Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Forv’s Tasatan.—“The Forty Thieves” $e announced for to-night @g@ia, Bad as this is the last pight bat two sll who would see this splendid spectacle mast speedily Svail them- selves of the opportunity. Grover’s THxaTsR.—“ Mazeppa” has had gwmost successful rau bere ; and it has been a favorite entertaisment, but all things must come to an end, 80d so must this play, and its Jast repre-entation is announced for to-night. UaNTERBORY.—A splendid bill of song, dance and Ethiopean eccentricity, togetner ‘witn the new local drama ofBeau Sickman.” or the “ Bushwhackers of the Potomac,” will be performr d to-night again. SaNFORD's Opera TROUPR opened at Odd Fellows’ Hall tast nigh:, toa good house, and their performances were loudly applauded. As &cerenuding troupe this one stands with. outa rival, and is well worth visiting. Grace Cuvrcu Fare.—At Island Hall, this delightin} tair ts still in progress, and the la- dies wifi be happy to see all their friends. We know tbat ail visiters will-be most agreeabl entertained, and they will be well pleased with the display on the tables. assis “asses PUBLIC ScHOOL EXaMINATIONS.—'The ex- amination of the pablic schools of this city was continued yesterday by the oral examination of the following: Firat District.—Primary No. 1 male), Miss Emma F. Redmond teacher, ws mined by Mr. J. S. brown in the elementary stadi-s, b as epeiling, reading. ciphering, punctu- ation, notation, &c. At the commencement of the school year there were but few who conld Tread oer wrile, and the progress made is good. In punctuation these scholars showed po little proficiency for their age—they ranging from six to twelve years. The leading classes in reading ard spelling were highly compli- Mmepvted by the examiners. There are sixty- four scholars upon the rolls of this school, fif- ty-four of whom were present. Miss Red- «mond has good control, and the order and de- corom maintained during the examination shows that her pupils havea high regard tor ber. The examination of this school closed with the «Oaliathenics” exercise, (lately intro- duced,) and the evolutions through which the little f+llows passed were both healthful and amusing. Primary No. 2, (female) is held at the corner ot Nimeteen'h street and Pennsylvania avenue. ‘There are fitty-six scholars upon roll, all of ‘wrom were present but three; two being absent from sickness, and one from injuries received by being run over by a city railway car. Fif- ten pupils bave been transferred during the = year trom this school to higher schools. he school is tanght by Miss Emily Robinson, and the scholars were examined by Mr. J. 0. ‘Wulson, in dictation, reading, geography, men- tal arithmetic, &c. The various classes ac- quitted themselves satisfactorily indeed; and gave evidence of the faithfulness of their in- structress. During the intervals between the examination of the different classes the schol- ars sang in fine style, (withont leadership) “(ome take a Sail,” “Here we Stand,” and “Billy Boy.” Atthe begining of the year the scholars came into Miss Robinson's school in such large numbers that it was found necessary to divide it, aud now there are three schools in the same room, which renders it very difficult te maintain order when all three of the schools ae in ses-ion, and which tends to retard the progress of the scholars. The room is well adapted o school purposes, being well lighted and ventilated. There are, however, too many | purils for a single school room, and it should either be partilioned or there should be a awsrming Off to another hive of one or more schools. Second District.—Primary No. 1, tanght since October !ast by Miss H M. Morse—Miss McIn- town, who had previously charge of the school being then transferred to & secondary school— | ‘was examiuped by Mr Rhees. Tbeschool room 1s op the grourd floor of the Washington Mar- ket building, (corner of 5th street and Massa- cbuse'ts avenue,) in which building there are | four otber schools in rooms not large enough (ith perhaps one exception) tor the purpose. ‘This school (No.1) ts composed altogether of boys, the smalleet of whom are just commen- cing tc acquire knowledge; and 53 of the 60 on the roll were Unhema keine f four being ab- 4ent from sickness. There are five classes, the lowest being composed of almost entirely new scholars; and they were all critically examined by the examining trustee, showing considera- Die proficiency, the first class being so far ad- vanced that Mr. Rhees intormed them that the Trustees would be compelied to sever their connection with the teacher by transferring them to a secondary school. The boys were Temarkably well benaved, although yesterday such 8 crowd of boys were about the windows and doors of the room that except to a careful observer the good discipline of the school itself might not have been apparent. During the afe trpoon the boys sang several songs excel- lently; but the great feature was the gymnas- tic exercises, which performance surprised the visi'ors, ot whom quite a number were pres- ent, who heartily applauded it. Tne teacher, Miss Morse, seems to have full control of the scholars, and although she bas bed charge of the school but eight months, it gives evidence of ber qualifications for the position. Primary No.2, in the same building, was ex- @mined by Mr. Milier, in the presence of a large pomber of visitors. This school is in ebarge of Miss Maggie Fl-nner, a graduate of the Second District Grammar school, and numbers -ixty girls, of whom only two were absent. There sre now fourteen s plications tor admission. They wereall pretty noroughly examined, and gave evidence of imarked im- provement insome of the branches, especially in spelling and reading and writing dictation exercises they showed readiness. In tne vari- | ous studies the teacher ser ms to have paid par- ticular attention to having the scholars thor- cugbly onderstand what they have learned before being advanced. The discipline of the | school is very good and there appeared to be mene of that awkward constraint which is found in some schools. During the afternoon | not yet been provided with primary school several pieces were sung by the scholars in fine etyle eliciting the commendation of the trustee and the visitors among whom we no- diced several teachers of other schools. The school room was bandsomely decorated and the motto of the school, « Knowledge is our aim, was conspicaous on the walls. Miss Flenntr is a. radaae of Miss Boggs’ school, (Second District @rammar,) and the general gc. od bebavior of herecholars and the profi- cency displayed yesterday