Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ‘Wasninorer THEATER.—Thé « Ghost’’ will ‘de introduced at this resort tu-night again in comedy. Mr. Cassedy has Prof. Lujesn’s me- thod of introducing the spectre. Three plays, each of which is replete with fan)—*‘The Dead hot.” “ Counterfeiter” and « Irish Tutor”— are announced. Mr. J.C. Dunn, the popular palladist, will also sing the ballad, “« When this Cruel War is Over.” Forp’s THEATER.—Onr theater-g0e! Reed to have taken a special interest in « The Naiad Queen.” It has me & perfect pet, and con- sequently Mr. Ford’s magnifivent thespian temple continues to be crowded nightly. Mr. Chas. Wheatieigh, who made his first 4 pas ance last night in the comed, +f of * Delicate Ground,” was loudly applauded. The same excellent bill to-night again. OantnecRy.—in addition to the ‘form- ance of the thrilling drama, “Shades of Death,” wherein the “Ghost” is introduced, Manager Sinn nightly gives one of those excellent cen- cert hall entertainments which have made his resort so very popular. Besides the old favor- ites who for many weeks have delighted the atrons of this hall, the sisters Millie and Clara Powter are now here and appear nightly. VanigtTigs.—‘ The Murderer’s Doom” will be performed this evening again at the Varie- ties, and incidental to its performance the <Ghost” willappear. Besides this, the regular Concert Hall entertainment will be given; Lina ~ Windell, Lizzie Shultz, Emma Mills, Ada Tes- man, and all the old favorites appearing. WyMan, the Wizard, gave the first of aseries of entertainments in magic and ventriloquism last night at Odd Fellows’ Hall, and he had a good house. as he deserved to have. Wyman’s entertainments arv always delightful, and all, young and old, inay enjoy them with perfect propriety. Batts To-n1GHtT.—The United Butchers’ As- sociation announce a ball to take place at Tem- perance Hall this evening. A good time may be expected. A ball will also be given at Odd Fellows’ Hall, ane Yard, for the benefit of a drafted aman. will be an enjoyable affair for the Wavy Yara people. zc Tux Drart,—After our report closed yester- day, the following cases were disposed of by the Board of Enrollment: Michael McNamara, disability. Jobnson Thomas, only parent of children. Wn. A. Scott, only parent of children. John Brokamber, over age. Robert McKenny, disability. John F. Harley, disability, Wn. T. Hook, disability. Lewis Harris, disability. Wm. Harmany, paid commutation. Wasbington Browning, two of household in service. Dabney Fleming, only parent of children. Benjamin pale (colored,) accepted. George McKee, alien. John Cooper, (colored,) accepted. Charles Kerper, disability. Jacob Yorkin, disability. Thomas N. McIntyre, paid commutation. S. White, over age. Phelan Lucas, over age. ‘Wm. J. Smith, in service 3d March. Andrew C. Smith, in service 3d March. ‘Wm. Richardson, only purent of children. Jonn P. Chandler, furnished substitute— Thomas Kearney. Anthony Washington, (colored,) furnished substitute—George Uarter. John E. Steiner, disability. Charles Smith, disability. J.¥. B. Pursell, paid commutation. Wm. Henry, erroneously enrolled. Lewis Wayne, (colored,) furnished substi- tute—James A. Eglin. Major Kendall, only son of infirm parents. Lawrence Moran, only parent of children. Courtney K. Jones, erroneously enrolled. Frederick Marden, disability. Chris. Stublinger, in service 3d of March. Lewis Kieshof, disability. Edward Van Gesel, disability. ‘Wm. McGuire, alien. John J. Msloney, erroneously enrolled. - James McColgan, erroneously enrolled. JNathan Mattix, erroneously enrolled. Herbert Ingalls, disability. Nace Bell, over age. Thomas Fisher, over age. Jessie Smallwood, paid commutation. a [From the Daily Chronicle.} ‘ConREctTion.—In the Sunday Chronicle of the 13th inst. there is what is no doubt intended to ‘be a statement of the facts relating to the rob- pet of Paymaster Williams in June iast, but ich is erroneous in some particulars. The funds stolen were not at the time in the custody of Paymaster Williams, but in mine. The circumstances were these :—Major Wil- diams and myself had then, as now, our offices together on Thirteenth street, at 477, and Major ‘Williams, being about to leave the city for ms North, passed over $3,700 in his possess: ‘me, to te passed back when he returned. or Williams had aclerk named Chapman, w! proposed to remove this money from an iron chest into the wooden chest of Maj. Williams. I promptly objected, and asked him why he ‘wished to remove the money from an iron chest to a wooden one, which was less secure. He replied that it was sO proven its getting mTuixed with come I had of the same kind in the iron chest. J] then said if there was danger of that he had better putit up ina separate and let itremain there,as itwas much safer than in the wooden chest. Chapman still per- sisted, and though I did not consent, yet, with- out reflection on my part, it was done. Mr. Ford, my clerk at the time, made the same ob- jection to the change. At the time of the removal of this money, which was about | o’clock on the day previous tothe night ot the robbery, Augustus A. Boyens, (not Boyden, as erroneously stated in the re- port,) . Ford, Chapman and myself were in the office, and Ohapman, after locking the ‘wooden chest, threw