Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEws. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT: VARIETIES —Those fond of plays, decidedly sensational, shouid by no m+ans fail to visit the Varieties and see “The Helle of Washing- ton” performed. The scenes are laid in this city, and are said to. be founded on actual oc- currences, familiar to parties yet living nere. Certain it is that the play proves a source of immense attraction. CANTERBURY.— With a full corps of charm- ing vocalists, graceful dancers, langhter pro- voking Ethiops, and amusing delineators of character, it is no wonder that Canterbury Hall retains its front ranks as a place of resort by those in search of gayety and amusement. ‘The grand ballet ‘La Fete D’Arragon,” will be performed to-night among other acts. Og- den, the «Irish Ambassador,” will be on hand again, Curisty'’s MInsTRELs still entertain large Audiences at Ford's.» Their budget of amuse- ment is asplendid one. It is scarcely neces- Bary to state this f%ct, for it is well known that the Christy’s bave a leading reputation in this ime of amusement. George Christy, J. W Raynor, and al the others appear to-night. ExcukS8i®n AND Pio Nic To-pay —At five o’clock,P,-m. to-day the steamer Phenix will TeaveS Ape kt whart for an excursion to -Gilymont, and will return to-morrow morning wi Fe There will be refreshments on board tie boat and at the pavillion, and there will geo b# opportunities fora dance. No passes quired tor the trip. The French and Italians residing in the city dve & pic nic at Jneneman’s Garden, this af- ernoon and to-night. The Fire King, Baono ore, will be jn attendance, and will perform 4 daring feat. ee PoLicB RErorts—Second Precinct—James Kenney. drunk; military. Third Precinct.—W m. H. Holt, trespa?s; $5.50. Jobn Donaiason, tghting; *i>.56. Chapman Dale, do.; $256 Frances Robinson, disor- derly, $3.56. m. Davis, do; #345. William Graves, drank; dismissed. Jonn Frizell, lar- ceny; for hearing. Fourth Precinct—Rand Gordan, assault and battery, bail for court. Thomas Foston, do.; dismissed. Pat Goings, disorderly, and Geo. McCallion, vagrancy; dismissed. Sizth Precinet,—John Osenberg, drunk; dis- missed. Joseph George, assault un battery; do. Christian Widmayer, fast driving, $355. Tenth Precinct Barney Clinket, disorderly; $2. Sam’l Hart, do; Nel'tie Bride, do; do. Mack, do.: $5. John Wallace, do.; dismissed Ennie E. Smith. dronk and disorderly; $3. M. Cullinan, do.; $5. Also, assault and battery; bail for court. Jacob Elm, nuisance; 310. W. English, hackman, refusing his number; #5. Ida Earnest, keeping a bawdy house; deferred. Lizzie Pierce, assault and battery; bail for peace. Mary Jackson, do.; bail for court. Bs Seg CARELESS DrivinG—Serious Resuit._This Morning, while Center Market Space was much crowded, and ladies were constantly passing and repassing a! the crossings of the streets, a man named Christopher Witmayer, a batcher, drove furiously with bis horse and wagon toward the crowd, and in his route knocked a iady down and the wagon passed over her. She was very severely injured, and was taken away isensible. Captain J. R. Stone, of 7h seet barracks, V. R. U., followed Witmayer 4nd had him arrested by officer J. 0. Johnson, Third Ward, who carried him before Tustice Giberson, who is acting for Inetice Tnompson, of the Sixth Precinct. Witmayer was fined $5.58 for fast driving. and was held to bail in $1,(0 to appear at court to answer the charze of recklessly knocking down and driving over the lady. ‘he name of the lady has not yet been ascertained. jee aed AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOW Kilted —On Tueeday, officer White was called upon to kill 2 dog suffering with hydrophobia in the stable of the Union Hotel. I: was a gen- ‘uine case, and whether the animal had bitten | Nadal. D D., WM. B. DUSENBURY. of th | of New York, to N—A Mad Dog | others is notknown. The officer promptly per- {| formed his duty. Horse Stealing —Tuesday afternoon, a man named James Mils'ead was arrested for the jarcepy of a horse belonging to H. J. Baker. ‘The horse was taken from an alley in the rear of Raker’s feed store,on High street. Milstead ‘was followed by officer Jones, who arrested him with the colt about a mile avove Ternal- Jytown. The owner values his colt at 250), and Milstead said he was going to Rockville, Mo., where he intended to advertise the ani- malas an estray. Justice Buckey cent Mil- stead to jail for court. ¢ gee GrRanpd LARcENy.—Last night William F. Brewn paid a visitto a house in 15th street, Hooker's Division, kept by Jane McCutchen, and applied for lodging. He was charged ten dollars, but be plead that he on!y had seyen, though he had a five-dollar note besides in his Pocket, which he intended to use to purchase @ pair of boots. A female named Lucinda Jeunes ocenpied the room with him; and this Morning Brown found her lying om the floor, with his pants for a pillow, and his money gone. He bad his room mate arrested. She admitted that she picked up a note from the flocr and be it under the matting. Search ‘was made, but the maney was not found. Af- ter a hesring of the+ videuce, Justice Clayton €eferred judgment THe Rancue BurNT.—Last night, about 94 o'clock, the notorious rancbe kept by Jake Feigh, at the corner of 17'h ind F streets, was burned to the gronud. This was the ranche from whence the paruics were taken who were suspected of the murder of the wounded sol- dier, Charles Dickerhoot, who was found dying ft the. gate of Kalorama hospital, on the 2d inet. There was no positive evidence, and the case was dismissed; but the men were turned overtothe military. The house was ano!d brick two-story basemeut, and the fire was coubiless caused by an incendiary. The loss is small. i GRAND LABCENY.—Tuesday afternoon, John Fremont. colored, was arrested by officer Boore..on the charge of stealing 350 from Mary Johnson, colored, residing in the neighborhood known to the police as “Contraband Hell,” (llth and Boundary.) The parties reside next to each other, and during the absence of the woman her room was entered, and a trunk opeved and robbed of the above amount, and some persous saw Fremont in the room. He was taken before Justice Birnaclo, who held Bim to bail for court se - Sooran Picnic.—It 15 said “there is nothing ina name,” but this term ot “social” sounds 40 gebitl, promises something extra, and is so new aterm ‘hat it attracts at once the reader's attention. By reitrence toour columns it will be seen that a “soctal” picnic comes off at the Park, on 7th street, next Tue-day, for the ben- efit of St. Matthew's Female Academy, corner i8th street and New York avenue. O/% course ail the patrons and friends will be there, and all are promised a good time. eS Birtxen By A Mav Dow.