Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1865, Page 3

Se SS SSS SE OE A ES SS SS ES SS LOCAL NEWS. * AMUSEMENTS 10 NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—T wo grand perform- ances, in the afternoon at reduced rates of ad- Mission, and evening. Las: time of the drama of “The Chimney.Corner,” and _ the screaming farce of “A Dead Shot,” and Mile @ugusta in a charming dance. , Canterneny.—Ballet, burlesque, songs, the Miaco Brothers m gymnastic ffats, Mulligan as “‘Deorkeeper,” in the “Mask4d Ball,” and other attractions. Matinee this sfternoon. Oxrorp.—Dramatic representations, ballet, burlesque, songs, gymnustics, ytuutomime, &c.y by the entire company, eoncluding with a eap- ital afterpiece. atinee this afternoon. Mirrary Hait.—Free concert saloon, bur- Iesque, songs, ballet, andother attractions, a —— Cexter Market, T AY.—Beef, best cuts, T Ib., He ; neXt, 1502e.; Salt Beef, alse.; Dried f, "a5e. Veal, 25c. Mutton, chops, 25e. ‘Lamb, per Ib., 25c. Pork, fresh, 25c.; corned, 25ce. Bacon, "hams, uncut, 28¢e.; sliced, breasts, 25¢.; shoulders, 2c. Butter, S5adve. Chickens, per pair, 6vc.a31.25. Ducks, per pair, $1. Eggs, per dozen, 30c. Green Corn per -doz., 26a025e. Cueumbers, per dozen, 10c. Green Corn, per can, 6c. Apples, per peck, 40az1.i9; ‘dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., 5c. Turnips, peck, 4va6c. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 40c.; new, 50¢c.; Pea bid peck, $1a$1.50; C tymlins, per doz, Qe. Peaches, dried, quart, 30c. Cherries, lic. Peaches, pk., $i; Blackberries, quart, IWat2e. Raspberries, 30as0c. Whortleberries, 15c. Beans, butter, 30c.; white, 10a12c.; stting beans, 35040c. Radishes, per bunch., 5c. Beets. new, Sasc. Onions, new, $1 per peck.: bunch onious, 5c. 8 Carrots, 5c. Lettuce, per head, dase. apples, 35c. Fish—Kock, large, each, Ie, ae all, bunch, 50c.; _ Halibut, pound, a Bas, 15¢.; Blue Fish, 15¢e., Herrin: 435 dozen, 26a25c.; ‘Lobster, 15e.; Sturgeon, Pike, lb., 20c., Perch, 50c.; Shad, pair, 30a75¢.; Mackerel, Shc. each. Rye, "bushel, $1.23. Corn Meal, $1.20. Shipstnff, 8(a90e. Brown- Stuff, 6c. Shorts, 40c. Corn, shelled, $1.20; in ear, bbl., $5a86. Oats, bush., vac. Hay, per 1 35a. 75. Straw,$1.50a81.75. Clover Hay, $1.75. Small Ducks, 75c.a81 pair. Small Birds, erhb., 50c. Wild Pigeons, pair, 37 4c. BlueWing Ducks, per pair, $2. Widgeons, per pair, $2. . Celery, ee bunch, 10e. Kront, per quart, lc. Geese, $1.50a$2. Turkeys, $3. Venison, fresh, er Ib., 30c. Tomatoes, peck, 60. Plums, qt., 5a2tc. Apricots, box, Sic. Cabbage, per head, 15e. Egg Plants 235c. Watermelons, 30a75c. Laie MArket DEALERS AND THE MEASURES —It is gratifying to hear the dealers in the Center Market suggesting for the public benefit meas- ures that will secure to every purchaser the trne measure for bis money. This morning, several were complaining of the unfairness of measures, and from this conversat.on we learned that many measures haye been short- ened to defraud purchasers. Some have been sealed by the Sealer of Measures, and subse- juently cut down by the dealers; others haye removed a staye from their wooden measures, crinashed their tin measures. The fair denl- ers are in favor of an annual examination and sealing of all measures, the seal to show the date of inspection, as in the Baltimore market. They also suggest that the clerks of the mar- kets be empowered to inspect and seal meas- ures in the markets, and receive the stamp fee in every case; also in favor of a fine of $20 for every aitempt to use a false or unsealed measure. Ifit were pessible for the Sealer of Weights and Measures to attend the market daily, t rauds by short measure be preyent- ed, but in lieu thereof the dealers favor the employment of the clerks to act. Sei y thas re THE Pros T OF THE FRUIT Season.—The on for fruit is fast opening, and already the y crop has reached the market. The ustial forerunners of the season arrived a week azo, and althongh very poor were purchased readi- ly at high rates. ‘The growers shipping to this markit promise an abundant supply of first quality. The growers in St. Mary’s county, Md., who have recently turned their attention to the cnitivation of fruit will ship largely. Now there are nine growers shipping from Plowden,s wharf, in St. Mary's, and Mr. E. J. Plowden himseif, who is extensively engaced in cu ating the peach, plum, pear, appleand other trnit, made his first shipment of fifty-six boxes this week, and notified his consignee to be ready for the reception of 200 boxes first quality fruit next week Req NG ATS A prominent city physician suggests to us. apropes of an item in the Star in regard to accidynts resulting from detective filling up of water-pipe trenches, that we should stir up the city railroad com- panies to defects on their part of the pavement, by which carriage wheels are badly wrenched and frequently broken. He says he has suf- fered to the extent of a few wheels on south Seventh street, from Maryland avenue tothe river. We notice laborers at work on the track on Seventh street north, and doubt not they will shortly reach the point complained of, Crorera Monsts. <Yeaterday morning, about ten o'clock, a clerk in Stanton Hospital, named Dubois, fell at the corner of 6th street and Louisiana ayenue, Suparenty in great agony, from cholera morbus. Such relief as could be afforded was instantly rendered, and the snfferer was taken by Ghhiser McCOolgan and conveyed to Stanton Hospital. His con- ditien was supposed to be very critical. Swivprine.—Elias Cohn wis arrested by officer Barkley yesterday, on a charge of swindling W. Townsend, col., out of a silver watch and gold chain. Townsend left the watch and chain with Cohn to be repaired, and it appeared from the evidence that when he went for his watch Cohn gave him the watch and a brass chain, Justice Drury held Cohn to bail for court. THE Corpo x Orpixaxces.— During this week Justice Thor.pson, in the Third Ward alone, has issued about 150 warrants against persons for failing to comply with city ordinances by obtaining their ticenses. Most of them have been seryed, and so far about one Aalf the number have answered the writs and paid the costs. » CuarGe or PrickinG a Pocke?T.—Last night officer HeIbrook, of the Second Ward, arrested William Riley npon the charge of picking the pocket ot A. Wilkinson, of .sum of money, amount not ascertained. Justice Drury sent the accused to jail for court. tooo CITY ITEMS. Jewetnry, JEwELry.