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L
LOCAL NEWS
AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT.
Wahhibotob Thsatbb.?Benefit and last
tilgbtof J M Ward, who appears as "Robert
Brierly " in tbe drama of "The Tlcket-of-L'ave
man," and as '? W ilium" In the play of *'Black
.fcyed Susan."
Groybb's Thbatbr ?Miss Susan Denln and
other favorites in tbe spectacular drama of
?'Tbe Sea of Ioe." Matinee this afternoon.
Cawtbbbury.? Mannel Doneti, tbe one
legged dancer, songs, ballet, burlesque, panto
mimes. &c. Matinee this afternoon.
Oxpobt>.?Ballet, burlesques, negro delinea
tions, and the dramas of (>Tbe Murdered
Waterman" and ' Jocko, the Brazilian Ape."
This afternoon ladies matinee.
Nixob's Circus, tith street, near the Claren
don Hotel. The great New York company in
a hope bill of ballet, songs, comicalities, eques
trian and acrebatic performances.
Stoke A Ropstoh'8 Circcp, 6th street, near
K?w York <%venue.?An immense company,
in equestrian, gymnastic and other perform
ances, including ballet, songs, burlesque, ic.
Sbaton Hai.l,?Last night of the sale of
tickets to the New York Manufacturing Jew
elers' Association concert. Prizes distributed
With the tickets.
Military Halt.. ?Free concert saloon,
songs, ballet, refreshments, &c.
Ckhter Maekit, To day.?Beef, best cuts,
per pound, 30c.; next, 25c. Salt Beef, I5al~c;
iirled Beef, 25c. Veal, 25a30c. Mutton, chops,
owe. Lamb, per pound, 3oc. Pork, fresh, 25c.
Pork, corned ,25c. Hacon, hams, uncut, 30c.;
sliced, 35c.; breast*. 25c.; shoulders, 25c. But
ter, 35a40c. Chickens, per pair, S2a?3. Ducks,
per pair, Sl.50a*2. Eggs, per dozen, 33c. Cran
berries, per quart, 50c Cucumbers, per doz ,
30c. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per
pk. ?1 a 1.30; dried, 75c Green Peas, plr, 25c.
.Leeks,bh, 5c; Strawberries, qt, 12a25c. Goose
berries, 10c. Turnips, pk, iuaSOc. Potatoes,
Irish, per pk, 45c; Bermuda, ?oc ; sweet, #1;
Peaches dried, per qt., 30c. Cherries, 15c.
?'urrants,25c. Beans, butter, 30c.: white, 10al2c.;
string heans, PI. Radishes, per bunch, 5<j. Beets,
new 15c. Onions, new *1 per pk. bunch
Onions, 5c. Parsnipt, pk, 50c. Carrots, 5c.
<iyster plants, 10a12c. Caobage Sprouts, pk,
10c. water cresses, per peck, 20c. Land cresses,
15c. Rhubarb,bunch, Sc. Asparagus, 12c. Kale,
30c. Lettuce, pr ha, la5c. Pineapples 3.3c. Fish
? Rock, large, each, 85c.af2; small, per bch.,
50c.; halibut, lb, 25c.; sea bass, 15c.; blue fish,
15c; herrings, doz,20a25c : lobster, 15c.;sturgeon,
15c., pike, lb .20c.; percn,5!?c; Shad, pair.30a75c.
Presh Mackerel. 3:3a. each. Rye, per bushel,
91.25a#l 30. Corn Meal, 81.25. Shipstuff,
DOc.aSl. Brown stuff, 70c. Shorts, 60c. Corn,
shelled, 1*1 25; In the ear, bbl., Pfia7?; Oats,
per bu? 80a90c. Hay. per cwt., 81.75. Straw,
81.50a? 175. Clover Hay, *1.75. Spinach, per
peck, 20c. Small ducks, 75aSl per pair. Small
birds, per buucb, 50c. Wild pigeons, per pair.
37)<c. Blue wing ducks, per pair,?2. Widgeons,
per pair, 1*2. Celery, per bunch, 10c. Krout,
15c. qt. Geese. ?l.50a92. Turkeys, $0. Fresb
veni&on, pei pound, 3oc
Ford's Thbatbr ?Thereare so many rumors
afloat in regard to the disposition to be made of
Ford's Theater, that we bave taken some pains
to inqnire as to 'be facts in the case, and learn
tbem to be as follows:
Mr. John T. Ford, the proprietor of the
theater, has received several applications to
rent it for amusement purposes: and also
?various offers to purchase the building for
church purposes. He is now in treaty with a
congregational society, for Its sale, tbe price
asked by him being' *100,000 for the entire
property, which inclnd?s not only the theater
proper, but also the three story brick building
on l(>th -treet, adjoining the" theater to the
south, and also tbe large brick building in the
rear of the thea'er. It is understood that the
Hey. Henry Ward Beecber is In some way
Interested m securing for this society a suitable
place of worship in this city, and to have ex
pressed himce f in favor of acquiring this
property to that end. If the theater is con
verted into a church, it Is proposed to make as
little change in its interior arrangements as
possible, and the boxes, for instance, will
Temain much as tbey were at the moment of
the assassination, of course removing the cur
tains; and such of the ornamentation As is
purely theatrical. Should a sale sot be con
cluded bv Mr. Ford by the 1st of July,* Mr.
Ford will make his a'rrar.gements to Teopen
ihe theater on tbe 1st of September. Should
ihe sale be effected, it will afford a, curious
instance of the conversion of a iburch property
info a theater and its re conversion into a
c bureb.
Riybr Nbav|.?'There are but few vessels in
port this morning, although there is quite a
iiomber anchored off Alexandria.
Tbe stramer City of Albany arrived up this
morning from City Point, bringing np the
malls from that place, Petersburg and Rich
mond, the nrst that have been forwarded by
this route for a week past. About 100 rebel
prisoners who have taken the oath of allegi
ance come up on tbia vessel from the prisoners
camp at Point Lookout. Nearly all of tbe
prisoners confined here ha*e asked permission
to subscribe to tbe oath of allegiance.
Several schooners arrived yesterday from
Northern cities with full cargoes of oats for
tbetQuartermaster's Departmant.
Generals ingalis and Birney, with tbe mem
bers of theirjstiffs, arrived here yesterday on
tbe steamer Thomas Collyer Irom Clt. Point.
The Collyer brought up a large number of
Government wago><? and carts to be turned
Into the proper depots.
The Alexandria and Washington ferry boats,
of which there are two lines, are doing a fine
bnsines* The Kej-port on her 3 o'clock up
"ward trip tbls morning brought up 6oC pas
sengers.
Police Cabbs ?The following cases were
were brought before Justice Thompson yes
terday and to day:
Frederick Dnvall, arrested by Officer Tay
lor for stealing clothing from the boarding
houses of Mrs. Martin aud Mrs Townley: I
committed for court.
Jobn Lowe, arrested by Officer Crown for
stealing a horse trom Marion Gatto: commit
ted for a further hearing.
Barney Gallagher, arrested bv Officer Fra
zer tor stealing a borse from Air. Zebulon Run
nidge; committed for a farther bearing. This
is the tenth borse stolen from Mr. Runnldge iu
tbe last month.
Sbr*kat?b.?The friends of Councilman Jno.
G. Dudley, George Wright and W. T. Walker
and Aldermen Tb <ma? E. Lloyd and C. S.
Noyes. of the Seventh Ward, paid tbem tbe
compliment of a serenade la?t nigbt. Tbe band
of Finlev Hospital officiated on the oocasion,
and furnished some excellent music, as usual.
affair concluded witb a fine collation at
Potomac Hall* at which apropos speeches
?were made and spirited and humorous senti
ments offered and a good time Bad generally,
according to tbe wont of tbe Seventh Warders
?when they undertake anything of tbe kind.
An 1*t?riotuio Festival.? Elsewhere
v ill be found tbe announcement Of a series of
entertainments ot great interest to be beld at
Odd Fellows' Hall, 7tb street, commencing
Jene l ?tb, tor the benefit of Grace Cburcb,
Island. Beautiful and splendid tableaax will
be presented each night, sad there will be other
features of great attractiveness. Those who i
remember the delightful festival (with
tableaux) by the ladies of this church last win
ter will not fBii to attend now.
