Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1866, Page 3

| | nea Sears The District in Congress. In the yesterday, the Civil Appra bill belag under consideration, —— bill ‘Mr. son offered an amendment appropriatin; $500.U00, te be expended under the direction o: the Secretary of War in erecting buildings Yor the accommodation of bureaus of the War De- partment. Mr, Wilson said it was proposed io extend Wirder’s Building. After some discussion, Mr. Wilson withdrew his amend- ment. 71 4 Mr. ees — the Committee for the Yistriet of Colum! reported an amendment Sppropriating $5,000 for the National Associa- tion, tor the relief ot destitute colored women nd children. Adopted. Mr. Morrill moved to strike out the appro- ee $3,000 to grade East Capitol street. eet ‘0. r. Morrill moved to strike out the appro- Priation of $1,000 for taking care of the Circle on Pennsylvania avenue. to. Mr. Morrill moved to strike out the appro. Priston of $10,000 for removal of nuisances. Agreed to. Mr. Morrill moved to amend by the appropriation $5,000 for repairs of Penn. abe avenue andkeeping it clean. Agreed - Mr. Morrill moved to strike out the To- priation of $3,0u0 for public reservation No. 2 and Lafayette Square. Agreed to. Mr. Morrill moved to strike out the ap- propriation of $6,000 for casual repairs of the Potomac, Navy Yard, and upper bridges Agreed to. Mr. Morrill moved to strike out the appro- r rc of en Ofor opening 6th street west. s the m: i Morrill moved to amend by appropri- '& $2,000 for the t of em- * Columbia to revise the laws of the District. Adopted Mr. Morrill moved an amendment appro- Priatng $10,000 for the purchase ef sites and building of primary schools in the county of Washington. Adopted. Mr. Morrill moved an amendment that the Secretary of the Interior have authority to grant leave of absence for six months to the Svpcrintendent of the Government hospital for the Insane, for the purpose of allowing a to visit similar institutions in this country d Europe, his salary to continue during his ence. Disagreed to. Mr. Morrill moved an amendment appro- Priating $10,000 for the support of the Colum- Hospital for Women aad Lying-in Asy- sum. Agreed to. Mr. Grimes offered an amendment anthoriz- ‘ug the Seeretary of the Treasury to dispose of euch presses, machinery, &c. as from ume to time may be found not becessary for the busi- ness of the department. Agreed to. Mr. Wade offered as an amendment the bill increasing the salaries of the empioyees of the Senate. Mr. Johnson asked what was the increase. Dir. Wade said it would add about 25 per cent. to the present salaries. Mr. Sumuer said that one class of the Senate employees bad been entirely ignored—the com- mittee clerks. Mr. Sumner then moved toamend the amend- m by providing that the clerks of commit- all receive a salary of $1,550 per annum. isagreed to. In the House, the Committee of the Whole bill to appropriate $25,000 for sanitary pur- poses in Washington was taken up. The en- acting clause was stricken out, thereby defeat- ang the bill Seuate bill relative to probate and record of wills im the District of Columbia. Referred. Senate bill to incorporate the Washington — and Building Company. Laid on the iable - Senate bill to incorporate the General Hos- yital Company of the Distriet of Columbia was passed without amendment. Senate bill to incorporate the Horse Railroad Company of Washington county. [While the Clerk was reading this bill a terrific hail storm st on the roof, making such a noise as to der all proceedings inaudible. The House therefore temporarily suspended business until the shower had passed. Nearly all of the mem- bers in the meantime were out of their seats.} ‘The bill was referred to the Committee for the district of Columbia. Senate bi. to incorporate the Metropolitan (lub of the City of Washington. Laid on the iable—yeas 51; naye 48. Senaie bill to incerporate the Washington ‘Temperance Society. [The reading of the title of this bill elicited great laughter on the heels of the defeat of the other bill.] It was passed ‘Without amendment es EE Tue LyLes’ MURDERERS.—The four negro Men, the murderers of the late Mr. Lyles, who bave been confined in the county jail of this county,were this morning turned-over to Mr. ‘Turton, the sheriff of Prince George's county, Maryland, upon a requisition fer their rendi- tion from the Governor of Maryland. The party were handcuffed together, and escorted to the Maryland Feroy boat, by a portion of the police force of this city. A guard met them on their arrival upon the 0; ite shore. and accompanied them to jail at Upper Mariboro,’ which has been repaired tor their reception. Anna Lee, & negro weman, the accomplice of the murderers, is still retained in custody here, a: her name was not mentioned in the requi- sition.—Alezandria Gazette. ———¢———— UNDUTIFUL Son.