Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1866, Page 3

a —eV7"—" THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Not ExactLy Svicipg.—Yesterday Detec- tives Clarvoe & McDevitt arrested a foreigner, Spparently an Italian. who has been several days at Willard’s, where he went by the name of A. E. Burnette, but who, since his Srrest, has given the nameof A. E. icunes, on @ charge of being confidence man, and also Of being the adroit operator who, being arrest. ed in New York on the charge of swindling a bank in Paris, France, out ofa large amount, managed to elude the vigilance of Depaty Marshal in Gotham, a few days since, while that official was indulging in wine at the ex- pence of the prisoner. ‘After his arrest here he acknowledged he was a confidence man and bad “beat” Guy's hotel. Baitimore recently out of a week's board, going there by the name of Sevilla. The Detectives locked him up at headquarters. intending to telegraph to New York for infermation. fie appeared to be di tressed by the fact of his arrest, and very wu easy when told by the officers that they woulda inquire about him in New York. The officers Jeft him in the ante-room, the cells being very uncomfortable. About four o'clock Sergeant Reed, sitting in the trial room, heard a fearful €roaning in the ante-room as if some one was in adying condition. Entering the room he Saw the prisoner lying upon the floor, his arms quivering, his legs drawn up and his eyes rol- ding around wildly and des; rately as if he ‘Was in the agony ofdeath. His body was bare and just across the left breast wasa scratch trom which a few drops of blood had oozed, Superintendent Richards came in and with Sergeant Reed decided that the eyes exhibited too much intelligence, and the tossing of the head was done with too much regard to its patotal collision with any hard substance fora dying man, and that the attempt at suicile wasa dodge. They, however, called in Dr. Young to robe the horrid gash and ascertain its depth. fhe Doctor did soand prounounced the wound clmost skin detp. Sergeant Reed took a tum- bier of water and poured st on the face of the Suicide, who took great care not to let it stran- gle him. The Superintendent showed him the case knife, with which he scratched himself, and remarked that he would leave him to him- self, and if he desired to die, no one should prevent him. Sergeant Reed remarked, «Look here. old fellow, if you don’t get up we'll put you back in the cell.” The prisoner took the bint and immediately got up as well as ever, “barring” the wound. The Detectives will hold him wntil they receive a reply from New York relativg to his doings there. a eihinttessen Watt's New Orera Hovse.—The building S50 conveniently situated at the intersection of Ninth and-C streets and Louisiana avenue, has yust been fitted up as an opera house and isnow one ef the neatest and best arranged houses in this section of the country. The interior has been remodeled and renovated and now pre- sents & fine appearance. It contains in the parquette and dress circle and gallery seats for about fifteen hundred persons, those in the | Centum per annum on the amount unpaid may parquette and dress circle bemg finely uphol- stered; and the entire interior newly painted and frescoed. The stage is a large one, and is turnished with first class scenery and ma- cbinery with a beautiful drop curtain, repre- Senting the bridge of St. Angelo. The dressing rooms are conveniently arranged on the stage. The boxes, eight in number, are richly car- peted in Brussels, curtained in brocatelle and ace and richly papered. The means of enter- ipg and leaving the building are four in number, the principal by a wide stairway in | iront and two doors on the north and one on the south side. To be prepared against fire, | there are numerous water pipe and hose at hand. The improvements have been made under the supervision of Entwistle & Barron, carpenters; and the other portion of the work | by the following: Scenery by Stroag; ecarpen- tering by Kelly & Gross: ‘frescoing by H. Schutke: upholstering and aper-hanging by ‘Wilner: painting by S. S ‘Ker; gas-fitting by Shufiley. These are all well-known me- cbanics. and the manner in which the work bas been done fully sustains their previous reputation. Itis Mr. Wall’s intention to rent this theatre to none but lessees of known fone rg ebaracter that the performances may A No.1, and there is but little dsubt that it willsoon become the popular theatre of Washington. —— es Tue DisTRicT in Conckess.—in the Senate yesterday, Mr. Johnson offered the following joint resolution, which was referred to the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds: “Resolved, That the Commissioner of Public Buildings be, and hereby 1s, authorized and Girected, under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, to take such immediate mea- sures as he may deem best to cause a constant supply of Potomac water to the Capitol.” Mr. Morrill, from the Committee for the Dis- trict of Columbia, reported the bill to incorpo. Tate the Sailors and Soldiers’ Orphan Home, with an amendment. which strikes out the provision that-all Senators and members of the ouse of Kepresentatives shail be members of any advisory committee organized under its constitution and by-laws. Mr. Fessenden, from the Committee on Fi- mances, reported the bill making appropria- tiors for sundry civil expenses of the Gover: ment, with amendments. The recommenda- tions to cnt down include $1.750 fr extra compensation to the Commissioner and chief clerk of the Land Office on account of the | census, $1,500 for an electrician to manage the lighting apparatus of the dome of the Capitol, and $30,000 for an addition to Providence Hos- pital in’ Washington. The following new ap- propriations are recommended: Fer preparing and publishing medical statistics in the office of the Provost Marsbal General, $60,000; for pavement in trontof the Warand Navy De- partments, $13,000; appropriations are also made tor the pay of extra clerks in certain offices, and $3,000 for rent of room for the use of the Pension Office. es MEETING OF THE WORKINGMEN'’S ConvRy- vTion.