Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1865, Page 3

‘ — LOCAL NEWS. _ AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. euppiried oy te eth aera nie, Demin, e aa tization of “« The Hidden E nao ar ROVER's THEATRR.— Mr. J.C. McCollom. ina oe the Vorane noma drama of « Wait OxvorD.—Ballet, burlesque, songs, panto- Mime. negro deli api and oier attractions,’ “™mPiiserostation, = cena ae Miaco Lab er songs, negro comi ties, z concluding with a rich afterpiece. nee a Pvstic ScHOOL ExaMINATIONS —The pub- dic school examinations were conti " day as follows: oadane é ary, No.1, (male,) First District, Miss Emma F: Redmond teacher, numbers fifty- eight scholars, fifty-fiveof whom were present at the examination, wuich was cenducted by Mr Tustin. In reading, spelling, and tal arithmetic the first and second classesshowed fine progress. The writing of the second class ‘Was unusually good. The order maintained ‘was excellent. Primary, No.2, (female,) First District, is held in the tpird-story of the large brick build- ing on the corner of i9th street and Pennsyl- Vania avenue,in a room with two other scheols, which greatly interferes with the proper train- ing of the scholars, but the laborious efforts of Miss Emily Robinson, the teacher, in instruct- ing those entrusted to her care, (of wnom there are sixty-two little girls ) have been fol- lewed by good success Mr. Brown con- «cucted the examination of the various classes im orthography, abreviations, rules tor capital ietters, speliing, dictation, geography, mental and practical arithmatic, &c., and expressed catisfaction with the progress of the upils. Secondary, No 5, First District, Miss D. B. Allen teacher, was thoroughly examined by Dir. Wilson, in the presence of a goodly num. ber of visitors, relatives and friends of the scbolars, of whom there are sixty-two on the rolls of the school, sixty being present. The scholars showed good average progress in ali ihe branches taught, with every prospect of continued improvement. This school has siways been classed as the most orderiy in the First istrict, and the order maintained yes- terday thronghout the protracted examination q bite sustained its reputation. Primary No.4, Second District, Miss Davis teacher. This school, exclusively tor boys, is located at the corner of 10th streetand Loni. siaba& avenue, On the second floor of a large, dight, and airy buiiding, which, though still it of October, 1864, by. fhe i ANNIE BRE rs Fhe delay in publishing the above marriage was caused by private reasons of Ef: 180! - c on. M.D. RYAN, ht of the 2th instant, aged 22 years and 7: he funeral will ta i i nesda “3 ine, Cyea tee piace on Wednt iy morn. II o’clock, from 206 2d On the th, ISABBLLA LEWIB, 4 Mary Ann Lewis, aged Isteuencs Zidays 8! how «hanged that blociming flower, Which bloomed and cheered my heart! Fair, fleeting comfort of an hour, How soon We are cal'ed to part. Sissy, oh my sweetest dear, ‘beugh forced with thee to part ; Thou never wilt feel or k The grief that wrung my heart. Farewell dear mother, father and brothers ear, To rest with Obri Dry up your tears and weep °0 more, Lam not lost, but gone before. The friends and relations of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral on to- ck. from her parent's residence, south, betwee! PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e: GPAND EXCURSION TO GLYMONT oF THE 18T BAVTIST BUNDAY SCHOOL Thee ashes renee Ww ry he Commodious steamer Wawas. i the foot of 7th street on iia THUBSDAY MORNING, June 29th, at&*; o'clock, Tickets. $1: children balf price: may be had at BShepherd’s Book Btore, 7th street of the officers @ teachers of the school, and on -board the James H. avd hs. is now my gain, morrow at2o of the ROBERTSON ASSOCIATION, will be given on the FOURTH oF JULY, a CALVERT’S GROVR, BLADENEBURG. A Splendid Band is engaged for the occ 1 be on the grouads to keep order. l leave Depot ate 1 aw 5 at Mr, Bobertson’s Store, corner of 7th and K; Star o . of the Committee. eect paced any T.J. BOSWELL. President 8. R. ROBERTSON, Vice President BIPE, Secretary 4 it unsuitable as a school room, is vastly superior to many others now being examined. The scholars number sixty, fifty-eight of whom were present, and who were examined by Mr. Miller in the usual studies of the primary schools, with encouraging results Primary No 5, Second District, Miss Duvall teacher, also for boys, is situated on the corner of Massachusetts avenue and 5th street, and Dumbers (0 scholars, 50 of whom were in at- zerdagce. The examination was conducted by Mr. Rhees, who briefly addressed the boys, and intimated that some of them would be transferred to the Secondary Schools. Primary No.6, Second Districi, Miss Abell teacher, was examined by Mr. Wight. This School is located on the corner of 10th and E streets, A basement illy suited to its present use There are 16 scholars, boys and girls, iL of whom were present. The examination passed of quite pleasantly, with the exception of some alarm on the part of the younger chil- dren during the rain storm, there having been several | a er in the building anda grand» rush each time from apprehension of its fall.’ Such tears however are groundless. Primary No. 3, Third District, taught in the upper story of Nottingham’s building, oa L street south, bear the canal, by Miss Mary Aukward, was examined by Mr. Farguson in their studiesia the presence of Aldermaa Gulick, Mr. F. D Stuart, formerly of the ‘Trustees, and a numberof the parents and friends of the pupils. This school numbers 60 boys, allot whom were present with one ex. ception. They were subjected toa close ex- amination in the elementary branches and Were very quick in their answers. In mental Snd written arithmetic, punctuation, andrules for the vse of capitals the pupils were es- peciaily good ‘This ic the first year of Miss Aukward in ‘his school, berschool o: last year baving last September been turned over to Miss Allen, and with only about 15 scholars, who bave attended school before this year she will be ready to transfer abont 20 scholars toa secondary school. Primary No. 4, Third District, tanght ie Diss Eliza J. Wheatley, in the Mission Uhapel, on ist street east, below B street south, was examined by Mr. F.S. Walsh, Jr., in place of his father, who was unavoidably absent, and the scholars, 52 of the on the roll being present, 5 of thosa absent being sick,acquitted themselves in a creditable manner in the branches usually taught in the primary schools. Considering the school is composed ef boys and the teacher young the order was admirable. But few of the scholars at the first of the year were beyond their A B U's, yet the majority can now read fairly. Primary No. 5, Third District, taught by Miss Elizabeth Allen, on the first floor of the building occupied by No.3, was examined by Mr. Hitz, and of the 60 girls whose names are on the roll 57 were present, those absent being sick. This school is divided into four classes. The readivg of the fourth class was good, ase tolerable, tables fair. In the third class the reading was good and tables tolerable. in the second class the arithmetic and reading and spelling were very good. The first class in spelling, abreviations and rules was very good, the arithmetic gocd and reading fair, tables iair. This year, the secona in which Miss Alien has been engaged as a teacher, some 15 scholars will be transferred. The order was admirable and the singing would bare done credit to girls of a larger growth. Primary No. 1, (female,) Fourth District, Miss Josephine A. Lee teacher, was examined yesterday by Mr. Holmead, trustee, and with @ number of interested visitors in attendance. Miss Lee made much of her school jast year, and from the short yisit we were able fo pay there yesterday, her classes seemed to have ‘Made the same satisfactory progress this year. Miss Lee is prompt and decisive in style of teacking, aud her pupils catching the same #pirit, are wide awace, and ready in theiran- swers This school is taught in one of the make-shift school rooms of Wasbington—the basement of a church—and has the drawback of being separated only by & board partition from another school. It looked very cheerful, however, yesterday, with its abundance of floral adornments and peatly dressed array of bright faced littlegirls. Fiffy-twoof the fitty- ix pupils were present yesterday. There are ight gd ate for admission. ary-No. 2. (male,) same district, Miss Annie Van Horn teacher, was examined yesr- terdsy by Mr. Ellis, trustee, and with a num- bercf visitors present. This school-room 1s also a church-basement affair, (adjoining Miss Lee's.) Thepupils showed commendable pro- gress in mental arithmetic, reading aud speli- ing, 2nd in notation were excellent for boys of their age. Of the sixty-one pupils every one was present. There are forty-three applica- tions for admission. . Secondary No. 7, Fourth District, Mrs. Maria F. Walker teacher, was examined yesterday by Mr. Murtach, trustee. Among the visitors bere was the Rey. Mr. Hamilton, of Ryland Shape), Charles Wilson, J. E. Thompson, and otmers interested in the cause of education. The school-room, (inone of the Corporatioa’s “shed school-houses,) on ith street west, is rather a cheerful ove of its kind, andis kept exceedingly neat. The progress of the pupils ta geography, mental arithmetic, writing, dic- tation and spelling was such as toelicit special commendation from the examining trastee. Forty-six of the sixty-three pupils were pres- ent. Au interesting feature followed the ex- amination in the shape of 2 presentation made to the teacher in behalf ef the pupils by Mr. Hamilton of a pair of handsome vases, re- sponded to by Mr. Murtagh in behalfof Mrs. ‘Walker. Some unruly boys oniside (not pu- pils of the schoo]) made some aunoyance du- Ting the examination, we are sorry to state. eovek dt cate: TCENED OVER TO THY TEUSTRES OF PUBLIC Scroois.—Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Hitz, Ward and Ferguson, of the sub-Board of ‘Trustees for the Third District, received a let- ter from Hon. B. B. French, Commissioner of Podlic Buildings, turning over to thent the Apacostia Engine Honse, by direction of Sec- retary Harlan, of the Interior. tobe used for school purposes On the establishment of the ptid fire department and consequent disband- ment of the old fire companies this buildiog ‘wes vacated and reverted tothe government, Bud the trustees made application for it for the above purpose. This buildtug, with some re- PAirs, will give accommodation to two schools gud &t present the trustees have authority tor the establishment of oue, aud as there is agreat demand for seats in primary schools im that section, there is but ittle doubt that they will ask and obtain authority for the establishment ct the oiher. pn nti ‘THE EXCURFION to Glymont to-morrew by Mechanics’ Lodge, I. 0. OU, F., promises to bea 5 U BS ION, GRAND BASKET BXOUBSION 24 to be given on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1565. Boat leaves 7th street wharf 00% steawer Bishop bas beenengaged Cwrce THO Tickets TWO DULLARS. Je 26-2t' H. BARKES. Proprietor. E *ecrsion TO GLYMONT, rs of MECHANIOS’ LODGR, No. 18, respectfully inform the Order and their friends that thev will give an EXOURSION TO GLYMONT on WEDNBSPAY, June 23th. e the wharf foot of High street, 2 O'clock a.m; the7th st. wharf ast 5; Alexandria at ¥ lymont at 634 o'clock for etown and Washington. H @ gentleman the members of. The boat will leav: Georgetown, at 7%: 0: FOR GLYMONT. A GRAND EXCUBSION TO GLYMONT, un the auspices of the JOURNEYMBN — ‘BIN SOCIRBTY of. Washington will take place on THURSDAY. 