Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1863, Page 3

») é LOCAL NEWS. A QUERY,— Editor Star :—I see by thismorn- | GEORGETOWN CO. ORATION LAWS+ WANTS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ‘WASHINGTON THEATER.—The management ‘at this resort present to-night, in connection | with Jane English’s company, a new attraction in the person of Marietta Ravel, the celebrated dansuese, who has created such a sensation throughout the world. Phe new trick panto- mime, “Golden Egg,” will be performed for the first time. Rosita, Augusta, Caron, &c., appear. OCANTEREURY.—Apart from the concert hall entertainment always given at this popular lace of amusement, the nautical drama, “The flcating Beacon of Death,” has proved im- mensely attractive. Miss Eva Brent continues | to please with her melody, and the enchanting new ballet, -« Heather Blossoms,” will be per- formed to-night. Vanietigs.—Agnes Sutherland, Jim Bud- ‘worth, Emma Marsb, Milly Bertha and a large number of other performers appear to-vight in @ varied bill of song, dance and Ethiopian ec- centricity. Fair inducements are offered all to visit this resort, in the shape of a fine per- formance by excellent artists. See ANNIVERSARY CELELGRATION OF THE WASH- | INGTON AND GEORGETOWN Rat_roap.—The first anniversary of the opening of the Wash- ington and Georgetown City Passenger Rail- way Company, was celebrated last night by the employees of the road’ who procured the servicesot the Marine Band, and in omnibuses, each drawn by four horses, proceeded to the residences of the officers of the road and ten- dered them serenades. The first place visited was the residence of George 8. Gideon, Esq., the popular President of the road, who, after the band had played one or two favorite airs, addressed those as- sembled as tollows: Gentlemen: I am gr&tified to meet you here thiseyening, and thank you for this friendly call. We are here to celebrate the first anni- versary of the opening of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad. This day one yearago, as many of you will remember, we assembled on Fifteenth street, in front of the State De- partment, to commence the running of the cars in the streets of Washington. On that day—as Mr. Haggerty, whom I see before me, will doubuess recollect—we started nine cars—the first one of which Mr. DeSilver (still in the service of the company) conducted and'‘ran to the Capitol. This was the beginning of street railroading in this city. ce then our road has been extended until it now embraces | eighteen miles of track, affording accommoda- tion to the people of the District of Columbia never befere enjoyed by them. The enterprise has been a success, and for this, gentlemen, we are, to a greatextent, im- | debted to you. Although the public do daily complain of many of you, yet I know yeur trials and difficulties, andam willing to give you the credit to which I think you are justly entitled. Of the nine gentlemen who ran the first cars in the streets of this city, five are yet in the employ of the company, and, I am happy to suy, perform their duties satisfactorily. Gentlemen, you certainly do not expect me at this late hour to make any extended remarks. I thank you for this compliment to the com- pany and to myself, and trust we all may live to celebrate many anniversaries of the opening of the Washington and Géorgetown Railroad. After three hearty cheers for the President of the road, the party proceeded to call upon Mr. Hi. C. Fahnestock, the efficient Treasurer of the company. Mr. F. alsoappropristely acknowledged the compliment, and the party then visited the residence of Mr. John R. Sayres, Superintend- ent of the road, and from thence to George- town, to the residence of J. Carter Marbury, one of the Directors of the company, who | om the Home Guard list. acknowledged the complimentin a handsome: manner. ———— eS THE DEPARTURE OP THE PICKPOCKETS, &C. Yesterday afternoon the pickpockets, vagrants, «&c., who were paraded through the streets, ‘weremarched to the depot just before the train left, and paraded alongside of the train, and @s soon as the large number of soldiers who were at the Soldiers’ Rest caught a glimpse ot them, they were groaned and hootedat yocifer- ously. One of the soldiers recognised among them one who had once robbed him, and just as the train moved off he thrust his fist in the window and gave Mr. Picka powerful blow Asa slight testimonial of his regard. Some of the soldiers were very indignant against them, ‘nd one officer in particular cursed them in good round style, when one of the roguessung eut, “ Never ming, you s—n of a b—h, many a pocket you’ye helped to pick with me.” “As soon as the train moved off the soldiers méck- ingly cheered them, and several of the rogues ina very dignified manner bowed their ac- knowledgments to the supposed compliment. eS ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISONERS.—The fol- lowing rebel prisoners reached this city yes- terday, haying been sent by Lieut. Mix, pro- ‘vost marshal of the First cavalry division. ‘They were committed to the Old Capitol prison by order of Capt. Todd:—Thos. H. Ba! Co. ©, 3d Ark.; John Edward, Co. J. James Ford, 38th battery Va. art.: roe, Co. H, 6th Va. cay.; Thomas F. Moore, Uo. B, 35th La.; John Mahoney, Co. B, ist Va. cay.; Zadae E, Moore, Co.I, 1th Ga.; Jas. Lough- bridge, Ce. C, 11th Ga.; Thomas J. Walters, Co. k, llth Va, cay. The followimg named bushwhackers and suspicious characters also arrived, and were committed to the Old Capitol:—Benj'n Flynn, John F. Jones, Robert Lewis, Thoimas Mills, Charles Mills and E. Smith. gees Fourta Warp Station Cases.—Geo. W- Denmead, assault and battery; bail for court: Ann Hoiloran, indecent language; dismissed- Marg*t Denmead, do.; $1.55. Migh’l Connor, peddling unlicensed; $20.58. Jad, Dougherty, Protanity; dismissed. Jas. ShanBon, drunk; military. Dewitt Fowler, battery; dismissed. Harvey Lewis, Thomas Bowie, larceny; jail tor court. Henry Manchart, Chas. Hampe, drunk; military. Alfred Talton, disorderly; S155. Jos. T. Henry, drunk: $1.55. Hammon Lock, John Docgherty, John Bryan, sleeping in street; dismissed. Edw’d Ashley, drank; $1.58. pet ae Valuable Rear Estate OrpositE THE Patent Orrick vor SaLe.