Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1866, Page 3

— Eee "THE EVENING STAR, LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Groven’s —This comfortable theater will be opened this evening, under the manage. yaent of Mr. Jonna T. Ford, with the spectacu- lar play of the “Seven Sisters,” in which the charming Miss Lotta makes her ap; ance; also, tbe popular actor, Mr. C. B. Bishop, as Mrs. Pinto. The play is to be brought out i excellent style. Two CuILDREN, With two heads, four arms, and two legs. on exhibition at 255 Pennsyl- vanis avenne ANALOSTAN ISLAND.—Afternoon and eye- ning pic-uic of the Urbanity Asseciation. A plessant time is anticipated. Ovp Fettows’ Pic-n1e —Grand afternoon and evening pic-nie by Metropolis Lodge, No. 16, 1.0. ©. F., at Beckert’s Garden. near the Navy Yard. A pleasant time is anticipated b all who attend. — — aii s A Hot CHASP.—Last December several setts of harness were stelen from the firm of Cissel & Rogers. bricklayers. Albert Chase and bas. Tenney. colored, were arrested in May for the larceny and had a hearing when Ten- ney was dismissed and Chase heid for a hear- ing before Justice Thompson, it having been sbown that Chase purchased the harness from Moses Biack, colored. Black managed toelude the police until yesterday officer George W. Frazier, of the First Ward, received informa- tion that Black was tossing cents on 12th street, near O. Frazier got within a few feet of Black betore Biack knew the officer, and the swift- fowted negro sprang away like adeer. Frazier startek In pursuit, and the chase was a spirited One throngh the alleys and streets in that lo- eality. which are not very favorable for a pur- suer unnsed to the neighberhood. The race Was witnessed by hundreds of persons, white and colored. The colored crowd was very sxious for the escape of Black, and ffired three shots at the officer while in pursuit. Fra- wer finding tuat Black would probably escape, drew his revolver and fired six shots at him to bring bim to a hait, but Black had no such intention, and Frazier was obliged to run him down, which he did, and captured him ina yard on lith, between 0 and P streets. In an instant he was surrounded by a crowd of ed a desire to He called several citizens around him to keep the crowd back, and con- veyed Black to the Central Guardnouse, where be will have a hearing before Justice Thomp- «on. Black is no contraband, but is one calen- lated demoralize al! the country negroes the Freedmen’s Bureau nas charge of o = y Scr STEES.—A special the Board of Trustees of Public was held on Saturday evening, Mr. Jas. P. Tustin in the chair. and all the mem- bers present except Messrs. Walsh, Murtagh and Casseli Mr. Holmead presented a communication Messrs. Iverson, Phinney & Uo., asking Le question as to what readers shonld be adopted, should not be decided until the Board examine Saunders’ series of Union Readers grumbling negroes, who sho Tesene the prisoner. A communication was also received asking the I to purchase eight copies of Little- held’s Death Bed of Lincoln, which was re- ferred The question of the evening—the consider- not the re Wood ward, of the McGuitey eer: ne Up, wir. Holmead addressed the Board at consider- able length, stating his objections to the Read- ers now in nse (Hilliard’s), and the ques ion was further deb ts. Brown, Wil- eon and Rhees, af ich the Board ad- journed to Tuesday evening = ms . TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.—Yesterday after- noon, the second of the series of meetings of the Washingtonians was beld at the Northern Market. Justice Hollingshead presiding. This Meeting was very larely s de oy Dr. T. G. Cla . Dre » O'Donovan, G. W. un: after which the ms were added to the A like meeting was held in the Capitol Frounds yesterday afternoon, at which Mr. Kidwell presided, and addresses were made by Mesers. K. R. Milliken, Rev M. Gon- wales, W.P. Drew, Mr. George Savage, and otbers. The Catholic Total Abstinenze Society held their weekiy meeting at Gonzaga Hall last evening, Mr. J. D. Clark presiding. Addresses were made by Messrs. C. C. Callan, Centre, and Drew. Several new members were added, amoung them four or five ladies as honorary members. — eas SHOOTING Arratr.—Last night a week ago, Edward Kriscoe, colored, shot William H Briscoe, colored, at the corner of M ana Boun- dary street, (a station of the Freedmen’s Bu- Tean.) The shot was fired from a small pistol, of the Smith and Wesson pattern, and entered about the center of the breast, and was ex- tracted from the back. near the spine. The wounded man was living last Saturday eve- ning. The cause of the affair was a colored girl, about whom the Briscoes were disputing. Though the parties are of the same name, they are in no way related. The police have been unable to find Edward Briscoe, who has Probably started for parts unknown. ——-e inqvesT.—Saturday afternoon, Justice Dru- Ty. acting for the Coroner, held an inquest in view of the bers 4 ca boy named Andrew C. Myers, a son of jel Myers, about nine years. The little fellow, with some com- psnions, went fishing at Easby's ship yard, and seeing a fishing line floating down the Tiver a few yards from the wharf, stripped off his clothing and attempted to swim out to get it. but was accidentally drowned. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the facts. —_e—___ CoMMITTED FoR Covurt.