Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1864, Page 3

} a LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Feap’s THEAT&R.—«The Irish “The Young Aetress,” and «The Iris! mon,” Will all be Mr. Florence will ap; «Mr. Camomile,” and “Bry! Mrs. Florence in a namber of characters, and hey will be fully sustained by an able com- i ea Nt row night Mr. Florence takes & ne Cantarrvry—Sallie Sunderland and Agnes ? utherland, the sweet singers; John Mulligan, Silly Emerson, Bob Hall, et al., the amusing Ethiops; Sig: or Henrico, the strong man, who plays with canfon balis as though they were snarbles; and a number of other vocalists, dancers, and amusing individuals will appear to- night in a fine bill. ELLINGEsR & Foore’s great moral exhibition, at Odd Feliows’ Hail, continues to be a source of enjoyment to a Jarge number O/ Visitors who <lesire to see the unique performanges of the dittle peopie, Com. Foote, Col. Small, and Miss Eliza Neste:. The vocalists and musicians come in for a deserved share of praise. Fruit Fxstiv4t.—Remember the delightful truit festival now in progress at Union League Rooms, under the auspices of the ladies of the Methodist Protestant Church. THE District DeMocRacy AND THE NoMtI- WATIONS AT CHICAGO—Our Special Dutch Re- porter About —The National mocratic As- sociation held another meeting at Parker’s Hali last night, and the regular officers pot having yet returned from Chicago, J. D. Ulark, Esq., was called to the chair, and J. F. Haliday, Esq., acted as secretary. The room ‘was well filled, and the crowd at large evinced considerable enthusiasm over the Chicago nom- inations, though with most of the jeading spirits of the Association (who are of the Fiorence-Breckinridge stripe, as opposed to the Belmont-Dougias stripe of the old wings of the Democracy,) the nomination of McClellan is & pill not altogether pleasant totake. An opportunity was given persons to join, and the following signed the constitituion, viz: Geo. J. Johnson, Wm. B. Dyer, Samuel Strong, Thos. B. Waddy, Dr. John B. Blake, John Little, Dallss Fearson, James Cartain, Jesse B. Wilson, and Thos, Wright. Mr. John F Ennis, amid considerable enthu- siasm,read the dispatch announcing the nomi- nation of McCl+llan and Pendleton, and it was followed by applause, and then speakers were Sry for, and Frederich Schmidt came for- ‘ward. They had hee-art, he said, of ter clorious Domination at Chick-a-go of Shorge Pe Mu- clellan for ter Pre-hdency, ent now all that wash nessary) to ¢usure success vash energetic action on ter part of men who tair tooties know, and, knowing, dare maintain. (Ap- plause.] How vas it four years go, and how ish’tnow? Freemen are not permitted free- dom of speech, the press ish muzzled, ter churches, efen, had been seized, and now ter ‘varry stones cried out against this wickei gov- ernment, who voot now be called upon to give an accountof its doings. [Applause] It vashahappy hogeery that they vas here permitied to assemble to discuss questions ot National posby Six months ago they coot not have helt such meeting without taioger ot imprisonment. Now all who support not ad. ministration are called coppairheads! Vail, ‘we are all coppairheads [laughter and ap- plause); coppair vash better as greenbacks, and if coppsirheads got power we will have something to j ngle in our pockets. Ter green- backs and ter sheenbiasters wash nasty staff. He yoot tell them leetel story. One man paid him fee of shreublasters in aroll vish he put in vaistcoat pocket. At dmner time something shmeli pad—ver pad. He look at his boots, and he Jook at ter cat, and he look at ter paby to see what vash shmell so bad; ent then he found it vash ter roli of sheenblasters een his waistcoat thatsochtink. [Laughter.} Sheen blasters vash bad currency. The country is full of shoddy made out sweat of brow of laboring classes. Thair must be change and the peopie must exert their richts as free- men. If this was revolutionary then he vash revolutionist. [Applause.} And terrichts of states must be maintained. {Applause.} Ter beepels of ter South have Tight to say bow they will condact thair own affairs and it they will or not have slavery. [Great applause | Now we prepare ter have meeting on 17th September unt let us haye a pig meeting, let us have such pig cemonstration of ter beepel as Will startle ter monster in ter Vite House unt make himtremp!e! [Applause] But first we want come moui-h, vat though greenbacks ish Rot goot monish we =halibe varry glat ter have you coom up to ter stand and geev us some greenbacks. [Laughter and applause } Mr. Schmiat then took nis seat, and, on mo- tion, Mesers. Mann, McGuire and Dyer were Appointed & committee to confer with Mr. cElbapy relative to procrring the flag of the old Democratic Association. It was announced that the flag was not ready to be hoisted at 9 o'clock, as proposed, and a motion was made to hoist it at{o’clock to-mor- Tow (this) afternoon, at which time the names of the candidates will be inscribed upon it. Mesers. Lyon, Thomas, Clark, Morsell and Grimes were appointed a committee to hoist the flag. T.G. Clayton, Esq., after sundry calls had been madr, tcok the stand, And proceeded to read the resolutions adopted at the Chicago Convention, which was accomplished after a considerable effort, those immediately abeut the stand paying some attention, bat others in the back part of the Dall creatupg more or less ce@ncusion by loud talkingand moving about. After readivg the resolutions, Mr. Clayton #aid he was here to night to hear the intelli- gence of the nomination of George B. McUlel- lan and George H. Pendleton. The campaign will bea short one, but it will be ene ot the Most excitaple that has ever taken place in the United States. We bave to contend with a party in power, terribly powerful in itself, and whicn had, in addition, a large army to back it. Bat we mus: change the Government, Te-establish the rights of all the States, and re- turn to the original principles upon which the Unicon was founded. {Applause.} The great men nominated at Chicago wouid be elected ‘with & powerful majority, and thera was no cone found to oppose them in the Democratic ranks except interlopers and latter-day saints, who had always battled against the Demo- cratic party, aud came in at the eleventh hour to share the spoils; and when their claims were not recor nized, again bolted. i A voice.