Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1866, Page 5

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Urgcvir Court, Judge Wylie—Yesterday in the case of Harris —- the Baltimore and v; fa collision whisk he shana se y reason of a collision v= the result of carelessness, The alleged that the en! country at the time of the vented, in a great of trains with that state ot the accident pre- measure, the running regularity with which they were ran before the war, and the acci- dent, which the com; Tegretted as much as any one, was one of those inevitable misfor- tunes for which ber were not responsible, But the fatal point still remained, evenf there had been gross negligenee in the affair, and that point was, that the ued in the present incor pors- sued in the mt instance was incor ted in three States, and represented three separate corporations, each responsible Bohs its Own acts alone. it was the ‘Washington Cor- — the plaintiff sued, and the accident poste occurred in Western Virginia, that rporation conld not be held response for for it. por for any accident to ing beyond their own limit o: f line, e saat mt in the transport of merchandise. ante plaintiff pier, to the effect that there ‘48 bo distinct act of incorporation applyin, to any one of the companies singly, but "net they were one and the same company, with one common treasury, one common stock. and making the same divicends. point are being The arguments on the latter continued to-day. tg ComrLaIntTs AGainst THE PoLice.—The enforcement of the Corporation laws against some of our temporary residents is followed by complaints against the police. 8 few days ago arrested some persons for ob- structing the sidewalks. The parties were adjudged to be guilty, and fined. This morn- ing the Superintendent received from one of them a lengthy complaint against the police for what the writer pronounced an outrage in enforcing the law Also, another from the same party. complaining that the two dogs sbot in the Fourth Ward a few days ago were allowed to remain unburied. He also suggests an improvement of the law, by which ne and others may not be troubled. He wants the officers reprimanded, and in the beat in which be was fined, a transfer of the officer now on duty. The Superintendent, after reading the eight pages, quietly remarked that the officer deserved to be promotes for doing his duty, as shown by the compirint. The gone CHARGE OF Pern Some weeks ago Nicholas Murray was arrested for keeping a fembling house, the cuarge being made on the oath of Thos. Reilly, who testified that he gam- bled in that house with aman named Cunning- ham. the landlord, Murray, holding the stakes: tbat at the close of the game Murray reiused to give up the stakes. and that Ounningham #nd himself had some words about it, and Cunningham pet his hand in his pocket as if to draw a pistol. Justice Walter fined Mur- Tay $50. Subsequently Murray went to Jus- tice Walter to bave a warrant issued against Reilly for perjury, Murray alleging that Reil- ly swore that Cunningham had a pistol. Jus- tice Walter refused the writ. Murray then went to Justice Giberson and made the ¢ harge, Reilly was arrested yesterday and committed to jail tor court by Justice Giberson. Ee SSS A CHARGE oF GRanp LarcEeNny.—Yester- day, detectives Kelly and Bigiey arrested Henry Jackson, late leader of the band of the Ist D.C. colored intantry, for the larceny of four instruments belonging to the band. He Was brought before Superintendent Richards, at police headquarters, and had a hearing. tt appears that the instraments were porchased by the regiment and presented to the band with the understanding that any member leay- ing the band sbould leave his instrament. Jackson having left the band, and being about to Organize & new one, took an instrument that belonged to Sim, and three that belonged to the band The instruments were recovered, #nd atter the hearing Jackson was dismissed, and permitted to take his own instrument: but the others are retained by the Superintendent, subject to further investigation. oe —- Tue District tn Concress.—In the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. Ingersoll! imtroduced a bill ‘to regulate fees of the Reg- ister of deeds in the District ot Columbia,” pro- viding «that from and after its passare the Register of Deeds of the District of Columbia shall be entitled to charge for recording all deeds and others instruments of writing now authorized by law to be recorded in the sum of twenty cents for each one hundred words, and # like sum for all copies orextracts made from tbe records of said office.” The bill was read twice and referred to the Committee for the District of Columbia. In the Senate, Mr. Doolittle presented a re- monstrance from citizens of Washington S¢ainst tne preposed appeal of the charter. Referred toCommittee for ietof Columbia —_—— Founp Derap.