Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSBMENTS TO-NIGHT. Wasuinoton THEATER.—Miss Kate Fisher, | the protean actress, Mr. Clarke, the comedian, and Mrs. Jane English’s Troupe St. Denis, in- cluding Rosita, Augusta, Marietta Ravel and | thers, are all now performing together at the Washington Theater. In effecting this combi- uation, Mr. Cassedy hus given ovr eitizens a tich and rare entertainment. There will be a | performance to-morrow afternoon, when Sig- nor Negrini, the celebrated Italian tenbr, will | also appear. | Cantrrneny.—The Zantretta Troupe, which is now performing at this resort, embracessome of the best pantomimists, rope-dancers and acrobats on the stage anywhere. They appear ; to-night again, as also do Susie Summertield, Julia Marsh. Maggie Wilson, &c., in dance, | Eva Brent in song, Szollosy and his ballet | corps m a beautiful divertisement, &¢., &c. ; Pertormance to-morrow afternoon. Vanrretres.—The comic pantomimeof “Jocko, | the Brazillian Ape,” as performed bere is well | worth seeing. G. H. Moreste appears as «Jocko.” The whole piece is put up in Ravel | like excellence: Julia Barton and Agnes Sutherland will to-night again appear in song, | and the rest of the company in a varied bill of song, dance and Ethiopian eccentricity. | PRESTIDIGITATION.—Odd Fellows’ Hall is well attended nightly nightly by good andi- ences, and Professor Anderson succeeds in | mystitying all completely. His feats of slight of hand are admirable: and are performed w out the aid of apparatus. re but tour more opportunities of seeing him, There be an exhibition this afternoon, and one aiso to-morrow afternoon. a= INCIDENTS OF THE DRAFT.—The draft hes hit the typos hard, The Goyernmen! office— «“Swamp”—catches it te the extent of forty- twonames. Outofaclub of thirty made up at that office to raise an exemption fund, fifteen | were drawn, and the tund is of course a drop | in the bucket to meet the requirement. In i another club of forty; raised elsewhere, thirty- | nine were drawn; while in the case of another | club of twenty, all but one escaped, We men- | tioned yesterday that several of the brothers Larner (sons of Mr. Michael Larner) had | cGrawn prizes, and later in the day another brother came in for a share, making four— ; Noble, Gideon, George and Jacob. The following were drawn from General Rucker’s office: Geo. Chester, Chief Clerk to Gen. Rucker: James U. Donglas, Invoice Clerk, Capt. Hartz: T. B. Baker, Burial Clerk, Capt Hartz. While the drafting was going on for the Fourth Ward yesterday, an individual hear- ing that all but about a hundred names had been drawn offered to bet $5 that he would es- cape. The bet was ialen and the twin V's | handed over to a stakeolder, but before the latter had time to deposite them in his pocket the names of the too sanguine better was an- nounced by Capt Scheetz. A step ladder standing in the Council Cham. ber, where the drawing takes place, has been a favorite post for spectators, as overlooking the whole proceedings, but from the fact that every person who mounted it yesterday got blistered with a prize, ithas been let alone severely to- | day by the superstitious, and any green’un j who mounts it unwittingly is considered as | done for. | of the friends of accused it is supposed that | civil authorities immediately. | tificates of Indebtedness, 9: WHOLrsaLk Rouperis.—_Yesterday M: Farlau drew from the Treasury 295,00, with which to pay off some of the regiment in the army of the Potcmac, for which he wus to leave this merning, and leftthe meney ia his Toom on Louisiana avenue, between Sixiand Seventh ttreest, in charge of his clerk, and on his return both the eterk and one package of money, containing $10,000, was found nonest. | Yesterday afternoon a coat was stoten from | a building in course of construction on Foarth { street north, between E and F streets. The | coat belonged to Mr. Augustus Davis, super- intendent oi the work, who had Isid it aside | while he attended to business. The coat, i | though a good one, was a small loss; but the | | pockets contained some papers of considerable | value to Mr. Davis. No clue to the thief has been obtained. 4 During last night a thief entered the boarding house of Mrs, Bannerman, 447 Pa, nvenne, and | went into several rooms, rifled the pockets of | the occupants and took therefrom wast money | and valuables they could tind. — Homicipg.— This morning about one o'clock, a contraband boy named John, in the employ | of Mrs. Ann McDaniel, on theold Bladensburg | | i | road near Fort Bunker Hill, was killed in the wood rear by the Fort. From the statements eceased had provided himself with anaxe | Laren into the woods to kill Charley, a | contraband employed by the (Quartermaster | of the 1lvth Pennsylvania regimeat, who was | going to marry & girl whom deccased had been | | courting unsuccesstuly. Charley was cut with the axe, inflicting a severé wound in the heud, and the deceased was shot throngh the neck and died in half an hour. Charley is ; under surgical treatment at Fert Bunker Hill and may recover, and will be delivered to the ae ORPHANS Court, Judge } ell.— Yesterday. the will of Elizabeth Howard was fully proved and admitted to probate. James B. Perkins, | of Prince George’s County, qualified as admin- istration of Addison Conway. The will of Francis Poe, of Georgetown, was fully proved. The estate is valued at over $500,000, and is be- queathed to his brother Toulman, and sisters Elizabeth and Florence, who reside in Alaba- ma, It was ordered that all executors and ad- ministrators, who have not made their returns | according to law, be cited to file the same on or before the Isth inst., and in case of failure their letters may be revoked unless good rea- sons are giyen for such failure. ea rei ees LATEST QUOTATIONS— WASHINGTON Mox- EY MArkKeT.—Furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers, e U.S. Coupon Bonds, 1681 .., U.S. 5°20"s .., . U.S. 7.30 Notes Buying. Selling. 20106 wig American Silver, NEW YORE RATES—3 0 CLOCK Coupon 6's, 1881, 14. {5 7-30", 1065, Gold, 127%. Scppen Dratu.—Yesterday afternoon Lieut. Belighause, of the 116th Pa. Vols . was found in a dying condition in the yard of Patrick O’Brien, on First street west, between B and © streets north, and in a few moments breathed his last. The deceased was about 24 years of age, and hailed from Philadelphia, where he will be taken by his brother, who was sum- moned here this morning. He has been board- ing at Mr. Boyle's for some time past. An inquest was held by Coroner Woodward this morning, and a verdict rendered that he came — OOTING AYFAIR—Tivo Brothers Mortally Wounded.