Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Grover’s TuzaTsR.—Miss Kate Vance will appear to-night again as “Mazeppa,”’a cha acter in which she is superb, Daving great physical advantages, Snd Raving also by prac- tice made herself proficient im the character, An admirable company sustains Miss Vance, Forp’s Ta¥aT#R.—Clarke, who has eomuch ‘mused Mr. Ford’s patrons formany days past, takes 4 benefit to-night, and makes his last ap- jpearance for the present engagement, and will pear as “‘Launce,” in Shakspeare’s “Two entlemen of Verona;”’ and as «Dromio af Ephesus, * in the “Oomedy of Errors.” Olarke is ® good actor, and deserves 4 rousing tare- “well remembrancer, OaNTERBURY.—This is a week of inexhans- tible Serhowenina fon at the Canterbury, with the great bill ot burlesques performed there. ‘This bill includes the rich burlesque of « Tha mon Lover,” ‘the screaming farce of +Fhe idow’'s Victim,” and numerous rich acts and Scenes. M'lle Marietta Ravel and Mons. Bap- ‘tistin, with theRonzani Grand Ballet Troup, appear nightly in their graceful and bewitch- dng performances. Fairs AND FEsTIVAL8.—The enjoyable Fair snd Festival at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for the. benefit of the Home for Friendless Women and Children, Wives, &c., of Wounde Still in successiul operation, wii attractions. ‘ At Island Hall, the grand Fair and Festival or the benefit of Grace Church is also goingon Swimmingly, and is the general resort of all the ‘Pretty young ladies and good-looking young Jen of the Island ward, and alsohas not a tew Unterested visitors from the city. The finedisplay of articles upon the tables includes some very wich and liberal contribations by Mr. Franklin ‘Philp, bookseller, and also by Messrs. Ballan- tyne, Shepherd and Morrison, also in the book trade.and also contributions im the way of fancy Brticles, perfumery, &c., by Messrs. Zuhlin, Boswell, Gilman, ad Nairn, druggists. ‘The flower stand in this iz 48 unigue in its exquisite beauty, and in fact.ali the depart- xneuts at the fair are of the same style of attrac- tiveness. Soldiers, is & host of Tue Brown-Witey Oasz.—In the Circuit @ourt yesterday (Judge Wylie), after our re- ‘port closed— Jesse Klinefelter was sworn.— Witness recol- Jects a girl of the town in Baltimore named Elizabeth Phillips, who stopped at Keizendaf- cfer’s, on the eastern end of timore street, in the de 1833. well "e Hates Onn same girl at- werwards ata a born’s, in the all of "34 or °35. i On cross-examination witness stated that in 3653 this girl was pregnant. There were two other girls named Phillips in the same house, one named Iiz and the other Jane. Betsey Phillips was fair complexioned with blue eyes, and was marked slightly with smallpox. Susan Weeden, sworn.— Witness has resided Here all her life. In 1834 she lived on C street, between 12th and 13th, and knows Mrs. Brown, “who witness met in September or October, 1934. Mrs. Brown lived in the same house several “weeks, when @ gentleman named Larned took jher away. Mr. Brent objected to the testimony as"re- ards Col. Larned, dnd this point was fally argued; the counsel for the plaintiff ihsisting ‘that this evidence could not be receiyed, as if at was proved that Mrs, Brown had connec- ion with another person than Brown, after onception it could not affect the paternity; ‘while the counsel on the opposite side argued “that the time of gestation had not been fixed, mand that counting from September ist to the atime of birth, there would be time for the full ‘maturity of the child. Other points were also argued. Judge Wylie decided to admit the woman, to Bhow the conduct of Larned towards her, and zis to whether she acted as if he (L.) was the sfather. Mrs. Weeden continued.—A colored man named Jos. Doaer asked if she would take a dady, and the iollowing day witness told him mhe would, and the woman came: the weman [oe the name of Eliza Reed, and witness ows Mrs. Brown to be the same ‘son. Col. Larned visited the woman (Mrs. Brown) ‘St witness’s honse, andalso at Mrs, Gardner's. <Other gentlemen were alsoentertained by Mrs. Brown. Never knew Tillotson Brown to visit er; never knew him until afterwards. On cross-examination witness stated that, Some months since, she had had a conversa. ‘ion with Mrs. Murphy, in which she (Mrs. 3M.) stated that she never knew Mrs. Brown. Joseph Dozier (colored.)— Witness has been & Nhackman for many years, and recollects going ‘to Bladensburg and bringing Mrs. Brown in znd driving her to Susan Weeden’s house at athe instance of Vol. Larned. He frequently took Mrs. Brown out riding, and Larned ‘would join her on some of the back streets. “Witness also took her afterwards to Mrs. (ard- mer’s and to Mrs. Dodd's. Col. Larned did not ‘o with her to Mrs. Dodd’s, but met her there. Ts. ‘was a very respectable lady, and kept a millinery store, but the Colonel talked do her about taking a lady to board, and thus she (Mrs Dodd) got sucked. : On cross-examination witness said Mrs. B. bowed him two babies and told him that one of them she had brought in with her from Bla- <censburg. Tue DistTRIcT IN Concress.—In theevening session of the Senate yesterday— Mr. Grimes, chairman of the Committee on tbe District of Columbia, called up the House bill granting certain privileges tothe Guardian Society in the District of Columbia, as amend- @d. and it wss passed. ‘The House bill to authorize the bailiffs of the Orphans’ Court to serve processes issued b: said cour’, and for other ‘Was passed. & Mr See eens Saar to authorize the ‘orporation to levy the direct tax imposed b: the act of August 5, 1561, and to assess therefor Al 8 rate not exceeding fifteen cents on every one hundred dollars, the same to be applied to ‘the general fond of the city of Washington. It “was passed. Mr. Grimes called up the House resolution wo amend the charter ot the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company, so as to per- quit them to run cars on Sunday, and requiring a report annually on and after the 15th Janu- ary, 1865, of the affairs and business >f the company. The Senate committee's amend- ment, which strikes eut the House provision for the change of the route of the road in the ‘vicinity of the Capito), was agreed to, Mr. Sumner moved to add to the bill that there shall be no exclusion 6n account of color. After some discussion, the amendment was Fejected—yeas 14, nays 16. An amendment, striking out the proviso per- mmitting the street cars to run on Sunday; was to—yeas 15, nays 14, An Smendment of Mr. Sumner, that there Should be no exclusion on ‘account of color, “was agreed to—yeas 17, nays 16. The bill was then passed—yeas 23, nays 8. Mr. Morrill called up the bill to amend the mct for the proper organization of the Levy ba ag county of Washington, and it was assed. Mr. Morrill called up the bill to corporate the Potomac Ferry Company, and after slight zumendments it was passed. ee EE Tue BALL aT SARATOGA HALL.