Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. aM ENTS TO-NIGHT. © Grover’s THBATER.-The id spectacular - drama of “The Sea of Ice,” a grand scenic dis- play, with new music, and characters by the entire company. WasHincTON THEATER.— Miss Pauline Cushman and J. M. Ward in the Irish drama ef The Colleen Bawn,” supported by many of the favorites ot Ford’s Theater. Nixon's Crrevs, Sixth street, near the Canal. Equestrian, acrobatic, gymnastic and comic performances by the great New York combina- tion troupe. STRAW sBeERY FESTIVALS, at Union League Reoms, Old Trinity Hall, (5th street,) Wesley Ohapel, Foundry Chapel, E street Baptist Cnurch, andthe Urphan Asylum, (near the circle). TenreRanceE Hatt, E street, between 9th and lvth —Second May Festival of Prof. Ma- Tini and bis pupils. The success of Prof. Mari- ni’s exhibitions and festivals will not permit this to be overlooked. A delightful entertain- Ment i- anticipated. Oxrorp.—* Jack Robinson and his Monkey,” the ballet of «The Sultan’s Prize.” burlesques, Songs, negro delineations, kc. Benefitot Tom Goney CanTEREURY.—The ballet of «The Revolt ot the Harem,” burlesque, sangs, negro delinea- tions, and a screaming afterpiece. May EnterTainmentT.—The performance by the young ladies of the Fourth District Sebool, of The Flower Queen,” by Geo. F. Root, on Wednesday night, was something new here in the way of a May festival, and at- tracted an immense crowd, not half of whom Were able to obtain seats; and the entertain- ment will consequently be repeated to-night at the same piace, (Udd Fellows’ Hall,) and for the benefitof the same deserving object, the Sixth Presbyterian Church, Island. The Tmusical proficiency of this school has, with its other merits. always attracted attention at its exhibitions, but it was hardly supposed by its warmest adwirers that sufficient musi- cal material and attainment could be tound in | a single school to successfully bring out a piece of musical composition of the class of the “Flower (Jueen;’ hence the surprise so gen- erally expressed upon the excellence of the performance on Wednesday night. Mrs. Amidon, the principal of the school; Mr. Danie}, the musical instructor: and Mr. | G. R. Thompson, baving the immediatesuper- | vision of the exercises, were warmly felici- tated atthe close of the performances upon the great success of the entertainment. It would be impossible with the space at command to give deserved critical notice to individual performers, and must content our- selyes with naming collectively as tollows those who gave so much pleasure to the public on that occasion: Personifications.— Recluse, Miss A.C.Thomp- gon: Suntiower, Miss 0. Willams; Hollyhock, Miss Mattie Gray; Dandelion, Miss Cally ‘Thomas: Japonica, Miss lda Pumphrey: Tu- hip, Miss Maggie Pumphrey; Lily. Miss Mary | Ward: Heliotrope, Miss Carry Thayer; Ivy, Miss Mary Wright; Daisy, Miss Bell Rosebery Rose, Mi3s M. Robey: Dahlia, Miss E. Abeil; Touch. me-not, Miss Annie Thompson; Crocus, Miss Mary Isdei!, Forget-me-not, Miss Bell Robey; Pink, Miss Fannie Williams; Violet, Miss Emma Thomas; gnionette, Miss Li Henning; Marygold, Miss Sarah O'Brien: samine, Miss Clara Worrell: Poppies, Misses Ida Stewart. Irene Robey, Ida Barron, Katy Thompson, Ida Rowe, ma Preuss, Ester Gregg; Heather Bells, Misses Lela Abell, Mol- hie Herburt, Maggie Williams, Amy Barnard, Mamy Osgodby, Sallie Graham, Susy Osgod- by, Alice Birch, Florence Hinton. Nightin- gale (fiute,) Mr. Fairfax. The piano accompaniments were admirably given from a fine Steinway instrament, by Miss Rachel Garrett, a graduate of the Fourth District Grammar School. ———— ADMITTED TO Bait.—Yesterday Mr. Uter- mehle.counse! for Charles W Spencer, who WS arrested and committed to jail in default of £10,000 bail for a hearing before Justice Jonhnson,on acharge of abstracting $165,000 in bonds, &c., from the Post Office Department, applied to Justice Johnson fora reduction of the bail and offering securities. Wm. B Uud- lip, the party arrested mm Baltimore, has not arrived, and as there ts no certainty as to the tme when he will arrive, the friends of young Spencer, who do not believe him guilty of any part in the larceny, are anxious to have him liberated until the time for trial. Justice Johnson consulted with N. Wilson, Esq., act- ing tor the District Attorney, and censented to reduce the bail to $50.40. Mr Utermehile of- fered Messrs. Thomas Lewis and Job W. An- gos, who made oath that they were worth 50,4 @ after all their just debts are paid, and they were accepted as securities, and Spencer was released. Maremace Licem During the past mouth the Clerk of the Court bas issued 192 marriage licenses, of which 36 were to colored couples.—an increase of 2) over May of last year. In May. 1563, the number was 119. and in May, iséz, 129 It is suspected that this PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c: EMEMBER THE HEROES OF PLEASUBR. A GRAND PIC NIC will be given by the United Circle of Friends. a e City ree street north, on MONDAY, June, Commitice of Arrangements:—Wm. Mink, J. H. Bowie wm B. Meera: SA ets 50 cents, admitting a ge! be admitted, dies. No disrespectful persoos By order of the peemnens. WM. MINK. Jo 2-F&S&Th.F BE! HE PIC NIC FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Prospect Hill Cemetery. which was to take place May 20th, has been postponed natil further notice. Tickets are good for, eng Nic. THE COMMITT: | CRESS SE eal ae On account of nate seieat Gh the steamer which was ep. , the members o the ISLAND PLEASURE OLUB reepectfully and others that th Excursion unt safe and commodious. steaaer leave the wharf foot of 7th street at 9 m.. and alao at 235 o’cleck p. m. 45 Tickets 1, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Tickets of the 3iat good w the 8th. my 3(-St* WANTS: eee Writ white Woman OQ0K and 0d 4M 5 2 , bet. D ana AID, Inquire 464 10th atrost, bere Wa4nrEeD— La PORERG for: erading streets. ir Steady work ead wages. Apply to GBORGE, contractor on F street. je ie ANTED-A g00d ORDER KK, at toe aye tet ere hate one iver. ly to D. Ly > “Ako, « CRAMBEEMATD. eee est? WANTBD—A COOK at the Suropsan Hotel, ee of Pennsyl avence and lith pier one need apply e: je2 WV ANTED—B: ‘ respectable woman, # SITU- V ATION to’ cook, wash ‘and iron, or to de cbamberwerk and assist in washing ocd ironing, No. 359 13th street, between H ana ie att ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Four first - class \ WAITERS and two GIELs for the kitcaen. None but French or German weed apply at 332 B street, near Grover’sTheater. = ‘382 WANTED—Twenty goed DRESSMAKERS and fits Skents for ae enmachine, Apply to 465 reet, corper F. Megs __B.corstn. WANTED-A good BARBER, aleo a BOY to make himself useful. Good wages will be given; inquire at No. 3 Bast Capito! street, Cae Ook INDE TG FAMILY CIROLE PIC-NIC will take place TUESDAY, June 6th, at the PARK, 7th st, Arrangements have been made 0% order. A pleasant time is anticipated. Tickets cents, my 2? eoot* A&E PHOTABLE WOMAN WIBHES A BSiT- UATIUN as housekesper or cook,in a small family. Would come well recommended. Inquire 365 sth st., between@ and H. je 22t* WANTBD-at T. RUSSELL’S. No. 277 Pa. 1 avenue, ap experienced COOK. (colored fe- 118 diatety.