Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1863, Page 3

K — LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. WASHINGTON THEATER.—The best evidence of the excellence of the St. Denis troupe is to be fonnd in the fact that amusement-seekers continue to crowd the house nightly. Each act meets with deserved applause. The pan- tomimists are excellent; the dancing and per- formances on the rope and wire graceful and spirited, and the music of that style which is sure to please. Performance to-night, and to- morrow afternoon a very attractive matinee for families and others. CANTERBURY.—This popular resort, which is firmly established in the affectiohs of all fan lovers, continues to be crowded nightly. The bill offered is invariably gocd, and ne one who buys aticket feels that the investment is use- less, tor it is impossible to visit Canterbury | and not enjoy a hearty, healthy laugh. Go to- night and test the matter. To-morrow after- noon there will be a matinee for ladies and children. VARIETIES.—While the concert hall enter- tainments given at this resort this week have been as usnal—good—yet the great attractive feature of the week has been the new local drama, The Belle of Washington.” It will be periormed to-night again. Among the places of amusement now open in this city, none of- fers opportunities of enjoyment superior to Varietirs. > Deaticetive Fixk.—Aboutame o’clock last evening a stuble in the rear of a row of twe- story frame dwellings on Thirteenth street, between N and U, was discovered to be on fire, and, notwithstanding the efforts of the neigh- bors and ofiicer O'Hara (who was near by at the time) in pulling down the fences so as to prevent the flames catching to the houses, they were soon in a blaze, and before it could be extinguished four two-story dwellings were totally cousemed and two others were burnt considerably. The firemen from every part of the city were at the scene, but from yvirious causes they could not get to work early. One of the four-way plugs atthe corner of Thir- teenth st.eet and N could not be used for a long time, it taking halt a dozen men on the wrench to move the cap. Whether this fanit lies with the Department we Know not, but | certain it is if tae hand engines could have got water from this plug as suon as they arrived, more than halt of the property would haye been saved. The steamer Hibernia worked trom this plug after it was oyened, and threw | a tremendous stream upon the fire; but the | hand engines, having to get their water from such distances, conld throw butsmall streams. The house of Mr. Lee, two of Mr. Venable, one occupied by Mr. Young,) and one of Mr. Corrigan, were totally destroyed, and the two owned by Mr. James Carroll, (one occupied by Mr. Lockmeyer,) were rendered unfit for use. The loss amounts to above $4,((0) in houses and furniture. There is in insurance of $600 on one of Mr Carroll's houses, and one ot Mr. Venable’s is also insured. The police were on the ground and rendered efficient service in taking care of the property, the second precinct officers remaining all night. There was some litle disorder among the vast crowd, but no fighting occurred. se emg eae Sent Back To BALTIMORE.—Last week one of the fancy girls of Baltimore, who had been staying at Mrs. Hoftman’s, No. i#1 Tenth street, and goes by the name of Dora Sheller, paid a visit to Baltimore. While there she was robbed of all her money, and went to her brother, an errand boy in the jewelry store of Hervis Hnu- bers, and told him of her loss. Saturday her brother stole from the store three gold watches, a lot of finger-rings and a breastpin, and gave them to his sister to put her in funds. Yester- day Mr. Iiubers and a detective came to Wash- ington in search of the young woman. Obtain- ing the aid of Sergeant Cronin, they went to the house of Mrs. Hoffman, and without diffi- culty recognized her in the midst of the crowd of females and soldiers, some of whom had not heard the reveille, and were still in bed, though the hour of noon had passed. The trunks of the young woman were searched, but none of the property was found. She was taken into custody by Sergeant Cronin, but she expressed @ willingness to go to Baltimore withoutawait- ing a requisition from the Governor of Mary- land, and Sergeant Cronin delivered her to detective Wm. J. Bowling, of the Baltimore police, who started with her for Baltimere by the 3.30 train of cars. as CouRT-MARTIAL.—The court-martial re- cently ordered to assemble in this city, of which Maj. Gen. Hitchcock is President, have been engrged in the trial of Hazell B. Cashell, of Montgomery county, Maryland. Cashell was charged with giving information te the rebel cavalry as to the whereabouts of a large number ef Government cattle, by which they were enabled to capture them. Mr, Charles Elbert, a member of the bar, from Maryland, appears for the accused. The decision of the court im this case is leoked to with great inter- eet, as there are already a number of cases of like character, and this may be regarded as a precedent. . The next case to be taken up, it is under- stood, will be that of Samuel White, formerly detective in the employ of Uol. Fish, Provost Marshal of the city of Baltimore. He was ar- rested by order of Col Baker. The charges Against him are that he received bribes trom rebels tor favors which his position enabled him to extend to them. aa Ss Tue GOVERNMENT STEAM FIRE DEPART- MENT.—On Wednesday, twosteam fire engines, ordered by the Government for use in this city, were received and temporarily housed in the Union Engine-house, which has been occupied lor some time by the Hibernia. The new steamers are of small size, but are said to be very poweriul, and were builtin Philadelphia. Two splendid hose carriages come with them. Ove of them can be drawn by hand: weighing {06 pounds less than the Franklin spouting engine. These steamers will form the Govern- ment Steam Fire Department, and will te under the direction of Mr. Wm. Dickson, who has been appuinted chief engineer, and we un- derstand that one of them (the “Gen. D. H. Ruoker,”) will be located on F street, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second, in the neigh- borhood ot the repair shops, and the other (the “Gen. Meigs,’) atahe railroad park in swam- poodle, where a large number of stables are now being erected. ee A HANDSOME PRESENT.