Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1864, Page 3

> LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Vanintixs.—Fitz Simmons’ new sensation drama. “The Seventh street Dressmaker, or «he Union Martyr Girl,” takes well. At least «his is indicated by the large houses nightly in attendance. The play is local one, and all who delight in “sensation” should see it. Be- ides the play there is 8 good concert hall bill. OanrTersvRy.—Millieand Clara Fowler che rest of Mr. Lea's New Orleans company, acluding pe Ward, the olog dan -ers, elicit much iause nigeey: The Fow- tur sisters have appeared here before, and have always given much satisfaction. The rest of the company are good, and the bill for to-night is decidedly attractive. Grover’s THRATER.—‘The School tor Scan- dal” is announced for to-night. Mr. Wm.War- ren appears as “Sir Peter Teazle,” Mr. Chas. Barron as + Charles Surface,” Miss Josephine Orton as “Lady Teazle,” and Miss Emily Mes. tayer as “ Mrs. Candor,” and they will be s tained by & good company. The play is an old one, but always acceptable, and especially will will it be so im the hands of the Warren com*cy combination. Forb's THEATER.—Another big house last night, and the Florences as attractive as ever. For to-night + The Irish Lioc,” “The Young Actress” and “The Happy Man @ an- nounced. A good bill, deserving of @ large au- dience, which it will no doubt 5 for it must be admitted that there are no better Irish comedians on the stage than the Floren- ces. Pic-Nios.—At Beckert’s neymen Bakers give a -nic this afternoon and evening, and at ashington Park the Journeymen Plasterers do likewise. Either Will be worth attending. pao EE) LAYING THE UORNEE-STONE OF CALVARY Cuvurcu.—The weather having proved mere dJavorable than anticipated yesterday, the cer- emony of laying the corner-stone of the Cal- vary Baptist Church (corner Sth and H streets) ‘was carried out. Rey. Dr. Samson led the exercises by readin, a chapter from the Bible, and he wag followe: by vy. Dr. Gillette, of the First Bapust Church, who offered an appropriate prayer. Rev. Mr. Howlett, pastor of Calvary Church, then stated that, owing to the state of the wea- ther, he would dispense with the delivery of an address, which he had prepared for the oo- casion, and confine himself to a few remarks for general information. This new congregation was organized in 1862, seon after the commencement of the re- bellicn. There were then thirty-five members. Since that period, abont one hundred have bee: added by conversion and by letters from other churches. Three members of this communion have died, viz: A young man, who bore cheer- fu} testimony to the truth of the Gospel; thena young lady, who also rejoiced in her Redeem- er, and the third was the late Mrs. Amos Ken- dall. Here the speaker delivered a brief but beautiful eulogium on the exalted Christian character of that deceased lady, and added, that could they have been present on this occa- sion none would have been more interested in these proceedings. Their blessed spirits, how- ever, might be invisible witnesses of this inter- esting scene. Referring to the spiritual and temporal pros- perity of the church, the preacher announced the liberality of their venerable friend and member, the Hon. Amos Kendall. That gen- tleman had purchased for them this lot, ata cost of $9,000; had made provision for their pastor for a period of eight years, and placed at their disposal a building fund of $13,000. To other liberal gentlemen the church was also indebted. The preacher then affirmed the loyalty of his church and congregation. He weuid throw to the breeze the banner of the cross of Ohrist, immediately under it the starry banner of our country. nder them he would live and die. He hoped to witness the day when, from the East and West, the North and South, our peo- ple would come in and worship in this temple. .@ then closed by reading resolutions of loyal- ty to this Government, adopted many months since by this congregation. The articles to be placed in the corner-stone ‘were then cealed up in an appropriate box and deposited in their proper place. (These arti- cles were described in the Star of yesterday. ] ‘The services were then closed by those in at- tendance singing the doxology, and by 4 ben- ediction by Rey. Mr. Howlett. Garden the Jour- ———— MEETING OF THE EXEMPTION FUND Ass0- CIATION.—A meeting of the Washingten City Exemption Fund Association was held in the Council Ohamber last evening, (Mr. Canfield, ‘Vice President, in the chair,) pa was attended by about one hundred persons. The Secretary, Mr.W. H. Pope, presented his resignation, which was accepted; and Mr. RB. 5S. Davis was elected to fill the vacancy. Mr. Hurley offered a resolution directing the ‘Treasurer to give to each person who has de- posited his money a receipt, which shall be presented or accounted tor Betore the money is returned, if there should be no draft. Mr. Bacon stated that it would be impossible for him to comply with the resolution, should it pass. The 500 names of the signers had been copied, and were now in the hands of the rinter, who would have the list ready by hursaay night. Mr. B. stated that transcribing the names from the book proved to be & ee a man being employed two days at it, and he was occasionally aided by others. The resolution was debated by Messrs. Hur- ley, Dnetrick, Davis, Holtzlander, and others, and it was finally tabled by a vote of 34 to 24. Mr. Harley said a number of the members ‘were destined to draw prizes, and the draft would come as sure as night follows day. A draft, he had authority for stating, would come off within the next fifteen days for 4,450, and this did not speak well for the city, with all due respect to the | Scat officers of the as- sociation, Messrs. Lioyd and Uanfield. The enrolling officers have been in the hell holes and bawdy houses, and enrolled men who ‘were reposing in the arms of harlots, and had enrolled men whose homes werein Mexico. Ifthe city authorities would take hold now, the quota could be reduced, and he believed the District did not owe asingleman. Ona visit to the Provost Marshal General's Office ‘with a member of Congress, he had seen masses of documents from every Congressional Dis- trict, but the District had nothing toshow. He believed the District had furnished its fall quota, and it was not yet too late for the city authorities to see that due creditis given for enlistments in the navy. The District had no Yrepresentative in Congress, but some shouldbe moving in the matter. The District was com- pletely disfranchised, while the territories of the West had the right to speak if not to vote. Recruits forthe navy who rightly should go to our quota, had been gobb! up by men —_ Massachusetts, New York and Pennsyl- yania. ‘The meeting adjourned, subject to the call of the President. ee ALEXANDRIA Ar¥ains.