Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1866, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. WANTS. LOCAL NEWS. ura oa tee Heenan cad aRTeD—& BARBER ~ 6S Boarp oF Scuoot TRustEEs.—The regular WwW getown. Ae i vy ra monthly meeting of the Board of Trostee: of 7 UD Serer: the Public Schools was held last evening at ART ED Fost good Avply the City Hall; Dr. Walsh in the chair, aud at gus WIUBOR. « the members present except Messrs. Clark and | 5 ETED Iya respect inbte poaae Wenn Gauerehortsiel mecndtn't tna id Attala Ws corner et ear ti aoe he were presented, sbowing the present number O. Howard receives the sword, | Intelligenoe Office’ Srenne aie” Of pupils 92, number of applicants 118. when the polls closed:— ; Gen. Thomas, 1,205; Gen. Sherman, 3%; Gen. Bartlett, 79, Gen.’ Han- cock, 75, Gen. Sheridan, 64; Ge: ae 16. fter the approval of a number of bills, Mr. Brown, of the Ist district, resumed and con- cludeo bis argument m opposition to the adop- tuon of the baggie gM rs of readers. Mr. Rhees, from the committee to award the geld medal offered by one of the members for eles Pree ANTED—By « respec : W ‘lation ty cook meanee oop eet, STF, ot Wis., whe received 4,526 votes, the next the best speller in the intermediate schools, | highest candidate being Senator Harris, who | ¢® : reference given. reported that the committee bad decided on | received Taso noten Te f2zra on treet, between 4% and 6th, south side, awarding it to Miss Hattie E. Gove, 11 years The cane for the favorite resentative was 5 of age, of the female intermediate of the ist | awarded to Green Clay Smith, who received an goo 80. A + , district, and asked the consent of the Board to | 494 votes against 218 to General Schenck, his cogent exper — need apriy. present the medal at the distribution in the Ist | principal comperitor. Seely to ieee i BRos. district; which was agreed to. At the Rhode Isiand table, Senator Sprague iy 11-38" rt Mr. Wood ward offered a resolution providing + = FOR SALE AND RENT. OK RENT-STOBE ne: street RENT—A wecond story EL ee tL FSi Vieee 82° reheat wale ani apply sitio Ben Obes Te LDING LOT I Lot si 443, Aged meals oe éch aad west, 36 i 8 ect rst) Seep. In: Tat ie PObEE Sota rita dred fe Ynquire No.377 13th 7 4 3711 3t* OR SALE—The LEASE and FURNITURE of 12 pe rooms, parlor. ~ end ~4 reews all etely furnished “read: MIT" completely and y tely. at 213 Penn avenue carried off the ony medal by 32 waprity. Besides theve the following articles were resented :— ing case, May. Gen. @. O. coward: set of silverware, Corne! wi dell; silver pitcher. Hon. W. P. Fessenden: Henry Rifle. W. Short; base ball bat, Union Base Ball Club. ——+ For Covrt.—Last night, Elias Parker, col- ored, who was arrested vy detectives Kelly and Bigley on suspicion of the larceny of two costs, two pairs pants and a vest, the property of B Magruder, had a hearing before Super- intendent Richards None of the property Was recovered, but the evidence was such as to justify his commitment for court. oo CONTRIBUTIONS FOR PORTLAND.—A tele- gTAam was received here yesterday morning by Issac ©. Nesmith, Esq., of the pay department, from Hon. A. E. Stevens, Mayor of Portland, Me.. acknowledging the receipt of $175 for- warded by the clerks of the Paymas er Gen- eral’s office on last Saturday. sce CITY ITEMS. tl eg eee GENTLEMEN do not fail to have you fine shirts made to order by S. D. Marlow, 302 Pennsylvania avenue. ~e Tux NEEpLE does not point more unerringly to the pole, than does the instinct of man to selfinterest; and this accounts for the large number of persons who go to Hennine's One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of 7th street and Maryland Avenne, to get clothing. for the presentation of a premiom to any scholar who may have heen present at every roll call for five years: adopted. Mr. Johnson oifered the foliowing: _ Resolved, That the secrelary of this Board be directed to communicate to Rev. Dr. 5 president of Columbian College, our accept- ance of the generous offer of a scholarship in that college to the most meritorious pupil of the pubiic schools; and that the thanks of this Board are hereby returned to Key. Dr. Samson and the trustees of said college. Mr Rhees stated that a contrad'ction of the statement made of the s hb of Dr. Samson at the Southern Baptist Convention had been published, and be read several extracts from religious papers to show that Dr. Samson was im sympatby with the South Mr. Johnéon defended the course of Dr.Sam- SOn, stating that his speech in the Baptist Con- vention bad not been reported correctly. His remark that the “ South was right” had refer- «pee to the action of the soathern Baptists in Withdrawing from the convention of 1556, be- cause cf the introduciion of resolutions of a patriotic character. In regard to the state- ment that he refused to preach ander the American flag, he stated that he (Samson) ob- sected to the flage being placed in the church at the time, as on that day the sacrament of the Lord's Supper was to be administered. It had been the policy of Dr. Samson not to meddle with politics, and when Senator Sumner was sek at his house, and party