Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1866, Page 3

pS + “THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Pr3xic Seno 1 Exawin ations —Secbadsry School Ne. 6, Fourth District, Miss Hate J. ogee, teacher, war examined en Wednesda: wi ed by Mr.Oas.eliaod Mr | Well known that the most certain care for both OF eT ieee ren cchoel aang aiione, Of these diseases is to be found in that articie pe it ranks high, and the number | Which contains the most heating properties. reg ntoreapr ape met Sage io § TS eg Mr afl pha city, and terestin the oxa: 6: a clang * a nud one on ‘Virginia avenue, built | We are pleased to say has given mo: after the late fire, which displaced the school from its old quarters. Of 59 pupils on the roll t. It was a matter of remark os Hi ips, and So were : that with so large a school—and at that— | Cures , Fever and Ague, Scrot- the order was so excellent. In various studies pursued the school showed uniformly good progress, and in mental arithmetic, es- pecially the point of attainment reached by the first class, Was very marked,so much so as to eliait warm expressions of gratification from the examiners. The writing of the pupils, 1a dictation exercises and otherwise, was aiso noticeably geod. We notive in this sehool, however, asin almost all of the schools, that many of the pupils, especially the larger ones, have acquired an awkward habit of position in writing, holding the slate or writing mate- rial diagonally before them, and with the ieft bend raised to support the head. We would suggest (o the trusiees that if they woald drop their controversies about “readers,” and in- troduce some good werk on physiology ota Messrs. Collias & Zollinhoffer, 349 Pennsyl- vania avenue, betweer 6th and 7th streets, are the agents for the District of Columbia, and we would advise all persons affiteted, and t he heads of families, to call on them. Ge’ cular, and read the certificates of what this truly valuable article has done. ee Ovr Reapers will see that another Great Sale ef Building Lots is to come off at Uen- tralia, As papas Junction) on Monday, the 2ni ‘Q secure seatson the Ex ‘y should be at the Depot early. This sale will no doubt close out the remain- der of the Lots. popular character in all the schools, or all ———-o_—_- above the primaries, they would make a hit. JEWELRY.—Sleeye Buttons—30 styles of In rules of orthography and geogriphy the | Buttons, Studs, Chains, Rings, Ladies Setts upils showed good progress, &nd in spelling acquitted themselves finely. Upon the yncimsion of the exercises, Rev. Mr. Hami- ton, Mr. Holmead and Mr. Cassell, trastees, Mr. Ellis, Dr. Croggon, U.S. Noyes, and others present, addressed some words of encourage- ment and congratalation to the pupils Secondary No. 1, Fourth District, Miss Annie M. Adams teacher, was examined on Wednesday by Mr. Cassell, assisted by Mr. Holmead and Mr. J. E. Thompson. Of 58 pupils on the roll. 57 were present. This school bas suffered pera dhe | interruptions from the fire, which destroy its school-house, and from otber causes, but through the assiduity the teacher, Miss Adams, has made very mendable progress. It was especially come on this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jew- elry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 4 street. ea THE WoMAnN tx Witz is very well known, but Henning proposes to put tlemen in white (duck suits of the best quality) for eigh- teen dollars per head. P ab Satie es Mesers. YaTEs & SELRyY, No. 123 Pennsyl- vania avenue. are offering their stock of Lawns and Summer Dress Goods at reduced prices. 6 JESS PH Se STRamGE, BUT TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pai. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between good im mental arithmetic, reading, and 4 and 6th streets. numeration. The school was addressed on ——_e--____ the conclusion of the examination by Rey. Prwnres can be had in any quantities at the Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Holmead, Mr. Ellis, Mr. | Star office counter. Tbhomp-on, and Mr. Cassell, who gave the — —-e schoo! commendation for the progress made Corre, buxiens, Club and Inverted Nails, under adverse circumstances. Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- eences, and other disorders of the fee! Secondary No. 7, Fourth District. in charge suc- ot Mi na Bailey. was examined yester- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, day afterncen Mr. Murtagh, the examining Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- trustee, being detained at the Board of Police, | vania avenue. between. 