Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1866, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. FLD (atin, cuop Driea 20¢.: shoulders, vse. Butter, MadSe.; Pair, 75eaS1.50; Ducks, pair, Wic.a $1.25. oz., 25¢. Green Corn, can, 40c. Green in ear, dozen, 12 cents. a les. dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., Se. Turnips, 10c. bh. Peaches, dried, per quart, 15 cts. Beans, but- ter, eames Wate, — dried cherries, qt.,40e. Radishes, meh., 2adc. Beets, buneh, Se. Onions! Waive. per peck.; ay onions, 2aSe.. Okra, 40c. per pk. Carrets, 5¢. per bh. Fish—Rock, large, each, @3: email. bunch, 50c.; Perch, S0a60c.; Mackerch, 25¢ each; Halibut, Ib., 25c.; SI head, 75aSleach: Lobsters, per ound, 12 cents; Sea Bass, per pound, 12 cents. ye, per bushel, $1.20a€i25. Corn Meal, 20. Shipstuff, stuff, 50¢ bbl., $5 Suag7. Oats, bush., Svafoc. Hay,cwt., $1a$1.25. Straw, 80c.a$1. Clover Hay, 75c.a$1.25. Celery, pr bunch, l0e. Kront, per quart, i5c, Geese, $1.50a82.50. Turkeys, $2a€3.50. V: fresh, per Ib., 3c. Cal + per head, 3alve. Hominy, quart, 10 cents. ‘ttuce, Lalo cents. Green Peas, Se. Asparagus, per bunch, lOc. New Potatoes, 20aivo. per 2 Fore gen om pk. String Beans. t: . per pk. OCym- ings, 6ail2e. dozen. Blackberries, qt, Mal%c. Cucumbers, Salvc. Egg Plants, Saiic. Whor- .< Water- $1 per ‘otatoes, 4037: The market is densely crowded again to-day. itas unusual to see the wagon stands at the market space all oceupied carey om of the mar e stands as the Frealaud wen nearly ‘ail taken an hourbefore sunset yesterday, and the coal oil lamps of the dealers on 7th street kept the eastern stands i}luminated till a late hour last night. The dealers find it no easy matter to «ispoce of poor stock, and the quotations above are for good to choice produce. ——e —- Tse Wipows AND ORPHANS OF THE Dts- Tic t.—We hear that an effort is being made to bring about the displacement of Z.C. Kob- bins, the Kegister of Wills for this District. ‘The pretext alleged against him is doubtless the fact that im his private opinions he preiers the restoration policy of Congress to that of the President. However that may be, it is well known that he not only never Ings his polities into the discharge of his official du- ties, but that as a a judicial officer should do, he abstains wholly from any inter- ference whatever im politics. It is notorious that he his official duties, one and all, with serupulous care and integrity, and thatin so doing he saves annually, perhaps, hundreds of thousands of dollars to the widows and orphans of this District. His conscien- tious harge of his duties stancs grievous- ly im the way of the success of the schemes of ebysters sone Nothing would suit them better than the appointment of some nose of wax in Mr- Robbin's stead, which more or less of them are new beheved to be striving to bring «bout. If they euceeed, the public interest will be the | sufferer, as a matter of course. + Tue CovnTy Scneots.—On Thursday the Board of Commissioners of Primary Schools jor the county of Washington met at the City Hall, when the election of teachers for the next schogi year took place, with the following re- suit: Distriet No. 1, Josepn Carmack: No.2, Miss Carrie Ferris; No. 3, Miss E. V. C: n- ter; No. 4, Joseph une: No. 5, Miss Kate Cluskey: No.6, Miss Eliza Miller; No. 7, Henry eaty and Miss S. P. Abeil. tn the colored sehool District, No. 2, Mrs. Mary Boffey: No. 3, Harvey Smith: No.4 Alfrea Bolton: colorea: No. 3 ¥. A. Lawton: No.7, ) 3. Lore. The pay of teachers was fixed as follows Male wachers of white schools, $720 per spn- num; Female teachers of white schools. $540 per annute. All teachers of colored schools, 3540 per snaum, An ap; riauon of $50 was made to plaster the new ec! house for colored children in the 7th District. Tecently erected by the Na- tonal Freedmen’s Relief Society. An appropriation of $30 was also made to purchase charts t- each the elements of read- ‘ng, grammar and geography for the colored in Dhetrict No. 3. —e Pic-Nws.—The followmwg Pic-nics will come of on wext Monday afternoon and evening Ser’ street Park —OCovenant Lodge, 1. 0. Oo. F.. Georgetown, postponed from jast Monday. A good time may be expected. Washington City Garden. —The Young United Club have chosen this place for their ninth Pi ie. Analostan Island —Pie-nic ot United Association. On Tuesday, we have Analostan Island.—An afternoon and evening pic-nic by the Urbanity Association, composed et young men who know how to get up <uen an entertainment. Serenth-street Park —Afternoon and evening Pic-nie of Lincoln Camp, No. 2, Sons of Lib. erly, postpened from last Tuesday: one-haif the proceeds to go to the Portland sufferers. Ezcursion to Glymont by ihe Washington Friendship Club. ss chines Eh STORE FIGHTS AMONG THE FREEDMEN.