spirit ran high, he Wes advised to get rid of him, but refused to ask him to leave, 5 M>. Rhees replied that his treatment of St mner could not be put on the score of kind- Dees, a8 Senator S. paid rent forthe room. In Tegtra to the flag en the church, it was placed over the door. Mr. Woodward said he would vote for the resolution, looking at the subject as a compli- ment offered the scholars. he board did not end the scholar to the college, but simply se- lected the boy. and it laid with the parent to send him or not Mr. Hurley argued that whatever might be the views of Dr. Samson he was in favor of the scholarship. If the scholarship is to be re- jected simply because some of the officers are loyal. and if treason is not actually incul- ated in the college, ther the schools may as well be closed to scholars, fer all the parents of ‘be pupils have not been loyal. He regret. ted that the objection should have come from bis own district, and expressed his opinion that it was not owing to any personal objec- von ANTED_By respectable girl « SITUA- TION a9 cook in a private family. and would have no objection to assist with weebing and ironing. of reference given Qan be seen for two days at 548 Massachusetts av: tween 3d and 3d streets. A WASHER “OMAN, ea ete Bae > can find a place at Mr 0. PAl corner 434 and C ats. WANTED OOKS. WASHERS, IRO. HOUSE SERVANTS, Kc , at Boom Star Building, corner Pennsylvania ith street, WAASTED_Three good red brick work. pl street. between 4th and ane Sth. a WANTED-a WOMAN (German Beep house and cook for iy BRICKLAYERS on y toA. DAVIS M 'O Men, Overseer and gardener on aferm. She must also assiet in doing the washing of the family by whom the; employed Apply at the Star office counter. Hixd WA&ANXTED-a WOMAN to Oook and under- stanss going to market. Also. a GIRL tc take care two small children. Reference re- oir Bone need apply but white. Inquire No. 2 C street, between 4%, and 6th ste. jy 9-3t* WwW ANTED—We want to buy, rent or hire. HOUSES in Washington.’ both large aud pon hed eae ai FARMS in the country, wor om 1 1o eac! se eee aL WELLS & 00., jy 3-1m corner 10th aud F W 4NTED— At PLOWMAN & ©0.’s Hone Register Office, 3045 F street. between lth and 12th streets. large and ¢mall HOUSES for per- maven t and reliable tenants je 28 13t" ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies’ apd Gente’ Olothi ngs or any articles of value, st. FULTON & CO.’S, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th street, three doors north of Pa avenue. N. B.— 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, for sale cheap. je2-Im* ANTEb — SECOND HAND FUBNITURB Alse, MIRRORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED. DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description BUOBLY, 606 7th street, rik between G and . cast aide FOR SALE AND RENT. {OR RENT—A fist class BOARDING HOUSE, corner 44 treet and Pa avenue, No. 4 south side: contains 25 rooms; has a fine cooking range, with hot and cold water Also, chande- liers in the parlors Possession given imme ly Appy toJAMBS E. sHOMPSUN, No Penna. avenue. just opposite.d TLL FOR SALE. 4 cUPEBIOR FLOURING MILL. JUST COM- Go To HEADQUARTERS.—One car load of Oysters in the shell received to-day: also one cargo of Clams, and Norfolk Pickled Oysters. The public can still be accommodated at the old stand, corner of C and Ilth streets, which keeps open all summer, and is determined to accommodate customers the season through, hot or cold, regardless of expense, even if loss is snffered. Hard and Soft Crabs, and all oth- er delicacies. served at the saloon in the best styles. No breach in the wall of old Fort De- fiance. T. M. Harvey, 2>1 C street. - - Ho, For GiyMont.—Friday morning, 13th instant, leaving 7th street wharf ats o'clock. Don’t forget the Grana Family Exc jon given under the anspices of Assembly's Church Sabbath School. Round trip, only 50 cent~. The splendid steamer Wawasset has been en- gaged, and Weber's brass and string band will Hr. Rhees stated that he was on the best of | 0° iM attendance. Good order guaranteed. | PUBTED, AND IN PERE EGT RUNNING terms with Dr. Sameon. Should the crowd prove too great for comfort BY OFFERED FOR SALE.’ 4 snother boat will be in readiness, so that none will be dissappointed. Tickets can be pro- cured at Bailey's Grocery, corner 5th and I streets north. at the principal Book Stores, and on the morning of the excursion at the boat. > ELDORADO ISLAND, BY CHARLES HENERT. This favorite resort is now open to the public, and any one wishing to enjoy a quiet afternoon with their families should by all means not Mr. Tustin asked if, im 1564, in Dr. Faller’s Church, im Baltimore, Dr. Samson did not vote agains! the reception of a series of resolutions of a patriotic character because he was Presi- dent of a Southern College Mr. Johnson answered that such was the case; and that Dr. Samson objected because it Was a religious bedy and they would tend to sever the association. Mr. Wulson said that we haveto put up with This Mill ts finely situated. being built on the river front, on Pier 5, having the advautage of a heavy draught of water st ita wharf. ‘anch of the Loudon and Hampshire railroad runs directly back of the building Jf pot sold at private sale by the 17th instant, it will be noid at public sale to the highest bidder, on the premises. at 2 o'clock on that day. For information injuire on the eee eS bere Hetienal Bank of the Me tropolis. ington, . r J.B. HUTCHINSON Bro. & : iy 6-dtd Ansignee for Bo: do. some things that we do not like and the oppor- | fo’get to call and be carried across to this fa- - one abe * tunity of aiding the boys to obiain acolionate | Mous resort. ‘This Toland is between 1oth and 198 BENT I2 the STAR OF FIO BUILD. education should not be let go by because we | 17th streets, opposite the white lot. 3 INGB. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and lit 0 street, ROOMS suitable for law, real estate or any other icy offices. Terms mocerate. Location ‘ashington. Apply to 0, B. ——s ce. Je Fe BENT—Six UBNISHED ROOMS at o. 276 Pernsy! @ avenue, between llth and 12th sts. References required Je 19-tf Fee RENT—A number of SMALL HOUSES and ROOMS, furnished and unfurnished. FOR SALE—Large and Small HOUSES. North ané Sonth Inquire at STARR'S Register Office, 305 F st.. bet. 11th and 12th sts. do not admire the political course of the offi- cers of the institution. The question was 8im- ply whether the Board will select a boy to whom the scholarship sball be tendered The resolation was adopted. Mr. Rhees informed the Eoard that Hon. H. King offers a scholarship in Dickinson Co'- lege, in Carlisle, Pa. to the Trustees, to b> awarded toapupil inthe public schools, re- marking that the Board could now send a boy to a loyal institution. ee SES STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, fils, etc., can be re- Moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 4 and 6th streets. ———— as Pennies can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter ——o— Corns, Kuniens, Club and Inverted Nails, my 14-eo2m*™ Mr. Wilson moved that a vote of thanks be | Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres. OR B —A ret-class BRICK HOUSE, teadered Mr. King for the offer: which was | cence, and other disorders of the feet, su copteiting $200ms, with water and gas. on adopted. cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, | Georgeto Hetzhts, within two squares of street Mr. Woodward offered a resolution that the | Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- | cars. Inquire ot 0. B. JEWELL 0@., Gstreet vote on the reading-book question be taken at | V80iA avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. Uf. | *barf, Washington. je2-12t 9 o'clock on Thursday evening. fice bours from fa m.to5 p.m..and6tosp m. Mr. Rhees moved to lay the subject over un. | FOE BENTUat 467 13th street, between E and F. four UNFUBNISHED ROOMS on second Yi ul the January meeting, that ment rs may DIED Hoar! “the location 1s tmmedistele noth ot Pet —— Sanders’ and otherseries; which was BRIGHT, On the 1th instant. GEORGE W., | ® id one of the best in the city, my 24-tf Mr. Woodward withdrew his resolution to tyes anys. caps Sh die cantons al Se wring hevee eae = take bata ee evening Be jonte i theca gree are re ey, invigea uated on Temperance Alley, bet. 9th ai 10th ste. hi ar urned, atten june! o-merrow t % — = 12th ini t Zorcleck. from the residence ot bis | SOB St 38S E street. bet ‘seh and 101 _ tan’ Firepte. Lstreet, between 7th and 8t! RELIEF FOR THE PORTLAND SuFrEerens.— ard. ats., Navy Last evening, a meeting called by the Mayor GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS CARTER. On the night of the 10th. at 10) ao to take action in relation to the enufferers by | o'clock, LAURA, daughter of J. 0 ” the late fire in Portiand. Me., was held in the | laide Vi one — Cae Ta eae, sn Geoepeten SDGe Aldermen's ehamber. ‘The funeral ear. take plac th . at o'clock. The friends and re jndives coeiea, . attend from the residence of her M it. between D and E south epee GOODS. On Tuceday evening, July loth, WIL- LIAM HENBY, infant son of Wed tty Wier Avn Goods, aged 7 months and 8 days The triends of the fami! the funeral from t! 281 Sth street, between afternoon at 3 o'clock. TEN _AND_RES*ECTFULLY DED »to Mr bide Mas B.A. Eriswortn, BG 5 Our Little One. Our darling Charlie, thou has left This dreary of gloom, see som D.C.— plies of Summer ed are enabled On motion of Hon. H. J. Anderson, Mayor Wallach was called tothe chair, and made a tew remarks as to the duty of our citizens in such anemergency. Messrs. George A. Bailey and Ben Perley Poore were selected as secre- taries. Hon. Horatio King offered the following res- olutions, which were adopted : ‘Whereas the city of Portland, Maine, was visited by & destructive and cajamitous fire on the night of the 4th instant, by which the lar- gest part of the business portion of the city ‘was destroyed. and many thousands of the people reduced to want, entailing upon a whole community an amount of suffering and loss heretofore unparaileled in our country: Theretore, Resolved, That the people of Washington and of other sections of the country now sojou img in it, here assembled, express their cordial sympathy with their friends in Portland, whose beautifal city is laid waste, and their readi- hess to contribute, each each according to his means, to relieve the necessities of those who have never failed to remember others in like Mictiens. Resolved, Tha: & committee of seventy-five We continue to receive od! . e have a fnil stock of D - Housekeeping Goods, Goods for Mena’ and Boys’ wear, Parasols, Fans, Palm Fans at 5cts., Gloves and Iosiery. Skirts, Bleached Muslins 124. 