Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSIMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grovszr’s THBATER—A fine bill is an- nounced for ‘bis evening’s entertainment at Grover’s, an¢ all the prominent members of the stock compaay will appear in the cast. The bill is military in its character—being «Horse- shoe Robixson,or the Battle of Kings Moun- tain ;” and “The Black Rangers of the Wiasa- hicken, or the Battle of Germaatown.” | CANTERBURY.—The past week has been a most successful one at this popular music hall. ‘The new play, “Young America and Old Ire- land,” bas proven immensely attractive. It ‘will be repeated to-night. Kate Pennoyer and Elia Werner will appear in new dances, Eva Brent will sing new songs, and the entirecom- pany will appear in a variety of new acts. VARIETIES.—At this resort the drama, “A Glance at New York.” has been withdrawn, | after & most sfccesstul run, and Fitzsimmons’ version of the play «Six Degrees of Crime” has been sulgtituted, and will be performed to- might. Be es this, the regular performance | of song, daijce and Ethiopian eccentricity, will | be given. 1 Mex enterts hall, which for the vota' made with ¢ and Italian o) ‘TAN HALL.—Another fine operatic t will be given to-night ai this a3 now become 4 popular resort ss of music. The selections are , from the best English, German Tas. The School Examinations. The Male Intermediate School, Third Dis- trict, Miss Jane G. Moss teacher, was exam- ined Thursday by the sub-board. There are 6v pupils on the roll, of whom 55 were present. The school is divided into three classes, the { first (furthest advanced) of which pursue the studies of orthography, reading, arithmetic, geography, grammar, history, goveramental instruc ion and dictation exercises. The second class pursues the same studies except govern- mental instruction ; and the third class pursues the three branches first named, history and dictation exercises. Theexamination through- out was rigid ; the first and second classs prob- ably excelling in the evidence given of ad- yancement, A large number of pupils haye been transferred from this school the past year, and a few have been suspended, or have voluntarily left school; so that Miss Moss has but thirteen pupils remaining 8f those who commenced the year with her. This was of | course @ great drawback, but Miss M.managed notwithstanding to bring her classes up to a satisfactory standard. The copy books of the pupils exhibited neatness and progress. Map- Ping is taught to a certain extent in this school, the children devoting a portion of the afternoon to it, and some specimens exhibited were very j well executed. ‘here was one feature of this examination which was noticed with pleasure, which was the evident desire ot Miss Moss to compel each pupil to be judged entirely by his own merits. We have observed that many teachers, laboring under a desire to make the most favorable impression possible, often neg- ject to correct in an answer to a question an error which, being of an unimportant nature, may have escaped the attention of the exami- | ner; thus really thoughtlessly doing the pupil an injustice in not setting him rignt. The ex- ercises closed by the execution of two or three favorite songs, under the leadership of Master Charley Clark, a bright little fellow of ten years, who appears by common consent to be & worthy leader among his school-fellows. At the close of the examination, Mr. O. C. Wight made a few remarks, complimenting the pupils on the excellenee of the examination, and pay- ing a tribute to the worth of Miss Moss asa teacher. The children were urged to renewed exertions is study, and to a faithfal obedience to the comminds of their teacher. Mr. W. closed by giving the school a holiday for Fri- dsv. “This school is held at the corner of Fifth ‘street and Virginia avenue, and the room is as comfortable as any we have yet visited. There Were but few visitors present yesterday, and it is to be regretted that parents do not take a more lively interest in these examinations. ‘They certainly missed something yesterday by not being present here. Secondary No. 1, (male and female,) Fourth District, Miss Anna Adams, (53 pupils on roll, all present,) was examined by J. B. Ellis. This room (Virginia avenue, between Four- and-a-balf and Sixth streets) was built for school purposes, and is a comfortable one in many respects, though hardly adequate in size for the needed accommodation, and being a Single story, withlow ceilings, must be trying- ly ‘hot under a fierce sun. The desks and seats are in excellent order, and we noticed a really sensible good sized stationary black-board ex- tended along the wails here, contrasting favor- @bly with the frivolous, no-account, upright pivot black-boards seen in many other school- rooms. The room was tastefully decorated With evergreens and flowers, and it was | pleasant to see our starry National ensign oc- cupying an honorable place on the walls. We were also glad tosee a number of parents and friends of the school present. Miss Adams is @n experienced and conscientioug teacher, and the general progress of the school was what might be expected from her training. Judging from what passed in the time we were able to be present, ber pupils excelled in arithmetic. ‘The main hesitation was in spelling, but this ‘was in the lower classes, and we have noticed that younger pupils do not always do them- selves justice in this brauch when questioned by othersthan theirteachers. There wassome little bustle in the schooi-rocm or rather at its doors, resulting from the presence of children not connected with the school, who clustered at the open doors and windows, and were noisy at times. Parents, in permitting their children to visit schoois at examination time, should enjoin upon them quiet behavior, and thus save popils, teachers and examiners much annoyance. This school is a mixed one, (male and female,) but the depletions from the male side bes made it largely a female school. Mr. is expressed the highest satisfaction at the ult of the examination, and especially with the test the pupils had stood in arithmetic, in which branch he expressed the opinion they were not surpassed by any secondary school in Washington. At the close of the exercises the Cassell preminm was presented by Mr. Elis to M Sarah Barker by the examining trus iiafter singing some selected pieces of music, the school was dismissed until Mon- day. : Sec ondary No. 2, (male and female,) Fourth District, Miss Mary A. Lee teacher, was exam- ined by Mr. J. T. sell, trustee, and Messrs. John Thompson ani Richards. Of the 55 on the rolliu were present. Theschool room 15 & single story frame, very well ventilated and lighted, but inadequate in space for the number of pu Much taste had been dis- played by so dy or bodies, teacher or pu- pils, and perhaps beth, in the floral decorations o room, which were not only profuse, but arranged with greatelegance. Thisschoolsutf- fered severely from the new classification in September Is which took from it thirty of its best pupils for