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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
RY JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

III JAS, e. MCGUIhE q GU, Auctloneers.
VALUABLE rNIMpRovED PROPERTY AT
AND TWELFTH STREET WEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON; July LIST, at Ga
ofSquare No SO, ION the Island J subdivided into
good Building Lots fronting respectively on llth
and 18th streets west and Maryland avenue, all
This Comprises some of the choicest building
sites in that section of the city, and the sale is
worthy the attention of persons who wish fine
building sites.
Title indisputahle .-.
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by
deed of trust on the premises. .... = =
An convey ances and stamps at the cost OF the
purchaser. =. =. -
A payment of $40 on each lot will be required at
the fine of sale. -
je sd J. C. MCGUIRE L co ,Aucts
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.
Pr ]. G. Moe UIRB 4 co., Auction.ers.

Rf ]. g. MoG uIRB l. co., Auctionsers.
VALCABLELEAsEHoLp BUILDINGS, srooK,
Ake TOOLS AT PCBLTC SALE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON June a IT 81 s,eRt
% the premises, We shall sell, the Lease lvhieS
has four years TO run together with the prsvs-
ments. consisting of Brick Building with StRhlas
IN the rear, used ~ horse hoeins tablishmaat
with the Stock and Toos No 34O STRAIT ss
tween Twelfth and thirteenth streets The N al,
building on e street 10 n feet sinches nv as Fnat
the let % feet by IS feet inches. The preuissS
front in full view of Penusy lvania avenue and are
desirable for ANY manufacturing business Az an
nsy estment it will pay we'll. $40 per month being
fneIeo Tor 1t on Lease; but as the owner 10 about
''fssve the city be prefers to sell.
1e "a 10. MCGUIRE co., Austs,
Sf thAENS WILLIAMS. Auctieaeers.
AUCTION, sALs OF HOUSEHOLD ruRyr.
ISn sT TH fSIShtNT, EErwEKN l3rH AHD
t%sNTEE ssUfH SIDE or PkNNA.
On MONDAY sI the ss.s, o...u., =. 10 clock {. n
VII shall sell e. sns Iss,ds.ns ssntisman de-
Sofas. CT airs, Tables. and Pl>r GtassA.
Book Case. Wardrobes Dressins Rnrssn
Bedsteads. Wash Stands and ornsnants
NJ actresses and other Bedding.
Carpet Crockery and Glass Ware.
Cook, Air Tight and other Stoves
a lot Kitchen requisites and many other articles
TOO numerous to epumerat
le GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta
The house is for rent on moderate terms Pos
session given immediately. Inquire on the prem
Uses. ~. MI. q W.
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l. together separately Rent moderate to good
tenants Apply to 1870 Pa avenue, between 10Th
10 ot+
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E0R RENT-A small HOUSE, partly furnished
on SIN street east, near the Navy Yard. To q
the heslthiest locations in the city. Address *
u city Post Office lie q 1t
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PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINATIoNs-The writ
tan examinations of the intermediate Schools
took place yesterday. One school was exam
lped orally, viz Primary No. |, Third District,
under control of Miss Josephine 5. Bird, and
which was examined by DIR Walsh. There
was 81 pupils male and femalel present, there
being 90 on the roll. This school is held in the
basement OF New Jerusalem Church, North
Capitol street, between B and q; and in the
same room Miss Addie Thompson's school,
Secondary No. 5, Third District, is held. The
room is usually dark, and in wet weather very
damp. We have heretofore spoken Of the I'M
fitness OF this locality for school room; bat
as a school Of this grade is absolutely needed
In this section, and as different room for
school purposes is not to be obtained at present,
the trustees are constrained to content them
selves with 1t for wear more at least. The
examination yesterday was very good and all
of the pupils conducted themselves, so far as
oroer was concerned in manner creditable,
not only to the teacher, bnt TO their own sense
OF decorum. The school displayed good pro-
fciency in all the classes, but the second and
third classes appeared TO be better posted, so
Jar as they had gone, than did the first class;
and IL must have been evident TO all that the
female pupils were more ready in answering
questions than were the males. Miss Bird is
u careful, thorough teacher, as was shown by
the readiness with which the pupils were able
to give reasons, the why and wherefore, for all
answers made. Miss Bird is Washingto-
MAN, was educated here, and has had over
three years experience in teaching. The sub
board controlling her district are fully salts
fled with her.
On Monday next the following schools Will
be examined, viz:
First District-Primary No. /, Miss Red
mond teacher, by Mr.. Brown; No. 2, Miss Ro-
birson teacher. by Mr. Wilson
Second District-Primary No. i, Miss Morse
teacher, by Mr.. Rhees No ?, Miss Flenner
teacher, by Mr.. Miller; No. 3, Miss Rodier
teacher, by Mr.. Wight.
Third Dstrict-Primary No. 2, Miss Hill
teacher, by DIR. Walsh; No. 8, Miss Awkward
teacher, by Mr.. Ferguson; No. 4, Miss Wheat
ley teacher, by DIR. Davis; No. 5, Miss E. A.
Allen teacher, by Mr. Tustin.
Fourth District-Primary No. l, Miss J. A.
Lee teacher, by Mr.. Murtagh No. 3, Miss A.
Il. Adams teacher. by Mr.. Holmead; No. 4,
Miss Van Horn teacher, by Mr. Ellis.
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RY WIN. B. LEWIS CO.. Auctionsers.

