Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Yorp’s TuxaTsR— Maggie Mitchell last night played “ Fanchon,” and for the first time during her presentengagement. Judging trom the mavner in which it was received, it bids 4air to have as good a run as it did during her former engagement. Certain it fe, that Maggie has lost none of her power, and she has almost attsined perfection in her delineation of the character of the “Cricket.” She is sustained bys good company. WashINGTON THsaTaR.—The it combi- pation, E. L. Davenport, J. W. Wallack and Sire Farren, performed last night to a fall house; 4nd although expectation ran high, on acconnt of the well-known dramatic ability of the trio, yet none were disappointed. The three stars were recei\ 4 with unbounded applause, and Mr. Grover’s fine company came in for a fair share. “Still Waters Run Deep” and «Your Life’s in Danger” will be performed to-night. CANTERBURY was again crowded last night, the announcement of the reappearance of Jalia Mortimer and Millie Fowler in the ««Gipsey’s sy" having proved an immense attraction. They will appear to-night again, together with the excellent Canterbury company. The new sensational drama, “The Yankee Tar,” will be performed, among other acts. Wyman continues to delight crowds at Odd Fellows’ Hall with his yentriloqguism and magic. His moving and speaking automata are yery eutertaining. To-morrow afternoon there will be a matinee. Se SS Tne DRAFT.—After our report closed yester- day, the following cases were disposed of by the Hoard of Enroliment: David Green, disability. Wm. Brown, disability. Jchn M. Waters, paid commutation. Hevry C. McCann, paid commutation. Dorsey Shaw, (colored,) furnished substi- tute—John W. Easter. Patrick Hess, alien. Wm. Carmichael, alien. James Sutton, under age, Wm. F. Kengle, paid commutation. QO. A. Stevens, paid commutation. Eagar M. Carr, only son of aged parents— liable. Abraham Elliott, over age. James C. Tuckson, (colored,) furnished sub- stitute—Basil Castile. Wm.S. Brooks, in service 3d March, E. P. Welsh, disability. James H, Welch, paid commutation. Harrison Dunkins, only son of widow. G. S. Cunningham, paid commutation. ©. B. Dove, disability. Wm. P. Smith, paid commutation. Joba Fenneson, accepted. John Findley, paid commutation. Charles Morse, disability. Joseph Davis, paid commutation. Nicholas Murphy, erroneously enrolled. M. Chandler, paid commutation. T. C. Everts, over age. ee gees DESPERATE AS8AULT.—Sunday, a colored man named Henry Muse applied to the police to have @ man named Randall Toleon, colored, arrested for mercilessly beating him with a club. From the statement of Muse it appeared that Tolson and his wife rented rooms of Muse in his house near the contraband camp. Ke- cently, Tolson and his wife quareled, and she drove him away, but still occupied the rooms herself. Sunday, while Muse was sitting in a chair at home, Tolson, with another colored man, approached him, and remarked, “I pre- sume you have taken my wife fromme.” Muse answered that he had nothing to do with his wife, but had not completed the sentence when Tolson seized a heavy ivy wood cluband struck Muse, inflicting a very severe wound upon his skull. Tolson’s companion also aided in beat- ing Muse, and were only prevented trom in- flicting more serious damge by the interfe- sence of a colored man, who stepped up in goodtime. The assailants then concealed them- selves inthe contraband camp. The officers in charge were nctified, and at once took meas- ures to deliver the fugitives up to justice. Yes- terday morning, patrolman Voss, of the Second Ward, arrested Tolson at the Eleventh street wharf, where he was employed asa laborer, and took him to the Second Ward station, where he is held for a hearing when the other party is arrested. ee AGGRIBVED.— The aggrieved party in the Seventh Ward cowhiding case has, we hear, taken out & warrant against his assailant. It will be recollected that he received the casti- gation on the ground of indecent exposure of his person to highly respectable ladies, amongst them the wife of the party wielding the raw- hide, who is a clerk in the Land Office. The sufferer alleges that there is a big mistake about the matter altogether, and that he has received a.thundering licking due to some- body else’s shoulders. On the other side it is arty is un- and that in the special case re- » lady on being grossly insulted by the fellow in passing him, asked the first male friend she met to identify the individual (with- out mentioning what had transpired), which the gentleman to whom the request was pre- ferred proceeded at once todo. On reaching home the lady informed her husband of the facts in the case, and he at once set about pro- curing @ serviceable raw-hide, with the re- sults already stated. gs ASmAaLL Havt.—Yesterday, Patrick Grady, John Marzay, John McNulty and Daniel Shu- guroo, boys ranging from ten to twelve years of age, "were arrested for stealing a lot of common jewelry from the auction stand of OU. RB. L. Crown, Sixth street, near the canal. These little fellows are very troublesome to merchants and storekeepers, and also to the police, who have been frequently required to arrest them tor various petiy offenses. Patrolman Morris, of the Fourth Ward, arrested all of the littie fellows, ard recovered the jewelry, consisting of half a dozen lockets valued at $2.50 each, a lot of sleeve and shirt buttons, a pair of ear- rings, five pairs of gloves, &c. Other articles are missed from the stand by the owner . The Dboys were all sent to jail for a further hearing. 1tis a great pity that there is no place for the reform of such juvenile offenders. — Horsss INJURED.