Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover's TasaTae—The fine comedy of the « Rivals” is announced for to-night again. Its representation by the Warren Comedy combination is a treat rarely enjoyed, and those who wish to see comedy at its best should be present to night. The engagement of Mr. Warren and his combination terminate on Saturday night. . . e Vanrirtizs.—Go see Fitz Simmon’s “Female ket of Washington, or High and Low Life in the Capital,” ye who love sensation. There is a good deal of fun in the play, which is of a local character. The songs, dances, &c., are not neglected by reason of the drama. Cantrrscry.—Mr. Lea always has crowded houses. The reason is plain. he company is a splendid one, and the performances are rich, rare, snd racy. The Fowler Sisters, John Denier, John Mulligan, Billy Emmerson, Szol- lossy, Cavanagh, Dougherty, and the others, cannot be beat in their Tespective parts. Forp’s Tugatre A military drama, “The Deserter, or Military Execution,” is announced for to-night at this popular resort. Tbe Flor- ences have the principal parts, of course, and in their hands there can be no doubt of the success Of the play. Taylor’s pro‘ean comedi- etta, “A Lesson for Husbands,” will conclude the evening’s entertainment. The Florences are drawing great houses. aaa Tuizp Wa Dear1 Megerine.—A meet- ing of the citizens of the Third Ward was held last night at Temp-rance Hall, to take meas- ures to avoid the impending draft, which, al- though not largely attended, was quite are- spectable gathering. The meeting was called to order by Mr. J. 5. Hollingshead, and Mr. N 1. Larner was called to the chair, and Mr. E R. McKean appointed secretary. . Larner remarkec on tating the chair that some of the draft officers had been con- sulted, and it was ascertained that the quota of the Ward now was but little over one Bun- dred. Since the first of the month, the enroil- ment of the District bad been reduced over 400, by the exemption of persons on account of er- roneous enrollment, &c. He thonght that the most feasible plan wasto appoint canvassers to solicit subscriptions, and he was satisfled thatit would work. One hundred men can be seeured for £16,(4"), Which could be raised, should every man in the Ward subject to draft pay $15, and he thought no one would refuse. a ian would be to offer a bounty of say two BD could be added the twenty dollars paid by the Corporation, and if more was needed, more could be obtained. Much had been said against the Corporation, when it had done all that it could do under the powers granted by Con- gress. Te save the city from the draft, im- Portant bills had been left unpaid, and the treasury nearly bankrupt. The Government pays $300 ere for recruits, to which, if added toa Ward bounty of $200, would make a bounty which would attract men. As for getting substitutes, that business was nearly played out, but he was satisfied recruits could be ebtained. Mr. R. H. Steele said that as sure as the sun rises the draft would come off on Monday next, unless General Fry had good reason to believe that the quota would be filled by volunteering. He was assured that the quota of the ward was not Dow over 120 and be thought a bounty fand of $16,0\0 amply sufficient. He suggested that a sum of money be deposited in bank, of which $50 would be paid to every man presenting a certifieate that he had put a man in theseryice, ard this would set men at work. Mr. Job Angus remembered that Col. Alex- der, of the 2d District regiment, had one or two hundred men ready to re-enlist if there was a bounty paid,and he « ested that Col. A. be consulteg in relation to the motion. Mr. Hollings d suggested the appoiniment of @ committee to to draft in the ward Mr. Steele thon ble to get the names, give him the exact 1 shal's office. Mr. Hollingshead quest, and was sure that Gen’] Fry would give them every facility. Ifthe list was procured every man could be called on for his $20. Mr. Angus did not believe that any man would refuse to give $20. A gevtleman stated that there were from three to four hundred of the 2d D.C. ready to re-enlist. 4 Mr. Hollingshead moved the appointment of & committee to confer with Col. Alexander: which motion prevailed, and Messrs. Hol- lingshead, Merchant, and Angus were ap- pointed. . Mr. James Ward remarked that no man, if he was able, should refuse to give to this fand, and that although he was exempt from the draft, being in Government service, his brother and himself would give one hundred dollars each. [Applause.j On motion of H. Steele, a committee of ten to solicit subscriptions was appointed, as fol- lows: Z. Hunt, J.C. Parker, Edward Steer, [. Mudd, A. G. Hall, R. H. Steele, Robt. McMar- ray, at it would be impos they would at the Proyos i- W.B. Downing, E.R. McKean, G. E. F. Sharretts, and John Meigs. The following were designated as places where subscriptions to the tund can be left: rker’s, (periodical store,) F' street, near sth; ham & Co., 500 7th street; W. H. Pope, at the Republican office; Dr. 5. Tyson’s drug store, th and L streets; Dr. |] . Cassin’s drug store, 7th and M streets. Mr. Hollingshead moved a committee of three be ap, ted to wait on the Provost Mar- sbal, and obtain a list of those enrolled in the ward; carried, and Messrs. Larner, Steele and Parker were appointed. Mr. Job Angus was elected treasurer. ‘The meeting then adjournea. It is understood that the committees will commence their work this morning, as bat three working days remain for the accem- plishment of their objects. ———>—_. Szconp Warp McOCLeLran Crvp.—Last night the McOlellan Club of the Second Ward met in the Germania Hall, llth street, near F, to complete its organization. At the hour ap- poin' & quorum was present,and was called to order by the president, Mr. J. F. Haliday, Mr. W. J. Millersecretary. The meeting opened with nine persons present, which number was afterwards swelled by accessions to eleven, at which figure it remained for the evening. The president aunounced that the constita- tion of the National Democratic Association ‘was before them for alteration to suit the pur- pose of theclub. It was adopted. [The con- stitution permits any person to be proposed for membership who is fayorable to the nominees of the Chicago Uonvention, and if no objection is made he is constituted a member by paying $1 initiation fee; if objected to, he lies over till | the next meeting for election.) The club ordered that the meetings be pub- | shed in the Constitutional Union, Times, Intelli- | gencer and Star papers, and the president and secretary were authorized to make the ar- Trangements. This having been completed, Mr. Clampitt moved that the clup proceed to appoint