Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1863, Page 3

= oe LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. WASHINGTON THBATER.—The comic panto- mime, ‘ihe Two Simpletens,” and the ballet | pantomime, «Le Terantule,” willbe performed ior the last time to-night by the St. Dennis | Troupe. Arias, burleeques, ballets, &c., will | be introduced, and just such a light and easy entertainment as is euitable fora summer night will be given. The bill throughout is rich and Tacy. CANTERBURY HALL.—A rare bill of song, dance, pintomime and Ethiopian eccentricity is offered tor this evening’s entertaimment at Canterbury Hall. With a splendid company and a cool hall, it is not at att surprising that this popular resort is well filled nightly. The entertainment this evening will conclude with the ballet pantomime, “Robert and Jacques.” VARIETIES.—An attractive bill is offered also At this popuiur resort to-night, and in addition to the regular concert hall entertainmert, the new local drama, “The Belle of Washington,” Will also te performed. poses See Trusters or Pubiic Scuoons.—The regu- lar monthly meeting of the Board cf Trustees | of Public Schools was held yesterday after- soon, inthe Alderman’s Chamber, City Hall, the Vice President, Dr. Walsh, in the chair. Ratuer a Mistaxe—Somewhat of ascens Occurred the other day in the yictnity of Mar- ket Space in this way:—A lady universally loved and respected in this city was passing along the street with her little son, and the latter picked up oa the sidewalk a bit of velvet, partially worked as if fora head-dress, and the mother advised the boy to carry it displayed ia his hand, thirking the loser might thus be as- certained. After making come purchases in | the neighborhood, the lady was about entering | her carriage, when she was assailed in the rudest manner by a fellow who claimed to keep 2 shop in the neighborhood, but whose face | Was not recognized by any of the bystanders, and who is probably one of the city’s recent and least desirable acquisitions im the floating Pcpulation way. He claimed to be the loser of the bit of head-dress, and despite the explana- nations of the lady, insisted, with noisy bra- tality, upon forcing the mother and boy from the carringe, and draggi falice office as a common thief. A significant int froin some of the indignant spectators, however, cnused the fellow to beat a hasty re- treat; and scme time 2tterward, when the hu:- band of the lsedy appeared upon the scene and demanded a retraction of the charge, the fellow, | Who was £o ferociously valorous when a timid woman and chiid was in the case, absolutely tock refuge behind one of his shop girls! age Fourtn Warp Station CasEs.—Jas. Kelly, A communication was received from the Mayor, transmitting a letter from the Rey. Dr. Samson, President of Columbian College, offer- ing a scholarship in said College to such pupil of the Public Schools as shall be found worthy, in this letter Dr. iuson says: “It is gratity- ing to state that the pupil selected last year gamed the highest honor in his class for s¢hol- arsbip, and received the first testimonial of merit for puntuality and correct de ment,’”” The bey who received thescholarsh:p last year was Joseph L. F The communic: yas referred to Messrs. Wight, Wilson, Miller, and Ellis, who will ex- wmine the candidate designate the pupil to recetvye the scholarship at present offered. Miss Heien E. Williams presented an appli- cation for the position of teacher; which was | referred to the committee on examination of | teachers, The reports of teachers for the month of July were received and placed on the files. On motion of Mr. Holmead a resolution was adopted thanking Dr. J. N. McJilton, of Balti- more; Rey. Dr. Sunderland and Judge Cartter tor their addresses at the distribution ot pre- miums, und reqnesting copies of their addresses tor publication. Mr. Khees offered a resolution authorizing the use of the book called “Scholars Compan- ion” in the Secondary and Intermediate Schools; which was referred to the committee on books. Mr. W. J. Rhees was appointed a delegate to represent the public schools of Washington in the Teachers’ Convention called to assemble at Chicago on the 6th of August. Mr. Ellis asked to be excused from further service npon the committee on school buildings; but the board refnsed to accede to his request. Mr. Utermehle offered the following resolu- tion, Which was unanimously adopted: Resolved by the Board of Trusicea, That the i}anks of the same be, and they are, hereby re- zurned to the several reporters and to the pro- prietor of the Evening Star for the very extended and proper reports of the recent examinations and exhibitions of the public schools, and also tor the publication of ths reports of the sessious of the board. The foilowing bills were presented by the ‘Treasurer, approved, and ordered to be paid, viz:—Bill of Mr. Prosperi for music at the ex- aminations, bill of Davies & Grimes for carpenter work on school-honses, $10; bill of Mr. O'Donnell for hack hire, $3.50. The following were reterred to the commit- tee on accounts:—Bill of H. Polkinborn for printing, $163.75; and bill of Green & Williams sor schocl furniture, $62. A resolution was adopted relieving the teach- ers hereafter irom the preparation of their an- nual report of deficiencies of the pupils in their respective schools. : On motion of Mr. Utermehle, Messrs. Wil- son, Khees, Wight, Ci ll, and the Secretary of the Board, Mr. W. B. Dayton, were appoint- ed tke committee to prepare the annual report of the schools. On motion ot Mr. Wilson, the appointment of & ecmmittes to prepare a plan of rewards of merit and a listof medals and premiums to be distributed at the end ef the school year, was authorized. and Messrs. Wilson, Utermehle, Davis and Holmead were appointed on said committee. The Board then adjourned, to meet on Tues- day evening next. How Tury Drink in Wasnincton.—That the distant public may realize how closely ‘Washingtor city has come to resembie San Francisco in some of its ways during the height of the gold fever in that quarter, wa print Lelow the list of concocted «bibables” that Hammack sets before the numerous guests of his constantly thronged restaurant Hammack's Special List of Drin: 2 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fé a Brook Dash; 2. Spirituous Ladies’ Blush, (original name for 4. Hop Up; 5. Get Back; 6. 