Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1866, Page 3

“THE EVENING STAR. ~~ LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Groven's —To-night is positively the last appearance of the Gulitornta Minstreis in this cay, and no one should fail tosee them pre- yious to their departure. We can recommend them as the best burlesque opera troupe which bas appeared here. Cotton and Murphy, “the heard end men,” are immense. and must and seen to be appreciated. They are original, fresh and racy. WASHINGTON THEATER.—Last night of San- ford’s Minstrel Troupe. See notice elsewhere. AGREAT batural curiosity on exhibition at No. 245 Penna. avenve. Don't take our word for it, but see for yourselves. East Wasuinoton (M. E.) Cavren, Navy Yard.— The Fair and Festival is about to close, wo-e who have not attended should prepare @ do so now. a aeeee wis MErTING OF THE BUTCHERS.— Yesterday af- t@rnoon a meeting of the Butchers and others Boiding stands in the Centre Market was held st Temperance Hall to take the initiatory Measures towards the erection of a new Mar- ket House, and to protest against the of an act giving @ charter for this purpose to a private company. The meeting was quite large and enthusias- tic and was organized by Mr G. A. Lane call- ing George W. Emerson to the Chair, Henry Barnes was appointed Secretary. Mr. Emerson, in taking the Chair, stated that it was known thateffovts are being made by a private company to obtain a charter fora Mar- ket House Company, and it is apparent to all that a new arket House is needed. He thought thatif any one should bave the Mar- | ket House 11 should be the dealers. Mr. G. A Lane offered a reselution provid- } ing for (he appointment of a committee to draw up ® protest against the granting of a charter to & private company After ue further debate,in which it was urged that it would be well first to ascertain what amount can be obtained for the purpose, the resolution was withdrawn and another Was adopted, for the appointment ot a commit- tee to wait on the market people and ascertain what nt each will subscribe. Messrs. Dawd Rawlings, G. A. Lane, Geo. M. Oyster, R. Eichorn and S. E. Gilbert were appointed the comunitiee. Mr.T. EF. W. Feinour offered a resolution for the sppoimtment of 2 mmittee to dratt a testing against the ter tO & private cempanv; ed and Messrs. T. E. W 5S. Elliott, and W.H. Walker were er urged that the meeting go right snd expressed his opinion that any trom £100,000 to $300,000, could be ob- tained trom the market people themselves. If ny is formed on the joint stock priv- cipie, they would not have so much to pay tor stalls, and consequently the people would be better served—the less the expense, the less profits will the dealers de id a1 others spoke of would be derived by the stall holders and the ket house should be erect- ion was adopted for the appoirt- ment mamittee to report a plan of org: ization bame for the oeinti Messrs. Feinour, John Lan were appointed The following permanent officers were elected, and the meeting adjourned to Tuesday afternoon vext. G. W. Emerson, President Hienry . Vice President: B. S. Elliot, t. Eichorp, Treasurer: and W. . G. M. Oyster W. Anderson. r, and S. E. Gilbert, Executive and Jos. Norton 1cT IN GrEss.—In the Senate, r. Trumbull introduced a bill to *s for the extension of the ground: irst street enst and First street wi to B street north, and sot 5 street south, including the sq nares desiguated as Nos. 6&7 and 635. The second section makes it the duty of the Secretary of the Interior to purchase such land ofthe owners, at such sum as can be agreed upon, not exceeding the actual cash value, and not exceeding the appraisal of the commission efnime upon such extension on January °i, “61. provided that such owners shall make to the United States good titles to the pronerty. Section third provides, in case of disagree- Ment as te price, that the Supreme Conrt of the District shall make ap equitable appraisal of the value. Section fourth vests titles in the United States, after payment of such court appraisal, or, if owners neglect, after fifteen days from the first appramel, to demand the cash pro- ceeds of the Secretary of the Interior. Section fifth anthorizes the court to direct the time and manner in which possession of the property condemned shall be taken or de- livered, and may, if necessary, enforce any order or issue any process for giving posses- ) sion. The costs of inquiry and assessment shall be paid by the United States, and other costs which may arise may be charged as the court shall direct Section sixth provides that no delay in mak- IDE Seseroment shall be occasioned by any doubt a5 to ownership. Sectien seventh requires the removal of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad from A to B street north, and from the Capitel grounds, and authorizes atrack on B street to First street east, and thence to the avenue on First street. It also requires the removal of the Metropotitan track from A street, The eighth section appropriates $50,000 for grading, tilling, and for removing buildings. iain "HOOL EXAMINATIONS.