Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1866, Page 3

———————_————_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——_— THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Boarp or Scxoot Trusters—Election of Teackers.—Last evening the of the Board of Trustees of Public School: ‘Was beid at the — Hall, Dr. F.S. Walsh in the chair, and the follewing present: Mezers. Wilson, Woodward, Johnson, Holmead, Cas- sell, Tressurer Morsell and Secretary Botsean. The chair Iaid before the Board the resigna- tion of Miss Jennie A. Ramsey of Secondary School No.s, and Miss Frances Elvans of tbe Female Intermediate School of the Third Dis- trict, which was accepted, and a resolution was Adopted expressive of the regret of the Board on receiving the resignation of Miss Eivans, who bas been a teacher for fifteen years A commafication was received from the Commissioners of the Fire Department en- closing resolutions for the appointment of a committee to consider a plan to make the fire department more effective, and empowering them to confer with the Trustees on the pro- ptiety of turning over the building formerly ‘now b as the Northern Liberty engine-house new occupied for school purposes, for the use of the fire department, and recommending the erection of & more suitable building for the schools occupying that buildimg: and in- forming the Board that Messrs. Thompson, Canfield and Clark were appointed the com- mittee. The communication was referred to the sub-board of the Second District. The election of teachers being in order. the nominations for the several districts were made separately by Messrs. Wilson, Wood- ward, Johnson, and Holmead, and they were elected, as follows ri District—Male Grammar school. S. - Thomson, A. M., re-elected: Female Grammar, Miss Annie E. Evans, re-elected Male Intermediate, Amelia M. Kirk, r ad. Female Intermediate, No. 1. Helen E ms, re-elected: Female Intermediate, ¥ ‘annie E. lloover, promoted from Sec: ondary No. 3;Secondary school No. 1, not or- ganized; No. 2, Miss E. F. Redmond, re- Mrs. Mary J. White. re-vlected: No. 5, Octavia Israel, acting: Primary Ne Kate A. McMahon. promoted from sui tant. No.2. Miss Emily Robinson, re-ele Neo. 3, Miss bta ©. Bates, re-e! No. 4, Miss Oceana A. Walker, re-el ; 5, not organized: No. 6, Miss M. E. Stabler, re- elected: No. 7, Miss Maria L. Allen. re-elected No.5. Miss Belle M. Maisb, new school: No %, notorganized: No 10, not organizea; Sub- Assistant, Miss Addie Fuller. Second District—Male Grammar, ——; Femal: Grammar, —-: Male Intermediate. Mrs. Meyers, re-elected; Female Intermediate, \ o 4 this E. Billing, re-elected; N E. Fletcher, acting; Secondar BL. Morse, re-elected: No. re-elected, No.3. Miss Julia A. Brown, }.ro- moted: No. 4, Miss Mary Tucker, re-ciected No. 5. } Rowe, promoted: No. 6. Miss | Susie E. Tilley, prometed; No. >, Miss Aaele Tait. pr Primary No. 1, 3 Maris Davis Miss Maggie Flenner, No. 3, Miss Ella Wade, new ap- No. 4. Miss ointme L. Parker, re-elected YO. 5, Laura M. Lewis, new appoiut- ment . Muss H. J. Pree, new appoint- ment Miss Rose Sewall, new appoint- ment E. Wilson, acting: No. 9, not organivec: No. it), not organized; Sub-assisian:, | Eliza Ca ict—Male Graramar, William W Female Grammar, Mary E. I sey, Maie Intermediaie, Chase Roys; Fe: Inte Addie Thompson, acting Hannah Johnson; Secondary No. }. — Symphonia Lusby: No. Lizzie Hinton: No. =, Amelia J. Donnelly; No. 9, Jane Moss. Pri- . No. 2, Victoria L. Nourse District—Male Grammar, ‘ Thompson: Female Grammar, Mrs. M.A idon; Male Intermediate, M 3 male intermediate, Miss S. F day No. i. Miss A: M. Adam: A. Lee: No.3, Miss M. M. A. Bowen: No. 5, M a Miss H. J + Miss A.M. Bailey Primary N. Lee; No.2. Miss A ‘Van Korn; No.3, Miss E. P. Morse: No. 4, (new | Sppointment,) Mrs. M. E. Stratton; No.5, Miss | A. Milburn: No Miss 1. E. Peyton: No.7 Miss K. Garrett; No.5, Miss M. E. Gra} Mr. Woodward nominated Mr. J. H. Dan- | tel as professor of music, aud he was re- | etec ter | Mr. Wilson offered a resolution, which was | No.6. adopted. requesting a member of the board to beateachof the following school-honses be- tween the hours of Sand* a.m. during the | month cf September for the transaction of schoo! business :—First Distriet school-room. corner of (4th and G streets; Second District schooi-room, H_ street, between 6th and 7th: | Third District, Wallach school-house: Fourth | Dustrict. grammar seboo! building on ih st After several bills had been approved, the board adjourned. Stoxinc A CaRRIAGE.— Glick’s earriage, with Mrs. son and other: S$ coming into the city, on the 7th street road, just above the Park, four colored boys commenced to stone it, and then, unfortunately tor them, rau down towards the ce station. Sergeant Jobn<on with Oficer | esterfield arrester the party, who gave their names as James Gray, Wm. H. Selv Jonn | Cann and John West. They were locked up in thesiation. When they found thar they ‘were pursued two of the party threw away the fashionable weapon now in use by the co trabands—the razor—with which they we armed. They were brought out before Jus’ Walter yesterday afternoon and asserted that they came from Anne Arundel County, Md., and were om 4 visit to their relatives who re- | side in this city but could give no satisfactory account as to what they were doing ner the Park. Justice Walter sent them to Captain Spurgin, of the Freedmen’s Bureau. = = ARREST FOR ASSAULTING A Boy.—La: night, Jonn English was arrested by an oii of the Secona Ward, for an assault on 2 waiter boy at (be Columbia Gardens, and taken to the Central Guardhouse. The case was heard by Justice Morsell this morning, when i ap- | peared that English and another person were in the Gardens, and the other person called tor liquor, and when the boy asked for pay ue gave him a note. The boy returned it,saying | at Was a three cent note, but the man asserted that it was a fifty cent note that he gave him. ‘The boy insisted that it was a three cent note, and demanded his full pay. English inter. terfered in the dispute, and tinaily siruck the boy, which caused his arrest. The boy aid t to proseeute English in couri, but the Justice having the case before him, could net dismiss it, and fined English three dollars. ieee A Bio Mvss vor a Littie Cavse.