Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1866, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. —_—_e——_. Chargeof Child-Murder. A SINGULAR CaszB—A YOUNG WOMAB CHABGED WITH DESTROTING THE RESULT OF HER CRIMINALITY—A BURIAL AND A REINTER- MENT. Laara Smith, alias Annie Martin, was ar- Tested by officer Leach, of the Second Ward: upon a charge of murdering her new-born in- fant within four months past, and was taken ‘to the Central Guardhouse, where she had a bearing this morning before Justice Morsell. Fanny Mitchell testified that the prisoner had room in ber house. She was unwell a num- ber of times, end the time of her confinement drawing nigh, witness uently told her to make preparations for it. Upon one occasion the friend (man) of the prisoner was present, and after be left the room witness told him that the pritoner had made no Uy og sere whatever for her confinement, and he replied that it would be time enongh in three months. About twelve o'clock tuat night witness was awakened by a noise in the prisoner's room. Witness went to the room; the child was born, nd was lying in a cloth upon 4 chair, dead. Witness washei its face and blowed in its mouth. but it was dead. Witness ing uired what to do under tbe circumstances, and by advice of others hadit buried ina box in the yard. Subsequently she told the prisoner that she ought to take the child up and have it buried decently. Prisoner got au opportunity during the absence of witness, took the child up and buried it im another place in the and planted some flowers at the heud and feet Sometime after this the prisoner had a falling out with her mate friend, and told wit: that she was glad to get rid of his bastard anyhow it could not have lived; but had it lived it ‘would have been in misery anyhow. Witness did not see the child alive; but the motner told her that she had put the child out of the we Dy, Buchicy testified that he had deen attend- ing the prisoner, and it wag understood that he sbould attend her at coufimement. Upon the might in question, a very cold, stormy night, the last witness called for him. He told her he would go when he could get bis horse up. When he went he was told that it was all over, and the child was born dead. Witness did nui see the child, but left immediately. ss The prisoner asked the summoning of another Witness; and Justice Morsell decided to com- mit her for a further hearing. The prisoner is apparently twenty-two or twenty-three years of age; is a stranger in W ashington; says she has no relatives or friends compply to for bail. She was greatly distressed by the use of the word murder, in the charge mage at the examination. paca toilet THE JOHNSON MEETING— Preparations, &c.— Messrs. J. J. Campbell, H. Lyles and Job W Angus, the sun-committee appointed at the meeting of the committee of arrangements for the great demonstration to be held on Saturday evening, to erect stands, prepare decorations, &c., promptly entered on their duties yester- day and perfected their plans. Mr.C. B. Cius- key was secured architect, Messrs. Downing <& Bro. carpenters, and Mesers. Seinden & Eck- loff gas fitters,and the work of erecting the stand was at once entered upon. The stand, forty feet long and sixteen feet wide. is being erected on the court between the wings of the City Hail, surrounded by an arch on which Will appear the names of the thirty-six States, while at the sides will be the names of the Territories. Over this arch will appear a transparency with the motto, the « Federal Union restored,” and above this thirty-six stars formed of fifty-six gas gets each. A star composed of ninety-five gas jets, measuring | ight feet across. will be placed on the pedi- ment of the central portico of the building. Appropriate mottoes for the stand have been | determined on, the most prominent of which are the following: “ Down with the traitors and Up With the stars; thirty-six of them, and not pe hg and ‘Massachusetts and South ‘Carolina; hand ip hand, shoulder to shoulder, as in 1776.” ‘The sub-committee on organization, of which Mr. A. Lioyd is chairman, have also prompt- ly entered upon their dut‘es, and held a meet- ing yesterday. The names of those who they baye selected as officers of the meeting haye not yet been made public, but there isno doubt trom the character of the members of the com- mittee they will make judicious selections. It 3s stated. however, that P. R. Fendall, Esq.. ‘Will be invited to preside, and that tne list of vice presidents will includeGen. Pe.