Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1866, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Camp MEZETINGS.—Laytonsville Camp —This camp meeting of the Methodist denomination Was commenced on Friday last near Lay vo: yille, Montgomery County, adout 26 miles from Wasbington. There are about 2 or 25 tents ‘pon the ground, some of them quite larze. mostly occupied by people from Abont 30 Wasbin las are also on t sroand, MeKendree Chapel being well repre- sented. The openi gore was preached on Friday pce 3 by ¥. John Riggles, of this city, -from Matthew, 7th chapter and 26th verse. On Saturday morning Rey. J. H. Swope preached trom John, 4th ¢ eT, 24th verse: im the uf- ternoon Rey. H. H. Kennedy from Hebrews, 4th chapter and 9th verse; and at night, Rev. Mr. Walsh, ist Corinthians, 2d chapter, i-th verse. Yesterday the Per was crowded with large bumbers from this city and vicinity and the more distant portions of the county, the num- ber on the ground being estimated at 2,50. Several showers passed over the camp during the day and there was some discomfort. tn the different tents services were held daring the morning and hing took place from the stand, Rey. Dr. Hamilton, of Ryland Chapel, of this city, preaching a yi effective sermon from Jobu, 3d chapt:r and 1ith verse. Those camped on the cround, especially the keepers of boarding tents, had not anticipated such @ crowd as was on the ground yesterday, and a number who left here on Saturday night not baving been om hand punctually at tne _—- hour arrived bere Sunday night yery ungry. Hanover Switch Camp.—This camp of the Episcopal or Southern Methouists, is held in fine grove near Hanover Switch. on the Balti- more Railrosa, and is composed of over tifty ents from Winans Chapel, Central, Trinity, North Baltimore, and several otber circuits and stations. The opening sermon was preached by Rev. Mr. Watts, on Friday night, and on Saturday Revs. Messrs. Thomas, Davis and Couch preached. Yesterday there was a large number of persons present, including mauy from Balumore and this city, and along the line of the railroad, by <}e:ial train. Services were held in the severui station tents during the morning, and at 11 o'clock Rev. Dr. Bond, of Baltimore preached from St. Jobn, i7th c rap. ter and “2d verse, one of his best sermons. After dinner the atternoon was spent in spirit- ual exercises in the several tents The visitors from Washington filled a tram The excursion train from here was run out at the suggestion of the agent, Mr. Koontz, and he, with the other officers of the road, did all im their power to make the trip a pleasan: one =a = Hicnway Rospery.—saturday afternoon at 2% o'clock Officer W. H. Evans, of the 7th Ward, arrested George Rollins upon a ch: of robting a sailor, named Fiank MeMurray on the highway. Itappesred in evidenee that on the night of the i6th McMurray was in jhe restaurant kept by I. Sheban, up 3d street, hear Marylandave- nue, and the prisoner enticed him trom thence to the bank of the Canal, where the prisoner gave a whistle and instantly several others came up. They garrotted the complainant and cut his pants open down the sides and robbed pin of @ small Amount of Liowey and then left im Rollins was also charged by Peter Duffy. a Sailor, with having assaulted him during the month of July last,and cut fim in several paces, and finally stabbed him in the shoulder and broke off the dirk, leaving abont three inches of the blade in his shoulder, which was hot extracted until Duffy got to the Navy Yard, when it was removed by the Surgeon of | the yard. Both the complainants in these cuse< are men belonging to the U.S. vessel Ascu ney. Justice Walter, who heard the evidence, sent Rollins to jail for court in each case District VOLUNTEERS —On Saturday night & special meeting of the District Volunteer As- sociation was held at German Hall, Lith street The committee appointed at the previous meeting to investigate the statements in refer- ence toa superintendent of the ()uartermas- ter's Department bay! dismissed from em- Ploymenta number of honorably discharged soldiers and substituted freedmen in their places. reported that they were unable to find the men who were alleged bad been removed. The committee was discharged. The committee appointed to solicit signatures of the citizens to a petition asking that Col. Tait should be appointed to the postmastership of this city, reported that quite a number of signatures bad been procured. and the follow- ing were appointed a committee to wait un the President and present the resolutions of the Association and the pétition: Col. Everett, Capts. McClelland, McDermott, and O’ Hagen, and Engineer M. e. tants THE HEALTH OP WasdinGTON.