Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1866, Page 3

- THE EVENING STAR.» LOOAL NEWS. = MEETING OF THE SOLDIERS AND. The Philadelphia Convention Endorsed. — Last evening, & meeting of the soldiers and sauors in favor of the platform adopted by the Phil- adelpbia Convention, and opposed to the ac- ton of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ ase ey ae was held in the Council Chamber, City and was attended by about three mengiet po sons. The meeting would doubtless have been much larger bad it not been that by some mis- take @ notice Ret pesspe esterday morn- poned. ‘Unat it had a 1. James R. O' @ was called to the chair, and Lieut. S. I. Wailes appointed sec- re Col. Jona H. Thom; stated the object of the call. It was not inteation of the orig- inators to get up a mass Meeting, but to form a permanent organization of the soldiers and sailors who were in favor of the President's Relic - There was here a Soldiers’ League, e t of which was to advance the inter- ests of the soldiers, but it had been turned into 8 political machine, to be worked for the inter- ests of the radicals, and it was for the parpose of counteracting the influence of the Leagus that it was proposed to form this association. He believed that there were yery many sol- diers who volunteered during the late war to help torestore the work of their fathers, and baving accomplished what they fought for, they do not fee! content to fight the South after the war isever. It was expeeted to organize as & soldiers organization, and rally to the pee of the principles for which ihey had ou Lieutenant Richmond remarked that he un- derstoed that the purpose of the meeting was to organizean army or: men who had fought Against secession for ‘he supremacy of the Con- stitution and the Iaws, and who propose in time to come to strike at the party whose doc- trine is exclusion. They had fought for the ilag of thirty-six stars, and they were not will. ing thata Single one should be obliterated. This was the doctrine of the president. He now stood on the same platform as he had done in 1964. He Se be that the leaguers will be defeated, and he believed that the Rad- ical party will be sunk so low that they will never hear the resurrection tramp, and it they do, it will be to rise among the Africans or Chmamen. [Lanughterand applause. } Captain McConnell said he regretted that soldiers as soldiers had been brought into Politics, but it was apparent that this move was the right one. He had understood that the S "and Sailors’ Union League was a pro- tective one, and that politics were to be ex- cluded, but it seemed from the report of their meeting in the Chronicle of the 2ist inst., that this precept had been forgotten. He was op- posed te the report going out that the soldiers in the District were all on the Radical plat- form, and he was certain that the assertion was untrue. They went into the war to fight for the restoration of the Union. He thonght that there were 2,000 soldiers in this District, one baif of whom belonged to the League, but the majority he was sure were in favor of the same priuciples Jor which they had fought. The association eculd speak for the District, and be believed that similar associations ‘would spring up im every town and county in the Union, which would speak fer them- selves. Capt. H.C. Gooding believed that it was the duty of all Union soldiers to unite on the plat- form, whieh was the sameas that for which they fought, and on which the President stood in 1864. [Appiause.] The President stands on the same platform to-day, (applause) and the radicals sey he has proved Seater to bis prin- ciples. He denied that this was so, the Presi- dent bas not deserted his principles but stood | there, it was the Radicals who had deserted their paitform. Even admiting that the Presi- dent was traitorous te his party, was it not | better so Usan to be & traitor to his country. {Applause ) Turing the war we told the peo- ple it we were fighting for the Union under & flag with 36 stars, showing that we believed that the Union was entire, and were they Row to be told thatthat flag wasalie? We be- hheve to-day that the flag ts Ppertect and the Umion is whole. Un enpren | Mr. Gooding proceeded to discuss the object of the radicals and asked what they proposed todo! Do they want two-thirds of the people ‘to tyranize over one-third ! That is not soldier like. They say that a State is im the Union and out of the Union, for some purposes in and for other purposes ont. If their rule ts to be car- ried out a large standing army must be kept in the States, the Freedmen’s Bureau must be ran, and people of the Northern States must be taxea enormously