Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1866, Page 3

ed Se THE. EV ENING STAR. ~ LOC AL, NEWS. AMUSEMENTS. & . TO-NIGHT. (inos en's —Last night but one of the excel- lent troupe—Cotton a Murphy's Minstrels. Don't fail to see them. Wiesemetox THEATER.— Splendid pro- gramme by Sanford's Opera Troupe this eve- miog. A GREAT? natural curiosity, beimg an infant with two heads, four arms and twe legs, at 245 Penn. avenue. East WASHINGTON (M. FE.) Cavzou, Navy Yard.—Pair and festival. Last night but one. ——teeie Boarp or TRUSTEES —An ad meet. ing of the Bosrd of Public Sc Tustees was held last evening at tne Cy 8 Hal, all the members present except Messrs. Murtagh and Cassell, Dr. Walsh in the chair and R. F. Boisesu, secretary. Mr. Khees announced the death of his col- league, Mr. Mitchell H. Miller, speaking ot the mnterest De had taken in the cause of edu- cation &5 a member of the Board,to which he WSs appointed in 1545; of the interest he took in the Young Men's Christian Association, of which he was one of the founders and presi- dent in 1561 aod 2, in which capacity he dis- tributed the first books to our soldiers. Mr. Khees also spoke of his character as a sincere cbristinn—an elder in his church, superintend- ent ofa Semday School and secretary of the fag Bible Society. In every relation f life he was distinguished for scrupulons in- tegrity and self-sacrificing devotion to the in- terests of others, love to God and love to his feliow men. Mr. Khees moved that a committee be ap- pointed to draft resolutions, which was agreed to and Messrs. RP 2es, Tastm, Clark and Hol- mead were appointed the committee. Subsequently the following resolutions were reported, and after appropriate remarks on the life and services of the deceased by Messrs. Woodward, Wilson, Tustin, Brown, Holmead and Walsh, were adopted. Resoived, That in the decease of Mitchell H. Miller, who has for eight years been an active, enlightened, laborious, and most useful mem- ber of this board, we have sustained no com- mon lose, and that in his death the cause of education, philanthropy and religion will be deprived of one of their most able advocates and bright examples. Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with his bereaved family in this dispensation of Providence, which has taken from them in the prime ot life one who was so true, so good, so nobie, sv honest. and so unselfish. Resolved, That we attend the funeral of our colleague in a body, and that a copy of these resolut s be transmitted to the widow of the ¢, That as an additional mark of res- memory of our late colleague, the closed to-morrow. Friday, 22d inst., and that the trustees and teachers be requested to assemble at 4 o'clock p.m.,in the lecture. room of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, to attend the funeral After the passage of a resolution for closing the schools to-day, and postponing such ex. amunations as had been set for to-day antil to- morrow, the be urned ue Grand Jury made ion in refereuce to the having Visited that in- . WASHINGTOX, D.C, ion. D. K. Cariter, Chie} ¢ Criminal Court of the District of Columbia -—The undersigned grand jurors for the June term of the Criminal Court of said istrict respectfully beg leave to sub- mit the following report in relation tothe con- «ition of the jail of the said District After a careful examination we find the building in such a dilapidated condition that there is no security for the safe-keeping o! the prisoners confined it. The walls are soft 2nd easily cut, as they have been several times. , The ventilation is greatly defective, in fact here is uO means of procuring a thorough system ot Yentilation, and in view of its crowded condition, we find this one of the evils; trom the manner of its construc- »possible to remedy this; the clis nd entirely without the mean: of Owing to the great increas? in the popula- tion of this metropolis of the nation, and that being of all classes of persons, it has neces- sarily increased the amount of crime, in fact to & far greater ratio than that of population The jail, which has never been large enough, is now far less commodious than