—Dr. Georze M. Dove, secretary of the Board of Health, has received the returns of ail but a few of the un- dertakers of the number of interments made in the month of July, and from the figures below it will be seen that notwithstanding the op- sively warm weather during the month of uly the city was comparatively healthy, and thus tar this month the city continues just as healthy, without any signs of the dreaded ep- idemic, “cholera.” The number of deaths re- ported for July is 125, of which 11 were from sunstroke and 25 from cholera infantum. Of the total 57 were under ten years of age. The vm d bas been enforcing the law against undertakers for failing to make their reports, and it is hyped that hereafter they will be more prompt im their returms so that the Sec- retary’s report can be made early in each month. | —+_»—__. Kzrrinc Bawpy Hovsgs.—Saturday after- moon, Lieut. Tait arrested Fanny Mitchell, upon a charge of keeping a bawdy-house on G, between i2th and 13th streets. Detective Bigley wen to Fanny’s to get a trunk for a girl who had formerly lived there; Fanny grew rather indignant, and set the detective at defiance. The result was that the girl who ‘wanted to get her trunk. made the c! of keeping 8 bawdy-house, and the detective had Fanny arrested: and she being unable to give ‘bail, was sent to jai for court by Justice Mor- sell. Lieut. Tait also arrested Amelia Ward, colored, for keeping a bawdy-house in the Second Ward. was held to bail for court by the same justice. PIKESVILLE, BALTIMORE County, MD., Aue gust 13, 1¢66.—Sir:—1 “nena tel gheerent for one hundred and thirteen doliars ($113) a the Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank ot Georgetown, D.C., which sum is the nett pro« ceeds of a pic nic held forthe benefit of the Orphans of Richmond, which shall be faith- fully applied to that object. 1 Respectfully yours, &e., Mrs. B. C. Howarp, President of Southern Relief of Maryland. Te. 1 be Shekell, Chairman, &c., George- town, D.C. —_q—___. Tse Temperance Cavse.—The regular meeting of the Washingtonians was held in the Northern Market yesterday afternoon, when there was a good atiendance. John S. Hollings- bead, Esq., presided, and addresses were de- “layton, Fipzey, Maher, and Dre: + which twenty-six | gped the pledge. The usual meeting | in the Capitol grounds and the meeting under | the auspices of Washington Star Division. in | | the Circle, did not take place, im consequence of the rain. ————— Cuicken Tuikves.—There is a gang of colored poultry thieves operating in the vicini- ty of Lincoln Hospital. robbing hen roosts, and | causing considerable atta to any of | ultry im the eastern part e ~ Yes. Terday officer Gordon arrested Carter, Lucy Uarter, and Giles Lomax, for the larceny of chickens, the property of Mrs. | Mark: were taken before Justice Coll, who dismissed the woman and Lomax, and sent George Carter to jail for court. —o——— Es« arep.—Jas. Boswell and John Carran, Srrested Friday night by iceman Webster, and confined im the watch-honse in Alexan- dria, charged with compl city in the robbery ot Mrs. Deborah Dyer, on Wolf street, in that cer. mace their the same night. The police are after them, and as it has ired that they are also deserters from the U.S. army, jor whom a reward of $60 has been offered, they will no doubt soon be NUISANCES. —Saturday, off Crown and E . cers an Bailey served thirteen warrants upon ag Second = ‘who bad violated the sanitary laws by amg garbuge, &c., in the streets in the Precinet, comtrary to law. Of tne twelve were colored and one white. ll were fined by Justice Walter, it sums ranging from three to five dollars each, amounting to $55. ——- > Tresrass.— Lieut. Johnson and officer McChesney, of the Second inet, arrested Mary Biandford, Wm. H. Willams, Unariotte Bernard, and Marietta Scott, colored, for tres- passing upon the property of E. J. Hollis, of tbe cow yy. The prisoners were taken before Justice Walter. fined the first-named 95 and the others $10 each LY GATHERINGS.—Sergeant pus rb officers Steel er of the Secon: rd, arrested Sam’ Render, John Fowler, Alfred Greg. Lewis Sbort, and John W. Dersey, disor- de gathering, Satorday night. ‘were fined $2.50 ench by Justles Moree. _—-o Gras» Lagcayy.—Satarday, officer Evans, of the Seventh Ward, acrested of various Christmas tor the larceny table furniture, the property of She wns taken Sustice Boswell, sent her to jail for ; GzRanDd LARCENY.