Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. | AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. CANTERRURY Hatt. — Roth our theaters Dave closed for the season, but Canterbury will keep open some time longer, and prob- ably all summer. Mr. Lea is warranted in dotmg this, for he bas a cool and comfortable Teeort, and the excellence of the company he sRlways evgages will not tail to attract full honses. The St. George Sisters, now engaged here, are creating great excitement by their re- «markable cabinet performances, ala the Day- enport Brothers. SaNForp's TROUPE will continue for a few nights more to give their amusing minstrel en- tertainments at Odd Fellows’ Hall. The pro- gramme will be changed nightly, and each Member of the company seems to endeavor to excel the other im pleasing the audience; and each one succeeds well in his special part. EXcuRSIONS AND Pic-nw108.—At 2 o'clock to- day t steamer Phenix will leave Seventh street wharf with an excursion parly tor Gly- ‘mont, under the auspices of the Young Bach- elor’s Association. This afternoon and evening the Magnolia Club will givea pic-nic at Tivoli Park, out Seventh street; and near by, at Washington Park, a similar entertainment will be given by the Star Club, and visitors may expect much evjoymer ————_ Gow7aGa CoLiEceE, formerly known under the name of « Washington Seminary,” was reopened for the instruction of youth on the 2d day ot October, Isis. It is conducted by the Fathers of the Society ot Jesus. The interest- ing annual commencementexercises took place yesterday at Ford’s Theater. At ten o'clock the dramatic association commenced the play entitled the “Idiot Witness;’ followed by the melo-drama. “The Somnambulist.” Epilogue, oharies E. Bailey. The performances throughout were exceed- ingly imterestinz, and elicited long and loud applause from the assemblage. he distribution of medais and premiums ‘was anxiously looked for, and at the close of the play, and fine music by the Marine Band, Rey. Daniel Lynch announced the names of the successful competitors. and the Rey Ber- nardin F. Wiget, presitent ot the (jonzaga College, conterred the honors. For good conduct, untiring application, ready compliance with the rules, gentlemanly de- portment, &c., the first medal was awarded to Sam‘! H. Wimsatt. Other medals wereaward- | ed to Daniel ©. Callighan, Geo. N. Sullivan, } Emile Lebois, Nathan S. Dustin, Henry Eme- rich, Wm. P. Brady, John Brady, Elisha F. Riggs. Jobn J. McCarthy, Samuel ©. Usher, Jobn W. Kearns, J. Shannon Rowland, Anton popes Henry Giesking, Wm. Rickets, Wm. B. Browne, D. Carroll Nicholsen, Thomas L. ‘Weodward. Henry E. Goodrich and Louis Emmert. Then followed a long list of pre- miumis for proficiency and excellent condnact in the respective classes: and about 2 o'clock the exercises were closed, amidst fine feeling and enthusiasm. ee eer oes Fovrt® Warp Station Casgs.—Henry Goucher, selling liquor without license; $20.5-. Also, selling liquor to soldiers: $20. James Fowler, assault; dismissed. Robt. Johnson, | grand larceny: do. Robt.Qrr, John Orr, dis- orderly: locked up4 hours. Mich’l Kendrick, drunk and disorderly, #558. Mary Murphy, fighting, dismisved. Elizabeth Robinson, do.; do. Lucy Johnson, do.;do. Henry Johnson, | do.; bail tor court. Alfred Howard, Edward Russell, disorderly: for hearing. Edw’d Rob- inson, carrying weapons: $5. Wellington Tap- pan, Jos. Carr, sleeping in street: dismissed. Jobn T. Holly. drank and disorderly; $3.53. Jobn Moore, do: military. [Daniel Henderson, | do; $1.58. L. Quinlan, threats; dismissed. | Burke Fink, firing a pistol: do. Thomas J. Frazier, insulting a lady: military. William Ridgeley, pickpocket; jail for court. Wm. Shelton, disorderly; $1.55. James Thompson, drunk; workhouse. Patsy McQueen, carrying weapons; dismissed: also, for sleeping in the street; do. John Bilbing, drunk; workhouse. Terrance Sheahey, drunk and disorderly; dis. missed. Daniel Sullivan, malicious mischief; bail for a hearing. Wm. Shaw, stoning a eburch; $5.55. John Dacy, drunk and disor. derly; M. McCarty, sleeping in a wagon; Jas, Waters, S. Jefferson, and Jno. Newton, carry ing & weapon: dismissed. SSS Criminar Court, Judge Fisher.—Yesterday Michael Uwens alias Lewis Valasky, indicted for stealing garden stuff, was found guilty of stealing caboage, and sentenced to jail for four days. iy Sami. Johnson was convicted of larceny. Jcsephine Monlion alias Montane was found @uilty of larceny. Wm. Clarke, T. Edward Barry, Robert Walker, James Davis and John McNulty, a lot of boys, aged from 12 to 16, were found guilty of stealing preserved fruits, and McNul- ty_was sentenced to five days in jail, and the others to three months each. Wm. Henry. David Mason, Cornelius Har- ris, and Wm. H. Gray were found guilty of Pettit larceny, and Mason was sentenced to SiX months in jail and the others to three montas. _ This morning, Edward McPhaunl, indicted for&n attempt to commit arson. was found guilty. Motion made for a new trial. aa Tue Reset Ratp—Panic Among the Canal Boatmen.—The rebe! raid, and reports of their crossing at different points on the river, has scared the canal boatmen considerably, and their empty boats, which should go up, are huddled together in the canal around the aque- quet. The collector cannot even induce them tomove around the bend, a mile and a half above Georgetown, in order to make more room, as they seem to dread to meet the rebs eyen there. There has been no arrivals by canal since yesterday. ip DRowNED.—On the ith instant, as the steamer Phenix was returvicg from the excursion to Gly mont, Mr. Alexander Earpe, a young man well known in this city, was accidentally drowned. His friends say that he had laid down to sleep outside the rail in front of the wheelhouse, and awaking he turned suddenly, and was seen to fall in the river. He called for help once, and immediately disappeared. Mr. Earpe was a native of Washington, anda tin and sheet-iron worker by trade. He was Dighly esteemed by his acquaintances. Rea STs Div1DING THE PRorits.—For sometime past the proprietors of Columbia Garden, corner of izth street and Obio avenue, have been miss- ing money from their bar-drawer. Suspecting Joseph Shaefer, their bar-keeper, they watched him, and yesterday Mr. Nathans, one of the proprietors, caught him by placing a marked note in the drawer, and took $15 from him, four of which was claimed by the proprietors. Shaefer was taken to the Second Ward station by officer Vcss,and Justice Clayton held him to bail for court. Granp Larceny Cases.