Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1864, Page 3

/ TE a SN TE SPC ES CE PO LATTA PELE TT AE ABE FPSO ” 2 SU AES SE SE SETS ETL SERRATE ES POPES TN CIEE ST SPE ES FES TOC ES A LE EE EE TT CS TEE NBS _LOCAI, .NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Gg0v?R's Tuna rER.—Miss Kate Vance, the Ih will ap “ ‘urpin,”’and Swill #:4in Tide her famous horse “Don Suan” over Miniature hills and mountains and leap fearfel Cascades. Thecomedietta pay Fellow Clerk will commence tne entertainm: For?’S Turarer.—Mr. H. Olay Ford, the ular tfasurer of Ford’s Theater, will take P' 2 best tosnight, and Miss Susan Denin, Mr. S. W.Glenn, the Foster Brothers, the celebra- ted NeW York gymnast, A. W. Brady, and others Will take part. The bill includes “The Thre Gurads snisese Dance,” vy the Foster Brotners , and the farce Of the “\Jyutch Actor.” - Gart8hBURY—The new sensation drama, “Bears ickman; or, the Buskwhaekers of the Potowae,” Which Ras lately hadan immense gan befs 35 one of the best that has been pro- duced i2 Along while, and itis got up in a style ‘0 command the admiration ef all who witness it. Tt will be repeated to-night again together With an otherwise good bill. Sas?ORD'S.—Sanford. the immortal S, S., is delighting crowded pouses with rich fan and sentimeotat Odd Fellows’ Hail nightly. ‘In visitint Sandford's, one is sure always of semethi0g Criginal, rare and racy. The andi- ence 4st mght was’ fairly conyulsed with janghter Over such oddities and comicalities as «The Exempts,” Burlesque, “Remeo and Juliet.” “Execentricities.” &c., &c. Don’t fail to see them, Grac& Cuurcy Farr is still in progress at Isiand Hall, but ail things must eventually come 10 8n end, aud as this fair’is one of the most delightful yet held, all who would enjoy a pieassnt evening shonld by all means give these Indies a call, and examine @d purchase the articles for sale. — Posuc ScHoot. EXaMINATIONS.—The tol- dowing schools were examined yesterday afier- noon Primsty No. 3, Miss E. Gleason, acting teach. er, is a branch of Primary No. 2, (Miss Robins son's.) At the beginning of the year there was such an flux ot pupils into the latter school that it was found necessary to organize Pri- mary No. 3, which was done m Jannary last, since which time Primary No.3} has labored under ‘he disadyintage of having changed teachers somie three or fourtimes, Miss Gies- son is LOW teniporarily at the head of this school, aud she has labored hard to instruct her scholars, who are transferred to Miss Rob- 4nson as & vanced. This school has been somewhat re- duced since the beginning of the warm weather. and quite &@number of the best scholars have dropped off; but notwithstanding all. these drawbacks, Miss Gleason’s school passed a * yery oatisfactory examination. ‘There are 74 scholars on the rolls, (3 of whom ‘were presemt—tour absent trom. sickness and the remainder ont of the city. Miss G.bas her senoo! well divided into three classes, which were examined by Mr. Tustin in reading, speli- ing sud the first principles of arithmetic, in all of which they showed good progress. Class No. i: which was known 4s class attached to Miss Robinson’s school) recited the muliplication table with marked accura: ‘This class will be transferred to Primary,Nov. ' 2 in September nex: The class im reading was very good indeed, as farasit went, but as the scholars were ail so young, &malland bashful, they were not subjected to a lengthy examination, only being required (o Fead one verse eacli.. In spelling ihe clases Were all good as far as they had studied. The order was good. " This schoo! is held in the third atery of a building om the corner ef i(th street and Penn. avenue, in A room with two other schools, eiher one Which has a sufficient number of scholars t0 fill the room with comfort. other rem, Primary No. 4, taught by Miss Ocena Walk- was organized during the last week of Jan- , wid started with nine scholars. The s Ww numbers fifty-seven, fifty-four of whom vere present yesterday, and at thistime there are quite a number awaiting admission ‘There his been no transfers since the school has beenopened, but there are many scholars sufficiendy advanced, and who will be transe | This schooi is divided into ; ferred before long. four clases, and they underwent a thorough oxamizaton by Mr. Wilson, (1m the presence of several wachers of other schools and many vintors,}in reading, writing, spelling, dicta- tion, mental arithmetic, &c,, &c. This school is, Without Any exception, (as the examination clesriy dmonstrated,) one of the best of the grade inthe city. The teacher of this school has instructed her own scholars in vocal music, as the music teacher does not visit the primary schools. The scholars of this schovul were ail neatly apd tascefully attired in white. t the conclusion of the examination, Mr‘ Wiisen complimented the scholars upon their good behavior during the exercises, and said there was not & school in the ct!y which could beast of better order. deserved much praise This schoo! is held in @ one-story, dumpy- looking building. om 1th street, between I and K. Thercom is well ventilated, and has plenty of light, but is entirely too small for the num- ber of scholars, and is greatly out of repair. Second Dist —Primary No. 4, (male,) in charge of Miss M. ¥Y. Davis, held ia one of the lower rooms of the old Medical College, was examined yesterday morning by Mr. Rhees in the vations elementary studies in“which they Ave ken trained, and, except in a few cases where the little fellows were a little back ward, the exercises passed off successfully. The scholars n spelling and reading were very correct for those so young, and in mental arith- metic passed a fair examination; but in written | arithmetic they appeared a little deficient, | Le because this was the first time they ,, ad appeared before an examiner; and if the exaMunation was to be held again, these same younzstrs would, we think, not be behind any other set of boys of the same age in any of the districs. The order of the school was com- | » | mendable,es pecially as the boys are at the very at Sophy. , Davis, acd the lance ie age Wheathey are prone to dO mischief—from six town The room was handsomely deco- rated. haying appropriate mottoes, fiags, We. ande yergreens hung around the walls. ke sorry to say that there was not a singlevistor present. The Male Intermediate, held in the sacond ; © story of te Northern Libert; Engine-house, Was €tamined yesterday by Messrs. Miller and Lbees, of the Trustees, and Mr. W. OC. Lipscomb, jr, and passed a creditable exam- 4uation This school numbers a: present 50 upils.cf whom 17 were present, and has suf- Ted-couiderably fm the change of scholars Curing the year, At the commencement of the | 7 16 scholars were transferred to the | gTaMI@e schoo}, and in February last 12 others , "sterred, and a ike number taken school 5; “were ¢ from the scondary schools. There las been mADY Wibdrawals during the year from va- TOUS Cites, seyen having taken place last mouth, &:done or two only a few days betore dhe exuingtion; and in view of the fact that echo! tng best scholars were taken from the - + there siderable allowance made ae should be con will compare tavorably with any we have yet atendte The three tfadees of the school in some Of the studies exhibited marked pro- ficiency. especially in dictation, spelling, ge- ogrspby nd mental arithmetic. The singing of the sciolar: was very good indeed, they Kept excellenttime, but some pieces, into the een cae the boys entered, were sung 400 ioud. Wii a little more attention to mod- lation, “hisschool would be hard to beat in gp ier de The room was gaily decorated tor the occasion, and conspicuously displayed Cys ABE Motto of the school, * Punctuality and rder.’" Mrs. Enrily Myers has had charge ot ais =ChOdl for some years, and is an excellent lisciplinatian, as the appearance and beha- vior of her scholars amply prove. Atthe con cluiou cf theexamination the scholars were highly complimented by the visiters present, WhO, We regret to say, were very tew, mentiry addres ere made by Me: inscomb and Applebr. Third District ne Female Grammar School Sligs “lary E. Ramsey teacher, was examined by Dr. Walsh and Mr. Hitz, of the third dis- trict sub-board and by Dr. ©. W. Davis, late a Hember Of the Goard of Trustees, Mr. Z. Rich- ards, Mr. J. E -Phompson, principal of the male grammar <-hool, fourth district, and oth- ww Amorg the yjsitors present were Mr. W. -Osturan, of the male gramamar schoo! district, Mrs, Amidon, of the sourth dis: Rox s/e grammar school, Mr. George R. ‘ail..and others, Mics Ramsay has 57 pupils en her roll and 5) of the mumber were present yesterday. itis needless togay, that good order Wes maintained hesughout foF the pupils are of such an age as ig have & proper sense of de- rithout a reminder from. the teacher Ms ‘at the school wefe examined Such studies as reading, mental ography, &c., and in these vranch- Sends as fair asaByin the Dis Richards examined the clases (mental and written,) sud after ‘Tstions,"be discovered Anat each adh } ht apd was ote. BOE ony cae Eoeetbis given them carchully, Dutalvays being able to vive & Tea son tasrefor. Mr" R, pronounced the class ROR Se. be he had ever examined. All of e Classes Wits examimed in grammarand an- pape = 3-¥. Thompson, who pronounced iptrbere coal of sak $00, ote Ae oe seater iy ve Jadeing faa Davis, who The hese 3S With the progress made, bose di@ not de itself the credit It shonid bave dene Nor did:the class in philo~ ‘The fir ;, Se eattnateed by Dri fe answerle use: gered fo bea Rosita tuo. oon as the} become sufficiently ad- | No. 1when | rs Ti pri- | mary No.}is to be continued, either it or one | of the otler schvols should be removed toan- ' They had kep: their | &ndelates neat and clean, for which they i the examination, which, Roweyer, | _ tions ve preepnet and the questions Ses infrequently, ans: incorrectly. At first the classes lin etes y to answer im concer ard in some instances the answer could bedis- Bishards requested the philosophy class to 5 reques: e pl y class answer separately, and while a few in the class evinced a knowledge of the stndy, others were sadly deficient’ This mode of having classes (especisliy in grammar schools’ an- Swer in concert we cannot think is a good one, for the attainments of the pupils cannot be fairly tested; and it also does injusiice to the industrious and studious pupils. There are in everf class m every school some who lag be- hind their class; whether by reason of nop-4t- tention and’ want of stndy, or becauge their Minds are more sluggish of movement, and these are always delighted when questions are answered. in concert, yet they receive equal commendation with those who probably pay unceasing attention to their studies. It would be well to abolish this practice on examination days, and jet each pupil stand on his or her own merits. What we have here said is not intended ta apply solely . to Miss Ramsay's school, but to all schools where the practice obtains. Some specimens of the writing of the pupils here were shown, and it was evident the teacher had taken great pains with this important branch. We have seen none to surpass it in any schgol in the city. The exercises were interspersed with yocal and instrumental music, under thedi- rection of Prof. Daniel, and some of the most Ropelar song: as ‘The Rock Beside the Sea,” “The Flag of Thirty-four Stars,’ ‘The Ro- ver's Grave,” “Sad Autumn Winds,” &c., were sung in exquisite style. The popnlarsong, “When Johnny comes Marching Home,” was executed at the end of the exercises in a man- ner to delight and elicit the admiration of all. Compositions were read by Miss Mary Armi- steac, Miss Emma Williams, Misa Virginia Ruff, and Miss Eliza Simpson. The subject of the latter was “The Future,” @subject that probably every school boy or girl has wasted 2 good dealof paper and ink over; but Miss S treated the subject in an original style, and made a happy local application to the new school house. This young lady also read “Marco Bozarris” in a style that would do credit to a professional reader. Next year Miss Ramsay’s school will occupy the new building, and most of her first class will re- main with her for the sake of spending one year in the new building. Se ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF GEORGETOWN CoLLEcE.—The annual commencement of this venerable institution of learning took place yesterday at the hall of the college. The plat- form and walls of the room were tastefully | decorated, and the Marine Band was in attend ; #nce, and the exercises were interspersed with { music. The order of exercises were as fol- } | lows Anthony A. Hirst; | Introductory address, | «Hohenlinden,” (in Latin,) George W. Ed- wards; ‘Las Ruinas de Italia,” Louis Puebla; | ; ‘National Crimes Punished by National’ Mis. , fortunes,” Thomas S. Rudd; «Marie Antvi- | nette,” Francis X. McLaughlin: Souyenir D Enfance,” Rudolph Pigeon: «Roman Char- atcter,” Henry Major; “Columbus,” Cypriano ¥F. Zegarra; “ Burning of the Chureh at Nan- tiago,” Tazewell Fox, “ Poland,” R. Ross Perry; «The Course of Empire,” Richard Har- Tington; Valley Forge,” Thomas M. Spencer; Westminster Abbey,” ‘James F, Mathews; “Youthful Crusaders,’ David Whipple; «Chapter on ores.” James P. McElroy; «“Pa- triotism a Reilgious Obligation,” Joseph A. ARuce, A. B.; Valedictory, Edward S Riley. The degree of A. B. was conferred, among | others, on R. Ross Perry aud Henry Major, | District of Columbia. The following preminms for the studies des- ignated were awarded to District of Columbia students: Mental Philosophy, “f€Accesseranv’ — Ki. Ross Perry and Henry Major. Natural Philosophy—The medal awarded to R. Ross Perry; “Accesserunt,” Henry