Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1864, Page 3

“Loe AL NEWS... | AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Cereruoxy.—A good pill of seng, dance snd Erhiopian eccentricity to-night Also. the saintom ime of “ The Coopers” aud the farce of he « Black shoemaker.” eke mikgical HAMEUSBA gives another and 4 Is atertainment at Oud Fellows’ Hal! to-night, yo see Dime if you would be pleasantly mysti- ed. Forp’s TazaTxa.— Llreland as it was,” and ve “Yankee How sek@per.” two exceedingly musing plays are announced by the Florences denight. Grover’s THEATRE. —The Warren Comedy ombination give their farewell performance ynight, and “ Paul Pry,” and “ Peor Pilli- . odd,” are announced as the plays, Vanigerizs.—“ The Female Pickpocket of Washington,” snd a variety of acts, songs and ciances, atthe Varieties. eA Tarep Warp Drart Meztinc.— An ad- qourned meeting of the citizens of the Third ‘Ward was held at Temperance Hall last night, jor the purpose of devising farther meaus to fill the quota of the ward in the coming draft. ‘The meeting was a large one, and a handsome eum of movey was raised towards precuring volunteers. Mr N.D. Larner presided, and Mr. J.S Hollingshead acted as secretary. After the cbairman had called the meeting to order, he asked for the reports ef committees. Mr. J. F. Madd, from the collection commit- tee, reporied that he had collected #563, and re- ceived subscriptions tor $155. Mr. Parker, from the same committee, re- ported that he had received subscriptions for $233, and bad collected #45 in cash. Mr. Z. Hunt, collection committee, reported that he had met with poor success during the day from the factihathe had been operating in tbat portion of the ward occupied by the poorer ciusses. Manyof whom he called upon ‘were unable to obtain their pay before Satur- day, but he succeeded in getting $101. Tr. G.E. Sharretts, on behalf of himself and Mr. John Meigs, of the same committee, said that they also visited a portion of the ward where the poor people lived, and that they did not expect to get much, but their efforts were crowned with success, and they obtained #110, Mr. Sharretts remarked that these Lp were willing to give what they could, and these who were able would do as well, the ward could be cleared ot adraft. Ten thousand dol- jars was all that was wanted, and if that sum could not be raised ip the ward the citizens ought to be drafted. any of the women with whom he conversed said it was disgraceful thatsome of the men did not subscribe, and they expressed a determination to send their husbands to the meeting. Mr. George H. Usssidy here arose and said that he was not subject to draft in the ward, but ke had $50 tocontribute. Mr.C. handed the bey ir to the treasurer, and was greeted ‘with loud applause. Mr. Job Angus announced that he was re- ‘uested to put down the names of Mr. J. P. jolow and Thomas and John Baker for | 25 each, and that he had received $10 from a | gentleman of the Fourth ward, and $10 from another of tne Third. another for #5. ‘The chair stated that as far as reported those ‘who were exempt from the draft subscribed more liberally than the others. This ought not be, remarked the speaker, and the $10,000 which ‘would clear the ward must be raised, or the | draft must certainty take place. The Third | ‘ward would be the iast drawn, and they would perhaps have until Wednesday to raise the | necessary sum. The quota of tne ward was mouch lower than auy other, and for the ceedit of the ward they shouidget tne57 men. Those who were liable to the draft ought to help | themselves, however, by subscribing. ‘The chair invited gentlemen to come forward And subscribe, when the tollowing gentlemen responded: G. A. Bently, $20; B. Loeb, $20; Henry Windsor, $25 for bimseif and @15 tor his brother, who is not subject to the dratt; G. | W. Brown, $10: 8. A Towers, #20; L. R. Fech- tg, $15; C0. F. Wood, 220; J. Anandale, $20; esers. Hoover, Rice and Jones, #20 each; T MM. Adams, $25; £. Prott, $50; Mr. Preston, $25; B.M. Belt, 35; C. F. McGill, $10; UO. Steward, | 3850; W.H. Wood, #5; H. Sanderson, $25; Jacob Tabler, #10; E. C. Lord, #20; Robert Clarkson, $20; Jesse Topp, #20; J. Colklesser, $10. Mr. G, H. Uassidy presented to the chairman | of the meeting a certificate from Captain Put- nam, showing that he (Cassidy) had enlisted three men into the Untied States service, and laced them to the credit of the Third Ward. Jpon the chairman making the fact known to the meeting, Mr. Cassidy was greeted with joud applause, amid cries of “You are a brick.” r. T. B. Britain, of the Hanson Exemption ub, entered the room and announeed to the ‘Meeting that their club had just passed a reso- tution allowing auy member who desired todo soto withdraw his $100 and place itin the ward funds to fill the quotas. He had $100 in the club, which the Third Ward coald have if the meeting thought Lewd could raise enough money to clear the ward. The Chair (Mr. Larner) stated that if they could mot raise money enough to exempt, all the moneys that had been subscribed would be Teturned. The announcement of Mr. Britain ‘would bring in $10 from Mr. Charles Kioman nd $100 from Mr. Monroe, both of whom were members of tne Hanson club. Several gentlemen of the Hanson club here rose and transferred their $100 to the ward fund. Mr. G. Sharretts was glad to see the exemp- tion men open their eyes and put their money in the proper channel. That fand had been detrimental to the interests of the city, and had stopped enlistments. for as long as gentlemen fed inate money in the clubs they felt secure. At this point some one in the back part of the Toom sang out, “Are youa member!” [Loud laughter } Mr. Sbarretts.—«No, sir; and I am glad of it.” [Renewed laugoter.] Mr. Sharretts then moved that a vote of thanks be tendered to the Hanson club; which ‘Was agreed to. Mr. J.S. Hollingshead said that he under- stood that the resolution passed by the Han- son Club made it obligatory upon its members to withdraw their money before the draft. ‘Therefere those who had it there would draw iton to-morrow, (to-day) as that would be the last day they would Dave. Mr. G. Sbarretts suggested that some of the gentlemen present should lay the matter before the members of the club and get them to con- tribute their money to the Ward fund. Mr. J.G Gibson said that he was a member of the Bacon Clob, and was willing to give nis Ble. the purpose of considering a resolation similar to that passed by the Hanson Club, & commit- tee ought to be appointed to wait on the club. Mr. Sharretts moved that a committee be ap- pointed to wait ou the members of the Hanson amd Bacon clubs and solicit them to contri- bute. The chair appointed Mr. Job Angus on part of the Hauson club, and Messrs. J. G. Gibson and R. JoDnson op part of the Bacon club. Mr. Gideon Larner here announced that he Was not subject to draft having been drawn at the former draft, but as the Third Ward was to | be the banner waved be would contribute 225. it waa ther announced that the amount re- ceived up to the present time, by cash and col- lections, was about 85,010. Atler the (rausaction of some other business of no importance the meeting, adjourned until 1o-night, > Firta Warp Fxemrrion Magring.