- ) Also,a good WASHBR WOMAN, imme- je 2-lw p®e. J. W. KREIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, PAKKBR'S HALL, Penn. ave.. between Gth snd 7th, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Pref. KREIS begs leave te announce to his for- mer patrons and the public in general that at the request of a great many of his pupils as well as others. he will continue his Classes Cee the summer season. i Da) peed ue oe for —_ Misaes,. an mi a BB, from Sto Bovcloek. 8 “ba Saturday afternoonsy Gentlemen's Class, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings, _ z Private instructions given te suit the cenve- niences of the pupil. & For further information apply at or ajdress a note to the Academy, or m No 18 Washing- ton weeregs corner Pa. avenue and 7th street. my 19- WwW ROTHECHILD'S . SUMMER GARDEN, Pa. av., bet. 34 and ith ats., (Capitol Hill.) The largest Garden in the District. Open evrry evenivg, witha FREE CONCERT sw SHOOTING GALLERIES, INGS, &c. inds in nice arbors. ties. my 13-3m* [ PERSONAL. U| ety FIRM OF AUGHERTON & BAILEY Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. GEORGE AUGHERTON, 7 DAVID BAILEY. _ Washivgton, D.C., June Ist, 1265. 1t* V / ABNING —Whereas on Sunday last, the 2xth Gay of May, my wife, Sophia, have without any reason and cause left me, I therefore demand of ber te return to me within three days, other- I consider myself as divorced. warning there- by the Public not to credit her anything in my name. I will not hold i pee ed Lance Holes miyaelt responsible for any od WILLIAM FRIDAY, _fo2 st Washington, D.C. JOTICH IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Oe pedeip l p heretofore existing between T. W. Billeary and J. A. Wilson, Known asthe firm of Hilleary & Wilson. and doing bnainers at No. 06 12th atreet, was. by mntual consent, dissolved e 2th day ef Mey. 1855. Kither member of the late arm is authorized to settle the boo¥s and receipt. T. W, HiLLEARY, A. WILSON. The business will hereafter be conducted at the €. $06 12th street, by T. W. HILLBARY, dy to fill all orders with diapatch. jozats CST, WW. HILLEARY.— FORBIGN GENTLEMAN. WITH A MOD- es to form the acqiaint widow, with a view to Aiminbility of temper, eans, to render mar- ies who desire to enter ddreas in perfect con’- it Office, Washington, D. m: NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC —The Public are .% bereby warned not to trust or advance credit to any person er persons on my account. without my individual order therefore: for I will not hold mytelfresponsible for the same. my 31 3t ALFRED LEE. DE HILLIPS hes removed to Pennsylvania ente, near 4th st..over Messrs. Kidwell’s Dra ore. 5 3mifr GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS EORGETOWN, D. C.. MARKET-HOUSE. The Stands and Stalls in the new Market-House, in this tow i be sold at public auction on MONDAY, the 5th day of June next, at 3 o'clock p.m. For particular information as to terms and conditions of the sale application may be made to the Clerk of the Oorporation, William Laird, mumber does not include all who have been married, as during the month several names have appeared in marriage notices which do not appear on the register. SS Criminat Covet.—The court disposed of the following larceny cases on Wednesday: Jonn Brown, guilty: Charies McCarthy, do; sentenced each to one vear in the penitentiary. Hugh Strider, not guilty. Mary E. A. John- son. guilty. age Opp FRiLLow’s HaLi.—Repetition of “The Flower Queen” by the ladies of the 4th Dis- trict Grammer School, for the benefit of the 6th Presbyterian Church. One of the most enjoy- able extertainments of the season. Te Pror. MAkry! to-night gives his second May festival at his academy on E street. Great preparations are on foot, both at the academy and among the expected participants in the affair, tor a brilliant entertainment. ee Looxor7T for the Strawberry festival at St. Paul's English Lutheran church next Tues- day. CITY ITEMS. ——— @CALirorNia Stone Sets and Rings, Jet En- ameled Buckles, Pearl Combs, only One Dol- fer, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 13+ Penn. avenue, near 4% street. je 2-2t* Se cis ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP ComPANY.—The new and beantiful steamers E. ©. Knight, Captain J.J. Mason, and John Gibson, Captain J. K. Kelley, now running between Georgetown and New York, are celebrated for their speed and excellentaccommodations. These vessels are each 625 tons, and both exactly of the same build. They sail from New York every Tuesday and Friday ati p. m.,and leave Georgetown every Tuesday and Saturday at Gam. The time in passing between the two oints is forty-two hours. By this line pas- sengers can go direct to Albany, Troy, Sara- toga. Providence, Boston, and Portland. For further particulars see advertisementin an- other column. . 1865, at the bride's residence. by the Rev. tee Scatter EZRa C. BROWNING. of Luzerne county, Pi LOUISA M. NOB- BIs, of Washington, D.C. Jn Thursday evening, June} Madden, JAMES LEMUBL M SUPHIA A BROWN bw the Rev, Mr. THEWS to Miss On the Ist inst., of consumption, REBECCA 8. THOMAS, age’ years and one month, beloved wife of Jobnson (a ees and daughter of . Mille, Her funeral will take place en Priday. the 24 instant, at 4 o'clock p. m., from the residenee of her parenta. No. Sua Bennayivaoia avenue The relatives and friends of the families are respect- fully invited to attend. maak eas t instant, at 1] o’clock » m., our little ViOLET beloved child of John B. sud Violet Abdel! z will take place on Saturday. at four «Her feneral Mom the residence of her parents, ue. On Fridsy mornin her »ge. SELINA ete fends and relatives of the family are re- tfolly requested to attend her funeral from Methodist Protestant Oburch. Navy Yard, «o dey afternoon a * o'clock. Caeser: . 