Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1867, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR. Geergetewn Councils. B@aRp OF ALDBRMEN.—At the meeting lest evening, all the members were present. A message from the Mayor, relative stalls in the market-bouse, was received and referred to the Recorder. Resolution to pay claims of Jos. A. Essex and G. B, Barnard; referred back to the lower Board. Resolution author- izing the renting of the stands at the market- house; passed. Resolution to lay flag foot- ‘ways across Dunbarton, Beall, Montgomery, ‘a Bridge streets; passed. Tne ordinance to tax circus and theatrical companies for the benefit of the public schools, was adopted. The standing committee, to whom was referred an ordinance relative to gal walls and fences, reported the bill back with amendments; passed. A bill relative to the improvement of 2th street having been returned, Mr. Thomas proposed that a committee of conference be Sppctaied. 1t was so ordered, and Mr. Hyde appointed as the committee on the part of this ard. An ordinance relative to providing for water improvement Was referred to a standing committee. A resolation to pay P. ca 2 Mollison $86.37, for the repairs of lamps; also, $46.75 to the Evening Union, tor advertising, ‘were passed. Resolution for the relief of Olifford and Robert Morris, remitting fines; referred. Resolution from the Board of Com- mon Couneil, providing that when the Boards adjourn it be to meet on the 11th proximo, was «concurred in. An ordinance for the improve- ‘ment of 7th street having been reported back with amendments, by the committee of con- terence, was adepted as amended. Adjourned to July 11th. Common Councit.—The following petitions ‘were presented and referred to tne appropri- ate committees: By Mr. Shoemaker—From sundry citizens residing on Prospect street, complaining of the bad drainage, and praying the removalof the nuisance. By Mr. Darby— ‘The petition of Robert Morris, asking that a —_ fe aapoeed for selling books withouta Hoense tte By Mr. Davis—A similar one Eas E.T. Olifford. Mr. Clabaugh, from com- Anittee on elaims, reported, in favor of paying the bills of P. J. Collison and the Constitutional Union Mr. Shoemaker, from the committee on streets, reported in favor of the Board of Al- @ermen’s substitute for the bill relatingto ex- ‘cavations of streets, and reeommended its pas- gage. Mr. Pickerell, from the committee on ‘ways and means, reported an ordinance forthe better distribution and supply of water; and Mr. P. asked to be discharged from the further consideration ot the petition for pumps. Mr. Davis, from the committee on market house, reported favorably on the petition for enlarg- ing its limits. Mr. Radcliff, frem the com- mittee on fire engines, asked to be dis- charged from the farther consideration of the fire alarm telegraph, and 1t was soordered. Bill for erection of end water engine at the Aqueduct Bridge; {The bill appro- ‘priates $10,000 for at bes purpose. .) Bill tor im- provement of 7th street was concurredin. A commanicatien was received from Mayor ‘Weich calling the attention of the Councils to conflicting ordinancesjon the record books; re- ferred toa committee. The following resolu- tions were passed .—For the proper excava- ‘tion of certain streets; ordering the liquidation ef P. J. Collisen and’ Daily Union bills: places of amusement; relaying flags and foot- ‘ways; remitting fines imposed upon Robert Morris and &. T. Olifford; authorizing the ‘Tenting of stands in New Market House; joint resolution adjeurning over to the 1ith proxi- mo. Adjourned. Cur FoR BURNS.—The best remedy for burns, in any stage, is a strong solu’ of Epsom salts in water. The application atonce “relieves pain, and healing takes place with marvelous rapidity. Our personal experience furnishes several instances of remarkable cures from the application of this ready rem- edy. s7-Jobn Bright, it is intimated, ma: pot tbe ores, visit the United States at the close o: ent parliamentary session. CororeD MILITIA.—Captain John Cowgill, of Easton, Maryland, is enlisting colored vol- unteers there for the State militia, having one company recruited in full and names for sey- eral others. a7 Elias Polk (gclored, ») for many years the ‘body servant of President Polk, is spoken of eeuiae” candidate for the Tennessee slat S7-A eolored man named George Addinson ‘was drowned in Spa creek, near Annapolis, anTuesday. He hada fit, walked from his house into the ereek, and was drowned in shallow water. @7-The Eightbour bill has passed both branches of the mnecticut Legislature, and now only needs the Governor’s signature to make it a law. It takeseffect on the Ist of Jan- uary next. ®7-One ot the clergy of Lynn, Massachu- setts, on Sunday last, denounced Liberal Christianity as one of the deceptive sins of the day—to be classed with treason and Sabbath breaking—a religion, he said, with the Bible deft out. @7 Some of the churches in England