6th of July next. The Committee have determined to make this n the best of the pense having been spared te and p'easant to all who Thore fond of fish Joy @ “tripping the light fantist pubes sns other arrangements all that could be Av excellent brass and string band will bein nO pains nor ex- stopping at Alexan- 2 o’cloek p, m., re- ommittee or members of the ‘committee of Arrancements.—Soho Byrner, C. Lewis Owens. ae ‘Wow. H. Moran, Thos. 0. May, Thos Keleher, Jas, Heover, Jos. A, Hollins,J, McCormick. mMmocrt VERNON. tivilege of landing, ani a lease of the wharf at Mount 3 bon, aD excursion steamer will’ leave the Com; FRIDAY, June 2, , foot of 7th atreet. or 10 o'clock &. m., makin. ular trips thereafter on MONDAYS, DAYS and FRIDAYS of each week Mount Vernen and re’ * 531.50. ’o the Grounds; ?1")y RISWIOK, General Superintendent. . J. W._ KREIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, Pp» : WpARRBR'S HALL, Penn. aye. between Gth and 7: Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Prof. KEEIS begs leave te announce to his for- mer patrons and the public in genera! that at the request ofa great many of his pupils h hi Il continue his the summer season. S ours of Tuition for Ladies, Misses, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, lass, Monday, Wednesday, and i 5 Private instractions given te suit niences of the pupil For further in’ note to the Academy, or ton Building, corner Pa. avenue and 7th ‘rtreet. Phe Hall can be rented for Private Pasties apd turn, including : Apply to No. 43 Dunbarton street, (ieor, D. at or address a formation appl oom No 18 Washing- W, BotHecur “av., bet. $d and 4th ets., (Capitol Hill ‘The largest Garden in the District. Open ‘SHOOTING GALLERIES, 1» &e. Refreshments of ali kinds in nice arbors. Liberal terms to pic-nic parti BOARDING. YOUNG MAN DESIRES PERMANENT BUARD ina genteel private family. Address H. B., Ch-onicle ¢ ROOM and two smal! AKD. Also. five or six accommodated with Table Board; terms $25 per month, at 2611 st., bet. Jith ani it: Location one of the most Contrelis the TB BOARD may be obtained bya Lady or Gentleman, or a juntaef three or four Gen- jlemen, at an elevated and healthy residence with large front room, with use of Parlor and embracing the combined advantages of Country and Qity. On the northeast corner of lth stree' and Massachusetts avennu 3 WANTS: BD—& good COOK, W aad 30S; RONEB: None others need app! rota See Bae Se oe WANTED—A SmalSTRESS eccustomed t5 childrens’ clothin, outh lot strect, Capitol Mills” 729 Ut? B corner of ncn ES WwW ant pa OMAR, ic, igo nahart distauce Call at aedcth atrectsbot Band Fee uo ae ae ANTED—A first hand OA B Ww a7 at oi? ate ntrestsberween mm 2 WANTED IMMEDIAT EL one to do washing. ironing le. Tnauire ai No, 415 B otreat, bet a ti and ‘th WANTED—-« SITUATION in s Drug tore, by a poanest years of age Good city yo reference given if ‘re id, Add: “BY Bir Omise: ven if required, A re Se ge ANTED—By rei ta dic out irl, WwW FITU ATION as © embermaid beat of refer: ence given. Inquire at 59 Bridge atrert George: je town, D. GO. W ANIED INMEDIATELY—A good DRESS MAKBR. Also, an A tice GI. 1 at 37; 3.New York avenue, wear isth airest, ais je JAN. ED—Twe SERVANTS—one as cook, washer aod ironer, and one as chainbermaid and f k ap ly, witm refer- street, it* ANTED—A STEWARD and COOK for th V Steamship General Cuater. Satisfactory tes. timonials of character and capacity must be pre- A Nite jew7-3t MORGAN & BHINEHART, foot G st. 7ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A young MAN V who understanis the hotel business, with good recommendations. Good wages will be given to one who knows the French and Moglish lan- guages. Also.a BELL BOY, at New York vorner of B and 7th sts. je Cook AND CHAMBERMAI ted ina pri- yate family two white women; one to coox, wash and iron, the other as cham’ id. must both thoroug aly. Suaarstend thete wasinen, and have geod references. Apply at Dr. Thomp- son's 141 street, bet. 2thand2 st. je 27-2t* AND FURNITURE POR 8aL5—A ble two atery and attic Hi desiral foeatiesfa same, Tage the Btar office counter. ‘WO FURWiSHED ROOMS—For outchildren. Apply Star-office. GOOD INVESTMBNT—Por na’ ble Seger Stand. Inquire _171 Penn’s avenue, Wasningto: nd (OB RENT—Purnished and unfarpishe? ROOMS table for Bosak opine. otto. 318 cars ard Capitol. RENT—A two-story BRIOK HOUSE on 20 street. in Georgetown, containing six Apps to WM. Hy BIROH, 86 High at AUOTION: SALES, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLBQUNIMPROVED REAL xsrars on wanna eed te AUOTION SALES, OON AND T0-MOREOW. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Atct; Georgetown, THAIS AFTE. th di Ju in 1, 1 tong i bond ley to eee as, back to jum bia,deted the cortaim canse th i geien B B. spioftetos ey taht rust on ‘emises, conveyancing and re: stam ye he purehaser. doliars si bp required down when the yf GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY 248. C. MoGUIRE & 0O.. Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF Vai a PROVED PROPERTY, OMIM decree of the Supre im chancery can: ‘a fam ly with- . je77 the District of No. 368. Graham vs. Graham 6) uction,on MONDAY A 6 o'clock, on the prensises. L 9%. fronting on Connecticut avenue, oorth B street. lots were occapied by the Iate Guy Gra. den, and have been arddiviied into uilding Jota, all of which will be sold. ivisions M and N.which have been sale i hae | all outstandin, To persons wishing b: ‘irabie locality nace inducements rarely located at the foot o town, in the immed ences of Henry D, Cooke and A. P Dodge, and th l_commenee at half-past five t No. 27, and be adjourned from erms of sale, as preserib third cash; the Tesidue in ig men‘ atsix ard twelve monthe, with interest from dar = SS fe OR RENT—Two Pixee:stary, with six rooms in to b. 6, square N. on Sth street ist atreet and tthe famed Heigh: iate neighborhood of the FIXTURWS FOR —Inquire at 650 TO B AND STORE TO L&T piece wharf, Island, Washington, D. 0 ‘OR RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOM necting, evitable for housekeeping, with 259 G street, between 1°t The sale wi es on Lo Conveyancing and rovenne staipsat the cost W. Y. FENDAUL. istee. McGUIBE & Con Ane: Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ‘ALE OF AGOLD WATOH, N AND HOUSBHOLD FUR On THURSDAY, the 26th instant, m.,1 shall sell. in frout of Messr illiema’ Auction of the purchaser, deeree : One- tal {OR BENT—In « private family, near Tross ar Department, two lar, ROOMS. Inquire at 5 ‘OR RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for asingle gentleman. Terms $10 per month, eed cle anc OreR ered No. 404 Mazsac er v e, nicely PUR- All conveyanci i i oo pear th Gn He, wezen one. poalnaing. revere stamps, at 7-3 If the purchasers do not comply with the terme of sale within MINISTRATUR' NB BTP. five days after sale, the trustee ht to resell at thecost and risk of the purchasers. i rite 6 MARBURY. Trustee. _iel6-3taw& ds THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y¥ THOS. DOWLING, Aucticneer; Georgetown, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AND B ATBRIAL aT QUCTION SUNG FTERNOON, June 27th, at 6 n Rooma. the personal estate of mah Fraser, deceased, by order of the on, Orpaans’ Court of the District of Golum- lady's Gold Watch, lady's fine Breast pia and fe pair of Gold Spectac! M Bofas, Qlaire and ri vate family. a large nicely furn floor front BOOM kK gas bath in house, tween E and F ate, north. OR RENT—One BRIOK HOU2E, containing 5 rooms, situated on P street north between 4th Good referencesrequired. En BOLLIDGE, corner of sehen je 7 2t* as in room and Apply at 112 2d street Te be- Bilver 8; MATR: ilver Spoous, lee = On TUESDAY & o'clock, I will sell. in front of the northeast part of Lot N town, fronting 52feet5 inches of West street, batweem Oon, a es uire of THOM ble Ware, cona'sting ef French China Ww ANTED—A MAW to take some Mules to Iili- Ri overiand, Call immediately at the cor. ner of C 7th streets. east of the Capitol Build- ing. Nene but those who can come well recom- Tmeniied need apply. e JOHN W. KELLEY, Sutler i ___2d Marnachusetts Infantry. j ANTED—A NURSE. Avply at No. 140 Wash W ington street, Georgetown, DO. ies st" family. e setts bet. 6th ard 7th mS je tote \/ ANTED— E W gure A BARBER. Apply to Mra. A. 8. Bri new Master, ridge street, Gesrestenn; ness ihe \/ ANTRD—A good MEAT COOK. Appl W iieomes of the United States Hotel, Ee. TED IMMBDIATELY—Teo good jour- eymen BARBEKS. Apply at 497 7th at., between Dand E, 16 28 3" G,0 BATR. W ANTED—A ffeaae GIRL to do housework im asralifamily. Women preferred. Apply, a7 o'clock pm at STIMR'S Sta rner D and 9th sts. $e 25-38" B‘ D WANTED .—I want asmall BEDROOM, SD breakfast at or before s, dinner from 4 to’: if suited will be permanent; not to exaeed month, Address BOYD, Star office ANTED—Thie day, all the frienia of Kipp & Phillipe to call at the ORYATAL REBEAU- RANT. No. 380 D street. near Bighth. and par- take of the Great Grand GREEN TURTLE 80U P to be served up to-day Je 26 ‘NOOK AND OCHAMBERMAID WANTED—At / 41% 8th street, between (* and H. Chamber- maid must be an intelligent woman. Qook must understand her business. Both must furnish gocd recommendation. Beet wages given. je 26 3t* ANTED—By two respectable young women, W AITORTIONS ore es eer Gute, omen: chambermaid; no ebjection to go to the country. eferences if tequired. Address Bor 36, Btar Pet ANTED IMMBDIATBLY—3 good OPBRA- W Ronseith tate en emebines oe work on Dress making. Grover & baker's preferret. In- quire nt Mrs, CONNRLLY’S Ladies’ Furnishin Store. 243 Penn’a ave., between i%th and 13t sta,, South side, 26 8t between & ery store, ETD ATOM WANTED by a very respectable a water n afd Wheeler & Wilson's machines per- fectly. Also, all kinds of fine family sewing. Proase addrers SEHAMSTRESS, Btar Oilice. N OTIOB.