Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1866, Page 3

~ THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Tus Prorosep Fsxstan MeetING Last Nicut—Why it did not Come Of.—The notice published in the papers that the friends of irish Nationality would hold a mass meeting in the National Fair building, when Speaker Colfax would preside, and addresses be deliv- ered by Col. Roberts, President F’. B.. Senators Wilson, Nye, and other distinguished gentle- men, attracted many Irishmen and friends of ireland to that pipers There sess pros- t of having a large meeting, as notice Esa reached & considerable distance in the rural districts in the county of Washington And adjoining counties of Maryiand and Vir- ginia. which were weil represented, beside the city representation. Unfortunately by some mismanagement, a conflict of authority Tesulted between the lady managers and the persons in ch: of the building. The cem- mittee of the herhood had waited upon the gentlemen in charge of the building to obtain the use of it, and they, as they stated, supposing that they were authorized to do so, granted the use of it. Upon this the commit- tee published the notice. ben the committee was about to prepare for illuminating the building, Sergt. Eckloff, of the Fourth Ward police, arrived and no- lfied the gentlemen in charge, that he was re- quested by the Iady managers to prevent the meeting, as they bad not been consulted as to the use of it for any such purpose, and no one butthemselves had the right togivesuch a permit. The gentlemen in charge appeared to claim the right to give the rmission, but in this uncertain condition of things, the hall, other tban the office table, was not illamina- ted, ajthough the company was rapidly in- creasing. Sergeant Eckloff, after giving the notice, was uncertain how to proceed further, baving no otticial order, and went to headquarters for in- structions. The Superintendent of police at that hour bad left his office and it would be difficult to find him, so he went to the nearest Commissioner, Gen. Bacon. who, having no enatisia 'y information of the facts in the case, declined to advise the Sergeant, but told him to actas faras was consistent with his duty as an officer and he would be sustained. The Sergeant, in this perplexing fix. decided to w for written orders and returned to his station. Tne Brotherhood present in the mean- time, increased in numbers and the committee were frequently interrogated as to the difficul- ty. and it was soon ascertained that in addition to the main trouble no band could be obtained, Speaker Colfax was busy at Congress, and President Roberts was suddenly calle y from the gity and had left by the 6 o’cloc train mally, Major Haggerty, much vexed by the disappointment, mounted a chair and stated that in view of the tact thst arrangements had been made to hold a Toass meeting im this building, the committee bad published the notice. They fully expect- ed to hold it, and that it would be addressed by Mr. Roberts, President of the F. B.. and several of the most distinguished Senators and | ™members of the House, but the hall is in pos- Session of parties opposed to them, and who refuse them the permission. But to-morrow night they propose to “show those enemies of diberty” that the meeting shall be held, and be addressed by distinguished Senators and mem- bers of tne House. Major Haggerty then asked, “What say you! Shall we Dave a meeting to- morrow bight! All in favor say aye!” A unanimous vote in favor was given by the | company, and the Major promised that notice ©: the meeting should appear in the papers this | morning, and by Landbill, and after exhorting the company to spread the notice, left his po- sition, and the crowd dispersed Stes CENTER MABEET To-pay.—Beef, best cute, per Ib.,30e.; next, 25¢.; Salt Beef, 15a20c.; Dried | Beet, 30a35e. Veal, 20c. Mutton, chops, 25 Lamb, 25c.; Lard, 25c.; Pork, fresh, e.; corne: 2ve.: Bacon.bams, ancut,25c.; sliced,35c.. bres ve. shoulders, ISc. Butter, 30ad0c.; Spri Chickens, pair,7, Chickens, pair, $2a2 Ducks, pair, $1. Eggs, Tr dozen, Greep Corn, per can, duc. Green Corn, in ea per dezen, 15 Cents. Apples, peck, 40a75c. A ples. dried, 75¢. Leeks, bh., 5c. Turnips,pk., 40c. Peaches, dried, per quart, 15 cts. Beans, but- ter, 25c.; white, l0al2c.; dried_cherries, qt., 40c. Radishes, per bunch,, 2a4c. Beets, per bunc Se. Omons, 50c. per peck.; bunch onions, 2a3c Carrots, Sc. per bh. Fish—Shad, per pair, avSe. Herring, beh., 15¢.; Rock, large,each, $3; small. bunch, 50c.; Perch, 50a60c.; Mackerel, 25c. each; Halibut, Ib., 25c.; Sheephead, 75a$1 each; Lobsters, per pound, 12 cents; Sea Bass, per pound, 12 cents. Spinnach, 25 cents per peck. Rye, bushel, $1.20a$1.25. Corn Meal, 3$1.10a$1 Shipstaff, 65a~vc. Brownstuff, 60c Shorts, 40c. Corn, shelled, $1.10a1.25: in ear, bbl., $5.5va87. Oats, bush., 75a50c. Hay,cwt., $181.25. Straw, 90c.a81. Clover Hay, 75¢.a81.25. Celery, pr bunch, 10c. Krout, per quart, 15c. Geese, $1.502$2.50. Tu: * $2083.50; Venison, fresh, per Ib., 30c. Cabi head, 5a20c. Cranberries, per quart, 20a30e. Hominy, quart, l0cents. Lettuce, lal0cents. Rhubarb, 8 cents. Green Peas, 25c. Asparagus, per bunch, l(c. New Potatoes, 35a40c. per pk. Tomatoes, 20a40c. Pe pk. String Beans, 12a25c. per pk. Cym- ings, 6al2c. dozen. Blackberries, qt., 10a12c. Raspberries, 3a50c. Cucumbers, Salic. Egg Plants, 15a25e. Whortleberries, 5c. gt, Cur- Tants. 