Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. caer hagt im TO-NIGHT. WasHinoTon THEATER.—A yv large au- ‘dience assembled last night at the Washingens ‘Theatre to witness Prot. Lujean's spectra! il- lusion, in the thrilling two-act drama of the « Death Fetch of the Ruined Castle.” The play was performed successfully, and the illusion of the hy Ppetioed Sats “Ghost” was perfeot. It will be performed to-night again. Forp’s THEATRE.— Notwithstanding the new ghostly attractions at the other prominent pisces of amusement in this city, the « Naiad ueen,” a8 performed at Ford’s New Theatre, roved as usual a source of attraction, and a jarge audience attended its representation. It will be performed to-night again, and it should be remarked by all that the time allotted for its representation is fast drawing to a close. CANTERBURY was crammed and jammed last night. Beiore nine o'clock it was found neces- fary to refuce tosell any more orchestra tickets, and by nine o’clock standing room was at a prem ission all over the house, colered gallery and all. «The Ghost” sppesred, and willap- pea: to-night again in the fine drama + Shades of Death.” But “the Ghost” wasnot the only Attraction, for the friends of Millie Fowler turned out en masse to receive her. Besides these attractions the regular concert hall bill will be given. ae ae Tux DRavtT.—Atter our report closed yester- day, the following cases were disposed of by the Board of Enrollment: John Brooks, disability. David W. Gaines, disability. Charles Russell, over age. F. A. Gonzenback, over age. Henson Davis, only son ot widow. ‘ apemae Young, only support of aged pa- ents. Deunis Johnson, over age. Michel Reynolds, over age. ‘Wm. Phelps, only son of widow. Bassil Mitchell, (colored,) accepted. Michael Lyston, alien. Charles Enbarch, over age. Leopold Offenstein, over age. Rollin Detrees, paid commutation. Franklin Rives, paid commutation. Daniel McLochlin, over age. Jacob Larner, under age. James O. Banon, disability. John Brown, only parent of young children. Samuel Brundy, disability. John L. Hawkins, in service 34 March. George Lewis, (colored,) accepted. Jobn Ennis, disability. John Lackey, furnished substitute—John Cole. Neleon Thomas, furnished substitute—Wm. Newton. J Peter Croghan, alien. Spencer bollanger, disability. Columbus Bartlett, disability. R. W. Rockwell, in service 3d of March. Charles Patten, over age. Wesley Diggs, (colored,) furnished substi- tute—John F. Robinson. Stacy C. Stocton, erroneously enrolled. Jeremiah Hurley, over age. Charles Smith, alien. John Daniels, disability. Daniel Donahue, alien. Aaron Bruce, over age. Benjamin Casin, under age. Jacob Keifer, disability. Albert Paine, disability. Jonn Carnell, only son of a widow. Peter Schenck, alien. se Seed CurEaP FUEL AssociaTioN.—An adjourned meeting of the Cheap Fuel Association was held last evening at the Union League Rooms. The hour appointed for the sane iia having arrived and the meeting not being calied to order, those present manifested their impa- tience by stamping, &c.; which brought up 0. E. Lathrop, Esq., chairman of the committee ap- pointed at a previous meeting, who stated that the committee were in session,[ata table near the plattorm—Aep.,j and begged that those present ‘would be patient—that as soon as the committee had concluded their deliberations the meeting would be organized. Atabouts o’clock the meeting was called to order by Samuel Pearson, Esq. He stated that the committee had had great difficulty in settling upon some plan—bnt there ‘was no doubt of the feasibility ot the design. He suggested_compromise and forbearance. ‘We were all Union men-and could afford to do s0. A voice.—Compromise on dollars and cents, but don’t compromise principles. The Chair concluded by announcing the re- port of the committee in order. After some delay, the chairman of the com- Mittee arose and said he offered as an apology Zor the seeming tardiness of those he repre- sented that they had had considerable oi an elephant on hand, and had had but little time for deliberation. There was not perfect una- nimity with the committee, but a report nad been agreed upon. Mr. Lathrop here read the report, which was & constitution for the government ot the organ- ization. _ It provides for the payment of a President, who is to be the general supervisor, and of a Secretary. All funds to be placed in some a@ate bank, and to be drawn by a check signed by President and Treasurer. 1t omits dealers trom its benefits, not allowing them member- ship—confines purchasers tu actual members of the Association, and makes a distinction in favor of the wholesale purchasers. Finally, it provides that the amount of stock by sub- scription of $10 each may be increased 4s cir- cumstances may make politic. In the debate on the constitution— Capt. Tuttle offered an amendment that no member be allowed to purchase more than one #hare of the stock of the association until the Ast of Nov., 1563; which was adopted. Mr. Scott, in some humorous remarks, in re- Sponse to an inquiry where the profit was to come from, said in buying cheaper and only in this way. He who came among them to make a regular percentage upon his invest- ment would find himself disappointed. Per- centage was the curse of this city and of the world, and he wanted no man in the associa- tion who wanted his percentage. [Applause.) Mr. Snowcraft offered an article, which was accepted, prohibiting all but actual consumers trom taking shares. A motion that when the meeting adjourn it Adjourn to meet again on Wednesday night next, tor the purpose of considering the con- stitution as a whole, gave rise to considerable discussion and disorder. The chairman ot the committee insisted upon the vote being taken now, which proposition ‘was strenuously opposed, on the plea that fyr- ther time was necessary to consider it, in order to amend it necessary. The chairman of the committee asked if the meeting had been fooling. They had already ‘voted on the constitution, and all that was left them now was to receive or reject it as a whole—it could not be amended. He didn’t intend to be made a fool of. [Said with con- eiderable warmth.) Amid much disorder, the president decided | adyersely to the chairman of the commitice, und the meeting adjourned without acting on the constitution as a whole. >_— CHARGE OF SWINDLING.