Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1866, Page 3

SMENTS. &c , TO-NIGHT. Opp Fetiows’ HALL, Navy Yard:—Uoncert | by young amateur artists this evening. Warton Citaret, Capitol Hill—Strawberry festival to-night Eact WasuinGTox (M. P.) Currcu—Fair | And c-tival opeu every night. { CantTieetey.—*The Female Pickpocket at the Caucerbury, with «ther attractions. 6 vr CoLtuMBia CoLLece Lastevening tie aunuat com. | ae Law Sehvul of tae Colambia ace at Metvero.t Hail web | rowcrd to overtiow ing, notwithstanding seaher, A fine oand of uuste was nee, and performed appropriate form was vceapied by the ‘es ot the College, aod many Jueinber- he Washington bar on one side. While the stucents of the school occapled the other, and the larger portion of the audien e | was composed of ladies. The exercises were commenced with prayer by Rev. Dr. Samson, ater winch Hon. Horace Maynard delivered an oration, which was replete with sound ad- COMMENCEMENT Law Ser Vice to tbe young lawyers, und contained many good points. Followimg the oration, Dr. Samson co: Ted the diplemas on the gradua- lass. king a short address, contaming Zood advice as to their course of hfe in the pro- Tession they had jast entered upon. Dr. Sam- Son also dehvered the prizes for the best essays te Edware KH. Tyler, of New Haven, Conn Charles P. Harmon, of Albemarle county, Va., and Hevry M. Baker, of New Hampshire. ‘The ioliowimg are the gradua es:—James F. Allen. ot Braaford, N. H.; M. Bailey, of Wash- D.C: Neary M Baker. of Bow, N.H.: tord, of Lawreace. Kauszs; G20. pekport, N. Y.; J. irving Barns, | y York city; George S. Uvieman. of - Pa.: Joba Uruik-hank, ot Georze- C.; John Deering. Jr. of Doswon, r les ‘adore A. Dodze, of Washington, D. | J. Mouroe Donnell. of Washington C. Acams Emerson, of Washington, D C.; Wa. A. Gorton, Jr, of Georgetown, D. Caaries P. Harmon bs ot Albemarie county, ¥ of Wakefield, N. H.; Arnold t Rochester, Mass smouth, N. N. ¥; J.H B. John- George G_ Kimball, Kinne, of Hi: E DeWi Ben. G. Love b. of Uaicago, LIL; W tou, Mich uw. D.C: J. a; Frederick H. Smith, Myron L. Story, of Clare R ‘w Haven, R. Ty l ptor arrep t, of B lowed sadd was hstened to with enclusion of which inge dispersed. = Revxien avTEk FORTY-EIGHT YEARS SE- t 1 Scene —Dhe mother ot a tzeu of Washiugton iu the year eme in Son county, Md. of her relative: at Dorimg her tr: rm, which so frigh she would ney be course of a fe several years ago, and s ted oo a short trip to the hore. to see bis mother’s sister, who years iving a: her house day me de himself known lly received, his visit stirri e chborhocd. He persuaded his t to xccompany him to this city, and think- ing to surprise his mother, telegraphed to her Precerick to meet bim atthe Relay Hons nday afternoon. On reaching that point som move » Fr n Sus be found his mother, and took her in the a re he seated her alongside her mg her if she knew t lady rdly mentioned their names. when rued toward the other and they so astonished that for several mia- hey could not utter a word. Finall ever, their tongues were loosed and they m clasped in each other’s arms. The Te quite crowded at the time, and the gers becoming aware of the facts gath- i around, many being affected to tears at cene. The son immediately took his nd aunt to his residence, where they ail Monday night and Tuesday talking vid mes,” not even stopping tieir con- on long enough to partake of their meals, “ind yesterday when the son placed them on the cars tor Frederick, where ius arnt is to spend some time with her sister, they were <ull engaged im conversation. It is easy to imagire their matual surprise when it is known that they had not seem each other for forty-eight years, and that the aunt, although Lying within ten or fifteen miles of quitea populous little town, had never been there, or so far away from home until she started on this trip with her nephew. Tue Prisoxers.—The police are obliged to Srrange for ‘be keeping of their prisoners even after cial and commitment for court. The warden of the jail, by direction of the Court. it ic, declined to Teceive any miore prison- ets. This is not because of want of room. but because the jail is full of sickness. From the statements we have beard, the disease appears te be a violent fever, typhus, and also some cases of smal] pox, and the warden and his as- sistants find it difficult to give atiention to. the si and well prisoners they have already ip ebarge. The Superintendent of Police has re- cently committed several noted characters, and under existing circumstances. they cannot be sentto jail. Asa guardian of the community he di not feel justified in turning them loose, and has made arrangements for their safe keep- ing elsewhere. The outbreak of clisease in the ee and the violence with whicl: it is said to raging among the prisoners, is another ap- peal for the removal of that miserable concern from the beart of the city. We are also in- formed that the fever bas broken ont afresh in the workhouse, and that already this week there have been five or six deaths. These are the only prisons in the District for the safe keeping of prisoners of all descriptions. If the authorities cannot secure the vicious, the quiet and orderly must submit tote preyed yg but ae po other prisons can be © it is suggested that sending the vicious to the in- fected prisons will probably effec; for the com- munity what has been prayed for so earnestly fo five years past,a final riddance of em. P. 5.