Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s THEATER.—The splendid romance of “The Naiad Queen,” will be performed again this evening at Ford’s. This drama is, and has proved so attractive, that Mr. Ford ‘would no doubt be warranted in retaining it upon the boards much longer; but it must soon give way for other attractions and engage- ments. This week will therefore be the last of the representation of « The Naiad Queen,” and it is well worth seeing. Wasnincton TaeaTer.—Mr. Cascedy an- nounces the performance here to-night of “The Death Fetch of the Ruined Castle, or the Foun- tain of Life,” a drama in which will appear Prof. Lejuen’s illusory phantom, which has created so great a furore in Paris and else- where. “The Ghost” appears to be the all- and its introduction here will no doubt be re- ceived as well as elsewhere, for it is a decided novelty. CanTERBURY.— Manager Sinn also intro- duces the “ghost” in a thrilling new drama, | entitled «The Shades of Death, or the Spec- tral Visitants.” After much preparation and expense, the management here have perfected their arrangements for bringing out this illa- sion in superior style. The iHusion is perfect; for while the «‘ghost” is real to the vision, it is impalpable to the touch. In addition to this grand attraction, the regular concert hall en- wrtainment will be given, and Miss Millie Fowler, fresh from Terpsichorean triumphs in London, will make her first appearance. ————___ Tue Deart.—After our report closed on Sat- Fatal ACCIDENT. —Yesterd: John Geo. Fuse, of the ri Morning Mr fi rietors of the restausant ead Ls causing death in a few closing the restagrant than go to bed sat ina low window. and he replied that and remained in the cha About four o’clock he fell Medical assistance but was unavailing. § o'clock a. m. our German citizens. . list will ‘went home, and rather chair in front of a very ‘ife called him to go to bed, id in & few minutes, ir and fell asleep, from the wind was immediately obtaiaed, - and the sufferer died about | ‘Was extensively known to ti PB —_>—___ CHARGE AGAInsT a Gov TIVE.—One of the Gove: | cers at Alexandria has exciting performance in the Northern cities, | Jzstice Bell in the sum of 8 of lL. P. Farquhar, who ch ceiving from him the sum screen him from the conse: tion of Order No. 4, quors. Mr. Farquh: «@ and fined, and b: Fetton™) ERNMENT Derec- | spe Garrsca Pn by ernment detective om- nm held to bait by 1,000, on complaint | arges him with ra- of 8100, in order to ‘quences of his viola- by selling intoxicating li-.: ‘ar was neverthelessarrest- rings again: a charge of recei yin, &8 Against the detective Bail Sami Barer Mr Beckman Jobo Boyd Joba | Booth Johu Beach Henry Booth G:o Larcrny Casxs,— Grover, colored, rett on charge of John Webster, 88 & servant, an tice Ferguson fi _ On the same night, Frances Wheeler was ar- rested by officer Gibson for robbing her para- homas Richards, of a small amount of she was sent to jail for court by On Wednesday,Georgiana ‘was arrested by officer Gar- j stealing $18 in specie from Mr. family she was living | d she was sent to jail by Jus- | urday, the following cases were disposed of b; ote Board of Enrollment: ‘i Samuel T. Ernest, erroneously e: . Wm. Kelly, erroneously etlet Bendy aerate, alien. - ‘ward Hennessey, age. Charles L. Cooke, disnbilign James H. Shekell, disability. ‘Otis G. Sofeld, tarnished 16 G. le! ‘urnished s: = ‘ward Hall. fe iececeat Charles H. Dant, over age. Arthur T Johnson, over age. Young Langtre, alien. Henry Appleby, disability. James W. Baxter, in service 3d of March. John A. Keyes, accepted. Stanly Fayict, only parent of child. Thomas Williams, paid commutation. Henry P. Gilbert, paid commutation. Charles H. Addison, disability. James W. Lee, disability. Jokn Brown, (colored,) disabiliiy. a eae A Brurat MurpeR.—Saturday night, about twelve o'clock, a cry of murder wag! beatae Mr. John King, the private watchman of Ellis’ foundry, in the direction of Fourteenth street, on the Island. Mr. King fired his pistol twice to attract the attention of the police, and started for the spot from whence the cry was heard. He met a negro, named John Armstrong, run- ning trom the spot, and arrested him. Arm- strong was bloody, partially drunk, and gave no straight account of himself. Mr. King as- certained that a colored man was lying on the sidewalk with his throat cut. Armstrong was taken to the Second Ward station, and rounds- man Mattingly went with Mr. King to the spot, and found the colored man dead. They ob- tained a stretcher and removed the corpse to the station house. After the capture of Arm- strong he was searched, and a pocket-knife was found upon his perscn, upon & blade of which was a drop of fresh blood. Yesterday, a man named Peter Whiting, colored, was ar- Tested on suspicion of being a party to the mur- der, and was confined in the station. Coroner Woodward was notified, and a jury ‘was summoned, and an investigation took place. The deceated was identified as a col- ored laborer named George Ridout. The fatal wound was 4 cut in the right side of the neck, entering the jugular artery. The principal witnesses were Messrs. John and B. F. King, whose statements were substantially as above, Other witnesses test:fled to hearing a disturb- ance, but saw nothing of it. Armstrong having said that he cuthis hand, and that Louisa Con- oray, a colored woman, dressed it for him on Saturday morning, which statement he>made to account for the blood on his clothes, she was summoned, and testified that she knew both the men when they lived in Baltimore, but don’t know anything of this case. She lives in the vicinity of Fourteenth street and Ohio ay- enue, and said that several rows