Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. | aM“SEMBENTS TO-NIGHT. Grovsr’s THEATER.—Mr. Grover has dur- ing the summer month rged hie theater, and the fail and winter on will cominence thisevening. The theater is now one of the finest in the country, and the interior decora- tions are really superb. "Fie Shakspearian play of “Othello” will be performed to-night. The ind combination, E. L. Davenport, J. W. . ‘allack, . Farren and Susan Denin wil) sappearin principal roles, and they will-be sustained by such favorite performers as Bar- ron, Rogers, Bokee and others. Koppitz leads the orchestra. . Forp’s THuatsr.—Magzgie Mitchell's friends and admirers—and their name is legion—will remember that Mr. Ford announces this as the last night of «Fai. hon.” © Maggie is supported by an excellent comp2ny of artists, prominent among whom are C. B. Bishop (Father Bar- beaud) and Mrs. M. A. Ohapman (Mother Bar- beaud.) CaxTmrecey.—Manager Sinn has given an- other evidence of his enterprise and d+etermi- mation to please, by bringing together upon the e@ame boards such fine artistes as Mlle Aneus- ta snd Marie, Julie Mortimer, Clara and Mi!- lie Fowler, Eraestine de Feiber and others who will appear to-night in a variety of bexu- tifulacts The Ethiopian corps wi!l also be on band with their funny budgete. Wraam,the Wizard, will give another ofhis interesting entertainments this evening ut Odd Fellows Hail. The automata will be intro- duced. A matince to-morrow afternoon, | oe | CONSUMERS PROTRBUTIVE ASROUIATION.—A | Special meeting ef this association was heli last eventng at the Union League rooms, to hear the report of the business agent. Th» na- | sociation was called t) order by its president | (Also business agent), Sephen Prentiss, Esq, | who reported that he had visited Harrisburg, | Philadelphia, and other points, to learn the state of the market, more particulariy with reference to coal. At the same time proposals were solicited personally aud by adveriising, and several propositions were received, among which was one froin a party in Pennsylvania, who proposed to furniah the association with | coal at their doors at $9 per ton, The same , party also proposed furnishing flour, butter | and other provisions, xnd freighting the same | on their Own curs, through to Washington. | ‘There bad been difficalty in obtaining a cen- | tral and suitable location, but they had the promise of a yuitabin place, and until it was obtained they would useastore room on Loui iana avenue. At this place they can furnish members with potatoes, flour, &c., and are | now ready to receive orders. From 70 to 10 tons of coal was hourly expected, which, on { its arrival, would be delivered to fill orders left with the secretary. After the reading of this report, several speeches were made. One speaker stated that An arrangement had been made with a4 gentle- men of large experience and capital, whe came to this city on business, by which he stocks a ‘warehouse, and gives us the privilege of select- ing trom hisstock Whatever he buys we do not want, he has the privilege of selling at his own profit. The speaker had been asked, “What has be- come of your Assceciation! Heard it had gone up!” It had not gone up. It had some 75 or £0 members, and they can purchase, at asaving of their stovk, contributions every month, pro vided they take but one share. It had been slow work, but he had not been disheartened; | and while some of his colleagues had not | always thought so, he believed that they would | finally succeed. True, when he sevs one class | of clerks who have already purcha-ed at 4 dis- tance to adv¢ntage—another who, by house- Tent and borrbwing, have nota cent left them at pay-day, and yeta third who are standing off, waiting to see if the project will succeed, be felt a little discouraged, but_he had no fears of the ultimate result. In answer to a question the Chair announced that the present officers were provisional, and that regular officers would be elected on the last Monday night in December, to which time the meeting adjourned, provided no special buainess shall render a meeting in the interim necessary. The meeting was not as well attended as pre- vious ones. -Among those present we noticed one or two ladies. From an officer of the association we under- stand that 100 tons of coal haye been sub- scribed for. — Lavy Court.—Yesterday the Court met at the City Hall. The chair laid before the court the written opinion of the Attorney ,R. R. Crawford, on the subject of fines imposed by Justices of the peace for forcible entry and de- tainer. [The law provides that such fines throughout the District shall be paid over to ‘the Levy Court, but heretofore such fines have mot been paid over, and the attorney after re- viewing the law states that if such fines are not hereafter paid over, steps sheuld be taken to recover them.] The opinion was referred to the finance committee. Mr. Bowen, from the Finance Committee to whom was referred the resolution instructing the Attorney to take legal steps to obtain pos- session of the Washington and Rock ville Turn- pike, made a report in writing accompanied by the tollowing resolution: Resolved, That the Attorney for this court be -instructed to examine the charter of the Wash- ington and Reckville Turnpike company, and if in his opinion the said company have violated their charter, the said attorney be requested to report all the facts to this court for instructions as to what steps shall be taken as required by the act of March, 1863. The resolution was adopted Le bere Mr. Sargent offered a resolution providing for the appointment of a committee to codify the laws ef the District, which is the duty of the court to enforce, and shall be commani- cated to Mr. R.S. Coxe, to be submitted to Congress, which was adopted. Messra. Sar- gent and Brown were appointed the committ: Mr. Sargent offered a resolution which was adopted, directing