—Last evening, officer Mc- Chesney arrested Frank Fitzgerald oa the charge of assaulung and threatening to shoot his mother, and he was taken to the second precinet. He is a mere boy, but is looked upon sa very Bard character, the police often hay- ing charges against him. He is also charged with malicious mischief in stoning a house on street, above the Park, on Saturday night, with stealing @ coat from a buggy near the same place on Sunday afternoon, and with baving recently robbed some market wagons. He is also suspected of having been concerned in robbing market stalls. A brother of the | same youth was arrested by officer Wester- held, and the police areon the track of other boys of the same gang. ——-—— Free Stone Pornt.—The Alexandria Ga- ¢ of yesterday says: Free Stone Point Fish- was rented this morning, in front of the Mayor's Office, by Jonn H. Parrott, aactieneer, tor Col. John W. got re Spy mers igen Fairtax, deceased, to Josep! |, as agent tor Dawney, Taylor & Co., of Baltimore, for live years, at $1,710 per year. Previous to the renting, Mr. ©: iter, one of the parties who Tented the shore last season, for $1,600, stated that Bis lease of the fishery lasted for your years longer, and that bis right of ocoupancy, curing that period, he intended to defend. ———o——— Wurtrrtixe a Boy. alleges, cursed him and commenced stones. Mr. Bebren’s caught the boy and gave him a good “spanking.” The charge of as- | it and battery was dismissed, but he was it. hued $2 for disorderly co! —_—_o REAL EsTATE SALEs.—A lotof ground con- tuning fifty-tmree acres, on which are a dwell- ing house, barn, stables &c., situated on the south side of the Columbian Turnpike, one mile west of the Long Bridge (in Virginia) was sold im Alexandria yesterday, to Radolph Bucbly of this city, for $4,550. At the same time and place, thirty-four acres of ground, on © hich is a dwelling-house, a quarter of a mile ‘West ofthe above mentioned lot, was sold to J M. Young of this city, for $3,300. mes Scary Exc Luth jeave hb street wharf at $:30 a. m. and 5 p.m. cently antictpat EW GOODS IN SEASON. WATEB COOLERS, JOB PITCHERS. WIRE DISH Coy: - SHARES SPUN, Sema | WARE. Wino i BEVERt 7E, “ay 21-60" O44 Fellows Hallsith strest, ISSOLUTION OF Pa. D —~ hye, BTNEBSHIP.—Notice iP tore existing between L. TL . BH. McAFER. seyarie.of Miller ¢ nica tes te stand, by JH. Moa fee on J. H. McAFEE, ENGINES, Combining the maximum of efficiency, @ urability sod ceonomy with the minimam of weight and Price. They are widely and favorably known, more than 300 being in use. All warranted satis- fa tory or no sale. Descriptive circulars eent on application. Addreen J.€. LEY & CO. iy 1h codSm rang 2 Mass. OR NON-RETENTI of urine. irrftation. of the bladder or 7. the prostrate ands, stone ie ladder: POLS SFT ob WET EAGT BUGKOS” CITY ITEMS. ——_s—__ JEWELRY and Silver-Piatead saleand retail at WANTS. Ware, whole- Prigg’s Dollar Jewel: les to choose from. Onl, . Pennsylvania aven from 4% street. A FREE Lunca. odin Ni < aremarkabiy fine & conspicuous part, —_.—___ BURTON ALE, on draught, at Emrich’s Res- 355 Pennsylvania avenue, — W4RTED-4,. jood HOUSE OARPENTER, by V Siang geosieese wt ote porchater It’ W 488R= sircation yy apemmces 5 o Wine rare iy one dollar. third door —Hammack serves daily, ™m.,8 Free Luach, in which ‘urtie Soup usually plays taurant, No, iin ey NTED—A SITUATION TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, ary goods or ry Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pai. To be convinced call Rooms, 62 Penn. ay., between StTRawex, scr Corns, at Dr. White's ‘oung girl, a SIT- 5 . Is willing to do the plain WANSTED— ANT Ww immediate SOG nee oR ANTED—Bya y as wet 5 Office, and the adve WwW ANTED— ——e—— Prwntes can be had in <ny quantities at the Star office counter. —_—_—_——_ Bumiens, Club and In’ verted Nails, Callosities, Vascular Excres- “Address Box vertiser will call. goed COOK. None but a good spply Inquire Ho. 590 6 atfoce th st. Jy 25-3t* ANTED—By a mana SITUATION ina store that ald be call upon to full. wit Prease address a note to MARRIED, JEFFERSON—NYMAN. On Aloysius Church. 8.J LPH JEFFERSO: A J. NYMAN, formerly of ANTED.—A lady, who has three rooms suitable for housen opie ‘would like ROOMMATE T. B.SAPLIN, Was! Washington county, GRAY—KNOWLTON. In Rexborou ate Rani D . of Wasi A L., daughter of he Inte VER July It FOSTER, - WEAVER, of Washiogton. ‘erms $10 a mont! N, Washington Post Office. NTED TO RENT—B aud 18th etreete and F and Office Box 440, ANTED—A white American WOMAN. to k and do general housework for a family Geod references required 'y jassachusetts avenue, between Sth and ANTED—By a delphia, July 19. HAMILTON O.. to Miss VIRGINL. Curtis Knowlten, FOSTER—WEA M. Lemon, Mr. tember Ist, bj streets. Address Post table woman a SITUA- her and Troner, or te do ‘k& Has no objection to go ashort soni Apply on M street. three 8 o'clock a. m. to-d 1A, infant 4: § o* Auna 8. Bos: funeral to-morrow (Fri at the residence, No, 6 LUNDY. On Mre. MARY L The friends of the faneral on Fri her late residence, In Norfolk, Va., on 8§ ™ , of typhoid fe: tend iday) morning at 90'clock, 20, corner 4thand H sts. * ig morning of July 26th, 1856, N . the family are invited to attend July 7th, at 4 o'clock, from 5S Pa. ave. “i SNTKED—Gold at BR, FULTO. three doors north £0 Water Coolers, and 5: and Silver Watches, Ladies any articles of value, nbrokers, 