Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1866, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. _—-2 Corporat Affairs. BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Augast 13, 1966.—The Board met at the usual hour; present—Messrs, Barr, Cross, Gulick, Given, McCathran, Owen, ‘Tait, A. Lloyd, Edmonston, and Secretary S. V_ Noyes. In the absence of the President, T. E.jLloyd, en motion of Mr. A. Lioyd, Barr was called to the cha: The Chair laid before the Board a communi- cation from the Mayor, stating his approval of acts to grade and gravel N street north, from New Jer-ey avenue to North Capitol street; dor the reef of Jeremiah Grady; authorizing @n alley to be opened in square 357; and to Imsintain and increase the efficiency of the ublic schools for the school yeer commencing September 1. 1866, and for other purposes; also, Joint resolution authorizing a continued abate- iment in the payment of water taxes. The Chair laid before the Board a communi- cation from the Mayor, transmitting a protest from Messrs. Corcoran and Riggs, against the extension of the sewer now being constructed On | street Also, a communication from the Uity Sur- Veyor, transmitting an estimate of the cost of Paving? hb, izth, and 14th s‘reets west, from the canal to the stone paving on said streets. He states that 7th street has already been paved, and that to pave [2th and 14th streets will cost $750: referred to committee on improvements. Also, a communication from the Mayor, transmitting letter from R. C. Fox, asking to purchase or lease a lot on C street, between 13 and 6th streets, known as the “water lot;” re- ferred te police committee. Resolution from the Board of Common Coun- cil for suspending work on the sewer at the intersection of street west and I street north, was passed. Mr. Given presented the petition of E. F. Queen. asking permission to erect a frame s'ructure for bath-room adjoining his build. ing, reterred. Mr. A. Lioyd presented the petition of Johan Sheehan, protesting against the opening of al- Jey im square 513; referred Mr. Gulick presented the petition of certain property Owners, praying the removal of a gravel bar in Tiber Greek, with a bill for re- dd. mittee, to Which was referred the petition of E. F. (lueen, reported a bill granting permission to the pe- tiuoner to enclose a space of six feet adjoining ; his frame building for use as a bath-room assed 3 Bill granting permission to Patrick O'Brien to retain & frame shed next his brick building Was passed. Mr. Gutick. from the finance committee, re- Ported & substitute for the bill authorizing the Mayor to anticipate the revenue to amount of 55," 0, for continuance of erection of the new schoo! building in the First District. The sub- stitute requests the Mayor to carry into effect ihe act tor building the proposed school-house, approved March 12th, 1°64; makes an appro- »riation for the purpose, and authoriz-s the Mayor to borrow a portion of the money requi- site for carrying the act into effect, if such a | course shonid be necessary to raise funds be- | fore the butiding 1s finished. | The substitute was opposed by Mr. Edmon- | Ston. and yocated by Messrs. MeCathran Sud Given: after which it passed—yeas <, nays | 1—Mr. Edmonston, whoexpiained that he was | opposed only to the anticipation of the rev- | enue Mr. Gulick, from the finance committee, Yeported back the bill making appropriations io Geiray the general and contngent expenses cf the Corporation for the fiscal year ending | June 30, I-67, which was amended by pro- | viding that the amounts appropriated for con- iingentexpenses, cleaning, whitewashing, &c., of the market houses, be expended under the direction of the market commissioners; by pro- Viding that of the $2,¢0v appropriated for the salary of the Register, $900 be paid to the as- sistant in his offlee: by providing that the sal- aries ofthe Harbormaster and assistant Har- bermaster be paid out of the harbor tand and ho other: and by imereasing the appropriation Jor contingent expenses of the fire department | trom $4,000 to 36,000; after which the bill was passed, and goes back to the Lower Board as amended. Mr. MeCathran introduced a resolution re- Questing the Corporation Attorney to inform this Board what power this Corporation has to probibit Sunday excursions by steamboat trom this city; passed Several bills from the Board of Common Council, were read and referred. Common Council bills for improvement of E Street north, from New Jersey avenue to ist street west, and to condemn lot in square 870, to be used as an alley; and jointresolution req uest- ing the Mayor to have the obstructions cansed by piles at the intersection of D street and New Jersey Avenue (to support the railroad track) Temoved without delay, were passed Mr. Barr introduced a resolution requesting the Canal uoners to report as to theex- pediency of using railroad iron in the floors of ibe bridges across the canal: passed. Adjourned. Common Councit.—President Moore in the chair, and all the members present. A Message was received from the Mayor an- Bouncing bis approval of the following acts: For the relief of James Dorman; sewer on L | street, from Vermont avenue to Ith street; | authorizing Amos Hunt to erect a frame stable Adjoining a brick; to grade and gravel North | Capitol street, trom Massachnsetts ayenue to | L street: for flag footways in the Fifth Ward: tor @ reassessment of cost of aliey in square 36v. Also, & communication from the Sur- Veyor, transmitting, in accordance witha reso- lution, an estimate o: $5,000 for a brick bridge over Tiber Creek, at F street north; referred. Mr. Joyce was appointed on the part of the Board on the joint committee on the erection of #<tation-house in the Second Ward. following were introduced:—By Mr. | Drury—Bill to grade and pavealleys in square 165, referred. Joimt resolution to cause the cessation of work on all that part of the sewer vn I street, west of 16th street; passed. [The property holders bordering on — d improvement allege that as being laid now the sewer will not benefit them.