Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. CARTERBURY HALL, despite the ratn and storm, was filled last night by the admirers of the graceful performers and comical Ethio- pane who doso much for the amusement of he many who visit the hall. Millie and Clara Fowler and Delehanty and Ward were the ew features last night. ae pee Grover’s THEATER.—The Warren Comedy “Combination had a decidedly unpleasant night dor their opening at Grover’s; but a good audi- ®nce was nevertheless in attendance. That those who ventured ont in the storm were abundantly repaid for their effort there cannot be adoubt. Wm. Warren. Chas. mM, Jo- gephine Orton and Emily Mestayer, supported as they are by the excellent stock company, make an unsarpassed combination. The com- edy ot « Babes in the Woon” and the farce of “First Night” to-night. Forp’s TuaaTre.—John Brougham’s drama The Irish Emigrant,” the protean burletta « Thrice Married,” and the laughable sketch ‘The Returned Volunteer,” are announced for -night at Ford's. To attract a full house it is Scarcely necessary to say more than that the Florences assume the principal parts. But they are sustained by one of the finest com- panies that has been nm Washington in along ‘while and thus the plays are given with unu- sual excellence. Vanieries—Manager Fitz Simmons inau- gurated the Fall season last night with a num- ber of Seplagt abet ail ; 8 variety of new songs, acts and dances and a new sensation play, entitled the Seventh Tnion Martyr Girl. It professes to be 8 pic- ture of certain life in Washington. pe Eas DMkzTING oF THE DemocRaTio AssociaTION— Mr. Tom Florence berates our Special Dutch Re- porter— Words cannot express his indignation at our Special Dutch Reporter—He challenges our Special Dutch Reporter to put his (7. F.’s) re- marks in his (our ‘Special D. B.8) pipe and smoke them. ‘The members of the National Democratic As- @ociation assembled again last night at Par- kker’s Hall in considerable numbers. Mr. Samuel Brereton called the meeting to order, and on his motion Mr. Jas. Haliday was called to preside over the meetings during the @bsence of the president of the Association, «Mr. Mason.) Mr. Haliday, on taking the chair said he was repared toreceive propositions and nomina- ms for membership, but the boek containing the constitution of the Association, which it ‘Was necessary for every member to sign after paying his fee, was absent, and he therefore Suggested that a committee be appointed to unt it up as he apprehended that it was taken away without authority. A committee ought to be appointed to go to Mr. Mason's office and dook up the book. > oak innix thought that Mr. Flinn had the 00k. Mr. P. McGuire moved that the inuendoes @gainst certain parties having the book cease. [Laughter.} Another gentleman remarked that Mr. Flinn ‘was the secretary of the association, and he “was out of the city, which accounted for the book being away. There was considerable contusion now in the Toom, several persons haying the floor at the s&me time, when Mr T.G. Clayton rose to a Point of order which he did not state. Mr. F. Schmidt moved that those who acted @s secre'sries at previous meetings now pay over the money ecllected from new members. Mr. T. Thernley, who presided at a previous meeting. said he had taken in $40, but had not ahe money with him. He had settled a gas bill for the association, and he would bring the Money and bill together. Mr. J.D. Lakenan moved to lay the whole thing on ‘he table. Mr.F. Schmidt c2nld not let the subject drop im that way. Two returns had been made, but there was another to be accounted for. The Chair (Mr. Haliday) thought Mr. Thorn- dy wasasafe man. He lived a mile ortwo ‘way. but it he wanted the money to settle, he <Mr. H.) would lend it to him. After some further discussion, Mr. Schmidt's Motion was agreed to. The Chair then proceeded to receive nomi- nations for membership, and the names of J. ‘V Morgan, John T. Gatewood, and Joseph HH. Hiiton, were presented and declared elected. Mr. T G.Clayton wished tosay a few words in relation to the celebration on the 17th and vthe transparencies. It was necessary that Money should be secured asa guarantee that the cost of making the transparencies could be “come-at-able.”” He had been informed that ahe s4 transparencies would cost $100, and he “wanted to know if the association would give A guarantee to the chairman of the committee to go on with the work and get them made. Some discussion ensued as to how the money wwas to be obtained, when Mr. Haliday and Several other gentleman signified their wil- dingness to subscribe 225 each if necessary. Mr. Thomas Florence, who had just entered the room, took the floor and expressed his pleasure at hearing the chairman and other gentlemen signify their willingness to sub- @cribe. They, remarked the speaker, would aye a celebration worthy of the Association, Worthy of the Chicago Convention, and wor- thy of the nominees r. Florence then proceeded to defend the celebration committee trom an imaginary im- Putation cast upon it, which he (the speaker) did because he was the chairman or mouth- piece of that committee. Mr. Schmidt thought Mr. Florence was too Be native. While some explanation was being made to zeit Mr. Florence right on the question— Mr. P. McGuire made & mouon to adjourn, which did not prevail. y Mr. Florence again took the floor, this time, for the purpose he said of making a suggestion which had been brought to his notice from a meeting held in New York, and which had been caught upand adopted in many places. Judge Dean, at that meeting suggested that “White Boy clabs be formed in opposition to the Black Boy clubs. He thought thagthere might be McClellan White Boy clubs organized in this city and Georgetown. As the campaign was short there was no time to be lost, and it “was best to commence to organize them to- night A McClellan White Boy club would invite all who opposed the black party. We (said Mr. F.) have sympathy for the other race, but there was not a man who would not admit that contrabaads were worse off now than ‘when in slavery. He defied contradiction. At this point Mr. F.took his seat, but no- ticing & reporter sitting immediately opposite to him, he sprang up excitedly, and with wild gesticulations, which threatened to make un- seemly rents in his raiment across those por- tions of his plump periphery where the strain ‘Was severest, he commenced a violent tirade against the Star, and especially its accursed Dutch reporter who had given the remarks of Dr. Schmidt at the previous meeting. Mr. Florence said that the gentleman who criticised his learned friend Schmidt could put bis remarks in his (reporter’s) pipe and smoke them. Words could not express his Mr. F’s) indignation when he read the report in the Star. The speaker referred tothe editor of the Star as a democrat in former years, and said his subsequent course was guided by a dove for pelf. Mr. F. then apologised to the association for