mar- shals for the ward for the procession on the i7th, which was agreed to. Mr. Clampitt proposed G. R. Adams, who declined. After a few moments spent in trying toselect agentleman who wouldserve, Mr.J.W.Olam- pitt was appointed marshaland Mr. J.B. Scott assistant. Mr. Aiken, Chief Marshal for the 17th, was despondent at the ries ofa large turnout of the Democrats of the Second Ward, and could not account for the small meeting this evening, and hoped that the club would re- solve tiself into a vigilance committee and col- lar every Democrat and bring them up to the meeting to-morrew night. Mr. A. moved that the cecretary be anthorized to advertise the meeting to-morrow (Thursday) night, by large posters placed in conspicuous places. Mr. Adams was opposed to the motion sim- ply because after pry test ought reasonably to expect s meeting of hundreds if not thous- ards, and they woald feel extreme! af after all their posting they shoul but a small company. Mr. W. J. Miller remarked that the club of the Second ward had no reason te despond. The Lincolnites had a procession after the flag raising at the Mount Vernon House which con- Sisted of about 50, a majority of them soldiers. Mr. Clampitt thonght that the mortification should be felt in view of the Meeting to-night. If the posters wil! do any good for the meeting to-morrow nightlet ushave them. The motion of Mr. Aiken was rejected. It was ordered by the club that Mr. Adams be authorized to make permanent arrangements for the meetings of the club in Germania Hall. The club adjourned till to-morrow (Thursday) night at7 o’clock. 2a Tuinp Warp STtaTion Cases.—Thomas Swigart, Will Barry. Lovo E $3 each. J. Doritz, John Dower, John McNulty, larceny; jail for bearing. Margaret Waters, grand lar- ceny; jail. John Donelson, larceny; dismissed. Alex. Cummings, drunk; $2. Mary Foley, dis- orderly; 55 cts. James Flaherty, suspicious person; workhouse. M. Smith, TE! ‘cer, do; do. James Swedney, sleeping in market; #2. Chas. Rogers, dv.; dismissed. SD a Saat CorRrcTiox.—In our rt yesterday of the meeting of the Thira se spa ar Temperance Halli, on Tuesday evening, the types made us say that Mr. Henry Lyles was among the Democrats present. Itshould have been Mr. Henry Lyons. We make this correc- tiom in justice to Mr. Lyles, who was not a the meeting, and had no connection with it. mortified meet with DOSS hse THe OiTy PoInt anv Wasn Rovute.—The steamer Monohansett, Captain Hiram Orowel!, will make her first trip on the City Point and Washington mail route to-day, Jeaving the 6th street wharf at 2 o'clock p.m, im place of the steamer John Brooks, which bas been withdrawn and ordered to New York for repairs. ad dollars each for recruits, to which ° | } | incon and ub—This club har full meeting fact night (Mr. L. Clephane im the chair) and quite a swarm of accessions to its membership. Mr. Isaac Bond rose and stated that he was a member of the Society of Friends, sud had conscientious scruples in regard to taking up arms. He would enquire if by joining the ciub he would compromise himself as a Friend ? A voice. The club certainly goes in for the vigorous prosecution of the war epee Jj Mr. Bond. «Well if I can’t join I'll give my dollar anyhow;" and amid loud cheering ha wakes up to the table and laid down his jollar A voice. I move he be elected an honorary member. Applause.) A gentleman here stated that Congress had passed a law enabling Friends who have con- scientious scruples against bloodshed to do service mn hospitals, dc. He himself belonged to the Society of Friends. A voice. I give the Friends notice, that they will baye to contribute to the support of the war their 5 per centon income. [Laughter.) Mr. Elvans said that as the question had been raised he would move that Mr. Bond be allowed tosign as a full member of the club; which motion was carried, and Mr. Bond went forward, amid much applause, and signed, Ieaac Bond, so far as a consistent member of the Society of the Friends may.” Mr. Prince. of Massachusetts, who was called upon to address the meeting, thought that though his friend felt conscientious scru- ples, he telt in the right place, his pocket {Laughter.} Although he (the speaker) had great respect for Penn, Fox, Barclay and others of the Friends, yet he did not feel him- self quite good enough to come up to their standard. When he saw the barbarities per- petrated by the rebels in this war he feltagood deal like a barbarian himself. [Laughter.} He felt a good deal like the Philadelphia Quaker, who, when insulted, threw down his outer habiliments, saying, “Lay there, Quaker, while I give this fellow a thrashing.” (Laugh- ter. Tr. Prince entered at some length upona review of the military career of Gen. McOlel- Jan. While conceding that Gen. McClellan was of unexceptionabdle private character, he considered him as a military man a good deal ofahumbnug. As to his political puscipee or statesmanship, he had made no exhibit by which we can judge. As tothe expectation that McClellan would get a large army vote, it was sufficient to say that not more than two-fifths of the Tetras army of McClellan ever served under McClellan, and as for the great army of the West, which believes in Sherman, Rose- crans and Thomas, that army would laugh at the idea of voting for McClellan. [Applause and laughter.) Mr. Prince proceeded to contrast the unhar- monious platform of the Democracy, with McClellan at one end and Pendleton at the other, and Vallandingham, Wood & Co.,, scat- tered around miscelianeously thereon, with the harmonious Union latform, bearing Abraham Lincoln and glorious Andrew John- son. This war he held wasa blessing rather than acuree. It had deepened and itensified American nationality, and would rid us of the great curse of chattel slavery. [{Applause.] sider eo ee No Qvorcum.—An adjourned meeting of the Third ward Democracy was to be held last | night at the New Market Hall, corner 9th and B streets, bat up toa quarter of nine o'clock, | none of the officers of the tormer meeting hay- t the names of those subject aid it wasa reasonablere- | j } ing made their appearance, the six or eight gentlemen who had assembled there quietly dispersed after taking a drink at the bar under the hall ———— Fine.—Last evening the slaughter house of Michael Homilter, corner 13th and K streets, (Navy Yard) was destroyed by fire involving a loss of about $150. It is supposed to have been the work ofanincendiary. There was no paratus on the ground,neither wasany alarm en, there being noapparatus on the rordand the engine house closed. EE gs Srconp Warp STATION Cases.