Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1863, Page 3

a 7 z LOCAL NEWS. —————_—_———— AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGH?. Forn’s TSEATSR.—This is the last night bat one of the performance of the beantifal spec- tacuiar drama “The Naiad Queen.” Itwould no doubt prove @ good card for many nights more, but Mr, Ford desires to present other at- tractions; and fall houses may therefore be ex- pected on these Jast nights, This superb place of amusement is now in the full tide of success. Wasuinotow Tarayen—‘‘The ghost” is the feature here at the present time. The spectre is incidental to the pertormimen of the drama, «The Death Fetch of the Ruined Castle,” which is played with brillianteffect. Crowded houses bave witnessed this play. each night this week, and all have been delighted. Canrexsurr.—The ghost” will also be brought out bere to-night again, and in the same admirable style which has made it go at- tractive the past week. In addition to the spec. tral illusion Millie Fowler and the coantry beauty will appear in dance, and Miss Fannie Wilson will give her really charming imper- sonstion of Roman and Grecian statuary. VARIETIES.—“ The Murderer’s Doom” will be performed at the Varieties to-night;and as spectral visitants appear to be the attraction at ail places of amusement, the “ghost” will also walk here. Lina Windell and Lizzie Shultz will both appear in dances lead by Mons. Baptistine. we Se Tus Drarv.—tThe following cases were dis- posed of by the Board of Enrolment yesterday: L. A. McLord, paid commatation. Robert Heal, paid commutation. George E. Dement, furnished substitute—Jes. Buchholz. John Robertson, furnished substitute—Ed- gar Sanferu. Edward McPherson, colored, furnished sub- stitute—James Baker. Henry Bogenholy, alien. Thomas Nerfelt, over age. Simon Einstein, disability. Henry Hudson, disability. William Walker, disability. Isaiah Law, disability. BHugene Crosson, disability. Joseph Miller, over age. James N. Rossiter, over age. Edward Melchior, erroneously enrolled. Martin M. Roher, erroneously enrolled. Alfred Cole, under age. Philip Kraft, furnished substitute—Geo. M. Brown. George W. Reed, paid commutation. Jcseph Sondham, alien. James Garner, only son of widow. Jobn McArdle, over age. Henry Garrett, only parent of child. Logan Prosise, disability. ‘William Hays, disability Thomas ¢+oodall, paid commutation. William E. Edmondston, under age. Johns Lee, over age. ox Smith, colored, accepted. Henry Morton, colored, accepted. Joba Slaughter, over age. s John O. Schaad, only son of widow. (Cparles A. Shank, only son of widow. Daniel Weatherby, (colored,) accepted. Thomas Brook, (colored,) accepted. ©. F. Sheckel, disability. Casper W. Hoje, disability. James Batemen, disability. Daniel Griffith, disability. James G. Hunt, disability. Robert Laferty, only son of widow. ‘Thomas Rowan, only son of widow. Edwin M. Hurdle, paid commutation. L. F. Clements, paid commutation. David Henderson, alien. Cornelius Martin, alien. Jobo Brown, over age. Richard Squires, over age. Mathew Edson, only son ofinfirm parents. Wm. Dudley, only parent of children Jchn D. Johnson, only son ot widow. George H. Dyer, only son of widow. Walter B. Prother, only son of widow. Thomas Wheeler, only son of widow. John Median, under age. ‘Alonzo Brothly, now in service. Michael Tyler, alien. John O. Williams, erroneously enrolled. B. Thayler, (colored,) accepted. Gotleib Jehnert, disability. K. D. O. Smith, paid commutation. John E. Turner, disability. Albert Warner, disability. John L. Hildreth, erroneously enrolled. Hen Noxon, only son of widow. Gad E. Upson, oniy parent of children. Jerry Jones, only parent of children. James Thompson, over age. Henry O. Reayer, disability. William Green, (colored,) furnished substi- tute—Levi Bolden. Isaac Cartwright, disability. Joseph K. Bridge, disability. Henry Higgins, accepted. John Fleet. only son of widow. —_———>—_ Tas Late SHooTine Casz—A meeting of the officers connected with the headquarters Military District oi Washington was convened at headquarters last evening, to take action relative to the decease of Lieut. J. M. Brannan, ‘who was shot on the Sth instant by policeman ‘Thompson. On motion of Capt. E.G. Parker. A. A. G., ie stating the object of the meeting,) Major ohn P. Sherburne, acting Military Governor, (was appointed president, and Lieut. Chas. W. ‘Thompson cecretary. The following resolutions were offered : Whereas Providence in divine wisdom has ealled trom earthly labors our fellow-officer and companion, Lieut. James M. Brannan, 10th New Jersey volanteers: Therefore, as an ex- pression of the cfficerg connected with the head- quarters ofthe Military Districtof Washington, be it Resolved, That in his manliness of character and strict and conscientions adherence to duty, Lieut. Brannan had become endeared to us all; and that in him we have lost a genial compan- ion and a faithful co-worker. Resolved That, believing him to have been sacrificed whilein the performance of his duties, ‘we the more deeply feel his loss, regretting that he should haye been so untimely called away, while yet looking forward to a more exalted and useful future, Resolved, That, as those who have known and associated with him daily, we bear testimony to his worth and constant usefulness, as well as his unselfish devotion to the Government under whose flag he ser ved, which devotion he has sealed with his blood as freely as though be bad died upon the batiue-field, where he has fought the open foes of his country as manfully and courageously as here he has battled with and exposed its secret enemies. Resolved, That we unite in tendering to the bereaved parents aod friends of Lieutenant Brannan our sincere smpathy in their afflic- tion, and that in token thereof a copy of these Tesolutions, bearing thé sicnatureof the various officers, be forwarded to his parents. 