Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Gnrover’s THE:- This is the last week of the season ai (TOVer’s, and the management are determined # Make it one of the best by the production of the mo:t meritorious plays. «Jessie Brow» OF the Relief of Lucknow," is announced i@ this evening. This play is a thrilling eprode cf the Sepoy rebellion, and Mr. Grover bas prrehased from the author, Jion Boursicapn, the sole right to produce it in Wsshirgtou, B CanTrrsury.—tThe fine actress and dan- seuse, Miss Louisa Wells, has been engaged by Manager Sivt, and will appear to-night in her great charscter of “Tack Sheppard,” in the p ay of tharhume, Miss Eya Brent remains a — short timefonger, and the spectacular ballet, | his was held «as the most backward of ‘h: | Secondary schools of the District, a tact thot Would not be guessed trom the examination of Friday, which was quite up to the average, and in some branches beyond those passed by others ef the grade. he first and second classes in mental arithmetic, the second clase in spelling-and dictation, and the first class in swers in arithmetic were particularly satisfac- tory, and the pupils were able in every case to give prompt and clear explanations of the pro- | cess by which the results were obtained. In reading the pupils were loud nd clear in ut- terance, but the tone was rather strained. A more hatural tone might probably be attained without sacrifice of distinctnéss. We saw one thing especially worthy of cam- mendation in the teacher. She doesnot permit the pupils to slight‘an answer in any purtic- « Hon-chén-tor-long-taw,” and a variety of P : H ; lar, requiring them fo give the why and | new songs, acts and dances, will be introduced. | UT, Teq a" n | VA 1¥s.—The management here have i Wherbtore in alt casa ‘The zood result of such | 2 course of training was well shown in the an- | swering on Friday. ; | In conelusion, a Cassell prize was given to Master Thos. Tyler for good moral condact. gees 4 i ARRESTS YESTEPDAY.—George Mattingly, | J. McClusky and Hugh Donnelly, arrested @y the police for riding on the payement, were | exoh fined. | W. 5S. O'Connor, for imbibing toe freely of | tanglefoot whisky and becoming boisterous, was placed in the Seventk Precinct Station to cool off. f : . . A colored man, rejoicing in the historical name of William Tel/, indulged the Teli in- stinets for marksmanship. and threw stones at people; for which he was committed to the Central Guardhouse The same disposition was made of Thomas Baldwin for insulting and threatening the guard; and of William J. Wilsen for thrashing his wife. William has taken severa} degrees in the 1. O. W. B. Asso- ciation. a Axo7THER GERMAN MEPTING.— Another meetirg Of Germans, for the purpose of organ- izing ® military companys was held yesterday at ae Metropolitan Hall. Two full companies were enrolled, and a tRird and fourth were started. Well known and goodmen haye been so far elected as captains of the different com- anies, among them Majors Baalbach and aspe. In order to concentrate matters in one hand, Mr. A. Lutz was Suanimensly oecied | commandant pro tm. Capt. Max Canheim has of these only eleven have attended regularly. / been chosen adjutant pro tem. ‘The companies At this time there are fifty-one on the roll, all! will assemble this evening for fully orzanizing of whom, with the exception of three, (detain *d | and drilling. The committea who called this by sickness,) were present. The scholars were | organization into life are U. Keller, Dr. Heil. pretty thoroughly examined us far as they hud Se Babies ache studied, and, under the circumstances, acquit- See Nic werent Cen eens ted themselves exceedingiy well, especially in ° spelling, dictation, abbreviations and mentai - Z . arithmetic. Good order prevailed during the Criwinar Counr, Judge Fisher.—On Satur- entire time consumed in the exercises. At the | (av, John Condry, charged with the larceny of close congratulatory remarks were made by | &@ Watch trum Randall Green, plead guiity, and received a nominal sentence. Mr. Pierson, formerly of Wheeling; Mr. Thom- son, of the grammar school of this district, and Mark Johusen, colored, indicted for stealing added Denny Gallaghér and Johnny Wild to their, already fine list of performers. Agnes Tland, Addie Johnson, Helena Smith and version of the play “Six Degrees of ROPOLITAN HALL.—Very enjoyable ope- ntertainments are nightly given at this ‘The programme consists of duets, trios, | td whole acts, from the most prominent ih, German and Italian operas. es ar Posuic Scuoon ExAMINaTioyvs.— Secondary No.-4, First District, held in the basement of the Union Chapel, on Twentieth street, Was exammed on Friday afternoon by Mr. Wyson. This school is taught by Miss M. J. Mill’, and has euffered serious drawbacks during the year. At the commencement of the year this was a mixed school, composed of equal numbers of boys and gis, but it has ‘been converted mto a maleschool. From Seps tember to January there was no permanent room in which it could be held, and, in con- junction with Miss Robinsom’s echool, was held in the Union Engine-House, a half hour per day being devoted to its sessions; and du- ring this time many of the parents took their children away. During the year fifty-one have | been transferred to otherschools and tort: i admitted by transfer; and at this time there are but nineteen scholars on the roll who were present at the commencement of the year, and the examining trustee. A number of the pa- | 8 valuable watch and a sum of money from rents and friends of the scholars were present. | Nathan Odell, plead guilty, and was sentenced Miss L. B. Allen’s school (Secondary No. 5,) | to eighteen months in the Albany peniten- on Fourteenth street, near Ohio avenue, was | tiary. In the case of John Conner, indicted for an assaulton M. Ken: Y,&nolle pros. was entered. peas NaS aaa For OrystTat Sprines.