Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp's THEATER.—The military romance «The Three Guardsmen,” has met with aa immense success here, and consequently it will be repeated to-night. Miss Susan Denia will sing in fine ttyle the song “ Whack-row-de- dow.” Monday night will close the present season at Ford's, and during the hot months ensuing, there will be& cessation of perform- ances. GaRovenr's THEATER.—This is the last night of the equestrian drama of “Dick Turpia,” wherein Miss Kate Vance appesrs as the high- cwayman, and her trained horse Don Juan, as «Bonnie Bess.” These entertainments have proven immensely popular, ard the mancge- jnent. would do well to continue them, OawvTERnnurRy.—At thiseyer popular hall a ‘varied bill is afforded, but the main thing is the new local drama, “Bean Sickman; or, the Bushwhackers of the Potomac,” which is per- formed in a style to commeiud the admiration -of all in attendance. SawnrorD’s TROUPE are still at Odd Fellows’ Hall, and we would certainly advise all who ‘would laugh and grow fat to visit them, for a more amusing performance was never given in this city. The bill announced for to-night is a splendid one. Farr.—The delightful fair and festival at Isiand Hall, by the iadies of Grace Church, is Bbout closing, and we advise all to visit it and enjoy * pleasaut hour in the company of the agreeable assemblage gathered there nightly. "The display of articles is superb, and the re- freshments in particular, cannot be excelled. ————1——__—_ Pusiic Scxcot ExaMINATIONS.—The ex- amination ot the pablic schools was continued yesterday, as follyws: Secondary No. 1, (‘emale,) taught at the cor- ner of Mth street and New York avenue by Tiss Fannie Hoover, was examined by Mr. Wilsov. Miss Hoover has sixty scholars, all of whom were present yesterday, and the rolls show that they have been very punctual throughont the whole year, which will account for the creditable examination through which they passed. This school has lost many of its pupils was creditable to the teacher. This school, from various causes, held a position in its grade rather under ths average of last year, but has very considerably improved within thé year. ., Secondary No.2 (female), Miss Mary Ann Lee teacher, was examined yesterday by Mr. Jobn E. Thompson, in the absence of the ex- amining trustee, Mr. Holmead, who is still suffering from severe indisposition, we regret to say. The school room presented 2 very pleasing appearance, beautifully trimmed as it was with evergreens, and decorated with the national fiag; and the pupils neatly clad in white, were quite in keeping with the pleasing appearance of theroom. This school room, in the building attached to the Seventh street Presbyterian Church, 18 one of the best for the purpose in the city—cheerful and airy, and we fancy tnat something of the cheerful, animated appearance of the pupils may be traced to the agreeable nature of their surroundings. The only drawback to the situation is its contiguity to a business street, along which there is a con- tinual clatter of vehicles. Of 49 pupils on the roli 46 were present, 3 being sick. As with the previous examinations in the Fourth District, there was a large attendance of parents and other visiters. Miss Lee insists upon two things at her € xaminations—first, that the pa- Tents of the pupils shall be present; and sec- ond, that the examination shail cover sufficient time and be pushed with sufficient earnestness to do full justice to all the classes and all the pupils. The examination yesterday was for some five hours, and being conducted by one of the most thorough practical examiners in the District, the test was sufficiently s*vere, we should imagine, to satisfy even Miss Lee. While the answers were almost uniformly correct, the classes in mental arithmetic are especially deserving of notice for the clearness and readiness with which solutions to difficult problems were given. The class in dictation Was also noticeably good. The vocal music exercises were also superior, and one piece especially, 2 solo—*TI love the trees, the brooks and flowers,”—was delightfully sung by Miss Mary Tsite. E Mr. Thompson and others present gave the school and teacher warm commendation at the close of the exercises. Secondary No. 3, (mixed,) Mrs. Mary E. Mar- bestecholars by transfers, twenty-three having ‘been transferred during the past year. There are others sufficiently advanced to be trans- erred, and Miss H. has some tenor twelve applications for admission. Miss Hoover has made a speciality of her reading classes, (three an number,) and her first class in geading can- mot be surpassed by any secondary school in ; the city. The secona class was examined in spelling before the first class, and they ac- quitted themselves tolerably well; while many answered with promptness, others lagged, but this appeared to be from bashfulness. The Mirst class was examined next, and Mr. Wilson vat this class to a close examination, testing it yy some of the most difficult werds to be found in the text book, and the answers were in most cases satisfactory. In cyphering on the black- board the first and second classes showed that their instructress had not been unmindful of | this important branch of education; but the third class, which was examined in mental arithmetic, are only new beginners, and they Seemed somewhat confused. There are two editions of the arithmetic in which these scholars are instructed, and either the old or new should be ruled out by the trustees, for in looking for lesson eighteen itis to be found on age 22 in one edition, and in the other on page U6. Thif,as may be readily supposed, works disadvantgeously. This arithmetic is known as “Colburn’s First Lessons.” When the hour arrived for examining the Classes in geography, it was found tobe so late that Miss Hoover saggested to Mr. Wilson to omit that portion of the exercises, but Mr. W. remarked that perhaps the scholars were de- ficient in this study, and for that reason he could not comply with the request. Mr. W. examined the three classes together, and ex- pressed his surprise st the progress they had zgasde. He examined the scholars thoroughly in this branch, using several large maps which bung upon the wall; and upon the conclusion of this exercise, Mr. W. informed the scholars that he was perfectly satusfied with the results. Inall the other branches taught the pupils showed excellent progress. Miss Hoover isan educeted and experienced teacher, and devotes ber whole time and energy to the welfare of those who are entrusted tohercare. Theorder during the examination was good. ‘This schoo} is held in the ground floor room of a brick building on_the northwest corner of 14th street and New York avenue. It would do very well for a small school, bat Miss Hoover has so many scholars that there is hardly room to turn around in the room when they are all