25c.; Pears, 40c.a%ipk.; Watermelons, 20a50e.; Cantaleupes, Iai0c.; Peaches, $1.50 | per peck. —— Homictce IN PiscaTaway.— Yesterday afternoon, an atrocious murder was committed inthe village of Piscataway, Prince George County, Md., about sixteen miles from this city. The victim was Mr. Charles Clemenis, a well known citizen of the Sixth Ward, of this city. Mr. Clements who nas been en, in the butchering business with Mr. J. H. Psy. was in that section purchasing cattle, and last evening about sundown he stopped at Harris’ store and purchased a watermelon, ‘which not being ripe he asked for another, or the return of his money. The boy, or young man who was attending the store refused to comply, when Mr. Clements asserted that the | bargain was that ifthe melon was not good he should have another. The clerk denied this, and they commenced to quarrel when the fatter drew a pistol from the desk or under the counter and fired, the ball passing through Mr.Clements heart, killing him instantly. A | boy who: was in the employ of Mr. Murphy and the deceased was present at the time and immediately came up to the city, reaching here in the night. when some of the friends of the deceased started down after his body. Mr. Clements was about forty <2 and leaves a widow and two children ing on Eleventh street east, near Pennsylvania Avenue, and was looked upon asa very quiet inoffensive man, and was highly esteemed by bis neighbor. Itis stated that the clerk has not been arrested, although a constable was in the village at the time. pc Tue Lytzs Mcrperers.—In reference to the negroes arrested for the murder of Col. Lyles, near Fort Washington, the Prince Geor- gan ot Mariboro’, Md., of yesterday, says:— “ We learn thatthe four parties now under arrest, after being brought to this place, so- licited an interview with the State’s Attorne and tbe Sheriff, and ee; tely made a fuil and free cenfession of murder and their sumereet shares init. The account given by cb was substantially the same as published im our Iast issue—except that all five of the parties were at the house, and di: y en, in the murder, instead of one of them remain- Ing at the boat, as was reported. We learn | that the State’s Attorney nas made applica- | tion to His Honor, Judge Berry, to hold a special term of the Court, which application is now under advisement.” ses SES CouNTERPEIT TREASURY NoTERs.—Counter- feit one dollar Treasury notes have made their appearance in this city, and several have been | taken by our merchants without noticing them. | ‘The Lora ao can aren Ap Ms ween ths engraving being very an paper of a1 inferior quality. The red and green colors in the counterfeits are much deeper than in the art of the note the | Note Company” are iain as in the original. Our well to examine notes of genuine. On the lower words “National Bank larger and not so mercbants will (bis denomination when offered. Tse Back Pay Game.—Several months ago acolored man named Wm. Perry Lee, a discharged soldier, left his —r papers collection of = count air. H. be for ie i pay bounty. Yesterday, man called upon Mr. Welsh to obtain his dis- charge paper, representing himself as Wm. Perry Lee, but he was detected by officer Reed, and taken to the Central office, where he bad 8 hearing before Justice Morsell, who held Lee for a further hearing. —o__ Tur Storm —Dur! Ist, a barn was blown down on the. jane tation of Charles Hill, Esq., near ‘Mariboro: ing near in and several others severely, if not dangerously injured. ————E APPOINTED AT THE Jail.—Warden Brown bas appointed Capt. James Coleman, of this city, a guard at the |. im the place of Eli Rogers, deceased. good one. ‘ing the severe gale that visited this vicinity on Wedneaday “evening GovERNMENT Sa.z.—The sale of Govern- Ment buildings which took place yeaterda’ under the management of Leut. Co J. ™. Moore, A. Q. M., consisting of warehouses Nos. 2 and 5, and several buildings at Jadici- ary Square Hospital, 'd off quite satis- factorily. The sale yielded the sum of #2.259. Warebouses Nos. 3 and 5 were purchased by Mr. Jesse E. Baker for $1,210. Warehouse No. 4 was not sold. ——_o—__ ACCIDENT.—This morning a little son of Mr Lowry, while riding out, tell trom his horse and striking upon his head was supposed to be injured severely. Dr. C. Lee was called, who examimed the wound and fortunately there being no fracture it is hoped the case will ter- minate favorably. ——_o———_ FELL rrom a Winpow.— Yesterday evening, Comfort Whittlesey. a boy aged abont 7 years, while playing at his father's residence on 9th street, near I, fell from a second story window and badly fractured his skull. CITY ITEMS. THE ANNUAL Excursion of the Journey- men Bookbind Association will come off on Tuesday, August 7th, when & fine time may be expected: Secure your tickets ! ome relasceee Tue TrreE Goon Cicar StorEs.