Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. THE NarTionaL Rivixs. Teference tothe adyertising columns of the Star, it will be seen tba: the Nafional Rifles, Uapt. Wm. G. Moore, will bold a meeting at 8 o'clock to-night, at OANTERBURY.—Dramatic, operatic, paato- | Temperance Hail, for the purpose of effscting? mimic, etticpian and terpsichorean_entertain- ments are the nightly order at Canterbary Hall. To-night the side-splitting farce of the “Mischievons Darkey,”’ will be performed, ‘There will be many acts of a novel and beau- tiful character, and visitors will realize mach enjoyment. ANFORD'’S TROUPE at Groyer’s Theater, ‘Will do their best to please to-night, it being the benefit night of the popular 5S. S. Sanford. Sam is an excellent caterer for the amusement Joving public, and he deserves 8 rousing bene- fit. Dick Parker will assist npon this occasion, anda good pill is announced. A Concert or Vocart Music will be given to-night atthe Methodist Protestant Oburch, Navy Yard, for tne benefit of the Onarch. It ‘will be ap agreeable and pleasant affair, as tha best smateor musical talent of the city has volunteered for the occasion. re Tux Focnpry CkuacH.—The corner-stone of the new church edifice to be erected on the site of the “Old Foundry,” which was built in 1316, hoor laid yesterday by the Masonic trater- nity. The occasion drew forth a large assem- blage of ladies and gentlemen, among whom We noticed some of the oldest Methodis‘s in Wasbington,and 4 number of ministers, among them Rev. Dr. Nadal, of Wesley Chapel, (tor- merly in charge cf the Founary;) Rev. Mr. ‘Thrush, ot McKendree; Rey. Dr. Edwards, of Dunbarton street, Georgetown; Rev. Dr. Tas- Fee agen B.N. Brown, Job Lambeth and Mr. The new building, jadging from the plan which was exhibited near the stone, is to be a fine.affair, and will accommodate several hun- dred more persons than the old one, while it ‘will greatly improve the neighborhood. The Masons moved trom their hall shortly after 4 o'clock, in the following order’ Band of Carver Hos: ital; Washington and Columbian Communderies of Knights Templar, in the ele- gant regalia of the order; members of tha sub- ordinate kdges of the District, including a large delegation ot Potomac Lodge, No. 5, of and Tiniem Eedpe, af Aivaau- GeoresoNig’ under a dispensation of the Grand Lodge of the District; and Grand of the Disuict, with their magnificent banner, and accom;anted by McKelvey’s bind, at- tached to the Veteran Reserve Corps, stationed | Which cemes the chief flour, in Alexandria. Pennsylvania avenue to G street, and thence to the site of the church, where the lines were opened and the Grand Ledge gathered round the stone, which, in compliance with the Ma. sonic requirements, was placed at the north- east corner of the foundation. The chaplain of the Templars, Rey. H. N. Sipes, (of East Washington M. E. Church,) offered an appro- priate pray+r, which was followed by the Ma- sonic ode, «« When earth’s foundation first was laid,” suvg by Messrs. Kall, Hodgson, Tabler, Seward and Sheriff, accompanied by Prof. Schell on the seraphine. The officers then ap- proached the stone, and, after applying the coil, plamb and square, reported that they had fone ittrne, The articles mentioned in the Star yesterday, ‘With the auaition of the Constitution of the U. S., the Emaucipation }roclamation, likeness and autozraph of Rey. W. M. D. Ryan, pastor of the church, ring made from the wood ef old Jobn street Church, N. Y., (the first Methodist Caured built in this country,) an abridged his- tory of the church and piece of the old Foun- | dry pulpit were piaced in the stone by the Grand Treasurer, UC. Cammack, Sr., after which | the “corn of nourishment, wine of refresament | and oil of joy” were poured on it, and the | Grand Master, J. Holmead, using the gay- of the Capitol, now the property of Potomac Lodge, No. 5, of Georgetown, pronounced the stone to be well formed, true and trusty.” Rev. Dr. Ryan, the minister in charge of the church. made a brief address complimenting the order and thanking them for their work, and also returned the thanks of the church to & permanent organization, and to institute measures looking to the raising of & battalion, to be mustered into the service expressly for the defence of the District of Columbia, A yeBr ago this excellent company desired to be mustered in, but their offer was deciined, and the consequence was their mambers have de. creased, but a few of them have steadily kept Up the organization, and held themselves te Tesdinees for a call from their captain. On the 3d of this month the company, which nam- bered over one hundred, applied to Gen. An- gur te be mustered in fer the defence of ths District, but they were told to raise a regi- ment, and their apptication tor muster as a company met with a refusal, Gen. Augur at the same time informing them that they woald be called upon if their services were required. Subsequently the company were accepted, but betore the muster was completed the rebels had retreared from Washington, and the order for disbanding al! militia had been issued. It is to be hoped that this effort at reorgani- zation, in order that they may be prepared for any emergency, will be eminently successfal. ‘The members of the company are among the beat young, ten of the city, and they are com- manded by a gentleman of admirable qualifi- cations on his part, and the company has ex- cellent officers througheut. it isa military organization that a young man may well feel pride in belonging to, and we doubt not there will bean animated com- petition for a place in its ranks. BER ISB THE Canal —The damage done to the Ches- apeake and Ohio Canal by the rebels in their late raid, taking the work jn its whole length, is very cerions. President Spates has just re- turned by way of Bedford and Harrisburg, from a trip of observation of the line beyond Harper's Ferry. He found the Antietam aque- duct, twelve miles west of the Ferry, practi- cally “gone up,” the raiders, as he learned, having bad a force of nearly 200 men engaged in its demolition for about forty-eight hours. The aqueduct is a stone structure, and though the piers stand formidabiy, as before, the ma- sonry of the side walls forming the trunk, has hoes thrown off, and large hules also dug through the bottom, or archways. Much damage was done, and all the locks of the canal between Antietam and Williamsport, also comprising that region of the canal from grain and pro- The procession proceeded up ; ducetrade. Lock No. 40 is entirely destroyed, while the gates of the others are gennerally in- jured so as tobe rendered useless at present. yond Williamsport to Cumberland the damage is but slight. This eastern end of the line bas net yet been sufficiently well explored to determine the nature of the injuries, but they are thought to be more in the form of ob- structions. by the sinking of coal boats, &c., than otherwise. A great drawback is the diffi- culty of procuring labor to effect the repairs in & reasonable time and at reasonable cost. Se igs SALE or Conrisc ATED PRoPERTY.