—Just received some- thing new and beautiful in the jewelry lite at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penn’s ave., near 4\ street, jy2u-2t* ————— You can’t open Your L1Ps, Ladies, without revealing whether you use the Fragrant Sozo- dont, or not. No occasion for words. Your teeth and breath speak for you. The lustre and purity imparted to the dental machinery by that peerless fluid, and the fragrance it gives to the mouth, cannot be realized by the use of any other article accessible to the bnman fami- ly. jy 18-eo3t + MARRIED, Gn the 20tu_instant, by Rev. Dr. Finkel, Mr, GOTTLOB STOLPP E < ooo aGee to Mrs, FREDERIKA { Philadelphia papers please copy.} kg ——_ce+ DIED, On Thursday, the 0th inst., CARRIE LINCOLN, youngest daughter of Foster and Caroline Henshaw, ged 4 years and 6 month The funeral will take place this (Saturday) after- noon at 2 p.m. from No. 469 Virgi avenue. Tho friends of the family are inyited to attend. On the 2ist inst., of u short illness, ELIZABETH A, in her 29th year, wife of Th a and Seri dabehter of John Cumberiand, Esa. qdlez funeral will take place from her late reai- . M street. between % oth and 26th, to-morrow, ay)at4o% p.m. Relatious'aud friends pectfully invited to attend. « e ast insts ant. piter. along and painfn) in- ness, PATRICK MCKENNA, native of the County Caven, Ir shut for tbe last forty years u resi- dent of this city. His funeral will take place to-morrow (Su Pe 4 o'clock, from his y) tate residence, tinst., ANN MARIA CLARKE. aged ? 8 days. douchter of Edward and Jane Wisef the family are invited to attend ease = am Ne — ny of her grand pare nts. Street south (Nav: nm Sund Beat ah at soci kp. mi eee Ts oth of July, at Grafton, Va. sone RELLY. acais, RELLY. @ native of Georgetown, Se GEES TURTLE 30UP EVERY DAY, AT KIPP & PHILLIPS’ CRYSTAL By “rPanie STAURANT, 380 DSTREE. HILADELPHIA 4 AND POR' PE HILADELPNE TAGE BE. ER. NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS CIDER. PREMIUM M MINERAL WATERS. T destge to call the attention 8 in the vicinity of W sshingeon tet Gent ae ©., to the fact that Thave constantly on hand a sup- ply of the above enumerated artioieg, Those wishing to purchase on the most advanta- geore terms are invited to call at my establishment and examine the goods, Upon timely notice, 1 will dellver the a: ree ased iu any part of weectinatos. er G RILEY A. SHIN Greene st rzetown, Dc MOKE Saviano AND rE KEMEDILES for unplessant .nd da: diseases Use HELM OLS “rms f and IMPROVED ROSE WASH "Union Ratton Depot, NO at Je5- Im Chroe ‘9 Per LBD SFY ce og SE ieee na ee - ~ 3 PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, é&c. WANTS. 7 OU WILL BE PLEASED W this to Rnow that the Harness Makers of neeP Washington will give eS 1c At §. Fae, STREET PARK, Ox THURSDAY, JULY 2771, 1865, conan ms octoe Fitts ick: ents, admi’ Committee ~ Arrangeme nts Sates oe LE ian rr: H. eee ayaa Gomtard, Wm. McElwee, A: Millers) morn ue re sk ATRRTION EXCURSIONISTS !— BREMAN WIGMAN take this opportunity of informing Excursionists and others that GLY MONT has been repaired and refitted, and is now in good order to receive Parties, &c, For particulars, &c., apply at the Potomac Ferry Co.'s Office, foot of 7th street, on Mondays, from 2 to4 p. m.; or ‘address. is at Box 256, Al xandria, GPANDE EXCURSION OF THE FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY, TO GLYMONT. The members of the Friendship Fire Company, of Alexandria, take pleasure in in- forming their friends and the uplic that fos oan MS an Bey TUG ON ESDAY, aly 25th, on the meaner Wi awasset, eee Washington af 7o’cl’k = mn. pone one at8 and 12 m.; returning about 9 o’cloc ‘A section of the. United: States [Marine Band of Music has been engaged for the occasion, and din- ner, ee &c., will be furnished on the roun erricke ets for a gentleman and lady $1. tickets for ladies, 50 cts. Every endeavor will be made to make this an agreeable and pase excu.sion, and all necessar7 precautions will be taken to preserve the strictest order and decorum. BF No boats allowed to land on the ground. ae and Georgetown Firemen are cor- ally invite jy 22-1m* Single Committee of Arrangements.—B. Clarkson, R. Toniinson, W. Silverman, Geo. T. Whittingte Clark, Smith, F. Davis, L. Bi alker. N. Nowland. H. i Miartin, Jonn Powell. pXC JRSION a GLYMONT. NcKENDREE SABBATH SCHOOL willgive an Excursion to Glymont on THURS- Le , July 27th, on the steamer AWASET. Good music may be' Me ected . e eeeeee furnished on the boat and ground at city Tickets $1; Children half price. The steamer will leave her wharf, at the foot of 7th street at 8}; o’clock a. m., calling at Alexandria both ways, and return before dark. No pains will ba 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 member of the Committee: Fred. L. Harvey, Z. Jones. L. W. Worthington, J.M. Davis, George Thomas jy 18-8t* GEORGE JUENE ES LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE. GARDEN, Corner of 4th and E sts.. Capitol Hill, Washington, D. DANCING EVERY MONDAY. Admittance to the Pavillion 25 cents. jy 17- Im* ROF.J. W. KREIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, PARKER'S HALL, Penn. ave., between 6th and 7th. Opposite Metroelitat Hotel. Prof. KREIS begs leave | tor announce to his for- Mer patrons and the public in ge neral that at the request of a great many of his pupils as well as others, he will continue his classes during the snmmer season. Days and hours of Tuition for Ladies, Misses, a prnaterey oe ednesday aud Saturday afternoons, from 0 5 07 Gentlemen’s Class, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- aay evenin; rivate instructiens given to suit the conve- niences of the pupil. For further information apply at or address a note to the Academy, or Room No. 18 Washington Building corner Pa. avenue and 7th street. The Hall can be rented for Private Parties and Soirees. my 19-tf_ SCHILD’S RORHSO SUMMER GARDEN, Pa. av., bet, $¢ and 4th sts. Stcapitel Hill.) The largest Garten in the the District. Open FREE “CoNCEES iy SRQOTING GALLERIES, Refreshments of an kinds in nico arbors. _Liberal te terms to pic-nic parties, my 1: 13- ‘3m Doo7’® cHomas PF. MAURY'S OFFICE, Corner 434 and C streets. iy 17-6t* AVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME MR. WIL- LIAM MARBURY, as a copartner in my busi- ness, it will in future be conduc ted under the firm and style of J. Thos. Davis & € J. TH DAVIS, Whoies: aler in Salt, ‘0. 