Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1866, Page 3

~w@ AMOSEMENTS,. &c , TO-NIGHT GRovan's.—The Cantata of “The Flower Queen, or the Coronation of the Rose,” by the yeung bedties of the Second District School. at Grover’. this evening, is expected to be a br uant afoar, The floralexlibition will be eoced wh fine effect, and the chorus will be €'¥en efi rently by more than fifty voices. St. Pavi’s Cuvecn, corner of Hand 1th Good music. & choice variety of edi- and pleasant company, are a part of the 2 aract at the strawberry festival soon to eburch. ¥ CUAPEL. corner of Sth and F sts.— setions at the strawberry festival in re room of this church, are safficient > a he feet to insure the gratitications of all visitors. Istaxn HALL —Music, tableaux, as Collection of paintings, choice eatable: LOUrteou- attendance, all to be enjoyed and Holl, where the fair and festival for the benefit of the 7th street Presbyterian Charch is in progress. Cantererey.—tif you take pleasure in good. Music, with the attractions of the ballet added, &nd desire to laugh and grow fat, call at this Popoilar place of amusement. ° Tur National Bank oF THE Metrorotts. A mischievous telegram in the New York Tribune trom Washington, to the effect that the National Bank of the Metropolis of this City Was in difficu'ty, seems to have created no little excitement in New York. The Commercial Advertiser of last evening says “Wal! street is excited finder vague ramors of bank fsiiures. A despatch tothe Tribune, to the effect that the National Bank of the Me- t Washington, ts in difliculty, is d into the failure of that institution: then. by & confounding of names, the failure of the National Metropolitan Bank, of that city, Was Announced; and next, rumor, by in- ‘rence, jumped to the conclusion that two ks 19 this city were in difficulty, said banks beng the agents of the two Washington insti. tutions, and one of them the largest institution in this city. “Tbe whole affair appears to have arisen out ef a misrepresentation on the partof the Tri- buneagentat Washington. Dispatches have been received bere by several parues from Wa ngtom this morning, denying the Tri- bune’s Statement. It appears that about the une of the failure of the Merchants’ National Rack, the Government disbursing officers rew from the National Bauk of the Metropo- his sbeut one million dollars, the demand be- ptly met through the use of securities owned by the bank. “ sequently, an o al inquiry into the non of the bank instituted, and last the Comptroller prouounced the bank in ly sound condition. The correspond- ent bank im this city know of no reason why be Washington bank should be in diflicalty, snd have had no Sdvices indicating anything e¢ kind. Reamor made a blunder in attrib- the First National, that bank anger the agent of the Bank of the Croten National Bank is now the { bank, but e understand has = toit from the Washington in- rapy with which these ru- the earnestness with which they ed, and the effect upon the stock ustrate the extreme sensitiveness of ive to the standing of the na- Stock operators attribute the e report to the famous speculator ruse for bear purposes: the infer- ? patural, but we are not aware uy trath in it.” = TRICT - VoLUNTEERS.—The first g of the District Volunteers was exening, at Temperance Hall, the ol. Jas. A. Tait, im the chair, and Y oung secretary. sl committee on the proposed re- hic made a report, recommend- eunion take place at the 7th street etme in July, on which occasion it Jos. H. Bradley, Esq., will deliver id pt ed by the Chair, Major Clark, and it was desirable that some time et when it would not interfere with ' from the Soldiers and Sailors Fair, progress. port of the committee was received, he whole matter was referred back to the * Which was mereased to ten, to necessary arrangements. uttee appointed at the last mret- we whether the President's order to giving the preference to soldiers in the governmental departments, «= carried out, stated that they were un- make a full report. but could state that generstiy the order Bad not been carried into effect. Une of the committee stated that he had urderstood that the order was adhered to at the Government Printing Office, and another jed the statement. It was also atthe Navy Yard proper the or- er was strictly carried out, but that recently Ry arge from the ordnance side of the ye discharged soldiers were dismissed whi ie men who bad not been in the service were retained. One of the committee read from te report of the Secretary of the Treasury to Congress, in answer to & resolution, a state- Ment +howing that M2 males and 124 females were employed who reside in this District, and of this number but 17 were reported as having been in the service. In one bureau where there were about 150 persons employed there were but four soldiers. The committee were granted farther time. After about fifteen honorable discharged sol- diers had been admitted to membership and the trausaction of some other business of no public interest, the meeting adjourned. ——_o—_—_- Ropseny aNd ATTEMPTED MuRDER.