—Saratoga Hal is a new establishment—a wooden struc- ture—recently erected on Lith street, near the bridge. ‘The style of architecture is modern, sind very much in favor with those who are making small fortunes by buildinghalis. Last might a ball was given there, and the company ‘was quite ee Clara Delmont and Harriet Smith wanted to dance, and there was only yoom for one. Each claimed the place, and a Tow ensued. Both were taken to the Second Ward station with all their ball fixinson. This morning they paid #2 each for the pleasure they enjoyed. Lizzie Bedford, a Georgetown’ gal, indulged too freely in the vartety of liquors at the bar, amd became outrageous. She also was taken to the station, where she was so soisterous that the officer in charge applied athe -hower bath to reduce her toa state of quire ude; atter which she was fined #2. These fancy establishments add a considerable Bmyant to the general fund, bat nothing to the credit of the city. > Grover’s THEATER —« Mazeppa” is the anes, eversucey. Dip rdas te. yet. been to this aler is going is a.” Men, ‘men and children ap laud © coat aad «Den Juan.” Kate Vance has stormed the @apital, and taken captive at ner will the Hearts of the people. Last night another <Towded audience attested their delight at the rformance of Milner’s dramatization of Lord yron'’s poem. The stiffness which attended the first representation of the pageant has en. tirely worn off, and everything now goer smoothly and merrily. To-night, Miss Vance and “Don Juan” will, in sddition to their rag- ular feats of daring and grace, perform the cir. cuit of the auditorium, passing ‘parquette circle, in full view of the entire au- dience, and atafull gallop. This novel part of the performance will doubtless attract'a jarger audience than usual, and create consid- erable and charming excitement. Wedo not snow how long “Mazeppa” will occapy the stage, but earnestly advise all who have not seen it to be present atan early date. It is pos- sible that “ Mazeppa” will not be performed afterthe present week. t pa iar hae W ARE REGUESTED to call attention to the sale, to-morrow afternoon at 6 o’clock, on the. premises, of a desirable suburban SitwBtea at the vormer of Sth street east aad north L street, oceupied by Jno. Wagner, Esq., «. The be dese ei constat of ie brick dwelling-house, stables, sheds, &c. The grounds sré larce, and well sopplied with frat xe i vewy éestrante piace elther for'a xesideate or publio summer garden. 2 * THE ENCOURAGEMENT: OF E®LisTMENTS.— Editor Star: have been hoping. miny days that you wonld suggest to our fathars and the infiuential mem of our much-abused city the propriety of calling a mass meet- ing for the eneonragement ofenlistments. Why should we not follow thea example set us bv the committee in New York city: although their gnota is full, they are working steadily away, raising soldiers’ to send to our brave Grant. and to be credited on their quotain case of another draft. Let ug do the same; let & méeting be called and a committee be re. pointed to call on our merchants, basiness men and others, for their subscription to the bounty fund. I have spoken to many on the subject and they all arein favor ofit. I would suggest that the old committee.be ap- pointed, as they thoroughly understand the matter, having had alarge experience. Let us be up and doing, so that when the call is made, Wwe will not be subject to the anncyance ofa draft. We bave cause to be proud ofour success in filling the quota under the last call—let.us be ahead this time. OpTIZEN, Sub SES Grayp Larceny.—Monday Sergt. Cronin arrested John Sullivan for the larceny of $200 from his brother, Thomas M. Sullivan. The case was laid before Justice Giberson, when it appeared from the evidence that the two board in the same house, and occupied one bed. Sunday morning, at 2 o’clock, John got up and robbed his brother’s pookets, and left, and was not seen again until arrested by Sergt. Cronin. Jobn said that he did take $200 from his brother's pockets, and intended to hold on toit, as he had worked for his brother and he had not paid him. Justice Giberson dismissed the case. John wevt away: with the money in his pocket. The sufferer was taken directly to the grand Jury by Sergt.Cronin to make his complaint before that body and see what conld be done by the court under.these circum- stances. thee tas GRAND LARCENY.— Yesterday, Frank Ingall ‘was arrested for stealing a silver watch from Jobn Alton, and Thomas Kehoe as accessory. Officer Simonds took them before Justice Clay- ton. The evidence showed that Alton, whe is asoldier of the Veteran Reserves, went with two or three of his comrades to the Smithso- nian grounds, and laid down and fell asleep. Ingalls and Kehoe walked up into the grounds and separated, and Ingalls went to the sleep- ing soldiers and rifled Alton's pockets, and took his watch. Alton woke up just as Ingalls was leaving and fastened on to him, till officer Simonds came and made the arrest. Ingalls ‘was sent to jail in default of bail for court. pee Ri Ropreny.—The residence of Mr. Wm. Bid- dle, on 1 street, between 7th and Sth streets, Navy-Yard, was entered at a Jate hour on Thursday night and robbed of $30 and some other valuable articles. The thief or thieves entered the house by picking the lock of the back door. They ransacked the house, and took the money from a trunk inthe room where Mr. Biddle and family were sleeping. eee EXEMPTIONS FROM THE DRAFT.—Persons entitled to exemption from draft can have their papers correctly drawn by John H. McOutch- en, attorney at law, cornerof 7th and F streets, opposite Post Office Department. #% ‘ollment of District of Columbia, Washington, D..C., June 21, 1864. For convenience of Government employees only, the Board of Enrollment of the District of Columbia will hear cases of exemption on the gronnd of non-residence, at their office, corner of highteenth and I streets, from 7 to 10 o’clock, daily. J.C. Putnam, Captain First Regiment V. R.C. je 2 and Provost Marshal D.C. SPECIAL NOTIOES. gate oasis JEWELRY —Gold-plated Jewelry, and Silver- plated Tea Spoons, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, 43% Pa. avenue, near 434 street. je 22-2t* oe Office es Provost Marshal and Beard of i nr _ How 10 Save Your Money,—These hard times it would be advisable for persons traveling om bus- iness to stop at the Central Hotel, southwest cor- ner of Pennsylvania avenueand 6th street. First class rooms let without board. Ose wishing meals.ean get them atall hours by bill fare on short netice from the restaurant. it* D. GELSTON, Proprietor, Corns, Busions, Bap Nats, ere. Cornsare the universal torment of mankind. To he relieved of these terrible evils, call on Dr. ite and submit to his manipulations. You are sure to get relief without experiencing pain. Of- fice. 424 Pennsylvania avenue. (Lane & Tucker’s building, between 4g and 6th streets, Ne charge for consultation. - Sore TuROAT jouan,, ‘OLD, and similar troubles, if suffered to progress, re- sultin serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth- matic affections, oftentimes incurable. Brown’s BRroncutaL TROCHES are compounded go as to reach directly the seat of ane eee and give almost instant relief. e21 Im.r A New PexFuMs FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF, Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Nig! ht Blooming Cereus.’’ Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Gereus.”” A most exquisite, delicate and fr: 't perfume, distilled from the rare and beautiful lower from which it takes its name. Manufactured only by Prato & Sox, N.Y. Ss 5 $e 16-8 Sold by drugeists generally. De you celor your whiskers and moustache? If 80, use the “Japanese Hair Stain.” No hai in the world equai to it. Only one, prepar pal ion. It colors a natural black or brown. 5 cents @ box. 8. ‘ORD, je 2-e03m 290 enue, Sole Agent. Coreate’s onky Soap. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in ita action upon the akin. For sale by all Druggisteand Fancy Goods Dealers. ja25-eoly Secret Diseases, Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable ram- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent casesin twenty-four hours No mineral no balsam,no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken, It is the soldier’s hope, and 4 friend to those who eonzey Se to be exposed. Male packages, ale, $3. Samaritan’s Root and Herb Jwices—B itive and mavens case fer: Byppilis Scrofale Licara Sores ‘pots, TA. c. ice ,or six e8 Bold by BO. Ford. Seoasvcrtioonent me DISEASE! THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY Av) SEXUAL SySTEMS—new andreliable treatment— in gees of the Howard Association—Sent by mail sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Addresa D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ¢iation, No, 3 South Ninth street, Phiiadelphia Pa. mh X-3m WARRANTED 70 CuRBIN S1x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey’s Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years standing, will cure Gonerrhaa in siz is. No change ofdiet required. Price #1 per bottle. Sold by 8.0. Ford, corner 11th street and avenue, fsshington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly Neavovs Desrxiry, SautnaL WeAKNESS, ete. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himseit and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but aruth, Address, witn stam iis. "E DwARD &, Traves, mars D&Wily Lock Box: Boston, Mass, jae attegd a hapa rede toe veri ohh —Never Fades or Washes — ir 8, gents abox. The best im ane. try it. Bold by Ford, corner }ith street and Penn. avenue, Washington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria. a. Drs! Hats Dreit , Batchelor’s celebrated Heir Dye és the best in the tworld. The only harmless, ree and teliable Dye know- Thin splendid Hatr Dyeis perfect—changes Kod, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the hair or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and besutifal; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- Storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed Witt A Barouxton, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all druggists, &e. Fac- ry—81 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s Tollet Cream for dressing the hair. iy 7-eoly, MARRIED, On June 1th, by the Rev, Alfred Holmead SAMUEL LEE and NANCY LAURA GERTRUDE BRIDWELL. * On the 2ist instant, by the Re JOHN H. JACKRON to GaRer ¥- THOMAS o Virgin! Dr. Edwards, ‘to Mies MAR: ‘THis morning, at bait: twelve o'clock, JES- BIE ANDERSON: aged or yearns months andT ig funeral will take -morr: ives ani ends of the family are ipvi' roa morning, KATE OOMBS. child of Tease H. 16 days, T and J McOathbran, graninetionente hee © rm tween Band @ th. ee THE LATEST STYLES © | * ps " 2 TRAW Hs? g~ at L. LOOK WOOD & 00, see we 34 Pa.ot.. bet. a ex bk sta! | Nema eet FOR RENT ANID SALE. Fors iD Boe $ FOR RENT Two large 3 isi bet. ath nett jer 3t FSEsAsT FURNITORB FOR GALE AND HOUSE PORK ‘RENT .—Possession given im- a . The houte islarg= and commodivus, and the tiom most desirable. Apply to K PAGE, Auctioneer and Gopierteion Merchant, $02 7th streetund ii t Fellows’ Fe SALE— and FIXTURES of a ‘ocery Store, doing a good business, omthe Island, The proprietor intending to change his business, is the only reason for offering it forsale. For ticulars, call at 599 Seventh at.. between Virginia avenue and D sts , Island. jo 22-30" eS eee i oN THE BEIGRTS OF GEORGETOWN, ‘0 . I avail myself of this mode of answering the Pumerous inquiries that have been mads whether this beautiful residence of the late Co!. Eilet is for sale? It will be sold under a decree of the Supreme Court of this District (rendered necessary in con Fequence of the minority of two of his remai: three children, and because of their minority! about the end of the ensuing month of July. For the information cf those who may not be familiar with Clifton, but who may desire sn attractive enburban residence. combining the advantages of city and country life. I state that it is rituated in the center of our Heights, and contains about forty-five acres of land, highly improved, and planted. within the last six or seven years, with the choicest frnit and ornamental trees, having an excellent dwelling house of nine or ten rooms, an overserr’s cottage detached, lerge barn, stables, and other apprepriate out beth ans} with good fences, nearly all'of them new. It is surrounded by the splendid residences ot Tudor Place, of Gen. Halleck. Mrs. Boyee, Mrs. Barber, E. M. Linthi- cum, Esq., and others, and adjoins on the north the unds attached to the residences of Mrs. Linthicum and Mrs, Boyce, and is elevated, com- manding a view of all of them, as well picturesque valley of Rock Creek, the city of. Wash- ington, the Heightsof Arlington,and the Potomac river, The view of the city of Washington, across the valley of Rock Creek, is exceedingly beautiful. It is within twenty minutes’ walk, over a brick pavement three-fourths of the distance, of the railroad street cara running from Georgetown to Washington. For salubrity, neighborhoou, access to town and city, and beauty of situation, it is unsurpassed. Due notice will be given of the day of sale, In the meantime any inquiries can ba addressed 9 me a Georgetown, or J.C. McGUIRE ‘o.. Washington. fe 2-e02W W. REDIN. STABLING TO ry edly 3 for 59 horses, + Apply at Union Hotel, Georgetown. je21-3t* URNISHED. ROOMS FOR RENT, for gentle- men only. No. 559 Maryland avenue, between 10th and 11th streets. je 21-6t* OR RENT—A furnished front BED ROOM, for one or two gentlemen. Also, front basement, suitable for an office. Apply at No. 346 l0thst., between L and M. je 21-3t* {,OR SALE—A corner.LOT, 2%} by 75 feet, near the War Department. Must be sold, and will go cheap for cash. Inquire at No. 573 17th street weat. je 21-3t* OR RENT.