—On Saturday afternoon last, asa number of Goyernment teams were proceeding through L street to camp, the lead- horses of the foremost team became unmanage- able when near the corner of Fourth street, and deepite the efforts of the driver to prevent it, rushed headlong intoan excavation dug for the introduction of water-pipes. One of the horses fell on his back, and the other on top of him, in which position they remained for nearly two hours—the narrowness of the ditch making it difficult to extricate them. On getting them out the bottom horse, singularly enough, was found to be but slightly injured—the other, bowever, could not stand upon his feet, and it was thought his spine was broken. ge RELEASED ON PAROLE.—Last night Henry Henry (colored) was picked up drunk by the Fourth Ward police. This morning he had a hearing before Justice Giberson, when he said he was captured at Brandy Station and brought tothis city. At the Old Capitol, where he was lodged, he made himseif useful as a servant, and was paid for his services. He was allowed to go out of the prison, and made acquaintances, who gothim drunk. Justice Giberson ordered him to pay $1.58, and released him on parole to get the money. ———>—__- ARREST OF DEsBRTERS.—The detective corps of Capt. Henry A. Scheetz, the Provost Mar- shal of this District, have, during the past month, arrested upwards of four hundred de- serters in Washington, from the Army of the Potomac alone. This indicates a high degree of energy on the Fare of this force, and is cred- itable to Capt. Scheetz, who has charge of their operations. Se GOVERNMENT Prorerty Founp.—Two Government horses were found in possession of a sutler on Twelfth street, between O and D, esereary end turned over to the property ser- geant. lotof armsand ammunition, found at the railroad depot, were disposed of in like manner. es Frvep.—The proprietor of a low bawdy house, No. 313 D street, was fined $20 by Jus- tice Ferguson this morning for selli.g ‘iquor to soldiers. A large lot of Government property was found in this house and turned over to the property r-rgeant. a CLoszp.—1 he liquor establishment of J. F ‘Taylor, No. 134 Nineteenth street, was closed this morning by order of the Provost Marshal. The drinking house No. 137 G street was also closed, the propriet xr having no license. ——$ Pic-Nio vor THB Bsxurit oF St. Doxt- ™iox's Cxvrcse.—Don’t forget this grand pic- nic to come off next Monday at Washington Park, Seventh street. Great peopacetons are being made to carry it out with spirit. Bir Sea Jisiexun— She eae ee of the ar of Metropolis, Geo. Da Esq., has, afterup- wards of twenty years’ se: a, resigned thas Position, to take effect on the ist gees Sma yiner 74gn of to-day's Sar for interest- i loeal articles. . next. ta Aoun tend wit Siit 3a call attention to the reall fond oo tock of Jewelry and ae plaved at the Doliar Store, 43: ks OS mee near 4ig street Bo sivised by ae, Dollar Store .” and invest your eurplas cash, eee ci |, Bunt: Neils, joints, other disorders of the Bosh. cured elton at Dr. White, Burgeon cance. - ington, B.d. Mo charge ah ta lo charge for consw! be J at Jarrisbura, te Norh and ve Washington daily and oue on 1 ‘© connectio; st Government rates. for er information apply st the office vanit of —Two traine ick thro sh tich sold tickets and furt {Great P mney) 3.0. Nonvox, Agent. Harz Dra! Hare Drai! Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best inth world. The only harmless, true and reliable kno”- This spiondid Hair Dyelsbarserskeare Bu. siosty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Blach or Natural Brown, without injuricg the hair or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Lyes. The is signed Witutan A Barowzror, all ot! are mere imitations, snd should be avoided Sold by all druggists. &o. Pae- tory—81 Barelay street, New York. Batcheior’s Rew Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy T-eoly SSS Take 6 ick stot ear d ale, Madie TRAC? BUCHD. H&LMBOLD’s Which has received the endorsement of the most Pri Sisians in the U. S. Is now offered to thie hi ‘ eure for the following: Cisesunatctecenee rinary or petisg: from diseases and abuse of the U Sexual Organs. Se ental wad Paiysical De jen’ Imbecility. eee Beaty tf ott the man, Ran eemnery ana Blee: oer at mce 0: luscular . Loss of Appetite, rai a Tor tate scien or Paralyei . by ie ie of the Organs of Geusration. Palpitation of the Heart, And, in fact, all the concomitants of a Nervous and Debilitated atate of the system. Te tnsure the fenuine, cut this out. Ask for Take no other. ‘elmbold’s, column, jeé-tr General Irritabili 1 r ot ity, Oures Guaranteed. See advertisement i Sot) Beonar DisRas: Samaritan’s Gift is the must certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the calyivegutabie rem- ody ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, recent cases in twenty-four hours. No mioer- sl, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, 82; female, $3. i Samarttan’s Root and_ Herb Juicss—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofuis, Ulsers, Bores, Spots, Tetters, &c_ Price $1, or six bottles for 5. Bold by 8. 0. Ford. See savertisemont. m5 DisRasBS OF HE Nexvous, SEMINAL, URINARY amp SEXUAL BrsteMs.—New and reliable treat- ment—in meporta of the Howard Association—sent in sealed letter gihed l free ofcharge. Address Dr. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, zee a A Philadelphia, Pa. RMATORRNGA OAR inal Weckness, Loss af Power, etc.. tly and effectzal- are truly ical. of the ific, will convince the most sk cal of its merits. Price $1 a box, |. 