24 inst.. in the 49th year of REAST, wife of George A. OTICE. i INOT*°*s acm oF ARMY MULBS. QcanTEenass ris ny ei ne 3 ‘Os . C., May 28, 1855. MANY THOUBANDS OF MULMS are being dis- poged of at public sale at Washiugton. The sales will continue until the number of ani- mals is reduced in proportion to the reduction of the armies, pow s OB rapidiy soe = = pitt Potemac, of the erpesrce. an ol Tria. THOUsAND. OF THE LE BL TEAMS IN TAR WORLD. _ Many of them were bought in the beginning of Mul thelr march can pe, : ir yi ° oughly broken, hariened by exercises gti energ femiliar, from being «o long surrounded by the £0)dier! A ;. hole Scuth is stripped of farming stoc! ani'the North also bas suffered {rom the cstokt the armies arimals taken to ap re sold at public auction; T ae ene WILL NOT BRING ANYTHING LIK THETg | J @HTNING BODEt and such opportunities for farm. e animals vo stock their farms. and for drovers and dealers in stock to make good oink caesar ae t il A them in the South, MO. MEIGS, Quartermaster General, Brevet Major General, TRCR VALUE to get workin my ht YOUR “INEST "BLX-MULE | BUCHEN wules. accom ethane panied the armies | gnd 8 i lace in th ‘ket A : Esq. Bale will take placeit poe aroune Mavor’s OrFicr Georgetown, D C., May 27,1355, ears a N & WYLIN'S NEW DRY GOODS AND Boos & FANCY STORB No 329 7th st., between K and L sta, north, next to MOBAN’8—The Shoe Man. my3!-1m* QUMMER OPENING. Le, MI88 A.J. PLATT will open 5 beans SD assortment of BONNETS and HATS on We pesday. May ist, at her show rooms, 246 Pa. pear 13th at. msi st ra ah Have been receivec this da HEILBRUN'S BARGAIN SHOB 8TOBB,. 506 Ssvesta StReET. and will be sold at tremendous low prices, name the following : Children’s Bhoes from 15 cents up, Misses’ Balmorals and Gaiters 75 cents, Ladies’ Balmorals from €! up, “ Gaiters, good quality, $1.5), Blippers from 69 cents up, Red, White and Black Slippers and Gaiters, latest styler, Men’s fine Boots, Gaiters and Buckle Shoes, very cheap. Also. a great variety of TRUNKS AND VALIOSS $20,000 WORTH or BOOTS AND 8HOBS! We At L. HEILBROUN & 00., 506 7th street. adjoining mu l9:20% o lows’ Hall. SUTLERS AND OTHERS DESIRING TO \) purcaase Root Beer can be supplied on reason- ble terme at No. 427 7th street, between @ and H. my 29 6t* Having made arrangements with an ey m- EAS8, TEAS. THE SCENT PBR POUND ADVANCE sysr sive house in New York to supply me with TRAS, I now offer te the tralea, tine assortment of Black, Green and Japan Teaa ef all grates on the above rystem. which bas-proved eo attractive i 1 Northern cities. All meanon ss five (5) cents per pound advance w Yerk prices, gs price*-w. CORWIN BURGY, Bole Agent for Thurston, Gall & Go's celebrated Water Boston, Milt,Graham and Butter Orack- ers, 14 North Charies st,, Baltimore, Md. my39 6wif? CARRIAGES! BIAGES! AR CARRIAGES! On band a fine assortment of Light CAR- BIAGES, of my own make. such as Buggies. Rook - aways, Extension and Half tops, Pheatons, Ger- maptown, Jersey. Boat and Business Wagons, Xc. Repairing promptly attended to. Carriages taken onstorage, BOBERT B. GRAHAM. 409 Ps. ar., my 4-3t* near 434 nd 374 D street. (P4868 COUNTY ICE CREAM. ORANGE COUNTY IC8 CRE: ORANGE COUNTY ICE AM. CREAM. I am now prepared to supply my custemers and the putlic'witnuclicious 1O# CREAM, manatac- Ci from pure cream from Orange Ocunty, New ‘ork, ioners, . and Families supplied Ornfectioners, Butlers. some RL LLOXB. No, 390 Bleventitstreet my 5-Im* between K st. and Mass.ave. 1) ee VERNON. NOTICE. The POTOMAO FERRY COMPANY havi tained the privilege of landing, and stiesse of the wharfat count Ver. eet the Com; tl fter on FRIDAYS of each week d return, includin, admission to the Grounds; $1.5) hea my 27 -0t J. VAN BISWIOK, General Buperintendent, ee Nex and sccoad- hand Clothing b ught datfairprices. = my 3-im* i} AND FRESH MEDIOINBS.—Also, Hem- Pp id all other jones age = Ree ire ao! ‘0 MOORE'S Wort Bnd Drug Store my 20-27 183 Pena. av The undersignet PEE tell apps Rods with platina tipped points in the beet ‘manner end et neopousbie eras Also, Bell Hanging dove inthe most improved aria ork deus ine coast Eo S71 Pa, ov. pet ie ae Tite ste. Cp tars mréim* W ANTED—Fora hotel, SIX BOYS (not over 15 years of age) to answer bells. Also,g WHITE WOMAN for a pastry cook. Good references re quired. Tnquire tor Mr. WEST, at No. 325 Pa avenue, at 11 o’clock on Saturday. 1t* FOR RENT AND SALE. eps rent, at Mo, H ats, Tocation is 7 ia theeitr: “ap itt [POR BENT aND FURNITUBS FoR 8: A vOry deRLAble teenth ead ete HOU Mioplate cy. "Ble feat a fie ror mete iy ington. For further information @ply at the oaice ee prmatio OR SALB—HOUSH and, LOR. Persons, desi. meats in will please call after 4p. m. at 506 sth ohreet bet E and Mt se 2-tt™ Oper AND FURNITUS R RENT—502 Ht L ate Tannen hed Possession peiven OR RENT— to fine three- story BRIGR HOCOR, beiktifolls located on Sdstreet. Apply on tho premises, No. 43 tat 1th one of the |. with water and gas. 126 Penn. avenue. Inquire of JOHN O'NEILL, <——— | al 4o’clock AUCTION SALES, B* W. B, LEWIS & go. Auctionee! rs. 07 Penn's avemue, LEE AT AUCTION. MONDAY. June at 10 o'clock, at No. 471 Tenth street, near B street, we shall sali the effects Of a dealer declining, suck as Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes. Pianos, Looking | , China, Crockery, and also a let Clothing. Trimmings, &e.. &e, Je2-2t {Chron.) W. B. LEWIS & COQ , Aucts. 4 Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, U. 8. MARSHAL’S BALE OF STEAMER PHI = In virtue of a decree issued from the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court ef the District of Columbia. holdin & District Court, and to me Girected ay We at sabia ae for cash, at the +O iver, WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of June iastent, i955, yp. m. ‘Lhe Steamer Philadelphia, her Tackle, Apparel and Parnitore. WARD H. LAMON, U. 8. Marshal D CG. By Wait EFFECTS OF A Winder B: ‘ension Office, Room 65, je? 3t je 2d WM, L. & 00., Aucts (OR RENT. re AME DWELLING on | -» Aucti De eee eee ee eee ca | BY 548. 