>r Force, Gen. Robt. A. hat o. W. Riggs, + Chas. Knapp. Esq., J. H. Semmes, Esq. iw. Bates, Esq., Major Robt. Ciark, P.M. Pearson, Esq., B.T. Swart, Esq. pas i Kc CHARGE oF GRraxD Lasceny.—Yesterday County Coastable Swringfield, made a seizure of @ wagon and furniture on the street, which eaused 8 charge of grand larceny to be made by the owner,and Mr. Stringfield was taken to the office of Justice Bates by officer Britt to answer to it. It appeared in evidence that the Metropolitan police had taken possession of a house in the alley between E and F, and lth and 13th streets, in which a negro woman named Ame- ha Ward was charged with keeping a bawdy house. The police permitted her to take her farniture away ‘and: she employed @ wagon. She wasa monthly tenant by agreement but bad not been a month in the house. The land- Jord wapted to secure his rent for the month and applied te two magistrates, who declined having anything to do with it. He applied to another who advised him to seize, but, landlord says, gave him no writ auth: the seizure. Justice Bates held Stringfield to bail for court, Be waiving further examina- tion. . ANOTHER CAL? DirricuLty.—Yesterday af- ternoon, as Mr. Garner, the commissioner of the Third Ward, was at the upper endof North Capitol street, he saw two men—B. Busherand George Pfluger—engaged in a tow, and at- tempted to stop them. but they refused to ac- knowledge his authority. Officers Crown aad Bailey by this time came in sight, when one ot the belli, mts started off, and was pursued by the officers, witn Mr. Garner, for over half & mile, and finally brought upstanding. The Ss were taken to the second precinct sta- where the case was heard by Justice Walter, when it appeared the row originated trom a dispute about a calf, and the ties ‘were fined $5 each. Pfluger was also da $3 for using profane language. es Frre.—Last night, about 11 o’clock, a fire oc- curred near the corner of 5th street east and L Street north, (Kendal) Green,) for which an alarm was struck by officers Padgett and Fie- field from box 24; and the fire ent was promptly on the spot, but owing to thescarcity of water in that section it was rmpossibie to aye the buildings on fire, and they were con- sum including some of the furniture of the occupants. Mr. Dennis McCarty owned two of the Buildings, (one a two-story frame,) and Michael Conners the third. a one-story dwel- ling, the former estimating his loss at $1,600, on whicb he has an insurance for $700, and the Jatter $450, on which he has no insurance. peep neteriteens A New Pagisa ScnooL Hovse.—The con- gregation of St. Mary’s (German) Catholic ehbureb, on 5th street near H, are having erected a brick building adjoming the church, to be used as a parish schoo! house, which will be two stories in height, thirty-two by sixt feet. A back building eight feet square wiil Also be erected. The work 1s being done by Mr. John Waldron, bricklayer. and John Katser, carpenter, and it is expected that it ‘will be ready for use by the Ist of October. —.—__—_ ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSEURG Ratt- ROAD.— We sre pleased to learn that our en- terprising fellow-townsman, H. K. Bradshaw, has been awarded toe contract for eonstract- ing the first section of the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad. This section in- cludes the crossing of Hunting creek, and comprises a large amount of excavation, to- gether with upwards of three thousand run- ning feet of criband pile work.—Alezandria Jazetic. ——— PLavixo Batt IN THE STPEETS.—The po- lice have turned their attention to the young men and boys who recently make the streets their practice grounds tor ball-playing. Yes. terday officer Uiements, of the Fifth Ward, arrested G. M. Miller. Samuel Keithy and Jobn M. Miller, for thus violating the city ordinances, and fined exch $1.90; Henry Sayres ‘Was dismissed by Justice Oull. Bide eases: KEEPING OrEN arTeR HoURS.