Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1863, Page 3

,. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Yor»'s THEATER.— Maggie Mitchell will to- night again sppene ae “Amy,” in the «Little Barefcot,” and Manager Ford announces that this is the last pertormance bat two of this play. Maggie is charming as ever Her characters Sre sll earetally studied, and she is therefore enabled to represent them, with a naturalness truly refreshing. To-morrow night she will take a benefit. CanTRBRBURY.—The “ghost” has run itself into the ground (where it belongs) at every place of amusercent except Canterbury. Man- ager Sinn keeps it up, aad it continues to prove €nm attraction. But jarge numbers also resort to Canterbury to witaess the splendid dancing of the sisters Clara and Millie Fowler, and the varied performa. ces of the regular company. Vanreties.—The performances at the Varie- ties ure always interesting, and ‘they are especially £0 ROW On account of the presence there of Annetta Galetti, Mons. Tophoff and Rozani and bis. ballet troupe. Besides these a pomber of pretty girls und a fine corps of Ethiepiau performers alse asaist nightly at the entertainment, ached WYMAN, THE WIZARD, is. sfill at.Odd Fel- lows’ Hall, aud be continoes to driw good houses. He introduces nightly his life moving and speaking antomara. Wyman is decidediy amusing, and his -perfurmances always tend to cure the bines. BaLyt.—The McClellan Social Club will give them second grand bali at Temperance Halil to- night. The Holy Hill Band has been engaged, eud a good party will be-piven. 3 SE a Grover'’s THEATER.—Since the close ot the summer sestson the proprietors of this building, Messre. Spaulding and Rapley, haye been ma- King alterations and improvements nearly Rimounlivg to & reconstruction of the edifice. The capacity of the building has been increased to the extent of some 1,000 pereons: in fact, it will accommodate the same nomber, but much more comfortably, than did the “Old National,” well known as one cf the largest theaters in the country. The walls are built upon the foun- dations of the Old National wall, and are of the best and most solid description of masonry. But the greatest feature of improvement, per- baps, is the additional height to the building, rectifying some heretofore noticeable faults in the proportions of the room. As reconstructed, the theater will be one of the best designed and best arranged in the country. In the seating arrangements, the best Models have been followed, in order to secure | comfort for the audience and to afford those in @ll parts of the house a perfect vii w of the stage. ‘The first floor will beocenpied by the orches- tra and parquette seats; the second will be the 8 cre nd the third the gallery, with white and colored. The heavy, umbrous columns haye been replaced by light ones Of iron, of graceful design, and the forms | or the fixtures and appurtenances generally are of exceeding elegance and beauty. We are giad to see that great attention has been paid to ventilation in the new building—amost | important requisite, and one tov much neglect- ed am the constracuon of edifices calculated to accummmodate large numbers of people. 1n order to afford greater stage accommoda. | tions, & building of two stories, thirty by forty, will be constructed adjoining the theater for the dressing rooms and green room, leaving a clear siage of forty feet. Mir. Grover, the enterprising lessee of the theater, has a full corps of artists and deco- Tawrs ulready st work upon the stage; and hereabout we notice a couple or superb drop scenes taking shape under the spirited pencil of j the well. kno wn scene painter Strong. The work for the proprietors, Messrs. Spal- ding & Rapley, is being done under the immé¢- diate superiniendance of those excellent build- ers, Messr:. istle & Tron; painting and glazing, Parker & Spaldi ornamental work by Heath, of Philadelphia: draping by Carroll, of Philadelphis; plastering by $ ; iron work by Haywood & Bartictt, decorations by Carstein, principal decorator at the Oapiiol; gus fitung by Willitm Whelan, Georgetown. Some '20 workmen are no busily engazed upon the building, and Messrs. Entwistle & Barron expect, by working’ night and day, to have it completed about the middle of next week. It is also designed to have the front building covered in to the street, and carried up to a height to correspond with the tine hetel now being built on the site of the old Union office. Besides giviag space for a spacious lobby en- trance ‘or the theater, this addition wil! pro- vide room for four fine stores, 5v feet by 20 on the theater front, and four stories above, which upper stories have been leased for hotel pur- poses by the parties concerned in the adjoin- ing building. The theater structure will, when completed according to the plan, be universally coucedd to be one of the handsomest, most con venis: and best built edifices of the kind in the u- try; one that can te pointed to with pride by any citizen. Mr. Grover will in a short time open with the great combination of such actors as E. L. Davenport, J. W. Wallack and Mrs. Farrea, and a-stoex company of rare excellence. i Saas Tus Drart.—After our report closed yester- day, the following cuses were disposed of by the Board of Enroliment: Frederick Kiley, paid commutation: Harry Mortimer, alien. James Barnes, ofjy son of widow—liable Samuel Biaas, (colored,) accepted. Wm. White, (colored,) accepud. Wm. A. Ounningham, disabilicy. Samuel Diggie, disability. Wm. T. Craig, over a James Windson, under age. James Peach, erroneously enrolled Charles A. Knight, paid commutat A. Walton, paid commutation. ‘Thomas ©. smithson, paid commutation. Dauiel Spaulding, pard commutation, Edward Rowland, disabil WNeab Dougiass, (colored,) furmished substi- tute—Thomas OUsrter, John McGenujs, under age. George C. Galuwell, disability. Franklio Herron, fursished substituic—la- mont Muni. Wilber ¥. Ford, pzid commutation, Daniel W. Jarboe, paid commutation. . > - Porice Reports—Third Precinet—Thomas Keenen and €urtis Rathburn,druyk; dismissed. One ‘oldier, do.; military. David Mulghue, disorderly; 25.62." James” Ropinson, nuisance; dusmisseci. Fourth Precinct.