—The fol- lowing sales of confiscated property in Alex- andria were made Tuesday, in addition to those published in the Star yesterday :—Seven acres of Iand on turnpike leading we from Alexandria, to Otis Smitb, for $115; Joseph Broin’s two houses and lots, west end suburbs ot Alexandria, to J. A. Sherer, for $100; lot at west end, 110 feet in front, and in depth 228 feet, to Jonathan Roberts, for $605; Richard L. Rochford’s house and lot, a little over 20 acres, at westend of Alexandria, to Thomas Dwyer, for #800; interest in houce and lot occupied by John Klein as a brewery, to Mr. Dwver, for $195; farm of 44 acres, &c., also to Mr. Dwyer, for #380: Murray Mason’s «Chestnut Hill” : | farm, about three miles south of Alexandria, to el with which Washington had the cornerstone | L. R. Tuttle, for $750. ——_——__ TRIMMING OUT.—The workmen in the em- | ployment of the Public Gardener were yester- day engaged in removing such trees from Pennsylvania avenue as are of no value for shade and ornament. Mostof them probably are killed by the animals tied to them by men theaudience. The church had determined to | Who are not aware that a law imposing a fine build thisedifice and as it were they would have to build it with the trowel in one hand and the sword in theother, but they had faith that the Lord would succor them. He ap- mre to the audience for pecuniary help and ats were passed through the crowd yielding quite a handsome sum. Another ode was sung and the procession re- formed and the ceremonies being over the as- sembilage dispersea. A large and beantiful Ame-ican flag was dis- played above the foundation. The bandsome design for this fine new church edifice, was made by Messrs. Cluss and Kammerhueber, architects. —_——_. LANDLORD AND TeNaNT.—Tuesday after- noon Justice Reaver, of George'own, had be- tore him the case of W. B. Eatwisle against Mary Jane Burns—an action to recover pos- session of premises under the late law of Con- gress. OU. M. Mathews appeared for plaintiff, and J. Carter Marbury tor detendant. This case was brought under the third section of the act, which provides that, at the expiration of a tenancy, the owner has a right to bring an action to recover the premises. The first witness called was W. H. Godey, who testified that he sold the premises recently to the plaintiff; that the defendant had occu- ied the house several years, and had paid Eim (Mr G.) monthly, but they had no specific bargain as to whether he was a monthly or yearly tenant. A Mr. Powers testified that he served the notice, but could not testify that it was on the day specified. Mr. Marbury argued that the tenancy was not sufficiently proved t justify a thirty days’ notice; that payment of rent by the month did not imply that it wasa monthly tenancy. Such payments were often made for convenience; and the service of the notice had not been prop- erly proved. he Justice dismissed the case. ‘The following is the bill as it passed Con- gress: That a tenancy at will shall not arise or be | created without an express contract of letting to that effect, and that all occupation, possés- sion or holding of any messuage or real estate, witbout express contract or Jease, or by such contract or lease the terms of which have ex- pired, shall be deemed and held to be tenancies, @nd all estates at will and sufferance, may be determined by & note in writing to quit of thirty days, delivered to the tenant in hand, or | | | to some person of proper age upon the prem- | jses, or in absence of such person or tenant, then such notice may be served by affixing the same to aconspicuous part of the premises, where it may be conveniently read. The at- torpment of a tenant to a stranger shall be void, and shall not effect the rights of the Jand!ord, unless it be made with the consent, express or implied, of the landlord : Provided, That no part of this section other than that which | relates to attornment of a tenant to a stranger, shall apply to contracts ma“e or to any tenancy exe sting prior to the passage of this act, eccept in case of waste or refusal to pay rent Sec. 2. That whee forcib'e entry is made, or where a peaceable eutry is made, and the pos- ion unlawfully held by force, or where jon is held without right, after the es- tate is determined by the terms of the lease by its own limitation, or by notice to quit orother- | wise, or written complaint on oath of the per- £0n enti'led to the premises toa justice of the peace charging a forcible entry or detainer of real esiate, as aforessid, & sammons may be issued to & proper officer. commanding the person complained of to appear and show cause why judgment should not be entered against him. which shall be served like other writs of summons, atleast seven days before his eppearance. If it appear, by default or upon isl, that the complainant is enti'led to the porsession of the premises, he shall have jadament and execution fer the possession and costs. If the complainant becomes ponsuited #nd fail to prove his right to possession, the de- tendant shall have judgment and execution for his costs. Sec. 3. That if upon trial defendant pleads Utle to the premises in himself or in anotoer person under whom he claims the premises, he shall recozuize in & reasonable sum to the come plainant, to be fixed by said justice, with suffi- cient sureties conditioned to pay all interv-ning damages and coz.s, und rea ouable intervea.ng Feat for thy premises, and the complainant sball in \uke manner recognize to the defemdant-con- Gidoned to enter the snit at the next term of the Supreme Court of the Dis‘rict, and pay all costs adjudged agzinst him, and thereupon the proceedinys ehall be certified to sal { court by the justice. If enber party neglects so to T-cognize. judgment shall be rendered against bim as O@ nonsuit or default, and execadon ebal) Wareeara ee As aforesaid. Sc. 4, Thacetther party against whom jade- Ment is rendered by & Justice of the Pease nes Sppeal trem such judgment to the Supreme Court of the Distri¢t of Columbia in the same manner as appeals are taken to the said court: butin case of an appeal by & defendant, he shall, in addition to the bail required in other cases, recognize in @ reasonable sum to the complainant, to be fixed by said justice with sofficient sureties, conditioned to pay allie: tervening damages to the leased property sulting trom waste, and intervening reat for the premises; and such appeals shall be tried io the s»me manner, and farther proceedings had thereiu, according to the practice ia ap- prals in other cases in said court. «See 5 Thaton the trial of thegaid suit in the Torzeme Court of the District, if the jury fiad mae Sinan’, they «hall assess the da@ag-s u'*rvening rent; and in case of defsalt, the sume shall be asses-ed by the court Sec 6, That the tees of the justice ‘issuing the process and hearing the issue and making by be record, and certify ug the sme, and the cer for serving the proc ss, shall be those ved in civil causes ii Sec. 7. All acts and parte ¢; i i with this act, are iierevy Tope roatmeest for so doing is in existence. The law may be found, page 151, Corporation Laws. The en- forcement of this law will do much to preserve the young trees from being girdled by hungry horses. Persons coming to the city with borees should arrange for their proper care and feeding, and not allow them to nibble the bark from the shade trees. a SECOND WARD STaTIon OasEs.