Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1866, Page 3

G STAR. LOCAL NEWS. —e Tee Great Ustoy MEETING Satrrpar Ni¢utT.—On Saturday evening, the grand mass meeting, cailea to endorse the action of tie Pailadeipbia Convention, was held in front of tbe City Hall, and was largeiy attended, the number being about 5,000; and notwi'hst inding the meeting was not adjourned until near mid- night, the larger portion of the assemblage re- maimed to the close. On the court of the City Hall. the stand, over forty feet long, was arched, which was tastefully decorated with the national colors, while over it was the mot- to, «« Federal Union Restored,” with the names of the States and Territories. Onthestand was also the motto, “One country, one Cot itu ton, ope di yy.” Over the stand was a line of stars in gas jets, representing the States, and on the pedement, the colonade of the batlding, Was a lsrge star of gas jets, the whole making a beautiful spectacle. At about 5 o'clock. led by Prof. S after the Marine Band, ala, had performed several ap- Propriate piecs the meeting was called to order by Thos. E. Lloyd, Esq , on whose mo- tion Philip R. Fendall. Esq., was catled to the chair. Afer Mr. kendall bad addressed the meoeting: the officers were nominated and elected. Gen. Durbin Ward, of Ohio, was the firs Speaker introduced, and he for over half an hour spoke of the issnes involyed in the con- test, being frequently interrupted by applause. The resolutions were reported by the com- mittee and adopted. They set forth that the citizens of the District have experienced in=x- pressible pleasure at the results of the great “National Union Convention;” ¢hat they | heartily approve and indorse its proceedings; declare that this is a Gevernment of the whole people; that the efforts of the radicals are to remodel or destroy the Constitution; that three- | fourths of the people cannot be ruled by one- fourth: that it is probable, in the event of the | suceess of the radicals, we shall have another | war, declare that the radicals have ever been the enemies of the Irish race: that it is an imperative duty that the Government Depart- ments shall be purged of those opposed to the pohey of the Government; that in the Presi- dent “we have a man fully adequate ‘o dis- charge the high and responsible duties of the office.” Hon. E. ©. Perrin next addressed the meet- ing, and after Col. O'Beirne had read the let- ers of Gen. Custer, Hon. S. S. Cox, W. Viers Bouic and C. W. Carrigan, expressing regret at not being able to attend the meeting. and endorsing the platform, R.T. Merrick, Esq, Hion. A. J. Rogers, and Major General Heath addressed the meeting, which adjourned about midnight with cheers for the President and the Philadelphia Conven:ion. The Irish and their friends held their meet- ing in front of the western portico, from which Was displayed two Irish banners. This meet- ing was called to order by Mr. Jas. McGuire, en whose motion Dr. Antisell was called to the chair, and Messrs. Brophy, McGill and Flinn appointed secretaries. The resolutions adopted at the main stand were read by Mr. Brophy. and adopted, after which addresses were ma by Dr. Anticell, Mr. F. McNerhany, Hon. James S. Rollins, of Mo., Dr. O. M. Wozencraft, of Cal., and Louis Schade, of this ¢ ———_.—_—_. IMPROVEMENTS ON NortH M Strert.— Probably there is no part of the city which has improved more rapidly than M street, between ‘th and 1th streets, and other improvements rei progress in the same locality. On the south side of the street is the superb resi- cence of Mr. John K. Eivans, which we have before described, now receiving the finis| ing touches. On the same side. ta the center of a Jot 70 feet by 210 deep. which has the advan- tage of being surroundad by payed alleys, Mr. Charles Kioman has just had ereeted a fine Tesidence of three stories, 44 feet square, which attracts much attention. The front is of pressed brick, and the windows, which are of the double circular head style, have neat tron | heading>, while the roof, rising from a point trom whence one of the best views ot the city and sutrounding country isto be had, gives | the building a fine appearance, which is | further enbanced by a beautiful tlower garden, | im the center of which is a fountain, bordered by 4 blue and white flag pavement, being in the front. The main entrace is reached by rea stone sieps. and on either side in front is a bal- cony. In the basement. divided bya hall of ten feet, 1s the dining room, on the left 16 feet by thedepth of the house, and on the right a sitting room, 15 by 20 feet, in the rear of which is the kitchen, supplied witn range and other lmprovements. In the rear of the main build- ing is an addition, the lower portion | being for fuel and store rooms, with water closets, and the upper portion fitted up as a complete bath room. Ascending by an easy stairway to the main floor,we find on the right the parlor and library. and on the left the draw- ing-room, the latter being I feet by the depth otthe building. These rooms are adorned with rich marble mantels, while around the ceilings are fine cornices, and in the center very neat center pieces. The stairway is of easy ascent, and the hand