—Catharing Donlin, drunk; dismissed.’ Michael Kgan, do; do. Henry Minion, carryhig weapout: 9 Mary (onlin, chael Ford, disorderiy; work- uu M. Ford, do. Mary Magial disorderiy; £2.94. vier, do; dismissed. Edward McGraw, assault and battery and highway robbery: dismissed. Thomas Lever, drunk and disoruetly; ed. James Rita gibbon, do.; $1.91. Fannie Stewart, dragk; $1.04. Sisth, Precinct, Adolp Croto, dtnnk nad dis: orderly; 81.4. Ellen Flaherty, do.33. John Greggs, drank, &c.; military. Johu Dash, John Williams, Michser Havenner and Jackson n. Oazgie; sh ing in the streets; losked ap six hours and dismissed. Tehih “Precinct,-Edware. Brown, deserter; Michael Powers, drunk and disorderly; mili- mary. > —— se CONFISCATED Property REQUIRED TO BE Vacarey.—Captain odd, Provost Murshal of the Distri¢t, yesterday morning. served narices upon the oceupants of confiscated prop- erty recently sold -by Marshal Lamon, in con- formity withan ec? of the last Congress. This Dotice is in accordamge with the notificanon which Captain Todd geve the purchasers at the time of the sale, ie Tollowing ts the list of the owners’ names, with the location of the Pe EFreneh Forrest, Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween Nineteenth and ‘twentieth sirests. Jobe N. Matit, K street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. A. Y_P. Garnett, M. D., Ninth street, between Eand F streets, J.J. Waring, M. D., E street, between Sixth and Seventh streets. Cor. Boyle, E street, between Sixth and Sev- enth streets; algo. a house on E street, between Fifth and Sixth streets. F. Boyle, E street, between Fifth and Sixth streets, H.B. Tyler, F street, between Sixth and Sey- enth streets. ‘The property formerly occupied by Dr. Gar- nett, and now used by a Mrs. Gittings, was, on ‘Tuesday eveving, placed under guard by Capt. Toad. pt ee eee Resiana?ion OP Rev. Dz. Samson.—Rev Dr. Si has tendered his resignation as Pastor of the First Baptist Charcn of this city. He accepted it temporarily three years ago and generously declined to receive asalary, pre- lerring that the means of the church should be applied to the reduction of ite debt. Believing that the church was now in acondition tosup- ort & pastor who could devote himself whol- 'y to the work, and finding the double duties of President of Columbian College and Pastor ‘preseing too beavily upon him, he thought he ought to be released from the careof the church. Resolutions were unanimously adopted ex- ressing the attachment of mem- ‘to Dr. and their 1 for his faithful services, and a as Bp- , pores to correspond with reference to obtain» another pastor. « pls Ee Pheer on atthe present time, brick~ Tay id te} i i$ dem: altimore; gas | fixtures by Cornelius & Baker, Philadeiphia; , . | varied stock of Jewelry and Plated to the great amount of" Aa 3 (COmMMURICGATED, Maggie's Gone. RY B. w. EMERSON, the cartein, and put out the lights; And slone, in the dark Br darkest nights, Let the theater dream of the glory shed From the star-bright brow of the charmer fled. B Maggie's gone! And all the passions fine and strong Told in story, or sung in song, In eye- flash felt, or teardrop seen, Have vanished with the vanished Queen. Maggie's gone! Queen never passed from palace door wih setingé half so rand before, As the love and yers that brighten the wa: Of one who made b 2 Maggie's gone! | Actors! what have you now to show? | Your guests have much toremember youknow, | And eyes that seem to look at your play, May see but the glory that’s faded away. Maggie’s gone! Alone by itself, the fond heart keeps Its tryst with memory, in secret deeps; And only one can restore the grace And beauty that lately illumined the place. Maggie’s gone! Drop the curtain and put out the lights; The coul has g theater with charmed rights; And the dream elves may lead us wherever . they will, Bat the beautiful Fanchon is played there still. Maggie's gone! ge To Tne Eprror or THE STaR—Sir: Know ing you to possess largely the proverbial be- nevolence of your profession, I infer your willingness to give publicity to the following suggestione,and thus aid salary-straightened clerks and others to warm their own families and have something left for the poor er during the coming winter. Let there bea meeting of consumers, who shail select an individual who will consent to become the depository of agree- ments in substance as follows : The undersigned hereby agrees to receive | during the month of October, at Ni street, —— tons of coal, —— cords of wood, and | has deposited with —, bankers, $— for the ; Payment therefor, subject to the order of any | Person who shall present my receipt for full | Amount to @——. Let the depository condense | these agreements, and thus ascertain how mach fuel can thus be wlspoved of, and then adver- tise for bids for the delivery of the same; and | let him be empowered to let the contract to the lowest bidder. This plan involves no hazard | to any one; and if a sufficient number adopt it, | it will be an object for some one to bid low for contract. Yours, &c., ConsUMER WHO Is SHORT. eee FourtH Warp Sration Casgs.—James | McNally, drunk; dismissed. Geo. Coppland, | selling by sample; do. 8S. B. Thurber, drunk; | do. Geo. Faulk, threats; do. Wm. Haskins, | indecent language; do. John H. Manning, | drunk and disorderly; military. James Wesh, , do.; do. Mary Moratta, drunk; dismissed. | James P. Murphy, do. dismissed. Munnie Sanborn, vagrancy; do. John Barry, drank | and disorderly; Charles Davis, do.; $1.55 each. | Manrice Solomon, drunk; $1.55. Wm. T. King, do.; 31.58. += eee | ARRIVED.