—*Who were you for in 160?” Another voice—“Ain’t you a latter-day saint!” (Laughter and applause.) Mr. Clayton continued, ( unbeeding the inter- ruption,) and said the words used against their Opponents by the Democracy would be soft, but the arguments would oe sirong, [applause,/| and when we come up to the grand meeting on September 17th, let us call ont all we can, and have sucha meeting as will make the Admin- istration feel its power and influence. [Ap- iause.}| He (the speaker) wasan admirer of cClellan, aud had studied his history, and he detied the Administration to put its tinger on one act of McUlelian that could sustaia the charges brought againsthim He (McClellan) had always had the confidence of the Govern- ment, and bis report upon the Crimean war was & monument to the intelligence ef his head and the goodness of his heart. He was superior fo any military man in the country, And 88 & siatesm%n he bad no superior. [Ap- plause.) In oratory he was chaste, beautiful and pete. and stood as high as an Everett. {Appiause.) This Administratton will do all in its power to defeat our nominee, of course, but let us all work. [Applause.} in conclusion, Mr. Clayton urged the De- mocracy to stand firm, and beware of those who would come in at a late hour, for the pur- } 0se of reaping the benefits of a new adminis- tration. The Democracy desired all the zo- eperation they could get. They would let sinners return, but as Henry A. Wise said, tney could come to the altar only as penitents, and until they proved their penitence, should ae bg ae to sip at the chalice. [Ap- plause. The Association then adopted a resolution to have the flag raising at 7 o’clock instead of 4, and the meeting then adjourned to meet again this evening In size and vim the meeting was a decidedly tame affair compared with the irrepressible <emonstrations of the uproarious full-bleoded Democracy of yore SS Tus WASHINGTON ExeMPTioN Assocra- riow.—Last evening, in pursuance to the fol- owing notice, 4 meeting was held at the City iall and was attended by over one hundred sersons, most of them being our own citizeas: ++ $10,000 Azemption Fund, Notice.—The mem- vers of the Exemption Fund will meet at Gity iall, without fail, im the Councit Chamber, Wednesday evening, Aug. 31, at 8 och for be purpose of ization and election of ‘ficers, with a view of extending the number +f membegs, 88 scores and hun. are daily aaking spplication for membership, hence ais -" meeting was called to order by Mr. R. i pete and a permanent organization way oflected by the election of the following officers: resident, A. Lloyd; Vice President, C. I Can- ‘eld; Secretary, W. H. Pope; and Treasurer, stated that the object was well Fide ae ‘was needed, but he sug- asted that as . Barron was the principal dover in the matter, be give his views; ana ‘tat gentleman came forward and remarked tht about a week since he had spoken to some © bis acquaintances the pian, and they him, some twelve or fifteen putting and it was concluded to adver- decide whether linited, and adopteuch other regelations as thy should see fit He at first thought of ma- ig an arrangement with the Bank of Wash- ington to reéeivé-ttié nionéy, hours were inconvenient for the mechanic, an he b Mr. Bacon, who had kindly Act astreasurer. The planseemed already it had gone far beyond his moet sanguine expectations, the book now con- taining it 160 names, and scores were ap- plying each day. This plan he Tegarded as perfectly fair. Some gentleman here asked how many were enrolled in the District. Mr. eaks Teplied that about one in every seven & halt would draw & prize. Mr. Hurley said he had understood that some of the wards had nearly filled their quotas—the Seyerth, Second and Fourth. Hoe also understood that there had been enrolled abont 19,000 names, and that the quota of the city would be about 1,500, and he asked if those putting in substitutes did not have them credited to the respective wards. Mr. H. moved that all the signers whohave paid be considered members. Adopted. ‘Mr. Bacon stated that 169 persons hed signed the book, and the money, $16,900, had been de- osited in the Bank of Washington. Mr. B. Bea been called upon to act as president and treasurer on the primary organization, and had done so from a desire to benefit his fellow citizens—he not having Any money in the as- sociation, not being subject to draft. He had received money from two persons in the coun- ty, but none from Georgetown. Mr. Pfieffer stated that his name was on the books; he was enrolled here and in Pennsyl- ania, and wishea to know if he was dratted in either place whether he would be entitled to benefits ! Mr. Hurly said if he intended to stand the draftin Pennsylvania he was not entitled to membership. The treasurer was directed to return Mr. P. hie money. Mr. Pope. What was to be done with the surplus after the drafted members was pro- vided for? The obligation was then read, which states that the signers pledge their sacred honor in case the amount is not sufficient to procure for each drafted man a substitute, a sufficient Bipot onnlenmuaes willbe made up by them. T. Davis suggested that those drafted who ‘would be exempt on examination by the sur- geom after the draft be not entitled to benefits. On motion ot Mr Roose,a committee was appointed to draft resolutions for the govern- ment of the association, com dof Messrs. Barron, Roose, Hurley, Elliott, and Hoits- lander. After a short absence the committee returned and reported the following: This Association shall be called the Washing- ton City Exemption association. The object of this association shall be toafford mutual aid to the members of the associa- tion in procuring substitutes should G4 of beet be drafted in the approaching raft. ‘That persons enroiled and subject to draft in the city of Washington, D, O..may become members of this association by paying the treasurer one hundred dollars and signing these articles: Provided, That the association shall not exceed five hundred persons in num- Bl conse: to take, ber. ‘That in case of adraft, the funds of this as- sociation, atter paying the necessary incidental expenses, shall be equally distributed among the members of this association who may be drafted for military service, unless they are ex- empt from military duty. he officers of this association shall be a president, vice president, treasurer, and secre- tary. The president, vice president and secre- tary shall constitute a board ot directors to car- ry into equitable effect the object of the associa- tion. That should there be no draft to fill the quota of the city before the first day of December, A. D. 1864, each_ member shall be entitled to receive his one hundred dollars, less hisequit- able share of the necessary expenses of this as- sociation. The