Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1863, Page 3

4 ; 4 LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s TukaT«“R.—Mr. Charles Barron, Weil and tavorably known &s one of the most preminent members of Mr. Grover's fine stock company, will to-night take a benefit. This is the only benefit Mr. B_ has been tendered this season, and itis to be hoped that a well filled house will testify in unmistakeable terms how tuily they appreciate his talents and efforts. The bill’ is “The Drunkard,’ and “The Widow’s Victim.” CANTERBURY.—The attractions at this popu- lar resort at this time are very numerous, and notwithstanding the warm weather a large au- dience is always in attendance. Apart from the enjoyment of witnessing fine performances, those who attend at Canterbury always find the hall cool and well ventilated. Another fine concert hall bill this evening, the whole concluding with the drama of “Jack Shep- pard.” V ARieTies.—Agnes Sutherland nightly en- tertains with songs at this rgsort. She has naturally a good voice, and has taken pains to cultivate it, and is thus enabled to please all by her melody. The other performers are also good. Johnny Wild, Denny Gallagher, | and the most prominent members of the com- pany will appear in the drama, « Six Degrees of Crime.” METROPOLITAN HALL.—A fine operatic en- tertainment consisting of duetts, trio and Scenes, and whole acts from the most popular English, German and Italian operas is nightly offered at this hall, whichis a very popwar Tesort among lovers of operatic music. oe The Case of Mrs. Emily Wiley, versus Marshall Brown. Crncurt Court—Chief Justice Cartter. After our report closed yevterday, the coun- sel for Mrs. W. read a number of letters, which were admitted as evidence, written by Mrs. Wiley, then ‘Miss Brown, Mrs. Brown, Thos. ©. Bell, principal of the Newark ( Del.) School, Miss Bell and others, dated during the years “Il, ‘42%, 43 and “44. The letters of Mrs. W. were addressed “Dear father,” and those of the others speak ot her as the child of Mr. Brown. Mrs. Brown's letters are addressed to her “dear daughter,” and generally close with “Your father joins me in loye to you;” and one contains a postscriptin Mr. B.’s wri- ung. Tee counsel for Mrs. Wiley here closed; and Mr. Bradiey, on opening the case for the detense, stated what he expected to prove by respectable witnesses; that he would show that Colonel Larned took Mrs. Brown in a hack to Mrs. Dodd's; that she passed as his niece in that house; that she visited a house of ill-fame while in Baltimore; that Mr. T. P. Brown never darkened the threshold of the honse of Ann Simms or Mrs. Weeden; that in Baltimore she passed as Elizabeth Reed; that she lived on B street nearly two years, and during that time Mr. Brown never darkened the door; that she was the mistress of Mr. Brown; that in 1839, \when Emily was four years old, she introduced Mr. Brown for the first time as her new beau; when the child Georgiana died, he would show that the date of the birth and death and burial of the child was furnished to Mr. Donn by Mrs Brown, and by his direction a stone cutter was emploved to put the inscription on the stone; that she had declared that Mr. T. P. Brown Was not the father of thé child: that he would prove that at the tirae Mr. Brown was visiting he was at a boarding school in another ; that he would prove by Mr. Brown’s own ‘tement that he was not the tather of the child; that the marriage announcement of John Wiley and Emily Brown, was that Emily was the daughter of Elizabeth Brown; that when the remains of Georgiana were remoyed from the Con sional Burying Ground. a new inscrip- tion Was put upon the tombstone, and the name of Tillotson P. Brown was not upon it; that of Elizabeth Brown was. Capt. George Wilson, Sworn. Witness resides in Baltimore. In the winter of 1832 or °33 Liz- zie Phillips was stopping at Peacock’s, in Bal- umore, as a chambermaid. Mary Simms, & woman who has evidently been one of the fast ones, was swern, and tes- tified that she has known Mrs. Brown 25 or 30 years; that she came to board at witness's sis- ier’s, on the avenue. Mr. Brent objected, on the ground that the testimony was purely collateral, and did not relate to the paternity of the child nor affect the credit of Mrs. Brown as a witness. He argued the point, citing authorities, and in the course thereof admitted that the evidence of Mrs. Brown had negatived the idea of a mar- riage between her and Mr. B. until January, 135%, and proved that prior thereto there was enly a promise of marriage at some future time’ Therefore the proposed evidence was not admissible to rebut a marriage ata period when it wis not claimed, and there was no other purpose for which it could be legally admitted. The Court decided that it was not admissible on the question of paternity of the child, but was admissible to negative the idea of a mar- riage de facto at the ume. She came to the house in a stage trom Balti- more, with a man who she id was Col. Larned, but witness neyer him. She passed under the name of Li Read. Wit- } does not remember what y it was when she arrived. Witness is certain that the man was not Tilletson Brown, who she knew as well as she did herself. She never saw Tillotson Brown at her sister’s house, but had seen him in another houses and on the street. She thought at the time that Col. Larned was a married man and did not wish to be seen, as he kept himself close. Every man who goes to such houses does not wish to be known. . Brown staid at witness’ sister's house days and left, but she does not know e wentto, At the time she left she enciente. Sarah McGann.—Witness resides in New | and knews Mrs. Brown, who she be- came acquainted with in 1836. She was then living in a house on B street, near the old de- pot; there were two small bricks adjoining. Witness stopped at Mrs. B.’s from the fall of “36 fo the following spring, and returned the iollowing fall, stopping until the spring of "33. She stopped at the house a short time about a year afterwards while on her way to South Carolina. Witness was quite intfinate with ¥ B., and she was often in her room. Mrs. B. had two children, one of whom died in °37. In speaking of the children Mrs. B. said that the one who died was the childof John White, of Kentucky; and of the other (Emily) as the child of Dr. Miller, of Bultimore. Witness first saw Tillottson Brown at the house of Mrs. B. and Mrs. B. spoke of him as her new By Mr. Brent.