showed that the } trustees were notin error when they selected a Washing‘on girl as a teacher. Primary No. 3. tanght on the ground floor of the eld Medicai College, corner of 10th aad E | atreels, Was examined by Mr. Wight, This school is composed of small girls, all in the elementary branches, 55 bring on the rolls, of whom bo? four or five were absent, and in the examination, which was pretty tkoronghly | conducted, they acquitted themseives haod- somel), notwithstauding for the past few months the teacher has lost much time by sick- ness. The scholars recited the multiplication tabie and tables of weigh's and meusures in concert very correctly sod in some of the studies showed that their early training was thorough. Miss Rodier is another of our Warbicgten girl-, heving graduated from the second district grammar school, and is cer- tainly a gvod tencber, if we May judge by the recultot ber labors as sbowu yesterday, she Daving taken charge of the school tn December Isst ou the deceuse of the late teacher, Miss Baird, in respect to whose memory the scholars bad their dresses trimmed with mourning. | ‘The » holars duriog the a'ternooa ssog sever- a! pieces, amovg them *:Tne Battle Cry of J Tre. om,” motto song +-Mret me in Heaven,” and -\ acatiou Song” with fine effect. ibe Trustees or this [strict are badly in ‘want of room, there being a large number ot perdicg applications tor seats. In a short time, however, it is thought that the addi ten to the Secovd tMistrict schoolhouse will» buii',a bill baving already passed for tha »ur o-+, which wid aiford accommoda- tor. for three sch ols, aud, when finished, tt i mtew pisted to ‘ransfer to tt twoof the s b ols om the ground fMovor of the building so + rof Vassachuset's avenue aud I street, which is vot at all suitable for the purposes of wl . Thir i District —Primary No. 2, Miss Wary A. Hi, vacher, wasexamiard by Dr Walsh: 55 pupils out of (0on the roll being present Chis hock is Keid oy so old mirket boase building at the corner of Sd and 4 streets east—a naild- tug ty wc m+ ans suitable tor school purposes: ®)d tis to be hoped tha’ the scnool here will te transferred to taeuew building. Treexam- ter tion showed tbat Miss Hill bad faithfally fuitiied her duties asa teacher, aad her ia- Ovsiy was reward-d by ber trastes, who bigdly commended the condition of ber school ip All its Grtails. The children were quick to @pswer. snd xvhough the day wus exceed- hh gly warm. there was bat littie restl-ssness. ‘Thr tiret class bere is the best, aad Miss Hill will re able 'o transfer twelve or fifteen of her pupile to Be Do ds OF & higher grade Primary No.3, ander charge ot Biss Wary Avukward, was examined ny Mr. Fergason. There are 60 paptls Ou the roll, of waoom 57 w re present; who were crowded into 4 miser- wom) and ily Ventilated room at the of Toied ant N streets. The ro sualith tthe pupils. when the school has aa AQversge pumber in atvendance, caa scaresly pase en bother; avd itis reaiiv toned piored thas ‘eact er socomoetent tot lesen tue you sg idea bow to shoot.” Jas Wiss Aukward i:, fbonle not beable to colmct h-r Mock sromid berin a room where there would b+ at least « cba: c- ‘or heal b and lovom tion; for we Bold “8 uplese chi‘dren are at their ease aud Rive ¢ ot for confor', '¥4y canaot five rr per a ten ion to their s‘aties, Not. Vith-tancing gil these disadvantagas, Miss Avewad bes mataved to make b-r se ieol Ob of the fir-Cin the promtry depart aeat, and Horchmetic espectaily tae first class evinced much proficiency; and, indeed, all of the class- es showed that they were well up in the: les they had pursued. Mr. Ferguson, the exam. ining trustee, expressed himerlf well pleased, and Alderman Golick, who was present said at ite cloee that Behad never experienced mere Pleasore, and it was evident from the Moe dis. cipline of the school, and the respect and love the pupils Lore the teacher, that no exertion bad been spared to bring the school up toa high standard. The singing here too, ws ex- ¢-Hent, and one of the most pleasing featuras of_the exercises was the singing of a solo — “The Vacant Chair.” by Miss Alma Nomoton. bib No 4, which is welltnaght by Wiss Eliza J. Wnentley, was examined by Mr Hitz. The eschool-room is the rear oasement of a cburch op Virginia avenne, between Sth and 6tb etreeta—dark. badly ventilated, and damp unless the weather is extraordinarily clear. This school also should be changed to A batter Trocm as dily as possible’ There are 57 pupils on the roli here, 5tot whom were pres- ent, and Miss Wheatly will be able to transfer ten to schools of a higher grade; and none from the primary schools will be better prepared to enter a secondary schoul than will tne pupils taught by Miss Wheatley The classes in dic- tation and arithmetic were examined while we ‘were present yesterday, and n-arly all evinced a good knowledge of what they had basen studving. In the diztation exercises the or- tbograpby and chirography was really sdmi- rable in children so voung. Of coarse, this expression will be understood to apply to the average, for there were some who, so far as spelling was concerned, would hardly equal a second class. But the general examination was good, and Miss Wheatley has reason to be proud of her scholars, and the favorahle ex- Precsions of ber trustee were well deservad. Primary No. 5 is taught by Miss Lizzie Allen, who was appointed a teacher in 1863. Her school numbers 56, all of whom were present. The Ist class in Orthography and tn ading was examined while Wwe were present, aud while we noticed some defects still the general exeminaticn of these classes was good, consid- ering that Mies Allen has had much to contend ‘with, from the fact thatthe pupils were young- er and less advanced when she took theschool, than the pupils of most schools of this grade. The answers to questionsin Orthography were generally given correctly, but not so quickly as in some other schools. On the whole how- ever, the examiner expressed himself pleased with the school. So far as discipline was con- cerned no exception could be taken. This school was examined by Mr. R. T. Mor- sell, Secretary of the Board of Trustees, Mr. Tustin, who was assigned to the school, not beine able to attend. The school room isina brick building on K street, near the Corral, is well ventilated and one of the most comforta- ble rooms— winter or summer—in the city. Fourth District—Primary No. 1, (female,) Fourth District, corner 6th and O streets, Isl- and, Miss Josephine A. Lee teacher, was ex- amined yesterday by Mr. Murtagh. Of the 61 Schoolars on the roll 56 were present. The average attendance through the year has been 