Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ‘Wasuincron THEATRE—«Fanchon the Oricket,” Miss Fanny B. Price as “Fanchon,” Supported by Mr. Hanchett and the entire company Grover's THEATRE.—Henefit of Mr. Tom Hamp'on. McColium. Miss Susan Denin, Mr, T. O. Hutchins, little Mary Nichols, the dan- seuse M'ile Augnsta, and all the great com- any, in the drama of “Ten Nights in a Bar ‘com,"* and the comedy of “Katherine and Petruchio.” Oxrorp.—Ballet, songs, burlesque, panto- mime, Zampilaerostation, &c., concluding with @ laughable afterpiece. Cantsgrcuny.—E! Nino Edaie, the infant Blondm, Julia Mortimer, Ada Tesman, and ‘Other favorites, in a huge bill of ballet, songs, pantomime, burlesque, &c. Opp FELLows’ HALL.—Festival by the ladies of Grace Church, Island. An elegant com- pony: abandant refreshments, brilliant tab- eaux, music, &c., render the festival one of the most charming entertainments offered in town To-night. a number of new and beauti- ful tableaux will be presented, with other moyel attractions. PI0-nic. afternoon and evening, of the Young Hibernia Ciub, at Loefiler's City Garden. ae CRIYINAL Court, Judge Wilie.—The June term of the criminal court was commenced yesterday morning, Judge Wylie presiding, nd all the jurors summoned present. Messrs . J.T. Parker, J. W. Drane, J. B. Conway, ot the pettit jury, were excused, and the jary dis- charged until ten o’clock to-day. In charging the Grand Jury, Judge Wylie Tully advised them of their duties and respon- Sibilities. He called their attention to the tact that they heard butone side of the cases brought before them. and should, therefore, be cautious in making up their decisions, for it oftentimes happens thata case appears perfectly fair to the Grand Jury, but when both sides are heard elsewhere the charge amounts to nothing. Judge W. 8lso said he was anxious to caution the jurors against one evil which had sprang up in this District, and that was regarding the practice of grand jurors themselves sending Out intothe community and collecting infor- mation with regard to supposed offences or crimes—calling in witnesses who they may Suppose may Know something in regard toa particniar case. The practice was all wrong, and grand jurors bad no right todoit. If they had any knowledge as jurors of a nuisance, or a@uy Offence committed which would be pun- ishable by law, they coulda present the ease of their own knowledge, without examining wit- messes on the subject. As a jury, they might 0 in.o any partof the District and examine into the existence of alleged offences; and if ahey are satisfied such exist and are punish- able by law, then of their own motion, and without witnesses, they could present the of- dence and the party guilty of it. The Judge also cautioned the jarors against following their feelings to influence them, bither for or against any one indicted or pre- Sented before them. He said there had been brought to his notice @ertain alleged public nuisances, known as giftjewelry establishments, and recommended ammediate attention to the subject. Judge Wylie concluded the charge by giving the jurors some general instructions, atter ‘which they were discharged, and the Court adjourned until this morning. geen IncEnDIARY ATTeMrT —The alarm of fire given trom box 21, about3 o'clock a. m., cor- mer ef Fourth street and Massachusetts ave- hue, Was caused by an attempt to destroy the house coruer of Fifth and K streets north, oc- cupied by Mr. George Bradley as a grocery store and dwelling The incendiary broke a plank from the enclosure of the back yard, and gained accees to a window in the first story, ahrough which be entered the bouse. He then Set fire tosome clothing ina closet, and was seen by a neighbor to leave the premises by the same way he entered. Patrolman J. y. Grant took charge of the store, ard prevented the rush of a crowd, who were ready to de- stroy or carry awsy all that was init. The family escaped from the house by the upper windows. The fire was extinguished before the firemen, who were very prompt, reached the spot. The lcss will amount to about $120, ae SzcoynD WarD Station Cases.—Patrick Keese, disorderly: dismissed. John Cogan, do.; S10 George Eichelberger, drunk; 85. Fanny Daily, profanity; $10. Richard Myers, fighting; dismissed. Jacob Myers, do; do. ¥. J. Jonet, assault and battery; bail tor court. James Minor, drunk: $5. Richard Coleman, darceny; jail for court. Carrol Eversfield, disorderly; $5 Hune Webber, prostitution; bail for good behavior: also, disorderly con- duct; dismissed. ese ee Ho! For GLyMonvT.-On Taursday the Nort! eyn Liberties Association will give their F Grand Excursion to Glymont, having eng: the large and commodious steamer Wawaseit Yor the purpose, and with such managers as Sam Robertson, Ex-Alderman Utermehle, Captain Dick Morgan, Ben Rainer, and others, it wili be made the feature of theseason. The boat leaves 7th street wharf at 8 o'clock in the morning and 1 in the afternoon. ee as THE GETTYsnuRG MONUMENT,—The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at a special meeting dast evening accepted an invitation to attend the ceremonies of laying the corner stone of the monument to be erected at Gettysburg, Pa., to the memory of our fallen braves. The cere- Monies will take place on the ith of July, and the members of the Order will leave on the 3a. —_—_—__ THirpD WARD Sration Casgs. — David Kautmen, riding on pavement; for hearing. nas. Baum, do; do. Henry Chisham do.: $24. John Boyle and Thomas Crosby, dis- orderly; $5 or workhouse, Mary Nuttrell, do.: ‘workhouse J.S.Inghton,drank;85. Arthur eck disorderly; locked up. Michael Ridout, 2., do. ee HEALD's BAND.—By reference to another col- Um it will be seen that this fine band, which ‘We believe is the only citizen band now in the District, can be procured for pic-nics, excar- Sious, parades, Xc. The band is composed of fine material, and their charges are reasonable. Sa JAIL FOR CouRT.