—Yesterda: Jobn Ward was arrested in three cases, pom § tor mooning ne rrstaurant open after the hours reser! y law. by officers Steele Olina, of the nage Ward. He was dis missed in one case and fined $20 in each ofghe others by Justice Morsell. ——_—__*—___ Larceny.—Y esterday morning, Betsy Lew: and Mary E. Berry, colored, were before fase tice Cull, the former on the charge of stealing clothing from Mrs. Wirston, and the latter for receiving them, knowing them to be stolen. ‘They were committed to jail for court. postasie ENGINES, Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability and pre with the selnimam of weight and Brice. They are widely and favorably known, more than 600 being in use. All warranted satis- factory or no sale. Descriptive cireulars sent on epplication. Tees 71 codam or ree ie. CITY ITEMS, ——_e © CALIvoRSIA StowE Serres, Rings and Gents’ Pins Sb ee on this morning—at Prigg's omelsy Store, sylvania avenue, third door —e—___ THE OPINION OF AN OrriogR INTHE ARMY. “AL — I noticed that a large propor- tion of the men’s knapsacks contained @ box of Troches, being generally used by them for Colds, ete.” Brown's Bronchial Troches should be used upon the first appearance of 3 Cold or Cough, which by ject may terminate in some incurable Lung ase. pane Soteater wee Sreawon, sur tavs.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- Moved withont pain. To be convinced call tbr. While Rooms, 4% Penn. av., between ———— eee Pexnigs can be had im any quantities at the Star office counter. ° —_—_——_ Conxs, 8, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- other disorders suc- comntully wrested stitnoes spy at a Rooms Nose SUTEE. On the 2rd inst., MARY ELLA, i it daughter of George J. and '"Mary E. Suter: aged? The friends of the family are invi tend oy bryeminlpe poong.d U sherngon sats otic, ence street between 4th and sth ste. PeTomta No. O84 Iatrest, SS PBorosaLs FOR Ped AND STATION- Orrick TrestxEs or Pusuic Scx Wasursoron irs, August 2, ids. Sealed Proposals will be reselved at t! Haldia cha aR eat det eV Llow i py the use of the Public Schools of this ct school year beginning the first Monday in Septem - 4dozen No 1 Spencerian Copy Books “4 “ “ “ «§ “ “ “ Worcester’s Comprehensive spoiling rd’s Fifth Reader ee Intermedi Fourth nate Beet Bhird “ ond “ Intellectual Arithm " Tntellectu: ri oti Practical = 64 Elements of Written Arithmetic “ “Prima: “ ‘© Golburn’s Mental Arithmetic ‘S$ Warren’s Common Scheol Geography Kerl’s Comprehensive Bngtish Grammar First Lessons in English Grammd irs Ds f Song @: rd rice . “ Nightingale i2reams Mercantile White Cap Paper 10 reams First Quality Commercial Note Paper 3 dozen Plain Inkstands,3 inches —_ White Adhesive yelopes. 3 by 534 00 : ¥ Biby 8% 40 gross Spencerian Pens, No.1 aus We oe . en? ee joo “ “ wood § 20 gress Gillott’s No, 303 extra fine Btecl Pens 300 quarts Dovell’s Black Ink 6 gross Accommodation Pesholders 12. dozen Weol Blackbeard Bub! —— fy listed Call Bells, No, 2°0 088 Ghalk Orayens. The above articles are to be furnished by the centractor from time to time, as required. upon bd Sritten order of the Treasurer of Public Schools. h I to be endorsed ** als for Bei ‘and $ \ationery »” and to be Pee cory to the 4 Cee fT aera yt ye eas undersigned. JOHN T. CASSELL, Shairman Committee on no peice au 2l-eo8t Board of Trustees Public J. R. ELVANS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in BUILDERS’, coach, AND CABINET HARDWARE, BAB 1BOK AND STEEL, CUT NAILS, HORSESHOES, HORSESHOE NAILS, NUTS AND WASHEBS, &c., &c., &c. WABEHOUSES - 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 301, 303, 305 C STRERT, And 85 and S87 LOUISIANA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. 0, All Orders, SOUTH AND WEST, Filled with Care and Promptness. CARRIAGE AND WHEEL STOOK Constantly arriving from Factory, and sold at lowest market prices. TIN PLATE, PIPE AND SHEBT LEAD, COPPER, ZINO, &c., Sold at Eastern Bates and shipped with despate! HalB, And EXCELSIOR, Constantly on hand in bags and bales, BOPE, COBDAGE, &c PRICES CUBBENT FURNISHED WEEKLY. JOHN B. ELVANS & Co., eu 16-3m Washington, B.C D™ 2S S358 PREY vercn iG" ‘uly 30, \~ ith . ALG: . Sova reese. on fo’ 5 1m, -bal- (862. for an Improvement m poapd Counter. aocing H in seven te a5 of said patent, wi 5s place the ons jovember, 1866 It is 01 that the said petition be heard at the Patent on . 