Dbfartubb or Troops.?Yesterday, tbe fol
lowing troops left tbe city br the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad : ?I>etacnmeot 45th and 1Jth
Penna ,*? meo i3'h N. J ,390; 33d do.,63: lJ<Kh
Illinois, 300: i?t Michigan Engineers, 1,(05;
headquarter* 17th corps, 340, 79th Ohio, 357;
ICth N. Y , ie-7; fSth Indiana. 3uu; 179th N, Y.,
1-4; 123d do., SbO; 1st division 14th army corps,
3,730 men.
SjfDGQLTwg Whisky ?The polIce are arrest
ing a great tumty f females engaged In ped
dling cakes, Ac., .?? conveying whisky to sol
diers. in bottles concealed about their persons
beneath their clothing. Twelve of this class
were arrested in one camp, and confined in
tbe station hfcuse. _
Thb NuieANCB?Tbs smell from the dead
hort-e boiling concern across the river was most
sickeoiug last cigfct, and was appreciated, not
only in tbe Seventh Ward. nearest it, bat also
in the city generally.
Attkstios is oalled to tbe notice of the pic
ric and display of fireworks to he given at
Beckett's Garden on Wednesday afternoen
and evening, lith Inst.
LOOK oi'T lor tbe moonlight excursion of ths
I'. S. Grant CiUd to Glymont, on BLondaf
eight. A capital urns is expected.
TBI Stbawbsrh Fkhtival at the OhuroB
of Ascenslfn will cio* on Monday Bight. We
are pleased to hear mat the persevering ladles
of that cburcb have met with good sacoess In
their enterprise How could it be otherwise,
for every?hlug there is pteas ng. The refresh
ments are delicious, 'he Vautiful display of
choKS flowers, arrar.geu m exqimiu* re
flect great credit upon >he accomplished aud
fttsciiiatii.g ladies, Mrs H k and Miss B The
f upo^r table is well atten led by tte polite and
energetic Mis I), Mrs. T. and Mrs. p. The
inseparable 'WO ladies Mrs. H and S
are untiring In the?r efforts The active and
pWassnt Miss G S and Mies A Y devote
their whole attention to the worthy cau<e Tbe
morfest at d intelligent Miss M , tbe beautlinl
bioe eyed Mies B , the black-eyed Miss L and
tb? reserved Mrs W attraet th? attention of
tbe quiet oT>server. F.^-en ?he f wo little Misses
J D. and M W , at Jacob's Well, exert them
selves to the orraoet of their ability to aid ths
cause, aad all are united in lovs for their good
pastor.
CITY ITEMS.
Ttr? Moonlight E*< prpiok to Glymont,
or. Monday, by the U. S Grant Club, prom
i;ps to be a very enjoyable affair. Get your
tickets.
California Stonk Rivos, Set's, Jet Setts,
Cross Setts, Rnckles, Enameled and Jet Brace
lets, Seal Cbains, Lone Gnar l Chains, Oil!
Bella, Teaspoons, Cups, Naptfin Rincs, ice.,
for only or.e dollar, at tbe Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 13? Pa. ay., near 4% st. 4t*
HARRIED,
On the -th instant, at St. Joseph's Church, Phil
adelphia, by th# Rev. Father l?i Maria. Mr.
DIN MS ToOMlY to A! Us KATI S RirLIft,
both of Philadelphia. *
aiiDi
Baturday mcrning. at 5 o'clock, of cholera in
fantutr, L Al'&A HI SAN AH BONN, aged b moat hi
and 7 tia>s, only daughter of Laura S and John
H Mills
Tier funeral will take place from the residence of
her grandfather, Oaot. John Mills, No. 504 Pa.
*ve .to morrow < Sunday) after noon. at 1 o'elock.
Relative* and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend. *
On the 10th instant, 8 A RATI ILI7 A, only child
of 1 hr>mas B. and Emma J Young.
The relatives and fri?nds of tbe family are in
vited to attend the funeral to morrow (Sunday)
afternoon at 4 o'clock, from the residence of it#
grandmother, Parah Otterback, on *th street east,
near Nary Yard. *
On June ICtb.after a protracted illness OE'?EGE
COLUMBUS MOBUAN.hcn of Dr. James 1. and
Nora Morgan, aged 22 months *
On the 8th instant, MARIAN AGVK8. infact
daughter of Clement and Marian Young *
PIO NICS, EXCURS10NS,_&c.
AS TO
A
rpHB BALL AND RAFFLK WHICH WAS TO
I take place at Mechanics' Ball, on May
the 23th and J une fth was _
POSTPONED.
and will ta*e j>!a?? on
MONOAY, JUNE I'.'Tff. I*B.?
Tickets sold for 29th and 6th are good for 'he
12th. je 10 2t?
H * RAND PIC NIC
" 1 T? *
GEORGETOWN CIROLlT FENIAN BR0THKR
HOOD, <ta
AT SEVENTH B1KXIT PARK, flff
Washiugton, Mfjk
On TUESDAY, June 1?*?5. C<W
Presentation of a splendid Irish Hag Address
and poem bev?ral em inent men will be present.
Music by Withers' celebrated band
Admission?Gentlemen, 5"ct* : Ladies, 25 cts.
JAS. J. KANE. 0,
BI. F. MOR \N, Treasurer
1. Ml'LGRBW, Secretary je f< .it*
TH* PIC NIC tor the benefit of the Prospect
Hill Cemetery, which has been post
p<neC,will jplace on MONDAY, June JK
12th, at WASHINGTON CITY GARDSM./HB
Ne? \ ork ?venue. between 1st and 21 sts. ufll
Tickets which has been given out are good for
this Pic Nic.
je 8 3t THE COMMITTEE.
HO! FOR GLYMONT .
si ns.
A
FIRST GRARp
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
of the
r. 8 GRANT CLUB
_ TO G L Y M O A" T,
On MONDAY. June the 12th, 13 5.
1 he Committee will --pare no pains nor expense
to make this one of the best of the tea.-<on. The
Boat will leave the foot of Tth street wharf at 7 p.
m. and Alexandria at 8 p. m A celebrated Brass
and String Hand has been engaged for tae occasion.
Tickets 91. admitting a gentleman and ladies.
By order of the Committee:? Thomas Abbott,
Thomas Higgles, Wm. Priestly. Geo. Ellen, Jos.
E Thomas. Kichard Riggles, Cornelius Edwards,
S._R Edwards, President. je 5 Iw
Remember thiThbboes of pleasure.
A BRAND PIO NIC will be given by
the Lnited Circle of Friends at the Oity
Park. 7th street north, on MONDAY, June,
12th. i<r.5. l
Girimiti?? of Arrannnients:?Wm Mink, J H.
Fnwier. Wm. B. Moore.
Tickets 60 cents, admitting a gentleman and la
dies No disrespectful persons wi'.l be admitted,
Bjr order of the President.
Je 2 FA SATh.F.SAM WM. MINK.
PROF. J. W. KREIS' DANCING ACADEMY,
PAKKERS HALL,
Penn. ave . between 6th and fth.
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Pref KREIS begs leave to announce to his for
mer patrons and the publio in genera! that
at tbe request of a great many of his pupils
as well as other* he will continue bis.
classes during the summer season. 1 __
Days and Honrs of Tuition for Ladies, Misers,
and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
from 3 to 5 o 'clock.
Gentlemen's Claaa. Monday. W
FiW?T*'?nltiri. ...
Private instructions given to su:t the conve
niences of the pupil.
For further information applj at or address a
note to the Academy, or Room No 19 Washing
ton Building, corner Pa. avenne and 7th street
The Ball can be rented for Private Partie? sod
Soirees. m> 19-tf
us ror
4
ROTHSCHILDS
SUMMER GARDEN.
Pa ar.,bet. 31 and 1th sts..(Capitol Hill.)
A
Tbe largest Garden in the District. Open' _
evt ry evening, with a
FREE CONCERT, SHOOTING GALLERIES,
SWINGS, Ac.
Refreshments of all kinds in nice arbor j.
Liberal terms to pic nic parties. rny IVjm*
GEORGETOWN ADYEB'MTS
iy^?GRAND CONCERT
U 3 BT TilK
MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOLS
Of Montgomery and Bigh sts,,Georgetown D. C.,
FORREST BALL High 8treet, -
MONDAY EVENING, June 1Kb.
Tickets io cents: Children ?> cents. Concert to
commetic* at 3 o'clock. The tine Obieftering &
Bona Piano used on the occasion, is from thees
tab'i?i ment of Mr. J. F. E'lis. 300 Pennsylvania
avenue. ie1'- 3t
IfUtA BACKS SALT ?The subacribera will
?"MMF receive in all nest week l.noo escks G.