—Since the above was in type we learn that there is no epidemic disease at the Alms- house, but that recently quite a number ot cases of typhus fever, originating ontsidv, have been admitted there. ——~——— Tue Mercnants’ Nationa, Banx.—The receiver of the Merchants’ National Bank, of this city, bas brought suit against the stock- Bolders of the bank to the amount of the cap- ital of the bank, viz: $200,000, under that sec- tion of the currency act which renders the stockholders personally liable to the amount of them roceeding is in equity, ying Saeeet for an amount equal to the capital stock, viz: $200,000. He also ys the court to dete: mine who are the bona fide stockholders in several cases in which recent transfers of stock have been made, in order that the proper persons in these cases shal] be made parties to the suit. ———¢-—___ Tue Disease aT THE JAtL.—The typhus fever still prevails among the prisoners at the jail, and there are several new cases, but thus far there has been few cases only wRich have terminated fatally. The number of prisoners bas, however, been materially reduced by ee court oreering the erp yay et for trivial offences, and it is that by re- moving the sick to one of the hospital buil in Judi uare, (for the use of which ap- Plication bas already been made,) and other efforts of the officers, that the disease will be soon got under. One er two cases of small- pox have aiso broken ont recently, which ‘were promptly removed to Kalorama. cneeiaaenidliteees oa ‘Tue Great Farn.—The fair was attended Jast night. At the ringing of the votes atood Sa follows ror well e bell 55: rague, oo Bemuer f x 12; ies iricks. 3; Wade, 6 G sieve EA Morrill, 3; Conk; ‘vens, ©, Green Clay —.% Hart, Newell, 1; Spalding, 1; Williams, 2; L —_—_— DrowxEp.— Yesterday, Wm. Burcb, a lad 15 years old, son of Richard Burch, @ carpenter, Land M ee ‘south, drowoed in the Those of our readers who des:rea day's reere- ation for themselves and families, can dono tetter than accompany the excursion of the EB street Baptist Sunday School to Giymont to- mor-ow. Friday morning. if the’ steamer Wa- Wasset, Which leaves 7th street whaefat 10 a.m. -——————— AceIpENT TO Was *TONTANS.— Among injnred by the runuing of the crack of the ladies car of the train from Greensbore, North Carclit a, 'o Richmond, Va., on Tues. | dy, were Mr. ned Mrs. John C. Harkness, of this city, who are reported by the Richmond papers as shghtly injured. For Covurt.—Yesterday, Mary Fields was arrested by officer Miller, ofthe ond Ward, for keeping a bawdy house. She was taken | before Jwstice Bates, Who held ber to bail for court, and fined her $2 ‘or disorderly cou duct —_>— THE Nariekah Fain.—By advertisement bere it wil Templar will attend the great national fair for the benefic of the soldiers’ and sailors’ orphans to-morrow evening. Gas LEAKAGE.—The city gas company must be suffering pretty severe loss from leakage of gax into the 6th street sewer, near Pa. avenue. Notonly is the sewer filled with gas, bat it infects all the cellars in the neighborhood. — +08 CITY ITEMS. Frx¥ SHIRTS made to order by S. D. Marlow, 2 Pennsylvania avenue. — GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS of every deser'ption, at S. LD. Marlow’s 3iz Pennsylya- nia ayenne. al Watm.—In the oda Saloon, corner 15th street aod Peansyivania avenue, the ther. mometer at il #. mM. stood 91 aegrees abuve wero. ——-> Three bundred new styles of Sleeve Stor Summer wear. only one dollar a ¢ » at Price's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 453 Pennsylvania avenue, thira door trom 4) street 2 Sopa Wa the corner 15th enue, Is again the The Saloon has been je and deserves the pa- AINTY of the law. is a prover- But no uncertamty exists in he prices of clothing at Henning th street and Maryland avenue,becanse but one price, aud that marked in plain figures. WECALL the attention of our readers again the s that handsome property on Lith ween P and Q streets, of «block of w three-story brick houses, the sale h was unavoidably postponed on Mon- jast. We understand, however, that the 1 most positively take place tuis even- 6 Oelock Sunpay ¢ ee e day forthe grand ex- Miles to + Passing around the Light Boat <. ‘The trip will be one of sur- t, aff ga rtunity of . on the t what cursion down ihe Potomac, some Mathias Pou —The President of a teed