to pay the expenses. A private soldier, who said that he was one of the 7Ist New York volunteers, 2d Excelsior, remarked that be was an Irishman by birth, and bad been a radical Republican: in fact. he Was the only one in the regiment. He under- Stood that the object of the League was to Ppro- tect the interests of the soldier, but they had commenced in politics. He asked what had the radicals done for the soldiers? What had Fessend+n or Sherman done tor the soldier! He believed that New Engiand’s doctrines to- wards the country were the same as the doc- trines of Old England towards Ireland, and for that reason he now leaves the radicals. ee }] pt. McUonnell offered the following, which Was unanimously adopted - * We, the undersigned, honorably discharged soldiers and sailors, permanently or tempo- rarily residing in the District of Colum! bereby authorize our names to be enrolled as ™members of the Soldiers’ and Satiors’ Na- tional Union Association of the District of Go- lumbis.” On an invitation being given, over seventy- five of those present signed their names. Capt. McConnell offered & resolution that this meeting heartily endorse the restoration policy of President Johnson and ee ples adopted by the Convention at phia,and pledge all present to the support of the same; which was adopted amid hearty cheers. The following gentlemen were appointed a committee on permanent organization, viz:— Uspt. H.C. Gooding, Capt. J. R. McConnell, Capt. ©. W. Redyeard. Col. Jno. N. Thomp- son and Col. Jas. R. O’Beirne. Capt. E. D. Tallman, Capt. Wm. H. Nalley and Capt. B. Austin were appointed a com- mittee on credentials. A resolution was adopted to attend the great Mass meeting to-morrow night. After giving three hearty cheers for the Pres- ident, Secretary of State, and for the rank and file of the army, the meeting adjourned to ‘Tuesday evening. a Tue DEMONSTRATION To-MORReW EVEN- ingG.—A meeting of the committee of arrange- ments for the great mass meeting to-morrow night was held at the City Hall last evening. The sub-committee on printing were instructed to } repare cards of admission for the speakers, members of the committee, r rs, and others entitled toadmission on the stand. it was also decided that the steps and porticoes should be reserved for the ladies. Mr. Wallington, from tbe committee to secure § ers, reported that the following ‘Would address the meeting: Hon. A. J. Rogers, N. J.; Gen. — Sndoe, weet wager Gon Uhio, Judge S. N. Jo! na; an.; T Gen. H. H. Heath, Nebraska; Ww. T. Grace, Ark.; Hon T. W. Betts, Idaho; Hon. Thos. B. Flor- | ence, D. C.; Hon. Mr. Dyson, Md, Edward A. Lewis, Esq.; Gen. Estey, Ohio; Major Gen. Caster; Judge D..S. Gooding, Ind.; Hon. Chas. Mason, lowa. Mr. Thorn offered the following resolution, which was saps: Resolved, That our Irish and German fellow- ¢itizens be invited to attend the grand mass Fatification meeting on Saturday next, and that Ube east and west stands be set apart for use of such speakers as they may desire to address them. Mr. A. Lioyd moved the appointment of a committee of five to prepare resolutions, which | ‘was adopted, and the following were ap- jinted: Messrs. A. Lioyd, Louis Schade, S. R's. lvester, Owen Thorn, and Dr. Allen. Col. Dana, from the committee on music, re- ported that the Marine Band had been engaged for the meeting. er, Visitrxe His OLp QuARTERS.—The of the Ster will remember the name of Dick Rivers, one of the roughest of the roughs who visited the metropolis during the rebellion. Dick bas been away from the city since the war ended, and the localities in rrek Be Toved have enjoyed comparative , ight, Officer Ray, of the Second Ward, ar- Tested Dick im the vicinity ot Hooker's Divis- ion, where be strack a man with such force as to cause him to fall head downward, as if his feet had been thrown up. Dick was taken to the central guardbouse, and put ina cell in which was @ colored individual ef the fancy cutand trim. Dick wanted to know what his cell mate was there for. The colored man re- plied “for profamity.” Dick got sociable, and fiucing that his partner bad a fine peari hat, roposed @ trade, and taking the pearl hat, pat top his bead, and mashed his own “shocking bad * on his mate's head. But the peari was too nice an article for Dick to with asuit as he filled, so to mi bat form to bis garments, he put it ona bench and sat down on it. His rages poe Ro bgt mash it. Dick jumped up, an ing up Mashed beaver asif to straighten it, run his the cell, and interfered and Separated the prisoners. This morning Jus- tice Morsell sent Dick to jail for court to an- Swer the charge of assault and battery on D. K. Jackson. ° ‘SEE ELSEWHERE adertisemint