Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEW Amusements To-night. Grover’s TREATER.—Last hight positively ot the drama, “Dot, or the @ricket on. the “Hearth,” the farce of “The Day After the Wed- ‘ding,” and an elegant dance oy Mlle Augusta. Oxroxnp.—Ethiopian delineations, equestrian and dramatic representations, a good ballet, yocal and instrumental music, burlesque, gym- Dastics, and other attractions. Cant URY.—“ The Masked Ball,” Mul- ligan as “The Doorkeeper,” fhe Miaco Brothers, ballet, songs, burlesque, &¢4 concluding with 2 side-splitting afterpiece. Mititarny Hari—Ballet, songs, burlesque, #fid all the other Mitractions of a frve concert ‘saloon. Pic-Nic—Afternoon and evening, at the Cit Gardens, by the Evening Star Association. good time is expected. Beckent’s Garpre>, Navy Yarp—Pic-nic of Friendship Lodge, No. 12, 1.0.0. F. The prepar:tions made promise an oc casion of great enjoyment. ——_e——— ¢ OveEpoinG THE THING.—Some of the drivers of the street watering carts overdo the thing entifety; Slushing the streets with such a deluge of water at some points as to ereate an amount of mud that js of serious injury to carriages ‘passing over them, especially the better class of carriages, whith are more liable to damage by this perpetual mud bath. ‘Fhe aforesaid Watermen, too, are extremely careless in their management of the hose by which they take Water from the plugs, and it is no uncommon thing to see the gutters deluged with water ‘wasted by them. Ifsuch reckless abuse of the Privilege of Aqueduct water is not stopped, he community at large will be stinted in its ewuser supply very shortly. Ee cfs Pusan CoLuMBIAN COLLEGE ScCHOLARSHIP.—The Columbien College , scholarship has been @warded this year to Robert H, Harkness, son of Thomas Harkness, of the City Post Office. ‘The,successful candidate isa pupil] ofthe First District Grammar School, taught by S. John ‘Thomson. This is the fourth scholarship won by this school during the nine years that this excellent teacher has been its principal. The contest for the scholarship this year ran ery close between two of the pupils of this schoo The previous suceessful candidates in this dis- trict were Patrick McAuley, Jos. H. France, and Elbert Turner, taking the prizes in the ears 1651-2-'3. _ ee “Sate oy 'Stramens.—To-morrow at noon the second great sale of vessels which have Deen in the service of the navy will take place gui the Navy Yard by Messrs. Wm. L. Wall & ©o., Auctioneers, and it will no doubt attract a darge number of steamboat men, merchants and others. Among those to be sold are some very Substantial boats, some having been but re- cently put in complete order, among them the Bide-wheel steamer Commodore Read, former- oe a. New York ice boat, Freeborn, Yankee and acob Bell, propeller Anacostia, and schooners Hugle and Bacon, the two latter being well Aknown 4s the guard boats of the Potomac. — ee RAM. THE TRENCHES.—We have complaints rom all quarters of the city concerning the in- ‘adequate manner in which the earth is rammed ‘¥m the trenches, where water pipes haye been daid. In consequence the earth sinks in them eansing innumerable accidents, breakages and ©verturnings of carriages, &c. In other cities itis required of those executing such work that they ram the earth as it is filled in, socom- actly that it is nearly if not quite as firm as the surrounding soil, and any poetb ity ofa depression occurring is prevented by throwing n surplus earth. — ee Seconp Warp Station Cases.—Jos. Co- bet, Assault and baitery; for hearing. Peter ONeil, Alice O'Neil, Tip Austin, Edw’d Fitz- gerald, do.; bail for peace. Rosy Fitzgerald, do.; dismissed. A. McDonald, John Black, Blichael Collins, Norman McCloud, drunk: dismissed. E. F. Potter,do.; for hearing. Wm. Lindsay, do.; $3. H. Burbank, swindling; for ‘bearing. Martin Brown, Peter Alwell, Jno. Barker, James Hutts. Wm. Gasaway, disor- derly; $5 each. Jas. Johnson, Simon Dayis, Jas. Williams, Thos. Claxton, Dan’l Holleran, @o.; dismissed. Wellington Martin, do.; $2. Sea SE Tne Srconp Bartist SunDAY SCuHOOr give .An excursion to Glymont to-morrow. An ex- seettene opportunity for a day of pleasure. - CITY ITEMS. eee gt es S. Grant Boys in the field again. They atta giving their second grand day and moonlight excursion to Glymont on Tuesday, August the Ist, at the request of their zany triends. a Comes, BrcKies, Jet Setts, Cluster Setts, Chains, Rings, Buttons, Studs, Cups, Spoons, Call Be''s, for only one dollar, at the Alar dew! ‘ore, No. 438 Pennsylyania ayenne, pear & reet, jy 15-lw* MARRIED, On he 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Buck, GEO. HH. HAMMOND. of Lynn, Massachusetts, to Miss - MARY C. ROBINSON, of Prince George county, Maryland, formerly of Washington city. oe -—___— DIED, ~/ At the residence of Mrs. Richard Smith, on Wed- “meaday, the 19th instant, at] o'clock a!m.. Mrs. MARY J. ALLEN, in the 76th year of her age. -| The friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, which will take place at 12 m. to-morrow, from St. Matthew's € hurch, H street. 1t* On the morning 18th instant, GEORGE W.,the coho son of George and Eleanor Mitchell, in the menace of his age. His friends ne requested to attend his funeral from his late Tesidence, No, 358 2d street east, Capitol Hill. on Thursday, ath inst., at3 o'clock: [Balfimore Sun’ please cop’ bd . McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, _ Age OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ON MONDAY aes JULY 31ST, COMMENCING AT OOK: By virtue of a deed of ‘rast eorten Myers, duly recorded in Liber N » No. 51, folios 443. 449 and 450, one of the Land Records of Washing- ton county, 1 shall sell all the household named _ therein an and contained in house No. 478 13th strect, -embracin: Hair- cloth Sofas, Chairs. Marble: top Tables, rene Glass. Victures, Braresi a Carpets, Rugs, Mafting, Oil Cloth, Beadsteads, Bureans, Washstands, Mattrasses, Pillows and Bolsters, Blankets, Quilts and other Boncing, Toilet Ware, Window Sideboard, Dining Table reky Chairs rt Cooking Stove, and Kitchen Furniture apd Requisites. Terms cash. w jy 1 2awads B. W! M.L. ia & CO., Auctioneers, = Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 9 Louisiana avenue, bet, 9th and 10th SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. on SATURDAY MORNIN NG. July 22,commencing ati0 o’ciock, at the Bazaar, will be sold, about SIXTY HORS guns i onaaneer and saddle, A full description at TAAM A. BOSS, Trustes. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 20 Mules, broke to harness. in good order. ALSO, A large collection of desirable new and second- hand Carri Tiages, Buggies. Bockaways, Express ‘Wagons and other vehicles. ALSO, 5 New Ambulances. ALSO, A large collection of new and second-hand Har- Rogular 1 sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday, cEnursaays and Saturday, without regard to the ‘weather. \ Carriages and Harness were = private sale. iy 19-td WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. = ‘Reutin corner Penna. ‘ay. and Ninth street. HOUSEHOLD FUR: RNITU RE AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, 2th inst. scOmIeReIDE at 10 o'clock will sell at ‘residence No. 42 Mis- between 43 and 6th streets, an excel- tof Houschold Furniture: and Stoc Pisno, Cov Mahogany Haircloth Sofa, Chairs, Side and Easy Annie and Rockers Mahogan Gaza Tables, Mahogany Marble-top Cen- tre Tables Curtains. Sarak Shades Brussells Car Mirror, Mantle Ornate nts, aud Clock Dining’Table and Chairs 4 o China, Glass Ware, Table Ci ‘utlery, and Plated Ware Brent psteTe) He... o1y and Ingraind sells Carpet, Three-ply and Ingrain do. ON Cloth, Hall Hat-rack, Stair Carpet and Rods Hall Cacpet and Oil Cloth hogany. a steads, Bureaus, Washstands, and Cradle, Fos « ‘ottaxe Set ieecniver Furniture ing! Bedsteads, Mosqueto Canopy hairs, Matting Cornice, and Shades Bair and Shuck ‘Mattresecs, Beds, Pillows and Boisters Blankets. Comforts, and other Beddin; A good assortment of F> tlorand Chamber Stoves Cook Stove and Kitchen Utensils and Furniture worms Cash, y PRoPosars FOR MEDI Proposals will be received at the Washington Sexton antl W ednesday , the 2th inant nie: ic Baten tone ae e above institute for ‘the year The medicines are to be of the best quality, and furnished upon s geon in charse’ WU4rterly requisitions of the sur Persons wishin Uist of the articles renat Aucts. oe obtain a ‘Asylum. Ss bos hat %, *pnlying at at the souk MeDEVITT, ie _Iy 18.6¢ WM. B. Conuniesioners. PEECHES OF JOHN BRIGHT, M. P. ton the Bronk core, AN with an introduction by ay FRANCK TAXLOB. PIC NICS, ‘EXCURSIONS, &e. SX SPSS ICSC RNP CR T-SPACE OS SRR + NN RI L°°* Qu? FOR THE EXCURSION ‘TO-MORROW MORNING, FOR THE COLORED PEOPLE, Tam fleased to Tearn that there is to be a fine ox- cursion DOWN THE RIVER AS FAR AS AQUIA CREEK, to give some of our friends a finechanre of VIEWING THE REBEL WORKS. The fine steamer Argo and barge eee has heen chartered for the occasion, yhich will leave She foo a RG ial at Qa: Pn. and touch at DOTA ox e bel Urlitiaut nt affair. is excursion promises ca ye a Es “STRIV E TV PLEASE. 5 FOURTH aflaxp PIC | NIC THE SEY: ExTHt “STREET PARK, THURSDAY, Suh 20TH, 1865, Commencing 1 o’cloel The. members of the Clab be ve ve eet, to make this one of the best Pic-Nics of the season, a9 Paints or expense have been spsred to make this 1 $ Prof, Fane Brass and String Band has been en- gaged for the occasion. Tickets 50 cents, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies, to be had of any of the members. Ballet Master: F ucker. Os a of Arrangements: ecotne oBark man, jetcher, Win Shects, 5 . P. Reese, C.W. Thomas. hop, Baister, iy Pic-Nic for the penene of the new tholie Caaek to wy erected in the First Ward, wi di be Me Id at "ANA STAN ISLAND, On MOKA 31st oF JULY. _Particulars hereafter. G RAND EXCURSION jy 18-3t* The SECOND BAPTI : BATH SC HOO Ob wittgivesn oo EXCURSION "TO "GLYMONT THURSDAY, the 20th instant. A fine Band of Music has been engaged for the occasion, and anee ments have been made for a fine time general! The Steamer WAWASET will leave ny ah street wharf, (Island,) at 7 o’clock a. m., and Blagden’s eS ee the foot of 4th «treet east,) at 8 o'clock. 3,75 Cents; Children of medium age, 50 Ce ts saa Children and Servants, 25 Cents. 3 SURSION TO GLYMONT. McKENDREE SAB ARH ee willgive an Excursion to Glymont on AY, July 27th, on the steamer, WAW ASE Good music may be xpected. «freshments furnished on the boat and ground at city prices. Tickets 1; Children half price. The ateamer will leave her wharf, at the foot of 7th street at 3}4 o’clock a. m., calling at Alexandria both ways, and return before dark. No pains will be spared to make the trip a pleasant one. Tickets can be had at the store of L.W. Worth- ington, corner 8th and M streets, at Ellis’ music | store, or from any meinber of the Committeg. Fred. L. Harvey, Z, Jones, L. W, Worthington, J.M. Davis, George Thomas. iy 1B Bt GEORGE eee ae LAGER. B BREWERY AND PLEA Fee GARDEN Corner of 4th and E uta On Japitol Hill, Washington, DANCING EVERY MONDAY. ; Admittance to the Pavillion 25 cents. jy 17-1m* A GRAND PIC. ane (Postponed trom 12th inst.) © given at BECKERT’S ‘GARDEN, Navy Yard, FRIENDSHIPLODGE, No. 12,1.0.0.F. WEDNESDAY AF TERNOON, July 19. Commencing at 2 o'clock. Eyery arrangement has been made for the pleasure of all who ma: ae attend. Tick $1, adinitting a gentleman and ladies. A Brass and String Band will be in attendance. By order of the Committee. Jy 13-6t H®! FOR WASHINGTON CITY GARDENS, The EVENING STAR ASSOCIATION takes fee pleasure in announcing to their friends and_the public generally that they intend giving their first grand afternoon and moonlight PIC-NIC, at. Washington City Gardens on WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1865. The members of this Association have determinéd to make this one of the best pic-nics of the season. No pains or expense have been spared to make this a day of enjoyment. Prof. Bergman’s Brass and String Band has been engaged for the decasion. A pal police force will bein attendance to: preserve order. Tickets 60 cents; admitting gentleman and lasion: By order of the Committee. jy 12-7t 1CG_ NICS, SCHOOLS, AND per PAR- TIES furnished with OMN Sees at the National Hotel ables. iy 7-26* CHAS. A. N OTICE TO EXCURSIONISTS. 