Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Canrersury.—The tons to-night. robably the last op- portunity of witnessing this fine formance, as Buono was onlyengaged for the week. ‘The bill will be otherwise a good one also, and the Ethiopian performances Will be of a most amusing character. Grovees TuzatTeR.—Mr. S. W. Glenn has given the public a series of popular and amu. sing theatrical entertainments this waek, and the bill ter to-night is one of the best yet pre- duced. Mr Glenn himself will give « Rich- ard Third,” or “ Dickey Three,” in Dutch ina style in which heis mimitable. «Ireland as it Is” and the “ Irish Tiger” will also be per- formed, Mr. George ©. Charles and La Belle Enlie taking principal parts. ——.—___ TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC ScHOOLS—Elécti Teachers.—An adjourned meeting of the Boney, of Trustees of Public Schools was held yester= day in the Aldermen's Chamber, Oity Hall, Mayer Wallach presiding. i Mr. Hitz was appointed a member of the committee on supplies, vice Dr. Davis, re- signed. The application of Miss E. Forbes for a teachership was received and referred to com- mittee on examination. Dr. Walsh, from the committee on examina- tion of teachers, reported that they had attended to that duty on the 9th instant. There were twelve teachers present, three of whom were rimary teachers and candidates for promotion. he committee report having found Miss Mary iL. Rowe and Miss Hannah P. Johnson as qualified for primary school teachers. The following were elected teachers for the the ensuing year. viz: First District—S. John Thomson, Male Gram- mar; Apnie E. Evans, Female Grammar; Maria E. Rodier, Male Intermediate; Adeline K. Lowe, Femal+ Intermediate; Fannie E. Hoover, Secondary No. |; Henrietta H. Slater, do. No. 2; Mary Jane Mills, do. No.3; Amelia M. Kirk, do. No. 4; Letitia B. Allen, do. No 5; E. F. Redmond, Primary No.1; Emily Robinson, do. os. 2 and 3; Oceana A. Walker, do. No. 4; Adele Tait, sub-assistant. There are no changes in this district. Miss Oceana A. Walker’s name does not appear upon the Manual of last year, as her school was not organized until January 1, 1564. Second Distric.—Male Grammar School, Thomas M. Wilson; Female Grammar School, Miss Elizabeth H. Boggs: Male Intermediate, Mrs. Emily Myers; Female Intermediate, Miss Emily V. Billings; Secondary No. 1, Miss Jane Thomas; Secondary No.2, Miss Isabella F. Acton; Secondary No. 3, Miss Mary A. ‘Tucker; “Secondary No. 4, Miss Martha Y. Fletcher; Secondary No.5, Miss Alice M. McIn- tosh; Secondaries Nos. 6 and7 are not organ- ized, for want of suitable rooms; Primary No. 1, Miss Hannah M. Morse; Primary No. 2, Miss Maggie E. Flenner; Primary No.3, Miss Sallie Rodier; Primary No. 4, Maria Y. Davis; Primary No. 5, Sabra P. Abell. A number of changes were made in this dis- trict. Miss Jane Thomas 1s transferred from mdary No 3 to Secondary No. 1; Miss Is- abella F. Acton from Secondary No.1 to Sec- ondary No. 2; Miss Mary A. Tucker from Secondary No.1 to No.3; Miss Martha V.Fletch- er from Secondary No.5 to No. 4; Miss Alice M. McIntosh trom Secondary No. 6 to No. 5. A new Primary School, No. 5, is organized, and Miss Sabra P. Abell, last year of Second- ary No. 2, is placed in charge. Third District—Male Grammar School, W. W. MeCathran: Female Grammar School, Mary E Ramssy: Male Intermediate, Jane G. Moss, Female Intermediate, Frances Elyans; Secondary No. 1, Eliza W. Clarke; Secondary No. 2, Lucy Ella Moore; Secondary No.3, Kate M. Sanderson: Secondary No. 4, Catharine Morphy; Secondary No. 5, Emily E. Jordan; Secondary No.6, Lucy B. Davis, Secondary No. 7, Jeanie A. Ramsay; Secondary No.8, Ad- die Thompson; Secondary No. 9, Helen E. Wil- Jiame; Primary No. 1, Josephine S. Bird; Pri- mary No.2, Mary Aun Hill: Primary No. Mary Aukward: Primary No. 4, Eliza J Wheatley; Primary No. 5, Elizabeth Annie Allen. These are the same as last year. Twonew primary schools—Nos. 6 aud 7—are organized, and Misses Sarah V. Triplett and Hannah P. PB. Jehnson are placed in charge respectively. * Fourth District—John E. Thompson, Male Grammar: Marg’t A. Amidon, Female Gram- mar; Geneva A Reed, Male Intermediate; Mrs. McUutchen, Female Intermediate; Annie M. Adams, Secondary No. 1; Mary Ann Lee, do. No. 2; Mary E. Martin, do. No.3; Mary Aun Bowen, do. No.4; Sarah E. Eckloff, do. No. 5; H. Magee, do. Ne. 6: Mrs. M. A. Walker, do. No.7; Josephine A, Lee, Primary No. 1; Seville Davis, do. No. 2: Alice E. Adams, do. No. 3; Miss A. Varborn, do. No. 4; Miss A. Bailey, sub-s#esistant. There are uo changes in this district. Mr. J. H. Daniel was re-elected teacher of ‘yocal music. On motion of Mr. Wilson, a resolution was adopted authorizing the committee on text books to introduce such books, maps, charts, Apparatus, and furniture into any one of the public schools of the city as they may select, For the sole purpose of practically testing their utility and adaptation to the wants of the schools, and to report the results of their in- ‘vestigation to this board in writing. Mr. Wilson also introduced the following, which was adopted: Re ed, That a committee of four members of this board be appointed by the president, to inguire into the manner in which the recent ‘Written examinations were condneted in the grammar and intermediate schools: whether in all cases the rules laid down by the Board of Trustees, and published on the programme, ‘were strictly observed; whether any teacher obtained any knowledge whatever of the na- ture and character of the printed lists of ques- tions prior to the time designated for their use in the examinations of «aid schools, and, ff so, in what manner, and through whom; whether any teacher has originated or circulated false Teports calculated to impair the utility of these examinations, and injure the reputations of their associates; and to report the results of their investigations to this board, with such recommendations as they be deem proper. Mr. Wilson stated that he had reason to be- lieve that the questions to be propounded at the last written examination had been di- vulged by some one. He had information also that one of the grammar school teachers had Obtained the questions, and had drilled one of his pupilsinthem. If this were so the matter should be investigated, and if any one had been guilty of such an act he certainly was Mot deserving to ovcupy the high position of a teacher. Mr. Wilson asked further to be ex- cused from service on the committee, as he might be called upon to appear in another ca- pacity Mr. Walsh said he too had heard the same charges, and he tnought this was a subject tor investigation. Messrs. Tustin. Miller, Holmead and Hitz ‘were appointed the committes. Mr. Hitz offered a resolution requesting Councils to pass an ordinance, enabling the trusteestoemploy male teachersin the male intermediate schools of each district in place of females, said male teachers to