—The Lieutenant of the 2d precinct 1s greatly an- noyed by complaints about stone battles among the negroes im the vicinity of Wisewell Bar- tacks. Yesterday another row occurred among them, and bricks and stones were thrown by the combatan's, endangering the persons of passengers in the street cars as well as pedes- trians. From the statements of complainants it appears that there is a gang in the barracks that acsail outsiders, and when the outsiders prove too much for them them a, retreat to the barracks for protection. The Lieutenant isof epinion that the officer in charge of the barra might prevent those disgracefal riots between the colored men in the barracks and those outside it the officer of the guard were ordered to arrest all sach offenders and tarn them over to the police it might be stopped. the Young yin ast Tae Lire Instrance Or THE FIREMEN.— We stated yesterday that Chief Engineer Sess- ford bad been presented with 8 policy of life insurance for $560, and that he had quested to turnish the names of the officers and men of the department that each might be be sented with one. Last night, J.T. K. Plant, agent of the Columbus. (Ohio), Accident Insu- rance Company, who is hea author “nee be- nevolent enterprise, cal upon neer Sessford, and requested him to hasten the lists. The total number of men to be insured 45 seventy-three, and the total amount is $36,500. Mr. Plant wrote to the company, Aig Sere te make this Ler es tothe firemen of Washing- ton if one-half the cost would be taken by the peo ae f and the proposition was p’ acce] }, ana the agent Rotified to proceed im } mediately to make out the policies. ——o-———— Reav Estate Saves, by Green & Williams, auctioneers.—T wo new brick two-story dwel- 8nd lots near the corner of Sth street east O street north, toS. A. Sheldon for #300 and Delaware avenue. Two frame houses the alley between Ist and 2d streets west, and E and F north, te George Lautner for $900. Lot 12, in the square south of square 516, on Mazsachusetts avenue, between 4th and Sth streets west, to Henry H. Hempler for $1,225. af Care Fimst National BUILDING AS8OCIATION.— ‘This association, at its annual meeting, held jast bight at Isiand Hall, elected the following Officers for the coming year :—Ohas. B.Church, Lay Crosby 8S. yes, vi ident; ames Fraser, Tafneurer: a. R ere Lewis T! Dr. R. C. Uroggon, W.T. J. x. son, ‘alker, J. H. Her ron, Wm. P. Mohun, and James Cornwall, directors. Ther of the secre and finance com- mittee showed the atfairs of the association t6 be in 8 flouristinr condition, and the value of each share of swck at the end of first year tobe sss. ™” Camry MEBTINGs.—The Methodists are holding @ camp one mile from Hanover Switch, about twenty. it miles from this city,on the railroad, It Triitbs seen by advertisement that a train of cars will leave the Depot at § o'cloce to-mor- roaw tor the Switch, where com: may be bad for the ground. Round tickets are issued for $1.15. The Methodist Fogo. in Montgomery are holding i Soceip near i Se: judging from pre) visited y tsrge numbers from this city and vicinity to-morrow. No DamaGE.—Yesteraay afternoon,the burn- ing of a chimney on D, between 13K aad etteets. caused some commotion 1m that vii ty, and the Franklin steamer was run eut, the men supposing the flame awd smoke to proceed trom a burning building. Noalarm was given from the central office, and the flames esub- siding, the firemen returned to their quarters. es ee Passixe CouyTERFEIT MOWEY.—Yesterday efficer Roth, of the Thira Ward, arrested Semoeel Ward and John Toiiver, colored boys, aged 13 and ars respectively, upod a charge of parsing counterfeit money. They ‘were taxen before Justice Mofsell, who sent ‘Wart to jail, and beid Toltver to bail for coart. aimst the estates of deceased per- | m re- | i | | Diworpertr PErsons —Yesterday, — Ross apd Uampwen arteowu a gaug ten nerroes for 'v conduct in the Third Ward. They wi re Justice Mor- sell, who fined each $2. i@ paid his fine, and the others were semt to the tor du days. This morning, oficer Mark ward.of the Tiisd Ward, arrested five white men for dis- orderty conduct in the market, They were fined in sums ranging from $5 to $10 by Juas- pg & te One of the party escaped from station. pe So.vrens’ MREetrna.— At an informal meet. ing Of officers and soldiers at Willard’s Hote! lastevening, MayorGeneral Uuster was called to the chair, and svar Wm. ree tpn a pointed secretary. After some in consultation, the meeting adjourned to meet again this evening, at the same place, when all officers and soldiers present in the city are invited to attend. ——- 9 Sxrime Lievor on Sunpay —Yesterday officer Gordon, of the bs sap? As ai pen) Ji st upon a charge of selling iguoron Sunday He en taken before Jastice Cull who fined him $20.58. ae Tue Taverns Law.—Yesterday,officer Mark- wood arrested plenty ‘e, Pome g nag keeper, for keepit js house open ai ours. Lieut, Skippon arfested Alow Mueller for sell: ing liquer after hours. They appeared before Justice Morsell, who fined each $20.50. 6 BRICKLAYING.