in our bud m b Miller, Di- ler, do Dry & Co. y, N.X. CENTRALIA is the appropriate name of the ns town recently inid ont at Aunanolis ene ion, on the W ington F the and Ohio I d Scars from Washington City, and a third trai of 6 ears from Anaspolis—all start- ing at the same bour, 14 o'clock p. m. precisely on that day, and arriv t the Junction At hesame time. Free forallgrown persons. see acvertisement INGREDIENTS used in Making Brown's al Troches” is such as to give the best possible effect with safety. The Troches are used always with good sue- cess, and are widely known as the best remedy for Coughs, Colds, Throat Diseases, and Asth- matic troubles. cate alps assets A GREAT BarGainin Embroidered Hand- kerchieis, can be bad at Yates & Seloy’s, No. 323 Pennsylvania avenne, near 7th street, south side. Light Cold Kid Gloves of all shades just received. 6 THE Comnina aan A Fresn Ixyoice of Musqnuito Nets and Honey Combs (Quilts, are being offered at as low or Jower prices than any other place in Washington, by Yates & Selby, No. 323 Penn- sylvyania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, south side. 4 : — Levres desirous of making great bargains in the way of Dress Guods, will do well to call on Yates & Selby, No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, south side. where they will find also a compiete stock of Domestics vought before the recent advance, which they are selling at the old prices. 6 —— eee PExyres can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter 7 STRawGR, BUT TRUZ.—That corns, bunions, bac -ails, etc., can be removed without pain. To be convinced call at Dr, White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 44 and 6th streets. co SE A SS Corns, buNteNs, Vlad and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Jo:nts, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chi t, Kooms No. #4 Pennsy]- vania avenue! between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 6a. m.to4 p. m..and 6to8 p.m. MARRIED, THOMAS- BAWLINGS. In this city, om the 12th instast, 1) the Rev B. Pevton Brown. Mr GRONGE & THOMAS of this city. 0M ‘Mary SUB _T. BAWLINGS, of 'y |» (Marlboro’ Gazette please copy | i’ WALKEB—ALLEN. On the 12th instant. hv the Rev, Dr Smith, Mr. RICH ABD A. WALKER _ Mise AOEEES %& ALLEN, all of Washing on 5 LESTER—HABBISON. March 1, 1886, by the Bev Mr. Sui JOSErH H. LESTER to OYNTAIA HAR: ™ 5 Christ @harch, Al- oe Abe MeMncty on the SAMUGL Fo MaDDOX, ROSA GALENA cards, of TAYMAN, DIED imexiay, June 13th, after a NAILOB. On W. long and painful ilness, which she bore with ivistian f tite. Mre. HABBIET BLIZA- iss teignslas spd Taiptiten ee, eepeattahi tn he ive res) fatty ie Vited to al the Tunerat bce de oF: iy) s. ie er son, ‘Allison Nailor, af Teh atreet ——. SWBENEY. On the 13th i: . HABRY. jweeney, aged Bis will take place from No. 979 Sth street, near L, on Friday morning, at i0 o'cloc a. De GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS KeysaisEse ROOMS AND BOARDING IN Georwctown, ov se'134 Pa. avenue, between 7th and 18th streets. Washington. } S7*A4ES once WASHINGTON ecm moos. eee tit of G T BABGAINS I} — sonof P. and Biizabeth seen that the Knights | ands Cooking fora reataurai , * Pa ave , bet. 1°th ang lithets W AXTED— our UNFURNI<HED ROOMS in a Tae AAA LIS pues de lts one that un- oking fora restarrant. Apply =e enue, heiween 10te wud Lith ~ % None otters peeu apply. it Vy 4NTED MALES th ev izence Oth Port syivarta avenue Exviess Offve d FEMALES, ot tbe cotper (ith arreet xia Roow Nu 6. yver Boticns! Wore ou wema ly riy: ly. by the di Apoly wi 475 7th srreet, sere ag art (ERMA WAITER GIBLS WANTED No. 289 Bij cuneyivas avebne, between vr a roth , Concert Salvou, by ALAIS MUELLE«. ANTED_By a able 5 Ww SITUATION ammaree one BD? objectius 10 1 mily sewing by city references gi Bex 35 8 ar Offic SMART AND INTELLIGENT BOY, 15 years old. who writes « fine hand, wishes a Situation in an ice cream saloon or grocery store, bat wenld cise, ® gentleman's office, where te Il make himself generally weefal. dest of ref « givenifdesired. Please address Box No Office. je itat™ WARNTe: —A good OCOOK, WASHER and IRONER, ove that can ‘come well recom- mended. Inquire at 550 7th st.. bet. B street and Maryland avenue. Je 13-3t* W ANTED—By two respectable women, one a SITUATION to cook snd the other to nurse. References giveu. Apply at No. 374 D street, be- tween 8th and 9th et: Je 13-4" ANTED—Thre: ir DRESS MAKERS, at Miss M BARKETT'S, 23h Pennsylvania Ave.. bet. Ith and 13th sts, over Madam De La Rue’s Fancy Store. Je 13-4t* \ JANTED—A goo! German SHOEMALER, _Obe that can make sewed and pegged boots: Tnquire at No, 206% [ street, between isth end auth strects je ls 3t™ W ANTE D— Goce “HANDS for Linen Coats, Pentsand Vests Also, for Vassi work. References required, at PEYSEB'S, 4535 Seventh je 12a street_near E street WwW ANTED—A COLURED GIRL to do general honsework