Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGuT. Garwan OPERA—Mr. Albert Cassedy an- | mounces that the first , rand Ge a operatic | performance, under the direction of Carl An- | sehutz, Will be given this evening at the | Washington Theater. Webber's chef W’auvre, | « Der Freiacbutz,” will conatitate the first per- | formance, and the follow, is the cast:—+Ote | takar,’ Herr Haimer; “Cuno,” Herr Graff; « Agathe,” M’me Himmer Frederici; * Ann- | chen,” Ne Carissa; « Casper,’ Herr Weine | dich; “Max,” Herr Hablemann; “Hermit,” Herr Remy. Ma&ny of these singers to-night make their first appearance in Americt. j Grover’s THeater.—The opening of this | hew cramatic temple was a perfect success, | and Mr. Grover bas certainly had evidence that | his efforts to ples-+ the public will be amply | repaid. To-night will be performed « Damon | and and Pythias.” Mr. Davenport appearing | as “Damon,” Mr. Wallack as “Pythias” and | Mrs. Fa:rren as “Calanthe.” The Irish coma- | dieita, « fis Last Legs,” will conclude the en- tertainment. | Foxp’s THEATER.—MaggieMitchellappeared | Jari wight :n protean play,and in the flyechar- } acters of “Princess,” “Satan,” “Mlle Deville,” | “Offer” and “Clarisse,” she performed admi- raviy. The same play will be periormed to- night, and she will be well sustained by Mrs. Kish. p. Mrs. Charman, Messrs. Bishop, Herne, } Williams and other:. “My Precious Baisey” Will ose the pertormance. CAdTERBURY.—At this popular Hall the tal- | ered combitation of stars, Julia Mortimer, Miles Augusta and Marie, Ersestine de Faibr | and Clara and Millie Fowl r, will appear in a | variety or beantitul dances and acts. Phe pan- | temime ballec “Le Carnival de Madrid” will be performed. The Ethiopian corps will make | Trersiment jor «wl, and the performance will come tude with the extravaganza “The Happy an.’ Wyman, the Wizard, will give another enter- taiment of magic and ventijoquism to-night, at Odd Fellows’ Hail. This is positively the last night Lut two. <== Tug Dixon and McGILL SHoorrye Cass. On the trial before Justice Clayton being post- joned, the parties left the office and Collins Axon proceeded to the office of Justice John- Sob lo 2uswer & warrant issued on Saturda last by Justice Johnson on the oath of G. ¥ McGill, who charges Collins Dixon with «m: liciousiy detaming his character, and making thre to do him great personal injury, and he cla.ms the protection of the law.” Mr Davidge said he supposed that the effect of this warrant would be timply to hold the det-ndant to bail, and he remarked that he thought it was not proper for the Jus toact, inasmuch as he had acted as counselin the | case previously for McGill. | The Justice said thathe thoughtthatheconld | properly sit upon the case, but would accede | to the suggestion ef the counsel(Mr. Davidge); | and Justice B. S. Kinsey was called upon to | act the case. Mr. J. H. Bradley, Ir., counsel for McGill, said that they had come to see what amount of bail would be asked, and to what time the case would be set for trial. The prosecutor of this | ease was now in custody waiting for bail, | which had been set at S900, to be given. | Mr. Davidge remarked that his client had suffered under extraordinary aggravation, aad | } | this letter to Collie and Mrs. Dixon, for Taseure | solemuly s | day of September, In63. | Mr. Cheries ¢ of all the facts inthis unliappy case—a mere truthful recital or an act children, to which I was, unfortanately, 4 witness, and iz, therefore, the only explaaatioa that is in my power to give of the affair, and although yeur daughter may deny it, she can- | not shut ont from the Almighty and her ownheart | its truthfulness. If you wish quietly to prove the correctness | of my statements yuu can do s0 hy accompany- ing your daughter Wattie to Alliot’s, and have er confront him with my charge; should you conclude ‘o do so, I would suggest that you take your daughter, Miss Annie, with you, for Alliot isa Frenchman and speaks very poor English, and Miss Annie’s knowledge of French Will assist you. J You will oblige me very much by showing | you it isa matter of much concern to me that they shouid not thiuk of meas I am afraid taney now do. Truly yours Gro. W. McGiLt. Major Dixon, U.S. Army. In the presence of Almighty God, 1 do hereby r that the statements made in the above letter are true, so help me God. Gro. W.McGitr. | Sworn and subscribed to before me this ist Wait N. HawLry, Notary Public. ae RYLAND CHAVFL — Improvements in the 8 +renth Ward.—There is no little business a-tivity notices bie in the S-venth Ward, this sezeon, perticularly in the building line. Among the structures now going up in that part of the city, a prominent one is the fine new chureh edifice of Ryland Chapel, and which replaces the old, dilapidated building of that name. The design is tasteful, neat, appr priate, and though mere “gingerbread work” has been eschewed, it will, when comple‘ed, be both elegant and comfortabl:; pleasant to the €)¢@ Ang sstisiactory to the judgment. Itis constructed of brick, in tae best style; is 4U feet front, 70 deep, 36 to roof, and 48 to peak «froeot The basement has a spacions lecture and Sabbath-school room 37 by 43 feet, with two class-rocms and a library in the rear. The room on the next floor, for the main religions Seryices, 1s 37 by 5S feet, containing 68slips, ar- d#ecording to the best modern destzus to | seat the aucience comfortably and yet without unnrcessury loss of space.” Due r rd has | been also had tothe requisite of ventilation, and to the acoustic qualities cf the room. Itis | to be waimscotted with wood to the height of | the pews, aud the walls above this point are to be plastered and tastefully fresvoed. ibe main ficor is to be supported by light iron columns ot handsome design, from tae foundry of Ellis & Brother. The building will be heatéd by furnaces. The front ot the building is of pressed brick, with rusticated bisement. Messrs. Wise & Callahan do the brick work; im the wood work; and J. Veihmeyer the brown stone work. ‘The work is being pressed torward with as much rapidity as due Tevard to solidity wiii permit, and will be nnder roof, it is expected, by the Isto: November. The estimated cost of the building is $10,000; ed | seme 70,000 brick from the former struc'n-e that he would have been more