Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1863, Page 3

‘ y e LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. WASHINGTON THEATER.—The Ravel panto- mime, “ Duchalumeau,” and the St. Denis olio, «Le Fete Champetre,” ‘were performed last night at this resort, and elicited the most un- bounded applause. The management an- nounce the same pantomimes for this evening, and they also announce the first appearance together of the sisters Marie and Augusta, who are well known as graceful terpsichorean ar- tists. .The other pe: mers also appear. CANTERBURY ie Floating Beacon of Death,” @ new nautical drama, will be per- formed again to-night. The versatile per- former, Geo. R. Edeson, will assume the char- acter of “Jack Junk.” This drama has been ge up with new and appropriate scenery, esides this, the regular concert hall perform- ance will be given, Eva Brent, Szollosy, Mack, Gallagher and all the favorites appearing. VARIETIES boasts of a good company of yovalists, dancers, pantomimists and Ethiopian delineatcrs, and the fun-loving community ap- pear to appreciate them, judging from the large augie s nightly in attendance. The new Ethiopian act, “X—M—T,” and other features, will be presented to-night. Agnes Sutherland and Jim Budworth are both performing here. PRESTIDIGITATION.— Professor Anderson ex- hibited his skill to a delighted audience last night. He will repeat his performance this evening, at Odd Fellows’ Hall. His sleight of hand should be seen and enjoyed by all who like to be puzzled. He purposes remaining here but one week, and will shortly s:uil for Califor- nia, and those, therefore, who would see this | great wizard should embra@ the opportunity. abn aigs Corycit PROCEEDINGS, July 27.—Board of Aldermen —The President of the Board, Mr. Semmes. who is Acting Mayor in the absence of Mr. Wallach, and the Vice President both ving absent, Alderman Sargent was called upon to preside at the meeting of the Board. A communication was received from John H. Semmes, Esq., Acting Mayor, announcing | the approval of the following bills, yiz:—For trimming and graveling I street north, from | Eleventh to Sixteenth west; to revive an act to grade Second street west, from Virginia ave- nue to D street south: to trim and gravel Elev- enth street west, from Pennsylvania avenue to New York avenue; to supply the Western Market House with water; for adding to the Assessors’ books the subdivisions of squares subsequent to 1856; to laf a water main on Fomrth street west, from Massachusetts aye- nue to New York avenue, and along New ‘York ayenue from Fourth to First street west. The following petitions and bills were pre- sented and referred to the appropriate commit- tees, viz: By Mr. Turtin—Petition of John H. Snyder and others, asking that Twenty and Twenty-first streets, in the First Ward, be so improved as to be made passable. By Mr. Gulick—Petition of B. W.Ferguson. By Mr. Lioyd—Bill to grade and grayel D street south, from Twelfth to Thirteenth street west. By Mr. Sargent—A resolution instructing the com- mittee on improvements to inquire into the ex- pediency of regrading F street from Ninth to ‘Twelfth, and to pave the same from Fifth to Fourteenth streets; also, to inquire into the pro- priety of paving Sixth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleyentb, Twelfth, and Thirteenth streets, from F to Pennsylvania avenue; and, also, trom OG and Four-and-a-half street from the City Hall to Pennsylvania avenue; alse, areso- tution (accompanied by a communication om the Chief of Police) instructing the committee on police to inquire into the expediency of passing alaw regulating the use of boards for “posters” in our stre and of restricting their dimensions. By Mr. Wtermehle—a bill giving increased compensation to the Commis- sioner of {mprovements of the Fourth Ward. The following were read a third time and passed: A bill to repair the gutters on the west side of Eighth street west, from B to H north, and on the north side of G street north, from Eighth to Ninth; to repair Eighth street west from G tok north; fo take up and relay the gutter between First and Second street east, on thesouth side of East Capitol street; to grade and gravel C street south, between Tenth and Fourteenth west; to improve North Capitol Street from New York avenue to the Boundary; to trim and gravel Third street east, from Pennsylvania avenue to C street south; to lay afiag iootway and make a new gutter on the west side of Fourth street cast, at its junction with B street north; bill for the relief of Robert J. Rainey; to cause the curbstone to be set and foot payement laid on the west rront of square No. 445; to partially grade the alley in square No, 41 nd to repair the payed alleydn square A Mr. Lioyd, from the committee on finance, reported adversely upon the petition of B. Ogle ‘Tayloe, asking the return of certain monies paid to the Register; and the committee was discharged from its further consideration. The committee on police was discharged from further consideration of the act to amend | an actin relation to pounds for animals Mr. Sargent, from the committee on schools, stated that the committee had now before them a‘ communication from the Board of School Trustees relative to the erection of a new school house similar to that now being erected in the Third District. The committee were ali in favor of the measure, but were not at this time prepased to report a bill. Mr. Turton, from the committee on improye- Mests, reported adversely upon the resolution to adopt measures for the repair of foot pave- ments where needed, and upon the act to take | up and relay the gutter on I street north, across Twenty-second; and the commsttee was dis- charged trom their tnrther consideration. Mr. Turton introduced the following bills, which were read three times and passed :—To trim and grade Eighteenth street west, from New York avenue to L street north; to repair the cross gutter on the east and west sides of | Sixteenth street west, across K street north; to lay « flag footway across the north side of F | Street, at its intersection with Twenty-first | Street: to revive am act to grade and gravel B | street north, from Sixth to Seyenteentn streets West; and a resolution requesting the City Surveyor to examine the grade of the northeast corner of square 14, and report any change necessary to give it a better drainage. The following bills trom the Board of Com- mon Council were read and referred: Bill to jay a flag footway across T wenty-second street West, on the north side of I north; to repair the defective payed carriageway on Ninth street west, from E to F north; to relay the gutter on the south front of squares No. 451 and 516; authorizing the Mayor to cause a gravel foot- walk to be made on the north side of E