23 Water st., Georgetown, D.C. Georgetown. op. C., duly 15, 1855. jy 18-iw* pi everal very good SECOND-HAND | ranging at prices from le to MASE ane emi and aes N an VU. yO) rent. ! OFSeSJOHN EF. ELLIS, jy 18-3t 306 Penn. es oBr near loth street. BATHS BATHS!!! G. C.G. SAUR'S GREAT NATIONAL BATH HOUSE, Corner E street and New Jersey avenue, Washington, D.C. Having just completed the building of the Jargest and most superb Bathing Establishment in the United States, with all the modern improvements, I will open the eame on MONDAY next, July 7th inst., hoping that by strict attention te business this establishment may receive the patronage of my friends and the public in general. iy 17-2w* Joseru REYNOLDS 4 CO. LUMBER s, Gas AND STEAM FITTERS, NO. 500 NINTH ST., NEAR AVENUE, » Have just received, and will constantly kee hand, the largest and best assortment in the ci Chandeliers, “Brackets; Drop Lights, Tarablons Glass Globes, Mica and other Shades, and all ar- ticles in this line, from the best establishments in New York, Philadelphia, &c., which will be sold on the most re othe VANGES, FURNACES and FIRE-BOARD We are preverea to furnish the best RANGE in ywhere, on ver: remoma le eae Hotels, rants, &c., are invited to call e do all kinds of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS pom tly and cheap, as also everything in the BING line in i most satisfactory manner, Cc: An and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains. Kuper Closets, Wash-stands, Basins, &., &c., ‘the 9th street, near Yennsylvania avenue, t! al ficges establishment in the city. 2-eott z z ABI NEASI TEAS! THE FIVE CENT a ADVANCE Having made ercseenents with an a house in New York to supply me with TEA: I now offer to the trade a fine assortment “i BLACK, GREEN and JAPAN TEAS of all grades. on the above system, which has prov 1 attractive in all Northern cities. Ali Tees cold st Aye (5) cents per pound advance over New York prices. W. CORWIN BURGY, Sole Agent for Thurston, Hall & Co.'s. celebrated Water, Boston, Milk, Graham and Butter Crackers, 14 North Charles timore, Md. my 29-6wif™ ERKELEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. This WATERING PLAOE is situated in Morgan county, ro ee cre end she miles from Sir John tation on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 130 miles west of Baltimore. From the first of June until the first of October, visitors arriving on the trains will find Good Coaches to convey them to the Springs. This is the only Boaters Watering Place which is connected with all the princi Cities in the United States, by uninterrupted lines of Railroads aud Steamboats, and which, situated in a high and heulthy mountain district. is only five hours distant from Baltimore, six from Washington, and ten from Wheeling, the Trains passing three timings daily. There is also Telegraph communication from the Springs. with all the principal Cities East and Nest. The improvements are extensive and ele- The BATHS, including every variety, SPOUT, sHOW eon and SW imMIN BATHS, are u The Gentlemen's Pool is sixty feet long and con- tains £0.000 gallons. The Hotel will accommodate five hundred _per- sons and is fitted up with every attention to fub- stantial comfort, is lighted with gas, and is fur- nished with Yair and Spring Mattresses. About one half of the rooms are arranged in suits of two three four, expressly for convenience of families. As a remedial agent the water has maintained a high reputation for more than acentury. Its nat- ural temperature is 74deg. Fahrenheit, and long experience has tested its efficacy in man: ‘disorders, of which the following may be mention em go ment cf the Stomach with arses secu ble digestion; Gravel and pera on of the Bitaee; Nervous Disorders, especially those oe ay to fe- males; © hroni¢ Diarrhoea, Bronchitis anu !cal ie. In Rbeumatism the Bath is considered as fic, and persons suffering from a long resi. dence in warm, low and damp climates, will gener- Gnd find it a complete restorative. entlemen wishing to spend the Summer in the Mountains with their families will Oud at Berkel every facility A health and pleasure that art an —e re can afford he Hotel sty be opened for the Season, July Sth, Passengers leave Baltimore aby tee Baltimore and Ghio Railroad for Sir John’s Ran, at9a.m. and +2 B = arriving at the Springs in six hours. Sere ee apply to the undersigned, at the Gs B.CQLEMAN, Esq. of Evtaw louse stuimore. On T. TRRGO, eol0t prietor._ RoW f AMER. GAN REVIAW, July, 1 15 — Contents :—The Freedmen at Port ERAS ners ‘und Customs of Primitive Indian tribes; Charles Goodyear; The Democratic View of Democ- cy; The Americar Ephomeris and Nautical a Duties on Exp Mallen Brigandsge, nake,or Rin Ovitical Notices; 1 Becent Pv ublicaltons: HBSNCE TALLOB WV Anata Fo Woman COOK immediately, Apply at T. POTENTINI’S, 279 Penn'a See re Sener Apply to MORGAN & sin Inquire at the W sshington Jarl. v can {Apply immediately at 407 1 niet OOK and STEWARD WANTED for a sea-go- & RAIN ART, foot of G st jy22-2 THREE FIREMEN WANTED for a sea- foot of G st. WAiiniteat th BRICKMASONS aaa. IOHN McCOLLAM. V ANTEDSA good PASTRY OOOK, (Ameri- hear corner fof i}th and I, or address a Woods, Washington, D.C. jeg steamer. Partics applying must present SUMINEWA RT. toot ot @ xt Apply to 5g SeS) Bucs -AYERS WANTED—Two good BRICK- RS. Good wages and steady employ- ment. Apply at_No 29. Lingan. street, George- town, or at No. 987 7th street, Washington D.C. jy 22-3t* Brickidye? Sot Butice, WANTED IMMBDIATELY—At No, Se Tith street, between L and M streets,a WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron. iy 2-€f Ww NTED—By a pscnelt lady, just from. Paris, BOARD and LO NG in.a French family Please address Box 28 Washington P.O. jy 21-2t* ANTED.—A YOUTH to work tm a Billiard Saloon, Apply toJ. L. ey eee avenue, WANDA WOMAN‘ to cook. Gans but a ood One need apply. Inquire at No. 362 C street. hetween 4g and 6th, next to bath-house. Jy 21-1w* V 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Three good CAR- PHNTERS at 470 G street, between 6th and 7th gtrects. None but good Carpenters need wage Jy 21-3t* ES G. ELL V OMAN WANTED—One that understands Cooking. , Washing and Ironi German or Colored preferred. Apply to Mr “HUN, jgorice of let and C streets, 2t* WAX: eS SITUATION, by a Sane FOR SALE AND RENT. ————— UENISHED R@OMS FOR RENT—For rent, rnished ROO: cemeictnia and well fu: at No: 450 12th st., bet. G and H sts. is ono of the most st desirable in the elty. _ap 13-tf ce RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALETA aT, desirable two-story and OUSE, containing thirteen rooms, in one of fhe best loca- Hone in the city. ‘The rent is the mest moderate in Washington. ‘or further information sony at ip Star office counter. 13-1 FLOR RENT—A HOUSE, No. STON rere = {tween 6th and7th streets. Key left next door. iy 2-2t* Foe RENT—That desirable three-story BRICK }/ No. 181 Washington street, Georgetown. with Rooms, water, gas and garden. Furniture will ei ca Lor sold with it. Apply after 5 p.m. Fs SEEWISA yery desirable FURNISHED HOUSE, on Bridge street, Georgetown, cheap, until December Ist. Cars run by the door, For R rticulars call at Crockery Store, 124 Bridge at, prgetown. iy 2 For® RENT-—A nearly new Frame HOUSE on al street, opposite the Park Hotel. Suitable for any kind ot usiness. Formerly occupied as a Res- taurant. Inquire of W. H. se TIRES, at Webb & Beveridge 's China Store, Odd Fellow’s Hall 7h street. 