are trying an experiment which, to say the least, deserves consideration in this country. itis -that of early morning service on the Sabbath -durimg the summer months, andthe results are Baid to be highly encouraging. @7 The negro women down South say to the missionaries: ‘We don’t want to be mar- ried in the church, because, if we are married ‘an the church, our husbands have a right to all our wages, and can do just what they please with us * @7 Twenty-eight years ago General Sheri- dan was a boy in a hardware store and after- wards went intoadry goods store. He was fortunately nominated to West Point by Gen- eral Ritchey, a member of Von; » and thus ‘we were insured a good gene: AUCTION SALES. Y NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers Salesroom 295 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts. TOBACCO. crane? ES, LIQUORS, ’ . Toney. Q S$, &e. On SATURDAY, aya 29th, at 10 o’clock, at our Saleeroom— @ bales os virginia Smoking Tobacco f gross Virginia Smoking Tobacco, in pay 20 Zross tin foil Chewing Tobacco °°" 25 cases ‘Rhine Wine S cases Burguody. Wine 2% cases Assorted Biguors Jo barrels Old Rye Whiskey 2 quarter casks Sherry Wine £0 demijohns Wines = pAdquors: Feremptory sal sale of alot of, Dry Hosiery and Fancy Goods, ‘Together with a variety of miscellaneous articles. Pes le positive. Terms cash. NAGLE & CO., Aucts. B®. W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Stores 315 and 317, south corner Pa. ave. and 9th th street. TWO-STORY PRAM HOUSE BON THE ISLAND AUC On MONDAY ANTEBNOOS July 1,at60 ‘clock, we will sell. in front of the premises, part of Lot 38, 4in Square 900. with the improvements thereon, viz: One two-story Frame House. This property is hor south K street, between 43¢ and 6th Term One half cash; balance in six and twelve months. satisfactorily secured. A deposit of 830 required le. Ee W. 3B. WALL & CO., Aucts. YW. L. WALL & oy. Auctioneers, Stores 315 and 317, south corner Pa. ave. and sth street. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT EAST OF THE ITOL AT AUCTION On TUERDAY AFTERNOON, July 2, by Lok, 54, will sell, in front of the premises, allof Lot No. in Square No. 957. Said Lot is itaated on east tien street, between north Land K streets, witha front of more than sixty feet. It isin a rapidly improving part of the city, and offers inducements to purchasers of real estate. Terms: One-half cash ; balance in six and twelve monthe. to be secured by’ adeed of trust. @8down n the day of sal Oem WL. WALL & CO., Aucte, B M. WALSH & CO, Auctioneers, No 285 Penn. ave., corner 10th street. LARGE AND PEREMPTORY gare D ie tt WATCHES. bas HAtye, mines RS, meet CAL INSTRU: EDNESDAY Watches Five do.. cm Ladies’ Watches "Twenty Hunting-case Silver Watches ‘Ten Open-face Silver Watches Sold prov Chatelain and other Chains Large rtment of Plain and Set Gold Rings Fite ‘ colt He Smith & Weston and Remmington Re- volvere Large axgortment of Musical Instruments, &c. Many of the above articles are suitable for 4th of July presents, and will be sold without reserve. Ladies are invited Ca vey this sale. je 8-d M. ALSH & CO., Aucts. B bag ierty deck TRO; J. Oe Bree Co) ») ithwest corner Penn. avenue ane pit Roulhwent corgttr Ofice Bulldl RUSTEES’ SALE OF weal ABLE UNIM- PROVED REAL ESTATE AT AU 7Igx, We, the unde ated , trustees, named will and testamen of the late Johnson] ae hae po a ook gas auction, on AY x Nay fats oclock pm sgt Be ar ba frome square No. 16), fronting 61 feet. being tote. ticut ue een E viet “an ever of 10D fect through wed fronting on Terms: One-third onan ured byt to n ithe, with interest. aecui ‘tras Eran the in oe, ae f time ot ‘wale. List OF. LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, Friday, June 28, 1867. OFFICIALLY PUBL: ‘ AVING THE LARG B7 To obtain any of these letters La i must call for ‘Advertised Let of the list, and @7"If not call sent to the Dead Letter Office. Brown F’e A Brooks D’a MissGri: Bates Liz’eMrs 2Groes Sarah M Brown J’eS MissGlasson M’* A Mraberkery Ws 2 Brown La’a MissGibeon M Miss Parker S, Brown C’e MMrsGarreteon N Mrs pinian Brown H A MissHolmes. papas Bales Fanny MreHess A H M Brown M’e ppissHall Elsey Mr rs Bone Mary’, Ann Bond Mar: Blackwell. PMreHooairank Braxton H’t MraHaden AD Barvack B Miss Holly Cath Mrs Resleroctvia Mrs Basye C V Mrs. Holmead LF MisRamsey WmkR Berry HL Mrs Hoagiand Gert’e_ Mre 8S Mi RoulettRebaMrs Blackwell M MrsHoward Kat MisRuppert Mrs Bontelled Miss HartiaMar ant Mary L Handley M! 8 Holton Maria (c)Hansmann § MrsSmith LauraMiss Coih Cath’e Mrs Hendley M Cooke R’a MMissHawkins Mra Baylest Katie Caee J R Mrs Crowley J Mrs Carter HarrietteJackson P Collins Cath MrsJenkinsCharMrs Mrs Cowperthwait EJohnson ElizMreScrdatt Eva Mies Jinking Louisa Bt Cigag Bien- Camper F Mrs Jenkins LiviM Connel EllenMrsKnott. FanccMreShechen Hin iiss va Miss SinnottKteMiss SeyboldLizzieD pangrabtewartiel eure SturtinMeraMrs Fanny Miss Stover M Mrs Cookey M’yIMreLee ey E ay. Cs