Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1866, Page 3

“THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Aw Interesting Lanp Oase.—Judge Wy- lie, in chambers, has recently made a decision im the case of Levi H. Whitney agt. John B. Frisbie, granting an injunction to restrain Frisbie from accepting from the Government & patent for the quarter section of land known as the Soscal Ranche, on which is situated the city of Benecia, the town of Vallejo, the U.S. avy yard on Mare Island, and the depot of tbe Pacific Steamship Company. Lt is claimed by @risbie, who is ason-in-law of Vallejo, that the latter purchased it in 1844, and that Vallejo disposed of it to him in 1855, with other lands, The complainant Whitney, in October, 1262, entered this quarter section making the neces- sary improvementsand tendered himself ready to comply with all the other terms and condi- tions required by law to entitle him to obtain a patent forthe land. By the act of March 3d, 1563, Congress interfered in behaif of the bona fide purchasers under Vallejo, to take it away and sell to them. This act provided that it might be lawful for the purchasers from Wailejo or their assigns to entre the land at $1.25 per acre, and that all claims should be presented to the Register and Receiver within 12 months of the return of the surveys accom- panied by proot of the purchase from Vallejo. The officers (Register and Receiver) took the Proof &s required in regard to the claim of the defendant, and decided the case in his favor. This decision was reversed by the Com- missioner of the Land Office, on the ground that the settlers had obtained a valid title to the land prior to the act of March 3d, 1563. The case was then taken on appeal to the Secretary of the Interior, who reterred the legal ques- tions involved to the Attorney General, and he advised “that a settler under the pre-emption jaws acquires, and can acquire, no vested in- terest in the land he occupies by virtue simply of settlement, and that no vested interest is ob- tained until the settler bas taken all the legal steps necessary to perfect an entrance in the Land Office * Accepting this opinion, the Secretary re- versed the decision ot the Lagd Office, and, as it was alleged. a patent was about to issue to Frisbie. Judge Wylie cited the case of the United States against Fitzgerald, in 15th Peters, 47, in Which it was decided that no reservation or appropriation of public land can be made atter @ citizen has acquired the right of pre-emp- tion, and nolds to this opinion. citing other cases where similar decisions were made, and diseusses the case at considerable length, in the course ot which he says :—-I am of opin- ion that Mp degree shows a valid equitable imcboate right to the property in question, which he had acquired anterior to the passage of the act of Congress of March 3, 1563, under whicn defendant denies bis claim to hayea title granted to him by the Government: and that the decision of the Commissioner of the Land Office in favor of the settlers, which was reversed by the Secretary of the Interior, on the advice of the Attorney General, was clearly correct.” THe 1.0.0. F —— CELEBRATION AT Brooke. t The Odd Feliows trom this city who participated in the celebration at Brookeville, hia yesterdty. numbered over one hundred, and represented the Grand Lodge, and Cen- tral, Washington » Oo . Union, Friendship, Covenant, Metropolis, Excelsior, Mechanics and Oriental Lodges. They ar- rived at the grove near Brookeville, at o'clock a. m..and were met by a committee of Brookeville Lodge and escorted to their posi- ton in the line, which was soon on the march throvgh the village, in the following order. Chiet Marshal E. J. Hall, mounted; Clarks- burg cornet band: Brookeville Lodge, with banner, Rainbow Lodge, of Lisbon, with ban- ner; Etlicott’s Milis brass band; Centre Lodge, ott’s Mills, with banner; Heald’s brass band, the Washington Lodges under William Kettler. Grand Marshal, headed by Oriental Lodge, with banner, the Grand Lodge bring- | ing up the rear. The procession was a larze one, numbering about three hundred, and on the line of march received the chaplain and speaker of the day, and escorted thein to a beautiful grove where a stand had been erect- ed and arrangements made for seating the Isrge numbers of ladies and gentlemen pres- ent. The stand was tastefully decorated with wreaths, evergreens, &c., and forming the letters “1. O. O. F.” on the front, and the banners placed in a prominent position, mak- ing altogether a fine display. The exercises opened with music by the band, and followed by prayer by Rev. Bro. Wilson. Grand Sec- retary Escavaille, of Baltimore, atter some remarks concerning the celebration, intro- duced Josiah L. Baugher, Grand Master of Maryland, who, for about an hour, enchained the attention of the company with an address upon Odd Fellowship, defending the true tenets of the fraternity, and holding them up to the admiration of the brotherhood. after the address. an adjournment for dinner took place, and ample justice was done to the bountiful supply of good things spread upon the long lines of tables in the grove; the bands Tmeanwhile making the old grove resound With music. About 2 o'clock, the exercises at the stand were resumed, when Past Grand Master Gary, of Baltimore, delivered an elo- quent address. in which he gave a history of the rise and progress of Odd Fellowship in the United States, and especially in Maryland. Rey. Mr. Wilson, of Howard county, also de- livered an address; after which the exercises at the stand were conciuded, and the 1. 0. O. F. celebration at an end. The Washingtonians returned to the city during the evening, the iastof them reaching nome about midnight, and | expressed themselves as much pleased with their trip and the treatment they received at the hands of their Brookeville brethren and the citizens, and especially Chief Marshal Hall and family, for their attention to the com- forts and pleasure of the ladies and others f | the party. —° VAGRANCY.