promotion, or quite one-half the echoul; consequently the present school has been trained up from primary classes. The usual average of promotion is from twelve to eighteen, and the fact above mentioned speaks well for Miss Lee’s training, whick not only senttwo classes up for promotion, but which bas brought the present classes up to the stand- ard exhibited in this examination. The ques- tioning, at the instance ef the teacher, was made rigidly thorough, and the pupils showed themselves so nearly equally good in the vya- YFious branches taught that we found the at~- tempt to discriminate by no means an easy one. ‘The yocal exercises here also deserve commen- dation. Upon the conclusion of the exercises, Mr. C. &. Noyes, by request, made a presentation of a Casse)l prize, for moral conduct, to Master Henry Smullwood, a bright-eyed, intelligent litule fellow. Mr. N. said that the recipient was one of five equally meritorious, and that the prize was assigned to him by the vote of his fellow-pupiis, a fuct which made its reception doubly honor- ble to him. The Seventh-warders were proud of their schools, which were admittedly the best in the city, if not the country, (inquiringly to Mr. Richards, who, if we mistake not, smiled | aesent,) and he (the speaker) had, in the exam- inations of the week, seen a sufficient c1use tor this pre-eminence, bet solely in the ability and qualifications of the gramimarschool principals, but also in the faithtnl and inteiligent co-opera- tion these receive at the hands of the sub-school teachers, and the excellence of the material the latter furnish for the grammar schools. He had been atruck not only by the great advance- ment made by her pupils, but by the remark- ably good order maintained by the Ittle com- munity under Miss Lee’s charge. Babies Mr. Kichards followed in some judvious end pleasantly spoken words of advice end compliment to the hitle folks, and was su-~ eecded Mr. Cassell, in some remarks upon the cuts ofparents, that we wish every fetherand mother im the city could have heard. Thein- consistency shown by parents, who, wholly unable or unwilling to govern and restrain their children at home, expect the teacher, bur- dened with multifarious duties, to undertake this tk, and accomplisa in six hours of the dsy what they (the parente) tind themselves powerless to do in the other eighteen, was for- cibly pointed out, as was aiso the fatal want of ] srenial discipline that allows children to run a! large at all hours of the night. A commendable degres of interest was dis- played by parents in this examination, aad they were evidently much gratified with whst they saw and heard. Lek <. ondary School No. 3, Fourth District, male and female.) Mrs. Mary E. Martin teach- was examined by Mr. J. E. Holmead and y Messrs. Z. Richards and J. FE. Thompson. This school has on ils roll 61 pupils, and 5? were present; waiting admission, 9. Tho building (known as the old Rittenhouse pri- Vito school house) is Rot & proper one, being cid, ricketty, and :rora its position and its sin- gle door and deficiency of windows, not prop- erly lighted or ventilated. The school furni- sure is good, and Mirs, Martin, by making the | other schools in this district which haye passed | under notice, the best progtess was in arith- | metic, mest of her unfavorable premises, in the way ef cleanliness and orueiiy arrangement, hvs contrived to make her room cheerful and in- viting. This schoelalso.lost heavily “by the | draft,” the new classification taking some 35 | of the bestscholars. This school is rated as secondary, but owing toits location, with no other primary near, it has to receive many primary scholars, whieh naturally lowers the grade. Itis due to Mrs. Martin to say thatshe has made what was two years ago (when she entered upon her duties there) the rest: school on the Island one of the best. The easy ‘ity with which she presides over her | school 18 & model in its way, and the order, so far as we could judge, perfect. As at several and in this branch wey passed the | searching examination to which they were subjected by Mr. Holmead most triumphantly. | In reading and in dictation also they were ex- | cellent, and a cluss that last year could barely form the letters of the alphabet, wrote and spelled in a manner to pvt adults to the blush. e noticed a wrinkle here worth adopting in all schools, (and whicb we believe does prevail in several,) .¢. every slate-frame in the room las a covering ef woolen or other eloth, and thus the racket from falling or jarring slates, so snncying usually in the school-room, is quite done away with. Exsminers and visit- tors here expressed the warmest gratification at the progress shown by the pupils. In con- clusion a Cassell prize wis presented to Master Thomas Cridler. Miss Josephine Havenner was adjudged equally meritorious, but the for- mer received it through her generosity. —_——. CENTER MARKET.—The stands and benches were well supplied this morning, and at an early Lour sales were active, at the following tall prices: Beef, best cuts, pr1b. 15a] String bean: t. Wal) Green pens. 8310! Gooseberries, 10 S| Celery, per bunch 10 Asparagus Ma25 25| Rhubarb .. 10 18 Onions, pe ano, BAS Lamb. per ar. a 1.7o| Parsnips, per ph... 60475 pork, fresh, per 15|Carrots, per bunch,. 5% corned . |Beets..- . | Beans, butter, pr at. whit ‘ als breasts 5 shoulder oles. ard . Chickens, p 50/Cora meal... Peaches, at. ads Ship s : Cherries 4 2025) Brown stuff... Potatoes, Irish, p! 40 Shorts . Bermuda 1, Corn, shelled 2 Oats destin EE Mass MIvitary MEETING or GERMANS.—A Jarge number of our German citizens assembied last night at German Hall, tor the purpose of forming a home guard. Lieut. Col. Keller pre- sided, and he, as well as Capt. Max Conheim, Dr. Heiland, and others, urged the Germans to adhere to their adopted country and to ferm military organizations for her defense. Resolutions were unanimously adopted wherein they declare it to be their sacred duty te support, in the moment of peril, that Goy- ernment which has given them safety and pro- tection. and for this purpose they bind them- selves to form a guard for the city of Washing- ton, so that if the Government shall find it necessary to order the troops now in the capital to the field, the people will be ready to take their places. The third resolution declares that they will consider the appending of their names io the list as a bond that they will enter the service to defend the capital. The lists were then presented for signatures, and a large number of narhes were speedily procured, and the meeting then adjourned to assemble ‘o-morrow (Sunday) morning, at the Metropolitan Hall, in order to perfect the or- ganization thus commenced. = —__— To PERSONS who are weak and sickly, the use of the Sambuci wine will restore their health and strength. Physicians, clergymen? and temperance advocates should enconrage the use of the Sambuci wine, and thus aid the cause of temperance and mogeration. We es- pecially recommend it to famflies for ita purity, exquisite flavor and healthy properties. Medical men certify to its valuable medicinal powers. We understand that Mr. Speer has been for years engaged in preparing and per- fecting it, and that it requires afour years’ process before it is fit for the market.