2-3t* OR KENT.—Unfurnished ROOMS, at No. 117 et SS between 19th and 20th: streets. iy 21-3 For RENT-—A two-story new BRICKGHOU: SE, five rooms and kitchen, on New Jersey avenue, bet een K and L streets south. See bane on front: Key next door. y 21-3t* OR RENT—A good BUSINESS Tee fixtures.) suitable for giinee a confectionery or shee or clothing store. Apply at 569 7th street east, Navy Yard, to LOUIS WEBER. __ iy 2I‘1w Wy. OR SALE. Ee gated AND — MILL, HORSE PO now in _ use, saa 100 acres ane WwW ite Oak Timber, averaging 20,000 feet of Lumber per acre, 17 miles from Georgetown, on direct line of the Metropoli- RR, of several ‘ience in the mannfactre wef Alco and Porter, Radene a wef en nellroad, Inauire of | CASTER, 6 Pa. ave., Was een —Jy 2-2t jy21-3t* Tockville, Maryland. ANTED THMEDIATELY— aS 323 oth street. an experienced C 0 Also, a CHAMBERLATD, who understands her business. ANTED TO RENT—Dy a person about to en. e in marketin: abou four acres o} GROUND, witha PLAIN HOUSE, situated with: in four miles of Washington or Georgetown. igs addrese J. H.N., Georgetown. D. Ge jy 2 y ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good Sort to runerrands and make himeclf ‘useful about the store. Only such which bring good reference need to inguire. Apply at 305 Pa. avenue, be- tween a and 10th ts M. OPPENHEIMER. Jy 21-3t NURSE, that under- V ANTED—A WHITE stands eS Apply at 372 C street, cor- ner 473 dy 20-3t* ANTED-A GIRD to do general hous ‘ke W ‘Aiynb on Rhode Talan “13th ar Mth Streets, egies h V ANTED—By r _ dy 20-3t Ww: ANTED TO HIRE—A WOMAN to goin the country, 334 miles, to @ook and Wash. One that willsuit good wages, will be given.) Inquire of Magruder, Beall ‘o., Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store, No, 398 D street, Hetwecn eth and 7th floor. jy 20-3 ANTED—At the Government Hos: = for the Insane, one BAK , two single WOMEN as attendants upon pa‘ients, and one DRIVER of an ox team. Jy 18-6t W ANTED—A BELL HANGER and LOCK- SMITH. Inquire at No. 414 D street, be- tw sone and7th strects, sign of the Big Gun. iy 18-Iw* NTED—FURN Good seamstress. ences ‘given. Address Box 24, Star office. APARTMES a quiet, healthy, here are no other board- A sitting and bed room. Permanent, ifsuited. pleasant locality. wher ers {OR SALE—GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Provision Store, No. 371 10th nef two doors above L st. iy 23t* Gee WILL AND FIXTURES OF re Clothin; ¥ Store for aate.” Inquire at 650 11th at, wharf, hington, Fo. SALE: RESTA “Tint Ward, on ony are avenue, between 21st and 22d street, No. Particular reason for sell- ing. (Call and see. ‘jy 20-3t* OR LE—Two HOUSES and LOTS, pityeten 92 i street. between 12th and 13th. Yard. Will be sold to suit the purchaser. Yngaire on the premises. Jy 20-6t™ FY RNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Honse No. 437 Sth street, opposite City Hall, containing ten rooms, well furnished, gas throughont. In- quire on premises. Also, for sale, Lot No.9, in Square 485, 8th strect, Island. Inquire as above. RES OF A WELL iE tan AND FIXT located CIGAR STORE, doing a good and thriv- ing ness, is offered for sale. Any one desirous of going into business, with a small amount of capi- tal. will find this an advantageons chance. Satis- factory reason given for selling out. Tnantre at the Star office. dy 20. }OR RENT—For the ensning year, a FARM. containing about Wactes. This Farm is bean: fifully altuated, about three ani a halt (34) miles from the Navy Yard bridge. on the Marlboro road. For further particulars app! ee to Mrs. TRIMBLE. on the premises or A. orner ith and M streets, near Navy SALE—A GREAT ESTABLISHMENT, AND FIX Tyee. —The well-known Mechanic? Hall,” situated on Maryland near the Capitol Garden, west. Attached to it is a large Saloon, two Bar-rooms, Di rooms, Summer-house, with cellar; Summer en, Stables. a Stage, with complete Soeneri abie for performances to both sgloon and garden. and half an acre of ground, with,many trees. “location, price, accuiumodations, &c- Ad: |" Reason for elling, sickness in tamil . F.A., Post Office, Washington, D.C. Price very moderate. Has t _Apply on the grounds. iy 20-3t* BD AT ONCE— OR SALE Corner Penna avenue and isch st, TWO HUNDRED HANDS. & PHOTOGRAPH ESTABLISHMENT, wit! To embroider linen, muslin and flannel. None but | stock and fixtures, doing a good business. first-clacs hands. that will return the work, need | factory reason given for-selling. Apply immesti- apply. Bring sample of work to WM. PRINCE'S | ately. Jy 19-2 emping and nt one wax Gold and Silver Watches, rae. Pawnbrokers’ Tickets, Furnitu Clothing. or any article of value. The highest cash price e pald or exchanged Korot, ods, at Singer's ewing Machine Agency, 2 dh street, three a north of Penn. ener 90 jy 14-Im* the new INTELLIGENCE ICE, in the Washington Building, Room 10. corner of Pennsylvai avenue and 7th street. COOK: LAUNDRES: CHAMBER- MAIDS and GIRLS for all kinds of work. Gentle- men and ladies wishing servants will please make Fluting Depot, 381 F st., opposi MAN, single or married, iven. Apply at this office. jy 14-e010t* ANTED.—BOOKKEEPING or WRITING of any description desired by a young man who has had some experience in Quartermaster and Com- missary Departments. Address Bookkeeper, 257 Sth street, Washington City P.O. jy T-co3t* Waste a respectable girl,a SITUATION u nurse = ie a sand also plain sew- ing. Has no objection to going traveling with a ludy. Address Box 24, Star office. 8 ive WANTED. —A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the Piano Forte. Best of ref- crencet PAven: Apply at No. 526 H nt between 6th and 7th sts. r 13-tf D-SECOND HAND TURNITURE. MIRRORS, CARPETS. BEDS, BED. DING and nd HOUSEF UBNISHING GOODS of every description, . BUCHLY, 406 7th street, jo 8-tf between XG and H, east side. Agheet awazes: Also, a respectable COLORED MAN, F%. RSALE-—A very desirable COUNTRY SE. Ae located within three minutes’ walk of the cele- brated “Spa” Spring at Bladensburg, and ten minutes’ walk from the Depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Four trains to and from the city daily. New Frame House, eight rooms, two aeres of ground, with vegetables and fruit in en, Tinmediate ession. Ingnire of J. EM- NTS, ae Letter Office, ashington, D. oe jy 19 4 A ae One 1 large ROOM, Suitable Ss three or four gentlemen, with Board, at #35 each per month, 380 E st., bet lth we HED HOUS 137 etown Heights. Inquire on rlock p.m. Jy 17-6t* FOE SAGR SA pong lesiable RESIDENG 1B and BUILDING LOT in the northern section uf the city. For terms, &., apply to W. P. BELL, at Lewis Johnson & Co.'s Banking-house. jy 15-6 Fe SALE—A STEAM ENGINE and BOILER, reent eae power, and one of Pago’s patent SAW MILLS, a PLANING and TONGUE and Shooving, Sia {CHINE with all the machinery, nearly new. Any one of the above articles: will be sold separate. Apply to GEORGE W. HAUPT- MAN, No. 647 a street, between B and C sts., Trinnd. jy 15-Im* Fo SALB—RESTAURANT in vicinity of rail- road depot, doing a good business, Buil ogether with stock, fixtures and lease, will bd cold on reasonable terms. Apply second door from cor- ner C and North Capitol st. jy 12-Im* O* FICE FOR RENT—Front room on the first floor over Stinemetz’s hat store, No. 234 Pa. avenue, near corner 13th et. jy 11-tf Fob RENTS West street, the premiscs after 5 0 \ ee TO RENT.