Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. __ AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. CANTERBURY HALt, despite the warm eve- nings, continnes to be crowded, there seeming to be ho Abatement in the desire to witness the performances of the St. George Sisters, who expose the mysteries of the spiritual perform. ances of the Davenport Boys. Johnny Red- den, too, the song and dance man, ts a feature. The local drama, ‘‘Bushwhackers of the Poto- mac," is still upon the boards. Sawrorp’s TRovre, at Odd Fellows’ Halls also receive a fair share of patronage from the tun loving public. Whether other places of amusemert were open or not Sandford would always receive large audiences, for his enter- tainments are alwaysof an amusing order, and such as will cause enjoyment tor the most moody. Pvutic SCHOOL = vrict.—Seeondary No.5 was examined yester- day. It is a large school, there being sixty scholars on the roils, of whom fifty-one were present. This school is under the charge of Miss L. B. Allen, and is well classified. The classes in reading displayed geod progress. and showed proper training in giving due emphasis. in geography the first class passed ® very creditable examination, somewhat better than that of thesecond classin geography. Inmen- tal and practical arithmetic, and the other studies, the scholars were all very good. Mr. ‘Tustm complimented school and teacher at the end the exercises ni Second District The Mate Grammar in charge of Mr. Thomas M. Wilson, was exam~- ined by Messrs. Wight, Rhees, and Hitz, of the Trustees, and Z. Richards, Esq., in the pres- ence of quite 2 number of the teachers of oth- erschools. The exercises occupied trom one to seven o'clock. The resuit of the examina- tion showed considerable improvement, and in some of the stndivs the examination could not be surpassed. The first class was excellent in spelling, Mental arithmetic, history and the governmental instructor, as was also the sec- ond and third classes in mental arithmetic. ‘The tbird class also passed good examinations ip gram mar, reading, spelling, and in geogra- —First Dis- pby the promptness and correstness of their answers surprised the visitors. The reading ‘was excellent, the boys paying special atten- tion to the punctnation, expression and pro- nunciation. The examination in the govern- mental instructor was conducted by Mr. Rich- ards, who expressed his gratification at the at- tainments of the boys and complimented them | highly, stating that some four years since he ; examined one of the best schools in Bostoa in this siudy, but they were far behind the class he had just ¢xamined. Like many schools we have visited this sea- son, the school was not full on examination day—a number of the scholars having been withdrawn durirg the pastfew months. At present there are but 3+scholars on the roll, ind all were present except one, who was in- jured by a fall on the fourth inst. The room was handsomely decorated and its Appearance as well as the neatness of the schol- | ars Was complimented by all. One or two pieces of music were sung by the | boys in good style, althongh it was apparent that they had not received thesame attention trom the music teacher that the female schools | have. Third District—The Male Intermediate | School, Miss Jane G. Moss, teacher, was ex- amined on Tuesday by Mr. J. Hitz. There | were 49 pupils present, and 7 are to be trans- terred. The third-class was tolerably good in reading and spelling, in dictation, geography ( and history was good, and in written arith- i as excellent. The second-class was pretty fair in reading, dictation and spelling; quite good in geography and history, and ex- cellent in men‘al and writien arithmetic. The first-class was excellent in spelling, geography, history, governmenta! instruction and written arithmetic, and dictation, and tolerably good | in reading. The school-room is on the first floor of the old Masonic Hall, and will soon be vacated for more desirable quarters. Miss Moss was educated in this city, and bas had ii years experience in her profession. and stands high as a teacher. The Female Intermediate, Miss Francis El- vans, teacher, (situated in @ pleasant room on FE street, near 6in east) was examined Wednes- day by Mr. Fergnson, assisted by teachers of other schools present at the examination. Of 59 pupils on the roll 55 were present; and of these only 7 were inmatrs of the school last year; it having lost durie.. the year by with- drawal, 30; by transfer, Js; and by suspension, 2. The first class was especially good in all branches except reading. The exercise of writing trom dictation showed that ia Gnbpecely 3h 4 chirography and punctuation the pupils had been carefully drilled. The examin ation of the first class in grammar, g-ography, mental and written aritpmetic was very searching, and the pupils answered aliquestionspromptly. Atthe close of the examination Mr. Ferguson compliment- ed the school and teacher, and said he would be obliged to transfer a large number. Miss Elyans does not allow her classes to answer in concert, @ practice which is deserv- edly ge@.ting into disuse amongst the best teachers. Secondary No. 5 (male and female), Mrs. Jordan, late Miss Emily E. Tucker, teacher, was examined by Mr. J. O. Wilson, of the First District. Mrs. Jordan has 60 pupils on the roll, and of this number 59 were present; the other, Valentine Connor, having broken his leg on July4th. The school was examined in the branches usually taught in a secondary school, but the teacher has had to contend with the disadvantage of difference in the ages and attainments ef her pupils, whereby she is not able to properly grade her schoo}. She has tour or five classes, nd these are subdivided in order tomeet the case of all her scholars. Indeed there are many whoshould be in pri- mary schools. Notwithstanding this great | drawback the examination was pronounced very good by Mr. Wilson, who made a short | address atthe close. During the past year 30 | have been transferred to schools of higher grade, and 16 will be transferred next year. The school was decorated with wreaths and tlowers, and here, as at other schools, the ex- ercises were enlivened by singing. Fourth District.