peceive a salary of $50 per annum. Mr. Wilson moved to amend 80 that it would apply only to the Third District. He thought iteminently properthat these schools should have male teachers, but it would be best to commence the experimentin the district where the new school house was located. The resolution as amended was adopted, but there was 4 distinct understanding that this action should inno way operate against Miss Jane Moses, the present experienced and ef- Aicient teacher of the Male Intermediate school of the Third District. Mr. Murtagh, from the committee on ex- amination of candidates for the scholarship in Golumbia College, made & majority report, signed by Messrs. Murtagh, Wight and Hitz; whereby the scholarship was awarded to Fabey Franklin, a pupil of the MaleGrammaraschool of the Fourth District, Mr. J. E. Thompson teacher , who appeared toexcel ina majority @f the studies and evinced a general aptness and intelligence. in their report the committee say : “In making this award, your committee deem it proper toadd that Faby Franklin, the Successful candidate, now in the twelfth y: of his age, (nie teacher says 11% years.) wi transferred at the beginning of the year from the male intermediate to the grammar school, where, in the spacs of one school year, from the lowest class, by close application to study and @ rigid adhesion to the rnies of the school, he bas not only reached the highest position in the school, but given evidence that warrants your committee in believing that great credit will be reflected upon the public schools of ‘Washington at the close of his collegiate course.” ‘The successfnl candidate is a son of our Sellow-citizen, Mr. Franklin, the optician. The yeport was adopted, and the secretary was ordered to notity the President ot Columbian College and young Franklin of the result of the examination. Adjourned. ———— A GRAND TovENAMENT AND BALt. will be given at Seventh street Park, on Monday, Aa- gust Ist, and will commence at 5 o'clock, p. m. The Merine Band will be in atteudacce, and there wili undoubtedly be much enjoy- ment, as & tourniment is a rare thing here. A yery pretty lady, accompanied by other pretty ‘adies will be crowned Queen of Love sad 3eauty, and an address will be delivered by don. ‘Thomas B. Florence, After the Toarna- ment a Ball. —— eae QugistY MivsTReELs.—This famous troupe ‘vil open at Ford's Theater on Monday e next. John W. Raynor, of the original ie of 1846, will be manager, and Mr. Geo. ty will be the comedian. The well known ‘ter of the troupe, and their set's? § to @nuse, will, without doubt secure for them Till houses. Inramous Peacticgs at OgnTur Mar- KET.—This morning, a cow dealer at Center Market was hauled up for baing guilty of the inhuman practice of tying down the tongues of calves,or muzzling them, to prevent their sucking their dams. Officer Brewer, of the Third Ward, upon hearing of it, went imme- diately to the dealer ard made him remove she muzzles and cords, and at the eame time noti- fied him that a second attempt would cause an immediate arrest. All hofior to oficer est Ket raaste t is about time that the marke! ¢ should put a stop to this devilish practice of the cow-dealers at Center Market, who, to make the cows show well as milkers, keep them unmilked until their udders are swelled nearly to bursting, cavsing intense suffering to the animals, and sometimes utterly ruining them. It is about time, also, that the market master at Center Market should enforce the law against inhumanity to calves and sheep, tied and thrown upon their backs. Jt is impossible to move along the brick side- walks skirting the Center Market building on amarket day, without stumbling at every step ever some unfortunate animal closely tied by its four legs, lying on its back strangling, with tongue and eyes protruding, uttering piteous cries, so long as it has strength. It is notorious that they are kept in this posi'ion of torture for hours, despite the Corporation ordinan:e de- signed to remedy theevil. In moother city, in any civilized country on the face of the globe, would such an inhuman practice be tolerated for an honr. gee CxznTER MARKET To-Day.—Beef, best cuts’ per pound, 3.c.; next, 25c. Salt Beef, 15a20c, Dried Beef,25c. Veal, 20c. Mutton, best chops, 25c. Lamb, per pound, 25a30c. Pork, fresh, 25c. Pork, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 30c.; sliced, 40c., breasts, 25c.: shoulders, 23c. Butter, 45n50c. Chiekens,per pair, #1a$2. Ducks, per pair, #1.25. Eggs, per dozen. 30c. Tomatoes, per peck, $1.20. Pears, per peck, #1. Cymblins, per dozen, 25a30c. Cucumbers, 35a 40c. Green Corn, per dozen, 40c. Apples, per peaks new, 40c.a $1; dried, 50c.a%1. Potatoes, Tish, per peck, 75c. Green peas 50. String Beans, per peck, 50c. Peaches, new, per peck, $1 50aS2; dried, per qt., 25c. Cherries,dried, 25c.; Whortleberries, 15c.; Blackberries, 10c. Beans, butter, 25c.; white, 10al2c. Raddishes,bh., 5al0c. Beets, 10c. Onions, per pk., $1.50. Cabbage, per head,20a25c. Lettuce, per head, 3aldc. Fish— Rock, large, each, $2.50a#3; small, per bunch, 50a60c.; halibut, per pound, 20c.; sea bass, 15c.; blue fish, 15c.; lobster, 12c.; sturgeon, 15c.; pike, per bunch, 50c.a$l; perch, 50c. Rye, per bushel, $2. Cornmeal, $1.95a82. Shipstuff, 85c.a81. Brown Staff, 60c. Shorts, 50c. Corn, shelled, $1.95a$2.; in the ear, per bar- Tel, $9a$10. Oats, per bushel, $1a%1.25. Hay, er cwl, £1.75a82. Straw, $1.50a82. Ciover fay, $1.258$1.50 Egg Plants, each, 20a25c. Watermelons, 5?c.a$l.; Canteloupes, 25a35c. Plums, per quart, 20c. si eS TREASURY DEPARTMENT REGIMENT.—At a meeting of the officers of companies organized of the employees ot the several bureaus of the Treasury Department. held in the Internal Revenue office in the Treasury buildings cn Thursday, July 28, 1864, at 3 a’clock p. m., Captain F. A. Willett was elected chairman, and Captain Green Adams secretary. The object of the meeting was briefly stated by the Chairman, viz: to organize the com- panies of the Treasury Department into a regiment, and elect regimental officers. Nomi- nations for the office of Colonel was then an- nounced &s in order, when, on motion of Uap- tain Green Adams, tain F. A. Willett was unanimously elected Colonel. On motion of Captain Gardner, Captain G. B. Kenniston was unanimously elected Lieutenant Colonel, and on motion of Lieutenant S. V.Smally, Captain T. R. B. Evans was chosen Major. A committee was then appointed, consisting of Captain Green Adams, Captain J. Hackett. and Captain L. Beardsly, to inform the Secre- tary of the Treasury of the action of the meet- ing. eee eS Tuz Post Orrick Roprsry.—Yesterday, Justice Thompson held an examination of the ease of Edward C. Smith, charged with fraud- ulently obtaining a letter from the post office containing money, addressed to Ephraim L. Smith, which resulted in his final commuit- ment for court. 