—Yesterday afternoon an af- tray took pk near the foot of Seventeenth street, im which two brethers, William and George Hensley, received such severe wounds as will probably cause their deaths. It ap- pears that they, Im company with three other young men, Richard Hill, George Kelly and ‘Edward Thompson, went into the lot south of the President's, and were lying in the shade, when two women came along and took off the hats of two of the party, with which they promenaded near a party of teamsters, a short distance off. One of the teamsters took a hat from one of the women, and when she informed the young men they went and demanded it, | and the teamsters refused to give it up. Thomp- son and one of the teamsters passed some words, and « fight ensued, in which the team- ster was whipped. The teamsters then ran | off, but shortly afterwards returned in larger numbers, and a stone fight took place, in which ; ‘Thompson was severely cut on the head: the | teamsters being driven off, and going in the di- | rection of Fourteenth street The young wen thinking that the teamster ‘would not return, went in bathing in the canal above the locks, and on coming out the team- sters this time numbering about twenty-five, approached the party, and one of them de- masnded to fight Thompson, wheu Geo. Hens- | Jey stepped forward and said that Thompson was too much fatigued to fight, but that he would fight him, and the teamster immediately shot him, the ball entering the bip and passing through the pelyic portion. A general row qook place, the teamsters drawing their pistols and firing rapidiy into the crowd. George also received another wound, the ball entering the top of his head. fracturing the skull and coming out at the back of the head. William Heusley received a severe wound, the ball en- tering the side of his hip and passing through ine pelvic organs. The rest of the party being outnumbered retreated up the towpath fol- TEREIBLE S lowed closely by the teamsters, who dis about twenty-five shot at them, but effect. George made his way to the uvenue. where he put ina wagon and taken to his re: dence ou Twentieth street near Pennsylv | avenue, where his brother William was ¢ 4 ly after taken by the police. Drs. Joy Cannon were immediately called in and dressed the wounds, which are all considered fatalapd very little hopes are entertained for their recovery. This ning their condition | i: y, but they are very low. The police were on the spot a short time atter the occur- rence and rendered all assistance iu their power. They arrested the two women, who gave their names Mlizabeth Rollins and Jathurine Elizabeth Nugent. who were taken to the First Ward station, from whence they { were sent to the Workhouse, this morning. Unfortunately. however, they were to late to catch any of the attacking party, but it is to be hoped that the efforts they are now making ta discover the guilty s will prove successful. | LEAVING position part of many of our citi just at this time, to leave the dnst and in ot the populous city for country air—although there seems to be an abundant “draft” here- abouts. But, probably, that’s really what's the matter! In this category are eight who left Monday night, and who, by the way, happened to draw Ree Monday at Captain Scheetz’s lottery. These exits are made through all the different lines of trayel leading from the city. Some preter going by water, as did the eight above alluded to, who left in the steamer from Georgetown. Others take the cars, while others Again prefer walking. We learn that it is in contemplation by the authorities to interfere | ‘very seriously with the arrangements of these pleasure-hunters by placing sentinels at the ‘wharves and depots and requiring a certificate from those who propose leaving. The Navy Department bas issued o1eers, we believe, to receive no more volunteers at the Washington yard for the volunteer naval service until the draft is over im this city. — Ropsertes.—On Saturday last Mrs. Mar- ret Tennant, residing on E street, between | ‘wenty-first and Twenty-second streets, was robbed of #370 in Treasury notes, which was locked up in a bureau. Three bavs containing gold, silver and copper coin in the bureau Was not touched. Mr. Peter Hellwig, diving on K street near ‘Twentieth, had his trunk broken open last Bight and robbed of #1:. wees SEES Ronrgp.—Last night, orporal Arthur Ash- by. Second Massachus tts valry, while in the house of Mrs. Rno'as, on Maine avenue, dad his pocket relieved of ninety dollars by a man named Maxwell, who cut open his pants, Maxwell, who is a lame man, had been show- ing him around during the afternoon. He was arrested by officer Gibson, and this morning Justice Ferguson turned him over to the mili- tary. ee ConFiscaTEDv.—The stock of liquoroft J. J. Pfluger, on K street, between Ninrteenth and ‘Twentieth, and that of Mr. Fearson, proprietor of Union Restaurant, near Aqueduct bridge, were yesterday cosliscated for selling to soldiers. Their licenses were also taken from ahem, and their bars permanently closed. Kicxep ny A Hogrse.—Yesterd: a man named McKenna, driving Acart near the G street whart, was kicked by & horse and his lower jaw broken, which was dressed by Dr. Joyce. ——— Artrx Coxscripts FxoM THI8 District.— Yeaterday, fifty men of the Ist Delaware rogi- ment, Lt. Davis commanding, arrived from the army of the Potomac, for drafted men trom thie district. Lg WECALL the attention of those legally exempt trom the draft to the advertisement of Mesers. Peck, Gardner & Zulick, to be found in another column. pee saksr se RFeE* Hosritat AtTTENDaNTs.— One hundred and fifty nine hospital attendants from Get- tyaburg passed through the city yesterday en voute for the army of the Potomac. his death from causes unknown. It is sup- posed that he died of heurt disease. SS eS AnreEstep ror DisLoyairy.—John F. Fri- zell, residing between Georgetown and Chain Bridge, was arrested yesterday and committed tothe Old Capitol, by order of Capt. Todd, charged with using treasonable language in a city passenger car. W. D. Beel, arrested by Lieutenant Hand, of Scott's 900, was also committed on a charge of disloyalty. pons eee For Covurt.—This mornng Geo. PAugerand Jacob Pfluger were arrested by officer Crown for an assaultand battery on John Krebs. The affair grew out of & misunderstanding between the parties, in Geo. Pfluger’s restaurant, in the northern part of the Fourth Ward. The case against Jacob Pfluger was dismissed; but Geo. Pfluger was held to bail for court by Jus- tice Giberson. Se ASSAULT.