Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1863, Page 5

-_ LUCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, WASHINGTON THwATER.—The St. Denis ‘Troupe is meeting with fine success, and it is aeserved. For two weeks now they have diawn large and appreciative audiences, and {| every act has been received with» applause. The management made a good hit when they brought the troupe to thiscity. To-night, Mlies Rosita, Louise, Augusta, Eugeine, Messrs. Au- guste, Donetti, Cann, Cappola, and all the prominent performers appear. CANTEERBURY.—The popularity of this music | hall wayers not, and whether in hot or cold | weather large houses are the rule and vacant seats the exception. Another fine entertain. | ment will be given this evening. Eva Brent | willsing favorite songs, Szoliosy and his troupe willappearin pantomime, and the Ethiopian iroupe will make merriment for all. Vaninties.—The grett feature this week at | P, the Varieties has been the performance of the rew locsl drama, ++ The Belle of Was..ington.” | It willbe performed ayaim this evening. ‘The | regular concert hail bill willalso be performed. A yariety of new songs, acts and dances will be givin by the popular company performing | ¥ | here. —e | ATTEMPT OF PRISONERS TO ESCAPE FROM Thnk CENTRAL Grakpno .—This morning, about halt-past one o'clock, the sentinel on duty at the south end of the west wall of the Central Guardhonse, discovered & number of men upou the root oi the building, and at once raised the alarm by exiling for the corporal ot the goard. Tn order to make all secare, double sentries-were placed around the ent building, anda search was at once instituted and in cell No, 16, where were contined a num- ber of vagrants, theives and pickpockets, there was found cutin the ceiling and throngh the slate roof a square hole, capable of allowing a man fo pass through. George Cassedy, arrested as a professional thief, was taken in® charge, and upon his re- fusal to tell all about the affair, he was sub- jected to a shower bath by order of Lieut. ‘Henry S. Thompson, of the 17-th N. Y yolun- teers, the officer on duty at the time. The shower bath however, appeared to baye no effect upon Cassedy, and he was subjected to the punishment of being hung up by the thumbs; and after suffering this torture until he evinced a willingness to divulge all he knew of the attempt to escape, he was let down, 2nd informed tbe oflicer that he had cut the hole himself, and was afterwards assisted 1 in the cell. Rob&t Jarviss, who is in finement for an ati¢mpt at robbery, was Iso properly secured, as being one of the ringleaders in the attempt to escape. The whole party were secured in a cell in the lower part of the guard-house, and Cassedy was ironed and placed inadark cell. All the | parties who attempted to escape are pickpock- ets, thieves and vagrants, and are held until such time as they can be paraded through the streets and sent off north. The viyilunce of the guard and officers on duty has thus prevented ihe turning loose upen this community of an inerease to the population by no means desi- rable. ae A Mixep CaAse.—Some time s 2 a soldier Visited the house of Madame Pa.usine Mey-r, on Fourteenth street, next to the corner or N north; and the company of the gay dameels proving agreeable he repeated his visits, and upon one occasion lost his watch, a silver one ot some value, and no one in the house acknowl- edged haying seen it. Yesterday morning the Mudame bad a quarrel with her female board- and turned them out of the house. They proceeded directly to Sergeant Cronin, of the Fourth Ward, who had been on the iookout f.r the watch, aud informed him that Maiame Meyer bad it. The Sergeant, in company with r Pendle, searched the house, and found watch, and arrested the Madame and Cath- arine Chill, « servant, and took them te the Fourth Ward station. Witnesses testifled that the servant girl found the watch on the floor and gave it to August Meyer, the reputed hus- b nd of the Madame, and the witnesses kept it x secret from the soldier and the police until now. They also charged the Madame and her husband with keeping a bawdy house, aad one of them testified that she paid the Madame bed money the night before, and also that she had paid the husband as much as fifty dollars in | the lust three weeks. Justice Giberson held the man and wite to bail in $300 each for keep- ing a bawdy house, and the husband separately in 3300 additional for the larceny of the watch. ‘The bail was speedily given. The case being ended, and the proprietors of | the honee having returned to their dwellin:, the witnesses went there in company with some j} male friends, or “lovyers,” and demanded their | clothing. The demand created a muss, the re- | sult of which was the ornamenting ot Meyer's forehead witha knot, with various ex- tending from the center, and several smaller protuberances on divers parts of the head, evi- dently by the application of a billy. Meyer at once went fora warrant to haye the parties | a@rrested. In the meantime, Henry Myers, Mrs. Pauline | Myers, and Annie Clark were arrested for dis- | orderly conduct, by Officer Franklin, on the | complaint of Mr. Colclazer, and taken to the Second Ward station, where their cases were Tuled tor trial to-day. The names are written differently on the station house register. sities ae DeaTus oF Souprens.—The following have been reported to Capt. Hartz, (office corner of Eichteenth and G streets,) since our last, at which place all information relalive to de- ceased soldiers may be obtained: Jehn 1 Sith N. ¥.: S. Kistner, 7th | Bich. cay.; Lt. C. E. Balis, 3d R. 1; Isaac Mil- man), Q.M. D.; Sam‘i ingram, !2th averty, 4th Mich.; ©. Mercerean, th N.J.: Jebn J. Dailey, sth N.Y. cay.; Ja- cob Mann, 167th Ohio; Jesse Mumbert, 7th Va.; Theo. Lozs sth N. J.; Henry Stomm, ith a.; A. D. Furguson (teamster), Q. M. D.; Pat Burns, Commissary laborer; R. Davis, sinh N.¥.; B.C. Jollymore, ist Md.cay ; W. Young, Sth 111; John Watson, 17th N.Y; W Smith cteamster), Q. M. 1 lace, 145th WN. ¥; Jesse Steener, P. De Moran- ville, 7th N. d, 185th Pa.; A. Horton, 6th N. Y. art.; Truman D. Osgood, 6th Mich. cay.; James McKeever, 169th Pa.