Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1864, Page 3

ERR RS tet err ar SSE ESSENSE GE Sag NE SR UP A SS ae I STE TI I TABS 8 SE SE A EE a SS SSS SS 2 SS ST SS SS a GYROS faOMCECOe, ot AUCTION SALES, AJ — LOCAL NEWS. __ an aS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT’ OaNTEReury.—Miile and Clara Fowler ‘Will cluse their engagement at this hall on Sat- urday. Admirers of gracetul dance should not fail to see them before they take their de- jou. John Mulligan, Ward and Delahanty, yan Collins and many others well known in the concert hal! business appear to-night. V ARIETIEs.—Fitz Simmons’s new play, “The Oonvict’s Skull,” will be pertormed to-night gain in conjunction with the regular concert hall bill which so well pleases the patrons of this music hall nightly. Fitz Simmons has some splendid performers. Grover’s THEATER.—Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams will appear to-night in three fine lays, “The Fairy Circle,” «In and out of jace,” and “The trish Tutor.” Mr. Grover announces that this will be the last time of the Fairy Circle. itis a really beantifal play and replete with interest, and those who do not see it will miss a rich treat. Forv’s THEATER.—Maggie Mitchell sticks to“ Fanchon.” The people seem never to tire of this play. It has always had a splendid run, and the isdieaiions are that Miss Mitchell could play it each night of her present engage- ment and always draw fall houses. Maggie is sustained by a good company. THE Crrcvs has come, and the first exhibi- tion will be given this afternoon and evening. Rivers & Derious have been long and favora- bly Known &s circus men, and they make it a point to always have a good company with them The Bedouin Arabs are with this troupe. A glance at the advertisement will show that the company is an excellentone. The tent is bo the corner of New York avenue and 6th street. ———————— FLAG PRESENTATION IN THE SEVENTH Warp.—Last evening the ceremony of pre- senting a banner, on the payt of the ladies ef the Seventh Ward. to the Democratic Conser- ative Association of the ward, took place at Potomac Hail, lsiand. The room was gaily festooned, and the national flag was hungover the President’s chair. There was quite a large crowd present, among whom were many la- dies, and a band of music was in attend- ance. At § o'clock the association was called to order by the President, Mr.S. S. Taylor, and the banner was brought into the hall and re- ceived with cheers. Its of silk, about four feet by five, the front being of blue, bearing the inscription, in ilt letters, «-McOlellan, Pen- dleton, and Liberty,’’ and the reverse (crim- son) inscribed, “seventh Ward Democratic Conservative Association: Presented by the Ladies,” trimmed with gold bullion and sur- mounted by 4 gilt eagle. Dr. Charles Allen made the presentation on the part of the donors, and im his address paid a high compliment to the ladies, who he re- ‘ded as having always been the lovers of iberty and Truth, and he instanced the con- duct of Molly Pitcher and others in the Revo- lution, and those who in the present war are ministering to the unfortunate soldiers who had been wounded. The banner was received by Col. C. A. Alex- ander, who returned the thanks of the associa- tion for the beautifal gift. Col. Florence was then called on, and made @ short address, excusing himself by stating that he would shortly take the stump in Penn- © Sylvania. Mr. J. Andrew Wise followed Mr. Florence, and said that the banner would be nailed to the Masthead and carried on to victery. It was only a tew years since, he said, the citizens of the ward were hunted down by detectives act- | ing unéer orders from the Potter committee. | Some months since they had seen men of un- doubted loyalty carried like felons through the Streets to the county jail, twoof whom have since passed to their last account. The mem- ories of Isaac Miller and Henry Dudley were yet fresh to all, and their wrongs have not been jorgotten. There was a day of retribution coming, however. Mr. Wise continued, sta- ting that there was yet hope for the country tbat on the 4th of March next the doors of the Old Capitol would be opened, the proyost mar- shal will be superceded by the sheriff. and the a will rejoice and cry “* God biess George . McClellan.” [Applause | Mr. W. J. Miller and Capt. F. A. Aiken fol- lowed Mr. Wise; and the closing speech was made by Dr Allen, who argued that the white slavery of Massachusetts was more degrading than the black slavery at the South: after which, the meeting gave three cheers for the candidates and the ladies and adjourned. CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher.—Yesterday, Judge Fisher, who has returned in improved @Mealth, resumed his seat oa the bench, and ®*will preside at this court tor the remainder of term. oaPibecany, Mary Brown, indicted for stealing ae. was found not guilty. nm the case of the same party, for larceny, a Molle pros. was entered. Nelly Gray, 4 colored girl, was found guilty of stealing a veil valued at $1, and in view of this being the third or fourth offence which has been charged against her, she was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. Yesterday, Andrew McKenney was found guilty of an assault and battery, and sentenced to psy & fine of $1. lizabeth Riley was acquitted ona charge of larceny. Emily Morris was found guilty of stealing a ham, and sentenced to one month in jail. John Dawer, a white boy, leas than 12 years of age. confined in jail ona charge of grand lar- ceny with other boys, was brouzht before the court, on motion of Mr. G. E. H. Day, and dis- charged with a suitable lecture by the court, on account of his tender age. There are quite & number of other small boys confined for va- rious offences now in jail, where they are lia- ble to form bad assoviations, and whose proper place would be a house of correction, bat in its absence the justices of the peace are obliged to commit them to jail The jail is pow in an extremely healthy con- dition, tnere being no case on the sick list out of theentire number of prisoners—one hundred and fifty in number. It is a rare occurrence that no prisoner con- fined here can be reported sick. and this fact speaks well for the officers for it is certainly owing to the cleanly condition of the prison as Well as the good quality of the food, in the great measure that the Surgeon has now a clean sheet. Yesterday, Emily Morris, convicted of lar- ceny, was sentenced to pay a fine of $10. In the case of Mary McCarthy, indicted for larceny, & nolle pros. was entered. This