street, between Third and Fourth east; to grade and gravel Fourteenth street west to Maryland ayenue; to grade and gravel Third street east, from L south to Pennsylvania ayenue; to le and gravel Massachusetts avenue from Thir- teenth to Fourteenth streets west; to improve ¥ street north, from Ninth to Tenth west; to cause the stone payement in the alley of reser- yation No. 12 to be repaired; to pay for two fire plugs; granting additional powers to the Mayor; un payed on the south front of square south of square No. 562; for the relief of Curtis & Dear- ing; regulating the sale of lime; bill imposing j taxes ior the year 1563; making appropriation to defray the general and contingent expenses 1 the Corporation for the year 1563; to regulate and license livery stables; and a bill to increase the compensation of the Register and impese additional duties. The Common Council bill, authorizing the City Surveyor to change the grade ot L street south, in the Sixth Ward, was read three times and parsed. The bills authorizing the payment of certain ¢laims against the Corporation, and for the re- liet of A. B. Stoughton, were returned from the Common Council with unimportant amend- ments, which were concurred in, Adjourned. Board of Common Counctl.—Mr. Lloyd, Presi- dent, in the chair. A communication was received from the | Mayor announcing the approval of the follow- ing acts :—Making an appropriation for repairs in certain alleys of the Fourth Ward; toropen- ing and grading G street, from Ninth to Tenth ! streets; for the publication of the journals of the two boards; to grade and lay a gutter on I street, from Seventh to Eleventh streets east; amendatory to the act providing for the remo- ‘val of slops; for relief of J. H. Richardson and Jeseph M. Corson; for imppovement of Ninth street west, from T street to Boundary; tor im- provement of Thirteen-and-a-half street south of Maryland avenue; for repair of alley in | Square 456; tor reair of gutter on west side of Ninth street, between H and I streets; for re- pair of sie in Fourth Ward; for relief of the Columbian Fire Company; joint resolution in relation to amendments of the charter. Also, one enclosing a communication from | B. B. French, aeking an appropriation of $4100 | tq supply 8 deficiency for the celebration on the 4th of July; referred to ways and means committees. Also, ona enclosing a lottar of thanks for the passage of the bill Aliowing $10 per month to the members of the police foree, signed by B. M. Reed, sergeant of the fifth preciact, for his a. Mr. Canfield rose to a question of privi! Q@nd gated that ho wished it unders: ee be weuld btebe ly pebble ko) of the werking man. resol been offered ‘by the gentieman from the Second Ward Raub), charging corruption in connection the testimonial received by him from the cit: police, and he courted an investigation, He “wished further to state that he came to the (Mtr. with board to do his duty without fear or partiality, and his aim would be to do it honestly, allow. ing ne yrewuts or emoluments to influence Dim in his actions. He intended to follow this another resolution, and moved to take ike resolution ot Mr. Raub from the table. = said _ gentleman (Mr. Cope! had been for a w preperin & speee! he hoped — ation would not now a taken up, but go over to the next meeting, erdor that bo might be p: also. rizing curbstones to be set and footways | Mr. Canfield asked that the resolntion be considered now for his sake, and ia justice to his constituents. Mr. Raub said if there was nothing in the charges, if he bad tread on nobody's Corn: why should such 8 fuss be made about i’ Why did the gentleman (Mr. C.) at the last meeting fly ina passion and curse him, using language improper to be used in the board. r. Canfield called the question on taking } up the resojation. Mr. Shepherd suggested that the proper course was to reconsider the vete by which the resolution was laid on the table. Mr. Knight moyed to reconsider the vote; | carried. Mr. Canfield moved to amend the resolution by “‘directing” the committee instead of “de- firin:;,” and to strike out “the committee to re- portall facts,” and insert “committee be in- structed to give the subject the most scrutiniz- ing attention, and have power to send for per- sons and papers.” Adopted. Mr. Canfield moved to make Mr. Raub the | chairman of the committee. Mr. Raub declined, saying that it was not new his resolution, as it had been amended. Mr. Canfield remarked that this was astrar ge objection, as the amendment only served to Strengthen the resolution and iicrease the powers of the committee. The Chair announced as the committee on the subject Messrs.. M. er, Noyes and Shedd. Mr. Larner however declined, and | Mr. Follansbee was appointed in his stead. Mr. Canfield offered the following: Whereas the member from the Second Ward (Mr. Ranb) baving asserted in the presence of seyeral members of this Board that he was not the author of the resolution as introduced by him on a former occasion, charging corruption on a member of this Board, and that some of | the most prominent citizens of Washington were backing bim in his undertaking; and whereas it is due to the Board as well as to the people of the Fifth Ward and the citizenz generally, that the author of the resolution (as introduced by him) and those associated with him should be known, therefore Be it resolved, That the gentleman from the | Second Ward, (Mr. Raub,) be and he is hereby requested to communicate to this Board, im- | mediately after the passage of this resolution, the name 6f the author of said resolution, and | those associated with him, charging corruption | on a meraber of this Board. | Mr. Raub said he was not aware that cor- ruption bad been charged in his resolution, but | if it was there it would show, and asked that te resolution be laid over, that he might pre- pare to answer the gentleman. Ye could pro- | cure documentary evidence from the history of | Congress of the bad effects of persons in oilice Teceivipg presents, asin the case otf Matteson and others. Mr. Canfield did not know that he was now on trial. “As for receiving presents he could point to Numerous instances where the Trus- tees of the Schools, Mayors of the city, and i other officers had received presents, ang not a | word had been said about it. Mr. N. D. Larner moved to postpone until the next meeting. Carried. The following were introduced and referred : | By Mr. H.C. Wilson—Petition of Th. Byrne, tor permission to erect hydrant at the corner of Fourteenth street and Ohioavenue. By Mr. M.Larner—Bill for rehef of J. W. Barnaclo, | By Mr. Ellis—Petition of U. B. Mitchell, As- sistant Clerk Center Market, for increase of compensation. The following were introduced and passed: | By Mr. N. D. Larner—Bill to change the grade | of