Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGAT. Govur's TH£aT28.—The legendary Drama Of the«Oorsicau Brothers,” characters by J. © McUollom, Miss Susan Denin, Mile Au- gusta, and other favorites, WasHINGTON TaxateR-Benefit and last ‘might but ope of Miss Faany Price, who ap. pears as ‘Lady Isabel” and «Madame Vine” in the drama of «East Lynne.” CANTERBURY.— Ballet, burlesque, songs, pantomime, negro delineations, &c., conclad- ing witha screaming afterpiece. Matinee to- morrow afternoon. Oxrorp.— Burlesque, ballet, pantomime, songs, Zampiiserostation, and cther attrac ions, Oharacters by the entire company. Matinee to-morrow afternoon. Pic-Nic of the Hibernia Olub this afternoon and evening at Lerfiler’s City Garden. Opp Fritows’ HaLt.—Grand concert of vocal and instrumental music, accompanied With deciamation and other interesting exer- cises by the juvenile brass band of the Balti- more City House of Refuge. The band con- sists of twenty-five boys from ten to fourteen ears of age, and has a high reputation in itimore for musical skill. Tne entertain- ment promises to be one of rare enjoyment. ee Puriic SchooL ExaMINATIONS.—The an- mua! examinations of the public schools ot Wasbington were commenced yesterday, the ora! examinations taking pince in the aiternoon, when the following schools were examined Primary No.4, First District, Miss Oceana Walker, nambers sixty scholars, (all yery small) fifty-nine of whom were present at the ‘amination, one being detained at home by This school is divided into three classes, the scholars of the first class having improved eo rapidly as to make it necessary to transier them to @ higher school at the be- ginning of the nextecholastic year. The ex- aminatiou was conducted by Mr. Wilson, trus- tee, who congratalared the scholars at the Rroeress they bad made during the past year. be school Was examined in all the brauches taught in schools of this grade, viz:—Reading, spelling dictation, writing, singing, &c. in spelling the scholars of the first class were a little slow in speaking up, but what they lacked in this they made up in their other les- sons. The 2d and 3d classes inall the branches they had studied done much better than conid have been expected for children of such tender age. The singing by the scholars. separately and together, was very guod. Primary No.8, Second Djstrict, Miss Parker teacher.—This school is located on {th street, near P street, and has been in progress about twomonths The building is a tong two story ‘Wooden structure, hot as a furnace in summar, and equally enubject to the extreme of cold in winter. Primary No. 8, composed wholly of girls, is on the first floor, and on the second Primary No. 7 ‘The latter school is examined to-day. Owing | to the indisposi‘ionof Mr. Rhees, Miss Parker's school was examiued by Mr. Wight. Oaly Teading, writing aud elementary arithmetic are taughtin this school. The scholars, how - ever, exuibited encouraging improvement in their stacies, some who never attended school previous te the establishment of this, two months ago, reading und spelling remarkably Well. At tae couclusion of the examination in their studies, the scholars sang several Pieces With great spirit, and after exercises in gym- nastics the school was dismissed. There are sixty-three names on the roils of this school, fifty-six of whom were present vesterday. The children all mauifested much interest in their school, &nd promise rapid advancement io their studies Noue of the pareats of the chil- dren were present the only visitors being a teacher of & neighboring school and the reporter of the Star Such indifference on the part of parents not only indicates a total lack of ap- preciation of the school privileges afforded by ihe city, but is calculated to lessen the interest of the cbildren in their studies. Primary No.7, Third District, kept in the basement of the New Jerusalem Church north of the Uapitol, in a room illy adapted for school purposes, was examined by Mr. Hitz. in the presence of a few of the friends of the Pugiis There were fifty-six scholars present and five absent, (three of whom were sick ) The usual studies were gone over, and con- siderable improvement was shown by the scholars. The reading and spelling or the third class, which at the first of the year was the A, B, © class was very considerable. In mental arithmetic the second class was ver: good and =pelling fair. The first class speli- ing Was very fair, and the dictation exercises tolerable. Some of the scholars are large enough to be in the grammar schools, and have evidently been sadly neglected in their early training The teacher has had hard work with such material, but her labors have not been in vain, she, during her first year, (hay- ing \aken the schow! in September last, ) having qualified her firet class tor transfer, and ad- | wanced all her scholars proportionately, her | first A, B, C class now being able to read and spejl most creditably. Primary No.4, Fourth District, Miss Ann& M. Bailey, acting teacher —The building in | Jchn ©. Eicholtz, first class, Third Auditor’s | the Bat, (steel plated:) Dumbarton and Lillian, (boys,) Miss Tilley teacher. > THE FUNBRAL Of Rey. H from East W: M.E. rch, of w! be was the late pastor,this afternoon at one o'clock. The services were commenced by sivging the 652d hymn, commencing, “Servant WANTS: Wnt —« SITUATION as Griver fora Uy vate family. Address Box 2 Star Offic : NTED—a FlTUaT by a ara of God, well done;" after which, prayer by | W4 5 Rew baa Phelps, selection from Seriptare, Oy iirpeek oto per At 30. Fee oe commencing « Lord, thou has id 4 47 ANTED—Twe HOTEL CHAMBEEMAIDS. ng place in all generations,” read by Rev. | WANT? references sted Ae at Mark: Dr gC amlti: the discourse by Rev: Dr. | ham Hotl,near Willerds. 1t* . Morgan. We pot among isters ANT A tua: WMGNt we amide i R'ben w: | Mdgamentgenee, cases ene A. Dorner, §. V. Leec h, Geo ree Leech, JN. | sand h rte, a Btables, on O streets Bets ‘combs, H. C. McDan: am ic! a, le ih) ANT ct wad we McNeeman aud Ss faraner, of the, MI. E- ea ef veptee penares Jhurch, and Rey. J.C. Smith, of the Presby- | Al'ey & it BRADY’, masium, “3. % terian. After the services at the charch, the | and Be foditte Lag v2 Je 23-2t* A TOTABLE middle.sged Garman wirhes A rustion ah faneral cortege proceedvd to Glenwood Cem- @tery in the followihg order:—Washington ouse Ketper oF seatustress, Naval Lodge, F. A.M., New Jerusalem Lodge, n cut and fit. would make beree!f generally ng: Colombia Royal Arch Chapter and Columbia | ful. Address“O. M.,’’ Btar Office. Je 35 3t* Commandery of Knights Templar. The pail- ANTED—By a settled wewsn, (Americ: bearers were Revs J. N. Coombs, Geo. Leech, who is a good coog and washer and ironer H © NeDaniel, Samuel Dickson, H. McNe- | SITUATION in the country. Please address man and Gardner. | ei TGs No. 15, Star office, sud shone t ——— 23-: APPOINTMENT BuREAU.