Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grovsr’s THEATER—*“Jessie Brown, or the Relief of Lucknow,” is announced again for this evening's performance at Grover’s. It is ‘the last oppertunity but one that our citizens will have of witnessing this beautiful play. Besides, it should also be borne in mind that ‘the present is the last weeir of the season, and the last of Mr. Grover’s stock company, as at present constituted. CAN?ERRURY ts the only place of amuse- ment in Washington, we believe, which flour- ishes prosperously through the entire year; keeping open summer and winter, spring and autumn. There is no diminution whatever in the numbers nightly in attendance, and the fact is due to the excellent performance nightly offered. Varteties.—A good bill of song, dance, &e., is announced for this evening's entertainment at the Varieties. Agnes Sutherland, Denny Gallagher, Johnny Wild, Dick Watkins, Ad- die Johnson, and other favorite performers, will appear. Fitzsimmous’ version of the drama “Six Degrees of Crime,” will also be pertormed. ments nightly. Duetts, trios, scenes, and whole acts from the most prominent English, German, and Italian operas, are performed in such 4 manner as to elicit much applause. Se gee “THE EXAMINATION ne Male Interme- diate School (First District) Mrs. Rodier teacher, held in the trout basement of the Union Chapel, Twentieth strect, was exam- ined on Monday afternoon by the of the District and Mr. S. J. fho: the Grammer school, in the yarious branches of study pursued in schools of this class. not chool was good, and nd arithmetic class fmention. The read. the first re ding and were especially worthy ing of all the classes ¢ bree in mumber) was very good. There are 1§ names on the roll, of whom 43 were present—the absentees being sick ‘The order observed was excellent, and altogeth- er great improvement was shown to haye taken place within the year in this school, though itis bot quite as far advanced as some of the female schools of the same grade. exercises the scholars were appropriately ad- dressed by Rey. Mr. Thrush, Mr. Morse ad Mr. Wilson, the latter announcing the namex of the tollowgng schoiurs for transfer to the grammar schapl, they haying passed an excel- lent written eyamination:—Jonn G. Cowir, Tewis ©. De Willie Espey, Goldin, Fran snarl ©. Kemon, Solon An agreeable Secondary No.2 ined by M. H. Miller, s . 2. Abell, and numbers 57 pupils, of Whom 52. were t. The enunciation ot the excellent—re tons: being given ina clesr, in the spelling exercise noticed T of tail- ures—though some apology tor them may be toundin the fact that wi al and diffic words w book. The copy-books evince improvement, and very rarel lear of blots as Were th boys acquitted thsmseives fair in menjal arithm: nation, an” original compos: year in Sumatra,’ was submit efone of the scholars, alad of 12 for one so you Was remarkably sooc school rocin, which was decorated with ev building known as the Wash corner Massachusetts avenue t is badly ventilated, and altogether the purpose tor which itis used. M the cleo: xaminauon, toc th tlre desir. ableness of good orthography and penmanship, and the important influence it would have ona the prospecis of those before him as future business mep. Secondary No. Utermehle, was examined by Chas. H. It is taught by Miss Thon f whom 40 were pres amination of this school factory im nearly every respect, it unnecessary to do more than state the fact in general terms. We must, how- €ver, note particularly the excellence of the spelling and penmanship. The personal ap- j ° pearance of these little girls was exceedingly neat, and the room was handsomely deco: with 1 and flowers. Mr. Utermehle, the close, addressed the school in appropriate | terms, expressing himselt gratified with the | manner in which the seholars acquitied them- selves. is taught by Miss M. A. Tucker. The examin- ation was conducted by Mr. W.J.Rhees. In geography the scholars are rather defective; they excel owever, in mental arithmeti mples in dictation were well rendered, and the penmanship remarkably good for thos who haye been for so short time under struction in this art, haying just begun to write at the beginning of the present scho astic year. The school-room, which a tastefully decorated, is in the building at the northeast corner of Tenth and E streeta, and is in keeping with other rooms in the-same building, already noticed by us. It is to be hoped that better rooms will be provided a During the year there has bee: tendunce of 45; but flve were abs ion, and they were detaine ount of sickn No. 4, hird District, S examined by Dr. C. he teacher of this count of sickness she could not be present, and the school was presided over by Miss Addie Thompson, who succeed in preserving very good order, and pr the entire satisfiction of the i Visitors y pnt. This school corner of Third streetand Pennsy enue, over Langley’s blacksmith shop. The itis soarranged thatall get the benefit of it. The working in the smith shop below the ec 1 room might naturally"be considered a and children have become accustomed to it, and the noise is never s0 greatas to be an an- moyance. The examination was a, satisfa one, the pupils excelling in orthography, read- ing, &c., and the Tirst class evineing particular aptitude in arigpmetic. Geography had been studied with care. A better show might hive been made had Mrs. Jensen been able to attend, but Miss Thompeon supplied her piace u stitute teacher could have done. we understand ot Mrs. Jensen's system of teaching, she gives herselt unnec sary labor. Her classes are not arranged as are those in the other secondary schools, but as any § From who in reading ure in the second in arithinetic, and so on through the entire rangeof studies. This system may be « good one, but it has the effect of increasing the number of classes and en- tailing much labor upon the teacher. How- ever, Mrs. Jensen’s scholars give evidence ot Pp 3, and that is the great desideratum after all, no matter how the school may be classified. The examination exercises were (as at the other schools) interspersed with singing. Atthe conclusion of the examination, Dr. Dayis made afew remarks, expressed bim- self well pleased, but thought that towards ths latter part of the exercises the older pupils were pot as quiet as they should have been. . On the —“whole, however, and considering the absence «of their regular teacher, they had dene very well. This schoof numbers 61 pupils, 59 of who were present. Ferpale Intermediate Schooi,(Island,) Fourth District. in charge ot Miss Annie E. Dawes, lis. On