4 and streets. fo the school was assigned to Mr. J. E. Thomp- | fice hours from 8a. ™. to5 p. m., and 6to8 p.m. son, of Male Grammar School No. 4. who was SS SS Ea MARRIED, €COWAN—CROSS. On the 2ist instant, at the Tesicence of and by the Bev. E.H Gray, cl -&. Senate, WILLIAM L. GOWAN to E. N. CBOSS, both of this city. CROSS—TALTAVULL. On the 24th instant, at the pastor's residence. St. Peter's, Uapitol Hill, by the Rey Father Boyle, THOMAS B OBOSS, Jr., to KATE M. TALTaVULL, both of this city. FALCONEB—HENNING. On the 28th instant, at Assembly's Presbyterian Church. by Bey. T B. McFalls, ALFRED FALCONER, Bxq., to Miss SALLIE C BENNING, both ofthiscity: * MACOMBER—GODWIN. On the 28th instant, at the residence of Mrs. Nicholas Tastet. by the J 0. MALU findly assisted by Dr. J. E. Morgan, ex-trus- tee of the Fourth District. The school was tastefully decorated. and the pupils, each with a pretty boquet on her desk, made quite a pic- turesque scene. Miss Bailey bas met and over- come the difficulties which she encountered at the beginning of the school year. Her classes are well up to the standard, and they exhibit- ed & promptness in the answers that was sur- ing toall present. The notation, mental © and spelling were particularly the close, the success of the exam- ination Was announced to the pupils, and Dr. Me nm, by invitation, made some interesting remarks, contrasting the present organization et our school system, especially that of the Island, with the state of the schools when he was & member of the Board of Trustees, and when but a single school of less than forty pupils, without classification or suitable fur- was to be found on the Island, and that struggling for existence against the indif- nee and prejudices of a majority of the pa- rents, who looked upon it as a “pauper cbool To-day there are on the Island (a le ward of the city) six primary, seven s mdary, two imtermediate,and two gram- mar schools, educating successfully more than eight hundred pupils—a pr in sixteen years not easily paralleled m any other city. Washington is not so very far+‘behind the age” after all. Miss Bailey's examination closes the examinations (excepting the inter- mediate schools) on the Island. The last- pamed will take place on Monday and Tues- day afternoons of next week. On Monday, Male intermediate, of the ist district, im charge of Miss‘Helen Williams, Was examined at the school room, corner of ith and G streets, by Messrs. Wilson and Tustm. This school is not full, the number on the roll beimg 47, nearly all of whom were present. The appearance of the school was higbly creditable to the teacher and pupils, and the examination (it the expression can be allowed,) was & magnificent one. “ Secondary No.3, Miss M. Mills, 19th and I streets, was examined by Mr. Wilson, and passed & very fine examination. Secondary No. 4, in charge of Miss Brown, consisting of 60 small boys, was also examined by Mr. iison. The examination, especially as regards spelling, reading, and mental arith- metic, Was good, and the order observed was excellent. Male Grammar School, 3d District, in charge of Mr. McUatbran, was examined on Monday by Messrs. Waleh. Clark and Johnson. The school numbers 45 pupils, 400f whom were present. and for several hours they were sub- jected to & severe examination in studies, but stood it manfally, showing uniform pro- Bciency. The vocal music by the school was very good. Female Grammar School, in charge of Mrs. M.A. Ramsey, was examined on Tuesday by the same gentlemen and showed good progress. especially in arithmetic, the celerity which they ciphered out difficult problems ing remarked by all. The scholars, numbering 46. were well upto the mark in the other studies, and the examiners at the close compli- mented the teacher and scholars on the result of it ™ fe Col. 8. Gedwin, o' {Bichmond, Charlesten ai please cop: KER. On the 28th, WILLIE B. F.,infantson ot Charles H. ond Sarah V. Ker, aged eight months. The tuneral will take place from the residence of his grandparents, 252 7th street, on Baturday morning. at Wo'lock, Friends of the sa Saad invited PAYNE. On Friday, 29th instant. JAMES £.. - and Lillie B. Payne, aged 10 infant son of ‘Wm. T. months. The relatives and friends of the family a spectfally requested to attend hi ‘uneral, his father’s residence, 55 Bunbarton st ‘in. on Satarday afternoon a! x rom , George- GoTo, PEARSON’S TO BUY FRUIT AND ¥ FIBE WORKS, &c.; the cheapest and vest assortment in this city. je 28-5t 491 Eighth street QED STOVES TAKEN IN PART PAY FOR BTOVES and GRATES in great variety SECOND HAND STOVES in good order For sale at No. 53 4% street, Island. sec- ond door from the bridge, je38-Im* W Hits MARSEILLES. Just received, fifty pieces select patterns, ERY FINE QUALITY, » $1.12 nd $1.25 per yard. JO8. J. MAY & CO., No. 308 Pennsylvania avenue, _ je 8-2tif between 9th and 10th streets. WO YARDS WIDE WHITE CRAPE MARETZE AND WHITE BEEAGB. Just received several pieces of the abeve dest- rable goods, which we shall sell at LOW PBICES. JOS, J. MAY & CO., 