Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1866, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. had an adjourned meeting in the Council cham- ber last evening. In the absence of Colon+l O’Beirne, who is absent on the Presidential pa Lieut. H. Clay Gooding was calied to th» ir. oe J. < rem acet the name of @ association be « The Conservative Soldiers’ nd Sailors’ Association.” After some debate, the motion was with- drawn. The Chair stated that he had received a com- munication from the Army and Navy Union of the District of Columbia, informing the meeting of their willingness to unite in the movement, which he read; and, after it had been accepted. the commitree on organization retired to meet the committee from the other association. During the absence of the committees, the Meeting was addressed by Major Foster and Lieut. Richmond. «, The commitiee, after a short absence, re- turned and, through Lieut. Gooding, reported that they bad agreed that the Associations shoulc unite under the name of the Conservya- tive Army and Navy Union. That they had agreed that the offices should be vacated. and that the meeting should elect a president and vice president. Thereport was adopted. The mecting proceeded to the election of Officers, which resulted in the choice of Col. James R. O'Heirne, president, and Col. James A, Tait, Ist vice president. Capt. Gooding suggested that the association electa vice president from each State, but it Rochon not necessary that th be elected to- night. Capt. Powell suggested that the whole ma'- ler of vice presidents be referred to the com- muttee who had just reported. Capt. Gary supported Capt. Powell's mo- tion The question as to the selection of a vice president trom each State, a secretary, two @ssiatant secretaries, an treasurer, was re- ferred toa select committee composed of the two committees who perfected the union. Japt. J.C. McConnell offered the following, which was adopted “That there may be no misunderstanding in relation to the object of this association: There- tore, be it “Resolved, That the Conservative Army and Navy Union is organized as a political asso- ciation in support of the reconstruction policy of the President, and fully indorsing the plat- form of the Philadelphia Con vention..”” Lieut. Gooding offered a resolution that the Tmembers of the two associations be considered members of the new organization, and that sol- diers and sailors now im service be eligible which was adopted. Dr. Cragin offered the following, which was | adopted ve?, That the Conservative Army and y Union heartily indorse the cal! for the National Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Convention to | Cleveland, Ohio, and appoint de'e- | gates to represent this association in said Con- vention A large number of soldiers signed the roll, Sud the meeting then adjourned. —$ For Breoxevitt This morning, about five o'clock, a delegation of the Odd Fellows’ bis District, r nung the Grand and ubordinate Lodges. lett the hall on 7th street for Brookville, where they will attend the celebration by Brookeville Lodge. No. 50, of that place. The party numbered avont 150, and e accompanied by Heald’s Washing- ton Brass Band. Several omnibuses and am- | bulances. and numbers of buggies were in line atan early hour this morning, and before sun | up the party were under way. (Quite a num- ber of ladies, the wives and daughters of the | members of the order, accompanied th party. We understand that the celebration will be one of those hearty old time reunions, and that | the Brookevilliaas intend te do things up in | style. They will have « grand procession through tne village, dfter which they will have | speaking and other appropriate exercises ina grove, and that a beef or two will be b.rbe- cued. The Washingtenians expect to leave about sundown, and reach here about i o'clock to-night. Brookeville is situated in a fine country, and that section tsrather famous for the thrift and hos ty of the people. or ——.__ THE PoLice IN THE Covnty.—The force Assigned to duty in the Second Metropolitan Police Preeinct, which includes a portion of the city and the county between the Anacostia and Rock Creek north of the boundary, is hardly sufficient to protect that precinct trom the lawless operations of the gangs that loiter about in the woods. But by constant vigilance the officers are able to detect many of the law- Jess and bring them to justice. Yesterday, officers King and Pool arrested Lewis Lyles, colored, upon a charge of assault and battery, and the larceny ofa violin. He was dismissed im these cases, and fined $10 for disorderly conduct. (Geo. Johnson, Chas. Johnson, and Geo. Proctor, were also arrested and fined S10 for disorderly conduct. John Brooks, colored ‘was fined $5 for trespass. James Meagers was fined $5 for violating the bird law. All these cases occurred in the county. — -—This morning, at 4.40 o'clock, firs overed in the frame building cornee of Thirteenth street west, and G north, owned by Mr. Wm. Durr. The alarm wage given by Mr. G. W. Bauer, of the Franklin, No. 2, trom box 41, at Willard’s Hotel, and the fire- Man promptly responded. The combustible material of which the house was constructed | burnt rapidly, and the upper story of the house and part of the furniture was destroyed, but the firemen succeeded in saying the lower part of bouse without allowing it to be entered. The loss by the damage to the build- | ing it not very heavy, and the furniture was imsured. There is but little doubt but that this fire was the work of an incendiary. It ‘will be remembered that abouta month since | an incendiary attempt was made at the same place. ——_e—___. THE Baltimore SHOOTING FESTIVAL.—tes= terday, a: the Baltimore Shooting Festival, the teu silver medals shot for on Monday were | awarded, Mr. Hierch and Mr. Flammer, of this city, each receiving one. Yesterday, the | contest between the members for the kingship | took place, and the shooting is Tepresented to | have been excellent. Coristian Hesse was de- | clared the successful rifleman, and subse- quently the chain of medals was transferred from the neck of the king of last year, Mr. H. | Kramer, to that of Mr. Hesse, Major Blumen. | berg making the adaress. During the after- | noon. the mayor of the city, with several of | the c:ty officers and members of the councils, visited the grounds, and attended the grand banquet in the afternoon. —-——_ | Base BaLL.