Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1865, Page 3

_ LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. WASHINGTON THeaTER.—Mr. Frank Drew, a8 “Slieve-ng-mon, or the Ospaae of Clonmel.” and as “Mazeppa” in the burlesque of that mame, supported by Bishop and other favor- ites. The rmances of arte by Frank Drew and Company, at the Washingtoo, is rich indeed, as for instance the “Aladdin” of fast night. which elicited a continual shout of Zangbter throughout, Groven's TH: erful ian a Ss ” and the anish seuse Cerito as Atog nas Sp: dan: Ox¥oRD.—The pallet’ of “The Circassian,” the meto.drama ot ‘Robert Macaire,” “Jeff. in Petticoats,” and other attractions. OanNTEREURY.— Ballet, burlesque, panto- “mime, negro delineations and concluding with B screaming afterpiece. Nixoy’s Orrcus.—Last evening of this com- pany Two immense programmes to-day, in- <luding equestrian, acrobatic, gymnastic, and comic performances, the Lilliputians, Com. Foote, Vol. Small, and Miss Nestelle, the won- @erfully trained horses and other novelties. ImmacoLtate ConcEPTion OnURCH, corner Of Sth and N streets. Festival for the benefit a be church. A most pleasant entertain- nD Grace Cnvrch Festiva at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Masic, flowers, abundant refreshments, tableaux, and other attractive features, afford- ing an evening of rare enjoyment. Mittrary HALL.—Free concert saloon, Songs. ballet, &c. —“ Aladdin, orthe Won- 5 > ASap Casz or DacvRADATION —Tuesday a widow lady trem near Elmira, N. Y., applied to Supt. Richards for aid in recoyering her daugbter, ed 16 years, who had eloped and Married asoldier, and who she believed was in Washington ata house of prostitution. The dady produced a likeness, which was instantly TFecognized by Detectives Olarvoe and Mc- Devitt as that of a young girl they had seen at No. 450 13th street, between C and D. Supt Richards at once sent Detectives Claryoe and McDevitt m search of the fugitive. At No. 490 they learned that she had gone to some Hospital for the treatment of diseased females of that class. After searching various houses ot infamy the detectives proceeded to the pest house kept by a notorious old negro woman named Julia Fleet, on 3d street, between Mary- dand avénue and B street south, and as their carriage stopped at the door they recognized ahe object of their search, pale and em unciated, Seated at the window. Upon entering ‘he Ronse the Officers witnessed a scene disgrace- ful in the @xtreme. In a darg, close room “were squatted a number of negroes, male and female, and soldiers playing cards upon their knees for lack of a table or a spare stool: and & number of sick prostitutes were lying round. The proprietress is, we believe, in jail, awaiting a trial on some charge, and an old deformed negro woman was acting in her Stead. She locked the door of the room in which the girl was gathering up her cloth refusing the) officers admission to the room. ‘The oflicers, by a little legal suasion, induced her to permit the girl to be taken away, and she was carried to the police headquarters. The distress of the mother when the wasted figure of her once beantiful daughter was brought into her presence, was heartrending even to those accustomed to scenes of distress. ‘The daughter said she was persuaded to leave her mother and come to this city, and was Married to asoldier named Mott, about eight months ago, since which time she had not seen him. She was very indifferent about returning home until she was brought into the presence of her mother, when she relented, exhibited much penitence, and cheerfully consented to go home, and left in the evening train with her mother. Julia Fleet, the proprietress of the pest house where she was found, has been notorious in Washington fer thirty years past as & prostitute and a sort of doctress for afflicted females of her class, and the disgrace- Tui establishment fs a source of constant trou- ble to the police. ene River News.—There has been but little busi- mess doing at any of the wharves—Govyern- mment or private—within the past tew days, sind there are but few vessels in port this morning. Tne Long Bridge is out of repair, the draw on this side of the river having been Tun into yesterdgy by a tug and somewhat camaged. Workmen are engaged in placing it in order again Captain George Mattingiy, jr, went down to Belle Plain to-day tor the purpose of com- pleting the arrangements to establish a line of steamers between this city and Aquia Creek. The steamer Keyport bas been withdrawn trom the Alexandria and Washington ferry line, and has gone to Baltimere, where she will be repaired preparatory to being piaced on the Cape May route. In consequence of the with- drawal of this vessel trom the ferry line, those now running, of which there are only three— the Young America, Collyer and Fulton—are Joaded down at each trip. The steamers Vanderbilt, Captain Colmary, nd Express, Captain Ryther, both of which ‘were in the employ of the Government fora Jong time, have been placed on the route be- tween here and Baltimore. These steamers touch at all of the landings along the Potomac to discharge freight, and they are already doing @ fine business The hospital steamer State of Maine, now at the Sth street wharf, has been discharged from the Government service, there being no further mse for her. The Connecticut, which Is also in port, will doubtless be discharged shortly. The mail boat to Belle Plain carries down at each trip @ large number of passengers, prin- cipally eo returning to their homes in Virginie. nis morning the steamer Eagle went down with about three hundred pas- sengers. FuGitive CHILDR Last Tuesday morn- ing two men, ove of them giving his name as san Denin as “Alad- | OnsTRYCTIONS REMOVED.—The side wheel tug boat of Georgetown, which was sunk last winter in Geo! channel, above the Long Bridga, by) cut through -by the ice, andthe stone scow. John Stakes, sank in Goore etown channel about three weeks‘sines, lately been raised, under the superintendence of Mr. Oliver, Craig, of the laborer’s gang at the Navy Yard. oe so Hicuway Rorpery.—Yesterdsy afternoon, about 6 o’clock, officers Barclay and Miller ar- rested Jos. Johnson ard Samuel Sewell, both colored, for garroting and robbing Wm. Jones, a seTVANt of an officer of the 6th corps The prisoners were taken to the Second Ward Sta- tion, and a portion of the stolen property re- covered from them. Justice Drury sent.both the prisoners to jail for court. a Srcowp W Arp Sration OasEs.