ot am inter-, esting fair now being held on Mr. Grabam's farm, at Camp Casey, Va. of her grandfather, B. *Tke comeitien ts selects ite for a atati 8i & atation- house in the fifth precinct ( Ward) re- that are now about c. nego- hee eae bigt 4 an apmnser 5, pri- vate uty at tension, vice A.J. ‘Dennis, removed. yohn D. Schofield, for duty on the squares. between Sth and 9th and bmp: N streets north. Thos, Nunimaker, for uty at Potomac aqueduct. e complain: vates W. W. Hurdie and W. T. Hiiegtof the fourth inct, were examined Pea eames eee mi e 4 toxicated while on duty. D.G. Noble was ap- Pointed to the third precinct, vice Prail, dis- missed. The board “ore former Faget 2 Sopa that hereafter, of Tewards received, 'y per cent. shall be reserved for the policemen's fand: The rale does not apply to rewards paid prior to the passage of tne order. The board ordered that the expenses incurred by detective McDevitt, growing oat of his re- cent arrest in Baltimore, be paid from the con- tingent fund, the detectiv Sone in the dis. charge of his duty at the time of the arrest. poeeretee wiarenteiny TOURNAMENT.—The colored peoplé of this city and vicipity, are to have a grand tourna- ment, at Locust Grove,a littlesouth of Hunting creek, to-morrow. A great gathering of the “sable sons and daughters of Adam’ is cou fi- dently anticipated. This class of American citizens are disposed, it seems, to keep A with the improvements of the age, and the ad- vance of ciyilization!—Alezandria Gazette. ot CAmMP-MERTING AT SHIPLEY’S WooDs.—The camp-meeting at Sbhipley’s woods, near Han. over Junction, on the Washington Branch Railroad, commences to-day, and, it is thought, ‘will be the largest meeting of the kind held in the circuit for many years. The meeting ‘Will be under the superintendence of the Rey. Mr. Hawiey. —— --e Ga™RLING.—Yesterday, John Watts was arrested by officer Ashton, of the Seventh Ward, fer allowing gambling in his house. Justice Boswell ordered him to pay a fine of $50. — sce. CITY ITEMS. —6 JET CHAINS, Jet Uross Setts, Jet Ear Drops, Jetand Gilt Chains, Jet Setts, Jet Buttons, and Jet Buckles—come on this morning—at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pean- sylyania avenue, third door from 4 ¥ street. rd THE OPINION OF AN OFFICER INTHE ARMY. “Atinspection I noticed that a large propor- tion of the men’s knapsacks contained a box of Troches, being generally used by them for Colds, ete.” Brown's Bronchial Troches should be used upon the first appearance of a Cold or Cough, which by neglect may terminate in some incurable Lung Disease. LW Sieg RS STRANGE, BUT TRUB.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 455 and 6th streets. as PENNTEs can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter. eats Sens aae tae Conms, Busters, Ciud and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Ubiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsy!- yabia Avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8a. m. to$ p. m., and 6to8 p. m. Se EE DIED SHEKELL Of congestion of brain, MOLLY, youngest daughter-of h A aad C. A, Shekel! Her tuneral will Ley rom the 1 Shekell, No. 1 ce figh at 40'clock p.m., Saturday, Frienés and acquaintances are respect- tally invited to attend. J. R. ELVANS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in BUILDERS’, COACH, AND CABINET HARDWARE, BAB IRON AND STEEL, OUT NAILS, HOBSESHOES, HORSESHOE NAILS, NUTS AND WASHERS, &c., &c., &c. WABEHOUSES: 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 301, 303, 305 O STRERT, And 85 and 87 LOUISIANA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. All Orders, SOUTH AND WEST, Filled with Care and Promptness. CABBIAGE AND WHEEL STOCK Constantly arriving from Factory, and sold st lowest market prices. TIN PLATE, PIPE AND SHEBT LEAD, COPPER, ZINO, &c.. Sold at Eestern Bates and shipped with despatch, HAIB, MOBS, Tow, And EXOELSIOB, Constantly on hend in bags and bales. BOPE, COBDAGE, & PRICES CURBENT FURNISHED WEEKLY, JOHN B. ELVANS & Oo., on 16-8 Washiegton, B.C Jd0Es soovewars MARBLE WORKS, Corner New Jersey avenue and F strest, Near the Baltimore Depot, All orders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS, or NTBLS executed in the best manner, st short peda png pecan Ire dag je 9-3m* RTABLE M P* y hares nai Combining the maximum of efficiency, durabi! eoonomy with the minimum of weight and akg ponents pr, favorably known, wore than 600 being in use. All warranted satis- pncoum © MOATEAT.S 00s, FQ = MBTZEROTT & 00, tree! W ier. WANTS. Sy ns | SE pt ae good CARPENTERS, ze TOKLAYERS s eu 24-3t" auc Wise CALLAHAN. Waste T WOWAN ta cook posh ped Us Apply at ee work in FOR SALE AND RENT. wt gage Srotals