Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp's TuBaTER was opened last week under the moet favorable auspices, and the house was crowded upow each night. As the «Naiad Queen’ is announced for to-night again, the fine new theater will no doubt again be filled withsnadmiringaudience Mr Ford bas got up tbis play in the best possible style, and it ie a performance which should be wit- neseed by all who delightin dramatic pigeants, WasuinGtos THBaTeR.—The manazgem-nt of this Repains Tesort has pasxed temporarily into the bands of Mies Susan Denin and, under the name ot “The Olympic,” ehe will give in it a series of splendid dramatic entertainments. Miss Denin has not only engaged a fine com- any, but will berself take part in the per- formancis. “Sweethearts and Wives" and «My Snbstito re announced for this eve- ning’sent r/aipmest. Cantsgeuxy.—Manager Sinn commences his fall s ason by announcing 8 bill and a) jonn Kumtel, drun’ corps of perrormers superior to anything yet lla at_the popular Canterbury Hall. Mise Fannie Wilson willappear in her charm- ing impersonations of Roman and Grecian statuary. The extravaganza, “The Fairy Gift,” will be performed. Miss Ernestine de Faiber, a the popular Dick Parker baye both been en- gsged. Pretty Lillie Brandon is also again on the boarvs. ee Tas Deart.—aAfter ourreportclosed on Sat- urcay the following cases were disposed of by the Board of Enrollment: Thomas Thompecn, disability. Jam+s Meidrum, over age. anes Taylor, over age. aiter Nichol-on, over 5 Jotin Burke, alien. ‘eal pce Phiups, turnished substitute—Joseph Dg. phomas Johnson, only parent of a young cbild. - Hepburn, furnished substitute— Jamis Stanlry William J. Irwin, disability. John W. Coon, only son of a widow. Hirsm Bell, disability. Henry liighman, (colored,) furnished sub- stitute—Daniel Cooper. Louis W: hner, alien. Charlies Spencer, alien. BRR Tilly, disability. Wm. Butler, only support of a widow. Henry Arnoid, under age. Lewis Eisenhardt, accepted. Thomas Welsch, alien. Charles Bruce, disability. John. H Green, disability. Christian Bode, disability. James Reardon, only sou of a widow. Se A Srriovs Row.—About!@ o'clock Saturday night a wry severe Mght came off in the noto- rious houre, No. 291 D street, Second Ward, which disturbed the respectable neizhbors, and caused much commotion in the street. The <ries of “murder” and + watch” reached the ears of detectives Bigley and Barry and patrol- man Neilson, who immediately rushed into the house. The officers took possession of the doors, and, showing their official badges, de- clared tha! no one should leave tull they ascvr- tained the cance of the row. Two powerful young men, »amed Napoleon Brewer and John Olancy, mad: a desperate resistance, and tried toescape. Officers Bigley and Barry clang to them notwiths!anding they were struck by the surrounding party. Brewer managed to get out, and ran, but WAs retaken on the ayenue, and, with Ciancy, was locked up in the sta- tion-house. Sunday morning the case was laid before Justice Clayton. Clancy came ont of the cells somewhat bloody, but not much cut. Brewer had several cuts on his head, indicating acscvere figh!. From the evidence of the girls, in Shpesred that the fight was started with a emal!l] man. name unknown, by Clancy. Ac- cording to one girl's statement, Clancy bad the small man down, and was ‘‘ eating his nose;” and anothersays that while thesmall mag was down Brewer kicked him. The small man naged to get away and escape. Justice Claytep fined the two prisoners $5 each for fighting. Ronndsman Mattingly inquired into the origin of the affair, and reported that tha Eeowetatiees (Madame Joe is the name she is own by) started it by persuading one party pet another ont; but the evidence was not sufficient, or he would have arrested all the in- mates. He also reports that a similar disturb- ance occurred in that house the night before. ee A Dusgevep Compiiment.—Briz. Gen. J. H. Martindale, the popular Military Governor of this District, received a serenade on Satur- day night last Dy the officers of the Second D. . and the 178th New York Regiments. The band used on the occasion was that at- tached to the Second District Columbia regi- ment, Col. Alexander commanding, and its performances were mo-t excellent. On arriving at the residence of General M., several airs were rendered in excellent style, @fter which the General made his appearance, ahd in @ pertinent address acknowledged the compliment tendered him. He concluded his Temurks with an appeal to those by whom he Was surrounded t» steer clear of all factional feelings, and remembering that this war had for its object the restoration of the Union and the saving of the old flag from pollution, to fall in with every measure that would advance theee encs, and spurn down everything that i would hinder them. This sentiment was re- ceived witb hearty applause. Gen. Mar'indale then extended an invitation to “come in,” which was accepted. and atter an hour orsosprntin profitable conversation | and in dis: ussing the hospitatities of their en- tertainer, the party dispersed. On their way to Gen, Martindale's, Colonel Whitely of the New York Herali, was also serenaded. ——— PoLicre REPORTS.—Second Precinct.. Patrick McCarty and Fannie McCarty, stealing hos- pital bedding: juiltor bearing. Bridg-t Doyie, stealing hospital clothing bailforhesring. P. Turner, tast oriving; $5. D. E. Lewis, threats: bail for court. Third Precinct.—Alfred Fortune, grand lar- ceny: dismiss+d. Charles Batier, di-ord-rly; do; Rossel Jones, do; do. J. T, Raymond, libel; bail for court. Murgaret Hughes, dis- miseed. J. V. Turner, picking a pistol on the street; do. Fourth Precinct.