0. Ford, cor- ger lith street and Pa. aven yn, and yk Alexandria. jaG-ly san Se : Tun ArEoy gan epey Hate Dre Tn ree WORLD Never or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, &) entsabox. The best inuse. ‘Pry it, Bold by'S, -Ford, corner lith street and Pa. svenne, Wash- ngton, and Henry Cook, Alexandris, ia¢-ly gee Dz. Dupomt’s Bugar-coated Female Reguis' Pills are the very best in uss. They operatewadiie and efecti iy, and being. ar -coated create mo nau- sea 7 nthe most 4 toate stomach. A trial of these tori others, ‘ills will prove their superiority over ali cs, 912 por. Bold Oyo Ford. rae ait an '&. avenue. le enr; jexandria. " ja6-ly : % MARRIED, On the 2th instant. at McKendree Parsonage, b the Bev. John Thrush, SAMUBL 8. OLEMENTS to Miss BARBARA O. UULOLASER, all of this city. ed On the 29th instant, by the Rev Mr. Obapman. Mr. HENRY W. MAGRUDER, of Baltia Mise MARIA BLLIE, of Georesiows, D On the 25d instant. b: iv, Wa. H. Ohapmse, JOHN WILLIAMSON to CYNTHIA DAVIS. all of Georgetown, a - Obicago, Zist instant, at the Bishov’ on 1, BF o Rev Me. Witkin WILLIAM Y. ol 7 a jy ee JENNY SBDGWIOK. daught-r of the late Fheo- dove Hedgwitk, of Rochester Me. a i ity, om Bunda: rm the Mth inst , abOLPaus. youngest som of Lanibert and Oaro- The friends of family are tavited to lends of mily a inv! the funeral, from the idence of bis reel 404 Bighth street, between G and oa to mor- row (Tuesday) afternoon, at $0 e'gek.” 2" the 2th instant, at So’elock p m., MARTHA Rs oaneest "daughter of Riskolas and jartha elan. Her foperal will take p'ace this evening, at 4 Yelock, from the residence of her parent:, corner of Third and Bast Oapitol wis., Onsltot Bi’. > thi h instant, after a brief ilisess, whic! ae fovewith christina fortiteds SOHNE Davis, im the 38d year of his age. * Ow, te tne sath your of Ler ape, rallct of the Late ‘S8th year of her ye ol Dre Thomas Richardson, and second daughter ot Mre. Ann DeBeaufre. £ HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS = mincpminitaere & BRO.’S BALTINORE BARGAIN STOR 375 SEVENTH STREET, 3 doors above I. THE LONG EXPECTED CHBAPYP GOODS HAVE OOME AT LAST. Beautiful DARK CALIOORS, only 18% cents per yard, BLEACHED and BROWN OOTTONS, from I5cents per yard up, 180 pieces new style DE LAINRS, at $1 cents per yard, Bich styles of DRESS GOODS, at 25 cents per yard, Plain ALL- WOOL DE LAINES of all shades, FRENCH MEBINOES, only $1 per yard, The best DOLLAB BILE in the city. A good assortment ef BED BLANKETS, CASSIMERES and CASSINETS, for men and boys wear, in large variety, WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS, cheaper than Es Two cases HAMILTON CANTON FLANNELS, WHITE and BROWN LINEN TABLE OLOTH. TOWSLS, NAPKINS, etc,, from auction, LINEN OBASH, for Towels, only 12% cents per yerd, 260 BALMORAL SEIBTS just received, SHAWLS ip great variety. very cheap, Beautiful IBISH LINBN, slightly damaged, only 50 cents per yard, 40 dozen FRENCH MECHANICAL CORSETS, at $1.25 0 pair, 809 dozen Ladies’ and Gents’ WHITE LINEN HANDEKEROHIEFS. These goods have been dought at auction, and will be sold at a great sacrifice, WHITE GOODS of every description, Beautifal EMBBOIDERED CURTAIN MUSLIN, only 25 cents per yard, A large sssortment of Ladies’ and Childrens’ HOSIBRY and GLOVES, #@dosen splendid STITORED KID GLOVES, only 1 e pair, 1,000 Hake & P. Coates’ BPOOL OOTTON, at ts, . 2.900 dosen Green & Dantols’SPOOL OOTTON, at cen’ ts, 10 Gents’ PAPER COLLARS for 15 cents. LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, at 15 conts a pockage, Our assortment of Ladies’ and Misses’ HOOP 2K BTS is complete, and we are selling them at factory prices. BJ” Call and convines yourself at the BALTI- MORE BARGAIN BTORE of LANSBURGH & BRO,, 376 SEVENTH STREBT. ‘three doors avove I, P. 8.—The Store will be open every evening until Sor’clock. Those who wish te avoid « erewd will plearecall carly in the-moraing, or late in the ove- 1 NN’ asor ant SOREL srernw Dapth Seer users RSNSYLVARTA NOUTS, eia Baltimorsand | y ‘West PIC NICS, &c. F.?- LABBR’3 DANCING AUADBMY. ad . ¥. B. LABBE’S Academy will re-open os Ort. 18th, in the hall «.ver the store Pent’: George & Thomas Parker & Uo, ‘eansylvania avenue, directly seite the Metropolitan Hotel.’ Days of ‘tuition. for! misses and masters ‘Puesday~, Tharsdsys, ani Sai Commencing at $ o’clook p.m; for geatie- — anne evenings, commencing t half past 7. IRB8T GRAND BALL MERRY HAND-AND-HAND CLUB, av o TEMPERANCE HALL. B 3t., bet. 9th and loth, On THURSDAY, Oct. int, 1843. The Committee has spared neither pains er ex- Pizte to mak: this one of the fnset Bale of he searon. Tickets, ¢1—sdmitting Ueman and ladies By order of _Be 28. 3t THE COMMITTEE. ne ¥O 8 = North RSPECTABLE GIBLS Ms +J THE . Want cas te do an: ofwo-n, Osll at No. 476 Pe avenue, for two Gays, rea n* Ge ee er er aS ears WASTED— a SITUATION. by « reapectadia family ete oan oe if required. Address. Tor No. 4, for three days. eee Agate Wire act 1ag Mt @ sitoaTion bimeeif eful to b erent Rateece Alexander, Star omcan ©” Na emplorer, Adress ARDENER AND WI tent to tak: G ebarge of a pmall Savery nesting lowes farm ina very tion, is want Apply at No. 209 F street, the Treasury, oes o'clock, ANTED—A SITUATION, by & yor Ma W cine te SeSLTUATION by, yoane Mas is thoroughly acquainted with the business’ Ap- y xt the Star office, between the hours of as ns EY NIO! The t ECOND GRAND PIO NIC for the benefit of &?, Domimicx’s Cxurca will take place a’ the Wasuincron Park, 7th street,on MONDAY, October sth, 1863. The Brass ard Ftring Band of Oharles Bergman and M Trossi is ergaged for the occasion. The Committee pledge themselves that this shal! be the Grand Pic Nic of the season. Tickets only 25 cents; Children under ten years, 10 cents. Dinner and Supper furnished by the proprietor of the Park at reasonable prices. ne 25 MARR SELEOT DANCING ACADEMY, Ar Opp Feiiow 3? Hani, 77H 87. Prof. MARINI has the honor to announces to his ormer pupils and his Olasses at the above place, to cron on TUESDAY, Sept 29th, at 3 o’elock p, m. for Ladies, Misses, and Masters. Mr. M can be found at the hall every afternoon from 2 to 5p. m., wher can be obtained. (OWES CORNET AND STRING BaND.