Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. . a tine here, Forp’s TagatER—For he aa joa mas’ great Dw formed, the cast will include Miss Susan Denin and all the o company. To- Someone bon bebo) bea varied entertain. excellent gen tieman and capital business mq hon H. Clay Ford, will be i of a benef’. apn: ‘TuratTss.—Mr. C. D. Hess, the populag, treasmrer 3¢ Grover’s Theater, will dake & benefit to-night, and all the members of the company, and the star actress Miss Kate Varte, ye volunteered for the occasion. « Dick Turpix” will be performed again, and Kate Vance Will again ride the trained horse ” A brilliant comedietta will com- Juss. eee the entertainment. Mr. Hess is in every way ceserving ef a splendid benefit. CANTERPURY.—The new sensation drama, «Bes Sickman,” 1s still the card here, and it has proven a very successful one. But its per- formance does not do away with the regular eoncert hall entertainment, Which has ever been so popular with amusement-seekers at the capital. Spsroxp.—Sanford's inimitable Ethiopian Opera Trovpe is still giving eoucerts to fall and delighted houses at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Sanford bas opered an entire new budget of comicalities on bis present visit, aud all lovers of genuine fun and sentiment should go and hear him and his troupe. Graxp GERMAN Festivat.—This afternoqn and evening the German Soldiers’ Relief As- sociation will give a festival for the benefit of Sick and wounded soldiers at rs’7th street ‘Park. In the evening there will be a grand » display of fireworks. Many of ourmostprom- inent German citizens are concerned in this ~/ festival. . Grace Cavrcu Farr is still in successful operation at Island Hall, and its attractiveness ~wanes not. The display of fancy and useful articles is superb indeed, and all are dispensed with as cheaply as possible, and with a grace for which the Island ladies are famous. PrsLic ScHOOL EXAMINATIONS.—The ex- amination of the public schools was continued esterday. ys Female Intermediate, First District, taught by Miss A. K, Lowe, is neld in a one-story and a half building, on the southetst corner of @ and fth streets. The school room isa large airy one, well lighted and ventilated, put is somewhat out of repair, and needs the atten- tion of the plasterer and white-washer. This achcol is one of the largest in the city, and has a good reputation, and there was consequently a large attendance of teachers of other schools and the relatives and friends of the pupils, ‘who manifested a deep inteyest in the exami- mation. Miss Lowe has her schoel well divi- ded into three classes, which were very thor- oughly examined by Messrs. Wilson and Brown in reading, writing, spell » composi tion, dictation, grammar, geography, history, ‘and mental and practical arithmetic, in all of which the scholars showed creditable progress. | ‘The class in geography, which was subjected to lengthy examination by Mr. Wilson, acquitted itmelf especially well. A large globe was placed immediately in front ef the scholars, upon which Mr. W. illustrated his questions. ‘The first and second classes in reading read to- gether. in order to save time. The reading was “very good, and the pronunciation ot words by the scholars usualiy correct. As some of the scholars of these classes took their seats after reading & verse each, the examincrs exproesed ibeir approbation by such remarks as “Good,” «Very good.’’ ‘The writing books of the scholars shew good improvement, and the compositions were also good. The answers to the questions proposed Al the writtenexaminations were opened and submitted to the scrutiny of those present. The questions were mainly correct, and were | ery neatly written. Prof. Daniel, who was present, has trained the pupils wellin vocal music, as shown by the exercises. “1 Love the Brooks, the Trees and Flowers,” as sung by Miss Bettie Dunn, ‘who was joined in the chorus by the whole school, is worthy of specias mention, ‘There are sixty scholars on the roils of this School, fifty-four of whom were present, the others being detained by sickness. There were eleven transfers to a higher school during the month of January, and ten for the present month ‘The school room was tastefully decorated ‘with the national flag and evergreens, and pre- sented a neat and pleasing appearance. Second Distriet—Secondary (female) School No. 1, held in the basemnet of the Assembly’s Charch, corner of Sth and I streets, was ex- amined yesterday atternoon by Mr. Miller, in the presence of (we are glad to note) quite a darge number of the parents and friends of the Scholars—a larger number than we have yet seen at apy of the Second District schoqJ exam- inations. Particular attention had been paid to the decoration of the school-rooni for the oc- casion; a ae flag being displayed behind the teacher's desk, with a number of smaller ones in different parts of the room. Conspicuous] displayed was the motto of the school, We live to learn,” with a large heart in evergreen banging below it, and numerous wreaths of the same on the wall. ‘his school numbers 53 lars, of whom 43 were present, and is in charge of Miss Jane Thomas. The examining tee pretty thoroughly examined the three asses, in orthography, punctuation, arithme- tic, geography. tables, &c., and right well did they acquit themselves, although there was Some little backwardness on the part of some of the scholars, and a few wrong answers were given. The recitation of the tables in concert was well done, as well as the ciphering and dictation exercises on the blackbourd; indeed some of the girls could not be surpassed on the blackboard. The geography class were, in addition to answering tke questions propounded, required small maps on the black-board and give the rejative position of places, resulting in the drawing Of several maps in admirable manner indeed. The arithmetic class also worked out their problems on the black-board, and the for- mation of the figures and neatness of the work was noticeable. The dictation exercises, the ciphering, and also the drawing of a globe on the beard by Miss Kate Grant surprised all present by their excellence. Close attention appears to haye been paid to Vocal music, apd during the exerciges the sang several pieces with fine effect. hool was formerly taught by Miss ton, who was obliged to relingnish it on ac- count of sickness, andin February last Miss Thomas took charge, bringing some of her ~cholgrs (from No.3.) Miss Thomas deserves ateat credit for the fine appearance of the schoo], which was highly complimented by Mr. Miller at the close of the exercises. TidrG District—Secondary School, No. 4, Miss Gatharine Morphy teacher, was exam. ined inthe morning by Mr. Hitz. Miss Mor- phy Rashad a number of years’ experience as a teacher @nd therefore it was to be expected shat her’examination would be a good one. ‘There.are 60 pupils on the roll, of whom 55 ‘Were present. iss Morphy has had a draw- back te contend with from the