A. and Fine SALT which we will sell from the
vessel at tbe reduced price off 1.90 for the Ground
Alum and is for tbe Fine per sack.
This is our third vessel this ?eason, and &* we
have made arrangements to keep on hand and
receive a regular su vp't of Bait, we wou'd invite
our friends and the public, to call before pur
chasing elsewhere, as they will {Jcompetition is
the life of trade A.J RaDCLIFFE A CO.,
Southeast corner Bigh and Bridge street*
1 * ' ? V ;
j. IYERY. BALI, HIRING an 1 HACK ST ABLE8
Horses kept by the d ay. week or month;
also, horses bought aadsoid.
Tbe undersigned having reopened the old stand
formerly occupied by Peter Von Essen, Esq., No.
4 0 Congrats st., is now prepared to receive and at
tend to all business in his Tine A splendid as
sortment of Carriages and Buggies on hand, also,
one horse fami'y Carriages, A continuation of
your past favore ia eolieited ???,?
J. P. Y ON ESSEN,
jef1 eo3t* 38 Congreis st , Georgetown. D 0.
ALB OF STANDS AND STALLS IN TUB NEW
O MARKET HOUSE, GEORGETOWN,D O.
Notice ia hereby given that the whale of the
Stands and Stalls in the new Market Houee. in
tbis tow n, which
feredi* "?
the 12i _ _ .
All those which may not be then sold will be
immediately r?n*edt< the bi?best bidders for one
year
More fall iafonnatlen aa to terms wlU be giTen
at the time of sale. ?
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
Niioa's Offck, Georgetown, D. 0.. June 7,
lS?o. ie #-dif
uus asu oiiiis iu urn new 2narxei-nomi, in
s town, which now remain unsold, will be of
ed at poblic auction, for cash, on MONDAY,
1-th fast . at 3 o'cio ikp.n.
> W B 0 0 K B.
A BON OF TBE B0IL.aNoTeI. paper.fi.
THE CI.&YER WOMAN OF TBX FAMILY,
paper f 1 - C; doth $2.
HOUBSHOU) POEMS, by H. W.Longfellow, il
lustrate* M) eente.
WAYSfDE BLO8S0W8.byMieeBortbe.il.
BARPEB'S EDITION OF RAPOLEO^'B C F
BAB: 9re , witb maps. |2 80
HARPER'S CHEAP EDITION or NAPOLlON'B
O.K'aH
U.B. SERVICE MAGAZINE, for Jan*. COets.
THE MORRISONS by Mis* Botmer, ^1 76.
OCB GPEAT CAPTAINS: with steel plate por
traits. $175. ?
PEBSOBAL AND POLITICAL BALLADE, *1.
REBEL RHYME* SI.,
EARL OF BEBBY 8 TRANSLATION OTTHE
iLiaD.Vvuls veryflne.fi.
FINE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF GEN.
FHERMAN AND BU GENERALS.
Do. GENERAL SHERIDAN AND BIS GEN
ERALS W v* ; t ,
Aii the above Booka mailed free on receipt of
price*. '
Catalogue* mailed^^TAYLOR.
Bookseller and Stationer,
6t 'J' 334 Penn'naeecue.
7^ D. 6 M I 7 H'S
WILD CHERRY TONIO BITTERS.
This PROPHYLAT1C is aoM bp all Drnag^te
and Grocers.
This great PANACEA kaabeen established 90
yeara. Its medieal properties are
TONIC, A8TBINGSflf AND AROMATIC.
It will eradicate all derangement of the STOM
ACH and BOWELS, Jtgiyee
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG.
RUUVBNATK8 TBE OLD,
** ? Cares ' *- ?
DYSPEPSIA. LOSS 0* APPBTITE, j
INDIGESTION, LASSITUDE OF SYSTEM,
CHRONIC DfARRflCEA. DYSENTERY,
JAUNDICE, AGUB AND EBVBR.
OBTAIN A 01RCULA R, U> wWcAwLUI>e fpnnA
te^twociale of PEOPLE WELL KNOWN"}*
toaebii (gton ^ j:;! X ? . - , JaJlJra.
W A B Z l D?SEOONB HAND FCRNITORE.
>Y Alio, MIRR0R8 CARFeTS, BEDS. BED
WANTS:
A
W'ASHD-A SITUATION by a re???et?*'?
vv vobid to do plaiB ookiag. Apply a"> No.
5. corner of 21st and F sts. it*
WANIKD?A WOMAN t< do g?ua*tl aome
wort,' must come well recommended. Apply
4M i< th et . bet. V aad 1. H
WANTBD?ThreeCOLORED WAITBBS. Mast
urderstaod their duties. Apply at Mark
barn's Hotel, oear Willards'. J*
GIRL WISHBSTlPLACB 48 NUB** No
objecti?n to traveling. Can give <*oed refer
ence. Address A. N . at the Star office. it*
WAN TEB-A WIITK 6IBL to lo general
" tr>u?ew>>rk and assist in the store. Apply
at 24 4 7th st^bet. M and N north. je 10 3}*_
WANTED-^ A WOMAN to Cook, wash aud iron;
also a young GIKl. to do chac.ber?ork aud
curse. Call at No. 112 Green street, George
town, D. O. It*
A COOK WANTED AT THE UNITED STATES
Hotel. White mto preferred. Inquire at
the office of the United States Hotel by the 15th of
June. it
WiNTID-A GIRL to co<?k, wash and iroa,
and do general hourework <n a small family.
Best of wages Kiven. Inquire of 347 I street, be
tween 13th and 14th. je 10-2t~
ANTED?A WOM AN to go into *he country,
four miles from the city, to cook, wash sod
iron. Mast corae well recommended. Apply at
Ho 326 O street, bttween tsth and 7th. isM-ft*
A~N"AMERICAN WOMAN WI8HB3 A 8IT~
nation a* cook, and to assist in washing Ad
d ess Bon 12 SiarOffioe. Reference given if re
quired. It* ^
WAaTID-A BOOM,with >>oard or without, in
a private family, by a single yo'ing gent'e
roan, in s pleasant loestinn of thiicity. Address
" Harr>Evening Star, stating terms, location,
Ac je 10 31*
WANTED?A 8ervant GIRL capable of doing
the w hole house wurk of a small family alone.
The highest *a^es paid. Apply to L. FREN/,BL,
Photographer, corner Bridge and Washington
sirtetf, Georgetown je 10 3t* .
W A NTS I)?Every family wanting any Dice ar
?? ticlf s of KURNU CRS.CARPAT8 CROCK
ERY, Ac , is informed that th>-y can buy the same
at auction prices of a family declining hotise^eeo
ing. No .'<11 E street, between 2d and 3d stieets.
Call at once, it*
WANTED ? A sober. Irtelligent and stead> man
wsnte EMPLOYMENT it anv capacity w^ero
the above itualitioatM ns will be of service to his
employer. Address E 8 , No 4**4 Mass. avenui-,
bctwten ith aud 5ih sts , Washington, je 1" ?t*
C?C AAA -ins ~T HO D SAND DOLL ARB
'iiJtlnFU. wanted for one year or more, for a
note seen; <"1 on No 1 property, assessed at J 2.0 "0.
Title clear and unquestionable. Liberal dtucoant
allowed. Call at the seutheast corner of Pennsyl
\ a tin avenue and 15th street
Je 1 ? -3t MITCH ELL & 80X.
ANTED? A NURSE, white or colored. Apply
at 530 H_ street, between 6th and 7th. jej-3V
ABARRKR WANtED^t NoTsljy New Jersey
svenre. Je 9-3t*
WANTID-AiKo. 214 14t& street, between P
and ^ streets, a GIRL to do the housework
of a family, je a-2t*
WANTED?At the P-nnsyl vania House, 357 C
street, one first class LINING ROOM GIRL.
None other need apply. Also, oue SCRCJ J GIRL.
ie 3t*
u AxTAD to emnloy a YOUNG MAN or BOY
** as Salesman in the market. Also,a MAN to
drive and sell in carup. Kefereuce required. Ap
ply at No. 427 7th street, between G and II sts.
je 9 3t*
U/ ANTED ? A good COOK. WA8HBK AMD
IHONER. An Irish girl preferred, and none
but a good hand need upofy. Apply Immediately
at Mrs A RKAM8, No. 47 1 II street, between Uh
aud 6th sts. je 9-2t*
WANTED?To rent or purchase, a U0L>E for
a small fMnilv, without children. It mint
be in a good eeigh^orhood and desirtb'e other
wise. Addre??, stating terms, Lock Box 39, P. 0
je ? 3t*
\AJ ANTED?As B<iual Partner, an honect. *ner
vv jittic BUSINESS MANt having *l.uu) to
invest in a lucrative, well-paring business. One
ronversaat with the country of Maryland ard
Virginia preferred. Addr>-si 8 MONROE LU
KENS A CO . Washington city D O, f !> If
WANTED. -Atthe Avenue House, a good Ger
man COOK, and one GIRL to wash d.shea.
je *-3t?
