Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. “« AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grovar’s TAZATER.—“ Aladdin, or the Won- erful Lamp,” introdacing the living fountain -Of celored waters and byilliant tableaux. Char- Acters by sll the fayorijas. WashineTon Tueater.—Mr. Frank Drew 38 «Solon Shingle” in the comic dramaof “The People’s Lawyer,” as «Camille” in the laugh- Able burlesque of that name, and as “Paddy oesieea m the farce of “The Irish Dra- 2.” CANTERBURY.—Drama, burlesque, panto- Mime. ballet, negro delmeations and a host of other at'ractions, Oxrorp.—«Robe: ‘acaire,” “Jeff. in Petti- coat,” the ballet of @*The Circassian,” songs, comicalities and wouderful performances on the swinging rope Opp Fettows’ HALL —Festival by the ladies ©@fGrace Onureh for the benefit of the church. A most delightful entertainment. But one more night. Among the tableaux attracting special at- tention last nigh: by their beauty were those entitied “The Game of Life,” “Taking the Veil,” and a scene from Byron's “Corsair.’ ‘To night some exceedingly beautiful tanleaux ‘will be presented in conjunctien with other at- tractions. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH, corner Of Sth and N streets. Festival for the benefit of the church. An opportunity for much en- joyment. os ORgPERED.—YVolunteer Lieut. Commander Edward Hooker, who has been in command Of @ division of the Potomac Fiotilla for near- iv two years past, has been ordered to the New ‘York navy yard. Capt. Hooker, since he has been on the flotilla, nas rendered very val- wable service, and performed much work, bis Givision being composed of the boats on the ‘Rappahannock When Grant made his great Movement from Culpeper to the front of Pe- tersburg Capt. Hooker co-operated with him, keeping his boats well up the river, within Signaling distance, while the battles of the ‘Wilderness were in progress. Capt. Hooker commanded the nava! forces on the celebrated tobacco raid to Fredericksburg, he in person commanding the seamen who went with the troops to capture and destroy the train con- iaimimg the tobacco. To him, in a great meas- “ure, is due the credit of clearing the Rappa- hanneck river of torpedoes and other obstruc- tions, the men of his command having fished ‘Dp all in that river from the mouth to Freder- icksburg, without a single life being lost—a tact attributable to the precautions adopted by Commander H. The men laiely under the command of UVapt. HH. wil! miss him much, and their kind wishes, ‘with those of many civilian friends, will go ‘with him. a MATRIMONIAL DrrricuLtizs.—Isaac Tay- jor, colored, having been discharged the United States service on account of & wound, returaed Bnd tound that his wite had taken another husband, named Henderson Heidrick. Isaac claimed his wite, Heidrick resisted, and both were taken to the watch house. Each paid a dine, and Isaac recovered his wife. Subse- quently Isaac had a quarrel with his wife, and gave her a thrashing, for which he wasarrested umd made to pay another fine, while his wife went back to Heidrick. Isaac challenged Heidrick to go to the east side of the Eustern ranch and havea fight. Tne challenge was Accepted: and arriving at the ground, Isaac drew a razor and Heidrick seized a stick of ‘wood, but before Heidrick could use his weapon eifectually Isaac struck him with the razor, Cutting a gash a foot long acrose his stemach. Fortunately the razor struck a rib, and thus Prevented a fatal wound. Heidrick was doing very well this morning. Isaac was arrested by Patrolman T. ©. Clements, of the Fifth ‘Ward, and was sent to jail for c Hanae J court by Jastice eg AS Po.ick REPoRTs —Second Precinct—George Oliver, grand larceny; dismissed. Timothy Castello, do ; bail for court aed Third Precinct—Mary Armstrong, drank; Alfred Carter larceny; John Borlan, drank; John Beall, suspicion; dismissed. Thomas Warren, disorderly; Charlies H. Brown, Her- ace Magruder, Sandy Mackell, Wesley Baker, do.; $2 44 each: Fourth Precinct.—Mary E. Thomas, John Ptiugger, petit larceny; dismissed. John McCanna, assault and battery; bail for court. Sixth Precinct.—Eliza Wilkinson, Wm. Burk and B. F. Surbey, assault and battery; bail for peace. W.H. Gray, disorderly; do. Theodore ‘Ward, grand larceny: jail for court. Eliza ‘Wilkinson, Robert Riley, Wm. Bark, disor- dy; 3 each. —— BoarpD oF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.—The ‘board met at its rooms, on Tenth, near D street, all the members present except Mr. Bowen. James Monahan, of the 10th precinct, was dismissed for being intoxicated while on duty; and Christopher Holioban, of the 6th precinct, tor being drunk and asleep on his beat. Thomas Burns was appointed a patrolman of the 1th precinct, vice Sauies Monahan; and John W. Davis, of the 6th precinct, vice Chariz- topber Holiohan; Edward M. McQuillan, of the 3d precinct, vice T. R. Holson, dismissed tor intoxication. a ee A ReTUENED Encivg.—This morning, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad received, through the Military Railroad, one of their locomotives €235) which was captured at Martinsburg in the summer of 1°61, and taken overland to one of the roads leading to Richmond. The engine bas received some hard knocks, but is never- theless in running order. It was among those found by our fofces om the Richmond and Petersburg road after those places had been evacuated. The original tender attached to the engine bad been displaced by an old one of the Petersburg aud Richmond road, and it sah the name of «-Holden Rhodes” and num- Fr 8. ee Ronpgry.