- N. B. {th N. ¥.; Lorenzo D. Shipley, i7ist . Schubon, 75th Pa.: Valentine Ke- sary laborer; Iyer Edwinson, szd Til., Col. P.G. Evans (rebel), 63d N. C.; Joshua A. Baily, 16th Pa. cay.; Steven Culver, 26th Mich. —_—~»—____- Messrs. Epitors:—As the improvement of the streets is a subject of frequent publiqamen- tion, in your colamns, and wil!, I have no doubt, necessarily claim and receive the atten- tion of the proper authorities, national and municipal, at anearly day. It is to be hoped that the gutters on the numbered streets cross- ing the Avenues and lettered streets will have attention. In many cases they are an unmiti- gated nuisance; dangerous, uncomfortable, and unnecessary for drainage, and fit only to ren- der riding dangerous and disagreeable. That Acroes I street, on the west side of Twelfth, is &@ specimen. It is useless, I presume, to re- mark upon the mode of grading and graveling streets. The whole bed is put down at once as it progresses, when it is immediately cut into hills and hollows by travel, never to be regu- dated. There is but one way todothat work ‘well, and that is to gravel by thin layers, roll each layer as it is put on, and after rains, and prevent travel on it tilidone. Any other course only serves to make mud holes and new con- tracts. P. B.P. In THE WRONG Pew.—Yesterday, while two of Captain Johnson’s detectives were crossing the Anacostia bridge, they were stopped by a man who wanted to know if they were fiding Government horses, and, after an examina- tion, said that they must be delivered to him. ‘The man’s authority for making the arrest was demanded, and he claimed to be one of Col. Baker’s detectives, with a roving commission to huntup Government horses anywhere in Maryland or Virginia. Capt. Johnson's officers conveyed the man te Ool. Baker's office, and thence he was committed to the Central Guard- house, being recognized as an old offender and horse-thief. —>——__ CoxsorrpTs YOR MassacnussTTs Ruci- ¢MENTS.—Major Edmunds, of the Thirty-second Massachusetts regiment, and it. Phelan and Lieutenants Christopher Plunkett, and J. W. McNamara, of the Ninth Massachusetts regi- iment, passed through the city yesterday, on their way to Boston, for the purpose of taking in charge & number of the Massachusetts con- scripts to fill up their regiments. nag ea ATTEMPTING TO PICK PockETs.—A soldier named John Walsh was arrested yesterday and committed to the central guardhouse for an attempt to pick the Pockets of soldiers who were lying asleep in the Smithsonian groands. He was caught in the act by another soldier, and was arrested, notwithstanding kis pu on airs, and alleging that he was a detective. —_—_—_—._—_— DrowrEp.—On Thursday, R. Stratton Brad. ford, of this city, a private in Capt. Clarke's Company, First District Volunteers, in getting ashore from a vessel lying at t¥e wharf at Alexandria, missed his footing, fell overboard and wae drowned. His body was recovered about halfan hour after the occurrence, and will be interred to-day, Than 5 "Eo Wuene 18 uz To nu Fousp?—Eiktor Sar - Can anybody tell where the county collector is to be found. He is announced to be at the City Hall certain times, put I have not been able to find him there. ° BE ERTS OM Szcoxp Wap Station Caszs.—J.T.Weils aseault and battery; jail Myers, Mrs. P. M orderly; ruledfor diemiseed,. Wm. Forsyth, do; do. a : Green Btioresrze iY veal:..........15a25) Gooseberries, per @ Mutton, best cho ps..20a25} Gelery, per bu: ww Lamb. puext oe 1s) Bhuban seo gare ets a Lamb, per .50| Onions, per bunch... | Pork, fresh per Yo:Bseys15| eer peck...) 73 | corn . . 10a124,| Carrots, per bun 508 Bacon,hams, seul }2howld Beets... 8 hams, sli 18] Beans, 20 breast R white. alg, shoul Sal0}Leoks, pr bun - Ba! jole: 7u8/ Lettuce ....- - 5ald 5a ae! Cabh , per head . 15025 Tong ral Raddshes banch,.. Sal0 Spring do., do: 4.50a7 | Large rock,each, .$1.50a2 Exgr, prdoz 5 25\Smuil perch, pr beh. 50 Butter, prib $0| Halibut, Ib . @ | New apples, ars Sea Das ‘drig ‘oiSturgeon Peaches, qt. 20025] Lobster. . 720) Cattish, bu 5) Rye, pr bushe 25 Corn meal 6a10/Ship stutf .. 15020 Brown stuff, #8 Shorts, ........ 3 Corn,shetled . 2% Oats |. 2 25| Corn, in ear, bbl. . $797.50 Cherries Cucumbers ......- Green corn. per doz. Tom: 10\ Hay, per cwt,.. $1 s0al.70 {8 2/Straw.. 62. 91.25a140 Da) Fecrts Warp Station Cases.—Wm, H. Hamilton, assault and battery; dismissed. J. Timothy McGarty, do.; do, John Rollins, fugitive from justice; delivered tothe U.S. Marshal. Patrick Dempsey, as- sault and battery: jail for comt. Elizabeth Beil, Jarceny; do. Pauline Mayer, keeping a bawdy honse; bail for court. Catharine Chill, grand larceny; dismissed. Jane Cressman, creating nuisance; do. August Meyer, keeping bawdy house; baii for court. Also grand lar- ceny; do. Alex Dugan, profanity; $2.5¢. Saml Goshorn, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Patrick Herry, do.; do. John Lee, accessory to robbery; for hearing. Pat'k Diggins, keep- ing a disorderly house; do. Eliza Crittend-n, assault and battery: do. John MeCouley, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Cornelius Callaghan and Owen Clark, do.; military. TESS SIRES Desrerter SHotT—On Thursday night, as a guard was escorting some deserters to the Pro- vost Marshal's office, one of them, :elonging to the 2d District regiment, company E, when near the Circle, attempted to escape by running, and upon his refusal to halt the cerporal fired two shots over his head, which he heeded not, and a third shot was fired at him, passing through his wrist, but this did not deter him runnin, the yidettes, and safely escorted to the Provost Marshal’s, and from thence to the Forrest Hall prison. gees Fatat Rest ANTICIVATED.— Wednesday night, Michael nnHOn was very badly beaten by Thomss Conroy, Martin Conroy aud John Moouey, as wus statedin the Star Thursday. ‘The parties were arrested and held to bail for further hearing this morning. At the hour for trial, Thos. Conroy appeared. Justice (tiber- son having been notifled that Gannon is now lying in a very doubtful condition, and the physician attending him fearing a fatal result from the injuries, ordered Thos. Conroy to be locked up until the result is Known. = ANOTHER Case OF WIFE-BEATING.