Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1864, Page 3

-No.4,) corner of 10th and E streets, th= exami- LOCAL NEWS. “< AMUSEMENTS are ToNoaT ask “Gadrere THEATER.—« Mazeppa” has] with@r-wn, and “Rockwood, or Dick in” hasbeen substituted af this resort; anc ate Vanee will ate « Dick Turpin,” @nd will ride the eelebrated horse Don Juan, who: will gepresent “Bonnie Bees” Miss Vance will be guetained among others by the favorite actor, Mr. J. K. Mortimer. Port's TABATER.—«“The Forty Thieves,” the gorgepts fairy spectacle which has bsen Aaource of delight to hundreda of visitors tor many Fed 7 ts past. is announced for to-night ‘his. Bowe ver, is the last teme but one of oi tis, repreeetration, and therefore all who would seasr must burry w) The play is sa- Perbly gotten up. vance Play OasTeRBURY.—4 Bean Sickman,” or «The Basb w hackers of the Potomac,” thenew local drama now performing here takes ‘well, and the hits made always elicit¢mnch applinge. The dancing too ige@xeeedingly good, sud the Songs are well song. Grace Gauxon Fair, still in: ress at Island Hfiit, continues to’ (bok favorite resort With those who desire'to pass a pleasant eve- Ting in thé midst of loveliness, for certainly there is gp array of unsurpassed aliractions nround e admirably arranged tales here, Lot offen,found in a tair; A visit is sure to be enjoyed. UBLIC Scuoot CoxceRt.—A concert of the George ber ee Schools, witl te eet to- Dight ats obn’s Clareh, under the direction Qt Prof. Daniel ™ oo Prin Scuoor. Exartta,AMONs—The oral xaminatians of the pudlic 8920's were con- tinued yesteriay, as tollaws’ Male Intermediate, First District, tadght by Mrs. M. E. Rodiet, was subjected to a rigid ex- amriation by Messrs.Brownand Tastin,and the quertions propomnded were generally ane wered PpTomptiy and correctly, The classes iu reading, Writing and copherinn st show considerable pro- gress, indicanng that Mrs. Rodier's efforts to dustruc: ber scheiars in these three importaat branches bave uot been in vain. The examia- ation of the classes in geography, grammar, tnd bistory was also quite satisfactory. In mental arithmetic some of the scholars were a dittle backward, but this can perhaps be ex- Carga by the fact that many of the scholars in is class have been in the school only about six werks. having been transferred to it froma secondary school. The order was excellent There are 55 scholars upon the rolls 15 0f Whom were present yesterday, Eight have been traueferred to higher school: duriag the past year, and several of Mrs. R's bast and Most advanced scholars have been withdrawn within the past few weeks by their parents, to nett to business occupations. ‘he sch@ol-room, which is in the basemeat of Union Chapel, oa 20th street, near Penusyiva- nia avenue, was handsomely decorated with the American flag. The roomis a larg one, but the ceiling is entirefy too id'w, and the ven- tilation is very bad. In midsummer the heat is | almost inturerable, which renders it necessary to remove the window sashes in order toudimit fresh air. Second District—In consequence of the ab- sence frouythe city -of the Trustee appointed to examine Miss M. ¥, Davis’ school, (Primary nation was postponed until to-morrow moro ing. Miss Ellis’ school, (Primary No.4.) corner Of$th street snd Massachusetts avenue, wal, | we unders'si.d, not be publiciy ex:mined this | year, in consequence otf tne indispo-ition of the teacher. Third District —Secondary school No. 1, Mrs. @larke, teacher, was caréfaily examined by Dr. Walsh. There are 6!) pupils on the roll, of ‘whom 55 were present: three of the absentees being sick, and one unaccounted tor. The schuol was examined in spelling, reading, writing, mental and practical aritametic, geography, music, &c., snd all evinced a fair | degree Of scholarship, so far as they hid |, studied. Mrs. Clarke's classification bt the | Schoiats isirregular, but this Is owing to the fact that some of the ehildren are more ad- “yarced in rome studies than in others, and are conseqvently differently graded in different classes. Many pupils who are in. the first- class. in spelling are in the second-class in reading: avd others who are im the third-class ib geography are in the fourth-class of arith- metic. Notwithstanding the fact that this school is -classed as Secundary, Mrs. Clarke has no less than 30 pupils outof her 60 (une-half,) who Ought to bein Primary Schools. Of the latter ahe has admitted 27 the past year, and to 17 of these she bas been compeiled to teacn their let- ters. This of course has beeu a disadvantage notonly te the teacher but also to the pelts, ‘but considering all this disadvantage M. Clarke’s whole examination was a very eid one. Her pupils read bos, hig eatery with care, and bave a good know! for punctaation. in arithme:ic they are rather slow, but sare; and while ittook sometime to workout asum, mentally or practically, the answers were generally correct. Thisglowness is no fauit of ‘the teacher, forsome minds move more slug g@ishly than o:hers, and it Mrs. Clarke nad had 48 good material to operate upon as have mang: other teachers, her school wonld excel. In ail other studies the auswers were ready and prompt. Mrs. Ularke bas done much hard work the past year in order to bring her school up to the sta dard it has attained. and has had to contend with, not only the diffieuities above named. butulso with sickness, and therefore, considering ail, her eximination was a most creditable one. And now for the school room. It is a dis- grace to the district, «xcept so far as the situa. tion is concerned, which ts In a quie+t neighhor- bood, on 1!th street, south of Virginia avenue. | The buildiog is an old one, illy ventilated, badty ligbred, of low cei ing, and totally ana. dapred to school purposes ib summer itis too hot and in winter too cold, and if the health of the children fs 2 consideration should be va- cated atonce. Mrs. Clarke has 25 applicatious tor seats, and no weceucie® Secondary No. 2, Miss Lucy E. Moore teach- et, is in a rather pleasant brick building at the | corner of 3d streetand Pennsy!vania avenue. | ‘The room is well ventilated, and altogether suitable for a school room, except that beneath | isa