—Last Saturday night, Henry Young, of company A, 100th Pennsylvania Tegiment, robbed his comrade, Aug. Bupp, of the same company, of $500 while the latter ‘was asleep in his bunk. There being no clue to the thief at the time, the case was put in officer Weeden's hands, who ferreted out the guilty party, and arrested him last night. “Young had spent #300 for watches and other | eoerbe for his female acquaintances. Two undred dollars and two watches were re- eovered, and Young committed for court. ae RELIGIOUS.—The quarterly conference of the th street Methodist Protestant Ohurcn last might granted a leave of absence w the pastor Rev. J. T. Ward), and invited Rev. R. H. all, D. D.. to fill the pulpit during the sum- mer. A resolution was also adopted request- ing the membership to bold a meeting to con- sider the propriety of the church being trars- ferred from the Maryland Annual Conference to one of the Western Conferences of the Methodist Protestant Uharch. SSE EN Szconp Warp Station Oases.—C. H. Par- ker, larceny of a horse; turned over. John Bumtain, profanity; #5. Jonn Cooper, disor- derly; $5. J.B. Smith, do. and drunk; dis- missed. Rosetta Waters, street walking; work- dovse. Charles B. Smith, disorderly; 85. Geo. Holmes, assault and battery: for hearing. C. W. Miller, drunk: dismissed. Wm. Westley, grand larceny; jail for court. August Horch, profanity. me DEPARTURE OF TRoOPS.—Since our last re- tag the following troops ha left the city '¥ way of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad :— S0th New York Engineers, 1,757 men; 15th do., 1,460; 150th Pennsylvania, 57; Ist brigade, 3d division, 14th army corps, 2,344; 3d division do., 1,500; 2d do, do., 5,702; headquarters, do., 500; ist brigade, 2d division, cavalry corps, 4,210; 136th New York, 370 men. eecaeee ores SALxEs or Rea Estate.—Messrs. James ©. MeGuaire & Co. sold yesterday afternoon a brick dwelling house on Fast Uapitol street, between Ist and 2d, to Mrs. Agnes M. Easby, tor 85,450, and 3 lets on I street, between 17th and 1sth,two of them to George M. Oyster at 21.06 and #102 per square foot, and one to Henry Willard at $1 per square foot. Hicuway Roppeey.—Last night, a man named Edward Barrett, was knocked down on 14th street, near G, and robbed of about $200 in Money. Mr. Barrett laid upon the ——, until picked up bY passers by, who ad him conveyed to his home. ———— Geanp Larceny.— Yesterday, Officer Walker, of the Second Ward, arrested Wm. Westley for the larceny of a silver watch from John Britt, near Kalorama. Justice Drury sent Westley to jail for court. -——s—___ Nuxt THUESDAY the East Washington Quadrille Association give their first excursion to Glymont. Lookout for s day of rare pleas- ure. —__sa_— DIsoLDERLY —Last night, John =, yas arrested by officer Hawes for disorderiy con. duct cn Pennsytvania Svenue, near 14th st., and fined $5 by Jusuce Drary. CITY ITEMS. ——_——————— mn & Brapiiy, Trustees. will sell this saben on the Navy Yard, lot No.4. 5, ana 7 and 12, in square 925, locaved on Garrison street, Navy Yard, at the intersection of Penn- sylyaniaaze. Sale positive om the premises at S o'clock. ~ rs, Coral Setts, Hair Chains, Guus Fe € a Chains, Seal Ohains, Stone for only one doliar, at the Dollar Jew- airy Store, No. i: a. av.,neardy at. itt MARRIED, June sth, at the Dumbarton stree bj the her 3 B ‘Horaea, I ; 1s tO. i: Lewis Payne. of Georgetown, D. 0. the Rey. Mr. Bbemie, inte’ to Mise MABY Ay tM. Church, On the 14th instant, Mr. CHABLES DOW LANG ON, both of Gear getown. D. 0 In Howard county, M4.,o the Rev. Father Bing. 8. HOBAN, of Nashville, Tenn., te BTTA. dat of the iate Dr. Wm. the 14tB inst. z BD BRICK f the above-named DIED, On the lith instant. at quarter past 12 o’clock at f his » ROBERT, thi Piserat Parker, a Dy being thrown from and Tun over by acart while in the discharge of hisduty ployee on duty at General 5 adquart friends and relatives are invited to attend his funeral, at 3 o'clock 8 the residence of his Bigut. in the Wth ye: eldest son of Alfred anc His death was caused m.. Sunday father, No.25 On the 16th instant. at 3 o’clock. JOHN B, HEN- NIGER, son of the late John Henniger. Hie fuveral will take bis step-father W. M lace from the residence of layhew, at 20’clock Fri- i d avenue, between 5th Oe aftera abort illness, ER! and Rebecea Cockrill, atives of the family are re- The frievds and r spectfully invited to attend the faneral from the residence of his grandfather, Mr. M. H 442 K street east. between 6th and 7th sts., near the Navy Yard, Sunday afternoon, at two Little Brnest, fare thee we'l, Thou b gone to Heaven to dwell; Thou was too good on earth to stay, why the Lord took you away. ‘en we hope to meet you, There with infant voices swell ge8 of our creat Redeemer, Littl- Ernest, fare thee well, ANN C., wife of Bichard Rick- On the 15th ins etts, aged 29 yea! tend her funeral, Geor, inst., at 10 o’clock a, m: { Balt. Sun please copy.] Op the J6th inst., Mrs. MARGARET GAITHER, ohe Gaitaer, inthe 7th year are respectfully invi- om her late residence relict of the late J e The fureral will take place from her late rasi- and I streets. ati o'clock. The frienis of pectfally invited to attenu. * at her uncle’s dence, corner of 11th to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon. the family are r L. White, in the 29th Funeral will take pl clock, at the abeve pl. [Intel., Cbron., Balt. 8a PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c: 0! FOR GLYMONT, THE FIRET GRAND MOONLIGHT of the INDEPENDENT CLUB will take place on MONDAY BVENING;: oth. fastand elegant stesmer WAWASET has been engaged, and will Jeave her wharf at the foot of 7th street, at 7 P. M., touching at Alexan- driaat3 P.M. on Saturday, i7th inst., place 2 and Gazette will please WANTS: Soe Seis 2 ake saan: eoemeanee Tees W AktTED—so0 SHARES