Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Cawrrrsvey.—Manager Lea, with charac- teristic determination to please the public by the production of none but the best talent, has engaged Mr. J. H. Ogden, a splendid delinea~ tor of Irish character, and Mons. Szollosy, the dancer and maitre de ballet, who will appear to-night. Sallie Sunderland, the esner Sisters, Mulligan, West, Williams and all of the old favorites are still upon the boards. Forp's TuzaTsn.—The celebrated Christy Minstrels, famous the world over for their Amusing entertainments, will open at Ford's ‘Theater to-night for a short season. The Cbristy Minstrels have been well known ever since Ethiopian entertainments came first into ‘vogue, and this Company has by reason of a judicial decision, the or Tight to claim the title of the “original” Ohristy Minstrels. The pill for to-night is a good one. VARIETIES.—The manager of the Varieties Hall to-night serve the exciting local drama, <The Belle of Washington,” which had such ‘am immense run at this resorta few d ‘The play seid to depict scenes which occurred is city ; scenes representing the Gangers and excitements of life'in the Capitol. ‘The cast of characters is a strong one. pe Suwpay Rror.—Yesteraay evening, about 14 o’elock, & disgraceful riot o¢¢ntYed in the Northern Liberties, about 3d street. Thecrowd congregated would number a thousand men From the evidence it appeared that the fighting began at a stable on L street, near 3d. Some boys were taking horses to water. Two white boys got on the horses, and the others tried to get them off, which began the fight. It soon increased to a general row, white and colored rsons running to the spot, and stones were rown. Several white men were knocked ‘down. The rioters moved down to the corner Of 3d and K streets, and the house occupied by Maurice Sullivan, white, next to the corner, and the house next door to Sullivan, were smashed with stores thrown by the rioters. Stones were thrown from the windows of the house next to Sullivan's, which was occupied by.colored persons, and this caused the stones to be thrown at these houses. Roundsmen Kelly and Eckloff, and patrolmen Crook and Crown arrested Patrick Enright, white; James Johnson, Wm. Brown, Ohas. Gibbons, Samuel Hall, Randolph Williams, Alexander Thomp- son. and Frank Bailey, colored. Gibbons was charged with being engaged in the riot, and with knocking down a white man; but it was shown that another man knocked the white man down, and Gibbons ‘Was notin the riot. He was dismissed. There ‘was no evidence against Williams, aud he was dismiseed. The others were held to bail for their appearance at the Criminal Court. The bail required is $300 each. About #% o'clock at night another riot oc- curred on 2d street, near Massachusetts ave- mue. It commenced by a soldier insulting a female. Some of his companions were near, and a number of teamsters turned upon them. Roundsman Kelly, aided by some citizens, dis- Pree the crowd and arrested James Skirvin, . King, James Matheyson, E. Wilson and John F. Willis, all soldiers, who were glad to fall into the hands of the police to save their dives. They were turned over to the Provost Marshal. ee FOURTH WARD STATION Caszs.—John H. | Delaney, violating city law; dismissed. Sarah Scott, disorderly; workhouse. Frank Donn, assault and battery; bail for peace. Frank Green, drunk; $1.55. Sarah Hall, profanity; $2.58. John Price, drunk; $1.58. Pat'k Fity- gibbon and Charles Finnegan, throwing stones; $i.5s8each. Pat’k Ryan, drank; military. S. H. Haws, do.; dismissed. Stephen Larkins, do. gnd dicorderly; military. Lauretta Davall, disorderly; $370. Benj. Smith, creating nuis- ance; Martin Archer and Jas. Murphy, drunk and disorderly: dismissed. Jno. H. Doyle, do.; for hearing. John Smith, sleeping ia street; } $1.58. OC. H. Stenly, drank and disorderly; | $1.59. Caroline Savoy, disorderly; 21.58. Rich’d Wilson and W.H. Wright, do; military. E. Sanders, grand larceny; for hearing. George Butchery and Thos. Cane, suspicious charac- ters; $2.50 each. id Jones, profanity; $3. Nace Slater, do.; 23.55. John Sebastian and Philip Roach, drunk and disorderly: military. Chas. McPherson, iarceny;do. Eliza Brooks, keeping a bAwdy-house; jail for court. Thos, Mekewan, alias Madden, drank; $15). Geo. Andrews suspicious character; workhouse. John W. Lee, drunk; $1.58. David Calhoun, profanity; $3.55. Richard Reed, disorderly; $358. Devid Calhoun, disloyal language; dis- missed. Thomas Murray, sleeping in wagon; dismissed. Jam obnson, Patrick Enright, Wa. Brown, rioting; bail for court. Charles Rudolph Williams, do.; do. Samuel Hall, Alexandra Thompson, Frank Bailey, do,; bail for court. Chas. Ware, fighting; $158. Jas. Shirvin, T. King, James Matheson, E. Wilson, do.; military. Bartholomew Murphy, disor- derly house; jail for court. Also, selling liquor a soldiers: $20. Also, selling without license; 20.55. ——S THE FEMALE PickPOCKET—The Daughter of | John C. Calhoun a Sufferer by her Depredations. Satarday night Mr. G. Senfferle, of the tirmof Jackeon, Bro. & Co., went to the Fourth Ward station, and identified a pocket-book found upon Elien Hickey, the female pickpocket ar- Tested that morning, as the property ot Mrs. Clements, of Beltsville, Maryland, @ daughter of the late Jobn C. Calhoun. It was identified by certain notes writen by Mrs. Clements at the store of Jackson & Bro. It also contained two #20 notes. Mrs. Clements was robbed either in the street cars or in the market house. ‘There is still another pocket-book, containin, money, which was probably stolen from dii- ferent persons, remaining to be identified. | 0’¢!eck Roundsman Kelly, who performed the search- ing operation, went to the prisoner's residence, one room, 6th street, between A and B east. ‘The room is elegantly turnished, and all the clothing (male and female) was of the finest quality. Her husband, she says, has been a soldier, and was discharged, and is now look- ing for employment. The only thing in the shape of money found at the house was a roll of Confederate £10 notes in a morocco bag, which was not taken. She is still in jail. ee eee Potick Rerorts.—Martha Jackson, disor- derly; $2. Martin Flynn, assault and battery; | dismissed. Agnes White, John Kilcoyne, H. | Light, Jacob Peigle, Samuel Cline, Mary ‘Weisner. Jerry Healey, Wm. Weiks, suspicion | of murder; do. Frances Thomas, threats; do. Jobn Fox, deserter; military. Joseph Dorsey, drank; $2. Rebecca Smith, assault and bat- | tery; dismissed. Caroline Robinson, vagrant; | ‘workhouse. James Doyle, disorderly; $2. B. | Long, larceny; jail torcourt. Elias Matthews, g@ronk; $1.58. James Derkin, drunk; $1.58. T. sidy, deser'er, sent to navy yard. Thomas encil, disorderly; $5. annah Jackson, ighting; $2. Struck sy LicguTNimc.