—Yes- | terday afternoon officers Crown and Bailey arrested a colored woman who resides on ith Street. near ©. On entering the station she pes her name as Maria Bryan. Dr. D B. iehols, who resides next door, testified that she very frequently behaves in a disorderiy manner, and that yesterday a cat belonging to | one of his children having got into her yard, she gave vent to a tirade of abuse on himself and tamily. Justice Walter fined ler $10, which she paid. She, however. did not leave the station, but turning to the officers she mace some threats towards the py roe Witness, and they locked her up for a hearing. The Justice subsequently committed her to jail in default of security to keep the peace. night as Mr | shiek, Miss John- EE SES Retizy vor SovuTHERN OrpHaxs.—The pic pic which took place at Analostan Island, August Ist, for the benefit of Southern Or- phan Asylums, was a success. The amount Fealized was as follows: Sales of tickets, $241; expenses, S125. balance $115, which sum was transmit ed to Mrs. General B. C. Howard, | ident of th uthern Relief Association | of Maryland, to he applied to the use of the orphans of Richmond, Va. The pic nic is to | be ‘d, and due notice will be given of in the advertising colamns of the Lavin P ISICRR. — ne 38 ‘Isions.-— This morning, about | o'clock, r. King, one of the attend- ants at the Center Market, caaght a man bamed Howard Ferguson in the ‘seta sotinn away vegetables {fom the stand of Mr. F. M. Brad- ley. The stand bad been broken open, and Ferguson had a very good supply of eante- Jeupes, green corn, apples, &c., Teady to be carried off. Mr. King took him to the cent, gusrdbouse, and turned him over tothe Bo. lice Justice Walter sent Ferguson to jail for court Qa CorrEE OSES BATES H. COTTON Pacers NE MI, ORY 541 SO TLON BBCi are, Cerry TRIMMINGS. HANDLES, SCREWS, TACKS and PLATES, Wholesale and retail, at Baltimore prices. J.D. EDMOND & O0., 37 Beolm™ 513 7th et., Manufacturer's Agents. A bARcE ny thy OF PIANOS THAT et * * areroosee ot for «le upon easy terms, st 2 W.@. METZEROTT 4 CO, | [S8t. Louis, New York and D, —_.—__ JEWELRY and Silver Plated Ware—500 new styles to chose from for only one dollar at Prigg’e Doliar J Store, No. 435 Pennsy!- yania &yenue, third door from 4 street. Pea ae ea Goov PxoToorarns.—We have seen some excellent Photographic likeness taken by Golden, whose establishment is opposite Cen- ter Market, They are clean, distinct, and properly shaded. Curar Dry Goops.—Miller, at No. 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, persists in selling dry-goods at very low rates, and his stock of aol Goods is worth the attention of the pub- lic. ed Tue nooks for sale of shares of Brady's Gymuasi will beopen untilthe 15th. Price of shares @*. which entitles the holders to all the privil@ges of the gymnasium, bath, &c., &c. Shares may be had at the Gymnasium, #2. $4, and 36, Louisiana avenue, and all the banking houses in Washington. 2 oo STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc. can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White's Rooms, 424 Penn. av., between 434 and 6th streets. tg CovGus ann CoLps.—Those who are suffer- ing from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &c., should try “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” a simple remedy, which isin almost every case effectual. The Troches have been tested by time, and pronounced universally superior to all other articles for the same pur- pose. ——+—__ PrEnwres can be had in €uy quantities at the Star office counter. —— ae Corns, Bumiens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 421 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 4} and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8a. m. to5 p. m., and 6 to8 DIED PADGETT. On the 15th instant, JOSEPH ED- &, only and beloved son of Joseph M. and Ang vadeett, aged one year, two months, and ten 8 is funeral will take place to-morrow (Thurs- day) afternoon at to’clock, from his parents rest dence. Georgia ay.. between 9th and 10th sts. east The friends and acquaintances ef the family are respectfuily invited to attend. * HOWLE. This morning, 18th Angnst, REBEC- CA MABIA, infant Jaushter of Mary L. and the late Peter 0. Howle, aged 10 months. as KING. On the morning of the 1ith instant, at his residence, in Georgetown, D. © . Dr. HENRY NG, formerly a resident of St. Lonis. and late . Patent Office, in the 62d Examiner of the U. year of his age, ‘The frfends and relatives of the family, and the Medical Fa uity of the District of Columba respectfully invited to attend his funeral. from Trinity (Catholic )Church,Georgetown, on Thurs- day. 16th instant, at 30’clock p. GA A m. ton, Ohio, papers copy.| YUSHING'S LAW AND PRACTICE OF LE- GISLATLVE ASSEMBLIES. Oushing’s Man- ual of Parliamentary Practice. Burleigh's Legis lative Guide. Jefferson’s Manual. Sutherland's Congressional Manual. Neil's Hand Book for Debating Societies. McPheraon’s Political Man- * nal for 1855, McPherson's Political History of the Rebellion. [av iil FRANCK TAYLOR. PBEPARE FOR WINTER. Call at * BOYD’3 STOVE FACTORY 479 oth street. and have your PARLOR, HEATERS, FURNACES, STUVES, A&c,, der for cold weather, est and best assortment of COOKING ATING STOVES in the city, GRATES. RRIOK, and PLATES to fit all kinds and sizes of Stoves. Old Stoves taken in exchange for new. B.—Sealer of Weights and Measures ROBERT BOYD. su 11-]m* 479 oth street, between D a 1S H_HELMSEN, MERCHANT Has removed from s utbwest corner of Louis! 