Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1866, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Tue Future a= or ee ture of George Francis Train.— Saturday evening George Francis Train delivered a lec- ture on “The Future Prospects of Ireland,” at Odd Fellows’ Hall. A large audience was present. Mr. James Regan presided. Mr. Train commenced by stating he had just Teceived a dispatch to lecture in Philadelphia to-night for the benefit of the wives and chil- dren of the Fenians now in the jails of Eng- Jand and Ireland, which invitation he had ac- cepted. He said. “As Philadelphia will have about 50,000 Strangers in iton that night, (the largest body of men that ever gathered ther in any na- tion.) and as there are 40,000 Irish in Philadel- phir, { will haye the whole crowd and the ‘whole Convention to myself the night before it meets. 1 will talk as coming irom the people, jeaving the Convention as the representative of the people to attend to the great matters of the day in their regaiar course. I will speak then as I do to-night—for Ireland and the irish. Now, there are seven millions of Irish in Ireland, about five hundred thousand in Australia. There are at leastone million of irish in Canada, and six or seven millions of the Celtic race in America, half a million in Scotiand, and two millions in London. | will just judge of their force in that city from the tact that the other day, when the Government said that they should not speak in Hyde Park, they marched in a body and tore down the Tailings of that park without firmga shot or killing & man. Now, as there are altogether seventeen millions of the Irsh race, 1 have got 2 large theme to speak upon. For a long time I bave been a friend of the Irish people. It Seems to me but the other day since Smith © Brien was on his way to Europe. I was then in Melbourne, and never shall forget the excitement when O’Brien got up and proposed the toast of America. The Irish rose, and cheer after cheer went ringing over the ocean, as if repeating the tour lines that O'Brien ‘wrote on the back of an envelope when in an English jal— «: Whether on the gallows high, Or im the battie’s van, The fittest place for man to die is where he dies for man.” “England is now shaking. She received an attack of apoplexy during the Crimean war. ‘The second attack was the Indian mutiny; and the third isan attack of paralysis by the or- ganization of the Irish societies and the Fenian Brotherhood. You have been accnst hear sneers against your race, such a: Jiave the Fenians done !” I say that they terrified England into a nightmare. “Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and in fact all the blue moses along the border, have turned paie. Canada will not soon recever from the terror and the amount expended on her volunteers tor heir defence against the Fenians. What bave the Fenians done in England! They have succeeded in bursting up twenty. thirty. aye, forty of the oldest established banks in } England. The Fenians did that, and it is saia they have done nothing. I say they have done nore to elevate the Lrish character than all the other Irish societies throughout the world. 1 | think it is something won to accomplish these | things in England. ithinkitissomething won | to make the entire Radical Congress come down upon their marrowbores and admut that | the frish are a power—[ckeers}]—when these men, who sneered © t your ure now become so polite to they never knew, or seemed to think, bef that there were six or seven millions of the irisb in this country. ireland 1 cannot speak of without also speaking of Engiand. When I once spoke be- fore I showed you she was rotten to the heart's core. with an old rotten navy. and a disaffect- | ed army, and a rotten debt. ron 40 for the consols of the English Government | to-day. Her whole system is fuilof gangrene | and corruption. After telling a numberof amusing anecdotes, | he continued :-—“Ot the population of England | there are five millions of white men who have | no votes. The entire voting is in the hands of one million. Of these sixt) thousand die of drunkenness every year, und thece are six bundred thousand habitual drunkards in the eountry. When once addressing an English sudience—an audience of the people—t said to them, Who are you! Go ask the aristocracy, and you will find that you are called the mob. ‘You tre spoken ot as the mob Their fathers called your fathers the mob, and so their sons will eall your sons the mob. There are twenty- eight millions in your national debt. Have you any ofthat! No: it is in the hands o{ three hundred thousand bond-holders. You, the people, have to do the work, while y. try, England, isa mere pasturage fo tocracy. George the Feurth one said, « them down; damn the people, will last.” “It has lasted: but to-day the news comes flashing across the wires of the great cable that ten barrels of gunpowder have just been dis- covered under the British Parliament heuse. (Cheers.} Old Guy Fawkes is at his tricks again. (Laughter. England is on the eye ot & greatrevolution. Then 1s the time for Ire- dand and the Irish. A day of retribution is coming. Engiand is now but a third class power She used to go alone; but now she calls 1p all the petty little kingdoms to her aid as allies. But she has not a friend in Europe, Asia, Africa, or America. But what I have tried to break up is the toadyism of our own race to England. 1 have on former occasions said that England ruled us by two halls—Exe- ter Hall and Free Trade Hail. Exeter Hall ‘would take a pmch of snuff and all the Aboli- tion Biz, would sneeze; the Free Trade Hall ‘would lay an egg and all the Democratic party would cackle. f{Laughbter.) The other night at Grover’s Theater there was a large meet- ing—an Irish audience. and everything ar- ranged for an Irish affair. I was invited, and beaudience, when they saw me, called for me to speak. 