Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ‘WashIRGTON THEATEE.—The plays of “The tranger,”’ and “Miami, The Huntress of the ie Miss Fanny B. Price and Mr. Hanchett in prominent characters, supported ae entire company. ROVER’s THRATRE.—The legend: Drama of we “Corsican Brothers.” Aterneon r- formance at reduced rates. McCollom, Miss Susan Denin and all the old favorites. . Oxrorpv.—Zampilaerostation, by Le Petit Angelo, ballet, congs, burlesque, ‘pantomime, And negro delineations, concluding with a Bide-splitting afterpiece. OanTEerpcry.—Ei Nine Eddie, the infant Biondin, ballet, burlesque, negro eomicalities, Songs, and pantomime, conciuding with a rich Bfterpiece. —————. Pusiic SCHOOL ExaMINaTions,—The ex- mination of the public schools were continued yesterday atternoon, as follows: Primary No 1, (female) First District, Miss Amelia Hubbard, teacher, numbers forty-six Little girls, and may be called a branch of Miss Obinson’s primary No. 2. as all scholars re- ceiving tickets of admission to Miss Robinson’s school, who have never received any teaching, are placed in charge of Miss Hubbard until sufficiently advanced to be transterred to pri- mary No 2. This schcol (primary No. 1) is taught by whatis termed the “object system,” Which consists of placing ebjects before the scholars upon which questions are asked and illustrated. This system was introduced here by Miss Hubbard, who is from Oswego, N. Y., potion og itbas been practiced with great suc- The various classes of this school were sub- jected to a very close examination by Messrs. ilson and Richards, but the scholars acquit- ted themselves wellin all the branches they bad studied. The room in which this school is held is a darge airy one, on the corner of 19th street and Pennsylvania &venne, but unfortunately there are other schools in the room, which partly in- terferes with the studies of her own scholars, from tbe confusion created by classes of both schools me+ting at the same time. Primary No.7, Second District, Miss Tilley teacher.—This school is for boys, and is located | On “th street west, near P street, in the same building as Primary No. °,examined on Thurs- day, and mentioned in the Star of yesterday. ‘The scholars number sixty, fifty-one of whom Were present at the examination, seven being Absent on account of sickness. The school was examined by Mr. Wight in reading, writing And other simple exercises, with very satis- factory results. The children all manifested interest ir their studies, and since the orgeni- wzation of the schoo', about two months since, bave made encouraging progress. Primary No 6, Third District, of which Miss Somphronia Lusby is teacher, was examined yesterday afternoon by Dr. F. S. Waish, in Teading, spelling and arithmetic, in which they Acquitted themselyes very creditably. The School has on its rolls the names of sixty boys, Only two of whom were absent, one on account of sickness. This school is taught on the lower floor of the building at the corner of 7th and G Streets, (Navy Yaro,) and was formerly in eharge of Miss Triplett. Miss Lusby is one of the new teachers, having assumed charge in February last, and her examination proved that she possesses the reqnisites of a good teacher. Sne has apparently paid impartial Attention to the three classes. The order was good. It was cheering to the examining trustee, the teacher, and the scholars, that quite a number of visitors were present—a fact we A Goop Orrorgtcnzrr To Bur A HOUSE — The attention of those desiring to purehase is dir: cted to the advertisement of a three-story brick dwelling house, No. 565 H street north, near Fifth, to be sold by McGruire & Oo., Mon- day afternoon. This property is situated in one of the most rapidly improviug portions of the city, is conveiient to two markets, and af- fords an excellent opportunity for investment, or for persons of moderate means to secure a Medium-sized house at a cheap rate. ——_—._— DRownNED,—Last evening & little boy about 10 years of age, sonof Mr. Minnekiem, baker, ff Virginia avenne, between 5th and 6th streets, went with some companions to Blag- den’s wharf to bathe, and was drewned. The bedy was speedily secured by a sailor and efforts were made to resuscitate it, but without any success. The coroner was notified tehold an inquest. OITY ITEMS. ALL the most desirable styles of Straw Hats may be found at Geo C. Henning’s. corner7th ryeny ‘ind Maryland avenue. Call and see em. P#ARL Comre, hair chains, seai chains, stoae rings and sets, tea spoons, call bells, for only would like io notice at all examinations. Primary School No. 3, Fourth District, Miss Alice Adams, teacher, was examined yester- day by Mr. J. E. Holmead, assisted by Mr. John E. Thompson. This school-house is on 12th street, south of Maryland avenue, and is ous of the new small frame stractures built by the Corporation for schools of this class. It is rather a favorab!e specimen of this style of Structure, being well ventilated and cheerfal in sppearance. Yesterday, the walls were decorated with evergreeps, and upon the walls appeared a likeness of the late lamented Pres- ident. We believe every school-room in the District has a similar likeness of Mr. Lincoln. ‘We are glad to say that there was a goodly at- tendance of parents and others. Of the sixty names on the roll there were fifty-six present, four being sick. There are from seventy-five to one hundred applicants for seats. Miss Adams’ scsool ranks well amongst the prima- ries of the city, and sustained its repu'ation amply yesterday: the examining trustee at th close expressing his entire satisfaction wit the progress made. i Se CEntTER MARK2T, To-DAy.—Reef, best cuts, er pound, ‘We.; next, 5c. Salt Beef, l5aice: Brie Beef, 25c. Vea!, 25a30c. Mutton, chops, 25e. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25c. Pork, corned ,25c. Bacon, hams, ancat, 2Sc.; sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 20c. But- ter, 35a40c. Unickens, per pair, $2a83. Ducks, eT pair, $1.50a$2. Eggs, perdozen.ivc. Cran- Tries, per quart, 5vc. Cucumbers, per doz, 30c. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per ik, $181.30; dried, 75c. Green Peas, pk, 25c. ks,bb, 5c; Strawberries, qt, 12a25c. Goose- berries, 10c. Turnips, pk, i0a60c. Potatoes, Irish rT pk, 45c ; New 75c ; sweet, $1; Cymlins, doz., Oc. Peaches dried, per qt., 30c. Cherries, 5c. Currants, isc. Blackberries, quart, 20c. Rasp- berries, 3Uc. Whortleberries,30c. Beans, but- ter, 30c.: white, i0al2c.; string beans, 25c. Rad- ishes, per bunch, 5c. Beets, new 5atc. Onions, new $1 per pk.; bunch Onions, 5c. Parsnips, pr. 50c. Carrots, 5c. Oyster plants, 10a!2c. Cab- age Sprouts, pk, 0c. water cresses, per pk.,20c. Land cresees, 15¢e. Rhubarb, bunch, $c. Aspara- gus, 12 c. Kale, 10c. Lettuce, prha, ia5c. Pine- apples. 