—Yesterday, a band of 15 music- ians from Baltimore; 63 conyalescents from | Frederick; 50 convalescents and deserters from | Philadelphia; and 17 recruits from Harrisburg | arrived at Soldiers Rest. | wee ge | AT A MEETING of the citizens of Kansas tem- rorarily sojourning in the city of Washington, held atthe Avenue House, on Tuesday even- | ing, September 22, 1563, the following, among other proceedings, were had. Whereas, the Free-State city of Lawrence is | again in ashes, and the Free-State Hotel of that city is again in ruins, by the bloody hands of | slavery; and, | Whereas, the said hotel was erected at an | original cost of $50,000, and its proprietor, Col. S. W. Eldridge, by this and other loszes, is un- able to rebuild the same; and, Whereas, the friends of freedom are desirous to aid him in rebuilding, and to this end have determined to appeal to the liberality of the people throughout the country: Therefore, Be it resolved, That the Chair appoint a com- mittee of five, whose duty it shall be to solicit | subscriptions 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 4awrence, which will encourage and ensure | the rebuilding of the city of Lawrence, and | Soon eradicate the foot-prints of the murder- ous Quantrell. The Chair appointed the following commit. tee:—Hon. S, Pe Pomeroy, Hon. J. H. Line, lion. A. C. Wilder, Hon. Fred. P. Stanton, Hon. Wm. P. Dole. : On motion it was voted to publish the pro- ceedings of this meeting in the city papers. F. N. Biakg, President. P. H. Townsenp, J. E. Jones, Secretaries. se 23Att bi ies AGAIN we call attention to the really elegant and Ware now dis- | played at the Dollar Store, 43% Pennsylvania ave- nue, near 434 street Be ailvised by ua, “Go to the Deller Store,” and invest your surplus cash. be2]-lw* | ee rectal Norics ‘an‘ed for dtent.—in Wasb- ngton or Georgetown, atmal! house, (anfurnished preferred ) fora family. Apply at No. 57 Louisiana avente, or No, 192 G street. se 17-tf > Great PexnsyLvanta hours, via Baltimore and Harrishurg. to the North and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quick Ume—low fare and sure connections. Soldiers? tickets sold through at Government rates, For tickets and further information apply at the office of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and dixth strect, Washing- ton. Office open from 5a. m. to 9p. in.; on Sun- | days from 2to4 p.m. se 12 ly FO. Norron, Agent. CRET DISEASES, tie the most certain, safe and table rem- four days, No miner- si. no balssm, no mercury, Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, aud a friend to | pies dag ney hyd to be exposed. Male pack- sages, $2; fernale, @3. . 53 Samaritan’s Root and Herh Jsieas—A& positive and permanent cure (or Syphilis. Sercfula, Ulcers, | Sores, Spot, Tetters, &c. Price @1, or bottles for 25. Bold by 8.0. Bord: Bee advertisement, m5 Ak a5 all Samaritan’s G efectua) remedy—incdecd, the only ve; edy ever discovered. Cures in two aad recent cases in twenty-four hours. Diseacsks oF Tax Nx: ABD BEXUAL BYSTEMS. OUS, AEMINAL, URIgany oat game tae cla ment—in Reports of the sooo \ssociation—sent, in sealed letter enrelopss, fraz of charge, Addrend Dr. J. Skilling Honghton, Howard Assocjation. Philadelphia, Pa. Sto” ios ge iam ” Corxe a8 TREAD WIP eHSALUOAwENT OF Max- | KIN ay be relayed efiGhese te ple evils call on Da HITE an@ Apdmit to bis scepigelations, | Haudteds of cur sitiacus teatity with wratitude as to his successful treatmeat of Oorns. Bunions, Neils growing iu the-lesh, etc Da. yee mak en chiropody a speciality, Yon aresuré to det reliof Without experiencing pains fice, No, 424 Penn, avenue (Lave & Tucker's bgildiug,) between Four- aud-a-balf and Sixth ata. r, , BOL —— SrenMaromenas Gan: 0) > Rand's Seminal Wereness, Bpeciti es Spermtaiorrh epoveniets Leesia? Power, ete.) speedily and efecinat- . lia ots are traly magical. : A: trislof tae @peciae, will convince: the most sk jesi| of its erie isin eres: bold 8, aot, bas of th stra ‘a. avenue, fi an Henry “Alexandria” jaSis PETIA Y Sabet etes tree an ogearacr amo suey Hara Dre meats Woato— jewer Favles Gus.—Upham’s Hair sy Tio a tox: “The bors in use. ey the Rola oy a, . Ford, iF lth street and Ps, avenue, Wash- naton, and Boory Cook. Alexandria, je6-ly Warring PAPBR for sale at the Star office coun- ter, ateix cents pex pound. i dy 22 t i Du, Dupow?’s Bugar-coated Female Megalating Pilis are the wery best in use. ey Operate speedily x ~coaied Or mo nan- mofo “ont elionte siotaacd. trial of ee Oph jilis willprove i ses PentOTety or others, Pace Sis box. Bold by §. 0. Fordyoorner 1k rest and Pa, avenue, Washingtog, mer ry Wannaurep ro Ouse im 81x D, Antidote, English Spec! ary chungs St diet required. “Erice 91 per enge et required. ice |. 0, Word, corner iith street and Ps, fashivaton. and Henry Oook. Alexandria. ut) is6-ly On the 10th instant. bythe Rev. Dr, Brown, Pas- tor Brid, eet Presbyterian Ohurch. Georgo- town, Mr. 8. W. KOONTZ. of onamastern ir- to Mise LIZZIR- MELLINGTON, second rely of Thomas and Oaroline Mellington, of le night more lovely than day. | |G PIO NICS,::&. IY NS ee SEOOND AND Last ANNUAL PIG NIOOFTER on Own BA : 2 Tickete_JIFTY OMNTS, admitting a ger! tlemsn and ladies. S20onp GBEAND FANCY BALI OF THE SEASON, At the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, corner of i2th - atreet and Obio avenue, Cn THURSDAY. Sept. 24, 1863. tleman and lad BAND PICNIC OF TER YOUNG CATHOLICS’ FRIEND SOCIETY. The YOUNG OATHOLICS’ FBIBND SOCIETY of Wasbington tare Pt re in poaneie to tueir friends that their annual PIO Ni will take place at the Pant, on 7th street, on DAY, Bept. 2th, commancing at 10: ol m2. Riot operetta i r power @ at pl Ser to all who will attend, and they wish to remind their patrons that while enjoying the amusements of the day they will also be contributing to a charitable and rms Arta ject, Committe Arranxements. Geo, g 54 ool Dennis Oa'aghan, BB, ey. }. Jones, eo FE. , a. os 7 Sine, Jno. McDermot, Joha King. 26 93- Vy IEW THE RIVER FORTIFICATIONS WHILE THERE Is AN OPPORTUAITY., GRAND DAYLIGHT -EXUURSION GLYMONT PAVILION. OSAGE TRIBE. No. 6,1..0. 