rail and balusters are of black walnut. In the second and third stories there are on each five large, airy sleeping apart ments, plainty but handsomely finished. each ing & wardrobe, &c. The stable, on the rear of the lot, being 24 by 23 feet, is one of the most complete in the District, the troughs being of iron and the stalls and other woodwork being cased with iron. The building has in the rear as well as the tront a fine flower garcen; | although under cultivation but a tew montbs, | looks as if it had been under the hands of a | skillful gardener for several years, andon eith- er side of it are fine arbors, while around the entire wall grape vines are being trailed. The | building was planned by Mr. Kloman, who also Iaid out his garden, and the work was | done by the following :—F’. Header, carpenter; Charles Lemon, jr, bricklayer: G. F. Hark- ness, plasterer: Beese & Semmers, painters; Nicholas Acwer, stonework and mantels: O’Hare & Noonan, plumbers and gasfitters: G. Hartig,tinner, John Finch, grainer; F.& A. Schneider, iron work; Thomas & Sons, stair- way. Adjoining this place, Mr. John W. Simms bas recently erected a fine three-story and basement front building, making his dweli- ing one of the finest in that section; and next door, Judge Wright, of Indiana, has a house of similar dimensions. Mr. J. C. Scba fer bas also recently finished a very commv- cious three-story dwelling on the same side of | the street: while opposite, Mr.S. Morself has just erected a modern front to three-story res- idence, and Mr. J. C. Harkness is remodelling bis house adjoinin, an a FRUIT AND VEGETAELE MARKET.—The of- | fering: of fruits in our market have been far | Jess this than at any former seasons. The spring was very unfavorable for fruit, and the crop has fallen shert ec: nsiderably in quan- | tity, and the qaality, especially ot the peach crop, is far inferior io the crops of past sea. sons. The peach orchards, of which there were many in this District, yielding as fine fruit as bas been at any (me offered in te District markets, have not yieided this season, andthe market is supplied from the orchards of Maryland and Virginia, and the prices are high. Of watermelons and ecanteloupes the | Yield this season is without a parallel in for- | mer years. The quantity is Temarkable, but the quality, though air, isnot equal to the melon crop of past years, which the gtowers attribute tothe mixing ef the seeds of varieties. | ‘The market is supplied from the farms of Maryland and Virgi Principally, thovgh many fine meions are obtained from the farms in the District. The principal and best source of supply is Accomac county, Va., from whence Jarge cargoes of melons are shipped daily | to this city. This season the receipts at the wharf in one day exceeded 30,000 melons, Which, added to the quantity received by | ‘wagon and rail, afforded an abundant sapply urtil the next day's receipts. The canteloupes, trom the farms of the nearer counties of Maryland and Virginia, are abundant and ot | excellent quality. The abundance greatly | Gffects the prices, and fine canteloupes bave | been purchased this season at a halt less than cost of similar melons last season. Sweet po- tators continue to be comparatively scarce: there sre brought from Accomac Co., V principally. The supply, though not aoun- dant, 1s of very fair qvality, and command Prompt sales. Irish potatoes, now in the market, are grown in this immediate vicinity. ‘The dealers conend that the farms ot the Montgomery Co., Md., will and do Prodace as fine Irish potatoes a8 are grown in the world. The tarms yield a supply nearly sufficient for use At this season, but not sufficient for stor- ing. The main supply for the fall and win- ter is obtained from distant States. There are | few better markets for fruits and vegetabies | than 1m tbe Districtof Columbia Dealers have | Giscovered that here the best fruits tind ready sale and good prices; though bad stockis not easily soid here. Aine TEERRIPLE AccipenT.—Onm Saturday atier- boon, while two painters named Cornelin < Edwards and Francis N. Holtzman, were en- gaged in painting the third story ef a brick dwelling on 1 street north, near 12th sireet, the Property of Mr. Wm. Bailey, the scaffolding gave way and precipitated both the men to the pavement, a distance of about 30 feet. They ‘Were both seriously injured, and promptly at- tended by Drs. Lovejoy and Lee. The men were then r moved to their homes, Holtzman to L. between Sid and “4th streets west, and iwardcs to Georgetown. Edwards bada leg ané some of bis ribs broken, and Holtzman re- ceived an ugly hole in tac lower jaw, besides being severely injered intervally. Dr. Magra- Cer was summoned atter Holtzman was taken home. but ootwith=:andtug the efforts of this Sbie physician, Me. Ht. the same day. is ery ! condi cor threngh be may recover. SHooTine Cases On THE 18LaN».