—Since our last re- | YY ANTED— An excellent COOK. who can come por tne following clerks have been appointed: | of aM Ih Cone eee ee Oty i Cc. Lamort, first class Third Auditor's Of- A t im fee; 3G. Van, Arst class, Secretary of thie | ath twe doors from going towayds phe ops reasury's Office: E. F. Cook, first class, tem- PHARMAOBUTISTS AN} DTHERS.— porary, Third Auditor's Office; James Prince, | Le Re COT OATION Us a competent first class, do; James Maux, first class. So- | Apotheca-y. Be will accept a place in kind licitor’s Office; George H. Washburne, first | et respectable business, Address ‘TUBLANS, class, Internal Revenue Bureau: C. F. Wy- | Star Office 3 2t* man, first class, Third Auditor's Office; E. Ww Brown, first class, Third Auditor's Office; F. D &. Deland, first clase, Third Auditor's Office; | stantday and vight or at intervals throu F_R. Eastman, first class, Third Auditor’s | dsy and evening. Inqvire at 504 Penn Office: George Doolittle, first class, Third Au- | 2#¢- Jes: ditcr’s Office; William A. Dumphey, first class, || i er re ae of 8 *, . d URE neighborhood o| mnsyivan Secrerery Of the Xreasury/s) Oaice; dense U. |\ avenue aud dic girest- Bagbeds aie te iat Benedict, first class, Third Auditor’s Office; such a place can have # good tenant by addressing by qatar or personally, 8, GOLDSTEIN, 34 3°; street, JANTED—A competent COOK. German or colored prefered. None others need app'y Aleo. a OULORED BOY. who is willing to make himself nee‘ul in a boardip ANTED—A WBT NURSE, with a breaat of milk, not more than three months gid, con: the Office. ——-a THe SALE OF STEAMERS —To- morrow is the day for the great sale of steamers at the Wash- ington Navy Yard, which the Government, in rs honse. 1] 42 consequence ot the overthrow of the rebellion. | street, between Penn's and Viseouri Forres es have no further use for, and during the week | 37, rest side. Je 23 3t quite a humber ef merchants, ship brokers and seafaring men have been engaged in inspecting the vessels, nearly all the principal cities on the seaboard being represented. The sale bids fair to be a lively one, and commences at noon to-morrow. under the immediate supervision of Commander Balch, at the Yard. Among SNTED—A WOMAN who is a good seam ? erress and understania cutting and fitting, and who can operate well on Wheeler & Wi'son’s | machine, to sew for a few weeks in a private fam- 7. Ww. E. OHANDLES, Vermont ave . between M and N sts., mear 14th, new frame cottage ina yard. 1t* WQWANTED- A responsible MAW to take charge of and transport overland to Iilinots a lot of mules. None but those who can come well recom- mended as to honesty and capability need apply. Call on the undersigned, corver of O and 7th ste. east. Washington, D.C. it, JOHN W. K LUBY ja 23 2t* Sutler 24 Massachusetts In’ former bilockace runners, built on the Clyde, each over two hundred feet long; the weil- known steamer Baltimore, formerly-of the Aquia Creek line; the Yankee, Bell, Commo- dore Read. Commedore Barney, side wheelers, and seyeral strong propellers, suitable for tug : boats—in all over thirty vessels, D eMAKER WANTED—Apply at 15 “Sth Se reet, Je 22 3t* Hovsg or Rerveg Banp.—The juvenile brass bana of the Baltimore City House of Refuge wh ch gives aconcertto nightat Udd Fellows’ ANTED—A GIRL to do Lousework. Ger- ferred. Apply at Union Hotel, cor- and av. je 22 3t* FOR RENT AND SALE. SsthttlP ates eecessgunsuteesusea neste UnRENEENeEnE URED | is Sar ee ei a Jocation ig ep 13 tr ceuba sie etary te legalition In the city. ‘The rent fs the most mode- rete in Waahi' . Wor information opal at the Bist oficeconater. ap 13-tf 'OR avenue, RENT—One STORE on New Jerse beti zetauraste = endC sts. Inquire at the eoraet IN. SALES, ¥ W. B, LEWIS & OO,, Auctioneers. B : No. 307 Bean's avepus, REGULAR RALES AT STORE EVBR DAY TRORED AT AWE BATURD AT Cee atardas) we shall sell, ‘ard: & Yage Sets Mattresses. @o.,&e.” Cicthing, with Gve hundred W. B, LEWIS & CO, Auets. Also. an invoice of Merauito Nefs. FOR REST Stret FURNISHED BOOMS. at | $24 Betreet, between “th ant Sth streets. } i33-: E RENT—One FRONT ROOM. furnished or UDfurnished, with privilege of Kitchen, In- wire at 59 % Sth, “eos H street, between 4th and For S8ALB—The GOOD WILL and FIXTUBSS of a Store in King street, Alexandria, Vs. Rent cheep, address P.O. Box 1143, Washing- ton, D. G, Je 23 3t* ‘OB 8ALE—A two story BRAM# HOUSB. on 1sth street, No. 491, south of Pennsylvania stenue, containing parloz, dining room. kiteh ard five chambers, for sale on reasonable terms, Sprly at No 525 13th . ja 23 3t* Fo3, SALB—One of ichols patent double tUDA FOUNTAINS; manufactured by Moras & Bon. Boston, Mass.; has been used bat very tit- tie. For particulars, price, &¢., inyuire at BVAN HES, ccrner isthet and Pa.av. _se23 20° FOR Rene— Ey Brick HOURS, J be three-story Do. 565 oth atreet, Ivland, between D and streets, containing “rooms” It bas lately been repainted ard patinorder Possrasion given on the ‘stofJuly prox. Applyto W. D. WA’ a orto Mr. Ba KR. at the Star office. Jers te Fos KENT—BSix unfurnished ROUMS, euttabdle for housekeeping, on the south west comnerof $d and P streets north je 22-0t* "EKe FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT aT 441 ith street, between G@ and H. west side, Je%2 st Fe REN T—STORB and DWELLING, No. 241 7th street, between Mand No Stock of Fancy j Lot of bid ¥ J, O. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT SALB at On FRIDAY MO} Bat THE U.S. TRBASU- IX TENSION. ING. June 29, commencing wesbatlsejl, atthe U S Pressury ie following articles, viz: . Frames and Tranzoms at 1 o'clo Bxtenrion, 4" new Doors ¢f old Mindow F iT 0} indow Fremes and Pash (glared Marble i Lot of Tennersi Lot of ofa fend Stone Lt ofold Bate hie e ot of old Cast fron Window Guards Lot of old Lamp Posts and Lamps Lot of ola Grater, orate Stouts end andes Ls ofo TO! t, eet, ron. ERT, Bet Tad BOG RBS, BBs order of Bupervising Architect. Je 3-tw J.C. McGUIRB & CO. Ancts. B* THOS. DOWLING, Auctivneer; Georgetown, VALUABL FR aE DING A * On TUESDAY AFTKENOON, June th, at 6 o'clock, I will sell. in front of the premises, the northeast part of Lot No.7 of the Slip in George- town, fronting 52 feet 5 inches on the south sile of West street. betweem Congress and High sts., and a | Dack J05 feet. All t building ma- terial sar: from the fre, part of which can be feen on the premiser and part at the Presbyterian Church, will be sold with the lot. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six months, with interest, secured by wm ived of trust on the property, Conveyancing acd stamps at the cost of the Goods avd Fixtures ror sale low and posse purchaser, given July 1at, 1965 Je 2 } send THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ‘OR BAL BAKBRY, doing a good bar: y TE i . F mesa E- Oo betes. mecuon gos walling Y THOE. DOWLING, Anet.; Georgetown, D.C, ut going ° je 22-3t~ LOT, beuse contain ¥enue. between the country. Address Box Btar office x ing five rooms, ou Virg r Ist and 24 streets, for $5.0, N 31. Inquire on tbe premires Je 22.30" F R RENT—A HOUSE containing six rooms ard kitrhes. Also. onc Furnished Room. In- quire at 222 New York avenue, between itn and 5th ats. Je22 st* ee FURNISHED BOOMS, first floor; everyt % complete for house- asuod water, Rentin adv: 3 $40 per | 1 1th street, between Ohio avenue and Dest. Gallafter5 p.m je 22 2t* Fro RENT ©) LE-—HOUSE and LOT, a Store in the lower part of it, and Fixtares, Geunter, Shelf and Bing; six Shanties, renting for $23 a month Northwest corner of 10:h and P streets, 36 22: 3t* PATRIOK FEKLEY OR RENT—Three Hall, arrived here this morning. The party Was met at the depot by a committee of the City Council, and escorted to the City Hall, where the band serenaded Mayor Wallach, and afterwards visited the Wallach School ant the Navy Yard. To morrow the yonthfui musicians will call on the President. Warten—a good BARBES atonce. Applya ©. WATEON’S ha\ tting and bathing rooms.cor 6th st, and L ig 30 2-3t Ww < Diabet eS eS AN TED—At the United State- Hotel, a first- rate MBAT OQOK, Apply at the offics of the * viel, je 22-2t* GIRL WANTED to do general housework; white preferred, Apply at No. 353 0 at het Je! a CRIMINAL Court. Judge Wylie —W. Pp | 132 and 6th, Hughes, indicted for assault and battery: found WARTED_A fret clase TIN and SHEET (RON guilty. WORKASR. None but good workmen need ap- On motion ef District Attorney Carrington, | Ply. | B.H.& H. I. GREGORY, Ward H. Lamon, Ex United States Marshal 3e22 88 32, Pa. av., near 7th street. for the District of Columbia, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of the court. —— Burk was found not guilty on a charge of assault and battery on Captain Day. The jury was discharged till Monday. 7] ANTED—A LADY to sew on a Sewing Ma- chine, None need oly unless they are pro. ficient in the use of the machine. Inquire at 490 Detreet north. Good wager will be given. 322-3t* 7 ANTBD- Three or four first class CARPEN- e TERS or CABINBT MAKERS. at No. 246 Rau om Tae EAGT Yesterday, the Sey. | £ PG RUS Lage TG ae Ont LEWIS. en ard police made araidon several of 5 ae the rancnes located near 3d street and canal, | A BBSPROTABLE GIRL wants a SITUATION and cap ured eleven of the inmates, who emi- grated to this city since the opening of the re- bellion, and bavesrince been a cause ot riot, drunkenness and worse crimes. They were taken before Justice Boswe!!, Four were sent tothe workhouse, three paid fines and four gave bail for good behavior. ee Secorp WARD StTaTION CAfEs.—Robert Carroll, drunk; Nelly Clifton, disorder! Goffney, bigamy; Emma Barnard. larceny: miseed. Elizabeth Augusta. nuisance; John Miiler, disorderly; dismissed. beth Steward, larceny; bail for court Light, grand larceny; do. Obarles Reynord suspicious; sent to Superintendent. Driver. assault and battery: bail for court. te do chamberwork and plain sewing,or the general housework of a small famil: for two days at No.136 21th st avenue. je 22-2t* ANTED—Bya small family, a white WOMaN tocook, wash andiron. German preferred To acompetent Whee good wages and a home guarazteed, Apply at 108 Green street, corner of Beall, Georgetown. Je 22-2t* LaCR SMITHS ST ae WHEEL WRIGHTS euarsermastn’s Office, Dipot of Washington, Sens Wathinnton D.C dune a Wet Wanted at once, to work ia repairing the large number ef wagons lately turned im at this depot OND ston ones Swan TEED, BD ONE HUNDRED WHEELWBIGHTS. Nene but good workmen wanted For particulars as to pay. &. Colonel CH Tomorinn. A. 0M 0. 8. A.cor- 24 i F in, i ner and G streets, We 4 e RUOKER, Brigadier General and Chief aertermasterm je at Depot of Washington. WW ANTED—BOARD for alittle girl two years old, Board not to exted $10 per month. Ad- dress Mra ©., Washington Theate je 21 3t* W ANTED IMMEDIATBLY—First-rate COAT BANDS. at B LINNBY’S,No. 170 Penna. avenue, between i7tu and 18th sts. None but good hands need apply. Je 2h 3t ily. Please cali near Penna ply to Brevet it} pe AGTENTION is called to the advertisement of Close, Vorbett & Monroe, attorneys and gen- ers] business agents, No. 227 Peansylyaoia avenue, opposite Willards’. The e1 lence of the former gentleman as colonel in the Army of the Potomac, and of Mr. Movroein the War Department, will donbtless enable them to transact business with the departments with facility and despatch. REINSTaATED.—Lieutenant Colonel Robert ‘Which this school 1s kept is of the one-story shanty order of architecture, as is the case ‘with most of the schools of this grade in the Fourth District. The interior, however, is more attractive than the exterior; the room be- ing tidily kept and amply whitewashed, and ‘was on this occasion made inviting by floral adornments The walls being pierced with doors and windows opposite euch other, the ventilatien is better than in many of the school rooms of its size. Firty-seven of the sixty scholars belonging to the school were present yesterday. As usual in the Fourth Dis- trict, in which much int rest is felt in school matters, there was a goodly attendance ot arents and friends of the pupiis. The chool was examined very thoroughly by Mr. Holmead, trustee, and acquitted itseif well, and with about average credit in the various branches taught. Miss Bailey, who is agraduate from Miss Amidon’s ex- cellent school, seems to have & good idea of government, and altogether gives promise of meking a successfol teacher. —.