Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1863, Page 3

errr reee reer reer ee eee ea eS LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Wasninoton THEATER Will be med to- night under the capable managementof M osrs La Truite and Cassedy. Jane ish s fa- mous company and the Parisian Trouve St: Denis, the only rivals to the Ravel trou »e, and ‘who have only been in this country for «short time, will make their first appearance this eve- ning. The entertainment will consist of ballet, singing, dancing, tableaux, tight rope perform~- ances, vaulting, somersaulting, &c. A most delightful midsummer entertainment is thus effered, CANTERBURY continues to be wonderfully attractive, and during this evening an enter- | tainment of song, dance and Ethiopian ecven- tricity will be given. The drama, + Fortanes ‘of War,” and the laughable burietta, «The French Dancing Master,” will both be per- formed also; and during the e ening an exhi- bition of the wonderful effects sf laughing gas will be given. Sa Tue FREsHET—Its Damage -Resumption of Travel —The freshet on Monday was the great- estevir known along the line of the Washing- ton Branch Railroad, and did much damage to the crops, the roads and the bridges and cul- verts, and also washed away several culverts on the Annapolis Railroad, blockading the engines und cars near the Junction, and several along the line of the Washington road. The trains from Baltimore got out as far as Hanover switch on Monday, and after remaining several hours were obliged to put back, and the trains from this city got a few miles beyond Bladens- burg, and had to put back. The tine mill dam of Chas. A. Gamprill, on the Patapsco, near the Relay House, was carried away early on Monday morning, and ilooded the railroad, delaying the Frederick train seyeral hours. A smail but strong culvert near Hanover switch was also carried away, with some of the track, but a number of workmen were set to work, and the job was completed on Monday night. At Jesup’s Cut the water overflowed the track for several miles, the water sweeping down furiously towards the Junction, bearing away the raiiroad platform and carrying it several hundred yards distant. By far the greatest loss to the railroad com- pany is the destruction ef the splendid stone bridge over the Big Patu t, at Laurel, which ‘was washed away about7 o'clock on Monday morning. The water here commenced to rise xhbout 6 o’clock in the morning, and rose fifteen deet in one hour, when the bridge was washed awiy. At the time it went off there were some thirty soldiers and citizens on it, looking at the turbulent waters, which had spread over the roads in that vicinity to the depth of fonr or five feet: but all of them, with the exception of Jeremiah Reed, of company K, 109th N. Y., who was, it is supposed, caught among the Stone, succeeded in making their escape. The bloc jouse at the north end of the bridge was carried off, but fortunately those who were in it got out safely. The railroad at Paint Branch, beyond Bia- densburg, was overflowed, and the under- pinningof the track and culvert washed away, the gravel and stone in some places being car- ried a distance of several handred yards. The oticers of the railroad company immediately puta force of hands at work at Laurel, and yesterday they were getting the timbers ready i put in position; and near Bladensburg a large number of colored laborers were em- ployed in filling in the track, and ina short ume itis thought that the trains will be abie to run as regularly as ever. Yesterday the passengers of thesa trains reached here, those leaving Baltimore at eight reaching here at 2% o'clock, and those at 10 at 4 o'clock, aad another train arriving at 91 e'clock; the passengers having to leave one train beyond nt Branch and walk over the turnpike bridge, which, although a wooden structure, Was hot carried off, connecting with trsins in charge of Messrs. Koontz and Ed- monds, the agents in this city, and the con- ductors. The loss to the farmers cannot be estima: All of them being iferers to some extent, and some of them having nearly ail their crops Swept away. Some stock was drowned, and in one case one entire field of corn was coyered with sand from the hills. P. S.—The rains ot yesterday afternoon, which was quite heayy beyond Bladensburg, caused several of the streams to raise, and the track at Paint Branch, about seven miles out, red, was washed con- b in containing troops passed Over this work about $3 o'clock last night, but hardly had it passed when the whole structure gave Way, aud was carried off. Col. MeCalhim, superintendent of military rail- roads, has at this place a large number ot work- men, and will no doubt soon haye the track again in running order. Thet at White Oak Bottom, a few miles beyond Beltsville, was also damaged Inst nicht, but we believe that the troop train before men- tioved passed over it, and transferred its pas- sengers at Laurel. ‘The mails arr night about 9 o'clock, f © arrived to-day. some delay in the travel for several Gays to come, but the repairs will be mace us speedily as po: le. The officers of the roud, both im this city and Baltimore, are doing all in their power to have the road speed- ily put in order. Tue ENROLLMENT IN THE DisTRIcT.—The Board et Enroliment for this City and District, eons: shal; Hon. Hugh J. Anderson, ex-Governor of Maine, Commissioner, and Dr. Keasbey, of this city, Examining Surgeon, have had the enroll- ing officers industriously 2t work, and the lat- ter will conclude their labors before the close | of the present week. The number enrolled will reach between 15,000 and 20,000. The District will probably be required to furnish its quota soon after the completion of ibe enrollment. It is understood that no certificate of exemp- tion will be granted until aiter the applicant shall haye been drafted. The enrolling o: are required to tak the names of all persons under the age of fort tive, whether iiadle to conscription or not, ex- ceptin cases of obvious diss such a 8 Loss of an arm, or the like. Fiity per cent. will be added to the actnal number needed wheo thé draft takes place, in order to cover the number of dratted men who will be exempted from one caus 4 . The first call will 8 etween the ages of twenty aud forty-five years, and all married men between the age’ of twenty and thirt Captain Scheetz, was for General on G Pst The followimg expianatory cir been promulged by Provost Ma Adjutant ar has just al General Provost MarsHa. Wasnt DIC; Juty 12, i-83.