—Saturday after- noon, Dr. Edward Leon. (who, as was stated in Saturday's Star, was arrested in New York by detective McDevitt, for the larceny of abont $5,000 in gold and paper from Jas. H. Richards and Harriet Richards, administrators of the estate of Wm. Richards, in this city,) had a bearing before Superintendent Richards, con- fessed the act, and was committed for court, but remains at police headquarters for the present a Tue Cirernane Liner Casz.—This morn- ing. in the Oirenuit Court, Judge Olin, the sealed verdict in the case of McGhan agt. Clephane, action for libel, was opened. Verdict for plain- tiff, laying damages at $3,000. The amount claimed by plaintiff was $10,000. It is ex; ted that there will bea new trial moved z the cetendant, and in case such motion is refused the case will go to the Supreme Court in gene- Tal term,on the exceptions tagen by the de- tendant’s counsel. a INCENDIARY ATTEMYT.—Yesterday morning, at 6 o'clock, fire was discovered under the house occupied by Wm. Prince, on F. near Sth street. Officer J. F. Parker, of the Third ‘Ward, gave the alarm from box 29, and the firemen were promptly on the spot; but the neighbors extinguished the fire with but slight damage to the property. It was evi- Gently an incendiary attempt. ——e———— Tue Down River Excvursion_yesterday to Mathias Point in the steamer Wawassett, was a very orderly and enjoyable affair. A large number of persons, mainly family parties, availed themselves of the opportuny to escape for a few bours from the dust and scorching heat ofthe city. There was a general desire expressed that the trip might be repeated. saciennndaiean ies Tee Nationat Farr.—Captain B. Van Ri- per, of New York, will deliver an address at the fair to-night. _—_—_——_—_—_—_———————————EE F IBEWORKS! FIREWOBKS!! THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY. FLAG?! FLAGS!' of sll kinds, CHINESE LANTERNS. &c. Exhibition Pieces. Fire Graceeriece* Roman Candles, Shy Rockets Pulling Orackirs, Peri Wheels Tor he Triangles Flotillas. Vertical W heels, Chinese Bombs, bn A heeis, ee. ‘bipa Flyers, ‘oy Cannons, Flying Pigeons, Oracker Pistols, Serpents, bees) < - and Oracker ‘Grasshoppers, stols, Ziowerpet Spangatelles, ae bi s Radiators, Bengeis bights, Rosettes, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Come ever) body and get your supplies from BOSWELL’S FANOY STORE, je D-t4 302 E street, near lth. Son eurags sete ins KK SHI Arr MEBIN@ Do. Do., ” DAZE COTTON Do SAITTE acd BROWN LINEN DRAWERS. WHITE DBILL MUSLIN DBAWERS, m small tc extra sizes, of all aredes, ot Gents’ Furnishing Store, Je Vf e0st 424 Pa avenue, near 45 street. THE, OE, eA aes PIA 0 FORTE MANOFACTOBY. potisecond tant Pis'SOS and OBOAMS. oe, oury terms, op 10-Sn* CITY ITEMS. ee Messre. YATES & SELBY, No. 323 Pennsyt- Vania Avenue, sre offering their stock of Lawns and Summer Dress Goods at reduced prices. 6 _ EXCITEMENT on the avenne near 4% street at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store—1,0W styles of Jewelry and Silver-Piated Ware for only one dolar. ———— BiLtiarps.—A match game of billiards be. tween Messrs. Jones & Davis, will be played at Miller's Billinrd Room, 430 Pennsylvania avenue. on Friday evening, the 29th inst. at 8 o'clock. ——_o——__. Farm pay is & jewel: and <o is fair dealing. For an illustration of this truth, buy your clothing at Henning’s One Price Store on the corner of 7th street and Maryland avenne, where all the prices are marked in plain fig- ures. —_—_@—___. Lapigs!—A handsome Button Gaiter being the “latest style,” Mr. C. F. Gummins, 317 7th street, (second door below Northern Market) has already in store and coming inevery day a Jarge and beautiful assortment. You can rely upou the above establishment in the pur- chase of any style of good and desirable Boots and Shoes. — Nove. ATTRACTION.—Crowds have been as- sembled all day tosee Aunt Saily,a young and beautiful negress, on exhibition at Mc- Connell & Herbert's Book and Stationery Store, 45% 7th street, opposite Post Office. Aunt Sally is a companion game to Croquet and af- fords amusement at Pic-nics and out doer sports. Don’t fail to go and see this modern curiosity. =i THE Moonxticntr Excursion to be given by the Young Meu’s Christian Association Tues- day evening will undoubtealy be a select and pleasant one. The proceeds of the excursion will go towards carrying on the work of the association. They expect to take down a large company of friends, and Vice President Fos- ter, Speaker Colfax and General Howard and e signified taeir intention to accompany t STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White's Rooms, 424 Penn. ay:, between 4 and 6th streets. had in any quantities at the PENNTES can b Star office counter —— Corns, Kuwiens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joimts, Callosities, Vascular Excre: cences, and other disorders of the feet, su cessfully treated witnont pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice bours from 8a. m. to 5 p. m., and 6toS p.m. MARRIED, McDANIEL—JAVINS, At Alexandria, Va., op the 20th inst.. by Rev. Mr. Leftwich, Mr. AL- BERT © McDANIEL, of this city’ te Miss EMILY JAVINS, of v It On the morning of the 24th instant, youngest son of George Z ani Car Hison, aged 1 year, 1] month, and 9 days. As if too fair for this sad world, Dear Willie was estied home, Te join and swell that sweetest song Of angels round the throne. The spirit of that little form Has sweetly flown to reat. Encircled in that Saviour ’s arms Who little children blest Then cease to weep, or even sig For me, my parents dear, For now my sufferings all are oer Ané the joys of heaven I he funeral will take place th nats from th ¢ of his pa- No. 701 &ti street. 