—On Saturday, de- tective Burry arrested F. B. Smith, charged with swindling J. M. Letts, on the Sth of July last, out of $135. The prisoner left word that he would be at bis residence here at 6 o’clock, but in the mean sent some of his friends to the house for his trunk. Barry suspected that he would make for the 6 train, and proceed- ed there and searched for him, knowing that bis trunk had been checked. The search made for bim seemed for the time being unsuccess- 4ul, but the officer was persevering, and found mer ensconcea in the mail cur, while topped to the tion. They y House, when the pris- oner wis requested to return on the next train to Washington, which he voluntarily consent- d to dv. He was locked up in the Second d station, and wis released on $400 secu- r turther exa lion, by Justice Clay- Sunpay On Suuday - Bowie and Anthony Simms, both colored, the tormer an old ac- quaintance of the police, and the latter but a | tew days out of prison, were arrested tor fight- ing im Washington alley, (sometimes called Bates’ alley.) Yhey re taken before Justice Giberson, and yester they had a hear- ing, when itapp ed that the fight began at il o'clock, and lasted over ha tanhour. The Style of pugilists was laid aside; there was no striking from the shoulder, but the weapons used were the biack skulls of the belligerents, They clung to each other, and butted like goats, until they fell in the mud, where they wallowed in the filth and yelled and cursed to the great Annoyance of neighbors, berson fined each $2.65. Justice Gi- SINGULAR ACCIDE! little son of Mr. Patrick Smith, residing on Third street east, near Pennsylvania avenue, Met with a singular accident at the camp of the 153d New York Regiment. The father and son were swinging in a hammock, one end of which was made fast to a chimney and the | other to a post, when the chimney gave way and fell upon the side of the foot of the son, tearing off the flesh and fracturing some of the bones. The little fellow was at once attended by Dr. Snow, the surgeon of the regiment, and under his care is doing well, butitis not yet ccrtain but that amputation will be necessary, RES Ee AssaULT.—On Saturday morning, Patrick Murphy, @ laborer, working near the Navy Yard, went up to John Monaghan, who was working with him, apparently without an; provocation, and dealt him a heavy blow wilt! a stick having 8 heavy brass head on it, cutting through his face and knocking sever! tect out. Murphy was arre- ‘yi ficer Keutiag computed fo jal by Jusioc’ ¥ A Gane op Juvenile Tuteves.—Sund Mr. H. B. Leach, who has a barn in the Four! ward, discovered a party of email boys in it, who he suspected of stealing articles missed at various times. They ran, but he arrested one and turned him over to Officer ter. ‘The officer subsequently succeeded in arresting Patrick Donnetly, Jno. Murray, Wm. O'Brien, Jeremiah Conner, Timothy Haly, and Thomas Farrell, ranging in age from 9 to 13 y ar+, and recovered 4 number of articles they hau stolen, and secertained who were the purchasers of the stolen property. Among the articles re- covered were a child's wagon, anavy revolver, a pocket pistol, a bucket, and various articles of little value. he boys are mostly trom Swampoodle, some of them orphans, &ll evi- dently little cared for by their friends; and are | of the class found sleeping in the streets. The | property was held for the owners; but the gang of young depredators wus dismissed, they be. ing too young to be sent to the Criminal Court. The statements of various persons produced the impression thatthe parents of some and the boarding masters of others actually encourage the bad habits of these candidates for the peni- tentie'y. ——.__—_ Last WEEK OF THE NAIAD QugEN.—Truly has it been said that a thing of beauty is a joy foreyer, and probably the poetry of the expres- sion was never better realized than in the per- formances of the Naiad Queen at Ford's New Theatre. It will no doubt be with regret that of this play. The pressure of other engage- ments, which canuot be postponed, has in- duced this step on the part of Mr. Ford. Judg- ing from the excellence of the house last eve- ning, andin face of the “Ghost” novelty at every place of amusement in town, we should judge that the piece would continue in favor for many weeks tocome. The usual matinee, and last of the Naiad Queen, comes off on Saturday. Verbum sat. ms Famity Ficut.—Yesterday morning, officer Grant was called to arrest two women, both married—Ellen McNamar and EmmaO'Toole— tor fighting. They were arrested at a house on Thirteen-and-a-half, between C and D streets. The officer found one of the women, with an infant in her arms, covered with blood, which flowed from her own wounds, and enough of long black hair was lying on the floor to fill the officer’s hat. They were taken to the station and kept till sober. They are sisters, and the fight originated in a dispute about the amount ot work each had performed. Justice Clayton fined each $1.94, the husband of one paying the fines of both. —~—+>__. Focnp Drowyrp.—On Sunday afternoon, the body of an unknown init supposed to have been named George Love, was found ina stooping poston, in the dock near Easby’s Ship-yard and an inquest was held by Coroner Woodward. The jury being unable to decide as to how he came to his death, rendered a ver- dict from causes unknown. He was about thirty years of age and was dressed in soldiers’ partaloons and casinet coat; marked in India ink on his left arm was the word « Love” and a heart; on his left hand a cross and star, and on his right hand an anchor, ee Bocvs DrtTxcTive.