—Rep.] By Mr. Baker—Resolution requesting the committee on improvements to inquire into the expedien- cy of reporting a bill to charge a specific sum jor each scholar attending the public schools; passed. Bill to grade and pave alleys in square th. referred. By Mr. Peugh—Additional evi- dence in the case of Adam Hansell; referred. Resolution authorizing the intment of a committee to revise the health laws, ted; and Messrs. Peugh, Morsell, and ul- loy were appointed. Resolution requesting the Collector of Taxes to report the amount of taxes (general and special) collected during the year ending the 30th of June iast, er j ing what amount bas been carried to the gen- eral and ward funds; adopted. Bull appropri. | ating $1,000 to bridge Tiber Creek at M street north, and for grading M street, from North | to 6th street east; referred. By Mr. Simms— Petition of W. H. Reordan for reimbursement | tor damages to bis property caused by the neglect of the Corporation; referred. By Mr. Anderson—Petition of Hirberger and others in relation to the assessment for asewer in E street. Mr. Dudley—Petstion of Michael Wallace for the remiss on of a fine. By Mr. ‘Talpert—Bill to change the manner of col- jecting paving and other special taxes; ordered to be printed and referred. By Mr. Peake— Bill to set curb and pave gutters on 7th and 11th streets east; referred. ibe following were. reported from commit- tees :—By Mr. Peugh, (ways and means)—Bill | Abolishing the Office of assistant harbor master; assed. by Mr. Stewart, (improvements)— 111 for foot pavement on the west front of j square 161; passed. Bill to condemn an alley | im square S70: recommitted, Bill to relay the foot pavements on G street north, near New Jersey avenne, made n by & change of grade. passed. Bill toset curb and pave foot- ‘way on west side of square 134; passed. Bill to grade and pave alley in square 535; passed. Bill for flag J sonics across New Jersey ave- nue. on the north side of D street: recommitted. By Mr. Drury, (police)—Bill to allow Francis Eckhart to erect two porches on I=th street, 75 feet beyond the building line: rejected. Joint resolution requesting the Mayor to have the piles removed at the corner ot New Jersey avenne and D street; passed. By Mr. Dudley, (public schools)—Bill making appropriation to the salaries of the teach- ers of public schools. &e. After a long debate, recommitted. By Mr. » (claims)—U favorably on the petition of Julia Carso: committer discharged. By Mr. Marche, (im- provements)—Subdstitutes for bill authorizing tbe condempation of a portion of a lot in square $70 for alley purposes; substitute adopted and bill passed. ‘The resolution im relation to the improve- ment of the channel ofthe Potomac River was received trom the Aldermen, with an amend- ment, siriking out the preamble, which was non-concusred in. Also, bill authorizing E. F. Queen two erect a frame addition (for bath- Toom) to his residence; passed. Bill to remove a bar in Tiber Creek: passed. Bill authorizing SA H. Marks to erect an iron railing beyond his building line; lost, and subsequenuy yote reconsidered and bill recommtted. At 10.15 te Board adjourned. Fe Tue Magket bag 2 ag peo Papen Will be glad to see that the police are co-oper ating with the clerk of the Genter Market in strietly enforcing the laws for regulation of the market, and the licensed dealers, who Rave With reason com: ated, of egy wal pe pedal vegeta! throug! . a p aud the officers. This morning, Officer Bark- ey arrested Michael Kenney for ae ‘without license: O. FE. Duffy, for the sume of- Tence; also, selling unsound pro }; also, baving a glandered horse in market; mAs Jones, coloréd, for selling decayed vegetables, Wa- arrested by Officer Bresnahan. They were ned $5 m each case. } AvyoTuEr Forcrry CuarcEp To Coorer.— +t long elmcea Pe quistuon cam~ to tue Lieas. ury D: partment from a well Known paymas- ter for $35,W00, with directions to make a draft on a special gored other than the usual depository on which drafts were drawn in favor of this prymaster. The clerk who at- tends to this business being ill, one who is not accustomed to the work took his piace, and. in his confusion did not take notice of the special direction for sending the draft, but turned to the book and found the name of the Cepository to which the drafts were heretofore sent, & forwarded the draft for $35.0), accord:ngly .The money was received by the Paymaster, and explanations follewed, when it turned out that the requisition had never bern drawn upon the Treasury by the Pay- master, but it was a forgery, perpetrated by Wm. Ringgold Cooper, who was a few days ago arested at Priladelphia for other for- geries, and for swindling the Government out 0: $50,000. —>—_— T Po.ice Titiws.—Yesterday, Major Richards, of the Metropol: Police, issued the following order tothe department, which explains itself: WasuinoTon, Ang. 13, 1866.—General Order 165 —Lieutenant - = Pace ee act of Congress approved July 23, 1966, and in obe- dience to an order of the Board of Police, adopted at their meeting beld on the 9th inst., the members of this force will hereafter be known and addressed by the following titles, viz:—The chiet executive officer, formerly known as Superintendent, as Major, former sergeantsas Lieutenants, roundsmen as Ser- geants, pape aay agence as Privates. You will read this order to your command, and instruct them to govern themselves accordingly. A. C. Ricnarps, Msjor and Superintendent. atatin CHARGES OF ROBBING THE GOVERNMENT.