—Cire N quiries made to this offi 1. Any dratted person dollars, under section 13 ¢ is thereby exempt f itis ng three hundred ne Enroliment act, er liability under EB a able substitute is exempt from military servic tor the period for which said subetitute is mus- tered ito the service. %. A substitute, once inustered into the ser- vice, cannot be drafted while in service. 4. A drafted man cannot pay commutation money, or p ute, after he has re- ported hims: ‘4 of Earollment tor xamination. AT to the Bos 1-03, were Sd of March, of service have since expired, are not finble to the present draft; but the persons for . they were st 8 xre liable to draft, me a3 though ¢ ad not been drafted, uished subs under the draft of ln serving the notice as required by Circu- \o. 42, from Uris oili a reasonable time to ort shall, in each case, be granted by the Board of Enrollment tom in State service Who have be r be drafted. Jags B. Fry, Provost Marshal General, > | PoLice Second Precinct.—James | Kenne Third i . A. Wilcox, disorder] workhou Thomas Carey, do.: $1.56. Tho’ 56. John Morris, selling with- Jerry Maher, Mise Devan, 4 Grug, drunk; dismissed. ourth £ net.—_Wm. Starr, drunk and dis- orcerly; workhouse. Daniel Rice, do.; milits- ry. Ainsworth Goodnoe, drunk; workheuse: | James Bowers larceny; jail for court. Sazth ecinet.—Louisa Woodward, assaalt and battery ; Orlando Woodward, do.; bail for peace, Bickioy, selling liquor te sol- diers (). John Pella, receiving stolen for Court. Jus. Mahoney, dis- (0. Henry howard, larceny; dis- . tha McCraiked, drunk; W. Re suspicion of larceny; dismissed. h l’recinet.—Elizabeth Rupretch, assault and battery; dismissed. Lucy Slater, dis- orderly ; $2.00. Richard Halcin, deserter; a litary. Armisted Mcllla, vagrancy ; work- house, tg te REBEL Sy¥MPATHIZERS ARRESTED.—Archi- bald Sherwood, William Shreeve, Amzi Coe, Benjamin Mozier, Henry Sewell, and Truman Ssrush, all of whom reside at Falls Church, Virginia, and are said to be rank secessionists and sympathizers, were sent to this city yes- terday by the Provost Marshal of the defences south of the Potomuc, having been arrested upon information furnished by parties in the neighborhood, among others the tmaster at Falls Church. Sherwood is a rebel mail car- Tier, and has been sent to Richmond once already. ing of Captain Scheetz, Provost Mar- | Fourtn Warp Station Caszs.—Augustus Bergdoff, arsault and battery; bail for court. Pateey Lucas, disorderly; $1.58. Michael Do- rian, riding on the pavement; military. Jno. Warner, drunk; dismissed. Michael O'Boyle, do.; $1.58. Jno. Murphy, do.; aE ah G Lau- rina Holmes, profanity; $1.58. Hannah Hager- ty, sleeping in the street, with a child; dis- missed. Jno. Murray, drunk and sleeping in the street; $1.53. Jas. Ragan, drank and dis- orderly; do. Edward Hicks, disorderly; do. L. J. Lucket, do; dismissed. Mary Ann Hamilton, do.; $1.58. Jas. Sinnell, attem sting | to sell his horse; military. Mathew Calhoun, perjury; bail for hearing. Jno. McCormick, aiding soldiers to desert; miliary. ——>—_——_ DEATH or Cor, WM. THOMAS CARROLL.— Col. Wm. Thomas Carroll, for thirty-five years clerk of the Supreme Court of the United States, died on Monday evening, at his resi- dence on the corner of Eighteenth and F sts. | At the time of his death his family were absent trom the city, at Sharon Springs, New York. His wife (the daughter of the late Goy. Sprigz of Maryland) has been telegraphed to, as well as Brig. Gen. Griffin, of the U. S. Army, his son-in-law, and his two sons, Col. Sprigg Carroll and Capt. Charles Carroll, and they are expected here in time for the funeral, which will take place from his late residence at 5 o'clock this evening. Second WARD Station Casrs.— Emma Foster, malicious mischief; Alice Burke, do.; dismissed. Chas. McGinnis, violating city law; $2.58. T. S. Barnes, receiving stolen goods; dismissed. G. R. Hall, violating city law; $10.58. James Alexander, assault; dis- missed. Molly Baker and Elizabeth Nuthman, disorderly: $2each. J. Stoddard, drunk; dis- missed. Michael Poet, deserter; military. N. A. Ragan, selling to soldiers; dismissed: Asa Lewis, assault; bail for peace. Albert Schlecht, fighting; dismissed. David F. Dosh, disorderly; $1. Peter Smith, do.; dismis |. Edw. Hicks, drunk; 58 eents. Wm. Bell, assault and battery, intent to kill; dismissed. aon ‘Warxantep 70 Cone in 81x Davs.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz days. No change of diet required. Price $1 per bottl 8.0. Ford, corner 11th street and Pa, ‘ashington, and Henry Cook, Alexandri: a ee Onrropopy.—There is no part of the human frame whose condition has more influence on our comfort or discomfert, or which requires more care and attention than the feet. An occasional call upon the skilful chiropodist is indispensable, and we know of none more competent than Dr. ‘ite. | now located st 424 Penn. avenue, between 44 and 6th streets. Thousands of people in Wash and vicinity teatify with gratitude as to hii ful treatment of corns, buvions, ingrowing and other disorders of the feet. chiropody a seecisiity: witbout exper! m.to9p.m. i nails Dr. White mekes 4 You ara sure to got relief encing pain, Office open from 9 a, No charge for consultati-m, je 17 agen eet Tor Soumer Moon was BHINING, Allin the purple sky, My wife and I we tossed abeut, And could not close an eye. I cursed and swore, she scolded me All through the weary night, But ‘twas enough to vex asaint, The bed- bugs savage bite. You may be sure I certain went Next morn to Lyon’s store, And home in joyful triumph I Th’ Magnetic Powder bore, Which quickly slaughtered every bug, Mosquito, roach and fles. Lyon’s Powder Kills all insects. netic Pilis are sure death to rats and mice, everywhere. jy S-2w Lyon’s Mag- Sold Drsnis 8 nyes & Co., New York BEERS DEES Bair Dye! Hare Dye !! Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye ¢s the lest tn th world, The only harmi true and raliable Dye known This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Srows, withoutiojurizg the hair or staining the ekin, leaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects A of Bad Dyes, The Genuine is signed Witttax BagcuF ior, all others sre mere imitations, a rhould be avoided. Sold by all druggists. &c. Fac- tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batcieior’s new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-coly a ee eee Hostetrer’s Bitters,— Bewere of Ice Water.