Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1864, Page 3

OCAL NEWS. ee AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp's Tagatgr—Mr. Ford concludes a “very svccessful week by announcing for the third time the gorgeous spectacle, “The Forty Thieves.” The entertainment has proven an attractive one, because no effort has been spared by the management to make it so. This must be evident to all, whether they consider -the cast, the scenery, the appointments, the ‘music, or aught else connected with the proper Tepreeentation of the dramatization of this in- “teresting Oriental tale, Grover’s THEATER —Miss Kate Vance and the fine performers who have throughont this ‘Week supported her, have been immensely suc- ‘cessful with «Mazeppa,” dramatized from Lord Byron's splendid creation. Each night this week thissplendid theater has been crowd- ‘e4,and Mr. Sinn, temporary lessee, certainly deserves the thanks of amusement lovers for ‘the fine manner in which the play has been” ‘produced. CANTERBURY.—The attractions at this resort Are of such a character as toinduce theatten- dance of exceedingly large audiences, who ever fail to give deserved applause to Mariet- ta Rave), the corps of Ethiopians and the fine elope who so well do their duty in de ineating the different characters in the new drama, “ Bushwackers of the Potomac.” Txe Grace Cuvgcn Fate has been in suc- cessful operation at Island Hall all of this ‘week, and has new features of attraction night+ ay. The hall is so well ventilated as to make It a very desirable resort there warm evenings; Znd, indeed, one forgets the heat when be. ‘Ing ¢ntertained by the agreeable ladies in at- tendance. The week could not be better closed than by a visit here. Opp Fzttows’ Hatt Fare.—This fair, for the benefit of a home for friendless women and children of wounded soldiers, who come Dere in search of relatives, will shortly close. As the cause is a good one, it is desirable as gnuch money as possible should be realized. > THe Witey-Brown Casz.—The case of obm and Emily F. Wiley against Marshal °OWD Was resamed yesterday before Judge Wylie, in the Circuit Court, when— ohn Roberts and Wm. Giles testified as to a family named Phillips having lived near Elk- ton, Cecil county, Md., some years ago, and recognized Mrs. Brewn as one of the dangh- ters, who left that place when she was Is or 19 years of age. Mrz. Ryan. sworn.— Witness and Mrs. Wiley “Were intimately acquainted, and witness was Well acquainted with Mrs. Brown. Witness heard Mrs Brown say frequently before Til- Jotson’s death that he was not the father of Emily. Witness testified that in copying a Jeter for Mrs. Brown there was a passage ‘which stated that Dr. Miller, of Baltimore, was the father of Emily, which, when she (wit- ness) read it to Mrs. Brown, the latter stated Was true. Also heard Mrs. Brown say that Emily was not Tillotson’s child—that sbe was thavkful that she had none of his blood in her | veins. Mrs. Brown stated that when she was | first introduced to Tillotson she was about to leave the city, and at that time Emily was @bout three or four years old. Mrs, Brown aiso told witness that Dr. Miller, of Baltimore, was the father of Emily, and that she (Emily) eould baye been well provided for had she given her up to him. On cross-examination, witness stated that the letters she copied for Mrs Brown were #nonymous—One of them being directed to Mrs. Brown and the other to Mr. Brown. Witness also testified that Mrs. Brown said she took the name of Brown from asea captain who died | ateea. After Mr. Brown died Emily said that | she bad a box of sil ver marked with the initials | «+E. F.B.” given her by Dr. Miller, which had | been remoulded, the silver having originally borne the initials +E. F. M.” Witness never | kept up any intimacy with Emily atter she lett school, 2nd witness does not recollect that she ever said or wrote that Tillotson Brown was the tather of Emily. Three letters were produced which were identified by witness who explained that they | “were written for Mrs Brown, who was absent | At the time, and had requested her (witness) to | ‘write to Emily, who was at sciool at the | time. Wm. J. O’Brien sworn.— Witness became ac- quainted with Mrs. Brown in 1559, and stopped | at the house for some time. Witness had heard Mrs. Brown say before Tillotson’s death that | he was not the grandfather to Emily’s chil- dren. Witness had also heard Emily 3 call meold Dr. Miller's daughter.” acted as Mrs. Brown’s counsel formerly, and he was examined at some length as to his pro- ceedings before the Orphans’ Court in her be- half, piel ot ASE PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.—The writ- ten examimations of the Intermediate Schools took place yesterday. One school was exam- ined orally, viz’ Primary No.1, Third District, under control of Miss Josephine S. Bird, and which was examiaed by Dr Walsh. There Was 51 pupils (male and female) present,there being 60 on the roll. This school is held in the basement of New Jerusalem Church, North apitol street, between B and C; and inthe | same room Miss Addie Thompson’s school, | Seconaary No.5, Third District, is weld. The room is usually dark, and in wet weather very damp. We have heretofore spoken of the un- fitness of this locality fora school room; but xs a scbool of this grade is absolutely needed in this section, and as a different room for scbool purposes is not to be obtained at present, | the trustees are constrained to content them- selves with it for & year more at least. The examination yesterday was very good, and all of the pupils conducted themselves, so far as oraer was concerned. in a manner creditable, | hot only to the teacher, bnt to their own sense {| ofdecorum. The school displayed good pro- | ficiency in all the classes, but the second and | third classes appeared to be better posted, so | far as they had gone, than did the first class; | and it must have been evident toali that the | temale pupils were more ready in answering questions than were the males. Miss Bird is a careful, thoreugh teacher, as was shown by the readiness with which the pupils were able to give reasons, the why and wheretore, for all answers made. Miss Bird js a Washingto- nian, was educated here, has had over three years’ experience in teaching. The sub- poard controlling her district are fully satis- tied with her. On Monday next the following schools will be examined, viz: First District—Primary No. 1, Miss Red- mond teacher, by Mr. Brown; No. 2, Miss Ro- binson teacher, by Mr. Wilson. cond District—Primary No. 1, Miss Morse teacher, by Mr. Rhees; No. 2, Miss Flenner teacher, by Mr. Miller; No. 3, Miss Rodier teacher, by Mr. Wight. = Third District—Primary No. 2, Miss Hill teacher, by Dr. Walsh; No. ‘i, Miss Awkward teacher, by Mr. Ferguson; No. 4, Miss Wheat- | ley teacher, by Dr. Davis; No.5, Miss E. A. ANen teacher, by Mr. Tustin. Fourth District—Primary No. 1, Miss J. A. Lee teacher, by Mr. Murtagh: No. 3, Miss A. E. Adams teacher, by Mr. Holmead; No. 4, Miss Van Horn teacher, by Mr. Ellis. —$—— VAGRANTS.