the roll, 53 pupils; present, 51. This if a grade of the schools intended to prepare pupils for immediate transfer to the Grammar Schools; copsequently its highest class should be quite equal to the lowest in the latter. Of course so desirable 4 result cannot be well at- tained until the present classitication has had time to work out the distinctive position of each grade. At the examination Monday, which wa- attended by quite alarze company, most gratifying approximation to the object ip view wis manifest. The class in grammar itted themselves well. The reading was from the sleepy drawl on the one hand, the squally, provoking, rapid and senseless ring’? on the other. In general, 3 Showed intelligent and skilful instruc Considering the miserable text-book in- don the pupils, (although said on the page to be written by a teucher,) the his- y cluss exhibiied remarkable memory, viz 6 answers Showed about one-fifth ‘of the d@ work that had been spent on it by the her and pupils. All present seemed more pleased ; and the exercises closed with a pretty duet, called “The Parting Song,” isses Ella Davidson and Bella Robey, chorus by the school, given with fine ct. Prof. Daniel appeared to ba in high rits at the success of his pupils in this beh. The usual congratulatory aadresses made by Messrs. El Cassel and Hol- » the latter closing some very excellent ks by & presentation of 3 re- im for moral conduct to Miss Laura Gar- Mr. Cussel’s effort to stimulste mora duct in esch school is generous and praise ‘orthy; and xs the Board of Trustees uro times at a loss what to give a premium for, suggest that they follow Mr. Cassel’s lead District to rally to the defence of the city, made this morning in our advertising co! 8, by the «Metropolitan Rifle Company, ‘ing the members of that Us, etree 25 to this evening at Tomperance Hall, to take res for drill. All desiring to join the any are also. requested.to meet there, METROPOLITAN HALL.—Uperatic entertain- | nb-board | In | At the close of the | Martin, | Secendary No. 4, has a roll of 51 names, and | ! at the consultation of counsel. i | ercival | room is one of the most comfortable in the city. | There is a fine draft through it atall times. and | ack, but we are informed that the teacher | some of the pupils whoconstitute the first class | examined by Messrs. Holmead, Cassel and | the | | bot undert: i Cinovrr Covrt—Tar Brown Witt Case— After our report closed terday, the cross- examination of Mrs. zabeth ‘Brown was continued. She paid the bilis for turnishing the house on b street. She knew Mr. Hardin, of Kentucky, who boarded at her house; he did e@ to pay the bills for farnishing the house. She did not tell any one that he was the father ot the child, nor go to Kentucky to make him support the child; never said that Mr. Hardin was the tather of the second child, nor that Dr. Miller, of Baltimore, was the father of Emily. Witness became acquainted with Mr. Walker at Mrs, Stahl’s, where she was known as Llizabeth Phillips. The caild Georgeinna was buried in the Cengressional Cemetery; never knew that the remains were removed, nor does she know that the inscrip- | tion over the graye was “Georgeanna W.;” Goes not recollect of ag ey that Georgeanna wus the child of Mr. Walker. (Copy of the inscription read by Mr. Bradley.] “Witness dees not recollect it. The site in at burial ground, she thinks, was purchased in the name ot the family of Mr. Brown previous to and after his death, but she was not slowed to be preseat Witness does hot rememLer saying in the Orphans’ Court that Marsnal Brown and Jesse Haw were the next of kin; did not mention her daughter as an heir until long after the decease of Mr. Brown. mere A SoLprer KILLED.—Abvout noon yesterday a soldier belonging to company E, 4th Pa. cay- alry, known as Longstreet, alias Wm. Jones, was killed at the Washington Retreat, kept by a German named Everline, on the Seventh street road, above the Park. It appears that the deceased went into the house, and that the barkeeper, Charles Peters, put him out, as he (P.) alleges, for insulting a lady who was present. The deceased picked up a stone and threw it in the window and another aguinst the side of the house, when some one shot trom the window, the ball entering his right breast, passing through his lungs and heart, and lodg- ing in the leftside, killing himinstantly. Peters attempted to escape, but officers Boose ind O'Hara, being near by, arrested him and took him before Justice Rowland, who committad him to jail for aturther examination. Coroner Woodward held an inquest on the body yes- terday afternoon, and the jury returned a yer- dict thatthe deceased came to his death by a wound made by @ pistol ball fired by Charies Peters. The oflicers, after the occurrencs, found & pistol, which the ball taken trom the body of the deceased fitted, hid in the upper part of the house, with one barrel empty. i ee a DEATHS OP SOLDIER! he following have been reported to Capt. Hartz, (etfice corner ot Eighteenth and G streets,) since our iast, at which place all information relative to de- ceased soldiers may be obtained: isaac Oliver, 149th Pa.; Morris Levi, uth N. Y.; Henry Hartson. 7th Mich. cay.; Wm. Fair- hurst, 26th Pa.: Joseph P. Dalton, 13th N. Y.: Joshua H. Bradley, 12th Vt; Matthias Muler, 3d Ind. cav.; Levi M. Wallace, M7th N, Oscar Stewart, ith N. Y. art.; Benjamin Kline 6th Ohio cay.; Wm. Wetherwax, Li9th Pa.. Frank Schmaltzied, Ist Mich. eav.; J. W. Hoyt, ioth Ct.; Richard White 2d Pa. R. C. Mott, 16th Mich ; Jacob Snyder, listh I Webster, 30th N. J.; Wm. Norton, 5th Wis.; Chas. North, 7th Mich.: Richard 1. Eyer 30th N. J.; Geo. Lutz, t1ith Pa.: Miron M.S. ly, S6th N- Y.; Thomas McFarland, 79th N. Y. C. C. Slusser, 107th Ohio; John A. Strang, Ist Mass. cay.; Henry Rowe, 7th Mich. cuy.: Jas. E. Davis, 67th N.Y; W. W. Herring, 7th Mich. -: C. Harmon, 153d Pa.: Lestie B. Gardiner, ay.; Thos. Lambert, 6th Ohio cay. ——— CRIMINAL Court, e Fisher_—Yesterday, Patrick Dempsey, indicted for an assanlt, sub- mitted his case, and was fined one do}lar. John Thompson, indicted for a similar of- fence, was found guilty, and fined five dollars. Michael Rady was found guilty of an us- sault on a woman, and fined one dollar. John Alexander, charged with an assault, submitted his case, and raceiyed 4 nominal! e. yabeth Herbert and Elizabeth Gibson, charged with a similay offence, submitted their cases, and were fined two-and-a-half dollars each, Levi Farrell, charged with a like offence, submittea his case, and was found twenty dollars. and New York avenue, John P. Hil who resides on Fourteenth street, bet and Bl, w wakened by ct iugise in his yard, and on going out he discovered that some scoundrel had placed @ lighted candie, proba- n inch and @ half tong, roa barrel ounded by straw, in Mr. If woodshed. But for tnis building would no doubt sp flames. As Mr. Hi! saw some one, VAGRANCY AN nuisance so long ex position bited by the oilicers to abate it. Last n seyen p@sous wi ed for d thirteen bi sleeping in Three of thoze charged with va- grancy ned 1 exch; one was turned 7 tot uperintendent a5 4 spicious ‘character, and the othe r nissed upon their promise to do better in The boys were mostly 1 t d itis a pity tha: so smart li should be wit! homes, and obliged to lodge the streets. pee ee A MAN TuIvyv.