1 had nothing to do with the affair, eo I said nothing. Another speaker came, and then another, and finally seven different speakers were on their feet and the audience calling for me. But it was adress | circle affair, aad as | belonged to the pit I had. | of course, nothing to do with it. But what | astonished me was that several speakers got | up, and instead of making it an Irish meeting, | made it a meeting of the Democratic par: and when Mr. Norris, ealogizing the Dem cratic party. sajd that they patronized the Trish, thought it was time to set the matter right, and say that instead of the Democratic | party paironizing the Irish, it was the Irish | that patronized the Democratic party. I have | frequently spoken in the very heart of London aud brought cheers for America. When [ returned | fought the Aboliitionis« party, and the Irish all surrounded me and even some of Democrats; and the other day, when the Radicals asked me, “Why don’t you c over to us,” 1 said, thank you, but there are | too many of you in one bed this hot weather. —) In order to get the rights of Lre. nd we mus" have our own ceuntry per- fected first. In order to have Irish nationality ‘we must first haye American nationality. Perhaps you would like me to 5 to the question as itstands. [“Yes,” “yes.”] Well, Jet me ask you to go back a little and remem- ber that Abraham Lincoln said that «we must bave a reconstructed country” He laid down the programme that the Soath could no: be out of the Union. President Johnsen did the same. Every cfficial act of the two Presi- dents plainly set forth that tne South could not be out of the Union, and every official act of Cengress said the same. “In 1776 the Irish helped to fight our battle On the question that “taxation without repre- sentation is robbery,” and now we have taxed | the South some fifty or sixty millions, and yet they have no representation in the country. Andrew Johnson said to the people of the | Southern States, “Abolish slavery, repudiate | your war debt, and repeal the dct of seces- sion.” They did it all. Are they back, or is there any chance of their coming back ! How, then, unless you vote to bring back our own States, can you have an Irish nationality ? Assist usto have American nationaiity first. ‘The reconstruction plan of Abraham Lincoln is nothing more nor less than the reconstruc. | tion plan of Andrew Johnson. He has not | changed a single point. Where he stood at the commencement he stands now. 1 look upon him as the great head center of constitu- tional liberty throughout the world. [Great hoot the monarchy cheering } Mr. Train then referred to the Freedmen’s Bureau, which he denounced as even more ¢Tuel to the poor negroes than the act of Uhris- England blowing the Indian Sepoys by hundreds from the mouths of guns. He then continued his remarks at some lengih, and eoncluded by baving a resolution unanimous- | instant. Mr PETER VON £S8EN x passed electing him as the representative of Fish interests in the District ot Columbia. The audience then separated, hi ‘ in aving given *y cheers for Andrew Jonnson. ee ee EES, ELgcTIoN OF DeLecares —The judges of the election beid on Friday for delegates and alter- mates to the Philadelphia Convention, to be held to-morrow, completed the count on Sat- urday night, and Announced the result as fol- lows :—For Delegates—Jos. H. Bradley, 1,043 Jobn B. Blake, 30; Jemes R. O Bex 775 W. B. Magruder, 505; Owen Thorn, 337; . Merrick, 274; B. F. Swart, 21: Esan Pickrell 234; Robert Beale, 114, John E. Norris, 112 scattering, 1%. For Alternates—Asbury Lieyd $45; Jobn E. Norris, 624: Samuel E. Do) 500, K. R. Crawford, 305; Robert Clarke, 356 W. J. Murtagh, 312; T. E. Lloyd, 164; B.F Swart, 153; Dr. Charles Allen, %; Wm. n 7%, James R. O'Bierne, 61; scattering. 49, “Th - whole number of votes cust was 1.613, Msyor Wallach this morning bauded cre. dent to the first four named for delecates, and the first four alternates. head aet—mren itt —Col. Drew (of the 2d D.C. volunteers uring the rebellion) is Rying very il at bis Tesidence in Georgetown. ‘HE Dieraict V mlatoheeno ran Prine might, a specia: meeting o! istrict Volun- teer’s Association was held at German Hall, 11th street. it was brought to the notice of the associa- tion that recently five dischargea soldiers had been dismissed employment ina branch of the Quartermaster’s Department, and that their places bad been filled by theappoin'ment offreedmen who had not been employed in puttingdewn the rebeluion. Several members spoke of this act as an open violation of the order of the President, that henorably dis- ‘charged soldiers and sailors should have the preference inemployment, and an 0’ on the defenders of the Union. The subject wis finally referred toa committee, with instruc- tons to inquire into the facts and report them to the proper authorities. A preamble and resolutions setting forth that it being reported that Sayles J. Bowen, city Postmaster, is about to be removed, and that reference for that office (whieh is one of a local character.) sheuld be given to one who has servea bis country, and that the name of Col. James A. Tait having been mentioned in connection with the office, they would heartily recommend his appointment, was adopted. A_ committee, composed of Capt. John McClelland, Col. Everett, Col. Owen, Major Clarke, and Dr. Craigen, were appointed to obtain signatures to a petition asking the ap- pointment of Col. Tait. ae eee Frres — Charge of Incendiarism.—Saturday night, between 9 and 10 o'clock, a musquito net hanging in John Burns’ furnishing store, on Massachusetts avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, Was moved by asudden breeze, and came in contact with a coal oil lamp and took fire, causing some confusion and an alarm of fire. The firemen were speedily ont, but the flames were extinguished with but slight dam- age, without the apparatus being required to operate. Sunday morning, at 2.45 o'clock, fire was discovered in Edward Linney’s (merchant tailor) store, on Pennsylyania avenue, be- tween 17th and 18th streets, by Officer Hill, o the First Ward. The alarm was sounded from box 45, and the firemen were promptly on the spot, and soon extinguished the flames, pre- ventmng a serious conflagration. Mr. Linney estimated his loss at $7,000, and is insured for $5.00. Subsequent examimation of the store and its contents, and remains of the property damaged, excited suspicion as to the origin of the fire, and Lieut. Hurley arrested Mr. Lin- ney upon a charge of setting fire to his store. He is held to bail for a hearing on the Lith in- stant, at 9% a.m _« THE BELLS or St. ALoysivs.