tinners shop. This is an improvement, { however, on last year, when the blacksmith’s harnmer was heard contivaaliy underneath. Miss Moore bas sixty pupils on her roll, alt ot whom were present except threes, who were necessarily absent. She bas eight applicants, aid will transter fourteen toschools of a higher grade. ‘ The school was subjected to & thorough ex- fu insfon in ai] its branches by Mr. Hitz, and Miss Mocre, who ivan experieneed teacher, must bave been gratified with the expressions of approbation that fe-i from the lips of all who Dad the plessure of witnessing the examina- tion. The order was excellent. The copy books | ot the pupils were carefully examined, and | outof 2 nota blotor evidence of uncleanli-+ ness was discovered, but all was neatn<ss, ‘The chirovraphy was exceedingly good, all the | letters were well formed, and the copy was | followed as closely as pos-ible. In some of the books the orthography was, tosay the least, pecoliar, but tuis was no tauitof the teacher, jor sbe had evidently taken pains to instruet her pupué in refere to ‘his etudy. In spelling, the turd class was fair; the same class m die ation, was good; and alsoin addiUon tum+, and in mental aritametic. The reading of the second ciass was tolerable, the | spelling good, and in the principl-s of ortkog- | hy Very good; while in mental und written aribmetic Wis class can be pronounced excal- kent. The fire ct dlase was rigidly examined an ihe stodies they Dad pursued, and Miss Mosre may with certainty “defy competition;’ fora beter trdined or more intelligent clase is sl. dom eeen. In the geogriyphy, of this country, in the principles of ge.graphy, and in reading and arithmetic (mental and practicat) the pe- tre here are especially well trained; aut r. itz, ip remarks at the close of the examin- | Allon, did po More than duty then he pro- noun ed the school & superior oae: and his compliment to Miss Moore was baa well deserved Miss Moere has a fonrth class, of 5 allor ebiftizen ‘ben are u nally found in. se ary schools, who were also examined, aud ghpred that they had been weil :aught, At tbe conclusion of the examination, tee Lana Roibsechid sang a German version of | the sovg, “When the Swatlows Homeward | Ely.” in a fine voice and with a good manner. fr. Hitz, at the close, Aichiy landed Miss Moore fr the high staudard of excellence to which she bad brought her school. Fourth District. —The Female Grammar School, Fourth Lustrict, Mrs. Margaret A. Am. idon, teacher, was examined yesterday. py Mesers. Wight, Elis, Wilsun, Murtagh, Hicz and Muller, of the Board of Trustees, ( Mr. Hol~ mead being still quite ill, we ve, apd by Mr. Z. Kichards. Mre. Amiston’ aminations always excitemuch inwrest, a8 usual, her school-roym was crowded y. urdsy. Mr. Myers, of the Georgetown: tr tees, and several of the teachers of the George- town schools showéd their tntercst-in the affair by coming all the way to be present, AS did a Idrge number of our city teachers, ;together wilh members of the City Councils and a very large representation of the parents and friends of the pupils, ‘Lhe schcol room, the apper onein the Fourth District Schoo! Building is one of the best for schoob purposes im the city, being ine ge lighter trom al) tour sides of the room, @ tle : eiepy being pitched at a sufficient Beight to sdmit of toler-ble room. «Tne room lo ked very cheerful indeed on yesterény de ora'ed with flowers and the nations! Dame, net, Ang filled with bright eager. faces, tb pre sented just the tuviting, attri Rape norer sae & school-room should Morr tind, This seho room seems to be well ae win schol furniture, @itn the @xcer" ok noards, of whiem there ins teckenntedior® Hand espe. cis}iy of a Puled biarkhorrd ‘or music leskonsy We trust the trustees will see to thts at once. | added, as follows: } German The examinazide! sad MeearbSé ly thorough, B tert invited by the teacher, and several of the Veteran examin rs seemed | ‘ouind at ef tirg exercise in) putting the well-trained pia fo the infl test of théfr | po rers and ac. quirements. The classes were of nearly nni- form exéellence, (showing that no undge dis- crimination had oeen made pr the teacher) and it sbould be ssid turthem:that inithose studies Teguiring close mental -amatyefe the classes were surprisingly good. In ahsern-e srith tical protivme, aud in the Sia tote of compli- cated sentences, the sbowe la quickness of thought. and re: Geb al of repiy qnit+ bayond the more sluggish taentalprosesses of older Minds, as frequeal? and amasinety extidited in the courte Of the examination. We think Mrs. Amidoy, especially excels in teachiag ber Aree #0 comprehend, and ta be ahle torx- thing they meet in the couree of stat [he marica! portion of thes reisss.atrracted Much attention, apd Prot. Daniel, who Yas resent, had no reasén to blns@ for his pupils. € believe there sa close eontes!, for sapert- Orty between tbe masic classin this school and that of Miss Boves’, (Second istrict. y the two being admittedly shead in the (ity Sshonts A fine Ohickerieg piano betonging to the school, (purchased from the proceads of Ounearts for the purpodse,) was in use yesterday. The tollowing pieces were adm) peblysung: Song Should Breathe, Shelis of Ocexn; The Dexrest Spot; Dear Mother Tve thime Home, Sabbath Evé) America; Joys, That Wo've Tasted; Come Where My Lo o¥e Lies: The Ram- bie: Fairy Trio: Meet Ma by Moonlight: Sto-#d Stream; Why Have My Loved Ones Gone; Star Spengied Banner. Compositions as follows, read by the authors received Merifed commendation from tha ex. Sminers:—Ann Batley, «Power of As Faria Franklin, Loe of Country,” Mattie Gray, “Education:” Raobel Garrett, “HKind- neee;” Hannah Johnson, «Power of Wamory.” At the concInsion of the examination, Mr. Wight said he had come prepared to expect much, from this sohool,:and be had not heen disappointed. The examination just passed showed that it maintained its high order if. indeed, it did not stand higher than ever before. Mr. Wileon totlowed in similar remarks com. plimentary ts the school and its accomplished teacher. Many of the visitors expreseed them- selyes to the effect that it was the best school examination they bad ever witnessed. TIE SET