6th street. w. EPHERD, Asx. B. SHEPHERD & BROS, (Succe-sors to J. W. Tuompson & Go ,) No. 269 PENN. AVENUE.WASHINGTON,D.C., DEALERS IN MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE, THO: METALS, VLUMBING,GAS AND STEAM FITTING. Wasi We respectfully invite d amine our new assortment of CHANDELIEBS, BRACKETS. and other GAS FIXTURES, from the well known estatlishment of Cornelius & Baker. Fadredstents, which we are selling at nen- ufacturers" prices ALEX. B. SHEPHERD & BRO., 269 Pennsylvania avenu an 10-6¢ near (orner lth «treet. south a} 486 486 MARKBITER’S, SEVENTH STREET. INTERIOR DECORATIONS! CHOICE STOCK! Lately received. and now open for inspection, the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered im Washington, embracing— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign an Bomostic Manufacture, of the best Fabrics and LATMST STYLES, appropriate for PARL@RS. HALLS. DINING HOOM , CHAM- BERS. and LIBKARIES, embraciag New, Bich, and Uniqne Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns fr Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders; also, large and select Stock of medium and low priced Papers WINDOW SHADES, New and beautiful patterns, on Buff, Green, and the prevailing Colors. TAN. LAVENDER, and STONB GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with aad without Centers Window Shades of any required Size, Style, or Color. made te Order. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, The Largest Assortment in the District. war: ranted t. be Gilded with Gold Leaf, Best Manufacturers in the Oountry—em! WALNUT, ‘imitation,) ‘BOSE WOOD. GILT OVAL Pl«TORE FRAMES, WALNUT BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. &c. Persons having Photographs taken are reque ed to call snd examineour Assortment before pur- chasing Frames. PICTURE COBD AND TASSELS, In Crimaon, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Colors, from the smallest Photograph tO the Largest Portrait § also, SILK LORD and TASSELS, different Special attention paid to this Branch of our Bus- iness. PAINTINGS AND ENGBAVINGS 1 in Store. On Sale,a few Choice P, T- {NGS and ENGRAVINGS. ae Thankful for the liberal patronage received,the attention of the Public is called tothe above Btock as the most complete in the District, a I r- tion of which has been Manufactured spec: ty to Order; and with the weekly additions received. will make it all times euch as is kept in a Well Regulated Establishment. Orders for Paper hanging or Window Shades punctually and faith fully exeeuted, in City or Country. Any order not satisfactory filled, will be immediately cor- reeted. and satisfaction fparanteed: nd goods (according to quality)sold at as Low Bates as they can be purchased in the District. TERMS OASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR. J. —_———. ne Oo. street. iy Sar 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ cm OOAL.! COALII! We sre now selling COAL of the following- same qualities, Warranted 2,240 Ibs. to the ton, viz: Locust Mount White Ash at 5 Diamond ‘Vein Red ‘Ash at aa a rnish Coal by the We are now pre to Cargo, at Philadelphia prices Nor the time for families to put in their win- ter supply. 8, P. BROWN & SON, jy % 465 9th st, bet. E and F streeis. B®Ktayine IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. The unders}; is prepared to execatein the best fall Kinds of Back AND STONS ing con 5 a ding. house ateing and repeic- . constructio! wers. Drains, ern * iting Grates, Banges and Ovens, at reasonable ders left at 169 I street, Washington. or 119 Bish inireet, Georgetown, will be promplly at. Pag : J. ¥ couLINs. FFbove! weep u saurin A complete assortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, bo which we solicit the attention of BAKEBS 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 fn lots to suit by my ett W.M, GALT & 00. BEATON’S ELEMENT: OF IN - WHORE SRN oF TEE FRANCK TAYLOR. IL W bE BEAR EEE, ih 8, TABLE &c. erder on reasonable terms erie" SASTEBN MABR- jumber's SLABS promptly attended bet. 18th end iota ea. weet, WANTS. Vv JANTED—A first-class SALE Mili OE att line: id F 1 Ais ket Srece, bet 8th and te ster’ 15.3" FOR SALE AND RENT. © LET—Twe STORES under St. Charies Ho- Apply at tee. 1 ‘Possess! 4 405 Cetra en? sobcehient 5 (7.5 TION as first class Qook in ‘ae urant, Address Box No, 10 Star Office. W AN1TED—a GIRL to @ on B W 4378 2) B respectable woman @ BITUA- og” neral housework. One who undersiands her business. App! hode ind avenue, between 13th end Rik streets. cot Ouse ou 163t* V ANTED-Three or four furnished ROOMS, Suitable for housekeeping; two of them must be well forsished Address T.C.D.. 41% Hh siree: ‘tween Gand H. J ANTED—A healthy WEI Ni BSE, to e charge of @ chila; white preferred. Apply fmmediately to Dr. W. B. JOHNSTON, or to.449 Detreet. a 15-St* ANTED—A BITUATION as clerk t man 19 years of age, in the gro. Mercantile busine id 5 H st., between 19th and 20th ste. W ASTSD—A HOUSE suitable for a small fa ily, between this and Nov. Ist. Locality be; an tween Penn’a avenue and I street north, lith streets. Would not object to buying on Fea- sonable terms. Address BEN, F. FRENGH. 334 Pe avenue. au 15-4 W NT SITUATION, by & young mar- ried man as bar-tende lesman, or any- thing where he can m mself ue 9 ‘ loyers. Hxa Address T. 8. H. Patent Office, Wash- 15-68" Good reference given from late em no objection to leave the city C., 439 9th street, opposite ington, D.C. / ANTED—An energetic MAN in every county in the South, to introduce the fallowing new and popular works. viz -—*LIFE OF GENEB: STONEWALL JACKSON. AND LIFE AND IMPRISONMENT OF JEFFERSON DAVIS ” in 1 vol.. with Portraits; Dr. Craven's. **PBRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS,” and the RA Pra Engraving entitled ‘“* STONEWAL ACKSON AND FAMILY.” Agents now at work are meeting with unprecedented succens Address MONUME. TAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Box 1341, Baltimere, Md. an 15-3t" N BOY, ABOUT 14 ORIS years ofage. wanted in a Restaurant. Inonire No. 74 Bridge st , Georgetown. au le2t WaAnsIED-a young lady wishes EMPLOY- MENT by the lay or week. Understands nd fitting ladies and children’s dresses. fora week, A.D Office. an 14-3t™ W D—A MAN and W > 2 miles acro-# Long Briige: will have house-firing free. For termsepply cor, 13' and PD sts., Island, at grocery store. au l4 3t* \ J ANTED—On or before Sept. Ist, a HOUSE of Sor7 rooms. between Sth and 1th ats west. and F and N streets north. Address, giving smount of rent and location, *'D. L. B..’”" Pay De- partment, U.S. A. au 14-6t* WANTED—A coot COACHSMITH, on D st., between 9th and 10th stree's. No 246 an 13-3t" WM. WALTER. 