treasurer shall not pay outany moneys of this association except on the order of the board of directors, signed by the president, and countersigned by the secretary. That the subscription books of this associa- tion shall be closed September 3, 1964, at 10 p. m., and the treasurer be authorized to print 400 copies of the names of the members of the association for distribution. A gentleman moved that the amount to be paid to each drafted man shall not exceed S900. Several Voices—Oh no! No limits!” The mover answered, that possibly there would be but few dratted, and in that case they would receive more than what was ne- cessary. Voices—“‘They may have my hundred.” «Mine too.” “Yes, give them all.” The mover remarked, “I am satisfied if the others are,” and withdrew his motion. Mr. Hurley offered a vote of thanks to Messrs. T. H. Barron and P. F. Bacon, for their exer- tions in the movement, and it was adopted. Mr. Haistead offered a resolution that any member putting in a substitute before the draft be entitled to receive his $100; which was laid on the table. On motion of Mr. Davis, the meeting ad- journed to Tuesday night. ‘Tue INTELLIGENCER of to-day has only nine items taken trom us without credit. SPECIAL NOTIOES. pacivacmettheten! “A 8Lignt CoLp,’’ Co f the importance of checking a Cough or ‘* At coid’’in its first stage; that which in the be: ning would yield toa mild remedy, if neg! soon attacka the lungs. ** Brown's Bronchtal Tr ches”’ give sure and aimost immediate relief. Mil- itery Officers and soldiers should have them they can be carried in the pocket and taken as occasion requires. au 26-lm Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,etc. Persons wishing immediate relief from these troublesome annoyances, should call at Dr. White’s rooms, No, 424 Penn's av , bet. 4'2 and 6th an l7-tf Do rov celor your whiskers and moustache? If #0, use the “Japanese na in.” No hair dye y HS.—Few are aware o 3 FS Matar lcd os browns GaP ones @ box, . O. Forp, e2 eoSm 290 Pa. avenne, Sole Ag ANsgw Pegrume FOR THE BANDEBROHIEF. Phalon’s Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night 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 fr: t perfame distilled from the rare and beautiful fower from which it takes its name. Manufactured only by Poatow & Son, N. Y. BEWARE OF COUNTERFS!TS. ASK POR PHALON’s—TAKE BO OTHER. ‘3m Sold by druggists generally. CoLeatr’s Homey Soar. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggisteand Fancy Goods Je 16- Dealers. ia25-eoly SPERMATORRE EA OAN BE CURED.—Dr Band’s eifie cures Cpeig aed coe Ww 3, lm 1. Loss oj rs tt... Speeds and ‘ectually, ts effects are truly teagical. Atrial of the Specite will convinee the most skeptical of its merits. Price a box. Sold by 5. C0. Ford, corser lith dP: ‘ashington, A xevy jac-ly MINAL, URINARY is—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter sneelape free of charge. Address D. J. Skillin Houg How: \- ciation, No, 3 South Ninth str: Pa. Je 30-3m Ds. Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulat Pills are the wery best in use. They operate malting ein sugar-coated cacete no Pectively, and nausea upon the delicate atomach, A Oo these Pills will prove their ertority over a aC ‘eet ani Gook, Alexandri sae Warnanrep to Ousa in 81x Days.—Dr, Godfrey Antidote, ‘an Bnelich Specific of sixty-five eare standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz » No ¥ 3,0. ataict Solner Lith, threst, aad ee aiken ngton. and Henry Qook. Alexandria, Yeeiy THR OMRAPEST AND Bust Hate Dra ru teR Fas Washes pham ep? = or | "s Hai ‘pact abox. The best in use. Try it, Bold , ‘treet and enue, ington and Henry Sooke Mexasda*” 8c , ILITY, BRMINAL WHAENBBS, ete. Nenvovs Dasi. BA) nets Can Be Cured 4 e ntadeete Cfothere, end will tell you nothing it the truth. Address, i stam, mar? D&W.ly * MARRIED, On the JIth Jaly, by the Rev, Mr. Thrush, Wire DUNN: ve Mente? Nova Boa city. tia, to jus HARRIAT 1. SINCLAIR, of Washington At the house of the bride’s he 1st of sytem os ets Peal Bt CH " this city Ro cards, s SUMIA F, MYERS, all. this city, on Sist ult.. by Rev mus Tustio, D.D.. Mr. JH. YOUNG. of Fall Mans. to isd WARY Pe acid DIED, r pepe 0 wankn Age nner Ly after an ill. Gye Taaath, A UBON, aged =t i tend bis! Sonat awl hod nce Beorclock. es ae ea —— + corner Virginia avenue and sth i 7 WANTS, —————— W ANTED-—A respectable German GIRL todo , Tth st. be Land Meno: Applyat No. 209 1 = sep ANTED—By a youne womanu.a SI BIT TATION as cook, wash: 2 2M a4 Srene treet, Reference give ANTED—By a rer pectabl W Cation 2 ie cheng ropes Er Please address Box 47, Star office. iron, it* ORE BHUCKER WANTED, at the Oriente sep aurant, corner7th werent aud Mass. ave. Gl 2 sae A. COPPES, Propri-tor. WANTED_A CHAMBERMAID, alse, a dining- room SERVANT, Apply at 372 © street, cornerof4};, — 1t* Wantin ay & respectable middle-aged wo: man.a SITUATION as housekeeper or seam: stress, in a respectable private family, Call at 322 G street, betwee: and 13th. sep 1-2t* WANTED—8 table young girl, a SIT- UATION in a private family, as nurse or chambermaid can do plain sewing. Oan have ¢ reference. Address 613 7th st., Island. 1t* WANTED—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS on the first floor, between Pennsylvania avenue and H street north, and 8th and I4th streets. Ad- dress JONES. Star Office. sep 1-3t Frinstciass BARBER WANTED IMMEDI ATELY—Good wages given. Also, a WIG MAKEB. At DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair Store corner D ard j0th streete. Sep 1-3t" ANTED—A GIRL as nurse and se tress. No one need apply who eannot do pl nsew- ing well. References required. Apply at No. 3 Washington street, Georgetown. above Dun- barton street. sep 1-2t* ‘OR RENT—Two or three ROOMS, furnishe? or F caufurniahed (ior sentiomen ony.) atta a0 York avenue. sep | St* (OMFORTABL® FURNISHED ROOMS on sec- ond floor at No. 15 K street. one door below 8th street, by re ‘theNorthern Market. sep l-lw* OR RENT—A desirable recond story FRONT ROOM. furnished, suitable for one or two = tlemen. Reference required. Apply at No. 426 N at., bet, 13th and 14th sts. sep 1-st* FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board to gentlemen only—347 K street, near 13th. Inquire of Mrs. A. E. PHENSON. au Si-tf Fo RENT IN GEORGETOWN-Two FUR- NISHED ROOMS for gentlemen only. Apply at No. 90 West street, Georgetown, au 31-3t OR RENT—A comfortable two-story BRICK HOUSE, ina pleasant neighborhood, and con- venient to the Washington and Georgetown Rai'- road. {au 31-3t*] Georgetown, D.C. OR RENT—The WAREHOUSE in rear of store fk ig 7th He teatark