—Jeremiah Crowley, selling 20. John Packinghim, $2. Geo. Kahoe, disor- Peter G. Carrico, drank drank derly; workhouse. and disorceriy; do. | Warner, suspicion of larcen: | @ | watch; dismissed. John Fitzaim charming actress and danseuse, and } { | | | Sizth Preeinct.—Albert Hinds, assault and | battery; bail for court. Ravhel McCabe, drank and dis: oe workhouse. Ellen Hays, do; do. Ellen alden, disorderly; do. Mary O'Keefe, do; $2. Rob’t Hoey, do; 3194. John Smith, do; $1 94. Johm Livingston, drunk; dis- missed. Tenth Precinct—Abraham Lewis, carrying concealed weapon; $20. James Stanley, steal- ing @ gun: held for trial. Mrs. Mary Moran, stealing 15.50, bail for court. Henry Brooks, discrderly and profane, $2.94. ER Sie * ARE ATTEMPT TO STBAL GOVERNMENT Horsss. Between saoasg iixce o’clock Saturday morn- ing, John Dewn, the superintendent of Gov- ernment stables connected with Gen. Heintzle- man’s headquarters, discovered that William Crave, the watchman, bad putoutall the lights, and bad decamped, Poms aes fine horses, the roperty of Lieut. Col. E. M. Greene, Chief Qoarternract r Department, of Washington. ‘The men employed in the stables immediately turned ont and searched for the thief, bat were unsuccessful in their efforts to catch him. ‘The horses were recovered by Policeman Bar. | clay, who, seeing Craus at a rather unusaal hour, made bim halt, and questioned him 43 to ~whose horses he had, and why he was oat at ench an hour. Craus stated thit they were his brother's horses, whe was a sutler. proceeded to examine the horses, and while he eed Craus slipped from the horse be was riding and escaped. Officer Barclay fired on him, but without effect. The horses were taken to Col. Baker's office yesterday mocrning. ee A Esp Caance.—We call attention to the sale of the Green Hill estate, advertised in an- other colomn, to take place on next Thursday ati2o’clock. Itis well known as the reei- dence of the Digges familv. fh whose posses- sion it has beep since the first settlement of the country, and the title is therefore indisputable. ‘This is one of the finest estates in the vicinity of Washington. It is one hour’s drive from the city, proverbially, healthy, beautifully located for country ers og Meadows, uplands, primitive ‘oabe; many of these oaks would make excclient ship timber, and it is said enough timber could be cut from the woeds to pay for the estate. The drive is over an excellent road, @nd we would advise those who want & coun- try residence to attend the sale. eer BvroLtany—About two o'clock yesterday Morning a burglar entered the residence of Rev. Dr. Gurley, on I street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth. The burglar, who a) to be &cclored man, went into the dressing-room Adjoining Dr. Gurley’s bed-cbamber, and stole gold watch valued at 960, He made some Rowe, ang aroused the Doctor, who got ap and tried to secure him, but was unsuccesefal. | ‘The thief took a pair of pants, in @ pocket of Which was $40, but he dropped them ia his hurry to escape. ee Nor Rospxp.-— An item appeared in the Star & few doye ago stating that a certain captain, | bonding st the Washington House, had there bern rotbed of an amountof money. It now fy peora th ot the captain was intoxicated atthe | Dine. wed that be did not lose bis money at all, | but thas, whale atte teputitin his pocket, be pot x of bis cout, and sadse- Guenty re ~ Riad a | | well watered, and has | immense body of Gas j erates, RepaeRy.—FPheotiore Moody. snd hisson, occupying the third story of nouss No. 437 El-venth etreet, near E, was robbed on Friday nigntots ana ‘plated cylinder wateh to which was ‘attac! pure Venetian: zold chain, a gold pencil, a white cornelian h>.rt, a gold locket with the likeness of his dece wed | daughter, a silver watch, with a bi&ck chain atiached, & diamond breastpin, and $!3 in greenbacks. The door of Tae C : locked, and the parties entering must have been well acqnainted with the premises. A colored woman named Wilson, who, with her bu-band, occupied the basement, was arrested and carried before Justice Olayton—though notbirg batet: circu been elicited. rong matantial evidence has ——____ Fourty Warp Station Oasrs.—Norton 'y; dismissed. Oath. arime Noonan, drunk; do, Joseph McUarthy, drunk; military. Robert Herrizk, larceny of a ‘mons, drunk; Giemieeed. Molly Baker, drank and disor: derly: $204. James Clifford, drunk: dismissed. Kk and disorderly: military. John Pealer, larceny; dismissed. Alice Sum. mertield, drunk and disorderly; 1,91. Go. Forbes, drunk; Dennis O'Brien, horse-stealing; dismissed. Obarles McKennie, drunk; dis- mt-sed. Dennis O’Brien, disorderly; -%4.94. Hannah Wilson, drunk and disorderly; work- house, ae ee Sxconp Warp Station Uasss.—C. Liab, intoxication; $1.50—also disorderly and expo- sure, $2. Wm. Haastang, threats; bail for paace. Jno D. Hammack, assault and battery; dis- mber was not | mirsed. Angio Gonna, drunk and disorderly; | #2... Mary Fitch, disorderly; #4. Warren Mar- tin, drunk; #1. Jno. Kelly, do.; $2. Thomas Butler, do.; dismissed. Napoleon Bruver and | Jobn Clancy, fightng; #5 each. J.Scott, sleen- ing in the street, $1. Jerry Quick, 3 work- house. Peter Muriin, do. diemissed. Richard Clark, drunk; for trial. Michiel McDonald, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. eel Hicuway Roseery.—About 1 o'clock yes- terday morning Mr, Frederick Sutt, a printer, | working at the Government office, waskno: ked | down in front of the Franklin enziue house, D street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, and robbed of a silver watch and gold chain valued at $70. No clue tothe robbers has been ob- tained. ig Mcero at THE Oaritot YasTERpAY.