Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1863, Page 3

atm OF Prergarr oxss Lararsrre AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, 2 Forp’s Taaarem.—Last night, Ford's The- ater was again crowded, and Maygie Mitchell Was, ae usual, the recipient of the most enthu- sissbe applaus®, As “Amy, the Little Bare- feol,” charming Maggie ie as good as in ‘ Fau- | chon,” and the pisy being somewhat similar, it} roves to te as much 8 source of attraction. { + Fanchor” and anew play, » The Pearl of Sa- voy.” @re im Active preparation. CaxTERRURY.—The “ghost” will ba imtro- ced to-night again, in the thrilling mystical drama, +The Qusen’s Page.” Afunny “zhost will aiso appear. To-night, also, Millie and (lara Fowler and Ernestine de Faiber will | appear in dance. Nellie Taylor and George Edeson will sing new songs. The now ballet, «Une Couronne tes Fieurs,” will also be pro- | duced, b:sides a variety of ether pleasing and | amusing acts. VaRInTine.—This resort is also well-filled nightly, & fine compary being now upon the boards. Annetta (zalletti, the charming dan- | eeuse, delights every one with her graceful dancing. °2nd Mons. Tophoff and Mons. Rou- zani are also very entertaining. Besi these, | there is & good corps o! ballet dancers, Ethiops and danc - WYMANN, THE WizakD, will give another exhibition at Odd Fellows’ Hall on Seventh | etreet to-night. Wyman’s encertainments are | replet- with fun, as every one knows who has atiended them. He introduces his spuaking antoma:a nightly. £ at Temperance Hall to-night, by the yn attached to the Washingto: Brew- benefit of one of their number who | ery, fort was dratted. pam kl MS Tus Feast ov TABBRNACLES.—To-day at | Suveei the Jewish Feast of Tabernacies ovzins, ard will be observed by all of tha: faith | throuzhout the world, where it is possible. In @ucirnt times it Was one of the three great occa- #i0ng upon which all the males of the c:osen people were obliged to spnesr before the Lord. twas continued eight days, and the cerem mies | were varied each day. It was called the Feast of Tabernacles because it was kept under tents or arbors made of branches of zrean trees, in memory of the tabernacles of their fathers | during their journey in the wilderness. On the first Gay of the jeast, the men pro- vided themselves with branches selected from. the most hbeautifnl trees, and proceeded to tne Synagogues to begin the ceremonies, with the Hosannah! They carried one branch of the palm, two of willow, and three of myrtle in the right hand; and in the left, a bunch of citron with the fruit; and thest thay waved to the four quariers of the globe, aud cried Ho- sannah! The offerings of this day were— beside the ordinary sacriflce—three lambs, thirteen calves and two rams as a& burnt olfr- ing, and fiona and wine; also, a goat fora sin offering. On the second day, oil was added to the of- fering, and one calf deducted. The five days following they reduced the offering one dai otherwise the offering was the same as on tr second day. The eighth, which was esteemed the most solemn of the festival, the offering was reduced to seyeniambs, one ram and ona cait for @ burnt offering, with the articles flour, oil and wine, &nd the goat or sin offering. | These offerings were never an interruption of the daily morning and evening sacrifices, bat Were independent of thei, as wellas of the | Piiyste devotional offerings of individuals. | Upon the last day of the feast they drew water from the Pool of Siloam and carrivd it | tothe temple, where it was mingied and ponred out at the foot of the r ot Tings by the priests, while the whole congrezation sung, “ Therefore, with util ye draw water ontof the wells of This ceremony is thonzet to ha been added after the return from the Captiv ge YourG MEs’s CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.— At the reguiar meeting of the Young Men's Coristian Ase ciation, at their rooms, Mondiy evening, President Balinutyne stated thac he i had rece ved a bequest of $1,100, left for the | S@ssociation by the iate Daniel W. Hall, of St Paul, Minnesro-a, formerly a resident of this city, snd a life member of the association. The | bequest was received through the hands of the | Rev. J. G. Butler, of the Evglish Lutheran Church. A lease of the ground upon which the new mission chapel in the First Ward is built was presented to the association. The committee t procure new and appropriate rooms fur the use of the association reported. that they had engaged a portion of the building pow being built by Mr. Topham, on Seventh | Street, near the Odd Fellows’ Hall. The city | missionary, Rey. Mr. Pitcher, made his report for three months past, showing operations in the éamps, forts, navy yard, hospitals, onguan- boats, among prisoners, conv@lescents, &c. ‘The number of those who have manifested a desire for religion is about 43: number who have given evidence of conversion and of being reclaimed, 6. i } ——— Forp’s Naw Tumatsr.—Gay and charmiag Maggie Mitchell held another levee in this splendid theater last evening, which was at- tended by the wealth, beauty and fashion of the National Capital. Maggie has a beautiful repetvire of new pieces for this season, and not the least lovely among them is the Little Bare- foot, ig which she is at present making such a sensation. If flowers speak the language of the heart, she cannot be left in doubt as to the cor- ner she occupies in that of our play-going fel- low-citizens. The piece is admirably cast, and Miss Mitchell finds an elegant support in the persons of Messrs. Hall, Williams, Mrs. Chap- msn and others. The Little Barefoot will be Played acsin this evening. Fanchon, the Cricket, and a new drama—The Pearl of Sa- yoy—are in preparatien. Ee OrpHANs’ Court.—Judge Purcell.—This Morning, the will of Jane Butler, was fully proved The will of Mrs. Maria Wood Van Zandt was te-day declared null and void, it having | been proved that she was a married woman, | and there was no power given her as afune | envert. Mrs. Barbara C. Hume was appointhd guar- diac to Edwerd R. Crosby. An application was mide by the widow of Jams H. Smamers, deceased, io .uminiswr ou her husband's estate; the consideration was set for Saturday next. John McClellan, surviving executor of John Mctlelan, obtained the al order for a final settlement of his father’s estav ———— Seconp Precinct Casxs—Before Justice Thom son.