15th of Oc- Seber next, Bt 35 o'isek ante are and show cause, ve, why sald petition ought not to be'granted 2 o'** > e' # ef Bs it i be used al and in the , whic! timony be before of eeFee ep OF PIANOS THAT upon easy at W. @, METZEROTT & CO, WANTS. A ‘ood MEN , accustomed to the busi- t er i into bay eo nve sterengee CREE FCAT fami- or ce ins x nd a A Tou aa i, Sra Waters Wor te7 . A BESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL wishes « UTE ATION to eok : esprit eotncmmareae™ gate, BL to Cook, wath and icon and Fat 338 Penn's aveuke, over Hasds Towsley Srets. nr + 0u29.3t" N e W Ait ina a 208 OAR vial Re al 8 WABTED—A modern-built HOUSE. containing ) = more < for @ private family. xeceed r annum. Address A. B.. at this office. * mou 32 St" ANTED_$i0 rth of “hand FUR- NITUBEBEDS CABPETS, he. Aina, bee: ghd hana OLOTHING of all descriptions. Ad- ese a pote throngh ty Post Otice tow. 6 ANTED—Two BEBVANTS, to te West Ww Potot, NY... preferred;) one to ber k b and f: tee other and chi + Waal ron. as DUrse am. maid. Apply st Major McDonald's, cor, Dela- and C street north. recom- A au 22-3" D—A HEELWRIGAT. apply at ca eee of 43; ana M streets, Island. bn a Tedy ® SITUATION in a store; would be willing to receive small pay until acquaimtea with the business, Addsess 8. J., Georgetown Post Office. au 21-3t* WANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook. wash and fron for a small family. Ove well recom- mended will Fe a cpa. home, Apply 52¢ Md. ave., corner 6th st., leland an 21-3t* $ 5.00 WARTED—A smart BUSINESS MAN 4 ; a8 gethnee, ie pee ators amount | e ne hew traveling enter; 5 dontie the amount can be ‘made monthly, and en: curity PEise. the amount invested. Address ENTEBPBISE, Star Office. a 21 -3t* Arco cata nacarlg, Wileiaan eset! real Bec! . ve 8 ee = + hae 'D.L. WELLS 00., au 18-6t Corner 10th and F streets, ANTED—H'y a respectable woman a SITUA- TION as first class Cook in a Boarding House or eepeerent, Address Box No. 10 Star Gfice. au ANTED—A neat and convenient small HOUSE, containing not less than four reoms, aterental of $16 per annum, by a reliable permanenttenant, Address 0. B. T., Star Office, au 10-20* : | W 48TED_ Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies and Gents’ one: er any articles of valne, st B. FULTON & 00.'S, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th street three doors north ef Penn’a avenue. N. B, te: lera, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, iy 21 e02m' FOR SALE AND RENT. B EENT—FBAME DWELLING, conta ning Mee pew een a and water, with nice yard at- tached. situ corner 22d and F sts, Forterms apply to THOS. BIGGINS, opposite." au 21-ee2t* Fo SALE—The GOOD WILL, LEASE, and IXTURES of one of the best located Gro- ceriesin Washingten, together with well selected assortment of fine Groceries, WinesyLiquors, &., ed obi wie ‘ bt ‘at cost ot wh ie et pri isfactory reasons for ng ye fur Jers to JO! . 8 EY, corner oth street weet and Pans north, i an 16-t8epl ;OR RENT—A three BRICK DWELL- ING HOUSE, with back building attached for servants’ use, ed on B street north, bet. 2a and 3é.atreets. Inquire at 506 Pennsylvania avenue. ____ an 10-100 (Qk BENT—A threéstory BEIOK HOUSE wit! KF een ae ‘ll modern. ee ted ov lith street, and ©. For further rticulars inquire of TM. RARVEY,2*1 C ct., tween 10th and lth. Jy 31-tf {OR RENT—a HOUSB, containing six rooms, situsted on N street. between i2th and 13th No 447. Inquire next door. Al Iso, HOUSE en 20th street, west side, between Mand N streets. Inquire next door, or at 350 E street, Paint and Oil Store, au 20-e03t {OB BENT—The four story fret class DW. LING HOUSE, No. 20 Indiana's Rit been repai ited, repapered, an: in com- —- ‘Apply at ‘one and six orelook at 490 7-eo3t JaMBS TOWLES. JOR RENT—A ROOM. suitable for some light mechanical work. aT som nIDER, au 8 eolm™ ‘273 Penn’a avenue. FS BENT—In Pe. STAR OFFICE BUILD- INGS. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and lith street, BOOMS suitable for law, real estate or any ovhor Mces. Ti on o' be ‘erms moderate the in Washington. Apply toO. B. BAKE Btar Office. ‘f jes tf” Fo BENT—A fac FRAME STABLE for six horses, with ary ene Rouse and hey loft, rit- uated on Temperatice Alley, bet. 9th 10th sts, Apply at 393 E street. bet. 9th and 10th. my 16 FS BENT—Six UNFURNISHED ROOMS et No. 276 Pennsylvania avenue, Leniat ig Je end 12th sts. Beferenees required RENT— BTORE No. 931 D street, y, It frovts immediately on Pease: situated store-rooms in Washington city. 0, B. BAR BE, at the Star OMes. Jes0 486 MAREBITEB'S, SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! Lately tocelyad seas Wor Sdapels 'e! ved. now n for ins jon, theBANDSOMBST ASSORTMENT over oneced in Washington, embracing— qyeantr PEEL ene 22... gp @n Domestic Manufacture, best ‘abrics. and LATEST Li a] riate fc HS HALLS DINING HOOMS CHa ARL® ERS. and LIBRARIES, embraciag New, Rich, and algae Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawing Rooms. with appropriste jers; slo, large and select Stock of mediam and low Papers. " SHADES, New and ‘ul patterns, on Buff, Green, 1 and Bohn’ uot vs, wich Ch Border, with Sea PK Ling ayy 3 ntl let, i rent to be Gliged with Gold Leaf, end from the turers in the try —embraci: Persons having Photo; taken are request- ed to call and examineour it before pur- chasing Frames. PICTUBE COBD AND TASSELS, thocanalions Paetegiere eh tee ee eee © smallest 1 1) ize; also, SILK CORD and TASSELS digennt Special attention paid to this Branch ef our Bus- "PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS i On Choi . Savas Eada Paveg® 7 tte Par as the most plete in the District, a tion of which has been Manufact: iteatewabaee se Ue ketepe eee Rae ee or Wine Seden punctual gad fates Fondant lactee apaee act (eecordtag to Sete feta Low Katee os Bz TERMS CASH F COODE AND Lanor. iy 31-47" 8 doors above Fess 5 SPER ROR A Reree 3e ars pet res ws FRANCK TAYLOR BPOFES, ws sngnonme, te The re aveaus, south ave ands ate. OB BENT—HOUSE No. 345 ath street, bet FP Egan lipases pee ony Tg oa ry 109 feet fr Star Office. Ay at the Office. FS saED ROOMS, st Bob1 pation sone 5 OR BENT—PEW No. 39 at Obras O F _Seargetown. ‘Apply at 223 Bridge « 21 OUSE FOR BENT FUBNITURE FOR H BALE Inautre ot ty Re PILATES C and N ets. @u 22-4" ats. FoReey —Four ROOMS, peties wares eu 22 3s" Te LET—Three nicely FURNISHED ROOMS, ali om same floor, at No. 339 F street. bet ween Sth and 10th streets. Possession on ist of Septem- ber, au 22-40" Reus FOR BENT —A few FURNISHED BOOMS, with gas and water, suitable for a family or pingicgentioman, at No. 116 2d street, between E and F, au 22 2t* Fee RENT—A very convenient House, contain ing nine rooms, exclusive of kitchen. servants’ rooms, pantries. ac. nt mi the premises,616 Maryland a) and 13th, ‘ave. Inquire on between 12th ‘Au 22-3" Fes, BENT—A new FBAME HOUSE, situated in Georgetown. on Dunbarten street, between Montgomery and Green, No. 49, water and gas, For particulars inquire opposite, at No, 54. au 22-5t" | et yd BUOMS. clean, cool and pleasant: with gas, hydrant, and privilege ina bath: airy and pleasant locatio 92 K st., ween Sth and 6th a two squares from Post Uffice Building, au 22-3" A BAEE CHANCE. Owing to other business we are compelled to dispose with one ofour branches of business. We new offer our ertire STOOK OF GROCERIES, GOODWILL and FIXTU RES (lease of twoyears,) to some person that is desireus of doing a good business. Itis situated inthe most central part of the city, and is one of the oldest stands, Terms cash. Call between the heurs of 8a. m. and 2. p. m. J.H DABBOW & 8ON au2-st™ ~ Oorner Lith and H sts, Fe. BENT—One large ROOM, 25 by 40 feet, with gasand water. Would make a fine store room or workshop. Inquire at FLEMMING’S National Stables, on O street, bet. 43¢ and 6th sts. an 21-6t* NOxICE S4L8 OF BUSINESS—Having this day sold out all my interest in the Euteher Business, at No 529, on oth street west, in this city, to Louis Rothschild. 