—\est T- day evening, James Williams, a negro, living on Virginia avenue, near Ist street, got drank And drove bis wife out of the house, and locked the door. Richard Bummery, an acquaint- ance, got in the window to persuade Williams to take his wife back. Williams, at the time. Was lying asleep pep tens with a loaded a musket between his kures. mmery went to take the musket before he awoke ‘Hiams, but the latter aroused, and m the sen'tle for the gun it exploded, and the ball entered Bum- mery’s thigh and passed throuzh, inflicting a severe wound. Willams was taken before Jus- tice Handy, and the case was dismissed Last night, Francis Stewart. colored, wus seen in the garden of David C. Merrick, in Tin Cup Alley, between 3d and 4¥ and C streets and Maryland ayenue. Mr. Merrick supposing that the fellew was after no good at that hour, (11 o’clock,) took a gun and shot Stewart. The ebarge of bird shot strack him in the face, causing him to yetl “murder Stewart was held to bail for good behavior py Justice Handy. ° THE TEMPERANCE MoveMENT.—Yesterday afternoon the usual meeting under the aus- pices ot the +-Washiogtonians,” was held at the Nerthern Market, and was largely attend- ed Mr. John S. Hollingshead presided, open- ing with a few appropriate remarks, and Messrs. John ©. Harkness. J. S. Poler, and Wm. P. Drew delivered addresses, which re- sulted in bringing forward over twenty sign- ers,to the pledge. The first public meeting under the auspices of Western Star Division Sons of Temperance, was beld at the Circle, in the First Ward, Where there was quite a large attendance. The Worthy Patriarch of the Division presided, and addresses were delivered by Messrs. J.T. C. Clark, F.M. Bradley, George W. Maher, and others, and a number signed the pledge. —. Grand LARCENIES.—John Riley, colored, Was arrested Saturday, for the larceny of bed clothing, shoes, &c., the property of Mary Snowden. The property was not recovered, bot the prisoner was sent to jail for court. Robert Batler, color Was arrested by of- ficer Roth on Saturdayhight, for the larceny of a watch, the property of John Daingerfield, colored. The officers got a watch trom the prisoner, but it was notthe right one, but sap- posed tobe a watch traded by Butler tor the stolen watch. The prisoner is held for a hear- ing. — Horse STRat —Sergeant Franklin, of the Third Ward, arrested Jobn Carrington, colored, for the larceny of a horse from Abraham Brown. of Point of Rocks, Md., and & bridle from Otho Thomas, of the same coun- ty The property was recovered in this city, at Wall's borse bazaar. Justice Morsell sent the prisoner to jail to await a requisition trom the Governor of Maryland. ——_4—__— Fire.— Yesterday afternoon, of fire was sounded from box 63, caused by the discovery of firein the kitchen of house No 373 9th street, owned by Miss Hodges, and oc- cupied by George Polk. The firemen respond- ed promptly, but the fire was extinguished without the aid of the engines, and with but slight damage to the property. 4:45, an alarm sce. CITY ITEMS. — Lapirs.—Every lady sbould cali at Prige’s Dollar Jewelry this week and see the new Jewelry justreceived—No. 43+ Pennsylvania avenue, near 4\ street 4 Ix ConsEQUENCE OF THE RAIN on Tuesday st, the members of the Urbanity Assoc have concluded to repeat their Pic-Nic, at Analostan Island, on Wednesday, September I2th, 1566, ————— Ir THE Langs of Washington wish to see @ hice and selected stock of Dry Goods, we ad- vise them to call on Messrs. Yates & Selby. 23 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 6th and 7th stre They have recently received a large stock of goods(many of them from auc- tiers) consisting of Linens, Dress Goods. Black snd Colored Silks, together with a large stock of Cotton Goods of all kinds, bought be- fore the recent advance im prices. Call and examine for yourselves and if you do not like the goods, you are under no obligations to purchase. 1 ee loners THE Opn oF AN OFFICER INTHE ARMY. “Atinspection I noticed that a large propor- tion of the men’s knapsacks contained a box of Troches, being generaily used by them for Colds, ete.” Brown's Bronchial Troches stould be used upon the first appearance of a Cold or Cough, which by neglect may terminate in some incurable Lung Disease. STRames, BUT TRU ‘That Warts, Moles, Corus, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 4 and 6th streets. ——— ~~. Pennies can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. ——_«—___. Corns, BuNiens, Ulud and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joimts, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from § a.m. to5 p. m., and 6to8p.m. SSS ee DIED SIMONDS. On Sunday evening. at 8 o'clock, after ® long and paiaful ilines-, MARTHA, the sonra: eas of Jobn Simonds, in ‘the 45th year of er age. * “Go. spirit of the sainted mother, Go to thy longed-for. happy hom The tears of man y The voice of ang II faith # consoling power ove restrain, w thy parting hour ‘ould you here again © The friends o1 the family are invited to attend her ‘uneral.on Tuesday at 3+ ‘clock » m_.from her late residence, corner of 6th and G streets cast, Navy Yard. i. HOLTZMAN. On the 25th instant, after a short ZMAN, aged 25 and painful illness, F. N. HOLTZ M. years. ‘The funeral will take place on Tuesday. August 2th. at 9 o'clock # m., from his late residenc. on Latreet. between 23d and 24th atrects. Dea) est brother thon hast lett us, We thy loss do deeply feel: But ‘tis God that has bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal. vd SHREVE. On Sunday