—U. 8. Disirict Court. —A large number of cases under the confisca- tion law were disposed of by the above court yesterday. Thedsy’s work was the largest, ‘we believe, yet accomplished by the court. ‘The cases disposed of were as follows: The U.S. vs. A. Leigh; W. H. Cassidy and Nathan Gregg, oath of allegiance taken and causes dismissed. . Decrees of condemnation were entered in the following cases: Lewis D. Means, William D. Nutt, James H. Simpson, (two causes,) Robert Drane, Mathew Harrison, Arthur L. Rogers, Geot W. Bail, John M. Orr, (two causes,) E. R. Oxley, Thomas W. Edwards, George R. Head, (two causes,) John M. Orr, Henry O. Olaggett, A. R. Mott, (four causes,) Charles B. Tipbs, Sanford L. Ramsey, W. B. Iyneh, caases,) James eens « ) derson Thrift, Chas. T. Berkley, bes. B. Tibbs, B. P. Nolan, John W. Fairfax, pod causes,) Francis L. Smith, Henry W. ‘homas, Wilmer D. Corse, Eppa Huntoi two causes,) Henry Jenkins, (two causes, m. Muse, James M. Cook, (two causes,) Isaac Fairfax, Cornelius Kincheloe, William W. Thornton, (two causes,) Redman Branner, Joseph Cohen, John H. Barnes, A. S. Gregaby, (twelve causes,) Elias W. Kinchel (two ©auses,) Walter R. Mellan, Thomas Moore, W. B. Day, (three causes). The Taz Commission.—Mesers. Hawxhurst, Watson and Foster, commissioners under the direct tax law levied it the States in in- surrection against the Federal Government, leave this city to-morrow for Norfolk for the purpose of collecting taxes for the following named counties: Norfolk city and county, Nansemond, Elizabeth City, and Princess Apne counties. They ex to de absent come three or four months.—Alezandria Jour., 6th. —_—_—— Szut TO CovRtT.—Yesterday, roundsman Sheid, of the Fourth Ward, arrested J held the sergeant to bail for court. Patrolman Steele was with Sergey Johnson at the time, and itis said seized down while her husband whip: children. He, too, was held to one of the officers heretofore. _—_——S——— CHARGE OF MuTiny.—On Monday afternoon, offcers Gibson and Maxwell Sallivan, John Sweeny, and sailors, on the steamer Tri longing to Messrs. Morgan & charge of mutiny. It ap; ing been on shore they re! th = be ed in id them av Sn outrageous manner, An: abused the Osptain and Engineer. They were that after bav- rned to the steamer taken before Justice Boswell who committed Sullivan and Sweeny to jail for court and dis- euumed Flynn. Johnson and held ner for court, ‘They bave both held a high reputation as good Michael ream near the Arsenal, and two of tre! der nicer Gee. = ty 5 biary? ee Resell, @ruek and dis- orderly; ~ oe semanas; for a - wreneo Brower, runaing off sub- oY itary, Z ironth' Prectnel—| Salli: mutiny; jail fer court. Joka de; missed. ohn Sweeney, 5 eourt. He : 3 ma te Ls bail for a8, and Haynes, sus; ion 0! military Ia: ‘earrying persons out imiiiaey.” Soren (Teoma drunk SPECIAL NOTICES. oe Knowse’s (Uruix's) Hate Drv. Fifty Conta « Boz. Bones larger than Byes that sell for $1. Natural, durable, mautiful. Warranted te please = This ar- Wale has been thoroughly tested by Br. Cu1Ltox, of Mew York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, whe pronounce it free from all poi- soneus ingredients, and the matesial composing it will not injure the mest deMoate hair. Sold by Druggtsts and Paney Geods dealers everywhere, Joun J, Knoume, Sele Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Sirect. Phlisdetphie. Pe. Davwnaeuves Ovane. The inebriate may now bid deflance to the tempt- ingeap. Br. Zene’s antidote fer strong drink is a cortaim oure for drenkenmens. It creates n dis- like for strong drink, and eam be administered without the knowledge of the patient. Descriptive cdroulars sem te any address. For sale by all respectable Drugetsts fn the United Btates and Oamadas. Price $1 por bex, or packages of six boxes fer $5. Jem J. Kzoxzn, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Ps. De. Bauy’s SPuctric. Theeldest and mest reliable modfoine for the onre of Bpermatorhes, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power, &c, This medicine has steed the test of ever thirty years, and has always proved a success Dr. Rand's Specific is exhibited im the form of pills, made up entirely of substances that have a specific effect upon the generative ergaus, Most persens saseciate the ides of operations upon the bewels from taking any kind of pills. The Specific of Dr. Rand is net intended aa am evacuating medi- cine, Ite medical virtues are expended entirely upon the impaired generative organs, The pills are not unpleasant te the taste, and many persons masticate them with impunity before swallowing them; whiok plan we would always recommend ,as affording the speediest way te get the effect of the remedy. Price $1 per bor, or aix boxes fer $5. Sold by Drugeiste everywhere. Jouu J. Knoxunz, Wholesale Agent, 403 Ohestaut strect, 3i-eoly Philadelphia, I’a. they can occasion requires. Do rou celer your Rig nrd et ate. terete as a bax. eco ma a, Ens alzuw Puaroxs vos Tap Ramsar: Phalen’s “Wight Moeming Ooreas.” Phalen’s “Night Moeming Gereus.”” Phaten’s “Might Moeming Goreus.”’ Phalon’s “Wight Meoming Cereus.” Phalon's “Wight Mooming Qereas.’ Phalen's “Wight Meoming Gores.” red onl} by: Puavom & Bou, N.Y. WARE OF e we a Bold by generally. 