had occurred in the street during the night. About twelve o’clock there was a fight, and she saw fourmen running toward Fourteenth street bridge, but could not say whether they were white or black, or who they were. She never dressed any wound for Armstrong since she came to Washington. At the suggestion of a citizen, Leonard Hen- derson and Walker Lightfoot were summoned. Being sworn, Leonard Henderson, colored, testified that he is a teamster, and about 12 o'clock was in his wagon, in front of the Bull’s Head Stables, on Ohio avenue; heard a noise and saw twomen running and halloing after another man, who was running from them; one of the prisoners said “kill the son of a b—h;” the other snapped a pistol, but it did not go oif, and he turned toward witness and tried to get @ stone, the one who called out said ‘come on, Joe, let’s kill the son of a b—h;” witness might be mistaken in the name, he might have called John; would not know the men; one of them, the shorter of the persons, had on a frock coat; when they got near the bridge witness heard a pistol fired, and then heard no more of it; the first pursuer had the frock coat, and was the shorter man of the two. Walker Lightfoot, colored, was in another ‘wagon near the same stables; he heard the noise and the oaths, but did not see the parties. Mr. John King, recalled—Testified that he heard no pistol except what he fired to attract the police after arresting Armstrong. The jury returned their verdict as follows: «The said Geo. Rideout was found last night about 12 o'clock, lying on Fourteenth street, on the east side, nearly opposite the gate lead- ing to the Monument, with a severe cut on the right side of the neck, and bleeding profusely, and in a dying state; and the Jury believe from all the evidence that negro John Armstrong stuck him in the neck with a penknife; and that Peter Whiting was with Armstrong, and ‘was an accessory. The jury find that the de- ceased had $3 in his watch pocket, which the jury recommend to be given to his wife to as- sist in burying him. They also find the de- ceased was @ poor laboring man.” The two prisoners, John Armstrong and Pe- ter Whiting, were committed to jail for further hearing, by Justice Clayton. cf Eee Fata AccipENT.—About four o’clock yes- terday morning, Mr. James O. Bateman, who was engaged at the depotin covpling cars, was ran over by & car and was so badly injured that he died ina few hours. It appeared that he bad signalled for the train to back downand run before it to raise the coupling, when he s'umbled and fell on the track, the wheels of | one of the cars passing over one leg, brexking it in three places, and making a frightful wound under one arm. He was carried to the Sani- tary Home on Capitol Hill, and from thence to his residence at the corner of C street north and ‘Third east, where he died in about two hours. | ‘The deceased was avout thirty-eight years of | age, and leaves a wife, but no children | pe ese Sreconp Warp Station Caszs.—Jas. Flan- igan, exposing his person; dismissed. S. R. Herbert, drunk; $1.25. John Carbury, de.; dis- missed. August Stadleman, do.; workhouse. John Jones, do.; #2. R. J. Johnson, suspicion ot desertion; military. M.H.M.Kendig, grand Jarceny: dismissed. H.C. Cooper, swindling; do. C. W. Campbell, assault and battery; bail tor hearing. Jno. McManus, disorderly; $1.91. | Jchn Armstrong, murder; jail for hearing. Pcter Whiting, accessory; do. R. B. Elliot, | sleeping in street; dismissed. H. Kernan, dis- | orderly; 55 cents. Geo. King, Jas. King, vio- isting city law; John Murphy, drunk and dis- orderly; dismissed. = = S Fimg.—Abont 12 o’cloek on Saturday night, the back store-room of the grocery of Mr. Jas. Ginnity, cormer ot Fourteenth and L streets, | ‘was destroyed by fire. The room, which was of frame, adjoined the brick store, and was | filled mostly with liquors, the destruction of | which, with other goods stored there, will amount to about $1,500,0n which there is no insurance. The Franklin, Union, Metropolitan and other companies were Let deed on the ground, and to their exertions is the saving of the main building ascribed. =Z | Forp’s THEATRE.—Last Week of the Naiad | Queen.The manager announces to-day, the | Jast week of the lovely scenic drama, the «Naiad Queen.’ Noone regrets this more than the manager himself, but a pressure of other engagements render it necessary that this | should be the final week. The usual matinee | will be given on Saturday, when our country trience will have an opportunity of visiting the theater. The Naiad Queen will be played this evening. —~—_—— ; Pror. WoLowsk1.—We learn that this gen- tleman has returned from his professional tour to New York, and has resumed his course of instruct in vocal and instrumental music. The P:ot~ or has gained much celebrity asa teacher cf” he divine art, and it is mot strange that his sid i+ eagerly sought by those who} wish toper themselves either in. yocaliza- tion or wu tretly locs: d at the northeast corner of Eley- enth and F street north. ——— RecaArTULED—On Saturday morning, Offi- cer Harrison arrested John Waters, who es- caped from the Sixth Ward station, and he was made by Justice Cull to py a fine of —— PREsENTATION.