the keys into the iron chest. It is not true that Chapman and Churcn left the city two days after the robbery; Chapman was dismissed by Major Williams, and did not leave for over two weeks, and Church«iid not leaye the city until the isth of Angus Inst. pre- ~ sent to camp. The whites are veually kept until about two o'clock the following day, when they are sent to Analostan Island, where they are placed under the com- mand of Lient. Col. Talbert, 1st Maine a lery, and are at once set to workin learning the duties of a soldier. Up to this time 428 white men have been re- ceived at Capt. Brown’s office, fitted out, and sent over to Col. Talbert, and a few days since, a batch of nearly 400 were sent to the front. Among these men are many who have seen service before in this war and in the Old j World, and some few of them have served as efficers in European armies ‘There is generally some fan at the barracks on the arrival ot the colored substitutes and | accepted men, some of them being most egre- giously green. Thecolored guards who march them to the barracks generally induce some to believe that they must be branded with «U. S.," so as tobe known, and when they reach the camp and are ordered to go into a small room and strip ioe a change of clothing, it not unfrequentl. ppens that some such expres- sion as May aca Vonty, massa, you ain’t g’wine to bran’ us like a mule” is ui Some, when they get into their soger clothes, become very proud, and are much elated when told they look like eoldiers. The contrabands are deeply impressed with the belief that the Lord is interested in the war on the Union side, and some, when they receive their soldier- clothes, 2, that all they want is their guns, and then they “are ready to go and fighton the side of the Lord.” Bashful darkies sometimes a= THE FOURTH f<_> DPD BALI WILL BS GIVEN AT ¥ On THURSDAY, Bopt. 17th, 1853, BY THE FRIENDSHIP OLUB. A GOOD BAND HAS BREN Ticketa— ENGAGE) ONE DOLLAR, | = edmisting a gentleman and ladies. rrangements. Jackson, Jones mittee Henry Barley," Het aes James Kubna, . GRAND ATER OO AND. Fede phat A PIO NIO Will be given, for the benefit of rafted men, $f Humphrey & Janneman’s ‘Garden, Cnpltal WEDNESDAY. Bopt 16,108. Tickets_ONE DOLLAR, admitting 's gen- tleman and ladies, paris Ss": PETERS SUNDAY SCHOOL. AGRAND PIC NIG will be given by this school turn ae among them, and when told to undress they blush fearfully, and ask that no one be allowed to look in. The blacks are not kept at these barracks longer than ie sequired to fit them out, they being started to the camp of the 2d District Colored regiment at the contraband farms over the river, the fifth company of which is now being filled up. This regiment is under com- mand of Lieut. Col. Stark Fellows, formerly of the 14th New Hampshire, and for a long At the WASHINGTON PARK, 7th street, On THURSDAY, the 17th inst. The Seventh street cars convey persons from all sections of the city (by obtaining transfers atthe junction of cone) reais avenue and 7th street) to the gate of the inel hopare. Good Music has engaged,and no pains will be apsred to m: the ti fone » pane "pleasantly of all who may give thelr atten Tickets, TWENTY- riva CEATS; Oniares. TEN CENTS. time stationed at the Central Guardhouse. With Capt. Brown and his assistants, tho work unded their charge goes along as smooth- ly as clockwork. oe ee FLAG PRESENTATION.—On Thursday next, a splendid flag will be presented to the brigade of the first army corps known as the Iron Bri- gade, and composed of the 2d, 6th and 7th Wis- consin, 19th Indiana and 24th Michigan regi- ments. The fiag was got up by citizens of those States now living in Washington, and is a Very truly, O. B. LATHAM. THe Wizarp at His TRICKS AGaIn.—A country woman in the market this morning, holding a child about a year old—the child fell asleep, and its anxious mother covered it yn her shawl—shortly after it began to ba? Pan the mother soothed it for & moment, whén it began to cry louder—the moré tne mother coaxed and patted, the loader it screamed. She Taised the shawl, when to her astonishment, the infant was sleeping as if made of wax. No sooner had she covered it again, than it began to yell ten times as loud Up started the con- tounded and astonishedmother, then the child squealed like a pig; down dropped the child on the floor, who began to cry inearnest, mach to the annoyance of those around her. It was Wyman, the Ventriloquist, playing off one of his pranks, who begged the woman’s pardon for the fright he put her in. It was readily granted amid a roar of langhter when the trick was explained. is City Express.—Enos & Co., have estab- lished a city express for the delivery in all arts of the city. in Georgetown and at the Navy. Yard, of goods, packages and baggage. ‘Their vehicles and teams are first-class, and the drivers careful and accommodating. The office is at 61 Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets. A well-conducted enter- prise of this sort must, we think, haveabundant success, and Enos & Co. appear to be men of the right stripe to put itthrough. See adver- tisement. ere New Sinerne OLass will be penta. by the well known Prof. Alex. Wolowski, who kept his promise to his numerous friends and pupils, and has returned to Washington. All those who wish to read music readily and sing with taste, expression and finished style, will do well not to lose this Spromanty. Prof. Wo- lowski’s residence is 316 F street, corner of Eleventh street, and hours of reception only between 12 and 1 o’clock, p.m. Szcomp Warp Station OaseEs. — Sam Thomas, drunk and disorderly; $1.58. Jonn ran, do.; do. W. Clark, Oscar Powell, Henry F: airfax, John Fairfax and Washington Diggs, gambling; $1.58 each. Oscar Richter, disorderly, and Thomas, drunk and disor- derly; smissed. James Rove, disorderly; $1.55. James Reed, do.: $1.58. John Moran, drunk and disorderly; $1.58. aaah Areas EvFrect oF Betix Borp's CoNFINEMENT.