— Within two years past the po- lice magistrates have had to deal with a great pumber of vagrants and topers, who comefrom other cities, and among them are many habit- ual customers of the station houses, who are | too worthless to send to the workhouse, where they become a cost to the corporation; but the Imagistrates are obliged to commit or dismiss them. Yesterday morning John Fitzsimmons, | who bas a dread of the, workhouse, was taken before Justice Clayton, for being drunk. The Justice asked him if he would stay awayfrom the Second Ward if dismissed. Fitzsimmons said he would make oath that he would. The Justice accordingly swore him to keep away trom the Second Ward for three months, and sveleased him. preeee eines Tuerowine Muriatic Acrp.— Yesterday, officer McUolgan arrested Larry Cratchett for thre wing muriatic acid on the dress of a young lac) named Eila Davis. The affair occurred at ‘ne corner of 3d street and the avenue last bikht. Cratebett is 15 or 16 years of age, and it @ppears from the evidence that he is the leader 01 @ gang of younger boys, who indulge in mischievous pranks, to the annoyance of the neighborhood. Brutcnett isin the employ of ‘Thomas Thompson, gas fitter, and the acid is used mm the business. Justice Kinsey held him to baid for court. ————-__ A Wire Beater.—Last night, Officer Mor- ‘ris arrested Thomas Sullivan for beating his wife, aod locked bim up in the Fourth Ward s'ationqpouse. This morning Justice Giber- son sent him to jail for court on the charge of Assault and battery; and-also in default of bail io keep the peace. Sallivan is a powerful young man, but is Addicted to drunkenness, And on several pre. vious occasions beat his wife and broke the furniture in the Rouse. His wite was repre- sented by witnesses to be a very industrious, bard-working woman. ————_—— Sanvorp’s Orgra TROUPES, justly reputed to be the best compuny of E:biopian minstrels pow traveling, will give a series of entertaia- men's in this city, commencing on Monday eveaing next, at Odd Feilows’ Hall, 7th street. For genmine Ethiopian fun, and negro com- icalities of a refined order, Santord’s compaa, ns ever been famous. For further particul: see advertisement in the Star. Sasrtagy Rerogm.—The Chronicle says the Sanitary police are going to bestir themselves and accomplish something. Toev will finds fine opening for acommencement in the rotten -mbalming establishments” and the putrid offal and hide packing concerns that have 60 Jong atunk, and stavk, Aud ‘stunk, and‘ stank, and stunk, and stunk, in the city of Washing. ton FOR RENT ‘AND SALE. FoRs SHED ROOMS.—A aul of Woe ome do let, No. 494 . No. isth street, New York avenue snd H. Also, a fine Office Room, Je 25 eost FOR FALE_ The Good WILL and PIXTURES Hot. —For. it Mas been grow- ing hotter cay by until at this time all Prople swelter and pine fora breath ‘of ‘cool sirorarefreshing shower. The coolest spot in @ business office'is carefully cought ort, and every appliance is necessarily used to Keep cool. People keep to indoors as much as pos- of Gillen’e Restaurant, 255 Pa. avenue. Ap- sible, and when obliged to move out inthe | ply :mmediately on th mines. Je 25-3t* eun search diligently for the shadiest walks aud hug them closely. The average range of the thermometer the past week has heeti §@in the shade and {06 in thesun, and at one time (yesterday) it got up as high as 92 in the shade and 109 in the sun, Fi AMEBICAN AGAINGT ENGLISH BUNTING.—To test the durability of American bunting with that of English manufacture, two large fiags have been raised on the ship house at the Navy Yard, by Sailmaker Frankland, ard are thrown to the breeze at all times. Considerable interest is manifested in the result, and there is some curiosity to know which of the two flags will outwear the other. They have new been up Fe. SALE CHEAP —The ' interest of PHOTAGRAPH GALLERY in Washingto’ Going guod business, Reasons given, Oallat 256 Penna avenue, je B-3t* FS RENT —Four or five well FURNISHED ROOMBE, together with one large parlor on 2d feor, together or weer moderate to good tenants, Apply at 334 Ebstréet, between 19th and ith streets Je 25-5t” Fo RFNT,—A BRICK HOUSR, eight. rooms. ‘The furniture for sale for $45 only. Rent of Apoly this evening only at houre $45 per menth. 2 bet, be and lth, second Sone 492 E street, hetween from Vth, northside, dR ‘OR RENT. IN GEORG ETOW N—Two desirable FRAME HOUSES, containing eight rooms each, Water and gas inthe houses, A good base- for two weeks, but thus far the wear is not | ment,cellar and pantry. Also, a good large yard. perceptible on either, Apply te JOHN WANE, No. 10 28 streets” —————E— Je 25° & Trrr To GLYMonT.—The fine steamer Bruck STABLE FOR RENT, ON CAPITOL Phenix, under command of Uapt. Stackpole, Hill, 371 First street east, corner of C street. oral wn that he Tar, enough to accommodate four horses and Seedens seommenantin atone hanes will LOS jionttur bay. and abundance of yard room, Itis leave the 7th street whari every Sunday, at 10 o'clock, for a trip to the above popular resort down the beantiful Potomac; thus giving oppor- tunities to many who cannot leave their occu- pations during the week for 8 day of healthful recreation. just back of the Railread Depot, and near the Capitol Je 25-3t* For SALE—With immediate -possession, a most excellent Brick HOUSK, containing 8 rooms. Location desirable and House in thorough repair. Will be eold upon liberal terms. For particulars inquire atthe corner of 9th and M streets, No. 309, between the hours of7 and 9 in the morning, or be- tween 6 and 9 o'clock in the cyening.__ je 25-3t” ‘OR SALE—A large three story frame HOUSE. containing seven rooms, sitaated on !1th st. between Mand Natreets. Will be completed and poksession given onthe Ist of July. For farther Perticalars inquire on the premises, or of JOHN ¥, REED, No, 286 lth street, between V and P streets, je 25 3t* OR RENT—The CONFECTIONERY STAND at the Tivoli Park, second lot above Park Hotel, op7th street. Patent Soda Fountain, ice m2 Freez etc., furnished. enterpri-ing person or couple. Further par'icu- Jara can be learned by calling on the proprietor, Jeziest* ede 39h! ‘OR SALE.—The stock fixtures and leaseofa neat little REATAURANT AND ICK CREAM SALOON, located in a business thoroughfare, will be sold n great bargain in consequence of ill health of the owner, MIT HELL & 30N Real Estate Brokers. je 25-eolt® 8. corner Penna. av. and 15th at. 'O0 RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, well _# furnished Rent moderate. For particulars inquire at Barber Shop, 574 Seventh street, Island. je 24-3t* ' ‘OR RENT Four or fvenice ROOMS for rent First Hop or Tae SRAsoN.