1 ee yrs in re ommending him to my friends and the pabtic lieving that from the improvements contemplat and the increased capttal of the business, that they will be served as favorably as at any other lace ip the District. Pisu gst" SIMON BENSINGER. Te RENT—A pleasant furnished RUOM. suit- able for one or two single gentlemen, at No 111 B otrect, between 2ist and 22d sts. Terms, $10 for one, and §12 fortwo persons, au 21-31" Fo SALE OBREAP—A HOUSE and LOT on L street north, between Ist and North Capitol streets, 6th. Fo RENT—From the ist of September, two large BRICK HOUSES. containing 12 rooms each; one situated on 12th street, near Penn’a ave- Inquire at 653 L street, between 4th and ‘au 21 3t* nue, the ether adjoins my residence, ot i0'per mouth» Apply to Dr. JAMES EB, MOB: AN, South Wasbragton, au 21 -3t* OB SALE—The GOODWILL, STOCK ani FIXTURES of a first-class Fancy, Grocery, Tea. and Liquor Btare. sitaated corner C street je dwelling and store can be leased at low rent for3Ser5years. For partic ular apply at th au Z1-3t* F° RENT—a' ¥ street, several desirable URNISHED BOOMS. Price from @10 to = iso, several small HOUSES. Inquire of TARR & OO., 305 F street, between lith and 12h, au 20-5t* FS BRENT—Severa! nicely FURNISHED ROOMS will be let together or separately. Also, privilege ef a See requi: rei, Water gas in the house, No. 234 H st., bet. 19th and 20th, square from cars. au 20 6t™ OB RENT—And immediate on given.» fnelarge STORE ROOM house nf" 420 perperivasia auenue, in the same square with the ational Hotel. Also, 3 ROOMS in upper part of one building. Apply onthe premises fro: a.m, F° RENT—A ve neatly FUBNISH m 10 to au 2)-6t* handeom located a DOUSE on Massachn: setts avenue, near 12th street, at $100 per month. Apply to D ‘L. WELLS & C0., northwest corner and F streets, au 17-6t CONVENIENT AND WBLL LOCATED Ass K HOUSE, WITH 8OME FUBNITURE, FOB RENT—Nine rooms, gas, water, and bath room, &¢. Bent $30 per menth. Apply at GIBBS’ Hair Store, au l7- 42 Penn. ayenue, near 13th st. OB BENT OB SALE—On mmoati terms, pretty COTTAGE, BARN. and21 0 feet of LAND; Fruits Flowers in great abund- ance, V eer. ‘© chance for @ man of onal! means. Call and see STABR & CO., 305 F st.. bet. 11th and 12th, ‘an 17-6t" 467305 BENT—Two Furnished BOOMS, on first floor, or two rooms and kitche! No, 467 18th street, between E and F sts. au !5-tr OR BENT—The well known “SIMPSO! HOUSE,” southwest corner of Pa. avenue and )0th street. Possession ft yn the Ist day of Enguize ot Dr. McFABLAN, corner 12th st., ever Entwisie’s Drug the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock, or of IN, #9 Pa. avenue, near lth st. MBS S au 13-eetsel FS BNISHED Booms FOE Ano & "STORE FOR RENT--From $10 ing at bY per = . RENT. At No. 485 6th ‘Detween C and Louisiana ave. @ulj-Im* ree - story OK HOUSE, 11 rooms, with ay aed s eral Frame Houses. desirably situated— $300 cash balence mot until paid. st., from} to 4. au l-Im*) 7 ait per ond O streets. Inland. s . A. ‘SOR fiatao Stes A ()SE_OB TWO VEBY PLEASANT FUB- eae ee Eee cadmas cee te on. i Quire at39% 0 street ‘aus-tf (O08 SALE—South half of LOT 22, i re Fon Hath airoes. one square north ‘chew Ton AGHER, next dovr, Priee'$i, ire ot SOBN w au 8-eoim* OB SALE OR BENT—Two HOUSES, contain- pm a8 and water, Feeneantiz situsted wear stern ee peat ton Blind De Sash. fin street, near Canal Bridge. iy ott F°. bee J cab BUS eras. cor- BOO! for rr of Insurance Com’ Dest in 13 Ath and 18th I Sasa i. vew at the north: east corner of ‘ats., eran : hess tn we rrrs wnrpar erace ries aot ~ AUCTION SALES. ( Por other Auction Sales pi eaten « witunal asus — oes LAUER oF we ae ot. to the highest der. com- corner of perth, the follow: Governmen: ber: in ot vant as fot fate’ south ot He ‘a 8 Dumbered | and 2. tm Square No 631. numbered 83. Squere No 1.19 1,132 1.036, ecently been subdivided and sold in lots, according be shown on the day of should apy one desire to bid for the eatire opportunity will be offered. co. oe pane me funds, oa the de livery eeds property One Sheol crew crctees money te be paid when the pro} is knocked off. . Should the purchaser fail to comipjy, the prep- erty will then and there be put up in end sold bah — highest bidder. tl r st the y order o be mer of P ohespetiais * nthe Betta GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BBY GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Ascuoncers. J0OK-HOUSE FIXTURES, LICENSE. a&c,, OTMe CENTRE MARRET Fromneene Seth wert, oy tee No, 475, at Public Auction On SATURDAY, the 25th instant, at ll o'clock &. m., we shall sell.on the premises, to the high- fcr cash, the above-named House, Fix. r . Li » ae. tures. License *Ceeew s IAMS, A au 2-d Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VEGETABLE STALLSIN THI aae ABRKET aT PUBLIO A Orton ee On SATURDAY. the 25th instant, at 10%, o'clock am hall sell, on the premises, two Stalls. ip Centre Maraet. i" Ls0, On MONDAY, the 27th instant, at 11 e’clock a, m. the Northern Liberty Market, we shail sell, is No. 61 and 62, to the bighest bidter : . GEREN ¢ Witriams, an 22d Auctioneers, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HANDSOME OPEN CARRIAGE. TWO TRON | SaFES, AND SHOW-CASE AT PUBLIO AUC TION On BATUBDAY, the 25th instant. at 11 o'clock | e = + infrent of our auction rooms, we shall ‘One nearly new open Carriage, built to order Two lron Safes. in excellent condition One fine Show Oase GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. B Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, . 