—Joseph Lee and Joseph Hawkins, disorderly; locked up. G. Wilder, do.; costs, 58 cents. try Norton, drunk and disorderly; jail in default of bail tor peace. Peter Posey, carrying weapons; $10. Bertha Brown, disorderly; $2. lias Lee, drunk and disorderly; #2. Jno. Thomp- son, do.; $1.59. — FUNERAL.—The compositors and pressmen of the Government printing office, headed by & band of music. yesterday afternoon attended the funeral of Mr. James Fenton, a pressman. The body was interred in Uongressional Cem- etery. - SS Ayn Error —In onr notice of Mr. Beers’ will yesterday, the omission of a decimal point made quite a difference. Instead of reading that the daughter is to receive #500, it should read $5. SPECIAL NOTIOES. —— Corns, Busions. BaD NAILS, ere. Dr. White will be inattendance at his rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenre,onand after Fri- day, July 224, dy 21-tf Strance Worp on Broapway.—‘Sozodont,” which is fast becoming « household word, is de- rived from the Greek, and compored of two words, *Sozo,’’ to preserve, and ““Odontes,”’ the teeth— | Sozodvnt, a preserver of the teeth. ' For beautify- vigorating the gumsand aweeten- in, tis without a peer in the world, Scld by drugeiets. Jy 19-3t Icr CreaM Carax! The undersigned begs leave to inform the public that he bas always on hand a tresh supply of the choicest favors Ioz Cream, which he is prepared to supply to stores, sutlers, botels, pic nies, parties, excursions,and families at the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms... Jo3. SCHAFFIELD’s Bteam Ice Cream Manufactory, No. 356 6th st.,bet. @and H. Wholesale and retail. Je 23-Im™ Sore Taroar dover, and similar troubles, if suffered to progress, re- sultin serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth- matic affections, oftentimes incurable Brown's BroncHiat Trocags are compounded so as to reach directly the seat of the disease, and give almost instant relief. je 21 Im, Do you eslor your whiskers and moustache? I f0, use the “Japanese Hair Stain.” No hair dye in'the world equat to it. Only one preparation, It colors a natural black or brown. Only & cents a box. |. C. Born, je 2-e0o3m 290 Pa. avenue, Sole Agent. “2 MARRIED, On Wednesday, the 2°th instant, by Rev. John C, Snith, Mr. GEORGE W. HALL to Miss ISABEL- LA M. MILLER (Bait. Sun please copy. DIED, On Wednesday, the 2 thiostant, JOHN T., son of Andrew D, and Nora Tenant,aged 2 months and 3days. : The funeral will take place this (Thursday) af Pencame at3o'c.ock, from 25th street, between B and P. On the 20th instant, THOMAS MORRISSEY, in the ath year of ~is nce, ia funeral will take place to-morrow (Friday) 3o’clock. from hia late residence corner of K and Wth streets, we On the 2ist Joly. ANN, the beloved wife of Jas, Murphy, in the 27th year of her age. May sherest in peace. Her funeral will take place To-morrow at 3 o'clock from her residence, on C, between Lith and !2th atrets. 486 OHOIOE 8TOCK 486 486 INTBRIOR ADORNMENTS, 456 456 PAPBBHANGINGS. 486 Asciect and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and low heme Paverhangings, Borders, Statues, Cen- WINDOW SHADES, Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown .nd Gilt Window ades, i variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, c, PICTORE CORD AND TASSELS, Bilk end Worsted Picture Oord and T: aig. ferent sizes and colors, a beautiful aseortment; Picture Rings, Nails, &c. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. The l; assortment of Oval Fra: the District Serres to ilded with gold leaf; also, a varicty of Dark Wood Prawea, with Ae. ried stock of ama l-sised Oval and Carved Frames. ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS, ti A i choice Engraviugs and Paintings always re, “Orders for Papernanging and Wiadow Shades la City orcouaty. La purctually attended to ‘Terms cash fer goods or la tn reset is + (6 Follows’ Hall. No. 496 Bev: JAyT-* Kight Doors abow BFRI R grr nets BEFBIGBRATORS It Just reeeived a Li plete assort- mentol theselevraied” CONTINENTAL, MONITOB, gad EXCELSIOR which sre admitted to fb gma wey = 5 most approved Bara ea SN ne” 2s” «(969 Teh atroct, bet. Land Kk. WANTS, eames ae ANTED—A BARRE, BROWN: = taurant, cor. 13th seaatea . ase WASTED Ts ZOUNG MAN to ut tend bar. Ap-. 2d and G streets. RE, at northwest corner of W 48 TED_By an American Girls SITUATION Box Noten paaid. Best of reference. Address K WANTED IM i ( 00! MEDIATELY—At t i+ ental Reatanrant, corner7th atteat And “Mtacens chusetts avenue, a __ | A. COPPES, Proprietor. WANTED.—Wanted immediately, £4 TWO HUNDRED LABORERS. FIFTY CAR: TERS, CHOPPERS, &c., to work on Eastera Branch Line of Fortifications. Apoly to Mr. JOHN COLLINS, Superintendent, at Camp Haskin, near Inaane Asylum. across Eaat- ern Branch, or at Headquarters Chief Engineer Waeen: © corner of Penn avenue or ee street, Washington ~c, 2 Engineer Defences North Potomac. dy 21-6t* PARTNER WANTED-—A very rate opportunity to invest $0 in the P; i = dress Box 36-Stur Office, one Bawinens. Ad WANTED An CNECRNISHED HOUSE, ins i : Address Post Office, Box Noe 56000 yy eae Qhow CASE WANTED—One from 6 to 8 feet ‘> leng. Apply at the Bar of the United States Hotel, Penn. avenue, dy 2)-2t* ANTED—A WAITER. at the Gosling House. One who understanda his business can get $20 per month all year round. Inquire at the res- taurant, 247 Penn. avenue. jy 2-20" FOR RENT-AND, SALE. ‘EV ERAL ROOMS FOE RES: Datreet, Sictween sthand ie etree ee For Bante Georgetown One smell smell FUR- NISHED ROOM. Inquire No. 3: it below Brine te bend Py Teste TRBEE UNPORNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT = Ne 459 M street, between l2th and 13th. jy 21- 2 jo a Sel li ats ; at OR "RENT --Pwo lates communicating ROOMS, on first floor, with privilege of Dining-ronm. ‘bocation central. Apply at 322 4 street, between 12th and 13th. Jy 21-3t* Fos RENT—Two handsomely FORNISHED ROOMS with or without board, Locztion cen- tral. Inquire at No. 557%. H atrect, between 6th 7th. Jy 21 3t* F°8. SALE—A swo-story frame DWELLING HOUSE. Also, a good GROCERY 8T AND ad- Joining. on the corner of 3d and L streets. Iuadire of J. THOMPSON, 183 &th street, between (and 2p: Jy 21-3t* WO ROOMS FOR RENT ON THE FIRST floor, either furnished or unfurnished. Apply at No. 560 Ketreet between 18th and J9th streets, ie le. - (iy 2!