L street south, between Eighth and Ninth east. [Mr. Larner stated that the grade at | present was three feet five inches above the door sills.] By the same—Bill for the relief of hompson. By Mr. Ferguson—Joint rese- lution asking Congress for an appropriation to | grade and gravel Virginia avenue trom Thir- teenth street east to Twelfth street west. By Mr. Noyes—Bill to partially grade allev in square 413, accompanied by the petition of E. Bird and others. The following bills from the Board of Alder- men were reported from the improvements committee by Mr, N. D. Larner, and passed: To repair stone payement in square 250; to repair H street from Third east to Boundary; to take up and relay gutter on north side ot F street, from Twentieth to Twenty-first street; to repair alley in square 368; bill to trim aud gravel I street north, from Nineteenth to Twenty-first street; to take upand relay gutter on north side uf H street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets; to take up and Telay cross gutter on north side of I, across Twenty- second street; to take up and relay gutter on both sides of Twentieth, across H street; to take up and relay cross gutters at the intersection of | Twenty-second and H streets; to grade and ave street north, from Seventh to Ninth Streets, and to lay four sewers; to improve Sixth street from M street north to Boundary. | _ Mr. Larner reported adversely upon the com- | munication ot the Mayor aski the improve- | ment of I street from Seventh to Eleventh streete—a bill having already passed for the | purpose—and on the bill to build a sea wall on the river from M to N street south, and the committee were discharged. Mr. M. Larner, from the drainage committee, reported a bill to lay a water main on E street, trom Thirteenth to Fifteenth street. Passed. | Also reported and recommended the indefi- | nite postponement of the billcompeling persons | who petition for the laying of water mains to | take the water after the pipes are laid. Mr. Shedd expressed the hope that the mo- tion would not prevail. Mr. Larner said the bill could not be carried | into effect, and the Corporation Attorney was of the same opinion. Mr. Shedd said the bill proposed to make | persons comply with their promises. A gen- | Ueman on Pennsylvania avenue had told him | that after petitioning and having a main laidon | the avenue but two persons took the water for over twelve months. | The report was agreed to. | Mr. Barr, trom the claims committee, re- ported adversely on the petition of Hyacinthe Laselle. | Mr. Knight asked leave to withdraw the | papers. Granted. | Mr. Cantield, from the polive committee, re- ported the bill prohibiting the stabling of cows nearer than one hundred feet of dwellings, with the Aldermen’s amendment providing thut the bill shall take effect after the ist of | CGctoher ; and the amendments were concurred | ip. Mr. McCathran, from a joint committee, re- ported @ bill for the erection of a wharf at the soot of Fourth street east. Passed. Mr. Knight introduced a resolution in refer- ence to the erection of a public school house in the First District, which was referred to the | school committee. [The reselution provides jor the appointment of two members of exch | Lourd ana four of the Board of Trustees, whe shall constitute & committee to select a site and | make al] the necessary arrangements for the Hl erection of the building.] j | _ Mr, M. Larner said that it would be recol- | | lected that ata previous meeting, in a discus- | sion with his friend from the Third Ward (Mr. | Shepherd) he had said that $300 had been paid | tor hack hire by the committee of the war | | meeting. In this he was mistaken; and when he did any ene wrong he was willing to make umends. He was however right in his state- ment that $300 had been expended for refresh- ments. Mr. L. proceeded to insist that ex- travagance had n used in fitting up the chamber; and he had examined the accounts. The whole amount was $1,460.96. There was 243 yards of c: ting charged for which he could not make the room measure more than 450 yards. The bill for the curtains was $545.95; and an upholstering establishment in, this city sold sim! curtains at $50 win- dow, $250. The same house charged $1.90 per yard tor carpet, including making and putting | | down; while $1.95 enter was paid for the | carpet on the floor, and the making and put- ting down was extra. In these items $224 might have been saved. He contended if his } calculation was correct, the upholsterershould be made to disgorge that amount. Mr. Shepherd said that he had not looked into the details; that he had consulted the | Mayor, and they bad agreed to give the work | to Mr, Alexander, as a proper person, and j when the bills were presented to him he had approved them. i le acted in his public dealings on the princi- ple that every man was an honest man until otherwise proved, and he had no doubt but that if there had been a wrong charge Mr. | Alexander would refund the bem Hehoped the gentleman (Mr. L.) would see Mr. Mr. er —Mr. A. can come to see me. | _ Mr. Shepherd.—I have no doubt but that hé pais ‘48 soon as these tacts come te his knowl- ze, Mr. Shepherd introduced a bill td c: out the amendments to the appropriation bill, in- | creasing the salaries of the messenger of the Council, Ward physicians, and secretaries of the Boards, which was, after some debate, passed—yeas 14, nays 4. Mr. Shedd called up the bill authorizing the | Mayor to purchase iron plates for gutter croas- ings, which was ordered to be printed and made the order for Monday next, “Adjourned. { Psrsosal.—Hon. 8. P. Chaze, of the Treasury, left this city yesterday, in a | epecial car, for Philadelphia, New York and ewport,B. I. It is intimated that at the Intter lace Mr. yall giye away in is dai ter Kate to ex-Governor ague, of Bhode island. Assistant Secretary Harrington discharges the duty of Secrotary of the Treasury in Mr. Chase's absence. ase BS} Row.—Last night, some sailors and soldiers Bot into a disturbance at a place of amuse- ment. Lieat. Smith supposing the crowd were ilSustng a soldier, interfered. The officers ar- | xevted & sailor, 1). W. Haley, for pisordedly 2 and the lieutenant for iaterfering wi the officers. the lieuten: ; sailor was fined $1.55, and ant was di ich, | ea Ee eland i afew werds Sao Wi | Capito’ Cuaras or LAR@ENY.—Friday last the house of Mr. Henry Baldwin, on Fifst street west above the Avenue, was entered, and a lot of metallic letters and figures, some papers, and bout twenty dollars taken. A numberof boys rward wearing letters similar to those stolen on their caps, aud a warrant was obtained, on which officer Slater on Satur- hi fig areas the following boys: John Cod- rick, Thos. Grimes, Rebt, King, Lester Barr, Latayette Debois, and Chas. King, who were taken to the Fitth Ward station, and after being locked up for some hours, were dismissed by Justice Furguson. are ee eS Coryzr Store Laip.