Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1863, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. «% PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCRPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, OmeER Pawn’A AVENUE AND LITH STREET, pias kor mas Papers served without wrappers by carriers cent per copy, or 28 cents per month. In by carriers at 84 @ year, or 37 cents month. To mail subscribers the price is & year, im advoance; $2.50 for 61x Months; $1.96 for three months; and for less than three Wonths at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, with or without wrappers, TWO CENTS. BP ADVERTISEMENTS should he sent to the fice before 11 o’clock x.; otherwise they may Bot Appear until the next day. PROPOSALS. Vv. XXII. PROPOSALS proroears FoR WOOD. Derot rox Puisoners or War, Assistant Quarter master’s Qpace. Point Lookout. au 4g uxt 23, 1353, Smarep Prorvsans for the delivery of 300 coris of Wood to the Government will be reo-ives at this office until Th ESVAY, the 8th day of Septen- ber, 3363, at 12m. Fhe Wood to be hard, sound. merchaotatle, four feet long, and split to the usual size. The Wood to be deliverad at Point Loozout, Maryland, and to be ingp-cted and measured Dy au officer of the Qaartermaster’s Department. Dehvery not onsidered complete until corded, measured, and inspected, tuck Woed as does not conform to the above apecitications wiil be rejceted, The Wood to be delivered on or defore the s7th of October. 183. The time for the delivery of par. of the Wood will he extended, at the option of the Depot Quartermsater, i! deemed best for the in- lerests of the rervice Payment t» b- ma ie as follows: upon delivery of 2.0.0 cords of Wood 1.0:u cords will be paid for. and payment will be mate upon delivery of every 1, 0) cords thereafur The balauce upon co upistion of the whole contract. PROPOBALS. a The full nawe and Post Office address of the bid- der must appear in the proposal. if od ia im the nam obs Arms the memes of a'l the parties compoarn must appear, or the bid will be considered as the incividual proposal of the party signing it a Prorosals from disloyal parties will not be con- aid —_ —. oath of allegiance must accompany ac! roposition Propomn must be addressed to Capt. Nelson Plato, Assistant Quartermaster, Point Lookout, Maryiend coe sbhvuid be plainly marked * Pro- pora:s for Wood.” Reet eta ent eet The responsibility of the gasrantors mui shown by the officiatcertificate of the Clerk of the near vA piece OGourt or of the United States Dist ict Attorney. The ability of the bidder to fill the contract. should it be awarded to him, must be guarantied by tworerponsible persons, whore Fignatures are to be appended to the guarantee, and said guarantee must sccompsny the bid. Bidders must be present in person when the bids are opened,or their proposals will not be eonsid- e Bonds in the sum of ten thousand dollars. signed Dy the contractor and both of his guarantors, will Ls peausred of the successful bidder upon signing oon trae pORM OF GUARANTEE, We —,, of the county of ——, and State of — and—— ofthe county of and State of —, do guaranty that —— is able to fulfil a contract to mecoraanee vate the idle of a Eepesines and that. shou i® proposition accepted, he will st once enter into ® contract in accordance therewith. Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre- me his securities. (To this guarantee must be appended the official certificate above mentioned.) The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the wake te reject any or all bids that he may deem teo igh. al ill be rejected. fotorm proposals wi! retorts dit PLATO. aut in A. Q. Captain A. Q. At, ProPosaLs FOR WOOD. Brapgcanrers Derarruent oF miucrtey Orrics or Culky QuaRtERMaxter, Waseixeton, D.C.. August 24, |; Psoroga.s are invited for farnishin, troops in and around the Forts hereinafte! ei- fied, from parties owning wood or wood-lands ia the vicinity of the same, viz : North of Potomac: Forts Sumner, Mansfield, Bayard, Simmons, Gaines, Keno, Kearney, De Stevens, Slocum, Totten, Slemmer, Bunker Bill, Saratoga. Theyer,and Lincoln ; and Batteries Bnesde, Kimball, Parrott jameron. East of Bastern Branch Potomac: Forts Greble, oll, Snyden, Btanton, Baker. Davis. Dupont. Meigs. and Maham ; and Batteries Ricketts an Wagner. Bouth of Potomac: Forts Maroy, Ethan Allen, C, ¥. Smith, Bennett, De Kalb. Corcoran, Haggerty, Sees Sury, Whipple, Cass, Tillinghast, Craig, and Proposals to be made in the following manner, te lat. For wood standing (price percord) _ id, For wood felled by United States Engineers or otherwire(price per cord.) 3d. For wood, cut and corded on the ground. Proposals must apecify the locality, kind, quan- tity, and quality of the wood, and its distance from the pearest fort or forts. Esch bidder must attach his full name end post office address to hia bid, and the names of all par- ry interested in the proposal must appear in the i Ap oath of allegiance to the Government of the United Stgtes must accompany each bid Bid will be opened from time to time. and con- ta or purchases made atthe wood may be re- aired, . The right is reserved to accept all or any part of any bid ; Broposals should be indorsed “ Progos ats for and addressed to eet ELIAS 4. GREBNR, Lientenant Colone] and Chief Quartermaster, an 24.151 Department of Washinzton. ROPOSALS- FOR WOOD. CHIBF AS8’T QUARTSRMASTER’S OFFICR, Depot of Washi m, 21 G- corner of 18th street, WasittncTon. D.C., Aug. 21, 1863. SEALED PeoposaLs for the delivery of FIVE PHOUPAND (5,000) CORDS OF WOOD to tha Government will be rece:ved at this office until BATURDAY. the Sth day of September, 1353, at twelve o'e'ock The Wocd to be hard, round and merchantable, four (4) fee. long, and split to the ordin: i cord wood Tue Wood to be delivered in the cit ington, at suc the Depot Qu rha!l direct, ur (4) ieet high: de i Sommp lets until so asured and i or will be designeted on the