Important Saks or Reat Estare— James C, McGuire & Co., Auctioneers, have made the f-llowing sales: Square No. 232 and improvements, on Four- teenth street, near the Long Bridge, knowa as the residence of the late Major Howle, to J. M. Young, for $14,100. Small frame house on Maryland avenue, bs- tween Thirteenth-and-a-half and Fourteenth streets, to William Evans, Jr., for 510. Similar housé adjoining, to Thomas Robey, for #525. Old brick tavern property st the Long Bridge, to Conrad Faunce, for $1,050. Lot on the sonth side of Penusylvania avenne, near Third street, to John McDer- / mott, for $1.41 per equare foot, Small brick flouss and lot on Ninth, betwéen O and P streets, te D, S. O'Connell, for $2,085 ed Tue Distaicr my. Oonce In the Senate yesterday, Mr.Grimes reported from the Com mittee on the District of Oolambia the bill to amend the act incorporating tbe Gaslight Com- pany of the city of Washington, and for other purposes. It provides that from and «fier the first day of Jnty, 1564, the company shadl not receive (exclusive of the excise tax collected for the Unwed States) more than 33); cents per huncred feet for gas, subject toa discount not ' less than ten per cent. if paid at the office within five days after the rendition of the bill. On motion of Mr. Wilson, an amendment was “And the Washington and Georgetown Ratlroad Company are authorized to charge two cents for each transfer tickét on said road or its branches.” Say SSeS A Grand Geran FESTIvAL, in aid ofthe Reliet. Association for Sick and Wounded Soldiers, will be given to-morrow at the Seventh Street Park, commencing atone o'clock. There will be addresses in German and English; and music, singing and dancing, and in the evening a rich display of fireworks, and gymnastic exercises by the Tarner Asso- ciauion. els AR DEATH OF AN OLD CiTizENX.—Daniel Row- land, Esq., died o1 Monday at his residence on the Isijand He had been confined to bis house for several weeks. For many years he had been 8 justice of the peace, and Was Much re- spected, both as a magistrate and as 4 private eitzen. He was buried yesterday, faneral ecrvices having been performed at St. Domi- nick's Church. Mr. Utyssra' B Wagp, formerly of the New York Heratd, and recently one of the reporters of the Associated Press, died at his residence in this city yesterday atternoon, after a short sick- ness. Mr. Ward was a Washingtonian by birth, (the son of Ulysees Ward, Esq.,) and was much serene and beloved by a !arge circle of riends. po Res ConReoTion,—Mr. James Cratchett requests us to say thatthe boy Larry Crutchett, men- tioned in the Starof Saturday, for throwing ™Muriatic acid on the dressof a young lady named Ella Davis. is not a member of his family. He has but two sons, neither one of whom is pamed , and they are both ab- sent trom the city r. ©. says that there is no Crutchett in the United Statee who spells the name the same 2s he does—('rutchett. i SPECIAL NOTIOES. Sag ems atte? Tre Worn “Sozopont,’’ which is fast becoming a housebold word. is derived from the Greek sod com pored of two words, Soro and Odoates. ** ae translated meaus to preserve and ** odontes, teeth. “Sozodont,’? a preserver of the teeth. ane itis true to its name. For beautifying and pre- serving the teeth. hardening and ing gorating t he gums, and correcting all impurities of the breath, it is without a peer im the worid. old by Druggists and Fancy Goods ee everywhere, it* Ter Cram Icr Cresu! The undersiened Bele leave to inforn the public that he bas aiweys on hand a fresh supply of tle cest tlavers € Ick Cursm, which he is prepared to supply to stores, su hotels, pie nies; parties, éxeuraions, aud at the shorte~ ce and the must reasonable terms. aa ScHarrin $6 6thst..bet, Je B-Im* Steam Ice Cream Manufactory, Gand H. Wholesale and retsil. eSrets bed ie wieeaneey sacl Pat : MARRIED, On the th ingtant, at the 1oth street Baptist Church. a Dr. rave: Mr, JOHN @. SMITH to Miss L i Micon savers please copy. \ DIED. On Tuesday afternoon, the 28th inat,, ULYSSES B., youngest son of tue Rey. Ulysses Wurd,in tae Sint year of his age The meabers and friends.of the family are re- quested to attend his funeral frei the renidence of his apother-in-iaw, (Mrs. Waters.) No. 403 12th sireet west, thie (Wednesday) afternoom,!at five o’clvek, without further notice. By GEORGETOWN ADVER™M 4. CONCERT OF VOOSL MUSIC WILL Po ie, y t rcheols ae Vets otown. atthe leetu dobn’s nen a a PAY NOTICE— LICENSES — All licenses dite the corporation of Georgetown on the Ist uly next, must be paid within ten days of that Sate otherwise they wilt be strictly enforded by th @Mrtrop litan Police. F he WM LAIRD, Clerk e 2i-eotdy10 G + LORGETOWN COBPURATION STuCK.+ B ‘Thoms persoas who way be disposed to “pur- chyet Georgetown Corporation Stock. whieh bears an interest of Six per eevt. per sunum, payable quartetly. an obtain emoe by applying to WM, L AID Clerk of said Corporation. dtlau ¢ ‘EORGETOWN TAXES =A abateinent of Bix % per cent. will be alowed onthe general tax for the current year, if paid op or parr the first day ofdn y next. CHAS, D. pELC A je Be a olectur. S4r ‘RROOL FY ray GROCND ALUM, KK s 18La IAIN T UBER mea RUCK BRUT. f for borses and cattle. iat 1. THOS. DAVIS Whotesale Beater 12 salt, _Se 8.3m” "_ __No. 83 Water stroet. Georgetown, powine i@ PROMPTLY ATT E| ao TO, by the Potomac Tow Company's boats, * Potomac,” “Gow sourtty” ha Bele Haven * Apply to the |. OF to. —— JOHN B. DAVIDSON, myls- Water streat, Geangetqwa. » + Powe GERMANSOF WASHINGTON =I have bow Ke cared the servicer of ar exeslent Gar- man (ragg ist. one who thoroughly and-retands the drug ant prescription business, aod is conver: taut in the German and English Jangnages. Ger- ishing their wedicines caref sts iy a F ateu~ rately compounded, wil ~ eee Re iis all. P, 8—To my other ee avite” ove rally, I need only say that T bull the 4 ver us here! ofore, a well stock of pare Drugs and Ghemicals, which shail be diepensed in a eare- ful end skillful manner, JoRaw* i ut 8. / ERED J TU Pa eae bet ‘Bh re: a yc! enaod hada anda, ‘ he ‘Bote colciabe a Buerd 62 per day, é-Im* Clearly, the why aod whereforeof every- © pupils of the Public | , sFROBE whoate i fy rr a D, the