—Secondary No. 1. rth District, in charge of Miss Amna Ad- ms, Was examined on Tharsday by Dr. R. C. €roggon and Mr. J. B. Ellis, in place of Mr. Murtagh, the examining trustee, absent on ac- count of illness im hisiamily. There were 59 on tbe roll, all of whom were present, and the examination fully sustained the reputation of the sehool, the scholars being excellent in their studies, especially im arithmetic. At the close the school was addressed Rag Dr. Hamil- ton, of Ryland Chapel, and Mr. Ellis, who ex- preseed their gratification that the exercises bad passed off so successfully. Secondary No.2, Fourth District, was ex- Smined by Mr. Cassell. On the roll 57, pres- ent 34. The teacher, Mise M. A. Lee, has a most excellent school, and the exercises on ‘Thursday more than confirmed its well-earned reputation. The parents and friends of the upils attended in more than usual numbers. The greatest ney Was in mental arith- metic, which was ly above the grade of the schools. The solutions were given with precision and clearness of statement., Rev. Mr. Campbell, who was present and assisted in the examination, addressed the papils very appropriately and instructively. A. ther the exercises could not but add to Miss Lee’s well-earned reputation as a teacher. Primary No. 6, Fourth District, in charge ot Miss Isabella Peyton, was examined Thars- ay by Mr. Holmead. Miss Peyton has been ‘aching but @ few months, and in her school of 61 pupils, 48 emtered while deficient in the aipbabet. All can now read, spell, cypher, and write. The best classes did well in mental arithmetic and definitions of common words. ‘There were 58 pupils present. The examin. anOB, &S Teport by the examining trustee, was equal to the best of the primaries, and eave promise of a snecessful future for the young lady, whose ability as a preceptress bas been thus thoroughly tested. ra = EXAMINATION OF CoLonED SCHOOLS.—The *xamipation of colored schools, which is tak- ing place in this city and vicinity, under the direction of Brig. Gen. Howard and Rev. Jno. Kimball, ' ee ee El Hilies, and Miss Disbrow, and comprisin; some two bundred scholars. Both the nore anc -cholars appeared worsens This school us supported a Se American As. sociation, and been in operation since last September. In the afternoun the ‘was continued at the “New E£agland Friends School,” om 13th street. besween R aad S, es- tabla: iE The highest with Miss Rebecca Ma- $$ $$ se¢ 8 ae] g Eg gt Be Hi e Bg i i a ge Ee ag son, of Boston, Lg and Miss Sarah F. Cary, of Foxboro, Massachusetts, had 95 puyils on the rolls last month, with an average daily attendance of 74—ages ranging trom eight to sixteen. The children were very clean, respectably dressed. and very t im all their exercises. They were Tas mighose clascis vending, soue ts seutets, ‘be bi class a we the National Reader. The proficiency in grograpby was manifest, and such was the in- ney ovian --f deparisnen under the charge he pi ent. ©! Miss Mary L. Hawes, Holliston, Mass., had ©8 its rolls last month wc ie with an aver- ke daily attendance . Their ages are trom 4 or § years up to 12. The very long class ithe Second Reader was excellent, and the *pelling in all the school —— accu- tate. There is a “mission” com! with school, (omprising a store and an indus- school, pumbering some forty women, oO are succeeding excellently in making gar- ments. The store has in it @ large stock of miscellaneous goods, whieh ‘are furnished to Poor People without any profits upon the prices Visit To THE Farr —Last evening. Metro- % Lodge. No. li. 1. O. O. F., headed Jeaid’s Washington Brass Band, and . ‘balled by Mr.G.H. Fayman, after theirregu- ‘AT meeting, paid & visit to the Soldiers and Sulors Orpbaus’ Fair, where they agreeabiy *pent several Boars. Tux New Metrorozttax Mzraopist Erts- Coral Tempre—Ker. Dr. DeHaas, Pastor. Many of our citizens will be gratified to learn that such is tbe success and Christian enthu- siasm on behalf of this noble enterpris t the energetic pastor, Kev. Dr. DeHaas, with the official brethren tnereof, ved to commence the erection of the church immedi- ately. I twiil be remembered that the ranssive and beautitul foundation was laid some twelve years since, at the corner of 4 avd C streets. It was, indeed, fortunate that the structure was delayed, for then 2 house of worship which would bave cost $6).000 or $70,000 would have ocenpied the ground, wheress now aa edifice corresponding with the Pag of the times and the “hundred years of Methedism,” an orna- ™- nt to our great and growing metropolis, will be reared, at an outlay of about $120,000. ‘This new edifice will be 112 feet on 4 street, with a front of ® feeton © street. It will be entirely of stone, and tage | Gothic im style. The steeple will be on the corner of 44% and C streets, and 150 feet m height. The vestibule will be entered by a spacious doorway in front, & door on 4X street, and one at the west corner. ‘The first Noor will be occupied on the east side with an infants’ artiment, 30 by 30 feet, beau- tifully arranged. In the centre.as you «nte: trom the ves‘ibule, a hall i0 by 30 fee: in length. On the west side ot this hall are two class-rooms, each 15 by 25 feet. with sliding- doors, 50 that on special occasions the two Tooms may form one. The lecture-room will be 45 by 65 feet, at the south end, pulpit in the center: on the southeast corner, pastor's study. 12 by 20; on the southwest corner, the library, with ail the modern improvements. The main andience-room above w'll be finished in the most appropriate and splendid style. 2 TE As a CENTER MARKBT 10-bay.