—Yes terday officer Mills arrested Patrick Dempsey for a violent assault and battery on his wife. The immediate cause of the assault was the fact that some soldierSgisturbed his house,and he called his wife go “bring his pistol, which she refused to do, e soldiers had re- tired, he turne: wife and choked her to because of her®: do as he told her. Justice Giberso: fa to jail fer court. SS DEATH OF A REE: r.—Col. P. G. Evans, of the 63d North Oarolina (rebel) rezi- ment, died on Thursday at Stanton Hospital, from the effects of a gunshot wound in the back and Oysenterye Col. Evans hailed from Green- boro, C., und we believe was wounded at Chancellorville. ee RESULTED FATALLY.—Valentine Keown, a l:borer in the missary Depariment, whe ‘was so badly injured by being run over by the cars, both lers being fractured, died at the Douglas Hosnital. where he had been since the accident on Thursd: ¢5 ae PEE . persons who wish to purchase Noricr,— All ho Beadymade Garments will do well by calling at A. Straus’s before pur: on hands Clothin; elsewhere. as I have ¢ assortment of Spring and Sum mer wnich I offer for sale at greatly reduced are all well made, according to the large variety of Gentlemen’s itary) officers dress and pant o> cae Orrros or P. H. Draxe & Co.. No. 202 Broadway, N. Y., July 2th, 1363. The Plantation Bitters Bottle is secured to us by United States Letters Patent, and any attempt to fill or sell from the same any other Bitters what- sSoever than the genuine Hrake’s Planntation Bit- ters is a misdemeanor punishable both by fine and imprisonment. The popularity ef our celebrated Bitters hag in- duced uaprincipled persons to put up in our Bot- tles vile and poisoned imitations, of which the public are cautioned. Every Bottle of the genuine | bears the fac simile of our signature on a steel- plate label with our private U. 8. Internal Beve- nue stamp over the cork, All persons offending as above after this date will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the lav. P.H. Deans & Oo., Sole Proprietors. pee SNC: | Hair Dre! Warr Dre tt! Batehelor’s ceiebrated Hair Dye ts the best in the world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye known This spiendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, withoutinjuriog the hair or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and beantifal; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effecta of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WiLttam A Batouztog, all others are mere imitations, and should bé avoided Sold by ail druggists. &c. Fac- tory—®1 Barclay street, New York. Batehotor’s new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly jy 23-eo lm ee SS Wuarriyc paper for sale at the Star office coun- ter, at six cents per pound. jy 2 —_—s+———_ |. Tus Walt or tHe LYON our remorsetess foe, Lays us by the thousands, low: Touched by his magnetic dust, Though unwilling, die we mast. Ifour power but matohed cur will, We'd that insect marderer kill; For his Powder, sure as fate, Will our race, annihilate, Lyon’s Powder is harmless to mankind, but wilt kills all Rouge insects, garden worms, vine- bugs.&c, Lyon’s Magnetic Pills are sure death to rate and mice, Sold everywhere. Jy 21-2w Dawns 8. Barnss & Co., New York pitbatbie series To sem a beautiful stock of Jewelry and Bilver- ware you have enly to go to Dollar Btore,” Gs boon phyenue, Dear Four-snd-a-halt street.) Dake: jewelry you need can Sy iniw™ eae CE Cazd,—I would be to the Gem Soda Newspaper Stand, venue, No, 27234, next doer adjoining the Kirkwood Hotel, awaiting your page. iy ie Mies Lvor Raupouru, Corns and other disorders of the feet-when ne- glected are injurious to the health. They unfit the ¢ivilian for business, and it is im: ible for a sol- dier to march and fight with vimif the great sap- rt of his whole frame be ina disordered condi- Re Be To om Sonest with Sores fete me § or ae if 6 Wewould recomend au early call et De. Waiters jy We would recommend an early office, No, 424 Penn. avenue, between Four-and-a- half and Sixth sts, vit Dx. Durow?’s Bugar-coated Female Regula’ Pits are ean best ree he operate speeciil and 6feci }, and being swgar-coated Create BO MAU- these will prove their superiority over all Brice ge ox, hold ory. G. Ford, or uth Qook, Alexandria, =” Gly eee BoLDL T B — Blt i ava. RIBED. Lael epee Soving FOV: ves the ovly medicinss able wo Lent pointes oe tery, Scurvy, b apo) Tin them, Only 26 couts por Bovtor Pot Sat zien Laas 23 auay PRENSTLYAWIA glergserns tet Nerihond My Evo trains fears ashington and one on Sanaa time— Seeigetenergy se epee Sranxarozamas Cis BE p.—Dr. Rand's aera, of merits, 5 1. 9. |, Cor. a Pa, ‘oveose, and fated td, abet ae He was finally recaptured by one of | | KNIGHT, of Georgetown. Henry Cook, Alexandria. iaGly J BP =rItZ, of Wasbingtun, © Miss ALAC. DIEB, © On the %th July, CORNELIA MARTHA GOD- FREY. ag’d 8 months ana 1s days, daugater of J, H. and Mary &. Godirey. “Peace to thy slumbers, sweet one | We yield thee to the tomb; Thow has left a world of sorrow In thy memory’s early bloom. Our hearts are sad and ionei: But we know that bliss is thice; Yea, thou art happy, dear ene, And we must not repine.”” The fusersi will take place on to-morrow (San- day) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of her uncle, No. +61 I s-reet, between Zist and 224. ‘The friends of tht family are invited to attend ~ Oa a7 zak instant, at 3; a. m., CH ARLES FENWICK, aged 19 months, intunt soa of Charies P and Mary B. Webster. T:e friends of the family are invited to attend $5 p.m. Sunday, 26th instent, at their aryland avenue, next to corner Third Departed this life at Avenel,” Montgomery co, Md.. on Wriday sfternoon. July 24th, at 2) minutes to7,MARY LOUIBA, infant daughter of Prof A, G. and Selina. Pendieton, aged 2 years,6 month-, ys, The triends of the family are requested to attend the funera: it the New Jernsaiem Churca, on North Capitol atteet. between B and C streets, to morrow, Sunday, at Il o'clock a, m. * in Montgomery county, Md., en the 23d instant, after a long illuess Miss oHORGIE R. ETOHI- BON, aged 17 yeard and 14 days, . t Mt. Airy, while on # visit to his son, BD- A WARD W. DaVib, Bea... god 51 years, Due notice will be given o the funeral, x PIC NICS, &c. if OOK OUT FOR THE FIRST GRAND PIO- 4 N1Q of the Baltimore Quedrille Aaso- sence It 7th s'reet Park,on oe NG. July 29th ing: Tickets fifty cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Pcaitively no tickets sold at the door. Master of Ceremonies, iy 25-207 WM. J, KRRISE, EMEMBER THE BERO OF ANTIETAM! Tre McCLELLAN FRIENDSHIP ASBOOTA- TION beg leave to info-m their friends aud the gebhe general that they intend giving eir recon GRAND AFTERNOON AND Et EVENING PIC-NIO At SEVENTH STREET PARE (morth,) On THUBSDAY, July ta, 1963, mmitter of Arrangements. Co Geo, Walker, AlfredZ:mmerman, H J Wm. Minger. .H. Fowler, The strictest order will be prererved. By order of the Prenident, WILLIAM MINK, JNO. B RAMSAY, Sec'y, If the weather proves unfavorable it will be post- poned until further notice, jy 24 4t* pas FIR8T GRAND PIC-NIO OF THE SIGEL CLUB! BEMEMBER THE HERO OF PRABIDG The members of this Olab 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 Bo pains to make this the best Pic Nic ef the season. By order of the Committee of Arrangements. Jy 23-3t* > "FOR SALE’AND RENT. ‘OR RENT—One or more Furnished ROOMS in & private family. Inquire at No, 346 Tenth street. Sy 25 2" uly7th.by the Bev. Father meter ter oo ! ary Taylor, j WANTS, ANTED—A small GIBL to take care of @ W baby. Toautre at 241 Penn. ave. It* ANTEL— 7 " Ww . I —By a respectable girlaSIfUATI AUCTION SALES, fe THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By W.L, WALL & 0O.. Aastionvers. HOGS AND 1 Ga ‘ ne bermaid, Adres Box 14, eter | 19 SatURDAy ApTRANODy AU OTION On : at 6 o'clock. we will sell at the City Corporation W4nte- ‘By a young man, a BITUATION as | ! und, Corner lith and K streets east— clara in are ail grocer: hasBad on~ year's | wig cach, ahset SXBRE REP: god rotor: nce givea. tee he Ty W. L, WALL & 00., Aucts, was D—Beveral industrious M eRe whom By WM. B. LEWIS & GO acess = nt empl yment @ ages is = e be gives, Apply at of the Sunday T mes, HB WHOLE CONTENTS OF STORE No, besa pry veh the oles of waat-d, Jyos ae" T 427 Sevestn street, nstweex G Wg ahThv—For a family of three persons, a comfortable OU SE. containing sboat eicht room, conveni-nt to one of th: markats; rant moderate. Address P. 0, Box 409, naming loca. and price, jy 35 lw* i W Ab28D— Kore iew weeks, a GENTLEMAN of thorough busi eas habits and o2¢ who hes had exosrienc: im the settlement of accoauts Ad¢retsimm-diately stating terms ard p-evious experienca, PO. Rox 49%, Sy 25-2t* ABNESr AND SADULE HANDS WANTED— Two good na-nesx makers and o-6 said é sacdie hand. Appiy to W 8 J:-HNSTON, No, 373 P avenue, between 43¢ and 6th xtx j site Na jal Hetel. A LADY. WHO HAS OFRBTIFI scholarabip, desires @ Situation as “pr vat? secretary’ or seribe fora gentlemau Her refere -s ate gentlemen eccupy:ne bigh literary poxitions, address Miss A.B C.. Star office i725 iw* WANTED. ‘Ywo SLAQKSMITHY for horre- shoeing and jobbing. Apply toJ AB 3iMP- fON'’S, Penn. , between 33 and 4th sts . Dapitel Hil. dy 24-30" \ telligent,honest and in- dusirieus BOY. hetween th. awe of l4 and !6, te attend in x n@kspaper and periodisal sore da. lver reutes.&o ac. AppiyatNo, 216 Pa ave,, between l4th and 15th ste, 24-3t* WARLED—-PHOD 0G APHIC BR T aks. I wish to ex gags inmeaiately the services f a Phonegraphic Reporter one hour dai'y for threa months Applica: t+ please state tueir capability, experience, and present business arrangements, and where T can bav= an fnterview any evening during the next ten days Address, threugh the Post Office, J. WHITNBY SHERWOOD, Washing- ton, D C, Jy¥ 24-1w* ANTED—A ote oa . REO mee goed wager given. pply a OMPSON & CO’8.,269 Pa av et. 1th and lth Jy¥233t V NTED—By a young American girl,a PLACR a8 turse and chambermaid, She willdo her best to give satisfaction to her employer, as ahe wants a gecd home, Please address Box No. 10, Star office je 23 3! az Averion—Gn MONDAY MORNING nex with, at 10 o'clock, consisting of G receris Fancy Soe Perfumeri Cutlery, Plat: Also, & avd Silver Musical Instruments, Also, Counter. tures. & _jy 23 dia iD HH, ct, July i iqnors, Statienery, Envelopes, orks. &c. nbroker’s Stook; as Gold atebes, Chainr, Pistols, Jewoiry, Ladie’ Shoes, Cisthing, &e sea, Scales and Weights, fix- WM. B, LEWIB & O0., Ancts. -d Spoons. lar, lotot e c. | @AL. street torily prope: tien ofa quantity of best House on Jefferson atreet, two story Brick. Terms: One fourth cach ; balance in six, apd twelve months’ notes with intere-t satisfas- jy &t* vd M. V. BUCK SY, Auctioneer. E OF GEUBGETUWN PROYERTY,—On * MONDAY, s7th ofJuly. at5 o'clock p. m,. 1 will selithree ban me Building Lots on Gay they front 25 feet each 83 feet deep. Tae first lot has its whole depth on Washingtoa stre:t, Also a 4 lot cn Jeff. rson street, with founda Iding some feetabove groand anda rick uponit Also. a Dwoliing nine, cadre, and secured by deed of trust onthe rty. M. V. BUOKBY, Arct. premi strect back f a larg: alley square 32 an a Dusiness lc Alro, ies eae afier, we shall sell the weat half of subdivision fest on the public epace on which the Northarn Liberties Market siands, streets west, and running back lw feet to a public jvm By J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ExzoUrons SALE Of TWO VERY VALu- 4 abi BUILDI*@ Lugs —On MUNDAY Af SR. NOON, July Zth, at half past 5 o'clock, on the ses, we shall sell lot 12, in cubdivision of fronting 18 feet 7 inches on north L + and 12 feet sinches on Massachusetts ave nue, at tue corner ilth street west, and running 23 feet 10 inches to a pudiic all This lot 1 ben itifully situated for @ private resitencs, having ¢ public space in front, or would be desiraale in square No4% froating 23 between sth and 9:h Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in four months, with interestsecured by a deed of | trust on the premises ; Cost oh conveyancing to be paid by purchaser. ARMAN BU ANS GAOKGE W. GUCHRAN, Executora, JO McGUIRE& Co.. Aucts, RESPECTABLE GIRL, JUST DISKNGAG ed, wishes a Situstionina private family as chambermaid or dining-room rervaut. Best eit, reference, Addrew for two days M. A., Siar of i jy¥2t W AN1TED— Two good IRON ERS at the Nation- al Steam Laundry, Penn. avenue. epposite Grover’s Theater; good wages, board and constant emplo) ment gives, and none need apply unless they hava worked in hotel or public laundries, iv 9 tf JA8. F. HOTOHKIAS, Prop, WANTED—a DRUG CLERK who antlorstacds the prescription business. Addrees Box 728 Georgetown Office, jy! BRUCE & €0 want all to know tnat they can + buy better Clothing, at lower prices. at 464 Seventh street, than els«where. jy li-tr V J ANTED.