—Although there is now a de- mand for labor in various rural districts, the District of Columbia is plagued by a host of stout able-bodied men, who do nothing but loaf about low groggeries and sleap in the markets, fields, or unoccupied buildings, and subsist by petty larcenies, and tne eharity of the citizens. Few if any ot these drunken, | Worthless creatures belong to the District. but | are colonized from all sections ot the country, and even from the British Provinces. Of course & great majority of these are negroes, who will bot work, but there are many white vagran's who admit that their fare from distant cities to Washington was paid on condition that they Would leave those localities. The city of Washington for years past has been the win- ter residence of the vagrants of other cities, and the expense to our citizens has been heavy. This season they appear to be coming in larger bumbers than usual, and what to do with | them under existing laws will puzzle our mu- Dicipal suthorities. If any provision could be made to employ the vagrants a hard labor du- ring the winter, there will be less in Washing- ton the next season. joanna PRISONERS OF WAR ASS8OCIATION.—Last evening. in obedience to acall a number of officers who, during the late war, were impris- oned ip the Confederate prisons, met at tae Council Chamber. Colonel B. F. Fisher, late of the Signal Corps, was called to the chair, and Brigadier General W. P. iaselle beg epapaee secretary. Those present engaged in a conversation as to the feasability of forming a club or associa. ton of all who have been inmates of Southern prisons, and some interesting reminisences ‘were given of Andersonville, Richmond, and — places. committee, com 'd of Brigadier General W. P. Laselle, Major H. J. Nolen, Gape J.B. Michener, Ssith Pa. volunteers, Capt. Lewie Weiser, (Gari,) Ist Md. cavsiry, and Lieut. J. N. Whitney, 2d R. 1. were appointed to pre- are 3 plan of organization, to be submitted at uture meeting After passing a vote of thanks to the Council for the use of the chamber, the meeting ad. journed to meet at the call of the committee. ——__4—___- Youre Men's Nasional Untoy Crvn.—On Monday evening tastaiarge number of the young men of this city assembled together. in pursuance of a call previously circulated, for the formation cf a “Young Union Club.” The members of this associa- tion sre pledged “to support, advocate, and, by every means in their power, promote the success of the restoration policy of President Jobnson and the principles enunciated by the National Union Convention held at Phila. delphia, August 14, 1565." The club was organized by the election of the following officers: President—O. H. Snow. Vice Presidents—Thomas E. Lloyd. Thos. P. Morgan. Executive Committ wen Thorn, Richard T. Merrick, S. F. Savage. Col. T. B. Samo, ang W. tH. Rohrer. Rocording Secre- taries—Ool. L. A. Whitely, J. P. Crowley, and 3S. BR. Sylvester. @forresponding Secretary— Captain James G. Payne. ——_o—____ Tar BaLtiMoks Seurzew Festivat.—Ths fesiivities trending ‘he annual celebration o the Balumore Shutzen still continne at th: Park, East Baltimore, various amusement: being provided and participated in. Among tbe prizes awarded yesterday were the third and fourth, for ten-pin alley bowling, to Messrs. Emmert and Wills, of this city, tha first reevivirg a handsome China tea set, and the latter a pa:r o! caine Frieat tw Mukper Hay —Last night, officer. Frazier aud Wilton arrested Alfred Boyd for assault and battery on Pbillip Hamilron, boin eolered, at & bone in Marder ag a The crnse of the row was pot explained, it the com- piainent exhibited an ugly gash on bis head, as evidence of the charge he made. Justice Bates, who tried the ense, decided the parties are equally gvil'y, ord fined each $5 for disor. cerly conduct len’s National © | age ALEXAND 1A APratns.—We clip the follow- ing from the Garetie vi yesterday: Tie loco- Motive stiached to the eight o'clock up train on the Washington and Alexaadria Railroad, ran cfftbe track thi< morning, when on the curve tn the rear of the Cotcon Factory. No one was injared. however, and the obstruction to tbe travel was removed ashort time after ten o'clock. The Occoquan steam packet Enterprice, in leaving the Ferry Slip this morning, was caught on a pile in tue dock, and though strenuous efforts were made to get her off by a stesm-tug, they were unsuecessful, er caTgo was removed by a lighter, and she now lies, caught fast, awaiting another bigh tide The regroes arrested in this city for the murder of the iate William Lyles, of Prince Georges’ county, Maryland, will be tried at the court of Prince Georges’ county, at Upner Marlboro, on Monday next, the third proximo, on which ary the court convenes. Last night when the nine o’ciock train, on the Washington and Alexandria Railroad, had arrived at the Virginia side of the Long Bridge, on its way down, some mischievous scamp, removed the coupling pin which joined the two rear cars to the rest of the train, so that these two cars, with their contained passengers, were a to wait on the track at that point until the first part of the train—which bad almost reached this city be- fore those on board discovered what had oc- curred—returned for them. pcs Frets Warp NATIONAL Union Ciun —Last evening, & preliminary meeting was held at Dooley’s Hall, Capitol Hill, to take steps to form & Nationa: Union Club for that ward. After consultation the meeting adjourned to Tuesday evening next. soce- ~ CITY ITEMS, ————— ae JEWELRY.—White Lava Buttons, Jet and Peari Buttons, Enameled Buttons, Catifornia Stone Battons-recei ved this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Pennsylvy: avenue, neat 4 street. ens Birttarp Matcu.—Mr. A. Olevi from Par- is, and Mr. F. C. Collinsworth, of Brady's rooms, will play & match game of 500 pointed carom at A.S. Brady & Co.'s rooms. &2, §4 and S6 Lonisiana avenue, near 9th street, this (Thursday) evening. —.