—We are request- ed to call attention to the sale of Richard H. Clark, trustee, J.C. McGuire & Co., auction- eers, advertised in another column The prop- erty consists of two well-built brick houses and is very desirably located on F street, be- tween Eighth and Ninth, in the square adjoin- ing the Post Office, and immediately opposite the Patent Office, which makes it valuable as residences or offices. We are also desired to say that the sale will be peremptory. i ee ARTILLERY REvIEW.—A review of all the Light Artillery now at Camp Barry, and under command of Lt. Col. Monroe, ist Rhode Island Artillery, will take place this evening at five o'clock, on the plain near the camp. The re- pe officer will be hikroais William '. Baryy, inspector general of artillery of the army Wine Potomac. Most of these batteries are veterans, haying been through many of the late great battles, and participated in the Pen- insula campaigns. —————— Nor in Sxssion. The court-martial of ‘which Major General Hitchcock is President is not holding daily sessions now, owing tothe fact that General S, A. Meredith, one of the members of the court, has been appointed agent for the exchange of bran in ade, of Colonel Ludlow. trial of Samuel White, detective, will be continued as soon as General Meredith's place is supplied. Ligvor Sgeiiers, Looxovt.—The Provost Marshal has determined upon 4 new panish- ment for the- parties guilty of selling liquor te soldiers—that is to have them confined in the Old = for60 days. Wm.H. Harrison and Lum Fearson, two saloon proprietors, were yesterday served in this manner after being ined $20 each by a magistrate under the law. i Pressinc Hogsaxs.—Officers of the Federal army are travelingShrough the State of Mary- Jand and impressing horses into service. Cer- tificates are given the owners of horses, and the prices range from $135 to $145. The payment of the certificates is conditioned on the un- doubted loyalty of the holder. epee INQUEST IN ALEXANDRIA.—Coroner Penn, of Alexandria, on Tuesday held an inquest upon the body of Elizabeth Cunningham, & young woman about twenty years of age, who arrived in that piace on Thursday last, and died on Sunday night. The jury found that deceased died natural causes. —>__— PaRDONED.—The President yesterday par- doned Amos Burden, who was convicted at the March term of the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Ohio, forforging a land warrant claim, and sentenced to imprisonment for the period of seven years. ae APppoinrsp A. Q. M:—Calvin Baker, brother of Coil. L.C. Baker, and for a long while con- nected with the detectives of the latter, has been .commissioned by the Govornment an Assistant Quartermaster, and been placed in eharge of all the horse corrals of the city. sna aera PReneriDiciTation.—There will be no ex- ‘Bibition this evening by Prof. Anderson, om ac- count of the pre-engagement of Odd Fellows’ Hall by other parties. To-morrow evening, however, the entertainments im magic will be resumed. Hous Gvapps.— The ployees of the Chronsele office have themselves intos “Home Guard” company, D. @. Forney ing’s Chronicle that 43individuals h ‘ve formed themselves intos “Home Guard” org tnization, stylipg themselves the “Chronicle (uards,” and rmmor says that they are to be exempt trom the draft. Itis stated that the company is made up of employees belonging to the Chronicle office, but a glance at the list of names would irdicate some mistake abou’ this matter. But if this organization is to be «x- «mpt from the draft I should like te know it as there are several large industrial est :biish menis in thie city aside from the newspap f OMccs, inst would pe giad\te put: the nadless —_—.—_ Szconp W Arp STATION Casee.—Ohas. Spen cer, fast driving; $5. Alex. Taylor, larceny; | bail for court. 8. K. Dilley, drunk; $1. J. W. | Hughes, assanit and battery; dismissed. John | Gilroy, disorderly; $2. Thos. Gilroy, do.; dis- | missed. John Grober, disorderly; $5. R. | Thompson, drank; $1.53. Chas. Munret, sus- | | picion; for hearing by the Superintendent. Liz- zie Buckley, drunk; $2. Jas. Smith and Geo. epee drunk and disorderly; S2each. Pat'k | Jones, disorderly; military. Jas. Cleary, su: Picion of attempt at robbery; sent to the Super. | intendent. Frank Warren, do.; do. Charles | Edwards, J. O'Neal and Jas. Baxter, assault | and battery: dismissed, Charles Edwards, J. | O'Neal and Jas. Baxter, disorderly; $5 each. igre ial Rosnrine A SoLpIeR.—Harvey Lewis (col- ored) was arrested yesterday for stetling a ten doll«r note from Daniel Stewart, a soldier. The soldier was in abouse in Bates’s Alley, ant wanting a little whisky, he gave Lewis a ten dollar note, and another soldier gave him a quarter. Lewis was pursued by the soldiers and arrested by a citizen, who soon after picked vp & pocket-book thrown away by Lewis. Lewis says that after he got the ten dollar note changed, Ben. Cooper, another colored indi- vidual, seized @ part of the change and ran off with it. Justice Giberson sent Lewis to jail for court. Part of the money was recovered. See ges ATTEMPTING TO ROB A SOLDIER.— Yesterday, Lieut. Brannin arrested Warren Martin, ot sth N. J., for attempting to roba soldier, and he was sent to to the Central Guardhouse parE REAL Estate Sates.—W. L. Wall & Uo sold yestereay lot 5, square 325, improved by two-story and altic {fame dwelling, near the Smithsonian, to Jobn Keating, for $1,400. ———— Revoval.—Dr Joyce has removed his office to 117 Pennsylvania avenue, second house below Mocre’s Drug store. ~ VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION!—For the derange- mentzof the system incidental to the change of ciet, Wounds Eruptiens, and the exposures which every Volunteer is J to, there are no remedins 80 tafe, convenient. and reliable as Helloway’s Pills and Ointment, 25 cts. per box. 209 oe CarD,—I would be pleased to call publicattention to the Gem Soda Fountsin, Havana Cizar and Newspaper Stand, Penn. avenue, No. 23), next door adjoining the Kirkwood Hotel, awaiting your patronage, Jy 21-10t* Warring PAPER for sale at the Star office coun- ter, at six cents per pound. jy 22 ee SaBRE OUTS, gunshot wounds, and all other kinds of wounds, also Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy, heal safely and quickly under the soothing influence of Holloway’s Ointment. It heals to the bons, so that the wound never opens a; Soldiers, sup- ply yourselves, Only 25 cents per Pot, 233 Sag ae WARRANTED 70 Cure IN SIX Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing. il cure Gomorrhaa in siz days. No change of diet required. Price $l per bottle. Sold by 8.0. Ford, cerner llth street and Pa, avenue Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja6-ly se Cane Miss Locy Ranpo.pa, Tae Wai. or THe Fi.ga-bcG,* LYON our remorseless foe, Lays us by the thousands, low: Touched by his magnetic dust, Though unwilling, die we must. Ifour power but matched our will, ‘We'd that insect murderer kill; For his Powder, sure as fate, Will our race, annibilate. Luyon’s Powder is harmless te mankind, but will kills all house insects, garden worms, vine- bugs,&c. Lyon’s Magnetic Pills are sure death toratsand mice. Sold everywhere. jy 21-2w = Dsnn1s 8. Barnes & Co., New York ae Corus and other disorders of the feet when ne- glected are injurious to the health. They unfit the civilian for business, and it is impossible for a sol- dier to march and fight with vimif the great sup- rt of his whole frame be ina disordered condi- ion. To all afflicted with Corns, Bunions or Nails growing in the tlesh, or other disorders of the feet we would recommend an early call at Dr. White’s office, No. 424 Penn. avenue, between Four-and-a- half and Sixth ats. iy 17 Palindrt ta pene cam BE eet Eand’s Is cures Spermaiorrhaa. Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power, ete., 4 fectual- iprviee eect are truly, magical, A teisl of the pecific, will convince the most skeptical of its mista aaies ar ston Bold by 8.0. Ford, cor- rr street ani enue, Washington, and Henry Cook Alexandri: ; ¥ a Dz. Duromt’s Bugar-coated Female Regulating pee ne cory best inuss. They operate spesdily ects , an as crt RO BAU- tea ry ont the "mont licate momach. 4 trial of ene Tove ror over 61 ie ice $1 a box. Bold ‘br. 0. Tord. corner llth street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry Gook, Alexandria,” Jae-ly Tae Sopizr’s Taos Extent years, Dr. Holloway has heen plying all the armies of Europe with his Pills and Uintment, they having proved themselves the only medicinss able to cure the worst cases of Dysentery, Scurvy, Sores, ‘Wounds and Bruises. Every knapsack should con: tainthem. Only 25 cents per Box or Pot. a actrees ee GREAT PEXNSYLVANIA KOUTH, via Baltimore nd ern: burs, to the Northand West.—Two trains leave ‘ashington daily and one on Sunday—quick time— low fare and sure connections, Soldiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates, For tickets and fur- ther informatien apply at the office ef Great Penn- sylvania Route east corner of Pennsylvania a t., Washington. Office open from 6a. m. untild p. m.; on Sundays from 3 tod p. m. eu lt-ly E.O. Norrox, Agent, a a es Harr Dre! Hare Drs!! Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye known This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, withoutinjurieg the hair or staining the skin, Jeaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes, The Genuine is signed Witttam A BATCHELOR, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided Sold by all druggis' tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batchetor’s new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly ‘For over forty Bucaer Dismases. Samaritan’s Gift is the must certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the onl edy ever vered. Cures in two to four days, recent ca‘es in twenty-four hour: balsa: . On! 2 be taken, ‘It ts the soldier's hove’ end atrial taken. pempleg i “hire ncrree ages, $2; fem: 5 ‘Samaritan’s Root and. Herb Juicss—A positive a, Tetters, &c. ice $1, for @6. Bold’by 8.0. Fora, Bee savertisement, m5 Seminal, URinary —New and reliable treat- Howard A, nt A free ‘charge. Address ton, ward ‘Kesociation, mar 25-5 ‘hiladelphia, Pa. ieee ara ae Fae BE Be pe We . Ford, La ‘a. ave le ington, and Henry Gok. Alexandria," Ya e-iy SRT TATR SEES Take no more unpleasant and unsafe Medicines. Vor unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use Haiupo.p’s Extract Bocnv. Which has received the endorsement of the most Pri uy: in . S. Is now offered to afflicted anity a8 a certein beni yap the following diseases and cypafoms origi- nating from ‘and abuse of rinary or Soneral Bobi tal hysical Depressi Imbeci ae teria, "Gencral Irritability, Bestleasnese and Blesplesenses at Night, ee af mae lar Bficiency, eo ion, Low Ss irits, Disorganitation or P: ofth Or, f 4, im fact, all the concamitants ae Boblittated state of the fytems nvr, the somteing, ; 0 wk for Helmbcla’s. Take no other. ayes vertine ent én another column, je4-8u Re t, by ti vy. J. oH. e 0 HOW AED ‘Miss ? we” Son ir. BOS, all ~@ Sth July, WM. HENRY, infant donor Jota so Lues Jens Walshe aged ¢ yeats ena te pe ya ars WHEE Inamocs SC. Oo and Marke @. Wous, “ie re » ait IN eltestsangnier of Mosc Ouroltte unt the Fie place to-morrow, ats Sere the friesds-of fw tamtiy ave tavived we ot tie y morning .at |. Focetrs~ sts Ax Onpix sxca itt gelation tocertain nuisances and o BTeRs. Be it ordained by the Board af Aldermen and Board & Common Council of the Corporation of Grorgcawn, «fiat all establishments within the corporate limits of Georgetown wherein the tlesh, fat, horns, or hoofs of dead animals, spoile’ meats, ranci tallow. or rancid grease of any kind, are boiled, or rendered. or bones broken up_grow:.d or boiled, 59 ax to generate noxious or offensive odors, deti mental to health or annoying to the neighbors, are hereby declared to be a public nuisances And be tt further ordained ‘tbat from and after the pasrage of this otdinance it 8 Shy person or persons to conduct, maintain, or carry On, within the corporate limits aforesa’ any establishment for any of the objects aforeanid, under s penalty of not less than ten nor more than twenty dollars for every day that the same shall continue, to be recovered as fines and peuaities usually are, And be it further ordained, That all areas before any house or lot in Georgetown which are not inclosed by a substantial fence or railing sufficient tp.protect persons passing from injury, are hereby Petared to be a nuisance. And be 1) Surther ordained? That it shall be the duty of the Mayor to notify all persona before whose property such areas may be, to have the seme inclosed in manner aforesaid, and it shall thereupon be the duty of all such persons to cause said inclosure to be made