—No. 478 15th street, opposite Treasery, F street, under the Ebbitt House; and 308 F street, between Ith and 12th streets. Henperson & CHANDLEE. pel wena <ireeamentt JEWELRY.—Jet Setts, Caral Setts, Stone Sette. 200 styles Sleeve Battons, Chains, Gold Pattern, for only one doliarat Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 4% street. Sell CE rere MaRvEtous BrvonD Precepent is the ef- fect of Sozodont upon the wholeeconomy of the mouth, keeping the gums rosy and healthy, the teetb in perfect order, giving to the breath a baimy fragrance. “AN ACKNOWLEDGED InsTITUTION.” “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” are among the ac knowledged institutions of the land. What would our ministers, our lecturers, our law- yers, do without these invaluable Troches! To what an amount of “ahems’ and coughs and throat clearings would we all subjected, were it not for those all-powerfal and soothing lozenges! We have tried them, and they did us good.” —New York Waverley. pennant eee an JULINN’s 7TH Warp PHaRMAcy, at 103 D street south, between 10th and Lith street, (former office of Dr.M.L.Julihn.) The above place of business being fitted up witha view vf making it a@ first class Drug and Prescrip- tion Store, where only pure and fresh Drags will be dispensed, the attention of Physicians and a discriminating public is invited. Pre- scr’ptions as well as family recives accurately | compounded day or night. Rare Chemicals | and Drugs difficult of procuring elsewhere } will be keptin stock. | BURTON ALE, on draught, at Emrich’s Res- taurant, No. 355 Pennsylvania avenue, near 6th street. 8 °° STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, Bad Natls, etc. can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 4% and 6th streets. —_——— Pryntes can be had in £uy quantities at the Star office counter. a Corns, buniens, Ulub 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 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 43 and 6th streets. fice hours from 8a. m. to5 p. m.,and 6 to8 MARRIED, WHITE—-SLEIGH. On Thursday evening Inst, ty Bev. Mr. Onester. SAMCEL W. WHITE, of New York, to Mrs. JEMIMA 0. SLEIGH, of this city. lew York Times and Tribune please copy. | MABONBY—PABKEB. On the 224 instant. by the Rey. Mr. Leach, JOHN B MAHONBYito Miss MABION RB. PARKER, all of this city. . WHITE-SLEIGH Onthe 25th, by Bev. John Chester. Mr SAMUEL W WHITE. of New York gu; to Mrs. JEMIMA SLEIGH, of Washington, instant. at 12', p.m., in INKY W. TILLEY. of the family are reepectfally in- his funeral, which will take place ner of 2ist and H streets to-morrow (Sunday.) at 30’clock p.m. bg * Deb fi the 75th year of his age. HE The frie FESS MILK BISOUIT. Fresh MILK BISCUIT area great luxury. Te be had daily at the METROPOLITAN PATENT STEAM BAKERY, J¥ 25 1w 347 © st., between 43 and 6th. AMBRICAN AND WASHINGTON ” Bailing, 611 7th st, bas uy ra cone A ost Oy 26-2 Also for other String Bands. ELLING OUT AT OOST at the Cosmopolitan S7Giger Store, No 202 Four's tronceme rae Hammack's Restaurant. Th tention of dealers and others fs called to the superior brands of CI- GABS by the box or thousand. as the stock must be sold Le first day of Au, st at less than New York Itimere en. Iso, t SHOW Ca- BES and FIXTUBES forsale” za ny 25-8t" B. E. HAYES. LOSING OUT SALES Cc OF SUMMER CLOTHING. MEN'S YOUTH’S and BOY'S sizes, Single Mill’d BLAOK and FANCY COLORS CLOTH ané CASSIMERE SAOKS, light and me- dt 5 DARK CASSIMERE SUITS for business or trav- eling Ck ALPACCA 8A0K8 Witte puck DRILLING SACK COATS BROWN, DUCK DRILLING BACK COATS, BROWN LINEN DUSTEES OR TRAVELING With a fall line of Summer UNDER WEAR. WHITE SHIBTS, OULLARS, TIBS, &c., &c., Cc. NOAH WALKER & © = i: eM apres bg pak : it 6th and streets, Metro. y Weeodwit {intel} Hotel Building. H T. COFFEE MOSES BATES ps H, T. COFFER & 00.. COTTON Factors a NE I$sto AN’ CEN ETAL Co UuaViEn stoeei ey > Rew Oxixans. Strict cttention elven. to the purchase end sale f Merchandise. | advances made on Con- sig ments. ms: wad my 18-tf PoO2TABLE STEAM | ENGINES, Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability and economy with the minimum of weight and | price. They ere widely and favorably known, more than 600 being in use. All warranted satis- factory or no sale. Descriptive circulars sent on spplication. Addrses . C. HOADLEY & CO.. iy 11 eod3m if she Lawrence, Mi D***0R Treo srgres PaTenr OFFICE, TON, July 21, 1866, On the petition of ALB! BF ARONER {or hia- self, and ax ‘ator gee 4. Hunter of Cincinnati, Of i he extension of eat granted. to the eal anid ad- mibtotrater, and to himself. October 24: 180d. for an shreaplation ed pie, Suis fakze ines ok | the Sach day of | is ordered | the Patent Omice on Monday the 8th day of Octo: ac Dy and pein ought auired to doylothentng, aif istimony Aled by, siteee pay transmitted 1 dance with the rul fice. which will be faraiened on application, Kd by be at din the tien twenty dare San of hearing; the arcuments, if any, within i i ing the testimony: this notice be published in and the Repablis Wi D. Oommercial, Cincinnati, Ohio, once three successive weeks: the previous w the day of heariney’ least sixty days sinle: Copan Spstente 8 of the abor Oar pense copy tnd catd thor tills te the'Betens with ‘& paper containing this notice. jy 2%5-law3w OB HOOK WIN fa of the bya BIWEY A. SHINN. the first to enter the service during the rebel- lion, will no doubt make as good a civil oMcer as he proved in the military service. Bee iat 1T8 BRANOBES. ns, ot reasonable ——O— Tue Wrono Locatiow.