—Mary Weaks, disorderly; $2. Rosa Rind, col’d, lar- iltor court. John McMullen, drun'‘s; ed. Mary Cookner, do.: $2. SPECIAL NOTIOES. IFIED MeTHOD FOR PIANO-FORTE 3 rofessor Alexander Wolowski has Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Afternoon and Singing Classes on the most liberal terms. By Professor Wolowski’s pew method, a person haying only aslight knowledge of music will been- abled in a very short time to execate on the piano operatic and classical music with rare perfection, Asto the vocal part. he arrivesat mostextraordina- ry results, renders the voice powerfal; and enables fhe singer to vocalize with facility and aceuracy. All those who would like to become fine singers or excellent performers willenter their names at his residence, No, 455 Tenth street, above Pena- sylvan venue, Reception hours are from W to Ila. m. and6to7 p.m. sep 9-Im Corxs, Bunions, Inverted nd other dis- orders @€ the feet, when neglected injure the gen- eral 8) m by preventing the body from taking that natural exercise s0 conducive to health. To all a! commend an early call at Dr. White’s office, No. 424 Penn’s av., bet. 43¢ and 6th sts. Who would suffer torment from disordered feet when asure remedy is so near at hand, and can be effected ‘withont ain. Office open from 8 a.m. to 8 p. m. sep7- ed with these terrible evils we would re- Krowen’s (Upram’s) Harr Dre. Fifty Cents a Boz. Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1. Natural, durable, beautiful. Warrantedto please This ar- ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr. OnILTox, of New York, and Profs, Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, who pronounce it free from all poi- sonous ingredients, and the material composing i will not injure the most delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers everywhere, Joux J. Kromer, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DRUNKENNESS CURED, The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingecup. Dr. Zane’s antidote for strong drink is a certaim cure for drunkenness, It creates a dis- like for strong drink, and can be administered without the knowledge of the patient. Descriptive circulars sent to anyaddress. For rale by all respectable Druggists in the United States and Canadas. Price $1 per box, or packages of six boxes for $5. Joun J. Knomer, Wholesale Agent, 405 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Ranp’s Speciric. Tkeoldest and most reliable medicine for the cure ef Spermatorhwa, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power,&c, This medicine has stood the test of over thirty years, and has always proved a success Pr. Rond’s Specific is exhibited in the form of pills, made up entirely of substances that have a specific effectupon the generative organs. Most persons associate the idea of operations upon the bowels from taking any kind of pills, The Specific | of Dr. Rand is not intended as an evacuateng medi- cine. Its medical virtues are expended entirely upon the impaired generative organs. The pills are not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons masticate them with impunity before swallowing them; which plan we would always recommend,as affording the speediest way to get the efleec of the remedy, Price $1 per box, or six boxes for $5. Druggists everywhere. Sold by Joux J. Romea, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, au Sl-eoly Philadel phia, Pa. MARRIED, On the 24th of Angust, 1364, by tha Rey. Dr. Ryan, KITTIE PARTELLO f bath of this city. to 2. W. COOLEY, On the 1!th instant, by the Rey, Ge son, Lt ROBT. McCLERMONT, of New ELIZABETH W. SOMMERS, of thiscity. | * DIED, $ On the morning of the I5th instant, JO. 5 GEIGER Sr,, aged 73 years. wists BA al be His funeral wi @ place from his late resi- dence, 4th street, above Massachusetts avenue, on Friday 16th instant.at 3o’clock p.m. The friend: of the family are respectfully invited to attend. (Baltimore papers please copy.) e On the morning of the 15th instant, after a long ané painful illness, borne with Christian fortitude and hope, Capt. JOHN CLAPHAM, aged 83 years, I month and i) gare. The friends of the family are invited to attend his-funeral from the East Washin, ethodist Episcopal Church, 4%: street east,(Navy-Yard,) on Saturday afternoon, the 17th inst., at 3 o’clock. (Baltimore, Richmond and New York papers please copy.) sep 15 2t* i by NEW AND SUPEBIOR ROSEWOOD PI ANO FORTES AT PRIVATE SALE —We of- fer at private sale two apd ayes Bosewood Case Seven Octave PIANO FORTSS of fine tone id work emship and froma cele Manu- factory, which will be sold at a ‘enable price. TAS-0 MCOUIEE & Oo,” sep 13-6¢ Auction and Com, Merchanis, AGES. CARRIAGES. Re ‘Having taken the old-establishes stea of Thos. yomne: 608 Fesmavivents avenge, ye) ‘B580! fashionable GARBTAGES. Burien meorenene of ¢o well to call BoBT. H. G ‘M, Coachmaker, 409 Pa. av 37 Repairing promptly attended to. © es MRS. GOODALL, re ‘eacher of SINGING AND PIANO, Commences instruction in the above branches on MONDAY. Bept. Sth, at her residence, 156 K st., bet, Ith ead 19th, porta aide. sop3 te* WANTS ANTED—_B; i irl, a RET: WiiUatIOW as" chatrbermaid, ort tp do plate sewing or nurse, Please address Box No 36 Star Office. sp 15 2t* WARSTED_ A SITUATION, young woman, as chsmbermaid or cook, ina small, private family. Apply at No, 297 dth street, between, @ W ANTRD—By a ro-pectabie young girl, x SIT- UATION as cook or chambermaid in a amall family Inquire at No. 46 4% street, between Mo, ay. and Pa. av.. fur two days 1t™ ANTED—From $4,000 to $5,000, from two to four yeara. Deed of trust give> on valua- real estate. Address 8. E. A., Box No. 10, Stir ce. sep 15-6t* ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE with mode-n improvements in @ Centra! location, north of Pennsylvania Avenue. Direct J. 0. Star Office, stating rent, &e. sep 15 3t* VW ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, farnished or 1 furnished, Address OAPTAIN &. SODOR, Northeast corner 19th and G streets, stating terms, &e._ sep 15-3" | 7 ANTED—Dy a reapectable young eirla SIT W SATION ab canke Becker nas iruner | Please call at No. 261 New York avenae, between 6th and 7th streets, it WANTED, IMMEDIATBLY—A good second- hand RANGE. Alro, two good O¥STER BHUCKERS Apply at the Green House, No. 514 New Jersey avenue, nearthe Depot. sep 15 § $2 000 WANTED—A LOAN OF TWOTHOU- 3 SAND DOLLARS wanted. The best security will be given on improved Real Estate. Address B. H., Box 7332 Post Office. sep 15-3t™ WARSTED T0 GO AS A SUBSTITUTR—One who has served three years during the prese:.t war. Will go as a substitue if suitable induce mente are offered, Address, for two daya,J.F P., Star office ~ io Bep 15-2t* ANTED—By a middle-aged woman, a SITU- ATION ina respectable family as cook. If not, have no objection to cook, wash and iroa. Good reer. nce given. Inquire for two days at 543 Massachusetts avenue, between 2d aud 3d streets. 