ot the “Avenue House, ntrance 1 Dat. NO. 2 Str tne Alley from Dae a 7th streak, Hi NDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with or 3 eee pests eeiecuroiestes met street. between 5 ide, 80, BOARDERS wanted, wt ‘au 3t-3t™ PORNISERD ROOMS TO RENT. atlow rate, at the corner of L and 8th st. au 30-3t* AUCTION SALES, ee THIS AFTERNOON AND TO.MORROW Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BREMPTORY SALB OF SIX RUILDIN "OR 7TH AND STH STREBTS, BETWEEN On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. September 1 at 6 0% the premises, we shall sell parts of Lora Nos. $ and 12, in Square No. 419, subdivided into three Lots fronting 20 feet each on 7th street, between Rand 8 streets north, and running back 100 feet, and three Lots of a similar size immedi- ately in the rear and fronting on 8th street. Terms: One-thira in cash, the remain Gand 12 months, with interest, secared by a deed of trust thi ines, "Conveyances and stamps atthe cost of the pur- tu2sd JAMES 0, MoGUIRE &00., Aucts. BY JAS. C. MoGUIRE & OF, Auctioneers. SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON MARY- ae Sr Uatio eet VEEN 4%; AND 6TH STS., ,On THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. Ist, at six o’clock. on the premises, weshall sell part of Lot T. in subdivision of Lots7,8, 10and 11, in Square No. 492, fronting 15 feet on Maryland avenue, bet. 4% and 6th streets. ranning back 145 feet to a wide wablic alley,and improved by a two-story brick welling pow occupied asa Bakery. Terma : $1,000 caxh; balancein§ and 12 months, with interest, secured by afdeed of trust on the PConreyancing at the cost of th ch OnVeyANCiDg a’ 6 purchaser, au23-dts J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucta, Fo RENT—A large and desirable FURNISHED FRONT ROOM in the sacond story. Apply at 379 3d street, between Dand E north. aw 3)-3t* A WIDOW, OF HIGHEST RESPECTABILITY, wishes to obtain puwseait BOARD in ar spectable. private, Catholic family, where there is no small children, convenient to Church and the Treasury. For particulars address “‘ Widow.’’ Star Office, stating terms, location, or where interview may be had. 1t* ANTED—A SERVANT (white) to cook and do general housework, at No. 134, High st., Georgetown, au 31-3t* $500 BOUNTY FOR ONE YEAR.—Wanted VOLUNTEERS (white) for one year. Apply to A. WATSON, 474 east side 11th street, between E and F. at land 5 p,m. au 31-3W* OOM8 FOR RENT, and a Dining Room and Kitchen, Alxo, for sale, a rich Medalion Vel- vet Carpet and Plimton Bedstead. Apply 373 Pennsyivania avenue. au 3)3t* FOr RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitabie for housekeeping. A'so, one FUR- NISHED FRONT ROOM, for gentlemen. Inquire st second house from northeast corner 17th and K streets, au 3)-3t* OR RENT—Three FURNISHED BED ROOMS sudone PARLOR, and for sale two FRAME ck : one HORSE and BUGGY, Gall at 424 Hst.. bet. 8th and 9th streets north, au 39-3t* WANTED-A good DINING ROOM SERVANT. One who understends his business. None other need apply—Herndon House, corner 9th and F sts. Also a good Washerand Ironer. au%i-2t* RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes a SITUATION as plain cook. washer and ironer, or chamber- maid, Apply at S87 6th st., bet. @ and H. au 31-' WANTED-Two good CANVASSERS. Pay by the week, or commissions given. Apply at 490 7th street, Room No.4. Also,a good, active BOY. Good wages will be given. au 31-3t* WanreD IN GEORGETOWN—Two white WOMEN-—one to cook, wash and iron, the other to nurse. None but competent ones need apply. References required. No. 90 West street, Georgetown. au 31 3t* WANTED—By @ young woman, a SITUATION Y in a email family as chambermaid, and to aasist in washing and ironing, and make herself enerally useful. Apply at No. 601 12th atreet, etween Band F streets. au 31 2t* ANTED—A WOMAN to wash b; th. W <4 inanire at the Robie tomes, ©7 the, month W ANTED_A respectable GIRL between 13 and 15 years of age to do light chamberwork. Ad- dress Box No. 1, Star Offi an 3-3t* WANTED—a WOMAN (white) to cook. Also ove to wash dishes and make beds, Apply at the Gosling House, No. 249 Pa. avenue, between 12th and 13*h streets. au 3+-tf ANTED by a gentleman and wife, permanent ¥¥ board ina private family (preferred) in the vicinity of 432 street and Pennsylvania Avenue, Address A M., Star Office. au 30-3t* WANTED—-A MAN with his WIFE, to take charge of a Farm near thecity, He muat come wellrecommended Apply to GEORGE & THOMAS PARKER & Co.,343 and 345 Pennsyl- Vania avenue au 30-3t DD BESSMAKER. WANTED—A competent OUT TER AND FITTER, one who thoroughly u derstands the business, to go to Alexandria, V: For further information apply to J, FELLHE MER, 53% 7th street, Washington, Wholesale Millinery Store au 3)-3t" FPCRSISHED HOUSE WANTED —Wanted. small and comfortably furnished House, co: tainig six or eisht rooms, One within a half mile of the intersection of lita street and New York avenue preferred. Address Box 205, Wash- ington city Post Office. a woop CHOPPERS WANTED.—Any man who .will getup a gang of fifty choppers will be aprointed superintendent of them, and will re- ceive a salary of fifty dollars per month Apply to W. BRAMALL, 519, 12th stre the Kirkwood House. a rANTED—Two Hundred COLORED MEN. Apply at No 40 Water street, Georgetown, au % WANSTED—Two steady, industrious BOYS, one each to learn the Harness and Trankmaking business. Apply at 500 7th street. au f ANTED—By a young gentleman in the War Department permanent BOARD and ROOM, in a strictly private and religious family, in the central part of Washington, Best of reference. Address at once,‘ Rochester,’’ Star office. auz7-6t* WANTED Every Lady in the District to know that I have received a new and beantiful ma- chine, and am now prepared to Flute goods twelve inches in width, and deeper than any other establish- mentin the country. As this was what was wanted by the Ladies, we can now do FLUTING! FLUTING! superior to any done in the large ci: . Only lace in town. LADIES STAMPING DEPOT, 3*1 F at., oppo. Patent Office auz-tt )LD BOTTLES WANTED! et Adee - ‘OLD POTTERS WANTED! i est cas! rice wi pai or— The high hole Ouampagne Bottles, Ife do. 0. Pint Porter do: do. int Ale Jugs. &e,. &c.,b: nih SM RTLEY A. SHINN. Union Rottling Depot, Georgetown, D.C N. B.