ever, cells that should. not contain more than three prisoners are at times occn- pied by foarteen. Thus, in an unventilated room, fourteen persons of all ages are con- fined, and become a nest of disease. The re- quirements for the safe keeping and health of the prisoners call for a building of much great- er size than the present one. We also find that there sre no accommodations for hospital pur- poses, and in view of the great amount of sick- ness at times prevailing, and the possibility of the spread of disease, we particularly urge the necessity that some arrangement be made in this Tespect. In view of the defective condition of the building for the safe-keeping of the prisoners, the entire absence of a system of ventilation, and its over-crowded cells, we deem it our duty to call your attention to these facts and to urge the necessity of a new and more com- modious building. Were it not for the strict sani measures adopted by the officers in charge, it is evident that the effects of such a hot-bed of disease and death m our midst would be far greater than they are Anprew J. Joyce, Foreman. poaccesiast us MuiGs’ System or Breecu-toapixe Ri- PLES.—The great number of good breech-load- ing rifles heretofore produced would almost lead one to by ng that perfection had been reached, and nobew plan could be de- vised; but Capt. J. V. Meigs. of this city, nas Gey ised & system which does away with many objections made to guns which have preceded his. He has rejected all levers or pieces to ‘arn out, pull back, turn up or down, —_ has introduced a sliding guard principle, which renders it porsible to load and unload the piece without increasing its size, or without balf-cocking it, and with the hammer down. The exploded shell is extracted without chang- ing the position ofthe hand which eres neck of the stock. He has ced & vertical motion of the breech-plug by a horizontal mo- ton of the guard, and within the short space of one and three-eighths inches. We have seen this improvement on a Springfield rifle severely tested, by Daving its parts clogged ‘with sand, and by its peculiar reciprocating movement clean itself, with but a moment's loss of time. The same ppt ~~ is now being applied = the inventor to a ape seemed ae So firing fifty shots before len: the magazine, and without taking down from the shoulder, with entire safety to the opera- we and security from danger of explosion by act of cartridge in the magazine. The weight of a gun so constructed, its mag- azme filled, will be less than the ordinary mus- ket and cartridge box. pf eae eee Tae Ciermase Liner Scrr.— Crrovir Count, Judge Olin.—Y esterday, in the case of Francis McGhan against ‘wis Clephane, action for libel, after Mr. Cook had concluded his arzument for plammtiff— Mr. Riddle followed on the same side, stating that there was ne allegation in the bill that the defendant had suffered as to character, but that be ——— that he had suffered in his business. re is no allegation that he was furnishing material, or that he had the mate- rial to furnish, or had a dollars’ worth of stock. Me thought that ajl that could be said for the defendant had been well said, and but little ‘was left for him to do. Wh’ —— the de. tendant slander the plaintiff? ‘be plaintiff charges that he has, and done it cpampceapand Maliciousiy, and claims 10,0008 and he (Mr. Riddle) proceeded to — that the defendant bad no motive to publish the alleged slander, and contended er SE e was uncontra- dicted in his evidence T. Riddle proceeded to speak im eulogistic terms of McClellan, whose name had been mentioned in the testj- mony &5 & military aa pend Foe returning to the subject. spoke of the pu jeation of the better. It nad been asked what business Cie. phane had to write the letter, and was pro. ceeding to argue that Clephane had 4 right to give the information t the Government ; when the court adjourned. Decrex oF DivoRce.