Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1866, Page 3

HE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Tue TEMPERANCE MovEMENT. — Notwith- Standing the extremely hot weather yester- day the publie temperance meetings held at the Capitol, the Northern Market, the Wesley Chapel Mission, and near the Government Printing Office, were well attended. At the former place Rev. Mr. Gonzalves — the meeting with prayer, after which ic. J. S. Kidwell introduced Gen. S. F. Cary, of Obto. the well-known iecturer, who deliv- ered an eloquent address. Messrs. W. P. Drew and R. B. Milliken also addressed the meeung. At tne Northern Market the « Washingto- tians” held forth, at which J. S. Hollingshead — and Major W.G. Flood and Messrs. obn B. Wheeler, R. A. Fish, Geo. W. Maher, J.B. Jobuson and W. P. Drew delivered ad- dresses During the meeting a number took the pledge. At Wesley Chapel Mission quite a large and interesting meeting toox place, which was ad- dressed by Messrs. Drew, Donovan and Ma- her, and a number signed the pledge. The Meetings at this place are held on the second Sunday of each month, and they are increas- ing In interest, and it is believed are produc- tive of much good. ee QUARTERLY KeporT oF THE DETECTIVE Corrs.—The Detective Corps of the Metro- politan Police haye just made their report for the quarter ending June Wth. This force now consists of but four effective officers, with Serg't Reed in charge. The detectives are Clarvoe & McDevitt and kelly & Bigley During the quarter there were i63 robberies reported; 137 arrests were made: amonnt of property lost or stolen. $26.44625: recovered by the corps, $%,023.25; amount of propert turned over to the property clerk, $4.38¢ smount turned’ over to owners, %3,642 50: amount taken from and returned to prisoners, $3.70. Itis well ascertained by the detec- tives that in reporting property stolen or lost to them, the owners give it a value at least doubie what itis really worth. The amount reported as lost or stolen will probably exceed the real loss one third, «nd the detectives have recovered at least one half of that. $s THE SANITARY PoLice.—This section of the police, under direction of Sergeant Noonan, bave a very disagreeable duty to perform, bat a duty as important as any branch of the ser- vice, especially at this season of the year. The duty of detecting and reporting nuisances fre- quently brings them into controversies with housekeepers, few of whom admit that nui- sances discovered upon their premises are created by themselves, and the officer: me- limes are tongue-lashed fearfully by shrewish women. So tar, by a prudent course, they bave succeeded wonderfully in securing the co-operation of citizens, ind have made friends. The extreme beat of the weather has caused them to be unusually strict during the past week. but throughout that time it is creditable alike to the housekeepers and officers that in 117 eases reported it was unnecessary to pros- ecute a single individual ~~ ee HORSE STEALING.— Yesterday morning, the premises ot Mr. A. Whitney, on the 7th street road, above the Park, were entered, and a horse taken from the stable. Some colored ‘Ww & man open the stable, take out the d place a boy on it, who rode off. ney, on his return from church, as- certained his loss, and obtaining a description of the man, informed Sergeant Johnson, of the second precinct.of the fact. Officers King and Poole s ted James Covington on the charge. and taking him to the station, he confessed to taking the horse. He also informed the of- ficers where the herse was, and went with them and recovered it. Justice Walter com mitted him to jail for court. a Goon sayy» Bap MINERAL WaTeR.—In our mention ot the Owen House the her day we spoke of the excellent soda fountain as turning out a better article for the base of « soda cock- tail than some of the bottled mineral water in use. This, of course, had no reference to the excellent ayd healthful article of mineral water put up by Riley A. Shinn, Esq., and which has such deserved popularity in all this part ofthe country. His mineral water. it is well known, is man red in silver-lined appa- ratns, so that it absorbs no poisonous metallic properties. In fact. all the mineral water man- ufactured in this District we believe to be a number one article, the men conce: din its manufacture beigg respectable, reliable gen- tlemen. ——_e Karp on A FESTIVA Ratpers.—On Saturday night. while ival was In progress in a church near the old con- treband camp. 12th street, a crowd of young colored men gathered about itand ata given en: 1 made a raid into the building, helping emeelyes to cream, cake and other refresh. ments, and causing a general stampede ot the company, many of whom jumped from the window in the wildest confusion. While this was going on Sergeant Johnson, of the second precinct, made a descent on the raiders and captured two, who gave their names as Wm ‘Ware and Peter Rollins. Yesterday they were fined $5 each by Justice Walter. ——$¢-—-—___. Scurrosep ATTEMPY aT SUICIDE.—Satur- day night, about eigh: e’clock. a young man named Abl, was found in a water closet at the National Hotel, in a stupified condition. He was taken to a private room, and a physi- cian called to attend him. He was partially restored to consciousness yesterday morning, and was removed to bjs residence, 64 street, by roundsman Kelly and patrolman McUol- #an, of the Fourth Ward. A vial labelled “laudanum,” was found on his person, and it was evident that he had taken an over dose. The young man has been very much de- pressed for some time past, being out of em- ployment —— FUNERAL.