Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1866, Page 3

ee, ——EEEE ———— __LOCAL —— | ENTS. &c , TU-NIGHT. } WASHINGTON PARK, jth street.—The Inde- pendent Socials’ afternoon and evening pic- Bic Wasnrse tos CIty GaRpes, New York av. Afterroon sud evening pire-mic of Young Hi- berna Cla t festival for 2 few evenings more. East Wastixetoy (ML P.) Curren, Navy Yard.—The fair and fs": alio progress at this church is an agreea:le affur,and saould be well patrenizeu St. Dowiste’s Onvnrca, Istand.—The Ivy tT Musics! Assoc enliven Y testival at tus church with | o OVETY Cvemiug. Cotemma Law Sewous, near City Hal — ‘The floral »nd strawberry festival ac this hail, tor the beneiit of the First Baptist Charch, is % Most agreeable place to spend an evening CANTEKEURY.—Second night ofthe sammer Season, tnd Of the new sensational drama, en- titled -The Female Pickpocket 1m Washing- ton,” which is destined to have a great rua. >—_—— TRUsTees OF THE SeMvoLs.—The regular Monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Pu Schools was held at the City Hail laste veuing: oll the members preseat except Mr. Miller. who is out of the city. Dr. Walsh ir, and Mr. R. &. Bowean secretary. ros+ to & privileged questisn, and ofiered ihe following Whereas in we issue of the New York Tri- dune of the 30th - appeared the following communication from Washington : “ Abel: tion School Book:s.—The series of school readers used in the public schools of Washing- ton being to far an abolition publication that it contains Mr. Lincoin’s speech at Get'ysburg, an effort 1s now making tothrow it out and introduce a reader prepared for the southern ™ with @ carefo) omission of all refer- ence to the recent war.” And whereas the allegations thus made, doubtless without intention to do wrong, re- cite what is alike foreign to the fact, and, if true, derogatory to the character of the mem- ders of this board, especially of such as consti- Wacou Cnarer, Capitol Mtl —Strawberry Cote the “text-book commiitee:” Therefore— Resol That the Board of Trustees of the Public ‘chocls, entertaining great respect for the New York Tribune, and for the loyal press throughout the Jand, hereby enter a denial ot the existence of any purpose or desire to be governed in its Action by considerations other than these having for an object the highest moral and mental advancement of those com- mitted to its care. Resolved, With a view fully to relieve the text-book commuttee from the impatation r iin the publisned t alluded to, a committee be ap- pointed to ascertain and report whence origi- a aa upon which the same as based ‘The Chair appointed Messrs. Tustin, Wood- ward. Johnson, and Murtagh. Mr. Woodward asked to be excused from service on the committee, and stated that he ® delicacy in the matter, as he had already ome inquiries as to the authorship of graph. Holmeaa said that the committee had yet reported, and it should not have been what the committee intended to do. some heated discussion as to the au- thorship of the paragraph in the Tribune, and some explanations, Mr. Woodward agreed to serve on the committee. The resolution was adopted, and the follow- img committee appointed: Messrs. Tustin, Woodward. Johnson, and Murtagh. Mr. Wilson laid before the Board a commnn- nication from the President of Columbia Col- lege, tendering a scholarship in that institution. Mr. Rhees offered a resolution declaring that it Was inexped.ent to accept the offer, and ten- dering the thanks of the Board. Mr. Khees, ou being asked bis reasons for offering the resolution, stated that it was well knowr thatthe institution was disloyal: that recently three professors have been elected from the Southern army, fresh from the bat- tle fiel with their hands reeking in blood, and the President had lately asserted that the South was right. He was not wilting thar the children in the schools should be subjected to sucb influences. Mr. Johnson stated that the day after Mr Samson returned from Kentacky he called on b d said that bis remarks had not been re- ported correctly. A member asked if Dr. Samson was as loyal &s Mr. Johnson. and the latter replied that his (Dr. Samson's) was not the same kind of loy- ality The further consideration of the subject was postponed. « muaications were received from Bry- ratton, Chureh & Co., tendering schol- ps in the Business College each year, to be awarded the scholars in the schools. Also, one from the National Union College, tender- ing certain scholarships for the ensuing year. Te Board directed the Secretary toreturn the thanks of the Board. Applications for positions as teachers were Teceived from Mi: V. L. Nourse, of Lancas- ter, Pa., and D. L. Foster, of this city, and re- ferred. The Secretary laid before the Board the fol- lowing letters - - City or Bostox, May 26, 1346. Hon. Richard Wallach, Mayor of Washington :— Sir: At a meeting of the special joint commit- tee of the School Board and City Council of this city on visiting schools in other cities, the undersigned were instructed not only to traus- mut, through you, te your Board of Trustees, the