Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1866, Page 3

“THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. —_o—_— Corporation Afiairs. Board OF ALpgrmEn, July 30, 1966.—The Board met at the usual hour; present— Messrs, Turton, Edmonston, MeUsthran, Barr, Tait. Gulick, A. Lloyd, Owen, Cross, T. E. Lloyd president, and S. V. Noyes secretary. A message was received from the Mayor stating that he had approved an act imposing taxes for the year 1966; an act to take up and relay and wides the gutter on the east side of Square 202; acts to grade and pave the allsys in square 16 and 209; and an act making an ap- PTopriation for the repair of certain streets, gutters, &c., inthe Sixth Ward. Mr. Turton introduced a bill to repair the bridge across Rock Creek, at the terminus of K street north: Mr. Barr presented bod apepman= of Nicholas Calian and others, pretesting against the con- struction of @sewerin 15th street; referred to Second Ward delegation. Mr. A. Lloyd introduced a bill to construct S sewer in square 570; referred. Also, intro. duced a joint resolution requesting the Mayor to cause the removal of the frame building on the corner of 7th street and Pa. avenue, if he has the authority to doso. Mr. Lieyd moved its immediate considera- tion, as the buiiding referred to had been com- plained of repeatedly by business men as a buisance. Mr. Gulick was well aware that the build- ing Was 8 nuisance, and was surprised that business men in the vicinity allowed its erec- tion, but in view of the action of Congress in reference to this matter, did not think it aa- visable to increase the difficulties in connec- ton with it. ‘The joint resolution was passed. Mr. Tait, from health committee, Teported back Common Council bill amending the act authorizing the appointment of ward phy- sicitns and apothecaries, with a slight amend- ment. Amendment adopted, and bill passed. Mr. A. Lloyd, from claims committee, re- ported a bill for remission ef fine imposed on Jeremiah Grady. Passed. Mr. Edmonston: from the canal committee, asked to be discharged trom further consider- s10n of ube petition of Andrew Gleason. and it be referred toa specisl committee of *. Agreed to, and the Chair ay pointed as committee Messrs. Tait, McCathran, and owen Mr. T. E. Lloyd reported bill to open alley in -quare 87; passed ir. Barr, from police committee, reported back the “dog law,” (prohibiting the killing ot cogs but fining the owners of such animals going at large.) me debate ensued, when it was suggested ny worthless curs were running at © without owners, which should be killed im -ome manner. The bill was passed. Mr. Barr introduced a bill authorizing the ayor to anticipate the revenue to the amount of $50,000. forthe purpose of continuing the work on the school building in the Ist school ec rict: reterred Mr. A. Lioyd. from the committee on police, introduced a bill toallow Patrick Brien to re- tain a frame shed adjoining bis brick house in *rinting Office Square; consideration post. pened one week. Mr. Turton imtroduceda resolution authori- zing Sud requesting the committee on improve- ments to select a pian and estimate for a new bridge across Rock creek, at terminus of K assed Also, bill to set the curb stone and pavethe footways on the west side of 19th street, and between Eand F streets north: referred. Also, from the drainage committee, a bill to construct & sewer in square 570; passed. Mr. Gulick introduced a bill making an ap- Propriation to take up, widen. and relay the gutter on the east side of Ist street east. be- tween C and E streets north; passed. Mr. Cross introduced bills to set the curb- stones and pave the footwaye on the east side of 10th street east, between G and 1 streets south: and on the west eide of 10th street east, between G and I streets south: referred. Also, bill to repair the gravel footwalk on IL and K streets south, between ilth and 13th sts. east: passed. Mr. MeUathran introduced a bill to grade and pave the alley in square 926: passed. Mr. T. E. Lioyd introduced ill to repair the gutters ox 7th street in the Seventh Ward: passed Mr Turton introduced a bill to rebuild the bridges on North Capitol street, between N and © streets north, and at the intersection of Boundary and 2d streets; ed. veral bills from the Board of Common Council were referred. Joint resolution from the Board of Common Council granting certain privileges to the trus- tees of the Calvary Baptist Chureh, (allowing them to drain their property by sewers con- necting with the main street sewer;) passed. Adjourned. Common CovNctt.—Vice President Peugh in the chair, ard all the members present ex- cept the President, Mr. Moore. A message was received from the Mayor, stating tbat the recent ety f rains had done considerable aamage, which it is necessary im- mediate provision should be made to repai The bridges on Boundary street, near its in- iersection with North Capitol street: on North Capitol street, near its imtersectioa with New York avenue: on H street, near its intersection with North Capitol street; on 15th street, be- tween L and M; on Lstreet south, between 4th and Sth east. have been carried away, and willrequire entirely new structures in their stead, which should be so substantial in their structure &s to prevent a recurrence of the damage. He also directs their attention to the damage done in the eastern section of the city, particularly on 7th street east, and suggests that provision be made for proper drainage. Keferred. Also, announcing his approval of the acts providing for the drainage of alleys in squares | 456 and 457; for relief ot Joseph Stern, and to purchase a flag for the Uity Hall. The following were presented and intro- duced: By Mr. Baker—Petition of owners of