morning, Ephraim Phillips, indicted for the murder of James W. Boyle, in George- town, on the 3d inst., was placed at the bar and oo not guilty by his counsel, J. B. Adams, sq. ———————— MEETING OF THE FrvTH WARD ExeMpTION Fuypr Association —A meeting of the Fifth Ward Exemption Fund Association was held last night, C. F. Gulick, Esa , in the chair. Atter the meeting had been called to order, inquiry was made as to how many members of the association had veen drafted, and whe they were. ‘The Cnair announced that seven of themem- bers bad been drafted, as follows: Ernest Beck, = F. Beers, Thos E. Bean, D.G. Barrick, A. L. Childs, Frederick Hobeyer and Isaac Beers. (The association numbers eighty-eight members. } Mr. Jobn Hitz thought some action should be taken, and a committee appointed to procure substitutes for the drafted members. He felt confident the exorbitant prices for substitutes was only temporary. Substitutes were held back by the brokers, and after the draft they ‘would be thrown intothe market. Some one must look out for substitutes, and he under- | stood the committee would have until next Wednesday to procure the substitates. he A motion was adopted toappoint a commit- tee of five to procure substitutes for the draft- | ed men, and to act for the interest of the asso- ciation. The following gentlemen compose the com- mittee: G. F. Gulick, Wm. McPyncheon, H. . Fowler, Joseph Carro'l and Isaac Delevis. The members of the association then resolved “themselves into a recruiting committee. Adjourned. = GRATEFUL Jenus.—Yesterday, after the ap- pearance of the last edition of the Star, a num- ber of the regular hackmen, permanent resi- dents of Washington,got tagether and examined the draft lists to see how many of their number had drawn prizes in that lottery. After read- ing carefully it was declared toat not a jehu had been drawn in either the First, Fourth, Fifth or Sixth Wards. It was unanimously resol ved that the hackmen of Washington were under heavy obligations to the “Blind Man,” and that he, Mr Hurns, ought not to walk any more, and it is the duty of every hackman to take him up whenever seen walking in the street and carry him to the spot he desires to visit withoat fee or reward. —————— SzconD Warp ExenrTion OLvB.—The ex- emption club of the Second Ward met last t in Germania Hall, Lith street, near F. W.N. Hawley was called to the chair. On motion, & committee of five was appoint- ed to wait upon the manager of Grover’s Tne ater and request a benefit for the drafted men of the Second Ward. The following gentlemen were appointed: Messrs. W. E. Spaulding, Col. 5S. W. Owens, Ww. Pettibone, C. J. Burch, and J. Leavit Smith. Adjourned until this evening. epee REMOVED TO BALTIMORE.—Mr. W. F. Rich- stein, 20 well known in this city as an enterpri- sing book seller, has removed to B: and set up in business, at 178 West Baltimore street, We heartily recommend bim to the favoret the citizens of Baltimore. TuE DRAFTED Men —The following drafted men have reported io the Board of Esroiment since eur last report: FIRST SUB-DISTRIOT. Charles H. Farrell, physical disability; Jacob ee eee substitute; ies ne , do.; Wm . Poillips, do.; F. B. Medley, do.; Wm. Wilson, do. as ¥ FOURTH 8UB-DISTRICT. Morritz Hamers. biag, alien: Sem’l Hodgkins, 2 years inservice; John W. Maury. patd com- Mu‘ation in 1863; John H. Dayrell, physical disability: Francis Coyle, do; J. L. McFar- land, do.; Samuel Stailey, do.; Benj. Mudd, do.; John G@ Weaver, do. FIFTH SUB-DISTRIOT. George Flagisteins, alien: Thos. Griffin, an- der age; J: hu Jacksou. phy-ical disability; Gay R. Potter, co. John Carr tl, do. SIXTH 8UB-DISTBICT. G.H. Thompson, detailed in Navy Yard; Robt Jordou, do; Wm. Applegate, do; Wm Pegg. physial disability; Wm. Krouse, de- tailed in Navy Yard; Henry Stewart, do; Jas Shepherd, co; John Littleford, do. Wm F. Downing, do; Thomas Araold, do; Theopolis Howard, do: John Johnson, do; Wm. Harbin- son, physical disa mity; S. R. Tarner, detailed in Navy Yard; Wm. B. Urawford, do.; Henry Hargett, physical disability; George 4H, Clark. physical di-ability; Geo Hubbard, do. Ww. E. Andree, do; Milton Curdley, accepted; John Benton, accepted; Jas. Lacey, phvsical disability: Fernando Berry, detailed in Navy Yard; Matthew Jarnoe, detailed in Marine Bar- racks; John A. Murray, detailed in Navy Yard: Cupid Williams, over age; James Mar- sball, alien: P. Canarvellie, alien; Henry Cos- ter, under age. ELEVENTH SUR-DISTRICT. Lewis Bird, over age; Geo. Yates, accepted; Simon Cherry, accepted; John Ridolph, ac- cepted: Wm. Libgera tl ek disability; Lewis Brewer, accepted: Wm. Buckner, accepted. In addition to the names r.bove reported, fif- teen were accepted, and their time extended in order to allow them to procure substitutes, Fifty-eight men were examined by Dr. Keas- by to-day, all of whom were accepted bu twenty. SEVENTH WARD EXEMPTION ASSOCIATION mies night, C. C. Anderson, Esq., in the chair. Mr. McGinnis, from the committee to call upon the Mayor in relation to the bounty fund, reported that they had been unable to see him, but would probably do so to-day. Mr. Semmes reported that he had putin3 men during the day, and would probably put in 12 more betore the draft took place. He de- sired to know whether it was the wish of the association that he should put the men in after the draft took place, if they were not pro- cured before that time. Mr. W. T. Ford moved that the matter be left to Mr. Semmes’ discretion. Upon this motion, a debate sprang uv, which was participated in by various members, and the motion prevailed. ‘The association then adjourned until this evening, at 7 o’clock. Ld After the adjournment of the association & meeting of the club was held. On motion of Mr. Murtagh, it was agreed that no member of the club dratted should re- ceive kis substitute until he was accepted and held toservice Ifaesurplus remained in the ciub treasury after the drafted men were sup- lied with substitutes, it should be retained to be used in case a second draft should take piace, or until the quota of the ward should be filled Incase of a second draft, and it was found that there was not money sufficient in the treasury to provide forthe members of the club then crafted, the deficiency should be made up by the club. If, upon the firstdraw- ing, so many ot the club were drafted thatit was founa impossible to farnish substitutes, the money should be divided pro rata among the drafted. a Tuirp WarD EMPTION MEETING.