—Last evening, the reguiar montaly meeting of the Workingmen’s Convention was held im the Council chamber, Mr. Wm. R. McLean president, and Mr. Jos. H. Reed sec- retary pro fem. The credentials of W. B. Berger and J. P. McKean. delegates from the Bookbinder’s As- sociation, were received, and, after being re- delegates. The secretary laid before the Convention a reply of the Granite Cutier’s Association to the communication of the Convention. It wiil be recollected that the delegates from the Granite Cutter’s Association withdrew from the Con- ‘vention at tne times portion of the Conven- tion nominated Mr. Easpy as a candidate for the mayoralty. The association approved of the action of their delegates.and sent a com- munication to the Convention asking that their pames be stricken trom the roll. The Conven- tion at their June meeting adopted a resolution requesting the Granite Cutters to reconsider their action. The reply stated that the con- munication had been received and laid on the table. Mr. J.C. C. Whaley was delezated to pro- ceed to Baltimore to ascertain what arrange- ments had been made relative to the proposed Nationa! Con vention of Workingmen to be held on the 20th of August. After the transaction of some routine busi- ness, the Convention adjourned. ——o ANNIVERSARY.—On Sunday morning Iast, the Fifth or Island Baptist Sunday school cel- ebrated its tenth anniversary, in the church. ‘The building was neatly trimmed, and on its ‘walls were the followi ig inscriptions :—Glory | to God in the high «Peace on Earth, “Good will to men,” “We aim to instruct.” The exercises commenced at 9 o’clock and continued until lo’clock, a large number of the friends of the school being present. The pastor of the church, Rev. C. C. Meador, pre- Sided, assisted by Mr. T. Campbell, acting for Mr. Lucas, the superintendent. The school sang several bymns during the exercises, and appropriate addresses were made by Thos. J Samson, Dr. Charles Alien, Rey. M. A. Tur- net. aud others. ——_e—__ Piney Port.—Piney Point Pavillion. which, before the war, was one of the mos popular summer resorts, is now open for the fret ime since the rebellion, under the man- agement of Oapt. Billy Mitchell, well known to our citizens, and quite gt og =! ee ge A hot month o: are bow weathering out July there, luxuriating on fish, flesh and tow, while we poor mortals are compelled to Stick to the neatand dust of the city. otber families there are these of Messrs. Thos. Berry, S. Bacon, Wm. Rutherford, and a num- ber of other well known citizens. The Express and Columbia leaving here on Saturdays and meee Stop at the Pavillion on each —o—_—_. PAYING POR THEIR SPoRT.—Last night, some half a dozen you! , clerks and salesmen, ‘who had been ata pic-nic or some other plac ot nett. preety fas the city Foy: on o'clock & m., aD rough nite Market, amused themecfiee by sleeping countrymen and disturbing their pro- duce. They were all arrested by Officers Mark. wood, and locked up in the central guard- house. This morning Justice Thompson fine | each 85. Some were enn gs Cope to pay determin: img the fine, but the jastice that as they had their tun in annoying th countrymen, they should pay for it, and the money was soon produced by the prisoners. ——eo—_— Scppen Deat#.—Yesterday afternoon, Mre. LL. Weber, wite of Louis Weber, died very sud- denly at her residence on 7th street east, be. tween Gand leouth, Mrg. Weber had been confined about a week ago, gnd after recovery was taken with symptoms of pore? fever. Yesterday, the vivid lightning and deafning thunder so alarmed her, that she was seized bh convulsions, and died in a very short A New Jair ror THE Disteict.—The House of Representatives yesterday PSssed a bill asa substitute for House bill 124, authorizing the constraction of @ jail in and for the Distri:t of Columbia. Section 1 authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to select a suitable site on come of the public grounds belonging to the Govern- ment in this city, and construct thereon a jail to provide for not less than three hundred prisoners, with suitable yards, hospitals. &c., the entire cost of which shalt not exceed S20, - 00. Sectien 2 provides for the employment of an architect to bt gape a plan for the building and the let'ing of the contract for its construc- tiom. Section 3 provides for the retention of 20 per cent. of the estimated cost of construction Bntil the completion of the comtract. Section 4 appropriates $200,000 for the ex ses of the building. Section 5 authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to sell at public auction the materials of the old jail, located on Judiciary Square, and pay the proceeds thereof into the United States Treasury. Section 6 requires the city authorities to raise $70,000, and pay it into the Treasury at or before the completion of said jail, tofeimburse the United States fora partof the costof the construction. George- town is required to raise $20,000, and the county $10,000. These sums are to be deemed the proportion of the cost of said jail of the cities and county, and the authorities ef the same are authorized to assess the levy upon the taxable property of the District a tax suf- ficient to raise the required sum. Section 7 provides that in case of failure on the part of either of the said cities or county to ise and pay om sum required of it by the time desi; nated, the Secretary of the Interior shall ap- point a collector, who shall proceed to collec the taxes assessed; and in case of failure, neg- lect, or refusal to make the requtred assess- ment, the Seeretary is authorized to make such levy and proceed to its collection aforesaid. a ee DIvIsION OF SCHOOL FUNDS WITH THECOL- ORED ScHOOLS.