—Yesterday, at noon, Patrol- man Fainter found on the corner of 3d and H. streets south a cigar box containing a dead in- tant, snpposed to have been still-born. It was in such a decomposed condition that the offi- eers had to bury it immediately. 2 Sei. ea ANNEXATION—The Alexandria Board of Aldermen on Saturday night adopted a resolu- ton, deprecating the attempt being made to an- nex tbat ciiy tothe District, and urging the committee appointed heretofore, to rene wed exertions to defeat the scheme. ee Petty Larceny.—Wm. Joknson. colored, ‘was arrested yesterday by Officer White, of the Seventh Ward, for the larceny of a dollar from George Washington. He was held to bail for court by Justice Boswell. ——_¢—_ Tax SAL¥.—The sale of delinquent property by the City Collector will be commenced to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock, at the City Hall. A good opportunity for investment. —— 6 SE€ ADVERTISEMENT elsewhere by Mark- Titer, of something extra in the way of interior decorations. THE DEPOT Superior Fay PLASTER ie Lad eS FALE sod PITCH ge ele vid ave, on opacity Meade adie © ELEGABT. BADD! z Eo a a %s horse: tt WANSTALLS Stable, te, TSS 19th street. near Pa. avenue, snd for conel seformation 119 Ps. avenue, near cr ioth st. iy \g a o N of doe © visso: ‘108. The frm of M Washington av. D.C it, By withdre fees partner. Tai hy agp. TH GE BRW. al sp fore of the fi & Co., will be settled by us. MORGAN & _iy7-10t____ Foot @ street, Washington, D. U, 1 Bek SEL 1s a ‘The undersigned ng re BABOR BY. incl srs yicse ics cet buildi fing Grates, Manges ond Ovens, et Teasonatio High street, Georgetown, will be promptly at- tended to. jy 7-tf COLLINS & FINLEY. LOWE! FEED!! SALTII! A complete assortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUB, to which we soticit the attention of BAKERS AND GROCERS. MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAY, end all kinds of FEED at low rates. GROUND ALUM, FINE, And TURK’S ISLAND BALT for sale low in lote to suit by _my Set W.M. GALT £00. b 4 “BERS AS TEC = ee a s to be rabid are te of animals of that kind are aes ee ied, Sal be cur BURA a ieee.” from eed atter Bre etree ‘WALLA | yprepdetesgs nee eR bent TO OW: es om Saka ve. nergbe A wasbceton Cabal —- the hawt te a CITY ITEMS, 2-6 SEE ADVERTISEMENT of Excursion to Gly- the Sabbath mont on Friday next, School of Assembly's Church. Tickets, Afty cents. —_—o___ Maw Wants sur Littie here below, to wants that little long: bat what he beg it sibdly Co without Is suitable cl can procure at Henning’s On: corner 7th street and cyieun Hl Pe nN < Aa Owwer Wantep.—Dr. Nichols, super- intendent of the Insane Asylum, has turned over a valuable bracelet, found in the Asy- jum, to the Superintendent of Police, where the owner may find it. A Moncment as big as the grand Pyramid might be built of the teeth that have beer ruined by neglect. Shall this still goon in face of the creat fact that Sorodont isa certain Preventive of denial decay? BILtraRps Matcu.—Mr. J. H. Davis will pe & match gtme of 500 pdiaie caroms with Collinsworth, (holder of A. S. Brady & Co.'s Champion Amateur Cue,) ror the rsead this (Tuesday) evening, 10th inet. at B megnificent and cool Billiard & Bow! Tooms, 62, 84 and 86 Lou! a avenue. ———o———~ Eroncnitis.—From Mr. C. H. Gardner, Principal of the Kutgers Female Institute, N. Y., May 14, 1958. “Ihave been afflicted with Bronchitis during the past winter, no relief until I found your Troches. Bronchial Troehes,” or Cough Lozenges. give os reliet in Coughs, Colds, and Throat iseases, and are for sale throughout the United States and most foreign countries. | ae See | EvLporapo 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 15th and 17th streets, opposite = white lot. 3 STRANGER, BUT TRUE. oe.—That Warts, Moles, Corus, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- Moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 43 and 6th streets. Ce PENNteEs can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter eo Corns, buniens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 ose 63 Vania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. fice bours from fa. m. to5 p.m..and 6to8 p.m. MARR. LEENY—BROWN. On Sunday evening, July a Rev. Father McNally, Mr. JUSEPI of West Indies, to Mrs. SABAH BROWN. of Washingten GIyEE. On the Sth instant, at 1% o'clock . JAMES EPWAR' only child of William and Mary A. Given, 17 weeks wnd 2days The funeral will t. Place this afternoon at i o'clock. from the re {Mr H.B. Crogron, corner of d t 1@ friends and re- latives are ite x —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— 500; be roe SUPERIOK HOOK WINE, of the = owing well known branca, viz RSTER BIES DEIDESH RIM RUDESH HOCHHE NIERS STEINER, which Lofier for sale in quantities to suit pur- chasers, at low prices Samples of the wine can be seen at the Union pottiieg > Depot, * No. 67 Green street, George. te wn, __BILRY A. SHINN. DT Tat 486 486 MARERITER'’s, SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! OHOICE STOCK! Lately received. and now open for inspection, the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered in Washington, embracing— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign and Domestic Pesutectare, of the best Fabrics and LATEST STYLES. ay bor ons for PARLORS, ae DINING ROI M pte and LIBRABIES, embraciag New, Bich, and Unique Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders; alro,a large and select Stock of mediam and low Priced Papers. WINDOW SHADES. New and beautiful settee on Baty Groce; and the prevailing Golors. ER,’ and STONB GROUNDS, ‘with ¢ Gilt pe nea with and without Centers. ounce Shades of any required Size,Style, or Color. made to Order. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, The Largest Assortment in the District. war- rr nd to be Gilded witb Gold Leaf, and from the Bost Momatacturere 1 in the aR WALNUT. (imitation.) BOSE GILT Oy ay PICTURE F AMES. WALNUT BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS, &c Persons meuce Photographs taken are request ed tocall and examine our Assortment before pur- chasing Frames. PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, = Coloma, festios, Green, and Blue Color: st Photograph to the Largest iis, er alae. SILK CORD and TASSELS diteraut *'Bpecial attention paid to this Branch ef our Bus- iness, * PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS piveys in Store. On le,@ few Choice PAINT INGS end BNGRAVINGS, Thankful for the liberal patronage received, the attention of the Public is called tothe above Btock as the most complete in the District, « large por tion of which has been Menufactured specially to Oraers and with the weekly Lyon received, ake it all times such as is nore in a Welt ed Estal Le ment. Orde for Pa or Window Shades punctually and falth eeuted, in ity or Country. Any order not ‘atisfactor filled, will be immedistely cor- reeted. and sai aan) a yar a nd £0 (aecordin, OA so) at as Low a they can be purchased im the District, TERMS us FOB GOODS AND LABOR, nar et and fi J. tas 5 ig 486 7th at je 30-36" S doors <a ‘Gad Fellows? Tiiait, BA =e DISARMED m 8 IEF CA USES OF PESTILENCE ae abe ‘ROYED. TARit’s DISINVECTING Evins’. ee oe —— tters Patent in the United 3 pee forty ote Prepared solely by verde af Dissnfeeti tyes : ¥ Laboratory, Roe 298, 3 00. 2302 ary treet, N. ¥. Office, This Company: ig my permanent Boag) Br. Courteret e cclobrates French Chem- ipcharge tite Lebocatenns is preparod to fur- >) ts Dist SPECTING Furnes for siek rooms, nar- series, urinals, water closets. privies, sewers, gutters. phips, railroads, hos) ons. and public institutions of all kin bonses, offal and fat-boil es acm kinds {manures (1mmendely ci of the latter to every fi ir.) sonous and offensive lenge pee deodoriszers. |, antic: | crap in the sclentitictm Teeaing 0 Brivciplee-leavlog in their places Rental air; TO DESTROYERS. and not merely absorbents of polsonous apeo-anot injurious fo ateusiiein which used. The atte medical and sci- tee Ise mon is rected tbene Gidatectante., At. tached are ten mon! dis- lm favor of the great covery. which, with hundreds of others can be seen atthe Company ‘soffice. oven fond Boys. ALBANY, of the New York all it is re) ed to be. We is of it now y, that we — found ‘an article which sur- others y against all bad odors. - Bossas. & Co. New Yoax, April 9, Tythe Bresident of the New York Bistaecton to. larch 30, 1366. Distafecisns €o.: Beant ae —These Disinfectants are Botice ol ot the Metropolitan Health Departm om 4 on POWELig TH PSON, $89rmanss.8 HN. o $e Canadas, to whom ail orders orders abeuld be ad, wer by i Prssgiete 2 and General Dealers in ee for aden 2 oa Mies MOLAN, 379 Pennsylvania avenue. my 13-3 ar marae ite For WOMEN , LYING. fon eoraer SYLU. mig Jasigugted tm the pee eens z| amar (Aduigeian from ed ae ° as | es Sirenee, Fane Ine WANTS. WANTED Ala Ww; NTED—At 497 7th n stapes LADS to mage linen ceats, vests an id pents. ANTED—Two good BED | Hams to ‘work on afarm® Reliable men ee wages. Apply at Star Office counter. “| A WASHER WOMAN, WEUL BI aN: ed, fi ASSES OTE paeEs, rat TBO: BES. ieee avenue veal i iy 10 3" « =~ Bolla, corner e aura —Three good BRICKLATERS. red brick work. Appl; A. wie o w Atreet. between ath tnd AR. cr on Bat ata aerator gy afarn Bae eet zat es musi be