in the Potomac Fire I . Address «Br Bear ofice ny Of GaoreetOwR. eee WARNTED-a White and VHAMBSB- MAID, Apply at394% Letreet. je 16 40" V T: By a respectable yo irl. a 81T- V Sarton to ‘a0 cn EE Ea or Serving. AddressH,M.,Btar Office. _j¢ 15-3t" Weasrep a good WHITE NURSB. an A~er- iean or Germa: man. ith street, aberee mire, m woman, at 180 éth street, WRAY acer Mees mi . L.8.,'Biar office. y ata country place eee WwW _ TED—A CO ee eral bouser-or ks erman rred, oO. st., between Band G. Se 16 tf WANTED-A first-rate HARNESS MakaRiet 5007: » N od hand apely: ‘th street. None but a go wen A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION to go traveling with a lady. Apply 12th street, No. 470. It® WARSTED-A tidy White GIRL to nurse a child 10 months old. References required. Call immediately at 254 9th street, between Mana N. WASTED-« WOMAN COOK that understands r business, and a ceiored BOY to attend in a Restaurant. 179 e. an ti Pennsylvania A SETTLED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION in the country for nurse or chambermaid, Good wages asked, and goor references given, 13th street, between L st. and Mass av. it* UUsE WANTED — Wanted to purchase, a swall frame or brick BOUS: i lot. Address *B,” siating locati Biar Office, A RESPBOTABLE GIRL wishes a SITUATION aschambermaid, A recommendation of six yearacan be given, Apply at the corner of lst and F sta, je 15-3t* W4ANTED—A steady WHITE WOMAN to take charge ofaemail house. To a good woman ateady ployment will be - Call at No. 425 Pa. bet, 432 and 6th sts, jell ANTED—A gooa Steady WOMAN towaitina loon. Aleo, a DISH WASHER. Good wages and steady employment will be given. Ap- ply,to the Washington Saison, Oenter Market, p03. it* W ANTED—In the country. 4 miles from - ington, a COLORED BOY, from 15 toe iJ old, to wait on the table, drive tu mar! end make himself ge II 5 . T, WesGlobeofie Coe ie AUCTION SALES. — Br JAB, O. MeGUIRE & 00., Auctinncers. FURNIT: On TO-M front or tie Auction or assortment o! iture, with several very good Cookin Sriweraters, &e, ‘JAB.O. MCGUIRE & O0., Aucts. E WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. 526, corner 7th and BUILDING LOTS IN THR ABT OF THRE CIT DAY, the 15th instant, at 60’clock p. front of the premises, Lot No, juare 213, about 160 fees front on Massachuretts avenue and 162 feet front on M atreet north, bei t 7 deep, eatcercre, tle 70 feet deep, 5.538 square ED ROOMS; also,e PI ANO, Apply at 45 it and H streets, west weaide.: 5) 2 RES 21 FSET WIDB, AND on Montgomery, near Bri 0). Inquire at 153 G 1 OB 8ALE—Two FRAME HOUS Georgetown. each containing seven kitchen, and two eell: le 3 T—Three STORES, two on Ospi onthe Navy Yard. with rooms or IAM H. LANG Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, secured by a ed of trust on the premises All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the $50 will be required down when the property * ,G@BEEN & WILLIAMS, Inquire of WILL corner of 8th street and Penn. OB BENT-—A three-sto eight Ecorse, with go venue, east of je 16 ¥BAMB HOC8E, of yard aod stabling. street. between 23d and 2th, First For particulars in Ss N, corner of It ‘OR BENT—Four F Fo 3B pone it RNIGHED HOUSES. __ mhres ee HUUSES, And for sale a number of Brisk and Frame sryivgin price from $16.) to $1.2” Also, iter Shop with Mortice Machine and chest of Tools for $2). NZ THB ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UN- til TURSDAY, the 2th of June, at the same hour je l6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. CHANCERY SALB TATE IN GEORGETO ITUHELL & SON _je16 St*__ Southeast cor. Pa. av R RENT—Pour UNFURNISHED ROOMS, conveniently arranged. LE BEAL E8- WN. i of the Sapreme Gourt of the District of Columbia, bearing date the lth day of March, A. D. 136: cause therein depending cum & Co, were compla heirs-at-law of Richard Jones defendants, (the cause No. 219, Equity Docket No.7,) ped will sell aE public au By virtue of a decr on ldth street id passed. tree certain ats, and the widow and OR RENT—An OFFICE, a lsre a. location; suitable for a dentist or c Inquire of Star Otmce. A neat BRICK HOUBE, browa ining six rooms. in a desi i and healty location, Furniture for immediate possession give L at., bet. 12th and 13th. ESTAURANT FOR SALE WITH FIXTURES; cheap; cause sickness, 8 t een lst and 2d sts. sorth, No. 431. Aiso.Furnished Rooms, suitable for housekeepin, at oe north B street, Capito! Hill, meerte S alf paet five o’clock im the after- Lots Nos. 15, 16 and 17,in Pet own, (or 80 much thereof as sary ) fronting, each, about fort inches op the east side of High and near Bridge street. fortable two-story brick dwelli: the other lote is a frame aho; cated in the heart of the town, being adjacent to the c. treet. south of On Lot No. 15 is acom- nd on each of WASTE —At the Government Hospital for the Insane, one BAK EB. and several single MEN, as attendants upon patients. Applicants must present unquestionable testimonials of good character, and habits of temperance, honesty,and industry. Je 16-6t W4STED-A respectable WHITE GIRL to do ousework ip asm: . at No, 650 K st., corner of 3d st, rahe Je ib ey ANTED TO RENT—Two FURNISHED Ped poate SS tyo ladies attend ling stores, or to Staroffice. renter fe ae ANTED—A NURSE ana MAID, V a white girl, From ee tA Journ tr eom ell recommended, ss, Sth and L sts. Se ae Vy ANTED TO HIRE—A good COOK. and IRONER, Reference re ae Gene to J. KOBINSON, Jeweler, 349 Penn. avenue, oppesite Metropolitan Hotel. je 15-3t™ HE INDEPENDENT SOCIALS take great pleasurein announcing to their frie and the public that their fourth g ternoop and evening PIO-NIC will take Washington Park.7th street. on Tickets 5) cents, No disreputable