2.9%; 7. Braudy Wash; §. Orgeat Julep; Sour; i0. Old Julep; 11. Dry Pun ;_13. Catawba Cobbler; sina; 26. Dry . Old Sod Cock- falta Blush; 31. te Binsh; 33. black titulional; 35. Know ne Fence; 37. Stone ne Frapp-e, | dding Night; 41. 42. Seventy-six, (old and dry;) 45. Rum Croak; 41. Old Virginia; 45. reach and Honey; 46. Fitty- r, (very fine;) 47. Stomacher; 48. Legal Lush. H. P.; 49. Strawberry Smash; 50. Atlantic Cable; 51. J: son Sangaree; 52. Bee Fruit, (old and dry;) 53. Island of Cuba, (for ladies;) 51. Railroad Smash: 55. Take Her OfF Spiced Rum; 57. Orgeat Sm: 58. Cocktail Soured; 59. Apple 61. Old Julep; 62. z; 64. Monito: Shamporough; 3: Hock Sangaree; Nothing Cobbler: Jug; 3-. Day Brea (tor dinner pa Pine Apple F Tee;_67. Vermont Cocktail; 68. Ginseng Puuch; Buttad Rum; 70. Twelve O'clock, (very reet:) 71. Old Salty; 72 Cnracoa Sangaree; 73. Pure Champagne on draught; Julep; 75. Tanzy Smash; Girsing Julep; 9. Milk Panch; +0. Nose Oreaine; 51. uor Law Cob- xceedingly fine;) $2. Hammack’s So- . A Toper for Luck. ————— Tue “INTERIOR” REGIMENT.—A regiment of volunteers for the defense of the eity in case of emergency has been raised among the em. ployees of the Interior Department. Company ¥ of that regiment is composed of the com- positors and pressmen connected with the Government office, and number 140 men rank and file. The following are the officers of this company: Captain, Wm. C. McLeod; First Lieutenant, Norvall W. King; Second Lienten- ant, Samuel McElwee, jr; Sergeants, Wm. A. Ensminger, Wm. A. De Caindry, Robert P. Luckett, J. W. Nott, and Richard Porter; Corpsrals, Frank U. Stitt, David Wiber, H. H. B. Arnold, L. C. Evans, E. McMurray, Oliver Reed, Sylvester McGonegal, and A. G. Sea- man. Conrpany G is composed of the bookbinders and other om ployee of the office, and numbers men rank and file, with the following 125 officers: Oaptain, George P. Goff; First Lieu- tenant, Charles Lemon; Second Lieutenant, John Burns; Sergeants, V. R. Bishop, Theo. Wameley, James Blakeney, and Robert Con- well; Corporals, Wm. Scott, John Perkins, israel Summers, Beverly Harford, John Land- ‘voigt, James H. St. Clair, Wm. H. Moran, and ‘H. C. Esby. ee ee A Man To Be PRAYED For.—The other day, as a news-boy was vending his papers at one of the Departments, crying out“capture of Charleston!” &c.; the following dialogue took Place between him and aclerk: 3 Clerk.— What are you telling that lie for? Charleston aint taken.” ee Newsboy, (with deeision)—Yes it is,—itsinthe paper. Clerk.—Bat I’ve rend the paper, and its not in mine. Newsboy, (sharply)—It ia it mine. Guess your paper is a d—d abolition sheet. Clerk.—Well you ought not to lie, and you ‘know that it is not true that Charleston is taken. B Newsboy, (with unaffected interest)—Didn't tere Ne : I er tell Li Clerk.—No, I never es. Newsboy, (pitifally)—May the Lord have qoercy on your soul thent Sscorp Warp Station Oasea—Patrick Byrne, assault; dismissed. John Carpenter, drank; fined $1.59. Lucy Johnson, Bruce, and Robert Wild, fighting, fined gt Moses Hager and P. R. Smith, do., turned over. to military. Samuel Utber, threats; dismissed. Eliza Dant, profanity; do. Albert Steward, disorderly; fined $5. John Harris, Russel El- dis, Lowis Nator, and John B. Calhoun, suspi- cion of larceny: dismissed. William Stokes, threats and disorderly; fined #2. W.J. Keefe, do.; dismissed. Hi ‘Washis; , W. Small- ood, A. Harris, 3 Grant, T. r, A. Pow- cin’! Powell, snd H. Harris, fighting; fined Catharine Gilhon, larceny; een Punsonat.— Gen. ‘chseongt Jeft the city yeater- e Wes ay ee aiies le so far improved since the amputation ef his leg that he rode out yester- day, ag as a will leave this citv hort! 4 > . Hon, sim 2 Cameron, with bis daughter and Dice Chace, loft bere for Harrisburg yoeterday. $1.58. cisorderly; fined 2.58. Margaret Ann Johnsou, fighting; do. Thos. Madden, drank;do. Mar- gxret Herbert, assanit and battery; bail for court. Frank Herbert, threats; dismissed. J. Smith, drunk and disorderly; $1.58. Peter Sayitt ar¢ Edward Taylor, sleeping in a stage S1éS each. Jno. Caroll, sleeping in the street dismissed. Jas. McNally, assault and battery do. John Jones, Michael Fanney, drunk and disorderly; military. Margaret A. Jones, pro- fanity; $1.58. Mary J. Hall, drunk and disor- for hearing. Daniel Donahue, larceny; milta. ry. Chas. Klischi, fighting; $3.53. Geo. Cud- ip, do.; $1.53. Randolph Barnes, burglary; jail for court. Bridget Sullivar, ault and battery; b: for court—for profanity, $2.58. Ann Rhine, iarceny; bail for court. Jno. Mayer assaultand battery; do. Michael Hoffer, Henry Hoffer, swindling; bail for hearing. James Ding! running over a boy; jail for hearing. John Garlock, do.; dismissed. Jackson Scho- yoy, Henry C. Ludwig, threat:; baal for peace. Jno. A. Collier, drunk and disorderly; $1.58. John Castello, sleeping in the street; military. Sarah Dougherty, Patrick Kodzers, drunk; 21.58 each. Eotp ATTEMPT AT Rop —A boldattempt was made on Monday night to rob the house of Mr. R. H. Graham, Maryland avenue, while Mr. G. was absent. Miss Young, a member of the family, heard a noise in the lower part of the house, and went down to ascertain the cause. On going down she encountered a man, who, on perceiving her, went to the back door of the hall, unlocked it, and jumped over the fence. The yeung lady alarmed the neighbor- hood, but the rascal made good his escape. He is described as being dressed like a soldier. Several other attempts were made to rob heuses in the same ward on Monday night. ee ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.—Some eight citizens from the yicinity of Falls Church passed through Alexandria this morning en route for ‘Washington, charged with being in complicity with the rebel guerillas who have been infest- ing that region for some days past, stealing horses and other property from citizens. As a@ train of cars was moving yesterday atternoon, when near the tunnel a bale of hay cavght fire from a spark from the engine, and before Lhe fire could be checked or the train get away, one car load was destroyed.