— As the number of arrests for riotous conduct, theft, selling liquor to soldi-+rs, § were numerons’ on Mouday nigit Justice Thompson, at the request of Sereeant Johns+), went tothe second precinct station, nexr the Park, and disposed of the following ¢ afier au examination that lasted two hou Fiotous and disorderly conduet:—Jam-s J looney, fined $2; Francis Jennings and Jacob | Kendley, do. John R. Woodward do. #3— jail im defaultof payment; Jonn R. Wo wird, iving liquor to sojdiers, do. $20—ja!. Perer Fauy and Wm. Smith, drunk and disorderly; do. $2 each; Jane Sullivan, selling jiquor 10 soldiers, do. $20: John Finn, stealing a horse, gent to jail for court. oe Mons REcoveRrev.—This morning Mr. Wm. L. Lemon, who borrowed of John ©. Thomp- son money taken from Thomas Fraser at the house of a woman named Creveling, on Twelfth Street, went to the Third Ward Station and revurned forty dollars he had borrowed of ‘Thompson, one of the notes being identified as one o* those belonging to Fraser. The case, a notice of which was published in the Star, afier a hearing, was sent to court by Justice ‘Thompson, and the accused committed to jail. Mr. Lemon came to Washington to appear as @ witness before the grand jury, haviug seen the publication of the case while he was with the army. See eg Boswxtt's MupicaTep Caxdy.—The fatal season for chills and colds isnow commencing, and those who would avert danger should by sll means provide themselves with a supply ot Boswell’s excellent and palatable medicated candy. Bitter, indeed, will be the reflections of those who, by neglecting to procure a few packages of this valuable medicine, sacrifice the existence of some one dearer to them than life. eee ee CRIMINAL Count, Judge Fisher.—The court Yeassembled this morning atten o’clock, but immediatehy adjourned until to-morrow morn- ing to await the action of the grand jury. On motion of, District Attorney Carrington, Stephen W. Downey, Esq, late of Alleghany county, Md., was admitted to the bar. John D. Clark, Esq., of this city, has also been ad- mitted to practice. r pe es Vrow powm TE: .—The Coeur de Lion arrived this morning, from the lower river, and reports that deserting substitutes are still making their way acres the Potomac, and that ®t some peints many of them are in the woods ‘watching an opportunity to cross. Rebel guer- Tillas Srequently show themselves slong the banks, and lately several have been captured. ——__»——__- Desizar_e Dwaring iw BaLPmMeaR vOR SaLn.—We call the attention to the ad vertise- spent in another column, offering for sale & welling in Monument street, near EB Eo Rime yrs A p hogse is a fine one, two stories bigh, an & very desirable location. It will be sold cheap. iia ees ' SmcomD WamD Seariow Osses.— James Berend bones Sal pues "Sade it ; mabe Porites, having’ a atolen horse: dirmiseod. 4 Smith. draak, 61.58.: Albert Newmaa, | tee:—Hon. S. ©. Pomeroy, Hon. | Hon. A. ©. Wilder, Hon. Fred. P. Stanton, | Yaried stock of Jewelry and Plat SquaRa.—Ses advertixenent of J. U. Mc(ruire & Co, of rae on Thur-dav, at half-past fire pe ye. of wilot —-——— ROR AL.—Dr, Loomis has returacd from Enrope' after an’ absence of some Weeks, and now resumes the duties uf his uilve. ee eee SEB FIRST PAGHOf to-day’s Star for interest- ing local articles. eager AT A MBETING of the citiz-ns of Kans ws tem- yr orarily sojoufning in the city of Washi agton, fisld at the Avenue House, on Tuesday even- | @ 2, September ou, 1663, tne following, amonag other proceedings, were had. Whereas, the Free-Staie city of Lawrence is again in ashes, and the Free-State Hotel of that city is azain in ruivs, by the bloody hands of slavery; and, Whereas, the said botel was erected at an original cost of $90,000, and its propristor, CoL. S. W. Eldridge, by this and other losees, ts un- ablé to rebuild the sama; and, ‘Wherers, the frienas of treedom are desirous to aid him in rebuilding, and to thisend have determined to apprat to the liberality of the people throughout the country: Therefore, Be tt resolved, That the Chair appoint a com- ices of tive, whose duty it shall be to solicit bscriptions from the President of the United States, members of the Cabinet, officers of the Government, and others of this city, for the | purpose of rebuilding the Free-State Hotel in | Lawrence, which will encourage and ensure the rebuilding of the city of Lawrence, and ) soon eradicate thé foot-prints of the murd-r- ovs Quantrell. ; The Chair appointed the following comntit- J. H. Line, Hon?! Wm. P. Dole. On motion it was voted to publish the pro- ceedings of this meeting in the city papers. F.N. Biaks, President. J. E. Jonxzs, Secretaries. Base) oR, AGatn we call attention to the r P. H. TowxsEnp, se 234tt ly elegant and Ware now di pluved at the Dollar Store, 138 Pennsylvania a’ nue, near 43, street. Be advised by us, “Go to the Duper ery? and invest your surplus cash, Se2]-lw™ EES AES THR GRHAT DRAWBACK to persons emigrating to the extreme Wertern country, ix the great fear they | have or the Pever aod Ayue—the most direfal of siidiseases. Bvery day, we hear of persons at- tacked by this disense, and made helpless in a short time, without any means of affording ralief. In view of the great demand for a remedy, Hostetter has presented hia celebrated ‘Bitters,’ Yative pewers for all diseaces of the beep univerrally acknowledged. Th preares after along experience and desp stady, ave received the encomiums of the most eminent physicians. as wellas aliclasres. from every part ofourcountry, To those who doubt their many virtues. allwe can say is, try them, and judge for themacives respectively. Sold by Drnggists and dealers gevorally every- ‘be "Wholesale Agente—A, M. Bininger & Oo., 237 Penn. ave. 8ei9-e03t Special Novics Waned for Rent.—In Wash- armall hose, (anfarnished preferred } for afamily. Applyat No. 67 Louisiana avenne, or No, 142G street. ge 17-tf Great PanxsyLvanra KOUTE .via Baltimore and Hlarrtshurg. to the North and West.—Two trains leave Was! daily and one on Sunday—quick time—low fare and sare connections. Soldiers’ tiekets sold throagh at Government rates. for tickets and further information apply at the office + Penusylyanin Route, northeast corner of apia avenue and Sixth street, Washing- eopen from 5a. mi. to 9p.m.; on San- 12to4dp.m. » NoRTON, Agent. Hare Dye! Harr Dre!! Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in th: | world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye kno*- This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changea h oety or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Biack or Natural Brown, without injuring the hair or staining the skin, } ing the hair soft and deautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, ard rectifies the illeffacts of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed Winttam A BaTOHRLOR, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided Sold by all druggists. &c. Fac- tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Bateheior’s new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly aaa Serer BxoRnur DISEASES, Samariian’s Gift is the mest certain, safe and sfectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Curea in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No miner- al, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. Itis the soldicr’s hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, $3. : Samaritan’s Root end Herd Juicas—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Lisers, Sores. Spots, Tetters, &e. Price $1, or six botties for 95. Bold by 8. 0. Ford. See acvertisewent, m5 Dismases OF THE NeRrovs, SrMIwaL, URINARY 45D SEXUAL Brsvexs.—New and reliable treat- ment—in epee of the Hoard Association—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address ie J, Bkillin Houghton, Howard Association, ‘Biladelphia, Pa. au 22-3m ee © ORNS 485 THY UNivensaL Torment or MAN- 1ND.—To be selieved of these terrible evils call on Dr. Wui?e and submit to his manipulations, Hundreds of our citizens teatify with gratitude as to his succeasful treatment of Corns, Bunions, Nails crowing in the tesh, eto. Dr, WiiTk makes chiropody a speciality. ou sre sure to get relief without experiencing pain. Office, No. 424 Penn, ‘Tucker's building,) between Four- d Sixth sts, sei SPERMATORRH@A OAH BE OURED.—Dr. Band’s Specific cures Spersatorrhaa. Seminai Weaicness, ‘rpotency, Loss af Power, eic., sprdily and efectual- Tts effects ara truly magical. A trial of the pecisc, will convince the moxt skeptical of ite ¢ morita, Price 1 abox. Bold by 8.0. Ford, cor- ner Jith street and Pa. avenge, Wasi a, and Henry Oook Alexandri jaG-ly ‘THB OREAPRST AyD BEST Hain Dye im tee WoRip— Never Fades or Washes Ont.—Upham’s Hair Dye, entaabox. The bestinuse, Try it. Bold by 8, - Ford, corner 11th streat and Ps. avenue, Wash- ugton, and Henry Cook, Alexandris, ja6-ly Da. Dvrowt’s Sugar-coated Pilis are the very Les: in usa. aud effectively, and being susar-c se mn thé most telicate stomach. A these Pilis wit] prove their superior ity overall othera, Price $is box. by 8. C. Ford, corner jth Street and Pa, avepne, Waslington, and Henry oor, Alexandria. jaGly Waxznantup ro Ours 1x Stx Davs.—Dr. Godfrey's Autidote, an English Specific of sixty-five yearn’ emals Regulating erate speedily PT oGle MO MAD- A triat of etanding, cure ¢tomorrhaa in siz days. No change 01 dist required. Price $1 per bottis, Bold by 8.0. Pord, corner llth street and Pa, avenne On the ‘sth inst,, by the Kev 4 Presbyterian Minj-.er, Mr. SAMUEL McMamA8, - of the City of New York, to Mits AYN MILLER. only daughter of Robert James J, Marks, avd Agnes Miller, of this ety. ino cards. { Balt. Sun please copy.1 Op toe i7th instant, by the Rev Mr. Brown, Mr. JOHD THOMCON 10 dhs, SABE LULA COMB», all of Washington, D. O be On the 6th instant. by the Rev. Mr. Davis. WM, H. PARKER to Misa ELIZABETH MILLER, ali of this city. * DIEB, Departed thie life om the 19th instant, Mrs. ANN WATHON aged 64 years acd 6 month: How blest the righteous when When «loke @ weary soul to rest ; How mildly beam those closing eyes, How gevtly heaves the expiricg breast. * On the 16th of Sept. at Cairo, Ill, in the ninth ronth of ber age. ALIOR tnt. uxcehter of Capt, Jemer M and Alice Lee Prickett, U. 8. N Re Ee TS i hs THE PUBLIQG. We call your attention to the EXCELSIOR OLTY EX®RESS, for the delivery of Packages, Baggage. and Merchandise. Having elates hang in ali the principal stores at couvenient dintances throughont the city, where orders may be loft, which wil! be attended to promptly. Our drivers take orders from the slates every hour. thereby Saving persons from walking a long distance to leave directions for baggage to be taren to the Depot and other points. runks entrusted to this Express wil, be taken care of till the owners claim en ant receive their checks. Principal Office 3 Penn. avenue. corner 44. 21-1m* wae. pakRy & O0., Proptrs. HB. SHEWSLL, 206 Marat Sraper, PHRILADELPAIA, : DBALER IN DRIED FRUITS, APPLES AND PEACHES. Packed for Export or Government tse, _#¢ 5-Im* which we sell astonisbingly cheap for cash! or on moathiy payments, we have just re- esived a fine selection of Steinway and Bons en- rivalled P1ANOB, ‘See = ai on ve Also, Octa' mone er wo and ppieze.s One very atylish with tone, ‘Two excellent fine toned, 7 Octave Pianos just im, which will be rented on mod. forms. @ METZEROT?S Mi, Sy 23-t? corner Lith perontan? TO LAD Ins. DR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLs, Pho ingredients ts those Filla ts the reedlt of a Pa. ave. ‘teneive practi ild in their ° Page PO road fenke, prin i. Youn advctions, hysterics. Qisturt excises trom interreptions of nature. OHBESEM. PL Area postive femedy for all cormpicints peculiar to. Sr A PROLODIOAL they should noran uses, with each bex. is Sud improvements oa Sixteenth } atreety mage AL PIO NICS, &o. oe ROOND GEAND BALL OF THE SUYMOTR hts hemes Wikis th, ‘particulars see fature Semeat Wu BE ertad ur TEMPERANCE HALL, BM otreet, between oth and 10th, On WEDNESDAY, Sept. 254, for the benefit of a drafted fellow-woremsar attached to the Washington Brewery, A BRASS BAND will be in attendance. Tickets—ONB DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman ard ladies. Se 21-88" SBCoND @RAND BALL S OF THE MoCLELLAN SOOIAL OLUB WILL BR RBLD aT TEMPERANCE HALL. B st., bet. 9th and ltoh, | Ou THURSDAY BVENING, Sept. 24th. The members of the Club, grateful for the at- tendasce of their many friends at their former Ball. pledge themselves that nothing will be left undone on their part to make thi sccond to none of the season. The Holy Hill fall Band has been sngsged for the occasion, and an experieaced caterer will furnish | supper. Tickets—ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and lakies. . fe 19-51" D. McCARTY, See'y. | WANTS. ANTHED TO RENT—A HOU! atu: nished; will Ley > ive reference, Agureea T.-H 8.. Star offce. ets ote A Ist sereet. between H and I streets | No: a need ’ 2, two APPR <: eleialacinidiaaiaaan Ss ANTED—A BOY, about 1? yearseld Besom- mendations Tequired. Apply at OHAS. H. ANDMHEON'S Bookstore, 453 Soventa srcot, Dear ¥. se 23 Ut ———————— A* AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPHIC £2 Operator, who understaads his business ia all ite branches, desires employmentin tae dress 5.0 N.. P.O , Washington. D. 0. W-2tap_s, B. ALLIOT, Hair Dresser, No. 2:3 Penn. sv-nue, Willards’ Hotel. six zo! BARBERA. colored. Best wages giv. A inmedistely, se 23 ANTEHD—PANTALOON HANDS at JAMES LACKY’s, 7th street. opposite Post Uflice, None but the best hands will suit, New guous Just received, Se 28-3t* WANTED—Two or three ROOMS. sligibly lo cated, for a gentisman and hit wifa. No children Best refereaces, Name pr Hon, Address lock Box 56, Post Office. 