Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1865, Page 3

a LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grovar'’s THEATEE.—Mr, J.C. McCollon, ae an — and M'lle Augusta, sup- yy the e Com! in the legendary | oad of the “Corsican Brothers." nee “WASHINGTON THRATER—First nightof Miss Kate Dennin, who appears in the Mrecauene tion of Mrs. Southworth’s new story “The Hidden Hand” Unaracters by all the favorites of the company. Seen the Miaco Brothers, a new ind burlesque pantomime, songs a Begro dalineations. a 3 eal OxForp.—Le Petit Angelo, the pantomime, of “The Skeleton Witness,” the ballet of “The Gem,” and other attractions. MoonLiGHT EXCURSION of the Independent Club to Glymont. A very pleasant time is ex- Pected. —_=— CHARGE oF MURDER —On Saturday night, officer Barker arrested John Martin, who re- Sides near the corner of 4X street and L street south, and Is employed as a laborer in the ar- sensl,on tbe charge of having, by ill treat- Tent, choking and beating, caused the death of Bis wife, Mrs. Margaret Martin. The woman died about § o’clock Saturday even- ing, and he had severely beat her about an hour before and choked her. Martin has frequently assaulted nis wife, and during last ‘week was before the police several times. On ‘Wednesday night he was arrested for beating his wife, and Justice Boswell fined him $10.9), when he went off. On the following night he ‘Was brought up before Justice Boswell on the same charge, and gave bail to keep the peace, wand several hours after he was brought up again tor being drunk and disorderly, but be- ing sober in the morning and premising to get a physician to see bis wife, he was dismissed. Officer Barker, after taking him in custody, locked the house up and toox him to the sta- tion, where the case was heard yesterday Morning by Justice Handy. (One of the neigh- bors, Mrs. Knott, testified to having heard them repeatedly quarrelling and he beating her. She heard him swear that he would kill her, and heard her fall off the bed. Patsy Martin, a child of the accused, testi- fied that he saw his father chase his mother under the bed and pull her out, when he stamped ana kicked her, and on Saturday be- tore she died he saw his father take hold of and choke her. Justice Handy committed him to jail for court. Yesterday afternoon Coroner Woodward held an inquest on the body at the residence, when there was consideravle evidence offered going to show that Martin beat and kicked her most unmercifully, sometimes choking her, and thathe, instead of being & kind father to Ris chiidren, used them roughly. It was also testified that he had become jesious of her on account of a soldier, and he had previously threatened that he would not work until he had killed her. A st mortem examination was held by Drs. Richard Croggon and G. K. Smith and C. H. Bowen, (the two latter of Armory Square Hospital,) which fully sustained the evidence As far as the beating was concerned. It was also ascertained that the deceased was preg- nant, and the opinion was expressed that her immediate death was caused by bis stamping on her. ‘The jury returned a verdict that the deceased ‘came to her death by reason of violent assaults upon her person by her husband, John Mar- tin, and that she died at > o’clock on the nignt of June 241th. ee Potice Rerorts—Second Precinct.—Joshua Anderson, drunk and disorderiy; $5.40. Geo. Untried, do.; military. Thos. Gleason, selling diquor unlicensed; $20. Also, selling to sol- diers; do. Fourth Precinct—Hurley Thomas, larceny; Peter G. Carrico, drunk; Mathew Raliban, threats,and Martha Barry, assanit and bat- tery; dismissed. Mary Moran, drunk; work- house Fifth Precinct.—Patrick Daely, drunk; Geo. Brewster, do.; dismissed Geo. Fastnanght, Assault; bail for peace Lillie Hasting, prosti- tution; balltor good behavior. Wesley Adams, picking pocket; jail for couy:. Wm. Lee and . H. Thompson, disorderly; $5 each. M. McAvay,do.; $2. Lillie Hastings. do. and fast riding; $15. Thomas Reynolds, drunk; Anne McDonald, do and disorderly; Jos. William- son, disorderly; Fanny Wood, do.: $3 each J. F. Van Benthysen, do.: #10. William J. Brooks, vagrancy; workhouse. Third Precinct. —Nicholas Myers, disorderly; #1044. Edward Nolan, do.; $2.44. John Ser- miel, violating Corporation ordinance; $20.44- Jane Sermiel, disorderly; Wm. Rabbit, do.; dismissed. Arthur Blackwell, drank and dis- orderly; $344. Elizabeth Harris, disorderly; $2.44. M. Caton, assanit; bail for peace. Molly Johnson, disorderly; $2.44. Randolph Robert- son, drunk and disorderly; $341. Henry Kengla, violating Corporation ordinance; dis- missed. Wm. Hance, drunk and disorderly; 23.44. Patrick Lowlass, disorderly; $1.41. Wm. May, drunk; dismissed. Nancy John- on, grend larceny; tor trial. Dennis McCur- ran, disorderly; $1.44. George Boyd, drunk and disorderly; military. —s———— Tue Batainc Law.—The season is at hand dn which many folks love to enjoy a bath in the Potomac and the creeks. he law pro- hibits bathing in the river, creeks or canals, ‘between sunrise and sunset. The police have already commenced to enforce the law. Several have been arrested in the Eighth Precinct for bathing in the Poto- mac at Biagden’s wharf, contrary to law, and ‘were fined from $2 to 5. ——>—__—_ Svusriciouvs CHARACTERS.—Yesterday de- tective Barry arrested Thos. B. Lemont as a suspicious character. The numberof sharps passing about among the soldiers representing themselves as detectives, or in other capacities by which they are enabled to impose upon and Tob soldiers, bas attracted especial attention of the Metropolitan police to these suspicious ‘strangers, and Lemont was arrested for repre- Tesenting himself as a detective. es Svspiciovs CHARACTERS.—Saturday, officer R. T. Taylor, “f the Third Ward, arrested Daniel Dugan, sobn Collins and George An- derson, as snspicious characters, and took them before Justice Thompson, who sent them to the workhouse for sixty days. DrowneD—Last night, Mr. John Walsh, ‘while bathing near Greenieaf’s Point, got out in aeep water, and, as is supposed, bemg taken with cramp, was drowned. The remains were recovered. The deceased leaves a widow but no children. —— PERSONAL.