resolution of thanks contained in the ac- companying communication, but also to ten- der to yourself, individually, an expression of the bigh appreciation, on the part of the committee, of the honer yoa did them by your invitation to the elegant entertainment which they enjoyed at your bouse. and of their ‘warmest acknowledgments for the cordis!. welcome and the kind attentions which they received at your hands. It is need. to say thatit gives us great pleasure to perform this agreeable duty. We feel that you did everything that could be de- sired to render our visit both pleasant and profitable: and we beg to assure yeu that we shall not soon lose the recollection of your kindly offices and your bountiful hospitality. Congratulating you most heartily on what you bave already done to provide the means of tree education in the capital of the nation. it is our earnest hope that continued success may atrend your own praiseworthy efforts and the efforts of your co-laborers in the same direction. With sentiments of high regard, we remain, sir, your most obedient and humble servants, - S. K. Lorror, Chairman Committee on part of School Board. Tuomas Garrizcp, ‘Chairman of Committee on Pablic Instruction. Joun D. PHILsRIcK, Superintendent of Public Schouls. City or Bostox, May 26, 1-65. Hon. Richard Wallach, Mayor of Washington : Sir: Ata recent ceery of b pete pry Joint Commitiee of the School ‘dand City Coun- cil of this city on visiting schools in other cities, the following resolution was unani- mousiy —— and the undersigned were cbarged with the je duty of transmit- Ung the same, through yo.', tothe Board of Trustees of the Public Sciools of the city of Washington Resolved, That the grateful acknowledgments and cordial thanks of this committee be, and hereby are, respectfully tendered to the Board of Trustees of the city of Washington for the Kindness and courtesy with which we were Teceived by them on the occason of our recent visit to the public schools under their charge, nd for their obliging attentions in furnishing us with all the facilities which conld be de- sired for the furtherance of the objects we had in view, and we indulge the earnest hope that their generous efforts to render our visit both pleasant and profitable will be the means of Promoting the great interest of education. In commun: this resolation on behalf < the committee, the a would ore iem-elves of the ep un: to congratu! your Honor and the Board Trustees om the evicer.ce which it was their pleasure to observe of taste and enterprise in the erection of school edifices in yaee city. The Wallach building is higbly creditable to the city, and the structure bow building on Franklin Square promises to be tully equal. if not superior, to any school- Rouse in America. With the test wishes for the ity of your educational system, and sentimeuts Of the Dighest we sir, your LotuRor, obedient and humble a Chairman of Com'tee on part of School Board, " THOMAS GArrIELp, ‘hairman of Committee on 2 Jouy D. PSiLBRIcK, Su tendent of aaees mag rm no Mr. Ki made a report, im self and Mr. Woodward, recommending the adoption as text books of McG Reacers, McGoffey’s and De Wolf's Spellers, and Kidd's Elocution, which gave rise to con- siderable debate, and the consideration of the Tt was post) unti] the pext meeting. tT number Se eee oe Treasurer, and approved. ety, osdward moved that the teachers be cted at ly meeting: 5 Mr. Rhees ani a quest. Roseeky anv AGREST.—Abonut two o'clock this morning, special officer Ponaldson, on duty im the Centr Market, alded by officer WANTS. 7 ANTED= Claes GOOK; one that « Doven, of the Third oa nae two men, Nerstandeeeting for a restaur ae Michael O'Brien an jorton, alias ANTED- 4 OUOK. W ‘m and Simpson, as suspicious cBaractere. They were IRON, a that “x come reoom- see in jhe market by oftieer Dovaldson’s com~ | mended. Inguite at S50 7th st., bet, B street and panton, Mf. Jyunniugton, intheact of counting | Maryland avenue, Joi) 3 something or making & division. The officer watched them. They went to an eating house in the market where on» of them offered to Jeave alarge number of copper cents. but the A omen, one & WATE RE Hates sen eas tk grime warts. References given. Appi: at No. 374 D street, b-- tween 5th aud 9tb ets ch Proprietor refused to take them, and gave the WASTED-a SITUATION rlof fifteen Msn box to pnt them in. Arier they were Jears of age to nur-8 or a: mberwork. arresied the vilicers returned to the place | Prefers the country. Address H. Sear, Ute where they were first seen and found under | ® the market bench several articles of, clothing. NTED—Wy an American indy, » BITUA- Ap old fencing toil bad been previonsly taken TION by the dey, weekyor month, ag sea! tram Nortoi This morning Justice Thomp- peal shan elie good ane ayes e son «x2 them, and was about tocommit | ®t 200 8th st., bet. Mana them to the werkbonse as suspicious eharac- ters, when Sergeant Skippon entered the | guardbonse with Mr. Barr, whose store on #th street. near D, was broken into tast night. The thieves foreed open % window in the rear of tne building and robbed the store drawer ofa quanuty et two, three and one cent coins and five aud three cent notes, and carried away & ANTED—Toree -r_four _D. MAKERS, W 8h ite Wt VRREET Tee Benin ele eth end 13th er Madam De La ne 13-2t' ’ AN TED—By a respectable young girl a SIT- W ACESTGN as caniberecia ee ey 8 SET ironing, oF to waiton the table. Best of references given Appin at the Oxford House. 