Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1863, Page 3

. LOCAL NEWS. “AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHY. Georsn’s THEATSR.—The Colleen Bawn,” will be performed thie evening again, and for the Isst time. With the oxception probably of « Kast Lynne,” this play is certainly the most successful that has been performed at Grover's this season; 3nd its success is deserved, for a woreentertaining or thrilling drama, could not well be produced. CanNTERSURY.—The new drama, “ Yo America and Old Ireland ;” the charming let “Les Intrigue D' Es; ne,’ clog damces by Harry Kelicy, dances b: Pennoyer and Ela Werner; songe by Eva Brent, and a va- riety of other acts of an amusing and enter- taining BAture, are all announced &s this eve- ning’s bill at Canterbury. Mxtrrorotiran Hari.—Scenes and whole acts from the most popular operas are per- | formed at this hal! by atroupe musical pbalites tue best English, German, and Italian operas. Vaxrtetixe.—A good bill this evening. Nel- lie Howard aud Addie Johnson will appear in Fitysimmons’ localization of the play, «A Gtance at New Yor! Agnes Sutherland will jing much The selections are all from — sing favorite songs, and an otherwise good biil . of sone, dauce and Ethiopian eecentricaty is announced. ee THE Schoo: EXaMINnaTions.—The oral ex- amunations were continued yesterday. Tatermediate School No. 1, First District, taught by Miss A. K. Lowe, at the corner of Fourteenth and G streets, was examined by Messrs. Morsell and Wilser, in the presence of quite a numberof the parents and friends of the pupils. Tkeroom was handsomely dec- | orated with the national colors, eyergreensand | fiowers. The roll of this school has 59 girls, of whom 47 were present. There are three classes, which were examined in spelling, dictation, reading, punctuation, mental and practical arithmetic, geography and grammar, but the programme was sa long that in some of the branches of study the examination was neces. sarily very much abbreviated. The pupils showed great readiness upon orthograply, sounds Of letters, abbreviations, notation, and ihe use of capitals. During the exercises, a number of pieces of music were surg in fine style, under the lend ot Prof. Daniels, and at the close the Littl: Misses favored the audience by singing with- out aid some of their favorite pieces. The an- =wers to the questions proposed at the written examination on Monday. were opened a submitted to the scrutiny of those present. With but few exceptions, the answers were correctly written in Ee) tears hand, quite a pro- portion of those in arithmetic being worked by ihe best inethods. During the year this school has been receiy- ing, almost constantly, scholars from the sec- ondary schools, whose introduction into the classes necessarily cause a break in the studies; nad the best echolars huve been transte: often to the erammar school, leayin ere those who ase not so far advanced, 3 course the sebolars could not be expected to be perfect but under the circnmstances, their progress was creditable to Miss ewe At the close, the examuuing trustees and Pro- fessor Daniels briefly addressed the scholars, congratuliting them upen their snecess. Mr. Wilson had not becn as good as he could have wished, buttaken in connection with the written ex- aminauon he wis saustied that no schools could excell them. He announced that the trustees, atier examining the answers to the questions, had determined to transiey the tol- t school: Marian Beard- Ivy, Louisa Denhaia, Annie Dillow, Mary Ed- Wonsion, Zorah V. Gray, Alice Hirst, Anna Estee Lindsay, Willie Miller, Sarah Ruther- tord, Sarah Sothoron, and Rose Utermehle. Primary No. 3, Second District, taugnt by Miss” nds Baird, was examined by M. H. Miller. Feq. The examination developed pro- gvtess on the part of the children jn all the ele- mentary branches. The number of scholars attending this school is i—30 of whom were present yerterday. Primaty No. 4, same district, numbering 60 par and taught by Miss M. Y. Davis, was etamincd by UC. H. Utwermehie, Trustee. The as wers bese were not -o prompt and correct agin seme of the other schogls of the same grade, which we have visited; but a reasog for the short-coming is found in the fact that the schooi is of recent formation, being the last orgsuizesl in the district. Miss Davis possesses thy Tove of her littie pupils, and they already afiord evidence of improvement under ber instructions. Average attendance during the year, 15. Ow to the indisposition of the teacher, Bliss Acton, the examination of Secondary No. 1, Disw: So. 2, was postponed to Tue day next. Primary Schoo! (male and female) P » ‘Third J ict, Miss Mary laa oy Aukward, ve was exammed by Dr. F.N. h. Of wroll ot sixty, fifty-seven were preseat at the exam- smauen. This school room is op tue curner of ‘Third street east und N street south, and its dimensions are 19 by 19 feet. In order te pack sixty childrem into a room of suck dimensions one can imiugine the necessity existing for crowding the seats together, aad thus rerder- verely taxing their patience, yesterday Was & eatisiactory Gren not only answered &1l quemuons pro- poudded readily, but in an intelliy manner, In punctuation and the useof ca letters ahey evinced peculiar aptitude so tar as they had progressed. In orthography they were arm wo pay mid arucalution in read- is Sgradu:teof one of tha weil drilled, bntit would do no a lite more atten ing. Miss Aukwar grammar schools of this elty, and has proven } herself an attentive and efficient teacher. The order maintained inside the school throuzhout ahee sexamir em, tors, @xa sively annoyed by the bad conductu! u boys aad girls outside, who had no conn whatever with the schools. Secondary Scnvoi No. 1, of this distr which Mrs. Ehza W. Clarke is teach examined by Dr. CO. W. Davis, and wi satisfactory results. This school has iabored under the disadvantage of a frequ of teacher, sfliction im Mrs. Clark family having compelled her to entrust the tuition of | her pupils frequently to the assistants. Fitty- eight pupils ont of & rell of sixty were present a@t the examination. The children here ex- celled, especially in reading and writing on the slate, in the fattar exercise the letters being earetully and neatly formed. Here, as atall the schools, singing 1s made a feature, and tha children sang * Vive l& America,” and other songs with pleasing effect. «+ When this Cruel War is Over” was sung also inadmirabie style by two little mleses, Annie Young and Mary Langley, the entire