Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. WasHINGTON TuxaTEL.—Miss Susan Denin, commences & brief engagement to night atthe | Warhbington theater, and she will ba supported by a fine company, embracing Charlotte ‘Thompeon, Mary KE. Smition, Anne Johnson, G.¥. Wilson, C. H. Clarke, W. H. Bokee, and others. The bill tor to-night is an attract one, embracing the piay + Little D—1l's Share, and the comedietta entitied the «Uonscript,” and dances by Marietta Ravel, who remains a tew nights longer. Miss Denin is a great | child. Hi Sap Casz or Dri moon, M: ose laid down boat, and in we: years of age, and for rever Capt McConnel: men, was ont sailing off OW NING — day after- esterday 1, with a lot of young the Arsenal, Mr. Geo. sleep on the bows of the com: leaves ing round the water and was aromas a ae | Surface but once. Mr. Moore ing to the ‘was about 3t a widow and one ‘e came from Wrightsville. Pa. and ‘al months past has been a clerk in the | Quartermaster’s Department, at the Seventh j street wharf, and had during that time made ta yorite here, and the announcement of her ap- | pearance will attract a large house. CaNTEREURY.—Theaplendid Zantrettatroupe | piven by t S of pantomimists, acrobats and dancers, have | £)¥n by the members of S! been engeged to remain here one week longer, ‘To-night the magnificent trick titled “The Enchantment,” will be performed. Mons. Alexandre will perform upon the fying trapeze. Nellie Taylor and George Edescon will sing new songs: Miles Josephine and Susiv Summerfield execute new dancee, aud ibe whole company Anpear in a good bill. Vanieties.—The comic and mirth provoking extravaganza, entitled “The Singular Mortal,” will be performed here to-night, in addition to the regular concert hall e tertainment cf song, dance, and Ethiopian eccentricity. Ada Tes- man, Eliza Florénce, addie Johnson, Jim Budworth, Moreste. ck Watkins, and all the cid tavorites will as: in the entertainment —— Tie LRAFT.—After our report clozed Satur- cay atternoon, the following cases were dis- posed of by the Board of Enroliment: Bichael Hall, in service 3d March. Wm. Wilson, (colored,) accepted. Cc B. Young, tarnished substituiea—Jas. oran. F. A. B. Simpkins, erroneorsiy enrolled. isa an Wallick, furnished substituta—Chag. ‘ole. Dennis Handy, only sou of a widow. Wm. Young, alien. Jes-e J. Judge, only son cf a widow. ‘Geo. W. Landing, under age. Francis Slater, (colured,) turnished substi- tute—Geo. Fauiks. Henry Measte, alien. Adoiph Schwanbagen, alien. F. H. Semidt, disability. Jas. Richardson, under age. J.P. Polk, under age. Wm. Jenkins, disability. Ira Thomas, over age. eorge Banyan, only, son of widow. Wm. Simms, colored, only support of widow. Henry Rosenberg, alien. ‘H.H. Baker, over age. John Vlyman, under age. Washington Mendenhall, only support of a widow. Max Lenzberg, alien. Jacob Smith, under age. Aiexander Kearney accepted. Honnes Hartgens, over age. James M. Roberts, disability. Washing‘on Cole, disability. John Kelly, alien. Lennor Hines, disability. Robert Ranscher, alien. Washington Brown, disability. Robert Anderson, erroneously enroled. Wm. Stevenson, under age. -George Eglin, under age. So DISTURBANCES IN THE Finst Warp Last NicHT—One Man Fatally Wound ed —Last night L sireet in the Firet Ward, for two hours, was in u continual state ot disorder, growing out of altercations between a teamster and colored eople; and which disturbances are said to Fave been caused by the teamsters pushing eff colored people from the sidewalk Officers Cook and Crump arrested the two principals, Patrick Welsh and John Sullivan, teamsters, in the first row and took them to the station- house, and this morning they were fined three dollars each by Justice Drury. After this row, the officers were called upon to quell a disturdance in a distant part of the Ward, and several collissions took place between the op- posing parties, using stones, fists,&c. During the prevalence of the disorder, Mr. Wm. Dono- hoo, residing on L street, near Twentieth, was attacked near Twentieth street by two colored men, one of whom inflicted several wounds on Him with, it is supposed, @ razor or large knife. One gash being on the side of the throat, ex- tending across the breast and abdomen, caus- ing his entrails to protrude, and another down- wards the throot, severtng the windpipe, and a third, slight wound, in the side. Mr. D. was helped in the house and Dr. Joice was summoned; whodressed the wounds, which he thinks are fatal. A large crowd soon gathered, and some women told them that the persons who did the deed had run into a house at the corner of Twentieth street, occupied by —— Tighiman, colored, and the crowd imme- diately proceeded to the place, by this time numbering several hundred, with the intention of tearing the house down and getting hold of the perpetrator of the ontrage. A soldier named Wm. Chancey got an ax and commenced to batter down the door, the crowd, meanwhile, encouraging him, but the police having re- tarned and a guard making its appearance, the crowd was quieted down—the police arrest- ing the soldier Chancey, who was taken to the station, and was this morning turned over to the military by Justice Drury, by whom the affair will be investigated. Chancey stated that his sole object was to get in and arrest the perpetrator. Auother row occurred at “Jenny Lind’s” well known house, on New York avenue, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets, and officers Carroher, Rueyand Hurdle Went there and tound two girls—Margaret Myers and Susan Luckett—on the pavement drunk and making use of threats, who they arrested, together with an old duck, Susan | Warten, and they were all taken to the station. ‘This morning the two former were fined #3 earb, and the latter was dismissec, she proying “dthat she was sober. jaja be ME A CHIMNEY tT A Save BANK.