—This morning, Judge Wylie, in the nity Court, made a decree, divorcing Wm. Hays from the bonds of matri- mony with Mary cman’ as ‘Tae petition ests lorth that the parties were married in Baltimore, in August, 1855, and came to this District in 1899; that he lived with the respondent until November, 1964; that re- cently che has given herself up to adulterous practices, and since January, 15965, she bas been Living 1m Open prostitution. The respondent, in her answer, charges that the petitioner for several months failed to make any provision for Ber support, and aseerts that she has always conducted herself “8a faithful and loving wife. the t has been keep- ing company with dissolute persons, had be- come intemperate, &c. o—— Fast DRIVING ayn DisogDERLY—Yester- Gay tbe officers of the second inct arrested Chas. King, hackman. for driving, two charges: one under the Levy Court ordinance, ‘ne ofber under the Corporation law. The backman. with bis passengers, Mary Hamil- ‘op and Maggie Brown, were taken before Justice Walter, who fined King $10 in each cnee, and the femaice ecadact $5 each for disorderly ‘ as tel ae ARSE | r gs gentleman, who claimed to dns the Freedmen’s Kelief — peared for Simpson, and Justice TRompso! dismissed the prisoner. on condition that heb be sent away from the District by the Freedmen's Association. The same person intended to appear for colored prisoners in the Second Wira station, bat they had been already dis- posed of. The mode by the F. R. Associatien is to send all colored persons who cannot obtain employment, or are under arrest for trifling offenses and ean be dismissed, away from the District, to States north or ‘south, where they can be ak will be employed. ag mode, if successful, will be advantageous to all concerned. The farmers North and South will be benefitted by the labor; the contrabands will be benefitted their wages and the op- tunity to improve themselves; and the Dis- ict will be relieved of a class that cannot be employed here, and if not fed and clothed by the Government or private charity, must steal or starve. VALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE NATION- AL Farr For THE ORPHANS OF SOLDIERS AND SaiLors.—Mr. Alex. Williams, Secoud Au- ditor, Treasury Department, having inciden- tally mentioned to Mrs. Lincoln that the com- mittee of arrangements would be but too happy to receive any article from herin aid of the truly glorious objects of the fair. she, with a consideration worthy of all praise, has trans. mitted to Mrs. Dr. J. O. Smith, of the District of Columbia section, a silk quilt of matchless beauty and design,and an Affghan of truly Oriental magnificence. By this sale the fand for the orphans will be largely benefitted, prob- ably to the extent of $2,000. petra eaear rae Scspicron OF BURGLARY aNnD LARCENY.— Last night, officer Bresnahan arrested a negro named George Washington, alias Gaff upon a charge of burgiariously entering the residence of Mr. Burr, on #2 street, between 13th and 14th, and stealing two trunks, * lot of clothing, money and other articles, amounting to about $260. The evidence against the prisoner was not positive, but so strong as to induce the Justice to commit him to jail for court. The property was not recovered. a Ow NER For A CHAIR WANTFD.—Last night, officer Austin, of the Second Ward, met two negroes, one of them carrying a chair, which the officer suspected was stolen. He arrested the one with the chair, but the other, being a fast rayeler,escaped. The chair is marked on the back of the seat with the words “Philadel- pbia Inquirer.” The negro was identified as m. Taylo jas Ford, alias Tyler, alias Tally. earing to identify the chair, the negro was ordered to pay a fine of $2.50 or be sent to the workhouse in default. MATINEE AT ¢ vers. — Remember the matinee at Grover’s to-morrow afternoon when an excellent entertainment will be given by the Cotton & Murphy California Minstrel Troupe, which has been so popular during its stay here, The fountain will be playing. ——_ +e. CITY ITEMS. Np EXCURSION TO MATHIAS nday the grand excursion down the Potomac ‘aras Mathias Point, will be repeated, affording a fine opportunity to see ail prand at the ing health trip. it will be seen cellent band nt elsewhere. ee —_ SILVER PLatep Wank. able Spoons, Tea Spoons, Table Forks, Te Forks, Goblets, Cups, Call Bells, Butter Knives. 