schaol joining in the chorus. ‘These Little girls are bat ten yeurs of age, and their attamments in study would do credit w scholars in more advanced schools. ‘Tht cehool is held im‘a room on Eleventh Street, between Virginia avenue and M street, and in a duil@eg utterly anfit. In rainy ‘weather the waler enters in 4 Hlood;in winter the cluldren are obliged to wrap themselves up im turs to keep from freezing, and in sam- mer the heatis intense. The building ts old, dUapidated, and scarcely fit for a horse stabie. | 14 recent cases in twenty-four hours. Secondary School No.4, (male,) Miss Lucy E. Moore teacher, was examined by Mr. O. C. Wight. This school is held in a mixerably damp and illy ventilated room in the basementot the Methodist Protestant Church on Virginia avenue. Fifty-nine pupils (all of whom were present at yesterday’s examius- tion) are daily cougregat-d in this hole, 39 by 18 feet, where no air can circulate, as the buse- ment is wedged in between two buildings. The scholars bere are orderly and show rapid ad- vancement. Many of the pupils who one year ago scarcely knew their letters are now reading and writing well and ciphering as tar as short division. ith Dut few exceptions the clases are quick at figuree, and generally present sat- iste snewers. In writing, the papils show exceilent progress, and their copy-books are unusually neat and clean, a fact which speaks well both tor teacher and scholars. Ia reading and spelling, the children did meng- urably well, and, onthe whole, the examina- ion was highly satixtactory. 1t is to be hoped that before another year rolis around, the three schools of this districtabove-mentioned will be beid in rooms more conducive to the health aad comfort of the pupils. The cral examination of the male interme- Giate school, Pourth District, Miss Ema L. Reed teacher, took place yesterday afternoon. At was conducted by the sub-board of the dis- trict. There are 30 scholars on the roll, 45 of whom (we believe) were present. The exer- cises consisted of spelling, reading, punctu- ation, lett ote REOET EDT writing, arithmetic sud singing, in of whieh the pupils acqui!- ted themse! ves in a inanner fo sustain the good reputation Miss Reed has xs & teacher. We noticed in this school one feature which de- serves special commendation. We silude ve the clean, nest snd orderly manuer in which the school books are kept, pa alarly the copy bovis; indeed, order appeate tu be per- tectly “st home” bere. A large nuinber of visitera were present, includtog several teach- ers from this city snd Georgetown. At the close of the examination Mr. J. E, Thompson, of (be male grammar school, was requested to reseat the Cassell premium to Master Chas. tordou, tor moral conduct during the year. Mr. Hyde, of Georgetown, aud Mr. J. BK. Hol- mead addressed the ehildren in terms of com- wmerdation, end urged upon them the necessity fue farther efforls. Miss Beed also received che congratulations of the examining beard on her waccess. At the commencement of the exercizte she reqtiested that {Re examination saould he mgid aad thorough, snd the reealt showed tha: her gen Bienes oh whe proficiency ef her payile was not misplacad. Z ‘The following schvols will ae examined to- Pig District_Secondary Nad, Mien. tilis change | | | Aid that the oril examination | | withoat exporienaing pain teacher. by Mr. Ry Ricketis; Secondary No. Miss Allen teacher, by Mr. R. T. Morseil; sac- % . ry Second Third District --Female Intermediate, Miss El- vans teacher, by Sub-Board Third District, Fourth District—s jary No.4, Mrs. Bowen teacher, by Mr. J. B. Ellie; No. 5, Mies Eekloft teacher, by Mr. J. T. Casgell; No. 6, Miss G. A. Reed teacher, by Mr. J. E. Holmead. eae FETA CRIMINAL Court, Judge Wyl'e.—Yeeterday, Samuel Shulock, indicted for: ‘@ soldier, ‘was found not guilty, the Judge instructing the jury that it was not a case of robbery. A new indictment, charging him with larceny, was found, and he was convicted. Henry Hilleary, indicted for the larceny of two dollars from Emannel Strong. was found guilty. Mr. Miller, the counsel for the prison- er, entered a motion in arrest of judgment and | tor anew trial. bed t Cornelius Barnes was convicted of an assault and battery.on Louisa Lee, and receive nominal sentence. ; In the cases of Geo. Ifurlburt, a sailor, digted for the larceny ot a coat, and Henry Carter, for the larceny, Attorney entered a nelle pros pS A PEptexr 1x TrovpLy.—One day last week a pedier named Pat McGinniss went to the house of Mise Susan Clark, in the First Ward, and sold hers shaw! for ten dollars, which, upon examinntion, was found to be not worth more than half the money. On Saturday he went tothe same place and offered to sell her ® poplin dress for thirteen dollars, which she took in the house and brought ont the shawl and three dollars to pay for it. take it, and after parleying she laid down the ebawl and money and refused to give up the dress. On day he procnred a warrant for her arrest, which was served by officer Buill, and site appeared before Justice Drury, wko, after hearing the case, decided that it was no lurceny, dad dismissed her. She then returned We dress. = —————— ’ GRAND Larcen day afternoon. Mr. Geo. Nailor, builder, looking after his workmen, returned te his home, New York avenue near Fifth street,and hanging up his coat Jaid down forasleep. Joseph Carter, a colored servant in the house, went to the coat and took from the pocket a 500 note. poppetiae it to be & $5 note, he went to the shop of M. Daly, near by, and offered it for change. Daly said he could not change it; but a man standing by said he conid. Oarter gave him the note, and the man sloped with it immediately. Curter was arrested by Officers Morris and O’Coanell, and was sent to jail for court by Justice Gi son. The man who rao off with the uote not been arrested. oe A PirirvuL Story.—Tuesday morring otti cer Stuard arrested a man calling himselr Henry Johnson, on the charge of drunkenness. and took him to the station. He told a tong story about his having been robbed of two thousand dollars. which his brother, a sntler, had sent him, but could not tell where ne had been robbed cr when he had missed the money. He refused to | t @ horse, the District | | One of the officers, however, recognized him | xs an old offender, and Justice Drury sent him to the workhouse. For Excnancx.—The steamer State of Maine will leave to-day for the South, carrying down 513 rebel prisoners (51 of whom are severely wounded) forexchange. Most of these prison- ers have been captured within the past week or two. a No LiceNs®.