Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1863, Page 3

fe ‘named Edward LUCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. WASHINGTON THEATER.—The managers at this resort commence this'week with an entire change of programme by the St. Denis Troupe. The Ravel pantomime, « Duchalamsu,” and the St. Denis pantomime, « #ete Champetre,” will both be performed. La Belle Rosita will appenr on the tight rope, Louisa Denetti on the tymg wire, and Caron, Donetti, Cappola, &c., will act their parts. CantTxrrbu RY.—Manager Sinn announces the | drama this week again in connection with his | Tegular concert hallentertainment. The thril- | } ling nautical drama, “The Floating Beacon of Death,” with Edeson as “Jack Junk,” will be performed. Miss Eva Brent remains here awhile longer. The new ballet, “Heather | Blossoms,” will be performed. ‘ Vanisties.—Another week of merriment is | i | promised the patrons of this popular resort, which was crowded uvery night the past week. | Song, dance and Ethiopian eccentricity, by such performers as Jim Budworth, Agnes Sutherland, Addie Johnson, Dick Watkins and others, will be the order. “«X—M—T," a new } Ethiopian act, will be intf duced. PRESTIDIGITATION.—Prof. Anderson will give his first entertainment this evening, at Odd Fellows’ Hall. This magician is the son of the noled “Wizard of the North,” and it is said, inherits all bis father’s powers in his art, He has lately been performingin Europe. This is a kind of entertainment which ail—old and {| yourg—may enjoy with propriety. ire SvictpE oF A SOLDIgR.—On Saturday after. | noon, &soldier named Frank Kimberly, belongs | ing to the 157th New York regiment.committed | suicide in the square south of the depot by | shooting himself through the heart. It appears that he hid been about the nei-hborhood for two or three weeks, and had, during afew days previous to the commission of the act, exhibited signs of insanity. He went to 2 man with whom he had left thirty doilarson Saturday morning and got it, buying a revolver with a portion of itand depositing seventeen dollars | with Mr. Conroy, who keeps the Connecticnt | House. He told Mr. Conroy to send the money | to his wife, and gave him theaddress, and also | stated to him that he and three others had ce- j serted the regiment, and had been afraid to go back because he would be shot, and that he ceuld not go home, but he would go back to the regiment on Thursday. Kimberly left the house, and a few minutes after the report heard, and on going to the spot found dead, the ball having Officer Burkely had the body cony Fifth Ward station, and yesterday Coroner Woodward held an inquest, and a verdict was | rendered that “he came to his death by his | own hands while laboring under temporary | insanity.” His remains were buried by tie | military, and his effects, including the money | lett in Mr. Conway s hands, were taken charge of by the coroner. He leayes a widow and two | children in Marathon, Cortlandt county, N. Y. eS ComMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.—Alex- ander Sherburne, W. S. Carrack and John Hull, of Company G, ist Maryland (rebel) regi- ment, were sent to this city yesterday, haying | been captured by the Potomac flotilla. Sher- | burne and Oarrick are charged with violation | of the blockade, and Hill ws captured while | in the Union lines with a furlough. They were committed to the Old Capitol by oder of Capt. Todd. Charles Lenthor, Frank Gutman, Joseph Miller, John Rhinehart, Martin French, Da: Murks, George Keunder and William Worrell | were arrested yesterday at the Eastern Branch | bridge. They claim to be repel refugees, but it is thought they are contrahands. They were committed to the Old Capitol prison by order of Cap’. Todd. Henry Collins, Eme:l Scaniner #nu Joseph Hill were also arrested atthe Navy Yard bridge, and were also commitied to the Old Capitol. . B. Hudson and J C. Hudson were sent to this city yesterday, haying peen captured by the Potomac ftotilia. They are charged with blockade runners, and were committed to the Old Capitol. Ae ig wes et Fourra Warp Sration Cases.— Jacob Fisher, neglect of duty; dismissed. Fabian Hoaie, peddling withont lecuse, do, Eliza | Crittenden, profanity; £2.71. Wim. Jones, drunk aud resisting etlicers: turned over to military. Matibv w Calhoun, swindling; dismissed. Mar- garet Fitzgerald, creating nuisance; for hearing. Adciphus Schultz, peddling unticensed; do. Michael Wall, drunk aud abusive to his wife; dismissed. James Atvxander, profanity; $2.03. | Heuriet! anney, drunk and di erly; 35.51. Jechn T. J:nney, Jessie Harrity. Harrity, Philcmen Garnier, Clagett: Bowie, disorderly; diemtissed Win. Deshart, dron LE Maria Movure, walking streets; workhouse. John Long, drank; § SS Moruy Recovanen.—Last week, Ann Flynn Was arrested by the Fourth Ward police for stealing $200 ftom Catharine Shea, and was sent to by Justice Giberson. The confession of the prisoner, to a Catholic clergyman, since her imprisonment, gave a clue to the whereabouts of the money; and by direction of Sergeant Cronin Catharine Shea went to work and searched every hole and corner of the house where the money was taken, and finally dis- covered it in ‘a bottle belonging to Ann Flynn, in the cellar, under a heap of rubbish deposited there Catharine was never so hanpy in her life. ps Drownep.—On y morning a hoy ershaw, aged about nine years, was drowned at Blagden’s wharf, foot of Third street. He went on the wharf to fish up chips, and another boy struck him, causing | him to fall overboard. The body was recoy- | ered yesterday morning, and an inquest held by Coroner Woodward: the jury rend: verdict in accordance with the facts. 1 mains were taken tothe residence of h er, on Third street east, between N streets south, aS ARREST POR KipNarrin rick Was arrested yesterday by Capt. Jonh. aton’s detectives, and committed to the Central Gouardhonuse by Gen. Marundale, charged with kidnapping a colored man named John Taylor. Fitzpatrick had taken Taylor to Baitimors and bad him committed to jail, but Gen. Martindale bearing of the circumstances, wrota to Gen. Schencif at Baltimore, and Taylor was released by order of that officer. sed geet eae LARCENY oF A Coat.