2lststreet. be- tween F ete. It jot of cigars and several articles of clothing. Can inh Se forcing the ‘he windcw—an augur bitt and a | gall femily. or cook and assist in washing and rovgh jimmy. Mr. Barr identified the cloth- | irmng No objections to in the country. ing forind as bis property, The money hasnot | Please apply between ath and’ sth sts., No. 479 been found, This case changed the Justice's ane. if ne, It decision, and Tie parties were again locked up WAXtTED_ty a reapectable young girl. a SIT- to afford the ofticers time to recover the other UATION to do Chamberwork ant Washing stolen property. The officers recognized the prisoners. one of them having but recently been sent to the workhouse by the same Jus- and Ironing, or would do the work of s small pri- vatetemily. Apply to No, 224 Latreet, between ~~ and 19th streets, Can be seen for two days, vi tice. — — we —— WAsrEp~a nove Soren ACER AK ES , Oue that can make sewed and pegged boots: bese OL Meee ome fF Sale | Inquire at No, SOON TL sirest, borweene ath ood 2uth streets. V ie eae Set _je 12-38" ) ANTED—By @ respectable girl, a SITU- ATION to cook, wash and iron, io 8 private Thursday afternoon, 14th inst, on K_ street opposite Franklin Square, and immediate! adjoining the residence of Secretary Stanton, , 9) is (preeented an opportunity to buy a hand’ | Sig. Inquire at Mrs LYOas", corner of trh some building site in that popular and very | ©°- - £ desirable locality. The purchaser of this lot | YY AT TED By secpectable colored man.» can also, If he wishes, buy the lot adjoining, | y14 ‘ refel - Ad « T., Star Ofic thereby having a fine troat for a double house. eye meierences. address. $.3.;Star Ofice a Morr or THE Goops.— Yesterday, detective McDevitt went to Baltimore, and with the sistance of detectives Smith, Pearson, 3 West, of thar city. recovered another lot of the boots and shoes stolen from Mr. C. Payne's Store, in Georgetown. This Jot, with that re- covered by Sergt. Essex and detective Clar- ANTED—Good HANDS for Linen Coats, Pautsand Vests Also, for Uaseimere J Ww rk. References required, at PEYSER'S, 453 Seventh stieet. - E street. je 12 3t W A®TED—A& COLORED GIRL to do generat housework inasmall family. (without chil- dren.) Apply at 376 9th street, between Lstrest apd New Perk aven Jo 12 3t voe at Arlington Heights, makes up the lot W ANTED—To rent an unfurnished HOU SK, taken at the second robbery of Mr. Payne's 1 pleasantly sitnated. containing 7 to 10 rooms; store. i within four or five suuares of a er railway, anger radlway —+2r+e. — ss, stating terms and locality, W * Ty ITEMS oS ERESE... 2 CITY ITEMS. N, todo chamber ‘ork. Must under. 'y. Good wages will be 23 9th street, betweeu & and M ANTED-—Anexperienced COOK whounder- stands milking, to go to the country for the Good recommendations required. In- eat 320 K street jell Wart D TO PURCHASE OR RENT BY they small UNFURNISHED HOUSE ie the vicinity of 34 449 street north and near Penn. avenue, LIFORNIA White Sets @ Setts. : {Sleeve Huttons, only one dollar, s Dollar Jewelry Store No. 435 Pen yivania avergie, third door from 4%¢ street. Setts, Cross \ summer atin gt ir YoU WISH to see how the thing is done, eal] at Henning’s, corner 7th street and Mary land avenue, ang you will find out how ¢eloth- ing is sold at the very reasonable rates of, Que Price ouly. jo 11-8t Ns PE GOLDSTEIN. — ——__-____ = ., Past -, ARRIA AND HORSES WANTED—A gen- TreSryps t Forts Foote and tleman wishes to prrchase @ good four seat Wast ington, Vernon, White CAKRIAGE. Also.on- ora pair of geod, soand Heo. where the HOSES. Avy one having either or both for si Giymont, Quai Page «as burnt by th ut Cockpit t t at a moderate price, will please apply to JA FcGUIRKE & CO . Anctioncers, jel Aqu v ANTED—Gold und Silver Watches, Ladies’ 1 and Gents’ Clothing, or any articles of val stk. FULTON & CO 'S, Pawubrokers, 502 hart ou the Sas 1 56 three doors nortl. of Pa. avenue. er Coolers, an 500 gross of Port heap i ett at 9% O'clock a. m.. weather permitting. 2 .« =<. 2 a ANTED —We want to buy choic and vaine- For Stra w Hats go to Stinemetz’s, \ ble HOUSES for Congressmen -and others. Pennsylyania avenue. Also. se }emall] HOUSES and LOTs for cash. —_— -~o—__ — Also,a number of choice FABMS near the city, TuE Cox INGREDIENTS used in | from $3,000 to $8,000 each, making “fre Troches” is such as D. L. WELLS & Co., to give the br my 19 Im Corner 1th and F streets The Troches are always with good su WANTED cess, and are wide as the best remedy Everybody tocalland see the for Coughs, Colds, Throat Diseases, and Asth- BARTLETT $25 SEWING MACHINE, lt will do any kind of work. Itis made in the best manner and warranted for three years. 