35c. Fish—Rock, large, each, 25¢.a$2; small, per beh. 50c.; balibut, Ib, 25c.; sea bass, i5c.; blue fish, 15: errings, doz,20a25c ; lobster, 15c.; sturgeon, | ike, 1b. 2e.; perch, 50c; Shad, pair.30a75ce. Fresh Mackerel, 33c. each. Bye, per bushel, $1.25a%1.30. Corn Meal, $1720. Shipsiuff, 90c.a#i. Brown stuff, 7c. Shorts, 5c. Corn, shelled, $1.20; in the ear, bbl., 86a7%; Oats, afl. Hay, per cwt., $1.0). Straw, Clover Hay, $1.75. Spinach, per ck, 20c. Small ducks, 75a$1 per pair. Small irds, bd bunch, 50c. Wild pigeons, per pair, S7Ke tue wing ducks, per pair, $2. Widgeons, per pair, $2. Celery, per bunch, 10c. Krout, ise. qt. Geese. $1.50a$2. Turkeys, $3. Fresh venison, per pound, 30c. Tomatoes, 5c. doz. New Apples, pk 1. Apricots, box, 5Uc. Cucumbers, doz., 60c. Cabbage per head, 15c. See PE Metrnovs ConpuctT.—Day before yesterday Qn outbreak occurred at Anandale, Fairfax county, Va., about seven miles from the Long Bridge, amobg the cavalry, which tor a short time threatened to become very serious. The 6th and 19th N. Y. cavalry regiments had been consolidated into one, called the 2d N.Y. Pro- visional Regiment. The sth numbered about 700 men, and had participated in all the cam- paigns of the cavairy corps, winning an env able reputation for gallantry and efficiency. ‘The 19th numbered 1,100 men, but had not seen much service, and in consideration of the ser- vices and experience of the 6th about two- thirds of the officers of the new provisional regiment were appointed from among them. This enraged the men of the 19th, who claimed that their mumber should entitle them to at Jeast one-half of the officers, and on Thursday night they fired into the camp of theéth and rallied for a big fight. The firing was returned briskly, but the cavalry baving been deprived ot ammunition, in anticipation of trouble in consolidating the regiments, quiet was soon restored, with but few casualties. —_—_»———_ To we McsTerep Uvt.—The 93d New York regiment. (veterans,) Lieut. Colonel Gifford commanding, has received orders to pre the rolls of its men for mustering out. ‘nis regiment was raised by Colonel Urocker, who, in 1462, with Major Cassiduy, was captured on the picket line by the rebels, on the Peninsula, in & manner which occasioned many unjust criticisms by the newsprper press upon the Colonel atthe time After participating in the battles of the Peninsula campaign, the regi- Ment was detailed for provost guard duty at Headquarters Army ot the Potomac, where it remained until the Wilderness campaign. lt was then again sent into the field, where its gallantry lost to the regiment many valuable officers and several hundred men The regi- ment, which bas bad about 1,900 men in the fieid, goes home with 600. ——__——_ THe ConTRACT FOR THE MTH STREET Sswer—On Tbursday, at noon, tae bids of contractors for the construction of a sewer in 14th street, to extend from the canal to N street north, were opened at the Vity Hall in thepres- ence of Mayor Wallach, Surveyor Forsyth and Uommissioner Spaiding, of the Second Ward, and a large number of interested persons. After examining all the bids the contract was awarded tc Wm. H. Downing at the foliowing rates: For the 4 feet 6 inch s@Wer, $97.15 per lineal foot: 3 feet 6 inch sewer, 86.66; laterals, $2.95; man holes, $60 each; traps 105 eacn. ———__—— THE Gerawp Excretion of the Foundry M. E. Sunday Schoot to Giymont on Tuesday 27th inst, promises to be one of the finest ot the season. The steamer Wawasett will leave the 7th street whart ats o'clock a m, and re- main at Glymont daring the day, so that par- ties can Dave the benetit of ali her accommo- dations Dinner and refreshments will be provided for those who Cesire them. Tickets 75 cents, to be bad st Steinmetz’s hat store, Penn’a avenue, near 13(0 street. Cnildren’s tickets 40 cents. —_— Tur ConsrizacY CouRT.—After the con- clusion of Mr. Ewing's trgument yesterday, the Court for the trial of the conspirators sd- journed till Tauescay next. _—_-—»— Loox ovr for the pic nic of the Georgetown Vigilant Fire Company st Green Spring pa- vilion, op Morday atiarnoon, A grand time is expected. One Dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Penp. avenue, near 1 street. je 20-5t* = On the 22d instant, CHARLES SOMES, youngest’ child of Johmand Frances L. Ober, aged 2) moaths “Tine friznds of the famil tfaily i e Irien: ol e fami are re r n- vited to attend his funeral, from No. 4=3 L street south, between sth and 9th streets east, (Navy ren - Sunday, 25th instant, at to’clock p.m. FiOn Ssturday morning, Juue 2th, GEORGE AU- GUSTINE, infant sonof John H. and Mary F. Mattingly. aged 3 months and 1/ days. [Baltimore papers p'ease copy.} bs On the ith of June, WILLIE H., aged2 years, 3menths and 14 days. On the 23d of June CLIFFORD F..agei5 months and 26 days; sepscf Arthur M. and Helen M Ap- pler, Georgetown. D. Qo. (Baltimore fun please copy.] 1t* _ In Raleigh, N C., on Moaday evening, the 1th instant, of disease contracted during the late civil war, HENRY CLAY SETYLR, in the 22d year of his age, a native of Georgetown, D. O, Requiescat in pace. bd PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c: | PRS TO GLYMONT. vi = The Members of MECHANIOS’ LODGE, No. 1%, i. 0.0. F.. of Georgetown, respectfully inform the members of the Order and their friends that thay! will give an EXCURSION TO GLYMONT on WEDNESDAY, June 28th. The boat will leave the wharf foot of High street. Georgetown. at 73: 0’clock a.m; the7th st. wharf Washington, at esr pest 8; Alexandria at‘. Re- turning, will leave Giymont at 6%: o’clock for Alexandria. Gecrgetown, and Washington, Tickets, $2; admitting a gentleman and two By order. Je 24-8t ladies, H°? FOR GLYMONT. PIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT BXCURSION ot the INDEPENDENT CLUB will take place on the evening of ae balan JUNE 26. @ large and commodi Bt : has been engaged for the occasion, EA AW ASNT The Boat will leave her wharf at the foot of 7th street at 7 e’clock p. m., touching at Alexandria at™o’cloek. By order cf je 21-5t* THE COMMITTRE. \RABD AFTERNOON PIC NIC OF THE On MONDAY, June 26th, 1585, at Green Ppripg Paviliom, one quarter mile above Georgetown, commencing at two o'clock i the afternocn, and closing at two o'clock a m._ Coaches run to the grounds from the corner of en and Bridge streets every fittcen miputes, A find band of music will bein attendauce. Posi- Gyely ne improper persons admitted on the Tickets. $1, admitting a gent and !a‘dias. Committee of Arrangements :—Joun Q. Larmar, 3B. Banter. Jas, Bantzell, Jas. Clea O! FOR GLYMONT. A GRAND EXCUBSION GLYMONT, ender the auspices of the JOURNEY MEN BOOK BINDERS’ SOCIETY of, Washington will take place on THURSDAY. 