Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1866, Page 3

| 1 eee / Ce enero Nn ha ta THE EVENING STAR. . pws » LOCAL NEWs. —— -— AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Grover’s —We rezret to annovnce that in consequence of the extreme heat of the weather. «hich pot only prevents the atten- cance of the public, but hinders the perform- ers ina proper rendition of ther parts, the theater ts to be closed, and that to-vight will be the Iast performance of the “Seven 4 ce and the last sppearance of Mmager Ford's excellent company this season. Tat Wonpsrrtt Basy is on exhibition stil] at 245 Penna. avenue. M. E. Cuvecs, in M street, between 9th and joth —Grand concert by the Choir of the Church, assisted by some of the best musical talent of Baltimore, thisevening. —_—_o—_—_ Cuarce or Forexny.—Yesterday after- neon, Major Wm. A. Hall, was before Justice Clayton. on the charge of having on or about the 15th of last month, forged the name of W. A. Snyder, late Captain in the uth New York cavalry, toa Treasury draft, for $200, or with Raving aided or aly ted in the commission ot he forgery.on which he obtained the money, ae haviag been arrested by the officers of the seeret service division of the Treasury. Mr. W. P. Wood, in charge of the secret service, appeared for the Government, and Major Hall onducted his defense in person Mr. Wood tes:ified that he had ordered the srrestof Mr. Hali. the case having been re- ferred to him by the Solicitor, who enclosed a letter of Treasurer Spinner, stating that the iraft made payable to the order of Captain snyder. had been issued and receipted for b Hall; that some days subsequently the dr: sppearing to be endorsed by the payee, was cashed at the Treasury last mon' A short time ago, the Treasurer receiving a letter from Snyder inquiring if such draft had been issued. he suspected that a forgery had been com- mitted, and asked the investigation. Mr. Wood offered this letter in evidence, as also he letter of Capt. Snyder. Mr. Hall oojected to the reception of the Jetter until its geauine- ness was first proved. Mr. Wood testified that atter Mr. Hall had been arrested he acknowl- edged to bim and to Gen. Spinner that he was responsible for the appearance of Capt ders name, the draft being so endorsed bj lirectien Several other witnesses were worn, who testified to Hall having receryed he draft, and to the money having been paid. Major Hall called but one witness who tes- titled that the endorsement of Snyder's name m the draft was not in Hall’s hand-writing. Mr. Hail argued that he should be dis- ebaryed, that there was no evidence that he bad com ted the forgery: that another party bad commicted the crime, it crime it was, and that be could not be held responsible for the rime another. He also argued that the firm to which he belonged (G. M. Van Buren «& Co.) held a power of attorney from Snyder authorizing them to use his pame and obtain 4 settlement of the claim, and that having re- ceived the money they were unable, for want of the address of Snyder. (which they had ob- tained but recently.) to transmit it. Mr. Wood followed, contending that he had made out aecase, and quoted several author- jes to show that being am accessory to forger: is acrime, among others Ist Hrightley, p. 204. wrticle 13, or 3d i, and Statutes, Justice Clayton stated that there were sev- pomts of law he wished to consider, aud would reserve his decision, but in the mean- tume. if Capt. Suyder should arrive, he would take bis evidence ———— TRE PUB Lic SC HOOLS.—Tne examination of the Male Grammar School of the Fourth Dis- trict, Mr. J. E. Taompson. teacher, Monday, showed that sehool to be on the same high foot- img @\ on previous years. The attendance of eachers and others interested in the cause of education was, a usual, very large. The ex- witoing Visitors present were Messrs. Krown, Holmead and Cassell. The examination was nducted chiefly by Messrs. Brown, Z. Rich- ards and T.C©. Connolly. Of the forty-three scholars on the roll forty-two were present The examtnation of the first class in grammar was severe and tediOus, though the analysis f sentences was omitted by the examiner, ‘ir Brown. The answers were always ready, a delivered with unhesitating clearness in music the school showed much progress. The female scheols have heretofore carried off pretty much all the lanureis in this depart- ment, but the exercises at this school showed bat the boys are now taking thelead| Master George W. Connor presided at the piano, and ~letted great praise for his fine playing: and tbe singing of Masters Geo. C. Abell, Albert Dutton, Eddie Hay, Thos. Cridler and Thos. McArdle was excellent. Among the compo- siiens read, Commerce” and ‘The Immor- ality of the Soul,” both by George Davis; ~Kuins of Time,” by Thos. McArdle; and “The Newspaper.” by E. C. West, indi- cated ability of a high order. The exer. ses in reading were admirable, and we ean but notice the superior manner in which Master Giles Heilprin acquitted him- self in this most important branch of education. The reading, English grammar and spelling elicited the most favorable comments from the spectators. In the test ef spelling and dic- tation of sentences more than a dozen boys were without an error, while as many more had but one word misspelled. Owing to the ume eonsumed in the examination of classes first called, several of the advanced studies were omitted, mucbD to the evident chagrin of the bright-eycd pupils. who were thus de- barred from showing the progress they had made in those branches. The very warm com- mendation given to the school by the gentie- men—Messrs. T. E. Lioyd, Connolly and Kichards—who by invitation of Mr. Holmead addressed the pupils, was sufficient, however, to show that enough bad