1t appeared from the evidence that Ephraim Smitn is the fatner of the ac- cused, and had left some money in the hands of a Mr. Cooper, of Glendale, Camden connty, N.J., which fact coming to the knowledge of tne prisoner, he addressed a letter in the father’s name fora remittance, and received it. A second call was made in a few days, which excited suspicion, and Mr. Cooper in formed the father, who took measures to ferret out the matter, little dreaming that his own son was theculprit. A decoy letter was then placed in the office, when his son called and obtained it, and was arrested. — DWELLING DAMAGED LY THE EXPLOSION OF A SHELL.—During the practice firing from the mortar schooner yesterday afternoon, one of the 13-inch shells exploded prematurely, and a fragment, weighing two and ‘three-quarter pounds, entered the dwelling of Mr. J. R. Muller, residing in West End, causing some damage to the house and considerable constur- nation among the inmates. One individual, bowever, lying asleep in the room into which the missile entered, was not disturbed trom his nap, though it was deposited in very close preximity tohim. Upon the proper represen- tation being made to General Slough, Mr. Mil- ler was promptly reimbursed for the damage sustained to the honse and furniture. No blame, of course, attached to the commander or the mortar schooner.—Alez. Jour., July 29. Sti Sees Svuppgen Deatu.— Yesterday afternoon, & white man, evidently a stranger in the city, was found lying in adying condition by the side of alumber pile in W. McLean’s lumber yard, and he died in fifteen minutes after he was discovered. There was nothing found upon him that would indicate his name or res- idence. He was dressed in a brown linen dus- ter and pants, achecked woollen shirt. a mixed straw hat, gaiter shoes and mixed cotton socks. Seventeen dollars and forty-three cents in cur- reney was found upon him, a& brass watch and chain, @ white handkerchief, marked A. E. in German letters. An inquest was held by the coroner, and the jury returned a verdict of death from causes unknown to the jury. mn OE ACCIDENT.— Yesterday, about4o’clock p m., asa Government wagon, laden with wagon poles, &c., was passing H street north, a coach, containing & lady and two children, was driven along 5th street. At the intersection of the two streets, the coachman, though near the wagon, undertook to pass ahead of it. The consequence was that the pole of the wagon came in contact with the top of the coach and tore it from the body. The lady and children were alarmed, but not injured. A policeman ‘was about to arrest the coachman, but being told that he was the servant of the British Minister, he declined making the arrest. rag Mad ara DrsoRDERLY Conpuct —Last night officer Harbin arrested A. J. Cunningham, who he caught fighting with a soldier, on the Navy- Yard. The soldier states that Cunningham at- tempted to arrest him on the charge of being a deserter, when he resisted. Cunningham was taken before Justice Cull, and the soldier not appearing to make any specific charge against him, he was fined #2.5¢ for disorderly conduct. PEE EEE Scunpay Excvrsion anD CLAM BakeE.— To-morrow, at 10 o’clock, the steamer Phoenix, Capt. Stackpole commander, will leave Sev- enth street wharf tor Glymont, where a clam bake will come off. A sail down the beautifal Potomac and a day at Glymont is certainly desirable this hot weather, and no doubt the Phenix will be well patronized to-morrow. ——— THR riot in 2ist street a few days ago was at Mr. Bast’s, and not Dutch Margaret's, as was stated in the Evening Star. The rioter was one of diecharged Scott's 900. No one did anything but this man. The others were gentlemen, and not roughs, a8 was stated. [it*) J. Bast. SPEOIAL NOTICES. pecan a bediat JEWwRLRY.—Gold Plated Jewelry in every varie- ty, both Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ wear at 438 Pa. avenue, near 4% street, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, 1t* sah IF you ARB SO PAR BEHIND the age as not to have used that popular gem for the toilet, Fragrant So- zodont, put it offno longer. but go at once to your nearest negiat and gets bottle. You will never regret it. Sold by all Druggists dy 29-3 Corns, Bumie.’s, Bap Naits, ete, Dr, White will be in dance at his rooms, No, 424 Pennsylvania mre, on and after Fri- day, July 224, dy 21-tf DIED, Drowned, on the 29th instani. WICK. in the 9th year of hii son of Mary and the late Richi wick. The relativ. nd the family are in- yited to attend his funeral, from his mother’s res- idence, No. 18 Dumbarton street, on Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. Dear Allie, sleep and take thy rest, God called thee home. He thought it best, From ein and sorrow set thee free, May we prepare to follow thee. of In Georgetown, on the 27th instant, EDITA, daughter of ae A: and Eleanor M. QO’ Donnobue. * At St. Paul, nesota, on the ‘al 251 pst. Paymaster TAPAY ERE 3 Bu0w! Feapanl Ait ae Toon SLURS D. SEDG- @. the youn, so 4 " youngest G Str The subseri a pits. lot of fn HG Mes CRE aces which ke The office ofthe lbero’and Wi | line is at theabous ace. : i panes ravhant Piste |! WANTS. ANTED—A HELPER in @ B’ackemith Stop. CW Anduire of Reo DO RNaON, 383 Eth streck, between Ohio avenve and © st. jy 3)-3t* WANTED To RENT—« SMALL HOUSE cen- N ftzally focated, for which a bonus will be ven. Also several ROO . Enquire ies Ith street. pee jy st ANTED—Ryareapectablegirl.e SLEUATION as chembermaid oe parse otherwise to cvok. wash aud iron ina small family, and is willing to as ist at houcework. In WM. PLBTOH- R’S, corner of 24th and ¢ street: jy 30 3st" WARSTED—One farnished, good sized ROOM, with plain board for a gentleman, his wife and daughter 8 years old. Terms not to exceed Ppermonth. Any respectable person who can accommodate a* above will please address D. M. 5., 533 17th st. References will pe given if required. jy 3) 3U* W ANTED—Three cr four unfurnished ROMS Y ina respectable locality. Address Mrs.Capt. TYLER, StarOffice. ___dy 29-3t* _ A FIRST-CLASS BREAD BAKER WANTS aSITUATION, Address BAKKR, Star Office, _iy 2-20" V ANTED—A suite of tix oreight ROOMS.ora large ROOM capable of subdivisien,in a een tral looality. tor a State Agency. Aa rese Lock : vy Box No. 2) 3t™ YOUNG MAN, A GOOD BREAD. CAKE AND Pastry cook. wisbesa SITUATION. Applyat BROWN’S Restaurant, corner 13th and Pennaylva- nia avenue, jy 29-2t* WWANTKD—At the Gosling Heuse, a WOMAN. ¥ Must be « first-rate washer and ironer and assist with Cooking. 247 Penn. avenue, batween 12th and !3th streets. jy 23-2t* Vy ANTED—A second hand HEAD BAKER. —Ten first-class BREAD BAKERS, at a ply at the Star Office. Jy 24-31 WASTE 1 McKELDEN’S BAKERY, 496 Seventh st iy 28-3t* Ap- te JANTED TO BUY 25 or 30 well broken MULEs Inquire at FOWLER'S Stables, New York nv. Sy 28 OF" A. SCOTT. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A furnished or unfurnished HOUSE, central location, me dinm size, Address Box 407, Washington Post Office. jy 28 3t" W ANTED—To rent or purchase a small HOUSB between 4th and lith, and Penn’s ay. and M streets north. Address H. B. J., Star office, stating terms. Jy 28-49" HE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO PURCHASE (foc cash) a FARM of one or two hundred acres, in northern or western Pennsylvania, It must de in good cultivation. with all the necessary buildings for a well regulated farm. Address J. D., Box 384, Washington, D.C. jy 11-1m* ASTUUEEY HORSES WANTED AT ONCE, Caer QUARTERMASTER’S Orrick, 2 WasuinGton Derort, WASHINGTON, July 29, 1804 HORSES suitable for artillery service will h purchased at this dep»t, by the undersigned, in open market, from date until September I, ISi4, in lots of six to fifty, at one hundred and eighty dol lars ($J8') per animal; each animal to be subjected boitiie canal Government inspection before being accepted. Horses to be delivered to_and inspected by Capt. C.H. Tompkins, A.Q.M .U.8,A., corner 22d and G streets, Washington, D.C. D. H. RUCKER, Brigadier General, Chief Quartermaster, 2-otd Depot of Washington. jy FPEAMSTERS WANTED, Chief Quartermaster’s Office. Depot of Washineton, S Wasuincrton, D.C.. July 9, tos. Wanted, at once, THREE HUNDRED TEAM- STERS, each capable of driving with single line, and managing six mule teams, To such who are competent to perform the duty, the pay per month will be thirty dollars, with one ration per day, an@ hospital privilewes, including the best medical attendance when sick. Apply to Captain Charles H. Tompkins, A.Q. M., TS. A., corner Twenty-second and G sts... Wash- ington, D.C. . H, RUCKER, Brig. Gen’l and Chief Quartermaater, fe 9-19t Depot of Washineton. ANTE D—8ECOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS. BEDS. BED. DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODS ofevery description. R. BUCHLY, 42™ 7th street, te R-tf between G and H SUBSTITUTES. QUBSTITUTES! SUBSTITUTES! N. H, MILLER & 00., No. 511 Ninth street west, near Pennsylvania ay, ) TWENTY-FIVE men for the army,as REP- RESES TATIVES for those linble tu the DRAFT, ““AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES, aN; BocBuonera liberally dealt’ with, “Exémp- inn papers prepared, with dispatch, ie aL NH. MILLER. _ iy 29-6t" Justice ‘of the Peace. QUBSTITOTES FURNISHED at lowest rates +’ by LEWIS #ROS., 414 Pennsylvania avenus. Respectfully refer to Mr. Shelley, Book-keeper, Metropolitan Hotel, and Mr. James E. Black, Third Auditor’s office, U. 8. Treasury. jy @7-7t* SURSTITUTFS.—Substitutes bought and sold. S Enrolled citizens bad better apply at 183 st., between 2th and 2tst, before enzaging a sub. elsewhere, Will be furnished at the cheapea! rates. Jy 26-Im* enat wide BOARDING. S VERAL LARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS FOR © RENT, WITH BOARD. suitable for families or parties of gentlemen. T+rms trom $25 to $35 permonth. Table Boxrd $20 permonth. At No. 415 E street, nesr Post Office. it" T° RENT, WITH BOARD—A very desirable ROOM fcr a gendeman aud wife or two single gentlemen; algo, one single Room, at 372 C st., corner 434, Also, to rent, as above. a Stable for 4 or 5 horsrs, Jy 3)-3t* Boake gtND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. for families or ingle persons. Hou-e commodious and airy. with avacionsgrounda One large room for party of three, $10: one for two, $5. Apply at S. W.corner 2i-t and H streets, near Penn. avenue. Jy 39-3t ] oe ae gentleman wishes to find BOARD J witha private family,in the vicinity of the War Department, or between I7th and 2th streets, Address“ A.V.G.,’' 145 F street. Jy 29-3t* Boar .—A second story FRONT ROOM, snit able for two or three gentlemen. and TABLE BOARD without, for $5 0 week, at 134 nenne ave- y 29-3t* nue, between 19th and 20th s GENTLEMEN DESIROUS OF OBTAINING ¥ Board ina private family will find two pleas- ant Rooms by applying at No. 7 Ist st., George- town. Terms moderate, dy 23-30" [CELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR 4% insuits, with first class Board, at 301 G at., between 13th and l4th, near the Departments. References exchanged. iy 2 6t* QE VERAL WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, with \) BOARD. ina pleasant locality. Inquire at 431 3d street, between Pennsylvania and Missouri ave pues. Jy 2-3t* ‘OR RENT—Two religious or moral gentlemen can be accommodated with a third-story FRONT ROOM, furnished (with or without beard) ina private f-mily. Inquire at No. 634 L street, between 6th and 9th. Jy 23-3t* ~OOD BOARDING AND PLEASANT ROOMS ‘A can be had at No. 95 Washington street, Georgetown. Also several ROOMS to let. Sy 27-1" FOGaN eee ROOMS AND BOARD. — Neatly FURNISHED ROOMS with or without Board, and Table Board fora few gentlemen can be ob- tained uh applying at No. 353 C street, between 4*2 and 6th éts. Jy 25-e03t" OARDING—ROOMS with BUARD st 172 24 3D street. between B and C streets near the Cap- itol, depot and avenue, jy 26 lw* XRKREAT BARGAINS. FRE3H GOODS JUST ARRIVED VRIME BROWN SUGAR, 23c, BEST RIO COFFEE, only t6c, BEST JAVA, Gc. BEST BLACK TEA, $1 60 BEST IMPERIAL TBA, $2. - BEST GUNPOWDER, $3 6. With large lot of FRESH GROCERIES, Very low for cash. : 8, EVANS, 487 9th st., between D and B, jy 28-3t* weat aida, WATE BENT 8. Waren Reoistear’s Orrion, i Orry Bart, aly 1864. All persons who use the Aqueduct w; on their eeerece are Bereby. Sone foe pdenel Pant is ue e on fo; Fgh iets taacetey rie tee Pere om The water rent ia required to be paid at this of- fice during this month of July. If not paid by or b st Ist, the law commands that the jut off at the main and not restored ex- cept upon Pp ars of srrears and two dollars for expense o shutt: fand restoring. Le sew does erie ior be: iter Teaividees pot this pu! Be BB) at wi en. ee "RANDOLPH OOYLE, 8-Im Water Registrar. OBSES' RORSES!! HORSES!!! H $175. $175. $175, Wan Durastusst, Cavatey Buxeao, Office ob Chat jer master, One hundred cad serenity ore diterh fits e hundred a e ‘ollars ($175, wil be paid forall DAVALEY HORSES thay cack s TA 4.™m, 4! dered. Hour gus kv ERIN: Licut. Golone?” ana Chief Quartermaster, ymut CO avalry Burean, N OFTY SAVING: W4"frosartaaray Wanch Stas ibos. AN: EDWABD Sim President and Prog: 55 BUWAAD CLARET ies President and Sccretary. WM.P.DOLE, THOS J Gal MS SOOMEB: 8. V. NILES OEE his Bank Hiner open tar the roe it of 4 of deposits, Ban! 80, No. 58 at the sen Pees jou Sata, Touisitenur’ EDWAMD CLARK, § « Secretary. Dealers 4, EDWARD Atthe Sovings melt or SB oulaene Meow ri | JOHN BR. BLV AR FOR RENT AND SALE. REE LARGE UNFURNISHED ROMS for rent at the corner of Bigh teenth and L streets, jy H-1t* « ‘ ye UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.