—This morning Ed- mtnd Ganning (or Genon) was arrested for stealing a sack coat from the store of Seldner &Co. A witness saw him take the coat and go with it to the Metrcpolitan Hoiel. Witaess to!d the clerk in the store, and went with him and caught the accused, and identified the cont on the back of the prisoner. He was takea to the Fourth Ward station. He claimed to be a Jieutenant, and was com mitted to jail for court. ge ee Suspicious Coxpeucr nut nor LaRorxy.— Yesterday, Officer Fairall, of the Second Ward, arrested Mr. Latt for the larceny of a watch Edw'd Lynch. The two had been together ths previous night, and appareatly in sport, Lats took the watch from Lynch’s neck, but did not return it; but & friend gotit from him. Justice Clayton decided that the evidence was not sufficient to justify hia commitment for court, and the case wag dismissed. ‘ oa Szcomp Waup Station Oa: derson, assault and battery; dis Yamoiski and J. Delevy, disorderly; $3. Jscob Pace, drunk; dismissed. Peter Murphy, fighting: $1.54. Jno. Hanson, carrying weapons; dismissed. Wm. F. Goldsmith, disorderly; #250. Wm. Gasway, do; $1.55. Jno. Hanson, drunk and disorderly; $5. Thos. Kelley, drunk; dismissed. -James Fitzpate —Jokn Hen- issed. John oe STROKE ov TRB Svy.— Yesterday afternoan gman uamed James Cannon, while walking en Pennsy)vania avenue, in the First Ward, fell suddenly tothe ground. Dr. T. F. Joyce was called u ard he pronounced is a stroke et the sun. He was removed to his home, on ‘Twenty-second street, and this morning was doing very well, and his recovery is hoped for. a Manines Suxv Ovy.—This morning, ninety- gone men ieft the Marine Barracks for New Work, to form part of a battallion of five hun- dred men, to be sent toduty elsewhere. With the dratt from this place are the followin: officers: Capt. McUauly, Lieut. Peake, ani Lieut, Wallace. eh Ae Diswissuv.—Ia the case of the United States ve. Hoffa & Bro., eha: with swindling by welling two watches for gold watches, which were not ot the precious metal, Justice Johnaon hae dismissed the case, the evidence showing that the watches were genuine and not base metal. ——— Scox Sorprers.—Two hundred and ten stck soldiers arrived in the city yesterday from ‘Warrenton, and were See eae the different boepitele of the city. They belonged tothe sec- omdarmycorps. Noneof them were wounded. : ———— Pxe Wa ov 72 Fi24-3ve, LYON our remerseiess foo, Lara us by the thousands, low > Pouched by his magnetic dust, ‘Though unwilling, die we must. Tfeur power but matoked our will, We'd that insect murderer kill; For bis Powder, sure as fate, Will our race, anmibilate, Lyon's Fowder is bermless tc mankind, but wil kills bil house insects, garden worms, vine- aes de. Lycn’s Masuctic Pills are sure death toratard mice Soit sverywhere. ixftitw Dsexe8. Bizsxe & Co., New York | years. Dr. Holloway Carv.—I would be to ti te ty ‘Go Seri achat pane be 4 088 fount ana Cigar and do anges Riis Bahan ttine oe Hotei, aya Miss Locr Baxvours. Wrarrina Parse for eal: {tar office coun- ter, itdass pe ene . jy 32 ———>—_—_ Duror’s Bugar-costed Female Regulating | ih are tne very stn aa ‘They operate sesdily | and create RO RaU- tee. Sion hs none eet, See nal of | these Pills will prove their superiority oper all ethers. Price ats be Bol by 8. G. pore corner ie Street ‘a, ave ashington, Gook, Alexandris. = ‘ ely TEE SoLpigr’s Trus ERtenp. over forty hes been su armies of Burope with his Pilis and Vintment, they baving proved themselves the only medicines able to cure the worst cases of Dysentery, 7, Sores, | ‘Wounds and Bruises. Every knapsack should con: tainthem. Only 25 cents per Box or Pot, 32 ae Gaus? PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ofa Baltimors nd Harrishurg,w the North and Wast —Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Eunday—q | iow fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold | through at Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther informatien apply at the office of Grer.t Penn- Route, no ast corner of Pennsylvania aylivanis 1e avenne aud Sixth st., Washington. Office open from Sa. m. until? p. m.; on gu it-ly days from 2 to 4p. ma, O. Noxron, Agent. Uninary jew and reliable trest- oF THE Nervous, SeMINAL, AL SYaTeMs —Ni | meot—in Reports of the Howard Association—nent | | in iat letter envelope: | br. J. , free ofcBarge. Address Skillin Houghton, Howard Assocfation, Philadelphia, Pa. mar 26-6 ‘THE ONBAPBST AND Dest Harz Dre im THE WoRLD— Never Fades or Washes Out.—U pham’s Hair Dye, 0 centsabox, The bestinuse, Try it, Sold by 3. C, Ford, corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, Was! ineton, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. - ia Bly @n the 25th instant, by the Rav. Father Boyle, Mr. GKUKGE FGRW, of Philadeiphia, to Misa VIRGINIA G. BENNER, of this city. * On the the 25th inst .by the Rev Father White, WM H_ HI! L, of Boston, Mass. to Miss JOHAN- NAH n HILBUS, of this city. DIED, On the 25th instant, at quarter to seven o’clock . m., JOHN THOMAS, infant son of Wm. B. and Rebecca M. Robertson, The friends and relssives of the family are invit- ; ed to attend hia funeral at 4 0’clock this «ft on, from the residexce of his parents, c: mm 7th and K streets * { Bait, Sup and Marlboro’ Gazette please copy. | On the sfth day of July, 1863, JOIN MEENSY, in the 4°th-year of his age. The relative: id friends of the family are res- ectfully invited to attend hia funeral, from his jate revidepoe, corner of 22d and Ti sta.,on Tucs- day ereni:g, 25th inst., at 2 o'clock. ie July 2%th, after a livgering illpess, in the fall triumphs of christian faith. SARAH BURKE, be- loved wife of Aibert Burae, in the $ith year of her eee Friends generally are requestéd to attend her foneral, the Nineteenth-atreet Baptist Cbureh, to rrow (Tuesday) afternoon at four ocloek. * On Mooday, July 27th. 1363, EDITH, infant daughter of Wm. and Elizabeth Guinand, aged 1 ye-r and 17 days The friends and acquain ‘ences of the family are respectfuily invited to atterd the funera) to-mor- row (Tuesday) afternoon. at 3 o’clock, from the reridence o} parents, on i3th street east, bat, Eand Penn. svenur. * Mrs, JAMFS H, PAYNTER, daughter of John Brest. died on tne 2th inst., at 7 o'clock a. m., aged :5 years, Young tiowers and an evergreen tree May spring from the spot of thy rest; Bot no cyp:#s= nor vew let ‘us Bee, For why should we mourn for the blest. Will be buried Tuesday, the :8 hinat at2o’o'k ‘The triends of the fgmily are invi:ed to atten’. * S.