—Everybody to know that they can buy their Clothing at reduced prices at SMITII'S, 460 Seventh street, apposite the City Post Gffice. jy i-tr VV ANTED—10,000 MEN AND BOYS to call at SMITA & BEALL’s to buy their Summer Clething, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh street, just below the Northern Market. 20,000 EADHss WANTED 381 P street. between 8th and 9th, oppnsite Patent Office, AND GET PER STAMPING DONE, We Stamp all kindsof goods cheaper than any other place in tha city. Fiye hundred NEW BRAIDING PATTERNS Je 26-ira* W4ntED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- PENTERS, Liberal wages will be paid te od work:nen, ard none others will be accepted. pply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street, Lieut. Col. 3. M. GRBENB, Ohief Qzartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington. WANTED, SROOND - HAND FURNITURE Housefurwishine Goods crern leas one = eeoR BUCHLY, aa 7th at +425 7th at mar Sf bet. @ and H. east side By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, OR TOF AY. July 28, at 100 clo ye gate o4 excell sisting in part of the variour styles of Car} Mattings ateads Diuicg Room. and Kitchen Ferniture at the late residenes of Ser Fit, hetwean oth and 7th, a lent Int of HOUSEH: DFURNITU! &,coa tS, irs, Tables, ted- Washslands, and yhamber, Onoloths, Sofas . Mattrasses. A rare chance is bere presented to persons wish- ing anything in the sbove lin jy 24 e Bt GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. Office trict. avctior ner of TUES. Lot of iy 23 One Box of Ley me "WARD H, LAMON- US y WL. WALL & 00., SHA.'8 SALE OF AR WRIT NO. 25, issued from the C ef the Supreme Court cf the Dist B: LL, TED STATES M. Columbia, holding a District Court for said Dis- I will oxPe (0 public salefor cash,at the nm store of Will'am L. Wall & Go.. sn the cor- pauneyivacis avenue and Ninth street, on DAY. the th ivst.,commencing at 19 o'clock a.m the followiag goods aud chattels, to wit : Dry Good™ Lot of Gloves Lot of Clething Lot of Envelopes Lot of Hoop Skirts Loto Fig Blue Lot ef Segars Lot of 8moking Tobacco Lot of Plug Tobacco Lot of Combs Lot of 8 Lot of Writing Paper Lot of Sh: 1g Soap Let of Bonnets Lot cf Hats Lot of Trunks . And one Box of Coffre, Marshal, Do. 4t per WM.L WALL & O0., Anots, ob tween cox tail The ofthe acottage site, hotel or summer large open space on three sid-s a Title pe jy 2l-d By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. TERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONT- ING ON TUB Cigc.# 1m FOURTERNTH STREBT.— On TUESPAY AFTERNOON, Juiy 23 6 o’clock on the premires. we sbsil sell Lot No. 1,in Davidson's sub ivision of Square No. 212, ‘rontiag husetts avenue aud nerth M street, be- urteerth and Fifteenth streets west, and ining 5,538 square fer location of tais lot is admirably adapted for len, havicg a the advantase city passenger railroad ne: fed, and tarms of payment easy. J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts LOST AND FOUND. BOARDING. GEVEEAL UNPORNISHED ROOMS, 2187 8T., K between G and H, east side. Bill on house. Call between 10 and 4, te A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN RE ACCOMMO- 4 dated with first class Board ins p!earaut lo cation. No. 212 Bridge st.,Georgetown. jy 25 Sue FOR BALE-A good BAKRBRY, on the Island. Apply, No 190422 atre between Red Bate! Islan Ly 25 41 PLEAsaNT ROOMS, WITH GOOD bBO\RD, can be had, npon mederata tarmy, at 510 Masa avenue. S¥ 25-30" FoR BENT—A fine STORE on S-venth street, one of the best locations in Washington f r any business, Apyly «t the Gosling Restaurant, No. 247 Penn. ave. bet. 13th and idth rte jy2ast po RENT—Deligotfal APARTMENTS, en suite, on the first floor. Private table if de- sired. Apply at 495 17th street, between H and I, north of Pa, avenue jy 24 3t* Fo BALE—A Frame HOUSE and two LOTS. the House contains six rooms, on Sta, between T and K streets, No. 330. Inquire of WM H. HOOVER. Grover, cor. I ang dtu sta, jy 24-3t* ( FFICK FOR RENT—The large Front RUOM over the store of CO. L. Lockwood & Oo., 324 Penn. avenue Tke Furnitore for sale, or wiil be reateae it; hours from 9a. m.to3 p,m, y 24. SMALL STOBE FOR SALE—ON THE OUK- ner of lath and G etreets west, it will be rold at @ great bargsin, as the owne: 6 other busi Bess to attend io. w#or particulars cail at the st J¥ 24-30" ro SALB—tne LEASE, FURNITURE, and FiXTUBES of the 8t- Louis Hotel ov Chestnut street, betwren Third snd Fourth +treets. Phila- delpbia, This house will accommodate about 225 persons, has been recently patin most complete order throughout; beda, bedding aad farmiiurs almort entirely new. e bar and dining room are doing a very extensive business. The house ia well Hlied with p-rmanent boarders, and has a ally New York, Balt:- F and United State Navy : satisfy that th's isa good inv: stment. and will be sold ata in. Address Box 2,094 Port Office, Philadelph i721" | ORE CE) RCOMB TO LET aT 444 K dT, near the Post Office, between 6th and 7th. Ap- ply exrly. jy 3-30" UV ANTED Ain a respectable family, within an easy distance of the De ts, by at ried man and wife, BOARD and a comfortable RUOM, or 8 Furnished Room with accommodation for cooking. References exchanged, stating terms, No, 32, Btar office. 