estos sous meg ANTED—A TIN and 6H . WwW Bat the corner fda cont an Ww TED—& WOMAN. to cook, wash. iron. ly. Apply at 4z4 che Ww A emall FEAR pare: Stating location, terms, &c. (BS A SITUA’ ais avenue. Star 0} en ith street, sw nL oun The GOOD WILL and FIXTUE se ras bi le ocegf Particulars inquire af thie ofice, BOCERY &T0 ‘0 Goon winter ara ing @ good business. arses iere turther info: “fra H-00%* cerry iB SALE-STOCK and ‘all Grocery for sa'e: do- . A Tecate ian Of referenos given if re: and M, No. 404. enue and 6th street, Island. SaLB—An Orchard end V ANTED— unfurnished WwW five sto eiaht rooms, a Reation. Tao Room 12 Patent Office. EN of7 acres. city jcentaine a geod barn. cbicken 9 ‘n. chicken yard, of small family; prom, water. : Possession, immedi \. civime terms ‘ermscasy. For particulars inquire at th’ Antelligeucer Building. ment please call as above. ANTED—By a respectable } girl, a SIT- WER How ts Iemstierete ae watt eee Bhe has experienced se busi ven yi and can come well recomme! to go to Georgetown, Ap, OR SALE OR RENT—A two-story FRAME F HOUBE. located side of B street, between 20th and 2ist 5 rooms, with large yard, The rent moderate me made to suit. Inquireof A. 19th street. between E ] ANDREW 8M LE—-¥OR SALE—The STOOK ING and FIXTUBRS Store in the city, situated onthe corner of 2d st. C street north, two sq depot. Thestore and dwelling can_be r& number of years at festhes, particulara apply at the store. Ter: WILLIAM H. HOOVER, ona! WV ANTED—Partics in want of Cooks, WwW end roperen Naeee Soon ers, and Laberers can be bak ness for six or Ee STORE 275 to 8 good tenant. UMBER OF 2 OOMS for rent. ry ANTED_A young MAN © Ww (bina, Glass and S reakaer bur 5 A good Salesman, well scquainted with the busi- oe war be a bg re LS and a liber- Ye ress, in w Box No. 613 City Bost Office, ms Pa. avenue, soath bh streets. Bentlow Apply 269 Pa. ave Wwast 'D—By a_res Girl, a SITUATION ti work. Apply at No. 615 7th strect, corner Pa. : au 23 St ear corner of G at. ORE, 28 ,7WO, Rooms, unfurnished. with use of "kite street, between i and New York avenue, an 38-3t" ry W ANTED—A SITUATION by a first cl Gan bring the best of recommendati be seen for three days at her former em, bet. 19th and 20th ste. r) = RL to Se — and lo general housework. « Rood references) at 338 Penn's ‘avenue, over a No. 187 H atree ANTE: Jewelry Store. ‘OB BENT—HOUSBE of 11 rooms, corner ef 10th ireets, furnished or unfurnished. from . L. WELLS & CO., corer 10th and F sts, 8th street, bet. OB BENT—BHOUSE No. T and K streets, with 9 rooms and &c. Appiy No. 417 13th at., e. OU8K WANTED—A moderna fe Gontoming = OF more roome. amily. ia 1o exceed 1 Address A.B. at this omesss 91%” OB SALE—A nice Building LOT, situated on posite the Marine Barracks. 16‘; feet front by 109deep. Inquire at the Star Office. au 23 3t* ] ANTED— $10 000 worth of second-hand FUR- W SBEDS CARPETS We kee NITURE ond-hand OLOTHING au? very desirable FUR- 21 Indiana avenue, opposite City Hall. Sev: NISHED ROOMS, at No ofall descriptions. between Sd and sth streets, dressa pate through City Post Office to T. W FOR BENT, with cellar, suitable for V J ANTED—Two SERVANTS, to go te West Point, N. Y., (colored preferred; gook, wash and iron. the other as nurse a! bermaid. Apply at Major McDonald's pne colt | street north. Go red. ight businessor mechanical low. Apply at Drag Store, cor. 9th st. an 23-3t* ARE CHANOE-GOOD WILL, STOCK and BES cf an established Feed Stand, ood run of €ustom, for sale on ens: pus. .L. au 18-6t Corner 10th e corner of New Jersey ayenue and 1,000 for ome year on firet class The cause for selling, the death x au security. give ye bo- and Fstreots, ‘OR SALE—PEW No. 35 at Obrint’ Oharch, J ANTED—By @ respectable woman a SITUA- TION as first class Cook in a Boarding House or Restaurant, Address Box No. 10 Star Office. 0 18 Saes Apply at 123 Bridge street. OUSE FOR RENT AND FUBNITURE FOR ALE—Inquire at 26% oth street, Letween M HOv an 10-2w* Wart D—A neat and convenient small E, containing not less t atarental of @1t0 per annom, (OR RERT—Four ROOMS, BASEMENT and permanent tenant, Address 0,'B. LLAB. Possession given immediately. In 5 at No. 39 West Market Space CE \ J ANTED-—Gold and Silver Watoh and Sori, Glothing, at R, FULTON &CO. street. three doors north of Penn’a avenue. 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, for sale cheap UNFCRNISHED ROO enue, between Ith and w squares of the Treasury (OR BENT_Fi 10 € FURNISHED ROOMS, W Ai minnone OABPRY DING and HOUSEFURNISAL = B. BU jer-tt between OT, 0. 