—Bridget Feeney “was arrested by Officer McUolgan for the lar- oeny of various articles from the United States Hotel, amounting to grand larceny. The case ‘was held before Justice Johnson, who com- mitted the prisoner to jail for a hearing. Margaret Fitzgerald was arrested by Officer Crown for being accessory to the robbery of $100 from Edward Fitzgerald. She was sentto jail for a hearing, by Justice Bates. ee epee Se ste A Deticutrot Excursion In PRrosPxct. On Wednesaay next, july 13th, an excursion to Glymont Pavilion, for the benefit of Gorauch M.¥. Obarch, will take place. It will be un- der the management of the pastor and mem- bers of the church, and all who would visit this delightful resort and enjoy a splendid £ail, should make a note of the date of this ex- o@ursion. ee ae THE Finat Sate or Or Parntines.—On to-morrow evening, commencing at7 o'clock, the fine collection of oil paintings now on ex- hibition at James O. McGuire & Oo.’s auction xooms will be put up and sold io the highest bidders. The collection embraces about 100 really fine pictures, all handsomely framed. Among them we notice particularly a fine in- terior view of 2 Dutch Cabarret, a beaatiful Specimen of the Ostade echool, painted on bcc figures carefully drawn and highly fin- shed, Debarkation of Cleopatra, with figures, shipping, buildings, &c.; an excellent copy ot one of Claude Lorraine's celebrated pictures, several fine madonnas, together with many other beautiful specimens that cannot fail to please the loverof art. We advise all in want < a eee final sale, as we une rs + Tolman’s purpose is to close them out. oer SPECIAL NOTICES. Pity free of charge. as D. J. Skillin Houg! a i pss ion, No. 3 Bouth Ninth street, iladeipnia, ‘Ra. Je30 3m Tes Cruam Sas Ganke tes” ie Cae: ort andersigned b leave so the Public athe res a t Coes a PPY Of the ' Tox Orga, which he is prepared to supply to stores, A hotels, pic nics, parties, excursions, and families, the shortest notice and the reasonable Ercan; Ico Oream Manufactory No 386th st. bet 0. .,bet. Gand H. Wholesale and retail, Je 23-Im* Soas Tuaroat, UGE, Li and elmilar troubles, if mufered : walt ‘ious Pulmonary, Bronchiai “aud aati: ften' incurable, Gaepeat ane Ski ae most instant relief. seat of A New Perrumsg ron tag HAnpxencater. Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phaion’s “N ight Blooming Cereus.” Phaton’s “Night Blooming Cereus.”’ Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon's “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phaion’s “Night Blooming Cereus.”’ Phalon’s “Night Blooming Gereus.” A mos uisite, delicate and fragrant perfame, dittiied fain the rare ‘and beautiful Lower from which it takes its name. = tured only by PHAton & Son, N. ¥. Manatee BEWARE OF COUNTRRFRITS. ASK FoR PHALON’S—TAXKE NO OTHER. Je 16-3m Sold by druggists generally. Corns, Buntoxs, Bab NAtLs, Ete. Corner are the universal torment of mankind. To be relieved of these terrible evils, call om Dr. White andsubmitto his manipulations, You are sure to get relief without experiencing pain. Of- fice, 424 Pennsylvania avenne (Lane & Tucker’s building. between 4}; and 6th streets. Ne charge for consultation je 21-tf CoLeatr’s ONEY Soap. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. Forsale by ali Druggistsand Fancy Goods Dealers. ja25-eoly e Sucret Diszases. Samaritan’s Gift ia the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent casesin twenty-four hours Nomneral no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken, Itis the soldier’s hope, and % friend to those who eeraue = to be exposed. Male packages, $2; Samaritan’s Root and Herb Jwices—A positive and potmanent care for Syphilis Scrofula,, cers, Sures pots, Tetters.&e. Price §1, or six bottles for $5 Bold by 8. 0 m5 Do yor cslor your whiskers and moustache? If 80, use the ‘‘Japanese Hair Stain.” No hair dye in the world equal toit. Only one preparation, zt cal Ors a natural black or brown. Only Scents a box. 5 8. C. Forp, Je 2-e03m 290 Pa. avenue, Sole Agent. MARRIED, On the 6th inst.. by the Rev. Mr. Cornelius, Mr. E. B. DODSON . of Luzerne county, Pa., to Miss MARY A. BROOK, of Alexandria, Va. is On the 7th of June, 1984, by the Rev. Father hite. of St. Matthew's Church. PETER GAR- RETT. of Washington, to Miss ELLEN TUMEY, of Baltimcre. * { Boston and Baltimore papers please copy. | rd, See advertisement, DIED, On Wednesday. the 6th instant, aftera long and painiul illness, Mrs. CHARLOTTE LIVBRS, in the 72d year of her age: born in Montgomery county, Md., and for the last forty-two years a res- ident of this city. Her friends and those of the family are requestet toattend her funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. George Harvey, corner of Ver- mont avenue and L streets, on Friday, the 8th in- stant, at 92 o'clock. The funeral will proceed from thence to St. Mathew’s Church, where a Re- sain Mass will be offered up for the repose of her soul. May she rest in peace. 3 In this city, yesterday. of pulmonary consump- tion. Mr. GEORGE W, BBALL, aged 51 years. a native of Maryland, but for many years officially connected with the Government in Washington. His funeral will take place from his residence, corner of F and llth streets, at 10 o'clock to-mor- row morning. * On the Gth inst., J. SUMMERFIELD, youngest son of J.T.and Eliza Ferry,ased 6 years and 5 months. His funeral will take place from the residence of his parents on Friday, the 3th inst.,at4 o'clock p.m., when the friends of the family are invited to attend, ™ On the 6th instant, MARGARET ANNE, he- loved child of Peter and Catherine Kerr, aged 6 months, Her funeral will take residence, corner 6th and o'clock, < .On the morning of the 7th instant, MARY. MAL- VINA, infant child of Edward C. and the late Elizabeth E. Dyer. $ i to-morrow (Friday,) morning at 9 Pisce from her parents’ sts., this afternoon, 04 LOST AND FOUND. y4 = REWARD-—For the recovery of my two je) HORSES, strayed or stolen on the 27th of ‘une, 1364: One bay Horse, about 16 hands high with little white on each foot, both shoalders fall of bumps, from some cause; one black Horse, abont 17 hands high, with a sore on hia back. I willgive the above reward for both, or half the amount for either of them, Inquire between llth and 12th sts. and Maryland avenne, east. jy 7-3t* CHAS: W. GORDAN. L Sty About ix weeks azo ared COW. with a white spotted face. Also, lost, a hair BREAST PIN. op the 23th ult, A liberal reward will be paid for the recovery of both, 291 8th atreet, bet. L and M. iy 6-3t° WANTS. Oe EE imate ANTED—A good SERVANT GIRL for gen- eral housework. Apply at No,475 D st., N. E. corner of 4d street. jy 7-tf ANTED—A good OOOK, WASHER, and Y IRONER, ina small family, Reference re- quired, Apply No. 400 4th street. dy 7-3t* ANTED—A SITUATION, as housekeeper, chambermaid. or seamstress, Address Mrs, R. W.. Post Office, Washington, D.C. _ iy 7-2t* WASTED-ANURSE. Arply at 275 Batrect. Rear of St. Charles Hotel. Protestant pre- ferred. it* ANTED—A MAN, to take care of two horses, and make himeelf useful in astore. Must come well recommended. Applyat C.J, NAGLE’S, 289 Pa. ave. jy 7-2t* W ASTED-ASITUATION by an American Wid- ow a8 housekeeper, or take charge of store- room in hotel. or would travel as purse to an inva- lid. Address M. M.G., City P.O. jy 7-2t* FOR RENT AND SALE, [| For other «For Rent and Sale” see first page.