Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1865, Page 3

WS. LOCAL NE aMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATRE. and *Pauline” in Bulwer’s ‘Performances «Rough Diamond.” Wf aincton TREATRE.—First appearance of Miss Fanny B. Price, in the drama of «Fan- chon the Cricket,” supported by Mr. Hanchett ‘And all the favorites of the company. Caxtrrnury.—Ei Nino Edaie, the infant Blond, Ada Tesman, Julia Mortimer, and all the old favorites in ballet. songs, burlesque, &c. First week of “The People's Lawyer.” OxForD.—Zampilaerostation by Le Petit An- gelo, ballet, songs, negro delineations, panto- mime. &c., concluding with a screaming after- Piece. Opp Frttows’ HaLl.—Ladies festival for the benefit of Grace Church, Island. Bat three more opportunities for attending these de- dightiul entertainments are afforded. The tad- deaux are arranged with admirable effect, and everything is conducive to rare enjoyment. Among the beautiful tableaux to be present- €d to-night will be the following most attrac- tive ones :—“Artists Studio,” «Benevolence,’* «Nightand Morning,” and «Guardian Angel.” Exccrsion To GLyMonT by the Indepen- dent Club. A grand time is expected. we ee River News—The only vessels reported this morning at the River Transportation Office as having arrived are several schooners, Joaded with forage for the (Juartermaster’s Department The steamer State of Maine, heretofore used by the Government 4s a hospital boat, has been chartered by the (Juartermaster’s Department for the transportation of troops. Shesailed tor City Point yesterday, to bring up a number of trouns who are to be mustered out, 2 The steamer Eagle, No. owned by Government, and used in transporting army Stores, &c.. was sold on Saturday to parties from Philadelphia, for $7,000 cash. The new line of steamers beiween this city and Aquia Creek will commence running during the present week Twe colored f- males, of the Third Baptist Church, Island, were immersed in the Poto- mac yesterday, between (ith and 7th streets, ir ; the presence of a large number of colored per- fons. the services being performed by the Rey Mr Wright, (white). The Governreent sales of horses at Giesboro Attract large crowds of bidders, and the steamer Washington Hunt plying between the 6th street whartand that place carries down hundreds of persons ateach trip. —_ ComMITTED FOR ReEQuisition.—Last week the Sivr noticed the arrest of Mary Butler and Selona Custis, colored, by Patrolmen Tucker and Leach, of the Third Ward, for the robbery of clothing and jewelry from Samuel Schwartz, , their former master, in Richmond, Va., about the 7th of May last, and their commitment to jail by Justice Thompson, to await a further hearing. On Saturday, Mrs. Schwartz having arrived from Richmond, the case was called up for hearing, Mr. Samuel Phillips appearing for the defense. Mrs. Schwartz testified to the robbery. and identified as much of the property &s bad been recovered by the officers, amount- ing in value to between #600 and SS00. Mr. Phillips claimed that before a commitment was made eut the justice ought to be sure from the eviderce that a requisition from the Governor of Virginia was actually here, or that cne had been applied for. Justice Thompson com- Mitted the accused to jail to awaitarequisition trom Governor Pierpout. Sue THe Concert on Fatpay Eygninc.—The tickets for the concert and entertainment of the Baltimore House of Refuge Band at Odd Fel- lows’ Hall on Friday eveuing are being rap- idly disposed of, and without doubt it will prove an immerse snccess. The corcert is tendered as a compliment to the band by the Members of our City Council, who on a recent visit to Baltimore were so pleased with the performances of the yeung musicians, whose @ges range trom 1() to {4 years, that a handsome sum was immediately made up and arrange- ments made for the concert which is about to take place. The proceeds go to tbe House of Refuge. in which Washington has now an in- terest, the convic'ed juveniles at our courts under 16 years of age, by direction of the Sec- retary of the Interior, now being sentenced there. peN DeaTru—Yesterday Mr. John P Lashorne. well known throughout our com- munity as the messenger of Riggs & Uo.’s bank. died at his residence on G street, after an illness of two days. Mr. Lashorne was a young man of most exemplary habits, and his death will be lamented by a large number of our citizens and in the Masonic order, of which he was a prominent m-mber. He was alsoa member ot Columbia Lodge and Mt, Nebo Ea- campment of (dd Fellows He leaves several orphan cbildren, His funeral takes place to- mozrow afternoon. zarmeeese” Sve THe Troors.—Up to yesterday afternoon 144,000 troops had left the city in troop trains, ot which number about 55.00 went West, to SBenwocd ond Parkersburg Va. This number does not include those going en the passenger trains, which has, since the Ist inst., averazed over 500 per day, making the entire number about 160.000, am average of about 9,000 per day. there remain yet abont 30.000 to leave which includes the halance of the army of the Potomac, about 9,000, aud the heavy artillery in the fortifications Tue New MARSHAL —This morning Judge | from 3 to 50'elogk. David S. Goodwit, who received the appoint- ment of Marshal of the United States for the Tvistrict of Columbia on Saturday, was quali- fied at the clerk’s office in the City Hall, taking the oath of office at the hands of Cal«f Jastice Cartter, and filling his bond in the sum of @20,00 for the faithful performance of his The bondsmen are S. J. Bowen, Z. E. duty Robbins, and W. I) Shepherd. ,. Promotions —The following promotions have recentiy been made in tne Thira Audi- tor’s Office of the Treasury Department:—Is- raei S. Smith, from a second to athird class ($1.0) clerkship; J. L. Ashby, from a second toathird ciass(& Hough Tooby, trom 4 first to a second class ($1,100) clerk- shiy ——— Pro:iric —) Williams, wite of Charles Willams cotored) living on 20cn street, near M. gave birth to four girls on Friday night Jast. Dr. H. H Lowrie attending. Three of the chiloren were born alive, but subsequently they diea ToM 20w the Last Washington () nadrille Asscciation make an excursion to Glymont Arrangements are perfected for a grand time, anda magnificent trip is expected. > DIED, On the 17th instant ati1*s o’clock p. m., ELIZA THOMAS. wite of John Yhomas. take place from her late resi avenue. Monday afternoon ats o'clock