Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1866, Page 3

“THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. MEETING OF THE TRUSTERS oF PUBLIC ScHOoLs—The Columbian Ci Last evening, an adjourned meeting of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools was held at the Olty Hall, Mr. Jas. P. Tustin in the chair and sll the members present —— Messrs. Walsh, Cassell, Murtagh and Hol- mead. Mr. Wilson, gee the ee to make the examination 0: P. made a rt that the copy Noone itten during “the year by four scholars in each of the grammar Schools had been selected, which wasa véry bard task, sll the penmanship so much merit. The books were to Messrs. Bryant, Stratton, Church & Co., who bave transmitted to him the following letter announcing the decision : WasnincTon Busines® Cotiecs, July 3. 1566.—J. O. Wilson, Esq.—Dear Sir: We haye carefully examined the copy books you left with us, aud have found it very difficult to se- zectthe best, as orga 2 all of them possess a great deal of merit. hey clearly follow the principle and exhibit very much taste and neatmess, being entirely free from blots and acrawis. We have reduced the number to five. and all of these are entitled to so much eommendation that we do not like to make a closer distine- ton The decision is as follows:—ist, Katie A. Mc- Bishon; 2d, Howard Hawkins: 3d, James S. Powell; 4th, Emma McGrew; 5th, Charles M. Lewis. Yours, truly, BrY nT, STRATTON, Cuvrcn & Co. Dir. Wilson stated that these scholars were trom the male and female grammar schools of the first district, and while feeling proud that his district obtained the prizes, he was sorry to say that all the awards were made to Scholars of the first district, He would state that che scholars of the other districts did re- mmarkably well, and there was much taste dis- played by all the scholars, The report was adopted. Mr. Brown, from the committee to make the award of the scholars#ip ji Columbia Col- dege, reported that the candidates from each of the grammar schools had been subjected toa ‘very severe examination, and with one or two exceptions, the examination was very tredit- able. Four of them were considerably ahead ofthe others—James E. Bangs, of the first dis- trict, Giles A. Heilprin, second distnet; W. R Brown, first district; and Henry Simpson, third district. Mr. Wilson spoke very highty of the exami- mation of Heilprin who is only thirteen years old. The committee had made the award to tbe first named. The Feport was adopted. Mr. Johnson moved that when the Board ad- journ it be until Monday evening, when a vote sball be taken on the report of Messrs. Wood- ward and Holmead, of the committee on Text Books, recommending the adoption of MeGutf- dey’s Readers; which was carried. Mr. Clark addressed the Board on the ques- } tion of readers, advocating the adoption ef the McGuffey series, and on concluding,the Board adjourned. ee eres THe TocRNAMENT.—The tournament given by the ©. q Club yesterday afternoon. on | Analostan Island, was a very pleasant affair. ‘There were about fifteen hundred ladies and gentlemen present, mcluding many army of- ficers and persons of distinction. The following gentlemen were selected by the Knights as judges for the occasion :—Gen- erals Augur. Dyer, Price, Hunt, Rucker, and Mr. Knavp At the close of the five tilts each, Gen. Au- gur announced from the stand that the ring had been captured by each knight out of his tive runs, as follows'—J. A. Rucker, Knight of Anslostan, three times; W. Gadsby, | Knight of the Ruefol Countenance, three times; A James, Knight of Woodstock, | twice, J. H.C. Young, Knight of Oak Lawn, | once, W. P. Coll the Disinherited Knight, twice. W. H. Babcock, Knight of Celumbia, | three times: A. L. Garrett, Knight of Shan- | nondale, three tim 3. Rid. McBlair, Knight of Wyoming, twice: H. Berrian, Knight ot Hudson, none; A. J. Wheelan. Knight of the West End, twice; Louis Warrington, Knight of Arlington, four times. Master Warrington having taken the ring oftenest, was duly declared the successful knight. Messrs. Rucker, Gadsby, Babeock and Gar- rett, having exch captured the ring three time-, now rode tor the honor of crowning the first id of honor, each one career, which resulted in Messrs. Rucker and Babcock captaring the Ting, and Messrs. Gadsby ana Garrett missing it. The firsttwo named then rode off, and J. A. Rucker carried off the ring, and W. H. Bab- cock missed it. This gave Master Rucker the choice of the first maid of nonor, leaving the choice of the second maid of honor to Master Babcock. Messrs. W. Gadsby, Jr., and A. L. Garrett-then rode one tilt each for the honor of crowning the third maid of honor, which was ‘won by A. L. Garrett. General Augur then presented the wreath (a Splendid one) to Master Lewis Warrington, and the successful knights announced their choices as follows -Lewis Warrington, Knight of Arlington, chose as Queen of Love and Beauty Miss Annie Dennison; J. A. Rucker, Knight of Analostan, chose as first maid of honor Miss Rosa Whiting; W. H. Babcock, | Knight ef Columbia, chose as second maid of | honor Miss Katie Garrett, and A. L. Garrett, | Knight of Sbannondale, chose as third maid of | honor Miss Julia McBlair. After the tourney dancing commenced and ‘was kept up until a late hour last evening. ooereretiicaraimets Crty RatLroaps —The stockholders of the Washington and Georgetown Kailroad Com- pany held theirannual meeting on Wednesday