-2t*] MRS. McDAURGH. Fer RENT—One brick HOUSE with 14 roome, situated on Penn’s avenue, between 4's and 6th streeta. 0; ite National Hotel. Apply to H. 8. JOHNSTO! .No 373 Penn'aavennue, between 4)¢ and 6th ats. dy 24-11t” For RENT—A BRICK HOUSE with 7 rpoms. the front room is suitable for a restaurant or store room, and has counter. &c. in it; the furniture can be bought ifdesired, Call at 151 7th street, near O street. 1t* WANTED-A Good GIRL to do general houre- ¥¥ work inasmall family. Apply at 586 Vir- Cie erence: between7th and 8th sts., Navy Yard. J WV ANTED—Py « respectabl ‘woman, WASHTCATION ce prctable young woman, 8 ohiesins to assist in washingand ironing. Please address Box No. 10, Star office. Jy 20-2t* FAMILY OF TWO PRRSONS want three or four UNFURISHED ROOMS a for housekeeping. Address. i R..” Box 663, Washington P. 0. NY QUARTERMASTER OR OTHER OFFICER Saat hen ing bere evege eee oan — of one w a5 ree ye. x 5 y A. B.at this offices Sy aestr WANSNTED—A WOMAN. (white or colored) to work in an eating house; work light; service not required on the Sabbath. Must ‘brine good reference. Inquireat 452 New York avenue, be- tween Ith and 15th ats. Jy 20-2t* WANTED—A SITUATION in a Grocery and Liquor store, by a young man who thorough- La naderstands the business; would pare ee se lections to drive an expr Big. Star office, M. D-H. wholes Poy a: Z ANTED—A WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron for asmall family, Apply at J.C. McGUIRE & CO's. iy 19-3t* ANTED—A good COOK and six WAITERS at Dubant’s Restaurant. eo. 3 amen DUBANT & BRO. J ANTED IMMEDIATEL Y—Ponr good JOUR- NEYMEN CARPENTERS. A - TON & LOURY’S, 12th, above the khimeey House, dy 15-tf WANDA FORNISHED DWELLING- HOUSE, convenient for a small family. A house of eight or nine rooms will do. Will pay ‘a fair rent promptly, giving and requiring refar- ences. Direct answer to D. L. EATON. 472 15th street. iy 15-Lw* TBE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO PURCHASE (for cash) » FARM of one or two hundred acres, in northern or western Pennaylyania. It mast be in good cultivation, with all the necessary buildings for a well regulated farm, Address J.D Box 384, Washington, D.C. Jy 11-Im* (PEAMSTERS WANTED, Chief Quartermaster’s Office. Pepot of Washinzton, Wasuinctor, D. C., July 9, 184. Wanted, at once, THRER HUNDRED’ TEAM- STERS, each capable of driving with single line, and managing six mule teams. To such who are competent to perform the duty, the pay per month will be thirty dollars, with one ration per day, an? hospital privileges, including the best medical attendance when sick. pAgely te Captain Charles Ht. Tompking, A. Ms . 5. A., corner Twenty-second an sts. ash- ington, D.C. nes On eh sd rig. Gen’l an ef Quartermaster, fe 9-19t Depot of Washington. H°cse WANTED-—In a central location, with [A abont 1 or 12 rooms. Will buy lease and fur- niture. Apply to W. L. WALL & Co., Anction and Commission Merchants, south corner Penn. ave- nue and 9th street. Je 22 WAntEp-1 ,000 LADIES to come and bu the same number of Embroidered Yokes an Bleeves, Bands and Wrappers. We have reduced the price one-fourth, and now offer them cheaper than ever. 's I 381 F st., opposite Patent Office. LACKSMITHS AN D WHEELWRIGHTS B' WANTED. Chief Quartermaster’ s }, Depot of Washington, hington, July 4, 1864. Wanted at once, to work in Government repair shops, Quartermaster’s Department, Depot of Washington, One Hundred eo) good BLACK- i One Hundred (190) good WHEEL- The pay per month will be Sixty Dollars ($69), ie one aS ration per day,and horpital privi Heer when sick. Apply to Captain CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, A.Q. ., U, 8. A.. correr Twenty-second and @ streets, Washington, D.C. D_H RUCKER, Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, Sy 6-18t Department of Washington, ANT E D—-SEOOND HAND FURNITURE. dencription. B. BUCHLY, 42% 7th street ast BEDS, BED. 'G GOODS ofevery ‘between & and H. cast side. SS GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS HE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO IN. form his friends and the public son grelly: that be has opened a new DINING SALOON for the accommodation of ladies and gentlemen. Itisgot upon the European plan. Prices reasonable. No. 26 Bridge street, opposite Oruit’s Livery Stable. FURNISHED ROO for rent with or without board, WILLIAM MIE! dy 20-3t' Proprietor. GiROnGETOWN CORPORATION SsTOOK.— XH Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of six per cent. per annum, povatlc juarterly, can obtain some by applying to WM. AIRD. Glerk of said Corporation. je 29-dtlan ‘PowINe PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Potomac Tow Pompen "a boata, ‘Potomac,’ raake Curtin” and Nar je Haven.”? Apply to the er apiaing on moar & JOHN B. DAYIDSON, my 13- Water street, Georgetown, G. D. SMITH'S Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters. TONIC— ASTRINGENT — AROMATIC —DISIN- FEOTING—PROPHYLAOTIO, Bold Everywhere. Ask your Druggist and Grocer for it. IT WILL CURE Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Diarrhea, Agueand Fever, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, The Elixir of life forthe Aged. Will give Health and Beauty to the Young. This Prophylactic should be in every family at this season of the year, as this delicious beverage can be used without the deleterious effects o Liquors. SMITH & MORRISON, jy 7-1 Proprietors. (pHs STEAM ENGINE INDICATOR, by Paul Ci Stillman; = apt. Walker's Notes on Screw Propulsion, Ward's Steam for the Million, Portnine on the Steam Enging, London, Nain & Brown on the Marino Steam Engine, Rigs the Sieam Engine. 7 Gordon on the Marine 8team Engine, London, Isherwood’s Engiveering Precedents; 2 vol. se Catechism of the Steam Engiuc; New ition. Roblin on she ae Besing, Loniee. Rankine onthe Steam Bngine, London. iy FRSNCK TAYLOR. 6 jaune THARP. ea BIN TOBACCO CIGARS, PIPES. 