—The bells of St. Aloysius were rung yesterday afternoon for the first time The bells are in the rear ef the church e beliry not being quite ready forthem. The tones of the bells were much praised, but there being no attempt at chiming, ihe harmony was not as pleasing as could be wished. These bells were cast by Joshua Re- gister,of Baltimore, and the largest is heaviest in the diocese, (excepting that of the Baltmore Cathedral,) weighing 3,500 pounds. The others weigh, respectively, 1,080 and 910 pounds. They were presented by Mesers Alexander Provost, Jas. S. Harvey, and Geo. Savage, whose names appear in the Latin in- scriptions on each. —— ARREST FOR KonpERY.—Some days ago Mr. Sullivan, druggist, discovered that he had been robbed of about $500, and suspected that during a brief absence from the store, his clerk, a young man, Dennis O’Brien, alse called Phil O'Brien, bad sold a quantity of drugs and retained the proceeds. Detectives Claryoe & McDevitt were notified and speedi- ly arrested O’Brien at Hurdle’s restaurant, on oi street, and havea prospect of recovering t of the meney. ee Petry Larnceny.—Saturday morning Anto- mia Myers was arrested by officer Rossiter, of the ist Ward, for the larceny of $3 from Francis Beckett. The money was stolenin Beckett's restanrant, The prisoner was taken to the sta- tion house and committed to jail for court by Justice Morsell. +00. CITY ITEMS. ~~ DESERVING Or CoNnrIpENCE.—There is no article which so riehly deserves the entire con- fidence of the community as “Brown's Bron- cial Trockes." The Troches have received flattering commendations from the most cele- brated Clergymen, Lawyers, and Public Speakers, who speak from personal experience. Those 'suffering from Asthmatic and Bron- chial Diseases, Coughs and Colds, should try the Troches. a PENNIES can be had in £uy quantities at the Star office counter. 7 eee STRANGER, BUT TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, Bad Naus, etc., can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 435 and 6th streets. ——_ + Corns, Kuniens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Oallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of. fice hours from 8a. m. to5 p. m., and 6 to8 p.m. THOMPSON. On the 12th inst., LILLY MAY, intant daughter of @eorge H. ani Leanah Thomp: sor, aged 3 months and 9 days. The friends and relatives are respectfully in- vited to attend the funera' this afternoon at 4 e clock. from its father’s residence, I street, he- tween lith and 12th strects eas » SINCELL. Onthe thinstant, JOHN WIL- LIAM, only sen oi W. HM. and Mary I. Sinceli, aged ten weeks The funeral will take place at 4 o'clock ternoon from No. 472 Ith street. ELWOOD, On the morning of the 13th instant, ANNIE GENE VIERM, infant daughter of W. D: aud Martha A. Elwood, aged 19 months and 8 78. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Tuesday afternoon. the lith instant, at 3 o'clock, from No. 490 Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th streets " VON ESSEN. On Sunday morning, the 12h . @t bis resi- dev. e, No. 3, corner of Congress street and the canul. Georgetown, D. 0. y His tuneral will take place at 4 o'clock p_m..on Tuesday next. The public are invited to atten. * this af- ALEX. R. SHEPHERD. v THOS, M. SHEPHERD. Axx, 2. smernEnp & BROS. V, S$. SHEPHERD. (Succe-sors to J, W. Tuompson & @o .) No. 269 PENN. AVENUE,WASHINGTON, D.C., DEALERS IN METALS, MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE, PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING. WasuixcTon, August 10, 13%, We respectfullfWnvite the public to call and ex+ amine our new assortment of CHAN DELIEBS, BRACKETS, and other GAS FIXTURES, from the well-known establishment of Cornelius & Baker. Philadelphia, which we are selling at man- st ‘ufscturer~ PES” R. SHEPHERD & ERO., 269 Pennsylvania avenue. near corner 11th street. south side N. J: Pater oS S8ALOO 246 Penna. av., between 12th and 13t! . ‘The finest in PoGhingtos. the richest. the oe est. the best of CREAMS, ICES, and FRUITS, served inssuperior manner. Ladies out shop: or promenading will find here a most gentee} Fosmntinr Lenceines an 6-6" errs TRIMMINGS, HANDLES, SCREWS, TACKS and PLATES, wholesale and retail, at Baltimore prices. J.D. EDMOND & 00., factnrer’s Agents, iy B-eotm™ 3137 ~ Gj2CYERE CHEES: D pam o SE, Justimporte , N. W. BURO! L, jn 6 Corser 1th and F streets Bescon LATHs. For sale by NATHANIEL B&, FUGITT, Lumber Dealer, 6th street west, below Pennsylvania avenue, Himes WITHOUR HANDS, Illustrated. Bus- p's Crown of Wild Uhve. —— from Over- jook House. The Combination ch aie 2 Damar, ¥ Manual for 1865," ?- A ‘ortune Teller, avis. Napoleon's Pherson’s Political 26 FRANCK TAYLOR, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS THAT ha a for sale upon eaxy terms, at erooms 0! “aud W. @. METZEROTT & CO, EVERAL NEW STYLES OF MASO SPARES Cstaaet Siraey ove vt bon rec , actor) cas “ad Ww. GM TZEROTT & CO. PORTABLE cea ENGINES, Combining the maximum of ¢fficiency, durability apd economy with the minimum of weight and price. They are widely and favoranly krown, more than (00 being in use. All Tranted satis- factory or no sale. Descriptive circulars sent on pplication. Addrees . 8. ADLEY & CO. jy 11-eod3m % = Lawrence, Mass, N-RETENTION OB INOONTINEN: “ofrins. seftation, or eloorsiion Mick dust deposit, ond sil dineeace of 4 rsp WxTEAl ~ WANTS. ABNTED—A good GIRL, todo ork. References pl P5 No. . Bets red. “Appi . 415 Wetroct, between Sth nd ah. eee Ste pi ee Se WAXZED—A& good OOACHSMITH, on D st., bet No 346. cae siroensth ana Wh wis | SM ER. WANTED TO PUBCHASE—O two SHOW a UABES. 299% Penbayrvanie avence, south ANTED—A HOUSE with 16 or 18 rooms. and dary ~Gommittes,”” i ion attached. Address = aseee WANTED In 0 Cathoit BOARD and ROOM fer a Gustine oie. Addr-ss, atatiog terms and location, Post Office Box 47%. vu 15 3t* Ww ANTED—A SITUATION, ried man. as practical understands FARMER. bya = mar- . by one who rming in all its branches. st Ofhce. Georgetown. V J ANTED— By a young girl,a SITUATION in @ respectable family to attend to children or wait ona confactionery store. Please call ow H. . H., Star office. 