} eS beeen ini re Seite. SS REE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for far ene: Rent moderate. coe at ice. EE (OR RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM, on firet floor, at 431 Twelfth atreet, between H and New York avenue, jy 7-3t* PLEASANT ROOMB AND GOOD BOARD, upon moderate terms, at 439 9th street, opposite Patent Office. jy 7-3t* FO RENT—One large ROOM, suitable for an office; 414 Penn. avenue. Terms $15 per month. Apply at the Doctor's. iy 7-3t* OR SALE CHBAP—BAR ROOM AND FIX- TURES. Inquire at Mount Vernon House, gorner.oth am@avenme. 2g) SpE St* OB SALE—A MILK ROUTE; also. four COWS. a HORSE and WAGON. Apply at No. 631 11 st., near the Government Printing Office. jy7-2t* V washing. Also,a YOUNG GIRL to take care of achild. Inquire at the Gosling Restaurant, be- tween 12th and 13th sts. jy 7-2t* A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION as chambermaid or coek. Please tocallat No. 133 F street, between 2ist and 22d streets, 1t* OUSE PAINTERS WANTBD.—Two good HOUSE HANDS. Wages $3 day. M. T. PARKER & CO., jy 7-3t* 59 La. av., bet. 6th and 7th sts. SITCATION WANTED-—By arespectable LADY, todo general housework for a small family. ak at 242 L street, between iSth and 19th, jy Tt te ws TED—A WAITER to take charge of di- ning-room. Steady employment to one that i t. Apply at 514 lth street, Dining 8a- aan Jy 73k WY ANTED-—T wenty-tive thousand (25.000)pounda efold LEAD. Apply to THOMAS W. MI LER, Plumber and Gas Fitter, 243 Pa. av. 32th and 13th sts. j * ANTED—An ASSISTANT BAR TENDER, one who is industrious and willing to work, None need apply but one that is well recommend- be * ed. Apply at 536 Penn. avenue, corner 24 atreots | in the restaurant. ARPENTERS AND COACHMAKERS WANT- ED.—Fcour good CARPENTERS or CAR- RIAGE MAKERS wanted to work on car repairs, Competent workmen can obtain permanent em: loyment and good wages. Applyat the Washing- ton and Georgetown R. R. Co.’s Repair Shops, N ew Tenney, avenue, near the Baltimore Depot. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—At No. 255 [at between Wth and 18th, a first-cl: ORED COOK. GOOD CHANCE—Wanted, a PARTNER $1.20 ina good paying business already es- tablished inthis city. For information address Printer, at this office. jy 6-3t* EF YOU WANT A GOOD FITTING AND WELL MADE SHIRT, go to LEWIS’, 342 Seventh street. Sy 6-3t* Opposite Burdette’s. ANTED—By two young men, clerks in one of the Departments, ROOM aud BOARD. with a respectable Roman Catholic family, Please ad- dress J. M., Star Office. jy 6-30" ANTED IMMEDIATELY—At 245 F street, a WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash and iron, None need apply without the best recommenta- tions. Highest wages given. Jy 6 2t* ANTED—A GIRIJ, or middie-aged WOMAN to do general housework for a small family, No one need apply nnless we!l recommended. Ap- Jy 6 ly immediately at 491 10th street, between Dand Bitreets. jy 6 3t* ANTED—Ever. o try the celebrated ¥ & “KIMOLA,” for killing bed-bugs and all vermin—a liquid preparation, euaranteed to be the best remedy in se. For sale by C. A, HOWARD, 431 E street, second door from Seventh st. Also; at 160 King st., Alexandria, Va. iy 6-6t" (GGENELEMEN IN WANT OF SHIRTS, DRAW- BERS, Undershirts, Half-Hose. and all kinds of Furnishing Goods, can get them at R. C. LEWIS,’ 342 7th strect, at the Very lowest prices, for cash. Remember the name and number, R. 0, LEWIS. 342 7th street, between I and Massac!ia- setts avenue, east side. jy 6-8t* PO EDITORS AND MANAGERS OF NEWS- PAPERS IN THE UNITED STATE advertiser,a phonographic short-hand w nearly ten years experience in reportorial journal- ism, wishes to secures position on a first-class paper to report public meetings during the ensn- ing Presidential campaign, from the Ist of August roximo, Salary expected’ $35 per week. Addrens ‘Phonographer,’’ Georgetown Post Office. jy 6-3t" Bescssmitys AND. WHEELWRIGHTS WANTED. U a > Chief Quartermaster's O, Depot of Washington, eh feuarter ‘a Binean rere is t Wanted at once, to work in (iovernment repair Shops, Quartermaster’s Department epee of Washington, One Hundred (1) good BLACK- SMITHS and Une Hundred (1%) good WHEEL- WRIGHTS. The pay per month will be Sixty Dollars (359), with one (1) ration per day,and hospital privileges when sick. Apply to Captain CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, A.Q. Be . A.. corper Twenty-second and G streets, Washington, D.C, D.H.RUCKE! Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, jy 6-18t partment of Washington. WANTED A LAUNDRESS and GIRLS. Apely at dy 5-3t* the Ebbitt House, I EFT HOME ON THE sth of July, at night.a .4 dark complexioned COLORED BOY. named Wm. Henry Harrison, Anyone giving informa- tion of his whereabouts will receive the thanks of his mother, on Delaware avenue, near, eg dee 7 6- po’ ae L OST—Tuesday, July 5, near the Baltimore De- 1 pot, a GOLD BREASTPIN representing tha flower ” dismond setting. The finder will be liberally rewarded sy Ivaving it with G, A. eR RROUS +415 N street north, near Mth, jy 6-2) OST—On the 4th inst., in walking from Hi!l to corner of 9th and I streets, or in ing in city cars,a HAIR NECKLAOK, with cross attached, tipped with gold, slightiy discolored. A liberal reward will be paid forits rn to No. 31 hast Capitol street. Itis highly prized as a relic of deceased parents. Jy 6-30" —LOST—On Tuesday morning, a bright $25. bay HORSE, 153; hands high; had on a leather halter, strap broken; broke loose from a wagon oppositeJackren Square and