—Alezandria News, July 21. Ss ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.—Yesterday after- noon, about 5 o’clock, a sergeant of a New York battery accidentally dropped his pistol on the marbie floor of the hail of the National Hotel, aud it exploded, the ball passing through the pantaloons legs of two gentlemen and striking Sergeant Parley H. Rice, of Com- pany K, 6th Michigan cavalry, on the greattos and passing ont near tne little toe. Rice was taken to Judiciary Hospital by « comrade and officer Pendel. The wound is not considered & dangerous one. —— ~————— SENT TO THE CENTRAL GUARDHOUSE.— Samuel Beck and George Coigan, citizens, were yesterday arrested on the charge of fighting and rioting, and sent to the Central Guardhonse by Provost Marshal Todd. Michael Ferr and Frank Keenan, soldiers, were sent by Col. Baker to the same prison, for insulting soldiers, both black and white. ee PATRIOTIC POLICEMEN.—The Policemen of the Fifth Ward are preparing a flag staff, which is to be placed on their station-house, South B street, Capitol Hill, from which they will display a handsome national flag. ae RELEASED — Mr. D. D. Foley, a !awyer of this city, who was arrested some time ago and com- mitted to the Old Capitol, on charges of disloy- alty, has been released. Se Gro: ‘OWN CORPORATION STocK.—Last Monday evening, Messrs. J. C. McGuire & Co., sold $1,000 Georgetown stock for 2%. SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day’s Star for interest- ing local articles. —~»—____. Wraprixg rarer for ca'e at the Star office coun- ter, at six cents per pound. jy2z ——>___ Corys and other disordere of the feet when ne- glected are injarious te the health. They unfit the civilian for business. and it ia impossible for a sol- dier to march and fight with vimif the great sup- rt of his whole frame be in a disordered co di- jon. To all afiiicted with Corns, Bunions or Nails growing in the tiesh, or other disorders of the feet we would recommend sn eariy callat Dr. Whit cfice, No, 424 Penn avenue, between Four-and-a- half and Sixth ets. jy iv Da. Duroxt’s Bugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use. They operate speedily and effectively, and being sugar-coated create Ro Rau- sea upon the most ‘elicate stomack. A trial of these Pills will prove their s«p-riority over all ethors, Ferest and Pa. avenue, Washington; and, Heary street and Pa, avenue, ss enry Qook, Alexandria, iaé-ly a Tue £oLpixr’s Txos Ertsxp.—For over forty years, Dr. Holloway hes been supplying all the armies of Europe with his Pils and Vintment, they having proved themselves the ooly medicines able to cure the worst caser of Dysentery, Scurvy, Sores, Wourds and Bruises. Every knapsack should con- tainthem. Only 25 cents per Box or Pot, 232 ge Broxer Dismases, Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No miner- al, ne balssm, no m ‘Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those zee pO nee ‘yee to be exposed. Male pack- #, $2; female, $3. a seer maritan's Roce amd. Her) Juices—&. positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulsars, Bores, Byots, Tetters, &c. Price $1, or six bottles for §5. Hold’by B.C. Ford. Bee savertisemont, m5 font in Reports of th in seqled Lets = enyelo; hiladelphia, Pa. 2c es Toke no more wnpleasant and unsafe Medicines. Per unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use HgLMBOLD’s Extract Bucue. Which has received the endorsement of the most Prominent Phystcians in the U. S. 2 Laney Gaitiacandatenastne tants? eure for the follow: ases and sympt origi- natizg from diseases and abuse of the Urinaryor Sexual-Organs, iit: “Mental Hand Viysical Depression, . y sti f Blood to the Head, acai ee O08, BEMINAL, URINARY ‘New and le treat- free of ieee ton, Howard Assoc! Hysteria, i Irritabili Blee icorneee ac Hight,” tion or Paralysis ns of Generation, Palpitation of the fMeart, @ concomitants of s Nervous e of the system, aranteed. iivalrectoemritinessthercalemn. 306-50 Riastom. has tributed whe mae a sett leet srt eine It e ines is nothing so sure a: = the latter to the | cerly; £1.58. Geo. McDaniel, horse stealing | | (433 Pena avenue, near Fourt-snd-a-haif street.) ‘Tax Wau. or THe Pisa Buc. LYON our remorseless foe, Lays us by the thousands, low: Touched by his magnetic Though unwillisg we must. four power bet matohed our will. We'd that insect marderer kill; For bis Powder, sa-e 33 fa'e, , Will our race, annibilate. Lyon’s Powder is harmless to mankind, bat | wil: Kills all house insects, garden worms, vine- bugs.&e, Lyon's Magnetic Pills are sure death toreteand mice. Sold everywhere. jy 21-2w =Dsuwts 8, Banuss & Co., New York peaches Sue To SEB a besutiful stock of Jewelry and Bilver- ware. you have only to go to the ‘Dollar Store,” Any‘hing in Jewelzy you need can be had for One Dollar, Jy 13-1w* pee a Canrv,—I would be pleased to call publicattention to the Gem Soda F dy 21 lute Miss Lucy Banpo.rg. Hain Dre! Hare Dra!! Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in th: world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye known This epiendid Hair Dye is perfect—chang es Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to ® Glossy Black or Natwral Brown, without injuricg the hair or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the illeffscts of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLtax A BarcueEtor, all others sre mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by alldrugzista, &c. Pac- tory—S81 Barclay street, New York. Batcheior’s new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoty 7. GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, cia Baltimors nd Harrisburg, to the North and We <.