fact thatthe first class a her schoel this year was the first class in the Primary School Iast year, and therefore she deserves the more credit for the attainments ofher pupils. There are three schools in the Teom cccupied by Miss Morphy—the old mar- ‘ket house, corner 3d and A streets—and she has ‘*» @general supervision over the order and de- Pportment of the entire number, and therefore much attention which her immediate pupils should have received was necessarily divided #mong all present inthe room. The deport- ment of all the scholars throughout the entire day was excellent, and so far as the examina- tion was concerned, the reading, s elling and Mental arithmetic of the pupils ‘of both divi- ions of the second class is pronounced very good. The other classes, first, third and fourth, a'so Conducted themselves so well as to elicit ibe praise of the examiving trustee. The sub- » board of the third district have ever censid- ered Miss Morpby’s school one of the best in their charge, and ihe examimation of yesterday undoubtedly sustained them in that decision. Secondary No. 3, Miss Kate Sanderson, was examined in the afternoon by Mr. Hitz: Mr. Eerguson was presenta portion of the after- moon. The schoolroom is a pleasant one, at the corner of 2d and K streets, and yesterday ‘Was tastefully decorated with wreaths of flow- ers and evergreens. There are 53 pupils on the Toll, of whom 50 were present, the others being detained by sickness. The deportment of the pupils throughout the long examination was aye indeed, and the teacher evidently has d Control over those entrusted to her care. Where all classes did so well it is impossible 4° particolarize, In spelling and reading and in the rules of orthography; in punctuation und the use of capital letters, the: excelled in any secondary school in the Di trict; good as many of themare. The enunci- ation of all the readers, with but one or two exceptions, was admirable and each syllable and word coald be heard distinctly in all por- tions of the school room. The first class in this Study have gone eutirely through the third der. The Ce Ws expressed that many hird classes of the intermediate schools were oferior to the second clags here, In the ex- mination im spelling the examiner did not fcnflne himself to the book, but gaye out mis- tellaneously @ number of hard words, and with few exceptions they were correctly spelled, ‘TLe exercises in dictation were also admira- [pple a: to proper punctuation of sentences, f poeraphy and orthography » and in this the cond class was equal to the first. We ob. Served here also, (as we have atother szhools,) that the girls were somewhat ahead of the nee The copy books of those classes are Tt is of neatness, and great care hasevident- y been taken to teach them to write well. In gecerspRy and written arithmetic, the an- Bwers vere yeiven, aud the work as OMPily BEd correctly done, 7 L B » F to draw ~ \ but one.study in whi tne penile ene an deficient, and F ehges by men arithmetic: Even in this they did compara- ‘weil, but the questions were answered not untrequently in 7 This nae correctly, ‘owing to the fact thatthe pupils tired ¢ diowly and, may havebeen ng ere ihe length of the examination. tor the son deserves ttuimments of this class Miss Sander- = credit. The fourth class sofaras equal credit he bad was that the p’ ency of so many of the pupils would compel him to make pupil ead teacher part, ashe would be compelled to transfer a very large number to echools of the inte: ide. ‘Fourth District—The Fourth District Gram- mar School, John E. Thompson teacher, was examined yesterday by the sub-board of the District, assisted by Mr. Z, Richards, Mr. T. M. Wilson, of the Second District Grammar School, and by other gentlemen present. The examination was held-in the large and airy school-room of the Female Grammar School of the District. Mr. Thompson’s high reputa- tion as a teacher, cayses his examinations, as ‘well as thoze of the female department of the fame school (Mrs, ‘idon’s), to be largely at- tended by visitors all parts of the cityyas was the case yesterday. Am those present were Mr.S. J. Thomson, of the First District Grammar School; Mr. Wilson, orthe Second do.; Mr. McCathran, of the Thiro do,, and many fealing eects of the female schools also, Mr, Z. Richards, Dr. Croggin. John ¥. Norrie, Wm. Thompson, Esq. Mr. 7, T. Cassell, Alderman Noyes, Mr. W.Galt, Mr pF, Pillinge, and many others interested in tig cause ot the prdlic schools. In ‘accordance with the oxpressed wish of the teacher, the examination was rigid, and admirably did the, beys stand the test. We have witnessed many sharp examinations, but none where the questioning was so vigilan” outside of the usual routine of questioning, and none where the answers were more salisfac- tory. This was well demonstrated in the tests in written and mental .arithmetic, analysis of language, geography, Constitution and ery. of the United States, written spelling (in whic the corps of examiners and visitors racked their brains to produce unfamiliar and oddly spelt words) and extemporized false syntax. Two of the scholars, F’. Franklin, (11 years,) and Wm. Hart, received special mention in the course of the exercises for their proficiency. The answers (written) given to the questions propounded at the written examination were exhibited yesterday. They were almost uni- formly correct, and told well for the style of penmanship tanght at this school. These boys will make g business men. This school, like others of the male grammar schools, has suffered much frem the number of older pupils taken away by their parents, in consequence of the abundant openings during the year for re- munerative employment for them. We think this is a wretchedly mistaken and short-sighted policy on the part of the parents, but they do Not seem to see it in that light. . There are 30 pupils on the roll at this school, of whom 29 were present terday, one being absent on account of sickness. Average at- tendance up to the Ist inst., 4 Entrances during the year, $2; distinct en- trances, 72; number held over from last year, 17; number regular attendance, 11; number gone to business, 21; suspended, 5; left the city, 5; left on account of sickness of self or family, 4; transferred to other schools 3; by removals an: distance, 2; deaths, 2; transferred for incompe- tency, 3; entered twice, 6; last year’s first class, none. At the close of the exercises, the school and teacher were very highly complimented by the examiners. The following schools will ‘be examined to- cause of regre! day: First Distrist—Primary No. 3, Miss Gleason acting teacher, by Mr. Tustin; No. 4, Miss Walker teacher, by Mr. Wilson. Second District—Male Intermediate, Mrs. Myers teacher, by Messrs. Miller and Rhees. hird District—Female Grammar, Miss M. E. Ramsay teacher, by Messrs. Walsh, Hitz, Ferguson, Brown, Wight, and Holmend. Fourth District—Primary No. 2, Miss S. Davis teacher, by Mr. Ellis; Secondary No. 1, Miss A.M. Adams teacher, by Mr. Murtagh. ibe Sige Sie APPOINTMENTS IN THE CITY Post OrricEe.