—Maria Kaufman was arrested terday and committed to the seventh pre- of selling liquor witbout license. ee ET Havrrvar Conetirarion.—Hom Sect areriain and Perma cure.—Some occupations of life pre- dispose to costiveness, esnecially those which aliow but little exercise. Pe who contract this an fortunate habit of bod: nder such circumstances, might possibly be relieved by changing thair seden. tary employments for others ofa more active Ki but thisis by no means certai Habitual cons! pution is a very obstinate disorder, a Dary #o-called remedies invariably aggravate it. Nothing can be more injurious than the continue! ute of strong apsriants. They at first irritate, and fivally almost paralyze the bowels—rendering them no torpid that enormous doses of cathartic n:edi- 1 ‘happiest pro- ion, of these ing: is found in Hos- iter’s Btomach Bitters, This famous stomachic invigorates the whole intestinal cana!, while guietly removing from its eonvolations all impedi- ments to a free passage through them. No mere pryrgative has thiedonbdle operation. No ordinary stimulant effects the desired object Cases of con- stipation abacdowed as honelesy by dist! medical men have been cured in a fr wae! Hitlers To those who have tzied all the medi- ea of the dispensary in yi we say try this irrenistible stimolantanud aperient. There is vo auicient reason why constipation should be the consequence of sedentary habits. Hoxtetter's Bitters, by supplying the vigor which wou!d other- wise be deriv: from exercise, will in all cases enable the ssstem to perferm its exervtory func- tieva regularly and healthily. Few yal even make proper allowances for the ¢xcit»mantin some cases. and the gloom almost amounting to Geepair,in others, which are trequeatly the accom: nimenta of the diseases of females. The truth in, that ladies aSected with those visitations often make hervie eiforts to conquer them, and fail for the want of just suck astimulant and torractive an the ‘Bitters’’ sford. If the true nature of womsn 8 constitution were better appreciates, it wou.d be seen thatno biame attacnes to her for s,bnt thut,on the contrary. ifeey ender her the object of a tender sympawuy fonder care tars, prepared acd sold by Hostetter and Amita. Pittsborg, Pa Soid by all drugzist: ¥ grocers. Wholesale Agents: . Bimiager & Oo , 2 Peun. ave, ia 25 eo3t _ > A Mipsowane Mriopr ‘Twas ® night in the doz dass nd at ugh the house Night prowters were stértiag Fleas, bed-bugs aad moase, uneroy, way and that— preferred theas Because they were fat. But at laws oo each insact Lyon's death powder teil ; Al the rats and the mice, tes, Suceumbed to his Pil! Lyon's Powder will kill allinescta, Lyon’s Mae ie Pills wre sare death to cate sad mice, Soid prywhere. js Tew Dass's 8. Baxnus & Oo., Now York. > Cuizorovy,— There is no part of the human frame whore condition haa more init ort or discomfert, or which requires more cere and attention than the fest. An occasional oall upon the skilfci chiropodiat is in lispenaab! we know of none more competent than Dr 494 Penn. nvenno, betwaan 4 . Thoosands o: tia Washingt ond vicinity testis with gratitude as to his wugsesn fol treatment of corna, unions, ingrowlag nails and other disorders of ths feet. ‘Dr. White mates ch:ropedy a speciality, roa nreannre to get relief Office open fi tation, m No charge fur co. SS ASE Beoaer Disnaaee, Sameritaw’s Gift is the must certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeet, the onl vegetable rem- edy sever discovered. Cures in two to four days, ne maar too p.m, si, no balsam, no mercury. y ten taken. It is the soldier's hove, and a friend to those bog not ane to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, 93. . Samariion's ond Harh Fuices—A pos and permanent enre for Syphilis, 8erofula, Uleers, Sores, Byots, Tetters,&e Price $1, or six bottles for @5. Bold by B. O. Pord. Hee advertisement. ms EES Feo Anus! To Azus!—The Citizen Seldior will find a more deadly foe in tae brackish maddy water snd damp night air than in the most doter- mined enemy. Holloway’ Pillaso purify the blood and strengthen the stomach and bowels thst the roldier can endure those hardships and aull be strong And healthy iy Geonts per Box. 290 Dp the important fact that Hava vou pisoovn Pennsylvania avenus, near the Dollar Store, 43: Be @-half atrest, js tie right place te buy Joneity and Silver pay Ware’ If not, take out word for it, or go aud for yourself mange st lac will bus. — — J = ‘Fun ORBAPEST AND BEST Hain Dre ‘Bades or Wasken Ows.—Uphas’s bor) iaabor, Phe best inuss, Try it. sold by S ry it. ¥ rd, coraer lith street and Pa. avenue, Wash- Co ea ee Gk anemia oie ts mao: pes Pasig Ll prove their superverity over: AS stir ar box. Sold by 8. a Pi e allethers, . C. Ford, corner lith jaington, Henry oly ntery, MABY ANN eddos, in the 334 year The sefouds ofthe os ‘e renpeetfully invited On the 2th instant, of GMUDES, wise of Joseph of ber sge. to attend the fune-al, a o'cloex. to-morrow Tidayafernoen, from her late resideuce, at the onthe ten intiaat As bis. costdanee ini Mosk at his reside: - On iwa "ir ANTHONY KUSINDIENST, aged He ‘sev: wife sud savers) ‘i large namber of relatives to gaaed apon him fading, bid aim a long tarewell: We hope his apirit is in heaves, Whore ail the dweil inct station-house fora hearing on achirge | All the ordi- | on | cy __FOR SALN AND RENT. Taree ase WANTS. ANTRD—A enth 6 Detween Wank nn essa T° LET—FORNISHED tebe in the First ARTSD—& good COOK (white), Inquire at ‘Ward. Apply at J. 0. McGOIRSS Anctisa No, 656 Pean. avenue, between ist and 24 Beoms. : Jesse | west, ret Jo2b 2" a} AOTURERS, MILLERS, &c.