— Inquire at No. 160 K street, between 18th and 19th streets, south side. Sy Set FOR RENT— three GAFURNISHED ROOMS. WO rat fi: 36 yet street. ath and tth. No. 604, peti dy 30-1" }OR RENT—Part of the HOUSN, with ths us of Kitchen, and some feraiture, if nece@saty. Inquire 660 M street, before 9 4. m. and after 4p.m. iy 30-20 Kok RENT—A rare chance. A STORE AND DWELLING attached in the First Ward. Sait- able for « Grocery. Bakery, &c Enquire at No. 457 lth street, between E and F streets. at one o'clock jv 2) kw Po RENT—A large, three story BRIUK DWELLING, on Virginia avenue, between sth and 7th streets, with fine basement, gas, bath riom, carriage house and stable. oasession ziven immecistely, Apply mext door, 31% ginis avenue, Island. iy FOR BENT—A_ nicely fitted up STORE. with Counter and Shelving, K tshen adjoining, on 2ist sireet west, between F and G, opposite the Goverument mess-nouse, Also, a good HORSE for sale cheap. MRS. JOHNSON Sy 30-3t* QUTLERSHIP FOR SALE.—Tho subscriber be- +" ing compelled to go to California, offera for sale the best 8U TLERSHIP in the country, worth at soate ten repimeats: een se mar street, opposite the Kirkwwod House ar 8 p.m. = Riso, s one-half interest of a SUTLERSHIP in front. Jy su 1W* W. BRAMHALL, OR SALE-A very desirable two story sud basement BRICK DWELLING, in perfect order. with a neat tiower garden, shrubbery, &c. If not seld within two weeks it will befor reat, and a portion of the furniture for sale. For par- ticulars enquire ef Mrs GIBBS, 242 Pennsylva- niaay orot KE, THOMAS, O street, bet. 8th and 9th. Also, a fine Lot. situated on the corner of 0 and 8th streets, well situated for a business stand, Anquire as above. dy 30-3t* 7 ALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE IN THE FIRST WARD.—The undersigned wll sell all or part of that valuable property upon which he resides, situa’ on th rner of 16th and K streets, and within one-and-a-half blocka of Lafayette Square. consisting of several haadsome BUILDING LOTS, one of them improved by a substantial two-story Brick House and back build- ing, with good ttabling, The above propery he sold Jow for cash. Enquire of T. DRURY, Wood & Coal dealer, near the War Department, or on the premises. jy 3-1m* fe URNISHED ROOMS FUR KEN T—F¥rom the Ist of August, No. 424 15th street, between New y 29-' Fok SALE—A BARBER SHOP with lease; also, sti York avenue and H street, store room, Apply at No 429 corner 21 and te, dy 29-3t* FoR RENT—Two FRAME HOUSES. Apply to B BAYES, corner 4th street west and H street north, 2 Cale he Jy 29-3t* NICELY FITTED UP SALOON FOR SALE at a great sacrifice, on account of poor health, Any person calling soon can get a bargain. For particulars call at Star office. jy 20-2t* URNISHFD ROOMS TO LEY—70 | MEN ON |EY—10 GENTLE- LY—Honte 264 F street, between 13th and Iith street, Table Board can be obtained in the immediate vicinity. Sy 29 att VOR RENT—TO GENTLEMEN ONLY—Two airy and comfortably FURNISHED CHAM- RERS, with Breakfa f desired, in a private family, at 375 above K ate Foor SALE A FOR BRICK HOUSE, with larg* Carpenter Shop, (gas and water in house)—$1 400—on Ist st., third house above L, Apply immediately —rare bar- gain. EY SS. co R three story ERICK DWELLL rooms, on ith st,, near the corne For particulars apply at A $ near the corner of E,or No, 23 K st., opposite N. L. Market. jy 29-2t* NT—Three-story and basement BRICK B on 2ist street, between G and H. Rent low to 2 good tenant, and possessionatonce Ap- ply to WM. 8. GRAHAM, General Land Office, or tod aes HENNING, 2ist street, near Boundary. jy 29 2t* PARLOR, neatly furnished, and one untur- nished KOOM, beth fronting two streets, will be rented. separate or together, with or without Board. Tbe most pleasant location in the city, and the cheapest bargain. Apply corner 6th st, east and South Carolina av., Capitol Hill, two squares from Penn. ay. dy 29-3t* Fo RENT—Two furnished BED ROOMS, Ap- . 424 E street, between 8th and 9th. 461 9th st., *ORK RENT—In a private family, one or two neatly furnished ROUMS—No. 476 15th st., betwee av. and F st, iy 23-3t* T—4 BRICK HOUSE, containing ten rooing,and the Furniture torsale. Enquir of WALL, STEPHENS & CU.,322 Pennsylvania avenue. jy 28-1w* RNISHED ROO TO RENT at between twentieth and Twenty- -class boarding house near by. T— One large two story PRAMB containing six rooms and hall, yard dings all complete, on G st., east of 8 and back bui New Jersey av. Inquire on the premises jy 28-3t* FFOE RENT On the et of August. a two story PRICK HOUSE, with back building, store- reom. fixtures, and cellar, on the Isiand, suitable fora grocery or restaurant. Inquire at’ No. 576 lith street, mear Maryland avenue, jy 2 (pas LEASE OF A SMALL HOUSE FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS FOR SALE.—If not sold by the Sith three rooms will be rented on moderate terms, AddressJ, NATAY, Washington ere P.O. fFOR REN A FRAME HOUSE, containing six roms, with front and ba yard, Will be rented to any person who will bny the furniture, References satisfactory to the landlord reqnired. For particulars inquire at room No. 4, first fioor, P.O. Department, between Gand 3 0’clock.or on che premises, 348 L, between 5th and loth streets, after 4 p.m. jy 28-3t* | OF LOT NO.13. IN THE VIL LAGE OF SACKSTT’S HARBOR, NEW YORK —Notice is hereby given tnat LOT 13, in the Village of Sackett’s Harbor, owned and for many years occupied by the United States, will be sold at publicauction on TUBSDAY, the 23d day of August next at 4o’cleck p.m.,on the premi- ses. Terms cash in U.S. currency. The Secretary of the Navy will give to the pur- chaser a deed of release of the premises, July —, Ist4. jy B-2aw4t 410 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS. without board, Apply at No, 272 Fat..cornerI3th. jy 27 6t* *OR RENT—Three-story BRICK HOUSR, No. 275 Pa. avenue, between (th aad lith sts, south side, “Possession giver at once. Apply J. W. THOMPSON, 269 Pa. ave. Jy 27-lw {OR RENT—A GROCERY STORE, with base- ment and fixtures, Al*o, four KOOMS, with kitchen attached. Apply at the nortueast corner of 4th and N streets. jy Z-lw* PRARBER SHOP FO he good willand fixtures of a Shop ‘don Virginia ave- nue. between Seventh and Eight streets, Navy Yard. For terms apply at the shop, or to WM. A. NICHOLS, Jackson alley. iy 27-lw* TOR RENT—A frame HOUSK, containing seven rooms, with 3) acres of ground attached, be- tween the Baltimore turnpike and the new cut road near Mt Olivet. Apply to Mrs. MARY ©. FENWICK, on the premises. jy 2 eo%t* FURNISH ED ROOMS FOR R&NT.