__—_. ACivIL Suit Growine ovt or THE CoL- LECTION Ov INTFRNAL Revenux —Yesterday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, L. Clephane, Esq., ap- peared at the office of Jno H. Johnson, Justice of the Peace, to ans wer to a warrant issued by Justice Bates, on the oath of J. Uarter, charg- ing thatL Clepbane is indebted to the firm of J. Carter & Son in the sum of 21. W. J. Mailer, Esq., appeared for the prosecu- tion, and in anewer to Justice Johnson, who asked if the charge was against Mr. Olephane as Oollector of Internal Revenne or individ- ually, replied that the charge was against Mr. Clephane individually, as tne amount received is over the sum to which he, as Collector, was entitled. Mr. Clephane desired the Justice to decide as to whetherhe had jurisdiction ta a case con- cerning the collection of Internal Revenue. According to the law such cases are to be tried only in a United States Court, and not by any 4 magistrate, or even Uircuit Voart. Mr. Miller demanded a jury trial, having previously notified the Justice of his desire to “have it tried by a jury. Justice Johnson was proceeding to swear Mr. Carter in order to ascertain the nature of the . Miller objected to the examination of his witness except before a jury Justice Jobuson said he wanted toknow the nature of the case before be could entertain tt. Mr Miller thought the face of the warrant sufficient for the Justice. , Justice Johnson —What did Carter receive for it? Mr. Miller —Nothing. Mr. Clepbane —Did not Mr Oarter receive a receipt? Mr. Miller.— Yes; but that receiptis not worth the spap soph de tuger. j obnson —I will have to hear a tatement of the case before I can en- plist tertain it Mr. Miller said be could not make a plainer statement of the case than the warrant showed; and asked the justice to summon the jury, be- fere whom be would state the case tally Justice Johnson dismissed the case, and en- dorsed on the back of the warrant that he did so because the plaintiff refased to state what the claim against Mr.Olephane, as collector of revenue taxes, was for. Mr. Miller appealed, and also remarked that be was willing to make oath that the statement ot the magistrate is fale 8nd if the warrant wentto court tages ee bave the magis- before the court. erate ereraicnd oat the care refers to a fine of $21 upon Mr, Carter, who fs im the grocery business, for Peewee Fier mated of stamps i ‘ upon three bottles bees Potice Commission #&s.— Wednesday, the Board met in their room: eo abs Street, near D, 1p obediente to & haying previously adjourned Ut} the 29th Third Precinct was idle. inted a Patrol- not bonded, it 8 restaurantor The Appointment of Edward M McQuillan | admission to the Grounds; Geni as & Patroiman ip the revoked, McQuilian being ine Thomas Burns, who was a! mao in the Tenth Precinct, being ascertained tbat he place where liquor is seid, the appotatment was reconsi¢ere, Aud lsid on the table until at meeting ager the transaction of some business of unimportant c! aoter, the Board adjourned 1 sateen WitruDEAWAL OF THB GUARD prom FORD'S Tueatae.The grard whic bas been in charge ot Ford's Thestre since the mes tion of President Lincoln was Bhar anon! yesterday aboa! Doon, ard the keys of the building wurnec over to Mr. Gifford, tne rep- resentative of Mir. Ford. — RaLKAssED FROM Fost DavAwARE.— Among tbe tent neps released fr t Port Delaware Inst Moray were Danjel Wartnen, of this city, and Daniel S. S,Bpight and George L, Pritchett, of Atexaneria, Va. enitl, the Board | Bey gtiee Boyd, and Captain B. F. McGraw, of the 2d V 7ANTED—A WHITE NUBSE to take charge District of Columbia volunteers, who were dis- of an infant. Best references required. missed the service some time ago, have upon | Apply at Tudor Place, Qongress street; George: a review ofthe testimony against them, been | town,D.C. _ Je 21 3t folly restored, by genera! orders, to their rank AN a eine ae: good journey- Ww. and position in the regiment, with fall pay man B. - Good wag-s aud constant and allowances from the date of dismissal. emplcyment given, Apply at corner aera —— 2st sd at ANTED—A small FURN(SHED HOUSR, or eve Cen wretch: Das V two Forniehed Rooting, suitable for bouse- issued a proclamation requiring all dogs, keeping, For address apply at the Star Office after the let of Jaly (for sixty days), to wear | counter. Ye 21-3t* a good, substantial wire muzzie. If foand NTMD— IMMEDIATELY — PANTA running at large, during that time, without 4 -1 the muzzles, they will be killed, co those who Wiikins, vb have good dogs will take the hint. je21-3t* LOON 358 Pennsylvania avenue, tween th end 7th streets, CITY ITEMS. 402 :D strsets bee ten sth ana? s, je2-6t Iv you wart Linen Coats or Dusters get OARD W in the country—Bladensburg Dp eferre e summer, by anelderirlady, } , corner of Seventh them of George C. Henning, corn ekins toad have couforta he street and Maryland avenue, (Island } He bas an abundance of them. je 21-e03t* soar Ae PEARL Comes, hair chains, seal chains, stone rings and sets, tea spoons, call bells, for only One Dollar, at the Dellar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Penn. avenue, near 4} street. je 20-5t* DIED, On the 22d instant, CH aKLES SOMES, yaungest child of John and #rances L. Uber, aged 2] moaths and 28 days. : i The friends of the family are respectfally io- fi No. 43 L street Inrave, eeveral SINGLE and several SINGLE WOM dres-es. To be successful pli canta must present unauestionable testimonials of honesty, and of habits of temperance and indus- try Je 20-1¥ cOK W. ED—At the Brannon House, No. / 342 t, between i2th and J3th sts Also, sent to Wash and Iron and do housework. jei7 Iw" ANTED—For three months, BOARD for a (Mary p.m. L.8., = WANTED TO BENT—A HOUSE costsining = from nine to twalvero¢ms. north of Penn's < avenue and between 43 ani siree! ress PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e: | Lock Box ax’ City Pom Office, One with carriage i house aud stable preferred. je 15 ti 5 ® 8, Pawnbrokers e' ‘ar fecend Grand Afternoon and Evening P1O-NIO nitere, Olothing. ‘oF aay article of value. Tne ° ithe YOUNG ais TES ce 3. eniee highest eanh price on oxphanged for other war to ta! ace on a 20th, fa poatpos: i ‘6 aching ONCYs 4 Until FRIDAY, 234, throush the meas s of LI a leds ta tal rein he fl the izclemency of the weather. The mum = hers pledae themselves to make this the bert of ANVABSERS and GARRIBRS WANTS: i THE 23D. he seasen, / Washington weekly paper. Inguire "6 str of ArrangemMts.