— The chill given to the circulation by large drai of simple ice-water is decidedly dangersus—not thet the coid and gratefal fluid may not ba im- bibed witoout peril, if a whol€some medicated stimulant be incorporated with ft. Infact, a smail Winegiass of Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters, taken before or with the ice-water, the whole diflicuity will be obviated. This genial preparation is the purest and most healthfal tozic which the vegetable king¢wm has yet contributed under the manipulations of science, for the use of man. Itconverts the ri erated beverage into an invigorant, and causes it 10 assimilate health- folly with the fluids of the body. In all the range of medicines there is nothing so fure a3.a preven- tive of malariovs tevers as Hostetter’s Bitters, nothing that so completely defends the system against the mslaria which bears upon ita foul winds the seeds of deadly disease Take Hostetter’s | Bitters with your ice-water, and you are not only safe from the effects ofthe shock which the un- qualified beverage is Calculated to produce on the cucwation, but forearmed against all the causes of fever. Wholesale Agents—A, M, Biniuger 7 Co.. 237 Penn. ave. jy 6-eod a GEELT PENNSYLVANIA KOUTS, wia Baltimore nd Barrishurs, to the Worth and Wesi.—T wo traius loave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quitk time per at Government rates. For tickets aud fur- ther intormatien apply at the office ef Great Penn- sylvanis Route, northeast corner of Penusylvania avenue aud Sixth st., Washington, Ofiice open from | $a. m. until? p. m.; om Sundays from Zio 4p. m, anu lt-ly E.O. Nostox, Agent, —— Dx. Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pilisare the very test in use. They operate speedicy and effectively, and being suxar-coated create 5e& Upon the most ‘elicate stomach. A trisl of these Pills will prove their superiority overalletiers, | Price 1a box. Soid by 8. C. Ford, corner ilth | street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry | Cook, Alexandzis. ja6-ly ~~. BPRRMATORRE@A Csn 3% Ovazp.—Dr. Rand’s Bpeciis cures Spermatorrhaa. Seminal Weaknes: Impotency, Loss of Power, clc., speedily and effectia ly. Ita effects aro truly maicel. A trial of the Byecifc, will convinces the most skeptic merits. Price $i abox, Sold by &. ner lithstree: and Pa. avenues, | Henry Cook Alexandria. DISEASES OF 7HE NenvOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND BexCAL 6¥57SMs.—New and reli ment—in Reports o in sealed Jetter envelopes, free of ca Dr. J. Bkillie Heughton, Howar | Philadelphia, Pa. ‘Association, ington, and Renry Cook, Alezancris. jaGly MARRIED, On_the 15th ult.,by Rev. J atler, JOIN . G. B | W. COLLINS to GATHARINE GC: DAKAR: all of thi ity. i .3} GEORGE W. PHTTEY to Mics’ MAKGAKRK ANNA ENNIS, all of Alexandria, Va. * DIED, Departed this life, in this city, on 14th instant, Mrs, PRISCILLA GARNI, the beloved wife of Tristram H. Garner, after a severe illness of seven weeks, wich she bore with great christian forti- | tude. She bas been « consistent wember of the baptist Church for more than twenty years. Sue will be baried from toe resiiencs of hor On 4th street, No. 40S, nesr VD atrest, on day, the 16th inst.,et2o’clock. Her rela- tives and friends are respectfujly imvited to at- terd, without farther notice 4 On_the lith instant, SNEAS ROBERT 8. PR NOLDs, infant child of Marvaret and Eneas |: nelde, aged 6 montis and 14 days. { Balt, Sun please copy. On Tuesday morning, Mrs. MARY E. ED- WARDS. wife of John &. Edwards, of this city. She friends snd acquaintances of the family ara requested to attend the funeral without further netics, Jas. L’ Edwards, on F street, on Thursday morno- ing, loth inst.,at 19 o'clock. . On Tuesday morning, the lith instant, ALBERT, youngest son ef Willism and Elizabeth Lord, in the 9th year ot his age. par ‘Tue friends of the family rre invited to attend the tuneral this afteracon at 5 o'clock, from his | nther’s residence. corner 5th and @ streets. * Ox the 15th instaut, JAMES BUCHANAN, aged ears, the oniy sou of Oombs and Mary G ene Withe friends of the fsmily are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, to- morrow evening, at 3 0’clock,on New Jersey ave , | between K and L streets south, * | “On the sth instant, ABEL HUNTINGTON sincerely mourned by his friends andre a- “T have endeavored to do my duty tomy d to my country, waich is as dear to me as my life. é ds are requested to attend his funeral, | frit tin residence on the ‘corner of 10th and L sts. Navy Yard, No. 551, on Thursday afternoon, at So’clock, withont further notice, . ‘On the 15th instant, JAMS L., son of William J. and Sarah Belshaw, aged Sy~ars aol 5 moaths, ‘The funeral will place to-morrow, Thura- day,at3p.m. n, D.C., on the 15th inst. | presses: ‘beloved son of Comb: B Greenwell. ‘* a done; the agonizin The i g of cesth wi Lay my littie garments by, ‘To live with Christ forever more. ‘g done; dear mother, cease to weep, AT OUr littie Jim is free from pain; Tho’ lost from earth snd all its ties | On Canaan’s shores we'll meet again. 1t3g done; a long, & last farewell, ‘our care for — Segara se rieni mn wl . x Wo meet my sister deario fade fetch family are tfuily ime touttond tie fas ral to- nuotrow at 3 o'clo0k {com his residence, on New Jersey between. end L south. ; » JAMES od Mary low fare and sure connectiong. Suldiers’ tickets sold | Mar 25-412, Lage St THE OFEAPEST AND BEST Hiiz D¥B In THE Woatn— Verer Rades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, 50 | certsabox. The bestinure. Iry it. Bold by 2, C. Ford, corner lith street ant! Ps. avenue, Wasb- | the 14th Rath by the Rev. J. H.M, Lemon, | from the residence of her father in-law, | PIC NICS, HE YOUNG UNITED OLUB HAVE Post. eir Afternoon 'Ve@nin; '1c- untif PRURSDAY mext, the lth inet, Sy 130t WANTS. ANTED— respectable woman a SITUA- TION ancook, Apply at No. 263 1's batwcon 13th and 14th, 1t* POST EMENT. Tus Second ed ee Pio-Niaof the Kes- nebec Assembly is postponed until THURsDAY, the I6th inst. =, ie ANAGEES. J. 0. Clements, we. Bebaatian, avis. . W. Kel ik. a.fonney. sy 13-st* iM FIBST GRAND FORE AND APTERROOR be PIC-NIO of the SHAMBUOK OLU yen at SEVENTH STREET PARK on DAY, July i¢th instant, for the ben. efit of 8t. Ann’s Icfant Asylum. The mana. gers take pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public that no pains nor expends, shall bs epared to make this the most agreeable Pic Nic of the season. A splendid brass and cotillion band has been engaged for the occasion. Tickets fifty cents, admitting s gentieman and ladies, which can be procured at the Park on the day of the Pic- Nic, or at the McClellan House, @ street. M, © OLARK. Vics President, . C. . Vice President, JOHN RIELLY, Treas. JAMES ENRIGIIT, Sec. iy 9-6t* .FOR SALE AND REN’ UBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT TH southeast cor. of &th and K sts. dy 15-3t* QEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR + rent on the Island. corner of llth and B ats,. just opposite the Bmit! sonian Institute. 