—Last evening the citizens of the Fifth Ward held a yieeting at Langley’s Hall, corner of 3d street nod Pennsylvania avenue, to take measures 10 ayoid theim pending drat: which was attended, uithougb, bot by a large number, by represen- tatives from every portion of the ward. The meeting was called to order by Mr. C. I. Canfield, and Mr. G.F.Gulick was called to the chair, and R. B. Ferguson appointed Sec- retary. Mr. Golick on taking the chairremarkad that it was bett-r to commence latethan never. He bad bat little doubt if the citizens stirred them- Selves to filing the quota that a postponement of the draft in the ward would be made tor a tew dsys. He bad had an interview with the Provost Marsha!, snd was informed that the quota of the ward wonld de something vss than Omen, Aod from his conversaiion with that officer, he believed that every facility would be shown, &0d had no douht hut that they would yeceive men for thirty days, eyen after the drafted men were sent to camp. Mr. W.H. Eustice said it tha Goverment could be persuaded to give the warda few days’ grace there was but little doant bat that the ward would come out rignt aud he sng- gested tha! @ committee be appomt-d vo ask that the draft be postponed for t+n days. If the draft commenced immediareiy tt would be qdiffcult to raise Buy mwonry for a bounty Tund. Mir. Can‘teid moved that a committes be ap- Pointed to sugg-st ways and means to fill the uote of the ward. Varried, and Messrs Cag Meld, John Hitz, W. H. Eusrice, H. O. Kerte aod Jobn Bobns were appointe 1. Alter &sbort consaltatiou the committee ra- turned, and, through Mr. Hitz, r-ported two proposttions : the appom:ment of col- feotors to solicit ennscriptions for a hoany Tond; and sec nd the appointment of a com- mittee to wattonthe Mayor a > ae him to Urge & postpon mentof the draft ‘or ten days, pre eee us every endeavor to raise ‘ne men in time. Both pro. wer aaaaied propositions: cy : = Scho Hitz was elected treasure: of the und. Mr Hi moved that subscriptis ceived im Sie ue tae propeemneyte one ef ten 'o raise one thousand do “f piause. lars, {Ap The Chair staed that he was like hts friend, As that club was to hold a meeting for | Mr. Hitz. exempt, having already farnished a substitute, but'heiwished to see the draft avert- ed, and would be the second one on Mr. Hita’s pro) hApPiacee,] twenty dollarseach; the subscriptions amoant- ig to nearthree hundred dollars in the course of the evening. A long discussion ensued as to the best course to be pureoed. during which tt was stated that there were a number of persons in the service who bad not been credited to the ward. one gentleman Mr. Kerle, statieg that he nad far- nished the names of forty each. Mr. Carrol) moved the appotatment of acom- mittee of three in each precinct, to asoerttin the names of ruch persons in the service who bave not been credited. Carried:and Mossrs. E. E. Burnes, Tames Lynch, and (@. 1. Canfiel i, ist precinct; Joseph Varroll, D. W. Garst, An- drew McKenna. Mr. Olayton moved a committee he appointed to waiton the Provost Marshal General and ask a postponement of the draft for ten days. Carried, and Mesers. B. B. French, Nathan Sargent, and G. F. Gulick were appointed. The committee were instructed to report this evening at7 o'clock. The following collectors were appoiated to wait on the citizens of the Ward, it being un- derstood that they will commence work im- mediately, and canvass the entire Ward. if poesible, to-day: First Precint—John Bobns, Joseph Platz, Benjamin Fergnson, E. E. Barnes, B. F. Beers. Second Precinct—Theo- dore Burns, D. W. Garst, W. Nottingham, J H. Baker, John Donn. The meeting adjourned to this evening at 74 o'clock, Si Fovrtn Warp Station Cases.—Sophia Merritt, indecent language; #2 Robt. Kaut- ner, drupk and disorder] 8. Columbia Webb, assanit and battery; bail for peace. (. Caton, grand larceny; bail for hearing. Thos. ©. Dines, suspicion of larceny; y1il for hearing. Anna Douglass dronk and disorderly; work- house. Peter O'Hara, drunk, dismissed. J. M. Smith, A. ©. Smith, witnesses; military. George Freese, assault and bittery—twe cases; bail for peace, James Wade, do. dismissed. George Steele, do ; bail for peace. Rubt. Kauf- ner, drunk; workhouse. Edward Stevens, J. B. Stewart, Wm. A. Simmons, James Dalton, housebreaking; jail for court. Frank Lavier, sodomy; bt.il for court. Elizabeth Miller, street walking; workhouse, Se HovusEreeraKeERs.— Between eleven and twelve o’lock last night, a squad of men entered the house of Mr. George Tompkins, on H street, between Sth and 9th east, and one, named Edward Stevens, being caught, told who his comrades were, and officers Eckloff, Lewis, and Morris, of the Fourth Ward, arrested J. B Stewart,Wm A.Simmons, and James Dal- ton. They were all sent to jail forecourt. A few nights before five men entered the same house, stole Mrs. Thompson's dress, watch, &c., aud even went to her bedside and tried to steal the rings from her fingers. They escaped with- out being identified. pate Se Tue BrLiiarp Satoon KEEpers.— Last evening 8 number of billiard saloon keepers had a consultation at Lorch’s in reference to | the bill now before the Uity Councils toin- Mr. N. D. Larner said that two gentlemen | (Tease the rate of taxes on billiard tables. had given him their names for $25 each, and | Nothing special was done at this meeting, ex- cept to determine on calling another meeting. They allege that the passage of the bill would operate unjustly on them, as, while their prices have not been increased, they pay a heavy Government license besides from three to four times as much as formerly for every ar- ticle pertaining to the game. —— ANOTHER 1 » FiaG.—The Ohio and Mase sacbusetts State Military Agencies will raise the national easign on the corner of Severth street and Pennsylvania avenue, this after- noon at5 o'clock. Goy. Chase, Gov. Andrew, the Hons. J. B. Pierce, of Mass , —— Riddle, of Ohio, and others have been invited to be present. While the citizens of Ohio and Mas- eachusetts are particularly requested to be present, all frieuds of the Union are invited. hee Te PENNSYLVANIA ON THE AVENUE —Ovlonel Galiup’s regiment of heavy artillery, number- ing 1,600 men, and raised in Pittsburg, Pa, passed up the avenne yesterday, on their way to Fort Reno. This is the finest regiment ever recruited in the Keystone State. a as Five GrapPes.