47E’s Mewur Soar. This celebrated Teilet Seap, in suck universal demand, is made from the dholeest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragraatly scent- 04, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the . For sale by ali Druggists end maser Scots . eoly those wh packages, 8 itive and ‘8, Sores es for $6 ms AL, URInaay teeatment Teaver, mar? D&W. . Mass. e m=ED, pir odeadaklia at Sete sat ate A Ois0- bage. aged aix years, f ‘an thirteen anne rere, (Phare @ Teh and Y @e re- iafant Ban pl copy. : pre KATY LAWSON, aged aims yeare and sixteen or WANTS. ee SS Ai ae es oe ee. in Open etatls, waite (amily, Gail a age ® res; je whi fai 7. 523 1ath etreo, Cail for two days. it? FOR RENT AND SALE, BW 2 Sethe cag iret eee NE LA PEONT BOOM FOB RENT, and O i chen Reet between 6th and in Sere: ANTED—By respectable girl aBITUATION te cook, iron, Addres. Box No. 36 Brar Office” veer tee 1t* WANTED —An ICE-C E-OREAM MAKER wanted immedietets atte POTENTINI'B, 279 Pa aveaue, ne. wan ry table woman a SITUA- TION on ook inp cestaurant, Address Box 17 Btar Office. it WANTED-By ‘a respectable girl, a SITUATION as cook or chambermaid. Apply at No. 26 Pa. avenue. corner of 26th street. 16* wi NTED—By a young woman, a SITUATION todo general housework. Apply at the cor- ner of N. J. av. and @ st north. itt to-morrow (Thurs- day) morning between 9 and 10 o’clock. 1t* A’ EXPERIENCED TEACHER of the English Branches wishes employment as an assis Address ue J pz Best of references given. 510 Virginia avenue. WO WHITE WOMEN, one to cook, wash and iron, one as chambermaid and waitress. Must come well recommended. Apply at southwest cor, ner of Ath and M sts. west. sep7 3t WANTED 4 SITUATION as Seamstre-s or family sewing, also one as chambermaid or No. 264 H street, between Fea puree. apes. and 19th streets. ANTED.—A clerk in the Treasury Depart- ment wants to employ a person whe can write a good hand, fora substitute for afew weeks, Apply at the southwest corner of O and 3d strerts, after 40’clock p.m. It" ANTED—bBy a youne, man, proficient in the business, a SITUATION as bar tender. Ad- dress ‘EB. M.,”’ Star Office. sep 6-3t* NTED—Two good journeymen BARBERS, Ww A at 8. FISHER'S, corner of 8th and D sts . Pa. ‘ouse, sep 6-2t* WANTED A PASTRY COOK at the United Btates Hotel. Apply at the office of the Ho- el. sep 6-2t* WANTED A CLERK ina Hotel, * must bring good recommodations,”’ address Z,MOR- TON, Washington P.O. ep 6 2t* ANTED IMMEDIATBLY—A white or col- ored young MAN to wait on dining-reom, Good wages, Inquire at 262 I st. Bep 6-3t* ANTED—For the three ensuing months, & ¥ FURNISHED ROOM foragentieman,wifeand child, with or without board. Answer, stating terms, R. 8. T., Star Office. sep 6 3t* No. A [P08 BENT—& three-story BRIOK HOUSE, ful- ly furnished. For further particulars, apply om the premises, 113 West st., Goorgetown. sep7 5t' FGENsnEp ROOMS FOR RENT, at 439 B at. Gentlemen preferred. Good board in the im- mediate neighberhood, sep 7-St* UBNISHED ROOMS without Board, may tained, separately or in suites, by appl t. 1 bet. oth be ob- ing at and 10th sts. T.—Two neatly PURNISHED ROOMS Jor rent, on the first floor, a parlor and bed room, at No. 425 lith street, between G and H streets, weat side, sep 7-3t* OR RENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rent, near Kendall Green, in a large brick house. suitable for mam and wife to keep house. Terms moderate. Address Post Office Box 446. ep 7-1t* FPO! RENT—A larce FRAME HOUSE, contain ing eleven rooms, en Maine avenue, (Island,) between 3d and 43> streets. Possession given im- mediately. Apply to J. M. YOUNG & BRO. 403 Penn, avenue, near 43 street. sep 7-e03t* 'OR SALE—Two small and one large WINDOW FRAMES, with iron gratings, a glazed sash for the large one, suitable for a grocery store. Ap- ly to GRO. C. HENNING, No, 555,7th street, sland, it* OR RENT—A neat COTTAGE, contsintag three rooms, situated on the corner of 13t and O streets nerth. Rent $20 per monthin ad- vance. Possession civen immedia' Apply at the Paymaster General's Office from 3 until 8 p m,, or on the premises from 9 until 12 m. 1t* .OR RENT.—Will be for rent on the first day of October next the large four story BRICK HOUSE, containing 13 rooms, situated on the east side of 4’. street, near Indiana avenue, and adjvin- ing the residence of Lawyer Fendall. Also, for rent, and possession given on the first of October, the new two-stoty BRICK on 12th st. near KE. afew d e the avenue, containing 5 rooms, with See itore room attached. Also, the GOOD WILL and LEABE of the dwel- ling and warerooma, No. 444 F street, between Sth and 6th. Possession on the 15th September. Apply to WM. J. DONOHOO, 4419 Penn. ay.,south side, near 3d street. sep /-3t* URNISHED ROOMS, suitable for one or two gentlemen, with use of bath room, at No. 417 2th at., between New York ay. and I st. sep -3t* Fo SALE—A HOUSE containing six rooms. Also. the furniture. Apply at the 2d door from 22d and (i st. {sep 6-2t*] WM. LYNCH. OR SALE—T wo story BRICK HOUSK on Ist st third bouge above L. Good place for small family, Call, Sep 8-3t* ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron inasmall family, One who can come well recommended can find a good place at 280 H st., between I7th and 18th, Apply between 8 and 11 a. m. sep 6-3t* Vv ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A first-class cake and pastry BAKER, at WM.R. WALLACE'S, 55 High st.,Georgetown. To one whocan do the required work constant employment and best of wages will be given. sep i-2t* ANTED TO PURCHASE FOR OASH—A good brick HOUSE, containing water and zas,ten or more rooms. Located between 7th and 15th sts., Land Pennsylvania avenue. C.ll or address J. H. McOUTCHEN, corner7th and F sts, sep 6-3t* OARDING WANTED.