305 Pennsylvania avenuo, Between 9th and 10th sts. at 87 cents, je 28-2tif M ARLOW'S COAL AND WOOD DEPOT, Corner Seventh street and (anal Lucy B. Davis’ school. Secondary No. ght m the Wallach School Building, was exemiaed on Monday by Mr. Johnson: 5+ out of the ® boys on the roll were present, and the examination showed that special attention had been paid to instraction in mental, while the other breuches of study had not been ne- giected. and that the pupils were well drilled. Primary No. 4, composed of 60 small boys, <" of whom were present, taught in the build- ing at the corner of 2d east and K street south, wae examined last week by Mr. Jobnson. This school fally sustained its reputation, it having had for some years the name of being the most orderly school in the District, and the exami- nation was fully up te the examinations of previous years, Third District, was also ON HAND, S7 A large and well selected stock of BED AND WHITE ASH COAL, comprising all the different sizes. t the lowest market price H. D. MARLOW, corner 7th street and Canal. Hro2*. oak, and PINE WOOD, Ta the stick, sawed and split for stoves, or kind- ling purposes. Call at ms B.D MABLOW’S, _je 3-60" corner 7th street and Canal. HUICE BRANDS OF 4-4 SHIBTING COT- TONS AND 10-4 SHEETING COTTON. Secondary No. 3, examined by Mr. Jobnson, in the absence of Dr. Walsh, and passed a very good examina- tion. This school is in charge of Miss E. A. Allen + located at Primary No.°, Miss Wheath the corner of Ist street east and U street south, was also gxamined by Mr. Johnson. and the boys acquitted themselves finely. Pe some Niece A Pain OF PANTS AND TWO SHIRTS.—Thos. ‘We have now in Store and will seil ata very small advance— 4-4. New York Mills COTTON. = prewar rym officer ison, of 4-4 Wemsutts Mills COTTON, tbe Sevent. ard, for tl of a pair of corT. pants and two shirts, the property of lenry 6 See etieens tae ‘om. Stephenson. He was beld to bail Justice Boswell. ——_o—_—_. Reat Estate Sale, by J.C. McGuire & Co. Avectioneers.—The house on F street north, Rear Zist west, occupied by the al corps, a large double brick dwelling, to B. Roches- ter, for $5,405. cea oe neon F 1BE WOBEK FIRE of all kinds, WHOLESALE AND BB&TAIL, At the Metrepoliten Prize 0o., Bo. 460 Penna. venue. 23-5t* (or court by 4-4 Lonsdale COTTON, 4-4 Hill's COTTON, 4-4 Amoskeag ©OTTON, 7-8 SHIRTINGS, in the best brands, 3-4 COTTONS at 18,20. and 25 conte, 10-4 Peppered SHEEBTINGS, 10-4 Allendale SHEETINGS. 9-8, 5-4 and 6-4 Pillow Case COTTONS. 308.5. MAY &00, Fo NEw YORK EaMER HE Sattnpar’s ones . at be New Lork. ; 5 nat. accommodations for Horses. ne my For freight 300 Boxes No.1 Extra FIRB OBACKERS. 200 cross SPIT DEVILS, J w. a 1OT Water rea eee eet PIN WHEELS and BLUE LIGHTS. 500,000 extra TORPEDOES. 108 —— 100,000 MAMMOTH TORPEDORS, ON SALE P lectures} AT TUBNEE'S MBAT AND PROVISION 5 MARKRT, Together with a large sssertment of MINES Corner New Jersey avenue and B street south, | VERTICAL WHBELS, FLOWEB POTS, BO- 20 238° pitol Hill. MAN CANDLES, ROCKETS, ROSETTS, TOR- BILLIONS, FLAGS, OBINESE LANTSENS, &c., all of the best manufacture, and at greatly BEDUCED PRICES. (G®*TEMEN’S READY-MADE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, All the latest New York styles, in every grade and quality, which we are now offering at the Aso, lowest northern prices, 200 Boxes PRIME LEMONS. WALL, aes &00., 100 Boxes PRIME OBANGES. 203-6 detwoon th and 10th streets, 10,000 HAVANA LIMES gy ‘[BAVELLING TRUNKS. bent J. PEARSON'S Wholesaic Fruit Depot. 491 sth street, je Bot Washington,D © bancagare Canntagns ABBAORS, band, a lar; r second band Carriages, which, will, be sold attra” duced prices All £0 d warranted ret-clese AN IMMENSE STOCK fice ATtow SR BEST QUALITY SOLE LEAT TRUNKS, LADIBS’ PRESS TRUNKS. PACKING TRUNES, HAT BOXES, VALISES, CABPET-BAGS, aie. aie $ ep band, SATOHELS, &c. | site me vi a WALL, STEPBENS & CO., ae one. Pa 322 Penns. avenae, ald and 374 D street. bet oh Sed se, ea leit between th and loth ate. | JUST BFCRIVED FROM THE PELERRATED . Window DOOR FRAMES TRON. The witention ot Wourdere end sober 7 : ton our 00 band and Mt eo ‘atthe ipvited teuis po further Ye Ped ‘or cece Depot. 662 Tth street, opposite satry | sale by No.98 GEU. WaT Ns ie Soom @.W. SAMILTON. || ieletw (latel) Georgetown, D-. WANTS. Ms dae oa 10. 