—Beef, best cute, T ib.,We.; next, 25c.; Salt Beef, 15a2vc.; Dried jeef, Wasse. Veal. 25¢. Mutton, chops, 25ec., Lamb, 25e.; Lard, 25c.; Pork, fresh, 2Ue.; corned, 2ve.; Bacon. bams,uncut,25c.; sliced,35c.; breasts, We; shoulders, Itc. Butter, 35ad0c.; Spring Chickens, pair, 75¢.; Chickens, pair, $2a82.50). Ducks, pair, $1.75. Eggs, per dozen, 2sc. Green Corn, per can, 40c. Apples, peck, 75a$1; Green Apples. 60e.: dried, 75c. eeke. bh.,5e. Turnips, peck, S0c. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 6vc. eaches, dried, per quart, 15 cts. Beans, but- ter, 25c.; white, lvalzc.; dried cherries, qt., 40c. Radishes, per bunch., 2a4c. Beets, per bunch, 5e. Omions, 70c. per peck.; bunch onions, 5c.; Carrots, Sc. per bh. Fish—Shad, per pair, 50 75¢. Herrmg, per bch., 15¢.: Rock, large,each, #3; small. bunch, 5vc.; Perch, 50a6ic.; Mackerel, -each; Halibut, Ib., 25c.: Sheephead, 759$1 ch; Lobsters, per pound, 12 cents: Sea Bass, per pound, 12 cents. Kale. peck, 25a40 cents. Spinnach, 25c. peck. Rye, bushel, $1.20a$1.25. Corn Meal, 21.20. Shipstuff, 65a%0e. Brown- stnff,50c. Shorts, vc. Corn, shelled, 8$1 ear, bbl., $5a86 50. Oat 5 rout, per quart, 15c. Sas2.50. Turkeys, $2a83.50. Venison, Ib., 30e. Cabbage, per head, ivaise. Cranberries, per quart, 20a30c. Hominy, quart, lOc. Lettuce, 1alée. Rhubarb, Sc. Cherries, qt., Wazse. Green Peas. 25¢e. Asparagus, per bch, l0c. Strawberries, 25e. per box. Gooseber- ries, 15¢. per quart. New Potatoes, 75c. per pk Tomatoes. fic. per dozen. String Beans. 4c. per pk. Cymlings, 4c. dozen. Biackberries, qt., 3ead0c. Raspberries, We. ——— Graxp Pic-Nic.—One of those delightful affairs—an Odd Fellows’ pic-nic—will come off at Beckert’s Garden, Navy Yard, on Monday afternoen and evening, under the auspices of Metropolis Lodge, No 16, and doubtless it will be well patronized, tor the lodge has qnite reputation in getting up such affairs in a ner to please all. It will be seen by the tisement that by omnibuses from the W ver- iach School Lonse, the grounds will be quite acces. sible. ow.—The second xeursion of the steamer Wa- set down the Potomac, to Matthias’ Point, miles—passing ali the objects of interest on the river, comes off to-morrow, and from the arrangements being made, we imfer it will be one of the most delightful trips of the sea- son he bt will leave 7th street wharf at 9% a. m., return atS. m. No improper persons will be admitted on board. RNER STONE.—The Most Rev. ishop Spalding will lay the corner-stone new Catholic hall and school of the Christin Brothers, on G street. near St. Pat- rick’s Church, to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, ut 5 o’elock. The Brass Band, (youths from 12 to li years of age,) under Prof. James M Deems, of Baltimore, will be present on the occasion. A collection will be taken up to aid the good work. a o —_ CoxvENT oF our Lapy or Mercy —The Isying of the corner stone of the Academy to be attached to the Convent of Mercy. on I st., adjoining St. Aloysius Church, adjourned last Sunday on account of the rain. will take piace to-muorrow at 3 o’clock p.m. Rev. B. F. Wi- get, S-J., will officiate, and the sermon will be delivered by Rev. Charles I. White, Db. D. ———— oe SANDPFORD’s MINSTRELS appear in a mati- nee at the National Fair this afternoon, for the benefit Of the soldiers’ and sailors’ orphans: and to-night will be their last performance in the Washington Theater, when Sanford will have a benefit, and distribute 25 beautifnl prizes. Give Sanford a bumper at parting, as be ie an excellent performer and a good fel- low. en ee Tue Orat Examination of Male Gram- mar School, No. 4, (Island,) Mr. John E. Thompson, teacher, will take place at the school room (6th street south) next Monday afternoon. The exercises are public. —_——o—— Save Yocr Moyzy.—Miller, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, says the way to do it is to buy your dry goods at his store. Judging trom his advertisement, we think he is right, as the prices he names are very low, and he says be don’t rise with the market. CITY ITEMS. BLUE FLANNEL Suits are at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, corner 7th street and Maryland avenue. S. D. Marrow, 302 Pennsylvania avenue, continues to manufacture to order fine Shirts At the lowest prices. pa a For ALi Krxps of Linen Goods, go to Hen- sning’s One Price Clothing Store, corner 7th street and Maryland avenne. — Dottar JewEtRy Store.—t,00 styles of Jewelry and Silver-Piated Ware to choose from—only One Dollar—at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, third Goor from 435 street. Setr Berrayep.—The Tritte clique of Den- who would fain disparage the Sozodont, ray. by their own ih fretfulness, the fact that the preservative properties of this ure Vegetable Antiseptic are its real offence. t interferes with business interests; that’s all. aa CASSIMERE SvITS from $12 to $25, at Hen- vring’s One Price Clothing Store, corner 7th street and Maryland avenue. os eee STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, Corus, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 43g and 6th streets. —o—_— ASrrciric ror THROAT ype 4 communication with the world is very muc enlarged by the Lozenge which 1 now carry always in my pocket: that trouble in my throat (for which the Troches area specific) haying made me often a mere whisperer. N.P. Weets. Fora Cough, Cold, an Irritation or Sore- ness of the throat, «Brown's Bronchial Troches™ will often give sure reliet. eo —iGinersabs Persons will find it greatiy to their advan- tage to examine our stock of Dry Goods. Ho- siery Notioms, &c., before purchasing else. here. Yates & BY, “6 - No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue. —————— Peswies can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter vania avenue. 