—T.—1860—X. [From the Richmond Whig.] The Charleston Courier makes a timely sug- gestion in recommending the attention of our government to the naturalization and cultiva- tion of Calisaya, for the preservation of the health of oursoldiers. This articlehas a pecu- liar effect upon the liver, and guards the sys- tem against disease by exposure and irregular diet. It is said that the greaz success of the Plantation Bitters of Dr. Drake, which, preyi- ous toour unhappy difficulties was found in most Southern homes, was owing to theextract of Calisaya Bark Which it contained as one of its principal ingredients.—« In confirmation of this, we have heard one of our most distin- | guished physicians remark, that whenever he | felt unwell from ordinary dietetic or atmos- pheric causes, he invariably relieved himself i by Plantation Bitters. Now that these Bitters | cannot be obtained, @ substitute should be pre- pared. opened negotiations with Dr. Drake, througha secret agent, but with what truth we do not know.” * * * * * * * We are exceedingly oblized to the Richmond Whig for its remembrance of “Auld Lang Syne,” but we can assure “Our Government” that the Plantation Bitters are notfor sale toany ‘secret agents,’ Northor South. There is probably several other things that “Our Government”’ will yet want. * ‘We know that we have the best and most popular medicine in the world. We are not afraid to show what it is composed of. Pbysicians are compelled to recommend it. CaisayA BARK has been celebrated for over two hyndredyears, and was sold during the reign of Louis XVI, King of France, for the enormous price of its own weight in silver. It is *remarkable for Dyspepsia, Fevers, Weaknesag Constipation, &c. CascaRILLA Bank.—For Diarrhea, Colic, and diseases of the stomach and bowels. Daxpetion.—For Inflammation of the Loins and Dropsical Affections. CuamowiLy FLowsns.sFor enfeebled di- gestion. - Lavsnxprr FLowers.—Aromatic, stimulan and tonic—highly invigorating in nervous de- bility. e WInTBRGREEN.—For Scrofula, Rheumat- iem, &c. AxISB.—An aromatic earminative; creating flesh, muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing. " Also, cfoye-buds, orange, caraway, cerian- der, snake-root, &c. S.—P.— 1s60—X. Mbother wonderful ingredient, of Spanish origin, imparting beauty to the complexion and brilliancy to the mind, 1s yet unknown to the commerce of the world, and we withhold ita name for the present. Huombugs and quacks how! about the Plan- tation Bitters; but the following is what's the matter, and they know it: PLANTATION BITTSRS WILL CURE Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips, Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath. ¥iatulency and Indigestion, Nervous Affections. “ Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath: Painjover the Eyee. Mental Despondeacy. Prostration, Great Weakness. Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowes, Livan ComPLalr? amp Drsrursta. Yery partitularly recommended to Olergy- We understand our government has sedentary habite, Aleo for delicate females @0d weak persons who require & gentile tim. alaat, tree digestion, good sppetite aad clear ‘mental fmeulties. ~ Sold by all respectable Physicians, Drag- Gists, Grocers, Hotels, Salogas, Uountry Stores, &o. Be partionlar that each bettle bears tha foc Inotll Feguiaite men, Morchaats, Lawyers, and persons of | R™PE Of aire of By, TkOT onthe |, Corner | Butterfield Neoma gi | Butler Mra Lanra Hall ying all the | } GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, IST OF LETTERS REMALNING IN THE POST L OFFICE, Be a row: D.C. Jur 25, 1863. Eis @7” Persons for letters in the followin, Ling wilt planes’ sey tan they wore. adver, otherwise they may not receive them, ? LIST. Adams Mre Julian shane sii Vir- Samson Miss Mary Bagby Mrs E Boine Miss Clara seford Stewart Mra E Burrell Miss Betty Heriey Mrs Elabth Stone Miss Emma ory Mise Jatin Hunter Mre Jane Boos Mrs Anna Hardy Miss AP = Sweeny Cacnerine Ciaget Mra Mary E Jackson Mus Eliza Taylor Miss Jenay Chemberiain Miss MathewsMisKennieTucker Mi Jean: jias Sousie McDonough MreJMTrombly Chas A fe §©Mutchell Miss Ellen Tramnell Mies J A-4 jarriet: MckDermott Mise Wilson Miss Margt Warfeld Misa Mi- nervey auMcLaughlin Mise Wright Mise Mary Annie Wright MreMH 5 BSarch Edmonson MiseME Mitchell MissBettio Feuwick Mra: i Ford Miss M E Gelican Mra Margt Rogera Mrs M_W_ Woods Miss{agge Griftes Mes George Robirson Mrs Pred2W right Mist Mary Giles Miss Mary. Smith Mra Wm J Wilson Mra MJ Harrison MissAm'caSawton Mrs Rossets Waiker Sharlotte GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Ardie Wm M Gilmor Wim P-2 MeNeal Chas E Armstrong Robt Gleeson James. = Mann BC Artis R Gilkey Jaa A aD Ashenfe't Garniaon Jas B Newlove Joha B Artes Jan Gammon Goo W — O*DDonneig Joho Ahem Miehael — Graner George Peck Paris G Baggett Wm Ganlt Ben} Pearl Browning WmS Gosnell Ambrose Poliack H. Brown RA Gispt BA Paynter Edwd W Bock Mar Hurtey Timothy Piatt Auguat Burton John Harrison Robert Rousey Wr-2 Butcher Jonson = HarringtonO G Reynolds Michel Broderick John HurthmakerM — Reagan Michael Richardron J H Hooper laxne Ryan James Berton Jovep) Bardwell Henry J Hunter Joha H Bowers Fauurose-2 Hines Joh: Randall Chas Billeck Emanuel Simms Wm Beesom James Sallivan Thos Coieman Wm(col’d) Sink#eld Thos Caroline Sit Conly Wm Harrington Issac D Small Silvions-3 By Hawki s Small Michael 8-3 Hall Bussell Shults Adolphus Howard Alonto M Smith C C Holcomb J H Sheckells Rawd Johnton Thos 8. Jones Levi 3 Kelley Thos-2 Koch Jean Torrey Geo W Kline HK Varnur John M Doherty Wm Leaham John Volk John J Duley John Lovejoy Barbara Varick John J Daiby Joroph Lee David Wright Robt Da is Mastin JasSaml Welch Mat Morra Alvort Walters Jno M Meighhan Thos — Wendell John Ww Jervis Miller Robt B M 2 Elion H Feely Jas A Marble Loy urie E FrambiewH C2 Mefee Johu R tly AJ Farguson Daniel Mackey JobuC = Warfield Aug M FoerC V McCarthy Engein Young Amos Gibure Wim j MISCELLANEOUS.