Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHY. Fonv’s THeaTeR.—This evening has been Bets for the benefit of charminz Maggie Mitchell, and she announces as the entertain- ment he performance of «The Little Barefoot,” the beant which has been played so very successiully each wight this week. Besides it should be borne in mind that this is the last opportunity but one that our citizens will have of witness- ing this delichtiul performance. | CANTERBU RY.—When one notices the many fine pertormances aunounced each nightat this | Hiaii, and the array oftalented performers em- ployed, it is not at all a matter of surprise that | Canterbury is crowded nightly. “The Ghost,” ful companion piece to -Fanchon,” | | | ber of extra seats for this evening, will be introduced to-night again. Millie and Clsra Fowler w. Anppear in dance. Ernestine de Faib:r and Nelle Taylor will sing songs; | and ballets, pantomimes, ethiopian acts, Kc., | be performed. | } rreTies.—Here, too, good entertainments Are given, @nd the resultis crowded houses. ‘At this time the Varieties is especially attrac- tive, for Annetta Galletti, Mons. Tophotf, Meos. Renzsni and his Ballet Troupe; Lina ‘Windell, Ligzie Shultz Mons. Baptistin, and a large bumber of others nightly appear. Mlle Mazora Arnoldi appears nightly in her repre- fsentations of Classic Statuary. Wr™an, the Wizard and Ventriloquist will ive another of his interesting entertainments this ¢vening at @dd Feliows Hall. His life | moving and speaking antomata will be intro- duced. To-morrew afternoon there will be a popular femily matinee. THe lRarv —Afier oar report closed yester- day, the following cases were disposed of by the Board of Enroliment: George Murry, under age. Aucust Miller, over age. John McNawera, paid commutation. Ephraim Wilson, paid commuistio Michael Kane, only son of widow—liable. Robert Harrot, (colored,) furnished substi- tute—Aibert Robinson. Y. Shin. paid commutation. Robert P. Emerson, erroneously enrolled. Joseph Dorsey, only parent of child. Joseph Davis, (colored,) furnished substi- dute— George Brisiow. Jobn J. Beal, paid commutation. George W. Flower, paid commutation, Edward Dickerson, disability. John Fletcher, (eolored,) accepted. Wm. Marhrry, disability. Frapneis Thomas, disabiliiy. Wm.H arshuron, disability. Davia woemaker, over age. Johu McGuirk, under age. Augustus Jones, (colored,) furnished substi- | tut’—Albert Butler. Altred Cratstield, (colored,) furnished substi- tete—George Jones Frank Dougla: (colored,) furnished sub- stituie—Henry Williams. John L. Love, disability. Hi. burns, under F Latayette Brigham, over aze, Thomas S. Champion, mental disability. ni Sweet, paid commutation Beverly Thornton, (colored,) fernished suh- | sttnte—Richard Peck Henry Beil, (colored.) xccepted. James Steadman, furnished substitute— ‘Thomas Thompson. Michael M . i Tenjarain mmutation. Robert H. Yeatman, pa'd commutition. Patrick Brodan, paid commutation Win. Green, only son of widow—liable. T. 5. Webster, only scn of infirm parents. 1H rly, alien. Jobn art, (colored,) furnished substitute— Charles Bowie. —— tollowing drinking plac rday in accordance with the Phe ourtcenth street i and orderea to report ) Capa He had Corporation, but no Government license. verable, 101 New York avenue, near Percy V 4 and ordered to report ad w ‘Thirteenth streets, Guyernment property iound on his premises. rd Sewell. (colored), coraer of I and uim Pill, (colored), Eleventh stree: near EK. No license. Liquor destroyed. Boltin and Hamilton, (colored), Seventeenth and L sireets. Liquor destroyed, and one of the proprietors taken to the Central Guardhouse, for attempting to strike Lieut. Dubant, com- qmanding che guard, with aglass tumbier. | George Butler, on Fourteenth street near the mae closed and ordered to report to Provost shal. F. Darber, Fourteenth sireet near the bridge. closed and ordered to report as above. Mrs. Riter, on Fourteenth s.reet necr the bridge, had no license. Her liquor destroyed. fe ALEXANDRIA ArvrarRs.—Several persons ‘were this morning sent by Col. Wells to the Slave Pen tor loaning passes, and also those who used them were confined. The business has been carried on quite extensively,and Co}. Wells has resolved to stop it. Horse thieves are “plying their vocation,” in this place with considerable success—as it ap- stolen horses, once goue, are rarely ‘covered. Within the last week, seve- rals es in the town, andon the suburbs, have been broken open in the night, and valu- able horses taken out and conveyed away. The number of restaurants and eating houses in this place, continue to increase rather than diminish. Taey spring up like mushrooms, in @ night, ard every day sees a new sign, denot- ing where the hungry can be ted,—“for a con- éideration.” If one half of the plgaees desig- Rated as “ oyster hou witb the bivalves, it w ake a fleet of cratt to turnish the quantity required. There is a protracted meeting in progress, at the Methodist Episcopal Church, in this place. Alexendria papers yesterday. SS ae. Granp LArceny.— Yesterday, Gen. Max Weber called upon Mr. A.R. Allen, inuepend- ent detective nd compisine hé had been Tobbed of a one hundred dollar ) bond. with the coupon attached, and thuriy dollars in ‘Treasury notes. The money was taken from his trunk at his boarding house on Penusyiva- nia ayenve, pear 13th street. Mr. Allen ar- Tested Benjamiu Lewis, colored, formerly a servant in the house, and ascertained that the bond had been sold to a broker ou Fourteenth ypposite Willard’s Hotel, tor a hundred searching the prisoner, Mr. Alien found a number of letters directed to F. Zuts. When Mr. Lutz, who is a manufacturer of sadd. 3 ty S@w the let he identified them of his mails, which he had not received, but which fortunately con- tained no money. Lewis was taken before Justice McKenna, who commjited him to jail dor court. AFTER ScLpiers’ Money.