—Last night, the Exemption Association of the Third ‘Ward met in the basement of Temperance Hall pursuant to adjournment. Mr. Larner, the President, announced the reception of a number of voluntary contribu- tions, among them one of $50 from Mr. W. J. Rhees, who bad just been exempted, but who wished to aid the ward in filling the quota with volunteers. The President said that they had cut the quota down to twenty-nine, and the prospect for to day w4&s very encouraging. In fact, if all things worked well, he expected to be able to announce the filling of the Third Ward quota. A committee of the prominent citizens of the ward waited upon Miss Maggie Mitch- ell and solicited ker assistance in the perform- ances at Ford’s Theater Saturday for the ben- efit of the ward, and they reported that she cheerfully consented, and expressed herself pleased to be able to aid the ward by her ser- vice The tickets for the benefit were distributed last night. The number printed up to that time was three thousand. The President said they had one day of grace left. The wheel of fortune will turn for them Friday unless they are entirely successful. im <i: FourtH WARD SraTion Cases —J Matthew Gelson, John Rodgers, nuisance; locked up. Jobn Daily, drunk and disorderly, $2.58. Also, malicious mischiet; bail for peace. Abram Boyse, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Mary Johngon and Elizabeth Wilson, street walking; $2.58 each. John Jones, found in company with a black prostitute; dismissed. William Smith and Charles Garrison, drunk and dis- orderly; do. William Leddy, drunk and pro- fane; do. John Davidson, Jeremiah Harwood, selling citizens’ clothes to soldiers; military. Ellen Foster, drunk and disorderly; $2.58. W. Lusby, fighting; dismissed. Bridget Ryan, drunk and disorderly; do. oS oe Prov. ALEXANDER Worowski’s Mvcsic Crass.—We have had occasion more than once to allude to the Professor’s distinguished abili- ty and saccess as a musical artiste and as a teacher. He has gained this great excellence, not only as a performer, but in the higher fac- ulty of readily communieating his talent to others, by expending a fortune and haif a lifetime with the best artistes of Enrope. It is not often that such an opportunity is offered to those who wish to increase their skillin music, and those who would avail themselves of the Professor’s New System will find himat 485 10th street, above Penn. avenue. ty SPECIAL NOTIOES. soier “asta A S811GET Coty,” Coucus.—Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough or “‘slizht coid”’ in its first stage; that which in the begin- ping would yield toa mild remedy, if neglected, foon attacks the lungs. ** Brown's Bronchial Tro Us. give sure anda, most immediate relief. Mil- tary Officers and soldiers should have them, as they can be carried in the pocket and taken as occasion requires, au 26-Im New AND SimpLiFied MeTHoD FOR PIANO-FORTE AND StncinG.— Professor Alexander Wolowski bas opened Ladies’ aud Geutlemen’s Afternoon nveniDg Singing Classen on the mos’ liberal terms, By Professor Wolowaki’s new method, a person baying only aslight knowledge of music will been- abled m a very short time to execute on the piano Operatic and classical music with rare perfection, Asto the vocal part he arrivesat mos’ extraordina- ry results, renders the voice powerful; and enables fhe singer to vocalize with facility and accuracy, All those who would like to become fin» singers or excellent performers willenter their uames at his residence, No. 455 Tenth street. above Pena- sylvania avenue Reception hours are from 1 to lia. m, and6to7 p.m. sep 9-1m Corns, Bunions, inverted Nails, and otter dis- orders @ the feet, when neglected injure the gen eral fem by preventing ‘he body from taking that natural exercise fo conducive to heal bh. To all afilicted with the-e terrible evils we would re commend an early call at Dr. White’s office, No 424 Penp’a av . bet. 452 and 6th sts. Wao would sufler torment from dis rdered feet when a sure remedy is so near at hand. and can be effected eishen pein Office open from 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. sep /- ANEW Peurums F @ DAN DEEROSIEF, Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,”? Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,” Phaton’s “Night Blooming Cereus.’ Phaion's “Night Blooming Cereus,” Phaion’s “Night Blooming Gereus,” A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume distiiled from the rare and beautiful flower from which it er its name. Manufactured only by PHALOm & Son, N. Y, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK For PuALon’s—Take WO OTHER. Je 16-30 Sold by druggists generally, DIED, ‘Wednesday night, about 12 o’clock, SOPHIA HARTTER, ‘aged? years and 6 menths, youngest child of William Hartter. ovclockron MarvTand avenues between st and 24 streets, Mechanica’ Hal, = EW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE, Ne. 129 Baltimore Street, BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STS, ¥. HENKELMAN, in addition to the MER- CHANT TAILORING BUSINESS, has this day opened for Retail a large assortment of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO WOOLENS. Such ss BLACK AND COLORED OLOTHS BEAVER AND CHINOHILLA OVEROOATINGS, PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES AND CoAT’ NGS, ¥ ‘ae Msn anp Bor’s Waar. Also, a select astortment of goods for LADIES LOAKINGS. to which he would invite ge of those making purchases, the atten- javing unusual facilities and a long ex nojecis confident of being able to meet U of the present times 'Yerms will be Cash and one Price only, sep 24-1m* lence, e wants Order at Public Meetings. DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoLicr, Office of Superintendent, Na. 483 Tenth Street, ASHINGTON, Sept. 26, 1861.