Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1863, Page 3

ee aia LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ‘onn's THEATER.—“The Naiad Queen” ne comed of “Delicate Ground” will both be serformed to-night again at Ford’s, “The aiad Queen” is so popoiar that it fs scarcely necessary to call attention to it. Peo} le will GO to see it. Mr.Chas. Wheatleigh, since his advent among us, has become quite popglar. ace WASHINGTON THEATER.—The perform: here to-night will commence with the play of the ‘oung Widow.” Mr. J. ©. Dunn will sing “No one to live,” after which will be per- tormed the melo-dramatic sketch of the “Goun- i rfeiter,” and the whole performance will conclude witn the screaming farce of “The Stace Struck Tailor.” This is a good bill, and to make it more attractive the ghost will appear. Canterrurny was sgain crowded last night. “The ghost” appeardd again, and was, as usual, loudly applauded. Besides, the entire comp:ny appeared im one of the best bills of the season. Millie and Clara Fowler were charmingly graceful in the cance, and the y performers, Lillie Brandon, Julia Rich- Florence Rivers, and others, also did rts well. Vauisties.—Fitzsimmons’ play, “The Mar- Tax CrvncH Rosners.—Tho three boys, Daniel McCarty, John Murray and 1 Hurley, who were arrested for robbing T! Church, had 8 hearing before Justice Giberson and | yesterday. Two weretwelve years of age, and one ten. Although the offense was clearly proven, the tender age of the little fellows | saved them from commitment to the county | derer’s Doom,” will be performed to-night | again, and incidental to it the Ghost” will appear. The regular company will all ap- pear in @ regular concert Dall entertainment, and Miss Mazora Arnoldi will give her cias- delineations of Roman and Grecian stat- usry. Wyman, the Wizard, is having good audi- | Wes sent to the workhouse for ninety day jail for trialatconrt, Daniel Harley, who was 8 pomeven could not be released without pun~ is! Jchn Murray received a like sentence, an Daniel McCarty was dismissed upon his prom- ise to leave the city to day. ‘ —— Jvverite THieves._This morning three 10 s, uo one of them over fifteen years of age, went into a shop near Seventh street, anc stole a silver watch from a colored mau named Daniel Gill. Two of them, Jno. Mans- field ana George Clark, were arrested and the watch recovered, by Officer Burch. Theevi- | dence against them gave them a very bad char- acter—one was charged with stealing a shirt; another with searching the pockets of a soldfer lying drnnk in the market, and the gang they | belong to were acensed of lounging around the shops and stores seeking opportunities to steal. They were committed to jail for court. ges Domestic TrovuBLes.—On Monday night, Michael Nash, wo works in the Navy-Yurd | and resides in Swampoodle, on going home | with bis month’s wages ia his pocket, found his | { ences at Odd Fellows” Hall, nightly, and ot | course everg one is delighted. His moving and speakid® automata create a great deal of amusement, and élicit much applause. They are weil worth seeing; and the Professor's feats of ventriloquism are also worth noticing. Batt To migHT.—The employees of the cor- porstion in the Seventh Ward will give a grand bail to-night at Turner Hall, on New Jersey avenue; the proceeds to be devoted to securing & substitute lor a drafted man. eS wT ‘Tue Drart.—Afiter our report closed yester- day, the following cases were disposed of by the Board of Enrollment: Andrew Jackson, only son of widow. Francis Frish, alien. T. J. Johnson, paid commutation. Robert Lewis, only son of widow. Wm. Dayis, only parent of children. George Cole, disability. Anioue Devoto, alien. Henry Albert, alien. Wm. Hill, (colored,) accepted. Wm. Joy, furnished substitute—W. Hill. James Styers, (colored,) furnished substi- tute—Robert J. Johnson. M. O. Shanghnessey, disability. James Fletcher, disability. Andrew Smith, alien. Jobn Wineberger, furnished substitute— Ww. Smally. Richard Polkinhorn, paid commutation Jomes Hataway, under age. colored,) accepted. Alva L. Morris, disability bh Hammona, disability. min Johnson, disability. Pollock, paid commutation X, under age. tleman, paid commutation. Jo yne, disability. Jonn Willia (colored,) accopted. i ai Cis olla Fovrty PrrspytTertan CuurcH.—From an article in the Jafelligencer of this morning we the foliowing relative to the Fourth Pres- p Cuurch, under charge of Rey. Jonn U. Smith, who, on Sunday last, preached a sermon in reyiew of its progress within the last twenty- four years, during which time it has been under his pastoral charge. The church was founded in the year i527, the late Rev. J. N. Danforth being tis first pastor. He was succeeded by Rey. Mason Noble, who removed to the city of New York in the summer of 1539, and on the luth of September following, Dr. Smith, who for several years previously had very accvept- ably filled one of the pulpits in Georgetown, was culled to the Fourth Church. In his ser- mon on Sunday, Dr. Smith stated that up to the tme when he was chosen pastor of the Fourth Church there had been enrolled upon its records 337 communicants. Of this number 32 bave died during the last twenty-four years, and only 46 now remain on the roll of the church. But within the same time S!6 commu- nicants have been added to the church, and of these 88 have died, making the whole number of deaths in twenty-four years 120. Within the same time the Pastor has married 452 couples and ‘aptised into the church 607 persons, in- cluding intants and adults, ee FALLING WALL.—Last night, abont half past nine o’ciock, an addition to the main south wall of the building on Seventh street occupied by Mir. Wm. Ballantyne as a bookstore, tell out, exposing the shelves and gooda of the bookstore, but doing do further harm. Adjoining this building on the south, and detween it and Odd Fellows’ Hall, a foundation is being dug for a new building for J.S. Top- ham, saddier. The workmen, it appears, were not sufficiently cautious, and cug below the toundation of the wall of the building occupied by Mr. Ballantyne, without placing proper supports under it. When Mr. B. was pre- paring to close last evening, he found tha? he could not get his shutters up, and that there was g:eat difllculty in closing the doors. The iruth at once became apparent that the wall ‘was settling, and shortly after, as was feared, that portion of the wall mentioned above tell. The main wall bas not, as yet, fallen, but it is in a very precarious condition. The efforts of the workmen, who are now engaged in prop- pirg it up and in planting piers under it, may, however, prevent its falling. The circumstance attracted quite a crowd of Spectators lastevening and again this morning. SEPT ES ALEXANDRIA A¥F¥FAIns.