property on the line of H street, protesting Against the paving of H street; referred. By Mr. Drury—Peution for footway on the east side of square 1%4; referred. ‘rotest of Jobn Wilson and others, against the construc. Uon of a sewerin 17th street: refeyred. By Mr. Simms—Petition of Julia Corcoran tor the re- mmission of a fine; referred. By Mr. Morsell— Memorial of the trustees of vary Baptist Church, asking authority to construct a sewer to drain the church, with a resolution giving the trustees the privilege, which was adopted; By Mr. Naliey—Bill to place a lightning rod on the City Hall; bill to grade North Capitol street, from Mass. avenue to L street north; referred.. By Mr. Anderson—Resolution re- questing the Mayor to inform the Board whether the Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown Railroad have complied with the provisions of the act May 2th. 1566, granting them certain privileges; adopted. By Mr. Mulloy—Bill for footways across 4th street east, on south side of A street north, and across A street north, on the west side of 4th street east; referred. Petition for the condemnation of a portion of lot 12, in ge °70, for alley purposes; referred. By Mr. W: Bill to Tepealso much of the act as au_bhorizes pe ar pointment of assistant harbor master. By Mr. Nalley—Resolution granting the use of the Council Chamber to J Mason and others, to-morrow evening, for the purpose of holding a4 public meeting; adopted. The following were reported by the commit- tees: By Mr. Peugh, (ways and means)—Joint resolution in relation to the papers of Messrs. Barron & Smithson, giving Mr. Stewart, copies to pate Feros (improvements)—Bill te rebuild the abutments of the bridge on Isth street, between L and M street; passed. Bill to take up and relay gutter on the northof G street, between 13th and 14th streets: passed. Bill for footway on the south side of E street south, between lith and 1Sth streets €: i powet. Bill for footway on the north side of ¥ street north, between Ver mt Avenue and Lith street; passed. By Mr. Si BT (drainsge)—Bill for the construction of a Grain through the sea wall in the Seventh ard: passed. Adversely on bill for sewer on ith street, from the sonal to K street; commit- tee discharged. Bill to construct a sewer in L street north, from Vermont avenue to lith st. west; passed. By Mr. Baker. (claims)—Bilt tor the relief of John le: — By Mr. Joyce, (polite) a8 regu! spection of lumber and providing for the ap- Speirs of six inspectors of lumber; le Sill regulating the collection of fi al- ues and forfeitures, recommended. ii au thorizing Amos Hunt to retain a frame stable adjoming a brick stable: passed. Bull author- izing the establishment of pons for dogs; passed. By Mr. Dudley. (pu lic schools) —Bull to maintain the efficiency of the public schools; passed. first section of which provides Tor the establishment of one female intermedi- ate school in each district; the second, two pri- mary schoois in each district: the third, making the salary of the princi of the Wallach School, 1.600, the fou: that the salarie shall continue the same as at present; that chil dren of none but bona fide citizens shall be en- utled to , poe i 7. Fil Walker, (wharves)—Bill am [3 creating the office of harbor master, providing that he shall publish in the paper baviog the largest circu- lation the arrival and departure of all vesseis daily Mr. Dudiey moved to strike ont that portion relating to de ure: lost. Mr. Morseli moved to Iny on the table; car- Tied—yens 0. nares. ‘The bill making &ppropriation to pay the ex- Ppenses of the Corporation for the current fiecal } ear Was taken up, and was considered by sec- tions and passed. The following from the Aldermen’ were Sssed —Bi | to rebuild certain bridges, reso- ution tor the removal of the fair building cor- her 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue; to eet north, and report by bill or otherwise: | isston for | take up, widen and relay the gutter on the ‘West side of Ist street east, between C and D streets north; passed, At 11 p.m. theboard ad- journed. ——o—__. ASSAULTING A LANDLADY.—This morning, Justice Walter had before him. John Heller who had been arrested by Officer onthe eb: ofan assault and battery with intent 10 kill isa Zimmer. The evidence was to the effect that Helier rented a house from the com- plaimant whois hissister, and that several days ago she supposing that he was abcu’ to move out being arrears for rent, went ia to demand payment and threatened to lock the house up, when be grabbed her by the throat, and when his wife and daughter interfered he released her. It was argued by Mr. Phillips, who ap- Pe red for the prosecution, that the rent hay- ing become due previous to the date of the oc- currence, she had a right to enter the place and demand the rent and that the assault could not be justified. The Justice took the view that had the rent become due on the day in ques- tion, the prosecutor’s husband should fave acted in the matter, and that to accomplish her object a distrain warrant should have been obtained. She not having entered the house legally and haying threatened to lock the doors provoked theassault. He therefore dis- missed the case. —+§——___ Drevusk, Wovnvep anp ROprEep.—Last night, officer Ray picked a man up from a gut- terin the Second Ward. in a drunken condi- tion, and the blood streaming from a wound in his head. He conveyed the man to the Second Ward station, and this morning a hearing was haa before Justice Morsell, who ordered him topay the usual fine for drunkenness. He gave bis name as Thos. Rodgers, is a soldier, and quartedred nearthe President's Mansion He got bis pay yesterday, and thought he had it to pay bis fine, but it had been stolen, and also his watch. The officer in charge turned him around and exhibited a very ugly hole in his head to the magistrate. The magistrate at once concluded that the man had been knocked down and robbed, and perceiving that the Wound reqnired prompt attention, dismissed him to report immediately to the Surgeon of the hospital. —e Jat By DEFAULT.