— Witness is now married and resides in New York, where she is living an honest, virtuous life. She was not married when she first became acquainted with Mrs. B, and it she had beer she would not have gone toher house. She was married to Mr. McGann about two years since. McG., at the time she stopped at Mrs. Brown's, boarced at the hotel. Mrs. B. was passing under her present name at thattime. Mrs. B. in 36 was nursing her babe, and was a truly devoted mother. On certain nights a gentieman would stop with Mrs. B., who she said was Mr. White. Witness thonght that Mrs. B. set great store by the child, because it was Mr. White’s, and appeared to think that he would do some- thing for her. Mr. W. ws the Speaker of the House of Representatives at the time. One of the children was called Georgianna White, and the other, who she said was Dr. Miller’s, «‘Lit- tle Ellen.” Witness saw Dr. Miller in Balti- more alterwards, and, on looking at him, saw a resemblance between the two, and thonght that he should adopt thechild. Witness never saw Mr. Hardin, but has heard Mrs. B. say that she supposed he had left her because she took up with White. Witness was ‘sorry to say that she (witness) had deceived the world; but she was now moving in good society, and her adopted daughter, who was with her at Mrs. B.'s, also. Mrs. Deborah Griggsby.— W itness’ maiden name was Easton, but she is now married and trying to live a virtuous life. She did not recollect that Tillotson Brown in ’36 and "37 was a con- stant visitor to Mrs. Brown’s; could not say that he had a female friend he visited con- stantly. He visited her house sometimes. She wad understood that he visited Mrs. Brown. Mr. B. and witness had a personal difficulty once, but it was not concerning Mrs. Brown. PES Anotien MvurnpEer.—Yesterday afternoon another murder was committed in the northera secuion Of the city. It appears that about eaven o'clock three soldiers belonging to company F, 13th New York cavalry, passed up Seventh street, and stopped at George Esher’s lager | beer saloon, on Seventh street between M and NN, where they bad a quarrel, one of them refusing to return with his companions to the camp; and when ep the pavement in front of | the house Michael Comeford drew his revolver | and fired four shots, the first passing through the lower portion of the deceased’s (Phillip Riley's) uniform; the second between his legs, striking Mr. Ridley, & neighbor, who wus near by, in the foot; and the third the deceased, in the right breast, abont three inches from the colar bone. The deceased, who had by this time fallen, threw up his hands, exclaiming, «My God, I am shot!’ and died in a few | moments. Comeford immediately walked off, but was arrested by officer Cook, who happened | to be near by, and taken to the Third Ward sation. On the rat down the prisoner said that if he had not killed Riley he was sorry for it, as he had done his best to kill him; and he was willing to take the consequences. He declared that Riley had repeatedly pped him in the face. Both the parties are Irish- men and fine cemng men. Shortly after the ocourrencce Justice John H. Goddard snm- moned a jury of inquest, which was after- ward taken charge of auce'& verdict’ was | @iiec bearing the evidence @ verdict was | Rhodes went to the Michigan soldier and asked | him to lexve the camp, when the latter became | citizen returned that the deceased came to his death from & wound by the hands of Michael Uome- ford. The prisoner was taken before Justice Thompson, and committed to jail for a hear- ing. gee A Sotprer Saov uy a Guanp.—Yesterday morning, & sergeant (whose nume we could not learn) ot the7th regiment Michigan voluateers, whoee camp is about a mile anda half from Co- Jumbian College, came tothe camp of the Ist Rhode Island cavalry (which is at the college) while in « state of intoxication, and went to the officers’ parade and insulted Lieut. Prentiss. The latter reported the fact to the officer of the day, (Capt. Geo. Rhodes.) and asked that the | man should be put in the guard-house. Capt. very insulting, said be would not leave, and that he could thrash any officer or any twenty men in the camp, when Capt. Rhodes called the guard and ordered the sergeant’s arrest. ‘The sergeant then defied the guard to take him, and running towards Capt. Rhodes pulled the sword of the latter from its sheath, and made a puss with it at Capt. R., the sword piercing his coat, vest and undershirt. The sergeant of the guard was also struck with the sword while attempting to make the arrest; and Captain Rhodes, seeing no other way of quelling the disorder, ordered the guard to shoot, which order was obeyed by the corporal of the guard, who shot the disorderly soldier, the ball enter- ing the body just below the heart. The wounded man was conveyed to Columbian Hospital, where the services of medical men were secured; and at last accounts he was alive, and gave evidence of recovery. hen the wounded man became sensible, he justified the shooting, and said that, had he been in charge of the guard, he would haye acted in a similar manner. 2 ee MILITARY MEETINGS.—The President's Mounted Guard 1s in the field again. On last night they had a spirited meeting, and twenty- nine new members were received. They hold another meeting to-night. By the announcement elsewhere it will be seen that the George C. Thomas Guards offer extra inducements for enlistment. The ranks will doubtless fill up speedily. The yeteran National Guards, it will be seen, hold a meeting to-night, asdoubtless will other city companies. Phe military spirit is rapidly mounting to the pitch it reached when the call for three months men was so promptly an- swered in this city. a Cxrropopy.—There is no part of the human frame whose condition has more infinence on our comfort er discomfert, or which requires more care | snd attention than the feet. An occasional cal! | upon the skilful chiropodist is indispensable, and we know of none more competent than Dr. White, now located st 424 Penn. avenue, between and 6th streets. Thousands of people in Washington and vicinity testi!y with gratitude as to his suecess- ful treatment of corns, bunions, ingrowing nails and other disorders of the feet. Dr. White makes chiropody aspeciality. You aresure to get relief without experiencing pain. Office open from 9 a. m.todp.m. No charge for consultation. je i7 ge Smaxt, Pox has already sacrificed some of our best and bravest troops, Soldiers, listen to the voice of reason, supply yourselves with Holloway’s Pillsand Ointment The Pills purity the blood and Sicenetiey the stomach, while the Ointment removes all pain, and prevents pit marks, Only 25 cents per Box or Pot. 231 Dx. Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pitls are the very best in use. They operate spredi. and effectively, and being suvar-coaied create no Rau- Sea upon the most ‘elicate stomach, A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority overall ethers, Price $la box. Sold by 8. C. Ford, eorner lith street aod Pa. avenue, Washingtoa, and Heury Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly —_—___- A Mp: ver MELODY ’Twas a nicht in the dogdays, And all through the honse Night prowlers were stirring— Fleas, bed-bugs and mouse, The children, uneasy, Sqnirmed this way and that— The bed-bugs preferred them Because they were fat But at dawn on each insect Lyon’s death powder fell ; And the rats and the mice, too, Succumbed to his Pi Lyon’s Powder will kill all insecta, netic Pills are sure death to rata and mice. everywhere. jeli-2w Dans:s 8.B —_ Lyon's Mag- Sold & Co., New York, Take no more unpleasant and wnsafe Medicines.§ For unpivasant anc dangerous discases, use Hsumro.n’s Extract Bocia, Which has received the endorsement of the most Prominent Physicrans in the U. 8. 2 Is now offered to afflicted humanity as «certain eure for the following diseases and symptome origi- nating from diseases and abuse of the Urinaryor Sexual Organs. General Debi'ity, Z nen aL ccd EU YAICR Depression, mbecility, Determination of Blood to the Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria, : General Irritabiltty, Restlessnese and Sleeplessness at Night, Absence of Muscular Efficiency, Lors of Appetite, Emaciation, Low Syirits, _ x Disorgnnization or Paralysis. of the Organs of Generation, Palpitation of the Meart, And, in fact, all the concomitants of a Nervous and Debilitated state of the system, To wsure the genuine, cut this out. Ask for Helmbold’s, Take no other. Cures Guaranteed. _ See advertisement in another column, ee ge te Borer Diseases. Samaritan’s Gift is the must certsin, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ecy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, aud recent cases in twenty-four hours. No miner- al, no balsam, mo mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soidier’s hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, $3. i i ‘Damaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulsers, Sores, Spots, Tetters, kc. Price $1, or Bix bottles for 95. fold by 8. C. Ford. See aavertisement, m5 2 Segee ees Queat PEMNsYLvawis ROUTE, via Baltimore wd Hesrisiurg, to the North and West.—T wo trains leave Washington daily and cre on Sunday—quitk time— low fare apd sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther informatien apply at ths office ef Great Penn- syivania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue aud Rixth st,, Washington. Office open from ba. 9p. m.; on Sundays from 2to4p. m, au i¢-ly 5.0. Nosron, Agent, je 4-3w BreRMATORREH@A OAN BE Ovursp.—Dr. Rand’s Specific cures Spermaiorrhaa. Seminal We Impctency, Loss of Power, etc., speedily and effectual- Vite effects are Daly magical: A trial of the jpecific, will convince the most exoptical of its merits,’ Price @1 a box, fold by 8.0. Ford, cor- ner llth street and Pa. avenue, Dy Henry Cook Alexandria. ta6-ly Batouzter’s Hitz Drz, Tha best im tha World. William A. Batchgior’s celebrated Hair Bye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- edies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Bair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly torns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beantifal., Sold by all Druggiste, &c. Ww The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BatouE- LOR, om the fowr sides af each boz. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, mm-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) ae RANTED TO Ours in 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote am Englies Bpecito of ‘izty-five years rea: any. aes prea, is. dt Sota Bola by 8.0. Pord, corner llth street and Pa, avenue Washington, ‘and Henry Oook, Alexandris, ja¢-ly paged Poe os I8848E6 OF THE NERVOUS, SBMINAL, URINARY up Suxvat Bretems.—New and reliable tres: ment—in Reports of the Howar: in sealed let Eeaveloene: free of Dr. J. Bkillin Heughton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. MARRIED, On Wednesday, July Ist, by Rev. O. O. Meador woo TSMES CQUIHE te Mion JANM BTANE? BURY, all of this city. a In Georgetown. on the 25th instant, by the Rev, vt Broke ANDREW PREY to Mise MARY BOHBER, all of Georgetown. ( Balt. Sun please copy.] DIED, On tho Ist instant, after a protracted illnes! throughout which was exemplified the effect of lively christian hope, Mr. GEORGE W. MARK- WARD, in the 43d yearofhisage. The deceased was s kind hu band and father and a respected A wife and four children m eeply mourn his loss. The frieuds of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from the residence No. 299 8th st., eal L and M., om Friday afternvon, at four o’slock, In this city, July Ist, Mrs. SARAH JEWETT, widow of the late Joseph Jewett, of Portsmouth, H {Boston and Rbrtsinonth Ny HL, papers please copy. Gn the ist instant, JOBS BEyax, son of Mary Hw. . mon’ ba friends et t family are invited to attend bis funeral, on Friday, the 24 ins wat, bet my oe i - parent's residence, 105 Sixth stree + dat, are Departed this life, on Thursday the 2d instant, LIZA. eg i haere in the 7sth year of i 6 rest in peace, frionds of the family are corpectfally invited to attend hor funeral, from her la'e residence, 08 4th street east, between I and K, on to-morrow Gfternoon at4o’clock. = Cf consumption, Jane: 1383, EDWIN & youngest en dof ian Mesa Bevan 2 Ford, ond Syears and 3 ae ae In Georgetown, D. 0.. THOMAS W. months phigh io jays, infant son of Mary L. Lipscomb. : (Balt, Sua please copy. oe a PIC NICS, &. 01 FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY! GRAND PIO-NIC to be given at GREEN ‘A VILION by the propri- ring aad mani by United Glee Club of George own. The managers pledge the ives Zo make this rhe Pic-Nic of the season. There has been a sufficient force of police engaged for the day to rveorder Tickets 50 admittiog a geu- i leave the car stand FOR SALE AND RENT." Fo. RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE contain- ing eight rooms. Possession given immediate- ly. To a good tenant, terms moderate. Also, a onse containing sixrooms. Apply, 236 Fourth street, between id K sts. dy 2-3t* UBNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT AT 445 8 street, near 7th street. Apply immediately, for the first of the month. jy 1-3t* OOMS FOR BENT AT 456 ESTREET, NORTH side, between 6th and 7th streets. They ar large, airy, convenient, and will be rented oa re: sonable terme. dy 1-3* {,URNISHED ROOMs—Very handsomsly fur- nished; location best in the city. apple: on the premises, 264 F street, between 13th and ith streets, jy i-St* Fo REN T—With board, two fine large rooma on3d floor and one on Ist floor, and several small rooms for single gentlemen. ‘erin moder- ate. 415 E street, near Post and Patent Offices. je Boarders also accomm< dated. jy 1-3t* URNISHED ROOMS.