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. ‘The barge is expreaaly fitted for Sunday Schools and pleasure rties partie further particulars inquire at the office of fh halt BO: tacks of 7th street, or on ard oO} 18 ame: or bars eye CAPT, LOT | CHAMBERLIN, ie t. pre. J. Ww. Persie PARSING ACADEMY, Penn. ave., between 6th ‘and 7th. Opposite Metropiitan Hotel. Prof. KREIS begs leave to announce ty his for-, mer patrons and the public in ge neral that at the request of a great many of bis ante aur well = others, he will continue his classes ae the summer season. “1 sang how pours of of CTultton for Ladies, Misses, Masters, Wed and Saturday afternoons, trom 10 5 0 Gantiomenis ee Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- day evenings. Tivate instructions given to suit the conve- URPHY. niences of the pi For further aa rmation app ats or address a nate’ to the ‘Academy , or Room Not § Washington corner Pa. avenue and 7th etceaes Hell can be rented for Private Parties and Boirees. y 19-tf | » BOTHSCHILD’S UMMER GARDEN, Pa. av., bet. Sd and 4th sts., slepitel Hill.) The langest Garten inthe District. Open FREE C onerun, TRHOOTING GALLERYES, reshments of at kinds in nice arbors. Eftcea tas to pic-nic parties. my 13-3m* HITE GOODS! i WHITE GOODS!!} Fareed Checked eae Plain Nainsook, India Mull Cambri Jaconets, Bishop and Victoria Lawn, Fee ae edging ad Insert Linen Lawn, ‘inj mn Fo a eet Oe tary end Hauikerchicts, Irish Linen, Roll Diape: Table Cloths, Toweling, Napkins, Together with a_large assortment of fine Goods, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, &c., & at ae BOBWEEL'S FA FANCY STORE, 302 E st., near Mth, alove Grover’s Theater. recs N.B. Waists made to order. jy 141W CE. ICE. 10K. ‘We have completed our ur arrangements for the de- livery of the pure BOSTON FRESH POND ICE. We sell _no other. We have on price for the season. We deliver prompuly We require our drivers to give exact weig! 'e never fail to sup- ply in he eat of mus egnotant onal a liberal patron- ‘ou 8 cons’ ei ecarabpa T. OWLER & CO., ap 28-tf Te tonth steeet Wharf. TIA KE AND PORT. | paiemimataias 343 AELPHEA TRGER BEER. NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS CIDER. PREMIUM } MINERAL WATERS. T desire to call the attention of Sutlers and others in the vicinity of Washington and Georgetown, D. C., to the fact that I have constantly on hand a sup- ply of the above enumerated articles. Those wishing to purchase on the most advanta- geous terms are invited to call at my establishment ine the goods. “Cron, timely arr I will pee the articles ‘ashi: er Geerge- ercbaced th eS) pert OR ILIEY A SHINN, a ttling Depot, No. 57 Greene street. ».ginion Bo (Chron Prt Georgetown, D. 0. GENTLEMEN'S Rote BOY'S SUMMER Our large Stock, being 1g full and complete in all departments, offers great inducements to pur- chasers wishing Fine Goods at GEEATLY REDUCED PRICES. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT is well supplied with the best qualities of Goods for Gentlemen's wear, which we will make to order in the LATEST ES, at short notice. es WALL, STEPHENS & ©0.} _Sy 12 -2w if, 322 Pennsylvania avenue. MOWING PROMETEY ATTENDED To. by the aires OL To GW aad BELLE HAVEN. to So ihe. Ce ins on » OF to ADE ta Oe oe HEALD'S So BRASS ntshed enon eh LA, ne EAL, hander, Nqsed at, 0 Patel tar E m (Ner re) cain fina io @ a -egeription, Pitter street, Georgetown. maylS- FOR SALE AND RENT. ae Wien as wo DHA ae t dressm, wane at aee i afroct 4 fetween C apap ot CHAS. LUDMANN. ARTES Rood CONFECTIONER. Als0.a | smart active B ts a es at 4igscorner and Locate Font a — 4 3 Waxtnp—soanp’ in a private fami spils oy gon pouan and yale: or Furnished Room: able for housekeepi Address J. T. MARTIN, 476 7thst., ‘opportte t Post Office. y19-3t* WANSTED—A& SITUATION by a_ respectable woman as.a first-class cook. in a hotel or res- taurant or boarding house. Staroffic Address Cook, PA J ANTED—By a respectable gi pinta 8 a BLTUATION as Nurse or chambermaid, or Dinijng-room woe: Please address a note to Box 46, Star Office. Wastes ofa enal fam Sogo Hg weneral OUSE We ofa sma! Arn P. imedi- ately to ABBURY.N. THOMP! ts: Yad street east, near Navy Yard. yi92t* W ANTED BY aman who aero his busi- aes ag he [ATION as, waiter or coachman. er kin Refe en. Please address H.W Stat Ofte ne te ANTED-A first class COOK, (woman.) an sistant. Appl diately at T. PO- TENTING, No B79 Pema nee ey Ae Tete V TANTEDOA first class WATTER. Apply in- mediately at T. POTETINL, No.279 Penna. avenue. iy 18-2t” W4step-a GIRL of seventeen (white or col- ored) to do ne work of @ very small’ famity and mind a baby. ages $6 per month. Call at 431 E stroet, near 7th st.,(Fancy Store.) jy 18-2" ANTED—At the Government Hos, Insane, one BAKER, two single attendants upon pa‘ients, and one’ DRIVER of an gxtenm.) iy 8 6 W ANTED—By a gentleman,a ipemreus ROOM, + afurnished, convenient to the Treasury De- artment,, Address with terms and; location. “WwW,” . Box 782. __Jy 18-2t* WASTED A Git tidy, industrious WHITE GTRU. ake American, as Nurse and Ghambe' \pply at 180 4th treet, between 'L stre: and ork avenue. jy 1-4 war xTED—A BELL HANGER and LOCK- MITH. Inquire at No. 414 D street, be- tw ASS sth. and 7th streets, sign of the Big Gun. dy. we ital | for the yOMEN as be ee FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-—For rent, comfortable and well furnished ROOMS, at No. 450 12th st. and H sts. The location is one of be most desirabletn the elty. ap 15-tf R RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A desirable two-story and attic HOUSE, contafi pect tert Saumee. in ont of the best foca- Hons in the The rent is the mest moderate in cit) shin, im ‘iar i pe For! further information apply it the Fro RENT—Two FURNISHED WOME: ‘or ntlemen on! 2S. SpA ‘honly. Inquire at No. 62. eae” | Sy AUCTION SALES. REID AETERNOON 4ND TO. TO. MORROW. AUCTION SALES. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncors. COIN a SALE OF AR LDING LOT_ON mY GEEED & WILLIAMS, Auct ‘Auctioneers. “Not K STREET. 