'Napkin=. Rings—only One Dollar at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, third Goor from iy street. S. D. Mar ylvania avenne, continues to manufaeture to order fine Shirts at the lowest price: STRAWGE, BUT TRU: at Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunious, Bad Nails, etc. can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White's Rooms, 424 Penn. av., between 4} and 6th stree! <a A Srreir vay Drerasrs.—“My with the world is very much Lozenge which lnow carry pocket; that trouble in my throat whic h the Troches area specific) haying me © © mere whisperer. N. P. Wits. Fora Cough, Cold, an Irritation or Sore- ness of the throat, “Brown's Bronchial Troches” will often give sure reliet. eo ne PERSONS will find it greatty to their advan- tage to examine our stock of Dry Goods, H. siery Notions, &c., before purchasing else- where. Yarss & Serny, 6 No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue. eosin ao PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the Siar office counter. ne a Corne, Evntexs, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnont pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8a. m. to5 p. m.. a iedds nm. NOONAN. On Thorsday, = a Tist fact. at be- tween 7 and oe dock k BIDGET GRIF- EN, wif Patrick ene is of th a are organs in from th of ber husband, o! street, Setween, “eat erect id mae. on ue, on Saturday, the 23d inst., at thr. o'cloc: SHERWOOD. Onthe morning of the 2:4 inst., =.= ELIZA 8HEBWOOD ghter of the of the family are invited te ee her — to-morrow, (Saturday,) at 5 Yelock 5 — her ra" residence, No, {= PITCHERS, TEA 8: SETS. A ae saa! pesstifal assortment of Silver. and Bri ITCHERS, ETS, CASTORS. 108, 3B lips. TEA SIBUP CANS, BUICKLE CABTORS 2c, Se tea ae received and for reduced Prices. J Ww. BOTELER & BRO.. 320 Penns, ‘av.. (Metzerott Hail, z fe at AUCTION SALES. ————— es __ SHI8 AFTERNOON 4ND P TO-MORROW. §21GREENa WILLIAMS, Ancticnem, WANTS. WARE!) Itwevrattiy_reerqnodtaw. hs, Apply bo. 3200h streot, etmone M AUCTION SALES. ee ham ee . Sonn Seen teres] we aren use i. ee bers i. | apply to Hy nARB, Ber D—A& com) TANT, PTW 0} wes ae Riri aa i es et py Ths austere | RAE ie Me 2e= abe, Coon 7 cornet of ¢th tine, aoe 24. at AR Ne geste Room No. 6, over W trae aurep , SIT HOUSE cor west and N north, centat nil td iy in each; bydrantin yard. A, ‘and @ ata " ine rooms ; te wit Lomo, Grover, corner sth BRENT Tos temily withowt Sikes, F’ sintea BOI r ty wiihent “the usa front of t Ot Bhp ae ** | two aes owe Camas ‘Panta and oot ing Dresses, in creat and Gente nN the corner caper a r- ahi a: aTOR by. Frepectable ce fd of childre: Ladies Cd vother' light ie, trevell oC ry leay. as ly wire ar Day ath . viz will be well werthy of aro. 43s pagent ~ Wana he e -. T° BERT . ie cottetning Law seeps Tipscoe, Detaine, Merinc, Shen's, be va Seon: Ww = FARCOR Pater in the oe Ith he Eee rr monthe ior pote tease a FEE? Tt i le eit eterences geeks Bas steele mort ae Tr 0s en ae Sed deed of trot taken ope ca — conveyancing at cost of 4 we Be ick ts £2 sie pen oe it ., Aacts id GREEN & Sie ewes. pete. wip ed sae yard. Arey on pn pwd mn at corner ith'and P: jo. "s, owe Rational y Eprces ood IBON SAFE W A8tED_z. parehese aroee 3 saris cS BRICK RNBOURE 1 ies on Senn | We 0 seed olin Bea inert tween 84 My saa Te W Bowlers A nection tare WASTED Fee Th want of EmrLoy- | yy ie orters, drivers, laborers, ite Bevis calle Hoos No.7 Stor Bulla ing. over National ‘ss ress © . corner Pa. avenue and }Ith peg oe be * a ROOLD wal. & & if) oT W43n D—A SEIrE woman. aa te qnod Rn” 8 FURNISHED OR VNFUBNISHED. Pleasant al healthy location. etiam at toe cont 60 sown hen tl e a Winctaa >, Seotired © ~ ‘All +H) and Cost of of the parehaees $50 down ou tech | issold. ce et property a ces and no Terms mederate. Apply to anes & WILLIAMS, Auets, \d do plai i oni = mtr cermet Svs nes ¥ W. L. WALL @ O0., Anctioncors. wind a Mat bia rtd MES. WATTS. No. 354 E street, ri Fh ¥, PAGE, Auctioncer. Original Hores and Basser, near lath, _je 22 St between 12th and 15th. 9 BY., » between end 10th ots, VV [ ANTED—A good middie ed WOMAN, th: J,,OR RENT—Small HOUSE of seven rooms, No. | DESIRABLE Bu TLDING 1, Lope nN CAPITOL > avi + to cook, wash an 3aL E street, betwee! a etION a a A iron rv) ‘tet is willin Hin, at 5 o'clor = igysf ‘une tween B iF pie Rowe jon sth = Also, immediately there: A two Lote in Square lot of Furniture for sal remises. 