—Several de- sirable Rooms. of different sizes, in one of the healthiest and pleasantest parts of the city, froat- ing southward. Furniture entirely new. ‘Privi- lege ina fine bathing room. Also, an Office in the front basement. Inquire 492 E street, between Sth and 6th west. dy 26-5t* ‘OR Le eels for cash, and early possession given, a FRAME HOU SK, LOT and GROCERY STOKE, The house contains six roome.including the store. The house and lot may be so'd without the stock if so desired. For further particulars inquire on the premises, No. 226 Sixth street weet, bet. Mand N atreets north. jy 26-lw* Foe SALE. WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES SION—A small FRAME HOUSE and LOT, No, 571. C street north, between 2d and 3d streets east, Capitol Hill’ For further particulars snquire on the premises. Sy 25-6t* QHow CASES FOR SALE —Just received eight oO OW CASES py the Rout elegant COUNTER 8! makers in New York. Apply toP.J. B Co., $10 7th street, three doors south of Udd Fol- lows’ Hall. dy 23 tf OR SALE—A brick HOUSE, having 6 rooms lot 87 by 99 feet, cheap—$3,20, Also,a corraas containing 6 rooms, 21,0°0 feet of ground. wie Cah artis te fruit and ‘ees, otc., W a Pi im. shade tr . MiroheLE s 30N., Beal Estate Brokers, Southeast corner Penn’s avenue and 5th st. N. B—A RESTAURANT (five rooms) on Seventh sttwet, mith Bye zest] lease, furniture, stock and te s for . CUROCERY STORE, well located (rent $501 per year) with complete Sixtures, gas and city licenses paid. Immediate possession for $40), [iy 22 eost* For RENT—Qne brick HOUSE, with 1 rooms, situated on Fenn a ia betyeet irgand +B. |. 0) a 01 5 Sd. SOHNETOR, No 373 Penn's avenue, between ay and 6th ata. 5 Jy 21-10t* Fo SALE—DRUG STORE; fi: Fickcrtheee BUILDING LOTS: Loeuins rent; . Inquire of Ds. BOGAN, No, 455 Mass. avenue, near 2th street. * dy 16-2w* qOR SALE—A delightfully located LAGE Poser GARDEN, two weten ot oan ae Brick House 5) by te roome ) Saloon, 3 Shoot- ing Gallery, Ten pin Heys, ancing Pavil fon.and MITORELL & SON, pleasant resort. es iy = MITOBE US arcabeiehane Broker south 7B SALE—WITH IMMEDIA oe FR oe pels Harty Hove, ae 1 Lot streets, It contains dine ‘rooms, snd tein ll re. gt. WALLAUH, Star Of OPER ANB 4 ee with Grown rovements, ern impro a HO front, partially furnished, with all mod-» 5 lo- r ir stabi be ines, OF. 2 Biiesr titvoncieria tena: AUCTION SALES, FHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BY ?.°. Meeuinye co., Auctioneers, CHANCERY Sane OF LARGE QUANTITY OF mr UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. Unter ana by virtae ofmdecree of the Supreme ‘ourt of the District of Go umbia,sitting inequity, mereed Daly fs Fea ae Certain cause wherein Rob. Adams ‘execu'orand trastes or Gheree L Cole co man deceased, et al. ave da equity, we shall selon the prema, ttt odes aud manner hereinafter named, the foliowing de- scribed valuable unimproved property. ren ® ot THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July ath, at 5 clock — Square south of Square No. 277, all bounded b Formont avenue, 13th street west and north cf street. ? Lots Nos. 3, 4,5,6,7,8 and 9,in Square No. 27, fronting respectively on 13th street west, Vermont avenne and north R street. Square No. 278, all fronting respectively on 12th street west, north Q street, Vermont and Rhode Island avenues. Square No. 38, all fronting on Jith and Ith streets west, north Q and R streets and Vermont avente. Square No, 310, all fronting on Ith and ith streets went, Rhode Island avenue and north Q Btreet. Part of Lot No. 2, in Square 246, containing 2,014 Bquare feet. The whole squares will be subdivided into bnild- ing lots, plata of which may be obtained at the Auction Rooms prior to the sale, or on the ground on the day of sale, On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 2, at 6 o'clock, on the premises— Lots 5, 19, and 20, in Square No, 537, on the Island. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July 3), at 6 o’clock.on the premises— Lots No. 10 and 11, and part of Lot 18, in Square No, 88, in frontof the old Glass Mouse. Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six. nine. and twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, for which notes will be required, with approved security, On the ratification of the sale by the Court, and payment in full of the purchase nroney, the property will be conveyed to ‘the pur- ers. Sis the terms of aale are not complied with in five days thereafter the Trustee may re-sell the prop- erty so in default, at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser. z The cost Ge conveyances and stamps to be paid urchaser, by the purchaSMES ADAMS, 2 qrustees ROBERT COLTMAN, cone J, C0. Mc@UIRE & CO. Aucts. Jy 16-eokds Y¥ JAS. C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VERY FINE BUILDING LOT ON H STREET NORTH NEAR 13TH SLKEET WEST, AT PUBLIC SALE. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August 3. at 634 o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell a very handsome building lot on H street north, between 13th and }4th streets, near to 13th street, fronting 25 feet on H street, and running back 1M feet, with a J2 feet outlet to the public alley im said square. This lot is finely located for a private residence, and has good improvements on each side. AUCTION SALES. . FUTURE DAYS. Joy 74S. ©. McGUIRE & CO, Anctioncors. STOCK, FURNITURE : VGteP) SERTACKANT, CORNER ON Lay oe On MON. YNN. AVE R Oe Aron DAY MORNING, Anguat tat, at 11 o’clock, on \ h@ premises, we shall sell the Le Stock, Purni, are and Fixtores of the Restauraa belunging to t, 2¢ late Henry Ward, and situated at the corver of 14 th street ae ene end im. 0. ediatel “te Will PP irne cache ta NRAD PINK MAN, Execator, $y 26-4 J. C. McGUIRE & OU., Aucta: B* 3. OC, Mo@UIR.Y & CO., Auctioneers, ‘ECUTORS’ SALE 0.” BUILDING LOTS ON NEW JEKSEY AVENVE, NEAR THE RAIL- ROAD DKPOT. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, August 1, at 6 e’clock, on the premises we shalt sell parts Lots Nos. 3 and 4, in subdivision of Square 63, (ronting 22 feet on New Jersey avenue, cast mans ‘between D ond E streets hea sda rasutee Tage pt 7 3 136equate feet Pte Of 147 feet, and containing Terms” One third cash; the residne in 6 and 12 months, with i ‘ onthe vomit, interest, secured by deed of trust ort o! ani purchaser. © con gnd stamps to be paid by the ‘ see 3.0. MgSUIRE & 00., Ancts, BY GREEN & WILLIEMS, Auctioneers. 2RY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ITD 8 i. HAWS SUBDIVISION OF AS PART Oe MOUNT PLEASANT. ADJOINING THR eh ysis § LINE AT 7TH AND STH 8Ts, On MONDAY. Ist day of August next, we shall rell, in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock p.m.,the following valuable Building Lots. viz: Lotsa Nos. 42, 43. 44and 56,cf J. B. Haw’s subdivision of Mount Pleasant farm, These lots front on 7th and sth Streets extended, and opposite the Park—a ine situation for business purposes, and outside of the Corporation 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 balfcarh; t twelve months. for notes besring interest from the day of sale, A deed given and a deed of trast taken, All conveyances at cost of purchaser, Title indisputable. : The aboye lots will be subdivided to suit pur- chasers, Fifty dollars will be required of each purcharer when the property is knocked off, aad if not paid down it will be then put up and sold to the next highest bidder who shall comply with the t 8. Syai-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, FRY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HG@USEHOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE. On TUESDAY MORNING. August 2, at o'clock, at the corner of West and Montgomery streets, we shall sell the Furniture and effects of family declining housekeeping, comprising Parlor, Dining-room and Chamber Purnitare Carpets, Oil Cloths, Matting Gas Fixtures, Beater About 7s tons Coal Kitchen Furniture, &c., & Terms: One third cash; the remainder in,six and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- onsen JAS. @. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, BY JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, SMALL AND VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPER- TY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BKH- TWEEN STH AND 10TH STREE18, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August 4, xt 64¢ o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell part of Lot 6, in Bquare No. 38), fronting 22 feet on Pennsylva- nia avenue, between 9th and Jiith sts, west, ran- ning back to a private alley belonging exclusively to this property, and improved with a two story Frame House, used as a shoe and cigar store on the first oor and dwelling above, The property is adjoined on each side by fine brick buildings, and could be improved at a comparatively amall cost, as it will require no building but the front wail. Title perfeet. Terms : One-half cash; the remainder in three and six months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Conveyances and stamps &t the cost of the par- chaser, jy 3i-d J.0, MOGUIRE & 0O., Aucts, Y GRE & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Tw STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT o AvcTION. | AN? MOT AT On MONDAY, the Ist aay of August, at 6o’clock p.m.. we shall sell in froat of the premiges, part of Lot8,im_ Square 512, with the improvemeata, which consist of a good two story frame house, This property fronts on north N_ stre+t, between 4th ard ich west, having a front of 15 feet, run- Ding back 12) feet, T 8 cash, jyad GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. ® a 3, C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctieneers. ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, CARRIAGES, & On’ TUESDAY MORNING, August 24, at ten o’clock, at the residence of the lute Joseph Bryan, of Alabama,on Pennsylvania avenue, becween 9th and J0th ets .(north side.) over Semken’s Jewelry Store, we shall sell the Furniture and Eifects, comprising— z Plush Covered Parlor Suite, Marble- sop ables, Whatnot, Number of Paintings and Ep Superior Desks and Writing Bookcases. Office Chairs, Brussels Carpet, Oilcloth and Mat’ Chira Vases, various Ornaments. Easy Chairs, Lounge, Cane-seat Chairs, Dining Table, Sideboard, Beaufet, China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Silver Plated Ware, Table Cut Linen Sheets, Towels and Napkins, Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstands. Toilet Sets, Looking-<Glasaes, Mattresses, Bolstera and Pillows, Blankets, Comforts. Spreads, Lot of Books and Maps l “*Maynard” Ritle.* Jenks” Carbine, Lot of Kitchen Utensils. &c., &c. Ati2 o'clock. in front of the premixes, two ex- cellent Open Carriazes, Harness, Rugs, Robes, &e., &e. s cash, JOHN T. COCHRANE, Tops ene J. CARTER MARBORY, Administrators, c. t. 8. jy9-d JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y W. B, LEWIS & Co., Auctioneers. LARGE BUILDING LOT AND FRAME HOUSE AT AUCTION MONDAY AFTERNOON August Ist, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell part of Lot7 (seven), in Square No, 474, fronting 45 feet 7 inches on North Carolina avenue, consenting 5,654 square feet, near Ist street, Kast Oapitol Hili, Also the Frame House on pert of the Lot. Terms for the house, cash. For the lot, $10 cash; balance in yearly payments of $i, with inte ti. ‘hy 29-3t W. B. LEWIS & 0., Aucts, YO. R.L. CROWN & CO,, Auctioneers. TWO FRAME HOUSES AND GROUND RENT AT AUCTION. AND A RARB CHANCE FORA SMALL INVESTMENT AS THE OWNERS ARE ABOUT TO LEAVE THE CITY. We willsell,on MONDAY, August let, at 5 p. m. on the premises, those two valuable business stands fronting each 20 feet on Maryland avenue, and running back 60 fect to street. This proper- ty fronts the Government Depot, between yth and lith streets, Island. They are suitable for any kind of business. Lease torun nearly two years on the ground, Terms Cash. Sule without reserve. iy 29 ot* . KR, L. CROWN & CO., Aucts. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. TRUSTEE’S SALE. By authority of a deed of trust, dated the 9tb February, 1857, and recorded in Liber J. A.8., No 281, folio 24, from John Ellis and another, to se- cure a debt due to Sam’ Oropley, and by his direc~ tion, I shali sell atauction,on MON DAY Ist August next, at5’clock in the afternoon, Or the prem- ises, the piece or parcel of around in Geergetown, being parts of Lots No,74 and 75. in the old town. fronting on the north ie of Water street. beginning at a point 126 feet 1% inches wes from the corner of High and Water streets, and running from raid beginning with Water street westerly 25 feet, thence north to a 3) feet alley, thence east with said alley 25 feet, thence south the place of pning.. with the house thereon, Terms: one-third of the purchase money in cash, and the residue at six and twelve months—notes, with surety, bearing interest—and a lien on the remises until ‘paid, and when paid the property i33 be conveyed to the purchaser; and unless the terms are complied with within fivedays from the sale, a re-sale will be made, r ® week's notice in the Evening Star, at the cost and risk of the < Deed: ra sore at the purchaser's expense. 8, stam) Cay ‘pense. ; W. BEDI NN. Trastee. je %8-Staw&de ict TAvings, ‘ables, oF THOS. DOWLING, Auct. UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. War DeragtMent, Cavatay Borgav, OFrFice or CHIer QUARTERMASTER, “ Wasuincron, D.C., July 27. 1864. Will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder, at ficaboro, D: C.,on RIDAY, August's, i864. 