Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GRoveEr’s THEATRE.—The legendary Drama of. the “ Corsican Brothers.” Miss Susan Denin, J. C. McCollom, the danseuse M'tle Augusta, and other favorites in prominent characters. Wash INGTON THEATRE. —Miss Fanny Price in the play of “The Belle of the Faubourg” and the drama of «Miami, the Huntress of the Mississippi,” supported by Mr. Hanchett and tbe entire company CANTERBURY.— Ballet, songs, burlesque, ne- £TO Gelineations and other attractions, con- cluding with a screaming afterpiece. OxrorpD.—Bill of burlesque, drama, songs, ‘ballet, Zampilaerostation, &c. Cnaracters by ihe entire great company. Opp FELLows’ HaLt.—Grace Church Festi- ‘yal.—Brilliant Tableaux, abundant refres- ments, a charming company, music and a host of other attractions. A more enjoyable enjoy- Abie entertainment is not afforded in town. ‘The following beautiful tableaux will be pre- sented to-night: «Auld Robin Gray,” “The Soldier's Dream,” «Matrimeny,” (in 4 scenes,) «Past and Future.” Excursion of the Ryland Chapel Sunday Sehool to Fort Washington, Boats leaving 7th street wharf at Ralf past three o’clock this af- ternoon Becker's Garpen, Navy Yard—A grand pic-nic and displayvot fireworks this evening. WASHINGTON Park, 7th street.—Afternoon | and evening pic-nic of the Independent Socials, ——— eee SHOOTING Arratr ON A PLEASURE TRIP— Fatal Result.—Yes'erdayjaftersoon, the steamer Wawassett carried a large company to Gly- mont on an excursion of the East Washington Qluadrille Association. A gentleman who ‘Was one Of the company reports that the trip ‘Was very pleasant until at (+lymont, where ihe male portion, who had indulged very freely in intoxicating liquors, as soon as the rain be- Zn to fall. stopped dancing, and began to fight and quarrel The boat prepared to re- turn, and when all were abonrd,and the boat had just turned trom the wharf, a pistel was fired, and the ball took effect in the breast of | Mr. Julius Kransser, & musician, who for- | Merly played the trombone in the Marine Band and the double biss in the orchestra at | Grover's. } _The person who fired the pistol was John H, | Vernon, of the Seventh Ward, and he was ar- | Tested by officers L. D. Miistead and Hawes, on the upper deck, where he had taken a seat by alady. Krausser died in a few minutes, betore his clothes could be taken off, the ball having enterea his body below the heart. On the arrival of the boat at the wharf, Ver- non was taken to the 10th precinct station, where &n examination was held before Justice Handy, whocommitted him to jail. The principal witness at the examination ‘Was Antonio Siussa, who testified that Vernon came to him as the boat was pushing off, and Said he had had @ hl of a fuss; that some man Knocked him down, and he snapped the pistol twice at him; that he (Vernon) took the barrel off, showing there was but one load in it; that he saw bim point the pistol down the boat, and saw Krausser in the act of falling Vernon this morning stated that he had had a difficulty with some man, but had made up. Another witness says he asked Vernon to let | him fire his pistol before the boat left, but he said he wanted that load for a particular pur- | ose. There is considerable confasion of state- Ment in regard to theaffair. Some allege that the shooting was accidental. while others say he shot s young man named Vermillion, who, | and the publi PIO NIOS, EXOURSIONS, & EMEMBER TAM 23D, fecend Grand Afternoon and Bvening PIO-NI0 © ithe YOUNG MIBBRNIA CLUS, which war to take place onthe 2th, is poatponed aati FBLD. Y, 23d, through the meave of iaclemsncy of the weath The me! pledge themselves to make this the best 0! OG seentiaae af A —John Myers. Marti m: Tram gem euts.. \. in crethan, Soba O'Gonnor, James B. Bush, Joha foley, omas Band i Ticke Fifty ents admitting entieman and ladies, Je 2i-3t* H° FOR GLYMONT, FIRS? GRAND MOONLIGHT BXCURSION ot the INDEPENDENT CLUB will take place on the evening of MONDAY, JUNE 26. The large and commodious Steamer WAWASET has deen engtged for the occasion. The Boat will leave her wharf at the foot of 7th an act (eek rape Cael at Alexandria & . Tr Sjea-sts O° THE COMMITTEE. WANTS: : FOR RENT AND SALE, OO alr td ns tahesare tee ee ay ieoeeee | GIBL WANTED—To 4: hi work, 13 '—For Te Apply at317 Dat White metered ee Fe Ue TAO And Sell Create LOMB. fe: ws <cuaM IDS. Good FE | Soeal the rides donee Te eee ee ate feresces red. ‘Hotel, } 02¢-0fthe most desirable ia theeity. sp 1s ae Fequired. Apply at Markham Hotel, iz ar Willard’s. je2t-2t' = INT aH (ie x a Ws Todt aia sAddrens Some f _ een rooms. in one of she dest. and references, ACGUGNTANT, Sear Ofice. It" | rele imeaine ty. The rent is the moat modo: WARTED-BOAED for a little itl twa, veare Soir atte SAE ate ante ‘ap 35-tt dress Mré.0., Washington Theater, Jo21-3t" Tor nko, Wen G00 R Fiowet beteven Cb and WANTED iumeviarst y— First-rate OOAT | stb. 1-4t* HANDS. at B LINNEY? 170 PB avebue, between i71 y hands need te th and Isth ats. WANtTED_a WHITE N of an infant. Best * eb ts ‘ood ne bu is je 21 Se to'take char, references req Avply at T 5 Pall ec jor Plate, Qongress serests and aera P Aigée desirable three-story Brick, eontai OR BALB— with stock two BHO OPE-on vafaney ‘and the other # shoe sho: 7 t, No, 570, detween Maryland « )R RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE-A pt LT aS ee Da trooms, Rent very reasonable. Apply st tae WANTED Tro, frst, class OPERATORS jon Berens. is "le 21-8t ilson’a sewing machine. Re- OB RENT—A three story BRIOK HOUBS, on ference, required. Inquire at Mea. C, LAM. Picth stot, tear he cree ae ae, ; LIN’S Fewing Rooms, Washington Building. 1t* | contaiaine § rooma. withgas. For terme apply at wart D—A SITUATION as nurse, bys young No. 339 Fst., between 9th and J0th. je 0 . who is capable of taking charge ef OUrR FOR BENT AND FURNITURE FOR aninfant. Can come well recommended from her Hi Ve ii i last place. Please addreas Box 15 Star Office. 