54. Theroom, a light and cheerfal one, but not as perfectly ventilated as sirable for the heated term,’’ was decorai:! florally and otherwise with much taste, and the little girls dressed forthe most part in white, with mourn- ing sashes in memory of a Iate sister pupil, presented & very neat appeartnce. Miss Lae’s school, it will be remembered, passed an ex- cellent examination last year, and that of yes- terday was quite as much to her credit. ike her sister, Miss Mary Ann Lee, she is a good disciplinarian, and keeps the pupils well io hand. A very determined young lady is sh», too, that full justice shall be done to each and allof her classes in the way of examination; and thus itis that the examiner assigned toher school may count npon having a thorough day’s work of it, (as happened yesterday,) be- fore she lets him off. The classes in epelling and mental arithmetic did themselves special ereditat this school. Tne examination was concluded with appropriate remarks compli- mentary to the school, by Messrs. Murtagh and Ellis, of the Board of Trustees, and Mr. John E. Thompson, principal of tae Male Grammar school of the District. There are thirty-four applications for ad- mission at this school, and in this District there are 150 applicants: showing the necessity for more primary schools in the District. e@ are glad to see this school-room provided with the comfortable and convenient primary school desks, now used in the best schools of the country, aadtrust that they may be adopted in allourschools. Itis creditable to the people of the Seventh Ward that they evince their in- terest in the schools by being present at the ex- amination: The numerous attendance yes- terday of parents and others, must have been gratifying and encouraging to both teacher and pupils. Primary No.3, (mixed school, i.e. male and female,) [2th street, between D and E streets, Miss Alice E. Adams teacher, was examined yesterday by Mr. John E. Thompson, the ex- amining trustee, Mr. Holmead being ill. This school is kept in anew one-story building erected for the purpose, and though the ceiling is of low pitch,the ventilation is good from the number of doors and windows confronting, and the light is good for the same reason. Great and commendable pains hud been taken by teacher and pupils yesterday to cause the school room to have an attractive appearance, and the decorations, floral and otherwise, were very tasteful. A melodeon introduced into the Toom caused the musical exercises to go off with additional ettect. Sixty-two pupils are on the roll here of whom sixty were present yesterday. The school was organized about tbe first of December, and the majority of the pupils had never attended school before. Some sixty of them required teaching in the simplest rudiments. Under the circumstances not mach might Have been expected of the school, and it is therefore very much to the credit of Miss Adams that she has brought the school up to a degree of proficiency that elicited the warm approbation of the examiner—Mr. Thomp- son—a gentleman of large experience himself in teaching. The pupils evinced an aptness and spirit in answering that showed good training in that particular. The order was commendahly good. We noticed that this school reom has desks, and trust that the deficiency may soon be remedied. Here, too. parents and friends were present in numbers at the examination, which was concluded with remarks approba- tory of the school and teacher, by Mr. Thomp- son snd Mr, Chas, Wilson. Primary No. 4, (mixed,) I street, between 43; and 6th, Miss Van Horn, teacher, was ex- amined by Mr. Ellis. Miss Van Horn takes the place of Mies Hattie Magee, promoted to a higher school. Of60 pupilson the roll 37 were present, three being det ined at home by sick- ness. There are 24 applications for seats at this school. The school is kept in a one-story frame building, not badly adapted for its pur- pose as regards light and ventilation; but we sincerely hope at no distant day to see all these cow-house structures displaced by school buildings more creditable to the city. The neatly clad children and the pretty flowers adorning the room made it look, how- ever, at its best yesterday, and tor the time being one forgot what a shabby old stracture it was. Miss Van Horn, though comparatively mew to the school and a stranger to that section of the city, seems to have acquired the centi- dence and respectof the pupils; and the school, as far as we could judge, is making satisfac- factory progress. In figures, the multiplica- tion table for instance, Roman fignres, &c., &c, the pupils were quite perfect. Mr. Ellis, the examining Trastee, spoke of the examination as most satisfactory to him, and concluded the exercises with some judicious words of encour- agement to the scholars. The attendance of visitors here, too, was noticeably and com- mendably large. aes following schools are being examined to-day: First District.—Male Intermediate, Mrs. Ko- dier teacher; by Messrs. Brown and Tustin. Second District.—Primary No. 4, Miss M. Y. Davis teacher; by Mr Rhees. No. 5, Miss Ellis teacher; by Mr. Wight. Third Dis'rict.—Secondary No.1, Mrs. Clarke teacher; by Dr. Walsh. No. 2, Miss Moore teacher; by Mr. Ferguson. Fourth District—Female Grammar, Mrs. Ami‘on teacher; by Messrs. Hoimead, Ellis, Murtagh, Wilson, Miller and Hitz. eraasmcem <= MARRIED, On Monday.June th at the residence of the bride’s father, Warfeldsburg. Md., by the Rev. P.L. Wilson, Mire LAURA FOWBLEK to W. A. f Washington. At 6 a.m., on Monday, the Zth instant, COR- NELIA, wift of Grorac E Arnold. aged 2 yours The friends aod acquaintances of the family are invited to attend her funeral from Ohriet Church, Novy Yard, on Wednesday evening, 29th rwst., ats o'clock, oe On the 27th instant. MARY F. FCG young est daughter of James A. aud Marian Puaitt, aged ears. O Witt celativeaand frienta of the family are re quested te attend the funeral on Sedacalsy aft at3o'’clock, trom the residence of bor rents. 