been gone through with to enable the examiners and spectators to form an opinion of the merits of the school and of the judicious mode of training pursued by its experienced teacher. Male Intermediate School of the first dis- trict ‘nthe barement o: Union Chapel, under Miss Amelia Kirk, was examined on Monday by Meeere. Tustin and Brown. The scholars showed marked progress, especially in writing. Miss Kirk bas 20 scholars to transfer to the gTammar school. — EXHIBITION OF THE PREPARATORY Dz- »akt MENT OF CoLuMBIA COLLEGE. —On Mon- day evening the aunuai exhipition and distri- bution of prizes of the Preparatory Depart- ment of Columbia College took place in the first Baptist Church, 13th street, in the pre- sence of a large audience, wh> were much gratified with the exercises, which consisted of recitations and dialogues, interspersed with music, and were concluded with the confer- ring of certificates and medals on the meritor- ious scholars. By. Samson, in a neat little ad- dress, presented the m-dals and certificates, and highly complimented the boys receiving the bighest bonors, and many friends of our public schools were highly delighted with the iact that the highest honors were conferred om pupils from the public schools. Fabey Franklin, from the 4th district school. (Mr. J. E. Lelgpee sage teacher.) and Thos. Bremmer- man, ot Ist district, (Mr. S. John Thom- «on's) wereso nearly equal for the first hon- ors, that it was with great difficulty that a de- cision could be made. The first honor was Rnally awarded to Franklin, and the second nor to Bremmerman. In the second class, Harry Harkness, Eugene Atkinson, and La- u Bremmerman, all of the ist district, stood jual for the first honor. and it being impossi- ble to discriminate, the first honor was award- edtoesch. Itis heat | of notice too that the five boys named cai off the highest prizes tor punctuality and deportment. —_——¢——— Tae New Market-Hovse Movenent.— Yesterday afternoon, an adjourned meeting of the butebers and other stall holders ot Centre Market was held at Tem: ce Hall, but Owing to the extreme heat ttendance was not so large as at the previous meeting. The vbject of tne meeting was to consider the pro- priety cf petitioning Congress for a charter to build 4 ew market-bouse. and to protest agmipst Qny other company being chartered. The meeting was called to order by Mr. B. S. Elitott. and Mr. M. Wallingsford acted as secTetsry Mr. K. Eicborn, who was elected treasurer at the previous meeting, tendered his resigna- uon. Mr. Elliott ofered a reselution directing the officers and executive committee to Present a memorial to Congress, empley counsel, &c.. in advancing the interests of the association, which be afterwards withdrew. Mr. David Rawlings, one of the committee appointed to canvass for subseriptions to stock to build a new market-house, reported tbat 150 shares bad been subscribed for through bim; and Mr. S. C. Gilbert that he bad procured subscriptions for 187 shares. The Association adjourned. —$<¢————— Bowxp ror ALBANY.—Yesterday evening, Deputy Warden, J. Giddi: two jail guards, Jobo Sbain and Mr. » and Detective DR. P. Bigtey, left for Albany with the fol- iow prisoners, sentenced daring the present and the latter part of the last terms of Peel Court, to a. io in the ny county penitentiary : ur Hays. larceny. bee Charles Putnam, do., one year, James illiams, do., two years: Lewis ll, Co. two years; William viere, do., ‘wo years: Edward Hammond, arson, one year. Rinehardt Smith, larceny, two years; Jobn Dorsey. alias Charles Stien, do, one ven He Charles Ellis, alias Oarter, do., one vear; Sanders. do., one year; John Hopkins, Licva j}f8*) William Smith, do. one year; 7°00 Gibbs. do. two years; Armistead McCarty. do, one year- Anna Brooks, do., one san end Alcey, sias Alice Williams, do, one Tax ALvmyr Assoctatiox or Cotumnta CoLLEox.—Last evening a meeting of this As- sociation was held at the College Liw School, ig v. ty omc in the Chair and Dr. J. W . vejoy. retary. The following officers were elected :—Dr. J. W.H. Lovewoy, president; Rev. H.H. Dodge and Rey. GC. C. Meador, vice presi tents; Otis T. Macon, recording secretary; Thonas Sam- son, corresponding secretary; Wm. Q. Force, treasurer: executive committee, Mes-rs. John H. Wheeler, Professor Wilson, Charles P. a Benjamin Lovejoy and George H, organ. Several members of the Association spoke of the prospects of the College, which was ma rceperovs condition, and complimented Drs. Easton and Riggles for their administration Of its affaire. ——_.—_—__ Horse STeatine.—Last night, as officer Tucker, the officer in charge of the Third Ward station, was sitting in front of the Gen- tral Guardhouse, he saw a man go to a wagon and take one of the horses and ride off. The officer followed him. At the corner of 12th street the horse threw the man and turned back to the wagon stand. The match horse at the wagon neighed as his mate returned, and awoke the wagoner, who was asleep in his ve- bicle. Soon after the thief returned to the wagon, and officer Tucker arrested him. He gave hisname as Patrick Layhe, and said he did not mean to steal the horse, but only in- tended to keep it till morning for the owner. Justice Thompson sent the prisoner to jail for court. The horse belongs to S. A. Janney, Montgomery county, Md —— Reav Estate Sares.—J. U. McGuire & Uo. Soild lot7, in square 974, near corner of wth s'reet east and I street south, to Adam Gad- Gis, jr., for 6 cents per foot; a three-story brick dwelling, with back building, on 12th street west, between New York avenue and | street, to Jobn L. Voigt, for $9,600; lot 20, in square +54, witb a two-story basement and attic brick dwelling. on H street, between 6th and 7th, to J.C. McKelden, for $1,700; lot in square 974, corner 10th street east and 1 street south, im- proved with a brick dwelling, to Adam Gad- dis, for $3,650. ——o MATRIMONIAL SQUABBLES.