—T wo trains leave ‘ashington daily and one on Sun: 7 time— tow fare and sure connections. Soidiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and far- ther informatien ly at the office ef Great Penn- sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue aud Sixth st., Washington. Office open from $s. m. until? p. m.; om Sundays from 3 to 4 p.m, au l-ly B.O. Noxron, 2S Warranrep ro Ours in 81x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ Standing, will cure (Gonorrhea im siz ~ No change of diet required. Price §1 per bottie. Sold by 8. C. Word, corner 1th street and Pa. ashington, and Henry Cook, A! Sg BapRe OvTS, gunshot wounds, and all other kinds of wounds, also Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy, heal safely and quickly under the soothing influonce of Holloway ’s Ointment. It In to the bon3, fo that the wound never opens again. Soldiers, sup- ply yourselves. Only 26 cents per Pot 233 x MABRIED, On Tuesday morning, the 2ist instant, at Fonn dry Charch , by Rev. W. M.D. Ryav, ALFRED D. BARROW to Miss KATE B. SMITH, all on taie city, DIEB, Budéenly, on the 2ist instant. PHILLIP 8MITH, a native of tue County Cavan, Parish of Lavy, Tretand, aged 53 rar. May be rest in peace. Bis funeral will take place at 10 o’clock to-morrow, Thursday, 23d, from his iate resideace, on M, between 18th and 19th streets. His frie queintances are respectfully invited to at- On the morning of the 21st instant, BLANOHB. iptant daughter of Thoma J. ead Ukarlotte M: jeher, On this Wednetday morning, 224 instant, até o'clock, LEWIS 0. BUBLNSONs in the $34 yoar of 8 age. Hie funeral will take place from the residence of his brother-in-law, W. B. Spalding, Esz., en to- morrow, 23d instant. at § o'clock His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend = FOR SALE AND RENT. | OB .RENT—_Three firet clasz, elegantly FUR- NISHED ROOMS, on second fioor, at No. 8 424 st, opposite Dr. Sunderland's Chureh. y 2 STABLE FOR BENT.—At 346 K street. between © 12th and 13th strecta; bas three Stalls and Carriage hcuse, Price $3 only per moth. Also, another Stable atsame place for rent, at only $5 per month. Call after 5 e’clock. it T° LET—With immediate possession, of thres- story BRICK HGUS@, also a part of the Fur- niture for sale. Beauti‘ully located on Capitol Hiil, close to the Capitol Grounis, aod within one square of the city raiir Houte contains ten large rooms, large garden, stables, &c. Also for sale. a nm of fine Bay HORSES, CAR- RUAGES and HARNESS Inquire of MARSHALL & PAG uctionsers, 502 7th d¥ 22-3 PLEASANT, FURNISHED CHAMB&R AND Bas ment for rent, togetoer or separately, at 326 Ninth st., bet. L and M sts Jy 21-3t" {OR SALE—A well-built Frame HOUSE, cen- taining six rooms, in a pleasent neighborhood, Lot 17 by 146 feet For particulars call at No. 526 K street. near 4th, south side after 4 o’ctoct p.m. J¥ 21 st* JNO. THOS. CLEMENTS URNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN only at 264 F street, between 13th and I4th. ‘This location is the best in the city. and near Wil- larda’ and the Ebbitt Houte. The house newly farnished, papered and painted. dy 2i-1m* pore ROOMS TO RENT. Inquire sontheast corner of 8thand K sts. —_ jy 20-3t* RICK HOUSE FOR 8aLE—Two story, con- taining 4 nice rooma on a lot 20 feet froat b: 1@O deep, situated, No 164 9th st. east. jy 20-8t™ (OBR RENT—A very fine STOR, on Seventh street, newly built, and one of the best loca tions in Washington. near the Patent and Post Of- fices. InquireofC. B. BAKER, Star office. jy203t I OUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITUTE FOR SALE —The subscribers have for rent, at @ a desirable Dwelling House. con- ining room, six chamber be Kitchen, prcvided ‘the farniture. worth about @75', is purchased by the person taking tne house. Apply to JAS. C0. McGUIRE & OO, Auc- tion and Com’n Mech t Jy 2)-3t* RICK DWELLING, 537 H STREKE, BE. tween (th and 7th streets west, W rooms one a saloon parlor, 6 chambers, for sa’e, with linmedi- ute poscession, Persons wishing auch a resideaco Will do wellto callearly, asit will besold. Also, parraved and neveveoye’ woserte im squares 454, 614, }, 825, 880, 971, and equare D. aoete DB. MILBURN, Sy 9 Im* 524 Lat, north, or U. 8. Jal, F UB BRENT—The handsome two-story and base- ment Brick HOUSE, No 27 south aids of Pa. avenue, between Uth and 25th streets. Apply to Ww. L. WALL & OU., Aation and Commission Merchants, south corner Penn, avenue and 9th Btreeta. jy SPLENDID BUSINESS FOR SALE-ONB of the finest Livery Stables in town, and in one of the best locations, toget?er with « full stock Bortes, Cerrisget, Buggies and everything appertaining to the business. r_ particulars in- avire at the Star office of 0. B. BAKER. jy t7-tt FoR SALES a amail BRICK HOUSR, on ground ren’, will be acld low. For particulars iuqtire at 406 12th street, between I and K. jy 7-tf FOR, BAST (A FURNISHED HOUBR, dost- ratly located, not far from Willards’ Hotel. It is eupplied with all the modern improvewents, Vor terms, apply to B. P. SIMPSON, at Bibley & Guy's, 322 D, between loth and llth: je 2-tf A FINE GARVSN FARM FOR 8A Four miles and a half from Washin; northernly direction, ina high state of calti now covered with a flourishing roe of tation, fine Loeb togea all requisite outbuildings, two ine jon, umps of excellent water; and will be sold cheap for cash. gogeize of B LACY, onthe premises, or J. BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and | streets, Washington. Je 23-1a' 1D ROOMS TO RENT—For rent, od v comfortable BE and ie }, aud PAR- c Beighborheod is oue of most desirable ios td ‘attention p ‘to those ocea; my 8- GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Fonwanpive ans a RAL ‘COMMISSIOB SEG praae to the sale of Produce, . Grain, and m7 al 7 Procares Freight, Obat- ters Veasels, with and Business transacted always omens | 7 BAMES P pee CT SEVENTH STRERT OPPOSITE 1HE PATENT OFFICE. sale fi Hectic f Gilt and DAE Waod. Ural aed Baneun Bpeune, for Photo; . Engravings.&c, I warrant them to be of Sees manufacture, and offer them at very low ices. L280, ON HAND. A few cholee Pictures, to be seld low. Pictare Cords, Loops, Tassels, &0. of various colors, Nails, Rings. ko Teen anerent ns SONATE ‘in great var 5 r pal city or ceun’ by com i$ workmen, promptty and yrometly. erme east and cash genes B00 8S ROCK'S, 452 7th atreot, PP14’s AMBULANOB #URGEON: LONDON; ots of the Grimen; §1 50. 