—Secon (mate) No.6, Miss | Hattie J. Magee teacher, was examined Wed. -sday, by Mr Murtaghand Mr. J. E. Thomp- n, Of the Fourth District Grammar school. | ‘Miss Megee has had charge of this schoal only | some six menths, having been promoted to its | t-s«hership at the time Miss Reed was promo- ted to the charge of an intermediate school. Al- though Miss R. took with her the first class to | her new school, the school ia the hands of Miss Me gee hss mace sufficient progress to be able to trau:f-r scme eight pupils to the intermediate | schools. Though young, she seems to have a tact and aptitude for ber duties, and a capa- bili'y cf inspiring both the respect and regard of her pupiis, that fits her in a more than ordi- gary degree for success as ateacher. Of 16 pupils on her roll 44 were present. The classes in mental and written arithmetic were excel- lent, and almost equally good were those in | geography and dictation. Inspelling, reading, | numeration, &c., the school passed an excel- lent examination. The copy books attracted much attention, doth for the superior penman- ship displayed and from the neatness with | which the books werekept. There was a large attendance of parents and others interested in the school. The room was very tastefully decorated with evergreens, flags, flowers, Ac. and with the tidy bright looking scholars, presented a very attractive ap} nee. Otherwise, we can say mothing gocd of the room. It is one of the muserable shed affairs which go by the name ot schoolhouses, having a wretched low ceil- ing, Bo shade trees, and with a July sun pour- ing down upon it, the broiling the inmates catch is rather toosevere for christian children tostand. This is one of a row of such sheds diverted from cow-houses, apprrently, and “devoted to echool purposes.” ‘nen it is not very hot or very cold, and don’t rain or snow, or biow very hard, and the doors and windews can be kept wide open. we dare say such rooms can be ventilated. Miss Magee is an excellent teacher; and deserves a fitting school room, as do the other teachers in this row of sheds. BSA ee MerrorouTan RatLroab Company.—The subscriptions to the stock of this company were opened yesterday, and $123,000 were sub- ecribed, the sabscriptions being largely by oar own citizens. Itis believed that the balance of the $2,000 requisite to ensure the comple- | tion of the road, will be subscribed to-day. The bill forthe above object, as it finally paseed, makes for corporators Alexander R. Shepherd, Hicbard Wallach, Lewis Clephane, Samuel P. Brown, Nathaniel Wilson, Frank- un Kinney, M.G. Emery, Samuel Fowler, Jno. Litue, J. McKelden, Sayles J. Bo John H. Semmes, D. C. Forney, William W. Raple q William P. Moore, Thomas Lew; Keasby, and Unarles H. Nichols, UrAck Is to be donvle. . The route is as follows nd ees at the junetion of A street north and New Jersey avenue, at the north side of the Capitol; along the east side of New Jersey auenue to D street nortb; along D street norm and C street north and Indiana avenue to the intersection of § street north with Indiana avenue; sloug Indi- ane avenue, Dstreet north, and Louisiana ave- nue to Fifth street west; along Fifth street west to F street north; along F strect north to Four- Wenth street west; along Fourteenth street west to I street north; slong J street north, across. Pennsylvania avenue, to the junction of New Hampsh re avenue ard Twenty-third street wi thence along New Hampshire avenue to the Uircls. A'sg, & double and single track branch railway, commencing at the intersec- uon of D street north and New Jersey avenue; along New Jersey avenue to Massachusetis avenue; along Massachusetts avenue to H street rorth; and along H street north to Sey- + eoteenth s ‘West, intersecting the double track road. Iso, a double or single traek road from the intersection of Fifteenth street ‘west and l street vorth, commectisg with the Jonn B. he main @ouble track road Fifteenth street west along I street north to New York avenue; along New York avenue to Ninth street weet, slong Ninth street west to the Washington ca- nal, with the privilege of extending the said branch road at any time along Ninth street West to M street north; along M streetmorth to Twelfth street road, and along Twelfth street road to the Washington canal, and Maryland avenue to the Potomac river. bi Fare isto be five cents between termini of Main road, or its termini with any branch ter- mini. Stock not to be Jess_than $200,000 nor Over $500,000; shares, $50. First class cars with all modern improvements; to, run, caring ie day eve ry minu on main route, Tones erry is minutes; until 12 o’cl’k at night every halfhour. Within five days after the passage of the Sct books will be opened for Subscriptions to stock from 9 o'clock &. m. to 5 o'clock p. m., for &@ period of not less than two days, unless the whole stock shall be sooner subscribed—uotice to be given of opening for subscriptions by advertisements in the daily newspapers, stating time when and place where, &c. Twenty-five per cent. to be paid down; provided that no person shall be al- lowed to subscribe for more than $15,000 of said stock. Within 20 days after subscriptions have closed, @ meeting of the stockholders shall be ealled for the choice of directors, to meet with- in ten days from ciate of advertised notice. No person to be excluded from any car on account of color. Main road to be completed in five months &fter organization of the company. Side lines within one year. Stockholders lia- ble in privete property to the amount of their stock The company to repair the street cross- ings, removing snow, mud, &c.,and elevate such crossings when necessary, and adjust the payement adjoining. Be Port or GEORGETOWN.—Entered — Schr. Aid, Moore, from Philadelphia. Cleared— Schrs. Mechanic, Beacham, St. Mary’s; Nay, McKeag, Jersey city; Ring Dove, Johnson, Hayre-de-Grace; John Henry, Cranch, Sauls- bury; E. Waterman, Catlin, do.; Indian, Cruat- tenden, ; White Foam, Milliken, Provi- dence; N. J. Brayton, Milliken, do.; W. H. Dawson, Johnston, Hayre-de-Grace; Rocka- way, Ward.Annapolis; Martha,Adams,Havre- de-Grace; (juail, Hooper, do.; J. W. Drew, Buchanan, Boston; M. J. Fardy, Hooper, Baul herys Blooming Youth, Henderson, Wade’s Bay; Mablen, Owen, Havre-de-Grace; Tropic,Banks, Saulsbury; J.R. Skinner, Moon, Baltimore; steamer Empire, Hunter, New X ork: M. Wesley, Dize, Annamessex. 2 Ea ee AT A MEETING of the Franklin Engine Com- pany, held in their hall 1 uesday evening, July 5, 1564, it Was resolved that the use of the Engine House of the company be tendered to the Board of Fire Commissyoners for the pur- pose of placing in said house one of the new steam fire engines ordered by the Corporation for the new Paid Fire Department. Sts oA Ses Lzvy Court.—The Levy Court meton Wed- nesday, but transacted no business of public interest, other than receiye the following nomi- nations tor County Surveyors in place of Chas. | J. UnIman, deceased: C. B. Cluskey. W. C. Smith, B. Db. Carpenter. postponed to Monday next. ac aera THE NEw GEORGETOWN MARKET.—The first stones of the foundation of the new market in Georgetown were laid yesterday, andthe work will progress as rapidly as possible. SPECIAL NOTICES. fesenend sist The election was DIshASES OF THE NERVOUS, SeMIMAL, URINARY ° 4ND SEXUAL SySTEMS—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter Gale add free of charge. Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, Ne, 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. an ate Je W-3m Ice Cream Ice Cream! The undersigned begs leave te inform the public that he has always on hand a fresh supple of the choicest flavors Icr Cream, which he is prepared to supply to stores, sutlers, hotels, pic nies, parties, excursions, and families, at the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms. Jos, SCHAFFIEID’s Steam Ice Cream Manufactory, No. 386 6th st.,bet. @and H. Wholesale and retail. je 23-1m" Sore TuRroarT, CovcE Corn, and similar troubles, if suffered to progress, re- sultin serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth- matic affections. oftentimes incurable. = Brown's Broncuwiar Taocues are compounded so as to reach directly the seat of the disease, and give almost instant relief. je2i-Im.r A NEw PerFUMa £08 THE HANDKERCUIE?, Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,” Phaton’= “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phaton’s “Night Blooming Cereus.”” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,”’ Phaton’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” A most exquisite, delicate and Tragrant perfame distilled from the rare and beautiful dower from which it takes its name. Manufactured only by Poitomw & Son, N.Y. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Ask For PHALON’s—TAKE NO OTHER. 6-3m Sold by druggists generally. Sell Corns, Bontons, Bap Nails, etc. Cornsare the universal torment of mankind. To be relieved of these terrible evils, call on Dr. White and submit to his manipulations. You are sure to get relief without experiencing pain. Of- fice, 424 Pennsylvania avenue,(Lane & Tucker’s building, between 4), and 6th streets. Ne charge for consultati Je 21-tt Secret DiskAsES. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent casesin twenty-four hours. Nomneral no balsam, no mercury, Only ten pills to be taken, Itis the soldier’s hope, and @ friend to those who fo mee wane to exposed. Male packages, @2; female, 93. pass Root and Herb Juices—A eyecare and RB rmanent cure for Byohilie Berorale: cers, Sores pote, Tettera.&e, Price $1, or six bottles fer 35 Bold by 8,0. Ford, See advertisement, m5 Waxrantep 70 Curs iy Six Days.—Dr.Gotfrey’s Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five year’ standing, will cure Gonorrhea in siz days. No change of diet required. Price @1 per bottle. Sold by 8. ©. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, Ja 6-17 BPERMATORRHG&A O44 BE CURED.—Dr Rand’s Bpe- cific cares oes jorrha@a, spoke 3, Lim- potency, O88 0 ower. etc. speedily a ‘ectuaily. Tta effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specie Will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price @1 a box. Sold by p. OG. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, one ney jaG-ly Cook, Dg. Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use, They operate speedily and effectively. and being swgar-coated create no nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial oc these Pills will prove their superiority over others. Price $labox. Sold byS.C, Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Oook, Alexandria. ja6-ly THECHRAPEST AND BEST Hain Dru in THE WORLD —Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, 80 cents abox. The best inuse. Tryit. Sold by . O. Ford, corner lith street and P. Wasrinatca, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. atl ANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. W4ANSE THMBDIATELY_Tep CARPEN- , OB 101. treet, tween a 5 ay 8-3t" “VB. DOWNING & BRO, A EESREGTARLE young girl winhesa SITU A- TION as Obdaiveruats G references given. Address" B. K,.” Star Ofice. It". ANTED-—A good GERMAN GIRU to take care of children and do general housework. Apply at 393 Batrect. ibs odel ue ANTED—A smart, active BOY. to lestn the plumbing and gas fitting business. Apply at GEO. COURTNEY'S, No. 54 Louisiana ave. it* /ANTED--AGIRL to do general housework inasmall family. Apply at 134 C st., be- tween 12th and 13th, Island. jy 8-3t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY — COCK. Also. a CHAMBE wages, 2) permonth, Apply at between Sth and yth. V J ANTED—By a respectable woman. a SIT- UATION as first class cook, in a restaurant, hotel, or boarding house. Address KATE, Star Office. it* V ) ANTED—A middle-aced WHITE WOMAN to do housework for asmall family, where she Will be treated as anequal. Apply at 43 7th st., between S and T st : it® I OARD WANTED.—A Furnished Room, with Board, for a young couplefconvenient to the Departments. Private family preferred. Address, stating terms, “ W. D.,” Star Office. iy 8-3t* V ANTED.—Wanted immediately, six PLAS- TERERS, to work upon the Washington Aqueduct. Apply at Rock Creck Brides, George town. Cc. ADAMS, Superintendent. VANT GIRL for gen- - Apply at No. 475 D st., N. E. corner of 2d street jy 7-tf Wares good COOK. WASHER, and TRONER, ina small family, Reference re- quired, Apply No. 400 4th street. Sy 7-3t™ A first - class RMAID. Cook's No. 4155 ateets Fo RENT—T wo haudsomely farnished and very , desirable ROOMS, with Board, it desired. In- sire st No. 53743 H street, between 6th and 7th streets. dy 8-3t" Fo RENT_A partially FURNISHED TOTSE, with « handsome piauo for rent until Novent- her Ist, 1964, Apply at 153 G street north, dy 8-3t™ OR RFNT—An elegantiy FURNISUED HOUSE Ll recently occupied by a Foreiza Minister. Ap- ply on the premisea, No. 374 I street. bet, 12ta and i3th. jy s-3t* ALE—A PROVISION STORE now doing a h business—well litted up—will be sid h, Good reasons, for aclling. Avply dy 8-3" TLD BE RENTED ON VERY REASON \ We terms, for three months. aneatiy far nished HOU-E" pleasantly located. Address at once Box 766, Post 0 jv 8-3t* OR RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM, on. first A fipor, at 431 Twelfth street, between H and New York avenve, : iil pra ROOMS AY ARD, upon moe + 439 9th street, opposite Patent Office. ivi 3t FOR, BENT One large ROOM, suitable for an office; 414 Penn. avenue. Terms $!5 per month. Apply at the Doctor's. 3 7-3t* OR SALE CHEAP—BAR ROOM AND F TURFS. Inquire at Mount Vernon House, Sceueneth Sau VOD Sie 5 ‘OR SALE—A MILK ROUTE; also, four COWS. a HORSE and WAGON, Apply at No. 631 iL . 8t., near the Government Printing Office. jy 7 2t* ARGE IRON SAFE FO LE CHEAP. 