— Yesterday at- ternoon, Officer Barker, of the Seventh Ward, arrested John Ryan and Mary, his wife, for disorderly conduct, and took them before Jus- tice Boswell. John Ryan was fined $2.90, and Mary was fined $4.90. Mary was then charged With being a common drunkard, and gave se- curity for good behavior. Subsequently John assaulted and beat Mary. John was again ar- Tested by Sergeant Gessford, and Justice Bos- well held him to bail for court for assault and battery, and fined him $10.90 for being drunk and disorderly. ea = THE Bvitprne FoR THE STATE DEranrt- MENT.—In the House of Representatives yes- terday afternoon, Senate joint resolution to authorize the hiring of a building for the tem- porary accommodation of the Department ot Mate was amended by striking out the appro- priation of $50,000 for the first year’s rent of ‘sid building, and inserting in lieu thereof 000, apeet BREAKING INTO MARKET STANDS.—Last night special officer Donaldson saw two men in the act of breaking into the stand belonging to Wm. Riadle, huckster, in the Center Mar- ket. He canght one, aman named Onas. Col- lins, who bails from Pennsylvania, but the other made his escape. This morning Justice Thompson sent the prisoner to jail for court. ~~ =a Fire ALARM.—This morning an alarm of fire was sounded from box 27, corner ot 7th and M streets. at 1.17 o'clock, by « patrolman who was deceived by dden issue of smoke from a bakery in that vicinity, which the offi- cer thought proceeded from the rvot of adjoin- ing property. Ont Escarep.—Yesterd Terrance O'Brian. a newsboy, aged 14, was arrested for stealing a pair of sboes, and was confined in the second precinet stauon-house. Terrance did not like his quarters, and broke out during the night. sere. CITY ITEMS. — +6 DoLLAR JEWELRY STORB.—The old Stand of Prigg’s, Nv. 408 Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 4% stres'—Lsm) stvles of Jeweiry —- Silver-Plated Ware for only one dollar choice. a WHOLESOME.—Summer ts at our doors, and there is nothing as pleasant asa good Sherry Cobbler, Mint Julep, Ale, Weiss beer, Lager beer, &c., all ot which cam be had in a first-rate style at Emrich’s New Restaurant, 355 Penn- sylvania avenue. near 6th stree>, Free lunch every day. from I! o'clock. ——o—— Sowimne anp ReEarinG.—By sowing a few dollars at Hen ning’s One Price Clothing Store, corner 7th street and Maryland avenue, you can reap @ nice suit of clothes. For instance, he has a few Brown Suits at thirteen dollars, and something new in Blackand White Mixed Suits at sixteen dollars. ——_— A CLERGYMAN (Rey. J. McMarray), writing from Halifax, N.S., says, “Haying suffered several years with throat affection, to which clergymen are especially subject, and having used various remedie: have pleasure in giv- ing my testimony as he relief I have had in the discharge of my Sabbath labor from the use of “Brown's Bronchial Troches.” They have been a great comfort to others to whom | have recommmended them bave used them with ad- vantage.” For Coughs and Colds the Troches are equally efficacious. eo —— Messrs. Yates & SELBY, No. 323 Pennsyl- vania avenue, are offering their stock of Lawns and Summer Dress Goods at reduced prices. 6 — STRawGox, BUT TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. av., between 4g and 6th streets. —— Pennies can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter eee eee Corne, BuNiIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. W| Surgeon Chi: vania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. (f- fice bours from 8a. m. to5 p. m.,and 6 to8 p.m. Ss eer ea MARRIED, HEALY—COLLIEB. On the 2th instant, at St. POE one eee Father MoVarty, Mr. JOHN H. BEALY to Miss CARRIB V. cot: LIEK, both of this city. N. rd: a CLEVER. On the 2th instant. st 1 o'clock p. m.. WILLIAM C., infant son of Wm. E. and Hul- dah Clever, aged 7 months. The relatives and friends of the family are re- svectfully requested to attend his funeral, from his father's residence. 7th street west, between D and Ene south, this ( Wednesday) evening. at 4o'el : RIPLEY. On Tuesday, the 26th instant, JOHN BERBERT, tnfantson of John H. and Martha Bipley, aged 2 months and 26 days. uners! will take place from the residence of Mrs_E. Bro’ No. 34% 2th street, between I ss i stteets, this (Wednesday) afternoon at four o'clock. COOK On the 26th instant, Mrs. IBABELLA A. COOK Her funeral will take place from her late resi- de 52 13th street, at 6 o’cleck this (Wednes- day) afternoon. ed PICKE: On the evening of the 2ith instant, Mra MARGARET MATILDA PICKEN, in the 67th year of he: er Tuner: ‘ lace from her late resi- . between B and 10 o'clock. Ber vi te 5 county papers please AN. On the 26th instant, after ashert but painful illness, FRANKIE H. ae L. Bean, aged nine he friends and sintances of the family are bi a Pence enernt Sewane jence a streete 5 south, On tol Hill, on Thursday, = : copy.} and B street the 28th inst. —————_— UFFIELD 8 CELEBRATED HAMS, B iT BEAN THE OLDEST A: Bae ! DIN THE BSTABLISHED 1837. Duffield nies os ‘dive Character to Wee was ve cl - tern Hems; bis cure is invariably s00d; none bet- ter. —Cin. Gazette. ci ality and flavor.— Liverpool Albion. Food tor as mpeter.—-Lseerrenl Mercars. Duteld’s favo i me for ts yune firet Foire iach; and ciety . 