434 and 6th streets. fice hours from nm. toe p.m. and 6108 p.m. CBOWLEY—Wap. jo, May Mth, at ote rE. sae my on to Hay ser HOS, DY OBORG Yo MARY HE WABE. JABBOS. Juve <2d, THOMAS JARBOER, aged wikis Faperat will take place fr. remadéonat Lion a ANTS. Y ANTED—A good COOK, WASHER AND W ARR RES. A734 S008: Je 23-3" W45tEp To RENT For sien, family a large and well-farnished im this Please address or call at Ro. 89 40 23-30" WASTED-« MAN to py ons Dairy Farm. Apply to GEO F. GREE + Bose- dale, 1 , c daly % miles from Georgetown on Teansily W ANTED—By an industrious gitl, s SITUA- TION as chambermaid, wal |, OF to en table. ferencen loge add ooh s note to Sox Mo. Sa. fere' 5 ress & » Box No. 34. Star eflice, and the ad vertiser will ‘call. Je 23-3 W ARZEDIMMEDIATELY—Four good sBW- Wy agen No. 226 6th street, between M Je 22 3t* A competent @ acpistant. ofs drug store. Addrees B., Je 23-38" UBNISHED PARLOR AND BP: ROO! ina private family in Georgetown, by aforcign gentleman. Refer: gt Address F. B., Washington, P. O. Box 12, Je 21- Ww TED—Pcreens in want of EMPLOY- ENT as clerks, porters, drivers, laborers, + to call_at Boom No. 7 Star Build r National nee Office. corner Pa. avenne and lith street. Partics wishing labor of ry kind can be supplied 4 calling at our 2 J. T. COLDWELL a& Co.. General Agents, &c, WANTED—« WHITE WOMAN, with references and no incumbrances, to © chen: of a smal] child and do plain sewing; one middle-aged preferred. Apply at 361 M street, Dear lath. je18 tf W ASTED—Gola and Silver Watches, Ladies’ apd Gents’ bxom or any articles of value, stB. FULTON & CO.’S, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th street, three doors north of Pa. avenue. N.B.— 50 Water Uoolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, fi cheay je2-Im* AN EXPEKIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- UATION in @ private family or restaurant. Cajl on Mr. NEAL, street, No. 313. ahs ANTE —SECOND HAND F iTO Alse, MIRRORS, OA! BEDS, BED. DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every deseri BUO! la <a SN FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo RENT—In the Star Office Buildi: at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and iith street, ® number of excellent conveniently situat LODGING BOOMS. Terms low. Inquire of 0. B. BAKER, at the Star Orfice. my 25-tf FOR SALE AND RENT. Ae a TS l2T 8 COsMER StOmR, win Fiztares, large ROOMS. Terma moderate, At 40d Ven avenue, bet. 2d and ad ats, Island. ate Ke ENT— Furnished or unfurnished ROUSE, corner #h and K north; ) rooms, sad cold water, ant gas. Also, stable and ls Inquire on premiccs jezsae T B oe Hee, rad coe ete corner e-sechuse: Shae ue and $4 street, for reut. In: of WROk S86 H strest orth, CEz Foe. RENT—BRIOK HOUSE, on Lstreet, be- tween Hh and th, containtn, oe ag and water. Inquire of JOHN MUBPHY, rocer. corner of 10th and L sts morth. je 33 2t* FY '—In a private family. two delizhtful Ri 8 on second supplied with aad floor sas and comfortal water. vert el neat, '~ Terms moderate, Apply st 395 9th street, mean. Je 2468 ry E OR BENT—The first aud second FLOORS. to- T or separ: ly, wl No. S40 th pissy ete Fine, healthy location; vacant square in front; house has a pi eo; wi ‘im yard; rent low. Call be- tween 5 and 7 p.m, je 23-30" Fo SALE AT A BABGAIN-A oppor- tunity to rs one desiring to engage it 1Gak AND BACCO ness. t inthe purchase of the Stock and fixtaresof'a mes gar Bi busit tore, now doing a ness. rent, and excellent location. Address Box 607. City Post Office (OR BALE OR BENT—A eplendid two sto F GaiCe Rouse toamintog a nine Store, Sick all the fixtures, bins, drawers, snd shelves; also. four large rooins and summer kitchen; i through the honse; also. a large yard and ‘@ If not sold in 10 days, will be rented to a responsi- bletenant. On Maryland avenue, bet. 34 and 4s sts. Inquire on the premises. 30 23-30" FFO8, BENT _4 emall Furrished HOUSE. situs. ted on N street. Bent vers low. Address **A B.,” Star Office. OR BENT—BRIOK HOUSE corner of ét! a west and N north, containing nine rooms; gas in each; hydrantin yard. Apply to WM LORD, Grocer, corner sth and G sts. je 22. 3t" Fe SKENT—To a family wi children, far je 22 st nished HOUSE of 5 room eo. the ase of a good Piano. Rent $4) a month in advance In- quire at 254 11th st., bet. O and P. Je 22-3t O RENT—A HOUSE containing 10 rooms, with gas, and water in the yard, No. 552 12th street, between B and O streets nerth. Inquire at corner 13:h and C sts. = FS RENT—BRICK HOUSE, No. on East Capitol street, corner of 2d, containing nine rooms, Sk painted, papered. in complete re- pair, with nice yard. Possession given immedi- ately. Apply on the premises. Je 22-2t* F°. RENT—In the STAB BUILDINDS, cor- ner Pennsylvania avenue and lith street, BOOMS adapted for the offices of Insurance Com Dies. @ moderate, Location the best in asbipgton, Apply to C. B. BAKE! Star Offic Fk RENT—In the STAR OFFICE BUILD- INGS. corner of