—Jno. Lioyd, Ed. Lynch and Rob't N. Farrell, drunk; #2 each. William E Crab, do.; 85. John Wil- gon, larceny; jai! for court. Timotiy Ryan, disorderly: $3. James Gardner, do.; $5. Rd. Brightwell, suspicion; dismissed. Heny Wil- ee do; #2. Michael Coffee, drank; ‘work- jouse. ——.—— ELSEWHERE it will be seen that the Island Social Club give their first excursion to Gly- ment on Thursday, July 13th. WANTS: Oy a ee ra a W&4XTED—50 SHARES in the Potomac Fire Tneurance adress G: B. By Btar oor tnt" Of Georeetown. AIES iD IMMEDIATELY—A good WHITE ; aiter in dini 4 415 wet moth and Wik state APPIYALE ANTED—A colo: x v tl fice ay. Of the Dally Times No 39e Dstt heat 10s 1t* le ee ee Se W&ANTS 4 SITUATION AS WAITER IN A ntleman’s i : acters address By bon 25 Bias Odeo. Te ANTED—A respectable WHITE GIBL to do General housework small family. at No_650 K st. corner of 3d st, ie une ‘0 RENT_—Two FURNISHED two ladies attend! ti = ies at ne xt Pig pte me . ‘om ito ola, * Ma: eomeé weil recommended, Tnqutre at 39% corner }e 9th and Lats. wes TED TO HIRB_—A good COOK, WASHER and IRONRBR,. Re ired. Appl to J. ROBINSON. Jentine S45 Pane aveaee oppesite Metropolitan Hotel. je 15,3t" FOR RENT AND SALE. FUnsieEaD Booms gO Runt or rest, ‘4 iF a ate, fon is of the most deairable in theaity. ap 13-tf rEN Uni Fe a RNITORS FOR BALE vi two story and attic HO’ eashlag ice gems Te ont of eae ipplrrat fhe Bil Salce crater es MOIS Fo ea Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS. ‘ent Tanged. ith it. Na. ssi between D and ‘uve et OB. BNT—An OFF: a large Tom locat coe fo +¥ Mead ce see. xooteat ; ' 4 tn mireon ate Ommeee OF cia Ie etn Fo RENT—A neat BRIOK HOUSE. brown front. containing six rooms. in s desirable “aed see Tccation, Furniture for Cerne and 6 possess: ven ited, RASS Lats ber eth ad Estes fe tbs ESTAURANT FOR ITH FIXTORES Will be sold cheap; cause sickness. atone 4 street. between Ist and 2d sts. morth,No. 431. Also Furnished Rooms, suitable for housekeepiag, at a north B street, Capito! Hill, eee es Qap- . le 2t* Wake IRR TragPaa between Dand Be nee: Apply at ne jei5-3t* @. 0. G. SAUR. MARRIED, In Washington city, on the Sth November, 1354, by Rev. Father MeCarthy. Mr. LEWIS JE '. of Massachusetts. and Miss ANNE J SMItH, of Philadelpbia, {Massachusetts and Philadelpbia papers please copy.J At the Church ef the Epiphany, on the 13th . Chas H. Hall. D..Dr J.V. LETON, U. 8, Arwy. to MAGGIE H daughter of thel: Wm. M, Thompson, of Balti- more, Md. No cards. it* On June jishs by the Rev. Wm. paral tone RUE: SELL _R. WOODS. of Indiana, to Miss ALPHA VIRGINIA RUDD. of Washington D. O. (Alexandria papers please copy.) s DIED, On lith irstant, at 3 o’clock p.m, Mra. HAN- NAH FRAZER. in the 7éth year of her a, 8. Yea, though I walk through the valley ofthe shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for thouart with me, thy rod and thy staf! they comfort me. * The relatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral ceremonies on Friday morning, 16th instant, at 845 o’elock a. m,. at her late rer ‘Teace, 165 G street south, from where her remains go to Baltimore for interment. Ceremoni to be performed by her pastor, the Rey. Mr. Howlett, of Calvary Baptist Church, On Wednesday, 1ith instant, Miss HENRIETTA H. SLATER. aged 26 Bp: 1 wiltake place from her late resi- Genee. No. 660 New Jersey avenue, to morrow (Friday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, ir On the 13th instant, Mrs. JNO. D. KURTZ. Her funeral will take place to morrow evening at 6 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, Major John D Kurtz, No. 10 8th street, George- town Heights. The friends of the family are in- vited to attend. je 14-2t* PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, & NHE ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB will give their FIRST GRAND EXCURSION to GLYMONT on . THURSDAY, JUNE 13,1565, Tickets 31; admitting gentleman and ladies, By order of Committee, je 15 lw* { SuEMBER THE 20TH. The EAST WASHINGTON QUADRILLE A880- QIATION give their first Excur- sion to @lymont on TUESDAY. the 20th instant. The members have' gone toa great expense to make it a day of pleas- ure toevery one. The boat will leave 7th street wharf atSo’clock, Jeave Bladgen’s wharf. Navy Yard, at 8% o’clock, stopping at Alexandria going andreturning. Tickets one dollar, admitting a gentleman and lad refresnuents WASTED-A RESIDENCE in the vicinity of Washington or Georgetown during thesum- mer months. Inquire at 344 Pa. avenue, Wash- ipgton Building. je 15-3t* WANTED TO RENT—A HOUSS containing from nine to twetve rooms, north of Penn’a avenue and between 4% and 18th streets. Address Boek B: Office, One with pats e je 15 t ie but an expérienced girl nee: P onéECRUB WOMAN. Apply at the Pounsyivauta Homeaca ea O street, between 4}, and 6th, a at ANTED—A good steady WOMAN to waitins taloon. Also, » DISH WASHER. Govoi wages and steady employment will be given. Ap- ply, to the Washington Sa'eon, Oenter Market, ANTED—A PARTNER in a good business, But smail capital required; business now established. None but those who can produce best references need apply. Address McM A., Post Office Box No. 2, Post Office, Washington, D.d je 15-2t* ANTED TO RENT FOR A YBSAB—Betwoon this and Ist September next. a BBIOK HOUBE with eight or ten room water, situated between Pennsylvania avenue and K street and llth and lth streets, for which a fair rent will be paid, Post Office, ieatmnenh as’ es istewiwe WASTED~at once. 8 white WOMA Ny to cook in wasl corner of F and 13th ats, Apply is etese ANTED TO PURCHASE—A tablished W ikce srone ea cote Box » Washington Post Office. Je 14-2t* NTED—A competent HBAD WAITBA with Gort reference. Apply at Markham’s Hotel, near Willard’s, Je 14-3t W ANTED—A WOMAN to cook. was Tron. Erquire at Mr. PHIL MAY'S place on 7th street extended, near toll-gate. e 14 3t* Ww ANTED_A good WHITE NURSE, an Amer above b tne: an woman, at 150 apa ncets ferred. Inquire of A. B/ DRAKA Ne 1 Marnot Space, between 9th and ath sts. je l4-3t* WANTED Bra respectable gir), aSITUATION to travel with a lady. No objection to going to a distance. Best references given, dress Box 4, Star offi Je 14-2t* ANTED—! oung man,s SITUATION in a wholesale grocery store, or to attend bar Apply at No. 99 K street, between 2lat and v2d ats, Je 14 2t™ WANTED—a MAN that understands bottling Mineral Water, &c. Apply at No. 500 New Jerrey