1t was also resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be published in the city papers; and that the officers of the headquarters attend the funeral of the deceased in a body. The following are the officers who signed the resolutions:—John P. Sherburpe, Major and Acting Military Governor, President; Henry B. Todd, Captain and Provost Marsh ul; Edward G. Parker, Captain and Assistant Ad- jutant General; Theodore Me win, Assis ant Adjutant General; E. Beatty, Captain and | A.A. A. G; John P) Johnson,’ Captain and Military Detective Commanding Patrol; ©. M. I Henry O.'Lo Merritt, Captain and A wook, Captain and A. D. C.; Joseph J. Giles, Lieutenant and A. A. D. O; A. J. Baker, Lieutenant and Adjutant; N. S. Chandler, ‘Lieutenant and A. A.D. ©.; Char! son, Lieutenant and Adjutant; Sheen, Lieutenant and Adjutant; Carroll D. Wright, Lieutenant and Adjutant; John (+. Copley, Lieutenant Company E, 56th York Volunteers; John Berry, Lieutenant Commanding Central Guardhouse; Joseph M. Smith, First Lieutenant 2d D.C. Volunteers; William W. Mills, First Lieutenant Company F, 2d D.C. Volunteers; George K. Edwards, Second Lieutenant Company A, 2d D.C. Vol- unteers. —— GvARDING CONFISCATED PROPERTY.—The property of Daniel Ratcliff, situated on K street norih, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets ‘West, which was confiscated by the Govern- ment, and sold on Wednesday by Deputy Mar- shal Phillips to Wm. C. Malone for $2,150, was guarded on Wednesday night by a military force. This gave rise toa rumor that the honse ‘was guarded because fears were expressed that it would be destroyed by the secession triends of the owner, who are resident in this city. The guard, we understand, was placed there to give formal notice to the present occu- pant, Mrs. Harris, that the Government in- tended to seize the estate for military purposes. ‘The property is situated on partof fot2, square 281, and is improved by a three-story brick building. —_————_ A PROFESSIONAL MENDICANT.—Angelina ‘Lagormorrina was arrested on Wednesday for going around begging, on pretence of obtaining of obtaining aid to go to the western countr She is a very neat looking Italian woman, dressed in mourning, speaks English badly, and is a bandsome specimen of a professional Btreet beggar. She was lectured by Justice Gibereon upon the impropriety of her conduct, and dismissed with a warning that a second ffence would cause her imprisonment. RossEp.—On Saturday night, the Camp Bar- ry House, mp by Mr. Hunt, near the camp on e Bladensburg road, was entered by some thief, and robbed of about one dollar’s worth of clothing belonging to the inmates. SEES Re-APPOINTED.— Jonathan W. Barnaclo, Esq., has been commissioned a justice of the peace, and is now doing duty with the Board of Enrollment. Rxsotvrions ApUrrkb.—The following resotutions were adopted by the Board of Me- topolitan Police at their last meeting: esolned, That the thanks of this board be Hilseraia Steams Engine’ Gomspany for tu ve eam ine Com: a vices heretofore rendered at res in this trict; and that they be respectfully requested to continue to attend fires as here: ured that e protection will be afforded by the Metropolitan Police force. Resoieea, That the Superintendent of Police be directed to instructthe members of the force to use the utmost vigilance to protect all fre- men in the discharge of their drty, and especial. ly to see that the Steam Engine Company are not molested when going to or returning from fires. ———_—_ FourtnH Warp STaTION CasEs.—George J. Shulz, drunk and disorderly; $3.71. James Bell, profanity; #153. Francis Drammond, ereating nuisance; $5.71. Rachel Reynolds, tty larceny; jail tor hearing. T. Lemuel arrie, do.; bail for hearing. Chartes Winger, nd larceny; dismissed. Delia Winger, do; ! Vail for a hearing. Jos. Melanda, disorderly; dismiesed. Jacob White, drunk: do. John Dacey, do.; dismissed. John Carr, drank and disorderly; do. Wm. De Mane, interfering with officers; $1.54. George Burr, profanity; dis- missed. Jobn Bean, receiving money under fulse pretenses; dismissed. puma a Fine ALARMs.—Last night about 9 o'clock, there was an alarm of fire which brought out all the companies, caused by a burning chim- ney on Eleventh street, near New York avenue. About 9 o’clock this morning, the bell of the Franklin sounded another alarm, on ac- count of a dense volume of smoke seen as- cending in the meighborhood of the Treasury Building. It was, however, discovered to be only the burning of shavings and other use- less matter, which had been carried out of the Treasury Building into the lot south of it. eg An UnacTHorizEp Pounp.—A correspond- ent complains that some persons attached to Harewood Hospital have established an indé- pendent pound for cows near that institution, into which cows are driven and milked; and that some of these cows belong to poor per- sons, widows of soldiers and others, who have families to support: and they not only lose the proceeds of the sale of milk, but when they re- claim their cows they are required to pay a fee of from one to five dollars to the self-consti- tuted pound-masters. cob ee Moorr’s West Exp Drv Store, 113 Penn- sylvania avenue, south side. We acivise our renders at the west end requiring pure medi- cines and all articles in the drug line, to call at the above establishment. There you can safely confide your physician's prescriptions, and rely upon having them properly dispensed, and at reasonable rates. Seg Base Batt.—A match game of base ball will be played to-morrow afternoon, at two o’clock, on the Mall south of the Treasury Building, between the National Club of this city and the Pastime of Baltimore. Arrange- ments have been made for the accommodation of any ladies who may desire to attend. ees Ngw Potick Heap. UARTERS.—The large brick building on Tenth street, between D and E, belonging to Alderman Brown, is being thoroughly repaired and modernized, and when completed will be used as the headquarters of the police and for the office of the Gas Light Company. a IT WIL beseen by our advertisement of sales of real estate for this evening that our friend, M. Kingman, is to sell those desirable building lots immediately south of his residence. These lots possess every facility required for private residences— Potomac water, gas, passenger cars, and high and healthy locality. eg Sprort.—We beg to call the attention of all lovers of field sport, and especially the ancient and noble game of cricket, to a notice else- where of a match game, to be played by the cracks of the Washington Club. Fine play is promised; go and see them. * DzEsERTERS.