that the road from North Capitol street to Glenwood, be called hereafter «Lincoln Avenue,” and directing that this be set out on side of said road. t Dr. Nichols read a communication from the school trustees of the Seventh District in rela- tion to the school house in Uniontown. The trustees built a school heuse in Uniontown. exjyecting that it would be paid for by the county, but the commiesioners refused, on the ground thatit was not in a central location. The trustees nowask to be refunded theamount expended, and promise to erecta house atsuch Point as the commissioners may approve. The communication was referred. Two applications were received for tavern licences for taverns at the new race course, near the Insane Asylum. A number of small appropriations were made for county roads, Sg GUERRILLAS ON THE ROCKVILLE RoAD—On Saturday night, as the citizens of Washington | ~and Georgetown were returning from ibe great Union meeting at Rockyille, a squad of young- ish men of our neighboring city, inspired by tae devil doubtless, undertook to play of 2 pract a} joke on tour solid citizens of Georgetown, who were returning At a sober pace in a back. ‘When about three miles from Tenallyiown, | the jokers (who were pretiy well mounted) drew up their horses by the roa’, (the night being somewhat dark,) and when tbe hick‘ comtaining the old codgers came lumbering { along, the equestrians made a charze upon it, | some of them ftiriug their pistols in the air, others seizing the horses by the head, and others again appearing at the carriage doors and demanding the surrender of Very much consternated were the tour ol: tlers;and #s for the driver, he made a single leap trom bis box, over the fence, and into the neighboring fleld, that fs said to have ex- ceeded by twenty-three inches the famous | jJeap made by George Washington in his | young days. The passengers were not quite so light on their pins, and cried «quar- ter,” with the exception of one, who managed to secrete himself long enough behind a bash to convey his watch and money to his boots. | There was naturally some cursing when those | four -olid men ot Georgetown discovered the | sell, nud Mr. C###*, we believe, decile that! somebody should get a thrashing, but eventa> ally thought better of it, and the whole party when lastseen was at ye Tenallytown Hotel, | singing «We won’t go home till morning, till daylight doth appear.” e should add that they were obliged to engineer the hack to town as best they might, for the driver made good his escape, and did) not turn up again until yesterday evening, wher he had some most wonderful experiences to tell of bis hair-breadth escapes from the «guevrillas.” Lest the correspondents of the northern papers should alarm the country ‘with Ais version of the story, we think it best to ventilate the facts. —_——s BarrisMaL OBREMONY.—On Sunday after- noon, the soremery of baptism by immersion ‘was performed at the E street Baptist Uharch, ip presence of & numerous company. The per- son who received the baptism was Mr. J. H. Heath, who made s profession of religion during the recent protracted meeting at the Ninth street Methodist Frome Chi ‘The ceremony was per! Cochel, pastor of the Ninth street charch; and this being the first baptism by immersion per- formed by a Methodist minister in this section ~ the country for years, it excited con- slasrabie interent. After oo with: E street it Church. ition. ‘was made up of mem- ‘ership of both the chi Bc soni Bag called othe clogennt tated here ‘speech el ; * chro: the party. | | SEERA, ; Bev. ‘oh. Rev. OT. |-of Fifteenth and #-steests, opposite fos, D. .—This, bast, or: recent National Bark lw, fe now in - rari sitbful te ining to such an institation. This, association. which was the first to make application under tne law, basa | capital of $590,100, which bas been filly pd | WG. “Ite President, HD. Cooke, Esq, 13 well Rpown to this community, «nd the cunuthy Rt larré, As One of its leadiag binkers; aa | Castner Wm. S. Hent ston. Esq, formeriy | of the house of Jay ¢' uly © Coy has had.an | ex'ereve exparience iv tie business here and | elsewhere, . The office of the a-suciation for the Preerc £8 the corner of 15th and F streets, op ¢ the Treasury biildin«, where ft will Ovntinus. to be untii the completion of their Rew banking house, now ix course of erection | on ith street, Jus cirzulaunz notes are ex- pected to be ready by the oth inst. These Notes wil be of denominations ranging from #5 to $1,100. and will b- executed in the highsst in the highest style of engraving and the best quality of paper, the Gesizn of, Secretary Chaee being to render the notes of the National Banks superior is point of exeention to any heretofore issued ‘The xd vantages presented | rup.—Laitle Cricket, the exquisite melotty of whose glee and gladness bas filled AN Hearts for the pact week, cifirups to our admiration for the ‘ast ume this eveni: yz, and we do not question bat that the circle of tisteners will be werthy the spirttuelic misic of her notes. The succes Of this beantifal play, daring its too | brief trm_of! representation, has been most brillant. Night after nicht, since its first pro- duction, bas the fame of Miss Maggiv Mit-heil’s loveable pertraiture of Fauchon thronged ta elegant ard admirable theater with the acered- 1d represeitatives of the fon, and divided | With “the sit-ation” in Georg goss'p of parlor, pare and salons. drawal, therefor’, at the very zenith of tls tricmphis Kkely toinvest the closing r ance of to-nizh! with au interest 1e render the popular results memorable m the of the grevn-room ‘The engacement cf thi thus fur been the most b. tut and 1 ever filled by ber in Washinzton; she appears, however, under edvantuges never before con. ceaed to her genivs. Aside from the inspirit ing infinence ppon ber prom ssional eforts of a | theatre the most splendid tn plan and mosi adimirabte in all its ayy omtmenuts yet known to Washington, the support received by ber trom he really exci lient. company of the establish- ment h Fhe ted favor' actors and actresses bave vied wiih each ouner | ecemingly in efforts to do full justice to Miss Michell anc maelyes; and in tie | mevhani¢ . from the AgeEMCY he talented Getz, to the eloguen tations of the orehestra, under the 5 Waebington misicias, sort lant young | bers, thesame | intuifest, aud | ements Of it are and ze the onco nand anpl muions e | vening, Miss Mit- | 1 truios entitied mm wWiich she assumes ive difierrent characters, > | SEH VIRST PAGE Of to-day's Star for Interest- sez local articles -_—.