—A respectable wilow, without children, wishes to procure a perma: nent Boarding place in a respectable Protestant family. Best references can be given. For par- ticulars address, stating terms and location or where an interview may be had, STRANGER, Btar Office. Rep 6-2t™ WANTED-A good NURSE. Apply 103 C street, near 3d. sep 5-3t* WANRTED—A small HOUSE, or part of a house, farnished or unfurnished, in tha Second Ward. Address, stating location and terms, “OMfi- cer,” Georgetown P. 0. sep 5-3t™ WANTED Br an experienced Grocery Clerk. a SITUATION in a Whcelesale and Retail Grocery Store, or any other kind of employment, Address Box 4, Star Office. Sep 5-3t* W NTED—By a young man, a SITUATION in some Wholesale or Retail Business in this city. Can give the best of reference. Address “A.B.” Btar Office. Bep 5-3t* ryYWO CARPENTERS WANTED—To good hands I will pay high price and epee § employment. Enquire of J.J. HALL, 4's street, between M and N st., Island. Carpenter and Joiner, sep 5-3t* MONTHLY NURSB. American, of 20 years’ experience, who will be disengaged 15th of this month, wishes to make a few more engage- ments. Best of references can be given. Address “'Bisson,’’ Star Office, one week. sep 5-lw* ANTED—A SITUATION ina Grocery Store, VV ‘on or near Pennsylvania avenue, for a youth sixteen years of age, Best of reference siven, Address Dr. CHARLES A. WELLS, Bladensburg, Prince George County, Md. Sep 3-4t* $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* Wee Hundred COLORED MEN. Apply at No. 40 Water street, Georgetown, au 20 WANTED Two stendy. industrious BOYS; one each to learn the Harness and 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 beautiful ma- chine, and am now prepared to Flute gooda twelve inches in width, and derper than any other establish- ment Ss the COBSEEY. As ha was what was wanted fr 8, we can now do bribe heey ¥LUTING! i t POSEN! the }; @ cities. Onl: ne in are ities. iniy place in town. LADIES STAMPING DEPOT, auzr- “1 F st., oppo. Patent Office. LD BOTTLES WANTED! O OLD BOTTLES WANTED! The highest cash price will be paid for— Whole Champagne tles, Half do. 0. Pint Porter Pint Ale Pint Ale SS tae Union Dottling Depot, Georg ,D.0. N.B.—Any person having large quantities of Old Bottles on hand, can have them taken away by notifying me. {aui8-Im] R.A. SHINN. FOR BENT—Withont board, to sontismen only, desirable FURNISHED ROOMS, two of them suitable for offices, Apply at No. 400 ith street, near the City Hall. Rep 6-3t* 'OR SALE CHRAP—The coo will and fixtures AUCTION SALES, THIS AFYERNOON AND TO-MORROW BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BRAUTIFUL FARM OB COUNTRY BEAT AT On WEDNESDAY Gee san AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. Y THOB. DOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetewa, TWO PRAME BON a RCO ge GEORGR- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Be Bovelock p. m., 1 will sell in front of the prowtsaet and Potomac ate. . nst,, we sball sell, at § o'clock p.m on the premises, that beantiful 4 P piece oF parcel of land attached to the former res- Bout ce Bid'y Liuet, Hra,near Tennallytowa, | fwo'rame Heuser and Low. eer ArG # Balt miles from Georgetown, on | ““Turmeat ani All conversncing and ata the lands of Messre de rewes, This land the cost ofthe purchaser. Title perfect. = and Mrs. A.J. Lyle.” perches ac sep 3-d&ds THOS, DOWLING, Anct. 8 Fale presents a rar i 7 tleman wishtog mane oun Saray ao en) B* THOMAS DOWLING, Aue! eorgetown, tog socies being the very beat. and 1 Possessing all | TRUST SALE OF FRAM® DWELLING The view ie beautiful, commanding spook te HOUSE AND LOT, NO. 25 18T STREBT. By virtue ofa deed of trust, dated the S0th day of January, 185s, and duly recorded in LiberJ A 8...No. 149, folios 64, 65, and 66, one of the land records for Washington county, District of Oo- lumbia, I will sell at public sale, on the premises, on MONDAY, September 12th, at 4 o'clock p. m., the Frame Dwelling House and Lot in George & from twelve to seventy milee, of the most pic- turesque and romantic scemery. s kind The soil is ki and well adapted to the culture of a vegetable soe! den, the most of it having a beautiful southeast exposure. The land, which containa about twen- ty-live acres, is suaceptible of d mn into three or more lots, each of which contain beautiful boing sites, and will be sold in separate lots, if esired, We respectfully invite the attention of persons | town, known as the halfof Lot No. 83, awkins addition to Georgetown, thecontof the parahansry ne Tevenue Meme. ob _Terms to be complied with within three days the right to renetl oe vhs tank hg re eetey oneey ce ‘ewell at ¥ purchaser, after one weeks Bed ee i 0. M. BELT, : sep6d___ THOMAR DOWLING: Auet, PBX?. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, NOTICE.—VALUABLE BUILDING LOT wishing to purchase a handsome site for a private residence, and the public in gene: to this sale, as it presents very rare inducements, and the sale will be well worthy of their attention, Terms: One-half cash; balance in six months, for note bearing interest. A deed given and a deed +f trust taken. Title indisputable. au 24d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, S7-THE ABOVESALEIS POSTPONED UNTIL | WEDNESDAY, the ith of September, instant, saine hour, when it will positively take place. NORTH K STREBT, BETWEEN ott agp sep ld SREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. BIST STREETS. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Se ch ines ~ ill be sold at public auction on 3 ¥ JAS. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. 1th day of September next ensuing, at vecion, CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON STOCK AT | Deitel dfgruani.iyingerstuare and being oe eceree PUBLIC BAl Kistreet 3 fest 9 inches east of its intersection On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September with 2ist street west, thence north 70 feet to alley, thence west 20 feet, thence south 5 feet 9i: ches, thence west 2) feet, thence south 64 feet ches, thence east 40 feet to the degimning, being Lot No.9. in square No. 76, containing two thoa- sand six hnndred and eighty-five square feet, or thereabouts. — The ttle believed to be undoubted, - : One-half cash; the balance in three instalments, payable respectively in 6,9 an months, with interest, the deferred payments te be secured by deed of trust on the premises, By order of Trustees. Tih, at So’clock,at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell for account of the estate of the late Thomas Smith, in sums to suit— $2.20 Corporation of Washington