Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. _ — a AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s TazaTre—Madame Ponisi will to-night repeat her admirable delineation of tbe « Marquise Pompadour,” in the tragedy of «: Narcisse.” A large and fashionable audience ‘were delighted with her superior acting iast tight, and as this tragedy will be performed to-night for the last time, a crowded house xaay be anticipated. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bish- op also appear in an excellent farce. Vanierizs.— Fitzsimmens announces that hhe will keep his new play, “ Dangers of a Dancing Girl,” on the boards of the Varieties ut for one week. Lovers of sensation must hurry up if they would seeit. The rest ef the concert hall company in a good bill. CANTEREURY.—There is no greater favorite at Canterbury than John Mulligan, and vis- tors here will be delighted to know that he has returned. after ashort absence. Mulligan is without donbt a splendid Ethiopian per- former. The Fowler sisters, John Denier, Jonnie Egsie: Redden, Dougherty, Delehanty 20 » and all of the company appear to- night in a splendid bill. popes Forp's TuzatRE—The popular bill which ‘was 50 well received last night, «Kathleen Mavourneen” and “Thrice Married,” will be Fepeated to-night again by the Florences and the exceilent company at Ford’s. All of the plays ot the Florences are spicy and amusing, @nd no one can visit them without enjoying a bearty laugh. This is their last week. eee os Fount Warp Meetre.—Last evening a meeting of the citizens of the Fourth Ward was held in the Council Chamber, the object of which was to take measures to avert the Mr. A Lloyd occupied the Chair, and R.S. Davis acted as Secretary. Mr. J. M. Tompkins trom the finance com- Inittee reported the following: subscriptions at Hirst meeting, $1,000. Messrs. Spottswood and Stitt, $116; Halleck and Davis, $610; Burnside and Porter, $22.50; W. J. Harris, 4; J. M. Tompkins, $230.50; Cun- Ringham and Barbour, $470.50. ash collected by Spottswood and Stitt, $112; Halleck and Dow as, $277; Porter and Burn. side, $66; W. J. Harris, $30; J. M. Tompkins, $71; Cunningham and Barbour, $390. Total cash and subscriptions, $4,049.50. The collec- tions for the evening amounted to $1,001. Mr. Stitt offered a resolution providing that the money be equally divided among those drafted in the ward, provided they shall have ; subscribed $20 or upwards. Mr. H. Lyles objected to the proviso because it would go hard on the poor men, many were wnable to pay $20. Mr. Davis argued that the object of the fund ‘Was to procure recruits. Mr. Charles Walter thought thatevery man in the ward by some means coald raise the amount named. Mr. Stitt said it was impossible to raise the mount necessary by subscription unless Something was done to induce subscriptions, and he argued that by the passage of this re- Solution the treasury would be largely in- creased. Mr. Tompkins, stated that he was glad that things had cometo a point. The committee had had up hill work, they had been disap- pointed. It was astonishing to him that, not- Withstanding, from 4 to 5:4) men, had been enrolled in the ward, yet 100 men could not be ound who would give $100 each, to avert the draft. To exempt the ward, everyone should put his shoulders to the wheel and work. He Proposed to be one to give one hundred dollars. [Appiause}. During the course of the evening, the follow- | ing followed Mr. Tompkins example: signing | @ paper pledging themselves to give one hun- dred dollars to the cbject when one handred | mames are subscribed: R. S. Davis. U E. Evans, D. Biakesier, N. Grossmayer, W.| © Wolfsheimer and Edward Shaw. The following gentlemen were appointed to | rocure #1() subscriptions: Messrs. R. Wal- | iach, ©. H. Uvermeble, Davis, Moore, Blake- sler, Lioyd, Grossmayer, Topham, Barbam. Mr. J. ©. Clayton argued that the association ‘Was for the purpose of siding the poorer classes and those in his opiniou who wished the benefits for those able to pay upwards of $20 should join an exemption clab which he thought were drawbacks. Mr. Stitt, here withdrew his resolution. A discussion here arose as to those who sub- scribed, during which it was stated that the greatest success was met with among the poorer classes, while most of the merchants on the avenue had given nothing. It was stated that Messrs.Myers, Scanlon, Uostello had, du. Ting Sunday, collectea in one of the poorest iooking districts of the ward $246; and a unan- imous yote of thanks to them was passed. It was suggested that the colored men, who “were as liable to draft as the whites, should be doing something; and 2 committee of colored men, consisting of Messrs. Alfred Balland, ‘Wm. Slade and Alfred Gieger, were appointed to solicit subscriptions amongst their friends. Mr. Lyles moved the My fetal ot acom- mittee to procure a copy of the enrolled men of the ward, who shall have power to employa clerk; earried, and Messrs. Lyles, J. N. John- son and E. J. Klopfer were appointed. Mr. Lyles wished that the public might see who were helping in this matter, and moved that the names of thesubscribers be published; but after some objections that the amount re- quired could be better used if paid into the tund, it was withdrawn. Mr. Tompkins moved the appointment of a ‘committee of ten to work actively in puttingin Substitutes and recruits as fast as they can be procr red, and as long as the money holds out. Carried, and the chair appointed Messrs. J. T. Cnauncey, J. N. Johnson, James T. Walker, M. R. A. Fenwick, Chas. Walter, Samuel T. Crown, John T. Halleck, J. L. Moore. Jr., Wm. Douglass and James Spottswood. The com- mittee open a recruiting office this morning at No. 21 Louisiana avenue. The meeting adjourned to this evening. During the evening Mr. Stitt announced that the police of the Fourth Ward intended giving @ pic nic at the Park on Tuesday, 27th instant, tor the benefit of any drafted men in the ward, and quite a large number of tickets were sold. po a THE Deart MEETING oF THE First WARD ‘was held at the Government Mess House, cor- ner of 2ist and F streets, last night. Mr. Samuel E. Douglass, the president, called the meeting to order, and stated that he had seen in the Star that the draft in the First Ward would take place on Tuesday, and that those subject to the draft had no time to lose in coming to some conclusion as to what had best be done. He had canvassed the ward and found many who objected to contribute unless they knew who would be benefitted by it, but inat if they could besatisfied that some worthy man with a family, or one who