339 F etreet. between ZUSEITURS Possession on ist of Septem- ope ieee BUOBLY, 606 7th street and H. cast side (OR BENT—A very c ing nine rooms, excl rooms. pantries. &c venient House contain eof P Rent moderat: ‘FOR SALE AND RENT. a the onions. G29 Maryland ave., between i2tk OR RENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, situated FS and GOOD WILL, LEASE, and FIXTURES of one of the best | cerfes in Washington, together with w aseortment of fine Groreries, Wines, Liquors, &c., sli of which will be seld at cost’ or wholesale market price Satisfactory reasons Ape for further particulars to JJ BA er corner Sth street west > north. in Georgetown. on Danbarten street, between Montgomery and Green, No. 4$ iticulars inguire Spposite, st No, 34, 1* 'D BVOMS, clean. cool and pleasant: ydrant,and privilege ina bath; airy tween 5th andi aquares from Post Office Building. FS RENT—A three stor: ING HOUSE, with bac for servants’ use, located on B rth. 24 end 3d streets, Inquire at 506 rapes au 10- avenue. BRICK DWELL- building attached RABE CHANOB. Owing to other business we are compelled to dispose with one of our branches of business, We 10 rooms and all mod: tween I new effer our entire STOCK OF GROCERIES, GOODWILL and FIXTUBES | lease of two years,) tosome person that is desireus of doing a good business. Itfesituated in the most ceniral part Foz BENT—A threestory BBIOK HOUSE ‘D_improvements, sit ted on lith street, between Band C. Jezucesees inquire of T. M. HARVE ‘end lith. FoR BENT—a HovsE reste We Sat. teenie nett enn ; o - Inquire next door. 4 HOUSE on 20th street, west side: between Mt ont ire next door, or at 3: te. 1 Paint end OS of the city, and is one of the oldest stands. Terms Call between the heurs of 8a. m. and 2. p.m. J. eat dinfpedl ll ‘OB BEN T—One large BOOM, 25 Bor street au I7-e03t 0 make a fine store room Inquire at FLEMMING’S National treet, bet. 43¢ and 6th sts. 'T—At 305 F street, several desirable ISHED BOOMS, rice from $10 to HOOSES. Inquire of ENT—The four first class DWEL G HOUSE, No. 29 ind) has just been repainted, repapered, and put incom- lete Coogi Apply at one and six o'clock at 490 JAMES TOWL gas and water 125. Also, several small JCOR RENT—A ROOM. suitable for somelight aire of L. 8. SOHNEIDEB, 273 Penn's avenue. mechanical work. _808 eolm* ABR & OO., 305 F street, betwee: 2th. FSR, 2257.12 the STAR OFFicg BUILD. INGS, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Lith street, BROOME suitable for law, real estate or offices. ‘erms moderate. the best in Washington, Apply ts.0'B. BAKE Star Office. joaliaienipiy 5 ~ FOE, BENT, A tee FRAME STABLE for tx horses, with carri: rence Alle: oly at 303 We strsct bee, Tee ast nS ott ae a on Apply at BENT—And im: 'B neylvanis auenue ‘he same square with the National Hotel, BOOMS in upper part of — building. Apply on the promises ‘rom 1 to FS RENT—Six UNFUBNISHED ROOMS at No. 276 Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 12th sts. Referenees required i OB BRENT—To families withont children. sev- PARTMENTS, « suitable tor housek: desired. Apply at coti rth Capitol streets, above depot. h o1 + and tly furnished if NT—The STORB Fok iien, ft frente , and is one of the largest rod mo nee n city, «at the Star Offios. eS) tt tly situated store-r pply to 0. B. BAK EE, au l7-F&Tubt" —FOB RENT—Two Furnished BOOMS, on first floor, or two rooms and kitchen, No. 467 18th street, between E and Fets. an Loot No. 321 D street, REST—The well known 486 MAREBITER'S, BEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOR DEOOBATIONS! Lately rece!: he gh tne Inspecti 1 ed. lor ion, the HANDEOMEST ASSORTMENT over offered in Washington, embracing— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign an Domestic Manufacture, ofthe best Fabrics. and LATEST STYLES FARLORs. HALLS. DL. BERS. and LIBRABIE! and Uni is Drazis ao i 180, 8 Ia: te priced Pasae WINDOW SHADES, New and beantifal pattern: Colors. the prevailin a STONE GROUNDS. with Gilt Borders, with and without Centers Window Shades of any required Size, Style, or Color. made to Order. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, The L t rtment in the District, war- ranted 10 be Gilded with Gold Leaf, the Best Manufacturers in nt. WALSUT, ‘inftation.