WANTED.-A good OOOK, WAPHER and
vv IRON SR. for a small family, Apply 297 7th
street, btt. L and M. _je_8-3t*_
ANTED?AYounir MAN. 16 to .0 yearsof age.
quick at li?aree and writes a good hand. Al
dree?OLJSKK, Btar office. JeS St
WANTED-A careful, tidy, white &IRL to at
'* tend children, Apply at 301? f'th st .between
L and M. 3* 8 3t*
IV ANTED.-A-WHITE GIRL to assist Tngen
vv eral house work Apply at ournt r of B it
north and Delaware n
given. JS ?-a?
("H?<'K WANTED at the Brennan H .use, No.
J 342 E street, bet 12th and 13th streets On*
that understands '.hatcan come well recommended
will get good paF i'8 6^
iTNTSO?Two TIN and SHEST-IRO^I
WORKER8. first class. Best wages, steady
work for one vear Inquire at the Georgetown
Btnve House, No 90 Bridge street. Georgetown,
D. C. [je31wi PALMER A BRO
\\i ANTED-A gooi Woman OOOK . a good Veg
T? elabl* COOK, a 8SAM8THB88. also, a good
Colored WAITER; must understand restaurant
business. Good references required, at N?w York
HoteK je 8 3t
WANTSD? By a lady having some experience
in teaching, a SITUATION as governess. Is
capable of iu?*truction in th<? Eoglish branches,
drawing and painting. Apply at No. tt39 H street,
between 2d and 3d. jp v
w
Wj
'ANTED?OQgtomers for good pure country
milk at 10 cents per quart Directions ad
dressed to T. 9 MULLEN, through City P.O.,
Washington city, D 0.. will receive prompt at
tention . je ft-3t*
VVANTED-A 8TBAM BNGINB and BOILER
ii cf one or two hor-e power
SAMUEL LLOVD'8
Orange Oo. Ice Cream Depot,
le 3-3t* 390 11th st.. bet K ?t. and Ma's, av
WANTED?By a respectable woman, a SITUA
TION m chambermaid or to wait on the
table, or to travel with a lady. No objection to go
to the country. Best references given. Address
a note to Box 12, Star office, je8 3t*
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A res pes table
? v WHITE GIRL to da the general housework
of a small family. A good home and liberal wages
t>7 !i 3d street east, near Navy Yard. Inquire for
B H. THOMPSON. 'eS-.1t*
A SITUATION WANTED In a v holstaU and
retail store as BOOKKEEPER or 8ALB3
MAN, by a teiitUmau of long experience and a
larze acqua.ntan'e with the eity and country
trade, would be willio* to invest four or five
Lundred dollars. Satisfactory references will be
given. Address M. P.. Star office. je 3-3t*
yy ANTED! DISABLED 80LDIBB8
And others out of employment, to canvass for
OUR BB1AT NATIONAL WORK.
Just Published,
"THB LIFE AMD PUBLIC 8BBYICB8 OP
ABBAHAM LINCOLN,"
liy Frank Crosby, of the Philadelphia Bar. com
prising on* large octavo volume of nearly 5 0
is the only work of tha kind published; it
is entirely new aud orlgiaai, containing his early
hirtoty political career, speeches, messages proe
lamationsand other official docaments iliaxtratlve
of his eventful administration, together with the
scene* and events oooneetei with |?1h tragic end.
It will be sold OLly by our authorized traveling
ag? nts, to whom exclasiveterritory is given, and
liberal comBrtssioas paid. Bead for a circular and
t^-rms to "American Publiahiag Agency, Box. 317 ,
No OOP Chestnot street, Philadelphia. je_8_jt
WANTEDOne'first cUsa HOR3E 8HOER Ap
vy ply at the office of Metropolitan Bail road Co ,
Corner Mew York ave and 17th street between 7
and 9, A M., and6and 7 P.M. je7 tf
/^OOK WANTED?A WHITE WOMAN who nn
v> derstands all kiads of meat cookiag. Also, a
WOMAN to do washing Ameriean House. 7th et?
cofagrja. ay_, oppposite Center Market je tw?t*
WANTBD-Firty MEN wanted to Hell the
ShrrKian Corps Meeals ; al.-'o the 2d Corps
Medal tyf General Humphrtes. Agents can make
from t? fW a day. Apaly
I 7 BARN BTT * OO .
i#5-5t* 863 Peaa. Avenoe,
pignest raoB v"?" --
goeds at Singer 'a Sewing Machine A
>th street, i dooss north of Peaa. av.
rpo
Axristant Qvartfiynifitr^ Otfct. I
Corn** fr and ttd. s met*, >
? Washington D.C May 31.1S6S.\
Wanted immediately. Five Hundred (SuO)Six
n ole Teaovsterg. . . M
Mene need appb who are not preyared and wil
ling to go where they may ae ordered The
wages wjTl ba thirty-five dollars per month aad
one ration per dav. ApaHcatlon mn?t be mad* to
the 8u?> ilntendeits ot Kendall Green and Bast
,'t. Br.,.h Oorr^s o. B. TOMPKINS.
je? lft Bvt. Col, and A. Q M.,_U. B. A.
WANTBB?Any number of ladies to get their
Plating by our new proceea We are are
pa' ed to do any hind of* goods that we warrant
eqaal to Hew York work. PB1NOBD
Stamping and fluting Depot
:-.*l F street, opposite
my ? tf Patent Office.
WANTBB-800.000 LADIES to get their
vv Huting dene at PRINOE'H/Wl fstreet.be
?weM 8th and 9th. Stamped Qooda, Braid, Work
ing Cotton. Ac .fo* pale. my It tf
WANTBB IIUIBOIATBLY.-Say eral good
COAT BANDS. Aiao, ?averal good PA NT A*
LOON MAKERS. ^ . S. W. UWIN,
Military and Naval^fcerchant Tailor,
my 18-tf aia Pe?ijjpaaiaaveaue.
WAN TED-A SITUATION h/ a respecUble
*" Girf to do Chamberwork, of would nave no
objection to take eharge of a Laundry, or to go in
the ceuntry. Apply at 18th itrtal, oetweeaH
and X streets. r my 9
fob rent and sale.
BOOMS FOB RBNT?Forrent,
<50mk?Wv *na well fnmiahedjix>*8. at ho.
G "? H it*, ftelooatlon la
onaofthamost desirable ia the city. ap 13 tf
P-JKK Av^U FURNITUBB fob sals-a
contliJfn* tl^*U two Btonr. *tti0 HOUSE.
Fooahfr.Vlrt^?? rooma, la oaa of the best
!\t? ln w? Jle *!**? T2?* rant ia tha moit mode
Int)lr ?t tv.^f ? *or furthar information
apjpiraMha 8tiFoffcaconnUr. apUtf
FURNISHED ROOMS. suit*
?t b?t ' Wn^i?k,ePi*? 0?11 ?* 3#<
?i._t dm. Mi aud M, jf, jp n*
K?iL?,N,T -A partofaFURNISHEBHOUTiT
T, on ?It1* ,B**i?ht rooms and kitchen; six of the
??,w *ccupi*d by gooa tenant*; In a
ko 4Tn ?" lon 0n 121,1 street, bet. E ?oa G su.,
_ ?V Apply on the premise*. je V 2'.*
H?*nd*n?Kl>n?2?/0B 8Afc*.-Do?irabl- LOt
CaDi ol n% ne*r new School Houee,
h .hca.Mnl c?lt'"u'D? three lar*re room* witl
Addre?s I0'??1? oD?TerI favorable tsrmi.
"in "w* ful1 n*?ne. Box 37 . Btar offica.
FFRASSJ.7?A-T*r'.uecPT*nle"t tT0 ttor'r
,,??>OSB, with six r?i)ini on Q street,
Th^hooJ . ? *J?d w ?tT#et!'- Wastatnrtoa. D 0
.tor* r#* m L8 ^a.c^?r-m th* "trfet. A loo. a two
and M ktrl^t **Ol8K ?n 21st street, between L
Vf *'er str ? n J? at prober Yard. Wo 27
l.f v,.e?1' Georgetown, D 0
_'e I(Ldt ? JOSBPH LIBBMY.