1t* it REN T—A small convevient partly Carnisaed TLOUBE, between the Patent Office and Treas- ury. Rent $50 per month, payable in advance, Apply ALFRED HUNTER, Bookseller,over Bani: ot Washington, dy 15 até FAOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE YOR sale; elegantly situated in Georgetown. Ad- drees Box 285, Washington City P.O. jy 14 $t" HE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A well-established Claim Agency for sale; good Address Box 285, Washington pe ee. jy 14 3t* co FS RENT—Two new STOKES, in a desirable location, Just completed, near the Quarter master’s Department and Corral, on 22d st., near thecor.ofG. Inquire outhe premises, jy 14-2t* location. W ANTED—By a respectable woman. SITUA- a1 ‘Acdress MES.O-SOAN- LON, through Uity Post Otice, it F4su HANDS WANTED —Wanted, two Men whe can plough and toe to work ona fi nearthiscity. The hi.hest wages will be Apply at No. 464 Pa.ave. [Int ] ANTED—By a respec‘able woman with one W aid pen oats olka SITUATION as coon washer and ironer ina small fami:y; has no ob; tion to go in thecountry. Call at No. 321 Fat., between 10th and 11th. aS ANTED—Two MEN to wor on a farm, thay must be honest snd industrio' Men who are good milkers preferred, Tne highest wagea will be paid. and permanent Smoloyment will be jiven. Apply to DANIEL McOARTHY, next farm io Mount Olivet Oemetery, or to CHAS McCABTHY, corner of 18th and H streets, First Ward. jy Md st pANTED_ A good locking Better, Pointer or Terrier SLUT, abouta year old. Apply at Storecor Pa. av and i7th st. dy 14-3t* ANTED—A SERVANT wIkL for geueral housework. Apply 415 6th st., bet. F and G streets. jy i tf Wantep—a SITUATION in astore, by a boy of 16 years. Best of reference given. Ad- dress J. L. Georgetown P.O. jy 14 2t* V JANTED-A CHAMBERMAID, LAUNDRESS ‘ Hee NURBE. Appiy atthe Kbbitt House, y 14st™ WANTED—A DRUG CLERE who understands the prescription business. Address Box 728 Georgetown Port Ofice. Jy 14-1w* WANTED TO RENT—A STORM, centrally lo- cated. on Penn. avenue or 7th st. Address J. 8, Star office. jy M-2t* BRUCE & €0. want all co know that they can + buy better Clothin, at lower prices,a: 464 Beventh street, than elsewhere. iy ET NURSE WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Apply at No. 332 Mass. aver ue. between i2th and 18th ets. Good wages bepsid. iy 14 St" AUCTION SALES, pe nee = Pde tyes a THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By WM.L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. FR W1IN3B AND LIQUORS.—Continuation of a fine im Wines and Liquers. On TUESD. the 14th ypatant, at 2 Sele a uno, le remai: atoc! imported Wines a34 Liquor SenkEeaeeee Ot BOO cases Pranqu il Ig cares Old Port Wine, Wines St- Sal Ie caren tard Da & Co., Brand cant a pu: +» Bre . he eaten Otard Dupuy & Oo. Brandy” 135 10 cases Old Rye Whisky, No. 1, 1853, In cases Old Rye Wai. No. 8, 1838. 4 cases ponbagahels h 1853. 9 cases Stomach Bitters, in quart flasks. 4cases Arematic Bitters, 1 quart each fancy bottles. ac ee bottles five to a gallon, in S cases Co, Old Tom @in. dy casks James Hennessy & Co.'s Brandy, 1 “cake Old Madeita, Harmony Sherry, and Port Wines, G.H. CARTER, Trustee. It WM. L. WALL& CO., Aucts. 87-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE NON-ARRI- val of the goods from more, the above sale is postponed to THURS! AY next, 1th inst. G. H. CARTER, Trustee. It WM. L. WALL & CO , Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, RSIRABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE APITOL AT PuBLIC BALR.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July lith, at 6%) o'clock,oa the premises, we shall se!i part of Lot No. 10, in square 0.757, fronting 25 feet on Third street east, be- tween north O,street and Maryland avenue, Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in six months with interest. secured by adeed of trust on the premises, Title perfect. GP” A depesit of $25 will be required at time of Bale. jy 10 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, {Sunday Chronicle.] &7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- ti! TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, same hour. jy 5 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, WANTEDTA SITUATION in a drug house, by a competent druggist of 15 years experience. Address C, W. 8., Post Office. @ jy 34-3t* | ee CMEAP—A MILK ROUTE and Qaity of eighteen Cows, with the Good Wiil and Fixtures of a good heuse and four acres of land, For particulars inquire of D. MILLER. Kendall Green. Jy Le-3ee Po SALE—A well-estabdiished GROCERY and LIQUO# STOKS, on a corner near to Seventh street. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. For particulars cailat Room No. 5,474 Seventh ftreet. iy 14 3t" TS LET—One of those very fine STORES, just _ finished, on Seventh street, one of the best lo- estions for almost sny business'in the city. Pos- sereion given immediately. Laquire et the Gos- ling House, No 247 Penn. ave., between i2th and ith sta., or at the Star ofice. dy 14-3 OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—For an improved farm in Maryland, a nearly new COTTAGE HOUFE, two squares north of the @apitol, 8 larze rooms, and large garden, with fruit and’sbrun bery, ‘For particulars inquire of JAS. F, HALI- DAY. Keal Estate Broker, Eleventh street west, No. 515. Cons, Union. | sy 4 lw" WOR RENT—A STORK, in a business neighbor- hood, AddresaN. B.. Star office, jy 13-3t* rok BaLe OR EXCHANGE—For country pré- perty, one two-story and attic FRAME av alley 10 feet wide; a comfortable atable horses. Situated on7th street east, north of Pa. avenue, Apply to JAS. MANSFIELD, on the premises jy 11 3t* War JABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 127H ST’ KET, SOUTH OF THE AVENUE —The +1 sere effer for sale a four story BRICK at ING, 2x0 feet, together with the Lot, on (itr si: vet wert, between EB and C streets north. uw suilding is substautial and well built, aup- plied with Hoisting Machine, trap-doora, &c., 4nd HGUSB, on a lot 3! fest front by 119 feet deep. to | a for 4 isadmirably adapted for any heavy business, or could readily be altered toa dwelling house For particulars, enquire of JAS. ©. McGUIRE & CO jy 13 Gt {OR SALE—A amell BRICK HOUSE, on ground ren«. wili be aold low. For particu at 406 12th street, between I and K. Foe, BN ‘A FURNISHED HOU _desi- rally located, not far trom Willards’ Hotei. Itis supplied with all the 1 For terms, apply to BE. P. 81 Guy’s, 322 D, between 10 A FINE GARDEN FARM . FOR 8ALK. Four miles ant a hatf from Washington, In a northernly direction, ina high state of cuitivatioa, now covered with a flourishing crop of vegetation, fine Dwelling, all recuisite outbuildings, two pumps of excellent water ; and will be soit chaap for cash. Inquire of BE. LACY,onthe premises, or J. BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N streets, Washington je 23-1a* WANTED —Everybody to know that they can bay their Clothing at reduced prices at SMITII’S, 460 Seventh street opposite tha City Post Office jy Mé-tr We Furnished ROOMS, in a re- spectable locality not too far from Penn av., for the business of dressmaking, Call or address MRS. HAIGHT, No. 28 4}. st dy 14-2t* YY ANTED.