— The close confinementin which Belle Boyd, charged with being aspy, has been held hav- ing been fonnd to have an unfavorable effeet upon her health, the Tigor of her imprisonment has been somewhat mi and shgis also allowed the privilege of walking half an hour each day under guard on the grass plot oppo- site the prison. So says a Washington letter. ee Sr. Masnerss ScunxDay ScHoor Pic-w1o will iven to-morrow at Washington Park, Sey. street. It will commence at 10 o’clock a. a and will close at aseasonable hour. Every arran; t has been made to secure a day of real enjoyment to all who may attend; and Tas icenic promises to be one of the most interest- z “thathas yet been held at this park. Dxriciovs GRaP: = Grimes icion ma; Lovehy delicious grapes may tore. The gra; on Kendall Green, and cine Paice: feeds Be tasted some ware, Concord, and other varieties, aad they are advertisement. splendid affair. It is of blue silk, with proper devices richly embroidered in the centre. Phe names of the regiments comprising the brigade and the battles in which they have participa- ted—viz: Gainesville, Bull Run, Antietam, Fredericksburg, South Mountain and Gettys- burg—are inscribed upon it. The flagis for the present on exhibition at Hudson Taylor’s book store,on the avenue. Mr. W. Y. Sellick, the military agent of the State of Wisconsin in this city, had been entrusted with the getting up of the iestimonial. a ROBBERRY AND ARREST.—Last night, a man named Thomas Fraser, while intoxicated and frolicking, went to a house on Tweifth, betwecn C and D street, where he was robbed. of betwee seven and eight hundred dollars in notes and checks. The case came to the knowl- edge of Sergeant Skippon and Patrolman Brewer, of the Third Ward. They went im- Mediately to work to seek out the robber and Tecover the money, and this morning arrested John C. Thompson, clerk at Camp Davis, and upon him found $473 in money and checks, which was identified by Fraser. The case was laid before Justice Thompson this morn- ing, and the Lanrege wishing to have a full in- vestigation, Justice Thompson committed the prisoner tor further hearing on Wednesday, at three o’clock p. m. ————E ROCKVILLE Arvains.—We are sorry tolearn that, on Thursday 27th ultimo, H. Brooke Jones, son of Mr. John L. T. Jones, of Medley’s Lis- trict, while on his way to Clarksburg, was thrown from his horse by which his skull was fractured, causidg his death within 21 hours. A good many more slaves have absconded rom our country whithin the past week. We Teas that many of our tarmers will be short of poly to saye their fall crops.— Rockville Sentinel ept. 11. —_—>_—__ SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day’s Star for interest- ing local articles. FamtLy FLour.—Welch’s family yeovaer Lan | } ten dollara = barrel at Batey’s store, corner Ez id L and Niath streets, a AMONG THE MANY Baar seation’ now before the public, as ceriaim cures for Bone have received such sree known ss Hostetter’s Cele! Bitters.” This tonic has bee: many virtues promnlaates throughout the States, and every day the p: ted with ibe intelligence of som: the use of theircelebrated *Bitters.”” In our prin. et cities, there are but few families who neglect * Bitters,” in furnishing their medicine closeta, v tonic, it is both mild and agreeable to the tante,and stimulating in its action upon the sys- tem. Fora certain cure for the fever and Agus, Fiatulence, Dyspessia. ant all other morbid dis- eases, it is sure walled. Sold by Drageists and. dealers generally every- b “Wholesale Agents—A. M. Bininger & Co., 237 je Bel4-e0St See AGAIN we call attention to the pe realy elegant and varied steck of Jewelry and Plat are now dis- played at the Dollar Store, 438 Pennsylvania ave- nue, near 432 street Be advised by us, ‘‘Go to the Dollar Store,” and invest your surplus cash Be 12-lw ee Great PeXNsyLVANta Route, via Baltimore and Harrisburg, to the North and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sige SE por time—low fare and sure connections, joldiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For sone and further information apply at the office of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing- ton. Office open from 5a.m. to 9p. m.; on Sun- days from 2to4dp.m. se 12 7 E. 0. Noxtox, Agent. Penn. WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star office coun- ter, at six cents per pound. jy23 ——>—__. iy domi tle Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, effectual Tymety~indeod, the only ve; e¢y ever discovered. Cures in Setpicti yg in twenty-four hours. mo belssm, ne saerctry Only ten t is the soldier's pore and a those who do not want to bi oned. Mal: ages, $2} female, $3. ritan’s Root and Bere eure Bores ee, tor 9.8 apecida oui Se oan 3B OvnEp.