transgressing upon its time, andsaid he would return to the purpose for which he originally gotup. He therefore preposed that a commit- tee be appointed to form white boy clubs, aux- ilary to the association, throughout the city. Mr. F.’s proposition was carried, and a com- Mittee of seven appointed. Messrs. Allen and Aiken, delegates to the convention, gave in their ‘experience’ at Chicago, which was of a highly encouraging order to the cause. Three cheers for the nominees, and three for the delegates were given, after which the asso- | | street Dress-maker, or the | ciation adjourned. a SwWaAMPoovLse CASEs.. is morning, Jus- tice Boswell, acting for Justice Gibersen, in the Fourth Ward, had a number of Swampoo- dle cases for trial. Maurice Sullivan fined $5, and Michael O’Brien was dismissed for viola- ting the cow law. Lawrence Daily, for pro- fanity, was fined $5, and for threats was held to bail for peace. Mrs. Lawrence Daily and Mary Curtain were held to bail tor court for assault and battery on Ann Geary; and Mary Curtain was fined $4 tor disorderly conduct. ‘This pesse of prisoners have been patrons of the corporation for some time past, contribu- ting largely to the general tund. The police on duty in Swampoodle are de- termined to arrest and put a stop to the fre- pst violations of Iaw in that delectable lo- cality. ——~—»—__— FocrtH Warp Sration Cares.—Julius onke, threats; bail for peace. Rosana Fouke, assauitand battery: Sarah Smith, keeping 3 disorderly house; also, selling liqnor to6ol- diers: dismissed. Patrick Genney, drunk and cisorderiy; military. Margaret Harry, selling liquor to soldiers; $20. Johu Henderson, firing A pistol; 1° 91 Alex. Payne, carrying weap. Sus: $0053. Edw'd Duell, drunk and ae. derly: $3. Mrs. Lawrence Dailey, assault and battery: and Mary Curtin, do.: bail for court. Henry Jackson and Daniel Turner, desertion; military Thomas Skerrett, drunk and disor- derly; #3. Jos. Kelly, do; #2 — Tur Cow anp DoG Laws.—Saturday Justice ‘Thompson issued 23 warrants for per-ons vie- Jating the law tn respect to dogs, Sad 17 for in- fringements of the cow law. Violations of those laws in the Third ward are a source of constant complaint, and the police willenforee the laws strictly in such cases. sSadperedbommtisr? Szcor> Warp Station OasEs.—Poeter Man- ming, drunk; dismissed. Jou Heasdrick, do.; military. John Cowan, do, dismissed. John Meade, do; £2. Mary A. Jackson, profanity; $2. Georgeans Ellis, do; ¢2. Levy Court.—The Levy Uourt met yester- day in the Aldermen’s Chamber, (ity Mall,) and in the absence of the President Mr. Thom- as was called to the chair. A communication was received from the Attorney of the Court, showing that the Ceurt was not lable to keep the Seventh-street road in Georgetown to the stone warehouse in re- pair; which was ordered to be printed. On motion of Mr. Biagden, the committee in charge of the business of the Court before the military authorities was directed to procure all possible aid from the Government, in the way of hands and teams, for gravelling Uollege Lane and Piney Branch Road, which have Just been repaired by the Court, and appropri- ating $200 Picass such aid be obtained; and also to endeavor to get the military authorities to erect a substantial bridge over Rock Creek at Shoemaker’s Mills, in place of the suspen- sion foot bridge recently demolished by the crossing of aregimertof U. S. troeps. [The College Lane and Piney Branch Road are much ueed by the Government, they passing between Columbian, Stone, Carver and Mount Pleasant Hospitals, besides forming a thor- oughtfare to the forts north of the city.] Quite an amount of routine business was transacted. aaa gene Tue Fizz CoMMISSIONERS.—At the meeting of the Board oi Fire Commissioners yesterday, their action in locating one of the steam fire engines at the Anacostia engine house, Sixth ‘Ward, was reconsidered, and the original lo- cation at the Columbia engine house, (Uapitol Hill,) was determined on—the members of the company who are also the members of a libra- ry company, whose rooms are in the second story, and the Commissioners having madean amicable arrangement, the library remaining as heretofore in the second story of the build- ing, while the other rooms will be under the jurisdiction of the Commissioners. The following were appointed to this com- ‘any: Foreman, James we; hostler, Wm. shony; extramen, Jasper A. Smith, Joseph Acton, John B. Entwisle, Jacob Dyser, P. H. Smith, and Samuel Mackey; ed eo Se Potick Report—Third Precinct.— Anna Lang, disorderly ; workhouse. Besty Glason, do.; #344. Richard Mason, do.; dismissed. Charles Beatly, do. Edw. Dewell, drank and disorderly ; $3.44. Fourth Precinct—Hugh Smith, drunk and disorderly ; $3._ Ida Harrison, grand larceny jail for court. Robert Hodge, disorderly, sod illiam Griffin, vagrancy ; workhouse. Sizth Precinct.—William Borves, violating city law; $3. James King and Geo. Reveare, suspicious characters ; dismissed. Jno. Welch, do., and Lawrence Broderick, do.; $1.50 each. Thomas Summers, drank and disorder! Jack Thompson, carrying weapons; $20). = Tenth Precinct—James McGuire, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. James Scriver, do. ; $1. John Simpson, disorderly; $1. Clayton Carter, assault and battery; jail for court. John Quill, disorderly ; $4. ee THE CRIMINAL CouRT.—The June term of the Criminal Court, which was adjourned about the Ist of July, in consequence of the raid of Breckinridge and Early, resumed its session this morning, but in consequence of Judge Fisher, who was to have presided, having been taken seriously ill yesterday, and the absence of the other Judges, after the Jurors were called they were discharged until to-morrow morn- ing. SS NEw SINGING and Piano Forte Club has been opened by the well known Prot. Alex. Wolow ski, whose new system of instruction has fully established the Professor's reputation in Wash- ington since his arrival from Europe. All those who wish to read music readily, and sing With taste, expression and finished style, will do well not to lose this opportunity. Prof. ‘Wolowski’s residence is 455 10th street, above Pennsylvania avenue. It SPEOIAL NOTIOES. gee “A SiicHt CoLp,” CovaRE: 3 the importance of checking a Cough or “slight cold” in its first stage; that which in the begin- ning would yield toa mild remedy, if neglecte s00n attacks the lungs. ** Brown's Bronchtal Tr es’’ give sure and aimost immediate relief. Mi! itary Officers and soldiers should have them, as they can be carried in the pocket and taken ag occasion requires. au 26-1m Corxs, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,etc. Persons wishing immediate relief from these troublesome enna ranees) should call at Dr. White’s rooms, No, 424 Penn’a av., bet. 4's andéth sts. au 17-tf Do rou celor your whiskers and moustache? If 80, use the *‘Japanese Hair Stain.” No hair dye in the world equal to it. Only ONG prepacstion, It colors natural black or brown. Only & cents a box. 8. C. Forp, e2 eo3m 290 Pa. avenue, Sole Ag ANsw Pasroxu f0R THs RANDEERCHIEY, Phalow’s “N ight Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phaton’s “Night Diguwing Gcsous."