502 9th ef Penn's avenue. N. B, 00 gross of Porter Corks, ANTED—We want to buy, rent. or hi in Washington,’ both large and EMS in the country, ‘bh. L, WELLS & 00., janday, Joly 22, s on AN laughter of Capt. Blice say | small, for cash. worth from $1,000 to $10,000 Wa hoke P2588 MILK Bisourr, Fresh MILK BISOUIT areagreat luxury. Te be had daily at th PATENT STEAM BAKERY, 7. C st, between 43 and 6th. AMERICAN AND WA! BRASS AND STRING BANDS, Headguarters—Room 25 Intellige: Building, 511 7th st, one square south Office ALD. Also for other Stri P) ISHING GOODS of every LY, 406 7th street, and H. east side. FOR SALE AND RENT. (OR RENT—Five COTTAGES at Hyattaville. Md., five miles from the city, ani 100 yards from the railroad depot, B. F. GUY or THOS. ises, or J. 1. BAB’ posite Center Market . SOR BE s T—That desirable sug convenient four rticulsrs apply SELLING OUT \ Cigar Store, No 202 Hammack’s Restaurant. and others is called to the superior brands of C GARS by the box or thousand. as the stock must be sold by the first day of Augu York or Raltimors prices. Also, two SHOW CA- SES and FIXTURES for sale. A th OLOW, No. 555 7th st., op- Penn‘a avenue, ji The attention of deal story BUILDIN connected with the U.S. Hotel.) has building Well suited fora P: House. For terms apply te Mesars. HABLE & on the premises, wate 3 OPEBA HOUSE, Situated at the corner of 9th street and Pennsylva- nia avenue, fronting three streets, ry ublic or Boarding 8 F SUMMER CLOTHING. MEN'S YOUTH’S and BOY'S sizes, Single Mill’d BLAOK and FANCY COLORS. CLOTH and CASSIMERE SACKS, light and me- DA ah CRSSIMERE SUITS for business or trav- Wilitk “DUCK “DRILLING SACK COATS DRILLING SACK COATS, N DUSTERS OR TRAVELING With a fail line of Sommer UNDER WEAR WHITE SHIRTS, CULLARS, TIES, &c., &c., NOAH WALKER & 00., 368 Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, Metropolitan i Hotel Building. MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GEN- ERALLY. In view of maki: y entire stock of for the next forty -fiv of the best quality. a1 the most fashi Cc. This Opera House having been entirely remed- eled, refurnished, and painted Dress Curtain and new *, baudsomely uphol- ance and Jour exits, is now fally completed or rr It is proneunced one of the most complete Theatres in the country It will seat about fifteen hundred persons. For terms. &c., apply to ent. most beautiful and BROWN LIN L. WALL & CO phe SACKS ‘ and ‘WO FARMS FOR S4LE, OB EXCHANGE, in Montgomery Co.. Md. One 6 miles above Bockville; the other 3%. One consists of 276 acres, the other 250. ply at No, 401 12th strest, between 1 ona EK iy 9-Im* ‘Us BRN T—At 467 13th street. between E and ¥, four UNFURNISHED ROOMS on second floor, or two FURNISHED The location is immediate! id one of the best in the city. 4 0B BENT—In the STAB BUILDINGS, cor- ner Pennsylvania avenue and 11th BOOMS adapted for the offices of lnsuran oderate, Location the best in . BAKEB, at the je 30 tf ng a change in my business, I ROOMS on the first is at cost for cash 6 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and Sth sts, im m. Apply to 0. B ice, (ABM FOB SALE, of 75 acres, or will besold in smaller lots; 3}¢ miles north of the city; near KC Chureh ; improved of buildings, orchards, adapted te farming or nd: quire of HENRY & WALK. ner of 7th and F streets. I8HED—Two front BOOMS OM. all nicely furnished, on ent either for a family or single gentlemen. together or separately. No. 23: *h and 28th; square from cars. {OR SALE—The comm NDS located at the ‘th: HOUSE f Korth Os inl oares & nor’ e1 OOOK STOVES. iO May be in want ef a rier to the ordinar, te calland see the ENING STAR. ge number of which have still ag great a favorite as Those wh STOVE that is rposes, farther particu’ month, in advance been sold in thia city, ever. and with theimprovements mad: the last season, is, without doubt, ood. the —_ Cooking Stove ever offered for sale in this e We keepalso the MONITOR. MANHATTAN, L RANGES, the CHALLENGE STEP and a variety ‘of other patterns, of the best manufacture. BEPAIBS for stoves made by Charles Eddy & a nd Frost & Southard. New York, al- od Jall ‘ine our stock. Cat on exe re GREGORY, 321 Pennsylvania avenne, 4 H st., between 23. odious and extensive it of Boundary sts., Intely the F 8 0! . Ubiman. The pro- wa large brick, dwelling cellars. ae yes, to Mrs. MINA UHLMANN- or to, Db, 3 '& CO.. Real Estate Brokers, northwoas cerner 10th and ¥ sts '—The four-story DW. WoUsE: No 29, south side of Indiana a vi Ko) the modern improve- SUPERIOR HOOK WINE, of the ‘nm brangs, viz: Ez HOOHHE NIEESTEINER, which I offer for sale in quantities to suit pur- chasers. at low prices, Semples of the wine can be seen at the‘'Union ottling Depot,” No. 57 Green BILEY A. SHINN. IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. executein thi SND STONE wers. Drains, ply at 1 and 6 o’ciock p. m. MES TOWLES, 490 H at., north of Patent Office. — OR BENT-We hav: oh N shed and unfurnished. for rent. ‘Also, TENEMENTS DOWNMAN & GREEN, 18 Intelligencer Building. OR RENT—Six UNFUBNISHED ROOMS at No. 276 Pennsylvania av and 12th sts. Referenees required