Major. Chem- istry, ‘‘Accesserunt”—R. Ross Perry and Hen. ry Major. Rhetoric—medal, John C. Wilson; the premium for excellence, Joseph Forrest, Poetry—medal to Noble Hoftar: premium to YuliusSoper. First Class of Humanities—The medal was awarded to Robert M. Douglas, THinoi Accesserunt”— Bladen Forest, Fran ; cis J. Kieckhoefer, Charles M. Tree, Uharies ¥F. Nally. The premium for excellence in En- giish Composition was awarded to’ Robert M. Douglas, of illinois. Second Class of Human- ities—Accessernnt’—John Walker and John Lyne. Third Class of Humanfties—Medal to Wiliam L. Kimmeil. “Accesserunt’’—James ¥. Coleman. The premium for excellence in English Composition was awarded to William ¥.. Kimmell. Vinton Goddard, Wm. G. Smith, Fendal Alexander,Jas. McGraun and Jas.Cole- man were promoted to this class during the year. First Class Mathematics—The medal to John ©. Wilson, premium to Joseph Forrest. Second Hass Mathematics—The preminm to Charles M. Tree. Third Class Mathematics—The pre- mium toNobleHoffar, ‘Accessernunt”—Jalius, Soper, Fielder B. Chew. William L Kimmell! Algebra—Ascesserunt”—Bladen Forrest, J. Halli Semmes. First Class Arithmetic—The premium to RobertT, Pywell, “Accessernnt” William Deener, Francis J. Kieckhoefer, Hen- ry H. Coston. Second Arithmetic—The medal ' to James V. Coleman, “Accesserunt’—Philip May, John Rucker, Levi Bootes. James P. MeG@raun. Third Arithmeuc—The premium | to Libman Strauss, ““Accesserunt’—William | S$. Suioot, Robert Fnrstner, Louis B. Waits, and John E. War. First Class French—The medai to John C. Wilson, the premium to Jos. Forrest, “Accesserunt” Noble Hoffar. Second Class French—The medal to Julius Soper, pre- mium te Bladen Forrest, “Accesserant” Chas. M. Tree, Francis J. Kieckhoefer. Third Class French—The premium to J. Lyne, “Accesser- unt”—W. M. Kimmell and S.A. Douglas, of It Fifth Olass French—The medal to James V. Coleman. First Class Rudiments—The medal to William M. NDeenver, “Accesserunt”—Jas. Reid White, Francis B. May, John P. Risque, and Francis Mix. The premium for excel- ; English Composition was awarded to que. Second Class of Rudiments, the medal was awarded to Everest CathelJ; ) the premium to Henry S. Hein: *Accesser- } unt’—Philip P. May, Wm. S. Smoot. The premi for excellence in English composi- tion was awarded to Lyerest Cathell. Third Class of Rudiments, the medal was awarded to John E. Wagner; the premium to G. Walter Godey: “Accesserunt,”—Donuglas B. Alexan- ' der, Olver P. Gardner, Robert W. Stephens. The preminm for excellence in English Com- position was awarded to Douglas B. Alexan- der. In the First Class of Christian Doctrine, | the medal to Charles F. Natly; the premium to Nobie Hoffer; “Accesserunt’—Jos. Forrest, Biaden Forrest, Robert M. Douglas. Illinois; Francis J. Kieckhofer. In Second Class Chris- tian Doctrine, the premium to James Y. Cole- man; “‘Accessernnt”— William B. Jones, John Louis T. Knott, Philip May, Francis P May. In First Class Writing—“Accesserunt’”—H. McDonald, Levi Bootes, James V. Coleman. in Second Class Writing—“Accesserunt’—A. Brooke Fearsou, Joseph A. Hall, Lewis J. | Knott, John E. Wagner. CONTINUATIO Picturs SALB.—The sale | of oil paintings, at the salesrooms of Jas.C. | McGuire & Co., will be continued thisevening, | at74 o'clock. The attendance at the sale last | evening was large, but tile prices were very } low, many very handsome paintings selling as low «is $10 and $12 Se eee DesinaBLe ResipeNceE For SALe.—The | large four story dwelling, on the east side of 16th street, above E street, will be sold to the highest bider, on the premises this afternoon, at 6% o'clock. BoB ig as Lost Dog.—See advertisement of lost black andtanterrier dog. The finder will be reward- ed by taking it to No, 374 +th street, uear North- ern Market. —____~-+«ce-—-— SPECIAL NOTICES. oes W. L. Wart & Co. wouid call especial attention to their sale of Pawnbroker’s Goode, commencing Saturday, July 2, et 9'¢ o'clock, consisting of over fifteen hundred lots of good and desirable Goods, Watches, Chains,&e. The sale of Watchea’ard Chains will take place at 22 o'clock precisely on Saturday, dul it OwAsTs as w.—The Fra- ic composition of the Fi of the oriental egetable kingdo Kvery redient is well known to have a beneficia: effect on the teeth and gums; it. embalming, or antiseptic property, and a delicate aromatic fragrance makes it really a toi- let luxury, ands pleasure to née it,aa it removes reeabie odors, even that of tobacco. It ily removes those ravages which children grant Sozodent ps A sustain in their teeth, owing te improper use of sweet and acid articles, which imperceptibly de- stroy them. i Sold by Di uchout the country, RvOUS, HemrmaL, U Al. Syst Ms—new and reliable treatme —in Reports of the Howard Associstion—Sent by mail in sealed Jetier envelopes, trea of charge. Address J. Skilin Houghton, Howard Asso ciation, No. 8 South Ninth etrect, Philadelphia, Pa. Jew sm Jom Crean Ice Crxam! The undersigned begs leave to inform the public that he has always on hand # fresh supply of the choicest fiavors Eox Onsam, whieb he is prepared to supply to sterea, su hotels, pie nica, parties, excursions, and fawilies, at the shortest notice and the most reasomable terms. Jos. BORAPfTeLD’S: Stearn Tee Cream Manufactory, No. 386 6th st..bet, GandH, Wholesale and retar. Je %-i" Do ror celor your yer. and moustache? If [apes eae as cenit aa Stain.” No hair dye in the world equal ~ Only one ion, Vicolorea natural blackor brown, Only W cents x. ‘ Je 2-e03m 290 Pa. avenue, Soie Agent. ee SEE aie let) 4d atte e Dismasas ov raz Nexvovs, Swarms, Ourmaar ip eF — BOW MARRIED, instant. by thé u 2 oe Oey Eieaeie ae KT. SLADE. of = Mase, to Mies BUBB. NEILI, of George: torn, BO. 5 DIED, On the 50th of June, at 6 a. m.. SOPHIE MA- TILDE, infant daughter of Dr, Tullio 8, and Re: beces A. Verdi. aged 7 days, | Tre Faperal, will take place thigday, at 6 p. m., from 265 G atrect. * Corrsctiom.—The announcement in the In- telligencer of this mmceniig “thet the funeral of the infant of Dr. Verdi isto ¢ place on Saturday evening at ¢ o'clock is an error, for it isto take place tais(Friday) evening si 5 o'clock, AS? On the 20th inst,.ofinflammation on the brain, LANDONTA OPHELIA, only child of Jamas and Martha A Holliige, aged 5 months and l4davs. take these little iamos said he, And fold them in my breast, Protection they shall find in me, In me he ever bles The friends of the fainily are reqtieated to attend the funeral this afternoon at 4 o'clock, z On the Ist instant. sfter a, short illness, at his | teace, corner of North Capitol and Boundary street, CHARLES UILMAN, aged forty years The friends of the family are invited to attend the fnnersl trom bis late residence,on Saturdsv evening, July 2d, at four o'clock jy 1-2t In Georgetown D. C.. on the 3th of June, 1351, eee ae ony, child of RL. and Rebeeca ‘Topléy, aged 5 months. Panerai will take place at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, July 2. from 216 Bridge street ite In Georgciown, D.C,, on Thursday, the 30th ult., Mrs, MARY E., wife of L, L. Wilkison, in the 37th year of her age. oP fibers will take place from No: 70 Mark. street, to-morrow (Saturday,) at 10 o'clock a.m. On the 3th instant,at his residence, in Wash- ington county, D, C.. sttera long and painful il! ness, Mr. JACOB HOYLE, in the 80th year of his oe. Bot why in sorrow should For those who sin no more? “But they to whom the sway Of pain and grief are o'er, | Whose tears our God hath wiped away, 0! mourn for them no more !”