—Five Furnished Rooms for rent. No. 424 I5th street, between New York avenue and H street. ie. 39-3t" TS REN T—Very handsomely-furnished APART- MENTS, ina firat class house. Apply at 332 G street, between 12th and 13th. Je 39-5t* FS RENT — One pleasant front third story CHAMBER and one in the second story ina Rerae family where there a: 0 small children, eterence exchanged. Inquire at No. 524 M st., between 9th and 10th streets. Single gentlemen Brstersed sor: a gentiemau and wife without chil- Je 30-3t* F RENT — Desirable APARTMENTS, en suite, on first and second ticors. A party of gentlemen preferred. Private table if desired. every attention paid to those in the house. Apply at 495 17th street, between HandI. je 29-4t* ro RENT—A |; first-class FURNISH ®D HOUSE in Georve’own—Ii rooms, stabling, ete. Also for lease, the valuable Lot in this city. portl west corner of © and1ith streets, Also a Lot for rale, on the west side of 12th and Oanal streets, Both good stands tor business. And several eli- 3 gible situated Lots, for private residences, for JAM LID j sale. Real Eetate Broker, 516 lith at Oe as FURNISHED HOUSE, desi- ratly located, not far from Willards’ Hetel. It is supplied with all the modern improvements, For terms, apply to BE. P. SIMPSON, at Sibley & Gay's. 322 D, between ith and lth! je 25-tf WANTS. WARIED—Two, good BOYS to Revd ottog be this paper. Aj at once at tween the Bours of ye 6o0'clock, A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION chambermaid and seamstress, Please add: ¥. L,, Btar Oftice. 1t* —— Ss Se WwW ANTED—A capable WHITE GIBL to do gens- atree’ tal housework for a small family. 356 0 t. 5 dy 2-2t* table girls, SITUA- rmaid and the ether Best reference isa WASTED By two res TIONS; one pete as nuree and strens, Address O'N., Star Ofics: WANTED—In & small family, two COLORED GIRL; one to cook and do general houre- work, and one to take care of children. Apply at 208 Bixth atreet, between M and N, befcre 12 m. Nau [OUSE WANTED—Fifty dollars bonus will be given; 5to 9rooms, Address C.B., Star Of- fice. Sy L-2t* W ANTED—A GIRL to cook, wash andiron at 145 F street, between 19th and th, Recou- mendation required. dy 1-3t* J ANTKD—At the Clarendon Hotel, two good Washers and Ironers for the laundry, The Ironer must be capabie of doing up fine clethes ; none other need apply. dy 1-2t* WANTED. —Several gentlemen can be accom- }¥ modated with Board, at north B st., Capitol Hill, ene block from Uapitol, and half block from street cars, Je 1-3t* WANTED—A BOY, about fifteen years of age, te learn the hair dressing trade; he will find axgoed home. Apply at 569 Seventh street, Navy Yara. Je 1-3t* WAITER WANTED AT THE GOSLING Restaurant; to a first-classone $20 8 month Will be given the whole year round. Inquire at Restaurant, 247 Penn. avenue, between 12t! a 1th streets. je 1-2t* WANTED—a first rate COOK and an industri- ous Chambermaid; they will be required to do the washing of the family. Recommendation requirea. Colored woman preferred. Apply at No. 3 Franklin Place. jy 18t* bf ad TO REN T—Between now and August Ist, by 8 gentleman and wife (no chi small furnished or unfurnished House. Wathington or Georgetown, Please addr ing tere locality, &c.,C. M. M., this office. jy 1 3t* ANTED—A SITUATION as master’s WwW cierk, oras clerk or pook-keeper. Taany other departmert, by a man well acquainted with basi- ness of the’ kind, having had fifteen year’s ex- perience, and is afirst-raie penman. Best of refer- ences given. Address ‘*Webster,” Box 1017, Washington, D.C. dy 1-3t* ]NFORMATION WANTRD OF OWEN REILLY, of Company G, 6th Regiment U. 8. Infantry: Sent to Rey. ¥. EB. Boyle, St, Peter's Charch, Washington, D.C. Je 30-3t* ANTBD—At the Ebbilt House, three GIRL8 ard @ne to assist in taking care of children, A Colored Weman wanted to wash children’s clothes. Je 30-3t™ A FINE GARDEN FARM FOR SALE. Four miles and a half from Washingto: northernly direction, in a highstate of calti now covered With a flourishing crop of veg: fine Dwelling, all requisite outbuildings, tw umps of excellent water ; and will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire of 8. LACY,onthe premises, or J BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N |. Washington Je 23-lm* XO LET—A FURNISHED HOUSE, near the City Hall. Inquire at this office. je 16-tf {OR SALE—150 desirable BUILDING LUTS in various sections of the city of Washington, at Tom prices and on convenient terms. Apply t CARUSI, Law Office, No, 35 Louisiana avenue, Se 5-Im* ree RUOMS TO KENT—¥or rent, at 4650 2th street, east side, between G and H streets, neatly furnished and very comfortable BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR- LORS. The neighborhood is one of most desirable inthe city. Every attention paid to those ocoupy- ingthem. Nochildren inthe house. my 8-tf SS PERSONAL, ‘THE PERSON WHO WAS YESTERDAY SBEN XL to pick up the sum of forty-five dollars and fifty cents, at the Treasury, the month’s wages of one of the employees, will #ave himself mortitica- tion and trouble by returning tse same to WIL- LIAM WHEELER, No. 16 Ohio avenue, or at the Treasury Suilding. He is Known, andyunless the money is returned, will be exposed and dealt with according to law. itt GEORGETOWN ADVERTS, =-?l. 0. 0. F—NOTICE.—The members of AACS Mechanica Lodge, No. 18,1.0 0 . are requested to meet at their hallon FRIDAY BVE- NING at8 0’clock, to make arrangements for the procession en the 4th. Members o: sister lodges are cordially invited to unite with us. jy 2-20" R. CRUIT, R. 8. NOTICE. —LICENSES,.—Al' persons whose licenses from the corporation of George- Uown expire on the 3ith instant are hereby notified to renew the same on or before the lth of July next. otherwise they subject themselves toa fine, and the Jaw is compulsory on the proper officers to enforce said fine against all gelinquents, je 24-3tawtiy 10 WM. LAIFD, Clerk. PpBorcakary ALBU ™M 8! The largest, cheapest and best stock of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS now in the Distriat, can be found at No, &5 High street, Georgetown, D.C. ‘An examination of my stock of Books, Stxtionery, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &c., is pea pecr rally i GEO“GEK W. KING. 85 High streci, Georgetown, D.C. F JNO. W LUMSbON, OBWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. 