—Yesterday, officer Miller, of the Second Ward, arrested Rich’d Coleman. colored. for the larceny of a pair of shoes, the property of Mary Williams. The prisoner ‘was taken before Justice Drury, who commit- ted him w jail for court. cITy ITEMS. See ee PEARL Comns, hair chains, seal chains, stone Tings And sets, tea spoons, call bells, tor only One Dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No, 435 Penn. avenue, near 1% street. je20-5t« | DIED, Onthe Ith instant, WILLIAM ZACHARIAH aged 15 years and 1 month, tae yo in of Levin auld Mary Ann Easton, eae pone He es his playmates to mourn his The hour of my depsrture come, loss. I hear the voice that call ms home; At inst, O Lord! iet trouble cease, And let thy servant die in peace, I leave the world without a tear, ave for the friends I held ao dear; Green be the tur: ve thee, Friend of my better days. None knew thee but to love thee. None named thee but to pra: Tears fell when thou wer’t dyip From eyes unused to weep. And long when thou art ivloe. ill tears the col teep. _ The friends and acquaintances are r invited to attend his Boon, at4o’cloc¥. from his parent's residence, on ¥ st., between cith and 27th streets west. - In this city,en the morni AGNES MAY, infant « mma L. Shepherd, agei eight months. “Suffer little children to coms unto me, and for pie them mot, for of such is the Kingdom of eaven ” The friends of the family are respectfu'ly in- vited to attend the funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 357 9th street, on Thuraday, the 22d inst., at 40’clock p.m. ini On the th instant, BOBERY F. DEVA in the 234 year of his ace. BAUH, Dearest husband thon baat left ue, We thy lose moat deeply feel; But ‘tis God that bas be He can all our sorrows h Lone is the house and sad is the hour Simce my dear husband's goue. But, oh, a bappier world than ours, To dwell with Ohrist abo The relatives and friend to attend bis funeral from his late residence on eet. be- tween 13th and Lith, Navy Yard, on to-morrow, (Wednesday,) 2ist, at 4 o’clock. Iv Brooklyn, N. ¥.,0n the 15th iustant, GER- TRUDB, infant daughter of Dr. J, W.H. and Mari Lovejoy, of this city. [M2720r0Liran MABEET. NOTICE TO HOUSBEESPEERS. . Balph bas the Metropol ated ait ines co eenieeg Beak as a@ortment of Meats, Vegetab! &ec. M ne activered Sree, of aera et city. Her from tte Pashe fe2-1 P. BOYBE & BURNSTINB, 2% LICENSED PAWNBROKBBS, 475 13TH 8TRERT, Becond docr from Pennsylvaciaavenue, south side. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on WATOHRS, JEWELRY, CLOTHING, &e. Je7-6m* ROGAN & WY¥LIB'S NEW DRY GOOD: OGAN & WYLIB'S NEW DRY GOODS AND No 329 7th st., between and L sts. north, ner MOBAN’S TheShoe Man, my$l-lm" PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c: ———— THE GREAT SUMMBR GARDEN OF THE BRMANIA HOTBL will be opened on TUREDAY, the 20th instant, at 7 o’clock p.m. The Finley Hospital Band will be in| attendance, and will also discourse sweet music 08 every MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUB- DAY, at 346 C street, between 452 and 6th SPROHS & MUEBLEDS. Ay! taaky HUTOHINS Takes this method of informing his friends, and the public erally that he has opened the GREEN SPRING, above Georgetown, and that it can now be rented for Pic Mics, &c. HILLEARY HUTCHINS, Proprietor, j 19 2t* RAND URSION oF THB NORTHERN LISERTIES ASSOCIATION 0 @LYMONT PAVILION, On THURSDAY, JUNE 22,1565, The Wawarsctt will leave the wharf foot of 7th street, at 8 o’clock a.m., and] o'cl’k p.m. The boat will touch at Al ancria going and retarning. Parties holding tickets for the BALL are respect- fully informed that they will be received for the Excurrion, NECUTIVE COMMITTER. Sam’! P. Robertso Capt Richard Morgan, Jeseph Hedgson, Johu C. Clary, C,H Utermehle, Ticrets $2, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies. Je 19-St™ BENJ. RAINIBR, Treasurer. IRBWORKS! FIREWORKS’! AND GRAND PIO NIC AT BECKERT’S GARDEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNS ist, 1565, (Postponed from last Welnesday, owing to rain.) Commencing at s orelock 3 ma, Fireworks at 9 o'closk. ickets 50 cents, mitting a gentleman and ladies, ‘A. MARTIN, je 17-3t* Pyrotechnist. HE INDEPENDENT SOCIALS take great pleasure in senosacing to their friends and the public that their fourth grand af- ternoon and evening PIC-NIC will take place at the Washington Park, 7th street, on WEDNESDAY, June ‘let. Tickets ©) cents, ad- mitting s gevtleman ard ladies. No disreputable characters Will be aimitted to the grounds, Commitee of Asransemenis, 8. H. Stewart, W. Leese, J.B. Hodgson, . King, (eon cr See 16 5t* Nw ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB will give their FIRST GRAND EXCURSION to GLYMONT on THURSDAY, JULY 13. 1565, Tickets $1; admitting gentieman and ladies, By order of Committee, i915 1w* @ ECOND GRAND AFTBRNOON AND EVE- 9 NING PIC NIC OF THB YOUNG HI- BERNIA CLUB : Wiil be held at LOZFLER’S CITY GAR DEN on New York ave.. bet. Ist and 2d at on TUBSDAY, JUNE 20th, 1865 Committee of Arrangements: John Myers, Jno Foley, Martin Grabam, Jehn Oonners, Thomas Sanders, James H Bush Tickets, 5) cents, ad- ing a Gentleman and Ladies je 121314 19 %)* O©OURSION oF THB RYLAND CHAPBL SUNDAY SCHOOL To FORT WASHINGTON On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1865 FOR THR BENBFiT OF THE SCHOOL. he new. swift and commodious Steamer, Wawasset, will make two trips to the Fort, leaving her wharf’ atthe foetof 7th street at 7', o’clocka.m. and 3's o'clock p.m. Should theday prove stormy the Excursion will be postponed until further notice Ice Cream and refreshments of like character will be furnished on the grounds. Tickets $1: chil- dren hal! price; to be had at Mr. Ballantine’s Book Store, 7th at.; Boswell’s Drug Store, cor. 7th st. ot = ave., or from any of the teachers of ane school. 2 8 GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NOTICE— The in eorgetown will be opened.on SATURDAY MORNING next, the 17th inst., for all market business, and all’ Dealers from the country are hereby notified that they must occupy the space appropriated for then within the limita of the said market,under the direction cf the Market Master and as per law of Corporation approved 27th April last. jets deaithe WM, LAIRD, Clerk. IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE po; L OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D.0., » 287 tym 17,1565. To obtain any of these letters, the applicant mus: call for" advertined letters,” give the date Ultit list, and pay one cent for FA i it If not called for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. 