5 caalinents lines of Military Sargery; Loa- ards Maseali 1.59 bith AaB osenuarig arr ol, a. Ei ties cinerea brancer; @. Proseribar'e Pharnscopeis: ©. Mie Bighlingeie’s Bo mi tes om eG Scon. [PRAenSSeeer ares WANTS, bie SITUATI eet a Ta oat Use par tr qi 3 isth ot, bot. H end I. was t®1—By ble young girl, a *IT- a respectal u ‘ 4 Bter ern te nurse orsew. Address ox 4A, ANTEI—A white woman to cook and d> gen- eral housework in a smal famiy. Inqure of 8. STUVER, cor 2st and J sts. Sy 22-3t' W ANTEL—A GIRL t» do mberwors and essist in genersi hcusewor sist in the kitehen, at 347 Pa. ANTED—A BUY. about 13 or 14 years old, to tuske himaclf useful in a room; must ba intelligent and have good recommendations. Ap- Ply. 231 G at.,mear the War Department jy2?3t* was TED—By a respectable woman, a SITU a- TION as cook in either 4 private family or a Small restaurant, Apply at No. 183 H, between 19th and 2:th. 1t* ANTSI—A No 1 ICE OREAM MAKEP ; Good wages avd steady emgl. yment given Apply at Jo8, SHAF#IELD’3, Confectioner, No. 386 Bixth st., between G and H ata. Sy 21-3t* 4NTED TO PURCHASE—A pair of large size HORSES, suitable for autler’s usa, Ap- By note to G. & T. PARKER & CO., 343 and 45 Penn. ave Jy 22-3t" i ns FENCING BMA8TERS.—A young gentlemaa wirhes to take lessone in the smali sword ex- ercige if he can find a competent instructor. Also, in th: broad sword exercise. Address Box 1024, Washivgion P. 0. jy 22 3t* ANTED—A Farzished HOU8S, with about 13 rooms. Any one having such a house will find a good tenant by apolying corner Penn. ave. sue SR ateeets of E. 0. NOKTON, B. B. Agent. v2 3te A YOUNG MAN WITH HIGH BDUCATION and refinement, who eo responds in the ¥reach end Ge; man languages fluentiy, ard from uaques- tionable charac.er, wishes to ti situation in thiscity. Address Anderson, Box 200, Post Of- fice, Wachington, D.C. It« ‘WO WHITE “BELL BOYS’ WANTED. Ap- ply at the Olarendon Hotel, Jy 21 3t* 7 ANTED.—Ten CARTS will find employ moat by applying at our Brick Yard.on N at. south, Jy 21-20" 4.& T. A. RICHARDS. AUCTION SALES, ee Ee FHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MOFROW es ByJ.C. McQUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VEBY VALUABLE PRopaety waan tus Paranr Orrice —By virtue ofa decree, passed on the 29th day of June, 1863, by the Bupreme Court of the District of Oelumbia!in cause No 1.672, William A. Wilson and others, vs. Witsoe, Baill r, and others, the undersigned will sel! et public sale, to the highest bidder, in front of the premises,on THURS: the a3 of July, 1863, at § o’ciock p. m. all that part of Lot deeded ue" asaae cee weet é + (406, city co! which is donctibed as follows: Bi northwest corner of ssid Lot No, 9and ra thence east slong F street thirty seven fee! inches, ered pee e south one hundred feet, thence’ west thirty seven fect ten inches, (37.10,) te the nou:hweet corner of said lot, and taenca north one hundred feetto the beginning, subject toa right of way overa three feet wide alley on the east line of eaid premises, together with the im- provements. Thia property is located on F street, between ath and Sth etreets, opposite the Patent Office, and in the choicest part ¢ f Waskington, will also sell, as Sdove, on the same day. at six o’clock p. m., on the premises, the east haifof Lot Fo. 6. and the west if of Lot No.5, in Bquare pumbered ope hundred and seven . (172, en north E street, between 7th and [8th streets, with improvements Terms: One third in cash: and the residue in two equa’ instalments at six twelve months, to be secured by the purchasers’ notes, endorsed to the eatisfaction of the Trustee. Conveyarcing at the purchaser's cost, Unlcrs the terme are complied with im five days, the Trustee recerves the right to resell at the par- chaser’s risk RICHARD 1H, CLARKE, TruStes. jv 237wekdta J.C, McG0 (RS & CO.. Ancta. LOST AND FOUND. a Se ee ee ee O8T.—A very small BROWN DOG ; he hat ona 4 steel Oc Mar, with the name of* Col. V Aras. Te, Sth t.N.Y V." Whoever wiil cetarn th nn ave.. between 9th and Lith ate, a liberal reward. Sy 22-21" BROWN HORSE, Q10LEN OR STBAYED-. +2 about 15 hands high, paces under raddle; rounc beck, A libera: reward will be patd if retarned to OQHARLES GLENN, near cor. Garrison st aud Pa ava. dy 22. /ANTED—Two COACHSMICHS wanted at WEP SURPORD’s Gaesh Pastors tt Bridge street, Georgetown. Jv 21-3t* W ANZED IMMEDIATELY—a wat Nunss, at 332 Mass avenue, between 1zta and i3th: Good wages civen. [Jy 21-30" J. SNYDER, W ASTED_A cood BREAD-BAKER, Apply at the corner of & and 1th ste, y2i-zt* NOBRE & BRO. WANZED 10 BENT—A amalf HOUSE, or two or three Roome,auitable for ‘amily of three, north ef the Avenue, or cn Capitol Hill. Address 3. itar office. dy 21 2t* WANSTED—By a lady, SITUATION as house. keeper in a wicower’s family. Where there are young children to be ins:ructed preferred, Ap- ply at this office for address, Jy 21-3t* W ANTED—A Good GIRL, who can come well- recommended, to do general housawork ina small family. Apply at 211 G etreet, between 18ta and j9th, jy 21-2t* - W AN blocs ie young girl. who can come well recommended, a SITUATION as chamber- maid aud seamstress. Has no objection to going te the country, Please address a vote to Box 26, Star office. Sy 21-3t Ww ANTED—Two first-class BARBERS and HAIR, DRESSERS. Wager from 1 to 12 dollaraa week. Good reference required. App!y to BE. AL LIOT, Hair Dresser, No, 210 Penn. ave. between lath and 15th ets, north side. jy 21 3¢* WwW ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Kight or ten MA- CHIN'STS; =rat-rate pay wil: be given. Ap- ply at the ‘Eagle Iron Works ” WM. M. ELLIS & BRO. [Chron & Bepb.J jy a1-3t NFORMATION WANTED OF MARGARET ABKLL, formerly of the estate of Jacob Malvin, of Va Margaret ‘lined hergelf about four months since as being in Washington, Any infor mation of her will be Gein reseived by bes mother. Ly 2 st) KESIAN ABBLL. W4nzEp TO PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY— a Place within an hour’s ride of (‘eorgstowa, containing a few acres of land, house. Address, stating low tion &e » Home, Lock Box 4 Jy 21-30) Wir ‘ith a comfortable cash price, loca- » Georgetown. D IMMEDIATELY — Thres or four sf WORK HORSBS, young and soun: Apply . J. MIDDLETON, corner 12th and streets. dy 20-at* ANTED Fifty CARPENTERS, to, work, in ja city. ‘ag05 two ers per day. se ply to W. F. BROWN, corner lath acd Now York avenue, Sy 20-30" W43TED—A WOMAN who understands coo* ing and washing ard is willing to livea short distance in the country for throe or four months and make herself generally useful. Apply, No, 9 corner 12th and F sts. dy 2) 3t* 4 WwW ANTED—Two good IBONERS at the Nation- al Steam Lanndry. Penn avan eppasite Grover’s Kieater; good wages, board and canclaut employment givea, and none need apply ucless they have worked in hotel or Rpelicieansrioe: jy 20 tf JA8, F. HOTCHKISS, Prop, WANTED TO RENT.