219 2d. between G and H ots In Georgetown, June 27th, at the residence of John H Trunvel KLLSWORTA H, BRADLEY, after a thort ilnews, iu the 2th year of nis wee. Bia friends are requested to attend his famered th in evening at 6 o'cieck. af a he morning of the 18th ingtint. at the resi- ent ier fnthor, in Parfax county. Va.. JAMS 4. PAYNE, in the 35:h year of hor age, * Weep not, father, All your weeplag iain vai Trough I leave thee bowed We shall meet in bay saute. Crane your weeping then, my For with peters | al dwodl; Kiw me. father, kie« me, mother, And forever fare thee well, (City papers please copy } LKR MAGIC BODA POUNT If New Mork to dispense aces cold Bude tele very OOO ORE'S Weot Bad Drag Store, ey bw AL4 Ps aveane wet! FOR RENT AND SALK. JASCSE POR REN T— Near the corner of 4 and I. _ Apply at cornce of K and Mth ats. je 23-20* ypuers +00M% FOR RMNT—Price $2) per th le ii Oo aiel tect Sand Bere a q © EET_The SEGAR FTAND in the United seat ee ennsyivania avenue, TP HREM FURNIEHED BoOMS NT, ON Eleventh street. detweem Gi and H, No 411. First class boarding house nextdeor, je 3-st* A ROOM (4 by 2? ) FOR RENT LOR A PEW months. Suitable for storage. fair purposes, mor eee ie WOR RENT PartofakURNISE ED HOUSE B very low price. to a good tenant, consist: ¢ of parior, dining-roum, kitchen. t o reoms, two attic rooms, for the summer Apply at Leuisiang avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. i Je 83 FOR SALE_WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES*10N. The three story BRICK HOUSE, :and tot. No. 559, 9th street, Island. between D and B be can Aine Dne Fos, ead iain att ore esir le ri lence an rty. pl WALLACH. Star Office. je 8tt &o, Apply at No. 24 Pa. avenu: after 3 p.m. HAS SOMELY FURNISABD ROOMS TO RENT.—A nice Bed Koom. with privilege of usivg a kitchen, y auitable for aamall family, Al large haudsome Parlor, on reasonable Lacation excellent. heing midway between the departments. Apply at No, 332 @ sitect, be- tween 12th and !3th. Je 23 36° *O LET— ofa HOCSE to reator ts Inquire at 126 13th street, between @ » treets 2 5 je 27-2t* si F°8, BALE—A RESTAURANT, with a lease of five years. Rent $25 per month, Reasous for selling, the proprietor go! P 10th street, adjoining 'G RENT. ROC DUIQUOR STORE, doings good business at present. The reasons fortelling the owner leaving the city. Inquireom “ perth ses, No. 394, corner 9th and I street. A NEWLY FURNISHED BAJK ROOM. uD Floor and front room 34 floor. Also a front basement suitable for an office, to rent. ina pleas- antand desirable neighburhood. Apply at 417 1sth street. jo ** Fo SALE—The STOCK and PIXTURBSof a Grocery Store,doing a good business, on the Teland The Bee reictes intending to change his business isthe only reason for offering it for anle, For particulaas,call at 599 7th street, bat. Vir givia avenue and D at., Island. ‘Ye 27-3t* Tge ROOM, 2 by 33 feet, well shop orstoreroom Also vey- eral other ROOMS, well caleulated for lawyer's, doctor's or agency offices. Likewise a smal STOREROOM, 9 by 20 feet. Inquire of A. F. KIM- MELL, No, 363 © street north, between 4% and 6th streets. je 27-3t" "OR RENT—A RAKE CHANCE.—Two @esira- ble six room BRICK HUUSES, on 4% sir Island, No. 170 and 168, betweeen Virgin enue and B street south. To permanent tenants the rent will be moderate. Inquire on the prem ises, precisely between 9 and 10 o'clock in the morning. Je 27-3t* ‘OR RENT—A new three-story BRIOK HOUSR, containing eleven rooms aad all modern im- provements. The houge is situated on Maryland avenue, between 43¢ and 6th streets. No. 51™. Pos ression given immediately. For fu.ther particu- lars apply at No 466 Ps. avenue, between 3d and 43¢ ste., north side. je 27-3t* FOES ISBED, ROOMS.—A suit of fine rooms to let, No, 424 15th atreet, New York avenues and H. Also, a fine Office Room. Je 25 eost URNISHED OB UNFURNISHER ROOMS TO let, on accommodating terms; 356 H street, corner of 14th st. Apply immedialely. je 26-1w* Fok ®ALE—The GUOD WILL and FIXTCRES of Gillen’s Restaurant, 255 Pa, avenue. Ay ply immediately on the premises. Je 25-3t* {ORK -ALE CHEAP —The hal interest of a _ PHOTAGRAPH GALLERY in Washington doing good business. Reasons given, Call at 296 Penna avenue, Je -3t* F‘ R_RENT.—Four or five well PURNISHED ROOM®, together with ove large parlor on 2d floor, together or separately. Rent morlerate to good tenants, Apply at 234 H street, between 19th and 2 th streets Je 25-5t OR RENT, IN GEORG ETOWN—Two desirab'a FRAME ‘HOUSES, containing eight rooms each. Water and gas iu the houses, A ood base- ment, cellar_and pantry. Also, a good large yard. Apply to JOHN LANE, No. 10 24 street, je ja RICK STABLE FOR RENT, ON CAPITOL Hill, 371 First street east, corner of € street, large enough to accommodate four horsas and hi ,with loft for bay, and abundance of yard room. Itiajust back of the Railroad Depot, and near the Capitol. Je 25-3t* OR SALE—With ir mediate possersion, a moat excellent Brick HOUSE, containing 8 rooms. Location desirable and House in thorough repair. Will be sold upon liberal terma. Por particulars inquire at the corner of 9th and M streeta. No. 300, between the bours of7 and 9 in the morn tween 6 and 9 o'clock OR SALB.—The fixtures and eof neat little RESTAURANT AND ICK CREAM SALOON, located in a business thoroughfare, will de sold a great bargain in consequence ofitl health of the owner, MITCHELL & SON Real Estate Brokers, 25-e010t* 8, B. corner Penna, ay. an‘ 1th at. Fo SAIB—A large Mhree story frame HOUSR containing seven rooms, situated on llth st. between Mand N streets. Will be completed and possession given onthe Ist of July. For further rticulars inquire on the premises, or of JOHN . REED, No. 8 11th street, between O ana P strects. Je 25 3t* ‘OR RENT—The CONFECTIONERY STAND at the Tivoli Park, second lot above Park Hotel, on7th street. Patent Soda Fountain, ico Cream Freezers, etc., furnished. A rare chance for an enterprising person or couple. Further particu- lars he [earned by ealling on the proprietor, Je z5-3t* OR RENT veral ROOMS in No. %, 43¢ at. These roomsare well furnished, and have ail the modern improvements. The lower part of the house, together with the rear building, will be rented separately. This part will affurd ample facilities for accommodating forty table boarders, je 94-lw* 7 ERY VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THB REAR OF THE NATIONAL HOTEL.—We offer at Private Sale Lot No, 6, in Square No. 490. frontin 56 feet t inches on north C strect, between 432 a0 6th street west. and rupning back about 128 faet 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 renders it very desirable for business purposes, and we invite the particular attention of capitalisw and buriness men to the sale JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO, A BARBER SHOP AND FIX- ES, with a good run of custom. Apply st No. 49 Bridge atreet, near Washington st. .Grorge town. Will be rented on account of changiag Dusinese, Je 23-60" OR SALE.— A three story BRIOK HOUSE. con- taining six rooms, fituated on & corner lot 12) feet front by bo feetdeep on Ist street east, be- tween Land K streets north, will be sold reason- ably forcash, Apply on the prem! je23-lw* fURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. —Rooma ain- ‘ gle or in suits. suitable for offices, with or without board, at 432 @ street. between 7th and Sthata. The house contains bath room. water and | gas. Table boarders can also be accommodated, i _e23-lw* Fo SALE.