—Amelia Wise was ar- rested yesterday for threats of violence, by Officer Campbell, of the Third Ward. She was taken before Justice Miller, who ordered her to give security for peace, and in default of bail, she was committed to jail. Andrew Fisher was arrested by Officer Thompson, of the Third Ward, for assault and battery on Lena M.Oheami. He was taken before Jus- tice Miller, who committed him to jail in de- fault of bail for peace. ae ee Larceny OF A GOLD CHaiN —Yesterday, detectives Kelly & Bigley arrested Mary Kel- ley, alias Sbarkly, for the larceny of a gold chain, the property of Miss Eliza A. Partello. She acknowledged she took the chain, and showed the detectives where it was concealed. She was committed for court by Superinten- dent Richards. ao Pic-wic.—By advortisement elsewhere tt ‘will be seen that the pic-nic for the benefit of the Soutbern Orphan Asylums will be given | at Analostan Island to-morrow afternoon and evening, and that ample arrangements have been made to ensure the comfort and pleasure of all who attend. | ++ -e— Pc-n1c.—The pic-nie of Grace ‘Church, Is- land, will be beld at Green Spring pavilion, near Georgetown, to-morrow, (Wednesday) and not to-day as we announced yesterday See advertisement as to arrangement for cars to ard from the pic-nic. —__—__. JAIL POR CouRT mes Robinson, colored was arrested yesterday by Officer Thompson | for the larceny of a pocket book and 37 cents, the property of Albert Bennet. Robinson was taken before Justice Morsell, who sent him to jay for court. | CITY ITEMS. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS!—You can have your Fine Dress Shirts made to order of the best materjal at S. D. Marlow’s, 302 Pennsy1- vania ayenne. ——_e—___ THERE WILL BE A Free Luncu at the Ton- tine Restaurant, No. 336 D street, near 10th, this (Tuesday) evening, from $:30 to 12 o'clock p.m. All persons loving good eating are in- vited to attend. —___——— SLEEVE Buttons, Jet Chains. Gilt Chains, Jet Setts, White Setts, Bracelets, Rings, Lock- ets, Combs, Silver Plated Spoons and Forks— 1,000 styles to chose from for only one dollar at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Penn- sylvania ayenue, third door from 4¥ street. ——— eer MECHANICAL TINKERING cannot arrest the decemposition of the teeth. Nothing will do thi at that pure disinfectant and preserya- tive which, under the name ot *Sozodont,” has we lea staple of the tonet throughout the world. es THe Fovrts and closing sale of those beau- titul Building Lots at Centralia, Annapolis Junction, is advertised to come off on Thurs- day, August 2d. Excursion trains (free for grown persons only.) will leave the de. pots of Washington and Baltimore at 1 ¥ o'clock on that day. a ee MetTRoroLitan HALL.—The great concen- tration of talent procured this week at Metro- politan Hall deserves much praise. Miss Lot Newton’s first appearance was greeted wit! shouts of applause and after her first song the audience demanded three encores. Mr. Fay- ette Welsch appeared on last Saturday night for the first time, and we can say that he is a performer whose equa! is very hard to fin bis Whistling act is the funniest and best ex cuted performance we have noticed for some time. Miss Kate Harrison has become quite a fayorite amongst the audience. Miss Fanny ae ee regres ps the play going people in Washington, has appeared for the first time atthe Met itn. and was well received. The Gardner Sisters have won a host of admirers, and are greeted with applause nightly. Miss Julia Robinson is still a favorite, and the comicalities ot William Ward and Net Sliter are superb. We are pleased to inform the public that Johny Reese, after his severe mdisposition, has so far recovered ghat he will sing his “Dandy Pat” to-night and it is hoped he will meet with a hearty tion, as Johny has really tried to please our Washington folks. Taking the excellence of this company into con- sideration everybody ought to patronize this Hall, one of the finest places of amusement ‘with the best stock of liquors and cigars in to city. om —— “AN ACKNOWLEDGED INSTITUTION.” “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” are among the ac- kpnowledged 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- powerful and soothing lozenges? We have tried:them, and they did us geod.”—New York Waverley. | ———_—_ | BuRTON ALE, on draught, at Emrich’s Res- taurant, No. 355 Pennsylvania avenue, near 6th street. 8 -~—-- © —__ STRameR, BUT TRUB.—That Warts, Moles, Cornus, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc. can be re- moved witbout pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Pemn. av., between 4% and 6th streets. ———-4 Uonws, bumiens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- toSp. and &to8 p. [SESE DIED ANDERSON On July 3ist, after a. painful ill- | ness of 21 months. JOHN b. ANDERSON: fa the 6ad yesrof his A native of Philade! s — for the lest forty years a resident of this ity. : is funer:. will take place to-morro o’ciock p bis reside bt street. The friends and acquain: ly sre ee invited to attend. RICHEST! On the morning of the 31st, JOS, BlCHESTER, in the :cth year of his age. a fi to attend the family are iuvit his funeral. Wednesday if, Wo clock, fram the residence of bis son W.E Stew 491 13th street, be nDand EB. X_ On Tuesday, the ath instant, MABY BANOBAG, youngest Gaucher of WF, aR rah F. Cox, aged 1] month: Ui days. | BESH MILK BISOUIT. Fresh MILE eure are® great luxury. Te had daily at N PATENT STEAM BAKE: BarnoroLiras » Gers between a Bit te mee ait Tth st, ‘ost - tes D. jy 25- hush er Miriag Bends T. OOF: (09RS BATES H. co ePON PRES s OETA eo ukavinn taunts. ° PO aw Onczans, i FEES ean Ba earch acs bs rnc SRBA GE adi ber. 3 M. CARM, A. M., Pee WANTS. ANTED—& + to wail table, at Wine corner of loth end U ste, it" Waite white eérvaat GIBL,one who can i 3 Pay coo! vom endiron Apply at No. si ve ANTED-A GERMAN | REE, at Wits: Sai 7h street betoeen aed tats. Py ASTED-«1 youne part. ner, to take pol Butter sed Eeg Store. One with+mall capital, or will sell . Owner otherwise engaged. 