—Some days fince Mr. Re min F. Moxtey, residing on Bridge street, Georgetown, drew $500 from one of our city banks, and, as is reported, placed it in the fire-place without mentioning the fact to his wife, or to any one of the family. On Saturday he looked for the money, but it had disappeared. A servant girl named Turnoy Was arrested on suspicion of stealing the money, butas no fact was adduced to indicata tbat she had takem the money, and as she had heretofore enjoyed an irreproachable charac- ter, Justice Clayton dismiesed the case It is feared thatthe money was destroyed with a number of papers burnt after it had been placed in the fire-place. ae SS ATTEMPTS AT BraGlarRy.—Within a few days past several unsuccessful attempts at burglary have been made in various parts of the Seventh Ward, and the police of the ward bave been constantly on the lookout fur sus- picious characters, of whom a number have migrated to that locality. Saturday night, about 12 0 clock, officers Morris and Steele heard some Suspicious movements in a house near the core ner of Eighth and F streets south, and hurried to investigate the matter. A man sprang out, barefooted, and took to his heels. The officers called him to stop, but the fugitive ran likea deer. The officers fired three shots after him, which only increased his speed, and he was econ out of their reach. ———_—_— Caarcr oy Granp Lancuny.—Saturday afternoon, officer Viehmeyer, of the Second Ward, went to the railroad depot and arrested Edward and Bridget Flarity as they were about entering the train to go to Philadelphia. | ‘The charge against them was the larceny of $233.50, $14.75 in silver, and $25 in paper, which ‘was found in a carpet bag of the prisoners. ‘They were taken before Justice Clark, and the money stolen identified by Mrs. Nary Noonan, trom whose house it was stolen about two weeks ago. Justice Clark committed the pris- oners to jail for court. Soe THS STEAMERS of the New York and Wash- @} ington line are now running as usual, having been taken only by the Government for the transportation’ of horses and to New ‘York, from Alexandria, on their last return trips. We are pleased to learn from the agents that our citizens are Leigadays £ seen this line, ‘and that now one of the permanent itstitu- tions of city. ee Euugngon IxstituTB.—This select classical nd mathematical school, formerly located on H etreet, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, will be re-opened on the first Monday in September, * fm the new school house recently erected on Fourteenth street between I and K This School is under the superintendence of Mr. Chas. B. Young, whose success as a teacher is ‘well known. Terms of tuition are low. SSeS SESE PLacer tx CLoex CoxsinemeNT.—Among those who offered and were accepted as sub- stitutes last week was Charley Mans, well 4anown 43 a pickpocket and thief. Subsequent to his aceeptance a3 a substitnte, it was dis- covered Wat he was already a deserter, and he’ has consequently beex placed in close confine- Toent, When searched, $i(0in Treasury notes waz found upen his person, besides theamoant he received for enlisting as & substitute. ES a bely Aprorstsn LigurexantT Cotowar or & Corona Reoiuext.—The resignation of Lt, #ockfellows, of the Fourth New Hampshire volunteers, has been accepted, in order to ena- bie him to accept the Sypcintment ot Lieut. Colonel of ora of the colored regiments now being raised ln this city. AssacLTing aw Opricus.—James Brady, of the Fifty-seventh Penasylvania volunteers, was committed by the provost marshal apon the charge of making an asssnlt on the sergeans ofthe guard at Soldiers’ Rest. He was well SOTerM tance, ; * i i i | | | martial now sittin, report for duty to Soe muny friends His bod: honr of msde. é ———~——___ SOMETHING InviTInG.—The pie-nic to be t. Dominick’s Church, among those associated with him. y had not yet been recovered up tothe going to press, although search is being St the Seventh-street Park, on Wednesday, amusement. sures cents : | offers special indncements to those wishing to | {utomime eQ- | enjoy fresh and rural scenery and innocent | for higher wages. They were receiving $1.50 ‘The affair is in the hands of an | | €mergetic and accomplished committee, who | that they will succeed however, as their pay | are exerting themselves after & sort that in- mort delighttul pic-nic. children, 10 cents. Tickets 23 | ———— Srvriove Moxsy.—Notes of: various de. nominations and in imitation of the Govern- | Ment greenbacks are in circulation. } purport to be on the Government Bank, whici | does not exist, are dated Washington, District | of Columbia, November 19th, 1552, and signed The: J. Winslow, Cashier, and Harvey” Patten, President. from York. They are suppused to emanate a PAtr¥cL ACCIDENT.—On Sunday morning, atout four o'clock, 8 woman named Libbey, while sitting in the third story window of a house on FE, between Twelfth and Thirfeenth streets, fell to the ground. Her leg was broken, and she was otherwise injured. Su rgical aid was immediately obtained, and the sufferer is doing very well. —_.-- REBEL DesERteRs.— John Hannah and John Daniel, two deserters from the Rebet Navy came to Point Lookout on Saturday, and wore yesterday sent to the Central Guardhouse. They declare their intention of taking the oath of allegiance. ———— FestivaL.—The ladies of the Ninth-street Methodist Protestant Church give a festival to- night atthe rooms of the Union League Asso- ciation, to raise funds tor a new library. Fruit, confectionary, &c., in abundance. The fine band of the 2d D.C. regiment will bé presont. eS are RELIEVED FROM Duty.