— Persons wanting to have houses built, grates set, brick work repaired, &c.. will do well to read the advertisement of J. ¥. Collias, elsewhere in our paper, who is said to be & most competent and reliable work- man. CITY ITEMS, SILVER-PLATED Table Spoons, Tea Spoons, fable Forks, Castor Stands, Cups, Goblets, Cali Belis—only one dollar—at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania enue, third door trom 4% street. ——— are Way FEETHE DENnTIsTs? Use Sozodont daily, and your Teeth will seldom or never need seraping or filling, for they will never be de- filed by unwholesome concretions, or be honey- combed by decay. or PENNIES can be hadin uy quantities at the Star office counter. aes Corns, Buniens, Ulub and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Oallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 421 Pennsyl- yania avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8a. m. to5 p. m.,and 6to8 p.m. eerie eee eT MARRIED, PETERS—MARKES, On the 12th inst., by the Bey Father Walter. ANTHONY PETEES, yoghinaten, te ELLEN MARKS, (Newport papers please copy.] TURBS—GILLAM, On the 18th instant, hy the Rev Mr. Lemon, N.B.TUBBS. of Butler Ooun : oe to Miss LUCY GILLAM, of Wasking- mn, D. bi {Cincinnati papers please copy. | , TERE BOm Eom, On oe a qoanes. pt t' idence _o! a all, Te ad. - LEY to Mrs. ELLA J, EOWHAR, ail of Georze. town. Nocards. = {Baltimore papers please copy. ee DIED CREIGHTON. Angusti7th, eldest daughter of Thomas Per tet Creighton, agee 16 years. The fan will rouepiace from the re Sepaeres: is. Bo = Brees pteecn st and Streets, on Sunday morutng. atll o’ lock, Th friends of the family are invited to attend =” oe (Alexandria Gazette HOYLE. On the 17th ins' HOYLE, age:l 40 ) ears, The relatives aud triends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend her funeral, at No Mo. ave., on Sunday, at $o’clock p. m. < iz, B. MUNDELL. On the J8thinst., JOSEPH MUN- DELL. Jr., aged 30 years ana 4 months. The funeral will take place from his late resi- dence, on Nth street east, between E and G streets sonth, on Monda: p.m, the 20th instant, at 3% o'clock The friends and acquaintances of the fam invited to attend. id .. In Newberg. N. on *Wedneaday ing August 15th JOHK GILBERT, infant son of J ~- Bloss, and grandson of the late Jobu M. Glibert, of this city, ™ HUNT. At the residence of Columbus Scriber, No. 259 G street, between 4th and 15th strects. this (Saturday) morning, Au; at8e'clock, after a severeand protracted iliness, which he en- dured with Christian resicnation and tertitude. RIOHARD BUNT. aged 25 years, youngest sen of Charles and Maria Hunt T 'd had been adopted in my family. and e f the most genial fectionate character He had from our- ‘he highest testimonies as to nce. and business capacjty incerely mourn his irrepar able loxs. The friends of the family are respectfally tn- vited to attend his fu: , frem my residence. No. 259 G street. on Monday evening at 40’clock.* SS is or. perseve and we deeply an ble 3. R. ELVANS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in BUILDERS’, COACH, AND CABINET HARDWARE, BAB IBOB AND STEEL, OUT NAILS, HOR3SESHOES, HORSESHOE NAILS, NUTS AND WASHERS, &c,, &e., de, WABEHOUSES - 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 301, 303, 305 O STRERT, And 85 and 67 LOUISIANA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. Cc. All Orders, SOUTH AND WEST, Filled with Care and Promptness. CABBIAGE AND WHEEL STOCK Constantly arriving from Factory, and sold at lowest market prices. TIN PLATE, PIPE AND SHEET LEAD, COPPER, ZINO, ac, Sold at Eastern Rates and shipped with despatch. HaIB, MOs8, TOW, And BXORLSIOB, Constantly on hand tn bags and bales, BOPE, CORDA! PRICES CUBBBNT FURNISHED WEEKLY. JOHN B. ELVANS & Oo., of 8. dc. Bea eles 4, ¥ COLLINS, The fo ecutein z Baie eee godrite. Address, with terms, location, ae 8., Star off W irstentaie socertg: Ril ce nus. .L. Wi ‘au 18-6 ANT , Lf Corner 16th and ‘To reat, on the} amily wihent chi iD RO Address. atar: terns, te SW, Star omen ee SE ge A good UVOK, WASHES, and to wok {re «mall family Good ‘Wages and a permanent pl ice will be given to one that wilt suit. City rec mmendations reyuired, ry corner of 5a aad © stre« te, 2t* Ww Ww’ MAR’ F and W ion 3 => N—Two TIN A KEKS. None bu firet class CARPBNTEKS. ed apply except thove feeling ca) bie of executing e'ecant store work {opty m= mediately to A: WORLEY, Jackson Halli Alley, eu 17-20" WASTED-4 ood NURSE; a steady. sites woman, able to take entire charge ef chil- Gren None others n aprly. Also, a smart MULATTO BOY, from 1 to 15 years old. to wait on table and attend house. Apply at 355 l0thst., between Land M, au 17-3t YOUNG LADY OF EXPEBIENCE IN teaching, having completed a two years’ en- gagement Ba governees; te desirous of making a re-engagement. Would be willing to assist in tewinae No objection the country. Address -M. Q . Btar office. au 17-3t™ W48TED-5y young man, ITUATION a cle a store, Grocery orred. toJ.B.N.. Clothing Store, corner 7in street und Massechoueetts avenue. au 16-3t* ANTED—Fora onsible tenant. a gentee! HOUSE. about cight rooms; water and gas; in 8 good location. Apply to or address Mc NELE. & BBYANT, 49. 