Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. Amusements To-night. ‘s THEATER.—Benefit of the Treas- were 0. H. Hess, and all the great com- pan ssisted by volunteer talent, in the plays of William Tell” and “Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady.’ M‘He Augusta in two mag- nificent dances, and a popular song by Mr. George Roscoe. CANTERRURY.—The pantomime of “Jack Robinson and his Monkey,” the Miaco Broth- ers in gymnastic feats, ballet, burlesque, songs, negro delineations, &c. Oxrorp.—Rallet, songs, burlesque, panto- mime, negro delineations, and a host of other attractions. Moosiient Excursion down the Potomac by the steamer Argo and the barge R. T. Bishop. A pleasant time is expected. -—— Prstic ScHoot TRUsTEES.—The Board met last € ning, all the members present except Mr. Ferguson. Dr. ye set proaeee Aletter was read from Dr. Samson, Presi- dent of Columbian College, stating that, by order of the Board of Trustees, a gratuitous scholarship is proffered as a reward of merit to the youth who may be selected from the public schools as most deserving the gratuity. A yote of thanks was immediately passed to the President and Trustees, ond Messrs. Wight, Wils and Murtagh appointed a commiitt amination. Application from Robert McCorkle for a teachership was referred, The Committee on the Examination of Teacher: not prepared to report. The T urer’s account for the last quarter Was submitted, showing the receipts to have been $11.761 75, and thatthere isa balance to the credit of t officer of $195 07. A resolution was adopted, adding to the list of text books, « Walter’s Table,” for prac- tice in the fundamental operations of arith- metic. The report of the Committee on Text Books, recommending a substitution ofthe Spencerian system of penmanship for that of Potter and Hammond. Adopted. Resolution earnestly requesting the Mayor to urge upon the Councils the appointment of five trustees instead of three for each district. Laid over. Resolution that a premium be awarded to Fannie A. Lusley, a pupil of the Second Dis- trict, for punctuality during seven consecutive years. Passed. ——— CenTRAL GuARDHOUSE TURNED Over.— The Central Guardhouse, which is the prop- erty of the Corporation, but set apart for the use of the Metropolitan Police, has been oceu- pied since 1861 by the military authorities as a prison. It is properly the station-honse of the hird Ward, but when finished was occupied smporarily by the Second, Third and Fourth Ward police jointly. The tollowing letter indicates the return of the britding to the civil authorities, but it is understood that for @ short time the military aye the privilege of confining prisoners RTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH- washin kan: D. C., Beard of Police—Sit tthe Provost Marshal of Washington has been directed to deliver to the civil author- ities of this city the building known as the Cen- tral Guardhou I am, sir, very r dient servant, . TAYLOR, Chief of Staff, A. A. G. The police will make arrangements for speedy removal tothe guardhouse. It will be very agreeable to the police, who haye labored under many disadvantages since they were deprived of that station; and the city will be relieved from the payment of rent and expenses of maintaining the temporary buildings they have been occupying. Heavy Rary.—Yesterday after a very sultry day, northeast passed over the cit with torrents of mnddy er,and in those sections where the drainage is Mx obstructed cleansing the gutters and sidewalks more ef- fectually than by the ordinary process. Un- fortunately in the northern portion of the Third and Fourth Wards the digging of trenches for water and gas pipes and the accumulation of rial had obstructed some of the drains, and the sewer drops at varions points were insufficient to receive the body of water. about 644 p. m., shower from the filling the streets The result was that at various points on7th | da 9th streets the pavements were over- leven to the building line, filling base- ments and cellars with water, and after the shov had passed the flag footways were coated with several inches of mud and filth, Much of this inconvenience after heavy show- ers might be avoided if builders and others working in the streets would be careful to see that their material is not heaped in the gutters 80 4s to obstruct the drainage, -° Granxp Lar y AND ForGrry.—Yester- day, oilicer Walsh, of the Seventh Ward, ar- rested Mary McGowan upon the charge of forgery and larceny. It appears in evidence before Justice Handy that the accused was employed by Mr. Francis G. Gillan asa honse- keeper for his family, Mrs. Gillan being sick. The accused, by some means, got possession of Mr. Gillan’s bank book, and went to the bank- ing Louse of Lewis Johnson & Co., and repre- senting herself as the wife of Mr. Gillan, drew the sum of $200. When she was required to receipt, the teller discovered that she could not write her vame, and doubted that she was Mrs. Gillan. She msisted that she was, and exhi- bited anger at the doubt expressed. The wller signed her name, and she made her mark, which is the ground for the charge of forgery. In her defense she stated that Mrs. Gillan gave her the book and told her to draw the money in the way she did. Justice Handy sent her to jail for cou Sarvor Rear Estat ‘Mesers. Green & Williams, auctioneers, sold yesterday after- noon lot 43. in J B. Haw’s subdivision of Mount Pleasant Farm, on Seventh street, and running back 242 feet to Eighth street, to M. Beveridge, for 21,800. The Seaton resi- dence, located on Bstreet, between Seventh and Eighth streets, opposite the Post Office Department. was sold yesterday, at the City Hali, by the Marshal, to G. H. Harrington, late Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, for $20,000. ————— Persons desirous of buy- honlid note the advertise- am & Kerry, Real Estate Brokers, ‘ourt House. They are men of nd standing. and thoroughly ac- d with the regions around Culpeper quain and the Piedmont country generally, and, we Sincerely believe, are in all respects reliable business men. —_o——— DisTrrBuTion or Premivms.—The annual distribution of medals and premiums to the pupils of the public schools of the Fourth Dis- trict will take place to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the Foundry Church, corner of 14th and G streets. The address will be delivered by the Hon. James Harlan, Secre- tary of the Interior. Soe CITY ITEMS. a Tis Nov a FaBLE.