was willing to help himself, would be benefitted, they would contribute largely. it was now certain that they could not raise money enough to procare volunteers to prevent a draft in this ward, but he thought the best way for them to do would be to form clubs of $100, 850, andeven as low s$25. Ae also thought that the quota for this ward was excessive, but that could not now be helped. He hoped that those present would form themselves into clubs, and in that man- mer aid themselves and eack other. A gentie- aman had just handed bim $50, agd he should place his name on & $50 ‘lub. A conriderable sum of money had been con- tributed by gentlemen who were not liable to be drafted, and he thought their contributions shculd be returned if they demanded it, other- ‘wise it could be used to procure volunteers nd lessen the quota . Aclubwasthen formed by several gentle- Men who contributed $200 each for the benefit of its members. Mr. J.E. Allen was elected its treasurer. Also, & $50 club was formed, and Mr. Sipes was elected its treasurer. These gentlemen were tobe at Mr. Smith’s office, on 2ist street, between E and F streets, until 10 a. m. Tuesday and the books were to be kept open till that time. Mr. Rapley moved that this Association keep up its organization and meet on Tuesday to see what could be done to aid those who were drafted; adopted. The meeting then adjourned. a @ Tse Drart, Tuizp Warp MgerinG.—The citizens of the ward held a large meeting last evecing, at Temperance Halil. The president, (Mfr. Sarner) reported that the committee ap- pointed yesterday morning to proceed to Aiex andria and put in recruits, had performed that duty. bat had not met with the success they anticipated. Three, however, had been put in. Arrangements had been made to patina large mumber to-day. If there was a draft, however, the number to be drafted would be very small, and the club and the committee would guarantee to help them out. Mr. L. desired it to be distinctly ‘understood that should any person be drafted in So wane who nad te contributed to this fund, he was to be let slide. The Secretary reported that the total cash receipts to last evening inclusive, was $9,000, several subscriptions not ha yet been paid in. The meeting then adjo nb aaticoet Macors Mironety.— it, 8) “Lit. te Cricket” is for Eat oP Reaiee, and in a night or two will gladden the hearts of thousands who have listened lo! for the music of her cheery chirps. She will retara to this scene of her richest triamphs restored in health by months of repose, ripened in charms, and enriched in fame by she Yar homage which has been eyeryw! ethed upon her since her Iast memorable engage- ment at Ford's. emai aie Daworre Lussons.—Prof. Marini, that ac- co mplisbed teacher of the elegant @ ent ot dencing, will com Risseason a Temperance Hall to-day. ment. FLaG Raisine.—Another large ca: 2 flag, bearing the names of Lincoln a: joha- son, was flung to the breeze last night by the German Union Club. The flag is saspended over the Avenue, between the Hotel Gerhard and the William ‘'vell Hotel, and it was hailed with cheers py a large crowd. Speeches were made by Mr. Conheim, editor of the “Colam- bian,” in German, and by Hon. B. B. French, Hon. Green Olay Smith, and Charles Case, of Indiana, in English. —— PROTRACTED MEeTinas.—In addition to the series of meetings at the McKendree Chapel, under the charge of Rey. John Thrush, and at Ryland Chapel, under charge of Rev J. M. H. Lemon, meetings were commenced yesterday atthe 9th street Methodist Protestant Church, Rey. J.T. Ward, and East Washington M. P. Church, Rev. W. W. Reese, at both ot which, much interest is manifested. oe SEvExTH WARD EXEMPTION ASSOCIATION. Special attention is called to the meeting ot this association to-night, as business of great importance will come up, requiring the atten- tion of every member. saa “Ea PARICULAR ATTENTION 18 called to the ad. vertisement of the draft meeting in Georgetown to-night. SPECIAL NOTIOES. posi ee Goup-PLATRED JEwe. lew and beautiful styles, and Silver- Plated Tea Spoons, tor only Oae pele atthe Dollar Store, 435 Pa. aventis; near 2 Bt. DrarteD MEN should consult a lawyer.and John H. McCutchen, Baq., Attorney at law, offiee corner of7th and F streets, up stairs, has hal mach expe- rience in this city and Baltimore, and is familiar with saalane and regulations on this subject. sep orders @f the feet, when neglected injure the gen- eralsystem by preventing the body from taking that natural exercise so conducive to heals:h. To all afflicted with these terrible evils we would re- commend an early call at Dr. White's office, No. 424 Penn's av., bet. 44 and 6th sts. Who would suffer torment from disordered feet when a sure remedy is so near at hand, and can be effected without pain. Office open from 8a. m. to 8 p. m. sep7- sleragt the feet, when tet Nails, and other dis- MARRIED, On the 15th instant, at the M. P. Church. Rev. D, Bowers. EDWIN BALL. of Virginia. to EMMA RB. CATHALL, of Georgetown, D. 0. * On the 2th inst, Ae Dr. Gray, LOUIS C. WILSON, of Raleigh 'N.G", to LOUISA ELIZA: BETH KENT, of Alexandria. Va * ee On the evening of the 19th instant, HELENE, Widow of the late HENRY KIESKER, aged 76 years. The relatives and friends ef the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her ron-in-law, A. Eberly, 7th street,on Wednesday the 2st inst., at three o’slock p. m., without further notice. * On the 19th inst., GEORGE FRANK, youngest son of George W. and Mary M. Merryman, aged 1 year and 8 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral ,on this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3% o’clock p. m.,from his parents’ residence, No, 318 18th street. © {Baltimore Sun please copy.] On the eveaing of the 19th inst., Dr. ALBER' TYLER, ie “Gene home.”* The friends othe fami'y are respectfully ir to attend his fuWeral from bis late residence, 312 oth street, between I and New York avenue, Wed- nesday the 2ist inst., at 10 0’clock a. m * Ogdensburg and Toledo papers please copy. A GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS “=> RALLY, FOURTH WARD. There will be an adjourned meeting of teore liable todra t in the Fourth Ward at the ourt room City Hall, THIS (Tuesday) EVEN- ING, at7o’elock. By order of President. 4 it R. 8. DAVIS, Secretary. ~e™ DBAFT IN GEORGETOWN, D.C. Ss MAYOR'S OFFIOE. 2 GrorGeTowN C.. September 2). 