—The new pavillion. gether or separately. Rent moderate to goo: at Crystal Sprines is finished. and will open with | tenants Apply to 130 Ps. avenue, between Ioth the first hop of the Reason on Tuesday evening, | 8P¢2thsts. | fe 4-3 June 28th, OTICE—Farnished unfurnished ROOMS je 25 3t* for'rent at No, 154 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. Mthand ith streets, Also, Fashienable DRESS MAKING to order. je 24-3t* A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET. FOR TWO 4 single gentlemen. Inquire First Ward Bowl- ing Saloon, H street, between 21st and 22d streets. je 24-3t* {OR RENT—A small HOUSE, on Sth street east, near the Navy Yard. Toa careful tenant the rent will be moderate. «One of the healthiest locations inthe city. Address *X YZ,” city Post Office. Je 2 3t* T° RENT—Two fine ROOMS. communicating or _Separate. on second floor, to gentlemen. Thoke desiring something superior to prévailing style here, new furniture, spring beds, perfect neatness, call at 563 9th st. south © City cars run near Je 24-3t* Foe RENT—Several ROOMS in No. &. 4% st. These reome are well furnished, and have ail the modern improvements, The lower part of the house. together with the rear building, will be rented feparately. This part will afford ample facilities for accommodating forty table boarders. je 94-1w* Vee VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE REAR . OF THE NATIONAL HOTEL.—We offer at Private Sale Lot No. 6,in Square No. 490. frontin 56 feet 4 inches on north C street, between 4!. and 6th street west. and running back about 123 feet to a % foot wide public alley, with a Brick building, long and favorably Known as the ‘* Washington Bath House.”” The central location of this valuable property peat iye Nessa Mazerra.—This charming Oriental Eoreant ‘Will be given to-night, and again on Monday night, at Grover's cool theater. Kate Vance bas proven agrent card, and has rendered ef- ficient service. Don Juanis a magnificent an- imal, and has done eyen more than was ex- pected of him. Se War Department. Adjutant General's Office, Washington, June 24, 1864 jectal Orders,.No.218.—{Extract ]— * * * 21. The disinterment of the bodies of soldiers and others dying inserviee of United States, in the District of Columbia, is hereby prohib- ited until the istof Octoher, is64. * * * » By order of the Secretary of War. E. D. Townsenp, Assistant Adjutant General. SPECIAL NOTICES. faiinashaten! Go.n-PLatED Jewelry. Silver- plated Teaspoons, onty one dollar at 438 Pa. avenue, near 43 st., at the Dollar Jewelry Store. it*® Fiver & Fimecas, Proprietors. ere ge e oet Teeti Like PEARLS AND BREATH OF SWEETNESS obtained by the use of that popular Dentifrice, Fragrant *Sozodont.”’ a composition of the choie- est and purest ingredients, the three most impor tant requisites. cleanliness, eficacy and conve- nience being present in the highest possible de- aree of perfection. It removes all disagreeabla odors, seurf and fartarous adhesions, insuring a pearl like whiteness to the teet2; gives tone to the breath and acool, delicate aromatic fragrance te the mouth, which makes it really a toilet Iux- ury. Sold by Druggists every, Ick Cream! It Ice Cream! The undersigned begs leave to inform the public that he bas always on hand a fresh supply of the choicest flavors Ter Cream, which heis prepared to supply to stores, sutlers, hotels, pic nics. pal §,excursion#,and families, at the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms. Jos ScHAFFiELD’s Steam Tee Cream Manufactory. No. 386 6th st.,bet, Gand. Wholesale and retail. Je 23-lia™ Corns, Bouxtons. NAlLs, ETc. Cornsare the universal entof mankind. To he relieved of these terMble evils, call on Dr. White andsubmit to his manipulations. .You are sure to get relief without experiencing pain. (f- fice. 424 Pennsylvania avenue.(Lane & Tucker's building, between 4}; and 6th streets. Ne charge "4 renders it very desirable for business purposes, for consultation, Jo 21-tf and we invite the particular attention of capitalists ? and business men to the sale Sore baclnh ite ans je 24-6 ~ JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO. OUSE FOR SALE—A frame HOUSE with 7 rooms, near Nayy-Yard Market. Inquire at No. 460 D street, between 34 and 4th sts. Capitol Hill. Je 23-3t™ Fo SALE—A RESTAURANT, with a lease of _ five years. Rent $25 per month. Reasons for selling, the proprietor ening W ost Inquire 452 10th street, adjoining Ford’s Theater, je 23-3t* OR RENT—A BARBER SHOP AND FIX- TURES, with a good run of custom. Apply at OLD. apd atmilar troubles, if saffered to progress, re- sult in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth- matic affections, oftentimes incurable. Brown’s BroneataL TrocHes are compounded so ax to reach directly the seat of a aes and give almost instant relief. je 2] Im BrenMaTorRe@s O4N BE CURED.—Dr Rand’s 8; cifie cures Spermatorrhea, Seminal We jos A rare chance for an | partly farniahed. | REAT BA: i. G NG AT ow 15 YOUR CRANCE, For sale, a very desirable little 1 FARM, erntai: abont 33 acres of la te of cultiy: and well watered, irfax count, .» Adjoining Arlington Farm, 4 miles poh on SLIP ROR Cy tone 2) minutes wi 0 Georgetown marke! 0 JOHN HY TUCKER, Washington city, No. 141 seuth B st., ~806t* « Island: RENT—An elegant HOUSE, with trown i | stone front, partially furnished, with all nga ern improvements, centrally snd ‘pleasantly lo- cated. No. 444 E street, near the residence of Sec retary Chase, tegether with Farge brick atahi> The premises vot to be rented for a* boarding beure. 4 particulars inguire of Hon D EK SOMES on the premises, or Capt. @EORGE ELY, No. 27 4% street. Possession given immediately. fe 8-tf 0 LET—A handsomely furnished HOUSS. in the First Ward The whole. or ites. Pes session given the tet of July. Ingu t Star of fice, or address Mr. EVER, Georgetown Post OF fice. Also, four large PARLORS, for Government offices, my 23-1 m* I OOMS FOR RENT.—Comfortable and well- furnished Roome at 456 12th street, between Gand Hste. The location is one of the moat de- sirable in the city. my 24-tf ws ED—A good IRONER, Apply at 5 bitt House: . i St jem st WASTED-A good CAKE BAKER, snd auaN Btreet, nea! 7th. o Ae * gual Nes Fa Bosrine WANTED-—In 4 respectable private family by a Young Man. Boarding house keepers need not answer. Address W. ¥. auoee ANAL BOATS WANTED—The Navy Depart- ment is desirous of purchasing a number of ordinary Canal Boats, Inquire at Bureau of Con- struction, Navy Department. je 2-3t WAStTED-a BOY, 17 or 18 yeare of age, to ran errands. Reference required CHAS. L. LOCK WOOD & CO., 1t* 324 Pennsylvania avenue, WV ANTED_—A stout, active BOY. to assist in my bookstore. which is now in course of removal ToL oppoeite sFonezne Theaters nesroen eit and Jith ets, 8 bought and aold. ag usual ieee Bet SC ALERED HUNTER, ANTED—A GIRL or middle aged woman to do general housework. No board and lode ing furnished. Must come well recommended, To be engaged by the week. M. WILLIAN, je 25 3t* 336 Penna. avenue, WANTED GIRL to attend to children and do general house work. One who can come well recommended will hear ofa goodand per- manent home by applying immediately at 3%9 E