—On Friday last, Officer Barkeley, of the eighth precinet, arrested a soldier named Chris. Herndon fer stealing a trunk from 4 house on © street, between Sec- ond and Third, belonging to a Mrs. Perry. Mrs. P. had come here from the North to a'- tend her husband, who was sick in hospital, and on arriving here she found that he had just died. Herndon was very officious in sisting Mrs. Perry to finda placeto keep he trunk, and while she was attending the fune- ral of her husband he stole it. He was com- mitted to the Central Guard-house. —— Witp FELLow.—Yesterday, a young fellow, named James Weich, haying indulged too freely in fighting whisky, became disorderly, and near the corner of H and Third streets north, he assaulted first W. J. Crozgon, then Daniel him and took him before Justice Giberson. ‘The justice fined him $5.70 tor disorderly con- assault and battery cases. suspicious character, loafer around town and hard case generally, was arrested yesterday by roundsman Mattingly and officer Parker, the means ofsupport. Mauret has frequently been the warning. fae ge SELLING Liquor to SoLpieRs.— Edward to the Central Guardhouse, charged with sell- ing liquor to soldiers. ch ies SgconpD Warp Stratton Cases.—W. Knott, | drunk: $2. Wm. Clark, do.;do. Also, resist- | ing officer; dismissed. Onrzopopy.—There is no part of the human @ 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 chiropodi#t is indispexfable, and ‘we know of none more competent than Dr. ite, now located at 424 Penn. avenue, between 4'; and 6th streets. Thousands of people in Washington and vicinity testify with gratitude as to his suecess- fal treatment of corns, bunions, Ingrowing nails and other disorders of the feet. Dr. ite makes cbirop ody a specialit without experiencing m.to9p.m. No chai in. for consultation, Hasitvat Constiparion.—Hore to effect a and Permanent cure.—Some occupations of li dispose to costiveness, especially those whic! low but little exercise. Persors who contract tais un- fortunate habit of body, under such circumétan: might possibly be relieved by changing their seden employments for others ofa more active kind but thisis by no meanacertain. Hal pation is a very obstinate disorder, Mary 6o-cailed remedies invariably aggravate it. Mosung can be more injurious than the continge t use of strong aperi-nts. They at first irritate, aud finally almost paralyze the bowels—rendering them | 60 id that enormous doses of cathartic medi- cine! no effect upon them. A mild apecient, om bii with s gentle stimulant, is the true remedy; and acombiwation in the happiest pro- poritic of these ingredients. is found ia Hos- ‘elter’s Stomach Bitters, This famous stomachic invigorates the whole intestinal canal, while quietiy removins from its convolutionn ail impadi- ments to a free passage through them. No mere purgative has thus double operat a, No ordinary stimulant effects tee desired objc sea of con- stipation aba: domed as hopeless .atinguished medical men have been cured in a few weels by the Bitters. To those who have tned tl edi- cines of the dispensary in vair, wa say try thie irresietible stimulantand aperient. There is no sufficient reason why constipation should be the consequence of sedentary hab’ Hoatetter’s Bitters, by supplying the vigor which wouldnthor- wise be deri from exercise. will im ail cases enable the sys' to perfarm its excretory funo- tiene ri tly and Realthily. Few paysicians even make proper 2ilowsnces for the excitemsntin some cases, and the gleom aimost amounting to despeir, in others, which are frequently the actom- qneate of thediseaser of females. The truth 8, that ladies affected with those visitations often make hervie forts to conquer them, and fail for 3 ee eee ILITARY CALL.—A call to the militia of | Yom 3 #8 constitation were the want of just such a stimulant and corrective se the * » afford, If the true nature of r appreciated, it Ribesseaap fa auerse eestor nacor re ,on 8 coutr Should rendor her the object of a tendor ayaipathy lostetter's celebrated Stomach Bi pared sold by Hostetter and Baie ture, Pa. Soild by all druggists and fondly, @roeers, Wh Agents—A. M. Bininger & Do , 237 40 25-003t Penn, ave. Mrs. E. Brown. Her daughter resided in | Donahoo, and next officer Crown, who arrested | duct, and sent him to jail for court in three | oes A Bummer Agrustep.—Charles Mauret, a officers not observing that he had any visible ordered to leave the city, but he neyer heeded Howard was arrested yesterday and committed You are sure to get relief in. Office open from 9 a, joi7 A Mipecwaen MEtoer. WTwasa night in the dogdays, And all through the house Night prowlers were stirring— Fieas, bed-bugs and mouse, The children, uneasy, Squirmed this way and that— The bed-buga preferred them Because 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 insects. Lyon’s Mag- netic Pills are sure death torats and mice. Sold everywhere, Je lv-2w Danwrs &. Barxes &.Co., New York. ' | Six Days.—Dr. Godfrey’ to Coxs ix 81x Days.—Dr. ey Mbt 8 of sixty-five years’ will cure Gonorrhea in siz Cn as No | change of diet required. Price $1 per bot | by 8.0. Ford, corner ilth street and Pa, avenue Washington, and Kenry Cook, Alexandria. ja3-ly Dis#asks OF THE Nervous, SEMINAL, URINARY ! amp Sexvat SysTeMs.