} oBk Wo: and. al TOVAL PI¢TURE FRA WALNUT Shaoxete, Convex Grass do. 8, 0 . de. Persons having Photo; bs taken are request- ed tocall and examine our J before chasing Frames. PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In Crimaon, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Colors, the smallest Thotograph Size; SILE OE! 1z8; also, Bpecial attention paid to this Branch ef our Bus- ineas. ENGBAVINGS le,a few Choice PAINT- i PAINTINGS A: {Noe and BNGRAVI ikful for the liberal pa: Than! fa the most complete in Foner sieht ete Order; mi the w ce itall will arging or Window # punctually and faith. Dot satletactory Ailed. whl Be resa eee to auality sold at ae tow bole oe jased in the District, renee ones they can fe burch: Oa8H FOR GOO: iB. TEBMS 7 DS AND LABO: iy 31-44" 8doors above Odd Fellows i iL, OMES WITHOUR H. Hi p’sOrounel Wild Onvee Oraven’s Prison Life of ife of Owsar, vol anual fc iy 8 HOUSE,” southwest corner of P: pesmaeston. ft the day of jaireof Dr. McFABLAW, corner ven 13th st., ever Entwisle’s Drug tore. between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock, or of BS old 259 Pa. avenue, near 1th st, sel* ({UBNISHED — _ _ Tmonth. Boa: a i FOR BENT. een C and Louisiana ave. su li-Im* Foe SALE Threo-stery ae keen nl rooms, with modern eral Frame Houses, deatra ly situated—$300 ‘OB RENT—-From $10 ree-story BBIOK DWELL- ed, situated at the cor- te. islend. Inquire of W. 5 . H. MORRISON, Booksellers, Nos 438 and 440 Penn’s avenue. eu7-tf ORES OED WS. yERy SASANT FUE. SHED BOOMS to rent ‘mod ninay central location. an3. OB SALB—Senth half of LOT 22, in om on 14th oe one genare, north sfJ0HN WAGE FOR SLE OE REF Rca co hanes naa ms. with appropriate Btoc! rot medi PLEASANT FUB- desirable aud street ee x ‘tment. cy feet tonuire Price $100, BS bagre rene po jeagan| ant Blind Depot, on ‘ iy Bestt OB BENT—In the STAB BUILDINGS. cor- the offices of Lngurance Oom- Apply to 0. B. BAK! 134 Penn. avenue, rooms, jading re on the Gena Hh, ne Fe OB SALE—The HOUSE and G: fately the rociden tel reside: > ty bh " ing and outhor Tories easy ds NA UBLMANM: tate Brokers, at OE EL F LAND in Ran- AGEPR SEED "bs ft tr to fon, % & corner }0th and Ly count; Va. ‘oF THOMAS H. FORD. SE Ber Bapoiaaed FRANCK TAYLOR corner of bereie Sup eros ‘st reasonable elite 0u18-6 = Ho. 37 Water street, AUOTION SA1 ES. _ AUCTION SALES. (Zor other Auction Sales sce fourth pagt.| THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. bY W. L. WALL & 00. Aactionce: Y GREBE @ WILLIAMS, Acetonsers. Penn all sell 169 gross Emok: ve., ing and Obe: 23 demi ohne Old Bye and Bourbon : 5 demijohns Port and Sherry Wines 300 bottles ‘assorted Liquors. Also, large lot of | ses. All conveyancing choice Groceries. Soap, Starch. Pepper, &C. Also, | cami of the Giese and Plated Ware, Totlet and Fancy Ar eelld gles, Ae. ; lot Tin Ware, Crockery, &c B" 4 WALL Je RaGuE's 00. : riginel BR* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Lag 8T CAP. BALE OF BORSEE CARRIAGES, ac. 4 @n SATURDAY mi ING. August 2sth,com AUCTION | | moncing at 10 o'clock rat the Bazaar, will be sold 6 o'clock | sbout— mi. we shall sell, on the premises, FIFTY Bo! and 5,in Square No. bis. as lag gd, froat sulted to herseas and saddle. A full description apt. Pereons in want of a desirable Baild A lo: of Males, broke to bar : o sien Lae. ill do well to attend the sale of cmt A large collection of desirable New and band Car: Ke-ond- All conveyancing and revenue stam; ape Beckaware, Bxpress of the purchaaer. $50 down when the property is Wagons, ton nanatd. GREEN & WILLIA A large collection of New and Becon! hand Har- BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. | N “ Also. MAREE NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES 2 New Ge mantows ‘Cneringes 1 AND LOTS ON 20TH STRERT WEST, Be- | _Hegular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday, tween L and M streets north, at Public aes Thureday, ap¢ Saturday, without regard to the tich. weatl er. On TURSDAY, the 4th day of ext, Carriages and Harness always st privatersie. BES glock pa. we shall sell, onthe precmiat: | au as Wnt. WALL E00. Kocta. aa Lot No. —, ir G & WIL ¥ wg ‘acti. oneers. Pe ne House:, all Bicely fi ahd makiog | [5* GREEN & WILLIAMS, a . hem comfortable residences for any private fam HANDSOME OPEN © TWO IRON ily. One of them has been fitted tor a store r. PES, P Saco, tone Frome Buildings, fronting on 230 fect fio” AMO SHOW -CASS a¥ CURIS AUC alley in rear.of the let. On SATURDAY. the 25th instant. at 11 o'clock Terms: One-thira cash; balance fo 6 and ° helt months, secured by n deed’ of trust on the prem, | &j@* font of our auction rooms m- | sell— ises. All conveyancirg and revenue stamps at the One nearly new open (arriace. duilt to order cost of the parchasers. $50 down on each hou-s r Safes 1 when knocked of e ow Two ‘efe-.in excellent condition avid GREEN & WILLIAMS, a song aes ar —— ‘eb. BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. an 3-6 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. D 5 T TW reins STREBTS WEst, At pee. hut Mt eiirer Rounon ee On SATURDAY. the 26th instant look 4 U J. .t ie it 10! ‘cho On WEDNESDAY. the 20th instant, at 6 o'clock | » m.swesball sell. ou the stombscn pes Bune P-m., We shall sell, ou the premises, Lot No 