—Lieutenant Chand- ler of the 14th New Hampshire volunteers, has been relieved from further duty on a court- in this city, and ordered to ovost Marshal Todd. —— PROMOTED.— Dr. Ducachet, surgeon in chargo of Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, has been. promoted from acting assistant surgeon U.S. Army to surgeon of U.S. volunteers. —_—o—__—_. SruaMavoanue@s Cam Be Ovnap.—Dr. mT and Henry Spermatorrhaa, Chocts’ are’ aly convince a Ge. speeds magical. ay it. ia. Worip— tae 7B. Band’ Seminal Weakness, ty an rectea}~ Bex. bold by 8, B Ford cor and ea Out U} in use. Gook, of the of its Thy jaGly aly PIC NICS, &c. TB! GEAR D FAMILY PIC NIC IM alD OF THR DRAFTED CONDUCTORS OF THE WASHINGTON & GEORGETOWN RAILROAD WILL Comm OF? On MOND. AY, Augast Sth, At the PARK, 7th street, near Bowndary. nent Pelker’s celebrated Brass and String Band ad ‘C01 FIPTY Ueman and ladies. mence at 3 p.m. CENTS, admitting a gen: au 23-2’ (COMPLIMENTARY AND BENE CIAL BPICO NITES BY TEE OITIZENS OF THE THIRD WARD. To THE MEMBERS OF THE METROPOLITAN POLIOE OF TH SIXTH PREOCINT, At Loefiler’s Celebrated Garden, on TUBSDAY BVENING, the the citizens of the Third W' | ious to sid and retainin their midst the of- Relies foree of the sixth precinct! ficers of the who are dra! The public may rest will be one of the moi those magic Gard: termined ne at all must ements ird Ward wi assured that t at i FS y which it New York avenus, ‘26th inat.. b: .. OF are aux his Pile Nic cent ever held in an the managers are ‘eciate the good order de- will be con- id perfect arrang: aueted . _In addition to the above a celebrated Band of Music will bein attend: ‘Tickets, admitting @ gentleman and ladies, ONE DOLLAR. © o Managers om she Part of the Citizens. i A.C. Richaras, J.P. igson, J 8 Hollingshead | Thos. Lewis. Jas. H. Stone, M.Thompson Thos Doroho, J.B. Barr, . B. Curtis, N.D.Larner, JamesTowles, V. Harbaugh. Jones & Co., H. Richey, Commitice of Atansemmnts. r ©. M Skippon, Rob’tJohnaon, @, W. Frazier, J.T. Bheid, Alvert Brewer, J, W. Tacker. J.C. Pettit, 3.0. Lusby, Qu 21 St” Mp2te0rouirans 10 THE REBOUE, GRAND PIC NIC H AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. The Chesapeake and Ohie Canal te Receive Government Protection. - —_—_—_— ANTED—A eood Soom. wasees, and = {Uorrespondence of the Star.] BR. 454 Bighth st., near D. H Grorertow®s, Aug. 21, 1563. WANTED a SUBSTITUTE-At OHARLER L. Gn Saturday A. Spates, Presi- LOOK WOOD'S, 324 Penn. avenae; between evening, Uol. dent of the Chesa; and Ohio Canal Uo., ; Was in town, and informed the Collector that | he had received a letter from the of War stating that he had placed the canal mn- der the protection of Gens. Kelly and Heint- zieman, Also, that he (Spates) had received letters from Gens. Kelly and Heintzleman in- forming him that they had already forwarded j treops enough in their estimation to afford ail Shard teehee uli 2° ANTED_By a young man,a SITUATION as Ww esleem, i busi nets. “Addrem HB, ftarofice Tis ANTED—By o reepsctadle young girl, ten years of Toa Lay 5 0.934 Ast BEYO ATION as wert Tid REN T—A smail furnished or us- ANTRD TO furnished HOUSE in the ‘nborhood of ; needful protection. It is h therefore, that | 471 NA | those engaged in the canal trade will beable | Smee s *feet#- Apply to C. B. BAKRE, Star | to proeeed with their business without further WAltED—t30 GIRLS; poker Howl. for the kitche! | interruption. 1e for chamberwork The laborers on the coal wharves have struck ly atthe Ho- corner of Tenth Brief and Pe 2. per day, but now demand #2. It is not thought arenes tarts ANTED-a Feed Domestic OAKS BAKER; will procure hands enough for the present sup- sito. good .D BAKBR. Apply at the ply cf coal. eer hte and llth streets, The arrivals to-day are :—Steamer James S. NOERR & BRO. -Green, Mulliner, New York, mdse to Morgan & Rhinehart; Elizabeth, Fowler, Norfolk, light; | schrs. Alice, Goodale, Kennebec, Me., ice to Godey; Rockingham. Tolpy, Kennebec, Me., ice to do.; Kate Merrill, Wicks, New York, grain to Government; William and John San- ders, Battimore, grain to Hartley & Bro.; Au- gustus, Douglas, Deal’s Isiand, melons. its W. H. Barger, 112 tons V ANTED 812 UATION—Hotel keepers and laandress in ail te brasehie ae chee hace ply at Depot House, near B. B. Det ‘It’ _ 7 ANTED—By ar le 7 M THON to ay chamberwort Sad uoniet ig wes roping, bor Ne. 30, Star offen om By canal :—Boa‘ coal to Ray's Docks: Old Dominion, wood; the National Steam Laundry, Perseverance, coal to Borden Mining Go. opposite Grover’s Theater, Tn ice for fav lays. au 2-te Az, F. BO KISS, Prop, , YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SIT GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws. | A YOUNG GIRL ¥ janx a, SI TUATION AB commendations if re i-ed. Oan 289 North Capitol, he! Vetween ‘Maas. a AS OnpINaNcr suppl. ntary to an ordimance for the erection of a new market house. trast Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen and Roard | *t'eet. 9f, Common Council of the Corporatron of Groreetoron, Vv hat tho stock issued under the ordinance to | W which this isa supplement shall be called market 5 house stock, and shall be in sums of one hundred | permaid dollars cach, with interest payable quarter yearly and shall be numbered from one upwards, and whenever the Clerk of the Corporation is prepared to redeem any of said stock. he shall havo all the small f Siig acy t No. 1! ar a oO. S half et., bet C and D. ANTED—A WHITE MAN to work on, an 1 numbers put together, and employ some disinter- take 6 t,o A ested person to draw aa many numbers