— Yesterday afternoon, the funeral of the late Jasper McCoy, took place from the Western Presbyterian Church, and was large- ly attended. The services were conducted by Rev. J. M.H. Lemon. of Union Chapel, Rev. P. H. Sweet, and Rev. J. N. Coombs, the pastor in charge. After the services at the cburch the remains were taken to Oak Hill Cemetery; New Jerusaitem Lodge of Masons and Friendship Lodge of Odd Fellows’ at- tending, beaded by the 5th U.S. cavalry band. THE Does.—In consequence of the killing of & number of mad dogs within the past two weeks, Mayor Wallach has issued the usual proclamation, requiring all dogs found raon- ning at large within sixty days from the date ofthe proclamation without being securely muzzled shall be killed. It is an unpleasant duty for officers to perform; but the safety of the community Teqnuire- it, and they will en- torce the law strictly. Persons haying valua- ble dogs will take notic 5 oe Salk or THE Launpry BriLpIncs —The sale of the portable buildings on Capitol Hill, which have been used hitherto as quarters for laundresses, wives of soldiers in the army, were sold at auc:ion on Saturday last, under the direction of Lieut. Col. Moore, A. (. M., and from the sale of which the Government lealized $439. The laundresses who occupled these buildings have been assigned quarters at Rush Barracks and other barracks in the city. SS DRowNED.—Yesterday morning, about six o'clock, Timothy O*Neil went to the Potoma: above the Long Bridge, to bathe, and w: drowned. He was subject to spasms, and it supposed that while bathing he was attacked with a spasm. The ig | did not desire an inquest to be held, and the body was deliy- ered to the brothers of the deceased. FS St EscaPrEp.—On Saturday night, Patrick Don- obue, who was lecked up in the second precinet station house for drunkenness. made his es- eape from the rickety old shanty. B SALE— W WO ELEGAR’ SADDLE HORSES, one es- fn craet a lady's horse: both used also to Call at WANSTALL 8 Sette. TS9 29th street, near Pa. avenue, and for per- yor yaformation 119 Pa. avenue, near 19th at. ” 2 cum ANP CROCKERY, DINNER, TEA AND, TOILET SETS, attention of Meusekeepers to t we keep a full stock cen- oe Of the best class, in sete, “GLASSWARE of every variety. ant ree tated in all parts ec! cha! a ree WEBB & BEVERIDGE. oTtr oF “ yw. The firm of MO. ’ INEHART &CO., of ‘ashington city, D.C., is dissolved by mate: ae or the withdrawal from the toe the ‘The above taking etiest oa wna: _ ve ing & et eee une, au uansieienorene BENING OOM th $ Cou will be ne ORGAN & REINBHART, iy 7-10t___ Foot @ street, Washington, D. 0. KLAYING Bet) ub 178 BRAWOBES. We cal: above son inehsrt Thew: MAFONRY. e setting Grates, Orders 169 I street, Wi mor 119 High srrent. Georestowe, wit! te prompuy at. ane COLLING @ FINLEY. sept st CITY ITEMS. —— gins GENTLEMEN who have nothing to wearjcan be supplied at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue. ELDORADO IsLanp, BY CHARLES HENERT. This favorite resort is now open to the public, and any one wishing to enjoy aguiet afternoon with their families should by all means not forget to call and be carried Across to this fa- mous resort. This Island is between i5th and 17th streets, opposite the white lot. 3 —_—e STRawor, BUT TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, Corn: Famens, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pain. To be convince@ call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 4 and 6th streets. . sg Pennies can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. aaa Corre, Bumierxs, Ciub Sand Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Gallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. ite, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 wrngy yania avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8a m. toS p. m..and 6to8 p.m. DIED TIKRNEY. On the morning of tho sth inatant, CATHERINE BLIZABBTH, infant daughter of Margaret and Michael Tierney, aged 7 weeks and ays Their friend On Monday morning, the 9th of long and painful illness, ISAAC . in the 74th year of hi- age. The funeral will take place from the his son, on south side of N street, n: Tuesday afternoon, at3o'clock. The relatives are invited to attend sy ALDBIOH. LOTTIE WASHINGTON, aged 17 months and 1) days, youngest ehild of |. H. and C. L_ Aldrich. Prayer at the residence of its parents. 289 G street, between 13th and Mth. at p m., 10th inst. GURBLEY. In Hartsville. Buck’s county, Pa, on the 7th instant WILLIAM H. F. @URLEY, late of Davenport, To Mr. Gnriey was the eldest son of Bev. B. arley , of thi 500 CASES SUPERIOR HOUK WINK, of the following well-known brancs, viz FORSTER BIESLING, DEIDE! aiMEe, which I offer for sale in quantities to suit pur chasers, at low price Samples of the wine can be seen at the “Union Bottling get’ No, 67 Green street. George town. D vt ___BILEY A. SHINN. eT dim 486 486 MARKRITER'S, SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIORB DECORATIONS: OHOICE STOCK! Lately received. and now open for inspection. the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT «ver otfered in Washington, embracinz— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign and Pomestic Mannfecture, of the best Fabrics and LATKST STYLES, appropriate for PARLORS. HALLS DINING ROOMS. CHAM BRRBS. and LIBKABIFS. embsaciac New. Rich, end Unijne Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawing Rooms with appropriate Borders; alto. large and select Stock of mediam and low priced Papers WINDOW SILADES, New and beautiful patterva, on Bil, Green, and the prevailing Qolors. TAN, LAVENDER, ani STONE GROUNDS, with Gilt Borwers, with and without Centers Window Sbades of any required Size, Style, or Color. made to Urder. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, The Largest assortment in the District. war ranted to be Gilded with Gold Loaf, ani from the Best Manutacturers in the @euntr: —embracin WALNUT. ‘imitation.) BOSEWOOD. and all GILT OVAL PIl«TURE FRAMES, WALNUT BRACKET: JONVEX GLASS. &c. ; ing Photographs taken are request mine vur Assortinent before pur chasing Fra PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, In Crimeon, Scarlet, Green, and Blne Colors, from the smallest Photograph to the Lorgest Portrait Size; also, SILK CORD and TASSELS, different sizes Special attention paid to this Branch of onr Bus ness, PAINTINGS AND ENGBAVINGS Always in Store. On Salva few Choice PAINT INGS and ENGRAVINGS Thankful for the liberal patronaze received, the atrention of the |’ublic ts called tothe above Btock a= the most qomplete in the District, « large por tion of which has been Manufactured spectally to Order; and with the weekly additions received, will make it all times such as is kept in a Well Beculated Establishment. Orders for Paper barging or Window Shades punctually and faith fully exeevted, in City or Country. Any order Dot s@tisfactory filled, wil) immediately cor- rested. and satisfaction cuaranteed; and goods (according to quality)sold at as Low Rates as they can be purchased in the District. TERMS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR. J. MARKRITER, No. 486 7th street je -3w" BS doors above Ould Fellows’ Hall. CHObERA DISARMED!!! THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE DESTROYED. DE. £. COUBTABET’S DISINF FLUIDS, secured by Letters Patent in the United States and France. Prepared selely by the New York Disinfecting Company, at their Laboratory, Nos 29%, 300. & 302 Henry Street, N.Y. 0! 42 Cedar Street. This Company organized on permanent basis, with Br. Courtaret. the celebrated French Chem ist, in charge of its Laboratory. is preparod to fur- 7 : ick roows, nur CTING © jes, cesepools, hospitals, pris sewers, gi ships, railr ous, and public institutions of inds, slaughter houses. offal and fat boiling establishments; ail kinds of manures (1 ensely increasing the value of the latter to every farmer.) and wherever po! sonous and offensive cases exist. These agents are deodorizers, antiseptica, antiputrescents, and dis intectante in the scientific meaning of the words, They remove noxious gases and odors by chemical Principles—leaving in their places healthful arr: they are pestROvERs. and nor merely absorbents of poisonous cases—not iniurions to utersilsin which they are need. The attention of me‘ical and sci entific men is directed to these disinfectants. At- tached are testimonials in favor of the great dis- covery. which, with hundreds of others can be seen at the Company's office. o> De ay as Bonne YOR Dare yt the esudens the Neu ‘ori stnfect ee Dear Sir: It iv all it te represented to ber We bave made many tr! on found an article which sur- consider that we ha pasees al! others ae a remedy ‘net all bad odors. + Bossmi & Co. New Yoak, April9, f the New York Di: To the President Dear Sir to be the best every matter is complete and instantaneons . A. Stetson, Astor House. BIN. B.—These Disinfectants are used by the scavengers, under the direction of the ‘Sanitary Pelice of the Metropolitan Health Department, York. POWELL & THOMPSON, 43 Crnan$r.,N-Y., General and Sole Agents for the United States and - Canadas, to whom all orders should be ad- iressed. Je by all Druggists and General Deal Tike United Btarce sed Cannaags ae Agent for Washington, JAMES seat tp my 12- Pennsylvania avenue. (COLUMBIA HoSrITAL YOR WOMEN LYING-IN ASYLUM. Mth street, (Circle,) corner of M street, This Tastisation is plmnsnen in pe figet pects Piaea hata ee BOs BNO oe : oor Savance, ‘Pitsinclades Beard, Mefisinne Miesia and Surtical Attendance. Wee i Bes > verte E 3 . FER H.” bat COFFEE & 00. H.T. is ON F Oks coT gt et GENE SAT 62 Guaview stub YT ° BO Ew (Oxteans. : Fy ma ng icon Sor 318 NOTICE. Persons ORILD ©. O85 will Neth ir ad WOODWARD SON, as w ies Soeh BQ ve ‘4 i bh beet Waar a large sock of Este and e WATRE COOLEBS. Plense Cail, Setpersmnue y i wat tuthecity. mer Noaoeeae a 80n., Yo: S15 ney ivania a ae, oon pet. loth and iithatreste. iy 3 eo8t | enjoyment WeapeEy » H etrest, between ath and WANTS. a WARSTED—a WHITE WOMANS to cook, wxsh ‘ron. ui 40: Street, between Oth and 10th strecter re 8 408 Kate it" FOR § AUCTION SALES. — THs AFTERNOON AND TO.MORR® Y KEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers AUCTION SALES. For other Auction Sales see fourth page| _ { B* NAGLE & O0., Ancti ALE AND RENT. lonee©rs. — WARTED_A good COOK for an officers’ mens. ‘A HOURE of cix roome, Snes rove Ho. S Commagivmma snes, | Fenerawe ® EOF FRAME HOUSE AND it ine a jagie 4 ‘ —. = i arr ctor 9 sw. the sale or heal Beis nnd icwesbene Farntvorest ont BOsaAT meee day of reg ty JANTED—A_ good COOK. W. aod | [OR SALE UR BENT CHEAP—A now Pratne | the residence of camilics declining housekeeping. ell. ip fros premises a < wt MEH in comellpripeg: fa 4 oly | FF Re pg Oe 9 wane, Also. te the v0.08 of stocks of Groceries and Mer: ig By ye Ga soaub teva ha at 375 1ith otreet, bet. L . = ween P and uire of GLADRON He, of every 4 iption, Horses, 5 2 le . 