— esterday atternoon a match "me of base ball was played between the | representatives of the (luartermaster Gen- eral’s office and the Third Anditor’s office South of the Presidents. ‘The National, Union, Jefferson snd Olympic Clubs were represen. ted on both sides and there was some fine playing the game being a closely contested one The Third Anditor’s side were victo- by a few runs, their score being 27. There ground. —_e—__—__ IMProOVEMENTS.—The Grammer property at the corner of Four-and-a-half and C streets baving passed into the hands of Mr. F. A. Lutz, whe has purchased the house for 00, that gentleman is having considerable im- provement made to the premises, an additional story has been added with a modern French root, and the interior has been remodelled. Mr. R.S. Davis, who has purchased the lot Adjoining the house on the north at $2 per foot . 4s about erecting a two story office for himself pein sie Aa ResvLtep FaTaLty.—Messrs. F. N. Holtz- man and T. C. Edwards, who, as stated in the | Stor, were badly injured by falling from a | jack on a cripple, while engaged in painting a building on I street, near 12th, have both died | trom the effects of their injuries, the former on | Monday afternoon and the latter yesterday. Mr. Holtzman’s funeral took place yesterday, and was attended by the Journeymen Paint- <r's Union, who are this afternoon attending | the funeral of Mr. Edwards. mates Shae SELLING Ligvor on Scnpay.— Yesterday, Officer Evans, of the Seventh Ward, arrested Herman Atherton tor selling liquor on San- day, contrary to the monie'pallaw. He was = before Justice Handy, and was fined 20. - CuEar Woop.—Eisewhere will be found the Snnouncement ef the continuation of tae great sale of Government wood at Kendall Green yard. An excellent chance to lay in a stock of ‘wood at a lew price. ees STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIP; Ss YORK. (OUTSIDE) "2 NEW LEAVING GRORGETOWN AND ALEXAN- DRIA WEEKLY. The Steamsbip THAMES, Capt. BR. E. Swift, Sill leave ber wharf. Ne 41 Water st. Georgetown. on WEDNESDAY. Sept. fth.at@a.m.. stopping at Alexandri: For freight or pessage, having first class ac- commodations, apply to JOHN F. 4sNDREWS. Agent, No. 41 Water street, Georgetown. N. B—Shippers may confidently rely upon this Tne running regularly. 94 advertised, te accom- phsh which one or more first class steamers will b put on with the Taanes, eu 2-lw* | hospital. quite a large number of spectators on the _ Buffal CITY ITEMS, —6¢—_—_ JEWELRY .— Jet Setts, Carbuncle Sets. Stone Setts, White Or:se Setts—200 styles sleeve Bul- tons, Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Gobletts, Cups, Salts—received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania Avenue, nea: 4 street. VALUABLE AND RELIABLE.—“Brown’s Bron- chial Troches” will be found in valuable to those exposed to sudden changes, yp re sap relief in cases of Coughs, Colds, etc. ‘or Pab- lic Speakers and Singers, and those 0 Over- tax the voice, they are useful in relieving an Irritated Throat, and will render articulation easy. As there are imitations, besure to obtain the genuine. ——-«—— Ir THE Lapres of Washington wish to see A nice and selected stock of Dry Goods, we ad- vise them to call on Messrs. Yates & Selby, 323 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. They have recently received a large stock of goods(many ofthem from auc- tions) co ting of Linens, Dress Goods, Black and Colored Silks, together with a large stock of Cotton Goods of all kinds, bought be- fore the recent advance in prices. Call and examine for yourselves andif you do not like the goods, you are under ne obligations to purchase, 4 po ERE ee 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. ayv., between 43g and 6th streets. es PENnrzs can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter. ——_e—___ Corns, Buniens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, 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. [~ fice hours from 8a. m. to5 p. m., and 6 to8 p.m. —— PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. POSTPONEMENT —The Pic Nic of the EAGLE BASE BALL OLUB, which was to take place yesterday afternoon at Analos- tan Island. has been oes on account of the weather until THURSDAY, Septem- ber 6th. Same tickets good for the occasi n. For particulars see future advertisement, it E OF GOOD €HEER. WE'LL NOT DESERT YOU. THE SECOND GRAND BEXOURSIUN Of the Metropolitan Hook and Lad- der Co., No. 1, will be given to GLYMONT, Ox WEDNESDAY. S8ertemner Stu The steamer WAWASETT will leave at half-past one o'clock p.m. precisely, returning at @ seasonable hour Proceeds to be applied to the purchase of new uniforms. TICKETS, $1; admitting a gentleman and la- es. Committee of Arrangemen: Sam’l Mackey,Chas H Le Chas. F. Holbrook, Geo H. Neyes. Geo W. Lewis. an 29-6t* (pump onan D AND FAREWEBL PIC NIC for this season of the GOOD WILL ASSOCIATION, of Grorge- town, at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1566. Dancing tocommence at 80'clock. The celebra- tel Holy Hill Bang 18 engaged. Boate will leaco the wharf, fost of High street, at 2 o'clock p.m » and every ten minutes thereafter. OUR FINAL OALL. Tickets FIFTY CENTS, almitting a Gent and au 27 3t" +, 1866. her wharf John T. Ohauncey, Ladies. WIEAMER LEAVES FOR MOUNT VEKNON EVERY THURSDAY, AT 10 A BETUBNS AT 449 P.M FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, $1.60. One-third of this _ res’ mee use of Mount Vernon 88) on. iy Washington and Alexandria Bot place every hour from 7 a. m. to6 p.m. "The fine Steamer Wawaset can be chartered VAN BISWIOK, leave each for Excurrions : sugls Ot [Intel] General Sup’t P. F.C. ae Al . I EAS { JAPAN. UNSURPASSED FOR STRENGTH. FLAVOR AND CHEAPNESS, Ar tHe Corner oF 14TH AND F Streets, (under Ebbitt House.) 