3. in | No, 64 and 66 in Centre Maract. Square No. 121, having a front of 71 feet 6 inches | Lo. rth F street, ronning back absut 125 feet 1 | On MONPAY, the 27th instant, at 11 e'clock an ailey; in the choicest part of this city for@ pri- | m.. in the Northern Liberty Market. we shall sal vate residence | : Stalls No. 61 an@ 6%, to the highest bidder, f Terms. One-third cash; balance in 6.12, and 18 | cus! GBBEN & WILLIAMS. manta. for notes Searing he sot te and secured by Auctioneers. s ef trust on the premises, con veyanci: } -———— - and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser | J$Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. $100 down when the property ts knocked off. " 7 " TR! ‘s CoOK-BOUSE FIXTUR ICENSE. &c..1N au 2 GREEN. e'Witurans, Aucts. THE CENTRE renting Sth sireet Tt, B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. >. at Pal Auction. — 25th instant.at 11 o | i | ! | ATU Y, th 1 eee REL ENITUBE. ON 13TH S8T., | a.m. we shalt sell.on the premises, to the hight | NEAb G STREET, Being House No. 41l,at | est bidder, for eesh, the above a House, Fix- Public Auction tures License, &o. On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at 10 otk an B2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, a Poe Fr cr Bee Tee eetisence, of @ Indy = — — el ou! . a nai . Se ar Te cree eee ae Wuowiog Furniture, | ey GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, akery er case Plauo, 7 octaves, | VALUABLE UN MPROVED REAL Esra ™ ewood cate Piano. 6% o = ON 2D BSTREB €, between U and D streets seut Oval Mirrors Marble top Tables, Etasere opposite St r’s Church, Uspitol Hill, Mahogany aod Uane seat Chairs Public Auction. sand Ingrein Carpets, @urtains and Cor- Rice Bosew ood and other Rockers, Marble to; avd Washstands ee On MONDAY. the 27th instant. at ¢ o'clock p. m..we shall scll_ on the premises, L te No 6 and 8 in Squsre No. 748, which will be subdivided and sold to suit purchasers. Terms: One-balf cash; balance in 6 and 12 months. for notes bearing interest, and secured by 8 deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue anes atthe cost of the purchasers, $25 down on each let when knocked off au 214d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Accts. nd many cther articles too numerous to men- BY one & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. ‘Terms cash, YE _RUILDING LOTS. FRONTING 07 an%-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Awcts, |) \OnrH C STREET: PETWEER™ tre AND BX 2: ©. McGUIBE & CO., Aucticncers, 73 D TH, STREETS £AST, aT FUBLIO AUU- 2K PRICK PWELLING To! On TUESDAY. the 28th inst., at 6 o'clock p m NICE Rou SIRE LOT UN THE aca We shall sel! the premises, Lots A, B.C.D aod On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Augast 2th, | B, being euidivision of Lote No 1, in syaare No. até o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot 16, | 564, having 20 feet front — by 100 feet deep, in Square 466. fronting 47 fect on north side of F | Waking them good fronts and depths. street south, beginuing 127 feet from the corner of | Terms One third cash; balance 6, 12. and 18 ith street west. rapping back 122 feet to a3)-foot Months, secured by @ deed of trust on the pr alley side and rear aud improved ly asnug two- | ites. All conveyancing and revenue stamps story Briek Dwelling House, with a two story | cost of the purc! - $25 down on each lot back building, stable, carriage house, &e.. &c., | when the property is Knocked off. Title indis- fers eg GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ni arber, the: ' Wl = with a variety of ine abrubbers, runsing vines, | [}* @BREN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. fo eek ump ot excellent water inthe yard: | TRUSTEE’S SALE OF BUIL ING LOTS IM provements will be sold tovether, wusceplible of being divided into three ef yd RAL Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads and ashetands Osk Dining Chairs, Mattresses, Toilet Sets ‘Two Cooking Stoves.