? we mourn FOR RENT AND SALE. pn in eee Tee LARGE ROOMS ON TI1E SECOND FLOOR fer reat: furnished or unfurnished; in George- town, on Bridge street, 175. jy 1 3t’ FFoENISHED ROOMS—Jurt vacant, No. 424 1th strect, between New York avenue and H street. jy 1-30 UBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ‘to gentle- men only)ina private house, centrally loca- ted. References required. Apply at the Star Oftice. jy l-lw* ‘OR RENT—Comfortably FURNISHED ROOMS,. Sov for gentlemen, at 457 _ EB street north, between 3d and 4th streets, Refereness ex- changed, dy L3t* FoR SALE CHEAP—The halt interest of a a PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY in Washington, loing Apply immediately at 256 Penn, ay. Fo RENT—Two handsomely furnished and t very desirable ROOMS, with Board, if de- ired.. Inquire at No. 6537/2 H street, between sth and 7th sireeta, a8 1-3t* OR SALE-A BAKERY D FIXTURES, i’ Horse end Wagon ineluded ‘or further par- ticulars apply at No, 613. corner7th and Dstreets, Island. jy 1-3t* VOR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS—The HOUSE and spacious LOT situated on the cor- west 6th street and Louisiana avenue, No. good business. Good reasons for sell ing ont! Ney ner of 37, The lot contains5427 feet. For condstions | of lease apply on ‘he premises. sy l-lw* ‘O RENT ANT FURNISHED ROOMS T at No. 446 l2th street, 030-8" Te RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM for two sia gle sentiemen, Apply at First Ward Bowling Saloon, I street, Ist a! A. je 30-3t" 0 LET—FTR ROOMS, without board. Apply at No, 272 F street, corner of 3th, je 20-Iw* | | Park, 46) G | NOW. IS YOUR CHANCE, For sate, a very desitaateitere > containing about 3 of land in a got got containing @ and bas genes of land in. et Fairfax county, Va., adjoining Arlington Farm, 4 ntiles distant from Washington city and only 20 minutes walk to Georgetown maetn PG KER Washington city, No, 141 south Bst., fert-eone et is Island. — ‘OB SALE—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. i The three story BRICK HOUSS, (and Lot.) No, 659. oth street, Island, between Da E streets. It contains nme rooms, and isin all re- spects adesirable residence amd properiy. Apply to W. D, WALL AGH, Stav Office. Je 2s-tt IRTY-FIVE HUNDBED DOLLARS— For sale, STOOK, FIXTURES, GOOD-WILL and three years! LEASE of a well fitted up Restaurant on Pennsylvania avenue, (thirteen tooms,) now in active, paving operation, MITCHELL & SON. Real Estate Brokers, &. E. corner Penna. ay. and 15th street, 0-eolm Washington, D.C. OR SALE OR RENT—A targe brick HOUSE on @th street, betwee H and J. Possession given stonce. Inquire of Dr, BOGAN, No. 455 Massachusetts av. near 6th st, je 15-20* Fek SALE-A small brick HOUSE and good LC sized LOT, containing four rooms ang summer kitchen. Situated on 4th street. hetwean N and 0. Ror particulars inquire at GIBBS’ Bair Stora, 242 Pa. ay., near 13th st, je 7-1m Foe REN T—Fo gentlemen, two neatly furnished CHAMBERS, ins very pleasant and healthy location, néar the State Department and Lafayette 0 New York avenué, and forty yards east of the horre oars raaning from the anil Georgetown, Rent low. It, three: nory . with back bu Az 0 ing. N 2d street west, bet: B and C sts. Finmpiliate porsension given, Apply to CHARLES PASE eS 424 Pa. avenue. O RENT~An elegant HOUSE, with brown stene front, partially furnished, with all mod- ern improvements, centrally and pleasantly lo- cated, No. 444 E street, near the residence of Rec- retary Chase, together with large brick stable. The premises not to be rented fora boardin. house. For particulars inquire of Hon. D. E. SOMES on the premises, or Capt. GEORGE ELY, No. ate street. Possession given immediately. 0 8- ‘OR SALE—160 ACRES OF LAND at Belts- ville, 100 acres at Contee’s, 50 acres at Lanrel, 300 acres at Savage, 150 at Annapolis Junction, 100 acres at Jessop’ Cut, 160 at over Switch, 45 acreg near Elkridge Landing, 60 acres % mile from Baltimore. Allon the Washington Branch Railroad. For terms and description, apply tu M. BANNON, 32 St, Paul's st., Baltimore, Md. Je 9-Im* OOMS, FOR RENT.—Comfortable and weil- furnished Rooms at 450 12th street, between Gand Hats. The location is one of the most de- sirable in the city. my 24-tf OR RENT—A large STORE; good location for confectionery or ice cream @gloon, Inquire at the store, 310 I street west. je 6-lin WANTS. V ANTED—A HOY to attend a Restaurant. In- q at Northwest corner of 22d and @ stree a = . NTED—By a middle-aged woman a SITU TION as Nurse, or todo general housework Address” Box 34, Star Of ay Ww in @ private family. fice, 7 ANTED—At 286 north F street, between 12th and 13th streets, a COLORED COOK, WALT- None but those who thorong nly jy bt Ww tand their business ne ANTED—A LAD to atten ¢ nich & Llovd’> Joon. Apply immediately a I m Depot, No. 390, Eleyenth street, # K -treet. iy b2t™ y ANTED—A WAITER at the Gosling House He mustunderstand the business. To such $20 a month willbe given the whole yeapround. Inquire at the Restuursnt, 247 Pa, ay., between 12th aud 3th sts. jy 1-20" TaYWO VACANT FURNISHED BOOMS, with Loard. aod several table boarders accommg- dated. at 3091 E street north. between 9th and Wth stree je W3t* QUIET PRIVATE FAMILY Mave «pleasant FURNISHED PARUOR for rent, with or with- outboard. Honse No. 114 Gay street, he Congress and High, Georgetown, D.C. ie Fo SALE—A complete MI} AL WATER MANUFACTORY AND BOTTLING ESTAB LISHMENT, enjoying a good custom, This is a good chance fora man of some capital. Inguireat 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 ears stops in front, of the door, and runs from thencd to all_parts of the city. For terms apply next deor, to WILLIAM MURPHY. Je 30-3t* LARGE FRONT ROOM, suitablefor two or three gentlemen, for rent, withor without : 45 12th street, between Gand H. A W table boarders taken,’ Reicrences required. j@ 3u-2t* OURES FOR SALE.—For sale. four new Frame HOUSES, 6 rooms each, well finished; water and gas; fine loeation Also, 2 Brick, with Srooms. All of which will be sold on the most accommo- dating terms, Possession at once. Apply at No. 300, corner of 9th and M sta, 3t* Fors ALE—The GOOD WILE and thr anda half LEASE ofa Plumbing and & Shop, Wit year. Location centen!. $50 cash the piace MITOHELL & SON, Real Sstute Brokers, je $0-5t* 8. EB. corner Pa. ay. and 1th st. iOR SALE—A Gne BRICK HOUSE in the First Ward, 20x128 feet. ten rooms. Will be sold for S650). A. great bargain. Terms: One-quarter sh. and balanee in &. 