87 This Establishment has given especial care to its selection of PUBE TEAS, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Large consumers will effect agreat caving, qual- ity considered, by giving these TEAS a trial. au le N. W. BURCHELL. (COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN LYING-IN ASYLUM, Fourteenth strvet,(eircie,) corner of M street, Washington, D.C. This Institution has been established for the re- ception of patients who may be suffering from dis- eases peculiar to their sex. and for the admission of +uch females as may require the comferts of the lying in chamber ‘The building is eitaated in the most healthy per. fon of the District urrounded by its own es the door every five minutes. ion: From $6 to $10 per week, with the reom required, ‘able in This includes Board, Medicines, Med- advance | ical and Surgical attendance. MEDICAL STAFF. SUBGEON IN CHIEF J H THOMPSON, M D., 184 I street. between 20th and 2ist streets. CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SUBGEONS. JO3. K. BABNES, M. D., surgeon Gen United States Army. i JOS. RILEY. M_D.. Georgetown. THOS. MILLER. M.D , ¥ street. Washington. A.Y. P. GARNETT. M_D.. New York avenue. WP JOHNSTON. M.D , Washington. GRAFTON TYLER, M. D., Georgetown. F. HOWARD, M. D., F street. Orders for admission to the tree beds in this hes- pital, (of which there are 30,) can be obtained of the Surgeon in chief at this office, 14 I street, or of any of the Medical statt, and of the Revs. Dr Hi i and Coom! s. soldiers desiring admission 'y tothe Surgeon General, United States Patients living at a distance whe desire to come to this Institution for treatment can secure private rooms by applying by letter to the matron of the I A.D.GILLETTE.D D, uu 23 eoly.r President. are <.. AND SALES 1N WISCONSIN. SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENT’S PROCLA- MATION No. 710. DATED JUNE 14. 1566. it orders public sales of over five and # quarter millicus of acres of vacant pablic lands in W1S- CONSIN, a follows: At the Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 17th Gay of SkrTemBeER next, the reserved sections in thirty-six Townships and parts ot Townships, in the counties of Monroe, Jackson, Trempaleau, and uftalo. At the Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 2th day of SkrTEMBER next, seventeen parts of Town- ships. the counties as above At the Land Office at FALLS ST. OROIX, on the Tat day of OctonRR next. the reserved sec- tious in forty four Townships and parts of Town- ships in the counties of Dunn, Pierce, and Bt, Croix At the Land Office at FALLS 8ST. OROIX, on the 22d day of OcroseR next. ten Pit of Town- Sat pin and Pierce. At id Office at EAU CLAIRE, on the let day of OcTroBER next, the reserved sections in ten rts of Townshipsin the cout ties of Clarke, Ohip- Loe Eau Claire and Dunn. od on the Dn. vent the Land Office at STEVENS POINT. 29th day of OctoseR next. one hundred and ten Lise and parts of Townships in the counties Tewns! of Marabon and Oconto At the Land Office at MENASHA.on the 5thday of Octonex next, sixty seven Townships and parts of Townshirs in the county of Oconto At the Land Office at BAYFIELD. on ithe 5th day of Novemnen next. the reserved sections in eighty-one townsbips and parts of townships in Re countien of ‘Ashland. La Pointe, Burnett and ouglas. ‘autre Land Office at BAYFIELD. on the 19th day of Novey Bex next. forty nine townehips and ts of townships in the counties of Ashland, La Poi and Dor las. ai: JM. RDMUNDS, Commissioner of the General Land Offic. Generat Lanp Orrice, June l4, 1356 Note.—Under the regulations of the Depart- ment. a8 heretofore and pow existing, no payment can be made for advertising proclamations except tesuch publishers as are specially authorized to eblieh 3 the Commistioner of the paged — yeouns JOUVENAL’S MARBLE WORKS, Corner New Jersey avenueand F strest, Near the Baltimore Depot. All orders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS, or MANTELS executed in the best manner, at short } and on the very best terms. je 9-3m* LLARD & BHABKISON, PENTERBS AWD BUILDERS. Shop—475 hth street west, between D and B north: Orders solicited, HW*ST Tt Tine Fo NON-BETENTIO! OB INCONTINENOR rine. 5 jammation or ulceration of the bladder er kidne infsmmation the tu the seniculas, gravel oF rea diseases tthe rit Sen ER es WANTS. Pn re ae certs eeeen Ww ANTED—A GL house: foragnal jamily. focus s0%8 Market, Space, uP stairs. fan 29-2 V ANTED—Two good De: EY . A aaa > got CABPENTERS. poly r of Pena'a even 17th street from 8 a. m. till 3p m. en 29 2t* ANTED—By a rea German W the SITUATION te aratcunben work, Apply at 618 7th street, (Navy Yard,» cor- ner of Pi ‘Svenue. 1st 'OARD WANTED- 3. pri- ® genticman vate family. where there are but tow board srr, ee aha particulars, **B. O.,'’ Star Office, ANTED—By a gentleman abeut to commence PARTNER. “Must be tee beens conteee a Tes, nd com ut, Address ** Agency,” Star Ofice a au 29 3t* W ASTED_Three good PLASTERERS. Apply EK = [reper big Depariment, or on treet, ‘s . au 29 at*' WM. H. HINES Vv ANTED—15 STONK MASONS. Wages $1 /0 Pa Baa, Lan steady aashererens. Apply at 2 Bridee s Geo »D. 0, auzest o\* C#reetowns)-\ COLLINS. WASTED By an industrious young man, » SITUATION —— id airy g yo each 0. ‘eferences. 5 serpstare, an geve good r mee ANTED- By a young man. a native of East- Wir rire ang STTURTION Tite stocen Ries had some experience in business Grocery pre- terred. A rituation will be highly appreciated. Address ‘*Kichmond,” at thisoffice, an29 St" capital of ble fertilizer manufacta blished, with orders on for two months abead, Inquire at — @QITUATION Appt lee | a young man of in- \* dustrious and temperate habits. ina store. or other employment. Writes a plain hand. Unader- staude grocery a little, Can come weil recom: mended, Address City Post Office. an 29 WO RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS SITUATIONS one as @ housemaid and otber as chambermaid or nurse; willing to assist ip washing and ironing 4 Please call between ee K, on 28th street, No. W ANTED—By respectable girl, a SITU. TIUN todo general housework. or an ass tant about the house. The best of references Please address a note to A.C .” Star Office. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—COOKS CHAM- BERM AIDS. Washerwomen, Clerks, Port- ers, Farm Hands, & .at Room No. 7,over Na- tional Express Office, corner Penn’a arenue and ith street, it Hoeos® WANTED—Kither farnished or unfur- nieshed—by a gentleman and wife desirous of commencing housekeeping October Ist, 186. Ad stating number of rooms, terms an% loca- B.F.."’ Room 57 Third Anditor’s Ovtice, a gu 29-31" WW) ANTED—A4 first class COOK BEBMAIB, who understands waiting. Re- ferences required Apply at this office. au 23 $t* Phreeor suitable for BOUSE. Mast be in a good locatio HENRY. Star Office, 2 V ANTED—By September lat, a medium 8: ed, enteel HUUS @ small family. ce Ww ina desirable location. for Nochiidren, Address T. W.. Star _ an 28-3" ANTED—§=00 for one year on first class real estate security. Will give a good -e- Address F.G,M.. Star Ofhce an 27 st* euri W ANTED—To rent an onfurnished HOUSE, of five to eight rooms. small family; prompt pay; permanent tevant | Address. civing terms and loeath a H 8., Boom 12 Patent Office. an 2¢6t™ V 7 ANTED_By a respectable TION as firat ch woman a SITUA- Cook in @ Boarding House Address Box No. 10 Star Office. or Bestaurant, an 5 ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies and Gents’ Clothing, er any articles of value, | at R, FULTON & OO.S, Pawnbrokers, 502 9th | street. three doors north ef Penna avenue. N. Bb, 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, for sale chea Jy 2t-eo2m* yA ENITURS ANTE? — SECOND BAN, Alse. MIRRORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOCSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street je att between G and H. east side FOR SALE AND RENT. TS Leama nice suit of four ROOMS Toor, furn d. tor housekew ping. at N north }) etreety Oxpitol Hill, between Del avenue and istetreet. Apply to D. CO., corner 10th and F streets. (OR SALE—The GOOD WILL, LEASE, a1 FIXTURES of one of the best located ceries in Washington, together with weil selected assortment of fine Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &., alt of which will be seld at cost or wholesale arket price Satisfactory reasons for selling. Apply for farther particulars to JOHN 0, BAILEY, corner Sth street west fea ad are L. WELLS & au 26-5t y and Gro- FS RENT. 6 story BRICK DWELL- ING HOUSE, with back building attached for servants’ use, located on B street north, bet. and sd streets. Inquire at 506 Pennsylvania nn8, au 10-10t* T—A three story BRIOK HOUSE with and all modern improvements, situa- ted on Jith street, between Band C. For further articulars ins ire ee: M. eerie 4 tes petween 10th L-tf {OR RBENT—A ROOM, suitable for somelight henical work. Inquire of aaen ce eee no, SCHNEIDER, au 8 eolm* "273 Penn’a avenue. JOR RENT-—In the STAR OFFICE BUILD- 0. INGS. corner of Pennsylvanta avenue and lith street, ROOMS «nitable for law, real estate or any othor agency offices. Terms moderate. Location the best in Washington. Apply to. B. BAKER, Btar Office. Je 80 tf 4 OK RENT—The STORE No. 321 D street, near iith. It fronts immed ly on Penna. avenue, aud isone of the largest and most conve- ntently situated store rooms in Washington city. Apply to C. B, BAKER, at the Star Office. j630 Fo RENT-_In the Star Office Building, al corner of arene. avenue and Lit! a number of excel rect. jent and conveniently situated LODGING BOOMS. Terms low. Inquire of 0. B. BAKER, at the Star Office. Je tf 486 MARKBITER'S, SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! OHOICE STOOK! Lately received. and now on for inspection, the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered in Washington, embracing— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign an Bomostic Manufacture, of best Fabrics and LATKST STYLES, a rg? jatefor PARLORS, HALLS. DINING ROOMS, OHAM- BERS. and LIBRABIES, embraciag New, Rich, and Unique Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders; select Stock of mediam and low WINDOW SHADES, utiful patterns, on Buff. Green, and P ling Colora, TAN, LAVENDER, and 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 Li t tment in the District, war- ranted'ts be chided with cia, Leaf, ani {rim the est ufacturers in the Oeuntry—embracin, WALNUT, imitation.) BOSEWOOD. aud al GILT OVAL PI¢TURE FRAMES, WALNUT BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. &c. Persons having Photographs taken are request- ed to call and examine our Assortment before pur- chasing Frames. PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Colors, from the smallest Photograph to the Largest Portrait Sexe; Glan, SILKE COE and TASSELS, different ; Special attention paid to this Branch ef our Bus- ness. PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS Always in Store. On Sale,a few Choice PAINT- INGS and ENGRAVINGS. Thankful fer the liberal patronage received, the attention of the Public is called tothe above Btock as the most complete in the District, a large por- tion of which has been Manufactured specially to Order; and with the weekly saditions received, will make it all times such as is kept in a Weil Regulated Establishment. Orders for Paper barging or Window Shades punctually and faith fully exeevted, in City or Country. Any order not satisfa: 'y filled, will immediately cor- rested. and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods (according to quality)sold at as Low Bates as they can be purchased in tl trict. TEEBMS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR, J. MABEBITER. No. 4 7th street, iy 31-4" 8doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. [pPP4preant OF THE INTEBIOR. UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Washinoton gust 9, 1856. BALL, of Bichinoas lef ce Be De ond, Ind., any EZBKA KING, of Salem, Jows. praying for the ex- jon of & patent granted to them the 9th day of November, 1852, for an improvement in H 8, for seven years from the expiration of said patent. wee takes place on the day of No- vem! . g It is ordered. that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MoNpat. the ad day of Oc- On th tober next, at 12 o'clock nd al reons Betified to appear and show cause, i the; have, why said ps tobe granted id petition ought not to be granted the extension are required to e their objections, specially set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day of hearing; all testtmony Rica either party to be rol G the said berions ae be faken and transm in accordance w rules o! the office, which will be furnished o: tions and timopy must be wits ty after filing the teatime “Ordered. alse. that this notice be Bibitenca in the Intelligencer and t! e Republican, Washington, D. C., and in the Palladium. bichmond, Ind. Of said Yebtications tobe at loaal ches Gove tase Ly o re~ Vious to the day of bearing. che a T.0. THE, AKER. Commi: Patents. P.8.