—The immense and uni- versa] demand for the Fragrant Sozodont, is a marvel in the Annals of Dentistry! It exceeds that of all dentifrices combined. “Neither acid from the stomach, nor any other correspond- ing clement generated by indigestion, can effect @ seta teeth regularly purified by this Fra- grant Vegetable, antiseptic and preservative. iy 12-003t a Oe Cattrorsta Stone Se Rings, Buttons, Studs, &c., for only One Dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenne, near 4% street. Jy 10-6t* YHE TRIAL OF THE CONSPIRATORS FOR the Murder of President Lincoln, together with full and complete R ports of the Speeches of Coun- sel, Ac. With nv nerous illustrations, Price 50 cents. Just published and for sale by PHILP & SOLOMONS, 332 Pennsylvania avenue. ous SHEA (5) ARD TABLES ur (4) BOWL Uxe ALLIES. The latter so; constructed that they can be taken w The whole or part will be sold ata y 12- second-hand bargain, w immediate application. 2 uire Cae TRAWIN, Post Sutler, Camp Barry, D. re. 1,009 5508" Saar, GROUND ae M, ne e ~ fon, 2. FINE, ‘sat "fall ares 85.10. page: For sale in lots of not levs than seven sacks at above prices by A.J. RADCLIFFE & CO., Wholesale Dealers in Salt, is 12-tawiw Georgetown, D. 318 TAKE NOTICES 318 We have just received a ‘a large supply of the mogt approved and latest styles of PRESERVING JARs, and glass, and will sell them at the lowest ©. WOODWARD & SON, No. 318 Penn’a ave., bet. i0th and 1th sts, Balcony in front. NOTICE, That the subscri- from the Orphans’ Court of on € ounty . in the District of Columbia, administration on the personal estate of ® rause. late of Washington (ity, D.C., ased. sees having claims against the deceased, are hereby. warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the onc an on or before the 8th!day of July next; they otherwise by law bo excluded from. ‘all ‘peneat 0 of a ce ender ins Keen Chis Oth Bad of “5? abe ler my han, Ly, 1855. Pris iawaw ANNA J KMACSE: Adare. MARRIED, On Sata: » Saly sth. the Rev. Father ek ter Mrs WIEEENS to Biss MARTH SEADLEY, of this city. DIED, On Tuesday, the 1th inst. oe - long ai \- ful illness, Miss JOSEPHINE MSN Pan Her funeral will take en thie evening, at4 o'clock, from the residence of her brother-in-law, B. Reilly, No. 501 ith street west. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to gt On Tuesda: en the Ith inst., at 19 o’clock a.m., © "HARLE BALMAIN, after a short illness of ityphoid fev an BDA 25 years and 7 months. i friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral on Wi concede y , the 12th instant, at 4 p.m., from bis father’s residence, No. 294 H street, be? tween 17th and 18th streets. On the evening of the 9th inst., Mrs. ELIZABETH B. LEWIS, widow of H. P. Lewis, in the 3ist year of her age. Funeral on Thursday, to-morrow,) at 10 a.m., on her late residence. street, between 4th and On the mane of the llth instant, MABEL JANE, caught rof William ¥. Hall, aged 15 months and days. ‘The funeral will take place at 5 o'clock this after- noon. from his house, corner of 12th and M sts. On the Ith instant, at 3 o'clock p.m., EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, 25 vears of age. His friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late residence, corner of ca and L streets, (First Ward) at 3 o'clock p,m., Thurs- day, the 13th instant. On the wen pee at 4a.m., THOMAS W. he remains will be take PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. oes THE M. —NINTH GR. AND AFTERNOON AND EVENING P NIC of the MERRY SOCTAL ASSOCIATION will be given at WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN. New York avenue. between Ist and 2d streets,on MONDAY, July 17, 1855. Dancing to commence at 2 o’clock.’ Particulars in future advertisement. at* We" STRIVE TO PLEASE, THE AWKWARD CLUB Takes great pleasn mnouncing to their friends and the public generally that they | intend giving their fourth GRAND PIC-NIC, ai 7th street Park, on THURSDAY, July athe commencing at 1 o'clock p. m. Tickets 50 cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies. By order of Committee. jy 12-e02t* GRAND Pre-nie WASHING crON CIRCLE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD, ANALOSTAN ISLAND, 7 MONDAY, JULY 17, 1865. Tickets—admitting a gentleman and ladies—ONE Single Tickets, FIFTY CENTS Fer zess of High street, Georgetown) free. MATTHEW RY. AN, Secretary. * H": FOR WASHINGTON CITY GARDENS. The EVENING STAR. BESO CIA TON takes great gleat pleasure in announ their friends and the public gen that they intend giving their first afternoon and moonlight PIC-N C; at. Washington City Gardens on WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1865. ‘The members of this Associatio’ to make this one of the best pic-ni No pains or expense have been sp a day of enjoyment. Prof. Bergman's String Band has been engaged for the occas hele police ‘force will be in attendance to pres order Tickets 50 cents; admitting gentleman and ladies, By order of the Committee. Jy 12-6t* Mooszicut EXCURSION DOWN THE POTOMAC. ve cee The splendid steamer ARGO, Cap’ Daily, and barge R.T. t. BISHOP wii go leave foot of 7th street, Parkhurst & Co.’s wharf, AY EDNESDAY, at 732 o'clock p. n The FINLEY HOSPITAL BAND is engaged for the occasion. COME ONE! COME ALL!! Bring the young ladies, wives and children, as it will be one of the most pleasant Moonlight Excur- sions ever gotten up. The Barge has been fitted up expressly for pleas- ure excusions, dancing, &c., and will accommodate 1,000 persons. LOOKOUT FOR W EDNESDAY NIGHT! TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentle- nian and ladies. jy 0 Capt. LOT CHAMBERLIN. SLIN. Agent. IC NICS, SCHOOLS, AND PRIVATE PAR- TIES furnished with OMNI ES, at the Nat®nal Hotel bles. 21 CHAS. AY RPHY E.—The Steamer ARGO will commence «until further notice, to : GLYMONT. ¥ R Y, Sundays, not excepted.t h street! (Parkhurst & Co.’s Wharf) at 9 a. m. at 932. ion $1. 