—New and reliable treat- | Ment—in Reports of the Horward Assoctation—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Addrers Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-4m DIED, a on the Situleime, Bra. 5U3AN WHITE, in the oth year of her age. The friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral. from the residence of her son-ia . Rob’t A. Connell, 669 M street, on Thursday aftec- noon, at 3e’clock. *s, At 10*: e’clock p. m., on the 30th ultimo, after » short but severe illners, at the age of 4 years an 9 months, ELLA, daughter of Margaret A,and the late Dan'1 J, Hongler. * At Cairo, IN., June 2st. of congestive chills, JOHN NEWLAND, son of M apham, U: 8. Naval Pyrotechnist, aged a6 months PIC NICS, &e. 0! FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY! A GRAND PIC-NIC to ba gi at GREEN SPRING PAVILION by the propri etor of the Spring and managed by. the United tilee Cinb of George | town. The managers pledge themselves to make this che Pic-Nic of the season. There has been a sufticient lorce of police engaged for the day to preserveorder. Tickets 50 cents, admitting a geu- tleman and ladies. Stages will leave the car stand | for the Spring every half hour. ei z Jy 1-3t* W,. T. PAUL, Sec'y, FOR SALE AND RENT. Hes easD ROOMS FOR RENT A® 148 B street, near 7th street, for the first of the month. Jy 1-5t* i OOMS FOR BENT AT 456 ESTREET, NORTH | side, between bth ead 7th strects, Thoy are large, airy, convenient, snd will be reated on rea- sonabis terms, jy L3t* Fo ISHED ROOMS—Very handsomely far- nished; location best in the city, Apply on the premises, 264 F street, between 13th and lith streets. dy U-3t* pro RENT—With board, two fine large rooma on3d floor and one on Ist floor, and several small rcoms for single gentlemen. Terms moder- ate. 115 Estreet, near Post and Patent Oflices. Table Boarders also accomme jy 1-30" F nd geod neighborhos!; 10 rooms, bath roow and modern conveniences, Rent $700. with good security, Furnitare to tae amount of $200 to be sold to tepant. Addrers, with name, Box $1! Post Office. 1t* (URNISHED ROOMS —Five Furnished Rooms for rent. No, 424 isth street, between New York avenue and H street, jo30-3t" 0 REN T—Very handsomely-furnished APART- MENTS, 1n a first class house, 332 G street, between }2th and |2th. OR RENT—One pleasant front third story CHAMBER ani one in tae second story in a rivate family where there are no small ciildr: ference exchanged, Inquire at No, 24 M st., betweon Sth and Ith streets, Single gentlemen referred, ora gent 2 and wife without chil- ed. rea. Fo RENT—Large RO rnished, in the spscious No [ street, between 3th and lith stree e Franklin Square. Meals furnished by experienced caterara, je2+3t* F& RENT — Desirable APARTMBNTS, suite, on first avd secord floors. A gentlemen ferred. Private table if piid to those inthe h at 495 l7th street, between H and FY RENT—A large first-class en arty of esired, Avply ; RNISHED HOUSE in Georgo' own—lt rooms, stabling, etc, Also for lease, the valuabie Lot in this city. rortt west cnrner of C and ith streets, Also a Lot for sale. on the wert sidsof 12th aad Canal streets. Beth good stan 's tor business. And several eli- gible situated Lots, for private residences, foc sal JAMES F. HALIDAY, Beal Estate Broker, 515 lth st. FPO8, RENI— A FURNISHED HOUSR, dosi- rat ly iocated, not far from Willards’ He:al. rupplied with ai! the medern improvements. For ter, o EB. P. SIMPSON, at Bibley & 3 etween 10th and lita. 32 25-tf da 20D, OR SALE —One of t RE most money making STAURANTS. with lodgings attached, ing tue best busipe ashing;ton. To any one who wishes to en, iness, it will be asure fortune, w. ly shown by baving an interview. None but meno: means need apply. For information apply to C. B, SARER, Star ¢) is je 26-e03t de MANUFACTURERS, MILL lp RENT, for {from thre to seven years, at option of the lens the brildings and ine water power, on Kock crook, pear ths Clit burn Hoa- pital. about three miles from this city, Known ag the Adams Mill The building is substantially built, about fifty feee square, nas live full tours, besides cellar and attic. It is now furnished with thrae over-ahot wheels, | about thirteen feet in diameter. The mill dam and are in perfect order, and the water power unfs: . The mill itself is out of repair. For further perticulars. apply to DAVID A. BURR, Attorney at Law, Offic corner ‘hand ¥ streets, je 25 e04t* site Post Office. A FINE GARDEN FARM FOR SALE. Four miles and @ half from Washington, in a northeraly direction, ina highstate of caltivation, now covered Ww a flourishing crop of vegetation, fine Dweiling, sli requisite outbuildings, two pumps of excellent wat and will be sold cheap forcash. Inquire of B. LACY, onthe premises, or | J. BANKS, heed Dealer, corner Seventh and N Streets, Washineton Je 23-im™ © LET—A FORNISHED HOUSK, near the City Hail, Inquire at this office.’ ja f OOTTAGE HOUSE in the Fo, SALE—A unes\ Village of Bladensburg. ILis pleasantly locat- ed, Apply to ed. ¢. Maryland, with tine yard and zardan att F.R.& J. W. YSITCH, Bladens | _Jeteozwe - | JOR BALE—150 desirabie BSJLDING LOTS in | various sections of the cityWf Washington, at i lew prices and ou convenient terms. Apply to. CAKUSI, Law Office, No. 35 Louisiana avenue, je 5-1m AG KNIBERD KOUMS TO KENT—¥or rent, at 459 izth street, east side, between Gand H streots, neatly furnished and vary comfortabie BED ROOMS, and SITTING RCOMS, and PAR- LORS. The neigkborheod is in tho city, Every attention ing them. one of most desirabiq i aid to those occupy- No children in the house. my 3-tf tire, but a person Iam too loyal tothe Government to undertake any thing of t kind, {1} J. A. McINTIRE, GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS, NOTICE.—LICENSES.—Ali persons whose licenses from the corporation of George- town expire on the 30th instant are hereby notified to renew the same on or before the lith ef July next. otherwise they subject themselves to a fins, and the law is compulsory on the proper officers to enforce ssid fine against all delinquents. 24-3tawtyy 10 WM. LAIRD, Clerk. GEORGETOWN TAXKES.— An abatement of #ix per cent. 1 be allowed upon the eneral Tax of 1853 if paid on or before the first day of July next. he Water Tax of 1361, deferred by act of the Gorvoration, |, Will be due and payabie at the same 2. All persons in arrears for the Sehool Tax of 1351 and 1502 are earnestly requested to settio the same without further delay or cost je 15-ec8t CHAS. D. WBLCH, Collector. HOTOGRAPH AL BU M 8! The largest, cheapest and best atock of PHOTOGEAPH ALBUMS now in the District, can be found at No. 85 High street, Georgetown. C. éxamination of my stock of Books,Stationery, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &c.. is reapectfully solisited. Gkones W. King. je25-12t* $5 High street. Georgetown, D. 0. JNO. W.LUMSBON, F ORWABDING [hoes SUNERAL COMMISSION 91 amp ses Waren ‘Bresar, 607 Keown. + Gy Attonds Hershxadiee generally ; Procires Wrelghts Ohare sare Vessels, ineas jected ean transacted always with ee ee —— EE TEAMBSHIP JAMES 3 GREEN HAS AB- S rived from New York and is now charging wargo at the foot of High Geor town. a Pusiro worroe 10ers 3a 2, practice