ast. The election of directors was postponed until the second Wednesday in January next, and the by-laws amended so as to make the annual election oceuron that date. The re. port of the financial condition of the road shows that notwithstanding the great falling off in business since the close of the war, the affairs of the company are m a satisfactory condition. The general management of the road bas been with a view to making it a con- cern of permanent value, placed upon a sound basis, with solid improvements, making its ] stock desirable rather as a reliable investment | iban as asource of ephemeral inflated divi- | dends, at the expense of the solid prosperity of | the road. The officers of the Washington and George- town railroad are:—Geo. S. Gideon, £sq., pres- | ident: Hon. Wm. A. Darling, vice president; W.C. Greenleaf, secretary. Directors—Wm, A. Darling. Geo. S. Gideon, Ubas. Knap. Chas. ©. Nott. Crosby S. Noyes, J. Carter Marbury, | Henry Hart. | The stockholders of the Metropolitan Street | Railroad Company also met on Wednesday, and elected the old directors, a8 follows:—J. | W Thompson. W. B. Todd, M.G. Emery, 5S. | P. Brown, Lewis Clephane, Thomas Lewis, A.R Syere The election of president, | 486 | thirty-six Townships and CITY ITEMS. —_o—_—__ Do wor Pur or. antifto-motrowthat which you can do to-day and which you may not be able to do to-morrow, but atonce to Hen- Ring's One Price Clothing re, on the corner = = street and avenue, and pur- —_.—___ THOSE WHO WISH to purchase Summer Giething, we to callon A. Straus, Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 1ith Streets, ashe hasa large and fine assortment oa —— which he will CENTRALIA (Annapolis Junction).—A third Sale of lots is advertised to come off at this | ae: on Monday, the 16th instant, which will attended by a free railroad excursion from Balumore only. Those who attend from Wasbington and purchase a lot, the amount of their ticket will be refunded to them. The work of improvement at Centralia has com- menced in earnest. A number of buildings are already in rapid progress of construction on the lots sold last week. 2 pute SET ae Broncuitis.—From Mr. C. H. Gardner, Principal of the Rutgers Female Institute, N. Y., May 14, i858. “I have been afflicted with Bronchitis during the past winter, and found no relief until 1 found your Troches.” «Brown's Bronchial Troehes,” of Cough Lozenges. give prompt relief in Coughs, Colds, and Throat jiseases, and are for sale throughout the United States and most foreign countries. al i PENNTEs can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. —__—_4—__. Corns, buniens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the fe suc- cessfully treated without by . White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 le yania avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 6a. m. to5 p. m., and 6 to8 p.m. SS eee DIED GOBRIGHT. In Baltimore, on the 12th instant, Mrs. LOUISA RB. GOBRBIGHT, agea 78 years, mother of L. A. Gobright, of this city. WANTS. FOR SALE.AND RENT. Teiates ime oe Mn aes Coe eae ae Ttcoting north end oveta,, 903 New York av? enue, near street. iy 13-cost* at 465 D etreet, between Ist and 2d. ANTED — first - COAC! . Steady wages siven. Apply at 5 ite iy ma WAStTED—Te 9600; « high interest id Sas eit ¥ A . Will give as security real estate wo: }. For thei rtivnl . EB. MAN! 13" Pema. sree iy 18- references. Aj at 431 E 5 from 7th, taney re. F Lames Jy 13-2t™ ANTED— Tw RWIsHE genet be Freakin eshte 5 . ave le Meveie' ys BaETNPL SS 7th st., between D and EB. Jy 13-2t* ANTED—A YOUNG MAN that is acquaint- Ww ed wi! the Dry Goods business. No other need call. Must bring references. i diately at the Island 6457) bet. D and E. island. aaiaaiotiage dy 18-2t* A GIRL WITH GOOD RECOMMENDATIONS and competent to 4 eral housework, and mo washing done in the is wanted at 357 D street, between 9th and 10th, ly hs toe = Jy 13- ton Hall. WANTED—A good FLOBIST at the corner of 7th and B streets, Island. iy 12-3t* Ww ANTED—A GIBL to do general housework at 18 Market Space, Penn’aay. jy 12-2t* WASTED-A SITUATION by a settled lady as housekeeper, is willing to go North South, Baster West. Can give the best of reference, Call er address for three days SWAZEY, at No. 119 Ps. av , bet. 19th and 20th sts. ay 12-2t* W4astED-« BARBER at No. 63 Bridge st., rv Georgetown, H. PHILLIP?E. jy 11-3t* Hair Dresser, ANTED—By a respectable young woman, & W BITC ATION tds een one eS can give good references, Please address a note to Box No. 35, Star Office, and the advertiser will call dy 11-8t ] ANTED—A good SOROLL SAWYER. None capal s a is apply to suing SG REDWIN BROS” ay 11-38* Ist and D streets, Washington. 606—SEVENTH STRERT— 06 re re BOOTS AXD SHOES AT REDUCED PEIOES! (HEILBRUN & BROTHER, 506 Seventh Street, Will now sell their entire spring and summer stock at the following low rates: Men's Lasting Gaiters, $2.50 to $3, - “Ties, $2 to $2 50, “ Calf Gaiters, $3 to $4, * French Calf Gaiters Ladies’ Gaiters, $1.25 up, Misses’ =“ = $1 up, Ladies’ Buskins, $1 up. TRUNKS, TBUNKS, AT COST! Store open from7 a. m. till8 p.m. I OOK AT OUR 4 jy 11-3t" 26 CENTS COUNTER. We have just reduced most beautiful LAWNS, MOZAMBIQUES, AND OTHER DBESS DRESS GOODS TO 25 CENTS. €all early and get your choice, LANSBURGH & BRO., 515 Seventh street, _ Intelligencer Building. 