6th of July next. The Committee have d a] kn termined to make this 4800. DO pains nor ex- pense having been spar make it comfortable and pleasant to all who may participate. Those fond of fishing will find this a rare chance to enjoy a good day's sport, and those fond of “tripping the light fantistic tue’? will find the Pee = other arrangements al! that could be enire cellent brass and string band will bein D attendance. Boats will leave as follows, stopping at Alexan- dria each m.and2 o'clock p,'™m., re- je hou t i Bear 5 “Tickets $2. tleman and ladies; and can be Tickets $2. for pad of any of tl jociety. Committes of Arrangements. John Byrnes, C. Lewis Owens. G@. W. Fisher, Chas. E. Waike: Ww. H. Moran, Thos. QO. May, Thos. Keleher, Jas. Hoover, Jos. H. Hollins, J, éeCormick, Je 20-e08t* Meourt VEBNON. ie committee or members of the NOTICS. The POTOMAO rane COMPANY having ob- tained the privilege of landing, and alease of the wharf at Mount Vor- Teave the Company's cea Took of Tth street eave ie whart, reet. or FRIDAY, June 2. at 10 o’elock ing reg- m., mak: MONDAYS, WEDNE! jb week. son retary including J. VAN RISWICK, 8 thereafter on IDAYS o! ‘8! a admission to the Grounds my 27-30t ‘al Superintendent. . J. W. KREIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, mer 4 PAE. ‘3 HALL 3 . Penn. ave.. between 6th and 7th, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Pref. KREIS b leave te announce to his for- mer patrons and public in general that at the request of # great many of bis pupi aswell as others he will continue b classes during the summer season. Days and Hours of Tuition for Ladies, Misses, and Masters, Wednesda. and Saturday afternoons, from 3 to 60'clock. Gentlemen's Class, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. _ 7. Private instructions given to suit . he conve- nieuces of the sar. For further information apply ator address a note to the Academy, or Room No 18 Washing- ton Building. corner Pa. avenue and 7th ‘street. The Hall can be rented for Private Pacties and Boirees. my 19-tf HSCHILD'S ROTHSCHILD MER GARDEN Pa. av., bet. 34 and ath ets., (Capitol Hill.) ‘The largest Sdstrsz in the District. Open! FRE T, SHOOTING GALLBEIES, WINGS, &. 8 + &c. Refreshments of all kinds in nice arbors. Liberal terms to pic-nic parties. my 13-3m* O.oss. F.E.Oorset:, W.A. Mosnog, Jas T Late Col. 16th Va. Vols, of 1.¥.. Late War Dept CLOSE. CORBETT & MONROE, ATTORNEYS, . PATENT, REA. ¥STATE. AND GEN. OLAIM. POAL INBCHANGS AGENTS. ° CLAIMS of all kinds against the United Btates Goverpment or individuais collected, Ordnance, Quartermasters’, and all Government Accovnts, promptly made up and adjusted. MONBY loaned and advanced on Claims. Bspecial attention given to PATENT CASES, PATENT CASES prox ptly attended to. REAL BSTATE bought and sold. Houses and r rent in Washingtoz. D.0., Al- exandria, Va., and surrounding country. POLICIES granted on LIFB. FIRE and MA- BIN E RISKS, in some of the oldeat and most re- spensible Insurance Com panies. OFFICE, £27 PENNEYLVANIA AVENUS, Opposite Wil'ard’s Hotel, je 22 im* WASHINGTON. D.C SUMMER ARKANGEMENT. LINEN COATS and DUSTERS from $2.5 to $4.50 Boye’ iN STBAW and otber HATS. BLUK FLANNEL SUITS, fine. £0.0 HENNING ERMAN LINEN. ceived a new assortment of the best kind of real GERMAN LINEN, consisting in Towels ting, Table Cover, &¢. Purchaser will fn: este; 473 13th ws, Between Pa. av. and D st, my 80-Im* 7. LEFO. THE WEakK RD. FS yparnad er1GHT, Im Origivating nosy from infirmity of ace, general debility of the nerveus system, protracted sick- mediate cit bs weighed iwprore nl Sifenathened by the use of the eclebrated NE scourately PX entific and Practical Optici 244 Pa. ay., between 12th and 13th s' 358 Pepna. ave., National Hote! wa ARTIFICIAL HUMAN BYES inserted with- out eansing pain. and made to correspond in oplgks size and motion with the natural on ‘ABLES FOR BALB.—The sudéori BULE EE? Hikes fiber. OLABS ~ BILLIARD TABLES, nearly new, e i rooms, cor: i n enneylvazia # WANTS: WW ANTED--2 good COOK. WASH ERend IRON- * corner of I and 2ith streets. 1t* W 4NT#D_4 SALESMAN in a Jew. fry Store. One that i z ined iectecae Ae eee Me ADY AND | years L old, want BFy Pio ae Ne. ec Apply en SITUATION ook. Restaurant ith stree w I street, between mceieee W ANTED—Bra orn ithout a home or .¥* afriend.a SITUA? ON ae “ere or galerman im come wholesale or retail store or to attend bar, sobre es eckannerer tas ating" See cl ir . i: dress A. B. C., Star Ofics. r i! je2t-2t* WASTED IMMEDIATELY—At Miss Smith's fon eebar pi nre: ane Zz bites SF OU RG. LADY wenty. m' Tre pe ssessi + truthful, and honest. One residing with her pat oan st rred. Apply from | to 4 for three days. ANTE: SITUATION by a first-clase French cook. Inquire at No. 546 (Capitol House) Penna. svenue. je 28-3t~ WwW ANTED—A good HOSTLBR. One that un , derstands big business. Bnquire at FLEM- MING’S Natior tables, on O street, between 4*¢ and 6th sts. Je 23 3t* OYS WANTED—Three veat and well behaved WHITE BOYS. to set up Pins in Bowling Alley. Avply at BRADY'S Gymnasiam, S2. 34 and 56 Louifiana avenue. je 23-2t* A BESPECTABLE middle-aged German wishes a BITUAPION as house keeper or seamstress, can cut and fit. would make herself generally use- ful. Address ‘*O. M.,’’ Star Office, Je 23-St* WwW ANTBD—By a rettlei woman, (American,) who is a good coos and washer and ironer, 4 SITUATION whe country, Please address s note to Box No, 15, Star office, and the trent fi @ 2: will call. WANTED An excellent_COOK. who can come wellsecommended. Call between the how's of 9 and 10 o'clock, at 399 D atreet, opposite City Hall, two doors from 4'., going towards the Cx pi tol. Je 23-5t T° PHARMACEUTISTS ANB OTHERS.