Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1863, Page 3

P LOCAL NEWS, __ | peed otiv'ho Board of Enreiment ene | PIC NICS, &e. ___— WANTS. AUOTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. —_- — 1 12 o'clock to-day : | RAMERUPOLIZAND TO THE RADCUL. 7 ANTED—A gond HAND to workona farm | HIS AFFERNOON AND YO.MORROW AMUSEMENTS 10-NIGH¢. Jobn Lane, colored, furnished eubstitute— | [VJ *t90PUL1TANS TO THE BASCUR. WARTED. A gord SAND to workona farm | $818 AFFERNOON AND ¥O-MORROW FUTURE DAYS. Wasnine on THeATER.—This evening has | George Lenry. . Deen sei spart for the deneflt of the beautiful boa tne ts cet actress Miss Susan Denin, and the play select- | . Dame hieeet lag, disability. ed is that of “Meden.” Miss J. personas | Marbray Harris, only support ef mother. RAND = j By J.C. Me@U IRB & O0.,Auctioneers. By W.L.W ie S nD F geed NIC ANTRD—By s young epnes 2 BC UATION IRs? CLABS BUILDING LOT f (artton Hil", BCILDING. TOF a? aco. eae eee ee oti nee eee nee en eee | arrPinbOg Bot at Auction “Oa THURSDAY | ries "Gn tURDAY APTERMOUN, Ph a EO Te 4 a { sh HOOK AND LADDER COMP. . A YOUNG GIKL WANTS A @IFUATION IN | Bier ines we enites boas six koa o'clock, we will sell in front of the premie i | FoR THB ot No. 9, in | wes, Tot No. §, Square 840. 61 fest on wast “Medea,” and will be ably sustained by G. E. | Samuel T. Hill, only support of mother. | IT OF THE: W-MEMBERS WHO tmall privat ood cook pg twenty-six fet two inches on north | Sth'strect, by 95 ieet, Wiiren 's- sJason,” Mr. James. Duan as | Edward Johnson, erroneously enrolled. BENBIIT OF AVE BERN DAP TED. and ifoner, Good relerence it required: “Address | K.otreet, between lath and ith atrects wert and | wireet 7 +e test Cupfioi and worth & “Crecn,” ard by others of the company. Miss | Michael Craven, over age. The Active Members of tne Metropolitan Hook | Kate, Star office it* ove hundred and forty-two feeteight | cash; balance in 6 and 12 D. is a general favorite here, and therefore John Zamoiski, disability. and Ladder Com; interest and secured by dead of — +e | inches to a thirty foot. By aznounee YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN | The situation is cominerse suey, rr pany res | to their friends and the public that they will there inno doubt but che will have a large | Richard S. Lawrence, under age. aun bert ta es Th 4 ite: ive a Grand Pie Nic at Lo-ffler’s Garden on, @ private family todo chamberwork and sew- | city fora private residence, and the sale should arcbaser’s expense. hou Cortetian Plocher css Gllity ONDAY, Aug. Slat, (or the parpove of abeiat- ing. Good reference if required, Address Anus, © attention of personsdesiring afine | _ WML WALLS OO.. Aucts. Forp’s | 1!ATER.—The postponement of the Jobn Middleton, under age. ing their fellow-members who have been drafted. | Star cfics, perfect. ee opening of Ford’s Theater lastnight, was alto- gether uns voidable, but the manager assures thy pub! hat it will positively be opened to- ,_ | The committee pledge themselves to use every One-third cash; balance in sit and | By SREEN & WILLIAMS, & Wesley Willia d, farnished snbsti- | i f FIRST CLASS AMBROTYPE OPERATOR | tweive monthe, with interest, secured b, UCTION SALE OP inte Spencer Jonmrone nf iba ge A reted, CuAes AMPROT TER, Detersaa, te | frost oo ci samies intent, secured by a deed of | aloes uctioneers: pods 3 VALUABLE BUILD. Wm. H. Golden, accepted. engaged for the occasion. Dancing will commence whom an interest in the business will ba given, | the purchaser. conveyances at cost of - inc) Lors om Bas? Caritot stn aT.—On A AY, the sept ight, wi h he performance of thefinedramatic | (10, oot ae at Folclock p.m Tickets, admitting a gentiemas | Adcress¥. 2, 0., Washington P.O. eu fst" | onz2 J.C. MeGUIRE & 00., Aucta, {tell in tront nine Deemiten st ask pe pagean: “The Nai ueep.” is entertain- erp eee and ladies, ONS DOLLAB. =f B: 7 sstlodea p or Lota uv 11 fronting oa Bast G ment b+ is en got se first class style and | dona Wc ina OMe th | 3. Ohame nite ef Arrangements V ‘alegsnwgman ta to general Youve ore, by (i anne et gy: Auctiouser, Gtree at the Corust, Of th street east aud Sitot 5 it. ohn J R - Iz. 06. i os, as. A. Smit : pr . Seah 3 920 fronting o: 9t . : ac essa lets of expense, and will be worth visit ohn Gonuinpoaat aon | OF. Hotereat, Jas W. White, Chas, Chil cds, lie MARY A. MILLS, No. 504 Pa. ara ee LUABER IMEROVED PROPERTY IN “Bast Capito: and A Ftd : st. eart, be. ne bya Ivory H. Pope, over age. | Wm:8. Scott, ' J.T. Blakeney, Oliver Donn, = Az Avortion.—I will seilat Public ; Ove- four e+ 19 6, 22. and 18 CandexnuRyY—The patrons of Uanterbury | George Langley, erroneously enroiled. au 2124.27.29 $1 WANTED IMMEDI<TBLY—Throe Journey GOR mass the premises, on THURSDAY | moths. fr notes t -om day oc aale, appesr « ie determined that the hall shall | Thoras Goodard, dizability. Seheh, BREAD BAKERS, Apply coraer Of | that Valuable Improved Property mre ocloce atl aan given and taker. . mever t- otherwise than well filled; and no Wm. Cammack, over age. 1 377 mE Atel Fighteenth and Penn avenue. - intersection of Bridge and Aqueduct streets in | auzy SUC meat th Peep ct pitti one of ti many who visit the hall is ever dis Jaines M. Wellman, only support of mother.| MILITARY SUBSTITUTES. aus7 3t G. G. KRAFPFT. aR eect, sereats, im e LLIAMS, sats, appoint-d, for the en ertainments offered excellent. This is the jast week of the fretats) pe. Edeson, Nellie Taylor, and all i the othe: }+rformers appear to-night. Vanitrigs.—* The Singular Mortal,” a new comic drama, written expresely for this estab- di-hment, will be performed here to-night again. ‘The piay itself is replete with fun, and each character is well acted. Besides the drama, the regular concert hall entertainment will take place. a Tur DRavt.—Alter our report closed yester- Gay, the following cases were disposed of by the Board of Enrollment: Thos. Booker, erroneously enrolled. Tienj. Moor, only support of mother. Edward Krown,under age. J. Levy, alien. 7 Jas. H. Hough, disability. Richard Polly, disability. John Anderson, colored, accepted. Farley Thompson, colored, accepted John Ames, colored, accepted. e John W. Dick, disability. John Monekheim, alien. 