86 iy Tw MABRERITER'S, SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOR DEOORATIONS! CHOICE STOCK! Lately received. and now open for inspection, the HANDSOMEST ‘ASSORTMENT ever offered in Washington, embracing— PAPEBHANGINGS Of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, of the best Fabrics and LATEST STYLES, a romiase tor PARL@ES, HALLS. DINING ROOMS, CHAM BERS. and LIBRABIES, embraciag New, Rich, and Unique Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawing Rooms, with appropriate Borders; also,a kh nd select Stock of medium and low priced Papers. WINDOW SHADES, New and beautiful patterns, on Buff, Green, and the prevailing Oolors. TAN, LAVENDER, and STONE GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and without Centers. Window Shades of any required Size, Style, or Color. made to Order. OVAL PICTUBE FRAMES, The Largest Assortment in the District, war- ranted to be Gilded with Gold Leaf, an#from the Best Manufacturers in the @euntry—embracing WALNUT. (imitation,) BOSEWOOD. and ali GILT OVAL PIGTURE FRA » WALNUT BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. Persons having Photographs taken are request- ed tocall and examine our Assortment before pur- chasing Fram PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Colors,from the smallest Photo; - to the Largest Portrait Sizve; also, SILK OOBD and TASSELS, different sizes i Special attention paid to this Branch of our Bus- ness. " PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS Always in Store. On Sale,a few Choice PAINT- INGS and ENGRAVINGS. Thankful for the liberal patronage received,the attention of the Public is called tothe above Btock ax the most complete in the District, » large por tion of which has been ‘Manufactured epectally to Order; and with the weekly additions received, will make it all times such as is kept in a Well Begulated Establishment. Orders for Pay harging or Window Shades punctuaily and faith fully exeented, in City or Country. Any order not satisfecto: led, will be immediately cor- Feeted. and satisfaction cuaranteed; and goods (according to quality)sold at as Low Bates as they can be purchased in the District. TEBMS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR. J. MARERITER. No. 4 7th st: _je 90-3w* 8 doors above ‘Ga Fellows’ Hall. PUBLIC LAND saLEs IN WISCONSIN. SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENT’S PROCLA- MATION No. 710. DATED JUNE 14. 1866, 4t orcers public sales of ever five and @ quarter millior acres of vacant pablic lands vIS- CONSIN. as ‘follows: Tae cncoaes oy abe At the Land Office at LA OROSBE, on the 17th dey of StrTxmpxx next, the reserved sections in rts of Tewnships, in | the counties of Monroe, Jackson, Trempaleau, and A SASnERWoMAaN. WELL RECOMM ed, can find a place at Mr. GEO. PARK corner 4% and C sts. ay} WANTED We want to buy, rent. or hire, HOUSES in Washington.’ both large and smeall, foe Cry SE in the country, Tom e 'o sf each. ‘bles D. L, WELLS & 00., jy 31m cornér 10th and F sts, WANTED At PLOWMAN & COs House Begister Office, 3 Street, between 11th ad 12th streets. large *#mall HOUSES for per- apentand reliable tei ts je 26 13t* Wweanr Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies’ and Gents’ Clothing, or any articles of value, stB. FULTON & CO.’S, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th street, three doors north of avenue. N. B.— 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Cork: for sale cheap. ‘4 Ww ANTEP —S8EOOND HAND FURNITURBB Alse. MIRRORS. CARPETS, B hy 5 DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every one. B. BUCHLY, 6 7th street, Je 8- between G H. east side FOR SALE AND RENT. BuzPixe LOT FOR SALE—Lot 53 in Square 448. on N etreet north. between 6th and 7th west, 26 feet front by 105 feet 9 inches aeep. In- quire of WM. Q. FORCE, 478 10th st. jy 11-3t* HOUSE ON PA. AVENUE. containing 7 rooms, will be rented lew. inguire at No. Pi nue, south side Je 7-6t ILL FOR SALE, A 247 A SUPERIOR FLOURING MILL, JUST COM PLETED, AND IN PERFEOT RUNNING ORDER, AT ALEXANDRIA, VA., 15 HEBE- BY OF FERED FOR SALE. This Mill is finely situated, being built on the river front, on Pier 5, having the advantage of a heavy draught of water stits wharf. A branch of the Loudon and Hampshire railroad runs directly back of the buildin, If not sold at private sale by the I7th instant, it will be sold at public the highest bidder, on the premises, at 20 on that day. For information inquire on remines. or at the National Bank of the Me ropolis. Washington, D. 0. J. B. HUTCHINSON jy 6-dtd Assignee for Bowe Fo KENT—In the STAR O INGS. corner of Pennsylvant: street, ROOMS suitable for law, rea’ Sevatte Wustitge Sees e best in Was! i Btar Office. = evil FS RENT—Six UNFURNISHED ROOMS at No. 276 Pennsylvania avenue, between th and i2th sts. References required Je 19-tf | hs RENT—A new first-class BRIOK HOUSE, containing 8100ms, with water and ry Georgetown Heights, within two squares of Inquire of 0. B. JEWELL , Washington Fo RENT—At 467 13th street, between E and F, four UNFURNISHED ROOMS on second floor, or two FURNISHED ROOMS on the first floor. The location is immediately north of Pa. &v., and one of the best in the city, my 24-tf OB RENT—A fine FRAME STABLE for six horses, with carriage-honse and hay loft, rit- uated on Tem 9th and 10th sts, th and 10th. my 16 ly at 393 es GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS "[RACHERS FOB GEOBGETOWN SCHOOLS. Applications ( accompanied by proper, testimo- nials) to fill two vacancicr,one in the Primary and one in the Female Grammar Department of the Georgetown Public Schools, will be received by the undersigned antil the first Tuesday of August wert, —_ pee Beers of Guardians will proceed to fill said vacancies. WILLIAM L. DUNLOP, Secretary Board Guardians, iy 13-3t Georgetown Bchools, ‘HEAP DRY Sore AT MILLER’S al reet O., G street Je 20-12 ance street. bi STORE,101 Br wae qeeens . C.