—The Alexandria Gazette says that on Wednesday night, about 10 o’cleck, six negro men from the Freeamen's Village, at Arlington, after failing to obtain, by means of talse representa- Uons, 3 quiet entrance into the house of James Mertbur, which is situated on the west side of the Washington iurnpike, just beyona Four- mile Run, kicked open the door, and, after knocking down Merthur, and shooting his wife through the right breast, robbed the bouse of its entire contents. They tried to choke Mrs. Merthur to death before they shot ber. The one who knocked Merthur down was told to kill him. They fired at a litile girl—Mertbur’s daughter—who was shrieking trom the window. So intent were the villains, bowever, upon thieving, and so fearfal were they that one would steal more than another, that Mertbur was allowed to escape, and he making off rapidly tothe neighboring house for asestance, they became alarmed and hastily decamped. Mrs. Merthur recognized two of them, who had been in the habit ef coming to the house for milk, and who had, before kick- ing Open the door, tried to obtain an entrance into the house, a} acre oe of buying more milk. Officer Cb: wh's squad of negro soldiers, tarnished Lee, started for A » Thorsday AE to arrest the two who are known, and, if possible, to cap- ture the entire six. eA more brutal attempt to rob and murder it has rarely been our prov- ance to record. —o—— CHARGE oF ay igre ri cagpad last the residence of Mr. C. Belt was entered by thieves who Racine ransacked the drawn Sway jewelry and clothing which they selected: awa: an wi y se The tact was to Detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt, who yesterday arrested a man named Wm. Smith on _ tg Ree pepe and myo ing for the property found it at a pawn office where it had been pawned by Smith. The: carried their prisoner before Justice Morse! who sent him to jail for further noone. In the search for the goods the Detectives found at another pawn office three mourning dresses, one trimmed with white lace, three shawls, one a mourning shawl, a ladies salt and pep- per colored coat, and one gents light coat, all pawned by Smith, which are held at police headquarters to be identi! fied. ——_e—_—. A Hes®ayp In DispuTe—Yesterday, Su- sana Garner was arrested by officer Uurand on the charge of making threats of violence towords Rebecca Miles, and she was taken before Justice Walter. It appeared that Su- sana basa husband who does not live with her, and she c! with eni harges Rebecca ticing him from her and also with making threats towards her. Justice Walter held Hyd bail to keep the peace. Immediately on the conclusion of this case Susana char; becca with threats, and officer Grant ted ber, when she was also held to bail by the Justice ninth Gea WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN AND ALEXAN- pRIA RatLaoap—We have received from Messrs. Stevens and Phelps, leesees of this road, 4 note, contradicting the statements afloat in the papers that an inj tion had been eranted affecting the operations of the road. They sey « no such transaction has taken place to our knowledge, and we have no reason to believe such great inyustice will be attempted ou the part of any one.” oe HY™eN(AL.—Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Wm. B. Reed, of te Paymaster General’s Office, and Miss Katie Schneider, daughter of A. Schneider, Esq. of the First Ward, were married atthe English Latheran Chareh, by Rev. Dr. J. G. Batler. After the ceremony po oy oe couple were accompanied to the many of their friends, and left in the ‘ Sper train for 2 tour to the Lakes. dint Reat Estate Sates, by J. C. McGouire & Co.. Auctioneers.—Part lots 5 and 6 in sor 75, on East Capitol street, to N. Phelan cents per foot. A frame dweiling and lot on 1, between 4b and Sh streets, to . Bos- wed for $1,425. Drsorpgraty Cuitprey.—Yesterday officer Clements, of the Pitta he eerogonreny five boys, rang.ng from 12% 15 ¥ w went t the pes of Alex. Cole,and behaved in an outrageous manner, breaking bis property, | and abnsing him with profane language. Jus- | fee Cull fined each 81%. There is hope th t | three of them may be reformed, but of two of the party there isno hope. The house of ¢ pr- rection Would hardly change their hanits They gave their names as_ Samuel and Frank- lin Kesthby, Geo. Scott. Geo. Henzarline, and Taten Shins. EsTimaTE oF RATIONS.