1854, All the citizens of this Town who joined the Association for Self-Insurance against the ap- proaching draft, and who have eac aeucal ed the sum of one hundred dollars in the Bank of Com- merce. are earpestl Fesuemed to meet at the Coun cil Chamber PROMPTLY THIS EVENING AT O’CLOCK, to consider matters of much moment to themseves and the whole town. il Thee few persons who have subscribed their bameés 8s members of the above-named Associa- tion, as citizens of Georgetown. AND WHO ACTUALLY RESIDE ELSEWHERE, are hereby notified that they have done a wrong to them- selves, and as they cannot avail themselves of the intended benefits of the Association, are now timely notified to get their money back, which they can do on application at the Bank of Com- merce. sep 20 HEMRY ADDISON, Mayor. NOTIOE—GENERAL LICENSES AND DOG LICENSES.—AIl Licenses due the orpora'tion of Georgetown on the Ist of October ext must be paid within ten days from that date, otherwise they will te strictly enforced by the Metropolitan Police. . « And notice is further given that all Dog Licen- ses expire on the 3th inst. [f payment is delayed beyond the 10th of October next the Licenses, by law, is made 25 cents higher, and if not then paid, when demanded bythe Metropolitaa Police, the owner becomes subject to a fine,and the law di- recta that the dog shall be killed, sep 20 3tawt010 WM. LAIRD, Clerk. Gor ETOWN TAXES—Anabatement of three UT per cent. will be allowed on t eneral tax of 1864, if paid on or before the Ist of October next. after which time the Collector will proceed, under the law, to prepare lists of general. water and school taxes due, and unpsid, for advertisement, in- volving heavy additiozal costs. All interested will do well to govern _thamselves accordingly. CHARLES D. WBLOH, sep 16-d' Collector. ( XEORGETOWN CORPORATION 8TOOK.— 3H Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears quarterly, can obtela some by applying. to Wid, rly, ° be bat BD, Clerk of said Corporation. Je 29-dt01 OWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe T ‘Petomac Tow Com: 8 boat, “Potomac,” PACT Cee S ie Haven.’’ Apply to the Captains on board. oF SOHN B. DAVIDSON, my 13- Water street. Georgetown, the SECRET DISEASES AND WRONG TREAT- XS MBNT.—It is acknowledged by the Medical Feculty that Drs, BROTHERS & GRAY. No. 179 south B street, opposite Smithsonian Institute, cures all forms of Secret Diseases, effects of self- ‘Sbuse and wrong treatment of quacks and impos- tures, in less time than any Physician in Washing- ton, no difference your circumstances or situation, Our terms and charges are such that the unfortu- nate poor receive the same treatment as the rich. fep 19-e06t™ To THE TBADE. We offer a large stock of FALL PRINTS FALL DELAINS |ACHED AND BROWN COTTONS, DLBASENTON FLANNELS: ONS and otbes Beene of Domenie and Foreign manu- ‘Lees for cas. facture at New Yor! price oF Coan & 00. sep l9-2t 308 Pa. bet. 9th and loth 'sts, UMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER!!! ‘ We have on band a large rtock of Building Lumber, which we offer for sale at the lowe:t market rates for cash, Al! persons in want of lumber will do well to call on us before par eee, else where. WILLET & REDGRAVE. sep 14-6t* Corner lth st. and the canal. (CA DCUBBES OF 1560. by M. Halstead President Lincoln’s Administration, by H.J. Raymond Giadiae’s History of the Rebellion, its Authors Owen's ‘Wrongs of Slavery and Rights of Bmanci- 4 Clupky’s Political Text Book : Adéresses and Meseages of the Presidents of the United States. 4 vols Junkin’s Politics! Fallacies Debates between Mr, Lincoln and Mr. Douglas Greely’s Political Text Book Well’s Campaign Hand Book Porrar’s Wi oaed Hee onsequences py tees oneePRANOK TAYLOR. CLOSING OUT SALE. _ As A Dep em ene PALS cle thi will offer, for # lim: Hod: their entire stock of DRY GOODS and GRO- CERIES at wuch reduced prices for cash. At the expiration of the said period, the balance of the stock. together with the preperty belonging to the firm, witl be offered and sold Gg pile Fat toe A. F.0 . 16: d 165 Bridge st: hepatitis Georgetown, D. Sep 5-10t* MRS, GOODALL, & hee Teacher of SINGING AND PIANO, Commences instruction in the above branches on MONDAY, Bept. Sth, at her residence, 156 K st., bet, i8th and 19th, orth side. sep 3-29* FASHIONABLE WEDDING AND VISITIN? CARDS, NEW STYLES, WITH “ MONOGRAM,” DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE’S, {Bngravers and Stativners, Sep i-eo%t 326 Pa. av. bet, oth and 10th sts. tT SUBSTITUTES. 345 NOIPL: wiser x01 ee sep 17-3t* Oppoaite Metre soiitee Hh UBSTITUTES FURNISHED. BSTITUTES FU RNI ’ S 3 SULSTITUTES Huunisny . At sep 17-6t* Opposite Olte Posssaner B. B. — ——, il Schoot on l- MBE Tee, WANTS. ——————— — WARNTED-A LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTER Address note to Box 811 Post Office. se 20 3¢ Te GOOD MILLINERS WANTED—Enquire at M. BROOCKHEIMER, 64 4 ‘treet, Island, four doers above Md. ave. Bep 2:-2t* ANTED—A small family, consisting ef ge tleman. wife, and servant, desire to obtait FURNISHED APARTMENTS, suitable for house- Keeping. Address “A. A. G.,”” Btar Office. se 2)-3t* A SITUATION WANTED by pectable wo- (A man to do housework and ae. Would as- sist with washing and ironin; Please address Box 29 Star Office. ie ANTED—A good OYSTER SHUCKER, (white) to take charge of an Oyster Saloon, Also a few good hanis for Steamed Oysters, Ap- ply at No, 46% 10th street, sep 20-3t* ANTED—A white WOMAN, who is a good cook. washer, and ironer, to such good wages will be given. Mutt come welirecommended. Ap- ply at Southwest corner 2th and Ms’ ‘est. 1t* W4STED—A« GIRL, to to general house work. German preferred. Also, for sale & nearly new Cooking Stove, cost $45 fcr $25. Inquire at 315 lvth street, between L and M. sep 2-3) YOUNG LADY 0 ESPECTABILITY DE- Sires a Situation as companion fora lady; has no objection to travel. Address D. E. M ,George- town Post Office. 1t* WANTED—« smart, active BOY. as porter— white or colored. None under 17 years of age need call. CHAS. L. LOCKWOOD & CO. Sep 2) 3t* 324 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th AGON” WANTED.