—Saturday, Lieut Reed, of ‘he detectives, arrested Samuel, alias Heary Ward, colored, for the larceny of a pocket- book, containing one five dollar bill and four coupons, valted at about $11. Ward confessed taking the property, and the ket-book and con: ‘Were recovered. but the five dollar bill bad been spent by Ward. tice Bates committed the Recused to jail for court. ‘ CITY (TEMS. IT IS TO THE ADVANTAGE Of every gentle- man to have their fine shirts made to order by 8. D. Mariow, 302 Pennsylvania avenue. —- Jet Cuains, Long Jet Chains, Jet Ohataline Obains, Jet Vest Chains, Jet Setis, Pins— come on this morning—at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No 435 Pennsylvania avenue, third door trom 4 street. —ti pa, SrRawoR, BUT TRUB.—That Warts, Moles, om, Bunious, Bad Nails, etc., cam be re- moved without pam. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. av., between 4% and 6th streets. ——_o—— CoveHns axp Co_ps —Those who are cuffer- ing from Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness. Sore Throat, &c., should try “Brown's Bronchial Troches.” asimple remedy, which isin almost every case effectnal. The Troches have been tested by time, and pronounced universally superior to all other articles for the same pur- pose. —_—~i+_ PENntes can be bad in auy quantities at the Star office counter. emcees Corns, buNieNS, Viud and Inverted Natis, Enlarged Jowts, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnont pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenue. hetween 43 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from Sa m.to5p mand 6to® p.m SESE aS PEDDICORD 0. the 1sth instant, aft t ili: ess, JEKEMTATT PEDDICORD faced is yout {Baltimore Su, plane copy} . PoBtaBLe STEAM ENGINES, Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability and economy with the minimum of w# it and price. They are widely and favorably known, more than 600 being in use. All warranted satis- factory or no sale. Descrjptive circulars sont on application, Acarves J. C. HOADLEY & CO. _¥ 11 cod3m Lawrence, Mass, J. R. ELVANS & €O., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in BUILDERS’, COACH, AND CABINET HARDWARE. BAR IRON AND STEEL, OUT NAILs, HOBSESHOES, HORSESHOE NAILS, NUTS AND WASHEBS, &c., &., &e. WAREHOUSES 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 301, 303, 305 OC STBE And $5 aud $7 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, &c., Sold at Eastern Bates and shipped with despatch, HAIB, MOBB, Tow, And BXCELSIOR, Constantly on hand in bags and bales, ROPE, COBDAGE, &c. PRICES CURRENT FURNISHED WEEKLY. JOHN B. ELVANS, & ©o., au 16-3m Washington, B, Pp2eeakE FOR WINTER. Call at “ BOYD'S STOVE FACTORY ” 479 sth street. and have a PABLO! HEATERS, FURNACES, 8TOVES, &c,, put in order for cold wi The largest Ry apa en f Btoves: her. mt assortment of COOKING peer ee BBET BOYD, Sull-Im* 479 9th street, between D and KE. YING Bory yin’ 178 BRANCHES. jersi to execatein cat manner Aleister or BRICK AND SLOSS snd repair- manner i | MASONRY, including house build! . construction wers, ins, 8, &c. bce Grates, Ti ‘snd’ Ovens, at Teasouatio é 169 I street, Washington, or 119 sttreet, Georgetown, will be promptly at “iy T J. V COLLINS, STEAMER GE i WASHINGTON, running @GEOBGETO HABPEB’S, Th bh wp ERE et na, $2.25. Leave moter Ly Poteiock © Hi getow | -, Return, lea 7 panty yet BA a. ‘Arrive in Geer & bs au 9 ef jrours JOUVENAL'S MARBLE WORKS, Corner New Jersey avenue and F street, Near the Baltimore Depot, All orders for easter posuepets. ce TELS executed best manner. sition bad om tho very best torus. je9-3m* Betice, BPR oye ee ONE SE SRT RE, 7 kw ORLEANS, gpwerctandioe, ™ ibral"tdvaaces mabe'on Gon CoRR ES ESE ve Guide. J po mn £ 3 for ‘ McPherson's ~oney Men- icPhereon's itieal or jsunt) PRANCE TAT! Be WANTS. , ANTED—A EITUATION b; a jounggtrl to Me A ease coil street, corner of ae ey su 23t* HEALTHY WOMAN WISHES TO A ’ pear Site CE Cott fl nace. wg aa ofie WG.H quan, v5 P hk ANTED—a GIBL, ered, who an- ener: “1 * SP ee a at Ho, 51 Bete a ‘YW AN) ED—4 SITUATION by « respec rl, to cook. ‘and iron for ‘am fly, ef tole chamberwork iD wlve refer- — ear Inquire at No. 2902 Ls Ww ANTED. good and experienced CO. the b t f % Also, » SEAMSTEESB. ene sek eaee Filson’ Machine pref pa ccet ne without they thoror under« their work, ‘ J ~E au 2 2t ANTEL—A middle aged “ HITE WOMAN, te do genera! Housework in @ family of 4 married perscns Character will be investigated before engaging. Apply street, near New Jersey avenuc, fore twelve eveleck. ou 20- as See a SS WASTED To go to New York State. WHITE WOMAN, todo the room vork end wait on eninvalid indy. Widow preterred, Best of ref- erevces required. This offers @ permanent and very desirable home toe suitable woman. aldress 10S 22d street, corner Penn's @ 2. F & TOWN, ANTER- Fiom ember 1, BOOM and BOARD in a private family for ——— gud wife. Address, wita terms, location,.