—On Saturday evening, Mr. ne Heed: whe hae Been be Toeal editor of @ Chronicle since its establishment, diss: his connection with that > oie leaving ho was invited where be was presen with a gold monnted appreciation of his services; Mr. the presentation, who was rep! ately by the recipient. office, and previous to w the cumposing room, ited by the compositors cane asa mark of their Byden making hed to appropri- igthening; yet the old women, are and itrume devised by self-eath better. Bomething is nee oduct of profound skill in the healing: ordinary routine of the the most powerfal medisin: the most settled cases ofthe dise oor roperties of the Bitters by Druggists and dealers generally every- e. holesale Agents—A, M, Bininger & Co., 337 se6-003t disease yield to thé trict. Fi Warring Paper for sal rict. For le at the Bi fA ter, at six cents per pound, : a es ——_>—_—_ Corus 4nB toy UNIVeRrsaL ToRMENT OF Man- GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D.0.,° Barreupen 5, 1! eo Persons sppiving for letters in the . ease they were otherwise they may, not receive apg Euckley Miss Mary ig A ret Simpson Mrs Blair Mre Msry 3” Johvaon Mrs. Brown Mise EllenC Kemeroo Mise Se Seeken Mire M tadiey Mra Bettie King Pordett Mra Wm Kearne! ilds Mrs Jane j Carroll Miss May Le Domelly ™ EdwardMireEmme Merpl LydzAnnMiller Mrs Alice 2 Peacock Mise Liszie White Mise Somere Winneford GENTLEMEN'S LIST ph Marphy Patk Morgau Neil jofman Mrs K Hil Mre May Adams Bamt J “Atkin son Robt ‘Adame Jos Alies EB Eenten Wm T Preoks im Brooks Win-2 @ money under false pre- | Kickeler 7) Bilit Emandel Ben Buir Clarke Thos Clistmisn Peter Compton Join Corbett Joho Cook Job Coate Edward CEnegn Av Doug! #s Sami F Dousleon Rot Daley Jame Driecoli Chas Ellis Wim Evens Capt Wm Eldridge EM Fdie Chas ‘Ford Wm P be MISCELLANEOUS.—Kate. All persons ‘wishing to ma‘l lettera to countries are respectfully requerted to ascer! e due thereon before depositing ‘rom foreign ‘coun- mount of post hem. Postage tries must be pai ury notes wit! -on coin, if. 8 BD. O PARENTS, TRACHERS AND OTHERS. ition to my large RT Ling en Ka in the colsin this Dis. sale at the se 2-12t* faily Shavour VirsJ0s} Lt atrers can machi operate on food wean from, i Fibntest, near Ma. ‘sveans’ also Wa4nrep—a e y Me MC Williams MisEmma ‘WeareMiasH inuhO terview may be had. Parker Robt C-2 Jefferson Stephen Robingou Jeferson Edwd 8 8 WANTS. f wages ist gnee to WiEB'S GALLE aM or We NOE WANTED—4 OOACHSMITE. Aonir. 395 F rs : ‘a os aE eetronn 46 street; ihe vest south 43 street. eo 7-4t* ANTED—SITUATIONS, Fespectadle girls. one ce shactearmeia lam atur ts secu ine, Tadrose Bta¥ Omics Box 16 OOK aad CHAMBERMAID Apply on I det. Aand Bats. 20 6-3t* WANTED—a aNGLise TRACHER. Ad Cress Box 28%, W. RD WANTED—F. gentlem: and ‘Wo little girls. ‘Address, stating tevate ati se cation, James, Btar office Wa4ntzp—4 gooi COOK, one who can come well-reecommended, for a family with a few and board cose Corner of 3d street Missouri avenue, ck Sebi oo i node e UE abe ek Eee A® EXPERIENCED SHIP CARPENTER ‘ber wishes to engage to attend to getting out tim. Address Carpenter, Star office, where an in- 5 83 5-St* y AN TED—FUBNI8HED HOUSE, pro saat t private family from October Ist, }» for 6 Newngnths. mae reen) R. tebe eemnoeladi acy York aven ner street, particulars. ests AUCTION SALES, ¥HIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By J.C. MeGUIBE & CO.. Auctioneers. Bean LOT yn0on 3 BARD oA ed SicrerGrgutrek Mage} egpos «+ oe Boe we ah Large lot of Ball, Btai: Fursitere, Qid Iron, ald cane ae "3.0. McA UIRE & CO., Aucts, By J.0. MoGUIRB &.00., Auctioneers. DMINI: eArORs SALE OF STOCKS —Oa TURSDAY AP’ . Septe: it 5 oe atthe Auction Bose of Fess O. Motuire sd sball 2011 ia sums to suit i of Alexandria 6 por cent, stock, dine Varmers an@ Mechanics’ Book of George- 86,000 Corporation of Washington six per cont. cuarteriy SS SMBROKE A. BRAWHER, jimistrator, Load J.C. McGUIRE & 00 . Aucts, EE FOR SALE AND RENT. FrvGG0 lath wtrent eat sidge batoeon Qed Hf ee ee eee renee wae BONO Te ae appease Lives. ‘avern near the Depot. Apply 00 7-3t” WANTED—A » first-claes Restaurant MAN K. Apply at the Mitchell House, corner COO: Of 18th and B streets, se 4 3t* Beanp WANTED.—Two gentlemen and their Woodsit Audw Capt oh cot) White § Ranaatpn t ‘hree good rooms willbe i" Pleare address for twenty (3) oT. MW at this office, stating situation, terms, &c. The fe given aud required, with the s tirer is thoroug! i which is very profitable. He has all the neces- tary influence, permits, &c., to insure complete pce For particulars address B. A. F., Star of the addition of the rating premium HENRY ADDISON. P. M. wives wish to obtain Board in a respectal Private family, from the first of October. Refer- ence given. Address W., Box 179, stating terms 8nd location. se 430" et reference will fe 4-2awiw* ee a wane CHANOE.—The advertiser wishes to a ‘eman with stew thousand dollars commercial enterprise, connected of Foods to the army. The adver- hh! + experienced in the busine: tating where an interview may be had, w+ NTED—A well FURNISHED HOUSE, in ashingtoh, Georgetown, or vicinity, for the winter ora longer, term. for which a liberal rent. Will be paid Best of references givem, Address “L.,” 442 13th street, Washington. se 3 6t* FOR 240E— One-half of SQUARE 177, on 16th laray inguize at FINGEY © BBO 'S Boga? Store, ure al corner of Seventh aud Patrests err OB SALE—A comfortabl FRAME HOUSE ard LOT; th six rooms and kitchen, and back avises fixth street, between K and nue ry LEAZANTLY LOCATED ROOMS—IN A CEN- tral location. on 13th street, (432.) between B caterer, restaurant style. se T-3t* Fo LEABE—LOT on the corner of 11th and C streets, opposite Washington Theater, having theresa tw ee For terms apply at pear joe. Sar cae ” y SAM'L EKBLLY. SBTION OF HOUSE £0 RENT.—To a small family, partly farnished, an entire floor, in a large. house; cook stove and utensils, &c., inene of the rooms; rent $25 per month. None with large family need apply at 203 Bixth street, between and IN strests. Be 7-3t* NG, No. 85 High siect KIND.