—On Sunday evening, Officer L. D. Milstead found Thomas Collins,a soldier of the 95th N. Y., with another soldier in charge as a deserter from his regiment, and on questioning Collins, found that he was piaying the part of a detective, and took him in charge, and he was sent to the Central Guard-house. =e In ORDER to enjoy fully the beauty and per- fection ot «The Ghost” on the stage you have to use & good opera glass for that purpose. Opera giasses are for hire at the optical estab- lishment of Messrs. Franklin & Co., 244 Penn- sylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thir- | teenth streets, and under the National Hotel. See ELEcTED.—At a meeting of the Grand Lodge, I. 0. O. F., last night, Mr. John F. Hayenner was elected representative to the Grand Lodge of the United States, which meets in Baltimore on Monday, the vIst instant. See PockE?r PICKED.— Last week, Mr. R.S. Dove, while on one of the city cars, had his pocket relieved of $12 by some adroit thief The chevaliers de industrie appear to be among us again. —_>—___ Svk FIRST PAGE of to-day’s Star for interest- ing local articles. ea FING PAPER for sale at the Star office coun- six cents per pound. jy 22 fae ae 6 ARE THE UNIVBRSat ToRMBNT OF MAN- To be relieved of these terrible evi!s call on Dx. WHItR and submit to his mani; ions. Hunéreds of our citizens teatify with gratitude as ful treatment of Corns, Bunions, in the te. Da. WHITE makes chiropody a speciality. You sre sure to eet relief Sithout experiencing Lams saee: Nee 4 a avenue, e ucker’s building, ;ween Four- and-a-halfand Sixth * wel Harr D: Harr Drei Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in th: world. 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Ford, corner 1th atreet aud Pa, avenue, Wash: mn, and Henry Qook, Alexandria. ja6-ly =e Wanreantep ro Core in 31x Days.—Dr. Godfrey’ Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gomorrha@a in siz days, No change of diet required. Price §1 per bottle ld £.0 corner llth street and P: . Alezandri wo. D, C.,on Monday, 7t! Rev er Ashewran, st St. Petsr’s Church. THOMAS LAND to FLORENUE EDDS, both of Georgetown = In Baltimore, op the 23d of November, 1855, by. the Rev William R Smith, JAMBS BLUNT, of New York, to Miss A. MARIA NEWTON, of Was! ington, D.C © At Georgeto instant.by Father DIED, this city, on the 6th instant, at the residence ix parents, of contumption, WILLIAM W, ES, in the $4th year of hisage. Far from vorld of grict and sin, om iV ith, God eternally shut in. im the 7:h instant, at § o’elock, JULIA WM. THOMPSON, aged 18 monte, of James D (and Margaret V;Thommon. nets On the 7th of September. Mrs. MARY MoCLEL- LAND, in the 80th year of ber Her funeral will take piace on the 9th instant, at of the family are In of bh ‘ON. So’clock Her friends those invited to attend the faneral. On the 7th instant, ECGENE L. orm ee and V. J. McKifresh, aged i1 months and 0 days. His tuneral will take place this aftern o’clock. from his parents! residence, on New vere avenue, between 4th ap treets: The and fricnds are respectfully invited to attend. ’s* At his residence, Market 8: G ©., eptember 7th; Mr. MICHAML BUPSLE axed youngest son StSs rienda and relatives of the deceased are re- pectfully invited to attend h Int reridenes, No, 37” Market Bpace, at 1S leek, iy Lin Pe eno er’ }, OD. t.near Bookville, Montgomery county, Md.,J, DORSEY j WOTHGE. ta tho csth sour of bis age, = our readers will learn that this is the last week | ] i i PIC NICS, &e. pene yes. 4. A PIC NIO FOR THE BENEFIT or ST. MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL BB HELD 4t the WASHINGTON PARK, Th street, On WEDNRBDAY. the 16th inst., Commencing at100’clock a. m. and closing st? p.m. A good COTILLION BAND wilt be in attend- Pereons visit the Park will find re caurer eee $0 and from the grounds, sees man, 50 cents; ission, for & for a lady, 25 csnts; for children. 10 ceatse—to be had of any of the ‘ommittes. W. M. Harvey, . Harve: Hagh Tarnalty, $9) Cogan, Dan'l'tlyers, BP. Hacvey, ’ John Green, Jas. man, Walter Drary, Jos. Keifer, B.B. Bridget, P.Jordsn Mie’l Fi .¥.Kidwell, Joseph Hastings, mF 7 i, Bos: Williams, C. F. Queen, John Fullivan, " kins, 0.8 1d {Chronicle.) HE OLD STEWART HOLLAND BOYSIN THE PIELD AGAIN. They will give their Twelfth Grand Annnal Ball at Temperance Hall, on E atreet, between 9th LAB, admitting a gentleman a ladies. 8e7 3t' A PIC NIO FOR THe BENEFIT ‘a On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, loth inst., At LO@FFLER'S GARDEN, Commencing at 2 o’clock. and 10th,on MONDAY, October 5th. Ticke ONE DOL! FT DRAFTED POLICE OF THE SEVENTH WARD WILL BE GIVEN Tickets—ONE DOLLAR, admit! s tleman and ladies, i = ~- ae? St" HR FEANELIN AOTiVE A3SOOIATION take leascare in announcing to their friends and the public that they will give their TENTH GRanp BALL, at the beautiful Hall of their Bngine House. (forthe benefit of one of their members who was drafted,) on TUBSDAY, opt. Sth, 1968. a for th si ine 1 en, occa: gud the Committee pledge €Romecives that it will be one of the most plea-ant of the season, Be m,. Cram p, tf) Ox, Jacob B Coddington, Alfred Tonvet, Luther Posey, J. B, Orampton. se 5-3t* Gtanxprioa NiO x OF THE BOOKBINDERS’ SOCIETY, FOR THE BENBFIT OF THEIR DRAFTED FELLOW-MEMBEBS, WILL TAKE PLAGE At the WASHING TON PARK, 7th street, Ona FRIDAY, Sept. 11th, 1868, every attention will be paid to those who tleman and ladies—to procured of any TH, on, John’ Byrnes, J.A Landvoi J. W. White, H.C. Espey, Fr(set GRAND PIO NIO Give On WEDNES 1963, For the henefit of their members who have been tee. Dancing to commence at 1 o’clook. Wm. Vernon, Commencing at 10 o’clock a.m. As the whole Society constitute the committee, favor us with their co: a “Tickets, ONE DOLLAR sdmitting a gon members of the Bociety. mittee of Arrangements. elleher, John Eymont, W.O. Beck, W.H. Peters, Wm. Becott, igt, A.Fitzsimmons, C.F. Weser. J.T. Blakeny, ite, W. 4H. Moran, ‘Be B-e0St OF THE WASHINGTON ARMOBRES’ ASBOCIATION BE T SEVENTH-STREET PARK, DNESDAY, Sept. 9th drafted. Tickets $1, admitting a tl and ladien; to be hed trom any eftie commu, Commitee tS 5 nn ATTA ockabee, Bich’d Collins. Se 2-6 p®or, J. W. KBEIS DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, TEMPEBANOE HALL, B Srnzsr, eatweex Ninte any Texts. Prof. KRBIS begs leave to announce to his former pupils, friends, and the citizens of Washington thst he will epen his Academy for the pecegsion of papils on Monday eve- ning, the 7th ef September, from 7 to 10, for! gentiomen; om Wednesday atternoon, the Sth, from 2 to 5, for ladies, misses, and masters. rnoons from 3 to 5. a) ) Wednesdays, and For farther information inquire at the Hall atthe time above stated. se 3,4,5 8,10,12* FOR SALE AND RENT. 