Capfeer R’e MiseLee C Mrs Carter M’yEMreLydon A, Cowen M’a Mrs Leakins Tard: Carroll AcE MraLeightonJest MisTalbotGooW Mrs D Mrs Lowell Asbs Misrsvior Car’eMrs Diggs F’n Mrs Lyn: Dean Mar ure L igs, Caddell Ann M Clifton T’e Mrs Koc! Carroll P P Mrs Kesleyt Crowell Mra Cai =e Sarr eakrpenmars F Lee ade Sa Dnaon Nellie-: Driver Anna Dealy J Mrs Dickins Ee. MiseMitie ‘Cath M Duron Car’e esis CharJ LLLW: rgodyard JA Dyer Randal MrsMoore B J Mrs Dockstader WmMoore JuliE MreWren Mal RMiss Mra yan ington Mar ra M) Wes: Davis ‘Maria MissMorrisAnnaMrs Weshineton Fan Davis 81 R Mrs M. Eyer Emma MiseMorley H Mra 8 Emery A’e KMreMounrett G Mrs Williame E Miss Beerbert Marthalaicr Sassen eirsWackemuthEizs Eivell RH MiseMersball Embrie A’e Miss M. J Dooley M’] Mrs Elmore Jos Evans M’y Mre ¥ Mrs Fodbener Elle Y Mee Bisth mre iiltamsMal a ride Y C MrsYenley MaryAnn Fisher CGMre GENTLEMEN’S LIST. AlexanderColAJAndersonJ W Ackerman S A Sudrons JB Anderson Will Ayard Chas Augil Edwin 8 Burke And’s Bland Allen. Baker BF Bland Bollin Blood ik Brown C Brumer Chas Birch Chas Bukett David 8 Blinn EJ Byrne F H Brown Foster Browne F Chas B: Bowie Frank Barnes Geo Cresswell A B Creary A D Conley Chas Creary David Caldwell EJ Corkran Edward( elbnest John Casey Edward Cook Geo Clark Geo D Cole Geo Cook G W Dawson AR Doane AN Dorid Chas P Dow Chas Datcher Chas Donohue E Dove Geo Eggleston CR q mendort, E bert John Grehass Chas Girshouse Chas Golden Chas Gerare E Gewlette Geo gratton Geo eimilten Alex Howe Achas G Hall Columbus, Hough Geo Hobart Carrol T Hite fiona Peter Haney TD H Hoyt ES Hart HW Howards Welch ihe T id Hophip or; Hall E Hodsel H F Hl H ton Howel Gust Holmes Geo Holenbeck Geo: James Allen Johp Jones F M4 Kelly BF King Benj King Chas C rne Lucas Albe! Lord Chas D Lengenbech FkCLowe JasM Lievan Francis Llosa Jas ‘Munson & Ott McDaniel A E Mc cuninBug JrMcGitl Tha Thos A icles E Mc partby a McNiel G McWilliam MiCuuhees SnoMora JO McClelland Jos Moran J J Newton Chas(c) Neville Jno Regeomy Jno Norris ES Nolen GH Nichols Jonah O*Conner Dan'l 0" nC Jonner gpe Oyster Ed O'Neil Jos A Potentine A Phillips A E Page Albert Pierson A TC Pierce CJ Parker David Perr Robb Andw Ra, Ragin AH-2 Row Rothel CH Randall C peride: Dens'n-3 Rey J as Reilly Edwd Rogers ER Rogio F Read GH Stonin, Small Kioxandert Stewart Albert Stratton C Saxton CG Sherman Chas Sherralb Chas Smith Chas E ivan BD ee Geo W Sims Geo es patie rane ae 04 ‘aylor Hi y var) a yess VEE: T Winriow AC KY SOUR A LATIN, Sa, gueebp Alem Node GUACULATION. one cent for ad 7 within one month they will be LADIES’ LIST. Ahbl Elnora MrsFarquar J’a MiseMcLaneR’naMr Angel Sarah MreFenton A’a Mi Allen E’y E MiesFolly Bape Allen Ann Mrs Ferguson E: im: Apkiaere Hart Pek A’eFH. lexander ‘or; Ademson MissesFrances 8’h oer aimDeltnn aise Angel Boral MreFowler R’d N MiP oroanae ise Mrs MNelson MollaMrs rsNauman Anna MissO Burn DeliaMrs rsPalmer Ann Mrs MixsRichmond Em ‘yMrsStreatHannh Mrs SwardsAnneMiss Hariman ME MraSheads CS Miss Clew BeckieMissHelmick ML MreSheadsLizzy Miss Clark L W Mrs Hutchinson § EShrine roy My Chum Colestie, Mrs Be Crown J’e L MraHeiskell PH Mrs. Mrs Cross ‘Sarah Mre_ Dr Cross Eliz’h MreIrving Alice MiseSuithara G4 Chamers J_Mrs Johnson MarMrsSmith Margt A hine StoneSarahA Mrs MreS: pall woud A neeMreurnerLeMMisnes yan in A Mre Taylor Mey saie avinestons 8 bis DementJ TOW MrsLarke HaticMissWend "Saal Belantrl ie Eliz’hWard Jane TMtine e EbenrMrsWise Ch’taBMrs rs WightMarpMrs Mulngeux Yrer- id Mi Williams 3. OM: 8 a ary EWarnerJeF Miss tJ MreMcKee M E MiesWilson Mrs Eastman WM MenermoteMary wy: ison i HateMre Bond Overton Blackstone H A Bennett Philip Beyoce SMoulle-Baboock i yI Bartlett Phoenix Barker John H Benburg Sam] a eer & Stew- Benson James Barrow James Biatnc tesste wws Colby & FigreonGonstable NS Counselman B FClark H na Carpenter BD Cassidy H H Campbell MCC 2Crosby J G Chapman James ( ‘arroll 4 Carraway John Cowan Tim Caldwell WH é “to “C ap, J oe Daveaport CaptDuvall L IN2 » Davis Phineas A Downing T HB Dachenhausen A Elderkin WA aoe Henry Grass John Goodenough ON Glover Will M Gould W W Hollender Geo Hon Gov Howland i Hamivton Win G H Harrington Wm 8 Hendersond A jrHenr: § 1 tony nob onal: aE ie H Geo! awley Josep) orton: m Hegey “Hutchings 3H Hall Win” Johnson Thos E Jobuson Wm N Johnson Walt or Wi JohnsonAlb’t (c)Jacobs Oscar Ben J Jones paehard JohnstonGenJE Jewell T JohnsouJer’meF. JackeonRevT’ anJones Wm it Jackson GapJno James Thos Keefer Fred’k aeene Jobn—3 Kueb Hichara tell WC Kirkwood W J fer E Mull KohlerFred’k—2 Kennedy John Lingaress 4 be a emen Jas E Leyman W: ey ma ca, mO Meanshewia &Co Ww Manni ‘Nich’s Mecormick Jas Mactecty Win ‘on BF Moore Ch: 2 McCarthy Jno cCarthy J B eCutcheon sno Moqten ew d M fis yaa ht Jas AMation eo F dJH Montiplaiser Hy Matiby. Thos MoGrene Jas 2M add he McConne paso Manpeit Moe Moreland Saml Queen Mont’g Parker Geo W Parker Geo G Plummer AO Preston Jacob Po Parshall Jas-2 Pickens Wm primes Gee H Patterson & Bedman Geo B each RL HolinsonAustin Rollins a Paterson Robt ze nan WC y ED: Palmer Friend HecnatWeF Russell Mich) wee th Gree th Hahah Scher rere ez Doe aylor i aa et a cob iret BR cite a he _sammriegd | pat B zw Wan je1 Surghs Westbrook R Wardwell c Wierdfield Hobt Weems C A Withington H a¥ee2 a Thos Weller Cha’s L_ Wint Wright Cha’s H Williams J & Co Whemn Maj T Wien. bith Wirawortn Ze bey T M. ‘aehampton Dr Wilcox P Washington J’u Whittier WE H Williams Fran’s Wilson J B Wood Warren Frank Waules Winters Frances Williams aoeaph Wanitenices § Wm Wiles Hon G H Wanless Col J Williams Geo W Woods John Willams Win Wood Geo E Woods Jas Jr. Wilson Wm Washington Geo Young Henry ZegowiltzJas MiscELLANEOUS.