— Yesterday, officer Garrett, of the Seven:h Ward. arrested Wm. H Prince upon acharge of stealing certain furniture, &c., the property of the Government, from the ‘ks, on Capitol Hill. The case was laid before Justice Handy, who holds it for further hearing. George Thomas was arrested by officer Barker, of the Seventh Ward, on the complaint of Robt. F. Magee, who charged the prisoner with the larceny of three jackscrews, the Property of the Government, from the U.S. Navy Yard. The screws are valued at $200, and the accused was held to bail for court in $500 by Justice Handy. ——e Ne is Ratt ror Covnt—Last Sunday night, Frank Stewart and John Stewart, after having pent the day in buggy riding and drinking, wound up their exercises by a series of pro- miscuous assaults On various parties, kneck- ing down two men and a woman in their course near the northern boundary. Com- pisint was made to Lieut. Johnson, of the sec- ond precinct, who directed officers Baily and Mulicy to arrest them, which was prompt done. Justice Walter held Frank Stewart bail for court for assanlt and battery on Dan’! Jones and Martha Johnson. John Stewart Was dismissed in the assault cases. and was fined $5 for being drank and disorderly —e——_—_—_ ANOTHER Case ‘TEMPT. lor Was arrested by officer S. the charge of creating a ing his servant to throw bage in a public alley, and was taken betore Justice Walter. While the Justice was engaged im hearing the evidence, Mr. Nailer denied that the charge 2 just one, And behaved in sucha man- ner that the Justice was compelled to suspend the examimation. Mr. N. charged that the case was one of malicious prosecution, and re- fusing to be quiet, Justice Walter committed him to jail for contempt for 12 hours. ir. George Clements, nuisance. by allow. aa SES MENCY OF THE POLICE — Washington, ith —Evifor Ster: Permit a ciuzen to bear evidence te the efficiency of our police. Last night « horse was stolen trom my planta- tion, twelve miles trom Washington. This morning, before I was out of bed, the ho ht to my door by 4 policeman named the party charged with the tueft dged in prison. Such instances of faithful service should certainly receive the commendation of the public. —_—§ DisoRDERLY } ROE: terday, officers Rath and Campbell, of the Third Ward. ar- Tes four colored individuals for disorderiy conduct. They are of the class that comes under the regulations of the Freedmen’s Bn- Teau, and Justice Walter very promptly turned them over to that institution. und it is hoped that they will be locked up inthe bn- rean till they learn to behave in an orderly manner. They were not mere children, but negroes ranging from 16 to 23 years of age. = — Pic Nics To-pay.— Washington City Garden. The Friendship Club advertise u grand after- noon and evening pic nic to-day, and if the weather improves, 2 good time may be ex- pected. Family Pic c.—Help the needy. Lincoln Camp. No Sons of Liberty, advertise a social family pic nic at Seventh street Park this afternoon and evening tor the benefit of the Portiand sufferers. This noble charity | should attract a crowd. > GranpD Lanceny.—Charles Jones was ar- rested yesterday by Sergeant Brewer, of the Third Ward. for the larceny ofa coil of rope, valued at 2i3 | The prisoner is a negro, and acknowledzed the selling of the rope, but de. nied the stealing. The owner of the rope is John: Wesse, and it was found in the posses. sion of a butcher in the market. who paid the prisoner $1.50 for it. The prisoner is held for a hearivg by Justice Morsell. gee Parponep —The President has pardoned M D. Herrington, who, under the name ot George Orth, was convicted of larceny and sentenced | to three years in the Albany Penitentiary at the last term of the Criminal Conrt; and, also Mary Jobnsou, who was convicted of a simi- lar offence and sentenced for one year. IN New YORK FoR TRIAL —George Kellop» arrested here for the embezzlement of $2,500 from his employers, Van Wart & McCoy, im- porters, Beekman sireet, New York, has ar- rived in that city in custody, and will prob- ably soon be brought to trial. —_e Str Dominic’s.—The young men ef St. Dominic's congregation will give a grand pic nic at Seventh street Park next Tuesday. Tickets only 25 cents. > JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.—Wm. R. Bradford and H. C. McCoy have been by the President commissioned Justices of the Peace in and for this District. a CITY ITEMS. THE Pic-Nic of Covenant Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., in consequence of the rain yesterday, was post- poned until Monday next. See advertisement. sees GoLp PLATED JEWELRY and Silver Piated Ware received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania ayenue, third door from 4% street. ADVERTISED BY SMILES is Sozodont, and if ow Use it daily, the white gleam of the pearls tween the parted rubies will prove its ex- cellence as a Dentifrice. and the sweetness of the breath will attest its purifying properties. —_o—_—_— THE rooKs for sale of shares of Brady's Gymuasium will beopen untilthelsth. Price of shares S=. which entitles the holders to all the privileges ot the gymnasium, bath, &c., &c. Shares may be had atthe Gymnasium, o2. 44, and 6, Louisiana avenue, andall the banking houses in Washington. 2 —— eh eeeat Coreus \Np CoLps.—Those who are. suffer- inz trom Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &c., should try “Brown's Bronchial Troches.”’ asimple remedy, which isin almost every case effectual. The Troches have been tested by time, and pronounced universally superior to all other articles fer the same pur- pose. —.—__ PENNIES can be had meuy quantities at the Star office counter. « —_—e—___ Corns, bumiexs, Ciud and inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout Surgeon Chiro Rooms ELL. On the morning of the 13th in- oder ating linen, HONORA. the wite of her ‘The faneral joeday after- take place loth. at 3 o'clock. lativ pont Pi tnens reapecttully invited toattend, = 'WELU. On Monday evening at 3 o'clock, woe Me ¥ CANTWELL, ace ‘7 years, — Ses A ge secretes conte ® ut r, -—< Osntwell. 10th street, between P and ( sts. janes tri nd acquaintances of the tamily a seopouitul } invited to attend. * LEE. In Geor; on “~ fab foatent, st nutes t B.. only w bslovedeon of fm mmuel and Bilen ee-azed 1 your, ofits foneral will take place on eter oe OED, At 33% o k . from the resiceuee of Mira cratt. No. 118 Beall atrest (Cincinnati, O., papers please copy | bd STEWART. In this city, on Saturday morni: Inet Tage atih Jone of her age, Mrs, anh BIEW: “"” ENorfolk papers please copy J rt MY AHRPR RSS senyad abi ET GERMAN BOY, ABOUT 14 OB 15 fi it. Tagaire age at, Georgetown, ibaa C3 (3 woman,® ANTED— tabi v AEIECR TION" 0 coone Z hand Troa.t : Dectt wanton: Bevo note toBox Nori Ste Of ree wan a lady wishes JAS 2 fg ea reenee ‘oun, ting apd fi Indice and children's dresses, cuttin, les 5 dress, for week, AD . Star Office. eu 14-3t" pi Sa a OE 01 will have house-firin . For terms eppiy cor. 13% and Det ste., island, et ¥ gu 14-3t™ Se ANTED-0; before Sept. Ist, a HOUSE of Sor7 rooms, Between Strang ots it. and Le —P eat north. Adi eet tt aud locati fs partment, USA, au lest W Sota good OOACHEM IE on D st., 9th and 10th stree's. No aul wrest, WAL WV 4NTED—A HOUSE with 16 or 18 rcome and large yard attuched. “Address *Commtttes, id Star office. 