—N. Y. Baptist. Our druggists have procured some direct from the vineyard. Itis excellent for semales to use. * eee DEAD HORSES.—Headquarters Metropolitan Police, No. 516 Eleventh street.—All dead horses fougd in the cities of Washington and George- town, and the county beyond the limits of these cities, will be removed on notice in writing, particularizing the locality of the carcass being left at either of the several police stationg mentioned below. Patroimen are required to report daily to their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their respective beats; and Sergeants to transmit immediately, such information to Mr. John H. Germen, Superintendent Wagon Park, corner of M street north and Nineteenth street west, or these Headquarters. POLICE STATIONS. Georgetown.—Station-nouse on High street, near the canal bridge. First Ward.—On Twentieth street, between Tand K streets. Second Ward—Ohio avenue, next to corner of Thirteenth street. Third Ward.—Temperance Hall. Fourth Ward—East wing City Hall. Fifth Ward.—South B street, between First and Second streets east. Sixth Ward.—Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. Seventh Ward.—Four-and-a-half street, weet side, between E and‘F streets south. County Station-house.—Corner of Seventh street and Boundary, for portion north of city; and at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, for por- tion beyond the Eastern Branch. Notices left at the Department of the Metro- politan Police, No. 516 Eleventh street, wiil re- ceive prompt attention. i. e my 27-eolm W. B. Wenz, Supt. Eis: A Mipscsmur MRLopY °Twas a night in the dogdays, And ell through the house Night prowlers were stirring— Fleas, bed-bugs and mou: The children, uncasy, Squirmed this way and that— The bed-bugs preferred them Beoause they were fat. But at dawn on each insect Lyon’s death powder fell ; And the rats and the mice, too, Succumbed to his Pill. Lyon’s Powder will kill all insecta. Lyon's Mag- netic Pills are sure death to rats and mice. Svid everywhere. jeW7-2w Dawn: 8. Banwes & Co., New York. $e OminopopyY.—There is no part of the human frame whose condition has more infiuemee on our comfort er discomfort, or which requires more care and attention than the feet. An occasional call upon the skilful chiropodist is indispensable, and we know of none more competent than Dr. White. now located at 424 Penn. avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. Thousands of poopie in and vicinity testify with grat is success- ful treatment of corns, buvions, ingrowing naila and other dirorders of the feet, Dr. White makes chiropody a speciality. kou sresure to get relief withont experiencing pain. Office open from 9 a. m,.to9p.m, Nocharge for consultation, jel? ———< To Anus! To Anus !—The Citizen Seldier will a ore deadly foe in the brackish muddy Seereoa ip night air tha the most deter- mined enemy. jils so purify the blood maele that the these hardships and still be strong and healthy, Only 2 cegts per Box. 230 Se Ours im 81x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey's Midcte, an, Boglah, Bpecific of sixty-five years’ Antidote, an English will cure G Aza is. No it diet required. Price $1 per bo’ Bold cerper llth street and acy ely je d Henry Cook, Alexandria. ————>—__ ‘ous, BeMIWAL, Uniwany amp SEXUAL BYstRMs.—New and reliable trea! ment—in Reports ore Bert Roe Now, set a i tter enyelo 0 + Pee an Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa. mar %5-4m DIsEASES OF T' DIED, 2: ; ing, th instant, MARY BOS: carghterot Wa. Be ‘and the late Rosella A. Car: u three years and three months old, Hee funeral will taice place on to-morrow (Sun- o’slock, from her lata residence Gay) Svening: st 3 etoees the bridge, Phe friends of the family aze respectfully requested to attend. Her leat words, ‘Come, ms, come; papa, ma has come. On the morning of the 37th, after a long and thi which she bore with perfect resig- Panto ikewill of God, JANM E.. beloved wife of Jokn P. Dobbyn, of this eity. Her funezal wiji take p'ace to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, from No.:25 Kast Capitol street, Capi- tol Hill, at Roce Lien eens: ea pa! oer ot elas, Mrs, RHODE MOORM, com, sort of the rt Moore, in the 634 year of her ag tive of Derbyabire, Pasiand, bat for the last fifteen years a resident of Waeh 5 Blessed ate the dead who die ir Lord, The friends an‘ acquaintances of t fontily « are respectfully iasited Sa BA funeral from i 0 thd Eo Ne. 30%, on Monday evening, ab $ o'elock, without further notice. fc, WOU p iniaet Laughter of Pht THC. i noe y and Macy Mo Weod, died June s0th, aged months, PIC NICS, &c. NITED WE STAND! U DIVIDED WE FALL" The mefabers of tae UNITED BUTUMKES’ ASSOCIATION beg leave to inform their tiiends amd the, public in general that they intend giving’ their second nd AFTEBNOON AND EVENING PIO-NIO AT THE PARE PAVILION. 7th st., near Boundary, On TUESRAY, June 30, 1863. if Every accommedation is afforded, as the street cara will convey passengers to the door. Hay and string band has been for the oc cacion, The strictest order wili preserved. Tickets 50 cents, admitting a gautieman and Iadies. Manatens.—J, 0. Uoachim, W. Foik,C. radley, D, Cameron. F_ Truxel, C. Henzel, G. Miles, B. Kaufman, W. Preston. Ite Fast GRAND PIC. NIC OF THE GOOD WILL CLUB, of Georgetown. will be given a SPBING PAVILION. on MUN h, 1963. 2 aaeaee bers pledes Te nO 9 make 8 tie Pic-Nic of the season. ‘Kefroshmenta served at city prices. A celebrated band has becn engaged for the occasion. MANAGERS, FP, Peasner. Jas. Simes,H.8. Nelton,8 P. Hodgkin Tickets fifty cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Je 26-3t* FOR SALE AND RENT. To FURNISHED PARLORS FOR RENT— either together or separately, and alsoa bed- room ,furpished. The kitchen and furniture will be let if required’ je 27-3t* OR SALE—Two PORTABLE HOUSBS, 8x16, (Maugblin & Jonnson’s patent ) suitable for sutler’s use. Apply at Restaurant one door be- low “Banitary Commiasion Rooms,” Sixth street wharf, je 27-3t* Fo, SALE—A small STORE, on the corner of ; lath and G streets west. It will be sald a bar- gain, as the owner has other business to attend For particulars, call at the store. je 26 3t* Fo SALE—The LEASE and FIXTURES ofa drinking saloon. Reason for seliing, the pro- priator wishes to return to Pennsylvania Inquire at No. 330 E street. je 26-3t* OR SALE—An EATING HOUBE, on Penn. avenue. 