than human | being available for use in the one replacing it, had he actea in any other mannerthan he did. | thus reducimg the expense materially at this Hi nt WAS now ready for trial Bradiey urged th e case be set for | trial ai some future time, and that bail be t tor his appearance in at least the same amo as that exacted in the case of McGill. tice Kinsey remarked that there appeared « double charge in the warrant, aud Justice Bates was asked what ws the usual Amount of bail in such cases, and replied that | in 4 similar case some years ago S51) Rad been given. Mr. Bradley asked if this was in each case. Mr. Davidge replied that in ity there ‘Was only one case, although two technically. | wealthy one, has shown a de and liberality in carrying on the work of re- building their church worthy ot special com menca'ion; and we doubt not they will receive both 4e04 w | who desire t The andi ter last evening was a convincing proof of the period of high prices sor building materials The Ryland Chapel society, thongh nota Tee of enterprise es and “material vid” from all e edifices of this desirable char- acter going up in our midst, ——_.—___ Forp’s New Tneater, Ace As TH STREET.— embled in this beautiful thea- The ba:l was then fixed at S000, which the | Populerity of La Belle Maggie Mitcheil. Mug. father, (Major H. T. Dixoa,) who stated tha. | Ele 18 no longer an actress, hat a queen, wh ve he had $5v,000 worth of property in Fauquier, | Power ts felt and whose will is le There is | and $4,(00'in Georgetown proposed to give, | blended in her the antipodes—if ay use the but Mr. Bradley having objected, because the | property in this District did not consist of real | estate, Mr. vavidge offered himself as security, | ‘Bnd the case was postponed until Saturday af- ternoon, at 3 o'clock. The tollowing 1s acopy of the letter produced | word—ot the drama. Certainly no one ever po: ed powers the action of which are so diametrically opposite. In one sentence she can draw'tea irom eyes which never betore teltthe influence of this soul’s monitor, and a whilst yet handkerchiefs are busy in drying at the examination yesterday before Justice | this lachrymal expose, a merry peal of innoc-nt | Olay ton, I: is addressed to Major H. T. Dixon: Wasuinetos, D. C., Sept. 1, 1563. merriment Ny Maggie appears for the last time in ber tive- Believing that a letter from me, | Character part in Satin in Paris. The bill to- laughter dis: pates the sentimental turn, and reigns supreme. This evening, DEAR SIk i explaiing to you the unhappy affair to which | Bight will be double, including, besides the @mimb: rof your family aud myselfare parties, | 2hove-named play, the comody of My Precious is called for, I address you these lines for that | Betsy. purpose, fearing that acuons of mine which | Were dictated by the mostfriendly feelings and | delicate sense of honor, have neen laid belore you in colors which would make them appear criminal. About one year since I was introdaced by Mrs Creecy to a family, one of the lady mem- bers of Which wasin the habit of spending much of her time at Mrs. Creecy’s rooms, and upon me the honor of seeing her home usually | fell. One evening, while going to Mrs. Cree- | cy’s for that purpose, I met the lady on the streei, and she told me she was in search of a | hair biaid, and asked me if I kuew where she could procure one. I referred her to my bar- ber’s w ife,a Mre. Aliot, and she requested me | to accompany her there. 1 did so; and, when We arrived at Mrs. Altiot’s door, I, knowing that the store was smull, and thinking she might havea delicacy aboutarranging her hair | before me, proposed to wait outside nntil she finished; but she insisted on my going in, I did so,and Mre. Alliot and her husband came to ‘Wait upon us; and while Alliot was in a back room getting more braids, the lady in whose | company 1 was concealed in the pocket of her cloak suine of the braids which had been first shownher. This act was seen by Mra. Alliot, | ewho informed her husband of it, and he, oa returning to the room where we were, seized | the braids which the lady had taken by a por- tion of them, which she had left unconcealed, and drew them trom her pocket. My consternation aud tiorror at this be “better imagined than cescribed, but the lady was in no way affected by it, but, edully and without even a blush mantiing her cheek, Waiked from the store, caHing for me to fol- ‘low. Net even believing the evidence of my own eyes, I turned to Aliot and demanded an explanation, and he accused me of being an —omple of the ludy who attempted to rob him. J explained to, him that I knew her to be | @ lady of good fumily, and not to speak of the -affair: and that if he was.a loser in uny way I would recoumperse him forit. I then turned towaids the lady, and at the moment I hardly -kuew what todo, My first thought was to up- braid her with the act, and leave ber on th spot; but my second wus that I should, for her | own good, Intorm her mother of the affair, and | With this intention I accompanied Ber home; | but when I saw her mother, I could not bring | my heart to wound her through the failings of ‘her child, as 1 knew my narration of the affair would, and I therefore buried it in my own | besom; and although I wus very constant in | my visits to her family, I never once, in any j manner alluded to it until near theeve of my | departure from the city, when, unfortunately, while iu Conversation with hcr sister, and for the purpose of refuting a charge of a very del- {| icate pature which she brought against me in | relation to the lady in question, I was led to ; Mention the circumstance, an act which I now j very much regret. | l assure you it grieves me from the very bot- | tom of my heart to be compelled to inform you , that the iady to whom | allude in this letter, | and who was guilty of the act, was your } daughter, Miss Wattie. Last night her mother spoke to me of the | atiair ip a very insulting manner, as did one ef her brothers, who, as 1 was Jeaving the door, | never for A moment thi: “ing that (he son of a | Virginia gentleman wounid be guilty of the act, | sneaked up noiwelessly behind me, and, assas. | sin-like, struck me with a slung-shot on the back of the head, and that, too, in his own house, a spot that is sacredly neutral even | ameny saveges. But I tlame veither of them | dor their acts, for, no doubt, the one thinks I slandered her child, aud the other his sister; bat I think if they, or ary other person, would | & dispassionately take into consideration my pre- vious conduct towards the family, cuey conld not bring such @ charge against me, for I defy “py one to say that I have ever spoken of them in any man other than that of the highest esteem. Furthermore, I have been to your daughters for many months the same as a | brother, and have eyen insulted men for them, | and offered my own blood ter them when I thought it was called for: and I challenge them | Fr any one else to point to any time, place, or incident in which I have in any manner pre- sumed upon or took advantage of the familiarity which has existed between us. No! 1 cau thonk my God that l possess an honor which has neyer been tarnished, and which would never permit me to purchase pleasnre at the expense of virtue or of truth. Besides, I pos- sessed a warm and affectionate friendship tor every member of your family save one, and even she possessed my triendship, but I think you will pardon me when I say I could not respect her as I did the rest. 1 am, I assure you, very sorry that Miss Annie has made this affair public in the family, ‘and all I can say to ber doing so is, that she, a Gnughter, possessed leas consideration tor the feelings of her parents and family than did I, @ stranger. Now, did I other than the kindeg and most friendly feelings towards your tami. ly, I could have taken advan: Pi ete ly act and have brought the affair into crimi- nal courts; and once there, I would have had at in my power to summon all witnesses in the case and prove the tru ness of my statement, which, as I eaid betore, I shall ever regret permit to go ja my own bosom. ut in doing so I would have proved aud giyen lodgings for the night. arrangement an improper one, aud took the couple to the Second Ward station, where they i plativg mar a ARREST FOR Horse-sST#ALING.— Charles Brown, alias Billy Simpson, was arrested by | Officer Simonds, upon a charge of horse-steal- ing. made by Christian Price. chased a valuable horse and two males from the prisoner some weeks ago, and took his receipts for the money. The horse and mules Mr. Price pur- were taken from price as stolen property, and were turned over to the owner by the Magistrate. Price went to work to capture Brown, and officer Simonds succeeded in making the arrest. Brown is & colored man, and is held for hearing by Justice Clayton. iia CAUGHT IN THE Ratx.—Dxst night. James Leahy, an old discharged soldier, being in company with Jennie Bliss, a well kno vn cyprian, and both pretty drunk, sought retuze trem the raiu in an empty omnibus, w take ‘Lhe police thought the were assigned separate rooms. This morning they were ordered to pay $2 each for their night's lodging. They paid up and left a ‘THE METROPOLITAN Poticx, of the Third | Ward, will give a grand ball at Temperance Hail, on Tuesday October 13th, for the benefit ot such of their members as were drafted. It will be remember-d that on the afternoon of the pic-nic given by them it rained, and this | ball is merely for the purpose of making up | the deficiency in the amount required. The Third Ward police are gentlemanty and ef- ficient, and richly deserve ‘the aid asked. Siege ae CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher.—After our Teport closed y este Bridget Flaherty, indictedfor grand larceny, was acquitted. Micba+l Shanahan was convieted of petty larceny and sentenced to ten days in jail. Hevry LL. Turner, charged with an assault and battery, submi'ved his case and was fined Su and costs. jones THE St. Domini UHUBCH Pic Nic.—This affair, we are glad to say, was a very success- ful onc, realizing some two handred dollars for its object in view, the improvement of the church. Fora pic nie so tate in the season it wus a remarkable saccess. By the two pic nics about seven hundred dollars baye been realized. eg RESIGNATION OF POLICEMEN.--Yesterday, policemen Theodore Burns and John 5. Sla‘er, of the eighth precinct, tendered their 1esigna- tions to engage in other employments. Sg A Puvsiorocica, Vikw oy MARRIAGH:—Con taining nearly 30 pages and 13) fine Pist-s and En- sravings of the Anatomy of the Zexual Organs ina state of Health and Diseasa, with a Treatise on Self- A buse, its Deplor b » Consequences upun tho Mind aad Body, with the 4uthor’s Pian of T-eat- mept—the only ratio: al and succesafal mode of cure, as shown by the rep riof casestreated. A trothiul adviser to the mar:ied an those contem- ge, who entertain dsubts of thiir physical conditicn fent free of postage to any address, on receipt of 25 cents in stamps or p eta; currency, by addressing DR. LA CROIX. No 3i Maiden Lare, Albary.N Y oo8-1m* eee New 010x8.—Bardeite has ‘ust received from New Yerr one bunored : luin Ciosts for ladies the styles of whish are the very latest. In this Diem Teceiv- stosk of Vry One price, i can W Borperra, océ-5t No. 351 7th street, between I and k, ee THRne Is NO deryi:y the fact, that at the“ Dol- ler Btere.” (433 Pent syivanis, avenue. near 434 at ,) they bave the m ost be=utitul stocs of Jewelry and Pinted Ware «ver oiered here for price, Kvery body should go there and see for themsely, what a dollar will buy, oc 5-lw* Se Nuw Yorx Srrias Gentlemen's Clothing !