—Publishers of the Herald; Publisher j of the Ledger. All persons wishing to mail letters to foreign | countries are respectiully requested to ascertain the amount of postage duo thereon hefore depositing | them. Tostage due on letters from foreign coun- | tries must be paid in coin or in United States Treas- ury notes with. on coin, It the addition of the rating premium HENRY ADDISON. P. M. | Meat cr vegetable cook, PIC NIGS, &ec. a a LoOS, OUT FOR THE FIRST GRAND PIc- N Itimore Quadrille Agso- lation ai rth sireat Park som WEDS RSDAY BVENING, July 2th ins~. Tekets afte cents, admitting a gentleman’ and ladies. Positively no tickets mold at the door, Veremonies, dy ener Of Oe WM. J, KRBISE, REMEMBER THE BERO OF ANTIETAM: The McCLELLAN FRIENDSHIP ABS00TA- F TION beg leave to inform their friends and the public in general that they intend giving thelr sacond — EVENING PIO-NIO At SEVENTH STREET PARE (nor:h,) On THURSDAY, July 0ta, 1863. Committe of At nECMENLs. Geo. Walker, Alfred Zimmersan, Henry Taylor, .H. Fowler, m. Minger. | The strictent order will be preserved, Sy order | of the President. WILLIAM MINK, JNO. B. RAMSAY, Sec'y, If the weather provex unfavorable it will be pos poved until furt! notice, jy 24 4t* WANTS @jMALL HOUSE WANTED—Will buy furniture + if required and reasonable. Address J. C. Star office stating pric«, reutand location. jy273t* WAntap_ ty a respectable young girl, a SIT- DATION sechambermnid, Apply at ao? { jy md tween 6th and 7th | excellent lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR AUCTION SALES, Tus N AND TO-MORROW By J.0. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, XECUTOR’S SALR OF TWO VERY VaLU- U: 4318 BUILDIAG . ROOM oy ae Aare On Mi NDAY API BR: rannii nie lots ence, hav! d'be desirable Alto, immediately after, we shall sell half of subdivision 6: in square No ¢3. Teoating st ‘ton th iblic ee on which the Northarn bet a! between 8th and 9th 8] t, oo saad in front, or wo: ada, | atrouee west, and running back 100 feet to a public Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in four months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Cost ofoenvessnetay to be Said by purchaser. ‘ARMAN BURN GEORGE W. COCHRAN, JO. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, By GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, O* TUESDAY, July at 10 o'closi will a- ll at the late residenee of Se! No 426 Fat., bet sisting in part of the various styles of Carpets, Mattings, Oilcloths, Sofas. Chairs, Tables, Bed- st Mattrseses. Washstands. and Uhamb=r, Dinivg Room. and Kitchen Furniture. A rare chance is here presented to persons wish- ing anything in the above line K st. bet 2ist aud 224 sts Sy ai it GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ANTBD IMMEDIATELY—A geod BREAD By W.L. WALL & CU., Auctioneers Ww 4 a , JNITED STATES MAKSHA.’3 SALE OF iE ee cor, of Bana 1th ts U PBIZ¥ GOODS—WRIT NO. 25. V ANTED—BOARD in a private family for a ntleman and his wife. Address Box No, 757. City Post Office. jy 27-3t" NTED IMMEDIATELY—A WOMAN to go in the country to cook, wash and iron. In- quire at No. 323 Ost north, é6thana7th. jy27iw* Want TO RENT—An unfurnished HOUSK, in Firat Ward preferred, now or before tas tof December, Bestreferences, AddressJ.D., jox 3M4. jy 27 im™ Goes WANTED.—Wanted, two good Restau- / rant Cocka (colored) and one Washer and Iron- er. Apply at MBS. RUSSKLL'S Restaurant, 277 Penn. ave., bet. 10th and 1th ata dy 27-1w V ANTED—A SITUATION, bya yeung gir! cook; bestofreference given. Apply at di street, between Distreet and Virginia avenay, 1t* Wert BOY, from 16 to 18 yearaof age, to iearn the confectionery business; German preferred. Apply at -O8. SHAFFIELDs Con- tectionery, Sixth st ,bet.@and lists. jy 27-31" {TORE WANTED—A small STORE with 2 or &) 3 reoms; will buy farnitare and fixtures if re- quired and reasonaoie. Adéress J. C., Star office, scating price, rent and location. dy 27-3t* GOXZRNMENT HOSPITAL ¥OR THE INSANE JON THE ANAUOSTIA HIGHTS — Wanted, twe BRIGK-MOOLDERS and two OFF-BSAR- BRS, Apply at the Hospit jy 27-2t, FUR SALE AND RENT. FPUBNISHED KOOMS TO RENT. Inquire, southeast corner 8th and K. jy 27-1w* | Sikes ROOMb TO RENT AT No. 411 13th street, between @ and H. Also, Ca House and Biable, S¥ @ 20" F+ KNISHEY AND UNFURNISHED BOMB TO | a let 315 north & strees, uxpitol Hill, bet, New Jersey avenue and Ist st. east. att FOR SALE 4 BRIOK HOUSE. containing six | Rooms end out cella:, on Ith atreet, b: teeenO avd P streets, No, 282. For refz1e2ces arqiitoon 22d street, between G and H, No, 226. jy 27-41" ) SENT—A FRAME HOUSB with five rooma sadsome furnitnre for sale. The house will not be rented unless the furniture is@ old. Inquiro | corner Ist axd B streets west. Sy 27-2t* or SALE—A weli-established RESTAURANT With esting room attached; doing a goud cash business. ‘ihe abeve will be sold cheap, as the owner cannot attend to it. Inquire on the prem- isos, No 406 Seventh street, between G anid H, Empire Saloon Sy 27-3t* A FARM NEAR WASHINGTON IN MONT- 44 GOMERY COUNTY £08 SALE.—The sub- scriber being unabie to Fre it any attention, offars for eale Ristarm. The land is in Berry's District, about 10 milestrom Washington ,near the Broox- ville Turspike. It contains about 249 acres, ninety of which are under cultivation and have been well limed; the rest of it in pine and chestout. The land lays well: is well watered ; very easily im- proves and in a short ti would double the price asked for it, The imprevements consist of asmall Gotisae, an excellent barn, recentiy built, corn oure, &G, i i Terms: One-third cash ; the balance in one, two and three ye: a purchaser desired, the crops on the land would be disposed of and pomeesion given im- mediately. Apply to LOUIS MACKALL, Jx., No, 43 Dunbartonstreet, Georgetown. Jy M-eotf [6OB ESNT—One or more Furnished ROOMS in | Eg private family. Inquire at No, 346 Tenth street, jy 3 2t* |, SEVERAL UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 2187 ST., ° between @ and H, east side, Bill on house. Call between 10 aud 4. Sy 25-20" FOR S4LB—4 eood BAKBRY, on tho Island, | TB Apply, No 190 435 streat. between Band P ata: Island. |" [jy254t" MBB. A. MEBERMEL Fk BENT—A fine STORE on Sevonth strest, one of the best locations in Washington for apy business. Apply at the Gosling Kestaurant, | No. 247 Penn. avo. bet, 13th and 14th ata. jy263t 5 (Chron. & Hepb. ANTED—A SITUATION as toachor, in a family or school, by a lady of several year’s experience, capable of teaching tas usual English branches aid elementary music. Reference given ieee nee: Adaress 8.M_, Georgetown, D, U. ANTED- By a young man, x SITUATIIN clera in a re.ail grocery has had ons year's experience; ‘cod reference given, Addr-ss B. H , City P.O. S¥ 25. 