—Wednesday a number of soldiers got into a row near the Park, and were arrested by thesecond precinet | police, who took them to the station, where they were disposed of. Among them was a Invalid Corps, who had jast been paid off, and had $24 in his pocket; but he, being sober, was Yeleased. A few hours afterwards Officer Rolte found him lying dead drunk on thecom- mmons, with his pockets turned wrong side out, some parties having gone completely through him. Abont the same time, Ofticer Rolfe found # soldier named Marshali on the commons, eurroanded by a number of suspicious parties, ‘who pretended to be his particular friends, but whose sympathies were probably with the money (e100) which was in his pockets. The Officer took him to the swition, and took charge L | from bis late residence, A of his money unti! morping. cS Se: Cup Sxor m A Ro Night before last, several colored men were in ashop near the corner of Seventeenth and M streets, and were talking obscenely, when Heverly Jacksoa, who lives next door, entered the room and request- ed them not to talk so loud, when four of them attacked him, pushing him into the street, and knocking him down «und beating him, Mr. Jackson however, got away from them, ana Teached his house, locking the door and arm- ing bimself with a pistol. The door was broken open, and they again grappled Jackson, and in ahe melee the pistol was discharged, the ball possing between Jackson's lcgs and taking ef- fect in the leg of a little child. Two of the party, Richard Browrx and Edward Johnson, ‘were arrested by Officer Mulloy, and commit- ted to jail by Justice Drury. ——— | before Jnstice Giberson for a hearm, hosent | both to jail for court. ag | and their profanity indicated their protession. | ¢led in a military unitorm, | was accidentally shot by his younger brother, | Premature discharge of the gun was the cause | criginal cost of £50,000, and its proprietor, Col. are kept supplied | meri | | Ho! ron GiymontT.—Osage Tribe, I. O. R. M, will give a grand daylight excursion to Glymont on Mouday next, Sept. 2:th. The doats will leave Seventh street wharfatS o'clock a. m.and | o'clock p. m., and will retarn at 5 andsp.m. A fine opportunity is thus afforded for asail down the Potomac, and a day of en- joyment atGlymont. As all the Tribes of the order of Red Men are represented on the com- mittee, the whole order is exerting itself tomake the excursion an unexceptionable one. Saree ea ees EscareD FrOM a GuUAEDHOUIE.—A few weeks since, Richard Rivers, belonging to the Second District regiment, was in the guard- house at the camp, on the charge of desertion, awaiting trial by Court-martial, but he es- caped, and 4 few days since he was arrested ‘by the Fifth Ward police on the charge of as- sauiting & man, and: was turned oyer to the , military. ls Ss ..Tae First Or THE SxAsoN.—Hammack’s show counter is already replete with as fine reed birds as were ever eaten in Washington. ‘No one knows better how to serve them up than Hammack. ‘ “ce | tive public. Head work has made favor for ‘e) soldier named Martin King, belongfng to the | | year of his age; @ resident of this city for the past Forp's New Tnrarer.—This evening the Mansger announces the last night but ove of “The Little Barefoot,” and at the cam: t'me the benefit of Miss Maggie Mitchell. If we mry judge the tutare by the past, we should most opie 4 fay that this accomplished lady will not lookin yain for a mo:t liberal recognition of this announcement. One as‘de- serving as M Mitchell, can always find favor in the eyes of an educated and apprecia- her, and between such spirits there always dwells a lasting and unbounded sympathy. With the precedents of former and late success so largely spread before the Manager and his cherming lar light, we deem it more than uéeless to advise the collection ofa large num- ee FEMALE Suor-tirtRes.—Yesterday mornin, Cfficer Donn, of the Fourth Ward oils: a rested Annie Cavanagh and Ann Maria Br. son for the larceny of a military auiform suit of clothes from Jonas Kern. They were taken Both are young women, ‘The Cavanieh girl is no stranger to the police, who say they arrested her on a former occasion ee ee M&LANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—-Yesterday after- noon, a ladnamed Eugene Royle, son of John F. Boyle, aged fitteen years, whilst gunning in & marsh near Easby’s wharf ina canoe, incom- pany with a younger brother thirteen years old, intlictirg a wound which caused death in about an hour ard a half. Thesurviving lad is ¢x- ceedinely depressed and inconsolable. The of this yery lamentable catastrophe. pi aE Re JLOSED.—The Smithsonian Library will be elcsed till the Ist of October, on account of re- pairs which are being made. The Jibrary at the Capitol is also closed at present for repairs ———_-.——_ AT A MEFTING of the citizens of Kansas tem- porarily sojourning in the city of Washington, held at the Avenue House, on Tuesday even- ing, September 22, 1463, the following, among other proceedings. were had. Whereas, the Free-Siate city of Lawrence is again in ashes, and the Free-State Hotel of that city is again in ruins, by the bioody hands of slavery; and, Whereas, the said hotel was erected at an S. W. Eldridge, by this and other losses, is un- able to rebuild the same; and, Whereas, the friends of freedom are desirous to aid him in rebuilding, and to thisend have determined to appeal to the liberality of ihe people throughout the couniry: Therefore, Be esolved, That the Chair eppoint a com- of tive, whose duty it shall be to solicit subscriptions from the President of the Unit+ States, members of the Cabinet, officers of the Govyerninent, and others of this city, for the purpose of rebuilding the Free-State Hoiel in Lawrence, which will encourage and ensure the rebuilding of the city of Lawrence, and soou eradicate the fooi-prints of the murder- ons Quantrell The Cha pointed the following commi tee:—Ho Pomeroy, Hon. J. H. Line, Hon. A. C. Wilder, Hon. Fred. P. Stanton, Hon. Wm. P. Dole. On wo.ion it was v ceedings of this mee ed to publish the pro- gin the city papers. BLakg, President. . JONES, Secretaries. on to the really ewelry and PI 4 Store, 13 Be ad Go to the invest your surplus cash, elegant Ware now — TAL Noricx.—Wanred for Rent pgton or Georgetown, aamall aoaee. preferred. * for a fam avenue, or No, 192G s! —In Wash- ,(anfurnighed Apply at No, 67 Louisiana et, 6e 17-tf ee Great Pen VANIA ROUTE, via Baltimore and Harrisiure, to the rih and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quick time—low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ Uckets sold through at Government rates, For tie! nd further information apply at th Penni Route, northeast corner of ae and Sixth street, Washing- Office open fvom §a.m. to 9p.m.; on San- f. O. Norton, Agent. ee 4 Scrat Disrasas, Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures 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. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- e50>, 82; fersela. #3 - Samaritan’s Root and_ Herb Juices—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofuls, Uleers, Sores, Spots, Tetters, &c. Price 9). or six bottles for 85. Bold by B. O. Ford. See advertisement, m5 DIEEASES OF THE NeRvous, S=MINAL, URINARY AED BEXUAL SYSTzus.—New and reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Association—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address r. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadeiphia, Pa. au 22-3m —— Corns Ang THE Unive MENT OF MAn- @ evils oail . WHITE and submit to his manipulations, Hundreds of our citizens teetify with gratitude as to successful atment of Corns, Buuions, 3 growing in the fesh,ete. Dx, WHiTs m chiropody a speciniity. You are sure to get relief without experieucing pair. Office, No, 424 Pena, avenue (Live & Tucker’s building,) between Four- and-a-half and Sixth sts. se ——>——_. SPERMATORREG@A CAN BE OrRED.—Dr. Rand’ Specific cures Spermatorrhan, Seminal Weak: Impctency, ss of Power, etc., speedily and ¢ jy. Tie effects are truly magical. A trial of the Spocite, will convince the most Li ayo of its . Price 21 & box. id by 8. 0. Ford mer llth street and Pa i Henry Oook Alexandri: ton. Gays from 2to4 p.m £e 12 ly 2 ‘TNK ONEAPEST AMD BRST Hilx DYE IN THE WoRLD— yy Fades or Washes Out.—Ophem’s Hair Drv, tas box. The bestinuse. Try it. Sold by 8. .Ford, corner Ith street and Pa. avenue, Wath- ngtoc, and Henry Cook. Aiexsncria, jaé-ly > Waraprisa PAPER for sale at the Star office cour- ter, at six certs per pound. jy 22 Dx. Dupowt’s Bugar-coated Female Kegulating Pille are the wery best ins use. They operaie speedily and e/fe tively, and being sugar-cooted create Bo nau- H tes upon the most delicate ptomsch. A trial of | these Pilis will prove their superiority overaliothera, Brice Gia box. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner 1th tard Pa. avenue, Washington, snd Henry , Alexandria, = ja6-ly Waseantap 10 01 Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an Eng! five yer standing, will cure Gomory; im siz days. chatige ct diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Bold y 8.0. Pord, corner iith street and Pa, avenue achington. and Henry Donk. Alexandris $a6-iy On the 22d instant, by Rev. William W. Reese, at the Kast Washington Methodiat Protest ra: Charch Parsonage, coruer 5tb street east and Vir- ginis avgoue, Mr. WILLIAM R. HALL. formerly of Philadelphia, to Miss ESABELLA BEACH. of this city. - On the 2ith tnst., at tha Church of the Epiphany, the Rev. Di Hall, Oapt. LOUIS C. KALLE .8. A., to EMMA, youngest 11. ghter of the late Lewis Lindsay, Esq, of Virgii . Sa DIED, On the 24th instant. WM. 8. CLARY. in the 624 oO years. His friends and acquaintances are invited to at tend his funeral, from his Jate residence, No. 45% Hsstreet, between lth and lith, on Saturday, tae 26th instant, at3o’clock p m,. is PATRICK DOYLE. in the 57th year of bia age, anative of the county of Lublin, lreland, for the last 14 years a resident of this city. it His funeral willl take plac jorrow at 2o’cl’k, eet, between I and K streets south. The friends and acquaintences are Tespectiully invited to attend. * On *hé evening of the 24th inst., MARY WEST, only daughter of Margaretaud the late West Scott, aged 1 year and 9 months. The grave h lost its conquering might, And death its dreaded sting of prin; Since they but - the path of light To lead me to loved again. NEW FALL FLOWERS. RIBEONS, BONNETS, HATS, AND MILLINERY GOODS, r o CHOICE DESCRIPTION AND GREAT VABIBTY, JUST RECEIVED, Ladies will oblige me by calling and examining my stock of new FALL and WINTER GOODS be- fore purchasing, as we wish to show our goods, feeling confident they will please—at FRANKLIN BTCHISON’s, No, 12 Center Market Space, se 8-Im between Sth and sth stz, aC. E.—Hutton’s Mathemat S‘Curier’s Animal ron u Dictionary begin tactiod iversal ; Setory moh of the above, oth FRANCK TAYLOR, |. 8 BY 10; ‘ six-Hght 868H. 7,600 “* volta gr pag eot-tw ne al PIC NICS, &c. OUKOUT FOR THE FO" TH GRAND BALL | ee the PEGI SOCIETY o¢ temperance Hall on MONDAY, October 20ib. tee particulars in future aavertisement. Se 25-e0gt* terest SCO! AL PIONIGOFTHE SACOND AND Laat ATO BACE: ZORs Chae Lue will be pven at Gausn PRI Ticker TY CUNES, admitting « gen thlem:p and ladies. BAND RPIcnr«rIo or THE YOUNG CATHOLICS' FRIEND SOCIETY. The YOUNG CATHOLICS’ FRIEND SOCIETY of Washington taae plexsure in annonncing to their friends tbat their annual PIC NIU will take place at the Parx, on 7th street, on MONDAY, Sept. 2th, commancing at 10! o’clock a.m. The committee of arrangements are pledged to all in their power to make it pleasant and agreeable to all who will attend, and they wish to remiad their patrons that while enjoying the rmusemants of the day they will also be contributing to a charitable and praiseworthy object. Committee of Arrangements, ps . Bi Dooley Dennis Calagban, Soria” VE Ring” Hugh Daachne’ Jas. Lackey, Chas, 8. Jones, Geo F, Harbin, G. 0. C. simms, Jno. McDermot, Jobn Kicg, ee 23-4¢ IkW THE RUVER FORTIFICATIONS WHILE THERE I8 AN OPPORTUNITY. GRAND DAYLIGHT EXCURSION To GLYMONT PAVILION. OSAGE TRIBE. No 6.1. U.R. M., will give an EXCURSION to the above piace on MONDAY, Bept. 28, 1883. All pisses have been secured by th committee A fine Cotillon Band has been engaged. Dinner by an experienced caterer, at the usual Price. Boats teave the 7th street wharf at 80’clock a.m,, and lo’clock p.m. Returning. leave at5 and 8 p.m. Ticket:, $1 ©), admitiing a gentleman and Iadies to the boat and grounds. Committee. From Tuscarora Tribe—bros. Middleton, Bell and Butts. ae Logan Tribe—Broa. Scott, Robincon, ant Neuman. From Orage Tribe—Bros. Z, H. Whitemore, E, WANTS. W 451 EP—4 ROOM in a central location, Pat7ZB, 410 Fateeet, Fe 25 ANTED A COOK, W at the fank Reztaari WANTED wo CARR er off BRICKERDS Ww ANT ‘A good FEMAL® COOK, at the Ca hy N Pn red preferred. Appl: DORR a8. A Sd street eee re, AUCTION SALES, THis AFTERNOUN AND TU-MUKivuw By GREBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers O4 MILCH COWS AT ACOTION —Oa BA7UR- DAY, the 26th instant at 