lends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to atten. * On the evening of the I7th instant, MABRY STEWART JORDAN, the beloved sister of B. 5. Jordan The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral at the Fourth Presbyterian Church, 9th street. en to-morrow (Tuesday afternoon) ati o'clock On the 1°th inst.. after a lingering illness, which she bore with angelic humility. Kat’ “second daughter of Joseph T. ani Margaret A. Mitchell, aged 10 years and I! months. Her funeral will take place from her father’s residence, op 6th street east. between Ps avenue and D mreetscuth, on this (Monday) afternoon, at fo’cleck. The triends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend. On Sunday, the isth inst., JOHN P, LASHORBN, 4 36years, “Gis funeral will take place on Tuesday, the 20th inst.. at 4p m,from the Methodist Protestant Charch. on “th street. to which bis friends and acqueintences sre invited te attend, [Baltimore azd Martivsburg papers copy.| * Qn the morning of the 19th. HARRY OSCAR, ant son of Henry and Agoes H. Prince Funeral will take placs to-morrow mor . from the residence of his paren x AL a Two new milked QOWS, with k Ontves tae from the country; at 17% 2d street west, between Band 0 sts 39 16 3t* np R& POSEY, A good asaortment of Fine ing, aed Plug TOBAQOS: Meereci: We 08. — — iekeaeaeen ualities o: Dy rr. 1e | A ee OL AND SPARRLING SODA WATER. with excellent Fruit Syrups. je 16-38 attention o we the greatest ‘lo make some Loter my well » $2, 33, nrculars. Thee rema rer low prices; pols, Sun Ombrelias, fiom > rH Botton, only 2) ceuts; Yard wide. aioe sana ‘Plaid B Pisia aed Striped Dress 2 b Ot cneap: Black Alpxea, at. OO eee ye gorthe 2 Linen Duck Dritls ai ang only Fisonels. at # Dri _ for boys wear. 26 low a 40 centa; Corsi Cae ek fore hloy Hany Bitte, very cheap, He at $1: stocsine lt Sg tee he ae rent bargeio: and kr 3 ? : very chenp Remember 2,34 pildzen, 1) cents, Very oO Pas NEWMAN, by eae 443 7th stragt, peer @. Sept . : y¥L(2’S NEW DBY @O0ODS AND “peer a ANCY STORE, ‘No 207th at., between K and Lets, aorth, next to MOBAN'S The Shoe Mau. my3l-Ict* .—Mr. J. 0. McUollum and Miss Susan Denin as «Claude Melnotte™ = play of “The Lady of Lyoms.” supported by the entire company. concluding with the farce of PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e: ILLBARY HUTOHINS Takes this method of informing his friends, and the public generally that he has opened the | GREEN SPRING, above Georgetown, snd that it cam now be rented for Pic Nica, &c. HILLEARY HUTCHINS, § 19-2t* Proprietor. RAND BXCURSION or THB NORTHERN LIBERTIES ASSOCIATION 20 GLYMONT PAVILION, On THURSDAY, JUNE 22,1865. The Wawarsett will leave the wharf foot of 7th street, at 8 o’clock #.m.,and1o’cl’k p.m. The boat will touch at Alex- andria goipg and returning. Parties holding tickets for the BALL are re=pect- fully informed that they will be received for the ae ConsittaE x UTIVE MMITTBE. Sam"! P. Robertson, Capt Richard Morgan, Joseph Hedgson, Jonn ©. Clary. C.H. Utermebie. 5 Tickets $2, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies. Je 19-St™ BENJ. RAINIBR, Treasurer. Freswores: FIREWORKS'' AND GRAND PIO NIC AT BECKERT’S GARDEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNB 2ist. 1565, (Postponed from last Wednesday, owing to rain.) Commencing at 3 o'clock p.m. Fireworks at 9 o'clock Tickets 5) cents, admitting a gentleman A. MARTIN and ladies, . +. je 17-3t* Pyrotechnist. Vv! FOR GLYMONT. THE FIRST oe MOONLIGHT BXOUR- of the INDEPENDENT CLUB will take placeon MONDAY EVENING, June lsth. The fast snd t steamer WA WASET has caged It leave her wharf at the been en: fcot of 7th stre touching at Alexan- Je 16-3t* driaat3 P.M. ys INDEPENDENT SOCIALS take great pleasurein announcing to their friends and the public that their fourth grand af- ternoom and evening PIC-NIC will take lace at the Washington Fark, 7th street, on WEDNESDAY. June vist, Tickets 5) ceates mitting a gentleman ani lalies. No diareputab! characters will be admitted io the grounds, Commitee of Arvancements. cy i ptowatt. MW, Leese, & odgson, .I, King, TE. clark ins 16 tt PuB ISLA SOCIAL CLUB will ae their FIRST GRAND EXCURSION to GLYMONT on . THURSDAY, JULY 13.1565. Tickets $1, admitting gentleman and ladies, by order of Committee, je 15-1w* YSMEMBER THE 20TH. The EAST WASHINGTON QUADRILLE A880- GIATION give their first Excur- sion to Giymont on TUESDAY. the 2th instant. The members have! gone to a great expense to make it a day of pleas- ure toevery one The boat will leave 7th street wharfats o’clock, leave Bladgen’s wharf. Navy Yard, att’. o'clock. stopping ai Alexandria going sndreturning. Tickets one dollar. admitting a xentleman and ladies, Meals and refreshments can be bad at the Pavilion, By order of the Committee je 14-5t* elegan and wi : WANTS: Wir RE fe cocma nae e Fi mea, Address O'P.Q. Be, City Port Omics Itt ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A tidy OOLORED GIRL. : OK, 623 Lsteeet, between ofp ears, Pa wits Ww ANTED—At the ” re. under Willard’s ieee a DOT, eet rom i te 16 ve: Good references required. a aes eA he Street. ‘ween aD 5 ja 19-3t™ “THOMAS 0. WILSON. TED—A white GIRL, to do general house ork. Gall at Wo Uae Tth anresk, cy th. je 19 3t* cc ae 1. WANTED—A OMT &S das onse yer ont sist in was: re a a . between Ith and I2thate, west. Je 19 St" ANTED—AGENTS, to canvass in thie city. FOR RENT AND SALE. UBNISHED — | rent, aso'iste ate cane wal re aa ate: one of the most desirable in the city. ap 13 tf ry very desirable ponthining thirteen te in, Waal apply atthe B AO oe ee connter. _82~—— POs SALE Oa lone time. three, TOTS. each 4 + @ ae . OpDOBi eee ee RURENOB, Franklin Square, No. 63 K st., corner of 25th. VOR BENT—Pleasaut Wafarnished ROOMS, suit- ble for housekee} . in & private family. jontral location, 493° f street, between oth and F2 RRNT—One small FURNISHED HOUSE, deneaieen room parlor. dining noosty = chee - Foo! a Bt. det. Pa. av and D ste APP enn ser FOS RBNT—STORE and PRIVATE HOUSE. on street, between H and I. Wiil rent ‘ate or together. Apply to B. BUBIN- all, Stephens & Oo,’s, 332 Pa. avenue them # | BON, at je 19-eett Ww Good price offered. Call at 335 6th street, WASTEDTE £008, plain GOK and first rate je 19-3t* V Yo one willing to do her duty good wages WANTED—A GIRL. to do th ork of a Mass. avenue and K street. between G@ and H, before $a. m. je 19 2t* ‘A. FAIBFIRLD. WASHER and NER in s private family. Apply at 264 F street, between 13th and lith