1t* nie, Posrenton wiven tet di Tee appt at Ss HE GREAT BUMMBR GARDEN OF THE GERMANIA HOTEL will be opened on TUBSDAY, the 20th instant, at 7 o’clock | p.m. The Finley Hospital Band will be in attendance, and will also discourse sweet music on every MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR- t 346 © street, between 43: and 6th Je 20-3t* SPROHS & MUEHLEDSEN. N D_ AFTERNOON PIO NIC OF GR aN FIRE COMPANY, oe OF GEOBGETOWN, D.C On MONDAY, June 2th, 1855, at Green Fpring Pavilion, one quarter mile above Georgetown, commencing at two o'clock ia the aiternorn, and closing at two o’clock a m._ Coaches run to the grounds from the corner of High and Bridge streets every fifteen minutes. A find band of music will bein attendance, Posi tively no improper persons admitted on the grounds. | Z i Tickets. $1, admitting a gent and ladies. Committee of Arrangemente:—John Q. Larmar, R. Hunter, Jas, Rantzell, Jas. Cleaveland, E Pettit. Je 20-6t Gane EXCURSION oF THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES ASSOCIATION Tm! GLYMONT PAVILION, On THURSDAY, JUNE 22,1565, The Wawarsett will leave the wharf foot of 7th street, at 8 0’clock a.m.,and1o’cl’k pm. ill touch at Alex- andria going and returning. Parties holding tickets forthe BALL are respeat- | fully informed that they will be received for the Excursicn, . Exroctiye Cowwittar. Sam’l P. Robertson, Capt Richard Morgan, Jeseph Hodgson, John C. Clary, C_H Utermehle, Tickets $2, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies, Je 19 -St* BENJ. RAINIER, Treasurer. XCURSION TO GLYMONT— MECHANIOS’ ‘4 LODGE,No,1%,1.00. F make an Brcursion to Glymont on WED- NESDAY, 2th inst. Tickets (ad- mitting s gentleman and two ladies) $2._ Partica- lars in futare advertisement je 17 8& W,2t aE INDEPENDENT SOCIALS take great pleasure in announcing to their frien that their fourth grand a ternoon and ening PIC-NIC witl take place at the Washington Fark, 7th street, on WEDNESDAY. June ziet. Tickets 50 cents, mitting a gentleman and ladies. No disreputable characters wll be admitted to the grounds. Commutee of Arrangements. . H. Stewart, M. W. Leese, Hod, . a i Bodgson C.1, King itis stated, had i ited a lady he (Vernon) was with, but missed him and struck the de- ceased Coroner Woodward held an inquest this af. ternoon, when a verdict was rendered that he came te his death trom a pistol ball fired by ‘Vernon. ae ee Freaks or LIGHTNIN Yesterday atter- noon while the storm was raging, about 1 o'clock @ government wagon with two mules attached was struck by lightning, Killing the moules instantly, the driver escaping unhart. ‘The hghtning also struck a tree in the Park ‘woods, Beyer's grounds, cutting it dewn near to the ground. It also stripped nearly aii the limbs from another tree in the park some dis- tance away trom that cut down. It also passed through the Commissary Department of Campbell Hospital. knocking down all the lamps in the building. Some soldiers had taken retuge from the rain inan old house near where the tree was cut down, but escaped un- injured. feed ie ae FUNERAL.—A large company assembled yes- terday at the %th street Methodist Protestant Church, to attend the faneral of the late John P. Lashorne. In addition to many of our deading citizens, there were present the Knights ‘Templar and St. John’s Lodge of Masons, and HE ISLAND S80CIAL CLUB RET. GRAND BXCURSI FIRST GRAND EXCURSION to GLYMONT on _ THURSDAY, JULY 13.1565. Tickets $1; admitting gentleman and ladies. By order of Committee. je 15 lw* WANTED—By @ respectable girl, a TION to cook, wash and iron ly, or to do chamberwork. Apply at N ner of M and 20th SIT! WASTED 1mm DIATELY—A 00d Journey- man BARBRR. Good wages and constant Apply at corner thiaae Es ie Bie employment given, 8 WANRTED—A stout, active colored BOY, about \d &® porter in ttore recon sae jops required. Apply at 500 7th st 18 years old, Yr WANTED small FURNISHED HOUSE, or | 7° two Furnished Rooms, suitable for house- For address apply at the as le keeping. counter, all fac . 242 cor- it* Good July. Apply at 27-1 eee aaraia avenue, between (th aad’ ith sts, Fo: RENT—Will rent for three months, from July Int. to an y without children, a small FUN SHED HOURS. containing four zoom cellar, on the R ay strea ergetown, DO, ee fez! St* poet hd Te Se OR BALE-The GOOD WILL. STOCK aad FIXTURRS ofa well located restaurant, do- io@ & paying business. Tbe proprietor wishes to leave the city. Apply to WM. L. WALL & CO... Auctioneers, eorner 9th and Pa, ave. The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES class store in the best locality in reetown. BD, O. This rare chauce. Btore Wanted IMMEDIATELY — PANT. MARKERS. M. 8 je21-3t* 355 Pennsylvania avenue, between sth and 7th streets, ALOON ble for any kind of business. tobacco, shoe Store, &c,, &c. Satisfactory reasons given for selling Apply at No. 151 Bridge st., George- town. D. 0. je 21-1" WANTED—A good COOK. A white girl pre Aprly Immediately, at SH ath Re . je 2)-2t* ferred, between E and D ANTED—A PLUMBER. Also. a G as FIT- fro E—At a sacrifice, for cash,a most excellent new PIANGPORTS, warranted in every respect. Apply at Star Offic te 20 lw* OR RENT—A 6 octave, Piano Oase_ MELO- . DEON, st $5 month. Furniture, Crockery. TER. Apply to O'HARE & NOONAN, No. 3 j : 402 D atreet, between sth ana7th. CONES Ke | for sale, at 380 I street, bet. 12th and Lita, WANTED-A CARPENTER. Apply at ALBX. | ys0R SALB—One second han Hackney COACH R. BURPHBRD’S, 26: ee \ SE: loth and Tita sts, 2 Ves oe WALTER & NEORBWS Ocach fac. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A BITUA- | tory, 346 D st, bet. 9th and 10th. $ezi-3t* A objections to tke country. No. 43 Star office 3 days. TION todo Chamberwork or nurse; has no Please acaress 0 3t* box | Chee S8ALE—The DINING ROOMS at the Balti- more Depot. 465 C street, between ist streat and New Jersey avenue. Any one wanting such V J ANTEBD—A good WOMAN to cook, wash | & place had better callatonce, Oall on the prem- aniiron. None others need reply. AGer- | ise wa EES De TES Ee man Pigietred, Inquire at No, 621 H street, cor- HEATON FOR SAL. A shifting top, New ner of 4th, Je 20 2t York built, PHEAT to be soll cheap for ANTED—By a single gentleman, afarnished | casb. Inquireat ALBERT WOODLEY’S. Star and ROOM in a priv: Board, Please address * B. Je 20-2t” family, with or without F,P.,” Star 0! fice. ANTED—At J.R. Foley’s Lamp and China Store, a BOY who resides with hie parants Apply at 316 F strzet, je 20-2t* and is not afraid to work, between 10th and ith sts. Garter Restaurant. 162 Pennsylvania avenue, be tween I7th and !sth streets Je 2)- KS RENT—Very iesirable FURNISHBD ROOMB, suitable for a amall fam ly, cooking ve and utensils Rent very rrasorable. Situ- ated at No. 318 north B street, Oapit | Hilt, very neary the avenue cars. je W 3¢ TANTED—A good plaia COOK to go five mi‘es ip the country, German or Colored preferred. d wages given toa steady person, 4 near Sth 4 Fo SALE OR RENT—The thre: story and basement Brick DWELLING. HOUSE, con taining nine rooms, with all the modern imptove- ments, water. gas, Xc., Ne. 511 B street, between V next to Bath House. one who understands her business, given. 