3 Alexandria LOT CH eS Age nt. 1 « WN) DAY SUHUUL EXCURSIUN, The larg and commodious steam. er Wawasset will leave the whar' foot of High street. Georgetown. o1 SATURDAY, JULY lorn ona big down the river to Glymont, returning by sunse’ An excellent band of mnsic will be in attendance on board, and at the Pavilion during the day. Le furnish OLLAR. The steamer leave the wh: tt, Georgetown, at 732 o'clock a. m. TAIZEN* H®! FOR GLYMONT! The Island Social Club takes great pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public generally that they intend giving their FIRST GRAND EXCURSION To GLYMONT PAVILION, On THURSDAY, JULY 131, 1860. The members of this Club have determined to make this one of the best excursions of the season. No pains or expense have been spared to make this aday of enjoyment and pleasure to all who may participate. Prof. Cook’s Brass and String Band has been en- gaged for the occasion, he new, swift and comm set will make two trips, ith street, yj Breciaety at 824 0 o'clock p.m. Should the day prove stormy the ex- cursion will bg stponed until further notice TICKET! , admitting a gentleman and ladies. By order ease of Arrangements. us steamer Wawas- Geo J Miller, z H Weeden, Wm Buckley F wEpUnaEIED, cao Jno Mahorney Stone, dams, Miller, Thos McCook, John Little, T Hutchinson, J c Fisher, Beach. C Dice. jy 5-lw* \OTICE TO aia RSIONISTS. The undersigned, Van Walkinburgh & Co., haye fitted up the new steamer ARGO and the double-decked barge R. T. BISHOP and they are now of-' fered for charter for day or moonlight excursions to any point down the Potomac. e barge is agtiens fitted for Sunday Schools and pleasure For fe varticnlers inquire at the office of PARKHURS' 3 sot of 7th street, or on Loard of the fon vr ard of the see T LOE CHAMBERLIN, gerit. WANTS. ANTED—By a respectable woman, 8 SITU- ATION as & dressinaker ina private family. Box No. 8, Star office. ee was TED—A_ WASHINCTON CITY PED* petite LICENSE, Address Box 308 ewe ington P. Jy 12-2t*_ wast soos WOMAN to work in the ee Apply at T. FOTENTINE' 3, 279 Poona: nia avenue, immediately. WY enzo RENT—In Washington or as. town. a small HOUSE, containing five or six rooms, with yard and stable preferr . Address + Washington Post Office. jy 12-2t* Ss able bodied WOMAN, White or Colored, to Cook, Wash, and Iron, and do gruel housework, No. 389 6th street, pines and -3 eh a ee Waar young MAN to_canyass. Good pay and steady employment. Inquire at Room ashington Building, corner 7th street and Pa. a nue. (2-3 WaAnNtEDoBY a respectable girl, tion as cook, washer and ironer, or chamber- maid,ina private family. Please address net to M. C2. Star office. ANTED—A GIRL who understands shine andironing perfectly. Inquireat A. KOHN. 513 10th street, between Louisiana ayenue a % street. ANTED—A good COOK; none bata a one need apply. “Inquire at No, 352 C street, be- BAe cS and 6th streets, next to bath hou berwork or general housework, in a small fam ly. Cas at 305 Sd street, between G and H sts. iy ANTED—A_ good COOK. WASHER and TRONER. None need apply unless they bring good recommendations. The best wages will be paid. Apply at N. ACKER’S, 520 E street, cor- ner of 2d. jy 12-tf WANTED: —Two able-bodied discharged 8 DIERS of good character, and having a com- petent knowledge of Army Cooking, can obtain vermanent situations as Cook by applying to the sovernor of the ‘Soldiers’ Home, jy 12-7t* {Chron.} V 7 ANTED—A first rate COOK, WASHER, and TRONER; one who is industrious, cleanly, and willing to perform her duties cheerfully. None other need answer. To sucha one $12 per month will Berens Address Box 715 City Post Office, jy AN Making Establishment, TED —At the Basi onabla Dee ‘and Cloak Haad I streets, 6 good SEA’ good OPERATORS on Whe chine. Good hands will find gona wages and con stant employment. Wirae|.. W ANTED—A “GARDENER asingle maw, or a married man with a small family. japmly at good COOK and CHA BER: ). Apply at 383 E the Star Office. ent WAITE xt to W illard com HAM’ "s Hotel, et ee MAKERS TO BERG'S 269 D street, wy 73th and 13}. Wats. SITUATION as Seamtress, and has no objection to taking charge of fa child, pApely at N ‘ancy Store, ay 11-2t* and making herself useful street. between J2th and ay ne 3t* WAS the S ssa House, a BUNDLE WASHER, (whi rl;) also, a Colored Man as Floorman. Good references required. eo immediate, RESPECTABLE WOMAN W Tanks i SIT- UATION as housekeeper. Best references can be give! Inquire at 436 G street, between 7th and 8th iy 11-3t* ANT ED-A BELL lt ANGER and LOCK SMIT Inquire of the 414 Dstrect; between 6th and 7ths jy 11-3t* JN ANTED—An W G to do g. ironing yor! uformation apply at the St: 100K and a chamber- fice G MAN WISHES A SIT or Dry Goods Store 4 good hand and can come well re¢ give any reference required, For an interview ad- dress “A. B.,”’ Star Office. jy 11-3t* ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable girlina private family as dressmaker. Can eut and. fit ladies’ and children’s dresses. Refer. Apply on Hi street, between a uy 639. jy - ANTED—A good COOK, WASHER = TRONER; also.a HOUSEKEEPER, one wh» tands entting and fitting children’s clothes rred. Apply after 5p.m. at No. 128 West jy lady, two n_a’smal pre street, Georgetown. lain. WASTES a gentleman a NISHED ROOM ican family. Location from three to au from 10th street and Penn, nue, rr te dress L. tar Office. - $500 WANTED—An 1 MAN to enga: ; Y percent. din 3s,’ Box 980 C ity Post | Office iy Was Gee a respectable woman, a SIT U ON as cook in a ectable family a short distance in the coun- rences given if required. K street, between 18th and dy 11-3t* INTELLIGENCE Room new ly: AUNDRESSES for all kinds of MAIDS and GIRLS id ladies wishin ons at the abc TED TO LEASE FoR A TERM on years from the firstof November next, newly built BRICK HOUSE, with modern im: rovements, containin; nD oor eight rooms. en Penn, avenne and . Address Post Office jy 11-6t* Waiwktoe a A good, steady GIRL. to do prt cooking and general housework. Paty 316 P bia avenue Wate IMMEDIATELY—A won i to wash and iron. Apply at Coach Fac- tory, No. 477, cor. 4th and E sts. jy 10-3t WANTED good COOK and WA References required. Apply at Tudor P + Georgetc jy 0 D IMMEDIATELY—A WASH WOM- (2 BUSSELL’S Restaurant, No, 277 us jy ANTED—T. _ . HO: RIAGE WASHER. White men preferred. Ing motreas CRUIT & SON'S, Georgetown, D.C. Jy 10-3t* 7 ANTED—A HOUSEKFEPER, in the « try, four miles from Washington. She m understand marketing, preparing desserts. Good wages given. Address P. 0. Box 279, ae ington, D. ce Jy 10 wi TED—S12 per month will be paid to a W OMAN that willsuit to Cook, Wash, and Tron, at J. LTON’S, Pennsylvania avenue, between ay fe 9th streets east, Navy Yard. dy 10-3t” wa ‘TED—The loan of $2,500 or 3,000, for two or three years, for which a liberal bonus will be paid, secured by improved real estate worth ten times the amount. Address J. G., at this office. jy_10-3t* ANTED—An energetic person, of good ad- dress, to thoroughly canyass the city of Wash- ington for’ a ape large steel Mezzotint En- graving of ANDREW JOHNSON. A sample will be sent on receipt of the retail aces $3. paiross the publisher, ILLIAM SARTA jy 10-6t 728 Sa ae st.. Puitndelphia, ‘OOK WA ED.