—Iin our item in re- lation to a colored coHege. placed the proposed location on D street. tween loth and Lith, when it should have read L street north, between 10th and 1ith streets wess. att J. ¥. OOLLINS. Bee ath “atom reteset WANTS. le a SL Want. COLORED BOY et on the between fath andimenaee of Nen214 F street, W ASIED—a WHITE WOMAN ( teke charge 1 Ps ofe jouse and three children. An et WwW ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, as partner, with 00,4 Ls Bos #13 PGi Promable beatae, Ader, ANTED— Persons ‘out of employment, 4 ove wishing to employ belp of any ki call at Kom No. 7 5 ress ° Cor. Pa. ev.end thet. none Expres Ufo ANTED—A SITUATI: book Ww keeper, or an enistant we Petey Co rin Eastman’s Business Co! nees given. Address A. RB. ANTED. Py pectabl: —A ermall Ww OH pe ee ct teerte ehttanee within ottinee gersea Aadioer SP thse h 8. Par & ting rent'eud location. "7" 7" hemmed (a A WELL EDUCATED PHARM ACRUTIST, conversant with the Freach, German, Hol- 0. eo & Drug Store, ‘Address Q. x Star office. wes" Ww ANTED—2or 3 nice Unfurnished ROOMS suitable fer housekeeping fer leman and wife with no children. Second fico: Situated bet m 7th and }sth streets Pennsylvania avenue and Kstreetnorth Address, stating terms and location,“ -@ A.,” Star Office. av. y ANTED—A good HOUSE OARPENTER, WwW Apply to ser trth street. __ Jy 26-3t* Ww ANTED—A mediom sized SAFE. Any ove having one forsale cam hear ofa purchaser by calling at the Star Office Jy 26-5t™ WwW ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID to assistin the ‘ashing and ironing. Apply at 184 street, between 2th ist. _S¥ 26-3t* J ANTED—Bya rosne woman, a 811 UATION wet nurse. Address Box No, 15, Star nd the advertiser will call, 25-6t Ladies any articies of value, ‘okers, 502 9th joors north of n'@ avent 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter for sale cheap. WANTED We want to buy, rent or hi HOUSES in Vemincics, poth large al 10,080 exch N® Santry, pare fg Yoox b 3 Worth from $1,000 10 810.00 OW ELLS & 00., _jy 3-Im Ut band F ste. Wienke BO, SUES DING and HOUSEF URN ISHING GOODS of e ription B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street tf between G and H. east side FOR SALE AND RENT. "OB BENT—The DWELLINGS over stores Nos. 227 and 229 Penn's ave... containing 9 reoms and kitchen Also, the STORE-ROOM No. 227, well enited for an agency office, being con- tiguous to the public departments, and immedi atelzionpestse iliard’s Hotel. For terms 2 ly to MIDDLETON. Jr., at the Banking Houre of Messrs, Riggs & Oo., orto Mr. BHUDEs, on the premises. Immediat jon given. J¥ 21-ro2w* Foe, 845 valuable tract of LAND, con- taining 1 265, more or less, four miles from Washington, suitable for « dairy or market gar- den, adjoining the farm of Judge Nathan Sargent. Approacbable by twe roads. A fine spring on the lace, and a never failing stream passing through t_ Fer any information apply to JOHN MIL- LEB, Stall No. 30 Western Market. jy 23 2w TV FARMS FOR SALE, OB EXOHANGE, in Montgomery Co.. be One 6 miles above Roc! One consists of Apply at etween Tand K streets. iy 9-1m* Fo RENT—At 467 18th street. between E and F, four UNFUBNISHBD ROOMS on second floor, or two FURNISHED BOOMS on the first floor. The location is immediately north of Pa. Sv., and one of the best in the city. my 24-tf (OR BENT—In the STAB BUILDINGS, cor- ner Pennsylvania avenue and llth street, ROOMB adapted for the officer of Insurance Com nies. Terms moderate, Rooster t] tin bington, A) 0. B. BAKES, at the Btar Office, dia jes tf FAE™ FOR BALE, of 75 acres, or will besold in *maller lots, 3} miles north of the city; near Bock Creek Church; improved y of buildings, orchards, &c. LC adapted te farmingor Gacenise IT pone all in good condition. For further particular avire of HENBY & WALKER, Boom No. 10,cor- ner of 7th end F streets. ly §-Im* Fee, BENT, FUBNISHED—Two front ROOMS and ene back BOOM. all nicely farnished, on 34 floor. Also. two ROOMS Ist floor, suitable — ~ a family or eae eaten. — be jet together or separately. No. at., between 1%h and 26th; square from cars. iy 23-7t* F% SALE—The commodious and extensive HOUSE and GROUNDS located at thi ° east corner mcesh Capitol and Bound: lately the ret idence of O! G. Ubli perty basa large brick dwelling and onthon: a large number eI od spacious cellars. Termseasy. Apply on t! premises, to Mrs, MINA UHLMANN: or to D-L, WELLS & CO. Real Estate Brokers, northwees carner toth and F iy Sf FS ENT—The four-story DWELLING HOUPE.No 29, south side of Indiana a near oy