7 ANTED—A HOUSE with 16 or 18 rcoms. and large yard attached, Address **Committee,” Star office. au 13-6t™ V ) ANTED—In a Catholic family, BOARD and ROOM for a vevtieman and wife. Addr stating serms and location, lost Office Box 473,. en WARNTED—By a mon who understands his V business. aSITUATION in» claim agent's office, or as bookkeeper or » copyist,to be em- ployed from four to cight hours aday. Address OLEBK, Star office. an 13 3t* V JANTED—A comfortable HOUSE, by Ist of September, either furnished or unfurni with 8erl0r ing such ab drersing Pos loc: pms water and cas. Any one hav se will find a good tenant by ad- Office Box 646, stating terms and en. an 13-3t* V ANTED—A neat convenient small HOUSE, containing not less tban four rooms, atarental o ity per_ annum, by a reliable and ee gat tenant, Address QO, B.T., Star Office, au 10-2w* WASTED. A STEWARD'S POSITION. in a hotel clul bowse, or boarding honse. Years of experience ina northern city, with a natural epicurcan tast:, have made the advertiser one of the best caterers and managers that can be found. Would engace ons per age or salary. Noob: jection to leaving Washington for any part of the U br states, Address STEWARD au 1) 3t* avenue. 50 Water Coolers, sad 500 gross of Porter © tor sale cheap. ay 2h W4STEb —SBOOND HAND FURNITOR- Aise, MIBRO: ARPETS, BEDS, BED- | DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOUDS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th str. je 8-tf between G and H. east FOR SALE AND RENT. FS RENT-—The well known “SIMPSON HOUSE,” southwo-t corner of Pa. avenue and lth street. Possession viven the Tet day of September. Inquire ot Dr. McFARLAN, corner Pa. avenue and 12th st., ever Kutwisle Drag Btore. between the honrs of 1 and 4 o clock, or of be se! & SON, 2>9 Pa. avenue, near 1Wth'st, au 13-eetsel™ 1—A FLOURING ILL.on Kock Creek. abont 3!; miles from the Centre Market House, Washington, running two seis of Burrs, aud capable of turuing ont 3 barrels of four in 2s hours, With a Boue Milt ina Separate building. A comiortable millers louse, garden, pastu: jand, &c., and stalling for cur f Possession ‘in October. Apply at the mill, to Fb. DARNELL, the present tenant, or to THOS. BLAGDEN. Argyle Farm,or 493 sth street west, Washington, [Alexandria Gazette ‘and Rockville Sentinel will ple se publish and send bill to this office. J au I0- Fe SALE—South half of LOT 22, in square 205.0n lith street, one square north of new State Department, between T and U streets, 33 by 138 feet. Inquire of JOHN WAGNER, next door. Price $1,200, au 5-eolm* T—FURNISHED HOUSE, hagepere 4 - With modern improvements, situate reet, between Sth andoth. Hens $10, - Inguire of STARR & CO., 305 F 8t.. between Mth and 12th. an 7 st™ es BENT—A threestory BRICK HOUSE with 10 rooms and al! modern improvements. situa ted on lith street, between Band. For further articulara inquire of T. M. HARVEY, 2™1 ( etween 10th and lth. hand } Jy 31-tf ro. SALE—The commodions and extensive HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north- east corner of North Capitol and Boundary sts., lately the residence of Chas. @. Uhlman. The pro perty has 6 large brick dwelling and onthouses, and spacious cel Terms easy. Apply on the mises, to Mrs. MINA UHLMANN,; orto D. L. LLS & CO.. Real Estate Brokers, northwess yer lth and F ste. Jy 3-tf 4 OR RENT—That handsome 3 story bas ment RESIDENCE, No. 266 F oti north, having all the modern improvements: hot and cold water, bath room; with gas fixtures tosame, In. Quire at 490 H street. north Patent Office. tf JAMES TOWLES, Agent. OB RENT—The BTORE No. 321 D street, near llth. it fronts immediately on Penna: avenue, and isone of the largest and most conve- 'y situated store rooms in Washington ci Apply toO. B. BAKER. at the Star Office, 3630 PRAT UNINTH CONGRESS, FIRST Bks. SION-S, 265. Aw Act to protect the manufacturers of mineral water in the District of Columbia, and for other ur pose Beitr enacted by the Senate and House of Revre sentatives of the United States af America in Con- gress assembli 7 all nufacturers and ven- ders of mineral waters and other bevermges ly law allowed to be sold in bottles, upon which their names or their mark or mar! hall be respectively impressed, may file with the clerk of the Supreme Court of the District of Colambia description of ich bottles and of the name or marks thereon. nd shall canse the same to be published for not less t! two weeks, snocessively. ina daily or Bccbly news: aper published in said District of Columbii Sec. 2. And be wt further enacted, That it is he: by declared to be unlawfal for any person or pe sens hereafter. without the ission of the owner or owners thereof. te fill with mineral wa- ters or other beverages any such bottles so ed for sale or to traffic in any such bottles so marked and not bought by him or her of such ow or owners thereof: and cyvery _ so offending eal be Hable to a penalty of fifty cents for ace t af, led. or sold. or msed. or disposed « it. or tratiicked in, for the first offence and five dollers 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 the United States. July 28. 1866. I append hereto a description of the bottles belonging to and used by me, and caution all persons ust dealing or trafficking im or bat Hg aid bottien: ae I will enferce the provisions oft olae Saninst all persons so offendi jase jottles for Mineral ter, marked Ary & Shinn, Georgetown. D. ©.,” and “A. & B. Thir bottle is never seld.”” 2d Glass Bottles for Porter and Ale. marked “Arny & Shinn Georgetown. D. 0.,” and “A. & 8. is Sos is never sol - Glass Bottles for Mineral Water. ., Sb Georgetown, D. G.,”’ and * je is never sold. “" . Giass Bottles for Porter and A arked This 1854, t ttles f jes Beer, marked “B. hinn, Georgetown. 