432 Batreet, near 8th. ANTED—A WOMAN to cook in « small fam- ily, None but a good one need apply cuire No. 352 © street, between 43: and 6th street xtt House. iS 2-3 * WANTED-A steady WOMAN, to go five miles in the country. to wash and iron and to belp | & absutthe house German or American preferrea, Good wages Je 21)-2t* Ww None but firet cla: AL R, BH Ww ter rooms SNTED—A TINNBR and a PLUMBER. ands need apply. EY EPHERD, Successor to J. W. Taompson. = 269 Pa. av., near Lith st, ANTED—To purchase a BRICK HOUSE ina central location, containing from eight te Apply, stating situation. terms and | st description of property, to X. Y., at this office. Je 20 3t* \) ee VERNON. NOTICE. The POTOMAO FERRY COMPANY having ob- tained the privilege of landing; and a lease of the wharf at, Mount Ver non, &8n excursion steamer will leave the Company's wharf, feot of 7th street. or FRIDAY, Jung 2. at 10 o'clock ®. m., making reg- ular trips thereafter on MONDAYS, WEBNES- DAYS and FRIDAYS of each week. adite,{0, Mount Vernen and return. imoinding mission to t 8; $1.50. ¢ Groundss "VAN RISWIOK, my 27-30t General Superintendent, Prof. KREIS begs leave te announce to his for- mer patrons and the public in general that at the request of a great many of his pupi aswell as others he will continue his classes during the summer season, a Days and Hours of Tuition for Ladie*, Misses, and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from 3 to 50 clogk Columbia Lodge and Mount Nebo Encamp- ment of Odd Fellows. The services were opened by Rev. R. H. Ball. Rey J. G. Butler, of the English Lutheran Church, delivered an uppropriate discourse, and the exercises were concluded by the chaplain of the Knights ‘Templar, after which a procession was formed and the remains escorted to Glenwood Cem- etery. ———- THE ConGREssionaL LisRARyY —Bids for constructing the additional wing to the Con- gressional Library were opened yesterday at ihe Capitol, in the presence of the Secretary of the Interior, Major French, and others. Mr. Fowler bid $10,000 less than the sum ($169,000) for which he had engaged, under contract, to perform said service. The bid of Mr. U. B. Cluskey, of this city was $149,000. Mr. Sam’! Strong bid $10,000 less than thatof Mr. Clus- key. There were several other bids of respon- sible parties, atsums above #190, (iW). Se ee LooxkovT for the excursion of the Northern Liberties’ Association to Glymont to-morrow ‘The character of the committee of arrange- ments guarantees @ most brilliant affair. No better opportunity for enjoyment away trom the heat and dust of the city has been afforded ahis season. CIty ITEMS. i age Ir you want Linea Coats or Dusters get them of George C. Henning, corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue, (Isiand.) He 28s an abundance of them. je 21-e031* re sees PEARL Comes, hair chains, seal chains, stone Tings and sets, tea s) 8, call bells, for only One Dollar, at the Mar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penn. avenue, near 4 street. © je20-5t* MARRIED, At the church of Bpipbany,on Tuesday even- ing, the 20'b instant. ¥ the Roy C Sa Hall, 3 D..Col PERRY tULLER. of Kansas’ and Miss MARY REAM, daughter of Robert L. Ream, Esq., ° 8 city a ste DIED, At the Parsonage of the Bart Washington M. EB Church, on the Dorving of the 20th inat.,in the full assurance of the Christian religion, Rey. HENR) N.SLPSS. beloved pastor of said Church, after an illness of severs! weeks. The fuueral services will take place at the Bast Washington M &. Church, on ith street e: on re ed tobe | Friday. the 23d instant, atl o’clock p.m all bis friends snd acquaintances are 1: present. Qn the 2th instant. youngest at 7's o’clock, MAY. the | daugbier of Hen.y J. and Ann M. Stew- art. aged «ne year J The friends and re atives of the family are re- Bprectfully inyited t. attund the funeral, from the residence of her fatber, on Ratreet, between ith and ¢th, op Wednesday the 2lst, at 40’clock p.m. | Baltimore Bun please copy. } - On the morning of 2ist instant, after a short i!l- mess. GBORG!IB. only son of (@, W. and Sarah 5. . Corner, aged 15 months. | And has our little Georgie gone, And left bis friends on earth to mourn, Yes. he has gone to Heaven to dwell; Little Georzie, fare thee well, No more thy spark)ing e7 ea we'll see, Thy prattling tongue no longer bear, Ob! how we'll miss thee nene can teil; Farewell, Georgie, fare thee well. The relatives aud friends are respectfully in- vited to attend bis funeral from the residence of | his grandfather, Mr. J, P Lear, No. 451 K street east, betwe-m 6th and 7th streets, on to-morrow afternoon, at Zo'clock. a | On the morning of the 2Ist inst., after a shor! id painful sichuess, BABAH JANK, the third | Sead ter of Johu aud M. A. Pearson, aged 4 years r In Georgeto' Sud painful ill fortitude, Mr year of his age. 70 OUR DEAR PATHER, I kpow thou art gone to the home of thy rest, Th hy should my soul be so sad? hs ry are blest, Gentlemen Giass, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. _ iz Private instructions given toe suit he cenve- niences of the pupil. For further information apply at or address a note to the Academy, Room No 18 Washing- ton Building, corner Me avenue and 7th “street. ‘The Hall can be rentd for Private Pacties and Boirees. niy 19-tf THSCHILD’S . es SUMMER GARDEN. Pa. av., bet, 34 and ith ats., (Capitol Hill.) The largest Garden in the District. Open! very 6vening, witha FRE CONCERT SHOOTING GALLERL SWINGR, &c. Betreshments of all kinds in nice arbors. * Liberal terms to pic-nic part my 13-3m ADVER’MTS We Gevractora ni new Market House in N GEORGETOWN Georgetown will be opened on SATURDAY ING next, the 17th inst., for all market business, snd all Dealers from the country are hereby notified that they must occapy the specs appropriated for them within the limits of the said market,under the direction of the Market Master anias per law of Corporation approved rae death WM, LAIRD, Clerk ‘BORGEBTOWN TAXES —An abatement of six G per cept will be allowed on the General Tax of 1865, if paidonor before the firct day of July Je2i-dtJs1__ UAB. D. WELCH. Gollesto-. _ ROPOBRALS FOR THE REPAIR OF FREDEBR pe TO STREET. Proposals will be received by the undsrsigned until THURSDAY. June 29th, for Ourbing and Guttering Frederick street, from 4th to7th ste, oneach side of said street. Also, for laying »3) three tlag Fa tways. said work to be siven to the lowrat respentible bidder of Georgetown. The curb to beof best Llue stene, 18 inch wide, with square face 3}2 inch wi The gutte-to be three feet (3 ft ) wide with three