1t* ANTED—A young LADY to attend a fancy store. None but those acguainted with the business need apply. City ref, rences required. Call at 431 Bet, ,» Rear 7th—New York Uheap Fancy Stor: au 13 2e* WANSTED—By @ man who understands his businers, @SITUATION in a claim agent's potty? aa Dost Keeper or. a copyist, to be om. oy rom four to ei, urs & y . SLERK, Staromes, ® aus TE comfortable HOUSE, by Sept: mber, either furnished or unfurn: 5 With Serldrooms water and gas. Any one hey- ing such ahonse will find a good tenant by ad- a Post Office Box 646, stating terms and on. aw 13-3t* WANTED firet class x 00K. None, bat ,oronghly cempetent ones need app! . 400 4th street, pear Gi Hall. _ an 11-3t* WARTED-A ood COOK, WASHER AND IRONEB in Uniontown; about one hundred yards from the butment of the Bridge. Bither call or sddrees Un.ontown Post Office at B. I. MAR- TIN. aa il-3t* zene maa of experience and UATION as overseer on a reference given if re Dunbarton street, au 11-3t* STORE, suitable for « store. with dwelling at ILPHUS, Uity Post Or- au 10-3t* ANTED—A neft and convenient small HOMSE, containing not less than four atarental of $180 per annum, by a reli sernaseny tenant. Address ©, B. T. = ANTED—Bya abilities a Si gentleman’s farm. quised. Address J. A.D Georgetown. ANTED—To rent, ary goods or fant $eched. Address Al ice. au W ANTED—A sina! unfurnished HOUSE of six or seven rooms, either in the First Ward or between 459 and 14th streets and the id M street. Address, stating all partic! B., Star effice. W ANTED—To engage, a GENTLEMAN o} fluence among the ethodist = tne city aud vicinity. as agent for the sale of Mid- dleton’s celebrated Oi] Painting of the Bey. John Wesley Address Box S97 Post Office. au 10-3t* W ANTED. and Gents brrie b at R, FULTON & CO.’S, Pawnbrokers. street. three doors north of Penn's avenue. B. 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Cork: for sale cheap. Jy 21-e02m* WASTED —SEUOND HA FURNITURE Also. MIBEORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUOBLY, 406 7th stroet tf between G and ide FOR SALE AND RENT. RGYLE MILL FOB RENT—A FLOURING MILL. on Rock Creek. abont 3': miles from e Centre Market House, hington, running two sets of Burrs, and capable of turning out 35 barrels of }ourtn 2 hours, with a Bone Miliina separate building. A comfortable miller s louse, =. are = stati ce cour on in October. Apply at the DARNELL, the present tenant, or ‘arm,or 453 sth Rockville Sentinel toF L to THOS. BLAGDEN. Argyle street west, Washington, [Alexandria Gazette and will please publish and send bill to this office. } mill au 10-e03t OR SALE-—South half of LOT 22, in square 205,0n 14th street. one square north of new State artment. between T and U streets, 33 by 135 feet. Inyuire of JOHN WAGNER, next door. Price $1,t00, s-eolm* FOR SALE AND RENT. AUCTION SALES. ____ AUCTION SALES. th Re ene A rl 001 Ls FOE, BENT —A three story BBIOK HOUSE, 7 (Per other Auction Seles see fourth page.) THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. fair ate Rass OP Conte | BYARRE SOG: ANT mamemene | BT cea oot FE Tren esi h Tbe caer seaeas | Gia wet castaks sat See uke an of os bay" 18th of August, at 5 e'cleok 0 RENT—Two new feabeeaemas wo eee A} ‘iors. I ghati sell Lot 4, of the coutalning Sreums cach, on Obestautst bet, B Cividedis ulne cottage sites’ achour ion! axree abet. s sf and Qats. four doors rom katate with ee; TUESDAY, August F our Sales Boom, 295 b yards, woochouses, &c. Beut low. Pont wines "This land is situated 2 the high grounds north ni . = OF after 3 afternoon. Pa shall cel) Texek Port Wine 1 cask Ola Cherry ‘West of and conti, to city. and ts ome of ke ndy,1cask Old Malaga Wine, 35 demiohne Old | the most heucdivel hecats € F' G2 BERT—At 45° inh street, between E ant | bye ani Bourbon whiskies, 10 Mere Old isch: | cottnce reetien sen. cca eene ie, Zictatty for one Ha hewly farmiehed oe on my rey parry Brandy; a0 Patties snaioe. 4. Butcied Senctve view of Weshingten 4 FRONT ROOMS. suitable fer first-class ofices. | Bye snd Berrbon Whiskien tre baleacs nt eis From Conte tes terenieey ands ad and bie place of Little, and bie nce of the prospect either of Kalo rama or Meridian Hill bet cite summer resi: stock a lignor how: lini iness. Also, Tot of choice Fouts Groene Raanek Black Teas, &c., ** eries, choice Green and RENT—The HUUSE No. 555 Md. ave., fhe De E & CO., Auctionsers, bet 9th and 0th sts., Island, nea: of ihe Washington, Geer etowa ‘and Alexanaria r it 5 Rail B" M. K. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers, No. 285 Ps. av., corner 0th street, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BEAD) MADE q ABS. kc. AT AUCTION. Struct s passenger railromd out © to the boundary. There ts also onthe place, to Tee peasbane ~~ to get the ston ere’ ons of any buildings they tes th a ontheeewite.. of the pro may be seen at the auction roem of 1 © rr soire & Co., where the property may be purchased at private sale Terms. One-balf cash; residue 6, 12, and 18 Donths, with interest, fer notes secured toe Preperty sold. Conveyancing at JAS.0 Mourn McG jy 7-dts (lst. Bep.j BX GBEEN & WILL: Ams, Avotionsers, By virtue of « deed of trust, dated Se Toth, 1865, and duly secordedim Liber B, 15, Folios 39, 40, and 41, one ef the lend re. or Washington county. D.C., I shail sell, DAY, the i3tn inst, st 6 o'cleck p.m premises. all that piece or parcel of ground known Fe, RENT—HOUSE No 199, on the north side of New York avenue. between ith and sth , containing ns reoms, and furnished water. Apply to JAMES G NAILOR, No. jsiana avenue, Opposite City Hall Square. THING, - tte. On TUESDAY MORNING. A: o'clock. we will sell front of ve goods. comprising— indkerchtefs, Hos. Suspenders, C Pani., Table Cloths, Towels. Dress Patterns, ies Skirts, Hate, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Segars, Clocks, &c. pes Will be added a good assortment of Household ita vo egding, Cook Stoves, Orockery Ware, erator, &¢ ‘M.K.WAL‘H &00..4 B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IM PROVED REAL ESTATE ON & STREET NOBTH. Between lth and ita streets west, at Public Arction. LE—A well-built, nearly new two-story BRIOK HOUSE, containing eight rooms.with two parlers, dining-roem and kitchen on first floor, marble mantels and tes in parlor: su all conse. ine ne a re : ‘m. Apply onthe pre . No. 25 Between Pin