—$100 bonus will be given for a dwe:'ling in the center of the city, or will buy the furniture Address L H., Box 431, C. P. O., with particulars. Jy 16-1w* WaAntsD—a DRUG CLERK who unitlerstands the palpph bry business. Address Box 725 Georgetown Post Office. jy 14-26" BBUCE & €0. want all to know that they can » buy better Clothing, at lower prices, at 464 Seventh street, than elaswhere. jy li-tr V 7 ANTED.—Everybody to know that they can buy their Clothing at reduced prices at SMITH’S, 460 Seventh street. opposite the City Post Uffice. jy dtr "PAKEN UP.—A YELLUW COW, with high horns The owner is reques to come tor- ward, pay for this advertisemeat, and tabe her away. Apply to H. Burky, Boundary st , between tl S¥ 22-3t" ed Wth sts, L088 4 ROTH siven thy Jos. Nathan in favor 4 of M. Opoenhermer, dated July 6th, payable thirty days afterdate, for #5769. Payment has been stopped, therefore persons are cautioned against negotiating for said not S¥ 22-5t* M. OPPENHEIMER, Q@TRAY COW.—Came on the premises of the sub- \ scriber on Sunday, the 19th instant, a red Cow; white on for-: ead; horns sawed off ; a g003 milker: Tho owner can have the same by Pas property apd payivg charges. BENJ. SUMMY, Sy 22-2t* sh street. near first toll gate. QTRAYED AWAY.—On Tassday. the 14th inst. a Light BAY HORSB, one fore hocf in bad condition. Informatien concerning the above described Horse left on East Capitol st., No. 6%, bet. 2d and 3d, will be rewarded. Sy 22.5t* R. ZIMMBRMAN. STRAYED OR STOLEN—From the aubsc-iber, 1 ‘S Blocd Bay HORSE about 5 years oid; 15's hands high: he has astarin the forehead; one white hind foot ; heavy black mane aad tail ; ona shoe offia front ; small white spot on the sida. out two inches Jang; ha isan original. I will y a liberal reward ifre urned to me in: ediate ¥ at No 14% Water street, Georgetown, D.C. dy 22-3t* JAMES #. GROSS, O8T—On Sunday eveuing last, a black morocco 4 OPERA GLASS. A lidera! reward will be paid if returned to the Star Office. jy 2) 2°" @8T_On Seturday, a Coral BREASTPIN, 4 either on Penn. avenue or in the cara. Firs dollara reward if left at this office or at 417 northwest cor. of F and I3th ets. Sy 21-2t* O8T —A pair of sma!l sized MULSS5 ; one dark Brown ; one Yellow; had on long rope halters. Any information in regard to them left at the Belevan Houte, cor. 9th at. and Ponn, aya , willbe paid for by EB. LASURE. Jy 21-3t* [rakes UP ESTRAY.—On the I9thinrt., adar< Bris dle COW and UALF white belly, left ear cropped, and a hole in her right ear ; short horna. The owner can have her b: applying to ANDREW J. BROWN, near the Oengressional Cemetery, payit g charges and taking heraway, jy 21-3t* Condemned he STRAY —Two BAY HORSE: Government Horses. Came to the subscribars, | The owner is requested to come forward, prove roperty, pay charges and take them away. property, Pay charges and te AMUEL OBABE, jy 21 3t* at Clark Mills’ place. | Ce TO THE PREMISES OF THE 8UB- scriter a black BU#FALO; white bally. The owner i requested to come forward, prove pro- perty, pey charges, and take her away. JOHN HOLLORAN, jy 21-3t* L, bet. N.J. avenue and Ist st. - TOLEB—On Saturday night or Sunday merning last, from the residerce of the subscriber, an cient OE PAIN TEING in whieh to intveduocd = BRepue: d with ‘bis lock. female figures in aoclent costume, and betweea the foliage a white statue ona pedestal. The painting was i od frame, and about 18 inches long by 12or 14 wide. A liberal reward will be paid for its return aad no qnestions asked. ITZHUGH COYLE, jy 21-3t* 395 Cstreet. AKEN FROM AMONGST GOTERNMENT cattle passing along ldth street. Island, on Saturday July 19, 1863,a Dark-red COW; snpposed to be as ray. The owner is requested tocome for- ward, prove property ang charges and tate her THOMAS L. away. LL, Sy 20-3t* Mth street, Island, No 546, 0875502 Thureday night, s DIAMOND RING, small cluster eleven (1!) dismonds, very small, cet around @ garnet. Any person will receive twenty (20) doliars that will restore it to M.N. D., address through P.0., of 499 Md. avenue, fof ND. jy 18-40" WANTED 10.000 MEN AND BOYS to call at SMITH & BBALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh street, just below the Northern Market. Jy M-tr W ANTED—A DINING ROOM SBRVANT. One that can come will recommended may Meet of a good vituation by lying at Room Ns. 37, secovd floor, ding. je 27 tf 20,000. EA>ts WANTED 381 F street. between sth and 9th, opposite Patent Office. AND GET FHEIR STAMPING DONE, Fig Stawp all kinds of goods cheaper than any or place in the city. ri Five hupared NEW BRAIDING PATTERNS je m* « ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty GAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid ta ood workmen, ard none others will be accepted. Sorte to Sis Govsrnuieny ar pemter se b0b oe. K street, e corner Oo} venteenth street, near the Giout, Gol. RM. GREENE, Chief Q«xartermaster, Department of Washington. my 25-tt_ URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to rent, for from one to |. ® Furnished Dwelling for Ce ge family. tion in the First or nd Ward preferred, Address Lock Box 66. Washington, D.C. wo4-tf ANTED—SBOOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Oarpets, Beds, Bi and jousefurnishing Qoods of every description. Bron oot BUORLY. cas Tih st mar 9-tf Det. Gand H. east side BOARDING. ROSED.