course ef Brick on edge in thecentre, The ting footways to be 3>s ft. wide The gultering and fisgeing to be dene ona 4 10d bed of sharp sand. Said work to be done under the direction and approval of the undersigued. Bidders will state the price of setting curb per running foot. Also, for ee guter and flag footways superficial yard, including all ma- terials for said work, excav«ting and tilling JOHN BH. NEWM Commissioner ef Streets. QoMMaR ARRANGEMENT. LINEN COATS and DUSTERS from $2.50 to $4 50 exc an " Boek 7 LINBN SUITS BLUE FLANNAL SUITS, 6 a + fine, 5 0.0 HENNING, ; eer 7th street and Maryland avenu je 21. St* F228 BEEF A TABL: . Navy DerartMenr, Bureau of Provisions and Clo:king. Jane 21, 1865 Sealed Proposals, endorsed * Proposals for Fres' B-ef and Vegetables.” will be received at this Bu- reau until 2 .’clock p.m .on the 'stdavof July next for the supply of 25) 00 ry: BEBF avd 25.40 counds of Ta t the Washington Navy Yari and &ta‘ion. as required, The Beef and Vegetables must be of gocd quality, aod the best the market affords and each article mu-t be offered for by the pound the pacers be in equal proportions, foreand hinc quarters, Bonds, with a:proved security wil! be required io one-haif the estimated amount ef the contract, and tweet: per cent in addition will be withheld from the amount of each payment to be mad», as colia'era! security for the due performance of the contract which wils, on no account, be paid until i complied with Bvery offer mad+ murt be accomps: ten guaranty sigoed by one vr mo: persons. that the bidder er bidders their bid be accent ter into an obligation yR, d and rufficient sureties, w tofurpiah the articles proposed No proposal will be ecensidered unleea accom panted eae guaran’y, aod by Satisfactory evidence that the bidd-r ie a regular dealer in the articles proposed, and has the license required by hi A ent reserves the right to reject any oe nidnot considered advantageous to bs aoe t WML WALL & OO,, Auctioneers, py u . js Aas BY sia Gries Rares ORSES CARRIAGES. &o. On irs RDay MORNING: June 2th. CH mencing at 10 o’clock, at the Bazaar, will be #0! bet. is: . gladdened the esrth; Lies asleep OM the bosom of bliss. Apd taaveh USGS wonrnse that sits by a tomb, nm j ah urief of my bosom oon call it not gloom, +spair the black griet m By sorrow revealed, ss are by night, Ls born, li (LERMAN LINEN. received a new assortment of the best kind o! onl GEnman LINEN, considjing in Pheeting. Table Cover, &e. Pur meat No. 475 13th #t,, between Pa, av.aid Dat my W-1m* T. LEFO, ir ei dnd | about SIXTY HORSES, suited to harness and saddle. A fall description at sale, lection of desirable New and Second ane. Sarrie es. Buggies, Rockawsys, Express Wagon and other L80, A large colleétin of New snd Second hand Har. ness, &c. ilar Sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesda: phates, and Saturday, without regard to the ~ if Carriages and Harness always at pri WM. L. WALL & 09., 321 (ouronivind HuteNteoncer } ANHOOD AND YouTsrT wigo Teg ined by MBOLD'® BXTRAC | OBU . we BoAzD WANTEDin the country—Bladensburg p'eferred—for the summer, by anelderirlady, 2d and jd streets. For terms apply to © RIE, cornez of BH and 9th str; Fe, SALE. IN AL ANDRIA, VA.—A rate BUSINESS SAND, a two story Brick Dwelling and Btore room, now occupied as a res- taurant, on Royal st , between King and Cameron ts. opposite the Market-house, and adjoining the City Hotel. For terms, &c.. apply to BGAN & eee BIE. corner of Band 9th sts,, Washisetats : je2)- OR SALE—On long time three LOTS, each 24 feet front, on I at,, by 144 feet deep. pAcoaite D.M. LAURENCE, Franklin Square, jo tf No. 63 K st., corner of 25th, ok RENT—One small FURNISHED HOUSE, thre bed-roems, parlor.dining room, kitchen snd wash-room, with water, Apply at 446 8th .. bet. Pa. av. and D st. 32.19 3t" OR RENT—STORE acd PRIVATE HOUBE, on 7th street. between H and I. Will rent them separate or together. thereshe can have egimtorts ofehome. Prige BON Jab sulsbteubens & Co,’s, 322 Pa. avenue mu . 1 es “- emrageesrae 2 eae | Ware ee or ae — Sees ere S eRay be cele . Z ANTED—A SITUATION by a trustworthy | stock: sind and gentle: child can use him. Ia- man as clerk or to drive a wagon. Would | quire’ at WALKERS Lumber Sard, 10th street deposit $400 in his employer's hands, or would join | gnd canal Jo 19-3t* an honest man as partner. Ad G. W. Washington, D.O. ene Je ¢ 20 -2t* W 4NTED-At the Government Hospital forthe E MEN as attendants E WOMEN as To be successful, appli nauestionable testimonials of bonesty, and of habits of temperance and ieee SRP IIE Ty 1S good CARPENTERS. Apply street, between l4th and 1th, Inrave, several SENGL. upon patients. and several SINGL cooks ard Jaundres‘e cants must present. try. Wistrose at No. 250 je 19-3) THOMAS C, WILS8O! ANTED—A white GIRL, to do general hous work Callat No. 244 7th street, between M ard N north. / ANTED—A good WASGER and IRONERina Je 19-Bt in je 19 3t™ lain COOK and first rate private family, Aprly at 264 F street, between 13th and lith sts. W4NTED A young MAN between the age of 7 21 to attend a periodical store 2 living with bis parents, a1 olic preferred. Must brin tions. Address A Cat nia office One a good practical Oath- good recommei Je 19-3t ANTED—A DEUG CLERK, one who can com. Apply at BOS- WELL’S Drug BStore.7th street and Maryland NORBE, one mnow e well recommended. Jsland Also,.a MAN in a hospital preferred. 2 ,OR RENT—Pleasant ROOMS. fine location, gas k OF, water in the house. No. 311 Virginia avenue, balf asquare from 7th street passenger cars, Irland. Also, a BRICK STABLS and CAR- BIAGE HOUSE te let, jel Apply to B. ROBLN- | a. AUCTION SALES, FOE, 845 E08 fonday, Jude 25h. 1545, will be ar pudli¢ auction 2 o'el BOR sad Vix Tunas. of Baloen "Ne. street. Onn . * particulars apply ob te pretuisen. esate B*™ J. ©, MCGUIRE & OO., Anotivneers, GOOD BUSINES iN ON NORTH oo Tos y AFTERNOON. June 27th, at 6% ‘clock on the premises, we shall sell, part of Lot 5, in Sqgare «#7. fronting nineteen feet eleven and if ipehes On D street nerth. mo sixth and feventh streets west, and running back one hundred and twenty teet ten and oue half inches S an alley two feet ana eleven and one halfinch ; ning on a thirty feet paved alley. together with tae improveatents, consisting of an rick . contai ing five rooms and a basement. This property iseligibly situated for the grow- ing business of this city and offersa good oppor- tunity to purchase a business loeation for one in search of such, T i Nene he property will be sold by the Terms: One thi sh; tou aoe rd cash; balance