Pennsylvanta ayenue and lith street, ROOMS suitable for law, realestate or any other agency offices. Terms moderate. Location ¢ best in Washington. Apply to 0. B. a my th Star Office. Fy? BENT—The RESTAURANT PREMISES in the Star Office Building, at the corner of lvania avenue and llth tuurant and Bar-Room; li n itchen, with ranges complete; and Rall on the fi withd: ‘reet, comprisi: nd conve- Bath Boom loor above, with committes or ‘awing room attached. Also as many con- xenient other rooms as the tenant may desire. This Restaurant is in the best lecation in Wash: ingten. and has always commanded a fine ran of business. Four the accommodation of buildin: associations large committee meetings, trades meetings, &c.,&c., the Hall is admirably snited, and must cores | increase the business of the Res- taurant if rented with it. Terms moderate. Apply to ©. B. BAK EB, at the Btar Office. my 25-tf pres. RENT—The STORP No. 321 D street, Bear lith. It fronts immediately ou Penna. avenne, and isone of thelargest and most conve- niently situated store-rooms in Washington city. Apply to C. B. BA. he Star Ofties. tf (OR RENT—Six UNFURNISHED RO at No. 276 Pennsylvania avenue, between Lith and 12th sts. References required Je 19-tf I ARGE DOUBLE HALL FOR RENT. Inquire \40f JOHN H SNYDER, Provision Dealer, No, Penn: the B 56 Louisiana avenue, Je13-2w* ARE CHANOE. ely improved property in the First Ward. suitable for Tallow Chand- jer. Has been built and used for aughter (% ne—with ice Bouse. Spey sees rice ‘eeSATy ADpendages, ly to a - RB. La. ave.. bet 6th and 7th sts. Also, one fine Express Wagen. my 23-Im* #OB BENT—A fine FRAME STAB horses, with carriage-house and hay usted on Temperance Alley, bet. 9th ani Apply at 393 treet, bet. 9th and 10th. my 16 Fo RENT—Three-and- story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, 356 H street, between 13th and 1ith streets, eight rooms. cella water. Possession given immediateiy on the premises, between 8 and 10a. m. p.m SMALL TABLE BUILDING, used a3 a photograph gallery, to be sold cheap for casb, withor without instruments. Apply corner Pa. av, and 18th st.. Washington, D.C. je 5-im"™ FO BENT —at 467 isth street, between F, four UNFURNISHED ROOMS on id floor, or two FURNISHED BOOMS on the first floor. The location is immediately north of Pa. av., and one of the best In the city, my 2%-tf Fe N BINI’S HALL, (lat por sues Hall,)on E street, between 9th 10th, can be rented for festivals, faire, meetings, or church purposes. For particulars inquire at the Hell. je 13-Im F& SALE—The fast sailing, sloop-rig, Bost STAR, lying southeast of Alexandria Fe wharf. Inquire of WM. SMITH, 312 BD street Borth, near lith. je 7-2aw3w* FS SALE—A most desirable Suburban BESI- DENCE, situated atthe north end of et street, Frederick city, Ma. The Building is new— some parts not entirely finished—iwo Sto and B high ceilings. itis 43 feet front by 33 back buil j—has 16 peome It is most tl mts and conveniences for a genteel ‘t has about an acre and a half of nd, it Fruits, pee D- improv. family. more than sixty trees of c! Be, of small Fruits, all just coming into 'ydrant in each story of the Buildi ng at dance of purest Spring Water from the mountains. It would be difficult to find a more beautiful and healthy Jocation. It ison very hi the centre of one of the ri most lovely valleys in the world, formed by the Catoctin Moun- tain on the west, and Binganore Hills on the east. and gives you a most enchanting view of monntain ana valley for from ten to twenty miles around. To be appreciated it sheuld be seen. Kilcrees B."WiNOHRSTED, Frederick city. Mad ie Ib cose 7° LET—The Lie pes part of HOSSE No. 120. on the north side of Bridge st.. George- town, containing 12 rooms, with gas, seAneiesat in theyard. Posscasion will be given on the lst of Jaly. or conably sooner. For par cide Bly to the Messrs BURNETT. at No. 111 sou Bide of West st., Georgetown. ie 5-e08w™ F°. BENT—A number of SMALL HOUSES MS, furnished OMS, a1 5 FOR SALE—Large and Small HOUSES, North dud Routh. Inquite at STARR'S Bosiatet Offce Sob Pat tet ivantthess irene RE ®, TWO THOUSAND FARMS en sound Ee SEAL ESTATE CO je7-im sais 492 7th street.” FOR SALB hal for ci = iyi, Montgomery countye Ma. tz mile Poriartiog paeglag apc Seas" eae meet ir jars bet. Land Ke Washington, my i6-Im" * {OR BEN T—One nice three story Brick HOUSE KF on New Jersey avenge. between F and G sts song nipe rooms with pareozere and Fin ter. Possession given immediately. Inquire w ‘0 JOHNSON, Corner ous and Lats. north. 5 pul . reesonabe i be sold im tracts to suit ers. For quality of land I rto Hon. Latham, c. and quite st neciangTPOMD Bila rar ire rooms 5 am: ineck's restauant- 909 Pe-avenue. ‘Thisiand will positively be sold. Bp 21-t1 THOMAS H. FORD. FS RENT OR SALE—A new three - story BBICK HOUSE, containing water and gas; leagantly situated near Smithsonian Institntion: or particulars apply to FENWICK & STEW Saige ee on 7th street, at the canal bridge. je 22-3t* ILL BE SOLD. I¥ APPLIED FOR [IMME- diately, IOK CREAM SALOON aad G4R- DEN. One of the best locations for that busi i eile city. Ou F street south, between ate. OOMS FOR RENT FURNIt HED OR UNFUBNISHED. Pleasant and healthy location. Terms mederate. Apply to MRS. WATTS. No. 354 E street, jez st between 12th and 13th, | her RENT—Small HOUSE of seven room: le. 391 Kstreet, between 1th and 