EDNESDAY. June 2t, mitting a gentleman and ladies characters will be admitted to the grounds. Commitee of Arranzem¢nis. HE ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB i FIRST GRAN to GLYMONT . THURSDAY,JUNE 13.1565. f Tickets 31; admitting gentleman and ladies. By order of Committee, EMEMBER THE 20TH. The EAST WASHINGTON QUADRILLE A880- CLATION give their first EB: sion to Glymont on TUBSDA Y. 2eth ‘he one to a great expense to mak fre toevery one. The boat will leave 7th ati leave Bladgen’s wh N: ita day of pleas- wharf at 3 o’clock Yard, at 8}, o’eloe! Meals sad refreshments can be bad at the P: By order of the RAND PIO NIO OF THE VIGILANT FIRE UOMPANY, June 2%, 1°65, RING PAVILION. admitting a gentleman snd ladies. ely no improper persons admitted on DA at GREEN 8P 4100 KS 108 Fv THE CHAPBL SUNDAY 8CHOOL FORT WASHINGTON On WEDNESDA U FOR THE BENB#FI r The new. swift and commodiou Steamer, Wawanset, will make two, to the Port, leaving her whar = at the foet of 7th street at 7% o’clock a. m- and 3} o’clock p.m. Should the day prove stormy the Excursion will be postponed Ice Cream and refi be furnished on the ice; to be had at Boswell's Dru and Md. ave., or from any o! until further noti Store, 7th st.; Sto: the teachers o mMerryt VERNON. NOTICE. The POTOMAO FERRY COMP ivilege of landin, ¢ wharf at Mount Ver an excursion steamer will leave the Company's wharf, foot of 7th street. or FRIDAY, June 2, at 100’clock & m.. making re. hereafter on MONDAYS, WEDNBI RIDAYS of each week. Fare to Mount Vernen and admission to the Grounds} $1 a having ob- return, including 50, VAN RISWIOK General Superintende: SING ACAD} Dance CADEMY, tween 6th and 7th, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Pret. KBEIS begs leave te announce to his for- mer patrons and the public in genera) that at the request ofa great many of his pupi! as otbera he will continue b the summer season, . ry ‘ours of Tuition for Ladien, Misses, nesday and Saturday afternoons, K. Gisas, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. = Private instructions given te suit niences of the i BOF. J. W. KREIS’ Penn. ave.. be at or address a ‘o 18 Washing- ton Building, corner Pa. avenne and 7th streat. ‘all can be rented for Private Pasties and . ROTHSOH! Ww SUMMER GARDEN Pa. av., bet. 31 and 4th ets., (Capitol Hil ‘The largest Garden in the District. Ope: SHOOTING @ WINGS, &c. mheee Retreahments of all kinds in nice arbors. Liberal terms to pic-nic parti BOARDING. ‘URNISHED ROOMS FORRENT with BO at 407 3d at,, bet. 0 vav. 3 ABLE BOARD at $25 r between lth and Ith streets. Aleo. two let, suitable for two Ge wore e evry evening, wit! FREE SORCERY month, 350 EB nished ROOMS to OOM*, WITH BOARD. 411 13th street west. Bes ‘PERSONAL. RMATION WANTED OF THOMAS H. OWN. who deserted from the rebel army in He is now supposed to be e1 in the Quartermaster’s Department in thi Any information cencerning him wil fuliy received by his wife, LBNORA BROWN, Corner7th ana I sta., Island. AN AWAY FROM HEB MOTHBE. M. BET BITTBR MILLARD, color fourteen years old the 4th day of Jul sons sre hereby forewarned not to MARY Use mark] MILLABD, : st... bet. Attest_JOHN T. BULLIVAN. 5 he Man that peten s Pointer SLUT. from near Cam: \d waa seen with her yeste market. will do well to call at 62 East Capitol st. without further notice, and spots on ba LIPS bi et, uth st. over Messrs. Kid: ADVER’MTS Market House in on SATURDAY GEORGETOWN ICBE— The Fong 1G next, the 17th inst, Ll ‘ar Desiors from eby notified that they ropriated for them y der the saree ce per Iw of Corpor occupy the the timite of the of the Market ation approved WM. LAIRD, Clerk. aster ani as per P. BOYER & BURNSTINE, LIORNSED PAWNBBOK EBS, 475 13TH STRRRT, Second doer from Pennsylvania avenue, south side. LIBERAL ADVANCRS ‘made on WATOHBS, TEWELEBY, CLOTHING, &s. Aten ined by RRLMBOLD MXTEAO? Bt Le) mar 3m Ww ED IMMEDIATBLY—Two good jour- neymen BARBSRS, Apply at 497 7th st., between D and B, je15-3t* G.0. G. SAUB. WASTED-A BES}DENOCE in the vicinity of Washington or Georgetown during the sam- mer months. Inquire at 344 Pa, avenue, Wash- ington Building. je i ANTSD TO BENT—A HOUSE containing from nine to twelve rooms, north of Penn’a avenue and between 43 and Isth streets. Address Lock Box 48. City Pest Office, Qne with carriage house and stable preferred. je 15 if W ANTED—One GIRL for Dining Room Waiter. None but an erpeencon girl need apply: and one SCRUB WOMAN. Apply atthe Pennsylvania House 397 C street, between 432 and 6th, je ANTED—A PARTNER in a good business, But small capital required; businssa now established. None but those who can produce best pelerences need apply. oniiarens, Mi 1 Bos. jee Box me. + Post Office, wis a WAS aociot ie aah ea eee ing. e corner of F and istasts, ©" APPIY 9.00; Sf ANTED—A competent HEAD WAIT i WwW ood reference... ply at Markinas Bete near Willara’s. Je 14-3t* W ANTED—A WOMAN to ceok. wash and Iron. Enquire at Mr. PHIL MAY'S place on 7th street extended, near toti-gate. Je 14 3t* WANTED—A CARBIAGE PAINTER. None but a good workman need apply. Good wages and steady employment, Apply to J. T. PRIOE Alexandria, Va. jel4-eo3t Wants A good HOUSE SERVANT. Mu;t un¢erstand cooking man gu pre |. No, 10 Market Je 14-3t . A ferred, Inquire of A. B. DRAK. Bpace, between 9th and a(th ste. ANTED—A MAN that 3 ee Wi tne Dane ats No. 500 New ‘erst ave! ie, ic Ot. at once, fens EDMOND WALSH. W AnTsD- By a respectable Woman a PLACE et purse. with fresh milk. Inquire on G street morth, between 2d and 3d streets, Mrs. HERRITY. je 14-3t* WaAnrtsn—s WHITE WOMAN as housemaid, to go one and a half miles in the country. Apply at W. G@, BUSEY’S, No, 40 High st., below Bridge, Georgetown. je 14 3t* Ww Anrzp—s geod WHITE NUBSE, Ameri- cap or German preferred. Apply immadi- ately at 388 H, between 13th and lith ste. Liber, wages given. je 14-St* nderstands bottling street, an‘ either of them is well suited as a stand for any Kind of businers, Terms of sale, as prescribed by decree: One- fourth casb; residue in six, twelve and months, with interest from the day of sale, for which the notes of the purchaser, with approved security, will betaken. All conveyancing. including revenue stamps the cest of the purchaser. 