2] o'clock. we whi ithe Austion Rooms corer 7th « Detreets, 24 superior Mileb Cows, belosging to xentleman declining farming ¥ person wish: to purebase cows would do weil> attend the sal en they will he sc ld to the highest bidder, Terms cash. rei d& te G@RBREN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ingt obitel louse, No. 546 Peon. avenue, — WY {PIED A WON AN 9 Oar Brave Oat, + fh anu al i back of National Hotel ‘atgews at ANTED-Two BAKERS. One od Bread Ww Laker and also a good Domestic Cake Baker. Apply to the corner of # and Lith sts 7055 2° NOMRR & BRO. WA4NTED—By a Youth who has had two years experience in the business. under a thorough waster, a SITUATION in an apothecary’s store. Apply to the Editor of the Star. fe 25-2t Ww ANTED—A BKEAD BAK A first rate hand can obtain mood rase with constaat «nployment, at No 134 High st. Georgetown. Alco, & CONFECTONER (second hand) at same place, [re 25 3t* B.A. BDMNSTON, WASTE IMMEDIATELY—A FORNISHED HOURE, by a family without cuildren. No ovJection to payiog the rentin board. Also, two BATE ARG HORM, ci cores d ed a ing if desired. Address for one week J. A. B.. City PO. nit" WANTED—« neat, tidy American GikL or Middle aged WOMAN to do light Unam*er- work and take care of a bahe, Tu one who will i 5 herself ureful and can bring good referenc?s, wage! Wages and s pleasant bome will be fouud by payee at No. 156 G street, bet. 2th and 2ist, arhjogton, D. 0, 8@ %5-3t* WANTED—a YOUNG MAN (American), about 18 yearr of age. Apply at the corner of Penn, aveiue and 2d street. ge 21-3t* ) ANTED—Six good BRICKLAYERS. at once to WISE & CALLAHAN, or N Sotth 43% stree' Be 2 it. WANTED-A good BLACKSMITH, that und>~ stands cart and wagon work, At the corns. of 434 and M streets, Island, £0 24-St™ ANTED—Three BOYS, from 14 to 18 years of WwW ege.at LANSBUBG & BRO.’8, 375 Seventh stroet, near I. ge 24-3t* WASTED—A GIRL to do General Housework in a private family, Call at No. 5, Four- and-a bali street. €e 24.3t* otDS O. Whitenore, J.T. Crampsey. W. R, Ohadrick, 7. | WY ANTED— Five MESSENGER BOYS at the American Telegraph Office, 432 Penn. teens a waa, Son AS Barely pot af Mast come well recommended, és £e 34- iv K7ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Gooi COAT, ARINI’S SELECT DANCING ACADEMY, Ww PANTALOG N At Opp FetLows’ Hatt, 7TH STRECT. Prof. MARINI has the honor to announce to his o-wer pupils and patrons thet he will form his Classes at the above place, to commence on TUESDAY, Sept 29th, at 3 o'clock p, m., for Ladies, Misses. and Masters. Mr. M can be found at the hall every afternoon ircm 2 to 5p.m., where all particulars and circulars can be obtained Be 24-5t* Cores CORNET AND 8TRING BAND— The undersigned respectfully announces to the public, that he is ready to furnish Music, for Private Parties. Balls, Pic-Nics, Parades Exhibitions, etc.. with any number of Musiciacs required. at'the shortest notice, by leaving orders at John Iseman’s, corner of Pennsylvania avenue ae street cast, HENRY ISEMAN, se9 3m* FOR SALE AND RENT. IN. and VEST HANDS; alco, « e.od “BUSHELMAN.”’ RB. OWEN & *ON, Military and Naval Tailors, fe 24-3t 212 Penn. avenua. ANTED—One good OPERATOR on & Wilson's or Grover & Baker's cewin: chines; alro, one PERSON to prepare work for mschine%; both fora permanency, Apply immedi- ately at 394 New York avenue, between 12th and isth streest, Fe 26 30* WAITED — Teo WAITERS at the Gosling House; none but such as are thoroughly ac- uainted with the business need apely. to goot W rs $2) per month wages will be given the whole year rourd Inqnire at the Restaurant, 247 Penn. avenue, bet. i2th and 13th. fe 24-2t* V ANTED—A competent GENTLEMAN to take cha.ge of a Drinking Saloon in tbe City of Warhiogton. Compensation liberal. Nove need app y save thote y ho can furnish unexceptionable references as to chovactir and capacity. Apply, in rriting,at No. 25" Penn. avenue, Washington, D.C. £@ 24-3t* eeler ms- |For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.| FUBNISBSD BOOMS TO RENT—For rent, at 460" 12th street, es*t side. between G and F streets, neatly furnished and very comfortable BLD ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and Palt- LORS, The neighborhood is one of most desirable in the city. Every attention paid to those oceupy- ingthem, No children in the house. 1t OR RENT—HOUSE and FORNITURE, No. 202 New York avenue, between 4th and 5th. Apply next door. It FoR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSK, An W4nrgp TO RENT—A HOUSE, farnished or unfurnished; will give a good rent and good reference. Addre's T, Hi. 8., Star office. 923-5t* W A*TED—Three DRESS MAKERS at No 359 18th street. between H and I streets None but good hands need apply. Aleo, two APPREN- TICES fe 23-3t- N AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPHIC Operator, wio uuderstands his usiness in all branches, desires employmentin the army. Ad- J.O NP , Washingtou.D C. WAxtTsD—By E. ALLIOT, Hair Dresser, No. 212 Penu. avenue, Willards’ Hotel, six good ly at No 99 K street, between 2ist and 22d, | BARBERS. colored, Best wages given. Appl for b FOLAN. "It" | immediately, inka =F cae F UBN ED ROOMS TO RENT—AND BOARD V ANTED—A SITUATION as Book-keeper, if Gesired ina private family in G@eorgetoru, falesman, or Clerk, at a moderats salary, by Address W. H.G., Willards’ Botel 8@ 25-2t7 & young man who has had six years’ expevience, Fo SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES co’ a small Grocery Store. Building forsale or rent, 509 ns street west, between L and M north. Ba 25 St™ OR RENT—One large front third atory OHAL- LEK, furnished, in a private house where there arenosmallchildren, Terms moderate. Inquire at No. 524 M street. between 9th and loth streets, Referencer exchanged, 1t* (OR SALRB—A nicely-located and well-built FRAME HOUS8S, situated on 9th street, het. I aod K. For fortber particulars inquire at 463 I Street, or 322 Penn, avenue. £e 25 6t 83.D.M. 