—The clerks and Ia- boring men connected with the Commissary Department of this city, did the handsome thing with one of the clerks under Lieut. Col. George Bell, Commissary at this point. Yes- terday evening a committee, which had been previously appointed by the donors, purchased a handsome gold chain, valued at $46, and an elegantly finished album worth 26.50, which they presented to the lucky clerk, Mr. Diffen- derffer, before he could decline the gifts, or inquire why they were presented. It appears that Mr. D. came here about the time the emer- gency looked the most threatening, and has since been indefatigable in his labors, in at- tending to the duties of the department. Mr. Diffenderffer left for Washington last evening, to continue cn under his able commander, Lieut. Col. Bell.—Harrisburg Telegraph. pare A SavaGh Wire-neaTER.—Yesterday after- noon officer Mills, of the Fourth Ward, arrested Thos. Fitzgerald for beating his wife. Both are young enough to live together cosily and happily ; but Mrs. F. appeared with a black e, indicating terrible matrimonial infelicity. itzgerald did not deny whipping her, butsaid in the station-house that the next time she called him a=—n of a b—h he would be ar- rested for something! The evidence proved that he rst struek her in the eye and knocked her down ; he then pulled her clothes up over her head and ikicked her naked sides until he broke three of her ribs. Justice Giberson thought the case one for court, and held Fitz. gerald to bail in $500 for appearance there for trial. Baxoarns 1x Dry Goops.—Lansburg & | Rowland, and Mrs. B. was held to bail for | 4 Muses Asout Cows. ‘morning three cows belon: Bt intotnes Eeroee ot aes near Tenth, and des amount of m stuff. Mr, Brown ened the cows up and went to 8 justice at ve could be done, and while he wae absent ee O'Dwyer went to the place am pied ta turn her cows ont, when Mrs. Brown _ step her, and the came to blows. Ts. O'Dwyer got hercowsand procured & warrant, charging far. and Mrs. Brown with detaining the animals and Mrs. B. with assault and bat- tery on her, and the parties were arrested by officer O'Hara, who took them before Justice Wednesday Ohare. ODayrr , on S street, a considerable ourt to answer the charge of assault, and the | other cherge was dismissed. peas ie PRESTIDIGITATION.—On Monday evening | next, Prof. Anderson will commence a series of | entertainments in prestidigitation and magic at Odd Fellows’ Hall. This magician is a son of the femons ‘¢ Wizard of the North,” snd is said to surpass his father in magical skill, all of his effects being produced without the aid of any apparatus and solely by manual skill. oS SS REPAIRING THE STREETS.—The Quarter- master’s Department has now engaged a large number of wagons and men on the streets of the city filling up the ruts, grayeling them, &c. Some of them have been cut up by Govern- ment wagons so as torender them almost im- passable. es Cees A War MEETING To bE HELD.—We under- stand that some of our citizens are taking the military steps towards holding another war meeting; similar to the one held last year, and it is expected that all arrangements will be made by the fifteenth of August. aa MAsS* Soe S Seconp Warp Station Casgs:—Mary J. Adams, $2.50. Lucinda Carter, do.; do. ary J. Adams, threats; bail for peace. J. W. Mer- rill, disorderly; $2. Matilda Riley, do; #2. Henry Dehring, drunk, workhouse. John O'Meara, do.; military. F. H. Seamen, do,; $1.94. 5 RETURNED.—Superintendent Webb has re- turned from a brief; visit to Cape May, and has resumed his dutfes as Superintendent and Chief of Polige. —_—>— — Notics,— All persons who wish to purchase Readymade Garments wiil do well by calling at A, Straus’s before purchasing elsewhere, as [ have ou hand a large assortment of Spring and Sum ner Clothing, wiich I offer for sale at greatly resuced rices, hey are all well made, according to the atest styles, Also, a large varioty of Gentlemen's furnishing goods and (military) officers dress and fatigue Suits~/ - sahionable Olathier. Pa; aves Sy 23-3t* bet 10th and 11th, north side, ———+—_—_ Wraprixc paper for sale at the Star office coun- ter, at six cents per pound. Sy 22 ace aes Tus Wat. or THe Fiva-nua, LYON our remorseleae foe, Lays us by the thousands, low: Touched by his magnetic dust, Though unwilling, die we must, If our power but matched our will, We'd that insect murderer kill; For his Powder, sure as fate, Will our race, annihilate. Lyon’s Powder is harmless to mankind, but will Kills all house insects, garden worms, vine- bugs.&c. Lyon’s Magnetic Pilla are sure death toratsand mice. Soid everywhere. Jy 21-2w «= Dumais 8, Barns & Co., New York To sma Ware, you enly to go to the “Di (438 Penn avenue, near Four-and-a-half strevt.) Anything in Jeweiry you need can be had for Une Dollar. Jy 13-1" a ge Casper would be pleased to call public sttention to the Gem Soda Fountain, Mavana Cigar and Newspaper Stand, Penn. avenue, No. 272%2, next door adjoining the Kirkwood Hotel, awaiting your patronage. Sy 21-10t* Miss Lucy Ranpouru, Gonns and other disorders of the feet when ne- glected are injurious te the health. They unfit the civilian for business, and it is impossible for a sol- dier to march and fight with vimif the great sup- rt of his whole frame be ina disordered condi- jon. To sll afflicted with Corns, Bunions or Nails growing in the flesh, or other disorders of the feet we would recommend en early call at Dr. White's office, No. 424 Penn, avenue, between Four-and-a- Ralfand Sixth sts. jy lt Hosrerrmn’s Bittuns,— Beware of Ice Water,— The chill given to the circulation by largedraughts of simple ice-water is decidedly damgerous—not that the eold and geatetal fluid may not be im- bibed witkout peril, if a wholesome medicated stimulant be incorporated with it. In fact, a small winegiass of Hostetter’s Qeslebrated Stomach Bitte en before or with the ice-water, the whole difficult be obviated. This genial preparation is the purest and most healthfal tonic which the vegetable kingdem has yet contributed under the manipulations of science, f>r the use of man. Itoonyertsa the refrigerated beverage into an invigorant, and causes it to assimilate health- fully with the fluids ofthe body Inall the ravge ef medicines there is nothing so sure a: rev en- tive of walarious fevers as Hostetter’s Bitters, wothing that so completely defends the system inst the malaria which bears upon Ita foul winds the seeds of deadly disease Take Hoatetter’s Bitters with your ice-water and re are notonly safe from the effects ofthe shock which the un- alified beverage is calculated to produce on the culation, but forearmed against all the causes of er, Wholesale Agentse—A, M. Biniuger 7 Sous ae y 6 Penn. ave. a Take no more unpleasant and wnsafe Medicines. For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use HeLMBOLD’s Extract BucHE Which has received the endorsement of the most Prominent Physicians in the U. 3. 