139. be’ ween 3d agd 4) reeta, In- quire immediately at the premises, for it will be sold. Je 26-3t* Fo, sRENT—A FURNISHED HOUSR, desi- rably located, uot far trom Willards’ Hotel, Lt is supplied with all tae modern improvements, For terms, apply to if. P. SIMPSON, at Sibley & Guy’s, D, between !0th and lith je 26 NO LBT—FURBNISHED HOUSE in Georgetowa, ‘Avply at J. C. McGUIRE’S Auction Rooms, (EO GEET RUSN ISHED HOUSE in the First | al rd. Appiy at J. GC. McG@UIRE’S Auction Booms, Je 25-3t* WANTS. eS ered Ce ANTER—Two BOYS coach painting. Ww Apply to GORGE 8. HALL, Metropolitan ‘actory, 13% and E streets. jo a7 3t* ANTED—By t espectable girls, SITUA- WwW TIONS a: Burien OF chambermaids, Apply at no 304 4th st., between @ and B ats. It" atno 304 dthst., betweenG@and Hats, itt W4ANZED_4 DINING ROOM SERVANT. One can come will recomme: may hear of a g00d situation b: Lyi Reom Ne. 37. second flor. Win! er’s Buidien Om jet: WANTED—A WHITE NURSE GIRL, aged from ten to fifteen years. with good refer- ence. Apply immediately at corner south Band ith streets. je 27-3t* WANSTED-a good BREAD BAKER. Good Wages and permanent employment given. Apply at the corner of B and lith streets. _ 3057-2" NOERR & BRO. ANTED—By a respectable young girl, a SIT- Ww ATION as chambermaid and assist in wash- ing and ironing. Good reference givea, Address M.4H., Star ofilce, 1t* WANTED A gcod LAUN DRESB at 349 Nine- / teenth atreet. To one who understands her business, good wager will be given. jn #-3t™ ANTED—A steady, respectable MAN that folly understands the making of ice creat waterice,&c. Apply 371 Pa. ave. je %-2t* V ANTED.—A boy fifteen years of age wishes to learn a good TRADE. He can come weil recomended: Address Trade, Georgetown, D.C. ‘ANTED—At the Clarendon Hotel, one Psstry Cock, one Washer ene Ironer, two Waiters, and cue Porter (colored), Apply at the office. TREE WAITERS WANTED AT THE GOs- ling Restaurant. To first-class ones $2) a month wages will be given the whole year round. Inquire at the Restaurant, 247 Penn. avenue,bet, 12th and 1sth streets. je 25-2t Wie bk & paymaster, a smart, active. honest BOY that can write « good hand an understands accounts, and willing to make him- self generally useful. Address Major, Box 31's, O.. Washington. Wages 8: }per week. je 25-3t* A LAbY WHO HAs HAD SUPERIOR AD- vantages of education and knowledge of busi- ness, desires a Situation as “private secretary” or ame ruenels tors gertisman. oe furnish Coex: ceptionable testimonials and reference. L. M_N., Star Office. fone je 26 ce WANTaD-two GIRLS, Apply at the Ebbitt Hous Je 25-3t* WANTED —A STORE, for a wholesale and re- tail business, on Penn. avenues, between ith and llth streets. ‘Address Post Office Box 229 Washington, D. C., immediately, Je 25-3" * ANTED—Two good BREAD BAKERS, In- quire between the hours of 19 and 11 o’clock @ m.,at496 7th street, between D and K sts. jo B-tf McKEKLDEN & PATTERSON. Fe SALE—The LEASE and GOOD WILL ona fine dwelling containing 14 rooms, in avery desirable lecation, and admirably adapted for rent- ing room: Address ‘Cash "Star Office. je25 3t* WARTED—an UNFURNISHED HOUSK or a suit of unfurnished Rooms, for a family of Audress W.& W., Bor $917, je 25-3t* three persons only, Post Office. A STORE 10 LET—Oun 7th street, one of the 4% best locations for mort any business; the store is just newly finished. Poxsession can be had at once. Inquire at the Gosling Restaurant, 247 Pa. avenve. between 12th and 13th ate, je % st ryvO MANUFACTURERS, MILLERS, &c —FOR RENT, for a term of from three to seven yeara, at option of the lessee. the bvildings and fine water power, on Rock creek. near the Olil burn Hos- pitsi, about three miles from this city, known as the Adems Mill. . The building is substantially built, abont fifty tee square, has five tull tloors, besides cellar and attic. it is now furnished with three over-shot wheela, about thirteen feet in diameter. The milidam and race are in perfect order, and the water power unfailing. _ The mill itself is out of repair. For further particulars. apply to DAVID A. BURR, Attorney at Law, Oftiice corner 7th and ¥ streets, je 25 eoit* Opponite Post Office FOR, SALE OR RENT—A tare DWELLING suitable for a private residence or first clasa boarding house, situated atNo 23 fenn. avenue, between 2sth and 25th streets, The house contains two parlors, Fix large bed roouin, library, basement, Kitchen and hall, with laree yard and garden planted with grapg vines and frait trees. a8 and water throughout. Also,a desirable three-story brick dweiling on K street. between 2th and 25th streets, and several vacant lots. For terms inquire at No. 23 Penn. avenue je 24 iw* FOE BALES A three-story BRICK HOUSE with two-story back building, aituated on New York avenue, between lth and lith streets, containing 12 rooms, kitchen and pantry; gas throughout, It is well adapted for boarders, being convenient to the diferent departments, Possession given i mediately. For particulars inquire at No. 24 souri avenue, between d 6th VALUABLe PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SAL All of the east half of square 779, with four doudle Frame Houses. This property ja situated between 3d and 4th s:reets east. and Band F atracts nerth. Itisimmediately oppowite the Lager Beer Brewery of Humphrey & Juncman, and would make anercellent beer vault. If tbis property be not disposed of at private sale it will be subdi- vided and sold in lots at public sale, je 23-e03\* FINE GARDEN FARM FOR 8ALE. Four miles and a half from Washington, in a rortherniy direction, ina high state of cultivation, now covered with a flourishing crop of vegetation’ fine Dwelling, all requisite outbuildings, two pumps of excellent water: and will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire of B. LACY,onthe premises, or J. BANKS. Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N streets, Washington QECOND SALE OF LOTS. . ’ SAVE YOUR RENT. TEN LOTS on Pa. av., bet 6th and 7th ats. east, 20 ft front; prices from 3327}; to $575. FIVE LOTS on 23d et . bet Dand N,Y. a 1,836 8q. ft; 312 per lot. NINE LOTS on Dst., bet. 6th and 7th east, 20 tt front; prices from: $23714 to $360. FOUR LOTS on 34 et., bet. M and N, each 1,579 sq. ft; price $125 per lot. SEVENTEEN LOTS cor. of 2thand C sts,, 2 ft ront: prices from $25 to $100, id RB sts., 20 ft front; prices from $1ut to 6 TEN LOTS ou lth st east, bet. Pa. av. and D ch 1,709 sq. ft 3 prices from $175 to $225. enc! . Terms: One-halfcath; balance im monthly puy- meuta Plans may be seen at No. 277 1 street, fromto6 o’clock p.m. Title perfect. Con i the purchaser. je 23 eo Foe SALE-—A fine four-story BRICK HO and three building LOT, on 7th street, near Ponnavenue, Navy Yard, Inquire on the prea- ines. 2 je 22-lw* Fe BENT — Desirable APARTMENTS, eno suite, on first and second Soors. A party of gentlemen preferred. Private taole if desired. attention paid to those inthe house Apply # \7th street, between H and I. je 22-iw* FURNISHED HOUSE, near the 1, Inquire at this office,’ Jo 16-tf ‘OB BALE—150 desirable BUILDING LOTS ia various sections of the city of Washington, at low prices and on convenient terms. Apply to Cera, Uay Office, No. 35 Louisiana avenue, je 5-Im 'CTENISHRD ROOMS TO RENT—For rent, at 460 isth street, east sides, batween Gand d etreete, neatly furnished and very comfortabie BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR- LORS, The neigh borheed is one of most desirable inthecity, Kvery attention paid to thos» occupy- ingthem. No children in the hou my 3-tf PERSONAL. HARRIE HORTON I3 IN THE CITY ‘ashington he wil! please address a note to be will hear of aomething to his ad STROLOGIST.