—Dr. Band's cures Spermatorrhaa. inal We = tata’ ate, rely te. acts of mee e moat skepti merits. Friee'gi $1 supons Bold br 8. . Ford, cor- avenue, ner llth street and Pa. ashington, and Henry Oook Alexandria. jaG-ly CoRws ARE THE UniversaL ToRMENT oF MAN- KIND.—To be relieved of these terrible evils call on Dr Wuitr and submit to his manipulations. le pack- Juices—A itive ms erofala Clears, | si "Price $1, or six bottles “Fora. See aavertisement, m5 Hundreds of our citizens testify wath, gratitude as to his =, ithe deaky ate. Dt ae, jorns, Bunions Dr. WHITE mak ons ores sure'to get relief No, 424 Penn, por building) boiween pe Rail Srowias in, in t] hiropody a won separ avenue(Lave & and-a-balfand i vOQUS, SEMINAL, URIMARY 5 nfs ana relisble treat- nap ier 5 Avs Address Senet Howard a BRT a Sat in‘sosled te Brug J. lel pei ‘isauaee zo Ours im 81x Da: Antidote, an English Specific o! standing, 1 eure ‘Goncrrhas, ‘in change of diet required. Price 91 3 Ford, corner llth street an ‘ashington, and Henry Cook, ‘Alexaz On the 10th inst., by the Rev. JAMES ACEING of Mehinond Waeto LAURA See ELL, of Baltimore, sd. s (Balt. papers please copy.) On the sth instant, in Alexandria, Va. by the Bev, Mr. 2; 303, GHRISTIAN, of the Con- HARMONY HALL, Green 3t., Georgetown. D, C.* Caan eWarns, foctirnet peal Gos br ree ts family. A@dreas Box 36, Btarofice, It" 6th Aq or Sasa Apply at No, nee ANTE) BH BI th Waker Leta RASH Sem ae #0 15 3¢" ‘nek at vaio ft rould make bimielt f xenerall i ss Sore ears Ber fr rade be a Inquire of B. W. ORM Tath street, Rettn’S WANTED Br Octo Dele x, TTUATION iby by ed to oe ras will ta torn Mea atertieast to any sitaation & be can movtain, apd will Letra paeral it of feferencen if Mt ieiiaore county, M se 15-3t* A nl wetheredvilie P. 0. Wie, JMMEDIATRLY_A small ONFOR- NISHED BOOM, with s pri dress, by note, to H. Bat Bier oftes wiatlag lo glo: at Btar office, cation. WASTEDS A WOMAN to do the wasbin aod rk of a rmall en OF Apply at JOHN HITZ oN No. 29 south A Uapitol eu the line of the city railway. * Wien AKER WANTED.—A good BREAD oer Soe Sos eneermens at the corner of B and ice will be given. sal cenmars a ere NOERE & BRO. aNaeD TO RENT—A HOUSS, or part ofa House, near Penn. syonges suitable for a sealies family. Address J. office, se ANTED-—A WAITE! one who understands ¢ 920 & month the whole y fe faa earent, 247 Penn. HE MANHATTAN OLUB take pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public that they will give their FIRST GRAND BALL, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, On THURSDAY, Sept. 17, 1368. The celebrated HOLY HILL BAND has been en- gaged for the occasion, and the Committee pledge themselves that it will be one of od best of the season. Tickets—ONB DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Committee. F.J. Bead, C.¥. Crump, C. H. Denham, H O.Espy, J. Linkins, ee 14 4t* GRAND BAILII, EMPLOYEES OF THE CORPORATION IN THE SEVENTH WARD Beg leave to announce to their friends and the A public that they will givea GRAND BALL, tthe TURNER HALL, New Jersey avenue, between B and O streets, near the Baltimore Depot, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16th, 126$, for the benefit of one of their drafted members, Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Committee of Arrangements. Capt.J.H.Birch, James Mitchell, M. McCormick, Oapt.B.Morgan, Thos, Kennedy, John Donough. James Feny, Jas. Kennedy, Be 12 4t* P4skrowases t DANCING, MR. GOODALL pespeereay, iatoen informs his friends and the public in DANCING, DEFORTHENT BORE TEE im and OLUB EXBEOI BEB) VIOL LIN and VIO- LONCELLO. on Oct st Mrs, G@OODALL will receive a site ted number oj pupils on the PIANOFORTE and BINGING. Par- Hetiare will aspear ina .ddrese—Corner of D and 24 ‘itreets. se ll-lw* Saitoes Ae WANTED. — Wanted immediately, three len to work on pants and threo good Vest Hands; also, two eae joat Hands. None but the best need apply te @. F. SOHAFER, Peds Ps. Avenue. bet 11th and 12th atreets, 4-3t* wax TED—An active and intelligeat reas GIBL, to assist in housework and plain pal ing ofa amail family. To a suitable person, a marent home feat obtainable. One without relative ren Preferred. Apply at No. 100 Prospect s et e- 86 14- 260 Penn, ares e 12 St A BOY WARTED—At vo. between 12th and 13t! WwW ANTED—A first- om OYSTEB-OPENER. Bost wages giveo. Apply to CHARL: KLOTZ.G@ street: near irih. PP © CHARLES W ‘voop wou BLACKSMITHS AND re .KMAN. J. Be 12-3t 611 Eleventh st. oy ANTED_A light TWO-HOUSE Wagon id Wt BN BSI a a BOE 8 for farm use; also. BuGer. with HARNESS. Apply to ‘Bw wv. TER, corner 7th streetand La avenna. se ies at WANTED—A GIRL to take care ofchildren and assistin housework. Recommendations re- quired. Apply at 479 Twelfth street, between F and @ atreets, se 12-tf WANTED rerpectable GIRL to do general housework in armall Bis family; tha best of wages paid. Inquire at MR8. GBOSSMAIER’S, on H, second house trom Ith atree:. _se 12 St* Ware a good COOK, WASHBRand IRON- eral wages will be paid. Apply at aie 12-3t between 9th ‘and 10th streets, inimediately. fe 12-3t was TED— A CABINET MAKER. One w! understands his business and is i, milling to make himself