* Phalon’s “Night Blooming Oereus.” Phalon’s = “N ight Bleoming Cereus.’ Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,’” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Oereus.”” A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume distilled from the rare and beau’ flower frem which it takes its name. Manufactured only by PuALom & Som, N.Y, SK POR PHALON’S—TAEB 3 sa" me Sold by druggists generally, Coieate’s Honey Soap, This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggistaand Fancy Goods Dealers. 1a25-eoly Je 16-: Suonur Diswasus. Semar 3 ie most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Qures in two 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, anda friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male packages, $2; female, $3. i Samaritan’s Root and Herb Jwices—A positive and rmanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula, Ulcers Sores pota, Tetters, &c. Brice $1 or six bottles for 85 Bold by 8.0. Ford. Bee advertisement, ms BPERMATORREGA CAN BE OURED.—Dr Rand’s 8; cific a Ciapelg pled gpersd Semel we nee io 6} . «9 SP6edi ually, ta effects are truly magical. A trial of the Bpecite will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1 a box. Sold bee. GO. Ford, cormer llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry ook, Alexandria. jaé-ly DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SBMINAL, URINARY AND SexvuaL SysTeMS—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelo; free of charg Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard As: ciation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. je 30-3m Dz. Durom?’s Sugar-coated Female Kegulatin rule ae aes very bat ta use. They operate Cane iv and effectively, an Sugar-coated create no nausea upon the most delicate stomach, A trial ox th Pills will prove their euepersersiy over all others. Price $1a box. Sold by8.0. Ford, corner lth street and venue, Was m,and Henry Gook, Alexandria ia6-ly WARRANTED TO Cunw in 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz is. No change of diet required. Price 81 per bott Bold by 8. C. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, ‘ashington, and Henry Oook. Alexandria, ja6-ly ‘THE ONBAPEST AND Best Hain Dye INTER WORLD Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, eente abox. The bestinuse. Try it. Sold ‘4 . O Ford, corner lith street and Penn. avenue, ‘Washington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria. a6-lv Nexvovus Dssitiry, SEMIRAL WeakNzSB, eto. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himseit and hundreds of ethers, and will tell you nothing but the truth. Address, witn stam oes . TRAvER, jDWARD mar? D&W.ly Lock Box. Boston. Mass, On the Sth instant, WILLIE T., son of William J. and Sallie A. Herbert, aged 13 years, 10 months, d 20 da’ and our Willie, darling Willie, Is gone upon a journey far, To the realms of light and glory, Where the white-roted angels are. _ Gone from earth and all that !uved aim, Gone to come again nomsre; _ But one day we hope tu meet him On the bright sternal shore. Dear mother, do not weep for me, From pain and anguish I am free, And sweetly now [ take my rest Upor my dear Redeemer’s breast. 8. A.M. The fiends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, on 22d street, between H and I, on Wednesday afternoon, at 30’clock. _ On the evening of the 5th instant, after a pain- ful illness. which sbe bore with Christian forti- sede, ooee. = saloves wife of Wm. B. Cudlipp, inthe ear of her e > ‘The friends of the family aro invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her husband bem see K street, on Wednerday afternoon, at 3 ‘clock, Oxitvary.—Calmly and cefully she passed from this lif lieving in the redeemin, of Ghrist—with His sameirembling on her fips, A levoted wife, a dutiful and affectionate daughter, her loss wi deeply felt by the loved ones at home and her sea Bet Ty whom her glad- #ome face will be missed and deeply mourned. Her deathbed was an impressive one, Her coun- Tygance bright, whena’l around were weeping, sho th + catted her pe calm and peaceful, as “Jesus had she rest in peace, and her heart-strickem rel ative find consolation in that religion that for- tified the departed loved one for her journey to a better and a happier land, where tie weary are at "ad Pheu e Toles Roe Betcen cari cice from Heaven ing unto Recent ter ere esate iat age Seer teher Gee m their labors and their WANTS. TED—By & young map jiness, a SI’ us oficient in the tender. Ad- sep 6-St* w+ dress WwW ANTED_Two « Ho FOR RENT AND SALE. UERNISHED ROOMS, suitable for gentlemen, with use of bath room. Ith st. between New York av. and [ food journeymen BARBERS, VOR KALE—-A HOUSE "5 unt: FISHER'S, corner of sti: and D sts , Pa. F Also the foraitars a coatalnin, rage fr ARTEDIA st. {rep 6-20") WM, LYNC PASTRY COOK at the United tel States Hotel, Apply at the office of the Ho- wes sep 6-2t* WANTED A CLERK ina Hotel, * must bring 00d recommodations.” _MOB- TON’ Washington P.O. S0dTeSS J WANTED IMMEDIATSLY—A white or col- ored young MAN to wait en dining reom. Good wages. _Tnquire at 262 I st sep 6-3t* ANTED—For the th suing th Wi tastedth bos? foraventieman.wifennt : or withont a , stating terms, R.8 T., Star Office. enh st* ANTED—A snail brick or frame HOUSE,con- taining four or five rooms, by the ist_of Qe- eabers between léth and 4%; sts. Address De Beer WANSTED-A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron in asmall family. One wh» can come wall recommended can find a good place at 280 H st., between 17th and 18th, Apply between 8 and Il a. m. sep 6-3t* WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A first-class cake ayy and pastry BAKER, at WM.R. WALLAOR'S, 59 High st., Georgetown. To one whocan do the required work constant employment and best of wages will be sep (-2t* YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS chambermaid or nurse. Has no objection to help in washing or ironing, and to make herself useful in any way. Call at No. 350 6th street, be- tween H andI, 1t* ANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CABSiI—A good brick HOUSE. containing water and gas,ten ormorerooms. Located between 7th and 15th sts., i. and Pennsylvania avenue. Call or address J. H. McCUTCHEN, corner7th and F sts, _ sep 6-3t* BoAkvine .WANTED.—A respectable wiiow, without children, wishes to procure a perma: nent Boarding plece in a respectable Protestant family. Best references canbe given. For par- ticulars address, stating terms and location or Where an interview may be had, STRANGER, Btar Office. sep 6-2t* WwW ANTED—A good NURBE. Apply 403 C street, near 3d. sep 5-3t* WANTED-A smal! HOUSS, or part of a house. furnished or unfurnished, in the Secon: Ward. Address, stating location and terms, “Offi- cer,” Georgetown P. 0. sep 5-3t* ANTED—By an experienced Grocery Clerk We SITUATION inva Wholesale and Reta rocery . or any other mpleyment, Address Box 4. Btar Office, | “hep sate V ANTED—By a young man, a SITUATION in ¥¥ some Wholesale or Retail Businevs in this city. Can give the best of reference. Address “A. B.”’ Star Office. Sep 5-3t* W ARSTED-A middle-aged WOMAN to do gen eral housework two miles from the city ae ply at the office of the United States Hotel, Penn- Byl ia avenue, sep 5-2t* TT Wo cane: NTERS WANTED—To good hands Iwill pay high price and steady employment. Enquire of J.J. HALL, 43 street, between M and Nst,, Island, Carpenter and Joiner. sep 5-3t* ANTED—by a lady without family, a FUR- W ATSHRD TOUSE, Fey tony, & ROR: be near the street cars—with gs and water. Best ef references given. Address® Pa.av., bet. 2st 2) and $2d sts, Sep 5-tt* A MONTHLY NURSB. Anicrican, of 2 years’ experience, who w'!! 9 disengaged I5th of this month. wiskes to make afew more engage- ments. Best of references can be given. Address ““Sisson,’’ Star Office, one week. sep 5-lw* WANTED-A SITUATION as outside clerk or business man for some house in the city. Satisfactory reference as to character, smplover can judge of capability. Address Box $29, P. 0. N. B.—The advertiser is a young man, a good Penman and accoantant. Sep §-2t* ANTED—A BOY or YOUNG MAN. Must be business like and write» good hand. Inquire at No, 611 9th street, near im. avenue, N.H. MILLER, sep 3-3t* Justice of the Peace. WANTED_One white sinc’ FARM Hf . Also,one or two young DO “(6 or 8 months )of large and fierce breed. for {.. n purposes. Ad- dress Box 287 Post Office, or pply at this office, sep 3-3t* ANTED—To adopt by » family without chil- dren, a MALE INFANT. from its birth, Ad- dress Mrs CHAS. M. THOMAS, Post Office, for one week, stating where the chili may 'c seen. sep 3-3t* y ANTED—A SITUATION in 5 on or near Pennsy!vanis sixteen years of age, Best of ceference given Address Dr. CHARLES A. WELLS, Bladensbur: Prince George County, Md. Bep 3-4t™ WANED IMMEDIATEL.Y—A COACHMAN, CHILD'S NURSE, and WOMAN to cook, wash, and iron. Apply to K. F. PAGE, Anction and Commission Merchant, 502 7th st under Ona gen Grocery Btore, Fellows’ Hall. $500 BOUNTY FOR ONF YEAR.—Wanted VOLUNTEERS (white) for one year, Apply to A. WATSON, 474 east side 11th stroet, between KE and F, at land 5 p,m. au 3l3w* ANTED—A WOMAN (white) to cook. Also one to wash dishes and make beds. Apply at the Gosling House, No, 249 Pa. avenue, between 12th and 13th streets. au s+-tf ANTED—Two Hundred COLORED MEN, GATp ett NS 40 Wotan ctennt aancantvrats au WANTED Two steady, indu*trious BOYS, one each to learn the Harners .od Trunkmaking business. Apply at 500 7th street. au 29-tf ANTED—Every Lady in the District to know that I have received a new and beantifal ma- chine, and am now prepared to Flute goods twelve inches in width, and deeper than any other establish- ment im the country. As Shiawase what was wanted i '@ can Di ior t one in the large cities. v pisce in town, LADIES STAMPING DEPOT, 31 Fst., oppo. Patent Office. au! oO LEE NTED! oO Pee te tes BLD ‘BOTTLES WANTED! he highest cash price will be paid for— The high Whole Gham pagne Bottles, id do. a0: do. Pint Ale do, int Ale Jugs, &c,. &c., by Pint Ale Jag TERY A. SILINN, Union Bottling Depot, Georgetown, D.C. N.B.—Any person having large quantities of Old Bottles on band, can have them taken away aue,forayouth | For SALE—T wo story BRICK HOUSE on Ist 6t 1 third house above L, family. Gall. For RENT—Wi' bout board, ro. desirable FURNISHED ROOMS, Good 8 for smal = sep 6 3t* A two of them suitable for offices. Apply at No. 460 4t . near the City Hall meeat Fo SALF OHEAP—The £101 will and Gxtures ofa smail GROUER Yop O street, | avd7th, Apply at No. and P. Sep 6 3t* WOR SALE—S-veral SHANTIES, on leascd __ ground. n ist streat, between FandG. In quire of GEORGE H. BAER, corner Mth street and Rhode Island avenue, sep 6-iw* FOR REN T—Two FURNISHED ROOMS on the twaen sth OR REN t— wien: Rae, gultabie fortes spaemen. withor ‘out board. at No. 243 D street Jsth and 15th sts, pies sep 6. Rooms FOR RENT cry ing Room ant Kitchen, Also, for sale, a rich Medalion Vei yet Car, Bodstead, Apply 373 "enn sep 5. OR RENT—House situated on the corner of 34 Street ani Pennsylvania avenue east, two Stories, with two stere rooms on the first Boor. Inquire of WILLIAM H. LANGLEY, corne> of Pennsylvania av, and 8th street east. li RARE CHANOE.—A furnished three-story A BBICK HOUSE for : at. within one square of Willards’ Hotel For iurther particulars in- quire of WM. H. FANNING, No. 504 i4th st Sep 6-lw* Fo RENT—House situated on the corner of 9th and C streets east, convenient to the railroad cars. Large earden attached to the house. In- quire of WILLIAM BH. LANGLEY, cor, 8th street east and Pennsylvania avenue. 1t* 'OR SALE OR RENT—A large three story frams F HOUSE, juat completed, situated on iith st., between Mand N streets For further particulars srely on the premises, or of J. W. REED, No 6 lth street. between O'and P ats, sop 6. RNISHED ROOMS.—A large PARLOR and CHAMBER, on second floor, with balcony, will be rented to @ party, willing to pay a fair Price. Also, a large front ROOM on third and one on first floor, 44 h street, between G and H, ference required, Board given if desire’ 296-3te HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PRI- vate salea tract of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 miles from the Capitol, over Benning’s Bridge; about 50 acres clearedt and 45 in meadow; the balance in unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut, No improvements,except a small house. For further particulars address Box 384, Was’ gton, iS or inquire of the subscriber. 1'¢ miles northeast of Benning’s Bridge, sep 6-Im* E, SHERIFF, 10 RENT—A large sccond-story ROOM, far- nished or unfurnished, with or without board. No. 427 7th, above G. _Sep 5-3t* Hoss. FOR RENT—Containing six rooms, on 2d street. between Massachusette avenue and Hi street north. Inquire second next dvor. sep 5-3t™ JAS. MULQUINN. RAMB HOUSE FOR REN 2, consisting of seven rooms. No, 226 6th street, hetween M and N. Apply to J. T. VARNELL, No. 39 Center Mar- ket, Bep 5-4t* TABLE FOR RENT—Containing room for six \) horses and two carriages, with water. Apply at No. 84 Pennsylvania avenue, (six buildings), bep 5-3t* ‘Ok RENT—Two large UN¥URNISHED k ROOMS, communicating. on the second floor, Also, small ROOMS. To a desirable person, the house would be rented. Apply No. 274 B street, corner 3d street, sep 5-3t* A RARE OHANCE.—For sale, the atock and fixtures ofa well fitted up SALUON, now doing a good business, t and Plimton ia avenue, Ten years leave at a moderate rent, Must be Hold immediately aeeOry reasons given when application ismade. App! at the Star Office. re seD 5st z {Ok RENT—A iargeand well arranged HOUSE on T street, between 2th and 2’st ats. Apply to JA8.