> - — | ACA 1 propose now, that i am released from | Political Prison,” to jay betorw ay friaads pallic @ stater erie rydefence, The charge die lak y ur inévig-rce Wirhingtor, Cetober De os tah given in io? itsown savrmit ea, Bu QUAWESIL TS. t just reeeired from | New Yerk o Sd isi Cloass for ladies the styles of whish the very latest. In this connection be wovld add that baring Dean recety- oe New C1oans.—Burdette bas Ing #: ods for forty dsy* nis generel atosk of hry | Gcoéa is compiste in each tmen’ One price. Termacath, — .W Boxperrs, oc 6-5t No. 351 7th street, between Land &. Hats Ture fs 30 denyirg lar Btore.” (438 Penrsyly they bave the most bexutiful stoex of Jewelry and Plated Ware ever offered here for the prise. Bvery body rhonld go there and see for themselves what a dollar will buy. oc 5-Iw* ct, that at the *Dol- enue. nesr 435 at ,) New Yorx S1v.us Gentlemen's Clothing '—New and Fashionable! A large assortment for Dress and business wear The English Sack and Walkiag Coata excell in beauty. grade and finish anything « ver offered in thiscity. WALL, SrspHams & Oo. 322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts. oc at? In 4 Repub] Conxs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and other disorders of the Feet, cured without pain by Dr. White, Burgeon Chircpodist, No. 494 Penn sylvania avenue, between 4%; and 6th streets sh ington, D.G. No charge for consultation. ne %- siete THE ORBAY DRAWBACK lo persons emigratirg to bre extreme Western country, is the great fear they, ave of the Fever and Ague—the jt direful of slldisesses. Bvery day, we bear of persons at- this disense, snd made helpless in ashort time, without any meavs of affording relief. In view of the great demand for a remedy, Hostetter bas prerenied hin celebrated “ Bitters.’ whose cu- Fative powers for all dizeaces of the st>mach heave mn universally acknow}edged. The ‘ Bitters,” preveres after along experience and deep study, ived the encomiums of the most eminant phyricians. wellas all clasees. from every pirt ofourcountry. Te thore who doubt their many virtues, all we can say is, t-y them, and judge for themselves respectively. bs ld by Druggists and dealers generally every- where Wholesale Agents—A, M, Bininger & Co., 237 ae 8023-003t Penn. ave. ——_>—_—_ Geuat Paxwsyivania How ia Baltimore and Harrisbusa, to the Norh and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and vue on Sunday—auick time—low fare and sure copnections. Soldiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and furt: information apply the office of Great Pennsy!vania Route, northesst corner of ee Venue and Sixth street, Washing- ton, Office open from 6a.m. to 9p.m.; on Sun- days from 2 to 4p. m. Be 12 dy E, 0. Noxrox, Agent. SgoRer i:sases, ‘itan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and ual remedy—indvel, the only vegetable rem- pet ever discovered, Cures in two to four daya, amd recent cases in twsnty-four hours, No miuer- al, no baj#am, no mercury. Only ten pille to be taken, It is the soidier’s hope, and s friend to | ttose who do not want to be erposed. Male pack- | sges, #2: fom 4 1 Sasmarian M feta ee se and »$rmanent cure for Syphilis, Ser Sores, Spots, Pettora, &o. Price G1, or ing for @3, Bold by 8.0. For! Se¢ aavertissment, m5 note t 2's Bugar-coated Femgie Regulating | sa. They operate speedily ar-to1sd@ Creste Ropar | 3 ‘A trial 0 fi Wal plore > glan poz. + and Ps, aveane Gook, Alexandzia. oie © Negrovs, SeMiwsu. URHewy | ble treat. ish Specific e Gonorrhes ia days. gilred. Price yi per bottle, Suid corner Uth street and Pa. avenn 3 rss t ard Henry Conk, Alezap?='s MARRIED, On Friday. Augatt i4th by the Rev. MB. B. Man- dor. Mr JOHN 3. HELL to Miss MARY #. KiNG, | both of this city. Octoher 5th Y J. DOWSS and MARTHA GIRTIN. Op Monday, Oct. 5, by the Rey. Father Walter,!.. G "MARIN, of Washiogtin, to Mies MART GARNAUX. of New York. * In New York, Sept Sith. by the Rey James D. Wileou Miss kit MA J. GOODWIN , of Brook!yn.to Mr, ¥. W. BARTRUFEF, of Washington city, DO In New York city. on Thur: y, Oct. Ist, by the Dr. 8 D. Aloxsniisr, at iho Peridenea of the bride’s father, ALAN W’ LUKENS. of Pitt:burg Ps., to LiZZIB N , dacghter of Mr. Wm. J, Neviui formerly of Gaore¢town. . DIED, On the morning of th; cbild of John T. end hz aber h Angel, ears, and 5 months. A flower transplan’ eaven The funeral will take place to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock, from the reridance of her parents. No. 464 L atrect, between 7th and 8th ate east. to which the friends and relatives are invited to attend. att a SSSI FEES FIRST HATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, Capitai—$500,000. Sa This Bawx, organized under ti Banking Law of the last Congress, is opened this day fer the transaction of buriness, at the corner Pr De- partment. H. D. COOKS, President, Was. Bosriseron, Cashier. so a1-tf Cina acen tater ASABE Tito otoP OLOnee tee Of new and Deantitul AY new styles Bey Ths Fider Neriosa: Bask oy Wasingo- | GEORGETOWN ADVE | Schr son Mra J.ne | Joo ra Mise 8) Jo by these National Banks @re numerous, as a ino retererce tothe act .uthorizing them will es- Greeu Sami 8 Chiat tebdlich, and as the tirst National Bank of this | Bark=r Shepard Gillowny Robt @ Parna Che il cily, is organized