samen ag ARW) fp te pita 7, a eouitort Rhos 1. tet teonly sf ikare ri the Renn) | fro e the Shdkitimore and Ohio Bailroad Devel FOR REN ANP SALE TRNISHED ROOMS CA cule oP HOS single rove at 403, Dik etreeis batress n ir af je 2 for SOK BENT —On Md qtcert.a doors aohte of I, ove of two neatly furaishat front ROUMSyfirst | end nee; nd oors. iy igen acréd ofland ini ; gonnty vai (aajoining Arlington Young gentlemen only avedap- | distant from Washington city an: fro — TON partially furnished ROM, the N, Woo TagR 8 stle fir an office fons Paymaster or Deatistyo: two squares firdiw Pena. gvenue, Apply, 02: tl premises Jomo itt, FOR KENT—A very desitahle BRICK DWECL- ING, containing six -ro-1015, sitteted of 96h street between © anil P) Firevts | Awply to WAE- ni hth and ¥ trevls; suit- i Part. 469 New Yonk avenr sof the hérte qoreceanit' Georgetown, Rynt low. ies Isrge STORK; ice creem 5: eC he WERE. P ig eae w 18 Y YOUR CHANCE, Len well watered, ae F avi ban Sin Bairrax ‘atim, 4 mtilea Set niy 20 mihttes ia Roo and ierey stat erp. t! ad ee 75 Inqu sits at oon. je 5-1 TER LINKINS, on the pregises. To a pepayigent tenant the rent will Be thoderate” “f Do {OR RENTTOne BRICK WOCSE, gates «WAN TS. which great stock Sede Oke ratte plied now { rel lars A to opposite Grover } Je 29 te RUCRED WONTER. | He a FOR RENTS Nev the corner of 231 ana % -_ Apply at corner of K and ‘uth sts. ie deat TP HNER LOOMS FOR RENT_P Fico $2) per | month payable in advawec, at No. 220 2a! street, between G and Jo33-3t* W cut child, Inquite at LL wal wy &L EAP TON as wet nurse. F stikes north, between 2d and Te LRroThe groan EPTAND in the’ "Catto wrt Civ Re We a respectable Woman ST EDK. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. Statea Hotel, Pénusylyania ay ‘da T).GB ns cook; no objection to assistin Wash- | two HANDSOME BUIL TDING HOTS IN SQUARB » | Gem st® ing waa eo or cook In # restaurant. Please | “@go PRONTING ON FIFTH AND SIXTH 81s, T iireen BURNISHED Shes ror BENT, Stores 431 E sirqot, 2d door from 7th street, Fancy EART. BETWEEN rate AANDB STREETS. Eleventh street. between Gand H, No On WEDNESDAY, Sth iestent, we shall cell in First-class buardiog house ngxt4oor. je 23- fe ANTED—A stout, potive A ROOM (45 by 2 HOR RENT FOR A FEW Tooms, sittated on P street. between dt ~ fthets, north Tt GBeoa the SD gond FOREMAN, in a Bakery. stauey, CPEey OER anh Bitte, Be best of references NY croc ae tith chem teat On AF DBR 008, du duly mth, at Will Ue'required fe22t™, ANTED—A sober active WATTER t Tae Se ofeock ap she prom lage, by yirice oe eer ae | Fe SALE Two BOOK GASES geveral ake | peri ccharee oC thsdliwtagrroaa One who 8 eX: Liber J a8 w ritibs 22 et neq. we shall | LASTER RUST. at gront Adtti- ence in aruataunat preferred. Agply 2 y Ponting 14) qvarian Bookstore, over bank of Washingtoa Faltimore Depot Reftesbment Rooms, _ je 29-#t* siiaid of betNo le eeaare Kes rer ANTED. A respectable WET NURSE, with- 7 Kridge street, waa ai D.€. beferenct! required and re ED—By a respectable married woman, Apply at.No. ert 3d ate. pe ane VW, to assist in my bockstore, which is now im course of removal to opposite Grover’ ca Theater. between 13th and menths, itabie for xtotage, fair purpo-es, f e sl. ae "Aprly at atNo. 24 Pa avenue, “before 9 ba mativatronitt BoUksPeMEsE TERED HONTEE, after 3 p.m. je 23-36" jo 29-21* Over the Bank of Washington. OR RENT-1 Part ofa a FURNISHED HOUSE at y ANTED—A OI alieral bpgsework. a very low price. ton § of parlor, dining-racmy shen, two large bed rooms, two attic rooms, forthe summer Apply at 41 Leuisiana avenue, between 6th and /th tensat, consistin DRC between l2th and th sts. F pau 13H ORED eae Je2St_ | Grover’s Theater. aa WITH IMMPDTATE POSSES3I0N. ee VALT. IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN- The three story BRICK HOUSE. cand hots) | We ANTED—Dy a respectable young girl. « SUT. ‘By ERIA AVENUE AND THE CLRCLY AT No. 559. 9th street, Island, betwee: # UATION. oy hutse or ta. do ichamberwork Necetar Teennteina yige roting and’ tein all ra, | and ansint in wash neg sats depdibg-neilat 350 on HN eapay AFTERNOON, 20tb instant, pects a desirable reeifence and property. Apply | Wth sty bet. deand je, 2-20’ at 5 o'clock, we will sell, in front of tae premises, | to W. D. WALLACH. Star Qffice. 2-tf Witte BORROW §500- nod Wecucity OF Lor No ie subdivision of Saaare 27. Tronti nga SC y deed of trust will be given, if required. Call ‘eet onithe south si ih. A e HANS Te oe Hed Mente eithopriedoacio? at No. 547, Eatrest, between 9th andl th, Navy ning back to K atroet, between 2ith and a5th ats. uring a kitchen, very suitable for a #mall famil a 3tt near the Uircle, and improved by a two-sterpa” Also a large, haudsome. Parlor, on reasonable the Unit terma Location excellent. being midway between the departments, Apply siNo. 332-@. stree allyuseful in the hotel, tween Igth and.{gth, in 25 5b Boyr. Inquire at PHANKLINGS, 244 P aye 2t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A first class COL- COOK. Apply at 322 a eae ac MAN to assistim the bar and make himself gener- Also, two beara eae (OK SALE—A BESTAURANT, with_« lease of five years. Rent $26 permuoth. Reasous for selling, the proprietor ceive Weat. EFuquire 43 2 10th street, adjoming #ord's Theater. je 27 TT?) RENT—A GROGERY AND LIQgOR st 5 doing a good busiocss at present, The reak ing satisfactory te pmpetenc Bet: DENT. 496 15th ab. forrelling the owner leaviux the city. red nien as oyster openers. Inquire a’ thy premises, No, 394, corner ith alain House, cornee Bin and Bsts. je <7. i V man preferted... To homie iid pay wile) wor TENBU KG’, 450 Pa. ave! >OR BALE—The STOOK and vaXTORES Grovery Store. doing 4 The proprietor r8o FS ess is the only reason 9 call at nlaas, con avenue ane tepant. an Unfurnished Pinas locatio n, in Washiiyton ot. oO calculuted for jANTED—A white MAN as he “8 While woman sg chambermait 7ANTED—A G TRA. to do housework ina fa ily consisting of two ne we ne 3 WANTED.— Wants fhe ty a pe Georg WaNTED—None need appty who timoninls of char- Apply between 9 pad 12 w" ne only. nuey eral other ROOM for iawye nb children. Ali answers to this mus doctor's or one kewise > staré tevin whieh must not he over $5 srr FERN iby 20 feet. Inquire o' month, Address" B.V.