—Any person having large quantities of Qid'Botties on hand, can have them taken away by notifying me. _[{aui8-Im] R.A. SHI W 45,2,8,D = 50.000 LADIES to call at PRINCE'S STAMPING AND FLUTING DEPOT, 381 F street, opposite Patent Office and gektheit FLUTING, AND PINKING DONE. We are the only persons in town who make the buainersan exclusive one. Constantly Feces vi ne and making up new patterns for Braid and Sil! Embroidery. Rew and elegant patterns received weekly for Yokes, Bands, Pantaletts, Capes, Shawls, Slippers, Pin Cushions,&e. au 12-tf W 4NTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS ETS, BEDS. BED- DING, and HOUSEFUR ING GOODS ofevery description. B. BUGH 428 7th street. fo 8-tf be' & and H. east aide. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MT: \HE DRAFT IN GEORGETOW Mayor's Office, Georgetown D. Those citizens of the town who a the approach draft to farnish sol 0} army. and who desire to avoid that service, arein- ME to join in the following self insuring scheme: Every citizen who is liable to_be drafted can de- pesit the sum of One Hundred Dollars in the Bank of Commerce. The whole sum 80 deposited will constitute a fund for the exelusive benefit of those of thedepositors who Bo a al The scheme will work thus: Should there be one bundred depositors, for instance, and only twenty of them be drafted. eighty would be protected from service by paying one hundred dollars each, while the whole ten thousand dollars would be distributed in sums of five hundred dollars each to the twenty who were draited. With that they could obtain substitutes or keep the money and go into service. at their own option. i Of course the real result will be so varied from the one here given as an illustration as tomake it more or lees sticial to the drafted parties ; but there is this absolute certainty about it: that every drafted man will get the whole of his money back. with the almost equsl certainty of more than double that sum, and a probability of his re- ceiving asute of not leas than five hundred do'lars. In this scheme thero gan be no juggling, no pre; cedence of favorite individuals,or tricks played off upon the unsuspecting. There will be but two well ascertained ‘ies: those who escape the draftand lose their hundred dollars, and those who are drafte¢ and get all the money deposited mecca tue thould th laverable result, or any p to one of the de- positors. the subscriber has in view an adjunctive scheme which will afford the necessary relief with- out any sialon costs to ore association. For any further information apply to Ad lw HENKY ADDISON, Mayor. gpa certen Ona rsous who m: re: Seorge! ‘Corporation Stock, which bears chase Georgetown an (he yont of Ky r cent. per Sunda, pevanie . can 0} some a ‘in, a YAIRD, Glerk of said Oorporation:” Je29-dt01 "TOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Petomac Tow Pomeenys ats, ‘* Potomac, “Gov, Ourtin” and ** Pos j@ Haven.” Apply to the Captains on board. er "rN B. DAVIDBON, my 18- Water street. Georgetown. I GEORGE FORREST, 4ATE Quartermaster United States Army, A djusts Officers, Ordnanos,, Qaaktecningren's. al Com: "8 missary’ ACOOUNTS, 464 Tenth street, au 24-Im* Washia; ep BIL A‘? Seater sid VRANOK PAYLOM STAMPING AND SMDROIDERING done with a, D.C. FAiLe a ey ag Fo RENT—Part ofa STORE ROOM, suitable for Ciothing, Shoe. or Provision, at No. 452 New York avenue, between Mth and 5th. Also, one third story front ROOM, furnished or unfur- nished, with or without BOARD, on L street, No. 534 between 8th and 9th. au 30 3t* RARE CHANCE —The good-will and fixtures ofa RESTAURANT for eale. Ths house ocn- tains eleven rooms, ali of which is private. The cause for selling is the proprietor wishes to retire from business, Apely at the Columbia House,C atreet, near the Baltimore depot. au 30-lw™ OR SALE—A fine LOT, with HOUSE. The lot is situated at the intersection of Maryland av- emue and F street, fronting 58'2 feet and runnin, back 158% feet. with side al'ey 15 feet and bac! alley 80 feet. The houre is two story, containing two rooms and shed attached __ For further in- formation apply to DANIEL KELLY, corner of Md avenue and F st., between i2th and 13th sts,, Capitol Hill. au 40-3t* ‘QTORE TO LET—Gas lighted, centra ly located, provided with all fixtures. and with a back- Apply at 335 F street hesereen au 29-' room attached. 9th and Mth. Fo RENT~—The large and commodious ROOMS com prising the second, third and fourth sto- ries over J. L. Kidwell’s new Drug Store on Bat., Dear corner ore st: and lith st., two deors be- ow Willards’ Hotel. JOHN L. KIDWELL, “au 20-tf ARM FOR SALE.—Ninety acres of good Farm- ing Land, six miles from Washiogton, over the Navy Yard bridge, near the cross roads lead- ng from Washington to Piscataway, and from Upper Marlboro to Alexandria. For further par- ticulars address H. M., Star Office, au 20-lWw* F° RENT—A ROOM on I5th street, opposite the Treasury Department, adapted to the use ofa Bavker or Broker, having connested with it a very commedious and substantial vault. In- quire of WILLIAM ORME, No, 312 Penn _ave., between 10th and Iith sta. au 7 A RARE CHANCE—The GOOD WILL: ¥F TURES of two of the best stores in the city; suitable fer clothing er shoe business. Apply at J.H. SMITH’S, No. 460 7th st. au 25-tf HE SUBSCRIBER offers at private sale a very valuable and productive FARM. situated in the District of Columbia, one mile east of Ben- ning’s Bridge, containing sixty acres of excellent land, well watered. The improvements, a large two-story Frame Dwelling. nearly new, with tae necessary out-buildings. Persons wishing to pur- chase are invited to examine the premises. Avery pleazant drive of three miles,over a good road, fi Washingt ity. rau 2s-eolm™ ROBERT K. NRVITT. OR SALE—A most excellent PRAME HOUSE, situated on south L street. bet aiat and 224, containing 12 rooms. Will be sold a great bar- ‘ain, and immediate possession givea. Apply to ITCHELL & SON, Real Esta'e Brokers. south- east corner of 15th st. and Pa. av. au 23-10t* URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—At No. 225% Pennsylvania avenue, Opposite Wi tel. au 19-2w* OR SALE—DRUG STORE, BRICK HOUSE an: three BUILDING LOTS, Inquire at No. 455, Mass. avenue, near Gth at, au 18-lm* ‘OR SALE A three story and attic BRICK HOUSE and out-buildings.on North Capitol street, between B Cc site the pahington Railway, near the Depot House, containing 10 rooms; a vacant lot adjoining; front £55 by 30. For further particulars inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & CO., No. 322 Pennsylya- Diaav. aulé WE OFFER FOR SALE, at a creat bargain a small FARM. containing about 65 acres, well improved with new dwelling and all necessary ont- houses, This property lies about 4 miles from Genter Market, on the Benning’s Bridge road across Eastern Branch, iain hich and bealthe situation, with an abundance of wood. Terms made known on application to WEENY & CO., Real Estate Brokers, au 15-Im Gorner 7th and D streets. Fo SALE—The three-story BRIOK HOUSE and LOT. No. 561 9th street, (Island,) be- tween D and E streets, The house contains nine Tooms, and has convenient out-buildings, &c, Apply to W. D. WALLACH, at the Star Office. au il No. 394, nearly o; ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, PLATFORM SO ALES, BOORE FIXTURYS, &c.. &c., AT AUGTION. On FRIDAY MORNING, Sep*, 24, at 10 o'clock, I will sell at the corner of Montgomery and Dun- barton streets. a general assortment of Groceri-s, Liquors, Platform Scales, Store Fixtures, &c., &c. rms cash. au 30. THOS, DOWLING. Auct'r. Y WM. L, WALL & CO. Auctioneers. Al the Horse Bazaar, 9> La. av, A_PAIR NORTHERN DRAUGHT HORSES, RGUR. AND NBW YORK TRUCK AT aUC- On SATURDAY MORNING, 3d inst., at lv o'clk, at the Bazaar. we will sell— A fe of Excellent Northern Draught Horses, A New Vork Track. ‘A Covered Wagon. Sets Double Barners. ‘Two Open Barouches. Pair of Horses and Harness. AL8O. A BAY PONY, FIVE YEABS OLD, ‘s Brought from Salt Lake City. A splendid ridin, animal fora Lady or Boy, In fine condition ani Bt ee sypearsece. ‘ifty other Horses, Carriages, Germantown, Top, and No-Top Bug- igs. to. Ac. erms cash. replat W.L WALL & ©0., Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BEAUTIFUL FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT AT On WEDNESDAY, the 30th inst., we shall sell, at 6 0’clock p. m., on the premises, that beautiful iece or Page), of land attached to the former res- dence of H W. Blunt, Esq . near Tenuallytown, about one and a balf miles from Coad Ge | joins | the Rockville Turnpike road. Thia land the lands of Messrs. Loughborough and Carter, and Mrs. A J. Lyle. % This sale presen’sa rare opportunity toa gen- tleman wishing a fine country seat, the neighbor- ing society being the very best, and poseessing all the advantages of proximity to town and ma ket. The view is beautiful, commanding a prospect of from twelve to seventy miles, of the most pic- turesqui d romantic scenery. The soil is kind, and well adapted to the culture of avegetable gar- den, the most of it baying a beantiful southeast exporure. The lend, whicn contains about twen- ty-five acres is susceptible of division into three or more lots, each of which contain beautifal building sites, and will be sold in separate lots, if | desired, ‘We reapectfully invite the attention of persons | wishing to parchase « handsome site for a private residence, and the public in general to this sale, | as it prerenis very rare inducements, and the sale will be well worthy of their attention. | Terms: Une-balf cash; balance in Aix rontha, for note bearing interest. A deed given and a deed »f trusttaken Title indisputable. au 2%-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. RF-THE ABOVESALEIS POSTPONED UNTIG WEDNESDAY, the 7th of September, instant, same hour, when it wil positively take lace. sep ld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucis. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers AUCTION SALE OF LOT OF GROUND. On TUESDAY, the 6th instant. at 6 o’clock p.m., we shall sell, in fromt of the premises, Pale of Lot No.9, in Square 523, having a front of 83 fret 19 inches on New Jersey avenue, between north M and Nsta, This lotis very handssmely situated, having an east front, in a commanding position. Terms: Half cash; balancein6 and 12 months, | fer notes bearit g interest. All conveyance. stamps, &c , at cost of purcha- er. 4 Twenty dollars will be required when the prop- erty is knocked off Title indisputable. au 31- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneara No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c., AT AUCTION, On SATURDAY, the 3d of September, at 100 clk a. m.. we shall sell atour Auction rooms, viz: One Rep Covered Parlor Suite, consisting of So- fas, Easy and Side Chairs, Haircloth Sofas, Chai nd Rockers One handsome Walnut Chamber Sett, consisting of Frepch Bedstead, Dressing Bureau, Wash- stand, with marble top, Wardrobes, Chairsand Rocker Painted Chamber Sett Cottage Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Washrtands Tables. Chairs, Desks and other Furniture Hair, Husk and other Mattresses Feathers, Pillows, Bolsters Brussels and Three- ply Carpets Cooking, Radintor and other Stoves And many other articles which we deem unneces- "Terman cash aa th Feedr are knocked of erms cash, a8 ode ave knocked off. au 3i-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Foz SALE—A TRACT OF LAND, mostly wood- land. about one mile beyond and north of Rock Creek Church. containing about 3¢acres CHAS, M. MATTHEWS, Attorney-at-Law, corner Briage and Oongress streets, Georgetown, or corner 8th street and Penn. avenue, Washington city. au 10-e06t* GOLine HOUSE FOR SALE. The Erouristor of this popular and well-known Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from busi- bess, and offers his well cnown house for rale. Any one wishing to engage in a LUCRATIVE BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- syivania avenue, between 12th and 13th sts. au 8-4w™ FPORNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, ai i’ street, east side, between Gand H situation is one of the most desirable i 50 l2th The on Wi ington. au2-Im OR SALE.—The subscriber wishes to sell a FARM, containing about 250 acri ore or less, distant about four miles from Washington, D.C., over the upper Bastern Branch bridge. A jatge body ote iand is i good iimber sed sbont forty sof superior meadow land. Title indis- poiable, Address J. D.. Box 384, Washington, Go. au l-Im* JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, FirtkentH Steser, opposite U. 8. Tawascry, Receive Subscriptions for the NEW U. S. 73-16 LOAN authorized by the act of June 30th, 1864, The notes will be issued under date of August 16th, in denominations of $50, 8100, $500, $1,000 and $5,000, payable to bearer or order, bearing interest at 7 3-10 per centum per annum, payable semi-an- nually, and will be convertible at the option of the holder at maturity into six per cent. Five- Twenty Bonds. We buy and sell— GOVERNMENT BONDS ofall issues, TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, And COIN, And pay the highest price for QUARTERMASTER’S CERTIFICATE CHECKS. fy 27-8 JAY COOKE & CO, FURNITURE. FURNITURE. es FURNITURE. We have now instore and are cole, theley estand best assorted atock of CABINE receivin, jer offered to the citizens of Washington and Geo New York. It is unnecessary to particulariz it-c establishment. BOTELBR & WIL Pa. ave., det. 9th and I The barges toe is pre to furnish gad pnt up LIGHTNING Hobs, ms. Also, BELL-HANGING done in the aule-Im* 271 Petin a ington, D. 0. jetown, which we pledge ourselyei to ticles, as our stock embraces every cencei ae LUSON, au %-eodtoc) {Con. Union.] with platina- ti able proved atyle. = rices. EFINED 8UGARS.