— understand that a large number of deserters from our army are coming into the Accotink neighborhood, from which mt iney2 ake their way across into Mary- and.—Alez. News, Sept. 10. ae Srvupres ResvmeD.—The studies in the pre- paratory department of Columbian College ‘Were resumed on Wednesday last. The other departments will resume their studies on the instant. sage Pursonal.—Mr. W. G. Metzerott, of this city, has returned frem an extensive tour in Europe, in fine health. gee Amp Acug! Fever and Ague!! Fe rapa tf! ta and others who remove to the tern part of the United Stmtes, complain in Ditter terms of the fatal diseases that prevail in im those sect! . Some of the mest intelli- mnt physicians bear testimony to this fact. Bickens, the Bhakspeare of this age, in pic turing “Little Bd ? a Western settlement, in a book entitled ‘* Martin Ohuzelew: that the most flourishing institution was the Fever and Ague, which had killed all who attempted to make a janet residence of it. Mark Tapley, who could only be jolly under the most Gooey circumetances, said that Fever and Ague had given him cause for more jollity than he would like to experience again. Hostetter’s 0 brate Bitters is the only cure for this terrible ease, that we would recommend to the public. Try them, and be convinced of their powers. Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every- where Wholessle Agente—A. M. Bininger & Oo., 237 Penn. ave. se10-e0St Bapvorp MINERAt Watre, fresh from the spring, fer sale on draught by Sparks & Simms, oor: New York avenue and Fourteenth street. se9 ——>——_—_. Waaprixc Paper for sale at the Star office coun- ter, at six cents per ponnd. Sy ee Hate Dre! Hair Drel! < Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye ts the best im thi tworld. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye known This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Red, Busty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the hair or staining the skim, Jeaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effecta of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WiLLtam A Barousior, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by ail druggists, &c. Fac- tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batchkelor’s new Toilet Oream for dressing the hair, jy 7-eoly se Baorer Diszases. Samaritan’s Gift ia the most cortain, safe and effectual remedy—indéed, the only vegetable rem- acy ever discovered. Oures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No miner- al, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten piila to be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those tog oy car to be exposed, Male pack- 8, 92; female, $3. ‘ ‘ “Sameriian's Root and Her> Juices—& positive and permanent oure for Syphilis, Berofla, Ulsars, Bores, Spots, Tetters, &c. Price $1, or six bottles New | for 85. Sold by 8. O. Ford. See aavertisement. m5 ae ge Dr. Band’s inal Weakness, Our: Bresifie cures Spermatorrhaca. Semi snp BPERMATORRHG@A CAN eens, Los af Power, etc., speadily and effectual- | / | | y. Its effects are truly magical. A trialor the | Specific, will convince the most skeptical of ite merits. Price $1 abox. Bold by 8.0. Ford | par lith street and Pa. ayenus, Washington, and | Henry Oook Alexandris. Zucetes Se jaG-ly | _Conss 4nB tae Usiversat Torwent or Man- KIND.—To be relieved of these terrible evils call on Dr Wuite and submit to his manipulations, | Hundreds of our citizens testify with gratitude at to his successful treatment of Qorna, Bunions, Nails growing in the tiesh, etc. Dr. Wits makes chiropody a speciality. You ere sure tu «at reliaf without experiencing pain. Office, No. 424 Pena, avenue (Lace & Tucker’s building,) between Four- | and-a-haif and Sixth sts tel | Dismases OF THE Ngayous, SeMIMaL, Uainany | aNp SuxvaL bystexs.—New ani reliable treat- ment—in rts of the Howard Assoctation—sent in sealed 1 r envelopes, free ofcharge. Address Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. au 22-3m Lee ‘THE OREAPEST AND BEST Hain DYE IN THE WORLD— Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, 0 centsa box. The beatin use, Try it, Sold by 3, 0. Ford, corner llth street and Ps. avenue, Wasb- Beton, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ja6-ly —___—_»—— ., DB. Durom?’s Buger-costed Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use, They operate wedi and ¢fectively, and being swear-coated create so ni fem Upon the mort +e those Pills will prove their supersority over allethers, ld by 8. O. Ford, corner lith ‘Venue, Washington, and Henry jaG-ly Price 1 box. ae Waxninrep ro Ovrn tm 81x Dars,—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an Knglish Specific of siaty-fiye years’ stand! will cure Gomory, im siz 8. No change of diet required. Price 91 per bottle. Sold by &. 0. Ford, corner llth street and Pa, avenue Washinaton, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly DIED, the 10th instant, at 7% o’clock a, m., Miss setLin BUSBBLL aged 3 ad : ‘Ber funeral will take pl Friday) evening at 2 o’clook, from ber late NSS, OD 10th st Me tae inn instant, BOBM PLORMNOE, fat he 10th instant, |. infant aegis of Sem C, and Mary &. ddleton, aged ‘a. ‘ ~ "funeral this eitey Ms ereme: * + pitier ss i stant, ED. infant son of Dan sod hnekolens ‘aged 11 months and 3days, * Show OazBs! BHOW CASES! OF ALL KIND}, MADE TO ORDER AND CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Mo. 26 McOLELLAN ALLBY 010-1m* * WALTIMORE, MD. LOTHING, of all descriptions, at remarkubl Ciin prices ac SMITHS. 460 deveathet, dyll ,Cor- | i | i PIC NOS, &. . D — the Seat nies SOW OSTA Ries Far ena oe Gi. Pertouars ine future advertisement. A GRAND BALL WILL BB GIVEN hecieal ar 4 Metab ares FIRE COMPANY, ere or eee ethcy cay hey DAY EVEN 0%. 