502 9th st., above Pa. ave.,east side, The attention of sutlers and purchasers ly is called to hia stock, which will be found to embrace a great variety of every article in his line of business, He would take this occasion to return his thanks to the Washington public for the patronage heretofore extended tohim. je22-Im™ “ABH, 8 DOORS. wy BL vit tly & choice arti RE SBEINDE of Boston Manat — Om le Cr allt eee which we Ow pri he niretceapectfaily Tavite builders and others to oall le fem piv '& STEWART, ington. eral- 5 FEN ce—west side of Seventh street, fe 15 Im*™ eas at Oanal Bridge.” ILITARY BOARDING 8CHOOL—On Balti- more Railroad, 16 miles from Philadelphia. Pupils = oe oe es a home; paoceuae course in Mathematics, Languages, c. Number limited. Terms moderate. Received at any time. Pine Ug hese para ae- Address Rev. J. HERVEY BARTON, illage Green Seminary. Delaware county, jy 9-70" SELLING OUT TO CLOSE, AT REDUCTION IN BOOKS, STATION- GREAT EY. AND FANOY ASTIOLES. The conte offer to the trade and public een indecements to purobase, as he ie losing ont his large ateok of goods preparatory to a fe vi 4 the elt; i 3a in Books, Stationery, to- Geel oaraniag Knives, ‘nears; sre Core Serre econ elfen ae jor ye Eoveral very, joe Show ages for gale, je OD: vor ea aE NATION ih, sox STORE, cy 5 bot, Mth and Izth ste., Washington, B.C. fy1tm Fo SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Hestaurant, in a good locaality. Will be sold to the first apslicant The best of reasons given for selling Uiquorsaold if desired. Inquire of BERNAND RUSSELL, 514 Eleventh street, pear Pennsylvania avenue. jy 21-3t* Fo SALE OR TO LET—The three story brick HOU8K, No. 78K street, and lot adjoining, containing 9rooms Th thorough repair. Als 13 rooms, No 23 Pen: of either immediatel: e of NRY NEWMAN, _dy 21-3t* 23 Penn’a avenue. QOS LARGE FRONT ROOM AND KITCHEN forrent, north M street, between 6th and 7th, No, 683 z y 20-2t* iy A jy 20-2t To.bets4 fine. airy suites of FURNISHED e house has been putin the fine three story house, Possession given BARBER SHOP FOR SALE—An old_estab- lished stand. Address Box 12, Star Office. 20-3t* ROOMS, second floor. Also, a CHAMSER, on fourth floor, At No, 429 13th street. between G ORE i et ao ls Fo SALE—A GLASS CASE, ten feet high, nine long, and twodeep. Glass 2144226. Price $50. 304 north B street, corner Del. avenue, Capitol Hill. Jy 2)-3t*_ ‘OB SALE CR RENT—One of the best BAKE- RIES in Annapolis, Md. Possession given i iately. Reference No. 177 Pesan. avenue. it id 18th sts.. Washington, D.O. jy20-3t* ‘OR SALE—A well established GROCERY and LIQUOR STORE now doing a good business. - pout stock on hana: Canty Foasras eyen for clonin ; corner 7th and D streets, Island) = ** yy 35 se Fo ORNIEHED ROOMS FOR RENT—One very leasant Parlor on first floor, with rooms ad- joining, with use of kitchenif desired. Also, sin- gl rooins for gentlemen. Terms moderate," No. 18 north B street. near the Capitol. between Delaware avenue and Ist st. Jy 20-3t* OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Restaurant, with possession of whole house if desired; house contains nine rooms. Rent $3 per month; one of the best standa in the city, Inquire on the premises, 359 4's street, between N and O sts., Island. dy 2)-3t* 'OR SALE—A three-story FRAME HOOSE, ait- uated on the corner of 133 and D streets, Island. Itis avery desirable location for busi- ss—either a restaurant or grocery and liquor store. A fine healthy location, and offers a rare chance for a businesd man of small capital. Apply on the premises. dy 20-3t* DANIEL RIORDEN, JOR SALE-BRICK YARD ani FIXTURES. Inquire at this office. jy 19-lw* FS RENT—A suite of handsomely furnished ROOMS, Apply at No. 1 Franklin Place. I street, between 13th and Mth. iy 19-3t* FORRENT-A Large STABLE in the rear of F street. For particulars inquire at the aboy number, dy 19-3t* FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.—Terms moder- ate. Inquire at 384 16th ‘street, near K street. jy 19-3t* OR RENT—Two handsomely furnished ROOMS situated on K street, No. 15, one door below 8th. [OR RENT-— A new three story ame HOUSE, situated on 1ith street, between L and M ats. Inquire on Mass. avenue, between 9th and Ithsts., No. 375 dy 19-3t* 5. 'OR SALE—A good family HORSE, HARNESS and (Rockaway) CARRIAGE. Appia HOW- ARD'S Stables, @ street, between 6t! nd 7th streets. dy 19-3t* ‘OR RENT—Three new frame HOUSES on the north side of G street, east of New Jersey av. Immediate possession given, Inquire on the prem- ises. fy 19-3t* OR REN T—Several well-furnished ROOMS, in A one of the most pleasant and convenient loca- tionsinthe city, Rent mod . With or with- out board. Inquire at 431 3d street, between Penn. and Missouri avenues. Jy 19 3t* ‘ONGALD Th. GROOM ud SCINTURES ofa new and second-hand Clothing, Boot and Shee establishment. The proprietor designs changing his business and will sell on accommodating terms, For further information apply at No. 76 Lonisi- ana avenue, near 9th street, jy 19-4t* fo SALE, IN THE FIRST WARD—A emall yee ee & FRAME HOUSE and LOT, with stable and other necessary rhineeerech a! andina good business location. Will be sold cheap for cash, as the owner is going to leave the city. In- quire on the premises, No. 170 E street, between 2ist and 22d, dy 19-3¢" F. KNOWLES. EJOUCSE FOR RENT, No. 277 on Wth street. between O and P, containing 6 Toop 2 par- ors, 3 chambers and kitchen and pantry. Enquire of J. D, O°;CONNELL, No. 285 corner 13th and D streets, dy W-4t* | Dips cheer © Good Will, Stock and Fixtures of a xmall RESTAURANT and STAND on Pennsylvania avenne, Enquire at 443, between 3d and 43 streets. Terms moderate and good rea- son for sale. jy 18 4t* OUSE FOR RENT—No. 206, on Ninth street, between O and P streets. containing 7 rooms, a passage, and side alley, kitc three chambers, and saloon, parlor. Inquire D. J’ ‘CON YELL; corner 13th and D streets, No. 285. Sy 13-4 re SALE—DRUG STORE; fine BRICK HOUSE, (will rent;) three BUILDING LOTS. Inquire of Dr, BOGAN, No, 455 Mass. avenue, near 25th street. Sy 16-2w* 7 O.LET FURNISHED ROOMS. without board, ‘Apply at No. 272 F street, corner of 13th. _dy 6 3w* ALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE, A valuable Merchant Mil1, situated on the Ches- apeake and Obic Canal, two miles above George- town, isfortale. It bas all the modern improve- ments of a first-class Flouring Mill; has an ample supply of water, drawn from the canal without charge, and iscapable of manufacturing 12) bar- rels of Flour per day. An abundant supply of wheat from the upper counties of Maryland and Virginia, and from the Georgetown market, can be had at all times, while there is always a demand at fair prices in the cities of the District for the entire productsofthe mill. For the last few years it has been worked successfully and profitably, witha prospect ofits continuance. For the larger part of the purchase money a lib- eral credit will be given if desired. My onty rea- fon for wishing to sell is my desire to retire from Pp baaineer Ap je Sig meri, No, 70 Water Geor, »D.C. ¢ mje eeosty WM. H. EDES. ‘OR SALE—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. The three story BRICK HOUSK, (and Lot,) No. 559, 9th street, Island, between D and E siresta, 28 contains _— rooms; aad isin GY ae jesirable residence and’ property. iy tow. ). WALLACH. Star