Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1864, Page 3

rrr ee eres oe EL SE ET LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp's THeatre.—No actress ever Appeared in this city who obtained moze popularity than Miss Maggie Mitchell. She possesses a mag. netic power, and draws all hearts to her, espe. cially in her delineation of the character, of *Fanchon,” in her own speciality of thatname. At is useless to advise the public to go see her. ‘The simple announcement of her coming will ‘ill the house. CAnTERBURY.— Millie and Clara Fowler to- pight enter upon the last week of their engage- ment. “The Corsair ” and the Scottish diver- tisement, «Flowers of Ellesheer,” will both be D apiahees as will also the pantomime «How avoid the Draft,” and many other acts. On Siedaee ce there will be an extra ni ap TO or the benefit men of the Fourth Ward. se Re entolied VARIETIES.—Fitzsimmons’ pen has out another play, calied «The Bonviet’s Skull or Romar the Vagrant,” and it will be per- Yormed to-night for the first time. A variety of sengs and dances, buriesques and Ethi- oo acts, wiil also be performed by the com- Groven’s THEATER.—Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams commence an engagement at Gro- ‘ver’s to-night. and three laughter-provoking and side-splitting plays are announced, viz:— «Paddy O’ Rafferty, or a Poor Irishman’s For- tune,” “Cusioms of the Country,” and “The irish Tiger.” The Williams’s are well and favorably known here, and will no doubt, as Deretofore, attract overflowing houses. — MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON EXEMPTION AssoctaTion.—This association, better known as the Bacon Club, met on Saturday evening ‘am the court room, City Hall. agreeabie toa call, Mr. Canfield, Vice President, in the chair, and R. S. Davis secretary. __ The Chair stated that the object of the meet- ing, as he understood it, was for the purpose of taking action to relieve those already drafted in the First Ward and those who may here- after be drafted. Mr. D. U. Pearce, to meet the case, offered a preamble setting forth that as the members of the club who are drafted are required wreport Tor duty furnish subtitutes before the draft is conciuded,ard before the exact amount due @ach drafted man can be ascertained, accom- panied by a resolution, instructing the officers to pay not exceeding $500 to each nan drafted &s soon as he is accepted, and after the close of the draft the balance of the money to be paid ! him. Mr. B. F. M. Hurley suggested the adoption of areselution directing the issuing of war- ants for such sum of money for the purpose of procuring substitutes for those drafted or to be drafted not to exceed —— hundred dollars, and that in view of another draft in the District no Money shall be divided pro rata among the Mpembers drafted unless the quota shall be Hlied. Mr. R. Ethot raised « point of order that the constitution provided for the distribution of the funds in a manner different from that con- templated in the resolutions, (the equal distri- bution among all those dratted.) A question was asked now many had been drafted in the First Ward, when the Chair sta- ted that be understood that out of over fifty ia that ward four bad been drafted, and from what he bad learned there wns but little doubt but another dratt would be made in that ‘ward. A centleman here anneunced that he was one of the drafted ones, and he proceeded to give his experience in trying to putin a@ substitute. He had tried to get in tbree but they were re- jected, and he believed it almost impossible to get one in withont the aid of a substitute bro- wer. A lengthy debate ensued between Messrs, Hurley, Lyles, Elliot, Holzlander, Davis, and others, which terminated in the adoption of a motion offered by Mr. Elliott, toappointacom- mittee of five to consider and repert a plan whereby the objectof the meeting could be at- tained, and Messrs. R. Elliott, L. Holzlander, H. Lyles, B. F. M. Hurley, and J. W. W. Mc- Gill, were appointed and immediately retired, the meeting taking & recess mean while. In a short time the committee returned, and Mr. Elliot made a majority report, sigaed by Messrs. Hoizlander, Mc(+ill, and himself, pro- viding for instructing the Board of Directors to pay the members who may be drafted, not the enrollment lists ready to be hands of the collectors, and that every person enrolled should be promotly vis- ited, it was necessary that the numbe: of col- lectors should be enlarged. exceeding ten in each ward, #100, to assist them in procuring substitutes. r. Huriey presented a minority report signed by Mr. Lyles aud himself, providing for the payment of $31) toeach man drafted, unless be 1s exempted. A spirited aebate ensued on these reports, and the majority report was, on motion of Mr. E. C. Eckloff, amended by striking ont the limitation of the number to be benefitted to 10 to each ward; adopted. Mr. Eliott then raised a point of order, that the resoiution wus unconstitutional, and another debate, partaking somewhat of a per- sonal character, took place, which was, hewever, cut short by Mr. Lyles raising another point, that Mr. Elliott's point of order should not be discussed all night, and tha President, (Mr. Lioyd) he having come, ruled Mr. Ellictt’s point to have not been well taken. Mr. Elliott appealed from this decision and, the question being taken, the Chair wassus- taimed, and the majority report, as amended, was adopted . Mr. Ejiiott offered a resolution giving the privilege to any member, so wishing, to with- draw bis subscription, which was laid on the table, and the meeting adjourned. RG eames FovcrtH Warp Drarvr Mextinc.—Tae Citizens of the Fourth Ward held an adjourned meeting to take measures in relation to the draft, on Saturday afternoon—Mr. Lloyd pre- Siding, and J. C. Clayton acting as secretary. The committee to revise the enrollment, re- ported that they had discovered thus far that the ward should receive a credit of one bundred and seven men—those who are en- Tolled and were in the service or furnished substitutes. Lieut John Y. Donn, of the ist District regi- mnt, made h statement in regard to Adjutant Young, of bis regiment,on whom a vote of censure had been passed growing out of put- ting aman in theservice. Lieut. D. explained that the man who it had been charged through Adjutant Young, had been wrongfully credited to Georgetown, thereby the Fourth Ward be- ang cheated out of the man, had been recruited to the credit of Georgetown before the Fourth | Ward committee approached him. Mr. Chauncey made the amende honorable @s tar as he was concerned, stating that the committee had been deceived by the man who had the recruit in charge, and expressed the belief that Lieut. Young was innocent of the