—Yesterdav after- | neon, a mad dog ran into the yard of Mr. Wal- ter Nicholeon, on 3d street, near M south, and bit one of his children tnrouch the hand. Sur- gical attendance was promptly secured, and it is to be hoped that the poison has not taken dull effect, although the hand and arm has swollen dreadfully. Officer Gordon, a short | time after the occurrence, shot the dog. This | officer put some eighteen or twenty dogs out of ihe way yesterday. — ASSAULT and Eatrery.—Yesterday after® nocn, &= an old colored man named William {| ‘Thompson, was passing along Second street, near C street south, with two buckets of water, he was met by Mich] Collinan, wns Kkgocked him down and kicked him. Officer Gibson faw the occutrence, and pave chase to Cuili- | man, and after running several squares ar- , rested him. tice Boswell, who fined him $5 tor disorderly conduct, and held him to security to court for assault and battery. STOLEN Goons Founp.—Officer Greer, of the Third Ward, carried alot of tobacco and segars to the station-house, which were found under the porch of the nouse corner of Four- nth atd H streets west, occupied by Jacob rdeow. colored fhe goods are supposed to “© been stolen and secreted where they were and. The discovery wus made yesterd: y Fabian Columbus, who turned the artic! over to the police. Tus Frxe Arte tures, by Lanman, “re attracting atten‘ion at Markriter’s, 7th street, They sre the best we pave seen from Lanman’s pencil, showing More care and study. The White Mountain, Adirondach, and Lake George scenes are noticeably good. Some fine pictures, by Meyer and other artists, are 2180 to be seen at Markriter’s gab omeests ourRTH Wakp Sraviow OAS#S.—Sarah x a grand larceny; jail for court. Maria es eee & number of good p: | @wenty Honds Cullinan was taken before Jus. | | low “Dareway, assault; dismissed. B. E. Gray, vi- | ting city ordiaance: do. 5 ‘land, Gheorderly, $2 52. Sarai McNeal, drauk and disorderly; dismissed. Augustus Simms, oree stealing; bail for hearing:. -Th “of excellent OaRRiaGEs.—Those in want o! oa es of modern style and’ on fair terms,. sbould by all means call on Robert H, Gra- bam, 974 D street, aad 477 Sth street. Hehasa fuli supply of carriages of all deseriptious, ight and ng ang be aa repairing in the , t and most satisfactory manner, promptes' ai ry Hor, HOTTER, HoTTEst.—Thursday, August 1}, 2¥4-—State of thermometer, at 1030 a. m., SB 11.30, 0, 12 m., 91%: 12.30 p.m, 93; 4, A. i bave been Siusing myseif to-day as above jadicaud—I will give you the balance to-mor- Tow. Yours, &., R.H.S. | Second: WARD Station Casxs,— ean, drunk; $2. Julia Brown, do. an derly; do. Jobn Cullihan, disorderly; dis- missed. Chas. Vogal, do. and druaxk; Lu- cinda Jones, grand lavcen leferred. += —___—_—_ SPEOIAL NOTIOES. maria clr = is fast heecom- THE Worn “Sozononz,"’ wich is fart peeeok. ing a household ia derive: Aud ‘composed of two wosdd. 8020 and Odontes. “Soro’’ translated, means fo preserve, aul x on tes” the Teeth. “Sozodont,” & preserver o i e Teeth. And.tis true to ita mame. For beautify- ing and preserving the teeth, harden ng end in: vigorating the gums, aud cofrecting 4) linpurt ties of the bi itis withouta peer intl ever : “disor- Bold by dru, A Naw Psxrome HE WaNDKEROHIEF, Phalon’s | “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phaion’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,”” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Csreus,” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,’ Phalon's “Night Blooming Ocreus.”” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,” A most exquisite, delicate and fra\ distilled from the rare and beautt' which it takes its name. Manufactured only br Prato & Sow, N.Y. BRWARF OF COUNTYFEITS. ASK FOR PHALON’S—TAKE NO OTHER. Je 16-3m Bold by drnggists generally. Conxs, BUNIONS, B&D NAILs, etc. Dr. White will be in attendance at his rooms No, 424 Pennsylvania avenre,on and after Fri- day, July 22d, Sy 21-tf Nenvous Desitity, SeMInAL Weakwuss, ete. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured se] and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing ye perfume ‘al flower from but the truth, Address, witn stam. Epwarp 4. ‘TraveEr, mar? D&W. ly Lock Box. Boston, Mass, DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL SystEMS—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No, 3 South Ninth street, Philsdelphia, Pa. je 30-3m THE OBEAPSST AND bEST HAIR Drew In THR WORLD —Never Fades or Washes Out.—U pham’s Hair Dye, gente abox. The bestin use. Tryit. Sold . G. Ford, corner lith street and Penn, svente, Weak imate: and Henry Cook, Alexandria. a6-lv WaxRANTED TO CuRwin Six Daya.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz is. No change ofdiet required, Price 81 per bo’ Bold by 8. O. Ford, corner 1ith street and Pa, avenue, Washington. and Henry Conk. Alexandria. ja 6-ly Seonert Diseases, Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and affectua] remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent casesin twenty-four hours. Nomneral no balsam,no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken, It is the soldier’s hope, and 4 friend to those who ie no oe to be exposed. Male packages, $2; female, . Samaritan’s Root and Herb Phi pri 3 peal nd ermanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula,Ulcers, Sores pots, Tetters.&c. Price $1, or six bottles for 35 Sold by 8.0. Ford. See ad~ertisement. m5 MARRIED, On Tuesday morning, August 9th. at Church of the Ascension, by Rev Dr. Pinckney, Mr. A. Y. xumers to Miss IRENE FLEURY, both of this city, * August 10th, by the Rev. Mr. MeNalley, GOUVERNEUR W. GIBSON to Miss MARTH JANE DELANY, both of this city. * {Chroricle and Republican copy. ] es On Wednesday, August 1), by the Rev. B. H. e. A Mise CORNELIA GLADDON +222 DIED, MINNIE ADELE. infant daugh- nd Julia O. Austin, aged 8 Washington, D. On the 9th inst ter of Manville months and two We lay thee in the silent tomb, Sweet blossom of a day; We jurt beran to see thee bloom, When thou wert called away. No little heart upon my breast, No feet upon my knee, Dear Lord, how could we give her up To any one but Thee, [Sunday Morning Chronicle please copy.] On the i(th instant, WILLIAM BAKER. son of Maggie J. and Lieut. John F, Smith, aged nine months and ten days The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow (Friday) morn- ing at i034 9’clock. from the residence of F. W. Colclazer, No. 442 K street, On the morning of the Ith inst., CHARLOTTE LEDDY, infant daughter of Robert E. and Lucre- tia Doyle, ased 2 months. i The friends and relatives of the family are in- to attend the funeral on to morrow (Friday) afternoon at4 o’clock, fromthe residenceo he grandmother, 461 seuthwest corner of F and lith streets. bi On the Ifth of August, in Georgetown, D. C., JOHN HENDON, the beloved son of William @: and Hester J. Tanner, aged 11 years. Dearest Jobnny thou art gone to rest, God called thee home he thought it best, From pain and suffering set thee free, may we prepare to follow thee. Brother thou art gone to rest, We will not weep for thee. For thou art now where oft on earth, Thy spirit longed to be. The relatives and friends are inyited to attend his funeral. on Friday afternoon, at 40’clock, from his father’s residence.on Dumbarton street be- tween Washington and Green sts,, Georgetown. In this city. on the 1th inst., AGNES, daughter of John and Catharine BE. Ryan, aged 6 month (Lawrence and talem, Mass., papers please yJ ASE SE EY CHOICE STOCK 4n6 INTEEBIOR ADORNMENTS, 456 456 PAPERHANGINGS. 