in six and pacuverancing and stamps at purchasers ex: J. O. McGUIRE & OO.. Ancts, PRY GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioncers. B No, 636, 7th street, corner of D. EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITOHBN FURNITURE AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, 23th instant, at 10 o’clock A. M.. we Will sell, at the northeast corner of 9th and EB streets west. No. 456, @ large assortment of furniture, consisting in part of Matple top Fables, Sofas, Castor, Rocking aud ire, Mahogany, Walnut, and Painted Bureaus, ne ‘an! Washstanis, Dining and Gottag and other Bedateafan ns cnet Ta2le8 e: Cane Beat Rockers and Side-Ubairs, Tapestry. Brussels, Three-ply, and Ingrain jarpets. Hall and Stair Oilcloths, Linen and other Wicdow Curtains, Hair, Cotton top. and Husk Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows and Botsters, Large assortment of Bed OClething, sch as Oom- rts, Quilts, Blankets and Spreats. Excellent Cooking. Parlor, and other Stoves, ay ey large assortment of Ohias, Glass, Crockeryware, é i With many otber articles which we deem un- Becessary to enumerate. ; Thia Furs iture is in vary good condition, and persons wisbing to buy furnitare would do weil to attend the sale. ani Terms cash. _ je 2I-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. YJ.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THRE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, WITH LOT On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 25, at six o'clock p.m.,on the premises, we shall sell part of Lots 2 and 3. in subdivision of Lot 5, Square 51 eet Sher with the improvements, consisting of a Three Story Brick Dwelling Houge. contain- ing seven rooms, situated and being No. 9695, south site H, near thecorner of 5th. — A Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve months. Conveyances and rtamps at purchaser's expensa. ja J. C. McGUIRE & OO,, Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 23D8TRERT BETWEEN LAND M STREETS, WHERK THE WESTRRN HOBE COMPANY BUILDING WAS BURNT.) BY AUOTION. On FRIDAY, the 23d inet,, at 634 o'clock p m., I shall sell, in front of the premises. it being south twenty-six feet seven and one half inches front of Lot 23, in Square No. 37. Bale poritive. Terms carh. . | One hundred dollars will be requireddown when the preperty is knocked of; the balance in 5 days from the day of sale : The Trustee re-erves the right to re-sell the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, by advertisicg the. same three times in the Star newspaper. EDMUND HANLRY, Trustee, jen-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION BALE OF TWO BUILDING LOTS IN 18T WARD. On FRIDAY, the 23d instant, at § o’clock, p. m., we shall aell, in front of the premises, part of Lot 21 in Square 171, Op l7th street, between Band Penn frania avenue, adjoining the railroad stables; 20 feet front, 11 feetdeep. Also, after the sale we shall sell south % Lot 1), in square 35, on 2ith street, between I and K streets, 22 feat 6 inches front, running back the depth to an alley. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve montha,secured by s deed ef trust on the premises. All Oonveyanciag and Revenue stamps at the purchaser’s cost. Je 19 dts GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. “BESTAURANT AND BAR F fale, now doing a good business | Persons on the ~ king, tqypurgare gill douwell. to call on the seit (ARY TIMMONS. Tireen ee OR SALE OR RENT—A well-built two story wooden DWELLING HOUSE, near the corner of 2d street west. on Virginia avenue. north side, (Island.) No. 434 he main buildieg contsias ene rooms, with a rear building of four rooms, allin good order. It will be sold cheap. If not sold soon, the property will be for rent. For terms inquire of J. F. HALIDAY, Real Estate Broker, lth street west, No. 515, south of Penn- sylvyania avenue je 19-1w OR REN1T—One BRIOK HOUSE, 15 reoms, corner of ‘a's nd Missouri ave ,near Penn, ave. Apply toH.8 JOHNSTON, 373 Peon ave. between 42 and 6th streets, opposite National Hotel. % Je 17 6t* RAME HOUSE, 21 FEET WIDE, AND ground for sale, on Montgomery, near Bridge street; $00. Inquire at 153 G street. near 19th, Washington city. je 16-Im* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A small uafar- nished HOUSE, within rix rquares of W T—Ap_ OFFICE, a large size room on Pa. ave.. north side, excellent n 5 ¢ | location; suitable for a dentist or claim agen’ lards’, containing from four to eight reows. Rent ss must pot exceed $40 per mouth. Address Bux 6 | Lnausre of Btar OMce. Je 15-6t Star Office. Je 19 3t* FOS BALE Tee BILTTagD ABD Bow N@ ANT a i 7 a ON, atreet, between H and [, a rare Waar Epa at remsecanlitn a RITUATION | chanee. with’ small capital. to mate money. ‘In aS wan or office writer, or family governess | Quire on the premises. Also, HOUSE and LOT on natress Address “Tea » three | | Ste street. between L and M street. with Srooms, fice Best of references given. j= 19 Also, LOT on 6th street north, near P street, and \ dle aged person; none others need apply. woman to do the aoe family. References required. ost after 12 m, ’ ANTED—A NUBBB to take charge of anin- fant 11 months old; a strong. cempetent, 1 Also enera] housework in a very Apply at st north, bet. 2d at.and New some ave., good Horee, light no-top Bugey and Harness. je 15-lw* 4 OR RENT—To « careful tenant,« pleasant 7 F roomed BRIOK HOUSE, with frame room adieining, 1m gvod reptir, gas throughout and pomp of water infront; elegant deep Jot opening oto a large, well paved alley, situated on loth street.a few doors from L. Rent $59 per month W quire je 17-5t DREBA, immediately. d Mr: Cor J ANTED—A thoroughiy competent LAUN- Bast references re- GEO. PARKER, er 14 and C streets, GOK WANTED-—At the Brannon House, No, 342 K street, between 12th and 13th sts. Also, a GIRL to Wash and Iron and do housework, Je «7 lw* WANTED A good FARM HAND. One that is business will ficd a permanent place by App. ing Metropolitan #treet and New lork avenue, or addressing Box 10 Star Office. Ja I7-1w thoroughly understan' Railroad Office, corner of 17! W AbtED—For three months, BOARD for a Address B, small family at a country place. L.8., Bar office. 