— 10.000 MEN AND BOYS to call at SMITH & BEALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh straet, just below the Northern Market, jy 14-tr YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A SITUA- tion as compan‘on and aeamatreas to a lady or family; no objection to travel; best of reference given.’ Address Mist C, L. M., P.O. Washington, . Jy 14-2t* V JANTED IMMEDIATELY—100 W9OD CHOPPEL~, Il milee from (eorgetown, on the viaduct, near the brick yard—piue wood. Ap- plyto KE. B BARRETT, Georgetown. corner Oon- greus street and Canal, or to BENRY STONE. on the premises. [jy 14-3t"] E. B. BARRETT. WANTED —A respectabie association of gentle- men. of this city, wish to rent @ moderately Jarge Unfurnished ROOM, situated near the cen- tral part of the city, suitable for the general es- sembly of the society. Rent moderate Address by letter WM. THOMAS, 407 Sixth st., Washing- toncity, D. C. Sy 14-20" V ANTED—A good CAKE BAKER to work on fine cakes. Apply at JO8 SHAFFIELDO’s Corfectionery, 356 6th street, betveen G and IL streets, Jy 13-3t* A ANT ED-—Two GIRLS, irish preferred; one to cook, wash and iron; the other to ‘house- work ; best of reference required, and lideral wages given. Caliet 274 F street, next to corner of 3th. dy lo-3t* Paes HOUSS WANTED.—A Furnished House, of moderate size, without tableware or bed-linen, is want®d by a smal! and neat family. The House must be pleasantly !scated, and may be either in Washington or Georgetown. A note addressed to R , Box 594. Washington Post Office, wil! receive prompt attention dy U-lw* (20VERNM HOSPITAL FORTHE INSANE Wav st, ELIZABETH, ON THE ANACOSTIA HIGHTS.—Wanted, a MAN and his WL?'E, with- out children, or a capable Single WOMAN. fo take charge of the laundry, an elderly, single Man,who would be glad of & good home’ with moderate wages, for porter et the lodge, and six single Nen, arc 7 ‘or attendants. Appi must bring evidence of good character. aed be able tore ad and write. _yiliw (Reps. & Chron | WARTED_Two gord BAKERS. Inquire at | 496 Seventh st.. between D and Kets, Sy ett _McKEUDEN. & PATTERSON, WRNISHNL KRCOME TU AENT—For rent, at 450 I2th street, east aide. between Gand H streets, peer farnished d_yery comfortabie BED ROOMS, aud BIT + ROOMS, and PAR LORS. The neighborhoed is one of most desirable inthecity. Every attention ee to those 000! ie ing them © children ia the house. my 8-tf * PHRSONAL. rPPHIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICK, That all rewards fered for the apprehension of my seven NEGR¢ MEN, verbally or by advertisament, is revoked. [fy 5 3t" |g FIELDSR MAGRUDER, WO IMPOSITION. MADAMB BOSS. Dovtress IN Vand Astrofoxist, was bora with a natural gift, She tells the past and future—never known to fail. Causes speed, ma brings together ta. 86 long separated 1 diseases, Bu inosa strictly coufidentia 3:5 G@ street north. corser Twelfth street west, three squares fro o tue Patent Office. Theonly person that ¢ ow alikeness of iuiure husbacd or absent friend in reulity. Ladies 60 conta; Gentlemen $1. jy 1-!m* “MITH’S, 460 Seventh street, the best place ia tewn to buy your iy lt CLOTHING ore he. of all deseripti at remarkably © Tow prices. ut SMITH’S, 460 Seventh at. yd YALL AT SMITH’S, 460 Se: \ your summer CLOTHING, — *EEAT RUSH TO SMITH’S, 460 Seventh st., # to get some of the great bargains in CLOTH® ING.” jy 4 4G{) SENENTH STREET, The bext place in Oi) sown to get your Spring and Summer CUOTHING. jy l4 fWOTics# To he attendance of the following perso: ed. forthwith, at the Naval General Cour’ ‘ar- tial. now in session atthe Philadephia Navy Yard, to give evidence in the case of Acting Ensign Wil- liam R, Rude. Thew w.li be allowed two (2) dollars per d whilst in sttendance, and ten (10) cents per mile for traveling expenses. venth street, to get : jy lt SUTLERS, “Potomac River—Schooner *Sarah Jane.” E. Demortimer, supercurgo, B.S. Teiemon, ierk, W71n NY Win. Reynoica,e erk. 17th N. ¥. Jcbhn Myers, clerk,4th U. 8. Artillery, “Potomac River—Schconer ‘G. W. Grice”? W. PF. Filley, eutler, 6th Ohie. Charles ttevens, sutier, ith Ohio. HP, Smith, sutler, 70h Indiana. “Potomac River—Schooner ‘J. H. Cater.’ GC. Brownold, sutler, 53th New York, K Thaleimer, 110th Pegnsylvania. * Potomac Rirer—Schounes ‘Ana Harnileton.” H. J. Crieghtov. captain. dg. Merwin, th Oaro. &. Gates, sutler, “Potomac River—Schooner *Mignionette. ” James Jones, captain. Job Rich, sutler, 3ith New York, Q. King, satler, ist Maine. A. Knox, sutler. 15th Massachusetts By order of Ton, GLUBON WELLES, Becreary of the Navy. U. 8. Navan Jepce Apvocars, dy 13-1w Peonsyivenia, Hoe SALE—The STOCK and FINTURKS ofa wood and Coal Yar4 inan eligtble locatity. or further information apply at the Star olfica, On hand 2 superior lot of Light C. aeverul first rave second-hand Lig which will be sold low to close out. Butler and other Wagons always on hand. ROBT. 4. GRAHAM, Qoach Sy 14-5t™ ker, 374 Dand 477 sth atrost, ( year REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS! We have cn band a very large and choice stock of MOZAMBIQUER, £UMMER POPLINS, VALENCIAS, LAWNE, ORGANDIES, AND OTUER SUMMER DRESS GOODS, ° And being anxious to close them out before taking an accbunt of stock we shall from to-day offer them at cost. Those wishing to purchase have now an oppor- tunity of buying these desirable goods at 25 per cent. less than former prices. We shali sell our large stock of DOMESTICS AND LINEN G90D3 ata very amall advance on cost. J.J, MAY, 308 Pennsylvania avenu: jy 4-2 between 9th and 10th rte, lhe mel bear ite OF WASHINGTON fom ne To FO peANOK TAYLOR. WANTED—Au OPERATOR on Singer's sowing machine, WALL, STEPHENS & CO., jy 7-tf 3v2 Penn, avenie. W ANTPD—A DINING ROOM SERVAND. Ono that cay come will recommended may hear | of a good situation by applying at Room New, 37 kecoud tloor, Wind sniidin, Labixs WA 20,000 to call at 351 F street. between 3th and 9th, Opposite Patent Ofice 2 AND GET THEIR STAMPING DONE, Wo Stamp all kinds of goods cheaper thaa any other place in the city. Five hnodred NEW BRAIDING PATTERNS Je 26-'m* 4 Vi 4B PSD A PURCHASER or PURCHASERS d » for tuirty gallops purest Itime | County Lee Cream, of all favo in auy eof 1.59 par gai- | part of the city at the low Jon to THOMAS K, W. FAIROUR. No, fth street, between F and G, or leave orders at Soda Weter and Ice Cream Stand, Wasn- ing, (corner 7th and Ps, avenue,) Soda 71 Northern Liberty and No ets je 17- WW ANZED AH Twenty ¥ PENTERS. good wo will be ps men, and none others will be acespted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeerth street, Lieut, Col. kM. GREENE, Chief Quarter ’ Department of Washixgton. WANTED.