avenue, near the Depot. at once. je 14 3t* EDMOND WALSH, E. E. Daily, and claiming to be a detective, conducted two boys named Joseph Swift and George Chase, 10 and ll years of age respec- tively, to the Third Ward station, and request- ed the Sergeant to take care of them until the mext morning, 3s they were fugitives from their parents in New York, and the detective would telegraph for them to come on imme- diately The detective said he was stopping at the Kirkwood Honse, and could be found there any time if wanted, but not appearing Pesin as he promised, Sergt. Skippon began to investigate the ma’ter, and upon inquiring at the Kirkwood House found the name of E. E. aily registered there. but that no one of that mame bad lodged there or was staying there at the time of inquiry. The boys said that the two men met them on the cars between this city and Baltimore, and ascertained where they came trom, the names of therr pirents and thatone of them bad nearly $100. They pro- feesed to know their parents, arrested the boys and took the money. peepee Se A Bocus Masor.—About 2 o’clock a. m ‘Tuesday, detectives Bigley and Kelly arrested Barney Mclilhaney, 4 notorious thief, who hails from Philage!pbia, aud a man who calls him- self Major Win. Lamar, of the 27th N Y. vol- anteers, alias Major James alias Wm. Leon- ard, but who was recognized by detective Kelly as the notorious Michigan Bill. Bill ‘has passed himself off as a Major very sucess- fully atseveral public places. At the Kirk- ‘wood House he registered himself as Major James. Bill was dressed in the full unitorm ofa Major, with the stripes of a Staff officer. ‘They were locked up at headquarters where Bill pot on ali the dignity of his assumed grade until officer Bigley informed him that applica- tion to the Adjutant General’s Office would Teveal his character, and that if he was not a Major the military would deal with him after their fashion. Bill lost his dignity, confessed that he was no Major, and begged that he should not be turned over to the military. They are held at headquarters awaiting the orders of the Superintendent. a eeeee FLEECED.—Last night, patrolman Hudson arrested E:ien Jackson and Lizzie Carter, two colored giris of the Second Ward, for robbin, M. L. Dull, » white man, of $100 in money an @ check for over #50. The girls were taken to the Second Ward station and thoroughly searched, bu: no money was feund. The pock- et book was subsequently found im s garden a few rods trom the piace where the robbery was perpetrated. It appeared from the evidence of the girls that Dull invited them into his room and after they left Dull discovered that bis pocket book and contents were gone, and followed the girls and bad them arrested. Both denied takin, the money, but one declared that the other pu’ @ pocket book in her bosom, and the other said the first put a big note in herstoceing. Jus- tice Drury committed both to jail fer court REF vor LARCENY —A ARRreT or REF GEES — few days ago patrc'man Tucker, of the 3d Ward, received information that a smut of goods stolen trom Thos. Schwartz, ot Richmond, Va, by Mary Batter and Salena Castis, slaves, beionging to Sch warts, and who had escaped to the Union lines previous to Lee’s surrender, were concealed in this city. The patro!man went two the house of a colored man named Bowie in the Northern Liberties, and recovered three large boxes containing clothing, &c., and a valuable gold watch chain, dhe whole valued at about $1,000. The girls ‘wera arrested and committed for a nearing by Justice Thompson. ————_ Loox ovr for the excursion of the East Wasb:ington Q aadrille Association to G@lymont ext Tuesday Arrangements are being pee fected tor one of the most enjoyable trips of the season. aes ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of S.M. Meyenberg Purchasers of dry goods swill do well to examine Dis stock before buying elsewhere. i can be had at the Pavilion je 14-5t™ of Georgetown, D. C., v Y, Jane 26, 1365, By order of the Committee. *RAND PIO NIO OF TRE, VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY, on MONDA _ at GREEN SPRING PAVILION, Tickets *1, admitting a gentleman and ladies. B2 Positively no improper persons admitted on the grounds, Je13-6t XOURBBION OF THE RYLAND CHAPBL 8UN CHOOL On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1565 BENEFIT OF SCHOOL. rt, leaving her wh: atthe foet of 7th street at 7%: o’cloc! ovclock p.m. Should theday prove rmy Bxcursion will be postponed until further notice Ice Cream and refreshments of like character will be furnished on the grounds. Tickets il- dren half price; to betind t Mr. Ballantine’ Store. 7th st.; Boswell’s Drug Btore, cor. 7th st. ani Md. ave., or from any of the teachers of the school, jei2 st peer. J. W._KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, PARKER'S HALL, Penn. ave., between 6th and 7th, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Pref. KBEIS begs leave te announce to his for- mer patrons and the public in general that at the request ofa great many of bis pupils aswell as others. he will continue his, classes during the summer season. Days and Hours of Tuition for Ladies, Misses, and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from 3 to 50 ’clogk. lass, Monday, Wednesday, and Gentlemen’ Friday evenings. _ " Private instructions given te suit the cenve- niences of the pupil. =: For further information apply at or address a note to the Academy, or Room No 18 Washing- ton Building, corner Pa. avenue and 7th atreet. Hall can be rented for Private Parti ee my HILD’S BOTHECHIL MER GARDEN «det. 8 and 4th ats., (Capitol a ‘The largest Garden in the District. Open FREE CONCERT, SHOOTING GALLERIES i SWINGS, &. . Betreshments of all kinds in nice arbors. Liberal terms to pic nic partie: 3 BOARDING. <1 pe URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT with BOARD, at 407 3d st,, bet. C and ay Je15-3t* ae sOks WIENS BOREY INA ee and healthy country village. can procure same by applying to J. Ww. J. siooRE. Washing: ton Hotel, Leonardtown, St. Mary's county. Md. The steamer Vanderbilt touches three times a week, going to Baltimcre from Washington end return, Je 13 3awsw* ABLE BOARD at325s month,380 E street. between ith and Lith streets. Also, two fur nigbed ROOMS to let, suitable for two or more gentlemen. je7 tt Room WITH BOARD, 411 13th street west. je 5-Im”™ PERSONAL. acne Dos WANTED OF THOMAS H. BROWN, who deserted from the rebel army in