—The A‘sistant Com- micioner of Freedmen’s Affairs in this district estimates the rations which it will be neces: to issue to the freedmen of the district during the month of Jun 6,000 full rations, payment for which will be secured by liens on the crops; to employees and Jaborers, 350; and rations to dependents, 22,00; total, 29.350. This estimate inciuies children sick in hospital, aged and infirm in Alexandria, Fairfax, and Loudon PRESENTATION SWORD VoTr.—The follow- ing is the number of votes cast up to 11 o'clock + at the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans’ Pair. in electing @ recipient tor the sword to be presented to the officer a greatest number of votes: a O. O. Howard, 55; General Hancock, General Sheridan, 9: General W. T. Sbocmas, 4; General Meade, 1; seattering, ©. sore. CITY ITEMS. ee: THE MaGic Focuntatn.—This celebrated soda fountain so longgknown as “Julihn’s,”’ near Willards, is now located in the Ladies Soda Saloon, corner 15th street and Pennsyl- vania avenue ——— ARRIVED at Prigg’s Dollar Store, 438 Penn. sylvania avenue, mourning lvory and Pearl Cuff buttons, Ladies large Necklaces with Cross; also, Roman Pearl and fancy colored Beads. ———— A CovuGH, Cold, or Sore Throat, requires immediate attention. as neglect oftentimes re- sults in some incurable Lung Disease, “Brown's Bronchial Troches” are a simple rem- edy, and will almost invariably give imme- diate relief. eo Harvey & Co., 259 Peunsylvania avenue, between 9th and I eis a variety of delicacies of the season served. Soft and Hard Crabs in profusion: .obsters, Clam &c., im every diep in and look over » my By the result of on Monday last, the 4th sbare in the fortunes ot y wiser and better men than myself, who though denied the wreath of victory, neverthelees enjoyed the higher _Privile; of laboring to deserve 4t. Th erred to, being the first time ame has ever heen connected with a canvass, and my varied employ:nents nost impractica- for me to mingle extensively, with the ot my fellow citizens, on the eve of the ny other time, I have reason to fied with the hberal support which SO generously extended to me, and for which lam unfeignedly gratetul. The pop- ular verdict, th endered, adverse been tomy own aspirations or the ny friends, will not in the slightest degree di- minish my zeal for the advancement of the Substential interests of “the working classes” or Jesson my earnest exertions to mote and enlarge the usefulness of «the Public S-bools,” wpon which my time and la- in my appointea sphere. pave hitherto sost cheerfully and gratuitously be- Vith una ed respect, I remain ttetul and obliged fellow-citizen, JAMES PATTERSON TUSTIN. Washington City, June S, 1866, uw citizens of the Fi the Municipal election, ave been calied to Buy your Paper Collars for 30 cents abox at } Petinsylvania avenue. ° STE2NGR, BUT TRUE.—That corns, bnnions, bad rails, etc., can be removed without pain. © be convinced cll at Dr. White's Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 4% and 6th streets. ——— 6 ees. Corns, Bunions, Ulub and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- a hours from 8a. m. to5 p. m., and 6 to8 p.m. MARRIED, O’DRISCOLL—DALEY. At 8t Aloysius Qhurch on Tuesday evening, the Ee fastens, & y the Rev'd. BF. Wiget. 84) .. Captain O DEBISCOLL, of the Both N.Y" Vales) Meagher's Icleb Brigade} to ELIZABETHA. DALEY, daughter of Euge’ Daley, of this city. PERKINS—MEERILAT. On Suet, Ts - stant at the parsonage of Weal ley Ohare! Bev F. ase, Mr: JOHN iKINB of Breskiyp N.Y. to Mise, MOLLIE BRI- LAT. of Washington, D. 0. REED-SCHNEIDER. On the 7th instant. by the Rev. J. George Butler, at the English Lather. an Church, WILLIA ED to Mies KATIE Anveldest “dnughter of A. Sehpelders Baw + all of as city. SMITH SHREVE. On the 7th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Purrington. of this city. Mr. L. SM. SMITH, of Penn's, to Miss MARY G. ‘SHBEVE, o1 ary PROCTOR-HALL On the Tth instant, by the Rev. Dr. Hep hati at Cahvon: Baptist Ohurch. Mr, FRANKLIN. M ‘OB to Miss FANNIE HALL .all of this ae COCHRAN—LONG. @n the 7th instant, at the residence of Colonel Jacob M. Long N. ity, fark Bev. Mr Bourne, GEO Ww COCH- Rava sshington, D. no ROSE M. LONG, SAUTER This morning about half past ten pe ERE FLORENCE, geuanter of Mich- acl J ary 2 nter, The nt ves and friends of the family are re- spectivily Sasieed to attend ‘her funeral from the residence of her grandmother, No. 292 7th street, between L and M streets, to-morrow afternoon at four o'clock. WANTS. ence a ge i Saat V ) ANTED—Two good DRESSMAKERS at a 26 Pa. avenve, between 24! Bone but competent hands need 6; ly. je8 ang ee Sie ay 4 Burse. at No. 399 Datreet, betwoon 9th and 10th site's. Mares oup Fs FEMALES of all trades wanted ‘hm pivy! Ee oy ence Uffice, corner nthe at. Pa ave., Room siairs, ¢ over the National Brpress Uftice. Laz Corns WANTED—Wantel, at Bridge street, Georgetown, & pa) ie LepY, to attend aCiger Store. Appiy afte "elock. p- mm. today. Good references are reautred. war ARTBD—A good, Practical MILLINER to @ emall establishment, doi: ke a food & business. on ithe shares. A rare chance mae 2 competent yerson, Address Box 34, oun f= je 8- ICKLAYERS SANTED Finicog BRICK- LAY ERs wanted immediately. 4 so per id to good HU Seehnare yen, Indes ot HOw GEL, orsad) pitts Cue. Pose. eaoge cee — a 7s = F street, between 13th and lath streets, —Three good CARPENTERS; x0 oth- ls t. work in Georgetown. In- BYNION. ————______BYNIow._ Wines SITUATION as a Cierk in @ , Considerable experience in door Knowledze of business Address for three days chy ¥ Post 0 Office. Je 7-38" W fe atverien SITUATLUN aschambermaid _ American girl who understands her bi horoughly LARPly for two days, at wer 1 north K st. bet. 4th and 25th sta A Se Oe i7-2* AX GENTLEMAN WILLING TO USE HIS influence in getting an ano ({igcherged Rinrecte detente aa Gy, Sonld Soot. a ya fo ie Tf ‘e ILETAMS. Port Uftice iid | ta B IOKLAY BBS WANTKED— Wanted immedi- ely, fan 0) os clase Bad Brick Workmen. of WISE & OALLAHAN, at Smithsonian inst tute, or at naval magazine. Je 6 eot™ W ANTED—Two respectable girls wisn 31Tv A- TIONS in « private fawily; one as cook, baad other as chambe . A recommendation of five years given, ly at the sontheast eorner of F Borecgh = First etreet 16 6 as 50 WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSUN SOO one oil beans SITUATION for. 3 wou ded soldier in one of the Goverument De partments, as Messenger or Watchman. The best of recommen: ee pe given. Address, for three da; is offiec. J V JASTED IMMEDIATEL bree first class CARPENTERS None others need apply. BAKRUN & SMITHSON, Builders, _je 5-5t™ Let south, between + und oth ste WwW ANTED— SEOOND HAND CLOTHING of sll descriptions Good prices will be ot if bronght at 697th street, Island, between G. Washington. 306 Tt" WANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies’ and Gents’ OL mains, or any articles of valine, FULTON & CO 8, Pawnbrokers, 602 oh orlir' of Bes avenue’ nd 500 groas of Porter Corks, je? ws 7 D —We want to buy choic and valaa- he HOUSES for Gonerensnon-ann ohn, Also. several small HOUSES ani LOT for east, Alto, a bumber of sas FARMS ‘near thecity, r enc om S300 to GS.0W enc: BLLs #'t0.. my 19 Im Oorner 10th and F streets WASTED Everybody £o call and see the BARTLETT $25 SEWING MACHINE It will do any kind of work. Itis madefa the best manner and wares for three years. IL. P. LIBBEY, Jeweller, Ageut for the District of 0: — “7th at., bet. D and E. {MENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- rivate family or restaurant. Fs sth street, No 313. mhs FOR SALE AND RENY. K Ol EENT—In the Star Office Building, at the corner of Penusy:vania avenue acd lith street, & number of excelient and conveniently situated LODGING ROOMS. Terms low. Inquire B. BAKER, at the Star Offic my FOR SALE AND RENT. OB KENI—The three-eto: ok HOU! F ao. a6 pen street, between end 5 ne OR SALE CH Fk Ry oe house aud fo Sate waterea and m‘les from Culpeper gi? tb street. between N and O. Fos RENT Brick DWELLING Bi in fine order, between B and C streets north be i Scent flit mene aaa NIOHOLA: NORE i ae Fe UFO TOUR UUARLE FARM. ity AND IMPLEMENTS. AT AGRESTBARGS Ti Aawennte Mansion, sarns, ae Fa 12 Acresof Land. ni niac nd wll Outbuildi: : jes from Magion streams of ane oe Wisner of Oats, 15 in Corn, 3 in Potatoes, will be o Is racks Stock foF aoe the Crops, Imple- Terms ly to D. Pag WELLS & O00. Auctioneers al Rote\ te Brokers, northwest cor. 10th and F stree' ar eth Wood alone will more than gb Be \e Nice, UNFURNISHED BOOMS for r = c= to $8 per month, at the corner of 2d street and Penn avenue, north side. 307-3" POR RENT BUIOK HOUSE coreee 0 frost avenue JOUNSTUN. No 37S beons. avenue. ye 7-3t* Fo? RENT—Three story BRICK HOUSE, 491 H street; between sth ee ae and water. Rent $0. ‘Apply to Mra, © 502 n street. je 7-2t* Fo. RENT—Three or four nice ROOMS, fur- nished or unfurnished No. 326 C atreet, between 434 and 6th streets. Rent reasonable ant a we good tensnt OR BENT- Four anfurnished ROOMS, euit- able for boas ing, and PARLOUR main building of the house, No. 337 zit «treet between H and I. je 7-3t" Vj o#= THAN TWO THOUSAND FARMS by THE SOUTHERN BEAL ESTATE Co., 