— WANTED—A BITUATION by a competent Apotbecary. He will accept a place in any Kind e respectable business, Address TUBLANH, tar Office. tar | . Je23 2t* WANTSD—A WET NURSE, with, a breast ff milk, pot more than three mofiths old, ae he stant day and night or at intervals, through t @sy ana evening. Inquire at 504 Penn's ave- $i Fin Je23-3t* ANTED—A SMALE HOUSE or Part of a House in the neighborhood of Pennsylvania avenue and 4% street. Anybody having to let such a place can have @ good tenant by aidressing d BHEET 1RON good workmen need ap- H. ¥. GREGORY. by letter or personally, 8. GOLDSTEIN, 34 4 street. je 23-3t* V JANTED—A competent COOK. German or colored preferred. Nons others need apply. Also, a COLCRED BOY, whois willing to make himself usefal in a boarding house. Apply on 4*4 atreet, between Penn's and Missouri avenues, No, 37, west side. a __ je 33 3t™ QV ANTED_A responsible MAN to take charge of and transport overland to Lilinois alot of .. None but those who can come well recora- mended as to honesty and capability need apply. Gail owe oeeerene corner of Gand /th sts. east, Washington, D.O. JOHN W. KELLBY, Je 28.2t* Sutler 24 Massachu-etts Inf’y. RESEMAKER WANTED—Apply at 154 8th Street. Je 22 St* \ ) ANTED—A GIRL to do housework. Ger- man preferred. Apply at Union Hotel, cor- ner 1334 street and Pa. av. je 22 3t* WASTED A good BARBER atonce. Applya ©. WATSON’S hbsir cutting and bathing rooms,cor 6th st. and La. ave. 6 22-3t~ . None bu ply. E.H. __3¢22-38" 321 Pa, av., near 7th street. W ANTED—A LADY to sew on a Sewing Ma- chine. None need aply. unless they are pro- ficient in the use of the machine. Inquire at foo Dstreet north. Good wages will be given, j22-3t* ANTED-—Thres or four first class CARPEN- TBR8 or CABINET MAKERS, at No. 246 I street. between 15th anit 19th atraets. je 22-3t* JOHN LEWIS, RESPEOTABLE GIRL wants a SITUATION te do chamberwork aud pisin sewing,or the general housework of a small! family. Please call for two days at No. 136 2ith street, near Penna avenne. Se 22-9t* | Ot AND. WHEEL WRIGHTS WaNn CHES Quen re Renal Depores Washinxton, C,, June 22, 1355. ¢ Wanted at once, to in repsiring the !arga number ef wagons lately turned im at this depot ONEZ HUNDRED BLACKSMITHS. x ONS HUNDRED WHEELWRIGHTS. Nene but good workmen wanted. For particulars as to pay, &¢.,. apply to Brevet Colonel C.H. Tompkins, A.Q M.,U. 8, A.,cor- ner. 221 and G stree' > Waahkin: ton. Cc <2 -15t Depot o! B®? WANTED in the country—Bladensburg preferred—for the summer, by anelderirlady, where shecan have comfor's of s home. Price te. Addres SISSON, Star ofice, one week, stating terms. Je2-lw* WwW ANTED-—At the Government Hospital forthe Insane, several SINGLE MBN as attendants upon patients, and several BINGLE WOMEN as cooks and laurdresr@s. To be successful, appli cants must present unanestionable testimonials of honesty, and of habits of temperance and indus- try. Je 20-1w ANTED TO BENT—A HOUSS contsining from nine to twelye rooms, north of Penn’ avenue and between 4*2 and Isth streets. Address Lock Box 48. Oity Pest Office. One with carriage house and atabie preferred. je 15 ti WwW ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Dia- mond4, Pistols, Pawnbroker’s Tickets, Fu: niture, Clothing, or any article of value. eh cash price paid or exchanged for other goeds at Singer’s Sewing hine Agency, 502 9th street, $ doors northof Penn. av. _ie3-Im* CALEReess oot cannes NTN iG ‘) n_ weekly paper, uire at : Delaware ave-. Capitol aagnre mmy22-dtf VV ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—Several good COATHANDS. Also, several good PANTA- LOON MAK BBS. 8. W.OWBN, Military and Naval Merchant Tailer, my 18-tf 212 Pennsylvaniaavenue. ANTED—A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the piano forte. Best of ref- erence given, A; plyat No. 525 H st., between 6th and 7th ste. mar 13-tf W AN TD SROOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MIRROBS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED DING,and HOUBEF URNISHING GOODB ofevery description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, Je 8-tr between G and H. east side. BOARDIN comfortable 450 i2th st., bet One of the most Mocicatle twonate Fon aOUsm, contalsing thirteen Is of localities fn the city. "Fhe rent the most mode- apply at the Btar office counter. ap 13-tf T° RENT—One furnished FRONT BROOM and 6 three unfurnished ROOMB, at No. 42 Gay at, eor, wn. D. @,. Je 24-20* FCS RENT—Oae or two ROOMS. furninned or unfurnished, at’ No. 367 16th street. ir north corner of L. War and Treasury Departnsnts. jo 24-78" FOE BINT—Part ofa FORNISH 1D HOUSE. at 500 E street, between 7d and 34, with wat>r, 45 and use of bath room, from ist of July. For RENT—STOBBand CELLAR 504 9'h ot. Bear Pa. ave. Inquire of T. J.D. BEOK, 196 eee gh? Maire: or H. O. NOYES, 250 F atreet ais 16 location is a CorTracs FOR RENT .—That convenient brick COTTAGE, with portico, in Printing Office Pease srcahine meee oe lst strees west; r er mouth, payalie in advance. Te38 WM STIOKNBY by letter orim person. at Keo. dall Green. Je 24 OR RENT—For three months the Ist of July. a emall FORNISHED HOUSE, No. 49 Gay street, Georgetown, containing four rooms and cellar, with gas and water. For particular: inquire on the premises-before 5'2 a.m. or afte 442 p.m. Je 24-3t™ ,;OR BENT AND SALE—A ty giving up EF Gk atekcoping would sell be SUBAIEORE, The purchaser csp rent the house very low; woald be advantageous to any one wishing to r commence bousekeepise. Apply to M. PARKER, Dempsey & 0’ Foole’s, 326 Pennsylva- 1t* fo RENT—Four FORNISHED HOUSES hree UNF UBNISHED HOUSES, | And two BTORBS. . And for fale a number of Brick and Frame Houses, varying in mace from $16,000 to $1.22. Also. a Carpenter Shop with Mortice Machine and Chest of Tools for $250. MITCHELL & SON. Brokers je 2i-3t Southeast cor. P. and 15th st, OR SALB—The WOOD and COAL YARD ana APPURTENANOAS, on the corner of lth H streets. If not disposed of at private sale or before the 3ith day of June, instant, thay will on that day be offered at public auction, at 10 o’cloek & m.,on the premi: The appurtenances and fixtures are as follewe: Gflice, Barn, Bheds, Scales, Two horse Power, 4 Horses, 3 Carts and Harness, Shovels, Screens, Rates, &c., & ‘s rf and WOOD that may be ‘Also, the stock: of eo ‘| on hand at the time of sale. fet 3té BRINTNALL & 00._ OR RENT—OCne STORE on New Jersey avenus, between B and@ ats, Inquiro at the corner restaurant, je 23 3t* F°, RENT—Three FURNISHED BOOMS. 424 E street, between Sth and 9th streets. je23-3t* Fo RENT—One FRONT ROOM. fu unfurnished, with privilege of kite . quires eee H street, between ith and Sth. je 23 3t* at rnished eh ar a FoR SAERB—The GOOD WILL and FIXTUR: of a Store in King street, Alexandria, Va. Rent cheap. Address P.O. Box 1143, Washing: ton, D. je 23 3t Roe SALB—A two story FRAME HOUSE, on 13th street, No, 491, south of Pennsylvania avenue, containing parlor, dining-room. kitchen. acd five chambers, for sale on reasonable terms, | Apply at No 525 12th street. je 23 3t* Fes, SALB—One of the Nichols patent double SUDA FOUNTAINS; manvfactared by Morse & fon Boston, Mass: has been used bat He lit- tle. For particulars, price, &¢.,inwuire at BVAN HUGHES. corner thst and Pasay. je23 20° {OR RENT—The three-story Brick HOUSE, No. 560 9th street, Island, between D and E —— (ote 9 LS eae It has lately been repainted and put inorder Possession ¢' on the Ist ofsuly rox. Apply to W. D. WALLACH or to Mr. BAK BR, at the Star office. Jez tf Fo, RENT—Six upfurnisbed ROOMS, suitable for hourekeeping, on the south west corner of 3d and F str je 22-6t* ts north. P'W9, FCRNIZHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT I ae. llth street, between G and H. weat side. je 42 St" [OR BENT— )MS with Boar, Pe ENT hinvoubl ave bets oe aed tie atrecta! “aus 4 Missouri av a (SOR RE: STO) nd DWELLIN 0. 