1t* AS, INTELLIGENT BOY—WITH GOOD RB- ferences, from 14 to 16 years of age, is wanted immediately. in « firat-clasa Oigar Store. Address PO. Box 834, it" Ww ANTED—An OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wil- son's Sewing Machine Keferences required, Apply to the Housekeeper, Metropolitan Hotel, se 23 It TED—Three DBBSS MAK BRS at No 359 cy army, Ad- 833-St* ‘RAND CUMPLIMENTARY BALL | To SAMUEL B. CULVERWELL, V HIS FRIENDS, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL ON MONDAY EVENING, Sept 23, 1833. The Committee of Arrangoments, in making the above announcement, pledge thewselyes that co pains or expense shall be spared on their part to give to these who may honor them with their pany a night of pleasure and enjoyment. ‘Tickets Ono Dollar Can be procured of any of the managers, or at the Hall ou the evening of the all. Managers. ek Haliday, Wm. Dickson, Exq, Y. Davis. Eeq., J.T.Channce Capt.Wim.H.Na: : W.RM Robertso " M.C. Hart, Esq, J.T. Halleck, i. W. Hodges, B . John Clary, Wm. Malony, 2. Downin ALN Trunneil, John Rainie Jorn J. Daly, W. Floyd, E. W. D Edward Pletcher, Geo. Tartan. Jas. B. Williamton, Jus. Bell, W.B. Willtainson, Wim. Lowry. Alex. Proctor, Committee ef Arranzements Choe. Matlock, ALN. Trounell, Wm. G. J.T. Halleck, Wm. Dic 8. P. Robortson, Win. E. Morcoe, W. Floy: Wm. J. Beonett. Jobn J. Daly. Mester of Ceremonies, Jae, Ward. ensarer, Wm. Morcoa. sep 19-S,W,S\M ac OLUMBIA CORNET AND STRING BAND — The undersigned rerpactfully sia we ig | to the public, that he is ready to furnish Masic, for Private Parties, Balls. Pic Nics, Parades, Exhibitions, etc., with any uumber of Musiciacs required, at the shortest notice, by leaving orders at John Ieeman’s, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 4th street east, HENRY ISEBMAN, $ 3m" FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “For Sale and Ren! * first page j wuent. Wasbipat.n Lettere, Rar: Road Reports atha WANTED-A WOMAN to Oook and do General Housework. None need apply without they can ecok. Apply at 299 Penn. avenue, between oth aud et streets, Good wages will be given. Be V JANTED—A BITUATION as Book-keoper, Salesman, or Clerk. at a moderate salary. by ® young man who hag had six years’ experisnce. Address. throngh the Post Office, H. BH. H. Be 23-3t* WANTED_By ® Tespectable Lady, a SITUA- TION as Housekeeper rors singls gentleman. Only those of the highes respectability need ap Rs Tnquire at 415 Tenth street, between G ard between thé hours of !0and5 p.m. #e23-3t* WARTED—0n or before the mi dle of October, in gon] Jocstion. one large or two, three, or hur UNFURNISHED ROOMS or furnished as to carpets, fora gentleman and wife, G., Ag-nt. Box , Star office. Be 23-\ w* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A first class COOK to prepare meals to send out, Highest wages paid Boidred preferred. Inquire at No. 362 1th street, between L and M. L_DeA LANDEN, 88 23-3t* ‘ FURNISHED RUOM WANTR&D—On the Isiand, between 6th ard lith atres ith @ widow isdy preferred, and where ne quo ba atked Payment in advance. Addr SCOTT, Post Office, 8023 tt" W ANTED_—By a respectable young Girl, a 817- ¥ UATION in a private famtly as Caambsr- maid and Narse, or Ghambe: work and essist ia S-wirg. No 33° Payette strest, serond door from First sireet,@eorgetown. Best reference will be @ yen. ite VW ANTED—an OFFICE, first or second story front room, unfurnished. on or neac F street, detw-en Treasury and 7th street. or on 7th street, between F and Penn.avenne. Will lease by the Address Box 61, P. O, Best references Be 25-6t* ANTED—A smart BOY to attend a Book Stand. Wanted, Booka, Rare Books, Doca- vear. given. V Curiosities, Cheap reading roll and taken back f priea, A\.¥RED HUNTER, *URNISH™D ROOMS TO RENT—¥or rent, 03 450 Igth street, east sido. between Gand & atrests, neatly fnrnish: and very comfortebie BD ROOMB, and 8I7 I} @ ROOMB, and PAR. LORS. The neighborhood 1s one of most desirable iu the city. Bvery attention psid to those ocoupy- ing them. ‘No children in the house It FF 98 RENT— two FURNISHED PARLORS No, 27 SE our Lb street. 1t* @QTABLE FOR RENT—A Brick Stabls, with three b” stalls aud carriage house a‘tached, for rent. at 346 K street, between 12th aud 33th streets, Call after 6 p.m. or before 8a. m. It* fr oeeT ces FURNISHED HOUSE IN THH First Ware. Inquire for one week at 139 G street, between 2ist and 22d, between 9a. m,and 4 Pm. ne 3s at" RIVATE SALE .—For sale,a two-story HOUSE, containing 8:x rooms, desirably aituaved. in 4t atreet east, between East Oapitol acd A ste north, No. 408 Possession given iumediato.y. Inquire of J. FLEISHB next door. fo 23 3° Hoes AND LO? VOR SALE—A aw tare story Brick House, witn two-story Back Building, niowly finished; side allay, good water in theyurd. tine location Titie nerfest, Lrquire of ROBT WHITH, on the premisss, H atre-t. het, 434 and 6th streets, Island, 80 23-1w* OUS@ AND STORE TO RENT.—T:e Stock, Bixtures.ac., vis notail wrocery Store, doing & good business, with the Household Furnitare, for sale. Apply. W. W , at this office. Terms cash, The stock and fixtures are nearly new. Possession given Oct. Ist. 1383 fe 23-3t" Fe SALE—A tine FRAME COTTAGS HOUSE, besutiful'y situated, containing eleven rooms, on Deiaware avenue,one and a half squares north cf the Capitol. Wor varticulara appl- to J. 0. Cook “ft ‘nos, W. Williams’ Stables on 8th street, ners t Ko SALEB—A Pleasant and Healthy FARM, abont one mile from the Market hoas ‘n Georgetown, D.u., on the Canal road near the UVolumbia Foundry, containing about 15 acres of good land. The improvements are | aubdstantial aud well built frame House, containing 8 rooms and 2 stairways, in ali 76 feet front. with neat porches. back and frent. There is also a kitchen androom above for servants. A fountain beforo the dvor; 2 good eprings within 30 or 40 yariaof kitchen door. There is one other Brick Tenement paying good interest. A well of good water in the boon 2 large feveragus beds; also. one of the ert orchards in the District, particularly Pears, Peaches and Oherries; There is also a Stone Quarry onthe Canalroad. All p> ..ns desirous of pare chasing such a place asei_ sted to cali and examiue for themselves, 8e22-tw* SAMUEL OROWN. over Bank ot Washinxton. D TO RENT—Or to Lease, for a termof . & emall PLACS, about dor I acres of Jaud, and dwelling house on it, within about ten miles of Washington. st tahie to raise produce fo- msrket. Apply to JOHN G. STOCK, No 430 E ftreet north, between sth and Sth streets west, Washington, D.O se 2 YVANTED IMMEDIATBLY—A good Jonrney- msn KAKBER. Appiy at No. 497 Seventh street, between D and E st: eet. 89 22-3t™ G. 0. 