&c . BR. 8. Star office au 18-2t AOR en ee |. a W 45 TED—@1.000 for one Jeet om fire: class real estate securit) wil nus. _ 80 18-6t Corner ioth F streets, W AS5TED—To rent, on the Ist September, by & smal! famiiv wihout children. three or four FURNISHED HOUMS, suitable for houec= kee pg. lua respectably neighborhood Beer- xchanged Address. stating ter d tion &e. - Star a ANTED-A d COOK, WA-BEK. snd RB toworkfora-wall family Good Perma’ ert pl .ce wiil be given to one it. City rec mmendations reynired, ts, & fe WG OMEARA A resnectable colored woman wis! © SITUATION as wet nurse Inquire for MALTHA DicC OY Masi_on alley. between E and F anc Ist and 26 street: nglish Bill. au 17-3t* ANTFP- Two TIN AND SHEET-TRON WORKERS None but firste lass tast work men pe «| apply. W. &. WYVLLL, au 17 3t* 453 Penn aave . nearsii at. - FOR SALE AND RENT. “OR KBaT—A FU BSL HED HUUSS. con. t taint i y desi foce- tion apply st 440 L atrect, betwee ie ‘and 10th, au 20 30° RUQMS FuR ke OT EY the Treasu y Pep rtme: it $12 m4 sie Mass. , between h etreets. an @ ot if OR REBT—F uraished or unfurnished, KOOM, on iret floor. Good | Yo,aire At No. 457 Ioth ett eety opposite Ford's Theater. eusesty ap ae seer earn FOR RENT WITH per @ Sulta- housek le. G30 L street, be tween 4th and Sth streets, DstP ~ 'T. 305 F street. several desirable For cbNisnED ROO frum Rio t9 be jee ‘ 1 small HOCSES Toga re of TARR S'00., 305 P atrect, between tith aa 12th. au 20-st rect, bei Contains three rooms. Woodhouse Yard escparate, Bent low, in advance, 5 an 20 St wi jogether or se; 5 Also, privilege of 8 Kitcben if required. W and gasin the house, No. 234 ti st., bet 19t! 2h, square from cars. au En. RENT—BOUSE No 173 2d street west. be- tween B and C north, neighborkeod of Trinity rch; W rooms Possession Sept 1 Avply beast corner 12th street and as 3 i K ‘Ob RENT—a HOUSE, contai <a rooms situated N etreet. between i2th and 13th 0 7. Inquire next door. Also. a en 2th street, weet side, between M and Natrect® Inquire next door, or at 350 E street, Paiut and Of Store. ost {OB BEN T—And immediate possession giv fine large STORE ROOM in house No 430 Penueylvaniea auenue in the same square with the National Hotel. Also. 3 BOOMS in upper part of same buildinc. Apply onthe premises ft “ eto Wa, an 2 5 20, m. ‘OB SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a F small Grocery and Provision Store, in a good and rapidly improving weighborbood. The sture can be rented at a moderate price, er will be sald at a fair valuation. For further particulars ia ire of BARBOUB & HAMILTON Loulsiena enue, between 6th and 71 Fost ED ROOMS FOR RENT, for housek -at No. 318 north avenue and Ist street a B RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, conta’ reoms, ple ly located, on the corner of 1th av Kat Capitol ets. Apply one square we-t, for terns of rental. fu 1s -3t* WwW ADNTED—A good NORBSE; a steady Woman, able to take entire charge dren Nowe others need aprly. A a smart MULATTO BOY, from 12 to 15 years old. to wait out ble and attend house. Apply at 35% 10th st,, between L M. aui7-3t A YOUN@ LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN teaching, having completed a two years’ en- evgement ax covernexs.is desirous of maki re-eugasement. Would be willing to assist sewirg. No objection to the country. Addrexg M.M.« . Star office. ANTED—B) a respectal TION asf Address Bc erly chil or Restaurant, ans W ANTED- A SITUATION, by @ young mi tirdiman as bar-tender, salesman, o; thing where he can make himself’ use al. Goon reterence given from iace saployety- Hes no objection to leave thecity Address T 8. B. C . 439 oth street, opposite Patent Ufice, W. ington, D ©. aals V j ANTED- On or be Sept. Ist, a HOUSE of {or 7 rooms, between Sth and lith st+ west, and F and N streets north mount of rent and location,‘ D. L. B Partment.U.8. A, WANTED—A newt and convenient small HO! 8K, containing not lees than four roots, atarental of Siu per annum. by a reliable and Permarenttenant, Address C, B. T., Star Office, au lv-2w tes V and Gents’ Cloth er any articles of value, at BR. FULTON & 00.'S, Pawnbrokers, 502 street three doors north of Penn’a avenue. N. B, 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, for sale cheap. iy 21 eo2m* J aNTEKP — sEUOND Baek FUENITOR V Also. MIRRORS. nd BEDS, BxKD- DING and HOOBEFURNISHING GOODS of every description B. BUOHLY, 496 7th street. mk hatwean G and H. enat aide. FOR SALE AND RENT. Fee BENT—The four stor: ‘stclass DWEL LING HUUSE, No. 29 Indi W.. which just been repainted, repapered,and put incom- teorder. Apply at one and