—On Saturday af- ternoon, during the time of the gnst, a flash of lightning struck a team of horses at the corner ot Thirteenth street and Ohio avenue, and in- stantly killed one of them, and knocked three others senseless for a while. The team be- | longed to Mr. George B. Smith, and was haul- | ‘ing bricks trom the Navy Yard, The colored | driver was upon the saddle horse (the one x lied), and w-s knocked off and thrown about six yards into the mud, but was not materially | injured, having lit on his head. Danrine Roppgry.—Atan early hour on Sat- ‘urday morning three thieves entered the store and dwelling on the corner of 6th and P streets by cutting out the slats of the shutters and hoisting the window. The proprietor was asleep with his pantaloons on, and the rogues turned bim over and robbed his pockets of 812; took $4 from the pocket of a ladies’ dress: took cffa valise anda keg of butter, and left the Same way they came. Some parties living a short dieta: ce from the house saw them ieav- ing the premises but before he could apprise tne police they were ont of sight. ———— ParsruL Casvatty.—We learn that two ebildren of Mr. Pullman, residing near Fort .yon, were to-day killed by the explosion of a bell thrown from the fort at a target The get was placed some distance from any se, And the presence of the children in the pe @ did not hear accounted for. As the been used for a long time, no blame as, We believe, been attached to any one con. nected with the fort. The affair is of a traly painfal character, and we trust that proper qneans will be taken to insure against pe Top. efition of a like occurrence —Alezandria Jour- nal, August 6. ————_— Kauzrine A BawDY Hovse.—Eliza Br Alias Elizabeth Turuer, colored, was P iobowr Saturday night, by officer Crook, of the 4th Ward, for keeping & bawdy house, near ist street, near New York aven The main ‘witneeses were all colored women. and their evidence was positive. The justice sent Eliza to jail for court. A Haavy Liv ——_~.—— Last night, 8 Mr. John Adams was relieved of his pecket-book, con. taining $2,200in Treasury notes, while in the neigbberhood of the depot, by some adroit thief. meee = while in the neighborhood of the Park, yesterday, was also relieved of $75 in greenbacks, 8nd a silver watch. ——— Perry LARCENY —This » Officer Berkely srrested Maria Pp; lored, for atealing underclothes, belong! to Miss McNeity, and she was commmeitied to jail by Jaatice See St te S200) WARD Station Oaszs._F. Mf. eer, drape and disorderly; swe heman, assault and battery; uel Kelley, drank: $1.58. eaeanit and batiery; bas, jail for court. ARREST OF A NoToRious Gana or Gruan- ACK CoUNTERFEITERS.—Sixteon individuals, all counterfeiters of U.S. Government notes; arrived in this city frem St. Louis, where seer had been captured several days ago by Uol Baker, chief of military detectives, and a corps ofassistants. They were all committed to the Old Capitol prison. Greenback manufactories of the denominations of fifty, twenty and ten dollars, and fifty cent currency notes, were discovered at Si. Louis, Uoyington, Ky., and Nauvoo, Ill. while the principal establishment was at Indianapolis, Ind., where an entire fam- ily of six or seven persons were engaged in the printing and trimming of the notes, which are all good imitations of the genuine ones, the paper, howeyer, being inferior. Plates, eleven presses, paptr, ink, &c.,and dies for forging twenty-five cent metallic pieces, the latter being circulated in Mexico and other countries, Were also captured. A very large quantity of the spurious paper has been secured and is in Washington. Much of the same manufacture has found its way into the hands of soldiers in the West, agents for its sale and circulation being established in yarious localities. The precise extent of the fraud is not yet known, but it is believed mil- lions of the counterfeits are in circulation. This is certainly one of the most important ar- kind shat aoe eter been mave:is the country, for but for ¢ covery 0! fraudulent transactions, uw." Government might have been seriously injure ‘2 its mone- tary affairs, and the soldiers would .° doubt have been the greatest sufferers. The suc°#! of the in vestigation and the arrest of the parties reflects thé highest credit upon those engaged init. There were seventeen in all arrested, but one of them managed to escape from the train between Altoona and Harrisburg. A passenger who was on the traininforms us that the guard fell tnto a doze and the counter- feiter slipped the irons from his wrist and sub- sequently frem his feet and leaped from the train while it was in motion. He wasno doubt killed as the road (at the point from whence he leaped from the train,) was thronugha rocky, Mountainous region, and vpon either side of the road are slopesstrewn with rocks. pili Ad olla Dipn’r DrvipEk FArrLy.—On Saturday, Jas, Leonard was arrested by officer Alder, of the Fifth Ward, on the complaint of Henson Mul- liken, who charged him with swindling. They were taken before Justice Ferguson,-when it @ppeared that they are colored subsiitute brokers, and the first named sold a substitute for $300, of which he gave his partner $25 only, when he claimed half the amount received. The case was dismissed. SPEOIAL NOTICES. seats Ss hoa Strand NOT upon the orderof your going, but go at once, and buy a bottle of the fragrant 8ozodont, You will never regret it, It not ony baautifies and preserves the Teeth, and arrests decay, but leaves the mouth ceo], and the breath as fragraat agarose. All Druggista sell it. au 6 3t Corns, Bunions, BaD NAILS, ETc. Dr. White will be in attendance at his rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenre, onand after Fri- day, July 22d. Jy 21-tf Cotoatr’s Honey Soap. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggisteand Fancy Goods Dealers. ja25-eoly Covans anv Cotps. The sudden changes of our climate are sources of pulmonary, bronchial and asthmatic affections, Experience having proved that simple remedies often act speedily when takenin the early stages of the disease, recourss should at one be had to “Brown's Bronchial Troches.” or Lozénges, let the cold, cough, or irritation of the throat be ever so slight, as by this precaution a more serious attack may be effectually warded off. Public speakers apd singers will find them effectual for clearing and strengthening the voice, Soldiers should have them, as they can be carried in the pocket and taken as occasion requires. Sy 23-Im,r ANagw Pesrome rOR THE RANDEEROHIEF, Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.”” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Ni ight Blooming Cereus.’’ Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus., Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,”” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume distilied from the rare and beautiful flower from which it takes its name. Manufactured only by Puatow & Son, N.Y. BBWARB OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK For PHALON’s—Taxkk NO OTHER. Je 16-3m Sold by druggists generally. Duport’s Sugar-costed Female Regulating re the very best in use. They operate specdily and effectively, and eae Sugar-coated create no Dausea upon the most delicate stomach, A trial o. these Pills will prove their egeeey over all others. Price @labox. Sold by8.0. Ford, corner Ith street and . Washington, and Henry Qook. Alexandri {a6-lv Dz. Pil MARRIED, Ov March 17, 1854, by Rev. W. M. D. Ryan. SAM- UBL LLOYD, Esq..of Baltimore, to Miss LOUISA E. MARTIN, of this city, : < DIED, On the 7th inst. JULIA J., infant daughter of wa: E. and Mary Cox, aged ! year,5 months and iz bd ‘uneral will take place this afternoon, at 3 ock, from No, 4"0O L street, between luth and ith, where tic friends of the gots are iavited ten’ h inst., CORNELIOUS O°LEARY, ia the 45th year of his age. . The friends and relatives of the family are re- srectfully invited to attend bis funeral to morrow (Tuesaday) evening, at 30’cleck, from his late resi- dence, on P street, bet. Mth and Ith. * On the 7th of August, after an illness of afew hours, FRANK SMEDLEY CAMPBELL, son of James J. and Jane E, Campbell, aged 5 years and 9 months, * 1 t ‘yor .. ignac and other varieties, HOUSS GRAPES FOR 8ALE —Black Ham- rg. White Nice, Constantia, Syrian, Front- White Grapes, $1.25 per pound; Black Hamburg, $1.0. Confectioners | charge $2and $225 Orders for five pounds and more received at the GLOBE OFFICE, 464 Penn- sylvapia avenue. au 5-e03¢™ NOnCeBeving, been avpointed Scavenger o the First Precinct, Fourth Ward. persons can leave notices at the following places, and the; will be attended to: Northeast corner of G and 5t! | sine southwest corner of I and 4d streets; Cen- ter ket; Northern Liberty Market; Fourth Ward Station House; and my residence No. 141% Delaware avenue, between Hand T stresis. au 6-3t* JOSEPH P. GLOTZBACH. Gj FORGETOWN ACADEMY. x FOR YOUNG LADIES. No.128 Bridge st., between Congress and High sts. The avnual exercises of this Institution will com- mence on MONDAY, the 5th of September next, Circuiars can be had at Mr Orandell’s Book- store, Georgetown, or Mr. Joyce’s Bookstore, Penn. avenue, near 2th street, Washington, Rey. OLIVER COX. Principal. W7- Car tickets will he supplied by thé Principal to zopis residing in Washington, at half price. 486 486 OHOICE STOCK 486 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS. 486 456 PAPERHANGINGS, 486 Aselect and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and low-priced Paperhangings, Borders, Statues, Oen- ter Pieces, &c. Fed WINDOW SHADES, = Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window pices, a vexiaty of patterns; Shade Fixtures, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Silk snd Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizes and colors, a beautifal assortment; Picture Rings, Nails, &c. The largset assortment of Oval Frames in. th e largest assortment of Oval Frames District, va ranted te be gilded with cold le : #0, @ variety of Dar Tames, W: Hed stock of small-sized Oval and Carte de Via ‘ames. 3 ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS. A few choice Engravings and Paintings always in_store. Shades ite Ordere for Paperhanging and Window punctually attended to in city or county, ‘erms cash fer goods or labor, = oS MARERITER, - No. 486 Seventh street, fy7-* Right Doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, PORATION OF WASHINGTON STOOK for ms to sui sale, in sums F438 0 MCGUIRE & CO. aul-di%t Auction and Commission Merck ASHINGTON CITY savVinas Ww chs oe Marog Sta, 1864 EDWARD SIMMS. President aod Treawrer. EDWABD QhAREAY ice Brecitent and Secretary, 1, - TORS, wm. LB, THOS. J. GARDNER, wa . Ve Fon QOUEY sa v. bat BANK, ‘ia Bank is now open for the receipt of deposits, ew Bankin, use, No. 5S jana ay- Ssee aden Rea Sree, saievars at the sd tes . eg SP ioulalane s yenue EXCHANGE. So Bp aturRR, GEN- $y tm ie ATTY Ls Caan Oy aed 0 Sea Te pv Oay. mnau, WANTS, ANTED—A good second or third band BA- KER. Apply at the Star Office. su 8-3t* WY ANTED_A good CHAMBERMAID Apply WANSTo ret Cetwcen ise and toth, aus Se WANSTED-a mounted #HOW OABSE, 6 or7 feet long. Inquire at Star Office. au 8-3t ANTED—A good COOK, one who can wath and iron. Must bring recommendations, Apply at 451 2d street, Capitol Hill. au 8-20" W ANTED—WELL DIGGERS ire at the Government carpenter shop, corner ef New York avenue and 18th street. au 8-3t* WW ANTED- By a young woman. s SITUAVION ‘as chambermaid or to do nursing, Apply at No. 390 7th stre etween H and I Li RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN WISHES A A SITUATION as Chambermaid. Refereuce gras Apply atthe Trimming Store, F street, etween lith and 12th streets, It ANTEP—By a young girl. a SITUATION to “ go ebpmbeework ae pis sowing. oF to make herself gener: Seful, 5 street, between M and N ats. x wana 8-2t* Wann, IMMEDIATELY—Two good JOUR- NEYMEN CARPENTERS. Apply to CISS7 i & GRIMES, High street, between Bridge street and canal, Georgetown, D, 0. &a 8-2t* WANTED By a respectable young girl, a SIT- UATION ina mel family to nd housework ornurse. Apply to No. 391 G street, betyoen ist 1 and 2d streets. . ANTED—A practical FARMER and GAK OE- *. ‘om is ci it F. BROGDEN’S Feea Store, K st. pear?24. ads tw » ANTED-—Two good JOURNEYMEN BAR- KERS. 756 beat of wages given, Apply at No. 136 Bridge street, Georgetown. an 8-3t* HENRY BONITZ. Wntsp—a amart, active COLORED BOY, to work in an Ic» Cream Saloon. Apply imme- gietely: at 2447th street north, between ~ and aus-4t* ANTED—A YOUNG MAN in a wholesale wine and sutler supply business. Must write a ‘ood hand ard be somewhat aequainted with book- feeping. Best of references expected. Address Wine Merchant, at this office, 1t* | FOR RENT AND SALE, Ce ‘OR RENT—A small furnished HOUSE, con- EF taini: d water. 