7th st. { ‘au 16-3" Wa4rtTtD-« gooi WHITE GIRL, to cook, wash and iron for a sthall family.’ Good ref. erences required, Apply at 333 L street, 16th au / ANTED—A firet-class COUK, (colored,) one 4 thet can come orner il recommended, and is g to do the cooking, washing and ironing aa of three perso! Tosuch, # perma- nations nent es is offered. None need appl; give bestof reference Ap ly to 129 West street, between Congress and ‘ashiagton, Georgetown, D.C ‘au 16-3t" WwW ANTE 'y ® respectable woman a SITU A- TION as first class Cook in a Boarding House or Bestaurant. Address Box No, 10 Star Office. auld ANTBD—A HOUBE eultable for @ emall fam- WwW ily, between this and Nov. Ist. uecality be. tween Penn’a avenue and I street forth, 7th and 1sth streets. Would not object to buying on rea- — terms. Addrese BEN. ¥, FRENOH 334 au 15-; SILUATION, by » young mar- ried m K-tender, salesman, or any- Bits where ‘ne can make himself useful. ood referebce given from lace employers. Has no Ghyection toleave the city Address » pe} 0.439 oth street, posite Patent OMe, Wi ington, £or7 rooms, between 5th a ith sts. west. and F and N streets north Address, civing amount of rent and location, *'D. L. B.,’” Pay De- partment, U. 8. A, aule V JANTED IMMEDIATELY_—TO EMPLOY a Man competent to take charge of a small farm, about five miles from Washington, both as gardener and farmer. To snch gone & good sit uation is oficred, Inquire of BW. OARTER, auld corner 7th street and Market Space, WaAnNtED—a HOUSE with 10 oF 18 rcoms. and large yard attached. Address ‘*Committee,”’ Star office, au 13-6t* W NTED—A neat and comvenient small OUBSE, containing not less (ham four rooms at arental of $120 per annum, by of Tallable and Sermeneny tenets Address ©. B. T., Star Office. u 10- V SNTED=Gold aga Silver Watehea. Dndies aod ETON REE RE: er any articles of valne, at R. FULTON 400.'s, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th street. three doors north of Penn’a avenue. 50 Water Coolers, and 400 gross of Porter for sale cheap. jy 2u W “aise: MIREORS: CARP ae. DING and HOUBEFURNISHING GCC description. B. BUOBLY, 406 7th street. 8-7 between d and H. cast aide. FOR SALE AND RENT. Foe BENT—A HOUSE of six rooms and Furni- ture f le. Inquire at 24% sth street north, 5 au 10-2w* y three story BRICK DWELL- ING GOUSE. with back building attached for servants’ use, Jocated on B street north, bet. 2a and 3d streets. Inquire at 506 Pennsylvania avenue. au 10-10t™ Fo BENT—A threestory BBIOK HOUSE with 10 rooms and all modern_improvements, situa- ted on Lith street, between B and ( {petioles ~ inquire of T. M. HARVEY, tween 10tn and Lith. he BENT—In the STAB BUILDINGS. cor- P. lyania avenue and llth street, ROOMS ada; I far the offices of Insurance Com: Wasblogion. Apply ts'0. Bo BARER sti as! be . Btar Oftice. jeder” Location the best in ‘OR SALE—The commodious and exten: F Mouse sed GROUNDS orated saeaere esst corner of North Capitol and Boundary sts., lately the evidence of Chas @. Ubiman. Tie Pro- perty bas a large brick d: Dg and outhouses, and cpactons, cellars. Termseasy. Apply on the remises, to Mrs. MINA UHLMANN; orto DL. BLL8 & © Real Bstate Brokers, northwess _ ae Jy 3-tf ndsome 3 story and ong . atreet nort! all the modern improvements; hot and cold h room ; with gas fixtures to same. r further 251 Cet., ay 31-tf at ‘OR RENT—' ment RESIDENCE, No. 266 F havi w bat! quire id 4908 arent, hed Patent Office. MES TOWL' 33 F iB RENT—The BTORE No. 321 D ear lith. It fronts immediately on Pi . enue, and isone of the largest and most conve- ently situated store rooms in Washington city, pply to 0. B. BAK BR. st the Star Office, je30 tf \HIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS, FIRST SES. 1 NHON Sues FIRST SEs A 7 to protect the manufacturers of mineral in the District of Columbia, and for other pose Bert enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States af Amertca in Con- reof mineral waters mud other, bevernge ty rs of mi waters other beverages by w allowed to be sold im bottles, upon which their ames or the hor maerks eball be revpeotively file with the clerk of the Supreme istrict of jambia description of bottles and of the: name or marks shall cause the same to be published for not lese than two weeks, sncosstively. ins dally of Foes pe wepaper published in said District of jolumbie. Src. 2. And be st further e~octed, That it is here- by declared to prseeern aa any person or “4 re jon of ti . te Hil with mineral wa- ‘any such bottlesso marked any such bottles somarked for sale or to traffic end not bought by him or her of such owner or owners thereof: and fendi: shall be Hable to a penalty of Rity cents for very bottle so filled. or - OF msed. or disposed of, or bought, or trafficked iu, for the first offence’ and fivedollare for every su juent offence. to = recovered es other fines in said District of Co- jumbia. In accordance with the provisions of the above law of Congress, passed at its late session, and approved by the President of the United States, July 38. 