August lat. Heis now supposed te be emoioyed in the Quartermaster’s Department in this city, Any information cencerning him will be thank- faliy received by his w. Oy recesyed Denis WIS- 7 BNORA BROWN, AWAY PR Corner7th and Leta., In'and. AN OM HEB MOTHER, MaRGA- fourte: ie 4i x r= tons are hereby forewarned net ty harbor said raraway. MARY one a Sar EL A RD, st. andi At‘estJOHN T. SULETVAN. tog —Mr. Ashhock has sommenced 4). st, If he wants PAVERS or L ABORSBS, inquire of GEORGE £48NOUGHT, on F at. 1 will fornish him as many as he want ____ Je 14-20% Ear THE HOME OF HIS PARENTS ON Monday. June 5,WILLIAM% T. DETWKILER, aged 12 years, complexion light, hair cut close, bad op a brown jacket. a felt hat of che same color, light castimere pantaloons and was without shoes, ation concerning him will be gr: ved by his parents. No, 376 Oth street, —The Man that taken a Pointer 8L UT. very handsome white, with tan colored haed snd ears, and spots o1 . from near last week. aod was seep with her yesterday. in ripe wal de walt to call at 62 East Capitol st. out further notice. LH. LAMB. bo etmek nit Nes Se, Ses, RB. PHILLIPS haa removed to Pennsylvania avenue, near 14th st., over Messrs. Kidwell’s Drug Store ap 5 $mif* SS SSS ST GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS jOTICE— The new Market House in Resraatas et opened on SATURDAY NG next,the 17th inst., for all market business, and all Dealers from the country are hereby notified that they the 8, red for them within the limits of the under the direction of the Market ‘3 per law of Corporation approved WM. LAIED, Clerk. 7th A jel5 I”’3 BEW DBY aN OGAN & wre Sy aT01 g@ooDs D No 329 7th st,, between E L sts. north, next to MOBAN’S The Shoe Man. my31-1m* tth ORANGE COUNTY Ion CREAM, Luts On ANGs OOUNTY 10m URE AS Warranted the best in the city, For agle in any q rent i All orders promptly 8 "0a mGRL LLOYD, between Ith street, te Bana avenue. je8-1m* HB LAST NOTICE. persons indebted to the late firm of GREGOR & ZIMMREMAN niess their secounts are pettiod up by Taly enez wit bevas oak Sie Tih streets are authorized to. receipt late frm. " NeTRU iON IN LANGUAGES, HI PSSGULFERATURM. Taquire et $44 epay-eott WASTED- ay a respectable Woman a PLACE Gricestmorth between Stand atredte Moe a , betw 3 je HERRITY. ee etca: WANTED-« WHITE WOMAN as housemaid, to go one and s half miles in the country. Apply at W.G. BUSEY’S, No. 40 High st., below Brioge, Georgetown. je 14 3t* WANTED-A geod WHITE can or German preferred. Al ately at 355 H, between 13th and lit, wages given. MAN, BESTAUBANT COOK WANTED.—No ‘an s good cook need apply. a the Monumental Restaurant, No. S31 ilth st, ANTED—A COOK, and a CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, ina small private family. Nore with families or who cannot bring good recommendations need apply. Colored preferred. 385 C atreet north. Sols ate WV a5 30_4 imart BOY by Dr. Leon, 420 Pa ve, Biust bring recomendations from last pl Je 13 3t* WANTED A GLERK, in a Ding store: One baving seme kKnowedge of the business pre- ferred, Address **L.,” Star Office. je 13 3t* ANTED—A White Female GOOK Alse, & WASHER and IRONBR. References re- .V. HAHN, Dorsey’s Hotel, 7thand I ats. quired. je 13-3t W4NtzD Ins simall private family, a re*pect- able WHITE WOMAN to attend to chilren and do chamberwork. Best reference required Call at 350 l0th st..bet. Land M. _ja 13 eolw OY WANTED—White preferred. one that is willing to work and make himself useful; age from 15 to 17 years. Muat be able to read and write, Inquire st 506 9th street. Je 13-tf WAnTED-a respectable GERMAN GIRL ina small family of two persons. One bringing #003 references. a very good home will be given. cquire at 151 Bridge street, Cigar Store.George- town, DO. Je 13 3t~ ANTED —By a firat class CARPENTER, who is a stranger in the city, a situation as jour- beyman,or would prefer to takejabs, Apply at Willism Sears, corner of 1ith and Hstreets. with plain rewin. The best of ri adation given. Call on street, fifth door from 2)th, op- posite the market. Je 13-3t* W4NtED—a comfortable HOUSB, in a good location, by a small family; no children. Address * House,” Box 590 City Post Office. _ Je 12-10t : W ANTED-Gold and Silver Watch monda. Pistols, Pawabroker’s Tioke' nitare. Clothing: or aay ares oxavalue: etane i it rice paid or exchanged fo: an leat Bin =* Bowing Machine Agency, 502 9th street, 3 doors northofPenn.ay. ie3-1m T° THAMBTERS. sistant Quartermaster’s Office, a & ner G and 224 streets, 4 Washington D.C. May 31,1365. Wanted immediately, Five Hundred (5) Six- mule Teamsters. _None need apply who are not prepared and wi!l- ling to Ae, where they may be ordered. The Wages will be thirty-five doliars per month and one ration per day. Appication must be made to 8 oO! Dia- Fur- the ee Sorte endall Green aud Mast- prea rec bcbaiesy B. TOMPKINS. 0. Je3-10t Brt. Col.and A, Q. M., 0.8, A. ANVASSERS and CARRIERS WANTED fora Washington weekly paper, Inquire at 316 Delaware ave., Capitol Hill, my22-dtf W4NTRD, IMMEDIATELY Several good pow Raa gRSDE Ai raergy egg gaat: Military and Naval Merchant Tailor, my 18-tf 272 Pennsyivan enue. pe seas WANTS. ‘ne subscribers will pay highest cash prices for DBR SKINB, at their Bu in Glove ufactory, 105 High TEC eee O RaMSBURG & BERT, ANTED—A limited cumber of PUPILS for erences given. it ya oO. a Sth ‘and ttn sta. : mar 13-tf AN TB D—8EOOND HAND FURNITURE, Also, MIRROKBS. CARPBTS, BEDS, BED 00 DING and HOUSBFURNISHING DS ofevery description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, fe&-t between G and H. east side. M™rc™u AND LOW-PRICED DRESS GOODS. More than 500 pieces of very choice styles of SUMMER DRESS GOODS, in plain, figured, striped aad p'sid. Prices, 31 37, 45, 50, 56, 62, 75 cents, TRAVELING DRESS GOODS b great variety of styles and fabrics. Jos. J. MAY & CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, je 13-atif between 9th and 10th atreets. BAB, TEAS. eum SORNT PBR POUND ADVANCE SYSTEM, Having made ‘angements with an exten- sive house in New York to supply me with TBAS, L now offer te the trade a fine assortment of Black, Greenand yoran Teas of all grades on the above + Whi 5 he entry paihes proved #0 attractive in all All Teas sold at five (5) cents per pound advance over New Yerk prices. W. CORWIN BURGY, Bole Agent Sor Eharston, Ball & ai celebrated ater. Graham 5 ora) Horse harlot re mae y BIROPOLITAN MABKET. NOTICE TO HOUSEEREPERS. i bf id will keep constantly on band y