12th, Smail lot of Furnitars-for sale cheap. Apply on the premix je 21-8t™ PART O¥ A HOUSE, four or five er and gas convenient. Apply to ween 7th and 8th. Bent moderate. je 21-3t* [POR SALE—Two SODA WOUNTAINS. will be 80) bo of Sylvester Patent, at No. 237 Pennsylvania avenue, between 12th and 13th sts, Je 21-31 er {OR RENT—Two large well furnished FRONT ROOMS. and two smaller rooms with or without Boarding. A on 12th street, between G an side. (OR RENT—A two story B&IOK DWELLING, ; 12th street west. 1 door Inquire of EDWABD reet east, between N st, joining, 45 No. Fe RENT—A BBIOK HOUSE on 26th street, bet, Pa ave. and M st..containing 7 rooms, with kitchen and cellar, with gas throughout, be- sides the privilege of an adjoiairg lot Rent mod erate. Inauire at No. 45 ter st , Georzetown, or atthe corner of Penn. avenue, at Mi GEE'S Restaurant. je 213t OR SALE CHEAP—Small BRICK HOU and LUT.No 602, north N street, between oth and 7th streets, next door to Mr. George Fal- coper’s store; good busivess location. The side walls being ®@ three-story building could be erected atsmail cost. Possession can be had at once if immediate application is made, Price only $1,000. If not sold in five days, will be rented at $15 per month. Also, for sale or trade, on 10th, bear north V street, four de-irablagBUILDING LOTS. to the proper. grad bh. Apply at 323 Sth, corner of L street 21-3t* ro RENT—A fine BRICK HOUSE, No. 424 6th st, Farnished Rentinadvance. Inquire of Dr BOGAN, 455 Mass. near 6th st. Also, several Building Lots fo jen Fo BENT —A new first-class BRICK HOUSE, é copteinin; Sg Me gl water and . — seorgetow? 18. wi n two squares ir ara. Inquire of O.B. JRWELL & 00., Gatrect wharf. Washington. je 20-4" F°%.. SALE—-STOCK and FIXTURES of a cery and Liquor Store, with Furniture in dwelling, in a good location, now doing an excel- t trade, will be sold a barcain. mer chang- _ Sn — pe ly hE 5 Day tioneers et eo Brokers, northwest corner 10th and F sts. je 20-6t ‘OR SALE—Having sold ene of the three of my block of pew three-story BBIOKS, on léth st., between P and Q sts. I now offer the other two for $3 600 six and PI |. If the: they are engaged to. rent at $4 onth, Ap: Iyto H.W. HAMILTON, Buillers Depot, 562 th street. ye D tf A FOR BALE— VALUABLE FARM, with Stock, Crops and Implements and 204 acres of land, 7 miles from cy ic prhes_ over ops road; 75 ae ered wood lant Ce farmi. urposes, wel fenced and in’ excellent orders Sons six/horss wagou loads of manure were put on duri two years. Two streams of water; geod mill site; variety of fruit. both dwarf and standard, straw- be Lawton Blackberries, Raspberries, Pie Plant, Asparagus Beds, &c. Dwelling house, 56x18 feet: tenant house, 33x16 fect: servants’ house, 12x16 feet; gardener’s house. 12x16 feet; corn house, Yex4 feat chicken house, iéxi2 feet; barn. 9ixis feet; jage ase, 5 vel in farm order. ‘and is one of the Tatlvoed from the city to Point of Lette through this farm and the depot will be lo- cated near ‘erms 5 ly te Price $100 Der acre erm eels 8°00..° Real rok. northwest corner 10th and F sts. _?. 8. Possession at once. je 20-4t OB BALE—40 AC’ Of LAND. miles F trom Washington, Dy 9 and five to Alex- andrie, -tion of the Goh Leesburg Turupikes, known as Bailey’s Cross . Improvements ci of a Frame ase, Barn, Stable, a fine apple and y td, her fruit trees. Crops will be sold with the la:@ ffacetred a r i} the or ad- arece PATtoulars spply 60, Ero PAYNE, Vienna oR, je 20-6t* Fairfax county, Virgivia. }OR RENT—a plcesent, clean Ty-far- Folanea House ot 8 rooms? re sale cb. from 5 $0 8. at 368 9th street, be- tween ‘M bad N. ‘ Je 19-6t* FoR SLE Par ETS ‘No.’ 314, 2th and streets, easonab r LE OHEA o inrye. ‘all well watered, and good situated miles from Culpepper Court Inquire No. 112 East Capitol street, from 4 to8 o'clock fh the evening. de ie-et™ ANE SEAT CHAIRS REPAIRED, at No 511 th roe, between ete avenue and O pee Work well done, and with dispatch. a ee u CEIVED FROM THE CRELESBATED J een Sarl bY Tons No. 1 PiG je 15-20 JaouEs JOUVENAL'S MABBLE WORKS, Corner New Jérsey avenue and F street, Near the Baltimore Depot. All orders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS, or ANTELS executed in the best manner, at short je 9-3m* metice, and on the vpry beet terms. ‘OE PITOHEBS, TEA SETS. paves oe eee ey tae sen Seige genes » We rag meh, AND DOOE on a meee streets opposite Uentre Je Scolm H. W. HAMILTON. DBESs ‘88: Qf medium and fine peta Geationen. P Sarg and Boys, oe nES. armanted (@ Gents’ Parnishing Store, 494 Po, ovvans, near Oy street. OB RENT—In Geo: unfurnished HOUS 4 FOR BENZ. A dentrapic HOUBBin the country verything coun! that desired 0, BOABDc wm be obtained by “applying to BiresN, MAGRUORE, Bladensburg. F /B SALE—A first closes FRAME HOUSE, 9 sean ae and * JOHN B. WABI je 16-e06t* Lumber Yard, 13th st, ma ‘Ousel, OR RENT —HOUSB No. 285 south B oi 5 jerse: ancaee, Ist Rive Mikes saan © me ceol- lars snd coal vanit, back and stable, ape one ‘The AUCTION SALES. [For other Auction Saics see fourth page.) ~~ es ren BX 248. ©. McGUIKE @ Co, Auctionrers ¥ GRERN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, PEtheet, BEEO BEN is ako’ a Srubets | SEA HE ROEDING LOT AT Tae WEST. aT A as a ow shall sel, Square No ee. be s table for a private and Cd of trae nee Fe acGUIBE & 00.. Ancta, | #20igr® when she property ie Bt WREST See wae. | tor wc bac ooo oe jes 5 Purchase and Sele Burea: . 