inwemall family. (without chil dren.) Apply at 376 9th etreet, between L street and New York avenue Je 12 3t 7 ANTEL To rent au unfurnished HOUSE, pleasantly -{tnated, containing 7 to 10 rooms: within four or five sunares of passenger railway, Address, stating terms ana locality, W y this office. wa TED—Gold and and Gents’ Clothing, or any serene? reas: ro Traveling witha lady. or «0 the week or moth. ‘The hest of tvem, Please address a ben to e. J clos of value, et. FULTON & OO 'S, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th Street, ibree doors north, of Pa. avenue. N.B— »©0 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, for sale cheap je2im™ VV ANTED — Wo wai ind valaa. ble HOUSES for Congressmen -and othera Also. seversl emall HOUSES and LOTS for cash, Also, & pumber panos FARMS near the city, rom $3,000 to $3 each. ' Gita: D L, WELLS & © my 19 Im Oorner Wth and Vy ANtED— Everybody to call and see the RARTLETT $25 SEWING MACHINE, It will do any dof — ba ia matefa the best manner and warranted for three years, : P. LIBBEY, Jew lier, Ageot for the District of Columbia, 457th st., bet D and & my 18-Im* a a ul OK WISHES A SIT N EXPEMIENCED ¢ AA ULATION in # private family or restaurant Ca'lon Mr. NBAL. 15th street, No 313 i! tA) ANTER ND A : SKUOND HaND i ORS. CARPETS, BEDS, Buh. SEFURNISHING GOODS of every *. BUOHLY, 496 7th street hatwoon G and H. «ast side “FOR SALE AND RENT. 2,0 RENT—In the Ster Oilic LODGING BOOMS B BAKER, ate Iding. at the a ge Sireet, r- lith street, arance Com n the best tn . B. BAKER. at the my 25 tf STAR OF FICE BUILD Der Perusylvania avenue ai KOOMS ade pied for the off panies. ‘Lerms modera Washington. Apply to Ster Office. OR RENT—In the INGS. corner of Penn: nia avenue and llth R realestate or any erate Location in Washington. Appiy to0. 8B. BAK ER, Office. my 25 ¢" CUR BENT—The BESTAURANT PREMISES in the 8 Office Building, at the corner ot nue and Jt spd Bar Koo with withia 13s miles of an abun- urchase money the tenant beg f cee poeeeanese in the best decation, 2 a, ington, ways commanded # fine ran business. For the accommodation of building associations large committee moctings. trades meetings, &c.,@¢c , the Hall is admirably suited, and a increase the business of the Res- taurant if rented with it. Terms moderate. Apply to C. B. BAKER, at the Star Office. my 25-tf F B RENT—The STORE No. 321 D street, Rear lith. It froots immediately on Peuna. a and is one of the largest and most conve- nt uated store rooms in Washington city. Apply to 0. B, BAK BB, at the Star Offiee. my23 tf VALUABLE FABM FOR SALE.—The sub- scriber betus about to c' e his residence, offers st private sale the valuable FARM on which he resides. ich, if not sold Lefore, he will offer at public sale on SATURDAY, the 16th day of June next. at 2 o’clock p. m..on the premises. The Tract contains about THREE HUNDRED AbD EIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAND, and lying in orca tf county. Md.. half a milefrom Echoolley ’s Mifl. on the Patuzeut river, two miles = As) ton, and % miles from Sandy Spring ere and Post ice. There are on the premises acomfortable DWEL- LING and TENANT HOUSE. and a'l the neces. sary ont buildings About 19) sures of land is Gegred. and in an excellent state of cultivation, e very productive; the residueis heavily tim red, Apple and Peach Orchards ef selected Fruit. ip bearing. i The Lane is ence me. Terms of sale: One third of th to be on day of sale, a: equal annual ments, atl. 2,3 interest from the di nal ay ments to be secured on the perty. SF-The owner would be pleased to show the Land to any one deziring to arcbase.or any other tnfc ti ill be given if addressed by letter te ‘Mormation will WASHINGTON HATS Sandy Springs, Montg> OUntY » ar} Or apply to D.L. WEULS & Ov., Real Eetate Brokers. W. corner th and F ticets. Washington, D my 29 eotd OR SALE—4,160 ACRE3 OF LAND in Ran- dolph county. Title indisputable. T. Will be sold im tracts to suit pare! ers. F Qpelity of lang I reir to Hon. G: Latham, CG. from West Virginia, and W.D. Wallach, editor Warhioeton Star. For title’ in- quire at the rooms of FORD & Leds over Ham- mack’s restauant. 202 Pa.avenue, This lend will ‘Sp 21 THOMAS H. FORD. Aran OIL! SALAD OIL" Just received frem Bordeaux. EYQUEM’S VIRGIN 0: I offer to the trade in lots not less esit be fa prepey og La Nad B atetie, OF st opis rat Ebbitt House. ler a OUSEBO! VODS SELLING AT FOLLOWING P: ‘ c orton Sheets 75 cenis coe low, 20 I. 15 cc Tube ke ist Scales And s large assortment of other articles too chen geode of all decriptions bengns, — jem - Next to P ja avenue. yrcurs JOUVENAL’S MARBLE WORKS, Corner New Jersey avenue and F street. Near the Baltimore Depot, All orders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS, or MANTELS executed in the best manner, at shért pendontheverybestterms. je9-3a* = Fe EE ITe ea NaT i UR KE —The tures-siory £4iGK_BUU dole street, between Dad EB stroets, Isbend, coptay tig te For further infor- Bratt Star of *(B BENT—Two int cass ROO. t re + bet. 10th and Lith sts., No, 279, ils EGE BENT —Three or four CNFUBNISERD o ROUMS atthe Washiaen Bal Bowes Ne, 35O © ot , bet. 444 cued 6th street Je 11 St" OCEFICES FOR 2ENT—AcaTT TD street, op- tite the Past Office I t ork Uye Hone, same building. hose ae iy 1s ot A as LOT FOR 8 SUB, on accommotating ply i386 fo wr yes Uirele, 234 dud avenue. Ap- c oret, um J Be sonian at 12 m.,or 504 H street tween até p.m. ye 14 OB SALB—At a Bargain if sold this week, te Kk 1a Favorite CIGAM STAND. onpasite Wi lord's Bitel. 