15, 20. 25, 28, 31 cents. Brown Muslin tosell 15, 8. 20, 3° cents, Galicoes 10. 1235. 18, 18%. 20, 22 cts. lpacas trom 35 cents to $1. Mosuito Nets. Not: thstanding domestic goods have advanced late- ly, = sre sellin, — as low. 98 rer. Call and examine our at » and we will « our money BENJAMIN MILL je 21-Im* DENTISTRY. (GUM TEETH ON BUBBER PLATE, onire- U I placing lost teeth on old plate. ene jolie Tes co ae Ob ise thy fairy footstep, Thy voice. a tone; The smile that H!l'd our souls with joy, Thou rosy light of home! We miss those angel eyes of blue, Bo fall of childivh glee; B'er beaming bright and beantifa!, Like stars upon the sea, “Tis true. we mourn the loved and los! With whom we fain would dwell; But blessed be the will of Him ach. Whole upper set eight dol- jar rrentei. W BARNES, sth street. east, be:ween A and B north, Ospito! Hill. Ex- tracting without pain. je 14-1m* D. REMOVAL, EB. LEWIE, DENTIST, hea xemoved from 242 ‘to 260 penn, avenue, ten doors, above. (ireat Discovery in Dentistry, Teeth Extvacied Without Pain. All per-- sons Heving Teetiito extract, I would advise them to call at De LEW15'S ica, and have them be appointed to take up subscriptions and con- “ Who doeth all things well.”’ taken on eth inserted on Hubber, Gold and tributions at the seat ot Goverament for the ¥ar from this world of sorrew, on Silver Plat in erder that all persons should Portland sufferers. Resolved, That said committee have author- to fill vacancies, add to their number, and iske such measures 1s heey § may deem proper to carry out the objects of this meeting. The following commitiee was appointed :— Hon. Richard Wallach, Mayor: Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Secretary of the Treasury; Hon. ‘W.P. Fessenden, Hon, L.. M. Morrill, Sena- tors from Maine: Hon. Sidney Perham, Hon. have Teeth, we ba iv jaced the price very low, Tobe ponvinces sf th fact, call and see for your- see the new and improved That prigbt and bliseful shore, ¢ He roame tn peace and purity Where death ia known no more. Tn that clime of fadeless glory. Where dwell the fond and fair, We hope. when all on ear‘h is o er, To meet our luved one the 486 MARERITER'’S, “ Lau |. Pri ir gum maton." OSiows menor | SEV Rpm sme ne. | IaH Mest ABs trey cuinnt ech trom Wisconsin; Hon. J. W. Nesmith, Senator _ Prices, je2 im* from Oregon: Hon. F. ‘Washburne, re. sentative from Illinois; Hon. A. A.’ Bert INTEBIOB DECORATIONS Keprerentative from Pennsylvania: Hon. D) c cRuer, Representative from ifornia Hon. John V. Gordon, Delegate from Arizoua: Hon. A. A. Bradford, Delegate from Colorado: Hon. W.A. Burleigh, Delegate from Dakota: Hon. E. B. French, Second Auditor: Hon. Geo. W. Mcl-elian, Assistant Postmaster General: er, OHOICE STOCK! Lately received. and now m for inspection the HAN DBOMEST ‘ASSORTMENT ever offer in Washington, «mbracing— PAPERBHANGINGS and Domes: with le and price of ‘taay desire, Hon John F° Hartley, Hon. H. J. Anderson, | pores CT Tee pet SE oy Hon. T. J. p. Fuller, Hon. 8S. ©. Fi PARLONS. HALLS. DINING 3, CHAM. | rest, cleancst, strongest and t di Hon. Noah Smita, Horace Bridge, Adi BERS and LIBRABLES emb-acing Now. iich. | that art an procure, the MID Josep’ th, Admiral C.H. Davis, Captain os palase Designs o ‘attorns voome warranted. chara Delafie! 1 with vpriate Borders; Mo. 33% Peunsyl ave., ©... Howard, Gonna k eae eigen. | Sisova lanes and colect Besckeal sedinm end lee and 1th ete, Aieos BOT'A ; priced Papers CAN AND WASHINGTON BA ABBAS AND STBYNG BEMDS, Herinnatuta ea geartltere 4 UeggTRe PPRMEED Lea SPTEII™ z your NDOW SMADES ‘ew and utiful patterns, on buff, Green, the REgralline Cuore. TAN. LAVENDER, and STON GROUNDS, with Glit Borders, with and “Windee Bienes of fred Sie, Styl ndow ofany requir /®, e,or Color.madeto Order. i: OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, The Largest assortment in the District. war- ranted ts be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and ftom the Sess eanatecturers {nm the Geuntry—embraci Heury D. Cooke, George W. Riggs, Henry Ubadwick, Wm. B. Todd, Franklin Rives, odenow. B. B. French, J.C. Willard, A. I Pe Jobn Oszood. Willis Patten, Nath Hateh, Abram Moore, Horatio King, Wm. 8. Alexander H. Shepherd, Matthew G. Thomas E. Wharf, Ed. Winslow Shas. Brooke, Bailey. Geo. A. Marka, m. M. Galt, H. S. Benson, Dr. ©. H. Nichols, 8. P. Brown, J. C. Nesmith. N.G. Ordway, ‘Tower, Gen. O. H. Howard, Geo. A. pany, i SUPERIOR HOCK WINK, of the os branos, viz : » John Baily, Joseph A. T. (imitation.) ROSEWOOD. and al EIDESHEIMER. mabe, Thos. J. Hobb=, Chas. | GILT OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, WALNCT UDESHEIMEE Penh, Tob dd. intel geweetland, S. A. | BRACKETS. 