8AUK Washington city, D 0. J OTTCE.—I wish to employ immediately two first-rate SHEET IRON WORKMEN, who an- derstand the stove business Good wages will ve given. and steady employment for such men, Apply immediately at 318 Penn. avenue, between ith id 11th streets. “ ai 0. WOODWARD, fe 2 3t Vy ANTHD At the Treasury Extension, twenty CARPENTERS. To good workman, the high- ert wages will be given and steady work. Apply at the office of Construction, Tr+a-ury Building ISAIAH ROGERS, Supervising Architect. [{Chrenicie,} Be 22-tf Ww ANTED TO RMNT—Bither in Washington o Georgetown, 8 HOUSS containing from 4 to7 rooms. or part of a House. Address M, Georsa- town P.O : Be 21-8." Bose FOR A LADY, Aquiet home no ota > boarders. with » widow lady preferred A libs ral price will be paid. and reference given. Ad dress BJ. P., Btar office. Fe 21-3t* ANTED—A sma!l UNPURNISHED OHAM BBR; also, an OPVICE ia central but qui: yea art of the city of Washington, Address W.0., | CINCY, Star offier, se 21-3" WANTRD—0n0 good BLACKSMITH und one good WOODWORKKE, To euch $350 per day will be given. Apply, 498 8ixth, soath of Pennsylvani euue. wae JACOB WILSON. Vv ANTED—A MAN, German preferred, who understands Repairing Furniture, Fitting Keys to Locks, &e, One wao can make himselr generally oseful. 90, Warhington City P.O. 7 ANTED—A YOUTH, inastore. One having a knuwled ge of the Clothing business, and of good addrers, pre(erred. Reference raquired as to honesty and ability, GEO. ENNING 89 91-3t* 585 Seventh at, (Island) HE SUBSCRIBBR WISHES TO SHOURR the services of a competent ge: t.emen to teach (bis son) English, Latin, and the uigher branches of Mathemation. Residence tour miles from Wash- ington. Address J. D,, Box 354, Washington, D.C BA 21-3t™ Apply. by Ietter, to Box No. | and loca- | ee pe eee By GRBAN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers S4t OF VALUABLS IMPROVED Beau \O va7B om Capito, HiLt.—Will be sos me diahest bidder, at Padlic Auction, on WEDNES. DaY, the 24 instant, ee remises, Fe ora . ° 3éand 17. jaare »fron' ha 8 foot s inobes on north B street, between Dela- ware avenue and Pirst street east end improved with asement. and etnent for any one a ishin, selves s comfortable home ; itis situated on the line of the Washington and Georgetown Bailroad, which makes it convenient to all the partments. Being included in the propored ex- té@rion of the tol grounds, it isa perfectly safe in) nt. 6 Government have assessed t 5,355 dollars, which sum they will pay for itin the course of a few years. Zerms of sale: One. ward ae og! (se pelancets equi yw ments, notes bei ing int est at 6, 23,18, and ‘umonths, secured by a deed of trist upon the ‘ty. ast ih GRBEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, By J. ©, MoGUIAR & O0.. Auctioneers. A or OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY Orrosite WILLART’s HOTEL, ber RTL containing 4.353 Bstaty or rapuars 8, W. Haxpy.—Oo DAY AFTERNOON, September 2d the premiees. we shall sell part of G, in subdivision of Square No 22%, fronting to- getber 52 feet 9 inches on Penntylvania avenue, de- tween 14th and 15th streets, and improved by a brick building, containing two stores, with a dwell- a abo Title perfact = ‘erms ; 4,0) in cash; the ramainder in six and twelve months. with interest, secured by deed of | tr ran tes Sresn ieee 4 ba palety te ui est of conveyancing to y the purchaser, eel? m J O Mc TIRE & CO. Aucta. By J.C. McGUIRB & CO., Axctionsers. {UHNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD BFEBOTS At PubLio Avciiox.—On TAU RSDAY MO&N- ING, Sept. dsth at Wo'clock,at No 34 H street, betweon J3th and l4th streets, (near the Nationsi Theater,) we shall sell a lot of Household ana Kitehen Furniture, compri wh Mehogavy Sofa, Castor and Psrlor Ohairs Cave and Wood Sest Chairs, Shades Corpets, Oil Cloth Clock Becsteads and Bedding, Toilet Set Crockery and Glaseware, Outlery Cooking Stove and Fixtures Refrigerator, Tin Safe, &c., ke. Terms cash. JAS. 0, McGUIRE & CO, Anct’rs, 8e22 Ry GREEN& WILLIAMS, Aucioneer: ‘OR SALB —On THURSDAY, at 1 o’c:ook, I will sei) at Public Auction— Beda, redsteads. Bedding Hair ana Shuck Mattras-ea, y Chairs Looking Glass, 2 Ciocks in rnuniag order 1 Fine Hammock, Tables, Stands, &e ,&c = ‘Terma cash. RJ. HITCHCOOR, cor, 11th and K sts east, Navy Yard. 021-3t* GREBN & WILULAM®, Aucta, WwW AUOTION SALE, ILL BE §OLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON Dext THURSDAY, the 2th of Saptember, at LL o'clock a. Iu.,at No 35 Union street, Alexand a, Va., the following condemned Sudsistence stores, more or Irfs: 6 barrels Pork, 13,06 pounds of Bacon, 33,00 pounds of Ham, 2 bartels Flour, 3 Darr'ls Coan Meal, 42 barrels Beans, 40 pounda Rice, 2%) pounds Hominy, 1 pounds Coffee, 600 pounos Sugar, 9 wounds Dexiccated Potatoes. __ Terms: Osrh,in Treasury notes; to be paidatthe moment of sale. ‘ Stores to be ramoved immediately thereafter, A. E, OLARSE. 8017 19: 21498 Santain and C. 3. by J.C, Mew URE & OU., Auctioneers. ;ALUABLE IMPROVED PKOPERTY NEAR LAPAYHTTA FQUARB aT PuRLic AUOTION —Un balf past five o'clock, on the preminen, we shall sell eo et Lots Nos. 4, 6,and 7, inBquare No. 2. ronting 66 feet 1 inchon 16th street. between H and I etreets. (adjoining St John’s Ohurch,) and ran- ning back 109 feet, tozether with the improvemeats, cor! rg ofa Two-story Brick Housa, containing | eleven rooms, and 2 ‘rick stable, the whole en- | closed ina brick wail Terms: One-third cash ; the remainder in sixand twelve months. with inter ecured by deed of trust on the premires. a costs of conveyances to be paid by the pur- chaser RE” Possession e17 B given on or before November Ist. J.C, McGUIBE & CO.. Aucts, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionears. at Acotion —Oa FRIDAY, the 25th inst., all sell,at Nc. 371 Penn, ave., between 4°) and 6th street west, a large assortment of Houre- hold and Kiteher Furniture, consisting in part of Walnut Spring Sest Sofas and Chairs 12 Zine Walnut Marble-top Saloon Tables Cottage and other Bedsteads and Aureaus Husk and other Mattrasses Brussels, Three ply, and other Oarpets and Qi! Cloths 16 Foot Bxtension Tables Cane Seat and other Chairs And avery large assortment of Ohins, Glass, and Crockery Ware of every description With many cther Articies such as are generally found in a Boarding House and too numerous tw enumerate, Term cash, on okds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. fe2l-d&da LOST AND FOUND. Rees Monday morning. Sept. 2ist, betwean ths Navy Yard and Ospitol, a heavy BLAUGK SILK MANTILLA. ‘he finder will ba rewarded by Jeaving it at 320 K street, between ea ath. . Q@TRAYED AWAY-—On the 22d inst., from the et end of tith street. oyster woarf. s BAY HOR! BUGGY HARNESS, a small old WAGUN, Five doilars reward will be »ven by bringing the seme to WILLIAM TURNEB’S Oyster Hoase, pear the Depot 18 23-30" NAKEN UP BSTRAY.