1 d. Relattves and spectfuily invited to atten! without share, €.6.C Monday) aiter- y morning. the 25tl: inetant. «1 ck, BEBTHA ELIZABETH, twin | sishic a=. BE. and Sarah E. Fry, in the lv t iil take place this afternoon at Velock, from the residence of her peren 396 south D stree: if DONN. In Norfolk. Va.,on Monday, June 25th, at the residence of his grand f:tber. Mr. John M Donn, ERNEST, irfant ehild of Edward W. and Lau! a J. Donn, aged sixteen months and one week The friends of the family are respectfully invi ted to attend the faneral from the rea: rents POHREB. On Sunday morning, the 24th of June, sé. ABRAHAM KENDALL BOHRER, the son of George A. and Cacberine Bohrer, aged gears. he relatives and friends of the ily are in- Vited to attend his faneral on Tursday next, P_m., from his father’s residence, of Lith street ea: g of Bunday. Mth instant, W JOHNSON, son of Fmeline and J.C LOUDON. Monday morning, 25th inst., at half- past 7 o'clock, BEBECCA, infant ter of James and the late Rebeces Loudon, ag months. CLENDENIN. In Port Suron, Michig: the 19th insta JENNIE, wife DB Clendenin, Jr..in the 234 year of he 5 DENTISTRY. re ae as a (Go TEETH ON RUBSER PLATE, ani re- U piacing lost teeth on old foliar each: Whole upper set el lars, warranted. W. BARNES, ith street east. becween A and B north, Capitol Hill. Ex- tracting without pain. je 14 im" D. REMOVAL. B. LEWIE, DENTIST has remove fr 242 to 260 Penn. avenuy, ten doo: . Great Discovery Dentistry. Teeth ExtPacted Without Pair, All per sons having Teeth to extract, | would advise them to call at De. LEWIE’S office, and have them taken out. Teeth inserted on Hubber, Gold and Silver Plates. In erder that all persons should have Teeth, we have reduced the price very low, To be convinced of the fact, call and see for your- selves. Also, call and ose the new and improved 2 gethod of inst Be. 260 between 12th and 13th 3. je 2-tf 8. R. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist. TH HOWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, at Nw. 27 treet, three doers north of Pennsy avenue, extract ety. < — ] withont pain or injury. by breathing Ni- trous Oxi Price of extract- or Langhing Gas. ing first onto ee id each aiditionsl tooth $1. All kinds of dental work done at reasonable prices. je2 Im* T. COUMBE, DENTIST, No. 249 9th street, » between N and O streets, will fill, extract. and insert TEETH on Geld, Bil-| ver, or Rubber, at moderate prices. Seat materia! be my %-Ilm* these. calling st my efficecan ith any style cata of Teeth they a but to who are particular, and wish the pa- rest, cleanest, strongest most denture that art procure, the 24 more warranted. between Mth and: 10th ta: “Also, 907 Aveh serve Philadelphia. : oo 20-ly eae HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c. [TED stares noTEL, CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY. We have Fisesare to and the lic that thi ern and favorite estab open for the SURF BATHING SEASON. Our long experience in the man: ent of first? class Hovcls in Baltimore, Philadelphia and this place warrants usin the belief that we can offer re ee wo mere ond Jagury Rot to besur- er first class — WEST & MILLER. _j¢ 14-0026t Proprietors. °8 RESTAURANT, 355 Penna, av., near 6th street, we 6 Werner's Pi ‘lace. ‘01 pie od stand. yh a yg wl BS 4 enbeylvania ave is enabled to furnish all kinds of Liquors he, i iiankfal for past favors he solicits a continus- tion of their former patronage. P. EMRICH, No. 355 Penna. avenue. ounce to our friends pacious. mod- ihbment is now 500 WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES on 00 band and st reduced , at the Baniders! Dosnt dca Tee street oppecite Deates je 9eolm H. W. HAMILTON. [° P!TOHERS, TEA SET: beautiful assortment of Silver. SETS, CASTORS, SBOP CANS, KLE CASTORS, &c., &c., of superior quality, just resetved and for Teduaea prices. je at Hey Cocoa wees =| Ape Aa Paco sy a P between 7th and a WO REsPr LE GIRLS WISH SI T ATION sin cere & es cook, ether as chambermaid. The best 5 ey siyen. Please address a note to Box No. =a Office. OOMS AND BOABD—Wanted, a PABLOR Rievtathenee Faraishels fronting norte and south. with BOARD for a gentleman and his wife. A private table preferred. Address No. 59 Penn. avenue. _ J 25 -3t* ANTE EDENEB, one COOK. one HOU SPER Alto. PORTEES, CLERKS to call at corner oO th and Ba, a » Boom No. 6, ever National Bepees oar Boom N. maar — Fa to call at Room Hio_o , Beer Baliding, commer Penn: 8 avenue of . a “y. Cc. OOLDWELL &co., 25 Str General Agents, &. ANTEB—A good OOOK, WASHER AND TBON ER, at 471 13th et. Jo 23-30" ANTED To NT—For a private family. a large and well-furnished HOUSE in thas city or Georgete Please address or call at No. $9 Penna. avenue. je 23-3t* WARTED_By an industrious girl, a SITU A- TION as chambermaid, or to wait en table. She does plain sewing well. and has excellent re- ferences lease ress a note to Box No. 34 Star «ffice, and the advertiser will call. je 23-3t ANTED—A competent DRUG AgSISTANT, A hl an e charge of a drug store. sarees Bos WANTED—-a WHITE WOMAN, with good references and no incembrances, to take charge of a smal! child and do plain sewing; one Widdie-aged preferred. Apply at 361 HM street, near l4t jei3 tf J ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Laiies’ and Gents’ Clothing, or any articles of value, at BR. FULTON & CO 'S, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th Street, three doors north of Pa. avenue, N. B.