—The Auditor of Public Accounts gives notices that all monies tohe paid into the Treasury of Virginia, may be deposited in the Branch of the Exchange Bank of this city. A tire occurred this morning about 5 o'clock, which destroyed two frame wharehouses on the Fish wharf, one belonging to Mr. John Ballenger, and one recently built by the U. Government. They were filled with grain Ss and some contraband” goods which were ly allconsumed. The steam fire engines were quickly on ‘the spot. Owing to revairs bem@made on the Stin engine, it conld not be used. The origin of the fire is not mown. A number of persons haye recen' in ar- restea by the Provost Guard, on a charge of selling liquor, contrary to military orders, and ed $100 eneh. Among them were J. R. heen. Marshal House; W.M. Wescott; Dick- 1nd Murphy; —— Belk; Richard Smith, the preter of the McOlellan saloon on Cameron and the proprietor of the Continental Otel. Several persons havé also been im- ssoned tor selling whisky to soldiers.—Aler- 1oth. Sek SE Bees ProTRacTED Mrerines.—A series of invet ing: are new being heid at McKendree Chapel which are yery largely attend + Up to this ume the result Bas bech the accr2aion of ten or twelve persons to the membership. The min- ister i: charge, Rev. Jobn Trush, is assisted by severad ministers of the other churches.of that <i) nemination. A protracted meeting was also commencad at the Ninth street Methodist Protestant Church on Sundsy vigh!, under the charge ef Rev. T. Coekel tron Georgetown, Alexendria and the sur- rounding country are assisting in this meeting. — VPRESENTATION.—A lide episode of so grat a painure occurred intely at U.S. General Jiospital Emory, as to b® worthy of a place in ‘olumms. W. H. Combs, au acting as- r sipient ef a rd, sasb and bel', uae preseata- ting made by Ward Master Emerson in lot the inmates of Ward B. Dr. Combs has heen attached to this hospital for the wast fifteen months, and, by bis uniform urbanity aud genilemanty deportment, together with his tessigual skill, has won the esteem of all bom he has been associated. The na- merous {fiends of our respected will pre vith pleasure of this mark of ap- ad esteem in bis early career. wah -ehie tx Orritans’ COvRT.—Yesterday morning let- ters te mentary were issued to John L. Ed- wards om the personal estate of Mrs. Mury B. | c. Edwards. Letters of administration and were lh of John Kelly and to bis children. The will of Jane Butler was fully proved, and Rev. Jacob A. Walter bonded ‘as resid: wary legatee, the property having been be- queathed to him in trust for the benefit of the poor cf St. Patrick’s parish. guardianship ——— Aytroyta J, Forp 1x THB OLD CarrtoL,— Miss Antonia J. Ford, of Gen. Stoughtor noto- y. was this morning seat to the Old Capi- tol by Col. Wells. She was arrested at the time of the capture of Gen. Stoughton, it willbe re- membered, and sabocunsn ordered South. She returned to Fairfax C, H.on Saturday last, at which place she was arrested by Lol. Lowell, ‘who forwarded her to this city. She will, evi- dently, remain inthe Old Capitola sufficient ath of timeto refiect upon the evil of ber. ways.—Alex. News, Sept. Aste LacTeaL,—Oonspiaint having been made by certain owners of cows that a steward of Har- wood Hospital was Inthe habit of penning up their spimals and milking them, the case was referred to Lieut. of the Detective Vorpys who reports e milking.was. im accord-: nce with orders the surgeon in charge, who pronounces the cows a nuisance. | Cc. ‘The minisicrs of this Genominatiates ung citizen | ued to Mrs. Bridget Katly on the estate | wite Ellen alittle boozy, and fearing to trust her with the money, gave her only fifty cents, with which she bought a bresktast for him. Yesterday morning, Michael started to work, but got drank in the nvizhborhood of thy Navy- Yard, and went to sleep under a tree, where he | was found by Ellen, who attempted to wake } ij { i i { | | Dete: | men’s Chamber, at the City Hall. | Im sealed let! 1; him up by Kicking him in the face. Oificer Beallarrested them, aud Justice Cull dismissed Michael bat fined Even $1.50, ee DisLoyaLty.—Last night, while Mr. Edeson was singing a Union song in the performances ut Canterbury Halil, Mr. George W. Hilston, a clerk in ove of the departments, hissed it. Mr. Henry Dubant, who was near him at the time, immediately arrested him and delivered him to vatrolmzn Lynch, who carmed bim to the Yourth Ward station house, from whence he was transferred to the military authorities at the Central Guardhouse. age aS Deav.—Mr. Jas. McFaul, a well-knowao proprietor of hacks, who, in & moment of insanity, leaped trom the window of his resi- dence on Third street, near Maryland avenue, a few days ago, has died of the injuries he re- ceived. — THE Brannin Homiciru.—A hearing before Justice Giberson in tie case of Policeman Thompson, charged vith shooting Military + Brannin, is going on in the Aider- We shall give full particulars in our second edition. abies a eaeabioes Mr. Epiror:—The notice of a shooting af- fray appeared in your issue of the 3ist ultimo, and believing your reporter :ohave been gross- ly misinformed of the facts of the affair, and believing it my duty to make « tuir statement of the facts as they occurred, you will oblige me by giving the following correct statement a place in your columns: On the night of the 26th of August, as myself and a friend were passing the corner of Thir- teenth street and New York avenue, we were called into the segar store near the corser of Thirteenth street by an acquaintance to take a drink. We went in and found some six or eight other persons there, of whom Mr. Brant Was one of the number. We gotone drink, and I then invited the whole party in the house to join me in another drink, which they did. I then walked through the store into the back foor, «nd found u girl there, and while we were tajking Mr. Brant came up and asked me what business I had there. I teld him I thought I had as much right there as he had, when