1857. Ou: haves JOUVENAL'S MARBLE WORKS, Corner Newo Jersey avenue and F street, Near the Baltimore Depot. All ordera for STATUARY, MONUMENTS, or MANTELS executed in the best manner, et short Retice, aud on the very best terms, ie 9.3m" Bhs RECEIVED FROM THE CELEBRATED Green. ‘ing Furvace.104 Tous Ni; TRON The attention of Wounders eed end Ae or te tbia end further e No. 2% Sigh street and (: . (lates y Georgetown, DU. wriw ARTED_BAISTRES ca fncenirn, moa! H street, between Lith'and fate” j ANTE) —a middie aged wo - Apply Ni cok red ferred, between a anda sts. a) Ana Bn ES LSet Waste T.) BU) —A small HOUSE and LOT Will pay $100 cash and balance in 2; montas, Xith tetereoi. Aadress HENBY BAXTER, Star Of co, stating price aud lecation 1t* ANTED—A good LAUNDBESS, to do fine id to asei-tim the dining room, & private tobe generally useful, gs 469 6th Atreet, between 'D ‘and YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION to cook, Was 1 iren in asmali ie se A do chamberwork and ine. 19th » 5 ¥ ANTED—A goed BARBEE. Best ¢ given. Please call iy ey Eat. (ie 26-3t*} Ba 25 ANTED COUNTRY BOARD for es amily, (two reoms an . eas) access to city. Address Col BBON, Pay- master General's Office. Je 26-3t* WwW ANTED—A FURNISAED ROUSE for the jammer season. Parties got: out of town, in accept @ reduced rent, will do well to ad- dress ior three days E. Star Office je 26-2t* WANTED At PLOWMAN & CO.’s House Ofee, 305 F sreitene he uth ar) e lor per- and rel! able te ants je 8-13" V ANTED—By respectable young girl, a SIT- UATION todo general housewor Has no objection to to the country. given iy af No 290 3d street and May enne. W54STED—By two single geutlemens in a quiet am! ‘wo communica! one Un- furnished, ite Lon L, Morn treets. or on Mossachusetts a je, between 8th and iéth ste, le references given ail required. Add: + Post Office Box 118, Washing- ton je 25-3t* Reems AND BOARD—Wanted, a PARLOR and CHAMBER. Furnished, fronting north and south. with BOARD for a gentleman acd his wife. A private table preferred. Address No. 49 Pemn.avenue, _ je 26-3t* J ANTED—Gooks, Nurses, Chambermaid i &c., wishing EMPLOYMENT; also, ishing fo employ HELP of auy kind, scuese Room No eT ane, COFNCE Penn- Sylvania avenue an street. . J.C. COLDWELL & CO., Je 25 st* General Agents, &c. Te PRACTICAL MILLINERS.—To a compe tent, eS Bien coming well recom- mended a small ILLINERY STABLISH- MENT, with convenient dwelling premises at- tached, will be let at a very low rent, and a few hundred dollars worth of choice Summer Milliner: lett on commission, to be paid for when sold, an fixtures to be paid for oneas; terms. A rare chance practical person wishing to cemmence busi with s good start,in an unexceptionable lo- Address Box 34 Star Oftice. Je 25-3t™ Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies’ Clothing, er any articles of value, CO.’8, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th V apd Genta’ atR. FULTON & Street, three doors north of Pa. avenue. N.B 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks. for sale cheap. je2-Im* ANTEb—SKUOND HAND FUBNITUR Alse, MIRRORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUOHLY mika between G and H. east aide. a FOR SALE AND RENT. Fe RENT—J» the Star Office Building, corner of Fonseyiveais avenue and Lith stre a pumber of excellent and conveniently situ LUDGING BOOMS. Terms low. Inquire of 0. B. BAKEB, at the Star Office. my 25-tf Fe RENT—In the STAB BUILDINGS. cor- ner Pennsylvania avenue and lith street, BOOMS adapted for the offices of Insurance Com t the panies. Terms moderate. Location the best in Washington. Apply to 0. B. BAKER. at the Star Office. my 25-tf F%& RENT—In the STAR OFFICE BUILD- INGS. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and ith street, BOOMS suitable for law, realestate or any other agency offices. Terms moaerate. Location the best i yashington. Apply toO. B. BAKER, Star Offic my 25 tf OR RENT—The STORE No. 321 D street, Bear lith. It fropts immediately on Penna. avenne, and isone of the largest and most conve- niently situated store-rooms in Washington city. Apply to C AKER, at the Star Office. my23 tf FS RENT—Six UNFUBNISHED ROOMS at No. 276 Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and }2th sts. References required Je 19-tf F°%. RENT—Three-and-a-balf story BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE, 386 H street, bi 13th and sth streets, eight rooms, cell water. Possession given immediatery. on the premises, between 8 and 10a. m., p.m Fe, SALE—1™0 ACRES OF LAND st Hie - ville, ten minutes’ ride by railroad from Wash- divided in lots to suit purchasers. fully located ‘lew of the country for miles around. To persons doing business in Washington this pre- sents a fin oper of securing country seats ent distance frem the city andin a id flourishing neighborhood. For first a at choice apply st once toy ye wew & HICKEY, Boom 7, Intelligencer Buildi 60 ACRES OF LAND in Ran- Va. Title indisputable. Terms h county, reasonable. Will be sold in tracts to eult purchas. ers. For Bality,ot land I refer to Hon. George = Latham, . from West Virginia. Wallach, editor Washington Star. quire at the rooms of FORD & HINB, over Ham- mack’s restauant. 202 Pa.avenue, This land will jitively be sold. Pavitt THOMAS H. FORD. and 5 ‘or title in- BANKERS. LE¥'s JOHNSON & CO., BANEKEBS, AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE GOVERNMENT SECUBITIES, STOOKS, BONDS. GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD, mh %-tf y’™ COOKE & 00., BANRERESB, Wifteenth sivect, epposits Treasury, Buy and sell at current rates, and keep always on band, » fuileupply of alt GOVERNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, OEBBTIFIOATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &e., And pay the highest prices for QUABTEEMASTEER’S OHEOKS AND VOUUHERS on 2-ate First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. B COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) President. WH. 5. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY amp FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES. MTH St., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Government securitics with Treasurer Unites Btates. S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS.p We buy and soli all classes of GOVERNMENT GEOUBITIES at currest market rates. FUBNISH EXCHANGE end make Collections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL OITIES @F THB UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVOBABLE TEEMS, and give carefal and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS and to any other business entrusted te us. FULL INFOEMATION tn regard to GOVERE- MENT LOANS at alt times cheerfally furnished, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, Wasutneton, March 20, 1805. matt IPPMANH & ELLEBY, BANKEES AND BEOKERS, 29 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, MEMBERS OF HN. YORK STOOK BXOHANGE. Particular attention gives to the following stocks : Bee pina Mamie omens Benin F ess Coy Raion Are Frlargoh 3 5s Co, ‘National Express and Tronerersatens r Perolewm and Mining Shares, Govermmeni, State, ‘Adwances made on the above securities. ANE SEAT OHAIRS REPAIRED, at Cc S11 Lith street, between yy ivania, ee end Gatreet Work well done, aud with dispatch. my im FOR SALE AND RENT. Ee __ RENT—Three wall FURNISHED ROOMS seaticmen, in an airy house; location cei healthy and rent moderats, at N> treet. oppesite Gas Uffice Fo RENT—Part of HOUSE. oR fe partly faraishe pinconntiy loca” to a family without children. rye Sthetrect, near L. Terms moderate. te 7 3t* STORY BRIUK HOUSE. with Back oe. H ee street, near i: Pain ae WHITH S CO.'s Grocery, corner of ste end ¥ streets. Je T-4t" two Par- ll be OB BENT—A comfor! F basement DWELLL New York avenne, betw: a 13th ste weet , Bent $700. For particulars inquire next door, bo, 391. jez OB BENT—A FRAME MOUSE with 4 rooms and kitchen. situated on’ street, bet. pee oe pa and Green, No 45. co and water attached. For particulars inguire No. 54 Dun- barton street, opposite 27-20" AUCTION BALES, (For other Auction Sales sre fourth page.| BY CROWN, WALKER & CU, Auctioneers. BOBSES, MULES, AND HARNESS AT AUC- ‘We will sel!. TO MURROW MOBNING, at 10 a.m.. atonr Bazaar, on 10th street. near the Canal, olerm pester et the above named stoc TN CROWN. WALKER & 00., Aucts._ AGLE & OO., Auctioneers, BT "ene vecme No. 996 Pennsylvania avenue. at edis & So. give ats per a of residence of camilies declini: ae stocks of Gres ¢ lise of every description, Horses, Oarri a Harness, &c. LS THURSDAY, June 2th, at 9% o'clock, At our sales room, No. 295 Penn's avenue. be- tween 9th and 10th streets, choice Green and Feat, F ita, Cigare iar Mogard, Coa M and Bitters. fa ; Whiskys, Brandis and ine, in eee and « obns. a jantit > hold Furniture, &¢ wreaaraad AGLE & O9.. Ancts. —The FURNITURE aad GOOD ofa Barber Shop; the oldest shop in First Ward, doinga g business. on for selling. going to urepe. Inquire at 0. P L- 0, corner 19th and H sts. je 27-3t* Fo RENT ANP FOB SALE-—For rent, a FURNISHED HOUSE of nine rooms. with use of pisno. Rent very low. For sale. HORSE, BUGGY, HARNESS,COW,&c., very cheap. Stable can behad. Apply to HcCONNELL & HERRERT, Bookstore. 7th street. Je 2-3t* 1 Post Office. TY NEWLY FINISHED BOOMS FORRENT, at 27 5 I2th strect west. near O je 2i-2t* OB RENT—A for gentlemen, and 13th. ‘0 BENT—FUBNISHED HOU! No. avenue, between 2ist and 22d ste. M: rent to a good tenant. ___—e8* *OR RENT—A three-story BBICOK HOBSE. with gas and water. Apply te BERNARD HAYES. corner 4th and H streets Je 26-3t* 'P)WO UNFURNISHED BOOMS, suitable for housekeeping, 36% 19th street, bet. G and H rth. Je 25 3t VERAL FURNISHED ROOMS, 492 Eat, between 5th and 6th, for housekeeping, with voking stove, or for single gentlemen; especially summer weather. je 25-3" HED HOUSE FOR RENT, contain- ‘ater and gas. Will be let for a bear Apply to HE FITZG@RBRALD, 526 @ st north, bet. 12th and 13th, je 2). 3t* OR BENT—HOUSE of 7 rooms. No. 331 KE en lth and 12th. Small amount ly FURNISHED ROOM, 53 M street, between 12th Je 2; 2° street. be n of Furniture for sale cheap. Apply on the premi- ses. — je 3)-3t" Fok BENT—A BRIOk HOUSE, with 7 rooms. on pitol Hill. Inquire at J. BROWN’S Restaurant, corner }3th street and Pa. avenue, ro “RENT—Convenient to the Government Printing Office, anew HOUSE 5 rooms on L street north, bet Ist and North Qapitol sts. In- anireon the premises. je 26 3t* Fo KENT—At 334 lath street, between I and K. three unfnrnished ROOMS, suitable for housakcoping. Possession given on the Ist prox. Je lid Fo RENT—In Georgetown, a large FUB- NISHED HOUSE, with modern improve ments.ina healthy locality. the house between L Some boarders in Inquire at 532 7th street, venne and D st. Je %-3t* '— The UPPER PART of house over store 404 oth street, second loor north of Pa avenue. Good place for any business Ingu'rein the store of FRANCIS MILLER, 504 9th street. Je 26-3t Ko RENT—A FCRNISHED ROOM, suitable for two centlemen, in a new house, in ont of the most delightful, airy localities in the city; Ne. 37% Massachusetts uveyue, between 9th and Ith streets jo we Fe", REwT—A three story FRAME HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, in thorongh repair, on 133¢ street. between Band. Island Inquire at Mr. COBCOBAN'S, corner of 135: and C streets. je 26-2t* F932, SALE—Two of the best DOUBLE STANDS inthe Market,No si and S2in Northern Li erty Market. Nw. 131 and 132 Centre Market. Alao. a No.1 HORSE and WAGON. Inyuire as0 7th street south, je 25-5t* OR RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES, coutaining six rooms each, very convenient, situated on P street north. het. 4th and Sth sts, west. Inquire of THOMAS HOLLIDGE, corner of 6th and P sts. north, aT = __ Je 25-3t* For bENT—To « family with hildren, far nished HOUSE of 5 room good Piano. Rent $4) « mon quire at 284 ith st., bet. O and P, Fo ‘RENT—BOOMS d to