0. McGUIRE & Co., ame streets south. Apply to JOHN L. SMITH, Attor- | B\CELLEN? HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND aw, corner of sth street and Market HOUSBEREPING ARTICLES Je 2-2t To be sold at auction at the residerice of Dr. J. Porn ican isdab HOUSE ete rita! story N i e vicini Lafayette Suare ‘WORMLEY'S Gro- JCOR RENT—A HOUSE containing Iv rooma. a a Oe aS Mar aetbst Toquire of WOLLARD & G 7 No. 371 D street, between 7th and sth OR RENT—A few more excelieot OFFIOB KOOMS in Washington Building, corner Pa. avenue and; thst. Inquire in the clothing store ip sare building. jez ee L. SELDNER & CO. WANTED TO BENT—A SMALL HOUBE. with immediate possession. or Board for thre: and a rervant. with privilege of furnishing two rooms. Address Box ™59 Wazhineton City P. O., stating terms and location. Je 2-3t* WANTED—To rent, in Wathington or George- town, # smal] furnisbed HO }, or four far- nished ROOBA, auitable for housekeepin, Ad qi @. B. B..” Star Office, stating fesse mand 2 2t* OY WANTED—Must come well recommended. B' None other need apply. B. F. GITTINGS, No. 20 Louisiana avenue, between 8th 9tn ats, AYTED—Aa intelligent, honest. iadustrious BOY. about 15 or 16 years ofage. One living Pi ind able to ere geod recom- address **X Z,’ city Post je 2-3t™ )—An experienced COLORED NURSE to take charge of twins, One accustomed to ch service. who can come well recommended, ay apply at No. 397 2thatrect, between 10 and o’clook., ja2 3t™ a + aD make hers neralls useful about the ‘house, References required. German preferred. Apply 414 7th street, in the store. 4 ANTED—At the Furnishing St wire a LAD. aged from Tito aeons togo errands and make himself useful in the Store. It is better for parents toapply as the best refer- ences are required, Je 2-2t* V JANTED—At the Avenue House, a STEW- ARD; midile aged white man. Also. good cook, 7 as my3lit™ W ANTED—A WH GIRL to do plain cook- ing for a large family. Apply corner B street porth and Delaware nue. Capitol Hil. m+i-3t* WASTED—& FRONT ROOM in a desirable location. suitable for a school for little girls. Best of references given, and prompt payment ef rent. Address Mra. H. REED. Post Office. m3] St’ WANTED_A steady, respectable WOMAN to WW ANTED—A first rate COOK. A woman ferred, A good home furnished and liberal wages paid. Apply at Tremont House, No. 42 Levisiana avenue. m 31-3t* WASTED-a medium sized communicating KOOMS, on office. Peon avenue or 7th dress" JONES ” Star Offic anes at W ANtED—Twenty DRES§MAK ERS for wor ai sind machine. Qsowse & Baker's. Apply 26' ry 31-2t* rc BE. CORTIN. ny WANTED IMMEDIATBLY—A BOY to do gen- eral worl. None need apply but those well recommended. Apply at the corner of 5th and M streeta. my al-it* WwW ANTED—A competent SALESMAN or LADY in aretail Dry Goods and Fancy bnainess Good reterences required. Apply to B. GUTMA 117 Bridgest., ceorgetown, D. 0. my 31-2t” WANTED-A good woman COOK (white) at 4385 near7th. Apply immediately. One who understands reataurant business. Good re- ferences required. m31-3t* ANTED—Two DRY GOODS BALESMEN wio understand the business. No others need W. W. BURDErTE. msl-3t No. 3517th at , bet. Land K. Wilk D—An experienced COLORED NUBSEK, to tike charge of an infant. One accustomed to such service, who can come well rec#mmended, will hesr.of a good situation by applying at the drag store, co-ner Pa. av. and I7th st, my W ANTED—By a young man, a SITCATION in some profitable bosixness, where he $400 or 3:00. Grocery preferred. He is industrious man in ev. respect. A home Address the undersigned. for one week. my 3!-3st* WM. THOMAS, Washington, D.C. V j) ANTEDIMMEDIATELY—A young LaDY\, who understands to operate on Wheeler & Sewing Machine; also. good DREBSS- RS wanted. None but good hands need ap- OTTO BERG’S Fancy Store, No. 269 D vet, 13th and 13}; USIO.—A Lady. an old resident of thi of Superior rausical qualifications, having two he Piano, would instruct a couple more, esidences. Terma $i5 per quarter. Ad- INQUIRER,’’ City P.O, Unquestionable references of citi my ‘!l-lw™ V ANTED—A good journeywan BARBER cor- ner Penn’s ave. and 6th st. Claren¢on Hotel, my30-3t* V ANTED—A good COOK, a German or Ameri can preferred. Aoply immediately at 355 1 M. or two 2d floor, fer an Street preferred. Ad- ae : apply Wileo city, NV A RARE CHANCE. —FOR SALE—A 8PLEN- DID FARM, situated on the T. B and Alex- andria road, 3}, miles trom the Navy Yard bridge containing ene handred and nine acres of land. seventy cleared, and the remainder in wood. such as oak. pine and cheatnut; good dwelling and ont- houses; a never-failing spring of excellent water pear the house, e.nd fruit trees of all kinds. The laud ia well adapted for early gardening purposes. This farm will be sold reasonable, with crops, agons,carts, and the whole of the farm- ing implements ther: . Persons wishing to pur- chase will call acon, as they will be accommodated with a conveyance to view the farm for one week, from the livery stable of M.J. POPE, K street. between 3th and 9th ats.. Navy Yard, je 2-Iw* FOr RENT—A BRICK HOUSB. containin, four rooms, with eellar and gi . With goo Btable, Apply at No 530 9th street, between E and Gsta., Navy Yard. my 31 6t™ | OR RENT—Several neatly furnished and pleas- antly situated ROOMS, on ‘th street, between Dand E strevts. No. 441, next to Columbian Law Building. Inquire immediately. uy 31 Ot" SOR RENT—Two convenient TE 5, with water on 2d and 3d floors, of No New Jersey avenue, near Railroad Depot. Reng sin and 20 per month. ___m'31 3t*_ hoz RENT—A new first class brick HOUSE of 3 rooms, with gas and water, on the corner of Washington and Dunbarten streets, Georgetown. Apply to C. B. JEWELL & CO., G street wharf, Washington. my3l-eo3t™ Fo SALB—A two story BRICK HOUBE on south side of H etreet, (No. 639,) between 2d ard 2d street—new house—will be sold at a bar- gain if avplied for early. Inquire of JAMES F. HALIDAY, Beal Estate Broker, 515 11th street, Fouth of Pennsylvania avenue. my 3t-lw Foe RENT—Would rent for a period of three & movthe a neatly furnished story brick dwell- ing HOUSE; said house being desirably jocated in vicinity of public buildings; situate on 8th street, bet. Gand H. No. 404. water apd gas upon the premises N.B. Would not rent to persons having all children. References requires, Apply as my. -tf OR RENT —A HOUSE containing sit rooms for rent, and a small lot of FURNITURE for sale. Applyat ISO K at,,near Ith, ma) it" SEVERAL HANDSOME ROOMS FOR RSNT, Ss erner of (iti and D sts, aaa ede P. ORUTCHET. my Si-3t" 3 OUSE TO RENT AND FURNITORE FOR SALE—* story Brick—Si0a month: 465). L street, between 12th and J:th, Immediate posses- sion, miy3)3t* Fo RENT—Two new HOUSBS, at No. 65 and 87, Wert street. Georgetown, # rooms and cellara to » with gas and water, Inquire at No. 4& Bridge st., Georgetown. mw) Ste OUSE FORK RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALB—A