— Wanted, the citizens of this city to callat the store of Messrs. Sparks & Simms, corper of New York avenue and Mth street, to try their 80DA WATER as drawn from the new ap- paraias just pot up the mort approved one in use inthis city It will repay a long ride or walk to entoy it. Kisengen Water (tonic and aperient) on draught. ye 25 3t* WANTED A PARTNER with scar Capit bu of from $300 to 3500 8 & profitable had several yea: ex- NESS, S‘ar Office, wit ting where an interview may be had. QV ARTED IMMEDIATELY—A MAN to taxo cbarge of and work a farm in Montgomery teunty, ten miles from Washiugton. Also, a FARM LABORER. Musteome well recommend e- = 30 25 3 V 7 ANTEBD—To purchare s HOUSE ani LOT, convenient tothe Patent and Post Offices. A small house of from four to six rooma, would be preferred. Qou'd make payment in full if suited, Addrers W., Room 29 second ficor P.O. Depa: ng price and full particula! de 26- young 6 above or 7th street preferred. Address BUSINESS, Box 550 Post Office. W ANTED—A SEAMBTEARBS for a few weeks in a private family, one who can operate well on Wheeler & Wilson’s machine. Also, Want a WOMAN for ccok, washer and ironcr. and house- work generally. W. SB. CHANDLEE ‘Vermont avenue, bet. Mand N. wear lth, Je 26-3t” New Frame Cottage ina yard, WANTED. By respectable AMERICAN WOMAN, with » child seven mortiu place as wet nurse or to do soy a work ina respectable family. She ginia and her burband was killed last year object is to obtain a good home. and she is w to work faithfully and give entire satisfa: her employers. Address a note to Box No. 10, Star office. and the advertiser wilicall, je 26-3t jANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE containing from nine to twelve rooms, north of Penn’a avenue and between 4), acd 1Sth streets. Address Lock Box 45. City Pest Office, One with carriage house and stable preferred. je15 t ANTBD IMMEDIATELY—At Mis: Smith’s WwW Segar Store, 319 B atreet. a YOUNG LADY from sixteen to twenty, must be prepessesring, truthful, and honest One residing with her ore vracree: Apply from 1 to 4 for three days, je ANTED—Gold and Silver Watebes, Di monds, Pistols, Pawnbroker's Tickets, Fa: ni Clothing, or any article of vaiue. T it cash price paid or exchanged for other goeds at Binger's Bewing Machine Agency, 502 9th street. 8 doors north of Penn. te3-Im* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS irgt-class Table Board can be had at sh street, nearG. Reference my renent 30.26 Im JDEBAONS WISHING BOABD IN A PLEASANT and ai eoae xy vill 8 DB, Oo on Hotel, Leonardtown, St. Mary's county, Md ‘erbilt touches three tim The stesmer Van week, going to Baltimere from YABLE BOARD at 25a month, 340 & street, Ddetween i'th and it Also, two fur- OOMB to let, suitable for two cr more je FR oom! WITH BOARD, 411 13th street west. BIS HBRBBY GIVEN THAT THE artoership heretofore existing between O J. Cressey and G@. R. Boughton, tnown as the firm & Boughten, aud doing business at No. 474 7th street. was by mutual consent dissolved on the 2th of April, 16 0.'J. CBBSSBY BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, { OF GROUND mast OF aR PENNSYLVANIA tant. we will sell at six VALUABLE SQUARE THE CAPITOL, N AVENUE. AT AUCT On MONDAY. the 25th ios! o'clock. p. @ . ip ponte improvements, ¥ dwellipg-house, buildings, & Pp’ ‘The grouca ising bi vegetable garden beautiful, and commanding positi but few steps of the city rai further comment uppecesasry; believe it to be o if tha stable, and other ump of exceilent water in the yard. ‘hb state of cultivation as a in fruit t ri choicest Xind. lway cars. Wedeem te ce in three equal t from day of vale rust taken. All eovveyan- revenue stamps, at the cost of pur- very enjoyabls stair, every arrangement bav- ing heen made for the comfort and pleasure of the member of tne Order and their friends. parte sit CoAworor PROGRAMYE.—FemaleGrammar Sebeol, 4th District, (Mre. Amidon,) will be gxemined to-merrow at one p.m, instead of Miss %. A Lee's a cIry ITEMS. mp’ Ovea THE River.—Guorce, Maer we at Kirr & Priviirs’ Ubrystal Restaurant, 50 D street, vewrs.b, to-day, 681 am going to in- dolge in & bowl of tisir unexcell d ereen tortie soup atl o'clock. . je 26 .2t* canbe HE JawEtey, JEwebny, tor only one dollar the Dollar Jewelry Stora, No. 9% Pa. venus, moar 4 street, » Two bundred doll when the property it will De Dut OP SREEN & WILLEAMS, Ancts. B I8 POSTPONED IN the rain unt!! THURSDAY next, EN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. eral hundred geres of a* any ip Maryland, }l take horses or mu a7 THE AkO Vashington, wi semece. They mus at Gollington P.O. | UNPLBASAN SPEHOIAL NOTICE. HE Citizens of Georgetown, D.C., ere reapect- fully votified that trom and after t. date they cam procure FRS8H VEGRTABLE: FRUIT (raised on the ‘* Valley View Farm’’) at Stalls No. 39 and 40 in the New Market House on the morn- ings ef Tues‘lay, Thursday, and Satarday of each ¥ Je 27-6t* ee Gone TOWN TAXES —An abatcment of six EK percent willbe allowed on the General Tax of 15, if paidon or before the first day of July mext. Je 20-dt3s1 CHAB8. D. WELOG, Collector, AYOR’S OFFICB, Grozcrvown, D. O.,Jare 20, 1865,—A reward of PIVB HUNDRED DOL- LABS will be paid to any person who will give such information as wiil leac to the conviction of the person or persons who lately set on fire the property of the Presbyterian congregation, situ- ated on West street. in this town. ‘This reward will be Jn addition to the, reward ‘d ae ed) pine Vigiaee Fire Gompany for the in- ormation above j we 23-204 HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.