within thirty days aiter receiving such notice, and to keep said incio- re in good order and condition, and any pers fuiling to comply with the pro@isions of this ordi- nance-shail forfeit and pay not less than one nor more than five dollars for every day that such failure shall inue, to be recovered ag fines and penalties usually are And be it Junther ordained, That it shall not be lawful for any person Lereifter to excavate snd maintain any area in fremt of anv house or lot, without causing the same to te kept constantly inclosed ax aforesaid, under the same penalty men- tioned in the preceding suction. Approved July 25, 1833. A REsouvTion to prevent the unnecessary waste of the water of the Washington Aqueduct, Resolved ty the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council af the Corporation of Georgetorex That in order to prevent the useless waste of the aqueduct water, and to secure to the citiz the town its advantages as far as possible for indis- pensable purposes, it shall be unlawful for any person to use street or pavement washers more than twice during the day, and not for a longer period than fifteen minutes at each time, and no and hose shall be used for such purpose with a nozzle more than three eighths of an inch large. Resolved, furiher, That it shall not be lawful for any person to use a band hose for the purpose of washing carriages, cars,or other vehicles, or i or other anim Kesoived, further, That the penalty for the viola- tion of this resolution, or any of its provisions. shall be not less than one nor more than five dollars. to be collected as fines usually are, Ki solved, further That whenever there shall be a waste of water from a leakage in any private hydrant, or pipe leading thereto, the Water Engi- neer shall have power to cause the water to be shut off from the same until such hydrant shall be repaired, and any person or persons who shall tarn the water on again before said repairs are made shall be eub'ect to a tine as above ¢ Resolved, further, That any resolution or part of a resolution inconsistent with this, be, and the sume is hereby. repeated, Approved July 25, 1363. AN OrpINANCE amendatory of ‘An Ordinance in relation to hackney carriages, cabs, omnibuses, and other vehicles for the transportation of pas: sengers, and repealing all other acts and ordi- vances heretofore passed in relation thereto,” approved December 16. 1818. Be tt ordained by the Board of Aldermen and Board af Common Counctl of the Corporation of Georgetown, That the porta of Congress strect between th? canal and First alley is hereby designated and fixed xs a stand for hackn i and the use of any other portion of s any other street ofthe town, as% publi ackney carriages, ik prohibited and for cach and every offense agait the t-rms of this ordinance the owner of the ha xo offending shall be subject to a tine of five doi- lara, to be recovered as fines usually are, Be it further ordained, That all ordinances or party of ordinances inconsistent with this are hereby repealed. Approved July 25, 1383, A Reso.vtion in favor of Doctor J. M. Snyder, executor of Conrad Swartz. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corp That the Clerk be, and he is hereby, antho pay to the order of Doetcr J. M. Snyder, ¢ of Conrad Swartz, one hundred and thitt lars and twenty-five cents, this sum be amount paid by the late Conrad S$ tz fur front foot tax on lot 261, Beatty & Hawkin’s addition to Georgetown, erroneously assessei to the said C, Swartz. Resolved. further, That the Clerk is hereby in- structed to charge to Gotlieb Rosenbush the sum of one hundred and thirteen dollars and twent fivecentx, this being the amount duc by said Ro. bush as owner of lot 261, and place the same in the hands of the Tax Collector for collection. Approved July 25, 1863. A Resovvtion to pay certain claims, Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board af Common Council of the Corporation of Georsetown, Bhat the Clerk pay to the order of Jamon F. Eas. fifty-four dollars, for livery of Corporation horse from April 1 to June 30, 1853; to order of Maylield & Brown, ten dollars and seventy-five cents, for mourning goods for funeral of the late J.T. Hanes, President of the Board of Common Council; erder of H.Burdett five dollars, for rent of room for judges of election at special election for member of Board of Aldermen, June, 1853; to the order of C. Smith four dollars and twenty-five cents, for nhurxement of expenses paid by him to dune 38, 1853, inclusive; to the order of John A, Smith fourteen dollars and fifty-three cents, being foes due him as Clerk of the Iate Circuit Court of the District of Columbia; and to the order of E. Birkerd, six dollars and twenty-five cents, that sam being the one fourth of the appropriation made at the last meeting of the Levy Court, for providing shelving and bookcasing fur the Orphans’ Court, Approved July 25, 1863. TS gration af (ieorertown, - ee WANTED-a White GIRL to nurse, Tna:ire et v 275 Ketreet, det 26 and 3t. ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE romans foraamalliaunly. Ad the ity, ress J.H.8. fywst' Y ANTED_By « re-yectable Girl, a SITUA. ‘PION as cook or chambermail. tuguirese r the corner ot et eet and Ma; @ hus- g Gveaue. 2 Ae ANTED_ By a respectable Woman a S{TUA. Whoo, Br harms objection to the eonutey Save staurant, Address Box No. 1 Star Office, 4NiED TO bsN}.—A HOUSE, Puraishet vac! Unfurnished. In a centralloc-tion, No Prydrea anda fair rent paid. msatanaG H Star AN1>b—35U #99 ate Ww VERBS The Blea gee: sewOU ate rice wi! e pai Substitutes fo- Drattea M. ne Those in wart ‘oF fu’ stitutes will find it t ‘ir interest "> appv at the Intelligence anu B: te ofice,No. 511 i yth st., near Penn. ave. ‘S0-Lw*, N.H MILLER GENTs WANTED.