—There was music at the @apitol park yesterday by the band of the 4th New Hampshire volun- teers, under the auspices of the Tempsrance A:sccistion, which hoids meetings there every Sabbath. A number of temperance address-s were also delivered. as hg sinks APPOINTMENT AT CENTRAL GUARDIOUSE. Lieut. J.H. Hall, of the §6tn N.Y. vols., who was severely wounded in a la’e battle, and has just recovered, has been assigned to duty al the central guardhouse, as assistant to Lisut. Berry. ee AcavsMY yor Youne Lapies.—The next regniar course of study at Mrs. A. E. Beli’s sele. {academy for young ladles will commence on Monday next, at the corner of Land Teath streets. See advertisement. ——— It 18 QUITH A COMMON UBSBRYATION, that con- scmptionis the chief onrse oi this climate p-eying apcn old and young,a2d scativrig widviy its s.afte of dettructon. Snt ail «ho have ever traveled through the South and West, os. indsed through any purtion of the interior of the couutry, wust bave notice: that there is a diseans far more revalent among Americans, tha: consumption. ternately shaking a8 delirious with fover. @rave. 0 one who has his disease, can fail to percsive that we allude to wast is called Paver ad Ague The di-coverer ofa r medy tor this evil inust and should be considered a public bz avfactor, ard Hoste ter's Bitters is the remedy, we know om personal trial ae by Druggists and dealers generally every whire Wholesale Agente—A, M. Bininger & Co. 237 Penn, ave. au Sl-e0St Take mo more wnpleasant and unsafe Medicines. Por unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use Ha.upoun’s Extract Bucu, Which bas received the endorsement of the most Prominent Physicians in the U. S. Ts now vffered to afflicted humanity ag acertain sure for the following diseases and symptoms origi- Dating from diseasesand abuse of the Uriaary or Bexual 'ryans, General ohity Menta! and Physical Depression, Imbecility. Determination ef Blood to the Head, Confau: dons, Hysteria, General Irritability, Bestlessnese and Eleeplesaness at Night, Absence of Muscular Efficiency, Loss of Appetite, ow irite, rite, Ditorasairation or Paral of the Or of Geni Palpitation of the Heart, And, in fact, all the coucomitante of 9 Nervous and Debilitated state of the system, To imsure the genuine, cut this owt. Ask for Heln-bold’s, Take no other. Qures Guaranteed. advertisement inasothercolumn. je4-8w ge Barn Drs! Hare Dyatl Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye ts the best in th world. The ouly harmless, true and reliable Dye known This spiendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to a (io: Black or Natural Brown, withoatinjuricg the hair or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequentiy re- with a nervous fit or rende Mos: of them find an eaci; e:er feen Or experic: storing ita pristine color, and rectifies tho ill effects | of Bad Lyes, The Génuine is signed Wittiam A BaToOuRLor, sll others are mere imitations, and | | should be avoided Sold by alldruggists &c. Fac- tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s new Toilet Cream for dressing ths hair. jy 7-eoly PEERS aS Se Bsozur Diseases. Samaritan’s Gift is the must certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ady ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours No mioer- al, no balsam, no mercury. Only ter pills to be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and afriend to those e°, ee Ge on to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2 ; female, $3. Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Serofuls. Ulsers, res, Spots, Ts ko. Price $1, or Bix bottles tor 85, Bold by 8.C. Ford. See aavertisement. ms Couns and other disorders of the feet when ne- glected are injurions te the health. They unfit the civilian for business. and it is impossible for a sol- dier to warch and Gght with vim if the great sup- ortof his whole frame be ina disordered cond: on. To all afflicted with Corns, Bunions or Nai growing in the teak, or ott er disorders of the feet @ would recommend an early call at Dr. White's office. No. 424 Penn.avenue, between Pour-and a- half and Sixth ate jy i7 A? PENNSYLVANIA BOUTS, ota Balimers nd tha North . trains leav ashingtos dally and one on ya - through at Goverama ther informatien ) sylvania Route. Bor ernment rates. at the of enn Wetton bedaopi nom days from 9 to 4 p. m. on Bango. Nonson. Argon. must Hat i )WosLD— SNR pte () hes Owst.—Up! i) Beare inbchett tie Rr Smee? nee and Heary Geok, Alexandria, atiy Drsuasus - a maayouse ee relia reat cacelogs nirog of hae . Address lin Houghton, his, Pa. joward Associati au asa" infant danghter of , aged 8 months and vearaiititta nt tt Steam a ne! speckially ctolook, without further notice. i JANB, S0th instant, 5 | 16.deye. is after. iat 31, 1868, of diptheris, VIR- daughter of 16 years. .youngss' os ington, aged ‘The her funeral, to morrow ( o'clock, street, Witten end : ween a. lock a m.. 30 Sist instant, at Score Ay nm. eat 2 ()() BARBELS FLOUR —In store, 1.00 bar- PLOUR, fresh 1,000 reisrers vet BA TBA, PEACE, Cena eat; also. fimiiy: Forsale in lots to sait,at No 59 Water wom come WM. OLABAUGH. 7OR 8ALE—One of F HOUsEs; aieo.