—An arrangement has been made with the City Passenger Rail- road Company whereby parties desiring to visit Crystal Springs can at any hour connect with the coaches running thereto from the boundary line and Fourteenth ‘street The coaches are pleasant and comfortable, and a fine opportunity of enjoying arural ride, and visiting a eool and delightful resort is thus offered. examined by Mr. Morsell, in tne presence of & goodly number of the purents and triends of the scholars. There are 59 names on the ro}l, of whom 46 were present, some being detained by sickness. The school was organized in October last of new material, and a portion of this is of the primary grade in order to attord accommodation for the neighborheod. Some of the scholars are very small, and the small- est elass, the members of which class were ia their A, B, C’s when the sciaodl opened, reid easily in small words. The first class showed themselves to be excellent spellers, and nearly every one of them recited the eighteen rules for spelling. ‘The second divisions of the second s ditt not miss one word in spelling. ‘ue singing here was quite a feature. In most of the secondary schools there are but three classes, but this school being the only one south of the Avenue, (in this disirict,) and in a thickly settled neighborhood, the tr ees and teachers have thought best to haye the primary branches taught, and among the scholars are some of the smallest that are at- tending the school, and the examination of these little classes was a feature of much in- wrest. Male Igtermediate School, Second District, Mrs. Emily Myers teacher.—The examination af Vet PAYMASTER RonceD—Money RECOVERED On Friday night Major A. B. Williams, Pay- master U. 8. Army, at No. 477 Thirteenth street, was robbed of $3,700 in United States postage currency and nickel cents. The mat- ter was placed in the hands of Detectives C. V. Hogan and J. Dugan, who, after a search, found the entire amount of the money buried in the cellar of the building, all nicely pinned up in a lady’s chemisette. ge PREIsoneRs.—A number of Confederate pris- oners were brought through ere yesterday. Among them were several civilians—R. Mont- gomery Bentley, of Loudon, Col. J. E. Scruggs, geography, were exceedingly good. The an- | *' | DAY, June 29th, 1363. | city, this schoor was conducted by Messrs. Uter- Moeble, Miller and Rhees, and embraced all the branches taught in spelling reading, mental and practical arithmetic, granimar, history and geography. Mrs. Myers seems tc have an ex- cellent mode of teaching, and the discipline of the schoo! struck u Superior. Her aim in the government of those placed under her in- struction appears to be rather to inspire them with the fear of doing wrong than with the tear of the punishment attending it. The class in history were asked many questions with refere to our national record, all of which ‘Were answered promptiy and correctly. The geography Class also aid well, ‘This school is deld in 2 room in the Berret School-house, on i ew York avenue—a large and airy room, well adapted to the purpose for which itis used. It was tastefully decorated with flags, wreaths, vases, &c. The furniture is in excellent order, although it Bas been in use fora long time. The school numbers 55 pupils, with an average at- tendance of 49. Fifty-one were present Friday: the four not responding to their names were absent on account of sickness. The order on Friday was excellent. This school has also suffered from transfers. At the close of the examination, C. H. Utermenhie, trustee, and Mr. | Judd addressed the children in appropriate terms. j The Female Secondary School, Third Dis- trict, Miss Frances Elvans teacher, was ex- Fauquier county, Dr. Townsend McVeizh, of Middleburg, and others. They were taken on board the prison barge lying in the river op- posite this city,—Alez. Gazette, 26th. EET a Rerer Prisoner.—David H. Horner, of the 6th Virginia (rebel) cavalry, was yesterday committed to the Central Guardhouse Col. | Baker as a prisoner of war. REBEL SYMPATHI —A man named Michael Ready was arrested yesterduy by officer Lynch of the Seventh police pre- cinct, on charge of being a rebel sympathizer. a ee Hanitvan Constipation.—How to effect a certain and Permanent cure.—Bowe occupations of life pre- dispose to costiveness, especially thuse whi but little exercise. Persors who contract fortunate habit of body, under auch circums: might possibly be relieved by changing their seden- tary employments for others ofa more active kind: butthisis by no meanscertain. Habitual consti’ pation isa very obstinate disorder. Ail tae ordi- Bary 60-cailed remedies invariably aggravate Nothing can be use of strong ap-tien finally a!most paralyze 80 torpid that engrmeus doses of catharti: cines bave no effect upon them, A mili aperient, combined with a gentle stimulant, is the true remedy; and @combixation in th portion. of these ingredien etter’s Stomach Bitters. This famous stomachic an rendering th 7 r | Afyined by the sub-board, Mrssrs. Wight, Da- | jvigorates the whole’ intestinal canal, while » is and Walsh. The school numbers 55 pupils, | quietly removing from ita convolations all impedi- Si of whom were present at the examination. | ments to a free passag® through them. No mere ifteen or sixteen transfers to schoois of a | pargative has this double operation. No ordinary stimulant effects the desired object. ea pf con- Stipation aba.dored as hopeless by distinguished medical men have been cu: i ew weeks by t Bitters. To those who h: ried all the me rade have been made the past year. ceable ess li been made by all é ud it is believed that inetion of Friday will ay * fa- vorably with any that has yet been held iu the The pupils are all well trained in th several branches of study pursued. The classe: excelled particularly in reading, orthography, written and mental arithinetic, and in writing dictation exercises. We were struck with the Yeading, a branch of study too sadly neglected in many schools. Eyery syllable uttered could be distinctly heard in all parts of the room, and due regard was paid to the stops and pauses, In wri nd mental arithmetic the 7 pupils were quick and generally correct in } / arriving atresults. A proper regard, too, was | paid to the formation of the figures, as was also to the proper formation of the letters, in writing. A fauw degree of knowledge of the geography and history of their own country Was evinced by the pupils. In grammar, so far as they had studied, they were very good. What we have said above, may be applied with justice to all the classes. The exercises -] irresirtible stimulantand aperiant, There is no suilicient reason why constipation should be the copsequence of sedentary habits. Hostetter’s | Bitters, by supplyiag the vigor which would other- wise be derived fiem exercise, will in ail cases enable the system to perform its excretory fanc- tiens reguldriy and bealthily. Few physiciaus even make prog-r allowances for the excitement in some cases, aad the gloom almost amounting to Aespair, in others, which are frequently the accom- papiments ef thediseases of femules. The truth 18, that ladies affected with those visitations often make heroic efforts to conquer them, and the want of just