six o'clock at 490 street to au 17-e03t JAMES TOWLES. OR SALE_The GOOD WILL, LEASE, FIXTURES of one of the best located ceries in Wachingten, together with well pele-ted assortment of fine Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &c., elt ot which will be sold at cost’ or wholesale Bebe Gr tsthen aretars ny Fouts Pl for further particulars le BAILEY, corner sth’ sirest ‘west and I street north, au 16 t8epl OR BENT—One of the best located SA- F Soons BEstackaits et jossied, 3 HOUSES. furnished. in Georgetown, now doing a fees, trade HM bealth of Drgprietor reason for lea ey Wy to D. L WELLS & OO., Auc- tloneers a1 al Estate Brokers, northwest cor- per Wth and F. au 15-e03t {OB RENT—A ROOM. suitable me light mechanical work. Inquireot eet ee nee _#0 8 eolm™ "273 Penn Fo BENT—A threo story BRICK DWELL- ING 10 swith back building attached for servants’ use, located on B street north, bet. 24 end 3d streets. Inquire at 506 Penney Svenue, Fo RENT —A three story BBIOK HOUSE with 10 rooms and ell modern improvements, situa- ted on lith strect, between Band C. For further petesiere inquire of T. M. HARVEY, 251 st., tween 10th and llth. Jy 31-tf FS SALE Sy BERT—Twe HOUSES, contain. De gee apd w: iT, easantly uated bmithronian For particulars a Ply te FEN’ TOK & STEWART’S Sash, Door ‘ane lind Depot, on 7th street, near Canal Bridge. J¥ 2-eott Fe RENT—In the STAB BUILDINGS. cor- Booms enya s ee ee llth street, japted for 6 offices: astrance Terms moderate, Tooemen. the best in les. bin; . . B. BA Weshtston pply to 0. B. B mE, st the F2%, RENT—HOUSE No. 154 Penn. avenue between 17th and 18th streets, containi rooms, including bath room. Inquire at ‘Ohine = - the premises, or at 453 12th street. . Ba a bet. nd tf (OB SALE—The commodious a1 ive FB Wosbee snd GROUNDS lente ek rennre east corner of North Capitol and indary sts., lately the residence of . @. Ul . Phe pro- perty hase brick dwelling = mayo the le ‘erms . pply on romises, to Mire MINA URLMANN oe to DL. WEBES's CO. Real Botate Brokers, northocess corner loth and F ste. dy 3-tf OR BENT— That 3 story and baxe- ment RESIDENCE: Wo 960 Fctrene north. having all the modern ements; hot and cold duire 9¢ 490 Hi street, north Eetent Ofte: ai rt . nor! i} A watt JAMES TOWLES, Agent. i NE, OB RENT+The STORE No. 321 D Peart Te trons aa iaats oD treats avenue, and isone of the largest and cil mci le Jew moet Biently situated rooms in Washin, Apply to 0. B, BAKE, at the Star flog Store on north E street. Inquire of G! TINGLE: corner of oth street aud Pa. er of 12th and G streets, For iniormation in- Guire of SABAH GODDARD, 371 llth street, corner ef L. an 15 6t™ * » with rooms, water, gas.and nice side lot. Rent $75 per month. Furnitareforsale. Apply on the prem- ises after4p m aa 14 6t Al from 6 toj2 rooms. Also. for rent.on ist Septem ‘r, nicely-furniehed. HOUSE ; bor nonth, ’MITCBELL & C08 Booey ee FS RENT—The well known “SIMPSON and J0th stree a. Store. between the honrs of 1 and 4 o clock, or of COMBS & SON, 2=9 Pa. avenue, near Wth st. OR SENT —A STORE on 7th street, near Peun. avenue for rent, and Fixtores for sale, Inquire at 6 th street, betweem7 «nd 8 0 clock pm an 15-38" “OR SALE—T SE avd FIXTURES of a Grocery ai Liquor Store now doing good business. Apply at No 249 20th strect,between Mond N streets. Good reasons for selling. an 18 8t cf — .UR KENT—A BRICK HOUSE on 2ith street. t between Pemn’a avenue and M street. c ntaia- ing 7 reoms, kitchen and csllar, with ga< throagh the house. Rent mderate. Inquire “ A as gu 13-8t™ illard . Re ( FF 1¢ tel: two Clam or 1 "a Office; eleg: The furoitur xlures for sa'e c low. Apply to F. £BENOH, avenue OB S.~LE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES ofa Meat and Provision Store. Apply at %' office. Fo RENT—Three + DB ' 611 E street, between 2d aud 3d sts Aovply to WM. B. RILEY & BROTHER, No 36 Central Stores T—A new FRAME HOOSE, contain Jng 6 rooms, situated on 8 h street, between P ard Q streets north, Anquire of GLADMON. No 256 oth st. ES FOR SALE oF By the firet of Sep- tember, two twe-story basement and attic AME HOUSES. on i8th street, be: ween I and uilt. in the best style. ers the aut st" premi OB RENT—A very hanisomely located and neatly FURNISHED HOUSE on Massacha- setts avenue, near 1th street. at $100 per monta, Apply to D L. WELLS & OV., northwest oruer 10th ana F streets. — an 17 6t A CONVENIENT AND WELL LOCATED BRICK HOUSE, WITH SOME FCRNITORE, FOB RENT—nine rooms, gas, water, avd hath room, &c. Rent $88 per mouth. Apply at GIBBS’ opp ae 242 Penn, avenue, near 13th st. av W7-6t ABE CHANCE—GOOD WILL STOOK, FIX- TURES. and HOBSE and WAGON of an es- tablished Feed Stand, baving a