sta. 7 ANTED—A competent WOMAN, as nurse. willbe given, Apply at 500 7th st Myeiott ppiy St JAMES S. 101 private family; must bea good plain cook and washer and ironer. Apply 326 6th ates bet. V | ANT ED—WASHING ofa few ladies and gen- tlemen by an experienced laundress. The best of referenca given. C: AUN- DBBSB. G30 Note near sth Of adress LAUN W ANTED—A young MAN between the age of Y I acd 21 toattend a periodical store. Ons living witb bis parents.and a good practical Oath- olic preferred. Must bring good recommoenda- tions. Address A. B. C., at this office. Je 19-3t* HE en ee eee an recommended. bs WELLS Drug Store, 7th etreet and Maryland av, Ysland "Also. a MAN NORBE, one who bas been in a hospital preferred, Je 19-3t* WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A small unfar- pishea HOUSE, witbin six equarea of Wil- irae Gapitaintog from four to eight rooms phent 0 nt excee: ) ox 6 Star Ofte. ed $10 per month. Addyere oee V ANTED—By a lady of education. refinement, and highest respectability. a SITUATION as penman or office writer. or family governess and seamstress. Address Teacher,” three days, Star Office Best of references given. _3¢ 19 3t WANTED- A respectable white GIRL. to do the genera! housework (except cooking) for epee consisting of hate oO i. erence required. A yat 282 at. north, between 2 and 3d west. pote Je 19-20 WANSTED—A SITUATION fora good inéustri- ous boy, a 15 _vears. inthe country ona farm. Ay Re 55 Ohio ere 0. 557 12th street, corner of i * a MR. SHAFER. TED—An active intelligent YOUTH, of about 15 or 16 years of age, who is well rec ommended ar to his habita and good char: 9 Watchmaker. Inquire Garr rd, five doors from Navy Yard Ga! eter, to n ét., ANTED—A NUBS8BE to take charge of an in- fapt il months old trong. competent, mid- rs need apply. Also,a woman to dothe general housework im a very small family. References required. Apyly at oso G at. north, bet. 2d st.and New Jersey ave., after 12 m. Jel) 3t* W dle-aged person; none o PIO NIC OF THE VIGILANT PIRE COMPANY, of Georgetown, D.C., on MONDAY. June 25, 1365, _, &t GREEN SPRING PAVILION, Tickets =! admitting a gentleman and ladies. Bs" Positively no improper peraous admitted on the ground 13-6t ‘between 12th and 13th I RESS MAKERS WANTED—At 3627th street. three doors above I, right hand side je 17 3t* ANTED—A SITUATION as Seamstress. the Country preferred. Apply at 396 1 street, tween 3 le 17 3t* ANTED—A BITUATION as wet nursa, with NEE RF UN Caer beac dence Hospi weiy it idl i ti as Ss BEKNIA CLUB Wiil be held at LOEFLBR’S CITY GaR- DEN on New York ave,. bet, Ist and 2d sts., on TUBSDAY, JUNE 2ith, 1865 Committee of Arrangements: John Myers. Jno Foley, Martin Graham, Jebn © ers, Thomas Sanders. James H. Bush Tickets, §) cents. ad mitiing a Gentleman and Ladies je 121314192) .X OURSION Ti RYLAND CHAPEL To FORT Was Steamer, Wawasset, will make two trips to the fort, leaving her wharf: atthe foetof 7th street at 7*. v’clock a.m and $+: ovclock p.m. Should the day vrove stormy the Brcursion will be portponed until farther notice Ice Cream and refreshments of like character will be furnished cu the gronnds. Tiskets $1; chil- dren half price;to be had at Mr. Ballantioe’s Book Store. 7th at.; Boswell’s Drug Store, cor. 7th st. and Md. ave., or from any of the teachers of the scheol, 4a12-8t Moot VERNON. NOTICE. The POTOMAC FBRRY COMPANY having ob- tained the privilege of landing, aad a lease of the wharf at Mount ger. non, an excursion steamer will== leave the Company’s wharf, foot of 7th street. or FRIDAY. June 2, at 0 o'clock & m_, making rag- fter on MONDAYS, WEPNBS- ular trips thera DAYS and FRIDAYS of each week Fare to Mount Vernen Cer preture, including 4 Vv. admission to the Grounds; $ AN RISWIOK, _My 27-30t i tend ROF. J. W. KREIS’ DAD PARE BR’S HALL, etween 6th and 7th, Metropolitan Hotel. Pref. KREIS begs leave te announce to his for- mer patrons and the public in geveral that atthe request of a great many of bis pupils aswell as others he will continue his clasees during the summer season. Daysand Hours of Tuition for Ladiex, Misses, and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, Gentlemen Wednesday, ani Friday e ngs. Private instructions given te mit . he cenve- niencesofthe pupil. For further information apply at or address a note to the Academy, or Room No 18 Washing- ton Building, corner Pa. avenue and 7tl “street. The Hall cau be rented for Private Pacties aod lass, Monday, Boirees ty 19-tf ‘CHILD'S W , BOTHECHILG MER GARDEN Pa. av., bet. 3d and 4th ets., (Capitol Hill. ‘The largest Santen in the District. Open! a {REN CONCERT, SHOOTING GALLERIE a SWINGS, &c. Betreshments of ali kinds in nice arbors. Liberel terms to pic-nic partie my 13-3m* BOARDING. Foe IS11ED FRONT ROOM FOR RENT, with er without BOARD in a small family near the fe Depa: tment, No. 229 G street. OR RENT—One FURNISHED FRONT ROOM on first iloor with or without board, at No. 34 O street. one door from corner of ith at. je li 3t™ pe BOARD at $25 month, 380 E street, between lth and Lith streets.’ Also, two fur nished ROOMS to let, suitable for two or more gentlemen. je7 tl come WITH BOARD, 411 13th street west. je 5- Im” 7.80 7.30 Mr. JAY COOKS, of our frm, having resumed the General Agency for Government Loans, we sre prepared to furnish promptly te agents and NaTionaL LOAN, purchasers U.8. 7-30 TEBASURY NOTES. ‘These notes are issued, underdate of August We. 1864. in denomonations of $50, $100, $500, $1,000 and $5,000, They bearing interest at 75-10 per ceat. per an- num, and have coupons attached, payable in law- ful money, On February isth and Angust 15th of each year, The principal will be paid in lawful money on August 6th, 1867; or, at the optiono the holder, the notes may thea be exchanged. at par, for U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS, redeemable at the pleasure of the Government at any time after five years, and payable twenty years om August Ist, 1967, with interest at 8IX PEE CENT IN OOIN. payable semi-annually, These bonds are at pres ent worth in the market about NINE PER OBNT premium, from which deduct the premium npon the accrued gold interest, and there is left a net premium upen the bonds of 81X PEE OENT., with a prospect of a much greater value at the date of the maturity of the Seven-Thirty Notes, We receive in payment for subscriptions the sev- eral issues of FIVE PER OBNT. TREASURY NOTSS, sllowing sccrned interest thereon, We aiso tak Certificates of Indebtedness and Government Bosde of all isaues at their current value. Full information furnished apen application tn person or by mail. YBRS AND HOLDERS CAUTION TO OPT NOTES. se In order te prevent the mutilation ofthese noter the Secretary of the Treasury baa given notice that the notes are not negotisdle aniees all the ub! matured coupons are attached. 