8. M., will give an BXCURSION tothe above piace on MONDAY, Bept. 28, 1863. All pseses have been secured by th committee. A fine Cotillon Band har been enga; Dinner by an experienced caterer, at the usual price. Boats eave the 7th street wharf at 80’clock a. m,, and lo’clock p.m. Returning. leave at5 and 8 p.m. Ticketr, 31 6), admitting a gentleman and ladies to the boat and grounds. Committee. From ,Tuscerora Tribe—Bros. Middleton, Bell, an jutts. From Logan Tribe—Bros, Scott, Robinson, and Neuman. From Orage Tribe—Bros, Z, H. Whitemoro, H, O. Whitemore, J.T, Crampsey, W. R. Chadricx, 7. J Steel, A. Lawson, Jos. A. Burch, and Andrew Cawcod. Be 23-4t* SEconp GRAND BALL OF THE McCLELLAN SOCIAL OLUB WILL BE H&LD AT TEMPERANCE HALL, E st., bet. 9th and toh, On THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 24th, The membera of the Club, grateful for the at- tendarce of their many friends at noe former Ball. pledge themselves that nothing will be left undone on their part to make this: Second to none of the reason, The Holy Hill full Band has been engaged forthe occasion, and an exporienced caterer will furnish eupper. Tickets—ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman ard lakies, fe 19-5:* __D. McCARTY, Sec’y. OLUMBIA CORNBT AND STRING BAND.— The undersigned respectfully announces to the public, that he is ready to farnish Musi for Private Partiéa. Bails, Pic: Nies, Parade: Exhibitions, etc., with any number of Mu 8 required. at the shortest notice, by !eaving orders st Jobn Iseman’s, corner of Pennsylvania avenue And atk attest east. HENRY ISHMAN. ned 3m” ~ FOR SALE AND RENT. SF Tickete—TWO DOLLARS, admitting a cen- ‘WANTS, Lrg TED— xOUss ; faeries), out o! rner A, avenue Thaza atrest. pata ‘be 24-3t* W 48 TaD_six BRICKLAYERS, Apply eunn vag ee bescuammmmciasy 17° “te Be Pie ee at aan ge ten eee a Ww ANTED—A good BLACKSMITH, that und stands cart and wagon work, At the corn:. of @6 and M streets, Island. 80 2-St* ANTBD—Three BOYS, from sft to eats of 18, 37. Reve th NV eas, a8 EANSUURG & Shores 3 Roren WEE Bee ree al TE gmat No, 234, Twenty-second street, be bree G an IMMBDIATSLY — OOaT, EOS aed Powmnesgsue:§ = Militery and Naval Talore” ge 24-3t 212 Penn, ans rEBD—Two WAITERS at the Gosling | jouse; none but such as are thoroughly ac- eainted with the Deere peot ee ir 2 a wane: ie rored: deat ire at the Restaurant,247 ‘enn, avenue, bet. 12th ana 13th. Be 24-2t* MPROVED PROPERTY NEAR AT EPT: ABB A? PUBLIO AvoTION —Un Savage otaten ee pectin: Atal ve 0% on the 5 Pot Lots Nos. 4, 6,and 7, in Square No. 3. nting 66 feet 1 inchon 6th cetween Hand I streets. (adjoining 8t. Joh reh,) and ran- ning back 100 feet, together wi a lating ofe Tvo-svory Brick House cometning a we ry Ouse, cont ning Sleven rouimee and a Dick siabis, tha whole ene d ine brick wail. ‘trust on th mnie 08. All costs of conveyances to be paid by the pur- cbaser. : Pi i ven on or before Noveniber lst. Fetre mension Fee Met UIRB & CO., Aucta. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DATs. FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES SEB 18T PA s By erator WiLLIAMS, Auctioneers. SEHOLD KITOHEN #0 B- SO Birome a? Avctie: ‘Ons A 28: 1 Sr eaenes Leigh Teri © corner mor! street and = Sasortment of Purmitare, con- pring Seat Castor jaairs Wenutspnne Beat Rockers are Walnut Bur ausand Tables Cane Seat and other Chaira Bedsteads, Husk and other Mattrasses Ohina, Giacs arc Crockery Ware a other Articles too numerous to men- Terms cash. sent-d&da GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. NOTIOS. Tm NEW ADDITIONAL STANDS, together with the new BUTCHER STALLS ranging aloog the south wall of the building of the Nortugan Mapxer wili be disposed of at public sale on #RI- DAY, the 25th it., at (0 o'clock a. m.,to the highest bidder. "J. 8. WILLIAMS, H_TAVLOR, GEO, W. ROBINSON, Commissioners. se 19-eotd WANTED tipo bets eC amy feruseet oF 7 Wi ive ‘an reference. Address T. H.'S.. Star offen, ezs'te Was ‘ED—Thr. RESS MAKERS at No 359 18th street, between H aril’ I streets “None but good handa peed apply. Also, two APPREN. TICKS fe B30" ANTED—A BOY. about 12 yoars old _Recom- mendations required. Apoly at OHAB. G. ANDEREON’S Bookstore, 455 Seventa street. near F. Be 23 2t N AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPHIC Operator, who understaaods bis business in all its branches, desires employmentin the army. Ad- dress JON. Washington,DC. 323-3t" Ww TRD_—wvy B. ALLIOT, Hair Dresser, No. 212 Penn, avenue, Willards’ Hotel, six good BARBERS. colored, Best wages given. Apply immediately. ne 23 3t* ANTED—PANTALOON HANDS at JAMES LACK Y's, 7th street opposite Post Office, None but the best hands will suit. New goods Just received. Be 28-20" V ANTED—A BITUATION as Book-keeper, Salesman, or Olerk, at a moderate salary, by & young man who has had six years’ experience, esacener tersuett the Post Office, H. #.H Be 23- WANTED—By @ respectable Lady, a SITUA- TION as Housekeeper iors single gentleman, Only those of the highes respectab: mead ap RY, uire at 415 Tenth street. between G and H, between the hours of 10 and 5 8¢23-3t" W ANTED—On or before the mi dla of October, in gond Incation one large or two, three, or four UNFURNISHED ROOMS or furnishad as to carpets, fora gentleman and wife. (., Agent, Box Btar office. Be 23-19 V ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A first-class COOK Roprepsre meais to send out. Higuest wages paid olored preferred. Irqnire at No, 362 ith street, between L and M 86 23-3t* L. Ded LANDEN, | ROOM WANTED—On the Is!and, between 6th and lith streets. with a widow lady preferred, and where no quistions wil: be asked Payment in advance. Addresa FU, SCOTT, Post Office, 89 23 att W 4NTsD—an OFFICE, first or second story front room, unfurnished, on or naar F street, between Treasury and 7th atreet. or on 7th street, between ¥ and Peon. avenue. Will lease by the year. Address Box 61. P. O. Best references given. 6 23-8t* Sy GREBN & WILLIAMS) Auctiontors, AS TION Sauk OF HOUSEHOLD PURNI- FURR aT Avceion —On FRIDAY, the 25th inst, weshall sell.atNo, 371 Pena. ave,, between 4 and 6th street west, a large assortment of House. rae and Kiteben Parniture, cousisting in part of— Walsut Spring Seat Sofas and Chairs 1s Fine Walnut Marbie-top Saloon Tables Cottage and cther Beasteads and Aureaus Husk «nd other Mattrasses Brussels. Three ply, and other Oarpets and Oil Cloths 16 Foot Bxtension Tabl Cane Seat and other Chairs Abd avery large assortment of Chins. Glass, and Crockery Ware of every description With many other Articies such as are generally found in a Bearding House and too numerous to enumerate. Terms cash, sell -d&da GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers South corner Penn. avenue and Ninth street. ~XOVERNMBNT SALE OF CONTRABAND DAY MORNING, 26th of ill at the Auction n Goods ; £9 pairs Corduroy Boots and Boys’ Shoes 16 pieces Heavy Cottons, Piantation Plaids, Grey Olcths, and Flannels 12 pairs Gente Gaiters 4 dozen Wool Oarders J] pieces Calico W sross Ambrotype Casea Sheet Wadding, Ked Flannel Cotton Yarn, by order of Capt. H. B. TODD, Provost Marshal, e283 WM. L. WALL & CO . Ancta. By J.C. McGUIBE & OU., Auciionevrs, BUSTEB'S SALE UF VALU ABLE BUILDING Lots on THE 13L4ND —Ag Trustee in ‘he saase of the United States va Schwarts & al, I wiil offer at Auction, on SATURDAY, the 2th inst., on the premises, at 5o’clock p in., thoge Valuable Build- ing Lota op the Uslang, known as— Lote 25, 23, 27, 29. 