@ AML LL light No top BUGGY. Ap au ay-3e* } liet wil: Mangiin & Johnson’s Patent | a ‘ is a Xo, 394 Bievents street, Ce AT &MITH’?, 460 Seventh utreat, aye | 4 vata GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. I IST OF LRTTERS REMAINING IN THE POST 4 OFFICH, GEORGRTCWN, D.C. Avctst 99, 1683, B97 Persons applying for letters in the following pleaic say whan they were adveritsed, otherwise they may not receive them, 3’ LIST. ha scr O"Deashue Mr fire Mary Reid Mre Lires Bali Mrs Bam! Rider Mics Gertio beue Mak Ll ary ‘Born Mise Ellen Minnie Smith Mra Ellen in Mine Eilen ie ager Dre 6G i hb Mitchell Mra horn MiesChenney: Cater bs eee «M- vlebary Mice G DUnderdue Mre Eiiza in Mire Litsie McLaughlin MiseA hel Miss HO DMise Litsie Nelson Mory Bridget O'Neal Mrs Letitia Walker Biss EA Ogle Harriet GENTLEMEN'S LIST en Jao Middioton H O at bons Ino Miller floury C t Grice Meare A Meuill Adame Ephrom BC Grimes Z Montzomsry FE Beunest Thos 8 = Hassett Win T Morris Albert Rete Wm M RehdT Fodesli Sxreuel E Burford K Baker.M Y FiigiambD Brewer Joho tf Peeak Recker Jobo M Andrew Be! ichn © BeusonG W Capt, Wim Covon Win Connell Thee Coo felt SB Cummins Martin Cramer Lemuel Connor John Cockran Joho Colp Jaa Cripps ¢ Gone no Franktin Chan bere Elise H D. MmF . Dutt. tt Jacob wig? Michi y «ACope Drer Louis Vaueho O12 Doyle J-hn C Mathew Yao Dyck J Desn Ina E Mit orkay Wit gE Durose tye Macomber Thos HW Moiroc Wa Mayjor Jae Fenstamaber Chas Mo Glesener Ino MISCFELLANEOU All persons wishi countries are respactiully re amount of postage dna thereon before depositing them. Postage dua on lett from foreign coun- tries must be in United Statos Tresa- ary notes wit of the rating premium on coin. It _HENRY ADDISON, P.M, f “GKOKRGTOWN PUBLLO 83 Rrimary Schovis. mtialen, will be opennd fi nthy pew buildiog core 3 ecte.on MONDAY, stember next. ersong wishing th entsr children, the number inesch school basing! im'ted to sixty, wil! for permita to W 0. MAGNH, Raq., Bridys au 7] lw mid in coin the additic PIC NICs, &e. FIFTH GRAND AFTERNOUN AND Nii F PIO-NIO ar BY ?7HR FRIENDSHIP CLUB WILL BS GIVHN AT GRBEN SPRINGS, Georgetown, D. C., Op WEDNBSDAY. Sept. 21, A Bressand String Baud has been ongagad for the oceasion, and the managers 9 spaced De pains to giveone of the best of the season, Manager. 8 Nelson, atin,” 8 Ball B. McQuillin, TT. Jackson, Ball, T Kuhns Tickets fifty cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies. au 29-3t* G BAND ANNUAL BALL or THB LIBERTY CLUB. The members of this Club give netice to the public that they will give one of their Grand Bal'son TUREDAY EVENING, Sept. ist,at Temperarce Hall, B street, between 9th and loth streets. All who have attended the Balls given heretofore by this Olub will not fail to be present on thie cocasion. The committee will spare no pains, expense, or exertions to please all present. A fine BAND OF MU8IO has been engeged: Tick ONE DOLLAR, admitting a yentioman and ladies Positively no bats or caps allowed in the room, This request on the part of the commitice must be trictly adhered to, Commities. W. G. Yost, C,B,Yretler, 0, W.Borncer, J.T. Parker, W T.Houx, A. Truxnail, A. Proctor, W oH &Ke:rdon, G. Warford, M.B.Go:don. J.0. Clary, OT. Barrett, au 29-31 IBST GRAND PIO NIO BY THE MEMBERS OF T? EK BIBERNIA CLUB FoR THE BEN BFIT OF THEIR ¥KLLOW MEMBERS WHO HAVE BEEN DKAPrED The membera of the HIBSKNLA CLUB respect Jaily announce to their friend: d the public that trey will givea GRAN 1c Loffier’s Garsen on «+i GaaDay, Br for the purpose of assin‘in, members who have been drafte A fine Brxap and String Gand has beea engaged for the occasion, D,-reins will commences at?2 p.m. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, aumitting a genti ard ladies, en 23 M ETKOPOLITANS 10 TH BaSCUE. GRAND PIONIO : BY Ta ACTIVE MEM&ERS OF THE MBTROPOLITAN HOOK AND LADD&sit COMPANY, Fos THE BENBFIT OF THEIR FELLOW MEMBER3 WHO HAVES BEEN DRAFTED The Active Members of the Me’ropolitan Hook and Ladder Compeny: resges'fuily announce to their friengs and the pub ic that taer will ive e Grand Pic Nic at Loeffiar’s Gardon on. 'Y, Aug. 3iat.for the purpo-e of assint- ing their fellow-members wao hava been dra ted, The committee plecgs themselves to use every. exertion to mak * one ot the best Pig Nios of, the season. A fine Brass and rtring Baod has been ed for the occasion. Dancing Will cémmence at3o aloe . Tickets, admitting a gentieman pnd jadies, ONS DULLAB. Committee of Arranzemeni J.T Ohancey, Geo. Noyes. Jas. Smith, 0. F. Holbrook, Jas. W. Woite, Chas. Uhil? oss, Wm. 8. Scott, J.T. Blakeney, Oliver Dono. au 31 427,29 31 Jo* OPENED aT LANSBURG & BRO.’S BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORB, 376 Bsvanra s7aeer, PEIRD DOOR above I, Tt plecés Bleached Cottons, of all widths and sredes, from 60 per yard a $C pieces beautiful Dark Prints, some as cheap a Be. per yard, 280 pieces latest styles Dark De Laizes.; [These goods come direct from the agents, and there- fore we sre able to sell t! very cheap.) # p'eces Super. Irish Linen, at 37%. 3% pieces Super. Irish Linea, very fine, 540, Also a large lot of White Linen Handkerchiefs, at worth double, Anda great many other Gooda from auctioa, too Call early, and convince yourself, at LANSBURG & BRO.B Baltimore Bargain Store, 375 Seventh st., an 29-lw* 84 door abo' N dm Fine So ars latest sty! HATS oil st; ‘ atais6, Boys lee and colors, Just received, and for solage the lowest are URR & BROTHER, au 28-3t* 383 Seventh st., near I. UBLIO BSOHOOLS. Wasi rmOvOR, Auonat 27th, ress. The Committee on Bxamination will mee! Aldermen’s oom, Gity Hall, on WEDN) next, the 3d September, at 10 am, con for positions as teache: snyiies oh en% td [Intel.& Chron.) | Ohairmes. ‘OAL BY THE OARGO OB SINGLE TON. FOUR THOUSAND TONS ON HAND. wooo OP THR BEST QUALITY, At Yard corner 0 and ist street, near B. & 0. B B. Depot; and Wharf foot of 11th street, Island, eu 77-Im* O. W. PALMSS. Meters OF LIFS, DEATH AND FUTOBI- ty; by Bi ell ft B. CG in * Ct ar . ora taeterte tage Bo fan's War biota: fro the Bou 2. Bhouider Straps; a Bulfinch's Age of Ts! Legends of Qharlemagnes. or Romance of the wie Agect Obivalry; of Legonéa of King Arthar ae Or Obra: OF er NOR TAVLOS. your Olothing, | ibkecare of ob mA) ‘| the War De ower WANTS. QVARTED—4 good Journeyman BARRER 0 eg! # ence given, AdtressH.M. J FANTED 8 DUB WASTED 8 » yoacg and froct Rand Lets, Call at No. J ANTRD—Two BALBALADIES and ‘wo ¥IL W ieabe TTRAALs LHR'S, 34 Marcet Space between Tt! i hands ao streets, None bat exprrieneed DELS28 WaNtmo—A white puitad.oia Gilrespects. None oth-r Grin; ae Y au site 329 D tet. j4.TED-One good BLACK sMiTa ant _WHES. WRIGHT. Apply