Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Wasaincton THEATER. —Last night but one of Mise Major Pauline Cushman in the «Union Spy.” introducing anational allegory of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Grover's THEATER.—The grand spectacu- lar drama of the “Sea of Ice,” or a “Thiret of Gold,” for the iast time, with Miss Susan Dee and Katie Baker in prominent charac- CantErnv ry. —A big bill of ballet, songs, dances, farces, &c. Manuel Doneti, the one- legged dancer, appears here again to-night. Oxvorp.—Besides the regular bill of Ethio- pian acts, and ballet, “Jocko, the Brazilian Ape,” and “The Murdered Waterman,” will ‘be performed. Nixon’s Orgcts, Sixth street, near the ave- nue—Equestriam and acrobatic performances, burlesque, ballet, songs, &c Com. Foote and ‘Col. Small, the Lilliputians, also appear. Stone & Rosston’s Circus, 6th street and ew York avenue—opens to-night with star equestrians, pancratists, gymnasts, acrobacs, humorists, danseurs, &c.,in an excellent bill of performances. Opp Fettows’ Hatt.—Floral concert benefit of North Mission. = STRAWBERRY Festivals at English Luth- €ran Churcb, Church of the Ascension, and Church of the Immaculate Conception. ee CoNcCLUSION oF THE CRONIN, BOYLE AND Kine Examrnation.—Yesterday afternoon Justices Walter and Boswell resumed the ex- ‘mination of the witnesses in the case of Ser- geant Cronin and Policeman Boyle, and U. Detective King, in the Aldermens’ Ch City Hall The Taarged ite ce The parties are charged with riot And shooting @ soldier named Costello, at the corner of Hstreetand Delaware avenue, on the 13th May last. Mr. Wilson appeared for the prosecution, and Messrs. Fendall, Morris 8nd Davis for the defense. Join Rainey sworn. Testified that he lives atthe corner of H streetand Delaware ave- mhue; keeps a saloon there; May the 13th wit- ness had been down town purchasing goods tor the house, and got back about six o’clock P.M. Was home ten or fifteen minutes when King, Boyle, Cronin, Godley, and a young man named James Bush drove up to the door, on Delaware ayenue, leading to the bar. When they entered witness was standing on the floor. ‘They walked up to the bar, and witness went behind the bar. The hack driver came in with them. They called for something to drink: can'tsay if any drank except King, he drank aie Witness received no pay, and thinks Cronin ordered the drinks. ing and Oronin then turned round to the man Ellis, who was Sitting on a chair near the oyster box reading & paper. King and Cronin took hold of him and jerked him off the chair; witness heard no Temarks made by them. They began seareh- ing Ellis's breast, &c. Ellis remarked that if they wanted to search him they might take him to the City Hall or guardhonse and go through him, as a public bar room was no place to do it. King remarked, “Put the hand- cuffs on the d—d s—n of a b—hand shoot him.” Cronin drew his revolver and putit to Ellis’s Read and eaid, ‘Now, you s—n of a b—h, your life isin my hands.” At that time they had pulled about the room. King, Boyle, Cronin and Ellis were scuffling. At that time Costello And another soldier named Bradley ran into the room by the H street door. Costello got mong them and tried to separate them. Cro- nin got hold of Costello and shoved him against the partition; the others were around. Bush ‘was trying tomake peace; Cestellosaid nothing to Cronin; Cronin put the pistol to the side of Costelic’s head and fired, the ball passed into the partition of the liquor room. Cronin re- marked, “Now, you d—d Yankee s—n of a yb—h, take that.” Witness’s wife ran into the room from the back room, havinga baby in her arms, and screamed for witness to come out; King struck at her with a billy; a little girl followed her mother in. and King took her by the arm and threw out of the back door to the platform. Boyle put the nippers on Costello and dragged him out of the door on Delaware ayenue. Costello was so beat and kicked he could hardly stard. They put him in the car- riage. witness saw Boyle kick at him. King had hold of Shuren, the barkeeper, and put him in the hack; saw nobody strike Costello. ‘When the shot was fired witness was four or five feet from the party and did nothing atall during the whole time Mr, Shuren testified that he was barkeeper at Rainey’s. On the occasion of this case he entered the room fromthe back yard. Saw a Sergeant of police nolding 4 revolver to Ellis's face. John Cronin was in the.act of shoot- ing Ellis and witness threw the pistol off with his rigbtarm. They were standing near the back door toward the passage. Boyle was mear with a billy. King was near. King caught holdof witness, when he attempted to save Ellis. Witness remarked. “For Christ's to keep? Atis the muss aboat,” and hegeedshens Cpe en ne . e msn he wanted. Withee tepiness was the the fuss and get Ellis ont of the way, but King stuck to bim, and Boyle strack him with a billy. Witness heard Costello’s voice before hesaw him, He called out, “For Cnrist’s sake it is pot fair for all to pitch on one man. Cro- nim replied, ‘ You Yankee son of a b—h, what brought you here. I'l soon put you away trom here.” These were the words. Witness saw Cronim present a revolver at Costello. ‘Witness threw it off. Cronin madea second at- ztempt. Witness heard the pistol, saw the smoke, and Costello fell. Cronin said «You Yankee son of a b—h, take that now,” and struck down on him with a pistol. King ‘and Boyle kicked Costello. Oronin raised the revolver to strike a second time. Witness Kicked it, and saw the revolving part rollon the floor and Cronin have the stock in his hand. Boyle put a fixture on Costello’s hands, and dragged him out to the carriage. King dragged witness out to the carriage. Witness knew Cronin was a policeman: didnt know Boyle: saw Godiey strike with a billy. When the pistol fired it was a yard or three quarters of a yard trom Costelio’s head. The counsel agreed to submit the case on the evidence heard, without examining any for the defense; and the Justices reserved their judgment until to-day. pees SSS THz Great MARCH BY RAILROAD—The movement of troops over the Baltimore and Obio Rallroad is one of great magnitude, and is probably the greatest movement of the kind ever made inthe world. The celerity with which troops are shipped and sent rejoicing bomewards is really wonderful, when we no- tice that all the trains on the road both to Bal- timore and the West, including the tonnage trains, are not the least retarded, but are run- ning on their accustomed time. To the end that the troops should be forwarded with as little delay as possible, a few days previous to the movement President Garre't and Master of Transportation Smith made the necessary arrangements in relation tothe cars, and so well have beon their directions carried ont that the agent here, Mr. George S. Koontz, who ts the master mind of the transportation, has had at all times the requisite number of cars at his command, which enables him and his asics, Messrs. Collins, Hapsiey and Thompson, with Messrs. W. J Stephenson, H. P. Gilbert and Jos. Kingsley, at the Governmert ware- house, to get the trains off on time. The par- ties named have been fully up to their du- ties, working night and day, and the efficiency with which the work has been done, entitles these gentlemen to the thanks of the soldiers and the soldiers triends throughout the coun- try. Capt. Benj. Burton, A.