'OR SALE—A BREAD BAKERY, with GOOD WILL. STOCK and FIXTORES. Thisis the oldest established atand in Georgetown, and at resent doing a larger business than has been done or the Iast ten years. For further information apply at 140 Bridge street Georgetown. se 25-tf {TORE ROOM TO RENT—400 D street, north +) side, a few doors from 7th street. Inquire on the premises. _Be 24-3t® i yee BUILDING, FIXTURES, AND STOCK of the Ba.ber Bhop, 7th street, Steamboat Wharf, will be old at once, on account of severe illness of the present owner. Apply between 10 m. and $p.m_ on the premires, 83 24-30" Fo RENT—In Georgetown. part of a HOUSE, ., jurrisbed, ina very desirable neighborhood, with all the modern improvements, including a large Brick Stable and Carriage House, for further particulars inquire of MR. JOICE, corner of F and 13th sts, 5e 24-lw* Fo SALE—Tbhe LEASE of a first-class Fur- nisbed Houre,in the Second Ward, containing ms; desirably si class boa! ding-houre; ated. and suitable fora first i ; stable inthe rear. For par- lictlaraapply to WM. W, BURDON, Room3, corner 7th and F sirrets Fe 24-30" Ko SALE.—A great opportunity to invest ina profitable business is now oliered in the Stock and Outft of the LAVERY and SALE STABLE sit- usted at the ccrner of Bridge and Market atreeis, Geo. , D. O., consisting of Horses, Oar: riage’, Buggies, Harness, &c, If not sola at le before the Sth of October next, it will at pubitc auction. The stand is the best in ,82. Duw doing @ good business. Books will be shown and satisfactory rea_ons given, Inquire on the p-emises of B, K. GLADMON, or A. GLAD. DUN, Bea. 80 24-lw* oe W OODLEY” OR BENT.—The country resi- dency of the late John Kirby, Esq., for rent. The Mansion Home, very commodious, rit- vated in a grove contiining three acres, with ry rout bu + Ice House, Stabling, Carriage House, and ings, ali within the city limite, and opiy x few minutes’ walk from the city passenger railway. The situation and beauty of the place is unsurpassed by any residence inor around the city, ‘The above country seat will be rented to €th May, 264, on most favorable terms, if immediate appli- cation is made to the Proprietor on the place, or at No. 4 German street, Biltimore, For sale~GABRIAGE, HORSES, and two COWR. For fu ther informasion apply at this office. se24 6 [)ESUHALLEWURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, 7 in 4 large modern built Brick House, No. 309 Street, betwe.-. Jith and I2th streets; also a double Parlor, handsomely furnished, or suitable for an office, &c, 80 23 St* MLVATE SALE —For gale, a two-atery HOUSE, containing sx rooms, desirably situated, in 4th Street east, between Hast Cupitol and A sts. morth, No. 408 Porsersion given immediately. Inquire of J, FLEISH BLL, next door. Be 73-3b FACUSE AND LOr FOR BALE—A new three- A story Brick Houre, with two-story Back Building, nicely finished: tide alley, good water in the yard. fine location. Title perfest. Inquire of 2OL’T WHITE, on the premizes, H street. bet. 4 nd 6th streets, Island. se 23-lw* OUSE AND STORE TO RENT.—The Stock, Fixtures, &c., of a Retail Grocery Store, doing asehoild Furniture, W. W., x cts office, Terms cash. stock end fixtures are avarly new. Posression éiven Oct. Ist, 1863. £9 93-3t* Foe SALE—A fine FRAME COTTAGX HOUSE, beautiluliy situated, containin? eleven room’, on Delaware avenue, of the Capitol, COOK, at £e23 tf I » good business, with the for sale. Apply. ane one and a half cquares north For Particulars appl: to J. OG. hos, W. Williaus’ Stables on sth street. Fo SALE—A Pleasant and Healthy FARSI, A about one mile from the Market honse in Georgetown, D.C., om the Canal road near the Columbia Foundry, containing about 15 acres of good land. The improvements are 1 substaatial and well built frame House, containing 8 rooms and 2 stairways, in all 75 feet front, with next rorches, back and front, Thereisairo a kitchen and room above for servants. A fountain becore the door ; 2 good eprings within 20 or 4) ja of kitchen door, There is one other Brick Tenement paying good interest. A well of good water in the ard, 2 jarge Asveregns beds; also, one of the Beet orchards in the District, particularly, Pears, Peachee and Cherries: There is alco a Stone Quarry on the Canal road. All przams desirous of pur- chasing such a place arei,, ¢fted to call and examine awe SAMURL CROWN. FS, RENT— MENTS, with bath, &c, No, 3 Franklin Piace, opposite Franklin Square, Se 33-lw* FOR G4LB— 4 Sine GROCERY snd TAT OR i met een doings ‘very good basiness. nquire TO LBT-A three-story BRICK OUBE, No. 183 @ street Tear pit sive! | hand ely ‘Owner onip'as security fo. soe rent, s23-6t™ Address, through the Post Office, H. B.H. Ee 23-St* ANTED—By a respectable Lady, a SITUA- TION as Housekeeper tor a single gentlevuan, Only ihote of the highes; reapectability need ap ly. Inquire at 415 Tenth street, between G and i between the hoursofi0and5p.m. _ 8¢23-3t~ ANTED—On or before the micdle of October, in good location. one large or two, three, or four UNFURNISHED ROOMS or furnished a3 to varpets, fora gentleman and wife. G., Agsnt, Box 10, Btar office. 56 23-Iw* WASTED IMMED{ATELY—A first-class COOK po pryeace meals tosendont. Highest wages id ‘colored preferred. Inquire at No. 362 lith street, between L and M, 8@ 23-3t* L, DeA. LANDEN, FP UBSISHED BOOM WANTRD—On tho Island, between 6th and [4th streets. with a widow isdy preferred, and where no questions wil, he esked. Payment in advance. Addre: , ROOTT, Post Office, ‘86 23-3t™ By W.L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers South corner Penn. avenue and Ninth street. GOoyRENMENT. SALE OF CONTRABAND Goons.—On SATURDAY MOBNING, 25th of Sept. 163, a1 10 o'clock, we willsell, at the Auction Booms, the following Gont-ahand Goods : £0 pairs Cordurcy Boots and Boys' Bhoes oT) vee vy ern Plautation Plaids, Grey iy 12 pais 5 Gents Gaiters 4 dozen Wool Oarders TN pieces Calico id » ross Ambrotype Cares Shect Wadding, hed Flannel Cotton Yarg. by order of Capt. H. B. TODD. Provost Marshal, WM. L. WALL & CO . Aucts. By J.C. McGUIBE & CU., Auctioneers, MP RCETEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Lots ON TER IsLAND —As Trastee in the caure of the Uniid States ve Bohwarts & aly b will offer at Auction,on SATURDAY, "be 26th inst., on the remifes, at §o’clock p i., those Valuable Build- ng Lota or the Tsianc, known ss— Lots 26, 23. 27, 29, $0, ard 31, in Bquare 493 fronting On south HM street, between 4% and 6th stree Also. Lots 13.14 15 2nd 17, inthe same Squar ironting on 6tb street west. Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money tobe paid in cash, end the balance in3,5, and 9 morths, in equal instaiments, to be secured, The terms of esle must be complied with in three days after sale or the purchaser will forfeit ali claims a 3 under the same. ALTER 8. COX, Trnsie fe21 J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. aucts. By J.C McGUIRK & CO.. Auctionsers. if Wed VERY VALUABLE PIECES OF BUSI- S8 PROPERTY ON SRVENTH STRERBT, OPPOSIT! Opp FeLLows’ Baty, at Puro BALE —On DAY AFTERNOON, Reptember 28th, at 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell the north half’ f Lot No, 17, in Square No. 431, fronting 25 12 feet on Beventh street, between D and E streets north, and Tupping hack 10) feet, impreved by a substactial and well-built two story brick dwe ling with back building and excelient store-room attached, Also, the gouth balf of Lot No. Is. fronting 25 feet 10 1. 2inches on Seventh street, adjoining above erty, running back 10 feet. and im- 3 Cc and a fine store attached, ird cash ; theremainder in six and » with interest, secures by a deed of truston the premises Coxt of cooveyances, in- ack building, elnlise revenue stamps, to be paid by the pur- chaser. ee18 J. 0. McCUIRE & OO., Auets. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, rT WO STORY FRA. OUSE AT AUCTION.— a On MONDAY, tue zt? inst., asGe'clocx » m., ehalltell. in front of the premises pirtof Lot n Square No £3). with the improvements, which is a nearly uew two-story frame House. This property frovta or fouth K ,between 4:3 and 6th streets west ae Terms: One-half cash ; balance in sixandtwelve mouths for note bearing’ in‘ sceat from day of sale A deed given anda deed oftraettaken, Title in ¢... putable. fe23 d&us GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By WM. L WALL & CO, Auctioneers, U NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF SCHOONER ROUCERS KNOWLE: In virtue of # decree, issued from 2 Clerks Oiice of the Eupreme Court of the District of Co- lumbia, holding a District Court and to me di- rected. I will cell at Public Auction. for cysh, at the foot of Sixth street wharf, on the Potomac rive».in said District, at + o’clock p.m.,on MON DAY next. 28th Sept. 3, the Schoonrr * ROBERT KNOWLES,” her Tackle. Appare]. and Furniture, ARD 4. LAMON, U.S Siershal. se23-d&da WM, L. WALL & C9.. Aucta By CREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. i oll SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS,—By virtue ofa deed of trust, executed on the 27th day of September, 1858, and recorded in uiber J. A, B.. No 162,one of the land records ef Washing- ten county, D. C. and at the request of the thereby, I will offer at Public Bele, AY, the 26th day of October next, at the hour of 4 o'clock. in the afternoon, the Lots. Pieces.and Parcels of Ground described in said trust deed, being 22 Lots situatea in Square num- bered 540, on the Talend, Terms of sale: One-third cash ; balancein¢ and 3. .onths. the pui.-stersgiving their notes for deferred payments, bearing interest from the ‘ofsele. A deed given and a deed of trust taken to secure the deferred payments. All conveyan- cing and Revenue Stamps at the purchasers ex- pense, If the terms of Sale are not complied with atthe end of fivedays fromthe day of sale. tha undersigned. as Trustee, reserves the rigit to r sell the said preraices after advertising five tim in the Evening Star, at the risk and cost of the d faulting purchaser. Cc. E. BITTENHBOU 3E, Trustea, Fems-d&da CRIEN & WILLIAMS, Auc! LOST AND FOUND. $5 RED COW, with white about her face a: lege, and awhite spot on herrump. and branded with asmall brand on both horns. The above ra- ward will be given if delivered to the nngersivned, on M street north, between ith and ae Rie £e V 7 ANTED—An OFPIOR, first or second story front room, unfurnished, on or near F street, between Treasury and 7th atreet, or on 7th street, between F and Penn, avenue, Will lease by the year. Address Box 61, P. O. Best references given. be 23-6" ANTED—A smart BOY to attend a Book Stand. Wanted, Cooks, Rare Books, Docu- ment, Washingt »n Letters, Rail Koad Reports, Curiosities. Cheap readirg cold and taken hack ithalfprics. ALFRED HUNTER, £e <3-3t* over Bank of Washington. W ANTED TO RENT—Or to Leace, for a term of years, a small PLACE, about 8 or 10 acres of and, aod dwelling house on it, within about ten miles of Washington. suitable to raise produce for msrket. Apply to JOHN G. STOCK, No. 420 B street norta, between 8th and 9th streets west, Washington, D.C. 8@ 25-3t* OST—$584 —Lost, snpposei on Monday 1: 4 between the Long sridge and Camp Barry, via Maryland avenue, Bust Capitol street, Penn. ave Bue, aud Sevenih street, $254 in TREASBRY NOTES, in & bei envelope. wostly tens, The ficder way in any rec-onable reward, and re- turn the balance to tris oitic®. 25-5¢ 1Q BEWAED.—Bieaved or stolen fom the x subsciiver, Ou ihe 22d inatent. a little GBAY MARR, about e‘ght years old; a little st.T in the fore le. rorks nice in barness; if other marks. pot recoliccted by theorner. The above reward will he paid to any parson or persons who will return her to me, or information of her so I may get her again. Appiy to MAURICE SUL- LIVAN, Third st., between K aad u sts #25-2t* etBas ves SORREL HORS®, 13); hands hig): 4 brended. Apply to the Rteward of Harweca Hospital, (Corcoran’s farm.)sth street. se 24 3t- V J ANTED—At the Treasury Extension, treaty CARPENTERS, To good workman, the high- ost woe pat be eiyer ana aeeay: eee aa at he office 0! onstruction, Tresrur; iJ it g vgs ISATAH ROGERS, Sn peevining Architect, re 20-tf {Chronicle} WANTEDOA YOUNG MAN to study the Pro- feesion of Dentistry. To a smart and cap sle young man, & good chance is offered. Avply either reonally or by levter at SIGEBMOND & HA ABD’S Dental Office, 260 Penn, avenue, Wash- ingten, D.C. fe 19 tf GENTS WANTED TO SELL THESTANDARD History ofthe War, This work presentsa rare opportunity to make money. 150,(% copies already sold, Circulars, giving terms, &c ,sentfrec, Ad- diess JONES BROS. & CO.. Publishers, 71 Weat eite street, Baltimore, Md, ‘se 8 Im* NM) ANTED-— Four good MILLIN SRS; the highest wages paid. Apply at 8. HELUBH’S, 34 Mar- ket Epace, between 7th and 8th. 50 9-2w* ANTED.