— 20 Water Coolers, and 600 gross of Porter Gorka, for saie cheap. im* N_EXPEBIENOBD COOK WISHES A SIT- UATION in # private family or restaurant. Callon Mr. NEAL, I8th street, No 313. mh5 W4XTEb— SECOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRKORS, CARPBTS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, je 8-tf between 6 and H. enst side. FOR SALE AND RENT. Fe KENT—In the Star Office Building, at the corner of ghroee, ab gene avenue aud 11th street. & number of excellent and conveniently situated LODGING ROOMS. Terms low. Inquire of 0, B. BAKER, at the Star Ottice. my 25-tf Fo. RENT—In the STAB BUILDINGS, cor- ner Pennsylvania avenue and lith street, ROOMS adapted for the offices of Insurance Com pavies. Terms moderate, Location the best in Washington, Apply to 0. B. BAKER. at the Star Office. = my 25-tf Fo BENT. TAR OF FICE BUILD- INGS, corn f Pennsylvania avenue sod lth street, ROOMS suitable for law, realestate or any other seen office Terms moderate. Location the best in Washington. Apply to 0. B. BAKER, Star Office. my 26 tf | eg BENT—The BESTAURANT PREMISES in the Star Office Building, at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and llth etrest, comprising the Restaurant and Bar Room; large and conve- nient Kitchen, with rangea complete; Bath Room and Hall on the floor above, with committee or withdrawing room attached. Also. as many con- yenient other rooms as the tenant may desire, ‘This Restaurant is in the best location ia Wash ingten, and has always commanded a fine run of business. For the accommodation of building sesociations large committee meetings, trades’ meetings, &c.,&c., the Hall admirably suited, and must greatly increase the business of the Res- taurent if rented with it. Terms moderate. Apply to C. B. BAKER, at the Star Office. my 25-tf Fe RENT—The STORE No. 321 D street, Dear lith. It fronts immediately on Penna, avenue, and isone of the largest and most conve- niently ned store soome in Washington ot Apply to 0. B t the Star Office, my23 tf 1 @ part of HOUSE No. 120. on the north side of Bridge st.. George taining 12 rooms, with gas, and hydrant i, Possession will be given on the Ist y.or probably sooner. For particularsap- ply to the Messrs. BURNETT. at No. 111 south side of We . Georgetown. J¢ 5-eo3w* UR RENT—A number of SMALL HOUSES and ROOMS, furnished and unfurnished. FOR SALE—Large and Smal! HOUSES, North and South. Inquire at STARR’S Begister Office, 5 F st.. bet. 1th and 12th sts. my 14-eo2m* Fe RENT—Six UNFURNISHED ROOMS at No. 276 Pernsyl and 12th sts. Ree UBLE HALL FOR RENT. Inquire H SNYDER, Provision Dealer. No, nw we Finely improved property in the First Ward, suitable for Tallow Chand- ler. Has been built and nsed for aslaughter honse—with ice house, excellent stabling, and all pendages. Apply toJOHN H.SNY- bet. 6th 4 7th sts. Also.one fine Express Wagen. my 25-Im* -half story BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE, 356 H street, between 13th and lith streets, eight rooms, cellar, gas and ater. Possession giver immed! iy. Inquire the premises, between 8 and 10a. m., or songs m je Fo. RENT_Three-and Foe SALE—4,160 ACRES OF LAND in Ran- dol nooun Va. Title indisputable. Terms reasonable. Will ers. For quality of land I refer to Blo be Gold in tracts to sult purchag- D. atham, « from West Virgini Wallach. editor Washington $ . quire at the rooms of FORD & BRINE, over Ham- mack's restanant,202 Pa.aveuue., This land will ae THOMAS H. FORD. PAWNBROKERS. FOR SALE AND RENT. rn AS ee Se ase — uy 1 {egret Fretted bene to nema’ iam " ate. Pe ‘ je 35 3t* Fo BENT—A BRICK HOUSE a room No. 256 1ith street, between © ans Pats. je 25-3t" FoR BENT—a desirable HUUBE, ¢ontain low toa oe Pag No 178 gn as det. P ad Q, meariy opposite Hamline Ghar: 10 LET—A nicely ad HOUSE of cieven Fooms. conveniently located near @ street. be- tweer the Treasury ond, Post Office, or will rent re DL. WELLS & 9% 3 BENT FURIMSIi D BOOMS, from $3 te 315 per month, at »No.4~5 6th at., bet. © street and eonieia avenue. Also, astere for rent in.the same would suit a harness ma ker, tailor, or gas fitter. 30's OR SALE—A RABE CHANCE—HOUSE ani Lor ou Gates ESOS yagi tei pen pepmewece Ott. 5. Doves. Ki 4 irty- pres dollars ($38) per. meth rity interest, Fears months Eo iek Aey fe tee ie Paotire of JOHN RB ELVARS £60, 508 Pe: avenue, je 25-16 F ‘KNISHED ROOMS AND KITCHEN FcR BENT— Ine situation sing healthful sstcent Fis canon ee te Bachstiee od E an ington ani Herpsnit Railroad ison the borders of the farm, and the ¢ every hour for passengers to pactingtoe Alexandria. Milk and vege- tables fnrpished on the place at market prices. Apply to THOMAS W. SWANN, Alexandria, Je 25-2awtt Vv Te PRACTICAL MILLINEBS.—To a compe. tent, practical Bute coming well recom- jed ‘a small MILLINERY ESTABLISI- MENT, with convenient dwelling ey at tache:l, will be let at a very low rent, and a few hundred dollars worth of choice Summer Milline lett on commission. te be paid for when sold, a fixtures to be pela tor on easy term for a practical person wishing to r ness with a good start,in an artonp tena lo- ote cation, Address Box 34 Star Office. 