Quarlerly Six Per Cent. Stock. : aa By order of the administratrix. Rep3-dts J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. B* JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S BALE OF BRICK DWELLING STH AND 247i STREETS WEST EES okt virtue of a deed of frost from William 1. | sep 6-d J. 0. McGUIRE & ©O., Aucts. am) an wife, date e ay of Se m- | i ter, eighteen hundred and fifty eight. and duly re- ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers corded in Liber J. A.S., No. 161, folios 437, 433,and | }psTRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUC-— 10N ge fane pe the lend re a Le Wasbingtos coun- | N. y- District of Colum’ will sell at public auc- | a AF aN 3th, tion, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY AFTER- 6Srlock, rng Woator tee oer enti : NOON, September 7th. at Go/clock, all that lotor | that de-itable Brick House and Lot, situated om parcel of and in the city of Washington, and Dis- | Seventh street west, between I and K streets nort riet of Columbia aforesaid, being part of Lots | jeing the south part of Lot 12, in Square 427. numbered one. twenty-nine, and thirty, (1, 29,30,) | lot is 2) feet front by 70 feet deep, improved by « & in Squate numbered two hundred and fifty, (250,) | a i i KF ofsemall GROGER You Qatrcet batwoon th | as ldots nnd Squarcare markedsiaid aowuand | ‘echtore trek Store aod Deelting., Phe store and P. 5 ee street, De woenle distipguished on the plan of said city; beginning | been occupied for ~everal y-ara past as A Ary goods , SeDis for said part at a point on thelineof Hatreet gture. The dwelling part contains fiye rooms ‘OR SALE—Several SHANTIES. on leased | north, eight feet four inches (3 feet 4 inches)east pleasant and well arranzed _ ground, on 2ist street, between FaniG@. In- quire of GEORGE H. BAER, corner Mth street and Rhode Island avenue. sep 6-lw* OR REN—Two FURNISHED ROOMS on the .., first tloor, suitable for two gentlemen, with or without board. Apply xt No. 243 D street. bet, lith and 15th ats, Bep fi-3t™ OOMS FOR RENT, and a Dining Room and Kitchen. Also, for sale, a rich Medalion Vel- vet Carpet and Plimton Bedstead, Apply 373 Pennsylvania avenue, Bep t-3t* RARE CHANCE.—A furnished three-story BRICK HOUSE for rent, within one square of Willards’ Hotel. For further particulars in- quire of WM. H. FANNING, No. 504 lith st Sep 6-lw* FrORGARE OF RENT—A large three story frame HOUSE, jurt completed. situated on lth st., between Mand N streets Hor further parti apply on the premises, or of J. W. REE. lith street. between O and P sts. 8 5 Forsisiep ROOMS.—\ large PARLOR and * CHAMBER, on second tioor, with balcony, will be rented to a party, willing to pay a fair of the southwest corner of said lot numbered one. and running thence east sixteen feet eight inches, | (16 feet 3 inches,) thence north ninety-two feet, (92 feet.) thence wess sixteen feet eight inches. (16 There is also a good,dry cellar under the store, making altogether, one of the most desirable im- vestments in the northern part of the city. The house is No. 371, on the west side of the feet 8 inches,) thence south ninety-two feet (92 verfe feet) to the piace) of beginning, improved by awell | ae ne perfect, built brick house with all the modern improve- Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. sephd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ J.C, McGUIRE & Co,, Auctioneers. ENECUIOR™® SALE OF FOURTEEN DESIRA- BLE ILDING LOTS ON 16TH STREB' ETWEEN 0 AND RSTREETS NORTH. ESDAY AFTERNOON, September 13. at 4#. o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell fourteen desirable Buildi ote, in subdivision of Square No. 179, fronting about 20 feet each on 16th street west, between Q and R streets north, and running back 110 feet to » public alley, - These lots are finely located, on hich ground, and within a short distance of the 14th street pas senger railroad, : Terms : One-third in cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, sccured bya deod of trust on the premises. Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. ments, } This property lies just east of the Demenon buildings, and opposite the Presbyterian Church, and is one of the most desirable residences of its class in the city. Terms: One-half ef the purchase money in cash; $20) of which must be paiddown at the time of sale, the remainder, with interest, inémonths, A deed will be given and a deed of trust taken tose- cure the deferred payment, Allconveyances, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser, : Should the terms ef sale not becomplied with Cn within three days, the Trustee reserves the rizht to re-sell at the risk and expenses of the purcha- ser, after giving one week’s notice in the National Intelligencer, or other newspaper published in Washington, JNO, D. McPHBRSON, Trustee. a 22-d J.C. MOGUIRE & 00., Aucta, ‘ice, Also, OM hird h Ht Reference required. Board given ifdesired. st-3t nN ; Auctioneers, the time of Lscpiin BNR Ww cacao HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PRI- | NAN ‘OR- 6 J.C. MCGUIRE & 00., Auctas, vate salen tract of LAND, containing about NER OF 18T STREET EAST AND NORTIL D sens a wes two hundred and fifty acres, d from the Capitol, over Benning’s Bride; about acres cleared {and 45 in meadow; the balance in unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut, No improvements. except a =mall honse, For turther particulars address Box 354, Washington. D. C.. or inquire of the subscriber, L. miles northeast of Benning’s bride. sep 6-lm* E. SNERIFF. 