241 Lf 7th street, between Mand N. Stock of Faucy Goods anc. Fixtures for sale low and possession 2 Snel A966 — jo 29-St* = Fo BALE—A BAKBRY, doing a good busi Lens, ina good location, Reason for selling out going in the country. Address Box No. 4 Btar office. je 22-3t* Fo SALE—A HOUSE ani LOT, house ~ sotain ing five rooms, on Virginia avenue, vetween Ist and 2d streets, for $300; Ne. 431, Inquire on u remises. Je 22-3t* R BENT—A HOUSE containing six rooms and kitchen. Also. one Furnished Room. In- quire at 222 New York avenue, between ‘th and oth sts, je22 3t* RENT OK SALB—HOUSE and LOT. a Store Jo 2a- A Kk PB jower part of it, and Fixtures, Counter, i for $23 Bbelt ands ied sis er mon orthwest corner 0 aD Je 22-3t* PATBIOK F. SEVERAL FURNISHEED ROOMS FOR BRENT, sO suitable for housekee ine, on the Ist, 2d an 3a floors; BOARD if desired. Apply at 234 H street between 19th and 20th, one square from the cars, je 22-8t™ FFOE, S48 -A four story, bigh-stooy, brown. stone HOUSE, with new rosewood furniture throughout if desired; a few steps from St. Jame Hoffman and Fifth Avenue Hotels. House is new, in perfect.order, with water, gas and speaking tubes throughout. Address No. 69 West 27th street New York city. Je 22 3t* (OH BENT—A small HOUSE, ani Farniture forzale, No, 500 K street, betweem 4th OR SALE—With stock, two SHOPS, one a fancy and the other a shoe shop, on 7th street, No, 570, between Maryland avenue and B street, Isl- and. Je 21-1t* OB SALE—The GOOD WILL and PIXTUBES of a first-claes store in the best locality in Georgetown. D. 0. Thisisarare chance. Store suitable for any kind of business. tobacco, shoe store, &c., &c. Satisfactory reasons {i selling” Apply at No, 161 Bridge st town. D.C. OR SA! At a sacrifice, for cash,a most excellent new PIANOFORTS, warran| everv respect. Apply at StarOffice. je 20 lw* FS BALE OR RENT—The three story and barement Brick DWELLING - HOUSB, con- taining nine rooms, with all the modern improve- ments, water, gas, dc.,No. 511 Bastreet, between 2d and 3d streets. For terms app yto 0. F. PBR- corner of d 9th streeta, Je 20 tf ‘WO ROOMS FOR RENT. WITH BOARD, Table Boarders can also be accommodated. Meala at all hours, No. 317, corner of 7th and L streets. Je 23-3t* Hf BOARD at $25 month,380 E street, between ith and Lith streets. Also, two fur- nished ROOMS to let, euitadle for two or ee gentlemeR, je7 MB, TM BOABD, 411 13th street west. je5-Im”™ R. Fos SALE, IN ALBXANDRIA, VA.—A first- ‘ate BUSINESS STAND, a two story Brick D Ing and Btore-room, now occupied as a res- tatrant, On Royal st . between King and Cameron ats, opeeaitares Market-house. and adjoining the City Hotel. For terms, &c.. apply to BGAN & PERBIB. corner of Band 9th sts,, Washington, D.C, piven icipeees Ea TC ia F°? SALE—On long time. three LOTS, each 24 feet front, on I at., by 144 feet ieee: ©) posite Franklin Square, .D. M. LAU! NG je 17 tf No. 63K st., corner of 25th. HEALD'S AMERI BRASS a Se “string Music furnished when required. I. A. HEALD. Leader, No. 494 Hat... Patent Ov A. W. TYLBR, Director. No. 457 Bst. (Navy Y'd) A. P. SHERMAN, Secretary. je 12-tdi* T° THE PUBLIC.—The eg A having farm ef about 16) acres, suitable for grazing about 6 horses at the rate of $5 per mouth Apply to JOHN J. ROSINBON, two mile this side iscataway, or address at Piscateway m * FIBEWORES! ine woRKs! 5,000 packsges of Fireworks. at private sale to the trade, being the largest variety of Crackers, Torpedoes, Scrolls, Pin Wheels, Blue Ligh’ Roman Candies, Hockets, Triangles; &e., & i FIBEWORKS!. c. ever offered in this city. Trade supplied at New York prices, » LMWIS & O0., Auctioneers, Je 17 6t No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. 486 z SPRING pare 486 MARBRITER’S, NO. 486 SEVENTH STREST, DEALERSIN OHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMENTS BMBRACING Free BANGINGR, preaum ana low priced Paper Hangings, Borders, Statues, Gen 5 5 5 . Cen- tre Pieces, &c., embracing the Largest and Hand- somest asscrtment in the District. : WINDOW SHADES. Buff, Green, Pivk, Lavender, Ohocalate. Brown and Gilt Window Shedes, a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Tassels. &c. saaie PiCTU TA! LS. Bilx and Worked Protire Sard and Tassels, dif ferentsires and colors, » beautifal assortment, Picture Bings, Nails, &c. The} Gaibess: Hehe nig iniehe jargest assortment of Oval Frames in Distr: Warranted to begilded with gold leaf. ariety of Dark Wood Frames, with a va- stock of small-sized Oval and Oarte de Visite Tames, GRAVINGS & PAINTINGS. ye ice Bngravings and Painicys always re. Orders for Paper Hanging and Window Shade: punctually attended tort ead exeouted in the best manver, in city or country. SZ Terms Cash for Goods or Labor J. MARKRITHER, 486 ctentedcrsavore odd Fetters an, 486 _je 3-3m* if e Washington. D.C. [METBOPOLITAN MAREET. NOTICE TO HOUSERESPERS. : bh has re opened the Metropolitan Mar- x chand Wiitteey constantly on head « peasral as- sortment of Meats, Vegetables, Froite, Butter, So, Morketing aghvered fi of expenve to, all , He epectfall ry eatront ‘from the Public. " bert Im WROGAN & WYLIB’S NEW DBY Ds AND OGAN & W3LIRE NEW DRY GOODE ‘Al No 899 7th st,, between 1K and L sts, north, MOBAN’S — Man, my3i-1m* (\{ANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL yieoR a M reg ined by MCE’ mirnaor a A RESTAURANT AND BAR FIXTURES FOR fale, now deing a good business. Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call onthe premises, No, 129 F street, bet. 2!st and 22d sts, je 19 lw™ MARY TIMMONS. {OR SALE OR RENT—A well-built two-story oten DWELLING HOUSE, near the corner of 2d street west. on Virginia avenues, north side, (Island,) No, 4284. The main buildiog contains eight rooms, with a rear Tnllding. of four rooms, aifin goodorder. It will be sold cheap. If not sold soon, the property will be for rent, terms inquire of J. F. HALIDAY, Real te Broker, lith street west, No. 515, south ef Penn- sylvatis avenue. Je 19-1 Fraxe HOUSE, 21 FRET WIDE, AND ground for sale, on Montgomery, near Brid, street; $00. Inquire at 183 G@ street. near 19th, Washington city. je 16-1m LAs OF HOUSE No 484 612 STREET FOR SALE at a bargain, or will be rented if ap- plied for immediately. For further information apply on the premises between the hours of lland 30 clock asabove, By immediate attention you can get a bargain. jel4-1m* OR BALE—A PLATFORM SCALB. suitable for F Coal Yard. Apply at No, 6S Pennsylvania avenue, between Sint wad 22d strects. Je t-Im" GABBER FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES four miles from Washington, one and-a haif miles from Rock Greek Qhurch, every acre in a high state OF cultivation, ‘be improvements area TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, Barn, and all out-houses neee-sary tom comfortable country residence, and frouts on tre main( Diggs’) road; is well tenced with new post and rai}, with water in abundance, and, alto, ether, the above EODEESY, will be found a desirable in- yestment, and worthy the attention of persons desirous a pleasant country residence. Twenty acres of meadow. the balance in vegeta- bles, with a splendid Sree of frait—comprising, Peac! Pears, Apples, Oherries, &c. Poaseasion will be given immediatels, should the pores x buy the arom ing crops, together with areata tenets, £0) the stock necesrary and now my30-203" frm. EMANUEL LAOBY, rr ee BY GOODS! DBY GOODS!!