Hell, having all the modern improv: ments; slso, spring water.range. &c. Basement Ly al pi LF ag ee 2 Aa Koeses- tion in a few s. ly at o'clock p.m. 7s. Apply TAMES TOWLES, jy 2-4f 490 H st., north of Patent Office, LADIES’ AND MEN’S SATCHELS, Selling ata FAIB PROFIT, Not beipg compelled to sell AT OO8T, At the extensive MANUFACTORY OF JAMES 8. TOPHAM & 0O., 500 7th st., one door above iy 25-2tif Odd Fellows’ Holl, East side. L4 NIAISE DE SAINT FLOUR; LAPRTITB Mam o23 Le Maison de Pe: th Here; Les Dai 2 Betaille de 6 FEANOK TAYLOR, J ious of) Fe Lewie ae LESD: mit con ne > 5% is’ pure 3 lor ci le WM. BOTAEEFORD. _iy 9-eolm* Paint Store, 350 E street. AND AND GLOVE, « novel; Miss Ed- wards, foc. Armad: by, Wiite Collins, $1.60. Cha |. by ““Onida,”’ $2. Harper's Pic- torial History of the ee Ist Bendy of History, by Golawie Smite ATT jee at FEANCK TA JAquzs JOUVENAL’S MARBLE 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 netice, and on the very best terms, ie 9-8m* TRUNKS, AY i ms , FOR SALE AND. RENT. ent and ai: Pa. avenue, a Fok BENT — Four ROOMS. communicatiag, three uofarsienen, "Spel fat Me. O24 oth street, between Mana N. APP? i ay 3s" * ‘OR RENT— ‘“nfornished and Fines Room ar Nene one fur- 92 L street, between ; Ro children. Terms = Ee er ae Se ENT—A FBAMK DWELLING. conti ing six rooms, situated on éth etree: tween A and 6 n with a stable ley. Inquire next door, brick 37 28 St F K SALE OB BENT—BROWN’S RESTAU- Pe pag 21 aly tease A good Stand foray '. COT nt and Pa, avenue. jy 28-608 J_ BROWN. FoBsisnEp RUOMS FOR BENT—From §10 tand for any hind st buslsess, Apply at Ne “e&3 * Tr en} ness. io 6th o bet, Cand be, wre wid Tye Ste ¢ OR RENT—STORE gad DWELLING 7th street. Notaeee BH and I streets. aire et fs ROBIN Wall, Stephens & Co., 322 Penn- sylvani Jy 28 eolw OB RENT—Twoor three Furnished ROOMS, suitable for housckeeping. the door! Terms reasonable. Apply eorner of Brid; id Green streets, Georgetown. Alse,a HOUSE with six rooms, jy 28-3t* OB BENT—Two HOUSES, contain- rotian For partis nly to FENWICK ‘or jars & STEWART'S Sash, Door ana Blind Depot. ca 7th street. near Canal Bridge. ¥ 28-eott farnished — HOUSE , between ith and ith Bent phd month, at Sth proximo, (OR RENT—A pleasant BRIOK HOUSE, con- taining four reoms and kitchen, on Retreet, between Sth and 9th streets; 7th streetcars within one square, Price $12.50. Inquire at Ko. 25 Indians avenue. 1t* FONSBED RUOMS FOB RENT- 492 E between 5th and 6th; several with coo! stoves, gas, aqueduct, fuel lockup, and ences for houseBeeping or single gentleme: clean and comfortable. FOR RENT—Three BOOMS, furnished or un- furnished, suitable for housekeeping. 313 9th street, near L. Terms moderate. jy 27-3t* Fo8 S41 Ea two story hall brick and hal frame HOUSB, with 5: . No, 425 3dst., between north A and itol ste. jy 27-6¢" Fo BEN T_FUBNISHED KOOMS, 24 floor, e 395 Sew York avenue, near 13th street. i res RENT—BSeveral very desirable ROOMS, centrally located, can be obtained by the ist of August, by applying at 436 @ st., opposite Pa- tent Office. 3y 27-3t* t east, in the Cory NIENTLY FURNISHED HOUSE FOR / rent; 8 rooms; situated at No. 357 ith street, between Land M streets. Inquire on the premi- sts ay Tat" Fe ENT—FRAME HOUSE, 7 rooms, cas and water. I. between 4th and Sth streets. Also, a FRAME HOUSE, 9 rooms. on N, between 3d an 4th streets; yard in front. Inquire 49034 Massa- chusetts jy 27-2t* FOE BEN A BRICK HOUSE, five rooms. No. 36. on 2 eet, between B and O sts , Capitol Hill. Possession given on the Ist of August. In quire at No 530. corner of 4th and K sts. north, ot JEREMIAH O°CONNELL, Kent moderate to a good ten ay 27-3t™ ENT—FBAME HOUSE on I street. be- tween 4th and 5th streets, containing 7 reoms, in good repair, with gusand water. Also, HOUSE on N street. between 4th and Sth, containing eight rooms, with front yard and stable — Inqul 4903, Mass, avenue. bet, 4th and Sth sts, jy 27-3t PO FET Tro nicely tornished ROOMS, to gether or separate, at No. 339 F st., between 9th and 10th. Jy 26 3t* RENT—Several pleasant and well Fur ished BOOMS for rent. Apply at 459 1 street, between G and H streets. Jy 26-41 FOE REST_Froot PARLOR ani two CHAM BEBS cennecting, with gas and water, suita ble for housekeeping; No, 434 7th st.. near Pat- ent and Post Offices. iy 26 at" FOE BENT HOUSE on 18:h strect. between L dM, brick basement, six rooms, Toquire ofMcGiILL & WITHEBOW, 366 E at.. between Lith and 12th iy 26-3t | es RE, A BRICK HOUSE, containing 11 rooms, 6) gree with gas and water; No. 136 High street, Georgetown. Apply at No. 172 West street, jy 26-st* Foz BENT—A email BBICK HOUSE, 446 L street neatly and completely f ed, con- taining six rooms. A portt f the Furniture for Inquire at Wood ¥: corner L and 13th ae ae of O. STORBS, No. 460 15th street. iy 5 at Fo RENT— With immediate poxsessios two-story frame HOUSE on Penn'a avenue, second door from 26th street. Water in the house and gasin every Soom, with fixtures complete; 1 well fniehed; 8 rooms. Will be te fomily cals, Key next door. HOMPSON, 154 1 street, a jy 26% 11 Frame HOUSES corner 7th and land, with