80, and 3!, in Square 493 fronting on south H street, between 4% and bth stree's Also. Lots 23,11. 15.and i7, inthe same Square, fronting on 6th street west, Terma of sale: One-fourth of the ‘chase money tobe paid incash, and the balance in3,6, and 9 ropths, in equal instalments, to be secured, ‘The terms of sale must ba covaplied with in three days after sale or the purchaser will forfeit al! claims under the same, WALTER 9. COX, Trustas, V ANTED—A smart BOY to attend a Book Stand. Wanted, Books, Rare Booka, Docu- ment, Washingt -n Letters, Rail Road Reports, Curiosities, Cheap reading sold and taken back at half price, ALFRED HONTER, ge 23-3" over Bauk of Washin«ton, WANTED TO RENT—Or to Lease, fora term of | years, a small PLACE, ad ut or 1) acres of Jand, and dwelling house on it, within about ten miles of Washington. sn:table to raiae produce for Apply to JOHN G. STOCK. No. 4208 street north, between 8th and 9th strests wast, Washington, D.C att WANTED INMEDIATELY—A good Journey- man BAKBER. Appiy at No, 497 Seventh street, between D and E at: eect, G.0.8AUR fe 22°31" Washington city, D.C. [For other “For Sale and Rent,” sce first page.) URNISHRD ROOMS TO RENT—For rent, at 450 izih street, east side. between Gand H streets, neatly furnished an Mad comfortable BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR- LOBS, The neighborhood is one of most desirable in the city, avery attention gala to those com ingthem. Nochildren in the house. it S088 ROOM TO RENT—: wD sid OR RENT—HOUBE and FORNITORS, No. 202 Now York avenue, between 4th and 5th, Apply next door. it* PtBsT ob AEs. PURNISHED HOUSH LN THE First Ward. Inquire for one week at 139 @ street, between 2lst and 224, between 9a. m. and 4 pm. 60 23-3t* ESIRABLB FURNISH #D ROOMS POR RENT, in a large modern built Brick House, No. 309 ¥ treet, between 1ith and l2th streets; also. a double Parlor, handsomely furnished, or suital for an office, &c, 8e 23 St BIVATE SALE.—PFor saie,a two-story HOUSE, containing six rooms, desirably situated. in ith atreet east, between Bast Capitol and A sts. morth, No. 40% Possessiva given immediately. Inquire ofJ. FLEISHELL. next door. Re 23-3t* OUSB AND LOC ¥OK SALB—A new three- story Brick House, witn two-story Back Building, nicely finished, side alley, good water in the yard. fine location. ‘Title verfect. Inquire of ROB’Y WHITH, on the premiazs, H stre+t. bet, 432 and 6th streets, Irland, se 23-lw* Hoys2 AND STORE TO RENT.—The Stock, Fixtures, &c., of a Retail Srocery Store, doing a good business, vith tae sousehold Furniture, for sale. Apply. W. W,x «in office, Terms cash. ‘The stock and fix'uresare oearly new. Possession aiven Oct. Ist, loss 89 23-3t" Roe SALE—A iine FAAME COTTAGE HOUSE, beautifully situated, containing eleven rooms, on Delaware avenue, ore and » half squares north of the Capitol. Wor partioulars appt to J. 0. pegkiat ‘bos. W. Williams’ Stables on 8th street, 8623- OTICH.—I wish to employ immetiately two first-rate SHEET IRON WORKMEN, who un- derstard the stove business Good wages will be iven. and steady employment for auch men. Apply mmediately at 318 Penn. avenue, between ith id jith streets, “hem st 0. woopwarp, 6e 22 3t Wy anran ae the Treasury Extension, twenty CABRPSNTERs. To good workman, the high- est wages will be given and steady work. Apply at the office of Construction, Traa:nry pending ISAIAH BOQEBRS, Bapervising Architect, se 22-tf [Chronicle. } T° PHONOGRAPHBR3— WANTED.—The sud- scriber desires to engage the services of a good Phonographic Reporter as a Confidential Secrets y. or Gorresponding Clerk for his own ofice duties inveived require an intelligent, quick, steady and reliable man, who should be an expert in the art ofaccurately and quickly taking down ‘sttecs despatches, reports, &e.,from oral dictetion, and in writing them out inaclear and regular hand, and with strict regard to the rules of punctuation: Anthis employment will be permanent, with the privilege of incidentally adding to the salary ofthe apcumbent by special reportorial services for others, itis hoped that a perfectly competent man can be secured. Letters addressed to the under- signed, in the bandwriting of the applicant, giving reference, &c., will meet with atention. WM. PRESCOTT SMITH, Master cf fransp oriation, se22-ec8t . & O. RR, Baltimore ANTSD—A YOUNG MAN to study the Pro- fession of Dentistry. To a smart aud cavable young man, a good cance is oflyred Apply either Regal or by letter at BIGESMOND & HAY- ARD’S Penta! Office, 260 Penn. avenue, Wash- ington, v. C #619 tf 3.0. McQUIRE & 0., Aucts BNTH STREMT, OPPOSITa HALL, aT VUnLIC BaLe —OGn MON- NOON, September 22th, até on the premises, we thall seil the north €f Lot No. 17.in #quare No. 431, fronting 25 12 feet on Seventh street, between D aod E streets north, and running back 10) feet, impreved by a substactisl and well-built two story brick dwe ling with back building and excellent store room attache Alro, the south half of No, 16, fronting 25 feet 1'1- inches on Seven eet, adjriaing above described property. running back 10 fest, und im- roved by a three story brick dwelling house, with ack building, and a fine atore attached, Terms: Une-third cash ; the reinatnder in six and twelve months, with interest. aecare by advad of trust onthe premites. Cost of conveyances, in- cluding reveuue stamps, to be paid by the ‘par- we 3.0. McGUIBM & 00., Aucts, £e18 RES By GEEBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 2 MILCH COWS AT AUCTION —On SATURB- DAY, the 26th instant. at 