disappeared up Istreet. The above reward will be given if re- turned to H. J, BAKBR, 57 High st., George- town. Jy 6-207 @iTRAYED OR STOLEN—From the subscriber, +S onthe 2th of June, three COWS—one large, light red cow, white face, large bag, long teats; one large, white spotted cow; one sinall, red cow, little dark im the face; all with horna, Liberal reward will be given if brought to the owner, or secured so that I can get them, K street, between 15th and 1sth streets, No. 266. a jy 6-St* J. BOND. QTRAVED OR STOLEN—On the pth day of June, Ka red COW, with a bell round herneck, giving milk, abont7 or8 years old, middling size, a little green painton her horns near the head, a large bag. rather well covered with hair, the ‘point of her horns ent offyery little, long bushy tail, in tol- erable good order. A suitable reward will be paid by giving information of her recovery orher re- turn to 416 Penn’a avenue, near 4?s st. Jy 6-3t™ Frocsp—on streeta WALLET, containing a small sum of money. Inquire at 303 I stree' dy 5-3t* QTBATED FROM HOME, Sunday morning. the 0 3d, a black and white ERRIER PUP re- ward Will be given for his returo at No. 391 H street. dy 5-3t* 4 REWARD For a buffalo COW, strayed on 2d July; had a long rope around her neck; color red and white. The above will be paid for her de- livery at 451 B street, between 3d and 4th. Sy 5-3t* C,0. WALL. Cx tothe premises, on the 4th of July, one ¢ te COW. The eras ig requested to come forward, prove property, away. AGLERSON, on Columbia College. OST—On Saturday, 24 inst., between the corner of 20th,on L street, and Mr. Errel’s livery stable, on A street, a POCKET-BOOK, containing a will and $4.40 in money, The finder will be re- warded with the money jeaving the will and the pocket-book with Mr. OBERT BREL, H street, er corner of 27th and K sts.,No. 24. Thi "6 name is written in the book. SM TRAYED'AWAY LAST APRIL, FROM T Ss subscriber, two BAY HORSES—ene marked C,”’ on shoulder; had a sore on hind leg; no shoeg on; and one fore foot split. The other had scratches on front feet. A liberal reward will bond if left DWARD HUNT, i 3 EDW, wits Geovese No. 453 K street, near fe 90-lw* ‘Navy Yard Market. ay charges and take her Walbridge'tarm.back of ve BOARDING. LBASANT BOARD, at 439 9th street, oppozite Patent Office, jy 7-3t* OARDING—One large ROOM, with two heds, for four gentlemen, with first class BOARD, at $25 apiece. Within five minutes walk of Post Of- fice. Inquire at Star Office. jy 7 3t* UMMER BOARDING —Pleasant Rooms and first-class’ Board can be obtained im Geor; town. in a se gaen locality, overlooking the banks of the Potomac. Apply at No. 212 Bridge street, near Frederick street. dy 7-3t" OTICE.—The old Hop Restaurant will be pre- pared en and after July lith to receive regu- lar boarders at $1 per day. Also, two large Rooms for rent, ruitable fo arty of six gent rT & en— 495 Teh street, sign of the White Bear. $y T-lw" OARDING.—The attention of those who wish B Pin bl and airy rooms, well furnished, upon moderate terms, is specially requested. The ad- vertiser wisbkes to provide for her inmates a real home, and todo this, will earnestly endeavor to promote their comfort by every means within her power. Modern conveniences and a good library in the house. An excellent tabie provided Tran- sient tosrders . Apply at $95 1th street, between F and 8. dy 7+ ISHED ROO! WITH OR WITHO FUR anD FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.—The whole of the second floor, together or separately. and one Room on the third floor. House sitaated in the best loca inthe cfty-486 11th street, between Eand FP. Also,afew Table Boarders. by day or month. dy 6-3t* J y ‘VERAL GENTLEME) AN BE 8 lated ine beg ty, es i iy 53t* LA eat" a Board, by at’ Boga clube for & femiy. Ky = FRONT ws: y on B atreet, between As ERSONS CAN COOMMODATED ‘Witt efits Scouetinccene envi fowmin® "pit: NICHOLS, Propciotee,” ’ (OOK WANTED.—Wanted, a White Woman who understands all kinds of cooking. Good wages will be paid. American House, corner Pa. avenue and 7th st. jy 5-3t* V ANTED-A 904 BREAD BAKER. Apply at 2 Ean rf streets. your NOERR & BRO. Gorcaes WANTED—None need apply who cannot bring satisfactory testimonials of char~ acterand competency. Apply between 9 and 12 o'clock, to J, DENT, 456 15th st. je 23-1w* ANTED—One hundred HORSES to pasture, in Prince George's county, Md. Price $6 per month forsingle horse. by the quantity $5 per month. Hiauire ist J, BEASLEY, 52 Louisiana “erawe MRS. M] M, SCHAAFP. Hot. WANTED—In a central location, with about 10 or 12 rooms, Will buy lease and fur- niture, Apply to W.L. WALL & Co., Auction and Commission Merchants, south corner Penn. ave- nue and 9th street. Je 22 NTED—1,000 LADIES to come ani buy V ane same number of Embroidered Yokes and Bleeves, Bands and Wrappers. We have redaced the price one-fourth, and now offer them cheaper je2-tf __ 381 F st., opposite Patent Ofice. ANTE D—SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Ww ee MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS ofevery description, B. BUCHLY, 42% 7th stree fe 8-tf between G and H, east GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS XEORGETOWN CORPORATION SsTOCK.— Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of six per cent. re annum, payable quarterly. can obtain some by applying to WM. LAIRD, Clerk of said Corporation. _je 29-dtlau _! * S AlVearoo vine AND GROUND ALUM, BATOCK BALT, for horses and cattle, Morssleby I. THOS. DAVIS Wholesale Dealer in Salt, je 8-Im* No. 83 Water street, Georgetown, *EWWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Potomac Tow Company's) boats, Potomac,” SEAS Curtin” aaa Gaels ven.’? Apply to the na on board, oF {SHN B. DAVIDSON, Water street. Georgetown. my 18- ADIES' PINGS DIES’ WRAPPINGS DIES’ WRAPPINGS. Black Silk Circulars, Black Silk Racanes Blac! ik Silk Mantillas, Black Barege Mantillas, White Barege Mantillas, Gray Barege Mantillas, Misses Silk Sacques, Misses Silk Circulars, At MAXWELL'S MANTILLA EMPORIUM, dy 1-6t 326 Pennsylvania avenue. E. DOSTER. . ATTOBNEY AND, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 427 Fifteenth stree Next door to Riggs’ B: $e27-Im* THE RATEEY STYLES TRA W AT CHAS. L. LOC: e2imif 1324 Pa Svs AND EINDLING WOOD, Hickory, Oak and Pine, sawed and split to any length and size; also, cord length, Lower market prices. G, L. SHERIFF Office, Pa. av.. betw. 3d anti 4: i $20-1m_Dill and Wharf dante at Onnal a HE UND) IGNED HAS FOR SALE AT paler reneciae fatine ak BLOORING, which it will be the interest of Build- and of] \ ora ane others to examine before purchasing else: Bawing and Planing d Seats Prin ove ihe et. onsse For PALE —Just received, 40 Horses, for draft, dri id fail Can tbe seen st Bulla esa Stabler ibe st, and Ohio avenue -3t* C. PBICE, Proprictor. Yawon rox BEETS Sete tani Tara host telat; emstamtled "to hen oP MILE romp ‘Wheel machi , Sine. ison’ Motte" 491 Het. between iit is IVE NOTE 4 Tis A Gies Rorgeyen embers Wi 2 ict of Columbia, letters personal of Mg: ry fabingien: ity, D.C., said dece are pore manned £0 0 bit * * ou before th day of atees , ot cry rite MY low bo oxcladed Bowe ait bine Given Toland, ANTED—A WOMAN to assist in cooking and | ARGE TRON SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP.—In- qnire at STUART & CO.°8, corner 15th and F streets. Sy 7-1w* FOR RENT—One large.well FURNISHED ROOM, ina central location. Terms moderate to a good tenant. Apply at Hempler’s Bath Rooms, 310 C street, between 6th and 7th sts, jy 7-3t* For RENT—A BRICK .HOUSE, No. 365 E street, between l0th and llth streets, contain- ing eight rooms. Inquire of EDWIN GREEN, No. 404 Eleventh strect. Jy 7-3t* FOR SALE-an EATING HOUSE, near Camp Burry. License raid. Inquire of JOHN CUD- MORE, No. 681 H st., near the Government Printing Office, j tf 4‘OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, auitable for aamall family, or genilemen, with privilege of cooking. This’ houre i situated that it can be used by two small families. The whole house will be rented to one family if desired, It i> com- plstely furnished for housekeeping, the family ing gane North for the summer. be rent- ed until November, or longer if desired. Iti« but two squares from the Post and Patent Offices and Seventh street Railroad; No, 486 G street, second door from 5th. Call before 9a.m. and after 5p. m. Sy 7-3t* 7pe RENT—Three or four UNFURNISHED ROO. Inquire up stairs of 427 north 7th jy 6-6t* POBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—No. 1 Franklin Place, Latreect. between 13th and 1ith, with board—gentlemen preferred. iy 6-8t 10 LET—FUBNISHED ROOMS. without board. Apply at No. 272 F street, corner of 13th, jy 6 lw* ‘OR RENT—Several large airy ROOMS, with or without board, on the corner of 8th and H « sland. dy 6-3t SEVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, + for rent at No, 291 ath street, between L and M, near the 7th street cars. jy 6 3t* PRIVATE FAMILY have a pleasant FUR- A NISHED ROOM to let, wither without board, in a desirable part of Georgetown, Inquire at this office. Jy 6-3t* =) AUCTION SALES, For other Aucti ales see first page. FUTURE D. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Y J.C. MeGUIBE & ©0., Auctionsers. (etre sinh pe ada ees aalienstienteteamlial po Y¥ JAMES ¢. ., Auction 5 VALUABLE UNIM Vv PROPERTY B See UAE DH, Oa Aaetieneers ry CoN WAND -AVENOR ALE WITHOUTLIMIT OF FOURTEEN GOOD P, = a WEST. LOTS ON NORTH £ STREST.. BETWREN RIDAY A ly, Bt 6% o'clock, NORTH OAPITOL AND i8T 8TS. WEST. gn the premises, we Ti the whole of Square On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 7th, at's | No. 328, (on the Island,) aubdivided into goed cub Seduce" ahs Yecmienn rgehatell fe the high. | Bulging lots, feonting teepeguvaly 39 righ s 0. . a « w 2% feet each on north Tb nicaet boteatcoe es running back Soallera: = ‘ _ Capitol stre nd Ist street west, an i wag 136 uga RENOE. wien an ae erms: Qne-balf in cash; the remainder and twelve months, with interest, secured bee deed of trust on the phemises. Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser, A Fazment of $20 on each lot will be required at the time of sale. jy2-d_ {Rep,] J.0. MCGUIRE & O0.. Aucts. B* JAS, C. McGUIRE & Q0,, Auctioneers, FIFTEEN SMALL AND DESIRABLE LOTS, AT THE CORNER OF MASSACHUSETTS “AV- 177TH STS,, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNUON, July 7th. at 6'% o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell eight Build- ing Lots, fronting each fifteen feet on north M st., at the corner of 17th street west,and running back to a ten foot alley, Also, seven Lots, fronting about fourteen fect on Massachusetts av., south side, at the corner of 17th street. These Lots are finely located on bigh ground, and will be sold to the highest bidder. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with iaterest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. A payment of twenty dollars on each lot will be required at the time of sale. dy 1-5t J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. k JAS. C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTHE’S SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES AND LOTS’ ON 21ST STREET. BETWEEN G AND H STREETS. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 7th, at 67% o’clock. on the premi by virtue of a deed of trust dated guy 2%th, 1690, aud duly recorded in Liber J. A.S., No. 212. folios 218 et seq., one of the land recordsfor Washington county, D. C., T shail sell parts of Lots lettered * E” and *¥.” in Todd's recorded subdivision of original lots 7,8 and 9,in Square numbered W2, fronting together feet on 2ist street, west, between Gand H streets north, and running b; po feet, improved with two three-story Bric! welling-houses, with back buildings, to be sold separately. : Terms of sale: One-third in cash, and the re- mainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by_a deed of trust on the premises. Cost of conveyances, including revenue stamps, to be paid by the purchaser. = StS 5 If the terms of sale are not complied with in five cere, the Trieste xeparyas AS right to reeeu at e risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, POARTER MARBURY, Trustee. fe 24-eok ds J.C, McGUIRE & Co OK RENT—A front and back PARLOR, suitable for a private family, or fora Paymaster. The rooms are on the first foor. Apply at 470 Twelfth street. Py 6-3" {OR SALE—A RESTAURANT situated corner Ist and C streets, near the depot, to be sold cheap forcash, For particulars inquire of WM. TURNER, on the premises, jy 6-6t* yo RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for | * ‘two single gentlemen or agentleman and ais wife. Apply at No. 320 New York avenue, bat, 9th and loth sts. jy 6-3t* JOCBNISHED TOONS TO RENT—Targe airy. in asmall family with no children, aca the Smithsonian Grounds, und a pleasant walk to the Capitol. Apnly to WALKER & CO., Potomac all, Md. av. and JIth st. Jy 6-St* NO RENT FOR FOUR MONTHS, A > FURNISHED HOUSE, in a pleasant the city. Possession ziven immediately. Inquire on the premises, 394 2)th street west, between @ and H. Jy _6-3t* EVERAL PLEASANT FURNISHED ROO WO to tetat No. 122 Pennsylvania av., between 19th and Wth streets, Jy 5-3t* R SALE—A nice BUILDING LOT, (22 feat by 70) situated on Rhode Island avenue, betweeao 13th and sth sts, Will be sold for cash, cheap. Title perfect. Enquire on the premi ‘S-lw* PHoroGHAPUE AMBROTYPISTS.