part of > inspect god measure the Wood, «nform ty the above speciii- B be rej i. > be delivered op or before the second day of Novembeg, 19%. i Payment to he made upon the completion of the whole contract. ag PROPOSALS. i The full name and Post Office address of the bid- der must appear in the proposal Ifa did is toade in the name of « firm, the namen ofall the partios must appear, or the bid will be consider AG as the individual proporal of the party signing it. roporais from disloyal parties will mot becon- 2 ate. and an oath of allegiance must accompany each proposition. Proposeis must be addressed to Capt. Edward L. Harts, Assistant Quartermaster United tales Army, at Warbington, D.C..and should be plainly marked “Proposals for Woed.” UARANTSBE. oi the guarantors must be shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest District Court or of the United States Dis- triet Attorney. f The ability of the bidder to fill thecontract,should it be awarded to him. must be guaranteed by two responrible persons, whese signatures are to be ap- pended to the guarantee, and said guarantee must the bid. ““pidders must be resent in person when the bids will not be consid- se cues, or thelr propo: red. ‘ "Bonds in the sum of ten thour-.nd dollars, by the contractor and both of his guarantors, w be required of the successful bidder upon signing the contract FORM OF GUARANTEE, We,—— ——, of the county of —, and —— -,, of the county of of ——, do hereby guarantee that foal i The responsibilit ‘the coptraet in accordance with th tion, and that should hie propo sccepted, he will enter into a contract in ance therewith. i Should the contract be awarded him we are pre- pared to become his sureties. a (To this guarantee must be appended the official certificate above mentioned.) - The Depot Quartermaster rererves to himeelf the zene to reject any or all bids thathe may dsem too high. roporale will be rejected. aes me EDWARD L. BARTZ, au 22-4 Captain and A.Q.M.,U.8. Army, rp essURY DEPARTMENT, PRoros.ts will be received for delivery for the accord- AuGUS? 21, 1853. mse of the Department of about 1 00d to 1,280 tons of bert quailty White Ash Anthracfte COAL, (2.240 Ibs _-) broken (furnace) and egg size—Balti- more Company a) preferred—and for about 2%) tons of Lyken iley Bed Ash, egg size, all to be weighed at the Treasury scales. Also. for about 3% cords of best quality seasoned OAK WOOD, to be delivered at auch times and in ruck guant 5 48 may be required, and corded and measured in the Treasury ya poral to be handed in on or before the 27th ibetant, addressed to the Superintendent Soin eastern Extention Building, uoder envelu pe ad- Grcesed to the Secretary of the Preaanry Privilege reserved to reject any or all bids. au 22 | AILY LINE TO CAPE M. Mondsy, the 7th July, 3263, the steswerks MANBGATTAN, Captain Kinsy,and WILSON SMALL, Capt Brians, will! Arch «treet wharf. Philadelphia, es excepted,) at 9a m., for Cape connecting st Neweasile with the Baltimore Keturning. will leave Cape May daily at — & m, Connecting at Newcastle with Baltimore Trains. Fare ‘rom Philadelphis, including carri- age hire 92.9 au 4-im* OORK’S M WEST END DRUG STORE, 113 Pexnsyivania AVENUS, Sours 81D A large apd varied stock of MEDICINES, &¢., can be hed at the above establishment at teasonahle prices au 1-29 Ww . 11, 1863. 500 soxze svpekign ta Bie Sekt e Sit received and for sale b: Gk0.& THO® PARKER & 00., avllow 343 and 345 Pa. avenue, QFrics OF Tuk SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘asHinGTon, D, O., August 8. 5 rif prO sai aout a tas ats salak un DAY, A 5 a ier furnishing for the ‘sigan Department the ing articles: 250 Two hundred and fifty sets Signal Equipments, 30 Th: barrels Tur, ine, 0 One hundred bales Wicking, 20 Two hufdred Telescope Holiers. 26 Twenty-five gross Wind Matches, Twenty-pounds Linem Thread. 9 two prone Ne Jes, . The fullname and post office address of the bid- der must appear in the proposal. Ifa bid is made in the name of « firm, the names of all {he parties mast appear, or the bid will be coraldar “ as the individual proposal of the party az it. Proponais from disloyal parties. or where the bidaer is pot present to respond to hia bic, will not be considered. ro be addressed to ‘‘ Tho Signa} Pro, 8 mnust Officer of the Army,” Washingt »n, D.C . and shoald : pisinly. jinaorsed Proposals for Field bignal uipments. ne Terponelbility of the guarantors must be ahown Af ‘he official certificate of the Olerk ofthe nearest District Court or of the United States Die- Wwict Attorney. i The ability of the bidder to fill the contract akould it be awarded to him, must be guarantied reaponsible persons, whose signatures are nded to the soarantes nd aid gnaran- ‘accompany the did. Bonés in sumsof donble the amount involved in the contragts, signed by the contracter and bota of his guarantors, will be recuired of tae succursful bidder, or bidders upon signing the coutract. Form of Guaranies. We, —,ofthe county of -—. and Sta! hereby guarantee that ——is able io fulfil tract in accordance with the terms of his proposi- tion, nd that, should his proposition be accepted, Bowuts ned once enter into a contract in ‘accordance ‘ould the contract be awarded him, we ars pre- (To this guarantee must be appended the official 'o this guarantee must be appended the o! certificate above mentioned.) Z The right is reserved to reject all proposals if the prices are deemed too high, or i’, for any oanse. not deemed for the public interest to acsept Models: will be on exhibition at the office of the Siaee? caw for twenty (20) days from date. an l0- P2oPosaLs FOR HORSES. a Met Bureav, Office of the Chief Quartermaster Wassinarom, D. O., August 15, 1363, Pxcrogats are solicited and will be received at this office for furpishing C. ry Horses, to be de- liyered at Pittsburg. Pennsylvania; Philadelphia, Washington City, Syracu: en Y. or Indianapolii Indians. ‘roposals will be ecnsidered for the furnishing of Horses in lots of not leas than twenty-five, (25.) Tke Horses to be from fifteen (15) to sixteen (16) hance bigh, from five (5) to ning (9) years oid, well broken to the saddle. compa ly built, in good flesh. and free from all de: y The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agreement Must be guarantied by two responsible persons, whose signatures must be appended to the guar- aptee. 