91 axp 103 Water Strezr, Georketown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise generally ; Procures Freight, Ghar- , &o. Business transacted always with promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf Ours OF COMMISSIONER OF FOURTH WARD, June 3), 1833.—Persons owning prop- erty on the south side of Square 490, and north side of Square 491, on O street north. between 4% and 6th streets west, are requested to bring the gas and water to their reapective curb lines, and those intending to tap the sewer are requested to do so while the same is being made. .._, WM. DOUGLAS, jy 1-St Commissioner Fourth Ward. P MAYOR’S OFFICE, June 29, 1863 ROPOBALS will be received at this office until 12 o’clock M. on Monday, the 6th of July next, for grading and gravelling D street north, from firat to Third street west. The gravel to bea quality to be approved by the Commissioner and Assistant Commissioners, and to Le twelve inches in the centre, tapering off to four inches toward the gutter ; to be well raked of stones of an improper size, and to be well rolled with » heavy rolier. Bidders will state the prise per cubic yard for grading and equare yard for graveiling, No partof the approp: oR will be paid the contractor except upon the written certificate of the Commissioner of the Ward and both tne Assis- Commissioners that the’ ited. Je 25-12t* tant hoa work has been roperly executed, =e WM. DOUGLAS Commissioner of Fourth Ward. H.C. BALDWIN, WM DANTE, Sy t-dtd Assistant Commissioners. PRoresats FOR STATIONERY. Unitup Starms Patan? Orricr, June 1. 158. SuALeD PRoPosats for furnishing auch Btation- ce during the ery a8 may be required by this o! fiscal year ending June Sith, 1864, will be received until 12 o’clock Mon Menday. 6th day of July next. Those unaccompanied by satisfactory teatimoni- als of ability to fulfil the contract will not be con- sidered. and contracts will uly be awarded to es- sepiiahed manufacturers of or dealers in the ticles. All articles required must be of the best article oTnet proceed ust specify but ive fe pro! pD 8 ity Dut one price for each and every article of the schedule oF of the elasa bid for. All articles ordered must be delivered without delay, and satisfactory to te Commissioner ; and a failure to comply with this stipulation will be deemed cause for the abrogation of the contract. Articles not named in the schedule are to be fur- nisbed at the option of the office, at tha lowest market prices, and the right is reserv-d of order i ing a greater or less quantity of each article con- tracted for as the public service way require. S:hedules fying, as nearly ascan be done, the amount, quality, and descript on of each of the articles Ukely to be required, may be obtained at i E Proposals to be addressed to the ‘‘ Patent Office,” and endorsed ** Proposals for Stati me ‘ ‘BOP. HOLLOWAY... jommissioner. je 10-wtjy6 IANG@S—GREAT BARGAINS.—On ita, P (Nanns & Olark) almost new, Rove, ead ood, 4 round corner, $250. One 63¢ oc- tave, (Lindeman) $1b0. 36 every res it, and will be sold u easy terme OF disceunt ons 0! rcash, at the Wi "W.G. METZEROTT. Corner of llth and Penn. 5 my 20- Sole Agent of Steinway & Son’s Pianos. WwW FROM LONDON. ALFORD’S Pee: of Great Britain, 1963, Sa ont een fo: ‘6s Roig! ol Tee! t3 fe Waitera? Baronetage Great Britain. Dod’s Peerage, Baroretage, and Knightage of Grest Britaim and Ireland ’s Peerage of the British Empire. Hand Book of the Court, the Peerage, and the vane Foreign Otlee Litt and Diplomatie and Co etlan't cB iplomat a= ‘The Roys] Kalender, 138s, ‘The British Almanac and Co 1863. ese ene RANG TAYLOR, eee a pert any ade to ag ME Ey A ae ar ap 10-1222 Poanarl WARTED—Tr0 good BAKERS; one on cakes ¥ and the other on bread, Apply at the corner of KE d Eleventh streete, j 3st NOERR & BRO. WANTED—Erery lady in town te know that we Stamp any pattern brought us, on flannel, yelvet, silk, satin, linen, and muslin.’ We are the only persons who make it an exclusive business, and stamp your goods while you wait. 381 F st.) between Kighth and Ninth, opposite Patent Office, Je 30-5t* W ANTED—A DINING ROOM SERVANT. One that can come will recommended mi ofa good situation by applying at Room second floor, Winder’s Building. Je A LABY WHO HAS HAD SUPERIOR AD.- vantages of education and knowledge of br ness, desires 4 Situation 48 "private secretary’ amanuensis for a gentleman, ceptionable testimonials and reference, L.M_N., Star Office. } OQUSE WANTED —A moderate-sized House, furnished or unfurnished, situated between gth and 19th streets, and north of F atreet, wanted for pe rest Address Box No. 256, Post Office. Je 25-1w" WANTED—Two GIRLS to assist in washing and starcbing; none need apply unless they have worked in hotel or public laundry. Inquire, for one week, at the National Steam Laundry, Pa’ avenue, opposite Grover’s Theater jem tf Ja8. #, HOTCHKISS, ANTED—A PURCHASER or PURCHASERS, daily, for thirty fo purest Baltimore County Ice Cream, of all flavors, delivered in any pt of the city at the low price of $1.50 per gt oD abel to THOMAS K. W. FEINOUR, No. 470 Twelfth street, between F and G, or leave orders at Soda Water and Ice Cream Stand,Wash- ington Building, (corner 7th and Pa, avenue,) Soda Stands No 71 Northern Liberty and No. 373 Center Markets. je 17-1m* WANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good workmen, aad none others will be accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street, Lieut. Col. E M. GREEN Chief Quartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington. Peres HOUSE WANTED. rent, for from one to three years. Dwelling for s private family. Location in the First or Second Ward preferred. Address Lock Box 65. Washington. D.C. se 4-tf or Can furnish unex- Address Je 26-6t* ‘anted to Furnished 4s AUOTICN SALES. Se Oe FHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By GREEN & WIELIAMS, Auctioneers. VApoaste BUILDING. LOTS ON CAPITOL Hint at Avetion —Om THURSDAY, the 34 Seg ot rely. we shall sell, om the premises, o'clock p. mn., the following handsome Bailding Lots iv subdivision of Square No. 816, being Lote or on Bi east, ween east tol and north A street. rms: One-third cash; balanee in six and twalve for notes bearing interest from day of secs Gree anda eed of trusttaken. Ti- utarle. e month: | | portien of the cash payment will be juired when the property in knock sd off, and if nov com. plied with it will be then and there put up aud sold to the next highest bidder. jeZ-d (Rep.| G@RESN & WILL™AMS, Aucts. | | { i | By J.