in the city and Georgetown. offour rooms, in First W best manner all Kind MASONRY, inclndi: ing. construction of setting Grates, Ranges and Ovens, prices, Orders left at 169 I street, High street, Georgetown, tended to. at reasonable Washington, or 119 will be broapey at- J. V. COLLINS. MARERITER'’S, SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! OHOICE aTOoR! and now or iT ASSOBT. ANE SEAT OHAIRS 511 Ith street, avenue and U street. v moderate ‘Work well done and with dispatch, ;» between Pennsylvania, Lately received. the HAN DSOMES' in Washington, embracing— APERHANGINGS . appropriate L8. DI HOOMS. CHAM: ane Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Boi one, 4 large and select Stock of mediam end low WINDOW SHADES. rps, on Buff, Green LAVENDER, Borders, with aad ‘Window Shades of any required Size, Style, or Color. made to Order. OVAL PICTUBE FRAMES, in the District. war- Gold Lesf, and from the Mavufacturers in the Geunt: id FRAMES, WALNUT: KETS, CONVEX GLAS! Persons having P' ed tocall and examine our chasing Frames. PICTURE COBD AND grrr he i = t, Green, and jolors,from Hf Ret rp rete! ph to the Laraest Portrait B and TASSELS, different ‘ Special attention paid to this Branch of our Bus- ness. " PAINTINGS AND ENGBAVINGS On Sale,a few Choice PAINT- for inspection, ENT ever offered Tuesday afternoon Mr. Charles F. Bebrens was arrested by officer Bailey on the charge of assaulting the son of Mr. Kraft,and he was taken before Justice Walter. It appeared that the boy was build- jog & dam in front of Mr. Behren’s house, aad the latter objected to it, when the ha © he to iw ONLY ESTABLISHMEN the District of Columbia or Al: dria, where PIANOS and thor iT How 18 P. ORS, HA BERS, and LIBR. L. WIL F PIANO FORTE MANUFAOTORY. le refere Numerous incontrovertib! rtment of the best new d second-hand’ PIA (8 and ORGANS. neuer }NITED STATES HOTEL, CAPE ISLAND, NEW JEESEY. announce to our friends end evorite establishme: SUBF BATHING SEASON. phi and his that we New and beautiful p: eereiling Golo: without Centers The Largest Assortm lace warrants us in the bel pducements of comfort and luxury not to besar- Ms | passed by any comes BULLE nsion.—The grand day and moonlight Sa *xcarsion down the Potomac, of St. Paul's Charch. comes off to-morrow. Boats the smallest Phot Size; also, SILK ——- MOSFITAL FOR WOMEN A. LYING-IN ASYLUM, Aéth street, (Circle,) corner of ‘This Institution 1s situated in the most healthy pertion ef the eae = Cars pass OOF dmission : from $6 to advance. Thi iv - —e- -NIC.—The Island Socials bave a pic-mic a! s"h street park to-morrow afternoon and Always in Store. evening, when @ pleasant time may be confi- INGS and ENGRAVINGS. EDICAL STAFF, EON IN OHARGR. OM Establishment. harging or Window Shades punctually and faith fully exeented, not satisfsctory rehased in the District. TEEBMS OasH FOR Hp dtd LABOR. ‘No. 486 7th street, 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hail. 1 SsRint Dy anING FLUE cagasiee cigliere; Les Daigts de Fee; Les Pe- a Bstaiie Go Basses; be: Poudse FERANOK TAYLOR. iT ay IVED AND FO Jane OP lewis re Li eaters” U. 8. Sar ie te ¢. STORY OF JUL! by Craven's Prison Li Miniature Peete re Letter “Garrier Four Yeers in the FEANOK TAYLOB. mete fase Fi Georgeto TRILEY A. SHINN, F Nea Bow wis iwi Btudy of History, by Goldvts Bm Ba FOR SALE AND RENT. ob and 1 ay 25 3t* Between Grand rerreetrey *t F GEES Setmectine. pith gee and ent ard Pust Oftiges can 9th and loth et; UB BENT—HOUSE on Ii street, and M, brick baseme of McGILU & BROW, 366 E at. inh and tape WEEE m. = ‘OK KE roome. Bish street, Georgetown. Apply est street, Fe SALE—A CONCERT BALOON, with Boarding House end Shooting Gallery. Ap- y on E street, No. 420, between my seat °: “CHABLES Fst BENT —A new three story BRIOK HOSE, between L and M streets. A mp i a Beltable for rivate Boardi 80 OF tore Three saci from ‘Back: on 18th, at corne! streets, No. 475, ' a4 Sfcorner of 14th §,,0BR RENT—A ematl BBICK tae Thee L + con- Kroame., & partion, of tee Varattnrs at . rner L ai re street. street neatly and completely furnt fainingatz rooms. A’ portion, of tur ots. or 0. STOBRS, No. 460 ith A BARE CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT. FOR SALE—One of t! and Fixtures in the city. doing & fine business. ason for sellin: bealth of proprietor, who wishes to travel cash, For particulars apply at 235 Penn nue. iv ‘OR RENT— With immediate possession. two-story frame HOUSE on Penn'a avenue second door from 26th street. ‘ater in the house and gasinevery room, with fixtures complete; retaee Serge an ig mp ae yp be rente & private fa » y nex! Or. Apply to Dr. THOMPSON, 184 I atreet, bet 2086, aud: 2ist. JY 26 St* SALE—11 FRAME HOUSES corner 7th nd K streets. Island, with lease of lot prepaid for 15 months. and privilege of buying in some time at 25 cents per foot. On railroad street, and op- posite the wharf,it offers superior inducements. Apply at once to Mr. CLABK. corner of P and 7th streets, near the premires,or the subscriber, cer- ner 16th east and C south. Post office address cor- her 9th east and E south. Jy 26-3t* Cc. WABNER, Ho0sz For RENT On ith street, between @ an streets, tain: 5 le al the corner of 2th and Q ote "er iy eret OS HOE Kos SALE—A DBUG STORE, well stocked and doing a large sae growing: business. Situated Dope of tl princi streets in the city. Address “E J...’ Washington. D.C. JY 25-30" FSR KENT—To sm rey farnished HOUSE. situated N 75 13th street, near I Rent taken out in Board. Inquire on the premises, F street, near 12th. J¥ 2% 3t F of a Retail Grocery will be sold acrifice if applied for at once. Apply on the premi-ses, corner 3 street west and G street north, FS5 BENT—One large furni Kitchen and Dining Roo: between id Rented together or separate > T—A BRIOK HOUSE, No street, between 46 and 6th. eight room lied with gas and water. Apply to BENJ AM JHABLTON , 347 Ost., bet. 4% andéth. jy 25. OB RENT—Modorate, 4 large Unfurnished KOOMS suitable for housekeeping. Inquire No. 506 10th street, first house north of N street, Jy 25-3t* _ FO8 BENT —Cntor, lodging or housekeeping. and beautifully lo cated. with water and gas, and bathrooms. May be rented by the year. Apply at 4%% 12th street, between E and F. Jy 25-3t* [08 BENT-& completely Furnished HOUSE of 12 rooms. gas thronghout. and water in the yard ; five healthy location, Possession given Ist August. Inquire on the premises before 9 and after S lith st , corner of I jy2s-4t* UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, suitable for housekeeping, at 334 Isth street, between en immediately For land K. particulars apply at 346 G street, between lith .m.orafter3 p.m. jy 25-3t* and 12th, bef (OR EENT—FOUR HOUSES, two Bricks and two Frames. Brick astcre with lease and fix- tures fer sale. Bent of houses per month, $9 373s. Situated on Chestnut stree' tween 14th and 15th and P and Q streets. For farther Particulars in- quire on the premises of N.J. WATTS, Sy 25 3t* HA DRESSING SALOON AND BARBER SHOP forsale. under National Hotel. A’ ply No. 20 43; street. Jy 24-3" (OR RENT—The only VINEGAR FAOTORY in the District. Inquire the premises, 185 ith street, between 8 and T. a iy24 St* «OB BENT—One BRICK HOUS ntainin: six rooms. very conveniently situated on street north, between 4th and 5th west. Inquire at the corner of Sth and P streets north. jy 2i-3t* YO Cer A sma nestly faratshed HOUSE on street, near TOOMS, A! r D. b. WELLS & C0," jy et __ corner 10th and F streets, F4E. RENT.—-A very desirable newly built HOUSE with 7 rooms, on Sth street. n few stops from the car terminus. Rent $25 per month... 1 quire at W. VOSS’, 260 Penna. ave. 3¥ 24 3t' {OR BENT—Large.siry FUBNISMED KOOMS, suitable for gentlemen or gentleman ani wife, with or without board ; gas and water; 344 3d street west, between E and F. jy 24-3t* 175 Wish BOY 4 SMALL HOUSE in a ) good business locality, by applying im- mediately at No. 465 C street, near the Baltimore Depot. bet. New Jersey av and Ist st. jy 24-3t" “po SALB—A small two-story Frame HOUSE on New Jersey ave.. between K and L streets north, Apply to, G. W. REEVES, corner New Jersey avenue and L sts. Jy 24-3t* OB BENT—HOOSE No. 206 9th strect west, between O and P streets north. Seven rooms. Good yard attached. Rent moderate. Apply, sec- ond house from corner of K and 15th streets, No. 275. Jy 24-3t* Fo SALE—A small veneer Frame HOOS. rsey avenue and it and back emises, OR RENT—Hand-ome furnished ROOMS, table for offices or chambers. at the Occi n ase eth strest opposite Willard’s. Apply t 4 OF @ premises. 0 the undersigned, GHD MCALLISTER, iy 4.16 470 lath strect. Fe RENT—A neatly fitted up STORE on sth street, near Pepn’a avenue; alse. BE t to the carner of 20th strect and Penn’a ave. In- quire 521 7th street. iy 23-60" ‘ BENT—Part of HOUSE, 134 F street, F ‘Wesiened unfurnished. The house contains 16 rooms, gas and water, good stable and carriace houre, large yard. Apply on the premises. jy23 6t™ OR SALE—A valuable tract of LAND, con- taining 15 act e, more or less, four miles from Washington. suitable for a dairy or market gar- Spsctetanlayteereds in e spring on the FOAC! le by . im pises and a never-failing stream poesia. rough t LER, LL No. 30 Western Market. jy 23 2w OB BENT—A gentecly furnished HOUSE, 1] ied Dy Senator; 10 rooms; $125 por month ooumes PY f, SEOWELLS w Od® _iy3l 6t Toth Fos SALE AT A SACRIFIOR — LOT on the seutheast corner of D and lat! House containing 1¢ rooms (two brick back buil ings.) Lot containing 2.900 civ feet ef sroone. Apply to McKNEW & HIOKEY, Boom 7, Inteili- gencer Building. Jy 21 ee6t* ENT—The DWELLINGS over stores OR EES and 229 Penn’s Preik eeeing 2 0. ad rooms and kitchen. Also, the STOR! 4, 227, well suited for an agency o! being con- tignous to the public departments, and immedi- atelyio! ite Wiliard’s Hotel. For terms apply to D . MIDDLETON. Jr., at the Banking Bouse of Messrs. Biggs & o., or to Mr. BHODED, on the premises. Immediate possession given. ay 2 a Fo RENT—In the Star Office Building. at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Iii a LODeING ROOM “eras lowe teavite sto B. BAKER, at the Star Office. Jeso-tf FCOR BENT—In the STAR OFFIOR BUILD- F INGS, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th st BOOMS suitable for real cy offices. Tepme moderate. Apply to 0. ashington. Btar Office. ~ See BENT—That handsome Forte BEGIDENGE No S66 F ctreetnones having all the modern improve " water, bath room; with as fi Pas Nalin erate poems. 