he Tuck me cn the breast, knocking me off the oor-sill into the yard. I then wentout inthe street and got a stone, and went back and asked him what authority he had for striking me. He then showed me a badge which he had con- cealed under his coat, which I took tobe a fireman's badge, and put ont my hand to ex- amine it, when he shoved me off very roughly. I then strnck him with the stone. He imme- diately drew his pistol, and said if I struck him again he would shoot me. We then had some words, and while | was talking to him he shot me. @ was net called into the place to quell any disturbance; he was there before I got there. We were all very friendly and sociable together until he made the disturbance. The above facts I can prove, and will do so if necessary. Yours, &c. 1t* J. E. Rivewar. gs AGAIN we call attention to the really elegant and va stock of Jewelry and lated Ware now dis- played at the Doliar Store, 13% Pennsylvania ave- nue, near 4}, atreet. Be advised by ns, **Go to the meee Sere and invest your surplus cash Be 12-1w™ eg ee Gueat? PeNNsYLvania Koure, via Baltimore and Harrishure. to the Norh and West —Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—gaick time—low fare and sare connections. Soldiera’ tichots sold through at Government rates. Por tickets and further information apply st the office of Great Pennsylvania Rocte, norths corner of Pennsylvania avenge and sixth street, Washing- ton. Office open from $a. m. to 9p. m.; on Sun- days from 2 to 4 p.m. se 12 ly E. 0. Norton, Agent, WRaPri¥a PAPER for sale at the Star office coun- ter, at six cents per pound. jy a2 Harr Dre! Hatx Drett Batehelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in th world. The only harmiess, 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 skin, leaving the hair soft and besutiful; imparta fresh vitality frequently re- storing ita pristine color, and rectifies the illeffects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed Winutam A Barour.or, all others are mere fmitations, and should be avoided Sold by all druggists, &c. Fac- tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly ees sete SPeaMarORRH@A CAN —Dr. Specific cures ‘Spermaiorrhaa. Sere ak 2 he lnpctency, Loss of Power, etc., speedily and «fectual- ye -effesta are truly magical. A trial oft ific, will convince the most skeptical of its merits, Price $1 a box. Bold by eB. Ford, cor- 8. ner lth street and Pa. ave: ‘Waahingto: Henry Gook Alexandria. srt hace OY ee Dx. Dupowr’s Sugar-coatod Fomale Regulath Pills are the very fattan use. They eaten aud afectively, san beta sete vated create Ronan. aca Ce c the most ‘elica! ‘stomsc . A trial of thess Piils will prove their superiorityove allethezs, Price Sla Nor. Bold by 8. ©, #ord, corner lith ‘Street and P, eune, Washingtom, and Henry Qook, Alexandria ja6-ly ae CoRNS ARE THR UNivensaL Torment oF Man- K1xp.—To be relieved of these terrible evils call on Da Wuire and submit to his manipulations. Hundteds of onr citizens teatify with gratitude as to bis successful treatment of Coras, Bunions, Nails growing in the fesb, ete, Da. Wiits makes chiropocy a speciality, You are sure to wet relivl Sit pont ex pewencing prin. Dice: No. 424 Bach, 6i Lave ucker’s buildiag,) between Four- @nd-a-balf and Sixth - sel ee DISEASES OF TE2 Nakyvous, Sekiv iL, URINARY aND SEXDAL BystzMs.—New'and feliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Assceiation—sent pe eentae poral ge tee. escres Ss WAxmantep 70 Ovum in 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an Eni cific of sixty. ? Sanding, will cure, Gaborhes bene ee ane of diet required "Price Sl'per Bottin. Sold’ . Ford, corner lith strect and Ps. avenue oh: ¥, 8.9. } ‘sshington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia 4-19 the 34 instant, by the Rev. W. M. AMES A BREAQT t AR BN. altofthiecity. peice pea oy in the 34 inrtant, by the Rey. Mr. Oh pe ee . ERLIN, of George- On the 10th of April, by the Rev Mr. Ryan, of Foundry Chepel, Mr. BENJAMIN F, A to Mise MARY MARTIN. | OUN Fs FRIDLEY Cn the lSth instant, at St. Aloyzius Chi the Kev Father beltzelberect: AUGUSTUS & Ryan. VAN * | Pi oh a to M. ALETTA MARR, both of this e = Fe On the 15th instent, by the RB J - warder, FAMUEL DEABLE, of Pater events ELIZ ABRIL RODBREB, of the Uisteict of Uo" { Balt. papers pleaas copy. DN erry ee er ae only son © . . wae; aac 6 mouths and 21 days. ‘4 Dearest Jimmy, thou hast left u We thy loss most deeply feel, But ’tis who bei He can ell our sorrows eeled Our hope is sinking—fadi py objedt reader dream is lies a Oar Simm is : ing, ts In this city, morni! BDWIN Paes S months. ‘The friex.ds of cy er de of the family an 4 jee aprattend uth. R i Pgh uate astant, Mi. JAMES McPAUL;in the Sebastes Stent sb faerson the . ota y te residence, Third svenne. Famine: and Freiericy, Ma., ‘Baltimore pete papers wesre, ment suited to his age and offense, and he | | i | i a ficial Decisio: PIC NICS, &c. Ww? HOPE TO BB VIOTURIUUS. A Grand Afternoon and Evening Pic Nie, to be iven on FRIDAY, isth inst., at zth ate’ ‘k, commencing at 2 0’alock, fy ben. t +f a 6 afted .) by the NAN FOUNORY This being our first, the -om: mitte; ‘omise to mane it one of the beat of feacon. Tickets. admitting s gentieman and lad 1. Cem rerags Arranzements. . Southard, Wm. H. Andre’ J Jas. Bewell, D A Lyon, : FIRST GRAND FANCY BAILII OF THE SEAS{OjN, A AT TUR ASSEMBLY KOOMS, Corner of Tweifth street and Ohio arinur, On THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 17, 1253. Tickets—TWO DOLLABS, admitting a geatileman and ladies, se 1f-3t™ WANTS. ————— WANTED—4 first class BLACKSMITH at the s i it th Works, of 0G Waki capsrintontent. "es 1620 Wartzp-a WOMAN to cook snd do general Eousework Apply at 299 Pennsylvania avrnue, between Sth and re streett. i ANTED—Pe: ent BUARD Seba sept y for » Indy Ganteed Tae Metra tro, stating terms, WEEVANTS WANTED —Three Servante. « + * Cook, Qhambermaid, and Dining-room Waiter, at432G street opposite Patent Office. Apply im- mediately with references, ist J ANTED—A CLERK. the Grocery trade. dress vox GSO, City Post Office, se 16-1t ANTED—B spectabl ung Lady, a Wa Eres a, cameeyable zoune Lady. 8 a privat: family; the best of efarence giver. crese NO. Star office. one day. in a private Reference ex- Lientensnt Ro. one who understands iving fall name, AGAIN FOR THE PARK! THE YOUNG CATHOLIUS’ FRIEND’SO- will hold their seccnd and last PIO NIC of the fearon at WASHINGTON Paxk.7th +treet, on TCESPAY rept. 12 Good Music has er, -e ««mmitiee to insure decorum with ra- tiomale joyment. OG» sleave Georgetcwn for the Grove every three tr-nsfer tiv k-ts from the conductors, get out at7ta street, on the north side,and take the next car to a have, 50 cents; Ladies, 25 cents; Children, 10 cents—may be had » Gestay, °N. is —ehovld the weather be disigresable on th.tdey, the Pic Nie will take place on Wednrs- aay t Pe 16 eost* CIETY OF GEORGETOWN provided: and evely atranzement msde by mipures,and parties for the Pic Nic wi!l obtain Tiekets—For Gartiemen, Fotis. 