(one Stewart's) Wood and Coal Stoves of various kinds et Kitchen Requisites — okt Makar doef SO a ee ee 5 ‘mber 23, and . ‘Terms: One-third cash; restdue and 12 | Tl’, No.16. folios 0. be sone of the Inet reroreny months. with interest. notes to be secured on the | &c’.J sbail ofter for sale, at public auction Property Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. BATURDAY, the ist day ‘of Beptember, 1860, a 6 aeons ange Fi once 4 mt of the premises, 08. au z aa McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. guest) das thes {ate juare Bumbored ton ee eee en OUT ate) AUCTION, | Sloventilvand twelve (107 le Bivens tered (0 od sine hunared and ninety -six, (99¢,) ef the plan of VEERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS SUBS: fh foe eet TENCE STORES: TS | jrerme : ScBsisteNce Orr: U.S.A No. 105 W. Lowsaay & Wil boceld Be pubile nasties’ as Sime ay al on Angost 24, 18%0_at 17 o'clock ™., at Warebeuse No, | Payments. All convey H i if : 2 si & g i i end terms fk at the haser. ere not . Lombard street— ab age complied with within five * from the of soe, LES. NARD BREAD. Salen tho trustee reserye the ist D> moat tae This Bread is pecked in boxes containing (10) said property at risk and of the defaciting Afty Ibe, each, endcan be seon st this office at any | Durchaser, ch giving thise dope ween fee Ter Ding Star. LOYD. Trastee Terms: Cash, in Government funds. i Fare iaye alowed rune pact baaes. “J7-cokde GREBN ® WILLIAM, ucts, THOMAS WILSON BBX GREEN 2 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Brevet Lieut. Col. and 0. 8,, U. 8. 4. — a 24-828 Bt. Brig’ Gen. Vols. 'RONTING ON EN 1ST AXD 2D ¥ D. L. WELLS & 00. PUBLIC AUOTION ctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, na ; Northwest corner 10th and F streets, ~ ee ce ery 2, , ef the land records of virt if ade of the Orphans’ Court, a city of a Sell at auction; on MONDAY EVENING nest, ¥ ee wo ay of September Avgust 27th, instant. at 6 o'clock p m., on the F nor eit riot tenanduatiersaeee nia | © cree which Is two stories, BCe ‘ory 7 if sale: thirdcash; balance in stx and high, with all the fixt Sppurtemant to fo meas gi pe aan | from the date of sal ‘tore, a1 ” on the southeast corner of lith > sGiineawauise feeder, | Sourcrengse aot gampe' te oo te pert feet eet by 80 feet in depth on ldthstreet, | Creterc or sale with the Lease of ground, which bas ever tw: f the oe years to sa a = privilege of extendia, od from a4 sale, ten years longer ai ‘pe! jonth. Pi i, rese! and cost fe nearly new, and ip ene of the best locations in Ee, FO chcbemesk'® otice “= the e city. = fie impeatuatzctectaneagct meuausing, | on w-eanse ‘GNBER 2 WIELIRWS Zea, willbesclds ; Scales, Marbie-top Moat Counters. ¥ JAMES 0, McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. . MABIA MUNEBET. Administratrix, — ou28-d’ (Obron] DLT WELESE OO" hace, | HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE _#u28-d [Obron] D. L. WELLS & CO.. Aucts. BBX GBEEN 4 WILLIAMS, auctioneers, We will seit oo WEDNESDAY Mon ING, An- it th. at Wo welling No. 420 ist EXCELLENT AND MELE BUILT TWO-STORY | Sireet, between Hand i streets, the Furano, we kK HOUSE ON 14 iE an East aRD REST T MVENGB. cen | * Bett five di EAST AND KE: x i remises part of lot No. 1. pt Be Ae }, Col ofa 7o- Stony Brick Huse. with table, Well of excellent water, le Tre a te ‘erme: One-half cash; in 6 and 12 mantih, wcened by a deed of trust on the premi- erty knocked of GREMN' 2 WILLIeMSe | a0 28 Auctioneers. —————-_ | Oreck Ware '¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsors. Goal and Wana onal in TWENTY-THREE ACERS OF Lamp amp | 5%:¢ ccen'ap Benge ond Titre, peauisiten, yt go yt Ey’ BLADENS- | Fhe Houre is for reat. Apply op the premises, ocork em ote peaian ate a: | a ee canciones the sale willbe postponed wat THUMBUAY, SCs | BB® T8058. DOWLING, Acct; Georgetown. instant, same hour.) tbat rope ay Lend | TWENTY BUILDING on & ar Soper vechamer el the tae u | GARDENS, ¥ GRObUbTOWN AT AUG. St'the intereection of the Maribor fu THURSDAY, APTERNOOR, Augat @ensburg roads. i A not, next fair day.) at 40 o. m. The grourd is in a bigh state of cultivation, wWillsell.on promos, Gert of that very vain- rich apart in gardea and mn meadow, | able and’ desirable track called Friendship. a raiiety ot frat, => Sbout cue-and ialf ‘miles abe water in the vere and se’ £5 "feo . vo lace. | cs it half mile from the Bock ville. turppike and the Ridge The sropery wilh @ivided into twenty Lots or ns, each containing from to acres, EicetGicughune the Somserecoite ings | pleston Wb. HE =e the hitebes, with apparatus forhot andceld water, | Cedars, Georgetown eights. plat of there is also sor lener's hor | erty.can be seen st the Auction a 174 nearly new, well- finished ning two large Hl street. Bale to commence at Lot No. rooms; barn, and all ether out. | iy “ peer Sacteeee inet nanny | See i healthy sitions and’ suitable Yor's boarding’ st | of bonse of enter tai mment. _sn ‘Terme: One-third cash; balance in siz, twelve. | ALB ana eighteen months interest. A S given and deed of tru . All conveyansing | aud revenue stamps cost of the parehaser, Title indisputs ble. m4 a eatenres tobe H Ret 4 Ma ea GEREN & WILLIAMS. Acts | Fane a ———’ ° of _u LOUB! FEED & SALTit! ‘A complete assortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR. vo which we solicit the attention of BAKERS AND GROCERS.