—A neat frame HOUSE of six rooms, No. 403 K street north, between 9th and | th stroets west. (near Northern Liberty Market.) re paired throughout. Personas wishing a residence in a healthy and good neighborhood, nd water, near te market, city cara and the public buildings will please call and see it. Possession given at time of purchase, Titleindisputable. Inquire of J.¥. KELLEY, onSthst.,nearIst. je 23-17* OTKL FOR RENT.—The NEW BUILDING recently erected on Lonisiana avenue. extend- ing through toC street, wi for ocewpancy en or before the 2)th of July next, It is six stories high, with finished basement, vanlts, &c., aud contains an office, seven store rooms, two dining rooms, parlor, and one hundred and nineteen cuamberr, bath-rooms, water-cloants &c., with water and gas in every room, and is so constructed that it can beused adan American or European Hotel, For particuinrs ingnire of JuHN H. SEMMES & Cu., No, 623 Ninth street, coraer Louisiana avenue. Je 23 voit FoRN ISHED KOOM8 FOK RENT —To gentle men vnly, 506 9th street, one door from Pa, avenue. Je 22-tf, 5 —HOTEL FOR SALB—United Mal, &2,000 No 499 lith etreet, a few doors above the Avenue, containing an elegant bar, kit- chem and dining room, twelve well furnished rooms; 8lso. a large hall, ehich could be used as g billiard room, or made into sleeping rooms — Bext reasons given for selling. Inquire at the premi- ses. je 22 lw* ‘OK SALE—A FARM of Wu acres of superior land, 8 miles from Georgetown ant 2% miles from the capal, & acres in cultivation, ana the b- lance in very heavy pine wood, Lmoreved bya amall frame house and orcharda Wood enongh aan be sue off the farm to pay double the amount ©o rchafe money. - vy Per eAwen! for the Sale of Maryland ands, je 22-1w” 517 Seventh street. Fok SALE OR RENT—A large brick HOUSE on 6th street, between H and I Possession patence. Inquire of Dr. biataeanie Pe 433 je 15-20 T. want HOUSE. with +rown itewe front, partially furnished, with ali mod- i a. centrally nnd ‘pleasantly lo- cated, No, 444 E stroet, pear the reaid~nev ot Sec- gars Chase, togetner with large brick «table, he premises pot te be rented for» boardin. beure. For particulars inguire of Hon S SOMER on the premises, or Cavt. GQEORGEK BLY, Be a street, Porsension given immediately. Bear 6th at jastachuaette OR SALE—100 ACRES OF LAND at Beits- ville, 100 acre at Conter’s, 50 acren Laurel, Se uctes at Ravaxe, ‘0 at Anwapolis Junction, KO acrex at Jemop's Out, 60 st Hanover Seitch: MHacres near Bikridge Landing, 60 aor mile co Eetmace | All ouste Wathington Para FOge fer terms jeecrip ion, a] , - Babatw, 38 it. Paul’ ot,, Baltimore, Ma on Fo SALB-A email brick HOUSE a p and ged sized LUT, containing tour ronma and au ware kitchen. Sifaated on 4th isaennen Nano. or particulars inquire at GIB HO’ Gale Store. 2t2 av, Bear 13th ot. Ae, As de 1 HOTOG RAPB tH qusnory PR GALLERY ofth Taeeret ad book Gu- 1ofbe Rent pes, of the TRS Aa Pest becated Sa provements, None bat Gret-ctaus artints of high reputation in the arti ared apply. Thin ie & rare ohonce for eee everatet with some © premians capital” APHT 08 OT NELLEW & 00.. G10 Tth eteeet. 3 doers ~outh of O44 Foltows’ Hall. Terme cesd, frat monte im advance, ow AUCTION SALES, Per ovher Auc' i pore tien Bales sce fire page. the Usoite! to! vis APTERNOUN AND TO-MORROW B" J 0. McGUIRRA OO,, Auctioneers, COMM 188ION BRS’ 84LB OF RRAL RAPATB. ON BAN Y a. AND BRICK TAVB&N aT Ju ci oiplianve with um order ofthe Oirenit Quart of tbr Deatrict of Columbia, and Pajorityef the parti-s tat-rescet in the matier ofthe tit cn of Pever C. Howl nod other: ke G@ Bowle deceased, the and riigned, © wmiasionerein the shove @stitled con + ffer at public anle,on the premises on TUESDAY, Jove Sth, commencing with the firetaimed a 6 M..the folloving d+ssrived reni satate, in the city of Washi Doc inequare A, frovting on ia svenne. near 's Gosch Factory, and coutain «©, 4. in equate No, 2, situated at he cotner | lath atreet and Maryland avenue. at the ‘sotof he Potom ¢ Bridge, contain 5.9% qoure Tocn ‘hialot there is a large Brick Dwell ibe Boure. suitable for tavern an i of the borne cars rusaing from 10 LET=4 bandvowels farnished HOUSE i whole. or In auites. Pas- the Firet Ward thguire at Star session given the Ist of or widress Mr. Also, four large PARLORS MS FOR RENT.— Comfortable and weil rniehed Roome at 240 3th street, hetwaen The location is ane of the moat de sirable in the city ms ‘OR RENT—A large STORE: location for confectionery or ice cream the store, $101 WANI!S. ANTED—A GIRL for Inquire at PRANKLIN'S, 244 Penn ave but, between 2th and ith ats. PANTED IMMEDIATELY—A first clic COL LK, Apply at 322 BR street. Bent jo 2-at hy be pa ard Ip ive ii 't Le No ners! houkework, Grover’a The-ter, 7 ANTED-A middieaged WOMAN, to Keep a re R.S.," star Office. hiassdhee oie ‘Terra of nate: One-third tm cash on the day of aud the purchaser togve bo: d+ for the rear ip the pame of the fesp-clive beirn, pavabie, with intereet at the lena! me nthe after dat ANTED—Bvw a reapec able young girl, 4 xi t- UsTION as nurse or to do chamberwork and assist in waahi Wth st . bet. L and and ironing. chheid till the a urcbaas. money. tive col red woman.a SIT- it the cort of th Good references given, RENDER: ig Store on F street, str eee TATION to t yatthe Trimmin, Tgand Wei oye eS ISH TO BORROW $800,—Gnrod security ora deed of truat will be given, if required 1 treet, between 9th and aon je Bovensery, NSN Commis-ionera, J.C, McGUIRE & CO. RY 3.0. McGUIKE & ©O., Auctionears. TRUSTEE 8 SALE UF THREE STORY BRIC NG HOVSK AND LOT UN NINTH S EN OAND PSTREER "3S NO. NOON . June 23. até reminer, by virtae ofa deed of trast da’ tem bar 230. 