499 i6th et Jy 81-3t* W ANTED—Two WOMEN to do the housework of asmall family. Inquire ou hiborss~ ~% Avzust 1a. m ,atNo. 204 GQ street, w ANTED-A SITUATION by F irl tocook, wash a a iron fora priver “ . Can give rene a quire at No 250 20th strect, bet. Lave bt. _ It’ ANTED—By a respectable man, a 8 Ww TION as coachman or to take charge of the stable. Addresa No 370 © street, between 15th street and Vermont avenne. it*, NTED—Persons wishing goed Cooké. Wash- ere and Ironers. House Servante or Help of any kind. tocall at Room No 7, over National aereee Office, corner Pennsylvania street. A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS & chambermaid or nursing. or to assist in any other kind of work, and would be willing to go to Pies: The best of reference given, No 528 K &t , between 4th and sth. i ANTED—A COLORED MAN to work ons rm, who has had some experi«nce in work- ® farm blacksmith seer. le is wanted to work on the farm and in the blacksm: e-ersion may require, Apply at the Counter, WwW ANTED—A middle-aged WOMAN, who Rood co: a hat adaughter about 12 of age. to téke charce efahouse. None y who cannot bring good references. Ap- SF street north, between 13th oe dy 31- HOUSE or ROOM, in le locality in either Washington or Georgetown, suitalle for a class room, in which to oven achool, for the instruction of boys in» thoroughly English, Mathematical, and Commer cial Education. The undersigned can furnish the best of testimonials as to morality and capscit: covering a period of sixteen years practice at this calling, both in Maryland and the District. Would bave no objection to ‘a situation in good school or counting room. Address WM. J. CARROLL, No, 462 7th street, opposite the Post Office, Wark: ton jy 81 21 NTED—A thoroughly competent OHAM- ERMAID, who unterstands waiting on the Must bring recommendations; at pear Gity Hall dy 30-2t* ANTED—A BiTb ATION by young girl, to Be. Ww do chamberwork and rewing, or pursery work andsewing. Please address Box No, 27 Star office jy 30 -2t" V / ANTE ks, House Servants, Porters F Hands. and others seeking employ- ment to t Boom No. 13, second floor, Intel gencer Building Ladies and tlemen wishi good eervants will please call as above jy 30-3t" ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, as partner, with $100, ina sata Profitable busine-s Aadres L, Bex 793 PO. WW B308 ANTED—A SITUATION as a copyist, book keeper. or an tant, by ene who has taken acornerin Eastman’s Business College. Best of reterences given, Address A. B. Star of fice Jy 28-3t* WELL EDUCATED PHARMACEUTIST, couversant with tbe French, German, Hol: landach, and English languaces, would be willing to take charge cf the Prescription Department ia a Prog Store, Address Q. X , Star office. jy 25 6t* V J ANTED—2or 3 nice Unfurnished BOOMS, suitable fer housekeeping fer gentleman and wife with no children. Second floor preferred, Situated between 7th and 15th streets west, and Pennsylvania avenue and K street north. Address, nating terms and location, *J.G A.,” Star Offic jy 7 4t* je can hear of@ purcha the Star Office. Jy %- D—Bya young woman. a 811 UATION et norse. Address Box No, 15, star he advertiser w he dy 25-6t ; ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches. Ladies and Gente’ Clothing, #f any articles of valne, at R, FULTON .’S, Pawnbrokers. 302 9th rth of Pi @avenue. N. B. nd 500 gross of Porter C. for sale cheap. Jy 21 02m! A) ANTED—We want to buy, rent or hire, Ww HOUSES in Washington.’ both large and = Eo cash. borer in the country, ,000 ene worth from $1,000 we Wits s 00, iy 81m Ot} and F sts, NTEP —SEOOND HARD FUBNITUR< Meter aS S ARTE Raat tas description. 2. BUOHLY, 406 7th je 8-t? between G and H FOR SALE AND RENT. Fe BENT—A fat clase BOARDING HOUSE, corner 4% street and Pa. avenue, No. 413, south side: contains 25 rooms; has a @ne cooking range, with bot and cold water. Also, chande- Hers in the =» Possession given immediate- 1 Ap to BS EB. THOMPSON, No 452 ‘enna. avenue, just opposite. J¥ 25-e06t* {OB BENT—STORE ROOM No. 245 Penn’a avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, south side. Rent low to a prompt tenant. Inquire of ©. CAMMAOK, Jr., No, 212 F street, near 15th, iy 19 eotw* {OB BEN T—That desis able and co! k story BUILDING, No 468 Pa connected with the U.S. Hotel.) has a lar buildin, Well suited fora Public or Boarding House. For terms apply te Messrs. HABLE & CO., on the premises, J¥ 24-e01m™ OR BENT—The DWELLINGS stores over stores Nos. 227 and 229 Penn’s ave..containing 9 rooms and kitchen. Also, the STORE ROOM No. 297. fe. being con: nd immmedi to) el. For terms apply t) Be W. MIDDLETON. Jr., at the Bankts House of Messrs. Rizgs « Go., or to Mr. HODES on the premises. Jy 21-eo2w* OR BENT-We have several first class HOUSES, furnished and unfurnished, for rent, an ibee ity and Pearsceenn. 