4th, HRSA tars eat z. sane Liktio, "ea yG@reenield, a James '. Sete Seine, TERE. FASklonasie DANCING. MRE. GOODALL feonecttally. informs his friends and the public that he will resume his Bpwstonal duties in DANCING. DEPOR’ 'T, BOEPTRS gp enReA Bae Hout a Vie '. On GOODALL will receive a Umited num the PIANOFORTS snd SINGING. Par- sopéar in = few days. of D and 2d streets. se 1l-iw* {1R8T GRAND BALL OF THE ADMINISTEA- TION CLUB will be given at Temperance Hali on FRIDAY, Sept. ith. Come one come all, if you wish @ good time. A.good, Band bad been engaged’ for the occas Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman and ladi se 10-2t' COMMITTES. T @EAND BALL. HE UNITED ABLOUIATION will give their ‘Dhird Grand Ball at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard on THURSDAY BYBNING, Sept. 17th 188. Tickets $1, samitt a gentlomanand ladies. By order o! se 10-7t* COMMITTEE. Me BADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS OF WASHINGTON, D.O., Take great pleasure in announcing te their aud the public that they intend giving thei SECOND GRAND BALL at Temrerance Hatt, on MONDAY, Sept. 14th, 1863, for the benefit of one of their members Grafted. The same committee has been appointed who served at our first,so the public may judge the pleasure they will enjoy. Manasers. M. Darnall, H. Leesnetzer, 4. Reider, J.O. Miller, L. Roland, J. beimba:h. Be 10-4t* GBanp APEBENOON AnD, BVENING PIC NIC WASHINGTON CIGAR MAKERS’ UNION ASSOCIATION WILL BE GIVEN At the CITY PARK, 1th street north, On TOBSDAY, Sept. 15th, 1863. Tickets—FIPTY CENTS, admittin, and ladies—to be from any of t! tring occasion. The strictest orde: 8 gentleman red. Committes of Arrangements. P, MeOormick, re is Bs, g: Tina, Hype Fora. is ede . Upperman, BOD ove i} sell" OHRISTIAN SOHENOK, Prost. Fuse GRAND BALL OF THE MANHATTAN OLUB will be od at Tomyperance Hall on THURSDAY BVENING. Oct. 17th. See particulars in future advertisement, By order of the se i COMMI?PTES. A G@BAND PIC-NIC FOR THE BENEFIT oF LEMUSL JONES AND WM. WATSON, Whe were drafted, Will be given on FRIDAY, eptember 1ith, 1863, at HUMPHEEY & JUNBMAN’S GARDEN, Oarirou Herat. Tickets One Do itt jane ar, admitting eontlames sad A PIO NIG FOR THE BENEFIT or ST. MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL BB RELD At the WASHINGTON PARK, 7th street, On WEDNESDAY. the Iéth inst., Commencing at 100’clook s. m. and closing at9 p.m. 4 geod COTILLION BAND will be i: tend - ance. Persons wishing to visit the Park will find from the grounds Railroad ears. Tickets of admission, for a gentleman, 50 cents; for a lady, 26 cents; for children. 10 cente—to be had of any of the Sommisies. Geo. Harvey, W.M.Hacvey, Hugh Tum & Dan'i'atyere.) B Pilerrer. 4 r Drary, Mager, P. Jordan. " fi dwell, Joseph Hastings, Wm. Frisrell, Williams, eon. Jobu Sullivan, Dan2Linkins se 8-td {Chroniele.} Cone OQOBNBT AND STRING BAND. — The undersigned respectfully announces to the yepe that he is ready to furnish Music; for Private Parties. Balls, Pic-Nics, Parades, Exhibiti with any number of Musicians te. required, at the shortest notice, by leaving orders at John Iseman’s, corner of Fennerivanis avenue and stb gtrest east. HENRY ISEMAN. LOST AND FOUND. OST—This (Friday) mornig, a Black LAO VIL, on Pennsylvania avenue or K pert i A between 2th and 25th streets, Will give $1 returned to 73 K street, between 24th and 25) streets, It? FESTBAY — One SORRBL HORSB, 15% hands 4 high, branded; and three COWS Tae fore- Going will be sold if not claimed within the pre- scribed time Apply to the Steward of Harewood Hospital (C orcoran’s Farm) Seventh street, se 11-3t* j\STRAY.—Came to the premises of the sub- 4 scriber, one SORBEL HORSE and one BAY HORSH, both marked with C. The owners are re- quested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take them away. . . 1t* llth street, between Band C. (AME TO THE PREMIE£ES OF THE SUBSORI- ber on Thursdas, Sept. 10th, a small BLAOK COW. with both herearaslit. The owner is re quested to some forwarts prove property, pay charges and © her away. 4 DENNIS BUANEBAN, ge 11 St* First stree:. between K and L, AB BROUGHT TO THE PREMISES of John M. Young, by a small boy, on the 8th of Sep- tember,s BAY MARE COLT, about two old, The owner is requested to come forward. prove moments Bat, charges, and — rod away, or else ahe w @ disposed of accordin law. ve JOAN M. YOUNG, ge 11-8t* No. 65 Maine avenue. Eeteay BAY HORSE—Marked O. and U. 8. The owner is wantec to come forward, prove properly, pay charges and take himaway. Corner vth and B streets east. se 10 3t* I OST—On Tuesday, the Sth instant, between 4 Washington and the Great lis, @ small leather MEMORANDUM BOOK and two TRAO- ING of the Potomac Dam, The finder will be re- warded on leaving them at the Washington Aque- duct Office, 434 G at. north. ne 10-20" $5 REWARD.--Lost, on the 8th instant, on 7th eDed street, between D street north and Steamboat Wharf, PENSION PAPBRS belonging to J. W. Hean. The above reward will be paid it returned to JOHN CASBY, on K street, between 43; and 6th str { nd.) Be L0-3t™ S10 BZVABD—LOST OR STOLEN. — WAS fut} taken froma stable on the Navy Yard, a BAY MARK, about 6 years old; 15 hands hi ith a small white spot on her back which @ saddle would cover. The above reward will be paid for the Mare if left at 281 Penn. aqenue. or for any ia- formation that will lead to her recovery, ii) 2t' O8T—On Sth instant, two large spotted BLOO HOUNDS. They are about seven months old, and about thirty inches high. The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning the same to Ne. 244 Penn avenue. e9 St” r[HEEE ESTRAY COWS_TWO ERD ONES AND & one speckiad Cow. The cuaere re requested come forward, prove proper’ pay chal Wit "DOU take them away, GLAs, -3t™ near Bennirg’s Bridge. fe 9-3t - REWARD-—Lost, from the Store of Mr. Ed- ward Hall, opposite the Oentre Mai small BLACK AND TAN TBRRIBK—‘Fannie.” The above reward will be ae upon the return of Fannie and no questions asked. THOMAS L. HUMB, Beg. 3t™ at E. Hall’s Grocery. FOUND, AFHOAT.