—A «small STORE on Pennaylyania avenue, between 3d and 4%, street, No. 410. Possession ean be given immediately without pay- ing for the good will. It would also suit for an Of- fice. Je 21-3t* URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS can be bad at the corner of 1ith and H streets, No. Please call immediately. Je 20-3t* ‘OR RENT—Two ROOMS, one suitable for a store, on the first floor. Aprl on ith street, between Band T. [je 29-3t*] RS. ADAMSON. OR RENT—PARLOR and BEDROOM, eounect- ing. suitable for gentlemen or gentleman and lady. Inquire at 370 E street, between Sth and ith. je 20-3" OR SATH—A BRICK HOUBE and LOT. situa. ted in the most healthy location and splendid view of the railroad. Persons wishing to buy a g00d residence would do well to call on north, between 2d and 3d streets, Capito) je Mw" \O_LET AND IMMEDIATE POSSHASION GIVEN—One of the finest FURNISHED RES- IDENCES in the First Ward, containing about 17 rooms. To be rented till the Ist of October, but not to be used as a Poa ae or lodging house. Ingulre of JAS. F, HALIDAY, Real Estate Bro: ker, 6 llth street, near Pa. avenue. Je a-tf TRNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT —Por reat. until the Ist or 15th of October next sa com- letely furnished, two-story and basement BRICK HOUSE. with addition. Phe location ix exellent, street ill, and there isa large yard with grass and fruit trees attached. To a careful party, the rent will be moderate. Reference required. poly between the hours of5 and 8 p.m.. at the house No. 327 9th street, between L and M, je 2-3t* (OR SALE—A comfortable BRICK RBESI- DENCE, having ten rooms and a good cellar, well furnished throughout, and in thorough re- pair, with gas, water, heating range, and every modern convenience Immedia possession. The furniture and property in fee for $9,510. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers. . EB. corner Pa. av. and J5th st. je 0 eo5t {Chronicle.} Fo SALE—The one-balfinterest or the whole in the leasehold fora term of years, Furni- ture and Fixtures ofa RESTAURANT in a central location and doing an excellent business. This is arare chance for one wishing to engagein the business, as the purchase can be obtained ata very moderate price on account of the partner having business ina distant portion ofthe country re- pine his presence, Information can be had at No.8 Louisiana avenue, Washington, D.C. je 20-3t* '—Well furnished ROOMS in a private Inquire at 339 2ist street, near the Je 8-lw Fo SALE—A sma@ brick HOUSE and good sized LOT, containing four rooms and qumner Kitchen, Sitnated on 4th street, between N and Q, For particulars inqnire at GIBBS’ Hair Stere, 242 Pa, ay., near 13th st. je V7-Im {OR SALE—-A MOULDING MACHINE and TENON MACHINE, Must be disposed of by ist of July, and will be sold very cheap for cash, Can be seen at corner Maryland avenue and 6th st., Capito} Hill. . [je 17-1w*] |. L. NEVIUS, OR RENT—A STORE AND DWELLING, on the corner of I and 224 streets, containing six large rooms. If desired the.dwelling can be rented separate. Apply at the corner of Pa. avenue and 22d st je 17-5t* \REAT BARGAIN. G NOW IS YOUR CHANCE, For sale, a very desirable little 4 FABM, containing about 38 acres of land in a good state of cultivation, and well watered, situated in Fairfax county, Va., adjoining Arlington Farm,4 miles digjant com wan ing! city ane only 20 minutes walk to Georgetown market. pply to y ) NH. TUCKER, Washington city, No. 141 south B st., _ite I7-e06t* Island, OTEL FOR SALE. ARARECHANCE! A RARE CHANCE! THE SIMPSON HOUSE. Mr. KEYWORTH, of this firm, (Olaggett & Keyworth.) will dispose of his interest in this pop- ular HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. It has ten excellent Chambers. a fine Parlor, nice Kitchen, ete. The rent is oniy $13 per month. with a lease of two yearsandahalfto run. The Bar is second to none inthe city. The continued ill-health of Mr. Keyworth compels him to dispose of hisin- terest in the hotel. For further information ap- ply on the premises. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, avenue, between 3d and 4}s sts. Fo SALE OR RENT—A large brick HOUSE on 6th street, between H and I, Possession ivenatonce. Inquire ef Dr. BOGAN, No. 455 Massachusetts av. near 6th st. Je 15-2w* ‘OR RENT—To generions two neatly furnished CHAMBERS, ina very pleasant and heaithy tion, near the State Department and Lafayette Park, 460 New York avenue, and forty yards east of the borse cars running from the Qapitol to Georgetown. Rent low. je9-tf Fo, SALE—100 ACRES OF LAND at _Belts- i ville, 100 acres at Contee’s, 50 acres at Laurel, S00 acres at Savage, 10 at Annapolis Junction, 100 acres at Jemsop’s Cut, 160 at Hanover Switch, 45 acres near ridge Landing, 80 acres 3 mile from Baltimore, “Allon the Washington Branch ail cad, For terms.and descriptions apply, to M. BANNON, 32 8t. Paul's st., Baltimore, Md je 9-Im* OR RENT—A large STORE; good location for confectionery or ice cream saloon. Inquite at the store. $10 I street west. je6-Im MPYHIRTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS .— For sale, STOCK, FIXTURES, GOOD-WILL and three years’ LEASE of a well fitted up Restaurant on Rental vaais avenue, (thirteen rooms,) now in active. paying operation, MITCHELL & SON. Real Estate Brokers, |. E. corner Penna, av. and 15th street. je 10-eolm «Washington, D.O) FS SALE—A_ large and well-built ueesiery BRICK HOUSE, with back pallding: No.17 2d street west, between B and O st, Linmediate possession given. Apply to CHARLES H. LANE, 424 Pa. avenue. je 7-eotf OOMS FOR REN Comfortable and well- furnished Rooms ai 440 i2th street, between Gand H sts. The location is one of the most de- sirable in the city. my %4-tf * Seen ee ee ee ee {OR SALB—18,000 cash will purchase the stock, fixtures and furniture (with six ee Jeane at a nominal rent)ofa FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, tas of the | ———— BOY at BARR & BROS., No 115 g det. 19th and 2th sts nett ANTED—Two good URRPENTERS to work ‘on inside ‘ork, Apply im nediatsly at N 424 Massachusetts avenue, near7th st. je 22 ANTED—A cood WOMAN tonssi-tin cooking. Good wages will be given. ©: STRAT. TON'S Restaurant, corner Peans nd sth st, up stairs, je 22-36" _IMMEDIATELY—& OOLDRED NOOK. to zon few thiles in the canntry Ap 22 E strect, under Grover’s Theatre, WANTED—A woot WOMAN (white) to nenist with cooking, &c, Also, one to wash dishes apd make beds. Inquire at the Gorling House, 217 Penn.av., between }2th and 13th ats, je 22 2t* Vy ANTEP—By a@ reepectable young man, a SIT- TATION as Clerk