at ihe Phonic Oarrisge snd Wagon Works, corner of 0 and sitih streets aut tw” 7 Ww Unde rstan app'y; ali chat Qn House, corner of QWANTHD—A gocd CABINET MAKSR Ony who wil make hi isel generally usefai wil hearcfan uw at Tro 10th # . ONE THO D HDT) $ 1,000. be loaned for one year on real estate worth six times ‘*e awount, for which ten (Yl mr cent willbe prid Oommunicat- through the Pos OM-r, D & @. an $1-2t° J/4N7SD-a WAPHBR XOMAN, Agool, 6 wyec'acle Woman wanted, to do wa-hiag and artist in chan:b» work; vl.ca permanent. Aooly fo MRE PEAKSON 'B-ertwood, farm sate oo Bountary at. and 5th at. east, @1Si t* W ANTED—A SITUATION to sew by the day, bya thoroughly, comp tens person Please dress Box No 23 btar effics 4729 35 middle aged Inty, SITU a- honsskeeper or (0 do sewing and ldren, ina grivate ‘amily. Addr-ss ‘fic~ au 29. /ANTAL—A es TATION as bove-<eoper or Bast of refer ctahia business, k and assist in washing 207 Fourth etreet, bat ANTRD=A DINING BOOM BERVAN? wao is purines ; Bone oth rmed aid. od situation by applying immediat !< No. 318 Pern avenue, bot ay aaa 2 Facab oar | PJOX WANTED Aa Porter in a stor. Must comé well reeonmended. Good wages and a ged heme i sely at 342 Fernsy - Vania avena: _ sade WATE — ON MITH ; A ONR RORS&sHOER and DRIVER. Inquire as 0. DILL?s Blocksmith Shop, Bridga strest, George town, Dear Market, au 29 3t W4NTHD-a Man to take charge of a email Apply immedi ste _m engine and file cir-ular saws. Ave Te NO McKNBW, corner of Seventh etreet and Canal au 2-3t W ANTE D—Four good CARPENTERS Tie bert of wi aid for goo! mer Anp'yyo JAvKs WBS Kr on B atreet, between 1th and 12tn. No, 425 an 29 3t* ANTED—A COOK, WAtHMK and 1KONR % W | to a god, steady person, a good situation | may be obtsined; Wages given lo- suireat 37 id 1060 au2gst™ ANd BD—A YOUNG MAN to aasist ina Den- Late Laboratory and stady the pro‘ession, To one who has the ability to learn. a good situs tion is ofiered, App'y to BB. DONALDSON, Penn aveuu au? 2° FER MIDDLE AG Sever yeare’ experience in one of tue beast !: tels ip Baltuinore, wishes to obtein the situation of houxeleeper to a hote! or private family ia Wsthinatop or ite vicinity; can giva unque-- tionable referecee, For address please apply at the office of the Star au 49-3" V ANTED—A good OAKS BAKMR, Apply, 3417 Cast bet. 436 and C ats. au B40" ANTED— A good arn. {AND to work ona farn _Apquire of B JO8T,141Pa ave au27-3t* ANTED —A gentleman wants to rent c: furtable room, furnished (without bo between Penn avenue and K street, and 16th and Mtb streets. A house occapied by a quint family preferred. Addresa A 8 O.,officecf Hvening Star, giving exact terms and location. an 27 iw* Hes WANTED —A gentleman, with a wife and no childr- p,wanta to rent or buy a House, furvirhed or unfurnished, ina healtty location, in Washington or ‘ eorgetown. Address tor one menth (aiving lIccation of the house) Bor 709, Waraington [oJ 2 ANIBL IM ELY—15 ABORERS to work op the Washington Aqueduct. Bx- erienced quarrymem will be paid at the of 1.0 per day ; common laborers, $1 5 — For fur- ther informa-ion apply at the Contractor's Office, Dimtribating Reservoir, or QA PTAIN JAMBB Mo- iULRE, 33% B atreet. an2-t? BURK & DUNBAR, t LADIES WANTSD-— At 351 F 20,000 street, between 8th and We stamp Flanvel, Velvet, Silk. Muslin, Oambrick, and Linen ; also, Closks, Capes, Sacques, Josies. Slippers, Yokes, and Ban ew patterns received daily, Cheap at place in town. Five handred new Braiding P. just received. Work done while you w: jv im J RUCB & CO apt, Bil ¢9 know tna’ « buy better Ulothing, at lower pric: Seventh street, than els-where. Ww buy their Clothing at reduced prices at RMITH 8. 460 Seventh street. opposite the City Post Office. jy id tr WANTED —10.000 MEN AND BOYS'to call at SMITH & BALL'S to buy their Summer Clething, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh strest, just below the Northern Market jy t-te WANTED, .AMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good workmen, and none others will be acospied. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street. Lieut. Col. B M. GREENE, ce) Quartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington ANTED.—FEveryhody to know that they can - AUCTION SALE YHis AFTERNOON AND TO-mURZ Ue By WM L, WALL & CO. Auotionssrs Al the Laz ar, 9™ 5 its Levisiana arenw, ween Nert. ond Tenth streets, HO #8 AT AUCTIO* —Bays, Brown}, Sor- 40 Fels, and Risers. Saddle arce ¢.' aod bt —~Un TUESDAY MORNING iat Septem 10 o'cloek, at tha Bazaar, 9™ sonth s.4 ‘tween 9th and lvth streets, WM... WALL &CO . Ancts._ By BOTSLER & WILLSON, Arctionesrs 30 BABRSL* UF BXTBA BA 4’ FLOUR ay AvDOTION —Un TUBBDA1 MOBNING, bey ember irt, ip froat of our Auc:iom Hooms, No 315 Pino yivan’a avenue, between 9-1 and ith xa een we bay ae acl Ne Sree strele extra high groan: ors’ ¥loar is flour was made in Frederick county Maryland.a d yee ected for the owner by Mr.T os. H Wa- nf, wellknown azone ofthe best ju igee of «ur iz our market. It ts jist the ariicle for Bakers’use. Warranted fresh and sound. BOTELKER & WILLBN, Aucts. By GRERN & WILLIAM) Aactione+re. PFRus HOUSS AND LOTON Ka-TCAPITOL EBTWREN THIRD 58D FOURTH STRERT~ BAST. at Avction —On M INDAY, the Sistiost. weenall ecll, in frontof he premises at6u'elock v.m.,an eicellept two story and attic Faaae House and Lot, it being part of Lot No. $ in Square No. 416. The house conta'ne eight co iveniently arraD, rcomsand cellar with rijealley. This h ase, No. 10S i hand:omely situated om the morta side of East Oapitol atreet, between 3d and 4th streets, near the Capitol Terma: One half cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months, for notes :esring interest from day of sale, A deed given. and dee of trusttazen. Title indisputable. aus GRERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts By W L. WALL & O0., auctioacers UNITED, STATES SALB OF SOHOONEE ) SHARPE BoUCHBKS AND CARGU In virtue of a decres iraaed frou the Olerk’s OMcs of the Bapreme Court of the Columbia, tolti:~ @ Distet Uoart, and to me curectee | wulaell xf Bubiie Auction’ fr ex @ Auctio: o e TUES AY pox . the lot of Septemoar Mrocing at 10 o’slock @ m., the following Gooda and Chattels of the schooner Three Brothers,” vie: . 