456 Arelect and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and riced Paperhangings, Borders, Statues, Gen- ter Pieces, &c. WINDOW SHADES. Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window Bhades, a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Tassels, dc. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. . Bilk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizes and colors, « deautiful assortment; Picture Rings, Nails. & OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, ‘The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the District, warranted to be gilded with gold leaf; also. a variety of Dark Wood Frames, with « va- tied stock of ama:!-sized Oval and Carte de Visite Frames. ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS. A A few choice Engravings and Paintings always n store. Orders for Paperhanging and Window Shades bolls sttenced be in Ge or county, ‘erms cash fer goods or labor J. MARKRITER, No. 4™6 Seventh street, Eight Doors above Od: ‘ows’ Hall, Cie ORGAN FOR SALE—A second-hand / ORGAN, built by Prbin. of New York, of supe- rior tone and finish. and in exeeilent preservation, Apply to ©. H. MIDDLETON, Sexton ant Col- lector of St. Jobn’s Church. Reference tou Chas Bergman. Organist, on 18th street, vear E, and George Tilbus, City Post Office, ag 1)-3t * jy7-* Ves tons oFeicE, TY HALL, Waswincton, D.€,, Angust 8, 1854. NOTICE is hereby given to the owners of GOATS running at large within the limits of the Fourth Ward, that ualer alaw of this corpora tion, they are liable to a fine of three dollars for eachanimal so found: and it is also made the duty of the police constables, after this notice he- ing given to the owners, to kill all found running atla WM. DOUGLAS ree auf-eo3t [Intel] Comm ner 4th Ward. ‘PRE NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS VORWARD- BD FROM NEW YORK DAILY, at greativ reduced pricts,—Terms, for one yexr.” payable in dvanee.) Rot the Heraia, a7) instekd Of $1 Yribune, $7; Times, $7; World. $7; Daily News, $) Eveniog Post. $9; Evening Etpress, $5.59. ddress A. JOYCE, No, 62 wost 26th strect, New ork. =a 3m JAY COOKE & €9., BANKERS. FiyreentTH Steeer, Opposite U. $. TREASURY, Receive Subscriptions for the NEW uv. 8. 73-109 LOAN authorized by the act of June goth, 1334, The notes will be issued under datebf August 15th, in denominations of 14 50, 100. $500, $1,000 and $5,009, payable to bearer or order, bearing interest: at 7 3-10, per ceotum per annnm, payable semi-au- nuslly, and will be convertible at the option of the holder at wsturity into six per cant. Fire We buy snd aall— GOVERNMENT BONDS ofall issues, TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, Aud COIN, And pay the highest price for TERMASTER’S CERTIFICATE OH ROKS = ; ____ JAY G00KH & vo, 3.0 HOWARD Soe ens Te! HACK, EX Chay TAGE STA OB & 8’ Tth. Nor * “a Lar QUAR oh, St: Pesbygn 6th i fiber has lot of Se HORSE HOUT RS eee ekien Ee will bire, aeil Grexchange : The ofBice ofthe Marlhoro’and Washiveton siage lige so attra e pince 80. attic " AT uAn eens © OP Hage place Jn 9 Rae Be J) SOLUTION Or oovaRTNERSHIP Deerarine: ath» +xisting betwees LOWSED WEN and SAM'L W GWEN, in the Militarysn: Nayal Merchan’ Tailoring, ‘under the firm of mu tui pt. si neni ture be conducted by SAME W OWEN ut the + olf tand,@12 Penosyl avenue, to - Mente will he made ef ail Oatatanding Sor ite late firm. E. ;. woe eet 1. 164, [oul-lm) SAM'L Ww OWEN, WANTS. joey estrone nee SE ANTED—Bya respectable girl,a SITUATION With cook or chamnbermaid, Please wdtrest My Btar Office. it* w* D—A GIRL to do housework, Must come well Tacprumend et German prefers: a. 345 Wth street, bet. Land 4 ANTED—By a young girl, a SITUATION to do chamberwork or evok ii ll family, Apply at343 Gih sireet, uearTen Nt Tet WASTED IMMEDIATELY 50 HANDS toa ~chop wood, The Dieher orcs giyen. PIERCE SHOEMAKER, at _anll-3t* Bhoe ér’a Mill, en Bock Creek. ANTED TO RENT—A small COfTAGE, or within six miles of Washingto®, ina re- spectable neighborhood; furnished orunfurnished Inquire at Clothing Depot, H lo Hat, an eter NTED—A WAITER. One who can come wa well recommended.and is willing to work. None other need apply to JOS. SUAPFIELD, 386 6th street, bet. G and i au ll st* Wann IMMEDIATELY—A good PHUTO- GRAPHIST, Apply at 514 7th street, Wash- ington. orat Gallery near ‘Race Course,’' Fies+ boro’, D, C, au 11-3t* ANTED TO RENT—A small HOUSE, with eas and water, between the Avenue and K street north, or the lower part of ahouse, Ad- drees Mrg. DUUGLASS tar Office, 1t* A GOOD COOK WANTED—Colored pi tred. None apply but who thoronghly uaderstand the butiness. Apply at 380 Estreet, between I/th and Mth. id su 11-2t* WaAstED—a respectable (White) GIRL as nurse,none that cannot come well recom nend- ed need apply. Apply at the GOSLING. HOUSE, No. 249 Penpsylvania avenue, between 12th and 13th streets. au Ul 2t* ANTED—A SITUATION as Salesman or Bookkeeper in some retail, wholesale or commission house. He has had twenty years ex- periencein the business. Well scquainted in the city. Rest of reference given, Address 8. D. M., Star Office. aa 11-3¢* WANTED-A ood gate COOK, to go about four miles from the city. To one who tin- derstanés her business. and can come well recom+ mended, will obtain a permanent home and the highest wages. Apply at 452 8th street, between Penn, avente ana D street. au 31-3" W 4ANTED TO RENT—A completely furnished HOUSK in thiscityor Georgetown. Addreas “Captain,” at this office. au 10-8t* W4dTED-a YOUNG MAN in a Furniture r Store, one who is well acquainted with the hosiness preferred, Address Box 557, euy Post Office. au 10-6t WANTED. By arespectable young Man, a SIT- UATION asastistant bookkeeper in any well establi:hed wholesale house, Address N, C. 3 Stax Office. au 10-2t* JOYCE’S Coach Factory, one first class AND on carriage parts and general jobbing. Steacy work and good wages, au 19-3t* WIDOW LADY OFFERS HER SERVICES TO the Ladies of Washington as a monthly Nurse, having had from ten to fifteen years experience. Can give the best of reference. For add-esa in quire at the Star Office au lie3t™ QERVANT WOMAN WANTED.