ina Grocery Store. Well recommended, Had along experience at the basi ness. Address Rox 31. Star office. ja 22-3t ANTED— PFICKE CLERK and BAR KEEPER at the Central Hotel, southwest cernerof Penosylvavis avenue and Sixth strent, Good reference wili be required. je 22-3t* /ANTED—By 1a renpectable woman, TATION as cook ins pri ate fumily, no objection to eo a short distance in the country. A‘dress Box 36 Star Office. tt WANTED—By a middle.aged woman, a SITUA. TION to cook, wash and iron. or to do general housework in small private family. Addrsss Box 34. Star Office. It* WANTED—Aan honest healthy WOMAN with a frenh breast of milk, to nurse an infant three or four times aday. Ifshe lives near us the child canbe sent to her house. Call at No.534 Hst., bet. 6th and 7th, Je 22-3t* OUSE WANTED-—In a central location, with about 10 or 12 rooms. Will buy lease and fur- niture. Apply to W. L- WALL & Co., Auction and Commission ‘Merchants, south corner Penn. ave- nue and 9th street. ANTED—A good. steady GIRL, to do the general housework of & small family. One Peas Revolt ei iad G fred, Rome. eee wages. and prompt pay, by applying at the Star Office, Box No ie said: Je 22 3t* WANTED—An expert PENMAN; none others need apply. Room and board will be far- nished. and a fair weekly compensation besides. Undoubted references required, Call at the office of W. 8. LIVINGSTON & CO., corner 15th street and New York avenue, 1t* ANTED—A good CATERER at No. 432 G street, between 7th and 8th streets. None need apply without the best of reference, FURNI HED ROOMS for rent, at 432 G street, single or in suits. Suitable for For gen- tiemenonly. The house is being fitted up with water in rooms, Bath rooms, &c. je 22-2t* ANTED—A competent DRUG CLERK. Ref- erences required. Apply at the corner of 3d and Pennsylvaniaavenue, St 21-3” ANTED—A SITUATION as first-rate French ceok. Inquire at the corner of F aud 7th sts., confectionery store. je 21-3t* } OUSE PAINTERS WANTED-—Five good hands atT. A, BROWN'’S Paint Shop, No. 18, Louis- jana avenue, between i}, aud 6th streews. High- est wages given. je 21-at~ WV ANTED — Several good CARPENTERS, to whom good wages will be piven, Apply to H. WINGATE, Congress street, Georgetown, be- tween7and9p_m. je 21-3t* QUBSTITUTE WANTED.—An eligible Substi- 9 tute wanted for the District; one not subject to draft. Apply to THOMAS RUSSELL, 294 E st., near iith. je 21-36" WANTED—BODY SERVANT (colored) to wait on a wounded officer. He must be active aad experienced. Only those who can bring the best of references need apply. northwest corner of F and 15th sts, je 21-1w Bee WANTED—A young gentleman wishes to obtain a pleasant ROOM, with BOARD, in a private family, in Washington or Georgetown. Address stating terms, &¢., Post Office Box 564. je 21- Offices. AUCTION SALES. For other Auction Sales sce first page. THIS AFTERNCON AND TO-MORROW PRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO RANDSOME BUILDING LOTS Oo P BT. AND FIPVH STRELT WE: On WEDNESDAY. the 224 instant. we i nell, in front of the pretises. at 6 q'c‘ock, p.m , Lots 19 acd? , insubdivision of square 5:1, having afrort each of @ f-at on P street, raonieg back 135 fest toa feetalley. Terms ° Ail conveyance st coat of the parcharer. faclui- ing stamps, @2 will be regitfre: id dowa when the property is Enocked off on ¢: Tot. And icsmedistely afier the shove sale. we shall kell in front of the premises. Lot No.9, in aqusre 5:3, having a frovt of 83 feet 10 inches on. New Jer- NORTH, BRKT WEEN NW. SehsEy AVENUE | o'clock p.m., we will sell on PLP YL ae. th and 1" lot is very handsomely situated, having an east front; in a commanding position. cverms: Half cash; balance im 6 and 12 months, for 1 ote! aring intere-t, Al) conveyance, stamps, &c., ateost of purchaser. 220 wi.l be required whea the property is knocked off, Title indisputable. ‘ $0 16-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aus. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON THE ISLAND AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, the 2d instant, hall sell, ‘on the premises, at 6 o’clock p. m., the following bandeome Building Lots, viz: Lote Nos. 1 end 6, in Square No. 335, No.1 has a front on C rtreet routh of 67 fest, al the corner of lith street west. Lot No.6 basa front on Virg avenue, at the corner cf 12th atreet. of Both of which Lots will be subdivided to suit pur- chasers. Lot 6 fronts the Ma}l near the Smith- sovian Institution—a beautiful location, ALSO, Immediately after the sale of the above, we shall sell East part of Lot No 4. in &quare No. 537, having a front of 32 feet on Virginia avenue, run- ning back about 18) feet, between $d ana 4s streets, iit be divided ifderired, Te ms: one-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest. Adead given and deed of trust taen, All conveyance at cost of purchaser, including revenue stamps, Title indi-putable. Twenty dollars will be required of each pur- ehaser when the property is knocked off. and if not complied with it will _be put up agai and seldto the next Bighest bidder. jele-d (Rep | GREEN & WILLTAMS, Aucts, Y J. OC. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOTS ADJOINING THE CITY, AT THE COR- NBR OF 7TH AND BOUNDARY STREBTS. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 224, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, by virtus of a decree 0: the Bupreme Ovurt of the District of Columbia, fitting in chancery, passed on the 9th day of April, 1861, in a certain cause wherein Geor, - Miller is complainant and Ellen Miller et al are detend- ante, (No. 146.) we shall sell. part of Asract otland belonging to the estate of the late Charles Miller, fronting on Seventh street west,on the east and wert sices, and on Benge y street, divided into good sized Building Lots, plats of which may be obtained of either of the Trastees or the Auction- core rlorto the sale, or on the premises at the ‘ime of sale, i There Lots are just outside of the Corporation limfts and consequently are not liable for city : One-third in cash: the remainder in six, twelve,and eighteen months, with interest, for which the purchaser mvat givé notes secured to the satisfaction of the Trustees. The purchasers to have te option of paying all in cash. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- charere, Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with within five days thereafter, the Trustees reserve the right ofre-selling, atthe risk and ex @ of the de faulting purchaser, on one week’s notice in the National Intelligencer. . A_ BORER, SEG MORGAN. ¢ Trasteos, A. THOS BRADLEY. my.30-eo&ds J.C. McoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, W ANTED—1.000 LADIES to come and bay the same number of Embroidered Yokes and Sleeves, Bands and Wrappers. We have reduced the price one-fourth, and now offer them cheaper hi ever. . tier te 381 F at.; opposite Patent Office, WANTED-BOARD, with ROOM, from the ist July, for a gentleman and his wife, in a pri- vate family, or where there are but few hi in a locality convenient to the Treasury Dep: ment. Address A. J. B., Star office, or throu, the post office, caré Comptroller of the Car- rency. jeal-3t" 4; ANTED—A SERVANT GIRL, as chamber- maid and nurse, Inquire 445 Ninthstrest, above F street, opposite Patent Office. je 2)-3t* WANTED- An accepiable SUBSITUTE, for which # liberal price will be given. Apply at 334 Pennsylvania avenue. Je 2-3" ANTED—Two good WAITERS, to whom good V wages will be given. Apply at435, E street, near7th. Je 20-3t* WASTED —An APPRENTICE wa the Baking business at McKelde 967 t. Apply immediatel: ry, e ne e __Lye20-3t* ANTED—A WET NURSE, with a full breast of milk, for ax infant under two months old. Apply at 46 Dunbarton street, Georgetown, D.C. Je 20-e03t* W V ANTED—A COOK to do the work of three in family. To a competent person the best wages will be given. Apply atWM. L. WALL & CO.’8, south corner Pa, avenue and 9th st. je 20 ANTED—A BOY, from 15 te 17 years of age. Must come well recommended. No other need apply. Inquire at the Jewelry Store, No. 280 Penn. avenue, between llth and 12th sta. je 20-3t" 4 GOOD GRANITE CUTTERS WANTED at the Chestnut Street Bridge. Wages $3 per day. Pay every two weeks, CLARK. MoGRANN & KENNEDY, je 20-2w Contractors, Phitadelphia V ANTED—Two good MEN, who havea general knowledge of Tunuing and attending the machinery of a well regulat d planing, and sawing mill. Apply at the corner of the city of Washington, D.O Je 20-1w N.C. DRAPER & CO, h and C streets,in* B* J.C, McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON K, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STRESTS AT AUCTION For Sale, House No. 403, on treet, between 9th and 10th, containing six ro , and just ra- aired throughout, will be sold at Auction te tha Highest bidier on’ WEDNESDAY, June 23d. at7 o’clock.p.m. This neat comfortable aad con- venient dwelling location. for health, good water. convenience to Market, City Cars andailthe Publie Buildings, cannot be surpassed in the city, Terms cash. Possession given at Sale, Conveyancing and stamps st cost of purchaser. This Property, it ia believed, willrent for $50 per month, je.21 J.C. MOGUIRE & CO.. Aucta. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ESTRAY COW AND CALF AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, the 22d inst., at 4 o'clock, p. m., we shall sell, at the residence of Jeremial Lynch, on north N street, between 4th and 5th at. west, One black Cow and Calf. with white spots on the bind. quarters. taken up and duly advertised heretofore as an Estray Cow, ‘Terms cash. Je 21-2t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y WM. B. LEWIS & O0.. Auctioneers, GREAT BALES OF RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS, AUTOGRAPHS, ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS, &..&¢ . AT AUCTION. WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 15, at 1, at Mr. A. Hunter’s Rooms, over the Bank o! ington, we shall sell, allofMr Hunter's stock of Rare and Valuable Books, Magazines, Law Btate Papers. Exploring Expeditions. Orimean Reports, Annual De! of Congress, Dictionaries, Miscel: 8, &c., with Coins, Curiosities, ‘¢ Plaster Busts, Paintings. among which a valuable Pisture of Jupiter, &c., by Cor- regeio. Also, Secretaries, Book Cases, Shelving, al o’elx, Wash- jes, &e,, &e. les will be continued TUESDAY and WED NESDAY EVENINGS, until all are sold, rooms must be vaca! as the atan early day ed Catalogues of 20 lots ready three days before each sale. Books can be seen at any time, je9-tf [Chron.] W.B. LEWI8 & 00., Aucts W ANTED TO LEASE—A HOUSE and STABLE, in or out of the city. No objection to a few Acresof Land. Address Box No. 2, Star Office, jel5-lw* Wy ANTED-SEOOND HAND FURNITURE. W 4n. HrnkoRS, CARPETS. BEDS. BED: DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS ofevery on, B, BUCHLY, 427th street, between G and H.east side, PERSONAL. Gp 2oRGE KNIGHT, Deceasep — Pursuant to F an act of Parliament, made and p: 22d and 23d years of the reign of Her present Majesty ueen Victoria, entitled ‘An act to farther amend the law of property and to relieve trustees,” noties is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any debt, claim or demand against or upon the estate of George Knight, formerly of South- ampton, in the county of Southampton, in Eng- land, wine merchant, but late of the city of Wash- ington, in the District of Columbia, in the United Biates Of America, gentleman, (who died onthe 7th day of April, oné thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, at Washington aforesaid, and whose will was proved by William Woodgate Allen, of Church street, Stoke, Newington, in the county of Middlesex, in England, grocer, one of the execu- tora named in the said will, he 19th day of May, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, in the rincipal registry of Her Majesty's Court of Pro- pate in England.) are hereby Feguired to send in particulars thereof to the said William Woodgate Allen at the offices of the undersigned, on or be- fore the Ist day ol August next, affer which time the said William Woodgate Allen will proceed to distribute ‘he assets among the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the claims of whicn he shall then have received notice, Dated this twenty-sixth day of May, one thou- sand eight hundred and pines PONTIFEX & WEST, No. 58t. Andrew’s Court, Holborn, London, ‘So- liciter to the said William Woodgate Allen: je 15-law2w R8. L. SMITH, an excellent Olairvoyant and Test Medium, 252 Fourth street, five doors above I street, examines diseases, heals by mag- netism, sees your dead and livi friends, tells character, gets names, reads the future, has great sympathy for the afflicted. Hours from 10a. m.to 8p.m, je 10-2w* 'O THE POOR AND UNFORTUNATE.—Oon- ee gtatia from 11 to 12m. Medicines without charge. DR, BECHTINGER, Formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and Italien army. informs the public of Washington that he bas just arrived from Paris, and devotes his attention to the treatment of all kinds of dis- easeb. Particular attention to females and private diseases. He conversesin English, French, Ger- man, Spanish and Italian languages. His diplo- mas from the most celebrated university of Euro hang in his office, Penn. avenue, 303, near 8 neon nours, 9 to lla. m.; \e 7-. 4to6p.m. UERY?