—A HOUSE containing from nine to twelve rooms, north of Penn’a avenue and between 43¢ and 18th streets. Address Lock Box 48, City Post Office. One with carria; house and stable preferred. Jo 15- if V ANTED. WANTED. Every lady in the District to know that we have reduced the price of Fluting to Six Cents per yard, and warrant our work equal to any done in New York or elsewhere. We daily issue new and splen- did patterns for Braid and Embroidery. Make any ya brow, EE us, and being the only practical ‘tampers in , We are able todo better work than elsewhere. @ are prepared to furnish the very best Braids and Working Cottons to our cus- tomers. PBINCE’S Stampin ee . street, Je30-tf opposite Patent office. PERSONAL. N A DAME MARSHAA isat the Washington Build- ing, corner of Pennsylvania ave. and 7th st., Room No. 10. Is prepared to tell the presen past and future events. iy 20°3t* 7 J. Ledeen Succe: o H. F. poo & Co., * CITIZENS: SUN MILITARY MERCHANT TAILOR, Biers ites Hotel, tate Brown's, Pennsy lyania ‘gvenue, nov 1-tf Washington. D.C. Curron : HELLEN, Late Paymaster U. 8. Navy, ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION OF CLAIMS BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Claims for Prize Money, Lost Clothing, Bounty, Back Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper- ty attended to promptly. Office 29 434 street. Post Office Box 498 Wash- ington city, D. c. je7-6m. oie ws EAK IMPAIRED IYESIGHT, Ori pating irs from infirmity of age, general debility of the nerrens y stem, protracted sickness, or from natural disposition to far or near sighted- be restored, improved and strengthened by the use of the celebra BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, manufactured from uine Rock Crystal, giving ease and comfort to the ie optic: TIN kao sui serine curately by Scientific Ea Practical O; ticians, 244 Pa. av., between 12th and 13th sts.; also, 358 Pa. avenue, National Hotel building. olin ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES insorted out causing pain, and rade to correspond in colbr, size and motion with the natural one. je9 513 JOHN D. EDMOND & C@., 51 3 513 7th street, between D and E, NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALER* IN BUILDER'S, BLACKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD & GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Horse-shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, Axletrees, Nuts and Washors, Anvils, Vices, Split Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we offer at 513 (feb 15-1y] 513 I CE. ICE ICE. livery of the pure BOSTON FRESH POND ICE. Cut and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes and Shovels, Picks, Axes, Rope, Glue, THE LOWEST CASH PRICE, We have completed our aries tau for the de- We sell_no other. We have one, price for the Beason, Ye deliver prompt, Ve require our drivers to give exact weight. ‘eneyer fail to sup- ply in the heat ofsummer. We ask eutberst Patron- ege and assure you a constant su] TT VORLER & s ap — Tenth street ‘OSTER & CO,, $34 D street, "CHEAP FAMILY bkoce i received a fing stork of HA TTER, Eues, COFFEE, SUGAR: ow aH we will sell ut the very lowsat prices. We respectfully invite our customers and the public % call and examine the Goods and ‘abet Nia re D atre pee ey HES Sieg meted HREE ASS are gt ber ——— BILLIARD ABLES, ipeaciy new,| which he will of yory low. Inguire at the Bu lard room, corner lith et. and Pennsylvania av. mo M4-tf ‘OB SALE—Two fine LOTS on H strvet, between 6thand 7th. Each 2k by 133. Inguire of AN- 2 KING, Northern or Centre Market. Fee SALE—Three-story BRICK HOUSE, with back buildings, Latega in axceeae order, with arden and frame stable. Apply on on premises, cor, § st. south and Ist st., Capitol Hil Je 30-Im* eo SALE—Some ‘of the most desirable LOTS ever offefed in Washingthn, D.C., in Square 375, commonty called the Asylum Square. All these lots are on 10th street west, from the corner of G street north up the line of 10th to H strect, round the corner of H street to Asylum lot on H'street; thence to corner of H street and 9th to Mr. Mor- sell’s new residence. Also, the lot Somediately a sprbing and south of the residence of Mr. Galt. Also, the lot on gih street west and adjoining the Rev. J. C, Smith’s Church lot on the south to the corner of Gand 9th streets. ‘This property easily drained on the alleys, asa large sewer rans through the square, and that without cost to pur- chasers. All-of the above lots will be vacated at the proper time by order of the legal representa- tive of the heirs of the late Arthur Middleton, Also, interior lots on said square. For further particulars inquire of JAMES TOWLES, Prop- erty Agent, office 490 H, between 8th and 9th ste., atlo ‘clock p. m., and from 4 to6 p.m, iy 8-tf (Chronicle. GARDEN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES, four miles from Washington, one-and- e-halt miles from Rock Creek Church, every acre in a nine state of cultivation, ‘he improvements are 8 TWO-STORY FRAME USE, Barn, @ 1 out-houses necessary to a demfortable country residence, and fronts on the ”) road; is well fenced with new post water ins pb inaacee and, altogether, nts we be found esirable in- y the Pee tention of persons de- yestment, and wo! siring @ pleasant country residence. ‘Twenty acres of meadow, the balance in vegeta- bles, with a splendid crop of fruit—comprising, Peaches, Pears’ Apples Cherries, &c. Possession given will be immedintcly, should the urchaser buy the rout crops, together with farming utensils, and the stock necessary and now ured to work the farm, my 30-2m* EMANUEL LACEY. iH, La JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Oni me: 611 9! 3 ee weet pear ent “ahs pa: eopeetfal inform his friends a1 ) lic generally that he is now eerie to all business, such as inistering the 9 Amnesty as well as_all tear Oaths, Sraw! pe Leases, Deeds, Wills, Power of Attorney, Landlord anc *Penant Notices, &c. Legal wat ice given in all its branches without charge. 7” Particular attention aes to the collection of debts and claims in general je24-3m* 486 SPBING eee MARERITER’S, NO. 486 SEVENTH STREET, DEALER IN CHOICE STOCK ond INTERIOR ADORNMENTS, MBRACING PAPER HANGINGS, los and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and ow ee iced Paper Hangings, Berders, Statue. Gens ite Petts, Ger omibraciug the Largest and Hand: somest in the District. WINDOW SHADES. Buff, Green, Pink, Layender, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window Shades, a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Tassels, &c. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Silk ia Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizes Se colores ‘a beautiful assortment. Pio- ture Rings, N: OVAL ‘pIdTeRE iokig ala The largest peorsoent of District, warranted to be gilde ities sold ane. Also, a variety of Dark Wood Frames, with a va- med Stock of small-sized Oval and Carte de Visite Tames. ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS. i A few choice Engravings and Paintings always in store. Orders for Paper Hanging and Windo: shades Punctually attended to, and “oxccuted in the be manuer, in city or country. @# Terms cash for 486 erent _je8-3m* Pp RLE! ‘BANCAIS,; a rocket | Manual, of French Convers#’.on. nt se Bees, Troe i and Black Bass of the Northern States; by K. B. Roosevelt, Tobias =. ison a eure of fe ‘reat Re- bellion; by Jere Cle: or Labor. MANKEITE. 486 Seventh StReEr, z doers above Odd Fou’ IGHT, M. n the SPEECHES OF JOHN b an Rueesanct on by Amer: sca Question, wi | Frank Boor PRANOK TAXLOB, per Silver, Gola and Mere ry by} ite Be. 3 Appleton’s Railway Guide f for July. Mistake. Blackwood’s posagenine I for zune. GH ivale’s ponrersien oh ithe eo Boman nite eee igri taal we $7 eer ae LUSIVE barter OF THE READY eet, CONCLUSIVE TUID Ee waite Dciaiaeiatiies tas U8 }. Dispensatory. oar see FOR SALE AND RENT. EAStEaN SHORE FARMS, The readers of the Star will recall a series of articles written by the editor, concerning the salubrity of the climate, sstkepedy 4 ofths soil beauty of the country, and the many other advantages ‘an attractions of the vicinity of Cambrid; tec. Dorchy ter county, Eastern Shore of Maryland. Since the articles referred to were published an agency hae Leen established at Cambridge for the sale of Beal Estate, and the following are a few of the many de- sirable pro og offered: ARM OF 420 ACRES, known as “Delvatr, situated on Jenkins Creek, a few hun- dred yards from the Great Choptank River; miles from Cambridge. Single storied Dueling, 4 rooms and kitchen, with four attic sleeping apa’ ments. Two tenant honses, one containing 4 ravmas, the other 2 rooms. Two barns, 40x40, thres! shed and har loft, sheds for stock. corn how dairy. ice house, and other out-b of wood, balance fertile and under abundance of fruit for family pur) Peaches, Pears, Plums, Apricots, C| rants, Raspberries, two beds of Sie. Strawberries. Good water; running stream in each field. Soil, arich loam, with yellow clay subscil. Plenty of marsh for dressing. Landing on the place. Su- perior oysters bedded within 50 yards of the house An abundance of game in season. A very desirable farm. Can be divided advantageously, giving beautiful site for another residence on the bank of k. BVA very desirable property, Price A TRACT OF 460 ACRES of ship tim- . Will be sold either in bulk or in two parts; one of 317 acres, the other of 243. Several geutle- men eng: in the timber trade here looked upon this tract with favor, the only objection being the price. It can be now bought ata figure Sie r- akly ee the es at which it hasbeen held No. 33. OF 97 ACRES, situated on LeCompte’s creek hich empties into LeCompte's Bay and the Choptank. ‘a short distance below the Place. A part of the original ‘*Garden of Eden,”” and adjoining the home Sento of W.1. Wal- Tach. an editor of Washington Star. balance “Byneres wood; under good cultivation.” A single atory "Dwelling, 30x18, barn, corn house, stab l new. G yer, Oysters: bedded. x oun orchard of “Fe nd openeh trecs in good ri caring cqndition ice RM OF 1523, ‘AGRES, onthe Buck- Aol eh thes miles from Cambridge. New two- story Frame Dwelling, seyen rooms, kitchen and store-room. Stable, carriage-house, two corn- houses, poultry houses, smoke-house, and all neces- sary outbuildings. 65 acres cleared; balance in young growth of oak and pine. A ple orchard. 90 trees. Water good. Soil, sandy loam and black loam, with clay subsoil. Produces good wheat. 6,000. No.2%. A FARM OF 244 ACRES, one mile and ahalffrom Bucktown, near Cambridge. on Trans- quakin River, Single-story Frame Dwelling in good order, new Corn house, Kitchen. Smoke house, large Barn, intolerable order. 160 Acres balance in Sood ; 39 young peach and apple iT pened cheap. $13 34 OF 3432 ACRES. situated in i No! 35. A FA Bar Neck on Bee Sear’ 's Creck, Single-story Frame a) elling, 4 rooms, Kitchen, Barn, Corn house, &c., p Aces wood; balance cle ared and unger cultiva- . Apple orchard 60 trees, Soil tolerable stiff, with clay sub-soil. Oysters bedded. Price $3,000. A number of other Farms on Register, some of which will be sold at from 8 to 20 dollars per Acre, Several residences in Cambridge for sale. REA & HUTCHIN Real Estate reKers, Cambrid, Td. Parties desiring to see property registered with us. with the intention of purchasing. will be taken thereto, free of charge. Prompt attention paid to communications. REA & HUTCHIN, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Cambridge, Md, Real Estate Purchased, Sold or Exchanged, Mon- ole pened ~~ < oaretuiy Invested. LES NED ‘CONVEYANCING. Fruit Farms, Grain and Grazing Farms, White Oak and Keto gine ‘Timber Lands, ill Seats Ra-Persons desiring to sell Property, or those wi-hing to purchase, will do well to give us acall. Bd No charges Sa in re of Hore Ww M Fh te TCHIN Cambridge, M: AUCTION SALES. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Bb pai -TWO LOTS AND A rah FRAME COTTAGE IN THE FIR; On MONDAY. EVENING, July at i o'clock, we shail sell, on the pr cottage, on 2d street, between seven good rooms, the front of which is divided i two Stores, fitted up with pannelled counters a elvin Two Lots. 18 feet front by 73 feet 242 inches, in Square £6, on 224 street, between G and H. ‘hree Lots, 25 feet front by 107 feet Sinches, in Square 43, corner of 231 and G streets. Three Lots, 1512 fect front one Lot adjoining, 3 feet 2 inches fro! inches. in Squaré 42, on G_ street, and 24th. 2 Lots, 18 feet front by 137 feet 2} ot adjoining, 19 feet Minch inches, in Syuare 4], on 23d str and I. Two Lots, 1732 feet front by 126 adjoining, 18 feet 19 inches front by 5 jy 20 NEW ARD. es: and et y t, between ié ao and one Lot fect.on 2ist street, betw an Three Lots, 15 feet frout by the Seprl oF of ghe lot, in Square 76, on 2st street, between K and Two Lots, 20 feet front by the dept an Tot, in Square 76, on L street, near the corner of 2ist. Terms: One-halfincash; the remainder in6 and Wmonths, with interest. secured by a deed of trast on the premises. Title perfect. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. $50 will be required down on cach f piece of pro- perty when sold, iy 22 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aneta. Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. LOTS IN GEORGETOWN. Will be seld at pupite auction, on WEDNES- DAY, August 2d, at clock p.m,, on the prem- ises, two beautiful Bu g Lots, 32 feet front. m4 feet dee each, fronting, on fhe north side of street, between Washington and Green stre: a having aseuthern exposure, and if bought by one pu rchaser, would make a handsome residence, over- looking Georgetown and Potomac river. aes One-third cash; balance, six and twelve mont All conveyances at she cere the tad OW LING, -eod. {Intel.} Auctioneer. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF F HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, ETC. ON MONDAY MORNING, JULY 31ST, COMME AT 10 O'CLOCK. By virtue of a iced of teust, from Levimemyers, duly recorded in Liber N.C, T., No; St, folios 448, 449 and 450, onc of tho Land Records of Washing- ton coun?y,# shall sell all the honschold named therein nay gentained in house No. 478 i3th street, embraciig Hair-clotk Sofas, Chairs, Marbly top Tables, Looking Glass. Picture’, Eingrayings, Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Oil Cloth, Beadstead:,, Bureaus, Washstands, Mattrasses, Pillows and Bolsters, Janizets, Quilts and other Bedding. Toilet Ware. Window Shades. Sideboard, Dining Table and Chairs, Cyoking Stove, and Kitcheg Furniture and Tequisites. Terms cash. VILLIAM A. BOSS, Trustee. _iy 19-2aw&ds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF A_TWO-STORY ma HOUS: ON LEASE, ueobae Ree FURS TURE SN SAID HOUSE. On MONDAY, the 24th instant, at a m., we shall gell infront and on the premises, at the corner ce nen 7 eee [iece penne lvania avenue and the Capito! e following artioles, viz: Bedsteads, Mattresses, Washsta: ands Pillows, Bureaus, Bedding, Carpets, Chairs, Crockery ware, Cook Stoves and Fixtures, Tumblers, Decanters, all the Liquors, Wines, &c, The above premises are used as a restaurant and toagrne Me house, known as the Franklin House. ‘ash. iy Tr-eodede GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. anton SALE OF A_BUILDING LOT ON UTH K STREET, NEAR 6TH STREET ST. bn SATURDAY, the 29th instant, at 6 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, in front of the premises, Lot No. 2, in square 830, fronting 18 feet 7 inches ‘front on south K street, making it a desirable Building Lot. Terme cash. All conveyancing, stamps and ex- xe of selling at the cost of the purchaser. Fifty lars will be required down when the property is ae ket ote . iy 19-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionee: No. 526 ce corner of 7th aad Og SHARD. TREET. ete EEN sue TRGINEA Rab STEEE: ALSO. OSTORY ERAM ME Aou NEAR etm UCTION. On THURSDAY, the iteninat, commen neingoe. the first named property ,at 6 0’¢loc! ee all ell, infront of the premises, south h fof Lot H.in Wm: livion of original Lot 1, and all of Lot Ror tent Oy in square No. 581, with the improve- merits, consisting of three handsome two-story Brick Houses, Ib feet frout each, and 13¢-fcet deepy to a 16 foot paved alley. Also, at 6% o'clock p.m., we shall sell, = front of the premisc, 5 small two-story Frame Houses. 13 feet 3 pnehes front cach and 100 feet duep, tr are No. 535. ie jive. iter For the bri houses, one eer cask; bal- nee an Had el ce of erat on th he refmines “Terms: for the ‘Fram e Houses, one third cash, bal- ance in four, ht and twelve months, for hotes bearing! ee secured by a deed of trust on. the ange convey rancing and revenue stamps at tho cost tbe e required down on each hanes es obNal the neers, fn Fei % tats are Dod te eichopeers WILLIAMS. Auct ye ‘Jul cin LIAMS, Aucta, Becond-| Shana Furniture’ ‘bo geliegniencten ar niet and’ sta, EX GENES WAH Bre Cotton Coton ee, a the Dark; My Firs! W heat ond Tarees Hs You eed Ranet yok Serle ‘Ms ler ef iy 2 ater FEANCK TAYLOR. QHATTFRED CONSTITUTIONS restored ty 8S HBELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHD, mien AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. FICE OF CANAL COMMISSIONER, 365.—Notice is peredy ieee that on SA’ ie URDAY Othe sa inst, hy ee ing Machine and Scows belonging to the Corporation of Washi fon, Iyin a the foot of 17th street and Canal, ai, wilt offered at public sale to the highest bidder cash. Sale at 40'cloek p.m. ois REPBURN, . D iy Weootd Canal Commisstoncr BY BRINSM DE & CLARK, Auctioncers. 372 Pa. av. sadjoining Metropolitan Motel EXTENSIVE SALE oF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, Initial and other Sleeve Buttons, Table and Pockot Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware, Tobacco and Cigars, Hosiery, Linen Handkerchiefs, Linon Drawers, Suspenders, Shirts, Linen ‘Dusters, Soaps, and Perfumory. Letter an ote Paper, Envelopes, ograp! Albums, Needles, &. We will sell, at our Store. THIS EVENING, and continue every evening until the whole stock is disposed of— adies’ and Gents’ fine Gold Watches im 16 and 18 karat cases Silver Lever Watches a Guard and Vest Chains, Gold Pena and 10 eon tl natelain Chains, for Ladies 100 Ladies’ and Gents’ Initial Sleeve Buttons 20 Dozen Silver Plated — Spoons Py do do ‘Tea Spoons 2» do do Forks ; go an Castors, do Butter Dishes is Doren "Table Cutlery a ae poe Knives i lo ster, 2B do ee fianderchiots 20 do Linen Drawers 10 do Gum Suspenders W do ne Shirts 5 < en Dusters 100 Soaps and Perfumery 100 thoussnd Envelo) 50 Reams Letter and Roto Paper 200 Photograph Albums 7 Boxes Tobacco 8 Thousand Cigars ce Thousand Hemming & Sons’ Noedles . B.—Ali goods warranted to be as represent- ed’ ay 1-6 ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. GREAT Sahe OF BOOKS BY CATALOGUE AT HE AUCTION ROOMS, coeeente MONDAY EVENING, July 10th, at8 o’clock, and continuing each evening there- after until about 5.0 volumes are sold. ‘The collection consists of Scientific Works, Law, Theology, ~peecit | Poetry, AatComeney foamed Belles-Letters, and Languages, ©: 00) clo) and large number of Miscellaneous Any ‘cate- > osgee isa complete, set of Reese’s Gyclopedia, with oe plates. udubon’s Birds of America—wub- ription ORY: Mons Bayle’s Dictionary, Among aw Books are: Stowell’s State Trials, How- mls Johnson's, Petors’s, Veesey’s, and ‘all the valuable reports, with a large number of old Bng- lish Law Books and foreign publications. Tee the miscellaneous aro - juincy"s writ- ings,and Arthur’s Works, Dehn . ibraries, to- ether with a number of ‘books on Agricnitare, Gardening, &c., and a large number of handsomely illustrated books on the Fine Arts, with a fine copy of American Edition of Boydell’s Shakespeare, ia pertfolio form. Terms cash. iy 6-ts J.C. McQUIRE & CO., Aucta. ¥ JAS. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF A SNUG TWO-STORY ¢ NG AND, VACANT. LOE SOUTH B STREET, BE JERSEY AVENUE AND IST STREET Bas Sr? On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Geng 24th, at 63¢ o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot'No. 3, in Square 688, fronting 52 fect on south B streat, between New Jervey avenue and 1st strect east, ths west half improved by a snug two-story brick Dwelling House, containing seven rooms and # kitchen, the east half vacant; to be sold separately. ferms; One-half in cash; the remainder in six and tweive months, with interest, secured by @ deed of trust on the premises. Title perfect. we ‘onveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. jy 18-d [Tnt.] JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts._ B* c. RL, CROWN & | & CO., Auctioneers, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Haying just completed our large Bazaar, on 10th street, near the Canal, for the sale of Horses and Wagons of every description, our regular dales days, TUESDAY. THURSDAY , and SATURDAY MORNINGS, commencing at 9 a. m., without re- gard to weather—so drovers or thers having stock of either, will find it greatly to their advantage to give usa before disposing of the same, as our motto is to please all. ‘Time is money, Settlement for aay when ony Rett be made withont delay. jy 21-2t B. L. CROWN & CO., Aucts. Y¥ GREEN & wcaae Auctioneers, AUC OAs aoa oF - A FIN NE LOT IN GOVERN- ME NG OFFICE SQUARE. th inst., at 6% 0% clocks .. We 8 lh front of the premises, front: st en North Capitol and First streets, part Lot No. 12in James C, McGuire's sub- givin er Square No. 264, haying 24 feet front aud 100 feet deep. Terms: One- -half cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the pramines. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost oft the purchaser. <0 will be required down when the property is knocked off. The above Lot will be sold at the risk and cost o £ the defaniting purchaser. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts ¥ WM, L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, AUCTION pate on F STOLEN AND OTHER which has soared i oe custody of the Metropol- itan Police of the District of Columbia for a period of more than six months. A sale at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, of property taken b) ¥, the Metropoliten Police, consisting of Watches, Jew inp Al Clothing, Guns, Trunks, Satchels, £3 paces hess oe oe. Nest ot 1 . allets ans bei ages 0! One) will take y Rooms of the Be will take Place: ay ie fea De) tment, No. 483 101) Tatregt yes on WED- AY, %th ‘of sai at 10 o'clock a. ‘This sale, authorized’ by act of Cong reas of July 16, 1862, will be continued from day today until the articles remaining in the custody ef the Property Clerk more than six months, as de-.guated in a cat- alogue prepared, shall be so Terms cash, in My oe! funds. All persons who have lost money and property theft or otherwise, which may be embraced Re catalogue, are hereby notified to call and iden- tify the same prior to the day of sale,or they will lose all claim thereto. A catalogue ofa articles to be sold can be examined at fe Prope: ay he jooms above referred to. RHERBIC K, Eee eens _iy 17-6 M.L. WAL ; ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, BR sunEy SALE OF TI TEN LOTS NEA: TRUSTETY BOUNDARY AT AUCTIONS o> By wits of adeed of trust, dated the an of November, 1857, and duly recorded in liber J. A No. 145, folios 187 to 190, one of the land reco nivot Washington county, District et fSolumbins Xs with sell on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August 18, at 5o'clock, in front of the felt bered 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 37, 38, 39, aud 40, in square 66, as laid down in the plan of’ Todd’s subdivision of said square. The ground will besold in lots to suit purchasers. Terms: Half-cash; rps i in six and twelve months, secured by deed o! tees on the weonione; Conveyancing at tl he expense of the e purc! T: iy M_{Intel.) WM. L. WALL G0. R* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. GUARDIAN’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE. By virtue of a decree of the py " Court of the District of oa ia, passed t! it day of July, Teas, and aficmed by the Supreme Court of the Dts: trict of Columbia, iting esa Court of Eault the 8th day of Jul; Eugene Chapin, ‘iar dian of M: aw Gigensnd Ang Anni Basen Seite: at-law of the late cach fst Queen, wi it at public auction. for cash, in. front the premises, on the 26TH DAY LY, 1865, at § o'cl Ok Pe SF, ‘an undivided moiety or helf part of that certela piece or percel of grea and improvements, situate and lying in the city of Washi nm, District of Columbia, and known on the plats thereof as that part of Lot numbered tere reignt, ot} in het numbered nine hundred and four, (904,) contained within the Beta ning, metes and bounds :—B ping for the same at the northeast corner of said Li q and thence oe south along the line of east 6th street twenty-six feet eight inches, thence west to the public alley in the rear of said Lot, thence north along éaid alle: Aaa eed feet eight inonee and thence east to the place of beginui: pet same being all the estate and interest of said wards of and into said preaeen: Terme of sale cas! All Conveyancing’ “and stamps at at $e haser. mye W. Lb. WALES OOGA pers Apis OF YALUARLE IMPROVED AT ELLAVILLE. By virtue of author ig, from the pons at will ox- ‘ic sale, ai mises on rt pak ts ig 2th day of ‘yu Yaly,w585 sss, at lovers ram yw occu. Sted by ‘Sar, ae with ten acres of land attached ease 8 ie Ata ge pe pd advantages mar, rurtee aeia idence; is most predmirabiy situated, belts sithia © sleet ‘By intra i Station. on the the Bal more and neh 8 under an excellent encio- all all the, bu buildings are in firse-rate ordsr any ved and ornamen: “ite nirebbery cs tinted ena and th 4 ‘erms of le : One-' eo residue in one. and two ies re interest from the day of Convey; at the coat of the pur- chaser, fie diy putable be acne C. STEPHENS, the owners BB more Si airs, sale account to oN, O. Stephens, ie we ee SOA SPRANG REE any Exormers 2 Pe Waser ey Sel direction of Breve pure, and ER TOOLS, ‘Pie, Odes Spades, Axou ‘Orgs, Lon. cash in wh coe area os belle. Prices aro tmarked on thearticles, and will be Fils property ne " foqed Paractaccom Cont, lene a, Sxpocmecd temaeotee ge and cenee OME” NERAT DELAPTRLD wu Obie Koginsor V. 8. A.