8) je offict cate 0! 18 ei Dearest District Oourt, or of the United States District Attorney. Proposals must be dressed to Lieutenant Colonel C. G. Sawtelle, Chief Quartermaster Cav- ry reaw, and be indorsed on the envelope “*Proposais for Horses.’’ Li 1. and Ghiet Quarternasts fe: rinaster, ang tr ont Col: and ORieE Gavairy Bareva. PRoPosars FOR FLOUR. BRALED Prorosa.s are invited the Sist day of August, 1963, at 12 m.,for furnishing the Sab- sistence pert ent with 20.000 barrels of Flour, Bidw will be received for what is tnown as No. 1, No. 2, and No.3, and for any portion less than the 20,000'barrels, Bids for different grades should bo upon sepsrate sheets of paper. The dctivery of the Flour to be commencad on the 10th day of September, or a0 000 thereafcer as the Government may direct, at the rate of 800 bar- rels daily, delivered either at the Government wharehouse in Georgetown at the wharves, or ut the railroad depot, Washington, D.C. Payment wiil be made in certificates of indedted- ners, or such other fands as the Government may have for distribution. a The nsual Government inspsction will be made just before the Flour is received. An eath of allegiance must accompany each bid, No bid will be entertained from parties who have reviously failed to comply with their bids, or from idders rot present to respond. The barrela to be entirely new. made very st: on, of new Sper aa te lined Ne Flour whic! is not fresh ground will be received. Bids to be directed to Col. A. KROK WITH, A.D, © &C. 8, U. B. A, Washington, D C. - dorred* Proposals for Flour.” 8 My2P204L PURVEYOR'S OF#IGB, i WasziNcron, D.O., A SEALED Prorosats will bere uplil 12 o'clock m,,on FAIL for furnishing Five Hundred for Liquor. é Sample of the bor required will be shown on spplicauion, _ x roposals will state the price of each box, when the whol» will bs completed Proposals crust be addressed to Henry Johneon, B.8 K. 6 Medicai and murt be indorsed ‘** Proposals for Bidd st be present when th vir bids will not be c 1 Purveyor, P. Mayor’s OFFICE, August 25, 1853. ROPOSALS Will be received ut this office up to 12 o’ciock on the 2th inet: nt. for grading and gravel- ing l4th street west, from L street a uth to Mavy- Jand avenue, the grave! to ce vine inches thick in the center, tapering down to four inches at the gutter line.” 4 j Biaders wiil state the prieo per enbie yard for grading, and per square yard for yraceling. No part of the contract will be paid without 2 certificate from the Commissioner and two Assixt+ miesioners, sit Cons JAMES Hl. BIRCH, Commissioner Seventh Ward. MUKL BR. HANDY, JOHN PETTIGONS, Assistant Commissioners, P Mayor’s OFFiCR, August 26, 1853. ROPOSALS Will be received tais office until jz o'clock Saturday, 2th instant, for grading and graveling 3d stre: it, from Penusylvania avenue to the south side of C street south; the grave! tobe nine inches thick in the center, tapering to four inches at the gutter line. and to be of a quality ap- proved by the Commissioner and Assistant Com- missioners; the gravel to be well raked of all atone of improper size, and well rotled with a heavy au 26 roller. Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for erading and for graveling. the appropriation will be paid the ‘actor except upon the certificate of the Com- mceer and Ausiatany Commissioners that tre work has been properly executed. ._. W.H. HAMILTON, Commissioner of the Fifth Ward, ALEXANDER DODGE, JOHN HITZ Poencare au 26-td Assistaut Commissioners. Mayor's Orion, August 26, 1863. Praorosars Wit be received at this office until 120’clock on Saturday, the 29th instant, for grading and graveling Secend street east, from north A to north © street, the gravel to be nine inches thick in the center, tapering to four inches at the gutter line, and to be of a quality approved by the Com- missioner and Assistant Commissioners, the gravel to be well raked of all stone of improper size, and well rolled with a heavy roller at ieast three times, Bidders will state the price per cubic yard fcr gracing and ee Square yard for graveling. No part of the appropriation will be paid the cor ctor-except upon the certificate of the Com- maieti nner, and AMSERS Commissionera that the Wo! as been properly executed. Ww. 4 HAMILTON, Commirsioner Fifth Ward, H. N. STEVENS. BENJAMIN OWENS, Assietant Commissioners, SIBHING! PISHING! K BOATS FOR HIRE, . Clerks and all othera needing recreation, and de- siring pleasure, now havea good opportunity ~ to induige in fishing on the Potomas; the ey undersigned having provided a number of: light, easy-rowing BOATS, which will be let at Teasonable prices, together with TACKLE and AIT. The safe and fast sailing pleasure boat ARIEL will sino be to let. They aro kept at the foot of Reventh street. the ears running right-to the wharf every five minutes in the dap an 19-2 DaVid 8. SEMPLE, au 25-dtd M CARTIN IVEILES G!B8BONS and LUK® CONNER No. 43 K street, between 2th gad 27th streeta, First Ward, are prepared to do CATING of any aud eve description,on the shortest notice, Their teams are unsurpatsed ip the cit € ov to work faithially, comply strictly with engagements, and charge but mod: rate prices. Any orders feft fer their services either at the above number, or st ihe Star (fice, will receive prompt atiention, ail 2)- lw AY FOR SAL. way’ bales prime Hudson Kiver TIMOTHY | WRT (slightly damaged) HAY. office of VANDERWERKEN & MERRIMAN, and they can be relied | heir | | thenee west 41 feet !1'; inchet AUCTION SALES. U™itae eratEs MARSHALS AUK