—Wante a \ middle aged Woman, to cook, wash and iron, in a family of four persons, including the gurse, A white woman preferred. Any one wish ne a comfortable hore, with good wager, will find this a pleasant situation. Apply to WALTER HOWE, 372 Pa avenue. au 1-8 ANVASSERS WANTRD.—Four or five smart enterprising men wanted to canvass in the Hospitals and around the defences of Washington, for CORPS BALGES. Discharged soldiera pre- ferred, Agents are making from $59 to $9 ver week. Also. one man to go to Frederick. Apply tod BARNET & CO., 262 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, DO an 1)-3t* AN‘ED—A SALE*MAN. Ani apcelenred, Inquire at Brady's Gallery. a AV. V 7ARTED—A smart BOY, to attend a Rook Stand. Wanted Rooks, Government Books, inany quantity. at HUNTER’S Great Antiquarian Bookstore, opposite Grover’s Theater, au 9-3t* ANTED—Ina private family, a,good cooK, WASHER and IRONER. Noné but acom- petent person need apply. No, 427 F street. bet, 6th and 7th. au 9-3t* V 7 ANTED—A young MAN or BOY, well recom- wended. to act as clerk in an ie? erram fa- loon. Ore whose parents reside in the city pre- ferred, Inquire at244 G, between Ith and i8th Bte., near War Department au 9.3b* + A SOUNG LADY, h WANTED IMMEDIATELY—At ANDREW J. H ving leisure time between he hours of 9 @ m. and 5 m,. wishes to devote it to COPYING. or WRI TING of any de- scription Persons wishing her serviops will sd- dress * FE.” Star office. au 9-lw* cal FARMBR and OAnUE from this city. Apply xt garden. seven mile: . B. d Store, K st..near?2d. an $ lw™ FOR RENT AND SALE. BRID@E STRERT, GEORGETOWN — PUR 26 NISHED Boo us for rent. aall-lw” Fc’ RENT—One or two unfurnished ROOMS, on second floor, No. 447 north 7th abines: Beene au ils ‘oor three neatly FURNISHED ROOMS. with gas, at No. 315 G street. bet. Ith and 13th, au l1-3t* = FOS SAL EA very old and fine toned VIOLIN. Tt will be solt at a bargain. Apply at the CRYSTAL RESTAURANT, 380 D street, next door to &th street au 11-3t) ‘0 LET—Three ROOMS, (first floor,) meris oe pered to a kmail, respectable family only Rent $2: ptrnimnth. payable in advance. piv at 120 East Capit: letreet. an 11-2t URNISHKD ROOMS FOR RENT.—Comfort- able anc wel furnished Rooms at 450 J2th street, between G and H sts. The location is one ofthe’most desirable in thecity, au LI-tf_ ‘OR RENT—Several pleasant ROOMS, including 8 frent partor. and also oneunfurnished room either with or Without board. Apply st No. 130 Penn's avenue, between 19th and zuth sts , Wash- ington, D.C. au t1-2t* For SALEB—The three-story BRISK HOUSE and Ia. No, 561 9th street, (Island,) be- tween Dand Betreets. The house’ contains nine rooms, and has convenient out-buildings, &c. Apply tow. D. WALLACG, at the Star Office, u FA Fee RENT—A large FRAME YOUSE, op Maine ayenue, between 3d and 4% streets. Island containing eleven rooms. Also, a STORE on 0 street, between 434 and 6th streets, for rent. Pos- OR RENT—Twi th Session given immediately. Inquire of J. M. YOUNG, “In-& BIO., 103 Penn. aveaue, neat 432 street. au 11-2t* AUOTION SALES, | "For ether Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO.MonKnOW BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, TWO HANDEOME BUILDING LOTS FRo: ‘ ON TWELFTH STREET. BET EN TaNDe STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the lith inst , we shall se} front of premises, at 6 o’cloc t handsome building lots. vi in W. H. Gunonell’s subdivision of square No. 315, those lots fronting on 12th street west 21 1-2 feet each, running bai +4 with a side alley, 93 fent to an alley 14 feet 2inches wide, and contain 1.99034 feet each, in hoth 3.999 feet Also, on FRIDAY, the 12th inst., we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 634 o’clock, Lot Na. 24 in rquare No. 680, having a frovt of 49 feet on Halt street west, between M and N streets south, near the corner of N street; rans back 158 feet 7 inches toa 3 feet alley. and con‘ains 7,574 square feet. Terms: One-third. cash; balapce in 6 and 12 months for notes bearing interst from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Title indisputable ang guaranteed ausd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* THOMAS DOWLING, Anct.; Georgetown. PROVISION STORE. GOOD WILL. STORE FIX- TURES, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS. AT AUOTION. On FRIDAY MORNING, August 12, 1864, at 10 o'clock, I will sell, at the store of W. A. Douglass. Esq., No 184 Bridge street. bis entire stock o Goods, also the Good Will, Lease, and Fixtures of the Store. Terme cash. au lo THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, OR SALB—A new FRAME HOUSE, containing four rcom# ands cellar. The lot is twenty- five feet front and one hundred and ten feet seep. New stable and fencing. Will besold en Monday, the Isthinat., at 5p. m..at public auction. The areata cats ens rest west, between H . r e railroa: rid ge. au 11-2t* MICHAEL BRESNAHAN. S8ALE.—$125 will purchase the good-will For and the greater part of the fixtures of a BAR- BER SHOP, situated near the Baltimore depot, and beingonly one door from Pennsylvania ave. A bargain may be expected by applying immedi- ately on lst strept west, one door from Pa ave, ne son ny selling, the present owner intends eaving the citys 3 It WM. E. PARRAWAY, (OR RENT—A STORE ROOM, No. 765, corner 3d and N sts,, mear the Navy-Yard. [au 1'-3t* Fo RENT—A FRAME HOUSE eoutain ing four rooms arda kitchen. Apply ai No. 297 34 street, peer Massachusetts avenue, au 10-3t* Fo, SINR ey cam will, stock and fixtures of a WHEELRIGHT SHOP, now doing a good business. Apply at the shop, on Bridge street, near the market. au 1-3t* 7,OR SALE~A first-rate BOLLER and ENGINE; Boiler dearly new; Engine in prime running order. Can be seen at work daily. Reasons for selling a contempla‘ change in the basiness, Address P.O. Box 8! Washington. aul) lw* Pos RENT — Part of « HOUSE, unfurnished, conristing of a saloon parlor, chambers, and bath-room; suitable for housekeeping. Gas and water, Apply 486 Mass. avenue, between 4th and Sth streets VW: fro NT—PFive orsix FURNISHED ROO parlor and bed-room on the first floor, co: municatinz; several bed-rooms p the second and third floors. Apply at No. 222 F straet, near the Treseure, and opposite Willerd’s Hotel, aw 10- OR SALE, VE Vill be sold at great bargain HOUSE, with all t CHEA ta an OYSTER AND EaTING e Fixtures and Houses Furni House rent very low, i tire, in.a good Ipration. nt very. | Reason for selling, the owner and family desire to ; leave fer Europe. address. i Apply at the Bitar office for au i-t™ eres, dis- btm, over A large body of the land tint about six mm: the Navy Yard bridge, : ism good timber, the remainder und-r euttiva- tion, inetuding a young peach orchard’ Also, a zood dwelling house and