—A white woman who under- stands all kinds of meat cooking. Also.a Pas- try Cook. Amcrican House,7th street, corner Pa, ssonne opposite Center Market, Washington, 5 iy 3-6 ‘Waxteias competent GARDENER, one who is particularly acquainted he cultivation of fruits and flowers. References required as to sheractcn and capacity. A married man preferred, a y to MORGAN & BHINEHART, Jy 8-6t root G atreet | tae ITING PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCH ASE OF TWENTY-THREE BUND! RED GOV. ERNMENT MU- QUARTERMASTER GENERS Orrick. asnincton, PD. C., July 10, 1885. Sealed Proposals will be be received at this office until 12m., WEDNESDAY, August 1, 1865, for the pushes of 2.300 Mules, ‘in lots of "fifty ‘and one undred each. at the places named below, viz: HARRISBURG, Pz2., 6 lots, 50 each. 4 lots, 100 each. WILMINGTON, Del., 4 lose, a eoeh 2 lots, 100 each. WASHINGTON, D. C.. s ate pets lots, 100 each. PITTSBURGH, Pa., tots, Pf cece lot. 100 each. These renite will be oat aside, each lot by itself, and will be free for the inspection of bidders at the pisces pared respectively, for ten days prior to ngust Many of them were pecaete in the Desinaing of the war as young mules, accompanied the armics in all their inarches and camps, and are thoroughly broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and familjar from being so long surrounded , the noliere: Though sound and serviceable, they are no longer required in the army, and can now be ob- tained at far less than their true value. ‘The successful bidders will be notified in person or by telegraph, ahd er sre to receive the ani- mals on or before August 3, 1865. ‘This office reserves to itsclf the right to reject all tis Coe may be offered. Ig “should be addressed to the under- ene and marked ‘‘ Proposals for the purchase of ‘ales. Payment must be made in Government funds at % order of the Quartermaster order ol is = peantiagtie eaten Vv n pine sion, Q. Me 0... dy 12-17t PIANO FOR SALE. aa sya he in perfect or-| ler, may be bought So : eee ure, upon appl cosas i re No. &: ae ome eae between 4th ATIONAL fyety aloe eS nectar AAT RODS Pa in Hating athe 12th i WEDNESDAY NEW 1e inst COLLENDER ‘ABLES, und: the $uperintendence of the nee player MELVIN | 4 Ke, fin’ bos occasion, Messrs. JOHN DEERY 'OSTER will pla: of ret Le coueactug APT: pe orelocl hg Awa oa STANHOPE peor SALE—Will 120 sat 18 con). APR! Hy RT iy 6 que . hay ae) ANTED—By a respectable girl, aSITUATION ‘as nurse or chambermaid, and’ also plain sew- ing. Has no objection to going traveling with a lady. Address Box 24, Star office. jy 6 W4szeDA few GIRLS to work on Paper Boxes. rienced hands required, no oth- ers need apply. At the Paper Box Factory. No. 326C street, up stairs. _dy 6-1w* ii. HAMMERSCHLAG & CO. OOK WANTED—At the Brennan House, No. 342 E street Between 12th and 13th streets. Also, a WASH WOM that ‘can come well reconinended’ will get broly wage: dy 5-Ilw* ANTED.—A limited SuaEee of PUPILS for instruction on the Piano Forte. Best of ref- erences given. Appiy at No. 526 H eon between 6th and 7th sts. 13-tf ANTEP.— SECOND HAND Tears. Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, DING and HOUSEFURNIS ING GOODS of every #. BUCHIEY coon street. between G and it ai GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS. VE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF GEORGETOWN take place in the ae order, viz: Primary No, 1, 0n Thursda; Primary 2k 2, on Fi vy, Primary No. 3, on Monday, 10th inst. Primary No. 4, on Tuesda: ay , ith inst. Female Grammar School, on Wednesday, 12th inst ae Grammar School, on Thi ay, aes i it. Exercises ae ° aT 6th inst. The distribution of premiums will the hall of the new market house, on Brit on Friday, 14th instant, at p.m. Par and guardians 1s and all others it Lope ij iblic edi one tenk, interested | in pub Hee lucati on are invited to attenk. iy Sate THOS. JEWELL, Sec'y__ o’clock HEALD’S AMERIOAM BRASS furnished w! Music red. re A Miia wea ea ee poate = it. (Navy ¥'d) ee ores aes ppt hd td oe: : Ste oF coe 16 A and enrich waren, is he RAGE Boies A Sevestabiy sees Racoon Rise cated medicine, Ask for Heimbold’s. Take fake Bo et, er. FOR SALE AND RENT, CE ———— URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—For rent, comfortable and well furnished ROOMS, at No. 50 12th st., bet. Gand H sts. The location ue one Of the most desirabie ta the city. ap 13 Fo RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A very desirable two-story and attic HOUSE, containing thirteen rooms, in one of fhe best loca- fions in the city. ‘The rent is the mest moderate in Washington or further information eonly os ae Star office counter. OR RENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, aE for housekeeping to a man and his wife wens children, at 558 ath street, Island. Fo RENT—One ROOM on first floor, i= on second. for gentlemen only. 41 Louisiana ave- nue, between 6th and 7th street jy 12-3t* OR SALE—The GUODWILL and FIXTU Eee of a paying and well established Dry Goods and Fancy Store on the Navy Yard. Inquire immedi- ately at the Star Office. dy 12-3t* ‘OR RENT_FURNISHED HOUSE, pe 8 rooms. No. 487 7th street, between G and streets, or will sell lease of house unfurnished. AD ply immediately. dy 12+ OR SALE—RESTAURANT in ni ‘ail- road depot, doing 2 good busine Building, together with stock, fixtures and le » Will bd sold on reasonable terms Apply second door from cor- ner C and North Capitol st jy i2-1m* OR RENT—Three C nfarnished ROOMS on the first floor, with kitchen attached, at No. 306 Delaware ayenue. between north B and C streets, Capitol Hill. Location is healthy and very near the street cars. 3t* OR