washing of the family by whom they are iy at the a office counter. ABD. YARTED — aiet married | whose hasband ts traveling. and who is st home only one day f: mes not so vate retired ould prefer or where there are very few Gesired, in advance. ularly the price, Ac. Star Office at* ‘ood COOK for an offices e Centre Ho Board pi paid, ft Riarecs. arene Mrs. 0. F., Westra mers. a APPly at Bar- acks. Jy 9-6t WaAxtED=a = good CO@K. WASHEB and 1RONER in a small private — fp ly at 375 lith street, bet. L and M. y92 Vij 4NTED—By a ren UATION 4s coo! pomie youns. girl care or to do genera! honse- itef reference given. Inquire on O rt., nd 6th sts., Island. seuth side. 1t* WOMAN to Oook and unier- to market. Also. a GIKL tc small children. Reference re- ma need a ply but white 52 C street, between 4%) and 6th sta, ANIED—By @ respectable German girl, W Air Ga TiO a epost senen Cotas work. Bes be oe family. She does ing well, and as excellent references No. 447 Maes. avenno, bet. 6th jy 9-2t™ WwW Menace A WHITE, GIRL, tc to do a Be Want i = Tent fousns”, in Washinaton. both large and small, for cash. Also, zones in the country, worth from $1,000 to S10. 080 each . L. WELLS & 0O., jy 3-Im corner 10) 2 and F st V “ANTED— At PLOWMAN & or hire, ~CO0s Ho Kesister Office, 305 F strect. between Ith and 12th streets. large and #mall HOUSES for per- maven t and reliable tenants Je 26 13t V J ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies’ sud sare’ Clothing, or any articles of value, stB. FULTON & 00.’8, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th Street, three doors portl of Pa. avenne. N B— 50 Water Coolera, ud 500 gross of Porter A tai for cheap. jor y ANTED — TREE OOND | HAND Fouxito Re MIBRORS. BEDS, BE! ABPET: DING nnd HOUSEFUBNISHING GGuae of every Aescrtption B. BUCHLY, 406 7th stroet, je R.tf between G and H. east FOR SALE AND RENT. FoR RENT—In the STAR OFFICE BUILD ANGS. corner of Pennsylvania avenue street, ROOMS suitable for law, real exta vther 07a, tices Terms moderate ocation the best f ashington. Apply to0. B. BAKER, Star Office. je 3) tf Meee THAN a eT HOUSAND FARMS BY THE SOUTHERN BEAL ESTATE €9., jo7 492 7th steect Fe OR RENT— Six v NFURN SHED ROOMS at 276 Perusylvama Due, between Lith and iste Referen. pyvired Je lott For ® NT—A number of SMALL HOUSES an houMs, fore ished and unfurnished FOR SALE—Lurge and Small HOUSES North and South Inquire at STARR'S Re appa Office, 305 F st Ith and 12th sts. y 14 cozm™ *OR RENT—A new first cla 8 Ei K HOUSE, contairingS rooms, with water and s. on Georgetown Hetzhis, rifhin two squares of street cars. Inquire of O.B, JEWELL & CO., Gstrest Wbarf, Washington. jew-12t [608 BENT—MARINT'S HALL, (inte Temper ance Hall.)on EK street, between 9th and 10th, can be rented for festival, fairs, meetings, or (pureh purposes. For particulars’ inquire a th je 18: GEORGETOWN ADVER’ MTS GEORGETOWN N SOHOOLS. t inations of the Public Schools of George- town will take place as follows BB I ey No. 1—Tuesday, July 0th, High-street nilding. Primary No. Wednesday, July lth, High- street Buildin, Primary No. 3—Thursday, ery-street Buildin; Primary = ‘Friday, July 13th, Montgomery- street Building Female Graimar— Monday, July 16th, Mont- ae ry-street Building. Male Grammar—Tnesday, July 17th, Montgom- ery- eect Build ng it 2 o'clock p. M. each da) he ‘Dis ribution of premiums wil made the Market House Hall, July igth, at Sir Sects Jaly 12th, Montgom- o'clock p.m, dy 6st CREAR? DRY GOODS AT MILLER’s NeW 101 Bridge st., Georgetown. D. C.— We continue to receive large supplies of Sam the season is advanced are enabled , and as som purchase a and sell them much lower than early hy season. We have a full stock of Srontes aes Dress jourekeep’ P ise F Goods for Mens’ and Palm Fans at 5 cts., kirts, Bleached Muslins 1235, ‘St conte. Brown Muslin to sell 15, 18, 20, ‘scons. Calicoes 10, 12! Aipecas trom 25 cents to $1, withstanding domestic goods have adva: ly, we are selling them as low as ever. ae ed stock, and 3 willenve late- Call and our money, E Ex- je l4-Im* a, BEMOVA i LEY, G0 Penn. ‘evens’ tas REMOVED from Svenue, ten doors, Dentistry All pe 01 242 to pad on Habber. Gold and reons should tl s Brice we very low, 1 see for your- wee nd improved a avenue, between 12th and Isth 2: 8. B. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist. HE HOwLARD paral f, ASSOCIATION, N peer Fs 87] ifhow Fe ea bs 2 on wget eres of at nds of 1a ‘work done at a MINBEAL Bama ee sad 20 person can See ce ree inserted aay ery have i» We ve Tobe convinced of "the fact mginea of ipserding a ae ct {pjur A ad pis wee ipinaeigritca teh hay aay fen eat aad mnsylvania ave. Riso, BOT Arron treet: ecM-ly ‘ust BI REOBIVED AND FO ! ND FOR SALE, . 