927th street. containing reoms, with Bi Stavie aad Carriage House attached. Location particularly desirable for the summer months. Apply at 350 K street, between 12h {OR RENT. )USE, newly painted and papered, on Penn avenue cast, bet. 9th and 10th ets.. opposite new Marine Hos Pitai, one square from passenger railroad For terms inquire 83 Bridge et., Georgetown. je7-3t" © LET—That neatly furnished HOUSE of six rooma, with water and gas and neat yard, No, 51 Dunbarton street. Georgetown. Rent ‘only 80 To commeuce June 15th. ee rae to p.m, FS RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE— No. 297, 1n the row on I street, near isth. Immedia 6 possession given Apply at his fice, in Rigg’s & Co,’s Banking House, toAL HYDE. Jez st" | Sige: RENT—A three story BRICK HOU! ‘h street, between L and M oro, nitable o red or Spire house. Inqu of Mr. ir KE Lies NAN,No. 75, corner of iith and E streets, i )R_RENT—Three-and-a-balf story BalUK DWELLING HOUSE, 356 H street, between 13th and lith streets, eight room: cellar, gas and Water Posse:sion given immediateiy. Inquire on the premises, between 8 and la. m., or 4 sot 6 _ie pm Hf ai LET—A northern family about to ret home will transfer their LEASE of a eleven reom Brick House, and tell part of their FURNITUBE. The house is lecated near Per syivapia avenue and the departments, fall of boarders. Addrces W. F. MOSELEY, Washing- ton, D. GO, je7-3t" 4 ie BENT—Two PARLOR: EXTENSION, fronting on Pa ave, sui je for dentist of fice or show rooms. Forrentlow. Inquire at LS Market Space, up stairs, Je6 lw* For RENT—Noat BRICK HOUBE on north K street, between 9th and 10th streets west, with six rooms, gas and water. Ininire of JOS. F, KELLEY. Keal Estate Agent. Office 363 8th st. West, near north I stre Je 6-3t* FOBEENT several ; BRIOK HOU. 3.4 rooms rach, in reservation center of Kibbe Sapo! bet. Ist and 2d streets west. and D an ets Bo! Apply to BALDWIN & BROS. Ist and Db Jet Foe RENT—In the STAR BUILDINDS. cor- ner Pennsylvania avenue and lith street, BOOMS adapted for the offices of Insarance Com anies. Terms moderate, Location the best in ashirgton, Apply to C. B. BAKER. at ths Star Office, my 25 tf Fo RENT—In the STAR OFFICE BUILD INGS. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and llth street, ROOMS suitable for law, roe jay > orany other agency offices. Tepms moae; tata the best in | Weahington. Apply to ‘0. B. BAKER. Star Office. my 25 tf" OR 1 T—The BEST. BAR, fname Ss in the Star ing Building eae th ctrects comprining ; large’ and conve ‘ath Room Hall on the floor above, with committee or withdrawing room attached." Also as man xenient other rooms as the tenant maj 5 is —— is in the best lecation {m Wash- ae: and bas . jays commanded a fine run of business. accommodation of ——s associations large ong ogra Pm fete ers meetings, &c.. a , the Hall i opastes, IY sulted, and must greatl Saree see. _ ness of the Bes- tanrant if rent. Te mode! “e yee” to 0.B. BAKER. a atthe Star Office, Fo BENT—One nice three story Brick House N y avent ef = G sts | bon as vend gi int gs nquire ow. 0.3 JOHNSON. Conner bas and L sts. portn, je 2 Fo RENT—In Georgetown @ furnished and Fi een $d unfurnished LOUS: tte, betw and 4th streets. Situation healthy and desirable Spey ly at No. 30 Penna. ave., near 2th eee at 94 Fayette street, Georgetown. my 30 Fo ratt new first-class four-story BRICK Hi [LRA ave. re. eo. 23, bet. 2th and sts. eet W. Mth Bent tims In- quire ot Dr NEWM e 4-12 ” Foe SALE—4,160 ACRES OF Tanpts Ran- dol; nectar. Mies ae indisputable. Terms reasonable. Will be sold im tracts to eit parchas- Fee eee allt of land I refer to Hon. a : Mo from West Virginia, B: ror titte in: i, editor Washington Star quire watch vat the rooms of FORD & HIND, ver fiat, mack’s Sapa 202 Pa.avenue. This land will my 1} Pepe THOMAS H. FORD. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS W AsTED—-a BED ROOM in a res neighborheod in Georgetown ddress, stating terms and location, Box 707, Post Office, Georgetown. Beferences exchanged.’ je 7-3t" GET, Pance ing IN DBY GOODS AT MIL- ge LEB'S = TORE. be Bridge Co ge ~ leorgetown received @ lar; foyp a ° Cuan GOODE, bch 8, Dress Goods wonael ‘is. 8- ees pki Ccanouetuce, House ee ing ‘tcode, ‘Olsths and Cassimeres, Liven Drills, mg ooh for ere wear, Parasols, loves, Ly Oaticoes 5 at 10. 1234, 15, 1884120. 