10 RENT—A large second-stery ROOM, fur- nished or unfurnished, with or without board. No. 427 7th, above G. sep 5-3t* OUSE FOR RENT—Containing six rooms, on 2d street. between Massachusette avenue and Hi street north. Inquire second next Bep 5-3t* JAS. M RAME HOUSE ¥F rooms. No, 226 jth street, between M and N. Apply to J. T, VARNELL, No. 39 Center Mar- ket. sep 5-4t™ nt about 4 miles ‘OR RENT, consisting of seven QTABLE POR RENT—Containing rooin for six horses anil two carriages, with water. Apply at No. -4 Pennsylvania avenue, (six buildings). Rep 5-3t* {}URNISHED ROOMS—Single or suites ROOMB, suited for the accommodation of offi- of cers of the army and others; also, PARLORS with felding doors; all just vacated, at 424 15th street, between New York avenue and H. sop 5-eo3t* Pry RENT—Two large UNFURNISHED ROOMS, communicating. on the second tloor, Alse, small ROOMS. To a desirable person, the house would be rented. Apply No. 274 B street, corner 3d street, sep 5-3t* STRERT. CAPITOL HILL, AT AUCTION, Y JAS, C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, On WEDNESDAY, the 7th instsnt, we shall sell in front of the premises. at 5 0’clock 'p. u.. nll of CHANOERY SALE OF VACANT LOTS. Lot No. li and halt Le No. 16,in Square No.7 On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September l4, This property fronts 75 feet on Ist street, running | at5 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a decree back about feet, and will be divided in two | of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, building lot-if desired, It isa handsome loca- | dated May 10th, 1533, made in a certain cause tion, perfectly graded and pavedin front. Per- | wherein Wm. Bird et al. are complainants and H. , BR, Marryman, trustee of Z. Hazel, deceased, ia defendant, t I sell the follow- ing described yacant Lots, vi 1 ‘he east part of Lot 3, in Square 723, sons ishing to purchase a handsome and elevated building site will do well to attemd the sale. spa’ *"* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct a sets Lot 8, in Square 758, fronting ou 24 street cast, sep 1-d Y WM. .LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers roses dpedoga bre alley, 784, fi . — { rts 0 #3and 4,in Square fronting om THURSDAY. Sept. 8th, at 9; o'clock, at our | Maryland avenue, Bethan at ‘and ith ste, ° Store No. 597 Penns: jlvainia ayenue.w: shall sell Lot No, 14, in Square No. 817, fronting 60 feet on a good lot of secon ‘urnitare, such as tree: 3 Feather leds ani Bedding, Bureaus, Bedsteads, | tunning beck is teevon north Bate Deane ofas, Chairs, Looking-glasses, kc. Al-o, several Tauaing vast eres sores oe ‘inder in six good Watches, three Golt Revolvers, Table Gut- ° MPA wher tercee: eat 2 and twelve months, with interest, to be secured b: Jery, lot assorted Dry Goods, Spool Cotton, kc, | the bonds of the purchaser, with approved neces, 3 = | rity. WM. LB. LEWIS & CO.. Aucts. P If ane peas) Fae Hel not complied kee = : | five days thereafter, thetrustes reserves the ri PUBLIC SALE. | toresell the property so in default. on one week's There will be sold at PURLIC SALB, at the , public notice. at the risk and expense of the de- a will Dy at PUL faulting purchaser PATENT THURSDAY SEPTEMBER ~, of conveyances and stamps to be paid by c at 11 0’elock @. m., the purchaser. WALTER 8. COX ; a 8. COX, Trastee. Double Doors, Bash Bit 8, and Sash. | au23-eokds J. C. MCGUIRE & O0., Aucts, A fow.o\\ Ganesan Sihei Furnitore 20 Longer BY 248 ©. eG ORR & CO.. Auctioneers, useful to the Government, ILIVF’S SALE OF EXOELLENT CHAMRER ‘Terms cash. H. BEARD. MILIE ; M Terms Sue REARD: EUENITORE. LINEN SHEETS, BLANKETS, By virtue of a distrain for house rent dneto No. 836, equity, I sep €-2t RARE CHANCE.—For sale, the stock and fixtures of a well fitted up SALOON, now doing a good business, Ten years lease at a moderato rent, Must be sold Sanipeieteryy Satisfactory reasons given when applicationismade. Apply at the Star Office. sep 5-3t* OR RENT—A largeand well arranged HOUSE on I street, between 20th and 2'st sts. Apply to Ja8.C.McGUIRE & CQ., Auction and Com- mission Merchants. Sep 3-6t ANTED—By MORGAN & RHINEHART, at @ street Wharf, 5.000 Tons GRBEN HOS- PITAL AND CAMP BONES, for which the high est market price will be paid. au 13-eolm AN T FE D—50.000 LADIKS to call at PRINCE'S STAMPING AND FLUTING Deron. eek Fastreet, opposite Patent Office and e' eit PING TAM by nid. L AND PLUM INKING. DONE. Weare the only persons in_ town who make the businessan exclusive one. Constantly receiving up new patterns for Braid and Sill Embroidery. Rew and elegant patterns received weekly for Yokes, Bands, Pantaletts. © Shawls, Slippers, Pin Cushions, &c. T EB D—SECOND HAND FURNITURE Alto, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, ani HOUSEFURNISHING GOODBofevery description. Ul 428 7th str Jo 8-tf ‘and H ST GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Aseniguaeue DANCING ACADEMY A OTHER ELEGANT ACCOMPLISH- MENTS.—ASSEM BLY ROOM, Union Kotel, Georgetown, D.C. Mr, J. K.GOODALL respectfully annonces to the Families and Schools of (:eorgetown that he will resume his duties at the above Room on SAT- URDAY next September 10, punctually,at3 p.m., for Masters, Misses, and Young Ladies, Terms, for term of twelve weeksievery Saturday,’ $3. A Class for Gentlemen will commence the same eve- Bing, at8 p.m, Ferme pee term, $10. Punctuality is rerpectfally requested, sep 3.lw™ GyebeFrowN CORPORATION BSTOOK.— Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an in teree of bee er cent, per Sara: payable uarterly, can obtain som applying 6 DAIRD, Gierk of suid Corporation.” Je20-dt01 Y PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Petomac Tow Company’s boats, “Poto a “Gov. Gnrtin” sad ppella ‘sven’? Apply to the Oaptains on boar “°F Sonn B. DAVIDSON, my 18- ater street. Georgetown. IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPE, AND OTHERS We invite the attention of all ersons who are in want of FURNI- TURE or HOUSEKEBPING GOODS to call and examine our large and extensive assortment, which we are prepared to offer AT GREAT BARGAINS, thereby making it animportant item in the relec ti ft ss FURNITURE and other HOUSEKEEPING GOODS) ways ti found the well known 65' jish- Menvof: O° McGREGOR & ZIMMERMAN, No. 630 Seventh street, between au %-eolm Louisiana ay. and Dst , east side. Goren aN PRIS HE: The undersigned, haying this day associated themselves under the name aad style of GEO. T. SMITH & CO., will continue the GROOEBY, WINE and LIQUOR business at the old stand, (occupied for the last three years by George T. Smith.) 