1866. Lappend hereto a aauwiptise of the bottles belonging to and used all persons ‘inst desiing or edcene me using said , a8 I will 61 the ns of the aw nS #0 offending : mA pape Be HS Ne ost: marked ¢ the ae eehes tee tense <tth pin testbeg are es ir . mar! ban & Shinn. Georgetown. D. 0.,” and “A. This is never sold.” e of bottle is never sold. ith, Glass Bottles for Porter and A! “BA. Shim, Georgetown D: 0.7" and 'geeae bottle is neversold.”* . Glass Feities for Mineral Water C.,” ang "Gth Stone Bot Shinn. Spruce Beer, marked toe Se marked “Arny & mY A. gers. e] BIL! 5st pr treet, corn Ber: Rat Woor Brow Fe, _eué-2w ‘Georgetown, D. 0. STEAMEE oronGE wasn GEORGETOW. trip $2.75: Point Rocks " ‘getown Po lock. Return, Teste hae irper’s ‘erry 5 o'ciock 8. m rrive reetown at 6 o'clock p.m, Freightsvc: f y 4 SENJOHN MOONE’ Oestain, pou JOUVENAL'S MARBLE WORKS, Corner New Jersey avenue and F street, Near the Baltimore Depot, All orderafor STATUARY, MONUMBNTS, or MANTELS executed in the best manner. et short Retioe, and on the very best terms. ie 9-30" Yer POAT Sains” il gee ae ene iy 28-2m String Bands. BH IN Buisptbe Red Doctor. Pera et roe for ous; Rwinton's Army of otomen: ‘Gin Recaesie aes, ie soe Coneios & 4 a pei aM ALOE. FOR SALE AND RENT. FUsRISHED ROOMS FOR ner. table housrkeep! q Batreet, MB HOCSE, containing « uly located, on the eorner of Lith conical ete. Apply one square west, for ei a OR SALE—The LEASE end FIXTUBESof a F Grocery and Liquor Store. now doing good Dusivess. Apply at No 249 20th street, between mM eee Good reasons for selling. COR KENT-A BRICK HOUSE on 35th street, iy between Fantee nue and M street, ae = cn! ing7 reema, ki d caliar. with gas thro: the house. Bont mrdevate, Inquire tot Waterstreet,Georgetown, === 13-38" OUEIGE FOR RENT_—Opponte Willard’: Ho tel,two rooms on first floor, suitable for a Claim or Lawyer's Offi elegantly furnished, The furniture and fixtures for sale cheap. Kent low. Apply to BEN. F, SBENOH, 334 Pena's avenue. en 18. st FOR BENT—On Penn's bet. 9th J and loth sts., 29944, south sid \7-2t* F°, SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Mest and Provision Store. Apply at Star office. _ ; au IT 3t* FS T—Three story BRIOK HOUSE No 511 E etrest, between 2d and = ets. Applyto Wit R. KILEY & BROTHER, au 17-3t No 36 Oeutral Sto: Fe RENT—a new FRAME HOUSE, contai ing 6 rooms, situated on 8 h street, between and Q streets north, Inquire of @LADMON 256 bth st. aul Fo SALE OR KENT—By the first of Sep- tember, two Story basement and attic FRAME HOUSES, on isth street, between 1 and K; just built, in the best style. Apply om the premices. eal Fo RENT—A very handsomely located and neatly FUBNISHED HOUSE. on Massachu- setts avenue, near i2th street, at $100 per month. Apply to D L. WELLS & OO., northwest corner 10th and F streets, Bt CONVENIENT AND WBLL LO ED Apnicn ROUSE, WITH SOME FURNITORE, BOR RENY—Nine room<, gas, water, and bath room, &c. Bent $80 per menth. Apply at GIBBS’ Bair Store, 242 Poeun. avenue, near 13th st. av 17 6t RARE CBANCE—GUOD TURES, and HOBSE tablished Feed Stand, h, tom. for sale on easy ¢” oa: avenue an 0 sti ing, the d A WILL, STOOK, FIX- ind WAGON of an ing & good run of cu atthe corner of New t. The cause for ell ‘ the owner. an 17-3t™ 98 ES 2—From the ist of September, two Isrce BRICK HOUSES, containing 12 rooms each) one situated on 12th street, near Penn's ave- Pe, and the ether adjoins my residence, Bent $i0}permonth. Assy tc br. JAMES BE. Bum @ . South Wor on. ean (OR BENT O it} Botton BAR 1 OO terms. a prett: © , 21 6) feet or LAND. Fruite and Plowers in growrs ance. Very cheap. Rare chanoe . a of small mesus, Call end see STABY 4 00, 305 F st. bet. 11th and }2th, EAD THIS'— AN RSP Aho FOR KER TD 1h au 17-6t din Alexandria, 1 offer my RESTAUBAN to_leave , No 12 Royal street. (a few doors from King.) far rent, with Bar Fixtures an: necessary nanees of a first-class estallishment, for rare chance to any one of en jo & splendid business, as the house is unsurpassed for lecation aad character. the adjoining HOUSE for rent, the store room of whicl, has been recently fitted up for an Apothecary, in the most approvel style Any eve wishing to avail them- 8 of this offer will please call and examine the premises, ANNA ENGELBREOHT P_S—A choice stock of Liquors on band also for sale. au 17-3t* oe RENT—Two HOUSES, containing five B. >| roon-s each, situated on 19th street, bet. Q and corner 20th and Q sts. TT situaced on L Inqu au 16 6t* HOUSE containing cight rooms, ~. between 9th and lth streets. Apply to GEO. HAUPTMAN, No. 512 1ith at , 3d door from Penna. aven 16 3t™ STORE FOR RENT. WITH CELUAR—Suit ®S able for apy Licht business er mechanical work Apply at Drag Store, corner 9th st a. AVE, au » nd ZEATLER. containing 6 Fe BENT—A FRAME HOUSE Toom#.on 19th street, hetween New York av- enué and D street, ext door. Pleasantly