—John Myers Martin | Delaware Ospitol Hill my2z-dtf shou, John O'Osunor, James H. Bush, Johm Wea4nTaD IMMBDIATBLY —Several good ley. Thomas Benders. COAT HANDS. Also, several good PANTA- ickets Fifty Cents, admittiog » gentleman and | LOON MAK BBS. 8. W. OWBN, ladies. 21-3t* Military and Naval Merghant Tailor, ars, my 18-tt 212 Pennsylvania avenue. H° FOR GLYMONT. mis ca ANTED-A limited number of PUPILS for Ww SEVERAL FURNISHERD ROOMS FORR \) suitable for housekeeping, om the Ist 3d floors; BOARD if desired. Apply at, = Ea streat between /9ta and 20th, one square from the cars, je 22-8t* pes HOUSE FOR SALE OR BRENT.—The Proprietor haviog other business to attend to will rextor sel) the above House. For farther particu!ars inquire of the Proprietor, 464 i0th street, between D and B. je 22-2t SALB—A four-story, bigh-stoop, brown- OR ne HOUSE. witk new rosewood furaiture thronghout if desired; a few steps from St. James, Hofsian apd Fifth Avenue Hot+!s, Huuse is new, in perfect order, with water, gas ani speaking tubes throvghout. Address No, 69 West 27th street New Fork city, Je 22 3t* Ko RENT—A small HOUSE. and Pornitare for eale, No, 500 K atreet, between 47h and Sth, ja 21-4t™ ALE—With stock, two BHOPS, onea fancy and the other @ shoe shop, on ith street No, 570, between Msrvland avenge and B street, Isi- and. je 21-4t* Fo. RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE-A very desirable three-story Brick, couteining eiehtrooms, Rent very reaconable., Apply at tne Star effice. je 21-3t* | es KENT—A three story BRICK HOUSS, on 6th street, near the corner of M, No. 223, containing & rooms, with gas. poly No. 339 F at., between 9th and loth. je 21 3" Fo888 FOr BENT AND FURNITURE FOR eale in a geod locality. on Pennsylvania ave- nue, Porsestion given Ist July. Apply at 275 Bim avenue, between I(th and Ith sts, je 21-3t* ¥ pore Tre oka July Ist, to a family withou FURNISHED HOUSK, contaising four rooms and cellar. ApPly cn the premises, 51 Gay street. Geergetowp, D.C. Je 21-3t" EB BALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES ofa clave store in the best locality in Georgetown. GO Thisisarsre chance Store suitable for any kind of business. tobacco, shoe store, &c., &c. Satisfactory reasons given for selling Apply at No, 151 Bridge st., George- town, D.C. je 21-lw* OR SALE—At a sacrifice, for cash,a most excellent new PLANOFORTS, warranted in every respect. Apply at StarOffice. ie 20 lw* OR BALE OR RB! basement Brick D 0. For terms a ree months, tchildren T—The three story aad SELLING - HOUSE, con- taining nine rooms, witb a!) the modern improvs- , &e.. No 511 Batrest, between 2 For terms apply to CO. F. PBR- RIB, corner of B and 9th atrecte je 20 {OR SALE. IN ALEXANDRI rate BUSINESS STAND, a t Deelling and Btore room, now occupied as a res- Yaurant, on Royal st . between Sa and Cameron tethe Market boure. and adj: ats. Oppol ng the oie ote), For terms, &c.. apply to BGAN & Ro. BIE, corner of Band 9th sts,, isecpenyete ACA je) 'OB BALE—On long time three LOTS, each 24 feet front, on I st., by 144 feet deep, Franklin Square, D. M. LAUREN: je17 tf No. 63 K st. A RESTAURANT AND BABF Bale, now deing a good baéiness eraons wish to purchase will do well to call omthe premises, No. 129 F street, bet 2st aad 22d sts, 2¢ 19-1w* MARY TIMMONS. Fo SALE OR RENT—A well-built two-story ‘wooden DWELLING HOCUS, near the corner of 24 street west. on Virginia evenue. north side, (Islasd.) No. 434. The main building contsing eight rooms, with a rear povaene of four rooms, allin good Oats It ae pain eneny: lt ot sola svon, the property w: e for rent, or terms inquire of J. F. HALIDAY, Real Estate Broxer, th street west, No. 515,s0uth of Penn- venue de 19-16 (OR RENT—One BRICK HOUSE, 16 rooms, corner Of 4% st. and Misrouri ave near Penu. Apply to 9.8 JUBNSTON, 373 Penn ave. one i7-6t* F ave between 43; and 6th streets, opposite N Hotel, __fe ia pee HOUSE, 21 FEET WIDE, aND ground for sale. on Montgomery, near Bridge street; $00. Inquire at 183 G@ struet. near i9th, Washington city. Je 16-Im EASE OF HOUSE No 4584 67H BTREST FOR 4 SALB at « bargsin,or will be rented if ap- plied for immediately. For further information app ¥ on the premises between the hours of liand o'clock. as above, By immediate attention you can get s bargain. 3 jel4-im* 7OR SALE—A PLATFORM BOALB suitable for F Seat Yard. Applyat No. 68 Pepneylvanis avenue, between and22d streets. je 7-1m GABDEN ARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES four miles trom Washington, one and-a half wiles en Bock ose Church, every acre in 5 igh state of cultivation. a he improvements are a TWO STORY FRAME HOURE Varn, and all out-uouses mecessary to © comfortable country residence, and fronts on the main( Diggs’) road ; is well fenced with new post avd rail, with water in abundance. and, altogether, the above property will be found a desirable in: worthy the attention of persons yestment, an FIRST GRAND inatraction on the piano forte. Best of ref- | desirous a pleasant country residence. — it. t 5 + t} f meadow. the balance in vegeta- MOONLIGHT, BXOURSION See ats, 2 PRE NOGAE Bercarther | pier wie na, aplepdid crag lof frult~oomprising, = = ut & es, 4 INDEPENDENT CLUB W 487A 0 SBCOND UAND FORNITORS eee ee pe will te elven imuediately. should the Al-o, MIBROK: ABYETS. LEDS, BED h buy the growing crops, together with Sais Oe Steen Seema ce DING and HOUBBFURNIBEING GOODS ofevery | Firming utensils, and the etock necesrary Aud now MONDAY, JUNE 26 desoription, B. BUOHLY, 406 7th atree' See een ue fena The large and commodious Bteamer WAWASET | _{6R* between @ and E. cas ny 96-2m" "EMANUEL LACBY. aun Hat sti ienee her Whee? at the fot of Th The w ve her ar e for street at? ‘Soleck '» m . toushing at Alexandria BOARDING. Jas. O1.05 8) F. x ,Opapest, Ww. pete at™o’clock. By or = ee Str = | Lat cl. kth Va Vols, of N¥., e War Dap’ je21-5t* THS COMMITTRE 7 z RANT. WITH BOARD, i x N PIC NIO QO: Table Boarders can alra accommodated. GOR Giana COMP any, a tall Boura, at Ao. 