385'. and duly recorded in Liber N » No. Zand fol'onl, et seq. Records of Warbingtu» county T Lot No Sie Crittenden » sub div: 398. fr. oting # feet on Ninth atreet O and P streets north, running back 94 fret 4 inchas nd improved hy a three story two Dasenent ANTED-At the United States Hotel, ist in the bar and make himself gene ally usefal in the hotel. Also, two coloral Bell WET, ATWE On TURSDAY ACHMAN WANTED—None need apply who nnot bring satisfactory teatimoninls of char— nid oJ, DENT, 4 ANTED—A white MAN as head waiter, also, a white woman as chambermaid and two col- ored men as oyster openers. Inquire at the Mitchell Houre, corner 13th and E sts. j ANTED—A GIRL, to do honsework ina fam- ily consisting of two House oontaini rine, wide ball ed, &o.,in the rear. Copveyances at cust of the pu: Ls ey rooms, saloon he recommended a goot iven. Inquire at MADAM anne. KG’S, 460 Pa. avenue, bet . BUBR. Trustee jo 2 6 3 0. MOGUIRE & OO. aucr, VY WM B. LEWIS & CO. Auctioneers. EAT PAL Oona. OUBE WAN tenant. an Unfurnished location, in Washing*on or Georgetown. Al: answers to this must pos- ate terms, which must not be over $00 per S.,"’ Box 46%, Washing small; no children, RS OF RARK AND VALUAB A RAPHS, ENGRAvV aT AUCTION Address *E. Y. ANTED—A steady WOMAN. who is a first clasa caok, to go five miles in the country, The high+ st wages given to one who suite, Also, RERMAID, to wash and iron. understands her business, none others need ap between the Avenge anc ington, we shall sell c) Rare and Vainabls Books, Papers. Exploring Expediti Debatee of Conares la: eouw, Relhwious &c.. wi Autographs, Rare Plaster Busts. Paintings amo ¢ which a valuable Pi ture of Jupiter, &c. io, Also, Secretaries, Book Cares, 8 Will be continues TUESDAY ani WED NESLAY EVENING~, until wi are rold,as the rooms mnat be vacated at ap early day Catalogner of 2u lote ready Booker can be seer je.9f [Chron | L Y Ja8. C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, LOT OF ea ane AND STOCK At 5 . Op WEDNESDAY MORNING, June Mth, at 19 o’e ock at the shop of Mr John Muntz,on 19th at , between Pewnaylvania avenue and I street north, we shal! se} a complete assortment of Black=mith’s Tools, Lot of Stock, among which is about 50) Shoes, jets d (Rep J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts, i THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, | FUBNITURE Cees sy EPPECTS AT On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 29th. 1854, at nine o'clock. 1 will seil at my Auctinn Store, No. 174 Bridue street. opposite the market. a large assortment of Household Furniture, cons Maxasiues Lew “tate ions Orimean Re yort-. Dictionaries, Mi cel oink Cariositins. 1 444 8th st., WwW NTED.—A ble cook at 4 WOMAN, to take care of child 3 y Boom 5®, Ebbitt House, 4 TANTED—At the American Telezraph (ffice. 43a ba avenue, three MESSENGE Must come well recommended. i 7 ANTKD—A YOUTH from 16 to 13 years of age to learn the Drug Business. Inquire of J. ‘ood second COOK and a vege s Estreet nesr7th. s Protestant WHITE Mua! come weil recommended. B. MAJOR, cornor 7th and H streets, @CSR PAINTERS — WANTED HOUSE HANDS. Highest wages given. M.T. PARKER &CO., y& young woman 8 SITUATION as Se: mares by the week or month, and bs nay ’s maid or huusekee: Office je 27-2 no objections to IMMEDIATE AITERS. MAKER. Apply at No. 4 between 3d and 4%: streets je raat so. one ICE CREAM Pennsylvania avenus, 8. SIMMONS, ‘504 white or colored JOURNRY- MAN BARBER, to work from7 a m.to7 m. Apply at No. 63 7th atrest, between RB F. BARTELL, ANTED-Bya reapectable young woman, & as chambermaid and seamatrens The best of ref ..”” Btar Office. Mahogany Sofas and Tables, Mahogany Rureau, Sideboard and Bookcase, Bedsteade. Mattrerses and Lcurges, Hatrack. and Iron Bedsteads, Kitchen, Parlor. and other Stoves, Carpets, Mirrors, Blinds, &c., &c. LSo— A large asrortment of Crockery and G1; THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. RY Jas 0. McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers. FURNITURE AND TS AT PUBLIC 8. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 29th, at 10 idence of Nathan Rice. Esq.. No. een 6th and 7th, we shall sell the and Effects. comprising—- Excellent pericueaite Sofas, in a respectable private family. erences given, Rule positive, ANTED—A GIRL or middle-aged WOMAN eneral housework for a small family. apply unless well recommended Ap- y immediately at 481 1.th street, beewees D and EXCELLENT HOU! OLD EFFE A hades Little HOUSE with first floor suita- i shop, or room on second ible little stors, well located, Tn- NGEOT’S Human Hair Stora, cor- streets, near the avenue. ANTED—A WOMAN (white) to assist with the cooking and washing and ironing. Also, one to wash dishes and make up ferences required 247 Pensylvania avenue, between 2th and 13th o'clock, at the re. » Fat. Ottomans ard Foot-etools to match, Hair cloth Sofas and Chairs, Marble top and Fancy Tables, What-not Cane-neat and other Chairs, Lounge, Quartette Tabler, Rockars, Paintings, Bngravings, Vases, and Mantel Orne me! Inquire at tne Gorling House, ANTFED—One hundred HORSES to pasture, in Prince George’s county, Md. Pr month for single horse, by the quantity $5 per a eaaee of J, BEASLEY, 02 Louisiana MRS, M, M, SCHAAFF. ANTED—COUNTRY RESIDENCE or COUN- TRY BOARD. Location and comforte of the Terms secondary cons) - ation. Will rent whole or part of huuse, or b Number—man, wife, four chil- o servants. Address Pont Office, Box 2, Washington, D.C, E Ingrain, and other Carpets, goerator. Sideboard, Chinn, Glass and Creekery Ware, Silver-plated Castore, Wailvrs, Table Cutlery Bureaus Wardr.der Washstanda, Toilet Sats. Looking Glasses, Sxcellent Hair and Huak Mattresses, Feather Beda, B: inters, and Pillows, Blankets. Comforts. 2preada, Bed and Table Linen, wnd other Stoves, E er with the usual assortment of Kitchen test importance. with the family JAMES C. McGUIRB & CO., Ancts. TED—A good CAKE BAKER, and aMAN make Ice Cream,at 435 £ = —S = = = Y JAS. C. MctiUIRE & CO., Auctionvers, ARLY NBW HOUSEHOLD FKCT: F 3 On THURSDAY MOKNING. June wth, at 10 o'clock, at house No. 312 F street, between Lith wesbal) sell the Furniture and emap abvut to remove from the ANAL BOATS WANTKD—The Navy Depart- ment is desirous of purchasin ordinary Canal Boats. struction, Navy Department. J AN CED—A GIRL er sii do general housework. No board and lody Must come well recommen M. WILLI ‘a number of | EXCELLENT AND. jureau of Con- ddle aged woman to | and 12th tree! Effects of s ge ing furnished. i be engaged by the week. Walnut Parlor Suite, com- ba prisiug Medallion Sofa, Easy. Rocking, and Pa lor i Carved Walnut Canton Teapoys; Marbie- ; new Brussels, Handsome Carve 336 Penna avenue, ANTED—A GIRL to attend to children and do general houre work. well recommended will heat ofa good and manent home by applyivg immediately at etreet. between 9th and i th OOK WANTED—A WHITE WOMAN, entirely competent to do the cvokin Chairs, with cane seats; top Center and Sofa T-b1 e ly und Ing nin Carpets, Rags, Oilcloth, superior entirely new Oak Dining Table aad Patent Kefrigerater; Sidebuard; French China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ware; Glas» Ware. Casto:s, Table Cutlery; Watnut Bed Burenus, Washstanda and Wardrobes; Pairted Cottage Suites, W illows; Cooking and other 8: ith @ general assortment of kitchen __J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. . C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, LE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE RVLAND E One who can come witl find en- od wages, by applying at No 537 nd. Incompetent persona, and per- sons without good city references need not apply. OUSE WANTED—In a central location, with about | or ]Zreoms. Will bay lease and fur- niture, Apply to W L WALL & Co., Auction and Cominiasion Merchants, south corner Penn. ave nne and 9th street. 