RENT—A well-furnished BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms, bow until the Ist por oe to her. on very moderate terms; north second house east of 9thst. Inqu: nue, or on the premises after 4 o’cl Sue, FOR RENT AND FI UR SALE—A nice Store-room. Bey 102 Hight st., own, D. C., suitable for ds, fancy. r confection: For part ‘xt door, or of Washington. y of 1S WILE PURCHASE |THE ion of a FURNISHED HOUSE rent $70 per month, containing 9 rooms, with every- thing complete, bedding included. Ono of the best neighborhoods in the city, and within five minutes” walk of the City Hall, Address J.B. W., Star office, for two days. It* FFICE FOR ‘RENT—Front room on the first floor over Stinemetz’s hat store, No. 234 Pa. avenue, near corner 13th st jy 11-tf OR RENT—A two story BRICK HOUSE on Iath street, between N and 0. Please inquire at 620 Mth street. iy l1-Iw* {OR SALE—A SAIL BOAT, with spars and oars; SITE Reta DIetS order. eo atee) st Galt's Wharf, foot of 17th. yy 11-6t* Ft URNISHED ROOMS, suitable for ioamekeey ing, at 379 13th strect, between H and I. jy 11-3t* Fo AL '—Two fine LOTS on H street, botw: zt h2l by 133. Inquire of AN- & KING, Northern or Centre Market. "jy 1-2w* Fo RERT—A good BUSINE fixtures, yeultable for either a confectionery or S PLACE, (with shoe store, A at 569 7th street east, Navy Yard, to LOUIS WE BER. dy i lw OR RENT—Two ROOMS, very pl ney ¥ tion and moderate rent. aye., corner 13th st. south. Fo SALE—The STOCK and FIXTUR ayaa ry and Liquor Store, on K street near 22d, i UR HED ROOMS, FOR RENT—Bed-room itchen SommTa TGs ing, on the first floor. yment > advan i A P- stown Heights, one or two very pleasant ROC in the most agreeable part of the Georgetown Heights—to Gentlemen. Address “0. A. B.,” Georgetown Post Office. iy 10-e03t* i! RNISHED J T. WITH BOARD, 361 F street north, between 9th and Ii: street, near the Patent and Post Offices; the most des:.cUle for the summer. Furniture first- cla ie new. Bath in the tt RIVATE SALE. CH P—The “FURNI- TU RE and EFFECTS of a family decli housekeeping; all good as new. Call immediately, on Rhode Island avenue, between Mthand nape ROOMS TO R south side. jy 1 RENT—A “Urce storied BRICK DWELL- ING, with base ht rooms. House fur- nished thronghou nful and excel- lent neighbors. Inquire at 474 1th street, Pay master General’s Building, during business hours. Jp 10-1W” rose RENT—That desirable STORE ROOM and ESIDENCE, No, 504 9te street, two doors north of Pa. ave. For terms, &c. dersigned. 8. D. Ci ROOM, with use of F room, can be had until the 14th of October. Inn diate p sion. Arrangettents for Board in the house’ can probably be made. Inquire at 303 I street. iy 10-5t* & SALDE—STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD- WILL of Grocery and Provision Store, now doing a good business, with lease of same and dwell- ing, containing 7 r 3, and two cellars attached, An excellent stand for either drug or grocery store. Will be sold cheap if applied for immediately, as we wish to leaye the city. Inquire corner 14th and N streets. Jy 10-1w* OR SATE Corner Penna. avenue and 13th st.» a PHOTOGRAPH ESTABLISHMENT, with stock and fixtures, doing a good busin Satis- ec tony reason given for selling. Apply, p ately SSIRABLE FARMS - omery county, Maryland.—No. 1. Lying upon Rock Creek, between the Rockville anc Georgetown turnpike and Washington city road, three miles from Rockville and six miles from the t of C olambia line, contains about 200 acres a portion very rich land; an abundance of wood ToCee the premises improved by agood FRAME No.2. “Adjoining No.1, lying immeliately on the Geo rnpike, within 132 miles of Rock- and contains 100 acres, in good state of culti- n, improved by a comfortéble DWELLING, jf and a large ‘and pro- ees Md. LE—Some of the most desirable LOTS ever offered in Washingthn, D.C., in Square 375, commonly called the Asylum Square. All these Jots are on 10th street west, from the co street north up the line of. 10th to H stre the corner of fi street to Asylum Jot en H street; thence to corner of H street and 9th to Mr. Mor- sell's new residence. he lot immediately a4- joining: and ie of ae eeeace of ae Galt. on dth street west and adjoining thé Giso Pha lobon Hh Geren ot on the south to the corner of G and 9th streets, cosily drained on the all through the squi This property can be asalarge sewer runs t without cost to burs lots will be vac: at by of. the legal representa- ‘irs of the late Arthur Middleton. interior lots on said square. For further particulars inauiee of JAMES TOWLES. Prop- erty Agent, office 490 H, between 8th and Jth sts., at 1 o'clock p. m., and from 4 to § p.m. dy 8-tf {Chronicle.} {OR RENT—A neatly furnished FRONT PAR- LOR and CHAMB. CR for rent at No. 356 C0 street, between 434 and 6th streets. Other rooms could a ee if required close to the hotels. a SALE—The STOCK of a first-class Liquor Store, with five years lease, &c., license, cheap rent, $8 per month. For further particulars en- quire at Star Offi jy OR SAL “GHEAP—Two small new BRICK HOUSES, on 9th street, between N and O north. tpauite oe E. LAZENBY, on the premises. Te LET—The very desirable RESIDENCE now aygcupied b by General L. Thomas, Adjutant Gen- with two parlors 2 addi ining-room, in inal) 12 rooms and lar; e double cellar, with fine large ganic Bleassatls situated near the northeast corner of n and West streets, Georgetown. Ppssessi salon can be eg Biven immediately. For further particulars apply to M. J. ADLER, at 123 Bridge street, Georgetown. iy 1-¢05t* Fez SALE—Threo-story BRICK HOUSE, with back buildings, Hasocins 1 in sxealen’ order, with arden and frame stable. App! Hy, on premise: ff cor. Ea and Ist st., Capito! Hill. je 30-Im RENT.