OONFIBCATED PROPERTY IN Tii¥# DisTaicT OF OULUMBIA, In virtue of eizhtees write of venditir issued from the Clerk's ofice of the Sup: of the United States for the Distrieto: do! holding riet Court, md to ma direstet, i will sell nt public wale, for cari, at the front’of the Court Hovre door said Distr ct,oz ¥#ONES- DAY, the 2d day of eptember, commescing at 11 o'clock a.m.. the iife estate of the sev. ral < ra of i celx of Ground, lying ir the cily of Wasbingto: athe aatd District, to ther with ail and singtlaur the imp:-cve aents ereon, viz: Dsscx'rti0s oF A. ¥. P. Gaanetr’s Paorrrty, Ailtbha" partot Lot No. 4,im Square No 37/7, be- gipning ip the rear ling of ssid lot goon the allay at & point cistant 24 feet vast from the northeast corner of said lot, thence wast 20 feet: toence south 2 ieec; thence west 2) feat; therce north 3) feet to the.bexinning. Improved byalarge Brick Stabdl-, Also, tbat part of Lot No. 2l,in Square Nu. 3/7, being the north 33 feet front by the depth nf tha loz Improved by a four-story Briek Dwelling, situate on Ni:th sreet west, betwsen KE and streets north. DssoerPtion oF Tomas D, ALLEN’s Paorzarty. Lote Nos 6,7 and & in tqusre No. 43 improved by atwo story Frame Dweilirg, #tuate oa PF atreet south. between revanth and Kighth atree’s west. Dusckiption oF FRax ois Hanma’s Peopxare Ail that part of Lot No. 1, in Square No, 160, hav- ing atrout of 25 test by tae depth of the io! a.d pext adjoining the east 25 feet front of said jot, With bo improvements Alro, west bali of Lot No.8,im Bqnare No.8.4 improved by = store-room on north 8 street, iween Eleventh end Tweifth streets. Also, ths north haif of Lot No. 11, in Bquare6a:, bo imprevements,on Cr pitol Square between south B street avd Capitol Sqnace Z Also, the Lot 8 >. 33, in Square No, 638, improved by alarge Frame Building, aod 1ow ogcupied by Mrs. Ge. rge H. Whitney Also, the Lot No. 9%, in Square designated 0, im- raved by a email Frame Dwelling. sitaste on ‘bird street west, and near Maine aveaue. Descatption or CraRLEs 8.WeLLacu’s Property. The east half of subdivision @,1a Squara No £33 beug No 7 on Indiana avenue, Liproved by feur-story Brick Building, Descaipriog or Cornguius Borie’s Property. The Lut No. 30, in Bauare No. 40, So improve- ments. » that part of Lot No. 1 and part of Lot No. MM, Equare No, 4#3, beginning at the southwest corner of raid Lot No. 1, and running thence north 95 feet 3 inches; thence east 2) feet 8% incher; thenee routh 95'feet $ incbes to north M atrest: thence west by and with tne line of EB street #9 feet #3; inches, to ihe beginning. Improvea by a four- story brick suilding on K street north, between Fifth and Sixth streata west, Alro, that partof Lots No, 23 and 34, in Square No. 491, beginning for the same at the northeaat angle of said Lot No. 4. and runuing south 3 feet 3 inches; thence west 36 feet; thence northwest- wardly 30 feet3 inches; thence nerthwestwardly 86 feet ${of an inch; then e northwestwardly 5 feet 3 inches; thenee north 1] feet; thence east [25 feet to the beginning. Improved by a four story Brick Bui ding. situsted on Four-+ n¢-a-half street, be- tween C street and Pennsylvania avenue. Daxcription oy Jouw N. Marrit’s Peopgrty. The Lot No, 19, in Square No, 285, improved by @ two-story Brick Building, situated on K streat north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets west. Duscrirrion or Caantks W, C. DoxsixoTon’s PROPERTY. f The Lot No. 3, in Square No. 688, improved by a two-story Briek Building, situated oo |? street south, between First sireet ¢ast- and Capitol Squsre. Drecaiption OF Martin L. Burra’s Prorerty. That east bait of Lot No. 16, in Reservation No. ll improved by a two-story brick Building situ: shee oa C street north, Third and Second streeta west. Dascription of Frexca Forrest’s Property, That part of original Lot No. 2, in Bquare No 118, Geseribed as follows: Beginning on Penosylra Bia avenue, 93 feet 734 inches northweatwardly from the routheast angle of raid aquare, run- ning slong raid avenue 51 feet; thence at right angles with said avenus: 97 feet 1% inches, to an aley; thence southwestwardly along tue line of said alley, 9 feet and %{ inch; thence due east along said 40 feet 2s inches; thence southweatwardly an) at right angles with Pennsylvania avenue, 40 feet 6 inches, to the piace of inn improved bya feur story Brick Building, situated on Pennsylva- avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth ‘ts west, and known as one of the houses in n Buildings. Dygouirri9x ¥ Epwaxp A. PoLLarn’s Prop Phat part ofeud division No vi in Wauas. No. 231, described as follows: Beginning at the north east corner of said lot and running thence was: 2) feet ; thence south 12) feet; thence east 2) (vot ; thence Lorth j2) feet, tothe piace of beginumg: No improvement. : Alro, those parts of Lote Nog, 1] and 12,in Sqaara No 297, desctibed as follows: Beginning on suxth D street, 4" teet 3 inches from the northweatco: ur of sain square, and rupaing thence ewatic | 2; thence oerth 70 feet ; thence west i6 feet ; the ca routh 7) feet, to the place of beginuing. improvad by a two-story Frame Building, sitnite on Datre st south, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets wert D&sCRIPTION OF DARss and Mary P. Ratoni ve’s | KOVERTY That part_of Lot Ny, 2.10 Square No. 231, } the west 4 feet4 mehes front of said lot Cepth of the samy aud Lot No. 3,in and that part of Lot No. 4,in Square the east 19 feet 1 sfrentol Ba of the same oved by athr g and Lot aljoming, imate on kK , between Twelfth and Thirteenth » | . éne of the houses in Frapkiin Row | oPievion OF Epwarp M. CLaxk’s Pr ware No. S53. imnrove ding, on D street gout eventh Btrrete west Pxorenrs and 7,in Square No. DESC Those Lote Nos },2.5,4 £9). No improvem:nt RING'S PRopER No, 455, decried thweet coruer of inches ; then Vine oF Raid tot; | hence south 9} feet 52 inches, to the place uf beginning, improved by a tour story Brick