511 7th strect, in the National Intelli meer Bailding: ‘e will be happy at all times forsee our friends and the ueie generally, feeling asoured ae can eres bent coed: Goods at un- recedented low pric sh. r Phowss WaeeUART Tous T. FOSTER. Washington, July 8. 1564. I beg to return my sincere thanks to my friend and the public generally for the patronage so libe- ally bestowed upon me during my business carcer Pat ud clrnestly' solicit’ « continuance of the same to. the new firm, where they will always re- oeive the most polite and courceous attention, whether they purchase or not Please remember the number. — i 7th street, OW U! ir Gardner's 10 TS) i er Z GEORGE T SMITH. Washington, July 8, 1864, sep l-colm VET. AR’ BG. 5 Dz J.B, McKAY, Member of the Royal V. 8. Qollege, Edinburgh. All Diseases of the Herse treated in eo moat scientific man- i ‘ate. 4 pou ght sold on commission, Brovfara's. @ street, between 6th’ and 7th, ington, Pog DADE OF NORTE ANRC, Seecenai aera oe i} F*° NISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, WITHOUT joard., Reference requirel. Apply at No. 320 New York ay., bet, Sth and 10th sts, sep 2-Iw* Fo RENT—A three-story, modern built BRIOK DWELLING, on Virginia avenue, (Island) within one minute walk of the 7th street city rail- pad, FROR SALE—Two story BRICK HOUSE, on CG street, between lth and 12th, with i:mediate rire of J. F. HALIDAY, Real Estate Broker, leventh st , south of ’a.ayenue. sep 2-lw ( OUT eek) FURNISHED ROOMS on sec- ond floor at No.15 K street, one door below 8th street, by theNorthern Market. sep l-lw™ | ue ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, to gentlemen onl y—347 K street, near 13th, Inquire of Mrs. A. E, STEPHENSO. au SI-tf FPOE BENT— he Inrec and cornmodions ROOMS comprising the second, third and fourth sto- ries over J. L, Kidwell's new Drug Store.on Est, bearcoruet (f Pa.tay. and lath at, two doors be" » ‘ds’ Hotel. Sau zeth JOHN L. KIDWELL, Fo. LENT—A ROOM on Lith street, opposite the Treasury Department, adapted to the use of a Banker or Broker, having connected with it a@ very commodious and substantial vault. In- quire of WILLIAM ORME, No, 312 Penn_ave., between 10th and llth sts. au 27-3w NHE SUBSCRIBER offers at private rale a very valuable and productive FARM, situated in the District of Columbia, one mile east of Ben- ning’s Bridge, land, well watered. e, containing sixty acres of excellent The improvements, a large two-story Frame Dwelling, nearly new, with the necessary out-buildings, Persons wishing to pur- chase are inyited to examine the premises. A ver: pleasant auive of fbees miles,over a good road, from Washington city. ee ‘au 25-colm== ¥* ROBERT K. NEVITT, OR SALE—DRUG STORE, BRICK HOUSE and three BUILDING LOTS, Inquire atNo.455, Mass, avenue, near 6th st. au I5-Im* F% SALE—A three story and attic BRICK HOUSE and out-buildings.om North Capitol street, between B and O, No. 394, nearly opposite the Washington Railway, near the Depot House. containin, rooms; # vacant lot adjoining; front of 55 by ‘f. For further particnlars inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & CO., No. 322 Pennsylva- piaav. aulé Ww. OFFER FOR SALB, at a great bargain. a ‘small FARM, containing about 65 acres, well improved with new dwelling and all necessary out- houses. This property lies about 4 miles from Genter Market, on the Benning’s Bridue road seross Eastern Branch, ising high aud healthy situation, with a Beance. of wood, Terms made known on a) 0 SWEENY & CO., Real Estate Brokers, au 15-Im Corner 7th and D streets. Fo BALE—The three-story BRICK HOUSB an T, No, 561 Sth street, (Island,) tween Dand & streets, The house contains nin rooms, and has convenient out-buildings, &c, Apply to W. D. WALLACH, at the Star Office. au il OBLING HOUSE FOR BALE. ‘The Proprietor of this popular and well-known Hotel and Restaurant intend to retire from busi- ness, and ones Bis well-known nee e oe it A one wishin Oo en. in & BUEIN KSS can ‘call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- seirenis avesue, between 12th and 13th ats. au TO THR CITIZENS Of WASHING-; TON AND VIOINITY. We invite the attention of citizens ¥ J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Samuel W, Owens, by F. P. Markham, 1 have MINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLI pony FURNITURE. OED seized on the goods and chattels to satisfy th same. ani I hereby give notice that I shall sell th same on SATURDAY, the loth day of September 1s64, at 1p o'clock a,m.,in front of the Auction Rooms of Jas, O. McGuire Co., corner of lit and D streets, [name in part— Larg+ number pairs of fine Wool Blankets, Quantity of Linen Bhects, Pillow and On BATURDAY MORNING, September loth, at 10 o’clock, in front of the Auction Rooms. of Jas, C. McGuire & Co., I shall sell, a small lot of | Household Furniture, belonging to the estate of the late William Dillow, and couprising— Bedsteads and Bedding, Chairs, Tables, Carpets, = 4 Cooking Stoves and Kitchen Utensils. JOHN B. TUR Bolstee Bea | Carpets, Oileloth, Window Sha Boreane, Beusteaany Wash cient are al wr de on. ables of various kinds, Chairs and Stools. PRT OF SGUIEE SOO Ante, | Matirasven, Boleters and Pillows, Oomforis and Spreads, 3 | Spring Mattresses, Musquito Canopies. {| Purlorand Chamber Stoves,of various patterms, c., &e, Terms cash. Biates J. 11. WIBE, Bailitt, t37&9 J.C. McGUIRE & OO.. Auctw. sep7-d Y¥ JAMES C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS FOR ACCOD! NT OF ST. JOHN’S CHURCH. | On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September (ith, at | | sep’ SALE OF CONDEMNED MUL: Crier RUAREE EMSS TEES Orrick, ; 6 0’clock,on the premises by order of the Vestry | of 8t. John’s Church, we shall sell the whole of Square No. 276, tronting respectively on 12th and 13th sts. west and north R andS «ts ; the whole subdivided into fifty twe fine building lot-, each | with access toa public alley. 