—From Page’s hot-houses we have some fine specimens of black Hamburg grapes. eee Dzrartcre.—The distinguished and well. known Pianist, Mons. Alexander Wolowski, has left Washington by this morning’s Express, to fulfilashortengagementin New York All those Indies and gentlemen who would like to ent r their names in his absence tor Piano For'e sud Singing Classes, can do so by calling at his residence, 455 10th street, at Jas. N. Callan’s Drug Store. t SPECIAL NOTICES. a JEwRLEY! JEWELRY,—Beautiful Gold Plated clus'er stone setts and ivory setts, and Silver Pla. ted Tea Spoons, at the Dollar Store, 435 Pa ayv., near 4*- st, it* Sisk AND G@amter ReSTAURAST, 162 Penvsylvania Avenue, Washivgton, September 17th, 1364" Dasrtkyv.—Ed Star—Sir: take this method ot informing my friends of the First Ward, in which said Ward I have lived since I first landed in this country, that I am ready with my share of green- backs to help my friends who are drafted to cure substitutes. I hope all persons who a business or otherwise, who claim aliena mattr to what country. will do the and they wi'l save many worthy citizens the trouble of carrying s knapsack for the next two or three years, . fit") ALBERT WooDLer. BPERMATORRH@s O45 BEOURSD.—Dr Rand’s B) cific cures Spermatorrhaa, inal We 3, Lm- 1, Loss of Power. etc., spesdily and egually. Ttsetfects are truly magical. A trial of the Specie will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price §1 @ box. p.O. Ford, cormer lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, = uieery, ja6-ly 81x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey’s Antidote, an English Specifie of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz (3. o change of diet required. Price $1 per bott 3 8. 0. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, ‘ashington, and Henry Cook.exandris, ja 6-15 DIskASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY | AND Sexvat SystemMs—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter onreloge free of charge. \ddress D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No, 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Jo 30-3m. CoL@ate’s Hoxgy Soar. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. Forsale by all Druggisteand Fancy Goods Dealers. ____ {a25-eoly Dx, Duroxt’s Sugsr-coated Female Regulating Pills are the wery best in use. They operate speedily and effectively, and being swsar-coated create no pauses upon the most delicate stomach. A trial o: these Pills will prove their superiority over all ot . Price @isbox. Bold by8.C Hth street and Goox. Alexandria “A Sxiigut Oop, 3.—Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough or ‘slight cold”’in its first stage; that which in the begi ning would yield toa mild remedy, if neglectsd, soon attacks the lungs. ‘* Brown's Bronchial Tr jes’ give sure and a:most immediate relief. Mil- tery Officers and soldiers should have them, as they can be carried in the pocket acd taken as occasion requires au 26-Im . Ford, corner avers, Watbington,and Henry fa6-ly MARRIED, On the 12.b instant by Rev. S. V. beecoh, LEO- NARD 8 CHAPMAN of Frenklin Co New York, te MISS M. VELINDA THUMPSON of Mont- gome y Co., Maryland @n the 4th inet, by the Rev. Mr. Th . SARAB E. NALLY to FRANCIS S cRUTOHETE both of tha city. * {Baltimore papers pi yl se Oa Friday svening, 16th inst., CLARA, inf: ht of Juba Vand Margaret , Reilly, Read 8. Our baby Olara haa left us now, And gone to 4 well above; Where ¢arling +1 g+ls ‘ini? that throng, She'll share her ‘Saviour's love. ‘1 were very hard tnceed to break A par: nt’s cord ef love; ‘the ugh we know she’s happier far. To her angel ho me rhowe A Farenp, . The triends and acquain ances of the family are iosted w atteng the funeral, at the resid -nco of he sarents. op F street south, between 8th ad Sth atroets went, at three o’clock, on Sunday after- neon, On the 16th inst. MARY GERTBUDK. aged one seer and rag months, dauguter of Henry and aria Sin 2 Cc EDUCATIONAL, OMMEROIAL COLLEGE ith and E stro-ts, Cepoaite Foss OBse.. Hoare of SCnfeearrrae es ard Eo eee j Indies, 4 to big ‘erm: moderate fire. ‘a ci f 1 i LI araee nih rent. js desirous of learni =a oe polka > between O street eee ———___ © ~ BMAL® COMPLAINTS neuses F impurity ofthe blood reel fe pect ae from Dr. DARBY, 492 7th street between Honoravle and rcientific treatment war- tere Sep ly-Im™ ALE—BSix good WASTE F CARTS and Harness. oo tor oieeaee J. M@, YUUNG, Jr, & BuO. sep H-eost™ 4403 Penn's dv..n-ar at, OGEHEAPS ANP CRATES —0; H Hogs cade ard Crates filled with ee Tee s lo by ©. we en SUN eee ‘all,) ih. Lok veuue, Prey any }» between aad 10t. at. and reyeral others sabscribed | WANTS, ee ANTED—A QOOD GIRL, well rec »mmonded for general honse work, ‘Goni wages paid. FOR RENT AND SALE. WO OR THREE CO ABLE KOOMS GAN be Bad with Board, at No, 321 Get. Weehine: Cc sep 7 st® Inquire 51 bth etreet, corner of A. ton, D. 4NTBD—A good QU0K, WaSHek and OR RENT—A well established SCAND fury Wren eee coe fee are | Ge re stats cect Oued sth ster folaall between Lith and lta @ sep 17-34" oer hee information apply on the premises. OOM AND BOARD WARTED ont! tof de e R tober. io wir va-e family, tst_or 2d Wart, by ex RENT—A_ three story BRICK DWELL asipglemnn, Add-ees K. B, W., Star Office, with ING, coptaining nine roma, Latrobe stove, t 5 iia #a8.ahydrantin the yard. Th we is ia con” Taw JANTED—At the Avenue House, No 342 B W atreet between 1ath ani 33th, two OYATER SHUCKRLS and one WAITER. None but good bands need apply epost sep 17-5tt W 4N1ED-A PURCHASER, furone half inter- est ina Hotei in thia city, already esteh- Adires ®. A, L., War aso U7 2t* V 7 ANTED—A reso ctable middle aged WHITE MOMAN t» take charge of house sad ma e@ berself gene ally nactul. Ref+rence as to h exty #nd morsi character required. Address BACH- ELCB. sep 17 3t* V 7 ANTED—A gentleman of retired bab ts de- sires BOARD and ROOMin aprivate amy, in Washingtcn or Georgetown. where he cen have the use of a Piano, with a view to the study and practice of music Address W. H. H , Star Offics. Sep 17 -2t" = W ANT’ D-A gentleman of refinement, (of the legation,or otherwise) keeping a hors’ er heres wit or without servant, may fiat very @ sirable ACOOMMOUVATIUNS in a healthy, Doerhern part of the city. KEnquira of J os. TOPHAM, 500 7that, sep IT-3t* WV Ah ren ae a eonestonts vouna air! aatt | TATION as chambermaid. or to 49 ol sewing ormurse, Please ad ress box No | Office 61901 WASTED—From 84.000 to $5,000, fro to four years. Deed of trust give on valua- ble realestate. Addreas 8 E. A, Box No. 10, 8tsr Cfhice. Rep 15-6t* lished, and do ne 9 goo businese. Ww ANTED—A white BOY about I7 years of age | CHAS. 1, LOCKWOOD & CO., sep] $24 Peuna. av. Wat eh lady without family,a FUR- NISHED HOUSE, from to 12rooms. Must be near thestreet cars. Best of refer-nces given, Address or apply at $9 Pa. avenue, between 2ist and 92d sts. sep 16-3" V ANTED—A SITUATION of some kind by an _ active man of strict temperance habits aud principles. Has best references, and can be relied vpon to fulfill regularly all duties, or would invest some capita: in some safe business. Plense ad- dress ‘A. Z.,” at this office. sep 16-2t* to run errands plete order, No, 6 Missouri avenue, between 4% and 6th streety, Rep 7. 