10) Onvalry Horses, UESDAY, August 9, 1854, 100 Cavalry Horses. ‘hese horses have been condemned as unit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes Many good bar- gains may be had orses sold singly, ted Slates currency. Terms cash, in Wail Blates currency. ow, Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermaster, Sy 28-11t javalry Buresa. + YGREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LARGE COPPER sian 2 ad BARGE AT AUC- ON. WEDNESDAY, the 10th day ef August next wowiieal at 12 0’clook alt the right, title f William 8) * one-half, wit Pere vite the whol eat Bl jens wharf, near the Navy in Washi Die. the upericr built Barge New Wor ae Cy io erbiericaape es * b of bull, 49 feet; over hi a eek br fre . boats, of ee equ order, fie can be seea, ul near - Afi seeaed the will beat hewhert whe hing to purchase are respectfully re- questa to vammge ber atty dius previons ea 2 Ten nt. Terma of sale eons cent. The beuse is very desirable for a small famil and can berented, and the furniture purchased private sale on application to the azetioneer, Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, dy <7 Bt Auctionver, _ B* J.C, MoGUIRE & OO,, Auctioneers, HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH EF STRERT BR- TWEEN 19TH AND 20TH STREETS WEST. On TURSDAY AFTERNOON, Aagast 2d, at o’ciock, on the premises, by virtue of a decree the Orphans’ Court, dated une 21st. 1856, confirmed, by the Supreme Court, July 5th, 1964, I shall part of Lot No. 2, in Square No, 12, fronting abou¢ 30 feet on north EK street, between 19th and 2th streets, and running back 97 feet 0}: inches, togeth- er with the improvements consisting of a two-story Frame Dwelling House, (No. 214,) containing four rooms. h erms cash. Cont of conveyance to be paid by the purchaser. M. F. MORRIS, Guardian, Sy 21-4 J, 0. McGUIRK & OO, Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF TWO TWO STORY HOUSES WIiH BASEMENT, AND LOTS ON NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE, BETWEEN 18T AND 2D S'REETS EAST, On TUESDAY, the 2d day of August next, até o’clock p. m,. we shall sell, in front of the premi ses, east part of lot Sin square No. 734, with the improvements, consisting of 2 two-story Brick Houses, containing four rooms each, with ® good basement, A Sine chance for small price housea, ‘Terms: One-half cash: balance in six and twelve monthe, secured by adeee of trust on the premises, ‘Allconveyanres and the revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers 4 jy 27-0 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, A GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON MARKET STREET, BETWEEN K AND ae KAST, NAVY YARD, AT AUC- ON. On WEDNESDAY, the 3d day of August next, at6 o'clock p. m., shall sell, in front of the premises, part of lot 6.in square #1, with the im- provements, consisting of a two story frame house containing seven rooms, on Market street, opposite the Navy Yard Market, between K and L street south. Suitable Restaurant either. Terms cash, -d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ITED STATES MARSHAL ’S SALE OF CON- FISCATED PROPERTY IN THE DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA. In virtue of seven warrants of sale issued frem the Clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the United States fcr the District of Columbia, boldi a District Court, and to me directed, I will sell Public Sale. for cash, st the front of the sourt- house door of said District,on MONDAY, the 8th day « i Angaet next, 1864, commencing at 11 o’cloek a.m., the life estate of the several owners of the following pieces or parcels of ground, lying in the city of Washingtou, in said District. together with all and ringular the improvements thereon, viz: DESCRIPTION OF CRAVEN ASHFORD’S PRorERtTY. _ Subdivisions No, 3) and 31,in Square No, 485, botle improved bya two-story frame building, situated on the west side of 7th street west, between D aad E streets south, DEECRIPTION OF JonN LBTCHER’S PROPERTY, Lots Nos.1, 2.3. 4, 5, 6, 7,8, 9,10, 1], and 12, im Square No. 673, being the’ entire ‘square, ‘ unim- roved,’’ bounded by North Capi'ol street and Belaware avenue, and F and G streets north. Description or WM. H, TRoMAS’s Propsrtr. East 21 feet 3 inches of lot T, by the depth of said lot, subdivision of part of Square £70, improved by a four story brick building, situated on E street north, between 2d and 3d streets west. Description or H. H. Lewis’s Property. Subdivision No.1, in Square No, 215, improved by a frame building, situate on the corner of Ver- mont avenue and north L street. DrscutpTion OF O8caR R. Hoven’s Property, West half of lot No. 8, ix Square No. 695, and all of lot No. 9.in Square No. 662,**unimproved."* Description oF TZo"as W. @eeeER’s Prorsrty, Lots Nos. 1,2.3,4,5and 35, in Square No, 737; “unimproved DescaipTion OF TRrSTEN POLE AND Ws. T.Suira- oNn’s PROPERTY. Parts of lots Nos. 3 d 4, in Square No. 483, be- ginning on Sixth street at a point 60 feet. from the fouthwest corner of said lot No, 3, and running thence east 42 feet 4inches; thence north 15 feet 6 inches, more or less, to the tace of an old wall thence east with the line of said wall, 46 feet to alley; thence north on the line of said alley 11 f 8 inches; thence west 38 feet 9 inches; thencesouth 8 feet; ‘thence west 49 feet to Sixth street; thence south 19 feet 4 inches. to the place ef be ginning; improved by a four story brick buil mca ou Sixth street west, between Eand F ets, north. Seized, libelled. and condemned under the con- fiscation act of July 17 1862, asthe property of the above-named defendants, and will be sold for the se of the United States: Bue of thew) WARD H. LAMON, United Btates Marshal. D.C. N. B, All persons buying at this sale will be re- quired to make a deporit of one fourth of purchase inoney at the tine of sale, or else the property wil Be resold. WARD H LAMON, Sy 2eMlt United States Marshal. D. 0. SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES. K ie ermaster’s Office, Washington Depot. ears Wacarxetos. D. C,, July 23 aut Will be sold at publis auction, at the Corrals near the Observa'ory. in the city of Washingtom, D.G..on WEDNESDAY, August loth, 1854, on WEDNESDAY, August 2%, 1554, a lot of HORSES AND MULES, condemned es unfit for public rervice. ‘Terma cash, in Government funds, Sale to commence at Wo'clock a.m H. RUCKE Brig. Gen. and Wd eer ean, Sy Ba epot ef Washington. RP ANURE FOR SALE. Heapqvarters DeProt or Wasuinetom, Office of Chief Quartermaster, Nos. 534, 535, 538, 549, ‘Fourteenth street, near New York arenae, WASHINGTON, Jaly 27. 1844, Will be sold at public auction on THURSDAY. the 4th day of August next, at 11 o'clock a. m.. this office, about two thousand wagon loads of Menure. accumulated from the public stables ow Fourteenth street, in this city, near the Long Bridge id manure is near enough to the river to be conveniently loaded into vessels. Will be rold at the same place and hour the pres- ent and future accumulations of manure at a- dezvous of Distribution, about midway betweea this city and Alexandria. Purchasers will be required to remove the ma- nure bow accumulated without delay, and to re- move future accumulations once a week. - LIAS M. GREENS, Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quacinemer ass et Depotof Washington. _ jy AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED BORSBS. Wan Duranruene, Gav aLar Bonssv. i Will be sold of Maietron bobo ae oy, ost Didder, at ‘the times and pisces Hamed below, Lebanon, Penneylvanis, THURSDAY, July 14th, sading, Pennaylvanis. THURSDAY. July tet, 1H, -etaburg, Posnerivania, PHURSDAY, July nations, peunsyivanis, THURSDAY. August 1 ee ant eat, THURSDAY, Aa- ‘ (200) CAVALRY. HORSHS af mee, bare gondemned-as unde foe: t a for a Grocery or