—Who has the largest assortment of pattern for Stamping? Whe is the only prac- tical person that Stamps? Who has the largest pambes of hands at Embroidery? Who has the nest stock of Embroideries, Braids, &c.,and who B the only, person in the District that does Fluting for ladies dresses SF PRINOE, 381 F STREET, 2g yhere ladies can select from 25,000 choice pate: for oy kina of work, and where they can get ANY, ATT ‘RN stamped, Having stamped. for 80,000 in Washington, D.0.. containing forty rooms, This | ladies is proof that he Knows his business, Ladies establishment Ie oniducted on the ate epeen plan, | who do Dot want their goods spoiled, but stam and is thoroughly stocked and farnished with every | as they should be, go to the onty person ‘in the city modern eonvanienes, ‘Location the best in Washiig-~ | who a od work, : ton, witht an exteusive peyin ; FLUTING | FLUTING! FLUTING! Call or address Stir: L & 80N, The only machine in town apy in. operation, B.E. corner Pet aa sth at Many BAL BSTTELY street, opposite Paeant OMG . B. Tr nn. ave. ai a ™ '3* atreet.o Bi aten' my 23-1m Washington, bb. pa A atid Ra PpHoroezara ane AmBRoryPE GALLERY For rent, ‘one of the largest and hest located Gal- leries in Washington, with all the modern im~ provements, None but first-class artista of high reputation in the art need apply. This ‘is arare chonce fora good energetic eperator with some capital. Apply on the promi: ie : J. W & C0., 510 7th atreet.3 doors south of ‘Terms cash, first month in Ce igliowy “tt I 0 NT+An elegant -HOUS: ithe “brow Coonbats partiafiy, formisneds with all made ern improvements, centrally and pleasantly lo- ted, No. 444 E street, ft Sec- retary Rare, Somstinr with . brick Savi, The premises aaieed ‘on the premises, or Capt. GEO! >, % civenimmediately, weit ely furnished 2. in holt . Boa- “Tuly taguive at Siar Of- GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS GORG ETON TAXES—An abatement of six per cent. will be allowed on. the general tax for theeurrent if on or hefore the firat d ofduy next OHA B. weuod. Je20-11t* Colle ctor. E A! 8 MTOR Than, rid GBOUNP ALUM, ‘por eate BOC "GALT, for oriés dnd cattle, f “i I. THOS. DAVIS. Ope engl AerNERY Fo, “Gov, Ourtin” and apply to Captains om beard, or to ae es the | my 13- Waters poet. Geo ‘ eae 461 Seba Boeke” ; BY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Southwest corner Pa. avenue and 9th st, ERIES, LIQUORE, CIGA! x GROC. 8, L QuORE a AHS AnD TOBACOO TION, On THURSDAY MORNING, June 234, at 10 o’clock, we will sell at the Auction Rooms— Chests Tea, boxes Sperm and Adamantine Oan- dles. Barrels Coffee and boxes do, Boxes Canned Fruits and Meats Boxes Brown, Yellow and Casti Boxes Starch, Yeast Powders, Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon, Cases Whiskey, demijohns Brandy ana Whiskey, m boxes Doltes . ai joxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars, 25 boxes prime Chewing Tobacco, 32 gross Natural Leaf Tobacco. aah and quarters Brandy, Cases Jamaica om, Gibson’s XXX, Old Bourbon and other brands. Barrels Whiekey. various brands, 3, Pipe Holland Gin, 2 Barrels Apple Brandy. 50 cases Qlar 5) cases G1, eee Undershir' d Clothing. A quantity of Small Stores and Sutier’s Goods, ‘Terms cash. jen WM. L. WALL &CO.Auc'ts AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. Y¥ W.L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers, LARGE LOT OF LUMBER, DOORS, FRAMES, LOCKS RINGER get a. At SUOTIOR, : On THURSDAY A ERNOON, AL 18 Targe lo‘ otucw Lumber, being the Baaterial of twelve new frame houses, whieh had te Sreruia can’ Sale positive Jo B-3t WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, A BRICK HOUS! On THU RSDAY, the 24th instant, ses at6 o'clock p. m., will be sold a artof Lot numbered 22, in Sq & three story Brick House sasion Ist July. This Rroves'y Street west, between N i north. One-third cash; balance in 6 an’ 12 months. with interest, secured by a deed of trustom the premines. aus and conveyances at the expense of pur- cbarer If terms of sale are not complied with in 5 days the property will be resold at the expense of the purchaser after 5 dara noticein the Star je 18-d GREEN & WI '¥ J, ©. MOGUIRE & OO,, Auctionsers. KREMPTORY fALK OF BUILDIN PR STREST NORTH, GETWEMN FIFTE AND BIXTe STREETS EAST. HUBSDAY AFTERNOON. June 234, at & o'clock. on the premi-es, we shall sell Lota No. 1, 2and 8. in Uhimsn’s subdivision of square No. 883, fronting each 17 feet 6 inches on H street north, at the corner of Sixta street east, and extending back 8) ‘eet to analley. . Also. Lot No. 5, in Laner’s subdivision of square No. 776, fronting 17 feet 6 inches oa north H street, between Sdand 4th streets east, and running back 65 feet to an alley. Terms cash Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, je2-d {Rep J.0.McGUIRE & Oo., Aucts, YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT PUB- DEBIRABLE BOBO COTION o On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 233. at 6 o’clock, on the premises, we shail aell Lots No 1 and 16, in Square numbered 896, situated at the cer- ner of north L street and 6ta atreet east, fronti: 15 feet 1 inch ep north L street and 167 feet inches on Sth street east, improved by & new twe- story and basement brick awelting hum, contaim- ing 8rooms. with celler; stabling for horses and cows, wazon-house. with large hay loft, and other out- buildings. ‘The grounds are laid out with choice fruit trees, gtapes. &c., and, with a smal! expense, could be Converted into a fine summer resort and public arden, Terma: One-third in cash; the residue in 6. 12 and 18 months, with interest, secured b; deed of truston the premises. 7 Early possesrion given. Conveyances and stau:ps at the cost of the pur- haser. 4 Je isa {Rep.]_ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y J. C, MoGUIRE & OO., Aucti oneers, THREE FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON SOUTH E STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SSVENTH STREETS EAST, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. | , Pursuant tos decree of the Supreme Oourt of e District of Colambia passed on the 26th day of May, 1864. in an coaity cause, (No. 217) wherein Jcsepb H. Skione, e~u others are complai ardJohn L Hall detendant, the subscriber will on THURSDAY, the 23d day of June instant. at 632 o’clock in the afternoon, on the premises, o for sale at Public Auction, tothe highest bidder, Lot No, 6 and the east half of Lot No.7, in Square 876, in thiseity. The lots are adjacent and front on E Street south, between Sixth and Seventh streets east, runsing back to South Oarolioa ave- nue, and are improved by three frame hou The terms of sale are: One-third cash; the re mainder in equal instalments in three and six months after the day of sale, The notes of the yarchaser, with approved security, be aken for the deferred payments. If the terms of sale are not complied with with- in five daysthereafter, the trustee will re-sell the property at the risk and cost of the defauting PiGonbeys es and stamps at the cost_ofthe pur. onbe; 1c 2s) a e par- chaser, ROBERT M- BEALE, Trustee, je7-Staw2wkda J.0.MoGUIRE &00.. Aucts, YJ. 0. McoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, AARGE AND WELL-FINISHED DWELLING- eNoueR ON G STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 218T AND 22D STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC On THURSDAY. June 23d, at 6 o’clock,on the remises, we shall sell part of Lot 15,in Square '0. 