3t* Enquire next door, No. 5, ing ten rooms, cel- jlarge lot, with stude 6th street, >a tof the three equates aouth of Pennsylvania ay., new occupied by Mr, J. oH, Whevler, Possession given immediately. Those desiring a pleasant ieee examin oe yremieees rade! ee Oe .G. AD. 3 t, No. street, Thr Wake nn eee nop i7-3" fw.) ORF TO RENT—Between 7th and 6th streets, Kk" 400 D street. Inquire on the premises, Rep I7-4t* AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. a Binsin Yue MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, INE OLD On PLATED SMA LL DISHES AND WAITERS, ASD Op TUESDAY MOKNT tember * th. Sof ratbeagitence No. US7 H atree', bevtwoon of Honrehuld Pavaitecs ee aacel! a small Lot of Sofas, Arm and Easy rts Pd Effects, comprising— Tabler, Chairs. Bio st Redateada, Mattreeses, Griba, Bolsters aud Pillows Veretian Biinds, &¢ : . AL Nomber of Gné ol Paintings aod Bogravings, A lot of anperior Sheficid Plated Ware, cowpris- e— Waiters. Wine Coolers, Covered Uyster Dishes, round aad oval, Dishes without covers, Butter Dishes. Salts, &c Also. « lot of China and Bohemian Glassware, Terms cash JAS. C. McGUIRE & O0., Auots. Foor sare oR RENT—Houss No. 26 on 24 st, t. Mags, av,aad d st. Inquire at the cor 16 2°] Bic, OORNKLY. FOR RENT, onfarnished, on second four. Inqvire at second house from northeast correr I7th aod K. a jcc BORIS SF (OR SALE—A BRICK STORK, suitable for a confectionery store. Apply at 365 7th streat, corner I Sep 15-3t* WO OR THREE UNFURNISHED BOOMS - for rest, in a new three-stuty Brick House, to & respectable family, No. 272 Second st., dstween Tascachusetts avenue and H sts, sep 16 3t™ {UK BENT—On the Island, two er three ROOMS very convenient for housekeeping, A small family without children preferred, Inquire attha Star Office, sep 16-3" OR SALE—Fighty-f Si) acres of heavy Pe eee ee eet eat feos 60 to 7h cor per acre; situated in Montgomery 16 miles from the District and 2 miles county, Md from the Canal. Apply to WM. KILGOUR, At- torney at Law, 517 7th st. sep 16-lw* Fo. RENT—That desirable RESIDENCE, No 350, Franklin Row, K street north, betw: I2th and 13th streets west, The house is farn throughout, and contains 14 roo: given IstOctober. For terms, &c., app ax streets eas sep 15-2t* OR BENT—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM on the Srst floor, or two bedrooms on the second floor, at 341 F st., bet. 9tnand 0th sts. sep 15 3t™ Posse: ly at Fi ‘air- Cottage, O street south, between 24 and ‘3d Capitol 5 ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE with modern improvements in a Central location, north of Pennsylyania Avenue. Direct J. 0. Star Office, stating rent, &c. sep 15 3t* WANTED—-A SMALL HOUSE. furnished or un- furnished. Address CAPTAIN R. SODOR, Northeast corner 19th and G streets, stating terms, &e. sep 15-3t* WASTED, IMMEDIATELY—A good second- hand RANGB. Alto, two good OYSTER FECCEERS: Apply at the Green couse, No. 514 ew Jersey avenue, nearthe Depot. sep 15 3t* On BALE A nearly new COOKING STOVE, ladelphia Burner.) Inquire at 345 Wth street, between L and M, % nop is ate ‘OR RENT—An OFFIOE, and several hand- ‘somely furnished ROOMB, ._, Apply immediate- ly at 452 13th street, between EB and F sts, ep 15-3t* No CE—The ROOMS at 353 I street, between 13th and Mth, opposite Franklin Square, so fre- quently applied for of late, can now be secured, if garly'appl ‘ion is made. Bath-room in the house, Board furnished if desired. Sep 15-3¢* $2 000 WANTED—A LOAN OF TWOTHOU- 3 IU SAND DOLLARS wanted. The best security will be given on improved Real Estate. Address B. Box 7334 Post Office. _ sep 15-3t* D—A SITUATION, by s young msn of busi: hatits, ght employment; would like to go with a sutler or purveyor, having some ex perience, and can yee good city references; is not particular about eslary. Addresss “J.B ,’ 336 Post Office, Washington, D.C. sep 15.3t* WANTED By sreapectabic lady, aSITUATION ina Hotel as chambermaid, 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 - Roe 36 2d street east, betweea B and C ill sep $* erson to take family washing home, by the month. None but competent persons need apply, 349 i9th between Tand K sep 15-3 W ANTED-A SITUATION by a gardener and farmer. He understands it in allits branches, acd will give the best sati-faction of any other man seeking a situation of the kind. and do his work with leas expensa, and will shaw a good | moral example to those who are aroand him, and teach them the babita of industry. Gentleman doing business in Washington or Raltimore pre- ferred. Address C. 8. D.,at the Star office, for one week a i sep 15-3t* F° RNISHED HOU8E WANTED.—A comfort ably furnished HOUSE, of moderate size. is wanted immediately. in this city or Georgetown, Central location preferred. Address Box No. 2056 Washington city post office. sep 13 ti Coloma WANTED—For a private family. Those who can bring eatisiactory testimonials of character, and competency, may apply between the hours of 10 and 120’clock, tod, DENT,No. 156 15th street, Sep 12-lw* WwW ANTED TO RENT—A medium sized DWEL- LING, now or any time prior to the Ist November. Address 8. L. Stent, Garden street, near Preston st., Baltimore City. sep 13-eod-2w* ANTED—A number of active. honest BOYS, as messengers in the Independent melegeal h Office, Good wages can be made, Apply at 490 15th street Sep 19-lw WwW ANTED—Two Hundred COLORED MEN. ce ply at No 40 Water street, Georgetowa, au ANTED—Two steady, industrious BOYS, one each to learn the Harness and Trunkmaking business. Apply at 500 7th street. au 29-tf LD BOTTLES WANTED! OLD BOTTLES WANTED! The highest cash price will be paid for— Waals Chan pagne Be e8, jo. 0. al Pint Porter do, Pint Ale do, int Ale Jugs, &¢,. &c.,b: E se A ERY i. SHINN. Union Bottling Depot, Georgetown, D.C. N.B.