night, August the 2it ip-tont. CARRIE MAY, aged 3 months and fal daughter of William Q. and Ann Mart hreve The funeral will take place from the residence ether parents No. 2"5 7th street. on to morrow, Tuesday evening, at 3 o'clock. Relatives. and a of the family are respectfully invited to atten a TEA UNSURPA ED FOR STR TH. FLAVOR ND CHEAPN '. At tHe Conner oF 14TH ann F StreExts, i (under Ebbitt House.) SF This Establishment has given especial care to its eelection of PURE TEAS, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Large consumers will effect Sgreat raving, qual- ity considered, by giving these TEAS a trial. su ld ow N. Ww. BURCHELL. Convmsla BOSE rt ay FOR WOMEN ae Pe amgg ASYLUM, cm street rele,) corny jt ‘ourteen! esiiennn corner o street, This Institution has been estabiiehed for the re- ception of patients who may be eases peculiar to their sex of such females as may require t! lying in chambet ‘The building i tion of the Distric grounds. Oars pass t) . odin kro jarion n accordance advance This include: icel aud Surgical attend MEDICAL STAFF. BUBGEON IN CHIEF J.H THUMPSON, M D., 4 I etreet. between 20th and 2ist streets. CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND 8SUBSEONS. BANKS, D., surgeon Geveral, D.. Georgetown + F atreet. Washington. D., New York avenue. M.D, Washington. M.D , Georgetown. D., F street > for admission to t pitas. cot which thee ere he verges in chi Of any Of the Med), Ha'l, Gurie * end € es and widows cf soldiers desiring admission ply tothe Surgeon Genersi, United States nts living at « distanc: etiturinn fortreat rooms by @pply fog by lett: bospits D eu GB eo F G10 per week, ith the reom required payables Board, Medicines, Med. nce. whe desire to come can Secure private ) the matrom of the GILLETTE DD, President. FOR SALE AND RENT. {OR RENT—a FUBNISBED HOU: room. The occupant will board Ne 452 Penn AUCTION § TW. L. WALL & co B ST AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BJ 1 OREEN @ WiLLiams, acctionsers, VALUABLE UNIMPROVED B& ON LD BTRERT. betuecn Cant De ol se St Peter's Obarch, the 27th instant at 6 remises, L te and 8. in Square Mo. 763, which will be subdivided alt — meg te 6 i Fo months. for notes Desring tuteres, secul ¥ 8 deed of t op the premises. Al: Snd revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers, $2 down om each INE Adu $s. Btating price MOOBE. Washing oO 0 Ww vine ma OGr Aret clase oO son Heli Alley, ANTED—Imme. Sd st. and Indi a Btn and 10th ta, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, c. On TUESDAY MORNING. Ang. 28,01 o'clock, We will veil @t the B: e,) com, ‘sine ere eee, ES Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses ALso. New Express Wagons, with and without Top, built tm this city. ALso. A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- a Eeckeways, Carriages, Wagons, and other One Hack aad one bir o99 in good order. 180. Second-band Harness, Baddles, Carriages, sales days, Tnesdays, Thursdays, and ve and Harness always at nee W.L- WALLS L EsTaTs vepitol Hill, BALE OF HORS: (2th = Ao af stiels a ~- ustes- iy” a corner iocties ‘apartment. ICKLY FURNISHED BOOMS. «nm suic, or otherwise with first clase BOABD. A’so, Teble Board for two or three gentlemen. may be obtained at No.4 La. avenue, between 45 and FSR BENT PAKLORS with front and ful) FURNISHED 5 ae HOUSE st $#. rned apply Year on first-class descriptive at real estate security. i 1 curity. Address F.G,M., Star At MADAM BORDE'S, 356 4 erase ghee | Be Ae sts 16 man. Also, two APPHEN IGE: ) ANTED—An and sold to suit 7 REASON ABLY—Two Unfurnished on firat floor, fronting north and Also. delieht- fwhen BREN & WiLcla [3 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ELI Wo STORY TAND WELL BUILT TWO sroRy EasT AND KENTUGKY Eandt ‘th. rienerd COOK, ina res it. Appiy 425 E street. Good wages given. AS OR WENT—arite ROOM and DWELLING on B-yal street. between Ki ANTED—By the day or week « SITUA- ION opposite the market. & respectable thoroughly understands Dress best of reference ag to charae’ Address or callon M Street, between Isth and 19th. ED—A first cless OOOK. Must bring ences, At No. 400 4th street, near the au 25 3t* . It is now fitted up suitable for env kind of ply to WM. STEW Morand avatifics ET BREEN, 266 Tmt Bookstore. Alexandria, V E, corner Band 9th sts., W bie, Well ef exceilest ce in 6 and if he premi X NAGLE & O0., Auctioneers. -rooms No. 396 Pennsylvanie avenue. Nagle & Oo. will the sale of Real B- the residence of mmilies deciining housek Also, te the sees of stocks of Groceries and i ovary description, Horses, On: SALE. One of the finest FANCY STORES in Washing y ton. Row doing a large and profitable business of $50,000 per annum, Will be sold low FRANK ETCHISON, months. secured by a d All conveyancing and revenue coat of the purchaser erty 19 knocked wf. 7 ANTED—A good COOK, None need apply unless they understand their business. it the head of 2th street, (white house onthe personal attention Household Faraltureat G AN & WIL _Ancti mecrs, RIOKLAYERS ani STONE- WISE & CALLAHAN. ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, warh and iron, ral housework in a small ¥D.L WELLS & E MASONS. Appl: mae Poly bree FARMS of 235, 85. and 60 >in Fairfax county. Va.. 10 miles from Good Buildings, Fences, Fruit. Also. a Wood Lot o: commodating term: . Inquire of A . or CROCKY & avenue, Washington Ra REDI ABLE BRI On TUESDAY, Aw m .atonr Auction Ri: lsell_at Anction 25dozen*Brooms, Starch, king. Fancy spi otber Soaps. Crockery and sware, Bourbon and Old Bye Whisky Demijohns. and Bottles. Old Cherry Brandy, 12 dezen Bottles sh. ‘a large invoice of Segari it 28th, at 9c o'clock a. Northwest corner N or exchanged forcity 8. GORHAN, Le BBAMHALL. 2 ; A WOMAN. to ook, wash. iroa, | Housework in @ smal! famt 10 dozen Bottles various brands, a the balance on with all the Sixiures appurtemant thereto for t market ard grocery store.and known as n the southeast corner of Lith and E streets, near Willard’s Hotel, frenting 24 ot by 20 eet in depth on 14th street, of cround, which bas ever two lege of extending it ANTED—A small FRAME HOUSE tn a good location. containing from four to fi Addre-s. stating location, terms, & OED OF THREE O kK HOUSES, containing eleven rooms each sitnated in 2d. 4th, and 7th W: ply at GILMAN'S Drug Store, Pa. ave., near * ARBGE, SCOW Chief Quartermaster's Office. Depot of Washington.) Wachoncion, D C., August 1, i864, Will be sola at Pablic Auction at Sixth str wharf, under the direction of Captain James G | r M., on SATURDAY, September 8, ] ANTED—To rent an OR RENT—On the I+t of September, a large double ROUSE, near Kendall Green, rooms and two cell with the pri z condition. and of the best locations ia T at the door; one fine shade tree val mile from the Post_ Office to good tenant. between ee @ sts.,oron the ANT ED —A young MAN experienced in the ss and Crockery Ware business. A cood Salesman. well acuuainted with the busi taitnation and a liber- ndwriting of appticant, 4 one SOOW, YAWL. BOAT, the preperty of the United States Terms: Cash, in Government funds Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chi a). Ge De ¥ Immetiately after the sale of the building, 1 Groceries, Scales, UNERET. Adminietratrix. D.L, WELLS & 00., Aucts 5'O pe Inquire at No 462 1iths | Marble-top M. LM Promises to Mr. ness, will have Bex No 613 Ci ANTED—Ry arespetable woman a SITUA- TION as first class Cook in a Boarding House staurant, Address Box No. 10 Star Office. ef Quartermaster, pot of Washington &CO., Auctioneers A AR 2 SAL! eiuina 2 23-d [Chron] OUSE FOR SALE—Containing four rooms su 23d {Chron and cellar, at the corner of 10th «1 Pply en the premis UR RENT—A HOUSE of cient rooms, on F ween 9th and 10th, part farnished. BY ckown ALKE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION @N T 5 We will sell on WEDNESDAY, Ang. 20t}). P™ ,on the premises. part of Lots N. Satd property fre This property o B GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ILDING LoTs. ‘STREET BETWEEN 6TH AND ps STREETS AST, at rUPRLIC Avu- the 28th inst., at 6.0’clock p A old and Silver Watches D ROOMS FOR BEN’ fone door sonth of and SINGER'S SEWL Sauare No. 297 between Cand D ducement to persons that want 4 srr eur rooms and @ kitchen alf cash; balance in six and twely: given and a deed of trnst taken, of the purchaser ererv: ud EB & CO, Ancts. YD. L. WELLS & 60, Anctioncera and Real Ks Northwest corner 10th and F street~ STAN ON LEASED 7TH STREET = NG MACHIN f Lote No 1, in square No. dweh ne. bas for sale cheap 21 e021 b — SECOND BAND. FUBNITOB. RPE EFUBNISHIN 8. BUOHLY '[) WO UNFURNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT on door east of 15th st. (OR SALE—The GOODWILL, STOCK and FIXTURES of a neat Cigar Stere 4673 lath street, bet. E and F st ash, batapee 6. 12 d of trust on the sncing and revenw $25 down on exch lot nveyancing at the cost of the pure’ when the property is hnocked off, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EAST CapP- STREET. BETWEEN {Til AND OTH S RAST. AT PI BLIC SD .\, the 29th instant. at 6 o'clock "OR RENT— E ot ten rooms, on 1th «treet. betwen Land M, gas and water JOHN MUBPHY, Grocer, corner of L and 10tu ttreets north SOR BENT—A HOUSE containing six rooms and a cellar, situated at the corner of 21 street end Maseachnsetts avenne, No. 566 in. or at the corner store. VALUABLE bus G t N 3 On WEDNESDAY EVE i! sell,on the promises, ng. of three rooms, a For further information ing r Marylan avenue and 6th street, Isl all thatone story Brick Buildt with frame kitchen attached. k ‘out.’ on leased crourd, being N north 7th street, between N and O ight yearg to ru Bent moderate. __J. McCARTHY. ly furnished ROOMS, Terms $5, $7,and Massachu-etts avenue, between 9th and 10 SOK SALE—The GOOD WILL, LEASK, and | FIXTURES of one of the best located Gro- cerles in Washincten, together with well selected as-ortment of fine Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c., ali of which will be auld ‘at cost’or wholesale market price Satisfactory reasons for welling. Per-ons in want of a 4: ing Lot will do well to atieod the Terms: One bhatt cash gutreble Baila fe. balance in #'x and twelve Months secured by a deed of trust on the pre nises, All conveyancing and revenne stamps at the cost nck: $50 down when the property is _GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN THE SIXTH WakD deed of trnst to the pg ted Deccmber 23, 1565, and recorded in Liber B Hl . No. 35. tolios 16. &e Immediately after the sale of the honse, will be sole all the Bar Fixtures, Furuiture, & B* W.L. WALL & ©O., Anctionsers CONTINUED § On FRIDAY N clock. at our store, cai BAILEY, corner sth street west and I strect 'O bat—v north I street, Capitol Hill, betwe ¢ and ist street (OR RENT—A three st ING *iOUSE. with for servants nse, located on B street north, bet. Inquire at 506 Pennsylvani Apply to DL. W DWE building attached OR BENT—The four ator: LING HOUSE. No has just been repainted, repapered Apply at ‘one and six o'clock at 490 JAMES TOWLES. 