'UBNISHSD BOOMS TO RENT—For rent, ‘} eS ‘east side, betweon Gand H fn the olty,. avery attendon yal ingthem. No children in the house. F9°2 RENT—A Handsomely furnished HOUSE, in the First Ward. Rent $126 per month, None but responsible persons need apply, Address Der- fa, Starofices. ris so83t™ XO BENT—For a_ bon the UNEXPIRED TERM of a large house, suitable for a board- ing-houee or business stand, being in a public and central position, Inquire at the Star o! 88 St” FS SALE —A large three-story BRICK DWBL- LING and LOT. on venn. avenue. No. 23, be- tween 24th and 25th streets, containing ele rooms. ball, cas, water, and and garden’ planted wi trees. Price $10,000. The hous repsir. Possession given immedia' the large dwelling adjoining for rent, and a desira- bie three-story Brick House, with back building, and Lot, on K street, between 24th and 25th streets, for sale. Price $4,000, Apply at No. 23 Pena. avenue se 8-2W* OB SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Tavern near the Depot. Appiy to P. 8UL- LIVAN. 7-3t* Fo SALE—One-half of SQUARE 177, on léth street, between 8 street and T. For particu- lars, inquire at FINLEY & BRO.’S Segar Store, coruer of Seventh and F streets se 7-7t* OR £ALE—A comfortable Two-story and Attic FRAME HOUSE ard LOT; the house contains 6ix rooms and kitchen, and back building. Inguire at 309 Sixth street, between K and New York avenue. ge 7-3" {OB BENT—£everal newly furnished BOOMS, at No, 186 Twelfth street, east side, between Eand F. Ajso. Furnished Rooms, with Board, at Thirteenth street, west side, between @ 80 7-3t" LEASANTLY LOCATED ROOMS-—IN A ©: tral location, on 12th street, (482) between B and F, Meals furnished by an elegant cook and caterer, restaurant style. Inquire at 442 Twelfth, Fe 7-St* 'OB LEASE-—LOT on the corner of llth and C atreets. opposite Washington Theater, having thereon two small houses. For terms apply at 317 D street, near Star office. 8e 7 3t* SAM’L KBLLY. Portion 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 lar, family need apply at 203 Bixth atrebt, between and N streets. Be 7-3t* A BABE CHANCE —For Sale Cheap—8TOCK and FIXTURBS of one of the best located Produce ftores in Washington; or the holder will accept @ partner with a capital, want of means be- ing the reason for wishipg to sell. Address OC, JAMES, No. 130 Pennsylvania avenue, above I7th street. se 7-3t* Foz SALE—A Handsome RESIDENOS, on 2lst street, near Boundary street, ranning throuch to Connecticut avenue, well improved, stabling, sheds, &c.. will be sold at a bargain, as my healt! requires a change of business. ‘Kiso vacant LOT on ith street, near N, 56 feet front, Title | trom Government Teed on. Pply on the pre mi ry BRING: Quartermaster Gene Be7-3t* Fo RENT-— Four FURNISHED ROOMS, suita- ble for housekeeping, or wonld ba let separate- ly, the rooms are large, comfortably furnished and reatly kept; the situation cannot be surpassed in the city. No. 24 Missouri avenue, between 43 and 6th streets, 80 5-3t" Fe’ SALE—The CONTENTS end GOOD WILL H” of a first-clasn Barber Shop. The shop is nicely fitted up with everything requisite for commenoing businers at once, on the corner of 9th and D streets. Apply to JOHN ARDEESER, 7th street, butweon Kand Lb. Re 5-3t* A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THE Island For Bale. No. 536, situated on 13th t., between Bard ©. Also,a vacant Lot adjoining, fronting 25 feet on 13th, Fanning back 155 feet, For information enquire of W. Beq., or DAVID HEPBUBN, ees os UBNISHED ROOMS TO LRET—At No, 183 @ street. near I9th st. Gas and hot and cold will I WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE RAIL- BROAD HOUSE, (with real estate,) well known as a tavern for tue last ten years. The license is paid and chaser will begin immediately. The jouse is large, fa rooms,) and one of the best grands ie the a peureen the depot and the japitol, No. iow Jersey avenue. anzz-tw* MR, KELLY. ALUABLE LOT FOR SALE—On K, tetwo: First Parlor and one adjoining if desired ; let for an office. se 1-1m* Kighth and Ninth streets, and fronting the Northern Market. Twenth-three feet front. with ad ne hundred feet. Alleyinrear. In- of 01 q juire of HARMON BURNS. 408 P. EO. W. COCHRAN 398 Penn. a) Pete FOR RENT—A small Farm, 4 miles from Washington, Dwelling (12rooms), with out. houses, orchard and garden, without th ct . particulars apply ae 2 P. Jy B- 002! emired, For J. D., Box 384, OR RENT—A fine STORE on Se RE rele a néss. 1e a No. 247 Penn. ave. bet. lath and sath ate, 325 tt Te PEST i @, OF nD. yal tf i@ HO} is at rea tee ie | WANTS. ANTED_AN We er a FERN AEs ee Sree oem ANTED—Two good SALBELADINS in a fancy EnsctD’ willinery business, Apply, 32 Market ‘Dace, 80 8-3t* Wa4nzep_a good WAITRESS: also, a CHAM. BE he ironing AID, to assist with t) . AD: DIY. northwest corner of K avd 13th. cad ANTBr-By ay woman,a SITUATION s cook. warher. and ironer. Apply at No, 294 Fourth at,, bet. : ANTED_B. wom: SITUAT. a chambers. Or as BI os y ae Thirteenth, between New York ANTED_} ipectable (colored. SITUATION so enok In Testaatant or hots? tant or hote'; ean give : B a4 the best of refer: i HEWS,onwthstebet Landa it ANTEB—50 CARPENTEES and 20 LABOR ERS, at the corner 18th st. and N. Y. avenue, se 7 3t* EB BBOWN. 