useful, will hear of a good by applying immediately at No. 318 Penn, ave., between 9th and 10th streets, se 12 St ANTED—A 8MALL wOUsR, or part of a ‘House, between 24 and 12th streets, conveni- ent to the Avenue, fora small family. Li = ward given for information at 8. GOLDST: 428 Penn. avenue. se ll-1w’ Baan wa WANeeD In a private family, by a ‘is wife. Location must be be- tween ! Hines ea ae streets and EB and L streets, Inquire at 409 Seventh st., corner of H. #10-lw* WANTED TO RENT—An UNFURNISHED HOU8S, containing 8 rooms, for which alibe- ral rent will be paid. Situation between 2 street ree 18th, and north of the Avenue and M aia Addrens, stating nd price, Clerk, Aasist’t Quarterm aste: sere fourteen ud feat, ye GO feat, hemes me iether et aoa or onthe stops ete | jecured by deed of eeuit :and ifthe farms are not fully complied wit in five days from _ the day of sale,the will resell ving perghurar at the Fak and’ on expense ot the defaultin, onone week’s noes ss in th ei hos Tat onveyancing at pa sa asa , epoLaTON,. ot Phoenix Bui iain Association. 3.0. McG & OO.. Aucts. = GREEN & WILLIAMS, inno Someert ‘OR BALE —Lot Mo, 8, in Square No. nn B street Galen between Ilth and 12th stree .. "ts land, fon ita Somtectapie re ee belonginy to the estate Seeger, will be sold at Puvtie: Bale. TUnSDAT mber yat 5 o’elock. Sale to take Bases 1 prema. Tei joeiaees = six = Pecbed met enti mont! secured rust 0: 802 fawlweo Baan ‘ WILLIAM, "Ruets By THOMAS DOMLEG Auctioneer. toon, D.C. car pela ouss AND LO A IN ora, “Will bo wld on on ABD AY, Beat ith, ats or ‘clock, on th po tng the House an Lot at Ben corner’ or Je! erecn aad Ow Sane motes e wo, \e ia it Water atrect by 88 foet om Jefferson, and is ioe Back bullafa a ree) Three-story Brick House with Terms ; fourth cach it months; one-fourta in irelve montha,” His fours in eighteen months THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r. By THOMAS BOW MEG, Auctioneer, A DMINIETRATONS. 5, sake if OROCKBRY, Gvasswars, Tinwa upware, TixxeRs? Toous, Hovesuorp Foamitons. &c.,&0..a7 Avo. Tiox.—I will Nek" order of nof the Hon. Court, on WEDN MORNING next, Se; 16th, at 10 o’elock at thet Tesidence: f the late John Hawkins, No. 114 High street, all of eis effects, consisting of general raver aans of Crockery Ware, Giass Ware, Tin Ware. Hard Ware, &c., such as is usually est, ina retail store. Also, s complete assortment of Tinners’ eck: Benches, New Tin, &c. Also. a general assortment of Household and Kitchen Far: Terms: 920 and under cash ; ‘over $20 a creditof 60 and 9 days for satis: factorily endorsed notes bearing interest. Sale vositi CHAS, T. HAWEING, Administrator, 8e9 THOS. WLING Auct’r. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers VAsvABLE PROPERTY FOR BALE. pent belonging. to the estate o! the —- Alexander Bhepher: ‘he sale will take on the premises WEDNESDAY BYSNING, pisee [sent rey 16th, at 5o’clock, One-ha.f cash ; balance in sixand twelve , eeu deed of trust on the premises. 80 2-2awiweo REEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. By J.C. MOGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, feat a ne SALE OF aL Ae Beau Lue. ATE IM NOON or ITY, pay" AFTERNOON, 16th ne 3 Palock on the premises, by virtue of deed of a of trast it, bearl date en the 2d day of June. and Tecorded smong the land records of vivashin District of Salama folios ats eee a he at public auction, to the highest, iddor, all that certain lot or parcel ound, in a City of Washi — known and deagunted ax loowanioe six (6), visior of square number nine hun tr (915), improved by a frame dwelling house. ‘Terms: One-third eash be paid a' er im equa: payments onths from the leferred payments to Sioarel by on the eepeTsy. Ané if the terms are not fully com ith within five days frem the day of sale, serve the right te ‘rustees re yenell the property at the risk and coat of the de- faulting purehaser, on one week’s notice in the Washington Sar, All conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser. © purchaser. ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, Trortees of Ph wii, Building tion, nix Bulidia ; of Phas Pang Qeseiatien. au ll-ee&ds RAND BALL, Tus UNITE TED AMEOOTAT TON wi Third Grand Ball a! Pottows” aan avy Yard oa HUME AY SV VENING, Sept. 17th ts G1, aft ea ings gontlectau and ye ts “by order of ge 10-7t COMMITTEE. A Fie NIO FOB THE BENEFIT or ST. MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL BE LD At the WASHINGTON PARK, 7th street, On WEDNESDAY. the i6th inst., Commencing at 100’elock s. m, and closing a ae A good COTILLION BAND will be in attend- “"Pertons wishing to visit the Park will find a le conveyance to a8 from the grounds, he City Railroad o1 "ri ickets of ‘admimion, B, for gentleman, 50 cents; for a lady, 25 cents; for children. 10 cente—to be had of any of the @ their rom mst! Geo. Harvey, W.M. Hagh Tam ult, Thos.Oogan, Dan’ Myer: RE tarvey, 7" John Green, Jas. Chapmsn, Walter Drury, MOT Miteesrald GFL Hee” Joneghe testing ic % well, Josep! 8, Wm. rage? Thos. Williams, C.¥, Queen, Joka fullivan, Dan‘ Linkins [Chronicle.} eT CURE ET AND 8TRING BAND.— The undersigned respectfully announces to the public, that he inready to farnish Music, for Private Parties. Balls. Pic-Nics, Parades, 3 Exhibitions, etc., with any number of Musiciars required. at the shortest notice, by leaving orders at John Iseman’s, corner of Ponneylyanis avenue ard 4th street east. EMAN, 8e9 3m* D. DENTISTRY. 