3 Plats may be obtained of the Auctioneers the premises at the time of sale. f Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. is Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the purchaser, EVvOT OF WASHINGTON, _.. .Wasiinerox, D,C., September 5, 1864 Will be sold at public auction, at the Corr , Rear the Observatory, in the city of W. ingtom, on WEDNESDAY, September 21, 1964, of MULES, eondemned as unjit for public service, Terms—Cash, in Government frnds, or ou au 2o-d JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, sale to errors eH RUCRER, sep7-4 J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Ancts ¢ PARTE MASTER etal rete eres BX DOTELER & WILBON, Anctionsers Will be nid er popTiG AON pramnber 2, 1964, Orvreg U. 8. Cavtton Exteysiox, (| = Didder, atthe time and places named below, Wasuixcton, D.C., September 3,14.) 0 5 YY g, 5 ace On SATURDAY, October Ist, commenring at PSU iat read pel rere 10s, m_, the following variegated and plain Mar- | J opanon. Pal. Thursday, Sept. 29, 1s, ble will be sold at public auction, on the grounds TWO HUNDRED CAYALRY HORSES AT BAGH C. north hed pares Etats os itol : 0 * a feet (c anic) of re! ras nee ao. These horses have been condemned as unfit for the Cavalry service ofthe Army. For road and farm purposes many g00d bargains mer, be had. orses old ORY. a states curren: Terme: Cash in United BiuSigs A. REIN. Colonel} First Division, Q. M. Gen'ls Ofice, 12 pieces Potomac Marble Green Serpentine 3 Column Shafts do. 2,00 cubic feet remnants Italian Marble. At'the same time will be sold a | Doors. shutters, und Building Ma rious kinds 6) cubic feet Vermont rge lot of ials, of va- By order of the Secretary of the Interior sep 3-t2sth aaa doce N ‘ i N ED QUARTERMAST. sep G-dtd General Superintendent. | SALE OF CONDEMNED ROC JAS, C, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ! B* L IRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, WITH | LARGE LOT. ON K STREET, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STREETS WEST: Qn THURSDAY AFTERNOQON, Sept. 5, at 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shall aell a desirable LOT, fronting 3 feet on K street north, between sthand 5th streets west, and running back 150 feet toasifoot alley improved by a desirable three story Briek Dwellirg House, with back building, | No. 540. containing in all eleven rooms, witha frame stable on the rear ofthe lot. __ lee ‘Terms: one-thirdin eash,the remainder in six | and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises. q All conveyance and revenue stauips at the cost of | the purehaser, Sep od JC. McQUIRE & OO. Aucts, ¥ J. C. MoGULRE & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH! I. BE- AWEEN. VOCKTRENT H. AND FIFTEENTH AT AUCTION, . the lth day of Sextomber ief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, Chief Quartermaster’s Obee Denes oh werhingiomt Will be sold at public auction, at Government Warehonse, situated on the square between Eand F, and Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, in the city of Washington, on WEDNESDAY, September i 10Gi, at 11 ovelock #.m.,a lot of Guartermas- ters Stores, condemned &s unfit for use, vi ‘Axes. Carpenters’ Tools, Brushes, Bridles, Nos Pass, Huekets, Saddle Blankets, Stable Bi Forges, (irindstone=, Blacksmiths Lanterns. Scrap Leat! Stove ves. Saddies. Scale: A 5 *, Will be sold on same day, at foot of Nineteenth: street, near Chesapeske and Ohio Qanal, immedi- ately after the completion of the sale above re- a number of ji neces, Buggies, Carriages, Army Wagons, Spring Wagons, Carts, ani) Medical Wagons. ‘Suecessful bidders will be required to remove the stores within five (5! days from the date of sale, Terma cash, in Government funds. CERE. Brigadi 4 Chief Quartermaster, neve — ier General an ey pe etone '. AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Wan agri pe Burssv, ief Quartermaster, Washinston, DCs Awrust 3, 1864, mall be soldat Public Auction, to the highest Reading, Pe res and vince SD AY, August 18, 1864, Altoona, Pennsylyanis, THURSDAY, August 25, ‘Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, September et, 186i, Lshal) sell, In front of the pi cep. .rby virtue of a decre OF mae tdat ne 12th day: a) Be - Poa T comérmed. Ly the Bupreme Court of the | District of Columbia, on the isth day of May. 1 ie'iiiiowiog described haudeoine build-ng lot, | next, 5o'e 1 vi: ! Lot numberedgfour (4) in Square numbered two : ightcen, (21%,) if baying » front of | b! hand red ang cian orth, between lich and Ith, | tha side alley toa | 42 fect streets wont, Fapniek Bee ‘ et7inches, so peer ee if each: balance in e ix months,the | red payment, and secured Terms: O1 easy tog e uring interest from the d. ot the District, who wish to purchase C isfacti the : “Harrisburg, Pennevivania, THURSDAY, Sep- ROOK ENY GLASS WANS CUTLERY. of BLA: | totheaatiniaction of the Guardian. | ‘Hacrisbatg. Pen Bee ate races toe Tincheyrc Gams | agar sea rete | SHG RUNDmED (20) CAVALRY Honsms, at same clase of goods can be purchased Title Pert SLIZA ANN DRAIN, Guardian, , “hove horses have Deemcondemned as unfit for fam Si-lot*if Oid Fellowat Halle hep 3 4.0. MOGUIBE& C0: AnOhbe 7.4 ith Cpe gt) sal ge 2 2 many good bar- fan - u ‘or rr > si IRE & CO., Auctioneers, | gains may be! ASBEY COLLINS & 00,78 ¥ JAB. C..McGUIRE & ; Wiprsce sola sina. M PHILADELPHIA <p LOT ON NORTH } Horses roan, in. United States eu 4 DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. SOR REA ATA ANB J0rH St furs wish te. ol.ene ee, — N,. t. thy 6 z ¥ reaa, Taper seatipestases sles or Seer | Le gonisea Bie teas Sok ete eee aley Borebe._ i. fe i. ist. con! . . shich Lam prepared to furninh on short notioeto | by tbe fuprets« Geurtduiy Sth aur at POTTER! Cue eH all persons who favor me with their orders. Sper of ot Me. 3: toad ratte 1s eepn boat -. EGG@BY Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at tended to. é ‘Goods delivered in allpartaof Washington and Georaciownefree SULET A. BRINN, Agent.” ie f 57 Green str: Onion Bottliag Derot, rg | lh ili | ©. | septecd trect. between lyth streets, audgrapning back $7 fect i D. EL DUTROW gether-with the lmprovensentuconalsting ofa two | z Ail Tt street mory Btame Dwelling house ‘No, 214) containing — au 10-Im a four Toome, ‘ st 4 Cr ade ey Oe rms casl:, j ‘Oar A. ‘ etd the parchaser, His Loy, . oat of couveynseg td Re palt ti the pore { “aR with Rin arene J, 0. MCGUIRE & O9.. aia