2t" YVANTED- Several industrious MEN, to waom constant employment and good wages will e givep. Apply at the office of the Sunday T.mes, Dst.,nea 10th; also BOY wauted, jy254 ANTED—For a family of three persons, a comfortable HOUSE, containing about eight rooms, convenirnt to one of the markets; rent moderate, Address P. 0. Eox 409, naming tusa- tion snd jy 2 lw* ANTED—For a tew weeks, 2 GENTLEMAN of thorough busiress habits and oae who bas had experience in the settlement of accounts Adc ress immediately. stating terms and previous experience, PQ. Box 49) By B5-at~ A LADY. WHO HAS OFRTIFICATES OF scholarship, desires a Situation as ‘private secretary” or scribe for a gentleman. Her referers are gentiemen eccupying Gish literary positions. Address Misa A. B.C., Star office. jy 5 iw* ANTED—Two BLACKSMITHS for horse- shoeing and jobbing. Apply to JAS. SIMP- Hilla Penn. ave., between Ja and ines + Gapitol V ANTED—Ap active iutelligeut,uonest and i dustrieus BOY, between thn age of 14 and to attend in a newepaper and periodical sore. de: liver reutes,&c. &c. Appiy at No, 216 Pa ave., ween 4th and 15th ats. Jy 24-3t* wn TBD—PHONOGRAPHIO REPORTERS I wish to ex gage immediately thd servic a Phonoegrephic Reporter one hour daily for three months. Applicacte please state their capability experienos, and present business arrangement and where I can have an interview any even duging the next ten days. Address, threugh the | Port Office, J, WHITNSY BHARWOOD, Washing- | ton.D C. at Jy 24-1w* WANTSD.— Wanted, to come in the country middle aged Iady to act as homsekeeper and | do plain sewing; modrrate wages given; reference required. Address JOSEPH THOMPSON, Forcat Oak P.O., Montgomery county, Md. $y 4-co2w* A RESPBOTABLE GIRL, JUST DISENGAG ed, wishes a Bituation'in a private family as chambermaid or dining-room servant. Best city reference, Address for two days M. A., Star of lee. jy | Die eee FURNISHED APARTMENTS 4 for rent, on first Loor,at No, 3 Franklin Place, | (i street, between 1sth and 14th,) opposite Frank- | lim Square; the most desirable situation in the j Gity. First-class board can be obtained next door, ference required. jy 25 lw* J(ARM AND COUNTY BEBIDENOR FORBALR, situated within twenty-five minutes drive o/ | Wasbipgton city; at allseasons an uncemmonly peal thy location, with a commanding view of the | Capitol, the city, and surrounding country snd | fardown the Potomac. It contains over fifty (59) acres of the uy best land in the highest state of Itivation, with not one rod of waste or peor land allarich vegetable garoen, and can produce ali, the Bay and green feed fora dairy of ono hundred (10¢) Cows ; itis abundantly supplied with never failing water on it: and several beautiful com- | manding views and sitos for building lots, It will | be rold together as a whole or divided into lots, Address Box 78 Post Office, when an interview may be had, and the place seen. Jy 25-2W* {OR RENT — Deligatful APARTMENTS, on ‘guite, 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 SALE—A Frame HOUSE and two LOTS, the House gon! six rooms, on 5th, betwean IT and K streets, No. 330. Inquire o! MH, HOOVER. Groser,cor. Land 5th ats, jy 24-8t* FFICE FOR RENT—The large Front ROO. over the store of 0. L, Locawood & Oo, 324 Penn. avenue The Furniture for sale, or will be rented with it; houra from9g. m. to 3 p.m. dy 24-3t* A SMALL STOBE FOR SALE—ON THE CUK- ner of 14th and G streets west, it will be sold at a great bargain, as the owner has other busi- peas to attend 10. or particnlars call at ti store jy 24-3t" OR SALE—the LEASE, FURNITURR, and FIXTUKES of the St. Louis Hotel on Ohestaut street, between Third and Fourth rtreets. Phila- delph: This house will accommodate about 225 persons, has been recently putin mest complete order throughout ; beds, bedding and farniturs almost entirely new, The bar and dining room are doing a very extensive business. The housa is well filled with boarders, and hi tra ly New York, Ball and United States Navy custom, A visit wi)l satisfy that this iss Gai | and will be sold ata bargain, Address Office, Philadelphia. jy 4 lw ‘OK SALE—The GOOD- WILL and FIXTURES ofa well-kept Restaurant and Billiard Table, Direct No. 546 Penn, avenue, dy 33-30" FS2NISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, plossantly located. Apply at 430 New York avenue, Reference required, Sy 22-e05t* Fo, RENT—Three first class, elegantly PUB- NISHKD ROOMS, on second floor, at No, 8 46 ts opponite Dr. Bunderland’s Churok, iy 261 FF OSNISH ED. ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN only at 264 P street, between 13th and 14! ‘This location 1 best in the city, and near W: lards’ and the Ebbitt House. The house newly furnisbed, papered and painted. Jy 21-Im* RICK DWELLING, 537 H STRESH, BB- tween th and 7th streets west, 10 rooms one a saloon parlor, 6 chambers, for ssle, with immedi- ate possession, Persona wishing auch a revidence wil oe on catty, ae i8 iy meres Also, ro’ un re juares 454, 8137650, 825, 689, end sans. ° Aaieiy RN iy Im* 524 Lat, north. or 0-8. dall, SPLENDID BUSINESS FOR SALE—ONE of the finest Livery Stables in town, and one of the best tions. trer with a stock Horses, , Bay and everything talning to business. Por leat in- quire at the Mar office of 0. B. B ._ Sy te FINE GARDEN FABM A 3 A yon SALE. fe northernly Ina highstate ofecltirstle Row covered Of vogetation, foe out = ‘the promises, or J. BANKS. Boca Beventh and Ezann nn RS 0 Toe simile of cur signature on a steel-plate label, | where 1@ are constantly fui with our private Goveramont atamp over the | J1ttet choles Tinported Harane Uisars, aad ail the cork. P. H. DRAKE & Co, 7 Moola 3 Broadway, N.Y; jy B-im* MI8s LUCY RANDOLPH. Beta ncares V ANTED—Two good IRON EES at the Nation- | al Steam Laundry, Penn. avenue, epposite Grover's Theater; good wages, board and constant employment given, and none newd apply unless they have worked in hotel OF public laundries jy tf JAS, FP. HOTCHKINS, Prop, WV 4nta2a DRUG CLERK who untiorstavds the prescription business, Address Box 725% Georgetown Post Office. Sy 14-20" J BRUCE & €0. want all to know that they can + buy better Clothing, at lower prices, at 464 Beventh street, than elaewhere. jy l4-tr ANTBD.