— The undersigned rexpectfully announces to the public, that he is ready to farniah Music ‘ivate Parties Ball :. Pic: Nics, Parades, ms, etc re sny number of Musicia:s Be 2 t* required, at the shortest notice, by leaving orders at John I-eman’s, corner of Remar wants avenue al Cee atreet east, HENRY ISRMAN. Be9 $m WANTED IMMEDIATBLY—A smart, active BOY. in a Grocery Btore. Muat have refar- ence as tohcnesty and live with his parents Ap- Py, at the New York Grocery, corner Bleventh and streete, se at W 4NTHD—a Strong, active BOY to learn the lumbing and Gas Fitting businees. _fe 29 ste opposite Patent OU! 50 COLORED MEy WANTED IMMEDIATELY to work 2 ” Weuon Sur in the Quar'ermaster’s Department. mouth ar@-rations. Aoply to GRO Fiannagan’s uTaR:, corner of seta. Se 23 3t* \ JANTED—Aa good GIRL to do the Gaaeral Housework for a small family, (ood refer- ence required. Apply at 114 K street between Ce snd loth, near the Northern Liberty Market, WANSTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable (poles Widow Lady, without encumbrance, to do light Hourework in a sail respectable. Ameri- can family; she ia a acod sewer. aad capable of all heurehold duties, Address Mrs, FG, A. Seer office. ve 29 st* H°. sE WANTED.—Wanted to purchase for cash, immediately, a House, brick or frame, Containing from six to ten rooms. located between $d and itth streets west and E a1d M streets north. Cottage style preferred. Address, stating lowest price and location. T. J. D., Star office se 29 tf Set | UCTION SALES, a eA SET Uae ay YHIS AFTERNOUN ARD TU-MUK2O0W By GRERN & WILLIAMS, Anc ioneezs. /ABIBTY STORE ON THE NaVY YARD at Avotio3.—On WR! NEB JAY, the 30th inst vat pcieesi toe roel ant sean gener tay hed be. eo! ie e Ma: Berracke, tis entire stock of Fancy ond Variety Goods. consisting i: sec! soon f e Pi & “ Sosps, ature, }, KC. With many other 4rticl es tov ‘nel erous to men- t of — GRBSN & WILLIAME, Aucts. Re C, MeG UIRB & OO., Auctioneers. N#®4 LY NEW HOUSEHOLD FUSNIT TBS Axp Evercrs st Pustio SaLv.—On WEDNBS DAY MORNING, Se9t sith, at 19 o’c residorce of a gentieman declining housekeeping, On 15th street, four doors north of King & Burch- gil’a store, corner of I stree:, we shail sell the Furniture end Bffests, compriaing— Mako; a y air Spring Sofas, Rocker and Parlor Marble-top Table, Clock, Vases Walrut Pofa. Cane-seat Ubairs, Window Curtainr, Sha: es. Oilcioth Extension Dining Table, oC China, Glass, and Ciocker ‘are, Oak gilt Cottage Chamber Suite, Riach Walnut and other Bedsteads Mattrarecs, Bureaus, Washstand, Toilet fetts, Rugs, Tabler, Cooki d other Stoves, Tubs, Tin Ware, &¢. ‘JAS. 0. McG UIRB & OO , Auct’rs, 3 ‘s; Terme c #0 25 By J.C McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. FUN DWBLLING HOUSES FOR SALB.—On ._, JHU BSDAY, the let day of October, 1853, at 5 o’elock p. m., we will sell at Pah ic Auction, in {rc nt of the premises, Three Neat Dwelliag- houses; Nos. 549,551, and 553, on 13th street. between Band C streets south. ir the Smithsouian [nsti- tute and Monument, and within = few minutes walk of fenn.avenue. These neat mastic fronts, three stories th. conta'n nine roomer each, and are in a tifal and healthy neighborhood We wiil aiso sell Lot No. 14, ia Fquare 264, on south B street, between 13th and 13%; streets and in the immediate neighborhood of the above h d oan be divid ili sbove houres and can be divided into two building Terms: Cnoe-third casn; tue resiaue tm six and twelve months with interest to be secured on the premises, Expense of conveyances at purchaser's cost, i] J.C McGUIRE & CO, Aucts, j ANTRD—A BOOM, partly furnished. Address V Tenant, Star office. se 8 2t* ANTED—A good HAND for Grover and Ba- ker’s Bewing Machine. Apply, 32 Market Epace 8e 23-3t* FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other «For Sale and Rent,” see first page.) UBNISHED ROOMS TO LET—at 450 Twelith street, between G ard wo lower story PAKLORS, or one PARLOR anda large BHD-ROOM adjoining, both well furnished; also. several BBD- ROOMS _ The location 1s one of the most desirable in Washington, sud within five minutes’ walk of Willards’ and Kirkwoods’, No children in the bouse, se 28 tf COMS TO LET—Three Rooms, between M and on lower tloor, No. 280 Ninth at. 829-2t") {OR RENT—Two Furnished FRONT ROOM3; one on recond floor, the other on third Apply at No 224 Sixth street, between Mand N #29-2t* FFOR RENT—Two small PaRMS, situated three miles from Washington cit: Apply to GEO McC¥NKY, rear Fort bunker Hill se 29-1 WOR KENT—On the first of October, a suit of KOOMS, on second floor, well furnished, at 442 Thirteenth .trect, between F end F, east side, ae * FOR, BENT 4 Furnished Second-rtory FAONT BED ROOM Apply at 592 Penn. avenue, bat. Ist and 2d. Capitol Hill, one square fiom the Qapi- tol. 88 29-36" Fro? SALE—The FIXTURES and ORNAMENTS of a first-class Restauraat, including a spleniii Counter and Oyster-box Apply at No. 466 Pann. avenue, corner Jackson Alley. 8e 29-3" FOR BENT_two CHAMBER BROOME furnished, Without board, second story, Reference ex: Addrest 316 L street, betweon vb and Be 29 3t* Fo RENT—A FKAMB HOUSE containing six rooms, situated on sth street, between M and N strects. Apply to D. HAUPTMAN, 512 Bleventh st., next door to Gas Gffice. se 29 3t* changed. 10th. WANTED-a MAN or STOUT BOY to Open Oysters and belpin Bar. Inquire at the cor, Conn avenue and K st. Be 23-3t* Ww ANTED—By a young Woman, a SITUATION as Housekeeper, Address Mrs, L., Star office, Be 28-4t" ] ANTED—Tweo firs? clasa MILLINERS, at 102 2, 4% street. (Isiand,) The heat wages will be paid [26 28-1w*} MOEES SIEGIL, "E)WO PAPERHANGERS WANTED IMMEDI ately. The best prices given, and constant emplosment. Inquire corner 9th and D atroata. _ fe 2-3 J. L. KIDWELL, y TANTED—A fret-class RESTAURANT OOOK (woman preferred). Apply at BUTUER’S Restaurant, Fourteenth street, near Penn ave- nue fe 28-3t* V JANTED—A SERVANT GIRI for General Housework. To an active person good wages willbe given. Apply, 460 Penn. avenne, bet. 31 and 472 atree se 3 -3t* WASTED A WHITE GIRL, from 1 to 4 yearseld, to assist in Housework, Apply at No. 555 New Jersey ave., near Columbia Kagine Fvuse, Capitol Hill, 