—Dr. A. Y. P. Garnett is among the latest arrivals of the four-year absentees from this city. CITY ITEMS. ee Over THE River.—_GEoRGE, Meer NEAT Kier & PutILiips’ Obrystal Restaurant, 330 D street, near Sth, to-day, asl am going toin- dulge in a bowl of their unexcelled green turtle soup at 1 o’clock. je 26-2t* ee JEWELRY, JEWELRY, for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. avenue, near 4 street. je 26-lw* MARRIED, Oo the 15th inst,, by Rev. Dr. Ryan, Mr. FRANK MoGLATHERY, Of Pailadelphia, Pa.. to JEN- DIB. culy Senehiee of JOHN M. GRAHAM, Bsq , ofthiscity. (Philadelphia, Pa.,and Alexandria, ‘Va., papers please copy.] = On the 22d inst, by Rev. Dr. Ryan, Mr. THOS. BALLS to Miss INDIANA PLANZ, both of iv. a In this city, on the 24th instant, at St. Aloysius Bev. Father Hitzelberger, Mr. JOBS MEARE “fatueetecgtt i Piat 58 é FO: ndrew B Locks, of Washington, D.0, = On Funday evening, June 25th, at the residence of the bride’s father. by the Rev ‘Charles H. Stono- Street. B. J, SAMCEL BOOTES, of Georgetown, D. C.,to MAKY BONNER, daughter of Thos Blount, of thiscity. No cards. In Georgeto’ inst..by the William B. Bi DJ ¥4 3 RANDAL of Detroit, M: ise JENNIS 8B, BO Of Georgetown it* 0: onda; no” . ELLEN D.. fofant daughter of Tuand Moe! es n- wited to attend the funeral, from the residence of the ts—No. 232 Ist street east, between O and D—on Tuesday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, - On Sundsy, the 2th instant, JOHN MILLS, aged and 4 days, only son of Johnson P. and the S. Thomas, and erandson of Capt. e 74th instant. 3. SCHNEIDER, SARAH Schneider, in the 3th year i fo. a. aig rx) family by her unexpected death. The friends of tbe are respectfully in- te at ‘be faneral to-morrow (Tuesday), the Wth, y .1., from her late ri dence. No ity fae between loth ‘and 2th, On the 25th inst. at 8 o’cloek a, m., THERESA. daughter of P. Herrman, aged sight months and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the sevidenes of hor tather No. ez. 4th street, to-morrow, 27th inst., at2 Pits Onthe sth WILLIAM FILLMORE Thomas and Jane V. Gisseis ene izth'month, Ei 5 epg well, it gone to heave: hou war oo goed om carth Of ol, ‘That's why the Lord took you away, in heaven we hope to meet B e with b pec Mong swell, ises of our great Beé ee: . i He W! Hie, fare thee well ‘eve Mis funerai will teke place this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from bis father's residence, on N street, atween 19th and 20th, PIO NIOS, EXCURSIONS, &c: : eee xoun 8ION, WARTED—A NURSE. Bopiy at No. 140 Wast'- ROOMS FOR BENT— GBAND BASKET BXOCRSION doaton steel, Gaoreeiowss DG. fom table ane Maat ho: ANTED—A WOMAN to eoox, wash an M., bet. @ and H sts, Fhe location is to be given on small family. Apply at 440 Massachu- 16 Most desirable in theeity. ap 18.tf WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1865 cows ove. Det. Oth and 7th sts. Je 16-st* BRENT AND 7B SALB—A fds aes WARTED TWO WOMBN—One to cook and | oon :TMt7, tesirable two and ettie HOUSE, Boat leaves 7th street wha'tf at 10 o'clock. The | 10th street, betwoom Dangers: EBAUire 464 localitionfn the ela The rent is the most mode. Bishop bas been eng.\ged. PUESIN COOK WANTED, at ropularvay.ands | aprtvat the Bat omice contre information fo26-* ____"H. BARNES. Proprietor. | 321°G street nomen’ © Preterred. Apply at No. | Fron RENT neatly furnished FHONT PAE. E*CCrsron Fo @LYMONT. ANTED—A GARBER. Apply to Mrs. A, | toon sx andcthcte cipie ts the Ketete iow See The Mombers of MECHANIOB’ LODGE, No. 18, 1.0.0. F..of respectfally inform the members Of, the Order and their friends that the will give an EXOUBSION TO GLYMONT on WEDNESPAY, June 2%:h. The boat will leave the wharf foot of High street, Georgetown, at 732 O’clock a.m; the7th st. whar! Washington, at half past 3; ast. Be- turning, will 1 6%¢ o’clock for hington. 5S 'e Glymont at Alexandria, Georgetown, and Was! = Tickets, $2: admitting @ gentleman and two i By order, Se 24-3 URNISHED ROOM ENT—A doabl Pieci Reem, melt furniabed, aan Be mas oR al ie @. 43 Louiviana avenue, | or Cre DPPIY Megat’ Auctioneers, opoliten B, ‘2, AVO, i tel, By Baisuabe & CLARK, 373 P. ‘adjoining fe will sell store eral variety Bf geatloneatey on Nore Ease ier aie” athraige abies ols goods warranted to eas represented, se; AU BY C. B. L. CROWN & €0,, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD AND KITGHEN FUE NITURR AT AUCTION ON THR ISLAND We will cell,on WEDNBSDAY, June 23, at 10 a. Housekeeping at Hor S61 ik screen, Deand Me Dg, at o. Lon Inland, all of hts Household farnitare. > * =” Terms cash. 4005-70" 0, B. CROWN & GO,, Aucts, Fo RENT—Three unfurnished ROOMBA on tue rat floor of aneat Frame Mouse. Apply at me. 2 2 Toth street, between D and B, Isined. ‘OR RENT—One BRICK HOUSE, 16 reoue, corner of 4*2 st. and Misseuriave., near Peon. ave. Apply to H. 8. JOHNSTON, 373 Penn, ave., between 4}: and 6th streets, opposite National Hotel. je 26 lw™ es. H°' FoR Gtywonr. FIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ot the INDEPENDENT CLUB will take place on the evening of MONDAY, JUNE 26, The large and commodious Bteamcr WAWASST has been engaged for the occasion. ere The Boat will leave her wharf at the foot of 7th street at 7 o’clock p. m., touching at Alexandria. |, at So’closk. By order of Je 21-5? THE COMMITTRBE._ ‘RAND AFTERNOON PIC NIO OF THE G VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY, OF GEOBGETOWN, D.C. On MONDAY, June 26th, 1555, at Green Ppring Pavilion, one quarter mile above eorgetown, commencing at two o'clock in the afternorn, and closing at two o’clock a m._ Coaches run to the grounds from the corner of pies and Bridge streets every fifteen miuntes, A find band of music will bein attendance. Posi- Gvely no improper persons admitted or the Tickets. $1, admitting a gent and ladies. Committee of Arrangemente:—John Q. Larmar, R. Hunter. Jas, Rantzell, Jas. Cieaveland, B. Pettit, Je 20-6t Morryt VERNON. NOTICE. The POTOMAO FERRY COMPANY having ob- tained the privilege of landing,and a lease of the wharf at Mount Ver- Toave the Company's what? foot of 7th atr mpany's w. rf, 0 TRDA Jeera he og Py, aaae rips there : DAYS and PRIDAYS of each week? WED pears Ra one ones = return, including e Gr 85 5. oun’. VAN RISWICK, my 27-30t General Superintendent, ROF. J. W. KREIS’ DANOIN' P PAREBR’S HALL Seeu eee: * Penn. ave.. between 6th and 7th, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. 