Building, situate on & street north, between Sixth and Seventh streets west. SCRIPTION OF H&xry B. Ty. Er’s Prorgrty. The wert half of Lot No. 6,in bquare No. 485, im roved by a four-story Brick Building, si te on Street north, between Sixth and Seventh streets we 1g C230 44 feet al north 9 teet 8); incnes to the re : TON OF LeyINIA BoyLe’s Prorerry, The eart 29 feet 81; inches front, of Lot No. 1, and the south 2u feet 3 ipches front, of Lot No 4, in Square No. 488, improved bya three-story Brick Building, situate on EK strest sorth, between Pilth aca Sixth streets west. Derecnription or Samos. L. Lewts’s Property. aie Lot No. 4 in Square No, 116, No improve: ments, Also, that part of Lot No. 15, being the west 9 feet 1] inches front, by the depth of the Lot in Square No. 8). No improvements. Also, Lot No. 7, in Square No. #3 No improve- ments, = ales Lot No, 19, in Square No. £85. No improve- ments, Also, Lot No. 4, in Square No, 642. No improve- ments, Also, Lots Nos. 16 and 20, in Square No, 612, No improvements Also, Lot No. T,in Square designated and nom- bered &, 642. No improvements, r Aino. Lots’ Nos. 2,3, and4, in Bqnare designated 243. and numbered KE, 642. No improvements. DzscrirTiom OF Cuanixs W. Havennen’s Pror- ERTY. Lots Nos. 29 and 3), bot in Square No. 552. No improvements. _ Aiso, Lots Nos, i0 and 11, in Square No. 553. No improvements. Seized, libeled, and condemned under the Con: fircation Act of July 17th, 1%62, as the propery, of Be bore Gerd delendant aad will be so-d for e ure of the ates. .,, WARD H. LAMON, United Stuter Marshal D. 0. N. B,—All persons baying at this sale will be re quired to make a deposit of one-fourth of purcunae uioney atthe time of sale.or else t property. AMON 0 wil, be resold atences WARD H ____ Bnited States Marshal D. MoGUIR# & CO, Auctioneers. EBs’ SALB OF VALUABLE KKAL BB-* TATE in WASHINGTON CiTt.—On WEDNBS- DAY AFTERNOON, Sept, iéth, at o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, Bearin daie ex the 2d"day of June, 1860, and records among the land records of Washington city, i District of Columbia, in Liber J. A 8., No. oh folios 414, et seq. we shail sell, at public auction. Uo the highest bidder, ali that cortaim lotor parcel of ground. in the City of Washington, knowe and designated as lot uumber six (6), in Dyer’ nabdi- visior Of square number nine hundred and fiiteen (935), improved by a frame dwelling houre, Terms: One-third cath to be paid at the time of sale; and the remainder in equal payments at six | and twelye months from the day of sale, with interert: the deferred payments to be secured by a deed of trust on the property. And if the terms #re not fully complied with within five days frow the day cisale,the Trustees reserve the right to Tesel lthe proverty st the 2nd cost of the de- faulting purchaser, on one week's notice in the Wathington Sar, All conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser, 2) ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, H. C, SPALDING, Trustees of Phoenix Building au ll-eo&ds U. 88Ci J.c, McGUIRE & CO. HE BIVOUAC AND THE BATTLE FiBLD; or, Campaign Sketches in Virginia aud Macy- land. By Capt. Geo. F, Noyes, U.i) V 5. ans FRANCK Brace TEA! ! BAI) BLACK & BicraiT cane To ie Gate, | RW eeaecholce Bask hea wn ys rst reot, AAUTUMG eae Georgetown. | _4y23-tf corner Vermor? ave. and intl st 3EN’8 AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, :t low REAT RUSH TO SMITHS, 460 Seventh mi M . at 464 Seventh streets Ge get some of the great bargains in OLOTA jsy4 . sya | es WERBB & BF = BuCOss| iy \ GHARLES 8, Fw IMPORTEES, ak UsivMt oRO'S NEW THEATER, ‘ess si RERBT. ABOVE E. eors T Ferp.. ager acd ~roprietor T?I8 BVENING, ie e THIs FE. ENING, 5 THit Bi‘ E-1 @, THIB KVENING, Wri be prs ued ine Grand and Beantifol Bo- insuse entit THE NAIAD QUEEN! SE NAIAD QUEEN! NAIAD QUEE NATIAD QUEEN! THE NAIAD QUEEN! THE NAIAD QUEEN! Which, after mcnths of laborious and costly pepa:ation, is now presented with » dazriine splendor which eannot fail tocall forty tne xdwira- tion of al: lovers of the true and beautifal. Admission 95, 0 for secured s~alr. Beate may be secared three days in advance by mentor at the Box Offices from 9 a.m. 106 p.m, and 75 cents. No extra sharge “WASHINGTON THEATER, BiEVENTH STREET, NEAR PA. AVENUS. ALbenr Cagsipy........-........Manager, THIS EVENING, COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to the Beantiful Star. Miss SUSAN DENIN, SUSAN DENIN, SUSAN DENIN, When she wiil appear in MEDIA, MEDIA. Susan Denin @,.E. Wilson James Dunn jast nights of BUBAN By Friday and Saturday, DENIN. BP Admission 75, 80, and % cents. an 3% CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., mRan SIxTu Srazsr, Wm, ¥. Sinn...... Sole Manager and Proprietor BUMMER THEATER. WORLD'S MODEL MUSIC HALL! Last week. positively, of the Great Comet Tronpe THE WONDERFUL ZANFRETTAS! THE WONDERFUL ZANFRETTAS! TBERIFIC FEATS! GORGEOUS PANTOMIMES! BRILLIANT BALLETS! MONS, FOUCHE’S BALLET CORPS oF YOUNG AND PRETTY GIRLB. THE CANTERBURY OLIO COMPANY mA SPARKLING BILL TO-NIGHT, POPULAB PAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFPTEENOON, Augnst 2th. Last opportunity for Ladies and Children to see the ZANFBEITAS. Admission twenty five and fifty cents. Doors open at 73 o’olock; performance at 8 o'clock. anual VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st. A Miniaiure World of Art Artistes and Beawty—The- ater and Music Hall in One—This Wednesday ASternoon Grand Loubie Show—Lovelit Youn 4.adws—All Grace, Smilesand Reimement—Music, Songs, Dunces, Humor. THI» (Wednerday) KVENING, an entirely new Comic Dian bi rated Gaabterd for this establish- ment ite Simmons. entities 7TH BINGULAB MORTAL Bcientific authors inform ua that we allbave a certain mana, some are crazy on polities, others on theology, many oa lew and physics,in tact we ail have ovr hobby; the caaracter of this piece abowr a man whore mania is impulee. With the Varieties