of deposit: he , or rubbish of Say. lescription, Sr alongs the line of the Washington Canal, must be tinued; and all persons 80 0! prosecuted to the fullest extent of the OY oa eID BUEN, 39%9-eolw Commissioner ef Washington Dual, Apply immediately, ; RRENT—A DWELLING HOUSE ina central | WANTS. wan TBD—By an American woman, a SITUA- TION for plainsewing or housekee ; best reference given’ Appiy at the Star Offees ite WANRTED—a SITUATION for estat servant girl (cook) in a hotel or private family. ae dress 496 14th street. ANTED—By a respectable woman, a SITUA- WwW TION as cook Wi aN r and ironer ina private family. Address B. L , 8tar Office. it" OUSE WANTED-Fifty dollars bonus will be Given; 5to 9reoms, Address C.B., Star Of- . Sy 1-2t* WANTED—A GIRL to cook, wash and iron at 145 P street, between 19th and 3th. Recom- mendation required. jv 1-30" ANTED—At the Clarendon Hotel, two goot Wsshers and Ironers for the Isansey. The Ironer must be abse of doing ap fine clethes ; Rone other need apply. jy 1-2t* J ANTED.—Several gentlemen can be accom- '¥ rodated with Board, at north 8 st.. Capitol Hill, one block from Capitol, and half block trom street cars. es je 1-3t* WANTED—« BOY, about fi years of age, te learn the hair dressing ti ; he will fiad agoodhome, Apply at 569 Seventh street, Navy Yara Je 1-3t* A WAITER WANTED AT THE GOSLING Re: rant; fo a fi class one $20 8 month Will be given the whole year round. Inquire at Restaurant, 217 Penn. avenue, betweon 1?th and isth streets. je 1 2t* ) ANTRO—A first rate COOK and an industri. ous Chambermaid; they will be required to V do the wasbing of the family. Recommendatien requirec. Colored woman preferred. Apply at No, 3 Franklin Piece. jy iste WANTED TO REN T—Setween now and August Ist, by a gentleman aad wife {no csildren),a small furnished or unfurnished House, ei her in Wasrhington or Georgetown, Please addresa, stat- ing terms, locality, &c., C0. M. M., this office, jy 1 3t* V ANTBD—A SITUATION as paymaster’s cierk, oras clerk or dook-keeperin any other department, by a man well acquainted with busi- ness of the k: having had fifieen year’s ex- perience, and is alirst-rate penman. Best of refor- ences given. “Webster,” Box 1017, Washington, D. c. jy 1-3t™ [NEQRMATION Want ‘of Company G Hent to Rev. PLE Washington, D. 0. Vy ANTHD—At the Bbbitt House, three GIRLS ard ene to assist in taking care of children, A Colored Woman wanted to wash children’s clothes. je 3-3" Vy Air ap tre good BAKERS; ons on cakes and the other on bread, Apply at the corner of E ang Eleventh streets, L ja 31-3t* NOERR & BRO. V 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A GOOD COOK ; one that can come well reco:ameaded, none MRS. HERBURT, ., between 6th and 7th. in town to know that wa pattern brought us, on flannel, n, linen, aad muslin.’ We are the only persons who make it an exclas i and Atamy your goods while you wail. 381 Fst.: Uerween Eighth and Ninth, opposits Patent Opies. Je 3-5t~ Wy Anite moderate size HOUSE fora family where there dreasW. HH. N., Box 1 D.C. W ANTED—A COLORED BOY, from about Isto | 13 years of age, who understands driving and taking care of a horse. Algo,a Colored Woman to attend to chamber and housework generally, Ap- ply at this ofice je 29-30" WANTED—a DIN ROOM SERVANT. One recommended may hear that can come will re ofa good situation by applying at Room Ne, 37, iding. joa7 tf BD OF OWEN REILLY, fith Regiment U. 8. . Boyle, St, Peter’s Charch,- je 30-3t* others need app! att eat Warten Stamp veivet, siik FURNISHED mail family, or board ina » no other boarders, Ad- , Post Office, 1oee ti 29 AUCTION SALES, ee TE ie Sealed ees YHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-2TORROW | By C. B. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers, ORSE, MULES, WAGONS AND HARNESS AT AvCTION —We will , TO-MOSROW MORNING at 9 oilvek "sith Wane Home Mas Canoe nae enh the Canal, large stock. Tei ity 10H. LI GROWN & Go. ane By W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneer: South cor. Penn, ave, and 9 st. NTINUATION OF THE TRUST / OF STOCK OF FINE LmPORTED WIN AND (1toars.—The Btock remaining DAY MORNING noe aa ee oe oe rs nex nt, ‘oh the Auction Rooms of WL. Wall & Go. G. H. QARTER. Trustee, W.L. WALL & ©0., Ancts, By W.L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers, UTLEB’S STOCK AND SMALL STORES AT AvoTion—On TO-MORROW MORNING, 24 instant. 30 o'clock, we will sellat the Auction Rooms, s lot of Butler's Supplies, consisting of— 2 0 Ibs. Butter, Oheess | Figs, Dates, Chamois Leathor Pocketand Table Cutlery, Camp Knives, Pans, yl &e., s Woolen Shirts, Gloves, Hosiery Buca, © &c., &e.. &e. ‘erms cash. jy l-d W. 6. WALL & CO.. Aucta. By GREEN & WILLIAMB. Anctioneers. SALE OF NEW_AND OLD FURNITURE AT WO Acction.—On THORSDAY, the 2d inst,, at 9 o’clock A. M..we shall sellin front of our Stora Rooms, corner 7th and D streets,a large lot of Now Furniture, consisting of— Wainut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, and Cc. ieee bts lets ‘ottage Setts complete Sotas, Spring Seat and other Chairs, &e., A large lot of Old Desks, Tabi AL Book binder’a Tools, consi ez of — Shears, Presses, Brurhes, Handscrews, &c.. One Large Gard Cutter, anda large lot qe » &e. f old GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers, VAlussLs BOILDING LOTS AT AUCTION, SITUATED ON VIRGINIA AVENUK,NXT TO THE CORNER OF BECOND STKEET—On WEDNBSDAY AFTERNOON, July Ist, i853 at6 o’clock, we wiil sellon the premises, Lot 15, in Square 534, having afront of forty-eight feet on Virginia avenue, Inianiry. o} suitable for two huuses, and willbe dividedif re: quired, Terms: One-third cash: balance in six, twelve, ane eighteen months. Sale permeptory. je B-eodk&ds MARSHALL & PAG Aucts’ By J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. CuRANCERY 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 of Adam Dulaney. No. 1,48, equity, and dated June 3, 1853,1 will offer at auction, on FRIDAY, the 26th day of Jun instant, at6 o'clock P.M., on the premires that valnable Ict knownas Lot No. Fifty-five, (55 )ia square three hundred and sixty-seven, (357.) sit uated on Ninth street, near 0, improved with a Frame Dweiling-house, Terms of sale, Cash. . Theterms must be complied with within one week after sale,orthe property may be resold, ater one weeks notice, at the risk and gost of the rst purchase Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. WALTER 8S. COX, Traste 9 je 4-eotd J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auets. B2 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN conseqence of the rain until WEDNESDAY, Jaiy ist, same hour and aces VALTER 3S. COX. Trustee. je77-d J.C. McGUIBE & OO , Ancis. By W, L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers At the Bazaar, 95 Louisiana ave., between 9th and 10th streets. 