good ran of cus- tom. for sale on easy terms, at the corner of New Jersey avenue and Detreet. The cause for sell- ing, the death of the owner. an 17 -3t* fen hea ei te hal EE aes ro RENT—From the ist of September. two large BRICK HOUSES. contatning 12 rooms each; one situated on 12th street, near Penn's ave- nue, and the other adjoins my residence. Bent Pal gene Apply to Dr. JAMES E. AN, South Washington. au OB BENT OB SALE—On — accommodatin, terms. a pretty COTTAGE, BARN. and 2i feet of LAND: Fruits and Flowers in great abund- ance. Very cheap. Rare chai for 8 man of smallmeans. Call and see STABB & CO, 305 F st.. bet. Jith and 12th, an 17-6t" EAD THIS’ N_OLD~- ESTABLISHED — Al STAND FOR RENT —\ntending to leave Alexandria, I ng my RI STAURANT, No 12 sary a nances of a first-clas- establishment, for sale. This yy @rere chance to any one of enterprise to jo & splendid business. as the house is unsurpassed for location and character. Also, the adjoining HOUBE tor rent, the store room of which has been recently fitted up for an Apothecary, in the most approved style. Any eve wishing to avai! them- selves of this offer will please call and examine the premises. ANNA ENGELBRECHT P. 8.—A choice stock of Liquors on hand also for sale. au 17-3t* Ke RENT—Two HOUSES, containing five rooms each, situated on 19th street, bet. Q and B. Inquire corner 2th and Q sts, an 16 6t* O LET—Two STORES under St. Charles Ho- tei. Immediate possession giv. 406 O street, ——_— in) tt 467% ‘OR RENT—Two Furnished ROOMS,on first floor,or two rooms and kitchen, No. 467 13tb street, between K and F sts. au i: F°8, BENT—Two STORES, on 43% street, Island. Good business stands. Also. ome EO. MAT- enue. au 15-5t FOX BENT— That old established BUSIN gSS STAND, with dwelling attacked, at the cor- {;OBR RENT—Desirable BRICK RESIDENCE, 151 Washington street R OB BALE—Several HOUSES at a sacrifice. Also, for rent. several HOUSES, containing au 14-6" 8. E. cor, Pa, av, and 18th st. HOUSE,” southwost corner -of Ps. avenue Possession given the Ist day of ptember. Inquireof Dr. McFABLAS, corner enue and 12th at., ever Entwisle’s Drug a0 15-e+tsel* HIETY-NINTH CONGRESS, F: ans. T BION S ues” TBST Sus AN Act toprotect the manufacturers of mineral water in the District of Columbia, and for other iT pose Be ut enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States af America in Con- gress assembled. That all man turers and ven- dersof mineral waters and er beverages hy 1 owed to be sold in bottles, upon which their names or their mark or marks shall be r tive dpaprceeedss mey file with the clerk of the 5 lupreme rtofthe District of Columbia description of such boities and of the name or marks thereon, al ball cause the same to be published for not than two weeks, successively. ina daily or weed ua. povevaper published in said District of Colan| eC. 2. And be wt further enacted, That it is here- by declared to be unlawful for any person or per- sens hereafter, without ¢! lon of the owner or owners thereof. te #11 with mineral wa- ters or other beverages any such bottles so marked for sale or to traffic in any euch bottles so marked apd bot bought by him or her of such owner or owners thereof: and every person so offending pet be Favie toa pee bottle xo . OF 80) disposed or bought, or trafiicked In, for the firet offence, and five dollars for every subsequent offence, to na soe ®s other fines in said District of Co- jum 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 LR 8 lappend hereto — description of the persons inst dealt: tratiicking ii ace said ros will enfores the provisions of the law agaipst all persons so offending: Sra & shina, George ore to ster, marked SG Ay oy oe rs 6 ver jen sArgy € Bulun, Georgetown: D"S.* aua™™htd 8. ty ~ iT & bot is never sold. is boule Serer ao wets ed . A. |, Georgeto: . .,” “8. thie tae ‘getown, D.G.,’ and Be Thie Ei a eB MPa A Water, FURNISHED Rooms FoR BENT—From 810 Abo. & BEOBE FOR BENT. ‘ator 85° cti street, between C and Lovisians ave. au 11-1m* FOB SALE Three- story BRICK HOUSE, 11: provements. Also, sev- Selance g 2: Domthly waeil ald teal ; Om 1 5 ul st., from Il-to4. g TA 205. ss feet’ fuiuire of JOHN WAGHE a . In t do.r. Price $1,200." aus-colm* Fez BEN T—That costoate and co wenfent four connected with the U.S. Bete.) building Well suited for a hic or Bi House. For terme apply te Messrs. HABLE & UO., on the premises, 39 %4-eolm* in the town. Also, of four rooms, fa Fiest Ward. to $ r ee og at per week. > Wi Feo ith eul‘im*) | STABE & CO. T—The three-story BBIOK DWELL- ith stable attached, situated at the cor- fh and C'etreets. Inland: Inquire of W. - H. MOBBISON , Bookecllers, Nos 435 