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! as well as others. he will continue hii classes during the summer season, and Masters, Wellnesden and Beserda ee from 3 to 5o'clo 5 Scie entlemen’s Class, Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday evenings. _ Private instructions given te suit . he cenve- niences of the pupil. For further information apply at o7 address a note to the Academy, or Room No 18 Washing- ton Building, corner Pa. avenue snd 7th “street. Phe Hail can be rented for Private Pa-ties and Boirees my 19-tf ROTHSOHILD’S é SUMMER GARDEN Pa. av.. bet. $d and 4th ate., (Capitol ah The largest Garden in the District. Open a Fae’ CONCERT. “SHOOTING GALLER: SWINGS, &c a Befreshments of all kinds in nice arbors. Liberal terma to pic- nic parties. my 13-3m* BOARDING. OARD.—First-ciass Table Board can be had at 418 8th street, near G. Reference to present boarders. 36 26 4t* A fAEtY OF FOUR CAN BR ACCOMMO- at datea with two adjoining KOOMS and Board 7 ber week: or two with one Room, Land sae rates. Location pleasant anit healthy, In- quire at 902 L street, Ort.) th and 0th sts, 1t" fe ae TEE Odea: Meals atall hours, at No. 317, corner of 7th and L streets. Je 23-3t* and he: country village, c: i me by applying 103. W. J. MOORE, Washing: ton Hotel, Leonardtown, St. Mary’s county, M: The steamer Vanderbilt touches three times a week, going to Baltimcre from Washington and return, Je 13 3awsw* , understand hi VA pols ere Bridge street, Goerge' oD ANTBD—A good MBAT COOK. Apply at W tienes ofthe United States Hotel, Ba. ave. WaA4ksTED IMMBEDIATBLY—Teo good jour- BA) vetrceerDaad Reese Ansty at ABP ruhae, oe G,O BAUR. /D—A steady GIRL t k in ery store, corner D and sth # 6 ae O&BD WANTED —I want | BEDRO Bireart at oF | Sofore. 4 nner omen ited ns 7 RO! oced month, Address YD. Star oflice. 43 ee ANTED-—A steady, settled WOMAN. whoia milk Sond cook. washer: and HPOBeE who can also . at % given. Ayply at Star Office. we eae Phillips to cail at the CRY: RAND Ne clon Gtiaa eae MG BOR e ofthe at Gr J tobe served upto-day, Ee BTR BOOP ‘OOK AND OCHAMBEBMAID I C 418 8th street, between G and F Onambe: maid must be an intelligent woman. Qook must ‘er Business. Both must furnish good recommendation. Best wages given. je 26-3t" ANTED—By two respectable W ABITOR TIONS cee es tog Fue omen, ghambermaid; no objection to go_to the country. References if required. Adress Box 3% Star OF: fice, je 26-3t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—3 dO} A- W tons rite eee A TNETTS good OPERA: Dreas-making. Grover & Baker’a preferred. In- pe ag He. CONNOLLY'S Badies: Fornishing ‘ a + ats,, South side, oe eee feos SITUATION WANTEDD: rm A irtiaa tegmtcan "Upsonstanay esee & Ban. nd Wheeler & Wilson’s machines per- fectly. Also, all kinds of fine family sewing. Please addrers SEAMSTRESS, Star Office, je 36-2t* ANTED—A PARTNER with a cash Capital of from $300 to $510 to engage in a profitable business with one who bas had several years ¢x- perience. Address BUBINESS, S'ar Office, with name, stating where an interview may be had. je 26-lw ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A MAN to take charge of and work a farm in Montgomery county, ten miles from Washington. Also, a FARM LABORBR, Must come well recommend- ed. Apply to No. 43 Dunbarton street, George- town. Je 25-3’ W4lTED_To purchase a HOUSE and LOT, convenient tothe Patent and Post Offices. A small meare of trom four.t0 Ge Foony- would pe preferred. Gould make ited, Address W., Room 29 second floor P.O. Depsr price and full partieula: ANTRD—This day, all the friends of Kipp & RESEAU- OB RENT—A new first clase BBICK HOUSE, in Georgetown. of eight rooms. with gas and water. ina desiralle location. & JEWELL & CO., foot of G street, _Je 26-e0lw EAUTIFUL LITTLE BRICK on Rhode Islan@ avenue,2 story, 4 rooms, perfectly new. house Sets back from it 3 feet, surrounded by flewers,. ehrubbery,&c. Lot nearly 20) feet deep. |. M. HALE & 00., te 26 @orner 7th avd F streets. (OK SALE—A three story avd attic Brick and I Frame HOUSR, containing 1] rooms, No. 148 gtreet (ee ory the mone plceesat sy eaenon own ‘or particulareapply ai e House, or to H. F. TURN BR, No. 251 Pennsylvania avenue, y.to C. ashington, re Possession givenon the-Ist of July. American Telegrapl Office. 432 avenue. je%-tf 3 RENT—A fine SUITOF ROOMS: furnished or upfarnished, with gas and water, in a pleasantand healthy locality. Also sbrick stable and | carriage house. Inquire at FRANKLIN & Create ‘enn. ave., bet, lZthand i3th streets. GRAIN AND F D LS—In fall and pros- erous Operation: five years established. Reason for selling. have busin iouth and want to move there Address ‘*Feed,”’ Box 795 P.0, Washing- ton, D.C. Je 26 6t* Fo BENT—A desirable BUSINESS STAND near 6th street. at low rent. suitable for a small beanies ot any, eine Dunteery; dry gooda, rrocery, or a broker's office. aad HALL & 00., Corner 7th and F atreets Alse, a four-story furnished Brick House. je 26 © RENT—One furnished FRONT ROOM and three unfurnished ROOMB, at No. 42 Gay st., Georgetown, D. 0, Je 24-2t* R RENT—One or two ROOMS, furnieked or unfurnished, at No. 367 ‘eet, near north corner of L. The location i and Treasury Departments. je-24-7t* OR RINT—Part of a FURNISHED HOUSE. at 500 E street, botween 2d and 3d. with water, sad nse of bath room, from Ist of July. W HOLEsaLE FLOU. BUSINESS FOR young ment, giv ce an ANTED—Anu enterprisin, $500 wie er ouainces nee ER, oe capital, aga joint partner im @ respectable and highly remunerative business. Also,a furnished BOOM: jeitanle ior CC eT ayeane or E I) referred. ress ir BUBINMBB, Box 050 Post Office,” ‘Se 2-3 V Rare ERAMSTEBED for a tow weeks io a private fam me who can operate wel Wheeler & Wilson? machine. ‘Riso. Wants a ouse- WOMAN for cook, washer and ironer. ani work generally. W. 8. CHANDLEE. Vermont avenue, bet. Mand N, tear _je 26-8t7 New Frame Cottage ina yard. WANTED. By @ respectable