— New and Fashionable A large sssortm: nt for Dress and Business wear. Tre Englist Sack and Walking Coats exc-!l in Deanty. grade and finish anythirg - ver offered in this city. WALL, StapHews & Co. 2 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th ats, oc2tt {Tnte!l. and Repub] ~ Corns, seu So Punions, Bad Nails, Bnlarged Joints, and other disorders of the Peet, cured without pain by Dr. White, Burgéon Chiropodist No 424 Penn vania avenue, between 4% and 6th street Wasinaten: D. 0d. No aaa for nsultstions se 26-1f # a? PENNSYLVANIA OUTS, via Baltimore and the Nonh West. —Two trains ington daily and one on Handa; aT} ick fare and sure connection: idiera’ ichets paghen= at ba Copenh rate: iekete irther of Great bs varia P lvania avente & ton. Onice Sa. duya from 2 to 4-20 4 se 1 ty é ee of 6ne of your own | P hame of a member of your | GREAT DRAWBACK to persous irate tamily—an act which, I assure you, my Teele | the extreme Western country, is the grea! Tear they ings of filendship towards them are ‘oo sincere ; sve! the Fever aed Ague—the most direful of to permit me to do, although the assault was | fake eee ener? Sey. we, Bese, of persons. at murderous, cowardly, and, worse than all, | time, without any moans Or atendiie relict, a I bit ce Yiew of the great demand for remedy, Hostetter ‘his statement is a purely truthful narration | Ban presented hi- celevrated “Bitter ative pewers for all diteaees of the at been upiversally ecknowledged. The pared after along experience and deap siadr, ived the encomiuns of ths moat e u:048 *rclans. es wellas al! classes. from every part ur country. Te those who doubt theit mas> Virtues. all we can say is, try them, and judge for themselven respectively. — by Druggiste and dealerr generally every- era Wholesale Agents—A. M. Bininger & Co.. 337 Pens. ave. Be23-e03t See gs Baoner DisRases. Samarisan’s Gift ia the most certain. safe and sfactanl remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rom- sdy ever dincovered. QCures in two to four ‘lays, aad recent cases im twenty-four hours No miner: al. no balsam, no mereury. Qaly ten pilla te be BALLS, PARTIES, &o. 1.0.0. F. LEVEE i> FOR THE Benefitof the Library Ar ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 71 Stazer, Ox WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ocrosen u, 1833. The Committee would respectfully inform the members of the Crder and their friends that the Library Association will givea Levee at the Sev- enth-street Hall om Wednesday Bvening, lith in- start. for the purpose of enabling the Associati to purchise Rew Books far the Library eet Every effort will be made to have this Levee ex- celapy former cue given by the Association. ickete $1; admitting a Gentleaaa and Ledies— to be had of the Committeen. Frecutive Co WHR McLean, barisa a Garvastiee IF Havenner. George Brow: Eli Garrett, D. D. Clark. ec7 texen. It ie the soldier's hope, and a friend to those whe do not want to be exposed. Male rac? aget, $2; female, $3. ‘ Samarttan’s Root and, Herd Juices—A positive and permanent eure for Syphilis, Serofula, U ¥ sores, Spots. Tetters. &c Price 81, or six bottie® for 8b. Bold by 8. 0. For’ Reo sovertinement mE Diseases oF 71 Nunvous, Baxruan u ay AMD SEXUAL bYSTEMS.—New snd reliable treat- ment—in ba) ege of the Howard Assuciatton—rent in sealed letter envelopes, free ofcaarge. Addros Dr. J. Skillin Houghton Woward Association Philadelnbia. Pa an 223m Wanrnaxtsp to 1x 81x Days.—Dr. Goarre: Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years Standing, will cure Gonorrhea in siz days. Ne change of diet required Price $1 per bottie Bold by 8.0. Vord, corner lith street and Ps, erenne aehinetan an? Henry Conk &lerend: te ate er Sa 72 MARRIED, On th- 6th iretant, by Rev. J Gitbert, Pasto: of West Georgetows Mm Unur Esq ,to Mire ANNA EK OF O°K On Tuesday morning the ot: inst JRANNELTE BELL. the you gest: bid of Wilitn P. and liza J. Ferguson, azed 3 yeas ands mont *s. iad October 7t', CHARLES 0 )LLINS, aged 53 Farewell ey wif ry chil rep dear, Lam not ¢cad,b t sleeping bere Pre pare—tor flow m6 you must, And » th my forin s sep on the da+t The relatives snd friepda«f the famity are i7 vited to attend the fan-rai. corner of z5ta and & Streets, Firet Ward.atSp m Oct 9th bs Op Wedresiay (ct. ith +Il-HARD EDWARD, youngest cbild of Bto<ly and Mary Sinnicum, aged 9 montbe ard 5 days. Deep &t:100 ‘ed in our household, © ref deud+ each memb-r downy Our derlivg’s iett the parent fold Torlumbe-inthe ground * The fri: rds and relatives of the family are i> vit- ed to atiend hin wu 7c.) thisevening at 10 from bis late res dence, on Zith, between Mav streets Op the Sth instant. im the 16th yrgr_of his age GEORGE, yc vnge t sou of the late Capt. 6 A trpron Ur. Aine ‘Tbe taneral will take piace to-morr wat the 9th inet , frau the residence vi Chad 10a, Erq., No n avenue, bitween 2istaui zi The ‘riends and relatives of the fa:aily are respec tn ly invited to attend, CURTIS LRVES, BY. all of this eity. liam., v V ;ANTED—Four Journ-ymen HOUSE PA ERs. Tie highest wages given Aog'y to GEU K CKOSSFISLD, cornerct idih acd & ais. P@NTED.—A Yourg Yen des rem Posts | ine bu-iners casaci y, sire u Len i etext in German, Faocy st book keeping tqrire,er addres ,at the flice ford. BALL EK Dew York Boies, 360 0 straet oon iw" AWAD PED-A CLELS thorozghly convncvant wth the preparation and rewttion of ac: conrt-,10 thke charge of that department ia the cfice Cla Linirict :rovo t Mara :al | A p-rhor who can come Well recommented as to | 2abi iy and character may obtain a situation by | applying at bis office ___ eed at | W 48RD A white COOK and GHAMURR: MAID, 423 Thirteenth st ,aboveG. c7 at WAN: ED-4 LOY to Btrip Tobacco and ro crrenda, Apjly at No. 30% F atre Hithand < hatreets a fe W ANLEDL—By arerpectadle Wowan.a SITUA TION a Chambermaid, or to Wasi and [roa, Adtrere Catherine, Sts W 437ED—4 FITUATION ips Grocery Store ¥ & young Man who bus bad thrvo years’ «x perience in the business Best of references given. Addre-s Box 6, Star office, oc a* “ 7 ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE in Guorgs town Avy person baving a comfortable House can hear uf an unexceptionable tenant at abcut seventy five do!l.ra a month, by addresiiug Lock Box No, 4%, Washington Port 07 3t* ANTED TO BENT—For a smaii family, in 7 W Washington or Georgetown, @ comfortably- urnisted Honse, containing at least six room. Reserences given: Rent will be paid monthly ia advance, Address, givirg locality, termy, and de scription of the house, H. L., Star ofice, Washing- ton, D.C oc 7-2t® B°*. WANTED, Apply at 510 Seventh street. oc 6. 3t TANTED—A SEKVANT GURL for General lionsework; good references required. A ply, No, dis Bixth st., bet. PaadG@. océ-th V 7 ANTED IMMSDIATELY—A LAL Y as Salen- woman ina Millinery Store Those weil n3- uainted with the business can apply at Mis J. L, Broun’, 439 Seventh rtreet. 