—The following bill, which had previously passed the Senate, passed the Houee yesterday, and awaits the President's signaturee to become a law : Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the eighteenth section of the act entitled * An actto provide for the public instructien of youth in the county of ‘Washington, District of Columbig, and for other purposes,” approved June twenty-five, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, shali be so construed as to require the cities of Washing- ton and Georgetown to pay over to the trus- tees of colored schools of said cities such a } proportionate part of all money received or expended for school or educational purposes in said cities, including the cost of sites, build- ings, improvements, furniture, sand books, and all other expenditures on account of schools, as the colored children between the ages of six and seyenteen years, in the res- pective cities, bear to the whole number of children, white and colored, between the same ages. That the money shall be considered due and payable to said trustees on the first day of October of each year, and if not then paid over to them, interest at the rate of ten per be demanded and collected trom the authori- ties of the deliaquent city by said trustees, Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the said trustees May maintain an action of debt inthe Supreme Court of the District of Co- lumbia against the said cities of Washington and Georgetown for the non-payment ot any sum of money arising under the aforesaid act of June twenty-five, eighteen hundred and sixty-four. ——._—_ How To Eat Just Now.—Breakfast at Rea- gan's restaurant, seuth west corner of Pennsyl- Vania avenue and 1ith street, on broiled thin micdiing, broiled tomatoes, fresh toast and coffee—a breakfast, as Reagan gets it up, to be got nowhere else north of New Orleans. Take tea there, on broiled Potomac herring, fresh toast. and mixed tea, and you will enjoy what | throughout Virginia was twenty years ago ecnsidered the most desirable meal conceiy- able in so hot a season. — « AccIDENT.— Yesterday afternoon a little boy ab nt 12 years of age, named Timothy Marr, fell fom the steps of one of the porticos of the batent Office building, and was seriously in- jured. Patrolman Campbell, ef the Thira Ward, called Dr. Elliott, who administered to the relief of the child. Officer Campbell con- veyed the child to his mother’s residence in the Seventh Ward. TENS Sea STEALING A BREASTrIN.— Yesterday, officer Frazier, of the Second Ward, arrested Sarah Townsen, colored, for the larceny ofa breast. pin, the property of Mary F. Butler, and took her before Justice Morsell, who held her to bail for court. -_—-* S. SMITH, Esq , agent Harnden’s Express Company, bas kindly offered to send packages and goods free of expense to Portland, Me., for the sufferers by the late terrible fire. ——_o—_—_ DoG8 SLAUGHTERED.—The Second Ward of- ficers report 13 dogs killed this morning: Sey- enth Ward, 15. In several wards the slaughter has been temporarily suspended. soc CITY ITEMS. OrrortUNITY, the thief of time, now serves every one to procure Clothing at Henning’s One Price Store, corner of 7th street and Mary- 8nd avenue. > — JEWELRY.—2\0) new styles of Sleeve Buttons for Ladies and Gentlemen come on this morn- ing at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43% Pennsylvania avenue, near 4} street. Ss ee THE FIGHT between Bolster and English will certainly take place at daylight on the morning of the 20th inst. For further partic- ulars inquire at No. 454 Mth street. —_o—_— BURDETTE is selling off Dress Goods cheaper than the same quality goods have been sold for many years. W. W. Burperre, 3 No. 351 7th street, between I and K. — A Norep CrerGymawn and public lecturer says of “Brown's Bronchial Troches:” “Inallmy lecturing tours, I put Troches into my carpet bag as regularly as 1 do leetures or linen.” | Public speakers, vocalist. and all others who derred to a committee, they were admitted as | exercise the voice, should never fail of using the Troches. They surpass ali other prepara- tions in clearing and strengthening the voice, removing hoarseness, a)laying irritation of the throat, and as a cough remedy are pre-eminent- ly the best. SSeS THOSE WHO wiSH to purchase Summer Clothing, we recommend to callon A. Straus, Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and Iith streets, as he hasa large and fine assortment on band, which he will sell at reduced prices. e03 poe STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunious, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 435 and 6th streets. coo Pewntes can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. ee Uorne, Buniens, Ulub and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Oallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Room4 No. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of. fice hours from fa. m. to5 p. m.. and 6to8 p.m. MARRIED, RIDGWAY—CBUMBAUGH. On the 13th inst., St the Parsonage of St. Matthews Church, by Rev. Father White, JAMES H. RIDGWAY to Mrs. KATE CRUMBAUGH, all of Georgetown, D. U. cards ° : {Richmond papers please copy.} eer ee DIED COLLISON. On the moramaget the l9th instant, GEORGIB C nd son of ‘ rge Z. and Cairie Collison, aged 3 years. 