1. P. LIBBEY. Jeweller, Agent for the District of Columbia, my 15-Im* 455 7th st., bet. D and EK. AN EXPRMIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT CATION in a private family er restaurant Call ou Mr. NEAL, 15th street, No 313. mhs W 4ATEE— SROOND HAND FURNITORE Alse, MIRRORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BED DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every matic troubles treet, south Light Cold Kid Gloves of all shades just ived. 6 A Fresn Invoice of Mu Ho low quito Nets and y Combs Quilts. are being offered at as rlower prices than any other place in ot description B. BUOBLY, 606 7th street Woshington, by Yates & Selby, No. 323 Penn- | “Sener” between G and H. cast side Sylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, south side. 4 FOR SALE AND RENT. | eo BENT—In the Star Office Building, at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue aud 11th street, & pember of excellent and conveniently situate: LODGING ROOMS. Terms low. Inquire of 0, B. BAKER, at the Star Oifice. my 25 tf Fe BKENT—In the STAR BUILDINDS. cor- onmsylvant. ti) HOOMS adupted for tho offices of Lepamsucs Done? yaoles. ‘Terms moderate. Location the best in 5 Lapis desirous of making great bargains in the way of Dress Guods, willdo well to call on Yates & Selbv, No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, south side. where they will find also a complete stock ot Domestics bought before the recent advance, which they are selling at the old prices. 6 age WE CALL the attention ofour readers to what asbin; Apply to OC. B. BAKER, at the looks to us to be —— mpesione item headed | star Office. my 25-tf Carpenters and Builders, which see in another FY = 1LD- column. Itseems to be just what the public | MOR RENT In the STAR OF FICE BUILD. have long desired. 3 t, ROOMS suitable for law, real estate or pba i 8 PEwwies can be had in any quantities at the offices. ‘epms moderate. Locat'! in Washington. Apply 100. B. BARE Star office counter my 25 tf ‘UB BENT—The BESTAURANT PREMIS F in the Star Office Building, at th Pennsylvania avenue and lith the Restaurant and Bar- e- nieat Kitchen, with ranges complete; Bath Roo: and Hall on the floor above, with committee or ee room arene: sae — Yenlent other rooms as ni esire, This Eostaarent % in the best lecation iz Wash- pas wes @ fine run of 6 pte eh a STRawGR, BUT TRUE.—That corns, bunions, bad mails, etc., can be removed without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, #24 Penn. ay., between 4% and 6th streets. Seana Seas Corns, bumiens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- Sccommodation of building cesstully treated witnont pain, by Dr. White, rge tings, trades Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- »&c., the Hall is admirably suited, vania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- i business of the fice hours from 8a. m. to5 p. m., and 6 to8 p. m. OB BENT—To « family without children, a emall BRICK HOUSE, mostly farnished, con- taining eight reoms, with gas and water, yard frent and rear. Apply northeast corner jsth Hi streets. 31 W, my 31 RESIDEN rr DIED COOPER. On the night of the 11th instant, JANIE SKIBVING, infant daughter of Wm. B and Julia Vooper. aged7 months ‘The great Jehovah from above, An avgel bright did send : And took my lictle harmless dove To joys tbat never end The faueral will take place from the residence of ber parents, 603 Lith etreet south, Thursday af- at 3 o'clock. The friends of the family are respectfally invited to a * A LESIBABL * i 80) tai ey, runnl feet 10 inches to ® public alley, 2 fects inches. Alec, 10 incnee a 0 wali alleys e fant inal ruste da atreets, fourteen roome. fronting on K street On the 12th instant, disputable. Fer terms to JUS. K. SM meek iarant Aanahter of Mar; or HL, TAYLOR & Oo. HiA Tthat. je? eolw* aged 2months a. ays. Relatives and friends of the family aro respect. | JOB SALE SQUARE 716. conteini rg 58.500 fully invited to attend her funeral witheut farther | inchos on Delaware avenue. slong which ibe hele notice. from her father’s resideuce. 444 10th st., road to be built from the Point of Rocks will run between Band ¥,to morrow morningat 10 o’cl’k.* | Tt the city to join Baltimor ‘Oht: GATTERELL. Un the 13th instant, at 7 o’clock road. jurt below at H street. It offers a profitable after along and painful sliness, which she | investment to capitalists or others, Bore wit A ih Christian fortitude and resignation whole % ABANa JANE GATTRELL, in too bith year of | ferme: Seo which will be acoommolee ; Tr age B a ins will be taken to M 462 6th street, between Dand EB. F< + RENT— Rear lith. loutgomery \d., for interment. Funeral to-morrow he STORE No. 321 D street, 6o'clock a, from jence of it fronts immediately on Penna. the family, 26% 8th street west, between M and N | Svenue, and isone of the and most* ‘north, Biently situated store-rooms in Washington city. Of the family are Fevpecttuily imvited, ne TieMd® | nly to. Bs BAR EM at the Sear Otles. mras tf SHORMATS On Tuesday. 