1 BAY HORSS, sound, xind. and gentle, geod worker in single or double Harness will be sold on THURSDAY MORNING, July 2d, at 10 o’cloca, at the Bazaar, to pay for his livery. je 3) W. L. WALL & CO, Aucts. second floor. Winder’s Bu A LAPY WHO HAS HAD SUPERIOR AD- vantages of education and Knowledge of busi- hess, desires 4 Situation as “private secretary” or amanuensis fora gentieman. Can furnish unex- Sep ionatie testimonials and reference, ddress -MLN ht Je te OUSE WANTED —A moderate-sized House, furnished or unfurnished, situated botween 9th and 19th streets, and north of F street, wanted forone year. Address Box No. » Post Oliica. Je 25-1w™ V J ANTED—Two GIRUS to assist in washing and starching; non® need apply unless they have worked ing hotel or public laundry. Inquire, for one week, at the National Steam Laundry, Pa. avenue, opposite Grover’s Theater. je 25 tf JAS. ¥. HOTCHKISS, Vv ANTED—A PURCHASER or PURCHASERS, daily, for thirty payne purest Baltimore County Ice Cream, of all flavors, delivered in any artof the city at the low price of Tepe gal- ou. Applyto THOMAS E. W. FEINOUR. No. 470 Twelfth street, between F and G, or leave orders at Soda Water and Ice Cream Stand,Wash- ington Building, (corner 7th and Pa, avenue,) Soda Stands No 71! Northera Liberty and No, 373 Center Markeia. je 17-Im* W Ante IMMEDIATELY —Twenty GAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good workmen, and none others will be aceepted, Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K treet, near the corner of Seventeenth street, Lieut, Col. FE. M. GREENS, Chief Quartermaster, Department of Washington. my 25-tf (Dee e ee HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to rent, for from one to three years,a Furnished Dwelling for s ne family. Location in the First or Second Ward preferred, Address Lock Box §5. Washington. D.C. fe 4-tf Vy Auten SECOND-HAND FURNITURE A irrors. Carpete, Beds, Bedding and Houseturnishing Qevds of erery dascription. B, BUCHLY, 42 7th st mar 3)-tf bet, Gand H. east aide LOST AND FOUND. $5 HEWARD.—Straved from tae subscriberon D+) the wth instant, a red builaio COW, with a white face; the :nurks remembered, a TIMOTHY KBLLEGHAN, ¢ REWARD .—BStolen, from the vicinity of 30% Fourth street, $20 Port Tobacco, Margiand, on the nigat of 26th, two HORSES: one a bay; blaze face; small white spot oa the neck, caused by coliar; and black Bisre, with very full and thick neck, stallion usck. Believed to be stolen by negroes. Plow bridles and no satiles. RP. je 1-3t* corner 6th and F sts., Washington. ASTRAY COW.—Five dollars reward G olor of iarze yellow and ¥ ofr large in size, and is lurge udder; very gentie, although she look from the eyes RACHEL J#NKINS, je 50-2t™ 2iat st , No. 366, bet. G and H, Peery as Georgetown, D. G.. on the night of with June, ove BROWN MULE; thirteen apd half hands nighs about twelve years cold. The owner will call at Forrest Hall, Georzetown.prove Property. pay expenses, and take him away, or else he will be disposed of te pay expenses. Je t* Cf TO THE SUBSCRIBER A RED Calf, about 5 or 6 weeks oid, The owner forward, prove property, pay cha t OW Tees, ant GEO. BARBOUR. 202 Lith et. Navy Yard, bet. fiand I. O8T—On Saturday, one BAY MARK; sixteen hands high; with four black feet. A suitable reward will be given to any persen giving isforma- tion about berat M. C. Gran’s Grocery, between Second and Third streets. Je 29-3t* WM. JOHNSON. G , PRICES REDUCED. FRENADINE Shawis, Mosambique Shawis, Black Lace Mantles, Points, i Barnous and Ficolominis in great variety and re- duced ! js M. TAYLOR & OO. 1 0 0 NEW DRY GOODS. PIRCES White, Pink, Biue, and Green Mosquito Netting, Bleached and Brown Cottons, Sheeting, Table Linen, Crash, Diapers, Iris Linen, Hosery. Glovi Cambric and Swiss Sd ging: 8 Ae iy ane ad 2) fs aa ‘ite Goods in every variety of quality a je 26 M. TAYLOR & ESS THAN OLD PRICES, A — CHINA TEA SETS. (32 pieces.) $2.59. IKON-STONE CHINA DINNER SETS, $17, FRENCH CHINA DINNEB SETS, 83}. Also, a‘arge assortment of Decora! Gold-band and White TBA snd CHAMBER SETS at low prices, C. W. BOTELER & SON, 31% Pennsylvania avenue, je 27-3t Between 9th and Ith streets. TISH-WANG, THE GREAT CHINESE REMEDY for GONORRHGA, GLEET, Etc. One Box Witt rervoxm 4 Cugg _ ‘Ingredients are purely vegetable. {t is ple: to the taste, has ne bad odor, and may be carried in the vest pocket without fear of detection. Circulars free. Price $1 a box. Bold and in Washington by 8. C. 1 290 yi- vaniaavenue. Sent by mail. ja 15-eoly oi ADROM PARIS ‘Wishes to give Lessons in her language. Apply to M'me FOWARGER, It 260 Ps. avenue, GIVE NOTICR, That the subscri- i see tbehined from the ‘Orphans’ Court of ‘Washington county, in the District of Columbia, letters testamentary on the personal estate of Pat- riek Gibbons, late of Washi yp city, a Da ge. ceased, All persons having claims against said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the Sar iare ety or Fose anit iaey aa re o' 4 siherwiao by, law be excluded from ali benefit of e. : iS id hand this 234 f June, 1863. Soaclawies RDWARD SRENAN. Wicouter, JAMES F. HALIDAY 515 REAL GSTATE BROKER, $15 Biavenrs Steeer, 6 doors south of Pennsylvania avenue. Houses and Unimproved Lots forssle. jef-eomm* BW No.1 MAOKBREL—' KEREL ee aoe (iol lowe : uy Corner Bighta and'D wirvets, nd Enzertions, Edgings sf bor" By W.L. WALL & CO , Auctioneers, Corner Pa avenue and 9th street, south side, GAOCERIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, LIQUORS AND SuiLL | Storgs, aT AUOTION—Om THURSDAY NORNING, 2 July. at 10 o'clock, We wiil sell, in front of the Auction Rooms, a lot of Groceries, embracing— Barrels White and Yellow Sugars Chests Tea and Ground Coffee Candles and Starch lv Boxes Yellow, Olive and Castile Soap Boxes Adamuantine. Sperm, and Mould Candles Cases Catsup, Sauces and Pickles, and Brandied ruits Gases Natural Preserves and Jellies Cases Mustard, Cinnamon, Pepper, and Ginger 60 Boxes Extract anid Concentrated Coffee Barrels Dried Peaches and Apples Boxes Canned Fruits, Meats and Vegetables 2) Boxes Navy Tobacco 3) caddies Tobacco Smoking and Killikinnick Tobacco A large assortment Cigars 187 cases Claret and Catawba Wine Baskets e>d cases Char:pagne and German Wines. Cases WLirkey, Brandy, Gin, Bitteraand Lemon sirup, Barrels Pike’s XXX, Miller’s Rye, Magnolia, Bourbon. and other Whiskeys, eud lv gallon kegs Suit’s Whisky 34 and }; Brandy Also,a quantity of Small Stores Terma cash, je 30 W. L. WALL & ©9., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers YApessis BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL at Avction—On THURSDAY, the 2t day of July, we shall eell, onthe premises, at six o'clock p. m., the following handsome Building Lots in eubdivision of Square No. 315, beiag Lots G,iani K. These Building Lots are haud somely ‘located on Sth street east, between east Capitol and north A street. erms: One-third cash; balance insix and twelve months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A'deed given anda ceed of trusttaken, Ti- Ue indisputatle. : A portion of the cash payment willbe required when the property is knockad off, and if not esm- plied with it will be then and there put up and sold to the next highest bidder. jezi-d [Rep.