4672 lath etrect. Excellent ehaace for a Iaty of sma) us. Good loc .tioutor say one. A Je 14 3t* BENT—a BKIOK HOUSE on 20th strest, + £8 ave and M st.. containing 7 roous, Har, with hout, ve be privilegeoft an ad it erste. lnonireat No it , Georg at: or at the cor: Resteuraut eiteiE Fo BENT—FRAME HOUSE on9ih street, be- tween Land M. basement. 4 4. kitchen, vod cot kit hen, Basement Te rents at $10. ill remain. session given at any time. provided renter buy fornitace; that » smali family needs for housekesping—carpetine for t1 90:08. matcin: 2 beds, bed-racm and kitchen fursiture, & Price 9150 Address T T. MERRIUKSON ‘cs of Star Office OR RENT. family wit 550 7th street LAZGE DOUBLE HAL Fon RES 401J0HN H SNYDER, Provision Dealer oo Louisiana avenue jo 13 2 (PHAEE FURNISRED ROOMS FOR REN stltshle tor housekveping, at 350 Sub at corner of L E ges 8 froURnisuze ROOM YOR RENT—In a high, healthy. «nd cool location. A most desirat Teri ienee; convenient to street cars ana the 1: partments. Apply at No. 240 I street north, | tween Ith and 1th ats. west jel prox KENT—MARINI’S HALL, (iate Tenioer- sauce Hall.) on K street, between 9th and 10th, nted for festivals. fairs. meeting+. or h ny chilcrea preierred. Inquire je 18 Se" Tnanire can teh purposes. For pardcalars inquire at the Hiall ‘ ge 13-1 ‘Do REF OR FOUR VERY POnSSanT UN i FURNISHED KOUMS, comnmoicating. on 1, Very convenient for honseke tiem small famiiy ou reasonalsl» ate™1 10th street, between y and Kat 5 imi tlicintvines je is sre" eg TOKE ¥OR BENT—¥IX CURBS FOR SALE, So: the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 34% ave. near Jetet. Rent low. - por RENT— The OF FICK RUOM adjoining the corner ot iith -treet and New York aveune Appiy onthe premises, ge 12 3t* OR RENT—No 23 Pennayivania avenns, onpo- site Brisish Embassy; ML rooms, eas and water, DOWNMAN & GREEN € 12:3t 1S Intelligencer Building PP OUSE (OR RENT AND FURNIT. RE FOR “ALE CHEAP — Furniture Reariy new, house plessantly locwed. newly pepered andppaintst, x:8, water inthe yard. Address P.O. Box 1,147, on OK RENT—Part N ‘ Partly farvished, No to a fa vat chifdren.in a lesirable peighborhood. situated on 9th strest weal, betweeu K and E étreeta north. Torms me erate 19 12-38" UR KENT—A HOURE of eight rooms, in a healthy ard respectable neighborhood. A part of tle Furniture for sale. Possession given imme- Ctatly. Address JEFFERSON, Star (fice. five Guys. Jo 12-51" eR SALE—a small COTTAGY HOUSE of 4 rooms on rented grouud of ene acre. more or lees, st $50 per year. Large shade tree: in front; pirbe of water: Apply to. H. STEELE, cor ver sth and E streets. Isiand, or to D. L. WELL3 & CO., corn F t pron SALE CHEAP ¥( oH or exchange forsmall house sud lot inthe city, a FARM containing 70 acres. £6 in wood. 35incorm, and 10 inrye all well watered. and good fence; situated sixiniles from Culpepper Oonct Honse’ Inquire at the T ence Dining Rooms. 335 F street, between 9th and 10th sts jo 12-3t* “OB bENT—a new FRAME HOUSE, on 19th street. between Q and & sts., containing five rooms. Rent low to s good tenant. Apply at the corner of f wnd 20tn ste Je 11-6t* EGERENT—In a private tamily two delizntful BOOMS on 2d floor, supptied with gas and wa- ter Everything clean, neat and comfortable. = — moderate, Apply at 395 9th screet (OR KENT—A small BRICK HOUSE, contain ing 4 large airy reoms, with utee yard. Rent moderate. Apply to 61 Missouri ave., between ite and 3d streets. House located oa’ the same street. Jeibtt BILLIARD BvOM on the corner of Pa, avenue and 11th street. contain- ing four of Phelan’s celebrated Slate-bed Billiard Tables. together with all the fixtares of a first- clare Bilnard Saloon. Termseasy. Fo: ticu- lars inquire on the premises,” Se Reeost™ 0 LET—With or without furniture, a BRICK T DW “LING, No. 227, on H, between 17th and isth streets, ‘coutaining 9 or 10 rooms, with water snd gas threnghout anil other use‘al con- iences. Inguire of JOHN @ CLARK, Riggs’ mk. Je ik-ot’ I UILVING LOT FOR SALE. eligibly located On J2th at , bet. Q and BR ifth st. i+ being opened to Bound: nd th: ighborhvod is rap- idly improvin, ply No. 260 P st. 3¢9-6t™ {OR BENT—The four-story DWELLING. F HOUSE. No 29. south wide of Indiana ave., near the City Hall, having gas fixtures. as well as gas pipes