stahie, For further par- tiedlara inquire of WM. STORY, South Ospitel sts aul) 6t* between P and () streets, OOMB FOR bs U suitable for housek neer Bat., Island, QITORE, WITH ONY ROOM. FOR BENT, on *© Capito) Hill, corner Bat, north and latat. cast, suitable fore grocery store, Inqaireat the estore. aus 3t™ G. SOLCER ey TORE TO LET—In acentrai situstion, lighted iY with gas, and proviced with ell necessary fix- Anply at 225 Fatreet, between 9th and 10th, BOY WANTED. Applyasabove. au9-st* Rk SALE—The Good Will_ard Fixtures of a RBER SHOP, corner 7th and L streets. sold cheap, as the present owner is about the city, Teaaeia HENRY CONNOR. —Two pleasant eeping, at N | gro BAT ill b BROG DEN’S Fee WANTED—A smart, active COLORED LOY. to y work in an Ice Cream Baloon, Apply imme- Gately at 244 7th strevt north, between M and Vy ANTED—A first class COOK aus-4t*, \ OOK and TARLE WAITER. Apply at JACKSON BRO & CO., 333 Pennsylvania avenu: au 6 lw* puscuer WANTED-—whi is capable to teach the English branches—to teach from.1 to 4 o’clock p m..except Saturday and Sunday. Ap- ply at'B. GUSDOREF, corner H and 5th streets, be- tween] and3p.m. Good recommendation is ro- quired, Parents or guardians who wish to ‘end their children to the German. Hebrew avd English Bchool. 8th street. between I and I, will please apply at S. KOHLBERG, corner 7th and H atrects, before the Ist of September next. au s-eo2w* ‘BE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO PURCHASE (foe eash) a FARM of one or two hnndred acres. in northern or western Pennsylvania. it must bein good cultivation. with all the oecessary buildings for a well regulated farm, Address J. D., Box 384, Washington, D. 0 Sy U-lm* (A STILUARY HORSES WANTED, AT ONCE, CHIEF QUARTERMASTER’S OrFicr, 2 WasHtsaTon Depot, WasninG7on, duly 29, 1864. "4 HORSES suitable for artillery service will be purchased at this depot, by the undersigned, in open market, from date until September 1. t°s4, in lots of tix to fifty. at one hundred and eighty dol Jarai$13)) per animal; each animal to be snbje-ted to the orual Government inspection before being accepted. Hlorses to be delivered to. and inspected by Capt. & Tompki ia: hs me us B.A., corner 22d and i etreets, Washington, D.C. ‘: D. H. RUOKER, Brigadier General, Chief Quartermaster, Sy 20-23td Depot of Washington, D3) Paons, W ANTE ND HAND FURNITURE. Also. MIRKORS, CARPETS. BEDS. BED- DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODS of every description. BUCHLY, 424 7th atreet, fe B-tf between Gand Haast side. EDUCATIONAL. ROOKVILLE ACADEMY. Session commences Sept. 5th. Entire expense for 21 weeks, $110, Circulars at Star Office.or ad- dress . K. BURNS, Principal, “auSeolm™ Brookville, Montgomery co., Ma. ORROMEO COLLEGE, Pikesville, Baltimore county, Md , opens its ninth annual session on MONDAY, the Sth of September. P.O. siddress, Rv. E.Q. WALDRON, Principal of Borromeo College, Pikesville, Md, au l0-lw* [yy erage BOARDING SCHOOL—On Balti- more Railroad, 15 miles from Philudelphia. Pupils have the benefits of # home; thororgh course in Mathematics, Languages, Eaglish Number limited, Terms moderate Rec any time. Fine Library and Apparatns. Address Rev. J. HERVEY BARTON, A. M., Village Green. Seminary. Delaware county, Pa i we GEORGETOWN ADVER’NTS ({EORGETOWN CORPORATION sSTOOK.— I Those persous who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears ap ine zon ona per hi ed Fees ape yersnie quarterly. ¢1 o In eome by 6) § LAIRD, Glerkot said Corporations je29-Atsl 4 TO. bythe ‘OWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by tne otomac Tow C iy ey 7 “Gov. Curtin” and Belle Haven’ Appiy $0 the Captains on board, or Vs “ FIN. B. DAVID! wien atract. eee: me 1 OR? ORATION O¥ WASHINGTON 8TOCK for sale. in sums to suit. Apply to JAS O MCGUIRE & CO., an 1-d)2t Auction andCommiseion Merchants, WOR SALE—A beautiful, stylish, pare blood & »bLACK HAWK MORGAN HORSE, fifteen anda Balt hands heb, weighing one thousand pounds built im propor- tion. six years old and a perfect model of beauty withont blemish; perfectly 5 kino in ingle double harness. and all rightin patie Co an Horse has been raised by the elebrated Morgan stock breeder, Lewis Sherman, q.. Brandon, Vermont, to whom the present weve refer xny purchaser for his pedigree, He war brought here six _monthe ago at a great dix now sold withont a aingle fault, as after varion# ansuccessfal efforts, can- Bet aihteh him in'stylé, action, or colorin any part ofthe county, He is perfectly gentle, ind ‘can be handled ®ftdrivep by woy Indy, or even a bay. Che atfeetion of private families and army officers ia Teepe: tfnlky jovited to thin fine animal. RP. hocss desiers aeed apply. He will only be golf to private citizens or ar 0 seen at th sablep tof Kec. fe can ithe & PY wee hight strcey beteene D | For ‘particulars apply at th i i sore of PJ, BELLE: S10 Seveath wiront nice Odd Fell aM os sony sie KOM PARIS.—The Kuiehta, i: tain, Bouse gf Commons. Boer ge rea it OGM FOR RENT—No, 309 E street, betwean Jsth and 1332 streets. Will be rented only for an office, store reo for, light ois. or work shop, Apply at HUNTER'S BOOK STORE. au * (OR SALB—A cakh customer can purchase two (2ythe best located aud best Atted up BUTTER STANDRin Center and NL Market) Average ralew 2% pounds butter daily. Inquire of BROW & POWERS, Plumbers, Ninth streat, or M, CO- BURN, Butter Deal-r, Kighth, near D. an 9-3t" A FOR RENT. 5 FORNISHED BRICK HOUSE, WITH SIX Rooms, at $40 per month. A_NEW FRAME. SEVEN ROOMS, EITHER for rent or sale, at $40 per month. _A FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY- five Acres; good building®, six miles front the city, at $1,000 per year. FOR SALE. A LARGE FINE PRICK RESIDENCE ON C street, between 2 and 444 sireets—the best neish- barhood in the city, ALL & BATON, Real Estate Brokers, cor 7th and F streets. VIVE ACRES NEARGEORGETOWN FORSALE. TEN ACRES ON BLADENSBURG ROAD ¥OR sale. THIRTY AC; WITH FINE IMPROVE- ments, on Blad@nsburg ruad,2': miles from city, ALL & EATON, an 9-3t* Corner7th aud F streets, OR RENT—A th tory BRICK HOUSE, with [' - Basement. containing nine rooms, with Fur- niture, on G. between 4th and é1h streats, No. 514, Apply to E. WROK, corner oi 12th street and Mas- sachusetts avenue, or on the premises. au 8-4t* WOR SALE—BRICK HOUSE. LOT AND FUR- NITURE—The handsome and newly builttwo story Brick and extension, ecntaining 6 rooms, with barn. all in complete order, No 34% 0 st, nerth, between l0th and lth. Termseasy, Apply on the premisi av 8-lw* (GORING HOUSE FOR SALE. The Proprietor of this popular and well-known Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from busi- ness, and offers his well xnown house for sale. Any one wishing to encage in a LUCRATIVE BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- foivanis avenue, between 12th and 13th sts. s-6ts | AND FOR 8ALK—Apply ni the frat house from the Eastern Branch Bridge. aa 6-Im* a L te a fe URsien ep ROOMS FOR RENT, BOARDING Louse in the acighborkood whore meals sre served [rquire at N 0 New York avenue, be- tween 9th and 1th siee aud la* POR SALE, REMARK very pret- ty COTTAGE HOUSE, wis rooms stable car- ge-hougke, and 21 (44 fect of ground, with choice frit and fowers, on Capitol Hiil, For particulars ard photograph view, xpply to MITCHELL & SON, Keal Estate Brokers, 5. E. corner Penn ave- nue and 15th street. au 5-lw* I ESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE OPPOSITE FRANKLLIN ROW,--We are authorized to lat toa satinfsctory tenant a desirable BRICK RE IDENOK, (furnished )witaa brick Sta itus- ted on south side of K street, between i2th and 13th at ts t., reete WEE" JAS. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auction and Com. Merchants. ‘OR SALE—A most excellent FRAMES DWEL LING, (or Boarding House.) new and in perfect condi Son. paras ein lot 30 by bi feet, tifteen TOemMSs an 'o good cellars, SORSIt Bitunted on Usoeoret eaten Piers De Cw em ony - ane 234 streets, First Ward = Price $3.5.0, Apely on the premises or to MITCHELL & SON, Real Kstute Brokers, southeast corner Pennsylva- nia avenue and 15th street, aug 3-Lit* R OOMS FOR RENT, at £50 loth street, osat t side, between @ and H ata. The situation is one of the most desirable ig Washington, au2-Im OR KENT—One of the STOKE ROOMS under Medical College on Motroot near ath Enquire ol ir. J. . an2-tf Corner Md. av. Tnhst tend, Seventh -street, near, prtsbie. by 23-tf c. Fo BALE Spee for cash, and early poasession siven,a FRAhi b&b HOUSK, LUT and RoceRyY STOKE, . The house contains six roome. including the store. . The house and lot may be sold without the stock if is desired For forepes particulars: inquire on the premises, No, # ixth street west. bet. Mand is streets north, Au 2-9t* G UR i BRICK HOUSE with 15 rooms on Péennsylyania mvanue: between 434 and 6th striets. oppo the sions} Hotel, and one FRAME BOUBB on 4% street, Island, near R st. Apply to. 3. JOHNSON No. 373 Pa. av., bet. 4% and 6th ste..oppotite National Hotel. aul-10t* OR SAL¥:—The substviber wishes to sell & i FARM, coptaining about 25) acress, more or LA nee fous miles ‘Yrom Washington, . C., ever the uppex, Eastern Braach bridge. larue body of tbe land ie in eese Linstor and about forty acres of superior meadow land. Tite indis Address J. Dy Hox 384, Washington, au tlm 7 ALUABLE PROCERTY AT PRIVAT Li IN THE FRET’ ARD—The wadetdeaed eerk Britain. Baronet: f G: i fe Will seli oll or pagt of that valnabl. Almstne and. Costpagion op st Phe tial | be reek Pitaaied’ ane Bropersy haba man's Year Book, its, Dod® Peerage of Great | end Bstreeta. § id within one-and-n, half blocks of Britain, 1864, aes General Armory eb- | Lafi Square, cousisting of several haadsome nett’ sage of Great Brittin. ‘Lodve’s Pocraget | BUILDING LOTS, one of them improved by a of the Britith- Empire, Burke’s Auth rized’ Arma, | substantial twe-ntory Briek House and back build- _ 806 eres _FBaNOK TAYLOR ing mph goed Stabl ; whe above. ppgnerty will RY. © IN. Co."8 ' s for’ cash. quire of To RY, Mme 5 Wood & Cosh dealer, hear the War Department. ory «colt «RHE ELPHIA 9» i op the. premises. es beim ‘a ‘hy | DRAUGHT AND POBTER, © | QQEOW CASER FO RS ea gene w reteivinplatge guantitievorDRAUGHT. | mate epee WBS tea ee ri LL.B SHO PORTER from is pole rated. brewery ec oa Fasouth of Odi Fol. whick Tam prepared to furnish on short noties'to | lowe’ H , “Sy tf = bette with-thelt ordtrs.: 4 0 a brown . yen to my drivers Will be prox t- it mod. BEd Sree Pen aDAY poe’ zl nGondadetivered inal! partsof Wasiingten apd. ‘2 Jf Georgetown reel chares. 5. te we pauue VPtOREEBY. A SHINN agent) ire of Hey. i AVL A Daten Bétthing Depot, 57 Green etréet ete meal BLY, po-tf Georgetown, D. 6, ses ¥ W.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. FURNITURE AND EOUSRIIOLD BFFECTS AT On SATURDAY MORNING, Angust 13, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, we wilisell in front of our auction rooms large assortment of Furniture, Hgpsshold Effects, &c., such as— lahogany marble-top Bureaus and Bedsteads Uottage Bedsteads and Mattresses Hair Mattresses. Feather Beds and Pillows Boeing Beda, Tables, Chairs £0 rolls white and check Matting fas, Lounges, Bureaas Cookiug snd other Stoves. 13 vols. Congressional Globe with a large variety of other furmitura and house- hold effects of parties breaking up housekeeping. Terme cash, auld W. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYs. [RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsen. DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AvO- On FRIDAY AFTERNVON. August 12. at 6 o'clock. in front of ‘be premises, we will sell that desirable brick house and lot, sitaated on 7th street etween TF and K streets north being the south part of lot 12, ia Square 427) The lot ism feet front. by 70 feet deep, improved by « three story brick store and dmeliing. The store is 2) by & feet, Gttad up is modern style, and has been Gicupled for several years pastas adry-goots store, ahs srr, pert contains 7 roomé, pleasant and There is siso a good, dry cellar under the store, making, altogether. one of the icost desiranle atreet. ‘Title perfect,” 8 the weet side of the Terma cary onre cing at enat o ir. GREENE WIEETAMS, Aucts, da J, 0, MoGUIRE & OO, Austionsers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUARLE mp AND UNIMPROVED PROPRRTY > Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting in equity, pasted July Sth, 185i,in a certain cause, whecein Sarah Ann Brown aod «thers are com- mainanta, and Ambrose A. Brown and others are ‘efendanta, No. 221 eguity, we shall sell on the premises.on MONDAY. the 2th dav of August, commencing with the first named at 6 o'clock p, m.: Lot No. ],in Square No. 8. fronting % feet en north E street, at the curner of Second street wert, and running back 10 f-etto a 2% fact alley, Also. the north part of Lot33,in Jas © Me‘juire’s subdivision of Square No. 624, fronting ts fet 7 inches on Tenth street west. between G and A sts. notth, and runping back 130 feet 4 inches toa 2% foot alley. and improved by a three-story Brick Dwelling House. . Terme: One-half in cash; the remainder in nine andeighteen months. with interest from the day of sale, to be secured by the bonds or notes of the purchasers, with a surety or sureties, to proved of by the trustees. Upon the fol] paywent cf the purchase money and interest, the trustees will conyey the proper- t f purchase: be ap y, All conveyances and stampa at the cost ofthe purebaser. If the termms of sale are not complied with in five days thereafter. the trustees reserve the right to resell, on one week's notice, at the risk and expense of the defeulting purchaser. 