—To be relieved of these terrible evils call on Dx. WHITE and submit to his manipulations, Hundreds of our citizens tratify with gratitude as PIC NICS, &c. to his successful tre: Nails growing in the flesh, etc chiropody a special: without experiencing pain, avenue.(Lare & and-a-halfand ment of Corns, Bunions, ‘ou are sure to get reliof ain. Office, No. 424 Penn, aéuenee® building,) between Four- Szonar Diswaszs. the most certain, safe and Samaritan’ effectual remedy ‘ecent cases in twenty-four hours. iry. Only ten pills to be ier’s hope, and a fri to be-exposed.. Male those who do not want , 82 ; female, 83. z imartian’s Root and Herb Juices—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Price $1, or six bottles C. Ford. See acvertisement. m5 HE OLD STEWART HOLLAND BOY, T FIELD AGAIN eee They will give their Twelfth Grand Annnal at Temperance Hall. on K street, between 9th ee and l0th.on MONDAY, Uctober Sth. Tickets ONK DQLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. * Be 7 St* PIC NIO FOR THE BENEFIT DF TT DRAFTED POLICE OF THE SEVENTH WARD WILL BE GIVEN On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, loth inst,, At LOG FFLER’S GARDEN, Commencing at 2 o’clock. Tickets—ONE tleman and Indien eA Be7 3t* ANTED—At 293 Penn. avenue, between 9th and lth streets, a few good DRESBMAR BRS: and an OPERATOR on Grover & Baker's sewing machine. #0 2-003" WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN (white) who has been in a hotel or restaurant, a8 Bousekeser, one Wap can pze & good peteren) cap get a i ion and good wages. to a6tN BS’ RAMMACK, comer ises street ad enn. nue, Restaurant and Dining Saloon, 80 WASTED IMMEDIA1? ELY—150 LABORERS to work on the Washington Aqueduct. Bx- perienced quarrymen will be paid, st the rate of 1.60 per day ; com: ther information apply at the Contractor's Offtce jon laborers, $125. For fur- sult BABE CHANCE —For Sale Cicap—STOCK and FIXTURBES of one of the best located Produce Etores in Washington; or the holder qill accept a partner with a capital, want of means be- ing the reason fcr wiebing to sell. Address 0. JAMES, No. 180 Fennsyl' avenue, above {7th atreet. se 7-3t* F° BENT—Four FURNISHED ROOMS, suita- ble fo ping, or wonld be let separate- ly, the rooms are large. comfortably furnished and beatly kept; the situation cannot be surpassed in the city. No. 94 Missouri avenue, between 43 and 6th streets. Be &-3t™ Foz SALE—The OONTENTS and GOOD WILL of s first-class Barber Shop. The shop is nicely fitted up with everything requisite for aie es J admitting a gen- ies, | SMITHS. 460 8eventh Post Office. jy M4-tr et, opposite the City petals Dismases OF TEE NeRVOUS, SEMIBAL, amp SEXUAL Sys7aus.—New and relial rts of the Howard Association—sent free of charge. - advertisement, re f-2t HE SECOND GRAN D BALLOF TH D AND HaRN KBs M OR CADDLE AKERS. of Washing- 74 ton, D. C.."on MONDAY. rept 14 perance all,on a et, and loth. For farther e oes future WANrED. 10,000 MEN AND BOYS to call at SMITH & BBALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh street, just below the Northern ‘ket. dy 14-tr rticulars see future ‘ By order 2 Sa ge BrERMATORREG@A 04m BE OvuRED.—Dr. Rand Cures: Spermatorrh 5 Seminal W Re Impotency, Loss af Power, etc., . Ite effects are truly m will cgavisce the me ‘sad Pa. avens aly and «ffectual- eal. A trialofthe | and merits. ner lth street Henry Cook Alexandria, ge Dz. Duroxt’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best im uss They operate wesdily tnd effectively, and create no nau- over alle’ . O. Ford, corner ‘ashingtom, =. w f ———— "ABBAWWED To Ov: idote, = English Specific of sixty-five yours’ i cure Gonorrhea in siz Se yal ord, corner lith hington, and Henry Cook, Alexand: Di. Godtrav’s stan ty Was On the 5th instant, Weber. d 30 ye he friends and invited to attend her 10) day) afternoon. at 3 o’cloc! BAH J., wife of .Christo- tances are respectfally iL on to-morrow (Tues- YY of its | TENTH GRAND f TOREDAY. Rept. Btn. 1363, A fine Band Wm. Orampto Jacob B Codd Lutber Posey, Rartert COMMITTEE. J. HB FRANELIN AOTL(VE ASSOCIATION take leascore in announci: i ing to their friend: ublic that they will give theie LL, at the beautiful Hall of ther Engine House (forthe benefit ene of their members who was drafted,) on W4ANraD IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- PENTERS. RS. Liberal wages will be paid to | ood workmen, and none others will be scdepted. pply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street, at, Oot. B.M. GREENE, bief Quartermaster my 25-tt Deparnenat of Washington, has been engaged for the occasion, and the Committee pledge themseivea that it will be one of the most plea: ant of the season, ic John H, Seasford, Housefurnishing Good mar -tf WANTED —SROOND-HAND FURNITURE Al and \s0, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, is of every, description. B. BUOHLY, 428 7th st. bet. @ and H. east side J. BE. Crampton. Re SWAL OF THE SEVENTH AND BARE- WELL Dio DIA UNITED GLEE CLUB WILL BB GIVEN AT GREEN SPRING PAVILION, ( Above Georgetown,) On TUESDAY. Bept. sth, 1863. Tiokets FIFTY OBNTS, admittiug a gentleman and ladies. By order of W. ROBERTSON T.T. Brookman, Sec’y. LOST AND FOUND. AKEN UP BSTRAY—OOW ; red and white, cor. Sth and Beast. The owner is requested to CaP AA aad: Brava sranerte. --~ charges and w.V.S.. ORED MARE, about 15% was cewly shod Thursday. A suitable reward will be paidto of isth . Be7 3t' Satler 15th Begt. ens. 3 B. and the late Mary months and 2 di al from his father’s long and painful i'l- Fhe only child of Jones, aged 19 take place this afternoon, at 3 esidence,on 20th street, Of pneumonia, on Monday morning, the 7h of Sept.. at ten minutes and fuliliness, Miss ELIZA A. BANFORD, iu her 23d Dearest cousin, thou hast left us, loss mort deeply feel ; od who bas bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal. e neral will take place at the Island Baptist Pcrene on to-morrow, the 8th inst., at 3 o’clock ‘The relatives and friends are invited to atterd. Gn the 7th. FRANK VINTON, the only son of C. W. and L, V. Dashiell, aged 1 year. The friends of the family are respectfully re- quested to attend bh 41 inat., at 10 o’clock, at the residence of on D street, between 14th and 15th sts., 225. On the 7th instant, in the 2ist year of his age, EDWIN GEBY VEBNOJ, after « short but pain- it four, of a lon respectfully Muric comes floating Down from the dome; Angels are charting The sweet welcome home, Come, stricken weeper! Come to the bed; Gaze on the alee Our idol is dead ! P aL: The funeral will tare piace at bir father’s resi- dence. on 432 street, between F and G, No. 197 wat S o'clock, Tuesday evening * At his residence, Market Snace, Ge C., September 7th, Mr. MICHA ‘The friends and relatives of the deceassd aré re- spectfully invited to attend his runeral, from his late residence,No. 37 Market Space, at 0’c! | on Wednesday cext. { Salt. Sun please copy | draf'ed tee | ILL BK SOLD ON MONDAY EVENING—AT | haif-past 6 0’c’ock, 4 Hocs and 8 Geese, at the Gity Pound, commer N and Halt aa, WNSEND CONTINUES (AFTER | ¢ SS disc ve lessons in the Art of | ¢ e Eianoforte ad O-gan, | > poy at No. 420 N street, avar 14th, or address | through the P_O | JOSEEH B. BHEWSLL, PHILADELPH DEALER IN DRIED FRUITS, APPLES AND PEACHES. port or Government nse. NOTHEK REDUCTION IN FLOUR ‘A good harrel of EXTRA ; Ray's and Welch’s FAMILY at reduced prices, Pure CLDEB VINEGAR j WHILE BRANDY. for preserving peag i aD Choice GREEN, JAPAN TE corner 9th ani B sis, OB THE FALL OF 1563. SACK COATS. yaa Stage, Packed for Ex: FLOUR for 37.25. New Trea | week coats, SINESS COATS, With VESTS and P AMTALGONE to match, eqial tocrder work, and at WALKER & CO., 3.68 Pennsylvania avent PACKET LINE. TO SAIL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9TH The superior Clipper Brig B. M. HESLEN has arrived and is discharging her freight ving freight for the 7th, and havequick dispatch. Apply to HARTLBY & BROTHER, 99 & 101 Water strest, Georgetown, D FFICE EXTENSION U. 8. CAPITOL AND O - NEW DOMB. Wasutscron. Sept. 5, 1863. BRaLep PRorosars will be received at ths office ins\., at 12 o'clock m., for CUMBERLAND joston Monday, until Monday, the 2ist two bundred tons best quality COAL and twenty-five tons best quality ANC HRA CITE COAL, to be delivered on the U.8. Capitol Bxtension prior to The bids will be opened on Monday, the 2ist inst., at 12 served to reject any or all of th same endala ik be Geomed to the istores. of the overnment to do #0, They P: nel for U. ae -. CLEMENT L WEST, General Superintend rounds of the ovember lst, on th ae ee on | - eee eden || QHOW CAasEal - ee a Three very fine full Silve: cheapat DONT he piano: His rooms are cen-: | $10 jor drunkenness, for which he bi Ra Tested in the first inetance,” “= ‘pts sf OK - (Es MoOLELLAN Boys IN THE FIELD AGAIN, THIRD GRAND AFTERNOON & EVENING Pro McOLELLAN FRIEN The MoOLer.aN FrRizmtsgip Agsooration, by the request of mauy of their lacy friends. ures to their patrons and the public in genera! thet their Third A! noon and Brening Pic Nic wil st cee any Park, 7tb street dorth,on TUESDAY, ept. Bt Rie Committee p.edga thamselves that neithar ains or expense will be spared wo make this {17 Pic ic of the seas:n A good Brass and Strine for the occasion Comucistee Hi. Taylor, JH. Fowler, G. Reever, Thos. Paseton. By order of WM MINK, Pree! Re 4-3t* Cc | a GRA in WE Por the benefit of Tickets $1, almitting a gentlemac and ladies; tc be had from any of the commit- Dancing to commerce at 1'z o'clock. Conimitar of Arransuments. Thomas Dunn, Henry Acdson, Job Hill E IP ASSOCIATION, ward by | I O8T. 4 . pale red Cow, with a Jump on her ‘eft jaw. $5 r ward will Le paid ifreturned to HESTER GA Vth t., vet, Land K. 806-St* yellow cow, with horns. The finder will be a biy rewarced by leaving them st No. 543 avenue Band has been engnged | *Y°R2S: : MES HARTNETT, The str.ctest order will be pre served. 3 5 Tickute FIFTY CENT®, admitting a gentleman and ledies. COW, with white fac come worward, prove property. pay cha’ i ke her away or it will bs disposed of according to Aw Be5 30 Rept. 9in, 153, embera who have been Wm Vernon, Rich’d Collins Leesaitzer. ROARDING. \BE V obta seb Ste J OAKDIN second street, between K and I very pleasant one of the Avenue. av 22-20” SS SA IO i MILITARY SUB FEW TABLE BOARDERS CAN BE AC. commodaied at No. 402 Thirteenta street i i and Hi streets. St 0UM8 WITH BOARD—In a private fa gentleman and wiv, s, or single gentler 445 Twelfth street, between G and H. required, Bosenine ~— Four or five gentlemen can obtain | Board ard Rooms at 259 EB sire: t, within one | square of Willards’ and the Treasury, dey boarders accommodated, Y BEST OF £AGLE BOARD OA «dat 449 Tench eireet opposite £ ater. at the low price uf four d th modations ate class, Also one neatly furnishe: Room for rent, A gentleman anil wile preferrel the 6 Apply imme: iately. —A few Weekly snd Table ers can be accommodated at No. 134 Twen! ‘The location is. & , &1 within one huadre be SORKEL MARK; rather above{medium hei long tail; might saddie mark on her right side slightly f shoes | wilh | eroeean il enable me to get b information 85 W: enable me to ge’ im, Fe5 Sth PEIROS SHOBMAKER. 