4 Also, TENEMENTS : win First Ward. offen rooms, 1B EDOWNMAN & GREEN, Je 80-tf 15 Intelligencer Building. Fe, SALE—A valuable tract of LAND, con- taining 15 8c) es , more or less, four miles from bin, uitab! ket gar- Sargent. Bg on the am passing throuch pply to JOHN MIL- arket. “ jy 23 2w Immediate possession given. ALL'S OPERA HOUSE, Situated at the corner of 9th street and Pennsylva- nia ng three streets, FOR BENT. This Opera House ing beem entirely remed- eled, refurnished. inted, with New nervy Dress Curtain and new Seats, handsomely uphol- stered, with new front entrance and four extts, is now fully completed and for rent. It is proneunced one of the most beautiful and most complete Theatres in the country. It will seat about fifteen hundred persons. For terms, &c., apply to jy 17-cotw WO FARMS FOR SA jontzomery O eonsy Lani ay. OB EXOHANG! ij Co.. Mi One 6 miles above Rockville; the other 34. consists of 275 acres, the other 20. Apply at No. 401 12th street, between land K streets, jy 9-Im* T—At 467 Sth street, between E end SP tea UNFURNISHED ROOMS on second geor. or xe de te Eee: aoe ie ‘The location is im no! av. and one of the best in the ofty. my 24-4 1B SALE—The commodious and extensive Croose and GROUNDS located at the north- east corner of North Capitol and ots., lately the residence of .. @. Ub! ‘s End spactous cSilere, “Termseasy apply om the premipes, to Mrs. MINA UBLMANN: or to D.L, iLLS & CO. 1 Betate kers, northwess corner luth and F ste. y S-tf i = -Bto! DWELLING Ftocr No 28: south side ot Indiana avec a One is the modern improve- ments Q yo ys yng oo ac. Baseme nt being above affords @ fine office. Posses- 4 at] and 6 o'clock tien ina few days. Apply sti nag Se cleo iy 2-tf 490 H st., north of Patent Office. OB RENT—The BTORE No. 321 D street, neat lith. It fronts immedistely on Penna, Slontly situated store roomneein Weshinetom city, oome as! * Apply to ©. B. BAKER, at the Star Ofies. JeS0 tt Gk EY, MFURNIRER ROTH : enneylvania ; and izth sts, References required je 19-4 v hs Ed. Fi riran. toe. rmoaacie, by Wilkie Ost 1.60. Chandos. 1 Harper's Pi. jorial ye tory of the Rebellion, lst, @6 De Biody of History. by Goldwis Smite gira, ea) Of History. by Goldy eS SNOR PATLOB. pace JOUVENAL'S MARBLE WORKS, Corner New Jersey avenue and F street, Near the Baltimore Depot, All orders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS, or MANTELS executed in the best manner, at short Detice, and on the very best terms. je 9-3m" UFFIELD 8 CELEBEATED HAMe. THE OLDEST AND B! BRAND 18 TER i 1837. intons of the Pree $ | ‘Du to give character to Wee- tern Hams; cure is invariably good; mone bet- ter. —Cim. Gazette fa Capital in quality and favor.—Lir. Albion. Dame ated Har ve been the favorites ta the Bout! ‘or twenty-five are —New leans eT pate wean ‘the Unites A ral Oe “ng M * 4-2 | & oe 034 OW apllgy 39 Wiuwer! .« FOR SALE AND RENT. | ABQGE ICE BOX FOR SR1B- Inquire, at No. 509 litn street, between Penas)lvania ave. apa Cat ay SL 2t* Te LET—Threc or four pleaseat ROOMS euit- able for h 1 . 1 at south sestoor _ bis for house eeping. Call a! ea oo ch i AS RIN 3 Fo KENT- A neat FRAME HOUSE, 6 rooms ontid+t.,cne door from Avenue. Inquire No. 12 Market 5 % Tir UNSESPSCO. PRANK ETCHISON. | ey eee FRONT BOOM, nicely furnished, first oer at $10 a month. in edivance. Apes 2 No, 296 10th street. between N and O Ty Stat" OR RENT—Two large BOOMS on second fleor furulohed HOCBED for vent kegs te te a uofural for rent. ic @ BRYANT, 495 Fah ctrece + Bil iy S1-3t FS RENT—At No, 457 21 street east, three BOOMS, suitable for coping, by 6 man ~ ne those with child: ed Bot i z OB B ‘One | vei easal delightfal F ROO. nrnieked, Caltableter oneor teeaee themed; Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, No. 41 ay 31-3t* 175 WiLL BUY A SMALL ROUSE ine +) good business locality. by applying im- mediately at No 465 ( street, near the Baltimore Depot. bet New Jersey av. andi istet. 45 31-3t* CIGA us. an cogise tek + at ice. FIXTURES. For information avenue above Willards, > tngui 2 Jy 31-6t* E WHOLE OB PART OF A HOUSE FOR 'T, furnished or unfurnished at No. 344 Ss weer: between E and F streets north. dy Si Fo BENT—Low, (as thefamily are absentf.om the city)s fine airy suite of handsomely fur. nished ROOMS. Will be rented separately or to- gether, Inquireat No. 25 Indianaavenue. 1t* FORE ENT—A three story BRICK HOU W rooms and all modern improvement , between Band C. articulare inguire of T. M. RABVE etween 10t id 1th OB SALK CHEAP-The GOUD WILL,STOCK, FIXTURES, &c-, of a Junk and Second Hand Store, consisting of Second Hand Clothing. Stoves, Old lron. Brass, &c. Apply at 437 18th street, be- tween F and G. y 31-3t* Fe, SALE—A 2 seat PH-ETON OABRIAGE, suitable for one or two horses, incomp ete running order and good condition, and has been used butarhorttime. Tobe seen at Me, ALLEN DORSEY"s Stable, on E street, near 14th street, Jy 81-1w Fe SALE—HOUSK and LUT, with 7 rooms, the store room lerge, dm7th street west, No. 244. between M N streets. Title clear. Twili tell cheap, as I intend to leave soon for the West. THOS ¥ DANT. # st, south, bet. 6th and 7th sts..No. 249, TY, SMALL FRA HUOsES B SaLe— The undersigned offers fer wal wo Frame HOUSES, situated on lot No. 3, in square weat of square 14. in the city of Washington; also, the Lot fronting 47 fect, more or leas, on the west side of 26tb et . between Pa. av. and M st. runnine back to the creek. RB: P. JACKSON Jy Sl Iw No. 155 Bridge at., Georgeto N ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for reut; 4 \ Tstreet, near luth «1 Jy 30-2t Fo RENT—With & ome laree FRONT ROOM on second floor, Apply at 426, corner of 6th and F streets at ming Jy Se-2te LEASANT ROOMS, suitable for centiemen, furnished for rent. No. $55 10th, between K and L st sy 30 1¥ 31 eoSt™ 29 Fo RENT—Pitasantly-fornished BOOMS, suitable for offices or chambers.ina pleasant locality. near the Treasury street, between léth and 15th. T PBIVATK SALKE—Three valuatle LOTS, on L street, between 17th west. Termseasy. Apply to the