7 Is now effered to afflicted humanity asa certain cure for the following diseases and symptoms origi nating from diseases and abuse of the Urinaryor Sexual Organs. ri tity, Oorifemtal and Biysical Depressi: cility, Determination of Blood to the Head, Confused Id Hysteri ee General Irritability, Bestlessnese and Sleeplessness at Night, ‘Absence of Muscular Efficiency, ‘Loss of Appetite, Emaciation, | Low Syirite, Disorganization or Paral of the Organs of Generation, Palpitation of the Heart, And, in fact, all the concomitants of a Nerveus and Debilitated state of the system. To wsure the genuine, cut this out. Ask for Helmbold’s, Take no other. Cures Guaranteed. _ See advertisement in anothercolumn. je4-3w gee Dz. Duroxt’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pikis are the very best in uss. They operate sj and effectively, and being sugar-coated create no mau- fea upon thé most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over allethera, Price $1 box. Bold by 8. OC. Ford, corner lith id ‘ashington, qui Pa, avenue, . and Henry Qook, ria. jaGly ———— Tax SoLpigsr’s Txus Exignp.—For over fo: years, Dr. Holloway has been su, piving all the armies of Europe with his Pills tment, they roved themselver the oly medicinzs able to 9 worst casen of Dysentery, Scurvy, Wourds and Bruises. Hvery knapsack sho tain them. Only 25 cents per Box or Pot, a el “Boner Disma: Samaritan’ ift is the m certain, safe and effectual prsasjatasat eon ‘vegetable rom- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No miner- al, ne balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills tobe taken. It is the soldier's hope, and s friend to those a go ae wget to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, $3. Ee ccattive Samaritan’s Root eparmpit 4, Berofala, Blears, Be! ce oe $1, or for abe ord. Bee advertisement. m5 pier e ott Gauar PENNSYLVANIA KOUrs, ofa imers nd esctatt Gas acecen Seca athe te low fare and sure connections. \t Gov Ee ay! aud Sixth st., Washington. @fllos epen fro thm amily. m.; on Bundays from 3 to4 p.m. a O. Norton, Agent. Sees ate Bro,, at the Baltimore bargale store, No. 375 Seventh street, offer peculiar inducements to purchasers of dry goeds, whether of cloths, cassimeres, dress goods, sheeting, &c. All their purchases are made with a view to retailing their goods in this market at prices to suit all classes and conditions of society. Parties desir- ing goods of the first quality can here obtain them, ard those who desire a nese but good article can also be accommodated. In fact, we know of no establishment that affords greater inducements to customers both in ya- riety and price. ee “GoIng THEOUGH” 4 SoLpiuR.—On Wed. nesday Patrick Foy, 8 soldier at Mt. Pleasant, ‘was in a house on the corner of Seventh andR streets, when he exhibited his money, and was Teuaded by Barney Trunnel to ge home, anel starting with him, but taking him in an indirect way. Foy soon became stupid from the effects of liquor, and Trunnell, as two ‘witnesses testified, robbed him. t John- son arrested him and took him ‘before Justice Rowland, who held him to Bail for court. Sgriine Liqvor witnovt Liosnss.—Dar- ing the mt week the second precinct po- He, Sergeant Johnson, have arrested the fol- lowing for selling He see without license, one of whom was fined 4 Justice Ferguson and the others by Justice Thompson $20 and costs each Gehan ty J.F. re Mar- garet Ragan, Patrick Raga: ° ims, Mrs. Robertson, Perry Faley. The first named also paid a fine of for selling liquor to eol- diers. —_———— Govsrxwznt Horses OaPTURED.—Yester- day ant geen detectives Gar arr nee horses w! were being Ys and which are sald to belong to the United Bhates. BPBRMATORREGA CAN 3B Ovnep.—Dr. Rand’s ‘haa. Seminal Weakness, ner Ith street and Pa. ‘avenue, Cook Alexandria, ‘THE CRRAPEOT. Harp Dra tases Woatp— Neve Rades oy thet Out = ‘pham’s Hair O"Ford, sorasr iith wirect ond Bey aveuse, zi . COrner ington, and Henry Ceok. a4 Ps. avenue, Wash: Alerendtig Ye ty Basan cours, gunshot Eiads of rounds; aise pores Wiese ely an und a Holloway 's Ointment. it Beals to i ean se ¢ Woun ver opens again, Fs, oa p- nly 26 cents per Pot. 23 ply yourselves, in sho Hee of J; 474 Hev Gurley; PIL! POLLARD, of nd, to Miss MASY M. 2B, pas a Causbiagion, 3! dn vouneeet dsugh- In the Catheters by the Thomas é © ALLAHBE Booms. ef the District of Columbia. th Cn the morning of the 24th intent, H. H. Me- rae OR Br, tamil Neeptciasig invited e tend his funeral from late No, Soa'B strect, at é o'clock morro (Getaraay) > Gror; , om the Mth instant, WILLIAM Py rohit a ‘aye. The feroral will take place at 0,clock, the sth N AUarmany if bes aiiitn tom, ache Pescciation, biladalwhia. Pe ‘mar 25-§m PIC NICS, &. EMEMBER THE HERO OF ANTIETAM! The McOLELLAN FRIENDSHIP ASBOQOIA- TION beg leave to inform their friends and fhe public je general that they intend giving GHAND AFTERNOON AND SEVENTH STREET Pane (ura). A eo ‘a DAY, July 0th. 1963. Committer of Arrangements. Geo. Walker, Alfred Zimmerman, Henry Taylor, The srictest erder will be presnpn Re order ictest order reserv ol of the President, WWILLLAM MINK. INO, B. RAMSAY, Bec’y. c If the weather proves unfavorable it will be poet poned until further notice, 3¥ at FIRST GRAND PIC-NIO OF THE SIGEL CLUB! BEMEMBER THE HERO OF PEARIDGE! The members of this Olub will give their first grand Pic Nic of the season, At GREEN SPRING, Georgetown, On MONDAY, 27th inst. They