Tot Mente, Vogetablon, Wraite Batter, keting delivered free of expente to he e tfall, etl FOE SENT To a Ralph has re opened the Metropolitan Mar {OBR 8ALB—The BILLIARD AND BOWLIN F'saloow, ren teeettberreen Band © ca chanee, with small capital, to mate money. In- quire on the premises, Also, HOU! ini LOT on 13th street, between L and M street, with brooms, Also, LOT on 6th street north, near P street, and gcod Horge, light no-top Buggy aud Harness. carefal roomed BRIOK HOU: adjeining, in good reps mp of water in front; elt into @ large, well payed a situated on luth street.afew doors from b. Rent $50 per month in advance. and beat of reference required. In- quire at GIBBS’ Hair Store 242 Peansyivania avenue, near 13th street, up stairs. je 5 6t Foz RENT—A furnished ROOM, on 2d floor, in a desirable location fur the sammer—595 12th street, bet. G and Jets 3t* Reon FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished, No. 499 juth st., bet. Penn’a avenue and C street, Jeli 3t™ OR RENT—Two jarge ROOMS, back and front, ob< door from7th, on north M street—583. tenant, e pleasant 7 with frame reom gas throughout and ‘ant deep lot opening Ul 7 eee AUCTION SALES, Y WM. L. WALL & C9., Auctioneers, AUCTION Sa OF CARRIAGE MINDINGS, On PRIDAY, at 12 o'clock sratth attest. between Dand %. age Pcatinge, Beekess ube, ‘Terme cath. - EL & 00., t Auctioneers. BG ETAT E 2 Teae hu B, ya Horse a . ‘08 La, uv. bet, Sch and 10h CHESTNUT : SORRRE STALLION aT avc- At our regular horse saies. SATURDAY, I7th. wo will sell @ Qhestnut Sorrel Stattion, sired by Whitehall and Dam Sir Charles Mare. Is very fast, kind in harness, anda splendid rider; 5 years old, and is just the horse for an officer je 15 WM. Lb. WALL & OO., Aucts. Y WM. L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers, EXCELLENT THREE sto AND LOT IN FIRST WARD Fea ticeratl ta On WEDNESDAY. June ii, at 6 o'clock p m., w8 will sell, in front of the premises, the south on 2d of Lo vements consist of moat built three story Brick House, contai De seven reoms and cellar, with gas and water throughout. Im- Mediate possession will be given, Terms: One-third cash; balauce in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed ef trust on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of pur- Orritle perfect, itle - je 9-d Lite WM. L. WALL & OO., Aucts, i2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain until FRIDAY. 16th instant, Same bour and place. W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. je 15 td AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BY GREah Sat comer nth nee aft aorta, "SRST Rae A Ov Ra A MRE bn TRORSDAY, the isth instant, a 6 o’cloek ». iges, of Xe. ‘vd ™.. we shall sell, in front of the p I, gubdivisi 4 on Massnch ucet revante is ahaa oat on ee fegiswoute as want about70 fest deep, 5.538 square Property is running at @ poi ine Uircle andthe Oite, Pantone F arden or private 7 ‘Terms: One-hal en ptOReRR ee cash; balance in six and twelve half months, for notes tere deot of trust on the prem at, secured By @ ae co! evancing and ‘tampsat thecost of 50 will be required down when the property Et is knocked off, GREEN & WILLI . _jela-d__ { Intel.) audtiousers. BY JAB. 0, McGUIBE & CO., Auctionsers, On THURSDAY APT. OON, June 1 o’clock, on the premises. we will offer a! sale. by direction of the Trustee of the O: Harmony Society, the following Lots viz: 11,12 and 13, fy 8 ronting on 6th street + between 8 and Boundary streets north; ang 14, 15 and 16. fronting on Boundary street ‘north, be- tween Sth and 6th streets w: ‘erms: One-third cas balance in six and twelve months, secured by deed of trust on the resective lots sold. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purc er. There lotsare sold by the Trustee under the provisions of a special act of Congress of ot 11, 1856, (11 Stat. dthe sale will be ‘ary of the Interior. GUIRB & CO, Aucts. BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D. . GROOERIES, FURNITURE. &c.,&c,, AT AUC- On SATURDAY MOBNING, June 17. at 90'cl’k, I willsell. at my Auction Store, No. 174 Bridge rscticpposite the New Market House, go. assortment of Broperiea and Liquors. A general astortment of Household Furniture. je Md THOs. DOWLING, Auct. jel JFOR SALE—At a. sacrifice, for cash, mos FF creellent ew PLANOFORSE, Setrantan tt every respect. Apply at Star Office. je 14 6t* FURNISHED BOOMS, suitable for housekeep ing,ina pleasant locality. Boarders taken, Inquire at 602 L st., bet. 9th and lth, | je 14-20" it 1s Gay street, Georget on the premises. miner Je ls 20" URNISHED HOUSE TO LEP—Corner of 224 andi street Inquire at the Simpson House, corner of lth and Pa. av. Je 14 3t* FS RENT—Two farnished rooms with use of the kitchen, suitable for housekeeping. Ap- ply at 231 H street, between 17th and Isth streets, je 14 bt GOR BALE—A Wheeler and Wilson 2BWING MACHING, in perfect order. to be soid very cheap. Can be seen by calling at 427 Mass. ave., bet. bth and 7th ats Je lf 3t* FS BALE—The good will and fixtures of a SI1ORE on Sth street, under Seaton Hall, Also, s small stock of MILLINERY GOODS, In: antte of axe premises, or 522 Pennsylvania ave. je 14-e0 [OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, near Patent ? Office, with § rooms and good yard. Wurai- ure for sale ata bargain. Cal g RB. M. HALL & Real Estate Brokers, je 14-2t ai Corner of 7th and EASE OFJHOUSE No 484 671 STRE 4 SALE at a bargain, or will be rented if ap- plied for immediately. For further information app'y on the premises between the hours of li and 8 o'clock. as above, By immediate attention you can get bar jel4-Im*™ {0B RENT—One four story BBICK HOUSR, | nine rooms, gas and water threuzhout; situ: ated corner of Beall and Green street, No. 10%, Georgetown. For particulars apply at Mrs. GREEN’S, southwest corner of Bealland Green streets, Georgetown, D. O. je 14-1w* 4 LARGE ROOMS, LATELY OOCUPIED by W. D. MANN, as office rooms, is for rent. or the whole House will be rented, furnished, which is partly filled with lodgers; to any persons wishing to keep boarders this is the best locality in Washineton. For terms apply 227 Penn. ave., opposite Willard’s Hotel, je 14 2t* T° CAKE AND PIE BAKERS. For sale, the old well doing Cake and Pie Bakery Stand, No. 96 and 97 in Centre Market. Also,all the Towels belonging to the Bakery. mn for selling given at the premises by inquiring for Mr. B. ER, 651 L street. between ith and 5th. pore side. Call in the afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock, Je 14-40 Fo RENT—The DWELLING 359 7th atreet north. between I and K. Possession given immediately, Je 13-3t* M LB.