—Two lar; ange , handsomely furnished OR DRUMS. at 465 Sth street west, opposite the ioalale office. Rent moderate. _Je%. y,,OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Store on 9th street. under Seaton Hall. Also asmall stock of MILLINERY GOODS. Inquire on re seremieess or 522 Pennsylvania avenue. je 14-€0' Fk SALE—The good will | os fixtures of a STORE on 9th street, ui on Seaton Hall. Also, a emall stock of MILLINE. Y GOODS. Inquire on the oles or 522 Pennsylvania avenue. je 14-eotf EASE oN EvOUES No. $4 6TH 8ST. FOR SALE at a bargain, or will be rented if ap- eel for i eredineey: For farther 4 information ply on on the premises between the hours of 11 and as above. By immediate ee te you ect utariette 14-1m* GARDEN FARM, ABOUT aaa tires} four miles from Washington, one-and- if miles from Rock Creek Church, every acre ina hi, wie of cultivation. ‘he improvements are 6 TWO-STORY FRAME Baki HOUSE, Barn, all out-bouses paceeenes. toa iinet tea! wea eae ease sweith water er In abundance, and, alt together, fie spore prope ound & le in? vestment, the vattention of be persons de- airing * pleasant county Teadows ths balance ty acres Hes 2 crop frultcomprising, given w ziti ete 8] the + pare erarrets row! DE Crone. ty, ir with taratog wtee ay the necessary and now ‘| my 80-2m* *___ EMANUEL LACEY. COUNTY AND DE RANGE CO! eae LAWABE ICE Mesers. BIGSTON & Gorin, successors to J, Fussell, eyas 13th and F sts., Was continue to furnish their heir favotite es “job ReaVinn " S“BGbION # OOruN OTICH.—For iy eee pette 8 :|N Snipes: pata ply to H. Seca Ne Se ae ratoaite Mational Hotel. a ohion a EkS C. Stephe: ait “HOOPER ASN cuca ta me TRINES AND tan AUCTION SALES. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ADMIN ISTRATORS 54 SALE .OF CLOTHING BY On SATURDAY, the ist Salant at 10 0’clock a. m,, we shall sell in front of our auction rooms, by order of the honorable Orphans’ Court, the Per- sonal Effects of the late Michael G. Stapleton, de- ceased. By order of the administrator. erms cash. jy 12-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct. Y WM. L. WALL & r CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE xd Cul OF TEN LOTS nEAe THE BOUNDARY AT AUCTION By tee of adeed of trust, dated the ae of November. 1857, and duly recorded in liber % No. 145, folios i87 to 190, one of the land Washington county, District of Columbia sellon WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, i6th inst., at 5o'clo oe front of the premises, Lots anm- bered 4,5, 6,7, 8, 9, 37, 38. 39, and 40, in square 668, as laid down in the plan of Todd’s subdivision of said square. The ground will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Terms: Half-cash; balance in six and twelve mouths, Sie deed of trust on the premises, onyeyancing at the expense of the purchasers, ee OMAS BERRY, Trustes: _iy (Uni wh L. WALL & GO., Aucts. BY THO Be DOWLING, Auct,; Georgetown. LOT OF CONFECTIONERY) &c., oe BE SOLD N ACCOUNT OF STOR On SATURDAY MORNING, Sein fork, at nine o'clock, 1 si sell at the Auction Store of. Thomas Dowling, No. 174 Bridge strect, alot of Confec- tionery, &c., to pay storeass — gar BERR _iy 10-3t_ [Rep.] THOS. DOW ic B* W. L. WALL & CO., Auctionvers. TRUSTEE’S SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting as a Court of Equity, aoe in a cause of Elizabeth Green and others vs. ‘ohn Magee and others, No. 374 upon the doc said court, the subscriber, as trustee, will offe public sale on MONDAY, the I7th day of Jul, the hour of 5 o'clock in the afternoon, all the estate of which the late Hugh Magee died feiss being the west half of Lot 25, in Square 100 Cenggaare 102, Also, hots A, Bre and De in the subdivision of original Lot 3, in Square 99. Also, Lot E. being part of original Lot 4, in same square, fronting on Hampshire avenue 49 feet and 8 inches, and containing 3,881 squaro feet, with all the buildings ma improvements to the ‘same be- longing. The sale to commence with Lot C, in uare 102, and proceed from lot to lot. ‘erms of sale: One-third cash; the balance of the pomnees money tobe paid in six and twelve months om the da sale. with interest, the purchaser giving his bonds for the deferred payments, with security to be Epona by the trustee, or the cash may be paid on the day of sal On the payment of the whole of the purchase money the trustee will convey to the purchaser, at his cost, the property to him sold, free, clear, and discharged of all claim of the parties to the oat R. ey ACKSON, Trustee. iy 6-4 Ww _WALL & ©O., Aucts. BY JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SMALL FARM IN CLOSE ES ens TO WASHINGTON AT PUE By virtue of decree passed by the Si oiaine: Court of the District of Columbia, in chancery cause No. 228, wherein Vincent M. Burch is complainant, and fies Farrall, Thomas W., Burch et. al. are de- fendants, I will sell, at Public Auction, on WED- NESDAY, July 19th, at 12 o'clock m., at the Anc- tion Rooms of James C. McGuire & Co., a small TRACT OF LAND, containing about 16 acres,1 rood and 38 perches. This property is situated in the county of Wash- ington, on the west side of the Eusiern Branch, ae adjoins the farms of Colonel Hickey and ueen, At the same time and place, I shall also sell Lots land 6, iv «are 2 Terms: _ua¢-half cash; balance at six months, sccored by approved notes or bonds of the pur- chaser, All conveyancing atthe ae of the purchaser, WM. MATTINGLY, Trustee. je %-; Staw3 McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting in equity, and passed in a certain case wherein Charles O'Neal et al. are complainants and Horatio Gates O'Neal et al. are defendants, I shall proceed to sell in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 2th day of July inst., at 6o'clock p. m., part of Lot numbered. thr 5) in Square numbered three hundred and sixty -eight, (368,) having a front of twenty-two (22) feet and eleven (11) inches on M street north, between 9th and 30th streets west, and extending back two oa dred and thirt: ‘0 (232) feet four and one-half (432 inches to anal The improvements consist of ¢ a three-story Brick House. with a frame back build- ing, and located in the most healthy part of the city. Possession given immediately, Also, on the same day, I shall sell in front of the es, at half-past six o’clock, part of Lot num- d eight, (8,)in Square numbered two hundred and eighty (235.)