—On the aint inst . on4% street near the Canal bridge, a BOSTAIL BAY. HORSE ard WAGON, The Horse bas C marked a the left Booming The yaar _ hare the abcve by proving property, and paving charges, 3. CARBSREY. Third street, between e238 3t* C and Md. ave . Island. APART- MENTS, with bsth,&c. No, 3 Franklin Pisce, opposite Franklin Square, 89 22-1 W™ re SALK—A fine GROCERY and LIQUOR STORE, doing a very good business. Inqu atthe Starofice Pe a ue 89 22 St re SALE—A neat BRIOK HOUSE containing 61x rooms and other conveniences; well located; possession at once FSR, RENT Handsomeiy-farnished AP. vall at No, 300, cornerof 9th street wast M street north, Se 22 3t* \O LET—A three-story BRICK J OUSK, No. 183 @ street, near Ith st-2e nandaomely furnished. Bath, hot and cold ya er; gas. Pro- perty owner only 28 security fo. -ae rent. #22-5t* EF OR RENT.—A comf rtably FURNISHED .’ HOUSH, pleasantly situated, will be rented for six months 9125 per month, ia advance, References required, Address F, M., Box 7% Post fice, Washington, 8 22 2t* Fro pant A Hancaome, FURNISHED PAR. LOK, two Bed roome aiso Rent them togstiar | ors*parate. A three-s Brick House, on 2ist Street east, between (r 1 H, firat house from @ street 8 22 5t* | File BENT.— UKELRABLB APARTMENTS, en i} Buite,ou first and second floors, private table ifdesired. One room mitadie for an oflice ; also, STABLE for rent. A at 322 G atreat, votween 12th ‘and 13th poly fe22. qt Ee RENT—A first-class Farnished HOUSH, near the State Department. Water ana g. Terms two buudret dofiarss month, in advance Apply to H.C. SPALDING, Attorney, No 338 street near lth street. #9 22-51 UNEGRNISHED ROOMS ON PENN. AVENUE J TO LET.—Two Unfurnished kooms(oae front, the other back), sommunlcating, in the se H e floor of No. 301’ Penn tween 9th enue, 10th streets, to rent. Pi ion given immediate- ly. Appl: thi 8 XELOWS- Wi Bey on the premises of MESSRS aozett (,OR SALE—A FARM of 78'¢ scres of land, 13 imiles from Washington. on the turapike rosd leading to Brookeville, betwean the & aud 9 mile posta; new house of 4 rooms, and well; plenty of Wood'and water; cheap. Por farther reference in- quire on the premises of GEO. M, NIOHOLS; or No. 433 ith street west, W.P. DRURY; or No, 300 9th street west, corner of M 6e 22 1w* FOE S4LB—A two-story BRIOK HOUSE, with attic and basement, containing eight rooms, situated in a very desirable ne:ghbo- hood, on'!2th, between Iand K streets. Terma very moderate. Also s small FRAME HOUSK, on 31 street, b> 1 and K streets, which will be eold at a bargain, for cash Address T. FRANK HEBERT, Wash- ington city P.O. se 22 3t" ‘OR 8AL¥—Cheap for Cash—Oni HOUSE PF Vorton 2d creel betecon aera HOTER 277 1 street, after 40’clock p.m. A seiticoated, for sale, "Address Box 40.8 )OB BALE—A STOKE, on O atrect, botwoen New Jersey avenue and North Capitol the Depot. Inqu Pennsylvania aven' street. se 31. OR SALE—The FURNITURE, ana Bent of city jfor Gam cish down, Ap av this o@icn ts J own, of Bikey pay day, for three days. y INT—On or before the first of October, F ei hrets stor) y brown front BRIOR HOUSE, ‘at the corner of Vermont avenue and Not, Reat re 8 Bt references w! * toF.U, MeSUIRES 00. ome Fo BEN T—Ina private family, for gentleman nly. $1 satly-furnished seoona story GHAMBWES. Tocation vei ti fares cust ot location very fe 21 St COMPLETE BAKERY, IN GOOD ORDER, di Star te ; 460 ‘ow York avenue, se tLeaaucstoneos. axle Toquifeot WB: No. 427 Beventh st. se 2]-eolm* I OUSE WANTED.—A family of four persons wish to rent a neat dwelling, containing six or seven rooms They bave no children; will he permanent tengnts if suited; and will punctaally pay the rentagreedon, Address J. A,,317 Ninth erreet. #@ 21 st" pose WANTED.—An officer of the Army de- ®)sires Board (with or without rooms for the winter. either with a private family or firat-clasa private boarding-house. Location must be bet. 0th and sth streets, Please address, with par- ticulars, A. G. M., Star office, Be 21-3t* y ; ANTED—A LAD, from 15to 18 years of Age, to attend store and make himself generally wae- ful. To # b:ight, active Boy, who is willing to work, @ good situation ig off red. Avply to Messra. FHERMAN & DRiV , Butlers at Finley dospital, or at SiURGIS .y) La avenue, between sth anc 7th sts. Be 21-3t* WV AnTED a first class SALESMAN, who h had experience ia the Uarp-tor Dry Goods .and who can give good references. None eed apply WM, 8. MITCHELL & 00., Dealers in Carpets, &e #6 21-3t* Market tpace. het. Sth and sth ets ANTED—A SITUATION of housekerper or nursery governess, by # middle-aged woman fully competent to fill dither position, ava bo: rather than compensation ix the objact.of the plicant. “None may fear to give heratrial at]=n-t. Heferonce of the highest order given, Adidrens “Mrs. M. E.G .?’ Star Office, Be 21 3t* OR SALE—A first-class three-story and baas- ment BRICK DWELLING, nearly new, in the healthiest and moat desirabie part of tne city; cov- venient to Post, Oftice and Capitol. It will be sold either with or without the farnitare. Title inci putable. Immediate porse-sion given Add Lock Box 34 City Post Office. Be 21 e03} WASTED_A YOUNG MAN to atndy the Pro. fession of Dentistry. ‘Toa smart acd «avable young man, 8 good ctance Is offared Appiy either ersopail or by letter at BSIGESMOND & HAY- Wa 'D’8 Nental Office, 260 Penn. avenue, Wash- ington, 0. C. se 19 tf W ANTED—An AUOTIONEKR. One who is weil acquainted with the business and a good salesmen, can obtain a permanent situation by addressing Box 557 Washington, D. 0., P. 0., stating terms and refarerce. Re 18-6t WASTED IMMEDI ATELY—At 395 Tonth at. between H and I, four exparienced DRESS MAKERS. Those who thoroughly understand their business, None others need apply, fe 18-6 93t* § 1 ( PER DAY NETT PROFIT.