—__—_. Beavti Goons? If you ! Ifyou want the latest style of goods! If you want goods at moderate prices? 1f you want clothes gct up in the lat- est and most approved styles, and if you don’t want any old fogy styles, why then go to Parmer & Walker, 484 7th street, near E, who keep a large assortment of the finest kind of cloths, cassimeres and vesting and the largest and finest assortment of Gent's Furnishing Goods this side of Mason and Dixon's line. Call and convince yourselves. ———e Ir you WAN want rich good. VALUABLE AND RELIABLE.—« Brown's Bron- chial Troches” will be found invaluable to those exposed to sudden changes, affording prompt relict in eases of Coughs, Colds.etc. For Pub- hie Speakers and Singers, and those who over- tax the voice, they are useful in relieving an Irritated Throat, and will render articuiation easy. As there are imitations, be sure to obtain the genuine. ————-e Ir THE Lanes of shington wish to see A nice and selected stock of Dry Goods, we ad- ¥ © them to call on Messrs. Yates & Selby, Pennsylyania Avenue, between 6th and streets, They have recently received a large stock of coods(many of them from auc- tiops) consisting 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 im prices. Call and examine for yourselyes and if you do not like the goods, you are under ne obligations to purebase, 4 ee STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—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 45 and 6th streets. —_— PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. | ceichieneariebeessiehiemme ee MARRIED, NHEIMER—JONES. At Norfolk. V on the ssth instant, ac the residence of the bride by the Rev. Mr Oxer- L MACKENHEIMER to Mias CARBIE P., eldest danghter of Captain J. 0. Jones, of Montgomery county, Ma it On the 29th inst., after a long and paintul iliness, WILLIAM NSON LEMON, only childet Jebn W. and Mary EK. Grice, aged 1 months ard 28 days. GRICE. Bis funeral will take place on Thursday after- noon. st 3% o’clock, from the residence of his parents..n Latreet, between 434 and 6th streets, sland. The friends and relatives of the fami ly ere respecttully invited, ™ SHEKELL. On the 29th instant, at 12 minntes part 8oclock p.m. the darling and only son of Gesens S and A. L. Shekell, aged 2 yoars 6 months anc 38 Ob, my darling boy is dad! How oft he made my bosom glad— No more to hear bia little voic none to fill his place Fe was my darling blue eyed boy; Be was my darling ; Lloved bim, oh. For soon be ale: i died Farewell now. my beari’s fond treasure: Farewell till this life is oe When bend ig hand we'll the pleasure Of rambling on the shining shore. —His Motyer. The funeral will take place on Frida: 30°clock, from the residence of his parents, on west, between G and HM south. 2t* WIMSATT. (n the 30th inst., after a short but psinfal itiness RICHARD D . third aon of Bich- ard and Sarah Wimeatt.in the lith year of his “* May he rest in peace.’? The friends «f the family are invited to attend his feneral. rem St Dominic's Charch, Saturday nD it 9 o’cloc! &eo. & "PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, é prexie FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SUNDAY AND DAY SCHOOLS or ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, aT ANALOSTAN ISLAND. ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3p, 1866. celebrated Holy Hill Band has been en- gaged. Tickets, Fifty Cents; Children, Twenty-five Dts. au 30 St GBAND AND DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION To NORFOLK AND OLD PUINT COMFORT for the benefit ef THE NEW CATROLIG CHUBCH now building in the First Ward, A fine large Steamer, with all the necessary ac- com modat = will leave Was! ng: AY. LR 4, arrivi is y Mor w there will be 4 ne vice op boara Tne in the afternoon, t steemer will return, touching at Old Pvint Cor fort, und arrive in Washi’ Sore, Bad Sarize ashington Monday morning The excursion will take place, troni:dted 400 tinks fs be disposed of at $3-ach for the fein ‘Be: Children icket for man and wife ¢ alone authorized to and ifthe Excursion d. they will refund the money received noe OO® Of, Con mittee :—Col U'Betrne. Deputy Mai ‘shal. Dr Win H Newman, Wm Forsyth. Nich -Oall, Joyce, Thos J Myers, Win Byan, Pain yaaa Jchn Wels. Thos Byrne, Matthew Bee + Peter EK n. And Carrot! James Green Jno F'Ennt Mohan. Ed McManus. Geo nm. haa or: Jno Green, apy ee abd matiesben. Thos Wilttamas Jas aley. Laurence Manion, Hu, Patric Burray, Pack Larney. ” SO Marray, Patrick E OF GOOD CHEER. Tene 1 1866 TT will leave her wharf m Precisoly, returning roe the purchase of pew uniforms ©" ' D8 applied to ntleman and Ia- i adm ting Commister of Arrangements —Jobn T. Cha Sam’i Meckey Chas H Lewis, Chas. F mncey, Geo LE. Neses Geo W Lewt Holbrook, MEK LEAVES FOR MOUNT Vel Sin rnunpar. iis 4m geaieme KETUBDD * 4% P. FARE FOR ROUND TRIP. 81 40 Qove-third of this smoun: for ase of Mount Assortation n0R Washington and piace every hour f Alexandria Beats leave each to6 p.m. 2" The fine Bt Wawaset can be charte, for Excursions a VAN RIRWIOR eug ligt (futel} General Supt PF ALEABD 4 HaRiIsON CARPENTERS ABD BUILDERS, Boop—475 Righth atrnet west, bet Daw 5 worth Orders*eoiiciud eu tt-La* FF ed HAS WARTED—At the Hoop Skirt Fa-tory 49 touigian: eu 30-2* enue, vetween 6th and 7th ew W 4bTED-a BOY to tearn the Biack- W feiting. Kopi asad Dertect end ota, ANTRD_By ar irl, a SIT- UATION to do namnter work. ot gate f{ mily. addrss a note t2 Box No. 30, Str offize, it ANTED—B. t in a private family, ri - Bter office, pie oun ANTED—§3,000 for one year, secured on real estate worth $9 000. ilt pay the reg- ular interest. besi liberal bowos Address, vee a city post office, fer one week, H. H. H. au 30 3t* ANTED—By a married woman. a PLACE to wash or do other work, where she can Peed of work, and will pervors feaskiel for it 1 . ver, an ‘dl Address a note to Box 3, Star office. ou 30-St ANTED—A middle aged WOMAN. German Preferred, to cook and keep house for two men, (a gardener and an overseer.) and todo a portion of the washing of the family employing wiltoads Wat fcarttitaae agen ine Sat rel rr a Smee atten otloeK on Saturday merniag. au30 2t VW) 4NTED-—A GIBL to do housework for aenal family, Inquire at 18 Market Sp: stairs ac S4NTBD—Twogood CABPENT: at Dorthwest corner of Pena’ 17th street from 5 a.m. till3 p m. OARD WANTED-—By a gentlema: vate family. where there are but few boarders, Add ree we particulars, ‘‘B, O.," Star Office, ANTED—By a gentleman abeut to commence a General Claim and Rea PABT: x = hos Fite es — Department, or eryizth ap . Manse a WM. H. HINES, V ANTED—15 NK MASONS. Wages . 