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auction and Com- missien Merchants, Sep 3-6t ORK RENT—A small FURNISHED HOUSE. containing five rooms, situated on 10th atreet north, bet. Dand BR, Inquire of LUDLOW, WIL- LIAMS & © 3 9th street, or on ths premises, Lt Bg EES Fo: SALE—The GOOD WILL, FIXTURES #24 BTOOK of the Grocery Store, 78% 6th st., Islan i, to a cash purchaser. Batisfactory reasons given aes Selling out. Apply on the premi Dp 3t* REN T—Four furnished BED ROOMS, two PARLORS, and a BASEMENT suitable for of- fice, Apply, at No. 424 Estreet, between 8th and 9th. north side. Also, two Frame Houses for sale. Bep 3-3t” FURNISHED RCOMS FOR RENT, wirkouT Board, Keterence required. Appiy at No. 320 New York av., bet, 9th and lth sts, sep 2-lw Fe RENT—An excellent BRICK HOUSE, on Washington street. Georgetewn. Inquire of GEORGE H. VABRNELL, No. 31 Market Space, Georgetown, Sep 2-4t* TH GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A RESTAURANT FOR SALB—The house con tains five rooms, kitchen and cellar. The cause for selling is the proprietor wishes to change hia business, Apply 0 44 Bast Market Snace Ggang: OR RENT—A three-story, modern built BRIOK DWELLING, on Virginia avenue, (Usland) within one minute walk of the 7th street city rail- road, z ALE—Two story BRICK HOUSE, onC ateoet, Between Ith snd 12th, with immediate PYaquire of J. F, HALIDAY, Real Fstate Broker, 5i6 Eleventh st , south of Pa. avenue. sep 2-lw OMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS on sec- Cc ond floor at No. 15 & street, one door below Sth street, bytheNorthern Market. sep l-iw*__ uy HED ROOMS TO RENT, without Boart. ee entiewen Oe oak wirect, wear 13th, Inquire of Mrs, A. E.STEPHE'NSON. "au 3l-tf STORE TO LET—Gas lighted, centrally located, » provided with all fixtures, and with a back. room attached. Apply at 335 F street. between 9th and loth, au 29-tf OR RE! The large ang commodions ROOMS com prising the second, third and fourth sto- ries over J. L. Kidweil’s new Drug Store.on Bst., near corner of Pa. ay, and 14th st., two deors be- ilterds' Hotel, wt JOHN L. KIDWELL_ by notifying me. au ls-Imj_ R, A. Ne Wy ANTE D—50.000 LADIES to call at W finch’? STAMPING AND FLUTING DEPOT, 381 F street, opposite Patent Office and STAM PING LUTING, AND FLUTEINKING. DONE. We are the only persons in town who make the businessan exclusive one. Constantly receiving and making up new patterns for Braid and Silx Embroidery. Rew and elegant patterns received weekly for Yokes, Bands, Pantaletts. Capas, Shawls, Slippers, Pin Cushions, &c. au b-tf D-8ECO'D HAND FURNITURE Aloe BpRnars CARPR"S, BEDS, BED- PR Banaras tS a a a teat B. Betworn Gand H.east aide. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS OR RENT—A ROOM on 15th street. oppoaits Fi tresury Department, adapted to the use ofa Banker or Broker, havin. connected with it a@ very commodious and sut..antial vault. In- quire of WILLIAM ORME, No, 312 Penn_ave., between 10th and lith sts. _ au g7-3W RARE CHANCE—The GOOD WILL and BIX- A TURES of two of the best stores in the city; itable fer clothing or shoe business, Apply at Sy SMITIVS. Now 460 7th st, anett E SUBSCRIBER offers at private sale a very eeAicabie and productive FARM. situated in the District of Columbia, one mile east of Bon- ning’s Bridge, containing sixty acres of excellent Ian well watered, The improvements, a tare two-story Frame Dwelling, nearly new, with the necessary Out-buildings, Persons wishing to pur- chase are invited to examize the premises. Avery pleavant orive) of pera miles,overa good road, ashington city. = ‘Queen 7" ROBERT K. NEVITT. FAstoNaae DANCING ACADEMY AND OTHER ELEGANT ACCOMPLI8H- MENTS.—ASSEMBLY ROOM, Union Hotel, Georgetown, D.C. Mr. J.K.GOODALL respectfully announces to the Families and Schools of Georgetown that he will resume his duties at the above Room on 84T- URDAY next September 10, punctually,at3 p.m., for Masters, Misses, and Young Ladies, Terms, for term of twelve weeks (every Saturday,’ 3%. A Class for Gentlemen will commence the same eve- ning, at8 p.m. Terms yer term, $10. Punctaality is Tespectfaily requested. sep 3-lw™ XEORGETOWN CORPORATION S8TOOE.— G Those persons who way be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an ieterene of an r cent, per spon, pavanle rterly, can o 1 some plying 5 pAIRD, Glerk of ssid Corporation: Je 29-dtOl WING PROMPTLY ATTENDED, TO, by ta, Pats A U Prigemt Soar SeManae ase Wie Captains on Doard, or SN B. DAVIDSON, my 1- Water street. Georgetown. IMPORTANT TO EEPERS HOUBER: AND OTHERS We invite the attention of all ersons who are in want of FURNT- TUREor ROUsEREBPING GOODS to call and examine our large and extensive assortment, which we are prepared to offer AT GREAT RARGAINS, thereby making it animportxnt item in the selec i if eae FURNITURE BOC RSE EEEING GOODS, aeiaee t found at the well known establish- matory hid McGREGOR & ZIMMERMSN, No, 530 Seventh street, between au %-eolm Louiziana av. and Dat , east site. COPeetNERSHIE, ndersigned, having this day associated shee alias aitier the wae and stelo of GRO. T. SMITH & CO., will continue the GROCERY, WINE and LIQUOR business at the old stand, (occupied for the last three years by George T. Smith.) 511 7th atrect, in the National Iatelli- meer Building. We will be happy at all times fo'kee our frienda and the guptie generally, feeiing assured that we car give them good Gouds at un- precedented low prices for sh. and other ‘T, SMITH, W. STHUART, Lheg to return my sincere thanks to my friends rally for the patronage so libe- me during my business career solicit s contiauance of the . Where they will alwaya tr! ceive the most polite and courteous attenti whether they purchase or not. Please Femember the sumber, ois ree street. inder ner’s Pho’ § pasts Ghokan T. SMITH. 8 Washington, July 8, 1864. sep i-colm N EW STORE! GOODS! tele etrs LOW PRicnst Just received, Fresh Goods of every description. purchased @1 yely for cash, the lowes prices, which we offer os — afeeer Pee ob sep 3-c0st By BM GLA Tth atcest. , LE—DRUG STORE, BRICK HOUSE and res BUILDING LOTS, Inquire atNo. 455, Mass, avenue, near 6th st. au 18-lm* OR SALE—A three story and attic BRICK F HOUSE and out-buildings,on North Capitol street, between B and C, No. 394, nearly opposite the Washingtor Railway, near the Depot House, containing 10 rooms; 4 vacant lot adjoining; front of 55 by 80. For further particulars inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & CO., No. 322 Pennsylva- bt eu l6 W FFER FOR SALB, at a great bargain. a small FARM, containing about 65 acres, well improved with new dwelling and s!! necessary ont- houses, This property lies about 4 miles from Center Market, on the Renning’s Bridge road across Rastern Branch. is ina high and healthy situation, with ap, siandance of wood, Terma mae OF 3) ‘ication to made KngWTEENY & CO. Real Estate Brokers, au 15-lmn Corner 7th and D streets. FOR. BALR-The three-story BRIOK HOUSA Bonna "20T No. 661 oth street, (Island) be- tween D and ® streets, The house contalus nine rooms, and has convenient out-buildings, &o, 7 to W. D. WALLACH, at the Star Offog. Goxtine HOUSE FOR BALE, The Proprietor of this popular and well-known Hote! and Restaurant intends to retire from busi- ness, and offers hia well-known house for sale. Any one wishing to enenge in a LUORATIVE BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- sylvania avenue, between 32th and 13th ats. gu &-5w* TIZENS OF WASHING-| Bu TION AND VICINITY. We inyite the attention of citizens of the District, who wish to. parohase cH CROOKERY ‘CLASS WARS, CUTLERY. or Pl TED WARK, to our stock, which is very complete in every lepartmen nd 8 ipweE prices than ths of goods can urchased in Nor ‘ WEBD & BEVERIDGR A, A: lotrif Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. tS) LLINS & CO.’3 M4 BRE oo PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND POBTEB. Tamnow receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT ALE and PORTHE from this celebrated brewery, which I am prepared to farnish on short notice to all persons who favor me with their orders. Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at- tended to. bi delivered iS sllnast of Washington and 01 6 of charge. ractowns {sce SULEY A, SHINN, Agent, Union Botting Depot, 57 Green street tf VETERINARY SURGEON. D Y, Member of the Gollsee; Buinbega. All Diseases ‘of they Berge treated in the most scientific man- ner. Charges moderate. Also, Hi peusht sold om commission. Office at J. 0, 0" . Wash: war dia, G street, between Ot end 7th. Was Georgetown, D.C, B eto CHEESE! naan WwW & BRO. : D. B. DUT EO Molesale Dealers, 2 10-1m No. 450 sth street, v. 8. ntl-men only, 187 8th street, between O AUOTION SALES. BY JAMES C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. UNT OF ST. JOHN’s CHU On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Sestune 6 o'clock,on the premises by of St. John’s Church, we shal Square No. 276, ieonting 13:b sts, west and nort 1 sell the whole o R ands. with access to a public alley the premises at the time of sale. on the premises Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the JAS. CO. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, purchaser, an 23-d Met BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OghUCTION SALE OF LOT OF GROUND. in TUE: We shall sell, in fromt of the premises, No gin § inches on New and N'sts, Thislotie very b having an Past front, in a commanding position. fer notes bearing interest. All conveyance, stamps, &e , at cost of purcha- er. Twenty dollars will be erty is knocked off Title indisputable. au 31-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. dsemely situ Be required when the prop- Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUC- Op TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September 12th. at 6 o'clock, in front of the premises. we will sell, that desirable Brick House and Lot, situated on Seventh street west. between I and K streets north, being the south part of Lot 12, in Square 427, The lot is 2) feet front by 70 feet deep, improved by a three story Brick Store and Dwelling. The store is 20 by 6) feet, fitted upin modern atyle, and has been cecupied for several years past as a dry goods Store. The dwelling patt contains five rooms pleasant and well Serae ena: There ia also.a good, dry cellar under the store, making gether. one of the most desirable in’ vestments jn the northern part of the city. eheufSis No. S71, on the west side of the street. Title perfect, Terms cash Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. reped GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, Y J.C, MoGUIRE & Co,, Auctioncers, EXECUTOR'S SALE OF FOURTEEN DESIRA- BLE BUILDING LOTS ON 16TH STREST WEST. BETWEEN Q AND RSTREETSNORTH. Gn TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September 13 at 432 o'clock. on the premises, we shall sel! fourteen soerehle Building Pots. in subdivision of Square 0. 179, fronting about 2 feet each on 16th street | west, between Q and R streets north, and runnin back 1i0 feet to a publicalley. These lots are finely located, on hich ground, and within a short distance of the Mth street pac: | senger railroad. Terms : One-third in eash; the remai trust on the premises. Gonvorances at the cost of the purchaser. the time of sale, JOHN B. TURTON, Executor, Fep6d J.C. McGUIRE & ©O., Aucta. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF FRAME DWELLIN: HOUSE AND LOT, NO. 25 18T STRERT, o By virtue ofa deed of trust, datei the wth day of January, 1858, and duly recorded in Liber J A, 8..No 149, folios 64, 65, and 66, one of the land records for Washington county, District of Go- lumbia, I will sell at public sale. on the premises on MONDAY, September I2th. at 4 o'clock p. m., the Frame Dwelling House and Lot in George, town, D. O., known as the west haifof Lot No, 83, in Beatty & Hawkins addition to Georgetown. ‘Terms: cash. All conveyances, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser, Terms to be complied with within three days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to regell at the risk and costofthe firat purchaser,after one week’s notice. JNO. M_ BELT. Trustee, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct! BY J, 0. MOGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers, NOTICE. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH K &TREET. BETWEEN 20TH AND 21ST STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Will be sold at publi i 19th dav of Septen: sop 6 a next ensuing. at 4s o'clock, on the premises the following desirable piace or parcel of ground, ly situate and beingon north Street 83 fest 9 inches east of its intersection with 2ist street west, thence north 7) feet to an alley, thence west 20 feet, thence south 5 feet 9in- ches, thence wast 2» foct, thence south 64 feet 3 in- chon. thence east 40 feet'to the beginning, doing Lot No. 9, tn gauare No. 75, containing two thou. sand six hundred and ei, y-fiv r theraawoute ehty-five square feet, or The title believed to be undoubted. . Terms: One-halfcash; the balance in three equal instalments, payable respectively in 6,9 and 12 ionths, with interest, the deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust on the premises, By order of Trustees. sep 6-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. PUBLIC SALE Where ..