neatly and comfortably furnished BRICK HOUBR, with sevan rooms, with gas, for rent by the inonth for not less thana year, and the FURNIT for salefor cash. apnly. No. 315 G street, bet. 12th and isth——”—my30-3t™ ‘OR BENT—Ove four story BRICK HOUSE, No. 198,on 22d street; hen eight rooms, with gs fixtures and water; and | three-story FRAME HOUSE, No. 165, on 23d st ; has six rooms. Vor terms apply to JOSEPH LIBBEY, wy si-3t* No, 27 Waterat.,Georgetown D.C. N OPPORTUNITY TO PUROHASE A PAY- ING RESTAURANT BURINESS —We offer at private sale the GOOB WILL. BAR, PIX- TEAKS, FUBNITURB and KITCHEN REQUI- TKS of the Ladies’ and Geptiemen’s Restaurant known as the “Gosling,” being Nos 247 and 249, south side oc Pennsylvania avenne, between 12th and 13th sts. The eating roome are aw bar and kitchem have good appointments: a: is now doing a good business. The proprietor wishing to change his employment is the obiect of wishing te sell, The lease has nearly four years and a balf of un- expired time. Apply on the premises, or to JAS.C. McGUIRE A CO., Auction and Qommission Merchants. my 30 tf Ga4BDER PARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACKES H four miles from Washington, ene and-a half miles from Rock Creek Church, every acre in high state of cultivation. The improvements are a TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE. Barn, and all out-houses negessary toa comfortable country residence, and fronte on the main( Diggs’) road ; is well fenced with new post rail, with water in abundance, and, altogether, the above property will be found a desirable in- yestment. and worthy the attention of persons desirous a pleasant country residence. — Twenty acres of meadow, the balance in vegeta- bles, with a splendid crep of fruit—comprising, Poaches, Pears, Apples, Oherries, &c Possession will be given immediately, should the purchaser buy the growing crops, together with farming utensils. and the stock necessary apd now used to work the farm. st., 13th and ith my30-3t* _my30-2m* EMANUEL LACEY. i —A kK, WASHER OB SALB—STOOK and F'X TURES of a small V aNgeea ne a O08 a Was ee store; a good stand and ium rent. 301 K st., piy except well recommended. to i. between lith and 15th sts, my 29-6t* GREEN, cor. 13th and L st, north. Weantsp-a SITUATION to go in the coun- try to sew and to take care of children, or to dochamberwork. Address box No. 3 Star office. myt=t* pee V TANTED—TwoO fret class WAITERS and two WOMEN to workin the Kitchen. Apply to T. POTENTINI, 279 Pennsylvania av,. between l0ta and Nth streets. my 30-5t* N INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, WBLL AO- quainted in the city.can have a Place imme- diate by appiying at Rullman’s Hotel, cor: gE and isbstreete. 0000s my BSE (COOK WaNTED-& WHITE WOMAN who u / derstanda allxiede of meat cooking. Also, a te \o ing an roRi fe WHITE WOMAN to 40 SOS RIGAN HOUSES 7th st.. cor. Penn’s avenue, Q@pposite Centre Market. A first rate HOSTLER to take cara of o1 orae and Harness. Apply at 319C street, between 1: and 6th street my 2-4" ROBERT L. TEEL. ANTED—Any dumber of ladies to get their Fluting by our new process. We are vre- pared to do apy Kind of goods that we warrant equal to New York work. PRINOE'S Stamping and Finting Depot. BSL F street, opposite my 2 tf Patent Office. NTSD—A good SALESMAN in a retail shoe ‘tore. Liberal wages will be given. Only one who is well recommended will call at 606 Seventh street. my25 60" WANTED—a reapectable WOMAN, to take charge of a suit of rooms and assist in the kitchen. Also,two good WAITERS. the Oyster Bay, 255 P. ‘2. 9 IAN VASSERS and CARRIERS WANTED fora Washington weekly paper. Inquire at 316 Delaware sve., tol Hi: m: V ; ANTED—200,000 LADIES to get their Fluting dove at PRINCB’S, 351 @ street, be- Sween 8th sod 9th. Stamped Goods, Braid, Work- ing Ootton, &c., ft my 19 tf Apply at ma 26-%* WANTED. WANTED: Every Lady in the District to know that in con- sequence of an innumerable act of so-called Stamp- Springing up in the District, botching aad ia- Juring persons goods,(and are not responsible in ofdamage.) We have putourselves to a con- Patterns (or Braviing Bak, Wiaaneland Cotton erna for Braidil jan ne Lt a Ly Embroidery. which we isn e meepered a Lt 2 star p any pattern, howev b aid of our Improved Machin ean do Fluting superior to aby Faretofore given to the Ladies 5 the District. WM. PRINCE, 581 F street, my 19 tf site Patent Office, AN EXPERIENCED AMERICAN MON A NURSBS, juet disengaged. baving betsy erences, can be seen at 019 H street, between ith ané7th. Thankful for past patronage, desi costipuance of same. my 5-eo12t ANT. IMMEDIATELY —Sev Ww COAT HANDS. Also,sev: oP LOON MASSES. 8, Military and Naval Merchant my 18-tf 212 Pennsylyani: Feape WANTED—4 SITUATION by « Girl to do Chamberwork, or would have no objection to xe Cefetcy undry, or to tad T streets. pply a 18th street, betwe /KINS WANTED !—The subseri iebera me mance a! Ey, sere Bamsnuna & BBEET, ANTED—A limited fnstraction on the ano forte r tate Oy rte. ol rences given, A: at No. 5: a Sthand? oe oe eee th ats, tf eked. ee a Te W 4rt2 NB HAND PUBNITO. Alto, ea OARPSTS iM DING.and HOUEEE HEBING. 5 G0008 stevery description, B. BUOBLY, 406 7th street 38 tf between @ and H, east ai, BWABB OF COUNTERFBITS AND iN. Ol BRS eadesvoring to dines Cae aaations. 7 will NR, High ‘OR SALB—The Restaurant known as “THE GRBENBACK,”’ No. 452 lith street, next door t Ford's Theater, Furnished rooms: lease our years; rept $25. my 29-6t* OR BENT—Athreestory BRIOK DWELLING, 7 rooms and basement.No 204 23dstreet. In- eure sine 30 Pennsylvania avenue, nearCircle. my 2%-6t* GOOD BUSINESS STAND on 7th st, near Patent Office, wiih long lease, now fitted for arestaurant, Inquire No.1 Pen av., bet. ith andisth sts~ oronthe premises, — m2) it™ ‘0 LET—Two pleasant Fi BNISHED ROOMS, one krgeand one small, 3~0 B street, between 1th and Lith streets myzi-tf OR BENT—To Gentlemen, PARLORS and CHAMBEBS, furnished. in a very pleasantand bealthy bcation. near the State Departmen and Riggs’ Bink; 2d door trom Iéthat , on New York avenue, 460. Bent moderate. my 2 tf }OR BALE—HOUSM of five rooms: Lot 15x00, on Was eens for sae in enay Bay ments Immedi- f now vacan ate possesion. cae DM LAWRENC No. 63 K, corner of FCENTaiED ROOMS FOR RENT—A Parlor and tye Bed Rooms, to lét together or sepa- rately. Alse. other rooms suitable fer house- keeping, vith or without board. Apply at No. 234 H stret, one block from thecars. my20-2w* UBNISED ROOMS FOR BENT—A FRONT PARL¢R snd two BED KOOMS on 2d floor, Also, othe ROOMB. suitable for housekeeping, with or wikout BOARD. Apply at 234 H street, between 1¢h and Wth streets, one blosk from the care my 20-2w* EW ECUSES FOR SALE,—Several of those comrenient and desirable HOUSES on lith Street est. near Pennsylvania avenue. Capitol Hill, jut finished, are yet for sale. Thev are three spries, with a two atory Dack building, cellarusder the whole; hall, parlor, dining-roown, five chambers, all papered; Eitchen, bath-room, clothesroom, front and back atairs, gas and gas fixture: throngnout, ranges complete, &c.; fin- ished i the best style, on the Philadelphia plan, withou regard te e: at se short dstance, on footwal the whole dis, stamps, &¢: cost of purchaser. Apply at the buildin 3. OF to i WN. 453 Lith street; or 8. .