Books, q ATToGRAPHs. ENeRAvINHaIsl
PAINTINGS. &e..&o. AT AUCTION. '''
WEDNEGsDAY EVENING. June Is, At ~ o'elI,
ington, we shall sell, all of Mr. Hunters stock Of
Rare and Valuable Books, Magazines. Law State
Annual e6ates Of Congress, Dictionaries. MisceI.
laneous, Religious &C., with Coins. Curiosities.
Autographs, Rare Plaster Busts, Painting. amoug
reseio. Also, Secretaries, Book Cases, Shelving.
Sales will be continued TUESDAY and WED
NbSDAY EVENINGS, until all are sold, q the
ROOMS must be vacated at an early day
Catalogues of 900 lots ready three days before
each sale. Books can be seen al any time.
je9-tf tChron.l W. B. LEWIS CO., Aucts
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RYJ.O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers,

pWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH ST
WEST BETWEEN OAND P STREETS NORTH ,
On CESpAY AFTERNOON. June o. at s o'clk !,
on the premises, by virtue nf deed of trust dsted
September 23d, 1861, and duly recorded in Liber
G. T. No and fohos l, ct seq., and of the Land
Lot No. g in Orittenden's sub division of Square
S98, fronting 10 feet Ninth street west between
and streets north running back 81 feet inch s
to 3 public alley and improved by three story
Brick Dwelling House containing two basement
rooms, saloon parlor, wide hall. and three cham
beers with Loodshed, &C., in the rear.
Terms cash.
THOMAS =, BURR, Trustee
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NOTICE-Furnished and unfurnshed ROOMS
l " for rent at No. 81 Pennsy lvania avenue, bet
l7fh and 18th streets. Also, Fashionable DRESS
NAMING to order ie 24-3t*
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A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, FOR TWO
n single gentlemen. Inquire First Ward Bowl.
ing Saloon. street, between 21st and I'D streets
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ITO RENT-Two fine ROOMS. communicating OF
4 separate. on second floor, to gentlemen. Those
desiring something superior to prevailing styIe
here, new furniture, spring beds perfect neatness
call at a63 9th st. south City cars near
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ITO RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE well
furnished Rent moderate For particulars
inquire at Barber Shop, 574 Seventh street,
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TOR sALE.-The stock fixtures aud lease ofa
II neat little RESTAURANT AND ICE CREAM
SALOON, loca ted in business thoroughfare, will
be sold great bargain in consequence fill health
OF the owner. MITJHELL & SON
Real Estate Brokers'
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E'0R RENT-several ROOMS in No; 8. 41a st.
the modern Improvements. The lower part of the
house, together with the rear building, will be
rented separately. This part will afford annie
facilities for accommodating forty table boarders
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES SALE or NINE BUILDING Iors
On IST STREET VEST AT THE CORNER or
On %EDNEsDAY AFTERNOON. July nth. q.
63a O'Clock on the premises, by virtue Of deed OF
trnst dated May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in
Libel ]. A 8. No. lS3. fOlios y ct seq, shall
,ell all Of Lot No in Square No. 63S, fronting 40
feet on First street west at the corner of south
lots l5X60 and one Lot 20x8O.
Terms cash.
Conyeyances At the cost of the purchaser.
cash payment of $40 each lot will be req uired
at the time of sale.
1e 22-d ]. G. HsG UIRE & 90 Ancts
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WANTS..

WANTED-A good IRoNER. Apply at the lb-
w bitt House: je 2a-3t
WANTED-A good CAKE BAKER, and MAN
w to make Ice Cream. at 43S E street, near
9TH. je q 81"
BOARDING WANTED-Ina respectable private
~ family by . Young Man. boarding house
keepers need not answer. Address W. Y. v, Post
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EHGIkE AND B0ILERin ord r, and a. IA, a
IL irmediately, viii Be sold low III apelisA Sos
soon. APplyat DuvaS foundry, Georsstovn, p.
y. ~ -ss -srh IL Este
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COO BONUS will be given for possession O a
sy ~ small UNFURNISHED RESIDENCE. in
any respectable section of this city or George
town
TEN DOLLARS REWARD will be given for any
Information that will secure the object. Please
address Box 357 Washington Post Office
10
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers

KI EKBEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
FINE BUILDING LOT ON N STREET. BE-
tMGEHN nth AND 18TH STREETS. AT
On MONDAY, the 9th inst, at 81 O'Clock o. m ~,
We shall sell in front of the premises part Of Lots
3and I, in subdivision of Square Ne 3I3 fronting
i feet inches on street, running back 100 feet
Terms: half cash. balance six and twAlv We months
secured by deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purch aser. ~ Ae 'o''
je24.d GREEN WILLIAMS Anc.s
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rANAL BOATS WANTED-The Navy Depart
~ ment is DESTROYS of purchasing a number of
ordinary Canal Boats. Inquire at Bureau of Con-
struction, Navy Department. je25-3t
WANTED-A BOY, II or 10 years of age. to run
w errands Reference required,
CHAS. l.. LOCKWOOD & CO.,
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k>OR RENT-A new tbreestory BRICK HOUSE
l. with basement and attic; gas tbrou ghout the
house, water in yard; immediate vicinity. of De-
neei not apply. Inquire of JOSEPH A. MOCK.
BEE, ga street. or 400 9th street, between G.
and III o % 2f+
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WANfED-A GIRL or middle aged woman to
w do general homework. No board and lodg
ing furnished. Must come we'll recommended. To
be ngaged by the week NJ WILLIAM,
lie Is St. 336 Penna avenue,
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WANTED-A stout, active BOY. to assist in my
w bookstqEe. which is now in course ofre,noval
18th SITS. Books bou ght and sold as usual
It, ALFRED HUNTER.
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EOR SALE-A FARM of 100 acres OF superior
l. land, miles from Geor getown and 21s miles
from the canal; 80 acres in Guilty. alton, ana the
balance in very heavy pine wood, improved by
small frame house and orchards. Wood enough
can be sold OFF the farm to pay double the amount
of purchase money. F. MACE
Agent for the Sale of Maryland Lands,
lie % Tvs Ill Seventh street
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