—Bditors of the above copy and send their bi! is to the Patent © paper containing this netice, Persons opp: file in the ratent FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘OR BENT—Part 0! suitable for F bouek Hote Bow Jersey avenue, Island. Very retired. 0229-4" BENT —In George‘own, HOUSE No 35, 34 etrect — ely tooms, Rent $15 moth. Apply at No. 60 Prospect at. au 29 2 | ees BRENT—A smaii BRICK BOUSE of six rooms Furniture for sale. Inquire at 450 Mot.. after 5 o'clock p. m. eu 29-8" WO LARGE ROOMS FOR BeNT, AT 72 Georgetown. gr} cy. Market street, wo monte. 0) — Sever: nicely FURNISHED Boome” wit be let Tr or saparately. Water and gas im the house 234 H st, bet. 9th wu 29'2t* rent. situated Inyutre at J, New Jersey ave . between eu 29 3° F°. RENT—Three or four FURNISHED ROOMS on second floor, with facilities for housekeeping, at No. 139 G street. between 2st and 224. au 29. ‘st* Fo RENT OB SALE—A two HOUSE contsfaing 6 rooms weter and cas through the hous S27 7th streeet. Island Apply at th: No. 462 10th street. Island FUBNISHED KOUMS, 492 E B street. between sth and 6th, with excellent coon ing stove. for housekeeping. or single gentl=- m en rand fnel place handy; front and rear ry. clean and healthy. au 29 3t* Fo RENT—The DWELLING part of house corner lithand F streets. I six rooms sndsumner kitchen: gas and er. Possession immediately. Bent reasonable. Inquire on the premises, an 29 3t* For Bent—-a ROUSE containing five rooms, on7th between N and @ streets north. Water convenient Possession given Ist of September, Inquire of WILLIAM QUIGLEY, No 151 7th street north, au 29-3t* Fo SALE—The BABBER SHOP on 9th street be n Y and E. nn for selling bad health ef the owner. 23 até Fee BENT.—a two story FRAME HOUSE in complete order. Apply at No, 297 3d street Wert, between G and H sta, au 28-3t™ OUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—Inquire at No. 265 9th street. bet. M and N. au 23 FoR BENT Afew Fnrnishel KOOM: t ges and water, suitable for a family or single = at No. 116 2d street, pacar gs \O LET—A new FRAME HOUSE. near the northeast corner of$th and Frederic streets Georgetown, comtatning 4 rooms and kitchen ply at 123 Bridge st. 23 For RENT—Two neat], on the second floor Terms moder: 402 F street, one door from 7th, near the Post and Patent Offices n 23 3t* FS RENT—PART OF A FINE ST‘ on Penn. avenue, north side. Admirable location for any business. didress at once M. C,, Clerk Box. Post Office ug for what reqnired auzs-3t* Fo, RENT—Soveral very desirable FUR- NishHED ROOMS. in private family, at No 21 Indiana avenue, between 3d and 4th sts’, oppo- site City Hall, au 28-38" “OR RENT—A neatly turnishel FRONT BED i ROOM. heated, aud bath-room attached or without b —for gentlemen only. No 4 Sth street vn Land K. _an 28 FS RENT—From September Ist, PART OF OOM No 1. W ington Building, corner of 7th et and Penn’s avenue. Inquire on the Premises an 28-3t" Pre RENT —A three story BRICK HOU: containing } rooms, situated on 24 street, twean Mass avenue and H st. Inguire of JAS, MULQUIN, No 26 24 at aus 3t* A conveniently FURNISHED ing 9 rooms, in a healthy and ‘Terms moderate. in advance, at No 357 llth street. bet M and N 23-3t" Fo RENT—One BRICK HOUSE. containing 6 rooms, very conventent, situated on P street north, bet 4th and Sth sts. west, Inquire at the corner of 5th and P sts. north. au 2 3t* Fo BENT—A BRICK HOUSE, six rooms, No. 34, on 2d street east, between O street and Maryland avenue. Rent moderate toa good ten ant. Inquire of Mrs. FLYNN, corner of ist and K streets north. au 23 HOUSE, with Back has water M Boply to Oud Fellows ene th u 38 NISHED HOUSE, cieht 5 ter and gas pleasantly located. This hone is complciely turmiabel Yor hewsrkesping A Pian oes with the house S$ per month, $ McNEIR & BRYANT, au 28 3t* 495 i. th 'strest. [608 BENT—Two fine OFFICES. at 485 i2th street. between Band F. Also, newly-fur- nished BOOMS, and one large ROOM, unfur- = a for a fine sleeping apartment. a 27 -3t* PP ENTS REDUCED OF THREE COMFORT. ABLE BRICK HOUSES, containing eleven rooms cach situated in 2d. 4th. and 7th Wards, Apply at GILMAN'S Drug Store, Pa. ave t +) near 1 atreet. au 27 tf FS. Pd BEASONABLY—Two Unfurnished ORS on first floor. ng north and sonth. with front and back garden. Also. delight- ful, FURNISHED ROOMS. and small FUB- NISHED HOUSE at $1. Inquire 305 F street. eu 27-3t™ Fo RENT—STORE-BOOM and DWELLING on Boyal street, between King an¢ Cameron, opposite the market-house, It is now fitted np for a restaurant, b 8 suitable for any kind of business. Forterms apply to WM. STEWART, Esq..at French's Bookstore, Alex tia, Va.,or E' BRIE, corner Band 9th sts’, vee gu 27-t! N& ington, D.C. in F OR SALE One of the finest FANCY STORES in Washing ton, now doing a large and profitable business of $20,000 per annum, Will be sold low au 27-6t* 12 rs RENT— On the Ist_of poraber, s large double HOUSE, near Kendall Green, with ten rooms and two cellars, rood stabling, with four acres of ground, in good gardening condition, and fine shade trees; best of water he door; one mile fromthe Post Office. Rent 0 per annum toa good tenant. Inquire at No 462 1ith street, between F and @ sts.,orom the premises to Mr. McLEKAN. tlw OUSE FOR SALE—Oontsining four reoms and cellar, at the corner of 10th st. and North Carolinaave Apply en the premise: eu 25 6t" Fo SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTUBES of a Restaurant now doing a goed bi situated at the corner of F street south and Lith street nd. néar oyster wharf. Reason for sell- ing prietor wishes to engage in another busi- premises MATTHEW DEATLEY. eet STORE FOR SALE-STOCK and J GOOD WILL of a retail Grocery for sale: do- ing a good busines tory reasons given forseliing. For ion inquire at corner Maryland avenue and 6th street, Island. 