-.. oe 1) , te ) PATENT OrHige BUT DING.” cart. et toe at No’clock aS SDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, Several lots of vn, Double Doors, Saé er, ALSOTS: 8nd Sash, A few old Gases and otber Fri: useful to the Government, aire no! 1Gaeer ‘Terms cash. H. ra agp, Rep 6-2t Superinteheont, Y THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetow— WO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS IN GEORGE- aye TOWN AT AUCTION, On MONDAY AFTERSNOON, September 12th, at 5o’clock p. m., I will sell in front of the premises, on Water street, between High and Potomac sts., two Frame Houses and Lots, Termsatsale. All conveyancing and stamps at the costofthe purchaser. Title perfect sep 3-d&és THOS. DOWLING, Anet, Y¥Y JAS, C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, POR! OF WASHINGTON STOCK AT CORPORATION OF WASHING! TO On WEDNESDAY APTERNOON, September 7th, at 5 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell for account of the estate of the late Thomas Smith, in sume to suit— $2,200 Corporation of Washington Quarlerly Six | PerCent. Stock. _ : By order of the administratrix. sep3-dis J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ¥ JAS, CO, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, WITH LARGE LOT ON K STREET, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STREETS WEST; On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 3, at 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shall svil a desirable LOT, fronting 30 feet on K street north, between 4th and 5th streets west, and running back 150 feet toa 30 foot alley improved a desirable three story Brick Dwelling House, bh back building, No, 510, containing in all eleven rooms, witha frame stable onthe rear ofthe lot. _ ie Terms: one-thirdin cash,the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyance and revenue stanips at the cost of teed 3. MeGUIRE & 90. Auacts, sep ¥ J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH I. BE- TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS WEST, AT AUOTION, On WEDNESDAY, the Mthday of September next, 1864, Dshallsell, in frontof the premises, at Go'clock p.m., by virtue of a decree of the Or- hhane’ Court dated the 12th day of May, 1963, rati- Fea and confirmed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia on the 18th day of May, 1833, the following described handsome building lot, viz: Lot numberedffour (4) in Square numbered two hundred and eighteen, (213,) it having a front of 2 feet7 incheson north I, between 14th and 15th Bereots eat roped hack K Bi ey. es. * each % BBs hy ple reren lu SIX wonths, the purchaser to give note for the ‘deferred payment, bearing interest from the day of sale, and secured to the satisfaction of the Guardian. All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at the sont of rhe porcuarer> it rfect. Title ters, ELIZA ANN DRAIN, Guardien, sep3a J.C, McGUIRE & CO,, Aucis. Y¥ JAS. C. McGUIBE & co., Auctioneers. HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH E 8TRERT, BE- TWEEN 19TH AND 20TH STREETS WEST, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 15th, at 6 o’clock,on the premises, by virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Court, dated June2i-t. 1854, confirmed by the Supreme Court July 5th 1864, 1 shall sell art of Lot No. 2. in Square No. 12, frontingabout feet on North E street, between 19th and 20th streets, audjrupning back 97 feet > inche gether with the improvements consisting o wo story Frame Dwelling house (No. 214) cuntaining | ee ee ‘erms cash, yance to be paid by the purchaser, Cost of conveya: se toe psi by . Guardian, sep S-eod J. O. McGUIRBE & O0., Aacts. CHOIOR STOCK 486 INTEBIOR ADORNMENTS, 486 486 PAPEPHANGINGS. 486 Aselect and varied » ock of Gilt, Medium and low priced Paperhangings, Borders, Statues, Cen- + ¢Pieces, &: ec. WINDOW SHADES. Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown snd Gilt Window Sas. Syacietr of patterns; Shade Fixtures, ‘asnels, &c. PICTURE COBD AND TAS3ELS, Silk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizes and colors, » beau! assortment; id ea, ls, &c. ol hi popes RA Ay Meg OB, Wi SEG stock of pusall-aised Oval and Unite de Visits Frames NGRAVINGS AND PAINTIN ; A few choice Mngravings and Paintings always store. _ s a a Orders for oe etadiyer Der So Shades Ferma cath Gr ap dee ream, No, 486 Seventh street, 4y7-tSi" Hight Doors above Odd Fellows’ Hail. ete a ie otis Seem erect THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW EXTENSIVE BALE OF BU’ a ToD ILDING LOTS FOR IN. September sth, at order cf the Vestry Tespectively on 12th and sta; th subdivided into fifty twe fine building lore souk Plats may be obtained of the Auctioneers or on Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder é and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust DAY. the 6th instant. at 6 o’clock p.m... art of Lot having a front of 83 feet 10 between nyter = Half cash; balance ing and 12 months, ird i der in 6 | and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of | payment of $25 0n each lot will be required at | auctionon MONDAY, the | with a side alleytoa | AUCTION SALES, . FUTURE DaYs. BY GBSEN & witiraMs, Auctionsers, HANDSOME BUILDING a ER OF 18T BTRE pAee kD ROnTn D af OTION, LL, AT A Y, the 7th ins fRiey ats o'c! Lot No. 15 and half Lot No. 16, in Bquare No. 7%. This property toms 75 feet on Ist street, running back about feet, and will be divided im two building lots if desired. It i ndsome loca- tion, perfectly graded and front. Per- fons wishing urchase a handsome and elevated building rite will do well toattead the sale. sale. sepia "> GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BBX #45. 0. McGUIRR & 00., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLIN HOUSE AND Lot 13TH AND 24TH STREETS WaT) By virtue o e Ciampitt and wifesanier trust from William H. ter, elghteei corded: ib ct ae S 489, one of the land r 8 ¥. District of Colembta. I on, OD @ prem. 5 NOON, September?th at Garvey parcel of lagd in the ci in front of the ty of Washington, and Die- Tict of Columbia aforesaid. be Bumbered one, twedty tte, and eee i Sto in Square numbered two hundred and itty. (2a, as said Lots and Square are marked, laid down and distir guished on t plan of said city; mnin, Jor said part at a point on the line of or north, eight feet four inches (8 feet 4 inches) e of the southwest corner of said lot numbered on and running thence east sixteen feet eight inches, (16 teetS inches,) thence north ninety-two feet (92 feet.) thence wess sixteen feet eight inches. (16 feet 8 inches.) thence south ninety-two feet {oe feet) to ioe piece of beginning, improved by a well built bri, i puilt ori ouse with all the modern improve- This property lies just east of the Demenow buildings, and opposite the Presbyterian Charek, and is one of the most desirable residences of ite class in the city Terms: One-baltet the purchase money in cash; ic $50) of which must be paid down at the time of sale, the remainder, with inte in 6m 1. deed will be given and a deed of trust taken to as cure the deferred payment, All conveyances, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the pure! ir. sale not be complied with Should the terms ¢ yithin three days, the Trustes reserves the right expenses of the to re-sell at the risk an re ser, after giving one week’s notice in the National subs Digswctrs or other newspaper published in ngton, INO, D, McPHBRSON, Trustee. aud 3.0, MOGUIRE &'00., aucts, i Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, | BEAUTIFUL FARM OB COUNTRY SEAT aT in On WEDNESDAY, the 30th inst., we shall sell, at So’clock p. m., on the premises, that beautiful piece or lake of land attached to the former rea- | idence of H. W. Biunt, Esq., near Tennaliytown, about one ands half miles from Georgetown, en | the Rockville Turnpike road, This land adjoing the lands of Messrs Loughborough and Carter, and Mrs. A J. Lyle, This sale presents a rare opportunity toa gen- | tleman wishing a fine country seat, the neighbor’ ing society being the very best, and possess! 