Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1864, Page 3

, ttee Appointed upon the x Tied that they had ex: ined records atthe &vy Yard and Marine Barracks, in order to LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. OanTeervery .—One desiring fan cannot: the Canterbury without being assured that it will be per- formed in fi tyle throughout. The perfor- mefs all do t! ‘4 part admirably. The fre- mt plaudits of the audiences attest this tt Forp’s Tawatrs.—The Florences are tally appreciated in this city, if we may judge from the crowds nightly in attendance at Ford's. They have also always had hosts of personal friends here who allow mo occasion to pass ‘without doing them honor. As this engage- ment closes on Saturday the three ensuing nights will doubtiess witness full houses. The for to night is «Kathleen Mavyourneen,” « A Lesson for Husbands.” Grover’s THEATRE.—Madame Ponisi is mush admired by tha lovers of tragedy. Her engagement here thus far has been a most suc- cessful one, and there is every indidation that it will continue to beso, To-nightshe appears again as “Valsha,” in the tragedy “The Slave «jueen.”” The tragedienne is supported by a fine company, and this has much todo with giving ® proper effect to her own acting. VARIETIES —“The Dangers of a Dancing Girl,” which h»s been performed at the Varie- ues each night this week and which has proven As successful as Mr. Fitz Simmons’ other sen- sation plays, will be repeated to-night Ia ad- dition to the drama there will bea good con- cert Hall entertainment. epee ee ae THIRD Warp Drart Mgetinc.—Another meeting was held last night. Mr. Wright re- ported that the collectors in the poorest section of the ward had returned $161.50, collected during the day. Mr. Sharretis reported $37. Mr. Larner said that as much had been said relative to expectations from Alexandria, he would explain the matter. Upon the forma- tion of this club, Mr. Angus said that Uol. Alex- ander, of the 2d D. O. regiment, informed him that he could farnish 100 men, to be credited tothe ward. Since then it has been asserted that those men were gone to Georgetown. their agents having bid higher. A gentleman went to Alexandria and saw Col. Alexander, who told him there were no men in his regiment who could re-enlist. In justice to Col. A. it ‘was proper to say that those men whose terms are nearest expired, have over sixty days to serve, and under the orders of the Department, they cannot re-enlist. No matier how well disposed Uol. A. was to aid in filling the quota of the ward, those circumstances prevented him. Mr. L. also stated that several geatlemen bad offered to furnish recrnits—two offered thirty men—bdnut upon looking for them they were not obtainable, the gentlemen stating that they could do better in Georgetown. Mr. L stated that there had been more applications yester- day than on any day before, and of those offered ten were rejected, nine from the navy and one trom the army. The committee in charge ot the business bad been untirmg in their efforts, but it requires more men tooperate successfal- ly, and they should be authorized to pay as high bounty as any ward or sub-district. The president closed his remarks by calling for volunteers to aid the committee to-day, and the following responded:—Messrs. Simpson, Wolf, Robinson, Steele, 1 Mudd, G. M. Tay- lor, 8. C. Heritage, Robert Smith, Johnson, Mercer and Taylor. Mr. Wo!f proposed to be one of a hundred to give #20. Mr. Curtis would be another. With these the proposition remained open for others. Mr. Steele moved that the executive commit- tee be empowered to pay as high bounty for recruits as any ward or district. ji Mr. Sbarretts thought it won!d te better for the committee to have an understanding and deal generously with applicants, but no: let it be understood that they would give exorbitant prices. Mr. Wolf favored the empowering of the committee tosuch an extent that they could compete with any ward or district. ‘The motion was carried. Messrs. Cooper and Kaiser reported that they bad been coliecting on their own authority for the ward, and the result of the day’s collec- Uons was £53.75. The President reported that the ward has more cash in hand and fewer men to furnish than apy other ward, and thought it very en- couraging. The collection at this meeting is $393.25, and the cellection still going on. Mr. Wolt’s first proposition not being filled, he offered another to be one of forty to give $5 cash in order to make the cash in hand even $10,000. “ ben eleven gentlemen had responded tothis call the meeting adjourned until this evening at 7 o'clock. The President announced the total of cash to be $9,674 in hand. Sa FourntH Warp Dagart Meeting ‘Last Nieut.—Mr.C M. Tompkins, trom tne finance committee, reported that since the previous meeting they had received $655 in cash and $o14 in subscriptions. Mr. Chauncty, of the recrniting committee, said that bimself and Mr. Donn had putin three recruits during the day at $2.0 each. Justice Walter announced that he nad put in two recruits, and had flve more who would be put in to day. Mr. A. L. Newton said he had had two men, but wus notaware that he could draw on the treasurer, and had to let them slip. Mr. Lyles reported that the committee to procure acopy of the enrollment had succeeded partially, aud procured a list of adout >). bey iniended to get clerks and continue the work. ‘fbis lst contained much vaiuayie in- formation, @rd on it were the names of citizens or other wards. Mr. W. E Morgan, from the comm ascertain the number of men enlisted general service, reported that they had called on the Adjutant General and were intormed that “men enlisted in the general service of tae United States army, as clerks, messengers, Ac, are pot entitled to either credit or tocal bounty since April 1, 1564. Application to the Secretary of ar might get the credit to this city.” * * * of : Mr. M. suggested that a committee now wait on cr communicate with the Secretary ot War in reference to the subject. In his opinion, if | che committee could be successful, aud the Ward offer a bounty to men enlisted in the general service