10 Felt Hats 10 Pack Pins 2 Boxes Combs 1 Pac age: ewing Silk 2 Gross \ eedles Lot Photog syaic Papsrs and Ohemicals, And at4 «clock ob the same day, at tre ivot of Sixth street whar’,on the Potomac river, { will sell hr senooper? 14 FB BRO; Hed, Tackle, Apparel and surniture WARD H. LaMON, U. 8. Marshal. D.O. a0 Mit. WALL& Aucta. By W.L WALL & CO., Aactioaeera R4 Rk CHANOE- RETAJL GROOBRY, 8T9CK, Pixtt ras. axp Goon Witt For Sace—A first: rate co.ner stand, corner 6th an H streots north, dr ing a pretty gocd business and increasing every day. Good reasons fur sell.cg out If not sold at piivese sale by Monday, tue iat of Aurast it wil eputun at Publ:c Aueivn,on TUMSDAY, tae lat day of Supt .at 10 u clock a. a. aras sdio'ning the above a BARBEB SHOP and Fix- tures, te be disposed of in the same manner, Terms cach, an 2 WM L WALL & OO,, Aacts, CO.. Auc ioneers ty J.C McGUL F' B ITURE AND Deocimixna H v: MOFNING, Kept 1 street between 6th ni ureand Effects o keeping con prising Ped-teads, Baresus, Wasketands Mattrasses. Bolaters, and Pillows Toilet seta Looking Gissses Mabogavy &-or+tary and bookcase Obairr, Lourgss. Ottomans Cai pets, Oil Cloth, Matting Winaow thades, Clock a8 atloo clock, at No, 541 0 d 7th, we spall sail the Fur- ntleman declining House- Cookin, ther Stoves Tossth she a lot of Kitchen Utensils, &o. msc aus 3.0. McQUIRE & CO . Ancts, By J.C. MeGUIBRB & OO. Auction ers, Busine LOT O8 THIRD STREET WHST, BuTweee I anv K sramets noatit at Acction, On TUESDAY AFTSBNOON, Sept. iat, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, we aball av}l part of Lot Ne 8.in Square No. 577, fron: ing 23 feet 4 inches on Third street west, between I and K streets porth,and ranning back 83 faetto a public alley and containing 2.498 square feet Terma: One-third cash; the remainder in6 and 12 months with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. © All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, au 35 .C. MoGUIRE & CO . Auors. By J.0. MoGUIRE & "0. Auctionsers. FRAY DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON M BaTwSSs l3?tH AND M?a arent TUMSDAY AFTERNOON, sept. iat, at6 o'clock. on the premises. we shall sell Lot No 1,in Square No, 25, fronting 22 feet on north M street between 13th and 14h streets (near 18th street,) and running back 90 feat, te her with the improvements, consisting of a ‘o-story ¥rame Dwelling. Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder ing an¢ 13 months, with interest, secured by a deed of Seaton the geen Conveyancing at the coat of the purchaser, au % JO. McGUIBE & CO.. Aucts, By J.C McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, BacE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON Norra H OSTReST, BRIWaRN 13TH AND 13TH STREETS wss7t.—On TUSSDAY A*TERNOON, September lat at 5% o'clock. 02 the p-smiia4, we tball teil parts of Lots 17 and 18, in square No. 23, frontipg 13 fee! on poith H street. between 13th acd 13th streets west, and ranning back 93 fest to an alley, together with the improvements, con- sisting of a two story and attic brick Dwelling couse. Terms: One-third cash; the remsinder in rix and twelve mo:tha, with interest, ascared by a derd of trust on the premises. Conveyancing at the cost ef the purchaser. av J,0 MeGUIRE & CO, Ancts, W NTED—SEOOND-HAND FURNITURS Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Hourefarnishing Goode orevery, description. - BR. BUCRLY, 42% 7th st , mar 9)-tf G aH st mids c FOR SALE AND RENT FrOSN EHSL ROOMS TO RMNT—For rent, at 460 12th street, esst side. between G aud H “1s cestly farnished and very comfortable B&D KOOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR COBB The seighborhood is one of most desirable la tbhecity. Bvery attention paid to thone occiiny ing th: No children in the hons« It TPBBRE UNFURNISHED BOOMS FOR REN on Mat., between '2 bani 9, No 459 iD Ok BENT.—Elegant y furnished BOMB for rent at No. 8 Four and-a half street, fe ween au 31-iw* O RENT.—FURNIBHED HOUSS to }«t fo nine OF tweive dou. A *ucuinted House of varesfrom the Tresury Burt x15, Post Offic 1 3t* C street and City hail T FSRRRE Gc sve eer Tas Oren ining five roo.ws, fornia) . 4 etree! Detween 12th and 13th, at 840 d rmonth. Gor refereuce require \, Le It*® RNISHBD ROOMS FOR B&NT_ON 131 Fete, Island. No 565. betwen Band ites Suitable for * ntlemen and their wives, or singie eatemen ‘en minutes’ walk from Willa i oie Cuties ee eae Fo SALE—A PRAMB HOUS6 con-ai :ing nice rooms, together with twenty-nina thoussat feet of ground with a va-iety of fruit; paack pears. plums, cherries, and grapes, # | of th: best selection, with w water in the yard, on the corner ot G ergy com ane Fenny ania aveuue e1 or further particulars call af Genoe. No. 675. ~[au%-1w*] D. CARROLL, Parlors and w-4t* PU Ee BOOMS TO LET— Ghambers No. 124 Pifteenth at F URNItHED ROOMS TO LET—442 F street, Board between Sth and 6th streets, with or without au 29 St* Fo 8ALE—A nice two ory FRAME HOUSB, containing five rooms. with or without Farni- ture. at No. 236, second door of corner K and i7th streets, only two equares from Lafayette Pa’ Penn. avenue. Apply on the premises. Oheap for easb. an 29-26° et a Ee 'OB RENT—Two handsomely furnished BOOMS, be en a central and \ panied le: speek i ‘ther. Hot. bet 6th and 7the” at BasROPA SHED HOUSE FOR SALE, Le ve a Rats i oer ele ‘Ad- dren @. W., Star ofc. nu 3-35" Pieasant AND WELL