0D WILL and FIXTURE < & goed busine: 3 3 stclass DWEL 21 and 3d streets. ndiana av.. which aud put incom- comprising an assortment of abont 3 «0 bottles iso several barrels of tine W and Liquors in demtjobn=, a Chatean Latourett OK BENT—A three story BRIOK HOUSE with nd all modern improvements etween Band ( one of the land records, &c..1 shall offer for sale, at public auction, om be September. 1846, at6 ‘out ef the pr SATURDAY, ene (1) and thi Ored and twenty cotch and Lon- especially for ‘mixes, Lo» Nos, ¢ (3) in Bqvere pumbered ten hun tree, (1 023 ) and Lots numbered eleven (1}) ana twelve (12.) in Square tc red ety Six, (996,) of the plan of OR SALE—The G ot a Restaurant now d situated at the corner of F street soutt street Isiand, near oyster wharf. Reason for sell- ing, proprietor wishes to engage in auotber busi Apply ou the premises MATTHEW DEATLE *OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, containing pe between B and C N to their intere-t t Previous to -ale. RENT—A ROOM. suitable for somelight | LH. SCHNEIDER, nine hundred and » mechanical work, f the city of Washi & L. WALL «COLA PRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, THREE NEW TWO STORY AND LOTS ON 12 months, the purchases deterred payments. sate bearing interest trom day ef sale. and a ceed of trust taken, to secnre the deferred All convey ancin cost of the purchaser. K the STAR OF FLO INGS, corner of Pennsylvanta avenue and iith street, ROOMS suitable for law, rea! estate or any othor agency offices. Terms moderate ington. Apply to 0. B. BASSE, FRAME HOUSES 20TH STREET WEST. fe- tween L aud M streets north, at Public Auc- On TUESDAY, the ahd at6ociock p m.,we shall —, in Square No.1 If the terms of sale are not complied with with in five days from theday of sale, the trustee reserve the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on giving three days notice in the Ev. LOYD. Trustee. EEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. 76 D street north ay of September next, sell. on the premises, 17 improve! by three - all nicely finished, making esidences for aay pi One of them ha= been fitted tor a ste Aiso, tour Frame Bufldings, fronting on a 30 alley in rearjof the let. One-thira cash; balance in jeed of trust on the prem d revenue stamps at the down on each house ae GREEN & WILL B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc! BLE BUILDING L STREETS Ww On WEDNESDAY, the 20th ant mes ° sell, on the prem having a trout tween 13th and 13}2. OB BENT—A fine FRAME STABLE for six horses, with carringe-house and hay loft, rit- uated on Tem OB RENT—A two-story FRAME ated on the seuth side of B street, ‘The house contains with large yard, The rent moderate. roid the terms male to suit. DENHAM, on 9th and 10th reet, bet. 9th and 10th. my T—That desirabl LDING, No 468 Pa av..(recentl connected with the US. Hotel.) has a large bac! Well suited fora Public or Boarding House. For terms apply to Messrs. HABLE & CO., them comtortal nvenient four B* GREEN & VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. FRONTING ON NORTH F STREET, BETWEEN 1 STREETS # BST. AT PUBLIC A By virtue of s deed of trust, dated Feb: 186. andiecorded in Liber BR. 23, et seq, of the land records of Washington county, the subscriber, as the Trastee therein named, will sell, to the highest bidder. on the » the 3d day of September No.2, im Suuare No. on north F street, by balance in six and Inquire ot A. W 19th streec, betw Months. secured by a All conveyancin, cost of the purchas when knocked off ANDSOME FIRST OLASS RESIDENCE, on O street. between 3d and 435 streets, at Private ‘We offer at private sale a handsome first- class RESIDENCE on Ostreet. wear 3d. The house coptains Jf rooms; g s throughout Stable end Carriage-house in rear with hydrant. This property is situated in one of the most desirable locations in the city. Immedi- For terms, &c., apply to r_J.0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. RARE CHANCE. Owing to other business we are compelled to dispose with one of our branches of business, We new offer our entire STOCK OF GROCERIES, GOODWILL and FIXTU BES ,( lease of two years,) to some person that is desireus of doing a good Wusiness. Itis situated inthe most central part of the city, and is one of the oldest stan OR RENT—Two FUBNISHED ROOMS, Ty. Prices $10 and $5. B.. No. 14, foil OB RENT—The STORE No. 321 D street. remises on MOMDAT It fronts immediately on Pen Premises, on MOB maT. Ge | 57. fronting 32 feet 5 inches | a depth of 105 feet 10 inches Terms of sale: One-third welve months, with interest from the date of sale, red by @ deed of trust on the property.. All Stamps at the cost of the deposit $90 with the auctioncer ie. If the terms of sale are not complied five days from th i © possession given. OB RENT—In the Star Office Building, at the corner of Pennsy!vania avenue and lit ver of excellent and conveniently situated LOD¢ ROOMS. Terms low. Inquire of 0, B. BAKER, at the Btar Office. 