—FOR ANTED—A STORB®, for a wholesale and re- RENT for fecarer htuartaree a tevin poor: tail business, on enn. ai between oh at option of the lessee, the buildings acd fine water | and 1ith atreets. Address Post Box 229, power, om Bock creek, — the Olif barn Hos- eshington, D. C., immediately, Jo 25-38* pital about three miles from this city, kpown a8 ANTBO_Two D BAKERS. In. 8 Mill. ‘The building is eubstantially built, about fifty Rei eccaie: has five full foors, besides cellar and attie. It is now furnished with three over-shot wheels, about thirteen feet in diameter. ‘The mil] dam and race are in perfect order, and the water power unfailing. Ps apr eed of r ne ‘or further particulars. apply to DAVID A. BURR, Attorney at Law, Office corner 7th and & streets, opposite Post Ofc {OR BALB—A -mali HOUBE to Co goed busi- Bees, on Oatreet, near the Baltimore Depot. Inquire at MB. DUYFEY'6 Eestazrant, noar the Depot. Je 24-3t™ R REN T—Several UNFURNISHED ROOMS, including dining reom and kitchon, in desi ble iocation. Also, Furnished Rooms, with or withont beard. Cali at No. 417 Thirteenth st., between G and H atrests. je 24 2t* URNISHED ROOMS WITHOUT? BOARD IN a large and well-farnished house, with modern improyewents,im a fashionable lecation, mear the Departments. Application should be made soon, Poxsession on lat July. Yor address apply at this ge Bi St* ‘OR SALE—Ten acres of GEOU rs F D, wi provements,nearthe city. Also, Lot 1, Square 218, contain’ 5,538 square feet, eligibly situated, west ofthe Circle between lith and isth streets tween Marsachure'tsavenue and M street, Inquire of JOHN @. Seer ac je 24-3 FR BALE OR RBNT—A larce DWELLING 2 ir. suitable for a private residence or first cla boardirg house, situated atNo 43 ¢enn. avenue, between Mth and 35th streets. The house contains x laige bed rooms, library, basement, i hall, with large yard and garden planted with grape vines and frait trees. Gaa and waier throughout. Also, a desirable cares ater brick dwelling on K street. between ath and 356 streets. and severs! vacantlots. For terms inquire at No. 23 Penn. avenue. je 24 lw* Ree FOR RENT—One delightful Cham on the first fosr, 9th and 1(th streets . JPPANDSOMBLY YURNISGED ROOMS—8UIT- able for two or three ainzie gentlemen. Apply at 264 F street, between Lith and lith streets. Je 23.st™ rt, Inquire at 375 B, between Je tat" JOR SALE_—A three-story KEICK HOUSE with | two-story back bailling, situated on New York avenve, between lth and lith streets, containing 12 roows. kitchen and pantry; gas througnout. It in well adapted for bearders, being convenient to the different departments. Possession given i:n mediately. Fer particulars inquire at No. 21 Mis- souri & ue, between 4° and 6th je 23-1w* ce ABL# PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALB— u 1 of the east half of square 779, with foar double Frame Houses. This property la situated between 3d and 4th #-reets east. and Band F streets nerth. It is immediately oppowite the Lazer Beor Brewery of Humphrey & Joneman, and would make an excellent beer vault. If thie property be not disposed ef at private sale it will be subdi vided and soid in lots at public anie. ie Zt-e03°* ARE GARDEN FABM WOR SAUK. Four miles and a balf from Washington, in a northernly dire: na high «tate of cultivation, now covered with a llonrixbing crop of vegetation, fina Dwelling, all requisite outbuildings, two umpa of excellent water: and will be fold chaap forcash. Inquire ot B. LACY,onthe premtiacs, or J. BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and streets, Washington ja 3-lm* GECOND SALE OF Lora. , SAVE YOUR RENT. bet 6th and 7ta ats. east, 20 ft front; prices from $3.7"; to $575, FIVE LOTS on 25d st . bet. Dand N.Y. av. ench 1,556 89. ft; 8120 per lot. NINE LOTS on Dat., bet. 6th and 7th east, 2) tt front; prices froin 32373.to 8360. FOUR LOTS on 334 st., bet. Mand N, cack 1,670 sq. 1: price $125 per lot. SHVENTEEN LOTS cor. of Mthand © ats., 2 ft rept; prices from $25 to $10", TEN LOTS cor of ist and Ks: Ditiront: prices each 1,709 8q. ft; prices from $176 to" 9 221 Terms: One-half cath; balance im monthiy menta Plans may be eeen at No. 377 1 strest, from 3to6 o'clock pm. fitle perfect. Convey- avcing paid by the purchaser. 39 2$ owt Fo SALBE—A tine four-story BRICK HOUSH and the ailding LOT4, on 7th street, near Ponnavenue, Navy Yard. Inquire on the prea- ines, je 32-1w™ FOB BENT — A three-story BRICK HOURK, thoroughly furnished inthe First Ward. In- quireiat No 135 G street, batween 2st and 223 streets, ponti si joa att fOR RK — Desirable APARTMENTS, en puite, On first and -econd ticsora. A party of gentlemen preferred, Private table if desired, every attention paid to those in the house. Apply at 495 i7th rtrees. betweeu Hand LE, je 2-ie OPFOR AND DESK ROOM FOR RENT, AT Department Exchange, 176 Seventh at wost. _I8 Te 3.1 OLIPHANT, .—The undersigned offers tor L sale on wasy terms or in exchange for improved city property, the farm on which he now resides, ritaate in Montgomery county, Maryland, adjoin- ing the Burnt Mills, ning (9) miles fe Washing- ton, end isthe place on which the Brrnt Milla Poat itfice ir locat The farm contsias fifty-eighti5)) acres Of inne, with good improvements. inciading storehouse and blackamith shop, sad is wel watered. The above presents a rare opportunity for person who wish to make a good investment or engage in @ profitable business being oneot the ews public locations inthe eovuty, For parties: lags apply in person or by letier addressed to FREDERICK iDDINS, Burn’ Mlils, Moatgomeary county, Ma je 17-lawiw* "yoo LET. ¥ORNISHED HOUBK, near tas City Ba Inquire at this oifice. je 1st? F° 8AL—150 desirahle BUILDING LOTS in yarioak svetions of the city of Washington, st low prices ard ou convenient terms, Apply to z. OsURE Law Office, No. 3% Louisiana avenue. >In | Oe eats BROOMS TO BBN1 r rent, at 450 13th street, east side, between Gaad H streets, neatly furnished and’ very comfortable BD ROOMS. and SITTING BOO! AB- LORS. The nvighborhood is one of most desirabie ia the city. Svery attention paid to those occupy- ing them. No children in the nonse. my i-tf GEORGETOWN ADVERMTs. S- GEORGETOWN ALDERMEN AND GAS. US In Mareh, 1862, the Council passed a reso- jntios reqviring the ges company to keep th contract. The present Aldermen pass bi tute “appointing a committee to be nt committees to peinted by the g to com waited t pointed i ssed a resolution eters to enable co ly with their contract.” ‘The Coun . 1863, she Council passed a rasolutien re- quiring the gas company to furnish gaaat Wash- ingten prices to citizens, Serean to contract, under penalty of forfeiting their exclusive right to the uss of our streets. The Aldermen faid that reolutionever A large number of gas consumers, anclasing B. A. Bhinn, petitioned tac Aldermen to pars that resolution; but instead of doing s0, they passed a substitute’ appointing a joint committee to confer with the president of the gas company in relation to the present price of gas, and to report auch mformation as they can vrocers, and whether it of said price.” The pubdlie can now determine whether the facts have been frouly mitrepraseut- . Beall, member of @d ad Gtated by Mr. George UNION. LAW AND JUSTIOB, the Board of Aldermen 30 35-3t* GHORGETOWN TAXES.