Office.” bes he aser ‘0 RENT—An elegant HOUSE, with brown stene front, partially furnished, with all mod- ern improvements, centrally and pleasantly lo- cated, No. 444 E street, near the residence of Sec- retary Ohare, together with large brick stable. The premises pot to be ren’ fora boardin, house. For particulars inguire of Hon. D. EB. SOMES on the premises, or Capt. GEORGE ELY, Ne. a atreet, Possession given immediately, and weil- furnished Rooms at 450 12th street, betwe The location is one of the most de- the city. my 2i-tf BOARDING, Boke, AND HANDSOMELY FU RUOMS for families or single perso! sorsmodious and siry, with spacious grounds. One large second story room for a party of three, $100; SHED House one fora party of two 350. Aj ne: ofaistaud Hi streets, near’! m points WT PL ee ee CARDING TA few GQLIRNT BOSRDBRS taken in a private family, No, 17 Montgomery +t., four doors above Bridge. street Georgetown, D.C. 7 ne SmOnaR, ith comfortable rooms, b ban oe FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.—Two neatly FURNISHED ROOMS, w'th or without Board. or aS pin aioe gentiomen. can. bo had hy a} Di 0. BI . between 218! Stes ey aos Bean ys SOMMER BOARDING .—Pleasant Rooms dG \ first-clasa Board can be obtained in George- scen US a deliab a Igeelity.. overlooking & - nke of the P c, i . 212 Bridg crest sneer Proderiee-ehe en aris ae NJOkLY FURN Isa ED OOMS, single or in suit with first-class BOARD, at 301 G street, References exchaaged.* . Sy 15-6t* PBRSONE CAN BE AQGOMMODATED, WITH feaime’ Op i RICHOLE.Proptietor. ILLIARD TABLES, FOR San The Bubseri. ber has TARE! siLiAeh Tabb coe, tr: GEO y south west cor- enneylvania axe jy A-3t* hen, dining room). _AUCTION SALES, Yue Arce.” N AND TO-MORROW YF. 6, Moat ¥.* 00.. Auctionsers, TRUSTER’S SALE ee a BUILDING * <? the B In execat: adecres® ingi of the District of ColumBia 96 Randell we oeeeed in the cause of er ot al as Trustos aut the 7th instent, the subscribet, “amines at Ve sell, at Public aartion fe the > of Jaiv or mon MO NDA 16 net NG. LOTR 1364, valual ~ d si eee ricet War Of Ween 5 ci 7 . inet No TS, fea 6 fect Tinches om B treet. between i3th and Ih streets, o ite the » sie resesyanion = the Rn hg nsyl tania > nue. back § art of lot No. is, ting 2 feet on H street bear its intersection with Peansylvania aveou. men ner shout Joes with the improve- RS i oe. rot Noe fronting cade street 5F feet, sud et es. jl that part adjoining Lot No. ». fronting om ith kot We 2G inches, sad run- ' ‘Alco, all that part at aot No. i, lying immedi- ately in the rear of tet part of Lot Ko. 18, last mentioned. which-js now, and for many years has Part Of Lot No, do, sod Let Net tSe vhs sald pores r ot No. i said portion Of Lot No. It being 37 feet 6 inches Dy 18 feet 3 inchee, This property is in an agreeabdle avd improving part of the city, in yiew of the avenue, and very well] located for residences. The Lots will be subdivided, if desired, to suit purchasers, On the following day, TUESDAY the 12th day of July. 1864. in further execution of said decree. the subscriber will seil, at the Auction Rooms of Jas. C. McGuire & Co., at sixo’elock p, m,, the follow- inp xecent Lots lying east of the Capitol: ts Nos. li, 12, 13, and NM, inguare 93%, ying in one body, at the corner of north D aad 1 streets east. Lots Nos. 1, 2,15, and im Square 963. lying in one body, at the corner of north O and Lith streets e Lots Nos. 1, 2, 8, and 4, m Square 1,35, fronting tosether 312 feet East sf street, wee! ish sed ate emete att ee ree Lots Nos. 1. 2,3,4,and 20, in Rquare 1,057, fronting together 209 feet Bast tol street, - Lanes Scat on seas Onpivesatreat, at tie oor Lots Nos, 7. 15, 16, and 17, in Square 1,126, front- incon Kast, Dapstos and south A streets, between 18th and 19th streets east. Lots Nos. 1 and 2, in Square 1,112, lying at the corner of south © and 19th street? east. Many of these are corner Lots, situated on the widest streets, on high ground. &e. The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are as follows: ‘One third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equad install- ments. at six and twelve months from the day of elec nyee interest, to be secured byapprovednotes or bonds, The Trustee reserves the right to resell por- tion of the property, in ease the terms of sale are not complied with within ten dayn fvom the day of sale. at the risk of thp defaulting purchaser, on ten a’ notice in the National Intesligencer. Oonsevesices: and ayamape at She. cost of the yar chaser. . B. rustee, fe 16-2aw&ds J, 0, MoGUIRE & O0., Aucts, REENOONS, July 2ist and 22d, same hour and place. A. B. HAGNER, Trustee. jy 15-4 J.C. MOGUIRE & Go., Aucte, | BY 248. ¢. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE AND BUILD: ING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NORTH AND 19TH STREET WEST. as On THURSDAY ASTERNOON, July 2st, at half ast six o’clock,on the premi we shall sell, or account of estate-of thelate Com. Crane, parts of Lots 10 and 11 in Square No 120, at the corner of i9th strect west and north B street, togeter with the improvements. consisting of' a three-story brick dwelling house, with back bnitdings, stabling. &c. The property will be divided into three parts, two building lots and the houae and lot on which it stands, with a sufficient side al'ey, j Possession of the house will be given onthe 1st | of October, 1864. Terms cash. Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the purchaser, “Sy 16-d J.C. McGUERE & 00., Ancta. YY J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ADMINIBTRATOR’S SALE OF NATIVE WINES, HORSK, SPRING WAGON AND HARNESS On FRIDAY MORNING, July 22d, at 11 o'clock, on the premises, Novth @apitol street. near the | Boundary, JT shall sell the following ‘Pro longing to the estate of my late husband - 62) gals, Catawba Wine ‘*"* Golombia Wine 30 ‘* Isabella Wine 20 ‘* Venango Wine, in all 960 gals.. in casks not exceeding 30 galseach | ‘At the same time, One Horse, Harness and Spring Wagon. One Iron Safe, and a number of Surveyor’s | Drawing Pables. j Terms cash. MINA UHLMANN, Adm’x of late Chas. T. Uhimann. jy a J.C. MCGUIRE & O0., Aucts, ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAESTE: STORES. ze Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Washington Depot incl mw suisetoN. D. C., duly 1S tab.$ Will be rold at publis auction, at Seventh-street wharf, in the city of W: ion, on FRIDAY, rty, be- July Z, 1864, at ll o'clock a. m., alot of Quarter: J864, * ir as unfit for . Wize Sp ulistats consomned,te inst for use Axes, Buckets, picks, Lanterns, Ooms, Stoves, Horse Covers Old Copper, Letter Presses Life Preservers, &c. ‘ables, e Successful bidders will be required to remove the stores within five days from date of sale. ‘erms cash, in Government funds. . D, H. RUCKER, Brig. Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, jy Wd lepot of Washington. ¥ GC. R. L CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. A FINE SCHOONER AT AUCTION, NEARLY yey AND A RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST- NT. We will sell. on SATURDAY. July 23, at 5p. m., at the foot of pecs wharf, lith street, that valu- able vessel, John ©. Henry: tunnage 78 tuns; car ries 15 tuna; draws 83¢ feet of water; copper bot- tom and copper kneed; and she beingin ‘all respects in perfect order throughout. Satlers and others in want of a gocd, swift and large sized schooner are invited to attend this sale, Title good. Bale | without reserve. Terms cash. Sy 21-5t* C.R.L. CROWN & CO., Aucts, B* J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TWO HANDSOME DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS ON NORTH ESTREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIO AUCTION On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 25th, at 634 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell two hand. rome Brick Residences, Nox. 454 and 496 Estrect, Letween (th and 7th streets west. The houses are | well built, with large and pleasant rooms, and are supplied with all the modern improvements. erms cash, Title indisputable Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of the purcbarer. jy 21-4 JAS.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auct's, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE BY ORDER OF THE HON. ORPHANS’ COURT, OF EXU ENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, 81,VER AND PLATED WARE AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the 28th instant, we shall sell, at house No, 466. cn the east side of 6th, between Dand E streets, uearthe Unitarian Church, at 1) o'clock a. m , the personal effects of the late Mrs Louisa Hunter.deceased. We enumerate in part: | One excellent Piano Eorte A fine assortment of Silver and Silver-plated Ware Mahogany Sofak, Chairs. Divan- and Ottomans Mabogany Sideboards, Bureaus and Tables Mahogany Wardrobes, Bookcase and Secretary Mahogany, Marble-top, Pier and Sofa Tables and it ands. 5 Large Pier and other ASAE pre Mirrors An excellent assortment of China. Out-glass and | Crockeryware, Ivory-handle Knives and Forks | Excellent Feather Beds and Hair Mattresses A large lot of Cotton and Linen Sheets, Pillow- cases, Towels, Knapkins and Tablecloths Damask, Brocatel and White Window Curtains leven jounter panes, domestic Brussels, Phree- ply, itairs, and other Oarpets and bis Frenelt and other Bedsteads p Lot of Stoves, with many other articles which we degm, unnecessary to enumerate. erms cash. B cr of the Administrato Forder of the GREEN & WSGLTAMS, Aucts. areas ier nose wate and Piano | ‘torte will be sold at 2 o'clock, precisely. dy 21-6t Cintel] G.& W. Y¥Y JAS, C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, — HANDSOME AND NEARLY NEW CARRIAGE AND HARNESS AT PUBLIO SALE, On SATURDAY MORNING, July 23d, at 10 o'clock, in front of the auction rooms, we shall sell avery handsome Coupee Rockaway, built to order, by one of the best builders in New York. G: geen prior to sale at the private stable of Major | Nicholson, on the heights of Georgetown, No 15 Road street, ALs0— Two Sets Double Harness, perfectly new One good two seat, one horse Family Carriag Terms cash. Sy 20-4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts 0., Auctioneers. le & ery lorse Bazaar 98 La, B* | ovclock.on the AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Dave. ; B* Jas.c. MCGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, BXTFNSIVE SALE OF CHOICE O10 wt ane PiQvoRS IN BOTTLES AND DEM NR. Op FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Joly 22, commencin, at 8 o'clock, atthe AUCTIUN ROOMS, we shal. sell the extensive and cotirestock of M Casparis removed from his te Hotel to Auction Rooms for convenience of Sale, and will be sold without reserve, some of it being an ac- cumulation of the last twenty years. We name im Choice Brands of Madeira, Port, Sherry, Rhine and Olaret Wines. Buperior O18 wonongahela, and Cabinet Whiskey, PS o1 in i a Onoice Brandy. Santa Oruz and Jamaica Bum, O18 Scotch Whiskey, imported in 1341, Peach Brandy, Wild Cherry Brandy Hungatian and California Wines, Old Julep, Pare- vs Brandy, Champagne, in quarts and pints, White Wine, Vinegar, &e., ke. One large French ‘plate Mirror.” a may be obtained at the Auction" OTR. Terns cash. jy 16 J.C, MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. YJ. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PEBEMPTORY SA LE ona FINE SQUARE OF G z On PRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 2, at 6 o'clock, at the Auction Kooma, we sha! sa the whole of *quare No. 890, lying on north EH street, between 7th and 8th streets east. The sale of this square entire affords a dine op- pertunity for investment or speculation, Ft liee well with the grace im arapidly improving” Ce ee city, has pavement, &c., laid on the H a€reet Ton Terms’ One half cash; the remainderin ¢ ea@ 12 months, with Interest, secured by deed of truss op the premises Coaveyances at the cost of the purchasers, Title dy 15- J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS’ COURT. On SATUNDA ¥. the 254 instant, at /) o’cleck a. ball sell, in fromtef our Auction Rooms, h and B streets, the personal effects of the ry Dominess. AUGUSTUS WATTS, Administrator. dy 20:38 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. Y J. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE UNSMPROVED PROPERTY. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of ColumBia.sitting in ersitye pasced July 7, 1364, ina certain cause wherein Ro! ert Coltman et al. are complainants and James Adams ‘executor and frustee of Charles L. Oolt- nran deceased, et al. are defentacts, No. Me equity, we shal? xell. on the premises, in'the order and manner hereinafter named, the foliowing-de- acribed valuable unimproved mroperty, viz: = FRUREDAY AFTSRNUON, July 23th, at & o’clock— Square south ef Square No. 277, all bounded Vermont avenue, Ith street west and north street. Lota Nos. 8, 4,5,6,7.8 and 9,in Square No. 27, fronting respectively on Isth street west, Vermont avenue and north R street. fquare No. 273, all fronting respectively on 12th street west, north Q street, Vermont and Rhode Island avenues. Square No. 50, all fronting on 11th and 12th streets west, north Q and R streets and Vermont avepue. Sqnare No, 3if, all fronting on Ith and 1%! Leen west, Rhode Island avenue and north street. Part of Lot No. 2, in Square 246, containing 2,016 equare feet. y Me }: “the whole squares will be subdivided into build- ing lots, plats of which may be obtained at the Auction Rooms prior to the sale, or on the ground on the day of sale. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 2), at 6 o'clock, onthe premises— = Lots 5, 19, and 20, in Square No, 537, on the sland. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July 5), at 6 remises— Lots No. 10 and 11,and part of Lot 18, in Square No. 88, in front of the old Glass House, Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six, nine,and twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, for which notes will be required, with approved security. On the ratification of the aale by the Court, and paymept in full of the purchase meee the property will be conveyed to the pur- chasers. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days thereafter the Trustee may re-sell the prop- erty so in default, at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser. The cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the purchaser. JAMES ADAMS. |. { Trustees ROBERT COLTMAN, - Sy 16-eokds J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Aucta. BY JAS, O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDIN| L018 ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BELW. 4TH AND STH STREETS WEST, Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Courtof the District of Columbia, duly on July Sth, 1864, in cause pending in said Court. wherein Marin L. M, Peters executrix. of Samuel Miller “incomplainant, and Tgnating Fries ct al. lefendants, 0. 129 in equity,) I will se! a a Tie cnotion is front of toe preisiana, ca MOREE’ the Sth day of August, 1364, at 6 o’clock p.m , Lote Ay Pend O, accurdihg (O-x subdivision made im said cause of orizinal Lot No.7, in Square No. 514, in the city of Washington. ‘Said Lots A and EB have each a front of 22 feet 3 inches, and Lot © has a front of 2 feet 4 inches on New York avenue, between 4th and 5th sts. west, and extend back, the same width, about 163 feet to'a public alley 3)'feet r. James t ide. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the residue in two. equal instalments at6 and 12 monthsafter date, for which the pur chaser’s notes. bearing interest from the day of sale, with agerered personal securities. will be required, and alien will also be retained on the premises sold. _ All conve: ing and revenue Stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with within ten days from the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the premises sold, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, on on8 week's no- tice JOHN C. KENNEDY, Trustee. fy 16 eotw&ds Jt 0, McGUIRE & CO.. Aucta: B ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. TRUSTEER’S SALE. By authority of a deed of trust, dated the 9th February, 1857, and recorded in Liber J. A.8., No. 231, folio 224, trom John Ellis and another, {to se- cure a debtdue to Sam'l Cromer and by his direc} tion, I shal! sell at auction,on MON DAY Int August next, at 5 e’clock in the afternoon, or the ines, the piece or parcel of ground in Georeeto’ being parts of Lots No.74 and 75. in the old town fronting on the north side of Water street, and beginning at a point 126 feet Ibs inches westerh; from the corner of High and Water atrects, and running from said beginning with Water street westerly 25 feet, thence north to a 39 feet alley, thence east with said alley 25 feet, thence sonth ts the place of beginning, with the house thereon Terms; one-third of the purchase money in cash, and the residue at six and twelve mouths—notes, with maroty | earner sarerent eae 4 lisa on a remises unt and when pa @ prope: focbe conveyed to the purchaser; and unless the terms are complied with within five days from the sale, a re-sale will be made, after s week's notice in the Evening Star, at the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser. Deeds, stamps, &c., at be atic expense, DIN, Trustee. fe 28-3taw&ds THOS. DOWLING. Auct. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES, TEAS, Li- QUORS, &c., &c,, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, July 7th, at tem o’clock, I will sell, at the store lately occupied by Wm. H Ernest, ine + No. 182 Bridge street, op- posite the Market House, the entire stock of Gro eeries: Tiduaks, Store) Fixtures,dc ,&c. Nameia art— ‘ea, Sugar and Coffee, Soap, Candles, Starch, &c., Barrels of Brandy, Gin and Rum, Barrels of Gibson and other Whisky, Barrels Molasses aod Sirup, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs,&e , &o., Platform and other Scsles Kc., A general assortment of all kinds of Groceries. Also, the Good Will and Fixtures of the Store, which is one of the best stands in the town. \ PPerme cash, THOMAS DOWLING, Jy 20-td Auctioneer. ¥ W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. GROCERIES, LIQUORS, PROVISIONS, &c., &e., = T AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 27th instant. at Wo'clock, we will sell nt 275 D etreet, the stock of Eugene Schwinghamers, consisting of very Gne stock of Groceries, Liquors and Provisions, Mr. B. pee & Soermine to reuire from the burinces. le tive. Terms tash. ise W. L. WALL & CO,, Aucte, UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. ‘Wan Depanruenr, Cavatey Boawav, Will be sold Wasa cigar dee 50) PUBLIC A ° ext bidder, at “the times and ‘places Samed ‘else. "Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July Mth, eading, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July sist, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July Mth, 186i. Altoona, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August eee OF Bore PAY, CAND. SATCRDAY | SWiltismeport, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Aa- eo ee rT ORSES, CARRIAGES, Ac. "Two HUNDRED (20) CAVALRY HORSES at OnSATURDAY MORNING, July 3, commencing MO ele grising about— maprisine tT eTY HORSES, Inelnding some valuable Harness and Saddle lorses. One re, 8 years old. been used by @ family ee eretreru fring en? Full description at ale « to the sale of Horses, we will sell werorimoot of destrable New and “Becond'' “74 i . Buggies, Germantown Rockaways. rotting Wagous, Jamp Beat Jagger Wagon, aud 50, AL Fleighs, Blankets, Ac, GWetkrine Gare.” he will 3 Togairest the Bilfard coon, cornet Tice” | jvm oncom.) _W.L. WALL& CO., Aucts, TOVE AND KINDLING WOOD, Hickory, Oak THR LATEST STYLES 4 lt to fh 1 Gise: also, cord tength- TLogect markt prises a TRAW HAts bd ; Pa. av., botw. $4 and 435 ats. AB, 3, Look Woop 00: 130-1m Milt qud Wastt, On otras Onnal Bridge, ome ore pA 2 i { “8 EC. cae aes “es ; and 8. - r i rites horses have deen gondemned as unit foe ¢ Cavalry service of the Army. For road and farm purposes many good bargaing may be had ‘sold ly. Horses Gnstin Uaited tater currency. :. oe ne Sy Gta Lieut. Mis ona airy Bureau. APEBRHANGINGS respectfully inform my customers aut The pobilois guacral stock a Feecrican and F reogh PAPA >. * 2 im e the largest assortment o! 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