5monthe, and 3 day: The funeral will t A atso clock, from his its’ residence, Ni oth street west, Island, between H and I sts. ‘T. \OTHY’S Svatacon cil be pea Te . 18, 1886. For ‘al large for heavy draught. are so! no fault; only for having no further use for them They can be seem at No. 57 Tgetown Green street, Geo! RILEY A. T. COFFER MOSES BATES H H, T. COFFEE 2 00.. “COTTON Factors end ORE GAT SOURTN ALORA TS Brw On.zans. Btrict attenti to the hase sa! signments. my tf 500 CASES SUPERIO“ HOUK WINE, of the folie well-kpown brancs, viz: FORSTER ING, ey IERSTEINER, so I peas forveale in quantities to enit pur- ml wv ices Semples of the wine can be seen at the “Union Petting Bot. se. 57 Green street, G-orge- i * dim BILEY A. SHINN. geet PI rae, “ WANTS. et NTED_H ws; aoe ANDS for linen coats mae pasts Tth street, pear E. FOR SALE AND RENT. im He. 120 Bast Ly a9.st* AUCTION SALES. SUiieeennaeeeemnais, __ [fer other Auction Sales see fourth page.) ANTED—By « young wom Se wet nurse. Address Bo fice, and the advertiser will call. Jy 19-3t ANTED-—A - to at- @ from 12 told arto iy 19 3t* NTED—By a respectable youn SIT- W Warion ss cst Secs eee et given. Apply * fe. a tend = sree botsece'b aad kr Com sd J 1ON to cook, ¢ "i S71, corner of Irth sod Bettie i ANTED— A Ww TED—A middle-aged white WOMAR 4 R st in doing housework. I: 8. ANTED_A pes RL to at- tend in Con: fone Fratt Btore. sine a: “epa it. Ap- ply at erty — lt ’ py MS Se Fe. av, bet 2th and 3th sts. It ARBER WANTED—Inquire 579 Penna, B bet ist and 2d tr ee Bin. jy 18 CASPENTERS WANTED-—Several first clase nters. Apply ti at "BALDWIN & BROTHER ANTED-A GERMAN GIRL. for gen W hr boca ores CREMAM GIRL. for ase éress Mr. ALOIS MUBLLER, No. 259. Po avenue, between 9th and J0th ats. ay B- WwW ANTED—A PLUMBER en] GAS-FITT EB None but workmen need apply. Z ALEX E SAEPAERD & DEOS., iy 18-4t 269 Penn'n avenue V ANTED—a GIBL aboat 19 or 20 years old to do the housework of «small family. Refer- ence requ! $35 Apply to No 214 lath pte ay 8 V respectable woman, a SITU ATION as nurse; (po baby.) Apply at No. 432d strect, between B and O streets. for Mrs. TUSH iy 18 at" V ) ANTED—To rent, by the Ist of August. a HOUSE to contain 5 or 1a rooms, (including pasnrvems.) ‘Must be in good repair, and rent mod- erate, guarantees furnished. Address W. ©., Star Ottice. ay is ANTED- fn a+mall family, white W who is a good soe! washer and ironer. To way mink oe n preferred, al s reet, Guorgetown. - ;4 18 3t WA&NTED-A WHITE GIRL. well recom- mended. to cook, wash family. — vase en corner of Water and Je! town, i eee JANTED-A good OOOK, WASHRR a IRONER fors small family; German p ferred None but competent persons need app! one prt recom: ry H Also. GIRL as nurse. Apply 427 7th street. be- tween G and H, in the sto: WASTED-A WHITE Jy 18-2t* WOMAN. t references. Inquire of JOHN F. NIE 420 E street, between Sth and 9th ste. jy 17-30" W ANTED— Second, hand CLOTHING of al descriptions. Good prices will be _p: brought to No. 695 7th street, between F Island. jy \ ) ANTED—Second hand SEWING MACHIN Address §. A. MUMFORD, Post Oftice, ting price, maker's name, and where it can be seen. _ a ___y 7-8t* V J ANTED—The sum of §1 *00. tate worth $8,000: For fur- adiress THUS. E. WAGGA. ave. jy 13-1w* ther particulai MAN, 12% Pern: NTED— HOUSES in, Washington,’ both large sei 1. for cash. Alea: FARMS in the country, t 000 to Df each. ee D. L. WELLS & 00. iy 3-Im corner 10th and F 6 W4STEP — SKOOND HAND FURNITURE Alse. MIRRORS. OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, je 8. between HB. east side FOR SALE AND RENT. TS BENT—A HOUSE. containing 11 rooms, Furniture tor sale. Apply to C. M., Star of- fice. Jy 13-3t" DyR-ie HOUSE FOR RENT on George- Bown Heights—A jarge three story BRICK DWELLING, No. 139 Congress strect, above West, with 11 rooms, besides pantr: rooms; range in kitchen, water pipe tomae water, and gas pipes and through the honse; ale farge cistern in yard, with pump in kitchen fact, everything com- plete and convenient, making this one of the most lesirable residences in Georgetown, For terms inquire of the subscriber,or his son, JO3. LIB- BEY. Jr , No. 27 Water st., Georgetown. Jy 14-6t* JOSEPH LIBBEY. ee? HOUSE FOR BENT—That neat FRAME HOUSE. on F street. No. 440, bet. and 6th sts. The house has every convenience, and water, twokitchens Location canuot be excelled. Rent $75 per month, in advance. For further information inquire No. 431 6th et , bet. F ana Gets. dy 1-6t* F424", FOR SALE, of 75 acres, or will besold in smaller lots; 334 miles north of the city; near Bock Creek Church; improved 4 a large number of buildings, orchards, &o. land 1s well adapted te farmingor gardening purposes, being all in good condition. For further particulars in- quire of HENRY & WALKER, Boom No. 10, cor- ner of 7th and F streets. ly 5-Im* {,OR BENT—That handsome $3 story and ba-c- ment RESIDENCE, No. 266 F street north, ving all the modern improvements; hot and ‘eter th room; with gas fixtures togame. In quire at 490 H street. north Patent Office. “jy 2tf JAMES TOWLES, Agent. At SEVENTH STBEET. 9 450 la 452 TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND VICINITY. I have recently enlarged my store, giving me greater business facilities, and have correspond ingly enlarged my stock of the following Goods, to which I respectfully request your attention when making your purchases: PAPEB HANGINGS, of foreign and domestic manufacture. DECORATIONS for Halls, Saloons, &c., BORDERS, CENTEBS. MEBALLIONS AND FIBE BOABD PRINTS. STATUES and PAPEB CURTAINS, GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buff, Pearl, Stone, Lavender, BroWn, Chocolate, Tan, and Green grounds, WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS, of different widths, in Green, Blue, Buff, and White, and warranted genuine Scorch, SHADE FIXTUBES, complete, RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TASSELS, &c TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH, And a very large and compl BQUABE and OVAL PIC Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony, FEAMES of every description made to order. HB. B.