—Ed. Cowling, a hackman, was arrested yesterday by Officer Howes, tor an assanit npen a boy, name unknown. He was taken before Justice Clayton, who held him to bail for a hearing, when the boy can appear as a witness. The assault consisted in run- ning his hack against the boy, by which the boy’s arm was broken. ee TRymG TO EVADE THE DRAF?T.—Since the draft has been commenced a large number of young men have offered to enter the Navy at the Navy Yard butin every case the officers have refused toship thein unless they could show thatevasion of the draft was not their objeet. i ' ConrnectTion.—In our notice of the murder cf James McDonough, in the First Ward, on Sunday night, we were in error in stating that it occurred at the house of Dr. Newman. Dr. Newman does not reside on Pennsylvania ave- nue, but in the rear of the place where the murder was committed. ees Second Waxp Station Cases.—Edward Cawling, assault; for hearing. Nettie Stump, prostitution, dismissed. Jerry Quick, disor- detly;do. Eliza Carr, do; $1.4. Smith Knight, drunk and disorderly; Rebecca Knight, do: fined $1 each. —— Susriciovs CHARACTERS.— Thomas and Isaac Goddard, arrested by the guard near Chain Bridge, haye been committed to the Old Capitol as suspicions characters. At the time of the arrest they were swimming the river. a ge APPOINTMENT.—Mayor Wallach has ap- pointed Zach. B. Brooke clerk to the Board of Assessors now engaged in taking the general assessment tor 156: AMONG the drafted in this city, yesterday, was William Johnson, colored, 4 servant in the Presidential mansion. | Officer Thomas for lareeny. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. [Correspondence of the Star.} Grorcxusow &, Augast 4, 1563. At the meeting of the Hoard of Common Coua- ceil on hice | evening net setter were received appropriately referred : mes- from the of Aldermen that they had passed a resolution to yenew and extend the lease of the south endof Washington street; the memoris! of C. B. Jewell, asking a modifi- cation of the law recently din relation to bone boiling establishments, so as not to inter- fere with his legitimate busimess of soap and eandle making; the memoriat of John J. Bar- nard & Co., representing that under the law recently passed by the corporation on the sub- ject, that they will be compelled to close their | establishments for the manufactur of bone dust, and asking that forty days may be allowed them to erect rew buildings and remove their fixtures outside the corporate limits. The biil entitled an ordinance providing fer the erection of a new marwet house, after fillinx | the blank 2d and Sth sections with $20,000, and striking out the words “in the clear,” and in- serting the words “it shall be forty feet wide,” Was also passed. . GrorGetowy, August 5, 1963. This morning Thos. Price was arrested by He was exim- ined by Justice Reaver, and committed to jail to aw the action of the gramd jury. The arrivals to-day are—Schrs. M. J. Hardy, Hooper, Sauisbury, Md., lumber to E. Pick- yell; Helen Mar, Backster, Boston, ice to W. Godey: Wm. Emory, Reed, Baltimore, grain to Herr & Welch; Mott Bedell, Beaell, Alex- andria, light. eel es TDeparted—Steamer Baltimore, Lewis, N. Y¥., merchandise from Morgan & Rhinehart. Business quiet. Markets unchanged; whole- sale quotations as follows: 4 Flour—tamily, $9.50a810.50; family, common, 75 , Welch’s, $11; Ray’s, @i1; Darby's, 0; Super, S7; extra, $7.25ag3. Wheat—re $1.55; white. $1.65a81.75. Corn—yellow, S5a% white, “ac. Oats—Maryland, 55afilc. Aj ples—Russett, $5. Oranges, per box, $6. Lem- ens, per box, $6.50. Cider—common, 22.c; clar- iffed, 30a35¢c.; Champagne cider, per case, $1.50 a$5. Whisxy, 46. Potatoes—per bushel, 40a80c. Hay, per ton, #25a%28. Mill stuff—middlings, T0as0e.: brown stuff, 40ai5c.; shorts, 35c. Salt— G. A., $1.95a81.90; fine, bulk, per bushel, 5oc. Plaster—lump, $5855.50; ground, #9. Gua- no, per ton, #15a860. Coal—Cumberland, $7 anthracite, $9a$2.50. Lumber, per M, #202350; PIC NICS, &. "TBE POSTPONED PIO.NIC OF THE BALTI MORE QUADRILLE ASSOCIATION Will take place on MONDAY APTERROOE, i u the 10th o: gust. No tickets soid at the gate. at? (iKRST GRAND PIc-NICc | OF THE | GEORGETOWN QUADRILLE ASSOCIATION Will be given at GREEN SPRING, Thuradar, Angust 6th. Stages will run from the terminus +t the city passenver railroad every ten minutes fir the grounds.’ ‘ickets 61 cents, admitting gentl- ™Man an ef, order 0! it" aes COMMITTEE, Pp NIC AT THE NAVY HOTRL, on Penns: vania avenue, between Sd and 4th streets . on THURSDAY EVENING, commenc- ing at 60 clock. Tickets, admitting a gentleman and ladies, | Firy CENTS. an ' FOR SALE AND RENT. FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED-ROQMS To LET .—Apply at 272 F street, corner of Lith au -lw* ma = Lata ‘OR 1 ENT—For two months, or perhi ime granted, FURNISHEE HOUSE No. 125 F st, 2ist and 22d. Apply on the premises. au4-t WANTS, ANTED—A middie aged WOMAN, to do the work in a family—cooki: d washing. Aj ply at 444 1th stret W neeernieaad H. . rad ANTED—A GIBL forkitchenwork. Enquire & No. 263 Fst , between .3th and che) } south side ANTED_B apectable young w, a BITUATIUN elthor to cook. wash oF iron to do oh _mberwork. ly at 365 I street, det, 13th end he ork. Apply o> Ere Its Ww ANTED—B respectable Giil, a SITUA- LION as Obambermaid and Seam-tressina private eu 4 2t ily. Address Box 26 Star Office WANTED-a White WoMAN to cook and as was! roull : Pd SRAMBTRESE on family. sewing. -Avply imate. sad .. cOraer o! te, north ofthe Patent Oficn, au Sie WANTED IMMEDIATELY— A COUNTRY SKAT, vithin 3 or § miles of Washington. Good tenant, and satisfactory reference given Address W. W. W., orcall at 591 H street, bet, 4th and 5th. au 5-$t* jy ANTED IMMEDIATELY¥Y—An experienced Macs erruttge cremate oe pire sewing machine,” for tailora’ work @ jially, cap find employment by calling at 212 Pa. avenue. g Wan ED IMMEDIATELY—Three CARPEN- TERS Apply to H WINGATE, SB street in rear of M. P. Church, or at residence, Ci sipthg church, Only good workmen wanted, au 5-3t* ANTED TO RENT—By a good tenant, an Un- W ebb HOUSE, gate eae eae Om: tween E and N streets vorth, and Sth and 12th sta west. Address, stating terms and location, H.. Box 507,'P. O . or call at Room No.4, Grst t* { floor, Generai La: d Office. war TED TO RENT.