24,2 conte, Bloached Mestia 333275" 2.2.4 3S 3234, conta, Brown, Mutine 1s, 18.3. cents, Colored paces cents. Black White Plaids 25 cen! A full stock of Black Dress Goods = Black 8 are selling our Goods ver it ef good goods at low ve. us acall my 15-1m MIN MILLEB. chea: prices would do wil ee L, T WINES, J c= JUST BECEIVED Barton & Guestier’s Pontet Canet, 1851 Do St. Julien, 1861 Do Floriac, 1861 Finke & €o.’s Chateau Margeaux, 1861 Do Chateau Larose, 1861 Do Chateau Lafitte, 1361 Also, various other brands, from high to low grades, for sale by E. DYER 2 CO., 256 Pennsylvania avenue. je 6-e03t between 12th and 13th sts. W AG0N FOR SALE—A light-top WAGON, Se sold cheap for cash. A ply corner Pal ansyiaad land pon and street, Ta. and Je 5-3t" _{m. WM. BEVEBIDGE WEBB & BRVERIDGE. (Late Cuas. 8. Fowtrr & Oo.,) IMPOBTEBS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS, AND EABTHENWARE, Fine Cutlery, Block Tin Geods, Kerosene Lamps ané Chimne: oie eett, Sn hen ber ares Waiters, No. 504, ODD FELLOWS’ ee. 2p Sees SOE OSES TTE SL. trict of ‘Solumbie, —s pa hE 1 ___ de GP45D TRIAL OF SEWING MACHINES BETWEEN THE WHCOX & GIBBS AND FLORENOB! THE WILCOX & GIBBS TRIUMPHANT! It wp PECL ERED. Tue MACHINE AND ABDE. NiGHES PREMIUM. tinct claims were ority a which ed fully sustained. Por oe ber oe sustalued. ugh than en; thi: er veriousl) atten ied, fore faa is part! dispute, i it hee ved decid : fone een eogte. ne bese gree’ 4 ond decid rn ~ For the Wilcox & Gibbs i = ited, onl, two et ween Ba — ay were 4 al maa ice of whose verdict Gibbs Machine ie jest what it hes claimed to =p AN IMPROV es DOUBLE-THBEAD it ires no prophet, we think, to foretell ite ere asthe ised standard Sew- bine of the world. pee containing a taf report ie gon “aa obtained Sette at this _—_ Teh atrect, _my 2. coaee at for the fame Papert ogy |S L HALL, Ea Penney! vant pees av. ony ith street. le’ For rent by 7 the day re ea ‘oF month, for Gon- certs, Lectures, Bi ‘These Halls are fave and specious. h2OLE For tei poy apne sonly om PERSONAL, BS. HF. WRIGHT, Magnetic and Oieir ee = feces Heals by Li mrnlzeis, Bheamst Female Weaknosses te, ac. Booms 433 oth BOND has removed to Massachusetts on door east of 4th street. Orders left on bi it the di corner N streets. will Teceive pt attention. my 1¢-im* D* M. A. BLANK! an, Boketon. rr) a is ir ) Office No. 234 FS over mt metas Hot Store. ‘ennsylvania avenue, me- SPECIAL CABDTO THE RLADERE-FRIVs TE SenCAKDING. ao lady desiring to find «i iy ny jody, rin; ind aD it HO! it Attendence, ine bent carey atrictost retirement. before and ‘Conta emontecan find such a Home te in ica- M fa wid lady, li andse} Brooklyn, witbeut children ot peariane ee sited. fo Tae eae aah ate chet at ly yr een! eftice. Address Box 381, Brooklyn, N.Y. 7 1m EREMIAH 8. BLACK. WARD LAW or} BLack, BLACK, LAMON & 00., Syurtortke Unt Bai te ote th cine the arisot the District, S the Mxecutive ‘Onion 108 in — biter: a NEW COOK STOVE. esueatarartblls BPA : DUST TAS BURNING DOR Baas ANTE which cont all the Cote my, durability riety of cosine. arene Dy ay see gnaw iar 7 Al a a ‘OWEL KS, s Dice mi bs) ASF sor, . Ab tfit 392 Bars er bete loth ana ane ts, INES AND aan We have just is canes Ey ‘aliformis sone 20 cases Table Also, ce Rena er Pure 0! e and Bou! a tod wrency Brandi, for ean & PERRIE je 1-6tit corner Hlth Sat strosis. 1 ea oe ees iy TENN SURE "ET ding fro ‘ounty, BURCHELL CH aneer ry 4 AED sme 6 are a el pak Tey Opp. Fost Festiacias. wet oe 383 wares rane Aer Fo, SALE—PRODUCE COMMISSION HOUSE AND GaOCERY. well established and doing alarge trade. iaa good location near Penna. av Kent $35 per month. _D. L, WELLS& CO , je 6-6t _W. cor. 10th and F ets. (OB BENT—Y ery moderately. to permanent tenants. two new HOUSES, with seven rooms each, situated on H atreet, Island. between 6th. “Inquire at STARR: S$ Agency Office. a, avenue, Room 4 je 6-2w* SMALL PORTABLE BUILDING, now used ay a photograph gallery. to be sold'cheap for ~~. i ithout instruments gon. — and 18th st., Washington, D.C. STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES | TOR hi [penned oF Sig beat ranede nue, iad ind of business, atrN a, aver! at once under United States Hotel. venue rte” {OR RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES, ramasiaiay nine rooms a sens nicely located. Fosttesion given immediately. Ingulte of Dx. JOHN E SMITH, No 565 i2tht., Island. eo ,OR RENT—A splendid: three-etory BRICK HOUSE, with gas. waten and bath room; sit- uated 183 (3 street, between 19th and 2th. RSs oacins at STARR'S Register OM. Penn. R42 CHANCE TO sopra A BUILDING Having a number of BUILDING LOTS in the city in good localities, I propase to sell on the fel- lowing remarkably advantageous terms : Ist. 1 will sell at low cash prices. 