om a broad aud substantial | B's") %.,, Gilley Jan A, Poffer Alfced E basis, ard managed br a board of difectora | Roseman LL Greek Dint Roberteou Sanford enjoying the confidence of the public, we feel | Bectmen John Ciel Barohard Ryan Pitk @ , bo heertancon whatever in recommending it to | Better Jain F Rich ¥ & Co patronage of the business community; whiie | Barrett s Rule D F-9 = ; Blostom Rointeell CH At the sine time we Congratniate our citiz-ne pred-wok Joe Smich DW Capt upen the +stablishmentof sach an institution | Brady Joshua A Siith Thoe in cor midst, and trust it will meet with the | Bigs EC Herm aker Suen tan A conse it 8c 1 | Boou Dawn art Jan @ cheer F sucnesett BG TIeNNy Toe Berker Chis Herrington lanac D Smith Cha B Forp’a Trwaten—The Crickets Lat Onit- pe ye rk ape as cles Of the box olllce and the traditions | § paki he | PoA8D of | by Rey. Thos O'Neill, RICHARD | Cie Aer Q | R’MTS. ISTOF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIS POST OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D. ‘a > : cn ig ldap Tye 89-Porsons applying for letters in the list will Lt bh exdverts ’ Otherwlae’ ther mins not oveive them LADIES’ LIST. Et os Ones +2 Smith Samuel R Bailie» Mre Mare Show Mrs Mary B thBim none re MC Arhferd Mrs Mi e Eler I 3 TE Ducket M Davis Dire Bharber Dev rgky Mise BR Mae EB Mrafir> ficid MissMryMathewsMreaniP Bi giea Mie Sarsh M-Klivy Mre B Prive Mire Ruth Peltit Muse Bila Johnson Mire Margt Reed Mise 4 eM Mitchel! ™. eile BE We Wren Mis W Sliame Mre SK Wran Miss lic A W shingtenV: Waltera Mire Kito me) a! rgi ReganBreCatherine Walters Mrs Juba Jacote Mra LA GENTLEMEN'S LIST Elk uton Joe R2 box Wn F cis Copt Wm act, Win M ‘Murphy J & mM: iH ik & Goldetrin 3 Rarraid Capt T Hunter Geo 4 Behveck Chas Bnermin Aug? Lette Aa roworry Zence Towneent WG Tarner Thos V Johnaon Jos Jotnaon GS Thompaon Robt Reiley Thos Thacker Vdwa Kelley Barney’ ‘Thieme Chas Lue Wm BH nojaey Etijatt-2 Lingohr @ Willioma Jno W Lsry Moan & Watkine J B o Lewis TW White I R-ndoiph ‘Werthes John MeGuk Owin Montsaw doo H Mort Jessy pirsons wishing to mail letters to forsign itries are reepectiuily requs-ted to ascertain the Dt of postage due thereon before depositing Postage Mie ox letters from foreign eoun- nut be paid in coin orin United states Proas- uty votes with the addition of the rating premium on coin, it HENRY ADDISON. P.M VS" Generar LICENSES AND DOG LL CENSES AN Licences due the Qo poration of | Georgetown on tug Ist of Octob’r next, must be paid within ten days from that date. otherwise they will be strictly enforced by the Metropolitan Police Aad no-ice isforther given thatal! Dog Licen- | see expire on the Sith inst, If vayment is delayed | peyond the With of Octoner next, thy license by ‘aw ip teade 'l'wenty five certs bighor, and f nottoon paid. when derianded by the Metropotiran Police, | the owner i+ sutject to a fine, and the lewdirse:s | that the dog shall be killed, WM. LAER, | KeD-cotOr WO Cor ¥OY WANTED, F ose $t v BD-By a middle-apal Ss BiPT ATION as Nur-e ond to attend to chiliren Addrear M C,, Star office. ibs iv A SERVANT | k; good T- -ixih st, Dei W b IMM20" TY LY DIN: NG-rOQOM BERVAN 418 Wat. bet. Bia cs WAS 220- By a respectable vaarriei 4 SITUATION acne: aucre. Obid five weeke ‘Address Box 32. Btar ote, ne rs. Woman ma Molingry owre Those well ao- quainted with the burinans can epply a: MRS J. | 4 sored LLOUL’, 439 Eeveuth street 4° ANTED—A GIRL to Cook, Wash, ron and do * General Housework for a crivato family Ap- y Store, 338 Peon avenua, \ py at HOOD’S Jeweir Ketorsnces required seen at her last between Hand F Bt ite V ANTED—A WAITHB, at the Gosling House. He muet u:deratand the business well. To such $2) per month will bo givin the whole year round. Inquire at the Restaurant, 247 Penn. are,, bet, 12th and i3ta oc 6-3t* WANTED—Small HOUSSB, or two or three wu furnished Rooma, b: f thi in @ central location, near t! 3 e sid im advance Address, one week, Augustus, ‘tar office. oc 6-La* ANTED—A OOOK, WASHER and IRON BR. Apply, 302 Dat., between 12th and isth. oc & 3t" V ANTED-— Atirst-class AMBROTY PB OPBRA- TOR to go to the a my of tne Potomac; also, ore to Operate in the visinity of Waehimgton. Ad- dress FP. R.O , Washington Post Office, 008 3t* WANtTED-« DWSLLING or partof Dwallin, BOUSS, with a rerpoutable family, farolsh or unfurnished, in this city or Georgetown. Reier- Cmosies rang . Address Box 47, Fter office. oc 5 3t* Walp HOUSE containing from 6 io 10 rooms, either furnished or unfurnished. Auy one baving such @ hours can find tenant by ad- drereing*’B 8.,”? city Poat Office, City reference given. Plea-+ stat- terme and Icoal ty. 963 31" WANTED—A SITUATION, by a Man who ia capable of actiag as Olerk in any ce but who is notafraid of hacd work, and i: og to make binmself generality usefal. “he best of ro- jerene»s given, Address B K O., Qity Post Office. oc 5 3t” ges FRENCH OOOK (WOMAN) THAT UNDER. stands tho-oughly ker Dus.ness. wikhen a Sita- etion in a private family; wil prefer whers the French langnage is sprken. Jeferences in tas city@ Apyly et the Ster office from 10 Pare cx GEO By-¥ 5. room, in @ privat fawily by ayourgman, Adaress Jaman Star ee. 32 Es Wa Di PSSMAK BRS aod Yoo M WILLTAN, oc 3 at" 36 Penn. avenas, 20¥ vil 4 forac ee Pa: id rece ur | ™ ty 3. nde NOW MAY & CO | Penn ave .bee 9th and both ets IMMHPYLATELY — Poor or.tiy- WES * Beet of wagon willbe pale : yy otJarstand Thetr Waat aith'ul aud teaiy iw do hight work | ke Koz! , tor’ 3 house. itl ntiy. Wages aNPY careof, A 1 ‘ Sy a Gentleman, “Laly, sod two BUAKD sp a respectable faniy | where thore are but few hoarders [ff Board can n Ube colained, semali blouse would be reatel rere atl ter, Address, with t 2 © oxcharerd,to BB. P.Becond , Treasury Lepartment, te Of Hogse we? t, from Nov, Ist eithe wetown © Yorn 10 rhikhed Horne, with stable and bc me Bitac bingten P. carria ed_- Addcess K., Lo as, fice & Depot cf Wa ton UCU we IKON WORK EXS wan mediately at the Government workahop, corner of | Nineteenth and F streets. Wageathr usaalGor | ob includsd. God andex- | red, None others need | a, ¥ *Ryplication to be made at ones to D. B Crist, au p:tintendent, BOWARD b, BARTZ. C719 japtain, A.Q M0 S Army. W aNTED- 60,000 EAD Re TO CALL at oat street, opposite Paten and get thei | MOKES Be NDE, OLOAKS. eens & CAPHS, SACQUES, JOBIES, BLIPPBRS, P}NOUBAIONS, HANDEXROH IMPS, AxD INITIALS 8: AMPED, We have the finest lot of Braid Patteros ever offered here, for Bkirts,&c. Our Machine, theomy ome tn the city, i] make your Pattern and Stamp your goods while you wait. oo 1-1m BADQUARTERS DEPART'T WASHING [ON Aysevew Office of Chief Quire, Washin; . 