2 Place the postage stamp on the upper right-hand corner, and leave space between the stamp and direction for post-marking without interfering with the writing. : ‘A.reqnest for the return of a letter to the writer, if unclaimed withimthirty days or less, written of Tinted with the writer’s name, pest office, and Btate, across the left-hand end of envelope, on the face side, will be complied with at the usual pre. aid rate of postage, payable when the letter is Relivered to the writer sie LADIAS’ Ashford Mrs Mary Kearney Mra Louisa Anderson Mra BB Lain Mra M E Brooks Mra LV Lee Miss Mary Byerly Mrs Laura Lusby Mra L Brown Henrietta B Morrison Miss H Barton MrsH A Martin Mra 8 new Market House Burnham Mrs C W Moffett Miss Budd Mre Chart A Magrude Brown Maria V McElwain M Brown Miss ML Mason Miss L Becker Mrs Maria McDonald MissE B Desbrew Mrs 8 A Mosby MreO J Diggs Mrs Lucinds Machesney Mrs Diggs Nancy, Nicholson Mra J Daunty Mies Lizzie Nealison Miss E Dunn Mrs Annie Nash Miss Addy Ober Miss Ossire Miss M E Grow Mra B’ Poorman Mre Low Ginis Miss M Pritchard Mrs 0 2 Gibson Mrs Elizabeth Payne Miss A BI Green Miss Abbie Rhodes 8 E Hamilton Miss 8 M Ross Mra M Sullivan Mies M Stayton Mra M F Shoroder Mrs K & Heydriek Mra P C Hoimead Miss Kate Hacktel Mrs Martha hater Mra Florence A Sima Mrs A Hib Mier Bineveth, Smith Mrs Caroline Hascall MreChasJ| ‘Timmins Mins A Johnson Mias V Teibert Mra E A Jerk Miss L Thorn Mra Charity A Joosly Miss L Wallington Bir Jane Weinicht Miss & onekan Mra Jane Wilson Mrs D Jones Miss A M Waiker Miss M M J Keller Mra M & .wTLEMEN’S LIST. Abbey GO HevennerJno Ormsbea C q Brown AbrahamHoover eats parton ey m Wi agermap is Payne Henry eee Wm” Hunter Ohas¥” Power Jno L Burton W Johnson RG Poel Wm Butler Robt Kern Obristian Pater Beverly Boner Peter KittleCap EC Riley Wm Baar Peter Kelly Pat’ Rovers .n Wm Bymes D Koenback M Reynolds P Brown EnosE KimesJos ~ Reily Jno F Bell Basel Kilpatrick Jno Ralpb Josiah Besle Aurelias Laferty Rebt Rainey Jno Berk Grifin Lewis Wm Rose Dan! D Paly Jas-2 Lee Jacob Rayner Osp D Dale Jobn Long Jno H Snoote Wm Daley Mr Loy Jno &chevier Conrad Delinger John Leick Fredk Smith Dennis buckett H Louie Alex A Smith Davis Gorham oon F Satterly Cap W Daily Benigale Miles Flias Stinerman 83 L Eckel Alex P MillerChasO Sisson L: Fex Wm-2 Mosher Beni2 Singer O: Fitzgerald Jno Mergan A Sollivan B JrenehJ EB Morgantsasac Smith Hy W Grant ArchibaldMorgan Kelm Btyresent G Ww Guiney Patk McQuade Mich! Gatleny Jas Gibeon BrJN 2 Halsey Cap WJ &chafer Fred Terry Oapt B Vermilya Jas H Newmeyer Jno Talnening FW & Co KillWH Nichols Jared O Willisch Hunter JnoC Newton Geo Wecker Jno Hunter JnoC Oldenborph G@ OWilaon Baward Hill Jos ashinogton A i Wi HENRY ADDISON, P.M. (j20nes TOWN TAX¥S.—An abatcment of six A percent will be allowed on the General Tax of 1865, if paidon or before the firat day of July next. Je2%-dtJs1 CHAS. D. WBLCH, Collector, T° CONTBACTORS FOR STREET PAVING. Sealed Proposala will be received by the sub- scriber until 12M. on SATURDAY, the Ist day of July next, for paving. all that part of Bridge street which lies north ef th: Jroad, between Mont- gomery and Market streets; all the old paving to @ removed ard the new work ta bave a bed of the best quality of sand to the depth of twelve inches, The contractor to have the use of all the stone bow in that part of said street which may be auit- The price proposed must be for each square yard of repairing and which will include the cost of removing the old psvement, all the new work, and the whole of the materials which inay be re- quired for the completion of the improve: The materials and workmanship will, in ®pects, be subject to the inspection and appr: of the Strect Commissioner, and without such ap: provalwill not be psidfor. ; The work to pe onset within three months rom the date of the execution of the contrac HENBY ADDISON, Mayor. Maryor’s Orricy, Georgetown, D.C., June 19th, 1368. je 2-eedtjyl OR THE RRPAI , PBorosays rose BtREET B OF FREDER Proposals willbe received by the undersigned anti! TBUBSDAY. June 2th, for Curbing sed Guttering Frederick street, from 4th to7th sts, oneach side of saidstreet. Also. for laying 3) three Fiag Peotways. said work to be civen to the lowest respentible bidder of Georgetown. The curb te he of best Llue stome, 18 inch wide, with square face 332 inch wide. The gutter to be three feet (3 ft.) wide with three course of Brick omedge in the centre, The fiag footwaya to be 3 ft. wide. ttering and flagging to bed Saharp ead. Bald work to bed aed. ill state the price of setting curb per run foot. Alse. for Javing gutter and fisg footw: sper sosericlel are: acludias all ma- Work, excavat‘og an ng borane JOHN NEWMA je20 PpaCe. JUVEN. Commissioner ef Streets. BOOKS—Le Robinson rusoe; Robinson Swisse; La Semaine ses trois ; Chie hat; Les Enfants d’Aujourd’h: 5 er ee ates, @’Andersen; ( = q mt: 10: tes Vrais; rin; Mill Be Tralas bee saltcne de a enOw PATLO. WANTS: WANTED eo0d COOK. a white fe: i. between Band Vote mmetinioly at 486) “Also: as #iT- ANPRD—A PLUMEBE- IR. Apsly to O'HARE & OORAN. No. tween 6th and7th. je 2-6t D—A CARPENTER. Apyly at ALAX. BPHBRD'8. 269 Fs avenue, betwars irl pre- lath st., 29-2t* WA loth and Ith sts, FOR RENT For rent, mfortadle and wel fapalahed 00! at No, at., bet. @ and H sts. Jocation is desirable in theeity. 8p 13 tf RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUA- ater Bigchamberwory, or puree santo t ie country, No. 43 Star office hdaven sea 4020 ANTE d WOMAN to cook, wash Ww an iron, “wine others nega re Hy A Gor- a of ith. « Inquire at No, 6: aoe cor in, & farsished BOY who veslion with? bts parents who resides wi $_ paren id to work. Apply at 316 F street, between lth and 11th sts. je 20-2t* a. sacrifice, for cash.& most PIANOFORSS, warranted in ply at Star OMice. je 30 lw OR RENT—A 6 octave, Piano Oase MELO- at month. Furniture. Crocke: it 380 I street, bet: aaa B —One second hand Hackney COACH, -od order. Alao.two new Rockaway CAR- 8. at WALTBE & NECKBR’S Coach Fac- tory, 346 D et, bet. 9th and 10th. 20-3t* ee fF OX 84LE—The DINING ROOMS at the Balti- more Depot. 465 © street, between lat st-est aud New Jersey avenue. Any one wanting such 8 pla = ies ce had better callatonce, Call on eee prem WANTED—-A good plain COOK to go five miles in the country. German or Colorei preferred Good wages given toa steady person, 432 Est, near Sth. Je 2 ANTED—A WOMAN to cook in a smail fam- ily. None but a good one need ap ply In- quire No. 352 C street, between 4*s and 6t t next to Bath House. je 20-3t WwW ANTED—A steady WOMAN, to go five miles in the country. to wash and iron and to help abcutthe house German or Ame:ican preferrea, one who understaniis Her business. Good wage= given. 432 B street, near 8th. Je 2-2t* and a PLUMBER. hands need app!v. ALEX. R. BHEPHERD, Buecessor to J. W. Fhompzon. 