charge made. Lieut. Donn stated that he hrd three recruits ‘which would be put in to the credit of the ‘ward on Monday. The committee on recruiting reported that they had pat in five recruits during the day. ‘Mr. Grossmayer offered a series of resolutions giving permission to all who ha“ subscribed to the $100 fund to withdraw theis subscriptions and form aciub to procure substitutes to ex- empt all the members of the club, the members obligating themselves to subscribe such addi- tional sum as is necessary to accomplish the Object. Laid on the table. r. T. B, Perricks offrred a resolution pro- viding that all mone4 raised for the recruiting fund remaining on hand after the draft shall be divided equally among those drafted and accepted. Mr. Utermehle made 8 few remarks deprica- ting anything which looked like the forming of an exemption club save for the purpose of put- ting in recruits. He believed that if the money paid into exemption funde had been paid into a recruiting fund the quota of the city would have been filled long since. Mr. Frazier stated that the police of the Fourth ward had over $400in hand which they ‘would turn ever on Monday. Mr. Perrick’s motion was then adopted and the meeting adjourned to Tuesday evening. ARSE THe DRAFT IN PRINCE GEORGR’s.— On Saturday the draft for the three first districts , Of Prince George’s county was drawn at Elli- cott’s Mills, and among lucky ones we find many who are known here. Among those drawn in the first district, which includes Laure! and Beltsville, we find the following macbinists who hail from Laurel: Jas. Kelly, ‘Thomas Brashears, James McUauly, W. Ewin, Henry Marshal, Wm. Young, Wm. Mathews. ‘The following farmers are oes the number: John Talbert, S. Thompson, M. Harmon, S. Owens, George W. Duval of George, John Sharew: . O. Harvey, S. D. Carr, O. T. Tyson, W. R. Mitchell, John Ream, John Tur- ner, blacksmith at Beltsville; James E. Dar- nell, Octavius Knight, James Simms, J. N. Young, clerks; Revs. Leonard J. Milis and H. O. McDaniel. ministers; S. R. Belt, G. Hat, storekeepers; Ambrose Ung anion ) miller: W. oO. age student; Thomas Bowie of R., engi- meer; J. posers, passin, are among the number. Wn. liams, slave of Mrs. Lizzie Jackson, of_this city, was drawn, In the Second District, the following, among others, were drawn: Henry Jobo Ji Jr. Jonn M. Hayes, R. Sr E. Ph wall, E. G ; C. * son and Taylor, millerr; ‘Knight, colored, servant at Rey. Dr. Pink ney’s; John W. Morsell, oil store, county; Dr. ©. B. Harris, physician; H. Freeman, thal: smith, are also among the number. In the Third or Marlboro District, Sheriff Grimes is among the lucky ones, as are aiso W.H Sasscer, B. H. Le ke O. Hodges, W. elles, clerk; Geo. ©. Merrick, lawyer; Jon Sheckles, teacher; Jobn Schell, carpenter; U. N. Bowie, “gentie- msp ‘The colored people seem to have come in for & good share of the prizes, and in the latter F. Bowie, farmers; John | operatic and c! D. McPherson, !awyer; Dr. Benjamin ‘oseph Ged- iMips, Z. Berry, of Z.; Jona GD ° Sistriet, fully one-half of the 8) names drawn are of colored men. On Monday (to-day) the drawing takes place in the 4th and Sth election cistric:s of Prince George's county, ee S8vENTH WaRD ExemrrioN ASSOCIATION. A meetiog of this assoviauou was held Sacur- day night at Isiand Hall, Mr. C.S Noyes prese ident and Mr. W. J. Mariagh secretary. A communication was received from Wesley Zion Charch Association of colored pe pie, staling that since their previous report tney had coliected an additional sum of 852.25 in cash and $155 on guaraaty fond. Mr. John H Semmes reported the progress made in recruiting for the qrots of the ward. He complained of considerable sharp pr ictice which had been indulged into the detriment of the Seyenth Ward, and of ‘he Disirict, pat he intended investigating the matter next week. Mr. F. A. Boswell reported, as one of th+ committe attending the conventinn of wards that Georgetown and the Third and Sixth ‘Wards were not represented there. They had agreed on $2/4) as the bounty to be given sub- stitutes and recruits. He thought the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixih Wards had no menes, and though the Seventh Ward had not overmucn, it would do better by acting independently Mr F. A. Bartle, another of the committee, said he would like to have action teken on the matter. He thought the Second, Fourth and Fifth Wards had but little money, they ki-w the Seventh Ward had money; and it see o°4 as though it was sn effort to bind other w rds against using the advantages the possession of money gave them. Georgetown and the Third Ward were not bound by theact on of the com- Mittee, and could by offering | bounties, take all the recruits. He did not like the ac- tion of the committee in keeping the ma‘ter fromthe public. The price determined on was $200, and it ought to have been reported in the morning papers, that thecity at large could know it, and act accordinly. Mr. W.S. Yeatwan, of the committee, said he haa voted for the €2u0 limit in the convention, but pow regretted it, as be Was Satisfied Lua the arrangement would not work well. The Chairman said the Georgetown Councils bad appropriated $20,000 for bounties, and the agents of that city, he learned, were busy in Alexandria, outbidding competition in the way of getting recruits. to be bound by the action of the convention, from the fact that the convention was a nullity in itself, as the Third Ward and Georgetown It was folly for the ward were not represented, and the Sixth Ward also sent no delegate, and would not probably feel bound by the action of the gentleman from that ward who volunteered to represent her on the occasion. The arrangement could have been of any practical effect only m ease every ward, and the city of Georgetown also, had come into it; and by the failure of any to co-operate the whole thing fell through Mr. Semmes said he thought it best to man- age their own affairs in theirown way. If he could get a recruit for $50, he did so; and if he had to pay $250, he would doit, rather than lose him. sake of $50 or $100. He would never lose a man for the Mr. J.R. Elvans said Mr. Semmes had been authorized to use his own discretion, and would they stultify themselves by binding him to acertain sum? No; get all the recruits possible, by giving just such bounties as were necessary. by the action of the committee, and would leave the matter, as heretofore, to the discre- tion of the Treasurer. that the association express its non-coucur- rence in the action of the convention, aud that the cemmitiee be discharged. Carried. He felt the ward was not bound He therefore moved Mr. Anderson would like to know how many were yet required to fill the quota of the ward. Mr. Semmes said he had put in seventeen re- cruits during the week If the printed report ‘was correct, there remained to be filled 114; it the written report handed to him by Captain Putnam was correct, they lacked 1(4. He ex- cted to get @ further credit of fourteen on Monday. Mr. W. J. Murtagh, secretary, said ne had lace iin the in or ler that The following additional collectors were ap- pointed :—A. W. Ward, Daniel McGiven, John Landvoight, E. Tastett, Wm. T. Hall. G. H Larcombe, John Ellis, Mr. Dunn, Chas. Bishop, Mr. Saeur, Sinclair Fletcher, John Riddle, T. H. Walker, John Sollers, Jacob Bean, T. M. Harvey, and Jas. Adams. The meeting then adjourned until Monday evening, at half-past seven. —— Fire.