429 1 t. Rick H ogee the hoareot canggotteon as | Biba nercofL : Ee B BENT—Two comausicating nidhed Apply’ ot Mo Sad ee eee. tare anan. Py : 30 29 2t* 0 —Farnished, wtory BRIO FORE ea eae , Ho. le '. Rororence reduised: one so 3 FOERENT-a HOUSE contatning seven rooms ‘and kirchen, enh eet, pore go war Sdandith.northaide jo 8 | and k “ reek ig FASSSE SERVANT WANTED—Middle-oged, | Guireot Mr. GREEN. corner of Iith and L streets, AN. who is not afraid of work. Good wages. | 2°23 : on (OR BENT—Three BOOMS, furnished or an- en DO ae te Ll Bie i a a RT AMTED— Persons wishing SERVAN’ ro offices or housekeeping. Office furniture for sale W a ZED Persons wishing SERVANTS 0 _ r rent with rooms, No, 434 7th strane, sunt ‘exceptionable character, ratens ; red ee om ony Bekine, MPLOYMENT, FFOE BENT—A HOUBE, partiy farsished, on K street, wand ar 20tb syh 4 Delaware avenue, second street north, Capitol Hill. jo28-3t" Ww ANTED IMMEDIATELY — One thousand men, and children, to celebrate the 4th of July in the First Ward, by calling at CAL- VERT & CO.’S, corner 20th street oe Penn ave- Due, and purchase their FIREWORKS, FLAGS, &c. Greenbacks accepted as recommendations, ; contai ge six rooms; gasin ail the rooms; larce yard, wood - _ je 29-3t* shed. &c. GEORGE A. LANE. ___175 K street, bet. 18th and 19th, OB BENT— 525 Penne. nue. near Adams’ Express Office. One, « photograph gallery, would suit den- =: eambic bee ens Rent $35 and mo vance, on jee W.6.°0" JCOR SALE—A BABGAIN—TWO FRAME it soon, and save your car fa ; 7 CMLVE _je 28-5" Ler fine shirts. HOUSES in the ist Ward. containing 5 rooms Ay AB’ jadi = Dz cash on i ANTED—A middle d WOMAN for nurse. 3 colored preferred. Apply No. 391 Catreet, |"! BOROR eo Cane er etecepée between 3d and 44: sts. Je 27-3t* W AdTED— At PLOWMAN & CO.’s House Bregister Office, 305 F street, between Lith reete. large and emall HOUSES for per- id reliable tenants je 25-13t* TED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies’ Genta’ Giotaing, or any articles of value, ‘TON & CO.'S, Pawnbrokers, 502 sth . doors north of Pa. avenue, N 50 — oolera, and 500 gross of Porter for sale cl jo 29-30 Fe RENT—A two-story FBAME gone | treet, between 18th and 19th streets. containing a large bar-room. dining-reom kitchen. four good rooms up stairs, new bake- house bakeoven. Suitable for boarding- house or any other business, on H street, between Ist street and north Capito! streets, near the Gov- erpment Printing office. Rent moderate. Inquire on the premises. ae Fo, BENT—A BAKERY on Maryland Je: between 43; and 6th streets. No. 494, Inquire ANTEP— SEOOND HAND FURNITURE on the premises of Mr. BUPPERT. 10 2-3t* Also, } RS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- FOR BENT—BRIOK HOUSE corner of 6th ai. deeiptions RBUOuist, doprmence | A reg ged cosh, cuit aig ome, fe * y * to = . i G and H. cast Grocer, corner sth and @ sts ee ye28 st {OR RENT—Three well FURNISHED ROOMS for gentiemen, in an airy house; locati tral and healthy and rent modera' 10th street. opposite Gas Office. FOR SALE AND RENT. po RENT_In the Star Office Building, at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue aud 11th street, FOR BEST—BRIOK HOUs: xX rooms, gas & number of excellent and conveniently situated and water. Furniture fer ‘sale. For par- LODGING ROOMS. Terms low. Inquire ticulars inauire on the premises from 3 to 6 p.m, of 0, , at the Star Office. my 25-tf 412K street, between 9th and 10th. Possession Ol z July Je 25-3t* (OR RENT—In the STAB BUILDINGS. cor- | '*tJuly__ a oe Pennsylvania avenue and lith street, FOE BENT—A tires story FRAME HOUSE. BOOMS adapted for the offices of Insarance Com containing 5 rooms.and good cellar. Situated Ranice. Terms moderate, Location the best in | en New York avenue, No. 164, to s prompt ten ‘ashin, Apply to C. B. BAKER. at the | ant. none other need opriz. Bent 335 per month. Star Office. my %-tf | Inquire of WM. POWELL, No. 166 New York avenue, between 2d and 31 sts, je 28-2t™ Fo RENT—In the STAR OF FIOE BUILD- INGS, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Lith Po RENT—A comfortable BRICK DWELL " street, ROOMS suitable for law, real estate or any ING HOUSE, No 422 igthstreet, near G. It other agency offices. Tepms moderate. Location | contains eight rooms, with gas. Water in the the best in Washington. Apply toO. B. BAKER, | yard. Apply at No. 91 Bridge street, Georgetown, Btar Office. my 2 tf | or te GEO. A. LANE, 175 K street, near i8th, First Ward je B 3t* Fo ‘RENT— Fo. RENT—The STORE No. 321 D street, near ith. It fronts immediately on Penna. avenue, aud isone of the largest and most conve- niently'situated store-rooms in Washington city. Apply to C. B, BAK BB, at the Star Office, my28 tf {OB BENT—One nice three story Brick HOUSE on New Jersey , between and G sts. containing nine rooms with large yard and gas and water. Possession given immediately. Inquire of iol JOHNSON, corner 9th and L sts. north, Je 2-Im™ art of HOUSE. partly furnished, to a family without children. pleasantly loca ted, 343 sth street, near L. Terms moderate ve 27 st’ ‘paRee STORY BRICK HOUSE, with Back Building, on L. street, near l4th street, to a ood tenant. Rent moderate. Inquire at P, VHITE & CO.’s Grocery, corner of 13th and F streets, Je Zi-at* ro BENT—Unfurnished, three Back ROO Ms, (OR BENT—Three-and-a-balf story BRIOK comBunicating, on first floor, Also, two Par: DWELLING HOUSE. 