—One of the largest SK¥-LIGHTS in the city for rent, with fixtures. Call at-502 Pennsylvania avenue. dy 5-lw* 0 LET—A small HOUSE, nearly new, on New York avenue, between 6th and 7th streeta, tiret house from 7th street, north side. Possession given immediately. iy 5-St* Fe RENT—Wanted to exchange a HOUSE on 6th street east, for one west of 7th street west The house has sixrooms. Rent $12.50 per month. Inquire of G. F, GULICK, Capitol iP. jy 5-3t* OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE No llth street, between GandH. For apply at office of J.C. McGUIRE & C and Commission Merchants. Fe RENT.—In a Tara family. ple: FURNISHED ROOMS for reat, without be at 431 Third street, between Pennsylvania ai Missouri avenues. dy 5-3t® Fo RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS and STORE ROOMS, at No, 400 D street north, between 6th and 7th streets. Large and elegantly furnished Rooms for rent, with or without board. jy 5-3t* OOL AND PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RENT.— Two or three as pleasant rooms as the city af- fords. Near the Treasury. Best reference AH and required, Applyimmediately at No. 290 @ street. iy 53t* HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALB, near the cor- ner of lath atid U streets; cottage built; just fivished; all nicely painted inside and out; water nearthe door, Inquire on the premises. Sy 5-4t* JOHN M. HILL. F* RNISHED ROOMS—Two Furnished PAR- LORS and BED CHAMBERS, on the second floor, suitable fora small family or single gentie- man,atJ, P, CRUTCHET, corner of ith and D streets. Jy 5 3t" OOMS.—A lady from the North, occupying a nice house, will rent two or three KOOMS, finely furnished, to gentlemen. Also two or th Rooms to a_ gent and wife having furniture a: desiring to keep house—469 E street, two blocks from Post Office, National and Metropolitan Ho- wEED) articulars ., Auction Sy 5-3t ntly te very convenience, Location unsur- passed, iy 5-lw* Fo, RENT—A large STORE; good location for confectionery or ice cream saloon. Inquire at the store, 310 I street west. je6-1m PERSONAL. A VERY FINE AND GOOD-FITTING ARTI. cle of Shirt ia now offered for sale at LEWIS’, 342 7th street, between I and Mass.av. Also, an elegant assortment of Undershirts, Drawers, Half Hose, and everything in the line of Gents’ Fur- nishing Goods, at the lowest cash prices. jyé-3t* M = MEDICAL. = RS. LAFLIN, the well-known Medical Clair- voSant from New York, will wait on her patients at No. 242 4th street, between I and K sts. ira. L examines hands, describing diseases. Little medicine is given. Sy 5-3 y5-3t* Call and see. NLY FIFTEEN WEEKS IN AMERICA. DR. BECHTING formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and Italian army. oc- cupied himself with the treatment of all kinds of diseases. Particular attention given to Female Diseases and Private Diseases. Besides the knowl- sage of three old languages, he converses in Eng. lish, French, Italian, German, and Spanish lan- guages. His Imperial Commissions and hix Diplo- mas from the most celebrated university of Europe Ben te his office, pennerleenia avemie, 60) ad tc. ingeria very muchjencour: ve during this very short time the ee public of Washington, as. among many others not pub- lished, the following certificates may be attested : ‘** This is to certify that I have been troubled for the last three years with & chronic disease, resist- ing all medical trea meat, and which through the aid of Dr, Bechtinger; I have been perfectly cured, “Washington city, Ist June, 1364. * @. DONE.” Na Ras uceteoeee my involan nw. dischsrEe) ni TF BUCCESB : end you ver: . ie your suce ‘ 2 recomm t Lhe ‘BMIPH What German newspaper, (Weker Columbia,) Bays: ) ‘* After a long sickness my poor child became dropsical. in which time I call to you, dear sir, an@ you saved bim. MASCON & R, B street, No 298.” “I had tried all @pecifics, without any eifect, against the chreni¢ lung disease of my eldest son, until under your treatment he improved “Maryland ars vl2th et. MURMES Painter.” All these and many other very difficult cures ‘have been made b: r.B.in the above specified time. Regular office hours from 9 toll a. m.,and PD. ‘or the poor and te port tively only from 11 to 12. Medici without cherwe. Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street, No. OCTOR sone, No, 410 Thirteenth street est. een iH, rea success in ali PRMAL. ] PAINTS. Consultations ‘exclusive: ly with ladies. Hours.9a.m.to 5 p,m. jo 29-1m* DE, J, H. THOMPSON Has Removed frém No. 2 4 north F to 512 H atreet, one door west of, 7th at, ice hours, to lla m.;2to Sp". je23-Im* ) CURE, NO PAY !—Go to Dz. BROTHERS Nee Chase and be cured. They “have ¢ oPall forms the | a Silcet established ‘Botanle Madiesl Ogle is; the nd have bie thousands from a dis- sooner oats Heer eet (01 ee ves, to be cured Before itis U8 preventing exposure of themselves ce 4 reeidence 179 south Bstroet, Isignd, o ite Smii je9-Im* UEBY?—' vhas" inrgent, Q ete iatheonly pease tical person pe? bas ‘gest number of at Embroidery? Who the finest stock of haocies Bral &e.,and who KS ciewiPesset's trict that does Fiuting BA 381 F STRERT, led from Sonn) obolee ret nd ct ee and where they Layti d BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer: TRUSTEE’S BALE OF BUILDING LOT ON VEBMONT AVENUE, BETWEEN Q AND STREETS NORTH. By virtue of @ deed of trust from Tho. Rice, dated June 10th, 1863, and duly recorded in Liber .C.T., No.7, folios 108 et seq..one of the land records for Washington county, D. O., I shall seil, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 7th, at 6:2 o’clock, on the premises, Lot A.in J.T Lenman’s subdivision of Lot2, in Square No. 277. fronting 16 | 7 feet 11 inches on Vermon' Venue, between Q and R streets north, and running back 1M fect 8:5 | }i inches, ‘Tarmis: Ope-half cash; the remainder in 6montha, with aulereay. secured by adeed of trust on the premises. ces at the cost of the purchaser, ConvevaTTTELARY 6, SCALDING. Trastec. e 18-e0kds J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Aucts, BY