06 2 2 SEER OCH HET: : eugh, Jobu H. Semmes, Thos. Parker, Co- Perso! jotoxrapbs tak eqtions: NIERSTE tumbas Denbam, Lewellyn Drane, Tomax ed tocall s: ‘amine our fer tort seortuent before pur: | which Loffer for sale’ in quantities to suit pur- 8 offe at k be seen at the “Uni Green street, Geerse- RILEY A. SHINN. SFIELD 8 CELEBRATED HAMS. DESTAND BEST THE OLDES' Bane or BRAND 4 THE BETABLISHED IN 1837. unions of the Press: ‘aa the first to give charact: bis cure is inrariably Cin. Gazette ‘ —_— in quality and ay ars Thess Albion. ror — Lire Mercury, i wenty-five — New ms Picayene "They have been ‘swardied seven chasing Frames. PICTUBE COBD AND TAS8ELS, thoamalless pape to, tie Trace east ait ie jest a) ar zee’ ortr ize aleo, SILK CORD ond TASSELS qjnerans oe & ‘Special attention pald to this Branch of our Bus- iness, PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS tore. On Selo,e few Choice PA: ond ENGRAVINGS. ie Pg ran we 5 seni Pickard. Geo. . Cha . Wm. Blair Lord, W.P. Drew, Ww. Orme, A. ©. Spalding. Mr. W.S. Huntington, of the First National Bank, was selected treasurer. Subseriptions amounting to over $2,000 were Tecetved, among Others following :-—Geo. A. Baily, £1,000: Sykes, Chadwick & en. Howaid, Siv0- R. B. Donaldson, “15, Mayor Walisch, ry V. Poor, 810; re A. a bas mith, for selt and others, ot tur Denbam, 810. Mr. Moses Sweetzer tendéred the use of his Alw: IN ‘bankfM for the liberal patro: received, the tention atte Publicis caliea tot abo} ‘Sie store-room asa receptacle for such ci as the t complete in the Distri ee Se furnitare, &c., as may to the snf- | tic ich has been ally to | x aay senceed oeapeies Sadia, | Ciieaks wah tate tak as te ead ot 5 Wal tee were directed to & eu io solielt euch donations Petuleted Botabiiohmens: Ordere._ 6 See reudume, in f ‘World's ‘The meeting adjourned, oud the members of | frit eeccoted We Cite ee Oy and falth Sau, and the United tates Agricultural Se. the general committee were directed to meet medal from ty ge Geantey . Any order clety, 187 Grea le to the trade by t to: led. will be immedi for- in the room of the Trustees of Public Schools Feared, and eatietection gearantond, nd sods ~ Wourrietp UB aroma ngeste a y ¥ this evenmmg. ome amt pen eltty) in the District, ._ $0 tierces just arrived. TERMS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR, J. Ma ITER. } CAT SRAR Ouiae eras to Wes- i mone bet- —_—_—_. Lakcgny AND EsCaPkor THE PRISOsER— Henry Wilhams, colored, was arrested er~ from James Centre . was taken ‘ote Grntral Gun dhouse and was committed to jail by Ju: pson. was pitced cell to await a transfer jae and when the officer went for bim the prisone! Was con eat, DAvimg escaped from the cell, “FEE EE Sen ce GREA’ —F ASS RE ag ge Appiyto W'S. BARE. Rew. trustor, Ga sshington. Also, 5 34 street. House, 6 ‘rooms. No. 60 Prospect at. ‘UBNISHED HOUSE FEAME Hi sR. on Sth and 6th «ts. The house ery convenisnoe, gas and water, twokitchens Location cannot be excelled. Rent $75 per month, in advance. For fu: ther information inquire No. 431 6th st , bet. and Gate. Jy 1t-6t* HREE ROO! TOLET . ire POPPERS & BEw., Pawnbrokers, No. 13a er between Ohio avenue and D street. Bent cheap jy 1-3t" A STek® ON THE ISLAND FOR BENT ‘With immediate sion. A first rate stand for a Grocery, Meat and Vegetable Market. To- quire at the Star Office dy 10 2 FoR, SALE—The STOCK and FIXTUBES of the Confectionery Store, No, 1, Colomzation Building. corner ¢ ity street and Penna. avenue, at low price. 5! rent Piano forsale. )10-3t* ISHED HOUSE, contain 8 water and gas. Geod location honse. Rent cheap. Apply to H. ALD, 326 G street north, between \e jy 10-30" Fo BENT—A neatly furnished HOUSE of sev- en rooms, ina desirable locality. Terms $35 per month, in ad ers, or tw. corner ¥th and I Weil adapted for te mall families. ‘Iniuire NW. © BY 10-3t* a5 to . _ A choice Farms frem £0 to terms. B B STILSON. Attorney Conveyancer and Resi Estate Ageut, _iy 10-3t* No. 283 F st., Washinzton. OK BExt—One large and one «mal! NISHED HOEBE, in good location Unfurnished House, with 16 rooms, fi known as the William Tell Hotel, on nort! of Penna. ave., between 435 and 6th streets. witha Jarge store-room. Brick House No. 356 6tb st., between H and If streets, with 10 rooms. Houre No. 320 9th street. between L and M sta., with7 rooms. Frame House on north @ street, Capitol Hill. between 2d and 3d street east, with Frame How m 2kistreet, between H and I streets, with 5 rooms. For terms, inquire of 1 OS. F. KELLEY Beal Estate 4 f 363 8th st. west, near north Let? 19-10 St" F RENT—Three large airy ROOMS, on the Avenue, Inquire at 365 Penna. avenue, near 6th st Jy 93t Fe BEN hed comple} ith street, bet Jy 9-3t* ro SALE OR BENT CHEAP—A new Frame HUUSE containing six rooms, on 8th street, between P and Q Inquire of GLADMON, No. 256 sth between M and N north. J¥ 9 3t* F° SALE—Two MARKET STALLS. (for butter.) one inthe Centre Market «nd one in the Eastern Market. Good stands; for sale clieap, Inquire corner ith and L streets. jy 9 3t* GROCERY STORE FUR BENT—STOCK and B BIXTOBES for sale Now doing a good busi- ness. Inquire at this office, or at northwest cer- ner of I and 1th sts. pe 4UR RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES, 