269 Pa. av., near lith st. rehase a BRICK HOUSE ins central location. containing from eight te rooms Apply, stating situation. terms and cencria on of property, to X. Y., at this office. OARD WANTSDin the country—Bladensbarg preferred—for the sammer, by aneldeririaiy, where shecan have comforts of a home, Price must be moderate. Addres SIBSON, Star office, one week, stating terms, Je2)-lw* ANTED—A SITUATION by a trustworthy man as clerk or to drive awagon. Would deposit $400 in bis employer’s hands, or would join an honest man as partner. Address G. W. C., ington, D.O Je 20-20" ANTED—By a respectable settled woma , SITUATION as cook. or to assist in washing and ironing; has no objections go to George- town. Good city references gi Please ad- dress a note to Box 39 Btar Office it* W ANTED—At the Government Hospital for the Inrane, several SINGLE MBN ae attendants upon patients. and several SINGLE W. N as cooks and odrestes. To be succeseful, appli cants must present unquestionable teatimorials of honesty, and of habits of temperance and indue- try. je 20-1w ANTED—Four good CARPENTERS. Apply at No. 20 B street. between l4th and 15th, ja 19-3t* THOMAS C. WILSON. Ww ANTED-—A white GIRL, to do general house- work. Callat No, 244 7th street, between Mand N north. jo 19 3t™ ANTED—A WOMAN to do housework and assist in washing. Apply No. 310 F street, between ilth and 12th ats. west. ja 19 3t* ANTED—AGENTS, to canvass in thin city. Good price offered. ©: t 385 bth street, between G and H, before 9 A. FAIRFIBLD, lain COOK and first rate ANTED—A good WASHER and IRONER in @ private family, A ply sence F street, between 13th and lith ats, 8 19-3 \ ANTED—A competent WOMAN, as nurse. 'Y To one willing to io her duty good wages will be siven. Apply at ay 7th st jelo-tf MEB S. TOPHAM. ¥V J ANTED—A young MAN hetween the age of Y i7 and 21 toattend a periodical 5 01 living with his parents.and a good pra olic preferred. Must bring good recommend: tions. Address A. B.C., at this office Je 19-3 ANTED—A DRUG CLERK, one who can come well recommended. ‘Anp'y at BOS- WELL’S Drug Store,7th street and Mary! av., Yaland Alno.a MAN NORBE, one who bas been in a hospital preferred, Je 19-3t* V JANTED IMMEDIATELY—A small unfar- nished HOUSE, within tqanares Of Wil- lards’, containing from four to eight rooms Rent must not exceed $i0 per month. Address Box 6 Star Office. $e 19-3t™ ANTED—By a lady of cducation,. refinement, and highest respectability, a SITUATION ir, or family governess ; “Teacher,” three days, Best of references given. 9 3t ] CRD mhlo whiten, GEmt, o— ae W ADA aiterdr WémesWork (axcopt cooking) for sm*ll family, consisting of man. wife and one infant. Reference required. Apply at 252 Bat. between 21 and 3 fe 19-2t* TANTED—A SITUA for a good inéustri- ous boy, age 15 years. inthe country ous farm. Apvlyat No, 557 12th street, corner of bi e . Nein MR, SHAFER W ANTED-A NUBSBE to take charge of an fant]: months old; a strong. competent,m Gle-aged person: nono others need apply. Also. a woman to dothe general housework in @ very small family. References reqnired. Apply at O86 G@ st. north, bet. 24 st.and New Jersey s after 12 m. Jel 3t DBE. MAKERS WANTED—At 3627th street, three doors above I, right hand side je 17 3t* W 4ntTsap—-a SITUATION 2s Seamstress; the Country preferred, Apply at 396 I street, between 12th end 13th. Je 17 3t* PH®aToN FOR SAL. A shifting top, New York built, PHEATON, to be sold cheap for cash. Inquire at ALBERT WOODLEY'S, Star and Garter Restaurant, 162 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 7th and isth streets 20-5" 4 [FOR BENT— Very desirable FURNISHED ROOMB, suitable for a small ats cooking Stove and utensils Rent very reasonable. Situ- ated at No. 318 north B street, Capitol Hilt, very neary the avenue cars. je 2 3." FOR SALE OR RENT—The three story and tai basement Brick DWELLING -HOUSR, con- ning Ments, water, gas, &c., No 20 and 3d streets. ‘For te: RLE, corner of B apd 9th For SALE. IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.—A rate BUSINES8 SAND, a two story Br Drelling and Btore room, now occupied 4s a res- laurant, on Royal st., between Kin, id Cameron 8's. opposite the Market house, and adjoining the Gity Hotel. For terms, &c.. apply to BGAN & PERRIE. corner of Band 9th ats,, Wathington, D.C, je2i-tt For BALE—On longtime three LOTS, each 2: feet front, on L st., by 144 feet doen. ovoosite Frank in Square, D.M. LAURENCE je 17 tf No. 63 K st Pee RENT—One small FURNISHED HO ’ three bed-rooms, pation dining: room, Kitchen aud wash-room, with water, Apply at 446 Sth st., bet. Pa. av. and D st. je 19 8t™ Fo BNT-STORE aud PRIVATE HOUSE, street, between H and I, Wili rent them separate or together. Apply to B BOBIN- at Wall, Bterhens & Oo,’s, 322 Ps, avenues e0 Pose three-yearold hay STALLION, black legs, out of the celebrated Morzin stock; Kind and gestle; child can use him. In- quire at WALKER’S Lumber Yard, 10th street andcanal _ je 19-3t* OR RENT—Pleasant ROOMS. fine location, gaa end water in the house. No. 311 Virginia enue, half asquare from 7th street passenger rs. Island. Also,a BRICK STABLE and CAR- IAGE HOUSE te let. je19 3t_ A RESTAURANT AND BAB FIXTURES FOR sale, now doing a good basiness. Persons wishing to purehese vit gor welite ot oS eas premises, No, 1% street, bet. 2lst and 22d sta je 19 lw* MARY TIMMONS. JOR SALE OR RENT—A well-built two story FP Shoita DWELLING HOUSE, near the corner of 2d street west. on Virginia avenue, north (Island.) No, 434. The main buildieg cont: eight rooms, with a rear Seay of four rooma, allin good orcer. It will be sold cheap. If not sold svon, the property will be for rent. For terma inquire of J. F. HALIDAY, Real Katate Broker, 1th street west, No. 515, south ef Penn- sylyania avenue Je 19-1 OR REBNT—One BRICK HOUSE, 1) reo corner of t+ st. and Misrou sBear Pep: ave. Apply toH 8 JOHNSTON, 373 Penn ave., between 4). and (th streeta, opposite National Hotel. je 17 6t* Fo, RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS: also,a PI- ANO. Apply at 459, on 12th street. 3 G and H atreets, west side, | ptm HOUSE, 21 FEET WIDE, aND ground for gale, on Montgomery, near ae Street; Si), Inquire at 143 G@ stroet. near lot Washington city je 16-1m* Fok SALE—Two FRAME HOUSES on West st., ¢ rooms, with all the modern improve- 1 Batreet, between F. PER- Georgetown. each containing seven rooms. basement, kitchen. and two cellars, with gas and water. Inquire at No. 4% Bridge street, Ge AK ge town, sf je 16. ry RENT— STORES, two on Capitol Se a without. Inquire of WILLIAM H. LANGLBY, corner of 8th street and Penn. avenue, east of the apitol. je 16 3t* OR RENT—A three story FRAME HOUSE, of eight rooms, with good yard and stabling, si uated onl street, between 23d and 2ith, Firat Pick ey pepe ot py isanewo Prat: TWAN, corner of 1 i ede 16-8t* OR RENT—Four FURNISHED HOUSES F Three UNFURNISHED HOUSES, And two STORES. And for a number of Brick and Frame Ho varying in price from $16 x) to $12”) A'go, a Carpenter Shop with Mortice Machine and chest of Tools for $250. MITCHELL & SON, Brokers, jelo St" southeast cor. Pa, ay. and Lith et. FOR BSNT—An OFFICR, 9 large size room fronting on Pa. ave., north side, excellent location; suitable for a dentist or claim agents,, Inquire of Star Othoe. je 15 6b {OR