present. The desks are arranged very badly, fronting towards the street, along which the street cars pass, and the attention of the children is thus attracted from their ‘books. We think it would be advisable to re- ‘verse these desks. Second District—The Female Intermediate School, in charge of Miss Emily Billing, was examined yesterday afternoon by Messrs. Mil- ler and Wight, in the presence of Mrs. Myers, Mise Thomas, and several other teachers and friends of the pupils. The classes, three in umber, were examined pretty thoroughly in arithmetic, geography, history, &c.. exhibiting in some of the studies great proficiency. The neatness and accuracy of the dictation exer- -cises was particularly noticeable, and the read- ng, in concert was excellent. his school is taught in the second story back | Yeom of the old Medical College, 10th and E streets, and for the greater portion of last year was full to overflowing—indeed until very recently quite a number have been waiting Admission—but at present numbers 45 scholars, all of whom, with the exception of two, who ‘were sick, were present. Some good scholars have left during the past month—their parents seeing proper to take them away just prior to the examination, when they should have been | «allowed to remain, to do credit to themselves, As well as to the teacher and the school. The examination took place in the school room of Miss Boggs’, adjoini Miss Billing’s, which was handsomely decorated with mottoes, flags, evergreens, &c. The singing of the school was remarkably Tine, indeed this is looked upon as the banner school of the intermediate grade, as regards g, and th@scholars passed a fine exami- nation in the elements of music. Several music pieces were sung with good | effect in chorus, and «The Mountaineers Fare- | weh” (quariette,) by Ida King, Isabella Hall, Florence French, and Addie Randall, was well rendered, the solos « Bright Eyed Little Nell,” by litue Emma Hyatt, and «The Flag of the | ‘Thirty-four Stars" by Addie Randall, was also, excellently sung. Theorder of the school wasexceedingly good. Miss Billings bas been teaching several years and her scholars show that her endeav- ors to lead them in the way of knowledge are mot in vain. The genera] sppearance of the school was creditable and the examination throughout was a success. At the conclusion, Mr. Wight, who had con- ducted the examinatioa principally, (Mr. Mil- ler being indisposed,) congratulated the schol- ars on the results of their studies during the ear. z Third District—The Male Grammar School, Mr. W. W. McCathran teacher, was examined by Messrs. Welsh and Hitz, of the Board of ‘rustees, and by Mr. Z. Richards, in the pres- ence of a number of pupils of the Female Grammar School, and of teachers of theschools in the District. The examination was a very excellent one, and showed that Mr. McUathran had faithfully done his duty and endeavored to impart the best mstruction to his pupils. There are 34 boys on the rollof this school, aad of the 30 present all acquitted themselves exceedingly well. In reading, the enunciation ‘was such thateach word could be heard all over the room, and the yoice appeared to be perfectly instructed as to modulation, &c. The imental arithmetic, grammar, analysis, and ‘writter arithmetic classes also displayed great rofictency, and it was evident throughout tt while Mr. McUathran had some sluggish mindz, yet he endeavored to imbue all with a desire for knowledge, and his zealin teaching ‘was well rewarded by the evidences of im- provementon the part of his pupils. At the Close of the examination it was annéunced that George Lasky, Michael Tuoly and Geo. Felger were selected from this school as the contestants for the scholarship in Columbia lege, Fourth District Primary No 2, (male,) Miss Seville Davis teacher, was examined on Thurs- day by Mr. Ellis, trustee. This school is held on the ground floor of the 6th street Presby- terian arch, and was last yearon acommon floor with the temale primary school taught by Miss Josephine A. Lee. It is now divided from that school by a partition, and this while affording more seclusion for the schools has a draw back in the way of deficient ventilation, otherwise the room is not badly adapted tor school purposes. Of the 60 on the roll of this school 59 were present; one being absent for sickness. Mr. Oaseel, (for a long time an efficient trustee himself in this district) Was present, as was also many piers and friends of the pupils. The examination showed very satisfactory progress on the part of the pupils, and the goveroment of the school was noted as credi. table to Davis. Some 40 pupils were at the commencement of the transferred from ber school to the secondsry school, leaving it pretty much an A, B, O, school, yet she has now some 30 more pupils fully competent, in os opinios. of me trustees to be Leman to the secondary schools, leaving & opening forthe admission of primary ‘Scholars, This fact tells well for the teacher. Secendary No 1, (mixed) Miss Aunie M. Adams, teacher, Was examined by Mr. Mar- tagb on Thursday. The school is held in one of the “shed stracturee, ' for which the city is jJamousin the way of school buildings, but through an abundance of doors and windows opening opposite each other, has at least the advantages of tolerabie light and ventilation. ‘The 6ppearance of the school room and of the tin teacher, was examined yesterday hy Mr. Elhs Of the 54 scholars on the roll 53 were resent, one being absent throngh sickness rs, Martin we consider one ot the very best teachers we have, and herschool certainly has no superior of its grade in the city. In nume- ration and arithmetical exercises the proficien- cy of the pupils was especially marked. This school-room (on 4 street, between Mand N south,) is also of Washington's choicest shed school-house architecture, but is kept so bright and clean by Mrs. Martin that fit passes mus- ter for much more than its intrinsic value. ‘When, however, 40 or 50 visitors, as yesterday, are added to the occupants of the room its mis- erable cramped proportions are pretty well Gemonstrated. . The singing by the children was exceedingly good, especially some songs by Master J. Whit- maore. A recitation by Wm. Hall, Lizzie Beall and Charles Crump was given with much spirit also. Mr. Ellis, in concluding the examination, complimented the schoo! and teacher in warm terms as being always upto the mark, and every year showing fresh progress. Mr. Cassell! said it gave him great pleasure to endorse all that had been said in favor of the school. — CENTER MARKET To-pay.—Beef, best cuts, per pound, 30c.; next, 20a25c. Salt Beef, lc. Dried Beef, 18a25c. Veal, 15a20c. Mutton, best chops, 20a25c. Lamb, per quarter, $1 50a $2. Pork, fresh, 18a20c. ork, corned, 15c. Bacon, hams, uncut. 