K0tnr!^lbr4 flrBt eI*M BAB BOOM, with Fix
a J. house faroiture Apply at corner
ofJls^Btreet w^t aM B^treet north. je9-at
8AL1-A light NO TOP BUGGY. n?ariv
stuWi A .1! *?jd order. Ii^nireat FLEMING'S
>,reet. between 13, and i>th je 9-3t*
I ^ s n 1P,?V 8*Fo rb b nt^it ^ at r.
J. 'B?* 1ibui Brick House, luquire on the
JMMt* ?" Gay street, Georgetown.
K?\\lar*e and~airy~UNPnR~
w*i?v OMS. Location central. Good
* ill be rented to a small family at a moi
iizLr, , ?l. 1J1QU1 re at No. 10 Ohio avenue. be
tween 1*1 h and i5th sts ie 9 .it*
A hI??KnWlTH>LVFIXTUB*8. FJR
Mdryland avecue. Likewi-e a 8o :H
?aler Geaera^r with twn ?!r?rt tubf-s. for sale.
?*?* f,1 Maryland avenue, between 9th ?nn loth
I Bland. Je ^ 6t'
8ALB - Five b -w FKAM*
t-rf - .V.U ^,e?ch P'JStainicu five rooms, situa
V b/-^A b<? M'i aT. and B street. Ialan-l.
^rPhVftfn GJ!?o 7 HADPTMAN.Mo. .?47 isth
st., bet B atd 0. Island. 1e9 6t*
l/OK RKNT?For three mocths from l^th in?t
children, a complet?ly
Fl RN18HR1) HODS*, containing gix rooms, in
neaf^aut location, wiih t,eat yard and hydrant
water. In.mire at 333 10th street, ?>etw?pn ?I
je9-2t*
8ALK-An excellent 7RAMB HOUflB anTl
r ; J"e. h0""? has eUht rooir*; one door
'*om _ st ktreet, on L street, sonth side, 1st ward.
The property will be sold at a bargain. F*r fur
ther particulars inquire on the ground. to
^9r,t' W M. BARRBTT.
/^OLMTING ROOM OFFICB FOR SALB.-A
. nandBoin*. moulded, portable private Oount
log Room, gothic windows; suitable for an At'or
cey s i.ffice. hotel, or cash ror^m in store, pric
only $l2f>. c^t ?3-0. Applj at -2, S4 and
tiouisiata avenue, under Brady's Gymnasium,
le 9 2t*
I^OR RJBHT-One n>-atl* furnished ROOM, on
1st floor, with or without BOARD, for Geo
"?man only Apply at No. 257 1) street, bet. I3>i
and mh streets Je8 3t*
l^OR RF.NT-A~BRIOK nOHBB, coutainingT^
1 roons; very plt-asaut and healthy location,
moderate rent; good references reijuired. loqufre
8. E. corner of 12tb street and Maryland a*enu?,
Is1an:. ? _ is s 3t
|'N>'DRNIPHED ROOMS FOR RBNT~At ?',i
, ? V.av, ' be? 24 and 3,1 8t*-> Oapi'oi UiU Very
ilt sir*Me lovation. Also, a few persons ancummo
sated with Bjara and Loiigiug. Apply at once.
J6 o*ot
I/OR RBVT-2 Furnished HOU8B9; 2 Hnrur
Also, for rale, a Trame OAR
PENTKR SHOP a chest of Tools aud Mortice
Machine, with Two Blind Ohi^els in compete or
der Apply to MITOHBI.L k SON.S. ? corner
of Pa av. and I6tb st. Je3-3t*
J,,r'R SALBJOR RBNT?A well bui'.t two-story
wooden DWELLING HOU8B, situated near
tie corner of 2d street west. <in Virginia aveuue,
nojth ude, (Island ) being No. 43-1. The man
building contains eight rooms, with a rear build
>njr "f ronr ro?ma, all in good or'er. It will be
sold cheap, the owner ha*irg left the city. I! net
sola soon, the property will be for rent. For
torms inquire or J F. HALIDAT. Real Estate
Broker, nth street west. No S15 aouthofPeun
syl*an:a aTenue. The key can be had ti *iew tbe
property on inquiry at the back building on the
rear of the Iot1_ j?8 1w
I^ORBALE?A PLATFORM SCALE, suitable for
J a Coal Yard Apply at No. f)8 Peon tylrania
avei ue, between Suit and aad ?trt?ta. je 7-jm*
I^ntflTCRB FOR SALE of'large B^arJitTif
House, situated in th? central part ?f the ci,y'
For reference call on GREEN A; WILI.IAMM.'
Merchants, corner 7th
and D .streets. No H'26. le7-lw
1^'OR RENT?To a carefal tenant, a pleasant 7
. roomed. BRICK IJuL'SE. with frame room
adjoimog; in good repair; gas threugbout ai.d
pump of water in front, elegant deep lot opening
into a large, well pj.red allev; situated on Iflth
J reet, a few dopri from L. Rent ISO per month
In idyacce. and best of reference required In
quire at GIBBg' Hair 8to?e. 242 reansy'*ania
avecue,nearJVn street, u ^Ulu. i?7-0L
V'ALUABLB BUILDiNO LOTS IN WA8HIN3
? TON CITY FOR SAL1,
Lot No. 7, infi.iuare No. 161; can ba sabdiyiled
into C lets of about 2u feet by 7n.
Lot 1. in "iu?re No. SIG. corner of K and llth sta.
3; i\"h?ib;2V'?''' "? l<
do 29. do 568
Parts Lot* 13 and 14. i* B juare 419, on 7th St.,
between L an! M. '
?Termsea?y.
Apply to
lo?? CLIFTON HBLLEN,
W-7t* No. 20 iyx a'reet.
I^NUT-r.?pJer?1 handsome FURNISHED
Rn/or r?Dt." also, two handsome
FRONT PARLORS on the first floor, suitable for
officer. Apply to J. P. CRUTCHBT, No. 47 7 6th
street, corrier of D at. je*>-eo3t*
IT OR RBNT.?A beautiful country residence
a furnished, near the city. For air, water, and
scenery, unsurpassed by any place in the District.
Also for sale, at a bargain, a 9ne young HORSE
and two BUGGIES, Address "Highland Hone "
Star office. je 6 eo3t'
POR 8AL1-A FRAME H0U81 two stoTies
? high. with restaurant; good lease and good
stand on North Oapitol street, oppaaite Boldierg
Beat- Je 5-?t* _
A FIRST RATE CHANCE T? MAK1 MONEY
f\ FOR BALK?An EATING HOUSE, doiu* a
first * ate business; cause for selling sickness
Iniuir" at 4t>3 Centre Market, on 9th 6treet
jes-lw*
H00M8 FOB RBNT. FURNI8HBD?One large
Pa.lor a^d two adjoining Rooms, with large
Hasemeut ?or cooking purpo*ea. situated oa north
B street, Oapitol Hill, No. .IIS, within one square
of the Oapitol. Rent very reasonable. j?3 9t*
I^OR RBNT?Wsnld rent for a period of three
months a neatly furnished 3 story brick dwell
ing HOUSE; raid house being desirably >oca el in
yieinity of puMic buildings; aitnate on 8th street,
><c>t. G and H. No. 404 , Water and gas upon the
premises N.B. Would not rent to persons haying
small children. References required, Applv as
?bove. mr3l tf
A N OPPORTUUITY TO PUROHaBB k PAY
A INQ RESTAURANT BU8INJMS -We otf*r
at private sale the GOOB WILL. BAH, FIX
TWRBiJ. FUBN1TURB ahd KITCHEN RBQUI
SITES of the Ladies' and Gentlemen's Restaurant
known aRthe"Go*iina,'' being Nos 247 aad 449
south side o! Pennsylvania avenue, between I2?h
and Kith ata. The eating rooms are ample, and
bar asd kitchen have good appointments; and it
ia new doing a good business. The proprietor
wi?hln?tocfiange his employment ia theobiect
of wjisfiinft* sell.
The lease has a early four years aad a half of un
expired tim*.
Apply un the premises, or to J AS. 0. McGUlRB
A CO., Auction and Com mission Merchants.
my SO tf F
f-tABDBN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES
v? friur nnles from Washington, one and a half
miles from Rock Crfek Church, eyery acre^in a
high_stkte of cultiraUon.