—Any porson having large quantities of Old Bottles on hand, can have them taken away bynotifyingme. [au18-Im} R.A. SHINN. ANTED—By MORGAN & RHJNEHABRT, at G@ street Wharf, 5,000 Toner GREEN HO8- PITAL AND CAMP BONS, fe which the high est market price will be paid. au 18-eolm ANTED-8 IND HAND FURNITURS Also, MIRRO CARPETS, BEDS, = DING, and HOUSBFURNISHING GOODS ofevery description. B. BUCHLY, 42% 7th street. Je 3-tf between G and H. east GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS \NEORGETOWN TAXES—Anabatement of three I per cent. will be allowed on the general tax of 1864, if yaa on or befors the Ist of October next, after which time the Collector will proc2ed, under the law, to prepare liste of general, water and school tares due, and unpsid, for advertisement, in- volving heavy additio .al costs. All ixterested will do well to govern themselves a‘cordipgly. CHARLES D. WBLCH, sep 16-dtOctl Collector. HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be- tween William 8. Mattews and John W.8moot, under the name of W,S. MATTHEWS & OO., was on the 17th ult, dissolved by mutual consent, Parties indebtea will please call for settlement upon William 8. Matthews, at No.49 tine street, W.S. MATTHEWS, + JOHN W. SMOUT. Georgetown, D.O., Sept 8, 1854. The business wi'l be continued by W. §. Mat- thews, under the name of W.8, MATTHEWS & CO., and at the old stand, No. 49 High street, where he will be pleased to serve hia customers. Fep 9-2awit™ WILLIAM 8. MATTHEWS. Gp sgRGetownN CORPORATION STOCK.— 3 Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears ap interees of ax er cent, per baer arable juarterly, can o mn some a) . AIRD. Clerk of said Corporation” je29-dvor , WING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Petomac Tow Company’s boat *Potomac,’? “Gov. Curtin” and ‘Belle Haven.’”’ Apply to the Captains on board, or to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, my 18- Water streat. Georgetown, J. W. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, ‘TEMPeRa! Hat.,E Street, Misses. and Masters, WEDN URDAY aFTERNGONS, TrGenticmons class MONDAY and WED. eptlemon's class MON = NESDAY EVSNINGS, from 7 to 10 o'clock. Private instructions given to suit the conyeni- oro Seana other information, apply at th: rm js Hall during the hours of tuition, aia + sep 10-8.M.WaAB, 4t ARDEN BEEDS! GARDEN SER Just received, fresh and genuine, DBS TP. BADISB MBER, evan CABBAGE KALB, Als, CLOVER AND TIMOTHY. J.P. BARTHOLOW, 558 7th at., between Pena_av. and Canal 29-906 en 2-eott ________Washington, D. C. PAWNBROKER AND 285 LOAN OFFICE. 285 LICENSED BY AUTHORITY, ae5 MATTHEW K WALSH, 285 255 C Streer, between 1 thand 1th, Second door from Harvey's Opster Beloc! In compliance with the many friends, I had. ionin order. @7 Having had twelve years experience in busi- ness in favorab'y knewn to many of t that to all who may in- th business, (which will be strictly isl) 1 will give satisfaction joe Open pe ev y (Sunday ex: ) from Sev * Tc anil Mine o'clock P. x. & on 0 aloek 'OR SALE—The whole ora part of LOT No.3, of square 1096, on A street south, between I7th and 18th streets east, near Lincoln Hospital, 52 foot fronts and 1s feet Seer pals at No. 13 jssouri avenue. between 4); an ats. sep 15-3t* “*. DL. GEBEOKE. OR SALE—A HOUSE and LOT on Patrick street. The House is entirely new, and the locality good | The purchaser will be warranted nst all claima of Hiram Arnold, or other par- Apply at 163 Queen street, Alexandria. Va, sep 15-6" BENEDIOT & ALBEE. Fo SALE—STOUK and FIXTURES of an old established family Grocery Store doing a zood business, Reasous for ie ey having other busi- ness, and cannot attend to both. Also, a good FAM of 100 acres, on the railroad, 12 miles from town and one mile from 9 atation, For further information inquire of J. B, JONES & CO,, corner of L and 7th streets, sep 15-6t* PEN ERED ROOMS. with Board, for rent at No. 416 G street, between Sth and 9th, oppo site the Patent Office. Cail and see them, s@ 14-7t* {OR SALE-A good-sized FRAME HOUSE, tw story, containing four rooms; also the Lot, 23 by 62, Terms easy. Apply on the premises, corner Istaud H, Island Rep I4-tw* Fe SAL rior, Bedroom. and Kitebea FUR- NITURE. Carpets, Bedding, &c., mostly new; also,a lady's Side Saddle. Inquire for WAG NER. second door from the corner of Mass. ave, api Ist street sep 14-6t™ Fo RENT—A first class HOUSE, 254 G street, second door from 15th street, near the State Department, containing 10 rooms, besides kitchen, attic and large cellar; gas aud Cin fixtares all through the house, and a pump in the yard. Also, ip private family,a PARLOR and CILAMBER on the first floor, (furnished,) 460 New York avenue, near loth st. sep 14-tf . A. GARDNER. FOE SAWHAT A RABGAIN—The STOCK and TURES of M. L. Julihn’s Fancy Goods ent, 206 Pa. av. For particulars ap- store. ___8ep 13-6t* STORE TO RENT—A good STORE, centrally lo- & cated. lighted with gasand provided with fix tures. Apply at 335 F street, bet. 9th and 10th sts. rep i2-dtt GOLING HOUSE FOR BALE. The Proprietor of this popular and well-known Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from busi- ness, and offers his well-known house for sal Any one wishing to engage in a LUCRATIV. BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- sylvania avenue, bet. 12th and i3th sts. sel2-lw* OR RENT—A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY having a splendid Sky Light. Connected with the Gallery are three convenient Rooms. Inquire on the premises, No. 540 Pennsylvania avenue, between let and 24 sts’, or of GREGORY ENNIS, 252 F st. sep 10-tf OR SALE OR RENT—The large four-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSS, No. 388, on the north side of nort! treet, between 34 street west and 4% street, having a front of Sfeetona lot 140 feet deep, with a stable and carriage house building in the rear on an alley, 3) feet wide. Possess: on oe the house can be had in a few days. App! 0 Hi street, to Repiiwes Oe JAMES TOWLES._ HE UNDERSIGNED WILL I sale a tract of LAND, contai: r two hundred and fifty acres, nt about 4 miles from the Capitol, over Benning’s Bridge; about 50 acres cleared {and 45 in meadow; the balancein unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut, No improvements. except a smallhouse. For farther particulars address Box 354, Washington, D. C.. oF inquire of ne subscriber. 