80, fronting 2% feet on G street. north, between 2ist and 22d streets west, and running back 128 &¢ inches, together with the improvements, con- sisting of a well-built and finished thrce-stoi Brick Dwelling House,twith two-story B: Building, with Marble Mantels, Water and Gas, and finished in the mostsuperior manner through- out; cellars under the whole builuing, Immediate po7iestion will be given. m Terms: One-third in ; the rerainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by & “tiie indimpatal le in le. Conveyances atthe cost of the purchaser. ‘ouse is well furnished, which may be takew + a fai tion. a er td eUetOP So. McGUIRE & 0O., Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TWO-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE AND I STREETS, AT AUCTION, x On FRIDAY. the 2th inst., at 6o’clock p m., we shall sell in front of the premises, part Lot No. 2, in square No. 260, with the improvements, consist— ing of a two-story and attic frame house with brick back building, containing eight good rooms, The above property isin a good neighborhood, making it a good investment for any one wishing to_ purchase a Rrivate residence, _ Terms: One-half eash, balance in 6, 12 and 18 months, for n gz interest and secured by a deed of trust o remises. ea conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Sez0-e GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, ee ¥ WM.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, U.®. MARSHAL’SSALB OF SOHOONERINDIAN AND CARGO. In virtue of a decree issued from the Clerk’s Of- fice of the Supreme Court of the District of Col- umbia, holding a District Court, and to me direct- ed, T willexpose to public sale, for cash, at the foot of Sixth street Wharf.on the Potomac river, in the the City of Washington, D. C..on FRIDAY, the 24th day of June, 1864, commencing at 11 ‘o'clock Tho SCHOONER INDIAN, her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture, ALSO. 12 Pigs; a lot of Ohickens, 1 bag of Salt; 1 barre! of Flour, 1 Ham: a lot of Cigars, Lot of Beef; Mackerel and Sugar, 2 Compasses: Sextants, Lot of Charts; 2 8pyglasses, Lot of Soa: lot of Brooms, 1 mens ieee, Also, immediately after the sale of the above, I will sell— The SOHOONER MALINDA, her Tackle, Apparel and Farniture, for cash, and 1 barrel . H. LAMON,U. 8. Marshal. D.C: je 13-4 per WM. L. WALL & CO , Aucts. YJ. C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, ELEGANT COLLECTION OF FRENCH BRONZE FIGURES, BUSTS. AND GROUPS OF HIS WELL AS MYTHOLOGICAL BONGAL Ate IMPORTATION OF ME SIGNS. 5) ‘o be wold at Public Auction on MORNING. June 23¢, at N o'clock, at our sales room, corner of Penntylvania avenue and Ith st. and willbe ready for examination en the day pre pions to sale. Among the various subjects wilt be jound— Fabius and Scipio, Peter the Great and Charles the XII, Guttenberg and Gallileo Pandora ané Payche, Buss of Flora and Semmer, Warriors of Middle ages— Louis XV, Tancredi, and Aree. Mousquetairs, Painting and Music, Peace and War, Columbus and Cortez With others.adetailofwhich will be foundin the catalogues. The above collection, per steamer Bremen, was selected by Mensra, Viti Brothers expressly for this market, and will be found upon examination to he well worthy of oublic attention. This is a spacis) sacc, and the first of the kind ever attempted in thir “ity. Je li-d J.C, .chUIRE& CO., Auct’s. ALB AT ALEXANDRIA, VA. OF OON- S14 tind WoRsEs any MOLES, °° Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot Washinston sees Washineion B Ce dune i, itt Will be dole at Public Auction, at Alexandria, pe DAY, June B, 1864, at 11 o’clock g. m.; 9 HORSES AND MULES, condémed as unfit for public service, Terms cash, in Government funds. D. H, RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quattermaster, jei5-td Depot of Washington, D.O BY J. C. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers... VALUABLE LEA&EHOLD, BUILDINGS, ND TOOLS AT: PUBLIC SALE ST ooe On MONDAY AFTERNOON. June 27 :at 634 0’clk, on the premises, we shall sell, the (whic! bas four years to run,) togetber with theimprove- ments, consisting of g Brick Building with in the rear, used a5 a parma boeing, biishment, ow je ith tl is yf 3 Teoen Twelfth and ten ae stree buildi Estreet is it 8 iby: the lot 28 fact by 6s feet fuchee, ‘The yromices Gant is fall. slew of: Pepnsylvania avenue and are ‘erirable for any manufacturing business. Asan i porieee fe i <A Wits Sh ver month 8 Lease; but as wner toleave the city he prefers tomell, 3,0. MOGUIBE & 00.,aucts. Br J. 0. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAMILY ECLINING HOUSEKEEPING. On FRIDAY MORNING, June 2sth, at the resi- dence cf I. B. Blogs, Esq.. corner i8th and I ats., ve shall cellthe Furniture and Effects, compris- e— Excellent Rosewood Case Piano Forte, Mabogany Parlor Chairs, Rockers, Marble- top Center and other Tables, ane and Wood-reat Chairs, Three py and other Carpets, Brursels Stair Ca-pet, Rods and Eyes, Bedsteada, Bureaus, Washstand: Wardrobes, Hair and 6e8, Bolsters and Pillows, Window Shades, Mahogany Dinin; les, Refrigerator, China Glass and Crockery Ware, Ogoking and other Stoves. e £ ’ _jeled 3.0. MCGUIRE & Co,. Auct’s, * BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS FRONT- ING ON NORTH E. BETWEEN FIRST AN, SECOND BIREBTS ‘WES AT AUCTION. On FRI , the 24th instant, we shall sell, im front of the premises, at 6 o'clock ‘p. m., the fol- lowing Building Lotsin Kibbe Square’871, being Lota Nos. 22, Square, each having a fr feet and contain 2.70 quare feet, On twoof lots there arebrick foundations. All ran back te ey. ‘The above described property is beautifully sita- ated and handsome building sites. a x ‘erms: One-third in cash; balance in 6, 12 and 18 months, for notes bearive interest from ofwale, A'derd given aut aceed of trust taken, ¥ All conveyanciag, including stamps, at cost 100 wil be required on each lot when knocked off “iitte ind 3 Naa isputab'e. PGRERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY J. © MoGUIER & 00., Auctioncers. BUILDING LOT ON NORTH @ STREET. BE. SWEEN NORTH OapfTOL AND 1ST STREET On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 1g, at S96 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell par! No. 14, in Square No. 624, fronting 16 feet on no! street, be' orth C~pitol street and Ist st. and running back 175 feet 8 inches to a 90-foot, T. One-third cash; the remainder ie 7 ect tnelve: onths, with interest, secured b: of. ton the prem: eee ee MG UTIES Con kuct's: Ap TERARYA ER J marge wet 5.9 ;