26 1863. ONS HUNDRED CARPENTERS WiNT ED [H- Y | BYE SALSA nicely MEDIATSELY — Wages $50 per month anda ration. Each workman aust briee Rie own tools, and mone Bae exper of pants Dees eanie. joation made at ones pplication tfleut, Col. BLIAS M. GRERNS, Be 3 6t ae Q. M_ Dep’s of Washington — for He iB WANTSD.. ented to hase eontainin, — 34 and ite streets Oot price snd loeation, © Wartiet the oice.of ion, twenty PIC NICS, &. JR2MaueER THE BER OF BUNTE THR AN DRRSON BOYS IN THE PINLD AGAEN The members of thi reon Club tak plea in anno to their frieuds ani @ te ge that they will give BIGHTH GRAND BALL, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, BM Sraxeer, Berwnes Nixve ayy Teste Svs On THURSDAY, October 22, 1463. Tickets one dollar, admitting s gentleman ladies. an 5st sSxTEa To GBAND BALL LAFAYETTE CLUB. The Lafayette Boys tate great Yigesare in an- Doureing to tbeir macy friends and the pab- Nein qouerel shat their BIXTEBNTH GRAND BALL will take pian- on THURSDAY, Octuser 8th, 1333, TEMPERANCE HALL. Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman and ladies, Commitice of Arrantements B PR. P: Wm. Anderson, H. Leeenet GRAND ANNUAL BALL} OF THE MEAGHER CLUB. The MEAGIIBR OLUB take pleasnre in gpnounc- ing to their friends and the public that their ANNUAL BALL will take place at TeMprrance Hatt on; WEDNEPDAY, Oct 7th, 1268, The Committee of Ar: angements are pledged to do ali in their power to make it pleasant and agreeable to all who will attend. Committee of Arrangements. Berry Carroll, John MeGravn, John Farrell, Bdw'd Bourks, J McLaughlin, John Bligh D. A. Brospau, John Hughes, John Mea hi Isa. Connelly 06 3 -4t* My RINI’S SELEC? DANDING aUADEM Days and hours of tni Op» FBtLows’ 7TH st: on for Ladias Miss Masters. every Tresday and Tharsday, from 3to6p.m. For Gentlemen, from ¢tolt p.m. same evenings Prof. M, degs “eave to arnounce to his friends in Georgetown that ho wil skortly open an Academy in that place for the acoommodation of bis former patro: s. oc 5 St* J S4NOING AOAt EMY ON THE ISLAND.—Prof, 7 MAHINI, at the earnest aviicitation of uumer ua fri/uds. Pas secured the [Stand diaut, which he is now having thoroughly refitted, ang will commence a Dancing Oiasa in a f~ Notice # Poss asLe DAN MK. GOODALL, Professor and Teacher of Dancing and Beportment baa the honor to announce trai pis Cass ior Aaaters, Siseas, and young Ladies will amence atthe Uxiran Hatn cu th street, a few doors from the ca Pennsylvavia avonne on BATURDAY, Oct 31, st2 p.m, Clas-es for Gentiemen on Tuesday and Bstar- ony evening’, from 7 to 19 Private lessons any hour of the day The Sceptre xercise for Ladies. so much recom- merded for deformity and onesidedpens; aiso, the f.dicn Ch be Ge Gentlemen. Offio:rs and clerks vofirnes to give lessone on the Violin jo. e will be giveno! his Classes at George- Mra. Coodall will recsive a limited number of pupiin for Pianofor’e and Sin For cards of terms, &c plow ee} im” { B. LABBE’S DANCING ACAD Prof. ¥, RB. LABBE'S Academy will re-open on Tperday, Oct. 12th, in the hai! over the store cf Messrs, George & Thomas Parker & Jo., Penuayivenia avenue, directiy opposite the Metrepolitan Hotel. Days of tuition for misses ard masters Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Bat- urday#, Commencing al 3 o'clock p, m; for gentle- hen rain eveuinys, commencing at half past 7. Be 20-20" « pp y at his rooms Ce MBIA CORN#T AND STRING BAND.— The undersigued rerpeotfally announces to the public, that he isready to furnish Music: for Private Parties, Balis, Pic-Nics, Parades, Exhibitions. ete, with any number of Must required, at the shortest notice by leaving ordet at John I-eman’s, corner of Penns and 4*h street east, seo 3m* 1 AENBY If FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “For Sale and Rent,” eco firet page.] ;UBNISHED HOUBE TO KENI—Two-story AUOTION SALES, a ¥FIS AFTERNOON ARD TO-2ORRIW By J. ©. MoGUIBR & CQ., Austionsers, VaAlvasia LOTCUR 738 Bcanet Fon ae Der ae 84.8.—On FRIDAY APTRRNOON, the coro o Hock. on the premises, we shall sell, north: in Be No. 423. ern of Lot 5 fronting tt feet § inches ‘onthe Conese ote i ee apgalppe vamersciammaas Pcie, : Ome kalf cash ; bali months for notes satisfactorily meacea Resies interest. penses of conveyancing at purchasers Cy) J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Sa THR ABOVE sonsequence of t! Oth, at 5%: o'clock, oc8 LB IS POSTPONED IN rm until TUBSDAY, Oct. . prenises, J'C. MEGUIAN® OO, Aucts. By JO. McGUIRM & OO, Auctioneers. ExxsCU TONE sale Or TuPROVED PROP- 4 tntr On FUMMDAY APERRNOON, October Li ws nM Lot in Davidson’s subdivision of 6th, at 60’clock, om the tee: Sth. at 8, an premises, I sha ting together 23 feet 11 inches r nue, between and ith streets running back about 140 feet to ‘ile paved improvements, consist Deeliing house and « third cash ; the remainder in sixand with interest, secered by d of trust on the premises. Cost of conveyancing. including the United the purchaser. States stamp, to be paid Jonn ILLAND, Buecutor, se %6-e0 J.0. MeGUIBE & O0.. Aucts. By GREUN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. [BUSTER'S SALB OF THRER-STORY BRIOK Dwa.iing-nouss om Ospiton @tn.