-Gentionss can be sccommod ted with elegantly- uraighed Rooms (one parlor and c ber attached), with first class Board, at 301 Gatreet. Reference exchanged jy 22-1w* NENTLEMEN CAN BB ACCOMMODATED G chy good Board atl7s Bridge street, George- town. iy 21-at’ AND BOARD FOR A GSNITLEMAN Ror se See ene found en the corner of 13t! Hate. Sy 21-3* U ROOMS FOR RENT—WITH 08 Oithese Boards ina pleasant location, 531 H, bet. 6th and 7th sts, jy 21-1w’ AT 51 PENNSYL- Bivecte er AND ROOMS i Vania avenue, bear 224 s‘reet. me oma and excellent Board, with use of parior and bath-room on reasonable terms, Jy 16-Im* ARD. . Well furnished House, beenti- Be Ate es Capitol Hil te now ready for §atkmen apd their wives or single aeavon 5 he roome are large snd airy, with high eellings. ous Iecare Bre Gapitol' Prison Sicterence sx? chavged. SS Wy te" PARTMENTS, ABMY LERES FROM THE DB aibiting a a in one of Be =f front room, 24 ia Missouri avenue. very lar, story, bow vacant. ny ITBMENT. Pisass Call wee GEM, No 273%¢ Penasyl- wine We gis apnrtantiy forntaneg Kootout ote Ee, choles Tiported Havana Cigars, andallthe ime 188 LUCY RANDOLPH. Sy 2-im* WAGONS! WAGONS WAGONS!!! Just received snother lot of those fine no spring BUT: 8, the bestinthearmy. Butlers fould do Wel te seaasis je them before pu ty mone ROBT 8. GRID AM ATT oon attest. ~ BOTICE. perchase RBADY- A Je GAMMENTS, wil do well ‘couting 38 A. BELL here ait beecece a Noth apes for aale at greatly reduced restsehey al as met eds ferpibing goods aad (military) Spiers ax bate Fashionable Giothier, Pe. a7 Sy 0-30" ber tone ea Lith retdo. HOU OITY. S250 Boventh street. Me ey ee Ce ee et a AKEN UP AS ESTRAYS—At Ciiffburn.onthe Ist of July. one White COW, witha few red spots, and a Calf, one day old. On the Sthof July, one Red COW, with white back, and a Calf, onc day old. The owners are requested to come for- ward, prove property. “yee ond take them away. (iy 7-eo3w*] P. SHALLCROBS. —. UP AS AN ESTRAY.—On the 25th of May. one BAY MARS. fifteen hands one inch high. The owner can have it by proving property and paying charges, by catling « Oliffourn Bar- racks. La 2aw2w*) JAS P.SHALLC BOSS, A BACHELOR GENTLEMAN, TH 18T ¥ yours of ago. well connected, and by many of his friends called a handsome maa, wisbes to cor- respond with a lady of iatelligent and Q mind) with a view to matrimony, | Not the least objection toa young wicew, Address. inclosing carte do visite, DeMAYE, Washington, D. 0. dy 20-81" yO IMPOSITION._MADAMB ROSS, Doctress and Astrologist, was born with a natural gift. She tells the past and future—never known to fail. Causes speed. marriages ; brings together thi se long separated; cures all diseases. strictly confiden' ‘wei fth street w 2s! aod or absent friend in reality, ; Gentiemen $1. Jy 13-'m* DRY GOODS aT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES: THE WORK OF SELLING OFF OUR ENTIRE 8TOCK TO BE VIGOROUSLY PROSE- CUTED THROUGHOUT THB SUMMER SEASON! Pacific Lawns (good styles and fast colors,) re¢ueed ta, Fine Organdics reduced to a little above half price, Pacific and Sprague’s very best Oalicoes, reduc..d from 25 cents to ey ren Morambiquen, (beautiful styles,) reduced to 25,31 and 37 cents, Very rich Silk Grenedines, (black grounds with colored figures,) reluced from @! per yard to 75 cent Pisin Siac Silke all grades, reduced 25 per cent. Wide Sheetiog Cottons avd Shirting Cottons, boa brands, reduced fromm 20 to 25 per cent. on former prices, 5 inen Sheet Towelings, Tare d ether Linon Goode wif Go sald very Fine White Goods of every 4 down from 20 to 25 per cen! than cost, Cotton Hosiery. fall assortment, reduced 25 per Mourning Goods in great variety st greatly re- ices. aul other neces ig stock marked down to very low figures. * t is our determination to close ont our present stock within the next AS ty days, and todo so we must and eheil offer great inducements. At the expirs- tion of the fifty days we expect So open a ry large. choice select and cheap stock of D! Ds adapted to the wants of our numerous customers, Oresh ohasp. ‘iption marke jome styles leas JOB. J. MAY, BXTENSIVE DEALER IN FOBXIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GO033 ov Tis Bret Lass, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sy 16-6, Botweon sth and 16th sts, AND OPE. BOK OBNAMENTAL PAINTERS. ‘The undersigned would respectfully inform the publle that they are now ready to execute all the abov. ramps oF Painticg in the very —ae- s any Wow |} use Done but the best materials and work- matehip and guarantees te give geceral satistae- tion to all those whe m are moderate. end B. PHILIP M. ‘Isth and 13th sts. Pigtail Detroet, bet. ayer 5152 Baties? Fite BRO. xsr.515 6 doore soath of Penney! Srenue. AUCTION SALES, - FUTURE DaYs. By J.C. McGUIRS & CU. Auctioncers. ol Saunre Be 213, tronting on M.reachusetts avenue and nerth M street, be- twean Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west, and Cox taining 5 538 s feet. The location of this lot is admirably adapted fee acottege site, hotel or summer garden, having a Tat pen space on three sid+s aud the advantage erect: 825 O McGUTRE & 00. Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers. WALK OF, SOALE HOUS: +) Pirks, &., AT THR MSuker a7 Avcrion —On FRIDAY. the 24th inst., Tate! It at il o'clock a. m., at the Northern perce et house, at Auctioa, the following iz: 1 Beale House, 12 by 16 feet Large lot Gas Fipes jot Shedding with nearly new eles, andother Lumber Ry order of . HARKNESS, @. W. UTESMEALE, Oom missioners. Sy 20-4t 3:3 & WILL‘AMS, Ancte. By J.C. McGUIRE & U0., Auctioneers. XKOUTOR’S BALE OF TWO VERY 4 asi BoiLbixe Lots.—On MONDAY APF! BR- NOON, July 27th, at half past 5 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell lot 12, in subdivision of fronting 18 feet 7' incheson north L id 12 feet dinches on Massachusetts avo ,, » snd running dlic al This lot ia 1 pituated for a private rositenes, having & latae public space in front, or would be desirable az 8 business lot, ° Alt Sere A after, we shall sell the west half of subdivision C, in square No 4 3. fronting 28 feet on the public space on which the Northern Liberties Market stands, between and 9th streets west, and running back 100 feet to ® public ley Terms: One third in cash; the remai nder im four mouths, with interest secured by eed of ‘Oost of ec pancigy be paid b: b et of conveyancing te vy irchaser. TADCVTARMAN SU RNS GEORGE W. OUCHRAN, Eaecutors. is md JO. MeGUIRE & 0)., Avew. By WM. L. WALL & OO.. Auctioneers. RUSTEB’S SALE OF A 2 STORY FRAME Hovse on 14TH STREET AT AUCTION.