18 and 24 months. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, 5 Southeast corner Pa. av. and 15th 5t. je 31-31 | White and Colore: j Ope ee Ww. SUTLERSHIP WANTED, by one $2,000. Sa hesnad two yours export in that! r would enter into partnership wilh a reliable man in any profitable business that will hear an examination. Address W.G.. Box 229 Post Office, stating business and appointin an iy Dgt* interview. _ 2 WANTED —A youns gentleman wishes Obtain @ pleasant well-turpished ROOM ity of 1ith street and New York avenue R: d. Address, stating lowest terms. Post 0! b4 je 3E2t ED—A SITUATION, by two young, re- pectable women—one to cook, wash and e other to do chamber work and assist in Address for two 28 VO. 3 : iron: t washing and ironing 6, Sixth st., between L and M, IERSONS DESIRING TO GO AS SUBSTI TUTES and SUBSTITUTE RUNNERS, both would do well to call on WM. H, HOPE, 330 E street, near Grover's Theater. who pays the highest price for good men. 400 MEN wanted. iets as 3930 3t™ QUBSTITUTES-SUBSTITUTES. i’ Wanted To-Day, 10 COLORED SUBSTICUTES. For which the highest price will be paid i ng incu will be liberally dealt with, G. H. CASSIDY, 416 Eighth street, between je 30 3t* Penn, avenue aad D stre: Wy snis) good FOREMAN, in a Bak Apply at the Star Office. je 29- ANTED—A stout, active BOY, to assistin my bookstore, which is now in course of removal to opposite Grove rothenter: between 13th and l4th streets. }Ooks ught and sold. as usual. ALFRED HUNTER, je 20-3t* Over the Bank of Washington N NTED—None need app cannot bring satisfactory testimonials of ¢! acter and competency. Apply between {and 12 o'clock, to J. DENT. 456 lath st. je 3-1w* Ruuzers 3t (Chron. _& Con.] jf OR RENT—A RARE CHANCE—A new FRAME BUILDING, situated on 22d street, between (r and H streets; there are two stores in front, fitted up with counters and shelving, suitable for a Tocery or restaurant, er both. here is also a ve room Dwelling attached; the building could alco beused asa tavern. {nquire on the premixss, between Sand 10 o'clock in the morning. $e 30 3t* ‘OR SALE—A BRICK HOUSE and LOT, situa ted in the most healthy location, and a xplen tid view. Persons wishing to buy a good residence would do well to callon E street north, between 2d and 3d streets, Capitol Hill, near Jucnemavn's brew honse. Possession given after one week. Inquire of J. HALIDAY, 615 Mth street west% near Penna. av. je 30-Tw* ANTED—Ijitie HOUSH with first floor suita- ble for millinery shop. or room on second floor, or if possfble little stors, well located, In- quire at DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, cor ner D lth streets, near the avenu -6t* ws TED—One hundred HORSES to pasture, in Prince George's county, Md. Price $6 per month for single } hy the quantity $5 per month, Inquire of J, BEASLEY, 02 L Washington. evenue, 2w* MRS, ‘OUSE WANTED—In a central local b about 1) or )2 rooms. Will buy lease aud fur- niture. Apply to W. Lb. WALL & Co., Auction and Commission Merchants, south corner Penn. ave- nue and 9th street. je 22 OR SALE.—A neat frame HOUSE of six rooins, No. 403 K street north, between 9th and tth atroets west, (near Northern Liberty Market,) re- paired throughout. Persons wishing a residence in a healthy and good neighborhood, good water, near to market, city cars and the public buildings: will please call and see it. Possession given at time of purchase. Titleindisputable. Inquire of J. ¥. KELLEY,onSthst.,nearLst. je 3)-lw™ )URNISHED ROOMS.—A guite of ROOMS or single rooms at 463, 12th street, between Gand Je 29-31 * reet,4 doors south of T, 1 front ROOMS, firs: ntlemen only need ay je 20-3t* OR RENT .—On 23d 5 one of two mn and second fo SALE CHEAP—A FRAME HOUSE and LOT.on Ustreet. near lith. House just fin- ed A good loeation. aud water convenient, | Apply on the premises, tc at™ J.M. HILL, OR SALE—Two BOOK CASES, sey 1 rare PLASTER BUSTS. at HUNTER'S great Anti- qnarian Bookstore. over Bank of Washiugton, which gteat stock of Books and Quriosities now removitg to opposite Grover's Theater. Je 29-3t ALFRED HUNTER. VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE. rehant Mill. situated on the Ches- 6 Canal, two wiles above George- town, is for It bas al! the modern improve- ments of a first-elass Fiouring Mill; hasan ample supply of water, drawn from the canal without dis ca ele of manufacturing 120 bar- A valuable apeake and 0) r of Fiour per day. An abundant EFupply of wheat from the u counties of Maryland and Virginia,and from the Georgetown market. ean Le bad atall times, while there is alwaysa dewisnnd at fair prices in the cities of the Disirict tor the entire produetsof the For the last few years it has been worked sueeessfully aud profitably, with » prospect ofits continuance. For the larger pact of the purchase money a lib eralcredit willbe given if qesired. My only rea for wishing to seil is nly desire to retire from BB. yto the subseriver, No, 70 Water own, D.C, WM. H. EDES, PURNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT, ON 4 yenth street, betweenG and Li, No 441, First-ola~s boarding house next@oor. —i¢'35-6t" | Pe Re OR UNFURNISIE let, cn-necom:odating term corner of 14th st. Apply iramedia' NISHED RCOMS FOR RENT.—To menony. $06 ¢th street, one door f: 6 H street, f ace avenue. Je Cc LIFTON, ON THE aeare a GEORGERIOWN, I avail myself of this mode of answering tha numerous inquiries that have been made whether ae peat fe rgiaguce of the late Col. Eltet is f F. *t re 80] y Gucrtof tsps under a decree of the Sup sequence of the minority of two of his rem: three children, and because of theirs minority sbowt the end of bed pene ing month of July. # r he informatione! these wha may not be fi i with Clifton, but who may ‘desire an attract ve ning the advantages of that it is situated in and contains @vort ° ehly improved, ahd bi. six orReven years, with The choicest frnit and orne:mentsl trees, having an esceijent dwelling house of nine cr ten rooms. an overseer 4 Cottage detached, lerge barn, stables, and other appropriate out buik with good fences, neariy all oF Shar. Cte surrounded res. c& Of Tudor Bl, . .. Boyce, Mra. Barbee, Whee fist: re, aré adjoina on the north te FOU ee, . 