aa he may | housework ks sere ewe va Woman ote have money to redeem with, and so continue from | would be preferred. A line, cyving name and ree” time to time with the remainer of the numbers until the whole stock is redeemed, and for each number drawn the Clerk shall notify the Owner of asid number or numbers tha interost will ceaso and determine at the expiration of thecurrent quarter. SEC.2. And be it further ordained, That there shall be at ihe northern end of the market house, in the center, a scale house, not less than eight feet wide and fifteen feet long, and the benches or stands in the market house shall be ten feet ia length, with pasdage way four feet in width between every two chev crstands. to the outside of the market house, and there shall be # footway on both sides of the market house three feet in width, paved with brick, and suitably curbed and guttered. The benches ou each side of the said house shall he three feet in width, with an open spacé between them ard the wall two feet six inches in width. denca. directed to J... and'left at the Star off will meet with attention immediately. au 2seost IFTY DOLLARS A MONTH —A gentleman, Pent tro end tort eee Toa years old), want, for six months or@ yoar,a good-sized fur- nishet BOOM and BOARD. with a private family or where there are few boarders. Address P 0. Box 61. giving location. Beat reterences given and required. au 24-3t ANTBD—A SALBSMAN ina dry goods store, W Address Box 488, Post Office. eu 22 St* OUSB WANTED —Tho advertiser wishes to tentan Unfurnished Boute having at least six rooms. Address Box 39,Star office, stating teras and location, au 22-3t* ‘The two rows of center benches #hall be each four ANTED—A good BUILDING LOT, cast of fect iu width, with no apace between. our) W Alam otreet nd meet aaa eo te et, im See.3. And be it further ordained, That the first t Qeorgetown, for which cash will be paid. A: twelve ‘benches or stands commencing at the thern end of the market shall be used excin- iy by butchers and other dealers {n fresh and Falted mest, and all benches or stands shall be Barton, Georgetown, DiC. ANTRD IMMBDJAPELY—A good “OPERA. WwW TOR’? on the Bmpiro or Singer’s Sewing Ma- n ten days’ public notice, to | Chine; particularly for > work. tho highest bidder, for cash oa aleaceattenscans, B. OWMN 2 BON, Merchant Tailors, subject to an annual rent of thirty dollars each, { _#& 22-3t 212 Penn. ava. payable in adaance, and upon a failure at any lime to renew sich payment withia ten days alter the same shall become due and payable, the Corpora- tion shail have tho right to resell said bench or | stand for its use and benefit, But in no instance shall any one per i i ested in more tha! WAniz. IMMADIATELY—A good W WBRIGHT for cart and wagon work; to agood industrious hand, liberal wages and stesdy em ployment given. lprquire at No, 518 Seventh st. sonth. bet. Md. avenue and B st, 73-3t" JACOB MILLER. eas Grave Sorlers force h day so interested, to ANTED—Ose pair of Beevy WORK HORSES. ye recovered as fines usually ar aire . W. OA! 295 B stre Be0.4. And be it further ord. That the now | pear Wiens’ Hotet Waser ae Matreer, market house shall be comm onthe rat of April next, and as much earlic: as the consent of ANTED-~A. BMALL HOU! Ww the present lessees of the stands inside and outside September, in a good locality, for wh'eh a of the present market house can be obtained. pesian pinpty dollars will be given. Address A, Approves -, Box Ne. 5, Star ofice an 2}-3t* | a LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D.C., AuGUST 23, 1463. WF Persona applying for letters in the following list will please say when they were advertised, otherwise they may not receive them, LADIES’ LIST. Wart -A BMALL COTTAGSE near the city, c ee a line of ae city. xallroad: ant erensona’ in advance s cre Rat ASracmia sy whticas Boetads de ANTED—Twe ROOMS, furnished ur ety farnished, for a coupie w: to keep house for themselves. No steves or bedding required. Terms moderate; location no object. Address Byrdes Miss Virg'a Hopkins Mre EA Miller Mp Alice-t i fice’ stating 1° wi Burne Mra Mary Hane Mie Caroline OzieMrehnasYeg's | U2i02. Btar office, stating location, &e. an 21-6t Baker a _ Hazell Mire Peabody Mre WASTSD TO RENT—A Purnished HOVS Baldwin MissMatticJentins MM Ro containing from 8 to 14 rooms, in the Thi Butler Mra Lsnra Jobosoa Mra ME Ronser Mrs or Fourth Wards; the best care will bo of izzie jackson MiseChari'eRegan Ca: - BeslyDMvsetayetto? Kirby Mra Jainee B Re loli Mise Cor Poker ty; no ebibres'tia inssity, Address ¥ 388. Boswell MreJane Kelly Misa Ophelia Shorts Lucy-2 ~ Burosi lieth Keenen Mise Liste Simmons, ANT tleman 1 : WW Sabie Boot Sf BOARD, (int frets a | WILL OFPRR AT PRIVAT: = H Trois OFFRE 'B SALE THE RAIL en 5 rari pee eee Fie icaeniave ingthen’ ne ta the hemes ny BR R&NT— Beveral woil-furnished ROOMS: ES Seatiemon preferred. “Apply at 445 atront ORTABLE HOSE FOR i i " by 2 fect, Bax beck tied foranbrotyping. fait able ior any business Weeated on 0: treet ,near San- Teauire of Bow ROWE Ne 50 eek atreet, opposite Patent + fice eet au H-3t* TORE FOR SA: ‘With or without 4: res, C street, near Perot between New Jere cre, and North’ Capitol strect, Apply, HABRIGOW Gift Btore. Penn ave., 3d street. Store is doing a business. B8eld only on account of change of asiness. au 22-3t* |, Well known as t Regt ows a tavern for the MBS. KELLY. PE OB SALE.