— An abatement of six per cent. will be allowad upon the eneral Tax of 1863 if paid on or before the first of July next. e Water Tax of 191, deferred by act of the Corporation, will be dav and payable at the sume e. Ali persons in arrears for the Sehoo! Tax of 1851 and 1802 sre earnestly requested to sattie the same withoat further acet or cont Je W-ev8t CHAS. D. WBELORH, Collector. Peoroenary L BU M 8! The largeat, cheapest aud bea! stock of PMOTOGRAPH ALBUMS now in the District, ante found st No. 85 High atreet, Georgetown. D. O. An examination of my sioek of Books, 8tationery, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &o.. La respectfully solsited. Ren mJ JNO. W. LUMSBON, ABD, AND MMISSION Foawazpine AND GBNBEAL vo! 91 amp 103 Warn, eeeene, Or EatOITe. . C.. Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour. Grain, and M ; Procares = Merchandise generally ; ¥: Proight, Shar Business transacted always with promptness and aispatoh. mar 4-tf A KAT STORE quire of ROBEBT ie eR _—-——-—_ — = A LIGHT BXPRBSS A iaguiee at 445 New var below isth street. T e FOR HOROUGH BRED wi a ie $3 perfects puny ; an elegant snddle horse, jot Diack, not a white hair on him; magaifitent mane and tail; of arapproachable style and action, end believed to be the handuomest horse in Anse- rica, aad a sure fosl-getter. Biack Kelph was wired by the Griginal Hill Black Hewk, from sa imported dam. He will be sold at « low figure, AGON FOR ‘ALB. ‘KE evenus, Apply te JAS = BRASLEY, 325 © street, vear Metropolitan Hotel . _. + wont am. ce deg MAY. 4 tion of waeete. weer io B-te , i ‘ompxny | in relation to the alleged failure of sai Company ie, sad | Ware, | { SLO is just and erpedicut to insiat upon the reduction | BEEA: oly, ay sbe istaae wamaay Bata gg tect . wl 5 a y and 5 wie SAF MeKKLDEN & PATTERSON. - / ANTED—4n UNYUBNISHED HOUSS or a Ww ee of unfurnished Rooms, for a fami:v of three persoms ony. Address W!& W., Hox 917, Pont Ottce. “56 28 St ANTXND—A S(TUATION by a nea: and tidy colored giri as ‘udy's maid, or seamstress and chi Recommendation if amberm sid. areas through the post oitice, to PAN) PAMILY HORSE WANTED — Large, younz, eeund.andet,lisk Bey preferred. A reason- able price will be paid, ov thorough trast and war- | ired, RYie. | 1t* | Respir e Tor ope that suits. q. Ww, through Washington P.0.,or B. ORU1T & SON, | Georgetown. Jo 5-30" ANTED—Ten or twelve young LALIES to jeara various kinds em*roidory, head dress, aad all kinds of nets and general fancy work. To apply immediateiy 2. FELLHEL 3% Seventh street, between La. aven street, sign of blue show case. 4 WU ANTED—A WOMAN to cook and ircn, at y all corner Seventh and Hsts. je™ TP WO FIRST CLABS COOKS WANTE iD IM mediately; no other aeed agply at 47.) Seventh ie 2f-tw* + street WANTED To lease or purchase» HOTRE or BESTAURANT, furnished and doing # good business, Addrecx K.'L., Post Office, ja 2eze" WARTED—To may, or leage the BAR of some hotel or piece of amusement, ora Restaurant aod Bar on or near the Avenue. or part intercat taken. Address X. Y. Z., Post Oftice. je 94-2¢* WANTED—A HOUSE, with from tive to six rooms, within @ square or two of the city cars. A bonus of tifty doliars will be given. Ad- dress A. W. Star Office ja M-3t* ANTED—A good RESTAURANT COOK; noue | but those fudy competent need apply. In- quire at the Bteam Oyeter Saicon, 397 Pean. av,, near 4, street je 24-30" WAnsteD as good BREAD BAKER. Good wa, and permanent employment given. Apply at the corner of B and lith etreats je 54-3t* NOERB & BRO. ANTED—An UNFURNISHED HOUSE of one with a garden would about six (5) rooms, in any part of the city; cod cook and ironer, Address Box foes this of- ce ét* be preferre:. also, a WARTHEDIBy, 8 roupectavin young women a SITEATION in a private femily as cham bermaid. Tbe bert of rsference given. Inquire, for two days, at No. 7:3 24th street, betweon Mf and N streets. je 4 2t* ANTED TO BUY—A HOUSE with eight or ten rooms, near the city railroad, with water anigas. Want poesseesion of premises as s00n as Roseibie. Brick house preferred. Address Box 636, neeaon P.O., or iaquire 321 Pa. ave. jets leé WANTED Two FURNISHED ROOMS, wi board, Address A. NELSON, Post Office. feameey eC Ss ih aig et re ees Vv 7 ANTED—An UNFURNISUBD BOOM, within three squares of Seventh street. Address Box 936 CityP.0. Sa B3-t V ANTED—By «4 small family (no shildrea) #mall HOUSE or part of a house, unfurnisk- | ed, located between jd and Ith sireet8, Address Box 42, Star Office. J@ 23-36" WARzZED IMMEDIATBLY—Two journeymen BREAD BAKERS. Good wages and con- stant employmrut given. Apply at corner 18th | sfreet and Penu-ylvania avenue. Je 33-3t* G.3. KRAPPT. osc MAN WANTED.— Wanted immediately, | /% White Coachman whe thoroughly under- | | | | | th stands his business, and who can come weil recom- mended, No objection to s ried man, Addresa Key Rox .at Warhivgton Post Office, je 2%-2t« V /ANTED TU LEAKB—In Georgetown or | Washington, (the former prefered,) a small UNFURNISHED BOUSY, iv a healthy location, by « fa rily of three grown persons. Address, stat: | ing rent, &e..M,G@, M., 401i Niath street, Wasn- | ington eo: je 35-4" WANTED IMMEDIATELY —At 372 E street, | Letween 10tm and 1th, #ix experiansed DRESS MARKERS and one sewing machine OPE- KATOR (Grover & Bakers machine; none | others peed apply, Also, four or fire Apprentices, © jo 33st" H WASTED TO RENT—By the first of July a amall plainly furnished HOUSK, in Wasb ington or Georgetown. Alse, a Situation in « fancy or dry gooda store, by a young lady of leasant sidreas aad good education, Address L. Be Star Office. je *3-3t* WANZED.§ A gentieman wishes to prosure x FRONT KOOM and pisin BOARD, for him- self and wife, ip some respectabls private family, between 7th and 1th streets, north Po_p avenue. Please state price per month or year, Addrexs A, Btar Ofiice. Je 23-38" 10 000 LADIES WANTSBD TO CALL AT % SS1 F street, between Eth and 9h, opposite the Patent Office, and get their Yokes. | bands. Sleeves and Skirts’ &c., slamped. Aiso, splendid Braiding and Embroidery Patterns for Slippers, Pincushions, Joseys, Capes, Drasses, Gar- ibaldis and Zouaye Jackets, dc. Ladies can heve | their Stamping done in a few inia je -1w* j; ANTED- OHASMR or PURCHASERS, | | | j ANTED—A P’ : daily, for thirty gallons pnreat Baltimore County Ice Oream, of all tlavors, delivered in aay part of the city at’ the low price of 31.50 par zal lon. Apply to THOMAS E. W. PELNOUK, No. 470 Tweillth streat, betweeu F and G, or leave orders at Soda Water and ice Cream Stand, Wasn- ington Building, (corner 7th and Pa. avenue,) Bods Stands No. 7! Northerm Liverty and No. 37 Center Marketa. je it-im WY 45 