25-307 Pee, LE—An old wad weil establ whole- tale ond retail LIQUOR STOR! Bottling Establishment, Ale{Vaults, with Building, Stock, Fixtures and lease of 8 years. with insurance ani liernces ws Up; one of the best locations in the city,and_ is now doing a good trade. Thr owner changing business is the only reason for selling. Will be sold a great bargain. Rent $20 permonth. Apply toD. 8. WELLS & © . tioneers and Rea] Estate Brokers, north ner 10th and F sts. 5 lipes RENT—Furnished or w corner 9th and K streets north; 1 and cold water, amigas. Ali table and yard, Inquire on premises. Je 23-2" Weiss STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH Back Building, corner of Massachusetts _ave- nue and 3d street, for rent. WBOE, 586 H street north. FOE BENT—BRICK HOUSE, on L tween 9th and 1th, containing 8 r snd water. Inqnite of N fi L Inquire of O. P. P. je 23 3t* street, be N na il delightfal ROOMS on second tloor, supplied with gas and vr. Everything clean, neat, and comfortable. moderate, Apply at 396 9th street, near L. 6t* RENT—Th id second ORS, to gether or separately, unfurnished, of house No. 340 lith +trect, between M and N_ Fine, healthy location; vacant suuare in front: house has s passave; waterin yard, rent low. Gall be- tween 5 an mi je 23-3t" F°s. SALE ATA BA IN—A good oppor tunity is offered to one desiring to an) eugege in the CIGAR AND TOBAOGO business, inthe purchase of the Stock and fixtures of « neat Cigar Store, now doing a good bnsiness. Low rent, and excellent loeation. Address Box 607, City Post OM Je 33-3" FS SALE OR BENT—A splendid two story BRICK HOUSE, containing a fine Store, with all the fixtures, bins, drawers, ap! ehelves; also, four large rooms and summer kitchen; gas ail through the house. a large yar and -table, Tf not sold in 10 days. will be rented to a responsi- iietenant. On Maryland avenue, bet. 34 and 435 Inguire on the premises. j9 23-3t* Fe, RENT—A smal! Furnished HOUSE. situa ted on N street. Rent very low. Address **A. » btar Of Je 22 3t* 7OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE corner of €th st. west and N porth, containing nine rooms; gs in each; hydrantin yard. Apply to WM. LORD, Grocer, 'e th and G ats. jo 2-3t* Fo KENT—To a family without children, far nished HOUSE of 5 rooms; also, the use of a cood Piano. Rent $40 a month in advance In- quire at 2%4 lith st.. bet. O and P. Je 22-3t* .O RENT—A HOUSE containing 10 rooms, with gas, and water in the yard, No. 692 12th street, between B Cotreets nerth. Inqnire at corner 13th and seen cee {OR RENT OR SALE—A new three - story BRICK HOUSE, containing water and gas; situated near Smithsonian Institution er particulars apply to FENWICK & STEW ALT'S Office, on 7th street, at the canal bridge. je 22-3" Reems RE} 2 FURNISHED OR UNFUBNISHE! Pleasant and healthy location. Terms mederate. Apply to MBS. WATTS. No. 354 E street, between 12th and 13th. Ferree je 22 3t Fe RENT oth st. Fe. NT—A new first-class BRIO containing 8 rooms, with wate: Georgetow: ‘eizhts, within two squares of cars, Inquire of C.B. JEWELL & CO.,@ bi aeshington, je Ww Fo SALE—GROCERY AND PROVISION STORK, now doing a good business. For sale on easy terms. 0 for selling, business calls me to another section. House containing four rooms rsa y te the ee toe ce ip a — nt. ress A, E.T., thro e Star "Se 20-e03t™ o T 1 0 8k. POOR PEOPLE'S FRIEND! 68 bv WELETH STRERT. nnd 3 4 LICENSED PAWRBROKER’S OFFICE, Formerly of the firm ef Boyer & Burnstine, has moved to 934 ath street, between © and D. hear ‘a. avenue, for the Tpose 0! anhing mone! oo all kinds of Personal Property in sums to anit cue tomers. Business strictly confidential. Money ad- 8, jamonds and Jewel . a on all articles, &c. id . SSUES 2! Pe SUENSTINE. No. 475 13th street, 3d door south of Pa 1, conducts the old business of Boyer & Burnstine All business confidential, Money on al Kinds ct personal preperty and merchandise. mb 29-3m* B. BURNSTINE, XANE SEAT CHAIBS REPAIRED, at No 511 lth street, between Pennsylvania, avenue an O street. Terms very moderate. Wok ‘well done. and with dispatch. my 25-Im J UST RECEIVED FROM THE CELEB Green Spring Furnace.104 Tons No. 1 PIG IRON. The attention of Founders and others are pos techie and further re y Gk —* No, 28 High si je 15-20 (Ulntel.} JAQUES JoUVENAL’s MARBLE WORKS, Corner New Jersey avenue and F street, Near the Baltimore De jot. All orders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS, or MANTELS executed in the best manner, at short netice, and on the very best terms. je 9-3m* UFFIELD 8 CELEBRATED HAMS. THE OLDEST AND BEST BRAND IN THE BSTABLISHED IN 1837. Opinions of the Press Duffield was the first to give character to Wes- tern Hams; his cure is invariably good; mone bet- ter.—Cin. Gazette. Capital in quality and flavor.—Liverpoo! Albion. Food fer an Emperor —Liverpool Mercury. Duinel celebrated Hams have been the favorites in the South for twenty-fi Orleans Picayw The; i i N. Le oat | & in Baltimore. 50 tierces just arriv BOPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. Bureau of Novi ation, y Deparument.) ‘ashy " . 