—An officer of the Navy wishes to rent, within the next two montos. desirable Unfurnished HOUSK, in a neighborhood, in the vicinity of the Navy Yard.or locsted on Capitol Hill, Washington or Geerge- town. it not trexceed $510 perannum. Ad- dress H. J. B . at this office. eu 5 3té SMALL GARDEN PaRM WANTED FOR rent, with a good house and out buildings, within five wiles or so of Washington, ina stata o cultivation. about ten acres in extent, no objection to twenty or thirty acres extra of pasture land, and to take it on Jease for severai years. Addre: A.B, care of Chas. © Actr.on I street. between 2ist and 22d streets Washinxton. an 5 até i, Ge idleness YOUNG WOMAN to attend the office, receive and mark clothes. &c. Must be good at figures and writes fair hand. To such # person constant employment, high wages. snd board will be given. Inquire for ten daya at Na- tional Steam Laundry, Pa, avenue, opposite Gro- yer's Theater. E audtf JA8. F HOTCHRIS! enteel WO OHAMBERMAIDS AND ONE SCRUB Woman wanted at the Clarenion Hotel. an 4-2t* JANTED—A WOSTLER. Inquire at FL. MING’S National Stables, ou U st., a 4% and Sth eta. au 4-3t* | AUCTION SALES, Se See || XHIS 4FTERNOON AND £0-MORROW —— eee By WM.L. WALL & CU.. auctioneers. | [NITED sta TEF MARSHALS SAL: aR { U NANGEMOY En PaCRLMe ee O° holding a Di ttreet w Furnitu-e. 868, at 3 o’clock folding PBL Boar 10 is ur! i sell, at Ruble sale. for cag at th arf,on the Potomac riv: the Sd cay Of August, |: schocner Nangemoy, her WARD H. LAMON WM. L. 7 THE ABOVE tponed to WEDN. | Im virtue of a decree issued-trom the clerk's office the District of Oolumb: act, I will @ font of Sixth MON. U_8. Marshal D. Q. mac river. ‘HL jy B U™ 22 STATES B2-THE ABOVE SALE postponed to WEDNE&DA , 1863. at three o'clock. By WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. MARSHAL’ A HR. CASSNDRA AND GaRcoee oF In virtue of writs issued from the Clerk's office 03 the Supreme Coart of the vistrict of Columbia. holding a District Court for ssid Di: eell at the ieee of Sixth street wharf, for © Asgust next, 1563. - on MONBAY, th . at three o'clock p. m.. the Schooner Cassandra, her Tackle, Apparel and Fur- niure, Alos,s lot of damaged Soda canbhg WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucis, \ WAS UNAVOIDABLY Y AFTERNOON, August au ALL & OO,, Auct’rs, SALE WAS UNAVOIDABLY | ESBAY APTERNOON. Auge, au4 strict, 2 will on the Poto- Terms cash aus disputabie. augl-d V Lot on M vw at Acction.—On WED: we ehal! sell on the gremise: yaks of Lot No. 7. in Square 1 jaryland avenue of 17 feet : and sth sts east. with the improvements, which are a good frame Dvelling House Terms ; One half cash months for notes bearin, A deed given and a dee All conveyance at covet of purchaser, Title in- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, AINE HALF AND SIxTil STREETS, Ub WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, An, 6 0’clock, on the premiser, we shall sel 15,'n Reservation” D,”’ fronting 18 feet on Maine avenue, between Four and a- ard running back 127 feet 3 inches to a wide public alley, with the improvements, consisting of a weil- built three-story brick awelling house Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months with interest, deed of truston the premises. All co! at cost of purchaser. By Wu. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers, qos, PIGS, &c.. AT AUCTION.—On WED- KO NESDAY AFTERNOON, 5th inst ,at 5 o'clock, we wiil sell at the Qorperation Pound, corner of K’ and llth streets east,— A large number of Sews, Pigs, &c. WM. L. WALL & co, Ancts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, | il HOUSE AND LOT UN MARYLAND AYGNIG, BETW EBN 121): AND ISP STREETS RAST NESDAY, the 5th instant, 8, at6 o'clock p m., 085, having a front on d4inches between [2th of trust taken. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TALUABLS B sICK DWELLI ANTED —Two good BARBERS wanted im- mediately Apply at No, 475 Bevecth at., opposite Post Office. andat™ ANTED—Two good CARPENTERS; the highest wagas xiven. Apply at 470 G at. bet. 6th and 7th aud str WA NTED- By a respectable young man,» SIT- UATION as bartender; is willing to dy his best for hisemployer. Address B ‘tar office. af spectable yonng lady, a SIT- Arustress or dressmuker; no objection to help about the house; good recum- mrodations given ifrequired. Apply at No 66 ket street porgetown. ja 4-2t* was A OHAMBEKMALD, wiite or col ored; will be required to assist in dining- room work, waiting on table, &c.; one who tho- roughly anderstands her business, Apply 457 13th st., bet, E and F. au4at* ‘OR RENT—U nfurnished, two or three ROUM!, ina large house in a good neighborhood. toa email family; gas and water im house; none bat ri- spectable parties need apply at 203 Gthgstreet, bi- tween M and N. and 3 A FURNISHED BED ROOM AND PARLOS for rent. Inquire DR, KDW. . CALVER1, 274 7th street, between Land M Also a House for sale, having a large Store, intended to be con verted into two stores, &c, Also, 10 acres of L: at Good Hope. au 5-6 Fo SALE—That very de-irable BRICK DWai- LING HOUSE and LOT, on the south east co’- ner of Sth street weet and Lst.eet north, coutait- ing 8rooms. with brick shed opening on a broal alleyin the rear. For particulars inquire of ¢. CRANDELL, No. 12 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.O. au 5-2w* yor SALE—The BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, No, 31 Bridge street, G-orgetow:, having a front of 25 feet on above named atree, together with acjeining Lot, fronting about 5 feet on Aquadoct street, ranning back about D0 feet. For further information apply on pre nise, or PL’ A. GRAY, northeast corner Mass. au OK RENT—A STORE, in a good }o¥ mn for any business. Also, a Furnished Room in tne fame building. App.y at No. 402 F st., one door east of 7th. an 4-3t* (UKNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT WITH Board, at 374 9th street, with a Northern family. Onea nice Parlor. Also, Table Boarders taken, au 4-3t* Fo SALE—A large DWELLING AND STORE ROOM. No. 100 Dest near7th. Immediae Beeston given. For further pacticulars apply st am D at. gu 4-3t" Fo, SALE—A Great Bargain. A wellestabliahed GROCERY BTAND, corner of Isth and L st. 2 small FRAME DWELLINGS, corner of 20th aid street. Airo,1 VACANT LOT, near the corner of 19th “Apply io SAMES HENNING, 2iet and Rest ly to N at ani rr walls! GRAHAM, General land Office, ect eu 4-3 A DWELLING HOUSE £0R RENT—In one of the most delightful locations in Ceorgetown, at the upper end of Green street, containing ¢ cbam bers. 2 parlors, and dining room. A passage leading through to a portico 27 feet