tke | Mantes, OLB WROUGHT and | CAST SCBA? IRON for which the Pighest | cash prices will be givem. Also, Champagne. Porter and Scotch Ale Botties in uny quantitiesat Island Hall, 6th street soath, B. ¥. CAREY. my @-Im* y JANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty CAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good workmen, and none others will be accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on E flreet, near the corner of Beventee: Lieat. Col. EM. G@ Chiof Quart Department of Wx HOOND-HAND FURNITUBB 5 rork, Carpets, Bede, Bedding ead House furnishing Goods ot ever’. desoription. B. BOOHLY, 428 7th st , mar S0-tf bet. @ aad H, east side ANTRD—By a rexpectable weiman,a BITUA- TION xa cook, washer or ironer; good refer- ences civenif required. Onlior address at 242 2)th street, corner of M, for 2 days, aps ¥F j Poned until PUUREDAY AFTERNOON, June 25th, it | Mirrors, Glass Cases, Btools, &e , &o. { cash. AUOTION SALES. FUTURE DarYs. By W.L WALL & O0., Auctionsers, & the Bazaar, 98 Leajriena Ger., been wh eed i 5 ALB ert on OARRIAGES, HARNES@, &¢ Oa day of June AY MORNING, June 27. . promises. Let Ne 71908 80 the sale of Horses st oar Beruns ond’ eabdivision of pr itory, No 98 Louisiana avenun, Setween 94 porta eae Aer sccond ant Car tance Wescns sndforty-nix feetotoven | oluer Feblcen ke aeae ee pest eas matey Ley Saray Eris te Carr isco. Destly Rew and exelleat o 3 de paidin cash and the residuein two equal in. | _ H 170. and Will be batt that roca nt Oot with interest, | 1 Bact in goed ruani ie orter, with Licease 1 Excellent Family Carriage, buil’ by aa exesileat Mode kdalson, | 4 x 2tuts ussien ©0., Auets.” | § New, top Buggies 1 Germantown, and Jenny Lint Carriage Bo” THE ABOVE SALE I8 POST’ 3 New Phateonn. 2 No top and | with toy PONED, ON | account of the rain, until MONDAY APEEE- the ” " NOON. June 22, same hour an¢ pisos. ‘Taree Carriage, builtia his city ior an oXesr Guarding StO na, Mote adiixen, 1 Kew Bxptess Wagon, jorsa 3.0, McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. it Nariety of other Vehicles, which will be sold without reserve. for ca® je B-a W. i WALL & O0., Aucta. By J. 0, McQUIRE & OO.. Auctioneers; Ss THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHUBR POST- seme hour (UBNITURE AND HOUSBHOLD k¥FRCTS ‘AH. ADDISON, Guardian, ar Portico A aon x jemma 3.0. MeGUIRM & CO. Anois. | ING. June Bth. at Jo clock we ohne By 3.9. mcaut ‘& CO., Aueti < ture and Biiects inhouse No. 246 Penn. avenue, EREMPTORY SALE OF TWO DRSIRABLA | i. Mahogan P Brick Dweiimc Hovsss ynai: the War De- 5 meee Fete meeeeany Bide Chairs, ParturNy —On THURSDAY APTBENOON, June | Maho: drobe, Gilt-frame Mirror, r. Hh, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, wo shall ceil Lot ing*, Gilt Chandelier, ‘ No. 8, in Davidson's sabdivision of square No. 163 | Patnted Gottane Bet Leoy Hedstend. fronting on north G street. betwoan :7th ang 18th | Mahogany Bedstead. Hair and Husk Mattresse<, streets, im proved by two four-story brick dwelling | Peather Bolsters and Pillows, houses, containing each 9 rooms. handsomely fur- | Pine Wardrobes, Washsteada, nished,amd convepiently arr: througkont | Bnff Shades, Gas Fixtares with water and gas, bath roo.as, water-olosets,and | Tp in and’ Brassels Oarpet, Oii Cloth, fine drainage. Refrigerator. Radiator, Cook Sto Terms: Une-fourth cash; the remainder in6, and % months, with intorést, secured by a deed trust on the premises, ® aca with a geucral assorti it ef Kitthen tensils, . Also, Counters, Tadles, Oil Cioth aud Store Fix- Conver: to be paid by purchaser. bitin 7.0. MCGUIRE & CO, toe jell (Rep. & Ohron | Auctioncers, je t-d “J.C. MoGUIRE & CO,, Aucts. a2-TIIE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN consequence of the rain, uatil THURSDAY Al- TERNOON, June 25th, same hoor and place J a eGUIRH & CO. jele-d —! j Rep. & Chron | By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. yaar VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE ONE STREET SRTWREN 1278 AND 13TH STREETS, AND Business Property at THR CORNER oF iZeu STRBAT AND New York Avexce.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June suth, at § o'clock, om tae premises, wo shall rel! a Valuabie Lot. fronting %& feet 9%¢ inches on F street (south side) between end 13th streets, and raumning back 159 fees to ide alley, improved by a well built three story d basement Brick Dwelling House with brick | stable on the rear of the Lot, MMMDIATELY AFTER, we shall sell t! Valuablo Propecty. at thecorner of ith street and New York aveune, f-oating 6 pu Ith strect. and ruaning back abont70 feet, tm- | proved by a Dwelling Hoane and two atéras with J.C. MeGUIRE & CO i Aucttonesrs. By J. C. MceGUIRK & OO.. Auctioneers. 'NEESSRVBD SALB OF STOCK OF A TRIM- 4 Mine Srore.—On FRIDAY MORNING, June with, at 10 o'clock, at_the Oorset and Trimming Store of Mrs. Robert Wright, Peon, avenne, bet. Vath and Lith streets, we shaligeil,without reserve, the entire stock, comprising— Corsets, Ribbons, Gloves, Fan Em broideries. Woolen Hosier, Silk, Cottons, Combs, Brushes, &c , Ke., | ‘Terms 27 Indiana avenne, nearly opposite tne City Hail, we sbsll sell s portion of tae Furnitare and House: hold Btfects of Senator Rice, com in, Saperior Bornd Carved Bose wood- Forte by Brown & A'len. Boston, the premises edd «JG, McG TIRE & CO., Auets. By MARSBALI. & PAGE, Auctionsers. RIOK HOUSE AND FRAME DWELLING ar oo é Ay i Mae ‘Lhis property 1* very valuable for bnsigesa par- 230 _____Aust/p'not! Commia’n Metta.) jogen, and the sale th worthy the stienbon of By J.C, McGULRKA& 00., Auctionvers. | ea, Wopeeon ue SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN Avm | (ites perfect. Papa SS Piano, Fonte, Eeomctenr™ MURMITURE ace | All converancin jostof purchaser * Housmnoro Evevors at Posiic 84t.2.—On PRE | | Terms: One-half cush; the remaiider im eix DaY MOKNING, June 2th, at 1) o’eiosk, at No, | MeBths, with interest, secured by deed of trust om | $ i 5 case Piano | B Sait of handsome Parlor Furniture finished in P AvoTion.— We shall sell on the prontises, oa Green Damask, consisting of two Tate-a.Feies, | TUBSDAY APTERNOON, July ;th. st oh; o'eines. one Arm, une Receptfon and six Parlor Chairs, | Pert of Lot 2, Square 5's, with improventeats aa Rosenoca Ms Eblp-<oe Centerisni Rots ‘tables, Terms: One third eaab; balance inéand !2 moaths. Handsome Bronze and Gilé Chandeliers ard Gas Fixtures throughout, Oak Hall Set, Bookcases, Offica Desks, A Two handsome solid Wainut Chamber Suits, Mahogany High-post Bedatead, Marble-top Dresaing Burasus, Washstaats, Wardrobes, Toilet Sets, Cottage 8-t, Iron Bedsiaads, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, ¥xtension Dining Table, Oak Dining Chairs, China, Glsss and Croctery Ware, __ Beirizerator, Stoves, Cooking Utensils, &. ‘Terms cash, jeasd J.C, McGUIBE & CO., Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. CBANcEERY SALH.