1 feet 6 inches reet.ruuning ba k abeat 125 feet t. part of this city for a pri. One-third cash; balance in 6. months, for notes bearing ir 8 deed ef trust on the premi-e: jtamps at the cost of nm when br? oe GREE in the choicest the Trustee reserves and cost of the pur- chaser in default, on one week’s a M-eedtds GREE! MARKBITER’S, SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOB DECORATIONS! CHOICE STOCK! Lately received. and now 0; the HANDSOMEST ASSORT: in Washington, embracing— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign an Domestic Manufacture, ofthe best TEST STYLES, PARL@RS, HALLS. DINING Bi RS and LIBRABIES, embraciag New, Rich, and Unique Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders; also, large and select Stock of mediam and low priced Papers. WINDOW SHADES, New and beantiful patterns. the prevailin, 4 the purch, ° erty is Knocked oft & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Aucts. and Real Es- . 10th aud F sts. notice DRURY. Trustee ‘& WILLIAMS, Aucis, ¥ JAMES C. McGUIRE & OV., Auctioneers, ROUSEHOLD AND KITCRRN FUBNITURE We will sell on WEDNES gust 29th. at Wo'clock. at dwell street, between H B2Y D. L. WELLS & tate Brokers, N. W. Cor. HOUSEHOLD &c.. OF THE I No 213 Pennsylvania av: Ul sell, on W instant, at 10 o'clock a m rnitare contained in sixteen rooms, Call between the hours of 8a. m. and 2. p. m. J. H. DARBOW & SON, Corner Hth and H sts, BLE FURNISHED BOOM: rge Brick Stable, A mn for inspectii MORNING, ENT ever offe: iz th fr ith snd I streets, the Furniture in Ogeny Hair cloth Sofs and Ohai| 7ERY DESIRA \ oR RENT: “nue, Opposite Willards’ EDNESDAY, the 29th day of -, on the prem- ‘he GOOD WILL and FIXTURES. doing a prosperous busi- rticulars iuquire at this office. Fabrics. and LA ObMS OnaM | Ei ofa business h 3 Bureaus and Washstands ‘ator testis Sica > OR BALE—An Orchard Vv DEN of7 acres. tive milea nort barn. chicken. yar | Brussels, Three | Hair and Husk and ether Tables, Wash. robes, Mattresses, city ; contains a g excellent water. 5 For particulars inquire at this of- alnut Hair cloth tofa Cane and wood-sest Chairs Bisnkets. Quilte and Comforts Hall and Step Vilcioth, Clocks Gilt Band China Tea Set and Tin Toilet Ware Ca variety of Kitchen Utensils, nieces, &c., dc. Fixtures, Gas —— D. L. WELLS & 00., Aucts. YGREEN & WILLIAMS, Avetioncers. FURNITURE. ON 13TH + Being House No. 41 on Buff, Green, and . LAVENDER, and STONB GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with aud re. Window Shades of any required Size, Style, or Color. made to Orde: OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, The Largest Assortment in the District, war- ranted to be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the Manutacturers in the O: OBR SALE—FOR SALE—The STOOK, GOOD WILL, SHELVING aod FIXTURES of the best located Grocery, Wines, Tess aud Store in the city, situated on the corner o! . east and C street north, two squares east of the dwelling can_be it a low rent. Goal an ote seedy Sixteres hold and Kitchen Reqnisites. ¥ oF HOUSEHOLD NEAL G ST | No. 8 Cookin, altimore depot. fora The Houre is further particulars apply WILLIAM H. HOOVER. OB BENT—HOUSE of 11 rooms, corner ef wth and F streets, furnished or ero t. Ist. au 23-4 _Untel} ce of a lady sg Furniture, “age case Piano, 7 octaves, ood case Piano, 63, = , the foliowin, One handsome Rose One hamisome Rosew. Oval Mirrors. Marbl Mahogany and Cane seat Sreaiese and Ingrain Carpets, €urtains ond Cor Ri Rosewood aud other Rockers, Marble and Washstand« ts, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads and et Chairs, Mattresses Two Oooking Stoves.(one 8 nd Coal Stoves of various kinds of good Kitchen Beq nd many other art! B® THOS. DOWLI TWENTY BUILDING LOTS OB SARPERS. NEAK GEORGETOWN, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August 30th, (if tair. it not, next fair day.) at rr Willsell,on the premises. able and desirable track o! | situated in Washingtom county, in the bia, about one-end a-helf mules above half a mile . Bock ville Ridge ded into twenty Build! Persons having Photographs taken are request- ed to call and examineour chasing Frames, PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Bl: st Photograph to the L also, SILK UOE! ssortment before pur- rner 10th and F sts. OR SALE—PEW No. 35 at Obrist’s Church, getown. Apply at 123 Bridge strevt. ‘mest Portrait and TASSELS, different "Special attention paid to this Branch ef our Bus- inese. ” PAINTINGS AND ENGBAVINGS Aiwa: On Sale,a few Choice PAINT- INGS and ENGRAVING: ‘Thankful f-r the liberal patrona, ttention of the Public led &s the most complete tion of which has by J. OB BENT— One large ROOM, 25 by 40 feet, with I and water Would make a fine store room Inquire at FLEMMING’S National 101 Stables. on C street, bet 44¢ and 6th sts. au 21-6t* BENT—Two Furnished é first floor, or