13th. at Clover Dele, vear ‘ington, MA AL. wife of v, Li = A. Schiber'vetne abort te, change dence, fe reniden, when atid wofote, he will ofr public ‘etla‘on SATUMDAY tno Veen d ft wo, D. take place frem Trini y Oburch, 16th day of lay, Mth, at 10a. m. by ¥ ‘need: 12th Ke RED SS A Petr door ae Abb RIGHTEEN ACRES Gi TAR nena lying ral ‘will take from the residence | {8 Moutgomery county, Ma.. half a 'mile from is father, on Thursday evening at 4 o'clock, | F "8 on the et azent river, two miles Th clamped aang f'the magregiows: Store and Pos ‘Omces wat in ~ ruestod to atte 4 “ ‘the pre! comfortable DWEL- ra pag Soca, urn see, | BEE AREY BOER a Oa . ont-buildings. About 190 acres eg eg RR DD aad | oh and in ap excellent state of cultivations e er, The tuneral will take place this afternoon, at 6 o'clock, from the resi ery ve; the residue is heavily tim. idence of her parents. No. 11 ra Orchards’ of selested Ist street. Georgetow: co. The friends of her 1 ited to at = red P pple s and Peach Te Land te slao within 13¢ miles of an aban- ‘ermé of sale: One third of the purchase money di of yi th i PERSONAL. sonal anneal payments, aft. i, Sand ‘zen, with Ld rom sale, and FFREDEBICK WOOD. late of Brooklyn, N. ¥ . | payments to be secu: on the property. will conf SZ-The owner would be pleased to show the fatormadion ott a Aunigar eit” Sandy Springs, Mon’ ty, fer = fs by corresponding with THEODORE BILLYBR, 54 Walker street. New York. A kno of his address will Please give informations ne it" GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Possisax> some BDING IN al fgg EE 17 at the hoase No. 885 ifort = 2. 5 Po. avenue, Detween 17th SP WE te arta WELLS Sa at 7 treets, pgton. : my otd RARE SENG Taare see Eeanaie see otaret iL arate FOL iqenneaae arn ots aes cg AUCTION SALSS. — _FOR SALE AND RENT, AUCTION SALES. SA a Sd) IW AND TO-MORROW. FOR ENT The trépstory BRICK UOUSE, | __ [Fer ether Auction Saler set fourth Pade | ald np romoee Island, containing ten Tesma, Fac tartherinine’ | FRY NAGLE & 00. B" TAMS, Auctioneers. mation apply to B BAKER, Star Ofice, en B Galee-roome Ho. 808 Pennsylvania evense, TWO, 0 STORY BUTOK Rov, gBanpwors ‘OB BENT—A veat, small BO! cheap. A thetr attention to Street West, Sao gms with ne children preterred.. Tn uire tye ein ot Beal betta premold Perptenreat Gu WEDNESDAY, the 1stn nat sgn teen Fesideuce = ami decliz 4 |. oo nt Ne. ARGE D . Inquire | & a ees ‘ . we shall nen Se. ev ie 7 e ER R SHALL SELL, ‘AT OUR STORE, 295 RENECA lace BY Prosiiy Groceries, Tess, Oaites, . Starch. Can aN e—S lates SXURR BOOS, Meats, Kc. Alsoa large lot of Bhine aud Vlaret | “ye i GB0 of tie best, business, Meigs) eee AS 8° SALE & 00., Auets. ¥ W, L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. do Meant, % : Auctioneer. ¥ WM. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTION SE ROOM Lak nina et ae r 1 até (URNISHED ROOM FOR BENT—In @ high, B Original Horse and Harriage Bazaar, On WEDNESDAY AF TERNOON, Jane 15. at ¢ y, and cool locati: ‘most desirable La. av. bet. ote. o'clock, we will sell, aot E Feeldence; convenient, te seese cane and tee De. —- Virginia avenne between S¢ and 4's street. Lo! F. partments, Apply at No. 240 I street north, be. | We wfll sell, at our Bazaar, on THURSDAY | in wisut's eubdivision of Square 58, from 1s tween }°th a ‘west be MORNING. June 14 ing at 10 o'clock— 1f feet on Virginia avenve, ard running beck a ona 3 je 18 A Brown 7 years eld, works well, andis | feet tos 12 paved alley ‘itreet wert betweas Band Bie aremearyert masine eccured by a eed of trast on tne deferred at. bet % s x pote | Mr." ord, Evans; for rent. ABOUT THIRTY HORSES, Payments. Stampe nd conveyancing at the 6x pense tro OP Riven ou the Mth insieg, GUNTON. | 0°04 werk and harness Horses. é * _W.L. WALL & ©0., Avote, (OR RENT—MA BRINIG HALL, (inte Temper- anes Hall.)on & street, between 9th and 10th, can be rented for festivals. faire, mectings, or grace purposes. For pariiculars ines the 3-Laa ‘[PSREK OB FOUR VERY PLEASANT UN- 1 FURNISHED KOOMS, commanicating, on second floor, very convenient for housekeeping, will be set to @ small family on reasonable terms. ALS80, Carriages, Wagons, Buggies, Rockaway, &c. AL8O, be er of drawing, work and saddle Horess, Oo ws er. 5 ee reesW. L. WALL & O0.. Ancts, Jeas ‘a B* WABDWELL & HAYS, Aucts.; Georgetown. CLOSING-OUT SALE OF STOCK OF poBac- ABGE SALE OF GOVERNMERT 00 NP CIGARS AT APUTION. th etreet ‘bushels. fyply at 981 loth street, On SATURDAY MORNING: Sune rth, at 9 | ATSB strest Wharf 30 000 baa SORE FON Raa sass = sell at our Ceo ep ise. ate Grain win be sold ia lets of 500 a “i FOR BENT—FIXTURES RSALE, ge street, Georgetown, nce of ck of rivil the purchaser taking any amoan' Sorthe Dollardewelry Store Ne Boe Boe 8 claar store closing business, viz : up te 8,00 bushels ave., Dear let st. Rent low. je 12 5t* [02 BENT- The OF FIO ROOM adjoint ‘he sale will commence at Sixth-street wharf! at 10 o'clock a. m immediately after the comple- tion of the sale of the amount at that point it will at grote fine cut Chewing Tobacce pS ed assorted Smoking Tobacco a 49 the corner of 15th street aud New York aveou ads