1t* ANTED—A SITUATION, bya yeaue man of business hatits,in some light emp! 4 oe would like to go with a sutler or purveyor, having some experience, and can pe good city references; ia not particular about salary. Addresss “J.B .’ 336 Post Office, Wasbington, D.C. sep 15 3t* V ANTED—A SITUATION of some kind by aa active man of strict temperance habits and principles. Has best references, and can be reliet upon to fulGll regularly all duties, or wonld invest some capita: gome safe business. Please ad- dress ‘A, Z,,” at this office. It* W ANTED—By a respectable lady, aSITUATION ins Hotel as chambermsid, ordining room work, or assistant cook, or a good seamstress; she is also competent of taking charge of a private house ifrequested. Good reccommendation given, Apply at No, 36 2d street east, between B and C, Capitol Hill. sep15.3t* ANTED—Two WHITE GIRLS—ove as cham- bermaid, end to assist with the washing: the other as waitress; they must be neat and tidy, with good recommendations. Also, a person to take family washing home, by the month. None but com etent persons need apply, 349 19th st., between I and sep 15.3t* V ANTED—A SITUATION by e gardener and farmer, He understands it in allits branches, acd will give the best satitfaction of any other man Seeking a situation of the kiad, and do his work with less expense, and will show a good moral example to those who are around bim, and teach them the habits of industry. Gentleman doing business in Washington or Baltimore pre- ferred. Address C. 8. D., at the Star office, for one week. sep 15-3t* ble Ofti FOR R a [FOR RENT—A email farnished ROOM, Mo. 32 3 G@ st. corner 13th asp 1b FO ZENT—& PARLOR AND BEDR JOM on the trst floor, or two oms on ihe second floor, at 341 F at., bet, 9a and 10 bets, sep 15 3t* FoR BALE oi “nes COOKING STOVE. Pearl: {Philadel ohia Gas Burcer.) Tayuire at 145° Wth street, between L and M. sep 15 3t” Fo RENT—In a private family, three anfur- nished ROUMS. suitable for housekeeping. wa ply to No, 363 19th street, between and streets, sop 15-2t" FOR RENT—An OFFIOR, and soveral hand- somely furnished BOOMS. Aen im mediate- Tea geen street, between B an: Beats. ART OF A THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE for rent on L street, between 13th and l4th sta... to atmall, respectablefamity. Reference required, Second house, south side from 13th. It*_ NOTICE—The ROOM at 353 I street, between A Rth and 1sth, opposite Franklin <quare, so fre- quen ly applied for of late, can now be secured, if early'application is made, Bath room inthe house, Board furnished it desired. sep 15-3t* ‘OR SALE—The whole ora part of LOT No.3, of gquare 1196, on A street south, between I7th and lsth streets ‘east, near Linco'n Hospital, 52 feet frant, and 12 feet deep. Apply at No. 13 Missouri avenue, between 4%: and sth ats. sep 15-3t* A. GERECKE, OR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT on Patrick street. The Hou is entirely new, and the lovality zood The purchaser will be warran ed 2 at Te tesa ira SA ote er Apoly a meen street. Al-xardria Va, D 15-6t* __ BENEDICT & ALBEE. Be OR SALE-STOOK and FIXTURES of an old established family Grocery Store doiog a good business, Reasons for selling haviog other busi ness, and eanpot attend to both. Also, a gool FAWKM of 100 acres. on the railroad, 12 miles from yaad one ae fos = Dery Hor farther jatien inquire . B, 30,.c9-ner of Land 7th street,” ONES op Is 6k OR REN T—Two or three unfurnished ROOMS at 605 H street north, between 4th and 5th, _ Sep 14-3t* WBN TaH ED ROOMS: with OBER. apse te at J oO. street, between &th and 9th, oppo Rite the Patent Office. Gail and see them. so lt-7t™ AUCTION SALES. = _ ZMIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW X JAB. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers, Bu. ‘phans’Ce: dated No 2c at 30 feet on North E atr streets, aud‘ running geth sory Frame Dwelli four room Gortotenn to be paid by th ost of conveyance to be pai the pure! . F. MORRIS, Guardian sep 3-eod J. 0. McGUIRE & 00... Aucts, Y J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, GREAT AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF DRY GODS On WEDNESDAY MORNING. September 14, commencing at 10 o'clock each day. and contin- uing daily at that hour until the whole 18 dis- osed of. we thall sell the entire stock of Dr. Soods, Hosiery. &e., at the store, No. 371 71) s'reet, between Tand K sts, We name in part— Bleached and Brown Cottons, Calicves, Spool Cottons, Umbrellas, Parasols, Table Linens. Napkins. Dress Goocr, Merinos,. Ralmora's Towels, Ginghams Delaines, Cloths, Cassimercs, Cassinets. Vestings, Cloaks, Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, Veils, Neck Ti Hoop Skirts. &e., &¢., Black and Fancy Silks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Crash, &c ,&c., Ke. The whole comprising the largest lot of Dry Goods that has been offered at public sale in this city in many years. he attention of the trade is respectfully called to the above sale, (as the owner is about to remore from the city.) The entire stock will be sold to the highest bidder. Terms cash. J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. sep 13-3t back 97 fe the improvements pale facher, to- eg ofa two i house (No. 214) containing OR SALE—A good-sized FRAME HOUSE, two story, Containing four rooms; also the Lot, 23 by 62, Terms easy. Apply on the premises, corner istand H, Island, rep 14-Iw* OR RENT—Five large KOOMS, wither furoish ed or unfurnished, suitable for housekeeping, in a respectable neighborhood, on Islana. Inquire at No. 576 llth street, near Maryland avenue, Island. sep 14-3t* Fo SALB—Parlor, Bedroom, and Kitchen FUR- ITURE. Carpets, Bedding, &c., mostly new; also,a lady's Side Baddle. Inquire for lL. WAG: NER. second door from the corner of Mass. avo, and Ist street Sep 14-6t™ OR SAL E—Ose or two BRIOK HOUSES three- story, Bi . 