street. between 9th and 1't! je 25-3t WASTED IMMEDIAT d J and TRONER, of steady, industrious habits, in a family of five persons, Best references re- neon Apply at 446 13th street, between ets. E and 1t* (ook WANTED—A WHITE WOMAN, entirely competent to do the cooking, washing and ironing, in a private family; will fiad em- ployment, at good Wases, by applying at No. 537 13th street, Island. Incompetent persons, and per- sons without good city references need not apply. je 25-3t* WARTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron. German or ish preferred, Apply at 491 Maryland avenue. je 24-3t* GOOD COOK WANTED at No. 309 Heatreet, one door from’7th street, Apply immedi: ately. je 24-31" ANTED—FOUR WAITE Apply af the European Hotel, corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth street. None but competent Waiters need apply. Je 24-2t Vy 7 ANTED—A SERVANT in @ small family of three. one that can Cook, Wash, ard Tron. Call at 500 K street, between 2d and 3d streets. je 24-2t* W NTED—An experienced CHAMBERMAID, and also a good GIRL to wash aad iroa, Apply at No. 500, corner 8th street and Pennayl- vauia avenue. Je 24-3t* ARBERS AND WIG-MAKERS WANTED IM- MEDIATELY—Wages #26 per week. Inquire at DEMONGEOT’S Hair Store, corner of D and luth streets. Je 24-3t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—For | general housework, a GERMAN GIRL. None but such apply, at 365 19th street, between G and H, upstairs,” Je2s-2t" | V FANTED—Two or three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, for a small, famit itable for housekeeping. Address "F. B. H.,” Star Office, stating Tocality and terms. Je 24-3t ANTED—To rent. a large ROOM, or two con V necting rooms knitable for an office; located between ¢ street and Penn. avenue, and between 7th and 9th streets west. Address 8.5., Lock Box 62 Post Office. je 24-8" ANTED.—A Journeyman BARBER; to a steady man that understands his business, good wages and constant employment given. Ap- irst t it, one door from Pa. avenue, ae eae a W. B. PARMAN: eceuey. Lost of FeDC te tee |. | No. 49 Bridge street, near Washington st. George- Tee fects are traly magical, reece pent A town. Will be rented on account of chaoging will convince the most skeptical of its merita, | business. bate un 81 a box. Sold by ».0. Ford, er ith ‘OR RENT—A ROOM on the first floor and a street and P; venue, Washington, Henry ROOM on the second floor. Also. two gentle- Cook, Alexa: ia6-ly men can be accommodated with ueatly furnished room. Apply for three days, © street north, tween 3d and 4th streets, Capitol Hill. $e 23-3t R SALE.—A thre ory BRICK HOUSE. con- taining six rooms, situated on a’ corner lot 12) feet front by 100 fcet deep on Int street east, be- tween Tand K streets north, will be sold reas ably forcash, Apply on the premise je23-lw* URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—Rooms sin- .,8le or in suits. suitable for offices, with or without board. at 432 @ street. between 7th and 8thsts, The honse contains bath room, water and gas. Table boarders can also be accommodated, je 28-1w* OR RENT—A new threestory BRICK HOUSE. with basementand attie: gas throughout the house, water in yard; immediate vicinity of De- partments. Boarding or lodging housekeepers MARRIED, On the 23d inst.. at St. Matthew’a Church, by the Rey, Father McNally, Mr. JEREMIAH LYNCH, ef New York, to Miss BRIDGET 8, KELLY, of Washington. * ———_- o02 -____ DIED, On the morning of the 25th infant, after three weeks illness, Mrs. AMOS KENDALL, in the 57th year of her age. The funeral service will take place at the resi- dence of Mr. Kendall. Kendall Green, to-morrow, the 2th irfstant, at fo’clock p.m. Friends of the family are cordially invited to attend, * On the 25th instant, at his late residence, A st. north, Capitol Hill, after a painful and protracted | neeinot apply. Inquire of JOSEPH A. MOCK. illness, which he endored in christian fortitude | BEE. str ® ct and hope. Rev. JAMES D. TURNER recently | fri Bd Batre or 400 ei mireets peas at cliaple ofthe4th pegnent P of the D av.and a member Pittsburg Conference, M. E. Ghuren, in the soth year of his age. His friends and the friends of his famil vited to attend his funeral to-morrow ( OR SALE.--A neat frame HOUSE of six rooms, No. 403 K street north, between %th and Wth streets west, (near Northern Liberty Market.) re- groin, | paired throughout. Persona wishing a residence jabbath) : in a healthy and good neighborhood, good water, aT econ trom eames Mee Guat ony near te market, city cata and the public buildings {Pittsburg papers please copy.} Lime of purchase, Title indisputable, Inquire of On the 2th instant, JOHN CARBERRY, in the | 58. KELLEY. on Sth st. near. st. jes lee” Seth year of bin y He was a native of the townof Moracasel, Wex- ford county Ireland but for the Inst 14 yours & this city. OTEL FOR RENT he NEW BUILDING FE recently erected on Louisiana avenue. extend- ing through to O street, will be finished and ready for occupancy en or before the 2ith of July next, It is six stories high, with speetfally : finished basement, (Sanday) evening if-past three ovclock. from | Vaults, &c.. and contains an office, seven store his late residene rooms, two dining rooms, parlor, and one hundred No. 499 3d street, between Maryland avenne, and C street. Island. i On the 24th instant, ANTONIA CASPER, at hia residence. The funeral will take place on Sunday, the 2th, His — are respectfully invited to attend at 27 ovelock p.m. * June 25, MINNIE WILSON, daughter of Thomas B. and Mary M. Entwisle, aged 10 months. | Thefuneral take piace on Sunday at3o"clock, | from theis residence, £2 Gay street, Georgetown.” ; In Georgetown, ou the 22d inst.,. BERTHA, aged five montha, only child of Benjamin and Kate 0'D. Smith. In Piscataway. Prinee aeeree county, Md.. on the 15th inst., Mrs. ANN WES’ ERFIELD, widow of nee David Westertield, sr., of Washington City, 3. = a ceeeaacemmsmemenpmmnmniareserreed ANSBURGH & BRO’S BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE, 375 SEVENTH STREET, Third Door Above I Street, SELLING OFF SELLING OFF SELLING OFF The entire stogk of Summer Dry Goods at a great sacrifice. We mention in part—A beautiful lot of Lawns at Sic.; Bereges and Mozambiques at 25c.; Black SiMc neteen chambers, bath-rooms, water-closets, &c., with water and gas in every room, and is so constructed that it can be used as an American or European Hotel. For particulars inquire of JOHN H. SEMMES & CO., No, 523 Ninth street. corner Louisiana avenue. Je 23 eost FFORNIsnED ROOMS FOR RENT.