4 quireat STUART & GO.'B, corner Mth and F streets. Sy 7-1w* FORRES T_One large.well FURNISHED ROOM, ins central location. Terms moderate to good tepant, Apply at Hempler’s Bath 10 C street, between 6th and 7th sts. jy 7-3t* Rooms, WASTED— 4. SITUATION, as housekeeper, chambermaid, or seamstreas. Address Mrs, R. W., Post Office, Washington, D. C. Jy 7-20" WANTED-A MAN, to take care of two horses, and make himself useful in astore. Mast come well recommended. Applyat C.J, NAGLE'S, 289 Pa. ave. jy 7-20" WANTED—ASITU ATION byan American Wid+ ow a8 housekeeper.or take charge of store- room in hotel, or would travel as nurse to an inva- lid, Address M. M.G., City P. 0. jy 7-2t* V 7 ANTED—A WOMAN to assist in cooking and washing. Also,a YOUNG GIRL to inke care ofeachild, Inguire at the Gosiing Restaurant, be- tween 12th and 13th sts. jy 7-2t* Ho6s, PAINTERS WANTRD.—Two good HOUSE HANDS. Wages $3.4 day. M. T. PARKER & ©0., dy 7-3t* 59 La. av., bet. 6th and 7th sts. SITUATION WANTED-—Iiy arespectable LADY, todo general housework for a small family. Apply at 242 L street, between isth and isth, Vv ANTED—A WAITER to take charge of di- ning room, Steady employment to one that willeuit. Applyat 514 Ith street, Dining Sa- loon. jy 7-2t* OR RKENT—A BRICK HOUSK, No. 365 B street, between loth and lith streets, contain- ing eight rooms. Inquire of EDWIN GREEN, No, 504 Eleventh strect, jy 7-3t” OR SALE—An EATING HOUSE, near Camp Berry. License raid. Inquire of JOHN CUD- ‘ORE, No. 681 Ii st., near the Government Printing Office. 3¥7-2t" OR RENT—A_ comfortably FURNESHED HOUBE, of tive rooms, nly located, For particulars enquire at J. W. DAVIS? Printing Of- fice, 496 Seventh street, over Ballantyne’s Book Store, Reference required Sy T-3t* (OR REN URNISHED ROOMS, suitabie for a sinall fam or gentlemen, with privilege of cooking. This honse is so situated that it can be used by two small families. The whole heuse will be rented to one family if desired, It iscom- pistaly; fornished for housekeeping, the family having gene North forthe summer. Will be rent- ed until November. or longer if desired. Iti- but two squares from the Post and Patent Offices and Seventh strect Railroad; No, 486 G street. second door from Sth, Call before 9a,m. and ater Pp. iy 7-3t* J°O RENT—Threo or four UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Inquire up stairs of 427 north 7th, above UG. jy 6 6t* WwW ANTED—Twenty-five thousand (25.00) ofeld LEAD, Apply to THOMAS ¥ LER. Plumber and Gas Fitter, 243 Pa. 2th and 13th sts. ARPENTERS AND COACHMAKERS WAN ED—Feur good CARPENTERS or OC RIAGE MAKERS wanted to work on car repair: Competent workmen cau obtain permanent em- ployment and good wages. a pnls oF the Washing tonand Georgetown R. R. Co.’s Repair Shops, Ne W,0 gpbey, ayenue, bear the Baltimore Depot, 7 iy WANTED- An honest young MAN, about 16 or 2a years old, toe attend to a Soda Fountain. Good reference required, Apply ai the corner 7th and Louisiana avenue. Jy 6-e03' “A. GOOD CHANCE—Wanted, a PARTNER, with Si.2°0ina good paying business already es- tablished inthis city. For information address Printer, at this office. Sy 6-3t* F YOU WANT A GOOD FITTING AND WELL MADE SHIRT, go to LEWIS’, 342 Seventh street. iy 63° Opposite Burdette’ WW ANTED—By two young men, clerks in oneof the Departments, ROOM and BOARD, with a retpectable Roman Catholic family. Please ad- drese J. M., Star Office. Jy 6-3t" Vy Ants GIRL or middle-aged WOMAN VV todo general housework for a small family, No one need apply unless weil recommended. Ap- By immediately at 481 loth strect, between D and streets. j¥ 6 3t* 7 ANTED—Every family to try the celebrated WARAMOLAS Tor Killing ea he olepeated yermin—a liquid preparation, guarantesd to be the best remedy inise. For sale by C. A. HOWARD, 431 E street, second doorfrom Seventh st. Also, at 160 King «t., Alexandria. Va. Jy 6-6t* FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —No. Franklin Placa, I street between I3thand lth, with be; jy 5-8t™ with board—gentlemen preferred. ___dy 8-8t"_ | corner of 7th aud D strects. at Green & Willinms? 10 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, without board. | Auction Store to satisfy said amount of reut due, Apply at No. 272 F street, corner of 13th, BL. KEESE. Bailiff jy 6 lw" jyad GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucis, AUOTI eo Fer other Auction Sales seo first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW a eee Y¥ J.C. McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. AT THE CORNER OF MARYLAN , aN AND TWELETA STREET Wuand AVENUE On FRIDAY ASTBKNOON July, ats; o'clock, onthe premises we shall seli the whole of Sauare No. $2 (on the Esland.) subdivided into good Building Lots, fronting respectively on Kleventh and Twelfth streets we, Marytand avenue, all runving back toalleys, , This comprises sone of the choicest building sites in that section of the city, and the saleis worthy the attentien of persons who wish fine building sites, Title indisputable. ; One-th cash eS ae with in rust on the premises. All conveyances ‘and stampa at the costef the archaser F A payment of $9 on each lot will be required at the time of sale. v Jed J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. S2-TITE ABOVE SALE TS POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 8, same hour and BY yas. C. Mc@UIRE & OO., Atictioneers, €LORING OUT SAL®_OF HANDSOME OL 3. On FRIDAY EVENING, July 8th, at hal’-past 7_o clock, at our salearooms, we shall close ont aboutone hundred fine Oil Paintings, Leing the the remainder in sixand rest, secured by a deed of FUTURE Days. BY JAMES ©. McG@UERE & CO. auctionsers, EXECUTOR'S SALE OW. SUPERIO} . TURE, MIRRORS, GARE ETS PAINT TRIS, ENGRAVINGS, SILVSR-PLATRD WARB, &o. &e, On‘MONDAY MORNING, July 11th, at 19 0"clo. at the residence of tho late. Gen, .G. Totten Chief En, er L north G street, be- tween 1a re Avth streets shall sell the Fur- niture and Effects, comprisia, Handsome Velvet Damask, and Lea'her-Coveret Sofas, Arm and a hairs Marble-top and other Fables, Divans, Eiscores, Quartette Tables, Foot-stools, ntel Mirrors, sts eagle Demask and Lace Cur C., aintings, Engraviags, other works of af . ee Case of Stutied Birds, Portfoliosof Engravings, hrussels and Three. ply Carpets, Icloth, Rugs. Rod»-and Kye. . Extension Dinin Table, Murdle-top Sidedosed Leatber-covered Dining Chai 7 Mantel Clock and Shade Vannes LOUnses Gas Cliandeliers throughout. China, Giase, and Erockery Ware, Table Cuttory, Silvar-plated Pitchers, wine Roomrs, CSaaiem pie. ke. B abogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, = standa, and Wardrobe wom Superior Gurled Hair Mattresses, Boisters and Pillowa, Feather Beds, Husk Mattresses. Blankets, Gemforts, Toi et Sets, Cur’ 3, and Shades, Rookcaaes, Writiag Tables, Rocking Kasy Chairs, Gune-seat Chairs, Bronzes, aad remainder of Mr. Tolman’s collection from fur Heating Stoves, Wire Irons, Kefrigerator., mer sale, with many fineadditions that could nut | Torcthar with ‘tes ustal akeetakont of Kitchem be displayed on that occasion. —__ Reauieites. Lovers of good paintings are invited toexamine | Trims cach. this collection before the sale, which will be made TEMPLE, U.8.N.. Exeeutoe, without reserve rather than incur the expense of jy 6d VAS. OC. MeGUIRE Aucta. repack1D, - 9" = — areas pas i ogues mow ready. 