such a stimulant and corre the ‘ Bitters’’ affor: If the true nature of woman s constitution were better appreciated, it would be seen thatno blame aitechen t> her for these aberations, but that,on the contrary thay should render her the object ofa tender sympathy ano a fonder care. Hostettér’s celebrated Stomach Bitters, prepared So'd by all drugzists and family grocers, Wholesale Agents—A. M. Bininger & Oo , 937 were yaried with singing under the direc- | Penn. ave. Serres Je 25-e03t tion of the teacher of music, Prot. Daniel. The A Mipscymer MeLopvr examiners und what few visitors were pres- oT ight i “th aaa ent expressed themselves more than satisfied pekantcligl fatale ead tie with the results of the exammation, and at its (And all through the house close Mr. O. C. Wright and Dr. Waish made a Night prowlers were stirring — tew remarks congratulatory to the teacher and Fleas, bed-bugs and mouse. pupils on the evidence that had been given of The children, uneasy, Baroneniens the past year. It was to be re- Squirmed this way and that— gretted that the parents of the children did not The bed-bugs preferred them take a suificient interest in them and the cause Because they were fat. of education sO, CUCOUTE ES the school by their But at dawn on each Ben such an occasion. % Py Pn wn which this school is held is one Petes wins ea ee of the md@ comfortable in the District. The Baseaendlta hts ‘tat ? Preveing 6 ainated ai Ms sires Mean Sixiby | 1. is pager will £ill kiliaecely Lyonts Mag. and was built,a few years ago, by subscrip- tion by the citizens of the Sixth Ward. Secondary School No. 4, Sixth District, Mrs. Bowen teacher, is located on the same square With the Male and Female Grammar Schools of the Fourth District. The room was hand- somely adorned with wreaths, flags and bou- quets. There are 56 scholars on tue rolls, 52 of ‘whom were present. Mr. J. B. Ellis was the netic Pills are sure death toratsand mice, Soid everywhere. je WT-tw) Dennrs 8. Barnes & Co., New Yor, ee Cxrzoropy.—There is no part of the human frame whose condition has more influence on our comfort or discomfert, or which requires more care and attention than the feet. An occasional call upon the skilful chiropodiet is indispensable, and examining trustee. (Quite a number of visitors | we know of none more compstent than Dr White. ‘were present at the exercises, which consisted | now located st 424 Penn. avenue, be’ 44 and of the neual course of study in this class of | 6th streets. Thousands of people in Washington and Vicinity testify with € ful treatment of corns, bunions, growing ni and other disorders of the feet. ‘Dr. White make: chiropody aspecialify. You areeure to got relief without experiencing pain. Office open from 9 a. m.to9p.m. No charge for consultation. je i7 ss To Agus! To Aaus!—The Citizen Soldier will find a more deadly foe in tre brackish muddy water end damp pight air than in the most deter- mined enemy. Holloway’s Pillsso ¥ the blood and strengthen the stomach and bowels thatthe soldier can endure these hardships and still be strong and healthy, Only 25 cents per Box, schools. The Cassel premium for moral con- duct was presented to Miss Florence Vernon, whose lot it fell wonvof 13 pupils. Afteratew remarks of advice f1 the examiner the school was dismissed untit Tuesday. Mrs. Bowen has a kindly manner with her pupils, and seems to fully possess their atfec- uon. The furniture of the room is in good condi- tion; but we should be giad to see a greater uutnber ot desks for the children, both in this zoom and the two school-rooms adjoming. Secondary No.5, Fourth District, Miss Sarah YE. Eckloff, teacher, was examined Friday afternoon, by J. T. Cassell, assisted by Mr. Holmead and other gentlemen. Pupils (ell ude as to bis Peat 8x0: Diszagns. Samaritan’s Gift ‘8 boughs ork — ant =i |, the only eet eimroreree Cures in two to four days, Tell 57, presenut53. This schoot | edy ever discovered. rc I. tae eatin a peace and this its first | and recent Benen se Swreceai Sper Rested es effort at a higher grade. It was quite success. | keg a a mpeg enters aries ful. The writing, eenaly?. Sey een t ge bo do not ms it to be exposed. pack- branch, was unusually good for ages, $2; fe fs ‘x ee ‘ tionti ‘Samaritan's Root and, Herb Juicas—& positive pe icems oben onal Tee enn and permanent eure for Syphilis, Scrofuls, Uloers, ‘were prompt us br moral conduct, was awarded to At the close, a most Price 81, or six bottles bores, Spots, Tetters, &c Ban adratiooment ak mum, for $5, bold by 8. ©. Ford. Master Willie A. Korts. hing and jaicy episode transpired, in the Drews: Wor.p— Tape of a besket of fine oranges, « gift from Neog Fades oy Washes Out Opie Wir ai Mr. Jobb Pearson, fruiterer, Eighth street, Agee conta 8 i The be use, Try it, Bold 8. had been present during the first partofthe | ©, F ees 00 ae i scoet ane a. a ae exercises. A general apne ne pinor ington, and Henry , Alexandria, d a vote of thanks usly . “ie Foum occupied Dy tls schoo! is one ot | Bt apytae vey ter tease Thsy ayraie wed fthree on D st Ss ie ‘spd a-balfaud Sixth streets; the others being used | and afecseely, Sat NG sts’ stomach tA trial of by secondary schools, Nos.4and6,. The BUA ese wih prove thairsemtoriiyove alether hers. vetaiated, having four doore and four win- pa ed Fe vente, Washington, and, Henry oom, but are notof snffic! . dows to each room, {eof sufficient capa- a ize. The yard, however, city to afford good physical exercise for the juveniles in pjay hours. Secondary School, No. 6, Fourth Distri Diss Geneva A. Reed teacher, was examined. by Mr, J. E. Holmead. Of 64 onthe roll 49 were cines of the dispensary in vain, we say try this | and sold by Hostetterand Smith, Pittsburg, Pa. | | Bhe tells the past and future—never known to W ‘SEED G28 a revpectable oung sirl,e Biz: ATION end sowi oP BY Star Omen nat ing. AA WW ASTED_By & young girl, a SITUATION es chambermaid ree. lat No. 69: Hotrocty betworn lt and Novth Onpital ata” it Wan A moderate sise FUBNISHED HOUSE for a small family, or board ina AUGUSTA KLOMAN, ey ee ‘les and Louisa Kioman, aged 1 year, 10 months ani 17 days, od her family where there are no other ra. Ad~ Wa Sed apon her last, dreaaW.H. N., Bow 153, Poet Odles, Washing, And hope in heaven to mect har, D.e, Jo 29-st* Where all the angels dwell. ‘The friends and acquaintances of ths family are invited to attend her tuncral. on to-m:. rrow(Tues- ANTED—A COLORED BOY, from about 16 to ratanda driving and Colored Woman te Ww day) afternoon, at 4 0’clock, from her father’s re- | atiera tn chi sidence, on a street. : ; : : ©. ply