and 15th sts. Fo BENT—The well known “SIMPSON HOUSE,” southwost corner of Pa. avenue and lth street. Possession given the Ist day of September. Inquire of Dr. McFARLAN, corner Pa. avenue and 2th st. er Entwisle’s Drug Store. between the hovrs of 1 and 4 0 clock, or of COMERS & SON, 259 Pa. avenue, near 1th st. On FEIDAY. the I7th instant, at 6 o'clock P.m., #* part. ( the sooth part of Lot nambere: nt ’ 80 13-cotsel™ Tebali eli, on the premises, part of hot No 1s in eres 7 of Washing —_— * ., vot 5 intqra numbers iu the city of Wash: Square No. 198, beginn'ng at a Bo!n. on » 4 : ; aah Fe BENT—One HOUSE with five recms, on Capitol Hill. Inquire at 325 north Bs! t Soeur east; or, O15 New Jersey avenue, 3 feet and 3 inches ¢epth of 10 tect, and bu street at the Fouthwest corner of said4 loi, ran pine benceesst alone the line of said street 3 feet 9inches; thence sorch *<6 feet] inch to as one idings One-third cash: balance in six and twelve ois hE a sorae | foot aller. or it wiil he div'ued futo two Lots, each secured by ed of trust on the preperty FFOR BENT—The UPPER PART of « HOUSE | Iotect 105; iwehes teow ties Ajl conveyancing aus feveuce clamps et the rei on Pennsylvania avenue. Suitable for house- Terms: One fourth cash; valance i of the purchaser. $100 to bn id at the fall of keeping. Rent low. Inquire No, 247 Penusyl- id eighteen months, for notes bearing the hammer MP. OALLAN, Trustos vania avenue, au li-2t i secured by a deed of trust on the Bu 5 comds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. FURNISHED Rooms FoR T—From S10 | All conveyancing and revenne stamps at the c - $ = to $15 per month. Board of the purchater. §80 on cach lot when kockel | [RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, anctionsers of. — the terms are not complied with within | THREE STOBY BRICK HOUSE AND Lor after the ds) of sale,the Executor re. Fronting on ith atreet cast. between north A and t to resell the premises at the rk B streets Capito! Hill, ot Auction Street, between © and Loui’ ait OR BENT—Five new FRAME HOUSES, foar roomé cach, situated at the corner of th and | q@udco-t of the def-ultine purchaser or purcha On MONDAY, ibe 13th instant, wo shall sell,ie F strects cast, near M Inquire at 429 advertising three times fu the National | font of the premises, at six o'clock p.m, an ox Penn. ave., bet. 3d and 4} _ au 11-6t* fencer | callent three story Brick House “J ~ Lot on P08, RENT FURNISHED, HOUSE, No. 374 WILGREEN & WILLIAMS: Aucts, | Biuare No Tos: the Hues comtales Gn colts Hall. Three story brick, with beck building, aa Bide rooms and now ccoupied by Mr. William Middleton. Terms One-third cash; balance fn six and twel months, for nctes bearing interest. A deed gt andi deed of trust taken. All conveyance at cost of TY JAS. ©. McGUIRE & 00 , Aucticnsers. containing W) rooms #nd ceil: — PIANO-FOBTE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI- Inquire at the premises, from 5 aul ct '» water and gas, 0 6 o'clock p.m, jALE— . i ye | On WEDNESDAY MORNING. Aucnst ith, | pu ch--e Vinciuding revenue stampe Bi00 tebe +2132 feet front, and rnnuing back 95 feet to | 397,New York avenne, at the north east corner anid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts ill be sold low for cash. Title perfect, Conveyancing at cost of purchaser, Inquire at 1ith and Isth." eu 11-61 of 13th street, an excellent assortment of House = hold Furniture, consisting of— B* THOS, DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown FRAME HOUSE AT AUOTION On TUBSDAY next, the Mth instaut, 1 will sell, for whom it ma: old Fri situated on th w Borewood Case 6%: octave Piano-Forte, Stool and | Cover | Wainut Hair-Cloth Double Parlor Suite, 2 Arm and Ladies and 8 Side Chairs | Round Carved Walnut Marble top Centre Tables Walnut Whatnot. Mahocany Hair Cloth Sofa. ant Hat. Rack. fine Steel Eng: avines the corper ot Bureans. Wasbstands. and Bedsteads, and Carved | f'vr dsys trom Wainut Bedsteads Sale to take p A jesirable new BUILDING, the front of which has been fitted up for astore, with six rooms, in an excellent location fora gro cery and liquer store, or any kind of business. inquire at 457 13th street, between £ and F. at 5 ter « ckinthecvening. au 11-3t" FOB BENT_ A HOUSE of six rooms and Furni- r “ Hair Mattresses. liusk Mattresses Terms cash . Cy ae-iyar apigmaiaeny aie amin terme Feather Pilleys, Bolsters, and bedding anil THOS. DOWLING, Act a an ———___ - let are, osquito Netts > _ SOK SALE—A Soil LOT on Delaware Walnut Extension Table and Bideboard, Dinin ZY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown . Priee “85 r : — Apply to GEO piace. wulv-at” | Brussels, Three ply. and Ingrain Carpets, Rogs, BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFROTS “ 5 “= and Matting. Pore Btreet Hose ae r iN ea ee ee Large Flat top Gook Btove and Fixtures Op WEDNESDAY MOMNING, Aucus: 1st Maryland avenne. Capitol Hill. Inquire Kitchen Bequisites | Sppectte She Gee Meuse t wekaed spomnen FLYNN, corner of Ist and K sta. north, Chamber Stoves, &c.. & opposite the Gas Hous:. a general assortmen c.. &e J.C, McGUIRFE & CO., an Auctioneers. B* JAS. C. MCGULBE & Co., Auctioncers CHANCEBY SALE OF ROUSE AND LOT NEAR NAVY YARD. By _virtee of acecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Co!umbia, made tn the case of | Little et al. vs. Little et al., No,672, | Household Furniture, belng the effects of a fam | ly leaving the city. Terms cas! eull ‘THOS _POWLING, Auct. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BI ILDING LOT FRONTING ON NORTH BH STRERT, Between Ist and North | Intel. & Bep } u fF OUSE FOR RENT—Containing five rooms, as and water attached, sitnated on Dunbar treet, between Green and Montgomery, No. . For particulars, inquire opposite, at 04. aa 10-3t* be YOR RENT—A three story BRIOK DWELL- ING HOUSE. with back building attached for servants’ nse, located on B street north, bet. Capito! streets, at Pablic 2a Sd streets. Liquire at 606 Pennsylvania | et,on the 20th day of May, 1556, I shail offer at On THU KSD A X nck .. au 0-10” | auction,on THURSDAY, ‘the Sth day of July , ye, shail well,’on ay A CONVENIENT AND WELL LOCATED BRIOK HOUSE, WITH SOME FURNITURE, BOR RENT—Nine rooms, gas, water, aud bath room, &c. Rent +50 per month. Apply at GIBBS’ ay 242 Peon. avenue, near sth st. ‘au 10-6t t. at 6o'clock p. m., in front of the prem- part of Lot6, in Square 819, fron fo ston Virginia avenue, near T street h, and between 5th and 6th streets east, with the dwell- ing thereon, consisting of @ good two story and | basement Frame House, containing seven rooms. ing Office equare.! feet 3 inches, t been recently paw Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 _for notes bearing interest, and secured by FS. KENT—In good order, one four-story BRICK HOUSE, with back building an cei lar; gas and water. No. 477 13th street. between Penn. avenue and D street, Bent moderate. Apply at 473 13th street, two doors north, au 7-6t* {OB RENT—A large BRICK HOOBE. contain- ing 13 rooms and cellar, gas and water, situ ated at the corner of Penn’a avenue and 7th street east. sprite Wallach School House. Inqnira of HENRY KOTTMAN. 553 iith st, east. au 7 6t* OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, cont: a, 1 rooms, with modern improvements. situated 456 E street, between Sth andéth. Bent $150, in advance. Ingnire of STARR & CO., 305 F st., between 11th and 12th t* Q LET—Very desirable furnished ROOMS, for offices and lodgin, Also, farnished and unfurnished HOUSES, near this office BD. L. WELLS & 0#., jt corner 10th and F streets. Fer BENT-—T endsome 3 story and base- ment RESID E, No. 266 F street north. et having all the modern improvements: hot and cold water, bath room; with was fixtures towame, In- at 490 H street. north Patent 0: JAMES TOWLES, Acent. FOE BENT—The STORE No. 321 D street, near lith. It fronts immediately on Penn: — = o of the pecnens one most oe 'y et store-rooma in an! ‘ton city. Apply to C. B. BAKER. at the Star Ottioe. 1090 ([PMIBTY-NINTH CONGRESS, FIRST SE: SION—8, 265. Aw Act to protect the manufacturers of mineral water in the District of Columbia, and for other ur pose se it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre sentatives of the United States of America in Con ress assembled. That all manufacturers and ven ders of mineral waters and other beverages |v law allowed te be sold im bot ch their names or their mark or mark tively impressed, may file with the clerk of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia description of such bottles and of the name o: th and shall cause the same to for not leas than two weeks, successively. ina daily or weekly newspaper published im said District of Colanb Src. And be 2t further enacted, That it ia here- by declared to be unlawful for any person or per- sons hereafter, without the permission of the owner or owner- thereof, te fill with mineral wa- ters or other beverages any such bottles so marked for sale or to traffic in any such bottles somarked and not bought by him or her of such owner or owners thereof: und every Rprecn ©o offending shall be liable to a penalty of fifty cents for evel bottle so.filled. or sold. or used. or disposed of, or bonght, or trafficked in, for the first offence. and five dollars for every subsequent offence, to be recovered as other fines in said District of Co- lumbia. In accordance with the provisions of the above law of Congress, passed at its late session, and approved ly the President of t nited States, July 25. 1866. I append hereto a description of the botties belonging to and used by me, and cantion all persons against dealing or tra‘icking in or using said Lotties, as I will enferce the provisions of the Jaw against all persons so offending : lass Bottles for Mineral Water, marked & phipn, Georgetown. D.C.,” and “A. & bottle is never seld.”” #8 Bottles for Porter and Ale. marked D. 0.,” and “A. & Bottles for Mineral Water. marked . Glass “B.A. Shinn. Georgetown, D. €.,” and “8. This bottle is never sold. 4th, Glass Bottles for Porter patil Aiaatod Snes. D.¢. ¢ is never sold.” ‘sth, Glass Bottica for Mineral W “B.A. Shinn. Georgetown. D ©. Co., New Haven, Ot., Pat. Jan. 5, 1834" sth." Stone Bottles for Weiss Beer, marked “RB . Shinn, Georg n D.C. 7th. Stone Botties for Spruce Beer, marked “Arny & Shinn. Sprace Beer ” Sot Becer en Ear Meaty marked “Aray & | ry ottling Depot ai No. 57 Green street, Eres re : Feen street, corner of Olive. %. ‘Georgetown, D.C. and Ale. mark, ” and ** This Ts Marked “A.Bl& _ 80 6-2w Fre: FEED i! SALTII! A complete assortment of ALL GBADES OF FLOUR, to which we solicit the attention of BAKERS AND GROCERS. MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAY, and all kinds of FEED at low rates, GROUND ALUM, FINE, And TURK’S ISLAND SALT for sale low in lots to suit by my %-tf ‘i W.M. GALT & 00. B®eLayine IN ALL 178 BRANCHES. The undersi 1s prepared to executein the » ine! use ir ing. construct: Be ‘Drai 5 foram te ction of Sewers. setting Grates, Banges and Ovens, at reasonable es, POrders left at 169 I street, Washington. or 119 = Fraps Georgetown, will be promptly at- n i ett J. ¥ COLLINS, IME! Lime The Subscriber is constantly in receipt of LIME in barrels, FBESH from the Kilns at Williams- port, Md., which he offers at LOW. nen ” BERIAMIN BaRsY, _iy 25-eelm Georgetos as . H tT. corras MOSES BATES T, COFFE ’ COTTON Freee s and GENERAL COMMI; NW MERCHANTS, Be TE VIR attention given tothe hase Morchandise, iboral ‘edvances, made'on Gor Sn a ETT ME UST REOBIV: JiSE HOP ER ARE ERE tar yo j7.9-00lm* 30 ice 4 deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing And revenue stamps A the cet of the purchasers, $50 dewn when the Brey rty is knocked of. au 10-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts. Terms of saie: One-half casi: balanee in six months. with interest, to be sec ed by approved Botes. or at the option of the puvchaser. al! casi Deeds reser untitfinal payment. Stamps and | Fo BENT—That handsome three-story and ement DWELLING, containing 12 rooms, 1 mod i range, hot and i jet and cas fix- conveyancing at costef purchaser. A Gepoatt of | B* GREEN & WLLLIAMS, Auctioneers. £ _ immediately, b; 925 required of the purchaser at time of s: | a EO. OOUBTNEY, 54 Louisian Bale peremptory » VALUABLE LOTS FRONTING ON A PUBLIO tween 6th and 7th stree DAVID A. BURR, Tra SPACE the intersection of Penn+y!vania and iy 6-3twkds J. 0. McGUIBE & O0., Aucts. S7 THE APOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY ANTED—A STEWARD’S