—Yesterday afternoon a barn on Cor- coran’s farm, pear Harewood Hospital, took fire and was consumed. The dry combustibie material of which it was constracted burned very rapidly, and resisted the efforts of the sol- diers and citizens toextinguish it before the ar- rival of the firemen. The steam engine Rucker and the Hook and Ladder of the 3d division of the fire department, were soon on the spot, and rendered efficient service in saving the other property in that vicinity. 3d division was informed that a company of soldiers were quartered in the barn, and that several were missing, but this report has not been confirmed. The foreman of the —_—_——>____- Persona, —Judge G. P. Fisher and J.M. Gillen, of this city, were at the Astor House, New York, on Saturday. Rey. R. R. Gurley and lady were at the Irving Gen. Wessels, U.S. V., 1s at the Clarendon, New York. a Pretty Larceny.—Charles Thomas, alias Thompson, was arrested Saturday night by officer Crook for the larceny of #3 from A. Richards Theprisoner was taken before Jus- tice Giberson and sent to jail for court. SPECIAL NOTIOES. ————— A S.iezT COLD,” Coucus.—Few are aware of the importance of checking @ Gough or “slight cold” in its first sta; that which in the begin- bing would yield toa mild remedy, if neglected, soon attacks the lun, “Brown's Bronchial Tro- Ge ive sure and st immediate relief. Mil- itary Officers and soldiers should have them, as they can be ried in the pocket and taken ag occasion requ au 26-1m New AND SIMPLIFIED MeTwoD FOR PIANO-FORTR AND S1NGiNG.— Professor Alexander Wolowski bas opened Ladies’ and Gentl+men’s Afternoon and Evening Singing Classes on the mos: liberal terms, By Professor Wolowski’s new method, a person baving only asligbt knowledge of music will be en- abled ina very short time to execute on the piano sical music with rare perfection, Asto the vo art he arrivesat most extraordina- ry results, renders the voice powerful; and enables the singer to vocalize with facility and accuracy. All those who would like to become tne singers or excellent performers willenter their names at his residence, No, 485 Tenth street, above Pena- sylvania avenue. Reception hours are from I) to lla. m, and 6to7 p. sep 9-1m BPERMATORAHGs O48 BR CURBD.—Dr Kand’s Spe- cific cures Spermatorrhaa, nal We 3, lm to , Loss of Power. Ei Careeor an ry egal. ical. A trial of the Specific ts effects are truly m: will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price 81 a box, Sold by 5.0. Ford, cormer lith street and enue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexand ja¢-ly Da. Douron?’s Sugar-costed Female eequlst as DP gaia Et ie neat ae fectiws an ing sugar~ bausea w mm the most delicate stomach. A trial o: these P; will prove their over iiitstigat ats Wacavosee Wostinaton:oad Weary stree’ ‘a. avenue, 1, Cook, Alexandria ja6-ly Do ron celor your whiskers and qocaarecher If ° Gide ceria eet tals tao epee equi ¥ re yn, It colors s = natural black or brown. ay a cent ry OC. Forp, x. €2 eosm ro ay ep 'D SEXUAL SysTEMy— and reliable treatm: a2 Eavorts of the Howard Amociations Gent Gy mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No, 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. je 30: 3m 290 Pa. avenue. Sole Ag Corns Bunions, Inverted Nails, and otter dis- orders @ the feet, when neglected injure the gen eralsyftem by preventing the body from taking that natural exercise 80 conducive to heal h. To all afflicted with there terrible evils we would re- commend arly call at Dr. White’s o No. 424 Penn’ . bet. 456 and 6th sts. Woo weuld suffer torment from disordered feet when a sare remedy ia so near at hand, and can be effected without Office open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. sep 7- Coreats’s Homsy Soar. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly ecent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. Por sale by all Druggisteand Fancy Goods Dealers. {a2%5-eoly Pa MARRIED, we begeig Mee PERATE SWaET ‘ot dvee: 3 of George- town, D O.,t0 ° bbe ax JANE 8. GURDON, of Wasa DIED, On Sprbeth morning, the inst. year of his in the full _Bope o! ortality “BENS, Wieuiemse Ecotland, but for the last 4s years oresiaentayy oir relatives and frie! of the fami ens crautrymens are invited to siteua bts tose, in the 724 @ blissful from his le! Dee, Peet, be- ek and L streets, to-morrow afternoon ‘st’ 3 o'clock p. m. ° Ont! bh instant, at 8o’clock a. m., after alin- i 4 ii the» of a bies-ed i i ne ie a8 P. WILBON, Jr.sin the 23d rece of bis ase. be body will be taken ta Ph rie from the resid-nee of hi Wileon, sr, S94 at, bet Due will be # tuneral. 1 ©: sfater, thease. in of the t.me of * (Intel. oad Ohron. please copy.) jilton and Baring the WANTS WAN TED—Teo JOURNEYMEN HOUSE ate PAINiERS Apply corner 12th and Ests. J ANTED— An ENGRAVER, 492 7th street, Boom No. 6. ne 26 31" W. H. COTTON. white or colorei, to go of errandsand clean store Best of r-ferenes i Appty immediately, No 4 Marke! , Upstairs, sep 23-2t* Ww ANT ED TO PURCH ASE—On> or two see nd band.ardin good rder PLATED COUNTER Cheap for cash. Apply or address 7th street, cor. Md. av Bp %-3t* D) IMMEDIaTELY.