494 D, between Istand 2 stan en aanate’ etween | 1d 2d sts. SEVIRAL PLEASANT BOOMS WILL BE © rented low, to tlemen only. Situation de- sirable, 319 Sth st between Land M, au 8:St* ‘OR SALB- The good will, stogk and fixtures of i the BARBER SHOP, No. 491 10th street, Simpson House, Apply on the premises, su 8-3t' FOE BENT—Two ROOMS or more on the first floor of a private dwelling, No. 8 Missouri av., between 4, and 6th,meart&e corner of 6th street. au 8-3t’ i i BRICK HOUStS FOR RENT—One located On Sth street, the otheron l0th street I[n- quire No, 285 scutheast corner of isth and D streets. au 5-2t° FOR RENT—A three-story BRIUK HOUSE, with L Basement. containing nine rooms, with Fnr. niture, on G. between 4th and Sth Streets No. 414, Apply to EB. WROR, corner of j2tn street and Mas- sachusetts avenue, or ~7, the premises, au 8-4t* ona = (°*LINC Govse FOR SALE. The Proprietor of this ular and well-known Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from busi- ness, aud offers his well-known hoase for sale. Any one wishing to engage in a LUCRATIVE BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- sylvania avenue, between 12th and I3th sts. LAY, FOR SALE—Apply at the firat the Eastern Branch Bridge. rene ge ee, F°% SALE—An excellent BAGATELLE TABLE, L Price $125. Inquire at RUDDERFORTH'S Di- ning Saloon, lith street, between G and New York 2venue, au 6-3t FUBNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT.— Several c ccol, pleasant ROOMS in a convenient loca- tion—N.O. 499 luth street, between Peana. ay. and C street an 6 3t* T° LET—wo Bleely furnished ROOMS and KITCHEN. suitable fora gentleman and wife. Apply at No. o84 & street, between 6th and 7th streets, © au 6-3t* For RENT—A front acd back CHAMBER, on the second floor; also two other desirable Rooms. Apply at 425 13th street, bet.@ and H. house from au 6-Im* ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable White woman, todo housework and help with washing and ironing. No objection to nurse; isa neat. plain sewer: country preferred. Address Box No. 47 Btar Office, until Monday evening, 8th of August. it* WASTED.—A SITUATION as Salesman or Bookkeeper in some retail, wholesale or commission house. He has had twenty years ex- periencein the business. Well acquainted in the city. Best of reference given. AddreasS. D. M Star Office. au 8-3t* ANTBU—A good size second-hand TENT. ‘Address SUTLER, Star Office. au 6 2" au A RARE CHANOB for any one wishing to en- gage in the Grocery business, The STOCK d FIXTURES on the corner of 13th and H sts, are now offered for sale. au 6 3t* OOMS TO LET ON L STREET BETWEEN 9TH and 10TH STREETS—Two large and pleasant ROOMS. suitable tor gentlemen and their wives tolet, with or without board. Inquire at this office. au 6-3t WELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.—For rent, a two-story Brick House, with back building lot. situated in the Firat Ward. Apply to . WILCOX, No. 343 2ist street. Possession given on the 8th of August. au 6-3t* and WANTED a first class GOOK and TABLE WAITER. Apply at JACKSON BRO & 00., 333 Pennsylvania avenue. au 6-lw* SMALI HOUSE FOR RENT, AND FURNI- ture for sale. Apply 434 Pa, syenne. uD au 5-: WARNTED—By a respectable woman, a SITUA- TION as cook, who understands all kind of meat and pastry cooking. Apply at 523 11th at., near Penna, avenue. au 6 2t* WANZTED—Pour JOURNEYMEN OARPEN- TERS. to whom the best wages will-be given. Apply to SAMUEL WISE, 346 K street. between 12th and 13th, 6-2t* stairs A LARGE FRONT ROOM on the second floor for reat. at 456 Est, [tis furnisned with water and gas. Itis within a few yards of the Post Of- fice Department. au 5-3t* URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, BOARDING house in the neighborhood where meals are served. Isquire at No. 320 New York ayenue, ba- tween 9th and Ith steeets, aud le* ANTED—A WOMAN to cook wash and iron. to go ashort distance in the country, either German or Colored. Good ref-rence required. Apply at 396 7th street, corner of H, aus 3t* Fo S8ALE—The GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIXTURES of a restaurant, on New Jersey avenue, No. 520, Forfurther particulars apply on the premises, au 5-3t* W tree! ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A white or col; cred YOUNG MAN, to wait on piloting: Good references required. Apply to Mr. BO 2331 between lith and 19tn. au GE ERTEEREN WISHING NEAT AND PLBAS- HW ANT ROOMS in a desirable neighborhood, may obtain them by applying at 417 13th street, near G st. an 5 3t* room BT, wan ED—A YOUTH of good address a Bookstore. Apply, in handwriting of appli- cant giving references, to P.O. Box No. 260, au Fo RENT—A FURNISHED PARLOR and CHAMBER, communicating, on second floor, 442 13th street, between K and #, eastside. Also, W4nses TO BUY OR RENT—A DWELLING HOUSE, containing from four to eight rooms; furnished or unfurnished; within eight minutes walk of Jay Cooke & Co.'s Banking House, 15th street. Address stating price or rent, and location, Box 15 Star Office. au 6-3t* W ANTED— STONEMASONS to work on se% wall at the Washington Arsenal. Inqaire of JOHN CAMERON or WISE & CALLAHAN. au 3 3tW.S&M* ANTED—As anemployeein my Drug store, a YOUNG MAN of five or Fix years’ experi ence in the apothecary and prescription busiaess. No application will be entertained unless accom- pavied with the highest t:stimoninls acto honesty, capacity, &c, TSAAC ENTWISTLE Apothecary, 94 King street, au 3-lw* Alexandria, EACHER WANTED—who ig capable to teach the English branches—to teach from 1 to 4 o'clock p m..except Saturday and Sunday. Ap- ly at B. GUSDORF, corner H and 5th streets, be- ween land3 p.m. Good recommendation is re- quired. Parerteor wastes who wish to rend their children to the German. Hebrew ana English School. 