8 7 low f J ons ot T. Lewis wht. iy hilo tor ice iy 9-eolm* Paint Store, 350 ES street. UFFIELD 8 CELEBRATED HAMS. THE OLDEST AN: Sie is THE tern ter.—Cin. .| are vorites P. the i Pi le to J trade by for Ld }. Ohi le Tittmote bau MOS arom, heen TRE, ONLY | meranuisean ce mm cone ae rrovertible i bnoe er No. 4 7 ith streets i Fihae mba liebe 25 OeQUITO an all sizes ané colors, Mat ust recel ST HROCK 8, 459 7th A a FOR SALE AND RENT: REE BOO! ets ieet hh ad BO... Pprabcsbers: between Obie avenue and D street 1e-3t* RE N BENT A fim dhat be Teas ip Fo RENT aS Grocery. Mset and Vegetable Market. Fo tLe the macy Beer Boil. fecti rot as ot re, ay 10 2t* ding. corner of ATOBKS at Mg St low price, Store for rent iad Penna. 380-30" RERT—¥ TRNIGHED HO for a Your ches Ss Monit 3266 Stirs worthy Pater For SALE—An cli bly situated aaieeaeOl in the F; the southeast intersec: It ie a substantial two- contain- ew story brick house, with nt ground attached. ‘or terms apply at No. 40 La. av. iy -eolm Fe BEN HOUSE of sev- eb Fooms, ie ity. erms _—s month, in Fedves, adapted fort: arders, or se small families. agers A. corner 9th and I sts. 37 10 pt od LE Ss FSE SALE —noyee and LOT at Laurel, i: th. six rooms. Con ales to Churches, Schoole, Store, &c. Property desira- ble, A Lots from 3s an Fen ng one Afew choice arn trom #0 to 780 aces | on on favorable ter ona STILBOM. Attoraey. ” enve: ed nd Real jen! _iy 10-8¢" yan. ans Fate Washinton. FOE, REST Tiree iarce airy ROOM ma the Avenue. Inquire at 355 Penna near 6th st ay bx st Foe ENT—A HOUDE of six rooms, furnished 1 te; terms Sapserate. Inquire 399 lith strect, between Land K sts. dy 9-3t* Fos SALE UK RENT CHEAP— sey Frame HUUSE ining six rooms. ith street, between P and ercice of GLapMOR,. Hie. 256 Sthat.. between Mand Nnorth. jy 9°38! Foe ALE—Two MARKET STALLS, _ butter.) one inthe Oen arket and one in the Eastern Market ‘Goods St for sale cheap. Inqutre corner Oth and L stree 179 3t* G LOCKEBY STOKE FoR eas and B FIXTURES for esla Now doing a good busi- ness. Inquire at this office, or at northwest cer- ner of I and 1th sts. py 9-3t* Fe. RENT-Two BRICK HOUSES, 8 rooms zood Ineation; Ne ag month MITCHELL E 8. E corne jy 9-3t" A GENTLEMAN WISHING t ‘e the desires torent HOUSE No. ad tzth street, between H street and New York avenue, com- pletely furnished. Terms $35 per month. In quire on premiee ay 920" , yBRBIOK DWELLING, + a5 aed water. A twe- story BEICK, with store. room and cellar. suitacle for a grocer Inqnire at 676 lith street. be. tween land E, Island. jy 9-3t ye FARMS FOR SALE, CHANGE, in Montcomery Co. Md. One 6 mile: ove Rockville; the other 3';, One consists of 275 acres, the other 260. Apply at No, 401 12th street, between Tand K strects. jy 91m* aes RENT—The LEASE, GOOD WILL and STOCK IN TRAD# ci oneof the oldest and Leet estab fehed second-class hetel# (completely furni A the city; has 2 chambers, together With parlors, office, realing.diniug and ball rooms also. kitchen, fine yard and stabling doings $20 or $30 per month clear proat. roprietor the only reason for s*lliag. - WELLS & CO auctioneers and Brokers. northwest corner lth aud F Rent $20 per month. iy 9-6t STURE FOR REN Inquire oy No “3a loth street. between L and M Street ay 7-3 ] OUSE FOR RENT—on 19th str: “tween and R streets cont siping § rr Avply at of Oth ond Q sts, 7-30" ho ON PA. AVENUE. aaiiaiee 7 £2 rooms, will be rented lew. inquire at No. 247 Pa. avenn ye Tot™ GE RES ING BOUsE, t tween 18th and 9th streets weet. Ty, at No. I°7 K street. o from 18th at iy 7 3t" SOR RENT: mall tarnished HOUSE 114 Goy street, Gaorzetown, between Con. pms. the corne B with gas and water. on gress avd Hieh ete $0 per month. Appl. to H € SPALDING 335 peed between 9th and 10th streets, Washington ay T-3t* Jarge BRICK DW ELLING, tween lth and 12th. is t 18 rooms, with «ll the eeen improvements. Inquire of J. T ae KER, Lumber Merchant, 10th street and C, ay 7-3t ho KENT—A first class DWELLING B on the heights of Georgetown. A three-story brick, with 13 rooms: water and gas fixtares, cookin, range. and hot and cold water. Also, two email HOUSES in ‘the oe Ward For eae ap ply to JOSEPH LIBBRY, j¥7 3t* 7 Water at , Secmpucwn, | es RE 1OUSE No. 154 Peon avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, containing 4 rooms, including bath room. Inquire at Obina Store on the premises, or at 4 th street. bet. Gand li. Jy 6-tf RING g MILL. Jp 7oet com VANBELAY va, iS hiker. EY OF Ane oR SALE Tnis Mill is finely situated, being built on the Liver front.on Pier 5, having the advantage of « y draught of water stits wharf. A branch of tive Loudon aod shire railroad runs directly back of the building. If not sold at prt by the I7th instant, it will be sold at public the highest bidder, on the premises, at 2 0’c on that day. For information inquire on the pene Pod the Setoeal Bank ef the Me is. Washington < j J. B. HUTCHINSON iy 6-ata Assignee for Bowen, Bro. & Go. Fo RENT—RUOMS suited to families. a quire at 422 léth street, between H streets. 