7kO. W. VALL i Trustees NICHOLAS C. STEPHENS. ‘ds JAS.0. McGUIRE Bt Aucts. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Ancts. Atthe Horse Bazaar, 98 La. avenue. On SATURDAY MORNING, 13th inst., at 19 o'clock, we willeell, atthe Bazaar, the beautiful pik pure-blooded BLACK HAWK MORGAN HORSE, 153s hands high, built iu Rroportion ;.is 6 years old, and 1s a perfect model of beauty, with- cut blemish, warranted kind in single or double harness. Alady or boy can drive him, isa perfect pet and all cafe for a family, This five horse baa deen raised by the celebrated siock-breeder, Lewis Sherman, Esq., Brandon, Vt.,to whom the present owner refers any pur- chaser for his pedigree, He was brought here six months ago, at agreat expense. and is now sold without a *inzle fault, as the owner can not match him in style, color, or activn in any part of the Lg seer te The attention of private families, army officers, and every person in search ofa beautiful animal is respectfully invited to this sale. He can be seen in harness or saddle at 932 o'clock, at the Bazaar, on the morning of sale, or at the stables of KELLEHER & PYWELL, 8th street. between Dand E, P.8.—This is the same Morgan Hors? advertised at private sale the past weck, aull-d WM. &. WALL & CO., Ancts, BY 248. ©. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. BUILDING LOTS ON 8 BETWEEN NOKTH L AND MSTREETS AND NORTH L, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS. On FRiDAY AFTERNUON, Angnst 19th. at 6% o’clock, on the p-emises, we shall sell six Lots, fronting each 17 feet 9} inches’ on 16th street, be- tween Land M streets north, and ronoing back 12 feet 10-foot stay. Also. six Lots fronting the same on a 30 footalley inthe rear. andrunning back 67 feet to the 10-foot all ey being subdivisions of Lota Band 14, in Square No. 197, belonging to £t. Vincent’s Orpban Asylum Alro. Lets Nos 5,*,7and 8, in Square No. 17, frouting together 212 feeton north L street, be- tween !5th and 16th streets, to be subdivided into building lots. rie Also, Lot 12 21, 22,23 ard 24. in subdivision of Square No 1°3. fronting respectively on lith st., between L and Mstreets and M street, between lith and 7th sts, weet i Termes: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve munths.with interest,secured by a deed of trust on the premises. 3 A payment of $2) on each lot required at the time of sale, Cost of conveyancing‘end stamps to be paid by the haser, avila _J,0, McGUIRR& CO., aust Y WM, L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, At the Horse Bazaar 98 Louisiana av, SALE OF HORSES, OAKKI AGES, HARNESS, &c. On SATURDAY MORNING mencing at 1") o’clock, we shall sell at the Bazaar and Repository, No. 9% Louisiana avenue, be- tween 9th and Ith streets, comprising aboat 5 FIFTY HORSES, Ineinding some valuable haracss and saddle horses, Full description at sale, ALSO NEW AND SECOND HAND CARRIAGES Light Wagons. D arbons, Trotting Wagons, largo Wagors, snitatle for satlers: faintly Oarria sea, one Carriage suitable fora Hack. with which the sale will commence, : ALSO SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS, &c. Terms cass, auld W. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, STORE FIXTURES, &c.. &c., AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the lith instant, at 19 oclock a. m., We shallseli at the store of Mr. G. W. Miller, gorner of 7th street east and I street south. Navy Yard, & good assortinent of Groceries and Liquors, viz: Teas. Sngars, and Coffees, with an assortment of other Groceries, usually kept in a family grocery store Also. a good lot of Liquors, in Draftand Bottles, and the Stere Fixtures, such as Platform and Counter Scales, Measures, Stand Casks, &¢..&c. Terms cash. auyd (Rep.| GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY J4MEs C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. EIGHT BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF a i K eTREET AND THIRD SrkEKE On MONDAY AFTERNOON. August '5th, at 6 o’clock, un the premises, wesba ls ll, Lots Nos, 1gend 15, in Square No 65'. divided into eight de sirable building lots. fronting ahout 2: feet eack on 34 street west, at the corner of north R street. Terme: Ove third in sash: and the raoainier in 6nd iz months, with interest secured by adeed of truet on the premises, Copveyances end stamps at the cost of the pur- chasers, _A payment of $20_on each lot required at the time of sale. JAB C.McGUIR¢& CO, ° aud-d [Rep } Auctiontera, B* J.C, McGUIRB & Co.. Auctioneers, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 28, 1864, at 6 o'clock, we ena'l evil, at public sa’e on the prem- ises. the halt of square No. 82, froating on north M, Loundary, aod 5th streets east, contain- ing about 24.8:8 square feet, in lots t» sult pur- peed This property is located near Kendall reen, Terme of sale: One-fourth cash; the balance in 6, 1l2and 1S months Deed given and deed of trust taken to Secure be deferred payments. Al the writings and Government etamps at the JOHN cost of the purchagers. 7 E. KEND v PM RANBONE AEE _ SAMOEL NURMENT. Committee of National Building A sociation, J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., au 3:eo&da (Rep. Auctioneers, Br Fo seating & co. ‘Auctioneers. VALTABLE UNIM?R NORTE a Oe aR may Nite RNGQOQN, Sugnet 17th. JORG ba the premiars wepoalecel Lot No, &, in Square No. 79, fronting & feet 345 inches on the norte side of north G stracts between Jist aud 22d streets west. to be sold tegetieror divided intu two building lots, as may bedesired, ‘erms: One-third cash; the remain4er in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. E ' Conveyances and stamps at the costof the pur-~ b. 4 . art J. 0. McGUIRE.& CO., Ancts. au 9-eo&ds I have opened anew BARBER SHOP None street; batween tet street and New Jer. sey avenue. at . nists sap where I will be glad mers. een lat an Fo. BVey jy7-Im* " Boyle’s Hotel, near the Dépot _ EFEIGEBATORS i R OAT RE ie 00K ‘Gist AT cost! Wi at t] ttention of the pu' eo ee cae ene EF TO BRATORS end WATFR COOLERS, which we are cloring out at pritae cost We advice all in quest of the abeve articles to Epow'rz call'and be sure of e. oasor to Bonts’& Grifith, 369 7th strect, aear I. N@ CITY BAVINGS BANK, ey eee Marog STH, '™64, iM M5, President and Treacarer, EDI uD OuaMi, V beatae d Beeretary, WM. P. DOLE, THOS. J GARDNER, SOuN RORLVANS!. wy bi jehow open fOr the regeipt of deposits, adie mi Parti Hart tee boomer enue, obder Bim WARD CLARK, Secretary. . A .) BAN aot Berle Re Re tt hace ane ere u OL) AND SILVER, AND'GEN. EXCHANGE COUN EINE SS ica «caper»? Joun'n. BLv ARS’ Cd Os atl Wan Deriarunur, Osvacar Bousav, , Oca cd Chiat ; > one hondrad tad sven dodgy Sian One . eo forslt OAWALBY. pall be} “at Giesbere Depot,ruatil other ei or . pecacnerer © m tly. w., u N [BRIN Lieut, Colona f was Cavalry Buresu, XTRENTH STREET, | August 13, eom- | B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FOR SALE— | All that part of Lot 36, im Square 535, and the building thereon, consisting of a two story Frame House, containing about six rooms, the same Known 55 3d street west, between south D st, and Virginia av e If the above property be not sold at private asle on or before SATURDAY, the 13th day of August, 1864. I will sell the same at Rabhe guction, on the pomiesy sf eu on ae hong 13th day of 1864. 