—A two story frame HOUSE, con- E’Soite arior, dining room, five chambers, and kitchen, centrally located. Apply at No, 525 12th at. — Je 13-3t* WOR SALE—The STOOK and LICENSE Of a F Restau-antin the First Ward. Will be sold cheap by calling soon at the restaurant, on Mst., bet. 20th and 2st, after 5o’clock p.m. je 13 3t* Fo RENT—Large pleasant ROOMS, with go-d (board. One front toom on firat floer with fine pigno,, Apply at No, 156 @ street, second door elow 2ist st, je 13 3t* ‘OR SALE— A RESTAURANT, Orst door abo Ford’s Theatre, No 452 Tenth street, nisbed rooms attached. Lease for four ye: Rent $25 per month, Inquire immediately. Je 13-6t* . TORE FOR RENT—No. 471 9th street, between K and F streets, nearly new, and location good. Bhelving and counter all in good order, Te a #0od tenant, rent reasonable _ je 13 3t* BOYAL EB. MILUER. OR SALE—A FRAMBE HOUSE. containing four Tooms and a Kitchen, situated ou H street, one square from the Government Printing Office. In- quire of MRS. HANRAHAN, on L street. near Ist street. i 3 ;;OR BALEB—GOOD WILL and FIXTU: Oarpenter Shop doing a grod busiacas. Louirians avenue. between Ith and 10th ats. Rent only $10 per month, APP, between the hours of cand 8 co eloea ol se. assachusetts avenue, etween 2d ap streets. je 13-3t* _WM. NORBEOCK. Fo SALE—A three-story frame HOUSE, hay- ing 8 roums, with waterin basement, and in ood repair, Inquire atthe house, 537 10th at., Set. va ay. and © sts., Island, only one square from Smithsonian grounds, Je 12-7t* {OR RENT—A comfortable brown front BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, containing six rooms gas and water, situated on 2)th street, between H streetand Pexna, avenne.No 265. : JOHN L SMITH & CO, U.8. Claim Attorneys, cor. Xth st. and Pa. is Furniture in the house for sale cheap. je 12 6 OUSE AND LOT FOR BALE.—Desirable LOT aud pew HOUSE, near new School House, Capitol Hill, containing three large rooms with high ceilings, for sale on very favorable terms. Ader with full name, Box 37, Star office. je 0 Iw* re Z ws STORE, WITH ALL THE FIXTURES, FOR &ALB—On Maryland avecue. Likewise a Sota Water Generator with two draft tubes, for sale. Apply on mer rian avenue, between 9th and lth Coa a eee Ute ,OK RENT OR SALE-Five new FRAME HOU SBS, each containing five rooms. situa- ted on 12th st.. bet. Md av.and E street, Isiand. Apply to GBO W HAUPTMAN, No. 547 i3th st., bet. Band O, Isiand. je 9 6t™ FS. SALE—Ane cellent FRAME HOUSE and LOT. The house has eight rooms; one door reet, south side, lat ward, id ata bargain. For fur- on v. from 2ist street, on L ter woticn Tete e on the ground. to Ts inqu nod. Less ai a ‘WM. BARRSTT. OR BALE—A PLATFORM BCALB suitaole for I Perry Yard. Applyat No, 68 Pennsylv: averue, betw ist and 22d stree Je (OR RENT. uld rent for a od ot! I months a neatly furnished 3 story brick dwe: ing HOUSE; said house being desirably located in vicinity of public buildings; situate on 8th street, ket. G and a No. 404, water and gas upon the premieres, N.B, Would not rent to persons having emall children, References requirea, Apply a3 above. my3i-tf GARDEN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY AORES four miles from Washington, one and-a half miles from Rock Creek QGhurch, every acre in a high state of cultivation. = be ingrovements. area TWO STORY FRAME BovER com: out-houses meeessary toa le country residence, and frontson the ”) road ; is well fenced with new ; With water in abupdance, and. altogether, the above preperty will be found a desirable in- ment, and worthy the attention of persons irous @ pleasant country residence. ‘Twenty acres of meadow. the balance in vegeta- bles, with a splendid Kee of frnit—comprising, Poaches, Pears, Apples, Cherries, &c Possession will be given immediately, Should the h buy the growing crops, together with nd the stock necestary and now EMANUELE LACEY. A 80N OF THE BOIL, a Novel; paper, $1. TBE OLBVER WOMAN OF THE FAMILY, paper $1 50; cloth $2. HOUSEHOLD POEMS, by H. W. Longfellow; il- lustrated, 50 cents. WAYSIDE BLOSSOMS, by Miss Boothe, $1, BARPER’S RDITION OF NAPOLEON'S OX- BAB; Sve., with maps, $250. HARPER'S OHBAP EDITION or NAPOLEON'S OZSAB. U. 8. SERVICE MAGAZINE, for June, 50 cts, THB MORRISONS, by Miss Hosmer, $1 75, OUR GREAT CAPTAINS; with steal plate vor ‘traits, $175. PERSONAL AND POLITICAL BALLADS, $1, BRBEL RHYMES. $1. ZABL OF DERBY'S TRANSLATION OF THR Se eee ats te PHOTOGRAPH BoSEMAN AND His GERBRALBO® Of OBN- aRiigSsEAL SHARIDAN AND HIB GaN. al above Books mailed free on receipt of Dricwalogues mailed when requested. Ontalogues mailed wErT RON TAYLOR, Bookseller and Static: A BON OF THE SOIL, « Novel; Smith's Smaller Histery of Greeci eo; The ntes: = eer ocr Brlakerhotl; Kitto’s “Bibionl Crelopiedia. FEANOK TAYLOR, ¥ WM. L WALL & OO.,, Auctioneers. Horse and Carriaze Bazaar,95 La. av., betw. 9th and 10th streets. BALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. Kc. On BATURDAY MORNING. June 17th, com- mencing at 10 o’clock, at the Bazaar, will be sold about i SIXTY HORSES, y suited to harness and saddle, A full description at sale. ALSo, 20 Mules, broke to harness, in good order. LS Alarge collection of de: ble New and Second- band Carri . Buggies, Rockaways, Express ‘Wagons, and other vi chicles, ALSO, A large collection of New snd Second-hand Har- ness, &c, *: LSo, A Buck and Doe Deer. Regular Sales at the Bazaar, every Taesday, Thursd Saturday, without regard to the Carriages and Harness always at private sale, je 14 WM. L. WALL & 00. Aucts, BY. 0. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EIGHT BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE MARINE BABRAOKS, NAVY YARD. ig On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 13th, at 6% o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, 5 excellent Building Lots, frenting respectively on south G atneey and lth street east, at the corner of these streets. These Lots are finely located for buil“ing purpo- set,on thesecond square eastof the Marine Bar- racks, Navy Yard Terms; One-third cash, the remainder in 6and 12 months, with interest, secured by a ceed of trust, ieonserencon and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, Je7-d J, 0, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. W7- THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN conrequence ef the rain until TUESDAY, Jane 20th. same hour and place Jelad JA8. C0. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. BY JAS. C. McGUIRE & COQ., Auctioneers. THREE HANDSOME BUILDING wOTS ON SOUTH B STREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREETS WEST. On TUESDAY APTERNOON, Jane 13th, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, we shall offer at public sale, Lots Nos. 30,1 aod 32, in subdivision of Baquare No. ¢62, fronting eack 25 feeton south B street, between 6th and 7th streeta west and ran- pe back about % feet toa 25 feet wide public alley. These lota are finely located for private resi- dences. overlooking the Smithsonian and Armory fquare grounds, easy of access by the 7th street passenger cars, and at a convenient distance from Ocnter Market, " ‘erms: One-fourth cash; the remainder in 6, 12 and 18 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trast on the premires. esha cost of tae jonveyances and stamps at the c pur- ehaser, J.C. McGUIR® & CO., je3-d Auctioneers. 87-PHE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL BUBSD ATS IE aes same hour and place, in nseq uence 0! 6 rain “Sela d J. 0. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, THE LEASBHOLD INTEREST OF CRYSTAL BPRINGS HOTEL FOR SALE AT PUBLIC aa ROnT ye THE FURNITURE AND The undersigned trustees will on MONDAY, the 19th day of June instant. at 6 o'clock p. m.,at the auction rooms of Green & Williams, corner of 7th and D streets, offer for sale, at public auction, all the Leasehold interes term of years yet to come of the lessees in and to the above-mentioned opular Summer Kesort. The lease, which will Beresd by the auctioneer at the time of sale, will not expire until the lst of June, 1872. The prem- ises are believed to be in an excellent condition and well supplied with all the necessary hotel ap- pliances. There is attached to the hotel a spa- ciousdancing pavilion stabling &c, The furni- ture and leasehold will ¥e sold together. The ground (about twenty-one acres under lease)sur- rounding the hotel is in perfect order, This lace is about two miles north of the city. There ig a fine spring near the hotel, and excellent bathing in Kock Creek. which passes through the grounds. The place will be open fer inapection at all times prior tothe sale. Possession given upon compliance with the termsof sale. For further information apply to the truste-s. . ‘Termeof sale: Cash. of which the purchaser will Persqnirea roar down at the time of sale two unired dollars. ICHARD H. LASKEY. SEARLES H-UTERMERLR,{ Trustees, je 4-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALEOF VALUABLE REAL ES- =e IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, By virtue of a deed of trust dated on the 26th day of August, 1357, and recorded on the 10th day of Novem r,1857,in Liber J A.8., No. 144, folios 234, 235, 236 and 237, f Washington county, in the District of Columbia, ill sell on MONDAY, June 5, 1865, at 5 o’clock m.,at the Auction House of Wm. L, Wall & , corner of 9th street and Penn’s avenue. in the city of Washington, the following described tract of {ana, situated in the county of Washington, in the District of Columbia. —__ The said tract of land begining at the endof the fourth line of a tract of land called New Seat. and ruaving thence south 15 perches, thence south 8&9 degrees, west 26 perches, thence north 36 degrees, east 145 Berens thence south 69 degrees, east 5134 yor: hes 0 its intersection with the 15th line of e larger tract of land conveyed by the heirs and devisees of David ©. Pattier to Mdward Swann, thencesouth 49 degrees, west 63 perches, thence south 25 degrees, west a perches and 53-1 of a perch thence south gi degrees, west 45 perches to he beginning, comtaining 31 acres,1 rood and 17 rehes, ° *The terms of this sale will be one-third cash; balance, bearing interest and peradle 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 atthe place of sale; and in case the purchaser or purchssers refi eine so to do the Property willat cutee: sold at a. Be! ze non cost faul aser oF pul : of the defaulting purchite! MORGAN. Trastes. myll-eo&ds a a! W.L. WALL & O0., Aucte, K@-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, the2lst of Jane, at the same hour spaisene wiser 0, MORGAN, Trustes. fo 13-4 Wi i, WALL & 00. Aucts, S48 oF STEAMER. EF QUARTERMASTBR’S OFFICE, curse Depot oF WASHINGTON. Wasarycron, D. O., June 12. 1385. Will be sold avpaelic auction, under the direc- tion of Captain H. B. Lacey, A. Q. M., at @ atreet wharf, in the city of Washington, D. 0., on BATURBDAY., June 17, 1865, at 12 o’elock m., SIDE- WHEEL BTEAMER “EAGLE.” Terms cash, in aaa BUORER, i artermaste! Brig. Gen. ond Depot of Washington, ses-td PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER. PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER. NEW YORE AND MASSACHUSETTS CIDER, PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS. I desire to call the attention of Butlers and others in the vicinity of Washington and Geerge- town, D. C., to the fact that I have constantly on hand a supply of the above enumerated articles, Those wishing to purchase on the most advan- tageous terms are invited to call at my establish- ment sna oxaene the peep aalives aka aciiet Upon timely notice, I wi leliver the icles ased in of jagto; ie ri ar " vans E No 57 Greens soins m inion lo. je3-1m {Chron, *: Georgeto’ PAPEEHANGINGS. RAR ne ti * 456 A FEiG Orient hing BSCE oRCAnTIC Ria Sear Bt THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. TRUSTRB’S SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Oourt of the District of Columbia, sitting asa Court of Equity, made iv a cause ot Garity ve Gatity and others. No. 273 upon the docket of said court, the undersigned, as trustee, wi!l offer at public sale. on the premises. on THURSDAY, the tsth day of June, the afternoen, a rt of hite Haven,” ly- ng on the Ridge roa, west of Georgetown. ginning ata bounded hickory tree, standing at the beginning of the 2ist line of the resarvey of Alliance, thence north 19'; degrees west, 12 perch- es with ‘the 20th line of seid Ailiance reversed, Thence south 85 degrees west, 32 perches, to « bounded stone standing on the east live of the Ridge road. said stone being at the end of the Isth line of said Alliance. Thence down said road on the east live thereof the two following curves and distances—sonth ]5 degrees and three quarters of a degree east 32 