at this eed tat Rouse wesy: amar oe On the 23th instant, of pneumonia, the infant son BOY WANT. of Mrs, Frederick Alfred Cave, of th s city. Amt TED Smart and business: iike, At Re residence of his brother, W. F. Given, ., U. 8. Consul at St. Pierre. nique. ( W. ..) On the 27th of May, JAMES li, GIVEN, of this city, in the 2lat year of bin nee. eS Se Ee Re parents; nope othar need apply Inquire at the Agency and Real Hstate Ofice, No, 511 Ninth st,, near Penneyivyanis avenue. Je 29-2t* N. H. MILLER, ANTED—Two BOYS to loars coach painting. > y S Apply to GBORGE R. H aLL, Met: it: PIC NIOS, &c. ch Factory, 1s and Esircote, Yours | Fret GRAND PIO-NIC OF THE GOOD WILL WwW AN?PED—A DINING ROOM SERVANT. One OLUB, of G town. will be riven at 5 Guan RPRING “BAVILION. be fone that can come will recommended may hear of a good situation by applying at Reom Ne. 37, second floorWinder’s Building. je 27 tf V /ANTED—A WHITE NURSE GIRL, aged from ten to fifteen yeara, with good refer- ence. Apply immediately at coraer south B and Ath streats. Je 27-3t* Appi i The members pledge themselves to spare no pains to make this the Pic-Nic of the season. Kefreshments served at rices. A celebrated band has been engaged for the occasion. MANAGERS. F. Pearner. Jas. Simes, Hi. 8. Nelzon,8 P. Hodgkin le fifty cents, admitting a eectiscien ad ANTED—A good BREAD BAKER. Good Wages and permanent employment given, t the corner of Mand llth streets. t* NOERR & BRO. WANTED-A good LAUN DRESS at 349 Nine- .enth street, To one who un ids her business, good wages wiil be given. je 25-t™ WANTED—a DINING ROOM SERVANT; one with good recommendations can obtain = situation by applsing at Boom No, 37. recond floor. Winder’s Building, 17th street, between ¥ and G streets. 39 2-38 WANED By & paymaster, a smart, active honest BOY that can write a good hand and understands accounts, and willing to make him- self generally useful. Addr-ss Major, Box 311, P.O.. Washington. Wages $3 per week. je 35-31" A LAPY WHO HAS HAD SUPERIOR AD- vantages of education and knowledge of busi- ness, desires 4 Situation as“ private secretary” or FOR SALE AND.RENT. ‘OR RENT—Large ROOM, woll-furnished, in the specious house No. 339 L tw 13th and lith streets, oppovite Franklin Square. Meals furnished by experienced caterers. je233t™ OR RENT — Desirable APARTMENTS, en suite, on frst and second floors, A party of gentlemen preferred. Private table if desired. every attention paid to those in the house. Agply at 495 Ith street, between Hand I. je 29-11 ‘OR BENT—The KOUM in the house corner of Fifteenth and G etreets. now occupied by Maj. Farnsworth, paymaster, will be for rent on the Ist ofJuly. There are also several large, airy rooms in the ssmehoure vacant, The location is one of the best in the city—opposite the State and vas = $ ’, amanuensis fora gentleman, Can furnish unex- puny Dovertments. uf EL ceptionable teatimonials and reference, Address WO FURNISHED PARLORS FOR RENT— | L.'M_N., Star Offce. jo 26.5t* either together or separately, and alsoa bed room, furnished. The kitchen end furniture will be let if required, Callat No. 311 F strest, b tween 9th and 10th. je 27-3t {OR SALE—Two PORTABLE HOURS, 8x1! (Maughlin & Johnson’s patent ) suitable for t_ Restauraat ona door b OUSE WANTED —A moderate-sized House, furnished or unfurnished, situated between gth and 15th streets, an? north of F street, wanted for ons scay Address. Box No, 256, Poat Otlice. je 26-1w* WANTED—Two GIBLS to assist in washing and atarcaipg, pone nesd apply unless they have worked ina hotel or public laundry. Inquire, — —=- er for one week, at the National Steam Leundry, Pa. Ee RENT—A large first-class FURNISIBD | avenuo, opporite Grover’s Theater HOUSE in George'ewn—1li rooms, stabling, je 25 tf JAS. #. HOTCHKISS, etc. Also for lease, the valuable Lot in this city: eS SSeS = 3 : borttwest corner of Gand Iith streets. Alto a Lot ((2PAR POSTS WANTED.—Warted immediate ly, by the subscriber, si Cedar Posts, ten eart for sale, om the west side of 12th aed Canal atreete. Both good stonds for Dusinenes And several gli ie Jong, i eneate my eh en end foie not seas ible si r private residemess, for i 2s 5 in di r. , statin fale: “uated Lots, 107 Wee v HALIDAY.” | or M, STICKNEY, Washington, D: C. 6t* Real Estate Broker. 515 jit ‘OR SALE—A small STORE, on the corner of Mth and G streets west, It will be swid a bar- gain,as the owner has other business to attend to, For particulars, call at the store. Je % 3t* (UR SALE—The LEASE and FI crinking saloon. Reason for prietor wishes to return to Penn: at No. 330 E street, FS SALE—An EATING HOURBE, on Penn. avenue. 139. dDetween 3d and 4’. atreets. In eure immediately at the premises, for it will sold. WO FIRST CLAbS COOKS WANTED IM- mediately; no other need apply at 475 Seventh eet. 39 24-1w* ANTED—An UNFURNISNED HOUSE of about #ix (6) rooms, iu any part of the city; \ one with a gatden would be preferrei, Also, a. good cook and ironer, £ Address Box 4,at this of ce Ps Je 24-6t™ —A HOUSE with 7ANTED TO BU ght or y railroad, with water Want’ possession of premis¢s a8 8002 Brick house preferred. Address Bo uugton P,Q,,or inquire $21 Pa. ava FO REN FURNISHED HOUSB, desi- ratly located, not far from Willards’ Hetel. It is supplied with all the modern improvements, For terms, apply to K. P. SIMPSON, at Sibley & ‘or thirty gallona purest Baltimore Guy’ D. between lithand Hth! je 25-tf | County Ice Cream, of all ‘lavors, delivered iu any — a partof the city at the low price of $1.50 per gal- [POR SALE sOne of the most money m lon Appiy to THOMAB KW. FELNOUR. No. RESTAURANTS, with lodgings atta 470 Twaifth street, between ¥ and G, or leave doing the best business in Washington. fo one who wishes to er, in this business, it w bes sure fortune, w: can be easily shown by having an interview. None but men of meana need orders at Soda Water aad Ice Cream 8t ington Buildin, (corner 7ta and Pa, avenu Stands No Northern Liberty and No Center Markets. apply. For ferther information ly to C. B, aaa BAR ER, Star Ofice, eee ie2G-east Vy ANTED— Wanted, OLD WROUGHT and ees OS ee ee CAST SORAL iON for waieh the highest TPO MANUFACTURERS, MILLERS, &c—FOR | cash prices will be given. Also, Champagne, RENT. for a term of from thres to seven yeara, | Porter and Scotch Ale Bottles in any quantities,at at option of the lessee, the buildings aod fine water | Island Hall, 6th street south, power, on Rock creek, 5 the Olif burn Hos B. F. CARRY. pital. about three miles from this city, known as 7 the Adains Mill ED IMMZDIATEUY —Twenty DAR- The building is substantially