(..M., sad his clerks, who make out the necessary papers. richly deserve the thanks of the troops, they having been constantly at work since the great movement commenced (May 3st), and seem- ingly they never tire. Tn connection with this movement the Sol- diers* Rest, in charge of Captain Camp, which affords a restirg place for suchas may be too jate to take the trains, and the Rest, where the troops are refreshed, and those who have not previously been provided receive theirrations, deserve notice. Owing to this movement a a large amount of extra work devolves upon those in the depot, who have had but little rest, but thus far so well has everything been man- aged that there has been no cause of complaint, and itis to be hoped that al! tre roads over which troope are passing have madesuch com- plete arrangement and will meet with the same success 2s the Baltimore and Ohio road. Since the Sist ult, when the great move- ment commenced, to this morning, the total number of troops who bave le't the city amounts to 79,810 men, with 2,430 horses and 1,902,500 Ibs. of Baggage. f Yesterday the following left:—ith Division, 17th Army Corps, 6,85 men; tst Me. heavy a: tillery, 295 men: Gist N Y.,6i men; 127th Ill, Sl men: 25th Wis. 453 men; Sth N. Y. heavy artillery, 450 men; Sth. Delaware, 180 men; 9th 1.,4E men :19th 'N: ¥., 315 men: tith N. J. 359 men; Sd 111, 33 men; 105th IM., 460 men; zn Ane 9th Lil. 446 men; various regiments, Oo the *th instant, at so’e!ock a, m,, PATBICK PEPPER, sge1 $0 Carn wen x a is tuners! wilt tske p'ace on to-morrow, (Pri- day, the th inrtant, dence of his father Ne Teo Ce eroet teland, frieuds of the famil, ited to attend. ¥ are respectfally igvited Very euddenty.cn thy DAVID OOWAN, axed 2 frem injuries received runping over tim on His foveral will ts <a dence cn 17th street, between M tio'cleek p.m. | {Alexaucria pavers please cypy.} ‘morning of 7th instant, ears. $moatha, 7 days, i Government wagon FP\AILORING, SCOURING AN D REPAIRING, Sfactioa, by J in @ manner to give sat: BRRG, No. 80 La ast Prieur) Guerducaie,” “8 8¥-+ four doors sast P. 8 New end second-hand Clothing bought ord cold at fair prices. my i-im* CIty ITEMS. pin taie Sete Maror's Orrice, Wasurncron, June &, 1365. In compliance with law, I herewith publi and make known that the Commissioners who held the election on Monday, thé 5th instant, have returned to me the names of the follow- ing gentlemen as having been elected members of the Board of Aldermen and Board of Com- mon Council, and also Assessors, viz: First Ward —Aiderman—Wm B. Magruder. Common Councii—Jonn A. Rheem, Joan Ty- nan, James H. Hazel. S Second Ward.—Alderman—Sam'l W. Owen. Common Council—Samuel A. Peugh, H. Clay Stewart, And’w J. Joice. Third Ward—Alderman—Thos. Lewis. Gom- mon Council—john W. Simms, Wash. B. Wil- liams, A. G. Hall. Fourth Ward.—Alderman— Asbury Lioyd. Common Council—Wm. W. Moore, Elijan Ed- monston, Chas. H. Anderson. Fifth Ward—Alderman—George F. Gulick. Common Council—W. P. Fergusen, W. H. Hamilton, J. W. Mead. Stzth Ward—Alderman—Sam'1Cross Com- mon Council—Wm. Talbert, John H. Herrell, C. W. White. Seventh Ward.—Alderman—Thes. £. Lloyd. Common Council—J. G. Dudley, Geo. Wright, W. T. Walker. Assessors—Second Ward—Geo. W Harkness; Fourth Ward—Thos. W. Burch; S <th Ward— Charles E. Nelson. It RicuarD WALLACcH, [Intelligencer] Mayor. —_——_—_ Look ovT for the excursion to Glymont of the U.S. Grant Ulub, next Monday. ee MANEerIELD T. WALWORTH, the author of Hotspur and other works, has been offered by the committee the responsible position ef gen- eral secretary of the New York Association for the Advancement of Science and Art.” His physician has advised him not to accept for six months, and to delay for alike period the completion of his new novel, «The High- lands.” His unfinished book is pronounced by the literary critics far superior to ‘ Hot- spur,” which is having such an extraordinary run. 2S CALIFORNIA STONE RIn6s, Setts, Jet_Setts, Cross Setts, Buckles, Enameled and Jet Brace- Jets, Seal Chains, Long Guard Chains, Call Bells, Teaspoons, Cups, Napkin Rings, &c., for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pa. av., near 4\ st. 4t® ee UNPARELLELED SuccEss.—The Fourth Grand Presentation Concert will be given by the New York Manufacturing Jewelers’ Associ- ation at Seaton Hall,corner of 9th and Dstreets, Washington. Every purchaser of a ticket to these con- certs will receive at the time of purchase, at the depot, (Seaton Hall,) where the ticket is sold, a valuable present. The presents will be distributed from their renewed stock of jewel- Ty. watches, diamonds, pianos, sewing-ma- chines, breakfast-set's, ice-pitchers, silver ware, &c.,on exhibition at Seaton Hall, cor- ner of 9th and D streets, where only tickets are sold and presents distributed. The press and public have universally en- dorsed the perfect fairness, impartiality, and liberality of this novel enterprise. All receive a Present—All are aatisfied. Owing to the immense capital, and vast fa- cilities of the New York Manufacting Jewelers’ Association, the directors are e nabied to offer these extraordinary inducements, and pledge themselves that tairness, impartiality, and generous dealing will characterize taeir every act, and every promise they make. Their de- pot (Seaton Hall) is fitted up in astyleof un- Spproachable splendor, and the public are re- specttully invited to call and examine for them- selves the immense variety of beautiful and useful articles to begiven away to ticket pur- ehasers. Bearin mind that the presents are given &¢ soon as the tickets are purchased and the whole transaction is concluded in a mo- ment, on the spot, and the tickets are good for any of the concerts. The Hall, 9th and D streets, isopen from 9 A. m. until 10 p.m_., for the sale of Tickets and distribution of Presents. E. H. Eras, Actuary. PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c: HE PIC-NIC tor the benefit cf the Prospect ill Cemetery, which bas been post- poned, will take place on MONDAY, Jun 12th, at WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN New York avenue, between ist and 21 ats, Tickets which has been given out arg good for ese te THE COMMITTEE. 