BALE—The BILLIARD AND BOWLING SALOON, 7th atreet. between H and I, a rare chance, with small capital, to make money. In- quire on the premises. Also, HOUSBand LOT on sth street. between L and M street, with 5rooma, Also. LOT on 6th street north, near P street, and wgod Brees light no-top Bugey and Harpess. w V ANTED—A thoron hly competent LAUN- |. immediately. quired : Mrs. GEO. P je 17-5t_ 4 (60K WANTED-—At the Brannon House, No, 342 E street, between 12th and 13th sts. Also, a ernt to Wash and Iron and do honeework, e 17-1W™ ( ‘ARDENER AND OOOK WANTED — Wh ¥ man to attend a fine Hower garden in thiscity, and a competent cook, washer and ironer. for a family. Apply at this «ffice, Je 17 3t* W ANTED—A steady WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron, to go a sbort distance In the coun- try; wages $12 per month Apply at 396 7th mires toon H street, from 9a, m.to6. p.m, jel7- WANTED «A good FARM HAND. Oxe that | ‘thoroughly understanis his business will fird a permanent place by applying Metropolitan Railroad Office, corner of 17th street and New York avenue, 0 a Box 108) fice. je W-lw Waxes White COOK and OHAMBER- MAID. Apply at 394%s I street. je 16 4™ OR RENT—To a careful tenant, pleasant 7 roomed BRIOK HOUSE, with frame room adjeining, 12 good repsir, gas throughout and pump of water in front; elegant deep lot openin, into a large, well paved alley, situated on 10t! atreet.a few doors from L. Rent $50 per month in advance, and best of reference required In- quire at GIBES’ Hair Btore. 242 Pennsylvania avenue, near 13th street, up a! je 15 6t AUOTION- SALES. BY. C. MeGUIBE & 00., Auctioneers, THREB-BTORY BE oR DWELLING HOUSE. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, J o'clock p.m,,on the premises, wi of Lots 2 and 3. in subdivision of Lot :, 8 513, ther with the improvements, consioti; of a Three-8tory Brick Dwelling House. contain- ing seven rooms. situated and being No. 566, south side H, near the corner of Sth, Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve montha. Conveyances and at purchaser's expense. ez J. G. MeGUIRE & CO. Aucts, 26. at six iweNl part 1 EE ETS, WHERE THE WSSTRRI BQOMPANY BUILDING WAS BURNT, On FRIDAY, the 234 inst., 6% shall sell, in front of the premi ‘ o’clock p.m., EF it being south twenty-six feet seven and oni aches front of Lot 23, in Square No. 37, Bale positive, Terms cash. One hundred dollars will be requireddown when the property is knocked off; the balance in 5 days from the day of sale The Trustee reserves the right to re-sell the roperty at ‘he risk and cost of the first purchaser, y advertising the same three times in the Star newspaper. DMUND HANLBY, Trustee. ed GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* J.C, MCGUIRE & CC., Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON OQ, BETWEEN 3D AND 4%: STREETS, AT AUC- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July sth, at 6% o'clock, on t! |, We shall sell Lot No.7. in Square N. a front ef 5 feet 4 in- ches on C street. be 3d and 4%, running back an average depth of about 13: feet, toa thirty foot alley, together withthe improvements con sisting of two Brick prea ing Hones, containing Dine and eleven rooms, with brick stables attach ed to each on the rear of the lots,and a pump of good water on the premises. The houses will be sold separately. Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 menths, Oonveyancing and stamps at purchaser’s cost. If the terms of sale are not complied with with- im five days after the day ef saie, the property will [ be resold at the risk and expense of the defaulting | purebaser. | jeWeokds J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Anucts. | Y JAB, C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, APMINISTRATRIX SALE OF A PORTION OF RD’3 HILL On MON DAY AFTERNOON, July 8. at 6 o'clock, enthe premises, by orderof the honorable the Orpbans’ Court ef the Dietrict of Columbia, I shall fell Lot No. 12, Square 620. having a frontof one hundred and thirty-seven feet three inches on Ist street west. between Land M strects north. ran- ning back with that width one hundred and thirty feet, and containing 1/.842’s square feet, more or lees, together with the improvements, consisting ota frame tenement. . mene One third cash; balance in six and twelve months, OGonveyancing and stamps at the purchaser's ex- penre, If the terms of sale are notcomplied with within five days after the day of sale the propert: IL be expense of the defaulting purchaser. resold at the risk an MABRY W. RODBIRD. Admipistratrix. je 20-wimét J, 0, McGUIBE & OO., Aucts. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF TWO BUILDING LOTS IN 18ST WABD. On FRIDAY. the 23d instant, at § o’clock, p. m., we shal) sell, in front of the premises. part of Lot 21 in Square 171, On 17th street, between Band Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining the railroad stablos: 20 feet front, 110 feetdeep. Alse, after the sale we shall sell south %¢ Lot 10, in square 26, on 2ith street, between I and K streets, 22 feet 6 inches front, rupning back the depth to an alley. Terms: One-third cash; balauce in six and twelve mouths,secured by a deed ef trust on the premises. All Conveyanciag and Revenue stamps at the purchaser’s cost. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Inniediately after the above sale we shall sall the next House and Let adjoining the above premises, being the same size House and Lot, without reserve. Terms tiade known on the day of sale. je 19: tds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y JAS, 0, MeQUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. FURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF A RESTAU- RANT AT PUBLIO AUCTION. ,On THURSDAY, June 22d. commencing at 10 o'clock in the morning, we shall seil the entire Furniture and Fixtures of the Fenton Restaurast, situated at No, 296 E street, near corner of lith- over Kidwell & §Son’s Drug Store. »==tiag [0D art— 3 80 Jat Searole-top Tables Biol Waa re ere Mirror, Slab and Bracket Wa'nctt Extension Dining Table Farge lot of Cane Seat Chairs Small Silver Plated Cigar Counter Case bilyer Plated 3, 4 and 6 bottle Castors, Napkins Spoons, Glass and Orockeryware *k. Lambrokin, Cornice Window Shades ut Writing Desk, Pictures, Water Cooler. &e.. About 15) yards ‘loor Oil Cloth. large Ice Box Cottage Chamber Suite, Ciiamber Carpets, Check and White Matting Walnut H.C. Sofa, Bureaus and Bedsteads, Ward- robes Mattrenses. 