—Any person having a COVERED SPRING WAGON forsale, weigh ing from eleven to thirteen hundred pounds, stou and well built. can find a purchaser by addressi Captain, Star Office. this vay ANTED—To purcbase, a smali FARM cor taining from 5) to 10” acres, within 5 miles of this city. Must he good land. Address, for on» week, Box 95% Post Office, stating price and all ether particulars. sep 20-3t* A PRIVATE FAMILY. who can give the beato references, wish to renttwo ROOMS for house keeping purposes, or would take two boarders Location very desirable, corner llth and B streets, just opposite Smiths: i 20-2t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY. and sheet iron workers. SKIRVING’S, No. 2 sep 2)-lw = : Apply at JAMES 67 Pa. av., corner of Ith st, (Baltimore Sun please copy.) ‘oad Depot,a YOUNG MAN. babits to atten? behind counter of of stead Tefreshmente Saloon. Must have business qualifi- cations and strict integrity, Inquire at counter of Saloon. It* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A gooa COOK, y¥ WASHER aud IRONER; one who would be willing to go in the country for four or five weeks. Best ef wages given. Inquire at 475 tth street, or of MRS. BAROROFT. on I street, between 8th and 9th. {Ineel.] Sep 20-tf WANTED TO PURCHASE—A emall HOUSH in 8 good neighborhood, about 5 or 6 roms, Ad- dress A M. B., Star Office. Sep 19 3t* WwW ANTED—A white GIRL, to cook, wash, and iron, for a family offour persons, Enquire at 524 Maryland avenue, corner 6th strect. sep 19-3t* YOUNG GIRI, WANTING A SITUATION as chambermaid, Apply Mr. Shanshan’s, cor- ner 12th and Massachusetts av. sep 19-2t* |, count of oth FOR RENT AND SALE 'WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT—No. T 202 9th atreet, between Oand P. R-nt $12.59, in advance, sep 2) 2t* A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LaT—Iaquire at A Signa toe week—corner ista an’ K, ‘OUR ROOMS TO RENT,—185 K street, bet Wand it nd two en ancon a loos street, two on first floor, a a ost se) QTORE FOR SALE—At No. 365 7th street, cor- 1. ¢ sep 2 ste awite on We EL. VANNUGOHL. FOR RENT—A STORE on Pennsylvania avenue. LA bonuswili be asked for immediate posses- on. Apply to JOHN L. MILLER, 430 Penn avenae, sep 2)-lw* SEVERAL PLEASANT ROOMS CAN BE HAD S at No. 112 Pa. avenue, between 19th avd 20th sta, Also, three Rooms, furnished or unfurnished able for housekeeping for 9 gentleman ard No one with children need apply. se 2*-3t* Fo SALE—The entire FURNITURE for one large kitchen and two tleeping rooms, with beds and bedding, and everything necessary for housekeeping for a small family. Posaes immediately. For particulars address ‘*S., 1145 Post Office, sep 2)-2t™ Fo RENT—Two very desirable large unfur- nished PARLORS on firat floor, together with Jare- basement. kitchen, cellar, pantry. &c. Aare rr at 130 Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and 20t! streets, before 834 o’elock in the moraing, or aftel 4in the evening. _ sep 20-2t* BARBER SHOP FOR SALE—Ina hotel. and & corner, An epee chance. mae erties er business ply : 91 7th street, near Md. ‘avenue. sep 20-2t" OR RENT—Two handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, to gentlemen only. Apply at 135 G st., between 2st and 22d sts. sep 20-68" ARM, WOOD, AND BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE —The advertiser has for sale a FARM in Prince George county, Marylaat, distant from Washington twelve miles, and eight miles foom the Alexandria Ferry, contairing about 500 acref, well inclosed, with a good Dwelling-house gonteining e rooms, Barn, Stable. Tobacco- house, and cabins. The cleared land is good, and has been cultiv: in tobacco, whet grass, and the woodland, of which re is about 15) acres, is in original growth, and has upon it the finest timter in the country, This farm can be bought Jor cash for less than the buildings and fencing are worth, if early application is made I bave also about 500 cords of WOOD for sale standing. mostly pine, on the Potomac, within 12 miles of Alexandria. and the longest haul to the river will not exceed three-fourths of a mile. Also, an excellent BILLIARD TABLE, wooden bed, for sale a great bargain. Address, through Alexandria P,O., WILLIE, sep 20-lw 'OR RENT—On October Ist, a neat two-story BRICK HOUSE, containing six rooms; with flowers, fruit t-ees, &c., inthe yard. Inquire on the premises, No, 355 13th street, betweea L and M. Sep 19-2t* (OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing 8 rooms, with gas, situated on the corner of 24 and H streets north. Apply on the premises. sep 19-3t” M. KANNALY. OR RENT—A desirable FURNISHED ROOM, suitable to accommodate two single gentle- men. Apply atthe northwest corner of 13th and N sts, sep 19-3t* WANTED-Three unfarnished ROOMS, suita- ble for housekeeping, within ten minutes’ walk of the Star Office. Address, stating terms and Uocaltey, E. J. B., Box 663, Post Office. 8ep 19-1w~ WANSTED-A respectable MAN as a good house servant and waiter. Apply at the Herndon House. corner of 9th and F sts. sep 19-2t* ANTED—A WOMAN to do general house- work. Inquire 416 K street, between 9th and Ith streets, sep 15-2t* ANTED—A good COOK (professional one pre- ferred! for a small family. Apply, with rec- ommendations, at No. 397 18th street, between F and G, first floor. sep 19-5t* WANTED—The undersigned desires to pur- chase all kinda of ladies and gentlemen's CAST OFF CLOTHING, for which the highest Price will be paid. Cull ‘immediately at No. “0 ouisiana avenue, near Sth street, Z WM. BAILEY all kinds of new and second- band Cloth- and Shoes, &c. sep 19-Im* Dealer in i La WANTED—ROOM and HOARD in a private family residing in this city or Georgetown by aclerk in the Treasury Department. Refer- ence ifdesired, Address Box 613,P.0. se 19-3t* WANTED TO RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE with all modern improvements, suitable for a gentleman’s boarding house. Location north of jd SE Address Mrs, MAY, Star Office. ep 19-2t* ANTED—-A good COOK, WASHER and residence can examine the premises, then apply to IRONER, Apply at No. 420 New York av, | J.G. ADAMS, Agent, No, 323 Sth’ street, Third between 13th and 14th sts. 8ep 17-3t* g sep 17-3t* (OB SALE CHEAP—A HOUSE, containing five rooms, (which rents for $30 per month,) on 2ist street west opposite Government mess house, be- tween F andG, third door fom F at, 5 sep 19-4t* JOHN. M. JOHNSON. GENUINE BUSINESS FOR SALE.—Rudder- forth’s DINING SALOON and BAR, sold only on account of sickness, doing an excellent trade. Apply on 14th street, between G and New York ay- enue, Washington, Bep 19. 3t* PEEASANT UNFURNISHED ROOMS, FOR housekeeping, to a manand wife. Inquire at 44 G street, corner of 5th street, after 4p. m. References required. Sep 19-3t* TY OR THREE COMFORTABLE ROOMS GAN be bad with Board, at No. 321 G at., Washing- ton, D.C. sep 17-3t* AUCTION SALES, Fer ether Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW B* JAB. O. MeGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. AUOTION SALES, FUTURE Days. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers CHANCERY SALE QV VALUABLE REAL ug- THREE DESIRABLE B Ni By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Gour RHODE ISLAND AVENUE BETWEEN (Ari | the District of Colambia, dated om the satay oF AND 15TH STREETS AT PUBLIC SALE. May. A. D. 1°64, passed in a certain cause ‘No. 1,890) On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September | pending in said ourt between Joseph R. Casal 14, at 5% o'clock. on the premises. "we shall sell Trustee. complainant, acd John Williams, defe - Lote “P, 5 iT,” in subdivision of lots in | ¢ant, the ondersigned trustee will, om DNRS- fect, aod Lot “Ptah Loch on mney seen] | DAY. the 2st day, of September. A.D. MSA, af 8 a ~ oR je Is) & o'clock p_m., infront o! é@ premises, TOCES Due! between Mth and loth streets weate ent “| fenciiall that lot cf ground orente ie the One Title perfect, re One pain Ce she remainder in ree and nine months, with interest, deed of trust on the premises. cured by A oayment of $25 on each lot will be required at Washington and ‘ict of Columbia, known and designated as lot numbered 16, in Square num- bered 5. Also, the east 7 feet inebes front of lut bumbered 15, in said square, together with the im- provements on said lot and part of lot. cons{stii the time of rale. Of large three story brick dwelling bouse, wi! Conveyances and stamps at the purchaser’acost | back building. (boi i e sep 8-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, oft e late Gocaane Lets} Grenie ‘hos read W7THE ABOVE 8A: B WILL TAKE PLACE be. on TUESDAY, Sept. 20th, eame hour. sep 16-4 .C McGUIRE & Co., Auct’s. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets. ches toa public alley. The terms of sale are: One-third cas. (of which the purchaser wili i time of eale B12) the: Rear DAY cown at the TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH BASE- | equal instaliments at 6 cease to,5% paid in two MENT AND day of sale; said bale Dee to beer ate hey the STORE-ROOM, AT THE CORNER CT URTH AND NORTH N STREKTS, AT | day of sale, and the payment thereof te benermen AUCTION. ‘ by the bonds of the purchaser or purchasers, with On TUESDAY, the 20th instant, we shall sell. in surety to be approved by the Trustee. . front of the premises, at 53; o'clock the fol- If the terms of sale be not complied with within lowing handsome property, viz:—Part lot 2, in } fivedays from. the day. of sale, the Trostee re- Square No. 5 2 baving a front of 16 feet, by 75 feet | serves the right to re sell the property at the risk deep. to a wide alley, with the improvements— | and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by ad which are a good two-story brick house, with base- | tising such r le three times in some one or ment, containing geod rooms, one ef which has aily newspapers published in the City of Wake been cocapled ssa Procery stare iy TIASy YOAES. ington. q rty is handsomely located at the corner All vi d_ st: at the cost of of 4th and north N s'reets, DUrcbacer ee eae TT PASKEY, Trustee, Terms: Two-thirds cash; the balance in si and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the pry mises. All conveyancing and revenue stampa at the cost of the purckave: GREEN & WILLIAMS, sep 15-4 Auctioneers. ¥ JAS, O. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, sep 12-4taw&ds] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526 corner 7th and D streets north, THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE THE ISLAND: AT AUOTION on? ON eon SADEERDAY, the ais stent. ig and a PEREMPTORY SALE OF SMALL SQUARE OF | tromiaca corth Ralf Of Lee eget, front of the GROUND IN THY NORTHERN PART OFTHE | }eTI"# Dorth half of Lot 1 ta & agood three: story Brick Houre, containing ten rooms and lar; balls. This property bas a front of 24 feet en ink street, between south B and © streets, running back 196 feet 10 inches to an alley, and has also a side alley. Possession given soon after the sale. rhe eta Cae ese peas cae es sand pia ionths, fer notes bea: interest, leer iv and a deed of trust taken, — All conve yantee and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title indisputable. sep 15eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* J. 0. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP: 'v STREET NORTH BETWEEN TWELETH AND THIRTAENTH. SEREETS WEST, AT PUBLIO On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September 224. Gs . orclocks pate pencatens, x inall sell rts of Lots Nos. 1] and 12. in re No. 293, feet on north D street, between 12th and 13th ater On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 2th, at 5 o’clock, on the premises. we shal! for account of the *‘United Evangelical German Congregation,” Square north of Square 278. bounded by 12th atreet west, Vermont avenue and north Q street, and containing 3,460 square feet of ground. i‘ Terms: one-third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises, All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost of haser. | Mer lod "JO. McGUIRE& 00. Ancts, | Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF FIVE SMALL FRAME TEN- EMENTS. ON 3D STREET, BETWEEN MIS SOURI AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES, TO BE REMOVED On TEESDAY, the 20th inst, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 5 o’clock, p. m,, five small frame tenements, to be removed, situated on Third street west, between Missouri and Pennsylvania avenues. i | west, rurning back 83 feet 4% inches toa 23 feet eae cee GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucta. | paved alley, improved by a brick building two high stories, Occupied as a wi | store. Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in 3,6, 9. and 12 months, with interest,secured by adeed of trust on the premises, T tle indisputable, Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid the purchaser, sepl0 d J.C, McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. ¥ J. O, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 29th, at Balt past four o'clock, on the premises, by virtue ofa decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, made ina caure (No. 98 in equity wherein Julius M Granger is complainant, an ¥ J. 0, MOGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. eleenle Vinee toe VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 10TH FIRERT WEST, NEARLY OPPOSITE FORD'S On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Esptember 2th, at 5o’clock, on the premises, we sball sell, Lot No. }3, in square No. 317, fronting 5) feet on Lith street west, between E and F streets north, nearly opposite Ford’s Theater, and running back 1:0 feet, 1 inch; together with the improvements, con sisting of an old fasbioned Brick Dwelling House. Terms: One-half in cash; the remainder in 6 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, J.C, McGUIRE & CO., ‘OR RENT—A well established STAND