—A WOMAN to Se veaswetnurse White woman preferred. Apply at No. 345 3d street west, between Band F sireets. Sep 25-e0%t* Wart By a respectable man a SIPUA- TION as baker or as cook, in either hotel or Testavrent, Address M. H..Star Office. The best of references given, Bap 26 3t* WaANdTE comp-tent GIRL, todo general bons work. The best wages will be given. Ge man pref-rred, Inquire 348 l0th street be ween Lend M sep 25-3t™ YW ANTED- Two +o0d BARPERS Avply at No. 491 sth street, corner Penn. avenue. Good be given. Apply immediately, wee rep 26-3t* Vv aN TED—A HOUSE, contaiiing five or six rooms, Paving “as acd water. for which liberal rent will be paid, and a bonus given. Ca’ ora ures Nu oud va av, Sep 25 30" V JANTED—Pvteo respectab'e persons, SITU- ATI N-, oneas barkeeper in hote! or r-stau- rant; the: ther sseook iu hotel or reatanrant, Apply to StarOffice, M. H. sep 26-3t* OUSE Wadi ED—Furnished or unfurnis'e, inacentrallocation. Address Dr. BROWN, No, 323 Dot., next door to Star office, stating pric 4 lo ation __Bep 25-3t* W ANTFD—By two re: pectable gi-ls ones SIT UATION as ch»mbermaid, and the other to con® wath ane in vivetea fa cilwor B-ard- ing house, Ap ly at No,1813% st.,cear D It Ww ANTED—A SITUATION by an upright and YY icdusirious young man where he can make himeelf useful, Be writes a fair hand, is willing to go te work at anything. Hus hed considerable experience in restauran’ Would be willing to take charge or assist in adining saloon, Any one in want of bis services will please address J. W, C.. Star Office. Be 25-2t" W ANTEDIA Situation, “by “an “experfenced BARK PER, best of City reference. Ad- dress J,M. P. (Star office. sep 24-2t* 7 ANTED—Three or four MEN, with a capital of $50 toa $l, to go to Harper’s Ferry te sell Corps Badges, Campaigo Pins and Medals, Also, two men tocanyasin Alexandiia. Apply J. BARNETT & CO., 262 Penn’aav., Washington, D.G, Bep 24-2t* RUG CLERK WANTED—Appiy at the Drug btore corner of Vermont avenae and K street. Bep 24-3t* ANTED—Two first class PAPERHANGERS. JOHN ALEXANDER, rep 24-3 No, 240 Pa. avenue. V ANTED—To rent, by the Ist of October, a large FURNISHED HOUSK, centrally lo- i, Address J «Star office, sep 24-6t™ cal WwW ANTED—A AN (white) to st with v the cooking and make herself us-ful in the kitchen. Apply at the Gosling House, 249 Pa. av., between 12th and I3th sts, Sep 24-2t* ANTED—A small HOUBE. consisting of from 4 to # rooms, unfurnished, situated between 3d and i2th and Pa.av.and Ist. Address Box S11 P.O, Washington, Sep 24-6t* V ANTED—A WHITE WUMAN, who ia firs class cook. Good wages given. Apply at A. HANCOCK’S, No. 239 Pa. avenue, between 12th end 13th sts, sep 24-3t* WW ANTED—By the ist of October, BOARD fora —” gentleman, his wife and 4 children, either in thiscityorGeorgetown Addre:s Box 343 Post Office. stating terms and location. sep 24.3.* W ANTED—A COOK that can come well recom- mend-d; also. a CHAMBERMAID, ard a SEAMSTHESS that can ron Wheeler & Wilaon’s machine, Apply at No. 391 U street, bet eenn 3d and 433 i sep .4-3¢ \V ANTED—A good CABINET MAKER at 152 Pa.av.. bet 17th and ‘8th sts., First ward. Toa govd steady hand good wages and steady « plevment all the year JOS. GA WLEY, sep 24-3t* Cabinet Maker and Undertaker, WANTED—A good WOMAN to de general housework. One of middle age preferred. Good references required, Call at 75 Gay street, Georgetown, D, C. Bep 23 3t* WANTED }MMEDIATELY—A good GIRL, with good recoumendation, to do general housework. Inquire to DEMONGEOT, Humaa Hair store corner D and loth st. Fep 23-3t* Y THE FIRST OF OCTOBER A FURNISHED HULSE, centaining from 8 toi2 rooms. Per- sons havi: gsuch property for rent will not have a more desirable opportunity, Address NEW ENGLAND, Star Office. Bep 23-3t* Cnr UDARTEBMASTER’3 OFFICE, Dapot or WASHINGTON, Wasnincton.D O.,Sept. 21 1864. WANT&D. AT ONCE—At the Government work- shops. corner of Nineteenth and F streets, TWEN- TY GOOD TINSMITHS, or men who understaad ne manufacture and putting up of Sheet Iron OVe8, Wages: Seventy dollars per mo: vith aration, Also. privilege of hoipstal whe: mapnicsiee te Demoude. to Oaptatn JAMES M, A. Q.M., U.S. A., No. 134 F street. c D. H. RUCKBS, Gen. and Chief Quarter: sep 22-lit_ Depot of W: Wy aren the Ist of October. a furnished KOOM and board, ‘or a gentleman. his wife, and two small cbiloren, in this city or George- town Prwe must be moserat Address “L WAGNER, Star office,” stating terms and location. Sep 21-6t* wa NTED IMMEDIATELY—Two first-class tin and sheet iron workers. Apply at JaMES SKIRVING’S, No. 267 Pa. av., corner of Mth st. Rep 24-1w (Baltimore 8un please copy.) ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good COOK, ¥Y WASHER acd IRONER; one who woula be willing te goin the country for four or five weeks, Best of wages given. Inquire at 475 Gth street, or of MRS. BARCROFT. on I street, between sth and 9th. {Ineel.] sep 20-tf WV ANTED_The undersigned desires to pur- chase all kinds of ladies and gentlemen’s CAST OFF CLOTHING, for which the highest Price will be paid. Cail immediately at No. 30 ouisiana avenue, near 9th street. f : WM. BAILEY, Dealer in all kinds of new andsecond hand Cloth- ing, Boots and Shoes. &c. Bep 19-Im* {URNISHED HOUSE WANTED—A comfort- ably furnished HOUSE, of moderate size, is wanted immediately in this city or Georgetown. Central location preferred. Address Box No, 205 Washington city post office. sep 12-tf ANTED—Two Hundred COLORED MEN, CY a atNo 40 Water street, Georgetown, wt ANT ED-8EOOND HAND FURNITURA Also. MIKKORS, CAKPETS, BEDS, BED- SHING GOUDRBofevery R. BUCHLY, 42% 7th street, between Gand Beast side GEORGLLOWN ADVER’MTS | Fae OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, GEOKGETOWN., D.C., SeprTemBer 24 1864, Avy of these letters, the applicant must call for ** advertised letters,” give the date of this list. and pay one cent for Lpbedemnirt & If not called for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. i Place the postage stamp on the upper right-hand corner, and leave space between the stamp and direction for post-marking without interfering with the writin, _A request for the return of a letter to the writer, if unclaimed within thirty days or lese, written or puaed with the writer’s name, pest office, and tate, across the left-hand end of envelope, on the face side, will be complied with at the usual pre. Ww To obtail aid rate of postage, payable when the letter is | ‘elivered to the writer. LADIES’ LIST. Adams Sarah B Longs: n Mrs Emily A brewer Mies L M Lightfvot Miss MA Burriss Mis Lansyl Mrs Mary Korman Mrs Eliosa Lee Miss Lizzie Chism Miss Georgia A-2 Mallory Miss Margt Coxon Miss Emly Maher Mra Mary Cormine Miss Elizabeth Moriarty Miss Hary Caffrey Catherine May Miss H len V Vrury Mrs Julia A Morrissey Mrs Oath’e Davis Mre Helen Nipinger Mrs Joho Davis Miss Georgeanna Richurds Mr Etchinson Miss Gimie Ross Mrs Mary Ellie Mise Caroline Smita Mrs Katie Foley Mrs Johanna Smith Mis Jonie Gray Jane Suwito Mies Jennie £ Gilliam Miss Ginnie Seward Mi Greali-h Bripget Vreeland Miss Einty Goodrich Miss Emma = Wi Mt Hal! Miss Mary Elien Johpron Lou Wi eurietta Jenkins Mrs Ellen-2 War Mira Ellen Kettner Misa Seeks Walker Miss Anna Kirby Miss Martha Walser amily GENTLEMEN ’s List. Aiteberon Peter Goodman Saml Mesasck Geo B Blake wm Green Robt McEany Felix Burk Stephen GatlemyJas -Nittinger Frank Buros Rutban G.eomis Jas Porter Wm Brallier Jd J Gria*t Jobn Powol Paili, Bavchbeld Jas GrossJasF Bhilbrouk #D Bachelder J'o Granson Chas Beevers John Both Jobn W Cranson Ben Rhodes Geo Breoks J Theo Gore AP Hapchel Chas Besley leaac Hovlihen Thos Sica‘oos Wm Brisco Geo Hiffery Patk Sbanks Sim) Brown Colombs HinsmanJohn Smith Jos BrooksGiem H Haektel suo — Bi uousJos-2 