—To the Editor of the Siar: Dear Sir: The annexed resolutions were passed by the Board of Police at the first meeting held by that body since the distarbance in front of the Nationa! Hotel, on the nignt of the 19th instant ‘Yon will confer 4 favor upon me by giving them a place im your columns; And, as | shall proceed at once toin vestigate the conduct of the police on that occasion. wiil thank you to notify any persons who can give me information on that subiect to send me word, in order that I may tormaliy summon them to attend before me: RESOLUTIONS. Whereas it has been stated in some of the pers that disorder has occurred at po- meetings recently held in this city, and that the police refused or neglected to arrest the parties creating the disturbance; there- fo! re, Resolved, That the Superintendent be directed to investigate the subject, and if any member of the police force has refused or neglected to do his duty in any such case, to report the member or members so offending for trial. Resolved, That hereafter it shall be the daty of the Superintendent to detail sufficient force to attend all political meetings for the purpose of preserving order, and also, that the rule prohibiting the police force from interfering in politics be rigidly enforced. The Board of Police is parti cnlsery desirous that, at all times, and in all places, there shall be offered to the citizens of our District com- plete security from disorder or interference in any meetings they may have, for political or social purposes. No one is more anxious than lam to carry outto the very letter this desire of the board, and I shall do itto the utmost of my ability. To this end I shall take it asa personal favor if any one knowing that a political meeting of any kind is about to be held, or that any event is about. tooccur that may lead to @ political gathering, will give me timely notice, in order that I may make such & detail as shall ensure protection. Very respecttully, ‘W. B. Wess, Superintendent. WANTS. ANTED-A white WOMAN, as dishwasher, and a colored BOY, to do general housework, at 501 Ith st.; near Ps. avenue. Bep 29-3" FOR RENT AND SALE. entries esis Sees ae URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—BED ROOMS, and PARL( Regus Fastest, between D and E streets. Istand. sep 29 20" maa nene FOR SALE —Fixtures and ee ned . onth. ply at the Star Use Nont $% Per mEOag sit FOE SALE—A fine iron gre in HORSE. Apply to "5, ner Ist sn 3PRY, BALDWIN BROTHER'S. cree R RENT—A STORE on Pennsylvania avenue. A bonus will be asked for immedi: posses- sion. Apply to JOHN L. MILLER, 430 Penn. Sveaus, "= se 29-1w* FO RENT—The dwelling portion of house No. 389 9th street west, containing seven rooms Inquire of GASS & GATLBY, cor. of 9th and I streeta a 2t* For RENT—Two large communicating ROOMS, . furnshed without board,a pleasant location, No. 616 L Ast October “OR RENT—Two ROOMS on ment kitchen, pantry, &c., keeping. Apply at 130 Penn. avenue, between 19th and 2th sts., before 9 o'clock in the morning, or after 4 in the evening. 1t* Fo RENT—Large and commedious ROOMS on first and second floors with use of Kitchen. Also, one front basement ROOM. admirably suited for a Lawyers or Physician’s office, at No. 3627th street, above I. sep 29-3t" For RENT—8RCOND FLOOR of Brick House containing three unfurnished rooms, i2 a re- street, bet. 9th and lth, will be vacant sep 29-d3t* _Fer other Auction Sales see first page. AUCTION 3ALKS, FUTURE BAYs, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BX ©. 8. LEWIS & 90... auetioncers, Bx 2. © Moecire & 00., Auctioneers, OHANOBRY 8ALB OF VALUABLE VAOANT On THURSDAY AFTER? half part four o'clock, on tre poeleeeh atta ofa decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, made ina cause (No. 9 in equity wherein Julius M Granger is complainan a Adele Dougl+s and othera are defendants May 6th, 1964, we shall sell a part of Squar 581 divided Into desirable Building Lots, tronting’ oo. spectively on north I street, New derson ansars and ist street west, all having fine alley facilities in the rear Th of e Capitol, in the immediate vicinity of St. al- Church and the National Pri inevety respect desirable for priv: dences. Terms : One third cash; the remainder in 6 snd 12 months. with interest, secured to the «atisfaction of the tro stees; on the ratification of the aales by the court and pay went of the purchase money, the ‘ustees will convey the property in fee to the pur chas: If the terms of sale are not complied with in five Gays after the rale, the Trustees may re-sell the Property so in default at the risk and expense of ‘be purchaser. on one week’s notice in the Na- tional Intelligencer. oe ances and revenue stamps atthe cost of P Tr. npectable neighorhood on Capitol Hill. Suitable WB, BAFIDOR: t rast fora small family Pri th in advance, THOS J. FISHBK,¢ Trustees Address" HHO.” Gits Bost Olicer sep 2-20" sepl6-eokds J.0, MOGUIRE & 00.. Aucts 4URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—Several ., neatly furnished Rooms for rent, with or without board, at 415 1th street, between G and sts.,only three squares from the Post Office, and in one of the finest neighborhoods in the city. Sep 20-2t* OR RENT—One FRONT ROOM and BAsk- MENT, furnished or unfurnished, in a private Sone no children. Rent moderate. Inquire at 212 F st., pear the Treasury, at the Clerk’s Office, up stairs, from 8 to 1 o’clock a m., or at the premises, No, 36 Becond street cast, between B and © north, near the Capitol, on Capitol Hill. Single gentlemen preferred. sep 29 3t* FOR, BENT Tee UNFURNISHED ROOMS, on 17th street, between K and L. Sep 23-3t* Rens FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—Suitable fora small family. Agely st Sep 23- No. 490 G st., between 4th and 6th, FrUBSISHED ROOMS. TO RENT in a private family, with or without board. Inquire at 448 D street, between 2d and 3d. sep 23-2t* ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable girl as chambermaid, or wou!d do housework. Is willing to assist in washing. Apply at No 69 K street, bet. 24th and 25th sts. 1t* WANTED At 415 Kotreot. betw. Sih andath a CHAMBERMAID, WAITER and H.USE- KEEPER. None but those who are competent peed apply. 6e 29-3t* ANTED—Two good OYSTER SHUCKERS to open oysters by the gallon The highest price will be paid. Apply at the Richmond House, corner 8th aud D sts, 6€ 29-3t* ANTED-—At the ng House—A WAITER who understands business, can get steady employment and good wages Inquire 247 Penao- sylvania avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, sep 29-St Si if \ ANTED—A competent white GIRL todo the general hoasework in a small family, 164 Pa. Avenue. between !7th and 18th sts, sap 28 3t* YWO OR THRBE ROOMS WANTED-—Suitable _ for housekeeping, (unfurnished preferred,) in thie city or Georgetown. Address*’D. U. A..”’ Star Office. me sep 28 3t* V ANTED—A small HOUSE five to seven rooms, ina respectable neighborhood, within five minutes’ walk from Post Otlice,or of convenient ac- by horse cars. Address, stating terms and n, W.N.H., Box 755 Post Office sep 23-1w* ANTED—A WOMAN, to wash and iron,anddo the general housework. None but a good ons Wanted also, a good NURSE, to take Inquire No. 352 0 st., between V need apply care of children, 43s and otb streets, next to Bath House. sep23-3t* V ANTED—A PARTNER with a small cash cap- ital. at No. 593 Virginia avenue, between 7th and 8th streets, Navy Yard. sep 27-3t* ABORERS WANTED—Wanted immediately 4 two hundred LABORERS to work on the s ond track « f the Washington Branch of the Balti moreand Ohio Railroad, between Washington and Anppapolis Junction, The hishest wages will be given, and the laberers will be furnished by the company with board, Apply in Baltimore at the office of the’ Master of Road, Camden Station In Washington to Mr. GEO.8. KOONTZ, Agent. at pe Railread pene Her te Mr. W. W. PLUMMER, upervisor on line of road. i JOHN L. WILSON, sep 27 10t Master of Koad, B. andO. R R, ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A WOMAN to Serve a8 wet nurse. White woman preferred. Apply at No. 348 3d street west, between Band F streets north. Bep 25-e03t* V ANTED—To rent, by the Ist of October, a large FURNISHED HOUSE, centrally lo- cated Address J.O.H.,Star office. sep 24-6t* ANTED—A small HOUSE. consisting of from 4 to 8 rooms, upfornished, situated between 34 and '2th and Pa. andIst, Address Box S11 P.O. Wash ngton sep 24-6t* CBF QUART ASTER’S OFFICE, Depot oF WASHINGTON, Wasnincton.D O.. Sept, 21, 1964, WANTED. AT ONCE—At the Government work- shops. corner of Nineteenth and F streets, TWEN- TY GOOD TINSMITHS, or men who understaad the manofacture and putting up of Sheet Iron Btover, Wages: Seventy dollars va month, with aration, Also, privilege of hoipstal when sick. SBE a ener e age AMES * Gao: . H, BUCK Bs, Brig. Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, sopz-t * O° Depot of Washington." WANTED. The undersigned desires to pur- chase aj] kinds of ladies and gentlemen’s CAST OFF CLOTHING. for which the highest price will be paid. Cail immediately at No. 50 ouisiana avenue, Dear 9th street WM. BAILEY. Dealer in all kinds of new and second hand Gloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, &c. sep 19-1m* URNISHED HOUSE WANTED —A comf ably furnished HOUSE, of moderate size. 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, Apply atNo 40 Water street, Georgetown, au 29 ANTE D-SEOOND HAND FURNITURE Alro, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODBofevery desorption: BR. BUCHLY, 42 7th atreet. fe 8-tf between Gand H.anst ride x 2 = PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. GIFTH GRAND BALL of the SEYMOUR CLUB will take place at Temperance Hall, E st., et. 9th and lth sts, TUESDAY EVENING Oct. 25th, 1864. For particulars se- futare advertisement. sep 29 2t™ Fest GRAND SOIREE OF COLUMBIA LODGE No, 3, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, On THURSDAY EVKNING, teptember 29, 1854. Tickets, One Dollar; admitting Gentleman and Ladies. sep 23.2t* 7 7 GEORGETOWN ADVER’M NOTICE—GENERAL LICENSES AND DOG LICENSES.—All Licenses due the or pora'ion of Georgetown on the 1-t of October pextmnst be paid within ten days from that date, otherwise they will te strictly enforced by the Metropolitan Police. And notice is further given that all Dog Licen- fes expire on the 30th inst. Lf payment is delayed beyond the lth of October next the Licenses, by Jaw, is made 75 cents higher. and if not then paid, when Gemanded by the Metrepolitan Police, the owner becom+s subject toa fine and the law di- recta that the dog shall be killed, sep 20 3tawiliv WM. LAIRD, Clerk. \EORGETOWN TAXES—Anabstement of three Per cont. will he all wed on the general tax of 1854. if paid on or before the Ist of October next, after which time the Collector will proceed, under the law, to prepare lists of gem-ral water and school taxes due, and unpaid, for advertisement, in volving heavy additio al costs. Alli: terested will do *+ll to govern the «selves accordingly. CHARLES D. WBSLOH, 8ep 16-dtOctl Collector, Gpaonertows CORPORATION 8sTUOOK.— ¥ Those persons who may be disposed to. pur chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of aix per cent. per annum, parable quarterly. can obtain some by applying to WM DAIRD, Clerk of ssid Corporation Je 29-dtO1 486 CHOICE FALL STOCK. 486 496..,...... PAPERHANGINGS. ........ 456 Just opened, a beautiful assortment of Gold, Em- brvidered and med um pr.ced Gilt payers, Also. @ varied and choice atock of Satin and Blank Papers Borders. stataes, Centre Pieces, &c. Orsers tor Paperhangicgs or Window Shades punctually executed in cit eee abo Terms cash for goods am OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, nd most varied stock The richest, handsotest of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in the District. pntio, goods re warranted to be aihied with gol: leaf and of superior workman: 8) . & beantifal assertment of Card Visite Frames of foreign and domestic manufacture, All goode warranted as represented. WINDOW SHADES. Different colors and sizes Window Shades in .. Orders for an: aired style or ai; sop. Pe saa} y req ize Sbade 486 PICTURE COBD AND TA8gELs, Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas sels, Kings, Nails. &¢. CARD VISITE FRAMES. t, Bwiss Carved wood, and fee outeta tari cathe meine PICTURES. 486 — 486 “at HARD ERR Ene: 480 oventh sieges ‘OR RENT—A suit of FURNISHED ROOMS at 465 l2th street, between G and H streets, with water and gas. ntlemen only. fe 33-3t* Fo RENT. JRNISHED ROOMS, to Gentle- men only. References required. Apply at No, 454 \2th street, between ur and H. Bep 25-3t* FR SALE—At a liberal price, a fine rosewood PIANO, at the residence of PHIuIP ARTH, on Sth st., between E and G, Navy Yard. sep23.lw* OR REN-—That desirable Business Stand, STORE No 6 7th street, between I and Mass. ue,(Falconer’s Block.) Apply on the premires after 5 o’clock this p, m. Sep 28-2t* OR RENT. ON GAPITOL HILL—A pleasant k FRONT ROOM. ina private house, Ne. 371 let street east. corner of CO street, near the Capi- tol, Also,an excellent Brick Stable, large enough for four or five horses, with yard attached. s23-3t* For, SALE—Two BRICK HOUSKS, each con- taining eight rooms, and one Frame House, containing three rooms, in good condition, with 5.620 feet of ground attached. Price $4.00, In- quire of R. M. COMB:, 8th street, Navy Yard. ke 28-1w Fo RENT—One back ROOM on first floor; also, a suite of ROOMS on second floor, together of separately; all neatly furnished. Privilege of Kitchen if required. Apply at 234 H street, be Sep 23 2t" tween I¢th and 2ith streets. [FOR RENT—A LIQUOR BAR. with doing a good business; also,a STO. suitab e tor most any business, For terms apply at Philadelphia House, southeast corper 8h and D, Washington. BO __ sep 28 2t* ART OF FURNISHED 40U8E FOR RENT. No. 362 B street north, one deor west of 2d Btrest east, situated back from the street, larce grounds attached. Enanire on the premises, Cai iter z and toJOHN 8. HULLINGSHEAD, sep 3u* rea Rosewood PIANO, on lith st,y 514, bet Cand B, sep 27-3t* FORNBHED ROOMS to let, without board. at 272 F at.. corner of 13th, sep 27 2w* TORE FOR BALE.