8 etre . bor! ice. ett JAMES TOWLES, Agent. Foe SALE 4160 ACRES OF LAND in Ban- io! 5 le. ony Va. ae — Terms ore . For quality of land I to Hon. Fines, ie pmatter eepcrtae &: quire tar. f¥ORD & BINB, over Ham- mack’s Thi land will Ponltively be sold. ‘ap 31- it, 303 Pa. avenue. THOMAS H. FORD. J, OB RENT—A fine FRAME STABLE fer six Foerses, with carriage house aad hay oft. cic uated on Temperance Alley, bet. 100) 5 Apply at 393 E street, FOR RENT—HOU! 0. 144 Penn. aven between 17 atreets, contains 1 Bist in the pratee of'S 58 nse Gena J a7 tt f,OR BENT—A number of SMALL HOUSES ba a furnished afurniel fa and é FOR SALE—Large and Small HOUSES. fouth. 1, t STARR'S Bogister Office, S05 Fat. bet ith and iath ete,” tae teens FOR BENT Ther eplondid, RESIDENCE on treet north. No. 444; 6 deers from corner ef treet west, je Post Office. Also.a in Carriae lou Btaplein ther jare al etreet, Berth of Pattat fies ; 7 AUCTION SALES. (For other Auction Sales ace fourth pege.| YGBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. t trent ‘by 144 este ? 7 “ty EE at ASE ePREPDEE e 0 LET—Two nicely- ROOMS. to- estes orveparate, eh Boca at , between Fo BEN T—Several pleasant and well Fur- ON _H STR! nished ROOMS 459 inb street. iy B4t® Mea aah a bering Balance Pant ty imo trust on the premises. revenue stamps at the cost of F°2 KNT—Twe furnished communicatiog beb down when HH ROVED PRO! TY OF TWO rt HOUSES AND LOTS ‘Mist and 22d Btrovis One-half cash: bal notes bear: nt ist on the premises. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VALU Ke ta Wb AuD BESIDEROE et Auction in - Ga fanny ~ _— 6 inches on Hi, it, with a depth of 202 y. The improvements brick store ana containt o beat locations 200 to be paid on th Paaae ‘atthe cost of the pur- J THOS DOWLING BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. for business tb ca - Saad e DUMBakTON. Under a deed of trust from John sel, on the premires, revented by rain,) tw hree to ten acres ef land line, morthwest of the ladensburg, four mi F. Olark. I will July 25th, at 3 e’clock. (if not ty Lots. vary in ‘ost Office.om the road to from peatinston and rtion the ith o ‘comfortable elevated building fr land te 2 Mek, culti sites, wooed and water. « po has | for building. The railroad to Point of Boc! pess near. and one of the cont) dential residence apd public park ‘ales’ and Thes. Berry's, is onl Plat tobe seen at GREEN & WILLIAMS’ S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPCNED IN consequence of the rain, ustil WADNESDAY lst August. when it will positively take This sale presents rare inducements te cevtiem: wishing to purchase handsome building sites fo! country seat. Jy %-d {int} GREEN & WILLIAMB, Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. K STORE ON LE iN R’ are above the Ni, a ublic Auction, st 100 clock @. m., on t We sh rick Store, 20 ore or less, to run two it at the expirat neefor any one w: chase business preperty. ‘Terms made knows = the dey of sale. Immediately after the sale of shall commence to sell all the orthern Liberty Markel. vt MONDAY, the 30th ust feetifroat by 70 the building, we stock on the prem- lor, Chamber, and other Stoves 30 New Sooking Stoves and Utensils, of different of every description Coal Hods, Sifters And all other Goods belonging to such Deaiers are invited to attend the sale - GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. IMPROVED PROPERTY _GEOBGETOWN AT AUCTION On THURSDAY, Aucust 24, at 6 o'clock will sell. in trout of the premises, part of 119, fronting abont 91 feet on the sonth side of 24 street, between Marhet and P 180 Potomac streets, and tto a 20 foot wide alley. improvements consist of @ neat, comfortable. ee ted esis oma, HO, | Vored “nine hundred eat elztss foe" | highest bid: | at 5 o'clock built and near! 33, containing eight roo: gas through the sirable locations in tow house, and one ot ti ‘2. Possession given imme mmediately After— Lot No. 185. fronting 70 fect on 4th street. between High and Market streets, and running back 120 feet 1 of alarge. well built tw which bas been used as a and cowld be easily conv I T will sell all of into three or more dwellings, or many other purposes, as there fs ex- cellent sewerage, and P. Terms: One third cash. well ‘ith interest, secured by eed of trust ‘veyancing and stamps at the THOS. DOWLING, 00., Auctioneers, ‘otomac water t ; iggix on the property. cost < 7 purchaser. BY JAS. ©. McGUIRE & ALE OF THE UNCLAI BAe e EXPRESS MPAN mence at the Anction Rooms of James 0. McGuire AY MORNING, July 3ist. and continue each day thereafter, u: jer. ©. 