22¢.; sliced, 30c.; breasts, 18a20¢.; shoulders, 12al6c.; joles, 10al2zc. Lard, 16a20c. Venison, 30c. Butter 30a40c. Chiekens, per pair, 1ag2. Ducks, per pair, 75c. Eggs, per dozen, 46c. Tomatoes, 25a50c. Cymblins, 30c. Cucumbers, 30c. Apples, new, per peck, $1; dried, S0c.a$l. Potatoes, Irish, per peck. 40a50c; new, $1. Green Peas, 40a50c. Spin- nach, 40c. String Beans, per peck, 30a10c. Peaches, dried, per quart, 25c. ominy, 10c. Cherries, new, 5825c.; dried, 25c. QOurrants, 12c. Raspberries, 30c. Blackberrie: 15a2v0e. Gooseberries, 10c. Beans, butter, 25c.; white, lWai2e. Rhubarb, bunch, Sc. Asparagus, 12c. Beets, Sc. Raddishes, Sal0c. Onions, Sc. Ee head, 15a20c. Lettuce, per head, 2 i—Rock, large, each, $2.50a$3; small, per bunch, 50a6Uc.; halibut, per pound, 20c.; sea bass, 15c.; blue » 15¢.; lobster, 12¢.;stur- geon, 15c.; pike, per hunch, 50c.a$1; perch, 50c.; Rye, per bushel, $1.70a$1.75. Cornmeal, 65a7(c. Shorts, Shipstoff, 60c.a81. Brown Stuff, 60c. 50c. Corn, shelled, 60a70c.; in the ea: rel, $9a$10. Oats, per bushel, 90c.ag: T cwt., $1 Straw, $1.50a82. y, $1.50a$1. a Curer ENGINgER OF THE Fine DzEPart- MENT.—The Washington Fire Department Goolumteer) at their last meeting elected John . Chauncey, of the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company, Ohief Engineer of the De- partment. here is some question, however, ‘whether the office is now necessary, in view of the tact that the Steam Fire Department is ex- pected to go into operation within a few months. The firemen contend, however, that they are an organization until the Steam De- pee is fully organized, and they will ly remain in service until such time. ———>——_. FourtH WARD STaTIon OAsEs.—Washing- ton Johnson, yagrancy; dismissed. John A. Rowls, drank; do. Chris. Lewis, suspicious character; held for hearing. Michael Forley, Larry Crowley, John Crowley and Wm. Beil, sleeping in a wagon; dismissed. Jno. Conner, fugitive from justice: delivered by his bail to the U.S. Marshal. Mary Docket, sleeping in the street; dismissed. Frrst Warp Station Casgs—John Holmes, grand larceny; two cases; and Rich- ard Archer, receiving stolen goods; bail for court. Loretto Smith, assault and battery; do. John Henry, drunk and disorderly: military. Jas Nichol drunk; dismissed. Win. Bayless, violating market rules: $5.60. Aten tis eee THE COMMISSIONERS of the Paid Fire De. partment, at a meeting held last night, located their several engine houses. First district, Union Engine House; second district, Frank- lin Engine House; third district, Metropolitan Hook and Ladder House; fourth district, Co- lumbia Engine House. Sg ess Tuinp WARD STATION CAsES.—John Mark- man, grand larceny; for trial. D. H. Fibbs, assault and battery; do. Wm. Dodge and Samuel Strother, vyagrancy; locked up 12 hours. =e DrowxNED.—On Sunday last, John Gibson, & colored barber, while bathing in Rock Creek, ‘wastaken with cramps and drowned. After a search of two hours his body was recovered. ge Grover’s THEATER.—‘ Rookwood, or Dick Turpin the Highwayman,” will be produced at this comfortable and fashionable theater to- night, for the last time. This piece has en- Joged asuccess rivaling that of the imposing «‘ Mazeppa.” Miss Kate Vance isa charmizz young actress, and exceedingly popular, and the credit which she has gained in this city by her performances are justly due her. In “Rookwood” Don Juan evinces even more intelligence as Bonnie Bess than he did as the Ukraine steed of the plains of Tartary. The Rereanaoe will commence with the “Spectre ridegroom.” ‘ On Monday next “Mazeppa” will be re- peated, and for the last time. This is truly an be tips pal, sat attract an gunasualy jarge audience. 088 pro} ig to vi! theater on the night of the Fourth of July should secure their seats in advance, which they may do without extra charge, by @pply- ing at the box office. SPECIAL NOTICES. pies hh aan SaMsTaG amp Tue Fourtu or Jery.—On this ‘and “ccasion Mr. Samstag Is tention of is friends: customers, that he wil this day with a most excellent. Free Lunch. those in favor of this glorious Fourth of July, come and try Sama’ lunch, and do not case to try some of id stock Ale, the best in the city. Lunch from lva: m.until 2 p. m.,at Sam- stag’s Ale Vaults, corner l(th street and Penpsyl- vania avenu tte JEWELRY, JEWELRY, and Silver plated Tea Spoons, for only onedollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, 438 Pa. ave , near 4s street. - 1t* Diseases oF TH Yous, SeMInaL, Uninasy AND SEXUAL System fad gi reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. ddress D. J. Bkillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Je 30 3m. Ick Cream Ion 0 The undersigned that he has always on han choicest flavors Tox Oneam, ii ed to ply to stores, sutl Menrerite Poarties excursions, and familios, at the pnaticncind Sis ae reasonable terms, team Tce Qream Manufactory, No. 386 6th at..bet, Gand H. Wholesale and retal. Jo 23-Im* ANgw Pexrumn rOR THR HaNDKERCHIEF, aml e to inform the public ‘eah supply of the Phalon’s _ “Night Blooming Cereus,” Phaion’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phatlon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,”’ Phalon's ‘Night Blooming Cereus." Phalon’s “Night Blooming Oerous.”” Phalon's “Night looming Cereus.” Phalon's “Night Blooming Cereus.’ \, ASK FoR keen ! oi Bea faite, oe entra rae bY only by PRALOX & Sou, N, T._ = by dregeuts gvaccally, ED, At Hyattryille, on the night of the 3'th ult., MARY ELIZABBTH, beloved wife of John B. Wheeler, and daughter of James D, Chedal, aged 2 years. The funeral will tate place from her father’s remidence. 405 D street. between 6th and 7th, this (Saturday) afterne on, at 4 o’elock, to which the friends of the family are invited. * On the Ist instant. after a short illness. at his residence. corner of North Capitol and Bo street, CHARLES UHLMAN, aged forty yea The friends of the famIly are invited to attend the funeral from bis late residence,on Saturisy | evening, July 2d, at four o'clock. jy 1-2t" On the Ist of July, MORRIS DUNBAR, infant son of Joseph and Susan Benjamin, aged two months and sixteen days. Hisfuneral will Sade piace on Saturday, the 24 of July, at 41; o'clock, from his pareat’s reside: onN sey avenue. between L and M stree's The friends of the family are respectfully invit to attend. On Saturday, July 24, 1944, at 11.20a. m, ALICE WATSON, third danghterof A. E.H_ and Eliza- beth B, Johnson, aged 15 months and 8 days The funeral will take place to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at 4 0’clock, to which the friends of the family are invited. a On the 4 instant, ANNA, beloved daughter of Honora Baldwin, in the 10th year of her age Her funeral will take place on Runday evening at 3o’clock from her mother’s residence, Louisi- ana avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. = On Saturday. a m.. July 2d, 1854. of Paralysis. in the 26th year of his age, ARLES M.. son of W R.and Henrietta Williams, late of the City of New York. The friends of the family arerespectfully invited to attend the funeral from 264 F street,on Sua- day p. m., 3d instant at 432 o'clock * {New York City papers please copy ] On the 2d inst., THOMAS McQUILUAN, native of the County Louth. Ireland, but forthe last 17 years a resident of Washington, aged 37 \eara. His funeral will take place from his residence. corner 20th dL streets, at 242 o'clock. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend mi In Georgetown. D. C..on the 2th ult.. NBLLIE WEBSTER, infant daughter of B. James and Jen- nie @. Ward. aged 3montha and 12 days. { Balt. Sun and Gazette copy.) FOR RENT AND SALE. MS ea Oe OR RENT—A small frame HOUSE; containing 4 rooms, Apply on 33th street between N and Osis. fir 2-20" 9 J. CARRULL. R ESTAURANT FOR SALE. corner of 7th and L streets, No 317. The Bar, Stock and Fix- tures, and Lease for five years. premises. Inquire on the Jy 2-3t* iO RENT, OFFICE OR DESK ROOM—Hialf of a front Ufiice, or Desk room may be had; is an eligible location on lth street. near the Treasu ry—$10 per month. Inquire at 469, E street, near 6th stree*. at™ ‘OR RENT—By the month, a desirable well FURNISHED HOUSE to a married couple without children. Good reference required he present occupants will reserve two reoma, and would wish to board with the family, Apply at No. 384 Sth st., bet. I and K. Jy 2-3t* OR SALE—Four BUILDING LOTS, situated on N street north, between lth and 12th streets, in Square 313. fronting 70 feet and running back 1" feet, with a three-foot alley in the rear. For fur- ther particulars inquire of KELEHER & PY- ‘WELL, Columbia Livery Stables, on 8th street, between D and E sts. Sy 2-3t* WO LARGE ROOM® ON THE SECOND FLOOR for rent; furnished or unfurnished; in George- town, on Bridge street, 175. jy 13t [PORNISHED ROOMS—Just vacant, No. 424 \5th street, between New York avenue and * WANTS | WY ANTED—A good FOREMAN in a Bakery. ! Apply at the Star office. hela oll | V J ANTED--A BOY toasaistinarestaurant.from 17 to 20 years of age—G «rman preferred. Oor- near Peun’a avenue aud 2d street. alee Ww 4 BREAD BAKER. Appty at and J.th strats ath Da NOERR & BRO. WW ANTED—A WOUNG MAN about 18 years ot age.to workin a restaur Apply at the St. Nicholas Restanrant. 15th and dy 2-3t* treets. ANTED—A SITUATION a: hetel, cr as clerk in a whoiesal CROTON FLETCHER, Proprietor i . Good city reference given sou,” at the Star Office. A COLORED BOY, ZA with a liberal ed ‘oh: ishes to be apprenticed tra colored. in Washington. D C..or Alexandris. Va..or elsewhere. Apply for one week to No. 183 F street. between 17th and isth, or to No. 94 Royal st., Alexandria. tt BOY to attend a eat Northwest corner of 22d an’ Ta dG streets. AUCTION SALES. _ Fer other Auction Sates see first pugs. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS, THIS AFZERNOON AND TO-MORRUW BY 24uEs C. McQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. NUMBER OF FINE BUILDING LOTS RAST OF to Sp UP OAPITOL AT PUBLIC SALE. o OR GPT RDAY AF FERNOOM, duly 2, at fix - on the premis 4 ae Grat nated, wo shall tate ene wath ¢ Lote 80.12.19 dee we = - 12.13, 14. 15, and 16. i set A street and ith street east, eons or these streets, " SQUARE NO. 1,099. Lots No, 4,5, and 7, fronting on, Kentucky and South Carolina avenues and Mth street east. SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE NO. 1.49, Lot No.1. SQUARE NO. 1,082. Lots No. 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 1), and 11, on South D strect between Kentucky avenue and 15th street enat ALL OF SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE NO. 1,92 Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in six and twelye months, with interest, secured by a deed of trrst on the premises. Conveyznces at the cost of the purchasers. jezsd JAS. C, McGUIRE& CO., Auct's, V S6 north F street. between 12th and 13th streets, 2 COLORED COOK, WAIT RESS and BOY one but t who thoroagaly h understand their business need apply. jy 1-3t* WANTED—A LAD to attend an Too Or loon. Apply immedi at Finch & Ice Cream Depot, No, 390, Eleventh strev K street W ANTED-A WAITER at the Gosling House He must understand the business. To such $200 month willbe given the whole year round. Inquire at the Restaurant, 247 Pa. av., between 2th and 13th sts. ‘ iy 1-20" Y Bh ERSHIP WANTED, b | $2,000, Ser parnr Watney chee in that line; or would enter into part: ip with a reliable man in any profitable business that will bear an exami’ ion, Address W.@. Box 229 Post Office, stating business and sepia tag a0 Sy Late interview. panors DESIRING TO GO AS SUBSTI- TUTES and SUBSTITUTE RUNNERS, both White and Colored, would do well to catlon WM. H, HOPE, 830 E street, near Grover’s Theat-r. who pays the highest price for good men. 400 MEN wanted. Aett je 30 3t* GUBSTIR UTES —SUBRSELUTES: Wanted To-Day, 10 COLORED SUBSTI COTES, For which the highest price will be paid. Runners bringing men will be liberally dealt with. _ .G@. BH. CASSIDY, 446 Eighth street, between Je 30 3t* Penn. avenue and D street. 'OACHMAN WANTED. ne need apply who vannot bring satisfactory testimonials of char- acterand competency. Apply between 9 and 12 o'clock, to J. DENT, 456 15th st. je 23-1w* WANTED. Little HOUSE with first tloor suite: Vie for millinery shop, or room on second floor, or if possible little stora, well located, In- quire at DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, cor- ner D and Wth streets, nearthe avenue. je 27-6t* WANTED—One hundred HORSES to pasture, in Prince George's county, Md. Price $5 per month for single horse. by the quantity $5 per month, Inquire of J. BEASLEY, 52 Louisiana cvenue, Washington, je 27-20" MRS, M, M, SCHAAFF. OUSE WANTED-—In a central location, with about lor 12 rooms. Wil! buy lease and fur- niture. Apply to W. L. WALL & Co., Auction and Commission Merchants, south corner Penn. ave- nue and 9th street. Je22_ WANTED—1.000 LADIES to_come and buy the same number of Embroidered Yokes and Hi street) oy Est Sleeves, Banda and Wrappers. We have reduced OOMS TO RENT,—Three oo Rooms the price one-fourth, and now offer them cheaper communicating, suitable for housekeeping, at | than ever. = PRINCE, STON street, between 6th and 7th. jy 1-3t* je 21-tf 381 F st., opposite Patent Office. URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT to gentle- men only)ina private house, centrally loca- ted. References required, Apply at the Star Office. jy 1-lw* OR RENT—Comfortably FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for gentlemen, at 457_B street north, between 34 and 4th streets, References ex: anged. dy 1:3t* {OR SALE CHEAP—The half interest of a PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY in Washington, i Good reasons for selling ont! at 256 Penn. av. jy 1-2t* OR RENT—Two handsomely furnished and i very desirable ROOMS, with Board, if de- ired. Inquire at No. 5372 H street, between 6th and 7th streets. jy 1-3t* ‘OR SALE-A