leaee of lot prepaid for of buying in the same time in ® railroad street, and op- K streets, s 15 months, cord spe at 26 cents per foot. ite the neg offers superior inducements. pply at once to Mr. CLABK. corner of Land 7th streets, near the premises, or the subscriber, cer- ner 16th east and C south. Post office address cor- her 9th east and E south. iy 26-4t™ ©. WABNER, OUSE FOR BENT—On 19th street, between Q and B streets, containing 5 rooms. Apply at the corner of 20th and Q sts. iy 25-6t* Foe. RENT—A completely Furnished HOUSE of 12 rooms. thronghout, and water in the ard ; fine healthy locati Possession given ist ust. Inquire on the premises before 9 and after ‘cat 408 lith st , corner of I iy25-4t* OB RENT—A firet class BOARDING HOUSE, corner 4% street and Pa. avenue, No. 413, south side; contains 25 rooms; has a fine cooking range, with hot and cold water. Also, chande- liers in the parlors Possesst: P on rien immediate- iS B. THOMPBON, No 452 posite. Jy 25-eos6t* ENT—S8STORE ROOM No. 245 Penn's between 12th and 13th streets, south rompt tenant. Inquire of 0. 212 F street, near isth, 0 LET—A email, neatly Furnished HOUSE 1 street, near F, 8 rooms, at $0 por month, in advance, D. L. WELLS & CO Jy 24-5t corner 10th and F str POR RENT—Handsome furnished BOO: F suits, for offices or chambers. at the 0 ‘s b dental, 470 ith street, opposite Willard’s. Ap; tot reigned, on the prem i. © sadersiene’: GICH'D McALLISTER, iy 4lw™ ath street. F?, Beat Five COTTAGES Hyatteville, mM ve miles from the city, and 100 yards from the railroad depot. For particulars apply to B. F. GUY or THOS. PARKER on the prem- ises, or J. P. BABTHOLOW, Ho. 5587th st., op- posite Center Market. dy 24-e0st . OB BEN ?—That desirable and co! k story BUILDING 68 Pi ‘ted with the U. 5. Hotel.) has a lar baliding. Well suited fora Public or Boarding House. t3 ‘or terms apply te Messrs. HABL: on the premises, iv to the corner of 20th a § quire 521 7th street. iy RENT—Part of HOUSE, 134 F street, 4 pe, or meternianed- bie] contains i pins, gas water, good je and re houre, large yard. Apply on the premises. 923 RE BARS: COURT, Sci J, 3006—Distaice oy CoLumBia, INGTON COUNTY, to-wrt :— In the of” Obarles Weber xecutor ‘of case of e: Christopher Weber, deceased, the executor al id has, wt apprebation of the Ur- phans’ Court’ of ashineton Connty aforesaid, appointed Saturday, the US ugust next, fer the final settlement and tien of the per- estate of said deceased, and of the assests in previous to the said day. ~Z. 0. ROBBINS bial Register of Wills, HE SUPREME OOURT OF : TRiGT OF ‘UMBLa. ow joseph Anth: ty 25-w3w* i 3 } Eqnity, No. 670. hay pe, fled i itt in thie tien of Ez. ber Bill of complaint Be ber. 1866; it tion of thi: bs publien at | wo mouths Ficirc Wapptataad tae “Re tera ae true copy req’ jo 26-law6w, a pO er Fo, RENT—A gentecly furnisbed HOU. eee comnted a +10 rooms; $125 per month, D.tn WELLS @ 00" jyzi 6t 10th and F sts. Fo ALE AT A SACRIFICE —HOUBE and on the sentheast corner of D and léth sts. — Eareuntaal rooms (two betek bak id- . col Ly us round, ‘Appiy toMcRN We HORRY, Room 7. Yaoi: gencer Building, Jy 21 eost* eS syivenis erenee eed ats os 8 number of e: and Soy wy Bo bAKER, at the Star Office. Rooew Fo RENT—In the STAR OF FICE BUILD- 01 Se coraer of lvanis avenue and lith tae: OO MS suitable for law, real estate thi Btar OR RENT—That 770K RENT—Thet bacdvoms 3 tion? aad bass. ment RESIDENCE, No. 266 F street north, having ‘pies modern improvements; hot and cold = er; room; with cas fixtures tosame, In ie Oe Ee A hoe OB SALE—4,160 AOBES OF LAND in Ran- LR Tag RR og Gina intimate ee THOMAS H. FORD. Per op intir ges SAAR 2 tien iiwerscey wren Se BENT—HOUGB No. 154 scowinining i por jeteechon rari eaoue F BENT We Ba’ several first class Je 30-tf 18 Tatelitavneer’ Daltdine. 305 F et.. bet. my 1¢-cotm* Rar Dyce cat AUCTION SALES. T WM. SMITH & CO. Anctionsers B 202 9b street, near Penns. av _. AUCTION SALES. [For other Auction Sales see fourth page.| ¥ D. L. WELLS @ 00. Auctionerrs and BR. Brokers, HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR OTION. WEDABSDAY MORNING! mawaor toot 1 o'clock + Weeball sell. at oz Penn'ser., nd Sd streets. the Furniture in said 7 t abies od fms. Chas ‘Gettane . . al ‘s. n aire, ° Eu Biattresece, Feather Beds, Bolsters, oa ding. Stoves, Mirrors, ap: Pillews, ‘® general as: i eapeagent Of Kiteben equities, oo accts, | TRUSTEES SALE. OF THREE BILLIARD — le jon TRUCTERS SALE OF THE & of s deed of LEWIS & 00, Auctioncers. No. 307 Pennsylvania svenue. EFFECTs OF A FBCTIO: hd OREAM ESTABLISHMEN ge jONDAY next, 30th, at jock. a! store Af Joly 4 10 o'ok 645, 1 treet, near C street, we shall sett BAe the stock of — B W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. pay ies ot Confectionery op eps ET EEA is are oo | "Stomper onee . ist i Iving, 10 o'clock, we will offer the about remaintan’ ~} lee Creams et ac ” Bottles of choice stock of Win.s, Liquors Cordials, zt © OHO we. &c,. at the storeef B Cromelein & Oo Alpe, Lotof Furniture: O11 Cloth. Stoves. te. - corner « . LEWIS 4 00., Acts ete Hn 2 any’ Somsising the gene: RBEN r wr = s aad assortment of nec rancies and @ IAMS, Auctioncers Buapps. fine Bottles Port, Madeira and stene, | Dt es : snd Champagne Wines. Also, 25 De: ‘TORE ON LEASE GROUND BENT same kind of old Liquors, Whiskies. &c.. ands ween K and L one Barrels fine grades of different Whiskies, Gin, &c. bern Liberty ot, at Terms cash MONDAY, the seth inst Every lot put up will be sold tothe highest bia. | at 10 gee E der. ealers, take notice. Jy 28-3t WL. WALL & CO., Ancte. BX THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. — ock @. m ‘be prem! We shall sell the Briok Store, 2 feetJfrent by 7s feet deep, more or less, to run two years. with rivilege —— it at the expirstien of i cee * efor any one wishing to pur. chase business y HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ERpxcts | Sips business Pye tee tat | Imme¢iately after the eals of the building between Green and Montgomery streets, acral peng iecer ene d sell all the stock on the smortment of Hosschoid Furniture. ‘being the Parlor: Obamber.and other Stoves declining hous: ‘Keeping, viz ocking Stovee and Utensils, of diferent ss terne ‘are of every description Tin Docken. Coal Hods, tifters And al) ner Goods belonging to each an estab ‘© iny'ted to attend the sale GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct« B* J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers | TRUSTER'S SALE OF FINE OOTTAGE SITRS | CONTIGUOES TOTHE CITY, ON THE HIGH GROUCNDS BETWEEN KALORAMA AND MBRIDIAN HILL Un MUNDAY. the 0th day of July. at 5 e’clook aod ran. | p m.. on the shati sell Lot 4, of the ck 120feet. The improvements consist of tract of land known as the = Widow's Mite,” eub t and comfortable two-story Frame House, <dividedin nine cottage «ites, of about four acres ining six rooms. Water through the house. | each x edtiate possession will be given ‘This land is situate! on the bieh grounds north ‘Terme: One half cash; balanceinéand 12 months, | west of and contiguous to with interest. secured by a deed of trust on the | the most beautiful | Burean Chaty Ts. &c. Crockery and Glassware, &c Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Requisites &c., and many articles not mentioned iy 7 THOS. POWLING, Anct, B* THOS, DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, Angust i m., I will sell. in front of the pr \ N fronting sbout 18 feet on Du: Green and Montgomery etree: se Terms om he) at 6 o'clock p rtef Lot om. be- property veyancing end stamps atthe costof cottace residences, commanding as it does, an ex- the purchas tensive view of Washington and the eurroundin Bale positive. THOMAS DOWLING, country. apdisof easy approach. direct threugk from Connecticut avenue ble piace of Mr. Little ble tn conse vvence of the wa ___ A ttetioneer. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON NORTH H STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND BORTH OAFITOL STREETS, AT PUBLIC On WEPNESDAY, the first day of August next, at 64; o'clock p. m., we shail sell, on the premises. Lot No 47, in J. ¢ McGuir subtivision of No. ¢24.( Printing Office sjuare,) having a feet by 175 feet 3 inches to an alle; 30 hich has been recently paved { One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months. for notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing end revenue stamps at the cost of the purches: ct either of rams or Meridian Hil! being selected to bul summer residence for © President, it being b 180 prope ont Connecticut ave ‘om gratis for the ny buildings they desire to erect on these site- Plats of the property may be seen at the auction reem of J McGuire & Co., where the property e residue 6, 12, and 18 ;; pastes fecured on the er, | preperty sold. Conveyancing at parchaser's cost ~ We Nod: Months, with interest, $450 down when the property is knocked off BS ete iy avd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts . JAS O.M -GUIRE £ CD, Aust ¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avctionsers. = 7 7 4t* [Int Rep | ~ VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON H STREET 2OBIH. BETWEEN FIRST AND NOBTH CAPITOL STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, the ist dey of August next, at 63 jock p m., we shall sell, on the premises, Lot No subdivision of squ: rs 144 feet deep. ti lley. third cash; balance ¢ and 12 montha deed of trust on the premises. All and revenue stam the cost of the purchaser. §$?5 down when « yaa GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avets, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. AECTION SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOTS ON I STREET NUBSH, ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown VALUABLE an mi GEO! mt j mises, part of ‘Dot No 119, fronting abont 2] feet on the south side of a4 street, between Marketand P. streets, and rupping back 1:0 feet to a 20 toot wide alley. ‘The improvements consist of a neat, jortable. weil- built anc nearly new Frame Dwelling- Bouse, No, | 33. containing eight rooms and cellar; water and gasthrough the house,and ope of the most de sicebte locations