situated. Loguire au 16 st* hree-story BRICK HOUSE, ass. ave, bet. 12th and i3th streets, ud other conveniences, pply at No. 460 L street north, ts. an 16 3t" containing pine street, be tween New Jersey avenue and Ist street west. Poesession given on the ist day of September next. Appi — 0. BOYLE, Depot House, su 16-3t* near Builroad Depot. Fo SAUE—The GUOD WILL, LEASE, and FIXTURES of one of the best located Gro- ceriesin Washington, together with well selected assortment of fine Groceries, Wines, Liquors, & , alt _of which will be seld at cost or wholesal: market price Satisfactory reasons for eriting. to JOH. ‘Y, corner Sth street weet and App! for further particulars BAILE porth \O LET—Two STORES under St. Charles Ho- tes Immediate possession given. Appl 405 C street. an 467 GEOR BENT—Two Furnished BOO ( first floor. or two rooms and Kitch at No. 467 13th street, between E and Fests. au io-tf Es, BENT—Two STORES, on 454. street, Island. Good busine-s stands. Also, one Store on north E street. Inquire of GEO. MAT- TINGLY, corner of oth street and F . au ls Fe RENT—That old es STAND, with dweiling ner of 12th and G streets. For intormati: quire of SABAH GODDARD, 371 lith street, corner ef L. au 15 6t* T*9 SMALL NEW FRAME HOUSES FOR sale, four rooms each. 8 ited en New York avenue. next to corner of 20th street. WM. CHOPPIN, = 1 OR RENT—Desirable BRICK BESIDENCE. F isi Washington street. Georgetown, with 12 rooms, water, ga8.end nice side lot. Rent $75 per month. Furnituretorsale. Apply on the prem- ines after 4 p.m agaist {OB SALE—Several HOUSES at a sacrifice. F Also, for rent. several HUUSES, containing from 6 tol2 rooms, Also. for rent, on Ist - ber, nicely-furnished HOUSE of ten rooms, $90 per month, MITCHELL « SON, Broke: au l4-6t" 8. BE. cor. Pa. sv, and 15th z) (OR RENT—Two of those three-story and attic EF HOUBES or, the north aide of Beane tween 24th and 25th sts. a ply toL. F. Goan jo. 2 ave., bet 12th end 13th sts. 8 FO®, Beaton Well known “SIMPSON Inquire of an ls-5t™ HOUSE,” southwost corner of Pa. avenue and j0th -treet. ossession given the lst day of September. Inguire of Dr. Mc¥ARLAN, corner fan titaenis dient scsi e re an © clock, or o: GUMBSE SON, S69 Pa, avemue: neat tothe 13-ewtsel™ F°, SALE—A BUUILDING LOT, (with the privilege ot two.) eligibly locsted on 12th st. ‘weet, 2135 feet front, and Spe back 95 feet to an aliey, #111 be sold low for cash. Title perfect. veyancing at cost of purchaser, Ingaire at 260 Pstreet, between lith and 15th. au 11-6t* *DRNISHED BOOMS FOR BENT—From $10 KF we eer month. Boarding at . 5 per week. ‘UBE FOR aT. ath . 485 6th Seal babeoas Cand Lcetetens ave. a0 1l-im* OB SALE—Three-stery BRIOK HOUSE, il rooms, with modern improvements. Also, sev- Satna gs oma wal pall Pea a3 101 . Inquire ma fromil tos. faul-Ime}” STARE SCO.” he three. OK DWELU- G, with ‘ops tileched stant the cor- . & 0. H. MOBBISUN, Booksellers, and 440 Penn's avenue. Oe OR TWO VEBY PLEASANT FUR- NISHED ROOMS to rent upon moderate terme In 8 very desirable and central location, In- quire at 325 Hi etreet. au 3-tf Fo SALB—Seuth half of LOT 22, in square 205. om 14th street. one square north of new State Department, between T and U streets, 33 by feet. Inquire of JOHN WAGNER, next door. 1,200, ag 5-eolm* —That desirable and conve: it four Fee ei binS. Ne. 485 Pa av. (roventl connected with the U.S. Hotel.) has a lar back ‘Well suited fora Public or 6 buildin Boarding House. For terms apply to Mesers. HABLE & 00., on the premises, Jy %-eoim* first class Fe BENT-We have several HOUSES, furnished and unfurnished. f- rent, in the city and Georgetown. Also, TENEMENTS of four rooms, in FT CRA’ & GREEN je 30-t 18 Intelligencer Build F% BENT—HOUSE No. 164 Peon. between 17th and 18th streets, contatni rooms, Snglading bath room. nqpice at Ohins Btore # premises, or at 453 street, bet. Gand H. ___ jw 64f ‘OR RENT—Si: NFUBNIBHED ROO: F036 besaote oe batty and 12th ate, Pennsylvania avenge, betwee tf ja ED ROOMS ‘Wand Bo. — m™ (OB RENT—In the Star Office Building, at the 2 ania ovenee aud 11t6 Terme low. inacire BAKEB, at Office,” Je 3-0 Fo atat Is pe Te Grice BOE » BOOMS ou rool ortate oF etatis Wannee ree. EEE jeas- io BS B-te ‘Bu Loctite ROOMS. °. . the AUCTION SALES. B* GREED & WILLIAMS, Auctioncess. Z V pepesy AUCTION SALES. [Por other Auction Sales see fourth page.j B" THOS, DOWLING, Agct 3 Georgetewa. ey TWENTY LDING SAnaNe, NEAR GEORG B Jas C. MCGUIRE @ 5 Lk OF HOUSE aND Lor CHANCERY SE NAVY TRED the Destmet of Combis. . Georgetown Heights plat oft erty can be seen at the Auction 174 Bridge street. Bale to commence at Lot No.1, near ae 6.12, avd 13 | Littleet al. vs, Lith months, with interest. secured by a Gead of trust | °t on the property. Conveyaaciag and stamps at the tof urchaeer “auika Intel} THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TRUSTEES’ SALB OF HOUSEBOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION On THURSDAY, she 22d instant. we shall seli, at House No. 349 