fora Grocery Store, corner C and 13th sts., Island For further information apply on the premises. sep 17-3t OR RENT—A three-story BRICK DWELL ING, containing nine rooms, Latrobe stove, eas,a hydrantinthe yard. The house is in com- plete order, No, 6 Missouri avenue, between 4'; and 6th streets, Enquire next door, No. 8, sep 17-3t* Corres TO LET, containing ten rooms, cel- lar, piazza.areaall round; large lot, with shade trees; lawn in front, No. 549 6th street, east of the Capitol, three squares south of Pennsylyania av., new occupied by Mr, J. H. Wheeler, Possession given immediately. Those desiring a pleasant ANTED—At the Avenue House, No. 342 E street. between 12th and 13th, two OYSTER SHUCKERS and one WAITER. None but good bands need apply. sep 17-3t* ANTED—A respectable midille aged WHITE WOMAN. to take charge of house and make herself geneially useful. Reference as to honesty and moral character required. Address BACH- ELOB. sep 17-3t* SIDER TO RENT—Between 7th and oth streets, 400 D street. Inquire on the premises, sep 17-8t* Fo BSALE—EFighty-four (84) acres of heavy TIMBER LAND, cak and pine; will cut from 60 to 70 cords per acre; situated in Montgomery county, Md., 16 miles from the District and 2 miles from the Canal. Apply to WM. KILGOUR, At- torney at Law, 517 7th st. Bep 16-lw* ANTED-—A gentleman of refinement, (of the legation. or otherwise) keeping a horse or horses, with or without servant, may find very desirable ACCOMMODATIONS ‘in a healthy, porthern part of the city. Enquire of J 8. TOPHAM, 500 7th st. sep 17-3t* W ASTED—From $4,000 to $5,000, from two to four years. Deed of trust given on valna- ble real estate. Address 8. E. A., Box No. 10, Star Office. Bep 15-6t* W ANTED—A SITUATION of some kind by an _ active 0 of strict temperance habits and principles. Has best references, and can be relied upon to fulfill regularly all duties, or would invest some capita: im some safe business. Please ad- .” at this office. sep 16-4t* \D HOU8K WANTED.—A comfort- hed HOUSE, of moderate size. is wanted immediately in this city or Georgetown. Central location preferred. Address Box No. 205 Washington city post office, sep 12 tf eS Hundred COLORED MEN, Apply atNo 40 Water street, Georgetown, au 29 ites WANTED Two steady, industrious BOYS, one each to learn the Harness and Trankmaking business. Apply at 500 7th street. au 29-tf WANTED-5 MORGAN & RHINEHART, at G street Wharf, 5,000 Tons GREEN HOS- PITAL AND CAMP BONKS, for which the high est market price will be paid. au 13-eolm LD BOTTLES WANTED! OLD BOTTLES WANTED! The highest cash price will be paid for— Whole Champagne Bottles, Hal: do, do. do. Pint Ale Jugs, &o,. 46, int Ale Jugs, &c,. &c.. ‘RILEY A. SHINN Union Bottling Depot, Georgetown D.C. N.B.—Any person having large quantities of Old Bottles on hand, can have them taken away by notifying me, au l3-Im] RB, A. SHINN. Ww ANT ED-SECOND HAND FURNITUER ‘Also, MIRKOT.>, CARPETS, BEDS, BED. DING, and HOUS 4¥U RNISHING GOODS of every iption. . BUCHLY, 42% 7th street, aot ‘between G and H. east side. N OW READY, THE POLITICAL HISTORY or THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DURING THE GREAT REBELLION, FROM MOVEMBER 6, 1860, TO JULY 4, 1364; Including a classified summary of the legislation of the Second Session of the Thirty-aixth Oon- ‘ess. the Three Sessions of the Thirty seventh ‘ongress, the First Session of the Thirty eighth Congrers, with the votes thereon, and the impor- tant Bxecutive. Judicial and Politico-Military Facts of that eventful period; together with the organization, legislation and qeneral proceedings of the Rebel Administration, by Hox. Evwarp McPusgreon, Clerk of the House of Representatives of the United States. The work contains a MAGAzINE oF Facts, ar- ranged in logical oréer, or grouped in natural harmony; constitahing most valuable contribu- tion to the Historical Literature of the country. In all the votes, parties are classified. The Index is thorough. both as tomames and sub- fects. giving the reader entire command of the con- e nts. 448 pp., 8Y0,, law, sheep; price $1; FREE BY MAIL. PP. PUBLE & SOLOMON, Publishers, @el4-e02w Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa .av TH NEW AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PL NO FORTES AT PRIVATE SALE —We of- fer at private sale two new and superior Rosewood Case Seven Octave PIANU FORTES of fine tone and workmanship and froma celebrated manu- factory, which will be sola ata Envrenahle rice, JAS. 0. MOGUINE & Jo sep 13-6¢ Auction and Oom. Merchants, OR SALE—One seund. HORSE, with a BUG Also. one Veryatreng, heav Price Suv at 3: JOC VENAL Stee Aes: atJ. corner 6th and north B sta, Capitol Hill, “AND TIN WARR, 316 F STREET. ROCK ERY UW bs Guass. CUTLERY. AND FANCY GOODS OOAL O1L AND OAL or LAMPS, offer all of the above articles of goods, a ett : can he putehaned clnewherein the Sits, ~ Call and see for yourselves. J.B: FOLRY sep2-Im* 316 F st. north. bet. 10th and Lith, UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.—The ai- teenth sanual f this s Anstitation will tle, four year oF. Y¥, price $250. ; three-spring r House, se 15-3t* commence on mber, Gireu tained t the Academy, corter street at few ork avenue. au 15-eotm* ACADEMY. BOOKVILLE ACADE! yee ‘Beosion commences for 21 weeks, $110. Ci oS ane r ad- 4 |. BU RNS, Principal b= eens prodkehiat ans eceaie! i EF OR SALE—A HOUSE and LOT on Patrick The House is entirely new, and the urchaser will be warran’ed iram Arnold, or other par- Apply at 163 Queen strevt, Alexandria. Va, Rep 15-6t BENEDICT & ALBEB. Fo SALE—STOUK and FIXTURES of an old established family Grocery Store doin business, Reasons for selling having other busi- ness, and cannot attend to both. Also. a good FAKM of 100 acres, on the railroad, 12 miles from town and one mile from a atation. For further information inquire of J, B. JONES & CO., corner of L and 7th atreets. sep 15 6t" UBNISHED ROOMS, with Board, for rent at No. 416 G street, between 8th and 9th, oppo- site the Patent Office. Call and see them. se l4-7t* 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 Ist and H, Island, sep I4-lw* 4 OR SALE—Parlor, Bedroom, and Kitchen FUR- NITURE, Carpets, Bedding, &c., mostly new; also,alady’s Side Saddle. Inquire for L. WAG: NER, second door from the corner of Mass, ave, and Ist street Sep 14-6t™ For 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 and gas fixtures all through the house. and a pumpin the vard. Also, in private family,a PARLOR and CHAMBER on “NEARLY NEW VACANT neplee Auctioneers, | Adele Douglas and others are defendants, passed ¥ J. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, | May 6th, 19s. sella part of Square No, S81 al — | divided into desirable Bui Lots, fronting re- FRAME HOUSE AND LOT,AND | spectively on north I street. New Jersey avenue SIDE LOT AT AUCTION @ 5 and Ist street west, all having fine alley facilities On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept 22d, at5o'clk, | inthe rear . 4 on the premises, we shall seil two lots on 2d street | ‘This fquare is located on the high ground north east, bet. 0 and Dats. north. both running back | of the Capitol,in the immediate vicinity of St. al- 115 feet to a 3) foot public alley, one of them im- | oysius Church and tne National Printing Office, proved with a nearly new frame dwelling house, | and isinevery respect desirable for private resi- containing four rooms and a kitchen, the other y dences. vacant and to be sold sepera’ A 7 Immediate possession given. Terms : One third cash; the remainder in6 and 9 months, with interest, secured to the sa! if ‘Yerme: One-third incash;theremainderin6and of the trustees; on the ratification of the sales by 12 mentbs,with interest, secured by a deed of trust | the courtand pay went of the purchase money, the onthe premises, |. trustees will convey the property in fee to the pur sep 17-d J.C.McGUIRE & CO.,Aucts. | chasers. | . If the terms of sale are not complied with in five . days after the sale, the Trustees may re-sell th GALE OF CONDEMNED MULRS. roperty 60 in default at the risk and expsase or Crier QUARTERMASTER'S OrFice, ; | the purchaser, on one week’s notice in the Ne- Depot oF WASHINGTON, | tional Intelligencer. WasutxorTon, D. C,, September 5, 1864. Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of Will be sold at public auction, atthe Corrais, | the purchaser. W.D DAVIDGE. 408 J. 18H Trustees near the Observatory, in the city of Wyshington, | THO! | _sepl6eokds J. 0. MoGUIBE & O0.. Aucta | on WEDNESDAY, eptember 21, 164, yY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. PEREMPTORY SALE OF 8TOCK OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c. 2 On THUReDAY MORNING, September 22, com- mencing at 10 o’clock each day, and eontinuin daily at that hour, until the whole is dispesed of, will be sold the entire stock of Dry Goods. Ho- siery. Boots. Shoes, &c., at the store of A. F. Of- fatt & Co., Nos, 163 and 165 Bri: = ee | and 165 Bridge st., George. The attention of the trade is respectfully cal to the above sale, The entire stock will be sett oe the highest bidder. Dry Goods, the stock Aftertive ateporal of the Dry 0) roceries wi e sold at i i. tice of which will be givens StCHon, due mo sep 19-d4t THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancti No 526 7th street, coraan bostk, LARGE SALE \F NEARLYNEW AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Of THE Boee MAKE. AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, the 2iat instant. at 19 o'clock ,at the residence of a gentle- & m., we shall sell. no norta K street, man declining housekeepin. between gth and 10th stre west, i Harge as- Se of nearly new furniture, consisting in One very fine Frensh Plate Mirror 8, condemned as unfit for public service. merme- Cn in Goverment fonds, Sale to commence at 10 0’clock a. in. ay D. H. RUCKER, Brig. Gen’l and Chief Quartermaster, sep 5-td Depot of Washington. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE BY ORDER OF THE AND JOINBR'S TOOLS, WOME BENCHES: LUMBEK, a0, ae ee On FRIDAY, the 23d instant. at 10 o'clock a.m, we shall seil, at the carpenter shop of the late Henry ©. Holmes, deceased, on EB street north, near the corner of }5th street, a 1 the Tools, Work- benches, Lumber, &c., &c , belonzing to the es- tate of the deceased. Terms cash. Bd i By order of the Administratrix. Bep 20-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ W. B. LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers, 500 LOTS OF CLOTHING, &c., THE STOO A PAWNBROKER: AT AUCTION OS OF THURSDAY, Bept. 22d, at 9% o'clock, at our Auc- tion Room, No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, we sell 500 lets of men’s and youth’s Clothing, embracing fine Overcoats. Dress. Frock and Sack Coa’ Pants, Vests, Under Clothin, &c., in ev Mab f riety; youth’s Overcoats, Jackets, Pants, Ves mpgs Sofas. Castor, and Side Chairs AGAR S A Bold Oak Sideboard with Etegere and Glass 8 Also, several fine Gold and Silver Watches, Re- Ma: ble top, Centre and wolvers) Pints Dey Gents, Xe: ae: ti a gilver Plated Collec and Teese e lot embraces the largest collection o: = i rt i thing that was ever offered at one sale in the ree ply and oluer Crreee the first tloor, (furnished,)460 New York avenue, Three ply and other Carpets h st. city. W. B. LEWIS & CO., Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washes nds, &c, areata D. A. GARDNER. Fep 20-2t {Chron.] Auctioneers, Nearly new CooF aud other Ge STORE TO RENT—A good STORE, centrally 1o- © cated, lighted with gasand provided with fix tures. A WY at 335 F street, bet. 9th and 10th sta, Rep 12° NOBLING HOUSE FOR BALE. The Proprietor of this popolar and well-known Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from busi- ness, and offers his well-known house for sale. Any one wishing to engage in a LUCRATIVE BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- sylvania avenue, bet. 12th and 13th sts. se122w* ;;OR RENT—A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY having a splendid Sky Light. Connected with the Gallery are three convenient Rooms. Inquire ou the premises, No. 540 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ist and 2d sts , or of GREGORY ENNIS, 252 F st. sep 10. "YHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT P vate sal et of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 miles from the Capitol, over Ben ing's Bridge; about 50 acres cleared,!and 45 in meadow; the balancein unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut, No improvements except asmall house. For farther particulars address Box 384, Washington, D. C.. or ioquse of isi cabecriter: 1 miles northeast jennin, Cnepolme E. SUERIFF. FURNISHED BOOM8—Single or suites 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-eo6t* FPORNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, to gentlemen only—347 K street, near 13th, E. STEPHENSON. au Sl- e largeand commodious ROOMS the second, third and fourth sto- idwell’s new Drug Store on Eat., . and 4th two deors be- JOHN L. KIDWELL. Al \-A ROOM on ith street, opposite F On Renee Department, adapted to Ebe use ofa Banker or Broker, Raving Semmactes wine, it iow! el vault. a- faite of WILLIAM ORME, No. 312 