—By virtue of a deed in trust, bearing date January 17th. 1859, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8. No..(72, folios 359. «t feq., one of the land recordsof Wash D. 0., I shall sell at Pablic Auction. prem mn TUBSDAY, the 6th day of Octobe oS, at f kp. m:, the following described Allthat certain piece of land lying in t faabi ,Diatelet of Columbia, “enows cs the alley, together with thi ing of a Two-story Brick Brick Stable. north part of Lot No: z Gnd desoribed oa follows. Decne no, 228; bounded Fourth street east, 32 feet 234 inches ; south of the northeast corner of said lot and ruuning thence north on the line of Fourth street 31 ‘eet 2% inches; thence weat on the line of the lot 97 feet to an al- ley; thence south on the line of said alley 32 feet 23¢ inches, and thence east 97 feet to the place of be: ginning. excepting and reserving from the premises above dercribed an alley about 4 feet wide and 2) feet in I in the southwest corner of said remines ino. excepting a strip of land 4% inches in widt! ining across the south line of The premises above described are impr three-story brick dwelling house, and near the corner of north A and Fourth stre: squares north of the Oapitol grounds. Terms: One-third cash ; balance in equal ments at six, twelve, and eighteen months, secured by deed of trust on the yea es. Conveyancing at the cost of the p’ days after the sale, the Trustees rererves the right to re-sell,at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, on giving three days’ notice of such re-ss'e. J.T. STEVENS Trustee, sel5-eokds GREBN & WILLIAMS, 4uct’rs, By J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. poz IC SALE OF A MOST ELIGIBLE BUILD- Inc Lorunxpgr a Da or Covat—In the atter of the petition o: aemus J. Middleton, guardian of Joho Albert anda William Alexander Anderson,and of Mary B. Anderson, guardian of Cecilia Bertha Anderson, minor heirs of William Anderson, deceased. In pursuance of a decree of the Orphans’ Oonrt, gton county. in the District of Columbi duly ratified and confirmed by the Honorable Su- preme Court of above-named pe for ssle at Public mises,on TUESDAY, the 6th 4. 50’c ock p.m., all the right, title, interest, claim, aad de macd'of the minor heirs in the ssid ps! mentioned, of. in, and to t! valuabli 4 mo! eligible building Lot, situated on Ninth street west, between M and N streets north, in tne Third Ward: in the city of Wassington, and known and distin- guished on the public plan ef said city as lot nu vber eighteen (18), in Square number three hundred and sixty-eight (364), containing thirty- nine (39), feet on Ninth street. and running back na hundred and thirty-eight (138) feet and njne (9) pebes. Terms: Qne-third of the purchase monty cash ; and the reeidue in two equal instaiments, psyable rerpectively in six and twelve months, witn in- terest, the deferred payments to be secured by a ceedok trust on is ee . bo conveyancing at expense of purchaser. " ss J. MIDDLETON, MARY E. ANDERSON, Guardians, &c: T. M. Biovmry, Solicitor for Petitioners, sell-taw&da J. 0. McGUIRE & CO, Auct. By J.C MoGUIBB & CO . Auctioneers. WBLVB_ SUPBRIOR WORK HORSES, Brooy, Harwess, &C.. at Posric SaLs.—On WADNESDAY MORNING, Obtoder 7th. o’cloek, at the Stables of L. J. Middleton, sq..on 7th street. near Eae>y’s Bhip-yard, we shall sell Twelve Large and Superior Work Horses. sold to reduce stock for the winter, and for no fault. ALSO, A good Buggy, lot of Harness, &c.,&c, tobe rchaser. the terms of sale are not complied with in five brick with si atay oderate rent ‘erms cash. for atew weeks, Apply at 253 at ie oes J... McGUIRE & CO. Aucts, = B I By W. B. LEWIS & CO . Auctioneers. FHOURENG Bitter beeen at col oa, Ccontanre OF A FIRST-CLASS RESTAU containing eligi trooms, with water and RANT a? AUCTION — WEDNESDAY, October terms, &e and B streets A BUIT OF ROOMS—HANDSOMSLY POR- nisbed, in a genteel private house, within Gy. minutes’ walk of the Post Offices aud Pen can be secured for the winter. None need y but those willing to pay aliberal price. AddreesU,, Btar offi itt Fo BALE OB RENT.— A DWBLLING-HOUSB on Fayette etrect, Baltimore, detween Bataw ané Heward street House contains two lors, diming 10m acd kitebea on the lower tloor, 10 chambers above, with ull the modern convenien- cen, water, gas, &c. Also, a small DWELLING in the reor, fronting on Marrion street, which ‘4 now rented for $12) ryeer. Price for the two Dwellings in fee $00, fr not soldin two wreks the house on Payette street will be offered for rent. price 96 Oper anoum. For further particulars apply to 8. M AOKSON; 10 MoCullch street, Balti: ‘8. 006-6" OR RENT—A large and well furnished front frat story ROOM,No. 337 Hatcect, near Pa, arevue. Reference required oc 5-3t* | Oe FHOTIONERY FOX SALB —The s1>soriber / offers fur sale Good Will, Pixtures and Stock of his well-Frown Confectionery and Bsting Saloon oc 5 3t* A WURH, 347-Pa avenue. Pre KENT.—Two large andé newiy-faroished BOOMS and onermali B&D-R00M for rent, at 31h Bighth street between @ and A. near the Patent Uftiee. Good refererces required. oc 3t* ‘LOTEING BTOKE BAX URES FOR BALB and Store to let. The best stsud on the street. No_ 66734 Seve: th street ‘deland), between B F. War ninetoo, . oc 6- lw or pply to BGAN & Py BRAIB, corver 3th oc $ 38 POGMMIAHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO | Het io a genter! bouse on Hi aire-t, b: twraa 4th gue Rh ste Apply to 8. GULDBISIN, 42% Pena. av fk ‘GR BALE On KENT—T wo tacge UMs, 255 ‘ew York avenue. Aigo a god lotof FUK- / BE can be Lougat by applying to the same 03 5-36" pUUrE FOR LENT AND FURNITURE FOR £ aL 8— Bight rooms convenient to the Treas- gans Var De ents. For particulars inquire McGULKE & CO, 0c 8-3" } FSTAT f SALE —The subscriber offers far sale Good Will, *igtnras and Stock Gf bis well: known Restanrant, wijh or wi tens Ge Pen sander bouse within minetes’ watk of the Far Departy Apnly at ioG Pex between 17th and 8th sts. ‘WO FURNISHED PaRLOBS SUITABLE fora Mem er of Copuress and hia wife. or else in SN f—Roome in @ eanteel pri fortwo gention cn. Also, a Room on tha frst door bie for aigeitios, Apply at O11 F etrest, be- 29th and sts. 06 5-3tt HB HOUSE. ~ a, ix rooms, with ont it t possessing xiveo on ‘he 16th jek DWRLLING MOUSE oa lita tireet betwee G nod BH; teres ana hair stories, handsomely furpiahed throughout, and in perfsct or6er, brick stable ad carriaze house, pump of Gctigh lwe erin the yard ani Puromac wacecat door Trrm:: rented by the year, pay- nents quarerly in advance, Good security re qiire? Noo) ildven, 06 5-36" [Po BENT— ROMS t 264 11, between J8th and + iv ets Toqu nthe prem 03-31" i and well-built iiuated on 9th street bet. I FRAME BO) OK, For furt particulars inquire at 463 I strest, or 322 Penn, avenue. 