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. BY VIRTUK OF A DEBD OF TRUST TO THE undersigned, executed by John Sha’ Mati da Shaw, dated the 9th day of June. 1859. and by order of the ceatue que trast, on TAURSDAY, the 2d d: the premises, off x improvements, mentioned and described in said trust deec, as follows : 2 The south half of lot numbered four, in Square 423, as the same is marked and laid down inthe ground plan of thecity of Washiugton, and des- cribed af follows : Seaeuing 39 feet from the corner ot N street north, and running north, om the line of 3th street west 33 4-12 feet, tmence east 100 feet ; thence south 33 4-i2 feet; thense we: feet to 8th street, the place of beginving ; contain- ing 3333+, square feet of ground, together with the imprevements, consisting of two comfortable dwelling houses, with back buildings Terms of fxle,cash. The right to resell on five days notice, ifthe terms of the sale are not complied with, at the cost and risk of the eaten reuneee WILLIAS 8. 3. 8, Trustee. je 17-2awds J.C. MoG@UIRE & OO., Aucts. By W. L. WALL & CO., Austioneers. At the Bazaar, 93 Lonisiana ave., between 9th and 10th streets. | ree SALE OF FAMILY HORSE —By i's order of tha Kxecutors of the late David Eng- lish. we will offer at anction, on FRIDAY. the 41 of July, at 100’clock. at our Bazaarand Carriage Repcesitory, on Louisiana avenue, betweon 9th and and all, y of July, at 6 o’clock,on er at public sale, the ground and 10th streets— A Fine riage Horse, perfectly gentle, and well trained. Terms cash, jyl W. L. WALL & CO., Ancts. By W.L. WALL & OO.. auctioneers. {TOCK OF A SUTLER’S SUPPLY STORE AT > Avotton —On FRIDAY MORNING, 34 of July, We will seil at the corner of 7th and E streets, No. 431,a stock of Sutler’s Supplies, ombracing— A Large assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery Watches, Watch Chains and Guards 2,00 ibs Butter, Boxes Figs, Dates, Raisins Sperm and Adamantine Candles Cider, Woolen Shirts, Drawers and Gloves Pipes, Tobacco Pouches Money Belts and Bags Portmonaies Letter Paper, Envelopes, and other Stationery Camp Knives, Cups, &c.. Large quantity Chamois Skins Pocket Hd’k’fs., Collars. & Platform Scales, Coun turer, ies, and other Fix- W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. By J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. “PeustEs's SALE Or VALUABLE LOTS NEAB TRE Depot at PuBLic BALE. —By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in LiberJd. A.8., No. 147, folios 9, et seq., among the land records for Wash- ington county, in the District of Columbia, we will sell, at Public Auction, in front of ‘the premises,on THURSDAY, the isth day of June. 1863, at half past6o’clock P. M., Lots number three, seven. eight, «leven, fourteen. and 4fteen, the subdivision of original lot numbered two, in Square numbered six hundred and twenty-nine, (3, 7,8, 11, 14, and 15, in subdivision of Lot 2, square No. 629,) which are mast eligibly located on First street west and New Jersey avenue. between | Dand Ertreets north, and offer a rare chance for purchasers. Terma of sale: One half cash; and the residue in one year, with interest, sesured on the premises. All conveyances at purchaser's cost. __ . Unless the terms of sale are complied with in three days from the day of sale the right to resell at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser is re- served. By order of the Trustees. jeS-eod&ds J,C. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucta, W7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAYOIDABLY | postponed until FRIDAY, July Sd, same hour and place. By order of the Trust+ es. jel9e0&ds. J.C McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. | BOARDING. NE OR TWO ROOMS VACANT IN ONE OF the mest elegant boarding houses in the city, and in the most desirable lacation in the First Ward. Inquire at the Star Office je W-3t* A LARGE WELL FURNISHED LOU 8E, beautifully situated on Capitol Hill, is now repared to take permanent boarders; rooms all re high ceilings. Single gentlemen PI Reference exchanged. First street east, betweemA and B, J€ 25-1W* Fo RENT.—One or two ROOMS, large, airy, and com/‘ortably furnished, with ellent board. The house isin the immediate vicinity of feur Departments of the Government, aod has modern conveniences. Terms gs moderate as the times will possibly permit. To those who desire a quict pleasant home, free from pretension, or show, where every attention is paid to the comfort of its inmates, this opportunity is offered. Apply at No. 395 ee street, between F and G streets. je 2 WANTED BECOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefarnishing Geods of every description. R, BUOHLY, 428 7th st mar 9)-tf bet. G and H. east side LOST AND FOUND. 19 REWAKD.—8tolen, from the vicinity of $20 Port Tobacco, Maryland, on the night of 26th, two HORSES: one a bay; biaze fac white spot oa the neck, caused by celiar, Mare, with very full and thick neck, stallion neck, Believed to be etolen by negroes, Plow bridles and no seddles. R H. HILL, je 1-3t* corner 6th and F sts., Washington. Peer COW .— Five dollars reward fora buffalo 4 Cow; color of large yellow and white spots; fresh nilch with a large udder; very gentle, although she wild look from the eyes. i. RACHEL JENKINS JPOUND—In Georgetown. D. ©.{ on the night of ROWN' M she is rathrr large in size, and is se 50-3t* 21st st , No. 366, bet. G and 2th June, one LE; thirteen ard half hands high; ab. tweive years old The owner will call at Forrest Hali, Georgetown.prove property. pay expenses, and take him away, or cies he Le disposed of te pay expenses. ie UTTER! Ui Tt T HR! 2 firkips froshBU ITER, 40 Dagrels fresh EGGS, 109 cases CONDENSED MILK. For sale by D. KE. DUTRIW, 30530-6t* 450 8th street. T _ ACARD. HE Undersigned would respectfully inform the ladies a: d gentlemen of Washington city, that he will open on Thursday evening, July 2, at ti widence, 371 peasy ivants) avenue, « CE CREAM SALOON. Believing that hment genteely conducted and where a realiy good article of Cream will be is mach needed in this city, the subscriber fee! onfident that he can rely on the patronage and su pport of his fellow-citizens, A. BROOKFIKELD, Ice Oream of choice flavors, Water Ices, Cake, Soda Wi Fryit in season, Parties, Pic-nics, families suppiied, jy 1-2." A FROM LONDON. NALYTIC Universal Telegraphy. de Lanture. Saunders’s Manual of mosketey struction. aha Subaltern Officer and his Duties. By Lieut. jand;s. The Bnglish Conetitution. By Doct. Fisher, Year Book of A rioultural Pacts. 1862, si 16 By Count er at 18. Liebig’s Natural Laws of Husbandry. Ar jl on Mines, = Forster's Biography of Oliver Goldsmith, ‘Pwiss’ View of the Progress of Political Econo- my. HineLeoa’s Dictionary of Political Economy, 1 vel. iyi) FRANOK PAYLOR. losquito Netting, M Bleached and Brown Gottons, Sheetings, Table Linen, Orash, Diapers, I Linen. jonery.