> T° CONTBACTORS FOR STREET PAVING aled Proposals’ will be received by the sub- parte until te Me on SATUEDAY, ak ‘Yet day of July next, for paving all that part of B which lies north of the railroad, between Mont- Romery and Market streets; ail the old paving to be removed exd the new work te Bave a bed of the beet quality of sand to the depth of twel ches, The contractor tu have the use Of ai] the stone pow in that part of said street which may be auit- able for the pew work, The price propored must ard of repairing end which will ine} Urremoving iY nt, all the new work, old eme: d the who! the materials which may be re- quired for the completion of the improveseat. a Be EE'SEbU ta Zr inapect a pod aopeot 5 subjes' prov: orth Tr, and without such ap- e Btrect Commis: sid for. ts wit Ro ye ebrapleted within threo oaths | 18 wo! tien of the contract, gases Ueion, ERAS See ‘s Orrr0m, 2,D.C., FOR"S 10) ee’ a on eS _______*= 2 OB THE BBPAIB OF FRED. Pans rIOk BIREST. : Ny od by the undersigned A Tye ‘ane 20th, for Ourbing red ick . of Tih ut! Frederick street, fro ou cach aide of said street. thar if or f pespennivig blader of Georgetown. The Yb to bear beat tue ste: 18 iveh wide, with square ie 36 ing id wut be th sees centres Toe fing footw The qaitering tet dapat z tO be dene 00 a e,0d bed of abarp rT hh pager ag curb a runping foot, alse. 19F Jexing ane, footwsyé per superficial yard, inc a itngeall wae terials tor sald work, ee a ti! e. | 2 Oommirsioner of: a ot and runving hack 165 fe other Crotkery. aved from. the fi Lot Pictures. Ornaments. &c. Ard wany otber articies too numerous to enume- LLY. Administrator. WILLIAMS, Aucts- ¥ J.C, McQUIBB & 00, Auctioneers, RNIT RNITURE BT PUBLIC between I and K streata, jencing at li . All ti 7 re, part of which can be remises and part at the Presbyterian . Will be sold with the lot, Terms: One balf cash; balance in six months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the R RBNT—A very convenient. smailtwo atory IOK HOUSE, contaising three roams and cellar. 343 Ist st-evt east. between C and D north, yr month, payable in advauce, “OR SALE—A PHOTOGRAPH ESTABLISH. MENT, corner of Pennsyivani gcod business. Satisfactory rea- son civen for selling, A good chance fera person Apply immediately. ing and stamps at the cost of the THOS, DOWLING, A FRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionser AUCTION BALE OF TWO BUILDI ae ane NG LOTS Lx 1 On FRIDAY, the 240 ivatant, at 8 o’clook, p. m. we shall sell, in front ofthe premises, part of Lo 22 in Square 171, On ljth street, between Band stables; > feet front, 110 sale we shall sell south % Lot i, 24th street, between I and K streets, 22 feet & ipebes front, rupping back the depth to an alley. Terms: One-third cash, balance in aix aad twel' montha,secured by a deed ef trust on the pr All Conveyancing and Revenue stamps purchaser's cost. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ABOVE SALEI5 POSTPONSD UNTIL Vf me honr and place. WILLIAMS, Avcts, ¥ J. O. McGUIRE® & OO., Auctioneers, A GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION ON NORTH D SiRMRT, URTWREN SIXTH AND SEVENTH, On TUEBLAY AFTERNOON, June “7th, at 64 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, part of Lot 5, in Square 457, fronting nineteen feet eleven and one haif inches On D street north. between six’ and Feventh streeta west, and runnin, hundred and twenty feet ten and one to an alley two feet and eleven and one half inoh- es. opening on a thirty feet paved alley with the improvements, consisting o' Building, containing five rooms and & basement. iselixibly situated for the gro’ ing business of this city and offersa good oppor- tupity to purchase @ busines; location for one ia search of Such, The property will be sold by the 15th street. doin, @ooD MO GARHOED oT At No. 404 i6th street, on THURSDAY, J: giclock: we abate <u ae large Gi Taine Frecel: Plate Mi: . Broeate!l Curtains and Gornices. EE Oi) Paintings, Engravi Walcut H.C. Parlor 8 Walnut Whatrot, Wainut M.T Chamber Buite, Hair ani Husk Msttracses, Feather ery and ij with small capital. ‘OR RENT—A neatly furcished FRONT PAR- cH R, at No. 356 0 ei une 2th, comr tween 4*; and ith sts., closet URNISHED ROO: FOR RENT. furnished, can For terms sppiy at adjoining the Louisiana avenue ‘OR RENT—Thi first floor of aneat Frame M ee street, between D and 8, Islaud. unfurni-hed ROOMS on the Extension. Dinin Brussels, Three ply and I Gas Chandeliers eS tain Car (OR RENT—One BRICK HOUSE, 16 rooms, pee Ceteeee igsourt ave. near Penn TON, 373 Penn, ave., corner of 4%; at. and ave. Apply to H etween 43s and 6th Streets, opposit nd Chinaware, e: ina Vases and o Mantle Ornaments, Large Cooking Stove acd Fixtures, Toor and Sten Cloth Reds, Toilet Beta, Tinware and other Household and Oo MCGUIRE & CQ., Aucts, L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers; At the Horse Bazaar, 95 La. avenue. METROPOLITAN POLICE 8A One mail brown Mule, marked “I. estray on the 3d inst. E white face, taken e:tray on the 4th inst., will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash. at the Bazaar, No, 9% Louisiana avenue,on THURSDAY, July 1865, at 10 o’clock a.m, unlesa the owners all previously furnish te the Property strict, at his office, 453 10th street west, evidence of such ownership. GEO. B. HERRICK, WM. L. WA ‘OR SALE—Beaatifal little BRICK on Rhode Island avenue,2 story, 4 rooms, perfectly new, oy peck from se ec ree roanded by , surubhery, &c. vot near! U) fee’ 8), = RM. HALL & 00... Corner 7th and F streets {OR SALEB—A three story ard attic Brick an Frame HOUSE. coataining 11 rooms, No I street, corner of 27d. in town’ For particulars apply at the Bouse, or eT URN EE. No. 251 Pennsylvania avenae. fe most pleasant sit ENT—A new BRICK BUILDING, on street, near the Government printing oftice, contains four rooms and gas; price S40 y Possession given on the ist of July. Apply at the American Telegraph Off Pennsylvania avenue. i {OR BBNT—A fine SUITOF #OOMS furnished or unfirnished, with gas pleasant and health» locality. avd carriage house Oo ea Penn. ave, bet. ith and 13th streets. je 26-2 WHolLRsALE FLOUR. GRAIN USin. xOR Ls—i rous operation: fve Property Clerk. LL & CO., Aucts. ¥ 3, 0. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT SAIB AT THE U.8. TRRASU- BXTENSION. A On FRIDAY MORNING Sune 2? _commencing at 10 0’clock, we shall reli, at the Bxtension, the following atticles, viz: 4° new Doors, Frames and Transoms flot'ot Pennerres Lot of old Sand Stone Lot of old Marble Mantel- Lt of 5}d Blate Lot of old Cast fron Window Guards Lot of old Lamp Posts and Lamps Lot of old Grates. Grate fronts and Fenders Oe cla Wroughe, Bheet, _ we iron. rms Cash in Government funds IBAIAH ROGERS, ising Architect, & O0.. Aucts. and water, in a Also abrick atabie e at FRANKLIN & : One third cash; balance in six and 1 ‘bs twelve mont purchaser # ex- Conveyancing end stamps at i _J.0, MoGUIBE & O.. Aucts. JY BRINSMADE & CLARK, Auctioneers, 8 established. Rearon e ig south and want to move there. Address ‘*Feed,’’ Box 795 P.O, Washing. OB RENT—A desirable BUSINESS BTAND near 6th street. at low rent. suitable for a swall business of any kind—millinery, dry goods, i fice. grocery, or a broker's 0} #'M. HALL & 00., Corner 7th and F streets. Also, a four-story furnished Brick House OR SALE—A BARGAIN —A beautiful Square with a smell Frame Dwelling A fne BRICK HOUAB Twelfth street, gas. sewerage, fine fruits. & fmall BRICK, ¢ix rooms, in good repair, on llth CK HOUBE, on Pou BRICK HOC . farnished, at $ ‘hb street, nine roi MS, uear the city, ALL & CO, Real Estate Brokers, Corner of feventh aud F.stree ‘OR RENT—One or two ROOMS. furnished or unfurnished, at Ni th. north corner of. The location is near Treasury Departments ‘art ofa FURNISHED HOUSE. at | between 2d aod 3d. with | gas and use of bath room, from lst of Jaly. Je 24-3t* OR RENT—STOBEand CELLAR 504 sth bear Pa.ave. Inquire of T.J_ D. BEOK, 49: ire; or H, O. NOYES, 250 F street. Es TAGE FOR RENT.—That convenient brick COTTAGE, with portico, in Printing Office etreet, near ist street west; nleinadvance. Address rin or Ken- at our store THIS EVB! 4 ie entlemen’s fine Shi, rawers, Hoisery, Photograph Albums. Gold Bilver Watches, Table Cutlery, Cigars, &c. goods warranted to be as represente, WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No, S26, 7th street, corner of D. HOUBEHOLD EAT ACOTION > wea asm (gtared) BX GREEN & EXTENSIVE SALE OF KITOHEN FURNITUR On WEDNESDAY. 2th instant, at 10 o’slock A. M., we will sell, at the northeast corner of 9th an@ No. 450, @ large assortment of Paes Supery and Peach Orchar: 3.0. McGUIRE Y JAS. OC. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON 4 Ps BBIWESN 6TH AND On TURSDAY AFT. olclock, on the premises, we Lota Nos. 3), 31, No 402, fronting ‘ater, bath, cel- B ftrects wort, Ni 4 Ursiture, cousistin, 2 Marble top Tabies, Botas,, me Side-Ohaira, Mahogany, Walnut, and Painted Paresus, ‘ning and other Tables, nd Bide-Chatrs, lar, brick stabi t Castcr, Rocking auf eight rooms. $3,500 street eight roo HOU! une 13th, at aix all offer at public nd 32. in subdivision of ach 25 feet on south B et, between 6th and /th streets west, and ran- ning back about W feet to a 2% feet ey. These lots are finely located for private resi- dences, overlooking the Smithsonian and Armory masy of access by the 7th street passenger cars, and at acor “enient distance from the Center Yarket. One-fourth cash; the remainder in 6, 12. and 18 reonths, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premines. ad stamps at the cost of tho pur- Z,C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- et June 2th, same hour and place,ln 3.0. McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts, R7-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Post. a th, til WADNEB- BAY ABTERNOON, Sth Sune, same hour an Cottage and other Bed i IN’. —Two small FAR: B. Cane Seat Rocker: Btock for sale. and Engraia a Linen and other Window Ourtain Hair, Cotton top,and Husk Ma‘ Feather Beam ome and Rolster vr Equare ground — a2 Com- Excellent Cooking, Par! large assortment of Qhin: With many otber articles which we deem an- Becesrary to enumerate. =i This Purriture is in vety good condition, an: rsons wishing to buy furnitare would do weil attend the sale. ‘* GREEN & WILLIAME, Ancts. YC. R. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD AND EITCH. AUCTION ON THB ISLAND. We will sell,on WEDN BD. ™m,, at the residence of s ins, at No, 561 le of his Household Furniture. ©. R. OROWN & CO., Avcts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BLE FARM OF 100 ACRES OP LAND, Se’ AND HOUBEHOLD' FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCT - On WEDNBSDAY, the 28th instant, at 120’clock m., we shall sell, on th farm belonging to John anda half milesfrom the Capitol, farms of Misses Youn, til TUBBDAY. conSeq uence 0: jeli a Square. fronting H IN FURNITURE AT §; OR RENT—For three months frem the lat of july, a small FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 49 containing four rooms For particulars » same hourand J.C. McGUIBE & OO., Aucts, '¥ JAB. OC, MOGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers, Gay street, Georgetow and cellar, with gas an inquire on the premises before 3}: a.m