3] D. br ts Stone Bottles for Spruce Beer, marked “Arny & Bhinn. Sprace Beer” Sth. Stone woes for, Me » marked *‘Arny & Shinn. Superior Me! ‘oni BY it Union Wotan oor Brewen No. 57 Green street, corner of an 6-2w BAxeok LATHS. For sale by NATHANIEL :. FUGITT, Lamber Desie eu 2 6tif Lelow Pe I IMEI LIME! 8 riber is tently in receipt of LIME in bse: r is constant’ Tere Piet 4 RE ay yoich he Chere et LOW port, +, Which he o! SAMIN DA BE TT Water street, _i7 %6-co1m Georgetown, DAC. UBT RE AND FO! J tons oa lame ye LEAD: tact ‘M. BUT! jy $-0tlm* Paint 4677%°2 BENT—Two Furnished ROOM6,on 4 Sirst floor, er two rooms kitchen, No. Street, between KE and Fats. au 15-tf FOS, BESt—1wo STORES. on oY street, Island. Good business stands. A one r¢ on north E Inguire of @BO. MAT- etreet. TINGLY, corter of 6th street and Pa. avenue. U 1S SU Fes RENT—That old established BUSINESS STAND, with dwelling attached, at the cor- ner of 12th and G streets. For intormation in- auire of SARAH GODDAED, 371 lith street, corner ef L an is 6t* Fo RENT—Ove ef the best located SA- LOONS, KESTAUBANTS, and BOARDING HOUSES. turntshed. in Georgetown, now doing good trade IM health of proprietor reason tor leaving. Apply to D. L_ WELLS & 00. Auc- tioneers and Keat Estate Brokers, northwest cor- ner 1th and F. 5 e0St OR BENT—Three GARDEN FARMS. located Rear Uniontewn,and quarter ef a mile from the Eastern Branch bridge. These lauds are well adapted to the crowth of vegetables, producing them two weeks earlier than elsewhere. Also, one good DAIRY FARM. Toquire fe. A, TALBUBTT. on ove of the Places, or GEO MATTING OR BENT—Two large BOOMS on second flosr, convenient for housekeeping. Water in the yard. No. 165 224 street, a few steps from the ‘ATs. an ld 3t TY SMALL NEW FRAME HOUSES FOR ssle, four rooms cach. situated en New York avenne xt to corner of 20th street. Inquire of WM CiiOPPIN. au 14st" F°8 RENT_—A FRAME HOUSE on N street north. between 4th and Sth streets w r ome, with cellar attached. Inquire street. re au lf st FOR SALE-A Frame HOUSE end LOT, five Tooms H street north, between 2th and 2st For particulars nquire cn the premises, streets. “4 THREE STORY HOUSE TO BENT —Sitn- ated on F strect and Baltimore and Ohto Bail- road Bent $15, in advance. Inquire of J. FAUTH, Restaurant. New Jersey avenus. b tween E and F streets north. au it-3t* {OR RENT OR SALE. on reasonable terms, two smal! HOUSES on Gstreet north, 63% axa 640° also. +mall FURNISHED HOUSE, $4). In- quire of STABB & CO. 305 F atrest, between Mth and 12th a 14-3t* For RENT—Desirable BRICK BESIDENOE. 1-1 Washington street . Georgetown, with 12 Rent $75 per ‘Apply on the prem- au l4 6t" rooms, water, gas. and nice side lot month. Furniture for sale. ites after 4p m Fc SALE—GOO! ® medium size store. Penn's aveaue, § tide, between 9th and 1th ete, good stand for rm any kind of business. Address T. W. ©, Star Office. au 14 3t* Fo SALE—Several HOUSES at a sacrifice, Also, for rent, several HUUSES, containing from « to 12 roor Also. for ‘ ent.on Ist S tem s$ ber, nicely-farnished HOUSE of ten rooms permonth, — MITCHE!.L & SON an 1y-6t" 8.5. Pa. ay. and 16th st E OUSES IN GEORGETOWN FOR RENT— One new, first ch: with all modern provements. 18 rooms, with cas and water throu out. corner Washington and Dunbarton stre: pext to my residence. One donble COTTAGE, No 41 Montgomery street, with gas and water, 9rocms and cellar. BY! 22 Washington street, Jo.*s Banking House ry RBRIOK HOUSE. h ga ther conveniences. cation healthy. Apply at No. 460 L st. north, Letween 12th and 13th streets, au 13-3t* ROR RENT —Two of those three-story and attic @ HOUSES on the north side of Penn’a avenue, between 24t!\ and 26th sta. Rent $40 per month in acvance. Apply toL. F. CLARK. No. 245 Pa, ave.. bet 12th and 13th sts au 13-0t © RENT—Two new one story COTTAGES. containing 3 rooms each, on Chestnut st . bet. P and Q sts., four d oor~ from Mth st., with separate yards, woochoures. &c. Bentlow. Call befores a.m. or after 3 afternocn. fu 13 3t* {OR RENT—At 48% 12th street, between E KF F, newly furnished ROOMS on second fi and two unfurnished KOOMS two large FRONT ROOMS, suitable for fi offices au 13 31" oe = a tt 1, OR RENT—The HOUSE No. 555 Md. ave., bet 9th ead 1th at , Island, near the Depot of the Washington, @ec town and Alexandria Railroad Company, st § per morth Apply to JAS. G. NAYLOR, No. f= ba, opposite City Hall Square. Fre, BENT—HOUSE No 19%, on th side of New York avenue. between ith streets. containing eight rooms, ani fy o with water, » JAMES @' NAILOB e a c au 13-3t* FS: BSALE—A wel}-brilt BRBIOK HOUSE, containing eizht rooms. with two parlers, dining-roem and kitchen on fi floor. marble mantels and grates in gas ali throuh thehouse. Will be gain. Applyonthe premises, No. 25 between ith and 2/th sts & BENT—One HOUSE with five roems, on pitol Hill. Inquire at 32= north B street, a = street east, or, o1™ New Jersey avenue oa : oO ® F BNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-—From $10 to $15 per mouth Boarding at @5 pec week Also. a STOBE FOR RENT At No. 485 oth street, between C and Louisiana ave anil im" Fo RENT—Five new FRAME HOUSES, toar rooms each, situated at the corner of 1th and F strects east, near Md. av Inquire at 429 Penn ave, bet. 3d and 4 au 11-€t" OB RENT—FUBNISHED HOUSE, No. 374 4th street, between E and streets, near City Hall. Three story brick, with back building, containing 10 rooms and ‘cellar, water aud gas. In Soap it the premises, from / to 6 o'clock p.m an F° SALE—A BUUILDING LOT, (with the privilege ot two, eligibly located'on 12th sr. wert. 213, feet front.and rnnuing back 95 feet to an alley’, will be sold low for cath. Title perfect Conveyancing at cost of purchaser, Inqaire at 260 Pstreet, between lith and 18th. @u 1i-6t™ OB BENT—A HOUSE of six rooms and Furni- ture for sale. Inyuire at 245 sth street th. after 4p. m. auld FS RENT—A thre story BRICK DWELL- ING MOUSE, with back building attached for servante’ use, located on B street north, bet. and $4 streets. Inquire at 6U6 Pennsy! n avenue. au 10-10 A CONVENIENT AND WELL LOCATED BRIUK HOUSE, WiTH SOME FURNITURE, FOR RENT—Nine rooms, gas, water, an! lath room, &c. Bent £80 per month. Apply at GIBBS’ ae 24% Penn, avenue. near 13th st. av 10-6t Fo RENT—A ROOM. -nitable for somelight . Inquire of z aaercees eee Te. SCHNEIDER. _273 Penn's avenue. BRICK HOUSE, ll auSeolm™ Fo SALE—Three ly ly unttl paid romilto4. [auj-im*} ST oO POE BES T-That desirable and convenient four story BUILDING, No 465 Pa ony: (receetly connecting with the U.S. Hotel.) has a large bac! building, Well suited fora Public or Boarding House. For terms apply to Messrs. HABLE & CO, on the premises, Jy 24-e0lm* | ;OR RENT—The three-story BBICK DWELL- ING, with stable attached, situated at the cor- ner of 10th and © streets. Island. Inquire of W ..