4 ts & ‘Gee 1 rust, 1844. and recorded in Liber N.C T No 4, ANTED—By a reapectatile girl, A- | 256Sthet..Letwoem Mand N north. jy 9 Sie oifos srs to 3, ove of the land records of the city tion te cook. wash and iron, or t> do 3 RB SALB—Two sta . (for TUESPAY, Joly 10th, at 9 o'clock, of Washi in the District of Columbia, the ere ey ABD at No. 265 20th “street, butter.) one in the Centre Market and one in 295 Penes avenue, betweee othand 10th | following bed property, lying end being te WARZER=Hz 8 reonstanr souen wom | IUUTGATTAN aattatenae ipsa | ie igee aaerecG we Wp, hic ge | equ Manipal O01, Parval at 7 ectable young wom: au. « fi cy te x ye A oe 6 aD wn Family : * Ww aes he py Sarcet phi. del oy ROGERS oeaeee sha EJ Soap, 15 cose Popper t woot ® boxes Ground | five peparesent thirteen, (615 aft No. 2 references given. Avply jo. tween 3d aa apd Mass, nue. ) ANTED—Bya ‘table ri,a@IT- a, Ustion a cooker te dovenera ne ork. Best of reference given. Inquire on between 4'2 and éth ate. land. south side. It’ NY ANTED— ty a respectable 1s SIT W Virion oh oninsctnea? weet ae fie, Pieeee address s note to Box No. 23 Btar OF- TED—By a r table white girla BIT- WwW ant ‘ON todo Uhimberwork ent tabs care of children. Osan come well recommenied. Please address a note to Box No. t ar Offi 1 W&STED-a WOMAN Cook and unider- stan¢s going to market, Also. a GIRL tc take care ef two small children. Beference re juired. None need apply but white. Inquire No. 02 C street, between 4’, 6th ste, Jy %3t* LNTED—By @ res le German girl, « SITUATION as chambermaid or cook, in & SS 1 street, be- itt private family. She does Pisin sewing wall, and as excellent references Pleve: call at No. 447 Mass, avenue, Let. 6th and 7th sts Jy 9-2t™ WASTED-« good OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilson's machine, with ber own machin«,) one that unde: Apprentices a nurse, ai 3.9 tands dressmaking. Wanted. two d ene half-grown Girl as child F st., bet. 9b bh ats. WHITE GIR at No = 4 st. Wns 4 Star Office aah 2 married wom: Address Box Jy 7-20" p26. CLEBK WANTED—A competent and active assistant. None but those experienced and well recommended uved apply, Address Box 4™8, City Post Office. jy T 2" WASTED ac the Avenue House, a good or woman GERMAN COOK. dy 6 ANTED—A white GIBL, to d mall family. Apply the work of a No. $3 High strect, Je 6-3t* TABLE GIRL wishes a SITUA- Nin arespectabi= family to do cooking @r Washing and ironing. Best of reference given Tames next door to corner of 2d aad H streets ry 6-3t" A COMPETEVT RESPECTABLE GIRL ishes a SITUATION to do cooking. wish- ing tn « small family, or chamber jet with any other work. Callat No. between Mand Nat.” jy 6 3st" 199 I RUGGISTS—A young man wlio has had sev- eral years € rience inthe Drug snd Pre- scription busine ad is at present enga sed from 9o clock a.m, to m.. des. 0 Secure » PO- SITION where his leisure hor could be profit ally employed. Addre: view may be had, DRUGGIST. 0} WANTED We want to buy, rent. or hire, HOUSES in Washington.” both large ani small. for cash Also. FARMS in the country, worth from $100 to $10, ear pil ie Db. L. WELLS & OO. corner 10th and F tating where an inter ST. Star Office. jy8-3t~ JV ANTED—A iret class BARBER, with goo so gghence: good waxes given, $15 per week at No. 3 E street, E. ALLIOT WASTED— at PLOWMAN & CO’. Ho gister Office, 304 F strect. between Ht streets. large an! ¢mall HOUSES for per- manen tand reliable tenants Je 25 130" V ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies’ apd Gents’ Clothing, or any articles of valne, stR. FULTON & CO.'8, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th strect, three doors north of Pa. avenue. N.B 50 Water Coolers, aud 400 gross of Porter Corks. for sale cheap. Je2-Lm™ PAN FURNITURE ANTEP—SEOOND HAND Also, MIRRORS. OARPETS, BEDS, DING and HOUSEFURNISHING d00D8 of every description. B. BUOHLY, €06 7th street je 8th batween G and H. east side FOR SALE AND RENT. F Upxseep ROOMS AND KITCHEN FOR #NT—In asituation ness, eliade, fine water, and Ithfal every requ The juaction of the Washin, n and Hampshire Railroad ison the borders of the farm, and the cats will step every hour for passengers to Washington and Alexandria. Milk and vee tables furnished on the place at market prices. Aoply to THOMAS W. SWANN, Alexandria, Va. a se 26-2awtt FS RENT—In the STAR OF FICE BUILD. INGS8. corner of Pennaylvania avenue and llth street, ROOMS suitable for law, realestate or any oeaee npene I see Uopaar es eeeecate pecion ¢ best in Washi nD. iy to 0. B. KER, Btar Oftice. a je 30 tt M OBE THAN Pe a USAND FARMS BY THE SOUTHEKN REAL ESTATE Co., jeT-1m 192 7th street.” Fe RENT—Six UNFURNISHED ROOMS at No. 276 Pennsylvania avebue, between llth and I2th sts. References required je 19-tf For BENT —A number of SMALL HOUSES and » furnished and unfurnished. FOR SALE—Li snd Small HOUSES, North and South STARR'S Register Office, 305 F st. 1 i2th ste my 14 eo2m" ; OR RENT—A new first class BRICK HOUSE, cont ings rooms, with water and La Georgetown Hetghts, within two <qnares o cars. Inquire of C.B. JEWELL & CO.,G wharf, Washington, je W-i2t F°, SALE—4,160 ACRES OF LAND in Ran- dolph county, Va. Title indisputable. Terme reasonable. Will be sold in tracts to euit purchas- ors. For yom’ of lana I refer to Hon. Geoi Latham, ©. from West Virginia Wallach, editor Washineton Sta quire at the rooms of FORD & B mack’s restanuant positively be sold. ap 2l- B. ig . over Ham- Pa.avenue. Thisland will THOMAS H. FORD. ro SALE—150 ACRES OF LANDat Hiatte- ville, ten minutes’ ride by railroad from Wash- Ington, to be divided in lota to suit purchasers. The building sites are beavtifully located and command a view of the country for miles around. ing business in Washington this pre- cpereis of securing country seats ent distance frem the city andin a 7 <p gmeong yl Beighborhood, For first choice once to, ” McKNEW & HICKEY, ap7-eotf Boom 7, Intelligencer Buildin; ‘OR RENT—MABINI’S HALL, (late Temper- ance Hall,)on E street, between 9th and 10th, can be rented for festivals, fairs, meetings, or ghureh purposes. For particulars inaeirest the Je 13-lm GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Seomssanemag tc SCHOOLS. x aminations of the Public of George- town will take place aa follows ooo CeorEe Primary No. 1—Tuesday, July 10th, High- Building. ener 28s ish-street Primary No. 2—Wednesday, July lth, High- street Buildin, Primary No. 3—Thureday, July 12th, Montgom- Primary No. t—Friday, July 18th, Montgomery- etreet Bullding, ne mae = Monday, July 16th, Mont- gomery-street Buildi M rammar—Tuesda) , er) x half past 2 o’clock p. m. each day. Ae Distribution of premiums will be ado at 4 o°eloe! ery-street Building. Female Grammar— ng. July 1th, itgom et Building. Ss nee the Market House Hall, July ith, at b ik p.m. y CHE, DEY GOODS AT MILLER’S NEW STORE Wo continus to recel trammor ls econtinue ive Goods, and as the season is ed are enabled to purchase sell them than early in the seasen. We bi a full stock of Dress A Goods. Bousekeepi: for Boys’ wear, savin ‘alm Fans at6cte., Hectery, Skinta. Bleached, Me tt ; ac] @ ‘se Muslin, Tosa 1b, $038, ts tosell 15, 23a. |. 