25 OoOTICE. THE FOURTH GRAND BAIEIs WILL BE GIVEN AT HARMONY HALL. Gres st., Georgetown. D, C., Gnu THURSDAY, Sept, 17th, 1833, BY THR FRIENDSHIP CLUB. A GCOD BAND H4S BEEN ENGAGED. Ticketa—_ ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies, Commitice of Arrangements. Dhildrea, Be (4-4 WWANTED—-A VOUNG MAN having » know- ledge of the Drug business. Apply to W. A. GBAY, northeast corner of Mass avenu+a1d 4th atreet, re 16-2t™ A TED IMMEDIATELY—A WOMAN TO cook and to co general housewort. Apply pes? the City Passenger Railroad Depot. N. J. are, £818 2" W.R. WATERS V ANTED—A MAN acquainted with the Dairy business. A married man preferred. Tuquire at No 20 Market Space, opposite Center Market. se 16-2t* WO PIBST OLASS MILLINERS WANTED immediately, Nore but first-claea hands need apply, i8 W.T. MeCLO3KY, Be 16-3t* 377 Seventh st.. bet. Lant K sta. Beeaese WANTSD—A competent man, wellrecominended. Applicant: must state age, slifications and references, Address “A B Fy x 137. Washington. D C. no 15 3t* ANTED-— By two respectable young Girls, NIUATIONS in private families as Cham: ids, or to do Dining room work, Call at ef 11th and 1 sts. No. 316. it* &MALL FURNISBED OR UNFURNISHED House Wanted. in central part of tha city; the best of refererce given, Address Burdue B8tar office. ae 18-32" V ANTED — By a respsetable young Lady a SITUATION a: Seamstress; has vo objection to help with Ohamberwork. ‘Tie best of refar- enences given if required. Please addresia not) to A. B,, Star office. 1 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good COLORED COOK (woman). $25 wages per moath wil be given for a first-class Cook for a Rastaurant; none others necd apply. CHAS. KLOTZ, ne 16 1w* G strest, bet. (7th and 18*b, 0 PER DAY NETT PROFIT.—AGENTS § ] WANTE D—For alight wholesale ousiaess, from whicn the above profit cai ba positively real- ized. Send3 cent stamp fora circular containing fall particulars. Address O, PF. SHUT!'3, Troy, New york. Rel6-Im WV ANTED— A WHILE GIRL to ao bousework, Applyat W. BRADLY'S larbie Yard, Hat between 18th and ith, se 15-3t® ANTED—A SITUATION as cook, washer ani troner, Apply on 25th street, second door frem K. 89 15-2t* CARs WANTED —To haul Gas Coal from Depot toGes Works. Inquire of WM. DOWLING, at 170 Bridge street, Georgetown, ae 15-3t™ W ANTD—OYSTER SHUCKER, 350 E'Kighth street, cornorof L street. Good wages given, fe 15 3t* JAMES RANKIN. WwW ANTED—A SUBSTITUTE. Toone who will be accepted, the highest price will be given , Coachmaxer, wtb 58 ik eral Inauire of BW. JOHNSON 12th street. ween O anc D. WaAntep—a WHITE CHAMBERMALD to do tLe chaning and assist in the washing and ircning. She must be neat and tidy, and under- stand her burineas well. To such a one, good wagex will be given, Apply at $49 Niaeteenth atreet Be 15-3t* Henry Gurley, Jonnti Jackson, James Doyle, James Kubns, 8. Nelson. fe 15 at Gane pic NIC OF THe YOUNG CATHO- BH LICS? FRIEND SOCIETY OF WASH- INGION will be given at the Park,on 7th strert on MONDAY, 2th September, 1363. Particulars in futute advertisements, se 14 ec3t GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVENING PIC NIC Wil! ba given, for the banefit of two drafted men, ot Hemphrey & Jupneman’s Garden, Capitol « iil, on WEDNESDAY, Sept 16, 1993. A Tickets—UNE DOLLAK, admitting a gen- tleman and ladies. se 14-3t* Ss’: PETERS SUNDAY SCHOOL. A GRAND PIC NIC will be given by this school Atthe WASHINGTON PARK, 7th street, On THURSDAY, the 17th inst, The Seventh streat cars convey persons from all sections of the Suy (by obtaining transfers atthe junction of Pennsylvama avenue and ‘7th street) to the gate of the inclosnre. Good Music bas been engaged, and no pains wil: be epared to rrake the time’ pass pleasantly of cigickate, TWENTY-#1V 8 CATS ckote , - 3 TEN CENTS. i i Pinte MANHATTAN CLUB take pleasure in aunounsing to their friends and the public that they will give thair 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 themeelves that it will be one of we fh best of the season, 7 Tickets—ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman ard ladies. Committee ¥.J. Read, C.F. Orump, CO. H. Denham. H OC. Espy, J Linkins, se 14 4t® GRAND BALI. EMPLOYEES OF THE CORPORATION IN THE SEVENTH WARD Beg leave to announce to their friends and the public that they will givea GRAND BALL, A at the TURNER HALL, New Jersey avenue, between B and C streets, near the Baltimore Depot, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16:h, 1663, for the benefit of one of their drafted members. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Committer of Arrangements, Capt.J.8.Birch, James Mitchell, M. McCormick, Ospt.B.Morgen, Thor, Kennedy, John Donoagh. James Feny, Jas. Kennedy, Be 1] 4t” EASON AS Ue DANOING. MR. GOODALL informs hir frends aud the public resume his professional tuties in DANCING, DEPORTMENT, SOKPTRE and OLUB BXBRCi8E8, VIOLIN and VIO- LONCELLO. on October ist . Mrs. GOODALL wili receive a limited number o: pupils on the P[ANOFORTE and BINGING. Par. lculars wi!) a pear in a few days. Address—Oorner of D and 2d streets, se Il-lw* 7 GRAND BALL. __ HE UNITED AS:OOIATION will ‘Third Grand Ball at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Na Yard jon THURSDAY EV ENING, Sept, 17th, 184. Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman an ladies. By order of the COMMITTEE. se 10-71" Executive Committee. their Jas, Gates, J.H GC. Collins, Wm. Cross, B King. JB.Waltemyer, C. Edelia, Wn, in, Jos. Gordon, Isaac Gordon, Wm! Covingtcn Jas. Stafford,- Wm. Hanna, Jas, Gordon, ie 1 5 5 ae Jas, Cannon,) Thos. Atkinson. A fio Nico FOR THK, BENEFIT . oF ST, MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL | WILL BE HELD At the WASHING TON PARK, {th great, On WEDNESDAY. tho 16th inet, * Commencing at00’clock a. m, xnd closipg at9 p.m. A.good COTILLION BAND will be in attend- ance. Pereves wishing to Nae me Park will find an nVeyance to ant di by The City Kailrcad cars, Sega othe ‘Lick 2t8 of admission, for a gentleman, 50 canis; for p tidy, 25 cents; for children. 