—On the sth of August, « YAWL BOAT ; 5% fect wide ; 2feet deep ;20 feet lo: eeintes) Jeot color. The — LAG quested to come forward, prove er an 8 BOBRET FLURBY Nr her away, iB’ 552 13th st., between O and D. The Bont is at the foot ef i3th atreat, — ae9 3t* Nt. YARD, WASHINGTON, CommanDAnt’s Orvice September sth, 1863. A Reward of Ten Dollars is hereby offered for the Lo Semen eo and delivery at this Yard of Actica er’s Mate HENBY FORRBST, a Deserter from the Potomac Flotilla. AND'W. A. HABWOOD, Commodore Comd'g Potomac Pilotills st and Navy Yard. Beg AKEN BSTRAY—On the 26th of August, & T large BAY MABK, about 4 years old; one hind and fore foot white; has the distemper, ‘tthe owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pa7 charges, and take her away, otherwise she will be disposed of according to law. JOM gannott Inguire at Tenth Precinct Police Station teas’, No. S01 Four-and-a-nall street. ae'0-lw" TRAYED PROM THE 8D BE the S' Bight of Kugust sotto Heh 8 Dia GoW, , with RR white stripe on fore and white in the flank. Five Aollars will be te any one for the delivery to BENJ A’ BOHREE see of Beall snd Montgomery ats , oe Ge 5 ally WANTS. = eS Bor warrar—at GAO Boventh street. Hoge Geese Bor 18°, Ulty Post Once ¥ oo 11-20" W pte person or Te rthdend ‘we! ie Land W?octweem Si and tip. mr eel WANTED—Bye women.s SITUATIO! ator 343eatreet. foal fam ig 4NTED—A class PHOTOGRAPH AR. Apply immediately at Pint y corner Feumayenus and Ith ate oe sett ate? W 4AR7TBD_Three UNFURNISHED ROOM! Pater sy melehborhood of 7th strset, abor x smal Address GBM Box 139 Poe on” Set ot BLE WaNTED.— eaten immediateiy, for Smith Shop, a Hi BERT H.GRAHAM, se ll st* 477 Kighth street. ANTED TO BORROW—THREE THOUSAND Ww Five Hundred Dollars for one phd secured upon undoubted real estate, unencumbered. Ad- aresaP O. Box 4 Se 11-St* ———_— TSE WARTED—By a respectable girl,» SITUA- TION as chambermaid in @ amall private family, or as a cook, washer, and ironer, Kiaress . A., Btar office, 1t* ANTED—By «@ respectable woman, WwW nent HOME, in a genteel private family of cascet two person. Address Susan, Star Office. WAnTED A xOuse GIBE; oe A to Is ears je »must be prepossess: eatreg ee aocee No, 272% Penn. avonue. ANTED—Kight good cepted Gewa is . ave. at. fe 11-3t* J.d.& J. W. HUTTON. W Anta A sont GOOK. one who ia used to 13 coo) 5 BOO! iJ home guaranteed “Appfy £0171, agie, Bastans aa po avenue, between 17th and isth streets. and manners toal =e Tequired. AUCTION Tus ‘ TO-MORROW gfe WALL & 00.. Avetionvers, TIN MELK CANS will be Ea mtr pits AY MOBMING, imth instant, at . WALL & 00 . Aucte, By W. L, WALL & OO., Auetionsors. At the Horse Baraar, 98 south side Lowisiana avenue srocen Ninth and Tenth strecta. . @ DROVE 8 I RE Ey | NG, Sept. 2th at 10 o'clock, at the Borsr, withou: de agate ee < LL 00.. & aucts. By WM.L. WALL & CO_. auctioneers, At the Horse Bazaar, 98 aula f venue, Beisccen Niwsh ane eakoe stant avenue, aY CARRIA' P} Wore Horses el pe me 1 Sorrel B: biail, very fast 1 No-top Bu; 1 Bay Hora xcellent driver ; to A Butle: ALSO, " Text, t2xi¢, of heavy canvass, L350 A large numter of droes Horses, Bale SATURDAY MORNING, I2th inst., at 10 o'clock, without regerd to weather. It M.L WALL & OO,, Aucts, By J.C. MoGUIRE & 20 . Auctioneers, Merah ened HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS UB *ND NORTH P SrRBEr-. ET REROON, Sept. llth '8£60'clock,on th= prem- ises, we shall reil tie whole of Sqaare norte of quare No. 22, bounded by i4th etreet, north P poe 0. and Rhode Island avenue, divides into thir- en very desirable Building Lots, of Prand 3s foot front. These lots are beantifully situated for private residences, the iccality being high and healthy with Potomre waterin front,and c'ty passenger oars passing every few minutes. ae getty — ae remainder in eis ive months, interest, secur; deed of irust on the premises. 7 805 J.C. McGUIBE & CO.. Ancts, ANTED—Two WHITE WAITERS, at the Cosling House, No. 347 Penn. avenue, bet. 12th sn@ 13th; only ‘such wanted as are perfectly acquainted with the business, none others need ap- BY, ee per month wages. paid, Inquire at the se 1l-at (RTORM ATION WANTED OF VIRGINIA B. BEELIN DUGAN, a colored girl. Laet heard of about two weeks ago. when she left the City Alms- mouse. Any information of ker wheres bouts will be thankfully received ATHABINE MA. THEWS, who may be found at 436 Mass.ave. it WANTED A YOUTH, 16 or 18 years of ae to attend at counter of a saloon where no intox- icating liquors are sold. To one who is of pleasing address and strictly honest, s liberal salary will be given, Address, in handwriting of t! pplicant, .T. Z., City Post Office. 1t* ANTED—By & respectable girl, a SITUA- W ANGn as coor, washorand froner ina smal family, or todo chamberwork, Address Box 23, Btar office se 10-2t* OABD WANTED—In a private family, by gentleman and his wife. Location must be be- tween Sth gud 10th streets and and L streets. Inauire at 409 Seventh st., corner of H. si¢-lw* ANTED—A WOMAN to go to the country te asnst in housework, with a small Sally 1a quire at SIBLEY & GUY'S Stere, between and lith ste se le W4NTSD_Four first-class BARBERS; wages Bis Ret week; also a BOY foe the barber's shop and the ladies’ rooms. Corner of th and D streets. 86 10-3t* Wy Anzap-a YOUNG LADY to sew on Gre- ver & Baker’s machine to assist in dress mak- ing, and also one to je rn the bueiness, Oall, No, 449 Twelfth st., bet.G and H sts. Be 10-8t* Hoes WANTED.—A medium size House wanted, either furnished or unfurnished, be- tween 6th and streets,and north of the Ave- Bue. Address for three days H. G. H., Star office. ae Be WANTED .—Th: gentlemen and their wives wish to secure permanent Board in a re- syeotable private family. One where there are no r boarders would be preferred. Address during this week, DE. WOODWARD, Surgeon General’s Office. Be 10-3t* WANTED TO RENT—An UNFURNISHED HOUBS, containing 8 rooms, for which a libe- ral rent will be paid. Bituation between 9th street and 16th, and north of the Avenue Address, stating location and Quarterr aster’s Office, 374 H st. se 10-1 ANTED-— Four good MILLIN EBS; the highest ‘wages paid. Apply at 8. HELLBH'S. 34 Mar- kot Space, between 7th and sth. se9-3w* ANTBD—Three WHEELWRIGHTS. to whom the highest wages and steady snploy- ment will be given. Apply immediately to J. & M MUBPHY, corner Water and Washington sts., Georgetow: ne 9 St’ WAsTED-A FURNISHED HOUSS, with at least six chambers, gas, water, &0o. Lo- mm in west end of Weibinsta er in joseree Bear passenger railroad. references ‘Adatess, stating terms and looation, Box cati town A GARDNER AND FARMER WANTS €M- pores He understands his profession im all ite branches, including the laying out of ground fruit orchards, grape yards, etc. Would e willing to take charge of a gentieman’s le Best of recommendations given. Please address Vitis, Btar office. Se 9-3t* Acar WANTED TO SELL THE STAND- ard History ofthe War, This work presentsa rare opportanity to make money 150,000 already sold. Cireulars, giving terms, & free. Address JONES BROB. & OO. 71 west Fayette street, Baltimore, Md. 8- ANTED—Ter good BRIOKLAYMRS. Appl, ‘atonce to WISE & CALLAHAN. or No. 103 south 4}¢ street. Be 7-4t* = ANTED—FPUBNISHED HOUSS, by a small private family. from October Ist, to § mont! Adéress R. KINGSLAND, No. 407 New York avenue, coruer l4th atreet, givi: particulars. 