4 Market Space. GREAT TRADE SALE OF LUMBEB, ‘opsisti| 1-INCH FLOOBING AND FLOORING AND AUCTION SALES. HIS AFTERNOON AND 70-NORROW. CLOSING SALE ay Tae UNITED STATES On MONDAY MORNING. June 25th. cing at 10 0'clec! commen ateeren ° kK, we wi l sell a quantity of Fur SCANTLING. JOISTS AND SILLS. Se. contig etal : ‘We will eell at suction on FRIDAY, June 29th The Em read Ofice Furniture, {natn op the prensiees, tt Mr. Semel, Blend’ Fhe Ofice Parniture Bar-room Pixtares, &c. With many other articles nw 2 Wt Wall & F __ts Heraid) — Auoti 5 B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. % ymen- fs in lote t it toe. - 0 ® trade and beighborin, cities. rticnlar attention of the € the pai trade and builders of Washington and the neigh- VaLeaBLe BUILDING LOT ON 7TH 8ST EST, Between 8 and T streets north, at Pub- lic Auction. boripg cities to this sale. The whole ot this steck of Iumber has been pre- pared and assorted with great care. Catalogues will be furaished at our office pre- vious to the day of sale. Terms of sale cash; — per cent to be paid at the time of purchase. Lumber to be removed within se CLAGETT & SW. 23-4 (Int., Chron. & Con. Unii subdi by_12s feet deep. running back to an alle; ‘Terms: One third cash; bal months. secured by a deed of tras ises All conveyancing and revenne #1 cost of the purchaser $30 down when je 19d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on I street north, eon «hand fth etreets west, at Public Auction On MONDAY. the oth instant, at ¢ o'clock p. ™ . we shall sell front of the premises, east half of Lot No. im square No. 516. baying 18 fest front by 142 feet d running back to a %9 feot alley, on which is a good two-story Frame House, containins six good roome Ex 8cvron’s sate. 7 x The subscriber will t THUBSDAY, ‘Taly 23ty, a o disposed of by cy befe Spee SIDE! Or of the ges. adjoining the land: kins, Samuel B, ‘Anderson, le: This Farm is beautifally and most eligibly ait- uated in the lower part of Montgomery county, Ma. m short distance from the District fine, tt: mediately upon the léth street road, four miles out of Washington city. D.C. and the same distance Be, n eollll conver tn ong onan ties tee as eat te eel oe or ae cea. | When the property ix knor li ios acres land. in g oO! AS ment, @ large amount of fertilt ~ Je 19-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. used to rencer it productive. The land lies square Bt GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. TWO STORY, BASEMENT, AND ATTIG BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT. on the south side of south B street, between New Jersey avenue and Ist street east. Capitel Hill, at Auction, . On moEPay . = auth ines ;, = shall sell. in ron? ofthe premises. at 6 o'cloc mw of Lot No. 6, in subdivision of Square No ab with the improvements. which are a two story base Ment and attic Brick House, containing § rooms, One third purchase money in | Ac. This property is bandsemely located, about t and is capable of a division of two or more pari all parts having access to public roads. Dwelling House contains six rooms, well ar- ranged, and comparatively new; all nectasary ont buildings, in good order, and'so disposed as to anewer for two farms of 9 acres each’ anundantly watered and wood enongh to supply the place. This Jocality is perfectly heaithy, and rapidiy in- gin value. from its proximity to the seat wo, or three years, bearing | the center Squsre. at corner of en interest, and secured by mortgage on Broperty alley. on Half street east and Ii street south. Oap- For further particulars inquire of Itiam B. | ito! Hill Riley & Bro.. Washington, D.C., or to subseri- Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 ber, Rockville, Md. and 1s months. for notes bearing irterest. A deed je23 1 B. T. HODGES. given and deed of trust taken. All cenveyanct: FALL & CO., Auctioneers. SPLENDID TRACT OF GARDEN AND OB- CHARD LAND AT AUCTION. On THUKSDAY AFTERNOON, June 28th, at 5 o'clock. we will sell, on the premises, that ral unable Garcen and Orchard Land. vear the Wash i and Bladensburg Turnpike Gate, and nc formerly the pro- r, and known by the atthe cost ef the purchasers. $100 requir paid down when the property is sold je 20-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts BY . L. WELLS & ©O.. Auctioneers Northwest corner 0th and F streets. AUCTION SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAM BOUSE AND LOT, on Green Alley, between 13th and lath streets, and L and Massachusetts avenne nortl ms At Poblic Auction, on MONDAY, the 25th day of Id in lots to suit purekasers, | June instant. at 5 e clock p_m.,on the premises, we shall tell part of Lot No. 14. in Sqn 7 and ofters an excellent opportunity to procure.an excellent garden spot, je22 (Intel) WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, | story Frame Houte, five rooms, and woodel 6th and 7th streets east, at Public Aaction. On THURSDAY. the 25th instant, at ¢+, o'clock m_.we shall sell, on the premises, west part ot No. 16, i No. 858. with the improve fine Frame Honse, contain- ing 5 good roo age and back»uilding. Alss, fropting 30-foot alley, weshall sell one Frame Building, containing two good rooms. The location of the property is in a good neigh borhood. and excellent water, Terms : One-third cash; balance in s'x and tweive Months, secured by deed of trust on the pro perty. All conveyancing and revenue stampa at the cost of the purchaser, $50 down on each jiece of property w eold Piewza? a GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. 