066 3t* W AsTED—A GIRL to Cook, Wash, ron anddo General Housework fora private fanily Ap- iy at HOOD’S Jeweiry Store, 338 Penn avenue, Keterences required oc 6-3t* WANTED Soall HOUSS, or two or three un- furnirhee Rooms, by the 2th of this month, in a centrai location, near the horse cara. Rent paid in advance Address, one week. Augustua, Star office. och iw* stance thorougbly her bus.ness. wishes a rita- ation in as private family; will pre‘er where the French language is spoken. “ferences in the city. Apply at the Star office fiom WW tu7 o'clock each day. oc 5-4t" WV ANTED- By anelderly bat faithful and truly honest Mau. a SIU ATIO) do light work about « house. Tes German; speaks Kngiian ia- ¢ifferently. Waves no consideration, ao te ia wall mn care of. Address Box 397 ,Pust Office, Wash- ington. D ___ 00 StF I OUSE W4NTEO.— Wanted to rent, from Nov, let eitbe: in Warh neion or Georgetown a Burnished or Unfurnished House, with stabie and carriage-bou:e atlached Address R,, Lock B 4%, Warhirgten Port Office HE MEM"' RS OF T! METHOFOLITAN POLION OF THe THIRD + Who were drafted into the U, S. Servica. The members of the Police take great pleaeurs in SESonncing to their friends and the public ‘at this Bail will take place at hoes A Hall E street between 9:h and lth ate, on TF EeDAY, Cctober i3th in t. z The Committee of arracgements pledge selves to spare neither psirs or expense to make it piearant and agreeable to all who may favor them with treir compen . Professor J. W. Kreis has kindly volunteered his servicer to act as Ba'let Master on the occa-ion, Tickets gl admitting » gentleman and iadies Committee. C M.8Rirpon JobnT Sheid, J.0 Pettit, ‘as. O. Lurhy, Geo W. Frazier, Robert Johnson, J dchn T, Parker, Aibert Brewer, oc 7-lw* GQ) XTEENTE GBAND BALL 0 OF THe LAFAYETTE CLUB. The Lafayette Boys tate great pleasure in novreing to their many friends and the pud lic in general that their SIXTEENTH GRAND BALL will take place on THURSDAY, October 8th, 1363, AT TEMPERANCE HALL. Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman and ladies, Committee of Arransrments, Wm. Anderson, F. Fridley, H. Leesne‘zer. W Athdowa, B. B. Whitney. 00 5-4t* FOR SALE AND RENT. [Fur other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.) FS RENT—A BARBER BHOP, and the FIX- ‘TURES for sale; on the I id. Inquire at the corner «f 432 and N streets, island.) or ty WM, M. CRIPPS, at Justice Johnson’s office. Ge 8-3t* WM.N G. MAAOK, por RENT.— Several FURNISZED ROOMS, consisting of Parlor and Cnoanbers. O Penn. avenue, corner of 2 entrance on 2'th street. oc 8-eost* As FOR RENT—At a moderate distanc> from Washington, near the railroad, with ad cf six roows, kitchen, and other outbuildings; an an orchard containing all kinds of fruit. It will be rertad low to @ good tenant, and the growing c ops, atocks, tools, &c., will be sold cheap. Ap- pl) at 615 H street north, betwaen 4th and 5th. co St* KS, SALK—Near the Navy-yard, north side of Fenn avenue, in Aquare No. 924, boanded oo theeast by Binth street east, and south by the ublic square, the desirable LOTS aumbere! 1, 2 18, 19. and 2. contiguous lots, No, 1 being improved ty atwo-tory fra ne dwelling house, now occapied by Mr. James Lamb. Apply to the sabseriber. at the Office of the Quartermaster General, corner of Fand l7th sta, from 9 o'clock a. m. to 4'p. m, oe 8-3!" H. COLBURN. Fak Tro Nicaly-farrished ROOMS, on the rst floor, handy to the Departnents and varice cat to gentlemen only, On 13th st., ew York avenue, No. 354. ( NE LARGE ROOM NOW VACANT—WILL accommvdate comfortably three gentlemen ; also, two single rooms, with first-class Board, at “12 Bridge street, Georgetown, only five minutes’ walk from the city railway, oc 7-3t* HGR RENT Nest and comfortably-furnished ROGMB, in suits or singly, for gentlemen only Apply at No. 525 H street, ‘between 6th and 7th streets, within one half square of the city railroad carr. oc 7-4t* Fo RENT—fevera! ROOMB, with some little furni-ure in them; suitable for a meas of gen- Ulemen, w3o can be furnished with breakfast if de- sired, ‘Apply at No $7 Montgomery st., George- tewn. The best references given and required, o¢ 7-St* A GOOD CHANCE £0 MAKB MONEY. For sale, the GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Restaurant and Oyater Zaloon, in a populous and thriving part of the city. Inquire at the corner of Connecticut avenue and K street o07-2t* OR RENT — One Large PARLOB and BED- OOM. oc mmunicating. No, 1 Franklin Place, I street, bet. 13th and Mth, 00 6-3t* $200 POR SALE—A GROOERY STORE, ° Apply at Metropolitan Hall, bet Lith and Ith ets., Penn, avenue, oc ad OK RENT—Three ROOMS, on one floor, fur- nished, can be rented separate or together. Ap- ply at a 5 G street. Best reference required, ce i NEAT OLEAN, COMFORTABLE AND WaLL FYUBNISHED RUOMS for rent in a convenient snd desirable portion of the city, Inquire on the wremises: No, 413 13th strest, between G and H. oc PBT RANT FOR SALE —Cortaining anum- ber of furnished rooms. The whole to be sold, | fad igh state of cuitivatio: AUCTION SALES, eee ee ¥HIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORKOW a ee By J. ©. McQUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. ya ABLE LOT ON 77H 8ThRE? NORTH AT Oct ust LB. On SBIDAY APTS: . be northern porto. tee ee ec we ae wal, fronting ti fects inches on ‘the wate nds ot tey eet worth, between N and 0 streets, running io 2 One f cash ; bal: eas for netea satisfactorily negara. beeing in erent. Expenses .f conveyancing at purchasers coat, oc 8 J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, & O0., Auctionsers. By 3. 0. Mc6UIBB VALUAELS IMPROVEDSQUARE OF GROUND at Pon ic Avetiox.—On Et NOON. October oth. at Roxioct oe cae, wire we sball sell the whole of Square No. 774. contain, ing about ore hundred thousand square feet of ground ; bounded by Third aad Pourth atreets east anc K apd L street: north ; lying well with the jenclcred with 8 good fence, and under andis su; very eboice fruit tree! polled with som The improvements consist of a Frame Dwelling- containing tour roome. and ro : One-trird cash ; balance six, twelve, sad ois een munths, with {iteivst, secured by a deed of trnat on the =. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Re29 eck an J.C. McGUIRE & 00.A By GRREN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers, Por. STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOr aT Avction.