—Wantad to a.m Fi private family. locstio Ward preferred, Address aahington. D.C. Liberal w to _ Toy 25-tf PVURNISHRD HOUSE 5 S 5 « 8 oe & ef & $ “ Ps na 4-t? TITORE V ANTED—#ECOND-HAND F Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Leds, Bedding and Housefu ishi: oods of every deacri ng Gags ot exer a and Ti. BOARDING. I OOMS FOR RENT—Large and pleasant with joard. Terms moderats, Apply at 415 Est. bet :th and 9th streets. jy ZOARDING AND ROOMS AT 51 PENNSY 3 vauia avenur, Handrome Rooms and excel- lent B inh use of parlor and bath-room. on mar 9)-tf ex By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers. GONZENMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED K Stoxks.— We shall sell atthe Navy Yard in this city on'sHURSDAY next, July l6th, the fol- lowing articles, condemped as unfit for public use: 11 Pea Jackets. 5 Blue Cloth Trowsers. 2 Linen Frocks, 23 Bins Fiannal Overshirts,9 Bue Flannel Undershirts, 19 Blue Flannel Drawarg ] yard Blue Satinet, 5:; yards Biue Flannel, 2 pais Rip Shoos, 2 pa _Wool Socks, & Mattresses, 10 Blankets, 7 Black Silk Gandkerehie’s, 50 Blue Cloth Caps, ‘YVerme cash in Government funds By oroer of . P. BROWN, Navy Agent, jy lu-td MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucta. By WM. L, WALL & CO.., Auctionee: RUSTEER’S SALE OF A 2 STORY FRAME HOUSE ON LiTH STREET AT Avction.—By virtue of @ deed of trust tothe subscriber, dated I7ta Jane, 1268, and duly reco-Jed in jiber J, A. 8.,No. 56, folios 404, 495. 406, one of the land recwris of Washington county, D, C., I will, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 13th of August, 1363, at 5 ock, sell in frovt of the premises, part of Lot 10, square <47, fronting 22 feet. on 14.h’ street weet and ran- ning back between L street and Massachusetts avenue, toa public alley, and improved by a good two story Frame Dwelling Terms made known at the sale; 250 of which must be paid at the rale. BICHARD A. HYDE, Trustee. iy 9-d&ds WM. L. WALL & CO.. Aucta. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioneers. GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN + Forsirurg at Avction,—On THURSDAY, the 17th instant. at 19 o’clock a.m.,we shall fell at the Kc sidence of a gentleman declining house“esping, on Gth styeet near the corner of H street north, No, 573, general assortment of Household Furai ture consisting in part of— | Mshogany Sofas. Cushion Sest and other Chairs Mahogany Marbie. top and Side Tables ahs piy, Ingrain, and other Carpets and Oil joths Cooking, Air-tight and other Staves ‘| And a good assortment ef Kitchen Furniture. with many other articles which we dee a unneces- ary to exumerate. je 13 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. LOST AND FOUND. REWARD-—For 2 Dark-bsy HORSE; fifteen bands bich; eicht years old; star in forehead; either broke the halter, or was taken from the staple of MES. LOUISA COLLINS, on Ninthat., Center Market. Jy 15-2t* 5 REWARD —Straved or stolen, sometime in «ed Jone asmall COW; white, covered with dark epots which sre larger about the neck and head than elsewhere; Lorws straight and wide; has had a calf since leaving the premises, No. 7 7th atreet, bet. Mary an! eni Virginia avenues, Island, where the abc ve rewaru will be pa’ Sy 15-st® yi ee N UP ESTBAY—On the lithinst ,a small AY HORSE, bad on whan taken up a leather halter; the horse bas no marks on him, excepts smeli white strip in his forehead. requested to come forward and prove property, pay charges and take the saia horse away This horas is from 7 to% yearsold. JOHN MoS AMARA, itt cor. 2d strect»nd Va ave fi Rea UP_ESTRAY—On Sunday night, a Bay HORSE. The owner is requasted to come for- ward, prove property. pay chargés and take him away. Oallat No, 720 6th st., (Island,) between Tani K. Jy 14-3t* "UUND—On G street, between 2d and 34 a blaza- face MULB. with 3 cuts on his left hind quar- ter. be bad aSaddle, Lridie. and Halter on when founda owner will come forward, prove charges and take him away. GRORGE CEUTNER. & ved or stolen on the night of eed the 7in inst , one dorrel HORSE, ab-ut 16 hands high, whit. spot on his bac! left shoulder, and his lett hind ieg hr REWARD— the rewad if returned tc me JGHN N, GATES, Nesicence wear Sastern Brauch Bridge, Navy Yard, iy M4 it* Cs TO $Hs FARM OF C, W. CROCK, / 14h street road, near Piney Branch, on Friday nighi, one brinale COW, with white face; has had ucalf since there. The owner is requasted to come forward and prove property and take her nway, F°, D STRAYED—Two bay HORS 4) haves high & other 17 har ties can hav lescrib ing ownership, on eppl cation at the of Mth snd C street, n penses to be pai OST—On the night of the sthi 4 orcream color d HORSE; wh about 4 yearsola, from th emisesof T. 8. Ben- I t toll-eate Lear Columbia pike A 1 be paid to any one who wiligive the said horse may be found, { the second precinct, on7th jy 13 St" JESEPH T. MORGAN ¥V JAS PICKED UP ON THE CORNKE OF T and iéth streets, a barrei of SODA CXACK- ERS which the owner can have by proving proper- ty and paying charges. W. LINK jy 1h wt* corner of I and 16 JOTiC# NOTICH.—Left in mistake a. some IN ‘store on Penn, avevur, between ii: and 7th streets. in April last. a BUNDLE OF CLOTHING, marked Capt, 8, Ist Min. Regt. Any ona buving dle will confer a.favor by notifying WM. RULLMAN, No, 456 Pa. ave. jy 1-4 one 15'2 ay and prov- able corner the Long Bridge. Ex- the owner. dy 13 3t* nt,a nankeen e mane and tail; 4 wiih good board and pleasant Rooms, with gas. atNo, 355 Sixtas sn H and I etre OARD.—A large, well furni ually gentlemel high ceiling Apply on First street east, hotween A aud B nort one Square from Capitol Prison, Reference ex changed. iy -20* I QAKDING —Two or three gentlemen tain Board at 103 F street, between 19:1 a jy 2ith streeta. i OARD.—Gentiemer can be accommodated with clegantiy Furrished Rooms and first class Board; one suit. parlor and chamber attac! Apply at 301 G street dy 10 tw prok RENT.