13-1 WwW ANTED—In a Catholic family, BOABD and ROOM for a gentleman and wife. “en terms Bu 13 Bt" re location, Post Office Box 47%. WwW ANTED—A young LADY to attend a fancy store. None but those acquainted with the business peed apply. City references required. Oall at 431 E street, near 7th—New York Cheap Fancy Store. au 18 2t* J ANTED—By a man who understands his Dusiners, a SITUATION in a claim agent's SBice, 3 *) apr be Say mena oem 10) rom four i ours a day. ret BEEK, Star omce, = 13 Bt" WARTED-a comfortable HOUSE, by Ist of September, either farnished or unfurni-hed, With Serl0rooms water and gas. Any one hay- ing such ahonse will find a good tenant by «d- dretsing Post Office Box 646, stating terms and location. au 13-3t* Wart ‘D—A firs lass COOK. None but thoroughly ee it ones need apply at Ni 400 4th street, near City Hall. aa ANTED—A cood COOK, WASHER AND TRONER in Uniontown. about one hundred yards from the butment of the Bridge. Bither call or addrees Un ontown Post Offceat B F. MAR- TIN an 11-3t* V / ANTED—By « young man of experience and abilities a SITUATION overseer on a gentleman's farm. Good reference given if re quired. Address J.A.D.,47 Dunbarton street, Georgetown, eu 11-3t* JANTED—A neat and convenient small HOUSE, containing not less tban four rooms, atarental of Sit0 per annum, by reliable and permarent tenant, Address OC, B. T., Star Office. an 10-2w* oO. 1-3t* ANTED—Aa STEWARD'S POSITION. in a hotel club bouse, or boarding-hont Years of experience ina northern city, with « natural epicurean taste, have made the advertiser one of the best caterers ano managers that can be found. Wonld engage on a per centage or salary. Noob: eon to leaving Washincton for any part of the nited States. Address STEWAED, Star Office. aul) st V TAN —Gold and Silver Watches and Gents’ Clothing, any articles of at R. FULTON &CO.'s, ubrokers, 0! street. three doors north of Penn a avenue. 5 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, for sale cheap. jy 21 €02m* W4ntte —SKOOND HAND FOURNITURB® Also. MIRRORS, OABPETS. BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 696 7th street jen-t? between G and H. east side FOR SALE AND RENT. OB RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, Nagin at | F 16 rooms, with modern improvements, sitaate No. 4™6 E street, between Sti andeth. Bent @is0, inadvance. Inquire of STAKB & CO., 300 F et.. bet ith and lth. au 7-6t" SOB E—Three ry BRICK HOUSE, il rooms, With modern improvements. Also. - eral Frame Houses. desirably situate 300 1 balance $25 bites uptil paid, Inunire 30. st., from] to 4. sullim"} STARR & © For BENT—A three story BBIOK HOUSE with 2, 121 poms and all modern improvements. sitis- ed on J Hy . between Band. ars inquire of T. M. HARVEY » Wtn and Lith TS LET—Very desirable Furnished ROOMS, for offices and lodging. Also. furnished and unfurnished HOUSES, near this office. BD. L. WELLS & CO., au 7-6t corner 10th and F street Fo SALE—The commodions and extensive HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north- t corner of North Oapitol and Boundary sts residence of Chas. G. Uhlman. The pro- perty has s large brick dwelling and outhouses, and spacious cellars. Terms easy. Apply on the Be gnices, 10 Mss. MINA UHLMANN; orto DL, ELLS & CO.. Real Estate Brokers, northwess rer luth and iy 8-tf Fok BENT—That handsome 3 story and base- ment RESIDENCE, No. 266 F street north having all the modern iinprovements; hot and cold water, bath room; with cas fixtures tosame, In- quire at 490 H street. north Patent Office, jy 2-t JAMES TOWLES, Agent. Fe RENT—The BTORE No. 321 D street, near jith. It fronts immediately on Penna. avenne, and isone of the largest and most conv niently situated store. rooms in Washington city, Apply to C. B, BAKER. at the Star Office, je3) tf puary-xinti CONGRESS, FIRST SES- SION-8, 269. Ax Act to protect the manufacturers of mineral water in the District of Columbia, and for other urpose Re vt emacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con gress asseméled. That all manufacturers and ven ders of mineral waters and other beverages hy law allowed to be «old im bottles, upon which their names or their mark or marks shall be ae ctively impresse:|, may file with the clerk of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia description of such bottles and of the name or marks thereon, and skall cause the same to be published for not less than twe weeks, successively. ina daily or weekly newspaper published in said District of Colambia Sc. 2. And be ot further enacted, That it ia here- by declare: to be unlawful for any person or psr- sons hereaft without the permission of the fill with mineral wa- ich bottles so marked uch bottles somarked y her of such owner or owners thereof: and eve ¥ person xo offending shall be Hable to a penalt ’ of fifty cents for evel bottle so filled, or Id. or used. or disposed of, or bought. or trafficked in, for the first offence: and five dollars for every subsequent offen pe —— red as other fines in said District ot jambia. In accordance with the provisions of the above law of Congress, passed at its late approved ly the President of the ted States, July 28, 1866. L append hereto a deacription of the bottles belonging to and used by me, and caution or all persons against dealing or traticking using said bottles, as I will enforce the prov of the law against all persons so offending : cy er 4 ist. Glass Bottles for Mineral Water, “Arny & phipn, Georgetown, D. 0.,” and "A. 8. This bottle is never sold.” Glass Bottles for Porter and Ale. marked “‘Arpy & Shinn. Georgetown. D. C.,” and "A. & 8. This bottle is never sold. - Glass Bottles for Mineral Water, marked \B. A. Shinn. Georgetown, D. ©.,” and “8. This bottle Fr sold.”