| GREEN & WILLTAMS, Ancts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. B* VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO THE undersigned, executed by John Shaw and Matiida Shaw, dated the gthiday of June. A. D. 1859, and by order of the cestue que trust, I shall, on THURSDAY, the 24 dav of July, at 6 o'clock. on the premises, offer at public sale, the ground and improvemenis, mentioned and described in said trust deed, as follows: id The south half of lot numbered four, in Square 423, asthe same is marked and laid down in the ground plan of thecity of Washington, and des- cribed af follows: Beginning 109 feet from the corner of N street north, and runing north, on the line of Sth street west 334-12 feet, thence east 1@ feet ; thence south u3 4-12 feet ; thence west 1% feet to ath strect, the piace of beginzing ; contain- ing SX square feet of ground, together with the imprevements, consisting of two comfortable dweiling houses, with back buildings Terma of tale, casi, The right to resell on five days notice, ifthe terme of the sale are zot complied with, at @ coat and risk o! 2 defaulting purchaser. . 3. WILLIAMS, Trustee C. McGOIRE & CO., Aucts. BOARDING, NE OR TWO ROOMS VACANT IN ONK OF the mest elegant boarding houses in the city, and in the moat desirable lacation in the First Ward, Inquire at the Star Office. je 0-30" Je 17 2awds —>IOTION SALES, By W. UTURE DAYS. silken: “UL & OV., Auctioneers. XECUTOR's stistana ove, between oth and ree. lish, we will offer at¥ FAMULY HORS: ef Jul; ‘By C VALUABLE On FRID. lock in erder of thed: Tlouses belonging to the on Louistany on FRID. ta % f the late o'clock. aot Ri esa Bacaar ant gentle, and well W.L, WAL L. OROWN & CO., 20., Aucts. LEASEHOLD AT, a¥ AFTERNOUN July, nt of the premises, al : ‘phana’ Court, at 5 Hughes. toyether with thi ae rr occupy. is propert: ‘on: wd street west, between B street sonth and Marpl avenue, in Square No. 433. ‘Raid lease has upwan six months. for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bear- ing interest from day of sale, the cost of the purchaser or purch: CR. L. OROT All conveyancing at WN & CO., Ancts. Office—No, 355 Pa. av., one door frem the corner of 6th at. Jy 1st By W.L. WALL & OO,, Auctioneers. STOCK OF A SUTLER’S SUPPLY STORE AT \) Acction —On FRIDAY MORNING, 34 of July, we will sell at the corner of 7th and E streets, No, Her a atock of Sutler’s Supplies, embracin, tof Table and Pocket Cufiery rge assortmen' Watches, Watch Chains and Guards ES) 2,000 iba Butter, Boxes Figs, Dates, Raisins erm and Adamantine Canéles ider, Woolen Shirts, Drawers and Gloves Pipes, Tobacco Pouches Money Belts and Bags Portmonaies Letter P: Camp Knives Large quentity Pocket Hd’k" Platform Beal tures. wily om and other Stationery 8, &e.) ameois Skins Collars. &c., &c., ies, Counters, Cases, and other Fix- Terma cash. Je 30-4 L, WAUL & ©0., Aucte. By MARSHAL’ ESIRABL. Frame Dw eLuine at Avcti en the premises.on Washingto: Fourth and Pifth, on TUESDA July 7th, at6: je % co; the a in lide: Washingten and eighteen chaser. in five days and records, I will offer for sale at pu tion on MONDAY, the isth of July, o'clock, at the Anction Rooms of W. L. W: Lot So. #, Square 1,54, of the plan of Terma: One-third cash; balance in torily endorsed and be: by Coed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the expense of the pur- « & PAGE Anctioneers. E TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSEAND ‘.—We aball sell ‘street. between AFTERNOON, +5 o'clock, partof Lot2, Square 518, with improvements a3 above stated. Terms: One-third eash; balance in Gand 12 months. fale peremptory. MARSHALL & _PAGR, Aucts. By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. South corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street "PYKCSTEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN TUB SIXTH Warn —By vi to the subseriber, dated October 2a, 136°. and re- e ne of adeed of trust rJ.A.8., N. 5, folio 453, he & So the city of twelve, ‘chaser’s notes satisfac- ing interest and secured om months, If the terme of ssle are not complied with with- from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser,oa giving one day’s notice in some newspaper pub- lisked in the eity of Wask ington. WARD ©, CARBiNGTON, Trustee. Ww. L. WALL & co. . Aucta By MARSHALL & PAGE Auctioneers, Vv Square 564, wi LZ store on the corner and substantial frame house. This stand is beer garden. ALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, CORNER OF 3D BTKEET Avctioy.—On TUESDAY, Juiy 7th, we shall ou the premises, at6 o'clock p m. AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENU. 1 artof Lot ing of frat th improvements, con: valuable for a restaurant or lager Terms: Ove-third cash; balance ing and 12 months, Bale perempiory.. je 2:- MAREWVALL & PAGE, Aucts. By JAS. C. ypurRevep cont of the Distric 1850, in the case of Willi: jainst Tacey of the real e riezed ; the undersi, by the Court premises, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of July, 1363. at 6 o'clock reamed, following lots of. ments, lying i Lot No. 10, sul 2) feet on ilth - McGUIBE & OO., Asctioneers, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE In liance with an order of the Cireuit Court t of Columbia, entered October 25th, f wm Tabler and others, Danie! and others, directing » sale state of which, John Tabler died. ed Commissioners appointed. in said case. will offer for sale on the commencing with the first round and _improve- n the city of Washington, D. C,, viz - bdivision in Square No. 336, fronting street west, between Q and Kstreats, P.M and containing 1900 feet; and Lot No. 12, sub- division in Square No. 480, fronting 20 feet on 5th street west, between E and O streets, and contain- ing 1868 square feet, the improyemets on each of said Lots coneisting of a emall Frame Houre, Terms of saie: Cash. da deed of trust , iber J. 4.8 folios 9, et seq., amoug the land recor ia for mn county, in the District of Columbia, we 1D, will sell, at premises,on THEO. SHECKELS. BENNETT HENNING, JAMES W. BARKER, ZEPHANIAH JONES. i Commi3sioners, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. By J. 0. McGUIRE & OV., Auctioneers IRUSTEE’S SALKO# VALU. Taz Dgrot at Pusuic 8. ASL LOTS NEAB |..