25, con: ae | 18,29, 3s conta Cal : pac UNFIELD 8 CELEBRATED HaMs, THE OLDESTAND BEST BRAND IX THE EBSTABLI HED i 1837. or : DuMeld wan the Brat 6 Mee Te ctor to Wee- tern Hams; bis cure is invariadiy good; none bet- ter. —Cin, Gazett Capital in ‘quality and flavor.—Liverpool Albion. ‘ood for au EB it —Liverpool Mercury. Hames vo been the iheld’s celebrated favorites in the South for twenty - Orleans Picayune They have becu awarced seven first premiums. inclnding a medal from the World's sn bay cent eente ace ciety. for e by CHARLES DUFFIE! Tiliaois xB OMITH & NICODE wat F3 B.-8) NIC@D; in Baltimore. 50 tierces j HE dria, ¥ ROTABLISHMEN: + rt nore PIANOS and-U 4 trect, S psenaca, jn. je 16-tawew [0on Gn OB SALE—A small ENGINE ond BOILER, from 4te 6 horse power. Is now at work, b: will be down by Betubtay. Tnguiee ot Wet ROCERY RE FOR BENT-STOOK ant Gee ee eee ees H iy of { Porfy- | 12 feet 6 inches on Peirce street, with a of 108 ariets ‘ancy fect 8% inches, with the improvements, which are ness. Inuuire at this office, or at northwest cer- Gnstore Tale ee ae Householt saved’ twe story Frame House. & .@c This jr nS SR 79 Fornitire, i jeddine, &c. “Als6, 4 Cadlies | property is bounded by north Mand Nand «th end — K HO! S, 8 room: reen eo streets weet. hi Bea arationy Bapeynases = " Z ir NAGLE & 00. Aucts Wy eaime: ag —_ balance in etx and ATCHELL , Mee] Metate Beokerp. ¥ MK. WALSH & 00., Auctionsers. = ~z} ea ee Fe Pa. a) end loth st. B ar 255 Penns. ave..corner lth street. interest J.J doy of sale HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT No. 571 8 Hae hey inne noe STKE WEEN 4TH AND 5TH STs, | Pore re T, BET AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MOR ING, July nit resell ovlook, we will sell, at the above place factts cet RK eS FOrEENT—a assortment of Housshold Furniture, and times in the Washing mp Siar 2% - < story BRICK. with store-Toom and cel “7 onus. Sofas. Chairs, Stoves, Mat- | je ¢.2awhds GREEN A WiktiaMe ne is tween B ond Da ‘ Kitchen Uvensils, ac M. K. WALSH & CO., Ancts' a ¥ GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. JT FaBEs For SALE, OF EXCHANGE, O in Montgomery Co. : ‘AS.C.2 T oneers. RICK ASD FRAME HOUSES AND BUILD- ne 6 miles abo: the other 3. One B® Jas. C. McGUIBE & @0., Anctt 5 PING LOTS OR A1E ISLAND AT 108, ; 3 * + the tan’ On MONDAY, the %th day ef July, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, ialy recorded in Liber N.O. T., No. 52, folios 410 et je 2th day of January.A. D 1 ‘ed, We sball sell the east half of Let 24, in Square 125. fronting 23 feet en north K street. between I7th and isth sts..and rnnning back that width 147 feet 6 inches to a 20 feet alley Terms: One-third cash; residue in 6 and i? months. for notes with intereet, secur Property. Conveyancing at purchase: If the terms of sale are not complied bh insix days after the sale. the Trustees reserves the right tor the property at the risk and cost of the commencing on the Let No 20, in Square No feet by 188 feet 1h inches deep to oy, witha aprevements which are a fine three story &e., &c., it being houre No. 463 loth street wert, between south O aed Virginia bear the Smithsonian Institvte Also. part Lot 24 in same eqvare, 4 feet front, 90 feet Th, inches deep. on which is ® Frame Shop Also. pars of Lote lS and 16, in fontine 82 feet onrouth by n depth of $8 fear, to Also, part of Lot N in Square 325, having 22 feet by 1005 feet, with the impr: amed property, part ing front of 7 ue. No. . sonth side: contains 2 rooms; has a fine cooking range, with hot and cold water Also, chan:te- i i Possession given immediate- HOMPSUN. No 452 1¥ 9-006t™ Fo KENT—The LEASE, GOOD WILL and STOCK IN TRADE of one of the oldest and tablished secomd-clas ed) in the city; has 27 ‘lors, office, rewling.d. also. kitchen, tine yard and hotels (completety Lambera, tocether bea {$20 or S308 ch clear uroke ing purchaser. . which are» handsome Dwelling How usiness of $2 = fees Spee Ce ul Lit t CHARLES BRADLEY, &e.. Tht operty i Letween C street an Lil b ith of propr letor the only reason for s W. R. WOODWARD, Virginia av being house No O84 12th «t Apply to D. ‘: i fongined ro ——— . Trustees Exceleior Building Association , Also. part of same Lot 5, front 2% feet by same Real Estate Brokere, northwest corner 10! he jel4a JAS.C.McGUIRE & OO., Aucts depti aay sts. PS. Rent §250 per month, iv 9-6t Also. partof Lot No 7, in Square Bo 4a with ‘ REN 897 THE AROVE SALE 1S POSTPONED un S7CRe FOR ES til FRIDAY AFTERNOON. July 20th, the eso beor «nd place, CHARLES BRADLEY. W. RK WOODWARD. Trustees Excelsior Building Association. iy Scots McGUIRE & OO. Auct= Inquire at No. 371 10th +" street, between Land M streets. ay 7 -3t* Heese FOR RENT —on 19th atreet, betwoon Q and Batreets,contrining § rooms. Apply at the corner of 20th ana Q a) 7-3e" HOUSE ON PA. AVENUE, containing 7 the improvements, which are « Dwelling Mouse, This preperty f Gani improve Frome &e ure ac. AUCTION SALE tween 12th and 13th streets w ' Terms One-third cash, balance