ist street weet, corner of ne oF ¥O i. tto on = ot mt nove bearing soneaae 4b po the other the | $25 required of the Bale peremptory DAVID A. ‘Trustee, jy6-3twats 3.0 MeOvIRE OO heck ' months. with interest i eee, Bs i in’ iJ notes. or at the o of the and 9, 10and HM of_chagtel reco: for the —*- all the Fuarpiture, G above-pumbered house, and embedied in «chedules-to said deeds annexed. We mention in part— ; Red Walnut Parlor Snite. Haircloth Suite Marble-top Dressing and other Bureaus - natante be penrent poe ner Fath Xtevsion Dining and other Tables China, Glass and Urockery Ware and Table Uct ted Pisted Spoous and Forks _ Window Curtaint and Cornice Bedsteads. Beds and Table Linen Velvet, Brussels and other Carpets Latr d other Btoves S7 THE AROVE BALK IS UNAVOIDABLE tpoped until MONDAY, 20th Aagum, at DAVIP A. suTIewads J.C Mm B® GEEED & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers. RUSTER’S SALE OF ‘BOY PROT “Hyon {oTH SrREET EASE AEA EE O'clock p.m «TP d RE BOO hte: j bard, Lis wife, tome Api ortment of Ritehen Requisites ‘ack yn ashingten cou . bot. HORAGEB. BRODBEAD.¢ Trustees, pont een ple ee gg im evuas ° anid GRBEN & WILLIAMB. Aucti beck bailing 7 aOwe-shory . we —— = — ~~ iT ~ =e ‘ = 4 conveyancing nf HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &o, | cisscr gi dovn who rtamps at cost of per- Lt wae ———— | Sie eeran ee olsen temereie Z G. in ye after 2 a © ATER ie Pol NT PAVILION. serves the right Se, s sale, fearen se This well known Resort wiil be opened and cost of the @ La + = t No uecee at be for the recep\ion of visitorr on the 2th an ne Pi hacer. in ing tice tamer “4 of Juve | ington c., iu sowe paper published fe Wash. F B. ard $2 00 per day. ¥™M_ BR. BARROUR, 7, ig gyn | _auteer « RARROUR, Frames. Bho WM MITOHELL. Proprietor. | yy <8 GREEN & WILLAAMS. Angts. Steamers leay= Washin eater | BY". L wets a co. Bat { 6 o'elock Auctioneers and Real Retate Brokers, evel and Saterday . Northwest corner Wth and F streets, touchin; nd coming et the Point. eu 7-Sm" 5 vitiiiaels SS < 3 ee atou zD PERTY WN YW Abbeos Bouse BY. ON MARYLAND AVE Pe Ria 12TH AND 13TH STREETS RAST. resTiUBANTARD DINING SALO0's, | Bouthweet eorner of Penna, a%t; 84 MU. street, On TUESDAY, the gist. day of it. t6 o'clock p.m. we shall Wal Ge tbe premleas, 5 No. 3, in square 1,005, frenei fet en land avenue. extend: in demas te . ‘ | 5-3m. T. H. REGAIN» Proprietor. | improved by a now two story Brame ak ee ee rcome. ITED STATES HOTEL, | “Terms: Half cash: balance 6 atig 4 moti down ateate. Conveyancing br nant CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY. ] comer gem DL we —_ * Biel. . biee ecu. We have re to announce to eur friehds | _*™ _ a er = and the public that {i ious. mod- ‘ y, WELLS 4 CO., Atcte ord ern ana "Beertie establishment is = fae | Fate Bron 8. w.c eH ead ae open for the cane SUBF BATHING SKASON VALUABLE BOI, 'NC LOFT Opposites Onr Jon, | PHILADELPIA BOW, Frosting en: B strabr nee aw it of first- ad =] and this f comfort and luxury wotte boone, | of comfort and luxury no eur- | eh tel passed by auy other fret. ones MILLER, je 14-e026t Proprietors. 486 MARKRITER’S, EEVENTH STREET south, between ith amd 1n.\ treetsenst, On WEDNESDAY, rice August, ine. at6o clock p.m, we iy part of Lot No. 17, in au * on B street. and ex'ending orth ein | 7 One half cash; balance in # j 4 stamps at purcheser’s cont VET pe 86 |} _eul7@ ——_—[Inte"} " " Awetionsnns; | PRX GEEED @ WILLIAMS, Anettoncers : TRUSTEES SALE OF BU 8 is INTEB1OR DEOOBATIONS! Pe aictec erie LATE Ws 5G LOTS one | rtue CHOICE STOCK! ted Reet br 3 sand ee tet Lately received. and now open for fnapection, | ot DL , No. 36. folios 26. &c . one x the BANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered | &o.,] shal! offer for sale, at public enetion, in Washington, embracing— ete oF SATURDAY, the Ist Gay ‘of September, 1 PAPERHANGINGS the premises, Low 8 | o'clock p. m..in front Of Foreigy an Bomestic Manufacture. of the best j Fabrics and LATKST Sith atc a tered ABLORS, HALLS. DINING Bi 38, CHAM ERS. and LIMRABIES. embraciag New. Rich, | and Unique Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawing Rooms. with appr: ate Borders; also, a large aud select Stock of medium end low priced Papers. ene (1) and three (3)in Sgoare numbered t dred and twenty three, (1.023 )and Lots pumbarst eleven (ll)and twelve (12,) fm Raeare num! pine hundred and ninety six, (986,) of the plan the city a oe neapits, he erms: One. cath; reridec oe 12 months, the purchaser giving his notes deferred payments, satisfac onde’ fs oa le, bearing interest from day ef WINDOW SIIADES, anda vagy fg a Con “ D8 . . yments covey ancing oysctreria rea “Taviaateg tot | Eats ataer™ fT aeecroteae ee STONB GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, withand | complied with within five days it without Centers. sale, the trustee reserve the rr i Window Shaies of any required Size,Style,or | said property at the risk os ears -made to Order. Varcheser, on giving