—By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Courtof the District of Columbia, made in the eause of Oasleb Dulaney, adminis- trator, vs, the wicow and heirs of Adam Dulaney. No. 1,848, equity, amd dated June 3, 1968,1 will offer at auction, on FRIDAY, the 2 day of June instent, at6 o'clock P.M., on the premiecs. that valnable lotknownas Lot No. Fifty-five, (55 }in equare three hundred and sixty-seven, (S67.) sit usted on Ninth street, near O, improved with = Frame Dweiling-houce, Terms of sale, Cash. by eae The terms must be complied with within one week after saie,erthe property may be resold, | after one week's notice, at the risk and got of the first purchaser, Conveyancing at the cost of the percherer. WALTERS. X. Trustee. ie 4-eotd J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Aucts. By W.L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. WO SMALL FRAME HOUSES ON 2! eiReRT at Auction —On FRIDAY APT NOON, the %th inst.,at6 o'clock, we wiil sel i front of tke premises, part of Lot No. 9§, Sanare | 10), imytoved by two amall Prame Houses, contain - ipg each five rooms, and Pound on ‘Dth street wout, between north 'L and M streets. 4 Terms: One-half cash ; balance in six anitwetve months. bearing interest, secured by deed of trust | on the premises. jeH-d WM. L. WALL & CO., Auot Fale peremptory. jestd MARSHALL & PAGE, Aants. By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctionsera. TALUASLE BUSINESS STAND, CORNER OF 3D BrneuT AN0 MASsAOHUNRTTS AVENTS AT ,; Arovion.—On TUESDAY, July 7th, we ehadi ei, on tke promises, atso'clock p m., partol Lotz. Square 564, with improvamenta, condiating of Fame store op the corner and substantial frame hoase. | Thisstand is valuable fer a restauraut or lager beer garden. Terms: Ore-third cash ; balance in 6 ad 12 montis. Sale peremptory. nd ates ARSHALL & PAGE, Ancts. je 24- i By JA8.C. MeGUIRM & CO., Asctioneers. \ yurzoyEp REAL ESTATE FOR SALK—ia couplance with sn order of the Cirouit Court. of the Distriet o' Columbia, entered Octoder 25th, 1300 in one are of AAS Be aavier ont trae agai ‘acey Daniel and others, dir-e! ame of the resi estate of which, John Tabler @ivd. elezed ; the undersigned Cominissioners,appolated by the Court in said case, will over for énic on the premiser, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of duiv, Ast, al $ o’elock P. M.. commencing with the tice named. following lota of ground and improve ments, lying in the city of Washington, D. C., vist- Lot No. 10, subdivision im Square it. 336, fronting 20 feet on 11th street west. between Qand K streets. and containing 1900 feet; and Lot No. 12, aad division in Square No. 489, trouting 2 feet on th street weat. between E and O streets, and contain - ing 158 square feet, the improremets on ex°h of Said Lote con: isting of a+wall Frame Howe ‘Terma of saie: Ona-bail cash, and the residee ia aix months it‘erest. the purchaser 2 bond for the dofarre:. paymenta, and the titis to be withheld till all the purchase mo -ey shall be pedd. THEO. BHECKKLS BM CNETT REN NIAG, JAMSS W. BARKER ZEPHANIAW JOM Me A Commi3sioners, peed McGUIRE & CO., Ancta By MARBHALL & P , Auttionsers TALUABL# BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION. wiTCATE? ON VIRGINIA AVENUE. NERY 99 Ve CoRsex or BaconD BrekeT.—On WEDNESUA AFTERNOON July lat, 1853 st 6 o'clock, we will sell on th? premises, Lot i, 3 om S34, mawiag. afront of ferty-eight feet’ on giuin areace, suitable fortwo houses,aud willbe divided if re aalred ig BOARDING. ‘KNISHMD ROOMS AND BOARD, Peun, avenue, mea 2d street. Day bo: tuken at $6 per week. Use of parlor reom, One-third cash- balance in six. twelve, | anesighteon months, Bale peraieptory SNRLGMR EGAN HE leGeodida MARSHALL & PAGS, Aucte Fowith large and pleusan> Rooma By MAREUALL & PAGE. Auctioneers unfuroished, o7 applying at 110 ¥ street. b: FOUR VALCABLE BUILDING LOTS ar eth and 1th," Al suitabie for aa office A Atctios ox Naw Jersey Aavysce aN etxerr.—On MUNDAY AFTERNOON. Inne 29, 163, at 6 o'clock, we will sel! on the prs valuable Building Lote situated on Ne avenue, pext tothe corner of EF atreet no R ince Room on the first floor, 30 95 3tt TARGE WELL FURNISHED HOUSE, beautifully situated on Capitol Hi), ia now . beinga pet to take permanent boardera: rooms all | subsivision of Lot '9,in Rauare 563. These Lots arse, ecuare liga ceilings. Single geutivmen | are very desire’ for persons wishdng to build preferred Reference exchangsi. First et | moderate sive houses. Sal | east, between A aud B 30 25-1 Terms: One-third cash ; ba 6, 12,204 19 montis. é _iaZteodkds | MARSHALL & PAGE, & By MARSHALL & PAGM, Anstioneers | KB AND PuFASAYT ROOMS, WITH rd, in one of tae t wholesome in | cations iz thecity. Call soom at 355 C street, bai, #. and 3d sireets, 4 __ de zest ‘ALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AWD LOT WITH (UKNISHED SUITES OF -ROOM8, WITH * Good Sroae a? Avot‘on —Ou TOBSDAY, board. can ve had at 402 Thirteentu street, | Te Sth, 1263, at 6 o'clock, we will aedl. ia front of the premises, & goad three atory Br Baok Building, and gvod store taated on 7th street, betwee Mand N, being part of Lot No. 2 in Squared & * ia. am excellent business stand. wil) quit any Dnsinesa. Terms: One-third cash. balance between Gand H streats. The honse ik large and Hoasa, with siry.and the location one of the best in tue city. Also lew taole boarders can be accommodated. 40 24- , JQOARDING, — A cantleman and lady, also a it, twatve, Sing's genticman can be accommodated with | aud sizuteea montis, with interes;, Sale paramp Board and ws: also vse of patiors. Tha huase | tory. fomished in supetior style, with modern Oe pe 23-200 dds Aucts ments. Inquire on the premises, sorner a zy P= Lotreets, i U. §:.3%4 of fie Bates less « faeias B, 133ued Thee RENT.