Ba: nue House. | te LET—Two pleasant furn one of the best and bealthi inthe city, at very low rates, between J9th and 20th, F°. t BENT—No. 504 H street, between 7th d 8th and No. 495 H street, between sth a h. Water and &c. Apply at 506 Ht street, between sand atép m. jy 30-3t* Fo BENT—HOPSE No 337 Pa. avenue, ed ROOMS, in neighborheods 22 Pa avenue, enue, op- posite Metropolitan Hotel. This tsa first-class ardipg House stand be moaerate. est. rS BENT—A pleasant airy HOUS rooms; fully and <emfor: 422 12th per month Jy S020" {OB RENT—A 4-story ‘Kast Capitol taining 10 rooms, for $45 per month. to pensible tenant Apply toA SCHONBOBN, office in Eastern Capitol Garden. jy 30-2t* Fe REN1T—Two handsomely furnt communicating, to gentlemen or and wife, with privilege of kitchen room Terms moderate. Apply at No. street, between H and I streets, and near the De- partments and cars. jy 30-2t* ‘Toa good tenant the rent Inquire at No. 335, next door, 30 6t et, corner N.Y. avenue. id possession given immediately, ICK HOUSE. No. 87 Fo BENT—Two FUBNISHED ROOMB, pleas- ry ant and ai Prices $10 At Ko 53 Pa. avenue, ni id $5. 2ist et. ~ my 28-tf ‘our ROOMS, communicating, three farniahea. Apply’ at Nev 294 Sth etrage! ee furnished. at Ne. 2: reet, ween Mand N. Py 17 28-5t" Fo. BENT—Three unfurnished and one fur- nished BOOM at No. 492 L street, betweett 9th apd 10th; gas and water; no children. Terms moderate. sy 28-3t" Foe RENT—A FRAME DWELLING, contaian- ing six rooms, situated ith t tween A and B north, with a geod ley. Inquire next door, brick houre. | ee SALE OB RENT—BROWN’S RESTAU- BANT; five years lease. A good stand for any business. corner 13th and Pa. avenue. dy 28 6t* J. BROWN. FUBsishep ROOMS FOR BENT—From $10 to er month. Als tore for reat; good Apply at No. 455 Gth st., bet. O and ke SSS i F 2 BENT—STOB: id DWELLING on 7th street. between H Istrects, Inquire of B. ROBINSON, at Wall, Stephens & Co., 322 Penn- ‘ania avenue, Jy 2 eolw FS SALE OBR BENT—Two HOUSES, contain ing ges and water, pleasantly situ: near Smithronian, For particulars appl: Ick & STEWAR’ Sash, Door and Blindepot, o Tin street, near Oanal Bridge, ne este OB BENT—Two or three Furnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Cars the door, Terms reasonable. Apply eorner of Bridge and Green streets, Georgetown. Alse, a HOUSE with ix rooms. Jy 28-3t* F% RENT -— Completely farnished - HOUSE No. 360 Mass. avenue, between lith and I2th streets—1] rooms. with Bent $125 per month, in advance. Pessession on or about proximo. dy 28 St* UNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-492 E st,, be bh and 6th; several with cookin; el lockup, and conveni- OB SALB—A two story half brick and half rame HOUSB, with Stable. No. 425 34 Setenen north A and Bast Oapitol sts. jy NV ENTLY FERNISHED HOUSE FOR pogeceteeme atest atNo. 357 1th between L and M streets. Inquire on the premi- "___ AUCTION SALES. _[Bor other Auction Sales see fourth paye:| YW. L. WALL &00., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALES.” =—_— SS SS THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW TY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. = LE oF y. Brau GUARDIAN SALE oF BEAL ESTATE Ae Tne rie eae By virtue of decree of Orpnams’ Ceurt of the Go clocks we wilt ofl, om the ween etal of Lot | Ceecieee camels confirmed by the Uourt of jock, wi 5 , . uly, 5 erll,ou 12, Squai of onting 10 feet. with of 133 ises the following ve ribed ber feet 7 containing £473 = oved by a two story Brick Ho : ee eS tween Tih abs 18th streets, F ‘erms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months. for notes bearing toterest, secured bv a deed ef trust. All stampe and conve cost of the purchaser. A deposi 00 will be. Fequired as soon ag is knocked off. GEO A * CeoRer BarvaNr.{ Execators iy 4 W.L WALLS CO... Aucta. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TBRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUA TATE UN MARYLAND AVEN' THE CaPiiuL. By virtue of « deed of trust from Phillip Wagner to the undersigned! . duly execated and recorded, we will sell om the premises,on MONDAY, the north } wot, ai Sth day of July instant. at6o'clock p.m., th the hence deg a 10 >} to stone No. 5, thence eout! LJ No and cI 4 m weet. eight ai 100 perches. to Dighest bidder Lote 14 and 15, according to the No 4. planted en tae conr ie ef the afore = vision of Sanare south of Square No. 915. | said Ridge Road. thence by aca with the eld road ‘This propert) ts atthe intersection of 8th street | in eetraigbt line, to the becipning, containing I en-t and Maryland avenue. and ts improved by® | acre, being the same more or less, and improved loses, none one well batts ina louse, os st | H me iy uke. containing a large Storeroom and dwelling apart Geporit of © will be required at the time of ments, five bake bouse, ovenand fixtures. Imme- | sale K All conveqencing and stamps at the cost of diate possession given. the purchaser The purchaser of the sbore property havi foiled toe oly with the terms of onic. the =e Will be sold at his risk and expense above sale, will be sold the follow! ‘erms cash JOHN B ADAMS, Guard) GBEEN 4& WILLi 8. ay T-law&dsdw Auctioners Aficr the ee Berge lett vie Lote o aad 9. eccording “4 ¥ W. L. WALL & ©0., auctionsers . Todd’ su vision re 393. — reperty fronts on Maryland sve bet wren COMMISSIONER ® SALE or BEAL ESTATE Bircet oust ane Sth steecs-ensts nea te terra IN THE SIXTH WARD three newly built two story FF By virtre of thi Property is very desirebi~ fo: der and Cecree of the Supreme ate residences, | Court of the District of Co umbia, bearing date and ated in arapidly improving part of the | July 16. 