two rooms and No, 467 13th street, between E and F st .NT—The well known “SIMPSON ” southwo-t corner of Pa. avenue et. Possession given the Ist September, Inquire of Dr. McFARLAN Pa. avenne and 2th st.. Li if Store. between the hours of 1 and 4 o'c! COMBS & SON, 259 Pa. avenue, near Wth st, an ]3-eetsel* Georgy town. abo eee and t | Gardens, each containing from feur tocicht acres, | and can be seen at ony lication to W.D. 0. MU -edars. Georgetown Heights. y can be seen at the Auction Bridge street. Sale —— tes. icles too numerous to men- ‘evious te sale on ap- GREEN & WILLIA: to commence at Lot No.1, near a BY J. 0. McGUIBE & CO., Auctio: BBICK DWELLING ABGE SIPE LO’ On WEDNESDAY A at 6 o'clock, on the a in Square 496. fronting 47 fect on north side of F ng 127 feet from the corner of bay feet to 4 3)-foot proved ly a snug two- use, with a two story . carriage louse, &€. very desirable, and has let attached. planted with a ‘number ¢ and dwarf fruit trees,and with a variety of fine ebrul ba pump of mg oe provements wi \d_ togethe: bleof being divided into three or ‘erms: One-third cash; resfdue in 6 and 12 months, with interest. notes to be secured on the y Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. ‘orsession given at once. uu 4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 'T ON THE ISu. wh ogee Ord - g or Window Shades punctually and faith remises, Wwe shal xeented, in City or tory filled, will be immediatel, id satisfaction guaran to quality)sold at as ¢ purchesed in the District. TERMS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR, J. MABKRITER, No. 486 7th street. ve Odd Fellows’ Hall. MOSES BATES H. T. COFFEE & OO. COTTON FACTO GENERAL COMMIS; a” AN’ No.102 Gia View stiwee New OxveEans, Btrict atte; ot Merchangina. rived ave a "intel THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. WENTY THREE Ack! “BeactiruL mest BOOMS FOR RENT--From $10 At No 485 6th street south, beginal: 7th street west. runni to Also, z STURE FOR street, between C aud Louisiana ave. anil im" (OR SALE—Tiree-stery BRICK HOUSE, Il rooms, with modern improvements. Al F. Houses. desirably situated—@: balance $25 eer! t., from 11 to 4. OF LAND AND LA 10 whi and Imprevements known | former residerce of the late Dr. residence of Commodore Harw N | at the intervection of the Mariborough and Gensburg rosds. The grourd is in rich. 8 part in gard a variety of fruit, | Water in the y, The improvements topt ry BRICK DWELL- ed, situated at the on. H T. OOF . -, witl The lot and im; NT—The three ato! ith stable attac! but is suscepti ts. .& MOBRI and 440 Penn's ave: OB TWO VERY NISHED BUOMS terms in a very desirable and centr: quire at 325 Hi street OR SALE—Seuth half of LOT 22, in square 205.0n lith street, one square north of new State Department. between T aud U streets. 33 by Inyuire of JOHN WAGNER, meet door, state of cultivation, st 1m meadow. , . pes, &c.; @ weil of excellent » aed several springs en the & spacious Frame end large cellars. rooms, some of which tthe house; a cooking range in apparetus for hot and celd water, there is also & manager's or gardener early new, well-fmished rooms, barn, smoke. PLEASANT FOR- purchase and sa! location. In- re advances made oe Gor names poe oy sre large, also. IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. th The undersigned 1 to ‘manner all Kinds’ of Bini MASONRY, incl C.. AT PUBLIO AUC MISSIONER executein the f BRICK AND STONE uding house buildi ing. construction of Sewers. Drains, setting Grates, Ranges and Ovens, prices. Orders left at 169 I street, High street, Georgetown, tended to. i . containing tw R RENT—In the STAR BUILDINGS. cor- ‘i e th street and all eter Becessary out- Pi ivapia at BOOMS adugted or ‘offices of Insurance Com ocation the best in = it at reasonable Washington, or 119 will’ be prompay oe, J. ¥ COLLINS. \y loosted - in ep elevated and position. and suitable for s boarding or MTorme: One-third casb; balance in siz, eighteen months, bearing interest. ‘his property is Gesirabie ,art of eambered 16, 17, 18, 20, and 2), j Lots numbered 2,3 4. and ‘OB RENT—HOUS! between 17th and rooms, including bath som, sf jo. 144 rome. seane, streets, contain’ in in Square south ot he eat io JAQUES JOUVENAL’S ered tad phe MARBLE WORKS. Corner New Jérsey avenue and F treat, Near the Baltimore Depot. All orders for bar phair adreighe yh hed pt yet short ecuted manner BOPOSALS FOR OVAL. received at this office BEB. is Tits ob! “to Feiject any and all bide All conveyansiug | aud revenue stamps cost of the purchaser. 2 e | Tine yindieputabic”, & us and extens: in Square No.1119, paid jucated at the north. = a and Bou ste., a. imen. The pro- 6 large brick dwelling and outhouses. jous cellars. wiante ae ee east corner of North Oa) lately the rer idence of | rty has Lose‘Our'saLe) * BPLUS BUBSIS- "EERE 5 je 9-3m* rokers, northwess eee jy S-tf Fo. BALE—4,160 AORES OF LAND in Ean- GOVEBN ME! — the purclene m it x il topPasahr eye Sa : a ped of } ‘Aucts. with im | prty J or eee, Banas, can be seen at this a Fight te roserved 5 ane Taree days allow i the Commirsi: BuBec&ds G! Natioual Currency Surean, C AWD BUILDERS. op—474 Etghth street t, ro Orders solicited. 90 B etree, UES TOWLES tgent.