386 H street, between | lors, on same floor. To a good tenant rent will be 13th and 1ith streets, ¢ cellar, gasand | jow! No. 40 D street, between 6th and7th sts, ter. Possession given immediatel je Fe \SALE—The FURNITURE and GOOD WILL of a Barber Bhop; the oldest shop in First Ward, doing a good business. Reason for to Europe. Inquire at 0. P. BAL- oth and H sts. je 27-3t" FoR Ri sigt Codes aim Rear wid ol ne ms. use ef piano. Rent very low. For sale, HORSE, PERSONAL. /E POLITELY BEQUEST ALL PERSONS indebted to us, except our regular monthly customers, to call and settle their accounts. Those not settled by the ist of Auguat will be put into | BUGGY, HARNESS,COW ,&c., very cheap. Stable the hande of Collectors, with authority to make | can be had. Ae eae, 5 aEbine he money: YATES & SELBY cOONNELL & HERBERT. Je 29-6t 323 Penn. enue. 0 77-3" Opprsite Post Office. J OTIOK.—All persons indebted to me, except my regular monthly customers. are ussted to call and settle their accounts, All those not set- —— Ist July, will be placed in hands of collec- tor, with instructions tomake the money, My accounts must be settled. "7 T. A. TOLSO! Dealer in fine Family Groceries. cormer 7th and @ Navy _—_———— GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS oe OB BENT—A BRIOK HOUBE, with 7 rooms, om Capitol Hill. Inquire at J. BROWN’S Bostanrant, corner }3th street and Pa. avenue. at FF 02 SAUER Two of the bout DOUBLE STANDS inthe Market. No. §l and stin Northern Lib- erty Market, Ne. 131 and 132 Centre Market. Also, s'No'l HOBSE and WAGON. Inquire No 990 Tth street south, je mst® OB BENT—FURNISHED BOOMS, from 4™5 6th st., je 23 6t* 8 hi — te $15 per month at No. . NOTICE—An abatement of six percent. | street and Louisiana avenue. Also, astere for will be allowed on the tax of 1850, if paid | rent in the same place; weuld apit a bhurness ma prior to the first of July next. ker. tailor, or gas fitte: Je'2s 6t™ Je 26-1" CHAS. D. WELOG, Collector, HCK—HOUSE ana LOT on G street south, hetween sth and 9th Fo, SALE—A RARE © YBE STEAMER GEOKGE WASHINGTON will run to HABPER’S FERRY streets west, adjoining the residence of C.S. Noyes, on MONDAY, 24 of July, startin Eaq.. is offered tor sale for $3,300, ‘able thirty- at7 o’clock a.m. and return TUBS three dollars ($33) per month, ih interest. Y; leave Harper's Ferry 5 e’clock a. m, arrive Heuse contains 7 rooms, and is now under rent at Berton at7 o'clock 20 per month. Lot 25 fret front by 120 feet dee: Continue running until further notice. nquire of JOHN B. ELVANS & OV., 309 P: je 77 eo3t* = JOHN MOORE. ie, je 35-lw Cur DEY GOODS AT MILLER’S NEW F ISHED ROOMS AND KITCHEN FCR / STOR! 01 Bridg etewn. D. C.— BENT—In a situation sing healthful We continue t i ies of Summer | nevs, shade, fine water, an or requisite for Goods, and as th vanced are enabled | enjoyment. The junction of the Washington and to purchase ang uch lower than early — hire Railroad ison the borders of and the cars wi full stock of Dress Good: to rasmington and Alexand: ta! furnished on the place st market pric 3 to THOMAS W. SWANN, Alexandria, je B-2awtt 'y, Ski uslins 12%:, 15, 20. 25, 28. 31 cents. Brown Muslin to sells, 18, 20, 25 cents. Calicoes 10, 123s, 15, 18%;. 20, 22 cts., Alpacas trom 25 cents to $1, Mosquito Nets. Not- dom oods ha need late. id retail LIQUOR STORB, Bottlin: Ty teen niles Coos oa tee on enka Perel ment, ale Vaults, with Butiding, stocks ext ur stock, and we will save and lease of 8 years. with insurance and . 1@ best locations in now doing a good trade. The ae ig, business is the only reason for selling. Will be sold a great cere. Bent $20 permonth. Apply toD. 8. WELLS & CO., Auc- tioneers and Beal Estate Brokers, northwest cor- OBCHESTER HOUSE, ner 10th and F sts. jo 35 6t_ Having been (AMBRIDGE, MARYLAND, | FOB, BENT—In » private family. two dolichtfal pn oe a eg ay eS pera Ey i Beattb oe cen ae Terms moderate, Apply st 398 Wh street, moar I. river, ine me Je 3-6 roads for crying, | Spoemere rem reet from ‘OR BENT—A hew first-class BBIOK HOU! Baltimore, Hacks always at the, ston land. containing 8rooms, with water and gas. ing. Oo. W. B a wn Heights, within two squares of street Je 2-2w ‘~ | cars. Inquire Y JBWELL & OO. , G street BION S BE AU i - wi Wi je 20-12 & je. Sv., near reet, ‘OR SALE—Having sold ene of the three of koown as Werber's Place. FE Qlock of seo trrecstery BRIORS, cia ae, his end the pab- | between P and Q sts., 1 pow effer the other two for that he has ro sale oi 600 cach, balfcash. balance in six and Li ae twelve fmonths, secured by deed of trust on the oli hinds of Liquors remires. If they are not sold by the ist of Jul are engage! to rent at LK peg” Ca] A br E, . HAMILTON, fs ers Der: “ys 3 h street. Fo eauned [ he solicits e contin cena bee