6 STEEE oe = _ at 6 0 a, ‘inst "s m., we shall sell, in front of the Premises, Lot On WEDNESDA} ; ‘natn, “ssp Tele x 2, in square B57, fronting 18 feet inches front on p.m weshall 7] Hi tad ota core Mo. 87 beck moe street, mak Se 3s iC eta ane Lote it, betw sts Dy pth ha bie Terms . All conveyancing, stamps and ex- of ats, to be. ‘old one bes newer Tig nses of selling at the cost of the purchaser. Fifty | bidder for cash. pence awa be required down when the property is | _jy 18-4 GREEW & WILLIAMS, = BRINSMADE & CLARK ketone” riba" ORERN & wILurams, Ancth. | FRY BROOM ‘adjoining Metyopolltan Hotaf. Fx, RENT—A STORE with ROOM. The Good Willi and Fixtaresfor sale cheap. Enquire at 34 8th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and stre Possession given immediately. j¥ 19-3t* OR RENT=Three story BRICK DWELLING rher of H street north and 22d strect west. Inquire of JOHN B. TURTON No. 123 H street. _3¥ 19-e03t* VOR SALE— wih immediat rome well FUE pai Hout. ern eisait ms a coniiee fe repair. Inquire on the prem’ ome No. 240 9th st., above Ns ? +194 A TLY Fane CHAMBER for rent at No. 3 be- tween 43. and 6th streets, convenient to the Hotels. _Sy 19-3t* OF cE FOR * RENT Completely furnished with Desks, &c., an sleeping room attached. Apply 446 8th street, ‘between Pennsylvania aye. and B street. jy 19-3t* FOR SALE The old established BATH HOUSE and BARBER SHOP, cheap for cash. as the owner is going to. musape: The place is doing a Stiee. business. For address apply at Be Star jy = 4. OR SALE—Corner Penna. ayenne an: a PHOTOGRAPH ESTABLISHMENT om with, stock and fixtures, doing a good business. ‘Satis- mew pry reason given for selling: Apply Eaneit: 19-20 ie SALE—A beantiful Rae 60 by a er im- proved by anew FRAME OUSE, 14 by 31 feot; fotir rooms. ~ The whole under goed fe pene Price $1,600. HELL & dy 19-3t cor. Pa. avenue and ith st. OR pea a ROOMS, (one furnished ,) with gas.and use of a large and finely s! hed yard. Also, a basement, suitable for business. Ap- wy as Ae p.m.) 15 Bridge street, Georgetown. V 7 ANTED—A BAGATELLE TABLE, for which a fair pri ill be given, Also, a Competent restaurant COO: Apply at the restaurant, corner of Pennsylvania ave. and 2d st. west. Jy 18-3t* WANSTED—4 GIRL to cook, wash, and iron, and do general housework. One that can come well recommended, a Broany Place and good home may be had. Apply at 338 Pa. ave., over HOOD'S Jewelry Sto 8 Ww* ANTED—FURD SHED A NT TS, asingle gentleman, in quiet, ean ‘and pleasnnt locality, where there are no other bos gand bed room. Permanent, if suite 1, price, accommodations, ‘kc. Ad . A., Post Office, Washington, D. C. Bo WANTED—At 496 9th street, stats nay- tt enue and D st..up stairs. V ANTED — At Finley Hospital, 25 LAUN- DRESSES. For particulars apply to Stew- ard LOEBER, at the Laundry. dy 17-3t*_ Vy ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID. Also, a DI- NING-ROOM SERVANT. Those who un- derstand. their business; none other need appl Herndon House, corner 9th and F sts. _jy 17-31 W4STED ONCE- D AT ONC TWO HU NDRED HANDS. To embroider linen, muslin and flannel. ‘None but oe class hands, that will return the work, ne ply. Bring sample of work to WM. PRINCE 8 eping and Fluting Depot, 381 F sj opportte | Patent Office. 7. FANTED—A_ first-class BU; on the north side of Pennsylva: n 6th and 13th streets, Address B. H gusk! 8 avenue, iy 15 V TANTEDSA MILKMAN, single or married. Highest gwages given. wy ae this office. Also, a cenpecemtle COLORED _Jy 14-e010t* oll es, Diamonds, Vistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets, Furniture, Clothing. or any article of value. The highest cash rice paid or exchanged for other goods, at Singer’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 th street, three doors north of Penn. avenue. dy 14-1m* We t the new INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, in the W: fash ington Building, Room No. 10, corner of Pen strect, COOKS. LAUN: lyania avenue and 7th RESSES, CHAMBER- MAIDS and GIRLS for all knnds of men and ladies wishing servants will please make jy B-6t* work. Gentle- Applications at thie above office. TANTRD—A good COOK, WAS! WARMER None need apply unless t good recommendations: The bi paid. Apply at N. ACKER’S, 50 street, cor- ner,of 2d. jy W2-tf_ V TANTED.—Two able-bodied discharged SOL- DIERS of good character, and having a com- petent knowledge of Army Cooking, can obtain Ps rmanent situations as Cook By ‘Applying tothe, ev arRor of the ‘Soldiers’ Home Jy 12-7t* {Chron. ita Wine D—A good plain COOK, WASHER and TRONER; ove who is industrious, cleanly, and’ willing to perform her duties cheerfully. None other need answer. To sucha one $12 per month will be given. £150 ath street, Hetwoen Sireet ald New Pork avente. Nort Patwipe W AB tr proportion ATION as nurse or chambermaid, and also plain sew- ing. Has no objection to going traveling with a lady. Address Box 24, Star office. iy 6 ANTED.—A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the Piano morte abe of ref- iven. Apply at No. 525 H st., between eth eat iM ‘sts. hi ee 3-tf ER and they bring} wages will be ANTE ECOND HAND, HURNITU Also. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BE Wise HOUSER ANISIN Side of every CHLY, 406 7th street, pakweed Gand H, eust side. ANTED-TO RENT.—A HOUSE containing from. ing to twelve rooms, north of Penn’a avenue and between 4)z and 18th streets. Address Lock Box 48, City Post Office. One with carriage house and stable preferred. je 15-t V ANTED. WANTED Every lady in the District to know that we have pee the price of Fluting to Six Cents per yard, and warrant our work equal to any done in New York or elsewhere. We daily issno new and aplen- did patterns for Braid and Embroidery. “Make any attern brou: ight us, and bei the only ractionl Rtampers in th the city’ we are able todo better work than elsewhere, We are prepared to furnish the yery best ‘Braids and W Orkin 7 Cottons to our cus- tomers. PRINCE'S Stamping D Depot, F street 3e30-tf opposite Patent office. J. Liab lethides crrizEns ee MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan. Hotel, late Brown's, 362 Pennsylvania avenue, nov 1-tf_ — Washington. D.C. HARLES ies suc ails MERCHANT, RANTES ASS “RE- AIL G ER, end dealer in SUTLERS’ SUP- PLIES. 