90D BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS OAN be obtained at 415 Tenth at., bet. sand H streets. jy 24-lw* Pazeore DESIBING BOARD MAY Fi LL the comforts of ane! t home, at moderate rates, by applying at 426 2'th street. corner of F, three squares west of the War and Navy Dapart- ment. One of the pleasantest and healthiest loca- ti with one of the finest viewsinthe city A bath-roem in the house, and hot snd cold water and gasinevery room. A’ fine piano for the use of the boarders. Table, first ciass Table board- ers taken at $20 per month, with the u-e of par lors, music, &c. jy 24 2W* peseae ROOMS FOK RENT, WITH OR without board, at 489 E street, between 3a and 4th streeta. Jy 23-3t* FPURNspED ROOMS FOK RENT, with or withcut Board Also,-a fsw table Boarders taken, af,No. 316 @ at., Det. 12th and 13th. ty 25 | ewer KD.—Gentlemer can be accommodated with elegantly- urnished Kooms (one parlor and chamber attuched), with first class Board, at 301 Gatrect. Reference exchanged 4 we FURNISHED Rooms FoR RENT—WITH OB without Board, ins pleasant losation. 531 H, bet. 6th and 7th ats. Sy 21-1 OARDING AND ROOMS AT 51 PRNNSYL- Vania avenue. rear 224 s'reet, Handsome Rooms and excellent Board, with use of parlor and bath-room on reagonsbie terms. fy 18-Im* no Barber’s Shop, No. 41 south A, Capitol Eo SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES Hi Jy 23-3" Fo SALE—The GOOD-WILL and FIXTURES of a wel! liard Table, Direct No. 5. y 33-40 (OR BRENT—Three tiret elass, elegantly FUB- NIBHED ROOMS, on second floor, at No. 8 434 at.. opposite Dr, Bunderland’s Church, jy 2% tt OUENISHED. ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN only at 264 F street, between 13th and lith. ‘This location is the best in the city. and near Wil- lards’ and the Bbbitt Honse.. The house newly furnished. paperad and painted. 3y 2l-Im* Bzcz DWELLING, 537 H STREEH, BE- tween 6th and 7th streets west, 10 rooms one & saloon parlor, 6 chambers, for sale, with immedi- ate possession, Persons wishing such a revideuce will do welito call early, as it will beaold. Also, ‘Sirraved ang EnimErote property in squares 454, 8, 660, 825, 880, 971, and square D. i“ ee B. MILBUEBN Jy -Jm* 524 Let, north,er U. 8. Jail. A BPL. of th NDIB BUSINESS FOR SALB—-ONE finest Livery Btabies in town, and in one of the best stock Horses, On: locations, togetter full Appertaining te the business. For particulara in- dulre at the Star office of 0. B. BAR BR. Jy 7-t¢ inggies and ev FINE GARDEN FARM FO! 5 Four miles and a balf from Washin; 5 in state ofc! of vegetation, yu esr t cent ee ee ere eee > ire of B. 00 the premises, or th and Lt Dealer, corner - = F'UG0 en wtrecs, seat sides boowese Gund Sip abs ete aise ee LORS. The neighborhood is one of mest desirable in the olty. attention those Ing thous "No chilaren in the bees, aoe nageaine ge BLAOK TRA!! Pifty chests choice Black Tea just arrivod. ‘i KING & BU! LL. Sy 33-tf corner Vermont ave rears at ManaAr FOR QUARTBRMASTERS AND COMMISSA BIBS ; containing instructions in the preparation of Vouchers, ‘Abstracts, Returns, & mdracing all the receat changes in the army lations, Se with joataceiese respecting re taxation of 4 v2. PRANCK TAYLOR. ‘PILES !! D BR. WIT FiEED a VEG REABLE PILLS are warranted 4 CERTAIN CURB FoR FISTULA, BLIND OB BLBEDING PILES. We would caution all who are victims of this dis- it to avoid the use of 2 pit eo, an they only in tgstavallag the Dr. "a remedy removes the the A effects a St onte Ente te no eae aE Roe Ts ‘ a ‘3B 1s hes ThGE ATE GAS aererte Mint TW Toe arr int Qapitol Hill is now ready for otlemen aud their wives or siagie gen‘iemen. re rooms are large and airy, with high ceilings, Apply on First strest east, pean A and Bnorth, By»: ad lores. well-furmished House, dDeauti- fully situated on one square from Ca; m. Reference ex- changed. dy 14-20" UMMEB BOABDING,—Those wishing to spend Ss the gummer North find pgeann: 8 at Mt. Airy, cight miles from Philadelphia, on the Obesnnt Hit railroad. The Soup ey is healthy and very beautjfal- The house {s spacious and woll sup} amusements, and houriycom- dw ieatton with the city. Address Mra. BROOKS, No. 1042 Pine st., Phils, my Z/-2aw3a* LEBES FROM THE Missouri avenue. story, now vacan' T TO BUILDERS. HE Bubscriber hes for sale about 180,000 feetof NORWAY JOLeT, Brom 16 40 font lew ‘JOSEPH LIBBEY, Sy2%3im* No. 371 Water street, Georgetown. PHoT0cRarH ALBUMS. PHILP & SOLOMONS. 333 Pennsylvania avenue have for salels large assortment of PHOTOG BArH ALBUMS, in the various styles of Velvet, Turkey Morocco, and Papier Mashe Bindings. — ALSO, — CARTES DB VISITE of alldistinguished per- rie and copies of various Engravings i230 ‘TEMENT. 2 Pi ASB Call er GEM, No. 272% Pennsyl. where rei mater, chotos Imported Havana Cigars, and all the ivoire Mss LUCY RANDOLPH. AO MARKET oe cer gprosire ‘ THB GOVERNMENT WHARF, 4. M HEPBU SM Proprictor. MEATS, PI6H. FRUIT, IOB, & VRORTAR eiueate AND Eat are : S: \vered f the city on and efor egy as sar pert je 19-1m* If. eT we eA SERGMINATION, 8 +9 ogecadTOR OFFICE, 0. 476 Suvanre Braasr, Opposite Post fona.ee Cilewtor of Intorgel Hevonns rch, W. GENTLEMEN'S, or e. peru riaeia es faontnegs, tarts ane “lesa! "00, A ), between PSS cabernet dor ant fone saetity, Accordeom, w! sraasors wee rimont of “ve can. soll j ud Bi. if DFTTVERY BOOK A Iiveral reward ifleftatourofice HARVEY &CO.8E O8T—On Friday, the 24th, between the Depot jatyland ave. from one of cur wagons,a i be paid Press. cor New Jersey ave .and b at. 3y 35-20" Le POCK at pr pear. FINIBV & BRO., cor. 7#B and F Sunday, the 19th, a black morocco RT BOOK’ containing pout $5, Rt Patriek Onurch, A Fen’ to any one pest or tot O8T—On the 24th imst., in the neighborhood of 10th and the avenue, two DEED: oD one was endorsed the name of Ool. Thomp on. Aliberalreward willbe given if returned to M McDevitt’s G of property, rocery store, cor, 10th and tha ave, he Star Office, Sy 25 3" $1 gtey Horse, one biack Horge.one bey H one sorrel Mare. The above reward will ba given if returned to W. JUDIN tol and Ist at. east. REWABED.