598 and 600 N street north, be- tween 6th and 7th sts. west, containing 7 rooms each, and good dry cellars, in good order. Willbe ld ap. Apply to 96, next door. sl4 3t* 80) fos RENT—A first-class HOUSE, 254 G street. second door from 15th street, near the State Department, containing 10 rooms, besides kitchen, attic and lurge cellar; gaa and gas fixtares ali through the house, and a pump in the vard. Also, in private famiiy,a PARLOR and CHAMBER on the Orst ‘loor, (furnished,)460 New York avenne, near 15th st. D. A. GARDNER. sep 14th Ae RS RENT—O:0 neatly furnished front ROOM, No, 212 I street, between 19th and 20th, Wash- ington, D.C. sep 13-3 Wee AG AMBERMATO: also. tao WHITE GIRLS, for general ‘housework, Apply immediately at the New York Hotel, corner of 7th and E sts. sep 14-3t" yA ith slide ANTED—A good FOOT LATHE rest, orsmali Engine Lathe. to work by foot power, Address D. BALLAUF, 414 Seventh st., hington, D.C. Sep 11-3t* ANTED—A SITUATION as clerkin a who! with good refer y Address flice. sepli-3t* QVANTED TO RENT—An UNFURNISHED HOUSE, containing six or eight rooms. Must be within #9 minutes’ walk of corner 14th st, and Pa.ay. Any one having such house for rent will find a‘ permanent and responsible tenant b \ in the business t sale and retail BTOCOLY:S) 029} byayoung man, | QIORE TO RENT—Between 7th ani oth streets, 33400 D street. Inquire on the premises fro SALE AT A BARGAIN—The STOCK and FIXTURES of M. L. Julihn’s Fancy Goola Establishment, 206 Pa. av. For particulars ap- ply at the store. sep 15 6t* GENUINE BUSINESS "OR SALE —Radier- orth’s DINING SALOON, sold only on ac count of sickness, doing an exerllent business Apply on_the premises I4th street. between @ and New York Ave., Washington, D.C s+p 13-3 ce RENT—A BOARDING HOUBE, in oue of ithe best locations in th ty; a partof the fur- niture forsale. The house is now filied with regu- lar and good p»ying boarders, Apply betwean hours of !0a.m,and three p. m.,at 517 17t between Pa. a aod H st. sep 13-3t al- dressing “Redgrave,” Star offi sep 14-3t* WANTED-Two ROOMS. for housekeeping, one turnised. State termsand particulars, Ad- dress "LEWIS," at this office sep 13 ANTED—By a lady of several years’ experi- V¥ ence a SITUATION on a sewing machine, Understands shoe fitting or fancy work. Address A.H , Star Office. sep 13-3t* We at widow woman, wita a boy nine years, a SITUATION in a respectable fam- ily as cook or waitress. Address Box 43, Star Of- ce, Sep J3-3t~ WARTED—A lady wishes EMPLOYMENT in writing. Will do copying fir lawyers, or writing of any kind that she can take home. Ad- dress *E.P.M.,’’ through the post office. se 13-3t* V ANTED—At the Avenue House, No. 342 B street, between 12th and 1ith.two OYSTEK SHUCKEBS and one WAITER. Nene but good bands need apply. Sep 13 3t* \ ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good OYSTER SHUCKER at THIEME’S Restaurant, Pa. ay., between 6th and 7th streets, Navy-Yard. sep 13-3t ANTED TO RENT—A medium sized DWEL- LING, now or any time prior to the let November. Address 8. L, Stent, Garden street, near Preston st., Baltimore City. sep 13-e0d-2w* WANTED young married couple desire to obtain FURNISHBD APARTMENTS, say two or three rooms and kitchen, suitable for housekeeping. Stating terms aad location ad- dress C. K, A.. at this office. sep 13-3t* ANTED—A good set of BOOMS or a small asmall family, in the Ww houre unfarnished, tor vicinity of 6th st. and Pi tenant can be obtained by Post Office. Vigne aes ed, & young man of 26, desires a POSITION ina wholesale ani retail Grocery business, Would furnish 1,00 or 81,80, for which he would expect a portion of the profits of the business, Ad J.B. B., dress 330 Delaw venue sep 13-3t* Wi lon, DO. URBNISHED HOUSE WANTED—A comfort- ably furnished HOUS f moderate size. is wanted immediately. in this ity. or Georgetown, Central location preferred. Address Box ‘No. 205 Washington city post office, Sep 12-tf Oe MAN WANTED—For a private family. Those who can bring fatisfactory testimonials of character, and competency, may apply between the hours of 10 and 120’clock, to J. DER + No, 456 15th street, Sep 12-lw* ANTED—A number of active, honest Boys, as messengers in the Independent Telegraph Office. Good wages can be made. Apply a’ 450 15th street, Bep 10-lw ANTED—To purchase a substantial modern- bnilt BRICK DWELLING, worth about $5,000, betweem 6th and 15th streets and nor’h of Pa.av. All cash if an object, Address “* A. B, C.,’’ Star Office. sep 9-lw* Sperone. AND VOLUNTEERS WANT- ED.—100 MEN wanted, of all nationalities, to go a8 volunteers or substitutes, to whom the high- est bounty will be given on day of enlistment, with choice of Ist and 2d regiments D.C. Volnn- teers. GEO. H. CASSIDY, 446 Sth street, be- tween Penn, ayenue and D street, sep 9-lw* [Rep. & Chron.} ANTED, SECRETARY OF THE "SPANISH LEGATION A FURNISHED HOUSE, ‘ near l4th, 15th, er 16th street, between H and T, for six months from October jst. Address to Gay pereets ce rer of Congress, Georgetown. fep 9-1w ANTED—Two Hundred COLORED ME: Apply at No. 40 Water street, Georgetow: au ANTED—Two steady, industrious BOYS, one each to learn the Harness and Trankmaking business. Apply at 500 7th street. tf LD BOTTLES WANTED! OLD BOTTLES The highest cash price will be paid Who) je Champagne Bottles, 0. lo. Half do, do. Pint Ale Jags, te,. 6,. int Ale Jugs, &e,. &c., SP RILRY A. SHINN. Union Bottling Depot, Georgetown, D.C. N.B.—Any person having large quantities of Old Bottles on hand, can e them taken away by notifying me. auls-Imj] 8. A, SHINN. ANTED—By MORGAN & RHINEHART, at Wes Whart S000 Tons ORERN HOS: PITAL AND CAMP BONES, for whick the high est market price will be paid. au J3-eolm ART EPatdoo"@, Betts TEED EES 0. 3 ‘ DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of: Man Tek stres ery description. . BUCHLY, t. eet bs datween Gand H. east side. au 29- WANTED! fer— GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS M ies PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be- tween William 8. Mattews and John 8. MATTHEWS No. 49 High st Suit ar Georgetown, D.C.,Sept 8.184, The business wi'l be continued by W. 8. > thews, under the pame of W. 8. rid Swett ai 00., t the old stand, No. 49 High wea kez Maas cea, RGETOWN BATION = Gee Sie caren SHAS bt datos cea a ae TS ETAT ERED 7, bd Captains om |, OF to ru may B- Weter tote Gastown, Apply to the Nozuce TO SUTLERS.—A donble.. ARGR in good order, ali zan'be bought on reasonable terme, tocloes: te Capt Desk nan on board Barge t Ship. Yard. Ale: Fy rt . mart taseet ity poe SAL BRICK STORE-ROOM, w lease of ground, in a good locality, now doing a good business, with the atock of Groceries, is of- fered on good terms. A smali BRICK HOUSE, with large lot, near the corner of 7th street, and on G street. A fine three-story BRICK, on 13th strest, be tween L and Massachusetts avenue, new, well fin- ished, brick carringe-house and stable, fruits aud flowers in yard, &c, A TIN SHOP, doinga fine business, with all the tools and fixtures, for sale reasonably. A BSTORE on 7th street for sale. A splendid HOUSE, new, large lot, fruits, &-, on Capitol Hill, ina fine neighborhood, at a bar- gain. HOTEL PROPERTY.—We offer the elegant Cas- paris Hotel for sale, including furniture, bowling alley, billiard tables, saloon and stock, at a great bargain. This house contains forty rooms, aod is doing a large business; has water, gas, and every modern convenience. FOR RENT.