89 Penna. avenue, between at end 10th streets, Washington, D.C. dy 10-eoly RANGE COUNTY ape DELAWARE ICE Mesers. SLGSTON ca gor OFLIN, LN. suocensors to J. Fussell, corner 13th ington, D. continue to furnish ‘ae favor ite ICE CREAMS? made from Orange Coney os cing that Cream, This house is the Sicons i ry plied Creams manu! factured from aiteer cream. con tania eres Pavil eg wi bes Tet ishmen oe Te saFim = SIGSTON & CURLIN. ——— aan Weiss IMPAIRED EYESIGHT, nati Hitt from infirmity of 2ge, iEkensy oa lity ing eh peryous sy) stem, protracted 8 cknens) or ‘om natural disposi: tion tofar or near sighted- Bi the ‘aneof the cick Smprpved and strengthened e une 0 u a PEBBLE SPECTACLES, mans factared oro enuine Rock Crystal, giving ease and comfort to to the Re optic ber nerve, and suited ac- curately by LIN & £O:, Scientific oa Practical 0; 244 Pa. av., between 12th and 13th ote also, 386 Pa. avenue, National Hotel building. ee ARTIFIOIAL HUMAN EYES sane out causing pain, and made to correspond i cols br, size and motion with the naturalone. je 2” NQ@8te AMERICAN REVIEW, July, es Contents i—The Freedmen at Port Royal; Man- ners and Customs of Primitive Indian Tribes; Charles Goodyear; The Democratic View of Democ- racy; The American. ephemeris and Nautical Al- manac; Duties on Italian Brigandage; Becich the Sneke or iit it; Critical Notises; List of some Recent Publicati ious, jy 12 FRANCK TAYLOR. LOYD’S ORANGE COUNTY ICE OREAM. LLOYD’s ORANGE COUNTY ICE CREAM. Warranted the best in the city, For sale in any quantit; Ys All orders promptly filled. SAMUEL LLOYD, 390 nth street, between and Mass. avenue. _je8-Im* N. H. MILLER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 511 9th street w west, near — vy EE enne vena Teépectfully tn 'y inform his friends and the peti lic generally that he is the, Geerred to all business, auch a8 administe drawing” or Amuesty,<as ell ag all other Oathi yer Tenant vain given in all its 7 Parti fe ae collection of debte and uae is genera spelt! jezt-3m* S““E8 oF Pree PICKS AND ora TOOLS, UMBER, &c., AT PRIVATE SALE. NGINEER Point umbers WASHINGTON, D. Will be disposed of to suit parchaseen eats toni Captain W.H.H. Benyaurd. the Engineer ape ater neg Lor’ OF aise ER YTOOES £¢., wpe the direct tion of Bravet . 5. neers, RGY YARD. Wouh- + 1365, ti + viz: 3) ‘Axes Hatches Bhovele, Picks, Grindstones Basil & in, Blacksmiths’ Tools, Portable Forges, Lum x Will remain subject to sale dal aD Sled Uni ted States. currency on deliv- a Hives are marked on.theartioles, and winthe es are mar! 1 Bivasiggeanr to fer pesca aa cu Ba nt font, loen tho expenses of ol trenaperts, wet. ELAFL Fare” Copp case, daily. Poe SALE.-~A very desirable COUNTRY SEAT. located within three minutes’ walk of the cele- brated ‘Spa’? Spring at Bladensburg, and ten minutes’ walk from the we) t of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Four trains to and ee the city New Frame House, eight too: two acres of ground, with vegetables and fragt in. rofasioe: Emmediate Poneesion. ire of J re ae Letter Otiice. Washington, D. aa 0 =o five roomed HOUSE, Me: 590 N street. between 6th and 7th. y_18-2t' OR RENT— rooms, in good repair. between L st. and New York a A FRAME HOUSE, <uaining ai Iequire 155 4th street, nue. dy 18-3t* © LEY—One large ROOM, | Shitable for three or four gentlemen, with Board, at Kee each: per month, 380 E st., between 10th and 7 Be RENT—2 unfurnished erie 8 for a small family. Inquire on the premier at 53 L st., near 4t one RENT On 7th street, a tw wih with gas. Apply to BB NAHD HAYSS, corner 4th and H sts. {OR SALE—A weil established BUS ee rare chance for a Baker or Confectioner; ‘il health the reason for selling. Apply at, No. 394 Ith street, above K street. y" 18-3t* 0 LET—A twostory brown front Tas HOUSE on 10th street, Island, No. 531 near the corner of E strect, containing 8 rooms. See card on feat Key next door. dy 18-2t [{;OR RENT—HOUSE No. 6% East Capitol street, between 2d and 3d vtreets. For terms, &c.. apply to Mrs. BALDWIN, comer 10th and East Capitol streets. dy 18-3t*_ —The GOOD WiLLand FIXTURES, VOR §. also, STOCK, itredulred. of & paying and well establislied Dry ‘Good and Fancy Store. Reason for selling, the owner intends changin ne eee of business, Will be sold reasonable, ii ied for immediately, at No. 699 8th street, near Navy Yard. y 18. -3t* CR RENT—A two story Brick ROTEES with 8 rooms, passage and large dry cellar; Potomac water, Shade trees, &., in yard; good garden back, lot 53x130 feet; avery desirable. healthy location, 190 High st., Georgetown Heights. Small quan: tity of Furniture for sale. Present occupant ‘eav- ing arty city. Apply for three days on the premises jy oR lok '"—-FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 137 et, Georgetown Heights, Ynquire on the aN Seite rere a relook p.m. jy 17-6t* OUSE FOR RENT—A_ three-story BRICK HOUSE, situated on Massachusetts avenue, near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Enquire of J. FAULTH, next door. Jy 17-3t* Fo SALE—Two two-horse AMBULANCES, entirely new; built by the best minke TS. and will be offered very low. A. BRIDGET, 8 Pate No, 206 238 ste, bot G and il. OR RENT—Six 7 U: ENISE ED, ROOMS, snit- able for housekeeping as and water, yard front, and rear: toa family of three persous without children. Apply at 276 H street, near 18th. jy I73t* OR SALE—A very desiratic RESIDBNOB aid BUILDING LOT in the nore section of the city. For terms, &., apply to W.P. BELL, at Lewis Johnson & Co.’s Banking-house, jy 15-6t ;}OR SALE—A STEAM ENGINE and BOTEE) twenty Horse rere ent one of Pa patent SAW MILLS, a NING and TO} E and GROOVING MACHINE with all the peas nearly new. Any one of the above articles will sold separate. Ppl to GEORGE W. AUPT- MAN ate 547 13th street, between B and Gets Islan plein 8 5-1m ARGE AND. ye RESIDENG E NEAR TEAR THE CITY HALL A’ E SALE. Woe offer at private ee a. Bar rae and desirable RESIDENCE Lh the City Hall—three story and basement, with back building and large yard. The house contains about fifteen rooms, with gas and water throughout, iate possession given. For terms apply to For terms apply t0 545 ¢. McGUIRE & CO., jy 15-6t | Auction and Commission Merchants. Fo RENT—A STORE with fixtures and Tease for sale, on Maryland ayenne, between 9th and 10th streets, Island. dy 14-6t*_ ri ALE—A HOUSE containing six rooms, Ik QE BALES: on which it stands, at the inter- hode Island avenue and P street north, bh and 1th streets west. Apply, on oe section of, between premises. T—A_ first-class TNR URAISTED Foun No. 350 E stmcess bet, 12th. and