? Bottles for Porter and Ale, marked » Georgetown, D. O.,” and “8. This sold.” for Hines! Water ked a5 an. 6th. Stor is Beer, marked “BR, A, Shinn, G .c.” 7th. Stone Bottles for Spruce Beer, marked “Arny & Shinn. Spruce Beer ”” Sth. Stone Botites 235, meets marked *Arny & Shinn. Superior Mest LEY A. SHINN, Union Bottling Depot and 576 Wing Boor of Ole reen corner of Olive. = =e ‘Georgetown. D. co. _au 6-2 LOUBI FEED ! SALTIII A complete assortment of ALL GBADES OF FLOUR, bo which we solicit the attention of BAKERS AND GROCERS. MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAY, and all kinds of FEED at low rates. BO U; U sz. GROUND ALUM, 1 TURK’S ISLAND SALT for sale Jow in lots to suit by my %-tf W.M. GALT & 00. In@ PQBICKLA BeOS ASSL 178 BRANCHES. Th red to executel; Smdbver Al kinds oe BRICK SND SFOS ASONRY, ineiedieg house —— and wr ing. construc: were. by a setting Grates, Banges and Ovens, at Fonsonabie ices, ders left at 169 I street, Washington, or 119 ated Georgetown, ‘will be promptly at- d to. “itt J. ¥ OOLLINS. IME LIME!: 4 a ‘iber ij tantly in recei LIME in bare FREI rom theres a ‘illiame- port, Md., which he ote LO ices JAMIN DABBY, _iy 25-0olm pac SAC. T. OOF OSES BATES en Se tte 41 SONTAG, of Siattnses earahtzeccs tg Bt ust J ED AND ALE, TWO ana Se \NGOR LATHS. | FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘WO SMALL RE iz Wh ciorry corner of eult F } RENT_A FRAME rth. bet ‘west. si rooms, with collar ‘att ae ade 8 Fo SALE—A Frame HOUSE end LOT, five rooms. H street north, between 2'tb and 2ist ‘or particulars inquire on the premises. THREE SE TO A ‘ated on F atteetard Bal timore and (bto Bail ee Si. in ee ge ds a: . eat 5 lew Jersey avenues, be- tween EK and F streets north. Su i¢-3t™ ‘OR RENT two small B: cairo et ST ire of Tinh ena i3t lest OB RENT— le BRICK BESIDENGE. Lhe a a eA 1a. and nice side lot. BENT—Situ- rooms, water, Rent $75 per month. Furnitureforsale. Apply on the prem- s afters p ra au 14 6t™ OB SALE- GOOD WILL and FIXTURBS of ® medinm size store, on Penn's avenne, south side, between 9th and Ith sts, A good stand for mest any kin\ of business. Address T. W.C , Btar Office. au lst" star @Mice, aed ; OB SALE—Several HOUSES at a sacrifice. I ‘al HOUSES, containing from 6 to 12 Also. for rent. on Ist Septe: ber, nicely -farnished HOUSE of ten rooms month, MITCHELL & £0N, Broker au 14-6t 8. E. cor. Pa. av. and 16th Horses IN GEORGETOWN FOR RENT— One new, first-class. with all modern im provements. 18 rooms, with casand water through | out.corser Washington and Dunbarton streets, pext to my residence. One donhle COTTAGE, No. 41 Montgomery street. with gas and water, 9rooms and cellar. A. HYDE, 122 Washington street, auli-St orin Riggs & ©o.’s Banking Hon: Fo BEN'—A three story ERIOK HOUSE, 7 rooms. with gas and other convenie: Lo cation healthy. Apply at No, 460 L between 1 orth, h and 13th streets, Qu 13-3" | Meee REN T—Two of those three-story and aitic HOUSES on the north side «f Penn’a avenue, between 2th and 25th sts. Bent $40 per month in advance. apply toL. F. CLABK, No. 24% Pa. ave.. bet 12th and 13th ets. au 13-6t* ‘0 BENT—Two new story OOTTAG containing 3 rooms each, on Chestnnt =t . an Qsts., four d oors from 14th st., with separate yards, woothouses, &c. Bentlow. all before 8 &. m., or after 3 afternoon, au 13-3t" SE BENT—at 49% i2th <treet, between E and F, newly furnished ROOMS on second floor, and two unfurnished ROOMS; also, two large FRONT BOOMs. suitable for first-class offices au i3 3t* Fo BENT—The HiOU8E No. 555 Ma. ave., bet %h and lth st. , Island, near the Depot of the Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria Railroad Company, at Slo per mouth. Apply to JAS. G NAYLOR, No. 15 La, » opposite City Hall Square a 13-3t Fe: RENT—HOUSE No 9, on t north side of New York avenue, between ith and 6th Streets, containing eight rooma, and furndahed with water, Apply te JAMES @ NALLOB. No. 1s a avenue, Opporite City liall Suare. Bu 13-3t* Fk SALE A well-built nearly new tvo story BKIOK HOUSK, containing ei zht rooms with two parlors, dining room and kitchen on first floor marble mantels and grates in parlors, a sesallthrovch thehouse. Will bes id at a’bar- gain Apply onthe premises, No. 284 E street, between Jith and 1th sts. au 13 3t* Ok RENT—One HOUSE with five reems, on Capitol Hill. Inquire at 32% north B street, Si urd strect east, or, 515 New Jersey avenue. au 1)-6t™ PF ossisaep BOOMS FOR NT--From $10 to $18 per month Boarding at $5 per week Also, a STURE FOR RENT. At No. 485 6th street, between C and Louisi 1 im* {OB RENT—Five new FRAME HOUSES, four rooms each, tituated at the corner of 1th and F strects cast, near Md. ave. inquire at 429 Penn. ave., bet. 3d and 439 sta. an lit" | lar RENT—FURKNISHED HOUSE, No. 374 Ath street. between E and F streets, near Ofty Rell. Three story brick, with back building, coptaining W rooms and cellar. water and gas, Tnaatre at the premises, from 5 0 6 0 clock ». m, aul st" 7OR SALE—A BUUILDING LOT, (with the of two.) elt n 12th st. back 95 feet to Title perfect ng at cost of purchaser, Inguire at 260 Patreet. between ith and 16th au L-6t* Fe SALE—A very desirable new BUILDING, the front of which has been fitted np for astore, with six roows, in an excellent location fora gro- cery d ligner store, or any kind of buainess. Inquire at 497 1 @treet, between £ and F. at 6 ‘clock in the ev, aa ll-st Foe RENT—A HOUSE of six rooms and Furni- ture for sale, Inquire at 24% 8th street north, after 4p. m. an j0-2w* {OR RENT. thrce story BRICK DWELL- ING SIOUSE. with back building attached for servants’ use. locate on B street north 24 and 3d streets. Inquire at 506 Pennsylvani avenue. au 10-10t* A pgoeyENIERT AND, WELL boost ED BRIOK HOUSE, WITH SOME FURNITURE, FOR KENT—wine ‘rooms, gas, water, and bath room, &c. Rent 380 per month. Apply 'at GIBBS’ Hair Store, 242 Peon. avenue, near 13th st. au 1)-6t {OR RENT—T! handsome three-story and F a ut DWELLING. containing 12 rooms. with all modern range, hot and cold water, t tures. Possession given immed ing to GEO. OOUBTNEY, 54 Loui = ee @u W-4t* tween 6th and 7th streets. 