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- | turesque and romantic scenery. The soil is kind, aud well adapted to the culture of a vegetable gar: den, the most of it having a beautiful sontheast exposure. The laud, which contains about twen- ty-five acres, is susceptible of division into three or more lots, each of which contain beantifal cults sites, and will be sold in separate lots, if esired, We réspectfully invite the attention of persona wishing to purchase a handsome site for a private | residence, and the public in general to this sale, as it presen’: vers rare inducements, and the sale will be weli®vortby of their attenti Terms: One-half cash; balance in six months, | for nete bearing interest. A deed given and © deed ef trust taken. Title indisputable, au 24-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. #2 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, the 7th of September, instant, same hour, when it wi'l positively take place. sepl-d GRKEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. Y J. 0. MO@UIRE & OO,, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY Under and by virtue of 9 decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting im san LEA pasted July 5th, 1854,in acertain cause, wherein Sarah Ann Brown and ethers are cem- } alaipent and Ambrose A. Brown and others ar lefendants. No. 271 equity. we shall sell on t premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 2ist day of Se tember, commencing with the first named oF & o'clock p, m,: Lot No.1, in Square No. 508, fronting 80 foet en north B street, at the corner or Becoad ciieee west, and running back 1) feet to» 4 Also. the north part of Lot s3,°0,788,0. McGuire's subdivision of Square No “ot; fronting 15 feet 7 iuche i +-o8t. between Gand H sts, Horthy Gad ease et Cack 130 feet 4 inches to ea ips a foot alley. ana “proved by a three-story Brick Dyciling One-half im cash; the remainder in nine n months, with interest from the di STecttbe secured by the bonds or notes of purch, with & Surety or cureties,to be ap Drased of by the truscees, pon the full payment cf the purchase money and interest, the trustees will convey the proper- tr; All conveyances and stamps at the cost ofthe wurchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days thereafter, the trustees reserve the right to resell, on one week’s notice, at the Tisk and expense of the gfaulting purchaser, KO. W. DU NICHOLAS C. STEPHE: Trustees su-eo&ds J. 0. McGUIRE ang.t Aucts, ¥ W.1,, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ 4B OF A HOUSE AN me THEE VER THOU RR AND LOT IN y Virtue of adeaa oftrust to« gates the 17th day of Augast, 1860, subscribers, iber J.A.9,, No, 203, foli recorded Land Records: We: we shall oferat web QBe Of t on WEDNESDAY. the gist day of Septemeuction o'clock, p.m,, in HOnPae the premises, all ot toe pumbered seven, (7,) di Butnbered four hundre’ and thinger Tot SATS the im reve. plan of the Oity of Washingten, w ments thereon, consisting of a two stor, isouse. This property is ritnated on ough G me Detween 8th and 9th strects west. Tht tog Lats width of twenty-four (24) feet. ten (10) ine = a depth of one hundred and twenty-four foc, ana (8) :nches to an alley ig Terms of sale: One halfcash, the residue in. and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notés for the deferred payments, ratisfactorily endorsed and bean iatereae ‘iced is day oe sale. and se cured by a deed of trust on the premises. ‘All conveyancing at the cost of (he purchaser. If the terms of ae are notcomplied with, with five days from tbe day of sale, the Trustees the rightto re seli the said property at thi and cost of the cefaulting purchaser, on giving weeks notice Baa insertions in some newspaper in the oly of EDW. i ‘ton. ADO, CARRINGTON,t weuithes, AAU “L. WALL & CO., Aucts. au 27-2aw3wids “L, WAL GALE OF CoD MNED MU: s peed Cure? QUARTHRMASTHR’s Or FiCR, Dupo? ov WAsuincTon, Wasnincron, D,C., September 5, 1864. ( ware aid at public auction, af the Gorrais, near the Observatory, in the city © 2 Gn WEDNESDAY, Beptember 2, 051, A OF MULES, fit fe blic service. ba ee tort Gordrnment fonds. S: oe s 5 Sale to epee : “DoH RUCKER, . ig. an ef Quartermaster, BEE, Cee toe Wasminetoner UARTBRMASTER GBNBSRAL’S OFFIOB, Q First Drvisioy, Wacuincton. D. O,, September 2, 1864, Will be sold at PUBLIO AvorTion, to the high- | est bidder, atthe time and places named below, viz: York, Pa., Thursday, Sept. 15, 1°64, Altoona, Ba., Thursday, Sept. 22, 1964, sep 5-td ad Lebanon, Ps., Thuraday, Sept. 23, 1364. TWO HUNDRED OAS ALY HORSES ‘at ZACH | AOK. | ee ae s Rave been ndemned as unfit for | "hur voud and tarm purposes many good bargaing | } | MB Peon sold singl 98 8 * Terme: Oash in United Btafas currency. Colonel First Division, Q. M. Gen’ls Ofiice, Sep 3-t28th (GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS Site OT ORES BUGGIBN. koko. | ief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, oe Washington, D- C.. September 1, 1°64 ¢ wel be ape yoge action, Go tbe arehouse, situated on the square F,and Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, im the city of Washington, on WEDNESDAY, September 14, 1864, at 11 o’clock a,m.,a@ lot of Quartermas- ter’s Stores, condemned as unfit for ase, viz: Axes. Carpenters’ Tools, Brashes. Bridles, Nose Bags, Buckets, Saddle Blankets, ie Brooms, Portable Ferges, Grindstones, Blackmniths’ Tools, Harness, Lanterns. Scrap Leather. Btove Pipe, Repe, Stoves. Saddies, Scales, Whips, Horse Shoes, ands large lot of old iron, 0. &e. Will be sold on same day, at foot of Nineteenth street, near Chesapeake Qhio Canal, immedi- ately after the completion of the sale above re- ferred to,a number of _ Ambulances, Buggies, Carriages, Army Wagons, Spring Wagons, Carte, and Medical Wagons. jucc bidders will be required to remove the stores aio _— 5) days “ay the date of sale. sh,in Vernment funds. a e a H ROOK ER, rigadier General an@ Chief Qaarte . sep2t ane oot ot Washington, AUCTION SALE OF ‘CONDEMNED HORSES. Wax Duranruany, Qavaray Bomeay, SPAR’ $8 5 H Lb Wrptivesion. oanange S. bi Hered, Bip 2 of bel "Auction, to the’ hi lor, at the times places n: low, Vis: Reading, Pennsylvania, THU BSDAY, August 18, Altoona, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August 25, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY September 1 . Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Bep- tember tt 'WO HUNDRED (200) CAVALRY HORSRS, at ‘ prees have been ELSEE bra acute a vat purposes, Many good bar- sold 6 ‘erm Ci ste ited States Were AMES Lt, Col, and Ohief Quartremaster, au 5-ta08 Cavalry Bureau,