1 4 MORNING. duee td com- nm mencing at 10 o'clock, at Beresr, will be sold about— FIFTY HORSES. =“ A. Bernese end saddle. A full description Appiy at at corner 8th and (OR RENT—PART OF A HOUSE, pe or five rooms, water and gas convenient. Apply to 490 I street, between 7th and Sth. Bent moderate. WAsTED=ea ‘and Silver Watches, Ladies’ id ( Clo! ping. oF or any articles of Rr st B. S SLTON & Gong ak Denbrohers, 502 %h tract. three doo an _J0 21,50" tween south Ook cel tan loth street east, be- | A wanber at Work Mujer. 5 ree rs nol - B.— a me street an i Da Be: te 38 Wit Cookers, and PRS REE, Tar ener VTE AL Ho ay | anid lots being parts Lov’ ta suid sacans One i ms Work Horse, bok hands high, and ved to be perfectly sou: One ver: perior Work Mule perfectly sound and weighing over at pounds, aad on!) sold for want of use. ~ P. Aliso, Lote 10 and 14. in re a, th I seats in soi avenue, between 12th and 13th sts. so of east Oapitol street Ses . Rear the cor third cash; th balance in6 Foz RENT—Two large well furnished FRONT athe. se ROUMS. and two eMallier rooms i Mpoining, er} F SaTust AX ty A gl Way WISHES A SIT- UATION in a ily or restaurant. Call on Mr. NE. b street No. 313. mhs pm FURNITURE K. ¥. PAGE, Auct. OAPI BED. | Unllsh sroct between © anf™H crest: tout | PRY R-F. PAGE, Suciowrer, | A emcee oh. op seeing ow ant Sot. RNISHING doops DB of every " Wagons, and other Vebicies, ‘OBL i, 6on ze a FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo RENT—In the Star Office Building, corner of poomayiveane avenue aud Lith ® number of excellent and conveniently situat Lopaias BOOMS. Terms low. Tnauire t a B. BAKER, at the Star Office. my OBANCERY SALE c OF VALUA EBUILD ING BEN H AND STREETS 'S NORT ;: By virtue of a decree of the reme Court of the District of Columbia, mm the wth June, 1865. in 8 cause v herein Jo-eph Walsh are complainants. ani Mary A. Fletcher et al Gefendante, No. 705. Equity Docket Noyes Bake acriber ss Tro-tee will offer for sale,en the prem:- ges, on WEDNESDAY, the $4 day of July next. at ‘clo. k . Lote No. 25 wnd 26, im Square No, POE BENT_A two story BRTOK Swactina, containing 8 rooms, on 12th street west. 1 door south of Mar: audavchue. Inquire of EDWARD MATTINGLY, 765 31 strect cast, between N st, scale oa Gestiis soatene Se 2st Fe, RENT—A BBIOK ROUSE on 2th street, bet. Pa ave. and M st.. containing 7 rooms, with kitchen and cellar, with gas throw hout, be- sides the privilege of an advoining lot. t mod. erate. Inonire at No 48 Water st , Georcetown. or atthe corner of Penn. avenue, at McG ALso, A pair of very fine Harnces and Baddie Horees, eplonsta Toadsters, Ambulance and Harness, ql roperty of a Gentleman who has been as- ing bem for his private nee, and euly sold for want of use, and are believed to be perfeotiy sound, A large ce collection of Sew and Second-hand Bar- 2 Kiw w "Femily Oarriager. arises ances. 2 New Germantown Carriages. = = 5 J of sale: One-half of the purchase mone: J ener Pecnatiyaaty ‘creas, CGPS, cor a Je St | jn cush the balance in aix months. with tatercst | ‘Thureday, eas" petucday ainera eeark eae : KOOMS adapted for the offices of Lusurance Com: Fo, ‘RENT—On or before the ist of July, | from day of sale, for whicn the bond of the purcha- | weather. anies. Terms moderate, Location the best in HOUSE No. 422, on i3th street north, (next | ser with approved security will be taken, Carri ont ergenes always on private sale. jew aces W. L. WALL & 00.. Aucts. x we. EBA 2 00, Avctionsers. —— B ee Le. ov, Sg SPLENDID PAIR BAY CARRIAGE Bonsms. TAMILY CAUMIAGE AND HABE : Gn SATURDAY MORNING, June 2d, o'clock. we wilt sell. af the Bazaar, a splendia ir of palr°" BAY CABRIAGE HOBSES, ind * years old, rfectiy kind and gentle. and 6 aad fast, are believed to be perfectly sound. One Family Oarria; to the corner of G strest,) convenient to the part: ts. It containg eight r: and water. Apply on the prem Bridge str Georgetown, re SALE