—To gentle- men only, 506 9th street, one door from Pa. avenue. je 22-tf, —HOTEL FOR SALE—United Mall, $2,000 No, 499 ilth street, a few doors above the Avenue, containing an elezant bar. kit- chen. and dining room, twelve well furnished rooms; also, a large hall, which could be used as a billiard room, or made into sleeping rooms Best reasons given for selling. Inquire at the premi- Bes. je 22 lw* {OR RENT—The lunge (basement) SALOON, un- _ der the Central Hotel, if applied for at on It is one of the best places in the city for business, and decidedly the coolest, The saloon is hand- somely Gtted up with every convenience requisite for a first-class saloon; with marble tile floor and heavy marble-top counters. Apply at the Hotel, *. W. corner Penn. avenue and 6th street, je 22-4t" OR SALE—A FARM of 100 acres ot superior Jand, 8 miles from Georgetown and 2!2 miles from the canal; 50 acres in cultivation, ana the balance in very heavy pine wool, Improved by a small frame house and orchards. Wood enough can be sold off the farm to pay double the amount of purchase money. F. MACE, Agent for the Sale ofptarrand Lands, <Z > WANTED TO HIRE—A good German or Eng- lish WOMAN to cook and assist in washing and ironing for axmall family, None but a first- rate cook need apply. No. 41 Lou ‘ Hetween 6th and 7th sis 4 BONUS be given for poxi n ofa $20 small UNFURNISHED RESIDENCE, in any respectable section of this city or George- town. TEN DOLLARS REWARD wil! be given for any ipformation that will secure the object, Please shates Box 357 Washington Post Office. je 24-3t” WANTED—Five good PLASTERERS. on 7th street, near D. Apvly & near D. Je 23 Ste Ww \TED—A CATERER at house No. 4324 street. between 7th aud Sth. The best of re- ferences required. ie) _ Je 25-3t* V ANTED—A good SERVANT GIRL for gen- eral housework, Apply 475 D street, north eaat corner of 2d. Je 23-3t WANSTED—A amall white GIRL to take care of achild, ABEIy immediately at 379 F street north, between sth and 9th. Je 23-40" ANTED—A WOMAN, to Cook, Wasn, and Tron. Apply at No.420 New York avenue, between 13th and l4th. je 23 3t* WaAnstE IMMEDIATELY, — A _ geod steady BAR TENDER. Inauire at Canal Restau- rant, No. , Market street, Georgetown, D.C, Je 23-3t* V ANTED.—A SITUATION fora girl of 16 to do light work. A Good ye more look f than wages. Inquire of Mrs. Kilian, 499 near 12th W ANTED-A e000 COOK WASHER and IRON- BR for a small family—one who will go a short distance in the country during the warm months. Apply at 420 New York avenue, between 13th and 4th streets. je 22-3t* WANTED—A competent MAN, to repair stoves. None but those thoroughly acquainted in all its branches, need apply. To aman that will suit, a first-class situation is open. Je Bt SIBLEY & GUY, 322 D street W ANTED TWO WHITE HELPS—One as Cook, and to assist in the Washing, the other a& Chambermaid, fora family inGeorgetown. Apply to DR. THOMPSON, 512 H street, between I) and Ta. m., or 2and 5 p.m. Je 23-8t™ USE WANTED—In a central location, with about I or 12 reoms Will buy lease and fur niture. Apply to W.L WALL & Co., Auction and Commission Merchants, south corner Penn. ave nue and 9th street. je 22 ANTED—BODY SERVANT (colored) to wait on a Wounded officer, He must be active and experienced. Only those who can bring the best of references need apply. northwest corner of F and 18th sts, je 21-1w ANTED—1.000 LADIES to come and buy the same number of Embroulered Yoker and Sleeves, Bands and Wrappers. We have reduced the price one-fuurth, and now offer them che than ever. PRINCE, je 21-tf 381 F st., opposite Patent Office. . 4( GooD GRANITE CUTTERS WANTED at the Chestnut Street Bridge, Wages $3 per day. Pa ery two weeks, CLARK, MOGRANN & KENNEDY, venth street. je 2-25 Contractors, Philadelphia. 7 RNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, for gentle- men only. No. 559 Maryland avenue, between lth and lth streets, Je 21. 6t HED HOUSE FOR RENT.—A two-story rick House, with Furniture. for rent for three months. Possession given July 1. Apply on the premises, No. 352 G.second door above ith street, between the hours of 4 a0d,7 eiglock 4 p.m, je.2l-e03t™ HOSIERY, HOSIERY FRACTICAT. FARMER TO TAKE CHARGE : nie ; ofand work a farm nine mile ~ of every description much cheaper than any other |: tin wanted” Also. Farm Laborer. The hiehert wT CAMBRIOS for lining 25 cents. RN, 13 Deaton Maver Gescelens tone 4 I - 8. b . vy Gr mm, D.C. French Mechanical CORSETS, white and dark. Je 21-e03t* all pumbers. Fo SALE—A BRICK HOUSE and LOT. situa- Bleached and Brown MUSLINS of every well | _tedin the most healthy location and splendid ‘Knows brand'at lees thas tadtary pitces, view of the railroad. Persons wishing to bay a ‘ od residence would do well to eall tre FLANNELL of all grades, some very nice, all | forth, between 20 and Md-strects, Gapiter Bile wooMs? S0c. per yard. lw? je 2. LINEN and WOOLLEN GOODS for men and Foe SALE—A small brick HOUSE and good boys’ wear in great variety. sized LOT, containing four roows and sammer kitchen. Situated on 4th street, between N and 0, BLACK SILKS! BLACK SIL. For particulars inquire at GIBBS’ Hair Stere, 243 The Jargeat Stock in the city, : Our Btock of Pa. av., near 13th et. je 17-1m SMALL TRIMMINGS , PPOK 84LE OR RENT—A large brick HOUSE a between H aad I. Possession 455 is complete and cheap. * Mitts from 6c. up; Orash for Toweling at 1234c. per yard; Sun Umbrellas at half price; a beautiful lot of Summer Shawls at $3; large size Shepherd Plaid Shawls at $1.50; Black Lace Shawls— these goods are from last year, and therefore very cheap; Hoop Skirts for the million—a first rate ar ticle—25 springs, at 50 cents, ry as atonce. Inquire of Dr. BOGAN, N ttsav., near 6th st. J T—To gentlemen, two neatly furnished (AMBERS, in a very pleasant and healthy jassach: ‘BS location, the State Department and Li t beget Nes Park, 460 New York avenue, aud forty yards cast | NEBDLES 5 cents, of the horse cars running from the Oupitol to s RB D Georgetown. Rent low. Je9-tf pst ER Ene emer weeny. frOH EALE—100 ACRES OF LAND at Belte- And other Goods in proportion, ville, 100 acres at Contee’s, 50 acres at Laarel, S00 acres at Savage, 150 at napolis Junction, A) acres at Jersop's wr) 160 at Hanover Switch, il early, take another rise, at Call early, before Goods take another rise, a! a eetrel nee hides Landing, 6 ates ie oath LANSEU from Baltimore. Allonthe Washi ANSBURGH & BBO’S Ra Trost. "For ters aad descriptions apply teal, BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORK, ft: Paul's et,, Baltimore, May _ | BANNON, 328 “= fe 9-Im* PHOTOGRAPH AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY P FOR BENT. oa For rent, one of the largvat and best located Gal- leries in Washington, with ail the modern im- 375 Beventh Street, Third Door above I street. P. 8.—Ladies who wish to avoid a crowd will please call early in the morning or late in the ltrs ape a a Toa 6 ake evening Je 24-3t* chonce qubrae ie seerster: with 6ome ‘OR BALB—A BODA WATER FOUNTAIN at | CAPtl. Appivon the premiscete | $10 7th street. 