Penn's avenue. TWO VEBY PLEASANT FUR- be fe peo a moderate Ti street - o on lith street. one square north of new partment. and U streets $3 by story BUILDING, No a a joardiag rn ‘T—We have several first cl: furnished and wofurnished: for rent, TENEMENTS '» WNMAN & Gi AR Tateliteentes _ *PHOMAS B. IT—~B One FRAME STABL AUCTION SALES. [Por other Auction Sales see fourth page| Bt GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioncers AUOTION ‘ALB uF) a oe PBB tus ses mOuetthied casks talents tp. 6 and if f ; balance in six and twelve mmosihn cr note bearing interest secured by §2) GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Avctioncers, AUCTION BA rauRepat we we shall eeti Tt 1 on the premi<e-. dated F-braary 2, of Washing'or Trustee therefo bidder. on the ¥ of September 2. im Sonare No. orth F strect, by Terms of tale: One thirdcash; balance in six am with interest from the dai ed of trnet on the proper 4 etamps cost of the pr geen deposit $80 «ith the auction If the terms of sale wr right to resell at 1 chaser indefanls on ra wee! ar ice au Di-ecd&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts, GALE OF OLOIEING AND EQU Clorhtne Dewot, Shwwthi Will be sold at pnbtic anction. on a one “aggel Arsenal G United States atthe FEBRY E hil Hootees. Great Coats. Water prooi " sacks, Shoulder - | ington city | © property must be removed within Ave (5 davs from day of s: et Brigadier General Geo. H Gen NEY W. JANES. Q M.. Byt. Major U. 8. Arm Executive and Inspecti: Ly B™ THOS. DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. TWENTY BUILDING LOTS OR MARKET GARDENS, NEAR GEORGETOWN, AT AUC- THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August sith, (if fair, if not. next fair day.) at 40 clock Willsell, on the premises abl: and desirable track of of Columbia, about one and | Maryland avenr rt of that very - in the District | Georgetown. about half a mile from the Bock sill: ‘The property will iding Lots or M Gardens, each contain snd can be seen a * | at6o clock p - | part ot Lot No, Cedars, Georgetown H. MU WUC. eights. A plat of <. an be seen at the Auction Rooms No. 174 Sale to commence at Lot No.1. near Tennallytown, “ anole: Salonen ops 1" recuret y & deed of trust a en veyancig and stamps atthe | §2¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers operty ede lintel | TRUSTEX’S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN {Intel] THOS. DOWLING, Auct. MARERITER'S. SEVENTH STREET 6. — is cin frout INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! eel ena CHOICE pee r received. and now flor inspection. N SSOBTMENT ever offered in Washington, embracing— | PAPERHANGINGS i he ments, y endorsed. and in Domestic Manafacture,ofthe best bearing interest from day of sale. Soto er | com: sale, the tr Bing Star engRUELULO TS. Prenee 5 WINDOW SHADES, New and beautiful patterns, on Buff, Borders, with aad without Centers. any required Size, Style, or ‘Window Shades of Color. made to Order. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, jest Assortment in the District, war- be Gilded with Gold Lesf, and from the ufacturers in the ALNUT, (imi: ILT OVAL P RAOK ETS, CONVEX Gi Persons having Photographs taken are request- ed tocall and examineour chasing Frames. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Colors,from to the Largest Portrait and TASSELS, different Ceuntry—embd: BOSEWOOD. and FRAMES, WALN Cc. ZEB. ‘ Special attention paid to this Branch of our Bus- ness. ” PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS Always in Store. INGS and ENG 8 few Choice PAINT- ‘Thankful for tbe libers! patrona, prey B of the Public is called to ge received. the ost complete in Distri tach bes bees Memeteonas ug or Window Shades punct: and fa fally executed, in City cr Uountty” Any onitr ctory filled, will immedi d satisfaction ranteed; and goods to euality eota a8 as Low Bates as Sod AND LABOR, . 486 7th 5 _8doors above Odd Fellows Hail, Covomsra HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN LYING-IN ASYLUM, Mth street, (Circle,) corner of M street, ‘This Institution is situated In the most portion ef the Distri eo ap | Btow: ASHLNG . ition of LEMUEL OC. a the day ment in “ Machines for Drili Stones.’ for seven ars from ich takes place on i Fi a! oF = i q as Ty Es AUCTION SALES. THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW TORSED & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FBONTING Om [mn Ange Aig Bhp tt sh Tt ITE THE WESTEES | OOM Unt tie 20th tnstent. at el © pork. 6 o'clock p.m, in front Lt Ne. we sball sellin Big ee baring taesd et Bos ‘erms Greed of trust Bo pee Pea md Sod revenne stampe ® the cost of the . $60 down when the pr ewitl s ams. an 10-4 (Intel. actioneers. ¥ JA8 w-OUIBE “‘& Oo ., Auctionsers KTH, | CHANCEBY SALE O 3 AND Lor Syenue and ist st. weet 2\1 instant, at 6 o'clock remires. part Lot No th the tmprovements. con. @ six room House. with Stavie. &c b ance in six and twely, interest, secured bv & All couveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ot the purchaser, $:0down when Knocked of 20-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anuct+ B* GEEER & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. VALUABLE BUILT ING LOT URTH F STREET, BETWE st STREETS +BST. AY PUBL AUOT By virtue of « deed of trust. 1&6 and recorded in Li ws, et teq, ef the S r. will sell. to the Premises on MONDAY, the St di LZ O7, fronting 3 feet 5 NEAB NAVY . By virtee of acecres ‘of the Sapreme Conrt the District of Co'umbia, in the case Little et «i. vs. Little et al., jo. @P. sacity sock. et,on the acctton ¥ conveyancing at coste! purchaser. A ito O25 re red of the percinneren tkeostenio” — "DS avip A. BURR. Trustee iy 6-Stwaes J.C. McGUIBE 4 00., ducts S7- THE APOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY Pertponee antil MONDAY, 2th of August, et Om Olek P DaNID A BURR, Trustee, nuTtowads J. 0 MoGUIRE& OO - actis 1 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avetioncers TEUETEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER ay A STREET EAST, NEAB Pa. Ov TURSDAY. Angust 28th, at 60'clock p m I ebell sell, om the premises, by virtue ef decd of trost trom Geo W Bubbard and Clare 8 Hab- bare. lis wife, to me, bearing late isth Novem! INS, and duly recorded in Liber N CT, 9 10 1) and 12, ene of the land recorde fi county C., Lot No. 6, iney 2 on Lith street east, near Pa avcoa ed by atwo story Frame Bouse, wit eh. verancirg and stamps at cost of pur- sw when the property ie koockad of sale sre not compl i. rthe day of sale, the trustee re terves the right to resell the property at the r and cost of the defeutting purchaser, by adverts tng three times ip some paper published ip Wash- Cc, WM B. BARROUR. Trastee aufeokds GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts B: D. L. WELLS & 00. Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, Northwest coruer Wth anc F streets. BOVED PROPERTY NEAR CAMP Bar ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN 2TB AND ISTH SIBBETS East On TUBSDAY, the al-t até o'clock p.m. we shall Lot No 3, in I ere t oo nd extending fa depth Lec feet, in proved by a new two story Frame House of « "Terms: Half cash: balance ¢and12. months $30 Soe. Comveyanciag aod «tamps at “gui? d (istel.) D. L. WELLS &00., Ancts g2\ D. L. WELLS & 00., Aucts and Resi Ke tate Brokers, ae th and F sts VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OPPOSITE PRILAVELPIi« ROW. Fronting sont!) between lith end 2th streets Eg DA), the 22d #ay of August, inst. > we shall sell,on the prem:ses. .in Square 99, fronting 22 feet on B «treet and ex ending fn depth 98 fest, Terms Une half carb, balance in six and tw: months $30 aown at — Conveyan tag tamps chaser's © stumps ot purcl ave! tL. WELLS & 00 anitd {Tate} Auctioneers THE SIXTH WARD deed ot trust to the subseriber.de 1965, and recordedin Liber B M folios 26. &c - ove of the tnd reco’ *. at public auction, ~ 4 of Reptember. 18%. até ihe premises. = Nos. ene (1) aod three (3) in Square numbered ter bun dred and twenty three, (1.023 )and Lots numbered | eleven (11) ana twelve (12,) in Square numbered pine hundred and ninety six, (996,) ef the p' the city of Washington. Terms: One-third cash: the residue fm ¢ and 22 months, the purchaser his potes for | deferred pay: apd a Seed ‘= en, to coomse, the ments com vey apei cost So phew. ar the terms plied with with fro iyZ-cohis GRE! UCTION SALE 0: Vv Headquarters Cake af Gist Washincton, i Office of Washinston Will be sola on the under the direction son. A. ). M.. on - SrarEe PINE Tr quality in lets 0 ot Five nantities Bazlersst taking any qRautity rebasers of quantitics less than one hundred cords will be required to remove their property Within fifteen days. and a reasonable tonent = will be granted for removal of larger quanti- les Terms : Oash, in Gow it fai day of sale. cone hOPL ' Brevet Brig, Gen’) end a 17-lt a Depot of ce ENED A Re J STORES of Will be sold at public auction. ander the at tion of Drevet Brigadier General Ones. H Tome . Tmarter a’ 4..at Son trace and McO. Bi B35; Sats See tetaen: Spa jes; 100 feet Hose; 1 Buckek 52 all yey od 12 Boxes aa, lege: 8S : Seddlers’s Blacksmiths aud y Toots Rovenige: Oiice ‘Ghaires Decks, "Taties, Book Cases, &. Brey, Maj. Gen. 16% Bes DVRS 588 IT op Se petition of oe pnnd as aaminiotraser of Obto. inl i ;