10 ceatu—to be had of any of the tai ommitics., , Geo. Hatvey, W.M. Harvey, Hach Tamulty, Thos.¢ogan, Dan'l Myers, KF. Uarvey, Joby Gieen, ag. Chapman, WalterDrary, © Jos, Keifer, . Bridget, P. Jordan. | lic*] Fitzgeraid G.¥. Kicwell. Joseph Hastings, | Wn. Frizzell, ~ Thos* Williams, C.F. Queen, | Jobn Suli:van, Dan’l Linkin te Std {Chronicle.} Cu MBIA CORNET AND TRING BaND.— he undersigned respeetfully ansounces, tothe public, thathe is ready to furnish Musi fer Private Parties. Balls. Pie Nice, Parades, Exhititjons, etc. with aay number of Musiciacs required. at the ebortest, notice, by leaving orders at John Iseman’s, corner of Pennaylyanix avonus ani sth atrout east, HENRY ISEMAN, B39 Sm* * [hOB BALE AGOOD DRAY at FO 1F-St* cor, 4'p At. and } POR FALE— PRENOH: PLATE Glass. iarge size; Large Mato, Desk; also. Store Counter: Inquir Stree! Part of the same Store for Aa 38 A RARE OHANCE —A small lot of VEGE- TABLES. now xrowing within 2'2 mies of Obnter Market will be sold an thay stand, at Bes gain a8 the owner is called away on businass, A tdrees Box 100 Post Office jing where anin- terview cap be bad, ge 15 3t* T GREAT DIBOOVERY. O PREVENT cood sweet: Butter raneid 60 to Ri AD FAMILY #1 we [5-St JFTSST WARD STRAM OYSTER BALOON form his {eiende ai he aca nds an: ie ic erally that he bas reopened the 8 avenua. LOOK ING- 1y, Weitlow 06 Niath 815 3t* at ‘ent, from CHWs, Corner end) Tae set barrel 0 rey Be for 1 ) ollara. sabi Pct Pi ii gen. team > & Co., whore ) quantity by lea i. oo 1-7. geing thelr ontere. oe ny, IGEST OF THY LAWS OF THB DISTRICT Dr coutusia an aacveca Diese ate Laws of the District o: . containing all Parciet of Golumbie, wea eee kee roan ts! relation to, the Distriet, to” - Se rey mipgiatie Se Co. bate, x Bag ay 77940 Popos.gvenaa. Se1B+St" as st ors. PERS WW ANTED—By October let. a SITUATION by an intelligent. energetic man, wbo is acenstom- ed to book-keeping, but will turn his atteation to aatien he can obtain, and will make himself generally usaiul, Best cf references if required. Address PF, B, Wetheredville P. O, Balt®more county, Ma. Be 15 3t* 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A small ONFUR- NISHED ROOM. with a private family. Ad- dress, by note, to H. B., at Btar office, stating lo- cation 8e 14 3t* WANTED—A WOMAN to do the washing and housework ofa small family. Apply at JOBN HITZ’8, No. 29 south A street, Uapitol Hill, on Ube line’of the olty railway 0 14 tf BAEFR WANTED —A good BREAD BAKER can find employment at the corner of B and Eleventh str NOBBR & BRO, celeste V TANTED TO BENT—A HOUSG, or part ofa Hours, near Penn. avonue, suitable for a email family. Address J. L. B,, Btar office. 4 arose WANTED.— Wanted immediately, three Men to work on pants and three good Vert Hands; also, two good Coat Hands. None but the best need apply te G. P. SOH APES, 275 Pa, avenue bet ith and I2th atreeta, 80 14-3t* ANTED—An active and intelligoat American GIKL, to assist in housework and piain sew- ing ofasmall family. To a auitable person, s per- manent home is obtainable. One without relatives Sisterred: Apply at No. 100 Prospect Peek 2 own, 86 14-3t* WARTED—A first-class OYSTER OPENER. Bost wages given, Apply to CHARLES ELOTZ. G street, near 17th. 80 12 Iw* ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, or part of a House, between 2d and [2th streets, conveni- ent to ths Avenues, forasmall family. Liberal re- ward given for information at 8. GOLDSTRIN’S, nn, avenue. se ll 1w* 4 B ARD WANTED—In a private family, by gentleman and his wife. Location myst be bi tween 5th and Wtb rtreets and E and 1 strats, Inquire at 409 Seventa st.,cornerofH. s1)-lw* y JANTED TO RENT—An UNFURNISHED HOUBK, containing 8 rooms, for which a libe- Tal rent will be paid. Situation between 9:h straet | acd Isth,and north of the Avenue and M street, Address, stating location and price, Clerk, Assist’t Quarter aster’s Office. 374 H st He 10-1w Wantep Four good MILLIN ERS; the highest wages paid, Applyat 8 HELUEH’S, 34 Mac ket Space, between 7th and sth. Be 9-20" / ANTED—FURNISHED HOUBB, by » small private family from October 1983, for 6 to9months. Address R. KINGSLAND, No. 407 New York avenue, corner I4th street, giving fall particulars. Re 5-20 V 7 ANTED,—10,000 MEN AND BOYS to call at SMITH & BBALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh street, jurt below the Northero Market. jy 14-tr ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty QAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to 00d workmen, and none others will be-accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on E street, near the corner of Seventeenth sirast, Lieut. Col. E. M. GREENS, s Chief Quartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington. J BRUCK & CO. want all to know taat they can buy better Clothing, at lower prices, at 464 Feventh street, than elsewhere. jy 14-tr WANTRD.—Everybody to know that they can buy their Clothing at reduced prices at SMITHS, 460 Seventh street. opposite the City Poat Office. jy M4-tr V ANTED-—SKCOND-HAND #URNITURS Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Houvrefurnishing Goods of ay description. t BR, BUCHLY, 428 7th st w-tf t. Gand H. east side mi bet LOST AND FOUND. AME TO THE STABLS OF THE SUBSORIB- er. On Monday, the 7th instant, a Bl faced BAY MARE; blind in the left eye; both hini fest white. The owner will come forward, prove pro- perty, pey charges, and take her awa: : > oA ANI£EL BEGAN £0 16-3t* corner Fourteenth and I QST+A small black aud tan-colored TERRIER 4D0G, A liberal reward will be given by re- furging him to No. 183 Penn, avenue ard 17th st, REWARD. trayed or stolen from the aub- § acriber, a DAKK IED COW; hiped on left aide; es Hotwoon7 and 8 yearsold. On L a +t, bet. oo w Jersey avenue. ies 18:80" SW MICHABL ANRIGUT, O8T—A GOLD BRAOKLET, chased, on Satar- 4 cay, Sept. 12th. in going from 19th street to the Whiteburst Gallery in the Penn, avenue cars, be- tween the hours of land? p.m. The finder will be liberally 2ewarded by leaving it at 349 Niue- «teenth street. 