'R. LEWIE Has removed to 242 Pean. avenue, two doors above his former office, Uall and examine the Dr.’s New ie anni Fee ihe wate Y iacaapee ron to sr tone any is ther ‘mode, 2 tise, Also, Reeth extracted ot! in use. rien deeate chen dented Terms mode recta all cases. Be 12 ly GaTRD rea: ip wood MILLI wages paid, Apply at 6H ket Spach between fnana WAtTED-FURNIBH: private family, to9months. Address New York particolars. 2D,— N AND BOYS Oak ace a il recta ing, at reduc al venth a1 just below the Northorn Market, iy ete” Wad IMMEDIATELY — Twenty re ENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to pst workmen, ‘and none others will be accepted. seely to the Government Carpenter nee. on K eet, near the corner of Seventeenth street Lieut. Col. B. M. GR. ENS. Ohief Quartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington. J BRUCE & CO. want all to know that they can « buy better Clothing, at lower prices, at 464 Seventh street, than elsewhere. dy 14-tr ABDED: —Everybody to know that they can Ree, their Olothi at reduced aiices at postgres ae Beventh opposite sh Gi ity ‘ost WARD : cee Fa Bea TyRRITORS, BO, iT le ms pousing| and Housefurnishing @ es BAD, ODER, hes a small October Ist, + SS, ae E. 'KINGSLAN D; OT avenue, wCOrner Mth street, ving fal ods gfeve “SB OHLY cae 438.7 ni st mar 9-tf Det G id H LOST AND FOUND. side FOR SALE AND RENT {For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.] a, BOOMB TO eyed ld v Fw eon Gand it stress rcomfortable nea’ Yel BED ROOMS. and BITTING | Ro PA LOB. The ielghdorhood 1 isonet mabet do = in the city, oo ing them? No shilaren ia the FoR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, situated as street, bet. 6th and 7th sts., No. 5S2. 1t* FS8, BENT.<A STORE to let, on 7th str Ieland. No. 667, with all the fixtures, A riage for sale. tnquire on the pre: PORTABLE HOUBE—8 BY 16 FEET; ALSO 4 Tent. 14 by 21 feet, beth in good order, for sale. Inquire of H. M. RANNBY, st the Smithsonian urant, No. 497 Tenth street. FURNISHED BOOM8—For vatlonen ae at 264 F street, between 13th and 14th streets, near Willards’ and the Ebbitt House. House new ly painted and furnished, The location is = beat in the city. ge 15-3t* FS RENT—A HOUSE, coutainine four large rooms, extra a. srostion ineaeiaraly also a first-c ass on and room gteneile used ina taker, Apply to F. CALLALEE & CO ,corner of7thand Dsts., Island. se 15 ancl & Aira Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. LE IMPROV: S42 OF VALU. Un. at ‘auction On yet ber, ait ell. om 4 cH mber 35, in 63 foot 2 inches = oe aon de avenue, andra ning back i? 7 : i vements thereon, ots s wo-story ands attic brick house, wi ent, be, a aide building wi can be tonde sao 8 dwell- 180 on th 89 avenue. and crak sold in Puneet A fae “ : to porcbaners. rms: One-third cash ; Pe rep in three, six ziosene see lve months, 'A deed given and adeet Secl5-cokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. "TRosraas SALE OF REE STORY BRICK DwELiG-nov: ee at. virtue L snd recorded Jn wuinerd. £3 8. ee es et land ith in Washington Die oltre of Oalenbhe um art «nown asthe north it No. 18, in Square to nded Bed deteribed 29 follony BS ier Fourth street east, ts ae fooheet theast ¢ iot andy eeueilne it Tet’ “og “ae nk i the southwest forme rem | }, SXCe| of hes 4 width Funning ser: sendin neat south line inane The premises above described are ved pmeee meee brick dwelling house, ee ay near the corner of north A and Fourth street, three squares north of she Os oe Spon, 4 e- cash ; balance in equ: a ments at wring ta and eighteen ae: Dee secured by deed of on the premises, Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in five day r the sale, the Trastee reserves the right to re-sell, at the risk and cost we first puremaser, on giving three days’ notice of src re aie. eS selScokds GREEW & WILLIAMS aectes: By J.C. MeGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, ‘ORPORATION OF WASHINGTON, SIX CREE ERT. Sock ae Arossox. —On SATUR ATTEENOON Sept. at Cvalock. at the Auc- tion Rooms, we shal Teel’, fa ‘ms to suit— Corporation ef Washihgton six per cent. 1 ee farmers and Mechanics Bank of Georgetown Terme cash, J.C. MeGUIRE & OO., Aucts. = 3. O. MeGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, Pweme Se any Borate a ees ae 8,4? THUBSDAY ABTEWNOON. at's o'clock on tee premises, we shall sell, Lot'No. 26, in subai inion pal Bavare Bi ia: 885, fronting 3 20 feet al Tenth street ei een no! and B streets, and running Dack'95 feet to a wide alley 5 ‘Terme of: eee cash, hand % ‘without renerv. _seld J. 0. MoGUIRE & O0., Auct'rs, By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. Dee LOT AND SMALL BRICK vee ON SIXTH STREBT. BETWEEN I axon K yee Avorion. en BID AY avraR LAND. aT PUBL! mOOR se we shell sal Lot foot. on Clethe street west, os oy and running bac’ teet toa alley. aud improved by ssmall Brick House, son- taizing two roo! Terms ofaaic cash “and without rese! 3.6, MoGUIBE & 00, Aucts. = J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. Nikee AUD DESIBASLE BRICK DWELLING House on VIRGINIA AVENUE, BETWREN 3D AND feerat 4% Pusiic Avction._On #RIDAY # ‘BENOON %. 