317, corner of thand CLoss. ee, ci) 7 - ' On MONDAY. June 26th, 3 een ERP rt BASANT rprivg Pavilion, one quaiter inile abowa P recy hh tte vo rinee eth arenes the | CLAIM. PATENT. BRA. BSTATS. AND GEN- Georaeto mineneing at two o’clock is tame bn appiyionted Wed. > Wanbin EBAL INSUBANOR AGENTS, the afterr ad el ostog ec eee San | ton Hotels State jt. Mary count + Md. cess by 4 Brid vente aver" na. | The steamer Vandarbilt- touche three times 8 AMG of all RIncS Kt tho United States ‘in dud bend of manic will be fu attendazen. Past Frek.gong to Baltimore flam Washirs sre” | Syorpment or individua’s collected, tively mo improper pessong admitted on Ordnance, Quartermasters’, and all Government erconds. ABLE BOABD at $258 wonth, 390 B stréet, | , 00 pnts. promptly made up and adjusted. Tickets $1, aditting a gentand Nadiad, be wean b thand 1th atpante, Alas 38 fa 33 MONEY loaned and advanced on Olaima, no Punter, Jae Rantiell> Beats ae | 32 A arn 7 _ pT te Especial atrert'on given to PATENT CASES, Pettit." ute: PATENT CASES prox ptly attended to. Load eR. Et boloies) 55) 7 eEeaY a rwee Te IS Me UNT VERNON. R' er ae BOARD, 411 Wth street w Neos AMERIOAN BRASS String Music furnished when Foentrehe nia o) The {reall mae ray pheghrp te having ob tained t] eRe 0: ine aD a lease or dhe wharhat Mount or: OB, 80 excursi atesmer Will’ I. A. HEALD, Leader, No. 494 Bie y Com , foot of 7th atreut. A. W, TYLBR, Director No. 457 Mat. (Navy Yd) a sido elses vaskingecg: | &.P.RHBEMAN, Secretary. fe 13 t81* ave, WRENES- ‘Dore E.PUBLIO.—Phe usdetsigned hari FRIDAYS of each week. To Ms Fare to Meant ey od rovers, including | 4 py eile fae ie ipa VAN RISWLOK, abort 60 R«vese mt the rate of $8 por. my 27-306 @uperintenient. | month. Avply to JOUR J. BOR | | thicside of Piseataway, or at Bi pF. v. Ww. ReBiS Pange ACADEMY. | “wy itis". . Penn, ave. between 6th and 7th, “IBEWORKS! WIBBWORKS! FIREWO Opposite acne f popreye yi sre i ete midteiscee neu tne Lent text a a any w Torpetion scrolls Bi ” eae 7 an at os Telcae athens be. sili coatinue bis, are TaseTin this chy. Prado wapplied at New ch uring the sym mer season, er! _ 7 bey fonra of tion Ladies, Mimnes, erie B. it & O0., & apd see, fedneeday and Satardey afeernooms, one mek Ta ere ie from $0 5 x "7 OOUNTY TOW OuvAN, pseeemay a Glass Monier, Watseatsiy 248 TPE CRANGn ov iv row OnakM Private instructions given te quit he eenve- peter ube Por te pete rormiation apply at or ad: . at aptly LWEnL LLOYD Bote to Academy. Reom No af Pasting OMY gs pimp ere 3! tov Cate avenue and 7t ateest | $s th ween The Hall can be rented for Private Pe eed | $e8-ben vig San Boiron: an EOD BLMROLDG FL UIS ExTR ; her TION aneusoens HIgTORy Tease’ 8 texte odor, free from’ all on ARETURE, Jageire at O44 Fy AY. etgrlone or pestiege aad ima a tee REAL ESTATE bougbdt and sold. Houses ‘s Farnes fort or sents Washington, D. 0., me exanéria, end gurrounding country. . POLIOIRS granted on. LIFB. FIRE and MA- BERS RIERE: in some of the oldest and most re- sponsible Ineurance Companies, OFFICE, 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Opposite Willard’s Hotet, je 32 Im* WASHINGTON, D.C Mpatsororitan MARKET, BOTION TO ROUSRE BBPBES. ae aipertrtiogs seice » sortmen} &ec. Beit parts of } patiovage from, nte.to al aw liberal je 2-1m Bs ean y ot Ou on ‘the Pavlie, £0 “IGHTNING RODS! : (a BE we 1 MODS !t the underaignéd if pre) to put ap Mightoing see eee ne atom saree oae "Zio, BELL-HANGING done in the most ¥ le. Pyvork done in the opuutey. at ‘e ogo B71 Ra. av. bot, ith and Lith ste, Per nee rar tetet Up Staite, OGAN & -W No 399 7th at, as- itter, ( mW DRY GOODS AND: MORAN Fhe Shoe Mad. myti-iat Secu econ Lh B BE teas eat eb) On MOND BROKE? Tate orolook pom E gill fell, in front of the premises, t! No. 41, in Holmead’s addition eorgetown, frentipg {5 feet on the north side of Gay strect between Montgomery and Monroe streets, ao running back 125 feet. The improvements coasiat oO desirable two story Brict Dwelling House, piaining nine rooms, ball, cellar, avd excellent brick smoke house, and belongs to the estate of the jate David Kuglish - Terms: One balf cash; balance in 6 months, with interest secured by adec! of trust on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the viret ator. _THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. perfect, jem d LIN ¥ JAS. 0. MeGUIRB & O0., Auctioneers, KIGHT BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE MARINE BARRAOKS. NAV’ YARD. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 13th, at 6% o'clock, on the premiges, we ebali sell, 3 excellent Builling Lows, fronting respectively on south @ street and 11th Street east, at the corner of these etreets, These lots are fincly located for building purpo res on the second :quare east of the Marine Brr- racks, Navy Yard, Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and iE monte, with interest, secured by a deed of rus’ Conveyances and stamps at the costof the pur- b era J.C, McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, je7d S2-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN until TUBSDAY,June eunreaneace of a“ = 2th, same beur and piac je lad 3. 0. McGUIRE & CO,, Auots, S7-THE ABOVE SALE 18 PUATHER Post. poned in consequence of the rain until MON DAY, ith June, same hour and place. fe 22 JAB. O. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y¥ JAS, 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. THREE HANDSOM BUILDING LOTS ON SUUTH B STREFT, BETWERBN 6TH AND 77TH STRBE\8 WEsr. On 1UESDAY AFTERNOON, June i3th, at six o'clock, on the premises, we shall offer at ‘public sele, Lots Nos. $0. 91, and 32. im subdivision of Bauare No 462, fronting each 2% feet on south B Ftreet, between 6th and 7th streets west, and ran- sing back abont 9 feet to a 25 feet wide public alley. These lots are finely Joeated for rie! eter Seugedteeuae ety “SF “itcans by the 7th streut passenger cara. and at a Convenient distance from the Cenier Market Terms: Ove-fourth cash; the remainder fa 4, 12. and J8 reonths, with interest, secured by a deed of truat on the premises Conveyances and stamps at the coat of the pur- haser. eeod J. 0, McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. 