are i; sremises. EO ote Drranie Bh at., bot! hand 7th strects. a 1t-lw* . RUTHERFORD. OR RENT—A aaiaeeraR HOUSE, ICK HOUSES, and all the fixtures necessary for con- mactns abutcher’s business. Also, two Stalls in ne nts etown Market. Apply at bat mae No. 7 West street, Georgetown, aie ae am authorized to meré af sale one of the most desirable NTRY SEATS inthe District of Columbia. fe contains fifteen acres of ground under cultivation with every variety of fruit, shrubbery aS 4 being within a half mile of Georgetown, D. D.C. The improvements are substantial, and from the jottines of the main dwelling is presented an unrivalled, pictureque pee nery Tem braee, souaiiae of city and river, ith their varied surroundings. i ®*¢. E. GREEN, iy 14-c03t* sy ‘Sth street west. )OR SALE— SUPEBIOR HOU: Quen a oLD FURNITURE, rivate No’ muse n for Tnspection. Will be sold in quantities to suit purchasers, con- sisting i pial nut and Horse-hair Sofas, Chairs Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Painted Seta, Brussels Carpeting, Ol Cloth, are fg: broprictor going N North, L t ees 10th Pas Call after 10 a. Pi Ane, Oy Soda Fountain. jy 14-6t* Fe RENT—Part or the whole of an ae HOUSE, about 15 minutes’ walk from the cars, Georgetown. Location delightful. Rent of the whole house $50 per month. Apply at t Room No. 3, Union Building, next to Grover’s Theater. jy13-6t* Fo SALE —RESTAURANT in vicinit; te of rail- road depot, doing a good business. Buil ing together with stock, fixtures and leave, will bd sold on reasonable terms. Apply second door from cor- ner C and North Capitol st. jy 12-Im* OME FOR RENT—Front room on the first floor over Stinemetz’ q hat store, No. oe Pa, avenue, near corner 13th st. I-tf Fa BALE Teo ine LOTS on Hatreet, poem 6thand7th. Each 21 by 133. Inquire of AN- BREWS & KING, Northern or Centre Market. de 11-2w* OR SALE—Three-story BRICK HOUSE, mith back buildings, acon in =xcellen® order, wi arden and frame stable. Apply on premise: wf st. south and Ist st., Capitol Hill. je 30-f OR SALE—Some of the most identrable aa ever offered in Ni Avy D.C., ok oor . J.C. aces urch lot on cope to the of G and 9th streets. This property can be easily atned onthe alleys.tas alarge sewer runs through the square, and that without cost to chacern: au of ia aeore las tee vacat order o' le tive of the helts of the Inte Arthur ‘Middleton. Airticulats tnauive ‘ot JAMS TOW LES, ero a! ire * op ay Ano si ome ae H, Bernese 8th and 9th ste., he m., -m. ee romani Ga FARM, aes THIRTY ACRE! four mi lea hington, one-and- bait Greak Church, every acre ine representa- Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, een: ‘ EXTENSIVE SALE OF GouD D SILVER AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOI Wy AN Sicove Buttons, Table gad Porket Ouslery, Sitver On FRIDAY, dist igaiant, ‘at 10 o'clock a. m Plated Ware, Tobaceoand Cigars, Hogfery, Linon we shall sell at No. 269 8th strect west, Detween Mand Handkerchiefs, Hinan Drawers, ers, N streets north, general assortment of Purnituro, Biggs: Linen ‘Duste: ps and Fersuimery: conristing s in pa id Note Paper, Enyeélopos, Photograph Sofas, Chairs, Pedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes yin Needles, We will sell, at or Store, THIS EVENING, nnd Looking Glasses, Cooking and other Stoves gontinue every evening until the whole stock i= * China, Glass, Crock re digpored of— ‘ With many other articles wHiich wedeem umice- adies’ and Gente’ fime Gold Watches in 15 and Cottage Setts, Washstands, Window Shades essaty to enumerate, 18 karat cases Terms cash. 50 Silver Lever Watches = iy 19 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 25 Fold Guard and Vest Chains” Gold Pens and = ASOR BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. pale ec pee Seetboee| ie ae Batios 100 Ladiex’ and Gents iw ve Buttona AUCTION SALE OF SIX MILCH COWS. HORS E, | 20 Dozen Sil Plated Table Spoons BGR IARNESS. AND DAIRY UTENSILS, | 99°” do eGo Tea Spoons BUCKETS, CANS, &c.. &t. 2 do do Fork: DAY the 2ist instant, at 120’clock m..we | 5 Be do Castors, shall a at the Dairy of J. H. Hollidge, on P | 2 do Butter Dishes street, between New Jersey avenue and 5th street— i Dozen” Table Cutlery Six very fine Milch Cows do Pocket Knives Horse, Wagon and Harness ito do Dairy Utensils, consisting of Buckets, Cans, &c. 2 do Posie tianderchiets With many other articles too numerous to enu- | 290 do Linen Drawers rorms cash. 1 de Fine shine Ee iy l8d GRHEN & WILLIAMS, Avets. | 5 do Linen Dustera and Perfume: 00 yo oupeand open £0 Reanis Letter and Rote Paper 200 Photograph Albums ¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE 4 & CU., Auctioneers, EEREMETORY SALE OF re A SNUG TWO-STORY RICK vs DWELLIN AND CANT LOT 4 ALONGSIDE, ON SOUT B STREET, BE. | ZBOxe Tobacce | <t TWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND 1ST lemming & Sons’ Needles STREET EAST. tas ps eer Ve On MONDAY ARTERNOON, July 24th, at 63.} od Bi All goods ivesrented’ to Bains renee ae o’clock, on the premises, we shell sell Lotap. 3, | Ce in Square 6S fronting sz fect on south B rest, | PRY J. C. MoGUINE & O0., Auctioncors, between New Jersey avenue and Ist street east, the West half improved by snug two-story brick | GREAT SALE OF BOOKS BY CATALOGUE AT Dwelling House, containing seven rooms and @ THE AUCTION ROOM: kifchen the east half vacant; to beso separately. | | Commencing MONDAY, EVENING. July 10thy at8 o'clock, and continuing each evening thore- ‘Terms: One-half in cash; the remainder in and twelve months, with interest, secured by & | after anti! about 6.000 volumes are soll. The collection consists of Scientific Works, Law, deed of trust on the premises. Title perfect. Theol Og Se History, Poetry, Apt oaemy. Botany egnyevances and stamps at the cost of the pur- Belles-L een Lasgeas cone rap Saray 18. [Int] JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. large number o' iscellancous ookas! in the pa logue is a complete set of Reese’s Cyclopedia, wi B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, the plates. udnbon’s Birds of America—sub- reed a copy; Mons Bayle’s bhp —— TWO NEAT TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS MON oar SIX w Books are: Stowell's State T: on 8. Ri eey roars 8, Maen