—Box 1146; Ast. Cal. Pac. R.R, 3; Preat. Ransome’s Patent Creonite Stove Co.; Re Lincoln Tem. So. it 8. BOWE: M AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. BY GREEN 3 Bares (AMS, Auctioneers, 8. E. corner 7th and D streets, NALUAEEE BUILDING | LOTS FRONTING ON HIRD STREET EAST. BETWEEN PENN- SYLVANIA AVENUE AND SOUTH C 8T., AT On FRIDAY, the 29th inst., at 634 o’clock Pea shall sell,on the premises, part of Lot No. Gri én Square No. 762, being 36 teet front, running back ie feet ia depth, which makes them two good build- ng fronts. ‘ferme: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by be a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyan- cing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purcha- ser or gurchasers. Rei down on the day of sale. je 25-0 EN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526 8. E. corner of Beventh and D sts. VALUAELE BUILDING | LOT HRONTING ON STREET, BETWEEN ND Q STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION. oh FRIDAY, the ath inst., we vahall sell in front of the premises, at 6 £ “clock ae » south part of lot No. 11, in square No. 397, having a front of 20 feet 10 inches on 8th street west by a depth of 94 feet 4 inches toa ved all the Terms: One-half cash, balance in six months for note bearing interest ; a deed given and deed of trust ramen Allconveyance and stamp at cost of pur- chaser. je 25 [Exp.] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY SHANNAN & LEAHY. Anctioneers, (Late W. B. Lewis & Co.,)307 Penn. ave. PAWNBROKER’S EXTENSIVE SALE OF OVER ONE THOUSAND LOTS OF LADIES’ we oF GENES! yiNE SEASONABLE CLOTH- On ORD AY MORNING, July 1, 1807, at 9) ovelock. we will sell, at our Auction-room, 30’ Penneyivania avenue, over one thousand lots of BADE ow AND GENTS’ SLOTHING | Miscella- eous Goods, &c., &c., consistin; SGENTS: FINE’ FASHIONABLE ROTHING. 150 superfine Frock, Dress, Business, and Sack Coats, made in the latest ‘and most sashionabie styles; 100 superfine black, mixed, striped, and fang Caseimere Pants; 100 superfine Silk, Velvet, Cassimere, Cloth, and other | yest; splendid Suits te match, 50 fine Shirts ES? FINE TASHIONABLE CLOTHING. Bry black, colored ere Silk, mombacine Cash- hintz, and other } mere, peering, 2 pel laine, Dresses and Skirts; ae ‘of Underclothing; Children’s vlothing. SHAWLS.— Stella, Casluners, Bay State, and other Shawls, in reat | 54 CLOAKS, COATS, A D MANTLES. —Splendid black and fancy colored Cleth and Silk Coats: Cloaks, Talmas, aoe Crcnlars. DRESS GOODS. Cashmere, Merino Delaine, Chintz and other Dress Patterns; Cassimere Coat and Pants Pat- terns, velvet Vest Patterns be 50 pai irs of Men’s and Women’s Boots, Shocs and “hes sale to continue till every article is disposed 0! The gooods can be examined on Monday morn- in from 7 till 9 o'clock. Particular attention should be given this sale by dealers ana the public, as it embraces a very fine lot of Good The whole to be sold POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE. ‘By order of 8. L. LINSE nbroker. gRhiladelphia, je 27-3 snaeeon @ LEAHY aoe ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J. C: McGuire & Go.,) Southwest corner 6 ef Penn’a avenue and 1]th street, tar Office Building. TRUSTEES SALE OF. LEASE, ELRGANT OH - PLATE MA RRORS, ete WALNUT MARBLE - TOP SIDE- PETS. EXTENSION DINING oy BLE, FINE PLATED WARE, DAMASK CURTAINS, &. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust duly exe- cuted, bearing date the ath June A. D. ii and recorded in chattel Liber R. M. H.. No. Polen |, an for Washington, D. C., on WEDNESDAY MORN- ING, June %th, at 10 o’clock, over the wine store of Thos. Russell & Co., (late E.C. Dyer & Co.,) north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, I shall sell at auction all the Fur- pints and Effects therein contained, comprising art— SBlecant French-plate Mantel Mirrors, with Wal- nut and Gilt Frames 3 Fine Velv = Brussels Ca s and Rug 8 ‘Maroon, and Gold Dat mask et Curtains ‘and Tassels, th Walnut and Gilt Cornice 3 Elaborate ‘ately Carved Walnut Marble-top Stde- poart 2 Oiled Waluut Marble-top Hatracks, Mirror Back 2 Walnut Secretaries. finely carved Dainask Covered Walnut Side Chairs Walnut Cane Seat Chairs 4 Senere ie Round Walnut Tables with Green loth Covers Oiled Walnut Marble-top Chamber Suites Mattresses and Beddin Magnificent Walnut Extension Dining Tables, 18 feet Silver-plated Dinner, Tea, and Desert Knives and ‘orks Silver-plated Castors and Pickle Stands Silver-plated Coffee and Tea Urns. Ice Pitchers White French China Dinner Service Several Bronzed Chandeliers 1 Large Range and Fixtures Together with many articles too numerous to mention. Lease of Second and Mind Starica,s at the rent of $158 per month, whi oh expires May 30, 1869. Terms cash. WwW. ATTINGLY. Trustee, je 15-d&ds COUPER & LATIMER, Aucts. BF THE ABOVE SALE | IS POSTPONED, BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE, until July 10, same hour and place. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee, je 2%-e0 COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. ¥ GREEN, & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 526 8. E. corner of 7th and D streets. Zou FEROLD FURNITU ae ar AUCTION, SDAY, the 3d y of July, at ten shail sell. ae ‘the residence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, on Eleventh street west. between Virginia avenue and C street south, on the Island, being house No. 641, viz: Haircloth $ 8. Side and Castor Chairs Walnut Cane-seat Chairs and Window hades Walnut Dining Tables and Writing Desk Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, and Bedsteads Hair, Husk, and other Mattresses ponness, Hat Rack, Hall Gilcloth, and Rods Table Cri kery, Cutler , and Glassware Parlor, Chamber, and Cooking Stoves g a ets, Matting, and Kitchen Reqnisites i eniy other articles too numerons to enumer- Terms cash, GREEN & Wear AMS, je W-d Auctioneers, BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J. C. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corne of Penn’a av ae and 1th street, Star Office I Buil Bribie aT de TON. By order of the ‘Orphans® Conrt, the executors of the estate of the late Samuel Stinemetz, dece will sell, at public auction, for cash,on MONDAY, Phos at 5 o'clock p. m., at J. G. Matlock’s Livery Stable, on G street north, between Sixth and Sev- enth streets west, one excellent Black Saddle and Driving Mare, together with Buggy, Harness,Sad- dle, and Bridle. A rare chance is ‘otered to persons in want of a gentle and andeome a aol iN MARY E. 8T oe B. H. STINE ead tors. Mixes je 26-d&a SOOPER ATIMER, Aucts. BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J.C. McGuire & do.) Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and llth street, Star Office ce Building PUBLIC SALE OF VACANT LOT IN SQUARE 323,,0% M STREET, BETWEEN 15TH AND On MONDAY. July Ist, at 6 o’clock p.m., we will sell tothe highest pager ‘on the premises, the east faifor bot ain Bqases ios ubeue so test by 136, to a 30 foot alley. Terms; One-third cash; residue in one and two years, with Interest, socured by a deed of trust on a premises. 8 AA) paid ey oid time of beng conveyancin; stamps at cost ofpurc! je coda “COOPER LATIMER, Aucte.”” Y COOPER & LATIMER, Aucti By Oot tere wtth dC MeCUIEE Feo. 9) Southwest compete Ee of Penns: Ofice Bailar fvenge uth TRUS! 7 "8 SALE OF VALUA UNI Ri EAL ESTATE Bw Cr' Ba ake AND ON 7TH EAEAE Pa fue. x, undersigned, Trustee named in the last wpun ers if the cTate ee Lore will Bost ate ublic auction, on TUE! FT pase -deveribed valuable pate peak caiate, fo) ing: valuable parcels 0 iz, :—Parts of 1 4, in 4 situated on the Spa ot rth ix stroat west, dm #0, ereh ote Senge ant ae sanit arth at sont fa be Me inches, eth a 8 de ant feet to an al re ens Pp. M., on the, premi Jest | By Helle: bdivision of Lot Soret maa ere gba lepth of 95 fine Seek, aan feuare He y, i ah 130" fect on the aa apnea steak sya | Bs “ee te a acisepd prin ea and Fevenue py tdbde FP a bar Pies AUCTION SALES. TO-MORROW. Y M. K. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers, 285 Penn’a ave., corner FURNITURE are. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS On SATURDAY MORNING, June 2th, at 10 o'clock, we will sell,in front Walnut Bedsteada, Feather Sofa, Fix Spx Sprii in RAILROADS. B IMOBE_AND OHIO RAILRO. ALT. v 7 DAD. Hy Arora TON AND BALTI-. RGTON AND THE WEST FOR BALTIMORE iaave ort A df pause at 7:00, 7:45, and 12: WAY SEATON. Seok Sunday, at 7:00 a, m., amd 2:0 and 8: FOR Pwhy's STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS mueave at 6: :15 and 7:00 a. m.,and at 2:00 and 4:35 FOR ANNAPOLIS, Leave at7:00 a.m. and 4:30 ‘om Annapolis on Sunday. FOR BALTIM RE. Leave st7:458. et and 4: cai weave nig 45 Ae ALL "PARTS OF THE bee e daily, except Sunday, cine Bitnday at 4: $0 and 8:45 a, eet tay Station with tring _——__ BANKERS.__ BANK, tenia Ge eee sroeke, Gold and Bilvene "Sand and galls Bonde, J. A. BUFF, Tremeaeer. 