3 in advance. and best of reference requited In- quireat GIBBS’ Hair Store 242 Pennayl' i avenue, bear 13th street, up st 1 I ESSE OF HOUSE No 454 61TH STR OB 4 SALE ata bargain, or will be rented if ap- plied for immediately For furtber information apply on the premises between the hours of liand 3o0’clock. as above, By immediate xecor you el4-I1m* ALE OR RENT—A three story brick Foz HOUSE, with double back building with all the modern improvements, containing fourteen Bitonted No 443 18th at. 5 roomrand good cellar wert, between F and G For further particu- Jars inquire at John B, Ward’s Luiber-yard, cor. 12th ava Canal ats, Teamerite possession given. Ww ingto old, to wait on the table. drive to market ana He &. 7 x make bimself generally useful, Apply W.. Glebe offi :e. Pete WANTED TO B from nine to tw Lock Box 48. City Pest Office. house and stable preferred. WANTED TO RENT FOR A ¥ One with rept will be paid. Address W.L.H, Post Office. je je ls t a Fo RENT—Would rent f ‘T—A HOUSE containing rooms, north of Pann’a avenue and between 432 and i8th streets, Address carrlage Betwesn this and Ist Beptember next. a BRICK | HOUSE with eight or ten rooms, gas and wate-. situated between Pennsylvania avenue and K street and lith and lJth streets, for which a fair ox 322, wiw* ele: je 13 stecd nt. ANTED—In the e-untry. 1 miles from Wash- A LE—A PLATFORM 8CALB. suitable for OOLORED BOY, from 15 to 13 years | Ef Cr ae Yard. Applyat No. 6% Pennsylvania avenue, between 2'st and 224 et: je7-1m* a period of three mopths aneatly furnished 3 story brick dwell- ing HOUSE; said house being desirably 'oca'ed in vicinity of public buildings; situate on Sth street, bet. @ and H-No, 404, water and gas upon the premires N.B. Would not rest to persons having sinall children. References requirea, Apply a3 above. § moy3i-tf Gass FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES four wiles from.Washington, one and-a ba titles re Rock Greek Ohurch, every acre in a of cultivation, oifbe Improvements are a TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE Barn, and out- houses neeessary toa WwW d tteady employment. Apply exandria. Va, oJ. T ANTED—A CARRIAGE PAINTER. but a good workman need apoly. Good wages Pal jel4 eost None comfortable country residence, and fonts on the main( Diggs’) road: is well fenced with new post acd rail, with water inabundance, and. altogether, the above property will be found a desirable in yestment, and wortby the attention of persons (OR SAULE—The good will and fixtures F See mS 9th Street. under Seaton Hall, Also, a small stock of MILLTNERY GOODS. In- quire on the premises, or 022 Pennsylvania ave. ja 14 eotf of a W 48 TRD—A confortable HOUSE, in a good Pe emaren. location, by # small family; Address “House,” Box 390 Oity Bos Je 12-108 desirous & pleasant country residence, Twenty acres of meadow, the balance in vegeta- bles with a splendid ose of frait—cemprising, Poackes. Pears, Apples, Oherries, &c Possession will be given immediately, @hould the rebaser buy the growing crops, together with farming utenvils,and the stock necestary and now used to wark the farm. yy ANUBL LACEY. ¥ D—Gold and Silver Watch wane Pistols, Pawobroker’s Ti bi , Fa [Mpo8eerro NETTING, piture, Clothing, oF any article of T highest casb price paid ig Pi eg for eemoe _ i 2, lachiae ency, c Fin Greet’ § doors port of Penn av iesimi" WHITE, PINK, BUFF, AND BLUE AN VASSERS and CARRIBRS WANTED fora —_ C Washington weekly paper. Toavive at are 00 pieces of the above very scarce and desirable rk HEBD Te itentaceEy Ss ari Gcods just received and will be sold iow. CO4T HANDS. Alao, neve: a eo0g Fi . ALSO, LOON. MACE RS na Naval Merchant Tallor, TARUBTON MUBLIN my 18-tf 212 Pennsyl Der SKINS WANTED !—The sa the highest cash prices for DB. thelt Buckakip Glove Manufactory, ‘eet. Georgetown, D nov l¢ tf v erences given. 6th and 7th sts. & piyat 1iaafeoue riders wil} f Ramsaone & SBBRT. ANTED—A limited number of PUPILS tor ano of fH instraction on eran cae ent eae mar 13-tf Fo RENT—PUBNISUE: sively bara without ceoTu mG. Sua ate. between 9th and ‘oth PEEgoRs, WISHING BOARDIN A PLEASANT and healthy country village. Sea pror re the . Wasbio same Dy applyicg tosJ_W. J. MOU! ton Hotel, week, going to Baltimere from return, onardtown. St. Mars’s county. The steamer Vanderbilt toushes thre tim Washington iis $0 sw ROOMS, in suits or ard. Table Board Terms mrderate, Apply. at ats * a. | for covering Pictures, &c. 308.3. MAY & 00, 308 Pennsylvania avenue, 9th and 10th ats, NOTION TO HOUSBKERPERS. Ralph bas re epened the Metropolitan Mar- Bee Se & a. ANT. ket apd will keep constantly on hand « general as- t ANT aD OMe OARCE TS. GEA: BED sortment of Meats, Vegetables, Fruits, Butter. Pug rs NQUPLE QUOREN od fuvacoate’” | gurte ofthe cit, Bnvespectfully solicits pera sa Be ivten G dod. Saar patronage from the Pubhe. eee je2-1m P. BOYSR & BURNSTINE, ba LIOBNSED PAWNBROKERS, 475 13TH BTREST, Second door from Pennsylvania avenue, south side. LIBERAL ADVANOES made on WATOHRES, JEWELRY, CLOTHING, &: je 7-6m* wont athe) a xe BOGAN & WILIES NEW DRY GOODS AND No. 329 7th st,, between K and L sts. north, ABLB BOARD et $25a wonth, 3*0 B hetween Lith and 1th streets. Also, ROOMS to Tet, ultable for two a Sola ae MOBANS. ‘The Bhoe my3i-1ra* 4 PAPEBHANGINGS. 4 WInDo ADE. tee OE AREER! \ Tecea eoahi Sdoors above AVINGS, ak ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct; Gaorssto~=, saun UF VALUABLE REAL ES- ATE IN GEORGETOWN, Bysittas of a decree of the Supreme Gorrt of the District of Columbia,dated the 16th day of May, 1865, and pames ina certain oause therein de, ad: ing, in which R. B. Clarke was complainant, and Maria Clarke and cthers defendants, (the same be ing cause No, 301, Bauity Docket No/7) the subscri- ber will offer for saleon TUESDAY AFTRRNOON, the 2/th instant. all the right, titlé. interest and estate of the compl: ntand defendants in and to Lots Nos, 2:7. 28, aud the north 69 feet of Lots Nos, 250 and 251, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown, Lots Nos. 27 and 2s front each 6) feet on the south side of West street, at the corner of Green and are 120 feet in depth. The morth 6 feet of Nos. 250 and 251 front on the west side of Green street, near West, by 12 feet indepth. The above roperty will be seld in lots of 30 feet each, free rom the widow’s dewer, and out of the proceeis cE ae all outstanding tax titles will be re- eemed. To persons wishing building lots in the most desirable locality in Georgetown. this sale offers inducements rarely presented. The proper-y is located at th< foot of the famed Heights of Geerz town, in the immediate neighborbood of the resi- dences of Henry D. Cooke and A. H. Dodge, Faqs, Hsicr R. P. Dodge, and the late Henry C. Mat- ews. The sa’e will commence at haif-past five olelone: on Lot No, 27, and be adjourned from ict to lot, sale, as prescribed by decre third casb; the residue in two equal instalments x and twelve months, with interest from day eC. All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at tbe cost of the purchaser. E If the purchasers do not comply with the terms of sale within five days after sale, the trustee reservgs the right to resell at the cost and risk of the purchelrt ARTER MARBURY. 