1 Bel and Bedding Large Gooking Stove, Woo ani Coal, Chamber mer &c,, &,, &e, ‘erm: ih. ied) JAB. 0. MOGUIRE & 00., Aucts, HTROPOLITAN POLICE SALE, A light brown MARE MULE, abont eight years old, waa found estray on the 2/th May by the Me- trop: litan Police. Unless legal evidence of own- all be previously furnished to the Prop- erty Clerk of the District. at his office, 453 ith street west, said Mule will be so'd to the highest cach bidder. at the Bazaar, No. 98 Louisiana ave- 5 SDAY, June 27,1855, at 10 o’clock By order. R_HERBIOK, Property Clerk. je 19. PCRS WM.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Fe RENT—Two farnished rooms with use of the kitchen, suitable for housekeeping. Ap- vy Sh re H street, between 17th and Isth streets, e EASE OF HOUSE No 454 Gra STREET FOR L SALE at a bargain, or will be rented if ap- plied for immediately. For further information Rly on the premises between the hours of lland 3o’clock. asabove, By immediate atean tion you jel4-I1m™* T—One four-story BBICK HOUSE, nine rooms, gas and water threnzhout; sity ated corncr of Beall and Green street, No. 10%, Seogectora. Yor particulars apply at Mrs. BE GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BXCELLENT MAOHINERY AT A N. O . THURSDAY, the 22d instant, vortON at the machine shop of Wm. P. Webb. .on north @. between ith and 7th streets west, at 10 o’clock @. m.,a good lot of Machinery, viz : Scroll Saws, 1 Turning Lathe. i Hubb Machine. Gean’s Moulding Machine, with patent right for the District of Qolumbia. Planing “Machine, Foot Lathe, with Grindstone al ned. Vice and Benches, and all kinds of Machinery be- longing toa turning establishment, Lot of Lignum Vite Wood, 8, southwest corner of Beall and Gr . Georgetown, D. C. ie l-lw" WASTED—For three months, BOARD fora smal! family at acountry place. Address B, L. 8, Btar office. je 16 6s ANTEDB—A GIRI.. to do general housewers. German preferred. Apply at No. 175 st., between Bani Q. je 165 ANTED TO BENT—A HOUS®H containing from nine to twelve rooms, north of Penn's avenue and between 43; aod léth streets. Address Lock Box 48, City Pest Office, One with carriage house ani le preferred. jel5t V ANTED—A comfortable HOUSER, in a good location, by a small family; no children, Address *‘House,”’ Box 590 City Post Office. je 12-10t WANTED Gold and Silver Watches, Dis monds, Pistols, Pawnbroker’s Tickets, Fur niture. Clothing, or any article of value. Tow highest cash price paid Semex cubed for other gveds at Singer’s Sewing Machine Agency, 402 9th street, 3 douranorthof Penn. av. _ie3-Im* (Cay sbeeee and CARRIERS WANTSD tora Washington weer meet Inquire at3.6 Delaware ave., Capitol Hill, my22-'t! y ANTED APMMEDIATBLY.“Several ord le Revera = : eee W OWEN, Military and Naval Merchant Tailor, Lf 212 Pennsylvauiasvenus. D™= BKINS WANTED {—Tnhe subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DBR SKINS, their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High ‘eet. Georgetown, D.C. nov ié-tf BAMSBURG & EBERT. ANTHD—A limited number of PUPILS for e ven. ev al oO. at, ween 6th and foe ata. 22 mar 1st my 18-t W AN T BD—SEOOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MIRRORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED DING.snd HOUSEFUBNISHING G00n8 ofevery description, B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. Je 8-tf between G and H. est si. BOARDING. —One FURNISHED FROIT ROOM vn first floor. with or without bord, at No. m5 Gistzest, cne door from corner of lsh st. je 7 yd ce ‘ABLE BOARD at $25a month, 35) & street. between ith and 1th streets.’ Ajo. two for nished ROOMS to let, suitable for tro or more ntlemeN , je7 tf ee Rooms. WITH BOARD, 411 13th itreet west. je5-1m* SPRL NOTICE.--I wish the sttention o wholesale and retail buyers te ihe greatest bargains ever offered. Intending to make some important change in my business, I ofer my well selected ot DR for ap@ month at fot reduction. Black Silk, $1, 31 2, $137. $1.50. 175; Shawls, only $1 50, $175, $2, $3,worth double; Silk o . Basques at low prices: iroglars. Conta 3 potas mbrellas, from, 31 va Bes ivan Gotton, o1 3 . Worth S5c.;-Piaid. Plain ged Striped Dress Goods, wo! ; Kren , wn, in great Variety. k Alpaca. at 37, cont @icts.: White ela. at 40, worth 62; Linnen Duer Drills sod fet Ghi bration Roop ahlvén so,eettac aes 4 'y Pp ver: . at 31; Stockings, 20 cta:: Men's Socket 2 coats, 3 iefs_ for Indies and reat bargains; Hi fkerehie ry chase, Pemen! F to call bildren, 10 cents, 443 7th strest, near G._ early. jel6-5t INE OIL PAINT: 4 Landscape and Cattle, « first-class i by Btorkenbecker, of Holland. favorite papilat the late Troyon. ‘Scone mear Wheeling, Va., 3 fective picture, By. Sontag Also, alittle . the Opera Box by joustant Mayer, ebaice nerevioge and ad oholee pe an: J tion of Oval Picture cae Picture Cord” ae Tassels, Natls, Rings, &o., at MARE RITER’S, No. 486 7th street. 8 doors ab: Odd Feil: Wer Terman onak, Srey ro SALE—A RESTAURANT, first door above Ford's Theatre, No. 452 Tenth street. Far- nisbed rooms attached. Lesse for four years, Rent £76 per month, Inquire immediately. je For sat, — A PLATFORM SCALB. saitable for Coal Yard. Applyat No, 68 Pennsylvania avyerue, between 2ist and 22d streets. je 7-!m* OR RBENT—Would rent for a period of three 4 wonths aneatly furnished 3 story brick dwell- ing HOU: ouse being desirably located in vicinity of public buildings; situate on 8th street, bet. G and ENo. 4 4, water and gas upon the premises. N.B. Would not rent to persons having small children. References required, Apply as bove. my3i-tf a ARDEN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES Gi niearas wea, wery'scre ia e ¥ L. lurch, ever eign state of solvation: Two peat Ee ie improvements are a FRAME HOUSE. Barn, and all out-houses necessary to a comfortable country residence, and fronts on the main( Diggs’) road ; is well fenced with and rail, with water ic abundance, an: the above property will be found veetment, and worthy the desirous a pleasant country r i ty acres of pipeline. tien ol ice in vegeta- ‘nit—co: isi Pears, Apples, Oherries, koe ion will be givenimme tely, should the r buy the growing crops, together with farming utensils, and the Stock necemary and now used to work the farm. EMANUEL LAOBY. = th a splendid cre: my39-2m* OSEPH REYNOLDS 00.. PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS No. 600 NINTH STREET, NEAR AVENUB, Have Sust received, and will constantly keep on hand, the largest and best assortment in the city of Cha iers. Bracketa, Drop Lights, Portable Glass Globes, Mica and other Shades, and all a: gles in this line, from the best establishments in New York, Ebiiad sights &c., which wall be sold on the most reasons! if term ee, BANGES, FURNAOES, and Fire-Board Weare prepared to farnish the best RANGE {a Op jp ad ere, - ory reesene ketatiae. Hotels. ee. vited to call, We ao all kinds of GAB and STEAM FITTINGS omptiy and cheap, as also rything in the PLUMBING line in the most aa ry manner. Call and see our Bathing Tubs, Fou ins, Water Ph a RO mear Wi setablishment in the city. feb2-eotf REASURY OF wets UNIEED SEATED, ATION. e ee: OF WASHINGTOS, sere eel It is hereby certified that the NAT. A TRUPOLITAN BANE, of Wathington, D. 0. a banking association organized under the act “To provide a national currency, secured ay a plea e Of United States bonds, and to provide for the cit- culation and redemption thereof,” approved June |. 