— The following letter-carriers have been a) pointed in the Washington Ley 4 Post Office: Charles M. Miller, vice John R. Wright, re- signed; H. M.Creidler, vice Thomas T. Parker, resigned, (teorge H. Miller, vice James O. Bowen, resigned; Charles N. Simms, additional from June 1; A. A. Davis, additional from June 1, Charles E. Frey, additional from June 1; W. A. Ridgeley, additional from Jane 1; W. B. Kealey, additional from June 1—at $300 per annum each. — ge APPOINTED.— Postmaster General Blair has appointed David B. Parker as special agent, to assist A. H. Markland, Esq., special agent, with the mail service to and from the Army of the Potomac. ————————— THE GREAT SALE OF OFL PAINTINGS, under the direction of Messrs. J. C.McGuire & Co., at their salesrooms, corner of 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue, commences this eve- ning, at 7+y o'clock, and we would advise all in ‘Wwantof beautiful and lasting ornaments for their drawing-room, library or hall, to attend, as such an opportunity does not often occur. The pictures are put up in handsome gilt frames, guarantied to be of the first quality, and we understand that it is the purpose of the owner to sell absolutely every picture in this fine collection without regard to price. pisiedb hase eaten) Beverit or Mr. C. LD. Hess.—This gentle- man well known in connection with Grover’s Washington and Philadelphia Theatres, will receive a benefit at Grover's Theater, this city, ; to-night, and will present am unusnally at- tractive bill. Tne last great success “Rook- wood, or, Dick Turpin the Higkwayman” will be given, with the young and beautiful Kate Vance as Dick Turpin on Ris steed Don Juan” otherwise Bonnie Bess. The feats of this mag- nificent animal last night were truly astonish- ing, bounding over the mountain paths, leap ing caping abysses, jumping hedges and fences, &e. resident Lincoln accompanied by his Private Secretaries and little “Tad,” occupied Manscer Grover’s private box, and apparentl enjoyed the performance hugely. The Presi- dential paxty remained until the conclusion of the performance. In addition to “Rookwood” to-night, there will be produced a charming Comedietta, in which the popularyoung Come- dian, Mr. J. K. Mortimer, willappear as Mr. Tactic, a Stage-Struck Lawyer. Mr. Hess is eminently deserving of a large audience, and we trust such a one will greet him to-night. ee age A Carp.—We see that Joseph L. Savage declines to certify to his own character, but Tefers to those who have transacted business with him to speak on his behalf. We, the undersigned, residents of the city ot Washiug- ton. take pleasure, yoluntarily, to bear public testimony that we have long known Joseph L. Savage, a hardware merchant, doing business on Pennsylyania ayenue, in the city of Wash- ington, for the last seventeen years. Mr. Say- ave is @ native of this city. His father is among our most respectable and wealthy citizens; his son, Joseph L., also bears a high character as a citizen and man of business, and we haye nndoubted confidence in his veracity. RicwarD WALLACH, Mayor, Wo. ForsyTH, City Surveyor, re San’c E. Doverass, Register, Sibley & Guy, Morgan & Rhineha John Purdy, J. L. Walker, Blanchard & Mohun, Perry & Brother, Jos. W. Nairn & Bro., A. P. Hoover, Wm. E. Spalding, Thos. Donoho. Jas, Skirving, W. B. Todd, Hinton & Teel, King & Burchell, George H. Plant, Edw. C. Dyer, Franck Taylor, Wm Orme, Sam’l Lewis, Alex. R. Shepherd. Washington, June 20, 1564. SPECIAL NOTICES Satire einieadins Drcay Or Tax THETH arises from various causes, but principally it may be attributed to early neg- lect, ill health, or the indiser! minate use of pewders containiug mineral or di which give a momentary whiteness to the teeth, while they corrode the enamel. The extreme prevalence ag Shia last conse 1s Son well known to need comment. © this fact, 1 inci To be attributed the long Bovawinal saseeckrtioh terminated in the greatest discovery ever given to the world for the preservation of the teelh and gums and purifying the breath, ‘ Frasrant Sozo- on it Sold by druggists everywhere. « SS Pn anes THR NERVOUS. Sestnal, Untsary —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard A: ciation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Je 30 3m Ice Crea ._ Ack Cream! The undersigned begs leave to inform the public that he has always on hand a fresh supply of the choicest flavors Tor Crram, which heia peepared.to supply to stores. sutiers, hotels, pic nics, parties, excursions, and families, at the shortest , notice and the most reasonable terms. " Steam Ice Cream 08, BOHAFFIELD’s Manufactory, No. 386 6th st.,bet. Gand H. Wholesale and re! Je 3-1m" Do rou celor your whiskers and mous gage i datara eegaitnsy Re uate je wor ro it. ni one pre It colors a natural black or brown, dal 50 cents ‘ORD, box. ie 2eosm 290 Pa, avenue, Sole Agent. Corgare’s oxzrY Soar. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in auch nalvergal demand, ismade from ths choicest materials, is mild and emollient in Its natare, fragrantiy sceat- 94, and extremely beneficial in its action apon the skin. Foreale by all Druggiataaad Fancy Goods. Dealers, i9%5-coly tootis « eterions acids, MARRIED, Ls re gthe, 7th of April, by the Rey. 7. B. moe ythe Te ; 7.7. B. McPalls, ADDIE. eon sahingtan: BO. fednesday the 2th J; Rounee, by the Ber Dr (Welmeat. Mr, out CRUP- * AS aged 69 years, . _ His friends and those of the family are invited to from hia late ‘ut further notice. the 2th instant, LOU: norine ine, aged five years and seventeen day morning, at 10 o’tlock. ten months and fifteen days. Ist day of aly, at 3 o'elock,p. mi when the friends 3 A. PER to Miss ELIZABETH C. 0a ro Sian » On the 29th instant, Brigadier (e: Le AYLOR, Oommicaaty General of Sussistence. G, ittend his funeral, resid: 63H street, at 1p. m. on Friday duly late wit: On the afternoon of ‘ey ANNETES pecond fangbter of Armand and E jo days. . . The friends of the fami i the funeral at theresidente of etn ae hee * On the 3th of June JULIAN GRAN ins fant sou of JohnH. ahd Elcebeth vane Wess wood His funeral will take pl. eal his parents, No O99, New Yerwey rye on te of the family are invited to attend without further notice. = June Mth. athe’clock a.m., ELIZABETH PEP- PER. davehter of Patrick se Ann Deniers sat 1 Pere Merman the. 5 fer funeral fwill take place from her late residenen.on D street. betwoen 31 and 436 streets, Island. The friends and acquaintances ate invited to attend herefaneral to-morrow evening at 3% o'cVk. July hes On the morning ofthe 3th instant, at half-n: eleht o'clock, MARY HANNAH. second dauchter of William and Elizabeth Nottingham, aged 4 years and & months, The relatives and friends of the family are re- quested to attend the faneralon Friday afternoon, at hal past three o'clock. from the residence of her parents, No. 681 coruer Third strect east and K ‘treet south : pe <n Georgetown. on