& O. H. MORRISON, Bocksellers, Nos 458 and 440 Penn’s avenue. au7 tf F° SALE—A GABDEN BARM, of 20 or 0 res, near the city. with beautifal build! Can be bonght cheap, and on reasonable 8, if bonght before eercernber lat. 3086, Ap- to ALEXANDEB & MASON, corner of 71 i F streets. Washingtou. an 6-lot NE_OR TWO VERY PLEASANT FCR- O NISHED ROOMS to rent _u: moders te terms in a very desirable and centr: bocanion. Ee an quiri E Inquire corner 6th street e he ge or No, 466 Massachusetts avenne. a2 sw Foe pRENI The, four-story DWELLING HOUSE. No 29, south side of Indiana ave ity Hall, having all the modern improve: riug water. range, &c. Basement aed, soe Ape eg — is and 6 o'clock p.m, Se aeet OWLES, ~ JAMES 7 5 490 H st., north of Patent Office. RENT—-We have several first class » furnished and unfurnished. for rent, n. Also, TENEMENTS of four rooms, in First Ward DOWNMAN & GREEN, Je 0-tf is Intelligencer Building. (OR RENT—A fine FRAME STABLE for six horses, with carriage-house and be | loft, rit- uated on Spe Alley, bet. 9th and j0th sts, Apply at 393 E street, bet. 9th and 10th. 1 Fe NT—HOUSE No. 154 Penn. avenw between 17th and 18th 1. consaini ames insisting beth eg its. at Onin ore O1 o1 reet. 5 Giana Hi, * Premises oF ey ete FS RENT—Six UNFUENISHED ROOMS at No. 276 Pennsylvania avenue, between a and 12th sts. References required je 19 FOR BENT—Two FUENISHED ROOMS, pleas. ant andairy. Prices $10 and $5. At No 83 Pa, avenue, near 2ist st. my 23-tf ‘OB BENT In the Star Office Building. at the FE. ivania avi and 111 exec, TOR Hous in the city ahd Georgetow LODGING "ROOMS. Terie toxe of 0 BoBAKER, at tne Biar Ofte. jesotg” FOE BENT—In the STAR OFFIOE BUILD. INGB. corner of vanis avenue and lith street, BOOMS sui Jaw, real: orany She best in Workington aoe rw. Beeee Star Ofc. 3 siete ya Fo! sna Ban- dolph conn: THOMAS H. FORD. Fo. BENT—In the STAB BUILDINGS. cor- ner vania avenue ith BOOMB ad for the of Insurance Terms moderate, Boda "e AUOTION SALES. (For other Auction Sales see fourth page BY Ww. B. LE ue 2 $9. —— EX F DBY |, AT TBA BALE O Avarson 2S TO CLOSE, Te-MORROW MORNING 833° o’clock,at Mr. AUCTION SALES. a THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctigpeers. pum LJ ood of trent on Sen F. Olark, 1 tlt sc!l, on the premises, Jnly 25th, at Se'cioek (if pot resented by rain.) twenty Lote. vary from ining the District 8. Stanstag’s store, No 2"4 Prnnsfivanis ave., ree to ten aores ef land * : eet, ¥ line, morthwost of the Post Office.on the road te Gooter Gehan Ra Biadenstcre. four miles from Washington an@ > two Bladensburg. A portion of the Mesiertes, ond | Tia high cultivation, with 's alic nels. Ladies’ Furnishing Goods, “4 a Dwelling. &c-, The lots have elevated butlding Fancy Dry Auso. At™*, o'clock, evening. weshall ul . | sites, wood and water, # portion bas browuston’ bing G ston 93" Fur- | for boliding, The ralirned to Point ef hocks eal eto: time oe SG ast Dear, and one of the comtempleted sites of i... Fara ath Aa hE ie Preaiéenstal retdence apd public part. wame Y HENRY & O0., Auctioneers. ly: Mra. Gales’ and Thos. Berry's, ts only amile — digtant . We sba'l sell, at 291 Pennsylvania avenue, be- | “Pint tobeseen at GREEN & WILLIAMS Wan tween “th and 10th streets, THUBSDAY, August | ington u 16 at 9% c-lock— = ; Wh &7 THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED Ioderen Ron's Sooke semequence of the rain, until WEDNESDAY, rao | eS © e |, Shovels, an. pa’ i faltt’s Beloved ye Cooking Sishiag to purchase handeome building sites for ee ee ke ee mee 3 268 Tint) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acts, bie ‘bold Furniture, Lounges, Chairs. jes, , ts — “ Ae. with other articles too Bumeroue te mention: | FRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. vant tale is made for cash, the sidder. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FROST ae ING ON A 20 FEET ALLEY, Between Ist end od streets weet and E and F streets north, et AY. the 15th inetan: bn WEPaE: D it Bo'clock Acctioneers. Bales-rooms No. 296 Penusylvanie avente. . Will give their personal attention tc | p.m. we shall sell,on the premises, Lot No «3, tne edie of Beal Bere and Howecheld Faraiturest | fs Ra ©. £63, having 9 feet fromt, and ran the residence of mmilies declining housek: ing. es of stocks of eeouiee oe ir escription, Horses, Oar: 5 ry a i. dectty. ning back ® good depth, with the improvements, consisting of two Frame Houses Terms: One bal! cash; balance in six and twelve Months. recured by a deed of trust onthe prem ises. All conveyancing and revenoe stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when knocked off, autd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Acots Ugust 16, 1856, at 95 o'clock, At our room, 295 Penn a avenue, we shall sell the balance of consigament of choice Old Bot tled Ligu:rs, copsisting of choi-e Bourbon and Bye Wh wo Pog Sherry Wines, St. Croix and Jama.ca Rums, &€& Also. bat toed rie Whisky in dem!johns; Wines in d+ mijohrs and kegs. + Also, an assortment of Groceries, Glass and Sil- Se tt BaGLs &O0.. amen. B* J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TEE’S SALE OF SQUARE 9*0, sitas Tiel coer Mind Geen aed tn fromtettaetorm | of Mr Corcoran, on the Boundary. | By virtue of a deed of het i e eg a 2; i ¢ ; Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION BALE OF VALUABLE BUILDI LOT, Fronting on New Jersey avenue, bet reets north . BSDAY oth instant. at 6o'cleck p @., on the premises, Lot No. 6, in Bouare No 659, baying 22 feet front. runping back @ cood depta Avie GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte au lest” A TAUCTION On THURSDAY EVENING, A eS, corded iber 8 >, 64, tol m., we will ofler at auction thore valuable uid ie ct ane of the land records of Wesbineton | ing Letr. 7.8. 9,10. 