respectfully invite their friends of George- town and Washington to attend. They will Spare to pains to make this the best Pic Nic ef the season. By order of the Committee of Arrangements, jy 23-3t* FUR SALE AND REN {OR RENT — Deligatful APARTMENTS, en . suite, on the first floor. Private table if de- sired. Apvly at $95 17th street, between A and [, north of P . avenue jy 24 3t* OR SALE—A Frame HOUSE and two LOTS, the House gontains six rooms, on 5th, betwean Iand K streets, No. 330. Inquire of WM H,. HOOVER Grocer,cor. Land 5th ata, jy 24-3t* FRICKE FOR RENT—The large Front ROOM O over the store of C. L, Lockwood & Oo., 324 Pern. avenue The Furnitare for sale, or will be rented with it; hours from 9s. m.to3 p,m, SyM-3t SMALL STO8E FOR SALE— ner of 14th and G etreets west. IN THE COK- it will be sold at a great bargain, as the owner other busi bess to attend vo. #or particulars oall at the atere Jy 24-3t* FS SALB—the LEASE, PURNITURB, and FIXTUBES of the 8t Louis Hotel on Chestnut street, between Third and Fourth :treets, Phila- delpbia. This house will accommodate ahout 225 persons, has been recontly putin mest complete order throughout ; beds, bedding and farniture almost entirely new. The bar and dining room are doing a very extensive business. The house is well filied with permanent boarders, and has a good transient trade, principally New York, Balti- more, Washington. and Unit tates Navy custom. A visit satisfy that this isa good investment, and will be sold at a bargain. Address Box 2,094 Port Office, Philadelphia i724 lw FrUBNisaED ROOMS TO LET AT 448 K 5T., near the Post Office, between 6th and 7th. Ap- ply esrly, Jy 3-3t* Foe SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES gm’* Barber's Shop, No. 41 south A, Capitol Jy 28-3t* ¢ GOOD- WILL and FIXTURES it Restaurant and Billiarde Table. Direct No. 546 Penn. avenue. jy 23-2w* FGENISHED hooms FOR RENT, pleasantly located. Apply at 430 New York avenue. Reference required, dy 22-003%* FY RENT_Three firat clase, elegantly FUB- NISHED ROOMS, on second floor, atNo. 8 404 at, opponite Dr. Bunderiand’s Chureh, y OB BALE.—A BAKERY Goings business of 40 barreis of four per week, besides a large pie trade ; one of the best shop stands in the city ; it Will be sold on easy terms toa good man; thisis opportunity seldom offered. aa the advertiser is leaving the country Address, with full neme, Baker, Washington, D.O. Sy 22-3¢* '['O LET—With immediate possession, of thres- T story BRICK HOUSE, also a part of the Pur- niture for sale. Beautifully located on Capitol Hiil, close to the Capitol Grounds, and within one square: of tap ity a mpuy House sontsits ten ale rooms, large garden, ay <r HORSE, OAR- iso for sale. a pair of fine BUAGES and HaRNESS inquire of MARSHALL & PAGE. Auctioneers, 502 7th st. jy 22-3t Fuse ssEp. BOOMB FOR GENTLEMEN only at 264 F street, between 13th and 14th. This location is the beet in the city, and near Wil- larda’ end the Ebbitt House. The house newly furnished, papered aud painted. Jy 21-Im* I BICK DWELLING, 537 H 8TRERH, BH- tween 6th and 7th streets west, lu rooms one a saloon patlor,6 chambers, for sale, with immedi- ate possession, Persons wishing such a residence will do well to call early, as it will be sold. Also, is proved and spi mproved property in squares 454, 518, 971, and square D. . ILBURN, B. M jy 20 Im* 524 Lat. north, or U. 8. Jail, A SPLENDID BUSINESS FOR SALE—ONE of the finest Livery Stables in town, and in one of the best locations, togetber with a full stock Horses, Carriages, Buggies and ever: BD) ta ning te the businesa. For partic: quire at the Star office of C. B. BAKER, {OR SALE—A small BRICK HOUS ren, will be sold low. For particula. at 46 street, between Tand K. jy ABRDEN FARM A TEARS is POR SALE. Four miles and a balf from Washington, in a northernly direction, in a high state of ca: tion, now covered with a flourishing crop of vegetation, fine Dwelling, all requisite outbuildings, two mpa of excellent water ; and will be sold cheap r Inquire of B, LACY, onthe premises, or J BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N streets, Washington je 23-lma* ly eras HOOMS TU RENT—For rent, at 450 l2th street, east side. between G and H streets, neatly furnished and ad comfortabie BED ROOMS, and SITTING BROOMS, and PAR- LORS. The neighborheed is one of most desirable in the city. Every attention gaia to those ocoupy- ingthem, Nochildren inthe my 8- ILLIABD TABLE FOR 8ALB.—A rosewood frame mart le-ded Billiard Table will be sold cheap on application to JAS. 0. McGUIBE & CO., Auction and Oommission Merchants. dy 25 3t LAQK TEA! Fifty chesta choice Black Tea just arrived. KING & BUROHKLL, cash. Sy 23-tf corner Vermont ave and 16th st. ANUAL FOR QUARTSEMASTERS AND COMMISSARLE: A containing instrastions in ewith sserreet one respecting iv2 8 °i © PRANOK TAYLOR. GRAVEL ROOFS: GRAVEL ROOFS! THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO., (Buccessors to J. F. WALKER & 5ON,) WASHINGTON, D. C., AND PHILADELPHIA, PA., MANUFACTURERS OF LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATERIALS, AND WILSON’S IMPROVED FIRB AND WATER PROOF FELT, CBMEN?, AND GRAVBL Roorts. OFFIOE—Louisiana avenue, next door te the Bank of Washington. WORKE—Foot ot Twenty-second street west, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Washington, aad Thir- tieth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia. , M. 0, WILSON, Presid: T. P. WILSON, Jr., Seeretary. N, B.-FBLT AND ORMENT FOB SALE, IN large and small quantities, All orders through Post Office Box 534 punc- tually attended to. Hepairs to old Roofs made premptly, All work warranted. $y 24-6m* pe 2S ca FOR sTaMPiIne HO PAPEE AND ENVELOPES CHARGE, | WITH NAME, joer Series INITIALS, OREST, or OOAT OF ARMS PHILP & SOLOMONB, Metropelitaa Bookstore, Ho, 338 Pennsrivanis avenue. mar Scott TULTY sta TnB-2eo Soventa veek” eM Toate t 00°a toe Seventh go Sond Ge MANA eT on ht ¢ WANTS, Cee ee eS WASTED IMMEDIATELY — Two first-rate WAITERS Apply to fT. POTENTINI 979 Pa. av., bet, Itth and ith sta. it eye a do ei ing. rons, Pens ave. bervens sa ea 4th ae WARNTED—B: respectab's TION in ‘ermal private \y todo the gen- eral huusework. Oan pe seem for two days at No, 142 Kat. between 20th and 2.0. at Capit rl, a STTUA- ANTSD.