110! FOR GLYMONT. FIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION of the U, 8. GRANT CLUB O GLYMONT, On MONDAY, June the 12th, 1395. ‘Lhe Committee will spare no pains nor expense emake this one of the best of, the season. The m. and Alezabaehe xf YG! dt” A cole BPEL ZuRs and String Band has been gaged for the occasion. Tickets 81. admitting a gentleman and ladies. By order of the Oommittee:—Thomas Abbott, Thomas Riggies, Wm. Priestly, Geo. Ellen, Jos. B. Thomas, Richard Biegles, Cornelius Edwards, 8. BE. Edwards, President. je5-lw MEMBER THE HEROES OF PLEASURE. A GRAND PIC NIC will be given by the United Circle of Friends at the City Park, 7th street north, on MONDAY, June x Wm. Mink, J. H m.B 8 50 cents, admitting a gentleman and la- Vg No disrespectful persons will be admitted, WM, MINE. die: By order of the President. je F&S&Th FS&M Poe he on ae est: On a nt of ea Cie of the steamer hich was engaged, the members o! The ISLAND PLEASURE CLUB Tespectfully inform their friends and others that they are com nee to defer the Excursion to Glyment until THUKSDAY, June 8th, when the safe and commodious steacer Wa- wassett will leave the wharf foot of 7th street at go’clock a. m.. and also at 2% o’clock p.m. Tickets $1, admitting = gentlemen and lady. Tickets of the iat goo o ee HAMILTON, my 30-St* Ballet Master. p®F. J. W. EREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, PAKEER’S HALL, Penn. ave.. between 6th and 7th, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Pref. KREIS begs leave te announce to his for- mer patrons and the public in general th at the request of 8 great many of hi an well as others he will continu classes during the summer season. s L and Honrs of Tuition for Ladies, eB, and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from 3 to 50’cloek, Gentlemen's Class, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. (i Private instructions given te suit the cenve- piences of the pupil. For further information apply at or aidress a note to the Academy, or Room No 1% Washing- ton Building, corner Pa. avenue and 7th street. he Hall can be rented for Private Parties atd Boirees my 19-tf WwW ROTHECA I aR GARDEN Pa. av.. bet, 34 and 4th ets., (Capitol Hil}.) The largest Garden in the District. Open FREM CONCERT, “SHOOTING GALLERI SWINGS, &c. mee Retreshments of all kinds in nice arbors. Liberal terms to pic nic ti my 13-3m* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS S4 F STANDS AND STALLS IN THENEW OS MAREET-HOUSE, GRORGETOWN,D.O. Notice is hereby given that the whole of the Stands and Btalls in the new Market-House, in this town, which now remain unso 1l_be of- fered at public auction, for i. MONDAY, the 12th inet.. at 3 o’clock p. m. , All those which may not be then sold will be immediately Tented to the highest bidders for one year More full information as to terms will be given t thet f sale. = apie a ¥ ADDISON, Ma: H ENB yor, ne Orrce, Georgetown, D, C ne 7, dit ie | a \VBRY,SALB, HIBING and HAOK STABL) Horses kept by the day, week or month; also, horses bought aad sold. The undersigned having reopened the old stand formerly oceupied by Peter Von Essen, Bsq., Mo. 40 Congress st., is now reerst to receive and at- tend to all busine: is line. A splendid as sortment of Carris: and Buggies on hand; also. one hore f ily Careiegeas A continustion of r vi Enea J. P. VON Esa Bs aw, 38 Congress st , Georgetown, D. 0. jes-eo3t™ J AVING REMOVED FROM MY 0} H of business, corner of its DB Rrecte te BO. 481 NINTH STREET, between Dand E, I beg leave particularly te call the attention of my customers and the public generally, to this re~ moval, where] shall Keep constantly on hand @ large and well assorted atock of GROCBEIES, Pi ded citisens of Wasington end of the scrroumd: col Ty ar c ox aiceuy stock otae which will be sold at fair cen. )b 16-e08m* OHARD J. RYON. TY ICE OREAM. O™ "Ghnon county 10m Cima M. ORANGE OOUNTY ICE CREAM. pared to may cust a Duthewith delicious IGE CREAM, manufec- from pure cream from Orange Ccunty,New ork. feoti 5 . sad 1 i Genfectioners, Sutiers. fad Families oe , ied No. 39: Bloventh sires: et. and Pd I the my 5-Im- between ae En betwen E ot. ant Se NSTRUOTION IN LANGUAGES, HISTORY I ans LITBRATUBB, Ecquize at $44 Pa. av. WANTS: rei NL pee ABO) WA! —, BP- LD ed pena Arey te 4. BBE ANTED.--Atthe Avenue House. a good Ger- Nie K, nnd one GIRL to wash dishes. Ww ANTBD.—A ecod COOK, WAEHER. and IBONEB, for a small famil: 2977th street, bet. Land M. me Apvly 5st" COOK WANTED— 6 well A recommended, at aosuste et. ist and New Jersey av., at the Baltimore Depot. je 8 2t* WwW ANTED—A Young MAN, 16 to years of age, uick at fi id wri ._ ad- dress OLERE . Star ofice. rites a good hands ot WANTED a careful, tidy. white GIRL to at- L ant children. Apply at308 oth st. oo ANTED—Two or throe first-class CARPEN- THES at No. 246 I etreet, bet. 18th and 190, _ jest" JOHN LEWIS. ANE EDA Sunes to. aeaist in menersl hose irk. he treet, llth and 12th, ae Di te ‘HILD’S NUBSE WANTED, to go into the / country forthe summer, Apply at No. a I Street, 4 doors east of 1%th, W anrsp.s WHITE GIBL to assiat in gen- eral house work. Apply at corner of B st north and Delaware avenue, Capitol Hi The of wages given. J08-3t* ANTED—A youne MAN, about 16 years of age, to act as Salesman. The best of refer- enees required. Apply to Barnet & Co., aca Pean ave. it* W ANTBD-—A pec GIBL capable of Cooking. Washing an AS ee ne Jroning; ios aaal Grae ana om. irl for ng care ofa c y im- mediately to €86 Tithat. Eel z. stam WwW ANTED IMMBDIATELY—A young LADY who underetands.to operate ona Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machine, at Otto Berg’s Fancy Btore, 269 D st ,bet 13thand 13% sts. _ 08 2t* Cx WANTED at the Brennsn House, No. 342 Easireet, bet 12th and 13th streets. One