~M, TUSHAR: 304 South Wharves, Philadelphia. 2 -e 'OR3A4LE—A CLOTHING STORB, oow doing & ood buainess, opposite Baltimore depot. The building, atwa BtOry frame, su’ ject to amall grountrent. together with the stock, will be sold on reaonable terms, Apply corner of C and North 0 ats. my 15-12t* RSALE—The GOODWILL of a a Ci Fo cr Pe ave., wi IXTURES and atock f G00DB forsale, Inquire at 022 Pa av. my {OBRENT—UNFURNISHBD ROOMS, suitable fobousekeeping.can be had at 173 24 street west, etween Band C ate, north. my 9 }ORBALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif- K% t parts of the c: Inquiss of WALL BTRMBND & OO..399 Ba aye tar, tc: 10K, G8. Weiave completed our atrangements for-th delivry of the pure j Z BOSTON FRESH POND Ion. Wojell no other. We have one price for tie We de iy, We require oir as ts ry i tan’ pi apztt papatant TO BUSLDEBS AND OTHER. 207000 fest clear seaeoned WHITE PINE LJM- BERall thicknesses, from three to five yearsold and h prime order, with a large stock embracing 7 Vater atreet, Georgetown, D.C. a ycim. (iat) FRAMOIS WEMATIAY.. Ts FOR NAVY AND <RKY or gl 0! eA ag! of ‘Ending the d| si MehtoeearLae™® Decker Ue B. Keasby.No. 457 Sth street, between B ani on TUBSDAY MORNING, June 6, sommencing at 209 *clock. Wemams ip part anogany Suite of Parlor Furniture, u y stered in Red Plush ares Apel sk apd Lace Curtain Marble top Center and Sofa Tables Walnut What-Not, Mantie Qranment« Velvet Parlor Gargst, Rugs Cottage Chamber Buites Mattresses, Beds and Bedding QGhamber Carpets avd Mattin China. Glass Crockery Ware Dining Ro m Furniture Kitchen Requisites, cte., etc AS. 0. MoGUIRE & CO, Aucta. je2 {intel. & Chron.] BY. C, MeGUIBE & 00., Auctioneers, GREAT BALE OF BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE eS og beeaeee GROUND NAR CO- On TUESDAY AFTERNGON, May 30, s* 3 o’clock, on the premises, we shail sell thirty, 8 of ground of one half to one acre each, situs.od on the Piney Branch road, between Pierce's Mill and the J4th etreat road, being part of the estate of T. P. Brown, Esq. . These Cottage Sites are on the high ground known as Piney Branch road, which fur beautiful and romantic acenery ia unsurpassed in this vicin ity. This road, leading to Pierce’s Mill and Rock Creek, has long been the favorite érive of lovers of the pcrarets Each pot is improved with some fifty or sixty varieties of fruit trees ef the fipest quality. \ The opportunity to purchase ground in this favored locality is seldom offered. It is easy of access, being only a short walk from the terminus ousnen bh street passenger railroad. ‘erms at sale. Allconveyancing and stamps at the cost of the Ponies 3.0. Mc@UIRR & CO., Aucts, 87” THE SALE OF TH ALOVE LOTS WILL becontianed TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, Juve 1, it 5 o'clock. “my3id J... MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucte, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, dated on the 2ist day of May. A. D. 1¢64, passed in a certain cause (No. 1300) ending in said Court, between Joseph B Cassin, ‘rustee, complainant, and John Williams defen ant. the undersigned. Trustee. will, on THURS- DAY, the 22d day of June, A. D. 1535, at 6 o'clock D.m., in front of the premises, proceed to re-sell all that Lot of ground situate in the city of W: ington and District of Columb: nown and desig- nated as Lot numbered 5; also. the east 7 feet and $ inches front Lot numbered 15, in said square together with the improvements on ssid Lot and art of Lot, consisting of a large three-story rick House, with back bailding: the house haa, however, recently beep consilerably damaged by fire The property is situate on north K street. be- tween 2ith and 27th streets west, frouting 57 feet and S inches on K street, and extending ba: that uniform width inches, to a pul The terms of One-third cash, (of which the purchaser uired to eer down at the time of sale $10':) the balance te be paid in two equal instaltments at six and twelve montha from the Cay ofeale; said balance to bear interest from the day of eale, and the payment thereof to be secured by the bends of the purchaser or pur- chasers. with surety to be approved by the Tite faale be not complied with within terms 0 senda from the di efsale, the Trustee reserves the property at the risk and the right to re sel cost of the defaulting purchaser, by advertising such re Gale three times in some one or more of the daily newspapers published in said city of Washington. Ail conveyancing and stamps at the costof the purchaser. . LASKBY. Trustee GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. my 21-3tawiw&de YJ.0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 7, at o'clock, 01 the premises, we will offer at public sale, by direction of the Trustee of the Oolumbian Harmony Society. the following Lots in Squ 475, viz. 11. 