subsequent to April Ist, 161, the quota ef the Ward woald not valy be filled, but also the quota of nearly every other ward. Mr. Morgan offered the following, which Was adepted: Resolved, That & committee be appointed to Wait upon, Or address a communication upon the sutject, to the Secretary of War, and re- quest tbat the men enlisted in the general ser- vice, United States army, subsequent io April |, i564, be credited to the quota of Washington, Db. C., and that they be permitted to seisct the wards in which to be credited, and that they be permitted to receive the bouuties: and, also, to ascertain, it possible, how many of the men enlisted in the general service. United States army. prior to April Ist, 1961, have been credited to the quota of Washington. The tollow: were appointed as the com- taittee, Mayor Wallach, Capt. W. W. Moore, D. Biskesler, F. U. Sutt, E. Edmonston, J. L. Barbour, and A. Lloyd. Mr. Lyles moved the appointment of a com- mittee to revise the roll, Aud ascertain aud se cure if possible the proper credits, and aiso to Tequest all persons who Dave turnished sub- stitutes to make known such fact to them. Mr. Lyles stated that from what be nad heard, he believed that nearly every meio of means tn the ward bad putin asubstitu’, and that if the | proper credits were giveu the ward would be nearly it not qaite tree The resolution was adopted, and Messrs. | W_E Mor- gan, J M. Johnson, and Juhu H. Linkemaa “= eppointed. Frank Herbert, B.F. M Hurtey. adopted : Resolved, That the treasurer of this associ- ation be and he is hereby authorized to puy the sum of $100 to each and every person who shall put in a substitute to tue credit of the Fourth Ward. _fo SE Drart MEETING IN THESIXTH WARD Last Niesat.—Mr. Jona Thompson, trom the com- revious eveuiug, find enlistments that had not been credited to the ward, aud afterwards visited the Mayor’s office. Mayor Wallach showed them a list of 60 names, 3: of which he was confident would be credited to the ward. They took the May- or’s list and went to the Navy Department and founa 26 names there, which Mr. Faxon, the Chief Clerk, certified were then in tne service. It all these mames were allowed by the Pro- vost Marshal, the quota ef the ward would be reduced to 13. The committee pi to visit Alexandria to-morrow and get the names of all who had enlisted in the District regi- ments. Some conversation ensued, wherein it was stpted tvat it would be impossibie to get credi for 8 man unless bis company aod the name o bis cap ain were desiguaied, Ail who knew of any one who bad enlisted ougat to report the pame to the commitice. Mr. Thompson ail to put their shoul- an ae ane work to c! the ward of 1 raft, aud not depend upon the ir ex- empting artisans and operatives who Te- poried &8 necessary to any certain branch of yore meres t the issuance o that orcer had dene much harm, and retarded efforts to avoid the dratt. = Mr. Dalton said that although no one should depend upon the order, yet it should be anes stood that men had rights under it which must be regarces. He instanced several cases where ee bad Lys! aby eed Motion was adopte:i empowering mittee to visit Alexandria audobtane pores maser? possible from the District regiments. > Mr. Daiton said the Mayor was doing ali iw Clayton offered the tollowing, which was | his power to clear the city of the draft, and he proposed to send a commissioner to the District regiments Bimeelf. He thought could await the return of it commissioner and thet could secure the names of those who had enlisted from the Sixth Ward. Mr. Toompson was satisfied the Mayor was doing all in his power, but he thought the commitiee should follow the commissioner up and secure all they could for the ward. eens CrmiInaL Count, Chief Justice Cartter.— On Tuesday, the District Attorney entered a wee are in twenty three cases, in some of which there were no witnesses to be obtained. Yesterday, Kate Warers, indicted for keep- ing @ bawdy bonse, submitted her case, and ‘was sentenced to pay & fine of $500. In the case of Jo:n W. Dowd, indicted for larceny, a rolle pros was eutered. David Connei, a soldier, charged with an as- sauit and battery, was found guilty, and sen- tenced to psy a fine of $5. He was also or- dered to be returned to his regiment John Collins, a soldier, belonging to the ist regular cavalry, was found guilty of stealing cress and some other articles of clothing, and centenced to the Albany penitentiary. Soe SS ‘vHe First Wakp Drart AssooraTION met last night. The majority of the collectors reported that the subscribers were willing to recebve their money back and bestow it upon worthy per- sons drafted who they knew were not able to leave their families On motion, it was ordered that the money be returned to the sunscribers and that a collec tion be taken up to defray the contingent ex- penses Mr Turton moved that a vote of thanks be entered on the Journal to ihe President, Mr. Douglass, and the Secretary, Mr. Sipes, for their services during those meetings, which was unanimously adopted. SSS Got HiMsELF tnTo A Sorarr.—Yesterday morning officer Werden arrested Mary Bat- Jer, who lives at the corner of 2d and © streets, Island, on the complaint of Dan’! Batson, col- ored. who charged her with keeping a bawdy and disorderly house. It appears that t-ey bave been living together, and last night had @ row which caused a separation, and Batson, to geteven, made this charge. The case was heard this morning by Justice Boswell, when it was proved that Batson got half the profits of the Bouse, and he was committed to jail tor court to answer the charge he made against Mary, who gave security. } SSS Tue Firta Warp Exemption FUND As- SOCIATION had another meeting last night at Langley’s Hall, Mr. G. F. Gulick presiding, and Mr. R. B_ Ferguson secre'ary. Ap additional $350 was subscribed, making the whole amount thus far subscribed £3,100. There is a favorable prospect that the quota will be considerably reduced by reason of en- listments not yet credited. A ward association has also been formed heve, and aconsiderable amount of money has been realized. ge MARKRITER, No. 486 7th street, has nowa choice fall stock of paperhangings, oval pic- ture frames, window shades, picture cordsand tassels, carte visite frames, and all other ar- ticles suitable for the interior adornments of the dwellings of the rich or poor Markriter always disposes of his goods at prices to suit the times, aud from his varied stock no one can fail to make a satisfactory selection of articies | needed. See advertisement elxe where. | Geis | _ Tone Repatrep.—The U. S. steamer Ascat- | ney, Capt Mitcbell, which was badly strained in a gate off Wilmington recently, is tohave 4 thorough overhauling atour Navy Yard. aut her stores ere being taken off today. Her | crew is to be transferred tothe receiving ship | at Baltimore while the vessel is being repaired ee Tae Wuite House.—The President's Honse is undergoing extensive repairs, and the inte- rior is being painted througout New carpets and turpiture is being added. preparaterv to its occupancy by the President and Mrs. Lin- coln as their winter residence. aS CorRECcTION.—Mrs. Ann Foley, who was ar- Tested about eptember 7th, upon a charge of keeping a bawdy on 7h street, near New York avenue, which case was dismissed, says the bouse she lived in was not the one known as the Blue Goose, but is next door. ee Common Councit.—The board was not in session last night. no quoram being present— Messrs. Lloyd, Fdmouston, Peagh, Ward and Wright only—and an adjournment was had until this evening. SPECIAL NOTIOES. ——— Kromer’s | UrHam’s) Hater Dre. Fury Cents a Bor. Boxes larger thau Dyes that sell for $1. Natural, durable, beautiful. Warrantedto please This ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr. CuiLton, of New York. and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia. who pronounce it free from all poi- senoue ingredients, and the material composingi will not injure the most delicate hair, | Sold by Druggists and Fancy Gools dealers every where. i Joun J, Eromen, Sole Proprietor, 463 Chestuut Street, Philadelphia, Pa, Deunkennxess Crngp, The inebriate ¥ now bid defiance to the tempt- ing cup. Dr. Zane’s antidote for strong driok a certain cure for draukenness. It creates a tis- likefor strong drink. and can be administered without the knowledge of the patient Descriptive circulars seut to any addres sale by all respectable Druggists in the Un | States and Canadas, Price $1 per box. or packas | efsix boxes for $5 | is Joun J. Keomer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut «treet, Philadelphia, Pa. over thirty yoare, and has always proved a succes ir. Kand’s Smee fic is exbibited in the pills, made up entirely of substanc specific effect apon the generative orgaus persons associate the idea of operatious bowels from taking avy kind of pila, The Sporil of Dr. Rand 1s not intended as an eracuatine me! cine. Its medical virtaes are expended «nt upon the impaired generative organs 7 are DOT un pleasan’ to the tast+, and many n masticate them with impunity before swallowing them; which plan we woul? always recommend. 4g | Da. Rann’s Sreciric, | Theoldest and most reliable medicine { cure of Sperma‘orhera, Seminal Weataves. 1 f | Power, &e, This medicine bas stow! the testo | & that hae | affording the specdiest way to get the ef-cc of the remedy, | | Price $1 per box. or six boxes for $5 Sold by | Drugeists everywhere. Joan J. komeR, Wholesale Agent, 4 '3 Oheatnut street, | au 3l-eoly Philadelphia, Pa. ‘ORNS, Bunions, Inverted Nails, and otber dis- | orders Qf the feet, when oeglected injure the geu- cialsy®tem by preventing the body from taking that atural exercise £0 conducive to healyh. To all afficred with these terrible evils we would re- commend an early call at Dr. White’s office, No. 424 Penn’a ay, bet. 42 and 6th sts. Who would suffer torment from disordered teet when a sure remedy is so near at hand, and can be effected Nace nan in. Office open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. sepi- CoLgate’s Boner Soap. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its mature, fragrantly scent- od, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggistsand Fancy Goods Dealers. ja25-eoly MARRIED, On the 20d instant, by Rev. Dr. Pinckney. at ee mengence ot ic wee me cache Dee iy oer AN, to Miss » dau, . GA Klink, bo b of thie city. No cards. °F A DIED, In Georgetown, onthe 2ist instant, Mrs D, OUS ROBEY, inthe ests yuarot herag DAB The funeral wi l take place to-morrow (Friday) evening, at 3 o’clock, from the residence of her son, George Browning, No 47 ist st. The friends of the family are invited to attend. * On Tharsd: ornir g, September 22d inst. , 1864, MARY LEE, infant daughter of D. H. and Martha No 4. Tebbs, aged 5 months and 3 days. It ‘PForosats FOR MANUBB Cuipy QuanreamasrEn’s Ovrion, ‘ Wasuincrom. ‘Se prosabee ss “BS : Sealed pro; ‘ ¢ arate Higten a vouprtse fg whe gtieg! corner of Twenty. end @ ‘streeta, in. this city, until noon of MONDAY. Octobe: 10, 1864, for the purchase from the Government ‘of th ° Man now on hand at t! ¢ stables and corrale of this de. Bids must be made at so m: F cubic yard, e '@ will 0@ ighest bid. | ¥b Ny uired to bi ( Go) dans after the date of fomtrelt witht Payme t will be required in Government fy, at the dat e proporale are accepted. aud the bure me mpadithe measurement to be understood “The Goveroment reserves the right to reject all bide should they be deeme acrermaster, WANTS. ‘OUSE WANTED With or eight rooms, Hitiernishea, by Uetsber l ddcecs Ser Bist 7 ARTER—T TIN SHEET IRON W ‘WORKERS reptet Pamediately at PALMRE. & BRO.’S vew Tin Btore, 78 Bridge st., Geor, town, D. 0. sep 22-3t WANTED—A first-class MAN COOK. (colored) — shag tee oe wodeeeeede he oe Desa, * “ween e TB 0! Wand I2 m. atB. H. BACON'S. 393 Pa av. e WASTED TO RENT—By ist October, a me- dium size HO! furnished or unfu ‘nished. The latter preferred, Address Box aos pom D ice, TE ee a ee TED—A ecod PIE BAKER, Onc that can aera: can have a atendy situation all win ter. Apply till to-mor'ow at 1 0’clock. it* B. WHiTE, 519 i2th street._ "ANTED—By arespeciable young girl, a SIT- W ANTON £2 do chamver work and ansiat with washing and ironing, or todo dining-room work. Apply at No. 191 K street, between i7th and 1ath ste. Call for two days. It’ WANTED—4 SITUATION in a small, Boelah or American family, by a respectable young eirlarrivedin_ this country 4 weeks ago from Ewitzerland. Inquir+ 420 Mars, avenue. between 6th «nq it sts.. of her parents. sep 22 tt’ RESPECTABLE VOUNG WOMAN WISHES togeta SIT: ATION ina small, private fami- ly, as g od cook, washer and ironer C: ve god sa isfaction. Please address “B., « e. 1 WANTED—& SITUATION, by au industrious young man not afraid of work, Addre~s. for twodays,at thisoffice,T.O. sep 22 TANTED—A COOK, (Colored,) on ; ood washer, and ironer, Apply immediat, ly et fio” 2d at. east sep 22 2t* Cur QUARTERMASTER’S OF FICK, Darot of WAsHINsTON, Wasntncton.D © , Sept. 21. (864 WANTED, AT ONCE—A tthe G overnrieat w: shops. corner of Nineteenth and F streets, T WE) TY GOOD TINEMITHS, or men who vuderstacd ne Manufacture and puting up of Sueet Iron overs, Wages: Seventy dollars per month, Also. pr'vilege of hoipstal wheu sick r x lieation ta ie “niude, to Captain JAMES M. ~-Q. @ Us Os iiss. » Teel, “ae DH RUCKS rep 2-10t Brig. Gen, ang Chief Qu Ne! oi WwW ANTED TO LEASE—A HOUSE with six or iharation. pot of Wa: eight rooms. one with garden attached, pre- ferred. Address W. E., Star Office gep 2! St* W ANTEDTO BIRE—Four ROOMS. suitable ‘or housekee;ing, io a pleasant neighborhood, not more than ten minutes walk from eee core res Address A., Star Office, V ANTED—Two GIRLS of good p pearance, peatand tidy in their babita, t tend iu adining . Applyat the Reveitle, 5 EP Rep 21- Mw ANTED—By a young woman, a SITUATION as nurse and to do plain sewing, or as cham- bermad and waitress. ‘est of refersncea given, Address ‘Nurse,’ Star office. sep 2U-2t* W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A smari, indus tiicus BUY, who resides with his parents, ard who is not afraid te work Alsy, a sober, steacy MAN. to take charge of a horse and wagon on ove of mycoal oilroutes. App!s RK LEVY'S Coa! O01 Depot. Lamp avd © 316 F street, between lth aud Iith — 6#p x ANTED—One PLUMBER. a cood hand. Ap- ply to H. DONUHUE & CO, No. 70 Bridge at , Gearsetewn, sep 21-30" V ANTED—By the Ist of October.a furnished OOM and board, cra vent) a his wi snd two small cbilvren, in this «i:y or George- tuwn Pr ce must be moderate, Address “L WAGENER, Star office,” stating terms and location, Sep 21-6t* ANTED—A_ LITHOGRAPHIC PRINT $25. Inquire at 345 Ee si* - Ww Address note to Box Si { Post ‘fice. se isist ne ef gen- | tleman. wife. and servant, des’ FURNISHED APARTMENTS, suitshle for bouse YP ANTED—A_ good OYSTER SHUCKER, Aleo afew good han is for Steamed Uyste-s. Ap py at No, 46%75 10th street. _Sep 20-3t* ) ANTED—A GIRL, to 4o gencral housework German preferred. Algo. fr sale a nearly new Cooking Stove, cost Si fir lth street, between L ana M. VV ANTED—A sinart, 9 Be porter white or colored. Nons under sofa sep2) St" 824 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sta, To purchas res, within 5 miles of Adcress, for one ein sep H3t™ EDIATEL V—Two first-class tin SKIRVING’S, No. 267 Pa. av. coruer of Mth st, rep2-lw (Baltimore Sun piease copy.) WASHER acd IRONER; one who woula be Willing to go in the country fer tour or five weeks, eat oF Yi ANTED—A small family. cor sire to obtain keeping, Acdress “A. A.G.,” Star Oilice, se 2) 3t* (wh te) to take charge of an Ovster Saloon, uN a need call CHAS ‘L. LOCK WOLD & CO = smal! FARM con ng from 5) to 10 ating price and all and sheet iron workers. Apol) at JaMES QV ANTED IMMEDIATELY —A vot COOK, wages even. Inqnie at 474 bil street MRS. BAROROFT?. on L stree : Unvel.] PV ANTED—Three anfurmshet ine for tousekeepivg. wi the Star Gfic H locality E. J. op ld twee VU ANTED~—A good QOOK ‘professions! on» pre- fer !Or a amall fan Apply, with ommendations, at No, 397 isth sircet, | G, first floor. sep yyant ED—The undersigned chase all ng terms kinc« of CAST OFF CLOTHING Price will be paid. Cx! Ouisiana avenue, near ft lad Desler in all kinds of new and pe, Boots and Shoes. Ac. W ANTED—From to four vers ble o real estate. Addr ce. QV ANTED TO KENTA Wind nce ‘i Dew OF Ruy November. Av nest Preston «! 7) URNISHED é h ably f anted y \ SHINN rectown, D.C, “se quantities of | them taken away | RK. A. SHINN, DING, and HOUSE RNIS1ING GOODS of every lescr' ption R. BUCHL 42" 7th street. fe Bot hetwean G and H. aast side by necifying me AN T £ b—-2EOON Also. MIRFORS isa f DE CAR Beyont t law, owner he rects tht th sep * savateme@nt ot three be geversl tax of Getober next, sw /i procaed, under c «nal water and inv. id, for advertisement, in- VEONGELOWN TA 1 > ect aclite aovern the uselves <TLARLES D, WELCH, Collector, 0 w CORPORATION sTOOK. Those per one whe tay disposed to pur- ouate Ue eee orpota an Stock, which bactad quarterly, can obtain some by applying towel DAIRD, Cierhofeaid Corporation, —_je 29-di01 WING PROMPTLY a’ etomac Tow Co! pea Soe Potomac He Haven,’’ *Gurtin” and Captains on Board, or Apply to the B, DAVIDSON, my 18- Water street. Georgstown, Re?! BEAD! BEAD! READ: NEW FALL AND WINTER GOO ; quired a ines annrinent of Grate Ahi 8, comprising the lat es, BALLS, No, 301 Teh strect, between Tang Wate Pe 8_will do well eereenecurs will arantee to e 'é, a8 We eu ant cent, BMITH & BEALL’3, 71 Fina K sts,, No. 361. oe the stresty bet. Those in want of BU SULTS will plonso 1 and examine sample ee areca pe pe Bane e i OUSTOM GOODS MADE TO 7ub street, Ne, 361," Told Thats | JAMES WHI? FOR RENT AND SALE. THEER UNFURNISHED ROOMS INT in a new three stor: No 272 to a reapectable faw ily Massachusetts Avenua and Bt. UBNI®! T, F eat HED ROOMS FOR REN’ brick house, stevet, bet: sep 22-403t* ., Boarding house in the meighborh where meals are served. No. 320 New York avenue, ly at ro 10th sts Reftrences ex WITHOUT detween 9th Sep 22-lw*™ ~ RES! EOTABLE OLD. LADY DESIRES TO hire two ROOMS, unfurni¢hed, in « decent asa store room N , giving terms. ee Fo RENT—A very desirable HOUSE, with without faceitase, lenis’ onthe rt of the city of Georgetown. Claddrevs. office Evening Star, room Heights to use N. * or. of modern convenien® ble. §. LUASLE BRICK RESIDEN 8 few days for sale, an ele; situate of the corner of a £01 s'reet, C: fine neighborhord house in the best re OK. it HOUSE, new, 1 Hill; —I -ffer for il large yard, 25 feet front, 171 feet deep fruits. fowers, carriage house, aad sta- 3,000, +: down. halance in land 2 years R.M JiALb. Real Estate roker, Sep 22 2t* Late Hail & Kston.cor 7thand F sts._ ART OF I situated ttached hack fre Enquire on ill,andtoJuHN 8. BOLLL prras had for gentem nand their wives or sing’é fertiemen, near oO. 370 et st , F%oo the AR J AND FIXTURES FOR T. WREN, Billiard Saloon, at the bar, No Departments and bet. G ot RENT—A nes‘ TRNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT— one door west of 2i she eireee large emise: NGSHRAD: ANT BOOMS AND GOOD BOARD can b> city cars, Bep 22-2) - FURNISHED FRONT M. Terms wil be made very reasonable. Apply at No, 599 I st . near sto st. ALE.—Inquire of it* 3is8D facets between the hours of7 and 10 p. m Sep 22-3 OR RENT—A neatly furnished four-story brick HOUSE. in one of the most desirable parts of Georgetown. D C. For term: apply at the Adams Express Ofice, Georgetown, D.C. References and s curity required Sep 22-3t* (OR RENT- The Jarap first cl DWELLING HOUSE, No, 26 Louisiana It will be for a Bosrd- ented only for a private faraily, no: Ei Apply ou the premises to ne Hovse Pep 22-3¢" EDW’D SWANN. AUCTION SALES, eevee fir dartntrsierr teatereessnuseed neon — Yer other Auction Sales see first page._ THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BX 2. 0. MoeurEE & 00., Avctioncers. NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE Al Tt, ARD VACANT SriAe LOTCAT AUCTION.” FUTURE pars. ¥ J. 0. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctisacors OEARDERE #48 OhnAHT ORE TASS ND 12TH A Pursuant to a decree of the Supreme tthe pen Oiee pene e mace ee On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept 2, at 5 o’clk. on the premines. wi itt en jm A. D. east, bet. Cand Det: Peat tro lote on 2i street equity) wherein Lloyd W. Williams is complainant 115 feet to * 30 foot public alley, one of them im- | ad Arthur Nelson and oibers are defendants, the yroved witha nearly new (rame Gvelling house, ie eerie eg i gow indi t contain! urrooms and lay 0! . at o’cloc! vacant aed to be sold se ne sone front of the premises, sell, at public auction, 87 Immediate the following described pieces of ground, situate in 8 Tera: One-third in cash; the remainder in 6 and On the premises. repizd J.C, MceGUIRE & 00., Aucts, Y J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPBRTY ON D STREET NORTH, BETWEEN TWELFTR AND Coe StRSETS WEST.AT PUBLIO On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Bertamber 224. at 5 o'clock, om the premiaes, we thall sell parts of Lots Nos. 1) and 12 In Square No. 28, fronting 21 feet on north D street, between 12th and 13th sts. west, rur ning back 83f et 4% inches tos 28 feet paved all-y. improv abrict building two high srorien: Occupied as olesale wine and liquor re, Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in 3, 6,9, and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the pre mises, T tle indisputable, = Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be psid the purchaser, seplo d J.C. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucts, ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SEVEN DESTRARLE BUIL"ING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NOKRtH © STREBT AND 2D BT. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 22d. at 5 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lots No. 26 and 27 No 725. subdi each on C s‘reet. at the corner of 2d sireet east. and running back 192 feet 9%¢ inches to a ten foot alley, and two lot« of about 18 feet frent each, on 2d street erst, between B and C streets, running ‘back 115 feet to a wide alley ‘erms: One-third carh; the remainder in 6 and R monte: with interest, secured by a deed of trust the premires oonres apces aud revenue stamps at the cost of aa rt "SAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. (OR RENT—Three story BRICK HOUSR, with back building, containing thirteen r-oms, on Pa av., hetween !7 bh Gas and water _on the sion given Oct, Ist, and 1) Temires. fr OR RENT—Three unfarnished ROOMS, at No. 573 Md. avenue, between 9 a STORE, adjvining Also, SETORE, LARGE HOUSE d ikth streets, No.154. Tuquire within between 6 and7o’clock inthe afternoon. Posses- Pp 22- th and ith tf sts. sep 21-3t* FOR “ENT P and furniture for sale at abargain, Address where to beseen, 4. P. Bitar olfice. sep 21-3: F bew brick Hu Star offi e. sep21-3 OR HeNT—*# ithout board. a desirable suit of furnished rooms. délichifal ylocated. Al USE. containing five large rooms. 0,8 tt Address R. Bed Poem on first tle third oor, $/ OR SALE OR KE? 8th st., near Pe For particulars ivqnire of nextd rto the pren mb avennoe, MRS. mises DUNRISHED ROOMS—At No. 427 Eleventh at., between G and H etreets; a Parlor and r,and a small Bed Room on sep 2] lw* Nav . PUMPHR sep 21-3 T—A FRAME HOUSE, on Yard Hill, EY, foOREENT—a BARBER SHOP and FIXTURES, ali in compiete order, at No. 49 Bridge strect, Georgetown; to a good barber ouly need apply. t-St* tep? OR BALE—A new Grover & Baker's RU WING | MACHINE price. rep 203i" Will be gold at the wh lesie Apply at No. 416 Bst., bet. 4» ard ath. J. HARRINGTON roe RENT. best locations in p 41 3t* —Part ofa fine STORE ine thecity, Fe lars address A. B., Post Uilice, Washington, OR RENT—One large Front ROM, 21 floor, No, 293 Peun » av bet. 9th and ith ats, sait- able for an office. Be red Tro T—Two ro Paquire in the store, OWEN THORN. 3 in the white front builling on Fepnaylvania aveaue opposite Center Mar- ket. Inguire on ths premis sep 21-3t JENK rs SAL} he STOCK and F TURES of & Barer Bop. ¢ r Land now doing @good busiuess, Evid only because owner i* going away. Bep 21-st* H KERNS 8 IX 7th, the Rr. OR BALB—A goo! RESTAURANT. located in nt low Also, : D ire at JOAN F. NIEDFELDT, 420 © street, vetween 8th and 9th the ceutral part a GOOD WILL tor a Be p 21-3t* north side of north Inga NG HOUSE C street T—The large four No. 388, he between id streec west and 434 street, having afront of 28 feet on a lot 140 feet aeep, with asta: le and carriage house building in the rear on on sliev 3) fest wide, Possessionof the heise cas be hadin a few days. Apply at 490 I + tre: et, to pear JAMES TOWLES._ nearly new BRICK tae cor.er of punctas] tenant | np G aod Hyinow rented to t! improved with a Brick Stable. The above described property will be sold at asacrifce for cash, Apply at tir office of Capt, Moore, A Q.M.,, 134 Fetivet. ty Ep 21-3t* AMES HENNT FURNISHED bo 339 18th st., thi sep 2.-3t* fr OUR ROOMS TO Wand 18 street, second floo: NTORE FOR SAL SS ner £, Loquire« ep 2) 3t* OR REN A bonus will | sion. App'y to d avenue, eee SEVERAL PLY) at No, 122 Ps sts, Also, three ! suitable for ho: wife, No one with PRIVATE FA‘: referen i roe RENT— tv ROOMS tor revi 138 G st., shetween (PAE, WOOD SALE —The a's in Prince Geore: Fe ro house. acd cabine has been c grass, and t the fluest tim be bought fencing are w I have alr cash fo th 2 stancing, mustir pine. miles ol Alexaniria river will pot ¢ Alse, a bed, A lea xrent antly situates. and M, SQULN trove on the pre y for MIL L ILY w at aed an en Ist n in-ly_ FURNI 26S 7th screst, cor ex of VANNUOCHI. ylvania avenue, nmediate posses- LER, 440 Penn. sep 2)-lw* fe 2 take twoh Institute, only. A sep “HE. Ms CAN BE HaD “ween 19th and ! or unfurnished, » gentleman a d app'y. fe 2) 10 can sive tha best of wo of theirROO 48 for 20th ate var- corner lith ani B LLIARD TABLE FO" iser has for sale a FAR se conntry (ess than th bargain 5 | we RENT-—Four unfarnished ROOMS Apply on th has apir ‘this farm @ builiing if early application is made nt 50) cords of WUC on the Potomec, within 12 nd the longest hanl to the d three-fourths of a mile excellent BILLIARD TABLE, wooden » for Alexandria P,O,, WILLIE 9 pre aises, *S Grocery Store, corner of 4 Sep 19-6031 po! SALK CHRAP—A HOUSE, coniaicin, rooms. (which rents for $30 per month, on 2ist overnment mess house, be- tween F and G, third Fep 19-40 west ooposite GO door fom F JOHN . ple Marylan i, distant from ies, and eight miles fro rry. cmtairing about 50 . with & good Dwelling house ms, Barn, Stable, Tobacco ‘The cleared land is good, wad Itivated 1 tobaceo, wheat, corn. and nd, of whies there is about i growth, and re at. . M. JOHNSON. STORE be 400 sep 17. 8t* 10 KENT—Retween 7th and 6th streets, B street. Inquire on the premises, (20R TIMBER La pe eee a ed (84) acres of heavy D, ca” and pina; will cut fr om ote 70 cords per acre; situa.ed in Montgomer; county, Md., 19 miles from the District and? utes from the Cai torney at La’ 51 Apply to WM, KILI Li Suber os sep 16-lw . At- * F and 9th. URNISHED ROOMS, with Board, Ne. da0 G ctrect, between Gh and othrntet site the Patent Office, Cail and see them, ae space se 14-7t* fy OR RENT—A first-class HOUSE, second door from 1hth street, n 254 G street, ear the State Department, containing 10 rooms, besides kitchen. attic and large cellar; gas and through the house. and a pump in the yard. Also, in private famiiy.a the first floor, near \tth st. sep 14-t PARLO! a8 fixtares all j Rand CHAMB (furnished,)46v New York a on D. A. GARDNER. G OSLING HOUSE nahi tag nese, and offers his Any one wishing to BUFINESS can call o sylvania avenue, bet. Uy UNDERSIGN. vate sales two hundre¢ sod fifty from the Capitol. ove acres c and 45 unsur, ulare address of Benning’s Bridge. _fep.6 Im’ ietor of thi staurant intends: om tract of timber, m, improvements, except a small house. FOR BALE, well en in the Wth and 13th ina ED WILL SELL AT Pat. LAND, containing abou distant about) mean TASS; shout 50 the balancein chestnut. No For farth ‘ Wi Ber ucuiee of the sabectiber,’ La eon, D. acrés, rT Benning’s B in meadow; ani x 384, roprieto miles northe; and well-known retire from bi ‘known houze fe LUCRATIVE sts. r, 247 Penn- sel+lw we ar C.. ast “Teena aE ROO! Ps Ee eee e STKPHENSO IN eit le Fo. BENT-~ The largeand commodious ROOMS ‘com prising the and fourt! ries over J. L Kidwell’s dow Drag ner of and 14th st., two deors be- sto- Btore. on EB st., Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE BY ORDER OF THE HON ORPHANS COURT OF CARPENTER AND JOINER’S TOOLS, WORK BENCHES, LUMBEK. &0 : | On FRIDAY, the 23d instant. at 10 o’clock a. m., | we shall sell, at the carpenter shop of the late Henry ©, Holmes, deceased. on B street vorth, near the co ver of 15th strect.a I the Tools, Work- -benckes. Lumber, &c., &c , belonging to the es- tate of the deceased. Peres cael og Adminiateatrix | inane GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, | Y J. CO. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. SLOOP “THREB SISTERS” AT AUCTION: | RIDA Y. September 23d, at i20’clock m.. at toot ‘of eth street, we sball nell the sloop | “Three Sisters,” of about eight tons burthen,with all her sails, anchors and tackle complete, | is oad JAB, C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, | PEREMPTORY SALE OF R8TOCK OF DRY | GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c. | On THUR*DAY MORNING, “ep ember 22 i siery, Bouta, Shoes, &c, at the store of A. fost & Co., Nos. 163 and 165 Bridge st., Georg: own The attention of the trade is respect fally called to '5# above sale. The eutire stock wii: be sold te the highest bidder. After the aisporal of the Dry Goods. the stock | of Groceries will be sold at public auction, due ao- | tice of which will be given. = | sep 19 dat THOS. DOWLING, Auct. BY JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, | THREE DESIRABLE BUILDIN Lots ON | RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. 6ET WEEN FOUR- QEENTH AND tIFTEENTH SERESTS AT PUBLIC SALE, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September Sth, at53e o'clock onthe premises, we shall sell | Lows P'S,” and “T.”’ in subdivisions of lots in Fanate No 2 ts “8” and* T’’ fronting each 2) feet, and Lo 183¢ faet, 02 Rhode Island ave- nue, between Ith aud isth streets west, Title perfoct " Terms: One-*hird in cath; the remainder in three and nive months, with interest. secured by deed of trust on the premises " r A payment of $25 on each lot will be required at the time oi sale, act h Conveyauces and stamp® at the purchaser'ac “st. _Bep 22-4 JC. McGUIRE & CO, auc | ¥ J.C, Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, i PEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE BRICK OU SE AND Let ON ROUTH P, NEAK 4% ETKERT. OPPOSITE THE ARSENAL «. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, reptem> atte o'clock, oa the premises, wa shall No 3, in Square No. 504, frontiv ¢ 7 feet 6 inches on south P ste t, near 4is street nexriy opposite | the arsenal gate, running back 122 feet to a wid) | alley, with a threw story snd basement brick house the entire frcnt of the io., and an excellent brick | sixble and carr see house |v the rearofthel t. Terms: One-half cas the remainder ino six months, with ioteres’ ured bya deed of trust on tie premises Covveyances and stamp* at the costof the pur- charter. 6 6. McGUIRE & Co. Aucts, 1 ATS 1 ase 2d if. © | BY JAMES C. McGUIRB & O4., Auctioneers, | CITY PASSENGER RAILROAD AND Corpo. | RATION UF WaSHINGTON STOCK AT ACG. | ’ | ONDAY AFTERNOON, September 26th, at | tite Auction Rooms, we siali seli in tos = 28 Shares Wssh'ngton and Georzetown Passeng Railroad Stock. Cera 2.1% Corporation of Washiogton six percent, quar. terly stock 700 Corporation of terly stock, Termscash. Fep 2. J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Washington five per cent. quar- Sifteen feeton that width the d | 2 Trunks an | Nlovkck a.m. the city of Washington and District of Columbia, 2 months,with interest, secured by a deed of trust wih the appurtepances thereto belonging. ‘he east part of Lot 15, in square 29". froating th and rooming back with pth of said lot. And the north part of Lot 17, in same square, (290,) fronting twenty eight feet and six inch «s on lath street west and running back with that wid: the depth of lot. . ¥ x Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree. will be: One third of the purchase money in cas! the residue insixand twelve months with interest from the Gay of sale, for whi notes, with approved security, a retained lien on the premises. If the terms of sale be not complied with in five days thereafter, the Trustee res rves the right to re-sell the property om which default shall be made, at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, on one week's public notice Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by haser. the purchaser. oHN C. KENNEDY Trustee, sep% eokds JAS. 0, McGU. ©O., Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers No. 526 corner 7tu and Dstreets north, TRUS*EEB’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON 1ZTHETREST FAST, NEAR NORTH B sTR'T AT AUCTIUN, Bs v rtus ox adeed of trust, dated the 2th dey of September, 1359, recorded in LiberJ A.8.‘ No. 185. Folios 73,74, 75 avd 76. one of the land records ot Washing” -n county, D. 0.. I shall sell, in front of the premises,on TUESDAY. the lith day of October next ai 5 o'clock p, m., al! of Lots Nos. 3 and ,in Square No. 1,01 The shoe pr perty is situated where the Phila- deiphia Company is building. Terms: One-half cash; Dalance in 6 and 12 month, for notes bearing interest from day o. aale and secured »y a deed of trust on the mises, If terme of sale are not complied with iu § days from the doy of sale the property will be revoid after on+ wer k’s notice given in the Evening Star, at the risk and cust of the defaulting purchaser, All Convevances, including revenue stamps at ch the purchaser's will be takea, with | the cont of the purcraser. Fitty dollars will be reqaired when the property is knocked off and if now paid d it will be then pot up aga in and et ie mext highest bidder with the terma. who ehall comply wien USEPA PECK 7: sep2)eodhds GRREN & WILL.AMS Y WM. L, WALL & CO., Avctioneera, At the Horse Bazaar, 98, South side Penn's avenue, between 9th and tuth streets, ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF WORK AORSES, Lee ret iaas On SATURDAY MORN!NG, 2ith inst., at ten o'clock, I willsell at the Bazaar,two fine Work ruste a | Horses, belonging to the estate of the late John Crumbavgh CATHARINE CRUM H, Administrat’x. pl WM LL & OO., Austs. Y W.L WALL & CO., Auctioneers, At the Horse Bazaar, 9% Loutsiana avenue. AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. WAGONS, CAB- RIAGES, Xc.&e. | On SATURDAY MORNING, 24th instant at 10 o’clock, we will sell, at the bazaar, about fifty Horses: A full description at sale. LS0 Carri ges, mp and fo top Buggies, German'own Ro ckaways. Express Wagons. Double and Single Harness, Seddesand Bridles &c., &¢. Regu'ar sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- urday. Terms cash fe 28 W. iL. WALL & ©O., Aucts, ¥ GKEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers No, 526, coruer of 7th and D streets, BAUG A BAILIFF SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO, HARNESS, CLUTHES, ‘&c., AT On THURSDAY, the 29th instant, I shall sell in front of Green & Williame’ Auction Rooms, at 10 o’chock a. m., by Order of distrain for house rent, the fol owing articles, viz : contents, Carpet Bag, 1 Box Bar- bess, &c 1 faddle,1 Axe, 1 Bag of Harness, } Box Tinware 1 Kit of Mackerel, 1 oi@ Tent, 1 Pale of Ware,2 Boxes of Tinware 1 Box I © i Box Mustard, 1 Box Clothes 1.x Tinware, 1 Box Tobacco. | Box Sweet Oil 1 Box loose Tobacco. 3 Boxes Clothicg, 1 Box Tin- ware 1 Box Jelly, Box Candles, 1 Box (assortment) 1 Box Gin, 1 Box Tonic Bitters, 2 large Boxes hisky llarge Box Blankets and contents, 1 Box Claret ine 8. Wine,1 Box 6.1.5. Brandy, 1 Box 2 Boxer Liguors 1 Furnace and Fixtures, 1 Liquor Keg and 1 Spade. cach, Terms cash. Geo. p HOTCHKASS, Bailiff GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts, & WILLIAMS Axnctionesrn, o 526 7th strert, corner D north, EST VEGETAB: EiSTALLS THE NORTHERN AND CENTS MAR- KETB AT AUCTION On MONDAY. 2th instant. we shal! sell ons vegetable ® and in the Northern Market. and on T) EsDayY, the 7th, we shall sll ono vegetable stand in the Center Market. Sale t> commence at (the flag will de igoare the talis) {ermerly oceupied by Jos. Neumey r, deceased, Jerms cash, 5 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, sepald _—GI i & V ¥ JAS, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW YORK AVENUS, BETWEEN 4TIl AND STH 8Ts., ASD TWO LOTS ON OREGON STREET, aT Ms ~ SALE. PUBLIC aes N , Sept or 2 On FRIDAY 2 STEsnOOn Sans Tr O31. at 5 o'clock, on the premio. front of Lot No 6,in square 5)4. tg ches op the north side of New 1. ae tween 4th and 5th streets west, runnin: _sep2i-d ¥ GREEN B N 2 OF THE VERY B IN NOR? “a. 3 foota ly, to be diviced into iwo building lo Ramet ately, after we shall sell Lote 32and KS, in subdivision of square No 448, fronting each 24 faxt sere street, aud runing back 1/5 feet toa Lb cot alley, Titile per’ect. Terms cash. sep 16d J.0. McGUIRE & CO.. Ancts Y J.C, MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionee: GOVFEN Y ENT SALE 0? OLD MATERIAL THE TREASURY EXTENSION, Bae On THURSDAY MORNING. September 29, at 11 | lock at the Treasury Buildice, I shall sell the | wing articles: Several lots of Sand-tone Several lots Cast Iron Doore and Shutters | Lot of old Iron Castings H Lot of shelving ard old Lumber Let of Cement. Oil, and other Barrets { Lot of Rope, Wooden Tanks. and Iron Railings i.ot of Thick Hammered Gla Fine Heating Furnnces comelete T-rmwacash. ISAIAH ROGERS, Supervising Architect sep 22.8 J.C MCGUIRE & CO., ancts, RY W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioucers ! ds | i TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN THE SEVENTH WAKD Ry virtue of a deed of trust to tie subscribers, | duted the 17th day of Augnst, 186°, and recorded in Liber J. A 8., No, 208, folios 167 et seq . one of the Lund Records. &c., we shall offer at public anction ep WEDNESDAY. the 2ist day of September, wt 4 clock, y.m., in front of the premis 5, s1) of Lot pumbered seven, (7,) of sub-division of Siuare numbered four hundred and thirteen. (413.) of the plan of the City of Washington, with the improve ts thereon, consisting of « two st rame ctween 8th and 9b streets west. The Lot has a wieth eects ore (24) feet. ten (10) inches, aud a dep h of one hundred and twenty four feet. eight (3, nebes to an alley Terms of sale: One balf cash, the residne in six and twelve months, the yorehaser iving his notes forthe deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed and bearing 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. If the terms of saleare notcomplied with, within five days from the day ofsale. the Trustees reserve the rightto re-sell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, dn giving one weeks notice by two insertions in some newspaper in the City of Washington. EDWARD G, CARRINGTON, mrastaed, WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts ASBURY LL au 27-2aw3wkds Rk THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDAB: yostponed to SATURDAY AFTERNOON, tre | e’clock,on the | 138 | into four building lots. | north N streets, class Ros SALE EAR L STREE BY 748. ¢. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionvers, THREE BUILDING LOTS ON NOR WEEN 218T AND 220 BTRECTS WESE! ALL OF SQUARE No. 95, aT PUBLIG Ov SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Sept sith Premise. we shall sell Lot Nowe, and the west half of Lot’ No. 20, in Square No 77, fronting 79 feet 43s iechos on north f rtrrot: bet tween 2ist and 2ed atreeis west, and running back feet 93. inches to a3) foot alley, to be divided Immediately after: We shall sell the woole of Square No. 98, hounded (y New Hampshire avenue, 2!st street Ww SC, aod Title perfect. Sedo Spe seue in a the remainder in six 8b Welve months, wit ja c deed efirust on the promises eeered bra Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, sep 15-4 JAS. C McGUIRE &00., Aucts, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, THE STOCK OF A FIRST CLASS FA! GROCERY AT AUCTION, dia sos On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 2th instant, at 10 o'clock, I will rell, at the store of John’ @, Bogue, 36 Market Space, Georgetown, D.C, his entire stock of Groceries, embracing: 6 bbls. Clarified aud Orushed Suga: 18 Brown do Molusses Syrnp us Cider Vicrgar. larified do Coal Oil, 5 i Old Whisky, some very choice, Bottles of a-sorted Whiskry, 43 bbls. Brandy, Wine, Gin, Rum, &c., &e., 10 gross Spangbai Matches, 8b. xes Mould (andles, 12 bbls. Hams and Shoulders, nd many otber articles usually found ine fi ily grocery. Store and Fixtures for rent. Terms cash, THOS. DOWLING, Fep 20 Aucticneer. Y¥ J. 0, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, OF IMPROVED PROP BEE NORE, BETWEEN Gre 3 21 6 20 68 N AND 7TH STREETS o’ciock, Ss Y On THUBSDAY AF B.C CARRINGTON,{ nrusteas, | o'clock: on the premises, by ivtag ote dsek of pay Wit DE WALL ‘Mucha trust from Adolph F. Li hard and wife, dated _8eP. WM. L. | & OO , Aucts, April 3, 3857, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8. BRscrteer COUNTRY RES1 No, 131, folios 247. et seq., one of the Land Records BALE, D.C .we shall sell part of Known 88 PLEASANT VIEW SEMINARY, fe ‘ashington Arenson fuare No, 449, inckes on north L street, between 6tm and 7th Lately occupied by Miss Mariana Keech streets west, and running back 7g feet 6 inches, sonnel tiene on ths Batigarsand Waspingion | Bsecan tad So fon cher tua ettratae iat te vad, al or lensbury c miles trot Washington and 20 yards from Bese’ width 40 feos. tmiproved ‘by a frame tenement, containing ten acres of land, which can be ¢o: verted into t lots. Th rty ia h s Cenveyances and revenue stamps at proved with two dwelling ba octagon with the parehaser, oo YOUN MLS peor: of ROS he er he RILCARY'C. Orpen { Trustees eat locations on the road between Wash —fepWbeokd J.C. MOGUIRE « O0.. aucte. a IRE © OO.. Aucte.” rom the ¥ eer ‘mint Fide, U, 8: MABSHAL’S BALE. uke. i +t at 3 ock p.m... Columbia, and to me ET will sa'tat publi t) Id . we ic fair day No iacombranes. and for guth: in tront of Wo Wall, & Oo fan immediately th fas city of Ws ‘D'O..00 84" A 5p spring on OS aba ty vr. IB} the a#th ay of Be 31856, e¢ fia 6 sehiets: 45 Broadway By, beg tances meg) eS $5 TTAB D, MOGUTEE & 00, Siar, retacd usd ede Ore an tne veoperty of Fohn'o LARGE BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE NE to i f SMITBSONTAN Nee Ry eGo Tiss ie Bcsed les ai den 7 uaciala Ne, sepai-d JAB. OC. cab ‘ad slaqanil gresgeee 625 4 Call. PSOE tins, sepe-Im* tag J.B. VOLRY, 316 F at. north. bet. 10th ith,