the %th instant, VIRGINIA GEFEN, (colored) aged 98 years, 4 figpGiande are invited e attend her funeral No. £ c) et. Ceorge y x u aay antarn cereet: ears own, at ¢o’clock Thurs OniTUAR» Killed in battle on Saturday, June the Isth, whe storming the works before Poters- burg. Bates H. COLE, aged 2 yeara ands monthe. of Batury H, 2d Pennsylvania heavy ar- The deceased Wameloyed by all who knew him— he was a gallant mnteatnna soldier. as wellasa dutiful and affection®s son and brother Heleaves a mother and three 8is.rs besides maay Srianda to mourn his untimely I&2. hot be comforted dear mouruers, for he who wat’. even the fall of a spar: tallow a soni to. ad Wilkesbarre poerg Nieaen roe gs FOR RENT ANDSALE, LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMb7o pent at No. 446 2th street. nee BAT 0 RENT—A FUBNISUBD ROOM forss, cin- ele gentlemen. Apply at Firat Ward Wo fi faloon, H street, between 2ist and 22d. je 4.3t* towling T° LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, without toy. Apply at No. 272 F atreet, corner of 3th.‘ Je 30-lw* WO VACANT board. avd several table boarders accommo- dated. at 391 E street north. between 9th and lth streets. Je 30-3t* A QUIET PRIVATE FAMILY Have spleagant FURNISHED PARLOR for rent, with or with- House No. 114 Gay street, between Congress and High, Georgetown, D.C. je 30-3t* OR SALE—A complete MINERAL WATER MANUFACTORY AND BOTTLING ESTAB- LISHMENT, enjoying a good custom. This is a good chance for a man of some capital. Inqnire at the Star Office. Je 30-3t* (OR RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE, with five rooms, Situated on the corner of Mth and Boundary streets north. The ¢nrs stops in front ef the door, and runs from thence to all parts of the city. For terms apply next deor, to WILLIAM MURPHY. 2 3)-3t* LARGE FRONT ROOM, suitable for two or three gentlemen, for rent, with or without board. at 448 12th street, between Gani H. few table boarders taken. -References réjuirel. Je 3 i) —For sale. four new? rame Fi WOtsEs’ Brooms each, wll finished: rater and gas; fine loeation. Also, a Brick, with 8thoms, ‘All of which will be suld on the most aeconmo- Apply at No. out board, dating terms. Possesrion at once. 300, corner of 9th and Masts, — seat OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and tiree years and a half LEASE ofa Pluinhing and Gasat- ingShop. Rent $100 year. cation central. 350 e ting chase the place. cash will purchase the vIA°?s on eLT, & SON, M Real Bstate Brokers, Je £0-5t* 8. EB. corner Pa. ay. and 15th st. asogode ‘and we invite the particular ‘and business men to the Je 24-6t | t A | to opposite Grover’s Theauy. between 13th nee Behe enital location, of this A RENTO An el nt OUSE, with brows stene front, partiaily furai w mod ern improvements, centrally and ‘pleasantly lo ented. No, 444 E street, near the residence of Sec. well furnished throughout, ani pair, with gas, water. modern conve: furniture Fine Attracten at 45acres near El from Baltimore. , "| Railroad. For terms and cease Pots supy to M. ak 32 St. Paui’sst., Bal ad 1m’ the modern improvements. The lower part of the house, } ren facilities @ and Hats. ‘Th sirable in the city. the store, $10 I street west. FURNISHED BOOMS, with| 2°05) cy 6, Sixth st., between L and M. pa , with and favorably known as Houee."’ rendera it very desirable ‘attention ofcapitalists JAS, C. MCGUIRE & 0, ~ FOR RENT .—' ie NE 7 rece! on ‘igiang arénne, extend. trash (oO etreet will bet i e Te inane wtoriee igh ca Soaah tae 1} , Dath-Trooms, wal Seater ol in every-room,and ao water mn every Constratted thatit a be used i an Hotet. For. ea ‘asan American or particulars inquire of JOHN GO., No; 523 Ninth street, corner emne. ‘ Ja B eost tetary Chase, together with large brick stabie. he-premises wot to ‘be, rented for a boardin, iouse, For particulars inguire of Hon D. E. MES on the premises, or Oapt. GEORGE ELY, AS street, Possession givenimmediately, je R SALE—A. comfortable BRICK RESI- DENOR, having ten rooms and a food cellar, d in thorough re- heating range, and every mience. Immediate possession. The perty in fee for $9,510. ELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers. 8. E. corner Pa.ay. and 15th st. (Chroniclo,} MITC 0} 5 acres at Savage, 15)-at An! t 100 acres at soe Cut, 160 at Hanover Switch, ridge Landing, 0 acres % mile All on the Washington Branch imore, N 1 BOOMS in No, §,. 43: 8t, ORs Bene ewdlituciben bed havea together with the rear building, will be ted separately. This part will aford ample for accommodating forty table boarders, Je 24-1w* R® FOR RENT.—Comfortable and well- ished Rooms at 450 12th street, between @ location is one of the most de- my 2-tf OR RENT—A large STORE;. good location for confectionery or ice cream saloon. Faauice at - je bl WANTS, OOM WANTED.—A young gentleman wishes to obtain a pleasant well-furnished ROOM. cinity of 14th street and New York avenue pre- ic ferred. Address, stating lowest terms. Post Office Box 66 je 3)-2t* ANTED—A SITUATION, by two young, re- spectable women—one to cooh, wash and the other to do chamber work and a ing apd ironing, Address lor two slays, E DESIRING TO GO AS SUBSTI 2 TUTES and SUBSTITUTE RUNNERS, both hte and Colored, would do well to, call on WM, i. PE. 330 street, near Grover’s Theater. who Peethe highest price for good men. 400 ted. iui dE ee y pa good FOREMAN, in a Bakery, UY _Apply\s the Star Office. Je 29-3t* WARTED A Sober active WAITER to take erfante fads PAU OE ES RE Le b . al eo Raltimore Depot Yetreshment Rooms, "Ne 29-2™ W ANTED—Wy avespectabie married Woman, a SIUATION as ret nurse. Apply at No. 484 F'stveet north, betwees gd and dd sts, west, Eng- Je 29-2t* Ww Noe lish Hin, ANTED—A stout, acive BOY, to assist in my bookstore, which is nuy in course of removal and lith streets, Books bought aid sold. ad usual, AL D NTER, je 20-3t* Over the BarKof Washington. ISH TO BORROW $300.—Gond security or 2 deed of trust will be given, if tequired, Call at No, 547, Estreet,between 9th aad Lith, Navy Yard. je 23 3t* Coscunes WANTED—None need apply who cannot bring satisfactory testimonials of char- acter and competency. Apply between 9 and 12 o'clock, to J. DENT, 456 1th st. je 23-iw* A) ANTED—A white MAN as head waiter; also, @ white woman as chambermaid and two col- ored men as oyster openers. Inquire at the Mitchell House, corner lth and B sts, Je 23-3t* iOR SALE—A fine BRICK HOUSKin the First ‘Ward, 20x128 feet. ten rooms. Will be sold for $5.50). A great bargain, Terms: One-quarter cash. and balance in 6.12, 13 and 24 montha. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, Southeast corner Pa. av. and 15th st. je 30-3t {Chron., Rep. & Com. {OR RENT—A RARE CHANCE~A new FRAME BUILDING, situated on 22d street, between G and H streets; there are two stores in front, fitted up with counters and shelsins. suitable for a grocery or restaurant, sr both. There is alsoa five room Dwelling attached; the building could also beused as a tavern. Inquire on the premisas, etween 9and 10 o'clock inthe morning. je 3) 3t* iOR SALE—A BRICK HOUSE and LOT, situa- , ted in the most healthy location, and asplen- did view. Persons aang buy agood residence would do wellto callon E street north, between 2d and 8d streets, Capitol Hill, near Juenemann’s brew_ hous Possession given after one week. Inquire of J. HALIDAY, 515 llth street south, pear Ponpa,s¥. le iwi ‘OR SALE.