—Strayed or stolen, yesterday afternoon, $HORSES and] MAKE? coe corse, and » Ost, b.t. north Capi- Jy 25 3t' procur 3 'y pay: ee charges and proving pro 7 25-3" pane UP ESTRAY.—Jn the £34 inst,, on New York avenue, sn Iron Gray having on a military saqdle, which the ownsr can MaRE, e by applying at No. 367 New York avenue, aperty, EDWARD RAINEY. Washington, 00 ins BD.—Game to my premises, on Tuesday,7th itant,a licht bay HORSE, whitch the owner ‘BES, 605 M street, between 6th and jy 24-3t* can Bave by preving property and paying expenses. Gall at 3.me eM re ave 5 REWARD —Strayed or stolen from the suc- e) scriber, on the 22d instant, uffalo COW, with a white face ; The above reward will be paid by Iraving her at THOMAS €ONNOR’S corner L and New Jersey alt Brindle alarge white bag. jy 24-3t* of PERs. and af bec Friday jpornise) on the souta side the Presiden-’s House a BUNDLE UF Pa- consisting of a wemorandum, a discharge, etter ofrecommenaation A lt-eral reward wiil be paid if returned to EDWARD PAINE, 330 Vth st revt, between M and N. iy 24-3t* O87 OR STOLEN—Tuesday evening. the 224 ik - 8 4 inst., @ sorrel @ORSE marked U. Three straight marke near horee; about years old, Five doliara reward will id if returne ENRY MAGEE. be jy &- . and C, i tail; @ middle-sized Str Varnes’ Stable, Geo: getown, D.C. pak bay owner charges. Cen be seen at J eee Btable, 7th st., between H an jy 23 st* EN UP ASTRAY- On the 2th instant one HORSE ana one bay Ma ae: Which tae can_have by proving property an: S AMES H SUREVES J. H. WALTER, I ats. EB TO THE SUBSCRIBSR'S RESIDBNOR Cae / near Tennaliy town, wbout the 2th of Juna, 18e3,one SORREL H years above Hi Proper! iy 2 HORSE ; white face ; about 13 old ; very thinin flesh. The owner of the : orse aasetuaties to rome forward, prove '. pay char, an mh Bway. gee Pay Chargoe ene LEWIS DONRLSON. rpanen Us ASTRAY—At Cliburn, on the 8th of duly, red buffalo COW, with white spot in face; white hind ‘eet; white tail; white fagk, and esr marks; has ac: eleven days old. On the lith a cark-brindle buffaio COW, with ear marks; basa celffivedaysokl. The owner or owners will prove proper Jy 2- ty, pay charges and take them awa: COW ne IAB. P. SHALLOROBS. PERSONAL, JO IMPOSITION.—_MADAME ROSS, Dostress and Astrologist. waa born with a natural She telis the past and ft Oa epeed. long separated ; cures ail strictly confidential. ‘No. 333 @ 6 ‘Tweift! Offi fe. ‘atare—nsver known to Ta - marriages ; bri together th-se eases. Bu iness north, corn b street wast, three squares from tie Patent ice. Thecnly porson that can show a likeness of tuture husband or absent friend Ladies ia real ity. SH cente; Gentiomen St. Sy 13-tm’ Bebearns IN DBY GOODS. mer PRICES REDUCED. We are now closing out our eatire stock of Bum- js at greatly reduced prices. also made a liberal deduction of prices on other Dry Goods. Sy 2! AR 6. & W. MBYRNGERG, between 7th and 6th streets, tf under the Avenue House, TRON. x1.58, SPRINGS, &o. Bat Iron and tees, all sizes. Carriag: Axles, Rubber and Wagon Spring Bteel, ‘Axie Grease nat Nee, A complete assortment of Seilding Hardware 1@ 1 ol ‘Wo ure dalty receiving additions, aod will sell as low as of et, G. can be puri G EN. CULLUM ON MILITABY BRIDGES, X Sir Hi Luane’s Manual 1B Fount op Bridge Construction Aido—Mi fer- en's las On Ithiei Town on Bridge Construction, jy 8 TL To close out 3, ‘0 500 ‘oward Doug! Military Bridges. for oire des Oficiers de -—Manue! des Ponts et "6 Civit 255 ORNS Dbiques aD ‘iM. B. BILBY AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. eee wry Et ORB, TERS, AND STOIK— *S On MONDAY, July 7 he at it grolocks at a7 93 7th at wert, next to cor er of B at., the vati-e and Sogar Btore, scash OREEN & WILLI = {Bundey Obronin Se By WM. L. WALL & CU.. auctionsers, "NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF Lt PRIZB GCODS In virtre of dec:ees is:ued from the clerk s of the Supreme Conrt of tre bistrict af ° bolumng a District Gonrt 1 will sel), at . for casn, atthe suctioastere of Wm.L Wall & ©) on Pern are. u- wad 9th street on FRIDAY, the Sist day of July ina:.m* 1883 commevoing st 0 ork ™.. the following goods and chatt-la, it Tee lot Ba » Tse lot Balls for Large lot Su Toreaae™” pe Tot Bente r nas ae to Leeehiby ee Lot Bove Skirte Larg- it Woolen Cards, er, t lo: Medicines, aShot Gone WaRD H. LAMON,1T 8 MarshalD 0. Sy Bd [heen] WML. WALL & Cu Ancts, A a SISTANT QUARTERMASTEH’s att office Corer Bizhieenth and @ sree: Washington 0. C , July 24, 1863 Will be o'd at public auction.cu ¥#°NE DAY, July 2. 8s: the Quartermastecr’s Warehorse cp New York avenue, between Eignternth an. Nuciventh streete— Ten tops of Rags, more or loss. i EE LN t 5 Terme carb, Capt. and A.Q M.. jy By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. REET Ae ‘SSALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PRoveuiy NAR THE SMITHSONIAN IN ritE- TioN.—On TU B5DAY, the 2th day of July, A, D. 1863, in frontof the premises, at 6 o’clock’ p.m. by virtue of a deed of trust to the uoseriner boar: ing date the lath day of October, 1859, and resorded in Liber J, A.8 ,No 21, folios 195, ete , one of the land records. &¢.,I shall cfler fur sale at public auction the foiiowing improved property, to- wi Part of Lot vunbered five. (5,) in@quarapum three hundred and twenty 325,) of the plan of the city o: Warhington, the s: part fronting nine- teen (19) feet six (6) inches on 12th xt, west, and ex- tendisg back one hundred (H4) feet. with the free use of an alley three (3) feet wide and ranning baok on the sonth line of said part of jot, (reference be- ing kad to prior deecs fora more particular de- scription will appear,) with the iuprovemente thereon, censiating of a neat and corsfortal's two- stery and ettic fratac house, with back building. , This property in located on Ith sireat west, be- iween B and C stree!s south, in the immediate wi- cinity of the Smithsonian Institution, and is one of the most derirable residences in the city. The peighborhood is heglthy, with good water com- venient. Termes of sale: One-half cash; the residue in & and 12 menths, the purchaser giving his notes for the deierred paymenis, bearing interest from the dey of sale, aud properly secured. A deeg given and a decd of trast takon, If the terms of Rale are not complied with within three days from the day of sale the trustes resarves the right to resel! the aid preporty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser All conyeyancing at the cost of the purchaser, LOYD, Crustee, _de 77 tawlmads A. W.L WALL & b0., Aucia. By J.C. MoGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers “BUSTEK’S SALE OF VALUBLE BUIL?