that understands that can come well recommended will get good pay. je 8 6t* A YOUNG WOMAN. with the best recommen- Sations. wishes a PLACE at nurse or cham bermaid. Apply to Revy.8. M. SHUTS. Colum- dian College. Je 8-2t* ANTHO—Two TIN and SHEBT-IRON Ww WORKERS, first class. Best wages, steady work for one year. Inquire at the Georgetown Btove House, No. 90 Bridge street. Georgetown, D.C. Lie 8 iw) PALMER & BR W ANT ED—Tro nieo looking COLORED WOMEN to make change and wait on a re- freshment table, No night or Sunday work, Ap- vly,to WM. J. TOLSON, 389 I street, betwoen 12th je * an ANTED—A goo Woman COOK, a good Veg- etable COOK, a SEAMSTRESS: also, a good Golored WAITER; must understand restaurant business. Good references required, at New York Hotel. je 8-3t* ANTED—Bya lady hevin some experience in teaching, ITUATION as governess. is capable of instructing in the English branches, drawing and psinting. Apply at No. 639 H atreat, je 8-3 between 2d and 3d. W 4NTED-Oustomers for good pure country milk at 10 cents per quart. Directions ad- dressad to T. ©. MULLEN. through City P.O., Washington city, D. C., will receive prompt at: tention, Je 8-3t* NV eres STEAM ENGINE and BOILER of one or two horse power. SAMUEL LLOYD'S Orange Oo. Ice Cream Depot, Je8-3t* 390 11th st., bet. K st. and Mass.av V ANTED—By a respectable woma TION as chambermaid or to table, or to travel with alady, No objection to go to the country. Best references given. Address a note to Box 12, Star office. je3 3t*4 V ANTED IMMEDIATELY —A respectable WHITE GIRL to do the general housework ofsemall family. A good home and liberal wages 5 strectesat, near Navy Yard. Inauire for . THOMPSON, je 3 3t* SITUATION WANTED in a wholesal retail store as BOOKKEEPSR or BA’ AN, bya gentieman of long eXperience a equaintance with the city and country trade; would be willin to invest four or five hundred dollars. Batisfactory references will be given, Address M.C., Star office. 308-5t* \) LS ee first-rate IRONER at the Kirk- wood Hoase. je7 3t* \ ANTED—A BOY, between the age of liand 16, in a clothing store, 554 Penn, aveane, Good recommendations required Je 7-2t* SITUA- t on the nd 7 ANTED IMMEDIATBLY—A HEAD COOK; W also, three BELL BOYS. Apply st Marl = ham’s Hotel, next to Willards’. Je7 3t \ ANTED—A medium-sized unfurn'shed HOUBE, in a good neighborhood, with and water, Inquire of HALL, FOGG & FRIDAY, iS1 Pennsylvania avente. je 7-3t* W ASTEROne iret cae BORER REPRE, A. corns New YORE ave aod Irth street between? and’, A. M., and 5and7 P.M, je7-tf WY Sr reD pose? in @ private family fora lady, with asmallroom with all the comforts of ome’ Please address M OC. 8,, Star Offica, stating location and terms, je7-3t™ YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES A Situation in a geptleman’s family to take care ofchildren. Please call on 19th street, between K ead Last hird door from KE at. Jez 2t* war ree Bervant GI D Three Bervant GIRLS at Kirkwood House. Je 6-3t" W 48 ED-—Beveral good DRESSMAKERS je 6-3t 336 Pennsylvania avenue. ANTRD—A MAN for driving a wagon. one W tant ic well acquainted in all parts of the city. Applyat JOS, SHAFFIELD’S Confection- ery, 350 bth streot. 306 3t™ NTED immediately, at No. 375 ith street, fetween Gand Ha steady MAN todo repair’ inginashoe shop, Alsoa man to do new work, je 6 3t* nee WANTED—A WHITE WOM Merstende all kinds of meat cooking. Also, a WOMAN to dowashing. American Houre, ‘th st. corner Pa. av., oppposite Center Market jo it™ WANTED —A WET NURSE wanted imme ely, with a breast of milk not more n om three months old. Inqnire of Br. FALMER, Hi street, between 9th and lith nice orth, 3 QD W ANTED- By a respectable young girl. a BIT- UATION in a private family to cook, wash and iron, or chambermaid.| Reference can. b given. Please address a note to M.A.C.. office. ANTEBD—By « young married man, perma- WwW. nently Treated in Washington, « SMALL DWELLING HOUSR, containing the modern im- provements. Location, First Ward. between I’th and 2th streets and Pa svenue and K st. Inquire be Mr. PAGE'S Drug Store, corner 17th at and Pa. avenue. je6 ie 00D CONFECTION SE CAN FIND Btoady orner 0. an sts. Selanient a! e C. “NOSBE & BRO. NTED—Fifty MEN wanted to roll the Sere Garza Medals’ alco the 24 Corps Medal of General Hum Ee Agents can make F ‘ . ya from §25 to KO a day. SPRNBTT & 00, je 5-5t* 262 Penn. Avenu ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, monds. Pistols, Pawnbroker’s Tickets, Fnr- niture, Olothing, or any article of value. The highest cash price paid or exchanged for other Singer’s Sewing Mechine Agency, 502 3 doors north of Penn. av. je3-Im* [iO THAMETRBS. Assistant uartermaster’s Office, Corner G and 22d streets, : Washington D.C. May 31, 1365.4 Wanted Immediately, Five Hundred (500) Six: ply who are not prepared and wi hey may be ordered. The line to £. where t Wages will be thirty-five dollars per month and one rat: day, Application must be made t; the Guperistendenis on Kendall Green and Bast. ern Branch Gorralt. __0. B. TOMPKINS. Col. and A. Q.M.,U t T. RUSSELL’S. No. 277 an experienced COOK, (: 2. Also,a good WABHBB WOM uNgRD AMBION Mowray be seen at 519 H street, between th cal and 7 Thankful for past patronage, desires a continuance of same. my 5-eo12t* Py ANTED-Any number of ladies Fluting by our new proces: pared to do any kind of guods we equa! to New ors work. - ne oe jtaanp' a, ' 361 F street, ae ay Rt Patent Office, CAREABERRS and CARRI BRS ayArre aD fot & LD a Delaware a . mynd ite W ANTED— 200,000 LADIES to get their Flating done at PRINCB’S, at, be- aween ith and 9th. Sta ds Work: ing Cotter, &e., my i9 tf WwW ANTED. WANTED. ‘ED. Every 'y in the District to know that in con- sequence of an innumerable sect of a0- e ringing up in the District, botch juring persons good: case of dainsge.) nee. in procurin, *Sravding Bik. Wfatn ery, w we issue daily work while our friends wait we mak intricate, and by the to the Cry 581 F atroet, _my 19 tf Opposite Patent Office. ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—8e Wear SANDS. Also, sever: coed 20 beni Military and Wy erehs 01 my 12-t¢ 212 Feasyigantonniete. ANTED—a 81 Ww Gir! to do Cham! Seo or would’ eran objection to take charge of the country. “Apply at 346 lath atrect, botoeea mar my 9 pry ars WANTED i—The Decribers pay ax jighest cash rices for D! SKINS, at their Buckskin Glo’ 05 street. Georgetown, D. 0. S nov i6-tf BURG & EBERT, ANTED —A limited ene hy mcs Wee: Shand 2D SHOOND HAND PURNITORS, Waza ane eeu botworn @ aad Hasse ad, FOR RENT AND SALE. VERISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—For 450 Ire at eet an Te toes one of the most desirable in the city. Fox Rant UBNI' vi desicable two aeaee roa ertie Toealionla the eity. "Bh font ‘ate new city. ‘The ren the it r spply at the ce counter. ap 15~ '0 BENT—Two pleasant BOOMS, with Board. \t i d r uke. 3; Misseuri avenue, between 3d anise farniched ROOM, on Ist door, with or without BOARD. for den: jemen only’ 257 i and lith street PD at No 257 D street ote OB RENT—A BRIOK HOUSE, containing 1° rooms; very pleasant and healthy location; moderate rent: good references required. Inquire 8. E. comer of fath atrect and Maryland avenue, Fo RENT—One neatl th UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT At 651 P + bet 2d and 3d ste., Capitol Hill. Very le location. Also. a-few persons accommo- saree with Board and Lodging. Apply at once. OR BENT—2 Furnished HOUSES, 2 Onfa r- ished Houses. Also, foreale, a frame OAR- PENTER SHOP. a chi Tools and Mortice Machine, with two Blind Ohisels in comp'ete or der, Apply to MITGHELL & SON,8.E corner of Pa. av. and 15th at. 03-30" FS SALE OB BENT—A well built two-story wooden DWELLING HOUSS, situated the corner of_2d street west. on Vir borth side, (Island.) being No. 43 building contains eight rooma, with a rear build- ing of four rooms, ail in gcod order. It will be in sold cheap, the owner bavingleft thecity. If net sold soon, the property will be for rent. For terms inquire of 3. F, HALIDAY, Real Batate Broker, 1ith street west, No 515 south of Penn- sy) ia avenue, The key can be had to view the property on inquiry at the back building. on the rear of the lot. jes lw OR BENT.—Two UNFURNISHED ROMS for rent, suitable for housekeeping; 374, corner of 14th and N streets, je 7-26" *OR E—A PLATFORM SCALB. suitable for a Coal Yard. Applyat No, 68 Pennsylvania avenue, between 2ist and 22d streets. je 7-Im* OR BENT—The upper portion of s Dwelling HOUSE, containing five very plessant rooms. unfarnished, No. 167 # street, between 4*4 and 6th streets, Island. je 7 3t* F°c8 BENt—a ood BRICK HOUSE, contain- ng 9 rooms, No. 371 D st.. between 7th and Sth streets. Inquire of WOLLARD & GILBERT on the pre! La je7 St* T LET—Six-room BRICK HOUSS. with water ‘and gas,on_K_ street, between (th wnd lth Avply to C.F. B. RICHARDSON, L st., bet. Ith and 12th, No.4 jeT 2ts Fo, RENT—A desirable HOUBE, consisting of nine rooms, with waterand gas. in a fine loca tion, Ne. 126 Pa. av. For further particulars ia- quire at 194 3th st., bet. O and P. Fo RENT—A very pleasant and nicely fur- nished CHAMBER, to two gentlemen, in a small private family. Apply on I street. six doors west of 92d st , one square from the cars, je7-3t* Fo RALB—A BAKBER 8 HOP: doing a good business and a goo ateady trade. Apply at T. FISHER’S Shaving Rooms, 591 7th street near Maryland avenue. Also, a House and small Lot. je7 2t* URNITURB FOR SALE of large Boarding House, situated in the central part of the city, For reference call on GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auction and Commission Merchants, corner 7 and D streeta, No 526. je7-iw je 7-3t* AUOTION SALES. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. ONE ROSBWOOD CASE PIANO, made by Ohickerivg. of Boston. Mass. |e order. Fime chance for any p3raen in want, Sold without reserve, on RATUBDAY, the 10th oo at 11 o'clock a, m., in front of our auction send GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ‘Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ALNDT. ROPRWOOD. AND MAHOGANY AND STal x TIOnN ED WOUD FURNITURES AT AUC. On SATURDAY. the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock & m-,atour suction rooms. corner of /th and D streets, No. 526, Parlor ot assortmeat of good iture _je8-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUOTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, FAN 2 LBS Xe. AT AUCTION OY AE On WEDNBSDAY, June lith, at o'clock s. m.. we shall sell, at No. 2267th street, between Mand N streets, a general assortment of Dry Goods. Fancy Articles and Shoes, Persons in want of goods ahould attend this. ad those wishing to buy to sell again will find this sale to their ad- vantage to atterd, ray tore Room will befor rent after the day se 8 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. B® W. B. LEWIS & go. Auctioneers 07 Penn's avenue, PAWNBROKER'S SALE OF 1,500 LOTS GENT’S SUPERIOR CLOTHING, ‘iepres. SEASONABLE CLOTHING, BEDDING, &c. MON DAY next, June 12. Me o'clock, at our Rooms. No. 307 Pennaylvania avenue— Gente Clothing. | ine Coats, black and light Cassimere Pants, Vests, Summer Clothing, Linen Coats, Pants and Ladies Clothi jes’ Clothing at 11 o’cloek, co isi i Dresses and Bxirte, Lawn. Delaine wad Carats Dresses and Skirts. ies’ ing = tltae Oenese irts, Ladies Under Clothing, Man Bedding, Sheets, Quilts, &e. a lot of fime Gold and Si act Ok eee an’ lver Watches, S$. L. Linse, Pawabroker, Phila- delpbia. _ie8-3t_(Chron.}. W. B. LEWIS & CO . Aucts. AUCTION DALES. Se a ea THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BX 7. ©. McGUIRE & 00., Auctionsers, DEOME BUILDING HANDSOME BUILD LOT IN THE 530OND a ee eee On THUREDAY. (00: 8 iN, Jame Sth, at 6 o'clock on the premises, shall sell Lot No.2, in Kingman’s subdivision of of Square No. 242, fronting 25 feet on bet. bee dopthol ds teste Bins falasd of 55 feet to le avon Terma: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve mo ntha, with secured notes bearing in' All conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur’ chaser, J. ©. MeGUIBE & OO., Je2-atd Auctioneers. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, THREE SMALL FRAME HOUSES IN FIBST WARD AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, June Sth, at6 o'sloek p.m... we Will sell in front of the premises Peto Lot No, 24, in square 16. fronting 42 feet 5 inches ona 3) foot wide alley, between I and K streets, and im- proved by three good Frame Ho Terms: Haif cash; balance in 6and 12 months, with interest, secured oy a deed of trusten the Property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of purcheser. Perfect. Bale Positive. Title WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. ALSO. Immediately after the above, we will eell part of Lot No. 2. in square No. 15, fronting 16 feet om K street, with a privilege of a three foot wide alley, and running back 75 feet. Terms cash. ses WM. L. WALL & CO., Ascts YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. THREE BUILDING LOTS OPPOSITE ARMORYE SQUAKB AT PUBLIGSALB. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June sth at 6 ° and 462, fronting 25 feet on seuth the Armory Square) and running back with am average depth of 02 feet toa 25 feet alley. Terme: '; cash; the balance in 6 and i2 months, with secured notes bearing interest. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. A A A payment of $20 will be required on each Lot at if . “Rebate J.C. McGUIRE & 00,, Aucts, je2-dtds Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, WEST. AT AUCTION. Lp On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Sth instant, at 6 o'clock, we will sell in freat of the premises, Lots 4and 5, subdi yn of equare 144, fronting (1 and 70 fget‘on north D street, between Isth and rich west. Terms: One-third cash; balance 6, 12, and i¢ months, secured by deed of trust on the premisen, Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. ia? WM. L. WALL & OO.. Aucts. Y JAS, 0. MeGUIBE & OO,, Auctioneers, GOOD BUILDING LOT ON NORTH OS8THEBP. BETWEEN 12TH AND 13TH STREBTS, aT PUBLIC BALE. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 12th, at o’clock on the premises we shall sell Lot" P Mrs. Morrison’s eubdivision of Sqaare No. fronting 23 feet en north O street, between and 15th streets west, and runing back lis feet 4 unches to a 33 foot alley, and containing 2,075 square feet. = P Terms: One third cash; the remainder in6and 12 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust. Conveyancing and stamps at the coat of the pur- chazer. JAB. O. MCGUIRE & G0. je7a Auctionsers. {OR RENT—To a careful tenant, w pleasaut7 ‘ “roomed BRICK HOUSE. with frame room adjoining; in good repair; gas threughout aud ump of water in front; elegant deep Jot opening into a large, wall paved alley. situated on 10t street, a few doors from L. ent $50 per month in advance.and beet of reference required. In quire at GIBBS’ Hair Store, 242 Pennsylvania avenue, pear 13th street, upstairs. je7-6t VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN WASHING- TON OLTY FOR SALB. Lot No.7, in Square No. i61; can be subdivided into 6 lets of about 20 feet by 70. teh in Bassre No, 316, corner of K and lth ets, 5 5 521, ien of Lots 13, U and 15 of Square 563 5, iD Ranere 568 do 10 56 ” Parts of Lota 13 and 14, ia Square 419, on 7th. st., r between L and M. erms 8} . ae Apply to CLIFTON HELLEN, fe7-7t™ No. 29 13s street. ¥ J, CO. McGUIBB & CO., Auctioneers, SIGHT BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE MARIN BABRAOKS. NAVY YARD, = On TURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at 63; o’vlock, On the premises, we shall sell, 8 excellent Building Lots, frenting respectively on south G atront and lith etreet east, at the corner of thesa streets. ‘There Lots are finely located for buil“ing purpo- ses.on thesecond square eastof the Marine Bar- racks, Navy Yard 5 Terms; One-third cash, the remainder in 6and 12 roonths, with interest, secured by a deed of trust, Conveyances and stamps at the cort of the pur- sb: 4 ered J.0. MeGUIRE & 00.. Aucts, PY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acctioncers, TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS—AUCTION JATURDAY, June ith, we shall continue sete ‘of fash, Doors and Blinds, At this sale we shall offer some No.1 work, of regular sizes, whioh will finish out the lot ox consignment. je7-a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Fo BRENT—A three-story BRECK HOUSE containing five rooms and store, with back kitcben. Apply at No, 26 2d atrest, betwcen Mags, avenue and H street, j96-3t* OR RENT— i FUBNI8SHED HOU! FOR REN Teen Gaver Gactard water tirouga: out” Apply at No. 400 ith, street, near City Hall. ie wes 12 6-3t* Fo8 SALE—A SHOEMAKER SHOP, with a supply of good customers and cheap rent. Inquire No, 87 4'> street, near Margland ave ue. = jo 3t* {'OR RENT—A reasonable bonus will recure the immediate possession of a nice Brick HOUSE, ioe! low rent, near the Patent Uffice. Call at 113 reat Inland, near Lith, for terms, &o. je 6-3t* Il EASE OF HOUSE FOR BALE, runs for t2's 4 years, rent onty $10 per month; house has 4 59emAr,G004 loc © Restaurant, 18¢ 5 handsome FRONT PABLORS op the first floor, suitable for OR BENT.—Be jsome FU OHAMBBES for rent; also, two offices. Apply te J.P. CRUTCHET, No. 177 6th street, corner of D st. je §-e03t* OR RENT.—A beautiful country residence furnished, near the city. For air, water, and scenery, unsurpassed by any place in the District. Also for sale. ata bargain, a five young HORSE and two BUGGIES, Address ‘Highland Home,” Star office. je 6 eo3t* (OB SALE—A FRAME HOUSE two stories high, with restaurant; geod lease and good stand, on North Oapitol street, opposite goldiers Rest. je5-6t* FIRST RATE CHANCE T@ MAKE MONEY. FOR SALE—An EATING HOUSE, doing a firat rate business; cause for selling sickness. Soquirest 463 Centre Market, on Yth street, je5- lw" B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, AUCTION BALE. OF HOUSEHOLD A TOHBN FURNITURE. situ On MONDAY. the 1th instant, at i) o'clock a m,. we shall sell,at the residence of = lady de. clining housekeeping, at No. 44% 12th st., bet. @ and H streets north, a good assortment of Furni- ture, consisting in part of— Mabogany Sofas and Bide Chairs Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes, Lounges. Spring, Hair top and Huak Mattresses, Feather Beds, Boisters and Pil- lows Carpets and Matting and Oilcloths Kefrigeratots, Cooking and other Stoves China, Glass and Crockeryware. With many other articles too numerous to enu- merate. “Jed GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Yo WM. & WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Horse and Carriace Bazaar. 9% La. av. betw, 9th and WWth streets. BALE OF HORSES 2. mnrenms. to On BATURDAY MORNING. June lith.*com meucing at 10 o’clock,at the Bazaar, will be sold bo! sets SIXTY HORSES, hited to harness and saddle, A full description atsale, ALSO. 2 Mules, broke to marneese LSO Alarge collection of desirable New and Second- hand Carrisges. Buggies, Rockaways, Express Wagons, and other vehicles, ALSO, A large collection of New and Second-hand Har- ness, &c. gular Sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the. ¥ Oarriages and Harness al WALL ooo tale, Je7 (Ghron.