hh me ‘the valuable repor with a large bum! “a °. - ROOMS BACH, AT AUOTHC lish Law Books end foreign publications ~ On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 2th, at$ | Among the miscellaneous are Bat nincy's writ- o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lots B and ings, and Arthur’s Works, Bohn’s Libraries, to- C, in subdivision of Square No. 567, fronting on ther with a number of books on Agriculture, New Jersey avenue and Ist street, between F and | Gardening. &c.. aid a large namber of hendsomelyr G streets north , 15 feet 4 inches each, ranning back | illustrated books on the Fine Arts, with a ine copy 9% and 97 feet, to a 10 foot alley. of American Edition of Boydeil’s Shakespea: £4 Terms : One half cash; the remainder In 6 and 12 portfolio form, months, with interest secured by a deed of trust Terms cash. on the premises v6 6-ts J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. All conveyance and stamp* at the cost of the Lee B* GREEN & WLLLIAMS, Auctioneers, payment of fifty dollars each willbe required imme ately. ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO AND HOUSEHOLD jy 17-d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 0 aes a eRe ott AO EaLG: N. ah Neh 8] } 5U 7 3 a S he instant, at 10 o’cloc! ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. a. m . we shall sell at the renee ofa a . declining housekeeping, on New York avenue, be- FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT NEAB | tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets north, at'No. T ONG BRIDGE AT PUBLIC SALE. 393. the following articles, viz: On FRID AY AFTERNOON, July 21, at 6 o'clock One Rosewood Case Piano on the premises, we shall sell all of Lot 21 and Mahogany Tete-a-tete Sofa north 12 feet of Lot 22, in square No. 263, fronting on | J,atlies’ and Gents’ Easy Side, and other Chairs 1332 street, between Band C streets, near the Long Marble-top, Center Tab! o OOS go ie pide ut Lot 21, fat einall ee enate Marble: -top Mahogany Bureaus and Washstands Stable. Cottage Bedsteads and Wardrobes ‘Terms: One-half cash; the balance in 6 and 12 Fhree-ply, Lagrain, and other Carpets months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, I t ‘All conveyancing and stampa at the cost of the | Bir, Cotton top. ee ee purchaser. Cook’, Radiator, ane other Stoves yd C.McGUIRE £C0., Ancts, | Bining Tables and Crockery Glass Ware, Table Cutlery, and Toilet Sets Y WM, L. WALL & o CO., Auctioneers. A lot of good Kitchen Requisites AUCTION SALE AM PgTOLEN AND OTHER And many other articles too numerous to enumer- which has remained in ne custody of the Metropol- oe itan Police of the District of Columbia for a period Y WM. L. WALL & @O., Auctioneers. of more than six months. A sale at public auction to the highest bidder, for cattle At public auction to the hanes uidierifor | SALE OF UNITED S1\7ES STREAMERS AT ON. gonsisting of Watches: Jewelry, Clothing, Guns, 11 sell at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, istols, Knives, Trunks, Satchels, Boote, Shoes, | sui ao ose tat 12 ocleck m.’at the Navy Yard, rockery, Wallets and Packages of Money, &c., Washington, p. the following-named * will take place at the Property Rooms of the Police | pelongin Uileecne Navy, Departments Department, No, 483 10th street west, on Ee eee te tae UR IMODORE READ Le 4 NESDAY, 2th of July, at 10 o’clozk a. m. 178 feet; breadth, 33 feet; depth, 13 feet 2 inc cantatas of cylinder, 45 inches; stroke of piston, This sale, authorized by act of Congress of July 16, 1862, will be continued from «lay to day until the articles remaining in the ier dl of the Property ect DE - WHEEL COMMODORE BARNEY — Clerk more than six Seite s designated inacat- | Length, 143 feet; breadth, 33 feet; sepia 12 feet; alogue prepared, shall be soid diameter of cylinder, 38% inches; stroke of piston, Gis cash, ea Fans. "1 ‘ 9 feet Sa Coe es rsops who haye lost money and property, IDE - ngth, 1. feet; bw theft or otherwise, which may be embraced i Rel te » 33 feet, depth 13 12 feet; diameter of cylia- the er, 38 inches as ROPELLER CRUSADER — Length, 169 feet, Tose all claim thereto breadth, 28 feet: asiTac »11 feet; Giameter of cylin- A catalogue of articles to be sold can be examined | der, 23 Inchon: ches stroke at the Property Rooms above eae to. SIDE - WH NSHEE — Steel Plated — EO. HEKRIOK, Property Ulerk. Length, WHEE Thresdth ss feet 8 inches; depth, jy 17-6t WieL. WALL & CO., Aucts. | 32 feet;’ diameter of cylinder, 42 inches; 45 inck ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. su Okeiey a testo’ OER RROEN Te ng. AUCTION SALE OF ae RESTAURANT ON 140 feet; breadth, % feet; depth LF feet 6 inches; dinmetet of of cylinder, 40 inches; ate. h. ura cath. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, catalogue, are hereby notified to call and iden- tify the same nor to the day of sale, or they will 8 feet stroke. ‘ASE. GROUND RENT. ee not By virtue Dia deed of trust dated the ist of | PROP! hy Boot: dent Steet; iamover of cylinder, March, 1865, ‘and duly recorded in liber N.C.T.. | 94 inches; 24 ine! No_ 61, fotios 497 and 498, one of. the land records of | 24 incher:. ELAS Viti acing he, h inches; tuchie; ee art iene Fl CaS stroke. ‘OPELLER HENRY BRINKER—Lenzth, 82 Aa thes 26 feet 7 inches; depth, 6 feet 2 inches; diameter o of cylinder, 181 Bins bens ay-inich strom. breadth, 2 feet, depth. Nba inchs dismoter of et TDE-WHEEL JACOB BELE—Length, 145 feots preaath, io fect dinchess depth, 8 feet; yes cylinder & inches; §-feet stroke. ROPELLER DRAGON — ‘Length, 9 fo breadth Ww foots depth, 9 feet inches; diame! wi | eRe AU aan sk 08 on th, 29 feet 0 inches; the | PS OONBEE WI LATA ‘AGON — Length, 36 Washin, fon county, , District of Columbia, we will sell on barkt RSDAY AFTERNOON, July 3ist, at 6 o'clock, in rant of ae premises, on north H st:, between 17th and 18th sts., one Frame Dwelling, now used as a Restaurant, doing a good business. Terms cash. HOWARD LASHER, Trustee. ly 17-eostkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. ae SALE OF A_TWO-STORY FRAME OUs: N LEASE, GROUND nae, tee T FOURS YRAns TO RUN, CONTAINING TEN GOOD ROOMS. ALSO, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IN SAID HOUSE On MONDAY, the 2th