0c 3 Bt 8 D.M. JOR RENT—A FURNISHED 10088, contain: ing «ix comfortabls rooms, Rent $3) per month, Immediate possessivn given. Apply to 3. EVANS, Grocer, 497 Ninth street betwoes D sad . os FoR SALE—A RESTAURANT, on Penn ay in ove of the beat business locations, the Btock, Fixtures, &o. This rare opportaai ne eee oc ty is Star 33t* OTHL FOB 8ALB.—A fine HOTEL, contataing offered by mere t. Address “office i over U large #212 handsome rooms, with i otest ra aera eek in the best of the city, cash Inquire st the «ilice of L. sOHADB, 917 F atrest, from ato8 o'clock 7 06 3-30" ‘0 OB SALE.—The proprietor of e Btore on, Peub, avenue. wiahes to sell bis Tth. at 19 o’clock, at No. 66 Penn. avenne, near qsenvon Hall, we shall sell the contents, consist- ing of— ‘A Bplentid Counter, Bar aad Oyster Bar, Bteam Fixtures, &e., re about $409. L8O. Fine Bohemian Out Decanters, F.ncy Perian Ornaments. x) Cut Class Goblets, Tumblers, Wine Glasses. &c., Toget with other articles ased in a first class nurant. 005 W. B, LEWI8& CO., Aucts, on.) LOST AND FOUND. Lor MEMORANDUM BOOK, with Power of Attorney in it to Geo. H. Moore, a receipt to him f-r notes on collection, and sutler s papers; also a license. Think that it was dropped near the BK. RB. Depot, on Mass. avenns. If the finder wiil address Box 100, or leave it at A M. BININ- GBEe. 237 Penn. avenue, ae will be liberally wa ded. rit rats Es a La These lots omer. high and desatiful fe over! have tl advantage of renorveGen tatieat’ ‘i INMBDIATBLY Avr? ib Lot fo, 12 19. 3. ©. McGU &_ 00, Aucta. By J. 0. MeGUIBE & O0.. Auctioneers. Pastis Daucus: ‘the otuonn a ma 5 . miner kerr ol Fphans’ Court of Washington ¢ van! triet of Columbi: the fonota Su the m: jen for sale, at premires, on WEDNESDAY. t! next, at5o lai ty, éuly ee. and meu me Conrt of seid District, ptt she avove-; cetinien. the under- ic OR, on tl Tth day of Oetobar interest, minor heirs in the te that valuable street A ‘eleek p.m., alt the ri, demand ofthe weld wince he mrent ater) Be of . Soa’ a. F ibei P.M, Brovwy, Bel’r, for Petitioners sell-Saw&ds J.G. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucts. eerie ees oe ee By J.0 McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, ANDSOME BUILDING LOT. ponnas ye SRVANTEENTH aND M Staggts.—On W. NESDAY ASTBANOON, Octobe 5 o'clock, on the premises. w snail set Lot No 17, Square No, 183, ating 89 feet S street, at the corner of Beventeenth, and ranning back 78 feet on Seventeenth. This Lot is beautifully ait- uated fora pi ite residences, or wo: at be desira- for business purposes, as ‘the neighborhood is *eomcdintely ahs ball sel mediately after, we s! sell Lot i n ronning back Diet, ee eeeeen Sera Terms :—One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with inte: 5 ocd J. 0, McGUIBE & OO.. Auct’rs. }UBLIO SALE OF A VESY VALUABLE E NEAR RANOVER SWITCH, ARS Mito Baltimere, on the Washi a Rasiroad, Th - acriber will offer at Publ: Fe Bal oa t prow i on SATURDAY, Oct. t 12 o’cloek m. 10th, 1963. u Ferm now cwned by M Hubbell, Raq.. containin 185 scree, well fenced, watered, and lined, improved by a Dwelling house, Barn, Stable. Corn House, and Tenant House, The land is wellimproved, anda lerge porton im timotby and clover, and ‘in fall jew of the Baltimore and Washington turnpipke id railroad, and binding on dbothat the9 mile adjoining the lands of Wm. Plummer and Also, at thi time and ‘ops, Farmi tons of Hay. Terms for |i ance in one and two years ; or ail cash, at the op- tion of jprect coe eps ok perme Or Perea roperty and particulars apply to M. N Wo"32 Bt’ Paul street. Baltimore. ccs. 6" By J. OC. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Sarason FUPNITURE AND BOUFEHOLD 6) Brvg0is at Pusiio AvoTiIow—On THURSDAY MOBN!NG, October 8th, at 10 o'clock, at the resi- dence of A. P. Hoover, Brq., south side of F street, between Sixth and Seventh streets we shali sel! his Furniture and-Househela Bffects, com pris! A Fine Bosewood 7 Octave Piano Forte, Stool, and Cover Hands French-plate ane a 3) Gilt-frame Mirrors, Elabs Beautiful and elaborately carved Hi large oval Bronch: plato Mirrora snd Sieuse Marble 8! Bi is and Velvet Fusseis and Volvo Carpets, in parlor, hall, stairs, Waln.”, Hat Tree and Hall jbairs 8 ivz Wal: ixtonaion Dint Pabl Satartase i Beeeeeey cot mente baa fy Sliver’ plated Ten Bet and Casters Se ather cov Kahosans Jonny Lind Beds ofextra width Handsome Bosewood Marbie top Drensing Bureaa J ¥ Bogravings, Vases Tollgt Bets, Cu sae, Mocks Chairs iri i, ire perior Carled Hair jssses, Bolster and Pil- a ‘riting Desk, Book Bhelve: io "Preserves, and Jellies hoice Fine Oottage Chamber Suites Coching and other Btoves, Kitchen Furniture, &e. T o oo 5. 0. MaGUIRE & 00. Aucts, By J. OC. MOoGUIRE & QO.. Auctioneers, Fore HANDSOMB BUILDING LOTS ON 436 STRERT, SETWEBR VIRGINIA AVENUR AND SOUTH B srazar.