—By virtue of a No. 147, Wash- recorded in ‘ad c Al in front of the THU uction, RSDAY, the 18th day of June 1563, at half past § o'clock ‘P. M., Lots numbered three, seven, eight, eleven, fourt: een. and fifteen, the subdivision of original lot numbered two, in Square numbered six buadred and twenty-nine, (3, 7,8, 11, 14. , and 15, in subdirision of Lot 2 square No. 623,) wich ‘are mest eligidly located on First street west and New Jersey avenue. betwean Dani E purchasera. reets north, and offer a rare chance for Terms of sale: eae cana and the residue ia one year, with interest, secur on the premises. All conveyances at purchaser's cost. : Uniess the terms of sale are complied with in three days from the day of the right to resell at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser is re- served. By order of the Trustees je S-eodkds J, 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ®7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed until FRIDAY, Ju!y Sd, same hour and place. _Je 19 eokds. By order of the Trust: ea. J.C McGUinke & GO., Aucta. J] §S. MARSHAL’S SALE—In virtue of teri + feciss. on judement of condemuation, iseued from the clerk’s office of the Supreme urt of the District of Columbia,and to me directed. I will expose to pubii court house door of said county, on ic sale, for cash,at the frost of the ai THURSDAY, the i6th day of July next, 1863, st 12 o’cloek m., the east half of Lot No. 16, in Square No, 724, together with alland 5 seized and levied upon as the property of Malony,and will be sold to satisfy jadicis! 110 to October ingular the improvements’ the cone °. . 1863, in favor of Kilen Kelly. admin- WARD H. LAMON istratrix of Miles Kelly. je 23-dta U.8 Marshal D.C. HIDZES—HIDSs. Be fold at Public Auction, on ere ILL WEDNESDAY and m., et the Wharfor Bee: the romen ‘Tern sash. GQ MaMEN IN WANT OF BOAKD CAN BE I well accommodated, on terms very liberal, at 373 Thirteenth street, ane door south of I; itis in 8 pleasant locality, and very canvenient to gent!e- men having business in the Treasury aad Btate Departments. jo 9 2t™ PeieaektLy FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH hi out board. at No. 417 Seventeenth at., square north of the War Depereneny Boarders take: LARGE WSLL-PURNISHED HOUSE, Day * beaut: toated on epee Hiil, is per repared to @ permanent boarders; rooms al! Taree, uare high ceilings. Single gentlemen First street Bi preferred Reference exchanged, je 25-lw* east, between A and B. RK RENT.—One or two ROOMS, large, airy, ‘and comfortably furnished, with excellent board. The house isin the immediate vicinity of four Departments of the Government, and has modern conveniences. Terms as moderate as the times will possibly permit, To those who desire a quiet pleasant home, free from pretension, or show, where overy attentioa is paid to the comfort of its i tex, this ey land is offered. Apply at No. 3905 7 street, between F and G streets. je RSONS DESIRING BOARD MaY FIND all the comforts of an elegant home by apply- ing at 426 2th street, corner of F. three squares west of ‘arand Navy Dovartments, One of the pleasantest locations, with on of the finest ae the cit: Water and gas in every room. Table oarders taken. -Im* Je 16-1m ILERES FROM THE DEPARTMEN' RMY ers Visi ih TS, A iting W: may find a comfortable home in one of t most delightful locations in Washington, No. 52 Missouri avenue. One very large front room, 2d story, now vacant. my 15 ‘ORTE FOR SALE,—A superior 6% oc- rao donewood cone Pingo Forte willy . Apply at No. 213 H street, LR aed o Mm ‘ OTOMACG MARKET THE GOV; fare WHARF, Foor or 8ixtu Staaet. A. M, HEPBUEN, Proprietor. MEATS, FISH. v ‘ABLES, FRUIT, 108, &¢, wont hE Rsran 8 : fctassiaaad seer metor ue g TS 13 RR 2oaGHE S| ROAGH RS! RoaoHESIn BEDBUGS! Mamatabe tere bs ‘i 1 be dest: b -faiti ticles to Becind ee MODRIS Wat' Saabs Sin 3 nH. AVenUSs. je 20. LVE-TWENTY BeNDS. Weare ne TIVE TWENTY BONDE of all denominations, application, without Goon o stablee. averue, on THU fale, 3 {Chron} _Lt, Gol. and G. 8 U SATURDAY, a} ll o'clock &. oe street, Washington, all on hand at the tine vf in Treasury notes, to be paid at the ‘i +? G BELL, ANCE.— We will sell in front of our ixth strest, south of Penn. KSDEY next, at 12 0’c!oc! several HOKSES, to the highest bidder, to pay livery. _Je 29-30" J.C. COOK & CO. ACOORDEONS. Jost Received trom Paris a large assortment of finest quality cheaper than ye house—from $ito $3, Accordeons, which we can sell TZK ROTT’S Music Stor je 9-tf corner of 1th and Penn, ave. Veen ANIMAL FOR SALE—A su- perb BA Y MARZ; black main and tail, and warranted to show a fall mile in ZSQ two minutes and forty seconds (2:49), or no: Sound. for no fault. Appls i mail. to HENRYE JOHNSO! Kind, gent ud very handsome. rson, or addresa by x, Lox No. 255, Bait. Post Office, Baltimore, Md. ALSO FOR SALE—A SORREL MARK AND A Mi young anc sound, end can heat three in single teed in all respects. arness or to the pole. Guaran- Je 24-e03t CRYSTAL SPRING. COACHES FOR UBYSTAL SPRING AND THE RACE OUURSE. The undersigned will run a coach forthe above places, zaabing hen there wii Tthatreet snd and en Sunday at j0 1 end 4 o'clock, the Metropolitan, avenue, Kirkwood and pring at 2 and ing from 8; od 7 o'clock. way, 50 cents: ohildren formation call je 2) Im* two trips a day (except Sunday, be three.) leaving National Hotel, Penn. avenue, at 12 sat pctoek, at a mk Ons No. 281 Peon. Willards’ Hotels, Return- i npg geoerig = cents; ei price,’ For further in- at 281 Pa avenue. B. FERGUSON, "r of Stages. er Fare— F? WORKS! a FIBEWOBESB!! OF ALL KINDS. ‘The largest assortment in the city. AGS—FLAGB! Of all sinea Hawa d ibebos to 40 feet, - LANTERNS—LANTEBNS! For illuminationa, of different styles, trade supplied at fonsery ices. Come. erybody, and get supplies the Gi posse ss gas a cee naiaee poser "S Warner’s Oolorific foc alone’ sor 4 Je -tiy ¢* 7. F. JOYOR D* PAYSIOIAN A) RG) on F113 ave pom. ve ue Wi Or Te S57 Advice gratis to the poor f10m seven to nin” 34 2)-im* Waser BOY'S CLOTHING. OLOEHING of ae BeAr for dress jgchool wear, to