AMERICAN WOMAN, with a child seven months cli, a place as wet nurse or to do any description of work ina respectable family. She isfrom Vir- ginis and her husband was killed last year. Her object is to obtain a good home. she is willing to work faithfully and give entire satisfaction to her emrloyers. Address a note to Box No. 10, Star office, and the edvertiser will call. je 26-3t NOT! ‘Wanted, the citizens of this city to OTIC. callat the store of Messrs. packs & Simms, corner of New York avenue and lith street, to try their SODA WATER as drawn from the new ap- paratus just pot up. the most approved one in use inthis city. It willrepay a long ride or walk to entoyit. Kisengen Water (tonic and aperient) on draught. je 25 3t* va ED oe an ta g Ore. WWARTEBat is acquainted with Watober ere: ferred, Inquir 536 7th street. Je 24 2t* ut a home or W SERPS BARR OR ae clerk or salesman in some wholesale or retail store or to attend oar, has no objection te leave the city: Can give good references as to character and ability. Please ad- dress A. B. C., Star Office. jo24-2t* \ JANTED IMMEDIATELY—At Miss Smith’s Segar Store. 319 Brtreet,a YOUNG LADY from sixteen to twenty, must b a8es8i truthful, and honest. Gne residing with he ents preferred. Apply from 1 to 4 for three je ABLE BOARD at $25a month,380 & street, between ivth and lith streets. Also, two fur- nished ROOMS to let, suitable for two or more gentlemeR, je7 tt Room: WITH BOARD, 411 13th stroet wast. je5-1m" ps Ww ANTED—A BITUATION by a first-cla French cook. Inquire at No, 646 (Capito! Houre) Penna. avenue. je 28-3 ANTED—A good HOBTLER. One that un- derstands his business, Mnquire at FLEM- MING’S National Btables, on O street, between 43¢ and 6th sts. Je 2 3t EYEBYs00y SHOULD READ IT! WE MEAN THE NEW YORK WEEKLY, NOW READY, CONTAINING TWO CHARMING, EXOITING, STARTLING, THRILLING ROMANCES, THE FIRST, ENTITLED OWEN, THE CONVICT; oR, THE HEABT’S DEVOTION! IS PERHAPS THE GBEATEET ROMANCE OF MODERN TIMES, not excepting the most popular of Dumas’ works. It is the atory of a youth pushed into crime by the force of circumstances. and of a pure. devoted, whole-séuled woman who refused to believe in his guilt, and nobly stood by him till the last While it bas all the touching pathos of the Ticket of-leave-Man,”’ it at the same time is brim-fuil of the most extraordinary end soul stirring adven- tures by land and sea. The hero gets out of one difficulty into another with a rapidity which is worderfal, and which shows the most unexampled ingenuity on the part of the highly witted author, who holds his readers as if spell-bound from the opening to the close. Old romanc read the manuscript—men who h iar with story-re: truly wonderful story that they h: possible to layit down until they have read to the very last line, THE NEXT STOBY I8 ENTITLED THE CUBAN HEIRESS; oR, OLD HEPSIBAH’S SECRET! This is from the pen of eur highly-gifted econ- tributor, MES. MABY KYI™ DALLAS, beyond question. the finest thing she has written. It is full of love and mystery, and possesces a charm which cannot fail to fascin- ate all who may read it. OUR TERMS. _ THEN. Y. WBEELY is sold b: inthe U.8. The price is 81x Cz! Agents have to pay extra freigh charged. When there is a town WEEKLY through him. When sent by m: gle copies, $3 per annum; four copies, $ copies. 220. tty who senda us $20 for (of eight coples,) all sent at one time.) will titled to a copy free. Postmastera and othe: get up clubs in their respective towns. c wards add single copies at $2.50. O: scribers must send twenty cents in addition to the subscription, to pay the ‘American postage. je23 3t Jas T. Cuore, F. Cornett Late Col. 16th Va. Vois. of N.¥., W. A, Monnoz, Late War Dept CLOSE. CORBETT & MONROE, ATTORNEY3, IM, PATENT, REAw BSTATE, A: : CLAIM. ERAL INSURANCE AGENIB. CE OLAIMB of all kinds et the United Government or individuelaccllectgas ee Ordnance, Quartermasters’, and all Gov: Acccusts, promptly made up ang adjusted. emt MONBY loaned and advanced on Claims. Especial attention givento PATENT CASES, PATENT CASES prom ptly attended to. RBAL BSTATE bought and sold. Houses and Farms for saie or rent in Washington, D. 0., Al- exandria, nd surrounding country. POLICIES granted on LIFE. FIRE and MA- RINE BiBKB, in rome of the at and most re- sponsible Insurance Companies. OFFICE, 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Opposite Willsrd’s Hotel, WASGINGTON, D.C THE WEAK ABD eee gabarnad Exmonr en mating either from ng FR Ga Sgt SA x atari or ented: be Tenkor '., proved and ightedness, will d by the use ef th ae STILTAN PRBDLM SEROTAOLES, manufactured from genuine Book Or and Tt to the optic eux? and pai’ BANKLIN & 00. a4e See on iat and ties a. a : 355 Penna. ave., Motel Bailding’ RZ ARTIZIOIAL HUMAN BYES inserted with- |, and meade to correspo; col eres n with the natural one, ate feo ILLIABD TABLES FOR 84LB.—The subscri ‘HRES FIRST-CLASS Bre TABLES. nearly. mew, hich be will of very low, Fagatre atrae cornet tt. oad Pennsyiveaia av. je 22 1m* foleee A RESP EOTABLE middle-aged German wishes a SITUATION as house keeper or seam stre: can cut and fit. would make berself generally. ful, Addrens ‘O. M.,’’ Star Office, Je 2 ir ANTBED—By a rettled woman, (American,) who is a good coog and washer and ironer.a BITUATION in the country, Please address a note to Box No. 15, Star office, and the advertiser will call, Je 23-3t WANTED An exceilent COOK, who can come well recommended. Call between the hours of 9 and 10 o’cleck, at 399 D street, opposite City sil, two doors from 472, going towards oe ys ANTED-—A SMALb HOUSE or Part of a House in the neighborhood of Pi avenue and 4}, street. Anybody h such a place can have a good tenant by addressing by letter or personally, 8. GOLDSTEIN, 34 4%: street. Je 23-3t* V ANTED—A competent COOK. German or colored prelorres None others need apply. Also, 2 COLORED BOY, who is willing to bimself use‘ul ina hosetis ¢uonse, Apply on 435 street, between Penn’a and Missouri avenucs. No, 37, west side. Je23 3t™ | LAOKSMITHS AND WHEELWRIGHTS ea WOR De tof Washingt 2: irtermaster’s ice. Depot o) ash? nton, nie Washington. D_ C,, Sune 22, 1855. } Wanted at once, to work in