1906, apd passed tp the matter of the pe city. The houses will be sold separately. and pos tition of th of Beoamin Boen, session thereot given immediately deceased Henry Jones Terme of sale One third eash,and the residne | dersigned i offer for eal: in two equal payments. at six and twelve months | licyauction. on TURBDAY. the Sist day of July, from dey of sale, with notes bearing interest, se- | }ait-at 60 clock p.m in front of the premises, cured on the premises sold Alleonveyancing and | Lots 4 pombered ten. (10,) eleven, (11.5 rr me stamps at the cost of the purchaser. A (J2) and thirteen, (13.) according to aeub- di tof $x on the first beuse and of #100 each m of origival lot unumberea two. (3. io on the other beuses, will be required from the par- numbered nine bundred and forty five. chaser at the time of sale,+r another sale wili be immediately had { the terme of «ale are not fully complied with | in five days thereafter the trustee reserves the risht to resell at the risk and cost of the first pur. chaser. after five days notice of ench resale in the National Intelligencer. j f the plan of the city of hington c section of the city. Terma One balf cash, the residue in six en@ twelve months, thy purchaser giving his bonds for the deferre@ pay ments. b intere-t CHARLES H. UTERMEBLE, Gay of sale. All conve! and stamps at the FREDERICK SCHMIDT - cost of the pur SAMUEL L. PHILLIPs, , Until the whole . Trustees, jy 2l-ee&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. } a2 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED OF | account of the itil THORSDAY, the 2d day of Augue xt. at t ame hour and place. By order of the Tro-tees it ° GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, A LLOYD, Solicttor. 39 Mi coda w Y GREEN & WILLiaMS, Auctioneers LL & 00, Aucts Y W. B. LEWIS & ©0., Auctionsers. No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. EXTENSIVE SALE OF OV VALUABLE IMPRO\ ED PROPERT) ON THE SIVESALEOF OVER $10.000wontH | QCRREK2TI aND KSTRERTSAT PUBLIO THUREDAY nest segues Beet clock, at | On TURSDAY, the sist instant, at olclock, p. ef oaategs once, Penn's avenue, | Brick Houses with coer reel ee ec AOCy near 10th street, weshall sell all the large stock embracing in part— oO mney th York Mills Sheeting ll rooms | Also. alarge Garden. &e . attacts | front. by 110 feet deep, euttable for ty pieces ting. different makes | Leger Beer Garden, being Lot No “ ces, Inst Colors Nos k Alpacas Also. tWe two stor: Brick Houses avd Lots, site- £0 pieces white and red Flann: ated om Q street north, bet m Asth ond 15th ete. * - , weet, a cood assortment of ladies’ farnishing On‘ the same day. at 6; o'clock, p mon the Premi+es, we shell sell Lote 23 ond 24, in Square No. 208. with the improvements. being two. Brick Houses. containing 4 rooms each Terms: One-hira cash, in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months. for notes bear f'ing interest and secured b) a deed of trust on the ries, Hoop Skirta, Ribbons ets.and ever, other kind of Goods in the Dry Goods line. w.B. LEWIS & CO, Ancts, Jes4at UW. LI CO., Aucts, AvoTion SALE AT THE NAVY YARD. premises. All cor veyance and Hevenur stamps at Navy Yarn, ington, July 28, 385%, || the cost of the purchaser Will be sold af public auction, to the highest | _ iy 24 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts. bieder, on THURSDAY, Ancest 2, 15%, ut 42 clock m.. at the Navy Yard. Washington. DC, alotof REFUSE WOOD CHIPS. &., two icon’ denned) (AMERICAN ENSIGNB. and « lot OLD KOBE and (condemsed) MISCELLANEOUS ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Ave! HOUSEHOLD FURNITU Georgetown AND EFFECTS OTION. A rete ORL EDNESDAY MOKNING. August tet, at The articles for sale may be examined at « Pde ore re mabarton anrees, Sigs provieus to the day “DY between Green and Mo: ery atrects, ral assortment of Household Furniture, being the eflects of a gentleman declining housekeeping, vir Spring seat Chairs and Sota ble-top Tables, and Sideboard secleand Three ply Carpets Terms: Cash in Government fands, one half at the time of rale, and the balance in six days, at which time all articles must be removed from the yard ‘ i of Commandant. By order of Commatg nis. E. LATHROP, st al Storekerper —$—$ $$ — ee ng and other Stoves. itchen Requi-ites @e , = ares bees aig. pease aud many articles not mentioned ALSO, N 7 OVENS, &c, = - ON 8 STREET NORTH, Between sth and ou | PRY W- b- WALL & CO., Auctioncers, etre west at Auction. CONTIN INDAY, the 6th day of August next, at 6g m.. We shall sell.on the premises. Lot | Fy Bak mgr eg ne Gbopt semamnine nine Square No. 47, with the improvements. | Botries of « hoice stock of Wines. Liquors, Cordials, t very desirable for any ene wishing to &c.. at the storeef B Cromele: in & Oo.. corner 4 the Baking business. t and Pa. avenue, comprising the general : bi a deed at pines oanaytwelve | Sssortment of Coguec’ liranéles end ‘Scheidam . fine Bottles Port, Madeira and Sherry, . l_ conve: and revenue stamps | ne Wi the ‘coat of the ‘purenascr. §100 down wien | S0e hap Nine Ne cia omuonne, of yd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. | Barrels tine erades of different Whiskies, Gin Y¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, lot ay 4 wit be sold to the highest bid- Senet ee et ow ALL& 00.. Aucts. AUCTION SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ONO | uy 253t STREET NORTH. BEIWEBR i300 WS | gay D. L, WELLS 4 00. arene Witst, ecewedks. t * “Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, men the prem 4 we shall sell, $S, ic Northwest corner lth and F streets. subdivision of equ jo. 5M, having g OL’ : Perna: One thind cach: balance te che ech sen; | Oclock a. m., weshall sell, at No. 68 Penne ar. eighteen months, secured by s deed of trust peween se apd 4 streets. the Fusnitare in seid All on the premises. Broseels. Ingrain, and Venetian Oar- conveyancing and rere . " wObaire, Osttage enue stamps at thecost of the purchaser. $30 down | Bole’ atitstnns. Bronce Role bonne, Stee — &c., Beddi: oves, Mirrors. and a grneral GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, J OTIOE —By virt ing. > tof Kitchen Requisites. “yaa NNER ES WELLES & 00., Ancts, f an order of destrain and | | | 7 3 “ iN te me directed, I expose to public sale, a —s for cash, to the highest er, on Frivay next, YY CLAGETT & SWEENY, Auctioncers. o'cleek p.m., on Lot usre 23), opposite — the (anel. between lith and 15th streets, in thecity of Washington, D. C.. eight Frame Buildings con. | taining two rooms each. seized and taken as the property of William Bitter and John Williams to WE WILL SELL _AT AUCTION, AY SIX o'clock p.m., WEDNESDAY. August Ist. om the premises. 