—FOR 10 Y D FOR 10 DAYB!!—Intend maelochts Peele: more, ashall sell off the entire atock without d ‘to cost consisting of Black silks, Gros do Gr le in, tain, Silk Circulars, Jacen Meer Recipes: Gusckur end Barred Gneabrig’ Brilliauta, Datnask wabie Te Hine Geptings Plancels: in ail clorss’ Dress in colors, Gooes, leached and Brown Cottons, A lar, as: sortment of Shawis, as low as $1.50; Black Stella Shawls, $2, cost $5; Hoop Skirts, cheaper than ever. Ladies cail early and late, to avvid the crowd during the warm weather. Tomd duiBBNS. NEWMAN, 443 7th street, je 20-5t Three doors f from G street. LOYD’6 ORANGE COUNTY JOB CREAM, L LLO¥D’S ORANGE COUNTY tom BAM » Warranted the best in the city, For sale in any quantity. 1 a. Allorders promptly SAMUBL LLOYD, 390 ith street, between §e3-1m* E and Mass, avenue. _ me Those whe desire Prilliacey of com ae et THING OF BEAUTY I8 A JOY eae AUOFION SALES, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, AUCTION TWO BUILDIN ON BALE OF TWO DU! @ LOTS IN On FRIDAY, the 33d instant, at 5 o'clock,» m., we shall sell, {n front of the premises, part of Loi 21 in Square 171, om Ith street, between Band ‘ork avenue, adjoining the railroad 8 + 20 feet front, 110 feet deep. Also, after the ae we shall sell south % Lot lv, in square 3, moe between I and K streets, 22 feet 6 Bi onths secured by a deed ef trust on the premises. All Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the purchaser’s cost. Je 19 dts GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 7 THE ABOVE SALBIS POSTPONBD UNTIL TUESDAY, “thi t, fame hour and place “ jou GREEN & WILL }, Anets, ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & 00,, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF V. z B OF VALUABLE REAL By virtue of a deeree of the Supreme Court of the District of Oolumbia, passed on the 13th day of December, 161. in a certain cause therein de- 0 D. Abbott was com- and others de @ No. 211, i 1 which pisient and Charles endanta, (the same being cau fy Docket No. 7,) the cubscriver will offer fot sale, TUBBDAY AFTERNOON, the lith day of July at balf past five o’clock, all of the right, ing to Davidson’s subdivision of square nambered peo nencred and twenty-two, in the city of Wash- his property is improved by a three story and basement Brick Dwelling House, and is one ot the most valuable pieces of erent! in the city of Washington It is on ltth strest west, near the corner of New York avenue and Presideat’s Place; is in fall view of the State Department, and of the residence lately occupied by President Johnson, and not a moment's walk from the street cars. Its close proximity to the President’s Hous the different Departments gives it peculiar Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are: One-fourth of the purchase mouey shall be paid in cash on the day of 1 and the resiiue in three equal installments, at six, twelve, aud eighteeo months, with interest from the day of sale. All copyeyancing, including revenze stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are compliedsw ie in Byeldays from the day of he Trustee vi rnicoee be Sie eertaner to resell at the . MARBUBY, Tr 5 Je2-eodts JAS. 0.McGUIBE & GO.. Ancte B* W.B. No, 307 Penasyivania ave LARGE SALE OF UNREDBEMED PLEDGES FINE GOLD AND SILV3R WATCHSS, } CLOTHING. &c CTION. BBVARD MONDAY, June at_1¢ o'clock, at Store, we shall sell a number of fine Gold Lever Watches Chaine. Ladies’ fine Enamelled Watches, Neck and Chatalaius, Chains, Rings, Jewelry, &c, Also, a good lot of Men and Women’s Clothing, Boots, 8hoes,&c.&c. W.B.LBWIS & CO, je 23-2t (Chron, 2t.} Auctioneers, SALE OF CONDEMNED OATS, HAY, A Ss GBALN BACKS. ore Chrct Questermaster’s Odice, Depot ef Washinet . Washington, B.C. June 2. 19660" Will be sold at pubdtic auction Va., under the direction of Oa) A.Q.M a.m. s Alexamiria, ia 2 on THURSDAY, July Oy 1360, at 11 o’elocks u ,000 GRAIN SACKS. 15.000 BUSHELS OF CATS, aai 1= TONS OF HAY, condemned as being unfit fer public use. Buccessful bidders will be required to remove the stores within five (5) days from date of sale, Terms—Oash, 1a Government funds. “ D.H. RUCKER, Brig. General and Chief Quartermaster Je 23. 12t Depot of Was! ¥ J, 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT SALE AT THR U.S. TREASU- BY BXTENSION. On FRIDAY MORNING, June 2%, commencing at 1) o'clock, we shailsell, atthe Us. Treasury Bxtension, the following articles, viz : 48 pew Doors, Franies and Tranzoms 36 old Doors 67 old Window Frames and Pash (glazed) Lot of Pennersee Marbie Lot of old 8and Stone Lot of old Marble Mante!- Lit of old Slate Lot of old Cast {ron Window Guards Lot of old Lamp Posts and Lamps Lot of old Grates, Grate fronts and Fenders Lot of old, Wrought. Sheet, and Goat Tron. ‘erms Cash in Governnentfund- By order of ISAIAM ROGE Supervising Archi je 23-tw 3.0. McGUIRB & CO.. Aucts. THOS DowLENG, Auctioneer, Georgetown. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AND BUILDING MATBRIAL AT AUCTION, On TUESDAY AFTEENOON, June hb, at 6 o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premises, the northeast part of Lot No.7 of the Slip in George- town, fronting 52 feet 5 inches onthe south side of West street. between Congress and High s' and runping back 108 feet. All the building mi terial saved from the fire, part of which can be seen on the premises and part at the Presbyterian Church, will be sold with the lot, Terms: One-balf cash; balance in six months, With piorekty secured by a deed of trust on the P ys Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, je 22-d THOS. DOWLING, Auct. BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D. 0. ESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN AUCTION. gton, I DAY, July 34, at6 o’clock p. m.,I wi! in front of the premises. the east part of Lot 0. 