—On MONDAY AFTBRNOUN. Oct. 17th, socal tinedine mais diac No. #51, fronting osen 20 fest on a atrect. Detweem youth 3 street a and Virginia a" i by Gue-thiré ta a bie ale der Cie ‘erms ne -' H rel ir ix terest, secured by a deed le perfect. All conveyances at the expense of purc! cash payment of $25 will re at ae aa 4 be required ime rebase. (Hepubs} 3-0. McGUIRB & 00., Aucts, AB BTOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER— On Saturday night. the Sd inst, a GOLD BUNTING OASE WATOH, with" R K.” marked on the inside of tne cage, a Jeather guard attached toit, Also, siarge LEATHER POCKRBT BOOK, containing. asum of Money. Also, a smallGOLD BREASTPIN. $35 reward will be given if the Watch is returnea te RICHARD EE SATHL Y, opposite Navy Yard Gate, 008-3t ~TRAYED OR STOLEN. —From the subscriber, \ on Friday night, 2d inst., two COWS; one a white Cow ; large hoophorns. The other red color; white stripe along her back. The Ander will be tuitably rewarded by leaving or giving information of them at Mr. DENNIS WELSH’S, Virginia avenue, between 26th and 27th streets, oc6-3t* 3 STRAY COWS CAME TO THE PREMISES OF ©) the subecriber— ; Jab ce, light red ; white bank and ; sharp horns; a good mi'ker. 2d on Saturday ; ears ; little dappled on the mediu n-s‘'ze white Cow; red wd on 8 medium-sized ; dark red ; ack and bead ; gives Bhiettace jong Borns. and grvesrate Hs orns. 8 : ay meres . C. P. SHOKMAKER, It* on 7th at. road, 5 miles from the city. WIRAYED FROM THE SUPSORIBER— OCT. &3 4th, one COW; wedium size; mostly white be- bind; white and red ‘forward; with broad, near!: streight horns, Any information of said Gow left atthe Hospital, Carrol Hi 1 Camp, will bs liborally rewarded. Loc 5-3t"J WM SAYRS. [057,08 the evening of (Ee 34. in the Central 4 Markot,adsrk CASSIMEBB OOAT, contsining a license for ® stand and @ soldiei ischarge ‘The finder will be libera ly rewarded by leavirg te sperr, either with or without the cust, at No.134 Petn avenue.er 71 Le avenua, oc 5 3t* Gj 5 REWARD —Strayed or at Jen from my resi- Se) dence, corner of 2d and N streets south, on Gctober Ista DUN HORSR, with black legs black mane and tail, and ia a natural pacer: and formerly bh lonyed to W. D. Wallach I will pay the above rewa; 1 and allreasunable expenses for bis delivery, oc 5 3t* GEO, B.EMITH. &5,() SEWARD_HORBE STOLEN —Was stolan e¥ DY from my pasture and brought to Washing- ton. on Wedner September 30th, by a muiatto By, man named Tom Sarrisonea dob tail Bay Mare, about 1534 hande high, and ten or twelve yeara old, This Mare is well-known in Washington, having belonged to Mr. Kibby and John Hoover, the butcher, from whom I got her a sear ago. She was ito Humphrey’s stable by Tom on Wedn nd taken away by him Thursday. Iwill pay 25 reward for eee an 875 for the ae rohension oe e Mare can be iden ‘and le! ODEN BOWIB, 7 F Hoover.“ contington Post -offse Prince George county, Ma. NAMK TO THE SUBSORIBER—A BRINDLE C COW. The owners are requested to ccme for- ward, prove property, pay cy arges. and take her aw y. RR. BENBZRTT, oc 3-3t* O'street, (Isiand.) T—A large Black and White DOG, sbout 1) er ies id; had one silver-prated collar with owner’s name.’ The finder will recei ten dollars by leaving him at No.8 M. Georgetown. 20 HBEWAED,—Lost, between th $ and Powler’s Stables one HORNE; marked L code |orse rains Department, wil oc $-3t* QTRAYED OR STOLEN—October 34.1988, a ligh ’ Grey HORSE, thin in flesh, about 18% 4 Sigh mares Mon neck, from #1 ou iber south side of the Avenue, between and Mth streets, formerly Willarda’ Stables, Y a: d Assorted ill rota! Ales ae Ed rent themtores, The Gord oat oF custa, | warded [00 a Horse, shall be liberal rite aes purchaser. Inquire a! (Cama 70 Tas pan a gr tans te ea Oe LS te Re —. B SALB_A pew small »BIOK HOUSM. on | pony. The owner is requested to come forward, 6th, ‘M street, (Ielané.) It has more than property, pay canal . , easel greece atte a eiy sat cat aca avon tbo vtrest., Inanite, DB. J. G. wiee t By GREEN & fe ati Auctioneers. ‘OUR STURY BRiCK HOUSB AND LOT a? Avction.—On THU REDAY, the sth instant, at 6 o’clock p. m.. we shall sell, in front of the premi- ses, on H street, bet 6th and 7th 4 four-story Brick Houre, containing ra spacious rooms, with fine halls, on part of Lot by mare No. 454. : ‘tention of buyers is invited to the salx as thi ronenty is lecated in the central part of the cit, without rezerv rms: One balf 2 ce in six, trelve, inforest secured. by a deed of trast on tee prom interest secu! a aston the premi- ses. All conveyancing and stamps at cost of ths purchaser, or GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAmr, Auctioncers. RUSTEE'S SALE BOF VALUALLB LOTS—p virtue of 8 deed C on the 27t! reco! in Liber J. A, th a records of Washing- _C,, and st the request of the party eecured thereby, I will offer at Pabtio Bale, on MONDAY, the 26th day of October next he hour of 4 o’clock, in the afternoon, ¢ Pieces, and Parcel# of Ground deseribed in.said Rabe Ae Lbs Ta — situates in Square num- eres }, on the end, . Terms of sale: One-tbird cash ; balance ia6 and Pimonths. tie PRIC RAGES BID ea ures for ie fer en | ToD ie givenand teed of trust taken S jaraets Vana at te, gerchaets- cing ant wenue Cenoe a © purchasers ex- nse, If the terms of Bale are not complied with Pthe ona of five days fromthe day of iafetine undersigned. as Trustee. reserves the right to re- sell the eaid premires after advertising Ova ti u ne Evesine Star, at the risk and cogs of the de- aultin, jurchs er. # porchs §, @ RITTENAOURL, Trusts, se23- C&ds GRSEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. MARBLE MANTELS. wis A Large asscrtiment constantly on band and For Sale ee te me span Rereans sien wo mpebas ee and examine on hsnd, Weodea oft NICHOLAS ACK kK, 8626 im* cor Eand New Jersey ascaue, ({ibBT WARD OYSTER DEPOT. . HH street, between Trentic h and Twenty first sts. ASHINGTON, D.C. Families supplied with the very best OYSTERS that ean te in this market. OYSTERS will be furpished in any eg PIGELED OYsT. always n ©) an a LA der: ttended to. por28 awe eae PrOomHly stten dt AORLEY. RPHANS’ COUBT, Sart. 267TH. 1863 —Dis> trict of amndit fashington County, To-wit : th Mary ‘he b pi ton county, D.