11 o’ciock. we shail sell in tront of the Auction Rooms, corser 7th and D streets, 24 superior Milch Cows, belonging toa wentieman declining farming. Any person wishing to purchase cows would do well to attend the sale, aa they will be scld to the highest bidder. Terms cash, senid&is " GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TPWO STORY ¥BAMM HOUSA AT AUCTION. — On MONDAY, the 23th inat., as6o’cloce p m., we rhall sell. in (rout cf tha 38, in Rquare No. 500, with promises part of Lot This property froats on south K ,between 4% and 6th streets west, Terms: One-half cash ; balance in sixandtwelve months for note bearing interest from day of sale, A ceed given anda deed oftrosttaken. Title ine dieputabia, ve23-d&da GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. LOST AND FOUND. FOGND— Last weer. a LEATHER POOKHT- BOOK, containing a smail amount of moaey, Apply to JANK LGDSUN, oth street, nea: water. (CAMB TO THE PREMISES OP THE UNDER. A signed, a RED BLFFALO COW. The owner is requested to prove property, pay ens take her dwey. MR +24-2t* y ANTED—An AUOTIONEER, One why is well acquainted with the business and a good salestrar, ¢an obtain ® permanent situation by addressing Box 557 Washington, D. C., stating terms and reference, : 8 W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—At 395 Tenth st., between H and I, fourexparienced D&B MAKERS. Those who thoroughly undortand | their business, None others ueed apply, sé 18-e08t* KARB CHANCE.—To let, the Btore No. 499 iith street, with Fixt containing two large rcoms, in complete order, and rear yard; only fourth door from Penn. avenue, and one of the most desirable business Jocations in the city, Apply on the premises, next door to John Pros- eur’s. Be 23 at* FOLIGISLE: BUILDING LOT FOR SALE IN GRORGETOWN.— The subscriber oifers at Private-sale an ¢| Roe nilding Lot, on the norta west corner of Wag! fngtopand Dunbarton streets Georgetown, D.C. If not sold before the idin of October next said Lot will be offered at public | auction, suas rrrerereneee Ati cor. 0! at ppl Congress sts , 2 ne 24 cones 2895 OEM Eomactown, Deo | FOR SALE—A Pleasant and Healthy FA | about one mile from the Market hons-. in Georgetown, D.C., on the Canal road near tha Columbia Bonney coptaining about 15 acre: of good land. The improvements fre | substagtial and well built f © Hones, containing Brooms and 2 stairways, in all 75 feet front, with neat porches, back and frént, There is also a kitchen and room above for servants. A fountain before the door; 2 good springs hin 30cr 4 yards of Kitehen door, Tere is ons other Brick Tenement paying good interest. A well of good water in the orp a jarge Asparagus beds; also. cus of the ent oygber ia in the ‘District. particularly; Peara, Peachés abd Chersieg) thers #4 also a Stone Quarry on the Canal r , irous of pur- chasing auch a ops; are? Fitts Sheed ekatine welves, i SAMUEL CROWN. OR RENT— Handsamoly-fa APABT- | Flaine wicncaante ene fara ighed APART: oppodite Franklin Square, ‘60 22-lw" @ very good b 8. Enadire at the Btar office. 7 p08 banipeee, ar ‘FoR BSALE—A neat BRIOK HOUSH containing #ix rooms 9nd other conveniences; well located; porseasion at once. Call at No, 300, corner of Sth street west and M street north. ne R8t Te LET—A three-story BRIOK | UUSB, No. 183 @ street, near 19th st-set dandsomely furnished. Bath, bot and cold ra.er; gas, Pro- perty owner only as security fo. «n6 rent. 22-60 [95 BSNT—A Handsome, FURNISHED PAR. LOR, two Bed-roome iso Kent them together orfepstate. A three-s Brick House, 00 2iat atreet east, between G 1 H, first nouse from @ street. se 22 5t* OB REWT.—DESIRABLE APARTMMNTS, en suite,on first and eecond floors, private table if desired. @ room suitable for an office; also, STABLE for rent. Apply at 322 G atroet, butween 12th and 18th, seg2-4t {OR BENT—A first-slass Farnished HOUSB, Bear the State Department. Terms two bundre a@month, in advance. Apply to H. 0. SPALDING, Attorney, ae 338 8 On the 224 instant, at the residence of the brida, | #rect. near 10th street. nat, th _W. W. Winchester, Me Br PRESTON: of ‘Men poner, SOMOND ow: WO0DKA cuantity of WOOD, Oak and Pino, TUBNRB, of this city. . i fgeasoned, for sale, Or aaa of Thomas Murphy near Bock Ores ivarch. 1% joins the DIED, Carpenters Brown, Onaries H. Wiltberger snd f Bent. zucane, of J is farm i ale ; has Apple and Pesch e iste Harries vee eons crahareonts a SO arte nots rey UP water snd 2 months, and 33 days, meadow, with s comfortable Dwelling-house. It angers on pa trl wits | Estong and obs map ete esaz es rd er, ftreet west, ou Friday, aon tantantyar Te°30E sed'Biock i reat aa @ rare chance to get @ ‘noon, Fept, 294, WALTER 8. HUNTRE, in | ecm sooth ey Oty $s MORPAY. No family are Invited to attend gence oak he ene rata EL a Pidiy aera, eb Tadeak ae rant 908, is tne ath you of bie’ ae tone ‘FPO BALE—A { 1 | F oaea fine GROCERY and LIQGOR | Sey ad la S1 0 PER DAY NETT PROL —AGENTS De WANTE D—Vor alight whoiosais ous.aos#, from which the above profit cai be positively real: ized, Bend 3 cent atamp fora circular containing fail pe emlares Address ©. #. sHU?T?S, Tro7,, New York > 8e 16-tnt A GENEE WANTED TOSELL THESTAN DARD History of the War. This work presenta rare opportunity to make Money. 150,100 copfes already sold, Circulars, giving terms, & dress JONES BROS -& OO. Pub Fayette street, Baltimor 8D—Four good 3 Wawes paid. App’ a: s ket Space, betwoan 7th JANTED.—A gentionad, witht BI wife, two La AY “dau g 80 two rona | alt rowm)ewsiiea to obtain UOARE 3 private family, By ‘first of October, 143. Pates good toomn wilt be requirad. Please addrots for twenty (2))days *T, M. W..? at this The NE HEL sh, Ma 569-20" } @tativg situation, termn e dest retergnce, will be given agd required, | Ping 3 wine #¢ TED.—10,000 MEN AND KOYS to palbey MITH & MBAS toe toe Summer Clothing ,at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh Birest, just bolow the Northern Market: * jy la-tr JANTED IMMEDIATHLY —Twenty JAR- PENTERS, Lideral wages will be paid to a workin, and none others will be sexpted, ly to Governm. “acpet@r Shop, on K street, near the corner of Sevanteenth streat. Ment, Col. 8, M. GREEN, © << Ohief Quarterinaster, Department of Wasiingion. J BRUCE & 0O-want allto know that they can « buy better Clothing, at lower prices, at 464 keventh street, than ela-whpre. jy itr / ANTSD.