3doors south of Odd Feilews’ Hail. Terms cash, fret month in edvance je 6-tf No, 414 Lith street, between K and New York avenue je 23 3t* 4 aaa Ce NGINE AND BOILER in order, and At for ase 4 immediately, will be sold low. if applied for 5 large STORE. soon, Apply st Duval’s foundry i nfectionery or ice cream Pel e ~ soon a Be” | thy core, S10] atrcet weet sale low, Apply. i Law Bisdenebarg, Ma, ANTED—Two good MEN, who have a general knowledge of running “and attending the machinery of.a well regulated planing-and sawing mill “AppIY st the corner of sth and U streets, in e city 0! asl n, DU. Je 20-18 ae N.O. DRAPER & CO. Ww ANT E D-SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Aleo. MIRKORS, CARPETS BEDS. BED. DING, ani HOUSEFU RN!SHING GOODS ofevery description, , -B.-BUCHLY, 42% 7th street, je8 tf between G and H, east side. D TO OALL AT tamping Depot, 3<1 F 50,000 Fase wane! street, opposite Patent 0: ‘ aud-get their Stam iP. ing. Stitching, Pinking and Embruifery done. As ere other Biehards in the field, ladies better look hat they come to Prince’k, who is the only practical hand in the citys Fatreet, opposite Patent Office. ANTED. 5 7 Ww STN FLOTING )oriNe! fom go to Be stre y yp ANTED, Every lady in the District to know that I have, at considerable éxpense,had builta very elegant machine for Fluting or Crimping Dresses, &e Dressmakers and others can have any kind of goods Crimped at short notice. in neh pt atyle, and as cheap asip any othercity. Ladies, remember this ia the only factling cw and done at ey ¢ to get stamping done. street : ite Patent Office, Btamping and Maohine Stitcb- lng Depot. i my3 - = = = THE LATEST STYLES a - TRAW HATS A’ a 7 .-QHAS, L. LOCKWOOD & 00.8, Je? Imif — 324 Pa.'ev.. bet. 9th and 10th ate? So RE ee eek es ol Ee cezsz SUE. —Paula Monti, 0c; Therese Du! noyer 5c; La Concaratcha, 6'¢; Le Semen deur de Malte, one Le Morne an Disable, 6: Bonne aventure, 5 ¢, Mive Mary on L'fostrutr Se; Comedies joh. 4003. Latreaumont, 6c} Usverisg, Sle Lusprey 4c; L’Bavie, vc: La- re, 40; L? ei). Be. fem SES’ te: PRANOK TAYLOR. ILLFARD TABL! SALE —The Subscri- I ber has THEEE iT hie) B LETARD Lee apaey gew, 1 ill dispose of very low. Taquire atthe Billiard room corner of llth streétand Pemasyivaninavenge. je le-tf HOOD FOR RALE Avent 400 cords of Wood, Wee sorties tet oe eth Be miles ‘ash. od, and within quarter oe See Tineke ite J AMES THARP. AUCTION SALES, Z For ether Auction Sales seo first page. Se eles see first | “ ke THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ¥ J. 0. MoGUIRE & 99. Auctionsers, BUILDING. LOT ON NORTE TWREN NORTH CAPITOL ayo 4et Stave On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, dane 13. at aig sel on the premines. we shall seltaart of Lot oO Ly uare Ne . fron’ Ls et, G street, between Norte Cspitol siren’ ane inet, rapa and running back 175 feet Sinches to aw.f35¢ sller.- One-third cash; the remainder in wy and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of emt on the i ieaga we ad conveyances at the cost 0! je purchaser. Je 15-4 J.C. McGUIRE & Co., Auct’s. ‘B27TAR ABOVE SALE I8 UNAVOIDABLY pyttroned until BATURDAY, June 2th, same ur end place. ied J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Avets, BY YM. 8. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneszs, , STOOR OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, &¢., AT tberion THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BV EN- INGS wext, at our store, No. 87 Pa. avenu-, be- tween 9th and lth a! at 72 o'clock, we shail sell the whole stock of a Book and Fancy Store,am ong which are 8tt' vol. of New Booke, some 2” ‘Pho.o | graphic Albums, different«tyles. lotsof Stati nury ain kote, splendid lot of Eugravings ings, &o, je2Aét (Chron) W. B, LEWIS & CO., Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, FINE BUILDING LOT ON N STREET, BE TWEEN 11TH AND: 12TH STREETS, AT On MONDAY, the Zth inst., at 634 o’clock p. m., ye shall sell, in front of the premises, part of Lots Sand 4, in subdivision of Square Ne. 313, fruntin, V fect 6 inches on N street, running back 10 fee eB. Terws: half cash. balance six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, jeud GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY JAS.C. MCGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, LOT OF BLACKSMITH TOOLS AND KSMITH 7001 STOCK aT On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 2th, at 19 ovcloek at the shop of Mr. John Muntz, on 1sth at., between Pennsylvania avenve and. I street north, We shall séll a complete assortment of Blaekemith’s Tools, Lot of Stock, among which is-about 50) Shoes, Terma cash, Je2id (Rep' J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, | BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, i TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE | ror FRONTING ON FIFTH AND SIXTH 8T3. EAST. BETWE SOUTH A AND B 8TREETS. On WEDNESDAY, 29th instant, we shaileell in | front of the premises, at 622 0’clock p. m., half | Lot 13 and 17 feet of Lot6, in Square 812. One of | these lota fronts eet Sinches on sth, and the ! other 17 feet two:third inch on 5th street east, be- | tween south A and B streets. A handsome loca- tion, and under substantial fence. Title good, Terms caeh. - All conveyance, including revenue stamps, at | costof purchaser, j je M GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. | PRY PANES ©. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioncers. NUMBER OF FINE BUILDING LOTS EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT PUBLIC SALE On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. July 2. at six o'clock, on the premises, commencing with the first named, we shal! sell in : SQUARE NO. 736, Lots No.2, 13, 14. 15, and 16, frenting on North A street and 4th street east, at the corner of these streets, SQUARE NO. 1,039, Lots No. 4.5, and 7,frontingon Kentucky and South Carolina avenues and Mth atreet east. a s UARE SOUTH OF SQUARE NQ. 1,039, i ot Now ld. SQUARE NO. 1,082. | Lots No.5. 6.7.8.9. 1,.and 1}, on South D.street, between Kentucky ayenne and l5th street east. ALL OF SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE NO. 1,62. Termay One third in cash, the remainder in six | and twelve months. with intePest, secured by a deed of trest on the premises. Conveyances at the cost of the purchasers. _ jeza JAS. C. McGUIRE& CO., Auct’s, BX 2. C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers. | VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND TWEL*TH STREBT WEST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 6% o’clock on the premises, we shall sel! the whole of Square No. 336, (on the Island,) subdivided into good Building Lots, fronting respectively on Eleventh an Twelfth streets west and Maryland avenue, all run- ning back toalleys. : This comprises some of the choicest building | sites in that section of the city, and the sale is | worthy the attentien of persons who wish fine building si i Title indisputable. | | Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in sixand | ere Zibaien with interest, secured by a deed of Tust or the premises. All conveyances and stamps at the cost ef the purchaser, - A payment of $20 on each lot ‘will, be required at the ti f e Heard "5. ¢, McGUIRE & 00., Ancts, BR’ JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, | E SIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF 16TH AND K STREETS - On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 3°, at six- | and-a-halfocloek p. m., on the premises, we shall sell Lot.No, 18 and part of 19in Square No. 185, subdivided into four. parts. One ofthe lots front- i eet 2), inches on I6th street. near K.and ed by & substantial two story Brick Dwell ing House, with back building, stabling, & #nother, adjoining the above oo the south sid with a front of 26 feet 2 inches, on which is stablin, and other outbuildings; another Lot on the nort! side of the houge, having a front of 29 feet 1 inch, and ® lot at the corner of K and 16th streets, hav- inga front of 5) feet ches on !sth street, all Turning tack 106 feet 6 inches to a 15 foot alley. This valuable property is situated on the second kquate porth of Lalayette Square, and ina very fine location for private resideaces. Stee Terms: One-third cash; the remainder insix and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premise Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser, je 23-4 JAS.C. McGUIRE & CO., Anct’s, ¥ J. €. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON MASSACHU- SETTA AVENUE, BETWEEN 10TH AND1ITH STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC SALE. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 29. at 64 o'clock. on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 16, in Subdivasion No. 342, fronting 25 feet lincl on the south side of Massachusetts avenue, between th and iJth streets west, and running back 89 fect in This isa choice building lot, thle 3 on a fine avenue, With a public reservation in front, in healthy ana beautiful part of the city for a roi. dence. and possesses the advantage of fine paved alleys in the rear and the entire depth of the lot on the east side. i : Terms: one-half cash, the remainder in ix and twelve months, with interest, secured by 8 deed on the premises. Conveyances at the cost ofthe purchasers, je 23-6 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, BY JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE COKNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND TWELFTH STREET WEST, On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July Ist, at 63¢ o’eleck, on the premises, we shall sellj the whole of Square No 326, (on the Island.) subdivided into gcod Building Lots, frontin. respectively on lith and 12th streets west and Mary and avenue, all running back to alleys. z This comprises some of the choicest. building. sites in that section of the city, aud the sale is worthy the attention of persons who wish fine building sites. Title fndinputable si Terms: Qne-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured bya Geed of trust on the premises. All conveyances and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. A payment of $20 on each lot will be required at the time of sale, fe 23d J.C. McGUIRE & CO , Auets. '¥ J, C, MOGU1BE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUBSTER’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Julv 5th. at 6o'clk, at the Auetion Hoomaal Fay, O. McGuire & Co , b: virtue of's deed of trust from John Patrick, dati February 2d, 1863, and duly recorded in Liber J. A: S.No. 228. folios 271, et: se ords for Washington coun’ D.C... we shall sell the east kalfof Lot No, 9, in Square No. 553. Ba es and stamps to be paid by the Jost of conveyances je paid by rehaser, WM. H. WARD, purchaser s\ Jab) ¥. DAVIBt{ Trustoen Je.10-2ew&ds J ©, MoGUIRE & O0.. Aucts ee , one of the Land Re r LER IN TOBACCO. CIGARS, PIPES, &c., 502 9th st... above Pa. ave..east side, Washington. | we shall sell. in frontofthe premises, Lots each sale, Boo | je.g-tf [Ohron.} and 12 shld Madan by ' remises, and bearing interest. Pije aed MW “AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days. ¥ J.C, MoGUIRB & 00:, Auctioneers, VALUABLE LRAFEHOLD BUILDIN 8TOOC! AND TOOLS AT PUBLIC ENG = Op MONDAY AFTERNOON Junez, 3 ont, ou the premises, we shall sell, the Lease (which has four years to run,) together witht. eimprere- ments, consisting of & Brick Building with Stables in iherees, used a8 & Borseshoeing establishment, with the Siock and Tools, No. 340 B street, be” tween Twelfth and Thirteenth ‘he maim building on E street is 27 feet the let 28 feet by, front in full view of Pe: ieertmentit will pe walle diaper meat A uvestment it will pay well. $70 per month bei pitted for it on a Lease; but as the owner inabout teleave the city be prefers to sell. 8 - sooth: 3.0. MoGUIRE&00,,Auste, BY GB0N © WILLIAM, auctioneers. AUCTION RALe oF HOUSEHOLD N TURE ON DET Ole HOCREUON ‘> in SEnEKTS, UTH SIDS SRB ARP Op MONDAY, the atu We shall seli, at the Tosidoens ef ot ec ygloeks eg clining houseKee: We vis: Rofas, Chairs, Tables. and Pie G'aeges, Book Oase, Wardrobes, Dressing Buresa, Redsteads, Wash Ftands and or, Mattresses and other Bedding. "°™**- Gerzet, Crockery and Glass Ware. Ok umer 5 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aacts, ‘he house is for renton modera‘e terms, Pos- session given immediately. Inquire on the prem- ies. ae Ww. '¥ W. i. WALL & CO., Auctioneers U. 8, MARSHAL’S SALE OF 15 CANOES AND FLAr BOATS. In virtue of an order of sale isseed from the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the District ofColumbia, holdings District Court, and to me directed, I will sell, at public eale for cash, at the foot of Sixth street whartf,on the Potomac river, on MON DAY, the 7th day of June inst., at5o'clk, Pm. 15 Canoes and Flat boats. tackle, &c., &¢. WARD H. LAMON, U.8. Marahal, D.C, je 2l-d&ds W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, UChron.} BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON 20TH BIRESE. BETWEEN NORTH M AND N8BT3,, AT AUCTION. Ov MONDAY the 27th instant, at 6 o’clk, RB 17, in sub-division of Square No. 99. These Lets have each a front of 2) feet 3 inches on 20th street. Terms : One half cash; balance in six and twelve months for notes bearirg interest. A deed given and a deed oftrust taken, N conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, $20 wil) beinegnizet oF ore pareeaey: ge proper! a Knocked off, or it w: ups = End'aold to the next highest hidder, ow OP Je 21 eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, Y J.0. Mo@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers, | TRUSTEE’S SALE OF THREE STORY BRI 4) 4 DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH 8T, WEST, BETWEEN OAND P8TREETSNORTH. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 22, at6o'elk on the premises, by virtue ofa deed of trust d. September 23d, 1361 id duly recorded in Liber N. ©. T. No. 2 and folio et feq., and of the Laod Records of Washingtor county. D. C.. I shall sell, Lot No. 9im Orittenden’s sub division of Square 398, fronting 20 feeton Ninth street west. between O and P streets north, running back 94 feet 4 inches toa publie alley and’ improved by a three-story Brick Dwelling House containing two basement rooms, saloon parlor, wide hall, and three cham- bers with wor ed, &c,,in the rear. pea cash. snoatig ithe waren lonveyances a! of the purchaser. THUMAS 8. BURR, Trustee’ Je.6- dts. J. 0. MOGUIRE & 00. Aucts, Y WM. B. LEWIS & OO., Auctioneers. GREAT BALES OF RARE AND VALUABLE KS AUTOGRAPHS, ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS. &c..