repairing the Jarge number ef wagons lately turned im at thia depot ONE HUNDRED BLACKSMITHS, RA ONS HUNDRED WHEELWEIGHTS, None but good workmen wanted, For particulars as to pay. &c..apply to Brevet Colonel C.H. Tom Q. M., U. 58. A.,cor- ner 224 and G streets, Weshin aoe BD HH. Brigadi al and Chief terimatter, feist coe Depot of Waa ingten. JVOR RENT—STORE and CELLAR 504 oth at. near Pa.ave. Inguire of T. J. D. BEOK, 496 CA 3a stairs; or H, O. NOYES, 280 P street. ‘ OTTAGS FOR RENT —That convenient brick COTTAGE, with portico, in Printing Office Square. fronting H street, near Ist street west; rent $50 per month, payable in advance. Address WM. STICENBY by letter ox in person. at Ken- dail Green. Je 24 3t* ‘OR RENT—For three months frera the Ist of July, a small FURNISHED HOUSE. No. 49 treet, Georgetown, containing four rooms and cellar, with gas and water. For particulars inquire on the premises befere 3}¢ a.m. or after 432 p.m. ja 24-3t* OB RENT—Four FURNISHED HOUSES. K Three UNFURNISHED HOUBRS And two BTORBS._ And for sa'e a number. of Brick and Frame Houses, varying in price from $16.0 to. ”. also. a Carpenter Shop with Mortice Ma and Chest of Toola for $250., MITOHBLL & SON. Broke _ je 24-3t southeast cor. Pa. av. and Fo SALE—The WOOD and COAL YARD and APP URTENANGHS, on the corner of lth and b streets, If not disposed of at private sale on or before the 3ith day of Junc, instant, they will on that day be fered. at public auction, at 10 o'g|pak a mom the prowises. é appurtenances. snd fixtures are as follows: Office, Barn, Bheda, Scales, Two horse Power, 4 Horses, 3 Carts and Flarnes6, Shovels, Bereen: Baise, Eis atocn of, CORE and WOOD that may be on hand at the time of gale. Je 24 3t* __BRINTNALL & CO, VOR RENT—One STORE on New Jersey avenue, between B and © ats. Inquiro at the corner restaurant, Ja23 St* {OR RENT—fhree FURNISHED ROOMS, at a street, betwoen Sth and 9th streeta. 1e23- Fo RENT—Ooe FRONT ROOM. furnished er _unfurnisbed, with privilege of kitchen, In- acing esos H street, between ith and oth. je FoR SALB—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Btore in King street, Alexandria, Va. Rent cheap. Address P.O. Box 1143, Washing ton, D.C, je 23-3t* F°, SALE—A two story FRAMES HOUSE, on 13th street, No, 491, south of Pennsylvania avenue, containing parlor, dining-room, kitche: and five chambers, for sale on reasonable terms, Apply at No 526 12th street. Je 23 3t* OR REN®P—The three-story Brick HOUSE, No. 565 9 ect, Iceland, between D and E streets, contai ing 9 rooms. It has lately been r9} ited and put inorder. Possession given on the tst lh ES Apply to W. D. WALLAOH orto Mr. BAKRR, at the Star office. je2zs tt Fo RENT—8ix unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, on the south west cornerof 3d and F streets north. Je 22-6t* SEVERAL FURNISHEBD ROOMS FOR RENT. »O suitable for housekee ing. on the lat, 24 and 31 toors; BOARD i Bred: Apply at'234 2 street between i9th and 20th, one square from the cal je 22-8t* F BR SALE—The GOOD WILL and PIXTURBES of a first-clars store in the best locality in Georgetown. D. QO. Thisis e chance. Store suitable for apy kind of business, tobacco, sace wilt “goss at Nor Dot bridee seeps: ing. at No. ridge st., ° town, D.0. me ie ziiwe fro B SALE—At a sacrifice, for cash,a most Fe ahi new PIANOVORTH, warranted in every respect. Applyat Star Office. je 20 lw* ‘OR SALE OR RENT—The three story and F basement Brick DWELLING - HOUSE, con- taining nine rooms, witb all the modern improve- ments, water, gas, & 1 Estreet, between 2¢ and 2d streeta. ply to O. F. PER- RIE, corner of B and 9th streets je 20 tf Fo SALE, IN ALBXANDRIA, VA.—A first- rate BUSINESS STAND, w two story Brick Dwelling and Store. room, now oecupiod as a res- taurant, on Royal st.. between Kin. G: sts, opposite the Market- house. and sdjoi: Ci Rivtel. For terms, &c.. apply to PB E, corner of Band 9th sts, Washington, D.C. je2)-tt BROAD WANTED in the country—B adenaburg preferred—for the summer, by an elderir iad where shecan have comforts o ‘) home. Price must be moderate. Addres SISSON, Btar office, one week, stating terms. je%-lw* Ww ANTED—At the Government Hospital forthe Insane, several SINGL: IN as attendants upon patients, and several SINGLE WOMEN as cook laundrestes. To be successful, apvli- cants must present unquestionable testimonials of honesty, and of habita of temperance and indus- try. je 20-1w ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSB contsining from nine to twelve rooms, north of Penn’s avenue and between 4% aud 18th streets. Address Box 48, City Pest Office. One with carriage house and stable preferred. Jo 15 ti ANTED TO RENT FOR A YSAR—Betwesn WwW this and jst September next. a BRICK HOUSE with eight or ten room situat between Pennsylvani: x‘ : street and 1ith and 19th streets, for which a fair Tent will be paid. Address W.L.H . Box 322, Post Office. 2awiw* WANTED Gold and’ silva monds. Pistols, Pawnbroke: ‘ickxets, Fur- niture, Clothing, or any article of value, The gy os pri09, id Sy oxchsnmed Sor Other Roe! inger’s i Machine Agency, 502 9th street. 3 doors north of Penn. av. __163-1m’ IAN VASSBRS and CABRIBRS WANTED for C juire st 316 \y22-Ate _moy 18-tf W ‘ivtruction cutie plano forte. Bost of rof- See Noes. 4 plyat No. 525 H at. Det OR SALE—On long time. three LOTS, each 24 feet front, on I at., by 114 feet cece opposite Franklin §.u0are, D. M. LAUREN je 17 tf No. 63 K at., corner of 25th. RAME HOUSE, 21 FBET WI AND ground for gale, on Montgomery, u: Bridge Btreet; $500, Inq at 153 G street. near isth, Washington city. 16-1m*_ FS SALE—The good will and fixtures of a STORE on 9th street, under Seaton Hall, Also. a small stock of MILLINERY GOODS, In: quir the premises, or 522 Pennsylvania ave. je.14-eotf EASE OF HOUSE No. 484 61a STREBT FOR 4 SALE at s bargain, or will be rented if ap- plied for immediately. Fox further information app! on the premises between the hours ofliand 30 clock. as above, By immediate attention you can get a bargain. jel4-Im* OR SAL¥—A PLATFORMBOAER, suitable for - yal 10. enn: avenue between 2st and 220 strecte. Jer-Im™ ABDEN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES four miles {rom Washington, one and-a-half miles from Rock Creek Qhurch, every acre in a high state of cultivation. he improvements srea TWO STORY PRAME HOUSE. Barn, and all out-houses necessary to s comfortable country residence, and fronts on the main( Diggs’) road ; is well fenced with yor Be stu uccamey Sit te end haan fe e above preperty will be fo e in- vestment, and worthy the attention of porsons desirous a pleasant country Fr lence. _ nen ty octet, of meadow, the balance in vegeta- bles, w: a splendid crep of frait—comprising, Pears, Apples, Cherries, &c will be given immediately, should the ry the growing crops, together with ‘eerark the fates. oos Decemaryand now w 5 my30-2m" EMANUSE LACEY. 