8 roows er month good location; MITCHELL & 50N, Real Estate Brokers E. corner Pa, od 15th te jy 9-3t* 8s Foz RENT A threestory BRIOK D WELLL 9 rooms and cellar. gas and water. A > with store room and cellar, sui! ocery. Inquire at 576 Lith stree and E. Island » be jy 9-3t* I conalats of i 5 Apply at No, 401 12th street, between I and K streets. ay 9 im* T—The LEASE, GOOD WILL and IN TRADES of one of the oldest and lished second-class hetels (completely hed) 1n the city; hes 27 chambers, tozether ‘with parlors, once reading. siatng ena ber rooms; also. kitchen, fine yard and stabling is doings business of 928 or $300 per month ci profit, Iil-health of bag RP the only reasou for s-Iling. AD iy te D.L. WELLS & © Anctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, northwest corner th at P.S Bent $20 per month, 3 HOUSE ON PA. AVENUE, containing 7 rooms, will be rented lew. Inquire at No, 247 Pa. avenve, south side je ?-6t™ F% BENT—HOUSE No. 154 Penn. avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, containing 14 rooms, including bath room. Inquire at Ohina Store on the premises, or at 453 12th street. bet. Gand Hi. jy otf ‘OR RENT—RUOMS suited to families. In- 4 quire at 422 16th street, between H and I streets. jy S-lw* 42" FOR SAL res, or will besold in smaller lo! Kf iles north of the city; near k Creek Church; improved Wy, @ large nomber of buildings, orchards, &c. The land is weli adapted te farming or Girccaing purposes, being n. Bor I in good conditio: farther particulars in- auire of HENBY & WALKER. Boom Non10 her of 7th and F streets. y 51 4 OR SALE—About twenty acres of very supe- rior LAND, under a high state of cnitivation. Very superior garden land, and located just out- side the city limits, with a fine view of the Cap- itol, city, river, &c., and © splendid site for country residence. or could be divided ber of beantifal lots for gi rest- dences. It will be sold entire or lots to suit purchasers. Address Box 75%, Post Office. Jy 5-2w* Te LET—A vell-furnished HOUSE of 11 reoms, very near F street $120 per month. L. WELLS 4 00, jy 3-6t Corner of 10th and F streets OB RENT —A first-class BOA RDING-HOUB! corner 45¢ street and Penna No. 413. h side; contains 25 rooms; has a fine cooking e, with bet and coid water; algo, chan in the parlor Possession given fmme: ately. Apris to, JOHN B. MUBBAY, No. 26 4% etreet: Jy 3-6" FOR SAL ommodious and « i F HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north- east corner of North Capitol and Boundary lately the reeidence of Chas. G, Ubimen. Tie perty has large brick dwelling and outhous and spacious cellars. Terms easy. Apply on th . to Mrs. MINA UHLMANN; orto D L, BELLS & CO. Estate Brokers. uorthwess corner lth a dy 3-tf_ me S story and base , No 266 F street north, modern improvements; hot and cold water, bath room; with gas fixtures to same, in ire at 490 H street. north Pat Office. “ve TOWLRE, Agent. sy 2-tf Jam “JB RENT—HOUSE No. nsylvenia F avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel. e House high and contains 14 rooms with Bar room and fixtaree complete, and is suitable for a first cla~s Boarding House, being in the vicinity om the Treasury Department apd other Public T—The four-story DWELLI' HO o_-29, south side ef Indiana ave. near Cit etl tg Bas = ite; elso, wate! a bein ¢ above ground. is @ fine office. tion ina few days. Apply of Land pee . Hs ay 2tf 490 H at., north of Patent Office F% INT—We bave several first clnes HOUSES, furnished and unfurnished. for rent in the city an@ Georgetown. Also, EMENTS of rooms, in First Ward. DOWNMAN & GREEN, je30-tf 18 Intelligencer Building. E La 60 ACRES OF LAND in Ban- F scoiph oounig Va, anue ladsenuiahle. Terms of 5 ge BIN, 'McKNEW & Y, “apT-cot! Boom 7; Intelligencer Baildlog, the LERCH ee ene? RENT—The “Ne. Bai pear lithe Thon immed en Bowes’ avenue, ope ry B: ates the Star = ‘A tly wt Ropiy to [Por other Auction Baler bee four page] BX chown, WALKER & 00., Avotioncers. wstce Fo mOEOw WOusTze Work and » WALKER 2 Co., B' D.L. WELLS en jome Fe Real Estate Broters. Northwest corner Mth ana F streets. TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE aND °o lth east aud Bouth Caro!: -J ®n SATUEDAY M we will gel, *, the = comb ‘ork ores, IFTY HORSES. stam: cost Many good Work, Saatiocnt Harness Horses. pomgrncis 9 oe sold a Ri Ww A Bockaway, Horse and Harness 34 (veel — fe built in Five pew Expres Wagons, with and without Top, is city. tea A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- BBX CREED & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers TROSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE Lay BS- zor on Maryisnd avenne, cast of the Capitol, aye, Wagons, and other ction. betel On WEDNESDAY, the 11th tp it, we shall One Hack and one Cou in good order. sell, in front of the premises. ateotnk -m or 180. irt f a deed of trust from Philip W te New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, inelundersigued, Guly executed ont ried, the Beeniee Bales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and jaye. c ad B. al sale. enone Aart tt Ho= AT AUCT ry avenue ai 5 a ané are suitable for private tesid noes or b Navy