—By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated i7th June, 1858, and duly recorded in liber J. A. 8., No. 256. folios 404, 465. 4u6, one of the land recerds of Wesbington county. B.O., 1 will, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, isth of August, iss3, at 5 o'clock, sell in fror t of the part of ‘Lot 10, square #47, fronting 22 fect on F street west and rue ping back between L et-eet and Maasachusctts avenue, tos public alley, and improved by a good. two story Frame Dwelling Terms made known at the sale; $50 of which must be paid at the asle. BICHAED A. HYDE, Trustee, Sy9-d&de WM. L. WALL & 00.. Aucts, By J.C. MoGUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers. (TRUSTEES BALE OF BUILDING LOT ON TuB Fstaxp.—On FRIDAY APTERN July 24th, at 6 o’cleck, on the premises, by ofa deed of trust, dated Jan y 19th, 1356, and re- corded aimong the land records for’ Washi county, in Liber J. A. 8.. No. 126, folios 232, &e., E shail geil Lot No. 7,in Square 883, fronting 45 feet Qinches on Third et, between south ‘ and FP streets, rurning back 91 feet to a 3° feet alle if Sealed the Lot will be divided into two buil: ing Lo Terms: One-third eash ; the remainder in six and tweive months with ‘interest, secured by deod of traateu the pramives. conveyancing at cost of purchaser. S°\S3L B."WROB, Frastes. Sy 13-eod&ds J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. By J. C, McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. RUSTEES'’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BS- | TATE IN WasHinGtos Ciry —On THU SSDAY AFTERNOON, August Gih, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, ——— date on the 25th day of November, 1859, and recorded in the lard records of Washington county, Diatriet of Columbia, in LizerJ.A_8., No. 187, folios 308, et £eq.. we shail sell. at public auction, to the highest biader, ali that lot or parcel of ground in the city of Washington known and described on the pian or piat of said eity as part of lot numbered six, (69 ir equare numbered seventeen, (17 ) beginning for the rame fourteen (14) feat from the dividing line betworn lots numbered five (5) and six. (6.) on 26th street west. and ruaning north with said 28th street fourteen (14) feet, thence ninety-seven (97) feet the Gepihe: ania lot, thence south fourteen (t feet, thence west ninoty-seven (97) feet to the place of beginning, with the improvements. we on third =, to be paid at the time of n; and the remainder in equal perme 12 months frem the day of sale, wi deferred payments to onthe property: and if the terms are not fully com: plied with w 0 the trustees wil) rese!l the property at the risk and expense of the defauiting purcha: Be tice in the Washington Star. at the cost of purchaser PERASMUS J MIDDLETON, H.C. SPALDING, 4 Trustees Phenix Building Association. jy 18-eodkda J. 0, McGUIRE & CO , Aucts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. RUSTEBS’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL B8- TATE IN WASHINGTON Citr.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, August 5th, at6 o'clock, on the premises. by virtue of a deed of trast, beari date en the 2d day of June, 1850. and reco: among the land records of Washington city, in District of Columbia, in Liber J. A 8.,.No. 199, folios 414, et seq.. we shall sell, at public auction to the highest bidder, ali thet certain lotor parcel of ground, in the City of Washington, knowa and designated as lot number six (6), in Byer’s subdi- visior of square number nine hundr-d and fifteen (915), improved by a frame dwelling house, Terms : One-third cash to be pet at the time of sale; and the remainder im equa) payments at six and’twelve months from the day of sale, with interest; the deferred payments to be secured by a deed of trust on the property. And if the terms T: Femines. are pot fully complied with within five days frem the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to reselj the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser, on one wee! notice in the Washington Sar, All conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser. = ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, H. 0. SPALDING, Trustees of Phoenix Building Assciation. jy 13-eodds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on every 80) a ic 201 nEtALet We bad, glenn 18 on a8) Governmen Beet Hiies on hand st the time ef 8 nth, in Treasury notes, to be paid at the nt of sale. s " {Chroa.} Lt. Gol. and G. 8. U. Ae TO WATER-TAKERS, Water Reoistrar’s Orriog. City Hali, July 1, 1863. ALL _Warter-Takers 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-tak ? vig: “In all cases of the non payment of the water rent for thirty days after the same isdue and psya- ble, the Water itrar shall mae! the Purveyor of such delinquestc urveyor shall discontinue the supply of water immediately, by cutting off the water at the main. and he shall not t to be again used in said delinquent’s premises except on notificath y the Water Re- nstrar tha: the water rent has been paid, as fhe expense of cutting off and restoring the flow of e law will be ontercen: ‘ANDOLPH COYLE, Sy mif Water Registrar. FR TETEAHOUEE, FANT & OO., ANKERS, NO, 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Will continue to furnish U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS As long as issued by the Government, at par, U. B. Coupon 6’s of 1881. U. 8, 7-30 Treasury Notes, U- 8B. Certificates of Indebtedness, GOLD AFD SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD. Exchange on a') parts of Europe and the Northern Cities cold in sums to sait purchasers. Btceks and Gold bought in New York exclusively on Commission. jy RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO. BPHANB’ COURT, ese or Oo.umara, Washington County, Te Thomss 5" Fisher, executor —— . UM ON MILITARY BRIDGES. Gs owes Deu Military Bridges. Sir Howard = Tigne’s Manual ‘Troops, with Pen- i "3 *deugt on Bridge Sears London. Bish on Avehes, Re: Losses. | ates Woodbury on the Theory of fae. 2 5 Mahan s Civil Basinectin’, » Awe TAYLOR. Ltn weaaees FAQ ERVENTH STRERE. Tho best pisco im 460 Sports eel tout bonne tot Bases Lar OF WASHINGTON Ligne SR OF wae JE & 00., OLOTHISRS, th cteeet.