_ Said Lot is located on 13th street west, between New York avenue and I street north. haying a front of eighteen (18) feet on 13th street, and running back one hundred and one (101) feet and six (6) inches. The ape ‘ovements consist of a iwo-story and attic Brick Hou I shall also sell, on WEDNESD. NY, {the 20th inst... at half-past six o'clock, an unimproved Lot of Ground known as lot numbered seven, (7,)in square numbered four hundred and forty-eight, (443;) said lot is eligibly located on M street north, between 6th and 7th streets west. as prescribed by decree: One-third of the pur money to be paid in cash, and the bala insix and twelve months. The deferred payments to bear interest from the day of sale, and to be secured hy the notes of the purchaser, with good and sufficient suret be approved by th Trustee. the purchaser haying th eof pe ing the whole of the purchase mor in cash, Tf the terms of sale are not complied with wit’ in five davs, the property will_be resold, after one week's notic! in the National Intelligencer, at the urchaser’s risk. y All conveyance! is and Government stamps at the rehuser. ot ean OHNSON, Trustee. iy 10-eodds orkENe W ILLIAMS, Anct. ¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D. C. CHANCERY SALE OF_ A VERY VALUABLE TAyeRy AND CARDEN FARM AT TENAL- By virtue 6f.a deeree of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia, in equity, made and passed on the 5th day of July, A. D., 1335,in the shanioery cause No. 447, docket 7, J. R. Keene, et. al. L. Keene, et. al., 1 will sell on MONDAY. ine sist day of J July A.W. 1855, at_5 o'clock p.m., on the premises, 1 Tenallytown, B.C. that very valuable property, known as Conrad’s Tavern, and the en- closure, containing ten acres,one roodand mare perches of land, and described as follows: Begin- ning for the same at a bound stone standing on the south side of the River road sixty feet, southwest of a bound cf the original tract“ Friendship,”’and run- ning thence southwest forty-two perches; southeast, eighty perches; pore Boss east, thirty-one and three-fourths perches to the ‘eorgetown and Fred- erick Pike; thence with said road north 23% de; west, thirty-six perches, and thence witha straig! C7 une to the beginning, with the improvements there- “The hotel is nearly new, and the place has been a tavern stand for half a century, and furnishes a fine opportunity for investment. Terms of sale are: One-third cash; the balance in two equal pe yments, at six aud twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, the title to be retained until the whole purchase ar is paid; 6 whole and the purchaser may at his option pay of the purchase money in cash. Convey: ancing, 5 Seams, & NE. THOMAS DOWLING, gO 1 Auctioneer, —————— a cost o ug SD IN AFTERNOON, July ith, at 4 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of J.C. McGuire & Co., we shall sell three very desirable Tracts, ot Land, all bordering on the beantiful frounde air, Esq., known as “Silver Spring,” oni No. 1, containing 20% acres, fronts on the Seventh street turnpike, between the beautiful farms of Messrs. Clagett ‘and Blair. Lot No. 2 ae ean ane rear of the aboye, and contains 1277 ao: 3 adjoins ‘‘Silver Spring,’”” and ooutaines 13% re! ots No. 1 and 2are each improved by. Frame Dwellin; emniiG omer improvements. Each tract is wale wal s8e8 fair proportions of wood Lot No, 3 contains id posse: and monies land. about 20 acres of the finest chestnut timber to be found in this section of the country. Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest; the deferred pay! are tobe secured to the satisfaction of the executor aA plat of the premises may be examined at the counting room of the auctioneers. ‘Persons desiring to examine the lands are requested to call on Mr. James 8. Fenwick, on the premises. ‘Conveyances and worenue! stan ye at ae oe af the purchasers. “Pe ee Exe a jy 5eo&ds J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 4 Ree S SALE. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated April 23, 1853, from Daniel Cram to W. W. Kirby, and recorded in Liber N.C, T., No, 2, folios 348 to 352,one of the land records for the county of Washington, D.C.,I shall sell at 10 o'clock a. m. on FRIDAY next,the Mth of July, at the bouse of Captain Howlett, corner 434 and C streets, a lot of Household Effects to satisfy said Trust. ‘Terms cash. iy 11-3i* W. W. KIRBY, Trustee. Pusrig 5A SALE OF Y. LUABLEt IMPROVED OPERTY AT ELLAVIL: By virtue of authorit; ty from the owner, L ren ex- pose, to ae netee at Bday of Juby os the premises, cb day of of it eleven how occu- elling Me healthy, walk of eae ous on the Bi is under an excelent boars ‘all the lings are in first-rate orde Washin; sure, the impro’ rname! ted and igbly At aa and o: ni ha Ge ery nethied cash, and ue and aoe yoars, with interest ten} Pee | ng and. it - Convergacing fadisputante at the cost of the pur. a: Ro, re ot. Bee Sun n dally iy ane sale 18) Fis gid Pratt and South pee, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-HORRO B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FOUR VALUABLE, | BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE W. ET. FRONTING ON iorh St REEL AND NORTE L STREET, RY On WEDNESDAY, tho 12th instant, at 634 o'clock Pp. m., we shall sell, in front of the es Lote 15 and 19, in square No. 8, subdivided in four lots. having a front each 22 feet 2 inches and 23 feet 154 inches; running back a good depth to a ¥#-foo! Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, and $25 will be rege red down on each Let when ae rty ia knocked jy b-d BEN aw TLLTA MS" “Aucts. ¥ J.C. eee Auctioneers. GREAT SA a — F BOOKS BY CAT are LOGUE AT Commmentees MONDAY EVENING, July 10th, at8 o'clock, and continuing each Sreniag there- after until about 5,000 volumes aro sold The collection consists of Scientific Works, Law, Theology, History, Poetry, Astronomy, Botany, Belles-Letters, and Langosges, Cyclopedias, a large number mt Miscellaneous Books; {n the cata: logue is a complete set of Reese's Cyclopedia, wi the plate Kuduton’ SF Birds of Auerica-sub- seri pions copy; Mons Bayle’s Dictiona‘ Among the Li aw Books are: Stowell’s State Trials, How- ard’s, Johnson’s, Peters’s, Vessey’s, and all valuable reports, ‘with a large number of old Eng- lish Law Books and foreign publications. Among the miscellaneous are; DeQuincy's writ- ings an <Arenurs bal fr ppohn' ‘8 arene to- ther with a number of books on Agric number of eanssomelt Vardening, &c., and a lar, illustrated | books on the Fine Arts, with a fine ee rd of American Edition of Boydell’s Shakespeare, portfolio form, Terms cash. . iy 6-ts J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. BY BRINSMADE & CLARK. Auctioneers. 