4 JAY COOKB & 00.. fob 4-ate Bankers. ‘HY Ind HEOOMPLEXION BY POWs Hace wcmestaard PEE AE lisnoy to the Sompurcted Bia, ¥ OES “|, and Haine’s RCOND GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVE- ANTED—Two GIRLS; one to work ia the SS NING PIC NIC OF THE YOUNG HI- kitchen, the other todo general work. Ap ply 195 Fet., bet. 17th and 13th. jel? 2t* 7ANTED—A thoroughly compevent LAUN- W DREBS, immediately est references re- quired hire. @EO. PARKER, je 17-5t he. _Corner 14 and O streeta. ED-At the Brannon House, No. eet, between 12th and Isth sta. Alao, agi ash and Iron and do housework. (GARDENER AND COOK WANTED — White Adjman to attend a fine flower garden in this city, nd a competent cook, wa: i ap family. Apply at thie cies sd Honer,_ Or, ® W ANTED—A rteady WOMAN. to cook. wash and iron. to go a short distance tu the coua- try: waces $12 pér month Apply at 396 7th stre pos H street, from 9a. m to6. p.m, RL to we e ANTED—A good FARM HAND. One that thorougbly understands his business will fir’ a permanent pl_ce by applying Metropolitan Railroad Offce, corner of 17th street and New York TANTED--A White eet. je 16 4t™ Woution ts do ekarber work, nursii small family at acountry place. Addrexa B, German preferred. Apply at No. 174 avenue, or addressing Box 10 Star Office. je 17-1w MAID. Aoply at 394). I at: serving. Address H, M., Star Office. L.8., Bar office. je 16 Go \ ite COOK apd CHAMBER: ANTED—By a respectable young girl. a W4STED. For three montha, BOARD for a ANTED—A GIRL, to do general housework. st., between Band Q. I OUSE WANTED — Wanted to purchase, a email frame or brick BOUSEH, with a good lot. Address “B,” stating location, price, Kc. Btar Office. je 16 RESPBCTABLE GIRL wishes aSITUATION aschambermaid. A recommendation of six years can be given. Apply at the Sorsee Oa anc je 16.3t* Ww WHITE WOMAN to take ANTED—A steady charge of as house. To a good woman Pope’ employment will he given, Call at No. 425 Pa av., bet, :/2 and 6th ats, Je 16-3t* V 7ANTED—At the Government How the Insane, one BA! and several MEN, as attenda: upen patients. must present unquestionable testimonials of good character, and habits of temperance, honesty,end industry. oi oe je if-6t_ jANTED TO B. A HOUSS containing from nine to twelve rooms, north of Penn’a avenue and between 43; and [8th streets. Addre: Lock Box 48. City Pest Office, One with carriage house and stable preferred. je 15 tf V ANTED—A comfortable HOUSB, in a good location, by a amall family; no children, Address ‘* House,’ Box 090 City Post Office. _je12- Wt | n a WASTED Gold ind Silver Watches, Dia- monda. Pistols, Pawnbroker’s Tickets, Fur- niture, Clothing, or any articie of value. Tae highest cash price paid or exchanged for other goeds at Singer’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 Sth street. 3 doors north of Penn. av je3-Tm* ANVASBSERS and CARRIERS WANTED for a Washington weekly paper, Inquire at. 6 Delaware ave., Capitol Hill, my22-dtf V ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Several good COAT HANDS. Also,several good PANTA- LOON MAKERS. 8. W. OWBN, Military and Naval Merchant Tailor, my 13-tf 212 Pennsylvaniaavenue. ERE SKINS WANTED |—Tho subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, ae twit Buckakin Glove Manufactory, 106 High novictr © RAMSBURG & EBERT, WANTED —A limited number of PUPILS for ini tion on the piano forte. Best of ref- iven, A. plyat No. 525 Hl st.. 6th and 7th ats. mi W 4572 0_S20OND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MIBRORS OARPRTS. BEDS, BED DING.and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS ofevery description. BUCHLY, 406 7t! at, Jett between G and If. east sid GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS newiers Cate NOTICE—The new Market House in Georgetown will be opened on SATURDAY MORNING next, the I7th inst., for all market business, and all Dealers from the country ate hereby notified that they must oreeer the space appropriated for them within the limite of the d market,under the direction of the Market laster an per law of Corporation approved ith April la ‘Jels-¢ ait WM. LAIRD, Clerk. betwi ‘ar 13: A TWOOD'S PATENT DRILLING MACHINE, PILE DRIVER. asD HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP. Practical teste having fully saperiarity of this machine ov aipotere tor Hd purpose of sinking Oil Wells, und now prepared to receive orders for phe same, re This machinery comprises eve! for the bering of oil wells exe oat ENGINE AND GART IKON DEEVING PISS (but will be furnished, if desired, at # reasonabie price.) and dispenses with the use of the derrick rope, bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensire fixtures now in use, and is so arranged, being cos- Sioa eter tence nse G ©! iD diferent localities. bilebetde ‘Thed iptritas is removed from the wefl by ourpat- hydraulic process, and does eot require the the drill from the boring. This process not Only removes allthe detritusin from 6to if minutes, but likewise effectually clears out and opens a!! the small oil veins that are so often en- rely, closed up by the old process of es pumpin, ith this machine anda @ well can be sunk from 490 to 600 feet within a pariad sh Sem 15 to 30 days after the soil pipe has bean ry gements sre being made fo: nstru; tior afd deliv of se achin, eat Ne York, PaNEIE ir Bap Ng tile al Rg HuROnCREanD. Metropole Hoist ‘ere York, 5 a) '7-3m THINWAY& SON PIANOS. we 7 PHANG ear reevived one yv fine upright of these in (8 e8- tabliahed: We ii NE SEVEN OCTAVE “spientia ‘Rosew: MET: corner cet PPENOS tiv eo badd, sath tdy t: OB SALE—Fine three-year old bay STALLION, Diack legs, out of the celebrated Morgin stock; Kind and gem’ child can use him. In- quire at WALKER’S Lumber Yard, 10th street and canal je 19-3t" Fo RENT—Pleasant ROOMS. fine location. gas and water in the house. No. 311 Virginia half aaquare from 7th street passenger cs Island. Also.a BRICK STABLE and CAR- BIAGE HOUSE te let. $o19-3t_ JOR BENT—A good FRAME HOUSE. contain: ing four rooms. kitchen, &c., on ith street east, between Georgia avenue and K street south, Navy Yard. Inquire of JOHN PATCH, 