12, and 15, fronting on (ith street wes between 8 and Boundary streets north: and 14, | and 16. fronting on Boundary street north, be- tween 5th and 6th streets west. Terms: One-third cash: the balance insix and twelve months, secured by deed of trust on the Tespective lots sold. All conveyancing and stainps at the cost of the purchaser, lots are sold by the Trustee under the 3 of & special act of Con, (11 Stat., 61, d the sale will be subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Interior. myi0-d&ds JAS, C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TWO-=TORY BRICK HOUSE AND TWO LOTS LOCATED ON 6TH STRERT, B. i ANDO STREBTS. ie Sa eaeN On MONDAY AFTBRNOON, Jane 5, ‘clock, on the premises we shall sell Lots Nos. 6 and7 of Adame and Math subdivision of Lots 1 and 22, Square No. . situated on fith street west, between N and O streets north, improved by nearly new two stery Lrick dwel!ing House, son- taining six rooms. J.C, McGUIRE & CO.. Ancts. BY JAB. O. MOGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR® AND HOUSE: a ING ARTICLES AT PUBLIO SAL ey On MONDAY MORNING, Jui atl o'clock, shall sell, 10, “Mount macnn Pisce: 2 a open space at the intersec- ion of} ew \ aD assachuretts av. ~ tween ath and Sth streets, fare is th Houce, naming in part— 1 Suite of Walnut Parlor Furniture, upholstered in Green Demack, consisting of 6 piecas Walnut and Mahogany hair c!oth Sofas and Ghai Walnuts Maen le:10p: Centre and Side Tables, jatno' Maroon Damask and Lace Curtains Cornice and Tassels Mantle and Parlor Ornaments. Bugravings Brusselis Parlor Carpets, Velyet Rugs Carved French Bedsteads Marble-top Bureaus and Washatands Cottage Bedsteads, Piain Washstand axd Bureau Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers Mattrasses, Beds and Bedding Stair Carpet, Window Shades, Clock Silver Plated Tea Bets Refrigerator __ French China Dinner and Dessert Service Hall Oi! Oloth, Bat Trea, Oak Lounge Ln Knickerbocker Range No. 2, Bitchea Rexui-ites ane ,&e . erms Cash, my 0d 3,0, McGUIRE & CO., Ancts, BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctionee TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL &8- TATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, By virtue of a deed of trust dated om the 2th day of August, 1457, and recorded on the lth day N mber,1357,in Liber J A.8., No. 1it, folios 236 and 217, one of the land records of ton county, in the District of Columbia, Hl on MONDAY, June 5, 1385, at 5 o'clock the Auction House of Win. L. Wall & rer of {th street and Penn’s avenue. in the c +f of Washiugton, the followiaas ribed tract of land, situated in the county of Washington, in the District of Columbia. The caid tract of land begining at the endof the fourth line of a tract of land called New Seat. an4 running thence south 15 perches, thence south 82 degrees, west 26 perches, thence north 6 degress, east 145 perches. the. e south 69 degrees, east 51's perches to its intersection with the ith line of the larger tract of Iaod conveyed by the heirs and jJevisees of David C. Pattier to Bdward Swann, thencesouth 49 dear west 63 perches. thence south 25 degrees, wea’ perches and 63-1) of porch. thence south g! Trees, West 45 perches to he beginning, contaiuing 3] acres,] rood and 17 perc! I my 3) 6t the Furniture in the f this esle will be one-third cash; balance, g interest and waratle in equal in- stalments, at 6 and 12 months, the deferred pay- ments to be secured by alien on the land, One hundred dollars of the cash payment to be paid down at the place of sale; and in case the purchaser or purchasers refusing so to do the property will at once be resold at the risk end cost of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers, E C MORGAN. Trustee, myll-eodda W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. | B* J.C. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE O¥ VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNBR OF Hepa AND H STEBETS NORTH, AND OTHER P On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 121 o’el premises, by virtue of a decree jourt of the District of Oolumbi paeced in ycety Cause No, 223, wherein V set M, Burch is complainant, and omas W; Burch. et al., are defon Hi sell Lot No. 20. in Square No. 5i7, said lot front: ing 33 feet 6 inches on W street nor?s, with adevth Of 1f0-feeton sth Sere weet; and at the auetion of James CO. Meare Co., at 6% o'clock, Tehallseli Lot Ne. 22, In Square No: . Lots Nor. 1 and 6. ia Square No, 1 Terms: One-halfcash; balance at 6 months, with Interest, secured by approved notes or bonds of the purekare eal Convevancing and stamps at expense of purty ; WH, 7, MATTINGLY, Brastee. sey 19-standentn? O°: MoGUIRW & 00... ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, GOVERNMENT Sag oF ONE CARDING MA. nal oe ot bet. Sage a REEE NR wae Sodas Mactlioncers, AUOTION DALES. A —¥HIN AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. REEN ILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BY # No. ‘sSe cere rith and D streets norte, VALU N BLE LOTS ON BR NORTH B irtue of ast, dated the Sth dey ber. 9 Teoctted ia Liver J. A 3., No. 108 78, 74,75 and 75, one of the land records : ais D.O . Leball sel! in front SNDAY.th sth f tl on M AY tl instant. ot $0 eles 2 m.,all of Lets Nos. 3and 4, in Buuare he above property is situated where the Phila- Company is building. ix and twelve ‘and the TRUSTER'S SALE O Ess 4? AUOTIO! i ‘erras: One-half cash, balance in si: months from day ef sale with interest payments the! , to be secured by notes from the urchsaser, endorsed to the satisfaction of the rustes. Adeed given and a deed of trust taken If terms of sale are not complied withins dare Fam the day oe tation gives in the Brewing er ope week's notice . Bise sat the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- B80) oval com: weyances, including revenue stamps et st t roheser. US fordoliars gill be required whent he property is knocked off, and ifmot paid down it will be thea putu seein = ee eae highest bidder y wi who shall comply wi DaBPH PECK, Trustee myS-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. S7-THE ABOVE SALB 18 POSTPONED UN til FRIDAY, the 2d day of June, atthe suction Tost Cy Green & Williams, at the same hour, le r} . yd. QRERN & WILLTAMS, Acts. my B* WM.L. WALL & CO., Anctionesrs, South corner Pa. ave, and 9th street. CHANCERY SALROF PROVED PROPERTY C NEARTH AVY YARD. By virtue ef a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Oulumbia. in chamcery sitting, be ing date the 2d day of. . A. D. 1355, and passed i Court depending. in whick saw) is comp.sinant,. d Wa, Robb et al are defendants, (No. 313 Rauity) offer for sale. at public suction, on TUMBD: heme day of May, 1535, at 6 o’ciock p. m ront of re sof Lot numbered om (1) in Square numbered nine hundred and fifty-twe (952), of tha plan of the city of Washington. bounded as follows: Beginning for the same at a point on the line of south M street, distant Sfty- one (51) feet six (6) inches weet from the southeast corner of said jet, and running thence westwardly with the line of said south M street sixteen (15) feet: thence northwardly and parallel with i0th streeteast seventy five (75) feet six (6) inch thence eastwardly with the line of said lot teen (15) feet; and thence southwardly and pa: with the line of 10th street east seventy- feet six (6) inches to the beginning, w