95 Le. between Sth ‘and 10th ete, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c, @n SATUBDAY MOBNING, August mevcing at 10 o'clock, at the Bazaar, will be _ aise) FIFTY HORSES, suited to harness and saddle. A full description om, nd at le, A loi of Mules, broke to harness, in good order. A larce collect hand Carria, Wagons, a Lso. of desirable New and Second- ua her Vehicles. Also, A large collection of New snd Seconi-band Bar- | Bess, New Family Carri ALso. mI ar of. 3 New Ocrmantown Garfiages. Kegniar sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday, ‘Thoreday, anc Saturday, without regard to the weatl er. . .d Harness always at vate sale. su ge ee One Moray, WALL ECO. Aneta. PRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWENTY -THBEB ACRES OF LAND AND BRAUTIFUL KESIDENCE IN BLADENS BUKG AT PUBLIC AUCTION BSDAY hal} sell, on TU if sic, (if not, BURSWAY, x00) “wo as “Shady Side,”’ he late Dr. Pen: residence of Commodore Harwood. U residence of th densburg road: The ground rich, & partin 8 variety of frui: in a bigh state of cultivation, dea and + rapes, &c. , Beckaways, Express } iful tract ot Land | S Navy, | at the intervection of the Marlborough and Bia AUCTION SALES. _$015 AFTERNOON AND 10-MORROW_ B* GREEN &@ WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. AUCTION BAL. At Frame Esc crasonats fe a at. as We shell pert c LE oO "Pasa WEST. ‘¥. hal) sell east part ‘No.7, making it ‘Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve Soca Aikeoamencenin a ccnnes st the cost of the haser beu Knocked of. same ng . Avcts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ‘Will be sold at Poblic Auction,on FRIDAY, the my instant, at6 o'clock p m tl Promises, t No. 2.:n Square $5, fromtin, irginia ar enue. between Si and 45 streets west, Island, with the improvements Terms: @ne-balfcash, balance in six and twelve months, ured by sdeed of trast on the prem! - eee. All conveyancing and revenue at the cost of the porchese: 5°) tome «i euzid EN & WILLIA 9m the prem! * A 3, ip Square EXCELLENT AND WELLBUILT TWO-8TO! RICK HOUSE AND LOTS, ON avn ST RRET ND REATUES AveNce. uaa ad ic Auction > te Zz Brick House, with water, Bhade Trees, &e , Ac. Terme: One-balf cath; “balance fn 6 and 12 months, secured by a deed of trast on the Dremi | ses. Allconveyancing end revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, i) down when the | erty perigee a) Aig GREEN & WILLIAM Auctioneers. | BY REE & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, VALUABLE UNIMPROVED BEAL ESTaTR end D ON 2D STBEB C, bet opposite St. Peters Public Auctic tant. at 6 o'clock p. the premises, & ts No 6 , Which will be subdivided re | and sold to outt SS Terms: One it REI WILLIAMS, Ancts_ EN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, E_RUILDING LOTS. FRONTING ON ORTH C SIRERT BETWEEN 8TH AND TH STREETS MAST, AT rUBLIO AUv- Om TUESDAY, the 28th inst, at6o’clock p m e shall sell, om ‘he premises Lets A.B 0. D. end | E ng subdivision of Lote No 1, in rend | S64. having 20 feet front each, by 1W) feet deep, making them good fronts and depths. ' « One third cash: bata tres conveyencing apd rev, cost of the purchasers. ___ GRERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts | Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, | TRUSTER'S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN — THE SIXTH WARD | _ By virtue of a deed of trust to the subserfber,da | ted Dee bered nd ninety six, (99.) «f the plan of | the city of ington. Terms: One-third cath; the residue in 6 and 12 mouths, the purchaser giving his notes forthe | deterred Ments, eatisfactorily endorsed, and beari: Bterest fromday