Benermar C HazletonCapOM Bchuster Jno CollixeJosF Janey Wm Fwith Geo Kennedy P G werner Jno Kicedsghuk J Webster Wm W ughoéiJdasO Walters Jno M roy Chas Woods Jackson ilmartioa B Warner Jno 8 ray WH Lerch Jacob . Whittle Buch Davi Martin H Lee J hn witiams Heary Devis Jobn Lyon Jas Watts Emanuel Daly Joe organ. Willett Duane Lrc ut Geo Macbamre H it HENRY ADDISON, P.M. At, mi) +> SPRERESUINON. BGM. | 'T IN GEORGETOWN —A lar, ered harinama saa ges ME b etr et. fo it No. 160 Bigs of CHARLES MY RRS, No 19 Fick street, ast" 7 AXE! Gre eat. will be all. wed vt if paid on «r befor’ the Nis: ake shoot Gollacter will proceed. uncer ‘< ‘water, ae x 8 of gemtal id, for advertiae ment, j torte, * wwolw: itio es. “ enrdl CHARLES D. WaLOn, eordin, 5 5 “ep th Collector, iR ESTAURANT FOR SAL E—with good wi x FOR RENT AND SALE. Fo RENT—A nice UNFURNISHED ROOM. Would suit a sirgle lady, References required, 484 @st.curnersthst, sep 2 3t" OR RENT—A pleasant FRONT ROUM, fui nished, euitabie for two genticmen. Apply, 343 8th street, between L and M. sep 23 3t* FOE KENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS and one furnished, at 448 Lastreet, between I2ta and 13th 8@ 25-3t* URNISHBD ROOMS TO LET.—Several FUR- NI-HED RUOMS, of a verv desirable charac- ter. can be had by early app‘ication at No. 371 D street. between 7th and sth. sep 26 [FOR RENT—Six ROOMS (two parlors) on sylvanis avenue, between 21st and 224 streets, to ren’ for $50 par month _ Inquirs of HARVBY. DIETRICK & BRUWN, 476 7th street west. ep 3t* SS CB PS SESS AUCTION SALES, Fer other Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ¥ JAMES ©. MceGUIRE & ©). Auctioncers. CITY PASSENGER RAILROAD AND CORPO. BATION OF WaSHINGTON BTOOK AT AUC- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Septem» 5 o'clock, at the Aucti n her th, at HOG Gol cate uction Rooms, we stali cell in 38 Bhares Washington and Geo: Railroad Stock, Apc te 2,000 Corporation of Washington six percent, quar- won hetly stoc! = 7(0 Corporation of Washington five per cent. quar- rierly stock, e erms cash. Pep 2:-d J. CO, McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, Foe S8ALE—The LEASE, FIXTURES, FUR NITURK, &e . of a Hotel doing 8 guod busi- ness: has been occupied by the present proprietor for three years; iain “be cextre ef the city; twea- ty-two rooms, All will be sold ior $3.%) cash, Cheap rent. Apply at this office. _ Sep 25 WOR SALE—At private cale, atwo-story FRA’ ,, HOUSE, with large lot attached, situated on 4’2 Street, near F atreet,containing four roomsand itchen. suitable for either a business stand or adwelling house For further particulars apply at the corner of 434 and ¥ stieets, at Mra. DONNEL- LY’S Grocery, Bep 25-it* and xtures, Inquire at 582 L street, between 6thand7th. ADOLPH BECHER. Sep 24-2t™ 4 CURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board. . for gentlemen only. Location the dest in the city. 264 F street, between Lith and l4th, Also, ‘Table Boarders by the day or month, sep 24-6t* foURNisHED ROOMS.—Two nicely Furnished ooms, communicating, rented together or Separate. Also, one single Bed Room at 415 8th street, between G and Bi. Re 24 3t* Fe, RENT— UNFURNISHED ROOMS, with a Vo ofcooking Asmall family without children preferred. References required, Apply at Jarge frame cottage on P street north, 3 doors West of 1ith st. se 24 3t* OR RENT—A comfortable, small BRICK HOUSE, contaiving four rooms, on 4th atreet west. between Nand O streetsnorth Fine water at the door. Immediate possession given. Apply at office 490 H street, back of Patent Office at 1 o’clock and 4 p.m. JAMES TOWLES, sepMth Property Agent, FOR BALE WITH IMMEDIATE PossEsst0N— ‘Anexcellent BRICK HOUSE, containi rooms, gas and water. favorably located, and will be sold at a great bargain, and apn liberal terms, ITCHELL & SO) Real Estate Brokers, 8 E.corner of Pa. fep 24 3t™ av., and 15th street. For 8aLE—The LEASE and part FORNIfURB of@’arge well paying Boarding House, near the Department. Price $2.5, 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 a ten years’ lease on the premises, of a first class RESTAUR- ANT. fitted upatgrest expense, Everything new and well arranged. offering arare chance to par- ties about entering into business. Inquire of WH. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneer: ep 23-1w No, 307 Pennsylvani: rok SALE—A second-hand COOKING RANGE, nearly new, for sale cheap, Inquire at the Furopean Hotel, corner of Penna, avenue and llth street. sep 23-3t *ORRENT—A two story BRICK HOUSE con- taining 5 rooms, on 12th street, betweea O and P. Please inquire at 526 lith sep 23-lw* FFURSIsuED ROOMS FOR WITHOUT Boarding house in the neighborhood, Board. where meals are served. References exchanged. Apply at No. 320 New York avenue, between 9th and jth sts, sep 22-1w™ pre OR THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS F« R RENT ina new three story brick house, to a respectable family. No. 272 21 atreet, bet Massachusetts avenua and tat. Sep 22-e03t* [POR RENT —Three story BRICK HOUSE, with back building, containing thirteen roms, on Pa.av., between 17h and 18th streets, No. 154. Gas and water on the premises. Inquire within between 6 and7o’clock inthe afternoon. Posses- sion given Uct, Ist. Sep 22-tf FUNRIsHED ROOMS—At No, Eleventh st., between G and H street, Parlor and Bed Rocin on first tloor, and a small Bed Room on third floor. Sep 21 lw* re SALE OR RENT—The large four-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSR, No. 38S, onthe north side of north C street, betwee: street west and 4}4 street, having afront of 28 feet on a lot 140 feet deep, with a stable and carriage house building in the rear on an alley 3) feat wide. Possession of the heuse can be had in a few days. Apply at 490 H street, to fep2hlw JAMEB TOWLES, enue. Fee RENT—A STORE on Pennsylvani posses- A bonus will he asked for immediat sion. Apply to JOHN L. MILLER, 430 Penn. avenue, Sep 2)-lw* Po RENT—Two handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, togentlemen only. Apply at 135Gs etween 21st and 22d sta. Sep 2-di* HARM, OOD, AND BILLIARD TABLE FOR iu SALE —The advertiser has for sale a FARM in Prince George county, Maryland, distant from Washington twelve miles, and eight miles from the Alexandria Ferry, contairing about 50 well inclosed, with a good Dwelling-house containing nine rooms, Barn, Stable. Tobacco- house, and cabios. 