2d. Twill take ont sae 34. I will give it of 99 years on the residue, redeemable, however, at the pleasure of the pur- chaser. Dr. Ji re, E. SMITH, je 2-6t* 565 12th st. 5 Fu RENT—A snug a pe FEAME DWEL- LING, on apa Fd of yepeis preaae, Island, between 2d streets, low to a good eaaanes in can be hed next dove Inquire‘of' 3. F Day 391 Net Vouk art e of J. w Yor! nue, between 13th at my S1-t¢ Aw VALUABLE FABM FOR age —The eub- ‘A men uprivaese f not sold Sones, ne will offer at public sale on Saueeer, Jae ract contains slont THREE HUNDRED tains AND EIGHTEEN ACBES OF LAND, apd iriag in Montgomery coun Md. le from Ranoolie *s Mill. on tl Patuzent river, two miles — A tee Gtice les from Spring ‘There - acomfortable DWEL- LARS SAT SENARS HOGRE Bad et tae hone sary cut-buildings. About 19 acres of land is pee phe and = = ep state of cultivation, ve; the ne wily bored. Apple and Peach Orchards of selected fi beara Fhe Land ie a also within 1% miles of an ab dance ef Li ‘erms One-third of the purchase mone; see: day of ale and the Balance in equal annual yy tl, 2,3 and 4 years, wi interest from tl sale,and the deferred payments to be secured on the property. would be pleased to show the acs SY RARER | at ve — ert waite Hing tOR ., " = oe ILLS & Beal us. Brokers, N. W, corner on and F Streets, Washington, D.C. OR RENT-—The STORE No. sain oa treet, Rear lith. It fronts i jately on Penna. avenue, ed bared = the largest hend s Lee many, 01 rooms . Apply to.0. B- BARE, at the Blar OMes mya0 tf | OE—Finel:; oy Abe Ant Nort elahar ke false Oat jer. Has been built and et ee aon tor 4 met och re \n one Express Wagen. * wi Bhoceeer DER, ih street, Peis eas tatacce east i north of P , and one HES a hae eae Fas" fy SALE or exehanee fx Fag prop- Kvilies Tate Porm cousiste of 200 sere a bet. 1and KY Wes cpr pour = OR pants. number SMALL HOUSES Fou sae, ake So nati tes 420 Penn, aven: enue, Boom No.4. my i4-eotm* * FOR SbF tot sobs OF FARR aview Sistas: shrines - ica aass TspEne aaa ed Low IF Five Silos frome wie lee and ty went Lg west eet ieee AUCTION SALES. (fr oner Auchon sales Bee fourth page.| BT WM. SMITH & CO., Auctioneers, B 2. bv. L. irohone in "snp RANEY st bes, B rtrrere, gout W. Gor tous wth and RAB se willeell iis dee = Lig 6 premipes. No. 4 Salo the i os ;, On sarUapat. sh: ning Gear of an tal, for storage © and repairs due Weoge. and if net | oalled ied. for b yt) of sae tt will be seid to the highest bidde GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, ‘ens ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN aE F wepe ped after the personal property TBE: Bin ant, ab 6oXtees ront of the deed All vey: and revenue cop’ ae eronaes $30 premises. semen ie the cost of the GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. top Tables, Blocks Op Tet pare BY W.L. WALL & ©0., OT ON ae, E ISLAND AT AUCTION. fo AFTEEBNOON, will ail, in front of the premises. enue between 3d and 4's street, Lot E, —. of Syrare 837, fromti: — acd running back Terme: One half cash: balance in six ant swetvs eon ae by a deed of trust ‘he det Kamps and conveyanelng atthe expense W.L. WALL & 0O., ducts. < 0. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. ora BUILDING Lot ON EIGHTH a On TURSDAY AFTERNOON, June lg at belt. it 6 o'clock, I ay sell t 8, in square No. 896, fi 4 it, between north A and Haseoshussets = oa od . Siriind tate three Lots, each ‘half cok: balance on 8 credit of Notes to bear interest, cured. Stamps and conveyancing . W. BOTELER, Anct BY GREEN & eats MS, Auctioneers. EXCELLENT THREE STORY MENT BRICK HOUSE AND Lor. STREET WEST BETWEEN L STREET N ORK AVENUE, AT PUBLIC AUU. THURSDAY, the 14th instant, sball sell. on the premises, 5 1, in Square No. 515. fromting 16 fest by 89 feet deep, contaiping 11.8 fe gry W. 1S & CO., Aacts = —_ 307 07 Pennsylvania avenue. A FIXTUBI STOCK - KTURE of B.D. Bare & feet toa 12 fast ‘Also! Bre vizteres Cases, &e. TE +" ates ing B bay ea a & CO. jorse and SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, onnarumears MOBNING June 9. at Wo'tiock, the Bazaar, of —— mn Work rk Horses, “a tull descriptiva le, iD, = FietY nom ALS xpress Wagons, ‘with and withoat T built in this city. - A Mele We ckawayes Rew nd Recond baad ways, Carriages, Wagons, anc other One Heck ‘oad one = in gocd order. Rozeet Second wand Harnee, Saddles, Carriages, Bev seviar sales days, Tuesdays, Thuredays, end Carriages and ope Tag 7 tog at oe of the ames sale. 1 R00 hacks. leas. with the im- tl built three story good rooms, with B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BLOCK OF THREE ON NEw THREE STORY On MONDAY ABTERNOGR June pee. pas o'clock p.m.,on the premises, we shale off ¢ a block of three new three story Brick ‘Houves irty is situated on léth street — one of the best loca in value mere water in the kitchen. A fine chance to purchase a comfortable resi- ‘erms~ One-halfcash. balance insix and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises revenue stamps at the cost $10 down when the property GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, Y M. K WALSH & O0., Aactionerrs. 