&., N. E a No. 363. © street north, betw jen VY, 0. a Oth stree! AUCTION SALES, “Fer or other Aucsion Salevcee sod fires» mane: 2 RUGTION BALES. | u _» » FUTURE DAYS. this 1s AFRRBNGOS AND TO-MORROW 3.0 McGUIRE® C rae Pou SBXTENEIVE S418 OF FINE IN ply, t je 2i-tet walk to Georgetown market Apply. BUNTING Soars AND. ork | Grow EAUECA Tee HOS eT Sueig eB oes JOHN NTOCKER, © ri LSbAND AS DE LEA neh SINK in fhe Sutlerin Washi No. 14 wonth Bak.2 as OF, department’ wif} p tivo mmilen of thé city. No yetT-eoote ington sity, No, wou a ‘ pare. 5 S hombng, | Tequ jee at Pa wy between Mant yeah 7 : Tg abr I. iN re rem . abe clea: ve. apie i i" o'elol bcs ofthis week i or ares Prony mises, gy BT | Pup rab ycianres saemE mira ag | COMMS Piet ei Gcue | aeeeanerine Sitar hey. a atee od ~* House my ated‘on ya ‘om ‘ot, O: ish A {veation, and water convenicst, . pply ta CHARLES H “1 7th mitee yin a tBOVViDE and ce en emeiyiop che je prSiat yto 3. Moarat, aberecrr 8 ety ae pa ar sth, ins near aE eh pee ew aa rote, Re ba fupnthes Wop xreyent oe Hee * A-deed given'frea of cost. ai - ad of trust, at meri purchaser, teken ut ‘ eur Pu =H ‘of the Square may be'séen at the Auction Bro dead ARen}. 3. Oe McGUIRE & COs, Aucts, BY vas, OUMCGUIRE & & 00... Auctioneers, peepee ei BDING LOTS On, BT ss ie aTeH ROWBING Sh OF she corns of ggite D street. ana ranping ‘ack pk 30 eubdivided into 8 tote Shh eh one:Lio ‘erm rare cep at he i the purchaser. hr pay! Apt] oneach tot will 5e required the | af Athy tine Holiano x. GILBERT, Trastee jena. 9 (JC. M-GUIRE & OO. Aucte._ front of the, Fee iae Let 13 and 17 feet of theee lots fronts. 26 feet 5inches on ith, and the other 17 feet two third inch on Sth street cast, be- tween south A and B streets. A hantsome loca- tion, and under substantial fence. Title good, Terms cash. : All one nee, in¢luding revenue stamps, at OT "TG REEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥Y W.L. WALL & co., Auctioneers. | we shall sell on THURSDAY. Inne 90, atZ o'clock, B’ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctionedrs. TRUSTBE'S SALLE OP VALUABLE PROPER By virtue of wdaeoctee sed in Chancery No. Ge. Bu me Court of vistrictof Colum! T shail o Briers rave at publicauction, ree est bidder. on hy Garde py Vday of dnce. TS54, at 5 o'clock p. eal Lots nu “1 ele €1,) twelve (12 irtsiy. (13,) in, Bqtare be nine handied and sixty, ) Tyin, mn Doing in the city of Washington ine District of Columbia, fronting on north G street, between Ith and 1thatreets east, The sale to take place on the premigua, 18 Of sale Poertt (ote . cogveyant nat the cost of the purch: purc\ae yancing co! purchaser or Upht-default of any parchasér or pnrohasers to ‘corply with the terms of sale, the property will oy eget neag hese Sh d ae salting pardhh- mtRL ie lL. wa Li Ps. Truatee, my i7-dts |. & CO., Aucts. ABOVE. Ser r 1s Pog BY To THEHEDAY APTERNONS, petit aes elon ard will “aha at the sucion rooms of Wm-L. Walla now » . INLLIPS Teanten, ed 1 & GO., Avots, #7. 0. MeGUIBE & CO., Atettongeg’, By direction of the Voxtry of 8t. Johu'st Parish, on the premises, all that part of Lot! No. 6. Sqnare No, -00,{renting 2 fret $s incheson the ast Toth abtect. went, and. L. sireche and running bac’ ot is situated in the immediate vicinity of President’ Square, aud ix considered a desirable building site. Terms: One-third (neash; the remainder in six dtwelve months, with interest, secured by a eed of trust on the premises Conveyances at the cost af Te Ook je 287t J Aucta. Y¥ JAMES C. McGUIRE & C0., Auctioneers, iLE UNIMPROVED DERUF ff TY OT THE CORN RB OF 16TH AND UREDAY AETERNOON, June 3, at six- sor nana oelock Pp. m., on the premiaes, we shall part of 19in Square No, 185, subdivided to four parts. One ofthe lots front- ing 2 feet2*, inches on isth street. near K aad improved by a sutstantini two story Brick Dwell- | ing House, with back building, Stabling. & ke; another, adjoimng the above on the sout with a front of 23 feet 2inches, on weith is Stabling and other cutbuildings, anoth»r Lot on the no’ | Ride of the house, having a front of 29 feot | tpob, ands lot atthe corner af K and wien streets, | ing & front of 51 feut 2.inches on jpth ntreet,ail Enppiag Lack 106 feet6 ‘incher toa 15 footalley. basement Brick Dwelling, furmshed with gas and ye, ie in good repair, Possession given im- it “Terms: ‘One balf in “psi the remainder in 6 and 12 leptclrrrs secured b: , cf geet of trust on the earing interest. Fd ane peg WALL & CO. Aucts. This valuable. P. poperty is fircated on the second Rquare porth 0 favette agers. and inavery fine location far Phin, rezidedces: Terme: One third cask; tharemsinder’ in six and twelve monthr. with interest. secured by deed of Srast on the promincs, rae : Onveyances a! we cost Oo! urchaser, Jord FAS GO MCOUIRE & CO, Adct’s, BY JAMES Oo MCGUIRF & CO., Auttioneers. GREAT SALE OP EL. VANT OIL Pace. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. preree BUILDING. LOT ON MASSACHU- BEPTTS BETWEEN LOT n s ay AT. te BLIC Op DaY APr'enNGON Sans Matsa | o’clock. on. the premises, we shall sell Lot Ww, in Subdivision No, $42, frouting 25 feat 1 inch on the south side of Massachusetts avenue, between loth ae 1th streets west, and running back 83 feet 4inches This is achoice building lot. fronting on » fine ayenne, With.a public reservation in front, ina healthy and beautiful part of the city tor a resi dence, and possesses the advantage of fine paved the east side. Terms: 01 twelve monil the premises. |, With interest, seeared by a.deed on N OR RENT—A RA RB oes 7 ANT ED- A at ai¥y WOMAN. wie is a tirst Conve: ahceg at Fhe cost of the purcharers. jee Oe MOGTIRE © GOn Aucts, blesix-room BRICK stars cook. te ve miles in th seee ES d. No. 170 and 168 be SE RE ORS a eT oe cunaiten mane ¥ W.