POSITION, in a hotel cla!) house, or bosrding-honse. Years North Caroll: streets east. © between <th and Sth enue~ ! Hill, at Public Anction i On FRIDAY, the 17th tnstant, at 6 0 «lock p.m Silstecs tants katassate the alte dear nie ot | ripe coed until MONDAY, 20th of August, at | on the premises, we shall sell all of }.ot bo il. and the best caterers and managers that can be found. | 64 O'clock p. ™ DAVID A BURR. T ee ee Se 1 — A. $=, Would evgace on a per centage or salary. Noob- A. + Trustee, | making them desir . subdiva jection to leaving Washington for any part of the | Su7-law&ds J.C. McGUIRE&O0.,Aucts. | into 21 feet 5°. inches front, esch running back 108 United States. Address STEWARD, Star Ofiice. au 10 St" | feet deep. “Terme. Qne-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 “PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. —- r 1K LOR. months, for notes bearing interest, secured Ly « FOUR BOOMS TO RENT—Furnished UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, | Geed of trust onthe premises. All converancing 467 * cr upfarnished—at No. 467 13th street, On the tition of Lints aly =a 1 aa of the purchaser. bere eee au5-t{ | sew York, -¥.,praying for the extension of s'pat. LLIAMS, Ancts, ent granted to him on the 19th day of October, Fo SALE—A well built 2 story Frame HOUSE 852, roof Plates for | in a thriving location, 5 rooms and dry cellar. for an improvementin “ Barg! b* GLSEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, Apply 179 tth, between N and O streets north. | Door Safe, Wal: Vaults, &c.,”’ for seven years ‘ = au 8-6 from the expiration of said patent. which takes VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONT- JOB BENT—A FARM containinz about 900 | Place on the 19th day of October, 1566: ING ON A 20 FEET ALLEY, Betwe'n let and ‘acres. if of which is under cultivation. The itis ordered that the said petition be heard at 2d streets west and KE snd F s.rects north, at property ituated on the Marlboro road, 3% | the Patent Office en Monday, the Ist day of Oc- Public Auction. Eiize from ‘ard bridge, Washington, Pos. | tober next,at 12 o'clock re.; and all persons are | WEPRESDAY. the 15th Instazt, at 6 9'clock session given in tl ll. For particuiars inguire | BOtified to ar and slew cause, if any they | we shall sell, on the ses, Lot No. 43, of Mrs TRIMBLE, on the premises. ‘aus ot” have, why eaid petition ought not to be granied. feet front, and ran » J < Persons oppesing the extension are required to z ae with the improvements, Fo BRENT—The three-story BBICK DWELL- | file in the Patent Uffice their objections, specially | consisting of two Frame Houses G, with stable attached, situated at the cor- | set forth in writimg, at least firenty d oO before | Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve ner of 10th aud C streets. Island. Inquire of W. | the day of hearing, all testimony filed y either | months. secured by s deed of trust on the prem- H. & O. H. MOBRISO) party to be used at the said hearing must betaken | ises All . » Bookeellers, Nos 438 and 440 Penn’s avenue. an7-tf Fo RENT—A large DWELLING HOUSE, near and transmitted in accordance with the rales ve the effice, which will be furnished on applica- jon. renga g30 tty hig aa a | > 3 own w Doc! . GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. the western end of Bridge street, Georgetown. | 2". stone and other we relied © Q2Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers early new: lias 16 rooms. gas and water through. was sper Hed apon as | » J Oat ones ot attached. ‘Fortermsaprieto | testimony must be filed in the office cireniy days B before the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within ren days after Rilng the testimony oh that this notice be published in andthe Intelli ashiny in the Times, succesive week: VERY VALUABLE BUILDING Lots. On TUES: “4g JOSEPH LIBBEY, Jr., pase ust Jéth, at6o clock p.m., eu 7 6t No. 27 Water st., Geergetown. {OR RENT—A ROOM, suitable for somelight mechanical work. Ingutre of L. H. SOHNEIDER street west, I street south and Del: aware 8 au 8 eolm”™ Penn’a avenue. ublications to be at least sixt) The whole o ALso, ~ et ee =2 "4 ¥ e f original Lot No. 7. in same square, OR SALE—A GARDEN FAEM, of 20 or 3 | *bedayofhearing. |) (THOMAS HARLAN, — Terms cash. ‘Title indieputable. All’ soene acres, Dear the city, with beautifal building |p. g_Editore of the shove papers will pleese | ANCIDE Abd stamps at the percteser’s cost. $10 site be bought cheap. and on reasonable copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office with | down on «ach lot when knocked off. Pte ALESER DEE a MPA SDuer let, 1856. AP- | a paper containing this notice. 17 13-lawsw o. gOS: TK ELANT, Boal Ratate Avent. cu . rner of 7 ——_ pt ang ind F'streets. Washington, cortgn 6.101 PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, e cts ( ye OR TWO VERY PLEASANT FCR- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE BBX GBEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. quire at 325 Ii street. 5 ASHINGTON. July 30, 1866. —s \{SHED BOOMS to rent upon moderate ‘On the petition of JAS. GREENHALGH of Woon- | VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FBONTING ON terms in «very desirable andcentraiiocation. In- | socket Falls, B. 1. praying for the ex'ension of Indians avenucs, between ist and 2 sireets west, au 3-tt tent granted to him on the 2d day of November, at Public Auction. SUG BTORE doline (852. tor au improvement in Mode of Counter-bal On MONDAY, the 20th instant, at six o'clock p. OB SALE DRUG STORB doing « fine busi- | aucing Harnesses in Looms, for seven veare from | m.. we sball sell. in front of the premices, Lt Not Fetes amine corner th atreet and Mase the expiration of said pa hich takes piace on | C, in Wallack subdivision of Lot Ne, 3. th Seuss the 2d day of Novemper It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Offce on Mc the 15th day of Oc- tober next, at 12 o'clock M. nd all persens «re notified toappear and show cause, ifany they have, sn 22w* Fo SALE—Three-stery BRICK HOUSE, 11 rooms, with modern iniprovements. 0, Sev Brome Hontes, deakzst front and depth. . for notes bearing rT a deed of trust om the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. why said petition ought not to be granted. 