—On THU BDAY, the 8th instant, at 5 o'clock p m.. we shal! rel!, in front of the premi- ser, ov H street, betweenéth and 7th streeta north, & four-story Brick Houre, containing ten large and spacious rooms. with halls, ou part oi Lot 17, in Square Ne. 4 The attentiox of buyers is invit=d to the sala. as this property is located in the cenirai part of the city. Sale without recerve. -Terms: One half cash; balance in six, twelve, cighteen and twenty-four months for notes bearing interest seeured by a deed of truaton the premi- ses. Allconveyancing and stamps at cost of tie purchaser. ocl GREEN & WI!.LIAMS, Aucts. on the premis-s, By J. ©. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctionsers. HAS veonin THRSE-STORY sRICK HOUSE, WITH LARGE Back BUILDING at Pun.ic Avo- TIOX.—On FATURDAY A¥TERNOON, October loth at 8 o’clcok on the premises, we rhall sell. a bandsome and well built three-story aweliing- house, with three story briex back bui diag, situ- ated at thecorner of north D street and Second atreetcast. The lot fronts 5 feet on D street, and rupalback 128 feet to # 15 feet alley. The houre is new!y bui't, cortains rizteen larze reoms, complete, with all the modern improve- me) ts. ana is in every respect a first.class house. £2 Pcsscasion given October With, 1*63 Terms: One ‘bird in carh ; the remainder in six, twelve, and eighteen montor, with interest, se: cured by a deed of irrst on he premiers. sesd-eod&da J.C. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. PUBLIC SALE OF AV VAL’ ABLE FARM NKAR HANOVER SWITCH, 1 ne miles from Baltimere. on the Washing'on Railroad, The sub- scriber wisi offer at Public Sale,on the Premiser, on BATU RDAY, Oct. 0th, 1383, at 12 o’clock + Ferma now owned by E ubbell, Kaq., cont 185 seres, well fenced watered.and jimed,im; by a Dwelling-houso Barn Stable, Corn Mouse, aad Tenant Honse, The lend is well improved, anda large portion in timothy and clover, and ‘in full view cf the Baltimore and Washington turopipke ‘ove and railroad, and binding on botaat the9 mile Stone ; adjoining the lands of Wm. Plasamer and others. Also, at the tame time ‘and h lace, the B'ock, Crops, Farming Implements and aboat 40 tons of Hay.’ Terms for land, one-third cash ; bal- ance in one and two years ; or ail cash, at the op- tion of the purchaser. For terms for personal ty and particulars appiy to M, SANNON, Paul street. Baltimore, 0c3 6t* By J. C. McGUIBE & CO. Auctioneers, FOUR BANDSeME BUILDING LOTS ON 4% SIRKEAT, BETWREN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND SOUTH E stkseT.—On BIONDAY AFTERNOON, Uct. 12th, ats}, o’clock,onthe premises. we shall seli Lote rur.bered 10, i1, 12, andi3 in auddivisicn of Banare No. 697, fronting eaca 2) feet on 4}; street, between south & street and Virginia avenue and ruoning back 1i3 feet 19 Inches te a public alley. _ Terms: One-third in cash ; the retsioder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed 07 trust on the preiwises. Title perfect. Ali copveyances at the expense of purcharer. A cash payment of $25 will be required at the time of purchase oc3 [Repub] J.0.McGUIRB& CO, Ancts. LOST AND FOUND. $20 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, on Tuesday ae V night, Cet. 6ta,a WHITB HORSH, with U. 8. un the leit shoulder and C on the right shoulder. The avove rewsrd will be given if retarned to the | corner of 2d and F streets. 3. GUILD. oc 8-3t* EStkavep FROM THE STAsLE OF THE ‘“‘ subscriber, in the rear of 362 K stree), on the 6th instant, s MUBTANS MaR¥; grey ‘col or: short mane, and about 14 hands high. Any per- fron finding ssid goimes and returning it to the Btore of WILBU: 'OCKING, 336 E strect, will be liberally rewarded. 06 8-38" DAVIDR. SMITH, | $10 BEWARDStrayed from our stable, on q Tuesday night, October 6th, a Derk “bay HORSE MULE, about 6 years old; medium size; | bas ove or two white spots from the collar on Tight shoulder; a watt in left ear, and in good or- der. Wher he left, had on leaiher head stail with chain attached. Any person who will deliver said HAPIN & MATLOCK oc 8-3t* sion and delivery of a ay fromthe stable of Mule will receive ee above reward. 450 G st, bet. éthend 7th. 25, REWARD_Wil! be paid for the apprehen 9) HOBSE and BUGGY thet was hired and taken a the subscriber, in Georgetown, D. O., on the morn- ing of the 2d inat., & young man calling himself James T. Harris, out 23 years, 5 feet 6 iaches high ; black fair complexton ; Io Lisck cloth auit, and bi at. The Horse wasa Black Oaradian ; 7 years old ; email white spot in forehead ; falls back op hind foot-locks; marked onleftshoulder, Bugagy nearly new ; painted dark; Striped red a:d yellow; blue linings to the top; silver-plated Harness. Any information that may lead to the recovery of the same will be Scitably or 8B. K.G@LADMON rewarded by application to with Furniture, Fixtures, Good Will, &c., in a 200d location jokness being the sole cause for selling. Apply at the Star office, océ 3t* FS AL eg thr tory and Basement BRICK BOU No. 611 Batreet. between 2d and sd, eightrooms, with water and gas. For terms, &c., apply to EGAN & PERRIS, corner aud B etreeti oc 6 3i 9th i {UR €ALE —A Handsome RESIDENCE vear the Boundary, chea» for cash, on Equare 92; 60 feet front on Ziet street running to Connecticut avenue; ocd Huse, carrisge-houss, sheds, &3, Also a VACANT LOT on 19th stree!; next t6 the corner of N. 56 feet front Wiil be sold at a sacrifice, as my health requires a change of tratness | Apply to the . HIEF ar’T QUARi ERMASTEA’S OFFICE, C x Depot of Washinstun 134 North F street, Wasninxton wy. C, October 1, 1883 TWELVE SHER IKUN WORKERS wanted im- mediately at the Government workshop, cornar of Ninetes nth and F astrasts _ Vata the aaual Gov ercmeot rates, wi bration includ=d. Good aadex- perienced workiner required. None others nead apply Appli to bi ade at onceto D. B Crist, supriveudent, ““RDWARD U. WAR igt Dsptain. A.Q. 4 ,U 8. Ariny. BNTED- 50,000 LAD: &3 TO GALE at 337 ¥ street, epposite Patent UMce and get their V YORES KéR US CLOAKS APES. SACQUE* JOSIBS, OM BLIDPRRE RIRCCSHIOR, +’ BANDE ITLALS 8: AMPED, Wo have the fincet lot of Braid Patterns ever offered here, for tkirts, &¢. Gur Machine th: onty one in the cty, will make yout Pattern and stvup your gods while you wait. oc? im W ANTED—Aj toe Treasury Extension. tweaty CARPENTERS To good workman, the high- ont wanes wil begiven and seeY work, heer at 16 0! , Tr-sury Buildin ce of Construction Tsal ta goa kits, Supervising Architect, a [Onronious.} Ts WANTED TO ~ELU THESTANDAKD History cf the War. This work presentsa rare opportanity to make money. 