7. a . Trustee. jelé-3taw&dr THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ‘PRY THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; @eorgetown. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL EBS- TATE IN GEORGETOWN, By virtue of = decree of the Supreme Gourt of the District of Columbia, bearing date the lith day of March, A. D. 1365, and passed_in acertain cause therein depending, in which B. M Lintai- cum & Ce, were complainants, and the widow and beirs-at-law of Richard Jones defendants, (the ssine being cause No. 219, Equity Docket fo.7,) the pecemaee’ will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of June vext,at half past five o’clock in the after- noon, Lote Nos. 15, 16 and 17,in Peters’ Square in eaid town, (or 80 much thereof as may be neces- sary ) fronting, ¢ach, about forty-four feet six iaches op the ice of High street, south of acd near Bridge street. On Lot No. 15 is acom- fortable two-story brick dwelling. and on each of the other lots isa frame shop. These lots are 10- cated in the beart of the business part of the town, being adjacent to the carat and to Bridge street, and either of them is well suited as a stand for apy kind of business, Terms of sale, as prescribed by decree: One- fourth cash; residue in six, twelve and eighteen worths, with interest from the day of je, for which the notes of the purchaser, with approved security. will be taken. - All copyevancing, including revenue stamps, at the cest of the purchase: f the terms of tale not complied with in five days afier day of sale, the Prustee reserves abe Tight to resell at the cost and risk of the pur- Fer, cithe ‘property will be sold free of the widow's corer ar ae ah ppnmmence on Lot No 17, and adjourn from lotto lo! CARTER MARBORY, Trustee. je 16-eo&ds ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Acct. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers ¥ BOF VALUABLE REAL CHANORRY BALE OF. 1 By virtue of adecree ef the Supreme Oourt of the District of Columbia, dated on the 2ist day of May, A, D. 1864, passed in acertain cause (NO. 1300) nding in faid Court, between saree B. Cassin, Trustee, complainant, aad John Williams defend- nt. the uncersigned. Truatee. will, on THURS- DAY, the 22d day of Jnne, A. D. 13.5, at 6 o’cloc! Pp. m., ir front of the premises, proceed to re-sell all that Lot of ground situate in the city of Wi ington and District of Columbia, kn pated as Lot numbered 5; also. the 8 inches front Lot numbared 15, . towetber with the improvements on said Lot and part of Lo-, consisting 0; @ lar, three-story rick Hense, with back building; the honse has, however, recently been contiderably damaged by ire. The property is situate on north K street, be- tween 2th and 27th streets west, fronting 57 feat and 8 inches on K street, and extending back with that uniform witth (57 feet 6 inches) 109 feet 10 inches, to ® public alley. = ‘The terme of asle ars: One third cash, (of which the purchaser will be required to psy down at the time of sale $100;) the balance te be paid in two equal installments at six and twelve moeths from the day of sale; said balance to bear interest from the wy of sale, and the payment thereof to be secured by the bends of the purcbaser or pur- chasers, with surety to be approved by the 'rustee t rms of sale be not complied with within ave Py ts thed. ‘sale, the Trustee reservi the rightto re sell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by advertisin: sach re Sale three times in some One or more o! daily newspapers published in said city of Washington. 3 a at the cost of the All conveyancing and stamps coats purchaser. . LABK BY. Tr GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. my s-8tewsweds en © © . Immediately after the above sale we the next House and adjoining premirer, being the same size House without reserve. wn and d t 7 feel in suid square. Lo 18, Seine 8? Sree ee wibet Abs, aucts, HEALD’S AMERICAN BRASS BAND ME. ii hod when required Mea Wo. 4O iy ae i ESS Sess AUCTION SALES, —— eee BY WM. L, WALL & 00., Auctioneers. TBOBTER’S SALNOF VALUA path IN FRE OOONTY OF WASHINGTON, st, 1857, and coienon the dk gar s wy 101 e Wy By virtu enrol aug of a deed of of Novem and 237, Hs $30, is. Twit set on BaD wit gail on ONDAY m tion Hi LW bot saraet ue silage Sees aesars ed ry the, he said tract of land begi ining at the of fourth line of a eather lend called New running thence south 15 perches, thencé #ou' a est 26 perches, thence north 36 dear enst 145 ., thence south 69 degrees. ‘ches to its intersection with ¢ he larger tract of land conveyed devisees of David C. Pattier to PA thence south 49 degrees, west 63 perches, ti South 25degrees, west 31 perches and 63:10) perch. thence south g] degrees, West 45 pero pel off hes to e beginning, comtaining $1 acres, ] rood and iy rchas, The terms of this sale will be one-third casa; balacoe, bearing interest and stalments, at 6 and 12 months, the deferred pay- ments to be secured by # lien on the land, One hundred dollers of the cash payment to be paid down atthe piace of sale;and in case the adie in equal ia- "GEST purchas refusing so to do the ne old at the rink and cost of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers. . MOBG AN, Trastee. myll-eokds W.L. WALL & O0., Aucts. S27-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, theflatet yure, at the same hour and same place, C. MORGAN, Trustee. fe 13-4 WM. L. WALL &' 00., aucts, Y 0. R, L. OROWN & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT AUQTION. We will sell on WEDNESDAY, Jane 2lst, at 6 p. m., on the premises. part of Lot Ne 2, im Square N 25 feet on O atreet south ‘0, 295, said lot fronting 2 between 12th aad 13th streets, running back 9% fee toaz foot Talley, The imprevoments consist of Sa cleeant two story Frame Dwe ling with back uilding, Terms: One-half cash; the balance in 6and if months, duly secured, a conveyancing and retenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser _je 17 4t* ©. R. L, CROWN & CO., Auots, PY J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEB’S SALE OF EXCELLENT BUILD- ING LOT ON THE ISLAND, ON 3D 8STREAE WEST, BETWEEN F AND G ST8. SOUTH Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 19th day of January, 1856, and duly re- corded in Liber J. A.8.,No. 116, one of the iand records of Washington county, at pages 22 &c., the subscriber, trustee therein, will sell at publia auction, upon the premises. to the highest bid- der, on WEDNESDAY, the 2iat inst , at6 o'clock p.m., Lot No. ting on Sd , in Bquare No. 583, fr street west, between ? and G atre jouth, The terms of sale are one taird cash; and the balance in equal payments. ia 6.12, and 18 mouths, The purchaser to give his notes, secured to the fatisfaction of the trustee, for said deferred pay- merit stamps and conveyancing at cost of pure Cen ee ane con eR WEBS, Trustee. °” C. MoGUIRE. Aucts, Ber. ‘jegeodkda J x BY BRINSMADB & OLARK, Auctioneers. 