Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1866, Page 3

“THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS AT ST. PE- Tex’s.— Yesterday afternoon, the annual di-- tribution of premiums at St. Peter's Sunday School (Capito! Hill) took place at the chureb, which was attended by many of the parents and friends of the pupils. The pupils assem- bied about 7 in the school building in the rear of church, and after forming in procession, numbering about 350 teachers, marched into the church, the colored scholars bringing uptherear. Here, after they had become seated in the body of the chureti, Rev. Father Boyle, the pastor, addressed them, complimenting them on their fine appearance and large numbers, and expressed his gratifica- tion that they who composed the nursery of the church were tbus early preparing to be- come the future congregation of the church. The distribution was immediately entered upon, Mr. V. E. King announcing the names of the recipients, each of whom, as their name ‘was called, advancing to the platform and re- ceiving their premium at the hands of Father Boyle, who had a pleasant word foreach. The Prizes consisted of tour gold crosses and over 150 books of religious or moral character. The following is the hst of awards: Female Department—Gold Cross—Alice Smith. Honorable mention—Augusta Meade, Sydney Van Reswick, Lizzie Ruey, Virginia Waters, Cora Hutchinson, Virginia Beers, Victoria Smith, Kate Shoghrue. Second Cross—Con- testants: Laura McKenna, Ella Hutchinson, Kate O'Neill, Mollie Oyster, Nellie Darr, Nel- Fk Mar: Liesl, stom Mary Riley. Lau- ra Callaghan, Mary Hughes, Maggie Hardy— drawn by Laura McKenna. Wer = First Division.—Exemplary Conduct—Au- gusta Meade, Sydney Van Reswick, Maggie Mitebell, Mary Howard, Lizzie Riley, Cora Hutchinson, Virginia Waters, Victoria Smith, Virginia Beers, Kate Shughrne. Recitation— Alice Smith, Kate Reilley, Mary O'Leary, An- nie Conway, Mary Hayre, Mary Hill, Laura McKenna, Mary Gates. Punctuality Mary McNau'z, Susie Rice, Mary Agnes Benvenito, Bettie Jones, Mollie Davis, Sallie Hardy, Kate Spilling. Second Division.—Recitation—Emma Spaul- ding, Mary Shughrue, Clementina Anderson, Emma Greenwell, Grace Hunt, Maggie Law- ler, Kate Doyle, Mary Pilkinton. Punctual- ity—Kate Pic, Geneva Connor, Johanna Her- olin, Kate O'Neill, Julia Corcoran, Mary Clarke. Good Condnet—Annie Hayre, Cecilia Chrismond, Venable Langley, Ella Hatehin- son, Mary Rose Riley, Amelia Moreno, Ida Ober, Mollie Oyster, Mary Foley. Ellen Pyles. Third Division.—Punctuality—Mary Hughes, Celia Richards, Laura Callaghan, Maggie O'Leary, Belle Oyster, Lavinia Arcadia, Ma- ry Sullivan, Ellen Sullivan, Media Davis, An- mie Mitchell. Good Conduct—Emma Mc- Nautz. Mary Oravel, Hannah Barrett,Oatharine O'Leary. Kate Mabler, Amelia Juneman, Mag. | gie Tucker, Lizzie Arnold. lmprovement— Nellie Darr, Harriet Clark, Lizzie Corcoran, Mary Langley, Lizzie Waisb, Maggie Hardy, Nellie Darcy, Bettie Heffron, Sophia Iseman, Ellen Bradiey, Julia Vermiilion, Mary Dunn, | Jane Craven, Lilhe Burns, Mary Marceron. | | apils and 30 Nellie Walsh, Annie Dunn, Annie Stack, Ret- ta Hutcbinson, Hannah Hennessey. | Male Department—Contestants for first prize, | Gold © ohn Tucker, Albert Mitchell, Jobn Mos ames T Harbin, Samuel Acton, Dennis Doyle—drawn by James T. Harbin. | Contestants for second prize, Gold Cross— George Kuorleine, Redmond Walsh, Foley, Wiilie Harb, Eugene Arnol Noones, Frank Pistori, Edward R iney— drawn by George Knorleine. First Division—General Excellence—. T. Harbin, James Bondran, John M ohn Tucker, Willie Stewart, Samuel Acton, Hume King. Kecitation—Albert Mitchell, Edward Rice, Dennis Doyle, Smith, Frank | Mitcbell. Joseph Wh David Porter. ecitation—George Knor- o Van Reswick, Wm. Pilkinton, Jas. | Joseph Luxeon, Redmond Walsh, ey. Frank Graham. Punctuali | hinson, Edward Fttzgibbons, Tho. | Connor, Frank Clarke, Frank Addison, Chas Carroll. Michael Brannan, Walter Walsh, Robert (jueen, Bayne Arnold. Good Conduct —francis Meade. Jobn Mullnall, Patrick Howlin, Charles Quigley, Willie Reynolds. Third Division—Punctuality—Willie Hart, Thomas Ryan, Robert Barrett, Dennis Calla ghan, Edward Clancy. Daniel McCarthy. Good Conduct—Frank Bornini, Thos. Pryor, Daniel Younghans, James Noenes, Frank Pistori. Improvement—Willie Stack, Fran. cis Huxey, Eugene Arnold, Johnny Foy, Patrick Noone. Edward Bright, Andrew Ma honey, Edward Rainey, Frank McNerhany, Jobn Dewey, Tim bewey, Edward Vermil- million, Fred Wilker, James Wilker, Henry Serra, Frank Pic. Several premiums were also awarded to the most meritorious of the colored pupils. During the distribution a number of appro- priate pieces were sung by the scholars in an excellent manner, and at the close Father Boyle again addressed the pupils, bidding them all to strive to win the prizes to be awarded at | the next distribution, after which he dismissed them. —_e—_—— RETIREMENT OF THE POSTMASTER GeEN- EEKAL.—When the fact of the resignation of | Governor Dennison became known through. | out the department, on Saturday, the clerks of | the Sixth Anditor’s office and theGeneral Post | Office called upon him about 3P.M. He re- | ceived them cordially, and exchanged greet- ings with many with whom he had been closely connected. He then pronounced his parting address, during the delivery of which j all exhibited evident sigas of regret at separa. Ung with one who, during bis official career, bad proved himself a generous friend and a kind officer. At the conclusion of his re- marks, Assistant Postmaster (sencral Randall responded on behalf of those present,‘saying: | “The occasion by which we have been brought together is one of profound sorrow to us all; and in parting with our beloved chief, we feel that we are not only fiosinga man for whom | we all entertain the highest respect, but that | wo are parting with a friend endeared to us by the purity of his life and by his uniform kind- ness and cordiality of manner.” ——_o—__ At His Otp Trabz.