150,(00 cepigs already sold. Cireulars. giving terma, &c , seat frea, Ad- drean JONES BROS & CO.. Publishers, 71 West Fayette atreet, Rultimore Mid. 883 Io* /AN<ED IMMEDIATELY —Twonty JAG- W Vanier’? Liberal Sages wil be paid to ood workmen, and none others will be accepted. pyly to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, f the corner of Seventeenth strest, Lieut. Cen a cd, BSN a faarterm: my 25-tt Deparment of Washington. ANTED— BEOON BNITORS w Also, Mirrors, en Bean Beading end Bousefarnishing Good Glovery dessrigton. margi-tf ~ Fyot Gad Henst aldo GROOERIES. 100 BBLS. Welch Family Flour at $10.8 barrel, ‘kins choice Gochen Butter, choicest Oolong Fea unp wier and Imp. Ten, Milk Crackers fancy Orackers, &¢, ney, Land uith Oe T-3t + and L and 9th streots. tT Uaegeg aerate a caries iD eve! be Confectionery, Mxth strest, between eed Hats, JUST Beturved rope with and vi cof PRENOH vas aOR. reediowany a imnan tod ohtdaoee, me ls Meera JOB, SHAVPIELD, oF {Bepu! W. CORW: Er OOEN Sarva. IMMEDIATE RELIEF 7 AND PERMANBNT Bent by mal by De ee eet Zor hte USEPA sone, resi, Se 7-im undersigned, or to WM.8. GRAHAM. Gen. L. ofies JAMES HENNING oc6-St* ‘ist st, near R. (0% S44B—A rare chance for a profitable in Ly Ei ent as large and commodioun ‘I0B HOUSE. Ot by $2 feet and 24deep. situated on the Caral Basin, in Alexandria, with the exclusive rivilege of al. the ice formed on said basin. Said feure will be sold ata batzain to any on wishing d proftable business. For ferther information enquire of PETER G. HEN- DERBON, 101 Queen stri Alexandria, Va.,or 464 lth st., between D and KB, Wi Ocb-26* toem ark ina fe ani ‘ashington, Fe £4LE OB RENT.—A DWELLING-HOUSE on Fayette street, Baltimore, between Kutaw sno Howard streets ‘The House contains two par- lors, Gining rocm and kitchen on the lower floor, 10 chambers spare, with all the modern convenien- cer, water, gas, &c. Alro,a small DWBLLING in the reer, fronting on Marrion street, which ia now rented for $12) er year. Price for the two Dwellings in fee $200, if sot pala iaewe! om _— Pernt Fayette street will be offered for rent, price ranoum, For farther particulars apply to 8M. SAGKSON, No. 10 McCullch street, Baltimore. oc3-6t* (CLOTHING STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE .- and Btore to let. The best stand on the str No_ 667 3s Severth street (Island), betwee: ¥. Washington, D.C. oc 51 *GR SALB—A ly-located and well-built KF PRAME HOUSBS, ated on 9th atreot, bet. I aca K, For fartber particulars inquire at 463 I ahd 322 Penn, avenue. s M c i f —at 450 Twelfth ry aid H. PARLORS, or one PARLOR anda large adjoining, beth well furniched; also, sevoral KOOMS . The location 1s one of the moat desirable in Washington, and within five minutes’ walk of Willarda’ and ‘Kirkwoods’, No children in the boune, se 28-tf PERSONAL. Oo — This is to giv ties that my wife. NST GRAYEON bh 3 Teft im bed and boar. ithout jun’ ‘and hes gone off with one Hank Bolasey she sock with her "5450 stolen feom ine, and E herabs forwarn all persons from harb: Grayson > to. with Disek hair, eves and evebr y she! 8, BD! hor right wrist. near the knes, asd a Enot on hor right wrist. f will give $100 reward to who her inet THOMAS TAA Dae. cGolorea} oc 8-3t* ie: : SABI! HAVING ¥ Wire. NA 80} pote ey AY. iS left my bed and board forwarn. ‘sons from Sortorion ee A eetiog Ber, as cain ger no debts OTS’ _GEORGR-BORRORD BL. NQusgiat fis es ERAS: and out ‘will pay Re debts of her co! pei Witita Lavra eRRGRE, calling et the Atar | office. Livery Stable. Georgetown, OsT-A 19th ant Tew corner Market and Bridge streets Cc. 0c8-3t* ‘ir of GOLD SPECTACLES, betwe 22d, F street, on Monday last. A libe- will be given for their return one 0c 7-2t* (CAMs TO THE BUBRORIBRR, TWO COWS, one large Bed and White Buffalo Cow, with short tail and ral ece cutoutof her left ear; the ther isa Red ith white face and crumpli Bonga Bet ows with wate fe gpd crugned oc7-3t* farm on Piney Branch road. SQ) REWARD—Lost some time ago. either at gt the Washington tor between ther. and Baltimore, a Square Bl Travelling VALISE. The above reward will be paid on its delivery to miss EK. M. HADLEY, Media, Chester county Pa. Berd by Adams Express and they will coliect the money, oc7-3t* was. STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER On Buturday night. the Sd inst, a GOL! BUNTING CASE WaTCH, with" BR K.” marked f tne ense, & er gurrd attached Also, a large LEATHER POOKBT BOOK containing asum of Money, Also, a small GOLD BREASTEIN, $25 rewar ill be given if the Watch is returned to RICHARD KEATHLEY, opposite Navy Yard Gate. 005-3t* STRAYED OB 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 finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving or giving information of them at Mr, DENNIS WELSH’S, Virginia avenue, betwoen 26th and 27th streets. Océ: 3t* & Pe 0 REWARD—HOBBE STOLEN —Was stolen DOU from my pasture and dreug ht to Washing- ton. on Wed: al . Reptember 38-2, by a mu’at man nal ‘om ison, & bob tail Bay Mare, about 15%; hands high, and ten or twelve years old. This Mare is well-known in Washington, having belonged to Mr. -Kibby aud Join Hoover, the butcher, from whom I got year ago. Bhe was brought to Hi " le by Tom on Wednes- day,and teken a’ Thuraday, Iwill pay = reward for her and $25 for t! ehension of the thief. The Mare can be identifi aT, and left with, Mr. Hoover, ODEN Bowisé, Collington Post-oftice, oe5-tt Prinee George county, Md. STRAYED [asi night, trom the yard of the Star office, Bix COWS and a BULL. ‘Two Red Cows; one of them old and the other ze ols ret has sts rtion of her tail, small 30] pr We. ie na Wait eter, siving her first milk, an OW e smal ri o The Buli is old, brown or dark red,with white spots om bis body, and s white spot in his eines ‘or four of them had ropes 08, some of ‘tion to being of untwisted large e MILITARY SUBSTITUTES, SU Ea ah ARNG AAT ERReDa men. Those in want of Substitu find terest to ly at the “In Geacs sad eal Metate Ofcor® No. 511° Minth at-; er te avenne: oy, H, MILLER, G2ABD OPENING, Ad AND ELEGANT PARIS 4¥J POL FASHIONS. MMR. DEMOQREBT AND MBS. HINELBY’S, res rate branches. ip pes ancora ia Prive ie ‘and te OMdirror of Fashion, at 301 Be ;brenue, between ith sad igh ¢ = Ohi eae eg: rans ani SL” |, BOOTS a ORS. ni BUTTE BI FUTURE Days. FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES SER 187 Paes. By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. At the Horse Bazaar, 98 south side { «wis aLavenie between Winth and Tenth streets. 