—Cne or _ two KOUMS, large, airy, aud comfortably furnished, with excellent | beard. The house isin the immediate v: ity of | fur Departments of the Government, and has Modern conveniences. Terms 48 moderate as the times will possibly permit. To those who desire a auiet pleasant home, free from pretension, or show, where every attention is paid to the comfort of its inmates, this opportunity id offered, Apply at No. tee street, between F and G streets. ie ERSONS DESIRING BOARD MAY FIND J all the comforts of an elegant home by apply- ing at 126 2th street, coxner of F. throe squares weat of the, War and Nivy Devartments, One of the preasantest locations, with one of the finest Yiews,inthe city. Water ard gasin every room, Table boarders taken, je 16-1m* Ca FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officerd and eee, visiting Wash- ington, may find a comfortable home in one of the most delightful locations in Washington, No, 52 lissouri avenue. One very large front room, 2d story, now vacant, my 15 Fo SALE—Fonor fine (mare) MULBS, warranted to be round in every particular. The bayer or buyers will find them on trial to be usefal in almost every capacity. Inquire of J. STRED, Near Piscataway. dy 10-e03t* Prinee George’s couaty, Md, ¢ ‘HOICE WINES AND LIQUORS. Z — We have or hand and for sule low, the following = Superior Olaret, Haut, Sauterne,’ Sherry, Hock, Madeira, Muscat. Port, and Ginger Wines; also, Cherry, Blackberr nder, and Ginger Bran- does. together wir weil assorted stock of other Brandies and Whiekies. ce ae We are also Sole genta for this District, for the sale of Movsrs, Kohler & Frehling’s etrictly tp Call NIA WINKS avd BRANDY, such as White Muscatel, Port, Anwelies. and Kock wines, Also a superior article of Grapo Grandy si ECAN & P&BRIR, Sv il 6t 8. W. Corner 9th and % sta, NOt TO WATER-TAKEKS. Water Recistrar’s Orrice, i City Hall, July 1, 1363, ALL Warrr-Taxens are hereby notified that their Water Rents for the year commencing with this date are now due and payable at this office. ‘The following is the law of the Corporation “in relation to delinquent water-takers,” vi! “In all cases of the non-payment of the water rent for thirty days after the same is due and psya- bie, the Water Registrar shall notify the Purveyor of such delinquency, and the said Purveyor shall discontinue the supply of water immediately, by cutting off the water at the main. and he shell not silow it to again used in said delinqueat’s premises except on notification by the Water Re gistrar thatthe water rent has been paid, as also the expanse of cutting off and r ring the low of water, The law will be enforced. ERANDOLPH COYLE, fy 2-Imif Water Hegistrar, “TEAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL S AND QUEENSTOWN, (Conk Aainon,) é Rates of Farsage Reduced. - Bteerage from Liverpuol or Queenstown to New ‘or! esos Soe 34.00 Through to Washington,D C.. 42.00 Payabic in U. 8. Treasury notes. For particu.ars mquire of . B, FUOTE, jy 14.5t* Agent, 401 Penn, avenue Mayor’s Orriog, July 14, 1853. ROPOSALS will be received at tnis office until 12 o’clock m, on Saturday, the 18th instant, for ding and gravelling L rtreet south, from Be’ enth street east to Virgi avenue, the grave! to be of &@ quaiity to be approved by the Com- missioner and Assistant Commissid§rs, and to be nine inches in the centre, tapering aff to four inches towards the gutter line, to be well raked of stour of improper size, and to be rolled witha heavy reiler. 4 Biers Che state the pice = one ard ae eracing, anc r square yard for gravelling. part of the appropriation willbe paid the con trestor except upon the certificate of the Com miraforer and beth the Aesistant Commisioners ‘that the wora hes been properly @xeout-d Oorsmisstsner sixt, Ward yea mj lope: 5 Ward. MIOW'L Nasa O. SANDERSON, Jy 4-4t (Chron &Rep,} Ase’t Oommigsionors, poto™ 49 MAREXET, POSITE THE GOVERNM&NT WHARF, Foor or 81xtH Street. * A.M, HEPBURN, Proprietor, . MEATS, FISH, VEGETABLES, FRUIT, I03, &e,, WHOLESALE AND Rerain Goode delivered in any part of the city on and after the 2th ing, Je 19-1m* FOR STAMPING fs NO PAPER AND ENVELOPES OHARGE. | WITH NAME, INITIALS, CREST, or 2 OOAT OF ARMS, PHILP & SOLOMONS, Metropolitan Bookstore, / mar 25-eo1f No. 382 Pennsylvania avenue, LY OF BAI. GEN, taeda Ok PAYLOR, The owner is | iy 1s-e0kds J. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. By W.L, WALL & 00. ; South corner Pennsyivanta avenue and Ninth street RUSTRE'S SALE OP REAL BSTATN IN mop el Scant tothe subscriber, dated October, Sua, 1500, 8 corded in Uber J.'A Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen menths, purchaser's uotes sat! torily ondorsed and bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on the premises, All conveyancing at the expense of the par- ir. If the terms of sale are not complied with with- in five days from the day of reserves the right to resell the said property at thenisk aud — of Mod etaalting purchaser,om noticr pub- etc =f ‘iotics in some newspaper the of Wash ington. EDWARD 0. CARBINGTON, Trustee, $03 W. L. WALL & 0O., Aucts, S7-IN CONSEQUENCE OP THR RAIN above sale is it to FRI NOON sext, hover rree, ae RDA. ARTBH- j B.C. CARRINGTON, Trustee. iy 15 WM. L. WALL & 60.. Ancts, SSISTANT UARTEBMASTER’S OFFICE, enty-second streets, Was! “§ D.C., Jniy 31, 1563.—Will be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 224 instant, at the aaah near the Observatory, Washington, D.C., jot o! HORSES AND MULEB, condemned as unfit for public service. Sale to commence at ten o'clock a.m. Terms cash, in Government funds C. H. TOMPKINS, iy 14-8t Captain, A. Q. M, U. 8. Army. By WM. B. LEWIS & CO, Auctioneers. U- 8. MARSHAL’S SALE OF SCHOONER gies MARTHA ANN. In virtue of a decree issued from the Clark’s ofice of the Supreme Court of the Distri, t or it the Colambis, holding a District Court of the States. I will sell at Public Sale.:or cash foot of 6th street wharf. on the Potomac ri BATURDAY, the l8th day of July, inst. o’clock P. M., the SCHOONER MARTHA ANN, er Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture, _ WARD H. LAMON,'U.8 Marshal, D.C. jy lid&ds per WM. B. LEWI8 & CO. Aucts. By WM. L, WALL & O0., Auctioneers. At the Bazoar, 98 Lovisiana ave., between 9h am Wth streets. lige HORSES HARNESS, AND BUGGY AT AUCTION.—Un SATURDAY MOENING, July 18th, at 10 6’clock, we willsell at our Bazaar aad Repository— 2Hacke, 3 Morses, Burgy, and 3 setts Harness, Bale Positive. Terms Oasn jy i3 WM.L. WALL & CO., Ancta. By J.C. McGUIRE & 00,, Auctioneers. LOTS, 08, BRENNA. AVENUE AT AUOTION.— 4 21 Building Lots in Square 874,0n Pa. avenue between 6th and 7th streets east, will he offared at auction, on the premises, MONDAY, July 19th, at 5 o’elock p.m jy ll [Kep.|_ J. 0. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucta, By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.., Auctioneers. RUSTKE’S SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON Tug IstanD.