FURNISHED ROOMS ROOMS FOR BENT, within half a square of partment. Also, am elegant Parior room amnion Se Apply at 517 7th ‘tween Pa. ave. and H street. au 9-St* FoRssHEp OFFICE TO LET—On Penn ave- Bue, between Sth aad 10th streets, containing desk, table, safe, ote. ete. 2 given im- areen ay atthe foot of 7th ol sre. ee an west esr OLASS RESIDER! vos gtr four-story ik B back end all Tmoders mprovermente, in awe Ama reek, a tats vieinity of the Btate Department, ig offered at Private sale. Berl ai opty to J. |. MeG' 5 5-98 b M-otran & OG o"Reotios soa" Comnlasion WILL OP?RE A? PRIVATR SALE THE BAIL- I BOaD HOUSB. Tetthe Foal eatate well Lag as a tavern for the last ten rr apitol, an 23-3w' ‘OR RENT-. IED ROOM, 344 10th Fe Rees ahs} ALUABLE LOT FOR SALB—On K. y eighth and Binh streeta, Fron’ orthern Market. nth -' CI . Alley in rear. In- Suceor HABMO BUNS 40% Penn, avenue,or e. EO. W. COCHRAN 398 Penn. ave. jy 31 tf OK RENT—A Gne STORB on Seventh street, ip Washington for F one of the best eee Renter . th and isth ets. jy2sel avy business. App'y No, 247 Penn, ave. b x int LOST AND FOUND. ~ PEWABD-Strayed or stoles, on Wednesday J last, suc. t oo alight Yellow GOW, with bite dead and beliv The above reward wili ba g ep if returned to MRB, LANG, onG@at., bet. sth end eth, au St st* WTR YER OR S101 EN +” From ihe subscriber, on the 6th inst., a& isle D COW. with large Lae absut): year: od; small white ore lez ai :@ward will be paid on her retura to L PYAN, No, 71 2dat, north, fan 31 2t* 1b) WARD —lost, on Baturday evacing ) tween ( rystal ‘pri: gsand Wii mss £90 , ata les, om sth street, a PAGKAGR UF MONBY, amouning fo $1.00) all tn twenties and ens Ticasury notes, w.apped in thin browa papsr, and tied «ith acotion string. Fhe owner. hoping that Ube firder may be an bore-t man. offers tue above reward p hopes of recovering the remainder of the money, which reward be paid on the delivery of the monéy at the effice of the Natiensl ttl ligeucer. aa.3l stt ypaeen UP KSTRAY—0On August 27th, acon- demned BAY HUBSB, with tour white feet The ov ner is Eeeassied e coms forward prove proverty. pay charges and take him away. App WALSH'S Grocery store on E st, soaih, be ef and 4h sts. Capitol Hill, au 29 3t* l IBERAL RBWABD-—Loat on the night of the 4 28th of August, ont of the Stable 414 Penasyi- vapis avenue. a light brown junky MAERB; white spotted on the feet, white spoton the shoulder ; sore on the back, with sore joints; between gand 10 years of age. [sa 29-3t*] A. LBWY. V AB TAKEN UP AS AN BSTRAY—ON THB ilth inst ,a' BAY HORSE, which the owner ean have by coming forward. proning ownership, and paying expenses. Apply to JOHN HERD. No. 500 New Jersey avenue, at New Jeracy ane House, Will be sold on the 1st September for his ke au 29-30" r[.AKEN UP BSTRAY—On the th inst on th wo aATeg bat Sim and uh ate. a BAY MAW: le ind foot w! +80) on eo 8 lors ; when taken a halter ‘The owner is requested ym f cI ropert) eharges and fake hor away: “Apply at DORBMG'S Hack Stadio, Px 5 au 2 St" O&T—On or about the first of May, 1853 a NOFR * BAND drawo by Jobn H. Surrat in favor of Ae for Ld-teh Destiny ate of toe Tuary payal Hix mop! after date w: with interest. and the note was witnessed by Wm. H. Arnold ote is overdue, it is ofno value to any one owner. Any person whoshall return th aaid note to me ehall be oye re- i: IL, THOS. BA fete Dat., bet. 9d and $4. Uspitol Bul ‘BaY—C: to place on the 33ta of A Etre cows. ‘the owners will please come forward. prove 1 Bay ol take them away, aii @. BOHR, Piney Branch Hotel au 28-3t* and Race Cou:se REWARD —Boecaped from near Kendall $5 Green, om Tuesday night, a BAY HOKSS; emall, compectly built, and branded U. 8.; also 0. ‘The Cis not very distinct The above reward will be given for information leading to av 23.1w* Box 1091 Washington City Post Office, B ARBRD.—Lost, about three months fines, MNVELUPD oostalning pavers RO Vi 100 REWARD —Stolen, from stables of [timo etard ‘UBLIO.—I hereby give no- A Segiaay canes she senile at lar, that I shall be able day naine: stand—No. 336 Pennsylvan: Dusinest Sih anew and froah stock of latest say Bae es B. H, STINBMETZ, neh asentts i a a erty cas = wad flogacee, aaif aaie ny eeret nestaees, PALL SURPHENS © 00 if made to order, 329 Pennsylvania Avenos betw fi vi’ Ninth and Tenth atreota, a AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. — UVisTON OF Losbee tegume Thom reelincsaseet tee sere Seater She Bee evita esse eae mans geet wees! Furniture. wa Sorerel, Rew te U.8 Marshal Oe’ Per WM. LW ‘So. po {a sl-dade {Onrontcley © By GEBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, PENEMPTOBY BAL8 OF POUR VaLUaBeD Boiceme Lows ox © ‘OL AILL ar Avctiy KIDAY, the 23t2 instant, at Socio k hail sel, in front of the premises, on D street, between 6th and 7 reete east, ( valuable Building Lota, havi a front of ® feet, 00 — notes bearing interest from day of sale, All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser au %-d&ds = GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, 7 THE ABOVE SAL® IS UNAVOIDABLY pertponed until THURSDAY, the $4 September, sa: @ hour and plac ausi KBEN & WILLIAMS, suct’rs, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Acotion tALE OF HOUSEHOLD PURNI- }oRk Borcusn rors. Horse: acoms Svocr. Haasses, Toots asp MacuimmsY—On MONDAY, oci«kam, 7th day of Be .temoer next, at we siallsell,at th: residease of Riipsing,on 7th street, batween Maud N stree! Noribern Liberties, a g« yure, &o— ines, ani ‘mera! sssortment of Porat wood Case Piano, 7 ectave, made by ie Walret Frome Hatr Cloth Stuf, 7 Sofka, at Fr. lair Clo! ‘ote-a-tete Arm, Bide, apa ot! er Ohairs” F Marble tov Center Tables cut Hramie ROSTAVIGRS and Hooking Giasses »hogany Dressing Bureaus, Washstands bedeteads and Wardrobes Cave & st and other Festher Beor Pillo