30 PORaES ra a AT AUOTION.—0n S4T- DS south side La. are Metra yay AEA TarNar, $3 ae ie ta .b Wa 5 Md W.L. WALL & CO., tthe Horse Bazaar, 98 south side Lowisiana avenue, amore * DS fer a om) proves 8 ORG. OBSB, 7 yours AA rele ranaaep ad tt ft 4 cost in Newark 8250; at duction, SATUB! NING, inst, Jat IGo'slock! atthe Basar, SON =) W. L. W. WALL & 00.. Ancts. he gabe He waees CO., Auctioneers £ the Horse Baz 98 y teiwerm th and With siveats —e ARN F 4s", HORSE, MULB. AND 4 OTHER HORSES 4¥0 OsnniaGss at AUCTION —Un SATURDAY The liaraue® Jo th inst., at 10 0 elock, w3 will vollet Mamet a can trotin 2:60 4 Horses 1 Close Carriage 1 Open Carriage. Verms cash. _ees WM. L. WALL & 00 . Ancts. By WM.L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers South corner Penn, avenue amd Ninth stress. HecsEborp FUBNITUBS AND MISJKLUA- NEOUS ASSORTMENT OF Me acuaxvise ar AuG tiow.—On SAPURDAY MOBNING., ith inst. atio o'clock, we willtell in frontof the An :tion Rooms. } Household Furniture to cover atramcee ; e Clock, Bronze Mantel 0: naments rble-top Sideboard aud Giarses Solid Walnut Recre' ae and B okcase Wairut Refreshment Tabie. Wardrobes Bol : vets he ofa, tin ine, A lot Second -hane ‘Furnitare - thow Case, &c., &c., &e. ALso, 10 atoss Smoking Tobacco, ocs WM.L. WALL & OO., Aucts. By J.C. McGUIBE & CO.. Auc ioneers XTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY 34..K OF 4 FINE Horses, OarRtaGks, aWy UakNass.—Oa WEDNESDAY AFTEBNOUN, Uct Mita, at 4 o’ciock, at the Stables on Ustreet, between i3% and lath streets, we shail sell the follcwit.g Valuable Property for acsount of a gentleman who bas no further use for it, viz: Pair of five year old, Jong ta'l Black Carriage Horses, gcod travelers, very stylish aud ciose- ly matched Pair of Bay Mares, six years old, of good style and fine roadsters One sorrel Hor e and one Bay Mare fine double team, or One Sorrei, 8 years old, showy aad ine traveler Ondine Grey Horee,9 yeara old and a very fast rotter One half-top Brett, in excellent order One ** Dusenbury’’ Wagon, with + afts and pole, for two or four persona, a beauti‘ul carriage aod in perfect order Ona Square Rox Wagon, with pole and rhafts,in perfect order Ore Light No-top Bugey, in good order Three setts Double Harness, all of tbe best mate and made to order Two Betta pes Harness. in fins order Blarkets. Halters, Sireingles, Whios. &>., Allofthe above may examine! at any time previoue to the sate. T cash. os 3.0. McGUIRE & CO. Anots, UC?TION ea ie T HARPER'S FERRY ARMORY, VA. GOVERNMENT SALB, ON TURBDAY, OCTOBER 2th. 1853, Commencing. vest clock noon, precissly, with- we out regard to wes TEL BE BOLD AT THE HARPER'S FERRY AKMORY, VIRGINIA, THE POLLO VisG G CONDEMNED URUNANOR AND ORDNANCE STOKES, vis: Lot Ne. Pounds 8 years old. ili work singly - Articles. st Iron Wheeis..... crap lron and Steel -__ . ot) Musket ana Rille Barrels Cast Steel Dies and fools 9—Wrought I. be ‘ 3, 16, 23-8 Prip Hammors aad Gast iron... asin 24—3 Trip Hammers and Oast Iron | iw ,00 25—19 Cast Iron Forges... 16,500 2%—1 Drop Ham =f ue Blasts * —1 Arpvil 28—3 Egg Stoves me 4 Tomperiag Forge. 01 Soreen ee 2 B-Seriegs and Turnings 34—1 Lot Wrought Bcraps, Terms—Oa+h in Government 8. DANIBL J, YOUNG, Ordnance Agent. By order Secor: if We gen Teer Beoretary oN OANNON, Auctionser. By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Georgetown, D. C. 'WO-8TORY BRICK SOUSE AND LOT IN Grorcerow™ a? Avction.—1 will sell on WEDNESDAY APT! GON ne: ber 4th, at 4 oclock, infront of the oye on Green Street, between Gay and Dun Streets ; the Lot fronts 30 feet on Green street and in improved by a good Two-story Briex House, containiog four r. *eferms: One-half cash ; the remainderin six and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premines. sh conye aaa at cost of the purchaser, cS gas THOS. DOWLING, Auect'r. ByJ.0 MoGUIBE & OO.. Auctioneers. ‘WELVE SUPERIOR WORK HORSES, DGGY, HaRNEss, AC., aT PuBLic S4LB —On WSDNESDAY MORNING, Ovtoner 7in, at o'clock, at the Stables of L. J. Middleton, Beq..on Zt street, near Easny’s Bhip-yard, we shail se')\— Twelve Large and Superior Work Horses. sold ta reduce stock for the winter, and for no fauit. LBO, A food Bugsy. lot of Harness |, &e., ke, os “ J.0. Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucts. i fame bour an . oc ‘SS. 0. MoGUINE & OO. Avcts._ By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. orgetown, D. 0. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED Psopenty aNp Water Power ¥Ean Grorerrowny, D. By virtue of w trust fi . Berry & Co, totl he 23d of Jute. ‘sam re id the lard reeor.a of said tb, ia |S , No. 180, at Folio 23, &c., 1 wili sel! at Public Auction on the premises, tu the highest idder,on SATURDAY, the loth day of October pext, at 12 ocak oe of the Old per’ BS wei @eor; nod ituated between the Oherapoake ant Orie Gavat and the Potomac river, (excepting however, the including the two Mills assigned to . joemaker & Brother ot articles of agree ment recorded in same Liber No. 147, at Folio $6, &c., and the extreme eastmost angle convayed to John Corcoran by deed recoded im same Liber No. 208, at Folio &,&c). There ia upon tt ca operty to be sold, avery valuable Distillery, with fixtu: &¢., now in successful operation with good water F from the Canal, as weli as from the atream own as “* Mill Branch.” runuii Sirpuen the remises. By reference to the recorda Shia, the Eanshe sh varios Betions, Kf = origia: ‘oundry. A ‘seen that ali reser: tiona sana for plete enjoyment of th ev water power. : are, oe ee cmraine avant i vote river navigation great facilities for shipment, they farnish f.tare evvorten for per- Seeking rea! estate investme:.te atoltke entie Foun try Pro end-8h: coran' tothe on apne ae be secured by uo «4 at 0 nd al sixtne 6, teen months beoring interest, and a deed oF om the is If the terms of the are Sporompiie® with in six. dsys from the: saleinclasive, tke prope! ot of the lefniting ay ai pats ing and stamp jos at the cost f the rohaser.} scle-codhaa =” otros, Sa By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction OP ig aS. Lon “es eae “ee ets ba Pare — ee om Ci a