dulit, about fifty W PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to feet square, has jive full tioors, besides cellar ani { @904 workmen, and none others will b attic Apply to the Government Qarpenter chep, on K 1t is now furnished with three over-shot w street, near tue corner of Seventeenth street, about thirteen feet in diameter. Lieut. Col. BM. GREENS, The mill dam and race are in perfect or ier, ani nief Quartermaster, the water power unfailing. Department of Washiegtoa. Peete tebe ISHED Hoven wanrzp. —Wanted to DAVID A. BURR, Attorney at l om one to thres years, Furnished Otice corner 7th and B 8 griyate family. Losetion in the je 26 eoit™ ‘opposite Poat 0 First or Becord Ward preferred. -adiaps Lock Hox FLOR SALE OR RENT—A large DWELLING it accepted. AUCTION SALES, His AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW by MARSHALL © as pork VALUABLE. ees ae AUOTION SALES, .. FUTURE DAYS. ‘By BOTELER & WILLBON, Auctionsers. = resent. At the commencement of the ye'r , fen ; WANTS. of the _—o OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN TCRION O€ Y AVENUE sup K awe sreer On alls 2 NOON. June 29, July set puanaion Ag eae shail sel) 1S, at 6 oFelock, we will te Premiaes, four | No. 394, New York avenue, between Nh aud 10h Srenun: pert tothe oerae ot K eee yy Strecta. good assortment of Farnitare— subdivision of Lot 10,in Square S98, Thies Lote | “io pieces © Huei Green and Gold : ingle ta Roam. Sale potiyg, nt" Mult | Waloat Mazbleton Contr Table, Walon! Ratroh- Laes: One-third ; balance in 6, 12, and 19 Woelints » Hair Cloth Sofa, Chairs and jeS-eodkds MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucts. Mahogany Desk used by John Quincy Adams By W. L. WALL & 00.. Auctioneers. Fat OF Din ne aneteig Carpets, Bragcels Rage South cor. Pean, < ; Hall loth, Stair Ca: and Boda, Hat Back rpupsree’s BAL" F°A"RtOOK Oy Vany | Walnut Marvio-topand other Duroais sod Wesk- Fine Importap Wines, LiQUORS, AND SEGARS. On TUESDAY MOBNING, 30th instant, at 10 0’c! we shall sell at the Auction Bo: mn, ty tendoges? nde Walont “nd other Bedsteads, Hair and Shuck astock of fine Imported Wines, Liquors, and Be- ROA Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows gars. embracing— Crogtnre seein — igerator 4 ay eceer comes Py gnac Brandy, Dupay & Co ,and Radiator and Cook Stoves Cookin, psi Torment ‘nsils, &c, 5 bbls, Old Rye Wh: part je [Chron] BOTELER & WILLOW. Aunts. vy 1 quarter cask Scheidam Gin le 1 randy, *" Old Peach do. ten years of, By 00. Aucti BAGRELS OF SUGAR AT AUCTION.—On fe 98 wapvrspay, Seo? : 1 quarter Old Jamaca Rum, M? we will eel Jat of July, 1853, at 12 o'clock 2 octaves “ i oie, Pee Wel fell at ‘the Government Warehouse, 6 Short 98 Barrels of Sugar, in lots to suit purchasers. “ wack Mines, 4 Terms cash. cases Otard & Go. Cognac Brandy, je W. L. WALL& CO,, Aucts. ** Old Rye Whi: and = vy Moneshela ‘* Burbon % By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON OAPITOL HILL at AvoTiox —On THU R&DAY, the 24 aay of July shall sell, onthe premises, at six g’olock p. m., the following handsome Building No. 316, being Lots err old, Beotch Ftomach Bitters, very superior, Cognac. = . “ ‘“ Aromatic“ be va D.¥,.G,Tant K. These Building Lots are hacd- Cases Puerto Rico Bay Bum, oid, someiy located street Madeirs. Port, Sherry. Clare tol and north Astreet, tt Detween east +o . Cherry Brandy, Peach Brandy, old, Tan Gin, Jamaca Rum, :. Cases Jeffrey's Edinburgh Ale and Biood’s Lon- don Perter, superier to any other imported, Cases Raspverry, Pine Apple, and Strawberry ‘erms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing intorest from day of sale. A deed = ands ceed of trusttaken, Ti- fe. tle indisputa® A portion of the cash payment will be required Lemonade, whea the property is knocked off, and if not com- Sevrral thousand Havana ard Puerto RicoSegars, | plied with it will be then and there put up and sold c., &e., &o. to the next highest wide. Terms cash. je@-d {Rep | EN & WILL™AMS, Anots. B, H. CARTER, Trustee. — yp je2 W.L. WALL & 00.. Aucts. By MARSHALL & PAGE Auctioneers. DD SIBABLE TWO-8TORY BRICK HOUSEAND By MARSHALL & PAGE, Austioneers. Ram DWELLING aT AvoTion.—We shall selt j; ALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT WITH the prem: E Washi Vietoon Brome se AvorON Un TUESDAY, | Foutgy ren ptr Os, Wastneton strest, Between June 3ith 1663, at 6 o’clock, we wiil sell.in frontof | July 7th, at 64 o'clock, part of Lot’, Square 518, the premises, a good three story Brick House, with | with improvements as above stated. ir Back Building, and geod store, situated on 7th street, between Mand N, being part of Lot No, 23 in Square 48. This is an excellent business stand, will euit any business. Terms: One-third essh; baiance in 6and 12 months. Bale peremptory. je 2% d MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucta. Terms: One-third cash . balance in six, twelva, By W.L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, and @ighteem months, with interesj;, fale peremp- | Sox rua Epica ia cane and Ninth Street tory. B24 Of 8 SALE 0 EAL ESTATE Je 23-eod&e da MARSHALL & PAG®. Aucts. T THE Sixrn Wars —by virtue ofadeed ape oe er ee CO hes — | to the subscriber, dated detober 224, 1860, and re- By J.C. McGUIRS & CO., Auctioneers. corded in liter JA.B., No 26, folioas3, hc one of RUSTEN'S SALE OF SMALL DWELLING | the land recoran, I-willolier for raleat cabile mane Hoise anp Lot ox lita staket we BE- | tion on MONDAY, the isth of July, 1883, at 5 TWeEN B any © Stakezs sovrs.—On DAY | o'closk, at the Auction Rooms of W. L. Wall & Oo AFTERNOON, June 30th, at 6 o'ciock, on the | Lot Po! , Square 1.064, of the plan of the city of promises, by virtue of « dyed of trast-dated Oako- | Washington ber 2d. 13:3, and recorded in Liber WB. No. f09, | ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, folios 310, et seq, one of the land records for Wash- ington, county, 'b.U., I shall sell part of Lot No. 26, in Square 23), fronting fourteen feet ten inches 0 Lith street, Desweon south B and C streets, and running back one hundred feet, together with the improvements, consisting of a: two story Brick ghizen months. pure hsser’s notes satisfac. torily endorsed sud bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on the premises. Be Conveyancing at the expense of the pur- ebacer. ifthe 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 tisk and cost of tbe defaulting purchaser, on giving one day’s notice in some newspaper pub- lisked in the city cf Wash ington. WARD C. CARRINGTON, Trustee. W.L. WALL & 00... Ancta By MAESHALL & PAGE Auctioneers, yp Abuse: K BUSINESS STAND, CORNER OF Sp BYREeT ANON MASSACHUSRTTS AVENUE AT Dweiling House, containing about six rooms, Terms cash. BENS. ¥. BRANNAN, Trustea. J McGU. & Ct 10., Aucts. K & CO., Auctioneers, ABLE DWELLING HOUSE ONF ST WREN 12TH AND 13TH STAI AND Brsixess Prop: y AT THE NE lary STEERT AND NEw AFTERNOON, June tb, at je or Yous avence.