—A small GROOBRY, Stock and Fixtures complete, in & rapidly improving part ofthe Ces A ance for an inveetment, Avety ets 0, 309 pth st., between L and M sts. au BEOHANTS’ HALL—Seoond floor No. 4 Penn- Ay ania svencs, between 8th and 9th sts,—FOR RENT ,to persons iptoolag Rep large and eligible ae me UY one) day or week, for ay laplay of goods er tem: UF BOseS, to W. H, GLAGETT,at Bhuster'e Cola” auzi-im ‘OR KRENT—Two fine ROOMS, handsomely far- nished; ina goed location, Apply at the Star Office. an 20-8t* = I8SHBD PARLOR AND BED-ROOMS TO Apply at 372 FP street, corner of 13th. _ 80 2 lw" Foe S5ALE—A comfortable HOUSE, in one of the most desirable Poighborhoode in theelty. in- . JOHNSON quire of WM, +323 Fifth street place of business, on street, Between 6th and 7th, OR SALE—Two PARMS in Montgomery county, Pore ive miles nora west of Hoceriiee wk: improvements, The by the first of ; containing 150 acres. with land is ina high state of cultivation, with good fencing. of them will be sold on acsommo- dating terms, Address JAMES B GAITAER, nore Oak Poat Office, Montgomery county, Md. an we Fo SALB—A FRAMB HOUSE containing nine rooms together with twenty nine thousand with a variety fruit ; peaches Tries, and grapes allot the best ‘ter in the yard,on the 13th strects and Pennsylvania particular {auD-iw*} D. OB SALE—A row of SEVEN SMALL HOU: Belper two rooms each. with small Hi 2 corner of & ani avenue east. For further dence, Ne. 575. SES, back y othe. of this city. ate., south of Fo SA LB—One new HOUSB, KITCHEN aod STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE for sale, in Pe tarertisy tac” syyle'ss Saawees a al had al . PRIGN BH, Biadouabure. uid an 19-1w* OB me neat two ajory and well-finished PRES HOUSS, on Dintraet south, between lfth-and 13th streets west, on the Island; will be sold a bargain, Apply to ‘the subseriber, at the Banking Mouse of Hittenhouse, Pant & 00. ani Im" THOS. SEWELL. OR RENT-The DWELLING HOUSE AND pe re mumbered s04 560) rey (oor north ° vt |. D. CABTLEMAB, Adm’r, corner Bixth B ts, an 17-tsepl opp. National Hotel. Fo SALE—A double FRAMZ .HOUSB, wit und and stable attached, ted on M nO) detween 6th and 7th streets sast. To any ane Ww! to purchase. the teams will be made very For particulars apply to BARBOUR & BEMMBS.Grocers. [Con. Union.j _ au 12-eout JP ARM FOR RENT—A small Parm, 4 miies from Washington. Dwelling (2 rooms), with out- rer iorehars and ¢ arden caged ead tang ie esired, For particulars Ton, 7 0., 3. D., Hox 3a! = iy B eean™ R BENT—A FURNIEMED ROOM, 344, Ith at. bet. Land M. : RE) VALUABLE tween g$reats, and froxting the Kighth and Nin’ Northern Market. Tweath-three feet front. with adepth of one hundred feet. Alley in rear. of HARMON BU ANS. 408 —— = FOR SALE—On K, te’ uire Penn, avenue, or Graig Mra May C_ Kyeor Mre A Inproferred.) | Situated between oth aod 12th ate, | YEO. ‘W. COOHRAN. 398 Penn s¥ 31 tt Dukes Mra Marg: KearneyBira ue and F strest. Addrene G., Btar office. an — ine | on ot, Bane. ua tuee z | FORAIPE,§ See arens re gees coer we Mary leabelle Lilly Dire M A ; De Bre Kentieman whahas been draft. | say business. Applaat.the Goel rant, Date MreJL Mankins Mro Verl'sSwaney Mr o iberal price will Depa. n> if Ot ® | No. 247 Penn. ave. bet. 2th and iste sts. 3725 tf Deener Mise Acuie Macoathes Sarah Smith Mire Carolion TM. RANSON, toes NO LET.—The iiac baving vented Sat Eyane Mre Mey Moobyr Mies M A Tilman Mrs 7M. Bora bee Ao hes Ho! se ee See ee 19th, No. 153, wid let s sult of PARLODS’with Gormley Mrs MargtMoney Mrs Rachael Them: WV ARZED TO PURCHASE--A8MALL HOUSE, | Use ef new Grr: Plana; bathe hot and Pea GA Ree Ee ead in Georgetown, on or uoma of Bridgestreet: | Sola om tad Departmenta ; Bee enc Cees Mae) Wy st ves sain Bear will pay one-third cash, and secure the ce by | Army and Nrvy afficere and st: visiting the HechaeyMiwMarih Anais Wises ie deed of trust on the proparty. Address J..Bor69, | City can be accommodated witeHoms Tete swat!" GENTLEMEN'S LIST Georgetown. D.O. aa 21-3t_ | Phe first floo= parlor office to =» Paymaster or Atkinson Rott Bo Green Josep M Merciii A @ UTES WANT. = $240, two hun- | Others, with raom adjoining if- desired, Adsms Jono-3 Gant lsreal | cies Wen a “Sa ‘$240 each jy 27-1m Benton Wm8-2 Goodale Howell Parker WP They, wiht be { - = BaeiTS WorwitrBamt Pauley Pa early geNo. 431 Bov- Boowieot Heures itont &. Liwis£ 00., LOST AND FOUND. Baker Jouu M-2_ Harrington OG Auctioneers. — Botrerdaces " Hesttey Sitont WASTED RA fond: active, indestraous Young | & | () Qh suet augustus medina since Gna Boots Jone Hock Joca MAN . from 16 to’) years of ago, a¢ clerk of | HORSE cae bled foot’ itn ee ec | Boyd Jona Hodg ler Joho falesmanin s book stora. Noxe need apply except | white spotaon back, Phe above reward will be } Binksory je Hervey Joeeph ier oat vines viene cadre os, | elven to'say. person that will bring him home, or. x -f juli Hav. BS . Bu Hous FB nad Pred f P.O, Box 736, Washington, D.O. any information coll, MIGHAML O'BRURE, } oe te Lona its cor, Sth and @, Navy Yard Hill | Cavansugh Wm Hoepetal Chas 5 re e cn . maar 2 i er Raat Hunter Alex D—OF RY HAYS, G&S BEWARD at, a small BLAOK COW; eer Peter T Hubbard Amos ip Oity of Manchester, | (SD about § years old; milks from three teats } Genroy Patk Higine Win ve at Castie Garden. on the Ist May, 1863. She was acy y j o. 6S Four and-s-haifst., Island Cochran Jobe Hardeuberg Jose 8 Bunith Gapt W 5 from the Parieh Kilury, Sousty’ Kerry, Ireiand. au 22 3" ‘PATRICK GIBBON Cavalier Jus a = Any information will be thankfully received by her BY THu Clifford Hand friends in W: ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE METROPOLITAN | z ends in OTIVE OOK AND LADDE COMPANY, Chau Frases su 21 3" __ {New York please copy.