Show—Miss ELIZA FLOR- BNCE, with twenty Dancing Girls; ADA TESMAN + vim hop WoRne. and tha — We are advocates of judicious advertising, but we never cut down our company to eave moj ey fcr epheineral blasts in the papers—our show neede ho puffing. _ an ae | USICAL ENTERTAINMENT 4 _ EVERY EVENING AT NEW YORK SUMMER GARDEN, No. 360 C #rrext, Between 434 and 6th atrects. m” C.H. Lis. Proprietor. EET ONAKD. DATHARINE 5 aty Commission Loi MRS, AKGLIAB wish @ TeOMS thet Bhe is x csut/and future events, Car 4 erk of impcrtanes, fro: No, ¢ 3 al No 3 @ street north, dtreet west, three sqnares from the ‘ice. The only person that can showa ness of fn’ure harband or absent friend in re- sity. Ladies 5) cents :“Gentlemen 21. au 19-2w* {\g EDICAL NOTICH, A} LADIES AFFLICTED, READ! DR. OWINGS, a Female Physician of great ex- perience, guatanties immediate relief in aii dis- eases of the Womb, suppression and irregula: of the Menses, and all complainta of whatever nature, commcn fo Females: rai uiriag the Medical services of a regular practicing Physician Office. end Rooms 410 D st, bet. 6th and 7th ats, Office hours, 9 to 6p. m. UDLOW’S SELF-SEALING JARS, FoR PRESERVING FEUDITS, VEGETABLES, &c. The only Jar ever invented that cam be tested. For sale, mholemle and retail, pies et instraoc- i i OR" 5 38, & oc. SenH or ee BSH ERE SONG General Housefurnishing Store, 318, Iron Hall, Pa. avenue, between 9th and luth. an 20-6t Cc. W. BOTELER. Cc. W. BOTELER & SON, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, TABLROUTLERY, SILVER PLATED WARK, BRITANNIA WARB, BLOCK TIN GOODB, TIN OHAMBRE SBT8, COAL OIL LAMPS, JAPANNED WAITERS, DOOR MATS, FEATHER DUSTERS, BRUSHES, WOOD WARE, AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY. WP Houses, Hotels, and Steamboats furnished at short notice, JNO. W. BOTELER 318 IRON HALL, sud i N’S CLOTHING. Fe ee Sch task of GUNTUR. MBN’S SPRING OVEROOATS, BUSIN B33 SULTS DRESS BUITS, and FURNISHING GOODS of the Intest styles. qeaaufactered pus —_ ae! a “ eatner ie: afif made to or . = saa Watch 8 RPHENS : £9. 2a ennusylvania Avenue, between 10-2? = TNinth and Tenth streets , =TEAMER KEYPORT, CAPT. B Ny leaves Raltimore every raLoe Y. 108. m., for Alexand: ii ton, and landings on the Potor river. Returning, leaves Washing DAY, at m,, and Alexandria 37 fr r pasesge apoly on bow ARLES WILBON, Agent, Washinyton WF All Pac era ere required to have 8 a m Gen, Heinztleman. FALREs IN WYWOLESALS AED Suva CHINA, GLASA AND BARTHSN WARE @ Cutlery. ted Ware, juli Metal Goods Ie Pitchers, “lock Tin Goods, sin Gaamber Bei Waitere and Solar Lamps. © ras, Stone Goods Packed and Delivered ta thie Olty ead | Georgetown free of char. 20¢(Ca Follow my 2-e0ly eyeuth si, Washington Pennsylvania avenue, bet gth and 10th sts, | eosm “TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, oe Y , "he THE WEEKLY *. .ff. Tow excellent Family and New: .ourna COutaining a greater vanety of inv icsting reading than can be found im any other, is shed on Friday moraing. TYRMR— Cash, wrariably im advance. i copy, per annuum, It invsanably contains the « Washington News” that has mace The Daily Evening Bay circulate so genersily thronghott the country @7 Single copies (in wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—THRBE €xnTs. PEFERRED LOCAL NEWS. << Forrrn Warp Station Casge.— Alfred Carter, assault and battery; bail for peace. Heart-rending Detailx of the Quantrel Massacre—The Feariul Ketuliation com- menced. ST. Lovis, Angust —A special dispatch from Leavenworth to the Democrat says : General Jim Lane tas returued to Lawrence. He aud the citizens who accompanied him killed forty of Quantrel’s men. He is crgunizing a force, and says he will go into Blissouri early in September m pursuit ot the r+ mainder of the guerrillas. Martial kiw has been prociaimed in Leayen- worth. One bundred and eighty-three bodies of per- sous murcered by Quantrell’s men haye been buried up to this morning. Seven more bodies haye been found. Ore hunéred and eighty-two baildings were burned, eighty of them brick. Eighty-five widows and two hundred and forty orphans were made by Quantrell’s raid. Several merchants have commenced re- building. Ali the towne in the State have sent in large sums of money for the relief of the sulferers. - One of Quantrell’s spies has been hung ip Lawrence. The chiefs of the Delaware, Sac and Fox In- diane have offered their services to Gen, Lane. A report juct received says buildings in Cass county, Mo, are on bre, and over 100 rebel sympathizers have been killed, perhaps in re- taliation tor Quantrell’s mur. vce. Kansas City, Aug. 26.—The tollowing ex- tracts are taken from General Order No. Al, issued at these headquarters August 23: Ist. All persons leavig Jackson, Cass and Bates counties, Mo., and that partof Vernon county included in this district, excep. those living within one inile ot the limits ot Inde- pendence, Hickman’s Mill, Pleasant Hill and Harrisonville, aud except those in partol Kaw township, Jackson county, norih of Brush Creek and west of the Big Blue, embracing Aransas City aud Westport, ure hereby ordered toremove from their present piaces of residence within fifteen days from date hereof, Join and Mary McNamara, do. ; bail for court. Jas. Cochran, arnnk; dismissed. Jobu Cross, drunk snd disorderly; military. Jas. T. Nich- olls. drunk &ud breaking a door: $2.91. J. Moc- Devitt, found asleep in the street; dismissed. Lenj'n Hughes, disorderly: do. oseph Ha- ven. sleeping in sn cmnitus; do. Wim. Stitz, Co. militury. Daniel Shugaroo, do.; dismissed. Mich McGrath, house breaking; do. Henr iP. Themes, cleeping in etreet; do. Mary Y. Hell, suspicious character’ Francis Coyle. as. saniturd battery; bail tor court. Louisa Mock- aber, discrderty, indecency and profanity; ~itt. Henry Misler, creating nuisance; $1.94. Go'ieib Urbach, larceny of 810; dismissed. E, *ickett, dronk; Co. Louisa Dean, petty lar- ceny: jail ier court. W. Terrill, A. Simms, 8S. Wiilisms, fighting; the two first fined 92.01 each: Williams dismiseed. Hannah Wilson, orunk and @soréerly: do. Wm. Armstrong, As:aultand battery: dismissed. H. Johnsen, slecping in street; do. Dr. F. Goldboro, drank do. Wm. Armstrong, fighting; $5. ee ae A Younoe Lipertine.