—A large FRAME HOUBE, on Cap- itol Hill, with 18 reoms, 3s For terms, &c., call at HALL’S Real Estate Agency, late Hall & Eaton, corner of 7thand F streets, sep 13-3c* STORE TO RENT—A good STORE, centrally lo- +S cated. lighted with gasand provided with fix- tures. Appl y at 335 FP street, bet. 9th and 10th ats, sep 12 Fok RENT—A well furnished HOUSE in the central part of the City, containing twenty rooms, partly filled with boarders, Spisn id cook- ing arrangements, Inquire at Philadelphia House, Southeast Corner Sth and D street. sep 12 St” : Gorrie HOUSE FOR SALB. The Proprietor of this wopaler and well-known Hotel and, estentack Sates: 8 to retire from perk ness, 4! offers 8 well-Known hou OF A Any one wishing to engage in a LUCRATIVE BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- sylvania avenue, bet. 12th and i3th sts, sel? 1w* OR RENT—A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, having a splendid Sky Light. Connected with t e Gallery are sures conan et Booms: Inquire on the premises, No. 3 ennaylvania avenue, Setween ist and 24 ats", or of GREGORY BRNIG, 282 F st. sep 10-tf FS, SALE OR RENT—The large four-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No. 35%, on the north side of north O street, between 3d street west and 4's street, having a front of 23feetona lot 140 feet deep, with a stable and carriage house building in the rear on an alley, 3) feet wide, Possession of the house can be had in a few days, Apply at 490 H street, to sep 10-lw* JAMES TOWLES. JOUR FURNISHED ROOMS, Chambers, and ean Parlor. for rent, at No. 424 E street. be and &th 9th. Also, two FRAME HOUSES for sale. sep 9-lw* ‘OR RENT—Two large, handsomely FUR- NISHBD ROOMS, one on first floor and one on second floor. Apply at 13% G street, between 2tst and 224 streets. sep 9-6t* OR SALE—A LOT fronting on H street, between 4thand 5th streets, and extending back to Massachuset! s avenue 13 feet, and is the bert lo- cality for building in this part of the city. Gan be had at areasonable price Apply at 604 H street north, sep 9-lw* HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PRI- yate sale a tract of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, ¢ tank about 4 miles from the Capitol, over Benning’s Bridge; about 50 acres cleared, and 45 in meadow; the balance in unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut, No improvements, except asmall house. For further particulars address Box 384, Washington, D. C.. oF igus ape rapscri ber, Lg miles northeast ennin 1dge, Swpeime E. SHERIFF. URNISHED ROOMS — Single or suites of ROOMS, suited for the ommodation of offi- y and others; also, PARLORS with all just vacated, at 424 18th street, between New York avenue and H. sep 5-eost* jern| et, near 13th; Inquire of Mrs, A. B, STEPHENSON.” au Si-tf T—The |, nd commodious ROOMS OE Bareing tho ascends third aud fourth aio: ries over J. L, Kidwell’s new Drug Store. on Est., pear corner of os ie and 14th at., two deora be- nett JOHN L, KIDWELL, FOR BENT_A ROOM on sth streot, opposite to th: ° cers of the felding door: easury Department, adapted e use Banker or Broker, having connected with it a very commen at Seite hgtential, zealk, In- o, eDn. ave., Between 10th and ith ata," an 77-3" 30 HE SUBSCRIBER offers at private sale a very T valuable and erodustiys Fa situated in the trict of Columbia, one mile eastof Ben- ning Bridge. containing sixty acres of excellent land, well watered, The improvements, a large two-story Frame Dwelling, neatly new, with tae pecessary out-buildings. ‘Persons wishing to pur- chase are inyited to examine the premises. Avery plement drive of three miles,overa good road, Washington city. crapcolm™. ROBERT K. NRVITT. | OR SALE—DRUG STORE, BRICK HOUSE and OR fee BUILDING LOTS. ease eS Mass. avenue, near 6th st. au }3-1m* LE—A three sto: BRICK ty ae et |, No, 8 mn Railway, near the Depot fot containing 10 room: t lot adjoining; fi th Pati vacan' parti nia av. & CO., No. Bin OF ts i B OFFER FOR SALB, at a it bargain 9 WwW small FARM. con! ining about 65 acres, well improved, wipe new dwelling and all necessary out- houses, This property lies about 4 miles from ter_Market, on the Bei og ge, road Eastern Branch, is high and healthy pundasce of wood. Terms CO., Real Estate Brokers, Corner 7th and Datrocts, BOIAL NOTICE.—Atl perso: ving Ss: inst the Perseverence Fire Company are raested top the t rs itent. members he ‘a tend & Meeting on DAY, . U5th, at 7: ge sbere will be a inal Bessey of she ‘chek ‘are present, ih oh eluded from, i Bonata ot By order gf the Compete wx, DIOKSOM, Sos. J 8. MARSHAL’S SALE, Invirtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued from the clerk's office of the Supreme Court 01 District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will sell at public sale, for cash. in frontof W.L. Wal Co.'s Ba- Zz on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 1)th streeta. in the city of Washington. D, C,.on SAT- URDAY, the 2th eay of September inst., 1854, com- mencing st 10 o’clock a. m.: Dun» Horse, 1 Bay Horse, feized and levied upon as the property of John C, ne sletons and will seid to ataty judiciala No. é lexander 1125, in favor of Isaac ATER DH, LAMON, _Sep 15-d U. 8. Marshal D.C. Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. At the Horse Bazaar, 98 La. av., bet, 9th&l0th. SALE OF HORSES, QARRIAGES, HARNESS, c.. &e., &e. On SATURDAY MORNING. I7th inst., com- mencirg at teu o’clock. we will seil the Bazaar soe oe sitory, NM o- Ve Louisisna penne, be- ween 9th ant streets, comprising about— FIFTY HORSEs, 5 Including some valuable Harness and Saddle Horses, Fuli description at sale, ALSO, A large assortment of desirable Family Carriages, Germantown, Rockaways, Top and No Top Bug- gies. Carriages, suitable tor Hacks, large Wagons, prareule for Sutler’s Wagons, Express Wagona, arts, &c, ALso, New and Second-hand Double and Single Harness, faddl:s and Bridlvs, &c, § 3 WM, L. WALL & ©O., Aucts, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 626 corner7thand D streets north, TUREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE AN) LOT, ON THE ISLAND, AT AUCiION. On WEDNE*DAY, ihe 2 st instant. a! five and a half o ck p. m., we shal sell. in front of the | of the late Commodore Stephen ; OTION SALES, T.