by 3. The basement containing 4 kitchen, wash room, store reem. servants 100m. and eellar ,_ The lot 129 feet front, running beck 12), on which: is smoke house, &c. Also, an excellent garden spot, with frait trees of different kines, alao, grapes and smaller fruit. It will be to rent on the 22nd of this month or as soon after assome little improvement is added. Inquire at No, 136 Gren atroet. an4-e03t" SMALL STORE FOR SALE—ON THE COR- ner of lith and G streets west; it will be sold at a great bargain, as the owner has other busi: to afcend to, For particulars ca)l at the Store, an 3 st® {OR SALE CHRAP FOR CASH—A neat frame HOUSS. containing six rooms, nicely locate, For further particuars call on the premises, No| ‘At Beallmont, Mont, th instant Mrs. ELIZ. 322 Mighth street. between L and M. __ su l-5t* : ot ‘OUBE LOTS ¥OE SALE. DIED, Hi TERMS FASY. rp Ae tea a on the e on gee w., shore Lit , Felis + cor. of Va. ave. ard 2th st. ‘A. Manzo, ofeaidcounty, 8 | 4lonasatew bet WY eve. acd D st, of the late Geor, Ter remains will be interred at Oat Hil! Deme- tery, where her friends ard relatives will please attend, on to morrow, the 6th instast, at half-past Unree o’clock p. m., t© meet her funeral Of consumption, in thie city, the Ist day of Au- gust, 1463, Mr. CHARLES LEACH, in the 25th year of his age. He leaves a wife and mourn but their | is his eternal gain. for he died with a bright prospect of an immorta! crown, Blessed ar- tne dead who die in the Lord, for they rest from their labors. {*] . McD. one child to 1 NOTICE. N Consequence of tue scarcity and sudden rise in the price of Northero Ice, tozether with high frieghta, &c., we are reluctantly compelled to raleo our prices from this date, as fo)'ows : Prices, 10 ete. cts, — 88 c! L.J MIDDLETON & OO., _ Washington, D. £. , August Ist, 1863. aa lb iw* TTENTION, DRAFTED MEN. EXEMPTION Pee MADE OUT MODERATE TERMS By PF. BRITINGER. 490 lth sf west, au 5 lw” beiwe: and E ats, leaves Baltimore every FEEDAY, atl0a. m.. for Alexand ia,Wnshing- = ton, son pauaes, Ke Ips Potomac TUES, river. urning, wea Warhington avei DAY. at6a. mand Atexepd-iv atv am. STEAMER EEY?PORT, CAPT. EB. A. BYTHER, For treight or ; ra, OCHABLES WILEON, agent, Washington, 0.0,” Sty STHAMBHIP SALVOR HAS ABKIVED Si York.ard is now duckertee, Halle! cargo at feot of Eich streat,Georgetown, Scnsacees ei pease attend to the ri ception of their goade at once. i Feave for New York oz daturday, the Sts ture at m to r freight or pas a ce sea TO QUBETITUTES! SUBATITOTES I: SURAFTED ME HANGTON age Weare now furniabing 8ULSTATU THB very low RA FTED MEN OF Was bet. on Pa. ave., bet. oth and 7th e. &. on - bet. 6th and 7th e. 4. onQ, nexr 14th W, 5. on Zist w, above R st Call at No. 277 I stre au l-eo6t — Foe RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM, oo uth 72 after 6 o’clock p, m st, bet. Land M, ARM FOR RENT—A small Farm,4 miles from Washington. Dwelling (13rooms), with out- resieel, erenerd a a@arden, ithoae she: igi it jesired. For particulars row: . O,, J. D., Box 3ua are opely par eo2m* wi its, for y, . W. BURDON, with Olark & Gaylord, Real Estate Brokers, Khoom 3, cor. 7th and F sts,’ jy 3l-17* VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE—On K, votwoon Eighth and Ninth streets, and fronting the Northern Market. Twenth-three feet front. with guire of le -, le jue ,Or GEO. W. COCHRAN. 395 Penn. aves’ Sy 31 tf Fo RENT—A fine STORE on Seventh stecet, one of the best locations in Washington for ee business. Apply at the Gosling Reateurant, lo. 247 Penn. ave. bet, 12th and }: sts. jy25tt Fo SALE—A COUNTRY BEAT. on the Wash ington Turnpike, 13 miles fiom Baltimore,one and a half miles from a station on the B. R., con- taining 17 acres, improved by a new dwelling, stab- ling jor 7 horses, corohouse, storehouse, &0.. Kitchen, fruit and flower gion. Price S20, terms easy. Apply to. BANNON, 32 Saint st., Baltimore. Sy 2-100" FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT AT No. 411 13th street, b House aud Stable er & and H. ee Si \O LET,—The subscribor having rented that pasdeomely. farnished Dwelling House on @ » No. 183, recently occupied oy 3 alader, will let & suitof Parlors, wit use of new Grand-action Piano; baths hot and cold, and yt. lerks from the Departments; Army and Nrvy officers and rs visiting the cap be sccommodated m8, let.— Store, with ook Epo ee ie este OF ) With room in! jesired, Jy 2?-im* ze Fo SALE—The GOOD-WILL f a weil. * Restaurant aed BHR ee for the drafted men of Washingten city, and o' opt . ’ “Gallen = at gome, fe fonved. a ae . 546 Penn. avenue. Sy 38. ce-toom —| }. Opposite Metros RNISHED FOR politan Hotel, opiy at 2665 street, between qa au 4-3t™ _______ MOBY & JONES. This location m is the nest in the city. peer Wil” St STE parmarired er uss, The new renee 2 rom ibe, drat are lateral ttaat furnished. papered and painte ~ dy 2i-1m* Ietlog Cherttc, itil be secerary for thre to ftp | PRRICK, BWRLLING. S37 arauar, BE. on aa pc leerere ne Meeed or mare f Umentactt ng | selcom parlor, 6 chambers, for aale, with immesi- fe based. The above icstrumente will be DRAWN | Witido wellte’ call carte er feet eee ne correctlp and with, diepalalt u cation | improved apd unimproved in squares 454, C2 OR anes otto 1S, 680, 625, 890,971, and square D. ? aautst® ____ ad toor, Rooms No. Sand. || sy sh1m= 624 Tat. north. or Peak. Di gLurios of re cuinipe der tho are URE BOATS TO LET—8Y THE ir rm | auc style of M. G. mbpreer - Has this day Px a the test oni eont “Live th been lived by mutual consent, nkee;”’ also; a laige Party seve- otk SMS teretioce the'businens at the | fal email Sil gpd Sow Beata. Kenly to Se $. BGBR. | Kiley’s Wharf, * oe ee sae Also, the busineseat the eo wae ; wile contioned tri. @: WameUMOELS "| SLUT Crd, Colter MERE S oust" ret 2 90.'8, A? HIGHLY-RECOMMENDEL NURSE AN housekeeper wishes a Situation either to a’ tend an invalid lady or housekeeper for a geatle- man’s family and make herself generally a-sfa Best of refereuces given. Waces $10 and $a month anda good home required. Please call xt this office for two days. No objection to leave the city. au 4-20" WANTED—A SURGMON 8 STEWARD for a steamer ef the Potomac Flotilla. Inquire at thik office au 3 st* W ANTED—An Unfurnished ROOM, with board bya married lady. in the vicinity of 19th and ze avenue. Reference given. Address C AE 2U. aa a YOUNG ACTIVE LADY, with some means, wishes to join some highly reapectadle oe 8 Boarding House. Address Miss MARY HER- BERT. Box 43 Star Office, stating where an inter- | view can be had, aa 3 St” V ANTED—BY a respectable young girl. a SIT- UATILON to do chamberwork and atterd in the dining-room, or todo piain sewing; good re- commendations given ifrequired. Address C.B, Star office, for two 8. aus I 1ITTLE GIRL WANTED.