— We continue to receive large plies of Sammer Good: advanced are enabled to purcl uch lower than early full stock of Dress + Goods for Mens’ and Parasols, Fans, Palin Fans at 5cts., and Hosiery, Skirts, Bleached Muslins 15, 20. 25, 28. 31 cents. Brown Muslin to sell 15, 18, 20, 25 cents, Calicees 10, bg ed . 22 cts., Alpacas trom 25 cents to 81, Mosquito Nets, Not: withstanding domestic goods have advanced late- ly, we are selling them as low as ever. Call and examine our stock, and we will save your money, je 21-1m* BENJAMIN MILLE. DENTISTRY. aS ee ‘UM TEETH ON RUBBER PLATE, and re- pesineg ie — on Go piste. = each. ole set eight dol- lara, warranted, W. BARNES, ath street east, between A and B north, Capitol Hill. Ex- tracting without pain. + Cae je 1m* REMOVAL. Dz. LEWIE. DENTIST vies REMOVED from 242 ‘to 260 Penn. avenue, ten doors ve. (reat Discovery im Dentistry. Teeth Extvacted Without Pain, All per. i: sons pa es to extract, I would advise them OR SALE—A large OUBE, So. 617 Rene es ee OJOBN B. WARD, 10th st. iy —; 5 tat: Fone cieaage eed peop te tet Isth street. between N and O, juire at 333, ‘corner L and 16th sts, ay 3 3° Poe aia BOOMS: tarnicned or waterioben, 5 5 or ui x wins Taiet and ‘g0s, suitable for housekeeping. y 13. roe RENT Two ‘Deatly furnished BOOMB te communi: a eye or @ gentle- men and vil of dining room Aaa? ‘street, between Hand 1y ue iy 13-20" Kitchen, No 330 one block from Pa. aven' [OB RENT—A smell BRIOK HOUSE. No. 446 F? reet, neatly and completely farnished,con- tai six r A of the Farnitare for sale fnauire at Wood ‘ard, corner L and 1th ste, B JPOR RENT—To « small family, farnished or FB 'scoccrmiahedn of HOUSE, No. 375 13th AUCTION SALES. ___[Per other Auction Sates see fourth page.| ¥ JAB. 0. Mc@UIBE & O0., Auctioneers. SALE OF FURNITURE IN FRONT OF THE On SATURDA Non daly 14. <a be told. a. al ousehok: tea. Wi . 5 CO., Aucte. It B D. L. WELLS & 0O., Aucts and Real Es tate Brokers, N. W. . 10th and F ets, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE aT UCTH TURD. July 14, at 10 o°elock = shall eelt et No. so Maseac husetes ie nerth, between Iéth and 18th rh Furniture contained in said —Snite of Black Walnut Parier Fu ire in _ . Dining ant, other Tables, Chat 4 at is, Bureaus, irrors, . ‘nesel and Ingrai , Stal Carpet end ti ere be. Stoves, Ghina ‘are, a variety of ‘itchen ts D. L. WELES & 00,, Aucts,_ FRY JAS. ©. McGUIRE & Co., Auctioncers. OLD OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT von gumenag AGH oe cect m, ongne + July 17. at 120% , mises, 1 shall'sell the Leasehold of part ot Lot 225, fronting on the north side of avenue, near Willard s Hotel, the same being s perpetual lease, and pays sixty dol- + Dear I. No. 62 Ohio avenue, be- | lers per annum. CHARD GAY, Aamintetrator tween 13% and 1th, PLOWMAN & ov. 3O3.F yy isa BICRAED TAT duis ct '—That ndid RESIDENCE on E ALE OF ONE HUNDRED AORES TIMO- F fitter. No. Ma taeers from corner of | $9 THY GRASS 7th street west, near General Post Office. Also, a | Quartermaster General's large Carriage House and Stable in the rear of the — ro ‘particulars nS = +2 H street, ‘a at6o'clock p.m. qr ere: TOWLES, Agent. Fee, RENT—Three UNFURNISHED BOOMS, Hable for housekeeping, 256 = bet. o YHREE UNFURNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT —On 7th street. No 230, between M and N sts. Rented together or separate. iy 1 3t* OUSE, con- 4" — desirable H FB halue troome’ oa teh ete bet Mead 8 No. 337. Possession immediately. Rent $25 per remises fortwodays. jy 12-2t* {OB RENT—The large BBICK STALLE in rear ot dwelling corner of M and Madison sts, ‘Will do for any kind of a shop, Inquire of jy 12 5t* J PRATHER LACKSMITH SHOP, TOOLS. &c., FURSALE CHEAP.—Apply at No. 332 Massachusetts avenue, between ath and Hith Vas. dy 13-4t* DGERS. oR BENT new BSIOK HOUSE, 7 room - largelot of ground attached, two squares Tom sirect cars, om Capitol Hill. corner sth and south Astreet. Inquire J. BROWN’S, Restau nt. cor. 13th and Pa. av jy 12 6t* | ENT—A Bi rontaining about 20 acres, half of which is under cultivation. The property is situated on the Mariloro road, 8's miles from Navy Yard Bridge. Washington. For articulars inquire of Mrs. LUCINDA TRIM- B E, ov the premises. jy 12-6t™ FOE BENT Three story BRICK DWELLING a HOUSE. on H street, No. 220, between wth 2ist t contains eizht rooms, has gas and yard and coal house. Possession ely. Inquire on the premises, —A very elegantly FURNISHED of }2 rooms, near bLafayette Square, month, flac, one near our office. 