< loves, Cambric and Swiss Edgings, and Bnsertions, Se 6 in every variety of qui % ke Mo TAYLOR & 00. Se =(@ TI8H-WANG, THE GREAT CHINESE UY Sa ‘or GONORRHEA, GLEET, be NEW DRY GOODs. PIECES White, Pink, Biue, and Green Etc. ONw Box WILL PERFORM A Cone.— Ingredients Sre.varely vegetable. It is pleasant to the faate, has ne bad odor, and anf in Washington by 8. 0, FORD, 90 Pennsyl- vasiaavenue. Sept by mail. ja 15-eoly yus I8 TO GIVE NOTICH, That the sudscri- ber bas obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Wsshington county, in the District of Columbia, letters testamentary on the personal estate of P: rick Gibbons, late of Washington city, D.C..de- cessed. All persons having claims against the said decessed- are hereby warned to exhibit the 2ane, with the vouchers thereof, tothe aubscriber, onor before the 234 day of June next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. ‘iven ander my hand this 234 day of June, 1863. Je M-law3w* EDWARD BRENNAN, Executor. Tus Is TO alee a That the subscri- hes obtained from the Orphans’ Qourt of eounty,in the District of Golumbis, pe SONS DES{RING BOARD MaY FIND | ail the comforts of an clegant home by apply- | ing at 426 Sith street, corner of F three squares west ofthe Warand Navy Departments, One of the pleasantest locations, with one of the finest Views,intbhecity, Water and gasin every room. Table boarders taken. Je 16-1m* (Cries FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and nayy officers and strangers visiting Wash- ington, may find a comfort: most delightful locations Missouri avenue. story, now vacant. ble home in one of the Washington, No. One very large front roo» Ke SALE—Two PORTABLE HOUSES, 8x16, (Maugblin & Johnson’. patent ) suitable for Futler’s use. Apply at Restaurant one door be- low “Sanitary Commission Rooms,” Sixth street wharf. jy 1-3t" Fe BALK—A young bay MARE. Fine style. good blood, gentle, 8nd a first-class ridiag mal. I raised her and c&n recommend he an be seen at my house, No, 5o6, 13th street. Island, or by addressing me's note through City Post Of i tating place. ‘iiw GEO. OTT WUNDER. jy llw FIR# cRackERS: TORPEDOKS! Just received— 10 boxes FIRE. CRACKERS, Boe 18 pone SUORS: eet quality, for saie low. Uhre MARSHALL & PAGE, 502 7tb street under se 90-4 bda'Fettows’ Hail. I ATEST MUSIC BOOKS JUST REOKLVED 4 FROM PABIS. Fehos du Monde Religieux, 1st and 2d vols. Echos d’Italie, 5 vols. . Boune’s Traditions ( Chopin), lvol, Kcbos d’A}lemagve, 2 vols. aioe 7 a(Lanuner, Straussand Labiteky Wal- zen), L vol. Partitions of all modern Operas, Atthe Music Store of Je 29-tf W.@. METZEROTT, pare FORTE FOR SALE.—A superior 6%{ oc- tave Rosewood-case Piazo Forte qill, be sold low. “Apply at No. 213, H street Sicial between 18:h and I9th sts, je 29-4t* ao BEET Pot 0 A PpositE THE GOVERNM&NT WHARF, 'OoT OF SIXTH STREET. A. M, HEPBUBN, Proprietor, MEATS, FISH VEGETABLES, FRUIT, ICH, &c., WHOLESALE AND ReraiL Goods delivered in auy part of the city on and after the 20th inst. Je 19-1m* FI a-twanty BONDS. We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers U. 8, FIVE- TWENTY BONDS of all-denominstions, a a application, without any delay Subscribers hold:ng our recei air ae eed ready’! for achvers ad oN regu “emt 452 15th street. Je 22-tf TRIESEMAR. Protected by Royal Lewers go 4 Fagiend, land, and secured OY the Seals of the Kole da Pharmare ae Baris and the Imuperia] Colagcar Madirtan, Viawan, In the effectual remedy fo HELA LATION, BP! mete for MATOREHGA AND. GKHAUSTION OF THE yee oe aud entire! ert ical Sheol ditettare {oF which Copsiva cn’ Oubebe have parally eae thought an antidote, to the ruin of e heal TRIESEMAB No.3, Is the t and sure remedy of fer all impurities #f the system. symptoms, obviating ou hall, the Surzapariie _ 18 Femove. TRIESEMAR Nos. devoid of taste or wt ae corre their of a vast portion of the population. ities. They are in Ue on the toilet table without pected. in tim cases at $3 each, on for 93, and in O41 cases, administered by Vatpean, . Wholesale and retail ist; Bles eker street, (four vers ban eh street,) New York. ly an receipt art the orld, phil ad ‘and addresses “pablianed aio, br Da SAunO a thet and ity. Price 25 cents, vik. Bsptine iy pel tne toe 8 70 Aue BXPAESS OCMPANY, NOTION OF REMOVAL. Sy 252i, Boat in the market. ee Corner AUCTION SALES. FUTURE vays. Ww GOVERNMENT SALE. TLL Be sold at Public Auction, st Sixth street Wharf, Washington, D. C.,on SATUBDAK, Juy 4th, at 11 o'etoek a. 190 bbls. of Sweeringa 3 dbir. Clean Grease One oes Empty Barrola. ‘etma cash, in Treasury notes. 8.C. GREENE, |. iy? {Chron,} Captain, 0 '8.¢ ByJ.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE ns Prorextr prey ree Mage - SEE ofa decree. passed on the jay of the Supreme Court of the District of Co! cause No 1672, William A. Wilson and others, va, Wilson. Bailenger, and others, the undersigned will sell, at public'sale, to the pichost bidder. in front of the premises, on THURSDAY. the 234 dey of July, 1363, at 5 0’elook p.m. all that part ef Lot bum dered nine, (9.)in Square nambered four hum- dred and six, (406,) im the city of Weshingtes. which is described as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner of said Lot No, 9and running thence east along F street thirty seven feet tem inches, (37.10.) thenze south one hundred feet. (100,) thence west thirty seven feet ten inches, (37.i1),) te the southwest corner of said lot, and thence morta one hundred feet to the beginning, subject toa right of way overs three feet wide alley on the east line of said premises, together with the im- Linen located on F street, betw; this yroperty is located on F street, between ste and “th streets, opposite the Patent Otice, and ia the choicest part ¢ P Washington. I will also sell, as above, on the same day, at six o’elock p. m., on the premises, the east half of Lot No. 6, and the west half of Lot No.5 are numbered one hundred and seventy-one (17l,) en north E street, between I’th and [8th streets, with improvements ‘erms: One third im cash: and the residue ta two equa} instalments at six and twelve monthe, to be secured by the purchasers’ notes, endorsed to tne satisfaction of the Trustee. Conveyancing at the purchaser’s cost. Unless the terms are complied with in fiv> days, the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the pur- chaser’a risk RICHARD H, CLARKE, Trustee. iy 2-3w&dta J.C, MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucta. By C. B. L. CROWN & CO. Auctioneers. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD AT AUCTION.