380 vonue and Ietr a, WaANtED—a COACHEMITH, at BURFORD# Osack Factory, No. ? street, Georgetown. se7 St* WANTRD—4 COACHSMITH. Apply, 395 Pa, Svenue, betreen 4}; and 6th streets; the best of wages will be given se 7-3t* WA4NTED_Ten BRIOKLAYERS, Appl atonce to WISE & OALLAHAN. or No. 10 south 4% street, se 7-4t* Wiens iy to 8. FvOH 7ihatrest, near Te haa Ne BOY to earn, se 7-3" WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two BREAD BA- Ps XSES; one to take charge. the other a sec - wa and steady employment. ae7 sir) 6000 Waeee WORRE & BRO. WANTED TO RENT—A good sise HOUSE, io beac’ central location, for which a fair rent will omaid—in advance ifdesired. Address F, at thia 80 7-3t* Y ANTED. — Wanted, active, in' t W BOY, between 14 ‘and 16 years of , wi! one iy reside in the city, to act as erran: and earn business habits and otherwise make himself Ss none peve & iy wb, cannot come highly Oommen . 'o Pep. 3, BELLEW & 00., 510 Seventh street, ge 7-2t* Washington, D.O. WANrED—a« COOK and OHAMBERMAID Apply on ist st, bet. Aand B sts. se 5-st* OARD WANTED—For a gentleman, wife, and two little girls. Address, stating terms and lo- cation, James. Star office. Be 5-3t* ishes to e1 ai getting out tim. . Address Uarnenter, Star office, where an in- terview may be had. Be 5-3t* WAN TED-FUBNISHED HOUSE, by a small private family from October let, 1863, for 6 to9 months. Address R. KINGSLA No. 407 New York avenue, corner idth street, particulars, WABTED-a well FURNISHED HOUSS, io Washingtoh, Georgetown, or vicinity, for the winter ora longer term, for which a liberal rent will be pear it of references given. Address “L..” 442 18th street, Washington. se 3 6t* WwW ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN (white) who has been in @ hotel or restaurant, as housekeeper; one wee can give i good sia can get a situation and good wages iy to FOUN D HAMMACK comer 15h atreot ead Fenn, avenue; Restaurant and Dining Saloon, se 3-lw WANTED IMMEDIA1 ELY—150 LABORERS to work onthe Washington Aqueduct. Bx- ‘ienced quarrymen will be paid. at the rate of per day ; common laborers, $1.25. For fur- information apply at the Contractor's Office, . No. giving full se 5-3w* Distributing Reservoir, or CAPTAIN JAMES Me” aum-t eel BURK & DUNBAR. ANTED,—10.000 MEN AND BOYS to call at SMITH & BEALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh street, just below the Northern Market. dy M4-tr WANzED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty QAB- PENTERS. Liberal pace yt be paid to ood workmen, and none others will be accepted. ‘eet, near the corner of Seven’ g Lieut, Col. B. M. GREEN. Ohiof Quartermaster, Department of Washingto: LOST AND FOUND. ea WSTOH, eaten oe owner can have TOV: charges. at 435 Nioth at, bet, Rand Patent ate NOoTroR 18 BEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUBLIO that the subscriber did, on Bept. 8th, 1863, earl; in the morning, take up as estray one DUN OOLT, of 18 months; and one MA. about t! about thi of three years, it color, and has the ap- ‘ance of being worked. They are both in good my 35-tt pe order. The cynet or Semin thereof an nere the game vin y ani Lig charges, by calling on © reigned, No: 35 46 street: ear Pennsylvania. ne. Beas R eanayivane even BROOK & PHILLIPS. before the subscriber, Luwis H. Puitiips, and made oath in due form law that the above statement is true and correct. Given under my hand and seal the day and date abeve mentioned, JOHN H. JOHNSON, Se 8-203t* Justice of the Peace. NAKEN UP ESTRAY—OOW ; red and white, cor. Sth and Beast. The owner is requested to come lorward, prove property, pay Charges and take her away. 8e7-3t* QTRAYED OR STOLEN—A small BRINDLE +3 COW, with long sbarp horns. A liberal reward will id if returned to 145 F street, between 19th and 20th. ° ge 7-St* "PAREN UP BSTRAY—On the Gth inst., near Benning’s Bridge, one BORREL “AARE. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pr chargenand take her away. Muquire of A. WUMAREIN. U. 8. Patent Offer, BeT-3t* O8T—In the 7th street cars, between the corner of { street north and Georgetown, a small black POCKBT BOOK, containing a sum of money, a gold watch xey, and a slide with @ cross upon it. a2 reward will be paid if left at No. 373 north ate street, at O8T.—On Friday night. the 4th inst., from Mr. Geo. Water's shed in Georgetown, two BAY MULES ; one about7 years old ; blind in her right eye; the otmer 3 years old, with a bump on eack shoulder. $2 rewaru will’ be paid if returned to Mr G0: WATERS Higa surcet ear the Gesal, £67-3t* O8T—From the Camp of the 15th Regiment N, Y.V.K. at Navy Yard, a dark CRBAM COL- ORED MARE, about hands bigh; said Mare was oewly shod Thursday. A suitable rewurd will be paid *o any person delivering her to the camp of 15th Regiment, DR. SMITH, ge7 3t* Sutler 1th Regt. STRAYED FROM THE SU BSORIBER—On the night of August 30th, a light BRINDLE COW, Buffalo, with a white stripe on fore knee acd white in the left flank. Five doliars will pe paid to any one for the dejivery to BENJAMIN BUHRER corner of Beall and Montgomery ats., Geprretens, 8 89 7,8,9,11,* AS LEFT IN THE LADIES KOOM AI THE W “ith street Steamboat wharf.on Thuraday last, a PACKAGE OF PHOTOGRAPHS, murked* G@ W. Peer.” The finder will receive a« liberal re- ward by leaving them at the Star offise. se 5-st* O8T—On Thursday night, two COWS; one red L and white, crumpled horns ; the other @ small pale red Cow, with a jump on her leftjaw. $5 re ward will be eee ifreturned to HESTER GANT, yrth st., bet. Land K, 8e5-3t* y O8T—On Tuesday. Sept. 1, 1363, two COWS, one a large red Dnflalo, the other an old white ani ellow cow, with horns. The linder will be suita- tly renarded by leaving them at No. 543 Mass, nue, between 2d and dd etrests Ne 5 St MBS HARTNET?, NAME TO THE FARM OF CAPT. W. A. T. / Maddox,1%; miles above Georgetewn. 1 RED COW, with wiute face. The owner is requeste! to come forward, prove property. pay charges and take her away or it will be disposed of according to law. 885 3t* AKEN UP KSTRAY.—On the 2nd inst..asmal! G@kEY HORSE, ubout8 years old, with amall sore upon the shoulder, The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and tabe him away. Apply to CHAS. GIBSON, L st, bet, 17th and isth. Bed St QTRAYED AWAY, trom the Resorvoir, above SS Georgetown, on Phuraday evening, a SORREL MARE, between 7 ard years oli, with a rope halter 3 the hasa lump on the right leg and a white mark of hair upon the left fora leg. @5 reward will be given for her return to GLADMON’S Livery ble in Georgetown. 