The Improvements are a TWff PTORY FRAME
HOUSE, Barn?and ail out-houset> neaeasary to a
comfortable country residence, and fronts on tfe
matn< Dtgi;a') Toad ; is well fenced with new pjet
and rail, with water in abundance, aud, altogether,
the above .property will be found a desirable ;n'.
vestment, ana worthy the attontion of pexBons
desirous s p'easant country residence.
T*'nty acres of meadow, the balance in vegeta
ble* with a splendid crap of fruit?comprising.
Peaches. Peaxi. Apples, Oherriea. Ac
Possession will be given immadiatelr.should the
purchaser bny the growing crops, together with
farming utensils, and the stock neoesraty and now
ns?<! to work tha farm.
my3'^2m* EMANUBL LAOPY.
FOR SA LK-The GOOD WILL 'of a fine Store,
near Pa ave.. with FIXTURES and a small
stock ?f GOODS for sale. Inquire at *82 Pa ay
my-ll-tf
PIB RENT-UN FU RNIBH1D ROOM^. suitable
for housekeeping, can be had at 17 3 M street
west, between B and O sta. north. my S
FOR BALE-Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif"
ferent parts of the oity. Inquiea of WALL
8TBPHBNB A CO.. S22 Pa. aw Janl7 aotf
J^BW STYLES SPRIWG clothing.
WALL, STEPHENS & 00.,
322 Pennsylvania avenne.
Between 9th aad lftthjta., Washington, D. 0.
The Great Decline ia Goods has induced as to
offer oar entire stock of
fashionable clothing.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
of every description, at greatly reduced prices?a
larger ?ortlon cf wlieh w* are detatfmined to eel>
regard less of eiai. Also,
* HOYS' AND 0BILDRBNS' clothing,
i snitahle for all slzea. adapted to the pCoaent and
; roming season, which must ha sold to ihahe roam
for new additions dally arriving. my 19 Imtf
j CHBFFIBLD'S STBAM 10B ORBAM HAN U
1 FACTORY, 3*6 #th st . bet. G hud H. But
lei*. Confectioners, Hotels and Families furnished 1
with I<*e Cream, made of tho beat of are am. by
steam power-wholesale aad retail, warranted to
be tho beat no* made. Delivered to any part at
tha city <? nylo,tsi?- ;
Officers AOecants with all the Departments ad
aa with
flO-tf
8 OWesrfldiM nnta with all the Departmente ad -
auction sales.
B
Y JAMES 6. McGUIRJt A OO.Aucts.
CHANCERY SAL* oTk VALDABL* OOUV
THY RESIDRNCR ANB FARM MAR WASH
INGTON
Lnder and by virtue of the ?w?l deereea
H*sa?d by tlie late Circuit Court and the present
Su?r?me Court of the District of ColamOla. ina
cause pt-niioK in the eaid Co'ifts. wherein Agnea
M. Early i* complainant end H. N. and 8. W.
Kkrly and other* are defendant*. the unJersl teed
trustees. appointed by the ?aid decree t? m**}
mUi of tie property in the-?yoC?ediacs in Said
canse n eutiontd will proceed fo pell, to the hUu
est bidd?r. at the Aaction Booms of J. O. Mo
Co., 03 MONDAY, the M dar of Jaly
next, a part of that tract of land known a* " Had
dock's Hills," of which the follawi ig ii a descrip
tion, to wii:
The property lie* nerth of the turnpike mad
from tt.e city of Washington to Bladenaharg.
about three tti'ee from Pennsylvania avenue, and
ie bounded as follow* Beginning at the en 1 of
sixty two perches from the northwest intera-c'.ion
of the whole tract with said turnpike road; it runs
thence north twenty ^cen decrees i27 deg.) east,
ore hundred and fift? three (lis) perches; thence
south twenty-si* degrees thirty-seven minutes
east <2t! deg. 37 min K. > one hundred and eighty
'wo(18j perches to the norh aide of said road;
thence with said road to beginn'ng fifty-one (.*>1)
perches, containing forty six acres, one rood and
reven and one-half perches.
The property is improved with a substantial
Frame duelling, and ie a pleasant country reei
dence.
The terms of rale, a* proscribed by the decree,
are as 'ellows : One-fourth part of the purchase
money must be paid in cash at the time of sale,
an* th* balance in equal pay ments in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months, the purcha
ser." *0 givefor*!" faid deferred payment? their
bonds, satis'actonly secured, bearing interest,
patahle quarter yearly fro? their date
Al! conveyancing acd stamps at cost of the pur
chaser. _
W B.WEBB. iTrnqteoS
JOf H BRADLEY,Jr ,\ rustees.
jelO StawSw J. C. McGC I RE A 0 )., Aucts.
|^Y GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BAILIFF S BALE OfTtRNITURE, Ac . AT
THE HOWARD DINING hOOMB AT AUC
TION. , , ^
On THURSDAY, the ir.th Inst., at 10 o'clock a.
m., we shall se'.l. at the Howard Dinine Rooms, on
corth H, between l'.'th a^id 13th streets west. Fur
niture, Tablo Cloths, Knives and Fork^, China,
Glass and Crockery Ware, with other article"
which are generally use! in a first-claSs dining
Terms cash. (ill. F. HUGWELY, Bailiff.
,ep.d ORE IN A WILLIAMS. Ancta.
|^Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT THREE STORY BRICK H^USR
AND LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. June 14, at 6 o'clock p in , we
will sell, in front of the premises, the south part
of Lot No. 11. in square 77, situated on ^'d street,
between H and I streets, south of Pennsylvania
avenue. The improvements consist of a well built
three story Brick House, containing seven rejins
and cellar, with gas and water throughout Im
mediate possession will be given. .
Terms: One third cash; balance in si* anu twelve
months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust
on the property. ^
Conveyancing and stampB at the cost of pur
chs-ser.
J2S perfect' WM. L. WALL A CO., Auctg
? ?Y J. C. McGCIRR * CO., Auctioneers.
rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLR BUILDING
LOT Al THE CORNER Of FIFTH AND II
8TREATS NORTH. AND OTH BR PKOPERT Y.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. June l?h. at sis
o'clock on toe premises, by virtue of a decree ,?r
the 8upreme Court of the District of Columbia,
passed in CbaLCery Cause No. 2:8. wherein > in
rent M. ISurch is complainant, and Klir* herral ,
Thomas H . Butch, et al.. are defendants. I shall
sell Lot No. iO. in Square No. 517. said lot 'jont
intc 32 teet 6 inches on H street norMi, with a deoth
ot l'.O feet on 5th street we-t; and at the auetion
rooms of James C. McGuire & Co.._ o clock,
same day. I shall sell Lot No. W. in Square No.
m. and Lots Nos. 1 and 6 in ^.are No l .'<4*.
Terms; One haifcash; balance at 6 months *tln
interest, eeeurtd by approved notes or bonds of
' AI?conye'yaricing and stamps at expense of pur
chaser. y MATTINGLY. Trustee.
JAB. C. MoGUIR* A OO .
my 10-ntaw3wAds Auctioneer*.
i^PRClAL SALE qqrR10EABLB DRAFT
Ounrttrmaftrr fttnt^iVs Ofitt, I
k tl'fjihittclon. If ? C., June 3, lid >5 \
Bv order of the Quartermaster General, there
will be sold, at public auetion, under ?he airec
tien of Captain L. Lowry Moure. A U M., t j the
highest bidder, at the time and place named be
CITY. FRIDAY. June I*. M>6.
N?W YORK CITY, TCKrtDAY. June 20. 1-<S.
N?W YOHK CITY, FRIDAY June23 18x
NEW YORK CITY. TUBSi-AY. Jun-27.HG5.
NEW YORK CITY. FRIDAY. June 3ft, 1355.
Two hundred and fifty SERS1CEA13LR DRAFT
HORSEB eacn day. , . . ...
An opportunity to purchase a superior class of
draft horses, at far leas than th*ir true value, is
BOW otlered to the public. The animals, though
sound and serviceable are no longer required in
the atmy. and must be eo'd. The attention ot
managers of city railroads and manufaitortes is
csp<rciallv c&lt?"d to then** aalee.
Horsts sold sirg!y. Sales to commence at 10 a.
m., and will be hold at the Government Stables,
corner Tenth avenue and Toirtv-third street.
Terms cash, in United
Brevet Brig. General in charge
je 9-t29 1st Div. ?J. M G. 0
l> y THUS. DOWLING, Auctioneer;Georgetown.