—A gentleman, with his wife, two daughters and two rons(all grown), wisnes to obiain BUARBD in a private family, by the tiist of October, 1853. Three good rooms will be reqnired, Please addrezs for twenty (2)) days “T, MM. ¥7.,% at this office, stativg situation, terms, &¢e. The best reference will-be given and required. fe 4-2aw20* Bs W 4ank 10,000 MEN AND BOYS to call at SMITH & BBALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh street just below the Northérn Market. jy 14-tr ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty QAR- WINTERS Literal seats eal ae pet ood workmen, and none opty to the Government thers will be accepted, ‘arpenter Shop, on K street, near the ay of Seventeenth str jeut. 1 i. Gol. B. M. GREENB, my 95-tt Department of Washineton. I O8T—On j2th street. one large and two amall 4 PHOTOCRAPHS. Tha owner will please re turn them to Mr. GREEN, at the news stand of Kirkwoods’ Hotel, where a suitabie ay fer will be paid Fe 2i-2t" Cc TO THE PREMISES OF THE UNDER- sigued, 2 RED BUFFALU COW. The owner ty, pay charges, and ia requested to prove proper take Ler dway. 2 R. fe24-2t* 33 Madison str ae . 5 REWABD.—Strayed away, on Monday, $5 inst.,one BLASK CO i her forehead; tip of tail aleo white Also, one WHITE cow, Spotted red on the neck and shoulder. Any information conc aioe thein will be thank fully received by MICHAKL MAHON Y, corner of 29 and streets. 8424-St* . REWARD.—Missing from the owner's v7 5: &50 pocket, after getting out of the so ext av the correr of 12th street and Penpsvivania avenne, on Tuesday nigh, GOLD HUNTING CARB WATCH, made by ‘Cooper, Liverpool; the Dar @ cast engreyed with leaves, und the front tland Iam). Fifty dollars reward will be paid on its return at the office of Markham’s Hotel, and no questions asked, Be 24 2t* 7T ‘AKEN OUT OF A CAR—ON MD. AVENUE “yesterday morning, 8: ber 234. about 7 o'clock, by two cavalrymen, one HOKSE ani a MABB. ‘One a large brown Mare, 16 havds hich; the other @ chestnut sorrel Horse: both had on feddjes yond the gorre! Horse had on a bridle; the are. a halier. Any information thro which st W, with white spots on a ‘the Horee or Mare can he recovered will be libe- rally rewarded by leaviug the same at the Stor office se 24-2 STRAYED AWAY—On the 22d inst., fro! vsc +9 lowér end of 1th street, oyster part a BA HORSE, BUGGY HARNESS, a small old WAG IN. Five dollars reward will_be given by bringing tue fame to WILLIAM TURNER’S Gyster Hou:-, rear the Depot t £6 23-30 Ohief Quartermaster, J BRUCE & OO. want all to know that they can « buy better Clothing, at lower prices, at 454 Seventh street, than elsewhere. dy it-tr ANTED.—Everybody to know that they can buy their Clothing at reduced prices at SMITH'B, 460 Seventh street. opposite the City Post Office, jy M-tr AKEN UP? ESTRAY.—On the 2st inst _ on 435 street near the Canal bridge,a BOSTALL BAY WAGON, The Horse has QO mack-d " je Jeft shoulder tre owver cam have the abori LOViNg pro} y, and paying chrrges, ee en Proper ys Pp GARBSRAY Third street, between C and Md. ave , Island. WANTED — SECOND-HAND PFORNITURE Housefurci suing 3 Cite Uae if 8] ts ever D. eee ne Goce” BUGHLY, age ath at mar §-tf east side bet. and MILITARY SUBSTITUTES. est prices for 4 for DRAFTED men. Those in want of Bubst! 1 ‘itutes wil find it to their interest to appiy at_the “Intelli- gence and Heal Bstate Office,” No, 511, Ninth si near Pennsylvania svenu au l0-tf 3 N, H. MILLER, SlTLuBs, arrantion! 10 boxes CABTILE BOLE. wos ADal ANTING OaNDLEs, Bational and Candle street and the Onsal Gaetecnnee 5 mar 0 MB! | LIMB! LIMB?! 1,400 BARAMLS LIMB Jurt arrived attics. Bale by Beth Per schooner - aiwinkel and for ee KN u ‘IRST W. ‘ER BA! Pare and therpublie pilreeiniad ie araiareialh ‘sae ORAMP ACHE: palostagents! priees 37 iw P. BOYLE & 00., e091 Im. Pisce, Baltimore, M xt \ ne23-st* * » & BEWARD.—Strayed or stolen from the sy>- $5 seriber, one large RED COW, with lurea White spots and crumpled horus. Oae RED COW, with small white spots; rather small; with a Fquare cut out of the leftear. Tne above reward will be given if delivered to No 22 Bxprezs Alley, nformation given of their wherexbouta, Se 23-3t* SUSAN JOHNSON, ‘TRAYED AWAY —From the corner of 7th and +> D streets, on Saturday, the Ith, a large RED COW. about 12 years old, marked on the hip No.7, and giving milk only from three teate. A rew2rd of $5 will be paid to guy One who returas her to our store, 7th and ts GREEN & WILLIAMS, se 22-lw TOLEN—Last night, thi bh instant, a amsil SAY HORERL whit ind els mui ete is 8 ne! me 2h enact ei Sia eanaeate a ollara rews wi . ROLAND "near Fork Garsoll, warm the Mavtors Branch, ge 21-19" Reza epee at from the yard of the ss aw fe ah oe ae ! AUCTION SALES. FUTURE baYs. ST Pa .. Auctioneers. . © CO. a ip SCGGIES feel 708 —' ase (eugraar) MORN PG Mase. mites, 8, ee ay, ‘se Market end 6th Tamed atk ‘Yomrek ‘ee namber of the above- it? __C.B. L. CROWN & CO. Aucts Ey J. C. McGUIBB & OO , Auctioneers. {URNITUBE AND HOUEBI LD BFFECTS ay PUBLIO atm —TO-MORBOW (Satursay) MORNING, Sept. 25th, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Aactio1 Booms oak Hy fella large uantity of— Bedding and Carvets, Tm et ALSO. About 10) Chafing Dishee J.0.McGUIRS & OO. Aucts, ls By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, tthe Horse Bazacr. 98 south side Lowtisian e heiteeon Ninth and Tenth stceise eeMe GREY SADDLE AND HARNES3 HORSE AND ¥ Drove SES aT Auction —On SATURDAY BORRING, 6th Bept., 1853, we will cel! at tee r— ¢ Harness Horte, LSO, Fe a a number of Drove Horses Previous to the sale of Horses large collecticn of New and 8econe:- hand Carriagor, will be rold,n Buggies, Jenny Litd Rockaway, and Wagons. 2e25 WM L WALL & CO.. Ancts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auoioneers. # three story b-ick dwelling house, with | REWARD .—Estrayed, on Sunday, the 2th.a | AMIETY STORE ON THB NAVY YARD aT V Avetion.—On WELNESOAY, the 3)th inst .at u2,, we Fhall sell, at the store of Peter Tultawell. on 8b street cast, opposite the Marine ks, bis entire stock of Fancy end Variety 8 Soaps, Pomatucs, Pipes, &e., LY other A.ticles too nure-ous to men- uon. Terms cash. eB d&eds @ALE OF VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY IN GREEN & WILLLAMB, Aucte, &* Gronesrows, D.C.. ar Pontic AUOTIO?.