89 35-3t" WANTED— A good-toned secoud-haad new VY style mven or eight octave PLANO. Oash will be paid if such can be purchased. Address Box 1035, Waehingon, PO na 27 3tt Vy ANTED—A LADY to take charge of Primary Fchool No 6, Prince George county. Nons peed spply unless fully competent and wall recom- tended. Adcress B. YOST, T. BARCLAY, 8. ©. CRAWFORD, Trustees Hyattsville, Md. 428 3t* By J.C. MoGUI&E & OO.. Auctioneers. N October Ist, at 5% oe we shallsell Lot No. 3,10 8 &4 feet 81 2 inches on south jk, om the premises, No 788 fronting reet. at the corner of Capa) street, and running back 117 feet 6 inches op Canal street’ | This lee y is situated imm«diately south of & Dacca a nm” and near the New Jersey avenue Catal Bridge. Terms: One-third in cash ; the remainder in six ard twelve months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust. 2098 J.C. McGUIRE & OO, Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. yee HBKZBERG’S GREAT FALL PAWN- BROKER'S SALB OF ONREDBEMED PLEDGES At AvcTion —On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the ist and 2d of October next, at o’clock a, m., we shall sell, at our Auction Rooms, No. 526 Seventh street corner of D, a large collection of Unredeemed EICaree Sut OF. pliner tlaiting Gase'e éxira fine Gold an: ilver Hunting Case, Patent Lever and other Watches Feveral fine Diamonds Gold Neck and Fob Chains, Rings, é&c., of all de- scriptions Fin: lot of Guns and P’stols A ven large lot of Ladies and Gentlemens Clo- ing 1 Fine Artist Diamond Jccmplote Set of Surgical Instruments Ard also, Pocket Intrur eats With many other ¢rticies. suchas areusaally found at a Pawnbroker’ssale and too numerous to 1 meerics erms ca h. ISAAC HERZBERG, Pawnbroker, GRE4N & WILLIAMS, Aucts. AsI am about to retire ‘rom buainess, I offsr my Store Koo: for rent, and the Key and Good Will is for ssle tc any cre who may call at my residence, on C, between 4}4 ana 6th ttreets. 8e22-ecads IsAAC HERZBERG, Pawabr ker. ANTED—BO4ARD and ono large or two emall KOOMS (unfurnished preferred) with a ra- ctable private family, for a young man, wife, andchild. Apply at 214 Penn. avenue, up stairs, Boom A, If tos. 8@ 26 St* \ ;ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A YOUNG MAN, Foe RENT—A BBICK STABLE, with three stalls,and a caress House at ached, at 346 K et Apaly street, between 1. after5 p.m. A BEVVATE PAMILY HAVING MORB ROOM tEan they require, would let two or three F nished Rooms to two gentlemen and their wi or to singve gentlemen, with Board if cesired ply at 445 D street, below Si street. a4 29 2t* FANS oMs DWRELUING-HOUSE NEAS THE OITY HALL AT PRIVATE SALB offer nd well built three-story with back bnilding, well ity Hi large ball, dining roo: butler’s room, eight chambers, two large basemer roome and kitchen. furn: nout, wite gas and hot and coid water. in every par an have the Purni- tureatavaluation JAS. cGUIRE & CO. seD 6t Auction and Commission Merchan’ FURNISHED HOUSS FOR BANF. Inquire at the Star office. 80 23-30" and J3th street i Back HOUSES — Two Brick Houses, three- etory high, with back buildings, for low. Inquire ‘of NIGHOLAS AOKBR. so 25 lw* 7 # STRERT— BETWHUN THIRD AND 48) Fourth, Furnished Rooms to rent, on the first floor, two connecting Rooms; also, Bed rooms, suitable for aentiomen, 40 23-3" {CR RENT—A new BRICK HOUSB. just finish F ed. with Ave rooms, situated on the corner of Mth nae Boundary aca eee porte Both 7 re vement stop at the door Por terms apply on the Hs erises to WILLIAM MURPHY. 86 2 3t* ese ee ECOMBS — Wanted, @ suit of Unfurnished Rooms, suitabie for housekeep- ing, for a gentlewan and wife without chiidrea. Best of reference given. Address, with terms and location, Clerk, P, 0. Box 42. Be 33-30" R £ALE—A two story FRAME HOUSS and ‘two LOTS, on the corner of 7th und Boundary streets ‘The booso has four rooms, Tbisis a nost desirable situation 10 any one who desires a good tavern stard. Apply om the premises, Will be sold cheap for cash. Be 23-3t* YO LET—An eilegantly-furnishe1 FRONT and BA&CK PARLOR, commuaics'ing, within a halfasquareofthe War Department The Back Pailor furnisbed as a bed-room, Also, several other, finely furniabed Hooms. | Apply at 517 17th street, between Penn. ave.ve au street, Fe 28 3t* : ORK SALE.—A Bargain 5 800 will buy the GOOD WiLL, LEask t four yearr—cheap rept, §$8%—of HOTEL. 23 rooms, with FUSNI- TURE complete, one square from Pennsylvania avenue, cenler of the city, ore of the best stands Foe Sale a HOUSE and LOT, pleasavtly lo ing 2% feet, and extending back 110 feet. Laquire of se 28 3t* QUBNIEHED BOUSB TO L¥T—A finely-far- partoents, Address B.S, K.,Ster Office se 27-3t* cated; posrestion at once. Callat No. 300, cor. LING HOURK, No 52,00 Third +t., between Markrt Space, Georgetown. Be 25 3t*_ by tween the age of i7 and 22, to attend a Per! odical and Segar Stand in ono of the city hot One living with his parents preferred. The appl cant must write a good band and be a strict Catho- | lic Address for three days J.J. TONER, Star office, 86 %5-3t* W ANTED—On or before the mi: dle of October, in wood location. one large or two, three, of four UNFURNISHED ROOMS or furnished an to carpets, fora gentleman and wife. G., Agent, Box 40, Btar office. Be 23-lw* W4NTED-an OFFICA, first or second stery front room, unfurnished, on or near F street, between Treasury and 7th street, or on 7th street, Detween F and Penn. avenue. Will lease by the year. Address Box 61, P.O. Best references given. 80 23-3t* WV snares the Treasury Extension, tweoty OARPENTHBs. To good workmaa, the high- est wages wiil be given and steady work. Apply at the office of Construction, Treasury Building ISAIAH ROGERS, uperyiniog Architect. wo 22-tf {Chronicie. } Ag WANTED TO SELt THESTANDARD P) History of the War. Thia work presontea rare rtunity to make money. 