TRUSTEE^ SALE ? ^ ,
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, sitting as a Court of
Lqnitv, made i? a cause of Girtty vs Garxty and
others. No. 273 upon the docket of said court, the
undersigned, as trustee, 'will offer at public sale.
011 prtiniBes, on THURSDAY ? the Ifitli day of
Jure, iiistant. at 5^* o'clock 'ntbe afternosn. a
part of a tract of land called " White Haven," ly
ids en the Ridge road, west of Georgetown. Be
ginning at & bounded hickory tree, stanlingat
the beginning of the 21st line of the reaurvey of
Alliance, thence corth 19' j degrees west, 12 perch
es with the-t?thline of said Alliance reversed.
Thence south ftfi decrees west, 32 perches, to a
bonnded stone etandinc on the east liue of the
Ridge road, said stone boing at the end of the lSth
line of said Alliance. Thence down said road on
the east Ure tfereof the two following curves ana
diftanceB?souta 15 degrees and three quarter* of
a degree east 31 p*rcbea; south 3 degrees west 19
perches. Thence leaving said road eiuth 87 de
grees east 4fl perches and 0 19 of a perch to an
intersection with toe Jlst line of said Alliance; and
thence with 21st line reversed to the beginning
Containing 11 acres, 3 rooda, 21 perchea. more or
'eTkls land is handsomely situated, having a com
mandin? view of Washington and Georgetown
tbe Potomac river, AoaloatMJ Island , the sw?>\l
ing hills of Virginia, and the course of the riv
ulets from the unbroken plana. . ,
Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance of
the purchase money t? be paid in six and twelve
months from the day of sale, with interest, the
purchaser giving bia netea, with security to be
approved bythetruste-; or the cash may &?; P*'d
on the day of s?le. On th? p*ym-nt of the *hole
i>nrcbase money, the trustee will convey the
purchaser, at hifc^et, the property to him aold,
{we cioar, and diaebarged < f all claim of the par
ties to Vhecaw! R. P JACKSON Trustee.
te 8-dta THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.
|iY J. O. McGUIRR A CO., Auctioneer#.
FIGHT BUILDING LOTS NH*R THR MARINE
1 BARRACKS. NAVY YAKD.
On TURSDAY AFTERNOON. June ISth, at,6.4
o'clock, on the premtwea. we ahall Mil, 8 ?zoell?nt
Bui Id in a Lota, fronting respecUye;y on south u
atreet and 11th attfet aasi at the eorner of these
StThese Lots ar? flnelt located for huiFIng purpo
ses, on the second square east of the Mariue Bar
?I e r ins * On^'hird cash the rem^ndefifi Band 12
mon'fts, with intereat, secureda aeed of trust
Conveyances and stamps at the cott of the pur
chiJVe-d' J. O. McOCIRR A; 00 . Ancta.
^PECIAL BALRS OF^ERVIORABLR DRAFT
^tesirr i
By direction of the UnarWrnaaeter General,
there willb?sold at puhhe auotion, to the highest
bidder, at the times and places named b?dow. Tit:
ftlBSBOfcO D. 0-, MONDAY, June 6.1(S>6. <
GIRSBORo, D 0., BATt RDAY\ June 10,1568.
GIEHBORO D O.. MONDAY, June 12. W*. s
BALTIMORE, MD , WRDSBSDAY, June 14. 18m.
W ILL1AMBPORT, PAgj^MATURDAY, Jnne 17,
WR8TCHR8TRR, PA.^SATURDAY, June 17,
G1R8RORO, D. 0., 8ATURDAY, Jone 17, 1865.
GIEBBORO.D. O , MONDAY. J one 19, J8?.
GIE8BOBO, D 0., 8ATURDAY. June 24 '8W.
PHILADELPHIA, PA., BATURDA*. Jun? U,
GIE8BORO. D. C , MONDAY..June?# ??.
s'.siss
Two handred 8erviee?t)le Draft Horoea at eacn
plAcei??ortnnity to purchase a superior ?1 ?i of
Draft Herses at far less than their true value, is
afforded U the public. *hp a0.mai?,t?.ugh
sound andserviceab.e, are no l0^rat"eS'Lin of
feffikaiwwsjm ffyssbm.
i tew* ?.
rs_ ?}???'? tersst'i
m
hte&ffiD"av tor w"* ; Q
Wft6hiDrt0 JAMM A EKIN,
mBrtret Brigadier General in charge,
alon, Q. M. G. O
%JAIJOF GO VERB MRNT HORSES.
Will be sold at pubile au ction, to the highest
TLRSDAY. Jene 0,1868. -1
THUHBDAY.Jnne8.l858, ?
FRIDAY, June ?, 1*5.
TUliDAY, THU RBD aY, and ot
of 4ach week thecealter 4anng the m
TWO BUNDRRR OATALRT HoMW
For road and farming par'poees,
nimiiiwr 1
nsabi&mmo .wa
AUCTION hALHB.
V. 1. LIW1B * 00.. InntooMn.
No. SOT 1'nn'i kVHi*.
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Hit*
0.
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PAWNBROBBR'3 8 A LB OF ?1j300 L0T8
OBNT'8 BUPBBTOR CLOfBfKO. LAW
yjASOHABL* CLOTHING, BIDDING. *0.
i1' next.June 11. at 9H o'eloek. ntotir
G?ti'Vlo,Yll/eM,y lTMU mVenU*~
black and light Castimere Pants,
Yeats! new Clothing, Linen Coats, Puti and
at " oVloek. comprising 8111c
5 !!? j ??' . 'i Lawn. Delaine and Chlntn
tnEToSSJ^shawiH1"'Und,r Clot*lc?
Bedding, Sheets, Quilts, A c.
Watches
Ateo, a lot of flie Gold ant Silver Watches,
Chaina. Trinketa, Ae _
Br order of S. L. Linse, Pawnbroker, Phlia
delnbia
)e8 5t (Chron.l W. B. LBWI8 A 09 . Amota.
J^Y gKXEN A WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
AUCTION 8ALB oT~ HOUSEHOLD AJJI>
KITcHBN FURNITURB.
On MONI'AV. the i2th instant, at 1? o'clock a.
m..we shail sell, at the residence of a lady de
clining housekeeping, at No. 44** 12tk at.. bet. S
and H streets north, a if>od assortment of Furni
ture. consisting in part of?
Mat oiftn; and Bide Chair*
Bedsteads. Bureaus. We?hntands,
Warar >bes. Louiiues. tspring Hair top and
Hu*k Mattres^e- Feather Bela, Bjlsteri anl Pit*
lows
Carpets and Matting and Oilcloths
Kefi igerators, OooVing and other Stores
China, Glass md Crockery ware
With man> other articles too numerous to enu
merate.
j. 7 d PREEN ft WILLI AM8. Aucts.
B
Y WM. L. WALL A CO., Auctioneers,
TRUSTER'S SALB OF V ALU ARM RIAL B8
TAT* IN THE COUNTS OK WASHINGTON.
a) a V?
By virtue of a deed of trust on th# 96t2a
da* of August. lsf7, ho I recorded on the loth day
of November I.W. io Liber J A.S.No lit. folios
234, J35, SU6 and 237. one of the land records of
VYa?t<in?ton county, in the District of Columbia,
I will sell on MON DAY, Jane 5. is?i5, at 5 n'olock
p m , at the Auction House or Wm L, Wall A
Go , corner ofOth street and Penn'a avenue In the
city of Wa*>hlij|(ton. the following described tract
of iand. situated in the county uf Washington, la
the District of Columbia.
The sai 1 tract of land begining at the end of the
fourth liDe of a tract of land called New Seat, an*
runcitig thence south IS p rches, thence south *1
degrees, we?t 2'. perche?, tbsnce north 35 degrees,
east 146 perches. t>eDee south 69 decrees, east 51*%
perches t J its intersection with the 15th Hoe of
the largeriract of land conveyed by the heira anil
deviates of David C. Pa.tier to Bdward ttwann.
thencesouth 49 degrees, west -it perches. thenoa
south 25degrees, west .'il perches and 63-100 of n
perch, thence sonth R1 decrees, w*st 45 perches t*
the beginning, containing 31 acres, 1 rood and 17
perches.
The terms of this sale will be one third casli;
balance, bearing interest and p?yaMe in e?ual in
stalments, at 6 and 12 months, the deferred pay
ments to be secured by a lien on the land.