11 Foomm, same price, witb rooms to let for offices an lot. D.L. WELLS & CO., jy 12-6t_ Corner 10th and F s ro RENT—A two-story FRAME HO cwntainty with good yar E, four rooms and summer kitchen, and wood shed; No. 593 Lstreet north, near 4th west. Will befor rent about the Vth instant. Bent $20 per month in advance. Inquire of F. B. LORD, Sr., corner of 5th street west and G north. sy 12. F RENT—STORE next to corner 20t and Penn'a ave. Also, STURE 457 3 Inquire 521 7th street. jy 11-3t* A ly furnished second story Foe RE By front RUOM Terms reasonable. Apply at 337 G street, between ith and J2th. | jy 11 3t™ FS SALF—The STOCK, GOOD WILL, FIXTURES, a Bar connected with « hot doing a good business, Wiillbe seld cheap a vate sale. Apply at the Star Office. Jy lie FS 8A LF—A good Brown and White BREAD AKERY, with small Frame House and ly toHENRY LAU, W: Land M. | BENT—A very desirabie FRONT ROOM or nd floor, neatly furnished, suitable for a couple of gentlemen. Inquire No. 377 13th street, near I. ay 11 3t* FOS, SALE The LEASE and FURNITURE ot 1 a Bearding House urant, containing rooms, parlor. dining kitchen, and bar oms all completely furnished and ready p siness. A bargain cai for be had if applied for pmediately D. L. WELLS & CO... ay 1) 6t* Corner 10th and F streets A cGbEAT, BABGAIN—7,500 square fect GBOt ND on 224 street north, with several Houres on the same, for enly $1.50. T. Apply to W.T. BARB, Eeq., Truster, G strect, ashington. Also, for rent.in @eorgetown. on 3d street. House, 6 rooms, Bent §15. Apply at No. 60 Prospect st. jy 11 3* he EY HOUSE FOR BENT—That neat FRAME HOUSE. on F street 440, bet, Sth and 6th ste. Th use has every convenience, gas amd water, two kitchens Location cannot be excelled. Rent = ber month, in advance. For formation inquire No. 431 6th st , bet. ts. ____ iy 1-6t* OR EXOHANGE, One 6 miles above Bockville; the other 3's. One consists of 275 acres, the other 250. Apply at No. 401 12th street, between I and K streets. ay 9 im* OB aaa LEASE, GOOD WILL and STOCK IN TRADE of oneof the oldest and best establiehed second-class hetels (completely furnished) 1n the city; has 2 chambers, together with parlors, office, rewling, dining and bar rooms: also, Kitchen, fine yard and stabling; is doing » business of $220 or $300 per month clear profit. Ill beaith of propetter the only reason for s+lling. Appi to D.L. WELLS & Auctioneers and Real Estate Brok Borthwest corner lth aad F sts. P.S. Rent $250 per month, Jy 9-6t Fe BENT—HOUSE No. 154 Pi 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. @and H. Jy 6-tf F424 FOR BALE. of 75 acres, or will be sold in sactee toes miles bert go of i city; a Boc ‘reek Cburch; improved by a © number : &e. th Tend is well buildings, orchards. lar ofa z roped rposes, being ‘or further particulars in- adapted te farming or «lin good condition. quire of HENBY & WALKER, Boom No. 10,cor- ner of 7th and F streets. jy 5-Im™ ye SALE—About twenty acres of very supe- rior LAND, under a high state of cultivation. Very superior garden land, and located just out- side the city limits, with » fine view of the Cap- itol, city, river, &c., and ® splendid site for a country residence. or cou! vided inte a num- ber of Weautiful lots for gardens or private rest- it will be sold entire or im lots to suit Address Box 78%, Post Office. purchasers. Jy &-2w* “OR SALE—The commodieus and extensive I House and GROUNDS located at the north- east corner of North Capitol and Boundary sts., lately the residence of Chas. G@. Uhiman. The pro- perty hase large brick dwelling and outhouses, We Will be sold at public .D. ©.. under the direction Capt Geo T. trown- seg. 4 Q. M.,on TUESDAY, July 17, 1855, at 10 o’cleck & m. ONE HUNDRED —— PRIME TIMOTHY hirty (20) days will be allowed te parchesers for the conceal of the crop from the premises. ‘Terms: Cash. in Government funds. By order of the Qearterea eke. Brevet Brigadier General. U 5 A.. iy 18- in chatge First Div.Q M.@ 0. T° FARMEES AND OTHBBS, if Quariermaster’s Depot of Washingt “sie Waskincon De Ce saiy 18 1s Will be sold at public auction. on SATURDA July 2i.at 12 m., under the direction of Brevet Brigsdier Geveral ©. H_ Tompkins. -U. A.,at the EASTERN BRANCH CORBALL, the following stock - -" ghteen (18) Mules. Two (2) yearling Balls ive (5) Horses, Pour (4) yearling Heifers, Two (2) Milch Cows. Nine (9) Work Oxen, One (1) fall etown Boll These animals will be sold singly to the highest bidder. Terms: Cash, in Government funds. Bre. Ma. Gon ent Sit oe tar - Maj. |. @D vhiet oartermas' . Depat of Washington” ¥ J. 0. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE ON THE ISLAND. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jaly 18th at 6 o'clock. on the premises, I shall, by virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber BM. T., No. 179, 150, @nd IS], one of the land records sell Lot No. 2). in Square inches on 13th street west, reets, (Tak. with a nche=, to & 39-foot alley, im- Dwellis = House, jo. Terms ie im six and Swakwe onthe : ° Seared on the roperty Conve) ancing at purchaser's expense proverSENJAMIN F. BRANNON, Trustee, ‘e Jc McGUIRE & 00 Aucts, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GUABDIAN SALE OF BEAL ESTATE By virtue «f decree of Orpbans’ Court of the District ef Columbi« confirmed by the Court of Chancery, on 6th day July, 1556, 1 will sell, on the premt the following described property. being the rty of Dennis Donn, (deceased) on TUESDAY, Sist day of July, 15%, at 5 och m., all those I sf a ted in the county © Columbia, being ps as “Whire H : to wit: Becinning for the eame at the end second following line, roy from « bound «| marked I 45. planted at the north end «! the lime, which disides the land of Mre. John Boker from the land of the late Henry Foxall. and standing in the nortbwest corner of said Foxall’s land, to-wit: North 23 deg. 15 min. weet, four perches, crossing the new free road, leading to the Little Fall's Bridge: north 10 deg 15 min. west, twelveand 20 10) perches, to stone No.1, now planted for the be ginning of the part hereby conveyed ov the east end of the Ridge Road. thence to include the piecr hereby to be conveyed, (1,) north 79dez 45 mio east, eight and 9-100 perches. to another stone, | No 2, thence north 10 deg. 15 min. west. eight ") perches. to stone No. 3. thence south 79 | 45 min. west. eight and 94/100 perches. to | e No.4. ted cn the east said Ridge Road, thence by in a straight line, to the beginning | by a two-story Frame Houre, j A deposit of $10 will be required at the time of sale. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of | t i 7 ; he Purse | OHN'B SDAMS, Grardian, GREEN & WILLIAMS, iy T-law&daSw Auctioners ¥ JAS. O. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, | TBUSTEE’S SALE OF LOT OF GROUND ON }| 15TH STREET, NEAR OHBSTNUT ST. On SATUBDAY AFTERNOON, July 2ist, at 6 o'clock, by virtue of « deed of trast, duly record- ed in Liber B. M. H.. No. 8, folios et seq.,one of the lang records of Washington. dto medi- rected, 1 shall sell all that part of lot 12 and 13. in Drary seul of square 209, described as follows: thatis tosay, beginning for the same sixty (60) feet from the southwest corner of said square, running thence north forty (40) feet to a ten (10) feet alley, thence west seventy-six (76) feet 6 in- ches, thence south ferty (40) feet, thence seventy six (76) feet 6 inches to the place of bexianing Also, Lots 14 and 15, in same sub., frouting, to gether, ninety fect on 15th street west, by a depth of ninety six (96) feet. T One third cash; residue in six and twelve weenie nang the property. Conveyancing at purchaser's eort. : HENRY H. TILLEY. Trustee. jy 10-ta JAS. @. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ¥ W.B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'’S SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIO AUCTION. ©n FRIDAY, the 20th day of July, at 5 o’cleck Ve m., I shall sell, om the premises, by virtue of a eed of trust from the subscriber to me, dated the 30th day of November, 1854, and duly recorded in one of our land records of Washington county, D. G., the meogeeragh yt property, viz: Lot No.5, in square south of Square No. 104, on E street, be- | tween 20th and Zist streets, 48 ieet front on E Street, by 140 feet deep, to an alley, containing near 6.800 feet of grow th asubstantial Frame Dwelling, containing 8 rooms, large, with brick basement. $1,200 cash; the balance in 6 and 12 Terms months ; balance secured by @ deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing, county and revenue Stamps at the cost of the purchaser. JAMES DONALDSON, Trustee, dy 10-10t W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on Penn. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets east, at Public Auction, On TUESDAY, the 17th inatant, at 635 o' dt | other, some « | the residence of AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B" @BEEN @ WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. EE'S8, F 4 TWO.STORY FRAME TOUT RADE 4am wots Maeed On PTORY SAL 2 - BLE AND NEW FRAME (oTTsem DWRE LING HOUSE AND LOT, on Massachusstte avenue between lith and 18th streets, souta side, tion ne ey B; eel age wx iz m. sell en the premises. «| ot Dwelling House and Let of Land, No. 36. trout ing 2 feet on Massachusetts avenue north, between lath amd Lith streets. and extending in depth 9 feet, improved by A room new Frame Oottage House, with cellar and ettic, Nice front yard neatly epeiesed | Terme: One half cash; bale ix and twelve Months. with interest. £100 t sal - pense. And stamps at purchaser s L. WELLS £00, veyanc | Title perfect. > iy Tats intel. j ¥ W. L. WALL & ©00., Auctionsers. ‘Original Horee and Carriage Baraat, 9© La. ay., between $th and 10th #te, | BALE OF BOBSES, CARRIAGES, BABNESS, CBC. Sta On SATUBDAY Mu “SING. July 14, at too%rx, we will sell. at the Baraar, » number of Sad ad Work Herses, (afull description at sine about— FIFTY BORSES Many good Work, Sad-le and Harness Horses ALS. A Bockav ay, Horse and Harness ALso, Five new Express Wagous, with and without Top, ‘ built in this city, ia ‘en Collec One One reshing Machine New and ‘ke Arso. Second hand Harness, Saddles, Oarriages, private sale Regul Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays Carriages and Harpens always on pri Ji W.L. WALL & 00 B Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acctioncers, AUCTION SALE OF THE WELL KNOWN WASHINGTUN DINING SALOON, in the es ntre Market, sitant-d between the two Mar ets On SATURDAY, the 1th instant, at 11 o'clock & m . onthe premises, the Geod Will, Cooking Utensils, Dining-room complete. with | everything to carry on the business. to be sold to the highest bidder for cash n sy 12-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Accts. pu SALE—On SATURDAY. July 34, at 12M., we will offer st public sale. apon th Premises. 