8@5-3t" 10 BEWAND —Straved of stolen, on thea aD inst ,a dark brown MARE MULX; slightly lame in the left fore foot, with # small piece of the hoof broken off. She was lost from Mr. Drain’s private stable, near the corner of 9th and G, oppo- site the Patent Office. where any information can be leit or with Z, JONES, 520 Mst., bet. 9th and 10th streets. 8e5-3t* %D5 REWARD-Stolon or strayed. a dark BAY ) 2) HORSE; 15 hands high; long tail. trimmed square : no white about; not branded ; has a scar on right hipfrom a kick; hedon 9 Government Balas ane eaeds mounted ; was missed near the Insane jam, "D: NAILOR & BROTHER Be5-3t* D, between 15's and Mth. TRAYED OBR STOLEN.—On Thursday night S Sept. lst, from the premises of John he, in 5th street, between M and N streets, a SOBREL MARK, with a white face ; three white legs, two AUCTION SALES, “THIS AFEERNOON AND YO-MORROW ey 73.0. mice & 90., uctionsecs, MINIBTRA TC OF STOCKS —Oa ¥ FR oP tain ogre en shall re! La pee to hes oa: 100 Warmers and Mechanies” Bank of George- town stock, 86,000 Corporation, of Washington six per cent, cearterly SSEMBRORE A AWNER, jinistrator. 205 3.0. MOGBIRD & OO . Austs [STAD STATES MARSHALS SALE OOMFISOATRD PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, In virtue of eighteen writs of venditioni ine from ‘e of the Daprenatenst CS ouse door oi Distr et. DAY, the 24 day of Beptember, commencing o'clock a.m., the tite estate of the several ‘omners ot jeces or parcels roua said District to. improvements Descairrtioy or A, ¥, P. @aanetr’s Prorsatr. All that part of Lot No. 4,in Square No. 377, be- ginning in the rear line of said lot upon the all at a point distant % feet east from the northeast corner of said lot; thence east 20 feet; thence south: 90 feet; thence west 20 feet; thence north $0 feet to theybeginning. Improv by a large Brick Stable. Also, that part of Lot No. 2!,in Square No. 377, being the north 33 feet front by the on or of the lot, Improved by a four-story Brick Dwelling, situate on Niuth sireet west, between B and streets north Desonirrion or TooMas D. ALLEN’s Paorsatr. L a8. in Eqnare Mo. 48 .improved e Dwelling, situ 0 ry south, between Seventh and Ei Sepa on Faan 1s Hana, at part o! ‘0. 1, in ing a front of 25 feet by tuedes next adjoining the east 2 fee with no improvements, Also, weat half of Lot No.3, in improved bys store-room on nort! tween Bleventh and Twelfth streets. Also, the north half of Lot No. Il Bo improvements on C: mare No. 324, B street, be- \ in Square 683, japitol Square,between annth B street and Capitor Baa "the Lot No, 13, in Square No. 633, improved by alarge Frame Building, and row occupied by rs. George H. Whitney. Also, thi No. %, in Square designated O, im- roved by a smail Frame Dwolling, sitaste on hird street west, and near ine avenue. DgsCriPrion or Cuarurs 8.W4L.40n's PRopurtr. base sant half of — a, xacerre) Ho; $83, jz No. 7 on Indiana avenue. Improve a four-story Brick Bullaing, : y Dxsoniprion oF OoRmBLivs Bort The Lot No. 10, in Square No. 40, ments, Also, that part of Lot No, 1 and 14, in Square No. 488, beginning at the southweat corner of said Lot No. 1, and running taence north 95 feet 3 inches; thence east 20 feet Ea inches; thence seuth 9% feet 3 inches to north MB street: 8 Prorsrry. No improve- of Lot No. thence west by and with the line of I street 20 feet 8% socseassy the beginning. Improved by a four- tween Brick Building on E atreet orth, and Bixth streets west.” 3 incher ; thence west 36 wardly 30 : et; thence northweat- feet 3 inches; thence northwestwardly 36 fcet Xof an inch; then e northwestwardly 5 feet 3 inches; thence north 11 feet; thence eaat 125 feet to the beginning. Improved by a four-story Brick Bai ding, situated on ur-snd. tween C street and Pennsylvania avenue. Description oF Joun N. Masrit’s Prorsetr. The Lot No. 39, i 285, improved by & two-story Brick’ Buil jituated on K street ook, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets west, Dxscairrion oF Oua W. 0. Doxxixcron’s ‘Be TY. The Lot No. 3, in Square No. 688, improved by if atreet, be- two-story Brick Building, situated on B south tween First street east and 0; quare. Description oF Martin L. BMiTH’s PRormertr. That east half of Lot No. 16, in Reservation No, ll, improved by a two-story Brick Building situ- ates on O street north, Third and Second streets west. DESCRIPTION OF FWReNcH Forrest’s Proreary, That part of original Lot N. , in Square No. 118, described as follows: Beginning on Penusyiva- nia avenue, 93 feet 74 inches northwestwardly from the southeast angle of said Sees ant Tun- Bing along said avenue 5] feet; thence at right angles with said avenue 97 feet 1% inches, to an alley; thence southwestwardly along the line of ssid alley, 9 feet and % inch; thence due east salon, said 4) feet 2%4 inches; thence cals ventwataly an at right angles with Pennsylvania avenue, 40 feet 6 inches, to the place of beginning, improved bya four story Brick Building situated on Pennsylve. nia avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets west, and known as one of the houses in Seven Buildings. Duseription or EDWARD A. POLLArp’s Property That part of sub division No 21,in Square No. 281, described as follows: Beginning at the north- east corner of said lot and r thence west 20 feet ; thence south 120 feet ; thence cast 20 feet ; thence north 13) feet, tothe place of be, = No improvement. Also, those Roby of Lots Nos, 11 and 12, in Square No 297, described as follows: Beginning on soath D street, 40 feet 3 inches from the northwest corner of said square, and running thence east 16 feet ; ahararHee, WG fact tart deathfest by a two-story Frame Building, situate on D street south, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets west Dssontprion oF DANIEL AND Mary FP. Rarcii res PROPERTY. That part of Lot No. 3,1n Square No. 234, being the west 4 feet 4 inches front of said lot, ‘by the | enth of the same and Lot No. 3, in Square No. 284, | and