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, toue aba B atreet sontl CCHAMBERMAID' to nash ana iton, Gnowie | B WALL & C0. Auctioneers, | the rent will be moderate. Apply 444 Sth j unde Bye bert bp “68, one others need a » betwvem the Avenue » izes, precisely betw Jo 25-2t* GROCERIES, Bae oe S CIGARS ANp TOBACCO, morning. pgeeee ete i = i WTED.CA good second COOK ant ay On THURSDAY. MORNING, Juno 3), at 10 OB ALENT Ai pom au rec tary, maya Lp 1 Wirrcrcicatsae'e sirect.mesetih. seat ee ye will sella the Anct rs ee ements. The house js situated on Mary|yné VU ANTED-X Ar Me Protestant WHITE |, lente Tes, DUtos Dye H cbetieeen Ba and oth streets,No. 90s. B AQUMAN, th take tare of child 3 years old, Barrels Cotieg ae 8d ' iven immediately. For Room 58, Ebbitt House. “me 30 21-3t*_ xen Canne. el Fry its ond Meat ‘ apply at No 466 Pa. avenue, bet 1 NTED=A YOUTH fro Boxee Hrown, Yellow an Gastite S08, -5 ROFL BiG, aoe | Week bas tes oo Alas come Boxes Stareh, Yeust Powders, and Ohéese a pacee J + corner oxes Ginger at ee Omg ea Ory | thant B ae cet Gases Whidky. demijoling Brandy and Whisky | H street, h st. Apply itomediately. je 25 EE RENT —Four —Four or five well FURNISH KOOMS, together with one large parlor vo 21 floor, teaether or Separately. Rent mode pood tenants, Applyat 234 Hatreet, betw Hoh tans 27-3t* Wy ANT MMBEDIATE WANT RR MAKER, Apply at No. between 3d and 4% streeta jo zi-at? ts the modern improvements, The lower parlof the ea SRT ED, Le two good 56 rp acayiteniss av hued 8. 81’ “MONS. 0 boxes Coffee Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigare ae} 2 boxes prime Chewing Tobacco 12 gross Natural Lesf Tobacco. Octaves and quarters Brands, ‘on’s XX ie Qld Bourbon and other brands vations brandy house, together with the rear building, will be rented separately. This pars will affurd ample emt ie for accommodating forty table boarder: 4-1 * BRKY VALUABLE PROPERTY 1N THE REAR OF THE NATIONAL BOTRDL.—We olfer at Privgte Bale Lut No.6, in Sqnare No. 490, frontin SG fect 4 inches on north O street, between 43s and 6th street west and running back about 128 feet to 2.3 foot wide public alley, with a Briek building, WwW be een Fand$ p. je 7 11" A to¢ No cnenee \ ie mm. p—-A G streets. or middle neral housework for apply unle: well recommended. Ap- y Tamnediatel 3 at ST toth street, Le ee, Dawi ANTED—A good whiteor colored JOURNEY, esac BARBGBR, to work from7 sm. to 7 pply st Nu. 63 7th street, between B and F. BARTEL d WOM, small fam’ g Fe) canee ti sue id FT elothin nders! aul A quantity of Small Stores and Satlers’ Goods, Pemecesh. | Wa.1. WALL & 00., Aucts, 4 LT ¥ JAS, C. McGUIBE § & CO., Auctioneers. © EXCELLENT AND NE BARI, NEW HOUSEHOLD are : long apd favorably known es the Washington Bath Houge.”? The central tocation of this valuable property renders it very desirable for business purposes, sea we invite the Poth mig se of capitalists ahd business men to the sale JAS. 0, MOGUIRE & CO. # bio for mi Aoor, or if possi quire at ner D end wth streets, ANTHD- Little HOUSE with frst Hoor suite- liners shop, or yoo on =: Je little etors, well located. In- DEMUNGEOT'B Human Bair Biwre, cor- near the avenue. je bt" ond On THURBDAY 1 SHNING, Jane Mth, at 19 o'clock, at house No, 312 F street, between Ith and 12th streets, wa shall, sell the Furniture and Effects of a gent. pea about to remove from t! We name, ja 2-6t #1 OR_RENT—A SAREE SHOP AND FIX: TURES, with @fes o run of custom. Apply at No. 49 Rridge street, near Washington at. Georg: town. Will be rerted on account of Changing a 23-1 A three alory BRIOK HOUSE. con- t “is rooina. situated om corner lot 12) feet front by if fect deep on Tet stre S| tween Land K streets north, will be sold. r ably for cash, Apply on the premises, 7URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—Roomecir- in Prince George's county month. Inguire of J, eoeae Wasbinston, Wat ereateat im Wal MES, M, d yE and tw Berane! Wesbingion, D.C. month tor sivgle.bor: si ate the. avantity 6s nie POF RL yD Laut BEC —COUNTRY RESIDENCE or COU! Y BOARD. Location and comforts of t whole or Number. A, Bosom chit oer ce, Rox peur ANTED—One hundred HORSES to pa-tur Price $6 M, SCLLAAF per isigna it “Handsome Carved W Walnut parler. Suite, com- ising Medallion Sofa, Easy, Rocking, 3nd Pastor irs, finished iv grees reps; Cal Walout ith cane seats; Canton pees Marbie- top Center and Sofa Tables: new Brussels, Phree- yand rapa S.A 43 ay orlcloth, superior ing; Cntirely mew Oal i 7 Chat atent ae rater; Sideboard; Whito Ching Dinner, Dessert and -Tea Ware see) ‘are, Castor. ‘Table Gallery Wainnt Be: toads, Butewus. Washstends and Wardrobe Paiste Cottage Syites, Wardrobes. Mattren jalstersgnd Pillows OQooking und other Stove: Ozethsr with g general assortment of kitchen 6 Frenc streets works (near Northern Liberty Market,) re- W ho ame number of Bmbroid paired thr. hout. Persona wishing a residence | Sleeves, Byndz aad Wrappers. ina healthy and 1 neighborhood. good water, | the price one-fvyrth, and now offer them cheaper | near topinrket, city cars and the public buildings *an ever. PRINCE H tim peers eal ae fea ie vomeeton ven at fe 21 tf 1 F st., opposite Pat Hi ioe of porehase, itle indisputable. n tre of | J.B. KELLEY, on Sih st.ynearTst. "Se 40 Gur Bnccteat Bitect eutne ‘ad Yo! » have reducat «le or ts table f flices th o uisites, t withoat board: at 480 G ctssot Decree Teh and Hee SE WANTED—Ia. @ central Toe Rion wit | OF J.C. McGUIRE & C0, Aucis, sthats, The house contains bath room. water and about 1 or 12 ri MM buy ; eas. Table boarders can also be accommodated, nitare, Apply to W.L WALL é Co., Avetion and B MAYCR'S OFFICE, June 23, 56 1 e23-1w* Coramfssion chante, south corner Penn, ave- Dy VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF THE CLTY COUN- SALE iS ae Ti I et cilg, and in aceordanee therewith, L shail ofier neg POORER ENT A neat frame BOURE of es rociar, ees 000 LADIES to -ale, for casi, to the highest bidder, on Phan the 29th instar front of the City Hall. the hourof i in front o' City Hall. at exclnsive right and privilege of using the Ser ration Seales until the dst day of July, | fo: purpose of weighing Tay, Straw, Fodder Oats i in the Pag and Live Sto situate? xt the following p ace No.1. K street north, at its. ‘intersection with sees “Lpeand 15th rtreet west, this beauti fal Pesidence of the late Col, Ellet is for Fale? Tt will be sold under a decree of the Supreme & urtof this Districh(rendered necessary ig.con: | Sequence of the minority of woul his remgining | streel at Supra Uatent Otis tbrcavehildren gad ecanse of their minori ty) | ing, Btitebin