Bolaters Ccmforta, Blankets, tneets, and Cases Hair, Cotton tos, ant other Mattrasses Brusrel in, Stair an other Carpets Steir Rods, and Shades and ot wer Stoves a Crockery Ware BRequisites One Eay bsare 8 years vid, works well in any king Mark+t Wagon os eet tn je Covert Ore Excellent Bugsy aod Hari Large ist of Tools su bas the Pork Butchers nse Ajlthe Machinery for Btaffing, &c..used in their business And many other articies too numerous to enume- rate, 2 ALSO, On the satre day at 6 o’ciock 9. m., we shall « in front of tue premises uis Three story skIO: HOUSE. witn store-room, back duildin, bie and carriage house, witian excelient of water in tie yard, half of lot 13, in ry 2 J aving af: on Geventh atrest, running back feet to a IC foot alley, The above property is handsomely located ant ins good busin ss location for any kina of b ners. The attentivn of buyers 1s invited to chesale satheowner is going to.eave the city, and sale positive, Terma cash. aug 2B GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiouvers ING THURBDAY, the Sd day of septembai sia lrell iu front of the premises, at 6 o’eslock m , halt of Lots 10 and 11 fronting cn Ba+t Uspitol street at the corner of 9th atreeteast aud all of Lot 13, in Fauare 920, fronting o1 9th at. east, be- tween Bast Capitol and A sta south. ‘ermia: One fou: to cash ; balance in 6,22, and is months, for noter » interest from day of sale, A ceed given an ed of tiust taken, All conveyancin, the cost of the ourobasers, aa BREN & WILLIAMS, ancl a. Arent QUARTBEMASTE#R’S OFFICR, Corner of 4 and Twenty-second streets. Washington, D. 0, Au gust 25, 1863 PUBLIO FALES OF CONDaAMNED ANIMALS Will take pisee at the Corral. nesr tha Observatory in tris city on the firat, third, and fifth WADM. DAVE of heytorset , 1863, the 34, 16 h, and 30th dara of the mont. The property is condemned as unfit for publis tervice, Sales to commence at ten o'clock a.m.. of each day, and be continued from day today until the number on hand shail be suld. Terms cash, in Government fund: 0, H. TOMPKINS, au 25- 32 Oaptain, AQ. M..U.8 A. By J, 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. F® ME HO’ 8B AND LOT #OR 8ALB—Tacs- tHB’3 Ssiu—On TUBSDAY AFPTSRNOON, Rept ldth, at 53 o’clock,on the premise :, by virtue ofa deed of trust bearipg da eon the 25th dayo November. '39. and recorded in the land records County, Listrict of Oolambia,in 4, No. 187, folio: 302 etaeq we stall ublic suction, te the cighest bidder, all that Lot or parcel of ground In the City of Wath- ingt.n, Rnown and described on the vlan or plot of Saiicity as part of Lot nambered six (8), in Square bumbered seventeen (17). beginning for the same fourteen (14) fevt from the dividing line between jot« numbered five (5) and six (6). Twenty-sirth Street west, and running vo th said 26th atreet fourteen (14) feet, thenci ety saven (97> feet to the depth of ssid lot, thence south fon teen (14) feet. thence west ninety saren (97) fest, place of beginning, with improvement consisting ofa comfortable frame Dwelling H. use Terms: One third cash, and the remainder im equal payments of six (6) aod twelve (12) month: from ths day of sale, with interest;the dsfer' paymenta to beecured by deed of trust cn the prop- erty: and if the termsare not fully complied with within five days from the day of tae tra tees will resell the property at the risk and expanse of the cef..u ting purcbacer, on one week’ notics im the Washington Star, All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. ERASMUS J MIDDLETON, O.8PALDING, Trustees Phenix Building Asacciation. id 43.0. McQUIRB & CO., Ancts, au 2 W HIDES--HIDES, ILL Be sold at Public Auction, or every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at li o'sloens, m.,at the Wharfon Sixth street, Washington, the Governmen Beef Hides on hand at the time of sale. Treasury notes, to be paid at tke BELL, Terms eash, in moment of sale. ja {Chron.} Ut. Gol.end C a8 ROARDING ABLE BO\B)—-IN A DBS(RABLE LO” tion, aa oue or two pl nsant Booms Beard. Apply ac 134 Penn, sveaue, betwr cr and 20th sts au $t-st* i [eae BOARD—On ressonable tercs at 437 nae: between 6th apd 7th: also one Bo m Waar Fear, wih tworts wiiadle fortwo, A Stab.eto ren’, int © POR BENT everal mo ely furnished ROOMS. aubi-3* at No. 456 Tweiftd etreet, eart side, bs. weem Kand¥. siso. Punished Rovows, Boar>, at iN o 411 Thirtcenth street, wast side, between @ and H. au 3!-.w* Hf A OB THRES GENTLEMBN CAN FIND koowSand Board mm a private family, at 325 north B street, a Gh of street cara and one bleek fro: fs block from tae | ciate ‘wo Booms and Board, suitadls for a m the Capitol. an293t* two in esch, at 500 no: treet, between 2d ard 3d, with a Nortuer ily, but few board: ra; with privilege of bath-room. au 23 3t* A FEW GENTLEMEN OAN BE AOCOMMO- dated with first-class Bi aod eat Rooms, at No, 212 Bridge street, Georz a5 also one fine large Room will be rented by the ficat OF Bepaiber, suitable fora gentiewan and wife, ‘HE WELL RURMIAHED HOUSE NO. 426 on #th street, near F, bas chang:4 handeand bas beenthoroughly renovakd Pemilics ud singe entlemen can be accommodated i joard and Rooms. A limited number of 2 Reogd COOK d's dining room man SERVANT acda room wanted, an 3 §t* (2 LARGE WELL-FURNISHED = hae T ‘iret street, (Oapitol Hill,) between A and seoraclat FS Pre a te oe eon’ be res Senigey eiaeat @; breakfast from 7 to 8. - * LEKES POM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY Hisourlavenues One large room, atory, Row vacant. bees ADBB’ HOFSL. te 5 Po 2 i and Blak PAPERS at WINDOW SELDES of any required strle or ules, in »tore or made.to a Orders f Paperhens gor Window ‘Shades Py pu executed a SS oe Sea weed NRTA, auleimif *'6ia Foren ARGAINS, BARGAINA —Gr Saas Baan rash Booker eat baresine and }» Aateand Cape at SMITHS, 4 th rer