—A neat frame HOUSE of six rooms, No. 403 K street north, between 9th and Kith atroeta west, (near Northern Liberty Market.) re- pared throughout. Persons wishing a residence a healthy and good neighborhood, good water, city cars and the public buildings will please call and see it. Possession given at time of purchase. Titleindisputable. Inquire of J. F. KELLEY, on 8th st.,nearI st, je 3)-lw™ URNISHED ROOMS.—A suite of ROOMS or single rooms at 463, 12th street, between Gand H. je 29-3t* ‘OR RENT.—On 23d street. 4 doors south of [, one of two neatly furnished front ROOMS, first and second floors, Young gentlemen onlt need ap- ply * je 29-3t* F° SALE_CHEAP—A FRAME HOUSE and HE LOT.on Ustreet, near Mth. House just fin ished. A good location, and water convenient, Apply on the premis Je 20 4t* = 3. M. HILL Fo R A partially furnished ROOM E the N. W, corner of Ith and F streets; sui. x near to market able for an office fora Paymaster or Dentiat: only two squares from Penn, ayenue. Apply on the premises. je 29 2t* 29-20 OR RENT—A very desirable BRIOK DWELL- street. between O and P streets. Apply to WAL- TER LINKINS, on the premises, To a permanent ‘OR RENT—One BRICK HOUSE, containing 6 rooms, situated on P street petreen 4th and r of Sth and P sts, Phe best of references vill be required, Je 29-0t* wo F PLASTER BUSTS, at HUNTER’S great Anti- quarian Bookstore, over Bank of Washington, removipg to opposite Grover’s Theater. je 29-3t* ALFRED HCN month payable in advance, at No. street, between G and H e je A Eleventh street, between Gand H, No. 441. Firs ss boarding house nextdoor. _je 28-3t* months, Suitable for storage, fair purposes, &c. Apply at No, 24 Pa. avenue, before 9 ING, containing six rooms, situated on 20th tenant the rent will be moderate, Je Bthsts north. Apply to T, HOLLIDGE, on the OR SALE—Two BOOK OASES, several rare which great stock of Books and Curiosities now PUREE KOOMS FOR RENT—Price HREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, ON ROOM (45 by 20,) FOR RENT FOR A FEW after 3 p.m. ! V only | Fatreet, opposite Patent Office. | ig the only mschine in town, and W ANTED—A GIBE, to do housework in a femn- ily consisting of two persons only, A Ger- man preferred, Toone well recommended a good home and pay will be given, Inquire at MADAM WURTEN BURBG’S, 460 Pa. avenue, between 434 and. 3d sts. Je 23-3t* LJOUSE WANTED.—Wanted, by a permanent tenant, an Unfurnished House,in a pleasant tion, in Washington or Georgetown. Family pall; no children, All answers to this must pos- i very state terms. which must not be over $50 per month. Address "EK. V,§8.,"" Box 4632, Washing- ton P.O. Je 23-3t* ANTED—A good white or colored JOURNEY- MAN BARBER. to work from7 a. m. to 7 Be m. Apply at No. 637th street, between R and §, vetween 7and9 p.m, ye ae F. BARTELL. @ 7 -4t* WANtED Te HOUSE with first floor suita- ble for millinery shop, or room on second fitor, or if possible little store, well located, In- ego at D MONGEOT’S Human Hair Store. nerD and lth streets, near the avenue. je 27- ANTED—One hundred HORSES to pasture, in Prince George's county, Md. Price $6 per month for single borse, by the quantity 75 per month, “Inauite of J. BEASLEY, 92 Livisiana cre i Ne tows NSOR. sens, M, M, SCITAAFF. OU; WANTED-—In a central location, with LA about 10 or 12rooms. Will buy lease and fur- niture. Apply to W. L. WALL & Co., Auction and Commission Merchants, south corner Penn. ave- nue and sth street. je 22 W NTED—1,000 LADIES to come and buy the same number of Embroidered Yokes and Sleeves, Bands and Wrappers. We have reduced the price ong-fourth, and now offer them cheaper than ever. PRINCE, _Jje att 381 F st., opposite Patent Office, 4¢ GOOD GRANITE CUTTERS WANTED at ay the Chestnut Street Bridge. Wages $3 per Pay every two weeks. jo du2y, CHARI, MEGRANN & KENNEDY. Contractors, Philadelphia. ANT ED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS ofevery description, BR. BUCHLY, 425 7th street. Je $-tf ‘between G and H, east side. 50 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT : | PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 381 F stree| opposite Patent Office, and get their pte y- Ing, Blitching, Pinking and Embroidery dene. As there are other Richards in the field, ladies better jook out that they come to Prince’s, who is the tf inthe city. Besure sore f° practical han W ANTED. eS ¥LUTING t WANTED, Every lady in the District to know that I es at considerable expense, bad built a very elegant machine for Fluting or Crimping Dresses, &c. Dressmakerrand others can have any kind of goods Crimped at short notice, in as good atyle, and as cheap as in any othercity, Ladies, remember this joe fo ah ainpgne done Seu sieets pee place to ge’ ping done, stree’ po- rite Patent Ofice, Stamping and Machine Biiten- Ing Depot, my3 GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS {OR RENT—Part ofa FURNISHED HOUSE at a very low price, to a good tenant, consistin of parlor, dining-room, kitshen, two large be at G EORGETOWN CORPORATION 8TOCK.— M Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears USK, (and Lot.) No. 959) 9th strect, Island, betwee D and 8 street er aE apg nine Si and isin ait Te- spec esirable residence ani ty. (OW. D. WALLAGH, Star Offer en setae” HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO I RENT.—A nice Bed Room, with privilege of using a kitchen, very suitable for asmall family. Also, alarge handsome Parlor, on reasonable terms. Location excellent. being midway between the departments. Apply at No. 332 @ street, be- tween J2th and 1th. je 23-3¢™ yf POR. SALE—A RESTAURANT, with a lease.of aN ave ears. pat pet month. I eAsous so8 selling, e proprietor go! est, nguire 2 l0th street, adjoining Ford's Theater. jo -3t ge RENT—A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, doinga good business at present. The reasons for selling, the owner leaving the city, Inguireou the premises, No. S94, corner 9th and Istreet, je -7-4t* URNISHED ROOMS.—A suit of fine rooms to let, Ne; 424 15th etreet, New York avenue! and H 80, @ fine Office Room, Je 25 e03t™ URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO let, on accommodating terms; 356 H_ street, corner of lith st. Apply immediately. je 25-lw* ‘OR ai? Bene or five well FUBNISHED F ROOMS, together with one args parlor on 2d floor, together or sepatately. Rent moderate to good'tenants. Apply at 234 H street, between loth and 2th streeta, Je 25-5t* Fo SALE.