throughout; also. furnace range, bath- Foom, avd water works. with both spring and Po- tomac water. The basement being above ground, afiords a fine office. Possession July ist. Apply, atl and 4 o'clock, to JAMES TOWLES jeo-tt 490 A st.. north of Patent Office. ee BOE Of Patent Ofico._ OR BENT—-Brick DBEXKING HOUSE, can- taining Wrooms, No. 388 North Uapitol etraet, between id C atreets h. in fine order. Temupt the rent sill be moderate Toqtd eDap' 6 rent w moderate soe NICHOLAS 4 Pos- Jes Fe SALE—VatOABLE FARM, WITH CROPS STOOK, AND IMPLEMKNTS, AT A GREAT BARGAIN—Splendid Mansion, sarns, end all Outbuildings. wich 212 Acres of Land. nine miles from Washington, fifteen minutes’ drive from baitroad Station on Baltimore and Unio fal road. One half Wood, which will cat 8 000 ov: balance tn good cultivation. Good Orchard, streams ot Water &c. Zwelve heres of Oats, 15 in Corn, 3in Potatoes, “Farm will bs sold, with all the Orope, Impie wi sold, e 2) od and Stock, fof §7,000. eal easy. ly to D. L. WELLS & CO. Auctioncers al Ketate Brokers, northwest cor. 10th and e Wood alone will more than pay for je 8-58 OBE THAN TWO THOUSAND FARMS rue PA ie, BY THE SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE Co., 492 7th street. BslOK 6 H street, between nen invaedieneire ersine m8 and 0, m., or tants is je7-tf BENT—Vory moderately. pe permanent tenants. two Rew HOUSES. with seven rooms R_RENT—Three-and-a-baM ato DWELLING HOUS /t and Lith streets, , situated on H atreet, Island. ber 4 sikh: faauicent BEAM Agency Omer’ Be un 4. je6-2w* A Sms L PORTABLE BUILDING, no ase proces raph aed. Ag hes ee oho be eelé.cheap for casb, w ol na! pply c Pa. av. and 18t! Washington, D. 0. FS matey etree, F, f UNFU ED Xi floor. or two FUB tH joor. The location and one of the BAP Hontgomen couutye Mace mallee . A * +9 8 phere Bickvitle: Sie farm Stet se street, r 12th bot. Tana K Washington my lee fory Brick HOUSE New J. 8. ry fre Gots suet care Plt orw.o corner 9th and L sts, je 2-Im" a. of Bumber Shia at FOR SALE— and aud re at ST. Boom 430 Penn: avesues es house— “AUCTION SALES. | pr 7 5 MceUIBE 2 00. Anucts, BUILDING LOT ON WAVY YARD AT AUC- Oa TUESDAY AFTERNVON. June 19th, at 6 ol cK an the premises, we sliall sell. Lot 8 ware 9. fronting $9 fect on -oath Gs the cur mer Of dith de oth of ah Pt 0 teat to « So fret . Terms third cash; residue insix and twelve Thonth-, @UM joterest ecared woon the or perty. Go uvepaoeive’ and «tam ate of purchaser, A b-ynertef 95ill be reuuired atthe tims of poles Je Lh ate J. C. McGUIBE & 00 , Aneta, Br JAS. C. MCUCIKE & Cv., Auctioneers. y of Jury, at 6 o'clock, je af a deed of trust.duly . No. Sty folios 4 es th day of January. A.D. x nd to ae directed, we shall sell th= east half of Lt 4 ip Square 12). fronting 23 feet #u north K street. between 17th and isth sts., and Tanning back that width 147 feet 6 inches to a 20 fect alley ‘Terms: One third cesn; residue in 6 aod 12 montbe for notes with red P Se a the neat att faulting purchaser. 3 oF CHARLES BRADLEY, W.R WOODWAED, . Trustees Excelstor Building Association. je la JAS.C.McGUIRE & OO . Ancis. Y ©. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. VERY SUPERIOR HOUSRHOLD FURNITURE AUCTION A On SATURDAY MORNING, Jnne 15. com- men at Wo &. 1 shalt selt,at my anc- tion reoms, No D street between 10h and Lith, the effects family declining housekeep- ing Inametn part— French Piate Mantei Mirrors een) Parlor Suite.in green an: goki broca- e Mahogeny Sofan, Rockers and Chairs arbie-top Centre and Bile Tables ovatelle and Lace Curtain-. Window Siaies Mahoguny ant Walnat Belstends abogavy an! Walnut Marble- ureaus ani ‘Warhetanue Liat —_ Walnnt Wardrobe, Toilet Sete Crockery and Glassware Brussels. Three vly, and Ingrain Carvets Aasirand Unek Mattresses, Feather Beals Bolsters an! Pillows. Fine French Engravings Mahogany Dining Table, Oane seat Uhairs alnut.ani Cane Seat Bockers ots, Bugs * Sheets. Spr Cooking Stove, toget! of Kitchen requis Terms casli. Jedi W. BOTELUER, Anct. ALE OF GOVERNMENT STOREHOUSE Cuizr QuaRTERMAsTER's OrFice, ) ‘ Dror or Wasuina tox . Wastineton, D. O., June 15, is Wilt be sold at onblic auction, on the pren ui der the direction of Brevet Lientenant Colo: dames M. Moore, A. Q M.. on WEDNESDAY, June 20, 18%. at 12 o'clock M , One ()) St by 40 feet, situate! on G street, betw. Mth streets, in this city, The Building must be removed within fifteen dvs from date of sale. Terms: Cash, in Government fands , Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quar . Je 34 5t Depot of Washinets SALE OF GOVERNMENT.NEATS! Uvl OL. Chief Quartermasier’s wae ag Agree Hee ‘ashinzion, D. C., une 15, W866 Will be sold at Public Auction. INOOLN DE- PUT. WASHINGTUN. D ©., under the direction of Brevet Brigadier General C. Tompkias, Quartermaster, on SATUBDAY, Jane 23, 186), at WwW 0 clook a, m., xbont 1.200 GALLYNS NBATSFOOT OIL, in barrels, The Oil will be sol lots of one barrel, with the privi The property must be removed within five days from date of sale Terms: Cash, in Government funds. H. BUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster. je 14-8t Depst of Washington. BY M.K_WALSA & 60., Auctioneer reet, No, 280 Pa. ave., corner 191 SALES ON TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SAT. (RD AY MORNING AND EVENING OF TIEIS Commencing at 10 0’clock in the morning ands o'clock im the evevine, embracing @ fire assort nent of Dry Goods. Ho-iery, Muslins, Shirts and Drawers. Lawns, Towels, Table Linen. Skirt ready-made Clothing, Hats, Boots. Shoes. Ho: Skirts, Umbreilas, Fancy Goods, Segare, Orock- ery and Glassware, Clocks, &c., ke. ‘ with a general assortment tos. ALso, In front .f the Store. in the mornings. a general atsortment of Household Fnrnitare, &€ .K WALSH & CO., je 7-Th,¥,M.W,F.M6t Auctiones: BY WABDWELL & HAYS, Aucts.; Georgetown. CLOSING-OUT 8AL® OF STOCK OF TOBAC- CO ANP CIGARS AT AEUTION. On SATURDAY MORNING, June loth, at 9 o'clock. we will sell at our Auction Store, No. 145 Bridge street. Georgetown. the balance of stock of ‘ore closing business, viz: Chewing Tobacce assorted Smoking Tobacco nds Danville smoking Tobucco, in 1 1b, and bales assortment of Pipes and Stems. WABDWELL & HAYS, Ancts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY FRAME Boyes AND LOT ON MARYLAND AVe- E, between 4% and 6th Strects, Island, at Auction On THURSDAY, the 2Ist in we shall sell. in front of the premises. at 6 o’ch th uable new three-story Frame House. bein: o. 491 Maryland we, and the Lot on which it st is. The house has » tin rvof, filled in with brick and it contains twelve cenveniently-ar- Tanged rooms. besides bath-room. with clothes- presses throughout the house, water and gas and cooking-range, and all other modern coaveni ences Persons wishing to purchase a very desirable residence will do well te attend the sale The nd is 22 feet € inches front by 127 feet to #30-foot ley Terms: One-balf cash; balance in stx and twelve months. for notes bearing interest from day of sule. A deed given anda doed of trast taken. Allconveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, ia- cluding revenue stamps. $100 required to be pad down when reperty is je1s-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. L. WALL OF) 3 Repttomsers. eri 1 Horse pa ‘96 La. ‘ Basaar, . a¥., between 9th and 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS a» &c, On SATTBDAY MORN: we will sell, at the 4 June 16, at c'cl"k, Saddle. Garriage, aud Work Horses, (a full desoriptics ai ) au 1 101 }» (a fal On at ~) eOmprist es! “FIFTY HORSES. 1 Many good Work, Saddle, and Harness Horses. Five new Exprese Wagons, with and without T, built in this sy ee 180, A large collection of and -hand B: ies. Be chaway 8, Garviagee » Wagons, aad otney One Hack and one Menges. te ocd order. Ls0. New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages. ba ot private eale. Respler Sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Carriages Herness vate sale. Jeb ot W.b. Wa oa CON Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONT. ING ON 12TH STRET EB ETWEEN D AND R STEBETS NOBTa, AT PUBL! AUOTIO} On the 15th day ef June, at 6 o'clock | setl,on the premises, Lots No. i3, in Square No he vi rand rusuiug back’ tes So'ieat is cultivated fora market quits tenteme eves eee erme 5 we je cve go> J the eovt of the parchase . B25 ‘down Jel-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancta, iy M. iH & OU., Auctioneers. jo. . SYe., corner 10th street. TWO NEAT SMALL ERARE HOUSES AT aUc- We will sell,on FRIOAY EVENING, py Bt 6 o'clock. on . at the corner 5 ‘oO ‘ram - conteinti rooms each, well finished. aving Dice cornices, pevel doors, manties, plas’ sand ‘chance for. pereous of moderate isis a ALUABLB BUIU be AND he rah “o'clock pm tots On yEins ‘Do! * wide “7 Baie oclocy we jo Lot 5.12 Ba Fase south E 3d and ____ AUCTION SALES. __THI8 4773 RNOON AND TO-MORROW. B GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctions. BLOCK OF TER NEW, 2 TaREE-sTORT f new story Brick Houses sud Lote. This property is situated on 14th street west, between P in Q corth. one of the best lona- tions im the city, and hae increased 1m valor more in the last few years than any other |; pansas of nice clothee-preseee, Bes Bes nocd of af clothes. woe, co, .* kitchens, walke in back pard« drant im each yard: good wood sheds. Terms of sale: One half cash, and balaece in 6 Spé 12 months, with notes secared hz deed of trast Ure On the spot as they are sold, sale to be complied with in one sale, or the property will be purcheser CuEES & WILLIAMS, Ancts, i? THE AROVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY portponed noti] THURSDAY, the lsh iust., same Meld.” GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancta. ¥ W. 8S. LEWIS & OU., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LUT AT PURLIO AUCTL On THURSDAY. the lath day of Jane. o'clock Pp m., Lehall sell, op the premises, t jeed of ofa at dated the Mth day of November, ecrded in one of our land recor county, D.C , the following picce of proper: im: Lot No. 5. in Square sceth of Square No, 14, on B street, between 20th and 2st streets. 