61> H, between 4th and ot! 1t* OB SALE OR RENT—A well-built two story wooden DWELLING HOUSE, near the corner of 2d street west. on Virgiuia avenue. morth side, (Island.)No.434. The main buildiog contsins eight rooms. with a rear building of four rooms, ate good onter It wil be sold gheas. If not sold soon, the property will be for rent. terms inquire of wr. HALIDAY, Real Eetate Broker, lith street west, No. 515, south of Penn- sylvania avenue ____5e19-1w _ por RENT—One BRIOK HOUSE, 1; reoma, corner of 4% st. aud Missouri ave .near Penn. ave. Apply toH.8 JOHNSTON, 373 Pean ave... between 4's and Sth streets, opposite National Hotel. je 17 6t* OBR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS: also,a PI- ANO, Apply at 459, on 12th street. between G and H streets. west side. je 15-30" RAME HOUSE, 21 FEET WIDE, AND ground for sale.on Montgomery, near Bridge street: $-00, Inquire at 183 G street. near Ith, Washington city je 15-1m* OR SALE—Two FRAME HOUSKS on West at., Georgetown. each containing seven rooms. basement, kitchen. and two cellars, with gag and water, Inquire at No. 4% Bridge street, George- town. je 16-30" Fo RENT— Three STORES, two on Capiiol Hilland onthe Navy Yard. with rooms or witheut. Inquire of WILLIAM H. LANGURBY, corner of Sth street and Penn. avenue, east of the Capitol. je 15 3t* Fo RENT—A three story FRAMB HOUSE, of eight rooms, with good yard and stabling, si uated on I street, between 23d and 2ith. First Ward. For particulars inquire of JAMES FLAN- IGAN, corner of lvth ‘and O ats. je 16-3t* Fro’ BENT-Four FURNISHED HOUSES Three UNFURNISHED HOUSES, And two STORES. And for sale a number of Brick and Frame Houses varying in price fom $16.0") to $1,200. Also, a Oarpenter Shop with Mortice Machine and cheat of Tools for $250. MITCHELL & SON, Brokers, 0 avenue, @ j@15 St* theast cor. Pa. av. and lth st. F° BENT—An OFFICE, a large size room fronting on Pa. ave., north side, excellent location; auitable for a dentist or claim agents,, Inquire of Star Otmce. je 15-6t" {OR SALE—The BILLIARD AND BOWLING SALCON, 7th street. between H and [, a rare chance, with small capital, to make money. Io quire on the premises. Also, HOUSE and LOT on te street. between Land M street. with Srooms, Also. LOT on 6th street north, near P street, and good Horse, light no-top Buggy and Harness. Je 15. 1w* s) ENT—To a careful tenant, pleasant 7 CBomen, BRION HOUSE, with frame reom adjeining, im good reptir, ges throughout and pump of water infront; elegant deep lot opening into a large, well paved alley. situated on luth street.afew doors from L. Rent 350 per month in advance. and best of reference required In- quire at GIBBS’ Hair Store 242 Pennsylvania aven near 15th street, up stairs. je 15 6t FOR SALE-At a sacrifice. for cash,a most excelient new PIANUPOR7E, warranted in every respect, Apply at Star Office. je 14 6t* EF yanrat OR RENT—Two furnished rooms with use of tee kitchen, suitable for housekeeping. Ap- ply at eS H street, between 17th and lsth streets, ye I EASE OF HOUSS No 671 STREBT FOR 4 SALE ata bargain, or will be rented if ap- plied for immediately Por further information apply on the premises between the hours of liand o'clock. as above, By immediate attention you can get a bargain. jelt-im™ ‘OB RENT—One four-story BBICK HOUSE, uine rooms, gat and water threuvhont; situ: ated corner of Beall and Green street, No. 10, Georgetown. For particulara apply at Mrs. GBBEN’S, southwest corner of Beall and Green streets, Georgetown, D. C. ja l4-lw* FOR SAlE—A RESTAURANT, first door above | _Ford’s Theatre, No 452 Yenth street, Far- nished rooms attached. Rent $: Je 13- Fo SALE—A three-story frama HOUSE ingSrooms, with waterin basement, and in He repair, Inquire atthe honse, 537 l0ths’., et. Va. av. and © sts., Island, only one square fi Sinithsonian grounds, je 12-7t* F iR RENT—The HOUSE formerly occupied by Capt. Hendershott, on Massachusetts avenue, between 5th and 6th sts., will be rented until the lest of October, either farnished or unfurnished, Possession given immediately. Inquire of JO3, #.RELLE Beal Estate Agent, office $63 sth st. west. near I et. north. $e 13 5t* Fe BSALE—A PLATFORM SCALE. suitable for a Coal Yard. Applyat No, 63 Pennsylvania avenue, between 2'st and 22d streets. je7-Im* Foe RENT—Would rent for a period of three months a neatly furnished 3 story brick dwell- ing HOUSE; said house being desirably jocated in vicinity of ne buildings; situate on 8th street, bet.G and H. No. 404, water and gas upon the premises. N.B. Would not rent to persons having small children. References required, Apply as above. mnysl-tf GABDEN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES four miles from Washington, ene and-a half miles from Rock Creek Church, every acre in a high state of cultivation. , The improvements area TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE. Barn, and all out-houses necessary toa comfortable country residence, and frontson the | main( Diggs’) road; is well fenced with new post and rail, with water in abucdance. and, altogether, the above property will be found a desirable in- vestment. and worthy the attention of persons desirous a pleasant country residence. Twenty acres of meadow. the balance in vegeta- bles, with a splendid P, of fruit—-couprising, Poaches. Pears, Apples, Cherries, &c Possession will be given immediately, should the purchaser buy the growing crops, together with farming utensils, and the stock necessary and now used to work the farm. moyso2m" = EMANUEL LACEY. {ypEteoroutras MARKET. NOTIGN TO HOUSEKERPERS. H, Balph has re opened the Metropolitan Mar- ket and will keep constantly on hand a genera! as- sortment of Meats, Vegetables, Frui &c, Marketing delivered free of expente to al parteof the city, He respectfully solicits a liberal patronage from the Public. je2-Im re ' P. BOYER & BURNSTINE, Lr LICENSED PAWNBROK ERS, 475 13TH STRERT, Second door from Pennsylvania avenue, south side. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on WATOHES, JEWELRY, CLOTHING, &e. je7-6m* | JoesPH REYNOLDS 00., PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS No. 00 NINTH STRBET, NEAR AVENUR, Have just received, aud will constantly keep on hand, the largest and best assortment in the city of Chandoliefs, Brackets, Drop Lights. Gass Globes: Mice and otber Ghatee and aiincene cles ie thie ue on the beat establishments in Lease for four years per month, Inquire immediately. Butter. i New York, hia, &c., which wa)l be sold on the most reasonable terms. Also, BANGES, FURNACES, and Fire-Board prepared to farnish the best RANGE in use anywhere, On very reasonable terms, Hotels, Restaurants, &c., are invited to call. We do all kinds of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS romptly and cheap, as also everything in the PromBine line in the most satisfactory manner, Call and see our Bathing Tubs, Foungains. eter Closets, Wash-stands, Basins, &¢., &c at No. eo the largest feb2-cotf (OMPSON’S POMADE OPTIEM—! Lah a rich gloss and ¢@: late Fotune, tots Bucci O's Sy abte'e 86 Manian at .C. +9 01 tait'bs all Druggists. Price 30. aud 750, per bottle TLER’S BALSAMIO MIXTURE,—Th B i irre Regd ort hn r ie by Siper bettie. jan i 9th street, near Pennsylvani, establishment in the city. boaetnibastery novl-8 ington. D. G, wit ry team er, wholesgla and be the bent now m ered td ot the city. ‘ = INCH JUVENILE BOOKE—Le F baled Bebinson 8 i eersince ne Jendia; Ohien et ; Les Enfacta @’Aujourd’hul; Bawr- Ronveanz ten; Contes d/Andersen; 0 s Renee ear WBANGK Seeoee: in) LEILA, _—_—— AUCTION SALES. Bx BatzsMape & OLARK, auctioneers, 372 Fa, av. adjoining Metropelitan Hotel. , We shall seil at our store THIS BVENING. an invoice of Watches, Jewelry, Photograph album, Dry 8, Cutlery, Cigars, &c. All goods war- ranted to be as represented je 19-68 BBY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF TWO BUILDING LOTS IN T WARD On FRIDAY. the 23d inatant, at 5 o'clock, p, m.. we shall sell, in front of the premises. part of Lot 21 im Square 171, on 17th street, between Band Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining the railroad stables; 20 feet front, 110 feet deep, Also. after the le we shall sell south % Lot W. in square 26, om ith street. betweem I and K streets, 22 feet 6 inches front, running back the depth to an alley, Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve montha.secured by adeed ef trust on the premises. All Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the purchaser’s cost. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Immediately after the above sale we shall sell the next House and Lot adjoining the above premises, being the same size House and Lot, Without reserve. Terms made known on the day of sale. Je 19-tds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y¥ JAS. C. MeGUIBE & OO., Auctionsers, FURNITUR® AND FIXTURES OF A RBSTAU- RANT AT PUBLIO AUCTION. On THURSDAY, June 24, commencing at 1) o’clock in the morning. we shall sell the entire Furniture and Fixtures of the Featon Restauract, situated at No, 296 E street, pear coraer of lath. over Kidwell & gon’s Drug store, naming in part— Is Walnut Marble-top Tables 1 solid Walnut Frenck Plate Mirror, Slab and Bracket Wainut Extension Dining Table Large lot of Cane Beat Chairs Small Silver Plated Cigar Counter Case Silver Plated 3,4 avd ¢ bottie Castors, Napkins Cutlery, Spooys, Glass and Crockeryware Damas) _Lambrokin. Cornice Window Shades Walnut Writing Desk, Pictures, Water Cooler. C.~ About 15) yards floor Oil Cloth, largs Ice Box Cottage Chamber Suite, Chamber Carpets, Check and White Matting , Bureaus and Bedsteads, Ward- Walnut H.C. Sof robes j Mattresses. 1 Be and Bedding Large Cooking Bteve, Wood ani Coal, Chamber Steves. &cn, ke. &e, Bors Os 48.0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucta, J ETROPOLITAN POLICE SALE, A ligbt brown MARE MULE, about eight years old, was found estray on the 27th May by the Me- lropolitan Police. Ualess legal evideoce of own ersbipehall be previously farnished to the Prop: erty Clerk of the District. at his office, 453 Wt street west, said Mnle will be soid to the highest cash bidder. at the Bazaar, No. 95 Louisiana ave- nue. on TURBSDAY, June 27,135, at I o'clock a, ir. GEORGE R HERRBIOK, Property Clerk, je 19-3t WM.L. WALL & CO., Aucts GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXCELLENT MACHINELY AT AUCTIO: AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND T0-MORROW.- EEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, OP INT] OF OBYSTAL ¥ AT PUBL T PANT URE AND Th ned trustees 19th aay of Jui ata Hoot Rk cht the nstant, ie auction rooms of Greén & William: {7th sad streets, ofler for sale at Pabije auction, all olf years yet the Peach interest and come of the lessees in and to the pour. Resort. @ read b: are and well pliances. ove-mentio: 872. The 3 e ed to be in an excellent condition, eupplied necessary hotel ap- ‘The cing ture and leasehold will be sold together. Thi ground (about twenty-one acres under lease) sur- rounding the hotel is im perfect order. is is about two miles north of the city. There the botel, and excellent which passes through the The place will be open pection at Po 1¥en Upon grounds. all times prior to the sale. compliance with the terms of or further information apply to the truste Terma of sale: Cash. of which t! urchaser will perecuirea te Pay down at the time of sale two y ollars. sana _ LAS RY. BLOHARD UTBEMEH jelid GREBN & WIL J2Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALB OF B8TOCK OF FARMING UTENSILS, WAGONS, HARNESS, HAY. AND RYE STRAW AT PUBLIC SAL On TUESDAY, the 20th instant, at 1) o'closk & m., we shall sell.on the Garden Farm, the Per- sonal Effects of Richard Butt. deceased. on the 7ti street road. opposite Fort Stevens, by order of the honorable Orphans’ Qourt of the District of Col- umbia, consisting of— Two good Work Horees and Harness Six good Milch Cows Market Wagons, Carts. Ploughs Harrows, Onitivatore. Hees, Shovel Lot of Hay and Rye Straw Sefas, Chairs, Tables, Wardrobes r Bedsteais, Bedding. and Feather Bots Lot of Table Crockery. &c. And many other articles toe numerous to ena- merate. “Perms: Allsnms tnder $1) cash; of and ever that amount, a creditot ninety days, fur notes i endorsed, besring interest. | Pe ma AH A. BUTT. Administratr _ielfecst GREEN & WILLT A . Auctionsers EN & WILLIA eae ‘and D sts. nortt. B* No. 526, corner FIRST CLAS8 BUILDING LOTS IN THS NOBTHERN PART OF THE CLTY AT PUB- LIC . On THURSDAY, the 15th instant, at 6 m., we shall sell, in front of premise! 