CHEAP—Small_BRIOK ROUSE and LUT.No 602, north N street, between 6th and 7th streets, neXt door to Mr. George Fal- coner's store: go0d business location. The side walls being ap, @ three: building could be erectid at small cost. Possession can be had at ones if imroediate application is made. Price only 1,000. Ii not ong ja Hye days, will be rented at Pot per month 20. for sale or trade. mascganthy W alnes + four de LOTS, to the prop sahington. Apply to C. B. sonar = the Star Office. = tt OR RENT—In the STAR aeons Seite: INGS, corner of Pennsylvant svelte and Jith street, ROOMS suitable for law, real estate or any other = offices. Terms moderate pition ze aS yashington. Appiy toO0. B. BAKER, my 35 i Fors — wey ets egal s PREMISES in the Star Office Buildin, the corner of fine bese vania avenue and ith neers com prising taurant and Bar-Room; large and conve nient Kitchen, with ranges complete; Bath Room and Hall on the floor above, with committee or withdrawing room attached." Also. aa many con- 5 lent other rooms ss the tenant m "desire, mien ned in the best location in Wash- If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days from the day of sale. the property will resol at the riskand cost of the defaulting pur- W.W. om ing at XE TE ‘a rost, w. BOTELER, Ac patios No. 320 D street. et, between loth and 111 SALE OF HOUSEHOLD _FUBNITURE AT On WEDNESDAt MORNING. June “6th, at 10 0 clock, I shal lisell, = Ne. 400 Pennsylvania enus, between 43: ani 6th streets, a few doors east of the National H variety of Household Furniture, consist rt of, vir Ove Rosewood case | AL and # Harness. a Frame House L Mantel M The above team isthe property of agen len, and ys commanded a fine run of 3t" peg” ney mp noha’ avi T use 4 business. accommodation ‘of building teres and aeeo. ~s omni” | Foee'aep Carats with Cornices, &c., complete | Sity ne BO further us tor fede’ tearing the associations large committee meetings, trades OB SALE—A favorable CIGAR STORE, well | Brussels and Incrain Onrpets Ul desers jon at sale meetings, &c.,&c , the Hall is admi: Tably suited, located, suitable for any person with asmall | Walnut Writing Cabinet ee wl “WALL & 6@., and must increase the business of the Res: | capital. reason given for selling out. Ad- | Gas bande liers and Brackets ws dress C. teurant if ren’ with it. Terms moderate. Appl to. B. BAKER. at the Star Office, my_ Baia Fo, RENT—The STORE N No. 321 D street, tar Oftce. Je 20-3t* sy jine BRICK HOUSE, No. 424 MVarulshos Reus in advance. Koqaire XJ. = ele 4 s & ©0., Auctioneers. SALE OF COLORED ENGRAVINGS, PRINTS, Brogget Etazere Oak Sideboard, with marble top Osk Dining Obairs, Straw Matting D ning-room aud Hall Oilcloth bear ith. It fronts immediately on Penna: AN, Apo Mass. av..mear 6th st. Also, | Window Shades . + of the Auction Room avenne, and isone of the largest and most couves | 8¥eral Building Lots for sale. Je 20 6t Large Walnut Extension Table . onbar's ty Onsina Som wt eae a Win Biently'situated store-rooms in Washington city. | [OR RENT—A new first class BRIOK HOUSE, | Plated Castors. Knives, Forks. Spoons clock shall sell about $2 Golored Apply to C. B. BAKER, at the Star Office. my23 t? containing rooms, with water and gas,on | China, Glass. and Crockery, Table Cloths ray solid walpat ond fancy stained Frames. for ONO Se trina | Georgetown Hetwhts. arithin twa squares of street | Bedstends. Washsta: ARE CHANOE—Finely improved property in count of the Fair for the benefit of Island Presby the First Ward, suitable for Tallow Chand- B.JEWELL& 09. Gstreet ears. Inquire of 0 Superior Bair and ll Mattresses t terian Church, ler. Has been built and used for asiacenter | Wharf, Wash _- je 20-60" eee, Blankets. Refrigerator ‘Terms cash. r3t8ie;, ©. McGUIBE house—with ice house, excellent stabling. and all For “RENT—Four Unfarnish sooms. eom- | Kitchen Furnitare. Cooking Requisites. & os Os = becessary appendages. Apply toJOHN H.S monic. on firss floor, suitnble for house Terms cash, 'W. BOTELER Y¥ W. L. WALL & CO_. Anctioneers, DEE, Le. eve, y bet 6th and 7th Bt. Also. one keeping ae a £o0d ‘Stoo ve lew. Alse, | je zr-dts = Auctioneer. B _98 bouisians avenue, 