49, aie resinences of Mrs, intbicum - Manding w view of eno ire. ahrelt an tthe pi valley of Roel: Oreek, the city of Wash« ingtoa, = Hetew' : rps i tehingtnms aerate 7 ev alier «f Bock Creek a exceed Panta dette It ia wt a Amenty minutes walk britk railroad etreet San running rt hington. Forsalubrity, 5 wwe oad clfy, eof boaate Crone cts unsurpassed: Heese * iat 1 | ' 50,000 TED—1,000 LADIES to come and buy same number of Embroidered Yokes and AUCTION SALES. Fer eth auction Sales see first page. AUCTION SALES. FUuru AYE. ‘FHS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Bx F-o. MGviRE & CO., Auctioneers. P; PTORY SALE OF BRECK HOUSE AND : iN fF RL, ORT Wh 1TH AY AFTERNOON, July 3. at 6, 0'cl"k, remixed. we shall geil pure cf Lot Noe 2 in on the Squate No. 83, fronting 17 feet *<inch on north © 12th streets west. and in- street, between een 1th and 12 TOV" ya three story brick dwelling heuse,(No. 6S.) containing eight nic . oral jorctien back and front. pics ge — eriig. One- cash; the remainder i 12 months, with iidreste decured by a dcel ot Pace on the premises. ‘Tinmédiate possession given, Cost of convervancing and stampsto be paid by the puch Heed J. G. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts._ ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers, LARGE DWELLING BOUSEON Asti STREET, BETWEEN E AND F STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESER’ 4 On FRIDAY APTERNOON, July 6% o'clock, onthe premises, we shall sell the south house of the row of four-story and basement brick houses sisuated on the east side of 13th street, between E and F streets north. The houee is large, contain- ine some thirteen rooms, with water and gas on & premises, ‘Terms: One half cash, the remainiler in six ard twelve montns, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. Title indisputable. a je %- JAR. CO. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. _ Y¥ JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE. UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND TWELFTH STREET WEST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July Ist, at 6 ovcloek, on the premises, we shall sell the whole oteeeas No, 32%, (on the nd,) subdivided into good Building Lots, fronting res) running back to alleys. 4 i _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 tine building siter. Title indisputable, 3 I Terms: One-third in cash; the remaimler in six and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises. 1 conveyances and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. E yment of $20 on each lot will be required at i le. the ed 5c. McGUIRE & OO... Ancts. Ry JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS. On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, June ath and July Ist, commencing at 734 o'clock, we shall sell a splendid collection of oil paintings, which have been selected with great care, and on the most favorable oceasions, 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 celebrated pictures by old masters. Among _the subjects may be found groups and Architectural and street views in various European cities. Rosa Bonheur’s picture in the Luxemboure gal lery,) Marine Views. Game, Fruit, and Flower by far the finest collection of oil paintings ever ibited in this city re i will be on exhibition, with cata- ‘uesday morning until the time of “ad ies and gentlemen are respectful! y invited to call and examine them. je2s-td JAMES C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ¥ GREEN. & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Cor. 7thand D sts, No. 526. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, REPRIGERAT. IRS, & SATURDAY, the ay of July, at 9o°clock . We shail sell, atour Auction Roo: Wali atete Sofas, Hair Stuf? Chairs, Gilt fe ror, Keven Cottsge Sets, Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsters, Wardrobes, Extension Tables, Cane-seat Chairs. ten Refrigeratora of different sizes, Three-ply, Ingrain Carpets, Hall Qilclo:h, Stoves, Grates, Toilet Sets, Crockery, and many other articles, too numerons to enumerate. Also. ten eases of Navy Tobacco, to be sold with out reserve, je god GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y W. hi. LEWIs & CO., Auctioneers, FURNITURE, CARPETS, FEATILER BEDS, &c., AT AUCTION On BATURDAY, Jui at 10 o'clock, at Store No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. BROOKS! BOOKS | Also. will be sold a collection of Standard Ro: belonging to @ private gentleman, among whic are A complete set of Cooper's Novels, 33 volumes, set of Waverly Novels, slumes, Set of Harper's Monthly, 12 volumes. ing ex The paintin lognes, from Franklin's Works, Hur England, Gibbons Rome, Standard. vo. Poets. n¢ Bhakspeare, Byron, Moores. Burns, Scotts, &e. y. B, LEWIS & €0., Aucts OF CONDEMNED SALE STORES. SATURDAY NEXT, July 2d, at 12 o’elock, the fol- lowing article e = About1,u# pounds all wool Cartridge Clippines, About 20 empty Carbovs for acid. Terms cash in Government fun : By order of 5. P,. BROWN, Navy Agent. je 29-ta KF. PAGE, Auctioneer. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SA On SATURDAY MORNING July 2d, ati o'clock, by order of the honorable Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, I shall sell,on Square No. 91. near Boundary street, between 2th and 21st street-, inthe city of Washington, D. C.. a qnanti- fthe finest Plants supposed tobe in the United consisting of Japonicus and Cape Jessa- T Delivery made immediately after e: WILLIAM DOVGLAS, Adminiszrator of Jolin Douglas, deceased je 29-4 JAS. C. McGUIRB & Co., Aucts. ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Ancts Atthe Horse Bazaar, ¥= La. avenue. SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, ms cash. the sale On SATURDAY MORNING, July - mencing at ld o'clock, we will sellatthe Bazaar 9= Louisiana avenue, between 9th sil Ith street=, comprising about— FIFTY HORSES, Including Jeeves, Bands and Wrappers. We have reduced | ,,) Rav and 1 Sorrel Horse, suitable for Harness or Sea one tourth sii now Gtee them cheaper the saddle, ay HELE 381 F st., opposite Patent Office. Other'Horses, « description at sale. GOOD GRANITE CUTTERS WANTED at} Previousto the sale of horses we will suil— 40 Beta eiiat Mreet Brigge, Wazes$! pce | A lorge assortment of desirable new and second day, Pa: ‘ery two weeks Hee Hane Osrripges, Wagons, Harness, 0. ARK, MCGRANN & KENN 4 ‘erms.cash, ' Je M.2W Contractors, Philadelphia, | jeai |W. L, WALL & CO., Aucts, ; Y WML WALL & CO., Auctioneers, W Aber BTERORS Oaupite BEDS. BED: Be ees Cores Poni avenue aud th st ING, and HOUSEFU BNISHING GOODS ofeve es Deepen OR RUGHLY, 4s 7th atrees PAWNBROKER'S SALE. ete. between G and H east side. aWALSU& COvs LARGE SALE OF OVER LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT PRINCE’S Stamping Depot, 331 F street, opposite Patent Office, and get their S 9 e ing, flitching, Pinking and Embroidery done. | there are other Richards in the field, ladies better | look out that th éy come to Prince's, who is the only practical hand in thecily. Be sure you 80 to opposite Patent Office. mh4 ‘PERSONAL, ERSONAL—A young man of wealth and re- spectability wishes to become acquainted with a pretty and accomplished young lady, not over qigears, with a future, view to walriniony. Ad- epee yeh carte de yisite, FRANK MORTON, jy 1-. Washington, D.C. F_ MR. MAY. SUTLER, dogs not call for his bay Seon within arty Oays a ga it will be sold at anction to the hig! cat BN NYE: je 30-St™ SSE |GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS | "THE UNION LEAGUE, of Georgetown will assemble at the Custom-House. on the ourth of July, at 9o’clock a. m,, where the De- ciaration of Independence will be read. All citi- vens and strangers in the town are cordially in- yited te attend, Addresses will be delivered, and t ndance. iy 1-2" — All licenses due ICENSE NOTIC T the corporation of Georgetown on the ist of July next,muat be paid within ten days of that date, otherwise they will be strictly enforced by tropolitan Poli ‘ ig Rectasio M. LAIRD, Clerk, EORGETOWN CORPORATION STOCK,— UI Those persous who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which beara an interest of tix per cent. per annum, payablo uarterly. can Obtain some by applying to WM; IRD, Olerk of said Corporation, je 29-dtlau “(\BORGETOWN TAXES—An abatement of six A per cent. will be allowed on the general tax for the current year, if paid on oF before the first day of Jwy next, .D. WELCH, je -Lit* Collector. s kK eRPoor FINE AND GROUND ADUM POOL, d v. ’ sss TURK’s ISLAND. SAINT RRS. , ROCK SALT, for horses and cattle. For sale by I, THOS, DAVIS. Wholesale Dealer in halt, _jc8-Im* No. 63 Water pt Se "T'Petomee row Oouipany's bouts, Potonag® a “Potomac, “Gov. Gurtin” ‘and "Belle Haven.? Apply to the Captaics ou board, or to vs JOHN B. cg Bad nd my lt vi 2 Water street, Ries ES. FOR Ade BRA DTI EOE PALE DAP- ¥ GREY3.—I have one of the.finest or ses in this. them whit rms y it sity; ni ¥: wal rear of my store.every “JOHN F. Be. fe 0-3t +) 306 Pe 2ifee e ets, * aN TS TEN TSN > TRK LOTS OF UN P AND SUM. SOF REDEEMED PLEDGE (MER CLOTHING. rock. and Dress Goats. Pants, Vests, Underclothing and Shirts, Ladies’ SiTk, Delaine, Calico Dresses, Skirts and Dress Patterns, ~ Stella, Crape, Wovler and other Shawlsfami Un- derclothing, Velvet, Cloth, Sill: and Lace Cl Quilts, Blankets, Counterpanes, Cssesand Towels, A large assortment of— Gold, Silver and Plated Watches. cent aud Silver Vest Guard, aud Chatelane hains, Diamond, Plain Geld and Set Rings, Breastpins Lockets, i Gold and Silver Pena. Pencils, &c. Single and Double Barrel Guns, Revolvers, ant Dirk Knives, _ Violins Guitars, Banios, Claroinets. | ¥ 2 Stereotype Views, and a thonsand’ other useful rueles not enumerated. which must be sold with- ut reserve to close the business, . L. WALL & CO., Aucts. N. B.—We would respectfully call th tention of persons having goods deposited with us to come and redeem them within 3) days from the date of this advertisement. or they will be forfeited, je25 M. K. WALSH & CQ., Pawnbrokers. heets, Pillow Drums, Flutes and Ver enaey SURGNON —Dr. J. B. McKAY Member of the Royal V. 8, College, Edinburg, All diseases of the horse treat- ed in the most scientific manner, Town and country practice attended to. Charges mod- erate. Office at J.C. HOWARD'S, G street. be- tween 6th and 7th, je 8-26 * LABIVIED CLDEB! have just received 8, nareend 3 Wee? Botton large Wupr u Massachare so: :ABLP D OYE wares ee eet oare tae Tomes market price, in quan- tlers | M1 others fm want of a prio Negnert ance avo invited. to call aime this before porcheein 4 aeiaem iy “t Teen st. Trion Bottling Depot, Lio, a Ke cinta! cad ae Se wie sablio ¥ ai ¥ tthey Lave now im store a well o. eral, fe d assortrocnt of * -AND WINDOW SHADES, which miler ace: pin ed to sellatthe lowest cash Work done short notice in the eity or country ‘experi’ wor! ‘ , No. 367 D street, near 9th, ea ay ertis — PUBLIC ABB HEREBY INFORMED Aiat the UNI HOTBL, Geo y town, D. G. * e To’ Tee careand te remain in the elty durii find thes jer: Union ctively on Lith | and 12th streeta west and Maryland avenue, all | living artists, and fine copies of some of the most | figures, Historic subjects, Conversational pieces, | ttle pieces, (including a splendid copy of | pieces, Landscapes, &c., with a great variety of | size and style, subject, and finish, the whole form- { I shall sell_at the Navy-Yard,in this city, on | OF GREEN OUsE j YJAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., ‘Auctionsecs, NUMBER OF FINE BUILDING LOTS RAST OF ad APITOL AT Ponere SALR. rT? Oa SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Jaly 2, at sic o'elotX, on the i mending with the first named, we sha SQUARE NO. 736, Lots No. 12.18, 14. 15, and 16, frenting on North Astreet and Sth street east, at the corner of these streets, : SQUARE NO. 1,03, AG ae : 5, and 7, Pontng en. Kentecky and t Ly na AveDueS An street east. ey ‘ CARE ROUTH OF SQUARE NO-1.08, ot No.1. SQUARE NO. 1,072, ; LetaNa 5. SF 8.9.19, and Of Peieramce ant vetween Kentu venue an si ast. KEE OF SOCARE SOUTH OF SQUARE NO. 1oae, Terns: One third in cash, the remainder in aix and twelve months. with interest, secured by @ aay of treet on ths Bre ises. haaeie onveyan OR! e purehi 1. sort ee gee MeGUTRES. CO-, Auct’s, BBY 248. ©. ater RE & CO., Auctioneers, TWO HANDSOMB DWELLING HOUSKS AND LOTS ON NORTH ESPREPT, Lae tacpNites RT TH STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC AUC | On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Joly 1th, at 5% | o'clock, om the premises. wo shall sell two hand some Brick Residences. Nos. 434 snd 436 K street, between 6th and 7th streets west. The houses are well built, with large and pleasant rooms, andare supplied with all the modern improvements, ‘erms: one-third cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by.a deed of trust on the premises, Title indisputable, pon revanees aud revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser * | “se30-d__ JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Axots. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, THREE VALUARLE BUILDING LOTS ON Rope B STREEF, CAPITOL HILL, AT AUC- On TUESDAY. the Sth day of July next, we shall | sell, in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock p, m., the | following-named Building Lots, vis : | Lote 2, 22 an Ni some building lo street, between Delaware avenue and Ist street Lot 22 is a corner lot, and would make afine ess stand; the other two lotsrun back ton | widealley, Allare beautifully situated, and be subdivided to suit purchasers, The sale be well worthy the attention of persons wishin, ' to obtain a handsowe building site or make a ‘rood ) investment. Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 1! months, for notes bearing interest from d¢ay oF sale, | *A’deed given and a deed of trust taken, | \_All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost | of the purchaser. 