—The corner-stone of Galbreth’s M. E. Zion Uhapel (colored), was laid about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, with appropriate ceremonies, x the colored M2- sonic Lodge of this city. he stone was pre- sented to the pastor, Rey. R. H. Dyson, by the ‘Sons of Dyson,” a benevolent society. Ss OFFICERS URDER MEDICAL TREATMENT.—It | is ordered by Brigadier General Martindale that any officer under medical treatment in this city who shall be found visiting places of amusement shall be considered fit tor duty, and ordered to report to the Convalescent Camp. —————_ Carp,—I would be pleased to call publicattention to the Gem Soda Fountain, Mavana Cigar and Newspaper Stand, Penn. avenue, No, 272%, next door adjoining the Kirkwood Hotel, awaiting your patronage, dy 21-1ut* WraPrinc PAPER for sale at the Star office co:n- ter, at #ix cents per pound. iy? Miss Lucy Ranpovra, ron, itt andiron. Ap- jy %8-2t* V j ANTED—A WOMAN to eook, wash an: Appiy, ste st.,cor 1th ANTED_A WOMAN to cook stcor. Fand H sts, No. 411 WANTED—by atespectable womanye SITUA- TION hambermaid and to do plaii ing apply corner'ad and U. Inand, >" fe" W 4NTED—a FiRsT-CLAss BREAD BAKER, to whom’ steady employment and Wager will be given. Apply at the Variety Bakery, No. 17 FYour-snd a-half street. it Wastep- Two GIKL#; one to do chamber- work and the other cook. Apply with good Teference at the Columbia House, on Oat.,pesr the Derot. for two days. j¥ 23 2t* WASTED —Ten GRANITE-OUTIERS: go-d wages given, and werk guaranteed for four monthr. Apply st FRED, ACKER’S Stone Yard, corner New Jersey avenue and H streets. jy233t* OUSE WANTED.— Wanted to purchase for cash, a medium-sized Brick Dwoiling House, 40.8 good neighborkood, and morth of Penn, ave! Adaress 8, ¥. A., Star office, giving location and Price SY 23-4t* WANTED a first class COOK, WASHER and XTRONER at Bl+densbur, x miles from Washington, to whom the highest wages will be Fiven, None but those well-recommended need apply. For further information call at Star office Wednesday, bete &n 12and 1 o'clock. jy 23-3t" 8 COACHMAN —Wanted, a SITUATION as coachman and groom, by a respectable young man, in a private family; can give tnree year’s re- ference from bis last place as to sobriety, hon- esty and inéustry; is a good groom and careful driver. Please adaress a note to P. BOWE, Box No. 23, Star office, for two days. it* MARRIED, On the 27th instent, at 8t. Matthew’s Church, by the Rev. Father White. Mr W. H. FANNING to Miss MARGARBT F, NLOHOLSUN, both of this city, {City papers p DIEB, On the 25th, MARGARLT REBECCA BRIAN, ed 6 months, youngest daughter of Justina and Wiliam Brian. Her funeral will take place on Wednesday, threo o'clock, from Benjamin Mvertt’s, on 23d street, between K and 1. ia July 23th, MARY JENNETT, daughter of B. L, and L. K. Nevins, aged 1) wonthe, ia eR EE PIC NICS, &c. EMEMBER THE HEUO OF ANTIETAM! The McCLELLAN FRIKNDSHIP AS800IA- TION beg leave to inform the:r friends and the public in general that taey int: nd giving their second GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVENING PIC-NIO At SEVENTH STRERT PARK (north,) On THURSDAY, July sit, 1863. 3€ CO} Committee of Arrangements. Geo.qvaiker, Alfred Zimmertanu, Henry Taylor, ‘owler, Si Wm. Minger. The strictest order will be praserved. By order of the President, yILLIAM MINK. JNO. B. RAMSAY, Sec'y. ; If the weather proves unfavorable it will be post- poned until further notice, jy 4 4t* FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo. SALE—A SUTLER’S STORE, with stock. &c.. located near a camp, and doirg a good business. mull pertieciars given by calling o Mr. «3 BAKER, office vening Star. TS LET—A DWELLING HOUSE and FURNI- TUBE. on M street north, between {2th ani 13th, containing five rooma ‘erms $35 dollara permonth, For particulars inquire at the prem ises, No. 463 Mat. Beterence required. jy 23-2t" 0 LET—In a private family, a large. front, neatly furnished ROOM suitable fora small family or for thres or four gentiemen who wish to board together, Inquire at 34% @ at” bet iith and 12th sta. Terms with board moderate 1t* {OR SALE.—The lease and good will of a large STOKE on Penn, avenue, ina good lozation, well arranged fora Sutier store or a restaurant, which it is now used for. Rent ver: low. For further verueniars address C, M, T., Star Ollice, ba La F42ss, &c., FOR SALE —A first class FARM of 458 acres, on the Patuxent river, with all necessary buildings. : Aiso, one in Prince George’s co., half a milefrom Alexancria Ferry, of 39) acres, well improved with buildings. etc. Also, a sew COTTAGE BUILDING, two squares north ¢f the Oapitel ; and several other dwellings in this city ; and 3 numer of good building Lots. For particulars inquire of JAMES F. HALIDAY, Real katate Broker. 515 Eleventh street jy 28-6t* {Intel & Con. Union | 20 000 LADIES WANTED — At 381 F 9 street, between 8th and 9th We stamp Flannel, Velvet, Silk. Muslin mbrick, d Linen ; alee, Cloaks, Capes, Sacques, Josies” Slippers, Yokes, and Bands. New patterns received daily. Choaprst place in town Five hundred new Braiding Patterns just received. Work done while you wait. jv 23-Im SMALL HOUSE WANTED—Will buy furniture +) if required and reasonable. Address J. C.. Star office stating price, reptand location. sy273t" WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good BREAD BAKER, Apply at the cor of B and lth ats. _S¥ 27-2t* NO#RR & BRO. Vv ANTED—BOARD in a private family for a gentleman and his wife. Address Box No, 757. ity Post Office. iy 27-3t* WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A WOMAN to go Vin the country to cook, wash aod iron. Is. quire at No. 323 Ost north, 6th and 7th jy¥27lw* ANTED TO RENT—An unfurnished HOUSE, in Ficat Ward preferred, now or before the lst of December, Best references, Addr ssJ.D., Box 34. jy 27 im* A WELL EDUCaTED GERMAN LADY 21. wishes to take a situation as housekeeper and seamstress. Call at Kagle Restaurant, No. 171 Pa. avenue, bet 17th and 18th sta. dy 27-2t* 'OOKS WANTED.