372 Pa. av..adjoining Metropolitan Hotel. We shall acil at our store THIS EVENING, an invoice of Watches, Jewelry, rotors pb Albums, Dry Goods, Cutlery, Cigars, &c. All goods war- ranted te be as represented je 19-68% YJa8, 0. MeGUIBE & OO,, Auctioncer: FURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF A RESTAU- RANT AT PUBLIO AUCTION. On THURSDAY, June 22d, commencing at 16 o'clock in the morning. we Shall sel! the entire Furniture and Fixtures of the Fenton Restaurant, situated at No. 296 EB street, near corner of létk, over Kidwell & fon’s Drug Store, paming im art— Petolid Walnut Marble.top Tables. 1 solid Walnut French Plate Mirror, Slab and Bracket Walnot Extension Dining Tab! Earge lot of Cane Seat Chairs Smail Silver Ple ed ar Counter Oase Silver Plated 3, . and 6 bottie Castors, Napkins Cutlery, Spoon lass and Orockeryware Damark, Lambrok Cornice Window Shades Walnut Writing Desk, Pictures, Water Cooler. &e.. About 15) yards floor Oil Cloth, large Ice Box Cottage ‘Chamber Suite, Chamber Carpets, Cheok and White Matting Walnut H, OC. Sofa, Bureaus and Bedsteads, Ward~- robes Bed and Beddin Matireescalng Btove: Woodand Coal, Chamber teves, &C,, &e., &e, Terms Cash. jel JA8.0.McGUIRE & O0O., Aucts, Y we a. Wane OO» Auctioneers. Vashington Horse anc oar, 95 La. av,, bet. 9th and loth sta. : SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES BVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY, T 10 0'C: RIAGES AND HARB- 2 next, 22d inst., at 10 o’clock, at the Bazaar, will be sold about Y HORS suited to harness and the saddle, A full descrip- Including Bay: Mare “Katy Karling,” six years eludin ar aly arling,’’ six yea: ing. Sold for no fault, only because old this r the owner has no further use for her. ALSO, Acollection of New and recend-hand Carriages, Wagons. Harness, &c., &c. No postpcnement en account of the weather. Je 20 wM. Le WALL & O0O., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXCELLENT MACHINERY AT AUCTION. O THURSDAY, the 22d instant,we gaall seli at the machine shop of Wm. P. Webi .on north G@, between bth and 7th streets w at W o'clock 8 m.,8 good lot of Machinery, via: scroll Saws. 1 Turning Lathe, 1 Hubb Machine. Gean’s Moulding Machine, with patent right for the District of Columbia Machine, Foot Lathe, with Grindstone nd all kinds of Machinery be- ging to u lishment, ignum Vite lon, Lot of Ny te Termscash, Avvly '2 eLLEY, No. 361 sth st, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Je 17-4 [Constitution.| Auctioneers. H ETROPOLITAN POLICE SALE. A light brown MARE MUL: bout eight years old, was found eatray on the 277th May by the Me- tropclitan Police. Unless legal evidence ef own- ership rhall be previously furnished to the Pe erty Clerk of the District. at his office, 483 101 street west, said Mule will be sold to the highest cash bidder. at the Bazaar, No. 9% Louisiana are- aus, on ee June 27,1855, at 10 o’clock a. nm. jy order. GEORGE R_ HERRICK, Property Clerk, je 19-3t WM. L. WALL & OO., Aucts. . L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, B* wm South eorner Penn, avenue, and 9th sf, 7 D STATES STBAMERS AT BOF UNITED STATES 8 8. Umitep States Navy Yarp, Washington, D C., Juned, es.¢ Will be sold at public sale, to the highest bidder, at 1. o’clocs M.. on Saturday, the twenty fourts day of June next. at the Navy Yard, ia a ten, D the United States steamers *' Balti- tch,*? ** Juniper. Teaser,” **Put- & 3 .,,Seymour,’* te, yatic.”’? * Westerm » “Tallian,”’ and ‘Bat. wooden side- wheel steam- er ot the follewing dimensions: Length, 200 feet; breadth of beam, 26 feet 3 inc! pth of hold 10 feet; diameter of cylinder, 44 inches ; stroke o piston. feet 6 inches, The **Watch” is propeller : Length, 62 feet; breadth of beam, 17 feet; depth of hold, 7 feet ; di- of cylinder, 15 inckes; stroke ‘of piston, 15 The * Juniper,” isa eeypeer with single en- gine: Length 78 feet; breadth of be: 18 feet ; jepth of hold,8 feet; diameter of cylinder, 24 in- ches; stroke of piston, 20 inchea, The ** Teaser’’ is a single engine propeller; Length, 80 feet; breadth of beam, 1é feet; depth of hold,7 feet; diameter of cylinder, 20inches; stroke mi ine! f piston. 2inches. : The “Putn: Sure a den side-wheel steamer: Length, 103 feeté inches; bi ae dy of hold {feet zinca dept 8; stroke of piston, 17 inch ‘he ** Cactus” wooden feet; 4 parente 4 0! side Sheol steamer: Length 110 feet; breath of bi + 32 feet 6 inches; ae 3 ae ge tS = ——_ eran erates 1 8; 0 " 5 The "J. N. Beymour” is @ wooden side-wheol . Bey: ates: 5 h, 1°0 feet; breadth of beam, 19 fect Sinchem depth Of holds 7 feet 8, 120 siameteror eylinder, 3) inches; stroke of pi Th ‘Ocur de Lion” is a weaken side-wheel etea: + Length, 92 feet 7 inc! breadth of beam 21 jen; depth of hold, 6 feet 2 inches; aiauister of eyligder, 21 i=che® stroke of piston, The * ngine propeller: Le! saree kaeeaene - Te fee 10 iuches: ieee of hold, 5 feet 9 in diameter of cylind: is inghe iystie ‘ooden pro; peller: single en- roe ay thdis7 fect. breadth of beata 24 feet nebes;depth of hold, I2feet; iiayeed of cylinder, 42 inches; stroke of pi 48 inches, . . os *” isa wooden propeller: The "Western Wollth of beam, 8 feck 5 tuches: of, hold, # feot; diameter of crlinger, 6 BP beach! “tees: ba of pteel. Por beam, 25 fept; depth of hold, 1 fect 10 Bessa diameter of er Thder, 82 inches? stroke of Pithe:tDurbarton” is an iron side-wheel steamer: Length Sun toets be £8 of beam, 25 feet ¢#inches; depth of holdy15 feet 9 ae diameter ofcylinder, be Tha wae eel steamer? : breadth of beam, 29 feet 4 in H Pibgld, 1 feet; siamever of orlinder, a roke of piston, and farther particn- ie Cede enounon application to Commodore J. B. Montgomery, mmeandant Washington Merrow ot sale Cash, in Government fundi 4 (5) per eent on each vessel at the time of sal: ithin daya thereafter. ea a ee a aT WALL & 00.. Aucte, ep See