3 K. F, PAGE, Auctioneer. Auctioncers and Real Ketate Brokers. © 20-4 LJ ¥ W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON New Jersey avenue. neat the Ballroad Depot On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 25. at 6% o'clock, om the premises. we shall'cell parts of Lote Sand 4, in subdivision of suusre No 63, fronting et on New Jersey avenue. cast side, between D and E streets north running back an aver- o5 oom of 147 feet, containing 3.13 sqaare fee Terme: One third eash; the residve in 6 and 12 months, with interest. secured by a deed of trust on the ‘premises. Convevancing and stamps at cost of purchaser. y'L. WALL & OO, —_— jen | Intel.) Auctioneers. DESIRABLE BUILDING Lots ON CAPITOL FX POC TORS SALE (BY POWER IN THE On TUFSDAY. June 26th, at 50'clock p. m,1 | 44 WILL) OF L ESTATE. sballseil, at public auction. on the premises, the following described property Lot Ne. 12, in Suuare 819, on Sth street east, be- tween B and C streets south. Also. immediately thereafter. two Lots in Square 945 each lot fronting 22 feet on i0th street east, be en south C street and South Carolina avenue, said lots being parts of Lot 7. in ssid Square, Aliso, Lote 1 and 14. in Square 920, near the cor- ner of east /apito! street and 9th street east. Terms: One-thi:d cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months. 22-F K. F. PAGE, Anct. Y¥ K. F. PAGK, Auctioneer, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LUTS ON 2D STREET WEST, BETWEEN li DOWNMAN & GREEN. BEAL ESTATE BRO- KEBs. THOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEER. On TUESDAY, June 26th, at 5 o'clock p.m., we Pill offer for sale, on the premises, that valuable tract of lamd known as ‘*G: and,” one mile from the limits of Georgetown the Rockville road, the residence of the iate Hamilton Longhborough, contaiming 20s acree 2 roods, and suddiviced into lots suitable for market and building sites. This place is so well known that it needs no far ther descri; 6 on. Litbographed plats can be had at 5 Mr. Thomas Dowling. 174 Bridge strest Georne. H | town. Terms : One-fourth cash; balance in thi - he oS, with interest, secured Dy deed of and t purchaser's cost goon sown at il of banuner. a 'y 01 Tr riper as Trustee will i A. H. LOUGH: UGH, Executor. ses, on WEDNESDAY, the 34 day of Suly next.et | DOWNWAN 2 ORES Sorin, Sovclon p. m., Lots No. 25 and 26,im Square No, | je 20-dta 18 Intelligencer Building. ‘T appurtenances. Y ©. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, ‘erms of sale: One-half of the purchase . reet, between 10th and in coun, the bates Ie tix Tmomtho, ‘with interest B He. 390 Det aed from day of sale, fc hich the bond of the ha- @LI - ser with approved security will be taken, SALE OF HOUSEBOL’ DyPUBNITURE AT If the terms of sale are not complied with within ING. June 2th, at 10 five days from the day of sale. the property will be fs resold at the risk and cost of the defeulting pure yy h ty of Houssheld chaser. Stamps and ing at purchaser's cost, ee OOP W. DeMRINE, Trustee. _je 22-d&ds K. F. PAGE. Auct. B* THOS. DUWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. Curtains. with Cornices, £c., complete 3 RTY ‘Walnut Writi; VALUABLE ee ery CBORGBTOWN Gas Chand tiers of, viz: te Cabinet and Brackets On THURSDAY, June 28th, at 6 o'clock p. : re. Iwill self, infront of the premises, Lot Ne. ait Oak Gisebuard: win marbie frovting 38 feet on Washington strect, between the k Dining Chairs. 3 w Matting Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and Water street, | D'ning-room aud Hall Olicloth end rapning back 120 feet. indow Immediately after tie absve, I will sell Lot 19, | Pistdeentors Retven: Forks, froming about 19 feet on Green street and 120 fect | Obina, Glass, and Orockery, Cloths “"rerms: Ovie third cash: balance im 6 and 12 — 5 be cured by a deed of trast on rope - Je 21: THOS. DOWLING, Auct. , . SALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS 1N THE S*°* OF PeCeraees eran ee aan beds id te backortbieaers for cash, on B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, fy eo: — wok TRE MABKET-SATURDAY, June 30, ot | VALUABLE PROPERTY IX GEORGETOWN o'clock sm. GEN. LIBBRTY MA = . | on w AY APTBENOON, June Pras am mak 1 ; er BKET—FRIDAY at Coaleek. will sell, im front of the p—P sd SAVY YARD MARKET—FRIDAY, June 29, of Lot'No, 113. in Bea at 10 0'c! " », frontii WEI BN MARKET—MONDAY, July 2, at | Washington streets, and pi lock a. m. 320 fect, and improved by twoold Frame “ ee Dp Persons now holding stands in the differ- | ments. * _ ent markets can them by paying the ap- Ai ch stands previons to the | Lote Ne. 108 and 109, each fr eface: "HOH AD WALLNOR, Mayers” | reo “tunns setenecry ngs mibat oe Poa je 19-e0 Untel.] inning back LIS —. = 5 Anerioncers. SS = visigae f BY BA we eS . > with interest, s A. the property. Conveyancing and yatenta poe baee BESS _ THOS. DOWLING. Anct. Nagle & Oo. wilt give thet Messer crore soatas ig fe cara, Race Gene PpBorosaLs FOR OVAL. PARTMENT OF THE IntBgron, Id Sane ter ie B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A. FINE TWO-sTORT Basen ; fey te nae ae ell On » We shail