3. H. Du Bant, disability. John Evans, erroneously enrolled. Patrick O’Hare, furnished substitute—Wm. Sterling. ‘ N. O. Day, furnished substitute—Arthur McKaune. Jas H. Clements, only support of a mother- Jess child. Philip A. Delano, disability. Benjamin Davis, disability. Theo. Friebus, erroneously enrolled. Andrew Baldwin, only support of a widow. Patrick Fleming, over age. H. H. Twombley, disability. Frederick Meyer, alien. Charlies Young, accepted. Edward Stolpe, disability. Oscar Freuntlich, alien. Wm. H. Thomas, furnished substitute—Jos. Gatewood ite , Samuél G. Partridge, disability. John Brown, disability. Charles Marquette, erroneously enrolled. Martin Hoffman, accepted. Charles Dyson, over age. James Neal, colored. under age. Job Dawson, colored, under age. Patrick Minor, colored, accepted. Eli Cromwell, colored, erroneously enrolled. Edward Freas, under age. Charles Langer, colored, accepted. T. M. Rees, erroneously enrolled. Daniel Solomon, disability. Joseph Brown, colored, accepted. Alired Stewart, colored, accepted. Lewis Norton, colored, accepted. John Madigan, alien. Henry Barth, erroneously enrolled. ‘Turner Studley, only son of a widow. Samuel F, Hughes, over age. Henry Leimbach, alien. John Wells, disability. John Broderick,alien. Samuel Evans, only support of a widow. W. R. Russell, disability. James Gibson, disability. Lope erie Tue New Scnoot-Hovse is THE SIxtTH ‘Wakp.-A meeting of the joint committee of Council end of the School Trustees was held last Bight in the Mayor’s office, City Hall, for the purpose of receiving and acting upon the re- port of the sub-building committee. There ‘were present Messrs. Semmes (acting Mayor), Ellis and Walsh of the Board of Trustees, and Ferguson and McUathran. of the Board of Common Council. The sub-committee, through Mr. Ferguson, Teported that they had visited the new build- ing and found the work progressing finely. The materials used are of the best quality, nd the work is welldone. Abundant mate- rial of all kinds for the progress of the work is upon the ground. The lateness of the spring and other unavoidable causes have retarded the progress of the building to some slight ex- tent, but the contractor hopes to haye it com- pleted in ample time yet. The situation of the building is on high and open ground, commanding atull view of Penn- sylyania avenue. The architects of the build- ing, Messrs. Cluss and Kammerhueber, are producing fine effects in the appearance of the building, by massing and shaping the exterior walls in 4 peculiar way, suggested by the nu- merous flues required for an efficient system of heat and ventilation; and which also answer the purpose of separating the school-rooms so thateven through the windows pupils in dif- ti rent roems cannot communicate. These flucs and their tops are thus made to be ornamental 1s useful. The window sills, lintels, ecting cornices are of brick and iron, ving been discarded as much as possi- e ices haye been castinto a variety ot t onot think that looking at 1 its bearings they could have yantageous contract than that and they sre convinced thit leted this building will be one of t bstanualand cheapest that has been erected here in along while. One object has been to make the building as near fire-proof as poseible, and the mmittee believe the con- ¢ succeeded. All the school rooms pd by brick walls, at least 14 inches thick. ‘Phe distribution and quantity of light as well as the cts have peen made # special study b: hitect. The spacious stairs have heavy wrought tron strings fasten- ed at their ends to wrought iron beams. Am- pie provisions tor water has been made, and a well fitted up cloak-room foreach school room erected. ol the Sexes &re to be kept separa- ge of soand from one rooin of y to nnother has been counteracted as far as possible. A number of the school rooms, which are 25 by 30 feet, and 15 feet high, muy be lengthened to nearly 53 feet by placing the teacher’s deskin a well-proportioned niche Steet wide by 4 deep. The rooms are built so @s to Allow each pup!! an area of 13 square feet anda yolvme of 19 cubic feetof air—an amount considered sufficient by all competent judves. Besides the ten scheo! rooms, there is a hall 80 feet long, 30 feet wide and 16 feet high, which can be at any time subdivided into a well- lighted library and two additional school rooms, which would have favorable light for a school of design for female work and with propor- tions well adapted to musical exercises. my ‘The report was signed by all the members of the committee, and was unanimously adopted. = Se THe Pic-Nro St. Dominick’s Church yesterday at the Seventh @treet Park .was largely attended, and went off in the most orderly and pleasant manner. During the day and evening it i: grounds. The Seventh street cars were kept busy during the afternoon taking out and bring- ing in passengers, running most of the time every two minutes, and they were not ableeven @t this rate to accommodate the crowds going each way. Itis thought that about $700 will be realized for the church. The managers of the pic-nic deserve credit for the successof the affair. ES eet ALL on «a LeveL.—On Thursday night last a «‘hop”’ was given at a house on Seventh street, mear Boundary, which was attended by be- tween thirty and forty persons, of all colors, ‘who for a time enjoyed themeel ves hugely, bat it was not long before some of the colored girls showed a preference to white partners, and by thie course one of the “culled damseis” got the ill-will of her beau, a black fellow knowa| as Bill Gray, and he, with Moses Black, ‘“wol- doped” her. On Friday they were arrested by officer Beall and taken before Justice Clayton, ‘who committed them to jal l. 2 ——»—__- Szcorp Warp Station Cases.—William 782. E. W. Roach, Grunk; 31.94. Thomas McBride, do.: £2. Eliza Lucas. street-walking; 22. J.B. Culluns, dis- orderly; $1. James Anderson, drank and dis- Hameley, violating city Ia: orderly; $1.58 August Trechler, drunk: Jno. Dice, disorderly; dismissed. Chas. Gashell, threats; bail for peace. Ben Beverage, do; do Jas. Hagan, drunk and disorderly; =2,’ Lewis Jones disorderly; dismissed Mary strong, od do; do. Alice McCsasland, do, do. Jas. Bau. | seT, do; 81.94. ee See ES ConvVALESOENTS, RECRUITS, &0.—Tnesday, 114 conyalescents trom Annapolis, and some Yots trom the neighbor! g hospitals, were sent amp Parole, (Annap- nent, and 2 James Flanigan, disability. Fiederick Mitchell, alien. ‘Thomas Bellew, over age. Jchn Russell, over age. Charles M. Walker, erroneously enrolled. Thomas E. Roach, disability. Jobn H. Smith, furnished substitute—Jacob Zimmerman, Lewis Schulman, over age. Benjamin C. Lazenby, disability. Robert Lamon, erroneously eurviled. Robert S. Cannel, only support of mother. Grenville Peddicord, only support of infirm parents. Henry Butler, colored, accepted. ictal ee) FrrE.