—Wanted. to come in the country, ir ani erence middle aged lady to act as housekee| feques iatie JosRe MOM HLUE . e Oak P.0., Montgomery cointy. Md. iy 2 W ANZED_By amiddle- woman,a SITOA- TION as nurse and to do sewing, Or as Cham- bermsid and assist in washing. Address M O., Bee ote, tating where an interview can be had. V ANTED—An active, intelligent,honost and in- dustrieus BOY. between th- age of 14 and i6, to attend in a newspaper avd period s.ore de- liver reutes,&c &c. Apply at No. Pa ave., between I4th and [sth sta. dy 24-3t ait. WeAnzap Be a respectable young lad: UATION as seamstress ina is willing to make herself geveraily usef z travel. The best of reference Address *‘L. M..” Star Office. WANTED A SITUATION by a respectable young eal ¢o cook. wash and iron, or do chamber werk and sew. References given by her pre‘ept employers. Apply at No. 48 Missouri av- enue, between 4%; and 3d sts. 1t* ANTED—PHONOGRAPHIO REPORTERS. I wish to ergage immediately the services of a Phonographic Reporter one hour daily for three months Applicavts please state teir capability, experience, and present busine: rrangements, and where I can hav» an interv any evading, given, it* during the next ten days. Address, threu: he Post Office, J. WHITNEY BHERWOOD, Washing- ton,D CG, iy 24-1lw* ANTED—A TINNER and a PLUMBER; goa wages given. Apply at J. W THOMPSON & CO'S., 269 Pa. ave.,bet. Wthand 11th, jy2t3t ANTRD IMMEDIATELY —A good BAR Apply at the Star office. None KEEPER. but a steady man who understands his business need apply. Jy B-2* WANTED— A GIRL to take eare of achiid and t6 do some light housework ina small fami'y, Apply immediately at the Shoe Store, No, 353 Seventh street, between | and K, near the North ern Liberty Market iy 23-2t* WV AntEn_sy ayoung American girl,a PLAOB as nurse and chambermaid. She will do her best to give sal action to her employer, as she wants agood home, Please address Box No. 10, Star office. je 2 W ANTELI—A white woman to cook and do eral housework in a small family. Inquire of 8, STOVER, cor. 2ist and I sts. Jy 22-3t* WANTED Good White BARBER. Give ten ; soulats week. JOSEPH GATTO, 325 7th st. y 22 at WANTED-A BOY, about 13 or 14 years old, to is make himstlf useful in a bar room; muat’ be intelligent and have good recommendations. Ap- piy, 231 G st., near the War Department jy223t* WANTEL_A No. 1 [0B OREAM MAKER; Goed wages and steady employment given’ Apply at JOB. BHAFFIELD'8, Confectioner, No. 36 Bixth st., between (@ and H sta. jy 22-3t* WANTED, TO PURCHASE—A pair of aces) size HORSES, suitable for sutler’s us es note to G. & T. PARKER & 00., 343 345 Penn. ave dy 22-3t* MPO FENCING MASTERS.—A young gentleman , Wixhes to take lessons in the small sword ex- ercise if he can find a com in the broad sword exerc tent instructor. Also, ise, Address Box 1024, Washington P. 0. dy 22 3t* WANTED—A Furnished HOUSE, with about 12 rooms, Any one having such a house will corner Penn. @ find a good tenant by applyin, and 6tb street, of jy 22-3t* A RESPECTABLE GIRL, JUST DISENGAG ed, wishes a Situation ina private family as chambermaid or dining-room servant. Beat city reference, Adiress for two days 3 \ Star of- fice. dy 21 ANTED—Two good IRON BRS at the Nation- al Steam Laundry, Pen enue. epposite Grover’s Theater; geod wages, board and constant employment given, and none naed apply unless they have worked in hotel or ea laundries, jy 29 tf JAS, PF. HOTCHKISS, Prop, Wy Ante a DRUG CLERK who anterstacds the prescription business. Address Box 723 Georgetown Post Office. Jy l4-20* J BRUCE & €0. want all to know tnat they can « buy better Clothing, at lower prices, at 464 Beventh street, than elsewhere. itr ANTED.—Everybody to know that they can buy their OTe ties at reduced prices at SMITH’S, 460 Seventh street. opposite the City Post Office. jy lé-tr ‘WANTED, 10,000 MEN AND BOYS to gall at SMITH & BBALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh atreet, just below the Northern Market. jy 14-tr VW ANTED-A DINING ROOM SERVANT. One that can come will recommended may hear of a good situation by applying at Reom Ne. 37, second floor, Winder’s Building jem tf 20,000 bares aT aXTEP 1'3S1 F street, between Sth and sth, opposite Patent Office AND GET THEIR STAMPING DONE, Wo Btampall kinds of goods ch ch other pincain thealtye’ Weber ha city. aie hundred NEW BRAIDING PATTERNS je 26-1m* WANTED. IMMEDIATELY —Twenty GAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid ta good workmen, and none others will be accepted. pply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on street, pear the corner of Seventeenth st: Liewt. Col. E M. GB. . Chief Qaartermaster, mny 25-tt Department of Washington. WANTED — SECOND -HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurnishing Goods of evsry description. B. BUCHLY, 428 7th st mar $i-tf bet. and H. east aid BOARDING. Gr BOARD AND PLEASANT BOOMS CAN be obtained at 415 Tenth st., bet. Gand H streets. jy 24-1w* PLEASANT ROOMS FOB RENT, WITH OR without board, at 459 E street, between 32 and 4th streets. jy 23-3t* [PCRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with or withcut Board Also. a few table Boarders taken, at No. 315 @ at., bet. 12th and 13th. jy 23-3t* e. TON, B. B. Agent. | | On TUESPAY AFTERNOON, Jul AUCTION SALES, a | FHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW eee By ©, B. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. FoR Es. MULES, WAGONS, BOGG. BS Gants AND HARNESS AT AUCTION. will sell rQ- ORROW MOBNING. 25th instant, at 9 o’el ok, 't the Washingten City Horse Market, on eth street —— the canal, a large number of the above pamed stock. Terms cash it. 0, BLL. CROWN & 00. Aucts, By WM.L. WALL & 00. Auctioneers. _ TO-MORROW MORNING aE Tait, ee aol Feliz front of the Auction Bocam wet? We Mill A large lot Hams and Bacon 30 Dbis, e8, and Cheese, and Cider, ALSO, a larve arsortment of Second Hand Furniture, Terms cash. It WM. L. WALL & ©O.. Ancts, (GOVERNMENT SALE ‘ HIDES, BAKERY SWEMPANGS, EMPTY BAR. Cc Will be sold at Sixth street wharf, Washin, ‘ton, D, C.,on Fatur: ay, July 25, at 11 o'clock a. . One lot af Hides. i Ju bbls, Bakery Sweepings, One lot of hale F Barrels and Staves, Terms cash, in Treasury notes, GREENE. ive Gaptain and 0.8. By J.