—(a9 or two active ener- getic business MEN to canvass this city, Geor-ctown and Alexandria for the sale of thres jew Pictures, just published; every family in the cou: try wan’s such pictures. Nene need apoly Who capnot g + satisfactory r+fereucer. These pictare: equal in co’ Some 0: the mon expensive ol paintings. ve nt Cau Make from i 10 fa = ply torneo BP. 3 RELLEW'® Go” AP 510 Hevanta street, ‘ashington, D. 0, P J. BELLEW # CO HAVE ALSO ON HAND « the largest line of Fr-nch English ant Ame- rican fine Pictures,( b-au‘ifully framed and fitted,) to which th» Attention of hovel-ke+ pers, restau- yants. and every public house in Washington is Tespectinily so.icited. i a P. J. RELLEW & 00 dy %-1w* 10 Seventh street. y ) ANTED—A MAN to tend an Co bar Ool- ored preferred. Apply to Bank Kestaurant, 312 C streer Sy 27-3t* \ / ANTED—One good BREAD RAKER, in- quire at 496 7th st., bet D and E sta, iva McK CLDEN'& » «TTERSON. ANTED—By two resnectable girls. BL1UA TIONS todo’ chainb=rwork “and nursing. Qood refenence given if required. Address Box No 3 ttar office. j¥9 W ANTED—A ROOM suitable for a light whole- sale business On or adjacedt to the Avenue, between IIth and 7th sts. Address C. 8.8. Star office. dv 29-3" A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A situat‘on as nurse or chambermaid, has no ebjection to travel or the country, and ‘has the Best or ety references. Address Box 2, Star office, dy 29 2t? V J ANTED—TEN THUUSAND DOLLARS FORK five years. at annualor semi anoual interest, to be secured on farming lands in Maryland, near Wasbington. worth thirty thousand dollars. ‘Alaa, a fine m of 525 acres for ale. Address Box 704, Washington city P.O. dy 29-5t* W ANTSD IMMEDIATELY —TWELVE MEN, Accustomed to digging Brick Olay Also, Twelve Men accustome’ to digging Ditches, The bigeest will be pail. either by the yerd or Day, Apply at the office o: tne Constitutional Union, No. 330 E street, near Grover’s Theater. jy 29-3t* WANTED —Twelve steady YOUNG LADIBS constantly at embroider: id making chi- nille and all other kinds of nets and head dresses, buch as wish to learn, a chance is now offered. Those already learned. oo wages will Fe given. Apply’ atMR8S. FELLHEIMER’S, 533 ms sae stairs, between La. avenue and D st, 7 * Wa4rTED TO RENT—A comfortable HOUSE, coptaining 8 rooms; willing. to pay a good rent; family small and ne children, Address P. O,, “Q,”? Box No. 253. Jy 28-3tfi WaNtED—a GOOD GIRL, for fenprot house- work; also. a COLORED GIBL, about 14 years of age, to at end to chiléren, 13 Seventh street, between 8 and T streets. dy 28 3t* W ANTED_Ten GRANITE-CUTIERS. gord wages given, and work guarantegd for four months. Apply at FRED. ACK BR’s Stone Yard, corner New Jersey avenue and H streets. jy233t* OUSE WANTED.— Wanted to purchase for P, cash, a medium-sizrd Brick peels House, in a good neighborhood, and north of Penn. ave. Address 8, price. dy 23-41" ANTED—A first class COOK, WASHER aud TRONEK at Bisdensburg. six miles from Washington, to whom the highest wages will be given. None but those well-recommended need apply. For further information call at Svar office Wednesday, between 12and 1 o'clock. jy 28 3t* ANTED- Five good FARM HANDS, either white or colored They must uaderstand general farm work, the use and care of horses,&c., and must be sober and honest. Also,one MAN to work ina dairy; @ good milker, &c. Apply at Locust Hill Farm, near the first tol\gate, oa7th sireet road. . Jy 2 3t* 20 000 LADIES WANTED — At 381 F > street, between 8th and 9th We stamp Flannel, Velvet, Silk. Mus Cambrick, ond en; aleo, Cloaks. Capes, Sacques, Joxies, Slippers, Yokes, and Bands. New patterns received daily. Obeapest place in town. Five hundred new Braiding Patterns just received. Work done while you wait. j¥23-Im WANTED. IMMEDIATELY—A WOMAN to go in the country to cook, wash and iron. In- quire at No, 323 Ost north,éthand7th. jy271w* WANTED TO RENT—An unfurnished HOUSE, in Ficat Ward preferred, now or before the Istof December, Best references. Address J.D. Box 3=4. jy 27-1m* PERSONAL. Pa L.— Information is earnestly desired of KUDOLPH SCHAPPI, a Swias, lately Stewarg St the Spanish Minister’s ‘He isa very small Man with dark brown hair and brown eyes, which are crossed, About forty years old He has been laboring under depression of spirits for some months past,and when last seen was ina Balti- more car pposed to be on his way to that city, Any informet.on in relation to him will be thank- fey, feceived if communicated or addressed to H. ROCHAT, Wood and Cos! dealer, 14th street, ba- es er asreet north and New York avenue. = ™ N° IMPOSi1TION.—MADAME BOSS, Doctress and Astrologist, was born with a natural gift, She telis the past and future—never known to fail. Causes speed: marriages ; brings together those long separated ; cures all diseases. Bu-iness strictly confidential. No, 333 @ street north, corner ‘Twelfth street west, three squares from toe Patent Office, Theenly person that ean show a likeness of tuture husband or absent friend in reality, Ladies 50 cente; Gentiemen $1. jy 13-1m* wECRET DISEASES! i. A Bavica Cure GuARANTEED BY DR. HENRY COOK. Orricz—No. 463 Twutrrs 8tREer, Between Gand H Strests, Wasuimcron, D.C. Dr. COOK guarantees in the following diseases speedy and radical cure: | SECRET DISEASES, of both sexes. so formidabie in their consequences, if neglected or entrusted tu the treatment of un- skiliful and unexgeriepoed physicians, are cured by Dr, Cook after anew method, and those who unfortunate as to be afllicted with such di: should call upon the Doctor without delay. A practice of many years. during which he has cured numberless cases which had defied the skill of physicians of high reputation, warrants eae saying that every ouch disease, which is at curable, can be cured by him. LADINS afflicted with the diseases pecalise to their sex, and which may result disastrously to their health and constitution, if medical assiscance is not called in in time, should be very careful in choosing = Fahd and if they would call upon Dr. Cook hey would have reason in future days when in the enjoyment of restored health, to bless the hour when they heeded this advice. All those saforing from sy pails or diseases of . will be cure the sexual organs eed ily and radi- cally by Dr. Sox if they apply to him either in by letter person or The Socto es all medicines himself, and 3 : warrants them to be free from mereury. jy 28-im* FINE PARM ON THE EASTERN Aor MARYLAND FOR rh ee michae tet eat! doo! uD the town of Oambridge, G hor u art Bours r Maryland, on MONDAY, the #th of Augast next, about 12 o’clock m., the farm called ir . situated immediately on the U 8. Mail route lead- safe place, the county scat for Dorshanter soceee , the county seat for Dor: county. Itis fandsomely locat ‘Gres! o1 mt with the + Ohoptank river on one tide, ond y's Oreek on a other, and direst! ite Elden and Bonney Brook, one tifa! res of Dr. F. P. Phelps ‘ond J. ¥. Kurtz. 