—At No. 355 7th street, next + to corner of I, Inquire on tha premises. oO sep 27 3t" VIRGIL VANNUCCHI. OR RENT—Two unfurnished ROOMS, No 317 Sth st. bet. Land M. Price 815 per month. BeD * Fo RENT—A COTTAGE, ccntaining three ‘ rooms. Apply Zist and Boundary streets, ad joining Kalorama Hospital, Washington Heights, sep 27-3t™ WOR SALE— RESTAURANT and FIXTURES Terms moderate. For further information apply atthe corner of 3dstreet east and C street nerth, Capitol Hill. sep 27-30" HREE FURNISHED CHAMBERS for rent at No. 424 E street, between 8th and 9th, north side, Also, two FRAME HOUSES for sale, sep 27-3t* FOR BENT Two large communicating ROOMS, unfurnished. Also.small ROOMS. Situation desirable, pear the Capitol and avenue. Apply No. 274 8 street, corner 3d street. sep 27-3t* "[°0, EEE—Two ROOMS. in white front house on Pennsylvania Avenue, opposite Centre Mar- ket, between 8th and 9th streets. Apply on premises. G. 0. JENKS, sept 27-3t* A RESTAURANT AND DWELLING FORRENT —In a good locality in the First Ward; also, the Good Will and Fixtures will be sold on low t rms. For particulars apply at this office. Bep 27-3t* Fe SALK—a small FRAME HOUSE, on New Y rk avenue, south side, secund door from Sth street, with anine years lease. Conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the purshaser Terms ih: cash. Enquire of 8, B. COOPER, 272 8th street, between M and N streets nerth. Sep 27-5t* NUDOR PLACE FOR RENT —This spacious | Villa, well furnished and beautifull> situated on the Heights of Georgetown, within a few min- utes’ walk of the street cars, is offered for rent to any pr.vate familywho may dssire such a resi dence, and who would be acceptable tenants. Ap- ply on the premises Congress street, Georgetown, sep 27-1w RARE CHANCE! wholesale The undersigned offers at _ A BTORE, in co locality, containing a well selected stock of Ladies’, Gents’, Mixsen’ and Ch.ldren’s Boots and Shoes; alt), a handsome stock of Gentlemen's aud Boys’ Clothing. Hats and Capa, and (ients’ Furnishing Goods; also, a lease oa store anddwel- ling for Sears. The stand is one of the oldest es- tablished on the Islaud ‘The reason for s-llinz out is because be wan'sto change business. Forany further information call at JOSEPH JOSEPIL’S, No. 121 4% atreet, Island sep Z7-iw* ro RENT—The STORE and DWELLING BODSE, situated at corner of 12th street and New Vork avenue. For furtuer information apply at 295 F street, between I.th and [3th. N.B.—Thisstore has been estatlished for the Jast tweuty-five years and is well adupted for any kind of business. seb 25-iw* Fo, SALE—Qgorivate rale, atwo-rtory FRAME h large lot attached, situated on HOUSE, # 436 street, pear F street, containing four rooms and kitchen, suitable for either a bu iuess stand or adwelling house For further particalars apply at the corner of 434 and F streets, at Mrs. DONNEL- LY’S Grocery, Bep 25-4t* GOOD BUrINESS CHANCE —T offer for rent my former place of busine: No. 585 7th Street, near Maryland avenue, at a moderate rent, It has two roums over the store A sma'l stock of BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND CAPs, and FIXTURES, will be sold to the party ng. ‘faa good opportagi fora thorough busi Bess man to conduct the Boot. Shoe, Hat and Cap business, a8 there is now no similar establishment in this lecslity. Apply t GEO. C. HENNING, el Corner7th street and Md aveaue, gep 2h-1w™ {Onron } r without Board, FoUBNISHED ROOMS, with Location the dest in the jor gentlemen only. city, 264 F street, between 13th and 4th, Also, Table Boarders by the day or month, sep 24-6t* Fo, SALE AT PRIVATE SAVLE—The Good Will, Furniture aud Effects, with a ten years’ lease ov the premises, of a first class RESTAUR- ANT. fitted up at great expense. Everything n-w and eu pens a ner ine, arare cnanes te par- ties about entering in usines nquire o! WM. B, LEWIS &0O., Aucti mocrs Rep 23-1W o. 307 Pennsytvania ay. J, UK RENT—Three story BRICK HOUSE, with back building, containing thirteen roms,on i v., between '7h and J8th streets, No. 154. Gas and water op the premices Inquire within between 6and7o’cl ck imthe afternoon, Posses- sion given Oct. Ist. Bep 22-tf Goenrne HOUSE FOR BALE, The Proprietor of thi popular and well-known Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from busi- nese, aud offers his well nown house for sale. Avy one wishing te e wage in a LUCRATIVE BUBSIN ESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- sylvania avenue bet. 12th and 13th sts, sel2-3w"™ 7PHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SRLL_AT PRL 1 yate sale a tract of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 mi.ea from the ol he over Benning’s Bridge; atout 50 acres cleared, and 45 in meadow; the dalancei nusurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnat, No improve nents.excepta small house. For farther ie ‘ticujars address Box 384, Washi 7 O.. er imauite of Tnubecribes, gett ae of Benning’s Bridge. miles northeast aL ae EB. SNERIFF. ‘OR RENT. —__—______%. 52 ERIFP. The large and commodious BOOMS com prisip, @ second, third i rigg over d. L. Bidwell’ now Drag Bote un Bet, near. Der of 7. and Mth st., two deors be- low Willarda’ Hot.!. au 20-tf JOHN L. KIDWELL, FE REA es at olaav. 16 Peer ree ane ForBENT—A tre story BRIOK HOUSE con TO RENT—Bétween Me uern Tosstis on hones pep 1-120" BY J. ©, McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE BRICK HOUSE AND LO’ ON SOUTH P. NEAR 4's STREET. OPPOSITE THE ARSENAL GATR. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, september 23th, st5% e’clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot Rone pacers Bo Repl odie a fasts inches e t, near 4% street. neariy 07 ite the arsenal gate. ‘ing back 122 feet ton wide ri 3 basement brick house the entire front of the lot, and an excellent brick stable and carr:age house «n the rear of the lot. ‘erms: One-half cas>; the remainder in six months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the costof the pur charer. se 22d J, O. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y JAS. 0. McGUEIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, 50.000 COMMON CIGARS AT PUBLIC SALE. On SATURDAY MORNING, October Ist, at 10 gicleck, at our Auction Rooms, we shall sell in lots sal 50,000 MEDIUM QUALITY CIGARS. Terms cash. sep 22-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526 7th and D streets north. AND 43% STREETS WEST, * ° On MONDAY, the 3d day of October next, at half past § o'clock p.m , we shall sell, in front of the premises part of Lot 11, in Square 535, havin. 