--Wanted, two good Rastaa- rant Cooks (white or colored) and one Washer dIroner. Apply at MBS. RUSSELL’S Restaur- ant, 277 Pa. av., bet. 10th and Ilth sta jy 27 iw BOY, 16 to 18 years of age, ANTED—A BOY, from to learn the confectionery business; German preferred. Apply at +08. SHAPFIELD's Con- fectionery, Sixth at , bet.Gand H sts, jy 27-31" STORE WANTED—A small STORE with 2 or +S 3 rooms; will buy farnitare and fixtures if re- quired and reasonabie, Address J. C., Stat office, stating price, rent and location. dy 27-3t* W ANTED—A COOK who understands cooking in a restaurant, must come weil recormend- ed. Tosucha person the highest wager will be paid and steady employment, Inquire at 179 Pa, avenue. iv 2 2t* GOVFBNMENT HOSPITAL YOK THE INSANE BON THK ANACOSTIA H1GiHTS — Wanted. twe BRICK-MOULDERS and two ObF-buAK: ERS. Apply at the Hospital. (Chron. & Kepb. jy 27-2t V JANTED—A SITUATAON as teachsr, in a family or school, by a lady of suveral year’s experience, capable of teaching tne usual English branches ard elementary music. Reference given if required. Address 8.M., Georgetown, D.C. | jy 7-5t® WV ANTED_ Several industrious MBN, to waom | constant employment and good wages will be given. Apply at the office of the Sunday T mes, 335 Dst.,nea 10th; also a BOY wauted. jy25 4t* ANTED—For a family of three persons, a cemfortable HOUSE, containing about eight rooms, convenient to one of the markets; rent moderate. Address P, O, Box 409, naming Joca- tion and pri ‘. jy 2-iw™ A DY, WHO HAS CFRTIFICATES OF | scHolarship, desires a Situation as “private | secretary’ or seribe for a gentleman. Her referees are gentlemen eccupying high literary positions. Address Mins A. B.C., Star office. Sy 25-1w™ UBNISHED BOOMS TO KBNT. Inquire, southeast corner Sth and K. jy 27 1w* pecan”, ROOMS TO RENT AT No, 411 13th street. between @ and H. Aiso, Carriage House and Stable. jy & 2w* OQ SN ASR AND UNFURNISHED R90M8 TO let at 318 north B street, Capitol Hill, bet. New Jorsey avenue aud Ist at. east. dy 47-2" FoR SALE A BRICK MOUSE. containing six Rooms and out cellar, on Ith street, between O and P streets, No. 242. For references enquire on 22d street. between G and H, No, 226 jy 27 4c" PCRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with or without Board Also. » few table Boarders taken, at No. 319 G at., bet. 12th and 13th. by 27 Foe KENT—A FRAME HOUSE with five rooms aod some furniture for sale. The house will hot be rented unlens the furniture issold. Inquire corner Ist and B streets west. dy 27-26" Fo SALE—A well-established RESTAURANT with eating room attached; doing a good cash business. The abeve wiil be sold cheap, as the owner cannot attend toit. Inquire on the prem- ises, No 406 Seventh street, between ani H, Empire Suloon _ Sy 27 3t* YO LET,—The subscriber having rented that bandtomely furnisbed Dwelling House on @ street near 19th, No 153, recently occupied by Gen. Cadwalader will lst a suit of Parlors, with use of new Grand-action, Piano ; baths hot and cold, and gas. Clerks from the Departments; Army and Nrvy officers and etrangers visiting the city can be accommodated with Keoms. To let.— The first floor parlor oflice to a Paymaster or others, with room adjoining if desired, jy 27-1m* OR SALK—A good BAKERY, on the Island, Apply, No. 190.43; street. between Band B ats’ Asian [yy 26 4t” MBS. A. HEBERMEL, Fe RENT—A fine STORE on S-venth street, one of the best locations in Washington for guy business, °. Apply at the Gofling Restaurant, 247 Penn. ave, bet. Isthand 14th sts jy253t LEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS for rent, on first floor, at No. 3 Franklin Place, (I street, between 13th and 14th,) opposite Frank- lim bquare; the «ost desirable situation in the city. First-class board can be obtained next door, Refe ired. dy 25 lw™ ARM AND COUNTY RESIDENOE FORBALE, situated within twenty-five minutes drive 0: asbington city; at all seas ms an uncommonly healthy location, with a commandingwiew of the rf the city, and surrounding country and far down the Potomac. It contains over fifty (50) acres of the very best land in the highest si cultivation, wit 4 not one rod of waste or peor e allarich vegetable garden, and can produce all the Hay and green feed fora dairy of one hundred ga) Cows ; it bundsntly supplied with never iling water on it: and several beautiful com. mand{ng views aud sites for building lots, It will be told together as a whole or divided into lots. dress Box 78% Post Office, when an interview may be bad. and the place seen dy 25-20" FS SALE—tae LEASE, FURNITURE, and FIXTUBES of the 8t Louis Hotel on Chestnut street, between Third and Fourth rtreets. Phila- delphia, This house will accommodate shout 225 persous, has been recently putin most complete °o roughout ; beds, bedding and furniture al entirely new. The bar and dining room aré doing @ very extensive business. The house is well Ailed with permanent boarders, and has. a good transient trade, principally Now York, Balti- more, Washington, and United States Navy custom. Avis twill s satisfy thet this ise, good investment. and w: sold at a bargain. ress Box 2,094 Post Office, Philadelphia. jv 24 iw ‘OK SALE—The GUOD-WILL and FIXTURES ofa well-kept Restaurant and Billiard Table. Direct No. 546 Penn. avenue. Sy 23-20* OB RENT—Threo first class, elegantly FUB- F Wiatlto ROOMS, on secon’ feet ey es 43 st.. opposite Dr. Sunderland’s Church, jy 22-68 a | destercety ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN only at 264 F street, between 13th and 14th. ‘This location is the best in the city, and near Wil- lardm’ and the House. The house newly furnisbed, papsred and painted. jy 2i-1m* RICK DWELLING, 537 H STREER, BE- tween 6th and 7th streets west, lv rooma one & saloon parlor, 6 chambers, for sale, with immedi- ate possession, Persona wisbin; a residence will do wellto call early, as it will besold. Also, improved and unimproved property in squares 454, 818, 650, 825, 880, 971, and square D, B, MILBUBN, jy 20-1m* 524 Lat, north or OB vail, SPLENDID BUSINESS FOR SALE—ONE of the finest Livery Stables in town, and in one of the best locations, together with » full stock Horsea, cone or. Buggies and ev. FY PU taining to the ness. Kor partic: aulre st the Star office of 0. B. DARME. FINE GARDEN FABM B SALE. Praha ds te oe dee s ol vieaced with a flourishing o of vegetation, we! ~ requisite out }, two yomps of excehient tar j end will be sold cheap ir Ss he ’ z San ECR enth ced Sy 17-tf Dealer, corner tenes eh ie ton is one of eel gh tiinee ints tee TE BXOIT: EM et tog eter, shotse Eeported lar ma o_ 279% PB Kir! otal, Scoala Miss LUCY RANDOLPH, I ABNESE ANB SADDLE HAN: WANTED— Two good sacness makers and ove tarde saddle hand. Appiy to W. 8 JUHNSTON, No, 373 Pean, avenue, between 434 and Ce ata 2 Nationa! Hotel. ANTED—PHONOGRAPHIC REPORT SRS. Iwish to ergage immediately the services of a Phonegraphic Reporter one hour daily for threa months Applicavts please state taeir capability, etd) and present business arrang: manta, | and where I can have an interview any evening during the nextten days Address, through the Post Office, J. WHATNSY SHBRWOOD, Washing- | ton. D C. Jy 24-lw* | | land records, &¢..1 —+ ey ZHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MOHEOW So +g BY J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. JERY VALUAE he. y ‘pe ALU LE BUILDING LOT FRONT. On TUxRDAY RISER UEOe™ AUCTION SALES FUTURE Days. B. LEWIS & OO , Auctioncers, RE 437 B3DaY, By WM. CoxTING + 7th at, velock. on the prataives. wo auall sel, Lat seen be idscn’s sub iviston of Seuate No. zis, 17 Givsed without remtes eee” oh Mogechusotte venge and north Mf street WM. B. LEWI8 & 00., Aucta. containing 5.538 square foots nen strents wes by WML. WALL & 00. ai me The location of this lot is admirably adapted for | SOW AND 11 SHOATS AT AUCTION —On Taeae open space or theee sider ae tee ghACiRE® | we vil acl, Af Tee Woot iaats neh ehee cee, re ia} we ne! Siephaeete, | Ticrmaueme an: rms of psy men’ A 1 wand I joata. jyt-d “71'S. C MeQUIRE & COn ducts, | _sy'28 WM. L. WALL & 00 . Aneta, By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, - (TREETBE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Propkety Near tig Svirasomian Instito- | TION.