—AGENIS WANTE D—Por alight wholessie vusiness, from which the above profit cal be poatively real ized. Send 3 cent stamp fora circular containing full Ricionlars, Address OC. F, SHUTTS, Troy, New York. 6e16-Im AB f8 WANTED TO sELL THESTANDARD History of the War, This work presents a rare opportunity to make money. 150,00 copies already sold. Circulars, giving terms, &c ,sentfreo, Ad- dress JONES BROS. & CO.. Publishers, 71 West Fayette street, Baltimore. Md. se 8 Im™ ANTED-— Four good MILLIN BBS; the highest id. ApplyatS HELLBR’S, 3¢ far- ket Beccaabate ca Tah and ath. be 9 aw ANTED,—10,000 MEN AND BOYS to cal SMITH & BBALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, ced prices, at 361 ‘th treet Just Delew the Northern Market. forea ieee Ww ANTED IMMEDIATELY — Tw OaR- PENTHBS. vat ibe pata to Tor Shop. om K Apply to the Government IAT pe! atreet, rot atreet. a Baris my %-tt Department cf Washington. J BEUOB & OO. want all to know taat they can ; 0 404 a So SNES ee W tay thole Olcnang ae reduced prices at a Bete ee Teenie the Ol Fon E8460 1" iy Pisa W4NTED— s200ND- Hamp mar #-tf at ae -onat aide ce* Cwrsame OUND ASTRAY—A youn) HORSE. Apply 51s Ef. FITZPATRICE ath st. 922 3t* ~ y LWA @&TBAYED awa om t! e corner of 7th aud r D streets, on Saturday, the Wth, a large RED COW. about 12 years old, marked on the Sud ries wmaii& only from <4 of &. hip No.7, cee teats, A reward e who returns her to sede] j & WILLIAMS. TRAYED O& STULEN—From the subscriber, on Thureday. the lth inst.. a BED COW, with long herns, turned vp and a hole in eseh ‘born; eightyearsold A-eward of $3 will be paid for Will be paid to an het return tome, orany information where she may be ound. JAMES MOKGAN, = Corner of 23th and K rtraats, AKEN DP AS AN BSTRAY no Monday last be l4th inst.,2 ROAN COW. Tne owner will come forwerd, prove property PAY charges, and take ber away. 6) RLES JOHNSON £ ix* 7th at. Road, 3 miles from Washington. OST—Oc the 19th iustant,on Bridge or Wasb- 4 ington streets, Gecrgetown, an ACCOUNT BOOK The finder will he liberally rewarded by returning it to J. MURPH Y’S Oarri Factory, Bridge street, near the Mar town. YAKEN UP AT THK IST TULL GATE ON 7th strect, on Saturday the Sth inst,a BAY MAKE. The owner will come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take her awa} OBHUA DRVAN, 8e21-3t* Ist Toll gate, 7th street @TOLENS Lact night, the 20th instant, a small \ BAY HOR: white pind feet; white #treak down his forehead; a natural pacer; scar on tre right hind foot, crease fallen in the neck Ten dollars reward will be paid if retarned to WM. H. RGLAND, © Fort Oarroll, across the a 00 7 Branch. 3 I EEStR43ED— Test night, from the yard of the 4 X co Star office, B Sanda BOUL. ‘wo Ked Cows; one of them o!d and the other young. The old red has lost a portion of ber tai!, One small Chocolate colored Cow. One Red and White Bei er, giving her first milk. One Chocolate and White Gow One Red and White Cow with rather long horns, One mal] Chocolate colored Vow. i The Bul} is two yesrs old, brown or dark red,wi'h pits —- on his body, and a white spet in his forehead, Three ot four of them had ropes o2, some of the ropes being of untwisted large rope. Tho finder, or whoever will bring information to the Star office, leading to their recovery, will be liberally rewarded by the ge ey se 18-tf W. D. WALLAOH, § 5 REWABD.—BStrayed from the subssriber, on J Maron’s Island, near Georgetown, on the i6th.a KED COW, marked B on the left hip,and a white spot on the right hip; about 6 years eld, ‘he above reward will be given to any one return- ing her to the subscriber, on Mason's Island. J. 8. BUTTSRWORTH. THUESDAY A¥) BHNGON, Beotember aith, at | AY TION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD PCRNI- | FOR OTHER AUCTION SALM6 SEB 18T PAGE, By M.Y. BUCK BY . An: tivacer. Dusrnas: Georgetown, D. C. : A ein LE EU ILDIRG LOT AT ATOTION. sell BSD AY. 3h ins locks, tituated on anree) Fr petres pitts cud wes me ind, 32 foot on Ceperess, rannt ack same width 120 feet, Vomeuts ares ie Dwell pes. a indiepatal ie, of a: haif cash ; balan-s in Seals months with notes satisfactorily endy.-nd bratiag inte: est wezs 4t* MY. HUCKRY. anet. By GhBEN & WILLIA Ms, Anctionsers, Of MILOH OOWS AT AUOTION DAY, the 26th instant at nN sell in tront of the Auction Roo Datreets, 24 superior Mileh Uvws. gentleman declining farming Any hing 10 purchase cows would do well to sttand the ome, a» they will be a 1d to the highest bidder. Terme cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. fe23 GA tn by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Ty. Wo STORY FRAME HOUSRAT AUCTION.— J On MONDAY, the a5th ins’ be =e shalisell in front of the p: Lo which is a peorly new two story #ramo Thia property froate un south K ,betwi 61h atrests we: Terms: One: balf cash ; Daiance in sixandt eelve mouths jor note bearing interest from day o! sale A ceed given anda deed of trasttaken. Title in @isputadla, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. e023-d& de By J. C. Mc@UIRE & GO.. Auctioneers. QjMALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY SRAT \ apsOisinG Tue City at PUBLIC Auction —Ua FRIDAY APTBRNOON, Uctober 24, at 5 o'clock on the preteen, we shall sell that beautifal /itt Farm lying along Boundary strest, between Ge! wood avenue and ‘Ech ington ” containing 37 acres, lrood,and 19.and one-balf perches, improved by an excellent ling Hours, barns, stables,and other out Lulldings, the whéle surrounded by a Deantiful grove of foresteaks, and well suppiiad witb wate Thin desirable little farm will be divited into three parts, two of them fronting on B uodary sirert, coptsining 8 acres cach and the other front. ing op Glenwood avenue, and containing aboat 11 acren, together with tle homestead and otaer nilding+. Torras : One-third in cash; the remainder in slx and twelve months, with interest, secured deed of trast on the prem: gir ie ey A plat of the premises may be seen at the Auction Rooms. 3.0 McGUIRE CO.. Aucts. news By GREEN & WILLIAM», Auctioneers RUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS,— By virtue of a deed of trust, executed on tre zith any cf September. 