18th, at 5 o'clock the pagent shail seil — TotWo.23. in subdivision of ae aoe irginia ayenue, Ws ets, 100 feet, mith, a dd, t alley ranp: depth ofthe Lo} a the west ae, eet deve areolar /eoDtteting ofa iain. Dyelling House and bri me Pack buildi: Terms: One-third Sain and and, treive ‘on thg > with ineeret seoured bys a on the premises. J.C. McGUIRE & 00.. Aucts. By GREBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BR BALB AT AUOTION.—On THURSDAY, F° the 17th of +) 866 O'olock p. m.. I ill sell a7RAuE BGO ‘and LOT, in Square 961, fron! foot on K streot south and 63 fet on ike streak one of ‘the most desirabie lots in the ¥ besee Med eter male our t can the sale. QUEEN No C6 Lavave best the rae poly ae ae colt d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, {000 Two srony yrauu HOUSE ‘ON THE woah ial fa fe secretes 18th instan’ até Hep const Bau oo, thet foporeaent, ns! ol 'o-| fame Ho: Fe! Kite gna phous, This pro; oo fronts on Bi th atreet west, next to the e¢ corner oreontae 3 street, and runs back to an alley. Be 11 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Fo BENT—SfORE HOUSE No. 188 Beige street, (near Market House,) Georgetown, C. The best stand in Geor, tion giro JOHN J. BOG se 15-30" town. For informa: B, Georgetown, D.O. O8T—A smali black and tan-colored TEBRIER 4 DOG, A libera! reward will be given by re- is ate him to No. 183 Penn. avenue and I7th st. Be 15 3t* L987503 Monday morning, the 14th instant, be- tween the Treasury and War Depatments, a BUNDLE OF PAPERS, among others a monthly pass to Alexandria and return The finder will re- A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—IN TAR First Ward, ten rooms, one hundred and thirty per month, For further particulars inquire at the scuthwest corner of 8th and D streets, between the hours of 6 and 6 0’clock p.m, e 15-3t* j URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—A comfor- tably-furmished House, pleasantly, situated, will be rented for the winter ceive the thanks of the owner. ray are of po | Rent 235 er month in advance. Reference yalue to any one except the owner. Please leave | quired. Address F. M., Box 73, P. 0, Washing them at the Star office. Ll ton se 15-3t™ NQUND—In' City Railroad Cars STSGuK aE: ER B LITTL. UsE AND LOT FOR ¥ Pupieotsmioeaeant aft those! | Vous cae fin Mam be teeing ving e Uni four rooms eac!} a otel in Geergtown, will hear aaa tie eae Maker, corner of Dane 10t! se M-Iw* > PLBssuRE BOATS ee LET BY THE DAY OR The yacht LIVE YANERB (fastest eat on the ri 12 persons; also, ver) ey Mee b italy pe’ plans art ance ae and ire semecty for 3 persons. Appl: to BARNES Baiimakers, 635 Bleventh street, near Riley’s wharf. Parties yishing boats for Bunday should engage them beforehadd, Be I re Lowa pair of GOLD SPEOTAOLES ‘eaver's Stall in Center Market. The find PO aaconely rewarded by calling be poe age een 2th and Ziat sts. {OR RENT—In Sia @ Niocely-fur- nisbed HOUSE, containing 9 rooms; two room3 reserved. Reference required, Inquire at No 91 Brides street. 88 14 3t* (OUND- On the 10th instant, SHEMEB Aig LO COW, with a youn tied in the woods the owner Ge ' vetby eal cuitag at the cor- ‘at streets. Me listera weet EDWARD BYRNB. COAL AND WOOD. ON HAND AND FOR SALE: RED ASH, EGG AND STOVE, WHITE ASH, EGG AND STOVE, FURNACE AND CUMBERLAND COALS. ALSO, HICKORY, OAK AND PINE WOOD, Sawed and Split to any length or size, or in the cord length, at the lowest market prices. G, L. SHERIFF. Office—Pennsylvania avenue, bet, 3d and 4% Sts. Yard—4% street and Canal. se 12-lw i PLENDID quar ‘BOM KENDALL GREEN. Samples of thoes delicious Grapes may be seen at Gilman’s Drug Store, Pennsylvania avenue, pear Metropolitan Hotel, where Nora I order will re- attent tion. watt be aad at ceive prom Pearson’s Fruit it Btore, Non fie aad 493 Bi aie street and at stall No. — in the Oentre Marke! market da: hey include all the enoice Tariolieg old. very Families tupplied daily or othorwiscin small or! large quan- R. BH. TOWNSEND CONTINUES caeree 4 ° Felock B. mw.) to give ler in the Art of Ringing end Harg hs Piensa’ Organ. Apply at N . ear léth, or address through the 2. se 51m" 496 gurntitivce $98 ‘elve' jold priced GOLD PAP ieee alsicont Gam to Miss PATSBY PITTS, of Alex- ay ad Th ea on Thuraday, the Poesy ery N 1A, eged 9 yoars and 13 4 instant, HaaY a tla ae pay te ers beloved dangh- on fonda ath inst, JON. jamin and Marth Leach, aged Our hope is ee ae fast, Ban sleep th ve area is past, Nour Jonale no more.” at 10% STigirbTolock fro au parents THe esi Ay frigads oft of the family are LB awia OsI0R Gee gaa ge saya ey aveque: Fhe age onmey a Lette chs Glazed and Blank PAPEBS at ws Win DOW SE. ry B of any required style or sae, in store or made orders Tor Pape ar Window Shades \y execu’ ity or paggicidy ge Terms cast for oF labor. when pur- one erat Beatin ured o ned rm avers, nt rs ol au yo-im"it Sad voltae? wal i | UNITED STATES 5-20 BONDS, UNITED BTATRS 7-20 TREASURY NOTES, UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881, UNITBD STATRB OERTIFIOATES OF IX- DEBTEDNES. Gold. Silver, Uneurrent Money, Exchange on all parts of Burope and the Northern Cities, BOUGHT AND SOLD, ‘We are authorised to furnish §-® Bonds at par Until the Ist of August next, when the priviledge ‘Orders ft Btocks and Gol. exeented Mow York bed in Now Sr a. FANT & CO.. Boe tepumeminaae SE & BEWARD.