1864, ing complied with the requirements of Rie Pau imgeead marie meets lations of 8 bY 268 thereof. haa this day been designated as § Deposi- of Public Moneys, exc receipts from cus- toms, apd by virtue of such designation will also Fi Te Y ft! 4 be emp! ved ate inanc’ Ys pay Govern. ment. fe 13-1W ‘BERG. F. = Bovossson re 3. ¥, Lov Fy erviZB NE AND Mitt yprade Ct i: "i 7, aoe Be eivnals res aus. “<! Treasurer United States, faahington. D, 4 PAPERHANGING; 486 v4 WINDOW SHADES. - ey # QYAL PL TURE reas ase Ect ia CEE Oa AS. ME Loors chore O07 pases Bal, ows? 5 Toxma cash; tale = | vurchazer, Term hh, Apply to Srmecash, “0?e KELLEY, No. 361 sth st, if N & WILLIAMS, Je 17-4 (Constitution,} Auctioneers. BX ©. 8. L. CROWN & CO., Auctionssrs, VALUABLE IMPROVED PR " | MSLAND AT ACOTION. | ON THR We will sell on WEDNESDAY, June 2st, at 6p. Ba: Sh Se ti Be Satin cian caus . 296, in, ee! between 12th and I3th streets, running back Steet toa2 foot Talley, The iuprevome: i an elegant two story Frame Dwe oe with back build rere: One-half cash; the balance in 6and 12 montbe, duly secured, All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. je li it* C. R. L. CROWN & OO., Aucta. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GUABDIAN’S SALE OF UNIMPROVE OF GROUND ON © STREST NORTH BE TWEEN 20TH AND 215T &TS. WEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.D OC. ' By virtne of a decree of the Orp! the county of Washington. in the ict of Co- lumbia, approved by the Supreme Court of said District. sitting in chancery,and passed im t matter of the petition of the guardian to tl fant child of John T Laskey, late of asid county, dectared, the undersicned guardian wil!,on MON- DAY, June 25, 1865, at 60’! vm... in front of the premises, offer for sale, at public auction, the lots of ground situated in the city ot Washington, Dp. O., Known as Lota Nos, Sand 5,in square east of Square No. 87. The lots each front 43 feet2 inches on © street north, between 20th and 2ist went and extend back with that uniform width ) feet. Mrerms of sale: One half cash; balance in three and six months, fcr which the purchaser will be required to give his notes bearing interest from If the ter: fsale are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the guardian‘re- serves the nee to resell the property at the risk and cost of the ast altinn pared asses upon giving five days petice by advertisement in some news- paper published in said city of such resale. Jl conyeyancing and revenue stamps to be at the cost of the purchaser or purchasers. MARY A. MOTHERSHBAD. Guardian, jelveckds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers CHANCERY SALE OF VA) ESTATE LUABLE REAL By virtue of decree ef the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, dated on the 2ist day of May. A.D. mee eer in acertain cause (NO. 1800) nding in said Gourt, between Joseph B jin, ‘ruatee, complainant, and John Williams defend- nt. the undersi ‘Trustee, will - . m., in fro e i, DEO E all that Lot of groa: tuate ia the city of Waste nt t) ington and District of Columbi; nated as Lot numbered 3; also. ye Srreatand 8 inches front Lot numbered 15, in said square, together with the improvements on said uot and Bricn'uouse: oft Our octidad® St bout hie ac a! 4 a8, however, recently been considerable aged by ‘The prot ia at rth K street, be- tween Dib and ath ateets 2 AUCTION dALES, "SHIs AFTERNOON 4ND 10-MOREOWS, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, a 5 No. 520, oorner/thana D ats, mort@. *NORTMERN pant OF tan GUY i fur Ga TRURSDAY. the 15th instant, at 6 o'clock p. 7D -. we shail sell, in front of the premises, Lot Ne, 1. subdivision ef Bquare 413, about 160 fees fi busetts avenu: 162 feet front om fegtcreer fone abou’ t deep, 5.538 square rty is running at iat 4th st. ee aera oe eae” dences, to be mt yy mn or private rem- mile Chaska ah stnueetn sean ig deed of trust on the prentinne eet sgt pe oaverancing aad Stamps at the cost of the ue will be required down when the property ed off, GREEN & WILuiams, Jela-d = [ Intel, ] Auotioncers. 87- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til TUBSDAY, the ®th of June, at the same hour id place. “jel GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avets. Y¥ J. O. McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers. EIGHT BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE MARINE ACKS, NAVY YARD. On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, Ju ith, at os 8 ex nm! renting respectively on south @ O'clock, on the premises, we shall sel. Building Lots, i sirestaad llth street east, at the corner of these Thesé Lots are finely located for building purpo- e Bar- ses. on the sores square eastof the Mar! racks, Navy Yard Terms; One-third cash, the remainder in 6and 12 months, with interest. ured by a deed of trust. Conveyances and stamps at the coat of the par- chaser, jer-d J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, w2- THE ABOVE SALB I8 POSTPONED IN coennedes of Le ope until TUESDAY, Jaue . Same hour an ace. feivd JAB-C. MCGUIRE & OO., Aucta. Y¥ JAS. O. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, THREE HANDSOME BUILDING wOTS ou SOUTH B STREET, BETWEEN 6TH A 7TH STRERTS WEST On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, June 13th, at 6 o’clock, on the premises, we shall offer at poblia sale, Lots Nos. 30,31 and 32, in subdivision of Square No, 462, fronting each 25 feeton south B street, between 6th and 7th streets west. and ron- ning back about 9) feet tos 25 feet wide public alley. These lots are finely located for private resi- dexces. overlooking the Smithsonian and Armor: Square grounds, easy of access by the 7th stree passenger cars, and at a convenient distance from the Center Market. Terms: One-fourth cash; the remainder in 6, 12 and 15 months, with interest, secured by a deed of Gast on the cepetern a at the soat oh tho par jonveyances and 8! pe a’ LJ 0! - chaser. 3.0. MoGUIRE & CO. je3-a Auctioneers. &7-THE ABOVESALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TURADAY. Jane o0th, same hour and place, im @ rain waa : J.C. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. PY NSMADE & OLARK, Auctioneers. Bee ey aseining Metropolitan Hotel. We shail sell at our store THIS EVENING, an invoice of Watches Jewelry, Photograph Aibume, Dry Goods, . Cigars, &o, Ail goods war- ranted te be as represe Je 19-6 ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTBRM/ASTER'S Ss STORES, GRAIN, AND GRAIN SACKS. cy termaster’s Office, Devot of Washington, siecle! ‘ashingion. D. C,, June 10, 1365. { Will be sold at public auction, under the direc- tion of Captain Samuel B. Lauffer. A.Q. M., atéth street wharf, in the city of Washington, D. 0. WEDNESDAY, June 21, 1535, at 10 o'clock a. Jot of Quartermaster Btores, condemned as ft for public rervice, viz ° Ou By Tiates, Knives and Forks. Stoves, Tabies, Brooms, cor on B Brushes. Buckets, Lanterns, Chairs, Paalins,&c. time Aud place, EIGHTY-FIVR @ aD ’. pithelsof CORN, TWENTY THREE THOUSAND bushels of OATS, and ONE HUNDRED AND FIPTY THOUSAND GRAIN SACKS. Buccessful bidders will be required to remove the stores within five(5) days from date of sale, nt funds. ‘Terms cash, in Governmer A RUOKER, Chiet Quartermaster, i and Brig. Gen. a A Y WM. L, WALL & 00., Auctioneers, PRUSTRE'S SALB OF VALUABLE RWAL BB- PATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, By virtue of a deed of trast dated on the 2tlt davot me fete 1557, and recorded on the 1th day of ovember, 1357, in Liber J Ei grad ni Washington county, in the District of Columb: Iwill sell on MONDAY, June 5, 3365, at 5 g m.,at the Auction House cf Wm. lo., 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 begining at the end of the fourth line of s tract of land called New Beat, and running thence south 15 perches, thence it 26 perches, thenre north 35 degr 08, thence south 69 degrees, east 5! rches to ta intersection with the isth line o} Pie larger tract of land conveyed by the heirs and devisees of David C. Pattier to Bdward Swann, Je 1f-10t jepot of ashington. — thence sonth 49 degrees, west 63 perches, thenca south os degrees, vost 31 perches and 53-100 of m hence scuth €1 degrees, west 45 perches ta ing 3) acres, 1rogd and Lf re. The beginning, comtaining perches. The terms of thi balance, bearing interest and ps: stalments, at 6 and 12 months, menta to be secured by alien on the 5 One hundred dollars of the cash payment to be id down at the pines oes ei and in case ‘chaser or purchasers re! ni property will at once be resold at the risk and of the defaulting purchaser or pureeasere c. GAN myll-eokds W.L. WALL & 00., ¥2-THE ABOVE BAB 18 POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, the 21st of June, at the same hour and same place, B.C. MORGAN, T: 5 je 13-4 WM. L. WALL & GO. Ancta, Y¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsors, TRUSTER’S SALE OF EXOBLLENT BUI ING LOT ON THE ISLAND, ON 3D 8T8. WEST. BETWEEN F AND G 8TS8. SOUTH. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the loth day of January, 1856, and duly ro- corded in Liber J.A.8.,No. ils, one of the lana records ef Washington county, at 68 232 &c., the subscriber, trustee therein, will ublic auction, upon the premises, to the est bid: der,on DNESDAY, the 2ist inst, at 6 o’cleck p. m., Lot No.7, in Square No. 58, fronting on $4 street west, between F and G streets south, | he terms or fire ong. tS'r¢ cash: and the baanee in equal payments, in nd 18 Monin, The ptrchaser tc give no cured to the satisfaction of the trustee, for said deferred pays mail stamps and conveyancing at 3! 1D al haser. 3. WwW 5 & Sjereod&ds 3.0, eats OO Ricte. ¥ JAS. O, MOGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers, TRUSTER’S SALE OF HOUSE AND vacant ON TENTH STREEY Wane, BETWEEN N $5b8, STREETS. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 20th, até o’olock, en the premires, by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court, Ni 522, in equity, I eball sell part of Lots 27 and n Davidson's subdivi- sion of Square No. 367, fronting en street west, between Nand O streets north, one of the lots fronting 14 feet en 10th ing back 120 feet te a 3 foot alle: ame house, with fronting roet,tt nomen om 10t os stee. ‘Augts. ' > cost of puke ee street and one juare + . -halfcash; the balance in 6 months. thosarobaser to give his note, with interest, and endorred to the fale e 7 the Trustee. ing af ° 5 All conveyancing YTD 4. BURR, Trustes, je7eokds J. 0. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucts, BY JAMES ©. McGUIRE & OO, Aucta, CHANOERY SALE OF A VALUABLE M TRY RESIDENCE AND FARM NEAB WABH- Under and by virtue of the several decrses | seat by the late Circuit Court and the present upreme Court of the District of Columb! cause pending in the said Courts, wherein M, Early is complainant and H. N - Early and others are defendants, the undersigned trustees. appointed by the said decrees te make sales of the Property in the" procenttace in aai cause mentioned will proceed to sell, } the big! - est bidder, at the Anction Rooms of J. 0. Mc- Guire& Co.,on MONDAY, the 3d day 0! next, at 6o0’clock p.m. veel of that tract of lang known as "*Haddock’s of which the follow- iag is a description wit: ‘he property Tieqserth of the turnpike r. from the city of Washington to Bladensbu: about three miles from ae is bounded as follows: Beginning sixty-two perches from the northwest inte: oh = ‘uorth twen' ava! degress ebandred and tfty-three (153 te ing fifty-o1 oCsit To: eo rehes, containing id six acres, one rood and and one- per = with a substantial pleasant country reri- . fronti feet and 8 inches on K strost ang extowaing Deck with red payments their that uniform width (57'fost 8 inches) 109 feet 10 oe torily secured, bearing interest, all pagal quarter- yearly from their date. ne-third 1. (Of WI af conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- Hime ef sale $1000) the balance tote paidia two | CRAM. wb Wasp, { trustece wal inatallmente at ai: twelve moaths from 308 H. BRADLEY, Jr * the Gayofeales aid balsace 10 bear iaverart from | 5919 stawsw 9.0, MoGOIRN'S JO., Aucte. Rpllce GET gud the payment Sacer or par. | ———————————————— ghasers, ‘with surety’ to be apovoved by OLD aND STOOKS, é plied with within | Our office has been placed in direst Fi ey cern) Seale bees. toe Frastoe reserves | communication with tRe ( Gclatnd Btock Husfenge ne it to re-sell She are ar, by vertisin, Soetae oferders." seek ok sale thee t ines in some oe SE sanee es ae EEEANHOURS, OW re. published 7 4 = i Washington. 2 stamps at thocostor the | 22 * __._-_ Bankers, 555 So Ot All converee’ 6 utes, | [NSTRUOTION IN LANGUAGES, HISTORT! viuLEA I AE: TUES. M4 Paar. : rT! i M GR le Esme & Wit TAME, Aucts, 8 RY VA GTR) igs ° J