6th aNTS HAND FORNITURG, W e aes EPRTS. BEDS, BED ING-and HOUEMTURNISHING GG008 Sterery eipon, B. é Cc. 06 Tth street, 4 and He east side. gg HEALD’S AMERICAN BRASS BAND itrin, 1.4. HEAL: iu TED EXTRACT IU. #5 the Great ic. Lr ie vaitirtasasata tate BR GREAT OAPTAL itary Ocndition of New York fe Jules , Par. S., M. J. Nepoleon ‘apoleon’s Julius Oxrsar. cheap edition, ‘ sng Abouts of Washington. Best- He: Oy. ulia Bavansgh. hee et gas ANOE TAYLOB. FLUID EXTRACT BU 1g tanta aud odon free fey al end in ite roy Dz, GOODS! DRY GOODS!!—FOR 10 DAYB! ‘OB 10 DAYS!!—Intend moving to Bi a Bhall sell off the entire stock without re- ard to cost, consisting of Bi Bilke. a » Gi i do Grainy iinotata, Silk Uipeatars ¥ Goats, Favping. fall line of White F o kod and Barred Brlllianta, ‘Dames by lapkins, Flanoels in eolors,’ Dress 8, leach and Brown Cottons, A large as- sortment hawis, a8 low a8 $1.50; Black Bt Bhawis, $3, Coat, BO: Woop Skirts, cheaper er. early and | ee RiNttrarren Je 20-58 * "Three doors from G street, G* EN. Just received Dew ogee ent of the best kind REN icin ane a ray 30-1m* “rh tavo JM2780P0L iran MABKaT. NOTION TO HOUSEEREPEES. 4 has re-opened the Metropoli - ketant pill Koop constantly on baud cena sortment of ycegtpblen, Fre . Butter. saa PTAC Une “Be erpscticiy slices igen Setronace from the pote Je2-Im Foeare were NEW DRY GOODS AN’ AN & WHEEROY BTORRY GOODE AND Mo 399 7th st, between K and L sts. norti, MOBAN'R The Man, my3i 4 BY GRS2N & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, FOURTEEN RUALDING, LOTS ON THE NAVY YARD BAST AT AU 5 On MONDAY. the 31 di ror guy o'clock p. m,, on lnk aed igh tre sete ani atreeta it south. All to be sold without recerrans | ret Title indisputable, Terms: One-third eash; balance in 6 and 12 months, secured by # deed of trust on the premi Ses; $25 will be required down on each Lot when the property: is Knocked off. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the purchaser’s cost. 3e°26-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anrts. su OF GOVBRNMBNT- HORSES. QUARTERMASTER GE: RAL'S OFFIC, First Divisiom, om City, June 26, 195. pe EET the month jidder, ul i aces ramed below. via: Sh ine owes - WEDNESDAY, Jaly5, . O., FHORSDAY, Juiy 6, IBSEORO, D. O.. PRIDAY, July 7, and on TUESDAY, THURSDAY ‘and FRIDAY of each week thereafter, YORK. PA. FRIDAY. MIPFFYLINTON. WILLIAMSPO! IDAY. July 7, PA., FRIDAY. guly 7. RT. Pa. (Ae AY, Jaly 12, uty li, i 28. N. DEL. SATO RDAY July 29, BALTIMORE, MD.. MONDAY, July 31, Two huadred CAVALRY HORSES each day for read and farming purposes, anny good bargains may be had. Horses sol@ Bales to commence at 10 ® m. Terms cash, in United Stetes currency. JAMES A BKIN, al incharge Je 26 6t ion Q. M. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct; Georgetown, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E5- TATE IN GRHORGBTOWN. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Gocrt of the District ef Columbia.dated the 16th day of Ma: 1865, and passed inacertain oaase therein depend- ing. in which R. B. Clarke was complainant, and Maria Clarke and cthers defendants, (the same bo- ing cause No. 36!, Bquity Docket No.7) the subseri- ber will offer for sale on TUESDAY AFTERNOON the 2th instant, all the right, title, interest and estate of the complainant and defendants in and to Lots Nos, 207. 28, and the north 60 feet of Lote Nos, 250 and 251, in Beall’s addttion to Georgetown, Lots Nos. 27 and 208 front each 60 feet on the south side of West street, at the corner of Green, andare 120 feet in depth. Pho north 6) feet of Nos. 250 and 951 front on the west side of Green street, Bear West, by 12) feet imdepth. Tre above prover sy will be sold in lots of 30 feet each, free ‘rom the widow’s dewer, and out of the proceeds orp aaa all outstanding tax titles will be re- To persons wishing building lets in the most desirable locality in Georgetown. this sale offers inducements rarely presented. The property ia located at the foot of the famed Heights of Geerze- town, im the immediate neighborhood of the resi- dences of Henry D. Cooke and A. H. Dodge, Bsqs, Major R. P. Dodge, and the late Hunry C. Mat- thews. Phe sale will commence at half- past five creloeksien Lot No. 207, and be adjourned from oo) 10 ie ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by decree: One- third eash; the residue in two equa! instalments ae BS and twelve months, with interest from day of sale. All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. x the purchasers do not comely with the terms of sale within five dave after sale, the trustee zeaeEyes abariaee to resell at the cost and risk rehasers. on tie pare*3. CARTER MARBURY. Trustes, _sel6-3taws&edn PHOS. DOWLING. Auct, ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers; B ¥ At the Horse Bazaar, 98 venue, METROPOLITAN POLICE SALE. One small brown Mule, marked "3.0.70 !9r th Satrey 22cthaxth Stray on the 4th inst., will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash. at the Bazaar, No, 95 Louisians avenue,on FAURSDAY, Jaly 6th, 1865, at 10 o’clock a.m , unless the owners thereof pall previously furnish to the Property Clerk of the District, at his office, 483 10th street wprtieridence of such Ownership, y order. GEO. B. HERRIOK, Property Clerk. je 24-3t WM. L. WALL e°C6. Aucts. YJ. 0. McG@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT SALE AT THE U.8.T - Y EXTENSION. pages On FRIDAY MORNING. June 29, commencing at 1 o'clock, we shall ‘atthe US. Troasury tbe