40 24-e03t* a {OB RENT—A fine FRAME STABLE for six horses, with carriage-house and hay loft, rit- uated on Temperance Alley, bet. 9th and 10th sts, Apply at 393 E street, bet. 9th and 10th. my 16 } OR REN T—That desirable and convenient four story BUILDING, No 465 Pa a Gorgon connected with the U.S. Hotel.) has a large bac! building. Well suited fora Public or Boarding House. ply to Messrs. HABLE & CO., on the premises, dy 24-eolm* ; OB BENT—Two FUBNISHED ROOMS, pleas- it and airy. Prices $10 and @5. At No 83 ‘avenue, near 2st = my 23- Pi F& SALE OB RENT—A two-stery FBAME HOUSE, located on the seuth side of B street, between 20th and 2ist streets. The house contains s rooms. with large yard, The rent moderate. If sold the terms male to suit. Inquire of A. W. DENHAM, on 19th street. between E «dF streets, (au 25-50") ANDREW SMALL. Vvaax DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS M FOR RENT. at nay = rs oh at oo FO, fe Bri a " } W302 Hee Fan 2s bt 467 —FOR RENT—Two Furnished ROOMS, on 4 first floor, or two rooms and kitchen, at No. 467 13th street, between E and Fsts. au 15-t1 osaisnEp BOOMS FOR RENT-— $10 to $15 per month. Boarding at $s per week. Also, a STOBE FOR BENT. At No. 485 6th street, between C and Louisiana ave. anil im™ {OR SALE—Three-story BBIOK HOUSE, 11 rooms, with modern improvements. Also, sev- eral Frame Bouses. destrably situated—$300 cash; balence $25 monthly until paid. inquire 3 st., from 11 to Im*} STARE &CO. OR RENT—The three story BRICK DWELL- ING, with stable attached, situ at the cor- nd © streets. Inland. Inquire of W. OBRISON , Booksellers, Now 435 enue. au7-tf TWO VERY PLEASANT FURB- moderate » ness, Apply on the auteur ISHED BOOMS 1 it Font mpon and cer tral locati terms in a ver; quire at 325 iz {OB RENT—In the STAR BUILDINGS. ner Pennsylvania avenue and lith BOOMS adapted for the of Wittagoe ave o. ae bakae igs Star Omics.” ta: jem. desirable and cent ~ In- street FE BENT—HOUSE No. 154 Penn. avenue, poeta tae camara , including room. ire Store on mises, Or at 453 Toth x ome iy 6-1 ‘OB SALE—The com and extensive HOUSE spd GROUNDS lucated st e the north: ean' rner of or and be Intely the reridence of Chas, ‘Tile pro- @. Ubiman. base large brick dwelling and outhouses, lous cellars. | T. ‘erms . Apply on . MINA NN; orto D, L. Pie Lb Ca ré, northweag cerner loth and F ets. dy 3- ‘OB SALE—4,160 ACRES OF LAND in Ran- dol) Vi t table. Terms eesti th odin aa me ine ee pineto * Coaee g guire-at ihe roome D & HIND, om AUCTION SALES. —<————— (Por other Auction Sales see fourth page.| . L. WALL & CO., A s end Bazaar, 96 Le. av., between sth end 10th ets. BALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, THURSDAY MORNING, Aug. 30.st 100'cik., ber of Seidic, Work Horses, (afall description at ing about— en Wwe will sell. at the ‘OAT, & DU Carriage and TWENTY HORSES. Many good Work, Saddle and Horses. New Express Wages cite Qnd witho t “Te bullt tm this city.” sap sci aie Ls80. A collection of New and Second-hand Buggies, aan ware, » Wagons, and other One Hack and one Coupes in good order. A 5 New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, &c., at private sale. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday: vate sale. BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Av ; WENTY THREE ACRES OF LAND AND oO . ESDAY the 3h instant we thall sell, Pm on the prcenieae if fair, (if not, be postponed until THU RSUAY, sch instant. same hour.) that beantiful 4 and Imprevements knc former residence of the late Dr. Penn, now the residence of Commodore Harwood. U.'S Navy, at the intersection of the Marlborough and Bla: densburg rosde. The ground is in a high state of cultivation, | rich. part in ¢ and rest in meadow, with a variety of fruit, springs en the place The improvements consist of @ spacious Frame Dwelling with «tone foundation and large cellars The house contains fifteen room are large; also, a fine bath room, wide balls and closets throughout the house; a cooking range in the kitchen, with apparatus for hot andceld water. there ts also a manager's or gardeners house, nearly new, well tinished. containing two large Tocms: barb, smoke, and all other necessary out- Ouse ‘This property is handsomely located in the most desirable ;art of the town, in an elevated and healthy position, and suitable for a Doarding or house of entertainment. . Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, ana eighteen months. bearing interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyaneing acd revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title indisputable. $200 will be rewired to te paid down when the property is knocked auazd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts, B27 THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED. UN- til THURSDAY next. 30th instant, <ame hour, eu 29-1t GE id B Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 9S Louisiana avenue. SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HABNESS, On SATURDAY MOBNING, September 1, at 10 lock, we will sell, at the Bazear.a wamber of Saldie. Carriage ork Horses, a full descrip- tien at Bale,) comprising abou: FIFTY HORSES, Maxy cood Work. Saddle aud Hurne<s Horses EN & WILLIAMS, ancts. W.L. WALL & CO, New Express Wagons, with and without Top, built in this city, 7s A large collection of New and Se-o: i hand Bne- gies, Rockaways. Carriages, Wagons, and other vehicles One Hack and one Coupee in good order. AL New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, €ar rieges, &c .at private Regular sales day-, Tue: Satur ® Carriages and Harness always on private aale. W.L. WALL @ U0., Aucts. A UCTION SALE OF GOV » Thursdays, and EBEMENT woop CONTINUE Headquarters Devariment of Washinsion, ) Opice ot Chief Quarierma ser, cton. D.C, August 2 4 of Government Wood ‘at KEN YARD, on th: Baltimore and one nile from the depot of aatd city, will be continued on THURS DAY, the seth instant, at lle clock a m trom day to day alterward, at the same hor all is sold The wood wi 1 be off-red in lots to suit pareba srs, and filteen dass allowed for rem val, Terms: Cash, in Gevernment fx M. 1 LU TON Bvt. Brig. Gen’l and Chief Quartermaster, 6u 29-4t — Department of hineton. BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. THIRTY ONE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. Fronting on I and K Streets North, Delaware avenue and Second streets Kast, at Public An: tion Ov WEDNESDAY, the 5th day ef September 4t5 o'clock p. m.. we shall sell,on the prem ince. thirty-one valuable building lots, being su- ji No 716. having 20 and 21 feet $ in 80 feetdeep, running back to fine alleys, making them profitable building ote Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve, and vigbteen months. fo: * bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trast on the premises All conveyancing and revenn: the purchaser. $25 Knocked off down om each lot when ‘The plat of the suidivision can be see: it & Williams's Anction Booms — “auz-d- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, BY 2: © MeGurBE & 0O., Auctioneers. ROSEWOOD CASE PIANOFORTE HOUSKBOLD NITUBE. A it [es T HE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 5 : NoRte RNER OTH ANDE SIs. , On MONDAY. Sept. 34. commencing at 10 0'cl"k in the morning we shall seli the Furniture and Housekeeping Regu a lady removing from the city, naming— One, Besewood case Iron Frame Planoforte, by James W. Vose. Boston, with Stool and Cover. and lot old Music shogany Frame. upholstered in Haircloth, Par lor Suite, consisting of 1 Sofa, 1 Arm, 1 Rocker and 6 Side Chairs Mabogany Marble-top Centre and Side Tables Bolid Maboj zany Bs ohkcaee large ise shogany Sideboard. Gilt Frame Loo! glasses Walnut Hush seat Recestion Chairs = ® Two solid Mahogany Bedsteads, carved head- mar lil Mahogany Wardrobe: je top Bureaus and Wa-hstands Walnut Suite of Cham Furniture, with Marble top Bureaus and hstands Handeomely Ornamented To Set, fourteen pieces Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Hair Mattresses. Husk Mattresses, Belding Broseels, Ingrain and Three ply’ Car, ing Walnut Extension Dining Table. Lounge White French China Dinner and Tea Set Silver. plated Tea Set. five pieces Silver plated Ice Pitcher, Mantel Clock Gilt Window Shades, Cornice Refrigerator. Kitchen Safe Seventy-five feet Woodware, Tinwar Crockery William Penn Cooking S and Furniture. With a general assortment of Kitchen Beui- sites. ‘Terms cash, es. Termecach: yo MeGUIRE & CO Unter Auctioneers. B™ W.L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers, By virtwe of a cecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Co'umbia, passed in e No. 1421, the subscriber will offer for sale, on FBI- DAY, September 7_ at 5 o'clock p. m., Square No 174, on the plat of the city of Washington The above square is divided into six lot«. and isin one of the best localities in the a A being in the ediate vicinity of Meridian Hill, the spot most considered for the new Presidential Mansion. This is the only opportunity for pro. curing lots at reasonable prices in this neighbor. hood - as the surrounding property is held by spec- ulators. Terms of sale. as prescribed by decree: One- fourth cash; residue in six, twelve, aud eighteen Mat an28 mouths, with interest from day of sale. All con- veyancing, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. J.CABTER MARBURY, Trustee. au 27-eo&ds (Int) W.L. WALL & CO.. Ancts. Y¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. FRONTING ON NORTH F STREET, BETW EEN ISTAND2D STREETS wEST, AT PUBLIC AUOTION By virtue of a deed of St ae February 2, 1866. and recorded in Liber K. M.H., No. 14, folio 23, et seq, of the land records of Washington county, the subscriber, as the Trustee therein pamed, will seli, to the highest bidder, on the leck p m., § 507, fronting 32 feet 5 inches ou north F street, by a depth of 105 feet 10 inches ‘erms of rale: Une thirdcash; balance in six and months, with interest from the date of sale. secured by # deed of trust on the property.. Ali conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur charer, who shall deposit $50 with the auctioneer at time of sale. 00... Aucts. * Well of excellent | ‘amps at the cost of ome of which | | ing Lot will do well AUCTION SALES. ES THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. ¥ J. 0. McGUIBE & O0O., Aucticnsere. NICE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LARGESIbE On THE IScaND On WEDNESDAY AFTER Le ma, Bt 6 o'clock, on the .8e8, We ball sell Lot le. in Square ois. fronting fect om orth aide of F erriage jecirable, and has a lerge side jot ed planted number of etaodard and dwarf fruit trees, apd ® grape arber, torether uibbery. re ic vines, th a pump of excellent water inthe yard. lot and improvements will be sold together, gor Rieger being divided into three or Terme" One third cash: restdue in 6 end 12 months, with interest, notes to be secured on the Digperty ‘ ee purchaser's coat +f om ea NSO MCGUIRE & CO., Avcts ¥ D. L. WELLS & 00, B Auctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers, Northwest corner 10th and F streets VALUABLE RUSINESS STANP ON LEASED KOUND ON N_ 7TH STREET On WEDNESDAY EVENING Ang. 29h fost , atc o'clock p m ,weshall ~ell, on the premises, all that one » Brick Building of three rooms, with frame kitchen atiached ki a8 the rest Lestavrent,’ 193 norte 7t bax eicht veas Terme cash Immediately after the sale of the honse, will be sole all the Bar Fixtures. Furnitare anos [int) DL WELLS 4 00 , Anucts B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Avctionsers, VALUABLE BUILD! OT ON EAST CaP- EN 4TH ABD oTH Tt BLIO AUCTION be 29th Instant. at 6 o'clock the promises. parts of Lots re No 516 Persons in aec.. ud 5, in Squ 0.4 and depth ‘he eal Terms: One half cash: balance in s'x and twelve ooenees by 8 deed of trust os mys go Dinee, yencing end revenue stam et the cont of the purchaser, $90 down when the property is knocked off aumd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Anottoncers, -UABL VILDING LOT ON F 8ST LETWEEN NINETERNTH wei Sorhon STREETS WEI, aT PUB NESDAY, the 29th instant, at 6 o'clock ‘nal! sell, ¢ premises, Lot No 3. in N. havwt Ti feet 6 inches & front of 7 -rnnoing back abeut 125 feet to ; in the chotoest part of this city for a pri- ence e One third cath; balance in 6.22, and 1% Menthe. for votes beartng interest, and secured or 8 deed ef trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of # rchaser. Swedown when the erupesty - Raockel of aul GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ CROWN, WALKER & CO., Austioncers, — BBICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION = 1K ISLAND. _ Th We will sell on WEDNESDAY, Ang. 20t) P.