8th street. between H and I, *ill please applyat S. KOHLBERG. corner 7th and H streets, before the lst of September next, au 3-eo2w* ANTED IMMEDIATERLY—A first rate FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF OR FIRE AROOF SAFE for an office. Weight about 2.6% pounds, for which cash will be paid. Address at once Box 541 P.O. an l-lw* V ANTED—BOARDING for an Officer of the Army. hia wife and daughter. in a private family. where there are no other boarders, Resi- dence between lith and 2ist streets, aod F and I streets. Two ood sized rooms, communicating on the frster sec-nd fioor are desired. References given and required, Enquire at this Office. aug l-lw HE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO PURCHASE (for cash) a FARM of one or two hundred acres, in northern or western Pennsylvania. It must bein good cultivation. with all the necessary buildings for a well regulated farm, Address J. D., Box 384, Washington, D. ©. Jy 11-Im* YR HORSES WANTED AT ONCE, CHIEF QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, Wasutnetonx Depor, ASHINGION, July 29, 1864 for artillery service will be purcbased at this depots by the undersigned, in oven market. from date il September 1, 1864, in lots of six to fifty, at one hundred and eighty dol- lara ($18) per animal; each animal to be subjected to the esusl Government inspection before being accepted. : Harses to be delivered to. and inspected by Capt. ©. H Tompkins, A.Q. M, U.S. A.. corner 22d and Ww. HORSES suitable hi D.C. G etreets, Washington, D D. H. RUCKER, Brigadier General, Obicl Quartermaster, fy 2-23td Depot of Washington. ANT ED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Alto, MIRRORS, CARPETS. BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODS ofevery description. B, BUCHLY, 42% 7tb street, Ye8-tf between G and H. east side. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Lt OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D.C., AvGust 6, 1864. To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must call for ** advertised letters,” give the date of this list, and pay one cent for pel lS s If not called for within one month, fhey will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. * Place the postage stamp on the upper right-hand corner, and leave space between the stamp and direction for post-marking without interfering with the writin A request for if unclaimed within thirty days or less, written of Tinted with the writer’s name, post office, and Biate, across the left-hand end of envelope. on the face elde, will be complied with at the usual pre- aid rate of postags, payable when the letter is elivered to the writer. ‘Aged pled ese ee aica Dede ngel iss Fanny-2 ardy Miss Dora Brook Sarah Jewell Miss Livia Bellows Mrs Margt N Koones Miss 0 C Burry Miss Mary Mason Mra MA Brewer Mrs Careline © Mallory Miss Sarah A Benyon Mrs Sarah Moles Ligte Baker Mrs Amanda-2 Mitchell MrsJas B Macuen Mra Julia Carter Miss Martha Coleman Mies Lizzie-2 Beare Mrs Helen Masey Mra Ano Qole Miss Emmer Clark Mrs Catherine E Neusbrick Mrs Jemima Nevinger Mis C Dewall Miss Susan R fie return of a letter to the writer, Dorseys Miss Sarah ons Miss Mary KE Dunn Mires Maggie A Rife Mra Ann Dorsey Mies Mary Blarrets Airs Davis Mise Georgia jebaatian Margarct A-2 MreO H Shoemaker Miss a2 Egeland Mra Mary Ellen Thomas Mrs Jerusia Fisher MraJenny - Wileon Mies Louisa Gleason Mra Margaret Walter Mra T Gales Mra Lova Wilson Mies Sarah E Giddey Mra G M ren Miss Sallie A Harris Miss Sallie ley Misa Mary Hutson Miss Susan Williams Mra Leanora M Haddock Mra B Waters Mra Mary B Hurd Mra Esther GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Boyle Robert Gilkeson Lewis O'Brien P Brady Jno Mich] Grebam J J OliverCornelius Borke John aetiegker Alfd Reedres A Bomon Josier Hall Stronse Wm Bigg Edward KintoerJ E Smallwood Wm Beeler Chas Kolb Heary Smith Peter Cummings Wm LoftusJames Scott Sie 2 A-2 Leony Dan Smith Philip Conrad J A Moxley Mr Sewell J CummingsThaF McCobb Thos F Staples John Goines Henry MeMullin Jehu Bathdler Ino A-2 jolnes Henry eMullin Jo! mindles Jno A- Collins Denis aher M Smith AC Smith Gust A Carsher bernard a Gaerne d ‘ohn Res HE Ae Chambers Alex Behally. Came!l Jno A ier NA Cook J Jog Martin F Conart M Murph Doherty Wm _ Magil Davidson Jno H Munsel Wm H Ward Thos H Doyle John ‘hom' Davis Henry F Malitias Shaate Willett Capt 3 Bll Mr Norton Jas RR Wagner John Francis Thomas North Harvey WoedallA * ino A Noel OhasH ~ Willetis Capt has Bylvanus-2 by 1 brcone 5 pat -PM. _quson.eanoc® “PARRY ABBLaON. van BORGETOWN QORPORATION = Gee poles dicot era wae chase an Interest of six per cent annum, bt ; f; Einvaplbnse atatvoseeectas "saat 7 ¥ other chambers. au 5 3t* FOR REST-4 large BRICK BUILDING on Maryland avenue, near corner Ist street, west, Can be ured for atere-house or manufactory. Far terms apply to J. F. GEDNEY, 393 Pennaylrania avenue. au 5-3t* OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—A two story BRICK HOUSE, lat street, 3d house above L, large barn, &c., gas and water. Apply immedi- ricly, Rare bargain, Early possession giyeu, au 5 3t* OR REN T—The WAREHOUSE in rear of Store 519 7th street, and back of the Avenue House. Entrance by the alley from Dstreet Buitablefor storage purposes or carriage depository. au 6 3t* JOHN OGDEN, 5197th st. Hoss FOR RENT—Four roomsaad large cel- lar, corner P and 12thsts. A good place fora liquor or provision store. Key at 203 .» between 12th and J3th. PHILIP FISHER. OR SALE, REMARKABLY LO W-—A very pret- ty COTTAGE HOUSE, six rooms stable car- riage-houre, and 21, feet of ground, with choice frvit and fiowers, on Capitol Hill. For particulars and photograph view, apply to MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers. 8. EK. corner Penn ave- nue and 16th street. ad 5-lw* ESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE OPPOSITE FRANKLIN ROW.—We are authorized to let toa satisfactory tenant a desira BRICK REs- IDENOE, (furnished.) with a ick Stable, situa- ted on south side of K street, between 12th and 13th streets west. JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., au 5-6t Auction and Com, Merchants. OR RENT—Two or three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Apply at No. 91, Washington street, Georgetown. au3-lw* BARBER SHOP FOR RENT, LOCATION GOOD, Enquire immediately at No 450. corner of Massachusetts avenue and 5th street. aug 3 lw* OB SALE—A most excellent FRAME DWEU LING, (or Boarding House.) new and in perfect condition. house 2% by 49, lot 30 by 100 feet, tifteen rooms and two good cellars, Immediate possession. Situated on the north side of L street, between 2d and 23d streets, First Ward Price 48 50, Apply on the premises or to MITC ELL & 80N, Real Ketate Brokers, southeast corner Pennayica’ aug 3-141 oi pia avenue and 15th street. OOMS FOR RENT, at 450 i2th street, east side, between @ and H eta. The situation is one of the most desirable in Washington. au2-I1m NOR RENT—One of the STORE-ROOMS uader Medical College on F street, near 12th. Enguire oO Dr.J. EB MORGAN, au2-tf Corner Md. av., and 12th st., Isiand. Fo SALE—Cheap for cash, and early possession given, FRAME HOUSE, LOT and GROCERY TORE. The house contains six rooms, including the store. The house and Jot may be sold without the stock if so desired. For further particulars inquire on the premises. No. 226 Sixth street west, bet, M and N streets north. au 2-lw* OR SALE—BRICK YARD and FIXTURES, Inquire at this office. aul-6t* A RARE CHANOE,—Fifty dollars will buy the good-will and fixtures ofa PROVISION AND GROCERY STORK, with a large cellar, on the Is- land. Address 560 Eighth street, Island, bet, Eand F streets. aul-6t* j)0R RENT—One BRICK HOUSE with 15 rooins on Pennsylvania avenue, between 4%4 and 6th streets. Syponits the National Hotel, and one FRAME HOUSE on 4% street, Island Rat. Apply to H. 8.. JOHNSON, No, 373 Pa, av., bet. 4} and 6th sts,, opposite National Hotel. au1-10t* OR SALE.