43 F42e “FOR SALE, of 75 acres, or will besold in smaller lote; 3%: miles north of the city; near Bock Creek Church; improve? 4 jarge Dumber of buildings, orchards, &o. 1s well adapted te farming or For fart pa ck th Mt d tte further parti pnd a n wood conditi 2 Ww ‘or er “5°? ars in- quire of HEN ALKER, Boom No. 10, cor- ner of 7th and F siecle ly 5-im* 1, OR SALE—About twont acres of very supe- rior tion. LAND, uncer 8 high state of culti’ den land, and located ju with @ fine view of the &c., and @ poeta site for or could be intes num | pecs gy lots for gardens or private rest- dences. It will be sold entire or iniots to suit gree Address Box 758, Post Office. ay T O LET—A a root et 100 perm a reoms, near F street. a mont boa! DB. b. WELLS & 60 iy 8-6t Corner of 10th nid F atrects. Fe RENT—A first-class BOARDING. Bouse, soreee street and Penna. ave ven nediately. MCHA » No. 26 43 street. in parlor. rer he JOHN B. Jy 3-61 {OB SALE—The commodious and extensive k , OUSE sad GROUNDS located at the north: east corner | jorth Oapitol end Bounder; oe lately the residence of Chas. perty lor large brick, dwell dwelling and outhouses, cel eas) ante pee, to Mrs Siw Ob! SBME oR gS | LS & Estate Brokers, northwess cerner Toth an pager dy 3-tf OR BENJ—That hand-ome $ story and base- ment IDEECE, No. 266 F street north, Il the modern tinprovements; hot and cold ire a a rest, it ou 2-tf ES TOWLES: Agent. Fo Se No. 223 P yh avenue, opposite Willard ’s Hotel. is four story high and contains 14 room and roe pe complete, a1 gine te eate Department ead otlier “Panis jy 2-1 T. A. McLAUGHLIN. —The four-story DWELLING F Youre Wo “28: southside of Indiana ave., Hall, arte Fy all the impreve- ity sale 0. spring w: —— ent Being e snows ground, pols tien in Apply x a 6 $3 . De _iy: EA -tf H st., north of Patent Offics EB BENT_, $467 Le FS RTP Aare ereesansarees = ond floor, or 7 STe y MS oat on the = So rrcad one noleeation te fmmeaies (OR SEN —We ha reral ara +3 TE HOUSES, furnished pand anf " in the city and Geo of four rooms, in Fi Th yee fs rent. ret War WNMAN & GREER, 15 Intelligencer Building. F% vies ten Rie’ OP cont it distance 23 to Bealthy tod flourishing » _spT-cotf itt Room 7. Intelligonost Dulldiug. Cae Toate te Be. AUCTION SALES. [For other Awetion Sales sce fourth page.) ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES Fez oF] it HOUSE AND x On MONDA’ x ly 284, at 5% o'clock. om the we shall setl, partof Lot » in Bauare A. beginning i the me 19 feet the southwert corver of said lot. rumaing thence west 16 feet. by the depth of the ARS yb Saproved by a newly "built two-story frame house 4 rooms. ~ One-third cash; residue in € ani 2 t | Gonvers odo ewer, see aapees a oe the property. im anc — aoe OOLEMAN, .. _dy 10-4 J 0o. ba «ty bal | TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE nb. avenue, between 6th and 7.a vomte at Febibc Auction. ‘2 fostant,at consi ew ry frame containing § rooms conv ar- for a emall family." aaend One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 for netes bearing jnterest, secured bre deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing rs revenue stamps at t tbe oo cost of {mo purchaser, down when the r #0! ‘ GR EN ewitty a jy lod B® GREEN & W er ‘Auctioncors, No. 526, corner 71h and # streets: A FINE TWO STORY AND tr eck pate 7K HOUSE AND LOT. FRON wer JERSEY AVERUE, B ND STRERTS NORTH, ion NG HOUSE Ne 299. 0 the 18th fnetant, at AT PUBLIO AGQOTI On WEDNESDAY, o'clock p. m., we shall sell, on the promises. 9 Lot No.5. in Square No. &7. with the im; ments. consisting of a well-buitt Brick with Brick Basement, containing «ix coed Teo! with fine paomee separate from every room, piss it @ coi rable residence for any smali family. Terma: One-third cash, balance in s'x and twelve Months ured by a deed of trust om the premises, All conveyancing and revenuc stampa at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when the property is sold GREEN & WIL LIAMS, _Ancts, jy 10-4 ¥ JAS. 0. McGUIRE 200. Auctioneers. pei SALE OF Lor. OF Saou! 4 ON TH ST B eT s KEET. NEAR STN On SATURDAY AFT BNOOR. July an, at 6 ed of tra 6 o'clock. by virtue of edin Liber BM H., of the land records of Wasbington rected, L shall sell all that part o! Drury 's sub of square 209, deceri follows that ie to say, besnning ior the seme sixty 60) feet from the southwest corner of said square, running thence north forty (40) feet to @ te «10 j feet alley, thence west seventy six (75) feet ¢ chen, thence south forty 