perches; south 3 degrees west 13 perches. Thence lea said road south 87 d Tees east. 46 perches and 6 10 of erch to intersection with the 2ist line of said Alliance thence with 2lst line reversed to the beginn’ Containing 1] acres, 3 roods, 21 perch [4 more or less. This land is handsomely situated, having acom- maniing view of Washington and Georgetown. the Potomac river, Anslostan Island, the swell- ing hills of Virginia, and t! jourse of the riy- ulets from the unbroken plains Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance of the purchase money te be in six and twelye months from the day of 61 with interest, with secari e paid parchaser giving his nete: approved by the trustee; or the cash ma on the day of sale. On the payment of the whole purchase money, the trustee will convey tu the e, clear, an BC oO! ie — then to the'cause. B. & JACKSON. Trustees je S-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. FECTS OF A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE- = KEEPING AT AUCTION On FRIDAY MOBNING, June 16. commencin at teno'clock, we will sell at honss No. 410 ¥ street, between Band C, near Penn, avenue, the entire Household Bifects, comprising— Chickering Piano, Cover and Stool Hair-cloth Sofas, Obairs, and Rockers Marble top Tableand Whatnot Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Mattrasses Hatrack, Walnut Dining Tables Marble-top Bureausand Washstands Velvet and Ingrain Oarpets and Matting Chandeliers and other Gas Fixtures Mahogany and other Wardrobes . Oooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c., with many other articles in the housekeeping line. all of which ave in excellent order, and will be peremptorily sold, ree Stee will be for rent ne House will ‘ Jolson W. L. WALL & CO., Ancts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON 5TH 8T. EAST, BETWEEN EAST CAPITOL AND A STREETS NORTH. On FRIDAY, the 16th instant, at 6 o’clock p. m., im front of the premises, part Lot No. 5, in Square =i), the north 21 feet 5 inches front, being 2,251 square feet, more or less, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. P UBLIO BALE, J. J. MOORE, AUCTIONEER, ‘Will be sold, at Quartermaster’s Stores,in Nor- folk,on MONDAY, the lth inst., at Il o’clock, 11,452 SACKS OF OATS, weighing 1,491,691 pounds. Terms cash, A. P. BLUNT, Captain and A.Q. M, Je 12-50% J.J,MOORE & CO., Au Y J.C. McGUIRE & -, Auctioneérs, TEURT ARs SALE OF EXCELLENT BUILD- + T ON THE i8LAND, ON 3D 8TRBET WEST. BETWEEN F AND G STS. 800TH. Under and by Virtus of a deed of trust, bearing date the lytb day of January, 1856, and duly re- corded in Liber J. A. 8.,No. 115, one of the and records ef Washington county, at &e., the subscriber, trustee therein, wil ublic auction, upon the ppepiscs to th bid- der, on EDNESDA , the 2ist inst , 6 o’coleck p. m., Lot No.7, in quare No. 533, fr ng on3Sd street west, between F and @ streets south. The terms of sale are one-third cash; and the balance in equal payments. ia 6 12,and 18 months, The purchaser to give his notes. secured tothe satisfaction of the trustee, for said deferred pay- mail stam, 8 and conveyancing at cost of cheehoe B. WEBB, Trustee. je 9 eod&ds J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. '¥ JAB. O, MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers.” TRUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT AND VAGANT LOT ON TENTH SFREET WEST, BETWEEN N AND 0 STREETS. @n THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 29th, at 6 n the premires, by virtue of a decree of the 81 me Court, No. 1,822. in equity, I sell partot Lots 27 and 23, in Davidson's sion of Square No. 367, fronting on 10th street west, between Nand QOastreets north, one of the lots fronting 14 feet on 10th street and running back 120 feet to a 39 foot alley. improved by a twe- story frame house, with back building; the other fronting 22 feet 11 inches on 10th street, with the same depth,and unimpreved. Both lotsare lease- holds, redeemable at the pleasure of the holder on the payment of 25 its per t. the purchaser to a e purchaser or to the satisfaction ef the Trustes Pe ‘Trustee, JeTeokds J. 0, MoGUIRE & 00., Aucts. Y JAMES ©, MoGUIRE & 00., Aucts, CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABL Sogn: PR a AND FARM NB. ASH- Under and by virtue of the several decrees assed by the late Groat Court and the nt Bapreme Court of the District of Columbia, cause pending in the said rts, wherein M, Early is complainant and H. N. and 8. W. Early and others are defei ly undersigned trustees, appointed by the said decrees to make sales of the Propert in the ings im said cause mentioned. will pi eter omen “ ONDA the 3d day iuire '0.,00 t, a part of that tract of land known as** Had uls,’’ of which the followiag.is a descrip- property Hes nerth of the turnpike road emetic 9 Tbh from the city Of Washington vo Bi about three miles from Pennsylvani; is bounded as fcllo ginning sixty two perches from the northwest inte: of the whole tract with said turmpik thence north twenty-seven degresi one hundred and fifty. three (153) perches; south twenty-six degrees thi: east (26 deg. 37 min. K.) one huad he two (182; perches to the north side of said road; thence with said road te beginning fifty-one (51 perches. containieg pay six acres, one rood ani seven and one-ha! rches. ‘The property is improved with a substantial Frame Dwelling. and st) a pleasant country reei- dence. he terms of #ale,as prescribed by the decree, ante fellows: Onectourtn part of the purchase money must be paid incash at the time of sal; and the balance in equal payments in six, twelv: eighteen’and twenty-four months, the chi sera to give forthe sald deferred payments their don satisfactorily secured. bi interest, pa) quarter yearly from their. date. ‘All conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- chaser. Ww B, WEBB. ‘Truste JO8 H. BRADLEY, Jr if ae je10 stawow J. 0. McGUIBE & O0., Aucts. . BARGES, AND SEINE SALE OF STEAM — Ns Chief B “5 ‘ Ate eo Santi 1st Will be sold at public auction, at Sisxgasric. eins. the airestion of G0. ees aU B.A von PE DAT sane 23.1360 ‘a. m_. three baraes, as follows; REW GOOD OOLUMBIA. * BL80- Will be sold under the airection of Captain H. B. Lacey. A. 0. Mast @ Cir bpay, June athe 3865, ton DO os the following vessels. vit: NIB BAKER, ices 7akian aanae ‘and TWO LARGR BRIN boats, ‘Terms Oaeh, in Government F RUOKSR. D. f Quartermastet, jorz-nBTE Gon. and Chiat Quartermatnas ee ay FOL z