0. DUNN, Agent Adams E Com *j,0. McGUIBE & ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE CALE 2TH AND K STREETS AT PUBLIO ON. TUESDAY, the Sist instant, m.) we shall sell. at6 o'clock, p. on the premises. @ fine two-story ith cellar. containing 11 rooms. rden, &c., attached, having 100 feet suitable fora B: ing Lot No —, in Squai Houses and Lots, sita- 15th sts. Also. a large Ga: i Beer Garden, 0 4. Also. two two-story Brick ated on Q street north, betwi On the same day. at 63; o'clock, p mon the remises. we shali ell Lote 23 and 24,in Square No. 209. with the improvements. being two new Brick Houses, containin 1S 4 rooms each. ; balance i: eighteen aud twenty-four months, for notes bear by a deed of trust on the ——_. = conveyance and Revenue stamps at w ofthe iy 24 “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. CHANCERY BALE OF POVED BEAL ESTATE, situated on Massa chusetts avenue, between 4th and Sth streets west by decree of the Supreme Conrt of the District “Columbia, esting “date ‘on the. toth day cause wherein are complainants, Z "e defendants,(No. 535 equity.) I public suction. on the prem- the 17th day of August, A. D. . at 6 o'clock p. m.. all tha: I round in the city of umbia, beginnti ing interest and secured VALUABLE IM at a point on Massachusetts avenue eighteen (18) feet northwestwardly of the southeast corner of Lot twelve, (12,) in re numbered five hundred nd ranuing thence northwestwardly hteen (18) feet, thence north- bt angles with fty nine hundredths (37 59-100) thirty two and ninety han- 90-100) feet to the line of I eighteen (18) feet. thence south thirty -six and for- ty five hurdred ths (36 45-100) feet. thence nerth- westwardly to intersect Massachusetts avente at right angles forty one and fifty nine hundreiths (41 29-100) feet te the place of becinning. comtein ing about fourteen bundred and thirty six square feet, more or less, together with the building and improvements thereon. ‘he terms of sale, a» prescribed by the said de- the balance to be dersigned commissioners wiil offer for sale division of original Seabee an vot the cit of Washi teen months from the day ance to bear interest from the day of sale, and the by the bonds of the purcha ser or purchasers. with ® surety or sureties to be the trustee; or the day of sale or on the ratification of | erder of the court payment te be secured same can be paid the said sale by the and conveyancing at the cost of the purehaser. the terms of rale are not complied with within days efter the day of sale. the Trustee ight to resell at the risk and ing purebaser or purchasers. tice, by advertisement in gencer and the Eveni: "5NO. MILLER. GREEN & WILLIA reserves cost of the defanil , upon one week’. no- | the Nationsl Intelli- | | o'clock p. m.. remises, OTICE. ISSOLUTION. wih Srm of Monga, TRINKBART 01 -D.C., ts te by the withd fron lor partner. he above toxing All liabilities of the ye ttled b; o., will be se! ea 8, Foot G React, ‘weckinnee Erb. OLD StOvEs TAKEN IN PART PaY Fi . 53 4s street, the 5 OVERS ant pie yaouzs JOUVENAL’S MAEBLE WORKS. Corner New Jersey avenue and F street, Near the Baltimore Depot. All orders for STATUABY, MONUMENTS. or MANTELS executed in the best manner, at short | netics, and on the very beet terms. J, OR RENT— near lith. It avenne, isone of largest and most conve- tly situ ‘tn Washi . — AS os Fe Peers Cy 4 gt AUCTION SALES. => THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW, '¥ THws. DUW LING, Auctionser. LUABLE PF SALE “On TRUMEDATS Noor ee 60 inthe ont. Pond, oe . two pomp i ¥ 9. Fecerds Ise, all that of lot 90,08 described tn i < eu pert vn wes w 3. Re %. folios 285 ie \ewalk tm op the cai and to the Stand, or the treapofavanber ss oe MTerR m:: One-third cash; residue of purchase } rec] immediately when the ° P_JAOKBON. & for the beirs. _ay 14 SA Wat THOS. DOWLING, Auct_ BBX JAS. ©. McOUIRE & CO., Auctioneers Y SALE OF 1 CHANCERY, SALE OF NOURE AND LOT virtue ef adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, made in the case of Lit- tle etal ve Little et No 672 eauity docket, aue- on the 29th day of May, 1566. I shall offer tien, on THURSDAY. the 26th day of Ja’ at 6 o'clock p. m . in frontof the premises, part Loré. uare $48. fronting forty feet on Vir- near T th Sth z H 4 3 « thereon, f @ good twostory and basement . containing sevem rooms rms of Sale: Ove-half cash; balance In six he, with interest, totesecured by aor ad botes, OF at the option of the purchaser, ei! cash Deeds reserved notil final payment, Stamps and © cing at coxtof purchaser. A deposit of 8 reuuired of the purchaser at time ofeale.” remptory per af A. BURR, Trust: DAVID v6 Stwhds J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Anc Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. TRUSTEE SALE OF FIRST CL BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ON CONN 1OUT AVE- ETWEEN BAND 1 STS. NORTH, AT feet 6 inches front, each ru e xe depth of © feet to a fine pack alley. Th pron erty adjoine the residences of Admiral Shubrick | ane Secretary McOulloch. making ft one of the best locations in the City of Washington fore handsome private residence Terms cash. All stamps at the cost cf t the time of erie ~ q BAS. 8 CARBINGTON, Trustee, Natn'L Witson. Solicitor. yid-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts eyancing and revenue ne purchaser. $200 down et | B* WM. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers, South coruer Pa. avenue and 9th street The undersigned announce. in contemplation of having to goto France this fall, that they will offer for sale. at public anction, ender direction or Vall a& Os cate Messrs. WoL Wa legne, on WEDNESDAY stant, at 40'clock. and te be coutinn . hour, on THURSDAY AFTEKNOON. et their store, No. 411 Penn. avenue, cormer of 4% street the balance of their choice stock of pure bottied Wines, French Cordials and Liquors of various kinds. on hand some years, compriving @n assort- ment dont 3 000 botties, as aleo se: barrels of fine Whisky, Braniy, Gin and Liguere in temi- jobnt, andcases of Mun ms & Choteau Latourette Champagnes, Scotch and London Ales, &@c. Pri- Yate families, expectally for thie sogson of ase as well as dealers. may find it te thete interest to at terd. Osan beexamin previous to-eale. R. OROMELIEN & OO iy 20-4 W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. PF. 8.—Al! persons having claims against the firm Tequested tocall and get paid. R CROMELIEg & CO ¥ W.L. WALL & ©0., Auctioncers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP. f adecree passed in chancery cause. ¢ Court of the Pistrict of Columbia, fer sale. at public an DNESDAY, 224 all of Lote m thirteen (13,)im Sq (11,) twelve 1 ne being in the city of Washincton. in the District of Columbia, fronting on north G street, between 10th 1ith streets east. ‘Terms of sale cash. conveyancing at the cost ftbe purchaser or purchasers ‘pon default of any pyrchaser or purchasers to comply with the terms of +ale. the Pioperty: wilt be resold at the ae of jot en ae, purcha- ser, Upon giving three days further notice SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee. W.L. WALL & 00. Avcts. A deposit of $25 will be required on the purc' hase | of each lot, on default thereof the same will be im- iately resold. The purchaser of the above property havi failed fo comply with the terms of sale, the same wy i. rie! the 27th of July. 1566. © chook p. m. ; PHILLIPS. Trostee, Sy 20-4 W.L. WALL & - Anvcts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on H street, be- tween 2ist and 22d streets, First Ward, at Public Auction On FRIDAY, the 27th instant, at 6% o'clock p. m., wesballsell. on the premises, Lot No A, subdivision of Lot No. 15, im Square No. 79, having ® fine front and depth Terms: One-half cash: balance in 6 and 1? months, nd ex for notes bearing interest and recured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and rev- chaser. $50 enue stamps at the cost of the pr: down when sold. iy 3-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* J. 0, McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE. Under apd 4 virtue of a decree ef the Supreme Court of the District ef Columbia, bearing date on the sth day of July, 1866, and 7 in a certain cause ing in said Court, wherein Benjamia F. Moreell is complainant, and Elizebeth @ and others ere detendants offer for sale,on MONDA A. D., 1566. ris 0.11 and 12. uare No. $20, follows: Beginning at a poi Bast Cay tore ° feet west from the north cogper 1, and running thence along the ireet 45 feet to the dividing line, be- tween said lot No 1) end jot No. 1% in equare; thence rnuning south 9 feet 1 inch, thence east feet. thence north Sfeet 1 inch to the begipnin, with the Improvements, consisting of two Frame Deelling Houses Terms of ssle: One-third cash; and the residue in two equal instalments, at six and twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction of the trustee If the terms of sale are not complied with in daye, the trus- ‘tee reserves the right to resell pri at the risk and cest of the defaulting purchaser, week's natice, by sdvertiseme nt in a Star. pvevanc: Am pe urcheser’ cont, "JOS. H. BEADLEY Sr trustes, Jy li SawSwads J.C McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. ¥ W.L. WALL & ©0. ctloneers. COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF BEAL ESTATE IN THE sikte ‘WARD. By virtre of the order and Cecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Co'umbia, bearing date July 16. 1356, and passed Inthe matter of pe- tition of the widow and heirs of jamin deceased. against David and Henry Jones, the action. on TUESDAY. the Sist day ae Lot a pumberea (2) in hundred end forty five, situated on the corner of South caroline avenue and 9th street cast, in « bealthy section of the city. Tey oe half cash: She’ realaus in six and twelve months, the purchaser pron Me bonds for the deferred payments, beari interest from the ing end at the day of sale. All Soavetnae S-3- of the purchaser. P. son ae i -2at Oommissi: jomers. A. LLOYD, Solicitor. ' 29 2l-codds W.L. WALL-& 00., Aucts. BY CLAGETT & SWEENY, Auctioneers. WE, WILL SEL! at AUCTION, AY 81x ~ M SEDE AY. oa Ist, on the gang one @ ofthe -<4 ts paid, an e wi " le Se eee waa, w. are’ 40 ac: of very rabiy located ef os Stine, em reo fear alegre o> city, op in ths Beighborhood of mensions — . d Messrs . in ave nate Lote ‘his property is and en each fot hav- ite. own TRUSTEES SALE OF THERE BILLIARD TABLES. On MONDAY, July 30th, at 32 o'clock m Lom 3 sell, at the auction rooms of James 0. ' pli jy 1-Th,Ta 8 Br" "Si Saee