850 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE ‘pe LARGE WELL-FURNIRBE First street, (Cay.tol Bill,) between A su | streets, is row reavy, rooms all large, cool and {, for gents ‘and their wives gents. Dinner at 6; breakfast from 7 to 3, rP\HE UNDSRSIGNED—A DRABTED MAN— and one who believes himeclf unfit for servic, although <ccepted desires to furnish @ good sD ie, to whom he is willi cash, or $25) cath, with a bonus of 33 per mort #0 lopg as said mutbati fate ie in Room 21, War Dep't. Tegal Subst immedistely to 2e 5:2t" S7R4yED. AWAY —On the 3d instant, a Blazed i From the Oamp of the 15th iment N. K.. at Navy Yard, a dark ORBAM OOL- ‘hands sighs said Mare ny person delivering her to the cam: “p.RBM + STRAYED FROM THE 8UBSORIBE the d) night of August 30t! Buffalo, with a white stripe on fore knee apd white in the left lank. Five dollars will ps Rid te any one for the delivery to BENJAMIN BUH BER corner: of Beall and Montgomery sts., Georgetown, light BRINDLE OOW. 0. 907,8.9,11,* WwW AS LEPT IN THE LADIES ROOM AT TAB 7th street Steamboat wharf, on Thuraday last, s PAOCKASGE OF PHOTOGRAPHS, marked * @. W. Peer.” The finder wiil receive @ liberal re- bg them at the Star offi se Thursday night, two COWS; o1 16 red the other a small and white, crumpled horn ry Nt, I ‘O8T— On Tuesday, Sept. 1, 1363, two COW4, one a 4 large red buffalo, the other an old whit Mass, etween 2d and 3d streets. ‘AME TO THH FARM OF CAPT. W. A. T Muaddox.]', miles above Georgetown. | RED The owner is requsat+i . 4 an NAKEN UP ESTRAY.—On the 2nd inst..asmall #£Y HORSK, about 8 years old, with smal! ro eugon the shoulder, The owger is requested | to cowe forvard, prove prcperty* pay charzes and tale bim away. Apply toCHAs, aL bet. 17th and ith. fe5 SU @{TRAYED AWAY, trom the Resorvoir, above BSON, L st., Geozectowa, on Thursday evening, a SORRELL E,between 7 a1 d3 years old, with a rope halter he hasa lump on the rigutleg and a white | snark of heir upon the le’t foreleg 5 reward will | be given for ber return to GLADMON’S Livery s‘able in Georgetown, 8e5-3t* iSl REWAhD.—Strayed or stolen, on the rd inst ,a dark brown MARE MULX; slightly | imme in the left fore foot, with a small piece of tha | hoof broken off. She was lost from Mr. Drein’s private stable, near the corner of 9th and G, oppo- rite the Patent Office, where any information can be leitor with Z. JONES, 520 Mst., bet. 9th and | 10th streets. 885 3t* &Z5 REWABD-—Stolen or strayed,a dark BAY HORSE; 15 hands high; long tail, trimmed square: Do white about; not branced ; has a scar ou right bip froma kick; hadon a Government Saddie and Bridle, silver mounted ; was missed near the Insane Asylam, D. NAILOB & BROTHER, Be5-3t* D, botween 15's and 1ith. STRAYED OR STOLEN.—On Thuraday, night? SS Fept. Ist, from the premises of Johu Koche, in ith street. between M and N streets, a SORREL MARE, with awhite face ; three white lege, two front and one hind leg; mane and tail yellow, with the ietter C on her shoulder, and her back a little sore from the saddle. @10 reward wil! be given to whoever will return her or give any informationas to whereabouts she is so as I can find her. Feb 3t* “5 RE WARD.—Stolen from my enclosu: £20 Thurrday afterooon, September 3d. rretted, from the collar, in the mane; hi ; intolerable order, The above reward given to any one returning said mare to ence on Rock creek, or will bring me such y, off, return, to the Star cflice, of a dsubie-sased | GOLD WATOH, stolen from a drawer of tha Mitcneil Houre. about the 27th of August. ne45t* REWAKD —Stolen, on the night of the 21 $5 inst,a BRIGHT BAY MULS, with piece cut out of bis right ear, The above reward will be given if returned to 8, SKIDMORE, foot of llth st. Be 4-3" Faced EROOD MARE; blind of one eye; dark sorrel, with two white hind feet. A suitable re- ward will be given if returned to JAS. GUILD, at his store, corner of F street and 2d north. se43t* SUBSTITUTE WANTED. WO deserter, a ‘iberal price wi tweon the hours of 9 and 3 o’cicck M. HANSON, Insurance Agent, Be 4-3t* To one who in nots it be paid, Gall be= QUBSTITUTES HBADQUART bk eet prices will be paid for 8U. L ., Those in want of JRAFTED BRS —Tho high- BSTITUTBS for Substitutes will t the ‘‘Intelli- 511 Ninth et. N, 8. MILLEB $5() REWARD stolen from the plantation of | 2ilent BAY HORSB. ‘about sixtesn hands bi 2 daltanat Reduced | al edu ionery Stor: Pennsy' renin, venue Howse. it REQU: HOUSES INTHE MERE aE 748 BROUGHT TO THE STABLE OF THE eubsoriber, about ten days ago, by # colored an, s DARK BROWN HORSE. ™ al ld, which the owner can have by paying the ex- eaten © Own IBTOREAR MADE 4: . corner Band 10th sts. the subssriber, on Sunday, the Sth inst , 3 blase face; his hind feat white and fallen The above reward will be paid for the dstestion of the thief, and the recovery of the horse, oF dollars for the horse when delivered. V, BPRIG@ near Blade Be 1-004t* 100 Exp mans Bhagat ght hand foot Distributing Keservoir, or CAPTAIN JAMES Mc- | business at once, onthe corner of 9th and D streets, GUIBE, 33% Eatrect.” Appiy to JOHN ARDEESBK, 7th street. between aum-tf BURK& DUNBAR. | KandL. eat" J BRUCE & CO. want all to know tnat they can OR RENT.—Three FURNISHED ROOMS, on » buy better Clothing, at lower prices,at 464 M st., bet. 13th and 13th.No.459. se 4-3t* Seventh street, than elaswhere. $y 14-tr 4 LARGE OOMFORTARLY BURNISHED WANTED. Everybody to know that they can A House, in the First Ward. Apply at No. 202 buy their Clothin, t reduced prices at Ist., bet. 20th and 21st ge 4-3t UBNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET—At No. 424 Fifteenthstreet, between New York ave. and H. Be 4 3t STORE FOR SALE—On O street, between North Capitol street and New Jersey avenus, rear Deer, angsite on premises or at HARBISON’S @ift Store, Peng. avenue. near 31 street. se 4 St* {OR SALE—Phe LEASE, FURNITURE, and GOOD WILL ofa Hotel. This a rare chance for one who has the cash dnd wishes to invest. Apply at the Star office, se 4 3t* WELLING FO BENT—Within five mingtes walk of the Beltaville Depot, Washingten R. B. T Hoses is oe