that part of Lot No. 4, im Square No, 234, being | the east {9 feet 18 inches frent of said lot, by the j de pin of the same, improved by a three-story Brick uilding and Lot’ adjoining, situate on K street north, ween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets west, one of the houses ia Franklin Row. DgscripTion OF Epwaxp M, Ciark’s Propsary. The Lot No. 9, in Square No. 353, improved bya four-story Brick Building, om D street south, be- tween Tenth and Eleventh streets west, DESCRIPTION OF BaMuRBL LER’s PROPERTY. Thore Lots Nos1,2.3,4,6,and7,in Square No. 50, No improvements. DEscriPrion OF James J. WARING’S Property. That part of Lot No. 7, Square No, 466, described as follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of said lot and running east 41 feet 11'4 inches ; thence north 99 feet 8}2 inches. to the rear line of said lot; thence west 44 feet 11% inches; thence south 99 feet 84 inches, to the piece ot beginning, improved by a four-story Brick Building, situate on K street north, between Sixth and Seventh streets west. Desoniptiow or Henry B, TYLER’s PRopgrty. The wert half of Lot No 6,in Square No. 485, im- proved by a four-story Brick Building, situate on seect north, between Sixth and Seventh streete wen’ DESCRIPTION OF LEVINIA BOYLE 3 PRopuatr, The east 2v feet 8°; inches front, of Lot No. 1, and the south 2u feet 3 inches front, of Lot No 14, in Square No. 4:8. improved bya three-story Brick Building, situate on E street no-th, between Fifth aud Sixth streets west. Descxirtion or SanceL L. Lewts’s PROPERTY. The Lot No. 4 in Bquare No. 116. No improve- ments. Also, that part of Lot No. 35, being the west 30 feet 11 inches front, by the depth of the Lotin Bauare No.8), No improvements. sino, Lot No. 7,in Square No. 503 No improve- ments. Also, Lot No, 19, in Square No. 585, No improve- ments. Alo, Lot No. 4, in Square No. 642, No improve- enta, miAlso, Lots Nos, 16and 20, in Square No. 612, No i vements. Also. Lot No.I,in Square designated and num- bered &, 642. im provements, Also.Lots Nos. 2,3, and4,in Square designated and numbered E. 642. No improvements. Dgscriptiow OF CeaRkieS W. Havexnznr’s Prop- ERTY,. Lots Nos. 29 and 30, both in Square No. 552, No improvements. - Also, Lots Nog, 10 and 11, in Square No, 553. No improvements. ‘Thized, libeled, and condemned under the Con- fiscation'Act of July 37th, 1862, as the property of the above mamedtefendants, dnd will be sd tor Jni tates. shewuss et she Unt WARD H. LAMON, United States Marshai D. 0. N. B.—All persons buying at this sale will be re quired to make a deposit of one-fourth of purchase money atthe time of sale, or else the OY tad { wil! be resold atonce. | WARD H. LAMON, au 22 9t United States Marshal D.C. 02 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY next, the gth inst., same bour aad place WARD 8. LAMON, fe 2-d U.8 Marshal D. 0, N R. H. TOWNSEND CONTINUES (AFTER 4 o’clock p. w.) to give lessons in the Art of Singing and Playing the Pianoforte and Organ. Apply at No, 420 street, near Mth, or address through the P 0. se 5-lm* BLL, posure: BSHEWED 206 Marker Steuer, PHILADELPHIA, DEALER IN DRIED FRUITS, APPLES AND PEACHES. Packed for Export or Government nse. se 5-Im* OR THE FALL OF 1863, SACK COATS. FROCK GOATS. BTREBT Goa BUSINES With VESTS and PANTALOONS to order work, and at aanck less prices WALKER & OO. fe 5-lw 368 Pennsylvania avenue. OSTON PACKET LINE. TO SAIL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9TH. Oliprer Brig B, M. HESLEN has red and in dlschacging Ker freight, front and one hind leg ; mane and tail yellow, with | ®*rived and the Ietier. © on her shoulder, and her back alittle | , Site will be receiving freight for Hoston Mf Fore from the saddle. $10 reward will be given to | the 7th, Went i My © BROTHER, whoever will D or give any informationas 99 & 101 Water street, to whereabouts she is gos I can fina her, ne 5-4t ’ teers, D. Oo, Be: eee Id, can OR SALE—A BAY MARE, four years old, $20 Fancher anacates Peony, or trot close to three ae 1. Re an TS. SORBEL MABE; rather abovelmedium HABNE! and pe . ant MPARTING Jong tail; alight saddle mark on her right side; also at ire at Ly, od Oyster House. slightly fretted, from the collar ,in the mane; hind | GALE. Prinne set ee eenaris, Va. se4-lw” shoes off; in tolerable order, ‘The above reward . 90 Prince will be given to any one returning said mare to SEVENTH STBEET, The - best in pep resitence on Rock creek, or will me such to get your Brring and ation as will enable me to fet him. , wis OLOTHING, ..._.|._________wwis_ Po! sand 1 FOR SMETHIR, 460 Boronth $50 BEWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE pest | iouse in thecity. iy! °)U return, to the jeneri pti at ‘kubly OLD WATOH, sto! a: ne ° cs Kabel House, about the sith of August, seisi" | a EMISH 8, 660 eveata ans | ‘coaTs, tomateh, equal | P AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days. Yano TuiaD stusst; rc Poau — fet tate eee On MONDAY APTRRNGOR te- ird, to be Fe ESRI & 00. Anche, By J.C. MeGUIRB & ©O., Auctioncers. ps Soh ct Rean ee Terms: Gue-third cash; the remainder insixand treive n monihe with interest, secured by «deed of — . McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, THOMAS DOWLING, By ribs Wi) mg. Avctioncer. ALE IN GRORGR. Bept isth, sat Lot at month: THOS. DOWLIN ea are WILLIAM, Auctioneers, SALE OF PIANO FORTE = A TURK, &C., &C.—Om MONDAY, the lee, Eee at 10 o'clock Wp shall sell. at the residence of Jone te, Gui stre 7th and sth Het avy Yard— bai atree’ . One Rose wood case Piano Seven Octave Hair Slat Chairs, Soft Walnut Walont and ‘Mahogeny Marble-top Dresting Bu- t and Mahogany Marble-toy Washstands . " Bedsteads and Wardrobes: Feather Beds, Eile a tate = te, Gomtotes “Sheets: and Onsen ing Oane Seat Onairs itoves ery Ware juisites —— y other Articles too numerous to enume- ‘Terms cash. 808 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J, 0. MoGW@IBE & OO., Auctionsers, ALUABLE LOT ON THE ISLAND.