Danville Smoking Tobacco, in1 lb, and . bales tinned at Giesboro Depot. pte ol no a AR ; Pe Government bost will be in readiness at Sixth FOR BEST—A. thice story BRIOR HOUSE, | Alec on covortment of Tiers aut Gtome. | stroct whartto ferry persone who wish to attend on reet. between aa . oy oro ai & good celimr: is @ good business pl: The Grain must be removed within ten days from No. 475 corner of itu aud Bets.” BX GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. date of tale, F No 23 Pe ‘Terms: Cash, in Government BANDSOME NEW gate STORY FRAME 23 P funda. site British Embassy; HOUSE AND AVE DH. RUCK MARYLAND NUE, between 4% and 6th Streets, Island, at Beeret Maj. Gen. ond Onsel Guars jorsse ences Building An ay a a - : wl mt x mov 30 lat Depet of Waabineton thes a “ in » the 2ist inst., wesballesil.in | — = PE OURAE Fecutie@n crite eee front of the promiges. at 6 o'clock p. ma., that val- ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. Pleasantly Jocaied. newly pspered and paiuted, | 19) Maryland avenue, aud the Lot on a tich i ABLE LOT NEAR THE TEEAS- ee, seteor inthe yard. Address P. O. Box 1,147. | stands. The house hee = tin roof, filled in with | “==* VALUABLE LOT MBAR Ti brick and it contains twelve conveniently ar- On THURSDAY AFTEBNUON, June 11, at 6 BRICK Bouse FOR ENT ON L STRERT. | ranged rooms. besides hath-room. with clothes- | o'clock. on the premises, we shall sell the en*term between sth and 10th streets north, contaiuing | presses throughout the house, water and gas and | half of Lot li uare 224, frcmting 27 feet op worth Srooms. Water in the yard and gasin the houss. | cocking-range, and all other modern conveni- | G street. between J4th and lth etreets west, ru. Inquire of JOHN MURPHY, Grec 10th ste NT—Part of HU artly farnished, $43,108 family at children.in a irable neighborhood. ated on 9th street wesi, between K and L streets nortu. Terms mod- erate je 12. 3t* re BENT—PART of the LARGE HOUSE near Green Springs, to a respectable small famiiy Apply soon. The situation is high and healthfa!, and about 20 minvtes walk from the Goorgetown terminus of city Railroad. Je 12-2t* NT—A HOUSE of Ron ss rooms, in a by and respectable neighborhood. A part of the Furniture for sale Possession given imme- lately. Address JEFFERSON, Star Ovlice, for five cays. jo 12-5t* F NT—A three story BRICK HOUSE on nerof K and i7th streets, in geod re- pair. being newly painted. containing eigat reome avd store suitable for a boarding-house er any corner of L jek ences. ning back 113 feet 8% inches to a caeyy -feot alley Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and tweive months. with interest, cocared om the property. onveyanc’ LS © pul nee! pel 5 WY feet 7 3. Je 6- McGUIBE & ©CO., Avcts. Y JAMES ©. McGUIBE & Co., Auctioneers. HANDSOME BUILDING LOT TN A MOST DE- SIRABLE LOCATION On THUBSDAY AFTERNOUN, June li, at €¢ o'clock, on the premires, we shall offer for eale Lot 19, in Davidson.s subdi visio Square 248, fronting 25 feet on the north si of North K street, rupping back 147 feet to a S0-feet paved alley. ‘This lot is situated immediately west of the res- idence of Secretary Stanton, and near Mth street, and is considered one of the best locations in the city for a dwelling. itle perfect. Terms: One-third cash; residue in 6 and 12 months. with interest, secured on the property. Persons wishing to purchase a very desirable residence will do well te attend the sale The lot is 22 feet 6 inches front by 127 feet to a30-foot alley Terms: aterest trom day of sale. A deed given anda deed of trast tak All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, cluding revenue stamps. $100 required to be p down when the preperty is sold Je 13-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.” Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La. between 9th and 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. c ic @n SATUBDAY MOR’ June 16, at Wc'cl"k, we will sell, at the Ba: number of Saddle, Carriage, avd Work Horses, (a fall description at sale,) comprisin: rom t— i $ FIFTY HORSES. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. . Kind of businces. Apply at 440 isth street. be- | srany good Work, Beadle ood Harness Horses. jeod. C. MoGBIRE & OO., Auct SALI |] GOTTAGE HO ALso. 3 me ‘4 FoR SALE-— COTTAGE HO Five new Exnress Wagons, with and without Top, BY W.B. LEWIS & OU., Auctioneers. rooms on rented ground of ene acre, mi built in this city, less, ot $00 per year. Large shade trees in front spring of water. Apply to ©. H. STEELE, cor. ner sth and E streets, Island, or to D. L. WEULS & CO., corner 10) F je 12-3t S8 SALE CHEAP FOR OADH. or TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIO AUCTION. On THUBSDAY. the lath day of June, at five o'clock p. m., I shall sell, on the premises, by vir- tue of a deed of trust from the subscriber to me, Ls0, A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- gies. Reckuways, Carriages, Wagons, SEG other Vehicles. One Hack and one Coupee. in goed order, nge al ™ — te th - of ape, 4 wz fe re " 0 i : Lso corded in one of our land records ¢ acthington containing 70 acres. SS in wort, Bote oem, wats) | New. and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, | Soumiy DO :the following piece of preteen inrje all well watered. and good fence; situated &c ; at private eal, Lot No. 5. in Syuarescath of Square No. 104,00 B i " i y oi Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and treet, between 2th and 2st streets, 48 teet front . the T. Faperaben tristag Eocene’ 336 F po vag Saturdays. , on E stre t by hae fee tdecp t liey, containing betwe ‘and 10th sts, je12-3t* Cee eee wale we Oo. aes near 6 $00 feet of ground, with a substantial frame + Aucts. Find - J ning 8 reome, (large.) with brick » Auct.; Georgetown. lot is handsomely Isid of with shrnblery. and being within « few miputes walk of the War Department, sheuld ud (he attention of persons desirous of ob- e confortable residence Twelve bundred dollars ($1,200) cash: the balance in and 12 months, secured bya deea of trust on the premises. Ail onveyancing.coua ty and revenur stamp: atthe cost of the parchaser- JAME~ DONALDSON. Truster jel) [Int"st] W. B. LEWIS & CO. Aucts 1A BB GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A Two stort Frame | 2... . me . HOUSE AND LOTON L STREBTSOUTH, bg. | VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ANB HOUSE TWEEN 43. AND OTH STS. WEST, ISLAND. | on ppipS hy! “ Ov SATURDAY, the 16th instant, at 60 c lock i “ot m.. we shall sei’. ou the preinises, Known os 7) ot No. 10° in square ‘No. 200) with the improve: ments. consisting of a two story Frame House, «OB LENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, on lth sirect. between Q and K sts.. containing five rooms. Kent low to ® good tenant, Apply at the rier of Lund 20th sua Je 11-6t* Y THUS. DOWLLN CLOCKS, ¥ CASES. & On FRIDAY NOR will sell, at No QD atsort ment of Cnses. &c,! clining business je? THOMAS DOWLING Aactioneer. BY SBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, G WATCHES, JEWELRY, SHOW . AT AUCTION 10 o'clock, I tiay street, elry. Show dealer de- per SALE CHEAP—A& PROVISION STORK, corner of Sth street east and G street south Also, a HORSE and WAGON premises, 546 Sth street, Navy Yard jel 3t™ Fro saL BUILDING LOTS, on the Heights of Georgetown, on the are between Greene and Montgomery streets, north of Stoddard street. Apply on the premises. for ter rer RENT—In a private fami BOO MB « Apply on the two delightful lied with gasand wa- ‘2 back te a wide alley ter. eat and comfortable. | Fart of itoreupied as Grocery Store. 6 T t $95 vth street, near I, ir a a * ren ark 5s" Ma etcbee vanes a ae of % j ames naan oe ee LAMS, Aucts. leet on south E street, rnuning back 144 fost $ FOE RENT—A -mall BRICK HOUSE. contain Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. inches. between 34 and sth streets east, with the i are a Dwelling House, &c., rge airy reoms, with mee yard. pply to61 Mm stree Hou: FOR SALE-4 RESTAURANT and GROCERY, situated on K st , bet. 43¢ and oth ste . Island: FINE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE SMITHSO- NIAS AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the lath day of Jane. at 60" Scaigioate the lots.) elt or sath retaie an is x ol Val ie Baildi: B sland, bear the Smithy 1c Terms: One-fourth cash; balatice in six. twel and eighteen months, for notes bearing interes i | Adeed given and deed of trust taken. veyanee aud stamps at cost of al $25 ired paid dewn when the property is sold, on Dotng « good business. Reason for selling, ieaving | Lots on 12th and is cach piece of propert . the cfty S inguire of JOUN GHAPE, Bat tet "Ferma; One ird hb; balance in one and two | i024 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, conveyancing. stamps, and recording = purchasers. $25 downoa Je] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BX GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. FRO 11TH STREET WEST. BETWEEN HANDS BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiencers. AUCTION SALE OF A BRIOK BUILPING Aig diet 8 este rene 4 a te. On FRIDAY. the kate imstant. at 6 o'clock p. m..we sell en prgmises rt Lot No. 2, 882, 21 feet by fect deep, with a large 46 0 LET—With or without furniture, a BBIOK ai DWELLING, No 227, on H, between 17th and 18th streets. containing 9 or 10 rooms, with water and gas threughout. an! other usefal con- yeniences. Ingnire of JOHN G@. CLARK. Riggs’ Bank. Je 1l-ot [,OR RENT—A large and clegantly-furnished in equ BRICK HOUSE, with well laid out grounds STREETS NORTH, AT PUBLIO SALE Brick Building, being used as # Bowling Sa- embracing shrubbery and fruit in variety. Will insta: “che loon. be rented low toe careful tenant For terms, | mwa gril ecib oe tena fees, Lot Meras be saree: Cue belt cath; belenre tn 6 end is &e., inquire at the house, No. 420 M strect snc* feet front, by 100 feet | Air conveyancine and nero eon the Premises. ond door from lath. Je 11-3t' y desirable for auy oue | ofthe pure = beget PS at the cost BSILDING LOT FOR SALE. cligibly located | “terms, One halt cash; belavng iene cet twelve | 01. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts pened te Doahtery ond tho Gant Le by adeed of trust ou the premincs, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, idly improving. Apply No, 260 oh seat? | All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost . — : er 3 So BW. au = | oithe purchaser $c0 down when the property is | V, BUASLE IMPROVED | PROPERTY 18 Bt 1@ re sold. - HOUSE. No, 29. south sideof Indiana ave., | _je 12-4 GBEEN & WILLAMS, Aucts. TWEEN v1 AND 22D ST Waist gas pipes throughout; alse, farnace Tause tothe BY ™E: S3U8H EF 00., Anctioncers. we «ball sell, in front of room, aud water-works. with both spring and Po- No. 285 Penna. ave., coruer 10th street. wis tomac water, The basement being above ad, affords a fine office. Possession daly ist. rm at] and 4 o'clock, to pee coke JAMES TOWLES, jet! 490 Act.. north of Patent Uiice. OR RENT— Brick DWECLING HOUSE, con- jorth Us} TWO NEATSMALL FRAME HOUSES AT AUC- D We will sell,on FRIDAY EVENING, June is, at 6 o'c! on the mises, the north 8 12th st Bailroad cars. two GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. taining 10 rooms, No, 388 N. tol street, een. ing each, we! 2 between Band ( atrcets nerfa.in tno urder, Pos: | pons containing fe patel doors, inastioe, plas’ | ZY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. tenant the rent Will be modsrate’ Toquive 9¢"°% | ‘eneé in the beet mariner, and painted througtoat je 8-6t" ‘NicHOLAS ACKER. isis a chance for persons of moderate VALUABLE BUILDING 'S, FRONT- ON 12TH STRET &. Sy Ree ND ™ . u terms are *. a | raise, pega teemme ore, resonable, be & STERETS NOBTH, AT PUBLIO terest secured on the property. Con’ Fe, SALE—VALUABLE FAB | UROPS STOOK. AND IMPLEMENTS. AT DAY, the 18th day ef June, at 6 AGEEAT BARGAIN—Splondid Mansion, Barus, | ‘he comof the purchasers, oo 4 Pj Ber ee thall sell, on the "tots No. tie and all Outbuildings. with 212 Acres of Land, nine AR. » Aucts. 4, 15.16 and 17, in Square No ‘havi ‘ood Hag sous atten Baiimaronad Sahota | [BY OBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auwtoneen, | Siovintn Genin tne rumine facto Slow road. One-half Wood, which will cut 3 000 c rds 3 VAL BLE IM VED P e above is cultivated fora market balance im goed cultivation. Good Urchard, wa . STheee WEST. NEAR PENSSYLVARTS garden and adjoins = Broperty on which there is ‘Twelve acres of Oats, 15 in Corn, 3 in Potatoes. Gn FBIDAY, the 15th instant, at 6 k Terms cash. All conveyancing and revenue angen Wie oe. caren edt orton a gm frong of the iemieets we shal ell part Lat | stampe af the cost of ‘the purchaser. 29 down ments aed Stock for 7,00. : Wieck deep: with the improvemeuts.consistine of | Jeiseade GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancte Apply to D. L, WELLS & 00., Auctioneers | 2ino,st0r7 Brick House fronting owe thirty‘ion | Ep% W- &- WALL & 00. Aactionsors. eka Estate Brokers, northwest cor, 10th and alley. nasain . Pr Ar SALE OF TURRITURE ROSEWOOD ‘erms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and y B & F 8. The Wood slone will more than pay for | montha, secured bY & deed of tenet On thes Taro, by Gat the cutive Fermttnes pL ee snd Fixtures of the United States Hotel, Wash- tees. All cenv ing revenue stampa at the ixtures BRIOK HOUSE Corner 45 ser0nt cost of the purchasers. @100 down when the fpica, Bae St Auctions »14 rooms. H.J. ity iseold. = JOHNSTON Ne 373 Panes. £o Pete | etad GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. | snveis ine MoRe Tuan ae FARMS | JR D. L. WELLS & 00., Auctioneers. tare, Sxterse BY THE H MEAL MSTATE co,, | AUCTION SALB OF DESIRABLE IMPRovED | 224 jolie ee 492 7th atreet.”’ AND URIMPROvED PROPERTY IN Tae srenae, between 318 0} '—Three-and-a-hal BRIOK f rame petsie. FOwsltine nousns 38 Ht obet, between contsining Foun, witha large lotiattachenome: | horse power Lith and 14th streets, sight rooms. Fasund | able fora privatedwelling or grocery > sit | SD vene, omen: ae soe. eaeire on 22d street, between G and H- Roller. te eam ig aac setae 2 Lote, 1 feat tros : by 82, on 22d street, be- ne fis at fae look. 1 goo on Teveepar. —V ei a : Omni! bs jacks, . - tenants, two: oy HOUS 8, with sctvou, Foote 4 Lo! {eet front each, by M7, on the corner of Nay, Zsetts double barnes: cette ae ‘Har- . uel |. betes y me good family he Sth. “Inquire at ABE'S Agency Office, 4% Pa, | 4 bots, fens each, by 91, on Getreet, bet, ‘Algo on same day, after sale of the above the avenue, Boom#.____je6-2w* | s pots, is feet frout each, by 137, on 294 street, bet. English marble and stone Tile on the Seoget the A SHALL PORTABLE BUILDING, now used ret Jorojert? Wilt baeskd en THURSDAY oHouaekcepers dealers: will’ find this sale with or wi jastru’ 4 corner | BYENING next, June léth sr 6oelock. attent Bas a.av, and 8th #t,, Washington, D. Oye etme wpontbe, : Saas eect Reng and tiosuctionpers om Setar pricey LET—The dwell Le. : een te he. - T° Batt of HOUSE No. | Title perfect. Cor a Pe ie, | ell {It&Chron} aoapew. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auoctioncers. Hi eof Vests Ne Meseaee FRET tease bee ipins far Eee EETRTY sol UBav LY the ath inst. ems