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. rp RUsTER'B SALE OF BUILDING OF ON Tum Istanp.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON July 24th, at 6 o’oleck, on the premises. by virt ofadéed of trust, dated Jan'y 19:h, 1855, and re- corded among the land recor2sfor Washington county, in Liber J. A.8..No 116, folios 232, &o., 1 shall sell Lot No.7, in Square 883, fronting 45 feat Qiuches on Third street, between south K and P streets, running back 9 feet to a 39 feet alley ; iccere, the Lot will be divided into two build- ing Lo Terms: One-third eash; the remainder in six and twelve months with ‘interest, secu: deed of trust on the premises. od All conveyancing “e WESE e a BB, . _Sy IS-eod& da J.C. McGUIRE & CO aacis, By J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, QMALL AND WELL KEPT CARRIAGE at AvcTioN.—On SATURDAY MORNING, July 26th. at 100 clock, in front of the Auction Rooms we shal) sell— i A nest one-horse Family Carriage in excellent condition, ALso Abont 710 pounds Cheese, Five barrels Sugar Biscuit iy 23-2 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auets, By WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. At the Bazaar, 98 SF riseee ave., between Ithand th streets. IDING HORSE, HORSES, CARTS, AND Harxess at ‘Avction.—On SATURDAY MORNING, 25th inst., at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the Bazaar— An excellent Riding or Driving Mare,and a fast Trotter 3 Cart Horses, 3 arts, and 3 setts Harness, Terms cash, jy 23 WM. L. WALL & 00., Auota. ~ By WM L. WALL & CO., Auctioneors. At the Bazaar, 95 Lewisiana ave., between 9th and Wth strerts. OX SATURDAY MORNING, 25th instant at 10 o’clock, we will sell at auction, at the Bazaar, a beautiful bob-tail Brown Cansiian Horse, 13 bands high; 7 years old; sound and kind in single or double harness; is a dashing saddle horse: the owner believes he can trot to harness in 3 30; of good style and action. Sold for no fault, the owner being obliged to leave for Europe in a few days, Also, a handsome Phivton, nearly new, made by one cf the bert Philadelphia makers Also, cet Har: , made by Lacy & Philphs. The attention cf private eitizens, army officers, &c., is called to this sale. j¥ 8 WM. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts. D cost of purchaser. By W.L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers. HOGS AND 1 GOAT AT AUGTION. 19 SATURDAY APTEANOON AOC eee ing” at 5 o’clock, we will sell at the City Oorporati: Pound, corner 1}th and K streets east— 19 Hogs and 1 Goat. W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, Terms cash, Jy 3 AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days. S8SIBTANT QUARTERMAST: A Gay Bishteenth andes et Ly Wash ng § Wile sold at public acction, on w uly 2). fs, at the Quarte: on New York Nartienth de Bichbinhoh Serta Rie en of cccsen f Rage, more or less, iy B.B.OA Capt. and a. QM mea, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, IN TUESDAY Joly 23, at too ‘clock. a, m., we wills ll at the late enator Le No 26 Pat™ betwesgTreeenes of Sendtor Lane excellent lot of HOUSEHOLD BURNEPORE con. t sisting in part of the various st attings, Oilclotbs, Sofas Chait. Teblog Ben? steads, Mattresses.’ Washstands, and Ohamber Dining Room. and Kitchen Furniture. ‘i A rare charc? is here presented to ish- ipg anything in the above line ps iy 44 3t GREEN & WILLIAMS. auete, By GREBN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. ‘OUSEHOLD AND KITCH FURNITC Piaso Forts, &¢., &0.. aT AvOTIoN — WEONESDAY. the 29th instant, we shall sell at the residence af A. Gries, No. 40 D strest near a Seventh at 10 o'clock A. M.,an excellent assort. ment of furniture yz: Excellen' Borewood Piano Ferte. 7 octaves, mad: by Rnabe & Gaehle; also, Stool and Cover Mahogany Sofas Lounges, Rocking and Parior Obairs Do a Dressing and other Bureaus, and What+ rt Do Marble-top C Si r a Tabiee : eet entre, Side, and other 0 cokcase, Writing Desk, and Wardrobes, Wash Closets Stands wad Toles meat ‘Waleat and Marble Jenuy Lind and other Bed. stea Very Superior Hair and other Mattrasses A large lot of Brusseis and other Carpets Oi cloth and Matting, Arm. Caue and sther Chairs Very Superior Mantle Clock and Gilt-frame Mirror Crockery, and (Glassware, plated Qastors, Spoons, Rei and many other articles waich we ‘ay deem it unnecessary to enumerate, Terms cash, Sy 24-20td GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ByJ C. McGULRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE / PROPERTY NEAR THE PATENT Ovrion —By virtue ofa decree, passed on the 23th day of Juua, the Bupreme Court of the District of Columbia in cause No 1.672, William A Wilson and other: va, Wilson, Ballenger, and others, the undersigned will sell, at public sale, to the ‘highast bidder. in front of the prewises,on THURSDAY the 234 day of July, 1363, at §o"clock p.m. ali that numbered nine, (9,) in Square nu mberei dred and eix, (406,) in the city of W. which is described as follows: Beginning at th northwest corner of said Lot No, 9and running thence east along F street thirty seven fvat ten inches, (37.10,) then xe south one hundred feet, (100,) thence west thirty seven feet ten inches, (37.10,) te the southwest corner of said lot, and thence north ope hundred feetto the beginning, subject tow right of way overa three feet wide alley on the esst line of said premises, together with the im- Fernie property is | ted on F street, bat 18 property is located on F street, between a1 and sth streeta, Opposite the Patent Office. and ia the choicest part cf Washington. I will also sell, as above, on the same day. at six g’olock p. m., on the premises, the east f Lot No. 6.and the west f of Lot No.5, in Square numbered one hundred and seventy one (I71,) oa north E street, between I7th and 18th streets, with improvements. erms; One-third im cash: and the residue ia xand twelve months, ve equa iaeelments a e secured by the purchasers’ notes, the satisfaction of the Drustes, vo? Sndorsed to Conveyancing at the purchaser's cost. Unless the terms are comolied with in fire days, the Trustee reeerves the ri to resall at the pur- RICHARD H, CLARER, Tru8tee, Sy 23wadts J.0,McUUIRE & CO. Avcie, S7- THE ABOVE SALE 13 ADJOUR FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July Sint, at the ane, hour and piace. RICHARD H. CLARK, Trustes, Jy 24 eokds J.C, McGUIBE & 00.. Aucts. By WM. B. LEWIS & OO , Auctionsers, HE WHOLE CONTENTS OF STORE NO, 427 SRVENTH STREET, netTweex G Ann H, A? Acerion—On MONDAY MORNING next, July 27th, at 10 o'clock, consisting of Groceries,Liquors, Fancy Soaps, Perfumeries, Stationery, Bavelopes, Cutlery, Plated Spoons, Forks, &c. Also.a large lot of Pawnbroker’s Stoek; as Gold and Silver Watehes, Chains, Pistols, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Ladies’ Shoes, Clothing, &c Also, Oounter. Cases, Scales and Weigh’ tures, &c. WM. B. LEWI8 & ©O., Aucts. dy 38 dta mf M.V.BUCKBY, Auctioneer, « QALE OF GEORGETOWN PROPERTY.