0 PA Bae. and 7 an wad Apply at ree »D. 0. 9 seroe ey. V.OOLLINS. W ‘en Pe eeovecappe PLASTEREBS. Aopiy By 8 young man ern Virginia, a SITUATION § had some experience in business ferred. A situation en * UAT N dustrious and tem; other employ ment, rites stauds grocery a little. Oa mended. Address T. P., Oi WASTED By a res) TIUN to do genera tant abont the honse. The beat of references come well recom- Post Offi 29 3t* ctable girl, a SITUA- housework, or an assis give Please address a note to“A.C .’’ Star OF ae _ a0 29-30" H EB WANTED-Kither farn or unfar- niebed—by a gentlemen and desirous of a cemmencing hourekeeping October let, 18:6. Ad- drets, stating number of rooms, terms and loca- tion, “B. F Room 57 Third Auditor's Office, U.8.T Qu 29-3t* W TED. ret class ; alse, CHAM BEBMAID, who understands waiting. Re- ferences required. Apply at this office. au 28 $t* ANTED—By September Ist, a medium sized, enteel HOUSE ina desirable location. for Sane tamnily. Nochildien. Address T. ce. WANTED_To Tent five to eight rooms: small fam permanent tevant Ai H S., B av =i Zz Ww ANTEP—By pectable woman a SITU A- TION as first class Cook in a Boarding House or Restaurant, Address Box No. 10 Star Office. auld rea-ur' NTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies and Gents’ Clothing, er any articles of valne, st KR. FULTON &CO.’S, Pawnbrokers, 902 9th street. three doors north ef Penn’a avenue. N. B, 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter ° for sale cheap. jy 21. co2m* ANTEP —SKOOND HAND FURNITU Also. MIRKORS. OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every ot le . street. Sore between G and H. east atde. FOR SALE AND RENT. Foz BENT—Two FURNISHED ROR peas ant and airy. Prices $10amd 5, At No §3 Pa. avenue, near 2ist at my 23-tf 2°. RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, eight rooms, water and gas. pleasantly located. This boure is completely furnished for housekeeping. A Piano goes with the house Rent aR month, McNEIR & BRYANT, au 28 495 7th street, ENTs BEDUCED OF THREE COMFORT- ABLE BRICK HOUSES, containing eleven rooms & situated in 2d. 4th, and7th Wards, Apply at GILMAN'S Drug Store, Pa. ave., near 7th street. au 27 tf For RENT—STORE- BOOM and DWELLING on Beyal street, between King and Cameron, opposite the market-house. It is now fitted up for a restaurant, but is suitable for anv kind of business. For terms apply to WM. STEWART, Esq. .at French's Bookstore, Alexandiia, ¥ or i io EGAN & PEBBIE, corner Band 9th s ash- ington, D. C. _ audtt J°O, LET—Very nice suit of four ROOMS, on2d floor, furnia for housekewping, at No. 315 north B street, Capitol Hill, between Delaware avenue and Ist street. Apply to D, L. WELLS & CO.. corner 00) a F street eu 25-5t FBAME Fo SALE OB RENT—A ory HOUSE, located on the seuth side of B street, between 20th and 2lst streets. The house contains 5 rooms, with large yard, The rent moderate. If sold the terms made to suit. Inquire of A. W. DENHAM, on 19th street, between E and F streets, '[{au25-st"] | ANDREW SMALL. Fo RENT—A fine FRAME horses, with carriage-house a1 ~~ Joft, eit- uated on Fini Alley, bet. 9th and 10th sts, Apply at 393 E street, bet. 9th and 10th. my 16 Fe REN T—That desirable and convenient four story BUILDING, No 468 Pa av., (recent! connected with the U.S. Hotel.) has a large bac! building. Well ed fora Public or Boarding House. For terms apply te Messrs. HABLE & o on the premises, Jy %4-eolm* FS PPLE The GOOD WILL, LEASE, and FIXTURES of one of the best located Gro- ceries in Washington, together with well selected assortment of fine Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c., ali of which will be seld at cost or wholesale market price Satisfactory reasons for ren ing Spey for further particulars to JOHN 0. B. ‘a Ee Sor six ¥, corner oth street west and I street north. au 16 t8epl FOR SALE AND RENT. Pe ee oes, Hae cnt Serhie.at RENT—Two FURNISHED BOOMS. oult- bie tor hou 2 fot Mo. 344 10th street, between Land ‘au 30-3t" 175G street, uquire on the premises. avenve, Lety cen ath and . au SO-3t* Fo. BENT—A oe and two BEDROOMS onthe fisor. Itis in a central location 1nd convenient to the Departments. Apply at 341 F otreet, bet. oth and 10th Qu 30-3t* T° LET—HOOSE of 11 rooms, with and water, furnished of unfurniohed. freer tember Ist. D. lL. WEGLS & CO., eu 30-4t corner 10th and F streets, OUSE IN GEOKGETOWN FOR RENT-A A DOUBLE COTTAGE, No. 41 itgomery rooms and cellar. Ap- eu 30-3t* 8t.. with gas and water, ply at 122 Washing ton Fee. BENT—A HOUSE, containing five rooms, ituated om 12th street. near Maryland ave- Rent $12.80 per month. Apply MAN. 547 13th street, between B and C streets, Ieland. eu 30-3" Fo, BENT—To a private family, HOUSE No. 500 New Jersey avenue, having been thor- oughly repaired. For terms inquire of Mrs. KE. aD. WROE, No. 464 M street, between 12th and 13th. Key next door. an 30-3t* ‘HE GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIXTURES, Tionse wacon ee, of «Peet Store, lo- Jersey ave. ar B. and 0. Depot, it publicauction, on the premises, on Monday, September 3d, 12 o'clock m.. if not disposed of befor: private sale. au 30-3t* Fe. SALE—A FRAME BUILDING tour rooms. nearly new. used for a store, with near- feet of ground, o i} Pak Price moderate. Terms easy 476 7th street, or address J.T. LIGHTE 2 eet au 30. Office Box 821, AUCTION SALES. THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. ‘Os. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August Mf not, next fair @ay.)a8 aoiclock goin AUCTION SALES. [Por other ace fourth page| ie E FUENITU MILY LEAVING yan, ue OY at £0cRIG at Dwelling No. 30, corer 13% and U streets, wes sali sell the ion the very vel he best goality Brasocls C Sble and desirable track of tend rinndabi Rosewood and Mahorscy Parte Bets fitusted in Washington cousty. fe the View Martie top wand Walnut ant fine painted | of Columbia, sbout one-and a half. miles abo: x pow ad town, about haifa mile ng, &c., Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. —— Bridge street. ELL-KEPT HO! HOLL L 5 = PUBLIC AUCTION. arronk AF . ar cash: balance 6,12, and 16 Ov SATURDAY. the ist day of September, at 19 | months, with interest, secured by a ceed of trost lock @. Booms, ove -. We shall sel Ts ? ne our Auction =< : y. Conveyancing and stamps at the ner of atreets. vir: one Green ‘ep, Parion Suite te, Black Walnnt “Tulsa Tintell” THOS. DOWLING. Acct Tame. col a Tete « Te i. t's a -- w»_>o" we - ang Leitioe’Gaatof and tan Side Obairs SN" | BRU WL. WALL & 00., Anotioncers e Marble-top le NUED SALE One Gilt Frame French Piate Mirror On FRID CONTI | One handseme AY MOBNING. Sist A et. at 0 Complete Hair Mettrercon tnd FeatherPiliows | Slock.stonr store, No all. Pent) ° ng tand other Chamber Furaiture Oak Dining ite and Painted Sideboard nted Booacase and Writing Desk Several new Ingrain Carpets end Vilcloths 1 Brusseis Carpets and ir Mate a Li. And many other articles which we deem unneces- Cate sag tele oy sary to enumerate au Latourette n_gne, Scotel Persons will find it to their advantage to attend | 40" Ales. Sc Private families. expect this sale of house-furnishi this season of use, as well as dealers, may ing goods. i it Terms cash. to their int t to attend. Can be examined ans GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, | Previons to ai B. CROMELIEN &@ CO >Y WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, “ aud w.L WaLL aco » Aucts. SUTLER SHOP AT CAMPEELL HOSPITAL, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. together with the ining Building. near the itv adjo% = & Hotel, 7th street, at Public Aneti HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE STREET, On MUNDAY, the i ef Septactber met, ats | BETWEEN MISSOURI AR Web Reh va: ovclock p. m.,we shail sell, on the premises, the A TONG HOUSE Bo 41, above-named Building. FORLIO AUCTION... Terms cash, Ov FRIDAY, the Sist instan’ anwd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. i hall sell, at tne residerce Sindy de rooms, water, and ait on K st: and it one FUBNISH: . to JO8 F. KELLY, corner sth and I; er 0. F. E. BICHARDSON, No, 473 F street, between th and 12'b. 30. Fe BENT—Three HOUSES; one with six * Fo RENT—Blegantly FURNISHED ROOMS, in the most central location in Washington— 274 F street, one door from the corner of 13th street. north side. Single gentlemen pre‘erred. Also, fine Brick Stabling and Carria, ouse, en- trance en F st. Apply on the premises, or P. J. BELLEW. 5107th et. au 3) 3t* FOR BENT A comportable two-story BRIOK DWELLING, with back building, stable. cow shed, woodhouse, &c.; large grounds attached, with’ fine collection ot flowers, beaches. pears, es, &C,; pumpin yard, Possession given im- frediately. HALL & HUME, Gro-ere, au 30-3t No. 40, opposite Centre Market, | (UR BENT—Part of HOUSE. suitable for kK housekeeping: No. 726 New Jersey avenue, Island. Very retired. 229-2t* Foe BENT—In Georgetown, HOUSE No 55,00 3d street. containing six rooms. Rent $15 per month. Apply at No. 60 Prospect au 29 2” FOE EENT_A smali BRICK HOUSE of six roome at 450 Met.. after5o au 29-3t* To LaRoE ROOMS FOR RENT. AT 72 Market street, Georgetown. Bent $10 per month. an 29 tt nicely FURNISHED together or separately. 0.234 H st. bet: 2t* ‘OR BENT — Several ROOMS. Will be let oe and gas fn the house. 19 tuated Inquire at J. on F and B. and 0. RB B. FAUTH'’S Restaurant, New Jersey ave . between E and F streets north. ____— 8 29 3t* F% RENT—Three or four FURNISHED BOOMS on second floor, with facilities for housekeeping, at No. 139 G street, between 2ist and 22d. au 29-3t Fo BENT OR SALE—A two story OOTTAGE HOUSE. contsining 6 rooms and a bath room; water and gas through the house. situated at No. 627 7th streeet. Island Apply at the house. or at No, 462 10th street. Island an 29-3t* I ESIR FUBNISHED BOOMS, 492 E street, between Sth and 6th, with oxcelleut cooking stove, for housekeeping. or single gentle: men, Water and fuel ce handy; front and rear airy, clean and health: au 29 3t* OB RENT—The DWELLING corner ith and F streets. D" and+umner kitchen’ gas and water. Possession immediately. Bent reasonable, Inquire on the premises. au 29 3t* Fo ‘RUNT—A HOUSE containing five rooms, on 7th, bet N and @ streets north. Water convenient Poss Inguise of WILL’ street north, 2 FOE SALE_The BARBER SHOP on 2th strect bet n D and E. Reason for selling bad healt — _ 8a 28 att Foe BENT.