Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1864, Page 3

& eta | er err rnc en ns A A RRR, 2 FE A TR RS SES SASS SSS SSSA eS LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT Rivers’ and Degious’ Urecvs had & most Successful opening last night. The large teut St the corner of New York avenue and 6th street was crowded, and each performer was the recipient of much applause. Master Eddie Rivers, the youthfal Blonain, especially ex- cited much admiration by his feats upon the tightrope. Rivers and Derious have one of the best cirens comparies travelling. CanTzeRrury.— Millie and Clara Fowler: the graceful danseuses, will close their engage- ment here to-morrow night. Their host of friends will regret their departure. To-mor- row afternoon there will be a matinee for ladies, and an admirable bill will be per- formed. Szollosy’s bailet, “The Corsair,” will be among the act Vagietizs —“The Convict’s Skull, or Ro- mar, the Vagrant,” the last of Fitz Simmon’s effusions, is still having a successful run at the Varieties. To-morrow afternoon and eve- ning, Mr. Fitz Simmons takes a benefit, and the bill announced tor the occasion is one ree plete with imterest and fun. Grover’s THEATER.—Mrs. Barney Williams takes & benefit to-nivht, and will appear as «Judy O’Trot.” in “Ireland as it was,” and as «:Melissa,” in “Customs of the Country.” The whole performance will conclude with the screaming Irish farce, «The Happy Man.” All who would enjoy a hearty laugh should by ali ete™Means visit Grovers to-night. se Forp’s THEATER.—This is also a benefit night ~ " d ” . 4 a ? . 7 > aco fmanticip: ua 9 at Ford’s, Miss Maggie Mitchell being the re- cipient, and when she will appear in that most acceptable of her delineati ns, ‘ Fanchon.” ‘We opine there are but few theater-goers in this eity who have not seen and been delighted with Maggie’s fine acting. That the benefit ‘will be a success no one can doubt. pss MESSE THe Drarr to fill the deficiency in the quota “of the Third Ward was commenced at twelve o’clock to-day. There was a larger crowd in attendance than at the drawing of any one ward. Another feature was the presence of two ladies, who eyincdd au interest in the drawing. Mr. Commissioner Blackford announced that the eriginal enrollment of the ward was 2,005; quota required, 255; credits, 227; number re quired, 25,to which was added the 100 per cent., making 56 to be drawn. The citizens of the ward who were present received with some degree of pride e an- nouncement that so few were to be drawn. The first name drawn was that of O. W. Dean, Hotel cor 7th and I; and after him were drawn forth by Mr. Burns, and announced in successioa, Hy G Ayer K st, bet 8th and gth; M Cavanagh, 30 Oregon Alley; Revert. Warner, O street; near 7th; Daciel Tias, Central Market ating House; Jas Drane. Tenth stre-t Jno H Francis. NY av, bet ith and Sth sts; Mlias Dilton, 259N Yav; Jno Robinson. northeast cor Sth and O sts; Michael McDermott, Richmond House; Jos Demaries, 4th st, bet M and N; Wm Dorner, corner lth and F streets; Thos J Galt, th street, between G and H; Edward McGill, oth street; Joel Gurley, 44 EB street; J B Davenport, H st, het 9th aud l0th; Frank Ba- ker, 457 9th st; Howard M Smetzer, 3797th st; Jno Doran, 375 9th st; J D Weeks, corner of 8th and Hl streets; George P Geyst, 316 G@ street; Moses J Young, 391 7th st: Lemuel Perry, 313 10th st; Jerre Brespahan, Ost. bet ith and 5th; —Camp, 361M st; Thomas A Mitchell. 3) 9th st; Terrence Boyle 6 Temperance alley; Wm Ande-son. E sida Jatst, bet Oand P;Thos Donn.Ridge st.bet Mand N; Jno Shedd. 589 L st, bet 6th and 7th; —— Harvey, 441 9th st; Wm H Davis, 663 M st , bet 4th and 5th; acob Lavender, 214 st, bet Mand N: George 5S H and 8th sts; Asbury RB Jacobs, 48) I at; fami Bell, 811,N Y avenue; John W Speake. 6th street. between M and N; David T Cissel, L bet 9th and lth; John Burk, Sth st. bet Mand N; ‘Thos MeCahe, E st, bet 8th and 9th; Lb @ Wilson, 6th st, bet Mand N; Jno Sargeat. 391 E st, bet 9th and lth; Geo Jones, OC st, be aud 6 August Gaskorf,7th st. T; Marshall Dowling 2ic 5th st. Clar Edding, 374 Pa av; W H VauOrtricx,3229th st, bet L and M; W Starr, 621 6th. bet 4th aad Sth; Frank Coddington, 318 N Y av; John MeDuell, 277 Sth et; James P f+ rguson, 5th st, bet N and O; © EH Johnson, 3 49th st} Richard Ponie, 49 Mar: ket Space; William H Dorsey, 2837th st; Lee Hine, 195 6th at; Wm H Wood, Q st, bet 5th and 6th Mr Biackford announced that this ended the dratt in the 3d sub-district. Some one called out, “ Bully for you,” and loud cheers greeted ‘the announcement. Not more than haif a dozen of those present were drafted. John Shedd, policeman was among the elect. Te-morrow the last drawings will take place, when the Sth and 9th sub-districts (George- town) will be drawn. Georgetown, however, has a good prospect of filling its quota to-day. egg eee Focrta WARD MzzTinG.