1}¢ miles northeast noning’s Bri ce. Csepée ime E. SHERIFF. FURSHED ROOMS — Single or ites of ROOMS, suited for the accommodation of offi- cers of the army and others; also, PARLORS with felding doors; all just vacated, at 424 15th street, between New York avenueandH. sep 5-cott* URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, to gentlemen only—347 K street, near 13th, Inquire of Mrs. A. E. STEPHENSON. au Si-tf FO RENT—The large and commodious ROOMS com prising the second, third and fourth sto- ries over J. L_ Kidwell’s new Drug Store. on Es near corner of Pa. av, and lith st., two deors bi Will, ’ Hot rete te JOHN L. KIDWELL, Fo RENT—A ROOM on 15th street, opposite the Treasury Department, adapted to ti 1e Use having connected vice it n- ofa Banker or Broker, a very commodious and substantial vault. | quire of WILLIAM ORME, No, 312 Penn. ave.. between l0th and ith sts. au 27-30 i hk SUBSCRIBER offers at private sale avery valuable and productive FARM, situated in the District of Columbia, one mile east of Ben- ning’s Bridge, containing sixty acres of excellent land, well watered. The improvements, a large two-story Frame Dwelling, nearly new, with the necessary out-buildings. | Persona wishing to pur- chase are inyited to examine the premises. Avery plesant drive of three miles,over a good road, rer asccn YY: ROBERT K. NEVITT. Fok. SALE—DRUG STOBK, BRICK HOUSEand three BUILDING LOTS. Inquire at No. 455, Mass. avenue, near 6th st. __ au }8-Im* _ Fo. SALE—A three atory aud attic BRICK HOUSE and out-buildings,on North Capitol street, between B and C, No, 394, nearly opposite the Washington Railway, near the Depot House, containing 10 rooms; a vacant lot adjoining; front of 55 by $0. For further particulars inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & CO., No. 322 Pennsylva- i nia au ls We. OFFER FOR SALB. 8 A a great bargain 9 mall FARM. containing about 65 acres, well improved with new dwelling and all necessary ont- houses. This property lies about 4 miles from Genter Market, on the ning’s Bridge road across Eastern Branch, is ina high aad ealtng situation. with an abundsnce of wood, Terms ie known of 2 made knowVEENY & CO., Real Eetate Brokers, au 15-1m Gorner 7th and O strects, TS NEW AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PI t private sale two new and superior Ri Case Seven Octave PIANO FORTES of Peak Ss and workmanship and froma celebrated manu- ___Auction and Com. Mero ree MRS. GOODALL, MONDAY, Sept. Sth, at her residence, 166 K at,, bet. Isth and 19th, north side. sep3 20" furan’ Seddie H es le meee Ke is giso baring: perronsin the trade will do well to 'ANO FORTES AT PHIVATE SALE —We of . Which be sold at Feo ote eee ee MCGUIRE & Fepi3-6t Teacher of SINGING AND PIANO, & Commences instruction in the above branches on TURNER'S LIV \ reet, between H aod te ie drt bag EVER AND AGUB PERMANE! ¥ FPones.—Madame ManSHAy 108 Festeo, URED will warrant to the public to cure the Fever end Ague resenee ty, ee week's time. oe” er T22 SOLDIER'S FRIEND! —Being a correct ‘ide to the Soldier. answerin ipqu! ry he may ‘eto make with anes ey rAd the Scldier, cle and explicitly laid down to ide him in ajl his mers ramsections before ie Dey Ts larly © je War Department; ¥ ob, it ng other information of the utmost value ‘I lo ” ier should be without it, Seni paid, to any Soldier's ad- om seep of "ents, Aadrons Box 659 ton Olly Post Office. "Th ; bet) in giving his company, regimeat foe” —OOMIBEY tone v MPO) BAVANA BRGARS—J 0. BACHER, Band Sdoamigers f Ses Bo, pow f ne oe Tisatlcitatoeta avis ov Weis daa t success at No. 403 and Ith wie aep 1h iat BOIAL NOTIOK.—All Ss. inst Perseverence 3 Toe. inet atoms top! to thembers are, od tee », Sept. ~ here Will be a final set! by ae al Mementar a! Jie persons who are Prevent, wil, by resolution isa ot bal tro maid pea ot a order ot the Baste Sait a. DrdKAOH. BS AND have this "s OAB- new 5 BTAT S08 sep I7-d BY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE O¥ FIVE SMALL FRAME TEN- EMENTS. ON 3) STREET, BBTWKEN MIS SOURI AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES, TO BR REMOVED. On TUESDAY. he 2th inst, we shall sell, ia front of the premises, at 5 o'clock m,, five small frame tenements. to be removed, situated on Third street west, between Missouri and Pennsylvania avenver. Terms cash, Sep 16-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* JA3. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW YORK AVENUK, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STS.. AND THD LOTS ON OREGON sTREBT, AT On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, September 234. at 5 o'clock. on the previises, we shall sell the east half of Lot No. 6,in square 514. tronting 33 fect 5in- ches on the north side of New York avenue, be- tween 4th and 5th streeta west, running back toa 3h foot all-y, to be divided into two building lots, Immediately after we shall sell Lote 32 and 38. in subdivision of square No. 448, fronting each 24 feet on Oregon strezt, and running back 105 feet to a 15 foot alley, 1e: Titile perfect. Terms cash sep ie-a J.0. McGUIRE & 0. Aucts, B* WM. L, WALL & 00., Auctioneers, Bouth corner Penn’a avenue and 9th street, TES, LIQUORS. CIGA! : buladiirsartaatt uty Cs AUOTIONS ome tunes On TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. 20th, commen- cing at 10 o’cloek, we will sell, at the Aucti: Rooms, an assortment of Groceries, &c compan Bi TChents Ton. Foxes Coffee ameaan exes Groun ‘| tard Boxes Yellow and rs Boaps syne Onases Whisky, Demijohns Brandy 50.000 Segars, diferent brands xes Navy and o' 2 Kegs White Lead A? o Baskets Troeniek, 4 Siller’s Champagn: e' aiok ant er ampagne 25 Barrels Glasaw: are 50 Barrels old Bourbon, Gibson, Kyle, Cincin- nati and Rye Whisky i P Barrel Apple Brandy SE RENTS A ug a of other js in rocery ling & Variety of ote DO WALL & 00 5 sep 16 {Chron} Austioneors. 8. MARSHAL’S SALE. Tn virtue of a writ of fieri fe clerk’s office of the Suprema Columbia, and to me directed, I will seil at public sale, for cash. in front of W.L. Wall & Co.'s Ba- z+ar. on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 1th streeta. in the city of Washington. D.C.,on SAT- URDAY, the 21th day of September inst. 1354, com- mencing at 39 o’cloek a.m." Dunn Horse, 1 Bay Horse, d and levied upon as the property of Jobn C, ton dwill be seid to satisfy judicials No, of Isaac Alexandet WARD H. LAMON U_ 8, Marshal 8, issued from the ® H 1 sep 15-d Cc BY JA8. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THREE BUILDING LOTS_ON NORTH KST., BETWEEN 20TH AND 218T STREETS WEST, AND ALL OF BQUARE_No. 95, AT PUBLIC SALE. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Sept 2th, at5 g’clock.on the premises, we shalleell all of Lot No.39, and the west half of Lot No. 20, in Square No 78, fronting tecether 60 feet on the south side of K street, between #th and 21st streets west, and runBing back 147 feet > inch to a 2) feet alley, to besold as three lots of 20 feet front each, Immediately after: We shall sell the whole of Square No. 98, bounded by New Hampshire avenue, 2lst atreet west, and north N streets, Title perfect. Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed oftrust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. sepié4 ‘JAS, C. MoGUIRE &CO., Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. No 626 7th street, corner D north. LARGE SALE OF NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD ND KITCHEN FURNITURE, OF THE BEST ‘ae 2:at instant, at 10 o’clock the residence of a gentle- ing.on vorta K street, A MAKE. AT AUC On WEDNESDAY, t & m., we shall sell, man declining hone between Sth and Ith str: west, en e@ as- serumeny of nearly new furniture, consi ath in of— One very fine Freneh Plate Mirror Mahogany Sofas, Castor, and Side Ohairs Sond Sak Sideb-ard ‘with Mtegere and Glass ae Mav ble tor, Sentre and Side Tables Bilver Plated Coffee and Tea Sets Fine assortment of Ergravings Three-ply and other Carpets ere 5, Bedstesds, Wi ds, &e. early new Gook and other #toves China, Glass and Crockery Ware ith many otrerarticles too numerous toenu- me fe ih. zp ibd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALB OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN adeed ubscribers, dated the 17th day of August, 1860, and recorded in |. No. 203, folios 167,et seq., one of the Dlie auction 4 THE SEVENTH WARD, By virtue of of trust to t! Liber J . Land Records, &c., we shall offer at pub! on WEDNESD. Bumbered seven, (7,) of numbered four hundred and thirteen, (413,) of t) plan of the City of Washingten, with the improv ments thereon, consisting of a two story: House, This property is situated on souti between Sth and 9th streets west, a depth of one (8) nches to an al ey Terms of sale: One half cash, the residue in six , the Prrohaser giving his notes 8, #atisfactorily endorsed and pearing interest from the day of sale, and se- and twelve mont for the deferred paymen' cured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of saleare notcomplied with, within five days from the day ofsale. the Trustees reserve the rightto re-sell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on giving one weeks Rance om sneererone in some newspaper in the City of Washington. EDWARD G. CARRINGION, ASBURY LLOYD Beaces au Y-2awswkds WML, WALL & CO., Aucts | ¥ J, 0, MOGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, NOTICE.— VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH K STREET, BET QI8T STREETS, AT PUSLIO AUOTION. Will be soid at public auctionon MONDAY, the 19th day of September next ensuing, at 44s o’clock, on the premises. the following desirable piece or eel of ground, lying, situate and being on north Eictreet 83 fect 9 inches east of its intersection with 2ist street west, thence north 7 feet to an alley, thence west 2 feet, thence south 5 feet 9in- | ches, ‘thence west 20 feet, thence south 64 feet 3 in- | ches, thence east 40 feet to the beginning, being Lot No.9, in square No, 76, containing two thou- sand six bundred and eight ereabouts. The title believed to be undoubted. Terms: One-half cash; the ba'auce in threeequal instalments, peyable respectively in 6,9 and 12 montha, with interest, the deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust on the premises, By order of Trustees, sep 6- J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auvts. Y J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Avctioneers. TRUETEE'S SALE UF IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR L STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 61H AND 77H STREETS WEST On THURSDAY AFTEBNOON, October 6, at 6 | virtue of a deed of Yelook i o'clock on the premises, b; tite: dated fort 5. Sacion: z- Lipphard and , 1867, and duly rece: No, 181, folios 247, et seq., ope of the Land Records ington Gounty. D. © we shall sell part of Rquare No, 449. fronting M feet 6 north L street, between 6te aud 7th streets west, and running back 7§ feet 6 inches. Also. a rear portion of the satd Lot No. 4. froutin 2 feet on the 30-foct alley, avd extending baci tha Width 40 feet. improved by « frame-tenement, enveyanices and revenue atamps at the cost of the verchaser, 4, UNG. ‘ MOB eG OEFUTT,§ Testers. J.C, McGUIRE « CO., Aucts. sep 15 eokd A CLOSING OUT SALE. SA Preliminary move toward closin: ness, thi will offer, fora riod: their entire stock of DRY GOO CERIES at much reduced prices for cash At the expiration of the anid lod, the ce of the stock, to, r Bed ‘th: property. petoenins to the #0] 3 Arm, will be ofered ai 'y. OFBUPT & UO. A. ¥. a No, 163 and 2€5 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. ns, i LIGHTNING Ds — 2 tw NING S with pie busi- and gas up, Lie! Sift hg Brists i ‘Di Seer Paesate a tie Yoel aie Aiskandria, Verse 6 jos ri os Ao ot ith _ ‘ard ‘8 . foot rat to 1 Kins PAINTINGS, SHBFFTELD LOT OF FURNITORE aT AUUTIUN. NG. Be: a the purchaser, | 1-4 jurt of District of AV. the 2ist day of September, at 4 o'clock, p. m.,’in front of the premis+s, all of Lot sub-division of Square Tame G st., The Lot has a width of twenty-four (24) feet. ten() inches, and undred and twenty-four feet, eight | WEEN 20TH AND y-five square feet,or LiberJ AB... | Da aad GEO | MLESTANGING done lath ST LTS vom BY 248. ©. MeGUIRA & 00 IURFE_ DESIRABLE B ILDING Lots o KHUDB ISLAND AVENUB. BRtWwe Ef AND 19TH STERETS AT PUDLIG ES Lat T= .. Auctioneers, WEDNBSDAY AFTERNOON, 16, at "clock. the premise, Bers alt ee i iw Of iota in T”’ fremsing each 18% feet, om Rhode Island aver between lith and lth streets west, Title perfect. ‘Terms One third in cash: the remainder ie three ard nive months, with imterest, seoured by deed of trust on the premiaes. A oayment of $25 on each lot will be required at te tee Or ene. ate th 8 a Dopveyances and stampa at the purchaser's coat, sep B-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B7-THR ABCVE SA: B WILL TA on TUBSDAY, . 20th, eame ten Be ©. McGUIRE & Co., An GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets, TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH BASR- MENT @ND STORE ROOM, AT THE CORNER SUeriog & AND NORTH N STREETS, AP On TUESDAY, the ath tnstant, we shall sell. front of the premises, at Sco'clock eae thine lowing handso: properte: mi rete ete Part Iot 2, in square N 2, ing a front Gscb, thin wide allansomithe tao et feat. by 75 toot which are a good two-story brick house, with base- ment, containing geod roome, one ef which hag been ‘occupied asa grocery store for many yoars Trin property is handsomely located at kA rner of 4th and north N atreets. - =n Terms: Two-thirds cash; the balance in siz and ys eras secured by a deed of trust on the remises, a All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the oost of the purchaser GREEN & WILLIAMS, sep 15-0 Auctioneers. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, No. 626 corner 7th and D streets north, THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND THE ISLAND, AT AUCTION Ot ON On WEDNKcDAY, the 2ist instant, at five and « half o’clock p. m.. we shal gell. in front of the preraioes, north half of Lot 19, in Square 264. wide ¢ improvements, which consist of a good three- story Brick Houce, containing ten halls, This property has a front of 94 feet, oui street, between south B and © streets, running back Fieseet 10 inches to an alley, and bas also « @ given soon after the sale. One half cash; balance in 6 and 1 monthe, fer notes bearing it, A ds and a deed of trust Sakeat eter is ee esse conveyanees and e stam) Cost of the purchaser. ptt as 4 Title indrsputabdle. sep 15 eo& GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auote. B* JAS. O. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY BALE OF SMALL An OP ¢ EE NORTHERN yet) aE on TURSDAY APTRENOON: Sept. Mth. at & ‘clock, 01 Ns orcleck.o@ the ore we Got gone Square north of eet ae aromas ans north atreet, con’ nm 5 feet of grot a Terms: one-third fn th, the remainder in six gad twelve foags > . interest, secured bya eed of tras’ re all conveyance and revenu itamps at the cost of sep J. 0. McGUIRE & O00. Aucta. BY 3, 0. MOGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, LUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON D STREET NORTH, BBTWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTRENTH SCREETS WEST,AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THORSDAY AFTERNOON, September. 2. i sel rts of ical ws, bounded by" | at 50’clock, om the premises, we eha' Lots Nos. 1] ard 12 in Square No. 293, fronting 21 feet on north D street, between 12th and ISth sts, west, rurning back 83 fet 4% inches toe 28 feet paved al)-y, improved by a brict building two high storiens occupied as a wholesale wine and liquor store. Terms’ One-half cash; the remainder in 3, 6,9 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, T tle indisputable. a Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid] the tT 5.0, MCGUIRE & OO, Aucts, Y¥ J. C. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 10TH tTREET WEST, NEARLY OPPOSITE FORD'S THEA 4 On TUESDAY A®FERNOON, September 2th, at 50’clock, on the premises, we shall sell, Lov No.33, in ae No. 817, fronting 50 feet on 10th street west, between E and F streets north. nearly opposite Ford’s Theater, and runniug back k® feet, 1 inch; together with the impravements, con- sitting of anold fashioned Brick Dwelling House. Terms: One-half in eash; the remainder in 6 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on_the premises, Donvarenoe and revenue stampe at the cost of the Waronaeer J.C, McGUIRE & 00., sep 13-c BY J.C, MOGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, EREMPTORY SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUBE AND LOT NEAR THE LONG BRIDGE anP BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT NBAR FHS ARSENAL, On MONDAY AFTERNOON, September 19th. 1864, at 5 @’cloek, On the premises, we shall seli et of Lot No. 3, in square No, 268, fromting on jaryland avenue, between 13th and 134 ats., improved by Frame House. At 5% o'clock, om the premises, we shall sell Lot uare No. 504, fronting 27 feet 6 inches on P stree! pons 4’ strest and rapping beck 13 “wide alley, and improved with a three- story Brick Dw Beer House. containing seven reomay wittt cellar; also, a brick stable on the rear erms: One-half cash; the remainder in six months, with interest. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- JAS. OC. McGUIBE & O0., Ancts. ¥ J. 0, MOGUIRE & OO,, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPRRTY. Under and by virtue of a decree of the 8 me Court of the District of Columbia, si in uity, sees July 5th, 1864,im a certain cause, wherein yh Ann Brown and ethers are com- wstoants, and Ambrose A. Brown and others are lefendanta, No. 221 east we shall sell on the remises, on WEDNESDAY. the 2ist day of Sep- ember, commencing with the first named, at § o’clock p, m.: Lot No. 1, in Bquare No. 568, fronting 30 feet en north E street, at the corner of Second street west, and running back 100 feet to a 25 feot alley. Also. the north part of Lot33,in Jas 0. McGuire's subdivision of Square No. 624, fronting 15 feet 7 inches om First street west, between G and H sta, north, and running back 130 feet 4 inches toa foot alley. and improved by a three-story Brick Dwelling House. Terma: One-half im cash; the remainder in nine andeighteen months, with interest from theday Of sale, to be secured by the bonds or notes of the purchasers, with a surety or sureties, to be ees ne tall Sreent oF the pure! m on the and interest, the trustees will convey the proper- ty. mveysnces and stamps at the cost of th eet "i the terms of sale not complied with in five days thereafter, the reserve the right to resell, on one week’s notice, at the risk and oxverss of the defaulting purchaser, SicHOLAs 0. stHPHBNS, { Trustees anw-eokds J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers. Orrioe U. 8, CaritoL EXTEeNsion, Auctione: 1 blocks Tennessee ble. 1,000 feet (cubic) of remnants do. 12 pieces Potomac Marble. 2 6 cubic feet Vermont Green Serpentine. 1O. $C olan eet remnants Italian Marble. will be sold a lar; Deore, Bbutters, snd Building Materia ricus kinds, B of the Laterior. Ly order of the Secret MENT paterion : sep 6-dtd General Superintendent, SAL OF CONDEMNED MULBS, CHIKF Qusnseeaay 0: } FFIOR, RPOT OF WASHINGTOS, Wasuinctoy, D.C id cles 5,1 Will be sold at public auction, at the Gorraig, near the Observatory, in the city of Wi nto A on WEDNESDAY, Beptember 21, 1864, a lot o! Ns demned as unfit for public service, “"Perms— Oath. in Goreramen fends. o commence at 10 0’c! a.m. = H RUOKER, sep S-td D. i. Brig. Gen’land Ohief master _#e en aan oee Weshinstes, i Quast GENBRALS OFFIOR, TR8T DIVvisiox, Wacurxcren. D. ber 2, 1864. ‘Will be sold at PUB bigh- ota an aeie SEO ae ee iz: York, Pa., Thursday, Sept. 15, 1°64, ‘or! Amped mg. 1s 1564. Alt Ti Lebanon, ®, Thuredey, Dont Fe. aes pt. 29, 1864, | TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT BAO LACB, These herses have ndemned as unit for the Uavalty servi aun ee te er good bargains rees sold singly, Torme: Oash in United re 3 e . @. M. Gens Otlce. aon Co Firat Division, @ QQ UaBTERMApTER GENBEAL'S OFFICE, mst Dev! een ree neg it + BS. caea suitable for Cavalry and Artillery service witb Pgschesed s4gienvore popes mar- kot, uilOctover ta dhevered to Captile 1. Low Moore, A 3 id nod be subjected to. the usual Govern e ra ion be’ pire being accepted