—a two story FRAME HOUSE. in complete order. Apply at No, 297 3d street west, between G and H sta, an 23-3t™ OUSE FOR BENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—Inquire atNo 26% 9th street. bet. M ani N. au 23 St" OB RENT—A few Furnished KOOMS, with able for a family or single 2d ce pa & Georgetown, cow ply at 123 Bridg {OR RENT—Two neatly FURNISHED Bt O0MS ou the second floor, Terms modera 402 F street, one door from 7th, near the Post and Patent Offices. au 25-3t™ O8 BENT—PART OF A FINE STOKE on Penn. avenue, north side. Admirable location for any business. Address at once M. C., Clerk's Box. Post Offic ating for what required au23-3t* {OB RENT—Several very desirable FUR- NISHED ROOMS. ina private family, at No. Indiana nue, between 3d apd 4th sts Ya City Hi an 33- OB RENT—A neatly furnishel FRONT BED ROOM. heated. aud bath-room attached. with or without board—for gentlemen only, No 3453; &A street, between I and K. au 2 3t* OBR RENT—From September ist, PART OF ROOM No. 1, Washington Building. corner of 7th street and Penn's nue. ire on the Premises. yu 28-3t* OR NT—A three story BRICK HOUSE, containi: rooms, situat: don 2d street, be- . Inquire of JA8. tween Mare ue and H MULQUIN, No 26 24 s au 28 3t™ FS, RENT—A three story BRICK DWELL- ING FOUSE, with back building attached for servants’ use, located on B street north, bet. 2d and 3d streets, Inquire at 506 Pennsylvania evenu au 10-10t™ JOR SALB—Seuth half of LOT 22, in square Btate Department. between Toad U streate: 335% 138 feet. Inquire of JOHN WAGNER, next dose, Price 81400, au 3-eolm* 46.7 Gr OB BENT— Two Furnished ROOMS, on 2¢ first floor, or two rooms and kitchen, at No. 467 13th street, between K and F sts. au J¢-tr ‘OR BENT—The well known “SIMPSON HOUSE,” soutbwest corner of Pa. avenue and l0thstreet. Possession given the Ist day of September. Inquire of Dr. McFARLAN, coruer Pa. avenue and 12th ever Entwisie’s Drug Store. between the hor 4 o clock, or of of] and COMBS & SON, 259 Pa. avenue, near lWth'st, eu )3-eetsel* Fo BENT—A threestory BRICK HOUSE with 10 rooms and ell modern improvements, situa- ted on lith street, between Band. For further Cecars inquire of T. M. RABVBY, eT wv etween 10th and lth. -tf” OR BENT—A ROOM. suitable for some light mechanical work. Inquire of au 8 eolm* "273 Penn ue. OR RENT—In the STAR OFFIOE BUILD- INGS. corner of Pennsylvania avenne and 1ith Street, BOOMS suitable for law, real estate or any ieee Wathingee Spee Ow. ERE e iD . . Be Bar Oftice ep jest ef” Fe RENT—The STORE No. 391 D street, ear lith. It fronts immediately on Penna. raltwates seve rene in tsbington et Apply to 0. B. BAK EE. at the Star Omios. Jo80 (f° Fo RENT—In the corner of Peni BOOMS. B BAKER, at the Star Office. Fo BENT—That handsome 3 story and base- ment RESIDENCE, No. 266 F street north all the modern improvements; hot and co! F; bath room; with gas fixtures tosame. In- au = z 4908 — north Patent Office. a7 « AMES TOWLES, ST™= LINE_©OF STEAMSHIPS FOB NEW > YORK, (OUTSIDE.) LEAVING GEORGETOWN AND ALEXAN- DBIA WEEKLY. The Steamsbip THAMES, Capt B. E. Swift, will leave her wharf. Ne 41 Water st Georgetown.on WEDNESDAY. Sth, at Ba. stopping at Alexand am For freight or presse, baving first class ac- commodations, apply t JOHN F. sNDREWS. Agent, No. 41 Water street, Georgetown. WN. B —fhippers may confidently rely upon this line running regularly, as advertised, te accom- (OR BENT—A con jently FURNISHED HOUSE, containing 9 rooms, in a healthy and desirable locality. Terms m ‘ate, in advance, at No. 357 1ith street. bet. Mand N. an 28-3t* OB RENT—One BRIOK HOUSE. containing 6 rooms, very cenveni situat on P street Borth,bet. 4th and 5th sts. west, Inquire at the corner of 5th and P sts. north. au 23.3t° HOUSE, with Back ‘obe, and has water 7th au 23 St" ¥F = One of the finest FANCY STORES in Washing- ton, now doing a large and profitable business of $00,000 per annum. Will be soldlow. Apply to FRANK ETCHISON, _&u 27-6t* 12 Market Space. Foe BEN T—On the Ist_of September. large double HOUSE. near Kendall Green, with ten od stabling, with four dening condition. and ter at the door; ove Rent $610 © trees; best of mile fromthe Post Office. per am to a good tenant. Inquire at No 462 1ith street, between F and@ ats.,or om the premises to Mr: McLEKAN. au Z-lw Hocse FOR SALE—Oontsining four rooms and cellar, at the corner of 10th st. and North Caroline ply en the premises. au 25-6t™ OB SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTUBES of a Restaurant vow doing @ goed busines, situated at the corner of F street south and lith ee promteiar wicker? to unpagpinencther ben. A 'n @nother busi- bess, Appi: the premises au bs-o os ee Pa TTHRW DEATLEY. ERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED BOOMS sts. 80, - 8. CHEW, 302 Het € FoRs ED BOOMS FOR RENT--From $10 Also: | BEORE, FUR SENT® + street, between C and Louisian {OB SALE—Three-story BRICK HOUSE, li rooms, with modern improvements. Also, sev- oral Frame Houses, desirably pitanted— 9308 cath; nce $25 monthly until paid. Inauire 3 ¥ st., from 1) to 4. sul-im*) STABB &CO. FS RENT—The three story BRICK DWELL- ING, with stable attached, situated at the cor- ner of 10th apd O streets. Island. Inquire of W -,& 0. H. MOBRISON, Booksellers, Nos 438 and 440 Penn's avenu NE OB TWO VERY PLEASANT FOB- O'NisGED ROOMS to rent upon AE lg terms in 9 very desirable and centri location. In- quire at 32% Ni street. au 3-tf OB RENT—In the STAB BUILDINGS. cor- ner Eoanerienie avenue and lith street, BOOMS adapted for the offices of Insurance Beslssta avec. We BREah gs Btar Ofte. 4g jem. OR ‘T—HOUSB No. 154 Penn. ave F Bnei ee 0. a ween 7th and 18th streets, contaiui rooms, including bath room, eae plish which one or more first class steamers will bad on the premises, or at 453 12th street. bet. b_put on with the Thames. au 27-lw* end H. dy 6-tf TAO) — ALE— mod MARBLE WORKS. intely the reridence of Chas. @. Ubimen The pr Corner New Jersey avenue and F sireat, ven. base ee phage de ou . Near the Baltimore Depot, om — ~ berg for BTATUABY, MONUMENTS, or | cerner lcth and ¥ ete. executed in the ot cacten aria item asi” | Ebates Me ors. ality of the biahisn er enon: ‘the ae ind " rr, cere See ‘ping @ let of Heusebold Furat thre, conxisiing of— Parlor. €bamber and other Furpitare ‘Lhe etrention of persons in want are invited te B* @BREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, j ‘IRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 10TH STREET EAST, NEAR PENN'A | atiend the eale, AVENUE. ‘erms cash. On TUESDAY. Aucust 28th,at 6o’cleck p.m. | GREEN & WILLIAMS, Isball rell, on the Premises. bs virtue of a deed of | an2@ {Intel} Auctioncers. trust from George W. Hubbard and Clara 8. Hub- | bard, his wite.to me, bearing date 18th November, | 1863, ava Guly recorded in liber N.O. T j folios 8, 9,10, 11 and 12, one of the land Washington county, BD. C., Lot No. 6. in j 945, fronting on 10th street @a-!. near Pen) a and improved by a twe-story Frame House, with | 1 beck build BB GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EHOLD PUBNITURE ON 9TH STREET WEEN G AND B, No. 425,AT PLvLid AUCTION & Un FEIDAY, st 10 o'clock #. m.