JAS, C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. B\UG.TWO-8TORY BRI HOUSE ORO GHRNCT STREET BE TERS 1 ETI AND 15TH BTREBTS. — On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July 12th, at 6°: o'clock, on the premises, we shall sel! parts of Lots No. 48 and 19, in Drury’s subdivision of Square 29, fronting 11 feet ¢inches on Chesnut street; between‘ ]ith and Ith streets west and P and Q streets north, improved by a well-built two- story brick Dwelling-House. ry Terms cash. Conveyances at the cost of the in diat ssexsion give! iate ion given. iyrtd JAM 8 C. McG IRE & CO., Ancts. Y J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH BE STREET BE- TWEEN 19TH AND 20TH STREETS WEST On MONDAY AFTERNOON, gale th, at 632 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Court, dated Juné dist, 1364, confirmed by the Supreme Court, July 5th, 1364, [ shall seil, part of Lot No. 2, in Square No. 122, fronting about 30 feet on north E street, between Ith and streets, and running back 97 feet 0%¢ inche »geth- er with the improveinents consisting ofa two-story Frame Dwelling Mouse, (No. 214,) containing tuur rooms. Terms cash. 5 Cost of couveyance to be Real by the purchaser. M. F. NORRIS, Guardian. Sy od 3.0. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucis, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, A GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON G STREET, BETWEEN 4% AND 6TH STREETS, ‘ISLAND, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 13th instant. at 6% o’clock p, e172 m., we shall sell, in trent of the premises, a good two-story Frame House. containing six rooms, be- ing part Lot 8, in Square 496. A good chance for a small investment, Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, iy Auctioneers, ¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO?, Auctioneers, NEW AND DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING- HOUSE AN T. ON 11TH STRBET WEST, LOT. V) BETWEEN M AND N STRE. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July lth, at 6% o’clock, on the premises, we sha!l sell Lot No. 16, in subdivision of Square No. %40, fronting 25 feet © incheson ith street west, between L and M sts, north, and rupning back 92 feet to au alley 15 feet Yinehes wide, together with the imprevements, consisting of a new and well-built three-story Frame Dwelling-house, finished throughout inthe most superior manner, and containing 7 rooms, with hall, gas-pipes throughout, and in all re: spects a comfortable and desirable residence. The situation is one of the best in Washington, high, healthy and entirely respectable, erms: One-half cash; the remainder in 4,3 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trast on the premises. if _ #7 lummediate pouonsion given. jy 6-0 _C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN JE B. HAW’S SUBDIVISION OF MOUNT PLEAS- ANT, ADJOINING TAE BOUNDARY LINE AT 7TH AND STH STREETS EXTENDED, On MONDAY, the I1th instant, shall sell. in front of the premises, at 6 o’cloc lowing valuable Building Lots, viz:— 43, 44, and 3, of J. B. Haw’s subdivision of Mount Pleasant farm. These lots front on 7thand 8th streets extended, and opposite the Park—a §god situstion for business purposes, and outside of the corporation of Washington. Persons wishing to purchase handsome building lote either for private residences or business pur- pores willdo wellto attend the sale. Terms of sale: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest froin the day, of sale. deed given and adeed of trust.taken. Alicon- veyance at cost of purchaser, Title indisputable, a ‘he above lots will be subdivided to suit pur- chasers, , Fifty dollars will be required of each purchaser when the property is knocked off,and if not paid down it will be then put upand sold to the next highest bidder who shall comply with the terms, jy é-d GREEN & LLIAMS, Aucts, B* J, 0. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TS. PEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH O STREET. BETWEEN 117 AND 12TH STREETS WES? 2 On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July 13, at 6% o’clock,on the premises, we shall sell part of Lot No. 2, in Square No, 323, fronting I7 feet *2 inch on north C street. between lith and 12th streets west, avd improved by a three-story brick dwelling hone, (No, 26%.) containing eight Rice rooms, with passage and porches back and front. Terms: One-half cash; the remainder {in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust onthe premises, oY S&F Immediate possession given. Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid by the purchaser. jezod J.C. MOGUIRE & GO., Aucts, ¥ J. C. MOGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TRUBTER’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BSTWREN STH AND a ed oe fu t, dated on the 13th da} et, onthe a,Dat Charles 8 (Wallach and o) . Oo. inamitton “trostes ‘oF a Franklin Palees Amcaesies CY bye fe ae AA D. re in Ei! . . &,. Ps s h a. one of the, land records of Washington id, by virtue of a di the District . ma., on MONDAY, ae rai ashing ene Sia ame frosts on Mary! venue. and the Sipayment o be ‘a deed. Hi Soeia ra ca earn eee es jolt tawkds 370: MoguiRN a ‘Do Betis, 18 10 GIVE a tak Al NOTIOR, That the sub- Ts, from th Oourt of Was im the Distelct of Osioms ‘Waltlagton Oliy, 3, B| AND Lor | This comprises some of the choicest buildi aites in that section of the tity, and th ale is worthy the attention of persons Who wish fing building sites. Title indisputabdle. a Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in sitand twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Allconveyances and ¢tamps at the cost ef the purchaser, as payment of $20 on each lot will be required at Je ‘ime of % y Of SO, McGUIRE & C0., Aucts ad BO-THE ABOVE SALE 8 POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 8, samo heur and place. _jyl J. C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucte,_ TRE & CO., Auctioneers. ¥ JAS. C. M CLOSING OUT SALB OF FIANDSOME OIL uly 8th, at hal’-past On ms BVENING, J ; 7 o'clock, at our salesreom: e shall out aboutone hundred jine Oil Paintings: hefee tis remainder of Mr. Tolman’s co lectton from for- fine additions that could not mer sale, with man) be displayed on thet occasion Lovers of good paintings are invited to exami | this collection before the saie, which will bem without reserve rather than incur the expense repacking. Catalogues now ready. 