8 band-ome BUILDING LOTS. from 6to | 2) acres, re=pectivels forming a portion of Hap Bone. ‘the residence of Br. Benj. Berry, on the i ington railr Sof amile 13 miles from Washington. the fige-t in the neighbor- led to country residences anding the country for miles © property is bounded by the railroad all the lots fronting on one or the both. The place i+ well set in eras«, n, adorned with two beautifal pike in high culti groves. and well watered b) two fine streams and —— my Se fi springs. Bc! is. churches and sto t Beltsville — JOHN GLENN & C® | Betate Brok ¥ NAGLE & OO., Auctioneers. Bales-rooms No. 295 Pennsylvania avenue. Nagle & -. wil give thstr pesnenal the sale of B-tate and th, at 93% o'clock, between oth + @ stock of vari: Green and Black Teas in Pear Starch; Ground ae! canned Meats and Fruits. C ustard in cans: ine Wines; bbis. Old Bye WI oy keve Bitters, &c. Also, a quantity ef Household Furpiture. © , ac. it NAGLE & 08. Aucts Ho™ AT AUCTION. Navy Yarn, Wasuincton, July 10, 1866. ‘Will be sold, on SATUBDAY next, the léth instant, at 12m , at the Washington Nevy Yard— ONE CARBYALL HORSE, Condemned as unfit for public use. erms By order of the Comet D street, between 2! amd Sd streets, and rani back of various widths 120 feet, more or improved by a two story frame Dwelling ‘erms: One third cash; balance in six and ve Months, with interest, secu on the property. as soon as the property is struck off. cing and stamps st the cost of the Wwe jy 10 THOS. DOWLING Aoct. ¥D.L. WELLS & Oo.. B Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, Northwest corner lth and F streets, TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON 20th street east and Bouth Carolinaavenue, Navy Yard, at Auction. On SATUBDAY. July lth inst., at 6 o'clock & ™ . we shall the premises, Lot having feet front on 10th street, running back about 120 rame house, with ‘@i00 to be paid down at sale. Conveyancing and cam | robaser's nee =o TE WELLS & 00.. (Tutel.} ‘Auctionesis. shall sell, on the premises, part Lot No.12, | gpy GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. to call at Dx. LEW1K’S office, and have them | and spacious cellars. Terms easy. ply on the uare No. 874. with t B — secretary, &c., was deferred until the meeting juffalo. taken out. Teeth inserted Eubber, Gold and toMrs. MINA UHLMANS to D, L, if ll-built rh two-st fr | 8TO ot the directors next week. The secretary's | ,Atthe Land Officeat LA CROSSE, omthesith | Silver Plates, In erder that all persons should NELLS '& ‘CO, Real Betate Brokers, nortieies house, “containing s roous, Pall conv niently ar | atCren ane Lor RS yt ody ‘yew report showed @ very prosperous condition, | 487 of SkrTEMBER next. seventeen parts of Town- | have Teeth. we have reduced. the price very low. | cerner loth and F sts. jy 8-tf | ranged for emall family. Jersey avenue and Ist street. ‘ the earnings uring the past six months being | —— oupties on Shove. Fs ST. OROI To be convinced cf the fact, call and see for your- | —— —— Terms: @ne-third cash; balance in 6and 12 On SATURDAY ee iust,, at ‘clock p. parecer burty juaicioas managsmet has | pgeih te coubeee oP Whee Rese ckd' | qihe;s6® Fom's Sronns; between 1th and ith | halal tie mater ipeivoment io Sieainienehe pepenigechtes Doom | ok see, Fre Bean roa fa f . . s . . a ee room; y z been made a successful and established insti- | €F0I%, | 14 ome at FALLS BT, ORDIX. og 8, R. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist. 490 B street, 710d" "GREEN'S WILLIAMS, Ancte, | FoumM, with bake-hous:, fine pared yard, fra =e. | the 224 day of OctosER next. rts of Town- aT ; AUCTION SALE Term thade kngwn on the day of sale. ——— i ‘end Pi . LOOMI8, M. D, = HOUSE No, 2 lvania y 12-38" "GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acts Frorrivas rmom ni Hower on Rervox. "hipaa ces at EAU CLAIBE oi the Ist betes 7 teen of the mrmmman | FE Re tents Winiieteii The Hees | L umzeny dive NoTIOe THAT ON TORS. | QtoWwaare x e sterday inet ane Ciarvos and day of OcronER next, ite Feeer ved sections ta ten A’ ET i, atte Personally is four story Bigh s0d coetnina 14 ms with Bar | DAY, the 17th of July, I shall offer for sale one ot | A enon To ~ ug! poem | mares a Pee rep oue tes of Clarke, Ohip- this city. pow Chickering & Son’s Pianos, under a bill ofsale OF DBY Goops, 5 3 is pews, Ean Claire and Dunn. wear these teeth who wear others, t Boarding House, . Sone nagar og Php alti thd ton Atib Land ‘Oftice at STEVE a ornr, | pm and no person can wear others who cannot weer oy the Treasury Departme: and ol from J, H. H. Boty to W. B. Shedd, to the high- At No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown. re "7 . and: 5 ings. yo wad uttenes hee eae _— eee rw ioe and parte of Townships in the counties teopa it deg pepe oe om 2100" T.a. McLAUGHLIN, est bidder fer cash, at the house of W. B. Shedd, SMOOT & BUBROUGHS past and jackets of a bluish tint and army | ‘atthe Land Office ot MENASHA.on the sth Bat to thove who are particular and wish the pe: | [OR RENT—The four-story PYELLING | Mo. 447 sthatrest,ot 2m. ig, | Will commence on MONDAY, July 16, at ton bs -~ hg TE Fc he i the of Ocrongs bext, sixty seven Townships and, ey arene gece testes Facet, perfect dentars HOUSE, No see ut tea a fag vlan ae ; . ce =, te close out, st auction, their entire o¥s8 and too! © pol quarters, | of Townshi 6 mty thet 5 Min near Ci Pood ‘ke " iy for W. B.S D. stock of ei Rhee fTamination of the clothing it was | 4 At the Land Ofice at BAYFIELD. on thesth | be more fully warranted. Pennsylvania ave., | being above ground, storia a five siicen Paneet ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucties = STAPLE AND FANOY DEY Goops, Scobasee hat ik cena fairer oon res “ope fownabipe and srovarved sections 2 between Sth and Ith ate, Alec; BOT Atch sireci, | Nonina fowedene Appiy st 1208 0 ciock p.m. B No. 526, cerner7ih and D streets, | which comprise « U assortment. adapted to them. The officers at once charged the boys | eecunties of