—On TUESDAY, the 2th day of jaly, A. D. Pp. m. 1863, in front of the premises, at 6 0’cloc! - by virtue of a deed of trust to the -ubscriber bear: ba ees the 12th day of October, 1859, and recorded an Liber J, A. 8.,.No. 31, folios 195, ete , onc of the shell offer for sale at pudlic wing improved property, to- wit: Part of Lot numbered five. (5,) in Square numbered three hundred and twenty-five. (325,) of the pian of the city ot Washington, the said part fronting nine- teen (19) feet six (G) inches on 12th st. west, and ex- tending back one hundred (190) feet, with the free use of an alley three (3) feet wide and running back ou the south line of said part of Jot, (reference be- ing bad to prior deaas fora more particular de- scription will appear,) with the improvementa thereon, consisting of a neat and conrfortable two- story and attic frame house. with back building. if This property is located on 12th street west, be- iween & and O streets south, in the immediate vi- cipity of the Smithsonian Institution, and is one of the most desirable residences inthecity. The neighborhood is healthy, with good water con- venient. Terms of sale: One-half cash; the residue in § and 12 menths, the purchaser ng his notes for thé deterred payments, hearins interest from the day of sale, and properiy secured. A deca given and a deed of transi taken, If the terms of sale are not complied with within three days from the day of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser All conyeyancing at the cost of the purcifaser, LLOYD, Trustee. Je 77 2awlm&ds yo Ane: A W.L. WALL & ©0., Aucts. SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OF FICE Corner Bizhteenth and G& streets, 4 Washingion D.C, July 23d, 1853 Will be sold at public auction,on WEDNESDA Y, July 29. 1863, at the Quartermaster’s Warehouse. on New York «nue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streeis— Ten tons of Rags, more or less. Terms cara, . E. CAMP, jy 4 Capt. and A. Q. M.. 0.8. AL by GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anctioneera, Hoe 8EsOLp AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO ForTE, &C., AT AUCTION. —On WEDNESDAY.» 29th iostant, we shall sell the residence of Green, No. 4.0 D street near Seventh. at 10 0’clock A. M., an excellent assort- ment of furviture viz: Excellent Bosewood Piano Ferte.7 octaves, made by Knabe & Gaehle ; also, Stoo! and Cover Mahogany Sofas, Lounger, Rocking and Parlor Obairs Do : Dressing and other Bureaus, and What- no Marble-top Centre, Side, and other Tables eae Do Reookease, Writing Desk, and Hat Trea Wararober, Wash Closets Stands, and Toilet Setts steads Very Baperior Hair and ot her Mattraases A large lot of Brusseis and other Carpets Oi cloth and Matting, Arm. Gane. and other Chairs Very Superior Mantle Clock and Giit-frame Mirror Crockery and (iassware, plated Oastors, Spoons, ‘orks Chandeliers and Gas Burners Cocking, Radiator , Air-tight, and other Stores With an excellent assortment of Kitchen Reqni- sites. and many other articies which we may deem it unnecessary to enumerate, Terms cash. Jy 24-eotd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By J.C MoGUIRK & CO. Auctioneers. EREMPTORY SALE OP BEAUTIFUL BUILD- 1nG Lot oN New Youre avencr, Near Forr- TRKENTA kext —On WEDNESDaY aFTER- NOON, Jaly 2th, at 6 o’clock, on the premises, we sball sell Lot No, ', in Davidson's Subdivision of square No. 252, fronting 25 feeton New York ave., (south side, near 1sth street,) and running back abont 9% feet to a 2) foot paved alley, and contain- ing 2,552 square feet of ground. The position of the Lot and the character of the imprevements in the vicinity renders it a very de- sirable site for a private residence, Title perfect. — r Terms: One-third cash; the remainderin 6 and 12 rontes, with interest, recured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyances at cost of purchaser. jy 3 J. McG & CO., Aucts. SALE OF CORD 00D. y order of the \) Crpban’s Court, there be sola at Public Auction, for cash, s¢veral hundred cords of Wood, mostly Oak, at Vierbuchen’s Farm, in Prince | George co.. Maryland, 2 miles beyond Soldiers’ Heme. and belonging to the estate of the late John Vierbuchen, deceased. The sale will take place on EDNESDAY, July 9th, at3 o'clock p.m i 1 SOPHIA VIERBUOHEN, jy 2-1W* +) Administratrix, LOST AND FOUND. J 085,08, Friday evening last, the 2tth instant, 4a SMALL SAY MAKE; white spots on her righteide; about! yearsoid. Five dollars rowacd willbe pald if returned to JOHN A NAWMAN, 521 New Jersey ave , bet. MandNasuth $233" RESPECTABLE GIRL, JUST DISKENGAG ed, wishes a Situation in a private family as | chambermaid or dining-room servant. Best city | Peferenss. Address for two days M. A., Star of- ce. av I OST —On Saturday, the 25th instant, a YU RSE 4 containing $82 and some small change. It was Jostat the water pump on 27th st , between I and 2v reward will bs paid for the return of it to Bo 62 7th st , bet. land K. it* Walnutand Marble Jenuy Lind and other Sed. | 0% SALE—Will be sold, on FRIDAY, the 3ist inst , at the Ponnd, on N and ‘; streets, eizht HOGS, taken up as estrays. Sale at5 pm jy -st* = JOHN TOOMRS OFHSE OF THE COMMISSARY OF SUB SISTENCE, ALeXxanpnia, July 27, 1363 — st public auction. on THURsDaY, a past ten 07 the wharf foot of De eet COE 8. ae Beventy tons of CONDEMNED HAY, more or less eems sons ai ed ay removed immediately after % THOMAS WILAON _dy 2-3t Capt and 0.8.,U.8, EPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING AN Ez ) PAGE. Wasuincton Oirr. D. 2 xeeee PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED GOVERN. MENT STORES Will be sold at Auction: 17th strect rear H street, on 3863, at Wo'clock. a. om.. a Gsmpand Ganiagn > juipage, tere for service, ‘onristi g im part of ‘‘rowsers, Coats, Jactetx B arkets, Bot tacks, Knapsacks, Haversacks.Oanc® teens, Mess Pans, Kettl s, Shovels. Picks, Tents, Feasts; ee Drums &c, &c. Lotof old Iren. lot of old Rope, and several tons of Tent cuttings, Terms cash, in Government funds. DANIEL G@ THOMAS, jy 28-td M.8.K,U. 8. Army, By JAS. 0. McGUIRE & 00.. Aactioncers. URNiTCRE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS _ AT Punic AvctiON. —On THURSDAY MORN ING. July goth, at 0,e’clock. we will sell the tere and Miectsin house No.486 12 between KE and F, comprising— Bo SCO TERS. Mar bie-top Centre Tabla Mehogany Hocker and Side Chairs Mshoganw Marble ton Dressing Bureaus Gilt Freme Mirrors, Card Tables Painted Cot'age Setta. Tron Bedsteads . Cottage Bedsteads, Hair and Husk Mattrasses Feather Bol.ters and Pillowa | Pine Wardrobes, Washstands, Tables Oak Dining Chairs, Buff Shades Ingrsin and Brussels Carpets Straw zeriing.