—Everybody to know that thoy can buy their Clothing at reduced prices at SMITH’S, 460 Beventir street, opposite the City Post Office. jy ls-tr W4nrzD 1 000 MEN AND BOYS to gall at SMITH & BBALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing. at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh street, just below the Northern Market. jy M-tr 20,000 Ais WaNtap ‘ 351F Riremt, perro ereant 9th, 1, Patent Offee, AND GET RHEIR STAMPING DONE, We Btamp all kinds of goods cheaper than any other place in tha city, siroundred NEW BRAIDING PATTERNS je im* WANED. IMMEDIATHLY —Twonty OAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid te good workmen, aud none others will be accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth stepat Lieut. Col. B, x. GRE. jaartormaster my %5-tt Department of Washington, W4NZ2D_SECOND-HAND | FURNITURE ut Also, piirresa. Sern Lape Eodding and oods of e a hg ‘B. BUGHLY 498 7th st mar 30-tf bet. @ and H. east side - BOARDING. QEYERAL | HANDSOMELY URNISHED ROOMS with Beard may be had by applying ab No. 330 Pst. between Sts and luv. ay 27-3" Bo4ED— Gentlemen can be acommodated with pleasant Booms, ‘bted with gas, and Board with usa of parlor, at456 12th street, between @ and H. Sy 27-30" A FEW GENTLEMEN OAN BH AOOOMMO- dated with first-class Board in a pleasant lo- cation in Georgetown; the house is new and sup- with water and gas, hotand cold baths, &c., low minute's walk of the city rail . 3123 Bridge st. dy 21-20" PLBasant ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOaRD, : at 510 Mass, wen had, upon mederate terms, seen ‘HE VERY BES? OF TABLE BOARD OAN B Teeiaiaga ae ta ee ee BOARD OAN BN New Theater, at the low price of four do! per Week. All the accommodations are class. Apply immediately dy 26 3t* Goon. BOARD AND PLBASAN? ROOMS OAN be obtained at 415 Penth st., bed. Gand H Streets. dy 2t-lw* pocket te Te DS ee a ae Pazeons PmeminG fe hereres wore fini d oe @ comforts ome, ad modera! rates, b ying at 496 2th street. corner of F. three aa area e! the War and Navy Depart: ment, of the 2 tesband Realthios? je ions ith one of he fluent Vipwe in the city. A bath-room in the house, and hot and cold water and gas in every ri A flue pigno for the nse ofthe boarders, ‘Table, frst claat’ Pable board. taken ‘or per jonth, ante mre of lors, music, &o. Jy 24 tq’ ABD,—( be odated with Gitreot, Heforence exch Sy 10 Fresgiange 20008 ron SSrirs gE Dot. oth and 7th ste! ivat-iwe” @ AND BOOMS AT 51 PBNUSYL- Vania avenue, near Zid siresd. me and excellent Board, with bath-room on ressesesie tema ty ibe” changed. ars Caen Pena, yar | | OST—n Friday night, from Virginia avenue, L d : HORSE wout is hand! | OD one was endo In virtue of a decree issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Suprema Court of the District Columbia, holding a District Court for said Dis- trict. I willexpose to public sale for cash, at th auction store of Will’am L. Wall & Go., on tha cor- ner of Fannsyivan Yenue and Ninth street, on TUESDAY the 2th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock a.m ,the following goods and chattels, ti it: Lot of Dry Goods Lot of Gloves Lot of Clething Lot of Envelopes Lot of Hoop skirts Lot of Fig Blue Lot ef Segara Let of 8mokiag Tobacco Lot of Plug Tobacco Lot of Combs Lot cf Buttons ot of Writing Paper Lot of Shaving Boap Let of Bonnets Lot of Hats Lot of Trunks. One Box of Ley And one Box of Ooff+e, WASD H, LAMON. U. 58. Marshal. D.C jy SS 4t per WM, L. WALL & 00. Aacts. By J. 0: McQUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. yu VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONT- ING ON THR CIRCLBIN FOURTEENTH STRERT — On TUESOAY AFTERNOUN, Juiy 28th, at 6 o’clock, on the premises. we shall seli Lot No. 1,i Davidson's sub ivision of Square No. 213, troati on M.ssachusetts avenne and north M stree tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west, and containing 5.538 square feet. The location of this lot is aimirably adapted for acottege site, hotel or summer garden, haviog a large open apace on three sid-s aad the advantaze of the city passenger railroad near by. Title perfeog, and terms of paysnent easy. Jy 21-c J.C McGUI & CO.. Aucts, ° By W. L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers, RUSTBE’S SALEOF VALUABLE [IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THB SMITHSONIAN UNstiry- TION. —On TU ESBAY ,the 2th day of July, A. D. 1863, in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock’ p, m., by Virtue of a deod of trust to the ubscriper bear: ing dete the 12th day of October, and recorded in Liber J, A. 8., No. 201, folios 195, ete., one of the land records, &e ,I shall offer for sale at public auction the following trproved property, to- wit: Part of Lot numbered five. (4,)in ¥quare numbered. three hundred and twenty-five. (325,) of the pian of the city o’ Warhington, the said part fronting nine- teen (15) feet six (6) inches on 12th st, west, and ax- tendicg back one hundred (10) feet, with the free use ef an alley three (3) feet wide and ruuning back on the south line of said part of lot, (refarence de- s i for® more particular de- scription will appear,) with the improvements thereon, censisting 6f a neat and comfortable two- story and attic fraac honse, with back building. Ehis property is located on 12th street wast, by iween B and C streets eouth, in the immed: cinity of the Smithsonian Isstitation, and ogee most desirable residences ia the city. ni ni The hborhood is healthy, with good water con- Yenient. Tarns of sale: One-half cash; the rosidus in é end 12 menthe, the purchaser giting his notes for the deterred payments, bearing interest from the ane of sale, and properly secured. deed given and a deed of trust taken. If the terms of sale are not complied with within three one from the day of sale the trustee rasarveq the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser All conyeyancing at the cost of the purchaser, 4. LLOYD, Crustee. Jez tawim&ds W.L. WALL & 0O., Anc’ LOST AND FOUND. near 3d street, a bi lame in the left hiad ate aaa hase white foot; has two sores on hia bac! 1S white star in his fore- head. @5 reward will paid if returned to FRANK RICHARD, Butcher, Virgivia avenue below 3d street. 