Aahland, Le Pointe, Burnett and _— ee | iyo 00 Hot. rorthot eerie. | a FINETWO. STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK | ai ne with x : uglas. SS I SY TLE "Sea TomEemar SS ma) . ' : ‘ Fee with running away trom the Baltimore House At the Land Office at BAYFIELD, on the 19th ; = OUSE AND LOT. FRONTING ON SEW | The attention of the public ts in . of Retuge. pney’ denied it. and gave their day of Novewsr t, forty-nine townehips and Me aMeans SD STRING Boe ea POR DEBE farniched ned unterey hed Tet clase JERSEY One, BETW BES F AND G Shave having. been a considerable advance in ae a ee LT — tba 7 ttn eat aR TMOEMATS | REARAEE BORER BEN ROUSE Me Soo. | evs sory Owen SEs BOT che % o e mr ly feoved who and whet they aie, hop me fap Bieta HeaCrih street, one square soul of Fost Omer? | eo WHMAN & GREER, WED: 2 a St boys who were convicted in the Criminal | gp, Ce” ]isstoner of the General Land Offic, iano music also hed opxins, | 22! 18 Intelligencer Building. ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. Suagcs Ficherand Welie tor tank: PY | wore.—Under the regulations of the Depart. | Veterpsetven one, Viola by HB. HOPKIN! FOR ALE 1160 4CRES OF LAND in Ban- TRUSTER 'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND ‘oreot J J May & Go. and at Odeon Harp | ment. as heretofore and now existing. no payment | —~” — ovale. "Will Ne sold te tracts teens pare OTH STREETS They will Ye held at headquarters wntit an | cau bqmade for advertising proclamations except | J)UFFIELD S CRLEDRATED HAMS, ree oaality at te tise aoe ba HONDAY AFTERNOON. July 234. at 55 : suc 2 a — i For cppertuning offers to seud them back to their | publish by the Cotauiafoner of the General land | THE OLDEST AND BEST BRAND am tHE | Lathe: atte Ws eat Vi o'clock, om the premiere: we lal! aol: part of Lot proper quasers. re. Z J ESTABLISHED IN 1837 quire at the rooms of FO! wert corner of said lot, runming FR RE | call k's restauant, 209 Pe. avenue, the depth of the lot, 8 feet, : THE SUPREME COURT OF TH: Opinions of the Press : . | “ a rage tune atou—Dhe National Base Bail i bo a tg Sonumprn, THE Dis- Duffield was ath give Chduaeted 00 Wee- positively be sold. euderen eno of the improved by a pewly built two-story frauie house play the Annapolis Clubrof Aunapelis: Ma. | Jot@ph Anthony, compl’, Cin Gazelig ts 1 ineersably seed; mone bet. | See LAND st Hjata- | 27 ea GREEN & WILLTAMS, Avcts, | T2204 sind cash; residue in 6 and 1? and the game will come off in a few days om Jackron E. Qussenbery. deore.§ NTs Ho. oe. Capital in auality and flavor.—Lirgp00! Albion. Fone A 7 LAND ot Hastie | onthe, with inverest "secured em the property the ‘The Annapolis Club ‘complainant Fr ~Lyrerpoo : fait purchasers HANS’ ‘ancing A isa few one, but sh ws Couniderabie fonadoncs wind praying for the t sabsittution ot ‘y roneene Dumeld’s celebrated Hams have” ‘peom the ee paliding _ beantitally o** COUNTY IN gt yOisreicr ure AH Trusts. in challenging our champions defendant, who was favorites in the South for twenty-five years —N-w | 2°*nand » sice ae eee and eT ye jy 10-4 . MG ‘2 '00.. Ancts P ~ iD deed of trust Ann E.] by Peter jeans Picayune They have been awarced seven } To persons doing ness in Washington this pre: In the matter of the petition for sale of real estate of | 'Y J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioncers. ~ The duties of thin tu. mip the said Quecenbery besring date on premiums. including « medal from the Werld's | seuise ity of securing country seats Opphans of Ken 4 dpavell, deceased } +o. 2 00., S87, DMCS BALL — h dey of Ai 1860, it appe that r, 18M, and the United States Agricultural So- ‘@ convenient distance frem city endin a | 3 Williams. guardien to Orpnana afore- rt oF Mahl 5 stitation be resumed on . For rae duly ged ind Feturned nom a bea yy Oe for sale =o pret be eetane neighborsosd: ‘or first gene » Who preg authorized to execute a WELLIBG Bu’ au terms = ving a + A * ice once ree theretofore passed au iz- SLAND. cipal beckon 6 He ey, not a resident of the District of | N. B.—SMITH ODEMUS Sromays , KNEW & RICKEY Cassell. the former ‘virtne eipal. ; ire oct Gpdered on this 18th tay of Suues | im Baltimore. 0 tiercenjuat arrived. jell") cotf Boom Frutollgences Baive. | 28.4 at Ravine op te | peLyreee — a ty te. mtg bg cpa) tn the Rveniaa Star ENT—In the Star Office Building, ot the = . “UB BALE—Several large ™ onee a wi iT Bix wi Warn: ° FS heavy draught, Ther retina | Son. Gedeaers (0 eantne nat nator the wohl Sed pen treet | ane no fault; only for ino farther’ ase Lin of Nai low. Inquire of O, | sell —- They can be seem at No. 57 enor ow Ror tion ot Let ( i " of OB RENT— No. 331 ras) in the city of Wi ere ee aS Fetes ote SPs emetic Seams | sre ryan am : ~ t early ituated a 1 seafngton cl 4 ‘estate. Jes ‘pe gape dealer ip aod 2 | ee s-Lawéw pply 10.0, B, BAK RB, at the Sear Othes, 3080 if Tithe te for Second-hand Furniture ing T. corey 7 Cnet Poona ranig orcas BUTLOLAGS. cor- | on the 1th fasta A Bmp 7 . chores ye that said sale etand > 4 ice. Toten oo keeaticn ake m | arth day of Jul sag e ae t'o. BIBAREE at's | thercte'n or GENEE AL commie: x ea ‘Apply to 0. B. ry k a 6 ORLY ROT om woes | Reaping Rew Oxczans, be "= ’S HALL, (late Tom: weeks sapiens ute ofictncarion ers pha zeta, enagane | TO ES si, symptoms, ret iain Me . ‘iberss advances made on tate 4 purposes” J tee Feat: eamption, or cepa. Bet |, Bignments. my 18 tf t Y mac s ey _ Je25 lawSw* Y