467 FOUR BOOMS Tu RENT—Furnished * crunfarnished—at No. 467 13th street, between E and F ste, aus-tt FSB SALE-A well built 2 story Frame HOUSE in a thriving location, 5 rooms and dry cellar. Apply are th, between N and V streets north. au 5-6 ¢' low for carts Fee BENT—A FARM containing about 20 acres. half of which is under cultivation The property i# situated on the Marlboro’ road. 3% miles from Navy Yard bridge, Washington. Pos session given in the fall. For particulars inquire of Mrs TRIMBLE, onthe premises. aus st” OB BENT—The thr ory BBIOK DWELL- ae. Reyes ogee eee at eee T of 10th ap reets. Inland. Inquire of W. i. & 0. H. MOBRISON, Booksellers, Nos 438 end 440 Penn’a avenue. aa tf ny NT—A large DWELLING HOUSE, near F aes stern end or Bridge street, Georgetown nearly has 1s rooms, gas and water through- . jarge lot attached. Forterms apply to Outs anda large lot ot OgEPH LIBBEY. Jr au 7-6t No. 27 Water st,, Geergetown. Fe. ~RENT—A ROOM. suitable for some light hauical work. Inquire of eens eens tH, SOBNEIDER an 8 eolm™ 273 Penn 1D OB SALE—A GARDEN #ABM, of 20 or 0 acres, bear the city, with besutifal building site. Can be bought cheay on reasonable terms, if bought before Be. ber lat, 1356, Ap- ply to ALEXANDER & SON, corner of 7th and F streets, Washington. au 6-10" ( NE OB TWO VEBY PLEASANT FUB- NISHED ROOMS to pando moderate pont fag ny Soo amore location. In- quire at 325 H street. au 3-1 fice. Posses- WES, jy 2-tf 490 H ast., north of Patent Office. JOR RENT—We have several first class F Movsees furnished and antarnishea ret aes iy the city and Georgetown. | Also, TENEMENTS m8 irs’ ard, ieee DOWNMAN & GREEN, Jem-tf 18 Intelligencer Bailding. Foz Beet 4 tee FRAME STABLE B for six toa on Temperance Alter bet, 3 ak son ete on rance ’. '. Ls Apply at 393 B street, bet-oth and loth, my 16 Ob BENT—HOUSB“NaciS4 Penn. avenu: between 17th and 13th streets, containt, juire at Chine a a rooms, incinding bath ‘room. Inq Bt ¢ premises, Or at 453 12th street. bet. Gand.” : 17 6-tf Fo REN T—That desir and convenient four story BUILDING, No 46% Pa av.. (recentl; connected with the U.S. Hotel.) hae a large baci di Weill suited fora Public or Boards House, For terms apply to Messrs, ABLE & 00> os 1 ep eb eetme UNF! iD BOO! at Mo, u76 Penmeyivania avenues between Tet i2thats. Beferenees required Je 19-tf /B RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS. \~ Fide aigy "tree and @5. eee, . avenue, near 2ist st. Fo RENT—In the Star Office Building. at the ner ivenia, venue and 11! corner of Pen: x of excellent and conveniently sit 4 rms . juire of O, iF et Me Allee 0} of Pennsylvania res Tg eg? ie ices. iredest in Washington. Apply to Office. 30 FOESALE O8 BENT—Two HOUSES, contain- ing gee and water, tJ jeasently Punitive Bet os \dge. iy 28-eot t ‘TEWART’S Sash, Tih street. near Oana! B: Fag 5 Ae ‘in Fos PERE ay Gano at ‘for gieare. ea AUCTION SALES. a TEE THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW FT J.0. McGUIRE & CO., Ancticnsers. SALE OF SQUARE 9=0. sites foudall Greet, a0h te trent of the farm - AUCTION SALES. $$$ (For other Auction Sales see fourth page.) BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsors. av N SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDIN: SegeTsns LOT. iting on New Jersey avenue, bet. od north. of On the Yy On THURSDAY. Toth tnatant.at go'cleck p.m, | By vistue of wdsed Of Crust, aatea September 2. gn the premises, Lot No. 6 fn Bquare NO. 6:9, | 3863, and recorded in Liber J 4.5. °. nee Raving = fost front. ransing back @ good depth. count ee oes oe ae traanenn ts 0013 _OREEN & WILLIAMS, ancts, | Domed. wil rit t5 Se Rho ees aaa B* DOWNMAN a GBEEN, Beal Estate x no afterscen, Sqeare No 8, Ors. ca ee ee eet On THURSDAY, August 15, we will sell, at | residue in 6 and 12 months, with iuterest from auction, those desirable Building Lots,7,8, ate of sale. the purchaser to give nowe of — 11, 12, and 13, in square 157, betwee: ameunt, to be secured by © oo FS and north P street. and 17th and 13th rty. Allcomveyanci erampe at the cat Terms : Half cash, balance of the purchaser, who atten eon — secured by deed of trast. $20 cash on cack lot oneer at the the time of = when knocked off. fe are not complied with within Sve days from DOWNMAN & GREEN. the day of eele trustees reserve She right te auli-dts {Intel} Beal Estate Brokers. | resell the above rest, the risk and cost B* JAS. O. McGUIBE & OU., Auotionsers. onelweek 's notice ip A SALE_OF STOCK. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at5% o'clock, be at theAaction Rooms. all seli— Sy T-w 138100 . We shi $4.00 National Metropolitan Bank Stock. Will be added— $900 Corporation of Washington 6 percent, Quar- lerly Stock. 545 Co rporation of Washington 6 per cent. Half- yearly Stock ied JAS. C. McGUIRE & O0., Ancts_ ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aurtionecrs. VERY VALI ABLE On TLBSDAD. August ieth, at éo'clock P.M.» ) Lots 3.4.5. 6,7 and 5 Plant's eu! iquare No. 698, ‘ Da etrect wast. Letreet eouth and Del- e, val Lots i an]'2 ¥ J. 0. McGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers, aware 8VeD TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITES ‘ke whole of ori 7. in eame CONTIGUOESTOTNE CATY,ON TER HIGH | Terms cath. ‘All convey: GROUNDS BETWEEN KALORAMA AND ancing and stampe at the pnrcbaser’s cost @io MEBIDIAN HILL down 5 cab jot whea knocked off On MONDAY. the 13th of August. at 5 o'clock OS T. K PLANT, Bes! Barate Avent a | remises, I shat! sell Lot 4, of the an64d GREEN & WILLIAMS Accts ‘act of lan a —T ead nown ss the “Wilow's Mite,” sab = Seen in nine cottage sites, of about four acres his land is situated onthe bigh crounds north west of and conticuous to the city, and is one of the most beautiful tocations in this wi-inity for ace reside Stes @s it does, anex- and the enrroundin, ntry,andisof easy approach. direct threngh from Connecticut avenue, ¥ D. L. WELLS & 0O . Auctioneers. Will be sold at public eale on TUESDAY EVE- NING, lath inst., at o'clock p mon the prem- isee, that handsome th ee story abd atic Frome ou-?, situated op 1th « pact. Letween Land K etreete -enth. Nav» Yard The beuse has four- md comvenieotly-erranged rooms. and Dene ot the best locations ia the Dis- For turther partioulars as to terms. ire of the auctioneers S100 downatsale Stamps and conveyanciag at aver Secpense. Title perfect DL WELLS & 00., Ancts, B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. AME HOUSk AT AUCTION On TUBSDAY next, the l¢thinstan:. | will sell, for whom it