89 15-36" REWARD,—Lost on Saturday. the 12th ins’ S35 from the ‘Centro Market. ou THON GREY HORSE 7 yeara olu ; between Is and 13 hands igh ; blind in both eyes. The above reward will paid ifreturred to WASHINGTON pil A it. | hie j be pear Insan» Asyiam, REWARD .—} ost this worning, 15th inst , asmali BAY MARE, about6 years old ; has both hind feet white ; her right hjnd leg has scars upon i;'0n the right mde ‘of her rump 1s a dimple about 32 an inch deep, which ebbs and flows.ss she steps; n8d0n a common gaddie and bridie. The above will be paid if left at ROBERT MARTIN'S, Tniontows. D.C, FRANCIS:LUSBY. 20 15-30" QUND=In Cliy Rajiroad Cars, » POOKET.. ‘SD BOOK, the c: . The owner. eee eter eakeaa? 2 és tthe Unis 11 Geargtown, will hear all about it ete3t TA G Tf. “at Mr, CRT—A pale of GOLD SPECTACLES ; ae Potemanomely reward by calling at No.1G5 r rarded HH, between mth ‘and aiet ste. thesnb. aight Sept sthy «HAY ‘ARD.. $5 noriber, onaterey BBB 5 ae A lwhite : gts unger, Sp ae moc cneg hove to ‘me or sete ‘S.HoovEn, EYDIA A: HOOVER Gin and © nsreets. SAMUsL sel4 at” a HE CHEAPEST OITY. SMITH 5, 469 Gevonth street. jy] CLOTHING HOUSSIN THE |' gp ARGAINS, in Mea’s and Boys’ Clothing,at BRUCK & 00.’6, 4664 Seventh street. jy ‘Reference required. Ad- | in. Priv eases Sete | sar AUCTION SALES, pore here tha ear iae eer Cena FHIS AFYERNOON AND YO-MORROW By WM.L. “ALL & CO., At the Horse Bazaar, 9S south side na avenue Letrocen Ninth and Tenth street a 40 SADDLE, WA 8 Draught HORSES will be told TOMORROW MORNING, i7th in-t. at 10.o'et sk af the Bazaar. It W) WALL & OO., Aucte. By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aneti ALUABLE PROPERTY ie Vetter Nora ie eos ALD, opposite the Fourth Pres cuits # ick dwellin in, | the late “Alexander Eby herd Abe ale will take ate op e premises as Raptember 10tm, at So'etoen, igi palais Saar ee tcaan Helense in sixaad twelve mo} , Becurt of trust on ines, anztnwiweo GRREN & WILLIAMS, Aaete By J.C, MOGUiR& & CO, Auctioneers. RUs?TEES’ SALK OF VALUABLE REAL E8- TAvx IN WASHINGTON City —On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 16ta, at 5's o'clock, on | the premises, by virtue of a deed of trast, baarin, | date on the 2d day of June, 199), and record | among the land records of Washington city, in | | | estate ol District of Columbia, in Lider J. A 8.,No.'199, folios 414, et seq..we shall sell, at public auction. to the highest bidder, all that certain lot or parcel of ground, in the City of Weshington, known end designated as lot number six (6), im Dyer’s aubdi- Vision of equare number nine hundred and fifteen (915) improved by a frame dwelling house, Terma: One-third eash to be prid at the time of sale; and the remainder in equal payments at aix and twelve months from the day of sale, with interest; the deferred payments to be secured by a deed of truat on the property. And if the terms ‘are not fally complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to renel] the proparty at the risk and cost of the de. faniting purchaser, on one week’s notios in the Washington Sar. All conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser, “ EBASMUS J. MIDDLETON, H. C. SPALDING, Trustees of Phosnix Building Asscistion. aciteode J.0. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. UNitep states MARSHAL’ SALE = F Fr PERNITURE. Belonging to C.S, Wallach, under the Confiscation Act. In virtue of a writ of vendilont exponias issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Bu press Court of the District of Columbia holding a District Oourt, snd to me direoted, I will expose to publio sale. for QssH.at the residence formerly occup:ed by U. 8. Wallach, on Indiana avenue, No. 7, south si tween ‘d and 4th etreets,on THURSDAY day of September instant, eneeny atl) o'clock a m.. the following Goods, Ohattels, sad Furniture seized, lid-lled and condemned as the furnitura of C. 8. Wallach, and will be sold for the use of the United states: Lot Oilcloth, Cushion Chairs, Hat Kack, Lot Mahoa’y Wascstands tc Lot Mahog’y Wardrodes, Lot Makoz’y Bureaus, Lot Bedstoads, Beds and Hedding, Bolsters and Pillows, Batter Tray: 8, peting, ; ered Curtains, taine x Cornice: Lockiug-Gisases, Lounges & Arm-Chai Workstend& Fancy’ Pine Tahli Chandaliere, _ Stairk eOarpeting, Beception Chairs, Mattressoak Feataerbs Lot Ottomans, Lot Stoves. _ Matble-top Tables, Kocking Chairs, | Sideboards. Med-cine Chest, | Lage lot Carpets, Venetian Binds, Stair Rods. Lot Comforters, Large lot Washstanda, Jot Kitchen Furniture, Large lot Chamber Sets, Kany Chairs, . Book Cares, lror Bedsteads, Eke paw ie er other articles not enume- rated in this sc! 8, WARD B, LAMON, Be 5-dta U.S. Marsal. By J.C McGUIRE & CO. Austionsers UILDING LOT ON 10TH 5TRERT. TWEEN Q AND R steests, at AvcTios — THURSDAY APTERNOON, at 532 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, Lot No. 28, in subdivisica of Square No. 386, fronting 2) feeton Tenth atre: t west, between north Qand R streets, and ramming back 95 feet to s wide alley. ad without reserva, GUIRE & CO., Anc!’rs. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OR SALE AT AUCTION —-On THURSDAY, the 17th of Rept,, at60’clock p.m . I will geil a FRAME HOOSK and LOT. in Square 961. frontia 63 feet on K street south and 63 feet on lute stree east. Itis oxe of the most desirable lots in the Sixth Ward. It can be sold at privats sale aay time before the sale. For terma avrly to J. BR. SUBEN, No, 66 La. ave., near the Bank of Wash- ineton. sell d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctionve: E CUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- ‘4 PROVED Property —On THU RSDAY, the i7th day of Septembor, A. D. 1853, on the prenisas, at 5 o’clock in the afternoon, wa shall sell that valtuaole property fronting on Virginia avenua, betweon 34. apd 4th streets east, belonging to the estate of Ellen Morton, deceased. and baing a part of Lot numbered one (1) in ¥quare numbered sevan hno- dred and ninety-six, (795.) improv+d by a co! tortable three story Brick House and other Ddaild- ings. With it will also be sold the alley attached to the premises, leading to ith street east, ten feet wida and fitty (50) feet deep, being the southern part of Lot fifteen (15,) in game aqua’ The house is now unoceupied, and possession can be given immediately. Terms of sale—casi; 910 to be paid at tims of sale. Conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the purchaeer. Title indisputable. GEO. FP. GULICK, ANN M POUTCH, Excentor: of the late El!en Morton. docea-ed. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 66 9.12.15,164 17* : FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first pag. NUBNISH¥D BOOMS TO RENT—Yor reat, at uth strest, oast aide. between Gand H furnished and vory comfortable M3, and SITTING ROOMS, and PA B- LORS. The neighborhood is one of most deri’ in the city. Every attention ing them. "No children in toa house. OR RENT—A two story BRICK HOUSE. con- taining 8 rooma, with passage, &o. Also. FiR- atnae for sale. Apply to a. RITTER, jes ice. Deeg ROOMS. —A suit of fine large Rooms, to be rented cingly or en suite. Also, two lares Rooms, eommupicating, on the first ioor, suitable fer a paymaster or 3 professional an. Apply. 415 corner 9th and Hats, seis 4t* {OB RENT.—UESIRABLE APARTMENTS, en suite, on first and second floors, te table ifdesired. One room suitable for an office ; also, STABLE for rent. Apply at 322 G street, between jath and 13th. Bal6 3t* FOR S4L8 —A small two-Story BRICK HOUSE, containing 4 rooms, kitchen, and woodhouse For particulars call on the premives, @ street, be- tween 1 street west and North Capitol straet. Print- ing office eqhare, [selé-tw"] H. WUBDEMAN, 7OR SALB.—A fine FRAME COTTAGB HOUSE, deautifuily situated, conta;ning eleven rooins, on New Jersey avenue, one and « half squares north BE gue Camtol. For particulars apply to J. OK, at thos, W. Wiliams’ Stableg on 8th street, Th OT FOR SALE .—That desirable naimproved 4 Lot on south Renn avenue, between 2th an'l 2lst streets west, is offered for sale It hag 3 front on Avenue of fifty-eigat (53) feet and @ ene of oue hundred and forty-nine feet three inches (1493-12) toa twenty fertalley, and a ten ‘eet side siley on the east. This is one of the very best vacant lotsin the whole city. Apply at the Gas Office. 86 16 eolw 1 Dewees KOOMS—For gentlemen only, at 2 F stzee', between 13th and lith streets, pear Willards’ and the Ebbitt House. House new: ly painted and furnished. The location is the hast in the city, 80 15St* + prox RENT—A HOUSE, containins four large FCOMB, EXUB 8:28, possessiv, also a firrt-c ars Bake utensils used in a hake Apply to FP. GALLA |, & GO ,corner of 7th and Dsts.,Island. se 15 3t* eek DENT-SIORFE HOUSE No. 158 Bridge Fireet, (near Market House.) Georgetown, D, C. The best stand in Georgetown. For informa- tion aldryrs JOAN J. BOGUL, Georgetown, D0, su 15-30" FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENL—-IN TAR 4A Pirst Ward, ten rooms, one hundred and thirty permouth, For further particulsra inquire at the scuthwest correr of &th and D streets, between the hours of 4 and 6 0’clork p. m. 83 15-3" Fc RENT —A pleasant FURNISHED ROOM, snitable for gentlemen,on second foar,( Terms incderate,' with a gentael respectable famtiy ; no otter boniders Oxly a few squeres from Willatd’s or tbe Departments. For forther information call at 403 13th etreet, between Gand H. _ sel-3t* | Dh aL HOUSE FOR RENT.—A comfor- tably-furnighed House, pleasantly situated, will be rented for the winter to a private family, Rent 3125 per morth in advance, Reference re- quirea, Address F, M., Box 73, P, O, Washing- ton. Be 16-30" ;BRY NICB LITTLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR tale cheap. The House is new. two-story. of four rooms each. Apply to, LEMONGEOT, Wig Maker, corner of D ana 10th se li-lw* o 3 Oven ant AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES SEB 18T PAGE, By we WALL & OO.. Auctioneers. At the Hors 98 he i 0 A SPLENDID PAIR OF GEBY HORSES, P. iN, AND ENEs3 ay A TORDAY MOKRING, inh inst, at Tories, morees, i te WM. L, WALL CO.. & ducts, By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctigneer, George to’ D. OUSEHOLD FURNITUBS AND KPPEOTS Al at Avction. —I will sell, oa FRIDAY. ENG next, prneabe TriysatWotioe at No. street, near the Co] je gate. reget the Furnitaré and Effects ofa gentleman leaving the city ; comprising— Favlor Chairs, Sofa, to, ree-ply Ingrain, and other Carpets j Bareaudh Bedstead and Mattrasses j Chairs, Tables, Lounges, &c Wardrobes. Mirrors, stoves, ke , Crockery and Glassware Kitchen Stove and Requisites, And many Articies net mentioned. Sale positive, Terms cash colt THOS DOWLING, Auct, By J.O McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers. QUPERIOR ROSEWOOD OASE PIANO FORTE, +) Kosewoon MARULE-DED BILLIARD Le Famin OsRetIAGE, POrBLE-SRAT KOC. Away Boxsks, any MOvssnoi.p FURNITURE AT PeaALT AvcrioN.—Un BATUBDAY Sept 19th. nt 190% 0:4, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shal. avil— One supsrior Bose wood case Piso For rane Qne Rosewood Marble bed Bi liard Table vin er Parlor Bu nitore firished in Crimson us! Handsome Mirror-back Etegere Marcle top Centre ard 8: fs Tables of Bostwood Suite of Solid Oak Chamber Furniture handsom ily Orpamented Bureaus, Wardrobes, and Bair and Husk Mattrasses, Bolsters and Pillows Cane and Wood Seat 0: . Lov: : parnie ts Sidebon.d, Pining Ohi Brussels. Three ply and Ingrain Carpot Walnut Bookcase. Gilt Frame Mirr..r Extension Dining Table, Refrigerator. AT IO’ Lock — One Double seat Kockaway, orarly new One Family Uarriage, for ons or two horse Military Saddle, Single and Doibie Ha-a 3 One Excellent Second hani, sire pr. of Sa.e. ALSO. For account of whom it may conce-n,@ lot of Red and White Wine, iv caaks, Terma cash. e16 J.C MeGUIRE & CO. Aucta, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AGO StOn SALE OF HORSES, MULES, MILOG Cows, Brrr, OATTL®. Hay. ann Sa. eD Oar 4yp Pina Woop.—On THURSDAY, the first day of | Uctober pext, at 12 o'clock M., we shall sail at the farm of Dr. Benj Hodges, two miles from Teanally- town, between Beckvil'e Pike and Bost Creek, viz: Seven Stout Work Horses and Wagon Harness Ore Pair of No. 1 Mules Four Milch Cows Six Young Steers ia prime order for beef Fifty tons of Hay 3 Six bundred cords Seasoned Osk ani Pine Wood, allcorded, and is sbouta half mile of Fort Du- remy, a ‘two miies of Fort Reno, ‘erms cash, neld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. By J.C. McGULBRE &€ OO . Auctiourers, ORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SIX PER 4 OkNT. Biock at Avetion—On SATURDAY AFTERNOON cept. 19th, at 5o’slock, at the Auc- tion Rooms, we shal! sell, in sums to auit— 1s” Corporation ef Washihgton six per cent. jock, 1,00 Farmers aud Mechanics Bank of Gaorg:towa Stack Terms cash. reld J.C. McGUIRE & 00.. Ancts. By J. C. MOGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. ESIRABLE LOT AND SMALL UAICK HOUSE ONSIXTUSTREST BRTWERN Lan K soutu, Is- LAND. at Prinic At ox.