—Saturday night, offi- cer Mill, passing around his beat in the Firet | Ward, met a man carrying an article which he tried to conceal under his coat. The officer ar- rested the man and carried him to the station house and searched him, finding a large silver Ppiated .ce-pitcher. Sergt. Nurley carried the man and the pitcher to the headquarters, where the man was identified by the detec- tives as an old thief, and by Sergeant Skippon &s the man who stole his overcoat from the | station: by Sergeant Hurley, as the man who, | when arrested en a former occasion, played the deaf mute well enough togeta dismissal He | gave bis name as Henry Miller, and was turned over to the detectives. Yesterday, Mrs. M. J. | Harrover, who resides in Georgetown, went to | the station house there and described a pitcher whieh had been stolen from her house. It answ the description offthe one stolen, and | Sergt. Essex telegraphed the tact to the detec- tives. This morning Miller bad a hearing, Mrs. Harrover ittentified the pitcher, and Superin? tendent Richards sent Miller to jail for court. —_—e—_—— THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.—There was | Uite a large turnout yesterday afternoon at e temperance meeting held in the Capitol grounds, under the auspicies of the Metropoli- tan Temperance Union. Mr. J. L. Kidwell | presided, and after the meeting had been opened with peerers addresses were made by | ig. Gen. C. H. Howard, Prof. W. P. Drew. | Col. W. C. Dodge, F. M. Bradley, and Dr. T. | G. Clayton. A number of persons signed the ledge. ® The Washingtonians held their public meet- | ing at the Northern Market, where there was a large audience. Mr. John S. Hollingshead ided, and addresses were made by Messrs. ‘aminack, Sr., Oscar Alexander, Rey. Mr. Gonsaives, R. B. Milliken, and Prof. Drew. ‘These meetings generally bring a number into the cause, and & pleasant feature is that there is BO abuse. ——————— Tue Doc Wak Broun.—Persons ewning Valuable dogs having had ample notice from the Mayor that the law will be strictly en- forced against all animals running a iarge Without being muzzied, the police turned out ata very esrly hour this morning, armed with muskets and other deadly weapons, and from the often repeated reports of arms, fol- jowed by the yelping of wounded curs, we have reason to believe that the list of killed, wounded»and missing will be a large one. —_-___ THe Sanitax ‘The sanitary regulations are being strictly enforced by the police, un- der Sergeant Noonan. From the returns of the officers last week it would seem that som persons have Srrived in Washington lately ‘who do not care to comply with the law. The notices served during the week were 129, and the fines amounted to 847; a larger amount ComMITTED TO JAIL YOR Murrer.—Susan Jackson, the colored woman who was charged with the murder of ber infant, having saf. ficiently recovered to be removed from her bouse in the alley between Sth and 9th and Dp and E streets south, was sent to jail for court by Justice Handy yesterday. case was reported in the Ster of Saturday. Docs StactouTERED To-par.— The Ser. geants in eeveral lice precincts were all to Make a return of the dogs shot by their officers this morning. In the Second Ward, 14 dogs: Third Ward, Fuurth Ward. 21; Seventh ‘Ward, 22. Theother precincts have not been reported. Rap ow Frppiers Row.—Saturday night 19 compliance with an order from Supt. Rico. ards, issued upon the complaint of certain re<- idents of the Second Ward, south of Peunsyl- vyania avenue. Sergeant Tait and a detail of the officers of the 5th precinc’, made a descent upon four houses in a D street, be- tween 13th and 13%. The lowing parties Were arrested : Theodore Tenhaft, keeping diss orderly house, bail for court, #300. Thomas Taylor. do, $500. George Bowers. do, £300. —— Merwin, keeping bawdy house. $3). e fellowing ‘were arrested for disorderly gatherings: Ellen Boyd, Molly Johnson, Hat- tie Young, Fanny Wilson, Sarah Coe, Eliza- beth Farrington, were tined $5 each. E. B, Lendenworth, C. H. Pock. D. N. Eshelman, J.E. Williams, Wm. Kelly, Samuel Shater, Frederick Ichumer, Christian Kupman were fined $2each. Several other parties were ar- rested, but the evidence sent insufficient they were dismissed, Previous to the war. this Tow was occupied by respectable families, me- chanics and others, who chose that lovation, it being convenient to their work, and the dw lings sufficiently commodious and the rents Teasonabie. When the rush of lewd women, gamblers and thieves fromjthe North began to overrun the city, this row become an object for them, and in & very short time such of the respectable families as could get away left the Tow, and it became the abode of Mande Rob- erts and ber gang, and afterwards by parties far more degraded than her. The army hav- ing disbanded and the locality less profitab! than before, the neighbors are now endeayor- ing to reform the row, and if possible, restore it to its former good reputation. — SHOOTING AFFAIR.