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July z4th, at 6 o’e! b ofa deed of trust, corded county, sbail sell Lot No. kK, on the premises. by virtat ated Jan'y 19th, }) and re- among the land reco; for Washingtea Liber J. A.8.. No 116, folios 232, &e., 1 in Square &53, fronting 45 feet inches op Third eet, between south E and F streets, running K 92 feet to a 39 fest alley; if eens y the Lot will be divided into two build- ine Lo : Terms: One-third cash; the remefuder in six and twelve months with ‘interest, secured by = deed of trust on the premises. All conveyencing at cost of purchaser. WM. B. WEBB, Trustee. iv 13-eod&ds 3.0. MoGUIRE & Cv.. Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. f hese TEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL B8- TK IN WASHINGTON City.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, August 5th, at6 o'clock, on the premises by virtue of a deed of trast, bearin, date en the 2d day of June, 1850, and record among the land records of Washington oe in .No District of Columbia, in Liber J. A folios 414, et seq. we shall sell, at px to the highest bidder, all that certain io! of grouod. in the City of Washington. known and designsted as lot number eix(#), in Dyer’s eubdi- visioy of square number nine nundr d@ and fifteen (915),improved by a frame dweiiing house. _ ‘Terme: One-third cash to be paid at the time of sale; and the remainder in eqzal payments at six ard twelve months from the day of sale, with interest; the deferrad psyments to be secured by a deed of truston the property, And if the terms are not fully complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to reseli the property at the risk ani cost of the de- fauiting purchaser, on one week's notice in the Washington Sar, All conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser. a ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, H. 0. SPALDING, ‘Trustees of Phonix Builiing Assciation. C. McGUIRE « CO.. Aucta, By J. 0, McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. MPRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUAGLE REAL ES- tare in Waontreromw Orrr —Ou THUsASDAY AFTERNOON, August 6th, at 6 o’cloca, on the premises. by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the 25th day of November, 1859, and recorded in the lard records of Washington county, District of Columbia, in Liver J. A S., No. 187, folios 32, ez seq., We shall sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, ali that lot or parcel of groand in the city of Washington. known and described on the pian or plat of said city ax part of lot numbered six,(6,) ir square numbered seventeen, (17.) bezinning for the eame fourteen (14) feet from the dividing line between lots numbered five (5) and six. 6.) on 25th street west, and running north with said 6th street fourteen (14) feet, thence ninety-seven (97) feet to the depth of agjd lot, thence south fourteen (14) fei, thence wébt ninety-seven (97) feet to the place of beginning, with the improvements, ‘Yerms: Une third cash, to be paid at the time of sale; and the remainder in equal payments of 6 aad 12 nlonthe from the day of sale, with interest: the deferred payments to be sceured by deed of trust on the property: and if the terms are not fally com- plied with within five days from the day of sale ibe trustees will resell the property at the risk and exrenre of the def-ulting purclarer, 00 one week's nol.ce inthe Washington svar, A.i conveyancing at the cost of purchaser RRASMUS J, MIDDLETON, 199, CO. SPALDIN Trustees Pho-nix Building Asaccis’ J.9, MeGUIRE & CO... ByJ ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, @pANosey SALB OF BUY VALUASLB Pp aTY NKAR THE Pate 3 —Byv aut Orricr ofad . PASSea on the 29tn duy of June, the Bupreme Court of the District of Colun cause No} iam A. Wi and others, ve. Wilton, Ballenger, and others, the undersigned il sell. al public kale, to the ‘highest bi 3,0n THURSDAY. th atSo’clock p.m. al! that pa numbered wine, (9.)in Square numbered four hun- dred sad six, (406,) in the city of Washington, which is di ‘ibed as follows: Beginnicg at the porth cofne: of said Lot No, $and running east along F street thirty seven feet ten , (37.10,) then ze south ona hundred feet, (100,) thence West thirty seven feet ten inches, (37.10,) te the scuthwest corner of said lot, and thense nort: ne hundred feetto the be; ng, sub; ht of way overa three feet wide alley on the ine oF said premises, together with the im- ents, 8 proparty is located on F stroet, between sth and (ith streets, opyoate the Patent Ofice, and im the choicest part cf Washington. I will also sei], as above, on the same day, at six ovolock p. m., on ths premises, the east half of Lot No.6, and the west haif cf Lot No.5, in Square numbered one hundred and seventy-one. (17],)em north Hi street, between J7th and ith streets, with improvements, j Terms: Ove-third in cash: and the residue ia two equa) instalments at sixand twelve monihs, to be secured by the purchasers’ notes, endorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustec. Couyeyrncing at the purchaser’s cost. Uniess the terms are complied with in five days, ae Truste ee tcay the right to resell at the pur- chaseg’s risk. HSU RICHARD H, CLARKE, Trustes, jy 28w&dts J.C. MeGUIR® & Of. Aucts. HiDSS—HIDES. Be sold at Public Auction, on y SDA D ATURDAY, st 11 o’clock ¢. m he Wharfon Rizth street, Washington, ali the Goveramen Beef Hiies on band st the time ef pale. Terms eash, in Treasury notes, to be paid at tae mement of sie, * . {Chron,} Ut. Gol. and 0. §. TF GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. JNO, W. LUMSPON, OBWARDBING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. $1 axp 103 Wareu Stager, Georgetown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise generally ; Procures Freight, Obar- rs Vessels, &o, BJusiness transacted always with promptness and dispatch. ‘mar 4-tf a @EBNAL REVENUE STAMPS, Be be bad at eevee ‘DEXOMINATION, ai mes heres Oen DET PE OOLLEOTOR'S OFFIOR, . No. 476 Savenre Srexeat, Opposite Pe Collecto: nal Reve we ra the tt of Intersil irict of Columbia FROM LONDON. ALFORD’S Peerage of Great Britain, 1853, Walford’s House of Commons, I Warera one ere of Greet Britain: ¥ 0! Tent Ne Dod's Peerage, ‘Barocetags, and Knightage of Great Britain and Ireland fe 36. , fthe British Bmp fet Beet tive Court, the Peerage, and the House of Commons. The Foreign Office List and Diplomatic and Con- he Foysi Kalender, 1855 oye ; The Britisn Almanac and Peakak Tarte. J OUORDEONS. UST Received from Paris a large assortment of ch ee - other Neuso-from §2t9 $3, = BROTTS Mase Store, Je 29-0 corner of lith and Penn. ave. R. 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