3Y JAS, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. erm: J.C. McGUIRE & 0O., Avets. B* WM. L, WALL & GO, Ancts. Atthe Horse Bazaar, 9S La. avenue, SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. WARNESS, &c. On SAPURDAY MORNING, July 9. commenciag at 10 o'clock, we will se lat the Bazaar, 98 Louis- iana avenue, between 9th and Wth streets, com- rising about prising shen pIPPY HORSES Including one pair of Horces, ALSO, A full deseription of the other Horses at sale. ] jy6 ALSO, j revioua to the sale of Horses, alarec assfrtment ofnew and second hand Carriages, Wagons, and Harness, top and no-top Buggies, Trotting Wagons, Rockaway+, Germantown Park, Taggert Family ce ane all Of which will be pezeraptorily aul i ‘or cash, js WM, L. WALL & ©O., Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, In virtue ofan order of distrese against the goods | and chattels of B Henze for rent due and in ar- rears to George Hill, and to me directed, I have levied upon one piano and cover as the property of said Henze, and Thereby give notice that E shall sell the same to the bidder for cash,on SATUR- DAY, the sth day of July, at o'clock a.m ,at the FPOE BENT Several large airy ROOMS, with or without board, on the corver of 8th and H sts., Is'and, Jy 6-3t* 7OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, six rooms, No 214 T street, First Ward. Apply JOHNSON & SUTTON, 521 Seventh street, Jy b-eost™ PRIVATE FAMILY have a pleasant FUR- NISHED BOOM to let, wither wit thoard. in a desirable part of Georgetown. this office. FORREST. : for x private family, or fore Paymaster. The rooms are on the frat Hoor. Applyat 470 Twelfth street. jy 6-3t* Fo SALE—A RESTAURANT situated corner lstand © streets, near the depot, to be sold cheap fercash, For particulars inquire of WM. TURNER, on the premises. jv 6-m* {OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. cuitable for _, two single gentlemen or a gentleman and his wife. Apply at No.320 New York avenue, bet. 9th and juth ste. jy 6-30" ;URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—Large and airy,in asmall family with no children, negr the Smithsonian Grounds, and a pleasant walk the Capitel. Apyly to WALKER & CO., Potomac Hall, Md. av. and ith st. jy 6-St* TS ENT R FOUR MONTHS, A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, in a pleasant part of thecity. Possession given immediately. Inquire on the premises, 394 2)th street west, between @ and HH, Jy 6-3t* front and hack PARLOR, suitable YENTLEMEN IN WANT OF SHIRTS, DRAW- BW ERS, Undershirts, Half-Hose, and all kinds of earls a Goods, can get them at R. C. LEWIS,’ 342 7th street, at the very lowest prices, for cash. Bemember the name and number, RB. 0. LEWIS. 342 7th street, between I and gachu- setts avenue, east side, ty 6-3t* yO EDITORS AND MANAGERS OF NEWS- PAPERS IN THE UNITED STATES.—The advertiser,a phonographic short-hand writer of nearly ten years experience in reportorial journal- shes to secure ® position on a first-c! paper to report public meetings during the ensu- ing Presidential campaign, from the lat of August protimo, Salaryexpected $35 Be week, Address “ Phonographer,’’ Georgetown Post Office. jy 6-3t* LACKSMITUS AN D WHEELWRIGHTS B € WANTED, Chief Quartermaster’s fa. Depot of Washinston,) ashington,Jnly 4, 1834. ¢ Wanted at once, to work in Government repair shops, Quartermaster’s Department, Depot of Washington, One Hundred (1) good BLACK- SMITHS and One Hundred (100) good WHEEL- WRIGHTS, The pay per month will be Sixty Dollars (360), with one (ay ration per day, and hospital privileges when sick. Apply to Captain CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, A.Q, M., U.S. A.. corper Twenty-sccond and @ street: Washington, D.O. D.H. RUCKER, Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, jy 6-18t Department of Washington. V TH ANTHD—One hundred HORSES to pasture, in Prince George's county, Md. Price $6 per month forsingle horee, 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 1) or 122 rooma. Will buy lease and fur- niture, Apply to W. L. WALL & Co., Auction and Commission Merchants, south corner Penn. ave- nue and 9th street. ANTED-—1,000 LADIES to come and buy the same number of Embroidered Yoker and Sleeves, Bands and Wrappers. We have reduced the price one-fourth, and now offer them cheaper than ever, : je 2i-tf 381 F st., opposite Patent Office. W 4N7 ED SECOND HAND FURNITURE. ‘Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS. BEDS, BED: DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS ofevery BUCHLY, 42 7ih street, description. Te 8-F between G and H. east sid GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NOTICE — LICENSE. Ail licenses dus the corporation of Georgetown on the Ist of July next, must be paid within ten days of that date, otherwise they will be strictly enforced by the Metropolitan Police. Jezi-eotdyl0 | WM. LAIRD, Clerk, STOCK, — Ge0RGETOWN CORPORATION 3 Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of six per cent. per annum, Rarable quarterly, can obtain some oY. applying to WM. LAIRD. Glerk of said Corporation. je 2)-dtlau QAET. : SS “LIVERPOOL FINE AND GROUND AL UOnR Ss Sh AND. we SAINT UBES, Por aa hoe SALT, for horses and cattle, Sn ee I. THOS. DAVIS, » ¢, Wholesale Desler in Balt, No. 83 Water street, Georgetown, Se Je 8-Im*™ Do you celor your whiskers and moustache? If | fous se Japanese Hair Pee oN Q haiz.dve 5 Pyne ae Companys By ge Batons” nthe world equa: . Only one preparation, Hf n” oe . It colors natural black or brown. Only 50 cents Coenicn: a ore Wiadt ee Bet! a box. ..C. Ford, JOHN B. DAVIDSON, je 2-eo3m 290 Pa. avenue, Sole Agent. my 13- Water styeet, Georgetown. MARRIED, FURNITURE. Z On the 7thinstant. bythe Rey. Mr. Morsell, CARPETS! CARPETS! JOHN E. ROCKWELL, U. 8.N “to Mies MAR- OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, MATTINGS. GARET C. HEROLD, eldest daughter of A. G. Her- old, of this city, 5x A Pane’ papers copy.} On the 6th inst., the Rey. John 0. Smith, DANIEL HARBAUGH to Miss CHRISTIANA METCALF, both of Washington city. * iN. ¥. Herald please copy.