18 POSTPONED UN- 7 THE ABOVE BAL til TUEBDAY, June 2th, same hour and place, In consequence of the rain jeld J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, a7°'THE ABOVE 8A Is FURTHBSR Post. poned in consequence of the rain antil WADNE. aa AFTERNUON, 2th June, same hoor and ace. Pyew-dts J. ©. Mc@UIBM & O0., Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES OF LAND, GBOWING CROP, STOCK, FARMING UTEN- 51L8 AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBS AT PUBLIO AUCTION. i On WEDNESDAY. the 23th instant. at 120’clock ises, that valuable Condons, about two pital, adjoini Btoneman. overthe Nav person wishing a desirab! den combined, this place offe: The impiotenients consist of Brick Dwelling and tenant house, stable. car- riage, andcorn house, ali built within the last five years. There is a valuable grist mill and never failing stream of water rapning through the property. There are about twenty five acres of prime meadow land; the remainde: adapted to rarming and garden purgo' greater portion of this land is now cov: and vegetables, also fine orcha! fruit, This land will be sold subdivided inte two parts, or alltogether. The whole farm is enclosed by a fine wire fence. = Title good and unincumbered. fine three story cured by ! Pi All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur- cbaser s cost. : Two bundred dollars will be required down, when the property is knocked off; and if the terms are pot complied with within ten days after the day of | pale, the owner reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defau ting purchaser. Alter the sale of the farm. we shell proceed to sell two good young work Horses, one Coit anc two good Mules, spring, market, and road Wagon, boree cart, equare top bu and all kinds of barpers; Farming Utens: censistiog of ploughs. barrows, cultivators, hoes, spale-, rakes, shovels, &¢., &¢, Household ture, consisting of mahogany sofas, ables, feather beds, pillows, mattresses, bedsteads. lounges, wasbatands, Kitchen requil nd many other articles which we deem uppecersary to enumerate. Saree Cash. je 2 OB 8A Monday, June 26 he ‘syd at public auction. at 2o’clock p.'m., the LBasE. STOCK and FIXTUBES of Saloon No. 452 loth street, known a3 the G ply op the premises. icGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, GOOD BUSINESS LOGATION ON NORTH D *gikeRr BECWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH, E Bl A £ On TUXSLAY APTERNOON, June 27th, at 6% o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, part of Lot 6, in Square 457, fronting nineteen feet eleven and one half inches ‘on D street north. between -ixth and teventh streets weet, aod runpii one hundred and twenty feet ten and one half inches to an alley. two feet and eleven and one half inch es. opening On a thirty feet paved elley, together with raprovemients, consisting of a Brick Bu ue Go as ave, ocean ain prod DS This Fr aibly si r the gtow- ing Dumnees Of th’ mid offeras good oppor- tunity to purchase s busimess losation fur one in scarchof suoh, The property will be sold by the foot. ‘Ferma: Ove-third easb; balance in alx and Qonveyancing and stamps at purchasers ex: 58. twelve months me J. 0, McGUERE & 00,. Aucts. GREEN & WILLEAMB, Auctioncers. B* — No, 526, 7th street, corner of Dy EXTENSIVE nals EiTGh eH FUBNIT: On WEDN ESDAY. 28th instant, M., We wili sell, av the northeast corner of 9th an ¥ streets west.No. 456, a large assortment of furniture, consisting in part o: Marble en ‘Tables, Sofas, Castor, Bocking aud ide sire. Mabggany, Walnut, and Pointed Bureaus. ‘a8 $8 £e Dining and other T; Oottage and other Bedateads #5 Crue kers and Side-Obairs, Fal si Tapestry. Brussels, Three-ply, and Ingrain Ball ‘Stair Oile) Liven an ‘Cotton to! Ve: . oP With m Bcocerary to: bod an’ y of articles whioh we deem un- enn This Far: persons wishin, rate. i ia 33 condi aot Buroiture is in very 000 a to pattane the 5 ‘tion, to buy furniture would do yeaa: GRMN W WEtBwANs, accts. BY. 0. wee UIRE & 00, Auctionesm THES BTORY: BEIGE, } praer 120 feet a AUOTION bALES,: *’ Cy THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Br GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, _ UR TE! oF OF THAT MS 4 usDSTREET BST AB! PAL BUBNT) Y, the 234 inst., at 03 o'clock p m..T twenty 1. ia front of the tetie. it being south Lot 2s = feet seven and one-half inches front of “0 Equare No. 3, POR\tive. One hundred & 1 hoa 9) " ‘ the property ie KaucKed off the balance 1a 8 deve from the day of sale. The Trustee reserves the sient to re-sell the of the firat RAAT 5 proverty, at the risk avd coat Shree times in the Btat yadvertirizg the same EDMUND HANLRY, Traatec. Dewsapaper. fo20 GREEN & WILLIAMS netis, ¥ @REUN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUOTION SALE OF TWO BUILDING LOTS IX 1 ; On FRIDAY. the Zid iretant, at § o’closk, p,m we ahall sell, in fron raises, part of Log 21 im Square 171, on 17t! t, between Rand Pennsylvi On F salt eet all Sy Lott 2ith street, T and K inches front, rupn pg back the depth to an alley. Terme: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve monthe.secured by a desa of trust on the premises. Al) Oonveyanciug and Revenue stamps at the ie ___ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auta. BY SEIRSMADE & CLARK, Auctioneers. 372 Pa. av. adjoining Metropolitan Hotel, invoice of W: elry, Photograph Albums, Dry Goods ther gars, &c B" W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Siuth corner Penn, avenue, and 9th st, We shall sell at our store THIS EVENING, om ches, ranted te be as rep mted SALE OF UNITED STATES B(RAMBRS AT AUCTION. Uaitrp States Navy Yarn, H Washington, D C , Jun. 8. 186d. Will be sold at public . to the bighert Bidder, at I. o’clocs M., on rday, the ‘weaty foar day of June next. at the Nav un, D. Oy Css Daited Bta Ze 1 ambarton,’ and he *Baitimore’’ in a wooden ride-whe sr ofthe following dimensions Lengtm, 2% farts breadth of heam, 25 feet 8iaches; depth of boil 1) feet; diameter of cylnder, 44 inohes ; stroke of piston, 5 feet 6 inches, The “Watch” ia @ propeller: Length. 62 fee breadth ot beam. 17 fcet; depth of hold.7 feet; 6 ameter of eyltuder, 15 inches; stroke of piston, 15 ry ‘The Juniper,” isa prveiler with single gine: Length 73 feet: breadth of heam. 1s fee depth of lold,s feet, cismeter of cylinder, 2¢ in- ches; etroke of piston, a) inches, The ‘ Teaser’ i¢ a single engine propeller; Lepgth, §) ieet; breadth of beam, 1+ feet; depth of hold,7 feet; olameter of cylinder, 20 inches, stroke ef vision. Winches. ‘The “Putnam”? is @ wooden side. wheel steamer? Length, 108 fe- ts inches; breadth of beam, 22 feet; as pt ot hold. 7 feet 2inches; diameter uf cylinder. 