— Cooking Stove and Furniture complete 1 Wardrobe, 1 Beartead aod Mattress 1 i. by 8 jay whey eek bi. a i ining Tabie aw shes complete, ie ing interest from day of sale. Acerd given anda | ! " deed of trest taken. All conveyancing and stamps | ,,A@ Many other articles too numerous to men PS | tion atthe cest of the purchaser, $100 down when the | i. on property is knocked off The above articles are nearly gew, without ox And 1f the terme of gale are not complied within | Ceplion. Harieg bees bat recentiy parchased five days after of sale. the trustees re- _ “ serves the right to cesell the property at theres | _8u2>-d GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. and cost of jefaulting purchaser, but adver. | —————————— -—- es — —, in some paper published im | B* bal wake. & tty ashington city, ui i rigipal Horse an? Carri . ae WM H. BARBOUR. Trastee. | “0s Louisiana avenue au 6-60. i‘. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. i ee BALE OF HORSE: SF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED | until TRURSDAY. the 6th day of September next, On SATURDAY at the same hour and place. o'clock, 1 By order of the Trustee. Saddie. au 2 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. thon at #2 ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. THIRTY ONE VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs, Fronting ou 1 and K Streets North, Delaware avenue and Second streets East,at Public Auc tion On WEDNESDAY. the 5th day ef September One half cash; balance ineix and | , the purchaser to give notes bear- ry PARRIACES, HARNESS, a. BNING, September 1, st 10 be Bazaar. a nomber of Work Horses, full deacrip- ing about— FIFTY AYBSES, | Many cood Work, Saddle ud Harness Horses New Express Wagons, with aud with buiit in this city. A large collect at Top, Leo, of New and Becond band Bug- sice, Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other next, atd o'clock p.m.. we shall sell,on the prem- vehicles isea. thirty-one valuable building low, being sub- | One Hack apd one Coupee in good order, division of square No 716. having nd 21 feet 8 ALSO, L inches front, by 8) feet deep, running back to | New and Second hand. Harness, Saddles, Gar — alleys, making them protitable building risges, &c . at private sale. lots | Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, | Saturdays Aud secured bys deed of trust on the premices, | RTaite6e Aud Harness alwareion private en, i au 2 -» Aucts, All conveyancing and revenue stamps atthe costof - = —s tho “purchaser. $49 down om each lot when | @ UCT/ON SALE AT THE NAVY Yap. 01 Oo — "The lat of the subdivision can be seen at Green O 8. Navy Yarn. Weshington, Aug. 27, 1866, & Williams's Anction Rooms Will be seid ot auction, to the bighest bidder, au 2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, on SATURDAY. September 1. 1555, at 12 0 clock re aes oe sae —> | m.. ip the Warhiveton Navy Yard, the following B* J.C. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, articles, condemned as unfit for Government ser- _. ce, Viz BOSEWOOD CASE PIANOFORTE AND % ry tity of REFUSE WOOD CHIPS, &e., HOUSEHOLD FURNI1 E | arranged in jote tosuit purchasers. URE AT TH NOKTRWEST CORNER OF 5TH AND ESrs. Also, ONE YOKE OF OXEN. NORTH. Also. a nowber (14) of SMALL BOATS, emoraah ba ee commencing at 100'cl"k | D)NGIES. “ CUTTERS. YAWLS, &&. moruing. we shall sell the Furnitare and | Alto, @ lot of Miscellaneous Articles. together eheoping Requisites of alady removing from | wit}, « jot of BTOVES. (rejected,) unless said ity, paming— One Resewood-case Iron frame Pianoforte, by | pij*** are removed from the Yard previous to the James W. Vose. Boston, with Stool and Cover. | “Persons designing to bid will have an oppor- and lot ola Music y to examine apy of the articles on application Mahogany Frame. upholstered in Haircloth, Par. | Sty ocamein | Yara lor Buite, consisting of 1 Sofa, 1 Arm, 1 Kocker | *'yésmy"Gash—one-half at the time of vale, and ane 6 Side Chairs 5 balance within six days; at which time the Mahogany Marble-top Centre and Side Tables articles must be removed from the Ward The Solid Mahogany B okcase, large size ss Oxen must be paid for and removed the same day. Bal Sideboard. Gilt Frame Looking-gt < é Walnut Bush seat Reception Chairs se esses | By order of he Commandant. LATHROP Two solid Mahogany Dedsteads, carved head- | qu a7-ct Naval Storekes t =. see SES x Tron : Mahogany Wanirobes ¥ GREEN & WILLIAYS, Auci.oneers, a eo! nde Sclit Walnut Suite of Chamuer Forniture, with | TRUSTRE’S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN Marble top Bureaus and Wecbstande THE SIXTH WAKD Handsemely Ornamented Toilet Set, fourteen B virtue of a deed of trnst to the subseriber,da- cember 23, 1865, and recorded in Liber B. M. Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows D , No. 15. Roos 39. @e . one of the air Mattresses, Husk Mattresses, Belding &c..1 shall offer sale, at public suction, Erusccia, ingrain ona ‘Three ply’ Gere, Mat- SATURDA\ in, Walnut Extension Dining Table. Lounge ene (1) and White French China Dinner and Tea Set dred ant Silver plated Tea Set. five es eleven (1) t .) in Square numbered Silver plated Pitche ante! Clock nine bundred and ninety-six, (99¢,) ef the plan of Gilt Window Bhades. Cornice the city of Washington. Retrigersior. Kitchen Safe Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and Seventy-five feet Buber Hose 12 months, the por giving bis notes for the Woodware, Tinware, Stone Jars. Crockery deterred paymenio factorfly endorsed, ana William Penn Cooking Stove and Furniture. coating interest from day efsale. A deed giv: With.» gcneral aatortment of Kitchen Reqsi- | aed a deed of truat taken: ty secure the ferred sites. Terma cash. payments conveyat and C, McGUIBE & CO., _| Cost of the purchaser.’ If the terms of sake ave woe an28 (Tetei; Auctioneers. complied with with in five days from the day & wale, the trustee reserve the right to resell the UOTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD | ssid property at the risk and cost of the defaulting OONTIBUED = Purchaser, on giving three days notice in the Eve- Headquarters Department of Washington, ning Star. LOYD. Trostee. se URy . \. _jy¥ Z-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. THEEE NEW TWO STORY AND LOTS ON 20TH 8T iT WE - tween L and M streets north, at Public Auc- tien On TUESDAY, the 4th day of September next, 4 ee, 9 m., we ebsli sell. on the premises, Lot No. —, in Square No. 17 prove* vy three new Frame Houses, all nicely finished, making | them comfortable residences for any »rivate .am ily. One of them has been fitted for a store room. Also, four Frame Bufidings, fronting on #30 fect let. alley in reariof th; ¥ : cash; balance in 6 and 12 Office of Chief Qua Washington, D. C., August 29, 1886 The auction sale of Government Wood ‘at KEN- DALL GBEEN YARD, on the Baltimore and Obio Railroad, one mjle from the depot of said road in this city. be continued on THURS- AY, the 30th Imstant,at lio‘clock a m., and — vo Fig day afterward, at the same hour, nati! all is sold. The wooed wi | be offered in lots to suit puroha- | sers, aud fifteen di allowed for rem val. Terms: Cash, ernment funds. M. I. LUDINGTON, and Chief Quartermaster, Department of Washington. rtermaster, Bvt. Brig. Gen’! an 29-4t [RY NAGLE & 00., Auctioneers. Bales-rooms No. 296 Pennsylvania avenue, ive their Terms: One-thira months, secured by a deed of trust on the prem- ises. All ———— g and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers. $50 down on each house when knocked off au 2d GREEN & WILLIAM acts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, GOVEBNMENT SALE OF VALUBL AND BUILDING LOTS Ih Tee dy ys 486 | PTR Ee Portola bd OBLIC PUIG: 5 ISSIONEB Gav of October ne: t 5 » to the bigbest bidder, com- mencing at 12 o'clock M.. at our Avction D street No. $20, corner of 7th st eet D rth, the fot it * iets on and description, Horses, Osrri: es, | deo 1- 486 MABERITER’S, SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOR DECOBATIONS! naass Tete ; ype ee ' ely received. and now open for the HANDSOMEST ASSUETMENT ever ofe in Washington, embracing— PAPERBHANGINGS Of Foreign an Pomostic Manufacture, of the best Fabrics. and LATEST STYLES, ‘iste for PARLOES. HALLS. DINING ROOMS CHAM. ES, embraciag BEBS. and LIBRABI . Bich, and Uniqne Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders; also, large and select Stock of medium and low priced Papers. » WINDOW a s lew and beautiful patterns. on Buff. Green, and the prevailing Golors. TAN. LAVENDER, and STONB GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and mbered 16, 17, 18, 20,and i, iu Square No men yy} 4,mn8s. me are Ho #12 ye in are 60) * mibered 1'and 2, sre No Tal Shovid the purchaser fail to comply, th re without Centers. rty will then and there agai Window Shades of any required Size, 8tyle,or | tobe next highest bidder, Put OP AEBID Bnd so! Color, made to Order. If the whole terme are not com) witha OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, Tererver the Tene 20) sesell ihe poorer ae te ‘he Largest ‘tment in the District, war- | rigk cost rder SUL eae cere mea the Commirsioner of Public au iSeohds GREEN & WI 8, Avcts, B® W. L. WALL & 00. Auctioncers. By virtne of a cecree of the Supreme Court o Best Maputacturers in the Oeuntry—embracii 14 WALNUT, imitation.) KOSEWOOD. and ail | GILT OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, WALNUT RACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. &c. | Persons having Photographs taken are request- ed tocall and examine our Assortment before pur- | the District of Co'umbia, 1b equity cause chasing Frames. No 4431, the subscriber will offer for sale Gu Fat PICTUBE COBD AND TASSELS, | pet Sey a TQ aos. mn. Square Bo ~ Crimeon, Geartet. ae Sat Sise tor gree | x lots ~ small is) Ay ar ger on t ‘4 Bizer alse SILK CORD and TASSELS. diferent sizes Special attention paid to thie Franch ef ou: iness. * PAINTINGS ae yogi Always in Store. Ov Sale,s few Choice PAINT- GEAVINGS. } ae prescribed Gecree: One saaaene= fourth cash; periiiee tp che eee Lies | monthe, with interest from ‘ay of sale, a | Veysuciog, focluding revenue stamps, at of the pure’ -OARTER MARDURY. Trustee. 8u %-cofds (Int) W.L. WALL &00., Ancis. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIA MB, Auctioneers. kfol fer tbe liberal patronage rece vod, t! sian oes of the Public iscalledtotbe above Siote 1 as the most complete in the District, a iar | tion of which hes been Menutactured specially to | | | Ordor; and witb the weekly acditions received, 1 make it all times such as is kept in a Beguisied Establishmese, “oes? se 8 Well for Pay ing or Window Shades punctually and Vv, banging ys ith LUADLE RUILDING nh ely in Cit a ORTH ¥ ETREET, BET W Dot satietectors filled. will be tamedinnte eet | STREETS BL AC & rested. and satisfaction guaraniced; and ‘goods | _ By virtue (according to quality)ecld at as Low ‘as | 286. and recorded in Liber they can be purchased in the District, | 33, ef seg » of the TERMS CAEH GOODS AND LABOR, | femed. will es eae ee Rext. at bo} aS ed le a ° 1O. iy 31-44" Bdoors above Gud Fellows’ Hall, | Son th 's Teche on worth F ows’ Hell. | 5 i ISTOBY OF THE ATLANTIOT ae 5 3 HY Henry M. Ficid, eee pert, tote? ng Italian ue 1 Voi. Borpers cy of fines without Handa, Uingetiel Tree a Choos | ET eET een Secession. Felix it, , Basics Sy gcerre at time of esis. -—_{ea ta} = five deve trons ‘of enle, the Erwetes conse SK, 9B, OLD BYE WHISKY, ~1056,"—The | {ire Siehtts the rin and cost of the pe: . best tapsotrn Sor cake pY co chaser one = z res +