—The fire about nine o'clock yesterday was at the residence of Mr. E. Z. Steever, on New Jersey avenue, near the Brick Bridge— the roof of the kitchen taking fire from a stove- pipe. The Columbia and Anacostia companies were early on the ground, but the flames were exting uished by buckets of water being thrown by the neighbors and firemen, without it being necessal to put the apparatus in service. Officers Barkely and Wallingsfora were early on the ground to protect the furniture, some of which was removed trom the house. ARBSAULTING A GUARD.—On Sunday after- noon, an Irish soldier, named Michael Neuny, was arrested by officer L..D. Miistead, on Cap- itol Hill. He had attacked John Bovier, a guard on duty at Carroll Prison, choking and strikinghim withoutany prgvocation. He was arrested in an eating saloon, wheh he was ma- king his brag that he was a New York fighting man. Justice Furguson handed him over to the military. a REAL EstTatxE Sanus, by Green & Williams, anctioneers.—Four building lots on Twenty- third street, between M and N, north:—Lot A, to P. Mulroy, for $120; B, to S. H. Lavender, $117.50; O, to Jos. Ashton, $117.50; D, to John Leibtried, $115. By W.L. Wall & Co.—Small frame house and lot 11, square 110, on Twentieth street west, toG. W. Hopkins, for $475. Ee eae Egvatr. Division, No. 3, Sons oF TBMPER- ANCE.—This flourishing branch of the Order of the Sons of Temperance have taken Smeaa’s Hall, on Ninth street, between D and E streets, as their place of meeting. They hold a meeting this evening, when they Will be pleased to meet any who may wish to unite with them in the good cause of temperance. 1t® ee VIOLATING THE DEAD HORSE REGULATIONS, Tuesday, Jas. Bowen and John Welch were RATERDAY.--The pic-nic of timated that @t Jeast three thousand persons visited the exchanged prisoners | drafted ARTIAT..—Marrs, committed to the centraf guardhouse by Capt |! Todd, for violating the regulations respecting the burial of dead horses, by depositing a car- case near the camp of the 14th N. H. regiment, on New York avenue. ue ee, RATHER Svsriciotr Geo. Robinson, a soldier, was arrested Tuesday night by officer Benson, for loitering in the yard of a house on I street, between First and Second, in a sus- picious manner. The key of the house was found upon him and he was turned over to the military fer trial. — A Birittagp Matcu—Deery and Simpson.— The above named gentlemen will playa match ame of billiards at the saloon of Mesers. Mil- ler & Simpson, 430 Pennsylvania avenue, on ; Thursday, August 27th, at4o’clock p.m. ¢ SETS TEER Sen Pree PA@eE of to-day’s Star for interest- ing local articles. ee EES ‘OUR LARG® FIksT-CLA8S HOUSES FOR SAL, for et. between Sth and 6th streets, ront, containing 16 rooms. For particulars inquire of meat my Feed and Flour store on Seventh street, between G and H, No. 429, where the Pablic and Butlers can get the best Feed in this Market at the lowest prices in the District of Columbia. Call soon and try me, as my motto is ** Quick Sales and Smal) Profits.’”” J. A. Wise, Peed and Flour Merchant. ‘ 7th street No. 429. THE GREAT WEST is the promised land in the eyes of millions, both in the Old World and the New. Its fertile soil and magnificent opportunities for developement are the great sources of its attrac- tion. Butalong itr beautiful streams, there luras malaria of most deadiy inflaence, which is the great drawback of that epiendid region, and must remain so for many years tocome. Bmigranta and others who con)emplate settlement in that section, willdo well to provide themseives with the only cure that has yet been found efficient, speedy, acd certain ; we mean Hostetter’s Celebrated Bitters, which hae snatched hundreds from an untimely grave. Their operation upon the digestive organs is goon felt to be beneficent, without being vio- lent, pala by Druggists and dealers generally everr- whrre Wholesale Agents—A. M, Bininger & Co.. 237 | Pena. ave. au 2-eost Samaritan’s Gift is the mort certain, asia and effectual remedy—indeed, tho only vegetab: edy ever discoverad. Curas in two to four dey: recent caras in twenty-four hours. No miner: ry. Only ten pills to bs ’s hops, and a friend to those who do not want to be exyose?. Male pack- ages, 92; female, $3. . Samaritan's Root and. Herp Jui and permanent care for Syphi! Sores, Spots, Tetters, Ac. Pri for @5. bold by B.C. Ford gets THE CHEAPEST AMD BEST Hain Drew re THR WORLD— Never Fades or Washes Out —U pbais’s Hair Dye, 50 yentza box. The bestinuse. Try ii. Sold by a. 0. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, Wash- neton. and Heary Cook, Alexandria je 6-ly Tuesday. August ‘sth. by the Rev. Father Wal- ter. Mr GEO W KEM of Marylacd, to Misi MARWIN C. GKINER, of Washington. D.G. “* DIED, In this city, August 25th, 1S6%, of typhoid fever, PETTIE, the beloved wife of G L, Rea end vungeat daughter of the Rev James and Elizabsth BeDonough, of Leesburg, Ve., after an illness of @ight days, in the 25th year o! rage bd In Georgetown, on Wednesday evening, GEO, ASHMAN. youngest ebild of J. Colegate and Anna ¥. Parker d 17 months uke 8 ae SE ay, are poaneuted to at- ry e funeral this arsday) eve; , at O'clock, from 129 Beall treet 7) YOUNES S In Georgetown, on the evening of August 13th. of diptheria, HELEN OALDEM in her oth you and on the 22d instant. of the same disease, M BL1ZARETH, in her isth year, eldest and young- est daughters of Wm. H and Susan B. Kurtz, “They grew in beauty side by side, ‘They Afied one home with glee.” ad and desolate is now the hearthstone around which these loved ones blossomed wita such fair promises of future joyand Haviiness; but He whose wisdom never errs, and whose love never fails, has ® it best to transplant them to fairer climes there to bloom perpetually in the realms of light, and our aching hearts would say, “it is well.” “Youth and the opening rose Muy look like things too glorious for decay, Apd rmile at thea—but thou art oot of those That wait the ripen’d bloom to avize their prey. Leaves have their time to fall, And tiowers to wither at the north wind's breath And stars to set—but all, Th ou hast all seasons for thine own, oh! Daath gh? AtU.8. Convalereent Hospital. Baton Rou La. July 27th. 