following articles, viz : » Frames and Transoms 57 old Window F Lot of Tennecsee Marbine eaai(alazen) Lot of sid Barbie Mantel ot of o! ‘a t- Let ofoldBlate 25" z WILMINGTO Brevet Brigadier oa ist $f Lot of old Cast fron Window Guards Lot of old Lamp Po: nd Lamps Lot of old Grates, G: fronts and Fenders Lot ef old Wrought, Sheet, and Cast Iron. Terms Cash in Government funds By order of ISAIAH ROGERS, Supervising Architect, je B-1w J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE FARM OF 100 AORES OF LAND, AND HOUBEHOLD’ FURNITURE AT AUOTIO On WEDNBBSDAY. the 23th instant, at 120’clock all sell, on the premines. that valuable ‘arm mging to John KR, Condons, about two anda half milesfrom the Capitol, adjoining the farms of Misses Youn, 4 Li ston, near Stoneman, overt avy Yard Bridge. To any ren wishing a rable farm and market gar- en combined, this place offers rare indueements, The improvements consist of a fine three-story Brick Dwelling and tenant house, stable. = riage, and corn house, all built within t! last five years. There is a valuable grist mill und never failing stream of water running through the property. There are abort t' ity five acras of prime meadow 5 remainder is well adapted to farming and garden purposes. The ter portion of this land is now covered with grain and vegetables, alsoa fine orchard of the choicest fruit, This land will be sold subdivided into two parte, or all together. The whole farm is enclosed by a fine wire fence. Title good and unincumbered. Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in one and two years, for notes bearing interest and se- cured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur- chaser’s cost. de let ed at @ property no o not Bomplied with within ten sale, the owner reserves the ri to resell at the risk and cost of the defau!tin, rohaser. After the sale of the farm. we shall proceed to sell two work Horses, one Qolt and two good . market, and road eros. horse cart, square top -bagay. and all kinds of harness; ming Utensils, consisting of ploughs. harro’ cultivators, hoes, spaies, rakes, shovels, &¢., &c. Household turni: ture, Sosmining ef’ mahogany sofas, chairs, rock ers, tables, feather bed: ows, mattresses, beddi bedsteads, lounges, washstands, kitchen requis nd many other articles which we deem upnece ary to enumerate, ore OM. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y Q@REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers V. AL CHANCERY SALE OF ALUABLN BE. By virtue of a decree ef the Supreme Court of the District of Oolumbia, dated on the 2ist day of May. A. D. 1264, passed in acertain cause (NO. 1800) ding in said Court, between J: . Cassin, rustee, complainant, and John Williams defend- $i the undersigned. T: will, on THURS- AY, the 22d day of June, A. D, 1335, at 6 o’clock p, m., in front of the premises, pro: to re-sell all that Lot of ground situate in the city of Wash- ington and ict of Columbia, known and desig- nated as Lot numbered 5; also, the east 7 feet and 8 inches front Lot numbered ‘15, in said square, together with the improvements on said Lot and Bare, of Lot, consisting of a large three-story rick House, with back building; the house has, however, recently been considerably damaged by fire The property is situate on north Ki street, be- Sugen. bth and 27th streets west, fronting 57 feet and 8 inches on K street, and extending back with that uniform width (57 feet 8 inches) 109 feet 10 inches, to & public alley, The terme of sale are: One-third cash, (of which th ired to pay down at th time of De, iH @ balance ‘te e paid ie two, ual installments at six ive months from the day on sale; said to bear interest om reserves tto re-sell th Brovert the risk and cofy af ine Sefaul rm cRtser by advising le mes in ‘dai newspapers published in said city of ancing stam: st the coat of th mene one a. LAaKE z Trustee. rf - GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. my 31-3tawsw&ds a7 THE ABOVE SALE IS PuBTPONED ON; til WEDNBBDAY, July 5th, at the same hour an a By order of the Trustee. Stawdds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. adie oman WAT bt Sige Baie HANGING done in the most Prevork deus io the country, st el 971 Pa.ev., bet. loth and Us stairs. lace. vie 23- one, : WANTS: AUCTION SAL, —$—$ $ THI8 AFTERNOON 4ND 10-MORBOW. ¥ Jas, O. MeGUIRE & OO, Auctionsers, GHT BUILDING LOTS MABL Om TUESDAY APTS! » Jane 13t! o’cloek, on she promises, we 1 sali, 8 @: Building Lots, fronting’ respectively ‘on so! ted pte a! lth street eat, et the corner of these These lots are finely located for sig pu regis. nary *quare east of the Marine = crma: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 Le meuthis, with iaterent, socused bys deed of eWOBye7Ances and stamps at the cost of the pur- era 4. 0. Mc@UIRE & 00., Aucts. e7-THE ABOVE SALE Ig POSTPONED IN Scgeequeen Ot t ‘ee un) 1 Uwspe , June jele-d 3. 0. McGUIRE & OO. Aucts. S7THE ABOVE SALB IS FURTHER POST- wars in consequence of the rain until MON DAY. th ee LJ same hour and place. DAS 0. MOGUIRE & CO., ucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GUARDIAN’S SALE OF UNIMPROVED LOT! Pe sGhOORE, QUO, ATRABT RORTH BRE QITY OF WASHINGTON, D ©. i By virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Court of she county of Washington, in the District of Oo- lumbia, approved by the Supreme Oeurt of said District, sitting in chancery,and passed im the matter cf the petition of the guardian to. the im: fant child of John T Laskey, late of said pat A deceased, the undersigned qeardinn will, on MON- DAY, June 25, 1865, at do’clock p. m.,in front of the premises, offer for sale, at public auction, the lots of ground situated in the city o: Washington. .C.. Known as Lots Nos. $and 5,in » of Bquare No.87. The lots front 45 fee! inches on © street north, between 2)th and 2ist iene extend back with that uniform width 4" feet. Terms of sale: One half cash; balgnce in three and six months, fcr which the purchaser will be required to give his notes beating interest from the day cf sale. If the terms of sale are not complied with within fivedays from th of sale, the guardian re- serves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon giving five days notice by advertisement in some newa- paper published in said city of such resale, All conveyancing and revenu to beat the cost of the purchaser or purchase! ARY A. MOTHBRSHB. uardian, _Jel7-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y¥ JAS. O. McGUIRE & OO,, Auctioneers. THREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH B STREET, BETWEEN 6 7TH STREETS WEst. coun On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June i3th, o’clock, on the premises, we shall offer at sale, Lots Nos. 5), 31, and 32, im subdivision of Square No. 452, fronting cach 25 feet on south B street, between 6th and ‘th streets west, and run- ning back about W) feet to 25 feet wide public These lots are finely located for private rasi- dences, overlooking the Smithsonian and Armor: Square grounds easy of access by the 7th stree! pesenase cara, and at a convenient distance from he Center Market. Terms ; One-fourth cash; the remainder in 6, 1%, and 18 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Convevancen and stamps @t the cost of the pur- chaser. jesda 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 7 THE ABOVE SALB IS POSTPON til TUMBD AY. um 2th, same hour and pl consequence 0 @ Taio. jeltd J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Ancts, 82- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHBR POST- oned in consequence of the rain until WRDNES- yee AFTERNUON, 23th June, same hour and ace. Piew-dts J.C. Mc@UIBE & 00., Aucta. PRYJ. 0. MoGUIRN & CO., Auctioneers, STORY BRIOK DWELLIN THRER STORY BRICK DW! @ HOUBE. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 25, at six o’clock p.m.,onthe premises, we shall seli part of Lots 2 and 3, in subdivision of Lot 5, 8a 518, tegether with the improvements, consis’ of a Three-Story Brick Dwelling House. contain- ing seven rooms, situated and being No. 565, south side H, near theeorner of Sth. _ - Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve months ate ce aseciieire saa ; ni mps at pure . eae iad aoe oc. ReUlEE & 0O., Aucts. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, LOUBEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIO SALE, PRG OE OM ey al o'clock. we shall 5: : e bi¥a"halicabeth Clark, No. 317 @ street, betwese, 12th and J3th streets all the Household, Purni- ture and Housekeeping Bflects, consistin, General assortment of Housekeeping requisites, Terms cash, Je 23-dts J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Bouth cerner Penn. ay. and Ninth street. AUCTION SALE OF GROOBRIES, TOBAGO, BOOTS AND SHOMS; BU Demat Gs TUBADAY MORNING, 27th i n 27 its % ing at 10 o’clock, we will sell at the Auctiom Rooms, a Sutler’s stock, embracing— peo ane Shoes Drees ee took juspenders. nives, ars, e1 le Cherrons, Military Buttons, &o, saat ALSO, Cases Champagne. Claret, Old Bourbon Buit's Old Kentucky Bourbon Whisky Gases California Wine and Brandy, embracing An- gelica, Muncatel and Port Boxes Pepper, Coffee, Mustard, Indigo Boxes Self-raising Flour 9 barrels Cakes and Crackers. Kegs Butter and Tripe. ALSO, Boxes snd Caddies Navy and other Chewing To- Quintals lavoy Fine Chewing Tobacco ligars, varieus brands Barrels Gibson’s, Parker’s, N. Good’s, and other brands Whisky - Quarters and Octave Br ~ ly, Gin, &e. AL Some fine Lynehburg Tobacco. Large ict Small Stores and Fancy Goods, 3 large Tents, &c. ifn articles in the Grocery line. Jone many Other Oe WALL & 00., Aucts, Y¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AND BUILDING MATERIAL AT AUOTION, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 27th, at & o’clock, I will sell. in front of the premises, the northeast part of Lot No. 7 of the Slip in @ ‘ge town, fronting 82 feet 5 inches on the south side of West street. between Congress and High sta., and ronDing back 105 feet. All the building ma- terial saved from the fire, part of which can be seen on the premises and part at the Presbyterian Chureh, will be mold with the Toke ee on ‘erms: One-half cash; balance tha. with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the roperty, POdavevancing and stamps at the cost of the bare aa THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION BALE OF Wo BUILDING LOTS It On FRIDAY, the 23d instant, at 8 o’clook, m we shall sell, in front of the premises, part af Ldf 21 in Square 171 17th street, between M an the railroad 24th street, between I and K streets, 22 inches front, running back the depth to an alley. eel gGbtod tc teed ut tran onthe pret months,sceu: ry a deed eo! on thep % ‘All Oomveyamcing and Revenue stamps at the purchaser’s je 19-dts GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. STEREO SAiA IG ROPEPONAD UNTIL ants sat ; TURBDAY, 2th OMBEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. Y J. O. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, A.GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION ON NORT: STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 27th, at 6 inehes on D street nerth, between Sixth an one hundred and twenty feet ten and one inches to an alley two feet and gisven and one-half inc h- ei opening ona thirty-feet paved alley, togsther with’ the improvements, consisting of s B Building, containing five rooms a basement. This property is elteibly situated for rehase @ busin 4 sarc of Buch. The property wil be sold by the it rn on third cash; balance in six an@ ° 1B. “Oonvey anc.ng and stamps at purchasers ex- Sear J. 0. McGUIBE & 00.. Aucts, REEN & WIL! auctioneers, B* e on Bee tin eset, corner of D. v 7 _HOUBEHOLD AND EXETIGHBN FURNITURE AT AUCTION. On WEDN. JAY, 23th instant, at 10 o’olock A. M., we will sell, af the northeast corner of 9th an: streets went, No. 496, & large assortment o! a E str Marie tp getter ‘Botan, Onstor, Rocking and nbs ‘Walnut, and Painted oe aa “ ” ch ad rablew. gecesi Bedi Tapestry els, reo-tiys and Ingrais e ‘ze wie many other articles which we deem un- Becestary enu! le ey oH od condition, This Furniture is iy Yursitare would do well Zermecath. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ened VP _QRREN & WILLIAMS, Ancts._ THING OF 5 IS A JOY FOREVER. A. Fresyoserdenre gaiianey of eomulras: ube