150,00 copies already rT Cirenis es. grins terms, &c ,sentfree, Ad- dress JONES BR iS. & CO.. Publishers, 71 West Payette street, Baltimore. Md. se8 Im* WwW ANTED,—10,000 MEN AND BOYS to call at SMITH & BBALL’S to buy their Summer Clothing, at reduced prices, at 361 Seventh street, Jurt below the Northern Market. jy 4-tr LOST AND FOUND. OXT—Last night. at the Ball at Odd Fellows’ 4 Hall, a Large Double CASHMEBE SHAWL (diack) ard a White OLOUD, It is aupposed they wore taken from ies’ dreasing-room,by some person, in mirtake. as inferior articles were left in lace "A return of the articles to 436 Masa ave, Between 6th and 7th streets, will be rewarded with thanke. 1t* O8T—Yesterday, the 23th instant, in one of the 4 city cars coming from the Navy Yard to the Lepot » BLACK MOROCCO POCKSr-BUOK, containing a number of executions, jadgments, &c.. of 19 use to any one but the owser The finder wil! be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at SQUIRB FURGUSON’S Office, foot of the ; 1 Capitol Gate west -— RKWARD $5 aunwerato : ove TS ward will be paid ifleft at No 455 Mass. avonus, between 6tb and 7th str fe 283 2t* AKEN UP ESTRAY —A small DARK BAY PONEY. abovt 14 years old; bob tail; no marks. For further information inquire at BLY'S Btable, corner 12th and C streets Be 23-3t* D5 BEV ABD —Lost, on the 22d instant, aa $25 IT* LIAN GREYHOUND. answers to ‘the name of “Syiph.” The above reward will be given if returned to the stable on Ith street, between B ana Cc. Be 23 3t* ryP\AKKP UP ASTRAY—On Thuraday last, uth instant. near wy premises.on l!th street east, near Navy Yard bridge, an IRON GRAY MARE: with bisck spots. The owner will call, pay charges, apd take her away. Be 38 3t™ JAS. RUSTRIDGE, L 8T—On Saturday night between Georgetown p KET BOOK, contain- bout $8 in money and some papers of valu: onty to the Owner; aleo, a amall bra: Fe the finder will return the key he retain the money. Address T ©. W.. Staroffice. se22-3t* Ef REWARD.—Lost,a GOLD RING, with the eo) name of ‘Chi tte Falbrys’’ engraved upon in the city of Washington, Svfficient reasoas for selling. Address 26 StarOffice, se 23 2t* cated on 24 street east, betw-en A vorth sod Fast Capitol trrets containing five rooms. Prout: FRANK BABKST¢, Ditcharge Officer. ¢ rner of N.Y aa ue and 13th streets, or No. 53 A rorth, FUR EEE KOOMs— With Board, may be had 0. 151 West xtreat, Georgstown, #25 1w* mirhed House. containing 14 rooms, wita water aud ges throughout. near the Navy and War Do- 7OK + ALE—A neat BRICK HOUSE, containing tix rocins and other ccnveniencies. we l-lo- of 9th stiest west and M atreet north. se 26-3t* OK KENT—A large and commodious DWEL- Market acd Fredcrick streets, Georgetown. D. J. Inquire of Igustius Dyce at DR. GM. SOTHORON, Fe. RENT—PABLOR and BED ROO floor, with use of kitchen if desired rear Kocm, on+ame floor. all farn'shel @ situ ation is most derirable, being within five minutes walk of the National Hotel, For acdres» inquire at the Star office. Be 26-St* 'R SALB—A nicely-located and wel)-puilt FRAME HOUSER, situated on 9th street. bet. I ecd K, For further ticula:s inquire at 463 I street, or 322 Penn, avenue. fe 28 6t F%. SALE—A BREAD BAKERY, with WILL STOCK and FIXTP R&S, Thi oldert established stand in Geo: cesent doing a larger bus'nees hi for the Jast ten’ years. For further information apply at 140 Bridge street Georgetown. se %5-tf {OR RENT—In Georgetown. farvisbed, ina very desirable ne! with all the modern improvements, incladin: Jas Brick Stable and Oarriage House. ia fu: ther particulars inquire of MR, JOiCR, corner of F and 13th sts. se 24-1w ny T—A Gne STORE on Seventh street, E Oe er the be ons in Washington for any business. Apply Go: HOE Restaurant, No. 247 Penn. hand iSth sta jy25tf ENTB! lever ek eet, ir a Beat Biloy'e Wharf. BLE MANTELS. Large anerrenee it constantly 08 band and Bor Bale low for cash. Persons to parqnere, will please call and examine 325 on. eae, NICHOLAS AO! 073 Im* eor. Band New Jereey avenue. Pp RESH GOODS. . Pvan angle, Seiten ory. Ham; Best Extra Floor 98 5}, Welen's Sith large lot ef fine Family Groegriet £0 36 St" 487 Ninth st., bet, D and B. SRgi eh ar eee Tae es Ceene at airs en | i) pce! dcon vesthe 5 REWARD — Strayed away. on Thursday +) night, the %th instant. ore RED BU®FALO W, with white head and white under belly; als > one Pale-red COW, with horns; white neck nest wouth, Tbe stove reward will be paid for the de- livery of the Cows to THOS. FISHER’ Wood rd, corner 17th avd E 9 28-2t* 825 REWARBD—For a pee IRON-GBAY ey MaRE, about 16 hands high, and8 years old; holds her head straight and low, caused by the cle-evil; bas a black scar on the left ssoulder be sbove reward will be given for ber, or any it formation tbat will lead to her recov: Taforma- ton can be sent or left at 187 ‘Second street, be- tween Band C. fe 28-2t A. SWIGERT. I OST—A CERTIFIOATE of 100 shares of Stock 4 of the Mount Hope Mineral Company, No 295, Gated May 4th 1863: All persons are hereby cau- tioned Sphinn purchasing these stock; they can be but th A suitable reward will be given by, roterming said certificate toB. & a, 4 W. MEYENBS) 8 Market Spaco. A8 FOUND TRESPASSING ON MY c‘orure, on or about the 20th, two CO’ one red butislo, giving milk; the other red heifer, with horns, white spot over cach exe, And about the 22, a white and black one, with ho: mies The owners are requested te come forward, ‘OVe property, pay charges sad em away, 10" BHOMMAW Be 38-3t™ ts e on Rock a SEALER STAT T- ae gine hs GOW. about 12 yours old, marked onthe hip No.7 and from three teats, A reward lan Coie who returns her to IN & WILLIAMS, stor: sore, 7th and Dai By J. O McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, FLLEGANT MIBRO®S, CHANDELIERS, Fo R- 4 NITURK AND HOcSeHOLD Rrrgcts at Pusiic Arction,—Ou THURSDAY, Gc:ober Ist, at 19 o'clock a. m.,at Houre No. — F street nortn side, Detween 6t and 7th streets, we shall sell the Fars pitare and Effecte, comprising— Two Large Handsome Pier Giasses with Marble- top