in 6and 12months, Ps 1 erated tow. Inquire at No. | | HEREBY GIVE NOTION THAT ON TUBB. | fern restate cosh ba secured ty a dend of pel 2 ule Leal tr the premises veyancing an¢ rev | OB RENT. ry BRICK D L DAY, the 17th of July, 1 shal! offer for sale one of fi NG en ‘am peat the cost of the purchaser SW dowa ROUSE, with gas and water,on K be Test Chickering & Son's Pianos, nT a bill of sal op each piece when sold tween I8th and 19th streets west. Iu uireat No somes . oy ere Stee Ot nee GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, INT K street, one door from sth at jy 7 st™ | from. H.H, Boty to W. B. Bhedd.to the high | jy 94 [Intel | Au. boneers, Fo SALK OR RI small Brick STORE HOUBE avd LOT, No. 602 north N street. nevt door to sth street west. Good business stand, est bidder ¢ asi, atthe house of W. B. Shedd, No, 447 Sth street, at 12m. BY onnes 2 WILLIAMS, Anctionsers, wader TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ANP LOT ON Ceairable location, three-story brick walls on G. F. HOTCHKISS, ‘TR STREET yi f Betwecn K ond Lotreete % Z Tt y orth. « able Aw mt ore nen = ote Ww a>° for WF. SHEDD. | On TERSD AY the 1th fostant, at 6. o'clock Pera Gay sterets teorsctons, Com: | BAILIEE, SALE Br, vistas of on onder of | p. te. cro spell sell on the promions. geet Lt Be; eeere ‘ distrati, from Sierens and Jas i quare No, 32 2 7 C SPALDING. B55 Bree eee a ARPS 19H | Davis vs, 8.0. Mille, for rent doe and is cacax, | front bya feet ey tnchen deen sith thea ms 73 Lhavedistrained upon the goou- andehattels in | ments, consisting of a cood two story Frame Serceee Neste neon. - ___3¥ 7-30" | the daguerroty pe r-oms, situated re. | Heuse, well bni't. Location is very Ceairable for EK T ES BRICK a ELLING = rT ge ot Store. and h g hy — ye = No. 31i Fatreet, between lith and Lth.is | t shall offer ind : oe for sale. cont: ining sbout 1s rooms, with all the i-trained upon, to months. for notes bearing tnterest. and secured by moder: iuiprovements. Inquire of J. T. WAL- | on FRIDAY, ¢ & deed Of traston the premises. All conveyancing " r c y ¢) and revenne stamps at the cost of the purchaser KER, Lumber Merchant, 10th street and Canal o'clock » = Biren ST . . ahs atl lee) bee 2) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts. 3 “ [OE KENTA firet lass DWELLING HOU. on the heights of Georgetown brick, with 13 roo:.s; water aod gas fix ooking range. and hot aud cold wat-r. Also,t 1 HOUSES in the First Ward Fer terms ap A three BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY MOBNIN( BY. L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers USTEE’S SALE OF LOTS IN THE FIRST — WAKD AT ti CTION 7 es ° % trtn ed of trust to the beeriber,da vs dit Bg ign len dap Oh orchock. I willeeli. at my Auction $ Png ep hand ried in Liber W. Bey Be Georgetown. | Bridge street, oposite to the Market, No. 42, folios $8,'44 and 95. of the land records, &c., TOKE FOR BENT—Inquire at No, 371th P neehold Futniture shail offer for sale, at public suction, on TUBS- 0 tirect. betveen L ani M by 6-3t" eA ae DAY, Joly 10th, 1846 aS ovteck . - L “ TP)}WO PLEASANTLY SITUATED FRONT 7 3t THOS. DOWLIN( net and 12. fo Squsre2s Lot tn By Sy Oe a parior | 2. 3t___—sT HOS. DOWLING, Auct__ ted on porth H street, sth ani kitchen, if desired, 445 L street, between ud 13th'sts, 6 3" re DRUGGISTS—FOR SALE—-s DRUG STORE. doing a larce prescription busine: Apply to WM. WHITE, 151 G street. be isth ana 20th, jy 6 3 Fat RENT—HOUSE No. 154 Penn. avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, coniaining 14 BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON oTH STKRET WEST. BETWEEN Q ANDER STREETS NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUUTION, On THURSDAY. the 12th instant, at 6% o'clock Bowers thallseli. om the premises, north part of ot No. 11. in Square No, 47. with’ the improve- consisting of a Z_two story reets west. Let 12. in same Souere. on 26th street, Between north H street and Bock Creek Terms ataale. GEORGE MYER, Trustee. yemd W.L. WALL & OO . Ancts ¥ CW. BOTELER, Auctioneer SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT UCTION Tame rooms, including h room. Tnqnire at China containing 6 r The lot is 21 feerg On WEDNESDAY MOKNING, July 1th. at 10 Store on the premises, or at 453 12th street, bet rent, by &3 tect 4 s deep ock. I shailsell at No 291 street between Gend il jy 6 * mace known on th: yy of sale. 2 wd 13th, alarce lot of Housebold Furmiture, ~ é srins - mi $40 down when the property is sold cone'stine of Parlor,Chamber and Dining-reom KF OR BENT—During th er, A suite of iy7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts Turnitore being th’ c: 3 of twelve rooms three ROOMS on thir ‘or, communicating Dai ~ > | Embraced in the sale is ‘g° collection +f su ‘nd fronting sentb on C street north, between i. AILIFE 5 SALE—By virtue of an ord-ro perior Linen Sheets, Blankets. &c. and fthst Price $50 per monti:, witheut boara. strain for rent, dae and tn ar 1 6-d ‘ W. BOTELER, Auct Inquire at the American Telegraph Office. 432 | fred bassantoJ. F! Young. for the = ae = = Pennsylvania avenue. 1¥ 6-3t ae dollars, I nave ae ged dist ¥ J. 0, McGUIBE & OO., Auctionsers (OR SALE OB RENT—Two new HOUSES, | “il! the crow! prise k coBtaining six rooms each, with oa gh: | at Giesboro’. im said county. an setts of Harness, ani 2 TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK DWELLING 5 ISLAND. segs Wacons, D HOUSE ON THE ont, —_ ack. 68. K ioees ne erms ive notice that on THURSDAY, the 12th day of On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July ith, retone ‘onc gO A LANE July, at 10 o'clock a. m., I shall sell the | @t $0 clock. om ihe Promises. T sball, by virtue of iy 6-3t* 175 K street, bet. isth and lath pores and wagons and harness,’ at vd of trust duly recorded in Liter RM. T., N. et 40 cleck p.m , upon the pre! thall expose the crowing crop= 150. and Isl. one of the land records M ILL FOR SAL ashington couuty.sell Lot No. 21. in Sqr are tine 41 feet 5 inches on 1°th street weet, a SUPERIOR FLOURIN ent — for cash, s and rd etre SEBEEO, A ND IN PEBEEO : a DL-WELLS EO | Broxed by a three-story’ ‘Brick Dwellinz House, Thia Mill is Bnely, ftuated: being built on the a _ Beal atohe Beckars, “Terme: One turd "cash: reales im six and river front. on Pier having the advantage Tthwest corner llth and F streets, tmsive mothe. with invereet cured on the heavy draught of w at its wharf. bi PEREMPTORY SALE OF A VERY DESIRA- ‘ENDAMIN ES N T. ae. jhe Loudon and Eampshire raiiroad BLE AND NEW FRAME COTTAGE BWEE ‘ PENTA MNF RANSON ones pack of the building. If not so LING HOUSE AND Lor, 56 : CIRE & O0.. Aucts, /by the 17th instant, it will be sold uct.; Georgetown. the highest bidder, on the premise» on that day. For information :uquire on the on Massachusetts ayeune between lith and 1th streets, south side, at Aoction BY THOS. DOWLING On FRIDAY. July 13, 156i, instant, até oc! PEREMPTORY SALE OF A VERY DERIRA Peete Waking Dien BeDK of the Me: | wo abail ocil. ot ths spehtne ay aes ones | BEER D ESAEe OFS VERY Duara. tropolis, Was! ington. DO. HUTCHINSON Pwelling House and Let of Land, No. wi.front- | LING HOUSE AND LOT IN GEORGBTOWN, g-ata ‘aoa for E Bro. & Ui ing 28 feet on Massachusetts avenue north, between AT AUCTION. “ ata meses toc Bowen. Hiro. & Co. | icth ena sith etreoks, waa extending ie: depth 9 | | On WEDNESDAY, July 1)th. at 6 o'clock p. OR RENT_—ROOMS suited to families. To kK quire at 422 léth street, between HM and 1 streets. jy S-iw* RARE CHANCE—A PHUTOGRAPH GAL- LERY. (old stand.) with Materials, Good Will, ete. for For parti sale very low. ly to8, C. FORD, Druggist, corner of 11th enna. avenue, iy 5-at* FA2%, FUE SALE. 01 75 acres, or will be sold in smaller lota; 332 miles north of the feet, improved by atix room new Bouse, with cellar and attic, neatly enclesed Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve months thinterest. 3100 down ataale. Co; Veyance and stamps at purchaser s expense, Title perfect. DB. L. WELLS & 00 , Jy 7-dts iTntel.} Auctioneers. BY J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. I will sell, in front of the premises, tof Lot 209. fronting 20 feet on the south side of West «t., between Green and Montcomery streets, Geo: fown, and running beck 110 feet to @ 10 foot alley. The improvements consist of « peat and pew Frame Pwelling House. containing 7 rooms. basement and cellar; cas and water through the house, and in one of the most pleasant parts of the town. Terms: One-third cash ; Frame Cott: Nice front yard balance city; near months. with interest, tone woth ny eed sraet Bore eee CaEG improved ty @larg namie | CHANCERY SALE OF SMALL FRAME | OB ibeproperty , Couveyancing s d stamps at the of buildings, orchards, £0. The land is welt WwW 7 cort of the purchaser. jeposit $100 requi: adapted tofarmingor gardening purposes, being | aL eNpN? HOUSE AND LOTS ON THE | Se'soon as the property is kuocked of all tm good condition. For further particulars in- quire of HENRY & WALKER, Boom No, 10, cor- ner of 7th and F streete. THOS. DOWLING, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Auctioneer. District of Columbia, in Chancery, aus: : Dalton. sua WoaY. iy 5-1m™ No 313, Dalto ‘ on MO % B® cw B tioneer. > ALE-A 0 ne July 16th, 1856. at 6 o clock p. m.,on the premises. “ as es k ie LAN Deotire nick Snare. cece off 7 at pub‘ic auction, lots § and 9, in Tata “seub BALE OF A FIRE BRICK PWELLING OW D Very superior garden laud, and | €d just ont | “ivision of original lot«¢ an: 7, in square Mo. 637, BETWBEN 12TH AND 15TH STREETS, aT side the city limits, with a’ fine view of the ©: on part of which is erected a small frame dwelling Sucree itol, city, river, &c., and @ splendid si hou-e. These lote fron: ch 20 fee! treet On WEDNESDAY AFTFEENOO! puiy tet country residence. or could be divided west,andruu back 11% fee. 10 inches toal2 fect | 60 clock, Lshall sell.on the ises, Lot Bo. ‘12, ber of beautiful lots for gardens or al in Square No. 293, fronting 22 feet on D, between depces. It will be sold entire or in lots to suit Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money ee and 13th etreets, with s depth of about 83 feet, ie nde gether with the improvements thereor. consist ee ee scstz and twelve mowthe free aaron ing of a 3 story brick dwelling. with back balla interest. to be secured to the satisfac’ ings, containing altogether 13 rooms. trustee or the whole incesh, at purchaser's 0) The house is eligibly located, sul T° LET—A well-furnished HOUSE of 11 reoms, tantially built, and f very near F street, at $1t0 per month. Frag sy f Py | cellent order; gas throughont the house, hot snd P-L. WELLS & GO aoe Dean eT TEDL L rt” | cold weters patter teetee ke mek te Fecarded iy 8 6t Corner of 10th aud F stresi ont aude 3.6. WeGUIRE RON Bee comfortable and desirable residence. FOR RENT—A fret class BOARDING HOUSE, corner 4% Street and Penna. ave., No, 413. south side: contain«25 rooms; haga fine cookins range, with het and coid water; also, chandelie in the parlor. Possession gi m immediately Apoly to JOHN B. MUBBAY, No. 26 435 etreet, Jy 3-6t" OR SALE—The commodious and extensive FWobee saa GROUNDS located at the north- east corner of North Ca) Tips: $2.000 cash; balance on « credit of 6. 