—On ) MONDAY, ath of July. at5 o'clock p. m,,I will sell three handsome Bi ‘ding Lots on Gay street, they front 25 faat each. 8 feet deep. The first lot has its whole depth on Washington street, ,Alse. a good lot on Jefferson street, with founda- tien ofa building some feet above ground, and a uantity of best brick uponit Also. a Dwelling louse on Jefferson street, two story Brick. Terms: One fourth cach ; balance in six, nine, and twelve months’ notes with interest satisfac- torily endorded and secured by deed of trust on the roperty. a Pity 25 ett M. V. BUOKRY, Auct. By J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO, Auctioneers. yRey VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONT- ING ON THE CIRCLE IN FOURTEENTH STREET. — uly 23tb, at 6 o'clock, on the premices. we shall sell Lot No. 1,i Davidson's sub ivision of Square No. 213, irontiag on Misgachusetis avenue and nerth M street, be- tween Fourteenth and fifteenth atreots weat. and containing 5538 8 'e feet. The location of this lot is admirably adapted for acottage site, hotel or summer garden, having a large open space on three sid-s and the advantage one city eusenger rallrons near by. itle perfec, and terms of payment easy. jy 21-4 J.C McGUIRE & OO., Ancts. LOST AND FOUND. - Foes WATCH, wi: ‘ob the owcer can have by describing tae same and paying for this ad- ye wee Globe Office, Penn, avi {,OU ® D.—Came to my premises, on Tuesday,7th eet a Lene bay tes yeas the owner cab have by preving property ac paying expenses. Callat J. MYBRS, G09 M attest, berwees treet Tth jy 24-80" rnlen from the sub- asmall Briodle ‘ge white bag. B ; 5 BEWARD —Strayed or J scriber, on the 22d inst uffalo COW, with a white face ; alar, The above reward willbe paid by leaving her at THOMAS €ONNOR'’S corner L and New Jersey ave jy 24-3t* O&8T—Thia Friday morning, on the south side of the Presiden:’s House a BUNDLE UF PA- consisting of a memorandum, a discharge, andaletter of recommendation A lineral reward wiil be paid if returned to EDWARD PAINS, 330 0th street. between M and N, Jy 24-3t* L OAKD.—Gentlemer can be accommodated with elegantly- uraished Booms (one parlor and chamber attached), with first olass Board, at 301 Gatreet. Reference exchanged dy 22-1w* FUSN ISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—WITH OR without Board, ina pleasant losation. 531 H, bet. 6th and 7th ats, Jy 21-1W* OARDING AND BOOMS AT 51 PENNBYL- Vania avenue, near 224 street, Handsome Rooms and excellent Board, with use of parlor and bath-room on reasonable terms, jy 16-1m* Bon. 4 large. well-furniahed House, besuti- fally situated on Capitol Hill is now ready for entlemen and their wives or slats gen‘lemen. ‘he rooms are large and airy, with high ceilings. Apply on First street east, between A and B north, one square from Capitol Prison, Reference ex- changed. jy 14-20* Caz FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and visit Wash- ington, ind find a comfortable home in one of the most delightful locations in Washington, No. 52 Missouri avenue. One very large front room, 2d story, now vacant, my ib ——_—__—————_———— EXCITEMENT, Pinas Call at the GBM, No 2793¢ Pennsyl- nue, next doer to the Kirkwood otel, where we are constantly furnishing Ice-cold Seda water, choice Imported Havane Cigars, andall the latest newspapers, MI88 LUCY RANDOLPH. ORY GOODS at GREATLY BEDUCED PRICES: THE WORK OF SELLING OFF OUR ENTIRE 8TOOK TO BE VIGOROUSLY PROSE- OUTED THEOUGHOUT THRE SUMMER SEASON! Pacific Lawns (good styles and fast colers,) reduced ine Organdics reduced t Uttle if Punta: and Borague's vert! best ahorene ed from 25 centa I conta Mosem biaues, (beaut atyles,) reduced to 25, 31 cents, v #IIk Grenadines, (black grounds with a lored ‘figares,) reduced from ‘91 per yard to Black Silke all gr: }, Feduced 25 per Sheeting Cotto: ~ standard bre au asd Bhirting Oottons 1 . ane rene Whe satan per cent, Table Damaaks, én Shee! Towelings, ih ‘and other Lisen Goods will bo cole sae’ White Goods of every doeariphion mashed eee ee 35 per cent., some styles less Cotton Hosiery, full assortment, reduced 3§ per mM ring Goods in great variety at greathy re- All other goods ia stock marked down to very low It is our determination to clos out our present stock within the nort Afty days, and te Ge uo We must and shall offer great inducements. At the oxpira- tion of the Sfty dare we expect te open a very large, choice, select and cheap stock of DEY GOODS adapted te the wants of our numerous customers. 308. J. MAY, BITENGIVE DEALER IN FORUIGN AND DOMESTIC DEX GOODS O8t OB STOLEN—Tuesday evening, the 224 4 inst., a sorrel MORSE marked U. 8. and C, Three straight marks near his tail; a middle-sized horse; about 8 years old. Five doliars reward will be paid if returned. HENRY MAGEE, jy %4-3t* Darnes’ Btable, Geo-getown, D. 0. STEAYED OR STOLEN—On the 2 i iron gray HORSE; medium size; 7 y. Bis back is chafed by the saddie or 0 and left fore hoof growing over the shoe, appes. ing smaller than the rest. Ten dollars reward will be given on his reiurn to the undersigned, corner of 6th and D streets, Cap:tol Hill, or for in: formation leading to his bie 1t* MRS, T. J. BARBETT. AKEN UP ASTBAY—On the Uth instant one bag HORSH and one bey SARE, which tne Owner can_have by provi iro per’ an i charges, Can be seen at JAMBS Hl SHREVE Livery table, 7th st., between H and I ats, 39 23 3 J.'H. WALTER, AME TO THE BUBSORIBSR'S RESIDENCE near Tennally town, about the 20th of June, 1863, one 80) OKSE ; white ; about 13 of the charges and take ae eee Sead LEWIS DONELSON. AKEN UP—A YELLOW COW, with high horns. The owner is requested ‘to come for- ward, psy for this advertisement, and tate her away. Apply to H. murky, Boundary st , between 9th and 1th sts, Sy 22-3t* OBT— A NOTH given jby Jos. Nathan in favor of M. Oppenheimer, dated July 6th, payable botind cd erat osten sve B97.60. Pi = has mn stopped. therofo: persons sqsiost negotiating for eaid uote. si ithaca dee iy 2. t, am old. STEAYED AWAY.