Gilt Tables and Cornice a itachei Two la Mantel Mirrors Pair o Light Giit and Bronze Chandeliers _ Walnut Bair Spring Seat Parlor Suite Haxdeo..e Divans, Ottomans Arm apd Fancy, Cnsirs Marbdle-top Tables Whatnot Vases of Ornamental Flowers Chinese Teapoys, Gothic Chairs Brusse's Parlor snd Stair Carpets Oil Oloth, Matting, Ra: Msbogapy Extension le, Sideboard Marble-top Commode ‘ning Chairs Pefrigerator. Water Cooler B. dateads, Bureaas, Wa‘ hstands Wardrobes, Toilet Sets, Lockey Gisses, Hair Husk Mattrasses. Bol and Pillows ching end other Stoves, Tin Go. Tope yr with many other Arti Be: meeeb so, MoGUIRE & 0O., Auots, By GEBEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. S412 OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN- IMPROYRD Peomere ion P. between Twenty-firat and sod ronning back 117 feet to | fe ide, with the improvemeats thereoa, consisting of a two-story and attic brick house, with basement, and a side building which can be made into a dwell- in ‘Also, at the svme time and p 860, partof adjacent lot No. 14, fronting 2 feet on Pennsylvapia avenus. All of the property fronts 89 feet on Pennayivani avenue. and will besold in three parts if conv: to purchasers. . ‘Terms: Ove-third eagh ; balance in three, six, nine, and twelve months. A deed given and adeed * trost taken. opel-eo&ds | GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By J.C. McGUIKE & QO., Auctioneers QMALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY SBAT bO ADJOINING Taw City AT PupLio avction.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 2d, at 50’clock, on the premises, we shall sell that beautifal little Farm lying along Boundary strect. between Gien- wood avenue and ‘*Eckington ”’ containing 27 acres, lrood, and 19 and one-half perches, improved by an excellent Dwelling House, barns, stadles, and other cut buildings, ths whole surrounded by a beautifal grove of forest eaks, and well supplied with water This desirable little farm will be divided into three parts, two of them fronting on Boundary street, containing 8 acres each. and the other front- ing on Glenwood ay-nue, and c..ntaining about 11 acies, together with the homertead and other nildings, Terman: One-third in cash; the remainder in tix avd tweive mov.ths, with interest, secured by & deed of trust on the premises. A plat of the promises may be seen at the Auction Hogue. J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucte, res by J OC, McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. KCUTUR’S BALE OF IMPKOVED PROP. kety.—On TUSSDAY A¥TERNOON, October bth, wt 6 o’closk, on the premiser, I shall sell Lot No 6 end partcf5. in Pavidson’s subdivision of Sqtare No 22, fronting tozetner 23 feet 11 inches on New York eveoue, between tsth and lith streets running back about 140 feet to awide paved alley, together with the improvements, consist ing of a Two-story Brick Dwelling house and a Brick Btable. Terms: One-third cash ; the remainder in sixand twelve be pcan? = interest, secured by deed of trust op the rremiser. a k Cost of convey eueing, sage aing the United tates stamp, to be paid by the purc®aeer, 5 bi JOHN MoCLELLAND. Executor. J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LOTION BALE OF A TRACT OF LAND IN MontGom@ry CountTY, ManyLanp. or Nisaty ACRBS, WITH THE IPR ve DA the sth day of October n=xt at 4o0’clock p.m shall se)l. tho Farm of Dr, Benjam‘n Hodge-, si'u- ated between the Rockville pike and Kocx Creek, two miles from Tennallytown, about fivaanda half miles from Georgetown id Washingto: Minety acres of Land, in high cultivasioa—is high and very healthy, ard in the neighborhood of ex:el- lent society, and within an hour’s drive of either of ae avers sisise It oe on rs ieee of wood ap ine water & go: we! ig House, barn Cy ry.corn crib for two hundred barrels of fe 26-0 ley, sen: ‘h i il be shown at any time before the day of sale by calling on the owner on the premises. Terms: One-third cash ; balance in six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months, the purchaser to give notes for the deferred payments, bearing sapere girenand edeed of trust taken mols 06800 GREEN & WILLTA WS, Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, A OTION BALE OF HORSES, MULES, tate ot 4 ws, Buay, CATTLE. Hay, ap Seasowen Oak .—On MONDAY. the fifth day of «, We shall seil at the two miles from nal) : Pike Zook Oreck, AUCTION SALER, . FUTURE Days. FOR OTHER AUOTION SLES SEM 18T F Sort ane ‘Mth at w SOK BSPING cuse - m., we ahi streeta berth, AMD fay aiture asd Eee Puntisgs ee x x Sac oa Beds! , Bureaus, Washetands Ball Lemp. Bath Tub, Toilet Set Biawes, itehem Utensils, &e.,&e new J. 0. MoGUIBE & O0.. Ancts, THE ABOVE 8A 3 pcroued ent TO-MORROW Weineslon OER 'G, th inst., same hour and place. 0:9 3.6: MCQUIRE & OO. Auctioncers. By W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, At the Horse Bazaar, 98 south side | owisiana avenue dinth and Tenth streets. IBST FALL SALE OF CABBI4GR3-To ax ERBMPTORILY BOLD 70 O0¥ casy —On THU! aY, October 1. we will eell & pum ness. &c ,stcur . hetwrer Sth and ttn atree! ¥ milly Oacriaces, for one ant tee horses Jenny 8, Ger ...utowa, aod Boat Wagons ‘top and N«-‘op Buggy Way igh Light cpring Wag us and Rockaways Shiftir g seat Pack Wagons Oe eee nee Carriage, suitable for a hack, e Sets of Harners and Sacd The above rale will tak immediately after lorses fers inducements to urchasers. Bele without resorve re29 ‘WM.L. WALL & OO.. Aucts. O. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, LOT: N iba Ni 13 fronting at feet inches on Buck iod'fget, “etwen= N and Title indisputable. Terms: One hit cash ; balance in two and four months for nctes satisfactorily secured beariag interest, Expenses of conveyancing at purchasers coat. J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 2e29 -By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, FE ANDSOME THRSE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH LARGE Back BUILDING at PUBLIC AUG- TioN.