12, M308 cad $6 peenithe tae lenses It aeokeed te aser.) Notes to in troet on the BY BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION 8ALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON . THE CORNER OF STH STREET WEST AND . T STREET NORTH. On THURSDAY 12th instant, at 63 o'clock » Let No i. in Square No. ee the pre: i One-half cash; balance in 6 and 12 ecnred by adeed of trust on the premi- eee interest. secnred isle undoubted. ‘he property com be examined daily from i un- zB. tilap. ee C. W. BOTELER, Auct. itol_and Boundary sts., Hey Meee targa eeieoaes G. Ublman. The pro. | see, All conveyancing and revenue stamp at tue | SY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. rty has rick dwelling and outh TD lise vm ; tow. ¥ End spactoun cellars. “Tervanenty apele ce tis | ured GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. | TROTATE ON SHE CORNEWOF 42 STREET Promioes, 20 dare. MINA UHLMANN; or to D. L. MARYLAND AVENUE, AT PUB- B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Real cerner loth and F ets, NEW TWO-STORY Betate Brokers, soreness atcTION BRICK HOUSE AND LoT dey of July next, at (OR RENT—Two well ventilated ROOMS, at | ON 4TH STKEKT WEST, Between iM aud . sen, by vir- FS’ 333 E street rear 12th. suitable for offices | streets north, House Ne. 132, at Public Anc. mi. P. ‘Wood, tome, mall family, Apply on the premises. thon, Le i lew Sh? > a ma we Onell boll, Om thee pe natineet Oo tee tat one of the Innd resorts ae we ol sell, on ses. having 13 feet ; OE AU BESTE RNG arses Pernt bee: | front by mo tect deep. ramaing back ne ne sites y.D.C., th piece all the modern improvements; bot and cold improvedtwith a new two-story Brcik House, con: 1. con bath room; with gax fixtures towame, In | ‘ining six ood rooms ‘erms: r? wsh; 1 * he southeast corner of quire at 490 H street. north Patent Ofice, aud clghtoch peonten Tor bate eee eee sauare, and running thence nerth 138 fest ay 2-4f JAMES TOWLBS, Agent. and secured by a deed of traston the | team alley; thence in ‘hwesterly direction (OR KENT—HOUSE No. 223 Pennsylvania | All conveyancing and revenue stamps af the cost | With ibe line of the said alley. s0 feet, 7 inches: avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel. The House | f the purchaser. $20 down when Property is thence ina eo thonaterly, direct on with a line at isfour story high and contains 14 rooms with Bar | knocked off. ny py promt patetas Besrding Wome bala tetseiacne | 2 e¢ GREEN & WILLIAME, qucts, | {shi'sruth line oi the aid’ vaste, an themes fm ret class Boarding House, being vicinity ¥ M. K. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers, ~ | 83 feet to the pl same c _E. 5 ace. ginning. the bei Gutiageeery Department ead other Pablic | #5 No. 286 Ps. av., corner Wthatreet, | Lot No 1. in vaste D, a they are recriet ine iy? T. McLAUGHLIN. aya Surveyors office, with the improvements a = BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION. Terms : @ne-half cash: balance six and twelve FOS, BENT The four. fore, DWELLING | On TUESBAY EVENING, July 10th. at #3 | months Balance secured by «deed of trust on the HOUEK. No 29, south side of Indiana ave., | o’ciock, we will sell; upon the promises, Lot No. | pr . All @onveyanee, county and revenue near ‘Hall, baving all the improve- | 14, in Gunnell’s subdivision of uare Bo 305,be- | stampeat the co-t ef the purchaser. down pore paeees emende a Ree es Basement 21 feet é inches front, by 100 feet when the property is knocked eff, in the hands of above grou! , affords office. S-foot alley. sitwated on weat, between T and U street: north provements consist of @ snug Brick House, with nase yard, and good well of water on the prem joes. the auctioneers; and if with within five da trustee reserves the ri the risk and cost of thi ng sien ina few days. Apply at Lees o'clock p. m. JAMES TOW! 5 _jy 2-tf 490 H st., north of Patont Ofice. m= are not complied after the day of sale, the it to resell the property at defaulting purchaser, by dvertising th times i A sara photograph geliery, to be wold chou tet Tere ORe Balt cash; balance im ¢ and 12 lished im Washington city. > oesapnges ooh i ithout instruments. A) ae 7 oo emhens . Pe. av. and 18th st,, Washington, D. oP Sime mys at M.K. WALSH & GU , Aucts. Je %8-eodds Sheet * a aabenee, ; os careck “batibte 4 ~ . me k SF ee CNPC RN TEED ROOMS on Baal pspzrc SALE—On SATURDAY. July 14, at B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oor, or two FURNISHED BOOMS on the first 12M., we will offer at Ee Hie sale. upon the —. floo: e location Is ly north of Pa, | premises. 8 baudsome BUILDING LOTS, from 6 to — FARM AND INTRY av., fone of tho best inthe alts att 1} geres, respectively, forming a portion of ** Happy ISTRIOT AT SUCTION. ‘On RENE Wo ae Resins, | Home."the recidence of Dr- Beas, Berry, aa” the 19th instant, we = ve several Honaine fermchedead antares ioecame | Bolmorg ht Woseingim ralroad cf Snile oe Feat in thecity oud eee ett. Ait, TENSMENTS e location ix one of the finest in the : Offonr rooms, te Fi SRMAN & GREEN, Pood peculiarly adupted to country Jott 18 Intelligencer Building. | toon, “rhe property ts Leunicd Be ioe et Fro —Tn the . at the | und turnpike. all the lots Ing on one or the of ivanie avenue aud LI! other, seme on both. The place is well set in an weulently aitusted | in high cultivation, adorned with two beautifa Loporng: i Slow. Ina e.of 6, | groves and well watered by two ne a ¥ prings. ‘hurches = notes. sod itores at Beltavifie 2 hg ey OHN GLENN & Ce, mene Beal Estate Brokers. lth. are isone of The ler ret gee fet conve: No. 59 street, Baltimore, Aooly aarateets st the Bar Oties. pete 8a HALL. auctonsse F% 5 e caes q B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsors, ri sea aren SALE OF OLD 5 moderate. he best to ears us i Ratt Sete to 0. B. BAKE Bt mo weehalt eal Ey residences ot ‘the o° dotning eistye tor re On the premices » ieee ae oe at of : scan eiey oaru eer onda street werk, bene, Dont Dew 4 (284M Bova waTEE. my 13 Penna. eve., south