43 teat fromt on E street by 140 feet deep to Hey, containing Rear 6 £00 feet of ground. with esnbstantial frame dwelling centain’ Dg 8 rooms. (large) with brick Dasement. The lot is handsomely aid of with walks and choice shr Ty, and being withine few mivutes’ walk ofthe War Department, sheuld command the attention of persons desirous of ob- able residence hundred dollars (1,290) cash: 6and 12 months, secured by a @ Premises. Atlconveyancing Wa-b of truatcn ty and revenus stamps atthe cost of the pur JAME~ D LOSON. Trustee jel) [Int 3] WB 18 & CO., Aucta. ». ¥ D. L. WELLS & O0.. Auctioncers. AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRUVED PBOPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD A very large and desirable new Fraine Bul!¢ing, containing 7 rooms. with alarge lot attached, suit abie for a private dwelling or grocery stand, «it- uated on 22d street, between G and H ALso, 2 Lota, 17 feet fron* each, by 82, on 204 street, be- tween Gand H & Lots. 15% feet front each, by 107, on the corner of G and 234 streets 4 Lote, 16 feet front each, by 91, on G street, bet, 201 and Seth ate, 3 Le es 8 ~ ut each, by 187 om 23d street, bet. The above pr ve pro) “ty will be sold on THURSDAY VENING next. June lath, at 6 o'clock T ach; the balance in tandé jnired as eaca lot t« eold. WELLS & O., Ancts, cor of F and 0 rere. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ND BASE ICh ND LOT. ON 4TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN L STREET AND PL A YORK AVENUE, aT PUBLIC auo- ~ BURSDAY, the 14th inetant, at 6 o'clock p. shall cell. oo the premises. part of Lot N. qoare No. 515. fronting 14 feet by 9 feet dee bipg 1.1.0 feet. more or tess ith the im- prevements, consisting of = well b three story Brick Honce. contataing eigbt goud rooms, with water ft the kitchen A fine clance to purchase @ comfortable resi- dene on of tee is sold. d revenue stamps $0 down when the property acing atthe cost purchaser, GBFEEN A WILLIAMS, Aveta, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, FINE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE SMITHSO- a AT PUBLIC AUCT . jay of Jane. at 6o'clk remises, (the fags will ight valuanie Building sland, sear the Smith signate the lots ) six « Lots on 12th and B stree: sonian Sale positive. ‘Terms: One-third cash; bslance in one and two years. All conveyancing. stamps. an4 ro-ording at the expense of the’ purchasers. © 5 down on each lot when rold Jed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VERY VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE TREASB- UBY DEPARTMENT. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Jane 14, at 6 o'clock. on the premises, we shall sell alf of Lor b G street. between idth and 15th streets west. r ‘erme: ; balance in —_ ope ee el vey anci aser s expense. feed “Sas. McGUIRE & CO. Ancts. Y¥ JAMES ©. McGUIBE & Co., Auctioneers. HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN A 5 BABLE LOUATION wasn olclock on the pretateess ee se ofr ror Sane Lot 19, in. Davidson 6 sabdlvision of Sanare, fronting 25 feet-on the porth side of Morte. treet, running back 147 feet to a 30-fect paved ey. This lot is situated immediately west of idence of Secretary Stanton, and near ‘sth strest, and is considered one of the best locations in the ay, for a dwelling. ‘itle perfect. — Terme: One-third cash; residue in 6 and months, with interest. secured on the Conveyancing ab purrhesers cost, Jedd . ©. McGUIRE & OV., Aucts, B* THOUS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. CLOCKS, WATOHES, JEWELRY, sHOW ASES. ac. AT AUCTION On FRIDAY MOBNING, June iS, a: 10 o'clock, 1 will sell, at No 90 High steeet, bear day etrect, aD Sssortment of Clocks itches. Jewelry. Show Gases, &c., &c., being the eflects of a desler de- — posinert Je Chit of Washingion: Jane 12, 1866. Will be sold at pub! on the under the direction Lieutenant James M A. a, FRipa ° ne ts, ™ wi Property. situ- near the Toot of @ street, B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioncens, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SEAPENIEIPOTES EPPERRTY,O% 292 On FRIDAY, the y . 34 LY fhe loth instant, at 636 o'closk p. 2 ses, Wwe: in Square Wo. 7s, el song the io ferent cee stable beck, fronting ous Suirty loot No. 100 f a /D LOT, street . between th got Tt unite Navy Yard Gate ip square 882, 21 feet b: deep, wi z Building, Doing wood os . 2 Terms: One-half cash; balance in ¢ and 39 months, bya of traston the HX ancing and venacide the fete Sew s WILLIAMS. Ancts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, be eg eae Ng in front ofthe njwetone hat Far cid 3 ;