—_MADAMS GODDARD can be consulted at her residence, on N street, be- tween 9th and lth, No. 10". "ye28.3t* © IMPOSITION .—Madsme Ross, Doctress and Astrologist, was bern with a natural gift, Bhe tells the past and future—never known to fail. Causes speedy marriages; bricga together those long separated; cures diseases. Business strictly confidential. No, 333G street north, corner of Twelfth street three squares frem the P eerane that can shows or absent friend in re- my 29 Im* GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. lt Capcarry ETOWN FAXES An abatement 61 of six per cent. will be all d upon the eral Tax of 1863 if paid on or before the first lay of July next. ‘he Water Tax of 1861, deferred by act of the Gorporation; will be due and payable at the same e. All persons in arrears for the Sehool Tax of 1851 ene seas para sty. requested to settle the same itl jelay or cost. “jeiseckt GHAS. D. WELCH, Collector. -BAPH peesce: ALBU M8! The largest, cheapest and best stock of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS now in the District, can be found at No, 85 High street, Georgetown, D.C. ‘An examination of my atock of Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &e.. lx Tenpectfully solicited. GEORGE W. KING, Je25-lzt* 85 High street, Georgetown, D.C. Fonwanpine and GENER: commresIoN MBROHANT. °° 0! 91 amp 0% Warse Straus, ‘coraetown. D. C.. Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Morchandise generally ; Procures Freight, Gua; » &e, “Sunineas transacted always with promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf 2 ROOBRY AND LIQUOR STORE A tas Men opened On Mh atroet, tween Loui ians G3 . ite Oenter Market, where cau always be found tho dest. Groceries: Teas, Wines and Li: wit . ‘ienda would Teites rublic esperally to sive 'b before purchasing else i Carter Potatoes for sale at low pee Ore Rh JOHN We JONSON, ATS! BATS! BATS it | BOACHESIK ME SSEEELAERBLCG! POASREE Sy dest: by never-falling articles to Peds MOONE Wout Nad Drug Binre. 115 Pona. avenue. je-a" } OUSE WANTED —A moder: sized House, furnished or unfurnished tuated between oth snd 19th streets, and north of F street, wanted torene year Address Box No, 256, Post Office. je 25-1 WANTED—two GIRLS to assis: in washing and siarching; none need apply unless they ,;bave worked ina hotel or public laundry. Inquire, or ene week, at the National Stam Laundry, Pa: avenue, oppotite Grover’s Theater. je26 tf = JAS. F. HOTCHKISS, ((EPAR Posts WANTSD.— Wanted immediate. / ly, by the subscriber, 30) Red Cedar Posts, ten feet long, the heart at the small end to be not less tban 2 inches in diameter. Address, stating price WM. STICKNMY, Washington, D! C. je 25-4t” FPAMILY HORSE WANTED — Larga, young, seund, and stylish Bay preferred. A reason: le price will be paid, on thorough trial and war- oting, ior cne that suite, Address H. . through Washington P.0.,or BR. ChUIT & SON, Georgetown. $a 25-3t™ Ty Wo, inst CLABS COOKS WANTED [M_ mediately; no other need apply at ang Seventh je 24-lw* ANTED—An UNFURNISHED HOUS# of about six (6) rooms, in any part of the city; one with a garden would be preferre:, Also, a good cook and ironer, Address Box i.at thia fice Je 24-6t WANTED TO BUY—A HOUSE with eight Br ten rooma, near the city railroad, with water anigar, Want possession of premises as soon as possibly. Brick house preferred, Address Box 636, Washington P,Q.,or inquire 321 Pa. ave. Iw” atre: ANTED—A PURCHASER or PURCHASERS, Gnily, for thirty gallons purest Baltimore County Ice Cream, of all flavors, delivered in any part of the city at’ the low price of $1.5) per gal- lon, Apply to THOMAS i. W. PEINOUR, No. 470 Twelfth street, between P and G, or leave a Water and Ico Oream Stand, Wash- ington Building, (corner 7th and Pu, avenue,) Soda Btands No 71 Northern Liberty and No, 373 Center Markets, je 17-1m* W4NTE05 Wanted, OLB WROUGHT ana CAST SCBAP {RON for which the highest cash prices will be given. Also, Champagae, Porter and & h Ale Bo*tles in any quantitiesat 6th street south, = B. PF. CAREY. Vv ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good workmen, and none others will be accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street, Lieut, Col. E. M. GREENE, Chief Quartermaster, my 25-tt __ Department of Washington, WANTED BECOND-HAND | FURNITURE Also, Mirror#. Carpets, Beds, Bedding and House furnishing Goods of every description, . BLOHLY, 425 7th st ‘d H. east side LOST AND FOUND. TAKES CP XSTRAY—On the 25th instant, 1 dark red COW and CaL#. The owner is te- qpested to come forward, prove preparty. charges, and take them away, W.CULX'S Bi orders at mar 3-tf pay ry, 3 yarda north of Oarver Barracks. je 27 3t* A STRAY OX ENTERED MY PREMISES near the Potomac, The owner, proving prop- erty, may recover tho same by calling at North Capitol serset. corner Boundary. Kxpenses to be paid _ Ge27-3t" | CHARLES J. UBLMAN, OST OR STOLZN.—Snunday, June 21st, an of- 4 ficer hirea a bay bob tail HORS# at tle Bull's M Head Stable, corner 13%3 and Ohio ayenva, effacted with the heaves; about nine yearsoiu, and 15': hands high, whieh he did not returm. e Any man having possession of this horse will apply to this stable, where he will receive an arple reward, je 2. C. PRIUE, Prop. Qj TOLEN—On the night of the 2th instant from +) the desk of Lt. Col. Blias M, Greene, corner 154 street and Penn avenue, one large REVOL- VEK PISTOL, (Dean, Adama & Dean, with Tran- ter improvement;) on the butt was a silver plate, Inscribed Ware H. Lamon, with other words. fn: formstion leading to the recovery of this pisiol will be suitably rewarded, Address ELIAS sf. GKEEN, Lt. Col. and Chief Q. M., Department of Washington. je 27 -3t Ts OWNER OF A BLACK AND WHITE Buffalo COW. can get her by proving property and paying oxponses from the farm near Bladens- burg. formerly owned by the lateH. ©. MAT- THEWS, Haq. Strayed or stolen from the farm near Bladens- burg, formerly ewned by the late H. C. Matthows. Esq., of Georgetown, a dark brown MARK, about 6 years old, with white in the face, and nip on the nose; she has a very long mane and full tail, Any erson giving information in relation to her will e liberally rewarded. Je 27-2t* {\}ETRAY.—The owner of a black and white buffalo ‘4 COW can find her near Bladensburg, op the farm formerly owned by H. 0. Matthews, ef George- town, by paying expenses, je 26-3t* Losts4 GABNET BRACELBT, on Penn. ave.. between Wil. 8’ and Kirkwood’s, Five dol- dars reward will paid by returning it to the office of Willards’ Hotel. je 26 2t* REWARD.—Lost, on Friday morning, June ©) 2th, on Penn. avenue or 7th street,a black leather PORTEMONNAITE, containing three $35 Treasury notes and four @1 bills. The finder will receive the above reward on leaving it at the Star fice. je 2 fh REWARD.—Strayed away, on Thursday, 17th J instant, two COWS, one a red buifslo with white face and white on her back; the other a red cow; keen horns; s part of tail white £5 reward will be paid for their return to A,8.MARTIN, 260 7th, near M street, je 26-3t* AUCTION SALES, “THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW C. McGUIBE & CO.. Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALB OF VALUABLE BUILD- ING Lors IN PRINTING Ovvice Squara.—On SATURDAY, June th, at 6 o'clock, on the prom: izos, by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, - &. Oo. . folics el .o ie t) records for Washington county, D. G.. I sha: each 24 feet an Ni street west and North Capitol street, and run- ning back to a 30 foot alley. s 2 Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises 11 conveyances at the cost of purchasers. _ If desired, these Lots will be subdivided into Lots of 16 feet front each, THO. J. FISHER, Trustee. myS-eokds J.C. MeGUIRE & GO,, Aucts, RJ” iE ABOVE SALW IS POSTPONED IN copsequence of the rain until SATURDAY AF- TERNOON, Jue 27th. same hour snd place. THO J. FISHER, Trustee, Je2ecd&ds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. by J. C. Mc@UIRE & CO. Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN PRINTING Orrick Square —On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Jane 2th, at 5% o’olock,on the premises by virtue of deed of trust te the sub- seriber, dated May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8 No. 137, folios'51 et seq..one of the land records for Warhington county, D.C. I shail sell Lots No 52 and 53, in Jamies ©. McGuire’s Sub- division of Square numbered 62, each fronting 24 feston H street, near the Government Printing and runuing back 175 feet 3 inches, to a 30 foot alley. These Lots have a pavement laid and trees lanted in front, and are very lesirable locations ‘or residence. Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder ing and 13 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. _ All cost of son verenging to _be paid by the pur- chasor. THOR. J. SISHER, Trustee. my So-eodkda J.C,McGUIRS & CO.. Aucts, SJ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN consequence of the rain until SATURDAY A8- TERNOON, June Z7th. same hour and place, ‘HO J FISHER, Trustee. je@-ecd&ds J.0.McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, By J. C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. — FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT kuniic Auction —On MONDAY MORN- ING, June Sth, at Io’clock, we ahall the Furni- ture and Effects in house No, 246 Penn. avenue, comprising— yates maho ny Bote Podstond. 0c: iardle-top Center Table, Mahogany Sida Chairs Mahogany Warcrobe, Giit-frame Mirror, . Engravings, Gilt Chandelier, Painted Cottage Bet, Iron Bedstead, M.bogany Bedatead. Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feather Bolsters and Pillows, Pine Werdrobes, Washstands, Buff Shades, Gas Pixtnres Ingrain aud Brussels Carpet, Oil Cloth, Refrigerator. Radiator, Cook Stove Together with @ general assortment ef Kitchen Utensils, Also, Counters, Tables, Oil Cloth and Store Fix- tures generally, Terms cash. je -d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By MARSHALL & PAGK, Auctioneers. Fo R VALUABLE RUILDING LOTS AT ACTION ON BRw JSeRsg¥ AVENE AND sTREET.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 29, 3863, at 6 o’clock, we will sell on the premisas, fonr valuable Building Lote situated on New Jersey avenue, next tothe corner of K street, being a subdivision of Lot 10,in Square 554. These Lota are very desirable for persens wishing to build moderate size houses. Sale positive. Terms: One-third cash ; balance in 6, 12, and 19 months, MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucts. je 23-eod&as By WW. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. 3, South cor. Penn. ave. and 9th sts. pRestEs’s BALE OF A STOCK OF VERY 8 IMPORTED WINgS, Ligu , AND SeGars, On TUESDAY MORNING, 39th instant, at 10 o’ck, we shall sell atthe Auction Rooms, by catalogue, astock of fine Imported Wines, Liquors, and Se- gars, embracing— 4 quarter casks Cognac Brandy, Dupay & Co., and other brands, 4octaverdo do. _ 5 bbls, Old Rye Whisky, part ten years old, 1 quarter cask Scheidam Gin, 2 octaves Arorissao do, 2 Bhi rss * Sherry, She Si Sweet Malaga, 25 cases Otard and Dupay & Co. Cognac Brandy, 2 + Old Rye Whisky 5 “ Mongabela a Ro Bervaa “ ote 5 ‘ Beotch S stirs bis 2 | 8 omen Bitters, very superior, 3 “ Gognac ier eae wt 3“ Aromatic “ @ & Cases Puerto Rico Bay Rum, old, Madeira. Port, Sherry, Claret, Cherry Brandy. Peach Brandy, old, Tau Gir, Jamaca Bum, f Cases Jeffrey’s Kdinburgh Ale and Bloed’s Lon- don Perter, superier to any other imported, Gases Raspberry, Pine Apple, and Strawberry Lemonade, F Sev- ra! thousand Havana and Puerto RicoSegars, T Cos Car ae, olibiae B. H. CARTER, Trustee. jem W.L. WALL & OO.. Aucts. By MARSHALL & PAG, Auctioneers. 7; ALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT WITH A Goop Strork aT AvcTion —On TUESDAY June 3th 1863. at 6 o'clock, we willeell in front of the premises, a good three atory Brick House, with Back Building, and yood store, situated on 7th street, between Mand N, being part of Lot No. 23 in Square 48. This is an excellent ousiness stand, will suit apy business. ria Terms: One-third cash. balance in six, twalve and eighteen montis, with interes}, Sele peremp- t “je 28-eodkds MARSHALT & PAGE. Aueta, 3 By J.C. McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers. NRUSTEER'S SALE OF SMALL DWELLING Hose and Lot oN 4TH STREET WEST, K- TweRN B anp C steners soctu.—Oa TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 30th, at 6 o’clock, on the remises, by virtue of a deed of trust. dated Octo ver 2d. 1343, ani recorded in Liber WB. No. [), folios 340, et seq, one of the land records for Wash- ington, county.}..C , i shall seil part of Lot No. 46, in Bquare 231, fronting fourteen feet ten incher oulsth street, between south B and C streets, and running back one hundred fret, together wita the improvements, consisting of # two story Brick Dwelling House, containing about six rooms, Terme cash. BENJ, ¥. BRANNAN, Trustee. J.C. McG & CO , Aucts. _ HIDBS— 5 Be sold at Public Auction, on ove? WEDNESDAY and TURDAY, at 11 o'clock» rfon Era street) Wackin, m,, at the Wha: 2, & the Governmen Beef ies on hand at the time ¢ sale. Terme eens in Treasury notes, to be paid at thre mets | Ghron.} Ut. Ool.and G aT" BOARDING. FYUz OB SIX GENTLEMAN CAN BE AC- commodated with Rooms and Board at No. 502 I st., near Seventh st. Je 27-3t* Rooms WITH BOARD —Pleasant Rooms with good Table Board, and board withont rooms. Apply at No, 134 Penn. avenus, between i9:h and 20th strects, le 2-3t* FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOMO. dated with first class bosrding in Georgetow: house is pleasantly situated, commaading a view of the river scenery, supplied with gll medern conveniences. and a few minutes walk of the city railway. Apply at 212 Bridgo street near Frederick. Je 2 St* GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OAN BE AO- commoéated with Rooms and Board at 325 north B street, Capitol Hill je 25-3t* YO LET—A pieasant and well farnished RUOM, with or without board. in a private family, near the War Department. Inquire at 176 Gst., between 19th and 20th streets. je 26 3t* OARDING.