—The subscriber wishes to sell a FARM, containing about 25) acres3, more or distant about four miles from Washington, D. ver the upper Eastern Branch bridge. large body of the land is in ond, uaaver ene about forty acres of superior meadow land. Title indie- prgdle. Address J. D., Box SEL. Wentingsen: m5 au 1-lm 7 ALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE IN THE FIRST WARD.—The undersigned will sell all or part of that valuable property upon which he resides, situated on tMe corner of I6th and K streets, and within one-and-a-half blocks of Peters Square, consisting of several handsome BUILDING LOTS, one of them improved by a sunemnttas wo atory Brick Honke and back cule Dg, W' ood ttabling. @ above property wi be told low. for cash.” Enquire of T. DRURY, Wood & Coal dealer, near the War Department, or on the premises. Jy 3)-Im* GHOW CASES FOR BALE —Jnst reteived eight WO elegant COUNTER SHOW CASES by the best makers in New York. Apply teP.J. BELLEW & Co., 510 7th street, three doorssouth of Udd Fel- lows’ Hall. dy 23 tf OR BENT—One brick HOUSE. with 14 rooms, situated on Penn’a avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. o posite National Hotel. Apply a. 8, SORES » No 373 Penn’ ue, between 435 sts. dy 21-10t* ALE—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, Fonetike story BRLOK HOUSE land Lot No. 559, 9th street, Island, between D and & streets. i contine Pine some and jeie a ree ty le reside: # OW. D. WALLAGH, Star Offtce "ig tt” to 0 RENT—An elegant HOUSE, with brown ieee front, partially. fornished, with sll mod- ern improvements, centrally and pleasantly lo- cated, No. 444 E street, near the residence of Sec- retary Chase, together with brick stable. The premises not to be rented for a boardin, bonse. For particular sngnize of Hon. D. e SOMES on the premises, or Capt. GEORGE ELY, esion given immediately, No. 27 4 street. Poi fe 8-tf SALE—A large and well-built three- OFMGK HOUSE. with back baiting Wee iTL ee} id CO He finmedii street west, between B an eee given, “Apply to CHARLES H LAN, 24 Pa, avenue. fe7-eott RENT — Como r Rr Roost aad ath ree, betes 5 one o! Hirable in the aity my tf E NEW INTERNA! ved June 30, 1864. a vakOw Baw se: Wise ma Guy Living- Railway ote Book 8.N. The adlaatic Monthly fo us Training of Onildren. igi — ing 0 Oni Poems; wi tions from the German. By Hi er. | Lesptain Brand, of the “Centipede.” “By Capt. ir Ai at. Ladder of Life. By Amefig Htacrice Dering. By tho author wt eiiott’s Mannal for Cavalry, 101 down ; FRANGE TAYLOR. PENNA. AVENUR, AUCTION SALES, Fer ether Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW DT LS SHS OO O---.—™ — B* JAB. C. MeGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, OHANOERY OF DESIRABLE BUILDING 1018 ON NEW YORK Nekien BET EnS Saal STULL ERRG Was, i Qourter the District of Coreeegee OF fh ate ao wherein Maris Mt Potere ons is enld Doare, Miller. is complainant, and ‘Ignatius P, jes et al defendants, (No. 12 im equity) T will nel at hut lic auction, in front of the pretises, on MONI, the 8th day of August, 1864, at 6 o’clock p. m.. Lote A, Band ©, according to agubdivision made in said cause of original Lot No.7, in Square No. 514. in the city of Washington. Said Lots A and B aye each a front of 22 feet 3 inches, and Lot C has a front of 22 feet 4 inches on New York avenue between 4th and 5th sts. west, and extend back, the seme width, about 168 feet to a public alley $)feet wide. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the residue in two equal instalments at 6 ard 12 months after date, for which the pur- sale, with approved persdtial sedurities. will be required, and alien will also be retained on t! premises sold. Aliconveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with within ten days from the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the premises sold, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. on one week's no- ice, NO. KENNEDY, Trustes, Sy 16 eosw&ds J... McQUIRE & OG.. Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEES VALU ROSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING N SQUARE D, FRONTING ON M AVENT a BETWEEN 4% AND. 6TH ‘BTS AT on MON DAY th in » the 8th da; shall sell, in front of the premised, at 8 OOEK m., by virtue of a deed of trust to th i besring date Isth day of February, 1362, and cat corded in Liber J. A.8., No, 215, folios 357, 358, and 359, one of the land records ‘for Washin. gounty-in the District of Columb the following escribed property, lying an in the Washington, District aforesnil, vis: ane Lot No. three, (3 ) in subdivision of lots desig- nated on the plan or plat of said city as lots twen- ty three, (23.) twenty-four, (24,) and twenty-five, (25,) in Square D; (containing 1,640 feet.) Also. art ef lot numbered two,(2,) in eubdivision o: ots es above, (containing 2 184 feet of ground,) to- gether with the improvements. Lots will be sold separately, the parohsser of first lot sold having the privilege of tating both. The above Gescribed property is handsomely sit- uated on Maine avenue, between 44¢ and6th streets, immediateiy SEposite Armory Square, Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months; the purchaser to give notes for the de- ferred payments, bearing interest from day of sale, A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyances. including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms are not complied with in five days the Trustee reserves the right to resell the,prop- erty at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, by SR oe resale three times in the Na- ional Ini encer, eWILLIAM J. WARREN, Trustes, au2-TaF&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY JAB. OC. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, SMALL AND VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPER- TY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BE- TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREE1S. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, August 8th, at 6% o’clock, om the premises, we shall sell part of Lot 6, in Square No. 380, fronting 22 feet on Pennsylva- ning back to a private alley belonging exclusively to this property, and improved with a two story Frame House, used as a shoe and cigar store en the first floor and dwelling above, The property is adjoined on each side by fine brick buildings. and could be improved at a comparatively small cost, as it will require no building but the front wall. Title perfect. ' Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in three and six months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- b: 2, yy sea 3.0, MCGUIRE & 0O., Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ONS AND HARNESS AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 3th of August, 18%4, we shall sell, by order of the honorable Orphans’ Court, at 10 o’clock, a. m., in front of our Auction Store, No. 527 7th street, the following articles belong- ing to the personal estate of Mrs. Louisa Hunter, deceased, viz: Two Excellent Work Horees Two Wagons and Harness. Terms cash. By order of the Administrator. au 62t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQU TOBACCO AND CIGARS, BpOess On TUZSDAY MORNING. h instant, we will Fell. in front of the Auction ms,an sssortment of Groceries, consisting of sacks and boxes of Purert ground and grain Coffe: Boxes Soap, Starch, and Candle: Boxer Canned Fruits and Meat Boxes Sauces, Mu®brooms, &c.; Boxes Claret, Champaigue, &c.; Barrels bottied Whiskey; Demijobns Brandy and Barrels y Brandy, Barrels Glassware and Boxes Tobacco, “Little Fanchon. mond". Royal Gem.” “Pine Apple.’? gare vaTious brands au6-d W. L, WALL & CO., Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ': WO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON TWELFTH BTREET. BETWEEN T AND U STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the lith inst., we shall sell, i front of premises, at 6 o’clock p. m., the followi handsome building lots, viz:—Lots Nos. 15 and 1; in W.H, Gunnell’s aubdivision of square No 335, those lots fronts on 12th street west 21 1-2 feet each, running back with a side alley, 93 feet to an alley 14 feet 2 inches wide, and contain 1,999} feet each, in both 3.999 feet. Also, on FRIDAY. we Aw sell, it No. in front of the premise in square No 650, havi street west, between M and N streets south, n the corner of N street; runs back 153 feet 7 inche to a 3! feet alley. and contains 7,570% square feet, Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All coneeseecs at the cost of the purchaser, Title indisputable ae eatranteed au8-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY BALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON 9TH STREST WEST, BETWEEN N AND O STREETS NORTH. On TUESDAY A®TERNOON, August 9th, at 64 o’clock.om the premises, we shall cell the south pare of lot No. 4, in subdivision of square No. 399, rontipg 18 feet 6 inches on 9th street, between N and O streets north, and running back 94 feet 4 inches, to a 10 foot alley. 1 h. aud" 3.0. MoQUIRE & 00.. Aucts B* JAS. OC. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. CORPORATION OF WASHIEGTON STOCK AT On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, August 9, at half- ast 5 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell ccount of whom it may concern, in sums to suit— 3,300 Corperation of Washington Quarterly, Six Per Cent, stock. 340 Quarterly Five Per Cent. Stock. 20 Semi-Annual Six Per Cent, Stock, 0 Corporation of Alexandria Stock. h. sepa "5.0. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FOR SALE— All that part cf Lot 36, in Square 536, and the building thereon, consisting of a two-story Frame House, containing about six rooms, the same knewa. ‘a8 550 3d etreet west, between south D st. and Virginia av. ve property be not sold at private sale on or before SATURDAY, the 13'h day of August, 1864. I will sell the same at public auction, on the promi to. wit: on Bay, TD Ay. 13th day of . D, 1864, at 6% o'clock. rea WM, JOBN MILLER, Attorney at Law, 38 Loui au 5-d Pi ns at ES ad ks SALE BY THE UNITED STATES OF STAL- LIONS AND BROOD MARES. ief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington , Ce Cee er ashsnetones Dr O. Aus, 5: 858 i In addition to the unserviceable- Ho Mules advertised to be sold at the Corrais, the Observatory, in the city of Washington, on WED- NESDAY, August lu, 1864, at 10 o’clock a. m., share willbe sold at the same time and placea er 0: bum “STALLIONS AND BROOD MARES, condemned as unfit for public service. Terms cash,in ner iE RUCKER, i, sr ater, Brig. Gen. and Cae ot of Washington. au 5-4t — ILARIFIED CIDER | : fea CLABETIED CIDER W T have just received per schoo “George 8. Jame’ oy a) Boston a lar, 1 J dame end churetts CLARIFIED CIDER which 1 offer for sale at the lowest market price, in quan- tities to suit purchasers . and all others in wantofa Hotel keepers, sutiers. and all ay prime article of Gider are invited. to amine this before my 37 eps Union Bottling Depot, wn, DU, ‘ABBEY GOLLING & CO."8 M OOMMILADELPHTA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. Tammow receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT ALE and PORTER from this celebrated brewery, pi ysabak, favor me with their orders, « ee, Orders givento my drivers: will be promptly at- Goode dotivered in all parts of Weshington ang yo RILBY A, BHINN, Agent. \* ‘Uuion Bottling Depot, ST Green street apb-tf — ~ George! chaser’s notes, beating interest from the day of nia avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, west, run- | AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DaYs. YGBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. | LARGE COPPER FASTENED BABGE AT AUQ- ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF TIORSES, WAG- | | 6,12 and 1S months On WEDNESDAY, 2*° 0th day ef aneust next we will sell, at 12 0’clock m.. ait the right, title aud interest of William Swain, bein, one-half, with the erivilege of the whole.at Blagden's w near the Navy Yard, in Washington, D. C., the large and superior built Barge New Worila. of the following dimensionsand capacity: Length, 375 feet: breadth of hull, 49 feet; over all, 85 feet; depth of hola, 10 feet; burthen, } 675 tons. She is well built, red and copper tastened: has i fire pumps, boats, anchora and chai other necessary “equipments. She is order, She can be seen until Ist August andria, near the coal wharves. After she will be at the wharf where she is to be Persons wishing to purchase are respectfully ro- suestedi to examine er any time previous . Terms of sale: Ten per cent. of the hi Money will be required day of Pbalance within 15 days, whens bill of fo wilt be Balance = GREEN P. 8. For farthes_particulecs tee ra vicul, lease Messr8. George & Tho Pasha and reen g Williams, Washington; Wm. Swain, No. 177 Bast Broadway, New York; or the Captain on board the - baree sy 77. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctloncers, DESIRABLE IMPROVED P: YED PROPERTY a? avg. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August o’cluck, in front of the premises, we will seil Yaat desirable brick house and lot, situated on 7th street west. between and K streets north. being the south part of lot 12, in Square 427. The lot ist feet front by 70 feet deep, i d by @ three- story brick store and dwelling. The store is 3) by 60 feet, fitted up in modern style, and been occupied for several years pastas a dry-goods store The dwelling part contains 7 rooms, pleasant an ere is alao & good, dry cell making, altogether. one of the tnost di avis invespnenss in oe northern pact of the city. e house is No. ‘ i the street. Title perfect," °" ‘he west side of poe cash. or h conveyancing at cost of purchaser, aub-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* J.C, McQUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, TRUSTER’S SALE OF NINE BUILDING LO’ ON i8T STREET WEST, AT THE CORN SOUTH DBTRERT. nit OF On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 30, ate: o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed o} trust, dated May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded im Liber J. A. 8. No. 133, folios 22 et seq., we shall sell all of Lot No. 6, i uare No. 638, fronting 1 feet on First street west, at the corner of south D street. and running back £0 feet, subdivided intog Lots 16x80, and one Lot 20x80, Terms cath. Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser, A cash payment of $20 on each lot will be required at the time PORATIO N. GILBERT, Trastee jy 7-d J. OC. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucts, Y¥ J.C, McGUIRE & Oo., Auctioneers, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aucust 28, 1354, at 6 o'clock, we shall sell, at public gale on the pre: ises. the west half of Square No. 823, fronting no: , Boundary, a: d 6th streets east, contain- ing about 24.828 square feet, in lots to suit pur- eee ‘Lhis property is located near Kendalk reen. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; the balance in Deed given and deed of trust taken to secure the deferred payments. Ali the writiogs and Government stamps at the cost of the purchasers. z JOHN E. KENDALL, T.M. HANS! Committee of National Building Association, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., au 3-eok&ds LRep.] Auctioneers, AveTION SALE aE SEE es PROP- DEPARTMEST OF THR INTERIOR, Office uf the Washington Aqueduct, Wasuincton, D. O., August 3, 1864. be soldat public auction, on TUBSDAY, August 16, commencing at 10 4. m. A larce lot of miscellaneous property connected with the Washingtum- Aqueduct coosisting of one Stationary Steam Engine, about 35 tons old Wrought Iron, 21 tonso!d ‘Cast Iron, 733 barrels Hydraulic Cement, 1 6) pounds Asphalt,6 asphalt kettles,5 stone crows, 630 feet B. M. old Tim- ber. several wooden buildings, together witha large lot of hoisting and travelling cranes, blocks and falls, wireand hemp rope, derricks, shovels, whsolercor: seamen sired and T rails, a quantity of granite, &c., &c. é The above property is situated at Bridge 6, and the Government warehouse in Georgetown, Dis- tributing Reservoir, Cabin John Bridge, Great Falls and Seneca quarries. Descriptive iy inted lists of the property in each locality will be furnished en and after the 10th inst at this office The sale will take place on the ground, except the property at Seneca quarries, which will be sold at Great Falls from the descriptive list. Ifnot all sold on the \6th the sale will be con- tinued onthe I7th,atthesamehour, Ss Ten per cent. of the purchase money will be paid on the day of sale, and tho balance on taking pos- session of the property, which must be within six days after the sale, or the ten percent. will be toselvett soa the ropedty reaeles Beane order 0 @ Secretary 0: e Interior. : a 8 SEYMOUR, au 5-lit Chief Eng, Washington Aquedact. AUSTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Wax DepaRtMaurr, Cavalry Burwsv, wae Ghee of Chief Qua termasion,, Will be sold at Publi austion, to the highont bidder, atthe times end places named below, vis: Reading, Pennsylvania, THU RSDAY, August 18, 1864. r (ey Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August 25, ; Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, September ‘Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Sep- tember 8. Isc. aa HUNDRED (2%) CAVALRY HORSES, at ¢ ce, op hese horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of thearmy. For road and farming purposes, Many good bar- gains may be bad. Nd ly. Foen cs “in United States enrreney, JAMES A REIN, com at lex- st of oy Terms cash, Lt. Col, and Chief Quartremaster, au 5-tse3 Cavalry Bureaa. UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. War DerantMent, CavALay Bureau, Orrico or Onigr Fee vie ite " Wasuincrom, D.C., July 27. 1864. Will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Gierboro, D. C., on FRIDAY, August 5, 1364100 Oavalry Horses, TUESDAY, August 9, 1854, 100 Cavalry Horsss. These horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road oat farming purposes Many good bar- e had, i a ited Slates currenc in Uni a A AMES A. ERIN, Lieut. Col. and Chief 2 uartermaster, javalry Buresd. UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, ARTMENT, CAVALRY Bureau, Was Dzrar' , Chae sole mt Will be sold at PUBLIC AUGTION. to the high- est bidder, at the times and places Bamed below, "Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July 1th, phending, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. July aist, Harrisburg, ee rrisburg Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July j Altoona, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August Williamsport, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Aa- WO HUNDRED (200) CAVALRY HORSES et oe ee rees have been condemned as unfit for by he oa faces paryomeey good bargai Botecs said singly. 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