afte contains roomi cellar, ply 6 Postmaste: Beltsville. z se “ae pois i ee R42 CHANOB —For sale, a RESTAURANT, with boarding and lodging attached; has 12 rooms; now doing very good business. ‘Will be sold cheap. as the owner has other business out of the city. Location one of the best on Pennsylvacia avenue. Inquire at the Real Estate and Intelli- nce jog, No. 512 Ninth street north, near ennsylvania avenue, £e 4 3t™ N. H. MILLER. DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THR Island For Bale. No. 536, situated on 18th st., ©. Also,a vacant Lot adjoining, inning back 155 feet. information engaire of W. T. ‘DONIPHAN ‘esc’ or DAVID HEPBUBN. Se 3-2w* 'UBNISHED BOOMS TU LBT—At No. 183 @ atreet. near 19th st. Gas and hot and cold OR SALE—FEAME HOUSE AND LOT NO 71, on 6th street west. For terme apply to B. M. MoGOY. No, 669, cor. L and 34 streets, I WILL OFF BRAT PRIVATE SALE THE RAIL- BOAD HOUSE, (with real estate,) well known as a tavern for the last ten years. The license is id,and purchaser will begin immediately. The jouse is large, (18 rooms,) and one of the best stands in the Sine between the depot and the Capitol, No. 520 New Jersey avenue. an 2-2w* MRS. KELLY. Voor LOT FOB SALE—On K, tetween Kighth and Ninth streets, and fronting the Northern Market. Twenth-three feet front. with adepth of one bundred feet. Alleyir rear. In- uire of HARMON BURNS. 40% P. venue ,or iEO. W. COCHRAN. 398 ¥ Jy 31 tf Foe RENT—A fine STORE on Seventh street, one of the best locations in Washington for any business. Apply at the Gosling Restaurant, No. 247 Penn. ave. bet. 12th and Sth sts. jy25tf here FOR BALB-—A very superior Farm of #0 acres, with good Dwelling House ; and 8table for 12 horses; new Corn House. and all other needful buildings. The Farm is in good cultivation and offera advantages rald»m to be met with ; itis only eight milesfrom Washington For further particulars app y personaily to W. A. BATCHELOR, on the Seventh street road, or if by letter address W. A BATCHELOR, Silver 8prings Port Office, Montgomery county, Marylaad. Possession can be given immediately. au 18-eolm* Hoc LOTS ¥OB BALE. TERMS EASY. 4, on 23d et. w , above M st, 6, cor. of Va. ave and 20th st. 4, on 234 st. w , bet. N. ¥. ave. and D st, 5: on Pa. ave., bet. 6th and 7th e. 5: on D st., bet, 6th and 7th e. 4, op Q, near 14th W, 5. op 2st w. above B st. Call at No. 277 I street, after 6 o’clock p. m an l-eotf mPa, PERSONAL. IMPOSITION.—MADAMB ROSS, Doctress and Astroioeist, was born with « natural gift 5 the past and future—never known to fail. epeedy watriases ; brings together thoi seperated; cures all diseases. Busine: sirietly confidentiel, No 333 @ street north, corner 01 12th street weat, th sgnares from the Patent Office. The only per that can shows likeness of future husband or absent friend in re- slity. Ladies 5) centa: Gentlemen $1. se3 !m* WANTED! EVERY LADY IN WASHINGTON to see these Roses, and call at TIE PINKING AND SIfAMPING DEPOT, No. 351 F street, Opposite the Patent Office, 6,009 elegant Petter brordery now ready to Bi P ito” New Patterns recaived daily ne pracoped Goods, Braid ard Silk for sale, te 2-Im for Braiding and Em- 5 ot ronse tel Orpam: and Ohina Vaves" Marbie-top Oester Table” : e Walaa’ ere Bush ion Chairs Mr Oak Hat neck aad Chairs Handsome Gilt Window Bhades MT. Walnut Bureaus and Washstands and other Bedstesds Selid Walnut Gane Beat Ol and. Oak Cottage Sot, Hair Mattrasses Bolste; s an di ows Superior Oak M. T. Sid with Btagere Top Welnut Leenge and Batt Olots Hookers Waises: roextonsion Table. Oak Dining-reom ssele mgrai: gies Gere Mt were erat Grockery and Glassware, Kitehoa Utenstis, With a great many other Articles not mecessary to enumerate, Terms cash. BeT BOTELER & WILLSON. Aucts. [NITED STATES MABSHAL’S SALE 5 FURNITURE, Bolensing to C. 8. Watiach, under the Confiscation Act. In virtue of a writ of vendis rPomias lequed from the Three of the Bu: 1e Court of the: District of Columbia holding a Vourt, acd’ to directed, I will expose to public sale, for it the residence formerly occupied by 0. 8. jiama avenue, No. 7, south side, be: URBDAY, the ivth m.,the follow ng Goods battels, and Faroitare, condemned as the farnitare of 8. Wallach, (Beer es for the ute of the Uni t Oileloth, Qushion Ohairs, i RY Wiaeaae ot Chairs, Lot ting, Lot Matos’y Rescue i: Embroidered Gartains, Lot Bedatoads, CaseCurtains& Corniess, Beds and Beiding, Bolsters and Pillows, e-Glasses, " Lounges & Arm-Uhairs, Butter Trays, Workstand& FancyTable,P.ne Tables, * Chandaliors “Biair&s PastageOarpeting, Reception Chairs, iattresees& Featherbeds, Lot Ottomans, fot Stoves. pe} Tables, king Chairs, Side! Medicine Chest, Large lot Carpets, Vene ‘ian Blinds, Stair t Comforter apg 8 e r Bets, Baay Chai Together with many other Larva t enume- jether wi' amy other ar’ les no! rated in this schedule, WARD H, LAMOH, se 5-dts U. 8. Marshal. Corner af G and Twenty- second str Washington, Bept-mber ¢, 1383, NOTICB—Will be sold at Public Auction. at fund Fr Ryeatyarst and: twenty oseond treet an renty~ nty-second streets, on WEDNESDAY, the 234 inst , a large lot of res, concemned as unfit for part of Scrap Iren and D of Harness and ‘ools and {mplements, Terms cash, in Government fun Bale to commence at ten o'clock 3m TOMPKINS, c. Be5 Captain A.Q M.,U S A. By J.0. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ‘THIRTEEN HANDSOME BUILDING LO: ON FOURTERSTH STRERT, BaTWs ISLAND sveNUB AND BORTH SEZ RER VON Pepe: ith. at 6 o’clock,on the prem- ises, we shall relltie whele of Square north Square No. 22, bounded by 1th street, north P street and Rhode Island avenue, divided into thir- teen very desirable Building Lots, of 2 and 25 feet front, for private Petters QU ARTERMASTER'S OF! iat ene lots Deantii situated Ciara es ana otom waterin 5 ears passin: few a" kd ‘third cash; ‘the remainder in. six ; io onths, with interest, secur ured bya remises. 