im- rovements thereon. consisting of a sma'i Brick OUsS. This property is situated on south M street, near Wth street cast. ‘ 2 Terms: One-half cash; the residue in two @ installments of 6 and i2 months, the pure giving kis note for the deferred payments ‘ersed and bearing interest from the day of @ eee deed to be nee uatil the whol chase money ia pal All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the Saehertr: ASBURY LLOYD, Trustes, WM. L. WALL & CO... Auctioneers my 13-3taw2w&ds S7-THE ABOVE SALE WAS POSTPONED TO FRIDAY AFTBBNOON, 24 Jane, seme hour. i LLOYD, Truatea my 3 WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. PRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GUARDIAN’S SALE OF ONE HAND3OMB BUILDING LOT Em BCUARE y70 Ar On THURSDAY, the lat day of Junenext. at & o'clock p.m., I shail sell, in front of the prem- ines, by authority of the Hon. Orphans and 8u- preme Courts, the ful!owing named property, ly- ing and being in the city of Washington, Distriet of Columbi Lot No. 5, jn Square No 970, bavin root of 25 feet on south C atreet, be- tween 10th and 1th streets east, ani 1) feet deep, containing 2.5/0 square feet. Terme of sale: Une third cash; balaxc Sand 12 months; purchasers to give notes fo ferred pay mente, bearing iaterest trom day of sai A deed given and a deed of trust taken. B All conveyance at the cost ef the purchasers. in- cluding revenue stamps. : $25 will be required paid down when the proper- ty is knocked off, and if pot complied with, it be sold to the next highest bidder, and if whole terms are n6t complied with in» deya. t proeerey will baresolls at the risk and cost of the efaulting purcharer. sulting PUrAUSAN WHITNEY. Guardian, my %eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, &7-THE ABOVE BALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY next, June 94. same hour. “ty Sl GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. BY JAS. C. McGUIBE & O9., Auctioneers, ERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AV ENUB. BBTWEEN 12TH AND 13TH 8TS., AT PUBLIC SALB. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 2, on the prem. {sex, at 60’clock, we shall sell parts of Lots Nos. land n Square No. 292. fronting 20 feet 1% inches on the sonth side of Penosylvania avenue, between 12th aud ith streets, and ranning back to D street, improved by a two-story Brick fiowse Bow_oceupred a8 a restaurant and known as"'Oys- er T oz property is well located for business poses. and presents an opportanity seldow offered to parekapers in this locality. i = erms: One-half cash; the balance in six and twelve months, with secured nutes bearing inter- ostiromasy of feed aaten Pinte conveyancing and stal at co! ol e pur- hance: Fang C. MeGUIRE & OO my 26-d&de Auctioneers BY ¥2.1. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Washinxton Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th ste. SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c oe SarUEUAE MORNIAG, 3d Juans, will be sold, al ar abou © ON RIXTY. HORSES, suitable for saddle and harness, very fine harness, work and sad ALSO, 8 Mules, 2 Wagons and Harvess, A_large and desirable collection of New and Beernd -hand Carriages, Wagons, and other vehicles, ALSO, New and Second-hand Harness, &c. Regnlar sealer at the Bazaar, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. i Carriages and Barness,&c .&c.. always at pri- "ea oti t rd to weathe je without regs: weather. M.L. WaLE & CO., Aucta my 1 [Chron,& Intelligencer. J B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE. On SATURDAY, the 3d of June, at 19 a, m.,at our Auction Rooms, we shall sell a large lotot Sash. Doors, Frames and Blinds. A good chance for carpenters and builders, being the remainder of alot that have been on consignment in thi cit) forsome time. Some of the Blinds have bee: slightly damaged. but altogether there isachauce for a good investment for carpenters and for per- sons contemplating to build, The work is north- ern inade, but made to suit this market. m 390-4 GEREN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. $26, corner of 7th and D streets north, FINE ROSE WOOD CASK PIANO AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY MOBNING, June 3d, at 10 o’cl. we shall sell, in front ot our Auct Ooms, GD Fine Bosewood case. seven octave Piano. in per- fect order, nade by Knabe & Go., Baltimore. Persons wishing to buy such an instrument would do well to attend theaa'e, agit wil! be sold tothe highest bidder, e . cas! ae GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts F UNITED STATES STEAMESS AT AUCTION. m SA e 5 Unsirep States Nayr Yarp, Will be sold at public male to tie ighest bidder i s at 12 o’clock mon SATURDAY. the 34 day of June next. at the Navy Yard in Washington, D, C . the United States steamers Yankee, Jacob Bell, and Dragon he Yankee i: len side-wheel steamer of the following dimensions: penne braadth of beam, 26 feet; depth of hol Inchon; Semen of cylinder, 33 inches; stroke of vi feet. The Jacob Bell is a wooden side-mheal steamer, 145 feet long; breadth of beam 2) feet 9 inch depth of holds feet; diameter of cylinder, & woods ches; stroke of piston, 8 feet. The Dra, wood ‘opeller. 92 fest ler breadth of beam, If feet, and gopth of hold 9 feet 6 inches; diameter of cylinder 25 inches, and etroke of piston 26% inches. . ‘The vessels may be seen and further particulars made known on application to Commodore J B, MONTGOMERY, jommanodant, Washington Navy Terms of sale : Cash, in Government fands: $1,008 on each versel at the time of aale, and the balance Within six daye thereafter. my 18 eodtds Y WM. L, WALL & ©O., Auctioneers. THREE VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE as tO Ore we Z OF ST. ALOYSIUS On WEDNAEDAY AFTERNOON, 7th June. ats o’clock, we will sell, in front of the premises, parts of Lota 2and 3. Bauare 650), fronting $5 feet ou north K etreet, between Ist street and New Jerse; cone: ae most aecirenie) plansant aad rapigizi ine et these lots has been recently graded aad the slde~ ware paved. le ible One-third 1 at eale;) balance in 6 and iz months, bearing in mm the pre: € ent, and secured by deed 0f WALL & UO. ucts. Rp ‘actioneer. BY es For Ag Mireet, , Under Odd Fellows’ Hall . BAND SUILDIN “Lie oe a OTToTrON: bal shall sell, oD Juss oth. at “half- eal ling ‘Also, Lot @, same size. jstermg., One-auariar cash; balance in6, 12, eng Alt conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaer. = B PAGE, Auctionser. 502 Beventh arest