—On tATURDAY AfTERNOON, October loth, at 6 o'clock on the premises, we shall sells. banctome and well built three-s dwelling- houee, with three story brick bask bui ding, situ- ated at the corner of Rorts Datroct end Second stre+t eset. @ lot fronts 50 it on D street. rur atback 128 feet to a 15 feet alle aot The house i« newly buiit, con y 6 Bixteen lar recms, complete, with all the modern improve. me: ts. and is ip every » espect a first class house, BS Possession given October Wth, 163 ‘Terms: Que hird in cash ; the remainder in six, twelve, and eighteen montas, with interest, se- cured by a deed of trrat on the premises. seg-eod&da J.C. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. By J C. McG UIRE & OO., Auctioneers, ] ALUABLE IMPROVEDSQUARE OP V THURSDAY APTEE, AT Pusiio Avetion.—On NOON. October 8th. at 8 0’clock.on the Premises, We shall sell tae whole of Square No. 774, contain- ing about ore hundred thousand square feet of eroup ounded by Third and Fourth streets cast ane rd L street north ; lying well with the grades ; enclored with a good fence, and under a high state of cultivation, and is supplied with some ver~ choice fruit trees. The improvements consist of a Frame Dwelling- id a barn bouce, ecrtaiping tour rooms. ‘Terme : One-third cash ; ba'ance six, twelve, and eighteen mnths. with i terest. secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at tre cont of the purchaser. raickos J. MoGUIRE ‘& 00. Ascia, By J.C McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. ; BRKY DESIRABLE BUI-DING LOTS CORNSE Ce ELEVENTH MDL stR Bp ON BL» veare, ERTWREN M asp N STRunTs, NESDAY AFTERNOON, Getober 7h, at 4 o'clock, cn prem:res we shall sell Lots A and B, of Cushi subdivisio. of Lots 2,3, and 4, Equare S41, situal at the corner of ath Lstreet and Blevente atrest, Trouting cae 25 feet, and running back 12% feet to a wide alley. ‘These lots occupy & bigh and deautifa! position ce overlook! ht and for a private resi looking the Bave the sdventa: f reservation fa front. OCRDIA> BLY arte R, We sball sell Lots No. 12 13 14, 15, and 16,im Day:dson’ subdivision of Squa: 2 eels and rai alley. ‘There lots have pavements iaid ig Toes and ari ite choice building sites. Terms: One-third casb ; the remainder in six and twelve méntbs, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the prew ines. All cesta of conveyances to be pald by the pur- cherer, red J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucte, By J. C. MeGUIBE & OO.. Auctioneers. yer VALUABLE BUILDING LOT BoRTH H STREST, BETWEEN Fouetasnra Fiyteexra st TUBDAY APTER- N », October 3a, at 434 o clock, on the premises, we shall sell a desirablc Duildiug Lut, si om north Bi street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west, (adjoining tue residence of James @. Berret, Eeq., on the west,) having » front of Si forts inom and ranaing back 160 feet to a 90 feet Th believed to be one of the mort de snd eligible building sites to be found for ae ° Terme: Ove-third cash ; tho remainder. ané twelve montks, with laterent soon eraaeet ot trust on the premises. Title unquestionable. - 5.0. McAUIRE & CO., Aucts, By J.C MceGUIEE & OO. Auctioncers, ANDEOME BUILDING LOT Conn SEVENTERNTH sup M srRests—On SA pay tailed eteber te, s me oe 5s oc! » On. mises, we sha! a waare No. 38. fronting *S feet $ in north in Square N. 3 inches on no! M street, at the corner Boventeonth. and rapping back 7: feeton teenth This Lotis beautifully ssa eae for a ‘private residence, ‘“e eBR PUrposes, Deighborhood is ragidir improving. 8° “Immediately altet we stall sell’ Lot No. 4,ia Square No. 158. cranking ss feet on north N street, between I7th and 18th streets, and running back 128 Terms: One-third in cash ; the remainder in ax and twelve months. with interest. aes J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auct’rs. by J.0 McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. Fxceeias { FUENITURM AND HOUSE- ‘4 HOLD Evracrs ar Pupiic Avotioy.—On PRI- DAY MOUBNING, Oct. 94. at 10 ’clock, at No. 413 K street corner of Ninth street, we shall sell— Wain Haircloth covered Sofa, Arm and Side airs Has ésome Walnvt Whatnot, Small Tables Ingrain C: 0; Git and But Cak Extension Table, M ard Oak Cane Seat Dining Chairs, Mantel Clock, &e, Handsome Stoneware inner Set, Glassware, «ut Marble top Dressing Bureau e a * Washstand, Walnut Cane Seat rs Gentleman's Office Desk. Chairs, Books, &c., Hali Oil Cloth. Large Fine Lounge qtatr Cari ayia ond Soisned Byes in Safe, Waiters, Knives, * Tether with a geveral assortment of Kitchen . Furniture, erms cash. . se 28 3t J. O. MoGUIBE & CO , Aucts {Intel.} ISTANT QU ARTERMABTER’S OFFIOR, A® Corner of G and Twenty- second streets, asb ington, September 25, 1888. Will be sold at public auction on the first. second and third WEDNESDAYS, 7th. 14th, and ict of October, at ape cae near the Washington Ob- servatory a ljarge lo’ — "HORSES AND MULES condemned a3 unfit for public service. Bale to commence at 100’clock a m, = ‘ment fends. Terme cash, in Gove ARLES GABERTSON, fe 28 tds Assistant Quarter-naster. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. © GEORGETOWN TAXES, leg Azatemest of three per cent will be [owed on the General Taxes of 1863, if to the Ist day of October next, as provided by act of the Corpuration; ‘ich time, as is also meviauint rail forms thon omcieine wea "The Water Tax of 1861, payment of which was defer Co: tion till ist July, 183, isrow dae, Perse ib arrears for the same are requested to give it their prompt attention. OHARBLES D. WELCH, se 17-dtOcth Colle stor, LIMB! LIMB! LIMB!!! ST Ri a of fresh Tb Joe pest avail For ssle iow. Cement Pls: ter constantly kept on NigHOLAS ACKER. Bezé- lw’ ry RANITB, BROWN STONE, AND ATORED SivBm BLUs STONM WORK, stantiye manufactured to lowyst cash of 3o5 Fiseeing foraished ona . pooper ke