1863, cerg’t ai ES K. P. ry = WARDB, of Co. B.’ 155th Regiment New York: Volunteers, son of the late Henry W. Bdwards, of Washirgton I). © , aged 2° years. He was seriously wounded in Banks’ heroic at. tack on the works of fort Hu ron, May 27th, 1453 and was a prisover in the handy oj the Rebela un the surrender of that piace to our victorious forces, After lingering two months with a [painful wound, a d‘sesre peculiar to the climate set in. snd he died. Thus bas pessed sway, to the b' early manhood, a youth endowed with qualities of mind and heart which made him the hope and pride of bis family. and the delight of the poclaty in which he moved. With tha noble sathasiasy of youth, he enlisted in the rervics of his country withont hope of reward, and simply because he thonght she needed him.” In the language of his captain,* he was a bright star, and one whieh al hin comrades should tolicw.” "And this brave sol- | dier of tae Republic has now laid his manly form } by the banks of the baptles d ps beside many another gallan® soul. a willing sscrifice tolthe canae of Lib- | } erty ir America. A gratefrl country shall guard | their rscred ashea anc keep their memory green. | But who shall soothe the potguancy of private grief | and carry Consolation to the bercaved hearts of a mother and sisters, They remember, alse! too | well thoxe— é i “Byes of light; snd lips of roses, i ‘Saee as Hylas wore Over which the curtain clores That sball rive ro more.” What eens so is tra This life of mortal bre Js bot asnburb of the life Elysian, Whore por ai we I—death ('” Pa. on TEN OLIVE Rosa Martw wscity, aged 14 montes = WW ANtRD—4 BUBETINUTE. A fair price will be psid. Apply befure the 2d september to DOBBY at W. M, Shuster & Co's, 33 ee, bet. 7th and 8th sts. au 26 3t* get BRTITUTE WANLED. Toone who is nota \) deserter, 8 liberal price will be paid, Call be- tween the beurs of 9 and 3 o'clock. T. M. HANSON, Lnsurance Agent, au 26-51" 520 Seventh street. DP42782 MEN. i ATTENTION. Drsfted men can get reliabie MEN for SUBSTI- ZUsES bY ate on us Weunsure against de- seriers for a amall premium. W.B uswis & CO.. Anct’r 427 7th Gand au 86 ot GQUBSTLTOTES WANTED.—We want t: ity + five(25) good reliable MEN this day. We pay the highest prices. Callearly and get your meney same day emember we do not speculate, but harge liens. commissions oat ar ones: at No,427 treet, en Gand H streets. perry we ‘W. B. LEWIS & CO., St {Chrohicle i Auctioneers, NTED,—8U BSTITU TES wantei—the high- est prices prid—at the office of Justice D. ROWLAND. No. 125 W street, near General Post Office. All hinds of Exemption Papers promptly prepared, at reasonable prices, au M-2w* 'U BSTITUTES’ HEADQUARTERS —The high- § eat prices will be paid for SUBSTITUTES for RAFTED men. Those in want of Substitutes will Ind it to their interest to spply at tha “Inielll- once abd Beale 0 Office,” No. 511 Ninta st., ni Meth LN. H. MILLER FOR SALE AND RENT. Poe BOOMS TO RENT—For rent. 2 Reig seat favaleked sad" wey"comfrta neatly ve! comfo! ie 1D ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR- RS. The neighborhood is one of most desirable in the city, myer: attention gala to those occupy- ingthem. No children in the house. it URNISHED ROOMB— With Board—May be had by applying at No, 339 F at., bet. 9th and 10th. au 27-3t™ FO RENT.—A small BRICK STABLE, with _, very convenience for one horse and carriage, with Potomac water, Enquire at No. 470 G at., Detween G and H ste au 7 St’ OB BENT.—BRICK HOUSB.situated on H st., bet. 24 and Sd west, containing 8 rooms and basement. Mnquire at the Grocery Storeon the corner, au 27-3t* A BABE CHANOR —for sale. to Good Will, Stock. and Fixtures ofa sAKERY, doing « good business, Satisfactory reasons given, Apply at No. 203 43s at., bet. Fand G ste, ‘ au 27-3t" JOHN G@, KBISSINGSR. Fe RaNT—A DOUBL6 PARLOR. on the first floor, handsomely ‘urnished, about § minutes’ walk from the Pi Could be converted into two chambers for four single gentlemen. byce moderate. Address 8., through the ia it ice. FO RENT—A HOUBE, containing ten a rooms in fi st clase co:dition; has jast been painted and papered: situated on Maine aveaue, be - tween 434 and 6th streets, Island. Inquire at the Intelligence aod Real Bstate Office, No. 511 Ninth street north, near Pa. avenue. au 27-3t* N. H, MILLER. FURNISHED BOOM8 TO LET— Parlors and Chambrers No 424 Fifteenth at. au 36-st* COM TO BENT. Room, furnisbe: id desirable Front t 326 H street between léth and V Sa ueat FS BENT—A WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 371 Bixth street (McKelden’s Row), be- tween Gand H. Good au 23-3t* reference required. Psst OF AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE FOB rent, containing one large parlor. two c bers, servant’s room and bath room, in a desirable locauon, No. 456 Mass. avenue, between 4th and 5th streets. _Reference exchanged. au 26 2t* OUBE r the space of four months from the first of Septembe e House contains six rooma, The Parlor. Diningroom and Kitehed sre furnished. Toa perron wil.ing to pay in advance the rent will be very low. For partica- lars apy at No. 394 lith street, bet. K and L. or addresa B.N. D.,City P.O. au 25-3t* OR RENT OR SALE—A FURNISHED DW BL- LING-HOUBE. with Stable and three acres of Garden Lsnd,on Rock Creek, next to Papermill Brags Georgetown, D. C.. on the sontb side of West street, The Dwelling-Houre contains7 rooma, with a large dry cellar undernesth. Tke stable has 11 stalls, hay shed&c.,&c , with 4 rooms for garden hands. For further inforwation and terms apply to PARKER & SPALDING. 