Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1864, Page 3

ec A ea SS SE SS SS SS RPS AT A SD LOCAL NEWS. _ =— AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. VARIETIES.—Fitz Simmons new sensation play “The Dangers of a Dancing Girl,” wil be repeated to-night. It has already been wit- neased by crowded audiences, and has been highly applauded. In addition to it, there is 2 good bill of song, dance, &c. Grrover’s THeATRE.—This is also a benefit night at Grovers, Madame Ponisi being the recipient, and on this occasion she will ap- peat as “Lady Macbeth,” a character, tg which Mr. Forrest says she has ne superior. ‘Thisisa good opportunity to see a noted ac- jress in a noted character. The cast is other- wise a good one. Forp’s THEATRE.—The Florences take their t..rewell benefit to-night, and will appear again in the new and popular Irish drama of “Kath- deen Mevourncon,” and in the Protean play «Mischievous Annie.’ The Florences will close their engagement to-morrow night, and on Monday charming Maggie Mitehell will appear. OaNTERBURY.—John Denier, the noted gym- nastand rope walker, takes a benefit to-night. Hetore the doors of the ball open he will per- form the feat of waiking across Louisiana Avenue Of a rope stretched from Canterbury cross the street. Allof the members of the Canterbury troupe will contribute their ser- Wices at Denier’s benefit. i ae Tar East Was 3TON LINCOLN AND JouNsON AssociATIO: Lastevening, a large and enthusiastic meeung et the friends of Lin- coln and Johnson was held at the Odd Fel- Jows’ Hall, Navy-Yard, Mr. J. H. Clements, Vice President, presiding ta the absence of the President, Mr. Dixon, and Mr. Jas. E. Dulin secretary. Mr. Dulin, from the committee to draft a Constitution, reported a draft; which was adopted. Those present were invited to jom the asso- ciation, and during the course of the evening @bout eighty names were attached to this in- strument The association then proceeded to make ar- Tangements for the pole raising; and the com- Mittee to wait on the Secreta of the Navy re- ported that they had performed theirduty, and @ pole in the Navy-Yard had been tendered them, which it v proposed to erectat the corner of Virginia avenue and “th street, and Mr. Hutchinson reported that the commit- tee hud purchased a flag and burgee, the fing Si anc the latter 35 feet long. It was deter- mined that the poll would be dedicated on Wednesday evening next, and the following committee were appointed to invite speakers: J. H. Clements, § © J. Haskell and Geo Mr. Keate Johnson asso: to take part in the Gay evening nex Mr. ©. E. Lathbre Addressed the meeu tion. A number of devices were agr used ou the transparencie: ing adjourned with three and bis gallant me _E. Lathrop, Theo. the Lincoln and the District be invited tration on Wednes- here introduced, and d upon to be ¢; and the meet- ers for Sheridan day afternoon Board of Alder order ty Record+r Cex A message as received from the Mayor, @nnovncing ths e Boards were convened to consider @ request of ci that the corporation w orso much 4s may be necessary to relieve the ns in town meeting, town from the draft, by filling the quota with | volunteers. The mess referred to Messrs. Cox and Beall, with in- structions to report at the regular meeting Fri- day nizht; and the Board adjourned. Common Councl —Tte Board met and was called to order by Mr. Clements, who called Mr. English to the chair; the President being Absent. Mr. L. Davis was appointed Secretary pro tem. A message from the Mayor stating that the Meeting was called to Act upon arequest of the Citizens that the Boards mage an appropria’ion ef $20,100, or so much as may be necessary to Telieve the town of the Graft, by filling the quota required with volunteers. Mr. Clements, in a few remarks, urged the Board to act immediately, and make the ap- propriation. The demand comes from the peo- ple for an appropriation of money that belongs ‘to themselyes, and they as representatives of the people, were in duty bound to obey. On motion of Mr. Hill the message was re- ferred to the Aldermen. Aftera brief recess the Board adjourned till Friday night at the usual hour. a GEORGETOWN DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION. ‘Last night the Georgetown Democratic Asso: ation met pursuant to adjournment, in Lang’s Hail, (tne old Council Chamber.) It having been announced that “Col. Thos. B. Florence and other distinguished speakers” wonld ad- dress the meeting, alarge company was expect- @d to be present, but at eight o’clock no distin- guished speakers had arrived, and the number resent was seventeen, Captain J. Goddard, esident of the Association called the meeting to order. Mr. Thomas McCoy was elected to member- ship. On motion of Mr. Simms & committee of sev- en men was appointed to solicit subscriptions for the purchase of a flag, and to take charge of the arrangement of the same when pur- chased. ‘The committee consists of Capt. J. Goddard, Messrs. Simms, Dent, Edmonson, Leary, Gate- ‘wood, and Dr. Sothoren. Mr. J. Dibby, )r., gave notice of his intention to introduce an am+ndment to the constitution, reducing tne quorum for business from fifteea to ten. A gentleman present handed tothe President ‘& copy of the New York Freeman's Joprnal, re- marking that the editor had been strongly against the Chicago nomination, had come out for McClellan, and asked the President to read the editorial entitled “Duty as we understand tL 5 The President read the article which wasre- ceived with great applause by the little com- pany. a REE For Taz EasTgen PA. PENITENTIARY.— Detective Clarvoe and McDevitt, and Sheriff Gay. of Wycoming county, Pa., started yester- day afternoon with Jerry [)unn, aliis Jeremiah | H. Dinsmore, who was arrested here several | days since as fugitive trom justice, he having escaped in Phiadelphal from the officers who ‘Were conveying him to the Eastern Pa. Peni- tentiary, where he bad been sentenced for 7 years for murder. Sheriff Gay received a re- quisition from Gov. Cartin yesterday morning and be was brought trom jail and delivered to the officers. While the prisoner was at the detective’s beadquarters preparatory to his ra- moval he was an object of affectionate atten- tion on the partet Miss Annie Dean, of Mar- ble Alley, who parted from him with tears, and gave him loving remembrances in the shape of numerous kisses, and pledged her word to be true and faith‘ul to him until the end of his imprisonment ana receive him again with openarms. This makes the fourth person these officers have arrested within five months charged with murder. ag eges e Demooratic Frac Raisinc.