—On FRIDAY APPER- NOON, Sept 8th, at 5', o’closk, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 11. in Squars No. 499, fron tin 47 feet on Sixth streat west, between south I a: K streets, and running back !u) reet toa 28 foot alley, end improved by a small Brick House, con- taining two rooms. Terms of sele cash. and without rererve. Feld J. 0, MoGUIBE & CO. Aucta. By J. C, McGUIRE & GO., Auctionsers. N#42 AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING Houss on VikGiNia AVENUE, BETWEEN 3D AND 4%. STRERTS, a® PrBiic AceTioN—On #RIDAY AFTRENOON, Sept, isth, at 5 o’elock, on the premises. we shall sell, Lot No. 22, in subdivision of Square 837. frunting 35 foet ox Virginia avenus, be- tween 34 and 4}; stresta, and running back abou 1 feet, with a 12 foot alley r. ing the whole depth of the Loton the west side, togeth-r with the improvements, sonsisting of tory Brick Dwelling House and brick back building. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trast on the premises. sel4 J.O. McG@UIRE & CO.. Aucta. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Gee TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT T on tz Isiaxp at Avctiow.—Un FRIDAY, the lath instant, wo shall sell, in frout of the premiaee, | até o’clock p. m .south balfof Lot F, inrubdi vision of dquare No, with the improvements, consisting of s good two-story Frame House with 4 rooms, kitcsen and wood-house. This property fronts on Beverth street west, next to the cormer of south B street, aud rans back to an alley, Terms Cash. sell REEN & WILLIAMS. Aneta. by THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetown, D. C. WO-8STORY BRIUK HOUSE AND LOT IN GrorGEtows at AvcTion,—I will all, om TUESDAY AVTERNOON next, October 221, ats o'clock, in_frontef the premises. Lot No. 112, in Beatty & Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown, front- ing 35 feet on the south side of Second strest, be- tween Market and Frederick streats, and ranning Dack 112 feet toa wide alley, and improved by a good two-story Brick Dwelling-house. Terms: One-thirdesrb; balance in 6, 12, and 1B montha, secured by a deed of trast on the property. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. ‘Vitle perfect nels THOMAS DOWLING, Auct Ey J.C. Mc@ULBSE & CO.. Auctioneers, TUSTEES’ SALE OF THREES HANDSOMB BuitpinG Lots o¥ THe IsLaxp.—By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded on tne 9th or Apri. 1832, im ver J. A.8., No. 217, et soq .1 will sell. at Pudlie Auction, MONDAY, the 2ist day of September instant, at 5 o’c'ock p'm ,on the premises, Lrts numbered six (6), seven (7), and eight (8), in Haw's subdivision of square >umbered four hundred and nine (49) on the ground pian of the city of Wash- naton, situated at the corner of Ninth street and C, sland! ‘Terms of ssie, cash. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in three days, tba trurtee reserves, the right to resell, at the expense and risk of the vefilconterancing sith fthe purchase ‘All conveyancing at the expense of the purc! fa WALTER )) Bavings Trastre, sell eodkds J, C, McGUILRE & CO. aucts SSISTANT QU ABTERMASTER'S OFFICE, Corner of G@ and Twenty second streets, Wasbins ton, Sept-mber 4, 1363. NOTIOE—Will he sold at Public Aaction 5: Quartermaster’s Warehouse. on the equare bsiween Hand F. Twenty-tirst and. Dwepty-secsond straeta,. on WEDNESDAY, the 231 inst, a large lot off Quartermarter’s Stores, concemned rnfit publit service. consieting in:part of Scrap Iren a Leather, Saddles, Bridles, parts of Harness and Wagors, Teats Vools and Lmplements, aeobces. in Go Pinar atooes Sale to commence at ten o'cloca a m A. TOMPKINS, ned CapteinA Q M.,U 35 A. W HiDRC—EID#S. ILL Be soid at Prdlic. Auction, on avery SDR ERpAY aad AS ees at 11 e’gloek &, m,,attho arto} ix scree sshington, te Govorniaon Beef Hides on hishd at the time of ie. “terns sash, ia Treasnry motes, to.bs pala at the moment of sale. G. BELL, ja {Chron.} Lt. Ool. and 0. 8. U. ITCHELL HOUSE » M HOTEL AND See U Mer. (ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,) 462,464, axp 466 THIRTEENTH STREBT. ‘he undersigned solicits the patronsge of the ‘blic. This house has public private Lnack Couuter; Rtted ight, Siry and well-farnish Blog ping: “Apar its. by the week, day or mon at Libersi terms, Its Larder is ge pius the Culinary department under the contol of one of the best cooks in the (ey an Partiqaien: atten- tion haa been paid to the selection of the Bar- Toom, #0 thet the most fastidious eonnoiseur can- not fail to be Rigeged EO. H. MITCHELL, Proprietor. N. B—The Eating Apartments are open ni and day. au 14-3 N=v28 T0O LATE TO LEARN. BY PROF, ALEXANDER WOLOWSEL, PIANIST, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER, BBW AND SIMPLIFIED MXTHOD FOR PIANO FORTE AND SINGING, Professor Wolowski continues his Singing and Pisee Classes, and opens a new course for Fisno aud Singing. ey Profesor Wolowski’s new method, « vite ving only s slig! DOW! fe 01 asic enabledina very short time to Tend music wi! jt facility, and execute Operatic as os RENT— to Micely-far. | gree ; Foi cd HOUR contaitic, "3 rons; ‘eogooms c assiogl rausie with rare perfection. be reserved. Beforende required, Inquire at No 1 eee digi 94 re rea pee oS 1est*_ | Ponders the voice powerful aud enables the singer oa SO LW zee | ce na ty rt Lf eo foar-st A DWELLING HOUS NO. 388 pu, the no rity ‘* - pROFESSOR Soar iy of O street north, betwesn ad 434 atr Orly te JAMES TOWLES. Pre A33h feeet north, ropettr - ‘ AND FOR BALE—Twelve acres of fine Land, ly adapted to ga denin ait ed one mile beyond the "Old Soidtert” Baines” ane his resi it, GIVE NOTICK "Tins obtained Ores uated 7 ere’ Home.’* — District, Inquire of 3. ;, | Washington county, sees Da, aaa Aa: | Reg diate Ace LET.—A respectab! to | deceased. persona iene aa CORES ee gia Caer coe te 10 iJ ‘aist | on oF the 18h day 7 So beter, ree pee Ao mop otherene <7 law be excluded ‘al ouse from B at , * my ee raid i 3 a ree vr Li ee O82, 180 BR SMITH’S, 460 Seventh street Decree ee Teena oid* | Ed thocheapect Glotuing Howe ia tae alty. S78 60 Q AISEES. © Py ar and aix Hight BAR ’ g0BSEH LIDBRY, So at: Water st. Georgetown, D. As ee A } x?