may concern. an old Frame House, ble in consequence of the prospect either of Kal: rama or Meridian Hill being selected to build the for the President, it being be ditis also proposed to con re ron out Connecticut xve., ry. ‘There is also @ quarry of stone place, to which purebasers will be priv ileged to get the stone from gratis for the foun dations of any buildings they may desire to erect on these sites, ituated op the vert ie Of Water treet, near late of the property may be seen at the anctien | © : vey room etd: Gr Motels & Con mien th property | $B corner of Duck Lane to be removed within may be purchased at private sale oes ie eens eek: Terms: One-balf cash; residue 6, 12 snd 18 fume” ‘ie onths, with interest, fer notes secured on the | vaca JAS, C MOU eb Bae: | PRY JAS O. MCGUIEE & GO, Auctioneers, iy I7-dts ““fint. Rep] 7 : key | PIANO FORTE AND BOUSEUOLD FURNI- RF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN On WEDNESDAY MOBNING. Augnst int wnsequence of the inclement weather, until commenctns at iW o'clock, “e shell sell, at BM THUBSDAY, August 16.» e montane pines. 397, New York avenue. at the north east corm Trustee of 13th etreet. a ellent see: rtmen eulédte J.C. McQUIRE & 00. Aucts, | pti Fatnitnre concn eae iaeortment of House = TA u CcTl ON - = mat se, octave Piano Forte, Stool and On THURSDAY EVE IN Double Parlor Suite, 2Arm Ancust1s.at6 p, | Walnut Hair .. We Will offer at auction those val Build nd SSideCbairs ing Easy 3 It iz, end. 13, iu Susans um. neg ~ M = » Contre Tables between’ Mursechiusetts ‘avenue ‘apd P street | Bet Rock, Soe Oren Rene Terms. One-half cash: Dalance in six and twelve | Bureaus, Wachstands. and Bedeteads, and Carved Pedstead« ses. Mosk Mi: monthe, secured by ceed of t ust own on each lot when koocke ouveyancing and ther Pillows, Bobten Stamps ot purchaser's ost “TA | Totlet Ware, Moaquite DOWNMAN & GREBN, | Walnut Rxtension Ta! ‘and Sideboard, Dintag Rea! Est: Brokers ‘Chairs _an i¢-dte 18 Intelli Butidin, Brussels sibree ad —_. laareie Carpets, Bugs, 3S MER“CAN pus” end Matting. Pare Street Hose sh! OTA POBLIS OEEe, ‘ANOMIOUS' | Large Fiat top Coek Stove and Fixtures Brn re ARTRR MASTER'S Ors ce. 2 i | eer ites aes ALT Move, Mo, Augnst 1). 1 vl e.. BC. Wilt besold at her anchorage. sou'h sideof busin, |Intel.& Rep | J.C, McGUIRE & CO., at Baltimore. Md . the above-named United Siates | 80 11 _Anctioneers. Steamer. on THURSDAY, August 23 at 10 o'clock | — =e =~ —————d ther wi ¥ GUEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. {length «VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONT- inches ING ON A 20 FEET ALLEY, Between Ist and ag en de beam engine od © weet and KE and F sirects nor diameter of cylinder. 95 inches; stroke of piston. 12 Pal ine As : fre‘... im Tauning order. and well found in her | On WEMNESDAT. the 15th instant, at 6 o'clock outfits: now only sold for want of further use by | BB we shall sell,on the premises, Lot No. 43, . hag stage , . n Square No having % teet front, and ram Arms: Cash, in Goverument fands, on the day | ping back a cood depth, with the improvements, of sale consisting of two Frame Houses. BY nter t Qaerte ar eee Terms. One lali cash; balance in six and twelve G.W BRADLEY 5 a “ ~ 5 months secured by adeed of trast on the prem- <a nine jses All conveyancing and revenne stamps st the Middle Military D partment. cost of the purchaser _ £50 down why é PMSMGHEEN & WILLIAMS. auc B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE NG LOT FROSTING ON BrILDI DOLTI H STREBT, Between ist and North R treets. at Public Auction. n knocked off, MS. Ancts, = ————$—$——$—$—T‘= | “a8 PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, De EN Te STATES PATENT OPPICE Waskinoton, July 30, 1866. On the petition of JAS. GREBNHALGH ot Wo: socket Falls, R. 1. praying for tue exiemsiono! a Capitol st patent xganted to him onthe 2d day of November, ©, THURSDAY, the 16th instant, at 6 o'clock p. 1882. f. Fam Improvement in Mode of Counter-bal- | m we shull sll, on the premises. Lot 47,in}. ancing Harnesses in Looms. seven yearsfrom | © McGuire's subdivision of Square No. 6244 Print the expiration of said pateut, which takes place om | jne Office ejuare,) having a front of 24 fest by 175 the 2: day of November. 1366 : | feet 3 inches, t ey BO fect wide, which bas It is ordered thot the said petition be heard at | [cen recently the Patent Offce ou Monday, the 15th day of Oc- | "“Rerms: One-third cash; balance in’ and 12 tober pext, at 12 o'clock M.r and all persens are | mre;me;,,Ope thi fnterest, and secured notified to appear and show cause, ifany they have, | Sgeed uf trust on the premisen, Ail comvorencing why esid petition ought not to be granted. and revenue stamps at the cort of the purchasers, Persous epposing the extension are required to | $50 down when the property is kno. keo of file in the Patent Ofice their otyections, specially | S20 og > “heh (he prosenty ts Khockee off. setiorth days before — at least twenty ‘ all testimony filed vy either the saia hearing must be taken | ce with the rules of the office, which will be farnished on application Depositions and other papers reiiea upon as tes- tims ny must be filed in the office tw = days before the day of bearing; the arguments, if 5 a Se the Sentiment os th Ordered algo, that this notice be publ nthe Bepublican and the Intelligencer, Washinzton, D. C., and in the Jour Providence, Bbode Is} once a week for three successive weeks; tl of suid Rodlications $0 be at feast sixty days s to the day o! ring 4 ms ad T. C. THEAKER, iseloner of Patents. ditors of the above papers will viease nd send their bills to the Patent Office, with ntaining this notice au i-wiw pe EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, D UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, July 21, 1866, On the petition of ALBERT GARDNER, fr him- 1 self, and as administrator of William &. Hunter Public Auction . of Cincinnati, Olio, raying for the extension of On FBIDAY. the I7th instant, at 6 o'clock p.m., ® patent granted to the said Gardner, as ssidad- | Ishali sell, on the premises, part of Lot No. ministrator, and to himself, Octeber 26, 1852, for an No 198, beginning at s point on north ly improvement in “* Plouchs.”’ for seven years from | street at the southwest corner of said the expiration of said patent, which takes placeon | ning thence est alonc the line of said street $9 stdin ordered that the ecid petition be heard at | cet 2ipches:. Tee is orde a eo ion et foot alley, or it witl be divi: Bio two lots, the Patent Office on Monday. the 8th day of Octo- | 19 fect 10°; inches front, if so destred Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE LOTS ONTING ON A PUBLIC SPACK. sylvapia and 4th and Sth Bircets east t No. 10, in Squa’ m m desirable lots, which is | inte 2) tect 8*, inches front, each ronal | feet dee Terms: @ne-third cash; balance in = for notes hearing interest |, 12, and 13 red by @ jeed of trast on the premises. All conveyaneing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $25 down on each lot when 8» ld soled GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. (UTOERS SALE OF VALUABLE IM “KOVED REAL ESTATE ON L 8T Tt NOBTH, Between Lith and 16th st ber next, at 12 o'clock m.; and all persons are no- ‘erms: One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve tified to ‘ar and show cause.if any they have, | andeighteen months, for notes bearing interest, why said petition ought not to be ited. secured by a deed of trust on the premises Persons opposing the extension required to | All conveyancing and revenwe stamps at the cost file in the Patent Office their ebjections, 5; hy of the purchaser. $30 on each lot when knocked o set forth in writing, at least reeeny days re the day of hearing; ali testimony filed by either party to be used at the said hearing must be taken and | fiy transmitted in accordance with rules of the | serves office, which will be furnished on application. Depositions and other papers relied upon as tes- timony must be filed in the office rrcentydays before the da} ing; the arcuments, if any, within after ee testimony. Ordered, also. that this ce be Re the Intelligencer and the Republiean, Washi D. C., and in the Commercial, Cincinnati once a week for three successive weeks: the first of said publications to be at least sixty days Previous to the day of hearing. d if theterms are not complied with within sale, the Executor re- he right to resell the premises at the risk @ad coxt of the defaulting purchaser or_purcha- ret: advertising three times in the National t —_ WILLIAM M. WILSON. Exeentor. ana GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Bt GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FEONTING ON Indians avenue, between ist and 2d sireets west, at Fablie Auction. t T. 0. TREAKER. On MONDAY, thi Commusioner of Patents. m.. we shall sell, P. 8. Editors of the above papers will p.wase | C, in Wallack subdivision of Lot copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office with . 573, having good front and dept & paper containing this notice. Jy B-lawsw Terms: One-third cash: 6 and 2 J)EPABTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Hm se yee mei d DUSTED sites PATENT OFFICE, | Seretfarer ce kr emer, Al cobverancing ASHINGTON, 1856. 50 down when the pr is ked off. goa ene petition of EERUBLS. TE 5 N & WILLIAM, yn. Mass. yingfor ex! 8 0-1 Auctioneers, granted to bimonths 3d day ef mane u moore. lovember, 1852, tor an improvewent in ** Machines for Drilling Stones.” ven years from the expiration of — which takes place on the 2d day of No- vembe: 3 J. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- Set ne eaid petitionte trectac | yar weTH STRERT HAST, NEAM Pa. itis ord that the s rd a Aa SS M Babette oe HONDA aug aay ot | Gn FURBDAY, Auras 2h ot Googe. % 3 a! e 5 ie oro peabes spprar and show Cause, if auy they | trust from Geo, W. Hubbard aud Clore 8 Tiabe jon ober are notified to ve. said t not tobe granted. | bard, his wife, to me, bearing date 18th November, ee ing the e@: sion are required to ‘S,and duly recorded in Liber N C.T., No. 30, file in the Patent Office their objections, specially folios 8, 9 40,11 and 32, ene of the land records for set forth in writing, at least sea days before | Washington county. D. C., Lot No. 6, in square the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either | 95. frozting on 10th street east, near Pa. avenue, rty, to be used at the said — m be | and improved by a two-story Frame House, with Eikh'endtrannmitted in accordance with the rules | back building. ofthe office, which will be furnished on applica- ‘Terms cash. tion. | All conveyancing and stamps at cost of pur- Depositions and other papers. relied upon as | chaser $10)down when the property is knocked just be filed im the offiee twenry days | off” a1 f the terms of sale sre not complied with 3 arguments, if any, | in fiv iter the day of sale, trustee re Republican and the Inteiirgencer, .. and in ti Journai, ton, ington city, . 5 atom, ‘M_H. BARPOUR, Trastee, Pubiteations Siows to be at Teast sixty days previous to | auCeokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Code ee B¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. P. 8 —Editors of the above will | i copy. and send their bills to tt e Patent Omee, wit & paper containing this notices. au 4-lew3w TEAMER GEORGE WASHINGTON, running — TWENTY BUILDING LOTS OR SheDENB, NEAR GEORGETOWN, A’ toc. <HURsDAT AFTERNOON, August 16th, a] m., I will sell, on the premises, rom ETO Je and desirable track of Torengh tp Cent Tone Roc ote | Hae Rnceeel tems aaa coumy, hi 2.75; Point Rocks $2.25 ve | ie of Co mt ve Pa a Ar Bs emg leave Harper's | etown. about half le from Bock’ Ferry 6 o'clock a.m. Arrive in’ Georsctown até | Pernp ike pd the Ridge Feta eave will VOHN MOORE: Captain, | Gardens, each containing from leur te slchtantest “2 — and can be at 7 oeckpon —- 4 NIAISE DE SAINT FLOU: LAPETITE | Pilcation to WD. C. it OCK. Bag. at lsison ener |, Georgetown 5 ma ‘dels, Seigiieres ire Daigia ds. be action * ‘No ita 4 tae Qcens: Bataille a eee FRANCK TAYLOR. | \EABS 0! ‘HE DOUBO—Guaranteed a pure Deane, RODE TAeee | ae! °gb6 Penn. ave.. bet. 12th and 1stheta, STEAM BA- 1-eo8t MEtBororitax, FAyENT ‘STE 347 between 4% and 6th sts, nTBESH SOBA cRAckins daily. the best In iv Biw ding, i UITO WB —1 cae ia | MOPS and Lace aOaadeeo ears: ELBBBATED HAMS. é j