3.8. ELVANS, President. Jax COOKE & CO.» BANEERS, Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, Buy and sell at current market rates, and keep constantly on hand a fl) supply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, é&c., execnted, and Solneicas made on all accessible points. ~ now ot as pplges, © is. and Mattresses — Tet C) ee and Rocker ire reand Oke Enclosed and Toilet Ww ly, Brussels, and other (1 Uarpets ‘ove and Fixtures, Parlor Stoves, oa Sewin Dell Gla lot. mace One eo Baga Iagod ‘30 p.m. No traing K. rat ee &CO., Ancta, YW. se WALL & CO., Auctioners, ginal Horse ‘and Carriage Louilans ave., between oth and 10th « SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAEWEsg, On SATURDAY MORNING. Jane 0th. at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the Bazaar, a number of jage'and Work Horses, (a full descrip- tion at'sale,) comprisin er” Many wales Work, Baddle ‘and Harness Horses Be collection of Ree and Second-hand Bng- #8. Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and ‘other les. Two new Jenny Lind Wagoas, built in this city, New and second. hand. Harness, Saddles, Carriages, lar sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and bt Ti nd Harness always on iene a We. W == EXCHANGE OFFICE OF WILLIAM HUB- LEY & CO. Weare telling Bills of Exchange on England, Ireland and Scotland, for one pound sterling and upwards, at our office, 408 Pennsylvania avenue WM. HURLEY & CO. AVINGSBANE. “A PIN A DAY IS A GROAT A YEAR.” e Call at the corner of 19TH STREET AND PENNA. AVENUE. FBEEDMEN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. ‘The Central Office of this Company is now situated as above, and is carried on in connection with the Washington Branch. OFFICE OPEN FROM 9 hear 3. sits of ONE DOTes and ey nterett paid onal at75a.m. 4:30and fe ts to the West can be h on Ticket Office at all woh as atthe new office of the Bank- Scand 7 Line, dei Pennsylva- nd Boiton, see ad- aster of Transportation, , Agent, Was i assenger iastineton Ao TEINS. Passenger Agent ae] PENNSYLVANIA route 1867 the Washi ington Stati nia avenue, betwee: For New York, Philad Vertisement of * "Turon J. L. WILSO: fe n XG OLE ‘Genera . 8. SL WIERING. B; = COOPER & LATIMER. (Late Clerks with J. C. 8. W. corner Pa. av., and ilth street, Star Vatice Buildi: ilding. TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH- BS fer May 6th, 1367, trains will 1 FURNITURE, RIAN, 81 STOVES. BUGGIES, elapse ce ee & On SATURDAY MOMNING, Vune 29th, at 10 o'clock, in front of our Auction Rooms, x shall | sell a collection of Furniture. several B Covered Wagons, Old Rye Whisky, &c., viz: 2eeven-octave Mahogany Piano Bedsteads, Bureaus Wardrobes, Washstands Marble-top Tables Chamber and other Tables Brussels and Three- ply Carpets Crockery and Glassware. nate are in UNITED ete ain AND STOCKS ONLY, under eae was E: go Chairman of the ins The Deposits are now more than $400,000. M. T. HEWITT, of WwW. Fg WILSON, Cashier of Amenan Bank. '&M om* First National Bank of Washington. ce ‘Committee. ort T SCENERY, Palace State-room With modern improvements, and r to twelve hours in time over any red miles saved to Western TRAINS TO Q THE ate Baltimore at ROCHEST: TPTs, URGH without change, PRR by this sents from Baltimore eT. changes in UNIO: OR ite can be procured at the of- street and Pennsylvania fel, colpere reliable information Passengers procuring tickets at this off uring in Sleeping Cars for rm ABENOLD, Ticket Age: Sixth and Penn’ ‘a ave., Wasi hingten ny Do. UNG, Gen. a Agent, PONS Rotary. 2 Fonr-seat Buggies 1 Covered Wagon errs is. aye De hisky COOPER & LATIMER, H. BD. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. ‘WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. advantage of maki POTE and no FE fice, corner 6th under National Ho wi be given at all COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, GOVEBNMENT DEPOSITORY Late Clerks with Jas. C. Sout! wesvourner of Penna. ave. and lth ‘tar Office Building. SONEENMENT ee OF OLD IRON, BED- 8T . PIPE, CHIMNEY CAPS, BOILERS, &c., . McGuire & Co.,) secure accommoda’ FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED pg ie cana 15th street, opposite the Treasury Department. DS, ST! CAULDEGNS, UCTION in FRIDAY Somme, say 6 ot ‘Kalorama Hospital shall el, at public auction, the fallewine: named ROUGH LINE BE’ Government Securities with Treasurer United PHILADELP. TWEEN WASHIN' H1A AND NEW sFEeTON @F-ONE MILLION DOLLARS..@ ‘We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rate FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished. WM. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, March 20, 1865. CLOTHING, &c. Cc L OT 8B Trains between Washington and i, no FOR New YORK’ arse oan ally (exce} eB Large ayantity ing Pipe and Chimney Caps e, complete wantity of Old Iron hundred feet of Fencing. By order of as Medical Hirector. POPER & UMTMER: ¥ COOPER & TATEE (Late clerks with Ji Southwest corner Penn’ Office ,, without chan, pt Sunday) at FOR PHILADELPHIA. m,, and 4:30 and iB. “tema at 7:45 and 12:15 AY. meant? for New York baby Philadelphia at 7:00 p. adleeving care for New York on 7:00 p.m. train Philadelphia, a can be had at the Station Omne st Hines as well as at the new office in the Bank- 346 Penn. ave- ‘ects. nd one Railroad advertisement Washington, Baltimore, An bees “Master of Transportat Raganeral Ticket Agent. ~ . McGuire & Co.,) avenue and th st., Star oetrough sicuote to TWO MAMMOTH JAPANESE VASES AND FOUR LARGE JARS OR SEATS AT AUC ony SATURDAY OR Ie Os June pein: at 10 uction roome, we shall Mammoth Japanese Vases, four feet six inches beautiful ornaments nue, between 6th and See Baltimore ai and schedule Vee iad 3 four J apal for tie conservatory or lawn. These are the largest specimens of Japanese in- genuity in this country; now on exhibition at our COOPER & LAT THERA | auction rooms. Fi mi onde STEAMBOAT LINES. OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. The Sag ti es of the Cor Compe: m. until7 o’elock p.m. the whart: foot of 7th street, Wash- ie 2 Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats ALL & CO., Auctioneers, Stores 315 and 317 Penn. avenue. SALE OF UNC! SLAIMED I yy ACKAGES AT AUC- On SATURDAY, June 29, at 10a. m., will be sold at the Auction Room of W. L. Wall & unclaimed Baggra, which will be sold MEN’S SUITS at §8, MEN’S SUITS at $10, MEN’S SUITS st $12, MEN’S SUITS at $14, MEN’S SUITS at 816, MEN’S SUITS at $18, MEN’S SUITS at $20, MEN'S SUITS at $25, BOYS’ SUITS at $4, e, left at the St. Charles Hotel At SMITH’S. to pay board and charges for and st a of a om a a ages Ba sisting of Trunks. al ATL ar) ry ee PHA BXeH At SMITHS. XWASET mill leave tho iJ e wharf foot of ith ge SEUBSDAY THURS INGS at 10 o'clock EEN & WILLIAMS, = No. 526 Southeast corner 7th and D sts. VALUABLE TE eae BE STORY BRICK HOUSE LEN 3D oan bri STREETS t cay of July, 1887, at 6}; H.on the premises, part 0: mare No. 528, having 16 feet 8 pack 100 feet toa paved alley. with the im rovements, consisting of a well built three- rick House, just finished, having 8 conve- nieutly arranged rooms, with hall threugh the Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 ths, for notes bearing interest, and secured by All conveyancing The fine sea im DAY and SATURD. At SMITH 8. Returning, the Boat arrives at 33g p.m. The steamer ‘+ Wi rSo% ASSET” a be chartered for Excursions to Glymont and other points on river at reasonable rates. Pavillion at Glymont are in good order for Pic-nica Pleasure parties. Parties desiring to charter the ‘“* Wawaset” pply at the office of the Sy Semapeny £00 » foot of President Potomae Ferry € Co. EGULAR ee -E Parw TON. et ee E B. On MONDAY. th o’clock p. m., we sha’ The Grounds and the BOYS’ SUITS at €$, BOYS’ SUITS at $10, front. running At SMITH’S. GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE, 460 SEVENTH STREET, Opposite Post Office. MERCHANT TAILOR a deed of trust on the and revenue stamps ai “the cost of the purchaser. = 100 down ou the day of sale. GREEN & Wee. DWARD_ DOLAN, corner of 14th street and Penns: Ivania avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel, ceived from Boston and New York an ele; assortment of French sud ha lish CLO’ FANCY CASSI. ‘ST. RILLINGS or the ES which ihe offers to his frienjs an lowest reduced prices. Gent’s Furnishin; are of the most tast 6o'e! AS Beata she mit Commerce street Wharf, DAY Afternoon, at 4 o'clock landings on both sides of the river, going and re- ht tain ae very low rates. ost ey. RILEY, Agent, Bile ey’s Wharf, foot of Lith st. OTOMAC TENET MOREL eS LINE FOB freight, foanection a at ORS CREEK AND POTO: ag BATLROAD one je steamer EXPR: C. Nickle, and steamer KENN H. Wilson, leave Washingt. Wharf, every WEDNESDAY and ee at jaltimore, and Heual way Potomac river. Returning, | eens Bi TUESDAY and FRIDAY, 4 For further information appl in YAN & BRO., Bal s 4 Y¥ COUPER & EATIMEE: §octoncers, ‘os uy every SATUR. (Late Clerks with J Southwest corner: Penn’a enue and | ith street, ding. ring and Summer, | further partic the public ae the His atyle of Germans y and fashionable, not to besur- ed. Give usa call before purchasing at other RARE CHANCE FOR CLERKS. pr ee OF SMEROVED: PROPERTY virtue of a deed ot trust Mo a motte Melissa ise ated May 8, 1867, and recorded in Liber 9, folio 24. one of the land records for I will sell at_ public on TUESDAY, f ly 2d. yall that piece or parcel 0! igned as part of Lot es oe Square Suribered fifty-nine, (59,) in the city of Washington aforesaid, Sea Seonteined in the fol- ae Le LORANG, MERCHANT TAILOR, corner of 9th and ‘D streets, desires to return his thanks oe the liberal patronage be- upo past seasons, and at is friends to visit his Washington “County D. auction, on the prem! EC, Captain Jno, ington from Sixth street the same Fine invites hi store and inspect his new and choice selec- tion of Goods, which. ne nk pst perchesed 0 fo: Spring and Summer T: DO: continues to ee his constant attention eral Seprarence of all garments The best work Sad oint on Twenty-third pet weat an leet from the southwest corner of Lot numbered three, (3,) and running thence north fifteen (15) feet. ence east one rundred and thirty-seven (137) fee vo and a half (27g) inches, thence south fifteen (15) . thence west one hundred and thirty-seven (137) ‘two ead a half (232) inches to the place of be- made at the est moderate charges is our motto. HEIBERGER, (Successor to H. F. Lovpon & Co.,) MERCHANT TAILOR. litan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) 62 Penn.avenue, Washington. No. 345 Pennsylvania ave. STEAMER WILSON SMA FOR THE EASTERN SHORE, re) NOTICE.—The Steamer WILSON SMALL, . E. T. LEONARD, now in all respects one of the staunchest, most, Sent ane elegant steame! 2 pay wD resume her reute . She ave ber pier : Cash. All conveyancing and stamps at One hundred dollars ($100) will ed down when, the pro erty de ke knocked off. Cooker Ay L. ATIMER. Aucts. & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 0. 526, southeast corner 7th and D E OR’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- ss URGE, EST. fae ERHONG NG TO T. ATE SRUREW On MONDAY, July Trav o’clock p. mi aN front of the premises, No. 104, being the east Metro ap 6-tf No. 36: james T. WAGKER, MEN’S MERCER AND TAILOR, SEVENTH STREET, Near Odd Fellows’ Hall, Begs leave to mform his former pati general pablic that he is almost dally reso Shia: ceiving saditions fo) his now beautiful stoc! of Googe, adapt MEN AND YOUTHS WE which must be seen to be appreci ‘one but the most skillful artists are employed, rer tack satisfaction guaranteed, both with re STYLE, MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP. Always on hand a complete assortment of FURNISHING GOODS. Gjve me a call before purchasing, GOVERNMENT: SALES. Lo™MBzs. &c., AT AUCTION. Quarigrmaster 's Qires me y rienced ay orblock m0 i rs TNT DO r oN POLST. widdlears WHA’ FORD'S WHANF, fi gets THE EASTERN snbrigee bed art of Lot 4, in atl pet m.; Cambrigs feet front, by 166 eep, on the north side of E street between 20th and 2ist streets west, and im- a two-story front and rear Brick Build- and Eastern ‘ednesday, ‘and Piday, diate landings, and ead Baltimore ‘at 5 a.m.on ie number ef fine state-rooms. fe26-tf erms : One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust on sho! and revenue stam) $50 down on the 66 TRAGLE ade E ein cry, Corner ‘Ohio avenue and 13th street. The subscribers, thankful for the patron ‘e bestowed upon them by the citi: ington and others, take this occasion cptace that y are still prepared, and have ample ee to alivemiets in pened line o' and workmanie a li conveyancing she cost of the purchaser. If the germs of sale are ae complied with in five of sale, he executor reserves the © property, at the sick of the se J. GREEN & W YY TOO ar & LATIMER, A: (Late clerks with James C, Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street, Star Office Building. iC SALE OF LOTS IN 80 Nee at NG OE ON Ci ae ne in as, exnedlt ab pone icGuire &:Co..) west Que ary. mene on MOND AN. Fair, Sete ee oe iS “Ws = ee OF lace foot of 6th street, by order of the Quartermaster Vronght Tron oe ate Tank organs: vision of Captain James t of second-hand Lumber, General, yea the - a s Dart of copes Hepa 4 Flooring 21000 feet 3x9 & 10 Scantii 9,828 feet 10x10 ‘Scentting = Branch rate Mec’ mdry. They would al iqention of the public to their ial Re ‘Tubul: Thi has now beem introd' din successful operation for variont id given general and entire satisiaction a8 jity essential in a first-class jconbmny in fuel, facility for Al wan PUEBDAY SETERNO Ns July 9, at § * mises, we sh: half of Lot 1° and ail of 12, 28, ono ii in Square 76. K and % orn ry street ol cont deca. reaitud th ape. apa tm years, with interest. qccnree by a deed of trust. Au iY one of the purchaser. ene with within’ be resold at the risk and Hosen Rar PER & LATIMER, ssessing aes team conveyancing and cleaning, perth emalla: fe tere to bes fal OF ee of the he delinay je Wlaw&sth&othJnly BR StILSOR & &8 20.800 feet “ Culling by us at these works tfeum in thie his cfty’ and Fleewhere. merits and show The following ; ‘and in oj —— a Will be glad 9 4 fest Window Sash , bed ex jain ite 361 Window Frames joore 800 feet 2-inch Lumber 26 boxes Yindow Wi ND, Estate Brokers, 263 F street, On MONDAY, the lst ¢ of July. od Bs ginteck: Pe n., we Wil sell, on the premi: pe ress id lote are Ree cent proved_by small au anal seta Hee 774, between K high cory, excenent feet, * Bonteintng about 1,609 ilies jouse, * 299 feet, containing about 3,209 enters? Benches, Office Building, Posts, ne ‘asye are’ allowed in which to remove pyr- es. fi "Ferns: Cash, in Gore Ponte je U-6t Brevet Brig. Gen., Depot : U: ais eb Hotel, vacate enter ‘at efoilc sine ity; at Li "Bid | lots ‘are an norte of the city; cash; Balance in six and 12 coals. All conveyancing at' the ex- ir. i sete iver stern meheeh steamer rylrginla, oo do. ing Stat, now being completed at th es8 WM. M. ELLIS & BRO. Boots AND SHOES, NEW 8T OBB’, } aaron DOWLING, Auct.; Geor ane ae ee ree. _ oe Parlor Buite, Clot! y Becesaary fixtures y otber articles too numerous to men FBOKAS BOWING, Ave