—Everybody to know that they can bay their Clothing at reduced prices at SMITH'S. 460 Seventh street, opposite the City Post Ofiee. Jy 16-ty. W NT#D—8HOOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpata, Beds, Bodding. aad Housefarnishing Goois of every description, . BUOHLY, 425 7th st bet.@ and H. enst side i my 25-tt mar $-tf ORE N&’ COUBT, District or Covvustay ‘ashington County, To-wit:—In the ease Eliza Jane Theeker, oxecutrix of Wm. Henr; Thecker, deceased , the executrix aforesaid has, wi the approVation of the Orphans’ Court @ Washing- ton county aforesaid, appointed TU BSD AY ,the ®t. y Of September inst, for the final settlemant and distribution of the personal estate of aaid de@pased, and of the asaets in hand, as faras the same have been collected ard turned into money, wh where all the ereditors and heirs of said deceased Are notified to attend, (at theOrphans’ Court of Washington county aforesaid.) with their claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law excluded from all benefitin said deee: te: provided acopy of thia order be published onee a week for three weeks in the Bvening Star. previoua to the said 2th day of September. Teal Z_0. BOBBINS 007 lawsw* Register of Wills. A EEngia gs ORO UNE T ents are. pur PERFORM A RG in = Iy voretable. ate, has bo bed of alee Guanes tree, rise Bie 8 sof Sadi UG 6 G00 A apout 7 i, or aid OUT OF A OAR—ON MD. AVE yesterday morning, September oclock, by two cavalrymen, one HO MARB, Ono a large brown Mara acda high; the other a chestnut sorrel Horse: both had on saddles; and the sorrel Horse bed on a bridle; th Mare.ahalier. Any information through whic the Horse or Mare ean be recoverad will be lib raily rewarded by losving the same at the Star fice ge 24-28" STRAYED AWAY-On the 22d inst., from the +S lower end of Ith street, oyster wharf, a FRORSP. BUGGY HARNESS, a small old WAGON, Five dojlara reward will be given by bringing the fame io WILLIAM TURNER'S Oyster; Hc Rear the Depot AY —On the 21st inst..on J bridge. a BOS? Alb BAB . Dbe Horee has C marked h The owser can above by proving property, aud paying J. CARBRARY, i 4 Third straet, between Cand sta Island, $ REWARD.—#trayed or stolen from the aub- Pk scriber, one larga RED OOW, with large white spotaabt crampled horns. Jae RED OOF, with email white spots; rather saall ; equare cat ont of the lett ear, Th will Be given ff delivered to No. 2 Be23-3t* with « reward aA ley, x or any information given of their whersao nts, Be 3-307 + SUSAN JOHNSON, ND*®ASTRAY—A young HORSE. Apply . TARA TAG K, 61 Bleveoth st, ike STRAYED AWAY_Prom the corner of 7th and D strevts, on Saturday, the 19th, a large K&D SOW. about 12 years old, marked on the pip No. 7, and. giving miik only from three teats. A coward OF Sy a paid to any one Who returns ber to our store; 7th and D streets 3622-1w e SRLEEN & WILLIAMS. here: ES « : the impzovemente, | which is a nearly new two-story Frame House, | By WM.L. WALL & CO., Anctioncers Atthe Horse Bazaar, 9% south s1de Louisio betroven Ninth and Tenth street A blood, and about 8 years oid and cost $300 ALSO, a aplendid Grey Saddle an» Harness Horse. ana arcnue ALSO, several droves of Ssadie, larness, and Draight Horses, Be28 WM. L. WALL & OO.. Auets. By WM. L WALL & CO, Auctionsera, OUN7Ee STATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF | and Kitchen Furniture | three SCHOONER ROBERT KNOWL&a3, In virtues of a decree, from the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court he District of Uo- lumbia, helding a District Coutt and to me di rected. I will erll at Public Anction, for cas the foot of Sixth street wharf, on the Poto. Fiver, in said District, c at4o'clook p.m, DAY next. 23th Sept. 1°63, the Bchoom rs kOBaET KNOWLES,” ber Tackie, Apparel. aud Furnit) WARD H. LAMUN, COS. Marsyan ~wess-d&da WM. 'L. WALL & CO. Auets by M. V. BUCKBY, Auctioneer, Georgetown, D. C. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT AT, I will sell.on TUKADAY.29tn fear ttsocion jovgress street, between Beall und’ the eamo width 1:0 feet, i ees ex . improv! Dwellings, Titleiodisputatie ote 2#rame Terms of sale : One half cash ; balance ip 3 and ¢ pionths with notes satisfactorily endorsel bearing pers at __M. V. BUCKRY, auct. By J. ‘onesrs, MOUUIRR & CO, An EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND Hover. woLp — Bvvwors ar Ponti Auction Ga TUESDAY MOKNING Sept. 2th,at 10 oolong at the rea.dence of Toomas oung, Eeq..corn rof Dlissouri avenue and 4}, street, we 2] Porniture snd kiterte, ocmprisie g™ spelleol kis ose wood at ‘alput Plush and Broeatel) Fotas, Arin, Fancy, aud Side Casira (eee Ladies’ Walnut Secre‘ary and Whacuot Engravings, Venetien Blinds, Gilt fha proeiantel Groamente, ‘ rosseiis, Ingrain, and Venetian Oarpots Walnut Hat fuck, Hall Chairs ‘i Mahogany Extension Table, Sideboard Oak Diving Ubnira, Refrigerator Frencu Onina Dinner and Tea Met Glaseware, Waiters, Table Lut! ry. Brittapnia Tes Set ver Piated Castors Ma}.oxany Hair Spring Sofa and Chairs Marble-top Centre Table, Rockers dea and | Cane Sea Chairs, Loup: ze Mahogany Match and ‘Obsmber Tables Handsome Wajnut and Mahogany Jenny Lind Ledsteaia High Post and Cottage Bedsteads | Superior Curled Mair aud Husk Mattrasson Feather Leds. bolsters, and Pillows, Toilet Set Rosewood, Walnut. and Mahogany Mar ble-top e Dressing Bureats Handrome Mahogany, Walnut, and Painted Ward- robes: Gilt and Buff Window Shades, Cornice Stoves of various kinds, Fire Irons Stair Carpeta. (il Cloth, Rods and Eyea Togeth+r with a general assortment of Honsehold Terms cath. Be23 UIRE & 00., Aucta, By J.C. McGUIRE & @)., Anctionvera, AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY SHAT ING tHe Orry ar Peniic acction —va PTEHNOON, October 24, at 50'c! mites, we shall sell that baautiin ; undary Btrert. betwoes Gien- og toa.” containing a7 acres, Jrood, acd iy aud one-balf perches, improred by anexcelient Dwelling Wouse, barns, stacies, aud other out buildings, tha whole surroun ted by a besutiful grove of foresteaks, and well supplied with water. This desirable little farm will be divided into arts, two of them fronting on Boundary stre-t, containing 8 acres each, and the othar front- ipg on Gienwood ayanue, and contsining about li - s, together with the homestead and other uildings. Terme : one ae inecash: the remainder in six and twelve mouths, with interest, secured b: deed of trast on the premises, ee A piat of the premises may be seon at the Auction Rooms, _ses "J. O, MeGUIBE & 0. Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAM, Auctioneers, YBUSTEK'S SAL& OF VALUABLE LOTS By Virtue of a deed of trust, executed on the 271m day of September, 1558, and recorded in ulber J A. 8. No 162, one of the land records of Washing. ton county, D. O., and at the request of tae party reenred thereby, I will offer at Public Bale on MONDAY, the 26th day of October next. at the hour of 4 o’clock. in the afternoon, the Lots Pieces, and Parcels of Ground desorthed in said trust deed, being 20 Lots situates in Square non. bere 2 ‘sisnd. Terms of sale: One-third cash ; balance in ¢ and 12 months. the purchasers giving their notes for tue deferred payments, bearing interest from the day ofsale. A dead givenand a deed of trust taken to secure the deferred payments. Al converan- cing and Revenue Stampa at the purchasers ex- pense. If the terms of Sale are not compllad with 5 ct a tire atthe end of fivedays fromthe day o, the sRndersigned. as Trustee. reserves the righ re- sell the said premises after advertising five ti es in the Evenin ‘ar, at the risk and cost of tae da- faulting purchs-er. a OG, R RITTENHOUSE, Trustee. ee23-d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By W..L. WALL & OU.. Auctioneers A CON FECLIONERS STOCK AND FIXTURES | at AccTiex.—On MONDAY MORNING, ¢ 2th instant. at 10 o’clock, we will seil att of Messrs, Paolinelle & Oasligieoni,No, 47 side Perntyivasia avenue. between 4, a: streets, which they intend to vacate, their stock and fixtures, embracing— Avery large and Iresh stock of Canties, Ber and Commestibies Prunes, in glass ‘and { past Brandy Peaches, Cordials, Je'lies, Prese dines and other fine French owse Preserves » Fireworks, and Nuts and Fruits of aif ‘uch Pla‘e Mirror apd Marble Bracket, Ismuller do, $ large Freach Pla. Counter Cases p iron prame Saloon Tables, . Dtlngs, Ps 82 23-36" \] Sods Fountain, Generator and Lead Pipeyall com- p Bottles, z 8 Jers, aud two yery large, idow Jara Oitcloth and Chairs, ‘ Machinery and Marbie-top Table. and everything uecersary for manuf. cturing Caudy, Patent oe mo Freez a. Curtains, ‘Terias cash. bn 3 By 3.0. MeG@ULHF & CO., Auctioneers. URNITURE AND EVELOTS DELLI HoUsBKEEPIN D HW) o’ciock vs (We Bbatincei. « a. 9 Seventh street. Setwoon fT and K Streeta Lorth. a lotof Furniture and Household feots, com prising— uite 0: Hei: O'oth Parlor Furniture Barbie ops purecou Faia tre Lhe, ahogany Din! ables, Dining Ohsirs Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades Siedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands Hall Lamp, Bath Tub, Toilet Set Stoves. Kitchen Utensils, &c., &e Terus cash, oa eer _3_ C0. McGUI RE & CO”. Ancts, ay, TOLEN—Last night, the 2th instant. a SO BAY BORB. ind feet; white streak down his forehead; ral pacer; soar on tha right hind, foot, erease fallen in the heck Ten Soles, reward willbe paid if returned to WM. H- ROLAND, near Fort Carrol), scross the Eastern Branch. « se 21 lw* STRAYED-—Last night, trom the yard of the E Star offices, 31X COWS anda BULL, Two Red Cows; one of them old and the other young. The old red_has lost CP el on of her tau, One small Chocolate colored Cow. One Red and White Hei-er, giving her first 1 ilk, One Chocolate aud White daw. % oor Stet wai Qne Red.and White Cow wiih rathor lope horns, e small Chogolate colered Gow. 6 Bull is two Soe) o}d, brown of dark red,with = peli ‘en his bédy, and a white*spet in his ‘orehead. Three or fe of them had r oa, f the ropes being of Cotes large rope. ied ene aodar, Seog ever fil hring goleyestion 2 e Star office, 'o their recovery, will be liberally rewarded by andersign . ae 18-tt W. D. WALLACH, STRICT OF COLUMBIA, Count %. Washing- ton.—I herby certify that Warnest Aart of maid Cont brongys before mathe subscriber, one ofthe ces of the Peace in and forthe ssid leet this Ninth day of Heptenti er, in the per . o sing upon his es, dark BEOWN’ HORBS: waite on both hind foot: star in his forehead; sore on the back and and sore alder ; shod allround; heavy swiich tail; about By J.C McGUIRE & U0., Aaduoneers. FUSS DWBLLING HOUSES FOR 3ALB.—On THU RSDAY, the lst day of October, 1%: o'clock p. ., Wi sell at Padic anc’ . frent of the prem Three. Neat Dwelfing-povses; Nos, 949,551, a0d 553, on I8th street. between ~Band C streets south, nea’: the Smithsonian Laati- tute and Monoment, and withia a fem minutes walk of Fenn, avenue, ‘Thase houses have n mastic Sropta, three stories high, comtain nin rooms @gch, and are ig a bewutifal and heal aeighborhood. We will aleo se!l Lot Mo. 14, in Fquare 264, on South B street, between i3th and 13% Blreete and in the immediate neigaborhood of the nbowe houses and ¢a a be divided into two building fronts. Cne-thir 4 cash; the residue in six and Terms: twelve months wi th interest. to be secured on the premises. Exper.se of conveyances at purchaser’s cost, eesd 3.0. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. By J. ©. MoGUIEE & CO., Auctioneers. BRUSTRE’?; SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPSRTs NEAR 1 GB CIROLB ON PENNSYLVANIA ayExvg.—By virtue «fa deed of trust, recorded eptember ‘3d 1862, in Liber J, A. B., No, 223, folios et eeq., "1 will ell at Publis Auction, on SATUR- Da ¥. October 3d. at 5 0’ p. m.,in front of the nanbereti thirty elabt (38), as nabdisiad beTaer® rs irty- a ju le Pollack, situated on Ey street near Pennsylvania venue. Upon, remises above deseri! Bert satan ec er ans: cash ; eqa;! payments to bevsecured by motes ‘st six and Fie | hs, desing interest, and a deed of truston Divcomi: J, the terms of asle are_not ied with in & dare ened day of sale indigaiees the pro; ey cost of Uhedesatliiag purchaser” eae SPLENDID BAY STALLION OF Goop