2 No. 285 Pa. ave., corner 10th street, SALES ON TUESDAY, THURSRAY AND SAT (BDAY MOMNING AND EVENING OF THIS é Senet gati0o’clock inthe morning and 8 ock im the eveping, embracing @ fine assort- ¥,Muslins, Shirts and Taple Linen. Skirts, Boots, Shoes Hoop All conveyancing ané of the purchaser, ened og ois | tions, in the erty. $f S in the last few years than oo other —r¥ - the taid Houses are butit on tw back 105 feet to jowse 16 feet 8 inches front, Honses are built front each, pom 9 thus leaving each ranning back 35 feét each. the most substantia! manver —— wall separa- Ted witl roofs, with a covering of felt under the G Houres arefnely finished in modern style through- Dg 6s pipes ali through, marble mantels rlors, good passages ned (lack walnut rails; all t Pp > . 5 in beck yards paved, and hy- drant in each yard; good wood sheds, fencing, &c. One half cash,and balance an¢ 12 months, with notes secured by deed of trust They wilt bee sold mag eg voy and $0 will be re- bh the spot as they are sold, “ent of Dry Goods. Ho: Drawers. Lawns, Towe ready-made Clothin, Shirts, Umbrellas, ery and Glassware, Oloc AL In front «f the Store. in the ni oy a general acs@rtment of rmuanicar F eraitere. = Je 7-Th.F.M.W,F Mot Y J. 0. McGUIRE & © TRUSTEES magenta SMALL FBAME By virtne of a deed of trust. cember the 6th. Rk. me Es © WILLIAMS, Ancts._ ILLIAMS, Auctioneers $26. corner 7th and D streets. and duly recorded ol Liber 9, folios 11, &e records for Washington ci sell,on MONDAY, Tune ti m.. on the premises, parts of lots No. 14 and 15, fon of syuare No. 203, im roved by five small frame tenements. oint 95 feet from the northeast estnut streets, ruuning thence t along Chestnut street 35 feet; thence south by to the line ot. lot 14, thence BY GREEN & w w C wth, ats cua D. Eg HANDSOME PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF SOUTH B STKERT, New Jersey a jgnue and Ist street east, it being DAY, the 12th instant, we shall sell, im front of the premises. at 6 o'clock 'p m.. Lot No. in subdivision of Square No. 690, hi i Drury’s subdiv ots beginning at corner of lithand a direct line 9 feet. west along the line of lot 14 5 orth by a direct line to the point “of beginning. - containing 3,240 square feet of ground, more ess. 2% feet. with adepth of 123 feet, aps alley. The house contains eight quovententio-ari a the attic and aan Tees ar B. 5.6. bcGUIRE & 6d., Aue GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Onigr QuaRTERMASTER’s OrFicE, % Depot oF WasutnxcTox. ld. Conve; anci chaser. GEO. Persons a ahing to exam to ex: Possession giver tabi = ey 1866. hy 12 0% ronment Buildings : '3 REST, ON THE D OHIO aA EEOAD. eck the following-de- Sey one caches eS RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, a age ION SALE OF A 5 TH C 8T.. BET. 3: oN Weer ar THE, SOLDIER'S age ll be sold “Co Bx. Gen. and jaar ormast 5 eet n. opt a rmaater BY = ©. McGUIRE ac co., inte VERY VaLEeREs LOT NEAR THE TREAS- nn Jane. ae <? 6 reore 22, remting 7 7 Toot’ nen m north reen 4th and l6th streets So back 113 feet 3% inches tos thirty-foot siley. a = ec oems see gps Sige owe THURSPAT ASE Lag ‘be eoten ene face EN & WILLIAMS. A secure MCGUIRE ee co. “ Ancts. RY GBEEN = WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, XCELLENT FAMILY CABRIAGE, BUGGY, z anaes. D SOBREL MARE, AT PUB- n BAT BDAY, Sat 9th instant, at 11 o’clock a. Bt GBEEN & WILLIAMS, TWO TWO weniger Lge HOUS Street wi Waoxrepar, soot tyme até a Square No. 263, with stating wo two-story Briek ‘Terms: One-third cash; months. secured by a deed D streets, One ne excellent four-seat Family Garriges.t built to F.by one of the best mak: Sop, Basi Bugsy, earig oes erie arners are, suitable for any family ure. _je GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ NAGLE & OO. . theese balance in six and twelve of trust on the premises. So soeanee stamps at the cost ZN & WILLIAMS, Accts. Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. Vvabuanes ot Rosbeterean ts and desirabble Frame street. jo. 395 Here ties rm avenue, is 2 Seale cis Oa ree Sisco as a.tomnast Speen =e a FOE FUEL. . P, 32 Sing ad oF ann poeee Ti xP cB BviLvinc, June 1, Proposals will be Feosi ved at ataat, Bi clo g for the stv this'De- Ibs. to the ten) of the best quali 2,240 Meconne ties @ ity aclivered ‘San such t mies = in sock ge moths, during the season, as q te bs crest hora Sarnaces. 926 oni aatistactory to him cote must be tract, = ete req oT peeling sie ymrgees i | bares oe: a ORES POSALS FOR Quartermaster’s wi v. me ity cu ea Se