—On Tuesday, WO a Light BAY HORSR. one r& condition. I: deseribed H. the 14th inst. re hoof in bad nformatien concerning the above ‘orse left on Ospitol st., No. 63, bet, 2d and $d, will be rewarded. Jy 22-3t* J. RK. ZIMMERMAN. "Blood. Bay HORER. abouts yaace oid ‘3 ol hands high: he has astarin the foreb white bind foot ; heavy black mane. shoe offin front ; small white spo! about two inches leng ; he isan 0: BS, PO Witnaet Uappeiays Bon” “yeu » Geer ae Pe Y¥S—At Oliffourn, tes Saeipmette bs Sane eiwith white back, and a pers are Fi ted te ‘© IMPOSITION.—MAD. A and ist, rk een ak ent opeed. eae ice ey egal enly Tt at 1 pet Between 71h ond By J.C McGUIRE & OO. Auctioneers, PEBPMETORY SALEOF BEAUTIFUL BUILD- ing Lot on New York aVeNvg, Neue Pour- TRENTH STREST.—On WEDNE*DaY AP’ = NOON, July 29th, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, we shall seil Lot No, 10, in Davidson's Subdivision of 252, fronting 25 feet on New York ave - near lith atreet,) and ruoning back about 9% feet to a 2) foot paved alley, and contain - ing 2.654 square feet of ground. The position of thi imprevements in t! Lot and the character of the 28 vicinity renders it a very de- table site fer a private residence. Title perfect. : One-third cash; the remainder in 6 ana with interest, recured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyances at cost of purchaser. jy 28 J.C. McQUIRE & 0O.. Aucta. BE W.L.WALL& 00., Auctionsers UN D STATES MAKSHA.'S BALE OF 3 PRIZE GOOD8—WRIT NO. 25. In virtue of a decree issued from the Clerk's Gfice ef the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding a District Court for said Dis- trict, I will GS er to public salefor cash,at the auction store of Will'am L. Wall & Oo., en the cor- ner of F pcneyivacl vente and Ninth on TUESDAY, the 2th inst. commencing at 19 o’clook a.m the following goods and chattels, to wit : Lot of Dry Goods @ Lot of Olething Lot of Hoop Skirts Lot ef Segars Lot of Plug Tobacco Lot of Buttons Lot of Writing Paper Lot of Shaving Soap Lct of Bonnets Lot of Hats Lot of Tranks One Box of Ley And one Box of Ooffee. WAXD Hl. LAMON. U_8. Marshal. D. 0. jy 23 4t per W . WALL & 00., Aucts. GALE OF CORD WOOD —By erder of the *S Orpban’s Court, there will betold at Publis Avetion, for cash, scveral hundred cords of Wood, mostly Uak, at Vierbuchen’s Farm, in Priace George co..'Maryland, 2 miles beyond Soldiers’ Heme and belonging to the estate of the late Joha Vierbuchen,deccased. The sale wi!l take place on WEDNESDAY, July Mth. nt 3 o'clock p.m SOPHIA VIERBUCHEN, jy 3-1w* Administratrix. _By J.0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. XECUTOR’S SALE OF TWO VERY VALU- ABLE BUILDIsG Lots —On MONDAY A¥! BB. NOON, July 27th, at haif past 5 o’clook, on premises, we shall sell 1 , in subdivision of square 42, frenting 18 feet 7 incheson north L street, and 12 fest ¥ inches on Massachusetts ave pue, at tos corner ilth street west, and running back 128 feet 10 inches toa public ailey. This lot is beaatifeliy situated for a private residenca, having a large public space in front, or would be desirable ae & Business lot, Al:o. immediately after, we shall sell the woat heif of subdivision C, in square No 43. fronting 23 feeton the public space on which the Northern Liberties Market stands, between 8th and 9th mireste west, and running back 100 feet to a puble ley Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in four months, with interest secured by a deed of Bont of oc veyandts to be paid b: by of conveyancing to be paid by purchaser, HaRvaW SUANS GEORGE W. COCHRAN, z Executors., jymd J.0. MeGUIRE & 00.. Aucts. By J. 0. McGUIRE & CO. Auctionsers, RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BS- TAPE iN WasdisGTON Orry —On THU ASDAY AFTERNOON, August 6th, at 6 o’cloea, on the premises. by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the 25th day of November, 18:0, and recorded the lard records of Washington county. District Columbia, in Lic: . -» No. 187, fe seq.. we shall sell. at public auction, biader, ali that lot or parcel of ground in the city of Washington. knewn and described on the pian or plat of said city as part of iot numbered six, (63 ig square numbered seventeen, (17 ) beginning for the same fourteen (id) feet from the dividing jine between lots numbered five {p and siz, (6, ) on 26the atreet west, and running north with said Sth street fourteen (14 feet, thence ninety-seven (97) feet eh ae feet, thence went ninety-seven (: feet to the of beginning, with the improvements. Terms: One third cash, to be paid at the time of the remaindor in equal payments of 6 12 months from the oar oF sale, with interes deferred payments to be secured by deed of tr Ss th ——- of the defaulting pore er, on one week's =e ae in phe Wasitagton Star, All conv: cost “3 ay nme cons OC PERASMUS J MIDDLETON, Trustees Phaeit Building ‘Assoeiat ru. ix Building _. Sy 18-0od&da i J. 0, Mc@UIRE & CO, Anots. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. ‘RUSTEES’ SALB OF VALUABLE REAL Ba- DAY AFTERNOON, Aucust Sthvarn ome ones » Au 1 8t6 0 . See premibes. by virtue gia doed of trast, beari: e ad day of June, 1850, and record among the records of Washington city, ia istrict of Columbia, in Liber J. 8.,No. 199, shall sell, at public auction, , ali that certain lot or parost of in the Oity of Washi: }, known and designated aslot number sir (e); ia, Byers abel: Nocrieh oreatare number wppaters es and fifteen inn, Ey i Terma One-third caah ter faa th sale; and the Temainier in cqeal payments at ME 7 Sn and’ twelve months from the dal interest; the deferred payments ied deed of trust on the the risk aaa 4 y ri an o = Fealting pershaser, on ove week's joe % the Washington Sar. conveyancing to be paid by ee EET. ‘Trustees bechix Builai . Sy Boba dO MeQU TREE Gone W, sou a Pye on overs om Band at “rapes tee CY BI