—The stock fixtures and leaseofa neat little RESTAURANT AND 108 CREAM FALOON loca team Sppsinees thoroughf aes wa e Bold & ea! iD na ne Ofi1. he: OF the Oe een OP OHELE & SON, Real Estate Brokers, -eolt™ 8. E. corner Penna. av. and 15th st. JP URNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT.—To gentle- menonly, $06 9th street, one door from Pa, avenue. Je 22-tf, 3 zB iT, i on et EShgr ee ely Pee rmesion ven atonce. Inquire of Dr. ‘Al Woks + . oe. SAY. Near 6th at, Je 15-20* Fo SALE—A srasll brick, HOUSE and good ki Y ig four rooms and su! rr pin core ecucmapuaraneas: Pa. av., near 13th at. je 17-Im : Pane SiR Be! reoms, two attic rooms, for the summer. Apply | an interest of Fix per cent. per annum, payable 41 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th | quarterly, can obtain some by applying to WM, streets, je 3. LAIRD, Glerk ofsaid Corporation, _ je 29-dtlaa (OR SALE—WITH IMMEDIATE POBSESSION. | (\EORGETOWN TAXES—An abatement of six Foie tine story BRICK HOUSES eed don) | GORGETOWS, dT Aigmed cu tie goueral tax for the current year, if paid on or before the first day of Jusy next, QHAS, D. WELC! je 20-11t* jollector. ARESAG Gad lie casonn duke LIVERPOOL FINE AND GROUND ALUM, T, for horses and eattle, I. THOS. DAVIS Wholesale Dealer in Salt, soci WG, bs Wee eee ally For sale by valuable property | 2 * No. ‘Ish est = on th } and twelvé months, with interest, secured by a For other 1 m Bales vee first 4 : $HIS- AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BX *. &. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. By virtue of ‘a deeree _im Chancery cauge + Biatrict of Colu oe 3864, oO on hf (11, twelve € tbirteen. 113.) ix Sqttare nam: bere@- nine hundred sixty, (969,) ing and “eh RR ER Oe grees of JOlul &, fron: on nor ‘eet, Ith, cats streets east. The sale to take es 8 Of sale cash, 2 AH convéyancing at the cost of the purelaser or purchasers. Upon default of any purchaser or purehasers to comply with the terms of sale, t! roperty will ‘de resold at the expense of the defaulting purgha- ne noti ser, upom givin, ice. 8h PS, Truster, my T7-dts OO hae, prey 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO THUREDAY AFTERNOON , 30th inst,, at o’clock , end will be sold at the auction rooms. of Wm. L, *. SAMUEL L.. PHILLIPS, Trostec, je W.L, WALL & 00., Aucts, Y¥ J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. By direction of the Vestry of St. John’s Parish, we shall sell, on THU RSDAY, June 30, atZ0’clock, on the premises, all that part of Lot . 8, in Square No, 200 fronting 28 feet Sts inches on the east side of Ith street west, between H and I streets north, and running back 50 feet. This lot is situated in the immediate vicinity of President’s Square, and is considered a desirable puildingsite. | ! Terms: One-third incash; the remainder in six deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances at the cost ef the purchaser. je 23-7¢ J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y¥ JAMES C. McGUIRE & C9., Auctioncers, DESL enn TUE ROD ND UNIMPROVED PRO TY AT THE CORNER OF 16TH A K STREETS. Lae? On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Juno 3, at six- and-a-halfo'cloek p.m., on the premises, we shall sell Lot No, 18 and part of 19in Benare No. 155, | subdivided into four parts. One ofthe lots front- | ing 2 feet 2}. inches on 16th street, near K. and improved by # substantial two story Brick Dwell- ing House, with back building, stabling, &c.; another, adjoining the above on the south side, witha front of 25 feet 2 inches, on whichis stabling | and other outbuildings; another Lot on the nortis ; side of the house, havi 29 feet 1 inch, and a lot al the corner of K and 16th streets, hav- ing a front of 51 feet 2 inches on Iéth street,all running back 106 feet ¢ inches to a 15 foot alley. | This valuable property is situated on the second Rquare north of Lafayette Square, and ina very fine location for private resideaces. ra | ‘erms: One-third cash; the remainder ingixand | twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of | trest on the premises, | Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. Je 23-4 JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auct’s, BY JAMES C, MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS. | On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, June 30th and July ist, cymmencing at 73g o'clock, we | shall sell a splendid collection of oi! paintings, which have been selected with great care, and on the most favorable occasions, in France and Ger- | many, during the past year, and imported from Europe the present season by Mr. L.A. Tolman, | comprising valuable original pictures by eminent | living artists. and fine copies of some.of the most celebrated pictures by old masters. | Among the enbjects may ba found groups and | figures, Historic subjects, Conversational pieces, | Architectural and street views in various European | cities, Cattle pieces, (including a splendid copy of Rosa Bonheur’s picture in the Luxembourg gal- | lery,) Marine Views, Game. pieces, Landscapes, &c., wi size and sty . f t who ing by far the tipest colleciivn of oil paintingsever | exhibited in this city ie The paintings will be on exhibition, with cata- es, from Tucsday morning until the time of | sale. Ladies and gentIemen are respectfully invited to call and examine them. Je 28- BS C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. great variety of td JAM FBX 248. ©. McGUIRE & CO.,Auctiomeers, | LEASE ON GROUND, STOCK, AND FIX OF A WOOD AND GOAL YARD. SITUATED IN THE CENTER OF THE CITY, AT AUC: | On FRIDAY, July 1, at 12 o’clock M., we ‘shall fell the lease, stock on’ hand. office, stable. scales, | carts, harness, &c.. of George E. F. Gorbett’s Woodand Coal Yard, situnted on Tweifth street west, between E and ¥ streets north, now doing a successful business, and svuld only because the owner has made arrangenients to embark in othe business, Terms cash, je 27 B VIRTUE MAYOR'S OFFICE, June 23, 1354. . OF AN ACT OF THE CITY COUN- cils and in accordance therewith, I ehall offer for sale, for cash, to the highest bidder, on Thursday, the 29th instant, in front of the City Hall. et the hour of 12M., the exclusive right and privilege of using the several Corporation Bcales until the Ist day ofa ly 1865, for the purpose of weighing Hay, Straw, Fodder. Oats in the Straw, and Live tock, situated at the following p'ace: No.1. K street north, at its intersection with Vermont avenue and i5th street west. No.2. Louisiana avenue, between 9th and ltth streets west. No. 3. In front of Northern Market, at intersec- tion of New York avenueand K street north. No. 4. Corner of Maryland avenue and 3d street 5. In front of Anacostia Enging House. No.6. Inthe vicinity of the depot of the Balti more and Ohio Railroad. No.7. At the foot of lith street west on the Po- tomac river, No.8. At the foot of 3d street easton the Eastern Branch. The following is the tariff of rates which the - purchasers are entitled to receive: For every load of bay. straw, fodder, cats in the straw, weighing one thousand pounds or less. 25 cents; over one thousand pounds, 5) cents; and for each and every bundle, bale, or package of the same, 10 cents: for weighing live stock, two cents for every hundred nds. Partice purchasing wil! be required to comply With all the provisions of the act approved 2ist February, 180, entitied "An act to establish pave lic hay scales and for other purposes,” je 25-dt29 RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor. n?- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til FRIDAY, the ist of July. at same houe ana ce. [je 30] ICHARD WALLACH, Mayor, GREEN & WILLIAMS, A Cor. 7th and D sts,, No, 3: uct ENOLD FURNITU iB REFRIGERATO: $ On SATURDAY, the 2d day of July, at 9 o'clock a.in., we shall sell, atour Auction Rooms: Walnut Te tete Sofas, Hair Stuff Chairs, Gilt frame Mirror n Cottage Sets, Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Bolsters, Wardrobes, Extension Tables, Cane-seat Chairs, ten Refrigerators of different sizes, Three-ply. Ingrain Carpets. Hall Oilcloth, Stoves, Grates, Toilet Sets, Crockery, and many other articles, toonumerons to enumerate, Also, ten cases of Navy Tobacco, to be sold with out reserve. je 30-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y W. B, LEWIS & CO., Aucti FURNITURE, CARPETS. FEATHE AT AUCTION, ,On SATURDAY, July 2,at 10 o'c! No, 307 Pennsytravia avenue. ‘ 8! BOOKS 3 Also. willbe sold a collection of Standard Books, belonging to a private gentleman, among which are— ‘A complete set of Coop Set of Waverly Novels. Set of Harper's Monthi Franklin’s Works, Hume's Rome, Standard .8 yo. kat Store | 83 volumes, Poets. as Bhakepeure, Byron, Moores, Scotts. &c, Je 30-2t. W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. Y JAS, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. WO HANDSOME DWELLING HOUSES AND Th Ore ON NORTE E S®REET, BETWEEN STH | AND 7TH STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC AUC- | ‘ On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July Mth, at Ge } o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell two band- some Brick Residences, Nox. 454 and 455 E street, | between 6th and 7th strects west. The houses are we'l built, with large and pleasant rooms, and are supplied with all the modern improvement: ‘erms: one-third cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with intcrest, secured by.a deed of | irnst on the premises. Title indisputable. thon. aneesand revenue stamps at the cost of e purchaser. iebi-d JAMES C, MoGUIRB & CO.. Aucts, NOwINg, PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the Potomac Tow Com: 8 boats, “Potomac,” “Gov. Curtin” and “B ‘aven.’’ Apply to the Osptains on board, or to B. DAVIDSON, 30 my 13- Water streat, Georgetown, LABIFIED CIDER! | © nary ss sgatet RARE SER, om Adams’’and ‘‘J W.,’’ of Pare Massachusotia OLARSIED i offer for sale at ‘ket price, inquan- the lowest SH Otel kee il others in it of prime article of Older are te ‘focal and yas th it sere, Hotel keepers, antlers and amine this before pur y * Cniom sown finn, st. Worgetown, D-O. ET, NEAR Ror, [melee that hey ol WALL PAPERS AND WIN: ef SHARES. e lowest cash experi TRE PESuO ARE. HEREBY oy ME a ty : mu. ara ete ear gar ea fad the roo} » airy and conti . The CIDWELL & HENDERSON No. SBT. D Sr 'm their friesis and the publie ected asgortme: which they are prepared to sell the city or country member the that the UNION HOTEL, nity, nion Hotel ia only'30 minutes’ je cars Ohio Respectfully int! 4 8, have, now ia store a well se- Driges. so ‘ors done at short not: ge A OL EO 5 near Frouklin Hall Bulldings © Oo) D*et Note town,D. C., has recently 3 A ~ treme care and taste. ‘ho ate obli, remain int he er aieias sommer Toutes from the Baltimore and fortable. ride in th De: wu «of me hundred dol Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON | NORTH B STREET. CAPITOL HILL, AT AUC- TION. On TUESDAY. the 5th day of July next, we shall sell. infront of the premises, 2 © rclonk Pp. m., the ~ mildin, Vig oot ae ot eck ea, in Bquare No. 687. These hand- | some building lots frént 52 feeteach on north B | street, between Delaware avenue aud lat street | east. Lot 22 isa corner lot, and would make afine business stand; the other two lots run back toa wide alley, Allare beautifully situated, and will be subdivided to suit purchasers. The sale will be well worthy the attention of persons wishi | sites.in | the ay Ratt and Flower i yle, subject, and finish, the whole form- | TURES | J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. | R BEDS, &c., | | alot of Quarte ; fit for issne, yiz: | wor mops i AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days. GOvVERSMBRT SArR OF COND MMNED I sell_at the Navy. Yard. in this city; sATURDAY NEAT July3d, at E o'clock, thy fl pSoe th Mo peat all wool Cartctige Clinping’, utd, unis, LS Le he bee we Mpty Onrbors tor & te malsbdes By onder of kn SOE BR ON Nery Agent. sem | KP RAGE. Auctioneer: | ee C.McGUIRE & C0;, Ructionetns. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF GREEN HOUSH SAronpay S10 J wa guueehts On in by order of tha honorable Orphans’ Oourt ef t District of Columbia. Taimtrelton Susace Mee 91 near Boundary street, between wth atpet =. in the city of Washington.D Ca ty bf the finest Plants supposed to be in the States, consisting of'Japoniegs ant Onpe mini Cash. Delivaey Terms the sale. Administ, Jed + B* wh, ¥ ant! nit Jessa sane pttatng see rator of John Douglas, deceased Oo.. Aucts. JAB. C. MeGUTRE L, WALL & CO., Anta Atthe Horse Bazaar, 95 La. avenue. BALE OF HORSES, OARRIAGES, HARNESS, &o, non; BAPURDAY MORNING. July a, toa: A MO! at 0 o'clock, we will seUatthe Bazaar 95 Lowisiana avcnue, between 9h and lotiatreeta, comprising about— FIFTY HORSES, 1 Bayand 180 Heres a ble for Har au r ~ fa Gr et : re 1 Suital for Maruese or LEO, ‘ Other Horses, a description at sale. ALSO, Previots to the sale of horses we seli— A large assortment of desirable new and second hand Carriages, Wagons, Harness, &c. Terms cash. jes9 W. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALB OF BRICK HOUSE AND Lu ON NORTH O STREBT, BETWEEN 11 7H On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Jal = the premises, we shall sell par uare No, 323, frontin, 8, at 6g o’cl"k, Lot No. i im 17 feet inch on north O Street, between lith 32th streets west, and im-~- roved by a.three story brick dwelling heuse, (No. 6%.) containing eight nice rooms, with passage and ; orches baek and front, Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 } months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises, Immediate possession given. Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid by the purchase: a“ 3. C. MoGUIRE & O0., Ancts. je 2- PY J. C. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED OPERTY AT THR CORNER OF MARYLAN AVENUE AND TWELFTH STREET WEST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July1, at 635 o'clock, onthe premises, we shall sell the whole of Square No. 326, (on the Island.) subdivided ie Building Lota, fronting respectively on Eleventh and Twelfth streets west ant ‘aryland avenue, all | running back to alleys, This comprises some of the choicest building that section of the city, and the sale is worthy the attentien of persons who wish fine building sites. Title indisputable. J ee: Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in sixand twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Allconveyances and stamps at the costef the purchaser. ‘. ; A payment of $20 on each lot will be required at i f le feted yo. MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. 2 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, LARGE DWELLING BOUSEON 13TH STREET, REBIIOR wrbibcr Rasenen a2 PC Bue On FRIDAY AFTEBNOON, July 4, at 6)¢ o'clock. onthe premises, we Shall eell the south house of the rew ef four-story and basement brick houses sisuated on the east side of 13th street, between B and F streets north. The house is large, contain- ing some thirteen rooms, with water and gas on the premises. a = Terms: One half cash, the remainder in six an@ | twelye months, with interest, secured by a deed | of trust on the premises. Gonverances at the cost of the purchaser. indis: able. 2 BEEP TAS. C, MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ¥ JAS, OC. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND fPWELFTH STREET WEST. a ‘ FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July Ist, at 6% ovclock, on the premises, we shall sell the whole DiEqiare No. 825, (on the Island,) subdivided into gcod Building Lots, frontin seopoen vey. on lth and 12th streets west and Maryland avenue, all Tunning back to alleys, % _This eomprises some of the choicest building sites in that section of the city, and the sale iz worthy the attention of persous who wish fine mecing sites. Title indisputable, i Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by» deed of trust on the premises. oe Serres and stamps at the cost of the he ua fia Pasment of $20 on each lot will be required at th f sale. ted J.C. McGUIRE & 00.. Auets. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, fa deed of trust dated the 3ist da Bs edin Liber J. A. 8.,No. 264, folios one of the land records of Washington county, District of Columbia, and at the request of all the parties interested, I shall,on FRIDAY AF- -RNOON, the 15th of July next, 1864, sell at_ pub- lic auction, on the premises, Lots Nos. 4,5,6,7,8,2 19,11, 12, and 13. in Square No. 1.008, in the city of | Washington, being the west half of said square. These lots front on D and Estreetsnorth and 12th street east. and some of them are improved by @ dwelling and slaughter house. panes Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residne ia two equal payments, with the purchaser's notes atsix and twelve months, with interest from the day of sale. 4 e Deed given and deed of trust taken to secure said purchase money. All conveyauces and revenue stamps at the pur- chaser’s cost. Spa: le. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days, the Trustee reserves the right, after one | ivertisement in any newspaper in Wash- i to resell, at the risk aud cost of the WM. R. WOODWARD, Trusteo. 200k 4s GREBN & WILELTAMS, Auct. 3,0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, RUSTER’s SALE OF LOT ON P STREET, BR- TWEEN 14TH AND 15TIL STREBTS WEST. On TUESDAY AFTER N, July Sth 1854, at 6 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of J.C. McGuire & Co., by Virtue of a deed of trust from Charles B. Ryerson, dated June 25th, 1863, and duly recorded in Liber J, A. 8., No.9, folios 194, et. seq.. one of the LandjRecords for Werbingten county, D.C ,we shalleseil. the west half of Lot No. 8,in Drary’s sub-division of Square No. 209. fronting 2it, feet on north P street, between ith and 15th streets west, and running back 100 feet to a 10-foot alley. ere and stamps i the cost of the pur- ca Yas. ¥. DAVIS:( Trustees, je.10 faw&ds J.C. MOGUIRE & OO. Aucts, B NDEMNED QUARTERMASTERS” BALE OF COND ee RS’ hief Quartermaster’ s Office, Depot of Washington, CWS Quartermasey ei ington, June 23, 1864, } _ Will be soldat Public Auction at Government Waren On te Oa tatends tireate, ithe eect Righteenth and eteenth 2 ie Ci Washington, D.C., on WEDNESDAY, July 6,135, ‘masters’ Stores, condemned as Spades, Handeufis, Lanterns, Ohiice Ohairs, Grindstones, Stoves, Stove-pipe, Brooms, Coal-hods, Mess-pans, Buckets, Scrap Sheet Iron, And a large lot of Carpenter's Tools. Sale to commence at 1) o'clock a.m. Successful bidders will be required to remove the articles within five (5)days from date of sale, Terms cash, in Government {onde ER. igadier General, Chief Quartermaster, Rs weciatitl Depot of Wasbington, ae Y JAS. OC. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASE “‘STEINWAY’? PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE AND HOUSE- HOLD EFFEOTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On TUESDAY MORNING. July gh at l0o'clock, at the residence of Hon. L. &. Chittenden. ed street, between L and M streets, we shall sell hia’ Furniture and Effects, compris! in, Elegant Resewood Gaze Piano, rs “Steis | sonia perfect order, and bat little a ay 3 and Btool " Damask and Lace Curtaing, Gilt Frame Ors. Marble-topand Fancy Tables, Whatnot, Cani Rush and Wood-seat Chairs, omnge, Brussels Parlor, H ihaod eta Carpets, Oilcloth, 3 Bronze Clock, Mantel Ornaments, Walnut Mar- ble-top Sideboard, Extension Table. 0: Chairs, Ch Gi Briere Fea, stead, Oak Cott Suite, Parlor Sets, Hair ani Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Cottage Bea steads, Bureaus and Washstands, Gooking and rator, togetl with a Heating Stoves, Refrige: her sneral assortment of Kitchen Requisites. * 3.0. McGUIRE & CO.. Ancts. ! fo obtain & handsome building site or make a good | ‘00D MOULDINGS | ov: ises ;. One-third, cash; balance in 6 and 12 | Daal mittint for moter bearing dierest from aay of @ UNITED STATES 50°. ced given and a deed of trust taken H ~_ woop dicate sbeaped a All conveyancing and revenue stampsat.the cost | Nos, 24and gore rienia jeter sf will be required, paid down | roperty is Rnocked off, of each hi: ‘and, {f not Ker; complied: with. it will be put up again.and dol be bidger. je 29-d a REE & MULTAN * ‘Aucts, CARTE DE VISITE FRAMES, French Gilt, Swiss Carved Wood, and American | Composition in variot at MAREMITER'S, 486 Might doors above Odd Fellows’ Hell. cash. p 29-Imif* Torma 496 VAL RICTURE TRAE. 496 x f ral Pic an: aaeortment ¢ SoPaTt De i ‘above jetures; Terms cash “2 BY. 0" 5 B RD! ; T OE tat Dear’ when tlie Always on’ hand, & large stock of the abora : articles, mate of the very best material, |, >vad Orders filled at'thé shortest notice, Liret Freight paid to Washington, free of charge, 7 ESLER & BROTHERS, a je T?-1m &® PIANQS. F oug-new Steinway & pects Pianos, aad acve eral, r makers, havejust receiv: “ 'e have on hand one7-ostaye Se a Davis, or 0375, poe several, that have ~ a used, at low : a asa apts Ci er One ada, ree ee CoriérHithost. and Pa. av. my FRANCK TAYLOS'