3 a . One hundred dollars will be required, paid down when the property ia Knocked off, of each pureha- | ser; and if not complied with, it will be put up | again and sold to the next highest bidder, je aod GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, | ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASK “STEINWAY" PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE AND HOUBE- HOLD EFFEOTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On TUKSDAY MORNING, July Sth, at Wo'clock, , at the residence of Hon. . Chittenden, lth | street, between Land M streets, we shall seil his Furniture and Effects, conipriain : Elegant Rosewood Case Piano “Steinway & Son, in perfect order, and but little used, Cover and Stool ‘ F Damask and Lace Curtains, (iilt Frame Mirrors } _Marble-topand Fancy Tables, Whatnot, Cane, Rush and Wood-seat Chairs, Lounge, Brussels Parlor, Hall and Stair Carpets, Oilcloth, Rugs Bronze Clock, Mantel Ornaments, Walnut M: n Table. Oxk D ckery Ware, Silver Mahogany Treacl ble-top Sideboar|, Exte: | Chairs, China, Glass and | plated Castors. Table Cutle stead ble-top Bureau, Washstands Oak Cottage Suite, Parlor Hair ani Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Cottage Bed- steads, Bureaus and Washstands, Cooking aud | Heating Stoves, Refrigerator, together with a general assortment of Kitchen Requisites, T h. | jee 8S 5.0. McGUIRE & 0O.. Aucts. Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioncers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN- Be Ana AVENUE AND THE CIRCLE AT Be WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, th instant, at 5 ovelock, we will sell, in front of the premises, | Lot No. —, subdivision of Square 27, fronting M | feet on thesouth side of Penn. avenue and rua- ning back to K street, between 2ith and 25th sts. | near the Gircle, and iinproved by a two-story avd | basement Brick Dwelling, furmshed with gas and water, and in good repair. Possession given im- mediately. ¥ Terms: One half in cash; the remainder in and 12 months, secured by deed of trust on the | premises, and bearing interest. je 23- . L, WALL & CO., Auete. ®7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO TUESDAY, 5th July. at 6 o'clock, jex W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, | @UARDIAN’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- | ING LOT ON NORTH J, BETWEEN LiTH AND 15TH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION. | On MONDAY, the lith day of July next, 164, | Tshalisell, infront of the premises, at 6 o'clock } ee m.. by virtue of a decree of the Cephenn Court jated the 12th day of Mey. 18€3, ratified and con- | srmed by the Supreme Cdurt of the District of | Columbia on the Isth day of May, 1%63, the follow- ing described handsome Building lots, viz: Lot numbered four(4)in Square numbered two nndred and eighteen, (218.) it having a front of 42 ron zapekes on marin 1. betasen © en ond = streets west, runnin, wi aide eytoa | feet alley 147 feet 7 faches. - di Terms: One-half cash; balance in six months, the purchaser to give note for the deferred pay- ment, bearing interest from the day of sale, and | secured to the satisfaction of mardian. | . All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at | the cost of the Roe | _ Ore hundred dollars will be required paid dows | when the property is knocked off, and if the wh terms-are not complied with in five days after sal the Guardian reserves the richt to resell the prop- erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur chaser by advervising such resale in the National | Intelligencer three times. | Title perfect Mrs, ELIZA ANN BRANE, Guardian. |_| _Se2eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts._ BY 3. ©, MOGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers, | TRUSTER’S BALE OF BUILDING LOT _ON | VEBMONT AVENUE, BETWEEN Q AND R ; STREETS NO: 5 3 ! y virtue of a deed of trust from Tho. Rice, | dated June 10th, 1363, and duly recorded in Liber ! N.C. 8. No.7, foli land | records for Washington county, D. C., shall seil | on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 7th, at 62 o’clock, on the premises. Lot Ain J.T Lenman’s subdivision of Lot2, in Square No. 277, fronting 16 feet 11 inches on Vermont avenue, between Q and j R aoe north, and running back 11 feet 8% inches, Terms : One-half cash; the remainderin¢montha, | with interest, secured by a deed of trust om tae | PiSdureyances at the cost of the purchas onveya: OMTTILLARY ©. SPALDING, Ti @ i8eokds J. O. MOGUIBE & © | BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. ! TRUSTEE’S SALE. ‘folios los et seq..one of | e | By authority of a deed of trust, dated the 9th | February. 1897, and recorded in Liber J. A, 8,, No. 231, folio 24, from John Ellis and another, to se- | cure adebtdue to Sam I Cropley,and by his direcs , tion, [shall sell atauction.on MON DAY, |st August | next, at5@’clock im the afternoon, Oa the prem- jses. the piece or pares! of ground in Georgetown, | being parts of Lots No.74 and 7. in the old:town, | fronting on the north side of Water street. and ) beginning at a point 126 feet 15 inches weste: from the corner of High and Water streets. and | running from said beginning with Water street | westerly 25 feet. thence nortir to a 3) feet alley, | thence east with alley 25 feet, thence seuth to | the place of beginning, with the house thereon, { Terms: one-third of the purchase money in cash, and the residue at six and twelve months—notes, 4 lien on the | with surety, bearing interest—and remises until id, and when pai property Hy be poevopeaae the purchaser: and unless the | terms are complied with within ive days from the ade, alter & Week’s motice tthe cost and risk of the Ae <, &c., at the purchaser’s expense. Deeds, stamps, &c., at SPNEBDIN, frupter, je 28-3taw&ds TUOS. DOWLING, Auct, YJ, 0. McGUIBE & CO,, Auctioneers, j STRE'S SALE OV LOT ON P STREET, BRE TREY Tait AND 19TH STREETS WEST. On TURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 63; 134 at 6 | sale, a re-sale will be | in the Evening Star, defaulting purchaser "clock, at the Auction Roomsof J.C. nite & | Go. by virtae ofa deed Of trust from Charles B. | Ryerson, dated June 26th, 1968, and duly recorded | Rdibet ticecrdd for Wash . fo} ington county, D.O., we | Seren the west half of Lot No. & a Deaty's | sub-division of 8q No, 209, frontivg 21% feet on north P street, between Mth and 15th streets baile Saniog ck 100 feet to a 10-foot alley. 'e} ash. ne eee eee A WARD. presto r. .H, . ‘3 JAB. ¥. DAVIS. Trustees. je. fawkds CO. McGUIRE & CO .Aucta,_ { aud 6x- SALE OF NDEMNED QU. RMAST: Ss’ ay co) ereays ene ‘ BRS ates Quarter masie qh: Benet of Wes inaion ¢ ‘ashington, . Will be sold at Public Aucti t Gov. e" ri 2 DO on WEDNESDAY, lot-of Quartermgsters’ Stores. conde Brace 2 Bandon Lanterns B. Al ‘atts, Danterns, Office Ohairs. Grindstones, Stores, fiove-pipe, Brooms, Cosl- nods “x ee aaa oa Svante ete Bale Pye 83 rail o'clock a, 8 3I es Terms cash, ges gadier General, Chie? termaater, sen a ener CN: Cbepet of Waskinaton, pide | Depot of Washi : QALeor CONDEMNED E HORSHS AND MULE, ace ead i aol tai )sEBD, : rea