other Auction Salessce first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND 70-MORROW Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, OBANOBRY SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL BS- the Dien oF Sciseas dated ow theihye other. A. D. 1864, i rtain cau: g iar e undersi, trustee the I7th day of June, A. D_ 1864, M.. in front of the pre that lot of ground situate in the city of W: zon. snapinsrict of Solumbie, known and di nated as lot number in square numbered 8; also the east seven feet eight inches front of lot numbered 15, in said Square, eter wi - provements on saiddot and of lot, consisting welling house. of a large three story brick ( & portionof the real éstate of the inle ommotore Bigphen Cassin.) is property is situated on North K street, be- tween ath aud 27th atrects. west, fronting 57 feet tndrischos on Kstrestsand extending beck with eed Sees ieee feet 8 inches) 100 feet le paiberterme of the tale are: (ne, third aaah; the oe e paid intwo equal instalments. a and twelve months from giao sale; said bal- ance to bear interest from the day of sale,and the payment thereof to be secured by the bonds of the parchsecr os purchasers, with surety to be ap- eid ‘s na Gf uate be not complied with within m8 not comp! fye aya from the aes of sale the trustee reserves ry t to re-sell t] roperty, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by advertising fuch re-sale three times in some one or more daily newspapers published in the city of Washington. aa converametog, and stemas st sae) eget ee the TaN desiaw&ds GREEN & WILLTAMB, Aucts, ¥ J. 0, MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. VERE. VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE RBAR oO) det NATIONAL HOTEL AT PUBLIC AUO- On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 17, at6% o’olk, on the premises, we shall sell. Lot No, 6, in Squaré No. 490. fronting 56 feet 4 inches on aorth O street, fe street west, between Four-and-a-hailf and and running back about 128 f public alley, with s Brick Buil ably known as the ‘* Washington Bath i Th central location of this valuable property renders it very desirable for busi and we invite the particular attenti: ists and business mento the sale. Terms : One-half cash; the remainder in 6 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the reminen, Pont of conveyances and revenue stamps to be sepa ha J. 0, McGUIBE & 00., Aucts. Y J. ©. McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers, VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF H AND 19TH STRBETS. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 17, at half six o’clock, on the premises. we shall sell, pa: Lots Nos. 1 and 11. in Fquare No. 12), fronting om North H street, at the corner of Nineteenth street west, to be divided into building lots. ‘These Lots are finely located for private resi- dences, on a quiet and pleasant street, but in fall view of Pennsylvania avenue. Gonve ae t the cost of the purchaser. jonveyances at . Joa eee PO: MeGUIRE & CO., Aucte, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the 17th instant, at 6 o'clock Pi m., we shall sellin front of the premises part of Lote 7.8 and 9, in Square No. 538. This property fronts on south F, and is between 3d and 43, streets west. Persons desirous of purchasing Paliding Soe in this section of the city would do well to a the sale. as the property will be sold without reserve. Terms : One Ralf can ; balance in six and twelve months for notes beasing interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, $2) will be required of each purchaser when the property is knocked off, A warrantee deed given. je 14-d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aveta. ANTED—Two, or three UNFURNISHED ROOMS for a gentleman, his wife and one child, Address‘ B. B.” Star Office, stating terms, location, etc., je 13-1W* ANTED TO PURCHASE—A well-built brick DWELLING HOUSK, in a good neighbor- hood, between 6th and 15th streets, north of Penn. avenue, worth $4,00) to $6.0. Cash if an object. Address, for one week, stating locotion and price, L. M., Box 31}, City Post Office. Je 18-6t* Wy ANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED: ¢c NG, EFURNISHING GOODS ofevei PING. and HOUSEFE EN IEHING GOODS oferery between G and H, east side, 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 381 F opposite Patent Office, and get their Stamp- itching, Pinking and kmbroidery done. As there are other Richards in the field, ladies better ies and in e 3 '* sure Fatreot. opposite Patent Office. i mh 4 W4stED. FLUTING! FLUTING! WANTED, Every lady in the District to know that I have, at considersbie expense, had built s vary elegant machine for Fluting or Crimping , &o. Dressmakers and others can have any kind of goods Crimped at short notice. im _as good style, and as cheap asin any othercity. les, remember this is the only machine in town, and done at the only place to get stamping done. 381 F street, oppo- site Patent Office, Stamping and Machine Btitch- Ing Depot. my 3a ANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 LADIES to Embroider on Muslin, Linen and Cambric. To good pends constant