sures gai icp in the Ey OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, | “jy't)-codds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 8 Largest Assortment in the District, war- woes ta be Gilded we Gold, Peat end from the | ———y- UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD. Best Manufacturers the Cenntry—ombracing | — WALAUT, \imitatio he D. and all | ~ Headquarters Department of Washiastin, FLT OVAL FRAMES, WALNUT ee of Oeil Pecos hat og Fuosaprepae Sales eee. | Will booosd antes be mises, at AM ‘ni en are me P 3 i pe Be] be ns . ed to cat! and examineour Assortment before par. | ender thediseonon ef Irever Major James Giee chasing Frames. son, a. om = eae, re PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, Benciz te clock ©. m... i tbe nati Sesingape'ts mie Lancet ateem | Keste! at “REMUALL GREER” YARD, oh the , hee Bite asc, BILE COBD end TASSELS. gine Ree ps ig arabs dicen oe. remmn rece sizes. ‘abou Special attention paid to this Branch ef our Bus- | on two rhinos $a me | Dorowghly seasoned, and will be sold dn PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS | FIVE CORDS. with privilege of taking mee meee’ Always in Store. On Sale,s few Choice PAINT- RED OOK | tity up to ONE BUN Alo. op THURSDAY Au nat 3) commencing 1NGS and ENGRAVINGS. | at Do vlock ® m_, at the fourths | of ope mile north of Alexandris, on the Wi ‘Thankful for tbe liberal pa \ ved. the | ton and Alexandria aiirosd, rs] : attention of the Public is called tothe above Btock | THOLSAND (10.000) DS he moet complete in the District. r- | good gvalicy, coms isti about E- tion of which has been ured: to | OAK and TWO THIKDS PINE ith the weekly additions ved. This Wood will be offered in quantities of FIVE Will make it all times such as is kept in a Weil BDS. with vilege of taking any gu! tablis nt. Orders for Pa; uptoFIVE HUNDRED CURDS. havging or Window punctually | Purchasers of quantities lens than one hamé@red fully executed, in City r | corde will be uired to remove their not satiefactor3 filled, will be hin fifteen day satisfactory filled, 6 cor. | wit heen days; and a reasonable ot 5 satisfac teed; and te emovi larger 4 (nccordins to quality)eela at us kaw Mabe cs | ume? ae ars ek Pe a they can be purchased in the District. Terms: Oach, in Government unde, op day of TEEMS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR. | ie Sen tnd ee OTOR, . J. MARERIT! au J7-lit Depot of Washington, No. 486 7th street. Sdoors above Odd Fellows’ Hail. S1-34* joc ws’ Hail, CONDEMNED | TERMASTER STORES PARTMENT OF THE INT. + Depot UNITED utes FATEST OFFICE, | Oe! Querrmaners Uc, Dero t ASHINGTON, é. 71 inder On the petition of LEMUEL O. JENKS, of Bos. | ,,Will besold at a od ey ag 4 ton. Mass., praying for the extensien of a patent kine, Quartermaster U.S. A.. at frented to him on the 34 day ef Movewber, 12, | Sy MONDAY, Angust 7, commenclag ot Wee” for an improvement im ** nes for Drilling | eee a of condoned eaemane . 8t for seven years from the expiration of | in part of about 10) Army eo tent, which takes place on the 2dday of No- | GDiulances; 3.30) poonds Roper ausorten We omy vember . 1366: nds Scrap spd ofa Tire lrow: breast, hal It ig ordere@ that the seid petition be heard at | Pounme Serer (tnaine. aos mh the Patent Office on MONDAY, the sth day of | fet; and, ttroe Chains: 4.510 Ausbulances, Wagan, October, 18865, at 12 o'clock m ;"and all ‘porsone | Weets Ambulance Harness, and are Roti! and show cause, if any | | ‘ollars. pt i" 4 aye. why eal oypht not sented. | eet Boe ea Be n ‘ Persons 01 ion are sequired to | 4; 12 boxes Window 8s filein the Patent objections. specially “36 Martingal with Hames; Wagon Ooy- set mony thed by mere ere; Saddiers’, lnckemithe’, —— if said bearing. must be | Toole: ore re gore Chairs, . , wk wee, Book : men Pe Faraiohed en epetiee® | Sale will be contiiued from day to day until sit EF | a ee “remove propsrty withts five . relied as me wd gods Pg opm days from dey of sale, bet AX xa ‘Sore: Ona, te ee Ticker, alse notice in Brev. Maj. Gen. and Chief: ir. Berutivay aod Intellige St | eure st Sepeh: .. and ence ., Auctioneers. wit ree sucoeari ve w fines oi | BX "selec rooms bio “S96 Panvayivants avence, e day of hearing, T.C.T. | Hagie & Go. a of en cenmioeloner of Fat | gees ere orem Og ee bine to the Patent oj yy te om pate, : paper containing this notice. au ¢-ia' | pabalke P= a TL EPARTMENT OF THE thd } oe UNITED OFFICE | RTT PARTMENT OF On th JAB. A " TE socket Fells, B. 1 Lak oeWoon- | I)***UNire0 states 682. 1oF an ‘Improve ent in of Counter bal ancing Harnesses in Looms, for seven years from | nati \. the ex; iration of said . Which takes i the 2a ‘day of orembeh ae viacwen | os — raniod tthe et It is that be heard at An Yee the Patent on Ith day of Oc- ex: ‘of said ‘ O60 00 ear et eet. eC SRRAKER. : : sr a plestone <a wil ote firet a ‘day 8 Fe apera ease = previous to of pissed the antsenes Poon Se rh Melon Or W 48H1n0T0x, AUGUST 9, 1666. " ‘T OF PIANOS THAT