-L FUTURE Daves. SS rn eh ee ¥ JAMES C, McGUIRE & CO., auctioneers; SMALL DWELLING HOUSE ON TWEEN FIRST CAND BEOOND Bowaeys Ov FRIDAY AFTERNOON Feptemd hall sell part etiet house, con 50’clock, on the premise: part No. 18, im subdivision ofsquare No. 582, ATE of lot 20 teet 1 inch on seuth D street, between let ani ically, improved Sy webtory foams dwelt . MM a two-s' taining Ove is aa Waris ceen: oomsand a kitchen, sep 12-4 J _C. MoGUIRE & 00.. Aucts B* J, C, MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY S&LEB OF TWO ME A ee ON 9TH ST., BET MAND On FRIDAY AFTERNOON .fept 16th, atSo’clk, on the premises, we shall sell two very desirable building Lots, fronting each 19% feet on the west Fanning tastes vecwecn, BM and sf eresyr and “8 feet 9 inches to a 30 foot alle: Terms: One half in eash; the remainder Gand 12 months, with ij = onthe prenvinns oterest, secured by a deed of trust tee and revenue stamps at the cost of _sepi2-d JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y J. OC, MO@UIRE & O0,, Auctioneers, CHANCERY S4LE OF VALUABLE AND UNIMPROVED PROPRRT OO ED Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supre Court of the District of Columbia, ritti equity, ed July Sth, 1864, in a certain wherein Sarah Ano Brown and ethers a: Slateaas and Ambrose A. Brown and others are efendants. No. 221 equity. we shall sell on the remem on WEDNESDAY. the ist day of Sep- embOE, commencing with the first named, at § ‘clock’ p, m.: Lot No.1, in Square No. 568, fronting $0 feet en north E street, at the corner of Secon ‘cot wi id run ni 100 feet to a 25 foot alley. Also: the north part of Lot 33, in Jas. 0. ‘e subdivision of Square No, 6%. fronting 15 tr inches on First street west, between @ and H ata, north, and running back 130 feet 4 inches toa foot alley; and improved by a three-story Bri welling Honse. Terme; One-half in cash; the remainder in nine and eighteen months, with interest from the of sale, to be secured by the bonds or notes arene, purchasers, with a surety or sure! be ap proved of by the trustees. Upon the fall psyment cf the purchase mo: and interest, the trustees will convey the proper- ty. al nces and stamps at the cost of th (aictinomale the terms of e not complied nes 1 ere week's votes, at the rese! risk and ex we defaulting purchaser. NtCHOLAS ©. STRPHENS, { Trustees -eokds J. 0. MCGUIRE & 00., Aucts ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers, CHANCERY SALE Qe yALUAnLE REAL &6- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court ef the District ef Columbia, dated on the 2lstday of May. A. D. 1564. ets in a certain causa! No. 1.8%) nding in said Court between Joseph R. & Trustee, complatpant, aud John Williame ¢ant, the undersigned trustee will, on WR DAY, the 2ist day of September, A. o’clock p.m., infront of the premises, M res-ilall that lot ef ground situate in the City of Washington and District of Columbia, knowa and designated ss lot numbered 16, in Square nam- bered 5. Also, the east 7 feet8 incbes front of lot numbered 15, in said square, together with the im- provements on said lot and part of lot. consisting of a large three story brick dwelling house, with back building, (beinga portion of the real eatate Cassin.) The property is situate en north K street, be- tween 26th and 27th streets wert, fronting 67 feet and $ inches on K street, and extending back with that uniform width (57 feet 8 inches) 109 feet 19 in- ches ‘oa public alley. ‘ The terins of sale are: One-third cas®. (of which the purchaser wil! be required to pay down at the time of fale $100;) the balance to bs paidin two equal in-tallments at 6 and 12 months from the | day of sale; said balauce to bear interest from the premises, north balf of Lot 19 in Square 264, with | the improvements, which consist of a good three- story Brick House, containing ten rooms acd large hal's, Th‘a property has a froot of 24 feet on 13th street, between south B and © streets, running back 195 feet 10 inches to an a.ley, and bas also a side alley. Possession given toon after the sale. Terms: One baif cash; balance in 6G and 12 months, for notes bearinginterzst. A deed given and adeed of trust taken. All conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title indisputable. fep1seckdae GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets, TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH BASE- MENT AND STORE-ROOM, AT THE CORNER OF FOURTH AND NORTH N STREETS, AT AUCTION, On TUESDAY, the 2th instant, we shall sell. in front of the premises, at 532 o'clock p.m . the fol- lowing handsome property, viz:—Part lot 2. in square No.5 2, having a front of 16 feet, by 75 feet deep. to a wide alley, with the improvements— which are a good two-story brick house, with base- ment, containing good rooms, one ef which has been occupied as a grocery store fer many years, This property is handsomely located at the corner ofan and north N streets. ‘erms: T. the balance in six and twelve month: deei of trust on the premises, All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purckaser GREEN & WILLIAMS, sep 15-4 Auctioneers, B* JAS, 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, Tahoe DESIRABLE PUTING LOTS ON Beptember 14, at 5% o'clock, on the premises, 'we shall sell Lote “P,” “8,” and °:T.” in subdivision of lots in Bquare No. 211, Lots “8” and **T” fronting each 20 feet, and Lot *'P’’ 13% feet, on Rhode Island ave- nue, between 4th and Lith streets west, Title perfect. __ Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in three and nine months, with interest, secured by deed of trust onthe premises. é A payment of $25 on each lot will be required at *rSonvevances and stamps at the purchaser's cost, jonveyances aD af purchaser’s cost. sep 8-4 J. 0. MeQUIRE & CO., Aucts. W7-THE ABOVE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE on TUESDAY, Sept. 20th, same hour. sep 15-4 . 0, MoGUIRE & Co., Auct’s, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, No. 526 7th street, corner D north, ANGE SALON TART 3 8" MAKE. AT AUOTION OO oe THE BEST On WEDNESDAY, the 2ist instant, at 10 o’clock & m., we sball sell, at the residence of a gentie- man declining honsekeeping,on norta K street, between 9th and 0th streets west, aflarge as- sore’ of nearly new furniture, consisting in One very fine French Plate Mirror mbogany Sofas, Castor, and Side Obaira Bold Oak Sideboard with Btegere and Glass iy Ma ble top, Centre and Side Tables jilver Plated Coffee and Tea Sets ne assortmentof Engravings Three ply and other Pareans, Bedsteads, early new Cook and othe: China, Glass and Crockery Ware With many otner articles too numerous to¢nu: sgn Pot ooh ‘erm: sep 15 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ W. Le WALb & 0O., Auctioneers. RUSTEES’ BALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN REPS THE SEVENTH WARD. By virtue ofa deed of trust to the subscribers, dated the 17th day of August, 1869, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 208, folios 167. et seq., oneof the Land Records. &c., we shall offer at public auction on WEDNESDAY. the 2ist day of September, at 4 o’clock, p.m., in front of the premis-s, all ‘of Lot numbered seven, (7,) of sub-division of Square numbered four hundred and thirteen, (413,) of the plan of the City of Washington. with the improve- ments thereon, consisting of a two story Frame House. This property is situated cn south G st., between 8th and 9th streets west. The Lot has a width of twenty-four (24) feet. ten (10) inches, and a depth of one hundred and twenty-four feet, eight (8) inches to an alley a Terms of sale: One balf cash, the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed and paarioe interest from the day of sale, and se- cu of by a deed of trust on premises. 