— Yesterday, officer Stinchcomb, of the First Ward, arrested Wm. E. Snowden, colored, for shooting Richard Minor, colored. Snowden was carried to the First Ward station-house, where he had a hearing pefore Justice Bates. It appeared in evidence that Snowden and another negro named Edward Taylor, were pitching cents on l4th, near M street, and a dispute arose about the ownership of acent. The dispute became so hot that Taylor gave Snowden the d—d lie. Snowden replied with an oath that he would shoot Taylor, and drew a pistol and fired at him. .The ball struck the rim of Taylor's hat and passed throngh, and struck Minor, who was standing by, the ball entering the back, just below the ribs, and apparently through into the stomach. A surgeon was called upon, but did not succeed in extracting the ball up to the time of trial. Justice Bates committed Snowcen to jail for further hearing After shooting Minor, Snowden ran, and was pur- sued. A German met him and attempted to trip him down, but, unfortunately, he failed, and his own leg was fractured by a fall. dl Granp LARCENY.—Emeline Harris, col.,was arrested yesterday by officer Kearny for the lar- ceny of a quantity of dress goods, the property of Abraham Walskey. A portion of the goods was recovered and identified, and the prisoner Was sent to jail for court by Justice Handy. paisa a ee at DtvipEND DECLARED.—The Freedmen’s Sa- vings Bank of this District on the last day of July declared a semi-annual dividend of two and a balf per cent. ——_-+0e- = CITY ITEMS. Sa MAKE A Goop Use of your monev by pur- chasing your clothing at Hennine’s One Price Store on the corner of Seventh streetand Mary- land avenue. ies A FINE CHANCE to get away from the swel- tering heat which oppresses p r-piring human ity in this ci'y, is afforded by the excursion of McKendree Sabbath School to Giymont to- morrow. The steamer leaves the wharfat foot of 7th street at 8 o‘clock a. m. se YounG Men’s CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, ) Washington eee July 14, 1566, A public meeting of the Young Men's Chris- tian Association will be held at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, cornerof Eleventh and H on Monday evening, July tth, at 5 to consider plans tor the purchase of » and erection of a Building providing Psriors, Reading and Library Rooms, Hall and Gymnasium for gentlemen and ladies The report of the commitrce will be received. and addresses will be made by Major-General O, O. Howard, Hon. W. L. Dodge and others. The association invite their friends, both gentlemen and ladies. The regular monthly meeting will be held at7¥y o'clock, at the same church. A. K. Browne. President. WHO WISH to purchase Summer ; we recommend to callon A. Straus, Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 11th streéts, ashe hasa large and fine assortment on hand, which he will sell at reduced prices. e03 oe Broncuitis.—From Mr. ©. H. Gardner, Principal of the Rutgers Female Institute, N. Y¥., May 14, 1558. “I have been afflicted with Bronchitis during the past winter, and found no relief untill found your Troches.” “Brown's Bronchial Troehes,” or Cough Lozenges. give al reliet in Coughs, Colds, and Throat iseases, and are for sale throughout the United States and most foreign countries. ieee STRaNGE, BUT TRUZ.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. av., between 43g and 6th streets, _——g—— es PEwntes can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. ——_s——_— Corns, Buniens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8a. m. to5 p. m.,and 6to8 p.m. MARRIED, ROFBE, McouLLouen. On the 4th of June, , by the Bev. Father J 8S. O'Neil, at the resi- dence of the bride’s moth Mr. FRANK D. OBME, of en tee city ANNIE McCULLOUGH. of Bloomi: ees DIED DENHAM On the 15th instant. at one o’clock. LAUBA ANN KATE, daughter of Thomas 8. and Laura B. Denham, aged 9 months ** The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away, blessed i# the name of the Lord.” The funeral will take place this afternoon at5 o’clock from their residence. 9th and G sts., Navy — The friends and relatives are invited to attend. POULTON. Ont! vening of the lith instant, BOSA MAY GARNBTT. aged 2 months and 5 days. only child of Dr. William E.and Lydia E. oulton. a A little sunbeam strayed from heaven, But ab ! too soon calied home.” ‘The funeral will take place to-morrow morning, the 17th instan’ 10 o'clock, from the residence of its grandfat Capt John Mills No. 504 P: — Belatives and friends are invited to at tend. af FLETCHER. On Sunda: long and painful tickne: ich the bore with Christian fortitude JESS! 1Z4 FLETCHER, aged 47 years, a native of England. a Her funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon at 4 o’cleck from the residence of her husband, Croton Fletcher, Capitol Hill. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. t MURBRBAY. Onthe afternoon of the 15th inst.. July 15th, after a ANN. beloved wife of Hugh Murrag,in the 4let year of her 5 ‘The funeral will take place on Twesday after- t 434 o'clock, from her late lence, c.r- her olla avenue end Mth st. The friends ofthe family are invited to attend. * CLEMENTS. On the 15th instant, at 8 o’cleck - m.. HENEY THOMAS, oldestson of B. H. and Teweiten Clements, aged thirteen years, eleven jaye. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are in- yited to attend his tuneral from their residenee, Ea H street, at 5 o’clock p. m., on Tuesday, t HORSES. suitable They are sold for img no farther use a, ay on en at No. 57 , Geory Green street, Georestow RILEY A. SHINN, iy 7-d2w “Union Bottling Depot.” GUILD, Corner of 12th and RB ib Peaieae bol hess SONS, e ice pa La hand Furnitare ~ je 29-Im* MOSES BATES T. OOFFEE .T. COFFEE ¥ H. COTTON PACTORS and vE MISSION [AN CEN AT Oe UmaVing otaube New Oxvzans. Strict attention given to the purchase oucee vances made ° of Merehangiee, iverat ed ene VE, @ novel; b; 5 ae by to by. Wilkie ators Shiai History of the Bebollions part tut OC to Bow's view. for June. se.” reson tas ey of Bistory, by Goldyie ome SL on. WANTS. na) bcs etecaesaeteael ee Stee a A ANTED-A G00 tute ths coun- W try. Acdrons P. No Bar Gtheee se is se WwW ANTED—Two OABPEN G street, between 1th 3718 9 ONE CHO. W. BROWN. A penmetreen CUatncat ent dk Tauaire at cul cy ants 3, C street, 2d door from Ist at ANTED—A W; WwW into the coustay tx aa Inguir at No. 311 Fratvost Lock Box17 P.O. * coo I ini ANTED—a iencea OOOK. Washi cprteet a sient Tath street and Mase averues so OPles ANTED—A SITUATION by « respectable family. Country preferred Call or the core 1th and D.489 that, © Call atthe corner, YOUNG GIRL WAN SITUATION; A doing chamberwork, = iA wilta to assist at any other kind of work. Can be well recom- mended. Call No. 218 New Jersey avenue, be- tween L and New York avenue. 1t* V ANTED—By the ict of August, BOARD for 8 centieman end wife, in @ private ft Confinement may be expected this fan’ Nene spay only where comfort may be had. Addr B.H.. Star office, BS. Inquire on ek 88 office, cor. Pa avenue and lith street. Those wishing help y kind can be supplied at the shortest no- _i¥ 16 St*7 W ANTED—A PARTNER in a legitimate by ing and selling business who has from $1,000 to $2,000 c: No at be ready Wednesday a.'m. Address J. A. b, Washington Post Office. Would assign Govern- mentclams now being §audited as security for an advacce from a silent partner, 1t* + WARTED—at the Intelligence and Oollecter’s Office, HOUSE SERVANTS. CUOOKS, WASH- ERS and IRONERS, HOSTLERS, PORTERS, FoBM BA , and others seeking employment, at Room No 13, third fioor Intelligencsr Build: ivg. corner 7th aud D sts. Those wanting good servants will please give usacail. Room No. 13 Intelligencer Building. dy 1s-2t* » ANTED — first-class COACHSMITH. Steady employment and good wages will be given. Apply at this offic dy 13-3t* ANTED—To borrow $600; a hich interest WwW pait and the best ih ort in the city given. Address CITIZEN, thrench Post Office. jy 13 3" WARSTED—The sum of $1 500. Will give as security real estate worth $5,000. For far- ther particulars adiress THOS.’ E. WAGGA- MAN/12= Perna. ave. ay 1h lw" V ANTEDP—By a respectable young weman, a SITUATION to do general housework. She can give good references, Please address a note to Box No. 35, Star Office, and the advertiser will call _ i a A WASHEB “OMAN, WELL RECOMMEND- ed, can find a place at Mr GEO. PARKER’S corner $s and C sts. iy Wot ANTED—We want to buy, rent or hire, HOUSES in Wasbington,’ both large and small. for cash. Also, FARMS worth from $1,000 to Sino each jy 3-Im in the conntry, WELLS & O0., corner i0th and i ED—At PLOWMAN & C€O.s Honse ister Office, 306 F street. between lth and 12th streets. large and mal! HOUSES for per- manent and reliable tenants Je 26 13t* W ANTEP — &00ND HAND FURNITURE Also. MIRRORS. OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUBEF URN ISHING ODE of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, je 8-tf between G and H. east side FOR SALE AND RENT. )URNISHED HOUSE FOR BENT— FRAME HOUSE. on F atreet. No. 5th and 6th ets. The house hasevery convenience, gas and water, twokitchens Location cannot be excelled. Rent $75 per month, in advance. For further information inquire No. 431 6th st , bet. F ana Gsts. - T%s, FARMS FO LE, OR EXCHANGE, in Montgomery Co.. Md One 6 miles above Rockville; the oth a. One consists of 275 acres. the other 280. Apply at No, 401 J2th street, between land K streets. Jy 9 Im* Fo BENT—A fi RDING HOUSE. corner 4% street and Pa avenue, No. 413. south side: contains 25 rooms; has @ fine cooking range, with bot and cold water Also, chanude- liers in the parlors Possession given immediate- ly Apply toJAMES EB. 1HOMPSUN. No 452 Penna. avenue, just opposite, Jy 9-e06t" Fe, BENT—HOUSE No. 154 Penn. avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, containing rooms, including bath room. Inquire at Ohina Store on the premises, or at 453 12th street Gand H. Jy 6-tf ILL FOR SALE. A SUPERIOR FLOURING MILL, JUST COM. PLETED, AND IN PEBFEOT RUNNING >| 40,ber. | Pe ‘4 RAME HOUSB, 6 rooms. sita- ed etrot, bawese ‘and are aye. \. iy P a BT —Nii * Fe BE. Nic@hree-story BBIOK, best or- neuveeus 37 @th otreet, ween, end F: |... ten : . ‘air terms, : z Da ‘16-3t* ‘OR SALE—A C} situ. Fos pe TOE STAND, Severabiy ita . rate ness. good chi fe it by ficulars address 8 Star Omce: ip eRe No.676 Hetrect. bereen sth and 6th. Toquire on the premises or ato. 6 43 st. iy 16 3t* Sere art ae ie an Que ly in! at No 567 B st Atend Sth. Inquir Premises, or at 4 street. 