26 feet front on O street and running back the fall depth. ‘Terms : $50 cash on the day of sale; remainderin 30, 60 and %) days, with notes bearing interest, and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title indisputable. Rep 29-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 626 corner 7th and D streets north. = AUCTION SALE, On MONDAY, the 3d day ot October next, at 10 o’clock a.m.,on the corner of 7th and L streets north, we shali sell the entire stock ot a Family Grocery, consisting of every article that a retail store cap have. Tbe entire stock. fixtures and lease can be bought before the day of sale by calling on the owners oo the premises. It is one of the best stands in Washington fora family grocery. Z The reasons for selling is that the owner having other business cannet attend to both, Terms cash, sep 29-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No, 626, corner 7th and D streets north, HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON H STREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH S(RBETS NORTH. AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 4th day October next, at 5 e’clock p m., we sball sell, in front of the prem- ises, part Lot 5, in square 453, beginniog at south- east corner of said Lot, and running thence west 42 feet; thence south 132 feet 10's inches; thence east 42 feet; thence south to the place of beginning, running back to 30-foot paved alley. This property will be divided into two Building Lots 21 feet front each, 132 feet 10's inches deep, peak ie the handsomest Building Lots in Wash- ineton, Terms: One-half cash; balance six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at ths cost of the purchasers. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, sep 29-d {Con Unionj Y WM. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. BOOKB, STATIONERY, ENVELOPRS, &c., if AUCTION ere Xo AT SATUBDAY next, Store. No. 307 Pen: the effects of a Bookatore— 100 lots of good Books, including a complete set of the Patent Office Reports since 1345; 45 volumes Consecutive; lot of first-class Paper, Envelopes and fancy Stationery, &c. For examination carly Batorsay W. B. LEW Sep 28-3t {Chron2t} Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, PARTLY DE- STROYED BY THE LATE FIRE. AND VAL TABLE BUILDING LOT IN GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 3d, at four o’clock p. m.,I will sell, in front of the premises, on the corner of Second and Warren streets, near the Georgetown College, part of Lot No. 114, front- ing 30 feet on Second street, and 120 feet on War ren street. The building bas been partly destroyed by the late fire, and with little outlay, can be completely repaired. 5 Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the pro rty. All conker cae and stamps at the st the pure! ir, Pa sitive, cost o! PI a8e! THOM [AS DOWLING, Be ped {Con. Union.j Auctioneer, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, No 526 7th street, corner D north, VALUABLE SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM. PROVED PROPERTY ON THE GORNER OF THIRD TREBT AND MISSOUMI AVENUE AT Oo WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of October, we shall sell, on the premises. at 50’clock, p. m., three four story Brick Houses, containing thirty’seven Reoms in all. It has been occupied as a large Hotel, on Lot 1 in Square A. me eebove property will be sold separate or alto- er, Also, Lots 37 and 38. on Third street, in same Square. 150 feet front by 100 deep, adjoining the improved propert: This sale offers great inducements to purchasers, as the location is cne ofthe best in the city for a large botel Terms made known on the day of sale. sep 28 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY WM. L, WALL & Ov., Auctioneers, GOOD WILL, LEASE, STOCK, &o., OF 7 EXTENSIVE LIVERY STABLE “OF hare MARSHALL, No. 473 STH STREST. ‘BE: TWEEN D AND B STREETS, AT AUCTION, On MONDAY MORNING, October3, commencing at 0 o'clock, we will sell the Good Will and Lease which has over four years to run, all the stock, Carriages, Busgies, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &c,) conprising— 25 head of Drawing. Harness, and Saddle Horses, including several fast Trotters Top and no top Boggy Wagons | Opon Barouches and Olose Carriages Peston end Rockaways Sets of Single and Double Harness Saddle, Bridles, Blankets Btable Furniture. &e. We call the attention of buyers to this sale, a the etock and carriages will all be sold. Terms cash. é fep 26 W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. M ETROPOLITAN POLICE SALE. A light red COW, taken estray September 2d, will be soli to the highest cash bidder, on SA f- URDAY, October )st, 1854, at 10 o’clock a. m.. the Bazaar, No. 95 Louisiana avenue, unless si factory proof of ownership is made t> the Prope ty Clerk, at his office, No, 453 } th street west, 93 o’elock, at our Auction lvania avenue, we shall sell morning, & CO., Aucts, prior thereto. By order: GEORGE &. HERRICK, Property Clerk. Be 24-3t W. L. WALL & Ov., Aucts. Fo SALE—An OMNIBUS LINE consisting of five first-class Coaches and thir ty Horses and Harcess complete ae Joe ruRs from CORR Get Site 0 Cam toneman an te *, ‘or te! a S be letter or otberwice toB. BRYAN, No: 50 8th street east, near the Navy Yard gate, Washington, D. C- se 3 Im OYS8’? AND YOUTHS’ FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. We invite parents to aninspectiono eur large | Known Btock of BOYS’ OVERCOATS, BOYS’ JAOKETS. : BOYS’ PANTS, ; BOYS’ VESTS, BOYS’ SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c which we are selling as low as goods of like qugii- ty can bead for in the Northern cities. WALL SxRE BENS «CO., 2 aven Pe Pls ee a LIPICAL HisTORY OF PHB REB! 4 gr bs Mophereon, Olerk of the tse} ives. 5 ‘apd bis Relations; by 8. B. Brittan, fa Hodde's ecrst Archon gf Branca 1 > Hi of the Boi 4 sep 14-Imif ‘is Square is located on the high ground north | Family Carriages. Rocka: No. 307 Pa. aven REGULAR AUCTION SALES ¥ DAY THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY OE Cash advances made on all kind of goods. Bales sep Mim settled same day, if required. B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Atthe Horse Bazaar, 98 La. avenne, HORSES, CARRIAGES, Hal ; &O. SES, CARRIAGRS, HARNESS, &0., AT On SATUDAY MORNING, ist Ocitober, we will sell. at the Bazaar, commencing at 1° o'clock, as large number of fine seaale and harness Horses. 80. 8, Gersaantown and xpress Wagons. some superior 'g Office, Also. ato resi? | poci Single and double Harness, Saddles and weet lar sales every Tuesday, Thursday ani Sat- ee wM LL. WALL & ©0., Aucts, The purchasers ha fai i terms of the Sele. ba Sialt reeat apne with the Rooms. 