7 ANTED—1.009 LADIES to come and buy the same number of Embroidered Yokes and ere. We have reduced now offer then cheaper PRINCE, “STREE? WEST. On FKIDAY AFTERNOON, July], at 632 0’ elo onthe premises we shall sell the No. 3%. (on the Island.) subslivic Building Lots, fronting respectively on Eleventh and Twelf'h streets west an running back toalleya. S ‘oe This comprises some of the choicest building siten in that section of the city. and the sale ia worthy the attention of persons who wish fine busta Bree tabl Title indiaputable. . . cash: the remainder in sixand bh interest, secured by & deed of Sleeves, Bands and Wrap the price one-fourth, an 381 F at., opposite Patent Onlice. GOOD GRANITE CUTTERS WANTED at the Chestnut Street Bridge. CLARK, McGRANN & KENNEDY, Contractorr, Philadelphia. W 4NTED-SECOND HAND FUKNTIORR. MIKFONS, CAKXPES. BEDS. BED: R NG GODS ofevery 42" 7th atreet, and H, east side, LADIES WANTED TO CALL Aft PRINCE’S Stainping Depot, 341 F nd get their Stam mbroidery dene. there are other Richarde ip the Geld, ladies better ce’s, who is ene sure you go mas ed into good Marylaud avenue, all Waxes $3 per be finished and ready | twelve months, w trustom he p:eu ines. Al copveysners apd Atamps at the cost ef the ayment of $20 on each lot will be required at J.C. McQUIRE & CO., Aucta,_ RY? C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, LARGE DWt LLING ROUBEON 13TH STREET, BETWEEN K& AND PF STREETS, ALOTION, WITHOUT RreERVE On FRIDAY AFTERNOON on the premises, we shall se the rcw of four-story and basement brick houses tiruated on the east side of 13th street. between KE an! F streets nerth. Thre houre is large. contain- ing tome thirteen rooms, with half cash. the remainder in six ard twelve moptne, with interest of trust on the premises. Conve vances at the cost of the purchaser Title indisputable. 50,000 only practical ban Patreet. opponite Patent Office. W437? eorine! Every lady in the District to know that I at considerable expense, had bailta very ei machine for Pluting or Crimping Dresses, &c Dresxmakersand others can have Crimped at short notice. in ax goo cheap us ip any other city ig the only machine in town, and ice to get stamping done. e Patent Office. Rtamping and Machine July 1. at 63¢ o'clock 1 tre south heuse ot the premises. kind of goods style, and a Ladies, remember thir done at the only 381. F street, 'C. McGUIRE & CO., Aacts, OTHE GERMANS OF WASHINGTON—I bavo bow secured the ervicet of ap exe lient Gur- ist, ope who thoroughly und-rstanis ption business, and isconver- lish languages. Fizeworss' ‘FIREWORKS!{ The largest assortment ia the city. «German and bn re wirbipg thei: medicines carefully and accn- . will oo well to give mee eall. JOSEPH PL RUtLIVAN. P, 8—To my otber enstomers and the public x doply say that T shall al well relected atock of pure Drugs apd Cle micelas. which shad be dispensed in a care- fol apd +kilitul manner, fertee 0 rately compounded LANTERNS! LANTERNS !{ for illuminations, &o, generally, Tae be bere ofore. # Exhibition Pisces, Pire Orackera, Pulling Orsokers, Candies, Bcrell Wheels, Dwi Tee Bhy Rocketa, Hernan store! BEPRIGERATUBS tt Lt rt sess sain. 8 7a Jere eed eae? “ase CONTINENTAL, end EXCELSIOR ehich are atmitt-d to Vertical Wheels, Senen Wheels, Obias Fiyors, Piying Pigeens, Chraree B -mbs, Fire Buloons, Tey Osanons, Orackor Pisteta, Torpade nad Orackor Pis tele comblacd—a acw examinati- a at ROR TE GE 269 7uh a ROOFS Ve OEMBNT ‘THOMAR FAURY, Coume bene Weer-azo rae Gixil, badterlomerers b.°, it ‘Tran-parent Lanteras, aad. get voor supplice for the | : a ee TOMOVAD ® BLACKBERRY OORDIAL Price's} per bettio. nee a Drug- * 368 B STRKeT.NBak SOURYuSNTB. Depot for Rage ell & Warner's cedetrat «1 COLORIVIC POR COLORING THE HAIR. OF The Prado rupsiies. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. WO HANDFOME BUILDING LOTS IN ane TE UARUNTING ON FLESH AND STC TH OFS EAPT_KRTWEREN SOUTH A AND B STH! On WEDNESDAY, 29th instant, we shal Hi an! ve! = - tis and iz feet of Le ti ry Square sa. dnc of tof Lots, ‘ there lo's fronts. 2 feet Sinches ow sth, and the other TT fet two third inch on Sth street cast, be- tween roth A and B streets. A hi ape pea tien, and under substantial feace. Tide Terma cash, a Canre i including revenue stamps, ot cont of pure: a Sead. GRERN & WILLIAMS, Auote, Y JA8. OC. McGUIRE & ©0., Auctionsers. TRUSTBE’S SALE O° NINB BUI: DING Geist et tke WEST at THE OOMN BE OF SOUTH DP STRERT. On WBUNBSDAY APTERNOON, July gh, at 63s o'clock, on the premises, by virtaeof a dved of tr st.datea May 7th. i857. and daly recerdes ia Titer JA & No. 18 folion 2 et req, we shall rol ail of LotNo 6 in -auare No 6%, fronting 1a ferton First @: ree! weet. at the cor er of sou unning bark ‘0 fect, subdivided inte 8 fxHv and one Lot 20x80. e ai the cost of the purchaser, Scasn payme tot$i0 Oneach lot will e required at the tee OONATIO N. QULBERT, Trastes U . » wera He “SO. WGUINE & 00. Auoty BY J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Anstionsers, EX’ BN“1VK 848 OF FINK BUILDING LOTS PRUNTING 7TH AND 674 STRRETS WASP ay, LHOD® L8LAND AVBN ana os TREET NoRTH, On WEDNASDAY, June 2%ta, we shall sell, im front of the premises at6o'cock,p m, pst of Square No 442, subdivided into handsome Batid ing Lots runviag toa'leys. Thie rvperty site- ated ovly one square from the Troad pot. ea is stree’, ip a thriving and fasi improving yart of ec ty Term:: Ore fourth cash; balance in 6 14, i. end 2% montha, for notes, bearing interest da’ A deed given free of cost.and deed of trust, at cont of tho purchaser, taken, fe cl-ar Plats of the Sauare may be seen at the Auction zh [Rep) J.C. Mc@UIRE & 00., Aucte, Y WL, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN- RYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE CIRCLE A® ‘ in WRONESDAY AFTERNOON, 29th instaat, e will sell, in front of tre premines, hdivision of Square 77. frontiag south | Seat the Clecie. gun lpoeeoeed Syarten sors ard | w . andi ir | ' “ hacement Brick Dwelling, furnimhed with gas aad hb: | Water and in good repair, Possession given im- | meriately 2 Terma: One half in cash; the remainder im 6 and 12 months secu ed by aces of trust om the ies, interest, Pagid And bearing MT WALL & CO., Aucte. Y J.C. MoGUIRE & OO.. Auctioneera. FAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON MASSACHG- | BE EITS AVENUE, BETWEEN 10TH AND1IITH | STREETA WEST, AT PUBLIC SALE. Or WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON June ®. at 6% i remises, we shall «ti Lot No. 16, $2, fropting 2h feet Linch om ssachuartts avenue, betweem ja th and Nth streets went. aud running back 89 feet dine’ Th achoice building lot. fronting on a ise avenue, with a public reservation in front, ime healiby anv beautiful part of the city tor » resi- dence nod poxsesses the advantawe of fine paved alleys in the rear and the entire depth of the lot om vhe east ride, = = Terma: one-half cash. the remainder in six aad twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed om the premises Conveyances at the coat of the purchasers. je 23-6 J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Aucta, ¥ J. C. Me@UIRE & CO., Auctionsers. by direction of the Veatry of St. John's Parish, we shall sell on THURSDAY. June 9, at7 o'clock, op the premises, sl! that part of Lot No. 8, im Square N. ‘opting 28 feet 33: incheson the eas® | side of 16th street west, between H and I streets | north. and running back 5) feet a Thin lot iv situated in the immediate vicinity ef President's Square, and is considered a desirable | building si Terms: One-third incash; the remainder in six aud twelve montha. with, interest, secured by a i ae of truston ae premieres FS ‘opveyances at the coat a! @ purchaser. fexsit 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. ¥ JAMES C. McGUIRB & CJ., Auctioneers, DESIRARLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF 16TH AND | KSTREETS. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 3", at six- a-haifo clock p.m, on the premises, w. ‘o, 18 aod part of 19in Square . 186, ed into four parts One of the lots front- ing 22 feet 2). inches on 16th street. near K. and improved by & substantial two story Brick Dwall- ing Bouse, with back building, stabling, &c.; anc ther, adjoining the above ou the sonth side, with a front of 3 feet 2 inches, on which ia stabli aud other rutbuildings; auother Lot on the nor! side of the house, having a front of 29 feet 1 inch, and a lot at the corner of K and 16th streets, hav— ing 8 front of 5: @et 2 inches on 16th atest, alk running tack 106 feet 6 incher to a 15 foot alley. This valuable property is situated on the second square north of Lafayette Square, and ina very fipe location for private reside:.ces, Terma: One third j the remainder insix and twelve months, with interest, secured by di: of trust on the premises. Conveyancea at the erst of the purchaser. Je 23-4 JAS.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auct’s. BY W.L, WALL & CO,, Auctioneers, Southwest corner Pa. av. and Sth st, GROGERIES, EIGUOR: MIGARS anv TOBACCO, T AUOTIUN, On THURSDAY MORNING, Jone 30, at Ie o'clock, we will sell at the Auction Rooms— Chests Tea, boxes Sperm and Adamantine Oaa- z es Barrels Coffee and boxes do Boxes Canned Fruits and Mea‘ Boxes Brown, Yellow and Oastile Soap Boxes Starch, Yeast Powders, and Cheese Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon Cases Whisky, demijohne Brandy and Whisky 50 boxes Coffee Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cicars 2% boxes prime Chewing Tobacco 12 gross Natural Leaf Tobacco. A and quarters Brandy, Cases Jamalee um Gibson’s XXX. Qld Bourbon and other brands Barre a Whisky. various brands 2, pipe Holland Gia 2 barrels Apple Brandy 5) cases Claret BO cases Glassware Tndershirte and Clothing x quanti operat Stores and Satlera’ Goods, «rms cash, jeq WM. L. WALL &§00., Aucts. YW. L. WALLA CO., Auctionsers. THOSE EE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. rtue of adecree pyesed in Chancery cause Supreme Court of the ct of Columbia, I shall offer for sae at public auction, to the high- est bidder on WEDNESDAY, the 2%d dav of June, 1534,at5 o'clock p.m allof Lots numbered eleven, (1,) twelve (12) and thirteen, (13,)in Square oum- bered nine hund,ed and sixty, (96'.) lying and being in the city of Washington, in the D'strict of Columbia. fronting on north @ atreet, between 1 th and }ith streets east, The sale to take place on the premine Terms of sale cash. All conveyancing at the coat of the purchaser or purchasera, Upon default of any purchaser or purchasers te comply with the terms of sale, the poverty will be resold at the expense of the d: faulting purcha- ser, upon givin. ree days’ further ice Bers upon @NSAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee, my 17-dts w,L. WALL & CO., Aucte, ee TH VE SALE IS POSTPONED TO TH TRSDAV AFTERNOON 30th inst. at5 o'clock. ard will be sold at the suction rooms of Wm. L. | Wall& Co. oAMUEL b. PHILLIPS Trustee, b> je25 W.L; WALL & CO., Aucte._ B = _, MAYCR'B OFFICE, June 1354 Y VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF THE CITY OOUN- cils and in xecordance therewith, L shall offer for | enle, for cash, to the highest bidder, on Thuraday, | the 29.b in-tant, in front of the City Hall, at the bour of 12M., the exclusive right and privilege ef | using the several Corporation Scales until the tet | day of July, 1865. for the purpose of weighing Hay, | Rtraw, Fodder Ontain the Rtraw, and Live Stock: | situated at the follewing p acer: _No.1. K street north, at its intersection with Vermont averne and 18th street west. No. 2. Louisiana avenue. between 9th and Mth streets went. No. 3. In front of Northern Market, at interseo— tion of New York avenue and K street north, rr: 4 Corner of Maryland avenue and 34 street east, ho. 5. Ip front of Anacortia Engine Fon No.6 Inthe vicinity of the depot of the Batd- more apd Ohio Raiircad. No.7. At the foot of lth street west on the Pe- tomec river, eal 5 Ai the foot of 3d street easton the Eastera rapch. The folowing is the tariff of rates which the entitled to receive: Por every lead fodder, outa iv the straw HYDE, parties urchasing will be required to compl; with all the provisions of the act approved 2 be heed 183. entitled * Av uct to +etablisn ped- d for other pur 5 Neto dtae “RICHARD WALLACH, Mayer, ¥ JA#. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctiencers, ON GROUND, RTOCK, AND PIX FUR! Eee CUD Ax) GOAL, CARD Tiivaeae ed OENTER OF THE CifY. af aug. THUPSDAY, July °.0) Io'elock M, sel te Ware, —— on hin C =e wralee Dren, &C * A Food aun Coat Yard, aitcated om iw ey west, between KE F streets north now doing ¢ saucer business, and sold omly beeen [5 owner bas le strangements to embark in ether J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO. -Avots. Pla Nos New Steinway & Sun's Plaace, ‘ heraht or malts ae reestvedn Pot « @ have go on Rund One 7 octave H stlee! Davin, € and several, thal ‘