rwsae man « wttone .f SSFOOND GREAT AUCTION BALE wo 5 TI L ‘DING Li 10 BEAUTIFUL, BUILDING LOTS AT OR RENT—The four-story DWELLING A 29 h side of Indi oy eat Hil paring ioe netaars ge \iprove- * . ater. . &c. it icing shes stoma “stories Ste Sica "Foaee oR ground, ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, ton July 1st. Apply 0 1 one eee ELE, On the Washington Branch of B20. B.B., Anne je 16-tf 490 Fi at., north of Patent Office. ri ounty, . Tor 5 000. On MONDAY, July 24, 1366, at 254 0’clock, on the F CrconES, serernl Gold ane idler water premises, ES, 500 setts of MOSQUITO BARS. NG, The position and advantages of this Grand Rail- | &c., &c., at B. FULTON & CO., Pawnbrokers, a i Gersraphical Merenanid =e per] 502 9h near avenue. je 2-1m* * Bown, and those tiring a good Saypeeerens at ea A SMALL PORTABLE BUILDING, now asea cheap and pleasant home, should attend this sale. ase tonree lery, to be sold cheap for ‘The Lots vary in size from 83 to 100 feet front. | casb, withor a . ys by from 110 to feet deep, and each lot put Mill be sold to the highest bidder ‘without rega: te ice NHITUR Fee ere artinge oe Deeds fur- ree of ex rc \. T ONE HALF’ CASH: balance in six with interest, red 1 mariange.on the mut ito We paid on each lot when pold, “ae Pints be, can behead atthe ofice Of. Fitch, Keq , corner of 7th and F streets, neton 1, Washi: City. orat Ho. @4 west Baltimore street, Baiti- more City THEBES FREE EXCURSION THAIN: eons, (lad: and geatie- men,) will leave three Cities. Baltimore. eg ey ae ». or La i> persone to and from the sale free of charge—ail striving a (ha Senreee ate persons. whether wishi not, are p coveecttany gts to ee eurstas sae Bh COvRE, ne seems Auctioneer. g™maw HATS; STSAW HATS! Gentiemen.* Youths, acd Children. ae sesortinent, Closing pe map’ f jatter, 234 Pa. ave , near corner 13th P Paes pened fresh ‘snpply Indies’ 8) DOWNS: price $1.25 and $1.00. 6 @. [)#FSP SBIRTS. » ose seIRTs, Of med! and fine qualities. for Gentlemen, Youth, and Boys, of all sixes, oad 9 te fit, at mi aoa a ‘OB SALE—A first cls: yEAME mous 9 F Tooma, ae oy on st., 4th ead — JOHN B. WARD'S je 16-e06t* _ Lumber Yard, 12th st. aad joes | AUCTION SALES. Pas AFTERNOON AND TO0-HORBOW. B' GREEH ‘@.WILLIAMB, Aucticnsers. a AUCTION SALES. Cre. (Por ether Auction Seber see fourth 1 Bt? ©. medbtanwO0T Aan IN FRONT OF THE » SaLE OF F rN Bi gaptciss BEC Wo'clock— a.deod of trust from Phil wood case Piano F. to \biarsigued du! te of Plush covered Furniture, in ex- pat CY premises, With the usual assortment A . Lote Ray eat Be mores 5 tf & H H ry] At — Paad ts lorated inte tween Sth and 10th strects, a large and gen as- ‘The houses went of Tomey id aad, Black possession theresf eas. Soap, Starch, P Mustard. Seuces, y. Gan Meats, ac Aino, 2 bole. due Old Rye Whisky, of sale’ Gine-third cash. and the reshdee aret, and Rhine nes. choice ) &e., Re, ‘equal pay ‘at ox and twelve meathe Also, alot of Household Furnitare. day of sale, with notes bearing interest, it NAGLE & G@.. Aucts. . sola, All conveyancing ¥ M. K. WALSH & CO., Auctioncers, e cost of the purcheser B ‘No. 285 Pa. av., corner 10th street, Sr t, hoase, sad of 1 HOUSEHOLD FUBNITUBR, CaBPB’ of sale, or another ROR ear RUGTON, SEE Rua STOCK OF A FAMILY LEAVING THE folly complied with CITY, and remeved to our store for convenience frustees reserve the of sale. cost of first parcke On SATUBDAY MORNING, at 9'5 0 ‘of much resale in the will sell, in front of our Salex Boom sortment of the above Good: CH ALE _jo19 tuthea&ds GHEEN & WILLA leads, Bureaus, Tab! Mahorany Bideboard, Rockers, Hair Mattresess Peete Beae” | ese seuena ee ers. ir |, Fes gil Painilngs. Pillows ecta, Spreads BY GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, els and Ingrain ; = Qhina and Glass Ware? ing en TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON D sprees south. between M and 4th streets ooking Stoves and Fixtures, Bedroom Stoves, | -_ with many other articles to numerous to enumerate, blic Anction - IDAY. the 29th instant, at te ™., wesball cell, on the prewuises. Lot No. 10, im sutare 763, baving 17 feet 105 pimprdiately afterwards, larze assortment of | fists fucher dcenewaths toe ntots Ponee Hoae 0 is, jor ing. o i , 4 ning WALSH & CO., A t containing four rooms and Bitchen. This B* “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. — Terms: @ne-third cach; balance 6and It months, VALUABLE THREE -STORY PRESS BRICK | secured by «deed of trust on the premi FRONT HOUSE AND LOTON BAST QaPITOL | conveyancing and rercoue stam STREET, BETWEEB IST AND 2D STREETS | the purchaser. $50 down when EAST, AT POBLIO AUCTION. sold GREEN & met THURSDA zthe 2uth instant, at ¢ o'clook p. | _J¢ 2.4 we shail sell, o 1e premi: part 5 - eu eb WiILLiaAme aAaw aor 2 ink sare No. 728,15 feet"tront by’ beet dons * BX GEEES & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ” alley, @ fine ree «i « & cont WO-STORY FEAME HOUSE AND LOT, b pen Sais Dassages, £98, water, and an excelient | T ‘ag t Capitol street, between oth sets east. at Public Auction On FRIDAY, 29th instant, at 6% o'clock p.m., we sball sell. on the premis: art Lot No lis Square No M41, Se front by 50 feet deop, with a new two-story Frame H. Terms: One-half cash; balance to Sand 6 months, lateness. secured by a dood for netes beariny conveyancing ons ‘erms: One balf cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by & deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing apd revenue stamps at the cost ot the purchaser. $108 down when the property is knocked off. ‘eldd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. jelgd S7-THE ABOVE 8a 18 POSTPONED ON til FRIDAY, the 6th dey of trust on the premises enue stamps at the cost of t] urchaser. 8: Sent oon eee when sold. GREEN & WILLIA je 9-8 EN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. sa ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BBY 245. 0 McQUIRE © 00. Auctioncers. EIGHT BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ON Mayor's Orvier. Qirr Hatt, SOUTH © 8TREKT. Between 6th and 7th sts. Wasuinston. Juue 2. 1886. east. at Public Auction. On THUBSDAY. the 28th instant, at 6% o'clock : ™m., weshallsell. on the mises, Lots $0, 31 bei ivision of Lots 9 and By virtue ofan act of the City Councils, and te accordance therewith, I shall offer for sale, for cash, to the highest bidder. on SATURDAY, Seth instant, in front of the City Hall, at the bour of 12 2, 5 Liz oss, : M... the exclusive right and privilege of using the Peteee EE ak oe ca depen. 2 nner Ta ee tee ae ae ee oe Set day of goa 3 uly, for the purpose of weighiug bay, etraw, orme: One thi Saock sf'trem an kaeen twelve | fodder, oste in the straw. and lite stock, site at the following plac No.1. Lonistana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets west. No.2. In front of Northern Market. at intersec tion of New York avenue and K street north. No. 3. In front of Anacestia Engine house No.1 and No. 2 are newly erected scales, and t ver been used The old scates will be sold highest bidder for cash at the same time snd 1 PiThe following is the tariff of rates which the chesers are entitled to receive —For every load bay. straw. fodder, oats in the straw, weighing ove theasand pounds or less, 25 cents; over one thousand pounds, 50 cents; and for each and every bundle, bale. or package of the same, 10 cents: for weighing live stock, two cents for every hundred unde Parties terchacies will be required to With all the provisions of the act approved dist ee —,. An act to establish pub- lic bay ecales end for other purposes. y seaRICBARD WALLACH Mayor J.C. McGUIRE & 00., je 22-e0td {Intei j Auctioneers. ¥ W. L. WALL @ Oo. 5 Origins Baume and All conveyancing and revenue stamps cost of thepureh: $25 down on each lot when the prgeerty is knocked off. And if the terms are not complied with fn ter days after the day 0! the owner reserves the right te resell at the ri \d cost of the defanit- ing purchasers by advertising three times in the Evening Star. a °'- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, jeDd 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON acount of the rein until THUBSDAY, the ith day of Jnly next the same hour and place sed GREEN «& WILLIAM » Aucts YGBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE COR. R OF SOUTH N AND 6TH STREECS WEST. KNOWN AS THE MOUNT VERNON 1 te HUTEL, AT AUOTION On THURSDAY, the sell,in front of the p: the following very ¥ The Mount Vernon Hotel, containi fifteen large and con jently-arranged revise, stable, and market store in rear, and a pump of excelient day of July, w $08. Tl Banaar water in the yard. with about 27,000 su Le. nv, botwoon Sth cea tate ats, gound, it being Lots Nos. 13, 14, 15, — 19, insquare No, 602. The House is a handsome LABGE SALE OF HORSES, CARBIAGES, &c. The ground is nicely cultivated On SATUBDAY MORNING, Jone 38th, com- her varieties of fruit t, mencing at 10 o'clock. will be sold about— by locate? FIFTY HORSES. street, and near the steambent landing. Persons wishing to purchase ry desirable property will do well to attend t a Sale positive, and title indisputable, T : One-third cash; balance in 6,12, and 18 nz interest from day of sale A deed civen and « deed of trust taken, All conveyancing at cost of the purchaser. will 5 = Songry paid down when the property is N - Ai. Bridk nocke a ew and Second-hand Harness es, Baddies, je 29-4 “s GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. see ren _ . ew Fam! Carriages. ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. 2 Germantown Carriages and new Vehicles built 7 To in thia city. BRICK HOUSE Tee PENN. AV- at os Boneia and Wagons of all desorip- wODMONDAY AFTERNOON July 2. ot 6 0'cix, os tee Damar every Tasehy, 5 tof Lot 15, with the improve: A number of good Saddle and Harness Horses, some very fine. ALso, A number of Mules, some very large. One fine Bay Horse. ALso, A large collection of dorirable New and Second- poe Carriages, Buggies, Rocks’ ways, and light in rese a eampered 2, i ené Saturday withour regard to the ments. ing of a ree-sto! ic] together with a Brick Baildia fn the rear ay Je __W. L. WALL & 00.. Auots. 8 pro is eituat on reet north. = tween Bd and 34 streets east, and known as the B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Garibaldi Heuse HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON D STERET ORTH between sth and 9th streets west, at nblic Auction. OnSATURDAY, the 30th instant. at 10 o'clock a. m., we shall sell. athouse No. 374, a general assortment of Furniture, viz: One Mabogany Case Piano and Stoel Perley. yy pod consisting of Sofas, Chairs, Terms at sale, W.L. WALL & 0O., ied Auctioneers. ¥ W. L. WALL & CO. Auctioncers, SALE OF GROCERIES, SUGARS, GOLDEN SYRUP, FLOUR, BBOOMS, < . SYRUP, F LOL OOMS, BUCKETS, &c., On THURSDAY MORNING, June 28th. com- ‘ables, * Six fine painted Cottage Setts, nearly new mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at our Au Bi i Booms, without reserve, for cash; to close econ, | Extension Table and Diving Chairs = Husk Mattresses, Vomforts, &c Excellent Cooking Stove and Utensils Parlor, Chamber, and other Stoves i jetting Tagrein end other ry and Kitchen Requ cern: 25 barrels White and Yellow Sugars ‘els Golden Syrup Oil Cloth Barrels Flour 100 dozen good Brooms ping Pape: mis Ooedonsed Mile 1t good order Be » in good o es Whisky and Brandy £0 dozen bottles Whisky. With s variety of ether Goods inthe grocery line, all ef which will be Tes, sold. jee W.L. WALL & O8., Ancts, a7 THE ABOV LE I8 UNAVOIDABLY postponed to TUESDAY MORNINY, same hour and place, to which the following articles have been add: 1 Iron 8 Carpets en com unReces- OF VEGETABLE STANDS IN THE s DIFFERENT MARKETS till be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, om ‘ne followin, eye CENTRE MARK ET-SATURDAY, June, at 0 o'clock & m RTBEERN LIBERTY MARKET—FBIDAY, 29. st 10 o'clock &. m /¥ YARD MARKET—FRIDAY, June 29, nearly new. atform Scales. Fairbanks, LY Pi . 5 bags Bio and Laguayra Colles, in eriginal pack- “WaeTskn MARKET-MONDAY, Joly 2, at Hockland Sherry Wine in cases, a te ete Barrels Vinegar, &c., &c. ink 'W: L. WALL & 00., Aucts. B* GEBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO B iG LOTS AT AUOTION. On THURSDAY the ath day of July dn Sig them the —- Price for euch stands previous tothe y of sale, BIOHABD WALLAOK, Mayor, 9-00 {intel.j BX 70s. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. click p. m., we shall sell, onthe promises. = fo:tt, tn square Ne_ ST, fronting Bi fet xin | " SMALL FRAME ROUSE AT AUCTION. = and 97 feet deep, con! 4,510 square wen cuba a (at p.m. 2, Also. at the same time, the west 3 of Lot Ho. 3d and 3d streets, mall Erame Bouse, subyect te the Bock Creck bridge, 150 feck deep, containing | esa. "ZHOMnS DOWLING. Auctioncer. Se enero ne ¥ W.L. WALL & 00., Auctioncers. for notes booting HOUSE AND Lore cS — on THE S62 San On SATERDAY 1. J at dqwe.op orelock, we wiley om th, prenilece, on Se BX OBEEN 2 WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. Tot 1 Banare sol, routing 26 feet 7x incher on L BBICK a ts are ry frame house. 127 residue in 6 and IP hore. oe ad of trast hi. jinpell seubdt W. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. 1 inches front b; foucalley, sith the improvement a LIAMB, Soot & "Teme: One halt cash balance inslx and twelve VELVABL! wr patie ele, ge TeeD AY tks pmo ms ‘ouverancing and Prymives. Lot jo. 17, oy totvount street west. in the Zitz, front De re stamps at the purchaser. $50 down when the tis into two building Lots i f i t te the cost ‘e sold. Mend *"* opeem & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 8 POSTPON account of ‘the rains uodil FURSDAY, Fate oa next. Same q eas N° "GEREN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. the , a ‘itle VALUABLE PROPEBTY IN GEORGETOWN verter Ag, 8. WALLAOH. attorney. a x woz-anes Lia » Aucts, 7 ACOT -dbds GEERN & WILLIAMS is front th pogo: GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers, peed c ers. ; renee peers conveysncing and revenue stampe et the cest o%, MEPNESUAT, of Lot’ O-sTORT FRAME HOUSE AND Lor, Sra ae ee any eR a Frame House: wi ax in i petre a > S108 be) MB, Aucta, 1 ABOVRLSRLE 19 PNAVOIApLY THOS. DOWLING, Aut. et FOS. DOWLING, Auct._ Amgen ae ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncors. Poe Soa a tae Teh BEE Gta 4 cay tant Weennar. sae. u pemient om ninchesee Wt a ays Yor Nadas Giviaed tf asciced when Formoae wis “OLD ROPE, tei fel si