—A smart Awerican 4 or English GIRL, from 10 to 15 years of nze. to look afters baby. An intelligent orphan would be adopted and brought up as one of the family. Ad- drers, stating where tocall, Box 1024, Wasbing- ton City, P.O. su 3-3t* ryrO YOUNG LADIKS.—A lady, who is tired of servants, would like to do her own work if she | can find an industrieua, cheerfui young lady of fair education and well-brid. whom she could make her som pasion 98 well as assistant, in the perfor- maner of household duties. Any young lady of re- finement, but who is not atreid to work. who wish- ea a good home and fair compensation, may ad- Gres. sting particulars, Box 1024, W: iy ity P.O. WANTED—A HOUSE, on the Island, for which good rent will be given Furniture bought if required. Address for one week JOSBPH McUOY, 365 E street nerth. dy 31-Iw* ANTED—SUBSTITUTES’ HEADQUAR- TEBS The highest price will be paid for Substitutes for Drafted Men. Those in wast of substitutes will find it to their @bhterest to apply at the Intelligence and Real Estate office, No, 011 west side $th at., near Penn. ave. J¥ 30-lw* -H MILLER Georretown and Alexandria for the sale of three New Pictures, just published; every family in the country wants such pictures, Nene need apply who cannot give geod. satisfactory references, These pictures are equa? in colors and style to some of the most expensive oi! paintings. An ac- tive agent cau make from $5 to $10 par day. Ap- ply to P. J BELLEW & CO 510 Seventh at a Washington, D. 0. P J. BELLEW & CO. HAVE ALSOON HAND + the largest line of French English and Ame- rican fine Pictures, (beautifully framed and titted,) to which the attention of hovei-kespers. restan- rants, and every public house in Washington is reapectiully sozicited, P. J. BELLEW & CO., Sy 33-lw* 510 Seventh street. WANTED—One good BREAD BAKER. In- quire at 496 7th st,, bet. Dand @ sts, jy 2 tf McK SLDEN & PATTERSON. Wy ANTED-—By two respectable girls SItUA TIONS to do" chambermork “and nuts g. Good refenence given if required. Addrei x No. 3. Star office. Sy 20 000 LADIES WANTED — At 351 F : street, between 8th and 9th We stamp Fiannel, Velvet, Silk. Muslin, Camb: and Linen ; aleo, Clonks, Capes, Sacques, Josies. Buppers. Yokes, and Bands. New patterns received daily. Obeapest place in town. Five hunired new Braiding Patterns just received. Work done while you wait. jy 3 Im WANTED TO BENT—Angnfurnished HOUSE, in Ficst Ward preferred, now or before the Istof December, Bestreferences. Address J.D., Box 384. jy 27-im* A RESPECTABLE GIRL, JUST DISENGAG ed, wishes s Situation in a private family as chambermaid or dining-room servant. B: feference, Address for two days M. A.. ice. WANTSD.— Wanted, to come in the country, middle aged iady to act as housekeeper an: do plain sewing; moderate wa, on given: re rence z Address JOBEPH THOMPSON . Porest Qex P.O., Montgomery county, Md. jy 24-coaw™ WANTED— ‘Two good IBON MRS at the Nation- Steam Laundry, Penn. site Grover’s Theater; good wages, board an constant they Save wotked in tinted oo pete ae av e iyo tt" *** Sas, F. HOTONEISS, Prop, TSE cee ee « bu: . Seventh stroat, than elaswhere. ogy late ANTED.—Eversbody to know that th vi he psf Post Office. Aa Orme Siete, BOARDING. BRSONS DESIRING BQAED MAY FIND ALL oe _ tied ore ns 3 9 pease at ones Fates, street three'squarcs west ot the War ema Hievy Dopart! Rent. One of Sis Hessantost and healthiest = ons, with one 61 Rho finest vi Weinthegity. A bath-room in the house, ‘hot and water and gas in every room. piano for the use Of the boarders. Table, frat- .. Tadl - taken at $2 yer month, with the wpe ghar ors lors, music, &c. OARDING AND aT 51 P: BYL- enisied settee se Crttery blest end ote ee Wirist & BEDGRAVSE, (Bvcoesscas to Mugsns: Cori & Buos,,) LUMBER, DEALERS, 1, Ree: LOMs a of groun' the purchaser, Sy 13-e0&ds of sale rty. . McGU balance in six and twelve interest from day of sale, NG HOUsS AND E, ReTWREN POUR. AND-A- av Pusiic AvcTion — at Sth. at part of Lot halfand Sixth streets, cured by a nveyancing r. JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, — By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, RUSTEKS’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES8- SATB IN Wasuincton City.—Gn WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, August 5th, at6 0” the premises. by virtue of a deed of trast. date on the 2d day of June, 1850, and recorde among tha land records of W. District of Columbia. i folios 414, et seq. we ‘avhington city, in in Liber J. A.8., No. 199, 4 i hail sell, at public auction; to the Tighent bidder, all that certain lotor parcel ,in the City of Washington, known and designated as lot number six (6). in Dyer’s aubdi- vision of square number nine hundr«d and fifteen (915), improved by a frame dwelling hoarse. Terms: One-third cash to be peice atthe time of sale; and the remainder in equa | and twelve months from the da‘ interest; the deferred payments to be secured by a deed of trust on the proj are not fully complie yments at six with And if the terms with within five days fram the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to refelithe property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser, on one week's notice in the Washington S’a7, All conveyanciag to be paid by ERASMUS J. MIDDLE H. ©, SPALDING, TON, Trustees of Phenix Buildi i LOST AND FOUND. iwil au5 bet lit National Rooksto: \d 12th ste., Washin; ichstein, esq. 100 REWAPD —Stolea. from the stables of ¥ George Bi -»near Catonsville altimore cour ty, Md., on Saturday night last, ong BAY HORSE; meaium size: biack tau right hand foot white. And one DARK » MARE; medium size; blind in ons eye, with scar. Pay, $50 for the r-turn of the bor-es to me and $50 additional for thy ar-ert of the thief, WM. ¥. BI CH8TBIN, P and mane; Ru | $25 DB! 7th st.. Washing THOS. J. county, Md on Yai ton. LEA, 8 KEWARD—Wss stolen from Crawford’s Yard, 7th street, on Moniay night the 34 inst., a large steel Roan or nearly Black STALLION, about 16}: bana: foretop ; an vey fine large ey Pi under the | saddle ; be is alittie cramped in his hind legs, which shows most when he is backing. The above reward will be paid for the horse and the convic- tion of the thief, or $15 for any information that will lead to his recovery. _ The horse can be lett with