1866. Sealed Proposals will be recolved at thie Bare until 12 m. on Saturday, the 14th py proximo, RE os la . New York, foi ae vessels of the United States navy. ae! ja ice, Navy Yard, New where samples beseen. as : No opeasl entertained accompa- nied by evidence that the bidder is a recognized ier in a EBRATED: SALE—STOCK and FIXTURES of a ry and Liquor Store, with Furniture in in a good ‘location, now doing an excel » will be sold a barcain. Owner chan: ees reason fer selling. Apply te B. L. & Co., Auctioneers and Estate Brokers, nerthwest corner 10th and F sts. }6 20-6t Fo SALE—Having sold ene of the three of my biock of new three story BRICKS, on Isth st.. between P and Q sts., I now offer the other two for sale at $3 600 each, half cash. balance in six and twelve fmonths, secured by deed of trust on the pre! . If they are not sold by the lat of July, they ar: aged t ent at S00 month, Ap- iy to HW GAMILTON. Bulters Bepoi, 303 7th s ‘4 OB BALE—40 ACRKS OF LAND. six miles from Washington, D.C., and five from Alex- andris, Va., st the intersection of the Oolumbia pi Bailey’s Cross ents consist of @ small F House. Barn, Stable, a fine apple orchard, eee et wows. Crops will be sold with the |. For pasticulers apply om the pre or ad dress onrly TILTON Vienna 8t je 28-6t" Fairfax county, Virgi: (OR BENT—4 pleasent, clean, thoreughly-far. nished HOUSE of 8 rooms. Furniture tor ‘all trom 5 to 8, at 268 aero be- . ae F The STOOK and FIXTU Grocery and Meat Store, on @ street, bet 12th and 13th streets, No, 314 reasonable terms. Je 19-60" ‘OB BENT—DWELLING PART ef house No. F 275 Penn. ave containing 13 rooms. Rent low toa yt ten: Penn. between 8 Wa. ‘OB RENT—! unfurnished and 4th streets. Apply No. 30 Penns. ave.. near 24th st., or at 94 Fayette street, Georgetown, je 16-20" Fo SALE—A first class FRAME HOUSE, 9 rooms, now vacant, on M st., between ith and reets. Appi: = Apply st JOHN B. WARD'S je 16-e06t* Lumber Yard, 12th st. and Ganal. F RB BENT—The four-story DWELLING HOUSE. No 29, south side of liana ave., nesr City Hall, having all the modern cei A ‘ate $ ising ve ground. attords a kno of sien July lst. Apply at lane eo clack je 16-tf 490 H st,, north of “Ville, ten mdunter ride by railzond roms Weeks ten le - mm, to be divided in to suit purchasers. building sites are beastifally located and = ny bt mney fe les around. sents a fine 0 of securin seats chiral tester att” eR choice apply at once to s 000) ‘OR SALE—50 W. . ES, 300, nite rere B tives ator ac, & TOL ++ Pawnbrokers, Je?-l* on the first locati. north of Pa. ‘one of the best in mrt ry A ‘OR — Mi. 18 HALL, (tate Eee tah eee - i } inquire at gharch purposes. For particulars see (MoRE Haw 3wo THOUSAND FaRMe Mhvint SOUTHRAN BEAL BSTATE C9. ~ AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BRT OBEEN & WILLIAMS, acctionsers, TWO STORY, BASEMENT, ANP ATTIC BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, on south ade of south B street. between New AUCTION SALES. [For other Auction Sales ace fourth page | B* gL avenue. CY : ‘thet ani declining ng. te the se. of stocks ge gf every desoription, ores, Carr's . Lot No. 6, in eubdivision of the improvements. which Ment and attic Brick House, con’ &c. This property 1 bandsomety center of the Square at the ee alley. on Half street east and B street south. Cap eet aS TUESDAY. June 26, at 9; o'clock a.m. t onr Sales room, N $53 beau avenue, bet. and 20th ste. seortment of Groceries of ous kinds —30 kegs Cocktatl Bitters, 20 kegs Biack Beaty, Breet. 2 barrels Tomato Catsup, peer sae use ¥ oe ae, oe igars. 2% grose Savor; ewing Tol . ® quantity of Househo! id Furntare, &¢ ae NAGLE & 00. Ancts_ B® THOS. DOWLT Georgetown. HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE, EXCELLENT BEDDING, JEWELRY, HATS, &., AT A a’ E BY, HATS, &., AT AUC On TO-MORROW MORNING. (Tuesday,) Jane 28, at 9 o'clock, I will sell, at the Auction Store No 174 Brid; itol Bill One-third cash; balance In 6 and If and 18 months. for notes bearing interest. given and deed of trust taken. St the cost ef the purchasers, iddown wher Bro} sold Meso GREEN & WILL B® D. L. WELLS & ©O., Avetionsers, Northwest coruver 10th and F streets. AUCTION FA’ F Bote | RAEB, OF A TWO STORY FRAME street. an ‘assortment of House- ‘nd iurh streets, and’ Lend meee euusette hold Furniture, Be. comet ng ce venue north Bureaus, bey and Warirobes At Public Auction, on MONDAY, the 25th day of ‘clock p. Cane seat other Obairs June instant. at 5 he ieee Bedst« d Mattresses we shail eli part of wat rte Beeare 327° having afrontof 15 feet on Gree! in depth to 10 foot wide alley Impro' story Frame House. five rooms, and in perfect order, Tusured to Jnly, 1867 , of ret ir; itches, Jew-iry, erms cash Conveyanci: stam Clocks, &c.. and a great many articles not men- pense of purchaser. rts oben the property Genes. is sold. L WELLS & CO THOS DOWLING, Auct BOTELEB, Auctionser. ~ On THURSDAY, July sth, 1966, 1 will well at my Auction Ro. ins, at 10 0'e’ock. « pair of FINE HORSEs, GARerece, AND DOUBLE B : the property of Hon. J. A, MeDougal. Teri 8 cash. . Cc. Ww BOTE R. jem [Intel rie B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 7TH _8T ‘EST, Between 5 and T streets north, at Pub- Ne Auction. On MONDAY, the 25th instant, at 6% ™. we shall sell, om the premises, Lot ie Anctioneer. | subdivision of Square No 441. having 28 feet fr: Y WM. L WALL & ©0., Auctionee: Ly 328 feet deep. running back to an alley Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, ‘erms- One third cash; balance. 