190 Pennsylvania avenue, or OHARLES WALTER, Notary Public, 397 D sireet. opposite City Hall {TORK FOR SALE—With or without fixtures, on 2 C street, near Depot, between Now Jersey ave. aud North Capitol street. Apply, HARRISON Gift Store, Penn. ave..Sd street Store is doing a good business. Sold only on account of change 0! basiness. au 25-3t* FOUK-ROOM HOUSE TO RENT—On First Street, between G und HH, «n Printing Offica equare. Inquire at the corner of Secon tstraet and Massachusetts avenue, between G and Al streets. BRAES CHANCE —For sale, a BAKERY, now doing a business of from ture to live bble. of flour per day. To any person wishing to engage in this business such a chance is seldom offered, Apply on the premises 17 434 at. au 25-3t" FOR, RENT For a bonus, the UNEXPIRED TEAM ofa larze Houze. suitable for boarding- house or business stand, being in a public ard coa- tral location, For particulass apply of the sab seriner, JAS C. McGUIRE & CO. au2&-st — Auct’n and Commis’n Merchants Hoos FOR RENT—Ox Green street, George- town ; and possession given immediateiy, by & gentleman who, at present declines keeping house [tis hancromely furnished. Perhaps the Furniture can be rented with the house if desired, The House has seven roomr, besides Kitchen, Rtore and Servants rooms, &¢, Enquire at No: ‘6 Green rtreet. au 2% eo3t™ JBST CLASS RESIOENCK FOR BAuK —4 Four story Brick House with back buiidiog, and all modern improvements, in the immediate Vicinity of the State Department, is offered at rivate sale Sarl ssession given, Appiy tod, . McGUIBE & oo" Auction and Commission Merchants. an 25-6t OR RENT— Several well-furnished ROOMS: ntlemen preferred. Apply at 445 E street, Dear 7th st. au %-6t* . I WILL OF #ERAT PRIVATE SALE THE BAIL- ROAD HOUSK, well known asa tavern for tae last ten years. The license is paid, and purchaser will begin immediately The house is largo, (13 rooms,) and one of the hest stands in the city. be- tween the depot and the Capitol, No. 520 New Jersey avenue. an 22-2w* MRS. KELLY. MzzCnANTs' HALL—BSecond floor No. 4 Pann- sylvanis avenue, between 8th and 9th ste, FOR KET to persons heey | @ large and eligible Boom, by the day or week, for the disphay of ods 6 or other temporary purposes, ‘to W OLAGETT, at Bhustor'& o's oan an2l-6m ‘OR KENT—Two fine ROOMS, handsomely far- nished; ina good locaticn, Apply at She Ger an 20- jee. OK SALE—A double FRAME HOUSR, with ground and stable attached, situated on'M at. north, between 6th and 7th streets east. To any eory anty eFor partoniate ores BeRaDURS vel y. ‘OT partici ra BEMMES. Grocers, Gon. Union | au 12-e0st Ho LOTS FOR SALE. TERMS EASY. 4, on 234 tt. w., above M at, 6. cor. of Va. ave and 2th st, 4. on 23d st. w , bet. N ave. and DB at. the. 5. op 2)et w, above R et, Call pt Bo: 277 I street, after 6 o'clock p. m A FURNISHED ROOM, 344 10th nd M. jy 0 yar ABLE LOT FOR SALE—On K, tetwoen Kighth and Ninth streets, aud fronting the Northern Market. Twonth-three feet front. with guise Gf HAWMON LUANG. 40% Pose. ceatuelty aire o i s 3 Guo. W. COCHRAN. 395 Penn. aver Wrsi tee FSR RENT—A fine STORB venth street, one of the best locations in Washington for any business, Apply at the Gosling Kestaurant, No. 247 Penn. ave. b th and isth ats. jy25tf 0 LET.—The subscriber having rented that handsomely furnished House on G strest, near th, No. 153, will let a suit of PARLORS. with , Use of new Grand-action Piano; baths hot and coid, and gas. Clerks from the Departments ; | Army and Nrvy efficerr and strangers visiting the city can be accommodated with ox The first floor parior office to a Paymaster or Ora wie room adjoining if desired im™ 1" YOR BALK. Tue reac. aOR BAER» now ying at Alexandria yo. ili De old ehenp, on nogoune of p,ahen.! pe-'marship of the owners. Apply to GAPTAIN TALE, Btonwer “Young Auipricn Tuntiny between Alexandria and Washington. $ a 7” '. SMITHS, 460 Seventh wirset, to gst > i7ié he beat place *p BIng wh © Seventh your GLUT 4 buy ms. To let.— | WANTED TO BENT_PART OF A nOUsE, unfurnished, by a gentleman with a wifa ani ene child. Rent not to exceed @15 per month. Acdress J. M. B., tar office. Room AND BOARD DESIRE & tleman, wife. and son (six ye: | rite Terms must not exceed $55 per month ference exchanged. Address “Langdon,” ate Star cflice. A EADY, WHO 18 VERY DusIRoUS OF O3- taining employment, would like to get a Situ- ation as copyist or book-keeper in this city, or would not object to act as housekeeper or compa- nion for an invalid, Address MRS, EARNES¢, Washington P.O. au 27-3t* ANTED.—A gentleman wants te rent a com- fortable room, furnished (without board), between Penn avenue and K street, and 16th and #Hth streets. A houne occzpied by a quiet family preferred. Address A. B. C., office of Evening Star, n. giving e: 2 terms and Lo au 27 lw~ W ANTEDA good PASTRY OOOK, Apply at Clarendon Hotel. Wwasrap TO RENT—A HOUSE; onewithstadie preferred Apply to LIEUT. COL. W. 4. NICHOLS, Adjutant General’s Office au 35-4t* ANTED—Two good BARBERS, at No. 63 Bridge street, Georgetown, D, 0. Good and constant employment. 7 ANTED—By a young lady, fully compstent, a WANTUATION 22 dressmekicg, “Addreta i. D., Star office, ‘au 25 2t" W ANTED—A middle-aged COLORED WOMAN, as chambermaid (young girls need not apply) at 286 rorth Fut.,bet. 2thand isth. aa 25-2t* wari Two active MEN of business habits to eng! in an out-door business. Liberal pay. Apply to VIRTURB, GORSTON & CO., 4851 Beventh street, Room No. 3. au 25 2tt WaANTED—A ‘WOMAN to wash, iron and cook. She must come well-recommended; good wanes @r08: Inquize corner lath and H streets. an 29 Ww 4nree TO BENT—Between now and first October, two small or one large HOUSE, fur- nished: oF pear aiened feces a higeranle neighborhood. res (stating local ice, ae) for one wee SHO. Natienal Hotels 7 au ia WwW ANTED—A first-class PRESCRIPTIONIST, Appiy 124 Penn. ave, au 25-3t* JANTRD—A good DBIVRR, at MAACKS V cureweer, corner 4}; and N htrests, Taland, au ‘3t* WaArrED IMMEDIATBLY—A CLERK in a drug store, who thoroughly understands the business. Inquire of B. A, BACON, corner 4*; and F streets, Istand. gu 25 3t* A GOOD JEWELER CAN FIND CONSTAN employment and good wages at J.3. BLACK- FORD & 8ON’s, 99 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. Apply directty, au 25 St* W4 NTED—A thoroughly competent DINING- ROOM BERVANT. One who wili also ren- der himrelf useful in the house, Apply immediate- ly to 375, cor. 445 and C ots. Bu 25 4t Hers WANTED —A gentloman, with a wife ‘and no childr+,wants to rent or buy a House, furpished or unfurnished, in a healthy location, in Washingtom or teorgetown. Address for one month (giving locgtion of the house) Box 709, Washington, D ©. a0 25-lw IFB WANTED.