1 ash. ive ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auets. PRX IJAMES C.McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncors. EXECUTOR’S SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNI TURE, MIRRORS. CARPETS, PAINTI ENGRAVINGS, SILVER-PLATED WARE A: i &e, On MONDAY MORNING, | at the residence of the la’ | Chief Engineer U. 8. Army, on north G strat. bet tween 13th and 19th streets. we shail sell the Fur- Hanisome Velvet Damask, snd Leath nisome Velve: amask, an: eather-covered Sofas, Arm atid Easy Chairs, pees Marble-top and other Tables, Divans, Etageres tette T: Foot stools, Gilt-frami intel Mirrors, Handsome Crimson Damask and Lace Curtains, Cornice, &e,, | Fine Oil Paintings, Engraving:, other works of art, Case of Stuffed Birds, Portfolios of Engravings, Brussels and Three-ply Carpets, Oilcloth, Rugs, Rods and Eyes, Extension Dining Table, Marble.t Leather-covered Dining Chairs, L Mantel Clock and Shade, Vases, Gas Chandeliers throughout, China, Glass Crockery Ware, | Table Catlery, Silver-plated Pitchers, Wine Goolers, Candlesticks, &c., Mabogany and Walnut Bedsteata, Bureaus, Wash stands, and Wardrobes Superior Curled Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Feather Beds, uly llth, atWo'slock, te Gen, J Totten, Bronzes, amd | Husk Mattresses, Blankets, Onmforts, oe nw, De. ae Shades, | Bookcases, Writing Tabies | Rocking and Easy Chairs, Gane-seat Chairs, ¢ Stoy Fire Irons, Refrigerator, the usual assortment of hee | YG. TEMPLE, U. 8.N.. Executor, iyo-d JAS, 0. McGUIKE & GD, Aucta. | BY JAS. OC, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TWO HANDSOME DWELL | “LOTS ON NORTH E S¥RERT, BE AND 7TH STREETS WEST, AT PUBL TION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 1th, at ot o’clock, on the premises, we shal! sell two hand: Brick Residences. Nos. 451 and 45 K street, een fth and 7th streats wert, The houses are | weil built, with large and pleasant rooms, and are | supplied with all the modern r ents ‘erms: one-third cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Title: indisputable. Convéyances and revenue stamps at the cost of mrchaser. toe Prd SAMES ©. McGUIRE & CO., Ancta, | | | SES O. Moc i BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, | | in virtue ofan order of distress against the goods and chattels of B, Henze for rent due and in ar- ll,and to me directed, I have rears to George | levied upon one piano and cover as the property + said Hi i Thereby give notice that I shall sell the same to the bidder for cash,on SATUR- ¥,the sth day of duly, at 1 o-clucka.m.,at the gamer of 7th and D streets, at Green 4 Williame? tion Store t tisfy said amount of rent due, | eee etre tO eA. eo in KEESE, efit Syed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CQ., Auctioneers, VALTABLE DWELLING-HOUSE AND BUILD- On Mospar AFTERNOON, July lith, at half- past 6 o’elock. on the premises, we shall sell, for account of estate of the late Com. Crane, parts of Lots l0and 11, in Square No. 12), at the corner of ith street west and north H street, together wit the improvements Sonaieling of a three-story Brick Dwelling house, with back-buildings, sta- bling, &e, The property will be divided into three parts, two building lots and the house and lot om which it stands, with a sufficient side alley, Possession of the honse will be given on the Ist of October, 1864, ‘Terms cash. Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the urch i Myezd 3.0, MeGUIRE & CO,. Aucts, ¥ J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF GREEN HOUSE TS. $ OnSATURDAY MORNING, July 24, at 10 0'clook, by order of the honorable Orphans’ Court of the Distriet of Columbia, I shall sell, on Square No. 91 near Boundary street, between 2th and 21st streets, inthe city of Washington, D.C... quanti- ty of the finest Plants supposed to be in the United States, consisting cf Japonicas and Cape Jessa- mines. Termscash. Delivery made immediately after thesale. VILLIAM DOUGLAS, Administrator of Jobn Douglas, deceased, Je 29-a JAS. C. McGUIRE & Co,, Aucts. #7 THE ABOVE 3ALE_I8 UNAVOIDABLY postponed uutil SATURDAY MORNING, July 2th, 1. same moun ane Pie STELLIAM DOUGLAS, Administrator of John Douglas, deceasad, _tyd JAB. ©. McGUIRE & 00", Aucta, | PRY TAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, | POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF N SMALL DWELLING HOUSES, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July L3th, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, commencing with the first-named, we shail sell part of Lot 23, square 512, on Fourth street wost, between Nand O streets north, improved by two small Brick Dwelling Houses, four rooms each. Immediately after, we shall sell part of Lot No, 3, square 49, fronting on the 30 foot alley between Land M streets north, and 6th and 7th atreeta west, improved by five small Brick and two Frame Dyetling Houses. al Terms : One-halfcash: the balance in six mouths, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances at the coat of the purchaser. Syz-a [Rep] 3.0, McGUIRW & CO.. Aucts, At CTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Was Derartuent, CavALey Boreay, H Office of Ch rlerm aster Wasainctow, D.O., July 4, 1364, Will be sold at PUBLIC AUOTION, to the high- est Lidder, at the times and places low, IZ: auc banon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July Mth, 4. Reading, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. July iat, farrisburg, Pennsylvanis, THURSDAY, July Altoona, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August Wiliacosport, Penngrlvenia, THURSDAY, Au- TWO HUNDRED (20) CAVALRY HORSES at Oe ee rae have been condemned as unfit for the Oavalry service of the Army. : 4 For road and farm purposes many good bargaina may behad.. _ ‘orses Rold singly: Te Oe ie ated eA SeS A BEL Lieut. Col, and Chief Quartermaster, Sy 6-td javalry Buresa, oe OF CONDEMN D .QUARTERMAST RES Oriel Quergermarier's fice Depot Wasisegton.t Lated june 23, be Will be sold at Public Auction at Governmeat Warehouse, No. 5, New York avenue, between Highteonth end Nineteenth stroata, in the city ef Washington, D.C..on WEDNESDAY, July 6, 164, alot of fees rmasters’ Stores, condemned ad un~ fit for isaue, vit: & Haadenffs, Lanterns, ice Chairs. Grindstones, Stoves, glow ipe, D8, - Me pant, icketa, aps Tron, “Bas to dommence af pleat a, 8 il be to agentes catstes ication ads , Terms in era 3 ‘ eee General, C) “ SALE OF CONDEMN: BD HO Chief Q 's Ofc.