BAKERY AND FIXTURES, Horse and Wagon ineluded. For further par- ticulars apply at No. 613, corner7th and D streets, Island. jy 1.3t* iOR_ LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS—The HOUSE and spacious LOT situated on the cor- ner of west 6th street and Louisiana avenue, No. 37, The lot contains 5,127 feet. For conditions of lease apply on the premises, jy 1-lw* T° RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM for two sin- gle Leer Apply at Figst Ward Bowling Saloon, H street, between 2ist and 224, _je 30-3t* T° LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, without board, 4 ake at No. 272 F street, corner of 13th, je 30-1w pve VACANT FURNISHED BOOMS, with board. and several table boarders accommo- dated, at 391 E street north. between 9tf and Wth street Je 30-3t* A QUIET PRIVATE FAMILY Wave «pleasant FURNISHED PARLOR fer rent, with or with- out board. House No. 114 Gay street, between Congress and High, Georgetown, D.C. je 30-3t* ~~ Fo SALF—A complete MINERAL WATER MANUFACTORY AND BOTTLING ESTAB- LISHMENT, enjoying a good custom. This is a ood chance for a man of some capital. Inquireat he Star Office. Je 30-3t* Fo. RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE, with five roome, situated on the corner of Iith and Boundary streets north. The cars stops in front of the door, and runs from thence to all ers of the city. Forterms apply next door, to WILLIAM MURPHY. je sist" OUSES FOR SALE.—For sale. four new Frame HOUSES, 5 rooms each, well finished; water and gas; fine location. 0, @ Brick, with 8 rooms, Allof which will be sold on the most accommo- dating terms. Possession at once. Apply at No. 300, corner of 9th and M sts. je 3)-3t* Fo SALE—The GOOD WILL and three years and a half LEASE ofa Plumbing and Gas-fit- ting Shop. Ly yean. Location central. $500 i 5 nce. cash will purchase the p! MITOHELL & SON, Real Satate Brokers, je 50-5t* 8. BE. corner Pa. ay. and 15th st. FX, SALE—A fine BRICK HOUSE in the First Ward, 20x128 feet, ten rooms. Will be sold for 5¢0, A great bargain. - Terms: One-quarter sh. and balance in 6. 12, 18 and 24 months. MITOHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, Southeast corner Pa. av. and 15th gt. $e 30-3t {Chron., Rep. & Con} FOORRENT, 4 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 shelving, suitable for a grocery or restaurant, er both. There is alsoa five room Dwelling attached; the building could glee beused a8 a tavern. Inquire on the premis.s, between 9and 10 o'clock in the morning. je 3) 3t* Fo SALE—A BRICK HOUSE and LOT, situa- ted in the most healthy location, and a splen- did view. Persons wishing to buy a good residence would do well to call on £ street north, between 2d and 3d streets, Capitol Hill, near Juenemavn’s brew house. Possession given after one week. Inquire of HALIDAY, 515 lith street west} near Penna. av, Je 30-1w* OR SALF.—A neat frame HOUSE of six rooms, No. 403 K street north, between 9th and Wth streets west, (near Northern Liberty Market,) re- yatred throughout. Persons wishing a residence na healthy and good neighborhood, good water, near to market, city cara and the public buildings yill please call an see it. Possession given at time of purchase, Titleindisputable. Inquire of J.¥. KELLEY, on 8th st., near st, je 30-lw* > GOOD GRANITE CUTTERS WANTED at the Chestnut Street Bridge. Wages $3 per day. Pay every two weeks. = *GLARK, MOGRANN & KENNEDY, Je 20-237 Contractors, Philadelphia. W AN 72D SECOND HAND. FURNITURE, Alro, MIRKORS, CAKPEIS. BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOUDSofevery description. | R. BUCHLY, 427th street. je 8-tf between Gand H, east side, 50 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT | PRINCE'S Btamping Depot, 351 F stree! opposite Patent Office, and get their Stam: Ing, Blitching, Pinking and Embroidery done. a there are other Richards in the field, ladies better tk Cae ThA Ae pome fo, Eines who is Fas only practical hand in the city. Be sure you F street, opposite Patent Office. yous PERSONAL. F_MR. MAY. SUTLER, does not call for his Wagon within thirty days after date it will be sold at auction to the highest bidder. = je 30-St* W.H.& J. SNYDER. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS THE UNION LEAGUE, will assemble at the Custom-House on the ourth of July, at 90’clock a. m., where the De- claration of Independence will beread. All citi- zens and strangers in the town are cordially in- vited to attend. Addresses will be delivered, and a band of music will beinattendance. jy 1-2t* Grenesto WN CORPORATION S8TOCK.— Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of six per cent. per annum, payable quarterly, cap obtain some by applying to WM, AIRD, Clerk ofsaid Corporation. _ je 29-dtlau of Georgetown SALT. S 4.Whrroou_ vine anp GROUND ALUM, TURK'S ISLAND. SAINT UBES, ROCK SALT, for horses and cattle, eer I. THOS. DAVIS, Wholesale Dealer in Salt, Je 8-1m* No. 83 Water street, Georgetown, ?MOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Potomac Tow Company’s boats, ‘‘Poto: Fu ‘aven.’? Apply tothe “Gov. Curtin’ and ‘*Belle JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Captains on board, or to my 18- Water street, Georgetown, LAME, CHIMNEY. 300 DOZEN COAL OIL LAMP CHIMNEYS for sale cheap at wholesale, by NTZ & GRIFFITH. Je 30-3t 369 7th street, between Land K. FURNITURE. CARPETS! CARPETS! OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, MATTINGS. The Cheapest Store inthe District to furnish your house complete is 369 SEVENTH STREET, Between I and K Streets, where you can geteverything in the HOUSE FURNISHING LINE, such as e hea TTUUPETS, i OIL CLOTHS, COTTAGE SUITES. z MIRRORS, HAT RACKS REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS. FEATHER BEDS, maprresses pOLST#RS AND PILLOWS, * BLANKETS, &c., &c. RF Terms, Cash. § a otune of 10 per cent. allowed on all bills of PH vi ° an@upwar' BONTZ & GRIFFITH, 369 7th street, bet. T and K ats.t fe 30-6 Sign of the High Awning. MATTINGS, OR SALE CHEAP—A FRAME HOUSE and I T.on Ustreet, near lith. House just, fin- ene a ood location, and water convenient, no m2 2 tO jeaate 3.M. HILL, REE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT, ON A Eleventh street, between Gand H, No. 441, First-class boarding house next door. _je 23-6t* URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—To gentle- men only, 506 9th street, one door from Pa, avenue. Je 22-tf. FS SALE—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. The three story BRICK HOUSE, (and Lot.) No. 559, gth street, Island, between D and i bt haha ae contsing en sooms, and isto a Te- spec! jesirable residence and property. WD. WALLAGH Beas Ofhee. ee fe AE eee OR SALE—A small brick HOUSE and ‘good sized LOT, containing four rooms and summer Kitchen. Situated on 4th street, between N and 0. For particulars inquire at GIBBS’ Hair Store, 242 Pa, av., near 18th st. je 17-1m ‘OR RENT To