502 7th street, on SATURDAY, October teat io een thee eGnetlot of Charter {cotton ne lot o! arte, (co! 4,3:5 pounds, dacked,) weighing One Globe. 1 One Chronometer. Terms cash, in Government funds, By order of 8. P. BROWN, Navy sep 28-3t K. F. PAG BX s- & MoGurRE & Co., Auctioneers, STOCKS AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 54, at ovcloek. at the Auction Rooms, we shall séll in s-m™ms $2,580 Corporation of Georgetown, quarterly six per ceat, stock. $6,040 Corpo; ation of Washington quarterly six er cent. Stock. $500 Corporation of Washington six per cent. Stock (semi-annual,) $500 Corporation of Washington five per cent, ck. 8) Shares Washington and Georgetown City Pas- ilrvad Stock. nt. uct. "JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, _Bep 2- Auct B* C. BR, L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. NOTICE. Pursuant to an order and decree of the Orphan's Court of Washington Cousty, duly ratified and confirmed by the Supreme Court of the District of Coiumbia, sitting in Equity,I shall,on THURS- DAY, the 6th day of October next, at 454 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, dec'd, of, in and toan undivided half part of a certain piece cr par- cel of ground lyiug, situate and being in the City of Washington, and known and distinguished in the public plan or plat of said city, as Lot Nambe™ six,(b)in Square Number five hundred and ffty- nine (£59), and estimated to contain eleven thous- and six hundred and fifty-nine (11,609) square feet | more or Jess. Terms: One half of the purchase money cash; the residue payable in3,6,9and 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 heirsof John T. Killmon, deceased, sep 26-10t* Cc. BR L. CROWN & CO., Auct. Y W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN THE SEVENTH WARD. By virtue of adeed of trust to the subscribers, dated the 17th day of August, 186), and recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 203, folios 167. et seq, one of the Land Recores. &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 plan of the City of Washington, with the improve- ments thereon, consisting of a two story rame House. This property is situated on south @ st, between Sth and 9th streets west. The Lot has a width of twenty-four (24) feet. ten (10) inches, and a depth of one hundred and twenty-four feet, eight (8) inches to an alley r e ‘Terms of sale: One balf cash, the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed and ereae } 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 reserve 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 rae gree EDWARD ©. GaRRINGTON, reiistoan: au2%7-2aw3wkds WM.L. WALL & CO., Aucts 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed to SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock. E, C. CARRINGT: E GABRINOTON | reste sep 22-d WM. L. WALL & CO, Aucts, &7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER PO8T- poned to the 6th day of October, at 4 0’clock, CARRINGTON,? trustees. dD. sep 2 WM.L. WALL & 0O., Austs, Y J. GC, McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. TRUETEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR L STREET NOKTH, BETWEEN 61H AND 7TH STREETS WEST. On THUBSDAY AFTERNUON, October 6, at 5 , by virtue of a deed of trost from. Adolph F. Lipphard and wife, dated April 3, 1857, and duly recorded in LiberJ A.8., No. 131, folios 247, et seq., one of the Land Recorda for’ Washington County. D.O , we shall sell part of Lot No. 4, ip Bquare No, 449, fronting M4 feet 6 inches on north L street, between 6tm aod 7th streets west, ard running back 79 feet 6 inches, Also. g rear portion of the said Lot No. 4. frontin, 29 feetfin the 30-foot alley, and extending back tha’ widtb.40 feet, im proved by a frame tenement, Terma cash. Cenveyances and reventie stamps at the cost of the purchaser. AMOS YOUNG, HILLARY C. OFFUTT,{ Trustees. sepl5eokd J.C. MOGUIRE « O0.. Aucts, 'Y J, C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, AND NORTH V StREET On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October litn, at 432 o’clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust from James Brown, dated May 27th, 1863, and. duly recorded among the'land records for Washin, ton county, I shall sell, Lots No 1 and 3], in Barr's subdivision of Square No, 358, fronting on Ver- mont avenue, at the corner of north V street, and running back to a public alley, and improved bya small Brick House and a portable shaaty, Terms: One half incash; the remainder in six and nine months, with interest, secured byadeed of trust on the premises, Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, U, H, RIDENOUR, Trustee. rep23-eokds _J. 6. MOGUIRE & OU., Aucts, B* BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers. Orrice U. 8. Carito: Exrension, Wasuixcron, D. 0., September 3, 1864, On SATURDAY, October Ist, commen: f; at 10 a. m., the following variegate? aod piain Mar- ble will be sold at public auction, on the grounds north of the United States Capitol : 1 blocks Tennessee Marble. 1,000 feet (cubic) of remnants do. 12 pieces Potomac Marble. ‘ 6%) cubic feet Verment Green Serpentine, 8 Column Shafts do. 2.0.0 cubic feet remnants Italian Marble. At the same time will be sold a large lot of Doors. Shutters, and Building Materials, of va rigs kinds. | the Secretary of the Interior. order e Sec’ p A a OLEMENT L. WES’ ren6.dtd General Superintendent._ UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, ae Washington Ort if pon noe 1834," Will besold at public auction, tothe highest bidder, * MD aT SEP oa: =e u y 5), 1964. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY FRIDAY, OOTOBER7. 1864. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY ORSES. These horses ha: the cavalry servicvof the sent auaat for y. For road apd farmi, Ss rey nay oe had Be purposes many good bar. He rseR sold angle: oa . erms cas ean eeeh anon ‘tates currency, Sale to By order of the beatin ny nee sep%-It Col in charge Ist Div. ‘ome G0. rui nie paw Eom v4 8 omy Ail wind = See een ae) fs Br4crTirce COUNTRY RESIDENOE FOR BALE, as PLEASANT VIEW SEMINARY. Latel Somapied by Miss, Marios, a Wee ag 8 ol, situated on t more ali 2 Railroad, at Hyatuntione Biadenaburg Depot, miles trom Washington and 200 from : containing ten acres of Jana, which <areRt, n* verted into town lots. The property is bi proved with two dwellings—so tT 0 Foom: Qi ens. of e or 30 prove woteroreele, . No incumbrance, and possesion