—An oMcer of the U.8. Navy with fine pr J epocta wishes to correspond with a} andsome and intelligent young lady with a view to matrimony. Communications strictly corfidential. Address W. N., Washington Navy Yard, Su 25-5t* Ww ANTED—A WOMAN to do plain cooking, at the National Steam Laundry, Penn. aven opposite Grover’s Theater. Inquire for five days. au 24-tf JAS, F. HOTCHKISS, Prop, WANZED_ A good BUILDING LOT, esat of High street and north of Bridge street, in Georgetown, for which cash will be paid. Address Saxton, Georgetown, D.C. au 22-6t* ANTED—Two ROOMS, furvished or partly furnished, for a couple wishing to keep house | for themselves. No stovesor bedding required. | ‘Terms moderate; location no object, Address Union, Btar office, stating location, &e. au 21-6t* ANTKD TO RENT—A Furnished HOUSE containing from 8 to 14 rooms, in the Third or Fourth Wards; the best care will be taken of property; no children infamily, Address M., 266 5th street au2! iw* ANTED IMMEDIA* KLY—150 LABORERS to work on the Washington Aqueduct. Ex- perienced quarrymen will be paid at the rate of $1.59 per day ; common laborers, $1.25. For fur ther information apply at the Contractor’s Office, Distributing Beservoir, or CAPTAIN JAMES Mc- GUIRE, 335 E street. 3 aum-t BURK & DUNBAR, On LADIES WANTED — At 381 F 20,600 street, between 8th and 9th We stamp Flanrel, Velver, Silk. Muslin, Cambrick. and Linen ; alto, Cloaks, Capes, Sacques. Josies, Lippers, Yokes, ana Bends, New patterns received dail Coeap-st place in town Five hundred new Braiding Vstterus just received. Work dons e you wait Jy 2i-im V 7 ANTED TO RENT—An unfurnished HOUSE, in First Ward preterred, now or before tae Iatof December, Bestreferences. AddresaJ.D , Box 354 Jy 27-1m* BRUCE & CO. want all to know that they can J. buy better Clothing, at lower pricer,at 464 ceventh stroet, than elsewhere. Jy 1t-tr 7 ANTED.—Everybody to know that they can bny their Clothing at reduced prices at SMITIUS, 460 Seventh street. opposite the City Post Office. dy l4-tr W ANZED=10.000 MEN AND BOYS to call at sMITH & BEALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh strect, just below the Northern Market. jy Is-tr WANTED. IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- PENTERS, Libera) wages wiil be paid to good workmen, and one others will be accopted. Apply to the Boveramen’ perrenser eur, oe K strect, uear the corner of Seventeenth streat, Lieut. Col. E. M. GREEN Chief Quartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington. JANTED—ENCOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Baltimore county, Md Housefurnishing Goods oterery description, - B, BUCHLY, 428 7thst , mar 3)-tf bet. G and H. east side BOARDING. OARDING.—Two large and pleasant Rooms, with Board, ean be hadat 437 H, between loth aod Ilth streets, an 27-3t* Roagpine Handsome Rooms are now vacant, with Board. at 372 0 street, corner 4)¢ street, the most desirable location in Washington. Also vacancies fer table boarders au 27-3t* Fo BENT—ROOMS, with or without Board, at No. 366 New York ave, au 25-20" i WELL FURNISHED HOUSE NO. 426 on 2th street, near F, epee hands aad bas beenthoroughly renovated. Families and si (eS can be accommodated with first-class joard and Rooms. A limited number of Table Boarders will be taken. wanted, TH LARGE WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE ON irst street, (Capitol Hill,) between A and B streets. is now reaay, rooms all large, cool and convenient, for ipente and their wives or single Ce Pinner at 6; breakfast from 7 to8. = T4AsLe BOARD, WITHOUT ROOMS, AND ONE or two pleasant ROOMS with BOABD. Location yery denira ble; convenient to the War D: &e.,&c. Apply at 134 Pennsyl tween 19th aed 20th streets. artment, enue, be- the same ted, place, a Sood plain COOK, willing towait or do any other work, au 22-6t' Cumeas FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and ae visiting Wash- ington, may find a comfortable home in one of the most delightfal locations in Washington, No. 5: Missouri avenue. One very large front room,34 story, now vacant. my 15 BATS and aus B. H. STINBMETZ. STEAMSHIP EMPIRE HAS ARRIVED FROM is now di New York, and ww disc! ing ree at foot of High street, Geo! Wirsccnneres wif please attend ° ion of their goods at once. is steamer will leave for New York on Sat- urday, the 20th inst., at 12 m. For freight or age 8) t aT Mc REGAN & Dé HART, Agente. UNT ZBPHYR—an elegant estate of 645 acre | Mises Gan Le 22 clegant oatate of 5 | high “ond estes Bne‘improvou-onts, Stock SED and F A ‘arming 'mplements—FOR SALE on ac- commods ting terme, It adjoins Mount Vernon, is 6 miles from Alexandria and 13 from Werhington city Address WM. WARD, Alexandrin, Vs. wen ereee Q\PRING CASH BOXES ¥O Pe ge a later article. Perssie by PHILP & SOLOMONE, a4 20-35 352 Pena, ayouas, town, fronting back abont 115 feet, with the improve- ments, consisting of an exceilent Two-story Brick House, contaiging eight rooms a d call , cistern in the yard, and other convrniencar necessary. Also, the adjoining lots, fronting ‘fifty fret on Aqueduct sti avenue extended, and running back ness 8and, pri his offers a ri through the house, A GEN- old), with a plasant family; location near the Treasury Da- | 8: out 115 fest. Possersion can be had ag s00n as required. Terms: One-third cash ; balance in 6, 12, and 18 monthe, recured by a deed of trast on the prop Ali conveyancing at the cost of the pur- obaser. Title RE aaees Ry W. B, LEWIS & RSDAY BVENING To clock, we seallrell the Stock of Store No. 4%27th stre+t, nex! to the corner of atreet, consisting of a good selec tiemof Stancard Books, Albums. Sta! &e Aliso, Fixtares, Counter, Cases, LEWIS & CO.. Anctionsers, ulating Library is No. 244 Pa aren bev. ith and iath, removed to W.8.L & 00. By BONTZ & GRIVFITH, Auctioneers, TOCK OF A GROCHAY AND VARIBTY Stoxw aT Pupiio BAL Aug. 2th, at }00’vloe! Fancy Goods, N. —The Cire On FRIDAY MORN- . atthe Store corner Y L street south, (Navy Yard will seli the balance of the Stock of Groce: of a gentleman declining bu: BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Aucts. By W. B LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, . HOSIBKY, HOOP 8KIRFS, Ag Avotion.—We anall G. August 28th at 10 o’clock, the bslance of stock ia “store No. 407 Hand I streets, consist- iren’s Hosiery, lov. veath street, between ing of Ladies’ and Chill Gavntlets, Hoop Skirts, C: 3.0. MoGUIRE & - By J. 0. Aue PPEAME DWALUING Hovsm AND LOT ON M STRERT BRETWROY 13tu axpD Mra STREETS. DAY AYTERNOUN sept iat at 6 o'clock. on the premicos we ai G Lot No lin Pquary No. ae Front patot north M isth and 1th atreste reel a eet i) aoe suman Ddack 9) feet, ORs 6 impro’ typ story Frame Dwelling. i Sones ors +rms: One-third in cash, the remainder ing anc J; months, with interest, s: ra deed teust on the premises eonrekbre = Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, aus _J_O. McGUIBE & 00.. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Anctionse-s XTENSIVE SALK OF STUQK, PARBMING 4 Uremsit.s, Macttnery,Corx, Oats, Har, &0. at Pusiic SaL#—Gn MONDAY, the dist instant, commencing at 1) o'clock precisely, we shi | at Gisboro, the reaidence of George W Toure: Eq, ove mil- beyond the Government Hos for Intane, on the Piscataway road, a € Hosettal 1 r of very superior work gous, 3 ex Carte horse Osrte, Cormick’ Reape: iokeye Mower, Page's largeet site 6 horse awe wer and Threshers, Wheat Fens. Grasa and Gri Rakes. an extensive assortment of Plough+, Cultivators, wa, &o. with ail kinda of Harness, Also, two hundsed barrels of Corn, Oats, Hay, and Btraw, Terms of sate, av 26 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionear Georzetown. D.C. XCFELLENT HOUSEHOLD FCANITUR: Tt E Avctiox.—I will sell at Auction, on MONDAY MORNING abaass Stat, at 19 o'clock. at No. — the next house sijoining the Con- he entire Honsehold Furniture, being the f aeentioman leaving the City, name in art We nut Hair Cloth Sofa and Chairs Bureaus, Washstanda, and Mirrors Carpets, ‘Oil Cloth, and Bugs Walnut Cane Seat and other Chairs broidered Hats and Bonne’ mery, Fancy Soaps, W B. LEWIS & CO., Auc By THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. Georgetown, D.C. USEHOLD AND KITCHEN PURNITURR tT AvoTion.—On FRIDAY MOBNING. tb, commencing at 10 o’slock, I wiil sell Maryland House, corner of High and Beall streets Georgetown, #\i the Household and Kitchen Farni- ture, name in part— Paslor Furniture and Bedsteads. Bedding, ani robes, Washstands, &c., Crockery avd Glasaware Parlor and other Stoves Cooking Stove and Kitchen and many things aot mentio: THOS. DOWLING Aust’. By J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. UBNITUBS AND BR¥EOTS OF A ire P MORNING, August 23th, at 1: o'clock, at No. 206 Sixth street, between M shall sell the Furniture and Bffects of clining housekeepin; Walnut Hair Sprirg re, attrasses - N streets north, we rm and Parlor Cheirs Marbie-top Center Table, Secretary aud What- not Handeome Oil Paintin, Gilt Window Shades, Caveand Wood Sest Chairs, Lounges Three-ply Carpets, Oil Cl Pi Butlers’ Tray ani China, Glass, a Grocer: * nds, Toilet Sets, Druggeta 8. and Pillow! — Stoves, Refrigerator Together with a general assortment rd and Engravings 4, Large Mirror ‘tension Tabie J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, LOST AND FOUND. ‘OUND.—In the Oentre Market, on Tuesday morning, 8 sum of MONEY. which the owner can have by calling uponJ. McOLELU AND | chipist, corner of La. av. avd lth at nz REWARD —Stolen fron Kendall Zotn lost,, one 1srge ‘ORSE; ten years o!d, aboat sixteen hands high The above reward will be paid upon his delirary . LEWIS, 492 7th st. Washington. Ob Wednesday the office of J.C REWARD—Lost or stolen last night. frou G_ st , bet. lith and 12 white POODLE DOG, biind of both eyes, te 2) Also, stolen on the 1th of this worth | the MATE, white aud dark spots. be paid for the return of both {TRAY ED OR STOLE S HORSE. A liberal reward will be given if re turned to the Jefferson House one <a my resi: REWARD —Lost or stolen, a middle-sizot 2 GOLD WATCH; detached lever he corner of I th and E ats, LOUIS FRISARD. Wate will leave it atu Al 3 about 5orG yearsold Ths owner forward, prove property. pay tharg+s an She is now at EAKLE’S Stables, H 5t. 2int and 27d ste, STRAY .—A small BROWN MULE (looked as “4 though it had been worked )came to Marz Howlan’s on the 234 of Augis.. come ferward. pay charges, aa0 take it away. ) Serg’t JOHNSON, 2d Metr spolitan Precinct, au The owner will Bedsteads. Bedding. and Mattrasats Croct ery and Glaarware Parlor and other Stovea Kitchen Stoves and Bequisites, Terms cash. au 26 THOS: DOWLING. Aret'r. By J.C McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, BRE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ow Noxth H STRERT, BETWEEN 12TH AND 13TH STREETS wss7.—On TURBSDAY APTERNOON, Beptember Ist at 5!2 o'clock. on the premises, we shail sell parts of Lots 17 and 18, in aquare No. 233, fronting 13 feet on north H street, betwoen 13th and 33th streets west, and ranning back 93 feet to en alley, together with the improvements, con- sisting of a two story and attic brick Dwelling oure. Terms: One-third eash; the remainder in six and twelve mocths, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. au 26 3.0, McGUIRE & CO . Ancta, By GRBEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers. SpEREmesoEr SALE OF FOUB VALUABLE Boruping Lovs ox Garirot BIL. ar Avcer On FRIDAY, the 23ta instant, at6o’clock p.m we shall rel: in front of the premises, on north D street, hetween 6th and 7th -streets east, four valuabie Building Lots, having a front of a feet. Alss, one handsome Buiiding Lot, fronting on Pennsylvania ave , im the same Square 874. Terma of sale: One-haif cash ; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the pees and for notes bearing interest trom day ie 0! 5 All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. au %-d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. INDEMNED SUBSISTBNOM STORES AT AUCTION. Will be sold at Public Auction. at «leven o’clook a. m., on BATURDAY, August 2th, 1866, at @ street’ wharf, Washington, D.C , the tollowing named articles of Subsistence Stores condemned as unfit for issus. viz ; 1 barrel of Pork 137,855 poants of Bacon, (mostly Sides) 1 Farrei of Flour ‘SY 39-10) bushels of Beans 1 40-1 bushels of Peas 21,049 pounds of Rice 38 pounds of Roasted and Ground Coffee 117 pounds of Dried Apples 228 barrels of Beef Terms cash, in Government funda, LESLIB SMITH, anor ut Rartain Fivet Tnfons-— By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. RAME HOUSE AND LOT ON BAST CAPITOL BETWEEN THIRD 4ND FOURTH STREETS BAST, 47 Avotiox —On MONDAY, the 3st inst., we shall Sell, in front of "be premiaes at6 o'clock p. m,,an wo-story and attic Faame House ~ partof Lot No. 3, in Square No. 816. ise contains eight coaveniently arranged rooms and celiar, with site alley, This house, No 10S, i« haz ely situated on the north side of Enat Cap eet, between 3d and 4th streets, near the Capitol Terms: One-half cash; the balance in 6 and 12 8 hea: ing interest from day of sale, cd given, and deeo of trust taken, » indisputable, J GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. ScGUIRB & OU. Auctionvers. LOT ON THIRD 8TREET WEST, BETWERM I aNd K STRERTS NORTH AT AUCTION, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. Ist, at 6 @’elock, on the premises, we shail seli part of Lot Ne. 3 in Squers No. 527, fron:ing 23 feet 4 inches on Third street west, between I and K streets h,and running tack 85 fset toa pablic alley containing 2,436 equare feet. : rms: One-third cash; the remainder in6 and nthe with interest, secured by deed of trust he premises on ‘All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, au 25 C. McGUIRE& CO. Aucta, RKWARD.