One hondred dollars of the ea?h payment to ba
k 'd d<>?n at the place ofsal?:and in case tha
l cbiise" or purchasers refusing io to do tt?
p. ->ert> will at once be resold at the risk and Cost
of the defaulting purcbaaer <>r purchaser*
K C MORGAN, Trustee.
myll-eoAds W. L. W ALL A CO.. Aucts,
HfTH E AROV* PALE 18 P08TP0N1D TO
HO.M'A v, the 12th of Jane,at the same kour and
same place.
I G. MORGAN. Trastee.
j?5 d WM. L H ALL A OO , Auct?.
B
Y JA8. 0. MeQUIBB * CO., Anctloneera.
GOOD BUILDING LOT ON NORTH O STB KIT.
BITWKIN 1->TH AND MTU STRBlTd. AT
PCBL1C bALK
Oo MONDAY AKTIRNOON. June 12th, at alz
o'clock on the premises we shall aell Lot ''P," in
Mrs. Morrison s saOdiri-ion of Square No. (84,
Ironting Ct'feet en north O street, between !?tli
and 13th streets west, a-.d running back 103 feat 9
inches to a 30 foot allef. aud containing 2,U7#
square feet. . ....
Terms : One third c-aah; the remainder in 6 ana
13nionths, with interest, secured b) dted of trust
Coi> veyancing and stamps at the oo*t of the pur
chaser JA8. 0. McGUIRE A CO.,
d Auction tars.
BY GKX4N A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
No. 526, corner of 7th and D street* nertk,
TRUSTEES SALE 0K~~VALUABLB THRU
STORf liRlCK UOi SE. WITH BACK BI/ILD
1NGS. ON K PTRBBT NORTH. RBTWBKH
SK( OND AND THIRD STRBBT8 WBST, AT
AUCTION
On MONDAY,the 12th instant, at 6 o'cloaV p,
m., I shall sell, in front of tne premises, by rirtun
cf a deed of trust to th?' subscriber, dated the 7th
day of Marck. lvo3, and duly recorded in Liber N.
C T.. No. 1, lolios 60,61 62. and 6S, one ofthe land
records i>>r tne county of Washington, in the Dia
t?ict ofColutnbia. and being part of Lot No. 9. ia
Sqcare No. 5A">, being 2'i feet f?ont on north B at.,
betwfen Secor.d and Third streets west, running
back 100 feet to a 25 foot alley, with the improve
ments
Terms: One-half cash; balance in sii ind twelrt
months, secured by a deed of arust ou the prem
ises.
All coareyances, and rerenae stamps at tHe cast
of the purchaser.
One hundred dollars will be required down trhaa
the property ia knooked off.
If fhe termt- or sale are not complied with In
6v? daye after sale tke Trastee reserresftha
right io resell the property at the risk and coat
of the defaulting purchaser, after giving three
daya notice in some paper published in the city of
Washington.
HBNBY F. ZIMMERMAN. Traetee.
Je6 eoAda GBBEN A WILLIAMS, Auctj.
Y JAS. 0. McGDIRB ic 00,, Auctioneer!.
B
B
WaVK, 0LtTaS5
1TB hTBKBTB UB8T.
On TUBBDAV AKTBBNOON, Jane 13th, at 8
0 clock, on the pr?<niae*, we shall offer at aubllg
sale. Lots Nos Si?,31 aud 31, in subdivision of
Square N > 462, fronting eaca 25 feet on snath B
ftreet between ?th and 7th streets west and run
ning back about 90 feet to a 25 feet wide publi*
alley
Iheselots are finely located for private real*
deaces o?erlooalng the Smithsonian and Armory
Square grounds, easy of acc-ss by the 7th street
passenger cars and at a convenient distance frost
the Center Market
Terms: One fourth cash; the remainder in6, 19
and ];< months, with interest, secured by a deed of
trutton the premises.
Conveyances and stamps at tbe cost of the pur
chaser. J. C. MoGUlRB ft 00 T
J<? 3-d Auctionaers.
Y GRBBN ft WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
No. ??6, corner 7th and D streets north.
PIANO FORTB AND MBLODBON, HOUSB
ADOTION KIT0H1N FCBNI^URB AT
On TL*At?DAY,the 13th inst.,at 10 o'clock A.
M , we shall sell at the residence af Joseph H
Wheat. Esq.. No. 391 4*2 street, between N and O
streets, Island.
One Fii.e Ro ewood Case Piano, mad bv Raven.
Bancom A Co., New York, *
One Fine Rosewood Case Melodeoa,
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas.
Mahogony and Walnut 8id> Chairs and Rnakere,
Mahogany and Walnnt Marble top Bareaus.
Mahoganv and Walnut Ma'ble tog Waahstande.
Blaboicany and Walnut and Painted Bedsteads,
Mahogany and Walnut Book Oases aniSecretaries,
Matogany and Walnut Wardrobes,
Cane aod Wood SeatOhalra,
feather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters,
Busk,Hair top and other Mattrastes,
Three-p'y, Ingrain and other Carpets.
Cooking, Parlor and other Sttvee,
China. Gla^a aod Orockerywara,
Window Cartai -s Ac . with many other articleg
which we deem unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms cash.
je7-d GRBBN ft WILLIAMS, Aaets.
|JY J. C. MeGUIRB ft 00., Auctioneer*.
grbat SALB OF BBAUTIFUL OOTTAGB
&ITBS ON TBB HIGH GltOUNB NBAS OO
0 a * P D A A^? i. RN 0O N. Kay SO. at ?
o'clock, en the premises, we shaJ sell thirty (lots
of ground of one half to one acre each, situated
on the Piney Branch road, between Pleroe's Mitt
and the Uth 6treet road, being part of thg estate
of T. P Brown, Bsq. ? , ?.
These (f.ttage 8itei gre on the high groojU
known ae Piney Branch road, which foT beautiful
and romantic scenery is unsurpassed in this vicia
i'y. This road, leading to Plerca'a Mill aad Rook
Creek has long keen Vie favorite drive'of Jeverg
of the picturesque Back p'ot la improved,"jtA
some fifty or sixty varieties of fruit traes ef tan
finest quality. . ?.,
The opportunity to pnrehaee ground la this
favored locality is aelaom offered. It is aafr of
acce*e. Wip# only a short walk from the terminus
01 the I4th street passenger railroad.
Terms at sal?. . . , .. . . ..
All conveyancing and stamps at the eo?t or tha
^mrifrtdi J. 0. MoGUIRB ft CO., A acta.
?ST TBB SALE OF TUB AROVK LOTS WILL
be continued TUB8DAY AFTBRNOON, Jnoe IS,
^my^Sl'd0'1' _ J. 0 MeGUIRB ft CO.. Aaets.
OY GREEN A WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
VBmv HANDSOME AND BB8IRABLB BUILD
ING LOTH. MIAB fHB GOVBRNSJlNr
PRINTING OFFIOE AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 12th day ef Jnee, 13?. instant.
I will *et op slid expom at public ?*1*? ?a til
premises, at 6 oVloe* p. m , kv TirU? of a decree
of the Hop eme 0 urt of the, DjaiM of Oolnmbia.
the f. llowi ng-i'1 escr I bed valu B alldi * ho w.
vizAll of the lots of grmnd ?
Sqgere No tfo, lyirg and NJ< in the c?y o\
Washington in the Di stri ct ofO^lo *oeP1
th ee which may be except** *t the oi saie
Tkis square is bunded^ ea?t, aad hand
JJ'mJfy sa'dWidSd ia wilding lots, with alleys
tbrouxfa tbe *quar?,# third cash on the ratiloa
..T?m? !*???? the reeidue in 6 and 12 montha*
lion of tke sa'^j, pnrChasere to give n ?tea, satis
the ??rc^!do?sed^ bearing interest from day of
faoto'tl* e?n the pitym#nt 0f ?ll the purchase
[ saie. aod j b maoa with aalear title.
n>rBer,?4*w lj H THOMPSON Tnistaa.
j.aji ?BBBN ft WILLIAMS, Aaets,
|?Y GBBEN ft WIJULIAM8, Auctioneers.
AE"
On WBDN BSDAY. June 14th, a fto'oloeB a. *u
waahaUeaU, at No ?8?7th s?raa?. ketweeuMaa*
N slraeta, a g^nrral assortment of Dry Gooda.
Fancy Ariiclea and 8boea, persons In want of
Mo?de should attend thieand thowwHWngto
buy tos?ll again will find this sals to thalr ad
!T iSJa^.o'u.^loom will he for rent after the da?
Cf^e1l GRBBN ft WILLIAM*. Anets.
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