ork saat anos wages iven, 1€8 a} ing wi ease bring sam} id Stwork. Apply at WM. PRINCE'S Stamping and Machine Stitching Depot, 381 F street, opposite Patent Office fe 18 PERSONAL. INGtOR AU persons are hereby notified not to harbor or trust Ann Ford on my account, as I shall pay no debts of her cont after this di FRANK FORD, ate. June 14, 1354, Je 17-2t* AX INFORMATION congerning the wherea bouts of JOHN GORMLEY, will be veo received at No. 43 Jefferson street. He left home Monday evening at three o’clock, and was last seen on Pennsylvania avenue, near Eleventh street, at eight o’clock the same evening, apparently very sick, Any information received concerning him, will be liberally rewarded. Je 15-3t* MARGARET GORMLEY. . Li. SMITH, an excellent Clairvoyant and Test Medium, 252 Fourth street, five doora above I street, examines diseases, heals ee a netism, sees your dead and living friends, alfs future, has great character, gets pames, reads the sympathy for the afflicted. Hoursfrom 10s. m. to 8p. m. Je 10-2w* 0 THE POOR AND UNFORTUNATE.—Con- jiutetion gratis from 11 to 12 m, Medicines without charge. DR. BECHTINGER, Formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and Italian army. informs the public of Washington that he has just arrived from Paris, and devotes his attention to the treatment of all kinds of dis- eases, Particular attention to females and private diseases. He conversesin English, French, Ger- man, Spanish and Italian languages. His diplo- mas from the most celebrated pulveraiz of Buro: hang in bia office, Penn, avenue, 502, near ee hours, 9to lla. m.; 4to6 p.m, ie 7- OR SALE—100 ACRES OF LAND at_Belts- ville, 100 acres at) Contee’s, 50 acres at Laurel, 900 acres at Savage, 150 at Annapolis Junction, 100 acres at Jessops Cat, 160 at Hanover Switch, goacres near Elkridge Landing,.60 acres % mile from Baltimore. Allon the Washington Branch Railroad, For termsand description, Rey to M. BANNON, 82 8t. Paul’s st., Baltimo: f je9-im* ; 0 REET—An elegant HOUSE, with brown yi front, partially furnished, with all mod- ern improyemeénts, centrally and pleasantly lo- cated, No, 444 E street, near the residence of Sec- retary Chase, together with large brick stable, The premises not to be rented for a boarding house. For particulars Higaire of Hon D. ¥ SOMES on the premises,or Capt. GQEORGE ELY, No. 27 4% street. ‘Possession given immediately. je 8- 4 HIRTY-FIVE, HUNDRED DOLLARS.— For T sale, STOOK, FIXTURES, GOOD-WILL and three years’ LEASE of a well fitted up Restaurant on Pennsylvania avenue, (thirteen tooms,) now in ScUTiPOHELL & BON, Real Estate Brokers, 8. KE. corner Penna. av. and 15th street, (0-eoimt Washington, D. 0 SALE—A @ and wel i Paid Hous veith ack Bullding, No.1 2d st: west, an 5) m1 me s asession given. Apply to CHARLES H. LANE, a4 Pa, avenue, je7-eotf Fo RENT—A large STORE; good location for confectionéry or icecream saloon. Inquire at the store, $10 I street weat. - je6-Im (OR SAEE—19,000 tath will purchase tho K, Axiures and furniture (with sit years leaner hominsl nt) ofa! ReT-OLASS OTEL. in Washington, D.C establi: ent, ta ndehen ining Re room. ae so oat saan retinue ton, with an extensive 01 val) on AAT Heal Entate Beotevs 8. E. corner Penn. ave; and ith ah y 23-1m ington, VOR SALE—A beautifully located BRIOK HOUSE, 18x32, eight rooms and passage; lot 37x90 to-an alley, Immediate ion—only 3,000 foot Bab Ground, frontingon: Pa. avenue, for 1a AGHELL & BON, Real Estate Brokers, my Y7-1m* 8. &. cor. Pa, av, and ith st. 3 BRA A handsomely fur: the First Ward.« The. in.suites, Po session given. Snagtag oun ve ir at es q ress: 5 1» eory Post Of- » yee four large PARLORS: he Gane offices. ic | 258k my 2-lm* . PERKINS, STERNE & Co., 180 Breadway, N. Y¥., EXOLUSIVE DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA WINE. We guarantee them ail to be ABSOLUTELY PURE. For sale by all first-class Grocers and Druggists everywhere. mh 30-3m* FINE, READY-MADE CLOTHING, aT BAR & BRO.’S ESTABLISHMENT, CORNER E AND SEVENTH STREETS, Persons desiring good and easy-fitting garments, without leaving their measures, can get fitted in our establishment in 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, Anda general assortment of VESTS, of varied styles, ALso— AFINE STOCK OF BOYS’ CLOTHING, and an immense stock of GENTS’ FUBNISHING GOODS. wea Business closed on Saturday until evening je7-1m* R OOFIN G@ FELT! foortna CEMENT THOMAS FAHKY, Counselors 82. West ap tam Camar, Wa jon, D. Bo! the only agent in tne ti tor Roofing Pelt fing C ent from an ok established frm can afford to sell the above articles at the very: loweat prices. fere and those Pay gt in the business.are ested to call and see for thi Iver, [gigs sock of tha above named article afeaysiee WO HUNDRED tence sims aE a ‘ i LB, J HOM” “Oollineten PS, caer Oe Ma, PRY W. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers, Southwest corner Pa. avenue and Sth st. FURNITURE MATTING. &c., AT AUCTION, On SATURDAY MORNING, June 15, commen- cing at ten o'clock, we will sell, at our Auction Rooms = aieorement ot variate of persons de clining housekee pi including i Rolie'd'and’¢ quarter Prime White and Check atting. T B, jae WM. L. WALL &CO.Auc'ts Y W.L, WALL & CO.. Auctioneers. B im At the Horse Basser, 8 La.av SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c. On SATURDAY MORNING, June 18, commenc- ing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the ‘Bazaar, 98 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, rising abou‘ comprising abou FTY HORSES, A Horse, Bugey, and Harnevs, Saddle, Bridle ‘Valise, Pistol Holster. Horse said to besound: ALSO, Other Horses;a description at sale, - LS0. A Large Assortment of Desirable New and 8: Hand Carriages, Wagons, Harness, &c, even 1 ix seat-cut under Germantown Carriage. fee WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucta, Y¥J,0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. URNITUBE AND HOUSBH! ¥ >, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT On SATURDAY MORNING, June 18, at o’clock, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shi Bell the Facnieary aoe mete ofa family declining ing, comprising— Sofas, Lounges, Divans, and Parlor Chair Marbie-top Tables, Whataot, i Cane- reat Obairs, Window Ourtaing, edsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Mattrasses. Bolsters. and Pillows, Blankets, Comforts, 8; Carpets, Oil Cloth. Mai Extension Table. Dining Cooking and other Stoves, &c., &e. 80, 5 Barrels Old Rye Whisky,” Terms cas! je 16-4 J. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Aucts, BY J.C, MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, BUILDING LOT ON NORTH @ STREET, TWEEN NORTH OaPITOL AND IGT STREET On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 13, at 6 o’clock, on the premises, we shal) sell part’ of No 14, in Square No. 624, fronting 16 feet on north G street, between North Capitol street and Ist, st. west, and running back 175 feet 3inches to a 90-foot lex. ote One-third cash; the remainder ere} secured bya Terms: ant twelve months, with interest, of trust on the premises. Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. Je 15-4 J, ©. MoGUIRE & Co,, Auct’s, YJ. 0, MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, TROSTER’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE OORNE! OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 13T £TREET EAST. On SATURDAY A¥TERNOON, June 25th, at 6 o’clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed trust dated March 31, 1864 aod duly recorded in Liber No. 31. folios 12 et seq.. one of the land ree- ords for Washington county, D. D., I shall seil Lot No. 1, in square south of square No. 1.019, situated ae ooenee of Pennsylvania avenue and 13th e1 Terms: One-half cash; balance in three and six months, secured by deed of t ust. $50 to be paid on the ground at the time of sal And tre trus- tee reserves the right to resell, after four inser- tiona in the Evening Stat, at the risk of defaulting purchaser in the cost of the sale, not being com- plied with in five days after the day of sale Conveyances and stamps at cost of purch .C.B MITOHELL, Trustee, je 14-4 J.C. MoGUIRB & OO. Aucts, ¥ J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON 12TH ‘EERE BETWEEN MASSACHUSRTTS AVE- UE AND NORTH M STREET, AND ONE ON VERMONT ANENUK, NEAR L'8TR! . On 8ATURDAY AFTERNOON, June isth, at 6 o’clock, op the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 12, insubdivision of square No, 315, fronting 25 feet om lath street west, ‘between Massachusetts avenue and rorth M Er running back 190 feet linch, Also, part of Lot No. 4, in same square, frontin 31 feet on 13th streot and running back abon' . toan ; Also. Lot No. 16, in square No. 214. fronting 23 feet 8 inches on Vermont avenue, between L and - streets north, and running back to a 30 foot alle: v- Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid by the aperchamer _se1b-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO.tAuct’s. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ND AT AUCTIONS nae ea On WEDNESDAY. the 22d instant, we shall sell, lowing. on the premises, at 6 o'clock at less 08, iD . 5 * fronton U street south of G7 fest ey thn oc lith street west. Lot No.6 has a front on Virginia, ave:ue, at the corner of 12th street, of 116 feet. Both of which Lots will be subdivieed to suit pur. the Mail near the Bmith- location, chasers. mn sonian Institution—a beautiful ALSO. Immediately after the sale of the above, we shalt sell Ki t No. 4, in Aquare No. 537. fe TU aS Virginia avenue, run- eet, ning back a) x Ks etween 3d anc 435 streets, divided if a. Te ms: one third cash six twelve Adeed given months, for notes bearing terest 4il conveyance gt cost of purchaser, including and deed of trust taken. *Fitie indiepntable i pu 5 Twenty ars juired of each chaser when riparty is knocked off tyis kn complied ith it will be put up again and sold te th is Ae gat highont UGCSEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte; BY B. 18 & CO., Auctioneers, c OB MA URioana ens. | Gauvivas,. AINTINGS, &o. AT AUCTION. ‘EDNESDAY RVENING, June TB e'elx, sg Maleate poo ate ine dank eas 4 Ut ‘abual Det Ray Cptarent Dl fitccel®. ss piside Bena Petting cme f Jupiter, &e,. by Cor-- - wlaries, Book Cates, Bholvingy e continued TURSDAY ant WED Apa fuld,as the