1} conveyancing at thé cost of the purchaser. | f the terms of sale are not complied with, within five days from the day ofsale. the Trustees reserve the right to re-sell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting ptrchaser, on givingone weeks Bellon vy Sve sagestione in some newspaper | in 6 City o' aabin, D. EbWal RD oa BRINGTON,? prusteos, ou 2 tawiwAds WBE L. WALL & CO., Aucts B* J, 0, MOGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, NOTICE. —~ VALUABLE. BUILDING LOT ON NORTH = REBT, BETWEEN 20TH AND 218f STREETS, AT PU 3LLO AUCTION. Will be so'd at public auction on MONDAY, the 19th day of September next ensuing, at 436 0’clock, on the premises the following desirad! parcel of around, lying, situate and beingon north street 83 fest 9 inches east of its intersection with 2iat street west, thence north 70 feet to an alley, thence went 20 feet, thence south 5 feet 9 in- ches, thence west 2) feet. thence sou! feet 3 in- 0.9, a: - teu alk nnded and eighty-five square feet, or thereabouts. The title believed to be undoud! ar peta ds, &c. sh. day of sale, and the payment thereof to ba secured by the bonds of the purchaser or purchasers, with rurety ty be approved by the Trostee, i If the terms of sale be not complied with withia five days from the day of sale, the Trustee re- rerves the right to re sell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by adv tiring such resale three times in some One or daily newspapers published in the City of Wash- ington, Il conveyances and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. SKEY, Trustee, sep 12-dtaw&de] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* JAS, C. MCGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF SMALL SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE NORTHERN PART UF THE SECOND WARD, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 20th, at 5 o’clock, op the premises, we shall for account of the *‘United Evangelical German Congregation,’” Square north of Square 278. bounded by 12th street west, Vermont arenue and north Q street, and containing 3,460 square feet of ground. Terms: one-thirdin cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises. All conveyance revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. ep led J 0. MoQUIRE & 00, Ancta, BY 3. 0, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP: 1a MS D STREET NORTH cero warn 1} AND AE 8t TS WEST, AT PUBLIG io clocksom tho premisesy wo shal sell yu at5o cS Lots Nos. 1) and 12 in Square No. 293, fron’ feet on north D street, between 12th and 13th sti west, rupning back 83 feet 4% inches toa 28 feet paved alley. improved by abrick building two high stories, Occupied as a wholesale wine and liquor Strrms: One-half cash; the remainder im 3, 6,9, and 12 months, with interest,secured by a deed of UTthie indieputable, i : , Cost of conveyancing ant stamps to be paid§ th hs sepia" 3.0, McGUIRE & 00., Auets, YJ, 0, MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 10TH STREET WEST, NEARLY OPPOSITE ¥OBD'S THEA On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September 20th, at 50’clock, on the premises, we shall sell, Lot HOUSEHOLD | the ted. One-half cash; the balance in three equal sastaieiee erable. Fae ively in 6,9 and # months, with ia eat Se. ferred pa: ts be cccured by deed uf ‘ust on the pi yi a xed 9.0. MeGUIRE & OD,, Aucts, pibiird RASS SARA Redes tee 6 eed tc ————————— SS ERMAST! GENEB. OFFI! qus' Meer Divisonne ia Wai row Orry, A: 81, 1864, No.3, in square No. 347, fronting 5) feet on 1th street west, between E and F sti north, nearly opposite Ford’s Theater, and running back 10 feet, 1 inch; together with the improvements, con- sisting of an old faabioned Brick Dwelling House. Terms: One-half in cash; the remainder in 6 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust oonrerauvee ond stamps at the cost of lonveyances and revenue at at o1 pehaaie, 30. McGUIRE & CO., Bep 13-d Auctioncera, B* J.C, MOGUIBE & OO., Auctioneer: PEREMPTORY SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT NEAR THE LONG BRIDGE, aap BRICK HOUSE AND LOT NEAR THE AL. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, September 19th 1864, at 5 e’cloek, on the premices, we shall sell pert of Lot No. 3, in square No, 268. fi ing on jaryland avenue, between 13th and 1334 sts., and improved by a small Frame House. At 53s o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No.8, insquare No. 504, fronting 27 feet 6 inches on-P jt, near 4%¢ street. and running back 122 feet to a wide alley, and improved with a three- story Brick Dwelling House, cont Dg, sever a cellar; also, a brick stable on the rear One-half cash; the remainder in six 3 month: th interest. spomeayances and stamps at the cost of the pur- Cpep 1i-d__ JAB. C. McGUIRE & CO, Avcts. B* BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers, Orrtor U. 8, Oariton Extension. Wasnixazox. D.0.. September 3 136 On SATURDAY, October Ist, m., the following variegated and plain dle will be sold at public suction, on the groun north of the United States Ose tol: 100 blocks Tennessee Marble. 1,000 feet teats eo ao. 2 pi tt T 5 oy enbie feet Verment Green Eerpentine. a Golcablc feet remnants Italian Marble. At the same time will be sold a large lot of Doors. Shutters, and Building Materials, of va- He order of the Secretary, of the Interior EST Rep 6-dtd PEMA L y Genera’! perintendent, S412 OF CONDEMNED MULBS. Care¥ QUARTERMASTER’S OrFicg, } Dxror or WasuinaTox, WASHINGTON, D.O., September 5, 1864, Will be sold at pablis, auction, ree Corrais, near the Observatory, in the city 0! in; 9 on WEDNESDAY, Beptember 21, t864, a 10% o! ULES, d. ed as unfit fe iblic service, “Perms Oash -in Government oe a omment o'clock 5 oe Bri ee 11 ond Ouist Quartermaster rig. Gen’l sn: ie ‘ast = Depot ot Grarpormant ° sep 5-td UARTERMASTER GEN BRAL’S OF FIO, First Divisiox, WaAsnincton, D. tember 2, 3654. Will be sold one te aS AUEIO Rist York. Pa., Thurad digsdtsD ante tert Bt TWO HUNDRED OAYALRY HORSES AT BACH These herses have : asunit for the Os od mae Pia re nd)