aemall family, Inquire at 422 16th street, between “fee I Je 25 3t* the use of a [FOE BENT—* BRICK HOUSE. with rooms, No. 256 Lith street, between O ani P sts. ye 2 3t* Foz RENT—A desirable HOUBE, containing 6 rooms and summer kitchen. Will_be rented low toa good tenant. Apply at No. 176 9th st., bet. P and Q, nearly opposite Hamline Oburch, je D3" "PO LET—A nicely furnishea HOUSE of eleven rooms. conveniently located near & street, be- tween the Treasury and Post Office, or will rent ro»ms. D. L. WELLS & 0O Je 25 4t corner 10th and ite. OR RENT—FURNISHED BOOMS, from $3 te $15 per month at No. 4™5 6th st., bet. © street and Louisiana avenue. Also, astere for rent in the 6 place; weuld snit a harness ina jailer, or gas fitter. je 25 6t" Fo SALE—A RARE CHANCE—HOUSE ani LOT on G street sonth, between sth and 9h streets west. adjoining the residence of C. S. Noyes, Keq . is offered tor sale for $3,300 payable thirty: three dollars ($33) per month, with interost. House contains 7 roonis, and is now under rent at $20 per month. Lot 25 svenne, = §0 OR SALE—An old and well eatabliahed whoie- saleand retail LIQUOR STORE, Bottling Establishment, Ale{Vaults, with id Stoc! Fixtures and lease of 8 years. wit lieencer aid up; one of the be: ation the city is now doing a good trade. be ooae chapere. business is the only reason for selling. Will be sold great areie. Rent $26 permonth. Apply toD. 8. WELLS & CO., Auc- tioneers and keal Estate Brokers, northwest cor- ner 10th ané@ F sta. Je 35-5 F%, RENT—In a private family. two delightful ROOMS on second floor supplied with gas and Everything clean, neat, and comfortable. olerate, “Apply at 398 Oh street, near I. \O0 RENT—A BOUSE containing 10 rooms, water, Term with gas, and water in the yard, No. 552 12th street, between B and O streets nerth. Inquire at corner 13th and © sts. Je %2-6t" [; OR RENT—A new firetclass BRIOK HOUSE, containing 8rooms, with water and gu.en Georgetown Heights. within two squares of street cars. Inquire of O.B, JEWELL & CQ., Gatreet wharf, Washington, je 2-12 t UR SALE—Having sold ene of the three of my block of new th: tory BRICKS, on 14th st., between P and Q sts.. I now effer the other two for sale at $3 600 cach, half cash. balance tn six and twelve Fmonths, secure! by deed ef trust oa the 8. If they are not sold by the Ist of Jaly, y ongeged to rent +e ment. Ay vlyto H.W. HAMILTON, Builders Depot, 562 7th atreet. Je B tf OB RENT—In Foorgetow furnished and unfurnished HOUSE, on Fay, between 3d and {i streets. Situation healthy and desirable. Apply No. 30 Penns. ave.. near 24th st.,orat 94 Faye! treet, Georgetown. je 16 20* Fo SALE—A first cless FRAME HOUSB,9 rooms, now vacant, on M st., between and h streets. Apply at Sthetrects. APPITS! Sonn B. WARD'S je 16-e06t" Lumber Yard, 12th st. aod Oanal. “OR RENT—The four-story DWE! HOUSE, No 29, south side of Indi 5 near a: having all the modern impreve- ments; elso, spring water. range. &c. Busement ton July tet App per sid ceeat we ‘AMES TOWLES, je 16-tf 490 H st., north of Patent Office. iPox?! DOUBLE HALL FUB BENT. Inquire ot JUHN H SNYDER, P: Dealer, No, 56 Louisiana avenue. sate, jelsawe. ‘OR SALE—50 WATER OOOLERS, 500 of OORKS, Serena ry Set, Ww. a Bele. ath. BOLTON & GO” Pescboes c. be 1 508 ath theavenue. jedime SMALL PORTABLE BUILDING, now used asa llery, to sold p for cash, with or wit! . Apply corner Pa. av. and 18th st., Washington,D.C. je 5-1m* FOR BENT-MARIN(' HALL, (late Temper. ‘ance Hail.) cot, between Sth and 10th, can be rented for festivals meetings, or $fureh purposes. For particulars’ inquire at the F° (R— The fest sailing. sloop- Boat Sauiee of WH, BMITH S12 B sercek Dorth, near lith. * ‘eT a OBE THAN OUSAND FARMS THE gi Fy souT FF OR REBT —One nice three story B k HOUSE on Jersey avenue. between ow. . Cormer sts. north. it Fen * Li" boat. arian hist eat apd ath sts. my 1¢-conm™ * apply Tigests bet, Beh aad wee es BY ¥2- L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, SALE OF ENGLISH MARBLE TILE. On THURSDA TEBNOON, at 3 v'ciock- we willsell ali the Marble Tile in the Unitet States Hotel, consisting of adeut 1.000 square feet, Ty WM. L. WALL & 00.. Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TWO-STOBY FRAME ROUSE AND LOT. Fronting om lth street west, near Maryland avenue. on the island, at Pablic auction. On TUESDAY, the 34 day of July next, at 6%; o'clock p m.. we sball sell, onthe premi rt Lot Ne.7, in Square No. 38 having 16 feet front by 99 feet 1045 Inches deep, with the improvements, consisting of a well built two-story Frame Heuse, witb a store-room at! erms: One-half cash; balance in stx and tw: months. for notes bearing interest, secured by deed of truston the premises. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $100 when the Property is knocked off. Je 2-4 REEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* W.L. WALL & CO., ctiones: OBANCERY SALB OF VALUABLE REAL erane IN THE FIRST AND FOURTH the 12th day of July. 1364, at 6 of she prsmiaes. at public he Supreme Coart ity sitting. dated ;) im subdivision nombered one hundred and ninety-nine, ih deacribed in the proceedings ) with ments. Also. part of Lot numbered in Square num! (es the ‘improve- twelve, (12,) red four hundred and fifty four, (484,)(as described in the proceedings) with the improvements, ‘he first mentioned property is situated on north K street, between 15th and Isth streets west; and the last- mentioned on 7th street west, between @ and H streets porth . Persons desirous of makine a safe and profitable investment should attend this sale. Terms of sal One-third cash; the residne in three equal instalments of six, twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser giving his notes for the de ayments, satisfactorily endorsed. and bearing interest from the day of sale. All con- yeyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title deed to be retained until the whole of the purelase money is paid. 5 . ASBURY LLOYD. Trastee. je s7- eokds W.L. WALL £ CO, Ancte, BY THOS. DOWLING, Auc VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ucrTio ATA On THURSDAY, June 23th, atGo'lock p.m, I will sell. in front of the premises, Lot No. 00. fronting 38 feet on Washington street, between the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and Water strect, and running back 120 feet. ALSO, Immediately after the ab-ve, I will sell Lot 19, fronsing about 19 feet on Green street und 120 fect on the Canal Termes: Que third cash; balance in 6 and 12 mouths, with interest, secured by a deed of trast on the property. Je 21- a " THOS. DOWLING, Anct. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXCELLENT TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON A STREET NORTH, between 6th and 7th streets east, at Public Auction On THURSDAY. the 2sth instant, at ¢% o clock m..we shall sell, on the premises, west part ot No. 16, in Square No. 858. with the improve ments, consisting of a fine Frame House, contain. ing 5 good rooms, p and backbuildi Alsw, fronting on a one Frame Building, od rooms. The location of the property is iu a good neigh borhood, and excellent water. Terms : One third cash; balance in s'x and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the pro perty. All conveyancing and sevegne stamps at the cort of the purchaser. $50 down on each piece of property when sold. je22-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. Georgetown, GEORGETOWN Bre 'W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, On THURSDAY, July Sth, 1966. I will sell at my Anction Rooms, at 10 o'e'ock. a pair o! FINE HORSES, CARRIAGE, AND DOUBLE HABNESS, the property of Hon. J. A, ee Terms cash, C. W. BOTELER,. Auctioneer, BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Anctioneers. Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, ‘98 La. av. , bet. th and 10th ste, Will be oala, on soon of be ong A! ¥ 4 cern, for livery and expenses. a a Co.'s B yaar, on TAURSDAY Sule Sth, “ ONE BAY HORSE, seven years old, fa+t pacer and trotter, and a good broke saddie and harness horse. ALLEN 8. DORSEY & CO., Livery Stable keepers, E street, between lith and 15th, Washington. jem W.L. WALL & @0., Aucts, f2Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSE. HOLD AND RITCWEN FURNITURE AT AUC iN. On MONDAY and TUESDAY, the o4 and 34 days of July next, we shall sell, at 10 0’clock on each oy at the large Boarding house, &t the cor- ner of O and 8d streets, No. 399 3d street west,an excellent assortment of Furniture, viz: Fine 7-octave Piano, Stool and Cover Fine F Sofas and Tete-a tetes ‘tor, and Parlor Chairs ‘op Centre, Side, and other Tables, ih Closets an as Gilt Frame and other Wardrobes Marble top Gottage Sets Obine, Giase, Crockery, and Stoneware, ani Table a Plated Castors, Spoons and Forks Herbie top aed other Bureats, Bedsteads ine Jenny , French. other Feather Beds, Bolsters ana Pillows Ute Mairead other Mattresses and Bedding Fine Velvet, Brussels, Stair and other Ci a | — Stair other Carpets, ei Passage and other ‘Ofleloths Bookcase and Writing Tables Fine Walnut Jenny Lind, French, and other Bed- steade Walnut Extension and other Tables Refrigerators Goo! Radiator. and other Stoves Cane seat, Rining, and other Chairs Gas Steam Table With an excellent assortment of Kitchen Utensils, ria, Geerge- lic in general, sale, as the farmi- ture is of a good quality hey will find the sale to be worthy their at: joa” “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY Cees 2 wit | Auctioneers, TWO-STORY FRAM HOUSE AND LOT, Frontirg on Bast Capitol street, between sth and 10th streets cast, at Public Aueti On FRIDAY, 20th instant, at 6% 0" P. we sball sell, on the premises. part Lot No. i, im —. No. 941, a feet frout by 80 feet deep, with a new two-story Frame House. ‘erms: One-half cash; balance in 3and 6 months. for netes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on red wg x cy ee ‘ancing and rev- stam, cost of MJ o dow! when sold. GREEN £ WILLIRMSo” Jed Auctioneers, B* CLAGETT & SWEENY, Auction and Commission Merchants. Purchase and Sale Bu: No. 4 Market space. GREAT TRADE SALE a LUMBER, 1-INCH FLOORING AND Gs FLOORING AND STEPPIN: SCANTLING, JOISTS AND SILLS. We will sell at auction {nstant.on the premises Lumber Yard, Mary: and lith streets west. Isl o'clock a. m., the of Lumber ever oned Fee ranged in lots to suit the creep ai ni imac aan as Shae he whole ot js cteck of lumber has been pre- sale'caah; —per cent to be paid at the jorma To ROR BoE Bac EUR Gere TN, | sat be ) % i net Ho Sneed ores, a, A LOT OF OLD BOPE, Condemned as unfit es aye hr T Vock C5 pe tae time sale, and ee cueee, 448 AUCTION SALES. PHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. JAY GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Auton SALE OF ROUSE ABD Lor IN FRANKLIN By yirtue of a 4 ake bs 48 ae EE: i ft igencer. All con i nd stam, it the cost of purchaser Wa F MATTINGLY Trostns _J0Heokds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Avcts ¥ THOMAS DOWL: VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN T AUCTI OON. June 2th, a On WEDNESDAY AFTE at6o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premiees, of Lot No. 113, im Beall’s addition to George- fronting 33 feet on Beall street. between Washiucton and Green streets. aud runing back 120 feet, and improved by twoold Frame Tene- ments Asc Lots No. 108 and 209, each fronting 6) feet on Beall street, between Montgomery and Monroe, and running back 12) feet to Poplar atreet Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 Months. with interest, secured by a deed of trnet on bed gee qin Conveyancing snd stamps at the cost of the purchaser. A deporit of $5 will be ee oon as the property is struck of itle pertect ie THOS. DOWLING, Anct. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiopecrs. BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTING ON 12TH STREET WEST, Between T and U ste. borth. at Pablic Auction On WEDNESDAY, the 27th inst., at 6% o'clock Be Bake ihall sell. cn the promises, Lot i¢ im . Gun ‘seubdivision of Square No. 3%, od ing 2) feet 6 inches front by 100 feet deep, toa 15 foot alley. with the improvements, consisting of @ snug Brick House Terms: One-halfcash; balance insix and twelve ths, secured by m= deed of trast on the pre s. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when the property is sold. Je25-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* JAS. C. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON 19TH gceser. BETWEEN L AND M STREETS On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 2, on the premises, at 6%: o'clock, we shall sell the south 20 fees of Lot 28, in Sjuare 117, fronting en 19th reet. between Land M, and running back 140 fect 10 inches to a 30 feet alley Sale positive. Terms cash. All conveyancing and stamps at cost of purchasers. A payment of $25 will be required at time of jes J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Aucts. B® W- = WALL & OO. Auctiencers, SALE OF GROCERIES, SUGARS, GOLDEN res FRoos. BBOOMS, BUCK ETs, &c, On THURSDAY MORNING, June 28th. com- mencing at 0 o'clock, we will {our Auction Booms, without reserve, for cash, to close con- cern— barrels White and Yellow Sugars arrels Golden Syrup Barrels Flour 110 dozen good Brooms Buckets, Nests Tubs. Wrapping Paper 200 doze Borden's Covdensed Milk, in good order ‘arrels apd octaves Whisky and Brandy dozen bottles Whis! yith @ variety of «ther Goods inthe grocery line, ail of which will be vrem ptorily sold, fe 25 W.L WALLS& -» Avcts. B* W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctionsers, CHAYCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD- ING LOT ON 18T. NORTH, BETWEEN 4TH ALD 5tH STREETS WEST. By virtne of the decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, bearing date June 13, 1566, and passed in the cause of McDonal wife vs. Prather and Prather, (No 613 Equity) I shall offer for sale at public auction. in froht of the premises, on THURSDAY. the asth day of P num- bered «ix,(6,.)in Square numbered five hundred and sixteen, (516,) of the plan of the city of Wash- ington, the said part of lot having front on I street Borth of sixteen (16) feet, back the depth of said lot Terms of sale; One-third cash; the residue in two. equal payments of 6 and }2 months, the purchaser firing bis notes for the deferred payments, satie- ‘acterily secured. and bearing interest frem the day of sale. Title deed to be retained uatil the whole of th | pent money is ancing and pe at the cost Bs ASBUBY LLOYD. Trustee. jewWeotastd WL ALL & C©O., Aucta. Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE DOUBLE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 28th, até o'clock, on the premtses, by virtue of a deed trust Guly recorded in Liber B. W. H., N: > Nos 24 and 25, one of the land records i ombing- ton county, and to me directed, I shail sell Lot 18, Square Si, fronting 61 Jeet 1 inch om Zist street weet. pear corner of north F stree . improved idcogk ettcay bhtiag a eat sett ing house. wi na! ol occu; by the Gevernment fer the ‘use of the Signa! Corps. Terms cash. Conv saciag at purchaser's cost. If the sale is not complied with withia one week, the trustee reserves t! right to resell the . ty. on one week's notice, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchase: BOBERT McILROY, Trustee. je16 (Int ] J. 0. McGUIRE & CO. aucts, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. EIGHT BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ON SOUTH © STREET, Between 6th and 7th sts. east. at Public Auction On THURSDAY. the 28th instant, at 6% o'clock eee ee sell. on the oS, mg 15 feet 4), inches = DI =] back aoe depth. Terms: One-third cash ; balance in six and twelve months, secured hd porns ged go All conveyancing apd revenue stamps at the cost of thepurchaser. $25 down on each lot when the Property is knocked off. if the terms are not complied with intes rid toreaet a ia tae ogtat eavacteak® iabt to t the of the default- ‘pg purchasers by advertising three times in the ning Star, Be 2d GREEN & WILLIAMS, aucts B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A. FINE TWO-STORY AND =MENT BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, gn lew Jersey avenue, between F and G streets north, Pre a No. 295. at Public Auction On THUKSDA 1, the <aszant, ot 6 q\plock p. . Lot No. a ES m., we shail sell, on juare No. —, with the im 5 ofa well-builé Brick House with bassaent, com taining6 goed rooms, with uthe, secured by seed of wrest tie premioee, montbs, secw by &. of on le All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers $80down when tae property is 60! 30 20-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneors. y EE -STORY P: BRICK VPRUSPUE TARTS EERE E2SPS BEIE EAT ArPuBLio AUCTION ~ © On Tivos ¥. the ath instant, at ¢ ‘elgok x in Byyare Ne. 73. feet irons rier feet gp. os “Ferme: One half cash; balance ts six and twelve ee 9 knocked eff. je lea GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y¥ WM. L. WALL &CO., Auctionsers. PLENDID @aR! oes S On rata é Pe. saudi Shand ta a — known by the ‘will be sold in lots to suit rohasers, ana gfers an cxecileat opportunity to precarans jem {late} WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. Br K. F. PAGE, Auctioneer. OB the risk rerold at the cost of per. chaser. we 3-Ghds K, F. PAGE, Auct.