—I have also added to my store a small PICTUBE DEPARTMENT, where amateurs and the public are invited to call end inspect the few GOOD PICTURES which I have on hand. Acknow! earnestly solicit thelr continued favors and sup- port, L. J. ROTHROCK, 450 and 452, Seventh street. peerite Pato it Office, 16- o«w [Oon. Union] ay D PABTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Te AtmNoTOR, Jul 9, 1856. On the petition of OLDEN NICHOLS, of West Mass., praying for the ex! ion of a Boxbury patent granted to him October 12, 1852, to which additional improvements were annex ani March 30, 1884, for an improvement in Grinding Milles? for seven years fromthe expiration of said w patent, = takes place on the 12th day of October. It is ordered that the said ition be heard tb £0) Monday, the sat i e on Mo! day of Bep- ee, next, at 12 o ck and ail resus an ‘all ed to a) ir and Ww ca if tl why said petition ought notte be geese” Persons 0} ing the extensi: . file in the Patent Otics pijnaton ‘are required to eir objecti set forth in writing, at Teast twent; ro the day of hearing; all testimony filed party to be used at the said heart: the office which wil: be furnished lication. ubomeanard eit Rev acted ty an us § ferethe d of bearip, ‘the umonte, ff within ten Ordered after filing the testi: Mass., once a w T three successive weeks; the firat of said publications te be at least days previous to the day of heart a = 7 AS HABLAN, Acting Commiesioner of Patents. it P.8. Editors of the abow: papers. will viesse copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office citk 8 paper containing this notice. jy 11 lawsw EPARTMENT OF THE INTERI D UNITED S' TEs P ; On the petition of PETER GBISEE. of Greet castle, Pa. prayin for the ext: mn d to him on the 19th day ef ber. the expiration taid patent, takes e on the day of Octave 1866." the Patent Oftice on Monday Pike ant ehepEs at 6 ber next, at 1 o'clock W.; nnd all poron st eppelagiae stdasen Seat, extension are ri file in the Baten ¢ Oftce their ‘objections, a se forth in writing. atleast frenty days Gay of bearing: all testimony: fled ty either tobe used at the said pearing must be tak a ant transmitted in accordance wit! fice. which will be furmished on a) oeitions and other papera_relied upon as tes- fore the of hearing; the arguments, wiblscg Sake fag eden shegtepublican ag the Intelligencer, hi Sasi in amet atoning erga whecrarkeuige eeoake MARRIED. P. 8.—Eéitors of the wil Y JA8. 0. McQUIRE & 00., IBCSTERS BALE UF THREE BILLIARD BLEs. On MONDAY. July Suen, ‘lock m.. T shal ep ope Toome et James 0. McGuire & a SITUATION . 15. Star ef UR ee gern very desirav “ ROU. Indiana ay 4d end 3d ots. opposite City Oey OB RENT. ‘A three-story oF Xo SOE Serine ae Premises, or at No. 6 435 ‘0 LET—A COTTAGE 7 rooms. on M. ke! BD. L. WELLS &CO_.,corner loth 10K HOUSE. ta at ed of trust duly r folios 65 and 6, teurant No 348 lst © OL4BK. Trustee, AS. C0. McGUIRE & OO S, Auctioneer of property ME HOUSE AND LOT ON | tained with to the corner of 2th street. inst., at 6 o'clock the promises. Lot Wo” OR KENT—STORE_ROOM Srenuc, between I2th and ARGE HOTEL FOR LEAGE—Having tetmed an order from the Preside: nited States for = Testor TWO STORY FRA L STREET, Next ion Au On TUESDAY we shall sell, in Square No. 37, having @ front of 1 alley, improved by a two: low York avenue, between Tith'eud sth iy 19-8¢' back 100 feet to an Heute. 7 con 2 itreets east, Onpttol the purchaser, 950 down GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, nd “Real Estat ind Hanover, Baltimore. Fo BENT—A new thr. 7 rooms. with a ‘eo story BRICK HOUSE, cellar and 8 pump in the streets, No. 475. OB SALK—A emall two-story Fr: we. bet. K and L < VES, corner New Jersey av. ‘OR RENT—OFFICE ROOM. the corner of 15th street and ® Apply e W. 38. THOMPSON 4 3t* LLS & Auctioneers ai ‘orthwest corner 10th una On SATURDAY . the zist da: o'elock p. ¢ premises. ite Brokers, F streets. ‘ame HOUSK, y of July inst . at 6 orth a Frame Oottage of ‘ar 1 Store house. with 3 rooms and store room will be sold singly, and on et floor, at °3 Drag a Sone story Buildi can be removed at any ti DL WELLS & 0O.. Aucts: BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucti VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH D EET. between Virginia avenue and 22d st, ESDAY, the 2%th instant, at 6 o'clock i oy front of the premi 95 feet 6 inches. interest, secured t All conveyancing cost of the purchaser, ENT—Two2 soe new Bouars. on Va. nd G streets, and one square from the National Observatory No. 43K street, or of the watchmanon the B RENT—Large FkaME HOUSE, newly painted. containing 8rooms, with | VERY VALUABLE F OR SALE—An old established PHOTOGBAPH- 10 GALLERY, situated im the most central part of the city. art 1ith street and Pennsylvania nd 12 | at o'clock p m., m the pi | Farm belonging fo Capt | as Glen Ellen. This property is about 1% or two | miles northwest of Georgetown, t | Columbia. lying immed: $50 down when a eS Capitol Bill, id iron for five in ddress No. 30, fferson streets, George- es from the railroad er menth in advance. AYES, corner éth and H streets. (OR RENT—One larce ROOM, 25 by 4 feet. with gas. suitable for a store room or work shop, situated in rear of Nattonal Stables 432 and oth on Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, SALE OF FIRST CLASS BUILDING BONTING ON CONNECTICUT AVE- HAND I STS. NORTH, AT the 26th instant, at six o'clock m the premises of Square No. 