1y 23- one single arnished, for lady or — ‘ “$ ;OB RENT—A fine FRAM ABLI a i gentleman. At 400 D st., between 6th ‘and 7th Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. no! k ry Est E for six A BAY NOBSE aT AUCTION. horses, with carriage-honse and hay loft, sit- =ee Oz SATURDAY aa 4 . nated on Sse Bftres Alley, bet. 9th and 10th sts, 1 Wail tx Oo no Bay VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN K SALE BY AND PROVISLO: Sell, at the Bazear of one Apply at 393 E street, bet. 9th and 10th. my 16 I SrOME now eee tod ap eR VAStON f2 AUCTION Horse, which hae bean atin bp a (OR RE. tory BRIOK | on easy terms on for selling, business calls = at livery. All persons S igtoremsad, ‘Will please i TWEENING HO me to ane —. efi 356 H street, between rooms, cellar, gas and n immediately. 'Taquire on — Premise: between 8 and 10a. ord re 6 p.m _je7 House containing four te the store. can be had at a mod- Aadrees A.E.T., through the Star Je 20-e03t™ ea SALE—STOCK and FIXTURES of a Grocery and Liquor Fie nage with Furniture in dwe lling, ina good location, now doing anexcel lent ASS will be sold @ ba: in. Owner chang » pen eee for selling. Ap) Pelyt te BD. & Co., Auctioneers and Brokers, Derthwest corner 10th and F sts. je %0-6t e0ld one of the th tory BRICKS, on : Qa now eifer the other twe for sale at $3 600 cach, halfcash. balance in six ‘and tmaire onthe. secured by deed of trust on the premi If they are not sold by the lst of July, they er, |. prove peed ny p Pie — bemroihis per er ry ie WL WALL & C) + Aucts, BX GREEN & ae — gp tegen so iy aft ete above, I will sell Lot 19, it 19 1eet on Green street and 120 feet e third cash; Balance in 6 and 12 interest, secured Dy a deed of trust ty THOS. DOWLING, Anuct. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Aues.; Georgetown. VALUAB BOPERTY IN & LE = ris he, ZORGETOWN On WEDNESDAY AFTEENOON, June 2th, at 6o'clock, I will sell. in front of the prom! part of Lot'No, 113, in Beall» addition te Geonee: 6th, avenue, Room 4. A® besten vit toh Fo BUILDING now used T. allery, to cashs ® with or w' thou, astruimenis, “A Pa. a and a st., Washington, D. Fe BENT at 467 13th street “isisson Ea F, four cy A by ROOMS on sec ond floor, or t ‘D BOOMS on the first e et to rent at $40 per month, bs a Th poi, Sa | town, fronting 38 fect on Beall street’ ter oor: ad ne Vocation ig Be cries ee Pa. Byte a Builders De yeah tt 2 ea hs ta. and rani beck Fen TENT NapinTs HALL, (late Temper: A VALUABLE One® ate Crom, mente.” - ee is Hall,)on E street, between 9th and a Bi be rented’ for festivals, fairs, meetings its and 264 acres of 1: eoure purposes. For particulars inquire st at the gone Market, over a good road? 7% Gane tenn Hall. Je 13-1m wood land, balance for farmi: oe pase FPOse8;, Renal fenced and in excellent orde order; six. FE Qe Shh By Bho tone sailing, sloop -rizged Boat | wagon loads of manure were put on daring the "Tat inet adit Wie eae He goat | taeagrefcanecuuae set cadena! ir street variety ef fruit, wi north, near llth. berries, Lawton Blackberries. Rasp mat Ry ie rot he ET Sora! Asparagus Beds, &c Dwelling house, 55x18 feet: te it house, 32x16 feet: servants’ honse, 12x16 feet ; gardener's house. 12x16 fect; corn house: 3x4 ova chicken meee pet bee barn, 93x13 feet; age heuse, &c. ‘Evel ing ee my the ferm is most desirable in and around the vity. posed railroad from the city to Point of Bocks parses through this farm and A depot will be la- cated near eh 45 Soon as the property is siruck on itle perfect. THOS. DOWLING, Anct. BY carey & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Two BASEMENT, AND ATTIC Back WOUSE a of sonth B strect betwee Roe Sones Pong most pepe spnberten BE “ 3s 8 nated at porth street, Frederick city, CALM he epg 3 is a some parts pot jeuttry finiah wo Stor! Basement, high cet flings. itis ry feet Trout t ES 3 ep, with b back cE pullding—has 16 rooms, It is most su ° materiais and wor! manesip in} inoderd style, with all the most recent impro and conventie: i fanliy. dthas about boat an acre and ands nal of dross rand ™ order. m jp one of the 10. o than sixty trees ° nites large sup: Price $100 per sere. eb Am iA Apply to