2 1t* OST—On Friday, the 24th, between the Depot and Mary!ap: @, from one of our wagons, a DELIVERY BOOK A liberal reward will be paid ifleftatourofice HARVKY & 00.8 Express, Jy95-2t* cor New Jersey ave .and D. L O8T—On easter the 19th, a black moroceo 4 POCKET BOOK, containing about about $15, at or near 8t. Patrick Ohureh. A suitable rewai will be given to any one retarnicg it to WM. FINLEV & BRO.. cor. 7th and ¥ ats. jy 25-21 O8T—Or the 24th inst.. in the neighborhood of 4 10th and the avenue, two DEEDS of property, the name of Ool. Thomp-on. A liberal reward will be given if returned to Mr. McDevitt's Grocery store, cor. 10th and ths ave, or to the Star Office, dy 25-3" 1¢ REWAKD.—Strayed or stolen, yesterday afterncon, 3 HORSES and1 MAB; one grey Horse, one black Horse,one bey Horse, and one Sorrel Mare. The above reward will be iven if returned to W.JUDIN, Oat, b-t-north Unpr toband let at. eart. i dy 3 St’ AKEN UP ESTRAY,—9n the 734 inst., on New York svenu fron Grey MARK, having on a militery saddle, which the owner can procure by applying at No. 367 New York avenue, y paying Charges and prowing property. hy 2B-3t EDWARD RAINKY, Washington, 'OUND.—Uame to my premises, on Tuesday 7th mers a iebebey. ene ae seane owner can have by proving proper! ying expenses. Gall at J. ME BES, GOO M strect, between bth acd 7th dy 24-3i" 5 REWARD.—Strayed or-stolen from the eub- *) scriber, on the 234 instant, a small Brindle juffalo COW , with a white face ; «large white bag. The above reward willbe paid by. leaving her at THOMAS €ONNOR’S corner L and New Jersey ave Jy 24-38" O8T—This Friday morning, on the south side of the Presiden:’s House-a BUNDLE OF PA- PERS, consisting of a randum, a discharge, ana aletter ofrecommendation A liveral reward will be paid if returned to EDWARD PAINE, 330 Wth atreet. between M and N. jy 24-3t* Lo, OBR STOLEN—Tuwsday evening. the 22d inst., & sorrel @ORSE marked U. 3. and 0, ‘aight marks pear pissely a middle-sized horse; about 8 years old, 10! be if returned. BENBY MAG jy %-3t* Parnoa’ Btable, Georgetown, anes UP AB BSTRA¥S—AtGliffburn, onthe Ist of July, one White COW, with s few red spots. and Spelt ope dex old, On the dtaof July, one Red COW, with white back, a Oall, ons aaxcoles The aneere are seaueued = jose gor wi prove property. pay charges on oe them away. [Jy 7-e03¥"] Tas. P, BHALLOROBS, _ SSS rr PERSONAL. O IMPOSITION.—MADAMB BOSS, Docsr, and Asirologist, was born with a natdral gift. She tells the past and future—never known to fail. Causes speed» marriages; brings towether those lon Lanner ata, ; cures all diseases, Bu-iness trie! Fi confidential. No, 333 @ street corth, corner Twelfth street wet, threa aquares from tae Patent Office. eonly person that can show a likeness of tutcre husband or absent fri end in reality. Ladies 54 eente; Gentiemen St, jy 13-tm* D PILES !—PILES!! ‘278. WITPIBLD’S VEGRFABLE PILLS are warranted 4 OBRTAIN CURE FOR FISTULA, BLIND OB BLEEDING PILES. We would cantion all w: victims of this dis- tresring aint to a1 of external ifcations, aa they only. result ios aggravating the Dr. WitAeld's remedy removes'the causo of the disease, and perm: toure, This i nek wnedicine, ‘Phone Pills have beow tried for 6 last seven years, 6nd in no inrtance have they price oo conta »"s box*sent dress, » YOUNG. PA Peees BN. OU! 'M ON MILITARY BRIDGES. G Sir Howard Douglas on Hitters ‘thiel Town on Construot Busne’s Manual for Bngineer Troops, with Pon- toon Drill. Heapt om Bridge Construction. ‘Mem Ofacie enie: Parts, gore eurvol des Ponta at Obaascones propitess “SPRANOK TAYLORE FPOR SALE The contents of the livery and iring aiett nna Rpews, as Smith’s Stables, sit = on street, bear Pa. avenue. AUCTION FUTURE Days. _ BYJAS. 0. MCGUIRE & 0U., Asction-ers. URN. TURK AND HOCSBHOLY see BCTS at ToTI0s — mn THU RO AY MRN- st MW e’clock, we will se:l the ‘fects in Between i r vee ee 486 i2that, T treTa' Rockar and Side Chairs Mehox.nw :rhla ton Dreating Bareaue Git Preme Mivrora, Card Tables ’ Painted U. t’age So-ta Tron tedatesda Cottage Redsteada. Ila:r and Husk Mattrasses Feather Holst- id Plows } ine Wardrobes. ahstends, Tables Oak Dining Chairs, Suff hades Ingrtin and Brusscis Carpets Straw Matting Oil Cioth Refri, ter. fator, Cook Stove bike ee weneral assortMent of Kitshen Terme cash -d J. 0. McGUIRE & GO,, Ancta BrJ. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. [Dp eetkaBee Baton DWELLING Ao TSE WITH LARGE Guot wos Naan ce Cinci.n —Ou SATURDAY AFT&RNOUN, August ist. ut 5% o'clock. cn the Powers: by virias of adaad of trust. we thallsell a large Brice Dweilicg House, on K street, between ath and 25th atrests west, ith the grounds, which front 93 feet gincne:on nod ran back 124 feet I inches to a wide publicaliey. _ Terms: Une naif caren; the remainder in six and twelve mouths with interest, secured by adued of truat on the premines. Sy ad J.U. MCGUIRE & CO., Ancta, By W.L. WALL & 00. Auctioneers. Ty 8. MARSHAL'S RALE OF PRIZE GO. l > WRICN98 27.32 one In virtue of writs issued from the Clerk’s office oj the Supreme Court of the v holding a Bistrict Court fo: fell at Pabiic Auction, for ca Mahogany 4 1on FRIDAY, tae w Sint inst., 1889 eomnencing at li n’elsck a L. Wall A Co.'s Bazaar, No, 95 noata side of Louisisna avenue, between Sthani lth streets. the foliowing Goods and Chattels, to wit : ; 19 bbla Whisk-y 24 bbs, Alcohol a Q of Sota and Copperas. @ kegs Ann DP LAMON, 1.8. Marshal. jy Tdkas WM. L. WAL ‘Aucta {Chronicle. | A SISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OF ¥i0R, corner G and Twenty-second streets, Washing: ton, D. C., July %, 1583.—Public sales of condemned apimais will take piace at the Corral, aear the Oh- servatory im this city op the second and foarth | WEDNESDAYS 12th and 26th of August. 