| DIED, mnty, Md.,on the 7th inst., the 38th year of his age, after one week’s illness. ‘The funeral will take’ place from hié late resi- denee, near Rock Creek Church, on Saturday af- ternoon, the9th inst.. at 2 o'clock. The relatives and friends are aero atten: In Bladensburg, on Thursd: fternoon, July 7th, HATTIE K,. infant dau W.T. and the late B t In Prince George's aNpHon’ sou iet E. Prime. pero d 12 days. et E. an ays. The friends of the fenily are invited to att her faneral from her tather’s residence on Satu: day, 9th inst., at 10 o’clock a, m. ® ELLING OUT TO OLOSE. . GREAT REDUCTION IN BOOKS. STATION- ERY, AND FANCY ARTICLES. asearantomnic oe tats senate tit ro! OS iB closing out his large stock ofe ods preparatory to Great bargains in Books, 8 + Photo- cea hae sidney etna Ze alaceiebseoeantrtstteriee ee" #* Reversi Nery fine Bhow Gases for sale. Fora short time. oro ft THE NATIONAL BOOK STORE, 276 Penn. avenue. bet. 11th and 12th sta,, Washtagton, D. 0. Sy Lh ADIRS’ WEAPPINGS Papier — WEAPPINGS, “Black Bilk Mantilies, Black Barege White Berege Gray Barege Mantilias, recins ; At MAXWELL'S apg hte ST vie 3 erence, in the District to furnish your house complete is * 369 SEVENTH STREET, Between I and K Streeta, where you can geteverything in the dette HOUSE FURNISHING LINE, 8 . : FURR ORPETS, OIL CLOTHS, COTTAGE SUITES TRRO! HA’ The Cheapest Store te. MATTINGS, r "RAGKE WATER COOLERS RIGEEATORS, FEATHER BEDS, pT EST RRA AND PILLOWS, * BE oko. iia Sarma, Gasbind eae A discount of 10-per cent, aliowed on all bills of $0 and upwards: Done & GRIFFITH, 369 7thetreet, bet. T and K ats., je 30-6 Sign of the High Awning, E. DOE ermine , NSELLOR AT LAW, iftees fe27-tm* sad tis Next door Xo Biggs’ Bank. SNS SEL OD wi a size; als, cord kength, 1 Saea ease eee ~ ren hy 7a Wharf o shout 46,000 PERT . which it Bist lr fo uals 8 where gi P done gt the sho: Bar sun laning dot gt the al He re rg OR SALR—A nice BUILDING LOT. (22 feet by 70) situated on Rhode Island avenue, between i2th and 14th sts. Will be sold forc cheap, Title perfect. Enquire on the prem lw* HOFOGRAPITERS, AMBROTYPISTS.—One of the jargest SKY-LIGHTS in the city for rent, me fixtures. Callat 002 Pennsylvania avenue, jy S-lw* HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, sear the cor- ner of l4thand U streets; cottage built; just fipished; all nicely painted inside and out; water nearthe door, Inquire on the premises. jy 5-$t* OHN M. HILL. OOMS.—A lady from the North, orcupai ag a nice house, will renttwo or three OMS, finely furnished, to gentlemen. Also two or three Rooms to a gent and wife baving furniture and desiring to keep house—469 E street, two blocks from Post Office, National and Metropolitan Ho- tels. | Every convenience. Location unsur- passed. iy _5-lw* FroBNisHED ROOMS FOR RENT :to gentle men only)ina private honse, centrally loca- ted. References required. Apply at the Star Office. jy 1-lw* ¥ J, C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE_OF GREEN HOUSE On SATURDAY MORNING , July 24, at Wo'clock, | by order of the honorable Orphans’ Coart of the District of Columbia, I shall sel!,on Sqaare No. 91 near Boundary street, between 2th aud 21st streets, in the city of Washington, D.C... a quanti- ty of the finest Plants supposed to be in the United States, consisting of Japonicas and Cape Jessa- mines. Termscash. Deliyery made immediately after thesale. WILLIAM DOUGLAS, ” Administrator of John Douglas, deceased, Je 29-d JAS. C, McGUIRE & Co., Aucts, RY THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed until SATURDAY MORNING, July 9th, | same hour and place, Es . WILLIAM DOUGLAS, dministrator of John Dougias, deceased, JAS. O. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. A Sy td BX J. 0. mcGUIRE & 0O., auctioncers. FIRST OLASS BUILDING LOT ON NORTH IST., BETWEEN 17TH AND ISTH STS, WEST. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July Mth, at half- st six o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot o, 21, im Bquare No. 127. fronting feet on North I street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth sts., andronning back 147 feet and one-half inch te a 20- foot alley, and situated immediately cast of the fine residence of Dr. Ward. U.S. A.. and is believed to be one of the most eligible building sites fur sale in. the West End. , Terms of sale: One half. cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trvst on the premises. Conveyances at the cost of the purchasers, Sy 8a JAS. C. McGUIRE& CO., Auct’s, = es RY J. C. MCGUIRE & OO., Auctioncers. PEBEMPTORY SALE OF A FINE SQUARE OF GROUND. On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, July i2th, at 6 o'clock, at the Auction Roems, we shall sell the whole of *quare No. 890,lying on north H street, between 7th and Sth streets east. The sale of this square entire affords a fine op- pecan - inves ent or Speculation nae, ied well wit @ grade in a rapidly improving par pe rhe city, has pavement, &c., laid on the H street Tron Terms’ One half cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months. with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises, Coaveyances at the cost of the purchaser. Title perfect. i Sy 8-4 J.C. MCGUIRE & CO,, Ancts, (CR LEASE #OR A TERM OF YEARS—The HOUSE and spacious LOT situated on the cor- ner of west 6th street and Louisisna avenue, N 7, The lot contains 547 feet. For conditions of lease apply on the premises, jy 1-lw* URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—To gontle- men only, 506 9th street, one door from P; avenue. Je 22- (OR SALE—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. The three story BRICK HOUSK, (and Lot.) No. 559, sh street, Isiand, between D and E streets. contains nine rooms,and isin all re- aspects _adesirable residence and’ property. Apply to W. D. WALLACH, Stuy Office. je 28-tf fOR SALE—A small brick HOUSE and good sized LOT, containing four rooms and summer kitchen. Situated on 4th street, between N and O, For particulars inquire at GIBBS’ Hair store, 242 Pa. av., near 13th st. je W7-1m EF OR RENT—To gentlemen, two neativ farnighed CHAMBERS, ina very pleasant and healthy location, near the State Department and Lafayette Park, 460 New York avenue, and forty yards east of the horse cars running from the Oapitol to Georgetown. Rent low. je 9-tf XO 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 Nec- retary Chase, together ‘with large brick stable. The premises pot to be rented for a boarding house, For particulars inquire of Hon . Ky SOMES on the premises, or Capt. GEORGE ELY, Reet street. Possession given immediately, ‘OR SALE-100 AORES OF LAND at Belta- ville, 100 acres at Contee’s, 50 acres at Laurel, S00 acres at Savage, 150 at Aneacolis Junction, 100 acres at Jessop's Cut, 16) at Hanover Switch, 45acres near Elkridge Landing, 56 acres % mile from Baltimore, Allon the Washington Branch Railroad, For terms and deseription, apply to M, BANNON, 32 St. Paul’s st., Baltimore, Md. je 9-1m* Roexs FOR RENT.—Comfortable and well- furnished Rooms at 450 12th street, between Gand Hsts. The location is one of the most de- sirable in the city. my 2-tf Fo RENT—A large STORE; good location for confectionery or icecream saloon. Inquire at the store, $10 I street we je6-1m SE BOARDING. puzatany BOARD, at 439 9th street, opposite Patent Office. dy 7-3t* BpOABDING— One large ROOM, with two beds, for four gentlemen, with first class BOARD, a $25 apiece. Within five minutes walk of Post Of- fice, Inquire at Star Office, dy 7 3tf 'UMMER BOARDING.