—The Democ- Tacy had 4 turrout Jast bight on the occasion of raising a campaign flag bearing the names of McOlellan and Pendleton, on D street, be- tweensth and 9th. The speeches were made from the balcony adjoining the Richmond House. A rope was stretched across D street, Aud from it were suspended globes and lan- terns in colors of red, white and blue, and bearing mottoes and devices similar to thoseat the ratification meeting on Satarday night. A band of music was on the balcony occupied by the speakers, and here also were small lan- terns, with, however, only two colors, the se- cesh red and white—the blue left out. Mr. S. P. Moses called the meeting to order, | d George R. Adams was chosen president Soa Mr. Geo. ©. B Mitchell secretary. The crowd was addressed by Chas. H. Uter- mehle, Thomas B Florence, John W. Clam- pitt, John E. Norris, “apt. Wm. J. Geary, F. A. Aiken, Dr. Uhas. Alien, Dr. T. G. Clayton and others. — Sxcoyp Wagp Daart Mestinc.—The citi- zens of the Second Ward held another meeting Jast might, to Adopt MeAsures to avert the draft. The committee on the $i00 fand reported an Addition of nine names, making a total of thirty-five subscribers to the fund. Mr. F. A. Sprivgham was appointed to visit arders in the Departments, and the Second secnre their co-operation. ‘The treasur-r stated the present condition of the fund a« follows: Total subscribed and paid, 84,045. Paid substitutes and recruits, ca incidentals. #2175. Balance in hand, $3,020 25; and it was announced that three sub- stitates and one recruit bad lately been ob. tained. The deficiency of the ward at present was stated to be &). Several subscriptions, amounting to 8937, cwere banded in. a the meeting adjourned. i ETE eS, Tue ELEVENTH 8Ub-vieTRicT Drart Mzst- 3nG,—A meeting of those liable to draft in the Nelevepth suo- district, comprising that portion ! ot ‘ashing'on couuty Derereens lisoke Oreek vatthe Park. Mr. J.T Stockbridge was and the Eas'ers Branch, was beld last mt to the chair, and Mr. N. Golden appointed sec- retary. A resolution was adopted providing that Dandbilis calling for LT Faye and giv- ing Botices to recruits sball advertisemerts to the eame-effect tobe insenns in the Star.and Chrenicle. on the political situa- | | ting the credit, and stated thatno money V | Albert Bardine, W. H. Carr .—The Board was calledto | ill appropriate $20,000, | i accompanying papers were | THIRD WarRD MEETING —A draft meeting was beld in the Third Ward last night also. Mr. Ogden reported that he had collected $125, and had also found two citizens of the ward willing to furnish representative recruits by the payment of $100 in addition to the bounties now offered. Mr. Larner repeated that the quota was being reduced, but mot so fast as could be desired. He had visited the War Department, and from circumstances that he was not at liberty to state at present, it was his belief that the quota of this and other wards would be con- siderably reduced within a day ortwo. The meeting could rest assured that the committee ‘Were doing all that it was possible to fill the quota. But to be successful they must have money. Other wards, and Georgetown, were bidding high, and the Third Ward must ont- bid them. He believed that if five thousand dollars more were contributed by Saturday next, the whole number of men would be ob- tained. Messrs. Duval, Martin, Noonan, Bell, Nes- bit, and Loeb yolunteered to serve as addi- tional members of the recraiting committee. Contributions to the amount of $222, and after important debate, the meeting adjourned. piss Sra raat DrsTREssine Suicrpe.—Yesterday at noon, the body of Mr. Williar: Cross, an old and well-known resident of the Sixth Ward, was found dead in the stable of the Vongressional Cemetery, where he had hung himself with a Tope made fast to a beam. Mr. Cross was about 67 years of age, and had been a widower for some years, and made his home with his brother, Jeremiah Cross, who is the superin- tendent of the Congressional Cemetery. For some time past the deceased has been snffering with a disease which cansed him much pain, and frequently when suffering he would wish himself dead, and at times he was in a melan- choly mood. Yesterday be took breakfast with his daughter, near the Navy Yard, when he appeared in his usnal spirits, and about 11 o'clock went to the cemetery. About noon, some one having occasion to go into the stabie, found him hangieg to the beam, as above stat-d. Coroner Woodward heid an inquest vesterdiy atternoon, when a verdict was rendered that he came to his death by hisewn hands. Mr. Cross was known as a quiet, inoffensive man, and many years ago held the position of master mason at the Navy Yard. adidibako Tue DRAFT IN THESIXTH WARD.—Listeve- ning, after the adjournmentof the East Wash- ington Lincoln and Johnson Association, Mr. John Thompson, one of the committee ap- pointed by the draft meeting, made astatement in reference to the probabilities ofa draftin the Sixth Ward. Mr. T. stated that through the exertions of the committee the draft had been stopped in the ward until due credit is given. The committee had got certificates that 62 men, the names of whom they bad furnished, were in the service, and th would in all probahil- ity be credited, and any of these were not credited they hod a further list of 51 men for he authorities toacton. Mr. T. called on the citizens to take an interest in the matter o t needed to relieve the ward. ae SrxtH Warpd Democratic ASsocrATION.— A meeting of the Sixth Ward Association v hela last evening at Tolson’s Hall, T. A. Tol- son in the chair, and M. Marceron secretary. fhe following new members were elected and signed the constitution:—Wm. Morgan, and S. F. Grates. Mr. Marceron offered a lation endorsing the Constitutional Union, and recommending it to the Democrats of the ward; which was adopted; and after the Chair had urged the members to patronize the paper, which, during the evening, cot one subscriber, the meeting adjourned to Monday night. pai ead > RECOVERING. aturday nighta ball came off at Mrs. Bridget Blake's, near the branch on G street in Swampoodie, and some row- dies went to the house and were refused ad- Mittance. They raised a row,and the door was closed against them. Upon which the fired pistol shots through the door, one of which took effect in Mrs. Blake’s neck, and passed outof her shoulder. The wound was supposed to be at first fatal; but sheis now recovering. A man named Patrick Enright is charged with firing the shot; but he has left the city, and escaped up to this this time. es —_ A Fryz Farm For Sarze.