30 the pr-perty s ed oft ereons spposing the exteniirare required to | = 4own when the p GUEEN s WILLiaMS, bend SE al ae ice Puts onoctions, a an l0-d j Auctioneers, 't fo iD im al ent wen! aye ew CY. wr a - the day of hearing: all testimony fled vy either | FRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, party to be used at the saia hearing must be taken articulars petween 10th and 1th. Jv 31-tf Fe RENT—That desirable and conv: story BUILDING, No 468 Pa S. Hotel.) has a lar ge bac! ora Public or Bo:rding For terms apply to Mesers. HABLE & CO. on the premises Jy 24-eolm* FS SALE—The commodious and extensive HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north- east corner of North Usapitol “and Boundary sts., lately the residence of Chas. @. Uhlman. The pro- perty has s large brick dwelling and outhouses, and spacious cel |. Termeeasy. Apply on the en! ses, to Mrs, MINA UHLMANN; o and transmitted in accordance with the rules of | the office, which will be farnished on application Depositions and other papers reiien upon as tes- timony must be filed in the office twenty days before the day of hearing; the arguments. if any, within ten days after filing the testimony Ordered sige, that this notice be published in the Republican and the Intell: ‘ashington, D, C., apd in the Journal. Provide: je . the first TBUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED P. TYON OTH STREET rasTs NEAR. On TUESDAY, August 28th, at 60'clock p. m. I ebail sell on the premises, by virtue of deed of | trust fromGeo. W. Hubbard and Clare 8° Habe once @ week for three ion county, B. C.. Lot No. Bs and tepeowed be s two-story Frepe Back building.” =o yancing and stamps at successi 1 of ssid | og re to be at feast sixty days previ- | ous to e of bearing, aid i 7, TREAKER, loner of yt he —Kaitors of the above papers will please ule, wi) cost of pur- rtoD.L, ul th i 10) dowm when the pro} ki LS & CO.. Real Bstate Brokers, northwess | a s near omg npg _— pes ~ tl: terme of sale are wet complin nae soroet in sae Se: eae PARTMENT OF TRE INTERIOR. Tight to reesll the propery sree FoR, cRESE Bye, ears, DWELLING DP oxireo STATES PATENT OFFICE, | tnd cost of the defuclrug putteacer by ane near City Hall, having all the moder tmprove: tion of ALBERT GAMDNER tr ht . | fg three times in some paper published im Wack: bing akgesmrewadspeorina fnaotice! “Fomar: | Si Slncinall Olle qraviog forte eMiSEo- | csr -caay,, WBbeBa RARROUR: restos tien ina few days. ‘Apply at} ands o,clock p. a ¢ granted tothe sald 3 su¢-eotds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. AMES TOWLES, — | ministrator, and to himecif, 26, 18:2,foran | PY D. L. WELLS & OO , Auctioneers. jy 2-tf 490 H st., north of Patent Office. Se for seven years from | — ‘OR RENT—We have 1 firet ol Which takes place on | _ Will be sold at public sale, on TUESO y HOUSES, furnished and unfurnished for sent, rise: 2 3 G, 14th inst., at 6 o'clock Guaid petition be heardat | ines. that handsome th P.m..on she prom. Tame in the city and Georgetown. , Also, TENEMENTS three-story and attic ‘a the Paten! 6 oD * day of Octo- | House, situated on 1th «tree wee: of four rooms, in bid NP & GREEN, her next. atl? Apa and “a Persons ‘are no- | K streets seuth. Navy Yara- “The hence hes —: set 1s Tutligencer Buliiis. | hpald eilion ongut act theese’? ve | fsctontmana, comrenionly atrentct Toute ad FOB BENT—a tine FRAME STABLE for six | “Persons opposing the extension are required to | tee Fa Rone of — mated ae rome carriage house “= ha} aaoe = in =e rotons meg eons chiections, specially | ipguire of the auctioncers. ey, - al le fort! : east 1 days a wale tam) Apply at 393K strect- bet oth and 10the eee te of bearing all mORy filed by either pare | at purchasers expanse AR and conveyancing FGEBENT, HOUSE No. 154 Penn. avenns tratemitted. tn —_ as LU D.L. WELLS & 0O., Ancts, een le 7 WR cad Foams, including bath room Toculre at atlas Pe calc aa atte furaiahed om application. |” | PRY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetewn, are en the premises, or at 453 12th atrost, bas timony must be filed in the office twen'y dave before | TWENTY BUILDING OR MABKET - a the day of hearing; the arcuments, if any, within GARDENS, NEAR GEORGETOWN. aT avuc- F 93 BENT—Six UNFURNISHED ROOMS at | ten daysafter fling the testimony: | Zion 2 No. 276 Pennsylvania avenue, between 11} Ordered. also. that this notice be published in | On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August 16th, and 12th sts. required je a the Grisiligencerand the Republican. Vashington, | 4 o'clock p. m.. I willsell, on the premires, part PORBENT Two FURS ISGED ROOMS slow | Pico satel” (or Gomercctegetunat, Oui: | oitarery tually ane. Gata trac of feud Pa, wit and airy. Prices $10 and @5. eae Bret of aid publications to beat least sixty days in the District of Columbia: about 1% alee avy. FFO2 BENT—In the Sitar Ottce Bullding. at the esa aed 7.0. THEAKEB, | turnpike and the Ridge Boao, I~ | corner of P ivanie svonue aud 1ifh missioner of Patents. | be divided into twen idimg Lote or Mark Lanmber of srcel and convention y situated Pi 8. Pitiere of te shove. 1 wd RA pwase Gordons, coch comnstalag: from feur to tacre BL BAI EB, af the Btar One ee eee eee ai cane FateRt Oftce with plication to WD. C, MCRDOCR, Bene art ‘OR RENT In the STAB OF FIOR running | on'ts: Georgetown Heights. pr INGS, corner of Penneylvania avenue and 11th | Bridge street’’ *t the Auction »No.t street, ROOMS suitable for law, realestate or auy | “Seams: Ses-qunrtee cocks othor ‘offices. Terme moderate. ion we wag -qnarter casb; balance 6,12, an the best in Washington, Apply 00 B. BAR | Darke. with interest. secured by & deed of Pa ? paner. 25, cocky RrOPerey,, Conveyancing and stamps a ngR SAL BENT—Two HOUSES, contain. i THOS. DOWLING. ar leasantiy ated itbsosian Wor particulars to FENW Spee Rr paear pear shy, EN IOK Tih etreet. near Canal Bridge. Robittieg IEEE ya era. For neuity of 1 referee : J1 38-cobw at} ren Tatham. 'G. rom i *D: ING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG h, editor a in- mae auireet ne POLE qrer Ham. | | Mre ARNE 3. meds rostauant, 202 Pa. avenue, ing ® 5 '¥ choo! for Mand vee. THOMAS H. FORD. penibes 0, Pes ave. eae