40) feet thence seventy six (74) feet 6 inches to tie p of beg ming Iso, Lots 14 and 12, in b., fro T, ninety fect on i:th street weet, by a depth Ove thirlcash residvein > fecured on the property. at purchase: 's est HENRY H. TILLEY. Trustes JAS ©. Mc GU IRE & CO. Aw ta, Y¥ GREEN = WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. bai tg 8 SALE OF V. ALUARLE REAL ES ary ieud avenne. east of the Capitol, xand twelve Conveyancing jy 10-ta SDAY, the llth instant, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 6 o'cleck p.m, by virtue of adeed of trust trom Philip Wagner to the updertieneg. daly executed and recorded, the following described valuatde property, viz. —Lote No Sand 9. ac ing to Wm B Todds su vision of square a3, with the improvem which are three newly-built tw &c This property mated at the corer Mary! avenue and h street east, and ore suitable tor private re-idences or business Perposes = The lots have a front of 40 fect 10 incl es nnd rum back at an averace depth of 74 feet. The troporty willbeseld separately or together, to sult purchasers Terms: Cne-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 hs, the purchasers to give notes for the de ts, bearing int on the premises enne stam $100 will b “t irom day of id, All convey # at cost of purchaser, tired paid down at the time of sale, or another ane will iately had. If the terms of sale are not plied with in five Jays thereafter, the fully com trustees reserve the right to resell, wt the ris Kand Cost of the first purchaser, after ive days potice ix the National intedine neer CHARLES BE. UTERMEBLE, FERDEICR SCHMIDT SAMLEL L. PHILLIPS, rusters GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts Y GEEEN ca WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ba 4 K AND FRAME HOUSES AND BUILD. ING LOTS ON SHE ISLAND AT Al CTION, WEDNESDAY, the 1th instant, we shall front of the premises, at 6 o'clock ¢ encivg onthe fir Lot No w, in Bas € No feet by 155 feet De inches 4 the Sy mg ~ aay which ® @ fine three-story Brick House, &c., &c., it being house No, 663 12th street west, between south O sad Virginia ave., bear the Smithsonian Institute. Also. part Lot 24. in same suu co) Soak 1 inches deep, on which Also. parts of Lote 15 and 16, i frenting 52 feet onsouth B and V: DY a depth of 98 feet, to a wide Also, part of bot No.5, in Square 325, havinga front of 22 feet by 100%, teet, with the improve- ments, which are « Dandsome Dwelling Honse, jy 2 eokds » feet front, &c.. &o. 8 proper between © street and Virginia avenue. being house No. 584 12th st depth part of same Lot 5, front 26 feet by same le H rt of Lot No 7,in Square No. 438. with the fmprorementa, which’ are a ‘ing So &@c.,&c. This property. a on 8th street west, between G and B streets south Also. part of Lot No.4 in square 296. with the improvements, which are a two-and-half story Frome House. &c., &c., fronting on south C, be- tween 12th and 13th streets weet Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6and 12months, for notes beariny Bg interest, secured by a deed of trust on the pre: All conveyancing and rev- enue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. §50 iowa on each piece when oon. =) eel « bie ed _iy3d (intel) ictioneers, I AUCTION SALE. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TUBS- DAY, the 17th of July, I shall offer for sale one of Chickering & Son’s Pianos, under a bill of sale from J. H. H. Boty to W. B, Shedd, to the high- est bidder fer cash, at the house of W. B, Shedd, No, 447 Sth street, at 12m G. F. HOTCHKISS, iy 9-7t* for W. B. SHEDD. OS 8 St Bravia SALE.—By virtue of -. pier Fs in, tr: H. Stevens aye dietrained ‘0! r vie Hat 8 ov: vis md be notii that shall offer said tele so distrained 4.370% 10 the highest aie pa cast, RIDAY, the 130 th day of July, 1865, at 10 lock a. m.'on cae promines, oagek mon W. W. KIRBY Bailit. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. PAB eo aS ME BI House. ARP LOT 0 5T ST. iN Q AND Hier PUBLIC AUCTION, instant, st 6 o'clock ay sballecti. on the premises, nort part of No. ary in Square No. ‘he improve- ments, consisting of a snug two-story Frame House, containing 6 rooms. The lot vA 21 feet 9 inches frent, by dbfeet 4 Socbeeeete. Terms nown on the ai so cm BP eie, ances. orses &n«l wagons and harness. at 8 . to the hi it bids for cash. i. Baas an eee ea shall ex Sapose the growing crops fer sale tothe bigh- a Bailift and Constabic. 