1853, by Uharles VeSelding and Wife, and recordedin LiberJ. A ¥.. N ove of thy land records ef Washington coa: District of Columbia, and at the request of party recured thereby, I wii! offer at Pabiic Sa! on MONDAY, the 26th day of Octobar noxt, at t hour of 4 o'clock. in the afternoon. the Lots, Pieces. pd Par of Ground described in aaid trust deetl, being 20 Lots situates in Square cum- bered 54, on the island y = Terms of asie: One-.dird cash ; balancsinGand 2wonths. the purchasersgiving their notes for the deferred payments, interest from th day ofsale. deed g:ven and a deed of trust ti to secure the deferred paymen*s cingand Revenue Siamps at the purchess, he ts. pense, Ifthe terms of Sale are not complied eth atthe end of five days fromthe da: undertigped. as Trustee. reserves the ri sell the said premiees after advertising Aestines ‘ir the Evening Star, at the risk and cost of the de- fculting purcha er. ©. BR. RITTENHOU 3K, Trustea. se2s- dads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By W. L. WALL & CO. Auctionvers CON FEO LION ERS STOCK AND FIXTURES aT AcOoTION.—0n MONDAY MORNING, the instant. at 10 0’clock we Will se!! at the atore r=. Vaolinelie & Castigieoni, No. 476 nort " 4 between 4% and 6th they intend to vacate, their entire tures, embrarin, an@ lresh stock of Candies, Bonhone® omimestibies, Prunes, in giass an! faney aches, Cordia}s, Je'lies, Preserves, Sar and other fine French case Pros:yes , Fireworks, and Nuts and Pruite of all and Mars racket, or Cases ‘aloon Tables, an ch Pla‘’e Mirror 4large French Plato Count 6 Marble-top Lron Frame Pair Qi! Paintings, Soda Fountain, Generator and Lead Pips, all com- plete, Syrup bottles, Glass Jars. an two very large, yer Jare aetie and Chairs, Machinery aud Marble top Table. and everything recersary for manuf.cturing Caody, Patent }c-Cream Freezers, mS | Buckets, Glas-ware, &c.,& Curtains, Stove, &e.. &c. Terms cash. J W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. se 23 By J.0. MceGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. {URNITURE AND BFFECTS OF A PAMILY j DEDLINING HOUsBKaerING.—On TUBSDAY, Sept. wth, at 10 o'clock a, m., we shall asil at House No. 359 Seventh street, between I ard K streets north. a lotof Furniture and Household Effects, Sonrrsng Suite of Hair Qioth Parlor Furniture Marble top Table, Oil Paintings Manogany Dining Tables, Dining Chairs Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wingow rhades Bedate Bureaus, Washstands Ball L ae Bath Tub, Toilet Set Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c., &c Terms cash. sez J.C. McGUIBE & 00.. Aucte. By J.C McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. Fue DWELLING HOUSES FOR 84u8.—On TUURSDAY, the let day of October, 1363, até is o'clock p. m.,we will sell at Pad ie Auction frcnt of eae Three Neat Dwelling hous Nos. 649,551, and 553, on 13th street, betwaen B and C streets south, near the Smithsonian Insti tute and Monument, and within a few im:notes walk of venn.ayvenuse, These Roursa have n-at mastic fronts, three stories high, contan n Tooms each, and are in # beautifal and healthy neighborhood We will sigo se!l Lot No. 14, in Square 264, on south B street, betwoen 13th and 13% streets and in the immediate neigsborheod of the mene houres and can be divided into two building ronts. Terims: Cne thi-d cash; the residue in six and twelve months with ipterest to be secured on the premises. Expense of conveyances at purchaser's cost, 3. Mc@UIRE & CO . Aucta, sed By J. C. MoGUIRK & O0., Aucti neers, ig Ra eter SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAK THE CIROLBON PHNSSYLYANIA AVENUK —By virtus ofa deed of tratt, recorded September 234 $552, in Liberd. A.8 No’ 223, folion 162 et seq , I will sel! at Pablic Aue ion, on SATUR Da Y, October 84. at 50’clock p. m., in front of the premises, Lot numbered ten (ti), in Bquare bumbrred thirty-eight (33), as subdivided by iagac Peliack, situated ou %th etrert near Pennsylvania avenue, i ’ 2 Upon the premises above described is a large three story Brick House. F Terms : One-hali cat alance in equ | payments to be secured by notes ‘atwixand twelre mouths. bearing interest, aud a deed of trust on the premi- ser, If the terme of s:le are not complied with in five days from the day of sale inclasive, the property will be resold upon five days notice. at the risk and cust of the defaulting purcoaser. Ali conveyancing at t! » cost of the purchaser. HENBY LOVEJOY, Trustee, Mo & CO.A By J.C. McGUIBK & CO., Auctioneers. BUSTEES SALE UF VALUABLEBUILDING Lots on TEE IsLAND —As Trast- E asa of the United Stsies vs rchwartz @ x}, £ will off-r at Auction, on SATURDAY, the 26.4 oft., omthe premises, at o'clock p m., those Valuable Baita~ ing Lotr on the Island, known as— 30, and 31, in Bquare 493 fronting etween 4% and 6th streets. Lots 36 on south H - Also. Lots 33.14. 15 and 17, in the sage Square, Jronting on 6tu street weat. Tern s of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money tobe paid in csah, and the balance in3,6, gad rouths, inequal instalments, ’o be sceare The terms of sale must be co aplied with in three days after sale or the purchaser will forfeit al. claims der th le Ecermme same." WALTER COX. Tiustes fe21 J.0.McRQUIRE & CO la By J.C MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. ave VERY VALUABLE PIEO#S OF BUSI- NeSS PROPERTY ON SuVBNTH STESBT, OPPUusITE Opp Fei.Lows' HALL, a? PouLiG Bate —n MON- DAY AFTERNOON, September 28th, at 6 o'clock on the premines, we sball cell the north half f Lot No. 17. in square No. 481, fronting 25 1 2 feet on Seventh street, between D and E streets porch, and rucping back 19 feet, impreve? by x substa fist and well-built two story brick dwe ling with back building and excellent store rodm attacket Also, the south half of Lot No. 16. tronting 2s feet 10] 2inches on Beventh g:reet, adfoioing adove described property, running back 16 feet aod 1m- ved by a three story D i welling 20use, with ck building and s fine stoe attached, ‘er ne third cash ; theremainder in six and tweive months, with interest secure « by a deed truston the premises Cost of enaveyances, i: cluding revenue stamps, to be paid by tne par- £0.17 1w* Assistant Sub. Dept. | ®2Sser- 3.0. Mc@UIRE & 00., Auots, By GREEN & WILLIAM 4. Auctionecre OBTH OF LW OF HORBBE, MUL $8,000 * DRY GOODS AT COST Agron Gurrie Tar, AND ABip eT OHARLES 8. LOOK WOOD'S AIP eles ot Si o'clock Me, eo seth ert soe reas taruaeicheneee foe one Bek Pho ad Be Be ‘The balance of the winter stock formerly belong- | vis: ' — * ‘, ing to J. B. Olagett will be offered at cost, com- Bere toa eT aieres and. Wagon Harness, posed of— Pour Milch Cow: e . Blankets, Brocha, French Blanket and Beotch Giz Young Steers te prime order for beet Pi w ls, ey ; Dress French Merinoes, Fancy Silks, undred cords and Wi rex stiew’ Kid Gloves, @1 per pair; ~ And joany other Goods too numerous to mention, GREUE & ‘a0 St-lw' 2 : pr 20 Dh wap ih POUR PIROEs AND SPLIT BONE & 1B CORD Oorner Seventh street and Canal. ne a aa Se ae