SAS. H, SHRENE, who will pay as above, or andy Spring P.O., M with heavy ontgemery Bu 5-3t* a Diecharge dated M. U, 8 Intantry, JOSEPH BERRES } reward will be given ifleftatNo 37 MarketSpaca, Georgetown, D.C LL“ <A POCKET BOOK containing Money and lay 7th, 1263, from the 2d 8. Ten dellars au 4-8t I OsT—On Monday sooraing, 4 Liberty me:ket, be'ween SIXTY and BIGHTY DOLLARS wrapped in trown paper. will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at the corner of 7th and O streets = B. W. MULLINS, au 4-2" STRAYED ORSTOLEN FROM THE PREMIS#8 b of the Subscriber nbout two weeks ago. an Iron Grey HOPSX ; a rut from the saddle on the back ; the left front hoo: over the shoe. $25 reward will be paid if returned to Mrs, T.J . BARRETT, D st... bet Sth and 6th sta aus at" in the Northern The tinder St ASTRAY ‘ ea WHITE M : ave by proving property. NIK, Quarteraaster's Office, Bladensburg Toll Gate, D.C. REWARD—Strayed or stolen on the 3ist ult.,a Red Buffalo COW ; whitefface ; a red spot over each ey~; both hind feet white ; hada smell bellattached. Theabove rewar’ will for her return to the suserider, 599 11th street east, near Navy Yard LES a 4 BENSON McKENNBY. — August Ist, 1363, @ mediam ARE, which the owner can Apply to WM. BIR- , Camp Barry, near an 3-3t* be paid TPYAKEN UP ASTRAY—On Tharsduy, t two YOUNG CATTLE; about two yei ove a steer and the other a heifer; onc red and the other a red and white speckled, come forward prove property, pay charges, and take the same away. BENJAMIN BERKELEY, Navy Yard aus ate . REWARD —Strayea fi yf $1 Bladensburg: at FALO COW: With black and white, and whi +m ti livery of the Cow at my place. J. aus-st* StoreNo. 323 Ost. W. MORSKLL, Boi he owner will UFFALO COW; spotted te teats, with lon. fai id gaye sbout one and a half gallons of mil. atmilking. The above reward wiil be paid on de- . bet. 6th und 7th. &5 REWARD.—Btrayed, on the 2d instant. pits BLACK MULK; bay about the head flank; a small cross on the left shoulder, small sore on the same; a white spot on his back; had ons b ind bridle and long ro Will give the al his return. cr where I can find L and M. Goat Alle: shod all rouna. au 3 st* y,No bk fastened to it; ve reward for hia, 6th street,bet, JAMES COMER. 10 REWARD.— Bu in Georgetown, ears old ; marked with der ; blind in right eye swollen ; was one of the condemned ‘the above reward will be paid me in Georgetowa, au 3-6t* stock large RAY ay from my boat-yard MARE; 7 ors + letter C on ieft shoul- Tight hint leg and ankle Irbroaght to roaght to Tellersoa street No. 36-5 JOHN MOORE, I O8T—On Tuesday, Jul 4 CATTLE, two brind Fifteen do}! jy 3) lw* 'y Ziat, 1863, three FAT le and one pied steer oilers reward will be given for their re- turn to WM. LINKINS, corner of 16th and I ats, PERSONAL. OTICE.—MBS. AHOLIAT wishes to inform in- quiring thst she is ready to read the past, future events. an be various matters of i: 9p. m., at No. 60 sou’ present. and Ist ard 2d ats. im portance, from 9 a, m. th A street, Capitol Hri au 4-5t N? IMPOSITION.—MADAMB BOSS, Doctress and , Was born with s natural . and fature—never Enown to fail. speed) marriages; brings together those jigseases. Buriness Bho tells the’ Causes long separated ; cures Cy riety ‘confidential. No.Sus @ street north north, ‘weifth street west, three squares from tre Patent until i, bet. . lik oP ing hantanl oe sisone tied” 1s eat Ladies 50 conta; Gentlemen $1. jy 13-Im* ——- = 4 486 486 486 PAPERHANGINGS! WINDOW SHADES! OVAL PICTURE FRAMES! PIOTURE CORD AND TASSELS‘ CHEAP FOR CASH - at vy. MARKRITER'S, No, 486 SEVENTH STEEBT, Sy 32-2’ if vo RIGHT DOORS ABOVE O44 Follows’ Hall. AUOTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. Bv J. ©. MeGUIRB & OO. Auctioneers. OT ON 3D 8T,, BET. K AND L AT PCBUL L Avetiox ~On 'WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, te wads foot of Lote ie ensee ee atin 3 oO! rf . | ated on 34 street west, betweon'K and L cts orth, inprovements consist of am old Brick House. erms: One third cash: dslance in ¢ aod 12 | months for notes satisfactorily secured, bearin: | iatenes Expenses of conveyance at purchaser’ co: aud J.C. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucta. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E8- rare in Wastisotox Ciry—On THU ASDAY AFTERNOUN, August 6th, at 6 o'cloca, on the Premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the 25th day of November, 1859, and recorded in | the laud recoras of Washington county, District of Columbia, in Liver J. A 8., No, 137, folios 302, et seq.. we shall sell. at public auction, to the high | bioder, al: that lot or parcel of ground in the city | of Washinzton known and cescribed on the pian | or plat of said city as part of jot numbered six, (6,) ir square numbered seventeen, (17 } beginning for the same fourteen (14) feat from the dividing line detween lots numbered five (5) and six,(6,) on 25%. street west, and ranning morth with said 25th street fourteen (14) feet, thence ninety-seven (97) feet to the depth of said lot, thence sonth fourteen (mw) feet, thence west ninety-seven (97) feet to the place of beginning, with the improvements, Terms: One third cash. to be paid at the time of sale; snd the remainder in equal payments of 6 and 2 months from the Gay of sale, with interest; the deferred payments to Fecured by dead of trust onthe properts : and if the terms are not fully com- ae with within five days from the day of sale ‘he trurtees wil) rese!l the property at the risk and expense of the defauiting purchaser, on one week’a notice in the Washington Siar, All conveyancing at the cost of purchaser. ERASMUS J MIDDLETON, H.C. SPALDING, i Trustees Phonix Building Association, jy lS-eod&ds = =J.0, McGUIKE & OO , Aucts, Ws THE ABOVE SALE I8 UNAVOIDABLY postponed until MONDAY, August 10, same hour | and place, ERASMUS J MIDDLE HG. SPALDING, Trustees Pho-nix Building Association. au5 J, C. Me@UIRE & CO., Auct’rs. — By J. C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALB OF VALUBLE BUILD- ing Lors in Pat Orrick Squaxs.—On FRIDAY, August 7t 6 o'clock, on the prem- ises, by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J* A. No. 135, folios 349 et seq., one of the land records for Washington county, D. O., shall eeil Lets Nos 7,8, 1,22 23.25 and 28, in James C. McGuire's subdivision of Square 624) fronting each 24 feet on North G street. between First { street west and North Capitol streetyand run- | ning back to a 30 foot alle : Terms: One-third cask; the remainder in 6 and 12 months with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises, All conveyances at the cost of perchasers. Ww If desired, these Lots will be subdivided into Lots of 16 feet frent each, THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee. Jy W7-2awAkda = J. 0. McGUIRE & 0O,, Aucts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & GV., Auctioneers, Q\RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN Painting Orrick Sqvase.