7 D. L. WELLS & CO. B = Northwest corner ER! Y BALE OF A NERY DESIBA. PERE EL 24 SUP EUE LisG HOUSE AND LOT, te ayente Roem, Ahh: ch memes Phe FRIDAY. July 13, 1866, jostens, ate ovcl’k p. we sball sell, en the p: sing Mote sp ket if band, Me; wife avenue ath and isth streets. and extending: 1a’ in’ depth 93 t. improved by asix room new aor en on : deals 5.3 bi ce front yart neatly enclesed Terms: One half és Papenee Sane ates, mosths. wiih iourest "$100 down at Coa- rernace amps at purchaser's cxpeane. tle perfect: . L. WELLS & 00 iy 7-ata unter © Auctioneers. ¢ ani ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. “oe LE OF eS eM 8) weL Line jvUSB AND a eae Court of the jaare A t pubile visio weet.and rua eas iy AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Fe lin ine —vannenenn BBY GREEN 2 WILLIAMS, Acctioncers. BEW Two-sTORY B ont Seen inet it. at 6% o'clock Die Lot Th Toots & with the fi of racer uo Lasafstts toy Sedat jon is very for ang soe he pur: pur eee © pr’ privane xand twelve months. for notes bearing in ——— et eecured by premises convey anct: ctamnpe et the cost of the rchasert sredwonakas Wilings fed Joely 31.1482, and dul No. 42, folice #8. gbail ofter for pct DAY, Joly th, 1846, Zand'}2,in Squaress Lot No. 2. in Square 23, ait strects went, Lunt 12. tn sesee Square. ou iiketrest, streets weet 12. in same re. on tween north H street and Bock Oreek. — GEORGE MYER, Trustee W.LewW bo Accs B M.K. WALSH a WALSR ¢ 09..a\ Dastoasscse No. ¥*d Pa. av., corner lth street. BRICK HOUSE. AND LOT AT AvcTION.. On TURSPAY EVENING, Joly 10th o'ctoek Se evel upon the premises, Lot W 14. in Gunnell's subdivision of Seuare Be fae. te ink 21 feet inches fromt. by 100 feet deep. run ping back toa Mi foot abey. situated om 42th ot wees, between T ard U ‘The im provements co’ with te yard, and vood well of water on the prem One balf cosh: balrnce im 6 anf 12 secured by @ deed eo Upon the M.K. WALSH & GOV , Ancts. Uclonee©r SALE OF BO SEHOLD FURNITURE AT it 8 atc On WEDNESDAY MORNING, July 1th K.d-r-lisellat No vl b street between ioth, alarge lot of Household Formitare, sisting of Parlor,Chamber and Dining-reom Feruiture. being th prents of twelve roome Embraced in the sale is arge collection sf om ayer Linen Sheets, Bi cw “pOTELER, Auct BY : K. WALSH & O0., Auctioneers No. 2% Penna. ave, corner 10th street Low Nos. joa We re mor cathe HOUSEHOLD FURNICC RE AT No 575 Ag ite trp WEEN 4TH AND 6TH Sts" . ‘ Ov WEDNESDAY MORNING o'clock, we will eel, at the a assortment of Houreho!ld Furniture, rt— Bedsteads. Bureaus, Sofas, Chairs, Stoves, Mat- tresses, Kitchen Utemstis, ac Termscash . iy 9-2 M. K. WALSH & ©O., Aucts.@ + THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown HOUSEHOLD FURNITOBE AND EFFECTS ATA ion 8 Mer ae riment of Household Futuiture Will be added— # dozen Broome, iy7 3t THOS. DOWLING, A act. ¥ J. 0. McGUIBE so ©CO., Auctioneers TRUSTEE'S sare OFA A Pa x Sef ELLING BOUSE ON THE 1sL On WE DNESDAY AFTERNO! ~ 8t 6o'clock. on the pr deed of trust duly reco 14, folion 179, 180. and Isl. ome of the land re ef Washingion connty.sel Lot No. 21. im Sauere 2*4. fromting il feet 5 inches on 1th atreet west, between south B and © streets,(Island.) with « of 105 feet 6 inches, to a 9-foot alley, im- ed by @ three wore br ch Dwelling House, a side lot One-third cash: residue ith interest, rt Ne haser's ¢xpense NON. Trustee. AOUIRE & 00.. Ancts, iG iAuct.; Georgetown, MPTORY SALE oF A VERY DES"RA- AND NEA NEW FRAME ONL, Se raE | AND LOT IN GEORGBTOW DNESDAY, July 1th. at 6 o'clock p m., 1, in front Fike» iiges, part of Lot No. “July 38th ot in s'x and secured on the 209. {fronting 20 fee. on the south sideof West «t , between Green and Montgomery streets, t beck 210 feeito «10 foot —- consist of « neat and nearly B House, containing 7 reoms, ment and cellar: gas and water threngh the Bouse, ‘and in one of the most pleasant parts of the own. Terms: One-third cash ; balance in 6 ty Conveyancing ayebaser. A vieporit porston$ me oa property is "Bios _iy6 (iote'.) ¥ 0. W. BOTE: SALE OF A FIRE BRICK DW SULING O§ D BETWREN 12TH AND 13TH STEERTS, ae oTION On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. it ease vat 6 o'clock, Ishallsex on >; promises. Loi in Square No. 295, srentim, on D, betw: ied ai agen ins cepa ancrt site togetoer cousts! & 3-story brick dwei ling. — beck ba: containing al he= 13 es: balance one a eeait of 6. 12, a 3% months, (or loner if desired by; the purchaser ) Hows | to bear interes.. sece by a deed in trust om the A cash deposit wall be ofsale ee at ancing at cost ef purchaser. peeperty ‘cam De examined daily from 1 un- ©. W. BOTELER, Auvct. B* ORFEN Wits ustioncers. 84L) EpINS Ps $R 29) ets y= J - OF Sau? out TEEEAG ES pert at 6% o'clock rete premihes, No.1. im Squere No. sr of — Re the hae" of ‘the, sald ‘alley. ; hence Oey ed gh! les, me. I: i the south ies Brac uare, place of ‘wits the ening ine = poy of “advertising three times i 4 F iP the Ws sto Ba GOOD W.. Trustee, a2 WiLLiims, je Beokds (latel.) Auctioneers. Tae — 2 ben gag ti