and there are other look out that they come to, only practical band in the city, r utreet, opporite Patent Office. ating month of July. who may pot be faaailis ine at attractive eee of about the end of the the information cf th | with Clifton, bet who may d | suturhan residence. co: Pp | the ch at fruit and ornamental tree excellentdwelling bouse of ving orten Os, Overseer 8) Cotinge detashed. lerge barn, stable: and other appre pria’ at baildings, with gout fences. nearly ail of them new. _{t is sorequnded by the splendid reridences of Tudo: f G x Grimped at short notice. in ns cheap asin any other city. fe 0 CALL AT le 50 OOO BARSRC AREED, CALL AT er get their Stanp- broidary done, flaking jichards in the field, ladies better Beince’s, who is the a 54 to Be snre you ‘and country life. Lt Wants: center of our Heights, LUTING! ‘ Ge aGGM tigniy i ELUTING bo urinat tas 1, within the dart six or sev | WANTED, Every lady in thé District to Know that 1 have, at considerstiag Sxponsej had baidta very vlegant | machine for Fluting,or Crimping Dresses, &c. Dressmakers and others can have any kind of goods ood style, au i es, remember th URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENP.—To gentle | day. Payere isfana avenue, between 9th and Wth nt tree rom. By OLA MBGRANN & RENNED emt ne Oat See On ee i 2 2-tf, me se 2-2 Goptractora, Philadelphis. | Cc vty IN Sees tiie adrep et ANT ED—S¥OOND HAND, FL@NIIURE, On THE DeGuts or GEORGETOWN, Alo, MIRKOUS, CABPEIS: BEDS. BED: T AAA baptoicd ea ee Gr Galtenin the | SunGuene HODERFD ANISH IING 09 DBSrevery . In feontof Metout Engine House. avail mivself of this of ans be | duseription, ij In the vic > do. numerous inquiries that have been mate whe ofr Vetwors Gand Hyeast side. Inthe vicinity ef the dopot of the Balti- more'and Uhio Railroad. XN At the foot of ith street west on the Po- ert he foot of 3d strect easton the Eastern ‘T Branc! The Villowive is the tariff of rates which the purchasers are cutitled to receive: For every load of he ESSN fodder, oats in the straw, weighing one thousand pounde or leas, 25 cents; over one thousand pounds, 5. cen's; and for each and every bundie. bele, or packugo of the same, weighing live stuck. two cents for every hundred urehasing will be. required to comply th: provietons of the act appraved let ists, entitled “Aw act to. establish pub- send for other purposes, RICHARD EWATLACH, Mayor. Y¥ J, C. MCGUIRE & & 00. Auctioneers, February | lie hay ce sublets! , Tie cad On 4 Ot Ny, De ©. moG TIRE ee ee gece a rp PIS IS 10 IVE NoTIcE, Thee the sub-| 4 ete es _REDLN, Roman Candles, BxbibitionBiedes tide Brier Hee obtained, from the Oeph ; ape Court e 0 eées, of Weshinzion County, i istrict o f | Scroll Wheels, Fire Orackére, lia, lett ors testawentaty.on t parrougtestate of | let pee Rag is facae poupuaeae Eky Rocket Pulling Crackers,” * shard J. Clements, tateot Weabingtan City, ». iven at on Inquire of Dr. HOGAN, No. 455 | Pin Wheelsy=! i: La Dorpeiioes, >> ae , Benes ipl ee avin i Siaseah husefts ay. near eth st, sel Per | Triangles; U0 Flotillas, d the same, ¥ ite voaghten, Groronft to lm oa YO REN’ th vrown | Vertical Wheels, - ins Barbs, fibers OB or before the4thday of June-ne: erie i ei wfupaiebe alimod: | Baxor Wheels, ph brah H fhe maon! ota ise by law Beexeluded from ci i A ee OL Sec- oo a Plyeray Woy Oarinoas ted, No. 444 t tb Ot Sec. . iyi antes Us i. thie 4tieda cf due ec 1a3h. rete Chiat Sais witty latae orick stable, | Fiyize Pigeons, !@racker Pistols, Aires aa and IN ear ubilER TS 4 For SA ek pate! foe a boaeting Fe oTpents, « = 1 4 Torpedo and Ceacker,Pis JelAwiw* 5 ontrix.) i _ . RAS b Grass Hop; tols combined—a new YBIr 12 TO GIVEN C, hat the eubsent- Neat ip the wee "Poss: os hate gona ‘aly, Flower-Po iattiale, oP OE | ber bamebtuined te ome vramet dure of SLi aa ington eoun'y, in the Disiric olumbia, | mht Blue Light 142° Manepdrent Lanterns, letters itadisinistedsion onthe personal estate of | a SALE—100 ACRES OF LAND at Belte- | Bengola Lights. »<: ey Deamsy rey © | Janes Mageesets of Washington épauty, D. O°, \E sille, “trac at Contun's eres a Lent, Mines, i = dveenned. “ai bersgmy axing claims against t the acl 7 a sersee, @ at Ann 3 = asid deceased are hereby warned to exh Pay a Bah cote BY RR RGD PEE ce gine from Baltimore; BY on the Wast hington "aot ws and iy your sdpplies for the - gibe rwiee by, Tay be eXcluded from all benciit ct on for termsacd d ie p! to M. 7 sine are DANNOX, 28 St: Paul st,. Maltigores Md, Guoniors rovRrH ven under iy mad the 2st ey eich day 8 | fre fora SEA small bre HOTS WRT wast from the great je 22-Tawawt tool bie ae ‘OK Seo alk Leo NATIONAL FLAG AND. FIRS-WORKS DEPOT, ; Ss 4 LOT, coptaining four d summer ai Si¢ Kithae Beek ae ti tooad ra ren mt, 302 HSTRYET. NEAR FOURTEENTE,”° Diver facapecined Ree Mase fer prc iathat. cant GOB" es: Depot for Boswell & Warner's celebrated * wee atop f Fert pian tn, apietr\etat Calas Se as COLORIFIC FOR im OFFERS THE HAIR, . | ry Key Walltca, Inte o vot We Rhing hy, ec Evil edie teats ee as | eezaaTmeseet el | a ei ee Pair. will gas. water, heating range, and. @vcry eeu i cuehate Oe, camerg iat evonel here thereor pa as finite dion rer eee ebgheecre es | clraaea ememce nad bbulir9 Mt | cies aw botediadel tga ali Bough ay MITCHELL &, Real Ratete Brokers.» | petal) sore ufo Bensuota. | 1 raat? my hand this ae Tune A686, h deinen ¥. Je2) NS Roca Eh iaiiaa as wid cits ors : heed a Art ACK. ini z ri bane now DouuERS Por 304° Fiuperivasiwapamen be hen nad isth sts. sale, 8’ L pe joand three years’ LGASE ofa ee Pu taut ont 358 Perm aytvi Tee (a Peupaxinanisiayenusst th oo anes ae ratios * actiy o) . et A” Real Betats Brokers,” B. F. corner Penna. av enad atreet, * a Hath ite a rere in gts me naz $e 10-eolim i Rosman FOR R —Gomt itonte aud oar AP » WA of fonbaaling PLEL t AHL street. Sie THERN STATES, with.s p the [th atreet App st Sa G ter © location is one of Ges a tde | Chronoiogy of the Great Ber silinn; Scents, Loft. near the wharf, of BARNES & BON, { Sleuble hs the aity. m-tf ou BANGK TAYLO fe -2w* Hall: eae Brn, Bo ee, Mra, Barbe a ni i ia the only machine in ees rand, Tone at the fe only cum, Esq., others, sed adjging on the nor place to atamping. dane, iB street TATE. ihe cron Sitachodite, the rentenoes of Mr¥.;| kite Patent OBfce, Siamping sud Macuine Biteh- | on qUESDAY oF HEE iain. at Linthicum and Mrs. Boyce, and is elevated, com- my3 Austion Boome nf as a8. Guire &. C; a pending a view of Pilot Gnome cere ne Waste | See obet ee ditt =a at abe ofa d ‘ust from Soha Patrieks lated lotr esque palleyo cee et the Potduimc IREWORKS! FIREWORKS! ! a echt boeies The bet yor wpshing! 