—By an adyer- tisement in another column of the Star, it will be seen that Governor Hicks proposes to sell on Saturday, the sth of October, the fine farm near Cambridge, Md, on which he now re- sides. We know it to be one of the most de- sirable estates on the Eastern Shore of Mary- land. All desiring a complete and delightful residence in that quarter should read the ad- vertisement to which we here refer. SSS Emnicn’s HoTeL, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and lith street, the oldest in this city conducted on the European plan, has been thoroughly renovated and enlarged, (twenty- four fine rooms having been added,) and will soon be ready for the reception of guests. The location is good, the host fully understands how to cater acceptably to the palates of all, and his terms are remarkably low for the times. ee CRIMINAL CoURT, Chief Justice Cartter.— Wednesday, Frank Edmonston was found guilty of robbing J. P. Hamer of a watch, and sentenced to the Albany penitentiary for three years. Tne case of Molly Palmer, indicted for keep- ing a bawdy house on 12th street, was taken up, and is being continued to-day. SS Boarp or Common Councit.—The Board of Common Council met last night in their cham- ber at the City Hall, but there beingno quorum present the Board adjourned until this eve- ning. Theonly members in attendance were Messrs. Asbury Lloyd, Edmondson and Marsh. =e New BUvILpIne AssocraTion.—Elsewhere Will be found the advertisement for a new Building Association. We learn that its list of stockholders embrace seme of the first mamesin the community, including most of those having the largest experience heretofore in such affairs. oe Reav Estate Satzs.—J.C. McGuire & Co, last evening, sold lot No.1, square 563, con- taining 3,000 square feet, to Jonathan A. Cush- ing and James Steele, at 61 cents per foot. Part of lot 33, subdivision of square 624, and im- provements, to Jane E. Slamm, for $3,491. sa ee For BALTIMORE,—The steamer King Phillip left yesterday afternoon for Balumore, with the crew ot the United States steamer Ascut- ney, who will be placed on the receiving ship atthat port while the Ascutney is being re- paired at our Navy Yard. SPECIAL NOTIOES. pe age BrERMATORRHG@A O45 Bk CURED,—Dr Rand’s 8) cific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Weakness, ln jotency, Loss of Power. etc., speedily and eS ectually. {te effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specidc will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price 81 = box. 8cld by ». 0. Ford, cormer lth street and Ps. avenue, Washington, and Henry Qook, Alexandria. ja6-ly DisksSES OF THE NeRvOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY 4ND SEXUaL SysTe#Ms—new and reliable treatment in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No, 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. 40 30-3m Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, and other dis- orders @ the feet, when neglected injure the gen- eralsyttem by preventing the body from ing that nataral exercise 80 conducive to heal:h. To all afflicted with there terrible evils we would re- commend an early call at Dr. White’s office, No. 424 Penn's ay . bet. 43: and 6th sts. Who would suffer torment from disordered teet when asure remedy is so near at hand,and can be effected withoas . Office open 8a.m.to8 p.m. sep7- CoLeate’s Hongr Soap. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggistaand Fancy Goods Dealers. Ja25-eoly MARRIED, On the 22d instant, at Christ Church parsonage. by the Rey. Mr, Morsell, WM B. CRANFRA,o: Chicago, to Georgie E., youngest daughter of Al- exander Smoot. sq. «Chicago and Baltimore pavers please copy.) * Thursday. Bept, . by Bev. Mr. Brown. Mr. FRED'E, MERTZ, of Penn's, to Mss ELIZABETH TURVEY, of Georgetown, D. ©. * DIED, On the instant, sfter a short illness, Mr. 01 ais Ratp yin the faa year of hisage. friends of the family are invited to attend © morrow a! 00B. st 3 o’clock fro oni No. 225 istatreet cast. be: tween O and D north Gawiat ‘Hill en Speen een eee nee a ad HART Tei arent 00m hand PIANO, Apply 0 For sale br BERRY. ci rgotown, ener eel TO EROWE, 0} An OMNIBUS LIN. t and Haro: The rups some as wy Yar; opin, ky later or otherwise to.B. BRYAN, . 8th eee oo eat the Navy IMGiy, Boyt, 39170 vtrect: “esp 2 cctocts WANTS. OO YSTER SHUCK NTED—At the Orien- Oo tal Rees nt ce or Tth street and Maas, avenue. sep 23-2¢* AO Se Ee MOB Se ANTED-A COOK. Apsly at Wo. 279 D street, een 13% sts. sep 25-at~* between 15th ‘4, MYERS, ANTED—A good GIRL to do gemeral house- work in a small private family, (a German Brefegxed.) Good wi will be given. Inquire at 61 F street, near dt! Bep 23-2t WARTED—By two respectable girls, SITUA- TIONS—one as cook, and to sssist in wash- ing and lrouing; the other as chambermaid, and to attend to the dining room, Address Box 21 Star Office. it™ WASTED By ‘a young woman, s SITUATION as Wet Nurse. Apply at No. 209 Penn. av- ore between lith and 15th sts., at Mrs, Lamb's. WwW ANTSD—A gcol Irish or German @ WV ‘Go the general housewors for a small tan in the country, about seven miles trom the 1 Apply immediately at 523 I street, between t* od WOMAN to de general housework, One of miadle ag? preferred. Good references required, Call at 75 Gay street, Georgetown, D. C. Sep 23 3t* /ANTED iMMEDIATELY—A good GIL, with good recommendation, to do general housework. Inquire to DEMUNGEOT, Humaa Hair store, corver D and 10th st. Sep 23-3t" 0 PAINTERS.