—On TUESDAY o’clocs, on the premises, we shall sell a Valuabie Lot. fronting 28 | AvcTion.—On TUESDAY, July 7th, we shail sell, | feet arg on F street (south side) between | on the premises, at6 o'clock p m., partof Lot 22. a h streets,and running back 159 feet to awide alley, improyed by « well built three story aud basement Brick Dwelling House with brick stable on the rear of the Lot. IMMEDIATELY APTER, We shall sell that Valuable Property, at the corner of 12th street and New York avenue, fronting 60 on 12th street. and ruaning back about 70 feet, im- proved by a Dwellins House aad two stores with tne cellars, &e. : This propert7 is very valuable for business pur- | poses, and the sale is worthy the atiention of capital ities perfect. l Allconveyancing at cost of purchaser. ke rms: One-half cash; the remainder in six months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises, J.C. McGQUIRE & CO.. Aucts, Square 564. with improyements,consisting of frame j store on the corner and substantial frame house. This stand is valuable for a restsurant or lager beer garden, _ x Terms: Ore-third cash; balance in6 and 12 months. Sale peremptory. Je 24-d MAREMALL & PAGE, Aucta. By JAS. C. McGUIBE & 00., Ascticneer: paeBoven REAL ESTATE FOR S8ALE.—In couipliance with an order of the Cireuit Court he District of Columbis, entered October Sth, in the case of William Tabler and othe: i directing 8 ol the real estate of which, John Tabler died. Biezed ; the paderei ened Commissioners,appointed by the Court in said cuse, will offer fer sale on the UESDAY, the 7th day of July, 1353, P. M., commencing with the first . folowing lots er ponne and improye- lying in the city of Washington, D.G,, vic: premises. on T ck je 25-d 8. MARSHAL’S S8AL¥.—In virtue of fieri fl ¥ { Lot No. 10, subdivision in Square Mo. $36, fronting + facias on judement of condemaation, issusd | 20 feet on ith street west, between Q and Retreets, from the clerk’s office of the Supreme Qourt ofthe | and containing 19 teet; and Lot N6 12, sub- District of Columbia,and to me directed, will expose to public rale, for cash, at the froat of tae court bouse door of said county, on THURSDAY, the l6th day of July next, 1853, at 12 o’ciock m.. the east half of Los No. 16,in Square No. 72+, together with alland singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Michael be fold to satisfy judicials Ro, | in favorof kilen K Je 23-dts elly, 1 dts U.8 Marsh division in Square No. 480, fronting 20 feet on 5th street weat, between EK and O streets, and contain- ing 1368 square feet, the improvemets on each of said Lots contisting of a small Frame House. Terms ef saie: Cash. THEO. SHECKELS. BEYNETT HENNING, JAMES W. BARKER, ZEPHANIAH JONES, Commi3sioners, a J.C McGUIRE & GO.. Aucts. Ms lony, and 110 to October. 1 intratrix of Miles 65. Washington, D.C table tor @ private residence or Lret class | WYANTED—SECOND-HAND | SURNITC RE poe, situated ee Venn. avenue, A130, Mirrors, Carpets, Beis, Beddiag end nd 25th atreats, @ house contains } Housefurmishing Gocis of every description x large bed rooms, tibrary, basement, 5 BUOHLY, 426 7-h si, kitchen ani hail. d and garden | _™mar3i-tt be d H. east aide planted with grapa Gas and er threughout ble three ck dwelling on K street. between 2th and nd several vacant ‘ots, For terms inquire LOST AND FOUND. | L-* pairofGOLD EY GLASSES, on Sat- | orday, the 27‘ instant, between 13th and St Matthew's Churca. The finder will be suitably cewarded by leaving them st 391 H st, ite QTRAYED—Oa the th jnstaut.a chesta SS arad HORSE, wits whit and the haiz > 12 rooms, kitehe is well adapte? fo: the different mediately. seasion g’ eat No. mans ; liveral rew to W, BcBRID I, A FINE GARDEN FARM = FOR 3ALE. Four miles and a balf from Washington, fn a north ly directi a high state of cultivation, now cov fine Dwellin, 1,087.07, Saturday, one BAY MARE; s 4 bande high; with four biack feet. A’ avitable reward will be given to eny persen giving imfurma tion about her 0. Gran’s Grocery, between Becoad and Thir TOP Of Vegetation, outbuildings, two pumps of ex and will be sold cheap | ja 29-3t" WM. JOHNSON. forcash. Inqire of B. LACY,onthe premises, o> | 2 = ri J, BANKS. Feed Deaer, corae: Seventh aul N | @ 5 BEWARD —Strayed trom the ’ ts, Washington fe 23-1" 0 of Wm. Mcbeso, ith street and Canal, a eee Adee a sin’ ll dark a MARM; a li‘tie lume in her FURNISHED HOURS, near ight hind leg. above reward wil! be given Inquire at this offize 40 16 formation cerning her. WM. McLKAN. sirable BUILDING LOT ¥arion vas of the city of Wasnington,at | GTX he neizhborbood of Ninth iow peleos and on convenient terms, Apply to +) and Navy Yard, yesterday, @ liitie UA USI, Law Office, No, 3% Louisiana avenue darh y ; lett hind leg white, and hayinga $e 5-ig mark made by a carriage abeft on in iett, hip. a = a mn mew = ee h } tach i d-fashioned car- URNISUAD ROOMS TO RENT—For rent, at | ees od When oeiae of tee one 450 Ista street, east sido, batwoon Gand H | Tif ey, 30d W5Rh seine of took ho direction of BE ROR ES ee ee eee oa? | the return of the borve nnd carting: at the corner 5 TT IN . e of Su LOBE. ‘Tae neighborhood is one of most desirable | Of Nort? Cavitosand Batresis | op {ui | Eyeme Dw lling-houss, By J. 0. McGUIRE & OO , Auctioneers. T STEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS NEAE tHE Depot ar Pusuio SaLe —By virtue of @ deed of trust recorded in LiberJ. A. No. 147, folios 9, et seq., among the land records for Wash- ington county. in the District of Columbia, we will seil, at Public Auction, in front of ‘the premises,on THURSDAY, the 18th day of June 1663, at balf past 6 o'clock P. M., Lots tumbered three, seven. eight, eleven, fourteen. and fifteen, the subdivision of original lot numbered two, m Square numbered six hundred and twenty-nine, (3, 7.8, 11, 14, and 15, in eubdivision of Lot 2, square No. 629,) which are moat eligibiy located on First street west and New Jersey avenue. between Dand E rtreets north, and offer a rare chance for purchasera. Terms of sale: One half cash; and the residue ia one year, with interest, sesured on the premises, All conveyances at purchaser’#tost. Uniess the terms of sale are complied with im three days from the day of sate the rigat to resell at the risk and costof defaulting purchaser is re- served. By order of the Trustees. jeS-eodkds J.C. MOGUIRB & CO., Aucts. &J- THB ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed until FRIDAY, July Sd, same hour and place. By order of the Trust: es. Seokds. J. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM ON ELKRIDGE, NOWARD COUNTY, | MARYLAND, In execution of a decree ef the Circuit Court for Howard County a5 8 Qourt of Equity. the subscri- bers, as Trustees, will,on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of July. 1363, at 12 0’ clock M., on the premises, offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, the DWELLING ESTATE of William H.G@ Dorsey, REE HUNDRED AND By J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. NHANCERY SALE —By virtue of a decree of the * Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, made in the cause of Caleb Dulaney, adminis- trator, vs. the wicow and heirs ot Adam Dulaney No 13:8, equity, aud dated Juna 3, 1363,1 will oiler at auction, on FREDAY, the 25th day of June, instant, at6 o'clock P,M., on the premises that vainable lot knownas Lot No, Frity-five, (55 )in re three hundred and sixty-seven, (367.) sit don Ninth street, nearO, improved with o of sale, Cash. 8 must be complied with within one week aftersaie,orthe property may be resold, after one week's notice, at the risk and gost oi the firat purchaser Conveyancing at the cost of the purchsaer. WALTERS. COX Trusta > J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. BF THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN conseqence of the rain until WEDNESDAY, Jay ist, same hour ani piace, ie WALTER 8 COX. Trustea, xe 27-4 J.C McGUIBE & OO. Aucte. ‘A HIDES—HIDES. ILL Be sold at Public Austion, on ever. WEDNEFDAY and pecuEDes. at il o’closk s Je 4-eotd ma,,at the Wharfon th street, Washington. a: the Goveromen Beef leson hand at the tie « sale. ‘Terme eash, in Trossury notes, to be paid a th: momunt of arie. BELL, tats 1Gheo Ut. Col.andd. 3 7 BOARDING. {LEGANTLY ¥URNISHED ROOMS, WITH | deceased, containing TH “4 or witzout board at No. 5i7 Seventeenth st., | THIRTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND. more or less. half 6 eq porth of the War Departaent. Day | This property is situated in Howard county, 33¢ Boar dere take je 2 3t* miles from Biicott’s Mills, and 133, miles from inthe city, Mvery attention paid to those oceupy- ing them. No children in t} Rouse, my 8 4 ‘PERSONAL. [0 IMPOSITION .—Madame Boas, Doctrass and Astroiogist, waa bern with a uataral gi fail. AKEN UP ESTRAY—On the 25th dark red COW ani CALF. The owne: ted to come forward, prove proparty. pe charges, and take them away. W.UULX'S Dalry, oo yards no: ¥ id ant, 2 3 re- -HD MY PREMISES near the Potomac. The owner, proving prop- erty, may recover tho same by calling at North Causes speedy marriages; brings together those | Cupito: ser Boundary. Expenses ta be long separated; cures all. diseases, _pusiness | pad | CHARLES J. UHLMAN. of Twelfth. atzeat woot, thees squares tora tas | [9ST OR STOLEN Sunday, June 2st, an of- 4 ficer hired a bay Bob tei! HORSK at the Bull's Head Siabie, corner 13>. and Ohio avenue, effacted with the heaves: about aoine years old, and 15); hangs high, which he did not return, Aay mau having possession of thishorge will apply to this stabie, wkery be will receive au amp eward, . de 27-3t* C. PRICK, Prop. QS TOLEN—Oa the night of the 21th instant from +) the desk of Lt. Vol, M. Greene, corner 154 strest and Penn ayenus, one large BEVOL- VER PISTOL, (Dean, Adams & Dean, with Tran- Patent Office. The only byes that can show a likeness of fature husband or absent friend ia re- ality. Ladies 50 cents; Gentlemen $1 GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, NOTIOE.—LICENSES.—All persona whose licenses from the corporation of bib 4 town expire on the 3vth instantare hereby notified to renew the same on or before the 10th ef July my 29 Im* next, otherwise they subject themselves towne, | fintnitag Ware Hh Lowen ith athe ene: and the law is compulsory on the proper officers to formation leading to the vecovery of thik olatel enforce said fine against ail delinquents. formation ieeding to the! ry of this ato pat Ae) WM. LAIRD, Clerk. | GuREN Lt. Gol, and Chief Q. M., Department of HOTOGRAPH Wasbingtoa, je 3b ALBUM 8! The largest, cheapest and best stock of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS now in the District, can be found at No. 85 High street, Georgetown, D. 0. examination of my atock of Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &c., i respectfully GEORGE W. KING, solicited. 85 High street, Georgetown, D.C Je 25-12t* ORWARDING AND GUNERAL COMMIS3ION MEROHANT: 91 amp 103 Warza Sraasr, Georgetown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Fiour, Grain, and Merchandise enerally ; Procurea Freight, Ghar- ce i Vessels, &c. i) Business transacted always with promptoess and dispatch. mar 4-t¢ HE OWNER OF A SLACK AND WHITE Butfalo COW. cap get her by proving property and paying expenses, from the farm near Bladens- hure. formerly owned by the iateH. ©, MAT- THEWS, Seq Straged orstolen from the farm near Bladens- burg, former!y owned by the !ate H.C. Matthews, Lrg, of Georgetcewa,a dark brown MARK, about 6 years old, with waite in the face, and nip on the nose, she basa very long mane aud full tail An: person givine information in relation to her will Le Nberally rewarded. je 27-2t* SETRAY.—The owner cf black and white buitalo COW can find her near Biadenaburg, on the farm formerly owaed by H.U'. Matthews, of town, by paygpg expenses, $5 George- Je 26-3t* REWARD.—Strayed away,on Thuraday Ta inetant, two COWS, one ‘a red buffalo with white ‘ace and white on her 1k; the other a red 5 Keon horns; & part oft crnite, $53 reward wi paid for eir retuca to +8. TBE WORKS! 260 7th. near M street, - FIBEWOBKS!! eae 126-88 Logtabetreee the 1th and the 20th instant, a 4 black-covered DIARY and MEMORANDUM BOOK, vith the came of the owner on the front OF ALL KINDS. The larbest assortment in the city, age. The finder will bo suitably rewarded >. __FLAGS—FLAGS! leaving it a¢ MILUEB'™ Blacksmith Shop. 7h Of all sizes, rom 4 inches to 40 feet, street, ne: aryisnd avenue, or J. B, WARD'S Lumber-ysc!. corner I2th end B. Jo%5-30" LANTERNS—LANTERNBI For illuminations, of di@arent atyigs. Tho trade supplied at factory prides i erybody, and get your supp: ay fer Carats ‘ourth, at the Great National beg, EN works Repos No. 302 B atreet. near Mth. Depot tor well & Warner’s Oolorific for colori ig the P. Je m-tiy 4* LSStyA small MEMORANDUM B with ‘the name *Ohas, Hayward” w: itvand containing « pars to the Army of ‘otemac, It is ef no Value except to the r Ady person returning the snine Vo mo sf 0, ‘77 6th street, ¥1 Jessie TAY FewardeO- on as, HAYWARD. yee ON MONDAY. Juno 22d, toa youngman : prese to be tle ° OMBSTIO COTTON Goods, peas eeae Baten Van 10 ko 20.0 Sptogs. 