0 5- WAETED— A gent daughters and t map, with his wif sons (all grown), wi obtain BOARD ins private family, by the & of October, 1853. Three good room Please address for twenty (2y) 4: 74 . M. at this office, stating situation, terms, &c, best reference will be given and required, se 4-Jaw2w* ANTED IMMBDIA1 BLY—150 LABORERS to werk on the Washington Aqueduct. Bx- perienced quarrymer will be paid, at the rate of 1.60 per day ; common laborers, $1.35. For fur- ther information apply at the Contractor's Office, Distributing Beservoir, or CAPTAIN JAMES Mc- 338 B atreet. GUTEE ooo meeres BURK & DUNBAR. auz)-tf ANTED,—10,000- MEN AND BOYS to call at W Anite & BBALL'S to buy their Summer Clothing, at redueed prices, at 361 Seventh street, just below the Northern Market. jy M4-tr Waki 1D IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- PENTERS? Liberal wages will be paid to 4 workmen, and none others will be secepted, Apply to the pgovernmens Geryeater Bucp. on gE , neat the corner of Seventeenth strect, : Lieut. Gol. #. M. GREEN, Chief Quartermaster, my 26-tt Department of Washington. J BRUCE & CO. want all to know that they can « buy better Clothing, at lower prices, at 464 Beventh street, than elsewhere. dy 14-tr ANTED.—Everybody to know that they can buy their Olothing at reduced prices at SMITH’S, 460 Seventh street, opposite the City Post Office. dy \4-tr ANTED—SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE Houssfursishiag Goods ofevery descriptions 8 of ev. ription. we B, BOOHLY, 426 7th st mar $0-tf bet.G@ and H. east side NEW FALL _ FLOWERS. itinpons AGY BONNETS, HATS, AND - MILLINERY GOODS, or OHOICE DESORIPTION AND GREAT VARIETY, JUST RECEIVED. Ladies will oblige me by calling and examining my steck of new FALL and WINTER GOODS be- fore purchasing, as we wish to show our goods, feeling confident they will please—at FRANKLIN ETOHISON’S, No. 12 Center Market Space, se8. 1m between 8th and 9th ats, B. H. TOWNSEND CONTINUES (APTER 4 o'clock p. m.) to give lessons in the Art of Singing and Playir; the Pianoforte and Orgac. App.y at No, 420 i street, near Mth, or address through the P 0. 8¢ 5-1m* I ANNOUNCE H NOT that I have sold to erew: = day col he in the White Beer Brewery, known under the frm of F. A. WokLLMar & Co., to Mr. Jonw Kusssi, and beg my friends the rouage whieh the old frm basso mueeonjoyed. i m! . Tonage which the old Stm oy A. WORLLMEB. Washington D.0., September 6th, 1863. THE IGNED TAKE PLEASURE TO inform taNe Paecds at to-day they have formed 8 co-partuership under the firm of Srosog & Kua- git ade Gie'ts toad gOa'gool ghee or Bite . ee who are Boer, BDIN A! STOSOH, Sh 0: Pe etween O and P'sta, #0 9-St* 7,600 LIGHTS, § Py ur and six light SASH. For sale b; BEY, No. 97 Water st., ten JOBRPR LIB BY, Georgetown, D. FO2 THR PALL oF 1863. SAOK COATS. r 4 OR sear GOATS, BUSINESS COATS, ith VOTE and PAN TALOORE to maton: w: te order work, and abmacl. i) Fach *4 reb-lw be Le scacetrenioanes cat By J. C. McGUIRB & OO.. Auctioneers. wks? —Oa MONDA Sep:. ith, at6 o'clock, on thi sok the west halfot Lot No. 3. Ie Eqaate We te, peenss: B feat pore K srreaes patyeen New jereey avenue ant ‘iret street west, back 161 tect 1: inokes. apeEeSE os ‘erms: One-' third cash; the remainder insixand (hs with interest, secured oy a deed of emmines. 3.0. Mc+UIRE & CO., Aucts. FOR SALE AND RENT. UBi-18H4L> ROOMS TO RENT—For 8, Su i:ib sirest, cust si een dal B comfortanie 808 Streste, pesey farnicned and_ ve: BED , and BiTPING ROOMS, and PA: The neighborhood is one of most desirable .. Every attention paid to those No children in the houna. BEE 18 A BABGAIN FOR ANY ONE THaT _E wants a House and has got the money. $15) will buy the Small Btore and Goods, o of léth and G streets west. the Store. AND FOR SALE—Twelve acres admirably adapted to uated one mile beyond th within the District. Inquire of DR. 278 Penn. ave , bet. llth and 12th ate, ‘0 LET.—A respectable private family wii rent two rooms, (ome of which is very large and on the first Hoor,) unfurnished, toa respectable married coup! 'ithout children. ly on aist street, bot: @ and H, first three-story brick house from Bi st , east side. ge 11-5t* BIOK COTTAGE FOR SALE.—That delight. fal Brick Cottag: a cereres werseise sad containing s*ven roo! ig iy |, oR he in Prisung Office Suuate, will be sold cheap Ine Oceupy- It ing them. quire of present occupants or of W. STICKNEY, by letter or im person. Possession given immedi- ately. 8e 11-Sw* containing six (6) rooms, wit Stable attached accommodate two horses and wagons. Also,a vacant LOT adjoining. Both will be sold together. Terms moderate.and possession given immedia‘ely, Inquire at KNAPP’S Wheelright Shop, on Massa. chusetts avenus, between 6th and 7th streets, near Moree Liberty Market, from 3 until 7 o'clock. se 11-1t" A LOT POR 8ALE—At the intersection of 14th stree' nded hundred » bou! one feet on 14th by hundred feet on Bor Canal st. This lot being at the head of navigation for vessels with stationary masts, is considered one of the bestonm the Oanal for a wholesale and retail busi- Bess ip lumber, wood, and eval, or feed atore. Ap- ply at CAPT. POWBLL'S Grocery, corner of isth and Ohio avenue. se ll-lw* UBNISHED ROOMS TO LET AT 303 I strevt—at $10, 92, and 925. 80 10-3t* PUBNISHED BOOMS—A suit of ane lares Rooms rent \y or en suite, i at 418 Ninth and H streets ete Ree Fo: BENT—At No. 272 Seventh street north. BASEMENT STORY, containing two lsrge well-finished rooms, 8e 10-3t" On BAKERY AND CONPEOTIONERY FOR™ Sale, on 7th street. For further particulars ly to B. J. NBAL, Grocery Store on K stre oor below 8th street, by the Morthern| x OR RENT—A three-story and basement BRICK HOUSB, furnished. containing nice rooms, with gas, water. and Latrobe heater. Apply at No. 387 Sixth street, between Gand H. Good refer- ence required. a9 10-St™ 'OB RENT—Three neatly-furmished RQOMS at atthe cottaae house No, 346 B street north, between Ist and 2d streeta east, Capitol Hill. A ry desirable location; with 132 square of street rs. Fortermsinquire atthe houre. 