6, 12 18, and 2% 95 Le. ay. bet. 9th and 10th'sts. Months. secured by adeed of trast on the cotilt be sola, on sceount of whom 1t may con ern, for livery and ex ses. at Wall & Co. s Da rear, ouTHURSDAY + duly oth, eo ONE BAY HORSE, seven years old, fast pacer and trotter. an: broke eaddie auii harness hon eee 86 Livery Stable k _— 8. DORSEY & CO., very Stale keepers. K street, be ot Washingtes™ reet, between Iith and em __W.L WALL & 00., Aucts ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs, EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLE: OSE. HOLD AND RISSMEN FURNITURE ises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps cost of the purchaser Et 0 down when sold je lod GREEN VILLIAMS Aucts BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsors VALEABLE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on I street perth, between 4t 4 fth streets west, at Poblic Anction On MONDAY. the 25th instant, at 6 © ‘clock m.. we shall sell, in front of the premises, ena half of Lot No.5 in square No. 516, baving I! feet front by ls2 feet deep. running back to o ™ foot alley. on which is good two-story Frame House, contai yancing apd revenue AT AUC ‘ ae a4 pure beser $50 down On MONDAY and TUESDAY, the oa 3 when the property ix knocked o! : days of July next, we shall sell,’at Wo'chakoc | 26 19d GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts each slay, at the large Boariing- house, at the core her of C and 4d streets, No. 399 3d street west, an excellent assortment of Furniture, viz a Fine 7-ortave Piano, Stool and Gover Fine French Sofas and Tete a tetes hocking, Castor, and Parlor Chairs Fine Marble-1op Centre, Side, and ot!er Tables, and Wash Closets Gilt Frame and other Mirrors Damask and other Window Ourtains Painted and other Window Shades Girandoles and Chandelier- Walnut and other Wardro!es BY W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioncers. EXEOUTOB'S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON New Jersey avemve. near the Batlroad Depot On TUESDAY AFTERNOON 25. at 6% o'clock, om the prem we shall sell parte of Low ind 4, in eubdiv nof square No ¢30, fronting feet on New Jersey avenue, enst side, between D and E streets north. and running back an ever ege depth of 147 feet, and containing 3.1% sqaare feet One third cash Marble top Cottage Sets Don ith interest, ee Ching, Glass, Crockery, and Stoneware, an | Table mises. Conv ater: « . Plated Castors. Spoons and Forks Gy St pareuaese, jem Intel Marble top and other Bureaus —— —— bine Jenny Lind. French. and other Bedsteads | ite TOB'S SAL BY PrOWEB iN THE ther Beds. Bolsters and Pillo’ 4 WILL) OF REAL ESTATE, + Five Hair and other Mattresses and Bedding What-Nots Fine Velvet, Brnssels, Stair and other Carpets, and Hearth Kags Paseage and other Oilcloths Bookcase and Writing Txbles Fine Walnut Jenny Lind, French, and other Bed- DOWNMAN & GRE THOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEER, On TUESDAY, June 2th, at o’clock p. m., we steads will offer for eal the premises, that valuable Waluut Extension and other Tables tract of land k n a *Grastland,”’ one mile from Refrigerators the limits of Georg n. on the Rockville road, Cooking, Radiator, and other Stoves Cane-seat. Dining, 8nd other Chairs Gas Steam Table With anexcellent assortment of Kitchen Utensifs, Terms cash The ladies and gentlemen of Alexandria, Gicerge- town, and Washineton. and the public in general, are respectiully invited to the sai, asthe forni ire 48 of & good quality. They will find the sale ihe residence of the fate Hamilton Lonehborongh, containing 204 scree 2 roods 0 well ther description Lithographes pists can be had at our office, er of Mr. Thoma« Dowling, 174 Bridge street, George- town. it needs no far One fourth cash; balance in three anne sl instalments, with interest, secured by deed of une, 1866. in a cause are complsinants ani Mary &. Worthy thetr attention a GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, treet Stamps and conveyancin; $50 paid Gown at fall of By order of A. H. LOUGHBOBOUGH., Exeentor DOWNMAN & GREEN. Agents, je 20 dte 1™ inte Ligencer Building YC, W. BOTELER, Auctioncer, No. 320 D etreet, between joth and lth SALE OF BOUSERGLD FUBNITURE AT On WEDNESDAY MORNING. Jone osth o'clock, Leballsell, at Ne. 400 Penn«rtra: enne, between gs and 6th streets. a few of the Natio Hotel. variety of Househ Furvitare, consisting in part of, viz Li t purchaser's cost Ber, BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers, DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON 19TH STREET, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS NOBTH. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 2, on he premises, at 6% o'clock, we shall sell the south 20 fees of Lot 28, in Siuare M7, fronting en 19th street. between L ani M, and running back 140 feet 10 inches to a # feet alley. Sale positiy Terms cash. All conveyancing and stamps at cost of purchasers. A payment of $25 will be require at time of a eee 0. McGUIBE & 00., Aucts, te ed 5.0. Met ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acti ‘ TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, Fronting on East Capitol street, between sth and 10th streets east, at Public Auetion. On FRIDAY, 29th instant, at 6% o'clock p. we shall sell, on the premises. part Lot No Bynare No. 4 me, 19 feet front by 50 feet deep, “= anewt Z © ewood case |ianoforte ‘ge Mantel Mirror t Rep Ttains. with Oornices, &c., = complete Oak ise mar ard. with ‘bie to Osk Dining Obairs. Straw Matting D‘ning-room and Hall Oilcloth Window Shades Large Walnut Extension Table Plated Castors. Knives. Forks. Spoons Obina. Glass and Orockery, Table Cloths Bedsteads, Washetands Superior Hair and other Mattresses Totiet Beta 'B lankets. Refri serator Kitchen Fernie Gcokking Bas nsites &e hd ure,' 5 ‘Terms cash. . W. BOTELER, _de 22-dts Anoctionser, ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, VALUABLE PBOPEBTY IN GEORGETOWN A OTION On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June rth, part of Lot'No, 115.1n Bocli'y addition to Oarea? fown, fronting 8 feet on Beall stseet” teteuen 8: OF for netes bearing interest, secured by @ deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and rev- enue stamps at the cost of ee a $590 down when sold. GREEN « WILLIAMS, sea Auctioneers. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. SIX SMALL BUILDINGS AND THE LOT ON WHIOB THEY STAND Being Part of Lot 1s, in Square No. 439, fronting on 4 wide alley, be- tween L M streets north and 6th and 7th strects west, at Pullic Auction. On TUESDAY. the 26th instant, at 6% o'clock p. poe shall sell the above-named property, on the remises. Terme: One-fourth cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, with notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on the p: - All conveyane? and revenue stamps at the cost of purchasers. 5: down when the aes ia ki ff. nocked off. je 23-4 @ & WILLIAMS, Aucts. yp by two old Frame Tene- Y GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, mente. 1D BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON N GOOD BEICTELET ‘AT AvoTIon ean a Au Lots No. 108 and 109, each fronting 60 feet on Beall mery and Mi On TEESDAY. the 20th instant, we shall sell, m <a good street, between Montgomery onroe, Fupnibg back 12) feet to Poplar atreet — front of the premises. at 6 o'clock erms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 13 two-story Brick House. containing § rooms, and | Months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust the lot on which it stands, it being the North half | ©8 the preperty. Conveyancing ‘and stamps at the of Lot No. 47 in Square No. 445, situated in Ore. | C8! < purchaser. A deposit of $a will be gon street, between Sth and 7th streets west and M in _as soon as the property is strack off. and N streets north. itle perfect Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months. for notes bearing interest, or deed given anda deed ef trusttaken. All a See ed when the propert; Cuske rad GREEN & jel THOS. DOWLING, Anct. YGBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A_ FINE TWO-STO D BASEM BRICK HOUSE A a ay ersey avenue. between F and G streets north, being House No. 295, at Public Auction ed off. a B. WILLIAMS. Ancts. B* CLAGETT & SWEENY, On THUKSDA 2, the 58th instant, at 6 o'clock p. Purchase aud Sale Durcau, Nos Market truce, | ms, we etall wel, in i promiany ove, fa : SAL 1l-Luilt Brick House with basemen = GREAT TRADE SALE OF LUMBER, rick House wit it. com ‘ousist 1-INCH FLOORIES ‘AND 1's FLOORING AND G SCANTLING, JOISTS AND SILLS. We will sell at auctionon FRIDAY, Jane 29th instant, on the Mr. Sam Lumber Yard, et ojclock a. an.. the lar feat and best assorted stock Lumber ever offered in this market. and ranged in lots to suit the trade and builders ofthis ang nelghbort cities. sold. pms “ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. a THREE -STORY P’ BRICK would lar attention of the FRONT HOUSE ANDLUTON Eas: aritet grade tnd builders ot jeehington sn the neigh Eas TEIN MOTION STREETS ct je. a 5 The ‘whole of this steck of Inmber has been pre- On THUBSDAY, the Seth instant, at ¢ o'cloek pared and assorted with great care. m shall sell the 4 —— will be furaished at our office pre- vious to the day of sale. rms of sale cash; — per cent to be paid at the OTSSLES tobe repeaves withs seven (7) days. r 2 days. munber to CLAGETY & SWEENY, Ancts, _ie28-4___[Int.. Chron, & Con, Union i B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. EXOBLLENT TWO-STORY FRAME ROUSE ‘D LOT ON A STEKET aT between 6th and 7th streets east, at Public by On THURSDAY. the 23th instant, ee o'clock ey we shall sell, the premises, west part ‘No. 16, in Suuare No. 868.’ with the ments, consisting of a fine Frame . ings good rooms, passage and backbuilding, u > trenton se ® 30 foet aller. we shall sell, one Batld containing two good rooms. The be pore = roperty is in @ good neigh excelie! 4 a ‘ancing revenue stam, t af heeeieat gab dows when tho peepee ce wield" @REEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avetioncers, Houee, contain- B* K. F. PAGE, Auctioneer, CHANCERY OF VA DING LOTS ON 31 RERT ths as a WEER i By virtu decree ‘ Court of th strict of Gon yoy on day of etal., uity Db fo Tethe Bob me Tals next. at = 3 im Square No, terms of sale Bre it com: with Ssoeresirel aonw ts Sabena maaan tt es jezdaae ) _¥. FAGE. Aust. ¥ THOS. LING, Auct.; Geosgetown. VALTARLE PROPOR Jy, onODMETOWN Ont. , June 28th, a I will sell. in front of the premises, Lt’ Wi after the absve.I will sell Lot19, Sbrst 19 Toot om Green street and 19 fect One third cazh; balance 5 months, with interest, secured by a dead of tenet ty. rover: @ HOS. DOWLING, are: