Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1864, Page 3

; LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forn's THEATER.—The last performance of the season Will take place at Ford's to-night, and Mr. Joseph Sessford, the estimable and popular treasurer, wiil take a beneit. The comedy of the «Serious Family” and the farce “Duy Precious Betsey” will both be performed, and Susan Lenin, O. B. Bishop and others will take part. The Foster Brothers will dance a comic dance, This is isa rich bill indeed, and we trust the deserving beneficiary will get a rousing benefit CANTERBURY.—The St. George Sisters are cards here row, and it ts said that with the aid of spirits they outdo the Davenport Brothers and expose the secrets of the mysterious cabi- net. Johnny Redden, the creat:ong and dance man, is also hera, und the new local play ‘Bushwhackers of the Potomac” wili be per- tormed to-night again Sanrorp’s TRours are stillat Odd Fellows’ and they give a change of programme ntly. This is undoubtedly the best minstrel troupe traveling, and their entertainmeats are always enjoyabie. Sanford is a host in him- self a8 an eccentric comedian and several of his company are neatly up to his mark in the fun line. Pic-Nic.—The Island Social Club will give An Afternoon und evening pic-nic this after- noon and to-nightat7th street Park. The pro- ceeds are intende#@ to assist in the erection of a monument to de placed over the remains of the Indies killed by the recent Aeesl explosion. r a Miss HARROVER" Scuoor—« Female Semi- nary,” 151.Wests're-!, Georgetown. closed for the year on Frid: y lis!. The closingexercises gave evidence tha. (ne teachersand pupils nad been faihful in the performance of their dn- ues. The rr vie of studies, al hough thorough and somewhat protracted, was sustained on the psrt of the young ladiesin a highly credita- ble manner. “ How well,’ not + How much.” appears to have been adopted by the Principal and her Assistants as the motto of the school, and the prompt, lucid and correct responses of the pupils during the review gave convincing | proof thatthe theory on whieh the school is conducted is the true one. The school is ina prosperous condition, although not as large as that conducted by Miss H. before she gave up the Seminary edifice to the Government as a Hospital, yei its patronage so steadily increases chat enlarged and improved facilities will be arraperd for conducting the institution when itresumes {ts sess next —___ 6 CuTTING Arralz IN GEBoRGETOWN.—Mon- day morning, Patrick McCann and Michael McSherry, two canal boatmen, who had pre- viously been friends, fell out and quarrelled. McCann stabbed McSherry with a knife. They | were in & boat together, and McCann accused | McSherry of talking about him. MeSherry de- | nied it. McCann ordered Mesherry to leaye the boat; but McSherry did not move fast enough to suit McCann, who drew a long, ugly Spanish dirk, and advanced upon him. ‘The sightot the knife sickened MeSherry, who backed off. McCann strack at him, and he threw up his left arm, and the knife entered near the elbow joint, and bree on the bone. The point, a quarter of an inch, remains in the arm, and could not be extracted by the sur- geons who were called upon to operate. McCann was arrested by officer Harper, and WAs sent to jail for court by Justice Reaver. sab eats ‘ SERrors Arr ain.—Monday night, James | Robinson went to the house of Chas. Curtin, opposite Stanton Hospital, and om the way-he met with ten men who appeared to be sociably disposed, and he invited them to take a drink with him at Curtin’s. Then, after drinking, , his companions attacked him. The light was | extinguished, and he was knocked down and | very badly beaten. Robinson called for the | guard, and Sergt. Bellinger and Corporal Bal- well went to bis aid, and arrested Jno. Lyons, Thomas Kelly, Jonu Driscoll, Thomas Shea- han, and Edward Weich. identified by Robinson as the man who first struck him, and the others were identified as ofthe party. After the arrest Sergt. Bellinger picked up Robinson's pocket book, containing ms the ist of September - | | John Lyons was | pot his papers, but the money was gone. Justice Giberson committed all the prisoners to jail , for court. ‘ See EwsvrorcinG THE ORDER.—An Officer 1s en- gaged to-day in enforcing the order of the mili- tary authorities requiring keepers of hotels, saloons, restaurants, grocers and provision dealers to remove from their premises all offa) and refuse matter of every description, and » deposititin tide water. Several parties had their places of business closed this morning, and all others who have failed to comply with the order will meet with a like fate. Tbe working forces of Capt. Merritt were enyleye ed yesterday in deepening the channel of the Tiber, in order to procure a more free circulation of water for the purpose of carry- _ g off ali lth that may be emptied therein. SxS Rossgry.—On Sunday evening, about 8 or 9 o'clock, the grocery store of Mr. D M. Bull, in Georgetown, was entered throngh a back pas- sage by an adroit thief, and after lighting the \, gas; overhauled the desk and took from under the counter & tin money box containing about #50 in greenbacks, which was abstracted. The sonof Mr B., standing on the opposite side of the street, who had left shortly previous, dis- covering a bright light, immediately re-entered the store, but the burgiar had made his exit and the result was as above stated. aia 5 Eli “MARRIED FoR THREE YEARS OR THE War.—Last night, Mary Murphy and Eliza. beth Robinson were arrested by officer How- ard for fighting. This morning the parties had a hearing before JusticeGiberson. Mrs. Mur- phy was quite talkative; but Mrs. Robinson saidlittle. In reply to the question “Are you both married women!” Mrs. Murphy replied that she was, and that Mrs. Robinson was qimsrried for three years or during the war.” | “Dhe case was dismissed. i aS AEE RELEAsED.— The case of James Beatty, charged with having in his custody a stolen horse belonging to John Mills, was finally ~ Heard by Justice N. H. Miller on yesterday. It appeared by the testimony that the horse: in question was taken up as an estray by Capt. Taffte, of the Signal Corps, and was legally in the possession of Beatt who was, conse- quently, discharged by Justice Miller. Sais Rae “HE attention of the public is called to the » $f the neatbrick house on corner of north » and Vermont avenue, to take place on 4 borsday afternoon, at 5 o’clock. This proper- a is located within one square of the lith street passenger railroad, and offers great in- ducements toonein want of a neat quiet resi- dence or good investment. eS ee Promotion CoN¥IRMED.—Among the con- firmations in the Senate last week, we see the name of Lient. U. F. Williams, promoted from & 2d toa ist lieutenancy in the Marine Uorps. Lisnt. Williams is a young aihingionian: and hes many friends in this city who will be pleased to hear of his promotion. pS eas Lapizs who are preparing to leave the city Sor the country or watering places, and in ‘want of ready made suits for infants, girls or boys, as well as ladies under garments, will do well by reading the advertisement of S. M. Meyenberg, in another column. Bata Sznt To Court.—John Handley, who was ee hi with assault and battery, and robbing Bowie, colored, Suturday night, of a pocket-book and $100, was held tot bail for court _ in $500, by Justice Giberson. , —————-— Frye ExccuRstow.—Look ont for the sous sion of the Young Bachelor's #hymont to-morrow. A superb time may be pected. SPECIAL L NOTIOES. pes oy Tum Nenvous,Semmat, Uaixiay D SEXUAL Sy<TeMs—new and reliable treatment n Reports of the Howard rd Association—Sent by ail in seeled letters carole is, free of charge, oug' Address Skillin ton, Howard Axso- one: Ne: 3 Bouth Ninth street, Lip ai ae CrsamM ; Ice Crram! The undersigned Loy © ‘that be has always on choicest favors leave to inform the public and e fresh supply of the Icg Caram, which he is prepared to sapply to stores, spiers. } hotels, pic nics, parties, excursions.end families, ky oy shortes’ . votice and the most ~reshlvanttine ° 2 pa irhihing EE teams Ice Oream Macufectory, No. bet, | Bs @end H. Wholesale and retail. Je 2 im* Bonz Taos uGH, LD. d similar troubles, if suffered to progress. Gultin serious Pulmonary, Bronchial sad ‘Asta matic affections, oftentimes ineurable. Brown's Broscuiat Trocues are compounded so as to reach directly the seat of ‘the discase, and give almost instast relief, ’ jew ine Corns; Busions. Bad Naiis, ete. Cornsare the universal torment, tof mankind. pkg e relieved of these ter evils, call yhite and submit to his manipulations. You e coat ae ace to es relief without ape, (Lane oT 1. Ds ‘ Sor ogmsul This celebrated Toilet Soap, in euch antvertal demand, is made from the choicest iaatorials, ta goild and emollicat ia its nal ed, avd extremely beneficial in te action upon the For sale by all Druggisteand Fancy Goode B-ooly ANsw PearoMe pom THz Waxoxencnine- Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phaicn's “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phaton’s nt Blooming Cereus.’* Phalon'’s “Night Blooming Cereus."’ Phaion's “Night Blooming Cereus,’” Phalon's “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phaton's “Night Blooming Cerens.”” ite, delicate and fragrant perfume, ane fro the rare and besutifu Utlower from which it takes its name. ‘d only by PwALow & Sos, N.Y, beers ARE OF COUNTHRE RIBS. ary K FoR PHALON’S—TAKE NO Ort Sold by druggists generally, WANTS. | FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—At No. 955 Tat betwcen 17th and 18th, @ first Sr jy es By a young gitl, » SITUATION to Durée, ur to do light uma ant piain sewing. Adatess Box 46 8 it W ANTED— Ten =a eae allt be pala Tot ® Grat-class WHITE COOK for «small fam- ily. Apply at 490". Mass. avenue. tt ANTED TO LET—A FURNISHED FRONT bOC with or without board. Appiy ees Hatrret ween }8th anf 19th sts. ANTED—By a young girl, u saree aaiON ae cook, washer. or chambermaid. Apply Aa Le 255 20th street, between L and M yyscree* good GERMAN rGTRE to do gon- eral Housework; liberal wayes given. Bn- quire at 341 Sth wireet,cormerof AU. Jy 6-3t* Waste QRED MARRIED, On the 5th instant, at East Washingt on M.E, Church, by Rev. Mr.'Sipes JOHN W. JONES, of Fashington, D. @.. to Miss KATE A. BAUM, eldest daughter of Dr. Leonard Baum, formerly ok Ohio. DIED, On the 6th instaut, at 10 p. HAREI re FREDERIOK infant son of Jonn ane Ursaln Cock- aged t year and 11 months, Lay Harry where the ivy clingeth, Renenth the fairest forest tree, Where the Lirds of suinmer singeth, Music sweet. with melody. He was blooming as the summer, Sweet and lovely as could be : We bad thought him some bright comer Froin that land where sou!s are free. There lay him, there leave him, and forever, The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral from the residence of the parents,on Pennsylvania avenue, between fist ae 2d eta., without further notice, at Iv 0’c! lock, July s. On the 6th inst., MARY E., daughter of Charles and Ann FE. Watson. aged 1 year and 8 months. The funeral jill take place from the residence of 4 ad street west, to-morrow at 3 ieh the frionda of the family are in- a. On the 2d JOHN WILLIAM REED, son of John’ W. and Jcnne Reed, and grandson of the late Adam, Ponts. xzed 2 year J month and 15 days, Sleep, thou darling Willie, In the bosom of thy God, Not to earth would we recal! thee, Though we bow beneath the rod. Father, to thy care we yield; In thy fold our lambkin keep; We will hear his sweet voice *veathing, Mamma’s child has gone to ~iecp. Little Willie was our darling, Pride of all our heazts at home, And the breere came Soating by him, Whispering to him," “Willie, come. By a friend. ae ve e ified i On the morningof the 5th instant, xt Newar! J., TALLULAH HANLY, only child of Kd> N. mond and Annie L, Hanly, ased 9 months and 20 dayr. Treasury Dr aeianey nis i uly » for proposals for Loan, dated 2th for thirty three millions of dollars, be- ing the amount of un -pted offers under the no- tice dated the 6th June, is hereby withdrawn, ‘All proposals received at this Department will be immediately returned to the offerers wit the pro- per order upon which she or atenik Pk ad will be refunded. 0. H ‘ON, je Secretary ott arn ee fori: LOST AND FOUND. LOST Feitny. July tat, a dry tet COW, white 4 star in her forebead, sae White, pact of her F$5reward will be gi Te- MES on M, hetw Kes Math and 19th sts, Withee IMMEDIATEL, Y—Two . first clias | WAl 3. Apply to T. POTENTINI, 2 Pa.ay hee ria and lith sts, dy 6-1t* Vy ANTED—Anv honest young MAN, about 16 or 20 years old. to attend tox Soda Fonntai Good reference required. Apply at the corner mrcerane Louisiana avenue. 37 6-e03 D—By a young woman from the North: UATION in afpriyate family, in any orin a Confectionery Store, Appi at Office. GOOD CHANCE Wanted, a PARTNER, | oes S1.20ina good paying Business already ea- i For get raieeseaae address A tablished in Pripter, at this Lc; F_YOU WANT A GOO MADE SHIRT, go to Sy 6-3t* WwW ANTED—By two young men, clerks in one of the Departments, ROOM and BOARD. with a respectable Roman Catholic family, dyess J. M., Star Office ty 6 V JANTED IMMEDIATELY—At Terie WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash and fro. None need apply without the best FeCpImentes tions. Highest wages given. y 6 2t* NTED—A GIRL or middie-aged ‘Wot to de general housework for a small famii No one need apply unless well reconrmended. Ap- a immediately at 451 loth street, between Dand treets. jy 6 3t*_ WV ANTED—Rvers family to try the celebrated vermin—& liquid preparation, Raspaaseet t to oun the LE B42 Seventh strec Opposite Burdette’s, Please ket “KIMOLA,’ for killing bed-bugs and all best remedy in 1 se. For saleby C. A, HOWARD, 431 ¥ street, second door from Seventh et. Also, at160 King bt. Alexandria, Va. jy 6-6t* GARTLEMEN IN WANT OF SHIRTS, DRAW- ERs, Undershirts, Half-Hoge, und all kinds of Furnishing Goods,’ can get them at R. LEWIS,’342 7th street, ut the very lowest pricer, for cash, member the oume and number, R. 0; LEWIS. 842 7th greets between I and Maskaciun: setts avenue, east side jy 3 TS EDITORS AND. MANAGERS OF \N PAPERS IN THE UNITED erates. The adyertiser,a phonographic short-hand writer of nearly ten years experience in reportorial journal- ism, wishes to secure a position: on a first-class paper to report public um: gs during the ensu- ing Presidential campaign, from the Ist of August proximo. Salary Spec ted 335 o er week. Address “Phonographer,’’ Georgetown Post Office. jy 6-3t* B ACKSMITHS A? ANTED. pV HEELWRIGHTS Chief Quartermaster’s Office. Depot of. Washing ton,) fis, Perot July 4 18st Wanted at once, to work in Government Bes ate sbop-, Quartermaater’s Department, Depot of Washington, One Hundred (10) good BLACK- OST— About six weeks age ared COW, with a white spotted face. Also, lost, ahair BRE AST PIN, on the 2sthult, A liberal reward will be Bard of both, 291 Sth street, be y 6-At* for the recovery and M EFT HOME ON THE sth of July, at dark complexioned COLORED BO Wm. Henry Harrison, Anyone giving informa- tion of his whereabouts will receive the thanks of his mother, on Delaware avenne, near the de- jy 6-3t* aaains 5, near the Baltimore De- ASTPIN representing the flower “Pansic” diamond setting, The finder will be liberally rewarded vy leaving it with G. A, HENDERSON, 41% N street north, near lith. iy 6-2t" AKEN Up—On Saturday, July 2,a bay MAKE no niarks of account, but some Rare spots about the root of the tail; b: footed. The owner can have said Mule by prov: property, paying charge: 2 take it away, phe street, No, 201, Georgetown. 1t* JAS. H. WALKER, Lote walking from Capitol Hill to corner of 9th and I streets. or in returning in city cars, R NECKL. with cross attached, tipped ered. A liberal reward L OBT—Tuesday, 4 pot, a GOL, aHAl with gol ightly di will be paid for its return to No.3 Capitol street. Itis highly prized as a relic ‘of deceased parents, Sy 6-3t" $25 —LOST—On aye and high Mad on 8 « bay HORSE, 153. purnet to H. town, Sar ED OR STOLEN—From the subscriber, on the 2th of June, three COW 5 ape lari ong tea’ light red cow, white face, large hag Jarge, white spotted cow; one smail.red cow, little dark in the face; all with horns, Liberal reward will be given if brought to the owner, or secured so that ae as nen K street, between 15th and 16th streets. 6. Jy 6-3t* J. BOND. QTRAYED ORSTOLEN—On the Sth day of Jane, SS a red COW, with a bell round her neck, giving milk, about? or8 years old, middling size, a@ little green pninton her horns near the bead, a large hag. rather well covered with hair, the ‘point of her horns eut oll very little, long bushy tails in tol- erable good order. A suitable reward will be paid hy giving information of her recovery orher re- turn to 416 Penn's avenue, atest. jy 6-8t™ OU ND—On G streeta WA ET, containing a small sum of money. Inquire at 303 I street. jy 5-3t" TRAYED FROM HOME. Sunday agora ing the od,a black and white TBRRLER re- wast will be given for his return a: No, 391 street, jy 5-3t* 4. REWARD For a buffalo COW, strayed on 24 July; hada long rope around her neck; color red and white. The above will be paid for her de- livery, at ‘461 EB street, between 34 and 4th. dy 5-3t* O. WALL, CAME to the 1 Premises. on eects = July, one white COW he owner is requested to come forward, rove 728, pay charges and take her away SON, en Walbridge farm, back of Columbia College. jy 5-St* Lo3% —On Saturday, 24 inat., between the corner of 2th,on L street, and Mr, Errel’s livery stable, on A street, a POCK ET-BOOK, containing a will and $4.40 in mones., The finder will be re- warded with the mone ving the wilt aad the Bockst-hook with Mr, ROBERT BERET. Hattec® or corner of 7ith and K ate.,No. 24. The owner's name is writtenin the book jy 5-3t TpAxes UP ESTRAY,on the Tat instant, alight red COW, with white face. The owner is re- quested to Oe Srwents prove property, pay e her away charges, 970 GLEASON, on Walbridge Barm, dy 2-3t* back of Columbia College. QTRAYED OR STOLEN from the subseriber of Wednesday, June 29th, a red BUPFALO OOW, @ white stripe on the over the loins, a slit in ene of her ears, and a small! white fyosen her fore- Hoot over the rien ease: Fen dollars reward will ven by delivering her to the owner, JOHN Kt ie 6t th atreet, between G and I ste ar? ar AYED AWAY LAST APRIL, FRO! THE STE two BAY HORSES—ene Bow sae ST asore on hind leg; no gnees on shoulder; had ;.and one fore foot aplit. The gther had scratches Sanne ie Ba mai with the owner. lw* BOARDING. t FURSISpED, Rooms, Wirt ox WiTuOUT BOARD, FOR GENTLEM reagan of the floor, foscther « fr, eee ately, and one Room on the third floor. aated in the best yore in the cit: rane 6 ith’ street, between E and F. Also, afew Table Boater y a day or month. jy o9Mto: pleasant SEVER L GENTLEMEN CAN BE A dated in a healthy neighbo: hood wit! ma and Board, by applying at No. 25 aa et., Georgetown. Jy 5-3t WITH BOARD—One large FRONT table for a family, or four gentle- FS ‘ely men. oom ‘on KE street, between 3d and 4th, No, SI: Jy 6-3t* URNISHED sons; heuse jous grounds, wo rooms, for efor se, $00. for gen iooly south- Boar AND HANDSOM: ROOMS, for fs ies oF single commodi ous ant ry, wit! at Targe Front Room. fer, three, (mah RE one laree ae siry ae furni 0: tleman and wife, KAP eal ret cl nee ‘West corner 21st and A ta, pear avepue. ; wT ER-ORS CAN BE AUOOMMODATED week. (or $i der.tet BAe a ie reat New Proprietor, ‘AOTELS AND BOARDING H = = We hav Bey Sei eae eae re Soe ; ab sear {Oe renee annie mit Ree Leen aoa corner inte jt be pltased to toe bis 8 id customers an: pesos LoOMSEs comes COWS wali Lone s01sT AND TIMBER, Yee lumber ¢ Onde wu a as er tay e ees ep erate i Wie Fine, -4.6-4 and 64 J" Padivcs constantly arri and for nade 4 _ for cash by c ROW & 92:3 dy iw" Lith ot, Between Mid. wy, and Ost, [For otter For Rent and Sale" 'see first page.} | "PO RBNT—Three or four UNFURNISHED above U. jy 6-6* | JPURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —No. 1 Frauklin Place, Datrect hetween Bthand thes with board—gentlemen preferred. jy 6-3! FIRST } FLOOR of House o oar north of Penna. pea; p premises 2TSFURNISHED ROOMS, withou SraptepaataE eee at No, 272 F street. corner of 13th, a ig “OF TE \T—Several large airy ROOMS, with or Without board, on the corner of 8th and Hsts., Island dy 6-3t* SEY ERAL FURNISHED. ROOMS, with Board, \) for rent at No. 294 8th street, between L and | M, near the 7th streat cars. iy 6-3t* GOR RENT—Two UNFUBNISIIED “ROOMS, Apply at 5611 street north 1t* FoR RENT—A | AS HOUSE, : Six rooms, No 214 J street, First Wart Apply JOHNSON & sur) 1 Seventh stree aa jyeeans TE FAMILY have a pleasant PUR- | Akt NISueD ROOM toilet, withdraithouthoactl, in a desirable part of Georgetown, Inq at thisoffice. jy For Best— A front and bacl for a private family, or for & Payms The rooms are on the first foor. Apply at 470 Tw ‘lfth street, dy 6-3t* Fors SALE— A RESTAURANT situated corner Ist and © streefs, near the depot, to be sold cheap for cash. For particulars inquire of WM. TURN the premises, iy 6-6t* OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, anitable for two single gentlemen or agentleman and his wife. Apply at No. 320 New York avenue, bet. Sthand lth « 5. dy 6-3t™ NISHED ROOMS TO RENT—Large and ry.in asmall family with no children, near ' Smithsenian Grounds, and a pleasant walk to the Capitol. Apply to WALKER & CO., Potomac Hall, Md. av. and 1th st. jy 6-8t* TS BERT, FOR FOUR MONTHS, A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, in a pleasant purt of the city.” Possession given immediately. Inquire on the premises, 394 2ith street west, between G and H, dy 6-3t* ‘OUR ROOMS FOR RENT AT 467 D sirenti between 13th and 13", street, 5-20" GQEVERAT. PLEASANT FU ENTSHED- ROOMS to ietat No. 122 Pennsylvania ay., betweeo itn and 2th streeta. iy 5-3t* ROOMS, Inquire up staits of 427 north 7th, , suitable for housekeoping. Kent moderate. { AUOTION SALES. For ether Auction Sales see ace firs pas THIS APTERNUON aXkD TO-MiC B* J. €. MOQ@UIRE & & 00., Auctioneers. me eda Soxrorat TION OF WaAsu N pa A2 STOae AT scoring es TEBNOON, July 6th, at pair seat ‘hve o'clock , saree Auetion Rooms.’ we Rell sell in eams to eait— 36.985 Corporation of Washington Quarterly Bix Per Cent. Stock, erms cash, : 4 ‘frida J.C. McGTIRE & C BY W.L. WALL & GO. Anctioneers. Aucts, U.S. MARSHAL'S §AtR OF 9 BOATS; HORSES, CARRTAGE AND THER ARTICLES In vi e of an order of sale issued from ,the Clerk's ¢ »preme Court of the, United States for the D f Columbia, holding a Dis- trict Court, ill at public ¢ sale, for cash, at W.L. Wate Co Barats on Lonisianns ayenne, between 9th and idth streets; in the city of Wash! ington, D_C., commencing at Ue'ctock a.m., ob WEDNESDAY the 6th.day of July next, 18}4— 6 Carriages, 3 Horses, 3 Boxes of Pobacco and 14 Bags Wool And at4 o'clock pi m..on the kame day I will sell Joats, now; ving vad the foot of 6th street wharf, on th om eo Ri WARD TAMON U.S Marshal D. 0 ty ats tohion| TL. WALL & CO" A iC. R. L. CROWN & el O., Auctioneers. We wil! sellon THU RSDA¥ MORNING, July 7, atQa-m.. at the City H. rse Market, near the Canal, a Stray Cow, to be gold for her Keeping, Terms cash. jy 5-2t* ? €. R: L. CROWN & CO.,Aucts, Y GREBN-& WILUI LIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUESTEE’S R FIXTURES. STAGE. AND ST. CRNECE BY AND FIXTURES, AND LY. ASE A Qn THURSDA cn duly 7th, 1844, at 11 o'clock a. m., We shall sell, at ‘Metropolitan Hall,” by vir- tue of a deed of trust to es) subseriber, bea ah date the 9th day ef March, 1364, and rec ed in Liber N.C. 8,, No. Py ‘folio. 63'y0 65, oae or the) ad recorduol | the District of Columbia.the of or ink excribed property ‘The Bar and Dar Fixtures, twohundred and fif- ty Chairs, Stage and Stage Scenery, Gas Fixtures and Chandeliers, one Piano Forte, one tare ord one small Stove, one Clock, together with the right. title and estate of Gardner & Co., in and to the same as assignees 0! fs patie ‘CIEL. Trastee A. AN wee GREEN WILLIAMS Anets, eo SALK—A nice BUILDING LOT. (22 feet by reivaated oR Rhode Island avenne, between id 14th sts: Will b le iperivet, Enquire on prorocnar TIERS, AMBROTYPISTS. —One of the targeet SKY-LIGHTS in the city for rent, with Berens syd NO, TeT=a small HOUSE. nearly new. on New York avenue, between 6th and 7thstreeta., first house from 7th street, north side, Possession given immediately. iy 5-3t* Fo FLOR RENT—Wanted to exchange a HOUSE on 6th street eas’ , for one west of 7th street west, The house has six zooms, Rent $12.50 per month. Inquire of G, F, GapitoLane Jy 5-3t* OR RENT—RURNISHED HOUSE No. 452 for cash, Call at 002 Pennsylvania avenus, pee street, between Gandii. For particulars ply at office of J.C. Mc ate & 06., Auction ad Commission Merchants dy 5-3t Fo RENT —In private family, pleasantly FURNISHED ROOM for rent, without board. at 431 Third street, between Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues. Jy 5 3t* Fo RENT—FU. ay tans ROOMS and STORE ROOMS, at No, 400 D street north, between Oth and 7th streets. fereeand elegantly furnished Rooms for rent, with or without board. j Cone AND PLEASANT ROOMS FOR ae = Two or threé as pleasant roo: as the city af: fords. Near the Treasury. Best reference given and required. Apply iininediately at No. 290. G street. jy 5 5t* A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALB, near the cor- ner of l4th and U streets; cottage built; just fipished; all nicely painted igside end out; water nearthedoor. Inquire on tHe premises, Sy 5-4t* OHN M. HILL, FoR sD ROOMS—TwWo Furnished PAR- LORS and BED CHAMBERS, on the second floor, suitable for a small family or single gentle- man.atJ. P.CRUTCHET, corner of 6th and D streets. jy 5 3t* SMITHS and One Hundred (100; g00d WHEEL- with one (1) ration per day. and hospital privileges rer Twenty-second and @ streets. | Wishinetna D. D.H. RUCKER, ANTED—A LAUNDRESS and mage Acely ws at BUTLER’S Restaurant, No, 47 ith to 16 years of Ase:, Apply at 264 H street, TED— By a Nisitep OOM, with Board, in We Be” OOK WANTED.—Wanted, 3. White Wout avenue and 7th at. _ Jy 5 St* loon, and a gook COOK, one that understands WRIGHIS, The pay per month will be Sixty Dollars (36), ay be rick Avg yitat to Captain CHAS. H TOMPKINS, A.Q, mis g Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, iv 6-19t Department of Washinzton. Ww vy atthe Ebbitt House. ANTRD—A white WOMAN todo ats rE street. jy 5-2t* ANTED—A PLACE as nurse by a girl from 15 waren 18th and 19th ats. iy 5-2t* single gentleman. a FUR: town, west of Bridge street. Addres Post Office Box 229, stating termes”? jy who Had ete aie all kinds oy cooking, Good wages will bi npeia. American House, corner Pa, “AY RESPECTABLE WOMAN WARTED— One that understands taking charge ofa dining sai s in a restatrant: aud a few Fespectablo smart, tidy young WOMEN to do chert ter work and waiton table, Inquire at Mrs, KELVAY’S, 26 Bridge street, Georgetown, opposite Cruic’s livery stable, from $ to 8 o'clock, jy 5-2t* ANTED—A good BREAD Peet Apply at W. n° corner of B and lith ee TER & oth Winrar YOUNG MAN ao 13 years of ae, to work in a restaurant. Apply at the, St. Nicholas Restaurant, ith, and F streets. jy2-3t* CROTON FLETCHER, Proprietor. eet S ORETOLOE. CcsAcHMar WANTED—None’ need apply who cannot bring satisfactory sesttmonials of char~ acter and competency. between 9 and 12 Selocks to BENT 456 ilutate ne be 23 WARTHD—One hundred HORSES to pasture, mt Prinee Score a couny ty Md. ai per mon tor single joTse. quan y per lonth, ‘Tnguite of 3 BEASLEY! S2 Loulsoen Sez swe SPER ens, Mt Mt, SCITAAFF. Hove WANTED—In 2 central Lecesionys wi! about 10 or 12 rooms, Will buy lease and fur- niture, Appl: 50 ¥ W.L. WALL & Co., Auction and Commission Merchants, south corner Penn. ave- nue and Sth street. je22 Nj ANTED—1,000 LADIES to come and py the same number of Brabrowered Yok 'e have rei need now offer them cheaper 381 F st., opposite Patent ‘itu Bleeves, Bands and Wrap; the price one-fourth, an: than ever. je 2! 21. WV aes HOUSEFURN(S aeaeript shan: UC! je GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS FO RENT—In a private family, to gentlemen only, two first-clase communicating rooms, with hot snd cold water in each, and bath attached, Will be rented singly or together; location pleas- ant. Apply at 3. W. corner of lith and Massel: setts avenue. 2t* R° IMS.—A lady from the North, oat ice house, will rent two or three y y furnished, to gentlemen. Also two or three eee to a gent and wife having furniture and desiring to 0 Keep house—469 E street, two blocks from Post Office, National and Metropolitan Ho- tela. | Every pase convenience, osstion ys unsur- RE STAURANT FOR SALE. corner of 7th and L streets, No 317. The Bar, Stock and Fix- tures, and “Lease for five years. Inquire on. the premises. Jy 2-3t* URNISHED ROOMS.. Gert and handsome! Finns ROOMS, sin, ‘or in suite: may noplying at No. 335 © street, be ween 9tb and loth streets. ore 3t* Por RENT—A three story oe at, near Lafayette Square, Apoly to 8. DU- VAL, wth and I sts.,or to M ALE Sst and Boaesans| ae Possession immediately, | fy 2-8t* the month, a desirable well Al) T—By Eo TURN ISHED HOUSE to's married cou ie without children. Good reference required present occupants will reset two rooms, a would wish to bosrad with the family. Appl rat 384 oth st., bet. I and K. Jy 2-: (OR SALE—A large, three-story frame HOUSE, containing seven rooms, situated on Iith st., between M and N streets. Possession given onthe 72 of sale. Inquire on the premises, or of JOHN W. BREED, No, 286 11th street, » between O and, Pp streets. OR SALE—Four BUILDING LOTS, situated on N street north, between llth and 12th streeta, in Square 3)3, fronti ing 70 feet snd running back 100 feet, with a three-foot alley in the rear. For fur- ther SR ART inquire of KELEHER & PY- Columbia pivery Stables, on oe eh cohs Datweeh Dand Est: (OR RENT—A| = STORE; confectionery or ice cream s: the store, 310 I street west. ood iaanaa for loon. Inquire at je6-Im GpbcEtown CORPYRATION sTOCK.— Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of fix per cent. per annum, pavaute usrterly, can obtain some by applying to WM. sani Ce ee je 29-dtlau 8+ Liv eRPOOL J ENS AnD GROUND ALUM, TURK 1 Bus. in nay K SALT, for horses and cattle, b: a I. THOS. DAVIS Wholesale Dealer in Balt, je 8-Im* No. 83 Water street, Georgetown. paring PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Potomac Tow Co: pani i] boats, ‘en ‘otomac,”? PI “Gov. Curtin” and “*, ply to the Captains on board, or to ‘OHN B. DAVIDSON, my 13- Weer street, Georgetown, G*°: DEMERIT & CO., JEWELERS, NO. 303 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. (Corner Duane Street.) 100,000 WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD PENS, AND PENCILS, &0.,.&0., &c. WORTH @500,000! TO BE SOLD AT OSE DOLLAR EACH, WITH- OUT REGARD TO ¥ALUB, And not to be paid until you know what you, will reetive!* SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICHRS *** All to be gold for One Dollar each... » » d ig old Meat Cut Wah a ach. 3000 4 ea saa Re Bite Je Jet sod Sold Brooches...4to 8 each. sore C Ste Seach. ono ore ‘et, ‘Opal te Beach: sou0 Gent's ge Oral eacl 6000 Oval Band B. 8 i 20 Gh: B “6 to 10 e: 200 et ‘el FE te é smeee eac 5.00 Bolit 5x0 Gala A oe Buttons & Studs i Sanck: 6000 Mi 0 7 each, aro -£to 9 Ne 2600 Gold T: to 6 een ‘3000 to #eseb, 4000 % ; Bet. Sooo Berea! 6500 to15 each 8x0 fo Seach. zi cia | t Bola ae ey comer! ta iy or 2 Mey Ly a rite it potest Are 1 swith you to send one: ele Bamoge rw ioe'the see Far anne ae or iad Sheds we fon Gers aed One Hun ity ane et eaten of Hina erties of i. past soc. tn a es kepegaoad Atboe ie CAL Ba each. Addvecs GEO OBMERIT iy L-tentw No. 303 Broudway, Noe York, PERSONAL. MEDICAL. IN, the well-known Medical Clair- vokant from New York, will waiton per patients at No. 242 4th street, between I and Mrs. L examines hands, describing diseases. Little medicine is given. Jy 5-3t* - Call.and see. Quz FIFTEEN WEEKS IN AMERICA, DR. BECHTINGER, formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and Italian army. o¢- . 'd himself with the treatment of all kinds of eases, Particular attention given to Female Discuss and Private Diseases. Besides the knowl- rage ef three old languages. beconverses in'Kng. lish, French piel aD, fees and Spanish lan- guages. His Imperial Commissions and his Diplo- mas from hang i his office, Pennsylvania avenue, 50 tiger ia very muc! urnged tohave daring this very short time the patronage of the public o Washington, as, among many others not pub- lished, the fcllowing certificates max be attested : “* Thiaia to certify that I have been troubled for the last three fo 7eare withs chrenis disease, resist- aig all medics at, and which through the of Dr, Bechtinge have bapaberfectly cazed/ ashington city, lst dune, DONE ‘* Your treatment and, your success im f voluntary, dischar, ity Méomment you epi %. “Whet German newspaper, “(Weker oteey _ Baya: se fe rt a long sickness my poor child became dropsical, fn which time I call to you. dear sir, and you Paaved him -MASCON &'R. B street, No. ‘298.1 . déniat fret “¥ Mad tried all nee ics, without any effec against the chrenic lung disease.of my eldest » until nnder XonT trea “Maryland av. 12th cen very ey cares re ae by by Dr. B. in the above speci lar office hours from 9 toils. m the poor, snd unfertun: i iy fom ll to 12. Medicines. without ic Pi "Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street, No. $i a qryth@, Thirteentic toe coat a a lneiray accent, Hours 9&8, m.to ma. j¢ 29-2m* J. H., THOMPEON from phi 2 3 north F to 512 H }: Streetjone door west of 7t Ofiee hours, 19 to a. or Zio, 5 p.m.» §e23.}m*, : i 0. PAY I—Bo. BRO?THRES NO eraitay ead he ‘cared they have. girs their partiular atte tra aa ouréofall forms of Dineeee’ 3 rivate character, for twens old ‘lished ‘Botanic. Be oldest : peas and Lastoian Sataretncent th balentan oer cat re ey arerath th to be cured b ots SOmoeand residence ~ rig ‘south B strept, Palen. | wie ares care 6 preventing exposure of thi | Bae fae mostcelebrated university of Bnraee 4 pat MULLER Painter. ws ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Southwest corner Pa, avenue and 9th st. GROCERIES, LIQUORE.¢ CIGARS axp TOBACCO On THURSDAY MORNING? July 7th, at 10 o'ciock{ we will sell at the Auction Rooma— Chests Tea, boxes Sperm and Adamantine Can- ler. Barrels Coffee and bores do, joxes Canned Fruit: h, Reaxt Powders, and Cheese. and Cinnamon. ys demijohos Brandy ana Whiskey, ADR Tobaceo and Cigars, ime Chewing Tobacco, 32 gross Natural Leaf'Tobacco, Octaves and quarters Brandy, Cases Jamaica om i son's XXX, Old Bourbon and other brands, rrels Whitkey.. a brande, 3, Pipe Holland Gi 2 Barrels Apple Brandy, 50 cases Clare’ 50 canes Glassware, Undershirts and Olothing. a pusster on Sma}! Btores snd Sutler’s Goods, Tms8 Cas! iy 5 WM. L. WALL &CO., Auets ¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CLOSING OUT SALE 0 OF HANDSOME OIL AINTIN On FRIDAY RVENING. July sth, at hal’. past % o'clock, our. salesrooms, we shall close out about one hu: fine Oil Paintings, being the remainder ‘of Mr. Tolman’s collection from for- mer sale, with many fine additions that could not be displayay on that Gecaston, invited t overs g00 ain ings are inv: 0 examine this collection eto: fore the sale, which w without reserve rather than incur the. expense of. repack ing. 2~ Catalogues now ready. q i fy6 J. Ce McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN JESSE B. IAW'S SU yISION OF MOUNT PL¥EAS- ANT, ADJOIN BO! RU aARY Y RINE AT 7TH AND STH STREETS EXT. On MONDAY, the lith instant, re shall sellin frontof the premises, at 6 o'clock je lowing valuable Build 8, via: Lots Now ab 43.44, and 56, of, B. Haw’s aablie n of Mount io. Pleasant farm, These lots front on 7h end 3 streets extended, and opposite the Park—a # situation for business Dur purposes, and outside o; the corporation of Washington, Persons wishing to purchase handsome building lots either for private residences or business pur- poses will do well to attend he sale. Terms of sale: One-half cash; balance in ix and twelve months, for notes bearing interest from the °F Scddieiven and adeod of tenet 1 le ‘ven and ade " \- “eh PCR ee ae eet ot Pipaelgor ee: love lots will be subdivided to suit pur- bases dollars will be required of each when the property is knocked off, and erates down it wiil be then put up and sold to the next Highest bidder 1 who bo shalicom 3 with the terms, sy TLLIAMS, Aucts, nT EE 3 oe ane © ILLIA Aucts:.e YJAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, FAece TOR'S SALE oF SUPERIOR FUR RE, MIRR ARPETS, PA ENGRAVINGS, SLVER™ PLATED WaRE Se ; bij & "MONDAY MORNING: July Uth at the residence of the late Gen. J. @. "Totten: Chief Engineer U.S, Army, on north G street. be: Grace 1s and th sincets oe abet sell the Fur- piture oa e Recta: comp . ne heath andsome Velvet Secor ke an ather- Sofas, Arm and Eas gthit Marble-top and other Aves Divana, Etageres, Quartette Tables, Foot-stools, Gilt-frame Mantel Mirrors, Handsome Crimscn Damask and Lace Curtains, Cornice, &c., s Fine Oi! Paintings, Pane T Sane AS other works of art Care of Stuffed Birda, Portfolios of Engravii ings, Brussels and Three- ply Carpets, Gilcloth, Rugs. Rods and Eyes, Extension Dining Table, Marble-top Sideboard, Leather-covered Dining Chairs, Loung ey Mantel Clock and Shade, Vases, Gav Chandeliers throughout fe) Glass, and Crockery" Ware, Table Vuticrs, Silver anv Pitchers, Wine Coolers, Candlesticks. & Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Burgaus, Wash- stands, and Wardrobes $i sece Curled Hair Mattrenses, ters and Pillows, r Beds, Husk Mattresses, Blankets, ‘Comforts, Toi'et Sets, Curtains ae pT sft 1)0’clock, Bronzes, and Bookcases, Writin Rocking avd Kar: ‘nei on ane: seat Chairs, wreattan. es ite! ons, Refrigerator. Together witht Kitchen Requisites. Terms care: : jy 6-d he usual assortment of. | TEMPLE N. Bxeout fis O MeGUIREE UO eee War pee =, CavaLar Bursav, trite vette Will be cofd MAUBLLG AUCTION. tote igh. hed bidder, at he times and places Bamed: be below, * Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July lth, Heading, Pe ansylvania, THURSDAY. July 21st, Harrisburg, Penisylvania, THURSDAY, July HigoRe Pennsylvanis, THURSDAY, August 7 Willinmaport Pennevlvenis, THURSDAY, Au- Saw HUNDRED (200) CAVALRY HORSES xt | jy 6-td, EWM. L. Walt & 00, anes i = AVENU. ‘e bntiN say WAS INGTON cy Sie AP BOT G, apt to the’ Stovisitins a of a deed of er ai ae jay 23, 1862, and . t ey fp Pe) po! No.-219. folios 116, &c., 4. Washi peice County and’ the duly nest, wt bve ‘o'ciothey ek al ane pud said line to Vermont aveone seid said Tet snd ootee es vill be made | —— ee ooo Acenon SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, “| me place. B ‘have been gondemaed! asa: ¢ Unvalry service ofthe Arm mat Tr For toad farm purposes manly good bargains may be hai f Cas! ed States currenc, : 4 1 sae A. akin! and wien near Bi f AUCTION SALES, _ FUTURE Days, \ JAMES C, McGUIRE & OO., rH HT LE OW bop TTHOUT LIMIT OF or Rea RE AND | 18 Tara, ie TH NORTH CATITOL On RSDAY AFTERNOON, Jul a sell to the high= ° ae Ms premises. we aba! ext bidder, fourteen good building lota, frontin, 24 feetoach on north L street, between nort! Capitol street and Ist atreet west, and running back 136 feet 7 inches. Terms: One half in erxsh; the remainder {fn six nd tweive months, with Interest, secured bye eed of trust om the premiser. Converances nt the cost of the purchaser. te ayment of $2v0n each lot will be required at time of eale, zd (Repd 3. c.McQUI BE Js3s.c€ ~McGUIRE & 00. N SMAI. et DESIRABLE sg) at TOOENER AT STREET A ped THURSDAY AF teal § jock, on the premises. we shall sell ot - Ing Lots. fronting each fifteen silpelt clghs Watt at the carner of 17th Wye “t weat.and running back = = ee sont alley, ve Ls : fronting about fourteen feet on Massachusett: side, at the corner of Fein stron _ ‘tt rsont ese Lots ure finely locate: on h ground, and will be sold to the highest bidd had b | erms; One+thindcash; the re myaanderin six and | twelve mouths, with interest, secared by a deed of | trust on the premises. eonverances and stampa at the costof the pur- chaser, ‘A payment of twenty dollars on each lot will be | “te at the ~ 3:6 ite Br TRUSTER’S SALE OF PWO PeSIRABLE BRIC } DWELLING-HOUSES AND LOTS ON 218) Reeien RETWEEN G@ AND it STRERTS in THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Maiyah at ok ovclock op the premises, by virtue of a dead of truat ire July 2th, 18%, and duly recorded im Liber J ~No 22. folios 218 et Seg. gne of the land oie or Washington count: alt sell parts o. cots lettered “ EB” and Todd's recorded subdivision of original lots 7,8 and 9,in Square numbered 102, fronting together 00 feet oa | 2ist ktreet went, between Gand streets north, and running back 19 feet, improved with two three-story cite Dwelling-houses, with | buildings, to be sold separately. | Terms of sale: One-third in camh.and the re- | mainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, revenue atem ps, { Cost of conveyances, | to be paid by the purchaser. | If the terme of ale are not ks gl fg with in five | days.the Trustee reserves the right to resell at | the risk and expense of the apreeriag poets ARTER MARBURY. Trai _Je M-e0k 48 3.0, McGUIBE & Go. J. 0, KOGUIRA & CO,, Auctionsers, | TRUSTER SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON VEBMONT AVENUE, BETWEEN Q AND B | STREETS NORTH. | . By virtue of a deed of trust from Tho, Rice, { wees 1863, and daly recorded io Liber | folios 108 et seq. one of the land records for Washington county; D.C. shail nell {on THURSDAY AFTERNOON Suly 7b, at oe | o'clock, on the premises. Lot A,in J Let | gubdivision of Lot3, in Square No. 277, frontine i | feet 12 inches on Vermont avenue, between Q an Be mrects north, and running back Mi feet ed inches. Terms : One-half cash ;the remaindetin6montha, } with interest, secured’ by adeed of trast on the cer at the cost ofthe BIULAPY, CS °ALDING, em @ 18-eoXds _@, MCGUIRE & 00., Aucts, | BY 248.0. mata & ©0., Auctioneers, TWO MANDSOME DWE, EINE USES. AND | LOTS ON NORTH E S*REE' i EN6TH ek 7TH STREETS WEST AT PUBLIC AUC- on MONDAY AFTERNOON, July ith, st 6% o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell two hand- some Brick Residenc 8. 454 and 455 E street, betwcen 6th and 7th streets wrest. The houses are bnilt, with large and pleasant rooms, andare plied with al) the modern improvements, meetied one-third cash, the rema' ay in eix a twelve months, witb interest, secured by.a deed o: trust on the p sen. Title indisputable. the ponbaner, and revenue stamps at the cost of e ser. | -d JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, | PG GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, In virtue ofan order of distress against the goods and chattels of B.Henze for rent due and in ar- rears to George Hill, and to me directed, I have levied upon one iano and cover as REE at ft said Henre, hereby give notice that sell the samy to the erp for cash, on DAY, the ot of July,at lo’¢lock 2. ate corner of 7th and D str atGreen & Wi ‘cme Auction Store to satisfy faye amount of rent due, tyes Bailiff. ly | KE GREEN’ & WILLTANS. Aucts. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE DWELLING-HOTS® ARE Bor a aTRERT ‘REET West, On MONDAY AFTERN OON, July Tith; at half- past 6 o'clock, om the premises, we shall sell, count of state, of ‘the late Com. Crate, parts ots 10 and 11. in Equare Bo. 12), at the corner, of Bibs street west and north H street, been ze improvements, eopsitting of Brick bling. ies housé, with ecr-nildinge ater pre perty ai tnres parte, two build ing lots and the house ane. jot on on wee it peepee eee Fide alk Th ist ‘OSBERSION © e of, ‘Octobe ber, 864. ouse Wil givenon 1c ‘Terms cash. Cont of convey aaces and stamps to be paid by the Mend J.C, McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. Y¥ J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ADMIN ISTEATOR SEALS aE GREEN HOUSE On SATURDAY MORNING July 24, at 10 0’clock, by order of the honorable Orphans? Court of Distriet of Columbia, I shall sell,on Sqaare 91 near Boundary street between 20th and 21st streets, inthe city of Washington, D. C.. a quanti- ty of the finest Plants supposed to be inthe United Btates, consisting of Japonicas and Cape Jessa- mines, Terms cash. Delivery made to immediately after the sale. yVILLIAM DOU Admi inieraer Btinks Douglas, deceased, Je 29-d S8.C. . Mc@UIRE & Co., Aucts, S9- THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed until SATURDAY MORNING, July 9th, same hour and place, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Administrator of John Douglas, deceased. jy2-d JAB. O. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. JAS. C. McGUIRE & & 00.,Auctioneers, POSITIV. . a ‘D UNRESERVED SAL SALE OF NINE WE On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CE July 18th, at 6 o’cloek, on the oriatven commeneing with first-named, we shail sell part of Lot 23, square if, on Fourth ‘street Wada between Nand Ostr north, improved by two small Brick Daciiing Houses, four rooms each. Immediately after, we shall cell pester, ean } square 449, ronting an the 3) foot alley betw: UL and streets north, and 6th and 7th streets west, improved by five small Brick and two frame Dyalling Houses., ‘erms : One-halfcash; the balance in six months, with interest, tecured’ by deed of trust on the premises. SPR mprances at the cost of the pu: rohase: {Rep} 3.0, MeGUIR. & 00. Anets, “i J.C. McGUIRE & & 00., Anctioneers, VALUABLE REN TMRROVED PROPERTY at THE CORNER O ARYLAND AVBENUB AND TWELYTH STREBT WKS’ int én FRIDAY et ate July 1, at 6 0’cloek, on the premises we shall ithe rahelont onsanacs No. cide fe the Island\) subdivitied Into\geod Buildii ots, fronting res} pegreny ge on nf cath: i the ek pnin, te trae eee wt comer shes ome me tne icy penny en a weriy ith fis atti ot one 0 Wiah, as ‘itle i fodispatah ‘thi ipdge tn six, twee’ re months, nibayiandnt ade srg . All Il somverdnces id itemps, af “8 ‘cout of the bree 4 fe Eetacfaae of $20 om each lot will be required at bee ho Dina 0, MeQUIRE & 00.. Aucts. ari vm SALE 18 POSTPONED UNT! FRIDAY nove sole Daly Sysdaue hour cot Pik, J.C. MeGUTRE & 00.. avcte, S412 oF CONDENS aires or acne Office, page Washi ect D at tattle cara ates the ee Che cul buy Je | oF ‘crap 8h + Bale to " ngronce wt feng it soe withis: sires) fats erms cash, in Go a PFfork done seed Sarkuney 0 to Ge ety or eventey mo | seta I. 261 D etre, meas om,