6 i thre on hand a large atock of Domestic Oot- BAY oF the cares, we nzck, sad marked | om iW hirer tery brows, i gover dw 8.8 wing ned, §.3-¢end 4-4 Shirtings. in all qualities, Mee mined Soneaal Abe tnicle terse eee ot White Quiles, . alry bridle, curb bit. A suitable reward will be 8 tee rting Stripes, Tickings, ree r her return NallLOg & BROS ane pihpety yb advancing in prices, tables, D street ner 14th, Je 26,33 Svieeeeie Was tresitess | a. m plies. @ ATS! RATSI| RATS basers, ROAOH! anise ote GEMLORED OonroNs at 14,14, | Ae BRACE [Bepsuast BEDBoGS In Po AE GOL er | cana te donrerss vg aerate nts ‘We havo by far the very best stock ef Dross| bo had at MOORBS nd Drag Btore. Goods Shocity ,atiow prices. may, Pena, ore we fo 2. oa ‘ 0S Ponnsyivania av: IBSON'S MAN nee ; ry oo] Belwson 9th ani airgets, G mys roe ee th ° 4 : Baltimore, on the Frederick turnpike road. The improvements aré all new, consisting of a lar; ETONE DWELLING HOUSE. built by N. & Starkweather, in the Italian style of architecture and is one of the handsomest in the State, with aii the necessary out buildings. There is an abun- dance of fine meadow land d the whole farm remarkably weil watered. One third of the land heavily timbered, with valuable wood. For far. ther particulars apply to Thomas 8. Al ler, Baltimore, or John W. Dorsey, Ellicett’s Mills. Terms of sale—One-third of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, or on the rati- ficaticn thereof by the court ; one-third part in one year, and the residue in two years from the day ofasie ; the whole purchase money to beat interest from the day of sale until payment there- of, and yayment to besecured by bonds of the pur- Ts LET —Two very pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board, to rent at 19 Kighteenth street. between F and @ streets. w England fainily occupy the house. IVE OR SIX GENCLEMAN CAN BE AC- commodated with Rooms and Board at No. i ear Seventh et. Je 27-3t™ OOMS WITH BOARD —Pleasant Rooms with good Table Board, and board without rooms, Appiy at No, i34 Penn. avenue, between 19th and th streets. fe 27 st* FE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AOCOMO dated with ‘iret class Goyrding in Georgetowa, ‘he house is pleasaatly situated, commanding a fine view of the river scenery. supplied with all N 50: modern convenientes. and within afew minutes | chaser, with asurety or sureties to be Se aepe by walk cf the city railway. Apply at 212 Bridgo | the Trustees; but the purchaser may at his option street, near Frederick. j0 2-3t* per ae ankitelpessnans: Samed at any time after er cal ‘o! 2 8a] GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE AC- The creditorscf Wm. H.G. Dorsey, deceased, commodated with Rooms and Board at 325 | are hereby required to file their claims with the north B street, Capito! Bill. je 25-3t™ Olerk of the Oircuit Court for Howard County en or before the first day of September next. THORS. ALEX ANDEI wrasteoe Ww. fort-sawta OF W BENNETT & 00., Aucta, Ts CITIZENS AND STRANGERS OF WASH- ington are particularly invited to call at Odeon Hall, corner of 4}¢ street and Penn. avenue, and examine the large and splendid stock of Coats. Pants and Vests of every color and quality, and at prices so low that you cannot fail to buy if you need any article inourline. We enumerate in part, fine Biack Frock and Dress Coats of genuine French Cloth, and made and trimmed in the most approved styles; Black and Coiored Cassimer Pants of the finest quality; Marseilies, Grenadine, Oassimer and Linen Vests, a very large stock. @ur stock of light and dark Summer Cassimer Coats, Pants and. Vests is very large and well worthy of attention to 0 LET—A pieasantand well-furnished ROOM, With or without board, in a private family, near the War Department. Inquire at 176 G@st., between 19th and 20th streets, Je 26 3t* Boaznwe.—a very pleasant’ ROOM, with beard, for a married couple, at 335 Twenty- first street, between H and I. month, A LARGE WELL FUBNISHED HOUSE, beautifully situated on Oapitol Hill, is now prepared to take permanent boarders; roome all large, square high ceilings, Single gentlemen preferred Reference exchanged. iret street east, between A and B. je 25-Lw* Foe RENT.—One ur two ROOMS, large, airy, and cemiortably furnished, h excellent Torms $50 per je 26-3t* board. The house idin the imme ® vicinity of | those who would combire elegance with economy. four Departments of the Government, and In the line oF gry Gioiag we have the lar, modern conveniences. Terms as moderate as and best assortment in this city, and any officer times wil! possibly permit. To those who desire a withing an clogapt sed Superb uniform.can be ac- quiet pleasant home, free from pretension, or show, to commodated entire Satisfaction and at very where every attention is paid to the comfort of its | reasongbi: A fine stock of Linen Goods, hi P Apply at No. Coats, sts, Furnishing Good inmates, this goportunity, is offered. \s, French 395 lth street, between F and G streets. arsimer Overshirts of the beat quality, White and je 23 tf jelored Shirts, Undershirts, ‘awere, Gloves, oe Hosiery, Suspenders, Carnet Bs Valices, Gum PERSONS DESIRING BOARD MAY FIND | Goods, ke. ko. WIESE ‘BLD & 00., all the comforts of an olagest ome by apply- je B-7t @deon Hall, cor. iF j. and Pa, av. ing st 626 mth etepescotr gy OF eames aguares, | ol Onroad The biaaneol locations’ with one oF the faber A BREW, GROOBRY AND LIQUOR STORE views, the city, Water and gasin every room, | 7.0, has been opened on Oth strest, petmeen Louis- (CUMEKE room sau DEARTINNGS, auay | Hewes ee ene err eae Sees AL iN ‘eas, an juors, together a ‘ee Carney Om sete eed eee ES | OMe ear Whe gee eee ene invite his friends, acquaint- BD, may find a comfortable home in one of the php ‘and: oF) peblie to give ‘him a call most delightful locations in Washington, No. 52 Missopri avenue. One very large front room, 2d | before purch e! ecie ao Sri | nae: PH ROS Fea A Tama OTOMA OC MARKET, Fiva-TWENtr FONDS. farnish to: THE odor hints Siete Vea ony TIVE-TWBNTY BONDS _ - PBURN, Proprictor, of all denominations, upon application, without MBATE, FISH: Subscribers receipts VEGBTARLES, . 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