—On FRIDAY, August 7th, at 51: e’clock, on the premises, b: virtue ofa deed oftrust to'the suoscriber, dated May 7th, 1857. and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8, No. 137, folios 61 et feq., oun of the land records Warhineton county, D.C. I shall nd 83.in James GC.’ McGuire’s Subd 2 J 5 e, + treet, near the Government Printing Office, ane running back 175 feet 3 inches, to a30 foot alley. These Lots havea pavement laid and trees (fees in frent, and are very desirable locations or residence, Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder in6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of Mirtle eri eet eee tn aiby es cost of conveyancin; e paid by the pur- chaser. THUS J. #ISHe 5 rastees jy W-tawkds = J.C. McG URE & CO. Aucts, B27 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOUDABLY postpowed until THURSDAY APTERNOON, Aus. oth, @ hour and place THOS. J. FISHER. Trus‘ee. auS-2awsds JAS ©. MCGUIRE & CO . Aucis, By W. L. WALL & CO., Anctionoers. SOVEPNMENT SALE OF A QUANTITY OF G QUARTERMASTER’s PROPERTY AT AUCTION, On MONDAY , August 10,35. at 10 o’slock, wa will rell_at the Government Stables, corner Bix- teenth and I streets. s quantity of miscellaneous i ieee ay Quartermaster’s Property, consisting in art of— Pa Mule and Horse Collars Lanterns, Shovels, Spades Stable Brooms. Stable Forks Biankets, Blacksmith Aprons, &c, Terms cash, in Government snnds By order of ELIAS M. GREEN, Lt, Col. and Chief Quartermaster. _an4 WM. L. WALL & ©O.. Auets = iv JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO, Aactioneera, J yo OITY RESTAURANT AT PUBLIC AUC- tiow.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. August 7th, at 5 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell the Lease, Goodwill, Stock, Bar Fixtures, Furniture, ete., etc., of the well known City Restaurant. sita. ated atthe corner of 4ith st ,snd Pennsylvania avenue. now kept by Fanning & Ward, Sale peremptory. Terms FS id on the day of sale. aus-d J.C, MeGDIRE & CO.. Auota, By J.C. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, WELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON TH BETWEBN MASS AVENUE AND 1 stReET.—On FRIDAY APTERNOON, August 7th at 60 clock, on the premises, we shall sel! part of Lot 21, i Square south of Square 516, fronting 25 feet om Pourth street west, between Massachusetts avenus and I street north, running back eighty feet. with the improvements, consisting of a two story frame Dwelling House < Terms: One-half cash ; the remainder in 6 and 12 wontes, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the aie UIRB & CO., Aucts. CLOTHING AND EQUI- PAGE, Wasuinaton Oit PUBLIC SALE UF CONDEM MENT STORES Will be @c at Auction, at the Warehouse, on 1, ch streetBear H street,on MONDAY, August 2 1803, at Wo'clock. a. m., 81 Camp and Garrison Equipage, consiaticg im part of ‘trowsers, Coats, Jackets, Biankets, Bed Backs, Knapsacks, Haversacks.Can- teens, Mess Pans, Rettl-s, Shovels, Picks, Tenta, Trumpets, Bugles, Drums. &c., &c. Lotof old Iren, lot vg old a aoe several sia (of Tent cuttings. Terms cash, in Government funds, = "DANIEL G THOMAS, jy 28-td M.S. K., U. 8. Army. Ales: QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, corner G and Twenty-second streets, Washing- ton, D. C., July 9%, 1363.— Public sales of condemned animais wi!l take place at the Corral, near the Ob- servatory. inthis city ov the second and fourth WEDNESDAYS. 12th and 26th of August. 1863. ee property is condemned as unfit for public servi Bale to commence at ten o'clock s.m.,and be continued from day to aay until the number on * Tere oanh, in Gove t fands ms cash, in Government fands. <i , C. H, TOMPKINS, iy 27-4 Captain, A. 2; Mi. 0.8. Army. 4 WM.L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers. pee: TE. SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES- * FATE ON OTH SPRELT Bast aT AvcTION.—By Virtue of a deed of trust executed by the heirs of Besil Simms, late of Washipgton co7nty, deceased, to the ppdersigned.as tr » I will,on THU BS- DAY AFTERNOON, 12th inst., at 6 o'clock, offer at Public Auction. in front of the premises, part of Lot 10. in Sqi 815, inthe citye Washington improved by a three story Frame Dwelling... Said part cf lot 10, fronts 31 feet 3 inches on 6th - Cast by the depth of ori al lot, Saas Po pepe pea 2,600 of ground, and is well lo- cated within one square of Penn Terms as bed in trust deeds ; one-third ct -h; balance iné and 12 months in equat instal- mentg, with interest seoured by a deed of trust on ws iad tthe f the purchaser. jonyevancing a. expense of the The trustee reserves the right to r-sell the said property at the cost of detaulting purchasers ifthe te f sale are not complied with, on three days . 8. WILLIAMS, Trustae. WM. L. WALL & CO., Ancts. HIDES—HIDES ILL Be sold at Public \stion, on avers WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 11 o'clock m,, at the Wharfon 5 hington, on hand aa] the Governmen Beef at the time ef - ‘Terms eash, in Treasury notes, to be pald at the Fon.¥ Ut. Gol. ond G8 AY COOKE & CO.,, BANKERS, No. 152 Fifteenth Street. WE SHALL CONTINUE TO FURNISH UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTY BONDS at par until fartfier notice. &7 Persons desiring inf 1 procure at our counter, — by mall. cireniars: suswering off queciions may "__WE BUY AND SELL ALL IS@UES OF GOVEBNMENT BONDS, TERASURY NOTES, CETIFICATES, AND VOUCHERS, COIN, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE, AND PAY PHB HIGHEST PRICES FOR au 5-eod&ds <5 CERTIFICATE CHECKS. JAY COOKE & CO., Bankers, eh 3-te 452 Fifteenth street. Wt! wet! WET! watt DOMESTIC GOODS at ‘LAN@BUBGH & BBO.’S BALTIMORE BARGAIN 376 Baveutu Breer, tunes pooRs axore I. A very large lot dark and lignt CALIOORS. COrrons. Also. a tot of damaged 5 ‘These goods have been damaged by river water, ané will be sold st a terrible sacrifice. ‘The balance of our SUMMBB 8:'0CK will besold Ddelow cost, P.8.—To s¥oid confusion we shall only admit a certain number of customers, and shall also only ‘sell HO ploces each day : aus-st* GPP ES MANUAL HEY ATE Pon Carte Or are