32,Inches: stroke of piston. 4 feet. _ be **Rerolute’’is a donble engine propeller: Length 8: fe-t, treadth of beam, 16 feet6 inc! ar He Bat.” ve! steam depth «f hold, 7 feet; diameter of cylinder, IT in es; stroke of piston, 17 inches. The“ Csctas” isa wooden side wheel steamer: Length 110 feel; breath of beam, 2 feets inches; depth of hold,7 feet 6 inches; diameter of cylinder, 31 inches; stroke of piston, 7 feet, The“J N. Beymour” is a wooden side-wheel mer: Length, 10 feet: breadth of beam, feet 8 inches; depth of hold, 7 feet 6 incnes; ciasmerer: of cylinder, 3) inches; stroke of piston, vet. The “Orur de Lion” is a wooden side-wheel steamer: Length, 92 feet 7 inches; breadth of beam 2] feets in shes; depth of hold, 6 feet2 inches; Giamsterof cylinder, 24 inches; stroke of piston, feet. The ‘Zetai 13 feet; bres ith of bold, 5 feet inches; stroke of pistoa, 1 2 single engine propeller ogth, beam, I2 feet 0 ine: depth nches; diameter o° cylindor, 15 nohes The" Myst: ropeller: rinele ed- ine: Length, i bre of beam 1 soeee lat diame! ey Foe aen ae ee ede gteton: ibeher, ‘ The *Wertern World” isa wooden propeller: Length, 175 feet; breadth of beam, 34 feet 3 inches; depth of hold. 3 feet; diameter of cylinder, inches. n. 4 feet. The * é ride wheel steamer. dullt of 3 i thick: LJ eet, pice Dedm. BF feet! depth of weld. M1 font Ie inches; diameter of cylinder, 52 inches; stroke of piston, 4 feet. The ‘Dumbarten” an iren side-wheel ateame: ith of beam, 25 feet 4 incne! 9 inches; diameter of cylinde: itroke of piston, 60 inches, e ian”? is ao iron side whee! steamer: Length. 225 feet: breadth of beam, 29 feet 4 inches; depth of hold,1l feet; diameter cylinder, “inches; stroxe of piston, 51 inches The vessels may be seen and farther particu- lars made known on application to Commodore z yioptsomery, jominandar.s Washington avy Yard. Terme of sale Cash, in Government funda; five (5) per eenton h vessel at the time of sale, and the balance within six days thereafter je 9-e06t Ww LL & CO., Aucts, ¥ WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneer: t Horsé and Carriase Bazaar, 93 La. av., 66 9th and With streets, BALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES, Ao. On BATURDAY MORNING. June 2ith. com- mencing at 10 o'clock, at the Bazaar, will be sold b se BIXTY HORSES, cep! to harness aud saddle. A full description at sale, ALSO, . A large collection of desirable New and Second- paud Carrisger. Buggies. Rockaways, Express ‘Wagons, and other vehicles, AL5O, A large collection of New sod Second-hand Har- ness, &c Regular Bales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday, Thursday, ‘and Saturday, without regard to the weather. 3 and Harness always at private sale, asso WM, L WALL & OO . Aucté {Ohronicle & Intelligencer. } S4Ln oF STEAM TUG BARGES, AND amines if Quartermasters Ofics, L of Washington, oy Washington. O., June 12, 1865. Will be sold at public auction, at Aletandris, Virginia. under the direction of Captain G8: Lee, AQ. M., U. 8. A., on PRI DAY, June 23, 1365, at 1] o'clock ae threo barges. as follows ; Barge ANDBEW GOODWIN, Barge HAIL COLUMBIA. Barge WASP, ALSO, Will be sold, under the direction of Captein H. B Lacey A Q. at G s'reet wharf, ia the cite of Washington D on URDAY, June 2é1b, = 10 o’ciock m., the following vessdis, wiz ti Tog JENNIE ER. Barge JAMER HEN ni TWO LARGE SBINE geet Terms Oash, in Governm: a nO OK ER ief Quartermastet, ig. Gen. and Ch Brig. Gen. and Cree cof Washington, Je 12-12t Y THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetowa. RY SALE OF VALUABLE BBAL B8- pore TATE IN GBOBUETU WN, it By virtue of @ decree of the Supreme Oourt of the Disiriet of Columbia, bearing date the Lith 1865, and pa in a certatt i im day of March, A. D. . seed. —) cause therein oh BM Li cum & Oe, were com: heirs-at-law of Richard Jones defendants sem~ being Cause 249. Equity bocket No.7. the anderst ned will sell at pubic auction, to th Highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the sch day of June next half past five o’clock in the after- Boon, os. 15, 16 in Petera’ Bqaare ie said town.{or so mue! as may be neses- ) frontivg.-eac! ado ing? rty-four feet af: out forty-for Hethes on the east side of High street, south o avd near Bridge street. On Lot No. 15 isa com- fortaple two-story brick dwelling aod on each of the other lots is Sree she: These lots are lo- ed acy Fae near oe i easiness, rey gure tg adjacen @ canal apd to i and either of them is well suited asa stend 8. rms of asle. as prescribed by decree: One- fourib aah residue nam, solve end clgntes i wont! interest from the day o' which the puter of the purchaser, with appro’ 5 ken. sell conveyancing, including revenue stampe, at Al the erst of the pure " mn not complied wifhia If the terms of +a! ra eel ogg fier 4. 5 the. rent to resell at th jost and risk of the pur- chaser, 3 ‘, ty will be sold free of the widow’: dover ye the ea € will commence ou Lot No 17, otto lot sod adjourn or RT Ee M ARDURY, trustee. Je l6-eokds THOMAS DOWLING, Auct_ Y PHOMAS DOWLING, Auct; Georsewwn, ¥ SALE OF VALUABLE BSAL BS OHANCERE Gu IN GROBSRTOWN. Oot - By virtue of a decree of the Sapreme, i Bi the District of Columpig.dated the 16th day of Ma: rtain oaase the: : taro Mey 18. and pacaea sae N, ‘inter-at and fendants ‘norte 69 ret une ing cause pee acs estate? the mead oe to Lota Nos, 27. ots ee ae 8 < 4 Li south side of Weat streats tou the 200 and 251 fee 120 feet 1 tiodepth Thenbove acoder sold ip lata of ¥) f90h, cash, frag (hes wer, and omer ai outstand ing tax titles "be" Be- of * & : building lets in the astiaslatencith int GosraetS atu cas inducements rarely Pal 4 property Jocated at the foot of the fam ightsof town, in the immediate nelal Gre of the: the Henry 0. of Henry D. B.P Dodge, Je will ¢ at Ralf-past five o’ciock ba “¢ Lot No DT, and be adjourned from Tehenae of ate, 0s prescribed: bs ‘Ones b; the residve im a {hid cee iwelve mumthe, with intereee ol 5 ¥ 4 s + ‘All conveyancing. includicg r tne cost of the purchaser. omg Z f the purchasers do not comely with the sale in five days efter sale, the- ofsaie e right te resell at iecost eae. i ‘wicke “GARTER Masta Sree aud t Bel eae wa Say ee Gree f Si oareere om $.