136% ‘The property is condemned as uafit for public service. Sale fo commence at ten o'clock continued from day to aay until 2 hend shall be sold Terms cash, in Government fands C. KH. TOMPKINE, tyra Captain, A.Q.M.U. 8, By WM. L, WALL & OO.. Auctioneers. JNITED STATES MARSHALL'S BAL I PRIZE GCOus mee In virtue of decrees ineued from the clerks office of the Supreme Oourt of the District of Goiambin holding a Dietrict Court. L will sel), at i : for cash, at the auction stors of “Vn, all & Co..on Penn avenue aad 2th street on FRIDAY, the sist day of dnly instant 1c63 commencing at 19 oicoek ® m,, the following goods and chattels, to-wit: id sacks Salt. Large lot Sails for veas@s, Large ut Shoe Thread, Let Brown Sugar, Lare~ lot Boots and Shoes, Jot Whi-ky, Skirts, Woolen Cards, G m.,and be number oa oF, Medicines, 38bet Guns WARD H. LAMON,U & Marshal D © jy 4 [Chrev.]) WM.L. WALL & CO A ASSISTANT QUART ERMAPTER’S easton Corner bishieenth and ( s reeis. = Washing-an D.C, July » oe! be so'd at public auction.on WHO) uly 2) DaY, <3, at the Quartermaster’s Wrrehoasa, on Now York avenue, ovtween Eighternth and Ninetrenth streets— Ten tons of Rays, more or less. Te macarn, “KE, B. CAMP, jy Capt. and A.Q M.. 7 8, AL By J.C McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. PEBEMETORY SAL BUF BEAUTISTL 8OILD- IsG Lot on New York aVands, Naar TRENTH STREXT WEDNE~DaY a¥ NOON, July 4th, clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. i, in Dayidson’s Subdivision of sqvare No. 252, fronting 2; feeton New York (sonth side, near 14th street.) acd running ok about 95 feet to a 2 foot paves alley, anc contain- ipa 2,05 equare faet of ground The position of the Lot and the character of the improvemen's in the vicinity renders ita very de- sirable site fer a private residence, Title perfect. — Terma: Ona-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 19 wontus, with interest, recured by a deed of trast on the premises All conveyances at cost of purchaser. jy 23 3.0 MgGPIRE & 69., Anata Q@ALE OF CORD WOOD y order of the \” Orpban’s Court, there will beeola at Pubiis Auction, for cash, several hui. Ired cords of Wood, mostly Oak, at ‘Vierbuchen’s Farm, in Prines Gearge co.. Maryland, 2 miles beyond Soliiers’ Home. and belonging to the esta‘e of tha leve John Vierbuchen, deceased iv Will take place on WEDNESDAY, July Mth, "clot p.m SOPHIA VIERBUCHEN, jy 23-1w* Administrat: By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auetioneers, HosssHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITO Piano Ponts, &c, &0.. aT AvOTios. WEDNESDAY. the 29th iustant, we shall sell the residence of A. Gr-en No. #0 D strest near Seventh at 10 o'clock A. M., an excellen rt meht of furniture viz: isxcellen: Borewood Piano Ferte.7 octaves, made by Bnabe & Gachis priso, Stool and Uover Mahousny otes. Loungeey Rocking and Parlor air Do Drossing and other Bureaus, and What- Bot Do Marble-top Oentre, Side, and other Tables ‘ Do Rookcase, Writing Desk, and Hat Tree warnrober/ Waal Closets Stands. and Toilet Sette Walnatand Marble Jenuy Lind and other Bed- steads Very Supericr Hair and other Mattrasses ge iot of Brussels and other Carpsts Oi'cloth and Matting, Arm Gana and ther Chairs Very Superior Mantle Cloek and Giit-frame Mirror Crockery ard (Glassware, plated Oastors, Spoons, orks Chandeliers and Gas Surners Cooking, Radiator, Air- tight, and other Store: With an excellent assortweat of Kitchen Req sites.and many other articles which eem it urmecessary to enumerate. may Terms eaxh GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. vt Jy H-eotd ByJ C. McGUIBE & CO,, Azctionsers, (CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALOAsLE / PROPRETY NEAR TIM PATRNT OP FIC ofa decree, passed on the 291 day of the Supreme Gourt of the Di r, and others, the undarsignad will sell, at public sale, to the highest bidder. in front of the prewises,on THURSDAY the 234 of July, 1363, at 5 o’clock p. m: all that part af Lot Dumbered nine, (9.)in Square nu mbered foar han- Gred and six, (46,) in the city of Washington, which is described as follows; Beginning att! northwest corner of said Lot No. 8and runni thence east along F street thirty seven fest tan inches, (37.19,) then:e south one bundred feet (100.9 thence west thirty.seven feet ten inches, (37.i0,) te the southwest corner of ssid lut, and tasnce north one hundred festto tho pesiseing: subject toa right of way over a three feet wide allay on the east line of said premises, together with the im- provements, This property is located on F street, between 8th and Sth streets, pppeite the Patent Office, and in the choicest part cf W: m. Will also sell, as above, on the same day, at nix lock p, m.,on lpg tha east half of Lot and the west half of Lot No. 5. Square nui north ¥ street, between 17th and 18th s: improvements erms: One-third in cash: and the resida: ‘two equa! instalments at six twelve mon to be secured by the purchasers’ hotes, endorsed the satisfaction of the Drustes. Gonveyancing at the purchaser's cost. Unless the terms are complied with in five days, the Trustee reserves the right to resall at the pur- chaser’s risk. OHARD H, OLARKE, TraStes. jy 2Sw&dts 3.0, MeG@UIRB & 00., Aucts. we THE ABOVE SALB 18 ADJOURNED T EnIDAS. AFTERNOON, July Sista the Died BIOHARD H, OLARER, Trustes. $724 cokde yO, MEOULREE UO neti By J. O, MeGUIEE & OO. Auctioneers. bi Weleda S4LB OF VALUASLE BRAL Bs- nize im Wasaineron Ciry.—On THU asDAY A JOON, August 6th, at 6 o’cloca, on the premises, by virtue of of trust, date on the Hae he ‘ovember, 1859, and recorded im the lan cords of Washington county. District of Golumbis, in Liver J. A 8., No. 187 folios 32, et Seq... we shall soli, at public auction, to the highest ler, alt that hebor parcel of ground in the city deser: on the p' im square numbered seventeen, (17 ) be; ‘ the same fourteen (Id) fost frot the dividing iiss between lots numbered five (5) and ots (4) on 2th street west, and ruaning north with said Sth street fourteen (14) feet, thence ninety-seven (97) feet the depth ofsaid lot, thence south fourteen (1 t, thence west ni ~#eVen (37) feet to the place of beginning, with improvements. Terms: third caah, to be at the time of sale; and the remainder fn equa! payments of 6 aad 12 months from the — salo, with interest; the deferred payments to be sesured by dead of trast on the property: hor eye ter: gee with within fivadays trurtees will reseil the pro: ‘the di iting pure: om Star, Dotice in the Weel er, On One week S All conveyancing reb: td ‘Trustees Phenix : Building Association ty weodete 3.0, MeGULBM & CO hnte, on "Warr se void WEENEEDAY oa BDay eric Spacer oa a reed erage ‘Terres enh, in Treasury notes, to br att: BoB oF a) Gt. Gai. aie . 7, lor Peart BORWAYJUIST. Th to % feat long JUSKPH LiBsRy, ir%3 im* No. 271 Water street, Georgetown, re a ene rem T ES Erper es Teen e Leen ie erste en mp ERE ese