3.0. McG UIRE & CC.. Aucts. By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Georgetown. Si V ALUABLE IMPKOVED PROPERTY mm Guoncarows | a7 Avorion —I will sell at Ane Bext, Sept. 0th, at 6 o'clock al Valuable Improved Pro situa’ 5 section of Brdge and Acueduct strests in Gon er, streets in George- town, fronting 25 feet on Bridge street and yanuteg back about 116 feet, with the improvements, eom- sisting of an excellent Two-story Brick House, con- taining sight rooms and cellar, gas through the house, cistern in the yard, and all other convenien- ces necessary. Also. the adjciniug lots, fronting fifty fe on Aqueduct street or Pennsylvania tended amd ranning back about 115 feet. rivate ri cidonee: }, Oran in- or s req months, secured by «deed of trust on the pro, All conveyancing at the cost of the Titl fest = THOS. DOWLING, Auect'r. By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetown, D. G. | pS e Lbs AND WELL-KEPT HOUSE- HOLD FURBITURS AxD Brracts ar Auction — I will sell public auction, on THUBSDAY MURNING next, Sept. 10th, at 10 o’clock, at the residence of Mrs. Thomas Bogue, No. 33 Wi street, Market Space, Georgetown, all of her we!l-ke Houcehold and Kitchen Furniture, Name in part: Mahogany Hair Cloth Chairs, Sofa and Rocker, Wardrobes, Lounges and Mirrors, Three ply, Ingrain and other Oarpets, Oil Cloth, Matting and Curtains, Bureaus, Washstands and Tables, Excellent Feather Beda and Beddidg, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Parlor, Bed room and other Stoves, Crockery and Glass Ware, Kitchen Stove and Requisites, Refrigerator, Tin Bafe, Buckets, &c.,&.,&c.,and many articles too namerous to mention; also, the Bhelving and Counters belonging to the store. Sale positive. erms cash. Be 4-5t THOMAS DOWLING. Auct ByJ CO. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, JERY LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, FURNITURE. SILV&R AND SILVER PLATED Wane at Avotion—On THURSDAY MOBNING, Sept. 10th, at 10 o'clock. at the residence of B, Torreno de Barros, Erq., 392 L street, between Vermont avenueand lith street I shall sell his Furnitars and Effects, comprising: Two very large and superior French Plate Mitrers 5 ilver Tea Set, made Hleganty chased Sterling y Kirk& Son, Silver plated Waiters, Pitchers, &c., Fine Portraits of Washington and Taylor, engrav- ings, Declaration of Independence, &¢., _ Handsome Roseweoa Center Tab:e, with inlaid marble top, . Rosewood Sofa, Arm and Parlor Chairs, ished in sik ic Stand. Whatnot, Fancy Chairs. ble-top Bureaus, Dressing-table, Washstands, drober, Bed+teacs, Toilet Sets, ta, Matting. Oil Cloth, Parlor and Chamber Stoves, Pire Irons, sens Dining Table, Lounge, &c ,&. ‘erms cash, red J.C. MoGUIRE & O0., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HAN DEOME THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSB AND LOT, WiTH STORBROOM UNDERNSATH, AT AvctioN.—On THURSDAY, the 10th instant, at 5 o'clock p.m., we shal! seli,in front of the prem- ines, on'D street north. between 6th sod 7th st 25 feet front by 10) feet deep, ranaing bask to wide alley, with a large Storeroom, Parlor, ting, Dining Booms, Kitchen, and Eleven Bed oms. k ‘Terms made known on the day of sale. All conveyances at the cnst of the parchaser- This property is located in thecentral part of the city. Any parr eine Oars &@ goud invest- ment will do we! attend the sale. se4 r GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anct’rs. OTICE.—MRS. AHOLIAB wishes to inform in- quiring persons that she is ready to read the past, present, and future events. Can be consulted on Yarious matters of importance, from 9 #, m. anti: 9 p.m 60 south A street, Capital Hiril, betwee! ste. se 1-8t* epiees ELEMENTS OF FORTIFICATION Kimber» Construction of Field Works, London. peer Modern System of Fortificatien. ondon, Kimber’s Vauban’s First System. London. Plan and. Elevations of Vauban’s First System sd vane ‘Howard Douglas on Fortification. London. Gen, Barpard s notes on Sea Coast Defence. 7 21. Humfrey’s Modern System of Fortification. ondon. Jebb on Attack and Defence of Outpost. London. Connolly’s ey of the Royal Seppers and n¢ on. wGen, Gilmore Biege and Reduction of Fort Pulaeki, Lendon. Nahan’s Field Fortification. 1 for Engineer Troops. Ben derson's notes. om the Siege of Acre. London. ts of Fortification. London, ele aa APP. Mieasy1— THA 18 Bente oy dina eo ANA MEDIOINE,” bave ei to issue, free ( 2 oe dinate eG CF By J.C. McQUIBB & OO. Auctioneers. MPROVED PhOPERTY OPPOSITS THE EAST CaritoL Park at Puniic Avorio —Oa THURS- DAY AFTERNOON ,deptember th, at 54g 0 ig rid on the premises, we shall sell. the whole o: woe lo. t reet, (immedi Capitol Grounde,) between Delaware avenut Fi and and running back 119 feet 6 in- treet oa tliey. and improved by a handsome built three-story Brick Deelling-house ed the 1ot ‘will be divided, ielling the im- parate from the side ved part sepeted cash; the remainder ing and is cnths with interest, secured by deed of on TPookveyancing, at the cost of the parehase _ se S-€0 . C. McGUIRE & I Gd ford marty OFFIOB, ‘Corne: and Twenty-second streets. ‘Washington, D. 0. August 25. 1863 LT! ALES OF CONDEMNED ANIMALS willtake ike atthe Gortal near the Observatory Th shis cify-on the first, third, and Gfth WEDNBS- DAYS ofBeptemer, 1868, the $4, 36 h, and 9th days The property is condemned as unfit for publis vice, to commence at tan ofeleck ats of each da: a ‘tinued from day to ‘until the nuriber on hand sha'l be sold. Terms cash, in Goveramest nes Captain . Mt. KINB, BA f