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 timber in the country. This farm can be bought ‘or cash for less than the buildings and fencing are worth, if early application is m: fe, I have also about 500 cords of WOOD for sale stancing, paceny pine,on the Potomac, within 12 miles of Alexandria. and the longest haul to the river will not exceed three-fourths of a mile. Also, an excellent BILLIARD TABLE, wooden bed, for tale a great bargain. Address, through Alexandria P.O., WILLIE. sep 20-iw S1ORE TO RENT—Between 7th and 6th streets, XO 400 D street. Inquire on the premises, sep 17-8t* ; OR RENT—A first: class HOUSE, 254 G street, second door from lith street, near the State Department, containing 10 rooms, besides kitchen. attic und large cellar; gas and gas fixtures ali through the house. and a pump in the yard. Also, i i ARLOR and CHAMBER on shed,)46u New York avenue, near loth st. sep 14-tf ___D. A. GARDNER. GOfLING HOUBE FOR BALE. The Proprietor of this popular and well-known Hotel and Kestaurant intends to retire from busi- ness, aud offers his well-known house for sale. Any one wishing to engage in a LUCRATIVE BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- sylvania avenue bet. 12th and isth sts. sel23w*™ rPPHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PRI- yate sale a tract of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 miiea from the Capitol, over Benning’s Bridge; about 50 acres cleared 45 in meadow; the balancein uneurpageed t' er, mostly oak and chestnut, No Improvements-except a small house. For farther particulars address Box 3%4, Washington, D. C.. oF inquire: of che subscriber, Le miles northeast of Benning’s Bridge, eepoim* E. SHERIFF, URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, to gentlemen only—347 K street, near 13th: Inquire of Mrs. A. E. STEPHENSON. au 3i-tf rok RENT—The large aud commodious ROOMS com prising the second, third and fourth sto- ries over J. L_ Kidwell’s new Drug store.on Kst., near corner of Pa. ay. and 14th st,, two doors be- Will ? eee JOHN L. KIDWELL. Foe RENT—A ROOM on Jéth street, opposite the Treasury Department, adapted to the use ofa Banker or Broker, having connested with it &@ very commodious and substantial vault. In- quire of WILLIAM ORME, No. 312 Penn _ave.. between lth and lith ats. au 27-3W T SUBSCRIBER offers at private sale a very able and productive FARM, situated in the District of Columbia, one mile east of Ben- ning’s Bridge. containing sixty acres of excellent lund, well watered, The improvements, a large two-story Frame Dwelling, nearly new, with tae necessary out-buildings. Persons wishing to pur- chase are invited to examine the premises. Avery plcamant drive of three miles,over a good road, rom Washington city ROBERT K, NEVITT, au 25-eolm* OR SALE-—A three story and attic BRICK HOUsK and out-buildings.on North Gapitol street, between B and C, No. 394, nearly opposite the Washington Railw: ar the Depot House. onan 20 poommt: nt He sdloining, front of 55 80. For fu r particulars inquire o WALL, STEPHENS & CO., No. 322 Pennsyiva- nia av. au lé NEW SENSATION. Will commence in THE NEW YORK MERCURY Of SATURDAY, October 3, A MAGNIFICENT NEW FICTIO ENTITLED ISABEL SLEAFORD; 01 BR THE DOCTOR'S WIFE, BY MISS M. BE, BRADDON, the author of “Aurora Floyd,” ‘Lady Audley’sSe. cret,” “The Outcasts,” &, This, the finest achievement in cotemporary ro- mance, bas been secured by 1HE NEW YORK MEBU BRY’S London Agent, at the unprecented expense of nearly FOUB THOUSAND DOLLARS! Simultaneous with the publication of the tale in America, it will appear in Paris, Leipzig, Brusssls, and Berlin, where the translators and critica pro- nounce it the best serial novel of the century. THE NEW YORK MEROURY CONTAINING THE OPENING CHAPTER OF THIS GREAT STORY 18 NOW READY AT ALL NEWSPAPEB- AGENCIES LN AMERICA, Sep 23-3t ——<—<$<—— oe 200 beh Ah eS AND BARRELS, sep B-eo3t 0. W. BOTBLER & SON. ‘E}E MUGS, WEISS BEER GLASSES ALB TUMBLERS, bic raphe BE! BLERS, CHAMPAGNE AND WT ie : FANCY Teo 5 » &e. Alvo,@ large PAT} en Ks Des hoacry \ good extend | and peenos ¥Y J. C. MeGUIRE & CO.—Eleven acres of Land north of city-at our Rooms at 5p. m. MONDAY. September 25, we will sell the above without reserve, Terms and description at sale. sep 21-5t" Y J. C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SLOOP “THREE SISTERS" AT ACTION, On FRIDAY, september 23d, at 12 0’clock m.. at the wharf foot of 6th ® reet, we shall sell the slo 1p “Three Sisters,” of about ¢icht tons burthen,with all her sails. anchors and tackle complete, Terms cash. sep 21-4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, &@ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN sonmpruence cE. ake page not reaching thew harf in time, and will take place TUESDAY MOR \- ING, 7th inst., at same four at Rilew’s Wharf sep 24-ts J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BY WM. L. WALL & CC South corner Penn’a , Auctioneers, ‘enue and 9th street, GROCERIES, LIQUORS. CIGARS AND TOBAC- CO AT AUCTION, Eee .On TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. 27th, commen cing at 1" o’clock, we will sell, at the Auction Rooms, av assortment of Groceries, &c., compri- sing— i Chests Tea. Boxes Coffee 200 Bex+s Ground Pepper and Kegs Mustard Boxes Yellow and Fancy Soaps Cases Whisky. Demijohna Brandy Cases Otard, Hennessy and Cognac Brandies, of good quality r Cases Holland Gin, Rye and Bourbon Whisky Irish and Scotch Whisky Drake's Plantation Bitters Aromatic and Cognac Bitters 1,00) dozen Honev and Fancy Soaps 50,000 Segars, different brands 20 Boxes Navy and other Tobacco 25 Kegs White Lead 1 Barrels Molasses 50 Baskets Hessick and Siller’s Champagne 25 Barrels Glassware - si 60 Barrels old Bourbon, Gibson, Byle, Cincin- nati and Rye Whisky Octaves Brandy 1 Barrel Apple Brandy 5 Barrels Kilkipnick Tobacco 22 boxes very superior Old Virginia Tobacco Meerschaum and other Pipes With are pene Barer oods in the Grocery i riety of otner ¢ i line. mg od WM. L. WALL & CO., {Chron} Auctioneers. RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers, No 526 7th street, corner D north. 2 OF THE VERY BEST VEGETABLE STALLS IN THE NORTHERN AND CENTER MAR- KETS. AT AUCTION On MONDAY. 2th instant, we shall sell ons vegetable s andinthe Northern Market. and on TUESDAY, the 27th we shall rell one vegetable stand in the Center Marke‘. Salet> commence at ll o’clock a.m. (The fiag will de ignate the+talis) fermerly occupied by Jos. Neumaycr, deceased, Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. sep2ld BY C.R L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers, HORSES, MULES AND WAGONS AT AUC. TION, TO-MURROW M /RNING, at 9a. m.,atoth | street Horre Market, near the Canal, Terms cash, 5 Cc. R.L. CROWN & CO.. Austs, Y WM. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, Tuesd: at our Store,No, 397 Pennsylvania avenue at © 25 Seeond-band Stoves, 3) Blankets, Lot of Gum Blankets, Furniture, Dry Gooda, Boots, Shoes, Cigars, &c.,&c. Also, to close sales of Clothing, 70 Coats, Pants, aa oe Lots of Cotton and Woollen Stockings, ce. &c. it WM. B. LEWIS & CO.. Aucts. Y W. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers. At the Horse Bazaar, 95 La, av,, bat, 9th& lth, SALE OF HORSES. WA HAR je WAGONS, NESS, &c. On TUESDAY MORNING, 2th instant, at 10 o'clock, we wiil sell, at the Bazaar, about forty Horses, Saddles and Barness. ALSO, Buggies, Top and fo top Carriages, Germantown Rockaways. Express Wagons. Double and single Harness, Seddies, Bridles &c . &c. Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. it WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers South corner Pa. ay. and 9th st. SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF VELVETS, BRUSSELS, OTHER Cak- PETS, OIL CLOTHS. CANTON AND COCOA MATTINGS, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, September 29th, commencing at 10 o’clock, we will sll, at our Auc. tion Rooms a large stock of carpets, &c., being the stock of a wholesale dealer, comprising SUPERIOR VELVETS, BRUSSELS, THREE PLY, NGRAINS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, STAIR CARPETS, Cee AND COCOA MAT- The above stock being al fresh goods, we esps- cially invite the attention of the trade, and parties furnishing, to this gale, as the stock will be closed out, and offers rare inducements t» pur- charters. Terms cash. WM.L. WALL & CO., Bep 26-3t Auctioneers, B* C,R.L, CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. NOTICE. Pursuant to an order and decree of the Orpban’s Court of Washington Cousty, duly ratified and confirmed by the Supreme Court of the District of Co‘umbia, sitting in Equity, I shallon THURS- DAY, the 6thday of October next, at 43 o'clock, p m., sell at publicauction, on the premises, all the right, title, interest, claim and demand of the minor heirs of John T. Killmon, dee’d, of, in and toan undivided half part of a certain piece or par- cel of ground lyicg, situate and being in the City of Wasbington, and known and distinguished in the publio plan or plat of said city, as Lot NambeT six, (6)in Square Number five hundred aod fif y nine (659), and estimated to contain eleven thous_ and six hundred and fifty- nine (11,659) square feet, more or less. Terms: One half of the purchase money cash; the residue payable in 3,6,9and 12 months, with in. terest, the deferred payments to be secured bya deed in trust on the premises, All conveyances, including revenue stamps to be paid for by the purchaser. MARY J, KILLMON, Guardian of the minor heirs of Joha T. Killmon, deceased, Sep 26-100" Cc. B L. CROWN & CO., Auct. Y W. L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN THE SEVENTH WARD. = By virtue ofa deed of trust to the subscribers, dated the 17th day of August, 1860, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 203, folios 167, et 8eq.. one of the Land Records, &c. we shall offer at public auction on WEDNESDAY. the 2ist day of September, at 4 o’clock, p.m., in front of the premis:s, all ‘of Lot pumbered seven, (7,) of sub-division of Square numbered four hundred and thirteen, (413,) of the pla of the City of Washington, with the improve- ments thereon, consisting of a two story ‘rame House. This property is situated cn south G st, between 8th and 9th streets west. The Lot has a width of twenty-four (24) feet. ten(10) inches, and a dep'b Of one hundred and twenty -four feet, (6) :nches to an alley < * Terms of sale: One half cash, the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes forthe deferred payments, ratisfactorily endorsed and bearing interest from the day of sale, and se- cured by a deed of trust on the premises. ‘All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. | If the terms of saleare notcomplied with, within five days from the day ofsale. the Trustees roserve the rightto re-sell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on giving one weeks notice by two insertions in some newspaper in the City of ington. inthe EDWARD O, UAERINGTON,t ey 00 7-ee Bek de WM! L, WALL & CO., Aucts ABUVE SALE 18 UNAVOIDABLY Blt J to PgATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 5 o’clock, e 5. G CARRINGTON } rrustees, sep 2d WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. a7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Post. h day of October, at 40’cleck. poned to the Oy Oy CARBING TO | PBREMPTORY BOU oclock, we shall sell— | CARRIAGES, | AUCTION SALES, FOTURE DArYs. STOCK OF RETAIL GROCERY AND CROOK. ried ae STORE, AND FIXTURBS, a¥ On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 2th inst., at 1 giclock, we will sell, at Hughes! Grocery Btore, haat south sep street, between M and N, all hig tock. Teas, Sugars, Coffee. Boap, Starch, Soda, Rice, Lamps, Woedenware, Glassware, Orock— and other goode usually kept in a familg (WM, L. WALL & 00., Aucts. BY 248. ©. meGUIRE & 00,, Auctioncers, LARGE PRICK DWELLING HOUSE NEAB THB SMULBSONTAN BUILDINGS AT PUBLIC AU : Um TUESDAY APTERNOON, September 77 5 o'clock on the premises, we shall sell a lar, and desirable brick residence. on the west sise of loth street, st) between Virginia and Maryland avenues. e House is three stories high with back building an d fine d parlors, wide ball ne dry cellar. contains 4 fix large chambhy i : Toom and kitchen,” The howse (butte the et tached a tide lot bandages ares aed ee a ‘ached a side lo’ andsomel flowers and sbrabbery. eee ee The situation of this property is very fine fora private residence. being on & very quiet, healthy, and pleasant street. pouves ances and stamps at the cost ef the pur- chaser. Terms cash. Immediate possession given, sep 21-d JAS. C. Mc@UiRE & OV., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets, IFF SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, HARNESS, CLUTHES, &c., AT im < HURSDAY. the 29th instant, I shall sell im of Green & Walliams’ Auction Rooms. at 10 ovclock a. m., by Order of distrain for house rent, the fol owing articles, viz: nd contents,} Carpet Bag, 1 Box Har- cy Axe, 1 Bag of Harness, 1 Box Tinware IKitof Mackerel, 1 old Tent, 1 Pale of Ware.? Boxes of Tinware 1 Box I- k, 1 Box Mustard, 1 Box Clothes 1 Box Tipware, 1 Box Tobacco. 1 Box Sweet Oil 1 Box loose Tobacco,3 Boxes Clothing ~ Box Tim- ware 1 Box Jelly, Rox Candles, 1 Box (assor.¢ snt) 1 Box Gin, 1 Box Tonic Bitters, 2 large Boxes Whisky llarge Box Blankets and contents, 1 Box Claret Wive 2 Boxes 8. Wine,1 Box 0.T.D, Brandy,1 Box Liquors | 1 Furnace and Fixtures, 1 Liquor Keg and 1 Spade. Terms cash. Geo. FP. HOTCHKISS, Bailif, _sep2i-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY?-°: McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, SALE OF LARGE BRIOK SE AND Let ON BOUTH P. NEAR 4* STREET. OPPOSITE THE ARSENAL GATE. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, beptember 2th, at53< o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No 3, in Square No. 5:4, fronting 7 feet6 inches on south P stre t, near 44g sire: neetly, Opposite the arsenal te, running back 122 feet to a wide alley, with a threo. etary, end basement brick house the entire front of the loi, and an excellent brick steble and carriage house ¢n the rear of the Lt. Terms: One-half casi; the remainder in six mopths, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Couveyances and stamps at the costof the pur- are i 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts,_ BY JAS, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE &ETWEEN FOUR- TEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREBTS. AT PUBLIC SALK, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September ‘clock on the premises, we shall sell 8 *T.”’ in subdivisions of lota in Sand‘ T” fronting each 9 “P” 153g feet, on Rhode Island ave- nuc, between Ith and 15th streets west, Title perfect, i . Terms: One-third in cach; the remainder in three | and nine montha, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. "A payment of #25 on each lot will be required at tie Hueit sel0o a atantpa at tea purchasers coat Sopaeanc’ FC MeGUIRE '®& CO. Aucta, Y J. 0, MOGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, GOVERN “ENT SALE OF OLD MATERIALS AT | THE iN TREASURY EXTENSION, (On THURSDAY MORNING, September 29, at 11 o'clock at the Treasury Building, I shall sell the following articles: eral lots of Sandstone Several lots Cast Iron Doors and Shutters Lot of old Iron Castings Lot of Shelving ard old Lumber Lot of Cement. Oil,and other Barrels Lot of Rope, Wooden Tanks. and Iron Railings Lot om pick ine red Glass R ine Heating Furnaces compicte. Terms cash.” ISAIAH ROGERS, Supervising Architect fep 22-8t J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. BY JAS. OC, MoGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers, DESIRAPLE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE NEAR SMITE SONIAN INSTITUTE BUILDINGS. On TU) BDAY AFTERNOON, September zth, at 5's o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell a neat and desirable frame dwelling house, situated on the east side of Ith street west. between south B street and Virginia avenve. The house isa two- story frame, with back building, and contains two parlors, hall, four chambers and kitchen, and is in all respects a convenient and comfortable resi- dence for a small family. i ‘Terms: One-third cach: the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Bep 22-d J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y WM.L, WALL & OO, Auctioneers, BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH H AND E STS., WEST PART OF THE CITY, AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 23th inst , at 5 o’clock, we will sell, on the premises, Lot 5, Square 20, fropting on north E street, between 25th and 2th streets, and Lot 8, Square 3!, fronting on north H street, between 24th st. and New Hamp- shire avepue. : 5 Terms: One-third cash; balance in6, 12, and 18 months, hearing interest, and secured by deed of trust on the premices, All conveyancing at ex- peLee 0 rehaser og Darche*CWM.L. WALL & CO.. Aucta.g I Y J. ©. Mc@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR L STREET NOKTH, BETWEEN 61H AND 7TH STREETS WEST. On THURSDAY AFTEfNUON, October 6, at & o’clock on the promises, by virtue of a deed of trust from Adolph F. Lipphard and wife, dated April 3 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J. A.8., No, 131, folios 247. et seq., ove of the Land Records for’ Washington County. D.O ,we shall sell part of Lot No. 4, in Bquare No, 449, fronting 14 feet 6 inches on north L street, between 6ta aud 7th streets west, and running back 79 feet 6 inches, Also. a rear portion of the said Lot No. 4. frontin, 29 feet on the 30-foot alley, and extending back that width 40 feet, improved by a frame tenement, Terms cash. hi pears saneee and revenue stamps at the cost of e purchaser. AMOS YOUNG. ILLARY C. OFFUTT,¢ Trustees. seplseokd J.C. MOGUIRE « 00., Aucts, Arrrss FARM, NEAR CAMBRIDGE, DORCHESTER co., MD., ‘ FOR SALE, Iwilleellat auction a the Court House door. in Cambridge, on BATURDAY, Sth of Octobe: Appleby Farm, my present residence, contai about 250 acres of land, 160 acres of which is arable, in a hign state of cultivation; ‘he balance 9) acres in timber, from which 2,.0) cords of wood may be cut, and leave enough for the farm. Thi ins the beautiful and pleasant nd has on ita comm: dious and second floors , kitchen an¢ quar- ter copnected; an office on the lawn, overs-er’s house, ice house, and all neceesary Out houses; a fine garden, large lawn,anda young orchard of select fruit trees. df ‘Bo desirable a farm and residence is rarely for sale. Persons wisbing to purchase are Hereby a- vited to come and see the p ace; those on the Wes- tern Shore can reach it by steamer from Baliti- more on Wednesday or Saturday and return the tak illtake place after the ar- on Saturday, the 8th day of ‘about 20’clock p m. beta $ a0 cash, or in afew days; the balance ime to sui The Wheat Orop will be seeded in due season. The Stock and Farming Utevsils on the farm will be for sale at a subsequent day. HOMAS H. HICKS. se 23-eotd Cambridge, Md. B* BOTELER & WILBON, Auctioneers. Orrics U. 8. Capito. Exrensiox, Wasuixcron, D. 0., 8-ptember 3, 1354, On SATURDAY, October ist, commenci 10a. m., the [cllowing variegated aad plain ble will be sold at public auction, on the groun: north of the United States Capitol : 1 blorke Tenvessee Marb| 1,000 feet (enbic) of remnants ao. 12 pieces Potomac Marble. 6 cubic feet Verment Green Serpentine. 8 Column Bhafts do. 200 cubic feet remnants Italian Marble At the same time will be sold a lsrge lot of Doors. Shutters, and Building Materia's, of va~ zie ee, ess £ the Interior orde: retary o ly T of the Sec: OLEMBNE L WEST. perintendent, : Pore N.{qrustess. .| _sepG-dtd rs ps sep % “WMT. WALL & 00., Austs, | PREAUTIFCL coun! RESIDENCE FOR eee eS OA ten OF VERMONT AVEROR ieee Seonnled Baltimore an Washington AND NORTH V BY jailrcaa, ot Bye oo oF Biad are Depo! 1 On TUREDAY AFTERNOON, October itn, at | miles trom fisnd 4 POs 4% o'clock, on the come virtue of a deed of | containing teD Cd of ow con- trust from James Brown, dated May 27th. 1863, and wot ed preperty is ie duly recorded among the land records for Washi: i ‘aw ton county, I sbalisrll, Lots No jandsi. in subdivision of No. 388, front = mont avenue, at the gd of north V street, and earache x t) iy. ‘erms: no ; the : vast on the picmises. soared brad ° 2 voyances and stampa at the cost of the pur- awe or U.H, BID too, | isomediatel 345 Subetirorms. 345 Se faa nai = : WANTED PRM Weslored mento go |- FOR, Bai B— Bix good WASTE or BAGAGRR ia: oe oem 345 Pa. ay Cath a aT vOUND Tr. & BRO, sop 17-9" ‘Opposite Metropolitan Hote cep 203" 403 Penn's ay.. yoar 47 #t,