—Strayed or stolen from the sub ¢) scriber, on Saturday night, Sept. 5th, a BAY HORSE ; jammed intheshoulders; two small white i@ under the saddle, and one shoe off. The shove powaréy will be paid for the ate ‘of the Horse to me or to my son SAMUEL 8. HOOVER, at either market, BIA A, HOOVER, Aministratrix, sel4 3t* cor. 6h and P streets. DitB19t OF OF CoLU mee. Course at Washing- ton—I hereby certify that George B. Tingle, of Washington county, near the 7 street Toll ate, brou Ebelors ma, shel subscriber, one of the ‘ustices of the Peace in and for sa‘d county, this 12th day of September, 1353, as estray, trespi upon his enclosures, ® W of common face, colored selowisy, brindle and white! right hind leg white, tail white in the middle and colored ateach end, colored spot around each eye, wide horrs ; supposed to be four or five years old, Given under my hand and seal. N. CALLAN, J. P. [t.8] The owner of the above described Cow will please come forward, pi ove property, psy chargesand take it nels sit GEO. E. TINGLE. DitB10r OF COLUMBIA, County of Wasking- ton.—L hereby certify that Marx How1ty, of the City and County of Washington, brought before me, the subscriber, one of juatioss ofthe peace of snd for said county, this ninth day uy tepiember, in the year 1953, as a stray.a DAR AY HORSE MUL! ‘about CI yeat old; no ee except on the Boulder; w) ron collar ghee all round; tail has been shaved, but Bot lal Gives under my hand this ninth day of Septem- tader my DAN’L HOWLAND, 3. P. The Owner ‘please call at my house, on Boun- dary street. between 33th and Mth streets, pay Che tag eTOve BrOverty, And tae TP ROWLIN, ESTRAY—On the 2th of August ee RE, about 4 years old; on eo bind fore foot white; ha ; conga 7) the diste: + im per. a Ly In reques ‘come orwar rove property, », ‘gen, and tak a erwise she disposed of according 40 uw wall be Precinet P an abies | th inet Police lop No. an -a- Bi ee eet before me the subecr mae Peace ip and forthe ois a ear of September, ia she year Sion Hons stton sit hind feoks forehead; sore shoulder ; shodall round ; SBR ay beet § DAN) po ey Snes about roast OR SALE—With possession on the f October pext. the large four-story DWELLING: HOUSE, No. 388, on the north side cf street north, between 3d and 43; streets west, pple, to JAMES TOWLES, Property agent ae atreet north, aa ROOMS TO eT = Chambers. No 424 Fiftesnth street, bet, New York avenue and H. se 12-3t* rmaneut good Bie ERY FOR SALE—Doing ouriness. Inquire at 432 north 7th ares pet CoxsoriONERY AND CAKE BAKERY FOR Bale. Low rent; good location. For further particulars apply, 36 Seventh st. se 12-3" BASE OF A —— FUBNISHED HOUSE 4 For Sale. Tbe most desirabie Ipcation in the city, nesr Willard’s, Now fullof boarders Ad- dress G. W. Star office. se]2-3t* OR SALE,—A neat FRAME HOUSB, containing Roy eR ina desirable location, ote ae and possession Ca ila No 0. 00 Corner of 9th Sirect, west and af 8el2-3t* to a ge! TO LET- Teo FURNISHED ROOMS, tieman and iady tuat will pay a Yair pric renien' tions ate of accom: . Apply, No, 183 G atri street north. Foe RENT, (in a big family—tor a pinele Ou nbat,foat tion’ Torr desicabje: Galy 30 story CHAM: » local wee de only so it of the railroad and Birds Sat ahaa neanasSogued ant elit Enquire 460 Ni ork avenue, near 15th street. Be 12. 3t* AND FOR SALE—Twol seunbl Aptana fora sees the District, Inquire of DB. H. B. NOBLE, Tee Bane Qve bet. ith and lath ste;_se 11-6t" 0 LET.—A respectable bathed famntly wishes to oms, (one of lar, Te oath he fre oor) untaraiedy tgs respectable t ehildren. on Bat ick 1-5t* ‘SALB.—That celta ith covered vei BoE Coes re TOR Paes eee aaieets sto pe se 1i-sw* WEEE & BEVEE DGB, Usit=> STATES MGRSHAL/S SALE FERNITURE, Belonging to C. S. Wallach, wnder the Confiscation Act. virtue of a writ of ven venditoni exponias issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Oclumbia holding a Distri¢t Cor and me directed, I will expose to Sabie! ane = gine ae i sate formerly occupied b o.8 ach, 01 e, be tween *d’and 41 "0b THURSDAY, the ith day of Beplembor instant, oommencine at Werciock ‘arviture, the foll Goods, Chattels, and Fi coined, inaint oad af “cepdemaned aa the farniture of ray stack be sold for the use of the Lot Oilelota 2 Gashion Hat Back, t Visho'y W Washstands Lot Chairs, Lot Mahog'y Wardrobes, Lot Car; Lot pahou’y x Bureaus, Hinproidered Gartains, cers CaseOurtsina, bs g yooking Glasses o> olstera in, tii Bece} tion vohatrs, aie therbeds: ves. Marbietae 4 Tables, Bocking ‘Ghsir i. Sideboards, Medicine Obest, Eacge lot lot Carpets, es Enrge lot Washstands, Lot Kitchen Fareitare, eee lot Chamber Ser eet, » Barro pa Together’ with "with h many other articles not enume- ‘ WARD B. LAMON, ge 5-dts ‘3, Marabil, By J. 0. McGUIBE & 00., Pea pustte SALE OF A MOST ELIGIBLE BUILD- inc Lor ried A ae or rd. Midale Erasmus J. matter of ente ion y cna aw dleranter te iatersen, minor heita'6 oor William and de- tition, veuid anlage’ h heirs aie ees ion Muituated on Ninth atr. on, a tm the city of W ’ nud aiean id city a8 lot uished om the of umber slgntaen (18), in aed number nzee hundred and tyaalant (oe). con pot ee eon ia Seles ny inches. ae aceon. cash ; Ry Freee ea me ah Pfastalmen, tyable’ fect, in aor yoaire tha, with 10