4 sae pe Ee bh OUSZ FOR REN—Oontaining te: Hees eet see Bear loth street. “P™ d Sy is St" Foe RENT—A BBIO, HOUSE containing nine rooms, with gas in eh; fine. healthy tocation and hydrant in yard. fect tenant reat low Apply to WILLIAM L&D, corner of Sth and G streets. jv 15 6t* 'URNISHED ROOMS, ping. Also, one fur- itlemen or gen- re there ere ipauire at 49 L street, Fok BENT Three U, suitable for ho nished BOO. Seman end wife, ine cere c . ween ot! and 10th» viet Fo SaLE CHSAP—BUER, part brick art frame, 6 rooms @ kitchen: stable house. and room corenient for p> ing, on 3d street east, betven Capitol sad ‘sock ae. No. 28. Appiyn the premises. J Hoevs= FOR BENT—Onstu street, between Q and B streets, containly § rooms. the corner of 0th and Q sts, Foe RENT—Two or thrennfarnished BOOMS with gas and water, suitdis for hou-+ekeeping, stat ad west, betwee and F north. ELa 3 and id with the addition of ing? roome and a % and M sts. 8 on of @ prise Portion contain ar i street. bet ‘Apply at No. 47},cor. of 14th and ye J¥ 14-20" OR SALE—G REAT BAR¢AINS—Two Brick HOUSES, rdoms cosh. Several smal! HOUSES, from $300 to $2.00) each ber of buildin, BOs comely. ocated on 7 paid for. we: 180 mph = propery which would be exchanged for a erm. s000 “MITCERLL & 89 Reai Estare Bro! jy 14-47 southeast corner Ps. ave, and 15th F ° RB BALE A BABE OHA The FURNITURE. LEASE.:c., of the Relay House, on the Baltimore and Ubb Baitroad,isnow offered at private sale. This ®@ rare chance for an enterprising man to makemoney F ticulars spply on the premisesor to R H. LAs- KEY, Attorney at-law, No 3 La. ave, Wash ington, D. 0, Satisfactory reson will be given for selling. jy 14 6t" | WELLING HOUSE FUB BENT on George. Way Heightse—A large oree story BRICK DWELLING, No. 139 Conress street, above West, with 11 rooms, besde pantry and bath reoms; range in Kitchen, wier pipes with Po tomac water, and gas pips and fixtures all through the bonse; a'so,a ige cistern in yard, with pump in kitchen; in fct, everything com plete and convenient, makinythis one of the most Gestiable residences in Gecgetown, For terms inguire of the sebeariver. « son, JU3. LIB Jr, No. Water st Georgetown. Jy 14-6t* JOrEPH LIBBEY. Fo SALE—A large FRMIE HOUSE, No. 617 H street. between sth ad 6th; 10 large rooms and wide passage: just put good repair. Apply to JOBN WAR Oth » aud can jy 13-3t" [OR BENT KA0USK. contaiving six at the door, on betweea N ad O, Inquire at 335 nd loth sts jy 13 R RENT—At 500 | street, between 2d and six ROOMS, fanished or unfurnished, er and gas, suibble for housekeeping. oa - FSE RENT—A smaliBBICK HOUSE. 446 L street, neatly anctompletety farnt-hed.con taining sixrooms. A prtio. of the Furniture for sale. Inquire at Wood@ard, corner L and 13th ats. 4 BRIC. rooms. with garden, ad pum: oth str: corner jy 13 3t iam Fook BENT—To it ge i No 62 Ohi nue. t Street, near 3 io avenne. be- twesn'13%; and Mth. PLOWMAN & CO.. 303'F at iy 133k" kL Iendid) RESIDENCE on E 444; 6 doors from corner of Also, a larze Carriage Howe and Stable in the rear of the — ro ees — “ 490 B street, north of Patent Ofice. at6o clock pm. Sy 1st OS aM BS TOWLES, Agent Fe, KENT—Tie large BRICK STABL hed or 378 13th street north. Tth street west. nea General Post Office ORDER, AT ALEXANDRIA, VA., In HERE- 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 atits wharf. A branch of the Loudon and Hampshire railroad rans direc back ef the building If notsold at private by the 17th instant, it will be sold at public sale the highest bidder, on the premises, at 2 o clock on that day. For information inquire on the So the Hasional Bank of the Me- tropolis. ington, . vies Bt0Ds 5B. HUTCHINSON, iy 6-dtd Assignee for Bowen, Bro. & Oo. FOR BENT Six UNFORNISHED ROOMS at No. 276 Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 12th sts. References required Je 19-tf Fo BENT—A new first-class BRICK HOUSE, containing 81ooms, with water and Georgetown Hetghts, within twosquares cars. Inquire of 0.B. JBWELL & CO wharf, Washington. RE: 67 18th street, between E and four UNFUBNISHED ROOMS on second floor, or two FURNISHED ROOMS on the first floor. The location is immediately north of Pa, av., and one of the best in the city, my 24-tf Fo RENT—A fine FRAME STABLE for six horses, with carriage-house and hay loft, rit- ted on Bra pens Alley, bet. 9th and 10th sts, street. bet. 9th apd lth. my 16 OR RENT—MARINI’S HALL, (late Temper- ance Hall,)on E street, between 9th and 10th, can be rented for festivals, fairs, meetings, or church purposes. For particulars inquire at tl . ie GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS wil ‘pop cee ee _— ee ido for any kid ofashop. Inquire of yet J PRATHER JRLACKSMITHSHOP, TOOLS. &c., FORSALE CHRAE.— Ai (44 red pl mea 3 ects. Soy Ta ite ent One Men ori: RODGERS, | Fo BENT—inew BRICK HOUS rooms; f large lot of sround otraned, two os rom street care, om Capito: ill. corne Ah sonth A street, Inquire J. BROWN'S, Restan- iv utaining about 200 ler cultivation. The Mariboro road, $s miles from iy Bridge. Washington. For rticulars incuire of Mrs. LUCINDA TBIM- BLE. or the premises. jy 12 68" TS LET—A very elegantly FURNISHED HOUSE of 12 rooms, near Lafeyette Syuare, at $180 per morth. iy 6, one open ome. u Frome. same price, with rooms to Ié for offices an: ; D.L. WE & Co., jy 12 6t Uorner 10th and F Fo SALE—The LEASE and FURNITUBE ot 8 Bearding Soure and Restaurant, containing 12 bed rooms, yarlor. dining kitchen, and bar reoms all completely furnished and ready for business. A bargain can be had if applied for immediately D. L. WELLS & CO., ay 11 6t* Corner Mth and F streets F4E" FUR SLE. ot 75 acres, or will be sold in smaller lots;3% miles north of the city; near Bock Creek Chweh; improved ai large number of buildings, orhards, &c. The land ts well aday te farming or on purposes, being all in good conditon. For further particulars in- quire of HENBY& WALKER, Boom No. 10,cor- ner of 7th and F treets. ly 5- property TP RACHERS FOR GEORGETOWN SCHOOLS. Applications «acco! nied by proper testimo- pials) to fi one in the Primary and Female Grammar Department of the rT Public Schools, will be received by the undersigned until the first Tuesday of August next. when the Board of Guardians will proceed to fill said vacancies. WILLIAM L. DUNLOP, Secretary Board Guardians. iy 13-3 Georgetown Schools, CBzAE DEY GOODS AT MILLER’S NEW STOBE,101 Brid, Georgetewn. D. C.