—A very pleasant’ ROOM, with beard, for a married couple, at 338 Twenty- first street, between H and I. Terms SD pet AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days. By J.C. MeGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. HANCERY SALE .—By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Ooiumbia, ™made in the cause of Caleb Dulaney, piniaie- the widow and heirs of Adam Du: juity, amd dated June 3, 1863, tion, on FRIDAY, the 26th day of 'el +, On the ° June instant, at 60 P.M mises. that valuable lot known as Lot’ No. Fifty-five, (55 )in secare eres Hupetet and sixty-seven, (357.) sit- + Frame Dwelling-house, "©" O+ improved with @ Terms of sale, Cash. The terms must be complied with within one woek after sale,orthe property may be reso! after one week's notice, at the risk and eost of the first purchaser. Conveyancing at the cost of the WALTERS. X. Traistee, Jed-eotd J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Ancts, &7 THE ABOVE SALE I8 PosT: conseqence of the rain until WEDN BeDatoy “ae Ist, same hour and place, ak 8 cox 7 jomd J.C. McGUIRE & OO Actia By MARSHALL & PAGE Auctioneers, DD RSIBABLE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND FRamé DWELLing aT AUOTION.—We shall sell op the premises.on Washington street, between Fourth and Fifth, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July 7th, at€%s o’cleck, part of Lot 2, Square 5} with improvements as above stated. Terms: One-third eash; balance in §and 12 months. Sale peremptory. jeied MARSHALL & PAGS, Aneta. By W.L. WALL & CO., Aactioneers. South corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth Street BRUSTEEB’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE Sixty Warp —By virtue of 9 deed of trust to the subscriber, datea October 2a, 1360, and re- corded in liber J. A. 8., No 205, folio433,&¢ , one of e land records, I will offer for sale at public ane- tion on MONDAY, the I3th of July. 1803, at 5 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of W.L Wall & Oo Lot Fo. 9, Square 1,054, of the plan of the city of Washington Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen menths, pure haser’s notes eatisfar— torily endorsed and bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the expense of the pur- chaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with with- in five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchassr.om iving one day’s not in some newspaper pub- ished in the e'ty of W ington. EDWAKD C. CARRINGTON, Truste: je 6 W.L. WALL & CO.. Aucts By J. C. McGUIEE & CO., Auctioneers. /ERY VALUALLE DWELLING HOE2E ONF SIREBT BHTWREN J2TH AND 13TH STREETS, AND SINESS ProeeRTY aT THR CORNER OF l27H kT AND NEw York AVENCE.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June jth, at 6 o’cloca, on the remises, we shall salla Valuab:e Lot fronting 28 eet, inches on F street (south side) between 12th sod 13th streets, and runuing back 159 feet to 8 wide alley, improved by a well built threa story and basement Brick Dwelling House with brick stable on the rear of the Lot. IMMEDIATELY AFTER, We shail sell that Valuable Property, at the corner of i2th streetand New York avenue, frontiag 60 on lth street. and runing back about 70 fest, im- proved by a Dwelling House and two stores with fine cellara, &c. i This property is very valuable for business pur- ane the sale is worthy the attention of Tehaser. ; the remaiqder in six menths, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. je 25-4 -__J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctionvers, yoo BUSINESS 814ND, CORNER OF 3D ETRERT AND MASSACHUSETTS AVRNUS AT Avotiox.—On TUESDAY, July 7th, we shall sell, on the premizer,at6 o'clock p m., partof Lot Square 564. with improvements, consisting of frami store on the corner and substantial fi This stand is valuable for a restaurant or lag beergarden, _ Terms: Or e-third cash; balance in6 and 12 montha. Sale peremptory. Je 4d MARSHALL & PAGE, Auta. By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers. WALuseLs BOILDING LO?s AT AUCTION, SITUATED ON VIRGINIA AVENUE. NEX CORNER OF Second STEERT.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. July Ist, 1853 at 6 o’clock, wa will eellon ths premises, Lot 15, in Square 531. having afrovt of ferty-cight feet’ on Virginia avenue, suisanls for two houses, and willbe divided if re- quired, Terme: One-third cash: balance in six, twelve, eneeighteen months. Sale permeptory. je 25-eod&ds MARSHALL & PAGK, Aucta™ By JAS. C. McGUIRE & 00., Aactionsers, PMEBevED REAL E8STaTK FOR SALE.—In cowpliance with an orter of the Gireuit Court of the District of Columbia, entered Octover 25th, 18: in the case of William Tabler and others, aeeare Tacey Danie! ani others. dir-cting « sale of the real estate of which, John Tabler died. riezed ; the pail peal gaan Commissioners,xppointed by the Court in raid case, will oer for sale on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of Julv, 1863, at 5 o’cleck P. M.,commeccicg with the fi-st nemed. following Jota of ground and improve- ments, lying in the city of Wash ngton, D. C,. viz - Let No. 10, subdivision in Square &», 338, fronting 20 feet on 11th street west, betwen Q and Kstroets, and containing 19 ,eet; and Lot No 12, sab- division in Square No. 480, fronting 20 feet on 5th street west, between E and O streets, and coctain- ing 1868 square feet,the improvemets on each of said Lota conristing-of a+mali Frame Houre. Terms of saie: One-half cash, and the residue in six mon bs with interest, tne purchaser giving Bonditor tn deferred payments, and the OE to ze withheld ti the purch ise mo.«ey sal b» pai ‘KO, BHECK EL. EXNETT HENNING, JAMES W. BARKER. ZEPHANIAH JONES. Commi3sioners, J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aacts. U, 8, dABSHAL'S SALE—In virtue of neri ) « facias, on judgement of concemuation, issued from the clerk’s office of the Supreme Oourt of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, 1 will expose to public sale, tor cash, at the front of the -ourt house door of eaid ccunty, on THURSDAY, the 16th day of July next, 1863. atizo’clock m., the east half of Lot No. 16, in Square No. 724, together with ailand singular the improvements’ thereo! seized and levied upon as the property of Michae! Melony. and will be sold to satisfy judiciais No, 110 to October. 1863, in favor of Ellen Kelly. aimin_ istratrix of MilesKelly. WARDH. LAMON, je 23-dta U.8 Marshal D.C. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneer: B* VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST 10 TUR undersigned, execute- Matida Shaw,dated the 9th 1859, and by arder of the cestue que tru: ont +6 o'clocx.on ground aad bed in said je 21-4 ground plan of thecity of Was: cribed af follows: Beginning 169 corner o| N street north, and ruanin. the line of 8th street west 334-12 f 100 feet ; thr nes south 334-12 t feet to 8th atrect, the piace of bea. ing 8833}; square feet of ground, togeher w: improvements, consisting ci two comfortable dwelling houses, with back buildings Terma of rale,cash. The right to reseti on ya notice ifthe terms of the sale are not comp! ed wiih,al the cost and risk of tha deisuiting purchaser. 