STORES. — p And for tale a number of Brick and Frame rice from 316,00 to $1.2, op vite Mortice Machine USE AND LOT AND TH SF! TabEe BEET WS3T, 3" 5 Y AFTERNOON, June 29th, at é o’clock, em the premires. by virtue of a decree = 22. im equi! id 23, in Davidson’ ropting 10th ets north, one of the 2 oxting 11 feet on 10th street and ranning back 120 feet to a fous alle: id ing 22 feet 11 inchescn Cth si same depth,and unimproved. Both redeemable at the pleasure of the holder the payment of 25 cents per square foet. Terms: One-half cash; the balance ip 6 mont! the purchaser to give his note. with iaterest, an: endieaes to the eatiete cher ioe eee Tenatee: conveyanc! at cost of purchaser Vip A. BUR: UIBE & CO., Aucts. Y¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OLASS BUILDING LOTZ ON NEW MABSACHUSEITS AVENUES t. at 6 o’clock p.m. Fo RENT— iT On FHURSDA Houses, varying in d Ohest of Tools weer southeast cor. BK SALE—The ANC. and H streets. op or keforet will on that day be effered ka m.,on the premires. purtenaoces snd fixtures are as follows: Scales, Two-horse Power, 4 Harness, Shovels, Screens, Se'stock of COAL and WOOD that may be BRINTNALL & CO. D ROOMS FOR RENT, mo the Ist, oa an between 19th and 26th, 7 square from the the Bupreme sell part of Lots 27 an sion of Square N emises, that valuable Condons, about two aud COAL YARD and mm the corner of 10th osed of at private of June, instant, t at public auction, at 10 roved by a two- and Livingston, near ridge. To sop shing a desirable farm snd market gar. n combined, this place offers rare induee: nsist of a fine thre The improvements co. welling and tenant hb riage, and corn house, al five years. There is » valuable grist mill never failing stream of water running through ‘There are about twenty Gve acres the remainder is and garden purposes. is land is now covered grain acd vegetables, alsos fine orchard of the frui' ‘This land will be sold subdivided into two parte, alltogether. The whole farm is enclosed by a ry good and unineumbered Terms of sale: One-third cas! and two years! for notes be the vEOUST adapted to farmi: on hand at the time of sale. Je 24 3t* rt greater portion o: FIVB FIRST JERSEY balance in one interest and a¢- premises. stampe at the pur- uired down, whem in ten days after the day of ht to LL pineaine IN SUMMER DRESS GOODS. ae chfwo hundred dollars will be the property is knocked off; je, the owner rese: rij risk and cost of the defauitin, After the sale of the We are closing out the balance of our stock of BUMMBR DRESS GOUDB, of every deecription, at greatly reduced prices. We are selling very desirable stylea of DRESS GOODS at 31,37, 45 and 50 cents. BLACK and COLORED SILKS. MOURNING DEESS GOODS. TRAVELING DBESB GOODS, SHAWLS, LACH MANTLES, LINENS, COT- &e., &c,, at low ALEO. Two Lota fronting on Massachusetts avenue, between ee Jersey avenue and 2d is e A fine chance for a good investment. quarter cash; balance in 6, 12, and for notes bearing interest, secured by & deed of trust on the premises. pancing and revenue stamps at the cost aser. five dollars will be required on each lot when knocked off. fe248.Tu,th GREEN & WILLY ¥ JAMES ©. MoGUIRB & OO , Aucts, CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE OOUN- THY RASIDENOE AND FARM NEAR WA8H- Under and by virtue of the several deorces s. we shall proceed to one Golt and road Wagon, can ail Ends are top, bag ac, ef mahogan prices, to clone out. J08. J. MAY & CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, (B4aNGs COUNTY. AND DELAWARE ICE STON & C1 Ligh Pe tands, Kil hee articles which we wpnecensery to enumerate. * GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auote. ———————————————— ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetow®. Y SALE OF VALUAB) CHANOBES Oe IN GEORGE! Own. LIN, succesr ra to J. Te streets, Washingto: continue to furnish their favorite I ‘M8. made from Orang: ream. This house is tne 0} has supplied Oreams maoufactured from Orauge it Ice Cream Pavilion with our establishment, ‘0! Lin. . wherein Agnas 3, the undersigned oC. ident ta the en a ‘of Columbia, cause therein d cum & Co, were co beirs-at-law of county cream, open daily in connection je 20-Tu& Fim™ powBstic ECONOMY, OAMPILLION OARBPRT. f th PRE Caaear oh ility and beanty, cannot be sur; ordinary Carpet pow in use. Call a for yourselves, B.M Linthi- he widow and : * Kauity socket No.7.? of-which the follow- ty lies nerth of the turnpike road ralty, of Wasbiaeton we B ig at theend of ‘om the north west intersectio: ortho whole tract with said pace ence norte 6 o'clock p. m., & **Haddock’s Hil! lescription, to wit: led to this in- about three mi be ut forty-four feet six is bounded ss ith hese lots ol nes th “ad to them is well sulted a inlet ont ide’ of, Hie! sod near wo. story prick ave iit 462 Pa, avenu JOHN BEATY, Agent, SON'S famed Grand and Sqausre PLANGFOBTES. Smith’s Ame pene ‘he norih side ive forty aif scr ‘as prescribed by due tr six, twelve from the day of Sis purchaser, with appcor! “foctnding revenue stampe, of ae Let ght Tisk of the pur- "Sommeses on Lot Ko. T| HAs DOWLING: anct. read with ‘bstantial Glesrant country vesi- ments in git ona, 1h} between Sth and ND IC¥ PIFO! Ww ATBEB OOOLERS A the above articles from me rellnble manufectu; is 4 Odd Feliows’ , Seventh ay yer rc. Intel are as follows : ve ore aft om y will K Zones ope copes at eee t fermen aE loyment, C367 D cer bet, oem Bee ee a : » sbetter Box 46 fed! Hotels andi Baioonfeapeks ¢ 1 or Bee,