of smal nits, al mai : sts Pade in each stor fi, wgivesabus: Auctioneers ami Beal Estate ites Stacks es ome s healthy location. It ison very be? the center ot ware, at the corner the Squar aye Half street cast and B street south, Cap- i balance in 6 and 12 deed ee cen one gt the Cd ett enfant Igvelr he west, and the re Bills ot 2 the east, and gives gal aie Sechenting g viewot mountain i val pod forfrom Ss 4 ‘alles aroun "eC: seen. address B windHizerss, fake ad ¥W.L. WALL & CO., Austioncers. Bris res OF | Ca Sag ya Terms: One-third cash; and 15 months, for notce be bearing interest. A cen Stns cost ef the pure 00 required eee Cee . Acts. ». Barn, orchard oped ber fruit trees. Crops wat Mit be ula with the ea Je 16 cost between 9th and 10th ats. SASH. poons, BLIEDS AND, BUILDING ‘Y. SRERALLY. al as at the Builders’ De- s. asily. For sale at reduced aeacubinicea it, 562 7th jt, ite Crete Mar! POs a cat Tree OPP OE eT AMIE WINDOW AND DOOR 0 at rejuced tthe see Lj olen ant Set one a cates Loi ened acy: ‘cole H.W. HAMILTON. é. VANDERWEBEEN & 808, PROPRIBTORS OF THE POTOMAC BIVEB QUABRIES. STONE for buildings, walls, foundations, &c., constantly on hand and delivered at any accessible point on the river. Office, Washingten—Corner I?th st, and canal. a Georgetown—125 Bridg mer corner of 1 colm™ (Hooter: CROQUET!!! ger CBOQUET!'! Crequet forthe Field and Perlor in great v: riety, with FULL INSTRUCTIONS BOW TO PLAY this fashionable, bealthful and fascinating game, vst recolved BY »11p & BOLOMONS, ome a Sug eames eee sqaare A emia So bs re on the mery E streets =a TOR’S BALE (BY POW! E OwiLl) Of REAL Eerste. = T3E 120, on th: * lepth of 147 feet. —_ ae Fatrfax county. Virginia. aonter inthe. ahaa ren ou the ri FEE a a NEED ROOMS st | POWNMAN & GREES, RAL ESTATE BRO. | “Forms: One-third cash: the nee, ree of July s peoventy For "No, i iteoe Feapeyivante avenne, oie sunk . interest, ow ply to 6 Mesers Caner. at No. Au touth and 12th: ty References required 19-tf THOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEER, te premio te eas ox pa ad = FopEE odds miterseemns ee aa On TUESDAY, June a ny Be rooms. r i F Oe ad ROG er | por pete Tove | F sale shen. AG cit from 5 to 8, at Jos ob et ireet. be- | will Caer for sale, == bites, Saat area be FOR SALE ue 8, North twoen'M snd = ‘ a tract of a fom ite Begist. Office, ; B00 Pete bar lith an eet nee ee [ier Most Store on @ encolnetwees | tt of Pri i Leth and 13th streets, No.’ 314. on 4 T terma, Je 19-6¢" This ieee known am, did fa See ae ets ily us hee — ei Acco te bs b bath re town. : sa idebiaie dlosae ith interest, secured by deed of (MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND FARMS BE Bt) se bear: ESTATE R00. eee Je 2. F%, Piet eonaiy: te, aguEe or ena te be soldin ers. ors, Bor paca of Wain 1 ace Ree aaa: mack's ‘o restausnt, Cit Pa. avenue. land will atour wate hed eeplaes ai mes Salon ese tala | all Rts arenes. Sut se pe pcan EANE, Boy ras ary SP OPhAT Seta AAe Neary Realtor ena desirabl sell, In front Premises, r) 30, Poans Sve., Rear 24th st. te having Georgetown. 6-20" deep, ru bey to - and 60 A je 11-e06t EPI onus. aveute. pnt — THOMAS H. FORD. R™MOKED WATER COOLERS. ane SEAT CHAIRS REPAIRED? at No town nf pans 2m avenues and c KTS ae Renal OF, BEFEIGERS: WATEE OOOLE Work well dons, and with dispatch. aad, wile without Just received aud for sinick ig gach A Seaished 3. Wo BOT fiat BEOTHER, Jigen jr caren | sonfnst corn r IBON. The attenti ‘ ‘snd others Sipe ca ov igre re, invited to this and further ; aa Heat RENT PEpari es STA Hats. No. 28 STBAW HATS, je6-2w (Intel. | I ie: For Gentlemen, Youth. and Children. A fall f variety LE PRAM: prices, ae emai ew a Rana a Mea te SALE—A fret cle ‘i aan ROR, j _jols-cost 424 Pat venue, ear O4 stres at Mo. | sth streets, “Appiy at” " Fro" Sain ar a wancaim. $ Ou the basi Au established WOOD AND OOAL STAND, 4 2 mrad pore desire to we Jaares JOUVER AL'S ness. fermation call KILBOUsE m LATTA. MARBLE WORES. Boal Estate Brokers, Corner New Jersey avenue and F street, Je 16-cost Corner 7th and F streets. Qtr ya oR aa a pear Je W6-006t Near the ¢ Baltimore Depot. All orders for bin Fed MONUMENTS; or — —_~