40 acres of very desirably prop erty for cottage sites, about four miles from the satisfy ground rent due in arréars to W.B odd | city. on the road from Washington to BI arg. and Henry Probasco, Trustees for Matilda Gram in the neichborhood of ng fe ae late ’ odge, ~, and my at JOHN DEWDNEY, Bailttr. eecre Lote. This proper property ‘s B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. A ty oa site, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING OR : oath : NORTH H STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND | custo asic by J) W Morecll, on the sromines "a v OBTH CAPITOL STREETS, AT PUBLIO a zine . $hy hour before 10 o'clock .m. or after 6 to be seen at our office On WEDNESDAY. the first day of Angust next, "by 5 gtuio clock p.m Seahall sell onhepreicer:.| Beri: ove init cach: balance in, © and 12 Lot No 47, in J. McGuire's sutxlivision of | gale © veyancing and stamps st the cost of square No. 624,(Printing Office square.) having» | Dorchaser CLAGETT & SWEENY. cevdn ek icion tele ee | ees Ho, 4 Market Bpace. wide, whic! nm recestly paved, —— @ne-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 Y¥YGBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. r notes bearing interest, secured by @ ston the premises. All convey: ing ue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, 0 do the is knocked off. Sad eee SEEM s WILLIAMS. nucth, ooh NEDA Y JAS. C. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. Lot Wy 6. 0. 6, in. «ul jon of aq ‘2 feet front by 144 feet Mg erms: One third cash, balance ¢ and 12 months. secured by « deed of trust on the premises. Ali tie puechosc “Suter —_ “yee EN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Auctioncors. THE SALE OF THE UN IMED Pack. AGES UNCALLED FOR SPY ERTISED OY THE ADAMS EXPRESS PANY will com- mence at the Auction Rooms Aw ©. McGuire & Oo. on THUBSDAY MORNING, Ang. 21, at 10 e ‘clock, and continue each day thereafter, until are sold, By order. street, 6. 0. DUEN, eae enue Benson Coan abort OF A TWostony FRaW waa | jy a ae oAMCOUIAE S Con Antis, | Bouse nD Lore ba STREET Nomre ‘ses. Heese FOR BENT—On 19th street, between Q and B streets, containiug Srooms. A) at the corner of 20th and Q ate. iy $5-6t* SALE AT A SACBIFIOB —HO! F Tor on the southeast Serpec af D aed ath me 14 rooms (two brick back build- House Containing ings.) Ieot containing 2. feet ef und. ‘Appiy to McKNEW & HICKEY: Boom 7. Tate: gencer Buiiding. 37 21 eo6t* z acres, or will besoldin ; Dear of buildings, orch: stapes te farming or being ood condition. rther particu’ in- duire of HERBY & WAUKBE. Boom Noc10, con. ner of 7th and F streets. ly 6-im* NT, FUBNISHBD—Two {pout ROOMS Sad ene back BOOM all nicely Mentabed ue Sither for wfamily er single conticmen, “Wille together or separately. No. 234 H at., between inn and 28th; square from cure. iy 237 FOB BENT, In the Star Ofice Buildin . at the ¢ gumber cue ‘and convenient! BOBAKER, at tue Bi OB RENT—In the STAB OFFICE BUILD IN@S. corner of Pennsylvania © and lith F BOOMB euitable for law, real estate oF aay i ee eae ¥ fi in Office. modern improvements; hot and mas to same. bath room; with fixtures ‘OK BENT—That handsome 8 story and base- t No. 266 F F em BRSIBBNC No. jot and cold JAMES TOWLBS, Agent. and 4th DA tween a . By . On WED ES Y¥, the Ist of Bext, ¥ WM. SHINS a oth sirest, nose Pe Coclock p. my, on thepremioes, elas Lote Nos street, near Penna. sv. at be — -” a Square No 776. having good frosts Star: pore SALE, an . with the On SATUBDAY, 4ta day of August pt ; balance in stx and twelve Picdsa wi i'. Falton £ Uo consiating St wis at on the premisan.” All conveyancing jer and Bu mer Cloth ing. Gola and Silver Watch. npe at the cost of the purchaser. Bedding, Bheste, Pillows, Musteal aud Mechant. GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ws, cal Instrumente, and o # other articles, Svsl-eontaitd’ WM SMITH & O0., Avcis, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO VALUABLE LOTS FRONTING ON A PUBLIO 8: intersect ig ¥ THOS. DOWLL IMPROVED PRO! at AccTION. iP. . at the tien of Penn- vania and North Caroli . between | No. 8, fronting = 5 uction | a peat for two Honse, ORE RIDAT, the ad day of August next. ot 634 | Oboes sud comfortable, two sary, Frame House. tN on lees, we shall ast part Ne. 10, _ -Immediate possession will be givey. 56; making toentaesirabie Loner enich Stites Ferns: Goo half conk; ey Bnbdi vided to Nl ee ey Terms: f ceah:; balance in 6, 12, and 18 j property, | Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of Seed of trast on the premises. All’ conveyanclag | . Sale pouitive. THOMAS DOWLING, Fs downcneachiectwnensciae, Ne PEBME: | OT SowLING alee oye GEREN 2 WILLIAMS, ancts. | JB THOS. DU uct; - 7 2 00., a | VaLu, P ebonde OvED _P. Y BM ER mee | EET ees t Sooty tee tian of stocks of Greterion, sud’ Mag | running back 1t0 feet to. 8.30 foot eet ote sore Peto Toning sittuetion of Fe: - ir wae Bescon: