Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1864, Page 3

2 __ LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ty Forp’s TszaTRe.—Kathleen Mavourneen,’ and “A Lesson for Hasbands,” are announced as the plays at Ford's to-nfght. They are two good plays. The first one bas delighted crowds all of this week, and Mrs. Florence has fre- juently acceptably performed the five charac. ers in the last, which is a Protean play. Grover’s THEATRE.The romantic drama f “Valsha, the Slave Queen,” will be per- ‘ormed to-night, and will be produced with .9W scenery, costumes, and appointments. ™iadame Ponisi appears as “Valsha.” This is ‘he first time this play has been performed bere, © The Post of Honor,” with Bishop as + Cobus Yerkes,” will conclude the entertain- sient. Vanigtrzs.—Mr. Fitz Simmon’s drama «The Vengers of a Dancing Girl,” is announced for to-night again. Two new Ethiopian acts «Look out for the Pivot Gun,” and «He Gues- ses Not,” are also Announced, among other at- aractive ieatures. CANTEEBURY.—Jno. Denier, the daring gym past, will to-night perform the feat of walking xs rope from the stage to the gallery, a distance of 130 feet. He will also walk blindfolded. Milke and Clara Fowler, Jennie Engle, D. W. Collins, John Mulligan, Delehanty and Ward, 2nd all of the company will appear in a splen- cid concert hall bill. shes aE OTE Dear? MEErINGs 1n GEORGRTOWN— The Ad- dion Exemption Ciub.—Lust night, at quarter past7 o'clock, the Addison Exemption Club met in the Custom-House hall, about one poe and were half the members being galled to order by Mayor Addison, the presi- dent; Mr. R. A. Shekell acting as secretary. ‘The list of members was called by the secre- tary, and all those who were non-residents of the town were permitted to withdraw their money. Mayor Addison briefly addressed the club, nd said with regard to this club it cannot be broken up, because the Members are bound by & written contract to give what each has de- posited. The town meeting Saturday night yaised £5,000. How many will that help! Every man in the Bank of Commerce plan (this club) is as safe from draft as if in the kingdom of heaven. (Applause.| Mr. Addison would like to hear of apian to raise the $21,000, but did rot know how it could be done. On motion of Mr. Marbury, the committee from the town meeting appointed to confer ‘with the club was invited to state their plan. Mr. Hill, for the committee, said they bad no plan to submitexcept to solicit the club to con- tribute a portion of their capital for the purpose of exempting the whole town. Without the aid of this association their scheme would fall to the ground. He was to have gone to Alexandria to purchase substitutes; but as the substitutes ‘would only increase the advantages of this club m case the draft went on, he postponed that visit. The amount subscribea by the town meeting was $5,000; the cash in hand to be sent to Alexandria was $1,500. With the aid of this club the drattcan be aveided. If any blame attaches anywhere, in case the draft is not avoided, it will be to this clab. Mr. Stake regretted that the bitter feeling exists which appears here. The object of the club was to relieve the town, and he did not thirk it rignt that all the morey they had funded should be claimed. He was willing to contribute, upon condition that a guarantee is given that there shall be no draft. Let the money be borrowed, and when the draft is avoided let it be paid from the contribution from the fund. Mr. Hill said that is all that the committee | Give us a portion from that fund to asks. unable us to fill the entire quota. Mr. Deebie asked the Mayor, has the Corpo- Yation a right to appropriate to supply the defi- clency? and did I understand you to say you ‘would sign such a bill! Mayor Addison replied that the Corporation has the same rights as six months ago, whena similar act was done. There has been no change of the charter. Should the appropria- tion be made he would sign the bill. Mr. Deeble said he was willing to be taxed to make up the deficiency. Should ten or twelve thousand be contributed from the club tdund and added to the fund of the meeting, let the Oorporation appropriate the balance. Mr. Marbury thought it impudence for 1,500 men to make such a demand on 16). The re- marks ot Mr. Hill he thought out of place; es- pecially that casting asiur on the club as a gambling concern. paurionse ] Mr. Marbury proceeded at some length to defend the club trom the imputation. Mr. Hill.—“I only made the remark that people began to look on the club as a gambling concern.” Mr. Marbury.—« It makes no difference; itis only asluror inuendo. Of the $6,000 in the town meeting funda very large portion came from members of this club.” Mr. Stake moved the appointment of a com- Mittee of three to draw sach an instrument for each member to sign, contributing as much @3 each chooses from his depositin the fund, tobe used by the town meeting in case the draft is prevented. Mr. Stake’s motion wasadopted, and Messrs. w Cox, J. ©. Marbury and E. J Shoema- ke’ ere appointed, who reported the follow- ang ments: “We, the undersigned, members of the Addi- son Exemption Club, do hereby agree that if the quota of Georgetown can be filled by means of voluntary contribution, so as to prevent a draft in Georgetown, we will contribute from the amounts of our respective deposits in the Bank of Commerce the sums set opposite our names, and we hereby authorize and empower Henry Addison, Henry Wingate and E. J. Shoemaker to draw the amounts so contributed by us for the object aforesaid, only in case the draft shall be entirely arrested and prevented in Georgetown, ahd as soon 4s thatresult shall be effected,” which was adopted. Mr. Shoemaker moved that a person be ap- pointed to wait on the absent members and af- ford each an opportunity to subscribe, which ‘was passed and Mr. Shoemaker appointed. The Secretary reported that the members present, about half of the club, had contribu- ted a little over $4,000. The club then ad- journed. StconD WarbD DRAFT MEETING.—Last eve en adjourned meeting of the citizens of cond Ward was held at Germania Hall, to take further measures in reference ta the draft, Mr.S, A. Peugh in the chair. ‘The treasurer reported that up to yesterday morning he had on hand $2,000, and during the evening 2255 additional was paid in. Mr. J.H. Posey knew of eighty-seven men ‘who could be obtained it the mouey was paid in by Wednesday afternoon. They would go tor the District for $100 less than they would for States, and bold themselves at $1,000. J. Miller, J. W. Tucker, J. W. Spaulding, Jobn Alexander, and Geo. Seitz, were added to the recruiting committee, which was in- etructed to inquire where and how many re- cruits can be obtained, and for what price; and also to make contracts with volunteers. Messrs. W. Pettibone, S. W. Owen, S. T. Raub, Andrew Joyce, and G. H. Plant, were appointed a committee to solicit $100 sabscrip- tions. —_———~»—— Dravt MEETING IN THE SIXTH WARD;—Last eveninga meeting was held in the Sixth ward, todake measures to avertthe draft, at which Mr. Jobn Holroya presided and Mr. Jas. Dal- ton acted as secretary. There was but asmall attendance of the citizens present, and it was hinted that most of the residents of the ward calculated in case they were drafted of being exempted because they worked in the Navy ‘Yard. It wasstated that there were a large namber of men in service in both army and vy who have net been credited to the ward, mong them about one hundred men who had listed in & company commanded by Capt. J. , } 2 ‘W. Baden, in Col. Olose’s Virginia regiment, and the poll list of the ward was called over, 7 ‘when over 150 names were marked 4s not hay- ing been credited to the ward. Messrs. John Thompson, James Dalton and Donald McUath- ran were appointed a committee to get the ereditfor®s many of those men as have not Deen credited. a IMvORTANT ARREST.— Last week, detec- Myes McDevitt, Clarvoe and Donaldson got @mformation that Jerry Dunn, who was tried e@nd convicted with Charles E. Belmont and ‘Thomas L. Smith of the murder of George Holmes at Tinckhannock, Wyoming county, Pa., in July last, had escaped from the sheriff while on his way to prison to serve a term of seven years. He was convicted by the name of Jeremiah H. Dinsmore,but the officers know- ing bis attachment to & female in this city set a trep for him, and succeeded im capturing him in Georgetown. Yesterday morning, Sheriff A. Gay, of Ly? Levee Geta arrived in Wash- «# 4ngton, and identified Dunn as the man Dins- *") “more who was convicted and escaped. The proper course will be taken to return the fugi- Uve to Cherry Hill prison, Pennsylvania, im- mediately. uch credit is due the detectives named for their indefatigable efforts in secu- ring the murderer. . eebipe eee ee Reat Estate—James C. McGuire & Co sold, yesterday afternoon, Lot 9, in Square 76 on K, between 20th and 2ist streets, to Joseph N. Fearson, for 35% cents per square foot; part of erage in Square 263, and improvements, to @ John H. Taylor, for #860; square north’ of Square 278, bounded by 12th street west, Ver- mont avenue And north ( street, containing "460 square feet, was sold to B. Ostermeyer for a i ail ceo VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE THIS AP- TERNOON.— We &re requested to call attention to the trustee’s sale, this afternoon at 5 o'clock, on the premises, of a beautiful ding |i e cotner of E and 2d street, near the phe her tory brick q —?, immediately after of a three three.s dwelling-house, on Ist street, between @ streets north, on Printing Office square, _ Fourta Warp Dreart Mugeting.—An ad jjenmned meeting of the citizens of the Fourth ard was beld last evening at City Hall, Mr. Lioyd presiding. Mr. Lyles reported that the committee to se- cays Copy, of the enrollment list, had waited on Capt. Putnam and were promised every fa- cility, and on his motion the committee were empowered to employ two clerks. ‘he Chair stated that the draft would not take place in the Fourth Ward for some days. Mr. Lyles offered a resolution which was adopted, for the appointment of a committee to confer with similar committees from other wards in reference to obtaining recruits, and Messrs. Lyles, J. C. Clayton, Stitt, Grossmay- er and Topham, were appointed. Mr. T. W, Murphy offered a resolution that the association will not recognize any man who bas not subscribed twenty dollars or more, pro- vided that the resolution shall not interfere with the rights of the poor men of family who has no other income than from his daily labor. A warm discussion ensued, and the resola- tion was laid on the table—yeas 10, nays 62. A committee consisting of Messrs W. E. Morgan, F. U. Stitt, and J. E. Cunningham ‘were appointed to waiton the Adjutant Gen. eral ana ‘ascertain whether the District would be credited with the recruits enlisted in the general service. Messrs. T. W. Murphy, D. Meyer, E. Scan- lon, A. Reagin and Jeremiah Uostelio were added tothe collection committee, and Messrs. Wm. Hoover, B. F.N. Hurley, Wm. Newton, J. Costello, Frank Birkhead, A. Allen, T. W. Murphy, Dennis O'Leary, J.T. Ford and R. Eichorn, were added to the recruiting com- mittee: The aggregate on hand including the $100 subscriptions and $90from 12 colored waiters at the National Hotel, is $5,621. aS Coed AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.— Monday, Major Littler, Provost Marshal, received information that three vessels were lying out in the stream, and had runners out gathering in negroes to Tun them away. The Major sent a detach- ment down to the river and took possession of the pungies, and captured the three captains, named Moore—two brothers and an uncle— and twenty negroes, most of them residents of the District, and liable to the draft, and all ex- cept two, able-bodied men. The pungies hail from Dorchester county, Eastern Shore, Md., and the captains say they were employing the men for service in dredging for oysters. Major Littler listened to their statements, but con- elnded to retain all for awhile, to see if some- thing else migi t not be developed. A Consignment.—Major Littler shipped yes- terday a squad of 120 hard boys, bounty-jamp- ers, deserters and stragglers, from Forrest Hall prison to Col. Wells at Alexandria, to be dis- posed of. This squad was composed of as hard material as can be picked up, and were escorted away by a strong guard of cavalry. Port of Georgetown.—Cleared—Schrs. Sallie, Skinner, Nanjemoy; OC. A. Heckshire, Galleat, Philadelphia; Betty Hooper, Walmsby, Port Deposit; Marshall, Vista, Havre de Grace; Anna Virginia, Lewis, do.; Six Brothers, Hor- ten, St. George’s; J. C. Calhoun, Creighton, Baltimore; M. P. Joy, Segar, Nanjemoy; Pro- tector, Hammond, St. Mary’s: Pilot, Foxwell, do.; Star, Scott, Accomac; Fair Play, Hall, St. Mary’s. Boats Pilot, Saunders, Nanjemoy; J. H. D. Smoot, Anderson, Maryland Point. ee THE CLOTHIERS ASSOCIATION held anad- jonrnad meeting last night at the City Hall, Mr. 5. Lyons in the chair,and Mr. M. J. Wald- heimer secretary. Resolutions were adopted protesting against Order No. 4, which prohibits the sale of cloth- ing to any enlisted man upon discharge papers that he may present, unless aspecial permit be granted, as an intringement of their rights as American citizens, and unjust and uncon- stitutional. The resolutions also provided for a committee of three to wait on the President, Secretary of War, Mayor Wailach, and Goy. Wisewell, and ask fora revocation of the or- der. Messrs. J. Sickle, M. J. Waldheimer, and the President of the meeting were appointed the committee of three, and they were em- powered to incur any necessary expense in the accomplishment for which they were ap- pointed. The secretary was instructed to insert notices ofthe meetings of the association in the Star and Chronicle, and the meeting then adjourned. ee CRIMINAL CouRT, Chief Justice Cartter—On Monday, after our report closed, Mary Mori- atta, indicted tor the larceny of clothing, was found not guilty. Matilda Roam, charged with the larceny of $2 from Albert Belt, was found guilty and fined $1 and costs. Alonzo Coster and Edward Thompson, charged with stealing money from Benjamin Terry. Not guilty. William Draper, Milly Draper, and Rachel Dorsey; larceny. Nolle pros. epntered by the District Attorney. Casper Sauer, charged by Wilhelmina Ault with rape. There being no witnesses obtain. able, the District Attorney entered a nolle pros. The District Attorney ent-red a nolle pros. in the following cases: Cornelia Winter, charged with larceny; Peter Fagan, indecent exposure; and same for assault and battery. Sarah Brown, alias Sal Brown, well known as the keeper of a notorious low resort on the Island, was found guilty of keeping a bawdy house, and sentenced to four months in jail. eager FirtH WARD Exemption Funp.—The Fifth Ward Exemption Fund Association had an- other meeting last night at Langley’s Hall, corner of 3d street east and Penn. avenue, Mr. George F. Gulick in the chair and Mr. R. B. Ferguson secretary. The only business transacted was receiving the names and money of new subscribers. Mr. Hitz, the treasurer, at the close ef the meeting, stated that he had received in all $2,550. A statement was made that it had been as- certained that some sixty persons who had en- listed and were now serving in the navy trom the ward had never been credited to it. An effort is to be made to obtain these credits, and the quota will then be reduced to about twenty. The association adjourned to meet to-night again at the same place. age A Bic Straw.—The 198th regiment Penn- sylvania volunteers arrived here this morn- ing, on their way to the front. As they passed up the Avenue a few isolated cheers greeted the McClellan flag. As each company passed under the Lincoln campaign flag at Seventh street the cheers were long and loud, and there was no mistaking the sentiments of more than three-fourths of the regiment. The regiment was raised in Philadelphia, and is up to the maximum. a Common CovnciL.—There was no quorum of the Board present last evening—Messrs. Davis, Lloyd, Peugh, Rheem, Owens, Marche and Wright only being present—and the Board adjourned until to-night; the charter requiring that they adjourn from night to night until a meeting is held. 22 ee SgntT TO ForT DELAWARE.—One hundred and two rebel officers and men have been sent from the Old Capitol Prison to Fort Delaware, under guard of thirty men of the 6th regiment Veteran Reserve Corps, commanded by Lieut. McCleary. ee HyMENIAL —The Church of the Epiphany was lastevening largely attended to witness the nuptials of our fellow-citizen, Dr. Noble, and Miss Henrietta Clitch. Rev. Dr. Hall, the rector, performed the ceremony. pote eee mt PHONOGRAPHY.—Attention is called to the advertisement under the above head. The gentleman proposing to form a class is kaown to us, and we think the opening for those wish- ing to Jearn phonograpby an excellent one. ge BILLiIARDs,—Billiard-room keepers are re- quested to note the advertisement for a meeting to-night, in another column. SPECIAL NOTIOES. dees neh Bac GoLp-PLatep JeweLry—New and beautiful styles, and Silver-Plated Tea Bgeons, for only One pellet: at the Dollar Store, 435 Pa. avenue, aes 422 st. it Drastep MEN should co! It a lawyer.and John H. McCutchen, Esq., Attorney at law, office corner of7th and F streets, up stairs, has had much expe- rience in this city and Baltimore, and is familiar with ikelens and regulations on this subject. sep N tn 8 LITT: On the Ist instant, DANIEL B, 'LE to Miss CARRIE VY. NEWKIRK. by the Rev. J A. Bokel, all of thiscity. S DIED, On Wednesday morning, at ‘2st, Mrs. MURPHY, fret Ly street, detween ig street a 2 mine Gh — ends an uaii ‘o attend her funeral at 3o’clo in t ternoon. tember e,on K Jersey avenue. tfully 2 to- 6 o'clock, Se; ¢ Mary Koc P2orosars FOR MANURE. Cuime Quanteawasren’s Orrion, i Wasmmaron, Boptember 19:15 Sealed proposals wil 2 as i Osptain Charles H. Tompkiee hg Moe ke corner of Twenty-second and city, until noon of HONDaY. Octobe; rom Ver fd at the stables and correien? fete pot. Bids must be made at so much end for auch Quantities as the biddecs wo7etds quire. The manure will oe awarded to the highest bid. ders, who will be required to remove it with aixty (60) days after the date of award. PEtielee passe me ncometentieee aces] is aure measured (the ‘measurement to be ‘understood aga delivery.) The Government reserves the right to reject all bids, should they be deeme. too low. . . Ri BR, jer General nd Gent Rgetereaster, wep 2 Bepot of Washington, nowon WANTS. SS eee ANTED TOL HOUSE with six or Ww eight rooms. mae Lay rden atinched, pre: ferred. Address W. K., Star Office’ sep 21 3t* FOR RENT AND SA oe ae ees ee eee ‘OR RENT— furnished ROOMS, at No. Peete cone Vatwocn 9th and lth sts, Also, a STORE, adjoining. sep 21- Mi feoot, are O00 vo ag omooet meas cAddrose nt. t cel B,J... Star office, Washington city, D.O. It" ANTED TO BIRE—Four ROOMS. suitable ‘or housekee; Ate a ‘pleasant neighborhood, not more than ten minutes walk from street cars, Address A., Star Office, p 21-3t* ANTED—Two GIRLS of good personal pearance, neat and tidy im their habits, to tendinadiningsa oon, Applyat the Reveilie,4 Pennsylvania avenue. __ Sep 2! WANTED—By a young woman. a SITUATION a8 purse and to do plain sewing, or ham- bermaid and waitress. est of reference given Address *Nurse,” Star office. Sap 21-2t* W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A smart, indus- trious BOY. who resides with his parents, and who is not afraid te work. Also, a sober, steacy MAN, to take charge of a borse and wagon on one of mycoal oilroutes. Apply at J.R = LEY'S Coal Oil Depot. Lamp and China Store, 316 F street, between I'th and llth. _ sep 21-2t* J ANTED—One PLUMBER. a good band. Ap- ply to T. H. DONOHUE & CO, No. 70 Bridge at., Georectewn, sep 21-3t WANTED Ry the Ist of October. a furnished ROOM and board, for a gentleman. his wife, and two small children, in this city or George- town. Pr ce must be mbderate, , t Address ““L WAGENER, Star office,” stating terms and location, sep 21-6t* WANTED A | LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTER Address note to Box 811 Post Office. se 20-3¢ Te goon MILLINERS WANTED—Enquire at M. BROOCKHEIMEBR, 34 4% street, Island, four doors above Md. ave. sep 2)-2t" ANTED—A small family, consisting of gen- tleman. wife, and servant, desire to obtain FURNISHED APARTMENT: table for house- keeping. Address A. A. G.,” Star Office. se 2)-3t* WANTED—A good OYSTER SAHUCKER, (white) to take charge cf an Oyster Saloon, Also afew good hanis for Steamed Oysters. Ap- ply atNo, 46532 10th street. sep 2)-3t* OR RENT—A BARBER SHOP and FIXTURES Fo in conistelg unter et No. 49 Brides stroats Georgetown: : pes OY good barber only SOTLE eae eile ies O% SALES Baker's SEWING Porat oy drerer a at the wholesale price. Appl: i bet. St and 9th. pepaiste Sto. 416 Bat; tek RRINGTON. FOR RENT—Part of a fine STORE. in one of the best locations in the city. For further partic- ulars address A. B., Post Office, Washingto: Sep 21 3t* OR RENT- Front ROOM, 24 floor, FOR REN Fae re roe ey ruts ata, sale: able for an office. Inquire in the store, sep 21-3t" OWE FOE RENT—A HOVER, centrally located. at s moderate rent. Apply at the office of the Daily Times, No, 338 D street, between 9th and loth streets. 1t* 0 LET—Two rooms in the white front building eines nsylvania avenue opposite Center Mar- ney qrguire on the premises. _@.0, JENKS. OR SALE—The STOCK, LEASE, and FIX- F TURES of a Barber Shop, corner L and 7th, now doing a good business. Sold only because the owner i i 7 Bep 21-30 SWPP _H. KERNER,_ OR SALE Cli BAP—The GOOD WILL a small stock of PROVISIONS, of a store. Northern Liberty market. Enquire at RO. LEWIS’ Gents Furnishing store, 342 7th street, near Massachusetts avenue it* Fo BALE—A good RESTAURANT, located in the central part ofthe city. Rentlow Also, GOOD WILL fora store. Inquire at JOHN F. NIEDFELDT, 420 E street, between Sth and 9th sep 21-3t* ‘OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, containing six rooms, on north C, between 2d and 3d strests east, suitable for a restaurant or a store, For Eprms apply te Mr maielin. Jom the Island, or Mr. oratio Merryman, oorosite. * Bie TPN RO wT. BEALL, Capitol Hill. THORN. moar V ANTED—A GIRL, to do general house German preferred. Also. for sale a new Cooking Stove, coat $45 fer $25. Inquire at 34 Ith street, between L and M. 5ep 20-30" ANTED—A smart, active BOY, as porter— white or colored. None under I7 years of ago need call. CHAS, L. LOOKWOOD & CO.. Sep2)-3t* 324 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sta, ANTED—To purchase, a small FARM con- taining from 50 to 10" acres, within 5 miles of this city. Must be good land. Address, for one week, Box 958 Post Office, stating price and all ether particulars. sep 20-3t* A PRIVATE FAMILY. who can give the heat of references. wish to renttwo ROOMS for house- keeping purposes, or would take two boarders, Location very desirable, corner lIth and B streets, just opposite Smithsenian Institute. sep 20-2t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two first-class tin and sheet iron workers. Apply at JaMES SKIRVING'S, No. 267 Pa. av., corner of Ith st. sep 2-1lw (Baltimore Bun please copy.) ANTED_IMMEDIATELY—A good COOK, VV “WASHER acd IRONER; one who would bé willing to go in the country for four or five weeks. Best of wages given. Inquire at 475 Gth prreet, or of MRS. BAROROFT, on I street, between Sth and 9th. {Ineet 4 Bop 2)tf W 4ANTED TO PUROHASE—A small HOUSH in a good neighborhood, about 5 or6 roms, Ad- dress AM. B., Star Office. sep 19:3t™ WASTED—A winte GIRD, totook, wash. and fron, for afamily of foar persons” Kaquire at 524 Maryland avenue, corner 6th strect. cep 19-3t" WANTED—Three unfurnished BOOMS, suite. ble for housekeeping, within ten minutes? walk of the Star Office, Address, stating terms and locality E. J. B., Box 663, Post Office, fep 19-lw” 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* Fe SALE OR RENT—The large four-story BRICK DWELLING HOUBE, No. 35%, onthe north side of north C street, between 3d streer west and 4% street, having afrout of 23 feet on a lot 140 feet deep, with a stable and carriage house building in the rear on an alley 3) feet wide. Possession of the heuse can be had in a few days. 8) street, to Rep 2-1w JAMES TOWLES. R SALB—A valuable and nearly new BRICK HOUSE, Ne, — 13th street, near the coruer of F (rented at $125 per month, to a punctual tenant.) Also, LOT on 18th street, between G and H,(now rented to the Government.) improved with a Brick Stable. The above described property will be sold ata sacrifice for cash. Apply at the office of Capt Moore, AQ. M., 134 F street, to sep 21-3t* JAMES HENNING. WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RBENT—No 202 9th street, between Oand P. Rent $12.5), in advance. Sep 2) 2t* FURNISHED HOUSE TO LiT—Inquire at 339 18th st., this week—cornor 18th an: K, sep 20-3t* (OUR ROOMS TO RENT.—185 K street, bet Iand 18 street, two on first floor, and two en second floo:. sep 20-36" GTORE FOR SALE-ACNo. 365 7th street, cor- . uire on e premises 0! D2) st VIRGIL VANNUOOHI. OR RENT—A STORE on Pennsylvania avenu A bonus will be asked for immediate posse: Apply to JOHN L. MILLER, 430 Penn. sep 2)-lw* <EVERAL PLEASANT ROOMS CAN BE HAD + at No, 122 Pa. avenue, between 19th aud 2th sts, Also, three Rooms, furnished or unfurnished. suitable for housekeeping for a gentleman a d wife. No one with children needapply. se 2% 4t* io SALE-—The entire FURNITURE for one large kitchen and two sleeping rooms, with beds and beddin, d everything necessary for housekeeping fo mall family. Possession givea immediately, For particulars address ‘‘S.,’’ Box 1145 Post Office. sep 2)-2t sep 2) 31 V ANTED—The undersigned desires to pur- chase all kinds of ladies and gentlemen's CAST OFF CLOTHING, for which the highest price will be paid. Call immediately at No. 50 ouisiana avenue, near 9th strect. < WM. BAILEY, Dealer in all kinds of new and second hand Cloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, &c. sep 19-Im* WANTED-ROOM and BOARD in a private family residing in this city or Georgetown byaclerk in the Treasury Department. Refer- ence if desired, Address Box 613, P.O, se 19-3t* W ANTED—From $4,000 to $5,000, from two to four years. Deed of trust given on valua- ble real estate. Address 8. E. A., Box No. 10, 8tar fice. sep 15-6t* UBNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—A comfort- ably furnished 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 WANTED Tro Hundred COLORED MEN, Apply atNo 40 Water street, Georgetown, au V ANTED-By MORGAN & RHINEHART, at G street Wharf, 5,000 Tons GREEN HOS- PITAL AND CAMP BONES, for which the high est market price will be paid. au 13-eolm NTED! Oo BOSELES WANED BOTTLES WANTED! ‘he highest cash pri ill be paid for— The big Whole ‘Oham ene Bottles, ‘al di do, Pint Porter do. Bint Ale Jugs, &e,, #6,.b ‘in! le Jugs, &c,. &c., by - RILEY A. SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, Georgetown, D.C. person laces lar, tities of N. B.—Any i weg Old Bottles on hand pan piers them taken away by notifying me. {aul&im] R. A. SHINN. ANT ED-—SECOND HAND FURNITURE ‘Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODSofevery description. BR. BUCHLY, 425 7th street. Je 8-tf between G and H. east side. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS GronentonN TAXES—An abatement of three per cent. will be allowed on the general 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 taves due, and unpsid, for advertisement, in- volving heavy additio.al costs. All interested will do well to govern the aselyes accordingly. CHARLES D, WELCH, sep 16-dtOctl Collector, GAQEGETOWN CORPORATION S8TOCK.— Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of #ix per cent. per annum, paratie quarterly, can obtain some by applying AIRD, Glerk of said Gorporation. $e. 29-dt01 "(OWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Petomac Tow Company’s boats, ‘* Potomac,” oes Curtin ana S Belle aven.’’ Apply to the ns on board, or to = JOHN B, DAVIDSON, my 18- Water street. Georgetown, N OW READY, THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DURING THE GREAT REBELLION, FROM NOVEMBER 6, 1860, TO JULY 4, 1864; Including a classified summary of the legislation of the Second Session of the Thirty-sixth Con- ress, the Three Sessions of the Thirty seventh ‘ongress, the First Session of the Thirty-eighth Congress, with the votes thereon, and the impor- tt Executive, Judicial and Politico-Military Facts of that eventful period; together with the organization, legislation and general proceedings ¥ of the Rebel Administration, Hon. Epwarp McPuersoy, Clerk of the House of Represi i NO Heke ie presentatives of the The work contains 9 MAGAZINE OF Facts, ar- ranged in logical order, or grouped in natural harmony; Sonatas most valuable contribu- tion to the Historica! Literature of the country, In all the votes, parties are classified. The Indez is thorough, both as to names and sub- ee , giving the reader entire command of the con- ents. 448 pp., 8v0.. law, sheep: price $4; FREE BY MAIL, PP SPHILP & SOLOMONS, Publichers se 1i-eo2v Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 ay TY NEW AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PI- ANO FORTES AT PRIVATE SALE —We of- fer at privatesale two new and gayerior, Rosewood Case Seven Octave PIANO FORTES of fine tone LASS, A and workmanship. and f; lebrated = factory, which wii be wold ata Tearonable price, RE & Co. Auction and Com. Merchants, OR SALE—One pened fyotle, four year ols Algo. very strong, hi fi % WAGON, with a top’ shells and tobe corner 6th and north B sta., Oapitel Hille seis se? w 316 F STREET. 4 CUTLERY AND FANCY GoopDs. COAL OiL AND COAL OIL LAMPS, assortment ever offe: Washington public; at 10 per cent lower than they ourselves. = J.B. FOLEY. sep2-kn* 316 F st. north. det. 10th and ith. nth annual session of this institutio commence on the 5th of September. Gi ae lars obtained and New York avenue. a Beasion commences Sept. Sth. Entire expense for 21 weeks, $110. Circulars ice, or ad- dress K. BU i JAS. 0. M sep 13-6t Cdl HORSE, with a BUGGY, price Price $140, at J. JOU VENALS Lee GROOKERY,, ND TIN WARR, I offer all of the above articles of goods, which embrace the beat ffe to the can be parchased elsewhere in the city. Call and Bhs hcilis <alal erent icles ty Beene eA obo Boil *PUE UNION FEMALE AOaDEMY —tno ar. at the Academy, corner Mth ‘ au ibeotus* B OOK VILLE ACADEMY. Principal, OR RENT—Two very desirable large unfur- nished PARLORS on first floor, together with largr basement, kitchen, ceilar, pantry, &c. Apply at Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and 2)t) streets, before 834 o'clock in the morning, or after 4 in the evening. sep 20-2t* BARBER SHOP FOR SALE—Ina hotel, aud a corner, A good chance. For sale on ac- count of other business. Apply to 8. FISHER, 591 7th street, near Md. avenue. sep 20-2t* Ko -RENT—Two handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, to gentlemen only. Apply at 135 G st., between 2ist and 221 sts. sep 2)-6%* PPAR 90D, AND BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE —The'advertiser has for sale a FARM in Prince George county, Maryisai, distant from Washington twelve miles, and eight miles from the Alexandria Ferry, contairing about 510 acres, well inclosed, with a good Dwelling-house containing nine rooma, Barn, Stable, Tobacco- house, and cabins. The cleared land ia good, and has been cultivated in tobacco, wheat. corn, and grass,and the woodland, of which there is about 150 acres, is in original growth, and has upon it the finest timber in the country, This farm can be bought for cash for tess than the buildings and fencing are worth, if early application is made. have also about 50) cords of WOOD for sale standing, mostly pine,on the Potomac, within 12 miles o plexan ria. he she Jon gest aot to the riyer will not exceed three-fourths of a mile. paises a excellent BILLIARD TABLE, wooden ed. for sale a great bargain. ‘Address, through Alexandria P. O., WILLIE, sep 2) lw FOR BENT—A BRICK HOUBE, containing 3 rooms, with gas, situated on the corner of 24 and H streets north. Apply on the premises. sep 19-3t* M. KANNALY., AUCTION SALES. 2 niet ose For ether Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALB OF A_ HE SEV ES By bers, dated the 17th day of August, isp), and recorded 18 ite J = . folios 167. et one ofthe Records. &c., we shall offer at public auction on WEDNESDAY: the aist day of September, at 4 o’clock, p.m., in front of the premises, all of Lo! Bumbered seven, (7,) of sub-division of numbered four hundred and thirteen, (413,) o! plan of the City of Washington, with the improy ments thereon, consisting of a two story Frat House. This property is situated on south @ st between 8th and 9th streets west. e Lot has width of twenty-four (24) feet. ten (¥) inches, and a depth of one hundred and twenty-four feet, eight (8) inches to an alley ‘ = tes Terms of sale: One half cash, the residue in six and twelve months, the purc! T giving his notes for the deferred payments, rat ‘orily endorsed and pearing interest from the day of sale, and se- cure’ by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. | Ifthe terms of sale are 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 givingone weeks notice by two insertions in some newspaper in the City of Washington. EDWARD ©. CARRINGTON.{ trustoos ASBURY LLOYD, = au27-2awswkds WM.L. WALL & CO., Aucta Y J. 0. MoGUIRE & 00,, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF AND UNIMPRO equity, passed July 5th, 1864,in a certain cau wherein Sarah Ann Brown and others are co’ laipants.and Ambrose A. Brown and others a: d No. 221 equity. we shall sell on t preniteesi on WEDNESDAY. the 2ist day of Sep- artes, commencing with the first named, at 5 o'clock p. m.: Lot No. 1, in Square No. 568, fronting 80 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 Lot 53, in Jas.C. McGuire’s subdivision of Square No. 624, fronting 15 feet 7 inches om First street west, between G and H sts, north, and running back 130 feet 4inches toa 20 foot alley, and improved by a three-story Brick Dwelling House. . Terms: One-half in cash; the remainder in nine andeighteen months, with interest from the day of sale,to be secured by the bonds or notes of the purchasers, with a surety or sureties, to be ap proved of by the trustees, Upon the full payment cf the purchase money and interest, the trustees will convey the proper- ty. All conveyances and stamps at the cost of th wurcbaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days thereafter, the trustees reserve the right to resell, on one week’s notice, at the risk and ex. ee the demulting purchaser, CEO. W. NicuoLas c. stePHENs. { Trustees eu30-eokds J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. 'Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, N LE OV VALUABLE REAL Es- CHANCERY SALE OV VA By_virtue of a decree of the Supreme Oourt ef the District of Columbia, dated on the 2ist day of May. A. D. 1864 passed in a certain cause(No.1.8%) nding in said Court between Joseph R. Cassin, rastee. complainant, aud John Williams, defen- dant, the undersigned trustee will, on WEDNES- DAY, the 2ist day of apiem vate: A.D 1364, at 5 o’clock p. m., infront of the premises, proceed to res?ilall that lot of ground situate in the City of Washington and District of Columbia, known and designated as lot numbered 16, in Square nnm- bered 5, Also, the east 7 feet8 inches front of lot numbered 15, in said square, together with the im- provements on said lot and part of lot. consisting of a large three story brick dwelling house, with back building, (beinga portion of the real estate of the late Commodore Stephen Cassin. ) The property is situate on north K street, be- tween 2th and 27th streets wert, fronti feet and 8 inches on K street, and extending back with that uniform width (57 feet 2 inches) 109 feet 19 in- ches toa public alley. The terms of sale are: One-third cas’. (of which the purchaser wil! be required to pay down at the time of sale $1);) the balance to ba paid in two equal installments at 6 and 12 months from the day of sale; said balance to bear interest from the day of sale, and the paymeat thereof to be secured by the bonds of the purchaser or purchasers, with surety to be approved by the Trustee, If the terms of sale be not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustee re- serves the right to re sell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by adver- tising such resale three times in some one or more = y Dewspapers published in the City of Wash- ington, 1] conveyances and eed at the cost of the purchaser. RH. LASKFY, Trustee, sep 12-4tawkds] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526 corner 7th and D streets north, THBEE-STORY BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT, ON THE ISLAND, AT AUCCION. ' On WEDNEsDAY, the 2ist instant, at five and a half o’clock p. m.. we sha'l sell. in front of the yremiinea north half of Lot 19, in he improvements, which consist of a good three- story Brick Houte, containing ten rooms acd lar, halls, This property has a front of 24 feet on 13th street, between south B and © streets, running back Rie feet 10 inches to an alley, and has also 4 ey. Possession given soon after the sale. Term: One half cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, fer notes bearinginterest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All eonveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title indisputable. Sep l5eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, {OR RENT—A desirable FURNISHED ROOM, suitable to accommodate two single gentle- men. Apply atthe northwest corner of 13th and Nts. sep 19-3t* {OR SALE CHEAP—A HOUSE, containing five rooms, (which rents for $30 per month,) on 21st street west opposite Government mess house, be- tween F and G, third door f'om F st, i 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 exeellent trade. Apply on !4th street, between G and New York enue, Washington. sep 19-3t* LEASANT UNFURNISHED ROOMS, FOR housekeeping, to a man and wife. Inquire at 484 G street, corner of 5th street, after 4p. m. References required, sep 19-3t* STORE TO BENT—Between 7th and 6th streets, 400 D street. Inquire on the premises, sep 17-8t* Fo, SALE—Eighty-four (84) acres of heavy TIMBER LAND, oak and pine; will cut from 6) to 70 cords per acre; situa'ed in Montgomery county, Md., 16 miles from the District and 2 miles from the Canal. Apply to WM. KILGOUR, At- torney at Law, 517 ith st. sep 16-lw* OR BALE—A HOUSE and LOT on Patrick The House is entirely, new, and the ity good The purchaser will be warranted against all claima of Hiraa Arnold, or other par- ties. Apply at 162 Queen street, Alexandria. Va, sep 15-6t" BENEDIO? & ALBEK. ‘OR SALE—STOOK and FIXTURES of an old established family Grocery Store doing a good business. Reasons for ae Having otter busi- ness, and cannot attend to both. Also, a good FARM of 100 acres, on the railroad, 12 mil rom town and one mile from a station, For further information inquire of J, B, JONES & CO., corner of L and 7th streets. sep 15 6t* JAUBNISHED ROOMS, with Board, for rent at No. 416 G street, between 8th and 9th, oppo- site the Patent Office. Call and see them. se 14-7t* 'OR SALE—A good-sized FRAMB HOUSE, two story, containing four rooms; also the Lot, 23 by 62. Terms easy. Apply on the premises, corner ist and H, Island. sep l4-lw* FS SALE—Parlor, Bedroom, and Kitchen FUR- NITURE, Carpets, Bedding, &c., mostlp nom; also.a lady's Bide Saddle. Inquire for b. WAG: NER, second door from the corner of Mass. ave, and Iststreet © 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 and gas fixtures ali through the house, and a pump in the yard. Aino. in private family, a PARLOR and CHAMBER on the first floor, (furnished,)460 New York avenue, toy ae ao D. A. GARDNER, OSLING HOUSE FOR BALB. The Proprietor of this popular 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, sel>2w* F OR RENT—A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY having a splendid Sky Light. Connected with the Gallery are three convenient Rooms. Inquire the premises, No, 540 Pennsylvania avenue, Retween tat and 24 sts., or of GREGORY ENNIS, 282 Fst. sep 10-tf T2 UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PBI- vate sale a tract of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 miles from the Capitol, over Benning’s Bridge; about 50 acres cleared, and 45 in meadow; the balance in unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut. No improvements, ex: pt asmalibouse, For further particulars address Box 384, Washington, D. O.. or inquire of the subscriber, 13g miles northeast of Benning’s Bridge. eee B. SHERIFF. RNISHED ROOMS —Single or sui o! F URDOME, euited for the accommodation ot oft cots of on oraiys ce others; “ale pz ARLORS oh felding doors;, 2 pees New York avenue andH. sep 5- cieete URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. without Board, F ‘to gentlemen only—347 K street, near 13th: Inquire of Mrs. A. B. STEPHENSON. au Sictf ‘OR RENT— pe leeee Any commodious if fh aR, (dwell now rag Bore, ae, ay. and 141 wo doors tet near co! ol i ‘otel. oy ree nee som, xrowent, ‘Og ‘A BOOM on 3eth streat, ite is lapted ots Banker er iia aving Reo tn with a very med ad 4 vi a LLIAM ORME, Now 312 s Between wth and eh ibe 2A SALE—DRUG STORE, BE FOR Sa UIPDING LOTR) Tero Mass, avenue, near 6th at. h-BAILIFF SALE 1 Box loose Tol wi are 1 Box Jelly, Box Candles, 1 Box (assortment) 1 Box Gin, 1 Box Tonio Bit! Lads Box Blankets and contents, 1 Box Olaret 2 Boxee |. Wine,1 Box 0.1. D.: Brandy, 1-Box 1 Eurnace and Fixtures, 1 Liquor Keg and 1 Spade, 3 an 1 ide ball, six Foot aud kiteben. re BY W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, 500 LOTS OF CLOTHING, &c., THE STOCK OF A PAWNBROKER. AT AUCTION, _ THURSDAY, Sept. 224, 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 Back Coats, Pants, Vests, Under Clothing, &c,, in every va- riety; ‘youth's Overcoats, Jackets, Pants, Vests, Byres Hal ace Gold ana 8: 80, Several fine Gold and Silver Watches, Re volving,Pistols, Dry Geods, &c., &e. on The lot embraces the largest collection of Clo- thing that was ever offered at one sale in the city. W.B. LEWIS &0O., sep 20-2t (Obron.] Auctioneers. BY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers South corner Pa. ay. and 9th st, ROSEWOOD PIANOS. PARLOR SUITS. FUR- NITURB, CROOKERY WARE, CARPETS, &c, AT AUCTIO On THURSDAY MORNING. sept. 224, commen- cing at 10 o’clock, we will sell on the first floor of our Auction roomsa stock of Furniture, &c,,com- prising— Two Handsome, Fortes Fine Tone Rosewood Piano lor Suitin Green Re: 1 Parlor Suit in Crimson Reps Sofas, Lounges. Parlor, Kasy, Cane seat and other Chairs and Rockers Cottage Betts Mahogany and Walnut, Marbles Top and Plain Bureaus 2 Feather Beds, Bair and Shuck Mattresses Walnut. Jenny Lind, Plain and other Bedsteads Marble Top and Plain Washstands Crate of Crockery Ware Barrels of Tumblers and Goblets Garpeteand Matting—whiteard check ‘“o!nut and Oak Extension Trblea ‘tracks. Matogany and Walnut Sideboards Safes, Gilt Mirrcrs % Witt Gu to of other articles in the furnish- ing line, to shich we invit the attention of buyers as they will be so:d without reserve. Te sh. sep 9 {Chron} _—*W.L. WAUE & 00. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. PEREMPTORY SALE OF STOCK OF DRY 5 'S AND SHOES, &o. On THDRtDAY MORNING, Seprember 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- que « Soy Nos, 163 and 165 Bridge st,, G@eorge- wn, D. 0. The attention of the trade is respectfully called to the above sale, The entire stock will be sold te the highest bidder. After the disporal of the Dry Goods, the stock of Groceries will be sold at public auction, due tice of which will be given. sep 19-d4t . THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. B ARS 526, corner of7th and D streets. OF GROCERI . TORAoCe. HARNESS, CLOTHES eo RE A é On THURSDAY. 29th instant, I shall sell in front of Green & Williams’ Auction Rooms, at 10 .. by Order of distrain for house rent, articles, viz : contents, Y Oarpet Bag, 1 Box Har- 1 Axe, 15: 1 Box Tinware ere ae atent tT Pale gf Ware, 2 ware Irk, 1 Box Mustard, 1 Box Clothes r Ti 41 Box . 1 Box Sweet Oil 1 Box jose Tobacco, Be olothing. 1 Box Tin- ters, 2 large Boxes ‘erms cash. 0, F. HOTCHK188, Bailif, Sankn ‘& WILLIAMS, Au sep 2i-d B* TKS, 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE NEAR THE SMI NT. AN BUILDINGS AT PUBLIO on ‘ToLebAY AFTERNOON, September 7th, at5 o’olcok,on. ines; we shall sell a large om the sid Tah street ane betw irginie and yeh The house ie thres stories high: wink Sk buil “ vd fine dry cellar, contains two large chambers, dining. me dtheeaices etn TW ‘ 4 aide. tot ‘handsomely ormsinen ner ted with t a, flowers and sbrul a ituation of this property fine private residence, Delag cn & Soh TB AE ir 3 Convegasces and stamps af the cost of the pur- 0 a8. 0; TRE & OU., Avots. Bor | RGR BREE, tist TATE ous a..M, YO +r, & BRO.. 403 Penn's av., near 4% st. sop l4-e03t* UOTION SALES, FUTURE Days, B® 3.0. MOGUIBE & 00O., Auctioneers, OH ANCBRY SALE OF VALEABLE 10" THR DEPOT AND AROUND THE Gapryee® Pursuant to a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 4th day of May, 1804, in an eguit canse pending inaaid Conrt, wherein Bleazer Lindsley and others are complain: ants, and Joseph L. Tagie and others are defend- ants, the subscriber will, on WEDNESDAY, the tober next, at 43 o'clock, On the prem- ises, of y to the highest bidder, Lota No, 1 and 2. in Square No. 681, situated at the cor- nee dt north D street and Delaware avemne. URSDAY, the 6th of October, at 4 o’clk, onthe premises, Lot No. 4, in Sqr fo. 637, iting on south D street, between are BYO- nue ard south Capitol street, Lot No. 2, in Square No 693, on south enue and south C. street, between Ne: 0 itel street, and Lots7,8, 9.1, MN, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21,1n Square No, 3. near Bt. Peter’s Church. ‘The terms, as prescribed by the decree, will ba: One-third of the purehace money in ¢: n@ the residue in two equal instalments, in six and twelve months from the day of sale, for which the purcha- ser’s notes, with avproved scourity, bearing inter- est from the day of sale, will be taken, with a re- tained lien on the premlscs. A here had of $20 on each lot will be required at thea eo t of conveyanci tif e cost of conveyancing, certificates stamps to be borne by the purchaser eae. and It the terms of sale be not fully complied with within five days next after the day of sale. the roperty will be re sold, at the risk and cust of the Rerkulting purchaser, after one week’s public no- tice by advertisement in the Evening Star, HN C. KENNEDY, Trustee, sep2l-cokds J,C.McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. Y JABS, C. McGUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF SMALL TRACT OF LAND : NEAR THE INSANE ASYLUM On THURSDAY, October 27, at 12 o'clock m , at the Auction Rooms of Jas 0. MeGuire & Qo Af virtue of a deed of trust from Charles J. Uhimann and wife to me, dat March 7, 1363, and duly recorded in Liber N, 0. T., No. et Beq., one ot the Land Records for Washington County and District of Columbia, I shall sell part of the tract of land known formerly as ‘* Woodstock,’ and latterly as the ‘*Kosciusko Place,” situat cr the U.8 Inrane Asylum, the part to be sold bein, dexcribed as Lot A.” aa laid town upon a plat of survey made by T. Lt AF id plat having been duly recorded in Liber J. A.8,, No. 213 folios 448, &c., one of the Land Records of Washington County, said tract containing twenty-two acres, two roods, and thirty-two perches, more or less, Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises, Conveyance’ and revenue stamps at the cost of bh ‘8, the purchasers. a v1D WALKER, Trustee, sep 21-2aw&ds J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, I Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anctioneers, No 526 7th street, corner D north, 2 OF THE VERY BEST VEGETABLEISTALLS IN THE NORTHERN AND CENTER MAR- KETS. AT AUCTION, On MONDAY, 2th instant. we shall sell ons Zogetable standin the Northern Market, and on TUESDAY, the 27th, we shall sell one vegetable stand in the Center Mark: Sale to commence at ll o’clock a.m. (The flag will designate the -talls) furmerly occupied by Jos. Neumeyer, deceased, Terms cash. sep 21d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. BY J. CO. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, AND VACANT SIDE LOT AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept 22, at 5 o’clk, on the premises. we shall setl two lots on 2d street east, bet, C and Dats, north, both running back 115 feet to a 8) foot public alley, one of them im- proved witha nearly new frame welling: house, containing four rooms and a kitchen, the other vacant and to be sold seperately. Immediate possession given. Terme: One-third incash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months,with interest, secured by a deed of truat onthe premises, sep }7-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, YJ. 0, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON D STREET NORTH, BETWEEN TWELFTA AND THIRTEENTH S¢*REELS WEST, AT PUBLIC AUOTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September 224 gt 5 ovelock, om the premises, wo shall sell parts of Lots Nos. 11. and 12. in Square No. 293, fronting 21 fect on north D street, between 12th and west, rurning back 83 fret 434 inches toa 23 feet paved alley, improved by a brict building two high (Toate Occupied as a wholesale wine and liquor store. Terms: One-balf cash; the remainder in 3, 6,9 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, T tle indisputable. y Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid the purchaser. sepld a J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y¥ J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, SEVEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AY THR CORNER OF NORTH C STREET AND 2D BT, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 224. at 5 o’elock,on the premises, we shall sell Lots No. 9 and 27, and parts of 25 avd 23, in Square No 725, subdivided into five lots ef 19 feet 2 inches front each on © sireetee the corner of 24 street east. and running back 102 feet 912 inches to a ten foot alley, and two lots of about 18 feet frent each, on 2d street east, between B and C streets, running back 115 feet to a wide alley. the remainder in 6 and secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Ae ances and revenue stamps at the cost of ers. tepir-d JAS: C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B* JAS. C, MCGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW YORK PUBLIC SALE. aie On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, September 284, at 5 o'clock. on the premises, we shall sell the east half of Lot No. 6,in square 514. tronting 33 feet 5in- ches on the north side of New York avenue, be- tween 4th and 5th streets west, running back toa 30 foot alley, to be divided into two building lots. Immediately after we shall sell Lots 32 and 36, in subdivision of square No. 448, fronting each 24 feet on Oregon strest, and running back 105 feet to a 15 foot alley, Tide parteck. Terma cash. sep 16- J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucta. '¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE BY ORDER OF THE LUMBER. &0, 2 ‘ On FRIDAY, the 23d instant. at 10 o'clock a. m., we shall sell, at the carpenter shop of the late Henry GO. Holmes, deceased, on EB street north, near the corner of l5th street, a'l the Tools, Work- benches. Lumber, &c., &c , belonging to the es- tate of the deceased. Terms cash. = he By order of the Administratrix. sep 20-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y JA8. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, AND, ALL OF SQUARE No. 95, AT PUBLIC BALE. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Sept 2th, at5 g’clock. on the premiser, we shall sell Lot No. 19, and the west half of Lot No. 20, in Square No.7. fronting 79 feet 4% inches on north I street, tween 2ist and 22d streets west, and running back 143 feet 942 inches to a 3) foot alley, to be divided into four building lots, mmediately after: whole of Square No. 93, bounded @ avenue, 2ist street west, and I We shall sell the yy New Hamps: north N streets, Tith Tfect. Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed ef trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- ee a JAS. OC. MCGUIRE &00., Aucta, Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct,; Georgetown, F A FIRST CLASS FAME THE STOCK 0. T OTtON LY AT A - On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 2th instant, at 10 o’clock, I will sell, at the store of John G, Bogue, 36 Market Space, Georgetown, D.0., hia entire stock of Groceries, embracing— 6 bbls. Clarified and Orushed Sugars, 18 do Brown do 23 do Molasses Syrup 21 do Pure Cider Vinegar. 6 ¢o Clarified do 20 do Coal Oil, 68 do Old Whisky, some very choica, Bottles of atsor: Whiske 43 bbls. Brandy, Wine, Gin, 10 gross henge Matches, 8 boxes Mould Candles, 12 bbls. Hams and Shoulders, And many other articles usually found ins first- Leos fomily, frocerr: f _ ore abi ixtures for rent, Terms cash, THOS. DOWLING, Bep 20 Acctioneer, Y J. OC, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ‘RUF TEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP "REAR STREET NOTH, BETWEEN Cli a blnck taithe peenieren he Pichon as Sosaior rc} ie mises, trust fcom Adolph B. Lipphard end wit and duly record jeed of om ‘and wife, dat NBUst, folloe D7, et te can kee i ul +, ONS O! e Lani W, rt OF Kot No, @4n & Sanat Ga teantag “rect atree "paeke 7F iS 7th 80. & reat portion of the anid Lot NO. ‘resting 29 fect ont exten that ee ay te Raweeets tam, &0., &.5 rms cash. Cenveyances and reveaue stamps at the cost of ‘be purchaser. ie oOFFUTT,{ Trustoos. 5, 0. MoGUIRE & O0., Aucts, 8. MABSHAL’S S4LE. wr. avenue, and) ip 2 gd fab 1