yenvoniel.twe neatlyfurnished CHAMBERS, ina very pleasant and healthy location, near the State Park, 460 New York avenue, and forty of the horse cars running from the Capito! rgetown. Rent low. Je 9-tf RENT—An elegant HOUSE, with brown stone front, partially furnished, with all mod- ern improvements, centrally and pleasantly, lo- cated,No. 444 E street, near the residence of Sec- retary Chase, together ‘wit Jaten brit le. hagsas ‘Wor particuiare tdeuite of Hon Ds ps rv particulars juire 00 - A je 80M. EORGE ELY. on the premises, or Oapt. . No. 27,0 attest. Possession Piven immediately, epartment and Lafayette arda east OR SALE—100 AORES OF LAND at _Belts- F ville, 108 actes at Souteorn, so acron at Laurel, at. age, 160 at Somep Out, fe OMS FOR = ished 450 Ring the location ts Hi ste. most de- Saxe in the city. omay my 2-tf iS bp RE; good to ry for \* mn tha store, 310 1 strect: west. sein — SSUrics to anaeribringlag men sae Je 3-3t. 446,6th st., bet. ABeecr were SF Fenrds Broa tae Ree Ei buniue gears bet. Gand jomawe 491 7that., atroots, ROPOSALS FOR EXCAVATION AND STONE P WORK. Sealed Proposals will be received— 1, For the excavation, 2. For the blue stone work required in the erection of the Cavalry Baptist Church to be built at the southeast corner of 8th street west and H street north. The plans and: specifications of Messrs. Oluss & Kammerkneber, architects, can be seen, and will be explained, their office, 130 2d street west, between D and E streets north. No one need apply who cannot enter at once upon the werk, The bida will be'addressed to‘ Hon. Amos Ken- dall, Chairman of the Building Committee,’”’ and must be deposited im the.city post office on or be- fore noon of WEDNESDAY, July 6th, or they may be delivered at 6 o’clock p. m. of the same day at the audience room of old Trinity Church, 5th st., between D and E, when they will be opened by the Committee, and the contract awarded as soon as practicable thereafter. je 30-1w FINE, READY-MADE CLOTHING, at “ BAR & BRO’S ESTABLISBMENT, OORNES E AND SEVENTH STREETS, e Persons desiring good and easy-fitting garments, without leaving their measures, can get fitted in our establishmentin garments made ef THE VERY BEST MATERIAL, AND THE LATEST DESIGNS. ‘We have now a very large stock of SPRING and SUMMBR SUITS, FINE BLACK CLOTH FROOK OOATS, AND BLACK DONBKIN PA TS, Ande general assortment of ~~ ain VESTS, of varied styles. f “ALO— A FINE 8TOOK OF BOYS’ OLOTHING, . and enimmense stock of evs 5 GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODE. gl et ig ee for cent, Apply asabove, Bya. ©. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE DWELLING-HOUSE AND BUILD ING LOTS AT REET AND 19TH STREET WEST, On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July lith, at half- past 6 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, for account of estate of the late Com. Crane, parts of Lots i0and 11, in Square No. 12), at the corner of J9th street west and north H street, together with the improvements, covsi-ting of Brick Dwelling house, with back- bling. &c. The property will be divi parts, two bnilding lots and the house and lot on which it stands, with a sufficient side alley. Possession of the house will be given on the lst of October, 1364. Terms cash. Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the purchaser, je2-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Anets. ¥ J. ©. McGUIRE & CO.,, Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF GREEN HOUSE PLANTS. On SATURDAY MORNING, July 24, at 100’clock. by order of the honorable Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, I shall sell, on Square No. 91 near Boundary street, between 20th and 21st streets, in the city of Washington, D. C.. a quanti- ty of the finest Planta supposed to be in the United Btates, consisting of Japonicas and Cape Jessa- mines. Terms cash. Delivery made immediately after thesule. WILLIAM DOUGLAS, ‘Administrator of John Douglas, deceasod, jor-d JAS. C. MeQUIRE & Oc., Aucts. a7-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAYOUARLY poxtponei! until SATURDAY MORNING, July oth, fame hour and place. eee: WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Administrator of John Douglas, deceased. jy2d JAB. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. YJ. 0. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. $6,935 CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON QUARTERLY 8TOCK AT AUCTION THE CORNER OF NORTH H | | | On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July sth, at | half-past five o’clock,atthe Auction Rooms, we spel ey pte OMe ton Quacterl 6,995 Corporation o shington ol Six Per Cent. Stock. ae saree air Terms cash. iv hed 3.0. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, YW. L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers. U.8. MARSHAL’S SALE OF 9 BOATS, CARRIAGE AND OTHER ARTICLES. In virtue of an order of sale issued from the Clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the United States for the District of Columbia, holding a trict Court, Twill sell, at public sale, for cash, at W. L. Wall & Co.'s Bazaar, on Louisiana avenue, Lagobowe ie and lth streets, in the city of Wash- i=) ington. D.O-; commencing At I o'clock a.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of July next, 1354— 6 Carriages, 3 Horses, 3 Boxes of Tobacco and 14 Bags Wool. And at4o’cloek p. m..on the same day I will sell 9 Boats, now lying at the foot of 6th street, wharf, on the Potomac River. ' "WARD H. LAMON, U. 8. Marshal. D. ©. jyldts [Chron] W. L. WALL & CO., Aue Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, FIFTEEN SMALL AND DESIRABLE LOTS, AT THE CORNER OF MASSACHUSETTS AV- REET AND NORTH M 'H STS., AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 7th, at 63¢ o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell eight Build- ing Lots. fronting each fifteen feet on north M st., at the corner of I7th street west,and running back to s ten foot alley. Also, seven Lots, fronting about fourteen feet oh Massachusetts ay., south side, at the corner of 17th street. These Lots are finely located on bigh ground, and will be sold to the highest bidder. erms: One-third cash; the remainderin six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of Le on the premises. yuanreyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. A payment of twenty dollars on each lot will be required at the time of sale. dy 1-5t J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BY J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND TWEL#*TH STREET WEST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 1, at 642 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell the whole of Square No, 32, (on the Island,) subdivided into good Building Lots, fronting respectively on Eleventh and Twelfth streets west and Maryland avenue, all running back toalleys. This comprises some of the choicest building sites in fat, section of the city, and the aale is worthy rs i Duiiding sites: tention of persons who wish fine Title indisputable, . : Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in sixand twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyances and stamps at the costef the purchaser. at ayment of $20 on each lot will be required at e je bed O° 5 oO, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, R@-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 8, same hour and Ince. Pil J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y WM. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S BALE OF VALUABLE AND IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE ON CORNER OF VERMONT AVENUE AND NORTH N STREET, IN WASHINGTON CITY, D. O. Pursuant to the provisiors of a deed of trust, dated May 23, 1962, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8. No, 219, folios 116, &c., of the Laud Records of ‘Washington County and the District of Golumbis. the subscriber, as Trustee, will, on the 7th dav of July next, at five o’ciock p. m_, offer at Public Auc- tion, to the highest bidder, ali that piece or parcel of ground lying in Washington County, in the Dis- trict of Columbia, and known as all that parcel of greens, lying in the City of Washington, of said istrict, being part of Lot two, (2) in Squaretwo hundred and forty-three, (243,) beginning at a staki on the building line of ‘north N street, o with the west side of N. B. Smith’s hous thence north along said li Vermont aveune, e avenne to the original corner (southwest) of said Lot, and thence east- wardly on N street forty-four (44) teet to the place of beginning, containing twenty two hundred feet of Around. more or less. x Also, all that piece or parcel of Land commencing at fs extreme north part of the above cited Lot, and running parallel with Vermont avenue fifteen feet, thence eastand parallel with the alley ten and six-twelfths feet; then south and parallel with Vermont avenue twelve feet; thence west and par- allel with the alley six feet; thence south and par- allel with Vermont avenue twelve feet; and thence north to the Blsce of beginning of this latter piece of und, with the buildings and improvements, ii and appurtenances to the rame b rig elongiog: ‘erms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in notes at 6 and 12and 18 months, to be secured bya deed of trust upon the premises. Conveyances and stamps at cost of purchasers. In case of non compliance by purchaser with t terms of sale within five days after the day of the Trustee wi!l resell the premises at the risk cost of defaulting pucchaser, A payment of $160 will be required from the pur- chaser at the time of: sale. A All Sone yan COR to be prepared under supervision ef the Trae ARLES M. MATTHRWS, Trasteo, Je 16 Stawtd ]_ W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts, Y GREEN ILLIAMS. Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 3ist day of May, 186), recorded in Liber J. A. 8.,No. 24, folios 96. &c., one of the land records of Weshiagton county, District of Columbia. and at the request of all the parties interested, I shall, on FRIDAY AF- TERNOON, the 15th of July next. 1804, sell at pub- lic auction, on the premises. Lots Nos. 4, 5,6,7,8.9 10,1. 12, and 13 in Square No, 1.08, in the city of Washington. being the west half of said square. These lots front on D and Bétreetsnorth and 12th street east and some of them are improved by & dwelling and slaughter house. ‘i : Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in two equal paymienta, with the purchaser’s notes | atsix_and twelve months, with interest from the | day of sale. . Deed given and deed of trust taken to secure said purchase money. ae ENG esa and reyenue stamps at the pur- aser’s cost. . rar Tt the ‘erms of sale are not complied with in five days, the Trustee reserves the right, after one week's advertisement in any newspaper in Wash- coat of the ington city, to resell, at the risk ani def faulting purchaser. . R. WOODWARD. Trustee, Je 23-eo& ds “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct. Y JAS. O, MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S SALE OF TWO DESIEA LE BRIO = AND LO’ IN 215’ Pipeet. m1 WE AND H STBEETS EET, BETW i AY A NOON, July 7th, at 6 Orne ee the Cees, Be a4 Seeker ars opts 3 No 33, folios ais eta 2 8. ‘land records fe 8 and 9, ther 0 feet on streets north, feet. improved with two Pwelling-houses, with back | ble-top Sideboard, Kxtensiom Table. HORSES, | | mediately. tely. a s in. = operetta | ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS ar OTIC On TUESDAY MORNING, July 5st o'clock. I will sell at the residence of x -" Prone on Bridge street, near the bridge, Georgetown, « general assortment of Household and’ Kitch urniture. consisting of— Excellent Piano and Stool Mahogany Sofa and Chairs Bureaus, Redsteada, and Mattresses Wardrobes. Washstands. and Bookcase Sideboard, Extension Table, &¢ Cooking and otner Stoves, and Oileloth Oreckery. Glassware. Refrigerator, &c.,and many articles not mentioned. jy 1-d [Chron.] THOMAS DOWLING PRY JAE. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TWO HANDSOME D ING HOUSES AND LOTS ON NORTH E s T, BETWEEN 6TH Ann tH STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIO AUC On MONDAY AFTERNOON, IJnly Mth, at 6% o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell two hand- some Brick Residences. Nos. 451 and 455 B stragt, between 6th and 7th streets west. The houses ars we | built, with lar, i i oe nel built. with Inrge and pleasant rooms, and ar rma: one-third cana the remainder fa ax and 2 Oo rd cash, the remainder in «ix an twelve montbs. with inte ec y trust on the premises Tor secured by a deed of Title indisputable. Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser je3)-d_ JAMES C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucte. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, THRER VALUABLE BUILDING LOT agree B STREET, CAPITOL HILL, AT AUS py TUFSDAY, the Sth day of July next, we shall sell in front of the premises, at6 o'clock p.m.,the following-named Building Lots, viz: Lots 2), 21 and 22, in Square No. 687. These hand- fome building lots front 52 feeteach on north B street, between Delaware avenue and Ist street ~ Lot 2 is a corner lot. and would make a fine u estand: the other two lotsrun back toa dealley. Allare beautifully situated, i be subdivided to suit purchasers. The will be well worthy the attention of persona wishin to obtain a handsome building site or make a goo investment. ‘ Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 ant is for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, All coaveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, One hundred dollars will be required, paid down when the property is knocked off, of purcha ser; and,if not complied with, it will be put up again and sold to the next highest bidder, Jed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* JAS. C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctionsers. ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASE “‘STEINWAY" PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE AND HOUBE- HOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING, July Sth, at 100’clock, at the residence of Hon. L. E. Chittenden, 1th M streets, we shall sell his comprising— nt Rosewood Case Piano, by “Steinway & erfect order, and but little used, Cover Son, in and Stoo Damask and Lace Curtains, Gilt Frame Mirrors Merble-topand Fancy Tables, Whatnot. Cane, Rush and Wood-seat Chairs, Lounge, Brussela Parlor, Hall and Stair Carpets, Oileloth, Rugs Bronze Clock, Mantel Ornaments, Walnut Mar- Oak Dining Chairs, China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Silver- lated Castors. Table Cutlery, Mahogany French edstead, Marble-top Bureau, Washstands Oak Cottage Suite. Parlor Sets, Hair ant Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Cottage Bed- steads, Bureaus and Washatands, Cooking and Heating Stoves, Refrigerator, together with @ general assortment of Kitchen Requisites. Terms cash, je J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN- SYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE CIROLE AT TION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2th instant, at 5 o’elock, we will sell, in front of the premises, Lot No. —, subdivision of Square 27, fronting ™ feet on thesouth side of Penn. avenue and run- ning back to K street, between 2th and 25th sts. near the Circle, and improved by a two-story avd basement Brick Dwelling, furmshed with gas and Possession given im- water, and in good repair. Terms: One half in cash; ,the remainder in 6 and = sponte, secured Radi ge of trust on the remises, an earing interest. Pe 23d W. L. WALL & 00., Auets. Rg@-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO TUESDAY, 5th ely, at 6 o'clock, jew . L, WALL & ©O., Aucts. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, . TRUSTEE'S SALE. By authority of a deed of trust, dated the 9th February, 1857, and recorded in Liber J. A.8., No. 981, folio 224, Trom John Ellis and another, to se- cure a debt due to Sam'l Cropi: ‘8 by ‘irec’ tion, I shall sell at auction,on MON DAY let August next, at 5e’clock in the afternoon, on the prem- ises, the piece or pacoe! of ground in Georgetown, being parts of Lots No.74 and 75. in the old town fronting on the north side of Water street, and beginning at a point 126 feet 1s inches westerly from the corner of High and Water streets, and running from said beginning with Water street westerly 25 feet, thence north to a 3) feet alley, thence east with seid alley 25 feet, thence seuth the place of beqinnis , with the house thereon, Terms: one-third ofthe purchase money im cash, B* THOMAS and the residue at six and twelve months—notes, with surety, bearing interest—and a lien on the remises unti? paid, and when paid the property fo be conveyed to the purchaser; and unless the terms are complied with within five days from the ill be made, after a week’s notica the cost and risk of the ager. Deeds, stamps, &c., at the purchaser’s expense, 8, 1 ps Coy Ww RE Ly . DIN. Trustee. je 2-3taw&ds THOS. DOWLING, Auct, Y¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & C0., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES NEAR THE NAVY YARD, BELONG- ING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE CHAS, MILLER. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, ataix o’clock, on the premises, by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Districtof Columbia, fitting in chancery, passe! on the 9h day of Aprile 1861, in a certain cause wherein George W. Miller is complainant and Ellen Miller etal. are defend- ant, (No. 146,) we shall sell— Bs, Part of Lot No. 1, Square No. 952, beginning for the same at 83 feet 6 inches from the southeast cor- ner of said lot, aad thence running west and front- ing on M street 17 feet, thence nerth 75 feeté inches, thence east J7 feet, thence south 75 feet & inches to the beginning, together with the im- rovements, consisting of a three-story brick welling house. Immediately after, part of Lot 2, same Square, beginning for the same at a point on M street south 100 feet from east Ith street, thence north al 72 feet, theace weat 23 feet 9 inches, thence & about 72 feet, thence east 23 feet 9 inches to the be- ginning, cogether with the improvements, con- sisting of atwo story brick dwelling house Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in sir, twelve and eighteen months, with interest, for which the purchaser must give notes, secured to the satisfation of the Trustees. The purchaser to have the eption of paying all in cash. ‘Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chasers, - : ‘terms of sale are not complied with in 5 dete tigreatter, the Trustees reserve the right of reselliag at the risk and expense of the defaultin, urcheser, on one week’s notice in the Natio: teligencer. GEORGE A. BOHRER, E. C. MORGAN A. THOS. BRADLEY, rustees. p25-2nw&ds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., anole, Y¥ J. 0, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, E’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON "MARLAND AVENUR, BETWEEN 8TH AND 3 virtue of a deed of trust, dated on the 13th day $ Gctober A. D., 1356, 9) to Charles 8 Waliesh John Oo. 9. Hawilton, trustees of the Fraz i im SOCI: jen 0! DB. Ong and recorded in Liber J. A. 8.. 4, falies 65, et. seq., one of the land records cou) 'D. C., and, by virtue of a decree by fhe Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. im chancery, in cause No. 65, wherein Henry Barron, et. al., im behalf id Franklin eo Association, were complains: and C! “Wallach, et. al.. were defe stituted as trnstee in, th id Charles 8. W: Crattde Minder asid deed. of tras proceed to sell, at pubile auction, in front of the remises, at six. o'clock. p.m, Cn Y, wh day ofJuly next. Lot No 6, in Dyer’s subdi- Vision of sqaare re 15. ashe eS Be i rame Dwel- D.C. improved, oy good y Aer e) ling Honee. proper at ‘and 9t! Terms: Ore-half cash: thi ida months | the deferred payment to jecured by a deed the premises. If the terms of sale are not fragt ouplied with within @ve deys from day o€ the trustee will resell at the rink andcost ofthe ag eerencone: on one week’s notice in Brentrg Ponca oes and stamps at the wi a rae HO. SPALDING, Trastes, JolT 2awkds J. 0. MOGUIRE & 00.. Aucts. GALE OF CONDEMNED abe a Toll nnd Pe Depot of Washi Cotati Bony aaa ion at Governmen' Will be gold at Pablic Wai . No. 5, New York grease between, Ei aud Nlstotath sea sip she Stp08 z ED DAY, Jal: aiotat rpms stars’ Btores, condemned af ua? Spades Bendcuits, Lanterns co Ohairs . Grindatones, Stoves, ryt Bale to $e28-ta ie auction, at. rrais, thee) id at pul ‘observatory At A