¢ Cloth at the Warehonse, MONDAY. Aucasi sa large lot of Giothing! Refrigerator. tor, Cook Stove | Together with a genoral assortMent of Kitshen Utensils Terms cash, | jv m-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO. By J.©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ! EsIKRAi LE KRICK DWELLING HOUSE WITH LARGER GkOUNDS NEAR THE CiRci.y —On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Aueast Ist, at +4 o’clock,on the yrsimines, by virtne of a deed of trust, we shall sella large Bric« Dwelling House on K street. between 2sth and 25th streeta west, with the grounds, which front 93 feet 6 incne+on K streetand run back 12 feet Il inches to a wide publicalley. i Terms: Gne naif cash; the remainder in six and twelve months with interest, secured by adeed of | trust on the premises. | jy a-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, By W. L, WALL & CO., Aactioncere, | 8. MARSHAL’S SALE OF PRIZE G Je WRI NOK 2 32. poens In virtge of writs issued from the Clerk's office 03 the Supreme Voart of the District of Uolumbia peer District Court for said District, 1 will reli at Public Auction, for cash,on FRIDAY. tre Bist inst., 1863 cony cing atlla’cleck,at Win Wa! Co.'s Bazaar, No. 98 south sidy of Louisiana avenue, between %tn and lith streets, the following Goods and Caattela,to wit: °° *** 19 bbis Whisk+y 24 bbls, Alcohol 99 kegs cf Soda and Copperas. WARD H. LaMON, U, 8. Marshal. jy Fd&ds WML. WALL & CO.. Aucts (Chronicle. | A SISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICK, corner G and Twenty-second streets, Washing’ ton, D. O,. July 24, 1843.—Public sales of condemned annagis will take place at the Corral, near the Ub- fervatory im this city on the second and fourth WEDNESDAYS. 12th and 26th of August. 1863 The property is condemned as unfit for public service. Sale to commence at ten o’elock a.m.,and be continned from day to aay until the number on hand shall be sold. Terms cash, in Government funds 4 C. H. TOMPKINS, ty 27-4 Captain, A. Q.M,U.8. Army. By WM. L. WALL & OO.. Anctioneers, TNITED STATES MARSHAL’S BA PRIZE GOODS one oF In virtue of decrees issued from the clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding a District Qourt, I will sel), at pablic sale, for cas, at the au@fion store of Win. b, Wall &: Co.,on Penn. avenue and 9th street on PRI Day, the 3ist day of July instant, 1863, commencing at 18 aucloee &®. m., the following goods and chattels, to-wit: ld ancks Salt. Large lot Sails for vessels, Large lot Shoe Thread, net er abhi a8h Large lot Boots and Shoes, Lot Whisky, , Lot Boop Skirts, Large lot Woolen Cards, Let Candles, Large lot Medicines, 3Shbot Gun 8. WARD H. LAMON,U_8. Marshal D.C. jy 35d [Chron,] WM. L. WALL & G0.. Aucts, WwW ANTED—Two good IRON BRS at the Nation- al Steam Laundry, Penn. avenue, spposite Grover’s Theater; good wager, board and constant employment given, and none need apply unless they me worked in hotel or pubtic laundries, 7 *OUND—On Friday morning, in the neighbor- hood of 19th and F streets, a Letter ¢f Kecom- mendation and s Private’s Discharge. The above can be bad by calling at TURNER'S Stable. on lith street, between G and H. orto W. CROUNER, Hack No. 6™, Willarda’ Hotel Stand. 1t* » JAS, F. HOTCHKISS, Prop, W ANTED—A DRUG CLERK who understands the prescription business. Address Box 72% Georgetown Port Office. jy 4 2w* J BRUCE & €0. want all to know tnat they can + buy better Clothing, at lower prices, at 464 Seventh street, than elsewhere. jy M-tr WATE iverybody to know that they can buy th Clothing at reduced prices at SMITH’S, 460 Seventh street, opposite the City Post Office, jy M4-tr V D.—19,000 MEN AND BOYS to call at MITH & BBALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh street, just below the Northern Market. jy 14-tr ya IMMEDIATELY —Twenty GAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid te good workmen, and none others will be accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street, Lieut, Col. B. M. GREENS. hief Quartermaster, &5 REWARD.—Lost. on the 2th of July. eed Provost Marsal Detective BADGH, No. 0. The above reward will be paid to any person fiad- ing the same and leaving it at Col. Baker's office, No. 217 Penn. ave., 50 that I can get it again. Sy 38 3t™ JH. it STRAYED OR 8TOLEN—From the aubse: ) ope BAY HORSE, din both eyes; and ons GREY MARK; very thin: about 1¢ years old. A libera’ reward will be paid if returned to 616 Ninth street, Isiaud. ber, dy 28-3t* R. CO. BUTLER. ULY 27TH—A STRAY WHI%H BUFFALO Cow, with red cars and acalf,on my pre: 8. The owner please come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take her away, 8. McARDLE. jy 28 3t* First d, bet. 2ith and 25th a! 7] AKEN UP AS ESTRAYS.—Two COWS, one dry and in good condition, and probably is with ealf; the other a small red and white baffale. my 25-tt Department of Washireton. TED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE wan error. Carpets. eekh wering and rnishing 18 of every dencri . eet *R. BUOHLY, 428 7th st, mar 30-tf bet. @ and H. east side BOARDING. Fo RENT — Delightful APARTMENTS, en suite, om the firstgioor. Private table if de- sired. Apoly at 49, ‘a street, between H ani, north of Pa, avenu: iy 23-4t* A FEW GENTLEMEN WITH THEIR WIVES, or singie gentlemen, cen be accommodated with good Board on reasonable terms. Apply to Mr.N.H. ue &, Employment Agent, saree atre ST ARR a Grae Ss ith Beard ma: y applying ai No, 339 F at. between oth and lth. HES OABD.