—Pleasant Rooms and first-class Board can be obtained in Geor, town, in a delightful locality, overlookin: 6 banks of the Potomac. Apply at No. ee paces ¥ ‘street, near Frederick street, it will e- ORICE. hie old Hon, Hestde 1 on and after July receive regu- vo r day. ‘Also, twotarge Roos Jar boarders at 31 for rent, suitable for a party ofsls gentlemen No, 495 7th street, sign of the White Bear. jy 7-lw* OARDING.—The attention of those who wish spacious and airy rooms, well furnished, upon moderate terms, is specially. requested. The ad- vertiser wishes to provide for her inmates a real home, and todothis, will earnestly endeavor: to promote their comfort by every means within her power. Modern conveniences and a good library Fea Mies dies abet Steerer aa a sient boa = fen, y at street, between F and G gts. ba Sy 7: Bi SEVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS, with d. ‘ tat No. 29. ‘ L Westar the furmtzeat cng, OOH gh NISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT F “BOARD. “FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY —Tho 2con: Or, 0) ely, and one Room on the Third Hoor, une ettaated in the best location in the eity—456 ie pexeat. between E an ,afewTable Boarders, by day or month. Jy 6-3t* Pipsils con gh treeraonaia, Wk ny.) at tho Phlladelp a House, 5 Re i No. 5 lew Jersey avenue nen aa Oe Je %-im* Itimore 2 D. H. NICHOLS, Proprietor. K i oy oe ub wean Nive. eral at one taatate twee ¥ pr AGEREIS ann wiypoy SHADE fork done at short notice. ia the city or country bt re aw nats CHAS. L. LOCK WOOD & 00. @ imi = 38e Baer et, wh pnd ith ota Auction: NOON, July 224. BY JAS. C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEER’S SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES AND LOTS ON 218T STREET, BETWEEN G AND H STREETS, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 7th, at 6% o'clock. on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust dated July 20th, 18%, and duly recorded in Liber J .8.,No 2/2. folios 213 et seq., one of the land records tor Washing tun county, D. ©., Ushall sell parte of Lots lettered * E” and “¥, Todd's recorded subdivision of original lots 7,8 and 9,in Squere numbered 1M. fronting together () feet on 2ist street west, between Gand streets north, and running back 10 feet, improved with two three-story Brick Dwelling-houses, with back buildings, to be sold separately, Terms of sale: One-third in cash,and the re- mainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by_a deed of trust on the premises, Cost of conveyances, including revenue stamps, to be paid by the purchaser. - If the ternis of sale are not complied with in fire days,the Trustee reserves the rizht to resell at the risk and expense of the ee purchaser, . CARTER MARBURY. Trustee. Je 24-eokds J.C. McGUIRE & Co., Aucts BF THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN conseqnence of the illness of the Trustee until MONDAY RETERNOON S00 tei, fame hour and place, . CARTER MsRBURY, Trustee. jy S-eo&ds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucit, Y J, C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH E STREET BE- TWBEN 19TH AND 20TH STREETS WEST. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at 6% o’clock, on the premises. by virtue of a deeree of the Orphans’ Court, dated June 2st, 1354, confirmed by the Supreme Court, July 5th, 1864, I shall sell, part of Lot No. 2, in Square No. 12, fronting abont | % feet on north E street. between ivth and 20th streets, and running back 97 feet 044 inches, togeth- er with the improvements consisting of a two-story Frame Dwelling House, (No. 214,) containing fyur rooms. Terms cash. P Cost of conveyance to be Rela by the purchaser, M. F. NORRIS, Guardian. Sy 6-d J.0. MoGUIRE & CO , Aucis, B* J.C, McQUIBE & OO,, Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH C STREET. BETWEEN 11TH AND 12TH 8TRKETS WEsT. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July 13, at 634 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell part of Lot No. 2, in Square No. 323. ane 17 feet *¢ inehon north C street. between lith and I2th streets wost, and improved by a three-story brick dwelling house, (No. 26%.) containing eight nice rooms, with passage and porches back and front, Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in 6 and f2 months, with interest, Secured by deedvef trast on the premises. a 7 &# Immediate ecsion given. Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid by the purchaser, jewoa J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts! B® J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTER’S SALE OF BRIOK ‘DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH H. BET WR = IRTEENTH AND SOCRTEENTH STREE’ By virtue of a deed of trust eam Wm. BH. Clam-~ itt and wife, dated the twenty-third day of fer. ember, eighteen hundred and ofty-vigbt, anddaly recorded in Liber J.A.8., No 161, folids 437, 43%, and 439, one.of the land records for, Washington county, District of Columbia. § will sellat Public on the premises,on MONDA ‘APTER- 48tS velock, that lot or ‘cel of land in the City of Washington, and District of Columbisaforesaid, being merle of Lots numbered one, twenty-nine, and thirty. (1,29, 30,) In Square Two hundred and fifty, (25) ns said Lots uare are marked, laid down and distia- ed on the plan of sa‘d cig beginning for said ata pointon ree fH street north. eight feet four inches, (8 4inches,) east of the outh- west corner of said lot numbered one, and runnin: thence east sixteen fect Sinches, 939, feet 8 inches. thence north ninety-two feet, (92 fect.) phence xe sixteen. Saal oh bt inches, Users io es -two feet, a te eae ey proved by & well-built bri | Al eorny ge ; Th COR OF ed Poriare will Be reautred paid dows modern improvements. This Aeates lies Justeast of the Demenoub ig Des Se Preabyterian h. ii ois ‘tthe Boat the tle secidenves ofits claret the cit: half of the purchase . RY “ rats Biotest, ine eat detaei be given and a deed of trust taken to re the deferred pays. includiig revenue stampe, atthe con’ cost of the purchaser. t sale not be complied ‘with angie Jrustee reservesthe night wie Cree dare the A Fs resell. visk and-expenses uf tone or er one weet's botice fa the figuaa 3 telligencer. bli <b ie or hy 3 BE oad TWO HANDSOME DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS ON NORTH:E S*RERT, BETWEEN 6TH AND ITH SEREEPS WEST, AT PUBLIO AUG- On. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July lth, at 6% o'clock, on the premises, we shail selltwo hand- some Brick Ivesidences. Nos. 454 and 456 K atreet, between 6th and 7th streets west. The houses are we | built, with large and pleasant rooma, and are supplied wise all the modern improvements. ara ‘erms: one-third cash, the remainder in twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed | trust op the premises. Title indisputable, Convéyances and revenue stamps at the costef the purchaser jeSi-d JAMES C, McoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, BY C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE DWELLING-HOUSE AND BUILD- ING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NORTH STREET AND 19TH STREET WEST, On MONDAY AFTBRNOON, July lth, at half. past 60" k, on the premises, we shall sell, for account of estate of the late Com. Crane, parts of Lots Wand ii, in Square No.1, at the corner of igth street west and north H street, together with the improvements, consisting of a three-story Brick Dwelling house, with back-buildings, star bling, &e. ‘Fhe property will be divided into three parts, two building lots and the house and lot om which it-stands, with a safficient side alley. Possession of the house will be given on the Ist | of October, 1864. Termes cash, : core of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the Mera 3,0. McGUIRE & CO. Ancts, B* 24s. ©. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. NEW AND DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING- 11 ND LOT ON J1TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. ‘ On/MONDAY AFTERNOON, July llth, at 6% oclock, on the premises, we sha!l sell Lot No. 16 in subdivision of Square No. 340, fronting 25 feet inches on lith street west. between L and M ata, north, and running back $2 feet to analley 15 feet Yinebes wide, logether with the impravemeats, isting of a new and well-built three-story Frame Dweiling-houee, finished throughont inthe most superior mauner, and containimg 7 rooms, | with hall, gas-pipes throughout, and in all re- 2 spects a comfortable and 4: ‘able residence. The situation is one of the best in. Washington, high, healthy and entirely respectable. : ‘Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in4,8 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust "Ey Tinmmedints ponsession given mmedia ion given. joa OG: McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN JESSE B. HAW’S SUBDIVISION OF MOUNT PLEAS- ANT, ADJOINING THE BOUNDARY LINE AP 7TH AND STH STREETS EXTENDED, On MONDAY, the llth instant, we shall soll. im frontof the premises, at 6 o'clock p. m., the fol- lowing valuable Building Lots, viz-—Lotd Nos 42, 43, 44, and 86,0f . B. Haw's subdivision of Mount Pleasant farm. These lots front on 7thand 8th streets extended, and opposite the Park—a soe situation for business purposes, aad outside of the corporetion of Washington. Persons wishing to purchase handsome building lots either for private residences or business pur- poses will do well to attend the sale, Terms of sale: One-half cash; balance in six and = eye mon Eke for notes bearing interest from the ay of sale. A deed given and adeed of trust taken. Allcome veyance at cost of purchaser. Title indisputable. ae above lots will be subdivided to suit pur- chasers, Fifty dollars will be required of each purchaser when the property is knocked off, and if not paid gona ap wal e fen yas up and cr diee oes next ighest bidder who shail com: wi e terms. Sy Gd GREBN & WILLIAMS, Au Y JAS. C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SNUG TWO-8TORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON CHESNUT STRKET, BETWEEN 14TH AND 15TH STREETS. On. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July 12th, at 6% o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell parts Lots No. 48 and 49, in Drary’s subdivision of Square 29, fronting 14 feet 6inches on Chesnut Street, between Mth and 15th streets west and P and Q streets north, improved by a well-built two- story brick Dwelling-House Terms cash, Conveyances at the cost of the eo ssRession given. dy 7td JAM SC. MoGuInE & CO., Aucta, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AGOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOP ON G STREET, BETWEEN 4): AND 6TH ; ISLAND, AT AUCTION, DAY, the 13th instant, at 634 o'clock p, m., we shal in tront of the premises, 8 good two-story Frame House. containing six rooms, be- ing part Lot 8. in Square 496. A good chance fora small investment Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, _jy6 ly Be Auctioneers. 3° JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF NINB SMALL DWELLING HOUSES, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July ee 6 o’clock, on the premises, commencing w: first-named, we shail sell part of Lot 23, square 512, on Fourth street. west, between N and north, improved by two small Brick D Houses, four rooms each, Immediately after, we shall se]l part of Lot No. 3, square 449, fronting on the 34 foot alley between L and M streets north, and 6th and 7th streeta west, improved by five small Brick and two Frame Dwelling Houses. eh Terms : One-half cash: the balance in six months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the remises. PiConveyances at the cost of the purchaser. jy2-d [Rep] J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, GUARDYAN’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD ING LOT ON NORTH I,-BEWEEN 14TH. AND 15TH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the lith, day of July next, 164, Ishalisell,infront of the premf ‘at 6 o'clock .m,. by virtue of.a decree of the rt Sated the lath day of Mav, 1863, ratified and con= firmed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia on the leth day of May, 1863, jfollow- ‘pg described handsome boll lots, viz? ot pumb-red four(4)1n Square numbered nondred and eighteen, (218.) it having & front of, feet 7inches on north L, between ith and . streets rear, Fanning» ck with aside alley to 538. alle} fee! r “Terme: Ove halt eas; balance in six monthe, the puzeBaser to gi te for the rred pas ment, bearing interest om thé sale, and. ps, at secu! tl tisfaction of the lon yeneing, ine.uding revenue [and ifthe wrole ie knockedo! bce a pre complied wit ve Gave ofr Cx fr do eee pp amt ha Cert be iverising ouch resale in the National. Intel ligensen shies 18, , ‘itle a are ELIZA ANN : ian, otihds | GRERN & WILLIAMS, Musi UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Wan Derapruanr, Cayatay Bureau, } Bene a Gear a PHLTS aUUNOR totes pamed iD] be ¥ nN jghs evil 1. be gold TBLIO AUG" = vinzys ra) e times and Places 2 : Lebanon, Pennaylvania, THURSDAY, July 1th, ‘eeding, Pennsslvanis, THURSDAY, daly fits nusttisbata, Pennsjlvania, THURSDAY, Joly: Ytoopa, Pennsylvanis, THURSDAY, Augect Byte rt, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. ae! “TWO HUNDRED (20) CAVALRY BOBSES at "These hovaes have been condemned 68.unfit foe feral asa purport £008 Drang may be had > as Hore elias ott Tew “Lieut, Col, and t *