1, subdivision ef Byuare 721i, about 160 feet front on Massachusetts avenue and 162 feet front on Sf street north, being about 70 feet deep, 5.638 square feet, more or leas. 1 ti This property is running at a point on Lith st-, near the Gircleandthe City Passeng=r Rai beautiful fora summer gatden or private reai deuces, to be subdivided or sold altogether. ‘Terms: One-half cash: balance in six and twelve o'clock © THURSDAY, the 22d in-tact, we saull sell at the machine shop of Wm on north G. between sth and ith Z A of Machinery, viz: . * gcroll Saws, 1 Turning Lathe, ] Hubb Machine. b Machine, with patent right for the District of Columbi . F Planing: Machine; Foot Lathe, with Grindstone ttached. : Vico'and Benches, and all kinds of Machinery be- longing to a turning establishment, Lot of Eig Nise Does Termscath. Avy \KBLLBY, No. 361 sth st, GREEN « WILLIAMS, Jelra (Constitution. | Auctioneers. BY C. BR. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTION. We will sell on WEDNESDAY, June 2iat, at 6 p. m., on the premises. part of Lot No 2, in Square No, 20, seid lot fronting % feet on C street south, detween 12th and 13th streets, ruoning back ‘feet toa2Z foot Taliey, The imprevoments consist of an elegant two story F¥ame Dwe ling with back nilding. Piverme One-half cash; the valance in Gand 12 montba, duly secured, All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser e 17 3t™ Cc. R L. CROWN & CO., Aucts. Y¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetowa. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BBAL ES- TATE IN GRORGETOWN, By virtue of a decree of the Sapreme Qourt of the District of Colum) bearing date the lith day of March, A. D. 1365, and passed_in acertain cause therein depending,in wiich B.M Lintai- cum & Ce, were conipluinanta, and the wid beirs-at-law of Richard Jones defeudants. seme being cause No. 219, Equity Docket No.7,) the undersigned will sell at pubiic auction, to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 23th day of June pext,at half past five o’cluck in the after- swoon, Lote Nos, 15,1) and 17,in Peters’ Square in said town, (or 80 much thereof as may be neces- sary ) fronting, each, about forty-four fset six inches op the east side of High street. south of sod near Bridge street. On Lot No. 15 ie scom- fortasle two-story brick dwelling. and on each of the other lots is a frame shop. These lots are lo- cated in the heart of the business town, being adjacent to the canal and to Bridge street, and either of them is well suited as astand for apy kind of business, Terms of sale, as prescribed by decree: One- fourth cash; residue in six, twelve and eighteen ronthr, with interest from the day of sale, for which the notes of the purchaser, with approved security, will be taken. All conveyancing. including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. . eae. f the terms of tale not complied with ia five days after day of sale, the Prustee reserves the right to resell at the cost and risk of the pur- ei cbaver. The property will be sold free of the widow's dower. and the sale will commence on Lot No 17, and adjourn from lotto lot CARTER MARBURY. Trustee. je 16-eo&da THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct; Georgetown. ANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I cH TATE IN EBORGETOWN ee! ae By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Oovrt of the District of Coiumbia.dated the léth day of May, 65 Oause therein depead- defendants, (the same be ise No. 301, Equity Docket No.7) the subseri- offer for sale on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 2th instact. all the right. title. interest and eetate of the complainant and defendants in and to Lots Nos, 28, aud the north 6) treet of Lots Nos. 25) and 251, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown, Lots Nos. 27 and 2/3 front each 60 feet on the south side of West wt, at the corner of Green, andare 12) feet in depth. The north 60 feet of Nos. 250 and 251 front on the west side of Green street, near West, by 12) feetindepth. The above roperty will be sold in lote of 30 feet each, free rom the widow's iewer, and out of the proceeds of sale all outstanding tax titles will be re- deemed To persons wi ig building lets in the most desirable locality in Georgetown. this sale otfe inducements rarely presented. The property located at the foot of the famed Heights of Geers town, in the immediate neighborhood of the res dencer of Henry D, Cooke and A. B. Dodge, Eaqs, pasion B. P. Dodge, and the late Henry C. Ma’ ows. The sa'e will commence at half-past five o’clock. un Lot No and be adjouroed from lot to lot. . § prescribed by decree : One- Terms of sa! 6 thira cash; the residue in two equal instalments ae ae aud twelve months, with interest from day of sale. All conveyancing, ir-luding revenue stamps, at the coat of the purchaser. If the purchasers do not comply with the terms of sale within five days after sale, the trustee Eeperyen che right to resell at the cost aud risk o! e purchasers. Puree). CARTER MARBURY. Trusteo. jet6-3taw&dr THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ‘ARGE BALE OF WAGONS AND HARNESS, 4 ief Quartermastar’s Office, Depot af Washington, ae Washington, D. O.. June 17, 1865. Will be sold at public auction, under the dit tion of Brevet Colone] Charles H. Tompkins, A. . M.,U. 8. A., at the Government Mill, situated on E street. bet. Zlat and 22d. in the city of Wash- ington, D. C., about NTY THOUSAND SETS OF BIN TWE HO HARNESS, SINGLE MULE with A LOT OF SADDLES, &c., which have been used in pobile servi The harness will be sold in single sets. ALSO, About 1,500 WAGONS, which will be sold singly to the highest bidder. The sale of Wagons will commence on WED- NBESDAY, June 2 1865, at 10 e’clock a m_.withs Jot of about 40), ata point north of the Railroad Park, near the terminus of New York avenue Borth,and after their sale is completed the re mainder will be Fold on C street east, between lith and 15th streets, near the Lincoln Hospital. The sale of Harness will commence on THURSDAY June 29, 1865. at 10 o’clock a. m. . The sale of Wagons and Harness will continue, on alternate days. until the whole number is sold, Terms cash in Government funds, The attenti fb is called to the la sale of BIULES, commenced on MONDAY. May <2, 1865, and which is avill peing continned from lett Gen, and Chiet Depo! uartermaster, Brig. ee of Washington. je 17-19t PBILADELEHIA ALE AND PORTER. PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER. NEW YORE AND MASSACHUSETTS CIDER. PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS, I desire to call the attention of Sutlers and others in the vicinity of Washington and George- town, D.C., to the fact that I have constantlyos- hand a supply of the above enumerated articles, Those wishing to purchase on the most sf¥sn- tageous terms are invited to call at my. establiah- i sca gl pert sie articles timely zotice, 1 de ones ‘any part “sheen fi tiling De: reene street, Jone Be Ee Depots Me wa. D. 0. OLD al ‘8, tak zB: mst. Bankers. 