&0 . AT AUCTION, WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 15, at 7% oven, at Mr. A. Hunter's Rooms, over the Bank of Wash- ington, we shall sell. {Mr Hunter's stock of Rare and Vainable asines, Law Btate Papers. Exploring Expeditions. Crim Re. le Annual Debates of Congress, Dictionaries, Miscel- laneous, Religious &c., with Coins, Curiosities, Autographs, Rare Plaster Busts, Paintings, amoug le Picture of Jupiter, &c,, by Cor ‘Shelving, x “9 Secretaries, Book Cases, ,&e. Sales will be continued TUESDAY and WED NESDAY EVENINGS, until all rooms must be vacated at an early day Catalogues of 20 lota ready three days before ka can be seen at any time, W. B. LEWIS & OO., ducts ¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, SOUTH D STREET. ee BOF On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jul, 7th 63s o’elock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed oF duly rec din troat, dated May 7th, 18 iber J. A. 8.. No, 133, folios 22 et s0q.,we shall rell all of LotNo 6 in Square No, 638, fronting 149 feet on First street west, at the corver of south D street. and running back 60 feet, subdivided intos Jota 15x80 and one Lot 20x80, Terms \e Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser, A cash payment of $20 on each lot will be required {the time of sal 2 Me HORATIO N. GILBERT, Trustee, HORATIO Je 2-d J.C. MsGUIRE & 00. Aucts. B* J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE BUILDINGILOTS FRONTING TTH. AND OTH STRERTS WEST AND ISLAND AVENUE AND 8 8 ‘ORTH, On WEDNASDAY, June 2th, we shall sell, in front of the premit 6 o'clock. m., part of Square No, 442, subdivided into handsome Build- ing Lots running toalleys. This property is situ- ated oply one square from the Raliroad ‘Depot, om uh eres ina thriving and fast improving part of e city, Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6. 1%, 18, and 24 months, for notes, bearing interest from ate. A deed given free of cost, and deed of trust, at cont Of ens purchaser, taken, ‘tle clear Plats of the Square may be seen at the Auction oom: La _je22-d [Rep] J.C. McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts, 'Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOU: EFFECTS AT PUBLIC RAGE On WEDNESDAY MORNIN@ June 2th o'clock, at the residence of Nathan Rice, Es 40* F street, between 6th and 7th, we shall Effects, comprising— Furniture pos Excellent Parlor Suite Sofas, Arm and Side Chairs, i Ottomans and Foot-stools te match, Heir cloth Sofas and Chairs, Marble top and Fancy Tables, ‘ What-not. Cane-seat and other Chairs, Lounge, Quartette Tables, Rockers. Paintings, Engravings, Vases, and Mantel Orna- ments, Brussels, Ingrain, and other Carpets, Oil Cloth, Mattin, gS, Dining Table, Refrigerator, Sideboard, China, Glass. and Crockery Ware, Silver-plated Castors, Waiters, Table Cutlery, Rodstead*, Bureaus Wardrobes, Washstands, Toilet Sets. Looking Glasses, Excellent Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows, Blankets. Comforts Se is, Bed and Table Linen, Towels, &c., Cooking snd other Btoves, . Together with the usual assortment of Kitchem requisites. Terms cash. je 23-5t JAMES C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. By direction of the Vestry of St. John’s Parish, we shall sell. on THU RSDAY. June 30, at7 o’cloc! on the premises, all that part of Lot No. 8, im Square Nas200.fronting 28 feet 53s inches on the east side of 16th street west, between H and I streets. north, and running back 5) feet. This lot is situated in the immediate vicinity of President's Square, and is considered a desirable building site. Termy: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by » deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances at the cost ef the purchaser. je 23-71 J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. PRY WL. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN- Bane AVENUE AND THE CIRCLE aT On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 29th instant, at5 o'clock, we will sell, in front of the premises, Lot No. —, subdivision of Square 27, fronting 24 feet on thesouth sideof Penn. avenue rup- ning back to K street, between 2th and 25th sts, near the Circle, and improved bya two-story ard basement Brick Dwelling, furmshed with gas and water. and in good repair, Possession given im— T - One balf in cash; the remainder im 6 2 t i deed of Trust on the & 00., Aucts, The attention of sutlers a: enehatere eral} —~ ~ = ly is sated Bik tack, Frick will pe fon ie BY W. L. WALL’ otioneers. e race a @reat variety of every, ar’ e in hie —_— Tine of business. He would take this occasion to | TRUSTER'S SALK OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. return his thanks tothe Washingtoa publicfertee | — By virtue of a decree in Chancery cause patronage heretofore extendea-tohim. je22-1m* No. 62, Supreme Coart of the District of Columbia, sii se | 1 chall_oter fop sales at public suction, to the 0 THE GERMANS WASHINGTON-1 have | highest bidder. oD DNESDAY, the 224 day of now aceured the servicer of an execlient Ger- | June. 1864, ato oigieck ali of Lots numbered man Druggist, one who thoroughly unders eleven. (1?) twelve, (12.) i the drug and prescription business, and isepnver- | tquare «umber » he rant in the German and English agen. Ger- | lying and being in the city mans wiehing their medicines carefully and aceu- | Disstrict df Coleaabie frontis: on north @ street, rately compounded, will ao ra owl e mes eall, | petween tb and.lith Bt east, The salete eae ee Use poe '. §.—To. ier customers an: 1e f ‘erms 5 generally, I my Aner Say that I shall weyakees |’ All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaseror ax heretofore, a well selected stock of pure Drags | purchasers, and Chem which shall be dispengedin gvare- Tpon default of any warenante or purchasers te. ith the te eee apa, | Rerteold at they penne of feds \ ioe parchae. ; VENTS! . TENT! TENTS! ee baMU Re is « ; EN Ara mae ! Say cl nts i — Butler's Ten Anke s BON, Sal ‘Makers. 17- THE ABOV POSTPONED 63% 11tu street, WEDNESDAY A , 29th insieat, at fe 2-2w* near Biles Wharf. preloek, and wi be. reems : ULES FOR SALE—Two very Mfat. youns os ‘L. PHILLIPS. reed Misittas WER mes | 2 ee F ¥ . or aaaaaaoaoaoEomamaEe tern ote. 170% st, betwee /Eeater Market. rPRY_ DONOVAN’ BLAOKBERRY rab. 2 | rye are B.a. srinmsers beereite inform bis ous. | este = =a Ne toners that pe will contioe® hie bu at the |. ~) PIOTUBRS, 486. old stead, Ne. 236 Pa” avenue. w: Yea igG Cigeoel Store. mow im Course ef exéction, Rext door to cor- A Paintings for eale a rr eo a (SR Ri fe Wty 235 Ponn.ayewue, | Terps sesh, ep tite”