44, in Holiend’s addition to Georgetown, frenting 25 feet on the north side of Gay street, between Montgomery and Monroe streets, an running back 135 feet. The improvements consist desirable two story Brier Dwelling Heuse, containing nine rooms, ball. cellar, and excellent brick smoke house, and belongs to the estate of the late David English q One half cash; balance in 6 months, est secured by a deed of trust on t =d Fy 2, property, Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the bate rfect. ie ct, jemd THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, BBX GBERN & WILLIAM, auctioneers. VALUABLE FABM OF 100 AORES OF LAND. GROWING OROP. s STEN 5 HOUBEROLD FABMING UTEN SiL8. AN PUBLIO AUOTION. ~~» *OBNITURE AT On WEDNESDAY. the 23th instant. m., we shall sell, on the premi farm belonging to John R. Gondo! 120’clock valuable anda half miles from the Capitol, adjoining the farms of Misses Neuse aad Livingston, near amp Stoneman, over the B To any person wishing a desi: 1 t gar- den combined, this place offers rare inducements, The improvements consist of a fine three-story Brick Dwelling and tenant house, stable. car- riage, andcorn house, all built within the last five years. There is a valuable grist mill and never failing stream of water running through the property. There are about twenty five acres of prime meadow land; the remainder is weil adapted to farming and garden purposes. The greater portion of this land is now covered with grain and vegetables, alsoa fine orchard of the choicest fruit, te This land will be sold subdivided into two parts, or all together. The whole farm is enclosed by a fine wire fence. Title good and unincumbered. n Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in one and two years, for motes bearing interest and se- cured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur- chaser’s cost. Two hundred dollars will berequire’ down, when the property is knocked off; and if the terme are not complied with within tan days after the day of sale, the owner reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defauiting purchaser. After the sale of the farm. we shall proceed to poly ave ood young work Horses, one Colt and "0 Zoo horre cart, square top bugay, of barne:s; Farming Potemslie, ‘consis! harrows, cultivators, hoes, 6) is Sc. &c. Household turni- ‘of mahogany sofas, chairs, ules, spring, market, and road We da and all nee ploughs. rakes, shovels. re, cop iD tartare: tab 6. feather beds, pillows, mattresses, Bedding, bedsteade, lounges, wasbetends, kitchen requisites,and many other articles which we deem upnecesary to enume Jonny °%! GREMN & WILLIAMS, Aucte, BBY J. 6. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. A GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION ON NORTH D Oa abe! SIXTH AND SEVENTH, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 27th, at 6} o'clock, on the premises, we sball sell, part of Lo 5, in Square 457, fronting nineteen feet eleven and one halfinches On D street north, between cixth and Seventh streets west,and rcaning back one red and twenty feet tem and one half inches to an alley two feet and eleven and one half inch- es, opening ona thirty: feet paved alley. together ith the improvements, consisting of a Brick uilding, containing five rooms and a basement. __ This propert eligibly situated for the grow- ing business of this city aud offers good oppor- tunity to purchase a business locatioa for one in searchof such, The property will be sold by the square foot, i Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months. Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser < ex- west J. 0. MoGUIRE & 0O...Aucts, WRY JAB. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, é TRIX SALE A ADMINISTEATRIX BALE OF A PORTION OF MONDAY AFTERNOON, Jaly 8, at 6 o'clock. onthe by order of the honorable the La sell 12, Square havings front of one bundred and thirty-seven feet three inches on Ist street west. between Land M ts jh. roo- ning back with that width one hundred and thirty fe loners hn! 312% Square feet, more oF som snget eer with he improvements, consisting of a frame tenement. ‘Terms: One ‘third cash; balance in eixand twelve mon' 5 % Oonveyancing and stamps at the purchaser's ex- penre, i plied with within five daysatter the day ot ante tna Property Wit! be resold the risk and expemse ° beg 2 Ercan. preD, Admipistratrix. $020 AR WRG PecGUIER & O0., Aucis. area yp ct is pre: it pihesnteriatian| geod points Ye the best mane ner and at ANGING donein the most preyed Stas in the cowatry at glty Pricer +» beg. 19! 2 Tith ats. Q71 Pa.av., bet. Lothian Opes o1%-tm* AUCTION bALES. —— THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Y ERINSMADE & OLARK . B 372 Pa. av. adjoining jetropelitan lotel. ches, Jewe! . Oe Goode, Cutlery, Cigars, ‘ke. me rae’ ranted te be as represented Stree particulars aprty at wrenies : B® J. 0. MeGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE uf _On TUBSDAY MORNING, ‘Suneah eon. joe at 0 ofclock. wa shall seit at tho renidenoe of o. Mrs. Blizabeth 5 street, betw 1 4 13th at It the House; E ture and Bifects, connate ! ing of Housekeeping re. a J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Aucte. Y JAB, O. MeGUIBE & OO., Auctionsers, RIGHT BUILDING LOTS NEBARTHE MARINE ¥ YARD. BARRACKS. NAV ,On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June 13th, celeek, cases prem nee: we saat - J <i ling . frontin street and Hth street aiot et tne warmer of thnas streets, These lots finely located for building purpo- d .quare eastof the Marime Bar- avy ard, ne-third cash; the remai rin 6and with interest, secured by a deed of trust oe veyances and stamips at the cost of the pur- r yeTd J.C, McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. e2-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN until TUBSDAY,June ©. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. S7-THE AROVE SALE IS POURTHER POST- poned in consequence of the rain until MON DAY, 20th June, same bour and place. se? JAS. MoGUIRE & ©O., Aucts. Y¥ JAS. O. MeGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. THREE HANDSOMB BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH B STREET, BBYWEEN 6T. 7TH STREETS W idee On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th, at six o’clock, on the premises, we shall offer at public sale, Lote Nos. 3), 31, and *2. in aubdivision of Ranare No 462. fronting each 25 feet on south B street, Detween Ot Aud Tth atroata west, and run- ah back about 4 feet to a25 feet wide public ailey. These lots are finely located for private resi- dences, overlooking the Smithsonian and Ar 7 Bquare grounds easy of access by the 7th street pasieoesr cars, and at a convenient distance from he Center Market. Terms: One-fourth cas and 18 ronths, wi truat on the prem Conveyances and atamps at the cost of the pur- J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts 87” THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til TURSDAY Jone 2in. same hour and place, la Sequence of the rain. “ed 3.0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, S37 THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER Pos’ ‘he remainder in 6, 12. interest, secured by a deed of poned in consequeneo of the rain until WEDN ae AFTERNVON, 23th Juge, same hour acd place. je 22-dta _J, 0. McGUIBE & CO., Auets. YJ.0. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THRER STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, WITH LOT On MONDAY APTHERNOON, Jun o’clock p.m.,onthe premi of Lote 2’ ani 3, im sub-liviai 5, Sauare 518, teether with the improvements, consisting of a Three Story Brick Dwelling House. contain- ing seven rooms, situated and bein, 0. 066, south sile BH, near the corner of 5th. Terms. One third cash; balance in gix and twelve mooths. ‘ Conreyances and stamps st purchaser's expense je J. C, McGUIBE & CO., Auote ¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer B No, 026, 7th street, corner of D. SATENSIVE SALE OF HOUBEHOLD AND E Eivéhn FURNITURE AT AUOTION. On WEDNESDAY, 23th instant, at 10 o’slock A M_, we will sell, at the northeset corner of 9th and B streets weet, No, 456, a large assortment of Rt oe pein rect ‘ Boek arble top Tabies, Sofas, Oavtor, Bo uM rp le ‘ORalee e cY . cking auf Malcgany, Walnut, and Painted Bureaus “s Wash: and other Ta 26, at six ds, ‘ nin Cottage and other Bedsteads, Cane Seat Rocker and Side-Chaira, Tapestry. Brussels, Three-ply, Carpets. Hall and Stair Oileloths, Liven and other Window Ourtatos Hair, Cotton top.and Husk Mattress Feather Beds, Pillows ond Bolsters, Large assortmentof Bed Clothing, such aa Oom- ferts, Quilts, Blangets and Spreads. Excellent Cooking. Parlor, and other Stoves, Very large assortment of China, Glass, Crockeryware, 7 ith many other articles which we deem un- mecestary to enumerate. 2 This Furriture is in very good condition, ant pecacas wishing to buy furniture would do well ears — sale. = ‘eTms cach. jez-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* JAMES ©, MoGUIRE & OO., Aucts, CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE UN- Le RESIDENCE AND FARM NEAB Fase NGTON. Under end by virtue of the several decrees jee by the late Circuit Court and the present i preme Court of the District of Columbis, ina and Ingraia and cause pending in the said Courts, wherein Agnes M. Early in complainant and H.'N. and 8. W. Early and others are defendants. undersiga. trustees, appointed by the said decrees to make sales of the pro} aay in the proceedings in ssid cause mentioned. will proceed to sell, to the aS est bidder, at the Auction Rooms of J. 0. Mc- Guire & C>.,0on MONDAY, the 3d day of July next, at Go’clock p.m, & ‘acid of that tract of land known as "-Haddock’s Hills,’ of which the follow- ig, a description, to wit: ia ‘Ene property lies nerth of the turnpike road from the city of Washington to Bladenabur, about three miles from Penusylvania aven an is bounded as follows: Beginning at t! a of sixty-two perches from tha northwest intersection of the whole tract with said turnpike road; it ruas thence north twenty-seven degress (27 deg.) east. one bundred and fifty-tbree (153) perches; thence south twenty-six degrees t irty-seven minutes east (26 deg. 37 min, K.)one buadred and gishty ew0i(103) parehas +0 the norta side of said road; thence with said road te beginning fifty-one (51 perches, containing forty six acres, one rood an | hes, were mogesiy is Improved with © substantial Tre! ‘Dwelling, and iss pleasant country resi- ence, 4 The ‘terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are as follows: One-fourth part of money must be Lee in cath at thi and the balaneo in eaual payment 1 aty-! ser to give for the said deferred payments their bonds. tisfactorily secured, bearing interest, pasabie quarter- yearly from ‘ir date. All conveyancing and stamps at of the pur- chaser, _B, WEBB. Tru H. BRADLEY, Jr ateen, 10 stawsw 508 15. McG UiRR'& GO., Acta. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GUABDIAN’S SALE OF UNIMPROVED LOTS OF GROUND ON O STREET NORTH, BE- TWEBN 20TH AND 21ST STS. WEST, IN THE GITY OF WASHINGTON, D.C By of a decree of the Orphans’ Oourt of the county of Washin, mn, in the District of Oo- lumbia, approved bythe Supreme Oeurt of said District, sitting in chancery, and essed ia the matter of the petition of t! ardian to the in- fant child of John T Laskey, late of said county, a undersigned guardian wil!,on MON—- DAY, June 25, 1865,at 60’clock p,m.,in front of the premises, offer for palaces public auction, the lots of ground situated in the city or Washington, D. C., known as Lots Nos, Sand 5,in square cast of Bquare No. 87. e li ach front 45 feetz inches on O street north, between th and 2ist hee extend back with that uniform wid: Terms of sale: One half cash; balgnce ic three and six months, fer which the purchaser wil! be required to gi is notes bearing interest from the day o! If the terms of asl: are not complied with withi: five days from the cay or sale, the guardian : serves the right to resell the property at the ri and f the defaulting purch: i five days netice by advertisemen' paper published in said city of suc! a cour) ancing and revenue Tr OF pu: be the cont of 6 purchaser or “OR Mardin . Mi HERS je 17-ec&as AG REENE WILLIAMS, Ave ERY Jas. 0. MOGUIBE & 00. Auctio: = : FP HOUSE A T AND THQGawr nor Be TERT, oH? Waste BETWEEN NAND 0, BTREET 5 URBDAY AFTERNOON, June Hib. ate ©: oeieeks ‘ep the premises, by ie 1e of ‘ ree of ote 27 Yidson ubdivi- mae of jase No. $37, fronting en lth street west, betweec Mand O streets north, one of the Jota fronting 14 feet en 10th a! t and ranving back 120 feet to a 3 foot ors § improved by a twe- story frame hi with building; the other fronting 22 feet 11 inches on 10th street, with the same depth, aod unimpreved. - Both lots are lease- redeemable at the of the holder t of 26 cents per square foet. ‘Terms: One herr i eae, balenpe fe G yannthe, jhaser e pote. an hg eee to th tinfaction, rm ‘Trustee. All conveyancing eost AVID A. ‘Trustee. Je7eokds +3. O, McGUIRE & 1, Aucts, B J. 0. MoGUIBE & O0., Auctioncers. A LUA) IMPROVED PROPERTY: ON G. aioe iN 3D TREETS, AT Aee: t 0! resal stamp? to be af D 432 "clock, on the premises, we sha’ feast e teres Goat St ° eet. we 8 fack an th of about 135 feet, menthe, 4 anciog and stamps at parc’ P's Cost. olf og teend st lene aratete eT be revo vs after the ond expense of the defaultag purecbarer. 9% eodaa J, C, McA DERE & OO, ducts,