&intelligencer.] et in good order. Fo RENT—A large DWELLING HOUSR, No. 463 E, between Sth and sth ste. For farther apply to GRO. W. PHILLIPS, Oity ail. or to 8. D OASTLEMAN, at the George- town Bridge, on Pa. avente. jeS iw Roz FOB RENT. FUBNISHED—One large Paclor and two adjoining Rooms, with large Basement for cooking purpotes, situated on north B street, Capitol Hill, No, 31%, within one square of the Capitol, Rentvery reasonable, je3 9t* OR RENT--A few more excelicnt OFFIOR ROOMS in Washington Building, corner Pa. articulars avenue and 7th st. Inquirein the clothing store in same building, se 2-6t* L, 8ELDNER & CO. RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE—A 8PLEN- DID ¥ARM, situated on the T. B. and Alex- andria road, 3% miles from the Navy Yard bridge, containing ene hundred and nine acres of land, seventy cleared, and the remainder in wood, such as oak, pine and chestnut; good dwelling and ont - a he house, and fruit trees of allkinds. The nad well as ted fi ‘dening purposes. Fa Sapone, , and the whole of the fai ing implements thereon, Persons wishins t= | > chase will call soon, as they will be adcommodated © view the farm for one week, from the livery stable of M,J. POPB, K street, between 8th and 9th ats., Navy Yard. je2-Iw* houses; a never-failing spring of excellent water for early gar be sold reasonable, with crops, stock, wagons, carts, De ve yur: with a conveyance OR RENT—Would rent for a period of three moptas aneatly furnished 3 story brick dwell- ing HOUBE; said house being desirably loca’ed in Vicinity of bet. G apd premice 8 ublic buildings; situate on 8th street, BY No, 404, water and gas upon the N.B. Would not rent to persons having all chiudren, References required, Apply as ove. my3i-tf N OPPORTUNITY TO PUBOHA: é A ING RESTAURANT BUSIN EGS We voter FeREtPaN PASCO? Etat batty sitzs ofthe Ladies! t *Goslio; and Geptlemen’s Restaurant y Nos 247 and 249, venue, between 12t me are ain: eating roo '@ good appei and 13t% sta. barand kitchen ments; and is pow do & good business, The propriet> wishing to e his employment ia the obiect of wishing te se. é The le e has nearly four years and» half of un- ir x ly on the premises. or to JAS. 0. McGUIRE = a ee eS and Commission Merchants. my 30. ae 7: ciate THIRTY AURE ir miler 5 ad - miles from Hook Greek Ohuren. ‘every acre in a Fhe improvements area TWO STORY FRAME e HOUSE. Harn, and ail out-houses. n andi tpel fost theta pet and rail, with water inabundance, and fea wd et the above preyerty. will be found a desirable in: vestment, and worthy the attention of pemons desirous a pleasant country residence. acres of meadow. the balance in vegeta- a@ splendid crop of frait—comprising, Pears, Apples, Oherries, kc ratasar buy the gulag’ Gone, esgeteos its Forming utensils, and the stock necearary and now EMANUEL LAOBY.. '—To Gentlemen, PARLORS and BS. in avery pleasantand te Departmen" and and the used to work the farm. wy3)-2m™ ‘an ry at, on Mew York orate. my Z- soot th os) ES ks SS BALE—HOUSS ef five rooms; Lat 15x90, on OPA easy payments, Emmedi- ate pe ion. being now. Air a i D. M. LAWBENO: my26-dtf corner of pity No. 63K, Fro BALE-—The GOODWIL' fine Sto Bear Pa ave.. with WietUnwe ants mall stock A dE sale. Inquire at 522 Pa av. my 1) Fo —UN FU: (SH. M3, euitedle for hi keepin, behad at 17 jt ont bepoon Sue's, sorta MS 2 Pa. av DER T century, The Wi TAC®,, na and Se: Begrahb: by Bi OR SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dit- Rabaareeas Sic rae ¥ JAS. OC, MOGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers, TRUSTEB’S SALE OF HOUS VAGANT LOT ON TENT srhner wane, TWSEN N AN 8. : On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, o’olock, en the premises, by virtue of the Sure Court, No. 1,822. in equity, I shi sell part of Lots 2 and 2x, in Davidson's subdivi- sion of Square No. 367, fronting on 1th street west, between Nand O streets north, one of the lots ros sine 14 feet on l0th street and running back 120 feet to a 3) foot alley, improved by a two- story frame house, with back building: the other fronting 22 feet 11 inches on 10th street, with the sam3depth,and unimpreved. Both lotaare lease- holds, redeemable at the pleasure of the holder on the payment of 25 cents per square fuet. -half cash; the balance in 6 months. the purchaser to give his note. with interest, and endorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustee. All conyeysncini sy cost of purchase AVID A. BU. : . tee. je7 eo&ds J. 0, McGUIRE & ‘00! Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction 5 No, 526, corner7th and D atreots ‘Borth, Pr2uo PORTE AND MBLOD® - “HOLS ‘AsO KITGMAN FORMTICRB A On TUBBDAY. the 13th inst,,2{ 1! o'clock a. M.,, we shall acll at thé residence of Josh te encet. Bea 0. 391 4's Street, between N and O One Fite Ro-ewood Gase Piano, m Bancoat bes yorpe: ade by Raven, One Fine Bosewood Case Melodeon, jabogany and Walnut Sofas, ‘abogony and Walnut Bide Ghairs and Rockers, Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Bareaus, Mahogany and Walnut Marb! Washstand: Matocacy aud Wetuut Soak Ouses an tees jabogavy an ‘alnut Bot 508 anc etaries, Mahogany and Walaut Wardrobe Jane aud Wood Seat Chairs, ‘eather Beds, Pillows and Bolste Husk. Hair top and other Mattras:es, Thr ty, Ingrain and other Carpets, Qooking. Parlor and other Stoves, Chins, Glaes and Crockeryware, Window Ourtains, <c., with many other articles which we deem unnecessary to enumerate. Terms cash. le7-a GREEN & WILLIAME, Auvcts. GOVERNMENT BALE AT AUCTION. Will be sold. on BATUBDAY, June 10, 1585, at 12 0’clock m,, at Sixth street wharf. Washington, " 59 bbis, of Meas House Grease and Tallow, 500 Balt Sacks alt Ba 3.660 Tallow Craeklings together with other articles. is Kk. 7. BRIDGOB. a Captain, 0.8 V. G. This PROPHYLATIC is sold-by all Draggists and Grocers. ‘This great PANACEKA hasbeen established 20 years. Its medioa! properties are TONIC, ASTRINGENT AND AROMATIC, lLeradicate all de: nt of ° Baraat Rit atest of te sto STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG, REJUVENATES THE OLD, Cures DYSPEPSIA, LOBS OF APPETITE, INDIGESTION, LASSITUDE OF BYSTEM, CHRONIC DIARRHGA, DYSENTERY, JAUNDICE, AGUB AND FEVER. 9 found teatimoviate of PEOPLE WELL" KNOWS ts Washington. TWINKS AND NETTING D. SMITH’'S WILD CHERRY TONTO LITTERS. Doslersin arti % Office, corner of Pratt waeeye ey ‘3 GLORY Man 8 STAER _ sa stints Seana B® W.L. WALL & O0., Auctioncers, LEASE OF A TWO-8TORY FRAME HOUSE:AT AUCTION On THUBSDAY AFTERNOON, atfie'clock, we Willsell, in frontof the premises, just opposite the Beldiers’ Rest, Capitol Hill, two ye Lease of a two-story Frame Hou: including all the Furniture and Fixtures of a barber's shop Terms cash. WM.L. WALL & CO, 7 Auctioneers Y 3.0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, FINS BUILDING LOTON NORTH Q STEERT, _ NEAR 140H STREET. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June éth, at 65¢ o’clock on the premises, we shall ell Lot No. 52, in Kingman’s subdivision of Square No 24I, front ing 2) feet on north ( street, between i3th and lith mg and running back 120 feet to a 20 foot alley. = i Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder in & and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. WIS & OO , Auctioneer B* LORE | No” 307 Péaneylvani enue. LARGH SALE OF DBOEASED SOLDIERS’ BFFECTS AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY next, June 9, at 10 o'clock, at our Store, we sball sel] the contentsof ten large cases. containing the Effects of deceased soldiers. auch a8 all kinds of Clothing, Shoes, Blankets, Watches, Jewelry, with many other useful articl By erder of James Collins, Surgeon U. President of “Qouncil of Admini en A.8.U.8. Vols., Recorder je 7-2t W. B. LEWIS & OO , Auctioneers. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Axct; Georgetown. 3 ES, LIQUORS, STOBB FIXTURES, GEOOERY . AT AUCTION On FRIDAY MORNING, Jone %th, at 10 o'clock. I will sell at No. 62 Bridge street, under the pon Hotel, Georgetown, a general assortment Groceries, Liquors, Teas, Molatses Mixed Pickles and Fruit, imjare and cans. And a general assortment of Goods usually kept sare, aS sooety soe variety ae Fixintea: so, the Counter, Shelving an orem. Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, je7-2t Auctioneer. Y¥ JAS. O. McGUIRB & O0., Auctionsers, THREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS OM SOUTH B STREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND 77H STREBTS WEST. On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, June Bth, at a. ye shell ote at lic an ra 2, in subdivision of Square No. 462, fronting eac! feeton south B ttreet, between 6th and 7th s Eg west. and run- nipvg back about: feet toa 25 feet wide public alley These lots are finely located for private resi- dences, overlooking the Smithgonian and Armory Square grounds, easy of access by the 7th straet assenger cars, and at a convenient distance from the Sen bentonite cash; the remainder in 6, 12 8: our’ + . and Is months, Wie atereet: ecured by a deed of truet on the premises. sand stamps at the cost of the pur- ne J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. : Auctioneers. jes-d y WM L. WALL & CO . Anctionears. USTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL &8- “BATE IN TRE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, By virtue of a deed of trust dated on the 26th day of SUBSE, 1357, and recorded on the lit day of November, 1357,in Liber J A. 8., No. 144, folios 234, 285, 236 and 237, ome of the land records of Wasbineton county, in the District of Columbia, I will sel on MONDAY, June 5, 1365, at 5 o'clock m.,at the Auction House of Wm. L, Wall & jo., corner of 9th street and Fenn’s arence. in the city of Washington, the following described tract Sf land, situated in the county ef Washington, im the District of Columbia. _ The raid tract of land begining at the endof the fourth line of a tract of land called New Beat, and runuing thence south 15 perches, thencé sotith 82 degrees, west 25 perches, thence north 35 degrees, east 145 perches, thence south 69 degrees, cast 51‘ erches to ite intersection with the I5th line of Pho larger tract of land conveyed by the heire and i id C. Pattier to Edward Swace, thencesouth jegrees, west 63 perches, theace south 25degrees, west 31 perches and 53-10 of w rch, thence south gi degrees, west 45 perches to Phe beginning, containing 31 acres, 1 rood and IT ches. Z ; PeTheverms of this sale will be one-third cash; balanos, bearing interest and payable in equal in- stalments, at 6 and 12 months, the deferred pay- ments to be secured by a lien on the lan’ One hundred dollars of the cash payment to be paid down atthe place of sale; and in case the purcbaser or purchasers refusing so to do the property will at once pe zeeokt at Cae cost i aner OF pu’ ¥ of the defaulting purchs! o. ggoan Sr eatee. myl] eokds WwW. ALL & 00., Aveta. n@-THE ABOVE SALE 18 MONDAY, the 12th of June. at same place. +, . , GAN, Trustes. ie5.a wii. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. ¥J,0. MeGUIBB & 00,, Auctioneers, @REAT as7~ ~~ ‘ Ss us OF BBA’ | pihes ON TBR BIGH ‘qnoun saan So On TU: Bly AFTERNOON, May 30, at 8 o'clock, on the pre we shall sell thirty plots of ground of one Ralf one acre » situated on the Piney Branch road, between Pierce's Mill and the lth street road, being part of the estate of T, P. Brown, Bsq These Cottage Sites are on the high ground known a2 Piney Branch road, which fur besutifal and romantic scenery is unsurpassed in thie vicia- ity, This road, leading to Pierce’s Mill and Rock Ores, has long been the favorite drive of lovers devisees of Da POSTPO To the same hodrand f icturesque. Each p'ot is i: ed wi some f oF aixty varieties of fruit trove of the Lo 8 sel 2 a eaty of if terminus niy a short walk from the t Passenger railroad. Terms st rale. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of tee Piny ie tda OGUIBE & CO.,Aucts. ALE OF THE ABOVE LOTS WILL bercontinted TURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sune 13. ats oxigek- 3, 6, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionvers, VERY HANDSOME AND DESIBABLE BUILD- LOTS. NBAB T: y" INGRINTING OFFIOE AT ACOTION. | On MONDAY, the I2th day of June, 1545, instant. I will set up and expose at public sale, on the premises, at 6 o'clock p, 1a, virtue of a decree of the Supreme Courtef the mbia, thi Le irl ge erie valuable uiatog Lote, All of the lots of ground in subdivision so bee (0. 16, lying aud beimg in the city © trict of Columbis. excep’ This square is bounded | .s rth it and T “aad a . id First streets east, and haad- Pomely’ wosivided in building lots, with alleys arora of ele: One thi — of the sale; the residue or Pea sale, and on the ps: money, adeed te jo3-d ¥ J. 0. MCGUIRE & O0., Auctioncers, R¥ SALB Herowras ne "e) on the pre °’ + Ol is ig the Supreae sg the cent M. a Thom: sell Li oni feton Bec fcoms of James ane Serasd Lote Non t t 4: One halt cusht ‘at 6 months, with in .eeenred by approved notes or bonds of wa conveyancing and ctampe at expense Of ruse Wy 1O-Stawswkde