in town. ion given imme- ately. Immediately After— I will sell all of Lot No, 186, fronting 70 fect on Between 8d and 4th strects east. | 4th street. between Bigh Om WEDNESDAY, the ist day of August next, 0 feet The improvements comsist at 6 o'clock p. m.. on the premises, being Lots Nos. built two-story Fi 21 apd 22. im Square No 776. having good fronts and depth-. with the improvements. and could be easily con Terms ; One-half cash; balance in s'x and twelve | dwellings. or many otber purposes, as there ts ex- months, fer potes bearing interest. and secured by | cellent sewer , spd Potomac water out. a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing Terms: One third cash; balance i; ve ge rer a the cost of the purchaser. oy a —— a, hd trust lown when sold. onthe property Convey at iy ad GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, | cost of the purchaser. pe - WY GREEN & WILLIAMS Aut... % i BBX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anotioncers. was THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ——g Y GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY Wi —_ TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ah IMPROVED PROPERTY ON TH perio ge te vee pm Zist and 224 streets | Sane aANDE STREETS AT PUBLI on degre iar el August a at On TUESDAY, the Sist instant, at 6 o'clock. p. ide 0 cloc! » B., el rem! “> 5 lees. @ fh story Lot 20. in syuare No 73, each house having « lot28 | Brick’ House with celler: nemtalninn t's rooms. feet 6 inches frent, by 8 good depth, making them | Also. alarge Garden, &c.. attached. having 100 feet Pofferme: “One-hatt cash; balance 6, 12 and 13 | {2Ut;'g Ne feet dee wing kot Novis Bacars months, for notes bearing interest and’ secured by | Neti, Petr Gerdem, being aoe comeg a deed of truston the premises. All conveyancing Also. two two-story Brick Houses and Lots, situ- and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. | ated on Q street north, between Isth and 15th ete. $50 down on y when weet. “iy 2-4 & WILLIAMS, Aucts, On’ the B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. at 6) o'clock, ™..on the ll well Lote 98 and "24 ts Seuss the improvements. being two new y Brick Houses, containing ¢ rooms each. Ried CABLE LOTS FRONTING OW RAST | Pitas: One: bite cack; beeaee ip aix, twelve, Oapito! Hill, at Public Auction. * | eighteen and twenty-four months, for notes bear On FRIDAY, the 34 day of August next. at 6% | ing interest and secured by a deed of trust on the o'clock » m., ov the ses, we shall sell, all of oe. All copveyance and Bevenue stamps et Lot No. 11, and east part of Lot Ne. 10,10 Sanare cost of the parcharer it LiaMs aking them desirable Lots, which willbe | _J¥ 24 ons! _—— jo. 828, bdivided to suit rs "Terme: ‘One-third cash; balance fn 6,12, and 18 dept ot trast on the Stomsioce, Ail converee tas et on be ‘= and Teven ie stamps at the cost of the purchaser, B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, VALUABLE AND DESIBABLE BUSI- KRESS STAND ABD BESIDENCE in Goorge- town. at Auction. 975 down on coch Lot whoncett- DAY, August 9th, at 6 o'clock p.m. BY JA8-GWeGUIRE 500 dedioacee’” | Litiistanictacy estates deck . oo) le ‘SD e Sitar on B* noses : ’ crest. No. 60, near B: lige strect The lot frome THE SALE OF THE UNCLAIMED PacK- AGES UNUBLLED FOR A8 ADVEBTISED BY THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will com- | consist of a large three sto mence at the Auction Rooms of James ©. McGuire ling, with large back buildi &0o. on THUBSDAY MOBNING, Aug. 24, at 10 ome and cellar, and ore of the each day thereafter, until all town 29 feet 6 inches on High street, with a depth of 202 feet 1}, inches, to a wide alley. The improvements . containing locations o'clock , and continue. for business in the sold, der, Terms: cash. $200 to be paid on the of sale. ies peli ©. 0. D Conveyance and stamps st the cost of the pur: Agent Adams Express (. chaser. J.C. Mc@UIBE & © say rnd iy 26 iv _ {Int} THOS DOWLING, Anct. B™ 3. 0, McGUIBE & ©0., Auctioncers. TRUETEE'S SALE. Under apd 3 virtue of « decree ef the Supreme ee oe LD. — ef Columbia, —— on uly, 1866, and certain pony waing in said Court, Fm F. LD STOVES TAKEN IN PART PAY FOR STOVES ond GRATE SECOND HAND 8TO Forsale at ce 53 46 ond door from the bridge. ___Je tm | spdToihers are airndants Bo. auity) f wil OLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN offer for sale. on MONDAY, the 6th a . Cc LYING-iW SSYLE porte of Lote No Mi and 18: quare No. $20, as \dth street, (Circle,) corner of M street. 5 yy ey Ee Best c tol > portion ofstne Distro surrounded by its ews fine ofeatd etfeet «feet tor the diviipaines ben Termeot Admission: from ot] C t in accerdance with the room required, payable in siitatie a Hector of ‘the s: Be easties fm wrein ire 163m . A. BALL, D. D., Secretary. Y¥ FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIO GEN- TO ee REN ALLY in vie fer my entire st at cost for cash | t fe : . riot aeitecaa et mesic Cy fe Soe ara POC ES "meant air Mo. 426 P between 4 iy 12-cotw i 38 E 3 : and 8 variety of other CoN are Basa TR | i i