—This day received, 10 R barrels Loveriag & Co.'s Orasued, Powdered, au geil oD as reasonable terms a8 any house ear of ble article to be foundin a firat-class Housefarnishing Oth ste. LIGRINING RODS. — LIGHTNING BoDs— ints, at the shortest and most reason Mivork done in the country at cit 01 D he county SORRELDER, Washi: Bo! SOREN (OK TAYLOR) Y JAS, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VACANT LOTS. On WEDNASDAY AFTERNOON, September lf, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the District of Columb dated May loth, 1853, made in a certain caus wherein Wm. Bird et al. are complainants and H. R. Marryman, trustee of Z. Hazel, deceased, is defendant, No: 886, equity, I shall sell the follow- ing described vacant Lots, viz: : he east half of Lot 3, in Square 728, fronting 24 feet 34 inch on East Capitol street, between Istand fan treeta: east, running back 75 feet to a wide pub- i¢ alley, Lot 12, in Square 758, fronting 49 feet 24g inches on north B street, between 2d and 3d_streets east, running back 136 feet 33¢ inches to a 3)-foot alley. Parts of Lots 3 and 4, in Square. pk fronting on Maryland avenue between 3dand 4th sts. Lot No. 4, in Square No, 857, fronting 6 feet on 6th street east, at the corner of north B street,and Tunning back 75 feet on north Bat. | : Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, to be secured by the boudsof the purchaser, with approved secu- rity. Sela If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days thereafter. the ‘ruatee reserves the right to resell the property so in default. on one week’s poe notice, at the risk and expense of the de- faulting purchaser. 5 Cost of conveyances and stamps te be paid by an chaser, the parchaser. WALTER S. COX, Trustee. au %3-eokds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. IMPORTANT TO 1 HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS We invite the attention of all Boo who sre in want of FURNI. TURE or HOUSEKBEPING GOODS to call and examise our large snd extensive assortment, which we are prepared to offer AT GREAT BARGAINS, thereby making it an important item in the selec- tion of Z FURNITURE and other HOUSEKEEPING @bops, always to be ment of 0 McGREGOK & ZIMMERMAN, No. 530 Seventh street, between u 26-eo]m Louisiana av. and Dst , east side. ISSULUTLON OF COPARTNERSHIP.—The Sovartnerabip existing between EDWaRD QWEN and 8AM’L W OWEN, in the Military and Naval Merchant Tailoring, ander the firm of E.OWEN & - for the last 20 years, is this dav by mutual consent. The business in future will be conducted by 8AM’L W. OWEN, at their old stand, 212 ‘Pennsyivania avenue, to whom pay- ments will be ef all ontstanding debtsdue the late firm, . OWBN, August 1, 1864. (sul-Im] SAM’L W. OWN. EFPBIGBRATORS R WATEE COOLERS, ‘Al CusT! AT cost! We would call the attention of thi 5 lic to our atock of RE#KIGER and WATER COOLERS, which Honing cuties We iB quest o} ie call ‘be sure of a bargain. INTZ ccessor to Bontz & Griffith, ba 369 7th street, near I. RPHANS’ COURT, August 16, 1864.—Disrrict oF CotcMbia, WasuinaTon County, to wit: In the case of Virginia Milstead, executrix of Thomas Milstead. deceased, the executrix afore said has, with the approbation of the Orvhans’ Court of Washington County aforesaid, appoint: d Tuesday. the 6th day of Ssptember next, for the final settlement and ‘distribution of the personal ertate of raid deceased, and of the assetsin hand, as far as the same have been collected and turned into Morey; when and where all the creditors and heirs of gatd cece: are notified to attend (atthe 0 ? Court ef Washington County aforesaid.) wil irclaims properly vouched, ‘he; othe by law be excluded from’all bene said "a estate: provided a copy o! order be published once a week for three we: the neering Star previous to the s.id 6th Beptember, 1364, Test—Z, C. ROBBIN: an W-lawsw* Register of Will RAD YET. A Novel. ByJ.C. The Tngoldsb: Legends, new edition, 2 vo! gialigious reining of Children. By Gatwatine { ‘Slaveryand Ri : 7EODe 52 J ayers am Right of Emancipation, unted Bearts. By the author of the Lamp- r. ~ en Stories with Basement and ic. Collins’ yous down the Amoor. Si rf ‘and Roo Pravelers in Europe. é festminster Review for July creme Philosophy of Woman. au FRANCK TAYLOR. ie veuse found at the well known establish- | OTION SALES, FUTURE Days, BBX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, STABLE, CARRIAGE HOUSE, AND LOT, ON ISLAND, AT AUC i c ok On FRIDAY, the 2d of Seren be, at6 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, in front of th: mises. south of one third part of Lot 26, in B 539, having @ front of 22 feet 10 inches. on $d st. west, between F and G streets south, running back 1) fee: toan alley, with the improvements, which is as follows: good two- stor, Frawe House, with a good Stable for five horses: also, Carriage House for two hacks, careers Hay Loft, suitable for any hackman ‘Terme made known on the day of sale. bar ed gg and revenue stamps at the cost of a “_GRREN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y W. L. WALL & CO. Auctiones B® Woutawent ects Auctioncers oo ae BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, AT AUC OTIOKEOWS, &c., &C., ‘cleck, we will sell, in front of t fots of Blacksmiths Tools, &c. compe ose Paip, Bellows, 3 Anvils, 2 8 Stocks, Dies and a 1 Patent Axle Setter 1 cast-iron Swedge Block icast iron Mandrill Biedges, Fullers’ Tongs And a general assortment of Tools, large and amall; all that is requisite in a well ordered shop Coe kind h augo "WM. L, WALL & 00., Aucts, J2Y JAS. C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THIRTEEN WATCHES AT PUBLIC SALE. On SATURDAY MORNING, Sept. 3. at 10 o'clock, infront of the Auction Rocms. wa shall sell. for D whom ay concern. and witho serve. THIRTEEN SILVER HUNTING AND OFEN-FACK WATCHES. _ausi-d "J 0. McGUIRE & 00, Aucts. BY ¥™. 1b, WALL & 00., auctioneers. At the Horse Bazaar, 9S Lowisiana av, GREAT SALE OF FINE HORSES. CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND OTHER VEHIOLES AT AUG- On SATURDAY MORNING, 24 inst., at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the Bazaar, 50 FINE SADDLE AND HACK HORSES. Carriages. Germantown Top and No Top Buggies, Express Wagon, Sets Single and Double Harness, ae. c., & c. rms cash. au3l W.L, WALL & ©O., Ancte, B W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, At the Horse Bazaar, 95 La. av , bet. 9th& 10th, A_PAIR NORTHERN, DRAUGHT HORSES, WAGON, AND NEW YORK TRUCK AT AUC- TION. On BATURDAY MORNING, Sd instant, at 19 o'clock, at the Bazaar, we will sell— A Re of excellent Northern Draught Horses, A New York Truck. A Covered Wagon. £ets Double Harness. regr eMe: ow. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, Y¥ JAMES C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS FOR ACCOUNT OF ST. JOHN’S CHURCH On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September St 6 o'clock,on the premises by order of the V. ef 8t. John’s Church, we shall sell the who! Square No. 276, fronting reapectively on Ith snd 13(b ats, west and north R and 8 sts ; the whole subdivided into fifty twe fine building lots, each with access to a public alley :. Ptats may be obtained of the Auctioneers or on the premises at the time of sale Terms: One-third in cash: the remainder 4 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trast on _the premises: * Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the | purchaser, Pauged JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, | BY JAS, OC. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, aRUSTEE’S SALE OF BRICK DWELLING | HOUSK AND LOT ON NORTH O, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREEr3 WSST. By virtue of a deed of trust from William H, Clampitt and wife, dated the 23d day of Septem- | ler, eighteen hundred and fifty eight, and duly re~ corded ip Liber J. A.S., No. 161, folios 497, 438,a0@ 439. one of the land recerds for Washington coun- | ty. District of Columbia, I will sell at at auc- tion, on the premises, on ESDAY AFTER- NOON, September7th, at 6 0’clock, all that lot or arcel of fand in the city of Washington, and Dis- rict of Columbia aforesaid. being part of Lote numbered one, twenty-nine, and thirty, ‘1, 29, 30,) in Squave numbered two hundred and fifty, (250,) as said Lots and Square are marked, laid down and distit guished on the ys of said city; beginni for said part ata point on the line of north, eight feet four inches (8 feet 4 inches) e of the southwest corner of said Jot numbered one. and running thence east sixteen feet eight inches, (16 teet8 inches,) thence north ninety-two feet, (92 feet _) thence wess sixteen feet eight inches. (16 feet 8 inches,) thence south ninety-two feet (92 feet) to the place of beginning, improved by a w built brick ouse with all the modern improve- ments, This property lies just east of the Demenou buildings, and opposite the Presbyterian Charen, and is one of the most desirable residences of ite class in the city. a Terms: One-half of the purchase money in cash; $590 ef which must be paid down at the time ot fale, the remainder, with interest, inémonths, A deed will be given and a deed of trust taken to se- cure the deferred payment, All conveyances, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. ie Should the terms of sale not be complied with within three days, the Trustee res-rves the right to re-sell at the risk and expenses of the purcha- rer, after giving ope week’s notice in the National Intelligencer, or other newspaper published in Washington, BamiP 61D" SO, D, McPHBRSON, Trustee, au 22-d 3.0, MOGUIKB & OU,, aucts, Y J, 0. Mo@UIRE & O0., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV: Dod AND UNINER OS SD PROPERTY ae nder an: vu ‘cree 0: e Court of the Distriet of Columbia, sitting 1 Squtlys sonned July 5th w laipvants, premires, on WEDNESDAY the 2ist day of Sep- tember, commencing with the first named, at 5 o'clock p. m.: Lot No. 1, in Square No. 568, fronting 30 feet en north E street, at the corner of Second street west, and running back 100 feet to a 25 feot alley, Also. the north part of Lot 33, in Jas C. McGuire's subdivision of Squere No. 624. fronting 15 feet 7 inches on First street west, between G and H sts, north, and running back 130 feet 4 inches toa 20 foot alley. and improved by a three-story Brick Dwelling House. * Terms: One-half im 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 be ap proved of by the trustees, Upon the full payment cf the purchase money ene interest, the trustees will convey the proper- Ye All conveysnces and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale arenot 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 defaulting purchaser, Ww. D i NICHOLAS O. STEPHENS. { Trustees su*-eovds J.0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER: ¥ S FC STOLES. MASI ER'S Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Washington Ce Wasuineton. D. C., erie ag Will be old at pada auction. at Government Warehouse Ne. 5. New York avenue, betwee» 18th and 19th streets. Washington city, D C on TUBS- DAY, September 6th, 1864, at 11 o'clock a.m . alot of Quartermasters Stores, condemned as unfit for use or issue. viz: A large lot of Stoves and Stove Pipe, Boilers -Ovens. Old Iron. Carpenter's Teols, Desk Chairs, scales, Shovels, Grindstones. Hardwai moms: Backets, Pans, Old Copper. Brushes, & © Successful bidders will be required to remove the stores within fivedays from the date of sale. Terms cash, in Government funds. D H RU Brig. Gen. and Chief, au 27-9t_ Depot ef Washington. FFICE DEPOT COM’Y OF S8UBSI3T Wasuixctos, D. 0. aneetee, es Will be sold a! Public Auction on MONDAY, September 5th, 1864, at 11 o'clock a. m.,at the 6th street Wharf, Washington, D. 0., the following public property, in good condition. viz: Ons Thousand (1,0 0) Beef H.des, salted, Fifty two (52) Beef Hides, dry, Eleven (11) Sheep Skins. Terms: Cash in Government funds. 8.C GREENE, au %7-6t Captain and 0. 8. V. FFICE DEPOT COM’RY OF SUBSISTENCR, WASSINGTON. D C . August 29, i8: GOVERNMENT SALE, = EMPTY BARRE EMPTY BARRELS. Wil be sold blic auction, at 6th street Wharf Washington. D. C., on the Sth day of Bep- tember, 1864. at 11 o’clock a, m., the ‘folowing empty Bartels. more or less 4.5.0 Pork Barrel; »» 2,483 Flour Barrel: 894 Coffee Bar 266 Molsases Barrels, 135 Whirky Barrels, 632 Promiscuous Barrels, am Tierce: Wan vutadea Sit earnest i Washenston, D. C.. August 3 Will be sold at Pu pad ¥ bidder ete 4 lis Auction to the Mh . » Pennaylyapia, THURSDAY . ‘augur ti, Altoons, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August 25, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, September temas Bae Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Sep- mgt nase DRED (200) CAVALRY HORSES, at Th praes ha enjnd ey oy had PUFPOWHE, MARY Boog bar- Cavalry Bureag, ————— ee ees SS SAND FO BALB—Apply at thea She sastorn Branch Brags °** O°" house om