— We continue to receive es of Snmmer Goods, and as the season to purchase ang sell them t uch lower than early in the seasen. We have a fall stock of Dress Goods. Housekeeping Goo is for Mens’ and Boys’ wear, Parasols, Fans, Palm Fans at 5cts., Gloves and Desiery, Skirts, Bleached Musling 124,16, 20. 25, 28. 31 cents. Brown Muslin to sell 15, 18, 20, 25 cents, Calicoes 10, 1233, 16, 19%¢. 2, 22 cts., Alpacas trom 35 cents.to $1, Morquito Nets. Not: ithstanding domestic goods have advanced 6 oo as low as ever. Call ir stock and Te NIAMIN MILL 486 MABERITER'S, 486 SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! cial = eras es : itely recei . and now open for inspection, the HANDSOMEST ‘ASSORT. ENT ever offered in Washington, embracing— OL Xctslaee anh Boe fact f the best ‘01 mestic ‘and LATEST STYLES, appro} ‘abrics. a1 . eraPate tor ARL@RS, HALLS. DINING BOOMS, CHAM- BERS, and LIBRABIES, emb:aciag Ne and Unique Designs of Bmbroidered for Drawing Rooms with appropriate Borders; also,a large and select Stock of medium and low priced Papers. WINDOW SHADES. New and beautiful terns, on Buff. Green, and the prevailing Colors. TAN, LAVENDER, and STONE GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and without Centers. Wind«w Shades of any required Size, Style, or Color. made to Order, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, The Largest assortment in the District. war- ranted to be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the Beet Manutacturers in the @euntr: her ae | WALNUT. imitation.) BOSE iD. and $s OVAL PIGTURE FRAMES, WALNCOT RACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. &c Persons having Photograpbe taken are request - ea tocall and examine our Assortment before pur- chasing Frames. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, toa corsiiead Pereogiane Ute Lape eet the smallest Photo; argest Portri Bive; also, SILK COD aud TASSELS, different sizes Special attention paid to this Branoh of our Bus- ” PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS | in Store, On Sale,» few Choice PA fNas and ENGRAVINGS” °” CBOce PAINT, tro recel’ oii eeeeee : aciuredepectally to. Nened Betablishaect, “OMe ae ow paraing or Winton ity or Oouniey.” ant not fatistectory Altea. will be ened : (eta cere eae ae Eee D LABOR, je0-3w* = S deers above: Kez SALE—Ahout tw acres of very supe- rior LAND, wder a hig! ite of cultivation. Very superior gaxden land, and located just on! side the city ae Tigo’ 9 ine view of the Ca a itol, city, ri jendid site for country residence: tvided ber of beantiful I dens or pi Tes! dences. to suit purchasers. Addwss Box 788, Post Office. iy 5. 2w* (OR SALE—Th) commodiens and ex HOUSE GROUNDS Ie: east corner of North Capitol lately the reridenc of C! @. Ui dwelling Apply on th perty has a large brick rms easy. UBLMAN: rto D. L. and spacious cellan. | Te: remises, to Mrs. RINA Wa Botate Brokers, northwass jy 3- LS & CO. cerner 10th and F sti, OR RENT—Thathsndsome 3 story and base- ment RESIDENCE, No. 266 F street north, ng all the modem improvements; hot and cold ‘Wires 280 Wniee wate he Opec 2 ire streé. nt le “yt JAMES TOWLES, Agent. Fo BRENT—In ‘AB OF FIOE BUILD- INGS, corner of ivania aveni street, ROOMS sui’ the best i sshingte ‘Apply 100 Btar Ufice. 7 : RENT—HOUSE . 223 Per ~ posite Vinge Hotel. with Bar room and fixtures complete, and is suitable for a Brot clans Boarding Hogeo. belug 4a pity of the Treasury Department amd other Pabilic Buildings. id T. A. MCLAUGHLIN. by 2 208! GHOUFE No 29, mputh ddeat Inline | . * a near City Hall Shaving'all the modern nsyivania House vente &e apes ments; @! . a y “ing abor affords @ fine office. Posses- Son ine tox aay Apply af Land ovtiock, . JAMES TOWL' jy 2-tf 490 H st., north of Patent Office. JLOR RENT-—We dave several firet cines HUUSES, furnished ard unfurnished. for rent ty thecity and Ge : town. , Also, TRNEMENTS offour rooms, In lard, *NMAN & GREEN, RG Intelligencer Bulldog. ACRES OF LAND in Ran- 8. old : .. For fer to e B, atham, C. Sao West Virginia and W.D. Wallach, editor For in: Ghia Oa Nene M __HOMAS H. FORD. Ay cligibly situated BESIDENOE Woinand@ strests It isa substantial tw. jon be \o : home, with groand attached. For terme end vt Ho 40 iy 10-eolm 305 F st. rend sts. my 14-codm™ TS, LET-FUBNISHED BOO! story, 5 York cP tecatiognortn andsouth. 393 ey ai ere Pane pinot 2 et Guitiatesa Apply to OC. STAR PULL DIROe a . AUCTION SALES. Sa al tinasontaaian ae [For other Awotion Gules see fowrth page.) BBX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avetionsors. EDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF 4 the Goverument Bulidings. Neell the lot upon which the wrGtere case the Warehouses wands, being Lot No. 3. in eq » 121, bavi. oft feet inbes on F stroct s between lvth known at sale. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ry I4MS, Auctionsers. LOT, ON 22p 8T, Hand I streets, First Ward, at Public Auction On FRIDAY, the 20th instant, at £% o'clock p. m., we shail sell. on the premi+es, Lot No being subdivi-ion of Lot No. 15. im Square No. 79, having ® five front and de) Terms: haifcash; balance 6 and 12 months. for notes bearing interest aud secure’ by a deed of trost on the premises. All conveyancing and rev- erne stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $30 jon id. OF ee GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancte, iy of the cirenit ae B* JAMES 0. McGUIBE & Vo., Auctioneers. FIBST-CLASS FBAME HOUSE AT AUCTION, On THEBSDAY AFTERNOON, Jaly t9th, at 5 o'clock, onthe premises we shall sell part of Lot §. Square 518, fremti: g 28 feet Linch on the south tide of H street north. near the corner of ath street went. ropning back 9 feet toa 10 feat alley. im- proved by @ first-class *rame Dwelling house containing 10 rooms, has recen ly been put in thorough repair, »! acant rms: One-third cash; resi im 6 and 12 Month-, with interest, secured the property Conveyancing at purchaser's cost : J.C, McGUIRE & 00., iy 16-4 (intel) ctloneers. B* W.L. WALL & ©O., Anotioncers. TRUSTER’S SALE Under the anthority of a decr court of Baltimore city, ecute and ry out the p Godfrey Me;er. deceased. the und ne will offer at public sale atthe premises in Wash ington City, D © , onthe 3d day of August, 1863, et 6o'clock, P.M Lot Ne 2, in equare No. 23, on North H street, between %th ano 2th streets weet Lot No 12. in square No. 23, on 2ith street. be twern H street and Rock creek. Title god, terme cash on the day of tale. S-edeed from Jane Glo- verto Goofrey Meyer, July 9. 1882, liber W. B. No. #. folio 98, &c GEORGE MEYER. Trustee. JY WW eokds _L_ WALL. & CO , Aucts. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, By virtue of a deed of trast from Wm Gaodridge and wite to me. dated the 18th November, Is4_ and duly oes io Liter N © T.,No 49. fol 3%, et premi: on PRIVAY. the :7th July o'clock p_m., all that part of Lot No 2 t i vision of Syuare No. 19 tained within the fol- lowing metes acd boun Beginning for tne ame at the southeast co: feaid lo aud rue ning thence west 197 feet, thence north 22 feet 7 in ches thence east 103 feet. thence south 5 feet the nce eset 94 feet to the line of lsth st , amd thence south te the place of beginuing li #e]] at pubdlic anction. in fro-t uf the | 3 Thee propery is situated on 15th street west, be- | and M streets north Terms of tale: One half cash; and the balance at nine months. secured by # deed of trast. All con veyancing and stamps st the cost of the purcha. “°F WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY. Troster GREEN & WILLIAMS, jy 16-004 &ds acini Auct oneers_ Y NAGLE & 00., Auctioneers. Sales-roome No. 295 Pennsylvania avenue egle & Co. will give their persona! attention to the sale of Real B tate and Honsehold Furnitureat the residence of smilies declining housekeeping Also, te the se.es of stocks ef Groceries and Mer chandice of every description, Horses, Osrriages, Harness. dec 1-ly Coemaa HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN LYING IN ASYLEM, Mth street, ( Circle.) corner of M street, This Institution is situated in the most healthy pertien of the District. surreunded by its ewn grounds. Cars pase thedour every 6 minutes Terms ef Admis-ion : from $6 to $10 per week in accordance with the room required, payable ir advence. This includes Board, M and Surgical Atiendance. _MEDIGAL STAFF, SURGEON IN OCBHAKGB. J. H. THOMPSUa, M . 184 I street, between 2th and Zist streets. G PHYSICIANS AND sUKGEONS RNES.M D. Surgeon Gen'l 0.8. a : D. Georgetown. ~M. D., F stroet_ Washington A ETT, M D . New York avenue. Ww. VHWSTON. M. D., Washington. GBAFTON TYLER, M. D., Georgetown. Applications for admission can be made te any of the Medical Staff or to the Matron et the Hospital, Orders for admission to the Free beds of this In- stitution can be obtained of the Rev H. Bani, Bector of the Epiphany Oburch; of the Rev A. D. Gi. LETTe. Pastor of the ist Baptist of the Surgeon in Charge at his residence. Orders for the admission of the Wives or Widows of Sel — of a U i} yw be procured through the jurgeon Geners!,U 8. A. my 16-3m C. H. HALL, D. D., Secretary, 4380, 480 ee AMEBIOAN CHBONOMBTER, Dealer in Onrouemeters bit Wate Repaired and Warranted. de 23-6m* CASES SUPERIO&K HOUK WIN ) I 500 folecineral Engee Drance, wr: Ae ESHEKIMER, SH EB. ‘ ; f in quantities to sult pur- * w . Sampl es of the wine can be seen at the “Union pees Depot,’’ No. 57 Green street, George- i Ng RILEY A. SHINN. eis Ste ee Ly By tt UNFIELD 8 CELEBRATED HAMS, THE OLDEST AND BEST BRAND IX THE C3 A ESTABLISHED IN 1837. Opinions of the Press: Duffield was the first to give character to Wes- tern Hama; his cure is invariably good; mone bet- ter.—Cim. Gazette 4 Capital in quality and flavor.—Lirerpool Albion. Food fer an Emperor —Lirerpoo! Mercury. Dumeld’s celebrated Hams have been the favorites in the South for twenty-five years —New cans Picayune. They have been awarced seven premiums and the United Fair, xa, ~ 1857 rade by Seat) BLES DUFFIELD. Chicago, Illineis. N.B.—SMITH & NICODEMUS aremy agents in Baltimore. 50 tierces just arrived. je?2-Im™ BPHANS’ COURT FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT uF A * Bice deny ae Seay veut ow In the matter of the petitron for sale of real estate Orphans of John A, Cassell, deceased. James E Williams. guardian to Orpoans afore- seid, who was authorized to execute the unexec ted part ef adecree theretofore passed. authoriz- ing Alfred ©. Caseell. the former guardian, to sell certsin real estate of said wards, having on the 2th day of June. A. D.. 1366. rere the sale. on the 2st day of May. A D. 1366, of all the right, title andestate of Washington F J’ and William af Oas- sell, Orphans as aforesaid, in and tothe unsold Portien of Lot numbered two (2) in {4s tn toe city of Washington. to (463) in thecity as) nD, to Jno. HD. rds for the sum ef $2,805 Cheng ee ae wee roportion of said wards that the purchaser has com. order cer ot