—On VANaebAy ab TRRNGON Beta eee: on the Rremines, we shall sell part of Lot No. 1 Square No. £82, fronting 34 feet 6 inches on First street west, between south D and B streets, 5 Terms: One-third cash; baiance in six and twelve menths, ‘h inte: RF Title perfect and sale without reserv; se7 J.C. MoGUIRS & OO.. Aucts. By J.C McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. PPEEEMETORY BALE OF LARGE LOT AT THE CORNER OF NORTH D STREBT AMD 5TH 812: East.—On TH UBSDAY AFTERNOON wextember 10th. at 532 o’clock, om the premises. we sl sell Lot No, 4, in Square No, si3, fronting 105 feet 1 inch on north D street and ¢ feet on 5th street east, to be sold entire or divided imo building lats at the Option of the company present. ‘his lot is weli situated, and has a pump of exeel- lent water in ie Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder ing and 12 months, with interest we7 J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auct'rs. By BOTELER & WILLSON, Auctioneers.§ UPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITO: Ss Acction.—On THURSDAY MORN nent, Bept. 10th. commencing at 10 0’c'ock, we Will sall at No. 360 D, between 9th and 10th'sts., a large and handsome collection of Household Furnitare; We name in part— mlogently, carved Rosewood iano Foi roon Plush, consisting of 10 Gilt Frame Pier Glass, Slab and Bracket rons e] LL and Marbie-top Genter Fable sis Wainut Blagere ion Chairs - Handsome Gilt Window Shade landsome had e8 M Walnut Bureaus and Washstands ed kelid nut and othe: Cane Seat Chairs and Oak Cottage Bet, Hair Bolsters and Pillows Superior Oak M, T. Sideboard with Etagere Tep Walnut Lounge and Hair Oloth Bockers warsr Extension Table. Oak Dining-room rs Brussels and Ingrsin Carpet and Bugs Oil Clot a Ma’ Refrigerator, Parlor and other Stoves Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen Utensils. With a great many other Articles not necessary to reramerate, ‘erms cash, neT BOTBLER & WILLSON, Aucts. 'T QUARTERMASTEB’S OFFIOR, INS ton, t-m bel Washington, F 4, 1863. NOTICB—Will be sold at ‘Public Auction, at Quartermaster’s Waremouse, on the square = eccond on SDAY, the 234 inst, 's large lot es lo’ Qvartermaster’s Btores, concenined as wniit for p-Iren and papue nerzice. consis in part of Sera, ther, Saddies, Bridles, parts of Harness and Wagons, Tents, Tools and implements, ‘erms cash, in Government funds, Bale to commence at ten o'clock a. m_ C. H. TOMPKINS, B05 Captain a.Q MU 8. A. By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, XORLLENT “AND” Wit Lie 4 A = E HOLD FURBITURE AND Berson a Ouse I will sell at public auction, on THURSDAY MORNING next, Sept. loth, at 10 o'cleok, at the reridence of Mra. Thomas Bogue, No. 38 Mi street, Market Space; Georgetown, all’ of her well-kept Household and Kitchen Furniture, Name in = Mahogany Hair Cloth Chairs, Sofa and Bocker, Wardrobes, Lounges and Mirrors, Three ply, Ingrain and other Oarpsts, Oil Cloth, Matting and Curtains, Bureaus, Washstands and Tables Excellent Feather Beds and Beddidg, Hajr and Husk Mattresses, Paflor, Bed-room and other Stoves, Crockery and Glass Ware, Kitchen Stove and Requisites, Refrigerator, Tin Safe, Buckets. &c,,&.,&c.,and many articles too namerous to mention; also, the Shelving and Counters belonging to the store. Bale positive. Terms cash Be 45t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct By J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, Vu LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, FURNITURE. SILVER AND SiLvkR PLATED WaRe aT Avucriox—Orn THURSDAY MORNING. 10th, at IN o’clock, at the residence of B. T de Barros, Fsq., 392 L street, b avenue and ]ith +treet. I shall and Effects, comprining— i Two very large and superior French Plate Mirrers Elegantly chased sterling Silver Tea Bet, made y Kirk & Son, a Rilver-piated Waiters, Pitchers, &c., Fine Portraits of Washington and Taylor, engrav- ings, Declaration of Independence, &c., Handsome Roseweod Canter Table, with inlaid marble top, = Superior Bosewood Sofa, Arm and Parlor Chairs, finished in sii! % A Music Stand. Whatrot, Fancy Chairs, Marble-top Bureaus, Uressing-table, Wardrobes, Bedsteace, Toilet Sets, Carpets, Matting, Oi] Cloth, Parlor and Chamber Stover, Fire Irons, Breaken ae Table, Lounge, &c ,&. Perms cash, red J.C. McoGUIRE & CO., Auct Arras QU ARTERMASTER’S OF FIOB. Corner of 3 and Twenty-second streets. Washington, D.C. August 25, 1863 PUBLIC SALES OF CONDBMNED ANIMALS will take place at the Corral, near the Observatory in this city, on the first, third, and fifth WEDNEB- DA ¥8 of Septem der, 1863, the 4, 16 h, and Soth days of the mont The property is condemned as unfit for public service, i Bales to commence at ten o'clock a, m., of each ‘Washstands, day,and be continued from day to day until the nuriber on hand shail be sold. as hy vernment fun Terms cash, in Go’ an ae Captain, A.Q. M..U.8 ‘A. Ww HIDES—HIDES. ILL Be svid at Public Auction, on svery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 1 e’clook a. m., atthe Wharfon Sixth street, Washington, al! bay Governmen Beef Hides on hand at the time of sale. Terms eash, in Treasury notes, to be ae tm t of sale. 5 . Mjels Chron.) «Lt. Gol. and 0. B. 0 au 25- 32t JNOTICE —For sale, five hundred sets of one, two and four horse second-hand Harness, three hurdred good citizens’ and MeGlelian second hand laddies. Appiy at o 3 enn, » 44 and 6th street. Harness and Saddie Hands Wialef, Ste, ons wood reed, 927 souNeTON. Mceican CARD.—PROF, J.C FILL bas re- i fhis profession, Prof F, sumed the daties v! Fok by ‘Melodcon. Piano Communications left at the ment of John F, Ellis, Beq.. 306 avenue, will receive prompt attent: eoiw™ VASES! S20" C. SHOW CASES! fine full Silver Show Cases for mle ennnreg Very Sve S"BONTZ, & GRIFFITH'S se 3-6t 369 Seventh str. LL SCHOOL BOOKS D SOHOOL og LS ai t Reduced Prices at RUSSELL’S 3 and Stationery Store, 525 Seventh street, between Pennsylvania avenue and D street, right under the Avenue House, Washington, au S1-6t -6' Diet etyles, mnie with 7 tame degree srw Mit, BYRPEANS £00.00 cnaeh 9 Posner nae Benin ets. soft? Fees AT Cr vere © sour Glothing, "SS "TRAP ae baad eee "B, 460 Poventh