18 256 acres, more or less; about 75 acres of which being well timbered. The farm is laid off into three is. of about forty-five acifss snd nfgPasadnonomtes te otto ures, cilitiea on the for enriching the land iadefinitely, premises The improvements are a two-story brick Dwell vit tlagie story attached. taotigy B the usual ou! bai! . The river and creek dbound in fish, oysters. terra; , Wild ducks. &c., in taeir season. Persons wishing so purchase are requested to cali Haar bo dodadlgeaed ae Tey may ai with them remises, “WILLIAM BA. Oambridga. Mé MA! Mar or OHARLESTON, 25 cents, ‘Map of the United States, Moxice, Canada, &6. comer of 1th a5¢ Foun. ave, Crk WANTED.—Wanted, two good Rastau- / rant Cooks (white or colored) and one Washer and Ironer. Apoly sf MBS. RUSSELL’S Restaur- ant, 277 Pa. av., bet. 10t! dilthsts jy 27-lw ANTED—For a family of three persons, comfortable HOUSE, containing about eight rooms, convenient to one of the markets; rent moderate. Address P, QO. Box 409, naming ioca- tion and price, jy 2 -1w* A LADY, WHO HAS OFRTIFICATES OF scholarship, desires a Situation ai i secretary” or scribe for a gentleman. Her re28 are gentlemen eccupying high literary positions. Address Miss A. B. C., Star office. Jy 25-1w* KNESS AND SADDLE HANDS WANTED— oe siarness makers and ore saidie . Apply to W. 8 JOHNSTON, No, ‘enue, between 4}¢ and 6th sts ,opno- Hotel. J¥ 21-eoti* wan TED—PHONOGRAPHIC REPORTERS. I wish to ergaga immediately the services of & Phonographic Reporter one hour daily for three months. Applicauts please state their capability, experience, and present business arrangements, and where I can have an interview any evening during the next ten ext Address, threugh the Post Oftice, J, WHITNBY BHER WOOD, Washing- ton, D 0. Jy 24-lw* A RESPECTABLE GIRL, JUST DISENGAG ed, wishes a Situation ina private family as chambermaid or dining-room servant. Best city pelerencs: Address for two days M. AsBbss yi v RS at the Nation- ice W ANTED—Two good IBONB! al Steam Laund Penn. 8, employment given, an ne need apply unless they have worked in hotel or public laundries, dy 2) tf JA8, F. HOTCHKISS, Prop, J BRUCE & €0. want all to know tnat they can « buy better Clothing, at lower prices, at 464 Beventh street, than elsewhere. jy 1i-tr ANTED,.—Everybody to know that they can buy their Glothing at reduced prices at SMITH’S, 460 Seventh street. opposite the City Post Office. = jy lé-tr ANTED,—10,000 MEN AND BOYS to call at v sMiTe & BEALL ’S to buy their Summer Clo a Ted) rices, at ven! atree' fust below the Northern Market. iy tr’ ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAB- ENTERE. Liberal wages will be paid to goat: workmen, and none others will be accepted. pply to the 1 Sovaramnens aryenter: Shor on ¢ en s eek, Rear the gout Col BM. GEREN S, hi ‘aartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington. Ww ANTED— pSOUND- HAND BUSPITORE House i shing Godse ovary deteription ma LJ be . BUGHLY, ‘7th st. %-tf 5 bet. o and east ai HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to 41D at, ior from one to . & Farnished 7 0) tion in thi 66, Washington, D. 0. oe BOARDING, QayERAL HANDSOMELY ¥FORNISHED with Boaré had by applying at No Bare detwean Sth and ren” oy oe ‘OB ‘f.—Furnished ROO! with Board. Very convenient to the War Department aud Hit eod 230 streets, Water end’ Gas tirocghoet the house? bath root wad Stable, 5£ 30-3t* RRSONS DESIRING BOABD OAN BB AC- and‘S stress iland aizcatly opposite brnithaoute aninsitutes P iy 20 St" ‘OR —Deligatfal APARTMENTS, on rultero the Ueet hoor. Private table it er sired. Apply at 494 i7th strest, between H and I, north of Pa, avenue. jv 2-at* OOD BOARD AND PLBASANT ROOMS oan tains by it., bet. Gand pele ed at 415 Tenth st., bet ee BRESONS RING Prtecomtenotes . A., Btar office, giving location and AUCTION SALES, i THIS AFTERNOON AND FO-MORROW By W.L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers. U. 8. MABARALS F PRIZE GOODB ay . 37, 32, In virtue of writs issued fro lerk's off 03 the Supreme Oourt of the rom the a nome istrict Court f Si said Dietrict, tw! "soll at Public Auction. for cu ea eerie ye Till Sist ject. 8. ° commencing. ‘at ll o’elock, at 8) erat es moaen wide at win, Goda and Chattels, to lth wn: strests, 99 ke f Soda and Copperas. oe ONWARD H. LAMON, T, 8, Marshal, Sy Z-d&ds ‘Wi. L. WALL & CO., Aucta £Chronicle,] ni WM. L. WALL & OO.. Auctioneers. JNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE geen. Slater virtue of decrees issu m the clerk's off of the Supreme Coart of the District of Gotuadia, holding a District Gourt, I wili sel:, at public sale, for cash, atthe auction store of le Wall & Co,,on Penn avenue and 9th street. on FRIDAY, the Sist day of July instant, 1863 commencing at 13 Geleck a, m.. the following goods and chattels, wit: 10 sacks Salt. Large lot Sails for veasela, Large lot Shoe Thread, Lot Brown Ta Large lot Boots and Shoes, t Whieky, Lot Boop Skirta, pare bet Woolen Cards, andles, Lerge lot Medicines, SShot Guns. WARD H. LAMON,U 8 Marshal D.C. jy d@ (Chron.] WM. L. WALL & ©0.. Auots, By WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. 1 SOW AND 11 8HOATS AT AUCTION —On FFIDAY AFTERNOON, Sist inst.. at 3 o'clock, rot sell, at the Washington Gity Corporate 1 Sow and 11 Shosta. jy WM. L. WALL & CO. Aucts, O&K SALE—Will be cold. on FRIDAY, the 3ist inst, at the Pound, on N and '; streets, eight HOGS, taken upas estrays. Sale at5 p.m jy 28-3t* JOUN TOOMBS. By J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE Property NRAR THE PaTENt Orrice —By virtue ofa decree. passed on the 2th day of June, 1:63, by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in cause No 1,672, William A. Wilson and others, vs. Wilson, Balledger, ‘and others, the undersigned will sell, at public sale, to the ‘highest bidder, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, the 234 day of July, 1865, at 5 0’elock p. m.. all that part of Lot numbered nine, (9.) in Square ‘numbered four hun dred and six, (46,) in the city of Washington, which is described as followa: Beginning at the northwest corner of said Lot No.g# and running thence east along F street thirty seven feet ten inches, (37.10,) thense south one hundred feet, (100,) thence west thirty seven feet ten inches, (37.10,) te the southwest corner of said lot, and thence