Baty tryed Star once a week for weeks before asia €37- way. PURCELL, of the = ‘Seat: Zz NS. jo25 lawse* 2 of Wills. yy 1 COURT F* 7 SreP es Omer OS Joseph Anthony, compl’t. HE i c He iL i is E eh He arch. and | | fromting | prenives the follow! Columbia being part of an ort io: 428 PaE Hf id i TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT AT : ORNER OF E. 10TH STREETS On MONDAY AFTERNOON. July 234, at o'clock op the premirce Neetl, part 1, in Byuare 94). beginning for the same 19 feet from southwert corner of seid lot, running thence wr st 1) feet. by the depth of the bi foot, improved by awewl) built two-story frame house of 4 roome Terms: One-third cash; residwe in 6 and a2 months. with Hone secured en the property Conveyancing at purchaser's © Sree wt OAS COLEMAN, Trastes. iy 0-4 J y co ij B* THOMAS DOWLI AND LOT In « Crion. On WE 1 willeet’, iv front of the pr No. h4,in Thretheld's additios = 23 feet Sinches more or less. on Lingan ven 2d Sud 3d strects, and ranar dthe 120 feet more or less, thire cash, by and twelve ith interest, secured by adeed of trust A deposit of @5¢ will be required ®* soon as the property is struce off Conveyan- cibg and stamps at the cost of the purchaser A HYDE. iy THOS DOWLING Au ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. GUABDIAN SALE OF BEAL EsTaTB By virtue of decree of Orpnans’ Court of the District ef Columbia confirmed by the Uourt of Chancery, on (th day July, 1556, 1 will cell, on the described property. being the property of Dennis Donn, (deceased,) om TUESDAY. Sist day of July, 1si0, at 5 m , all thone ieces aud parcel of | ted in the county of Washingtow, in the “Terms Whie Haven” aod boan . to wit: Recinning for the same at the end of the second following lire, ran from a bewnd st » markeo 1 T. planted at the north end of the lime, which divides the land of Mre_ Joby Baker trom the lend of the late Benry Foxall, and steuding ta north west corn eaid Foxall' to wit 5 four perches, or the new ad, leading to the Little Fal Bridge: n« 215 miu west, twelveand | 10 perches. * ¢ No 1. pow plauted for the be- | ginning of the part hereby conveyed on the east edicines, Medicai | coated Poy i place of beginning i ; i end of the Biage Roaé, thence to include the phece hereby to he conveyer 1) north 79 deg 45 min east. eight and 91-100 perches. to another stone, ho 2, thence north 10 deg 15 min west, eight and 91 100 perches. to stone No, 3. thence south 79 deg. 45 min. west. eight and 91100 perches. to stone No 4 pla ch the east line of the afo-e said Ridge Road, ther ce by and with the enid ree? ip astraight line, to the beginning, containing 1 the eame more or less, and improved ay Frame Boue posit of $10 will pe required at the time of al conveyance ive ont stamps et the cost of the purchaser ‘erms cash. 2 JOHN B_ADAMS, Guardian GBEEN & WILLIAMS, iy 7-law&de3w Auctioners Y¥ JAS. C. McGUIBRE & Oo., Auctioneers. LEASEHOLD OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE On TUESDAY, July 17. at io clock m., on the Premises, | shail sell the Leasehold of pari ot Lot 3. ip Sutare 225, fronting on the north side of Pepusy!vania avenue, near Willard 's Hotel, the fame veing a perpetual lease, and pays sixty dol- lars per annum BICH wid J.0. st ©O., Aucts. ¥ JAS. OC. McGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF LOT OF GROUND on 16TH STREKT, NEAB OBBSTNOT ST OnSaTUBDAY AFTERN 6 o'clock, by virtue of \eed ed in Liver B. MB. of the lana records of W: et seq..one at- bingt rected, Lsball sel) all that part ey sub of square 209, described as follo thet is to say. beginni: feet from the southwest corner of ssid square, running thence north forty (40) feet to # ten (10) feer alley. then hes, thener ty Also, Lots 14 and 15, in same eub., fronting. to- gether. ninety feet on 15th street weet, by « of ninety -six (96) feet. Terms: Ope third cash, residue in sixand twelve Months, secured on the property. Conveyancing | gt purchaser's eort RY H. TILLEY, Trustes, jy0-ts Jae O McOUIEE BOO. hace: B* W.B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. TERUSTER'S SALE OF A VALUABLE AND LUT AT PUB! @n FRIDAY, the a0th day of July, at .™., 1 shall sell, om the premises, ved of trust from the subscriber to me, 30th day of November, 1864, and duly recorded im one of our land records of Washington C., the following piece of property, viz: in square south of Square No. 104, on BE tween 20th and ist streets, 48 teet front on B street. by 140 feet 5 near 6.800 feet of ground, with a substanti: Pereiling, containing 8 rooms, large, with bri were Terms: $1.200 cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months; balance secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing. county and revenue Sn DE Ne ee DORAL DKON, tone . . iy 10-10t W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NEARLY NEW TWO STORY FRAME HO} AND LOT on ay between 6th streets east, at Public Auctio On TUESDAY, the 17 ¢ eball sell, on the in Bquare No. atory ing of « well-built nearly new tw. frame b I } all conveniently ar- jambly house, contetni ranged for a smal Terms: @ne-third cash ; months. for notes bearing interest deed of trust on the premises, All and revenue stamps at the cost of down wi iy W-d & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ai Wo. 526, corner th ent D streets, A FINE TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRIOK SERSEY “AVES E, BETWEI BTBEETS NOHTH" B: iN SE Ne 298 AT PUBLIG AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY o'clock p. m., we shall bcccatenbogeaeenente of cHeTit Ae i