™ , On the premises. part of Le Sauare No, 297 Said property front between Cand D. This property offe: ducement to persons that want « am dwelt ‘*\ ig four rooms and a kitcher Te One balf cash; balance ins nd twelve menths. A dee! given and a deed of at All conveyancing at the cont of the purchaser Title good. Sale without reserve _au 24" CKOWN., WALKER &@ ©O., Aucts. BX 245. ©. McGUIEE & Co., Auctioneers, Fr TERE AND Hot SEHOLD EFFECTS AT THE RESIDE. OF THE LATE HON, W. W SEATON, No. 4 E street, between Tth end sth streets On THUKSDaY MORNING, August 30th, 10 o'clock, we shall sell the nd Ettact of the lave Hon. W.W. Seaton, comprising im rt Rosewood Case Pianoforte by Chickering Parlor Chairs. Lounces, Marble-top Tables ie top Sideboards ench China and Glassware vd Wine Coolers, Candelebras, Casters ‘ved Dining Table and Chairs Frame Mirrors, Oil Paintings, alpnt and Mahocany Bedsteads Hatr Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows Blankets, Sheets and Counterpaves by an! Walnut Dressing Bureaus bes. Toilet Tables *, Three ply. and Ingrain Carpets Giicloths, + Engra Japanese Waiters and Torlet Set T ber with a general assortment of Kitchen =. A ‘erms cash. au 8d _J.C McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. ¥ W.L. WALL & 60. Bazaar 95 La. GERMANTOWN CARRIAGE. PAIR OF BI- CABRIA FIRST-CLASS HABNESS G2 has On THURSDAY MORSING, August 30, at 16 BP ty ap ogg ay pecwer A sple ‘eam, Ac, hall e prot 7 aD officer in the army. and ieaving ty city, and baving no further use for them. iy itive. se wb. WALL & 0O., Aucts, augz Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, WENTY BUILDING LOTS OR MARKET TOMDENE. NEAR GEOBGETOWN, AT AUO- T * On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August (if fatr. if not, next fair day.) at 40'clock p Will sell, on the premires, part of that very vain- ale and desisable track of iand called Friendship situated in Washington county, in the District of Columbia, about one-and a-half miles above George t sbout halfs mile from the Rockville tarppike and the Ri Road The property will be divided into twenty Building Lots or ot jens. each containing from feur to eight acres, can be seen at any time previous to sale on ap tion to W.D. OC. MU K, Beq., at ti Cedars, Georgetown Heights. A plat of the Prep: erty can be seen at the Auction No. 174 Bridge street. to commence at Lot No.1, near Tennallytown. ‘erms: One-quarter cash; balance 6,12, and 18 Months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the ‘tof the purchaser “poisd™ intel” THOS, DOWLING, Auct. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TBUSTEE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN THE SIXTH WARD. By virtue of a deed of trust to the subseriber,da- ted December 23, 1865, and recorded in Liber BM, I , No. 15. folios 26, &c . one of the imnd records, &c..1 shall offer for sete. at public auction. SATURDAY, the ist da of September, o'clock p. m..in front ef the premises, Low Nos, ene (1) and three (3)in Sqeere numbered ten bun- dred and twenty three, (1.033 )and Lots numbered eleven (]})sna twelve (12,) in Square bered nine hundred and ninety-six, (99¢,) of the plauof the city of Washington. Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 months, the purchaser giving his notes for the | deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and ity cause, | | new Frame Houses, all nicely If the terms of sale are not complied with within | five days from the day of sal 1 Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the pur- | iu defauit.on one week"s notice chaser In detanl MCRL T. DEUEY, Trustes au 2-eod&de GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, UOTION SALE AT THE NAVY YARD, U 8. Navy Yano. Wasbington, Aug. 27, 1865 Will be sold at auction, to the highest bidder, Ti AY, ber 1. 18%, at Iz te the Wanhenee mary ard. the following as unfit for vernment ser- ‘A uantity of REFUSE WOOD CHIPS, éc., ts to enit purchasers. “Re ONE YOKE UF OXER Also, : } Ieo number (15) of SMALL BOATS, DINGIES. CUTTERS. YAWLS, &c. | 80. ‘aneons Articles. togetker ted.) unless caid Previous to the sole ons designing to bid will have an o; - tersiy to cqambon uns of tooertetnee application . LATHROP, aval Storekeeper ant OHAS. EF. N bearing interest from day ef sale. ven & ceed of trust taken, to seoure the deferred All conveyancing and at the urchaser. If the terms of ‘© not complied with with in five days from t 7 of sale, the trustee reserve the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser, on giving three da: inthe ning Star. ASBURY LLOYD. Trustee. JyZ-eokde GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. . WALL & ©O., Auctioneers. CONTINU SALE. BIDAY MORNING. sist An. it our store, No. 411 Bue. Corner 4s, stock of pur. and Liqnor- ef various Kinds, on hand some yea! comprising an assortment of about $ 0 botties also several barrels of fine Whi-ky, Brandy, and Liquors in demijohn= ases of Mumms Chateau Latourette Chem agne, Scotch and Lon. don Ales. &c Private faniles. expecially for this season of use, a» well as dealers, may find it to their interest to attend, Can be examined Previoustowale. y OROMELIEN & 00 an25-4 W. L. WALL & CO. Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acctioneers. THREE NEW TWO-STORY FRA 0 AND LOTS ON 20TH STREET WEet ee tween L and M streets north, at Public Anc tien On TUESDAY, the 4th day of Septem! . # 69 clock p ™a., we shall sell, om the promise, Lot No. —, in Square No. 117 improved by three Snished, m them comfortable fectdences for sny prival Lo ily. One of them been fitted for a store room. Also, four Frame Buildings, fronting on 9 alley in reaniof the nee ee ee ‘erms: One-thira cash; balance in 6 and 12 on the prem trust All quaveyenciog and revenue pS atthe stam| asers. §50 down on each house GREEN & WILLIAMS, aucts, YGBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, EBNMENT SALE OF VALU. . BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER as TION o end 21, in Syuare No 4 and 5, in ners No 612 sre No 651. Sol. Lots numbered 2, 3 Lot numbered 13, in Square sout Lote numbered i Song io = Dembered ‘spun 13, in pur opagelu end ool 7 complied with im — Comm: the rebe-er, By order oft