1D. xCroRS | F A a for, Washi ap Spek °B: & we shall eell ae valleys i Rock Creat inex ugly heansiial. 1e Phe largest acsortment iv the tity, i jeant balfed No dein dquare Ne. 658 a t is in twenty minute i “FLAGS 81 FLAGS! = pavemeat three-fourths ugh ap hiceare ia paid: Tpepeaagtecet care running trem Georgetown to edt os oo of albkinds, Ee eer aed operas by the atingtoa; Voresiebali epee | aay . re Baia Tater te nd beanty of & 5 oth unsurpassed, ‘Do neti¢e will ve alv u of the day I BANT RNB UL oighiae = 6. ‘Mca Cite oof teconc ANDILITH | sleysin the rear and the entire depthoftheloten | | -balf cash. the remainderinsix and | Casea Jarasica | \Ocents: for | are tb M. & Mu tore oO! je 2% cieseniaeia On THURSDAY and FRIDAY BY ENIN which have been Fe! the most faverable ocr | many, @uring the past year Europe the peenent seavon by Yh roy mp el yalnable origipal picto living artjste,,aof five copies of some of the most ce tebrsted nictures by old masters. Among the -ubjects may be found groups and | figures, Historic enbie ional pieces, Architectural cities, Cattle pie Rora Bonheur’s, lery,) M views in Vario” European cluding a sp!-ndid copy of cture in the Luxembourg gal ws Game, Froit. with nd finish, ve whole form colaccounks oil paintings ever ine by farthe expibited in this city | ‘he paintiv. mill be on exhibition, with cata- from Tuesday morning until the time of vadies end gentiomen aro Tespectiull y invited to | } da them | of SM PAMES © McGUIRE & 00., Auots. ¥ Jag. C. McGUIRE & & O0., Auctioneers, Ri TO AND FIXTURI LEOre Qa ARO OUND §F0 OR os ey anee IN tau CENTER OF “tue Give. AT Auc- T On THUPSDAY. July Tat 2o’clock M’, we shall | sell the lease. stoek on hand office. s'able.scales, | ts, harness, &e, of George B. bette’: | Wood and Coal Yard, sritaated on Twelfth street west, between Band F streetdnorih now doing a | successful business, and old only because tha | owner has made arrangements to embark in othe business. Terie cash, 3 J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Aucts. J.C, McGUIRE & Q0., Auctioneers. 1 TALDABLE IMPROVED, ED PROPERTY AT THR } coEN er 2 aay 4 NUE AND ‘RIDAY AFTERNOON. Talyt, at 632 o'clock, remiaes. we shall sell the whole of Square No, 326, (on the Island.) subdivided jnto good Building Lots, fronting Fespectively on Eleventh and Twelfth atreete west an Maryland avenue. all running back toalleys. This comprises some of the choicest building sites in that section of the city, and the sale is worthy the attention of persons ho wish building sites. Title indiaputadle, Terme: One-third cash; the remainder fn sixand twelve months, with interest, secured by a dead of trust om the premises. Sul conveyances and stamps at the costef the urchaser,. H omy of $20 on each lot will be required at E wet 85. 0, MeGUIRE & CO., Auets. PRY J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneors, ARGH DWHLLING HOUaE ON Lars oar, AUCTION WITHOUT RESERYE, Ov enibay AFTERNOON. July 1, at 632 o'clock. on the premfuas, we phell sell t1'9 outh house of the Yow of four-story and basement brick houses sisnated on the east side of 13th street. between B an TF streets north. The houre is large, contaia- ine fome thirteen rooms. with water and gas on the premises. Terms: One Balf cash, the remainder in six and twalve nionths, with interest, secured by a deed of trast on the premises. eter heed ne) cost of the purchaser, ithe indispa' je 37- Papas. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ¥ JAS, GC, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, Tau a. ENIMPROY, ee PROPERTY AT Kyr HenP AVENUE o EST. OON. bite Ist, at 6 orront on the premises, we shall se the whole AES No $26, (on the Tvlan vided into 206: Building Lots, fronting respectively on Uth and 12th streets west and Maryland avenue, all running back to alless. This comprises some of the choicest building sites in that section of the city, and the sale is worthy the attention of persons who wish fine }» build! €. Bites. r Ritle Ddisputable Perms: One third in eash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, scoured bya deed of truatom the premises. All conveyances aud slamps at the cost of the pacceeess Wines ee of $8 on each lot will be required at th f sale. a J.¢, McGUIRE & Co. GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTE RS | Chief Quartermasters reac. * Depot af Washington, Washingtum, June 25, 6+ t Will be soldat Padlie Auction at Government Warehouse. No 5, New York avenue, between Eighteenth and Ninetecnth siteets.in the city of Washington, D.C. on DNESUAY, July, 1834, a lot of Quartermasters’ ‘dione s, condemned asua } fit for issue. viz: Spades, Randcuffs, Lanterns. Ofiice irs, Grindstones Stoves, | Mesecpane: Bucket | And alaree lot of @: cater ’s Topls. | Bsleto commence at 11 a’glock 410. Successful bidders will he re; ra gemeve i tng ierficies st Min uve (3).dase feoug de sale, eT103 Cas overnment funds j sf Dou RUCKER, 1 Brigalier General, Guise’ aattermaster, je 2s-ta Fof Wasbingtong_ ¥ JAB. C, ee & CO Auctionsers, Thane »D, OA: “atats wake i ure URE FoLb a UBLIC AT Te | at Ha By iF iy 14 | TN 4k; Jaaly Sth, at 100'ek sre of Hon. L. B. Chittenden 1 treet, between Land M atree: e shalt seit = | Furniture nd iivets cemnprisin o— uty nsewood Oase Fiano, by “Steinway a | gente Pa Is eran uP d { Pertor! Hut roi Bronze Clock a onier, and but lithe ued, Corer Marile-t0¥ rand go Suite Parlor éts. Hair aad Husk ; Natieen¢ a Fholstere Atea Cpttace ne Ty ‘eles | general imortment 0 of Yee oi ites, 7 8 Hes 50. MeGUIR Me shies we Memon ory, ae 1 e9IhO The ‘TNITED” Darares I 1s i H a4 ease wood Mabe DING mint,’ asia ‘Nos, 24 and 968outh Fi bh dies, * tH *APSEADECPRT { rey hénd, a large, stock of ¢ a Fh fe a “a “Onders eines ipeaihy ities.” Sa ie Ghianyr nie ANS.