— Wanted, a man accust »med to 3 ‘working distempercolors, Apply before eight o'clock this evening at 397 Penna. a Fep 23-2t* U FAMILY OF 8IX PERSONS, THE YOUNG- est 1’ years old, want to hire a FURNiSHED COTTAGE near the city by the month, or would beard with a family fr the winter. Adress “H me,” at this office. Be 23-2t I Y THE FIRST OF OCTOBER A FURNISHED HULSE, contaning from 8 to 12 rooms. Per- sons havitg such property for rent will not have a more detirable opportunity. Address NEW ENGLAND, Star Office. sep 23-3t* WO YOUNG LADIES, VISITORS FROM THE country, desires to learn the dress making, they are considerably advanced, as they were educated by the Sisters inthe academy. Any per- son wanting them will adiress a note to George- town Post Office, D. C., for CATHERINE es FPOUSE WANTED With six or eight rooms, furnishec, by Gctober 1. Address Dr. T., Star office. sep 22-3t* WANTED Three TIN and SHEET TRON ¥ WORKERS wanted immediately at PALMER & BRO'S sew Tin btore, 75 Bridge st., George- town, D.C. sep 22-3t* WANTED TO RENT—By Ist October, @ me- dium size HOCSK. furnished or unfuti The latier preferred, Address Box 407 Pos fice, — _ Sep 22 3t* ANTED—A SITUATION ina small Bnelish or American family sctable young arrived ip_ this ec la quirs 42 ts., of her paren? sep 2 Wy ANTED—A SITUATION, by an indy young man not afraid of work, A two days, at this office, T.C. y J ANTED—A COOK, (Colored,) & who isa good washer, and ironer, Apply immediate No, 451 2d st. east ab Sia ESPECTABLE OLD LADY DESIRE3 TO hire two ROOMS, unfurnished, in a decent the city of Georgeto né TooIn 9 uRe @ Evening Star 1 part « f: Divot oF WASHINGTON, x.D ©.,Sept. 21. lait. tthe Government wor shops. corner of Ninetecuth and F streets, TWE) TY GOOD TINSMITHS, or men who ynderstand {he manufacture and puiting up of Sheet Iron ves, Weges: Seventy do z witha ration, Also. privilege of hoipstal when & Application to bem in JAME MOOKE, A.Q.M.,U 34 F stree t D. H. RUCKEK, Brig. Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, sep22-1t Depot of Washington. \ J] ANTED TO LEASE~A HOUSE with six or eight rooms. one with garden attached, pre- ferrea. Address W. E. Office Bep 21 St* Vv / ANTED TO HIRE—Four ROOMS. suitable for housekee; ing, in a pleasant neighborhood, not more than ten minutes walk from street cars. Address A., Star Office, Bep 21-3t* V J ANTED—Two GIRLS of good personal ap- _pearance, neat and tidy in their habits, to at- tendinadining sa oon, Applyat the Reveiile,120 Pernsylvania avenue, sep 21-3t* FOR. RENT AND SALH. ———— Fo SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES ofa bar ill be sold cheap for cash if immediatel; repation Tor at let street west, 1 door fre om Penn. avenue, Ww. KE, PARRAWAY. FOR SAGE The LEASE sna part FURNITURE iD, s the Departtrent. Prize 32,50), Address A. O:, Star Office, naming where to be seen. sep 23-3t FOR, SALE AT PRIVATE SALE—The Good Will, Furniture and Effects, with s ten years’ lease on the premises, of a first-class RESTAURB- ANT, fitted up at great expense. Everything uew and well arranged, offering a rare chance to par- ties about entering into business Inquire of 'B, LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers, Sep 23-1w No. 307 Pennsylvania av. POR SALE—A recend hand COOKING RANGE. t nearly new, for sale cheap. Laquire at the European Hotel, corner of Penna, avenue and ith street. sep 23-3t FOE SALE—To Printers or others desirous of establishing a neat little alvertising sheet. a complete PRINTING OFFICE—ineluding Press, Type, Paper, end everything necessary. For sale very cheap. ‘Has been in use bit afew weeks. Ap- ply at 3&3 9th street, between I and New York venue, after 4p. m. ag it* FOR RENT—4 BWELLING-HOUSE. containing . 9 rooms. Possession given Ist October. In+ quire No, 203 sth street, corner of Rhode Island Rent $75 per month. _it* LOUSE con- taining 5 rooms, on l2th street, betweea 0 aad P. Please inquire at 525 11th st. sep 23-1w* Por RE ae containing rooms, h wat e THOUS a . gas, &c., situsted on York Avenue, between Ieth and. 12th streets 359. Apply to FRAN N ETCHISON, Centre Market, space between 8th and 9th streets, between 3and7 p.m, sep 23-21" (OR SALE CHKA in account of owner being drafted, one HOUSE and LOT in Uniontown, Opposite John Milier’s jewelry store, Also, one corse and Harness and Huckster’s License. Ia quire on the premises or in the jewelry store. Murt be sold immediately, Subsiitute wanted, Inquire as above. it* ges HED ROOMS FOR RENT, WITHOUT Board. Boarding-bouse in the neighborhood, where meals are served. References exchang Apply at No. 320 New York avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. Sep 22-lw*™ OR RENT—A very desirable HOUSE. th or without furniture, located on the Heights of Georgetown. opposite Tudor Place, on Congress street. The house is large, roomy and convenient, with all the modern improvements, The housa can be seen anytime, by applying on the premises, swt _ SLE. CARTER, BLE BRICK RESIDENOGE—T efler for w days for sale, ao elegant HOUSE, new of the corner of a good street, Capitol [Lil fine neighborhocd, house in the best repair, modern convenience, large yard, 25 fect front, 1 feut deep. fruits, lowers, carriage house, and sta- ble. $3,000, ', down, balance in] and 2 years R.M. HALL. Real Estate Broxer, sep 22 2t* Late Hall & m,cor.7th ani F sts, par OF FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT— No, 362 B street north, one deor west of 2d situated back frow the street. large Zz grounds attached Enquire on_ the premises, Capitol Hill,and to JUHN 8, HOLLINGSHEAD, Pi BASANT ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD can be had for gentemen and their wives or single yen, near the Departments and city cars, 4 70 2st st . bet. Gand 8 BE AND FIXTURES FOR ‘3 3.T. WREN, Billiard Saloon, 31% D street, between the hours of7 and 1) p, m sep 22-30" FAMILY CA ot ; rses. Can be seen on Friday, of this week, andall of next week, if not disposed of ou Fritay, Apply at 9% La ., between Sth and Wth sts. __ Sep 22-2t* T-story bric Ror RENT —A neatly farnished f HOUSE. in one of the most desirable part Georgetown, D C. For terms apply at the Ad Express Ofice, Georgetown, D.C. References security required sep 22 OR RENT- The largo class DWELLING HOUSE, No. 26 Louisianaay, It will be rented only fora private family, not for a Bosrd- ing House Apply on the premises to sep 22-3" EDW’D SWAN F RENT—Three-story BRICK HOUSE, with back building, containing thirteen rooms, on Pa.av., between |7'h and 18th streets, No. 154. Gas and water on the premises. Inquire within between 6 and7o’clock imthe afternoon, Posses- sion given Oct, Ist. 6ep 22-tf R RE hree unfurnished ROOMS, at No. enue, between 9th and lth sts. adjoining. sep 21-3t" V ANTED—One PLUMBER. a good band, Ap- ply to T. H. DONOHUE & CO., No. 70 Bridge st., Georgetewn. Bep 21-3t* WANTED»: the Ist of October, a furnished OOM and board, for a gentleman. hia wife, snd two small children, in this city or George- town Pr«e must be moderate, Address “L WaGENER, Star office,” stating terms and location. Sep 21-6t" Ww ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two first-class tin and sheet iron workers. Apply at JaMES SKIRVING’S, No. 267 Pa. av., corner of Mth st. Bep 2)-lw (Baltimore Bun please copy.) ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good COOK, VY WASHER avd IRONER; one who would be willing to go in the country for four or five weeks, Best of wages given. Inquire at 475 6th street, or of MRS. BAROROFT, on I street, between 8th and 9th. Uneei.} sep 20-tf WANTED Three unfurnished ROOMS, suite; bie for housekeeping, within ten minutes? waik of the Star Office, Address, stating terms and locality, E. J. B., Box 663, Post Office, sep bl ANTED—A good COOK (professional oné pr. ferred) for a small family. Apply, with re ommendations, at No. 397 18th street, between F and G, first floor. sep 19-5t* W ANTED_ The undersigned desires to pur- chase aJl kinds of ladies and gentlemen's CAST OFF CLOTHING, for which the highest peice will be paid. Call immediately at No. 50 ouisiana avenue, near 9th street, ! BAILEY, Dealer in all kinds of new and second-hand Gloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, &c, Sep 19-Im* WANTED TO RENT—A medium sized DWEL- LING, now or any _time prior to the Ist November. Address 8. L. Stent, Garden street, near Preston st., Baltimore City. sep 13-eod-2w* FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—A comfort- ably furnished HOUBE, of moderate size. is wanted immediately. in this city or Georgetown. Central location preferred, Address Box No, 205 Washington city post office. Bep 12-tf WANTED to Hundred COLORED MEN, Apply at No, 40 Water street, Georgetown. au 29 W MORGAN & RHINEHART, at G arf, 5.000 Tons GREEN HOS- PITAL AND CAMP BONES, for which the high est market price will be pai au 18-eolm GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS TO THE CILIZENS OF GEORGETOWN. Ap you are aware, asa last resort, applieation has been made to the Corporation for an appropriation to aid in procuring a sufficient number of substi- tutes to cause the draft to he set aside. It is be- lieved the appropriation will be made; but should the authorities of the town not feel justified in making it, a proposition will be submitted to you, and more fully explained on Saturday evening by which 250 men or more, by paying $2) or $25 each, cap escape the draft. or be supplied witha very good bounty if forced to go into the army. 1t* J, W. DEEBBLE. \EORGETOWN TAXES—Anabatement of three per cent. will be allowed on the general tax of 1854, if paid on or before the Ist of October next, after which time tae Collector will proceed, under the law, to prepare lista of general. water and school taxes due, and unpaid, for advertisement, in- volving heavy additioval costs. Ail interested will do well to govern the uselves accordingly. CHARLES D. WELCH. sep 16-dt0ctl Collector. Gikerrrs CORPORATION STOCK.— Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears Suartatigs can obteiet come’ pplyi WM. ual ig can jm som a) ny . ALRD, Clerk of said Oorporation. ” $¢29-dt01 porns PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Petomac Tow Company’s boate, Potomac,” “Gov. Curtin” and ‘Belle Apply te the Captains op board, or to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, my 18- Water A taksE HOUSE ON PENN’A AV. FOR “ENT and furniture for sale at a bargain, Address where to beseen, A. P., Star otfica. Sep 21-3t* aA pier RAPT CT eT OB KENT— Without board, adesirable suit of furnished rooms, delightfuliylocated. Al:o,a new brick HOUSE, containing five large rooms. & Address R.8., Star offi. e. sep 21-3t* pp ones ROOMS—At No. 427 Eleventh st., between G and H streets; a Parlor and Bed Room on first floor, and a small Bed Room on third floor, Sep 21 lw* prok. SALE OR KENT—A FRAME HOUSE, on 8th st., near Penn. avenue, Navy Yard Hill, For particulars inquire of MRS, PUMPHBEY, next dvor to the premises. Bep 21-3t* ‘OR RENT—A BARBER SHOP and FIXTURES, all in complete order, at No. 49 Bridge street, Georgetown; to a good barber only need apply. fep 21-3t* Foe SALE—A new Grover & Baker's SEWING MACHINE. Will be sold at the wholesale price. Apply at No, 416 Est., bet. Ste and 9th. sep 21-3t* J. HARRINGTON. OR RENT—Part ofa fine STORE in one of the best locations in the city, For further wartic- ulars address A. B., Post Office, Washington, sep 21.3t* iOR RENT—One large Front ROOM, 24 floor, No, 293 Penn’a av. bet, 9th and lth sts, suit- able for an office. Inquirein the store, Sep 21-3t* OWEN THORN. n the white front buildi vania avenue, opposite Center Mar- ket. Inquire on the premises. sep 21-3t™ G.C. JENKS. F°%, SALE—The STOCK, LEASE, and F. TURES of a ber Shop, corner L and 7t! now doing a good ness, Sold only because the ji ; hep 2ests H_KERNER. ‘OR SALE—A good RESTAURANT. located in the central part ofthe city. Rentlow. Also, a GOOD WILL fora store. Inquire at JOHN F. NIEDFELDT, 420 E street, between Sth and 9th sep 21-3t~ FS SALE OR RENT—The large four-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No. 35, onthe north side of north C street, between 3d street west and 434 street, having a front 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. Possess on ie the house can be had in a few days. street, to Fep 21-1w JAMES TOWLES, Fo SALE—A valuable and nearly new BRICK BOUSE, Ne. — 13th street, near the coruer of F (rented at $125 per month, to a punctual tenant.) Also, LOT on Isth street, between G and H,(now rented to the Government.) improved with a Brick Btable. The above described property will be sold at a sacrifice for cash, Apply at the office of Capt, Moore, A.Q. M., 134 F street, to sep 21-3t* : JAMES HENNING. Fo RENT—A STORE on Pennsylvania avenue. A bonus will be asked for immediate posses- ion. Apply to JOHN L. MILLER, 430 Penn. ay 5 sep 2)-Iw* SEVERAL PLEASANT ROOMS CAN BE HAD \) at No. 122 Pa. avenue, between 19th and 20th sts. Also, three Rooms, furnished or unfurnished suitable for housekeeping for a gentleman a d wife. No one with children needapply. se 2 4t* FOR GENT—Tro handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, to gentlemen only. Apply at 135 G st., between 2st and 22d sts. sep 20-6t* Ae WOOD, AND BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE.—The'advertiser has for sale a FARM in Prince George county, Marylant, distant from Washington twelve miles, and eight miles from the Alexandria Ferry, contaizring about 500 acres, well inclosed, with a good Dwelling-house containing nine rooms, Barn, Stable, Tobacco- bouse, and cabins. The cleared land is 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 timter in the country. This farm can be bought ‘or cash for 'ess than the buildings and fencing are worth, if early appli ion ii i: I have also about 500 cords of WOOD for sale stancin, mostly ne, on the Potomac, within 12 miles of Alexandria. and the longest haul tothe river will not exceed three-fourths of amile. » panes an excallent SUED TABLE, wooden ed, for tale a great bargain. ‘Address. through Alexandria P. O., WILLIE, sep 20 iw street. Georgetown. Re t READ! NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,—Just re- Geode cat aletUeiaiea? Glan ogee oO isin, e lat styles, BEALL’B, No. 361 ‘7th street, between Tand Kata, READ! BEAD! Persons will do well to call and i elsew. aran' aMITE @ BEALL S.Tth street’ bet. Those in want of BUSINESS SUITS, will nee choice call and examine sample goods, as we havea leet f piece goods and, at BEALL, Teh street, bot. Land KWo. Sete e © GOODS MADE TO ORDER.—Persons joe eaot tiealvess or Black Dress atte find H& D it greatly to their advantage to call at 8! BEALL B. Tth street, bet. 1 and K, No. 361. SUITS.—We have juat received seCaih wincriint gf Hope Gloining ak fering at vi My sisce.SMITH & BRALL'S. 70h attest, bot tn, No. 361. Sep 16-im* Bo*®’ AND YOUTHS’ FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, We invite parents toaninspectiono our large 8° OVERCOATE Boys A BOYS’ JACKETS. BOYS’ PANTS, At Ere BOYS") Vests, BOYS’ SAINTS, UNDERSHIR?S, DRAWERE, Xe ' pepe ee Ei : acs 4 others ¥ bi ylvania sep lt-lmif ([Intel.J bet. FFOE RENT four unfurnished ROOMS, pieas- antly situated. Apply on the premises. at JAMES WHITE'S Grocory Store, corner of 12th and M, Bep 19-803t* >OB SALE CHEAP—A HOUSE, conisin Boe es: (which rents for $30 per Donte ese street weet npposite Government meas house, be- tween F and G, third door f: om F st. nep 19-4" JOHN. M. JOHNSON. <10RE TO KENT—Between 7th and 6t Ss 400 B street. Inquire on the Seni sep 17-8t* ‘UR SALE—Eighty-four (84 EF Risiver cand. cok and pines ill sate 60 to 70 cords per acre; situated in Montgomery fence Canal, Apply to WM. RILGUGRe Re from the A . torney at Law, 617 1th st, torney at Sess ls OR RENT—A Girst. class HOUSE, 954 yi F gecond door from lsth street, near tive Bits Department, containing 10 rooma, besides kitch attic and large cellar; gas and fixtares through the honse,and a pumpin fhe yard, Also, ip private famil) 4 PABLOK end CHAMBER on the first floor, ( jished,)46u New York avenue, near 10! bep 14-tt \OBLING HOUSE FOR BALE, Fee ea istecraat ta eede ie oe oa ir tr ness, and offers his well-known house 5 acres of heavy Taser ae poo the pltol. gver Benda and TWO subdivision of 5 24 24 do 53. do sep 19-d5t_ Ce ar bates wheter enlaces bell THIS AFTERNOON ANB TO-MORROW ater lt ait B* JAB. C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW BETWEEN 4TH OND OT 'S ON OREGON STREET, AT On FRIDAY AFTERNOON o'clock, on the premises, we avait conte cat halt of Lot No 6,in square 514. tronti ches on the north side of New York avenue, be- tween 4th and 5th streets west, running back toa 30 foot ailey, to be divided into two building lots. Immediately after we shall sell Lota 32 and 33, in uare No. 443, fronting each 24 feet on Oregon streat, and running back 105 feet to a 15 AVENUE AND Two PUBLIC 8 aig foot alley, Titile perfect. Terms cash. sep lé-d J.C. 9 Globes, 31 Compasses, 10 Sextants, 2 Quadranta, 1 Artificial Horizon, 12 Deck Time Pieces, 2 Comparing Watches, 6 Mercnrial Barorete! 4Chrcnometers. two 75 Spy Glasses, 1 Powder Flask, Parts of 9 Chronometer Cases, ALSO. The iron work of an Observing Chair, a ‘Re- versing Apparatus;’a lnrge lot of broken Ther- mometers and Thermometer Cases, ovher instruments that have been accumulating for years, CHARTS. &c €6 bundies of Double Charts, 100 ina bundle, do § do ingle do 20 $3 do Smal do 29 do 3 do Small do 3m) do 3. do Small do m0 do 2 copies Eoglish Admiralty Almanac, 26 do Maury’s Navigation, 5 do Bowditch’s do. Blunt’s Coast Pilot. Jhoa 6f Pamphlets and old Books, & Meunted Wind aud Current Maps The Charts are all backed with cotton, which ean readily be removed Sale will commence at 12 0’clock M Terms cash, in Government fands By order of WORK HORSES, On SATURDAY MORNING, 23th inst., at ten o'clock, 1 willsell at the Bazaar,two fine Work Horses, belonging to the estate of the late John Crumbaveh CATHARINE CRUMBAU sep 21 WM. L. Pe Distt of Columbia, passed o whirein Bleazer Lindsley and others are compl ants, the subscriber will, on WEDN 8th day of October next, at 4% o'clock on the prem- ises, offer ta No, land 2. ner of north D street and Delawa: sell the east half img 33feet 5in- onthe premises, Lot No. 4, in Square fronting on south D street, between Delaware avo- nue ard south Capitol street, Lot No.2 ip Square No 693, on south KB street, between New J stacy av- C. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucta, enue and fouth Capitel street, and Lots7, 8, 9.1 GOVERNMENT SALE, 7A neat Bt I chall sell at Public Auction, on SATURDAY, September 24, at my Auction Rooms, No. 502 7th cireotyunder Odd Fellows’ Hall, the following ar- Ack = The terms, as p One-third of the pureha: reridue in two equal in-telment months from the day of sale. for which the pireh ser’s notes, with ay proved security, bearing in est from the day of sale, will be taken, with a re- tained licu on the premises. ; thout boxes, 8 Binocular Marine Glasses, and 3 empty cases, efaulting purebr e tice by adverti‘ement in the Bvi ning Star the Auction Roonis of Jas © virtue of a deed of trust from Single do 100 do and wife to me, dated Mare S.P. BROWN, Navy Agent K. F. PAGE, Auctioneer, 502 7th st., Under Odd Fellows’ Ball. Y WM. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, At the Horse Bazaar, 95, South side Penn’a avenue, between 9th and lUth streets, ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF TWO FINE the purchas _sep2l-taw&ds J.C, McGUIRE & | | B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancti } N BAILIFF S4L® OF TOR front of Green & W s1L, Administrat’x o-clock a. m,, by or¢ WALL & Co., A BY W.L WALL & CO., Auctione At the Horse Bazaar, 9> Louisiana avenue. AUCTION BALE OF HOR RIAG ES. &e. i 7ES, & SATURDAY MORNIN On Carri: Germantown Koeseways Express Wagons, Double end Smzle Harness, Sedd es and Bridles. &c., &°. Reguiar esles every Tucsday, Toursday and Sat- urday. Terms cash Re 21 W. L, WALL & CO., Aucts._ U. In virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issue? from the clerk’s office oi the Suprema Court o° District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will s9il at sale, for cash zear. on Lo 8. MARSIAL’S SALE, nfrontof W.L 1 Dunn Horse, 1 Bay Horse, sep 15-d 8. SES, WAGONS, CAR 1 Kit of Mackerel. o 2ith instant ovclock, we will sell, at the bazaar, about fifty Hores. A full deserip | A -e8, Top ana } 0-top Buggies, HY GEEEF Wall & Co.'s By- | jana avenue, between 9th and lith streets. in tbe city of Washington, D. O.,on SAT. URDAY, the 2ith day of September inst. ,1854, com- metcing at i o'clock a. m.: ed and levied upon as the property of John C, Are and mi be co to gaciaty judicials No, 125, in fay jexander in favor of Nea * WARD H. LAMON, U. 8. Marshal D.C. Tl o'clock a.m. (The flag | formerly occupied by Jos. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Dars, B* 3.0. MOGUIBE & 00., Auctioneers, oY ANCBRY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS N ‘HE DEPOT AND AROUND THS CA tron™ Pursuant to a decree of the Peveoms jourt s im e ay of in an eguity cause ing in said Co in: , and Joseph L, others are defend - eriber efile on ESDAY, the Mt public sale tothe highest bilder, Square No 68!. situated at the cor venue, 1 at tty o'clle, 0. 637, On THURSDAY, the 6th of Oc and 21,10 Square No, by the decree, will b» money in cash, and the vin six anduwelve near Br. Pe reseriby A deposite of $2) on each lot will be required at the sale The cost of conveyancing, certificates of sale, and stemps to be borne by the purcha@r Tt the 6 benet fully complied with withi ve days ne fter the d of sal will be re sold. after one we ‘a pu JOHN C K EDY, Truster, sep 2l-cokdn J.C. McGUIRE & CO . Aucts, _ PLY JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ‘8 SALE OF SM@*LL TRACT OF LAND EAR THE INSANS ASYLUM DAY, Uctober 7, at 12 o’clock.m ,at MoGuire & C. . by harles J, Uhlmann 7.133, and duly On TH recorded in Liber N, C. T.. No.2, felios 63, et seq, one of the Land Ke aud District of C iumbia, I shal tract of land \ pown formerly as ** W latterly as the “Kosei the U.S In-ane Asylu described as Lot “A.’’ ar survey made by T. Iskyll, s: duly recorded in Liber J. A rds for Washington County U part of the ock.’’ and usko Place.” situated near the part to be sold being laid town upona plat of lat having been &c., one of the Land Kecords of Washington County, said tract containing twenty-two acres, two roods, snd 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. Conveyancer and revenue stamps at the costo DAVID WALKER, Trustee, 0, 526, corner of 7th and D streets, a! LIQUORS, » AT ROCERIFS, BACCO, HARNESS, CLUTHES AUCTION On THURSDA 29th instant, I shall sellin linms’ Auction Rooms, at 10 of distrain for house'rent, the fol owing artiel viz Trunks snd contents, 1 Carpet Bag, 1 Box Har- f Harness,1 Box Tinware a Tent, 1 Pale of Ware,2 Boxes of T if nwsre a ox I k,1 box Mustard, 1 Box Clothes Box Tipware,] Rox Tobacco. 1 Box Sweet Oil ware Box Jelly, Box Candles, 1 Box (assortment) tox Gin, 1 Box Tonic Bitters, 2 large Boxes Whisk it 1k 1 Box loose Tobacco, 3 Boxes Clothing, 1 Box Tin. 1B 1} y liarge Box Blankets and contents,1 Box Claret Wine 2 Boxes 8. Wine,1 Box 0.T.D. Brandy, 1 Box uors ce and Fixtures, ] Liquor Keg and 1 Spade. 8 cach. GRO. F. HOTCHRISS, Bailiff, __ GREEN & WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, o 526 7th street, corner D north, sep 21-4 2 OF THE VERY BEST VEGETABLEISTALLS IN THE NORTHERN AND CENTER MAR- KETS. AT AUCTION On MONDAY. 2%th instant. we shall sell one i} wecaplee andintbe Northern Market, and on ESDAY, the 27th, we shall fell one vegetable | stand in the Center Market. Sale t> commence at 1 de ignate the «talis) umsyer, deceased, ‘Terms cash. rep 21d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ton effects. it Y WM. B, LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. CONTINUATION OF PAWNBROKFR SALES. Atour Store,No 307 Penn’s avenue, on SAT- URDAY atl00’clock. Among stock to be closed #200 Men’s and Boys? Over, Dress, Frock, and Sack Coats Pants, V ests, Shirts, Drawere, &c. Also, will be added— OB Alro 25 pieces Sheeting and Shirting. Woolen and Cot- ii large lots of Spool Cotton, & 93s o’cleck, in front of the Store, a grand lot of second band Furniture and other household WM. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucta. and '¥ JAS. C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, DESIRAPLE FRAME DWELLING HOUSENEAR SMITBSONIAN INSTITUTE BUILDINGS. TERNOON, September 2th, at 53; o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell a neat lesirable frame dwelling house, situated on the east side of lth street west, between south B Street and Virginia avenue. The house is a two- story frame, with back building, and contains two parlors, hall, four chambers ant all respects a convenient and comfortable resi- dence for a sma)l family, 4 ird cash: the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. cas conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. On TU] 8DAY AF Terms: One-t! sep 22-d kitchen, and isin 10 o’clock, I Bogue, 36 Market Space, Georgetown, D, 0 entire sock of Groeeries, embracing— s8th, atdis o’clock. on th Lots “P78.” and * Bquare No. 211; Lots VERN MENT SA gore THE TR: a Sep hofoue in X (perms of sale: One half cash, the residue in six avd twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes payments, satisfactorily endorsed interest from the day of sale, and se- forthe deferred ar Hee eed of trust on the premises. cured by & of trus' 5 All convevancin, at the cost of the waren Ifthe terms of saleare notcomplied with, day of sale. the Trustees reserve the rightto re-sell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pu ree notice hy two in! five days from thi D. A. GARDNER. | ieee aercie erms Cash. Mm LTTE YL iven, aop 21-4 Jas. C. Aucta: B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN FOUR- TEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS, AT PUBLIO SALE, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September @ premises, we shall sell ? in subdivisions of lots i: and *T’? fronting each 2) feet, and Low‘ P”’ 1834 feet, on Rhode Island aye- nue, between Iith and 15th streets west, Title perfect, Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in three and nine months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. . A payment of $25 on each lot will be required at ue ‘ime of sale. aitaroue auth = , = jonveyances and stam al e purchaser 6 cost, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Sep 22-d ¥ JAS. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THREE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH I ST., A KT WEEN 218T AND 22D STREETS WEST. AND, ALL OF SQUARE No. 95, AT PUBLIG On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Sept 24th, at5 | g’elock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 19, | and the west ba! fronting 79 feet 4+; iuches on north tween 2ist and 22d streets west, and running back 143 feet 93s inches to a 30 foot alley, tobe divided into four building lots, f of Lot No. 20,in Square ELS street. be- Immediately after: We shall sell the whole of Square No, 93, bounded by New Hampshire avenue, 2ist street west, and north N streets, Title perfect. _ Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed eftrust on the premises. Convevances and stamps at the-cost of the pur- sep ié-d JAS, C. MCGUIRE &00.. Aucts, Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, THE STOCK OF A FIRST CLASS GROCER T AUCTION Ss Y AT A . On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 28th instant, at will sell, at the store of John’ J 8. Clarified and Grushed Sugars, 18 do Brown do 23 do Molasses Syrup. 21 do Bure Uider Vioegar. larified 20 do Coal Oil, 68 do Old Whisky, some very choice, Bottles of assorted Whiskey, 43 bbls, Brandy, Wine, Gin, Rum, &c., &c., 100 gross Shanghai Matches, 8 bexes Mould Candles, 12 bbls. Hams and Shoulders And many other articles usually found ina first- class family grocery. Store and Fixt for rent. Terms cash. THOS, DOWLING, Bep 20 Auctioneer, Y JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CITY PASSENGER RAILROAD AND CoRPO- BATION CF WASHINGTON STOCK AT AUC- TION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, September 2th, at 5 o’clock, at the Auction Rooms, we sali sell in sums to suit— 38 Shares Washington and Georgetown Passenger Railroad Stock. 2,000 Corporation of Washington six percent, quar- terly stock 700 Qorporation of Washington five per cent. quar- terly stock, BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE BRIOK K HOUSE AND LOt ON SOUTH P, NEAR 4 BTREKT. OPPOSITE THE ARSENAL GATR. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September 2th at54; o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No 3, in Square No, 504, fronting 7 feet6 inches on south P stre t, near 436 the ars alley, the entire front of the lot, and an excellent brick stsble and ci street. neariy opposite nal gate, running back 122 feet to a wide th # threo. story snd basement brick house e house «n the rearof the lot. Terms: One-half casi; the remainder in six months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, chaser. J. O. McG@UIRE & CO., Aucts. Y J. ©, MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. LE 0? OLD MATERIALS AT " EASURY EXTENSION, On THURSDAY MORNING, September 29, at 11 o’clock at the Treasury Build! following articles: Several lots of Sandstone Beveral lote Cast Iron Doors and £hutters Lot of old Iron Castings Lot of Shelving ard old Lumber Lot of G t. Oil, and other Barrels Lot of Rope, Wooden Tanks, and Iron Railings Lot of Thick Hammered Glass Fine Heating Furnaces complete Terma cash. Sep 22-8t g, 1 shall sell the ISAIAH ROGERS, ervising Architect the purchaser. 80 A J.C. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALB OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN THE SEVENTH WARD By virtue ofa deed of trust to the subscribers, cares Sete day of August, 1869, and recorded Land Records, 8., No. 203, folios 167. et seq.. streets west. 16 City of Washin, ee sen 22-4 BBY 248 0. MeGUIEN & 00., auctionsers, RY BUILDINGS At Te Wit D ALL & Y J. C, MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUETER’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR L STREE T NOKTH, BETWEEN 61H AND 7TH STREETS WEST. On THUKSDAY AFTERNOON, October 6, at 5 o’clock. on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trost from Adolph F. Lipphard and wife, dated April 3. 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. No. 131, folios 247, et seq., one of the Land Reco: for Wpsbinaton, ‘Gounty. D, Lot No. 4, inches on north L street, between 6ta aod 7th streets west, ard running back 79 feet 6 inches. Also. a rear portion of the said Lot No. 4, froating 29 feet on the 30-foot alley, and extending back that width 40 feet, improved by a frame tenement, ©., we shail sell part of Equare No, 449, fronting 14 feet 6 T cash. Cenveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of 08 YOUNG. @ _BILLARY C. OFFUTT, Trustees, seplsec&d J.C. MOGUIRE & OO.. Aucts, Wa.m., ble will be sold at pub &c.. we shall offer at pub! 0 on WEDNESDAY. the 2ist day of Septemd north ‘blocks Tennessee Mar o’clock, p.m., in front of the premia:s, all o: numbered seven, (7,) of sub-divi numbered four hundred and thirteen. plan of the City of Washingten, with ments thereon, consisting of a two 51 Bouse. This property is situated on south G Setween 8th and width of Henk (24) feet. ten (10) inches, and undred and twenty-four feet, eight sien of Square th The Lot has a aser, on giving one insertions in some newspaper nD O GARRINGION.} prustecs, auZ-poowada, WM: L, WALL & CO., Aucts NAVOIDAB) THE ADQYEORDAY APTEKNOUN, at 5 E. 0. OARRINGTON ?} rust, th Forrladuces "Horses Terme: asin Pivrowetc or fein 78 at the cost of the pur- 0) Igo. one vi ‘AGON, wit paid Ie B* BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers, Orrrox U. 8. Cari1oL EXTEeNsion Wasnixaton, D. O., September 3, 1844. * On SATURDAY, October Ist, commencing at the follow! De variegaied and plain Mar- ic suetion.on the grounds apitol : 10¢ blocks Tennessee Marble. 1,000 feet (cubic) of remnants ao. 12) pieces Fotowne teal = cubic feet Verment en Serpentine. 8 Column Shafts erecdaeaee 2,00 cubic feet remnants Italian Marble. At the same time will be sold a large lot of Doors. Shutters, and Building Materials, of va- rious kinds, By order of the Secretary of the Interior. CLEMENT L. WEST sep 6-dtd Ce GENERAL'S OFFICE, General Buperintend: it. trst Divisiox, Wasuinoron. D.0.. Sep-ember 2, 1864 ‘Will be sold at PUS) @ high- ont bidder, at the time ape prio Damod belses Aitocna 8 Thursday, Sept. 15, 1°64, Lebanon, P: 1864, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT BACH ‘These horses have . Thursday, a, Fhuredny. Wyk been gondem ned as unfit for ae ‘purposes many good bargains OROCHEEY) + agg, 3 TIN WARE, AND oSKE Of ai OAL Olt Lawes, te