165, haviug 2 ch rouning back on a! age depth of ® feet to a fine uack alley. This prop. erty adjoins the residences of Admiral Shubrick McOulloch. making it one of the | ns in the ity of Washington fora handsome private residen: All conveyancing stampe at the cost cf the purchaser. the time of sale KN Br rani Hi CARBINGTON., Trastes, ATH 'L WiLson, Solicitor GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, July isth, at 6 o clock p.m. I will sel!, in front of the premises, part of Lo; T. elkeld's addition te Georgetown’ 1 Zinches, more or less, on Lingan 3d streets, and runnin, 3 120 feet. more or less, an. + Dwelling House. ein e.x and twelve to BRENARD | well fenced and watered. an NU PUBLIC AUCTIO: feet 6 inches fr-1 cook. wash and fron for a family of five persons. Apoly 524 Maryland avenue, cor 6th st., island. jy I7 3t WANTED_A young German Lady wishes a SITUATION as Cook. she can ree good VF ELDT, T OR SALE—Three-stery BRICK taining 11 1¢0me, with modern No. 62 Ohio venue, be- rent $49. Also seven sland, between #35 and 6th streets; rent $13. Inquireoi PLOWMAN & CO,, 305 F st., bet. 11th and 12th. n Georgetewn six reoms, on Sd street. Apply at No 60 Prospect st OR RENT—A thorouchly furnished HOUSE, with 18 rooms, containin ee Apply at No, 3. improvements, situ: ro SE on H stree' , FRAME HOUSE, 1 Bent $15 per month: if allthe medern im- 9 F street. bet. 9th ILL BUY THE 1EASE, LICENSE. and FIXTURES of a Bowlins ire at No. 314 7th street, bet. New Will give as OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE on 4th etreet, between L street and New York avenue, con- 8 good roome. with wardrobes and 'cuy- Water in the kitchen Rent $30 a month. ly at No 229 Gatreet, betwee 09 4th street, between K and WALES OrERA HoUsE, Situated at the corner of 9th street and Pennsylva- nia avenue, fronting three streets, We want to buy, rent. or hire, improved by atwo story f erms: Oue third casb, b ith interest, secu A deposit of $0 &s 6000 as the property is struck off cing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. A HYDE. THOS. DOWLING Auct. a7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- | ¥, July i7th, same hour and place A HYDE Ss DOWLING, Aut WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ‘nm I/th and 18th, Le ay W-3t* adeed of trast on the property All be required This Ocera House having been entirely remod furnished, and painted, with New Scenery rs ndsomely uphol stered, with new front entran nd four ers, is now folly completed and for rent It is pronounced one of the most b most complete Theatres in the countr: Le will seat rates iio hundred persons, ‘or terms, &c., @ 7 pPOW. L. WALL & CO., South corner of 9th -treetand ennsylvania avenue BRICK HOUSE containing nine rooms, with gas in each; fine, healthy location food tenant rent lo B* =a © 626, corner 7th and B streets, orner west. runp ‘eet | prowed by e Dwelli and hydrant in Apply to WILLIAM LOBED, streets. ae k Basement, containing *ix goed rooms, | separate from table residence for any email OR SALE OHEAP—HOUSE, part brick art frame, 6 rooms and kitchen: stable and room convenient for storekee, making it a co. woodhouse, and Terms : One-third cash; b: red by a deed g. on 3d street east, lance in s'x and twelve trust on the premixes, revenue stamps at the cost $50 down when the property GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, S2-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPUNED UN til TUESDAY, the 24th imstant, at the same place iN & WILLIAMS. Anucts. between East Capitol and north A streets, No.428. Apply on the premises. FOR BENT—On istn street, between Q streets, containing § rooms. the corner ot 20th and \) sts. A RABE CHANOE. The FUBNITURE, LEASE. &c. House, on the Baltimore and Uhio offered at private sale LE OF TWO LOTS ON NORTH Between New Jersey avenue and PTERNOON, July 25th, Bt 54, o'clock, on the premise: well Lots 4 and 25. in subdi vi: 4 ans. in Square ¢30 This isa rare chance for make money. ply ‘emises,or to B. H. LAS. KEY, Attorney at-law, No 36 La, ave., Wash- ington. D.C, Satisfactory reason will - given TRUSTEE'S SA. E STKE | B" J. 0. McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers. | = (OR SALE—About rior LAND, under Very superior garden la: its, wil sores of very supe- state of cultivation. and located just out- | CObitol street. on same, 112 feet 6 inches east of Lot 4 One-third cash; residue in six and twelve months, for notes with interest, secured on the property. Conveyance: Sint soUiSE J. ©. McGUIRE & 00. W. L. WALL & 00. ear, La. ay., between 9th and SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, SATURDAY MORNI wewillecl. at the pena ageand Work Herses, sale.) comprising shee — Many good Work, Sad: A Black Mare, abeut 16 her side by one of the fastest trotti Five new Express W. jendid site for a vided inte a num- | and others sre dete a a or could be di | offer for sale, on M te for = or private Address Box 788, 5 {OR SALE—The commodie: HOUSE and GROUNDS located - east corner of North Capitol and Boundary sts., lately the residence of Chas. G. U perty basa large brick dwelling and spacious cellars remises, to Mrs, MINA & al Bs ner loth and ¥ sts. OR REN T—A four-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with gas and water, on K street, be- tween 18th and 19th streets west. 187 K one door from 18th st. and extensive | tween eat blman. The pro. es, Terms easy. fpply on the c. tate Brokers, northwess ING. July 21.0t Inquire at No. in the Star Office Buildf | week's notice, by advertisement in i ue and 11th street, eniently situated uire of 0, toate soit N corner of Pen: 8 number of excellent ALso, OOMS. Terms low. agons, With and without Top, ING Ri B. BAKEB, at the Star Office. OB RENT—The STORE No. 331 D street, Bear lith. It fronts immediately on Penna: fa hoy ae rac perbadl the largeet ond moe rook conve- jent ual Bi rooms in an! Apply to U. B. BAKER, at the Star Olfies, ses NFURBNISHED ROOMS at avehue, between llth ired Je 19-tf ALSO. A large collection of New and Second-hand B: i, REcckaways, Carriages, Wagons, One Hack and one Coupee sc L One valuable Sweep Hor. One Threshing Machine. Arso. New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Oarriages, “Tuesdays, Thursdays, and in good order. Ea tie 0. eB! Mi 12th sts. References OR RENT—At 467 i8th street, bet F, four UNFUBNISHED ROO: > or two FURNISH The i ayv., and one of the best f; tf SALE—4,160 ACRES OF LAND in Ran- others, | 6th day of July, A.D. 1356, ‘the ED BOOMS on the first immediately north of Pa. the cil my %4-tf B* JAS. ©. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S 8 15TH STREKT, NEAR OC! On SATUBDAY AFTERNOO! by virtue of a deed of trust, d: H., No. 5. folios 184 records of Washington Hi sell all that ub of aquare 209, described ‘Yor the same corner of said are, feet to @ ten (10) six (76) feet éin- ALE OF LOT OF G: Latham, from z EST Wallach, editor Washi: quire at the rooms of FO! oO mack’s Srp a Pa.evenue. Thisland will THOMAS H. FORD. BRENT—A fine FRAME STABLE fer six carri house and hay loft, eit- . th and 10th ste, ; street. bet. 9th and Mth. my 16 OB ae No. 154 Penn. preane, , including bath room, Inq Btore on the premises, or at 453 1th Gand i. N, July 2ist, at ging many obligations to my friends record. and the public during the last nine years, I yet uated on Temperance Alley, bet. running thence north forty (40) Apply at 393% feet alley, thence wost seventy - ches, thence south ferty (40) feet. thence seventy - 76) feet 6 inches to the place of 80, Lots 14 and 15, in same sub., fronti; getber, ninety feet on 15th street west, by a inety -six (96) feet. rms: One third cash; residue in six and twelve a the property. at re a . HEWEY H. TILLEY JAS. ©. McGUIRE & O: 'Y GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ae «i rr Diatriet of Columbia * confirme ron : remises ‘the following desc of. Dennis Dona, ist day of July, 1356, 8, ec" of Wochinetea inthe Diener Coluphia. Dele pars of ay iridiual track fol! to wit: Beginning for the same at the end of OB BENT—A first class BOARDING HOUSE, Conveyancing 4% street the lors P ee ye iakns B one A ESIDENCE on E oS ons rs from corner ef hortti of Patent Office, at eeclock’ pm, iy 13-tf ‘AMES TOWLES. Agent SALE, OR EXCHANGE, ; the other 3. One res, the other 230. 01 12th street, between I and K it t) TUESDAY, 31 must be taken mo momen lot and transmitted in accordance with the rules of WO FARMS FOR S*1Fy VALUABLE REAL & in Montgomery Co. MILES FROM WASHINGTO m arguments, if any, that this notice be published in nd the National Intelligencer, and in the Journal, ton, 1S HALL, (late T - ect, between Sth and 10th, For particulars }» meetings, or rs’ ingulreat the te1S-lm 1, and standing Foxsil’s land, to- North 33 deg. 15 min. weet. four all str the northwest corner of said can be rented for fei churck purposes. Hall. Ez REBT —In ee 8ST. OFFICE BUILD- ay ‘and llth “serge send LA Seal potas or ~ ‘asbington. Apply to 0, ae a = ER, '— The we lt the modern { OB, ATENT OFFICE, rover.ent in Grain for seven FS NT-We have Y) in the city and of four rooms, in and all persons furnished and enleratsied tet —_ . a furnist . for fied to appear and show cause, if any they ‘Also, TENEMEN N & GREE 18 Intelligencer Building. : ness in Washington. ‘OB BENT—In the STAB BU: rms moderate. to AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers TRUSTEES BLE ey anaght fiat Shkeck TA ataaat ome ¥ x tock - orc fue of F beari of September ys AD: and daly recorced in Liber BR. M » No M, folios 385. 338, 387, amd S36 of th records for Washio mak y, wing piece part -fequare » the followin metes and bounds . i | Beginning for the same at the southeast corner of the said square. and runming thence north 185 feet toam alley, thenc southwesterly direction with the ine of the said alley. 5° 7 inches, thence ina southessterly direction with » line at right angles, to Maryland to the south line of the sal Qnortbeasterly direction With the said south line, M feet to the place of nning. the same being No 1, in square D, ae they are recorded in the Barve ors office, with the improvements Terms : @ne-half cash, balance six and twelve months Balance secured by a deed of Premises All conveyanee, county and stamps at the cost ef the purehase: when the property is kn: the auctioneers; and with wi square, end thence: in down ked off. in the hands of term= are not complied r the day of salp, the trustee resery resell the property at the risk @l 6 © defaulting purchaser, ly advertising three times in seme pewspaper p lished in Washington city, DC 184 GOODNOW. Trastes, GREEN & WILLIAMS, je %- eohds (ete i Auctioneers 827-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until THURSDAY, July 19th instant, at the eame = — Pot the Trest ero ee er GREEN & WILLIAM ay 12 eofds {lptel| Auctiene B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers M AND COUNTRY OT AT AUCTION instant. we shail seil mises thet beautiful A T. Maddox, known SEaT iN THE DIST On THU SBBDAY, the -in the District of on the road trom the Rudge r: st treet, Georgetow ins 10) acres ina big fruit, grapes. &c.. @c. The i fine roomy Dwellin, d kitchen 4 ° with allother necessary out bulllings. including ice house, It adjoins the farms of Messrs Pick erel, Ritchie aud Weaver, We deem it nuneces sary to say anything farther in commendation of this benutifal property. Suflice it 10 say, to its elevated and healthy position and high state of cultivation.we consider it equal, if not supe tior teeny