—(entlemen can be acommodated with pleasant Rooma, lighted with gas, and Board, with use of parlor, at 496 12th atreet, between @ and H. dy 27-3 7 BNTLEMEN CAN 8B ACCOMMO- A Miata Geith aoe chess Board in leasant lo ¢ation in Georgetown; the house is new and sup- Bad is within 's few minute walk of the city sail” Ww minw' ewi way. Apply at No. 212 Bridge st. Jy f1-20" SANT ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOARD I Bernt Deaiapoe moderate terms, at 510 Mass, avenue. Sy 25-3t* HE VERY BEST OF TABLE BOARD OAN BE obtained at 459 loth street. epposite Ford’s Lehto rt 4 tthe low price af oar wpe per ‘week, Beco! jatio: first Apply immediately S7 2% 3t 100) ARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS CaN De obtatned at 415 Tenth st., bet. Gand H streets. Sy 24-1w* PBzBoNs DESIRING BOARD MAY FiND ALL the comforts of an e! t home, at moderate Fates, by applying at 426 corner of F, three squares west of the War and Navy Dapart: @ pleas: and healthiest = of the finest views in the city. A the none and hot and CI -roem and gasin every room if |. Table, first-ciass. Table board- a ciakeat gm por month, with the uso of par- fore. musics &e. jv 2 ow* . an be accommodated with eiraeaane bases age Wi Gatreck “holerence oxebauged Sy 3-1W ROQMS AT 51 PENNBYL- and bath-room om reasonable terme. jy lun" = . well - od beauti- Bon, irtaateioh Opi Hill isnow rosdy for temen and their wives or sii le Sey eee Satan a atom, (CURES Fou THA DAF ana tngeoe, tad negra ak givirg but little milk; with white face and flank : one ear has a siit, the othera round hole. The owners are requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take them away. G¥ORGE PHILLIPSON, fy 28-20" th st, east. between G and I. @TRAYED.—Came to the premises, +29 Penn. WO ave. between 3d and 4}, st.on Friday last, a small Bay MARE, without bridle, sa.dle, &c., which the owner is requested to call for herim- mediately. . Sy 27-3t* O8T—On the 2th inst.. in the neighborhood of lth and the avenue, two DEEDS of property, on cue was endorsed the name of Ool. Thoup:on, A liberal reward will be given if returned to Mr. McDevitt rocery store, cor, 10th and tha ave, or to the Star Office, J¥ 25-30": REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, yesterda: $10 sticracon” s HOBSMS andl Maes one grey Horse, one black Horse, bay Horse, and one sorrel Mare. The above r rd will be given if returned to W. JUDIN, Ost, bet. north Oa; re tol and Ist st. east. dy 25 3t Ts Up KSTRAY.—On the 23d inst., on New York avenue, an Iron Grey MaRB, having on a military saddle, which the owner can procaze by applying at No. 367 New York avenue, ing charges and provin, re, Wes DWARD RAIN BY. Washington, i be 5 Uv ASTRAY—At Cliffburn. of July,a red buffalo COW, with w face; white hind teet; white tail; white flank, and ear marks; has a calf’ eleven days old. On thelsth & Gark-brindle batiaio VOW, with ear marks; hasa calf tive daysold. The owner or owners will prove reper jy charges and take them away wen angas LOROSS. PERSONAL. MADAME BOSS, Docer: et Re tale born with 4 natural ft. jhe tells the and fature—never known to fail. Cc aes speed ages ; brings together those 3 om a: . Business il diseases. Pe Meat te ‘No. 333 G's north, corner ifs street west, three squares tse Patent Theccly reon that can show usbani in reality, Gadies @ conte; Gentlemen Sl. jy lst ae 1— PI. a Da. wis¥tkips. ‘ABLE PILLB are war) 4 CERTAIN CUKE FOR FISTULA, BLIND OB BLEEDING PILES. We would caution all who are ites of this dis- easing complaint to svoid use of external ap- Hilentigue 2 thay ont ag in sesravating the Dr, Wi uaek Pilis i inst coven yoors , and inno instance ae en yea! Ra gar Sy 94 3m : 452 x gal nies abiding a! BLACK Twat Fifty chests choice ty U, fy te corner Vermont avo azid 1sth st. EN, CULL! On ‘ARY 3B! as, 0 Dei, “getter mera eae de Genie: Paris, Seben son By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, RUSTKES’ BALE OF VALUABLE REAL BS- TATE IN WASHINGTON Oity._On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, August 5th, at6 o'clock, on the premises. by virtue of a deed of trast, beari: date on the 2d day of June, iss), and recorded, among the land records of Washington city, in District of Columbia, in Liber J. A 8., No.'199, folios 414, et seq.. we shall sell, at public ‘auction, to the highest bidder, al! that certain lot or pareet cf ground. in the City of Washington, knowa and designated alot number six (6), in Dyer’s aubdi- vinios of square number nine hundred and fifteen (915), improved by a frame dwelling house, Terme : One-third cash to be paid at the time of sai; and the remainder in equal payments at six apd twelve months from the day of sale, with interest; the deferred payments to be sacured by a deed of truston the property. And if the terms are not fully complied with within five days frem the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to rerel! the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser, on one week's notice in the Washington Sar. All conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser, if ERA8MUS J. MIDDLETON, H. 0. SPALDING, Trustees of Phenix Building Assciation. Sy S-eokde J.C. McGUIRE & CO,. Aucta. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers IBUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUBLE BUILD mG Lots 1s Printing Orrick SQuARB.—Om FRIDAY, August 7th, at6 o'clock, on the prem- ises, by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated ‘May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J° A. 8, No. 138, folios $49 et seq., one of the land recérds for Washington county,'D. C., I shell seit Lets Nos. 7, 8, 9, 19. 20, 21,22 23. 35 and 35, in James C. McGuire's subdivision of Square 624; Eronteke each 24 feet on North @ street. between Fil street west and North Capitol street, and run- ning back to a 30 foot alley. : Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in6 and 42 months interest, seoured by deed of trust on the prem All conveyan: ! s B7"If desired, these Lots will be subdivided into 8 at the cost of purchasers. t he Tots of 6 feet front ey 3. FISHER, Trustee, Sy W7 tawkda = =6J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, "TRUSTER's SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS I Printing Orrier Bquase._On FRIDAY, August eer at 532 e’clock, on the premises, virtue ofa deed of trust te the subscriber, dat May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8. No. 137. folios 61 et seq . one of the land records tor Warkington county, D.C. I shall sell Lots No f8and s3.in James ©. McGuire’ bd: Square numbered 2, each fron’ street, near the Government inting Office, re running back 175 feet 3 inchesrto a3 foot ley. These Lots are & pavement laid and trees pleases in front, are very desirable locations Reema: One third in cash, the remsinder iné e: =f a and 13 menths, with interest, secured br a deed of Saft cciel Stastny te be chaser maton BIS jy 7-tawkds HIDES—HIDEs. . area Rag eer tis Goreramen Beet on hand at the ef ‘Terme cash im Treasury notes, to be ‘the EB (Ohron.} Lt, Ool.and 8" . AND males ORNAMENTAL SAINT ERS =H Untorslgned ‘would respectfnaly | inform the zoos Srancher of Paintizg in the, ‘very best man- f the above, branch in this city, We seslvens mane But the nal reaberinia' oe sees tion to Da thoes who wey ena us. terms No 300 D street, bet. 290m: jy 17-1m" YON, Isth ate. rth ade, Jeo. tAugi* Tus Bubseriban) nts forsale shot 1.208 feetot NORWAY JOI6T, from 1643 eae 172m" we.971 wot