86 10-lw* No® VACANT AND FOR SALE OR RENT-— a neat two-story Brick House, containing five te roof and press-brick front. It is situ- ated near my residence, and will be rented if not sold ina few days. Apply to DR. 7, B, MORGAN, corner of Md. ave. and i2th st. ge 10-28" MARKET FARM FOR SALE—Or Erchang: in part for Improved City Property-Under a geot state of cultivation, conteaiee etween 5) and 6) acres, 10 acres in wood; a good Frame House, con- tainiog 10 rooms; necessary outbuildings; a ine thrifty orchard of young, bearing peach trees. wi other fruit trees: a never fatling spring of e Jont water; pump in yard; situated about 5 miles from weeking ion city, in Prince George's county, Md..ina healthy location. A Dairy Farm could be e, and meadow could be made and hay enough raised for this purpose. Theowner not being able to attend to the piace his reason for selli For further particular: dress Box No. 386 Washington City Post Office, se 1)-1lw* OARDING-HOUSE AND RESTAURANT FOR Bale. Rent $350 per year. Apply at No 543 Penn. avenue, between Istand 2d ata. se3 lw* Fo RENT—PART OF A IOUS, unfurnished, suitable for a gentleman and wife. References Tequired. Apply at 576 N street, bet. Gth and 7th, or address A. B , Star office. se 9-3t* FOR, BALES The LEAER. GOOD WILL, saa FIXTURES of a large Steamed 03 eter Saloon and Restaurant on Pern. avenue. The steam ar- rangements are extentive and very convenient for carrying on the business. The location is one of the beatin thecity The house is new and very with gone cellar, large yard, brick stable, I of the modern corveniences necessary for Fo SALE—A PRAMB DWELLING HOUSE. to sucha place. It ia well arrenged for any kind of business; besides there is an income of ore hun- dred doliars per month. Ineuire at 397 Pa. ave., below 6th street. ae 9 lw™ [FOR BENT —A weil farsishod HOUBB, within one Equare «f Pennsylvania avenue, Also, several vacant LOTS on N street. A GRAND PIANO forsale, Enquire at the Drug £tore, cor. of ith and Ps. sve. ses-3w" ‘OR BALE—The RESTAURANT known as the Connecticut House, No, 510 New Jeravy avenue. will be sold tocether with Furniture, Li- cense, Fix ures and Good Wall, Apply on the premises. se8-iw™ / ALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND (with haad- lence, a AT PRIVAVE SAL£,—The subs: t street, Becond and Third streets east, and improved by a Jarge and well arranged Brick Residence, Stabling, Iee House, &c., fine Prait and Shade Treee, Shrubbery, &c., &c., and is in every respsct e@des:rable residence or would make a first-class jeasure garden, — terms, &c., apply toJ.C, McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. 5e8-6t {OB SALE-A large three-stors BRICK DWEL- k LING and LOT. on Penn. avenue, No. 23, be- tween 2éth and 25th streets. containing eleven roonis, ball, gas, weter, and furnace; a large yard, and garden planted with grape vines and fruit trees. Price $10,000. The house is in complete 5. Poseestion given immediately. Also the the large¢dwelling adjoining for rent, and @ desira- dle-three-story Brick House, witb back building, and Lot, on K street. between 24th and 25th streeta, for sale, Price 64,00. Apply at No, 23 Pena. ayenue se 8-2W Fo. BALE—One-half of SQUARE 177, on 16th Street, between 8 streetand T. For particu- lara, irquire at PINLBY & BRO.’S Segar Store, corne: of Seventh and F streets se 7-78) A DESIBABLB HOUBR AND LOT ON THE Island Por Bale. No. 536, situated on ie between Band O, Also,a vacant Lot adjoining, fro 25 feot on nting 18th, running back it. Por SUVs maaGeRt YF OMOEA es DUR Aether ee Baths. x a ~ 80 Im? pil Seek ae is AY tess tact sects 5 ‘SALB—PBRAMB HOUSE AND LOT NO ee eeathenat west. For frat es to B. 2 , No, 668, cor,-L and 3d strevis. — 1 an %-Sawiw™ ; : = Q ay OLOTHING. PH 8,460 Sercata aseso%, -- ey a of Sept P M , On the premii (D, and igi 6) in How's um cered four thine MSS ete ‘ays, the to resell, at the expense and Tak of the fhe Fight defealting purchaser re ike convey: atthe expense. Teaser. ALTER D Dav 3 sell eod& ds 3. 0. Pacheco By J.C MoGUIRS & OO.. Auctioneers. RUSTES’S SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED IN- TEREST IN VALUSPLR IMPROVED RRAL BsraTe in tue City Or WAsHIN@TON.—By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the eleventh day of Novem- ber, in the year 191, and recorded in Liber J. 4. 8. No, 214, folios 4, et seq., one of the auc records o Washington county. in ‘the District of Columbia, the unde signed will seli at Public Auotion. to ths jer,on FRIDAY, the 35th day of Sep- tember, 1865. at § o’clock p.m . upon the premises, one undivided Ath parto! Lot No 18 in Davidson's subdivision of x: No. 356, in the City of Wash- ington, D.C , fronting 26 feet 3 inches on K street north and rarning back with that width 142 feeté inches to ap alley, together with theimprove nents consisting of a Three -tory Brick lliag houre ; the: said uodivided inter-st bein, ect to aright jower Terms of sale.cash. Ifthe purchaser shal! fail to comply with the termsof sale within six days after the day of sale, the Fal oy will (9 re-sold at his risk and expense, after five days notice. All conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. CLABENOZ B. BAKER Trustee. seli-eolw&ds JO. McGUIRE & OO., Aucte, ByJ.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. pyric SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT UNDER Decrmm or Covxt.—In the matter of the peti- tion of Cecisis Lawrence, guardian of Martha Louisa and Ids Virginia Lewrance, minor sire of James Lawrence, ceeeased, and of John A. Simms, guar- gisn of George W. Lawrence, minor ber of Isaiam Lawrence dsceased. Pursuant toa cesree of the Crphans! Court of Washington o>unty, in ths Dis- trictof Columbia, duly ratifiec and confirmed by the Honorable Supreme Court of said District. im the matter of tae above-named setition, the under- will offer for as st Public Auction, on t premises, on WEDNESDAY. the sth day of Octotae next, at 6 o'clock p,m., allthe richt, interest, claim, and derasnd of the ssid minor heirsin the Said petition mextioned, of, in, anc te that valuabie and eligibly situated Lot on Thirteenth street west, near the corner of Massachusetts avenue, and Known and distinguisned as Lot A, in Square Tee RT sigety three (283) in the public olan of the city of asbington, togeth: With all the improvements thereon, Tar Aircon earner t f 1 conveyancing at ex, ise Of purchaser, Sscrurd a WRENOR, JOHN ass ardians. e 1. M. Broux?, Bol’r, for Petitioner: = seli-dawads” 3.6. MoGUIRE® 00., Anots. By J. O. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. porte SALE OF A MOST ELIGIBLE BUILD- ING Lorenper a D. ov Covrt—In the matter of the petition of Erasmus J. Middleton, guardian of John Albert and William Aloraoder Anderson,and of Mary H. Anderson, guardian of Cecilia Bertha Anderson, minor heirs ot William Anderecn, deceased. In pursuance of a decree of ths Orphans’ Court, of Wasnington county. in the District of Columbia, duly ratified and confirmed by the Honorabie #u preme Court of seid District, in the matter of the above-named » tition, the undersigned will offer for rate at Puviie Auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 6th day of October next. at 5 0'c ock p.m., ail the right, title, interest. claim, and de- mand'of the said minor heirs in the said petition. mentioned, of. in, and to that valuable and most eligible bufidise Lot, situated on Ninth street west, between M and N streets north, in tne Third Ward in the city of Wasnington, and known and distin- eu on the public piso of said city as lot number eighteen (18), in Bquare number three hundred and sixty-eight (863), containing thirty- pine (39), feet on Ninth street. and back a red and thirty-eight (133) feat and nine (3) rehase money oash ; a1 Terma: Cne-third of the ; and the residue in two equal instalments, payable oe, - = and suelvel ment 8, with in- ., the deterr deed of trust: nthelet tS All conveyaucing at ee of purchaser. J. MIDDLETON, MAHY B. ANDBREON, 1. M. Brorwy, Solloitor for Potitioners ee sell-daw&ds J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auct. By J.O Mc@UIRBE & OO., Auctioneers. REN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS aT THE CORNER OF F AnD THIRD STKBETS af Pusiio Avotr On MONDAY AFTERNOON. %. 1ith at 6% o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, Lote 1S and 14, in Square 10, 888. fro} gether 65 feet on F atreet at the corner of Phird, » tebe Tiches, and running back 100 fest to a 23 foot alle Givided into three building lots of 2! feet § Tv : One-third ca-b; the remainder in six en@ twelve months with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Bee J.C, MeGUIRE & CO . Aucts. - _By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioncers, UOTION SALE OF PIANO PORTE, FORWI- A texas, &c., &c.—On MONDAY, t th oe at 10 ovelock an. we shall fell. at the residence of O8@p! Le pe’ a I street tw. streets, No. 4=5, Navy Vard— "een > #00 Sth One Rose wood ease Piano Seven Octave Hair Slat Chairs, Sofas, and Walnut Tables Walnut and Mahogany Marble-top Dressing Ba- reags Walnut ard Mahogany eis He Washstands x ae isteads and Wardro! Feather Beds. Piilows. and Bolsters wd a= Curlei Hair Mattrasses, Husk do, Blankets, Quilts, Comforts Sheets, and Oases Sideboards, Looking Glasses, and Cane Seat Cnaire Brusseis, Three ply, and other Oarpeta Cook, Air-Tight and other Stoves China. Giass and Crockery Wara A lot of Kitchen Requisites And many other Articles too numerous to ename- rate. Terms cash, Res GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancta By J.C. McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers. | igor er PUBNITURE AND HOUSE- HOLD Brrects a? Pusiic Avotios —On TU ES- DAX MORNING, September lsth, at 10 o'clock, atthe residence of Baron Yon Gerolt. Prussian Minister, corner of Fifteenth and H streets, we shall sell the Farniture and Kflects, comprising— La: ge Suites of Rosewood Parlor Parniture finished in crimson csteline, and comprising Sofas, Otto- mans, Aum, Kasy,and Parior Chsirs Rorewood Narble-top Centre and Sofa Tables Rosewood Whist and Fancy Tables Ladies’ Writing Dess, and Bookcase of Rosewood Handsome Crimson Sik and Rep Curtains, wit Lace Curtains, Cornice, and Fectures Targe Marblé Vase and Stand, Musie Stand Oah Extension Dining Tables, eighteen Uak Divin, Qhairs, Marble-top Sideboard, two Buffets o! Marble-top Table, Mirror in Oak Frame, Batler’s Tray and 51 jarving Tables Carpets. Oilcloths, and Bu, Writing Desks, Tables, and Bookcases Oak Mutical Case, two Etegeres Office Arm Chairs, Hat Rack Mahogany and Walaut Wardrobes Dressing Bureaus, Tabies, and Washstands p Mahogany Double avd Single Bedsteads, with Hair and Spring Mattrasses Toiiet Sets, Lounges, Window Shades Oak Wardrobe. Giass Front Bookcase Gas and Coal Stoves, Coal Oil Stoves, &e. AF 10 O°CLOCK— In front of the pprbiises: we shall sell one Coupes Oarrisge, with Harness for two Horses. Terms cash. sel) t J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auets. By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetown, D.C. OUSE AND LOL FOR SALE IN GEORGE- TOWE.— Will be soldon TUESDAY, Sept 15th. at 50 clock, on the premises, the House and Lot at the corner of Jeferson and Water streets, in Georgetuwn, D. O The Lot fronts 633, feet on Water street by 85 feet on Jefferson, and is im- proved AS large Three-story Brick House with k building. oiterm Oue-fourth each ; one-fourth in Six months; one-fourth in twelve months, and one th in eight onths, fongn 1m Cluhteen OS. DOWLING. act’. By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Georgetown, D. DMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF CROOKERY, 2% Grasswaru, Tinwags, Happwanu, Tiss HovssHoLp Fuauiturs, &c.,&C.,aT —I willsel: by order of the Hon. Orph t.on WEDNESDAY MORNING next, Se! 10 o’clock aire seaesacert ste Jo! Bs a N's ee ee assortinent of Crockery ‘are, Glass Ware, Tin Ware, Were. & rtmen' 5 New Tiny &c._ Also, rel assortment of re. Hourehold and i ‘or cash ; over $2 acreditof or eatésfacterily endorsed notes itive. FS TEINS, Administrator. * *THOS. DOWLING Auct’r. ABTEBMASTER’S OFFICE, y Neeson and Twenty: second i Streets Washington, Bept-mber 4, 1888. NOTIOR—Will be sold at ‘Publi master’s Warekouse, on the square between ‘and. P, Twent) ‘and 7 on WEDNESDA’ artermaster’s blic servier, consisting in f atoer, Saddles, B: . Texts, Tools and 1, \e aod