—One or two ROOMS, large, 1 and cemfortably furnished, with execllent b ‘The Rouse isin the immediate vicinity of (car Depsrtments of the Government, sad nas modera conveniences, Terms a8 ucderste as the times will possibly permit. To those who desire a quiet pleasant home, free from nsion. or sbow, where crery attention ts paid to the comfort of its , | from the clerk's of 96 of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I wili expose to public sale, for cash, at the frostof the court bouse door of said ccupty, on THU R8SDA tT, the 6th day of July next, 1368, at 12 o'clock m., tua east haif of Lot No. 15, in Square No, 7X, togethar with alland sia;uiarthe improvementa theres: Belted a irae aoe ag (ae property of Blicw. Pi ae : Jomioter, this oyportunty is ollured. Apply at No, | Maiony, and sold to aatisy Jadiciala a, 395 ith streot, betweea F and G sireets. Jeto! favor o! len iy. admin- LOST AND FOUND. eee intratris of Mion Kelly." WARD H. can, O8T—This morning, iv the markst oa Eerenth jemi iS Marshal. street and the Avenue, a gmail browa SUN UMBRBELLA, A liberal reward will be given if reiurped to the Star Office. is s 1 0 REWARD .—Strayed from the subscriber, v one BAY MARS, with both hind fset white; marked 0; with wart om hind leg ard ons entkenose. The above reward will he given if delivered to F. 8. O'BRIEN, corner of Fourth st, ani New Yor® avenue je 25-38" REWARD aaa or stolen,on the 18th instant, a WHI?# COW; had yellow ide, Tho nbove reward will be paid 2; BBDIG LN in the silsy bet. pots on hor a itretarned to avenue, he will be rewarded ae I O8T— On Sunday, Juco 2st, <n Honorable Dis- A ebarge from the Ariny, with other papers, on Pennrylvsnis svenue. Ths tinder «ll pleass sand them to 35 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C, and ba wuitnbly rewarded. JASPER M. WHITPY. jo 3-20" P#BsONS DESIRING GUARO MaY FIND all the comforts of an clegsat home by apply- ing at 426 3th atreet, corner of F thres squares west of the Warend Navy Dsvartments, One of ocations, with one of the finest Water and gasia every room, Je i6-Im LERES FROM THH DEPARTMRNTS, ARMY and navy officers and st> ing Wash- ington, may fortadie Lol one of the most delightful locations in Washingtou, N Missouri avenue, One very large front room, 2d story, now vacant. my PERSONAL. BYROLOGIBT.—MADAME GODDARD can be conauited at her rerideace, on N street, he- tween $th and jth, No. 10 Je 25 3te at By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. “RUSTBE'S SALBZ OF 8MALL DWELLING Horss axD Lot oN U?H S?PSkeT Weer, BK- twaes Baxp C staexrs sovrK.—On TURSDAT AFTERNOON, June sith, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust. dated One. ber 2d. 183, and recorded ia Liber W B. No he folios 10, et seq, one of the Innd recorda for Waeh- ingtou, county, b. C., I shail sei! part of Lot No. 36, in Square 231, fronting fourteen fest ten inokss on l4th street, between south B and O streets, runping back one bundred feet, toesther with improvements, consisting of a two stery Brick Dwelling House, containing about six rooms. Terms . BENJ. ¥. BRANNAN, Truatee. Lie weeotts Od. rURM SCO, Ano. By W. L, WALL & GO.. Auctioneers. Sowth cor. Pram. ave. «a4 ay RUSTES'S SAL OF A“STOOK OF _YRRY @ IMPOBITION.—Madame Ross, Doctress and Fisy Iuponrys W 1x2. Ligrons, ax> Ome, Agwoiogia:, was born with a, natarel gift. | On TURSDAY NOBNISG, 29th instnalsatio-ok, Bko tails the past and future—never knowa to . | we shall sell at tae Auction Rooms, by en tado: . 6 ly mar: 5 brings together those | a atoek of finy Imported Wines, Licuors. and #s feriut oubdecual, No, SQ etceotnorth,corser | TauscinasslGognae Brandy, Dupay € Oe reontdeatial. Ne, e 4 quarter casi 'o. Tandy, aad of Twelfth street west, three squares from the other brands, pag? sj raon that can shows t . The onli eee! deband or absent friend in. Te; 4 ostarer do. do epesa of future husbi 5 bbls, Old Rye Whisky, part tea year of, B35 living at thetecslving reservoir nearing | eller. Ladies @ cents; Gentlemen @1. my 29 1m" } quarter cask Seaeidam Gia, chain bridge, on Sanday evering, a blac! horned | ———— a= ~~ 1 7 bbe. Old Oherey B anty COW; white theo: right oar cropped; awallow fork | QILVER-PLATED 1 PS egmead left. “I will give $10 for intormation that willlead | IC¥ PITCHBRS. | quarioe Off Jatrnde Bebo, toher recovery and ga tor the aporckension of A large aseortmont of new ‘and beautifullyde- | 5 &% ves airn ‘ the thief. (jo 4-2t"] JOHN HALLOBAN. | signed aliver-piated Tea Pitchers will be opened | 2 O¢fLYe® .. Platvira, $20) REWARD Hired op Bentay, Jane ng | tanday. "°E. ys ee ee , & black hobtail PONY, sboat 14 mands 2 2 high; whitostarin forehead; rhgut btadfootenives | 2022 eS eS 2 cages Otard and Dupay & Co. aguas Beanty, 2nd 8 no top bugsy. Said buggy bad a shield with ATS BAYS! RATS!) » * Ke re sky. very old, 2.0.8. flag painted inside of shield, painted oneach ACHE 8! Rogge xe i! ROACHES!" S < Moneehela Pe side of buggy. Said team was hired'by a man ealling BO eDBLCS! BUGS t! BEDBUGS (it Sic ate Saree < hirveelf Wan, Moore hailing from Mercer villages pe ANTSIPLEAM! &e. | 5 {2 Sootch : jercer county, The above reward willbe paid | Camel! be destroyed ar eae articles to | Sf Btomach Bi ‘ters, very superior, if retuned to may stable, corner GthandU stresis, | 86 had at MOGBES Wert Mad Drug Stora, 413 | 3 {| Boras Oo + a Wathington. D.C enn. avenae. Jo 2-2 8 Pi comers Ray Ram, olf. . _JeM-3e* HENRY MESBEE, Proprietor. _ = COACHES —— erty oe ar Bs ae a Tinits ‘an Gin, Jami * rant eat Honoree vgs teen onrarat seatwe pe re res, & ace her = . et at aaa soli axouGt, ‘ a ta having boon male with the P rte gid aSamalermsgicb ray ates f° 7 t. 5 in, i ie “nade, je 2 %t*___Yermontevenees * <n ee Comeany they TO; ristor of ' Sev-sal thousand Havana and Puccto Rito Segues, %5 REWARD.—dtrayed from yay stable, on the age. the Orsi <2 i oannd | &e.. &e., de. eo) ist instant, about 12 o'clock, @ small BAY ne 2M, ron & Tegaiar ins of | Termacesh, wank ons eye knocked out; sprung in t lex; with the ears at ‘he boundary 8. CR ET ae ape on @ leather hatter with large rope atiached. | r Crystal Springs. commencing ion W.L. WALL & .. Aap Ea above reward will be for intormation | 9: . an ning every Rour. ee Te wit «00, a Yeading to her reeovery ak By W_L. at Fitame Ol iuStenath at Patan SYAE. in Aoottos On TURODAY - haw Ne. 556 Phirteenth at., }aland. Boom sth Se eee no wo wily ‘call feo TH: FRAYND AWAY OW STOL- front of tae premises, Lot 3g. or ty jneor Camp, peer vare Lyons, 5%, improved by panel 1 Fee yao tones ane On tert mee a white Got in bia ferehecd a Fear Gus batt cast: in au and joopre 3 mane; 7a = : Se ae oe eee Sey pp gd 8 . Ew ollars : . iatnnied to Fort Loss or Waitara Calhoun No. jo a L. WALL & 00., Ancta — 1 9) Geren rete TH, OALUOUN, NAKSN UP AS AW ROPRAY—On the ith inst, T 0 white and red pager tae horge,a spilt @ left sar, aad 1 + Oar. owner is Prove property, pay