35% Penns. ay. (SURBRSTEMOTLae ee months, for notes bearing interest, secured by @ deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchasers required down when the property 4380 will be t is knocked of, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers jela-d = [ Intel.) &7- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- SU eaD aes the 2th of June, at the Same Rour eid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts._ YJ, O. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers HT BUILDING LOTS NBAR THE MARINE aS BABRAOKS, NAVY YARD. i On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 13th, at 62 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, excellent Building Lota, fronting respectively on suuta @ street and Lith street east, at the corner of these scat Lot finely located for builéing purpo: hese Lots are finely loca’ o A ses,on the second square east of the Marine Bar- 8, Navy Yar é "Terie, One-third cash, the remainder in Gand 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust Conveysnces and stamps at the cost of chaser. a je7-d J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. SO THB ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN contequence of the rain until TUESDAY,June 20th. same hour and place Jelid JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & Ou., Auctioneers, THREE HANDSOME BUILDING wOTS ON SOUTH B STREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH #TREETS WEST, On TUBBDAY APTERNOON, June lith, at 6 o'clock, on the premises. we suall offer at public sale, Lots Noa, 30,31 and 32, in snhdiyision of Square No. 462, fronting each 25 feeton south street, between 6th and 7th streets west an’ in | ls back about feet toa 25 feet wide public alley ‘These lota are finely located for private resi- dences, overlooking the Smithsonian and Armory Square grounds, easy of access by the 7th street passenger cars, aud at a conyenient distance from the Center Market ii Terms: One-fourth cach; the remainder in 6, 12 and J8 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamp’ at the cost of the pur- chaser. J.C. McGULIRB & CO. jes-d Auctionears 82” THE ABOVESALEIS POSTPONED UNTIL USD AS ee same hour and place, im rf u Tain Jeli dd. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucta Y WM. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers, TRUSTRE’S SALEOF VALUABLE REAL ES- sates IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, By virtue of a deed of trust dated on the 2ta day of August, 1857, and recorded on the With day of November. 1857,im Liber J A.S., No. lit, folios 234, 235, 236 and 237, ome of the land records of Wasbinzton county, in the District of Columbia, Iwill seil on MONDAY, June 5, 1355, at 5 o'clock m., at the Auction House of Wm. L. Wall & -, corner of 9th street and Penn’a avenue, in the city of Washington, the following described t- act. of land. situated in the county of Washingt’ u, im 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 running thence south 15 perches, thence south 32 degrees, west 25 perches, thence north # degrees, east 145 perches. thence south 69 degrees. east 5l>s Ley to its intersection with the 15th line of e larger tract of land conveyed by the heirs and devisees of David C. Pattier to Bdward Swann, thencescuth 49 degrees, west 63 perches, thence south 25degrees, west 31 perches sad 53-1) of a perch. thence south 9] degrees, west 45 perches to be beginning, containing 31 acres,l rood and 17 rches. vthe term this sale will be one-third cash; balance, g interest and a ery in equal in- stalments. and 12 months, the deferred pay- menta to be secured by a lien on the land. One hundred dollars of the cash payment to be paid down at the p! of sale;and in case the purchaser or pure. 8 refusing so to do the areperey elle once be resold at t! ie ria aud coat of the defaulting purchaser or purc rs. m6 Parez, C_MORGAN. Trastes, myll-eokds W.L. WALL & QO., Aucts, aT OV. HE AB BALE I8 POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, the2let of Jane,at the same hour and same place, BE. O. MORGAN, Trustee. _ Je 13-4 WM. L. WALL & OO., Aucts. x] NITED STATE: x S415 OF UN BD SrATES BrNAMERS AT UmitepD States Navy Yarp. Washington, D C.. June3, 1265 Will be sold at public sale, to the hig! bidder, at 1. o'clock M., on Saturday, the twenty fourth day of June next. at the N: rd, in Washing- he ited * Balti- ing 4 Length, 2% fest: 2 feet 3 inches; depth of hold. “pr of cylander, «4 inches ; stroke of ” is_a@ propeller: Length ©* feet; breadth of beam, I7 feet: depth of hold dit ameter of cylinder, 15 inclres; stroke oi piston, 15 risa Length 78 fee of hold.s feet; di: troke of pist ae " 1 e ** Teaser ” a single engine propeller: Length, Sv feet; breadth of beam, 1é feet; depth of hold,7 feet: diameter of cylinder, 20 ine ‘oke ef piston, 2uinches. a eller with single en- ith of beam, 15 feet; eter of cylinder, 24 in- The *P @ wooden side-wheel 4 Length Behes; breadth of beams feet; depth of bold, 7 feet 2 inches; diam foylinder, 32 inches: stroke of p: ton, 6 feet. ipa teal The “Resolute” is a donble engine ro peller: Length 81 feet, breadth of beam, 16 feet 6 inches; depth of hold, 7 feet; diameter ofcylinder, 7 inch- es: stroke of . 17 inches. The “Cacta: ® wooden side wheel steamer: i Length 110 feet, breath of beam, 22 feet 6 inch: depth of hold,7 feet 6inches: diameter of cylinder, 3i inches; strokeof piston.7 feet, The“ JN. Beymour” is a wooden gide-wheel steamer: Length, 1% feet; breadth of beam, 19 feet 8 inches; depth of hold, 7 feet 6 inches; diameter of cylinder ,3) inches; stroke of piston, ee i feet Lion” is # wooden side-wheel tteamer Length 2 eh, As ete incben: "1 le : eamn 21 feet 3 inches: of inches; stroke of pistons clameter: of cylin 08 »? js g single engine propeller: The Zeta’ ie beam. 1s fect io inches aaa Geet 9 8; diameter of cylinde: a8 ate ae it: single en- Puech NRE Ray red fect; Glameter of cylinder, Fe ot bold. #1 n, 4 fe s ace Bade yheet amet, allt of breadth of beam, 25 epi act ; Inchon Slumcter of ertinder, inches! re 0! Lanett feat orga of bane Mee Se: 2 ; beam, 4 inches: depshctbales tay ajeaiey ater Str ini: aur, elas: wradis P beat Sat OF hold. 11 feet; diameter cath infbe vanes ta Se ste ee Rtg geo Rear trod Je 2-006%