2, and 13, $0 Siuare 167 county, the subscribers. as the trustees there'n | between Massachusetts avenue and P street named, will sell. to the highest jer, on the | north. between Ith and 15th n six and twelwe $20 down ov Conveysacing ant One-holf casb. balan secured by deed of trust when knocked ef, remises,on TUESDAY. the lath 1866, at 6 o'clock in the afternoon, in the plan of Washington city of Anguet, | usre No. 90, leare One third cash: and the pur: baser’s cost 4 resides tng and it eopthe, with interest from the | POWNMAN & OErES. a f{sale. the purchaser to give noves of equal Real Estate ho " ameunt, to be secured by @ = af ee the ar 14 dts 18 Intelligencer Butlding— i ncing andstampsat the cost | ‘ - Bitheparchacer: who, ehall Geptaie GeO with tis | RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers auctioneer at the the time of sl If the terms of OF STOCK. le are not complied with withia fivedays from he day of sele. the trustees reserve the right to resell the above Square, Or an) part theroof, at the risk and cost of the purchaser tp defay t, on SALE h . On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 5% o'clock at theAuction Kooma, we « l sell $4.6 Natioval Metropolitan Bank Stock nee Fill be added onelwesk's netics tn Oe ae sis wie sided gone orperation of Wesbi:.gton 6 per cent. Quar T. E SETER.( Trustecs, lerly Stock . J.C. McGUIBE &CO., — | $546 Corporation of Washington 6 per cent. Hai iy T-w&13814an in Auctioneers, | yearly Stock Jas. c¢ McGUIRE & OO... Awcts BY te DOWLING. Auct.; Georgetewn. ENTY BUILDING LOTS OR MABEE KDENS, NEAK GEORGETOWN. AT AU: ON HURSDAY. ARSERMOOM, Augest ame ‘cle m q 1, on the premives, Nery veluatie ave ecsirstie rack of tama ip. Htoated In Washing n> THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED. IN conse ic pee of the rsin, until TUESDAY. Ancust 2h ame howr ar fs e ’ T. BR SUTER., Tresters I CO0., Avets i Reet EPA D ENITED STATES PAT counts, vi p| bia. about 1) miles abor= Wastinutos. J b the District of Colum! . yn # Ler . | Georgetown. about halt ile from the Bock vil) sc ay erg tune ie Ridge Bond. ‘The property will atest to hi i ) bedi to twenty Butlding Lote or Market fOounter-sai. | © hconta:ning from feur ht acres, ars from wee time previous to ale on ap place on Mt plication to WD DOCK, Beg. at the the exriration of said pate: t, whi Cedars, Georgetown Heights. A plat of the prop Boome. the 2) day of November. 156 It is ordered. that the said petition be heard at | grty.cap be seen et the Auction No. 174 ge @ Meo Pe Terms: One-quarter cash; balance 6, 12, and 13 potified toni show cause. ifany tie; have, | Months, with interest. secured by « deed of trnet ony sald petition ought not to be nted. * | onthe property. Conveyancing and stampe at the Persons eppostig the exte * Feauired to cost of the purchaser. LABS, Rock file in the tent Office their « ions, specially P = aemerenans = = set fort! ein writin at least twe Byes B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, th UL testimony by eithet — eee ras ot thogla bearta é 3 LOT FRONTING ON UABLE BUILDIN ‘AbETE H STREET. Betwren ist and North on Capitol streets, at Pnidic Auction. a Op THURSDAY, the 16th tnstaut. et ¢ o'clock p. m.,.¥e shall sell, on the premises, Lot 47, in ©. McGuire's eubdiy ion of Square No. 6246 Print ing Office square.) having a front of 24 feet by 175 feet Sinches, te an alley 30 fect wide, which Baa been recently paved. nd tranemitted in accordance {Re office, witch will be farsished on appilc gpositions and other papers relied Upon as <ineee ms Lin the office twenty days before the d. hearing: the arguments. if any, within ten days after fling the wstimory Ord ved algo. that thia votice Le published in the and the Intelligencer, Wachin<ton, D, , Beravita the Journal. Providence, Bhode inlet, | Forme: Onettird cash; balance ta 6 and 12 once a week for three successive weeks; the first months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by of said publicati » ie at Least sixty days previ- ; a deed of trust on the premises, Ail conve) ancing us to the Gay of hearing | and reverne stamps at the cost of the purchasers. : T. 0. THEAKER. | $50 down when the property ts knocked off ee auld GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts of im above papers will please wi Isto the Patent Office, with | BBX 2. ©. MCGUIRE & C0. Anctiuneors, Lice. au i-wiw 3 “ ———— TEES SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITES 1 OF THE INTERIOR. CONTIGUOUS TOTHE CITY. ON THE HIGH del phe ng NO | SRCURDS BETWEEN KALOkAMA AND On the petition of ALBERT GARDNE r him- On MUNDAY. the i8th of Angust. at 5 e'clock felt, and a= administrator of William bL. Hunter n the premises, I shail scli Lot 4. of the of Sinctenet! OMe. pesviog fee ~ ——— ad land known as the idow's Mite,” eab & patent granted tothe said Gardner, asenid@t- | djvidedin nine cottage wites, mt four acres ministrator, and to himself, October 26, 1882. for an | Gary, 4) Dine cottage sites, of about fo improvement in ~* Plougis.”’ for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the 26th dav of Octe said petition be heard at Itis ordered that the Patent Officeon Monday. the sth day of Oct h This land js situated on the high crounds north West of and cont!caous to the city. and is one of the most heautifal locations tn this vicinity for | Cottage residences, cv poe | B* does, anex- tensive view of Washington and thesurrcanding ber next, at 12 0 clock m.; snd all persons are no- | Country anlis of em | epereack. aivcck thanaet tified to appear and show canse.if any they have, from Connecticutsyenue and ad otne the valua- hy said petition ought not to be granted Little, ‘and fi A ™ persons opposing the extension are sequired to | ble place of Mr. Little, and ie in itecif valcs | ble in conseqnence of the prospect either of Kalo file in the Patent Uffice their ebjections. tally | rama or Meridian Hill beine selected to build the set forth in writing, at least swrnry days betore the | gnmmer resivence for the President, it being be- day of hearing: all testimony filed by either party | fyecn the ‘and itis eles yh to be used at the said hearing must be taken and | etry pe-senger railroad out Conneoticut ave., transmitted in accordance with the rales of the tothe boundary. There isalsoa ry of stons office, which will be furnished on application. | onthe place, to which purchasers will be priv- Depositions and other papers relied upon as