Yarn, Wasainc ro’, July 10, 1858. T mot nese fe-and Tun back at uu averare Septh of Tees, oe run at an average im . Will be sold, on SATUBDAY next, the Mth 1 ccparatel ogether instant, at 12m’, at the Washington Navy Yard— pel pene meg —oe pris 2 0. AREYALL HORSE, Terms aon ceied py ms cod os Jondem: months, rchase: ve notes - pe anny aw ferred payments, Dearing iuterest trom day of By order of the Commandant sale. secured on the premises sold. Ali convey CHAS LATHROP, ancing and reve: Amps at cost of Furche-er. jy 1) 3t ‘al Btorebeeper. A deporit of § I be required pai ore 3 ¥ D.L, WELLS 600; nome cal Ka. | (% DB bouse at the time of aale. or another snle be immediately hed. If the ter of sale are pot fully complied with fn five « er, the trustece reserve the right to resell. at che risk and cont of the first purchaser. after five days notice in the National Intelligencer. CHAELES H_ UTERMEELE, FREDRICK ®CHMIDT SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustess GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* ©. W. BOTELEB, Anctioneer. A FINE BRICK DWELLING OF D EN 12TH AND 13TH STREETS, ay tate Brokers, N. W. Cor. 10th and F ets. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT On FRIDAY MORNING, July 13. at 10 o'clock a. m., we shall sell, at No. 3 Massachusetts avenue nerth, between 14th and 18th streets. seuth side. the Furniture contained in said House, to wit Suite of Black Walnut Parlor Furniture in Red Rep. Dining and other Tables, Chairs, Bed- steacs, Bureaus, Washs' . Mirrors, Shades. Bruseel and Ingrain Carpeis, Stair Oarpet and Oi Cloths, Stoves, Ghina Ware. « variety of Kitchen Bequisites, &. .L WELLS 4 00., iv 2 eokds 12th and 13th streets. together with the improvemen' ing of a S story brick dwe'' mr with beck build omtaining aitogethe 18 rooms. The boas vi bly located. substantively built, amd inex Will commence on MONDAY. July 16, at ten | cellen' order, gas througbout the house. hot aad o'clock, te close out, at auction, their entire | cold water, parlor he: cnt of perme “$00 cooks STAPLE AND FANCY DRY Goons, 18.24 300 and 6 loncer if destred by which comprise a general assortment adapted to 2 (01 the purchaser ) to bear interes., seca: the wants of housckeepers and consumers gener by a deed in trast on the premises A cash deposit all ittention of the lic Is invited, will be required at the time of sale of $100 There having been @ considerable advance in Stamps and mverancing at cost ef purchaser. te goods recently, burga'bs may be expected mee ‘TE*SN00T & BURROUGHS, y 1-dt! cam DO @xamine:! daily from lon __ THOS DOWLING. Anci ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetows. 4 : ___ ©. W. FOTELER. Anct_ oT B* THOS. DOWLING tAuct.; Georgetown. TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN GEOKGETOWN, AT AUCTION. PEREMPTORY SALE OF A VERY D INDAY, July iéth, at 60 cluck p.m, : i AUCTION <P Anctionrers. | On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. July U1, 0t A CoTON BALE fo cicek, Laballetl.om the premises, Lot Mo. Ia, OF DEY Goons, 2th and 18th etreete. withiw depth of'e Spot, bout feet, a At No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown. thereon consist SMOOT & BUBROUGHS on a credit of 6. 12, BLE AND NEARLY LING BOUSE AND LOT iN sell. ip front of the premises, part of Lot AT AUCTION. 7 No. led. in Threlkel's adaition te Gaiccoce | Oa WEDRESDAY, Jaly lith. at Ge'ctock Pe. fronting 23 feet Sinches, more or less, on Lingan | I wil! sell, in front of the premises. of Lot No. street. between 2d i Sd strects, and running back of varions widths 120 feet. more or less, and improved by a two story frame Dwelling House ‘erms: One thira cash; balance in six and twelve Months, with interest. secured by a deed of trust on the property, A deposit of $10 will be requiret 85 soon as the property is struck of. Conveyan cing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. A HYDE. iy 10 THOS. DOWLING _Anct. ¥ JAS. ©. McGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers. 209. tronting 20 feet on the south side of West «t., between Green and Montgomery streets, George- n, and ronping beck 110 feeito & 10 foot ailey. improvements consist of « peat apd nearly new Frame Dwelling B containing 7 rooms, basement and cellar: vas water thr-ugh the bo use, and in one of the most pleasent parts of the town Terms: One-third cash; balance In 6 and 13 Months, with interest, se-ured by adeed of trast - | on the property envers : — bj stamps at the de “ cort of the purchaser water ? 100 required TBUSTEE’S SALE OF LOT OF GROUND on | ** °°? ® the property is packed of 19TH STREET. NEAR CHESTNUT ST iwé {lotel.} Auct On SATUBDAY AFTERNOON, Jaly 2ist, at 6 o'clock, by virtue of « eed of trust, duty record- Y¥ J. 0, MoGUIB! ed ip Liber B. M 8,8. 5. folios 184, et seq.,0ne CO., Auctioneers. of the land records of Washington, and to medi TBUSTEE'S SALE OF A 10K DWELLING Fected ,Leball sell ail that part of lot 12. and]o, ta ON THE I8LaND Of sym 209, described as follows: On WEDN PAY AFTERNOON, July 28th, y, beginning for the same sixty (cy) | 816 0'clock. om the premises, I shall virtue of feet from the southwest corner of said square, | deed of trust duly recorded in Liber BM. T., No. as ing thence north forty (40) feet to @ ten (10) i4, folios 179. 