instant, at 40 ‘clock p. we shall sell infront and on tho premises, a m1 f B and 2d streets, near Pennsylvania Svewne and the Capitol, the following articles, viz: feet; breadth Ph leet eptnys gcse dues 113 feet; Bedstoads, Mattresges, Washstands, breadth, 18 je aay lepth, 10 foot 6 inches; di- Pillows, Bureaus, Bedding, Carpets, Chairs, aineter of cylinder inches: 20'inch stroke. Crockeryware, Cook Stoves and Fixtures, Hie abovenamed vessels ite at the Navy-yard Tumblers, Decanters,all the Liquors, Wines, &c. Washington, D. C., where they may be e et fe bo) The above premises are used asa restaurant and | Washington. D. C.. whore they may & tunde~# poe ; logging Louse, known as the Franklin House. ee eee er eatin Gah tin bolinee ate ae ‘erms cas! jy Wi-cod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, | Tpreener. | J.B, MONTGOMERY, ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D.. | 4 &15t Demmonsant. ; CHANCERY, SALE OF_A VERY VALUABLE | GALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMER, VERN AND GARDEN FARM AT TENAL- | Ger Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washi EItOwN, of a deeree of the Supreme Court of the Will be sold at ase eS fay 0, aires. Tes District of Columbia, in equity, made and passed tion n of Captain 5, S. Allen, A Q) M., at th strost. on the 5th day ot saty, 4. ae 1865,in the chancery docket 7, J. irae are ek: al., vs. A. city_ of KE tne gist THURSDAY, July 0th, 1955, at a4 pe: A Seen Ti eoll on M10. tern wheel steamer Reindeer. day of July, A.D. 1865, at 5 o’clock p. m., on the the light-draught 6 i premises B {n Tenallytow: in, D.C. that ery Faluablo Terms—Cash, in Government it ROCKER, prope} + known as Conra ‘avern, ant ie en- Brevet r Gen. a at Gases Josure, containing ten acres,one roodand thirty Majo Perches of land, and described as follows: Begin | 39 10- Depot of Washington. ning for the same at a bound stone standing on the south side of the River road sixty feet. southwest of sponse ofthe original tract ‘‘ Friendship, ’’and run- Ue fates Southw cet oet -two perches; southeast cig ity perches; morn eles rer east, Sureene an three-fourths perches to the orgetown and Fred- erick Pike; thence with said road north 23's deg. reste it six perches, and thence with a straig! t line fo ginning, with the improvements there- "The hotel is nearly new, and the place has beena PAE stat for half iS conty, aa and furnishes a nity for investmen' “erms of gale. are: One-third cash; the balance Y WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF TEN LOTS NEAR ed CITY BOUNDABY AT AUCTI! non By vitae of adeed of trust, dated the November, 1857, and caves recorded in liber J.A- st moe ay folios 187 to 1 of the ls land records or -deot nt} Mia Singita tars tn at Bor ioc infront of of the eenineee Li 4,5, 6,7, 5 pore Sn ine the plas of Todd's subal vision of said square. The ground will be: sold in in lote to suit int ‘ments, at six and twelve months, with interest trom the day of sale, the tte to | PULCHSECTE + ash: balance in six and twolve be retained until the whole purchase money is paid; | months, secured by deed of trust on the promices. and the purchaser may at hi i option pay the whole Conveyancing at th expense of the of the purchase be dail in Fees THO HAS. 3 BERB: Conveyancing, stan Pak ot gee a ‘purchaser. | jy 11 [Intel.) WM. L. WALL & G0. ucts, jOWLING i 5 iy 6-Sta _Untel. vet UAE Y WM, L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers PUPEC SALE OF —, IMPROVED | GUARDIANS SALE. OF SVALUABLE IX- “ . By virtue of authority from the owner, ms will ox- Distr of ceadeues ——, ane vd ae pose to public sale, at Ellaville,upon the premises, ed by the Supreme Court avel Jplye aa SPAY, the 25th d dined Fal ais av clever trick of Columbia. sitting asa Court of Sault + OD ka. m., the I Tame = Cicdhy Bir Quinn, with ten acres of lad atiached | te Sti: day of July, 1805, 1, Kagene Chapin, Case: . thereto. This property possesses many advantages | at jaw of the late Hen: meen = soll 4 for a mest leasant country residence: is most | public auction for cash, in fr health: mirably situated, being within a short | ¢) the 96TH DAY OF "SULY ay if crclock walk of Hy vattevil le Station, on the Baltimore and | fy) an aere moiety. or ‘half part Wi ashin, ton Railroad, is under an excellent enclo- iece or parcel of ground and Improveme situate sure, and ail the, buildings are in first-rate order, | Pices oF parcel of ground ang Aaproy safraiante of and the land is highly improved and ornamented Columb: known on the plats thereof ‘aa that with shrubbery of various kinds. Colbie and Seta rents Fight, im square Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the residue in ur, soa! i tated one and two years, with interest from the day of | BuMbered Bulgelaemetsand buna de Beptoning "Conveyancing and Croat at the cost of the pur- a e ath eons along the 1 the fine of east 8th chaser. Title indisputable, WN. C. STEPHENS, street twenty: six ie the rear men. then ‘weat to Acting for the owners. | P&,PUloy’, said alle twenty-alx fect t olgh tachesy N. B.—Baltimore Sun daily until sale, ot send | ind thence east to place ths account to N.C. Stephens. 1-d_ | game being all the part fore ee oe of and into said aioe Ail conveyancing end stamps at the coat of tho racers = RGR HA PIN. W. L. WALL & C 5 GPFAT SALE OF SERVICEABLE MULES, “ots sito poe as die of Captain C. Hay, AQ. Me, to the ‘ALE OF PONTOON BOATS. ace cin. VAS, AXES, PICKS, SHOVELS, &c., &c. aes thet Sole DEPART NESE, Ton, D. 4, 1865. Will be sold's of public ‘auction, to the ht ghost b a- der under the direction of Brevet Kae the Na Yard, Was a eae Teer the ist day of Au: gon " DLor OF ENGINEER PROPERTY heretofore Wagons, Canvas Boat icks and Bendles, | at Kes Ax 5 , Adzes ani ded beng Bnd handles, Hand Baws, Cross cut Sawa, Porta- | commencing TUESDAY, Ange con- ble Forges, ‘Grindstones, umber, tigaing from day to da: ki tat of ‘Torm ane coat .4n United Btatescurrency. the wer as young emilee, aetierantoa jed the armi ai GENERATE DELATTELD, | Broken ba i by sere aie one jyuta ef Engineer U.9. & FICE oF CANAL See Lf —Notice is hereby given that on sar re. maar at the Bs teot of oe street BY sh the highest bidder for gales Totlock pe a. acd SREIUR.,