8.8. WILLIAMS, Trustee. Se 17 -2awds J.C MeG UTE &'OO., ancts. By J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, RUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON TENTH STRERT WEST, BETWHEN N anv O sTREETS—On RATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 27th, at 6 o'clock. op the premises, by virtue of @ decree of the Supreme Court—No.13>2. in eqnity— I shall sell part of Lote 27 and 8, in Square No 357, fronting on l0th street west, between i aad O sts. north, one of the Lots fronting 14 fart on 10th street and running back 120 feet to «30 foot allay, improved by a two story Frame Houxe, with back building; the other fronting 23 f-et ches. om J0th street. with same depth and ua:mproved. Both Lots are leasebolds, redeemabie at the pleae- ure of the bolder on the payment of twanty-five cents per square foot, Terms: One-haif cash; the balamce in aix months, the purchaser tv give his note with inter— estand endorsed to the satisfaction of the Tras- tee, All conveyanoes at cost of purchaser. DAVID A. BURR Traatee. . and das- fr the month. je 26-3 je 12 2awde J.0. MeGUIRS & UA . Aurte URNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. NO. 51 VBUSTEK’S SALE OF VALUABLE MILL F Denavaveriiecsest 2detrect. Day boarders 1 PROPERTY, taken at $6 per week, room, XENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOMMODATED with large and pleasant Rooms. furnished or unfurnished, by applying at 410 F street. between 6th and 7th. Alsoa large Boom on the first floer, suitable for an office. je 25 3t* Use of parlor ava beth- se of par! nee Day OF T—Between the 18th and the 20th instant. a black-covered DIARY and MEMORANDUM BOOK, vith the name of the owner on the front The finder will be suitably rewarded b: ing it at MILLER’S Blacksmith #hep, 7t! t, near Maryland avenue, or J. B, WARD'S Lumber-yard, corner 12th and B. je %-3t* L iT—A emall MEMORANDUM BOOK, with has. Hayward”’ writtenin it,and to the Army of the Potemac, It except tothe owner Any person 1@ fame tome at No.477 6th street, rally rewarded, CHAS. HAYWARD. IBED ON MONDAY. June 224. representing himseif to be in nese near Fi Va..to goto Ory Springs, a BAY MA. d bridleyshe canters weil and has the heaves, ewe neck, aud marked U_S., covered with a C, having been coudemned. The saddle has a colored leaf ped on each side, and blac! ised pommel. e bridle is a plain, cav- alry bridlé, curb bit. A suitable rew: will be iven for her return to NAalLOR & BRO'S Stables, D stree 14th, je 26-3t* containi: ooo | eae ROOMS AND BOARD CAN BE had at No 170 K street, near lsth stro Pleasant situation for the summer and about fquares trom the War and Nav: References given and required. Terms very ntod- erate. je 25-e02t* A wAkee WELL-FUBNISHED HOUSE, beantifully situated on Oapitol Hill, is now repar d to ti co parerennnt boanier } Foo! all Tze, gh ceilings. jingle gentlemen proteiced Reference oxchianged.” First street east, between A and B. je 25-iw* 'OR RENT.—One er two ROOMS, large, airy, and com/ortubly furnished, with oxcellen beard, The hocse isin the immediate vicinity of for D tments of the Government, and modern cunveniences. Terms as moderate as the times will possibly permit. To those wuo de: quiet pleasant home, free from pretension. or show, where every attention is paid to the comfort of ite inmaten, this opportunity is offered. Appiy at No, behets atrost, between F and G streets. je mets ats ERSONS DESIRING BOARD Ma¥ FIND all the comforts of an nt bome by: app!y- ROUGHT TO MY STABLE, ON 22D, ASTRAY, | ing at 426 2th streot, corner of F, B two Hortes; one roan and brown korse. The | west of Warand Navy Dovartments, One-o! owner will come, preve property, pay charges and S he meneentont a at locations, =i on of the Bice . 1e * eve! a ey IAS, W. PUMPHREY, | Table boarders taken. bameene ist ARD —8 ed from the sabseriber, UMMBE BOARDING,—Those wishing to 8; $1 OMAN BAY MAHA with both hind. fect | Sthestuumer North ill tog pleasast RODMS wi ie 5 marked G; = ioe s 2 ~~ aut Ate cient miles fem anedelpkia, one le: ve wu n rr 5 cy Geli rod. ti O'SBIEN, corner of Fourth st, ‘§ fifal. Phi is apaci j att wi t ‘ied Md Sy Amasemen en " cem- e yea from my atable, on the | No: 1642 Pine st, Phila my #7-2aw2a* rung in front leg; CCLBAKE FROM THE DEPARTMENTS. ARMY e rope attached. and navy officers 5 visiting Wash- for information | ington, may find a comfortab! “the leading to her recovery . ieR-lw He. aS a y. ry le home in one most delightful locations in Weshing<ox, Missouri avenue. , very large Teo! story, Row vacant, By virtue ef adecree of the Cirenit Court for Prince George’s cousty, sitting as » Qvourt Equity, parsed im acausein said Court, whereia Famutl H Berry and Jobn 8. Burry, Jr., Adminis- tratersof A:bert B. Berry and othera are com- plainants, and Benjamin Serry and othera ate de- jendants, the undersigned. ax Truste>, will expose to public sale, at Suit’s Hotel. im the villaze o® Bladensburg.on WEDNESDAY, the \5th day of July, 18°3, (if fair, if pot,on the next fair day there- after,) the undivided half part of that valuable Guier AND FLOUR MILI, situated inihe vil- lage of Bladensburg, called’ and known as the “Riversdale Mills,” which was owned by the late Albert B. Berry at the time of his death, and Gao. W.. Taylor, Eaq., as tenants in common. ‘This property has been recentiy fitted up, and now in firet- rate running order aad bas bs a large and profitable business for some t offers great inducements to any on wishing to embsrs in the milling business, and can be readily leased for $1,009 per annum, the tenant keeping the reperty in repair, . Teen € of bale, as prescribed by the decree, arena follows :—One-third of the purehase money to be paid in cash on the day of sale, or upon the day of its ratification by the Court; and the residuetin two equal aunual instalments of sne and two years, payment thereof to be secured by the bonds of the purchaser or ‘purchasers, with approved security, 66, Washington, D. 0, to hear interest from the firs: day of Jaruary, eighteen hnodrod and sixty-four, whex possession of the property will be given. Upoa the payment” of the whole purchase money, and the intorost thereon, the undareigned in anthorined by the Do- r4 ‘OOAYE! @ purchaser or purchasers fheteot, ‘the one undivided half of sid will pro- perty, free, clear and discharged of sli claims o the parties to this cause, or Of any persons claim- ing by, through, or undar th am, ‘AOS Wishing to view the premises _previons to the ‘aay of calc, ‘ere referted Ee Geo. W. Taylor, s esides on the premises, and can always eens eubscriber is authorized by the owner to offer, at the Caden undivided bait pars, — TO} “owned by . pe hsonthe please . bore. " ence at 12.4 . eer SAMURL H, BERRY, Trasteo, phe once SI ghee Tork ch ta ae a Foss HOUSS WANTED.— Wanted to rent, for from one to thres years Furuished s Dooling yeivess » woestion in thi Pirst or one ‘ord Adddroes Lost Ho