north one hundred feet to the pesinning. subject toa tight of way overs three feet wide alley on the east line of said premises, together with the im- provements, This property is located on F street, between sth and Sth streets, opposite the Patent Office, and in the choicest part cf Waabington. I will also sell, as above, on the same day. at six o’clock p. m., on the premises, the east half of Lot No. 6,and the west half of Lot No.5, in Square numbered one hundred and seventy-one (171,)en north E street, between 17th and léth streets, with improvements erms: One-third in cash: and the residue in two equi stalments at six and twelve months to be secured by the purchasers’ notes, endorsed to the fatisfaction of the Trustee Conveyancing at the purchaser's cost. Unless the terms are complied with in five daya, the Trustee rererves the right to resell at the pur- chaser’s risk. HARD MH, CLARKE, TruStee, jy 23wkdts = J.0,McGUIRB& O©O., Aucts, We THE ABOVE SALE I8 ADJOURNED TO FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 3ist, at the same hour and place. RICHARD H. CLARKE, Trustee. jy 24 eokds 3.0. McGUIRE & 0O., Aucts. By J.C, McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, VV ieseerer BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE WITH LARGE Groups Ngan THE Circle —On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, August Ist, at 5 o’cleck, or, the ee by virtue of a deed o trust, we shall sella large Brice Dwelling House, on t, between 2th and 25th streets west, with the grounds, which front 93 feet 6 inches on K street and run back 124 feet Il inches to a wide public alley. sa = m Terms: Ope-nsaif@asn ; the remainder in six and twelve months with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. yZ-d 5-0, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, LOST AND FOUND. T—On the 2th instant, between F street and 6 Smithsonian, two small MEMORANDUM BuOKS. The finder will please leave them at tre Smitbeonian entrance, orat 317 F street. it* 082, By 8 voor woman, on Wednentay last, on 12th street, Island,a WHITE LINEN VEST. Please address ‘SABAH BWIRT, O street, near 4. slaud. “ O8T—On Tuesday, saly 2ist, 1863, three FAT 4 CATTLE, two brindle and Fifteen dollars reward will be given for their re- Serna WM. LINKINS, corner ot 16th and I sts, jy 30 Iw’ AKEN UP E8STRAY—On the 25th instant,near Benning’s Bridge, one Sorrel MARE MULK; marked “‘C” on left shoulder. The owner is re- quested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take her away, jy 3) 3t* WM. DOUGLAS. @QTRAYED OR STOLEN—On July 2ist, one 1: f36 + BAY HORSE with une eye; has two’ hi white. Also,a COLT, about two years old; akind of sorrel, with a white mane and tail. $10 reward we paid for ne earner both of the horaer, or OF €) er oO! em. ” FRANK TWISB, 54 B street north, bet, Ist and 24 ets. e.'t, iy sy-2t* Capitol Bi.!, 20 REWAED —Btrayec, frdm Sixth s:reet Wharf, on night of the 28th ultimo, a LIGHT BAY Hi , With a star in foreheaa. rather slim built, and having several saddle mar! 8 on hia back. Has white spots on hind feet; is about eight years old; stands near thirteen hat high, and is in good condition; when lost. had a’halter on, The above rewara will be paid for his de- l very to Lieut. RENRY 0. HOYT, Q. M 50th Regi- marntN. Y. V«1. Engineers, Camp near Navy Yard, Washington, D. v. J¥ 5 =3t* { TOLEN—From the farm ef the subscriber, liv- ing in Poolesyille, Mon teomiary county, Md., on gacurday last, the 25th instant, a heavy built BAY MARE; seven years old; had a scar on her left fore leg, caused by a kick. Twenty dollars re- ward will be paidif returned to WILLIAM METZ- ER, at Gladmon’s Livery Stable, Bridge street, Georgetown. D.C. jy 29-4t* O8T—On Friday evening last, the 24th instant, 4% 8MALL SAY MARE; white spote on her right side: about 11 years old. Five dollars roward wiil be paid if returned to JOHN A NAWMAN, &21 New Jersey ave , bet. MandN south jy233t* REWAKD.—Lost, on the 26th of July. one Provost Marstal Detective BADGE, No. 19. e above reward will be paid to any person find- id leaving it at Col. Baker’s office, » 80 that Tecan ect {tangata ind legs STEAYED OR STOLEN—From the subscriber, \) one BAY HORSE, blind in both eyes; and one GREY MARK; very thin: about 10 years old. A libera! reward will be paid if returned to 616 Ninth treet, Island. ay este R; C. BUTLER, Sy 23-3t* ULY 27TH—A STRAY WHI7E BUFFALO Cow, with red ears and acalf,on my premises. The owner please come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take her away, _ McARDLE. Sy 28 st* First Ward, bet. 24th and 25th ata, pay. Ur ASTRAY—At Cliffburn, on the sth of Jul; ar] ly, & red buffalo COW, with w spot in face; white hind feet; white tail; white flank, and esr marks; has «calf cleven days old. On the leth a dark-brindle buffsio COW, with car marks; has a calf five days old. The owner or owners will prove property. pay charges and take them awa; Jy 21-e0tw' JAS. P. SHALLOBOBS. saat T, i=PILES!! Dz. witFr LD’ VeewtaBiR PILLS are warranted 4 CERTAIN CUKE FOR . FISTULA, BLIND OB BLEEDING PILES. ‘We would esution all who are victims of thi: treasing complaint to avoid the use of externa! nA plications, as they only resulcin aggravating the auncgh an odecta porgitpen cutg “Eta fs |, an a le no icine. These ba tried f ie faat coven weates and inno inatance have whey cure. Price 50 cents box. ‘t by mail to any ad- aréaa, 7 YOUN Froprietor "s, Rg, Bale Prope .¥. For ssle by 8. 0. FORD, No. 290 Penshytvania avenuc, Washington. Sm TO BUILD) 5 Tus Subscriber has for tala ‘sbout 180,000 feetof Very superior beart RORWAY JoleT, from i, fo 2 feet lone, JOSEP: BBBY, jy %31m* No, 271 Water street, Georgetown. EXCITEMENT. Pizasm const tne GBM No, 979% Ponnayl- e1 fre are; ‘conatentiy farnishing Tee cola Son re we ater, choles Imported Havana Cigars, andall the iy eit *__ MIS LUCY RANDOLPH. LACK TBA! ' BLAOGQE f& Wi Fifty chests choice — GD SOLEEK OF MELtP Any Batya: . ot a one pied steer £ - FUTURE DAYS. ee ee tes re ete oe By 3.0. MoGUIRE & 00. Auctioneers. Ti OUR BUND: hs FLOUR at Avction.— A Ist, at 10 celeck at the Aucth wid sell in lota— = Barreis Extra Flour. ‘ 5 jy 30 J. 0. MeoGUIRE & OO., Aucte By W. B. LEWIS & O0., Auctioneers. SSISTANT UABTER#@4sTER’s OPFIOE, rorare ones cornet & Shiga ad AS 208, July: AUCTION SALE OF CON DEM! han, ‘Wil be écid at public auction, sete aoe Sle Graney,” near the passenger depot of the Bal- timore ard Obio Railroad. 