| BENEFIT OF THEIB YELLOW-MEMBEBS WHO W Goca piainceoeina: sun te eiiion erence ae cooking, ai ng to make HAVE BERN DRAPTED, | Gre himeell genorally weeful: ° The Active Members of the Metropolitan Hook and der Company respectfu!ly announce to their friencs and the pubic that they will the season. o'clock ive a Grand Pie Nic at iirilier's Garden on fins Brass and string Baad has been engaeed for theoccasion. Dancing will commence at Tickets The UNITED GLEE , of Seorgetown, give their Beventh and Ferewell Pic Nic uf tae one adout 18 or 2 yeara {| of age, either white or colored; to one who ia wil- ling tO work, ® good situation is offered. Apply immediately to Messrs, SHERMAN & DRIVER, Katcre at ¥iniay Hospital,or at No. 457 Bigth at. aa a | De } Do Dooley Michael MJ pee (Bard Room) Turaar Jost P)WELLING WANTHD.—Wacted to rant or Moriarty Maurice ‘Trueiy D)Narchase, a medium-sized BRIOK HUBS, Risen eee) pees centraliy located, with atable attacked, or spaca to Miailon John 7 one. AddresaJ N. A. KOLB, 376 D street, Sic: admitting a gentleman Miller Joun owt Bs | Son canes enmmeeceaea renccrien reine J ANTRD IMMRDIAY BLY—150 LABORERS J.T. Ohancey, Geo. No: e8, Jas. A. Suith, Middleton HO) ©) White James F to work on the Washinton Ry errs Bx: G,¥. Holbrook, Jas. W. Write, Chas, Chil eas, | pitvieyGtnee © Mormen'D Wine ames perienced quarrymen will be paidjat the rate of Wm. 8. Scott.’ J. 7. Biakeney, Oliver Donn. F ido B = Mundof G A lier Jona 1.6 per Gay. i common laborers, $1.5. For fur au 2t 24,27,29.81 McGrath Dail Joha | ther information apply at the Contractor's Office, James = Mick an Davi eee Distributing Beservoir,or CAPTAIN JAS BB Mc- oO NI cr PIC NI Cl | Gaskins Wn P| Muler Conrad Heary GU E atreet. AU GESEN SPRING PAVILION. Gees LG Morton A anit BURK & DUNB. All persons wishing to mail letters to foreign Waste, IMMEDIATELY—A GOOD C countries are respectfully requested to asc-rtain tha season on TUB*DAY. Aug. 25th, 1363. amount of postage due thereon before deposit good Wages wiil be given te one who under: Tickets 50 cents, admitting a g ntieman t 3 I ue on letters from forvign co stands the business thoroughly, Apply at L. and Indien Supper’ willbe furnished at 93 therman be paid in cola ocia UsicodStaterTrons. | BEES Park Hotel, 7tm street, near Sundry conta eseh per head, Coaches will leave the ear | ury notcs with the addition of the rating premiura | Lime. au stard every half hour for the Spring. Good order will be preserved onthe ground. By ord W. H, Boararson 2 UOOKMAN., Sec. ‘er of the Pre a ea @RAND PICO NIG at tas WASHINGTON PARE, 2h street, will be given by the members of BT, DOMINIOK CHURCH, for repairing and improving the same, on WEDNESDAY, Aag. 26th, 1363. The city pas- senger cars run to the grounds every five minutes. Tickets 25 cents; children under 10 years 10 cents. ANTED,.—SUBATITU f ES wanted—the high- eat prices paid—at the office of Justice D, ROWLAND, No. 4235 B street, near General Post Office. All Binds of Exemption Papers promptly prepared, at reasonable prices. au -2w* HENRY ADDISON LIME: LIME. LIME! 7 1 40 0 SASREES iabnou ro Aetinged at en: neli’s wharf, per schooner O MDENED for ANTED—Any number of HORSES, HORNBD fale by » O. Bio: : WwW CATTLE, or SUBBP for atirst-class pasture, au 2 corner 7th atreotand Canal. / under good fenelng, ‘best attention paid By feet A oR ean. saeco erat uisgus anna i WALL TENT, in good condition, something 4 ki + ’, larger than the Government pattern. “Has been in | #tedies, in the rear of Herropoliten Hotel, No, 323 0 st, [su 4 eo3w*}] BEN HUTTON. use only about four weeks, ‘The iy entirely Rew. ‘Will be sold cheap for cash. Kneaire et LADIBS WANTED — At 351 P By order of the avenue, bet. 43: 20d Btls “aaa on 20-30" | 20,000 street, between 8th and oth We au 19-6t COMMIT? ES. yon Io Bt Ic xt stamp Fiannel, Vetvet, Silk. Muslin, Cambriek, Ho Fon wasuineron Paak! I a, a eae ee ee, Le Anon j also, Cioeks, . ¥ y of George: | sonsof the First Ward with 108, at his store, 119 | guy; Obeapeat lace i AE Pete) town will bold their ANNUAL PIO-NYG this year | Penn. avenue, between loth and Both sta. } Braiding Fattetas just reselved.. Wark, dos a0 the Park, oe Tar near the bounda:y line, | ault-lw* ‘{Bepub.}) THOS. BR. WILSON, | While you 2 Se aamorie neat, August :éth. = BAN T—. rnisk fy hy rua Georgetown every three mia- L?z4, DARE BED COW, about two years and Ware ‘ard ferred. now or before the utes the A bard of music will be six months old; about to caive or caived; white | ist of ener Heel references. Address J.D., an at » and nO means spared to make the | flanks and white 5 rt broad horns. I will | Box 34. iy 7-im* one of pleasure and r tion. pay $65 for the finding of her or hi tidings eq that Siang am be sata Sat | Has fad SL yo PM ROS Ge se 7 5 . e ampere end at the grounds om the day of th’ | —* 2 =e Oe gear ck Beventa stroot, than elsewhere. Sy late {3 5 Al eee ANTBD.—Everybody to know that they can aries from Cecrestors, net rayana welts The WAGONS! MITOD sha Cideing at reduced wrices et sb int of 7th street and '&. avenue ‘ % i tend PRING s ven| s br MiScars going up north Yinstrest. suleeoit” ‘| WAGONS Win” eo auent dnd nears BERING Ben Gas re sg seco! . Ww rt calls Pens OFS teat TOR OVAP MRI TLR A ae, | WV AiR SOREL ee Mee Beast og oy, Seewer Promel. au 22-st* “STAD, 000477 Sth went en ee earths egy lake” tol Hill, between Sth and 6th strects, sout! 2 i. D t. = ,88 23-lw* LADENSBUBG ACADBMY. IATELY —Twenty CAR- LL BN PAID TO A GOOD whirt Patucs Gxosor’s Coumtr, Mo. W . ral wages will be paid to 250 Sebeetrots ply at WG. MBTZE- sap 2 good workmen, and mone others will be sesepted. iB Music Devos corner Penaayiveais aveane sane 1 tee Govetamnn Seraamentheteees nd lith street “ad) viaing Star ae en a-3¢ + Rear tise gormer Seta GAMER BAYTED MEN OF THE FIRST, BHOOND, and ‘ Darcey arene mr agtt _Deerinenhot Washintcs a! =I exe! a l- eaten at the oMse ef Wa M. Boberisom, corner B BUNT OR SALE-A BURNISHED DW BL Wee era. 5 se 2, A eugl-t) THOMAS A. MITORBLL. £ JING HOUSE. with viable and thrve asros of] Weussfursuasing os B Have suet received so cases Otaret Wine; | Wicks Ger Hee atic hon, tae toute ae Of | mar 9.48 cqsen Hant Bautarne ; #0 cozes California Wines of | with « large dry collar seth. The stable kad the f fe makes ; Port, Hoek, and | 1) may bed dc, Re with < rooms for o BOARDING. Muscatel. Also, Petes spare og Hi pa 2 ’ \. oe in ae ALDING, 190 Jreaneyirtzic bg recommended 'o x van! propertics, EGAN & PERRIS. " ABLES i ’ Notary Publ 1 BD HOUSE senate cor Wanasrn ste. | SUP Wile MAREE WAVER. Notary Public, TRA yee | Ww... Feast TRA AN BUTTEB DEPOT streets, ia new reacy, ‘all large, cool and Ws ilove sow in store a freah stcok of fine Im. | (1 cad : convenisat. for gents wives or anpowder, Young Hpson, C ag, and OTICE SUTLERS! eens. Dinner at 6; breakfast from 7 tos, 4 te Gredktant ean; sino, the Gumaine APA. i osttzan, Baar one pound cans. patcpincases | 88 Ste". — 2 Is ar ye ferme be setie Bhs eae | eae APU pOARD, TATESUASDONS E2OE ro s cor, Sthand Bait. | on 10 ott 450 Mleuth sts ene Pe ree g aeal ony Penaspivesie eragas, be: ‘4 i T., | tween 15th streets. Wanted, at the same Norigs 33 usr est i tals OE ea id G sha B ingeta, oe ORontize stack ood 1B , Willing to walt of. go any fare ree pare and styinet | of Ta: mts’ Furaishing Goods for sale, = Fours 3 Iaat this day been dleroited sloso his business an 2i- Roo Ms WITH BO. BAT, $18 weer ; three mI B, Foley, uB “0. H. EiSviiin” now laring af fthe Poxt-omee A fow transient a Slexendria, Va.. Sold ebeaip.on account of eders eam be sarommosates. ~ atree CAPTAIN TALBUT, stewner “Youse Amica,” BARE VROM THE DEPART MA ting Weak: rTunoing between Alexendris ang Washington. ingloar cong hog 6 comtores in one of the r eourre of business. pie. ou 2) 2° Siti: Po oe Oe 8 ote te Washington, No. 58 Beueé his rh dav of a mae yOLRY. | PAXGATNE. te Moo’ aad Bore" Clothing at Missouri avcnue, One very largp front room, 24 eu ti-at BOMSE d. FOLET. | BBUCH & 00.'s, 464 Bovemth street, jy) | etory, pow vacant, ‘ ic ; ‘AE EN UP ON 11TH STREET, LAST NIGHT, @ runaway Horse and Bugzy. 4 . PURNER. 450 Bleventh st., bet. @ and H, AME TO THE ADVERTISER. AUGUST 14th, residing near Fort Baker, D.C. «4 BED COW, with white face and without horas; lame in right hind leg: which the owner can have by proving property and paying expenses. * 3M. GOLDEN, naar Good Hope. _ou ae sts $1 0 BEWARD.—Strayed from the premises of the sabscriber,on the afternoon of Mon- day last, two COWS ; one Black and the other Kad; no particular marks aboatthem remembered. It is probable they are together. The above reward will be paid to any one who will biing them home or give information where they may be foun4, hi, J. MIDDLETON: au 31-St* near Fort Bunker Hi REWARD —Stolea, from the stables of § ] 00 George Bichstein, esq. near Catonsville Baltimore county, Md., on Saturday night last, ons BAY HOBS8E, medium size: black tail and mane: right hand foot whjte, Aud one DARK SORREL MARK; medium size; blind in one eye, with scar, 1 will py 82) for the return of the horses to me and $> additional for the arrest ofthe Shief. . ¥, RICHSTEIN, National Bookstore, 278 Pa. avenge aus bet. lith and lth sts., Washington, D.C Washington, 215 G. corner of lth street, Wasuixoron, D.C., Aug. 21, 1963. Pp? OPOBALS FOR WOOD. BALED Prorosazs for the delivery of FIVE aHOUBAND ( 8 y] wood to the Cuigp Ass’ QUARTERMASTER’S Orrin, 3,000) CORDS 0) ernment de received at this office until BATUBDAY, the 5th day of September, 1333, at twelre o’clock m The Wood to be hard, sound and merchantabie, four (4) feet long, and split to the ordinary size of “Eas Wood to be delivered in the city of Wash- ington. at such points as the Depot Quartermaster shall direct ied in ranks four( 1) feet high; de- considered complete uatil so pected. be desi on the of the Government to inspeet sea eene the Wood, —_ — 7 eee ener ta the above specia- ons Ss wa tobe covered on or before the seoond day of ‘ember, 1563. Payment to be made upon the completion of the whole contract. POSALS. Zhe fell name ent Fors Othca address of the bid- Pes i se a cca ote arms naes & ‘oa tho individual proposal of the party posals from disloyal parties will mot be idered, and eral of ehanineee Leck Coe, propos: a aarti ee United” Beaten An inspector will ; ‘ clining housekee — ‘Walnut Hair Sprit, ge Ree and Parlor 0) AUCTION SALES, FHIs my By W. L. WALL -& OO., Auctioneers. At the Bazaar, 9S Lowisiana @ve,, detoten Hh and 12 Bopsas ar AUOTION,—Om 70.MOmROw AUCTION. : seller tee RANG. 24th inat., at 1 o'elos®, we will 2 Bedale =e Work Horses, Bays, Sorrels, aed auy WM. L. WALL & 00., Anette, aes WAL os _ By J.C. Me@UIBE & CO (PROSTEE'S BALE oF FRIDAY. Aogaet rats oes ree : a loca, by virtue of = deed of trust to the auueccites dated May 7th, igs7. and duly recorded im Liber d; A. 8., No. 136, 3 ot seq., one of the ti records for Washington county,'D. 0.. I ta Nos. 7,8, 9599; 20, 21, 22. 23. 35 and 35, 1 James C. McGuire's sabdivision of Square 624° fro: ch street. between eal 24 feet on North @ pitol street, and rua- rALUBLE BU; PFICR street west and North 0: ning back to a 89 foot all: Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in-6 and 12 months with interest, seoured by deed of trust a premines. conveyances at the cost of purehasers. By If desired, these Lota will be subdivided into Lots of 16 feet front each. eatery THOS. J, FISH 4 fy Ttawkde 5-0. MeGULRE OO hecie, S7-THE ABOYE SALE IS UNAVOIDAPLY postponed untit MONDAY Ke ees ee AY AFTERNOON, Augast 7 Oey, FISHER, Trustee. au® mwkds J.C. McAUIRE & CO Aneta, By J.0. MoGUIRH & O0.. Auctioneers. RUSTEK’? SALE OP VALUABLE LOPB qi PRusting OFricn 8Quane.—On FRIDA August 7th, at 5% e’clock, on the premises, Virtue ofa desd of trust te'the subscriber, dal May 7th, 1857, aud-duly recorded im Liter J. A. 8. No. 137, folioa61 et req. one of the land records for Washington county, D.C. I shall set] Lote No G8and 3.in James C. hicGui buddivision ’M, each fronting M feet op etreet, near the Government Printing Offer, eee. running: back 175 feet 3 inches,to a3) foot alley. These Lots have o pavement laid and trees peed in freat, and are very desirabie locations ‘or residence. ‘Terms: One-third in cash, and i3 months, with interest, secured bra deeds S Milcoat o& Coavegencing te be paid by the con’ sh iv pur- ser. HOB. J. FISHER, Trastes. Sy -tawads J.0-McGULHE & CO. Resta, A THE ABOVE SALE 18 UNAXOIDABLY postponed. until MONDAY AYTELNOOM deo, ce ene eT ant Eee s PISHRE, Truster au%-sewads 3. C.MoGUIBE 00. Aveta Bz. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, rTP Raeaae’s BALB OF VALU ABS PROPBRTY 8, @ORGETOME.—By virtue ofa deed of trust executed by theJate Alfred Ourtis and wife bearing date on the pth doy of September, 1859, and daly Fecordedin Liber J. A. 8..No. ias, folios 344, 946. theland records of the Diatrict of Columbia F will otter at Public Sale,on MOM! BAX, the th day at 5 o’elock R, ™., Sah.numbered ifty, addition to Siteatea Is " 2 "» said G the costh side at Seal situa strest rd Teale Seek th atree’ Fenn! It depis of one huntred and tranty foot with tee two,atory Brick House and back building upon the sarop, beimg a Grat-class residence, Tithe indispa- tabdle.. Terms at sale. RB. P2JACEBON. se13. és DOWLING uote THOE: D9) FUTURR.DAYS. By J.C, McG@UIRE & 00. Auctioneers EEE» Berens Hor ore OF A PAMILY PIM 2. 4 OI Shall eall the Pantie eae Atsetscts Gea Mastle-tcy Center , Sesretary aud What- Mandeome Oil Pai jaravi in Window ade snige earings Tarte ply Carpets ON UIT Bees Taree Mirror e-ply K 0" ree Mi Clock, Ornamente,ak Sidqhoard Rytexsion Tote Qhairs Butlega’ Tray Co ae, meee ‘are, Castors = Rina, Glare, anc Oroee: at ‘able Cutie: ureaus Werdrobes, W: a8, Boil Mattreases Bo et Bilows Regs and otdgr Stoves, | ra ‘ onether with .s zeneral’ pees of Kitchen ‘ureiture. i; Terms cash, f au2d 3,0, McGUIRE & CO., Agcts. Shoe WAabb aw Auctioneers. LO’ } Ty as AS WabA ReaD 2 the aoe ee, ets. o.ciock p. m.. Offer at Public Sale, Lot Seria neha retain Song tees ith is oe cash sirbhi a ioctl x goaterith interost from day’ of sale aeeated: ore oftraatupon the property. t veyance the, Pareharer's cost, inclad:gg, Were e th table. ; L. WALL %.00.. Aucts. By J.0. MeGUIBE & OO. Agctionsers. XOELLEN? HOU! OLD PURNIT ¢ EY LI BALE. OE THES: YY MORSING. Mth, commencing at 100 . We shall sei! ¥ residence lady removing trom the ate jo. $36 New York avenue, be 2 9th and eta 8i8., @ general assort it “a ox Furuiture: name in part eno nd aut Hair Cloth Sofas, Ohairs, ana Side ainut Plush Covered A: Rock bs Cane Beat ecogiion uate ons Walnut Marble ton Side an ntet Tablas Mirrors, Window Shades, bigntel Ornaments Fiainst ond Mabossay: Qeamber Parni — vit: ee -top and Plain Buyeaus, ‘ardro bea, Marble-to; other Washetands. , Hust, ani t Redding, Se a0. ies dane Gunton Matting Bear Oll ete ned ae 8 no ing, ir ~ ii Radiator and Parlor Sto’ aes ae ves Cooking Stove and Hitchen Requisites: au 2- J.C. MOGUIRES CO., Aucta. By J.C. Mo@UIRE & OO. Auctioneers. IRST CLASS BUILDING LOT OPPOSITE Franxkiis Row, at Accrios —On THU BBDAY AFTERNOON, August 7th, at six o'clock, on the premises, m2 shall sell Lot No. %,in Square No. 2 ronting twenty-six feet two inches on north ‘eet, between Iith amd 13th atrecta west, and ran ing aok ove hundred and forty-two feeteight inches to a thirty foot ed alley. _The situation is conaitered among the best inthe city fora private residence, and the sale should command the attention of persous desiring a fize byeiog site. Title perfect. ‘erms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve montas, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on thepremises. All conveyances at cost of the purcnsser. J.C. McGUIBE & O0.. Aucts. eu 22 By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetown, D.C. S JALUABLE IMPBOVBD PROPERTY IN V Gaonomsows ar Avorion —{ wig jt Publi RSDA Auctior, in front of the premises, on AFTERNOON next, August Mth, at 5 o’clook, all that Valuable Improved Property. situated at the intersection of idge and Aqueduct streets in Georgetown, fronting 25 feet on Bridge street and rupning back about 115 feet, with the improve- ments, consisting of an excelent Two-story Brick House, containing sight rooms a 4 cellar, gas through the house, cistern in the = and alt oes necessary, Also, the adj pg [fifty feet om Aqueduet streat or Pennsylvania avenue extended, and ruvning dack about 115 feet. For a business stand, private resi- senes.er an investment, this offers a rare oggor- by. Possession can be had as goon as required. Terma: One-third cash ; balance in 6,13, °n4 18 months, secured by s deed of trust on the. prop- erty. All conveyancing at the coat of the pur- cbaser. Title Perfect, 20-d&ede THOMAS DOWLING, Aget. ~~ By @BEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. FP24¢S HOUSE AND Lor on as>: IPOL wren THI 2D Four? 8t, 8 BAST, at Avorion On MONDAY. the slat wo shat sell, in front of the premises. at 6 0’ ?. mea excellent two-story 72, 4* couse aad Lot, it being part of No. 8. ir. Na, Sts. The house comtaina sight coa rooms and ce! with aide aller. e 106.ia handsomely situated on tee morty atts of ext ae street, hetween Sd stresis, neat mgeibe, tr note Soaring inteuel som Sapateau iin ie 5 a2 ” G@EEEN &