372 Pa. av., adjoining Metropolitan Hotel. We will sell, at our Store, EVERY EVENING this week, Gold and Silyer Watches and Jewelry, Photograph Albums, Shirts and Drawers, Linen Handkerchicfs, Hosiery, and Fancy Goods. ‘All goods warranted to be as represented. Jy 10-6 Y¥Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, BUILDINGS MATERIAL IN THE OLD FISH ARKET AT AUCTIO Will be at at public auction oe THURSDAY MORNING, July 13th, at 10 o'clock, all the Build- ing Material of the old fish market south of the 1, G ‘town, “id a THOS. DOWLING, Anct. GALE OFA GOVERMENT FRAME BUILD- Chi arte meses 's Office, Depot Wathington, nae ‘ashi Oe D. C., duty 6, 1355. { Will be sold ny padi lic auction, on the premises, under the direction of Capt. J. H. Crowell, A.Q. M.,on THURSDAY, July 13, 1885, at 6 o'clock p. m.,@ one-story FRAME BUILDING, twenty-four by one hundred feet, known as Mont- gomery Barracks, and situated at Jessup’s Cut, om the Baltimore and Washington railroa H. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster _iy 6-td Depot of Washington. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BAILIFF’S aoe OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE AT PTBLIC AU On THU Repay. the 13th haps at ie lock ®. m., we shall sell at house No. 162, on G street tween 20th and 2ist streets, all goods and chattola mentioned in said distrain for house rent due in ar- rears, Viz: 3 Mahogany Tables, 2 Pine do. 12 common Chairs, 1 Sideboard, 1 Clock J set Castors, lot of¢ hina, 3 Waiters, 1 Desk. 1 Carpet, 1 Coo Stoye and Fixtures Lot Tinware, TSA fe. 2 Sofas, 3 Bedsteads, 4 Mattresses, 2 Rocking Chairs, 1 W) hatnot, 1 Stand, 2 Carpets, 2 Blinds, 1 Dressin, Bureau, } Wardrobe. 2 Card Tables, 6 Feather Pillows, 2 Feather Boisters, 1 Stan 2 Wash Basins and Pitchers, 1 Hat Rack, 1 Mahogany Bureau, 1 Bedste 1 Feather Bed. 1 Mattress, 1 Carpet 1Glass, 1 Mahogany Stand, 1 Bow! and Pitcher, 1 Walnut Wardrobe, 2 Parlor Stoves, 1 Mahogany Dressing Bureau, 1 Bedstead, 2 Mattresses, 1 Washstand, 1 Workstand, 1 Card Table. 4 Chairs, 1 Carpet. And all the balance of the Furniture in house sold ey yappme cas Gro. F. HOTC Sirs, Ballifts, iy 6-e0d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancta, Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D.C, AND NEARLY NEW HOUSE- NITURE AND PIANO AT AUC. until the rent is paid. on OA THURSDAY MORNING, July 13, at 10 0°clock at the residence of John B, Davidson, Esq., corner » Twill ‘sell hia Te, consisting of nut ‘Parlor Suites, y Piano and Stools, ‘ai fas and Cushioned Chairs, 4 Rockers and other Chairs Large Gilt-Frame Mirrors, Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain, and other Carpets, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, &c., ¥ eather Beds, Bedsteads, &c., retary, Bookcase, and Books, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Cooking, Hall, and other Stoves, Chandeliers, Gas-Fixtures, &c., &e.. And a great many articles not mentioned. Sale positive. jy 1-2t THOS. DOW LING, Auct, PY G WILLIAMS, Auctioneers BX GREEN & yer5B6 corner of 7th and D sts, UCTION SALE_OF FIVE LOTS FRONTING “UN Aa B STREET AND 10TH STREET on Hicrsp AY, the 13th inst., at 634 o’clock m., we shall sell in front of the remises, all of Lots 3.4. 5, 6, and 7, in Square No. 954, having good fronts and depths, whic h will be a fine chance for ersons to invest, if they want property in thatsec- ion of the city. Terms ; Oue half cash; balance in6 and 12 months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Allconvyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 25 will be down on each lot when the property is knocked of. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF THREE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING On a JERSEY AVENUE AND © STREET NORTH On FRIDAY, the lath instant, at 634 o’clock p.m we shall sell, in front of the premises, two Lot fronting on New Jersey avi Bua: cig | 2 fect front, running back to a 30 foot alley; and one Lot on © street north, fronting 21 fect 4inches, subdi- vision of Square 511. makipg them a good front for building purposes. The focation is high and per- fectly on grade, which we call the attention of per- sons to attend the sale, as they will be sold without reserve, Terms: One halfcash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $25 will be reauived down on each lot when the roperty is knocked ¢ ed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. sano 7 J.C, McGUIRE & £0., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALF OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY. virtue of a vaoerss of the aes Court of we istrict of Columbia, passed in chancery cause No. 362, Graham vs. Graham et_al., I shal sells tt ublic auction, on MONDAY ‘AFTERNOON, J: 7th, at 60 clock, onthe premises, Lots 1, 4,5 6, square No. 92, fronting on Connecticut avenue, 2ist and north 8'street. These lots were occupied by the late Gay Graham as a garden, and have been subdivided into thirteen building lots, all of which will be sold, exce} ea ‘visions M and N, which have been alr 50) Terms cash. Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Ww. i FRUDSEE.. Trustee, je %-d JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auc Y WM. L. WALL & & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF oleic STATES STEAMERS AT ibe sell at Pubite Auction, on THURSDAY, ly, 20, 1865, 2 ne o'clock m., at the Na’ apres Wi aabington, D % Fie following-named belonging to nee ‘ed States Fey y Depart mae ita fap AL eats, 175 feet; breadth, 33 feet; depth, 13 feet 2 i diameter of cylinder, 45 inches; stroke of piston, eine Bidet See opt i fea eet. read! feet; alamiot tenet ‘St eplihder, Soi inches: i 3 SIDE - WHEED ere Length, 143 "aos renath ish feet oe ge feet; diameter of cylin- er. LEB ‘subitien— —Longth, 199 feet; Reet foot pi 1k foot: diameter of cylin: oe 33 inches: eae ine] BANS stim Sol Plata — wie ‘qi diameter oT cylinder, 42 inches; 45 opt. : WHEEL THOMAS FREEBORN—L SIDE breadth, 24 feet; depth, 8 fect 6 incest 1 te ote fer, 40 inches; 8 feet st a 5 wPuOPE SELLER ANACOSTTA. Longin s3) feet: breadth, Bets de} _ Hash | canoe ohio 8 inehets 24) b VERBENA jnches; breadth, If feet « inches rae depth, ra on$ inches; diameter of cylinde: ke. Ben og HE! feet breed 26 feet 7 sty ea HEEL YAN sues ee tine acta a cy! gio A poten 365 fect PROPELLER DRAGON ‘AGON — Length breadth feet; depth, 9 fest ¢ inches; ‘ismotec of ‘SCHOONER ADO 0 WiLL iT CRTENEY ibe ak ae