—Tuesday afternoon Rouncriman Grecr, of the Third Ward, ar- rested u colored boot-black, About 13 years old, nemed Solomon, who was charged with at. tempting the seduction of a colored married woman. by making very improper offers to her. Solomoir was taken betore Justice Clay- ton, and denicd the charge. His intended yic- tm did not appear; but the young scamp was vot to be Jet cf witbout a lesson. The officers by their remarks inducing him to believe that, if prosecuted, the penalty would be of the most terrible characier, Solomon appealed to the Justice, a flood of tears streaming down his black face, showing he was really scared. The Justice ccnsidered the case, commented Upon its *normity, adding to the terrcr of the darkey Don Juan: but finally consented to diemiss the case on eondition that Solomon ehail give over such rakish practices and fol- Jow some useful employment, mi a aes SECOND WarD StTaTion Casgs.—Eliza Po- fey, assault and battery; bail for peace. Frank Those who wiilin that time prove their loy- alty to the satiefaction of the commanding officer of the military station nearest their pre: ent places of residence, will receive from him acerulicate stating the tact ot their loyalty, and the names of wiinesses by whom it can be sworn to. All who receive such certificates will be permitted to remove to any Military station in this district, or to any part of the State of hansas except the counties on the eastern border of the State; all others shall re- move outof this diztrict. Officers commanding companies and detach. menis serving in companies will see that this paragraph is promptly obeyed. FROM PANAMA, New York, Augnet 26._The steamer North Star, from Aspinwall on the 6th inst., arrived to-day. A Panama letter of the 16th states that the new Presiaent of Columbia, (late New Grena- du,) General Santa Colorna, was imaugurated at Panama on the !3th. The Spanieh squadron has arrived, and her efficers are to be guesrs at the banquet in Pan- ama. ‘The North Star reached Aspinwallon the 13th from New Ycerk, having thrown overboard a partother cargo. Her mail is ina saturated conaition from the effects of a heavy gale. Two slight shocks of an earthquake were felt on the 6th on the Isthmus. There is nothing new from Central America. An unsuccessful attempt atrevolution has been made in Chih. General Herron has been appointed to decide ou American claims against Peru. General Flores has gained complete victory in Uraguay over the Government forces. It is expected President Berro, will resign, and Mosq tero and Moreno are to have a conter- ence on governmental subjects on the fronuer ot Fenador. FROM SAN FRANCISCO, San Francisco, August 24.—The steamer Oregon has arrived from north weszera ports of Mexico, bringing $114,000 in weasure and two hundred and fifty packages of specimen ores from tke mines or Sonora and Sinaloa. Various California mining companies engaged in de- veloping the ellver mines were in good spirits at their prospects. Sandwich island dates of July 25 are re- ceived. The news is nnimportaut. A tumber of foreign vessels had arrived ai Horolulu during the first haif of the present year, less by half than during the correspond. ing period of last year. Winsiow un the 2 rosd proper Ouers. Ge. in prespect. Capture of Jeif, PFhemp-on and his Staff, Sr. Lovis, August 26.—A dispatch from Gen. Fisk to Gen. Schotield, from Pilot Knob, Mis- souri, says Colonel Woodson’s cavalry have mnade @ raid to Pocahontas, Arkansas, routing raj bands of guerrillas and capturing about a hundred prisoners, among them Gen. Jelf, Thoipson and all his staf. The Drait in New York. RW YORK, August wi.—The drafting pro- quietly to-day in the Fifth, Eignia and Ninth districts. —_—__~+<0e-+—____ CAMP MEETING CORRESPONDENCE. CAMP IN SHIPLEY’s Woops, Anne Arundel County, Md., August 25th. Decr Star: Since Sunday we haye had the following additional arrivals of preachers: Reys. T. A. Morgan, South Baltimore Station; S. M. Dixon, Baltimore City Station; T. H. W. Monroe, East Washington; G. de la Matyre, East Genessee Conference; E. Richardson, Summerfield Circuit, Yesterday the day was bright und beautiful, and the services were as follows: Prayer Meeting at the altar at S o'clock, and preaching at9 e'clock by Rey. J. UW. Swope, from Daniel, 6th chapter, 10th verse. At 11 o'clock Rey. T. H.W. Monroe preached trom Matthew, 22d chapter, ith and |2th verses. Rev. H. McNemar preached ai 3 o'clock from 2d Kings, 7th chap- ler, Ist verse; and was followed by Rey. R. Shreck with a warm appeal tw the people to heed the word of God and seek salvation. At 7s p.m. Kev. A. J. Porter preached from Mark, llth chapter, 227d yerse: «Have faith in God? and was followed by an exhortation from Rey. G. W. Hobbs, the result of which, with the previous labors, was the presentation of nearly a sccre of penitents at the altar tor prayer, five or six vf whom were converted. The preaching throughout has been yery food 41d pointed, the sermons of Sunday de- te ving particular notice. I must notice par- tiewlar sermon of Rey. John Thrush, of your city, on the parable of the sower, which | @was one of his most successful efforts, and was } high cei Cf by all who heard it, en preaching services are all meetings either in the altar 15, 2 yery interesting experienc 1, At il o'clock Rey. S.V. a Luke, Lith chapter, 2d sent was sent from ‘is’ morning to the ). Westwood, in pry ot deticious tene@d by months in the t ion, tor beinga common scold, i brawler, Se !x-President Buchanan has returned Lome from his visit to Bedtord Springs, | ag” Vallandigham is at Quebec. Seaman, drunk; dismissed. Dennis Fenley, drunk and disorderly; do. Bridget and Edw. Flarity, grand larceny; jail. Jas. Barry, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. John Hawkins, do.: do. Thomas Sinclair, drank; military, Charles Asrondale, do; dismissed. J. Tracey, disorderly; $158. Mary Johnson, drunk and disorderly; $2. J. Wilson, drunk; $1. Frank Paris, do.: $1. Bertha Brown, keeping disor- derly house; #5. Emm: Howard, disorderly; $2. Daniel Farren, drunk; $1.01. Nicholas Berger, do.; #2. Bridget Bohrer, do.; work. house. Abraham Segar, grand larceny; di mismissed. Dan’l Biggs, disorderly; $3.’ Jas. McCansland, assault; dismissed Mary MI ers, disorderly; #2. K. Solomon, fighting; #2. Wit Rewic, do.; dismissed. R. Offutt, intoxica- tion, sg oe Fieut iN Bares’ ALiey. —Tuesday night. Anthony Simme, Wm. Terrill, and Samuel Williams, colored, were arrested for indulging in a fight in Bates’ alley. They were taken to the Fourth Ward station and searched, and a fine revolver was taken from Terrill, upon which was engraved +-C. F. Cook, Company D, 143d Regiment, P. V._ Terrill proved that he took it irom Simms. Simms proved to be a lugitive from the county jail, from whence he escaped Tuesday. Williams proved that he Was not fighting, but trying to separate the others when arrested. Justice Ferguson fined Terrill $2.94: Simms was ordered to pay alike sum, but was subsequently delivered to the Marshal's officers: Williams was dismissed, und the pistol was retained, to be delivered to the owner, when demanded. aria aaa et ATTEMPT TOSWINDLR.—Tuesday night, offi- cer Lyncharresteda young man named Niche- las Brady for attemptng to swindle a man named George Williams, in Marble Al- ley. Williams is a sailor, and had over sixty dollars on his person, and also a revolver. Yesterday morning, Williams said he hag was after, and was prepared to meet his ad- vances. He had his revolverin his hand all the time that Brady was fooling with him, end his intention was to shoot B. the moment he touched his pocket. Williams was of opinion that ‘if the police bad not interfered the only tronble Brady would have been to the public would have been that of burying him.” Jus- tice Ferguson held Brady for a hearing. i A FIGHTING Trio.—On Monday afternoon, a row occurred near the Corral, m the First Ward, in which Fr: Agnes and Ellen ise, colo! cked Mary Wheeler, also beat her, Officer Stuard arrested ing party, end Justice Drury fined r ne, and Ellen Lowden, colored, » Kighteenth street. near I M y officer Bor , One and she 20ut, When the th Justice Drury boun them aver Suspicion OF LaRceNy.—OUn Monday Myers. icsicing on Twenty-secoud stre tween G and H streets, after returning home took olf her dress, armlets and gloves in t presence of Mrs. Cordelia Winder, an short ume the armlets gloves, &c., were missed. Mrs. Myers informed the husband of Cordelia about the matter, and he went to her house in Blaze’s alley, where he saw her wearing the armlets: but she seized a bucket of water aznd made ai him, running him off. He, however, informed officer Stincheomb, who arrested and carried her before Justice Drury, when the husband appeared as the principsl witness, and she was sent to the workhouse, peed Le Bocus DerecTivE ARRYSTED—Argle Pri- chett has been arrested and confined in the Old Cupitol for representing himselt as one of Col. Baker's detectives. It appears that Prichett went tothe house of Elisha Boswell, of Charles county, Md., and representing himself as one of Col. Baker's detectives, searched the prem- ises and took trom a trunk between $500 and £600. He denies taking the money, but ac- knowledges passing himself off asa detective. Prichett haile from Camden, N. J. He has never been in any way connected with Col. Baker’s office, and, in fact, was never seen by the colonel before his arrest. sere gee ee Can’? AGREE.— James Perry, colored, was married in May last to Anena Thornton, but has sinceseparated from her because he alleges £he should have been married several months previously; but since he has continued his visits to the house of his mother-in-law, Sarah Thornton, and on Monday he went there ana gotintoa quarrel , during which he became disorderly, and was arrested by officer Cook, who took him before Justice Drury, who fined him $3. He paid the fine and immediately went back and raised anotherrow, but has not been rearrested as ye REL EES A WELL-KNOWN CHARACTER ARRESTED.— Tuesday, one of Capt. Johnson’s detectives urrested Isaac Ariel, a deserter trom the 7th Massachusetts regiment, on the charge of al- tempting to go as asubstitute. Ariel deserted his regiment some months since, and has passed much of his time in prison, under the aliases of Charles Marrs, _— Myer and — Collins. Last winter he was in’ the Central Guardhouse, where he was committed Tues- day as ® common thief. Sees a eee A Youne Turer.—On Tuesday afternoon Rovndsmyn Kelly, of the Fourth Ward, ar- rested a colored girl Samed Louisa Dean, about 12 years of age, who was charged with stealing n lot of clothing from Mrs. Wise’s boarding ise, Where she had been employed for 4 short while as a servant. A portion of th stolen articles were found upon her, and su ficient evidence of her guilt was obtained, and she was committed to jail for court. Mile hess A Disorprfty Dentist..Qn Monday Dr " Groshon, & gene rooming on Peun. sy Ivania avenue, near Twentieth street, while drunk threatened his landlady and others in the house. Officer Crump was sent for to ar- rest him, and arrived in time to prevent him from shooting one of the seryants. He was taken, with some little tronble, before Justice Drury, who fined him $3. ———>—_—__ ORDER OF RECHABITES.—Eagle Tent, No. 299, E. O. of R., on Friday evening last in- stalled the following officers:—Sh., James EF. Boteler; P. C. R., Joseph S. Tucker; C.R., L. D. Milstead; D. R., Wm. B. Marche; KS. Thomas B. Marche; F.S., James Gill; T., Dr. S. A. H. McKim; L Wm. F. Sister; IG, Charles Berkley; O.G., John H. Rollins,