farm in the Distr rms: One-third cash, bi the purchase nts, be from day of le semi annually. A deed given and trurt taken. All cenveyancing at the o urchaser. including revenue stamps Bevrequired ‘paid down when the sold Persons desiring to examine the ein 1.2 Sandé oe tor the & yes 0" perty cando | so at their conventenee previous to sale GREEN & WILLIAMS, Jy 8 tawhdes {Intel} Auctioneers Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON © STREET SOUTH. BETWEEN CANAL AND PoRTREBTS, ISLAND, AT PULIC AUC ON. On THURSDAY, the 19th instant p.m Lebell sell, on the premises Ni. in Square No. ts), having M4 f ep. Dearing late the 1th day ot ly recorded im Liber J. A &.. No 233. api 236, one of the Land Records ington County, in the Distr ct of Oc lumbia Termes cash. All conveyancing and revenue ste it the cost of the purchaser, $25 down om the ¢ f wal Be gay Of Hl tC GREENLEAF. Trostoe jy12ceokds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Av te B* JAMES C. McGUIBE & Co., Auctionsers FIRST (LASS FEAME HOUSE AT AUCTION On THERBSDAY AFTE 9ON, Jaly 19th até ‘ ‘k, on the prem all well tach on put in thoro: pair, and ‘acant Terms: One third cagh; residue in 6 and 12 months. with interest. secured om the property Conveyancing at purchaser's cost — J. ©, McGUIRE & ©O., iy 16-4 (Intel) Auction-ers BY J. ©. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctionsers ; TBUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOTSE AND LOT AT CORNER OF EAST CAPITOL AND 10TH STREETS On MONDAY AFTERNOON. July 234, at 5% o'clock on the premires we shall sell, part of Lot 1, in Square %4). beginning for the same 19 feet from the southwest corner of «aid lot, rv thence west Is feet. by the depth of the lot, 8) feet, improved by a newl; built two-story frame house | off rooms Terms: One-third cash; residue in 6 and 12 Months, with tnterest, secure! en the property. | Uonveyancing et purchaser's cost JA8 OOLEM Tr ay 10-4 4.0, McGUIRE & OO TRUSTEE'S SALE Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme pe District ef Columbia, bear qnere No. & liows | Beginning at a pointon East Uapitol st., distant 28 feet west from the porth corner of said lot No. li, and running thence slong the line of said street 45 feet to the Giving line, be- t No ll apd lot No. Im in thence rann! feet, thence north Sfeet 1 inch to the begt with the improvements, consisting of two Beelling Houses Terms of sale: One-third cash; and the residue in two equal instalments, at six amd twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction of the trustee. If the terms of sale are pot complied with in five days, the trus- tee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cest of the defaulting purchaser, pon gne vening Star.”’ Conveyanei stamps at purchaser's cont. JO8. BH. Y¥.Jr.. Trustes. jy 1s SawSwads J.O McGUIRE & 0O., Aucts. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. E'S SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT OF ND on north G street, near North Capitol id by virtue of a decree by the mart of the District of Columbtar te - equity, Henry E. Gross and wife ve. Rotina Stine’ = ‘om undersi| trustee, will offer forsale om FRIDAY. the day of July, A. D. 1866, at 6o'clock p. m., on the remises, nembered thirty (30), accordi: t | Osbet’s subdivision of square pum bered six rg dred and twenty-five (625), which is improved by Samal! two-stery Building. ‘The terms of as prescribed by the dec Tenant andthe Seated in tee gual parent o t due in two equ six and twelve months from vhe day oF "ale, with ) interest; for which deferred payments the pur- haser will be required to give his notes, secured to the satisfaction of the "with ‘the priv lege to the purchaser yt yh the per- chase in cash. All conveyaneing and cost we CH AELES H- UTEEMENLE, Trastes iy T-codle GREEN & WILLIAMS. Rect, Y W.B. LEWIS & O0., Auctioneers. | TRUSTER sate OF A VALUABLE HOUSE PUBLIC AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the ath day of July, at 5 o'clock ie] 9 Kae sell. on the premises, by virtue of a rust from the subscriber to me. dated the 30th day of November, 1864, and duly recorded in one of our land records of Washington count C.,the following piece of pro vi in equere south o! tween 20th and 2ist streets, 48 teet front on B street, by 140 feet deep, to an alley, containing | Rear 6.800 feet of cround. with a substantial Frame | Dwelling, containing 8 rooms, large, with brick men’ pert). : Lot Square No 10. on E street, be Terms: $1,200 cash: the balance in 6 and 12 sell, onthe ™onths; balance secured by « deed of trust on the premises. All comveyancing, county and revenue stamps at the cost ee purcueser DOR ALDSON, Trustee iy 10-10t WB. LEWIS & 00., Ancts. On WEDNESDAY. 2th day of July, 1956, at 12 o'clock noon, in front of the Mayor's Office, at the City Hall, Alexandria, Va . puremant to a decree of the Circuit Court of Alexandria rendered at the May term of said Qourt, 1856, tn the suit of James W. Gibson et al, plaintiffetn equity, vs. Elizabeth Gibson et al., defendants, we shall Proceed to ecll at public auction the toliowing property, it being all the real estate of the late Joshua Giteon, deceased, lying in Alexandria y, Va., vit 83 acres on the south side of Colum 79 | bia pike, one mile west of Long Bridge, with large and commodious dwelling house, barn, stables, house, &c., &c . and abundascs granary, carriage of apple, peach, and other fruit trees. Also, a Lot of 34 acres, ', mile west of the above- lot.on tho ner th cite of Column rite, with a dwelling-house and large hard. This lotis known es the . lots are Snel situat: on the bill west of ic. The is it’s quality, the Bech pisce will furnish s very for ay One wishing to de bust. areas follows Qne-third cash. nstalments