2 o'clock. August, AWD. 1504. a4? SOHN MILLER, Attorney at Law, 38 Louisiana av., pear frh street, au 5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers. | TRUSTEE’S SALE OF NINE BUILDING Lots | QONAST STRBEKT WEST, AT THE CORNER OP SOUTH DSTREET. ‘ On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 30, at 6% o’clock.on the premises, by Virtue of a dead of | trust, dated May 7th, 1857, and duly recordedin | Liber J A. 8. No. folios 22 et *eq.. we shall sell allof Lot No 6, in Square No. 633, fronting 140 | feeton First street west, at the corner of south D | street. and rmnning hack £0 feet, subdivided into 8 | Lots 15xe0, and one Lot 20x90, Terms cath. Conveyances at the cost of the P A cash peymeny of $20 on each lo’ t ime of sale. j nies HORATIO NW. GILBERT, Trustee. dy W-d J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. YJ, 0. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, CRANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BRIOK HOUSK ANDLOT ON 12TH RPREET WEST, BETWEAN NEW YORK AVENUE ANDI 8T | . By viriue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting in equity, and passed in a certain cause wherein Mary A. Roche is complainant and James FE. Smith et al. are de- fendants, I shal! proceed to sell, in front of the premises,on "THURSDAY the 18th day of Augu next, at 60'clock p.m.,all that certain piece o parcel of ground situate, lying and being in tha | city of Washington. in the District of Columbia, | and designated ak Lot marked and lettered “L,’ in Robert J, Roche’s su hdi on of partsof Lots numbered twelve (12) and thirteen, (13,)in Square numbered two bondred and eighty six. (235,) with the improvements thereon. consisting of a neat and substantial brick dwelling: house, hein prorecty fronts on 12th straet west, be- twéen New York ayenueand I street north, in a ction of the city. One-half cash to be paidon theday | of sale; the balance in six months, the purchaser giving his note. satisfactorily endorsed, and bear- fog interest from the day of Aal f All conveyancing and Goverbinent stamps at ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee. the cost of the purchaser. au2eokds JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. UCTION SALE Cee SENMENT PRor- DSPARTMEST OF THE INTERIOR, Opffice uf the Washington Aqueduct, + WASHINGTON. D @., August %. 1854 Will be sold at public auction, on TUESDAY, Aveust 16, commencing at 10 a. m. archaser. will be required 2 A large lot of miscellaneous property connected with the Washington Aqueduct consisting of one Stationary Steam Engine, about 35 tons old aWronght Iron, 21 tonzo'd Cast Iron, 738 barrels Hydraulic Cement, 1 10 pounds Asphalt, 6 asphalt kettles, 5 stone scows, 630" feet B. M: old Tim- ber. reversal wooden buildings, tog>ther with a Jarge lot of hoisting and travelling cranes, blocks aud falls, wireand hemp rope, derricks, shovels, wheelbarrow frames, strap and T rails, quantity of granite. &c ,a&c. a The above property is situated at Bridge 6, and the Government warehouse in Georg*town, Dis- tributing Reservoir, Gabin John Bridge, Great Falls and Seneca quarries. Descriptive printed lists of the property In each locality will he furnished ou and after the 0th inst at this office The sale will take place on the ground, except the property at Seneca quarries, which wili be sold at Great Falls from the descriptive list. ifnot all sold on the iith the sale will be con- tinued on the I7th, at the same hour. Ten per cent. ot the purchase money will be paid onthe ony of saleyand tho balance on taking pos- Bession of the property, which must be within six days atter the sale, or the ten per cent, will be forfeited and the property resold, 2 By order of the Secrstary of the Interior. S$. 88X¥MOUR, au 5-11t Chief Eng. Washington A if quediact, UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Was Deparment, Cavacey Bureand, = Otice of Chief Quartermasger, ‘ : shinkton, D. C., August 3 134 Will be sold Public Auction, to the highest bidder. at the times «nd places named below. viz: reine. Pennsylvania, TUU RSDAY «August 13, xditoona, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August 25, 3 Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, September Wa: at 1 uarrisbur Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Sep- ember 8. i854. TWO HUNDRED (2%) CAVALRY HORSES, at each place. There horses have been condemned as unit for the cavalry service of thearmy. For road and farming purposes, many good bar- gains may be had. ores sold sine. ted Stat aay rms cash, in Caoited States curr . ° AMES A BKIN, Lt. Col. and Chief Quartremaster, au 5-tre8 Cavalry Bureau. A votion SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Wan Daraatuenr, CavaLay Bursiu, Wateneren Co) daly 4, 15h Will be sold at PUBLIO AUCTION, fo the high- Ge bidder, at the times and places named below, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July 1th, éading, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. July 2ist, Farah Pennsylvania, DAY, July epitope. Pennsylvania, raya: August wi u liamaport, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Aa- S E TWO HUNDRED (200) CAVALRY HORSES at eack place. horses have been condem: ene on service ofthe Army. Peon naat foc Fors Ged farm purposes many 00d bargai may i Horses sold singly. + ‘Gash in United States currency. Toa Oe JAMES A. BK IN, Lieut, Col, and Ohief Quartermaster ty 6-td javalry Buresu =e PERKINS, STERNE & Cow 180 Breadway, N. ¥., EBXOLUSIVE DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA WING. We guarantee them all to be ABSOLUTELY PUEE. For sale by all first-class Grocers and Drageists |, Overywhere, mh 80-$m* IME AND CEMENT! ‘ Just received a cargo of superior PEt KLAND LIME, Also, a eargo'of superior § FIURA ETO CEMENT, which we offer at the ee market rates. we SEARO ASE ARS GERI. ome a a Ff. CG ” poreeral po tpeted CIDER I! deattge rh Pom Berton pou Al Bota ig SPR weet market pricevin quan- ad all othersia want of invited = a slee wt, bave Adams” of pore, Mi I offer for sa tities to sui it ofigtLbnetee lace amine this pefore parchasy : Goor: ‘ ob DEM Maar. - SOUT? cay 5 e Jars. fresh and pare Boape. at ines Medicines, Perfumery, Toi . Co- Trees ead other Mediaines’ ty 6-20