Peun av between 10th and lith ata. = au 27-30 y LE—DRUG STORE, BRICK HOUSE and k Os BUILDING LOTS, Inquire at No. 456, Mass, avenue, near 6th st. an 13-Im* | oar a ee story and attic BRIOK if 't-buildings, North HOUsE and oui re ae ty i ort Capitol Inquire of Mrs. com prisin; ries over J. L street, between B and Bearly 0: the Washington Railway, near the Depot House. i rooms; a vacant lot adjoining; Ceased.” Vor farther particulate ingeiee of . ii WALL, STEPHENS & CO., No. 322 Pennsylva- oS Ee Sd FFEB FOR SALE, at ao great ba Won FARM, containing about 65 eas improved with new dwelling and all necessary o housea, This property lies about 4 miles from Center Market, on Soe ee eo unas. BEG ied Eastern Bran: a situation, with an abundance of wood, ‘Terms mad 1B lication to oknSWEENY & CO., Roul Retate Brokers, eu 15-lm Gorner 7th and v strests. Questar GENERAL'S OFFICE, wasminane Orr, a ust St, FBS, acon ghes tote erie ae 6 BU: ber jesboro? Depot,inopeu mat Price of artillety Harseds Payment will be ie fer, sep3-1m seeriee W. SPRee UA an sone can be ane a ke SSS bceMissone, Sosa CARE ant ee a en ae China, Glass and Crockery Ware With many otLer articles too numerous toene- merate ‘Terms cash, sep 15d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, (GQOVEBNMENT SALE. Tchall sell at Public Auction, on SATURDAY, September 24, at my Auction Rooms, No. 502 7th 185. Folios 73, 74, 78. and 76, one of the lana record 5 : of Wanhing?sn county. D. ol shall sell, ipfrone | Stzfets Under’ Odd Fellows’ Hall, the following ar- 9 Globes, of the prem Nee on ie ie as ae jah aay of ctober next, at 5 o’clock p, m., all of Lo 08. 3 31¢ if and 4, in Square No. 1,011. “3 eee ncs Qadrente The ahove prc perty is situated where the Phila- 1 Artificial Horizon, 12 Deck Time Pieces, delphis Company is huilding. ‘ m Balance in 6 and 12 2 Compsring Watches, Terms: One-half cash; _ monthe, for notes bearing interest from day of sale 6 Mercurial Barometers, 4Chrcnometers. two without boxes, and secured by a deed of trust on the premises, If terms of sale are not complied within 5 days 8 Binocular Marine Glasses, and 3 empty cases, 75 Spy Glasses. = from the day of sole the property ,will be resold after ome week’s notice given in the Evening Star, 1 Powder Flask, Parts of 9 Chronometer Cases, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, L80. Tbe iron work of an Observing Chair, a ‘‘Re- All Conveyanses, including revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. versing Apparatus;”’a large lot of broken Ther- mometers and Thermometer Cases, and parts of B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers No. 526 corner 7th and D streets north, TRUSTEB’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON 12TH STREET BAST, NEAR NORTH BSTR'T, AT AUCTION, By virtus of a deed of trust, dated the 28th dey of September, 1859, recorded in Liber J A.8.* No. Fifty dollars will be required when the To pert: is knocked off, and if nov paid down it will Pen be then put u ain and sold to the next highest bidd i xe ohalt ‘comply with the terms. es ler piher instruments that have been accumulating JOSEPH PECK. Trustee. 3 CHARTS. &c sepm eodkde GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, | 66 pandlos of Double Charts, 10) ima bandio, 2 lo ‘ingle lo lo ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers 2 do ingle do 100 do At theHorse Bazaar, 98La.av.,bet.9th&toth, | 23 do Bmall do 20 do ON FINE BAY HORSE AND ONE soRREL| 3 49 Sue do. 30 do |o ms J MARE, TO CAY EXPENSES OF LIVERY 42 copies English Admiralty Almanac, Maury’s Navi ion, On SATURDAY MORNING, 2th inst., we will | 25 do y sell, at the Bazaar, at W o’clock— 5 do Bordite One very fine BAY HORSE, 16% hands high, 6 | 5 do Blunt's Coast Pilot. YGne Berrel Harness MARE, 15% hand ae ote Wied nad Current Maps. gD crt re Die tererl id e Charts are all backed with cotton, which eo oved. "Perms cash, in Government fand a. By order of 5. P. BROWN, Navy Agent, all. ° The above stock will be sold to pay expenses of li 4 NAILER & BROT KB. pied W.L. WALL & O0., Aucte sep 19 ¥Y W. L. WALL & OO., Aust: B Bouth corner Pa. ar and 9th st, . F. PAGE, Auctioneer, 5027th 9. sé ante Under Odd Fellows’ J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ROSEWOOD PIANOS. PARLOR SUITS. FUR- | sevEN DESIRABLE BUILTING LOTS AT THE NITU (eign eee WABE, CARPETS, &c, “QDRNER OF NORTH 0 STREET AND 2D BT. On THURSDAY MORNING. sépt. 224, commen. THURSDAY APTERNOON, Sept. 224, at 5 ing at 10 o'clock ill ef On Wie? MS Sealand Sue Raetetciar oa | Cestey ee em deeareaonl gala and | 28, in Square No 725, subdivided into five lots ef i9 feet 2 inches front each on C s'reet, at the corner of 2d street east, and running back 102 feet 94 inches to a ten foot alley, and two lots of about 18 feet frent each, on 2d street east, between B and jsing— owe Handsome, Fine Tone Bosewood Piano ‘fortes 7 Parlor Suitin Green Re; 1 Parlor Suit in Crimson Seas Cottage tetts Mabogsny aud Walont, Marble Top and Plain Bureaus r Hair and Shuck Mattresses Waleat, dene Lind, Piaia and other Bedateads Marble Top and Plaio Wash-tands Crate of Orockery Ware streets, running Sofas, Lounges. Parlor, Kasy, Cane seat and yk 115 feet ide alley. ° other Chairs and Rockers Mapes “One-third eae The remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of on the premises Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers. sep I7-d JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B* JA8. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Gorpoteana TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW Y! Hatracks Mesoeany aud Walnut Sideboards Mae we ORE APD. ETE Ste See oieittoct other articles in the furnish- BUBLIC BALE ay —— ing line, to ich we invit the sttentioa of - A JOON. September buyers ‘as they will be sold without reserve. oak on She promises, we sh soll hocest £ ‘erms cash. 5 if ft pa sep 19 {Chron] W.L, WALL & 00. eons be norte aide gf New jonni ong -p4 BY JAS. C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, micoe a ys to begey iy? ani at ‘4 LOTR ON T 8T., | subdivision ‘of square No. fronting * RUTDS AGTRORSROREE 7 88. | sige ce Masna Soa Wan toe ry OF SQUARE No. 9=, AT PUBLIG f aLley ae Sere cash.! On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Bet. pithy ats | sen ba 3,0. MOGUIRE & O0.. Aucts, ou 5 Sere Frof fot Ne. 8 ° fy e ocbes EZ free tel ora to 9 foot alley, sing ak to four building lots, . ed Imwrdintoly after: "© we ai gol tha Wcteot Suare Ho 9, bo, DN virestas net SUE aMeeet we ate 3 : Re , phar “Oonvepances and etampe ai the cost ol thepar- wep 4 «= SAB. O. MoGUIRE &00,, Anote,