— On FRIDAY AFTERNOUN Juiy 20, 1363, at 5 o clock, in front of the premises, we shail seil, b erder of the Orphans’ Court, three two story Bric Houses. patenginy to the estate of the late Thomas Hughes, together with the Jeare upon the ground they occupy. This property fronts 47 feet on 7th street west, between B street south and Maryland avenue, in quare No. 433. Said lease has upwarde of 5 years to ran. Terms of sale as prescribed by the Court : One- third cash; the balance upon a credit of tree and ‘Six months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bear- ing interest from day ofsale. All conveyancing at the cost of the purcbaser or purchasera JOHN H. SEMMKS8. Adv trator. Cc. RL. CROWN CO., Aucta. Office—No, 355 Pa. av.,one door from the corner of 6th at. J¥ 2-Th. Tuk Fst* By J.C, McG@UIRE & 90., Auctioneers. GUBNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAMILY DECLINING Hocssxesrino.—On MONDAY MOBNING, July fth, at 10 o'clock, at No 400 B street between 9th anc ith, we shall sell the Fur- niture and Effects, comprising— Mahogany Hair-cloth Furniture. Marble-top Centerand Sofa Tabies, Whatnot, Gilt frame Mirror, Brussels and Ingrain Oarpeas, Oileloth, Matting, Bugs, Lounge.Cane seat Chairs, Rocker, Damask Curtains, Shades, Bedstead?, Burea a nardrobee, jets, Mattresses, Boiaters and Pillows, rts, Spreads, and Tabi Sideboars, Dining Table. French China Diuner aad Tea Ware, Table Cutlery, Castors, Waitera, Cooking and other Stoves, Refrigerator. Together with a general sssostment ot Kitchen Requifites. ‘Terme cash iy3d 3.0. McGUIRE & OO., Aucta. By MARSHALL & PAGE Anctioneers. ESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSEAND Frank DweELLinG at AUOTION.—We shall sell en the premises.on Washington street, between Fourth and Fifth, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July 7th, at6%< o’cleck. part of Lot 2, Square 513, with improvements as above stated. Terms: One-third eash; balance in §and 12 moutha. Sale peremptory. jewd” MARSHALL & PAGE. Auote. 1, WALL & 00., Auctioncers. By W. South corner Pennsylvania avenue-and Ni Streag rp BustEns SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE SiaTn Warp —By virtue of adeed of trust to the subscriber, dated October 22a, 1sil), and re- corded in liber J. A. 8., No 20S, foliodss, &c., one of the land recoras, [ will offer for aale at public aue- tion cn MONDAY, the Ith of July. 1 al o'clock, at the Auction Rooias of W. L. Wail & Oo. Lot No. 9, Square 1,054, of the plan of the city of Washington ; i Terms: One-third cash; balance in aix, twelve, eighteen months, purchaser's notes satisft rsed and bearing interest and secur ust on the premises. ieee conveyancing at the expense of the pur- ebaser. . If the terms of sale are not complied with with- in nve days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the tight to resell the said prBperty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, om one day’s notice in some newspaper pub- ‘id inthe eity of Wash ington. EDWARD C. CAKKINGTON, Trust. 5 W.L. WALL CO.. Aa By MARSHALL & PAGE Auctioneers TALUABLE BUSINESS 8TAND, CORNER OF 3D BTKERT AND MA=SACHUSETTS AVENUE AT Avction.—On TU B3DAY, July 7th, we shail sell. on the premixes.at6o'ciock p m., partor Lot 22, Square 564, with improvements, consisting of trame store on the corn nd substantial frame house This stand is valuable fer a res:aurant or lager beer garden, _ : Terms: Ove-third cazh; balance in § and 12 montha. Sale peremptory. Je std MAREWALL & PAGE, Aucts. By JAS.C. McGUIBE & CO., Aactioneers, MPROVED R¥AL ESTATE FOR SALE —In owpliance with an order of the Circuit Court the District 9! Columbis, entered October ti, sw). in the case of William Tabler and othe against Tacey Danie! and others. directing e 2a! of the real estate of which, John Tabler died Flezed ; the undersigned Coraiaissioner i by the'Court in eaid ense, will otter for 4 premises. on TUESDAY, the 7th day of July, 1883, at 6 o'clock P. M., commeveing with the frat named, fol: x lots of ground and improve- mcnts, lying in the city o° Washington, D. C., vir Lot No. 10, subdivision in Square No. 336, fronting 8 feet on lth street west streets, and containing 19% fe . aud division in Square No. 480, fronting 20 fee’ a Sth street west, between BK acd O streets, and contain- ing 1368 square feet,the improvemets on eack of said Lota coaristing of a emall Frame House Terms of saie: Cash, THEO. SHECKELS. BE*NETT HENNING, JAMES W. BARKER. ZEPHANIAH JONES Commi3rioners. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucta, U, £, SABSHAL'S SALE —In virtue of fert / » facias on judgment of condemnation, issued from the clerk’s office of the Supreme Oourt of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I wilt expose to public sale, for cash, at the frost of the ourt bouse door of said county, on THURSDAY, the 6th day of July next, 138%, ab 12 o'clock m., the east half of Lot No. 16, in Square No, 7%, together with alland singular the improvements’ tacreon, seized and levied upon as the property of Micbaal Dislony,and will be s2ld to satisfy lapis | Be. 110 to October. 1363, in favor of Ellen ye admin- istratrix of Miles Kelly, WARD H. LAMON Je 2-dts U.S Marshai D.b. HIDBS—HIDES. ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on every WEDNESDAY and TURDAY, at 11 o’clook @. m,, at the Wharfon street, Washi % ape Governmen Beef HMies on hand at the time af sale. Terms eash, in Treasury notes, to be atthe moment of sale. s ° ia {(Chron.} Lt. Gol. and 0. 8. U. GOOD CHANCE.—We will sell in front of oar stables, Sixth strest. south of Penn. averue, on THURSDRY next, at Boriock PSN several HOKSES, to the highest bidder, pey livery. jo 29-3t* J.C. COOK & 00. J ACCORDEONS. UST Received from Paris s large assortment of sent eeliy. Soros, a ra A Pgs cheaper than any other heurse—frem §2 to $39, pee METAEROTT'S Mane Bice, je 29-tf corner of Iith and Penn. ave. CRYSTAL SPRING. COACHES FOR UnaplaL SPRING AND THE RACB COURSE. The undersigned will run a coach forthe abore two trips a day (except Sunday, be three,) leaving National Hotel, 7th street snd Penn. avenue, at 12 and 4 o’clook, and on Sunday atl 1 end 4 o’clock, ing at the Metropolitan, Turner & O,’s No. 281 Penn, nue, Kirk and Willarde’ Soteis. Return- ym Spring at 2 and 7 o'clock, Sundays 12, 8 . Fare—Round trip, 75 cents; ‘way, 50 cents: dhildren half price.’ For further in- formation eall at 281 Pa avenue. je 20 Im* B. FERGUSON, Pro’r of Stages IBE WORKS: F FIBEWOEBEES!! OF ALL KINDS. The Jargest assortment in the city. 5 TF. JOY Sar ‘ D* OIAN AND 5 . np on i ae Dene ‘ington city, D.C. oe Advice gratis to th fw to nin Ps to the poor mame Sg WV are mop OSCLOTHING. eae Aes wear, tion rents. atten! of 8 & 00., ie AN nth pnd Ponti siroste, ~ 323 bw