tes. timony must be filed in the oMice revn'y dave before the day of hearing; the arcuments, if any, within wn days after fling the testimony. ileged to get the stone from gratis for the foun- dations of any buildings they may desire to erect | On these sites. y be seen at the auction ‘i Piate of the property Ordered. also. thar this motice be published tn | rem 'er dC Mi Gulte & re the property the Intelligencer and the Republican, Washington, | Tee? ef J.C ° D.C. and in the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio, | May,be purchased at privai once ‘a week for three successive weeks. the first of said publications to be at least sixty days Previous to the day of hearing, THEAKER, le. Terme: One-half cash ; residue 6, 12, and 13 months. with interest, fer notes secnred om the preperty sold. Conveypacing ot urchaser's cost Commissioner of Patents M_NOURSE, Trastee | JAS.0.M-GUIBE & Ob., Aucts, P, 8. Editors of the ‘abovg wapers will prewe | 27 = (am. Pes copy, and rend their bills to the Patent Office with | 3-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN dy 25: jaw sw | consequence of the inclement weather, until & paper containing this notic D®*aBIMEst OF THE INTEBIOR, THURSDAY, August 16, same bour and plice 4 'S v ;: M_NOURSE. Trustee. : UNITED Mi ccuistoy. Angaats isc | _amledte J.C. MeGLIRE & 00. Ancte in the petition 3. of Bos- z to ass., praying for the tension of atent B* GREEN & cheese sausage granted to him on the id day ef Noveuber, is52, | VALUABLE |.OTS FRONTING ON A PUBLIC Jor an improvement in “ Machines for Drilling | "SPACK. at the utereection of repesy vane one Stencs.° forseven years from the expiration of | North Carolina avepue be} sth and sth said patent, which takes place on the 2dday of No- | vember. 1566 : Itis ordered that the said petition be heard the Petent Office on MONDAY, the 15th day October, 1566, at 12 o'clock tw Streets east. Capital Hill! at Public Auction, On FRIDAY, t h {uetunt, at 6 o'clock p. m., St | on the premises, we shall sell all of Lot No ih. god of | and esst part o: Lot No. 10. in Square Blo. 82, m.; Sud al! persons | making them desirable lots, which i= subdivided are notified to appear and spow cause, ifany they | fe et at 4 have. why sald petition oght not tobe granted. | {ie zi jects’. inches front, each ramming back 1d Persons opposing the extension arerequired to | “Terme: Qne-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 13 filein the Patent Office their objections, specially rh setiorth in writing, at least reea'y days before | ¢, the day of hearing. all testimony filed by either | gpg party, to be nsed st the sail bearing, must be takeb en transmitted in accordance with the rules tthe office, which will be furnished on applica | a Seponitions and other testimeny, must be Sled in the « hearing; the arguments, if any, } ry . the 4) Stina rea anys ater Alls the tore Ordered, alse that this notice be ee tican and the J, ® seek for three succes-ive weeks; the fi bi} for notes bearing interest, secured by @ of trust on the premises. All conveyancing revenue stamps at the cost of the pw . VS down on each lot when sid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ,_Telied upon as | — fice sienty days BNECUTOBS SALE OF VALEABLE IM VROVED BEAL ESTATE ON L STREET | ORTH. Between loth and J6th streets west. at | Poblic Auction On FRIDAY, the I7th instant.at 6 o'clock p.m., 1, on the premises, part of Lot No. i5,in 985 pning at @ point on north L the southwest corner of ssid lot, ran- | Bing thepce east alone the line of said street 39 | feet 9inches; thence sonth 146 feet] imch tos %- | foot alley, or it will be divided into two lots, eacl. Journai. rs will please o Patent and send their bills to t cont. t 19 feet 10), inches front, ii eo desired with a paper containing this notice. au sw Terms: One rth cash, balance in six, twelve = and elgbteen RPHANS’ COURT, Jury 24, 1856—District | ‘tha, for notes bearing interest, and secured by eed of trust on the premises oF CoLexpin, 4b FET J one ewe = | All convevancing Christopher Weber, deceased, the executor of, *be purchaser. 1 . aes Se ee fe oe nan, if the terms are mot os plied with within ‘ + | five days after the day of s ‘ appointed Saturday, the oy ee ae ~ hoe serves the right to resell the premises at the ri-k r the final on ae st “y Ss the per- gui cost of the defaulting purchaser or purcha- sonal atate of Sa oft solcaben ty wivertising three times in the Nation: same been ntelligencer = qiared_ into honey ; Pass where all WILLIAM M_ WILSON. Executor. | _auis@ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. YGBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FBONTING ON indiane between Ist and 21 streets west, vouched, or they may otherwise by law be Sin rontiak Sopy"ot hls Srter berpeanicd te: Ovi @ copy 0! ie er nee week ayes weeks inthe Evening Star, Previous to the said doy. ._. ©. ROBBINS Register of Wi at six o'clock p. iy 25-w3w" Ne. mises, Lt No. STEAMER oscees WASHINGTON, running ef ane! 3. in Square rom " ‘8 ; balance in 6 GRORGETOWS 72. paeene | months, for notes bearing interes, and secured uo Through trip $2.75: Point Rocks $2.25 Leave 8 deed of trust om the ses. All conveyancing ‘getown 7 o k. Beturn, leave Ha and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Ferry 5. a 2. rp pln pn dee $50 down when the GEREN 2 Wikties ‘ .™m. its cal a! Ir prices 5 Cauoceiee "8" SCN MOORE’ Gsptain, | au 04 (Intel. } Anctioneers., A NIAISE DE SAINT FLOUR; LA PETITE ¥ GRE IAMS L428 ake, EN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. jamen; jaison de " lle de la Beigiicre; Les de Fee;LesPe- TKUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROV: > tite Gieems' '@ Bataille de «Le Poudre | TY Os OTH Srhen? wast; WEAR Fe om FRANCK TAYLOR. 1 Ou TORSDAY. August 2th, at 60 ‘clock p. m THE DOUKO—Gusranteed met from Boo W. Hatherd ae Ones Fees perc wine bottled by jeborn & Oo or pe wh, dats. ——, C. DYER & 00., and " (METSOPOLITAN PATENT STEAM Ba- 3470 ween i and ste. FRESH SODA ORAGEERS daily, the bet the market. Bend for wenmplonn 7” "ee, 2. in@TOR Ser is se lala co ah Also for other Stri manufacturer’ Lot g very email advance on ths gees es -