2 If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days after day of sale, the Prastee reserves the right to resell at the cost and risk of the pur- OR SALE—The BILLIABD AND BOWLING SALOON, 7th street, between H and I. a rare chance, with smal! capital, to make money: quire on the premises. Also, HOUSS and LOT on ita street. between L and M street. with 5rooms, Also. LOT on 6th street north, near P street, and a Horses light no-top Buggy and Harness. ¥ OR RENT—To a careful tenant, s pleasant 7 roomed BRIOK HOUSE, with frame reom adjeining, m good reps: pump of water in front; e! into a large, well paved alley. oors from L. Rent ce. and best of referencerequired In- quire at GIBBS’ Hair Store avenue, near 13th street, up stairs. [OR RENT —A furnished ROOM, on 24 floor, in @ desirable location for the summer—995 12th street, bet. Gand H. i OMS FOR RB » gas throughout and ant deep lot opesing uated on lth $58 per month tty will be sold free of the widow's the sale will commence on Lot No 17, and adjourn fro: 5 TER MARBORY. Trustee. 2 OATROM AS DOWLING, Aust, Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct; Georgetown, E OF VALUABLE BEAL ES- E IN GBORGETOWN. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Oorrt istrict of Columbia.dated the 1sth day of May, assed in acertain cause therein depead- ich R. B. Clarke was complainant. and larke and others defendants, ( the same be Docket No 7)t' TUESDAY AFT 242 Feangyl ANCERY SAL ce TAT Furnished or unfurnished. -» bet. Penn’a ‘OR SALB—At a eacrifice. for cash.e excellent new PIANOFORTS, warranted in every respect, Apply at Star Office. 6 URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—Oorner of 224 Inquire at the Simpson H: corner of 10th and Pa Je 14 3t OR RENT—Two furnished rooms with use of the kitchen, suitable for housekeeping. Ap- 31 H street, between 17th and isth streets, e ber will offer for saleon L a the 2th instant. all the right, title. interest and inant and defendants in and , and the north 6v teet of Lots Beall’s addition to Georgetown, Lots Nos. 27 and 20% front each 6) feet on the south side of West street, at the corner of Green, andare 12) feet in depth. f Nos. 250 and 251 front on the west side of Green street, near West, by 12) feet indepth. The above roperty will be sold in lots of 30 feet each, free rom the widow’s iewer, and out of the proceeds of aay all outstanding tax titles will estate of the com: Nos. 250 and 251 The morth 6 fe 3 OR BSALE—A Wheeler and Wilson 8B WING MACHINE, in perfect order. to be sold very peaser by calling at 427 Mi SAUE—The good will and fixtures of a STORE on 9th street. under Seaton Hall. Also, a small stock of MILLINERY GOODS. quire on the premises, or 022 Pennsylvania ave. To persons wishing building lets in the most desirable socelisy i Georgetown. this sale offers inducements rare! ted at the foot of the famed Heights of Geerze- the immediate neighborhood of the res: dences of Henry D, Cooke and &. H. D P. Dodge, and the late Henry O. Mat- The sa'e will commence at half-past five Lot No. 2:7, and be adjourned fram Terms: of sale, as prescribed by decree: One- third cash; the residue in two equal instalments at six and twelve months, with interest frum da: The propery is USE No 484 6Tx STREST FOR ata bargain, or will be plied for immediately. For further information on the premises between the hours of lland By immediate apcention you rented if ap- 3 0’cl0ck. as ab can get a bargain. (OB RENT—One four-story BBIOK Hi water threucho' For particulars apply at Mrs. GBEEN’S, southwest corner of Beall a streets, Georgetown, D. C. T° CAKE AND PIE BAKERS. For sale, the old well doing Cake and Pie Bakery 7 ind A Ui i elonging to the Bakery. Reason for selling given at the premises by inquiring for Mr. EMER, 651 Latreet. between ith and Sth, Call in the afternoon om 3to6 OB SALE—A RESTAURANT, first door abows Ford’s Theatre, No. 452 Tenth street, Far- Lease for four years, All conveyancing. including revenue stamps, at the cost of th ré do not comely with the terms n five days after sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the cost and risk of the purchasers. J. CARTER MARBURY. Trustee. THOS. DOWLING, Auct. YJ, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. NG LOTS NEAR THE MARINE 8. YARD. On TUBBDAY AFTERNOON, June isth, at 634 + On the premises, we shall sell, 8 excellent pectively on south G at the corner of these _Jel6-2taw&an EIGHT BUILDI BA nisbed rooms attached. Rent $25 per month. Inquire immediately. Building Lots, fronting r Je 13-6t street and llth street east, These Lots are finely located for building purpo- ses.on thececond square eastof the Marine Bar- wy Yard One-third cash, the remainder in 6and 12 with interest, secured b Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- J.C, McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. WJ THE ABOVE SALE IB POSTPONED IN contequence of the rain until TUESDAY,June 20th. same hour and place OR SALE—A three-story frame HOUSE, hav- ing 8 rooms, with water in basement, i ‘ood repair, Inquire atthe house, 537 lthast., Cc Island, only one square je 12-7t* from Smithsonian deed of trust. RENT—T (OUSE formerly occupied by Capt. Hendershott, on Massachusetts avenue, between Sth and 6th sts., will be rented until the either farnished or unfurnished, ediately. Inquire of JO3, + Beal Estate Agent, office 363 Sth ast, west. near I st, north. P ion gi rantiay MAN, BESTAURANT COOK, WANTED.