—Lost, about three months LUPE covtaining private apers of uo value to any one but the owner, bove reward wi i tince.an ENY. li be paid by leaving the same at ALV £WARD —Strayed or Stolen 6 3d of August, cne msdiuul-si: one nibd foot white; star in rorehead; ‘The above reward will be given to avy person that will bring him hone, or any information that will whi @ spots on back. d 10 his recovery, d G, Navy Yard Hill RKEWAED —stolec, trom the stables of George Richstein,esq.,near Catonsville , on Saturday night last, ous |; medium size: black tail and mane; right hand foot white. And one DARK SORB&L MALE; medium size; blind in one eye, with scar. 1 will pay $50 for the return of the horses to me and §5 additional for the arrest of the thief. i F, RICHSTHIN, National Bookstore, 27% Pa avenue auB bet. llth and 12th s' Washington, D.C NOTICE! MRE. M. WILLIAN Departed for Europe, inthe steamer America, on the 18th of August, to buy his FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN PARi8. He willtake great pains in selecting the Goods, to be ablé to offer a most choice assortment of PABISIAN NOVELTIES to his customers. 7 Ladies wishing for auy particular article a may send their orders to M. WILLIAN, 7 Cite A good COOK and a dining room man Patines Trevise, Paris; or leave them at 336 Pennsylvauia GOLD Gold and Velvet Geld Stenced, and edi old and Velvet, Gol an priced GOLD PAPERS, Sinema Also, a variety a Glazed and Blank PAPERS at cash ices. DOW SHADAS of any required style or size, in store or made to Orders for Paperkarging or Window Shades punctually executed chased or executed in city (og Sone: s .¥ or yr, when pur- 00}. MARKRITRR, © . J. ith street, eight di id Peli OHOICE WINS. iat received 50 csses Claret Wine ; 25 terne ; 50 cases California Wines of akes: Port, Hock, Angelica. and Speer’s pure Sambuei Wine, highiy recommended by the Medical GARD TO THE PUBLIC.—1 hereby give no- | ecnathiins properties. tice to my customers and the pnblic at large that I shall be sble ina few days to continue my bosiness at the old stand—No. 336 Pennsylvania Bate et apne” and fresh stock of latest styles cases Haut B: the following m: Muscatel. Aiso, cor. Band 9th TEAS! TEAS!! ‘ave now in store a fresh stock of finé Im- @unpowder, Young Hyson, Colon: Breakfast Teas ; also, the Genuine which has meso popular Allat the very lowest PERRIE 8. W. cor. 9th and E sis. aN BUTTER DEPOT. NOTIGE SUTLERS! Fresh Butter in one pound caus, put up in c: of one hundred pounds, for army use. . BE. DUTROW. 450 Kighth st. near Pa ave Corner of ix and Twenty-second streets. Washington, D.C. August 25, 1353 PUBLIC SALES OF CONDBMNED ANIMALS will take place at the Corral. near the Observatory in this city, on the first, third, and fifth WEDN KS- DAYS of Septem oer, 1563, the 24, 16 h, and 3th days of the month The property is condemned a3 unfit for public tervice, Salen to commence at ten o’clock a. m.. of each day, and be continued from day today until the number on hand shail besold.- ‘ms cash, in Government fan: ‘i: 0, H. TOMPKINS, au 25- 32t Captain, A.Q. M..U.8 A. By J.C McoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. OMMISSIONER’S SALE OF REAL BSTATR OF THE Lata Dazius CLagurr.—Under and by virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, bearing date on June 8, 1863, ma te in a certain proceeding iustituted in court for-the partition of the reai estate of the late Darias Ciageit,the undersigned comm duly inted by said Court to act in thi o’clock P. M.,in front ot the property, public auction all those parte of Lots No. 18and No. 19, in Thomas Beall of George’s addition to Geor, town. in the District of Columbia, contained with- in the following metes and bounds, beginning at a int on Bridge street. distant 24 feet 4 inches east om the southeast corner of Lot No. 1, in said addition,and running thence north 12) feet toa ten feet alley thence eastwardly with said —, ] 10 inches, thence south 12% feet to Bri: street, avd thence west 27 ieet 10 inches to t! begianing—with the three-story brick house there- op. Also, those other parts of Lots No. 18 and No. 19 in said addition to Georgetown, containet within the following metes and buunds be; g for the same ata point on Bridge street distant 53 feet 2 inches east from the southeas: corner of said Lot No. } and ranning thence north 12 feet to a 10 feet alley, thence eastwardly with the line of said alley 2 feet lv inches, thence south 12) feet te Brid, street. and igence west 27 fett 10 inchesto the SSISTA Ni 2U ARTERMASTER’S reas beginning—with the three story brick house thereon. The @. property is situated on Bridge street, in tz tof tel: th ip, own, District of Columbia. Terms of tale : One-third of the purchase none is to be paid in cash; and the residue in four eq instalment, at 6,12, 18 and 24 months, with interest from the day of sale, for which the purchasers’ bonda, payable to the heire respectively according to their interest in the property sold, secured te the aatisfaction of a majority of the Commissioners, will be required, Sale poritiv. If the terms of rale are not complied with within one week from the day of saie,the property. will be ee ia soe mer és Sates the risk cost of the purchaser in defan!t. All conveyancing and stamps to be at the cost of the purchasers, ¥ SAME LES HIDES—ALDES. Win soid at Pabiic Anction, Bo x on every | WEDNESDAY and BATUEDAY, at Ii o'alock | m.,at the Whari on Ee eos, Wi the Governmen Bee! on kead st the time gale. Terros eash, in Tressary notes, ‘o be paid at moment of sso. 6. pan B {0b nd 0. 8.0 CLERS, LIVERY KEE2- BH PUBLIC—GAKAT BAR- | GAINS.—For Sale. at the Ball's Head 8tadle, on | IS street and Ohio avenue, ge HORSES. i TTENNTION! AND the floest Draft aud Always from one to two bua HOLDING. TAK very convenient pLomeae FOR SAL. Jnat received, from Bangor, Maine, two cargoes of Joist, # by 23. from 9) ve 34 fest lon, very goon, ext to DIN. Also 400,000 Latha, fr @ Fame place, first quality. £08 Bay, _Bo. 87 Water ® , Georgetown DY GALGG- and arranged by Masur Ais reer ae ~FBAN0E Tazion,