180, @nd 181. ope of the land records alley, thence west seventy-six (76) feet 6 in- of Washington county,sell Lot No. 21. in Syrare chea, thence south ferty (40) feet. thence sev: 264. fronting 41 feet 5 inches on 13th etreet west Six (70) fect 6 ipches tothe ples of beginning” | between south B and € streets, (Island ) with Alto, Lots 14 and 15,in same eub., fronting to depth of 105 fee. 6 yt to a S-foot hy A getber, ninety feet on 15th street west, by adepth | Proved by a oer ek rick Dwelling House, of ninety-six (95) feet. with back building. with a side lot. Terms: One third cash: residne in six and twelve Terms: One-third cash; residue im six and months, secured on the property. Conveyanciag | twelve months. with interest. secured on the at purchaser's eor¢ property Con’ ee Pet ‘3 expense. HENBY H. TIULEY. Trust: ENJAMIN F. NNON, Trustee. iy10-46 JAS ©. McOUIBE & 00. Aucts. | _i7 6-te 3. ©. McGUIRE & 00., Aucis, AILIFI'S SALE—By virtue of an ordero I avers SALE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TURS- DAY, the 17th of July, 1 shal! offer for sale one of distrain for rent, due and tn erreere, from Al fred bassan toJ. F- Young, for the sum of four bun¢red dollars, I have this day distrained upem Ohickeriny & Son's Pianos, under « bill ofsale | al! the owing crepupen Ss from J. H. H. Boty to W. B. Shedd. to the high- | setts of Harness. ang heroes eet bidder fer cash, at the bonse of W. B. Shedd, | ive notice that om THU i No. 447 8th street, at 12m. G. F. HOTCHKISS, iy 9-70" for W. B. SHEDD. LIFF SALE.—By virtue of an order of rin MH. Stevens and Jas ¥ bo.ses and wagons and hi . Buzear. to the hi *: ler for cash Also. at 4 o'clock p m , upon the premfecs, at Giesboro’. I oot seem the growing crops for tale tothe high ¢ = er for cash. i - iy 7d Bailift and Constabic distrain, from vis vs. 8. ©. Mills, for rent due aud in arrears, | —— = Ph re ‘Hiatrainied upon the good: And shatteis in | PRY GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. rvoms, situated on Pa. avenue, 5 over Davia’ Hat Biore. and hereby give hate: TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE meat, that I all offer ssid coods and chattela so b ptt ON THE OORNER OF 4% STREET distpsined upon: to the hizhest biter: fer cash, EST ANU MARYLAND AVENUE, AT PUD- July, 195, at Sielock a, mirc on the premions . Gn TRERSDAY. the 12th da: of July next Jy 9 3t* W. W. KIRBY Baititt. BX J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE SMALI. FEAME 337 of the DWELLING HUUSE AND LOTS ON THE ib ‘on county, D C., the fol ISLAND. viz - Being that part o/ eq By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the itbin the following metes bounds — District of Columbia. passed iu Chancery, cause the same at the southeast corper of No. 533, Dalton vs. Dalton. I shall,on MONDAY, and ruppi July 16th, 3806. at 6 o'clock p. m. the premi: offer at pub'ic auction, lots 5 division uf original lot« o'clock p.m, I shall sell, om t tue of a di trost from W bearing date the 20th day of Se avd duly recorced in Liter KR. to an alley; — the line t ce = ~ iM rigbtangle-,to Mary to the south line of the said send theact in A northeasterly directi south line, 3b feer he place of beginning the eame being N usquare D, as they are recorded in the fice, with the improvements e-half cash: balenes six and twelre ance secured by a deed of trust on the at purchaser's op Ail conveyanee, county ane revenue Sea yt purchaser's | stumps at the cont ef the purebaser down ¥ FEND ye when the property is knocked eff, in the hands of al interest, to be secured to the trustee: or the whole in cash, tion Stamps and cost Sy 7 dade J.C, McGUIBE& 5 the ‘wy: if eo Sores : not oomplied vith witht ive day< after ¢ day sale. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. ive tee Tecer ex the right to resell the property at VE VALUABLE FARM AND SBaT IN THE DISTRICT AT . On THUBSDAY. the loth instant. we shall sell at 50’clock p on tho premiace that beaatifal ae Glee Blea this pes siz to eheat Tice tee as Gien len. 8 property a Georgetown, in the and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by zs three times in seme newspaper pub- lished im Washing’ y.D. 0. onthe SREY. dro Je 38 eo&ds rE! i Auctionrers B* GREENS WILLIAMS, Avetioneers. COUNTRY | th 1ON 2th instant. at 6% o'clock 2e- on Oe prenifies, bet ho 1, in Sesere No. One-half cash; 12 oe deed prem). t of the 2 down when sofa. “ty ea aie eater oa cts, B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ice-honse. It erel, Bitehie sary to ‘any ati 18 be tite Suffice it to owii to ite elevated aud healthy position and nigh state of cultivation,we consider it equal, if not supe- rior. te farm in the District. Terms: One-third cash oni ad rh sits “Persons desiring to examine the 80 at their convente! vious %, le CEN TAMB. iy 5-2awads LIntel} Auctioneers. B* "Yalee-roome josa88 rs avente, 1. in Squi ments, cons Hous, contai inches frent by erm» made ecats betwee: a nléth end el" 1886, fmt? La ae Seis poe etss tient i Lb. WELLS 2 00, B* J.C. Mc@UIRE & O0., Auctioneers.