- ing Lots 1x Painting Orrick Sqvuare,—On FRIDAY, August 7th, at 6 o’cloek, on the prem- isos, by virtue ef a deed of trust to the subseribor, dated May 7th, 1907. and duly recorded in Libe- J! A No, 135, folios 349 et seq.. one of the land is for Washington county, D.C., I shall sett Lets Nox. 7,8, 9, 19. 20, 21,22 23. 25 and 26, in James C. MeGuire’s subdivision of Square 624) fronting each 24 feet en North @ street. between First street west and North Ospitol street, and rua- ning back to a 30 foot alley, Terms: One-third eash; the remainder in6 and 12 montha with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. All conveyances at the cost of purchasers. Be" lf desired, these Lote will be subdivided into Lots of 16 feet front each. THOS. J. FISHER. Trustee SyWtuwkds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aue By J.C. McGUIRE & %O , Auctioneers. TP ROSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN Punting OFPicr Sgrask.—On #kIDA¥, August 7th, at 5's e’elock, on the premises, Virtue ofa deed artrust to the subscriber, d: May 7th, 1857. and duly recordedim Liver J No. 137, folios 51 et seq. for WarEineton Scans. D.C. I shall sell Lots No ffand §3.in James 0. MeGutre’s rubdivision of Sansre ere =. each cee ae g etreet, near the Government Pri 08, ane Tunning back :75 feet 3 inches, to 230 it alley. There Lots have a pavement Isid and treea plepted in front, and are very desirable locations jor residence. Terme: One-third in cash, the remainder iné and 13 menths, with interest, secured by a deed of teuat on the premises. — All cont of converancing to be Raa by the pur- chaser. THOS. J. FISHER, Trustec. iy W-tawkds J.C.McGUIRS & CO. Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. DREMPTORY SAL BAG DBA TMieI® #ciuD- P inc Lut on New York avesvs, wRaR Pour- TBENTH sTREST.—On WEDNE*DsaY a¥TSu- NOON. July 2th, at 6 o'clock, on the premises shall selt Lot No, I', in Davidson's Subdivision of square No. 252, fronting 25 feet on New York ave , (south side, vear lith street,) and running back about 9% feet to s 2) foot paved alley, and contain- ing 2,653 square feet of ground. The po-ition of the id the character of the improvemen'‘s in the vicinity renders it a very de- sirable site fer a private residence, Title perfect. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 rontas, with interest, secured by a ded of trust on Re premises. ae oe fe All conveyances at cost of purchaser. jy 3 J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. 8 records 3. one of the land records foot @ALE OF CORD WOOD—By order of the \* Grpkan’s Court, there will be sold at Pabiic Auction, for cash, several bund: cords of Wood, mostly Oak, at Vierbuchen’s Farm, in Priace George co.. Maryland, 2 miles beyond Soldiers’ Heme and rade io the estate of the late John Vierbucben, deceased. The sale will take place on WEDNESDAY, July 9th. at 3.0’clock p.m SOPHIA VIEBBUOHEN, iy 3-1w* Administratrix. By J.C. McGUIRE & 00, Auctioneers. RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BS- TATE IN WASHINGTON Oiry.—_On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, August Sth, at6 o'clook, om the premives. by virtue of a deed of trast, beri: date en the 2d day of June, 1360, and recorde among the land records of Washington city, im District of Columbia, in Liber J. A B,, No. i99, folios 414, €t seq. we shail sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, all thet certain lot or parcel of ground, in the City of Bele ap ge Knowa and designated as lot number six (6), in Byer’s anbdi- visios of equare number nine hundred and fifteen 1915), improved by a frame dwelling house. Terms: One-third cash to be at the time of sale; and the remainder in equal payments at six and twelve months from the day of sale, with decd trams on'ths property nd W'Gas tains eed of trust on 6 pro) 5 nd il 1@ ter: 2re not fally com: ied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to renelithe property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser, on one week’s notice in the Washington S-ar, All conveyancing to be paid by the ure! re 3: ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, H. GC. SPALDING. Trustees of Phenix Building Assciation. jy 18-eo&ds J.C, McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. FINE FARM ON THE EASTERN SHORE OF MABYLAND SCR SALE.—By virie of competent au‘hority, I will offer at Publis Bale, at os Cou't House Sone the town of Cambridge, pporth es ae = bout ar Kea ce ce, the county seat for rchester county. It is handsomely located, with the Great Ghoptank river cn one side. and Hurst's Oreek on the other, and directly opposite Elden and Bonney Brook, ibose beautiful residences of Dr. F. P. Phelps oni Dr. J. Bartz. It contains 265 acrea, more or leas; about 75 acres_of which being welltimbered. The farm is laid off into three fields. of about forty Ave acres each.in good state of improvement, ofeasy culture and under good +nclosures, with facilities on the premises for ching the land iadefiniteiy, ‘fke improvements two-story brick Dweltitag with single story hed. besides the usual oat buildings. The river and creek abound-in Osh, oyater+ terrapins, wild ducks. &c., in treir season, ‘Perscns wishin, archa: equent-é to oath op br, J F. Karts. who will give any further inf mation that may be desired, and . with thenr view the premises. WILIAM RA. iy 17-lawiw Oambrides. M4. cate, Anction, on overs and SATURDAY, i o'clock Sone rye sears, Wau we roid at WEDNESDAY m.,atthe be at TE i ae FRIESEMAR. ‘Chroa.1 Proceed by Royal Liters Pazent of Bi one Sst Base tt te oe TRIESEM. No. HATOMENGA AND SKGAUSTION OF THB TRURSEMAR Mo. 4,