efsaie. A deed given and a ceed of trust taken, to secure the deferred | payments. All conveyancing and stam | cost of the acer, If the terms of ere not | complied with within five days from the day of | sale, the trustee reserve the right to resell the Detling wihwtosefounsedmart are’ nin | “iptveok’s ORREM A WikLIaMs Rack, ee eoser fgees oom, whe Mate uch | [RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. Gpekiistey SiiaspuritstrkeramaciTett | *SEESEMERUINSSLGT BONING ox mealr'hors wehtaee, inf een: | GPARETE caret ad OPE AUORION. rooms, barb, smoke, and all sther necessary out- 16 aot recorded in Liter i: My jo 14: folic - ra eoverty ts eeeteonely oo the most count; > the subscriber, *, the T. therein vated and ‘tion, and suitable for « boarding or ntertalmment. A350 Peunsylvante avenze, Biagio & Oo. wil the of Beal B- and Faraiturest the residence of camilies decli b ing. ‘Rise, bo the ant of stocks of x v - Harness. 20 ‘ * deo! B" NAGLE & 00. Bales-rooms Bi EASONED CABOLINA ‘LOOBING. 54, Also, tong Follow ‘i Lf Dealers, au 18-6 No. 27 Water street, wn. OAL! COAL.! COAL —_ We are now selling OQAL of the following: —- qualities, Ths. to the ton, Locust Mount White Ash at Diamond Vein Red Ash at 8900 We are now to furnish Coal by the Ca it Philadelphia prices. the for families to put in t! in- © He for i BROWA SOON 465 oth st.. bet. E and F streeis. LOUB! FEED !! SALTII! A complete assortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, vo which we solicit the attention of BAKERS AND GROCEBS. MILL PEED, MEAL, BALED H“z, and all kinds of FEED st low rates. GBOURD ALUM, FINB, And TURK’S ISLAND SALT for sale low in lots to suit by _ may 4-tf W.M. GALT 200. UBLIC LAND SALES LN WISCONSIN. SYNOPSIS OF THE PEI BOCLA- jee e ive Vacant pubiie lands is WS, bi 10) FOeTS pi ions of acres of at Office at FALLS ST. CROIX, the 224 OctosER t. ten of Town: ships, in the counties of in Pierce. At the Land Office at EAU CLAIRE, on the Ist day of OctosER next, the reserved sections in ten parts of T. _ | the cou: ties of Clarke, Ohip- Tite Lend Umiee st STEVENS POINT on the of sORED ext, one bundred and ips and parts ‘nships {1 counties of Mershon apd tema ee | Atthe Land at MEN ASHA. on the Sth day sieves rs i ps abd parts of townships in * t J gets “Ashland. Pointe, Burnett and At the Land Office at BAYFIELD. on the 19th day ot Bovanees en ge my townships and te and Gurenat Lams Bors.—Unéer the ment, as "J. M. BDMUNDS, of the General Lent OMe, Ice, June l4, 1866. ten | of Asbland, La | + Will well. to th 7m DAY 7. fronting 32 feet & a depth of 106 fect 10 inches Terms of sale: One-thirdcash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest from the date of sale secured by @ deed of trust on the property... Ail conveysDcing and stamps at the cost of the pur- oue.2 pel deposit @80 with the auctioneer at time of sale. If the terme of sale are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trastee reserves the right to resell at the ris? and cost of the pur- chaser in defeult, on one week's notice cant ‘iL T. DRURY. Trustee an D-eodads G@! ‘& WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EIR & BRYANT McNELE ESTATE BROK: 195 Seveuth street, AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT E Rep earth FURNITURE et yard ‘We will seil at public suction, at the H ‘ pout Id dnd Kitchen Furniture contained iD Si com, {p part of— Walnut Chambe: Green Boemelled ry n Obamber Sets Diving-room Furniture, China, Glass On » Crockery ont Se Forniture Stair ting, pew ting, Oilcloths, &c., &c. Parties who con’ paying furniture are Fequested to attend this sale. as allthe furniture is new, and will be sold without reserve to the bida begin precisely at ti " oie jy at ten o'clock, “Boston npg ct, MBTaRE ¥ JAMES OC. McGUIRE &CO., Auctioncers. HOUSEHOLD AX at FURNITURE We will sell nth pi f MOBNING, Au- 29th. at 10 o'ch - at 5 gust ° i ed No. 420 lath street, oe the Furniture in Bair-cloth Sofa and Chairs ‘top and other Tables tures Kitchen Bequisites. poCine hoe - Auctioneers: UILDING LOTS OR MARKET ARDENS, NEAE GEOBGETOWN, AT AUC- TION. On THURSDAY AFTEENOON, August sth, (if fair, if not, next fair day.) at 4 o'clock p.m..t | Willsell, on the of } -* je and desirable track of ituated in Wi D € ee cheat ex i Ef Pe : Nii ili