1363, at 10 0.clock @ mae on NONDAY, August 3d, 600 bushels damaged Oats, 180 do. ‘do.’ Gor do. ROWN, 1,509 pounds a Dw jy S)-ta Saptain and Assia’t Quartermaster. By J.C. MoGUIRB & CO., Auctioneer Varbasie Sccok DwMLLING OCDE Lot ON MAIN® AVENUE, UBT WEEN Fo! NaLF AND Sixth STREETS.’ AT PUPLIC On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August 5th. at 60’clock, on the premises, we shall self p rt of Lot . 2 Reservation “D,” fronting 18 feet on Maine Venue, bi en Fout-apd a halfand Sixth streets, d ronni.g back 127 feet 3 inches to a wide public Jey, wit the improvements, consisting ll built thre -atory brick swelling Houten” Terms: Mne- third e emainder in six and t @ months it. secured by a bh inte: deed of trustom the premises. Ali at cost of uronaner. npetebonirg jy3) SAS. C, McGUIRE & O0.. Aucts, By MARSHALL & PAGE, Austioneers, 50% Seventh street. under Odd Fallows’ Hail. SALe OF CON UDEMNED STORES.—We shall se'l, +S in front of our Auction Rooms,on SATURDAY: August lst, at 10 o’clock a. m., the following con- demned stores 75 barrels Beans, 56 boxes Hard tread, 2g barrel Grease, 3 do. Pork, 2 do. Flour, We shall also add— 1CU cases genuine Cabinet Sauce, qe poled Club pauce, sina a large assortment of Flavol xtracts, 20.000 Govchita Segars, re { Fine Cut Tobacco, 25 cases P. A. Cheese. : MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucts,, jy 29-dts 502 Seventh street. NONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE STOR&S AT C AUCTION. Will be sold at Public Auction. atl1 a, m,on BATU RDAY, August ist, 183. at ¢ih atreet Wharf, Washington, 'D. C., t i : more or less, of Subsistence Stores condemned as unfit for isaue, viz: Barrels of Pork, 1,269 Pounds of Bacen, 224 ** Hams, 468 Barrels of Beef, 120° ** Flour. 243 21-60 Bushels of Beans 24 8 fo Peas, 169 ‘ounds of Rice, roe * Hominy, 2 6S Sugar, 1,212, “* * Dried Apples, 93S * Peaches. ia. * Desicated Potatoes, 181 ‘* ** ‘Mixed Vegetables, . 93 Barrels of Corn Meal. Terms cash, in Government funds. LESLIE SMITH, jy 29-3t [Chron.] Capt. ist In'antry, A.C’ 8. By J.C, McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. HSB828 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HARNESS Sapp.es, BRIDLES AND KrFects oy a Livery BraBLE at PUBLIS AUCTION —On WEDNESDAY MORNING, August 5th, at the Livery and Hiring Btables of Hanly & Hrown,on Nineteenth street, near Pennsylvania avenue. we 5) sell ali the btock and Kffe :ts, comprising— 5 Barouches ana Olose Carriages, 2 Leather-top Buggies, 1 Biiding-seat Buggy, 14 Carriage, Buggy and Saddle Horses, Double and Singie Harness, 2 Express Wagons, single and double, 1 sett Blacksmith’s Tools, * Saddles, Bridies, Blankets, Robes, Cutting Boxes, Termecath, YAS" G: MEQUIRE & 00., ’ errs cash, . Oe a» jy 29 (Chronicle) astioncers. EPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUI- PAGE, Wasuinetox Oiry, D.C. PUBLIC SALE oO EMN SD GOVERN- iN ‘Will be sold at Auction. at the Warehouse, on 17th street near Hi street,on MONDAY, August 24, t Wo'clock, a. m., a large lot of Qiothing: nd Garrison Equipage, unfit for se: @ in part of Trowrers, Coats, Bed Backs, Knapsacks, Haversacl 83 Pans, Ketti-s, Shovels, Pi its, Bugles. Dra Iren, lot of o: He Hope. ’ tt . Terms cas) Sete: ee DANIEL G. THOMAS, jy 28-td M.8.K., U. 8. Army. SSISTANT QUARTERMASIER’S corner G and Twenty-secon ton, D. C., July 24, 1363.—Public 5 nts, c., &e. Lotof old and several tons of Teat in Government funds, OWFICR, Re} d and fourth WEDNESDAYS. 12th and 25th of August. 1853 The property is condemned as unfit for public service. Sale to commence at ten o’clock a.m.,and be continued from day to day until the number on hand shall be aold. Terms cash, in Government funds. _ _C. H. TOMPKINS, fy 27-4 Captain, A. Q. M., U. 8. Army, By J.C. MoGUIRB & CO, Auctioneers. RUSTEKS’ SALB OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE in WashineTon City.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, August 5th, at6 o'clock, on the premises. by virtue of a deed of trast, bearin, date en the 2d day of June, 1960, and record among the land records of Was’ District of Columbia, folios 414, ef seq. aton city, in in Liber J. A 8., No. 4 @ shail sell, at public auction to the highest bidder, all that certain lot or parcel of ground, in the City of Washington, known and designated as lot number six (6), in Byer’s subdi- vision of square number nine hundred and fifteen (915), improved by a frame dwelling house. Terma: One-third cash to be paid at the time of d the remainder in equal payments at six lve months from the day of sale, wit! interest; the deferred payments to be secured by a deed of trust on 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 renel| the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser, on one week’s notice in the Washington Svar. All conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser, ERA! . MIDDLET POMP aEDING See rot Trustees of Phenix Building Assciation. dy 13-eo&ds 3.0, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, HIDES—HIDES, ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on every REAL and SATURDAY, ot u seiocks, n., harfon ‘Street, Washington thé Governmen Beef Hiles on hand at the time ef rms cash, in to be paid at Tel pot Treasury notes, be Bal a the tor Mjals (Obron,} ‘Lt. Oolana do Fo SALE—The contents of the livery and hiring stables known as Smith’s Stables, sit- sortment of iD Bridles and other things necessar: good outfit for the above business. Any person wishing to en, ins lucrative bu: willdo well to call thestock. If notdisposed Peg Batis be oe 2 = 2 Stables will be lot om ANLY & BROWN. A’gis® AMBU: LANCE SURGEON: LONDON; $1.50. MacLeod’s Surgery of the Crimes $1.50. of War; LE 2 on Gunshot Injuries; 75, ‘and Blackman’s Hand Book for the Mili- +81. Ballingat a Outlines of Military Surgery; Lon- Bamore on Gunshot Wounds; 75. St ’s Manual; $1. he Hos tal Steward ; 8 atomy of the Arteries; $2. Bargent’s Minor ok of Burge 's Hand Book ical Operations; 81.75 Eiuden’s Miltary Hospitals and Mesitt ot Becket Prewsribers 3 i: 8. 1 Miss NighGecio’s ® Nursing: 50. peyytetchieden FRANOK TAYLOR. WEES & BRVEE DGR, ‘OR: m — Goods Packed and Delivered in this City aad Georgetown free of charac. E Bal, oa EDITION! me