—Wiil be ofered for sale, at Anction. tothe highest bidder in iront of the premirys.cn WBDNBSDAY, the twenty-liret day of Uctober next, at 4 0’cleck Pp... in feparsie parcels the follow: described Rear gees in Ceorgetown, D. C., viz Ist, The Three-story ‘Brick’ Warehouse. slate roof, at the northeast corner of Waterand Potomac Streets. and the ground on which it stands. front. ing twenty. th feeton Water street and six ty-one feet on Potomac stroet, 2d. The Three story Brick Warehouee, next ad joining the above, of the came dimensions es the rst. 3d, A Three-atory Brick House. next north of the above snd fronting on Potomac Street, with the baex building and gronnd anaexed, fronting oa Faid street nineteen feet five inches. aud running @astwardly, of the same w.dth, seventy-one fect t an sifey. 4th. Alot of Ground. next adjoining the above, fronting on Potomac street eoventy-one feet anu extending back eastwardly, of the sare width seventy-one jeet iu part to au alley. Also, lote; Grouna on the eastside of High Street, being 1 otnumber four in Peter's Square, improved by s Trwoe-atory Frame Dwelling-house, erms of sale: Ons third of the purchase iaoaey to be paid in cosh and the renairuer intro equrl paymentain six and twelve monthn. the deferred payments to be secured by notes and a deed of trust @ on the premiser The expense of conveyancing to ba paid b purchasers, JU DSON MITCHRLE, JOHN DAVIDSON, f£e25-eotO221” Trustees, By GREEN & WiLLIAMS, Auctionsers. @JALE OF HOUSKHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR- } SITURE AT AUCTION.—TURSDAY, the 29th inat.. atl0Qo'clock a.m., we ehull sel, atthe houre of Mr Heetruler, at the corner of north M street and Sd street oats gore: assortment of Furniture, con- @ ip partot— Walout Sofas, Spring Seat Castor and Side Chai Walrut Sprig beat Rockers cra Walnut Bur: ans and Tables Cane Seat and other Chairs Bedsteads Husk and other Mattrasses China, Glars.ard Crockery Ware W ee many other Articles too numerous to men- ion, Terms cash. 4 5e24-c&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, &y M. V. BUCKKY. Anciioneer, Gecreetown, D.C. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT ATOT: +h 1 willsell.onTUKSD AY bath inst.,at sorlocn, siuated om Congress street, between Beall and West, outing S2teot. on Congress, running back © game wil <9 feet. improv, ts Dwellings. Title indi patabie oars Terms of sale : One-half cash ; balance in $and6 months with nvics satisfactorily endorsed besring interest M. V. BUCKBY, Anct, Fe23 4t* By J.C. MoGUIRE & CQ. Auctioneers (@XCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUBE- 4 HOLD Brrkcts ar Pusiic AucTioN.—On TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. 23th, at 10 o’clook at the residence of Thomas Young, Erq.. corner of Missouri avenue and 43; street, we shall sell hie Furniture and Effects, Spaprate z— Rosewood and Walnut Piush and Brocatellecevered Sofus, Arm, Fancy, and Side Chairs Ladies’ Walout Secreiary and Whatnot Engravings, Venetian Blinds, @ilt Bren Oraments, Sig seaden ent russells. Ingrain, and Venetian Carpats Walnut Hat Hack, Ilall Ohairs ‘3 Mahogany Ex ion Table, Sideboard ining Chairs, Refrigerator French China Dinner and Tea Set Glassware, Waiters, Table Cutlery Brittaunia Tea Set. Silver Plated Castora Mahogany Hair Spring Sofa and Chairs Marble-top Centre Table, Rockers Cane Seat Chairs, Lounge Mahogany Match and Cvamber Tables Handsome Walnut and Mabogany Jenny Lind Bedsteads High Post and Cottage Bedsteads Euyerior Curled Mair and Husk Mattrasses Feather Beds. Bolsters, and Pillows, Tcilet Set Rosewooe, Wainut, and Mahogany Marble-top Dressing Bureaus Handeome Mahogany, Walnut, and Painted Ward- robes Giit and Raff Window Shades, Cornice Stoves of various kinds, Fire Irons Stair Carpets. Ui! Cleth, Rods and Eyce ‘Logether with a general assortment of Household aud Kitchen Furniture Terms cash, 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Fe33 By J.C. McCUINE & GO.. Anctioncers QMALL AND ite et COUNTRY SBAT IS ADJOINING THE ify AT PUuDLIC AUCTION.—On ‘FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Octover 2d, at 5o’clock, on the premises, we shall tell that besutifal littic Farm lying along. Boundary street. between Gien- swood avenue and ‘*Kckington.” containing 47 seres, lrood, Wand one-half perches, improved by anexcellent Dwelling House, barns, stables, aud other out buildings, the whole surrounded by a beautiful grove of foresteaks, and well supplied with water. This desirable little farm will be divided into three paris. two of them iroating on Boundacy Siveet, containing 8 acres cach, and the other front- ing on Glenro:-d avenue, and containing abont 11 gcres, together with the homestead and other buildings, ‘Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in tix and twelve mouths, with intoresi, seoured by deed of trast on the premises. nhs plat of the premise: may be seen at the Auctio looms, a sex 3.0. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts By W. L. WALL & OO.. Auctioneers. A CONFLCLiONERS STOCK AND FIXTUR 7s AT AvctTioy.—_On MONDAY MORNING, se 2sth instant. at of Messrs. Pa clock, we Will sell at the 5 ore if nelle & Casligiconi,No.476 nv ‘th side Pennsylvania avenue, between 24 an? :i2 streets. which they intend to vacate, theire -re stock and fixtures, embracine— A very large aud Ire sh stuck of Candies, Bonbons™ and Commestibics, Prages, ia glass aud fancy oxes, Erandy Peaches, Cordials, Jellies, Pr rves, 2 dines and other tne Preneh cise Preeseeeae Porsoom, Fiveworks, end Nuts and Frnits of all inds, large French Plaie Mirror and Marble Bracket, Ismaller do, s 4large French Plate Counter Cases 6 Marhle-top Fron Frame Saloon Tables, Pair Oi! Paintinen, Sods Feuntain, Generator and Lead Pina. alt --— plete Syrup Bottles, Glass Jars, and two very large, Window Jars Oilcloth and Chairs, Machinery and Marble-top Table ‘and everything necessary jor manufacturing Vandy, Patent lee Crevm Freezers, Buckets, Glassware, é.c., &., Crxtains, Stove, & Terms cash. £¢ 3 W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. By J.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. FuRsircne AND EFFECTS OF A PeuLLE DEDLINING HOUSRKEePING.—On TUESDAY, Be; 10 o'clock I sell. at 9 oO Pi Marble-top Table, Oil ane Di Carpets, Gil Glot ab o Carpets, OWL Clothe, Winder euetes Bail Laup Bath Tad, Toilet Bet Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c.,&c Tepmacash. 5. . MoGUIRE & CO.. Ancts. & WILLIAM, Auctioneers. PRE ATES reat ett Tus Wood.Oa MONDAY. the fifth ney at , day of vis: > i Gee'Pair a Moct Mates™ sn Wason Harnone in prime order for beef ed Oak and ‘Wood, ee 000 "2°" Fox ooone ar os