—No t a ge0d cook nee 7. Diy a! the Monumental Kontaurant, No. Sot inte se, je li 3t’ ANTED—a COOK, and a COHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, ina small private family. Nove with families or who cannot bring gooi recommendations need apply. Colored preferred. 385 C street north, Je 14 3t* OY WANTED—White preferred. one tha! is illing to work and make himself useful; age from’ 13 16 ears. Must be able to read and write. Inquire at 506 9th street. je 13-tf V ANTED—A comfortable HOUSE, in a good location, by @ small family; no children, Address **House,” Box 590 City Post Office. jei2-0t WANRTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Dia- monds. Pistols, Pawnbroker’s Tickets, Fur- nitnre, Qlothing, or any article of value. Tne highest cash price paid or exchanged for other goeds at Singer’s Bewing Machine Agency, 502 9th street. 3 doors north of Penn. av. __i63-I1m* T O TEAMSTE BB. Assistant Quartermaster’s Office, } rorner G and 22d streets, Washington D.C. May 31, 1568. Wanted immediately, Five Hundred (50) Six: wule Teawat None need apply who are not prepared and wil- ling to go where they may be ordered. The wages be thirty-five dollara per month and one ration perday. A pica tion murt be mada to the Buperintendents of Kendall Green and Mast- ern Branch Corrals. ©. H, TOMPKINS, Je3-10t Bvt. Col. and A. Q.M.,U.8. A. AN VASSERS and CARRIBRS WANTED fora Washi mn weekly paper, Inquire at 316 * Onpitol Hill. myzz-dtt NTED IMMEDIATELY —Several good W coat HANDS. Alecr teveral good PANTA- LOON MAKBBS. 8. W OWEN, Military and Naval Merchant Tailer, my 18-tt 212 Pennsylvaniaavenue. EER SKIN WANTED |—The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at thelr Buckafin Sete ufactory, 105 High noviowt o RAMSBURG & BBERT. ANTED—A limited number of PUPILS for inareReHion on the piano forte. teehee se erences 2 Sth and 7th s ar I3-tf AN TB D—SEOOND HAND FURNITURE, DING aud HOUBBEURWISHING GOODS oferen ofevi description, B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. feds Je 8 tf between G and H. east si: M2teu AND LOW-PRICED DRESS GOODS. Mere than 500 pieces of very choice styles of SUMMBR DRESS GOODS, in plain, Sgured, striped and plaid. Prices, 31 37, 45, 560, 56, 62, 75 cents, TRAVELING DRESS GOODS @ great variety of styles and fabrics, JOS. J. MAY & OO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, Se 13-2tif between 9th and Wth atreota, PB 4vsLrarA ALE AND PORTER. PHILADSLPHIA LAGER BREB. NEW YORE AND MASSACHUSETTS CIDER, PEEMIUM MINERAL WATERS, I desire to call the attention of Sutlers ani otbers in the vicinity of Washington and George town, D. O., to the fact that I have constantly on hands 'y of the above enumerated articles, Those ing to purchase on the most advan: tageous terma are invited to.call at my establish: ba kay grserine sie Laer ret pon timely motice, I wi oliver the articles rohased in of Wash‘ cs abeeibgties 6 oa im {atoms} "Georgetows: BeOe" of cream, ‘by warran 19} ST ORRAM , pag “Fy es ai Yertlies sabe ® any ot BR i om BOO! Rodinsca iemete eu orn naiat Se A ati eacok SALE OB RENT.--A three story bri HOUSE, with double baek building with all the modern improvements, containing fourteen Bituated No 443 18th et. For further particu- B. Ward’s Lumber-yard, co: 12th and Canal sts, demetiee possession given. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BY JAS. O. McGUIRE & OO,, Auctioneers. THREB HANDSOME BUILDING JOT ON SOUTH B BETWEEN 6TH AND roomsand good cellar. , between F and Jara inquire at Joh. 7TH STREETS WEST. ‘OB RENT—A4 comfortable brown front BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, containing six roo: 5 and water, situated street and Pemna. avenue. No. reet, between BMITH & CO U. 8. Claim Attorneys, cor. sth at, and Pa, a' ‘The Furniture in the house for sale cheap. OUSB AND LOT FOR BAL! and new HOUSE, near n Capitol Hill. containing three lings, for sale on very favorable terms, . With full name, Box 37, Star offi STORE, WITH ALL THE FIXTURES, FOR #ALE—On Maryland avenue. Likewise a Bota draft tubes, for sale. yaad avenue, between 9th erate 3 je 9-60" lots are finely located for private resi- dences, overlooking the Smithsonian and Armory Square grounds, easy of acceas by the 7th street nd at a convenient distance from et. Terms: One-fourth cash; the remainder in6, 12 and 15 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. pony eremens and stat) Passenger cars the Center Mar! —Desirable LOT Be! at the cost of the RE & CO Water Generator with &2 THE ABOVESALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUSSDAY, June 20ts. aame hour and place, in thi coed 5. O. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, D INTEREST TE BALE AT PU: 0, THE FURNITURE AND on MONDAY, the clock p. m.,atthe fALE—Five new FRAME five roome. sitna- 3 _av.and B street, Island. to. Gao. W HAUPTMAN, No. 547 13th Band O, Island. te (OR RBNT OR HOUSES, eache ted on 12th at.. bet. Bil outh side, lst ward, bargain. Fer fur- inquire on the Th undersigned trustees wi 19th aay of June instant. at 6 0’ auction rooms of Green & Williams, corner of 7th and D streets, offer for sale. at public auction, all the Leasehold interest and term of years come of the lessees in and to the above-mentioned opular Summer Resort. a i @ read by the auctioneer at the time of sale, will from 2ist stre +t.on L 11 be sold. ‘OR BALE—A PLATFORM SCALE. suitanl: No. 68 Pennsylvania ween 2ist and 22d streets. (OR RENT—Would rent for a period of three atiy furnished 3 story brick dwell- said house being desirably ‘ocated in dings; situate on th street, and gas apon the premises. N.B. Wonld not rest to persons having small children. References requirea, eeply eas above. my:il- ARDEN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES four miles from Washington, ene and-a half miles from Rock Creek Church, every acre in a of cultivation. rovements area TWO STORY PRAME arn,and all out-houses necessary toa comfortable country residence, and frontson the 8°) road ; is well fenced with new post ith water in abundance. and property will be found a worthy the attention of pemons desirous a pleasant country residence. acres of meadow. The lease, which will ith all the necessary hotel ap- attached to the hotel aspa- cious dancing ture and lease e1 6 ground (about twenty-one acres under lease) sur- rounding the hotel is in ‘his place is about two miles north of the city. There is a fine spring near the hotel, and excellent bathing in Kock Creek, which passes through the The place will be open far inspection at sale. poo given upon ce with the terms of ipformation apply to the tra Terms of sale: ry pe recuireato pay down at the time of sale two ollars. maerRICHARD H. LASEK RY, RSEN & WILLIA! Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. By virtue of adecree ef the Supreme Court of the District of Oolumbia, dated on the 2lst day of A.D. aE ae! im acertain cause (NO. 1300) ding insaid Court, betwe Trustee, complainant, an . the undersigned. Tra: ¥, the 220 day of June, DP, m., in front of the prenises, pro all that Lot of ground situate in the city of Wash ington and District of Columbia, known and desig- ted ed 5; also, the east 7 feet and es front Lot numbered together with the im: on ate om said Lot urchaser will vestment, an + HLE i Trustees, the balance in vegeta- of fruit--comprising, Pears, Apples, Oherries, &c. 1 be given immediately, Should the 2 rowing crops, together with ‘arming utensils, and the stock necessary and now used ie ork the farm. EMANUEL LACEY. BW BOOK 58, A 80N OF THE SOIL, a Novel; paper, $1. THE CLEVER WOMAN OF THE FAMILY, paper $1 50; cloth $2. HOUBEHOLD lustrated, 50 cen’ Pe B. Cassin, 1 Jot f lems defend: A. BE, at ceed to re-sell OEMs, by B. W. Longfellow; il- WAYSIDB BLOSSOMS, by Miss Boothe, $1, BABPEB’S BDITION OF NAPOLEON'S O- BAB; Sve., with m: $: HARPEB'S CHEAP BPITION or NAPOLEON’! O#8AB. : U. 8. BERVIOB MAGAZINE, for Jane, 50 cts, THE MORRISONS. by Miss Hosmer, $1 75. Ornar OAPTALNB; with steel plate por PERSONAL AND POLITICAL BALLADS, $1,, aL BEYMRS, | $1, LIRA NTAR 15, in said square. ably damaged by is situate on north K street, be- 37th streets weet, fronting 57 feet street, and extending bac! that uniform w Kies feet 3 inches) 109 feet 10 ciiore ore shctone or aia a Ton) tus bal to be paid in two twelve months from yostt gare ss payment! the pure? and 8 inches on eRe totaal ca BTA MSLATION Or THE GBnBaaLee” cael ss SHBRIDAN AND HIS GEN- ‘All the sbove Books mailed frea on receipt of talogues mailed when 908: BTBOPOLITAN MARKET, NOTION TO HOUSEKESPEBS. 5 ed HL ph hes te epen: iy oe hod © gees Mar- ay Vogetables, fe, Butter, f the city Be etpetiah s ealiciea sient cage from the Public. 8£0ON OF THE SOIL, s Novel; Smith’s Smaller master. ar Gast rinke rhe FRANCK TAYLOB. SEPP 5 eopeny crm Ong s3-c0ddde VOTION BALES, —$— THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. EXcRi iT THREESTORY BRIOK HOUSE rs FIRST WARD AT AGOTION. | will sell, in front of the procises, the acgth Bi of Lot No. Il, in square 7” sitaated sd ‘ee! t are 7, sit 9 tr three story Brick House. containing KS vo and cellar, with gas “ater throughout. ven. third cash; Ses yim ai ith interest, secured by a Good ‘of trunt op the property. ‘Oonreyanci H and stamps at the cost of pur- Tr WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, O7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED OW account of the rain until PAIDAY. 16th instant, Nesta W. L, WALL & CO., Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT OW STU 8T. BA8&T. aE a EAST CAPITOL ANDA h instant. st 6 o'clock p. m., front of the premises, part Lot No. 5.1n Square the north 21 feet 5 inches front, being 2,251 e feet, more or less, dw QRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Es = B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Horse and Carriage Bazaar. 9% La, av., b<it0, 9th and Wth streets, BALK OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o. On BATURDAY MORNING, Juve I'th, com- mencing at 10 o’clock,at the Bazaar, will be hold about SIXTY HORSES, muita to harness and saddle. A full description at sale. ALSO, 2) Mules, broke to mares Alarge collection of di hand Carriager. Boggi ‘Wagons, and other ve! A large collection of Ne: ness, &c. ALSo, A Pack and Doe Deer Regular Sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the *Garsinges and Harness always at priva eu WM. L. WALL & 00, ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D.C, GROOERIZS, FUBNITUR . &o., AT AUO- IN ‘ On SATURDAY MOBNING, June 17. at 90’cl’k, I willsell. at my Auction Store, No. 174 Bridge Street, opposite the New Market House, A good assortment of Groceries and Liquors. "4 nt of Household Furniture A eta Attortment qi foe, DOWLING, aect. fe JPY WM, L, WALL & O0., Auctioneers, hi Horse and Osrriage Bazaar, B Wanye Ga av. bet. Sth aud lth ete,” CHESTNUT SORBBL STALLION AT AUC- At our regular horse saies, SATURDAY, Ith, ed by ood order. irable New and Second- ies, Rockaways, Express icles, we will sell a Chestout Sorrel Btallien Whitehall and Dam Sir Charles Mare. fact, kind in harness. and s splendid rider; 1 s just the horse for an officer. ors Mine that L. WALL & 00., Aucta, S4"8 OF STEAMER. TART ASTER’S Or rice. Cues) aD EreT or WASHINGTO Will bi 1d ae panic, B. ill be sold, at public auc tion of Oaptain H. B. Lacey, A. Q. M., at @ street wharf. in the city of Washington, D. O., on BATURDAY, June 17, 1865, at 12 o'clock m., if us SIDR ee STEAMER “EAGLE.” i nm 8. Terms cm aoe i BUORE _ x jef Quartermaster, td Seer ett Depot of Washington. pe BLIO SALE. J.J. MOORE, AUCTIONEER. Will be sold, at Quartermaster’s Btores,in Nor. folk, on MONDAY, the 19th inst., at 11 o’clock, 11.482 SACKS OF VATS, weighing 1,491,691 pounds. Terms cash, Captai: Je 12-5t* 3.3. MOOREA GO a B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctio ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE OF STOCK OF FARMING UTENSILS, WAGONS. HARNESS, HAY. AND RYE STRAW AT PUBLIC SALR. On TUESDAY, the 20th instant, 1” o’closk a. m., we shall sell.on the Garden Farm, the Per- sonal Effects of Richard Butt. deceased. on the 7th street road. opposite Fort Stevens, by order of the honorable Orphans’ Court of the District of Col- umbia, consisting of— Two good Work Horses and Harness Six good Milch Oows Market Wagons, Carts. Ploughs Harrows, Ouitivators, Hees, Shovels Lot of Hay and Rye Straw Sofas. Chairs, Tables, Wardrobes Bedsteads, Bedd’ 1g. and Feather Beds Lot of Table Or cery. &c. And many othe. articles toe numeroys to enu- reese Allsurss under $100 cash; of and ever that amount. » credit of ninety days. for notes isfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. satisfaction RAH &. BUTT, Administratrix, je 14 eoSt GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y WM. L. WALL & UO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BB- Tate IN THE COUNTY Of WASHINGTON, By virtue of a deed of trust dated on the 26th day of August, 1857, and recorded on the 1(th day of November, 1357,in Liber J A.8., No. 144, folies 234, 235, 236 and 237, one of the land records of Wasbington county, in the District of Columbia, Iwill sell on MONDAY, June 5, 1865, at 5 o’clock Bors tthe Auction House of Wu. L. Wall & Jo., corner of 9th street and Penn’s avenue. in the city of Washington, the following described tract of land, situated in the county of Washington, im the District of Columbia. _ The said tract of land benining at the endof the fourth line of a tract of land called New Seat, and rugping thence south 15 perches, thence south 8% degrees, west 26 perches, thence north 36 degrees, east 145 perches, thence south 69 degree! perches its intersection with th he larger tract of land conveyed by the heirs and devisees of David OC. Pattier to Edward Swann, thence south 49 degrees, west 63 perches, thence south 25degrees, west 31 perches and 53-100 of a yerch. thence sonth §] degrees, west 45 perches to be beginning, comtaining 31 acres,] rood and if perches. The terms of this sale will be one-third cash; balanee, bearing interest and vezavle mn equal in- stalments, at 6and 12 months, the deferred pay- ments to be secured by a lien on the land. One hundred dollars of the cash payment to be paid down atthe pl. of sale; and in case the purchaser or pure S refasing so to do the Property will at once be resold at the risk and cost ° e defaulting purchaser or aE myll-eokds W.L, WALL & 00., Aucts. R7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED TO WEDNESE aY, the2lst of June, at the same hour and same place, . OC, MORGAN, Trustee. Jo 13-4 Wii i WALL & OO. Aucts. ED STATES SiBAMERS AT SAE OF UNITED STATES. SERAMERS Usitep States Navy Yarn, Wasninzton, DC. Will be sold at publi at 1. o’clock M..on ied ion, Mystic. World.’’**Dumbarton,” “Lillian,” and The **Baltimore”’ is a wooden side-wheel steam- er of the following dimensions: Length, 200 fect; breadth of beam, 36 feet 8 inches; h ef hold Jy feet; diameter of cylander, 44 ing! stroke of piston. foots inches. ler =‘ Lanai. oa feet 6" Watch” is @ propeller: ngth, feet; breadth of beam, 17 feet; depth of hold. feet: aie soe F of cylinder, 15 inches; stroke oi piston, 15 hes. ‘The'‘ Juniper,” isa propeller with single gine: Length. 78 feet; breadth of beam, 15 feet ; ‘epth of hold,8 feet; diameter of cylinder, 24 in- ches; stroke of piston, 20 Pages feet; diameter of cylinder ‘20 ine! is a wooden side-wheel 3 4 ches; breadth of Beart feet: Sched: diamaeae ‘Cylinder. a donble engi 11 jomble “engine propel he **BResolute’’ rod th 81 feet, breadth of beams 16 fee 1e] of hold, 7 feet; diameter of cylinder, 17 in troke of piston, 17 inches. The Oactus” is s wooden side wheel steamer Length 110 feet; breath of beam. 22 feet 6 inches der’ of hold.7 foot¢ inches; orainad of cylinder, inches; stroke of piston, 7 fee! The“J.N. ur’? is a wooden side-wheel steamer: tesa ie feet; breadth of beam, 19 feet 8 inches; depth of hold, 7 feet 6 inches; stameter of cylinder, 3) inches; stroke of piston, rier Tea foot 7s ieeken! oreedta ot 5 inches; earn stroke of piston, The Zeta’ ies single engine propel : a Dean, 12 feet 10 inch aaa a po inches; diameter of cylinder” 15 if gone inehes. ‘The jen propeller: rin, ae The encthals7 fect; breadth of fachegraenth of hold, li feet; diameter of cylind S4inNG cctorne World” ine mooken. propelier igh Hi fest randth of boa, 3 fee Shes, i it, . . o ih “Feat Bi fects hold,'8 feet; dismeter of cylinder, 6¢ inches; ¢ of piston, 4 fee! The “Bat’’ is a side Preedth of besmn. 2s feats devi inches; diameter of cyl ner, 82 inches; atroke of mbarton”’ is an iren side-wheel steamer: feet; breadth of beam, 2 feet 4 inches; phot holds ts tect 9 inches; dlaceter ofcylinder, ee} iron side-wheel steamer: i of ee , ; of 2 pean eae Farge arin Ni . Montgomery, mandant Washington ry Yard. nds; five alan 9-006t