—The citizens of the Fourth ward held another meeting last evening. Alter the reports of the committees had been received Mr. J. L. Barbour withdrew the res- olution effered by him the previous evening, 3 yand offered a series prepared by Capt. Moore nd himself. The resolutions request that the zens who have sustained the meetings still tinue them and their efforts to collect money tion of a second draft which seems poe inevi ‘able, judging from the namber of @mmptions. The second resolution requests the officers and committees to continue their valuable services. The third provides for the solicitation of money, with a proviso that none es than #25 be received from any one who Se? desires to participate in the benefit of the pe ast" — the: fund thusraised. The fourth provides if the fund be not sufficient to relieve all the $25 sub- scribers they shall be entitled to receive a share of the money. The fifth provides that the committee on recruiting provide substitutes for those $25 subscribers drafted, if such can be procured at the price heretofore paid for re- eruits, and if they cannot be procured the treasurer be directed to divide the money with them, that may be now on hand. [The arount now on hand is from ten to twelve hundred dollars and the nurnber of $25 @mbscribers drafted is six or eight.) Mr. Jared Knott strenuousiy opposed the adoption of the resolutions, which debars the T man unable to pay the amount receiving mefits. He had heretofore understood that the funds were for the benefit of the entire ‘ward, and not to be used to the prejudice of the poor man. Mr. Penick asked if these parties were to be paid out of the #25 subscription or out of the funds of the whole ward. He stated that some of those he had called on could give but little, and some borrowed what they did pay. Mr. Barbour stated that the working men themselves first urged the $25 subscription. He offered this resolution toincrease the tunds, and had no doubt bat that that would be the effect. Thegentieman on the other side seemed to have forgot that the general fund of the ward had enabled the recruiting committee to ut in 17 recruits, and 31 names were taken rom the box, and he asked who could tell but that the gentlemen opposing the resoiations were the very ones saved by this course. Mr. Murphy said he had offered the original resolution with a proviso that the poor man, whose only means was his daily labor, should receive benefits. He offered his resola- tion to increase the funds, and he believed Mr. Barbour’s resolution would have that effect. Mr. Harley stated that among the drafted there were about fifty belonging to Kendall Green Park, and he asked would it be fair to open the door to these teamsters, who had not contributed? In the course of his remarks Mr. Horley stated that Hon. Charles M. Harris, member of Congress from the Quincy (Ill.) District, had been drafted in the ward. After some further debate, the resolutions ‘were adopted, and the meeting adjourned. a Tuirp Warp ExemrtTion Megtinc.—Mr. Larner (president) announced the reception of $65 in voluntary contributiens yesterday, and the secretary in a very few minutes was called upon to register cush collections amounting in the aggregate to rearly $200. ‘Bhe sale of tickets to the Ford benefit Satar- day was represented in a prosperous condition. A jady named Mrs. Kearns was especially mehtioned as entitled to the thanks of the ward for the zeal she exhibited in aiding the agents to dispose of the tickets. The president announced that they had re- duced the quota to 28. The officers of the asso- ciation were all busily engaged yesterday. They asked the extension of their time till Wednesday, offering to guarantee that the quota would then filled. They offered the guarantee because they had @ positive assur- @nce of 2) men on Tuesday next One thing obtained of great advantage to the ward. ir the dratt takes place to-morrow (to-day) the drafted men will not be called to report till next Wednesday. This extension carries with it the bounty to all men furnished for the ward up to Thursday next. Itis practically an ex- tension of a week. The only thing the ward has to regret is that the wheei will be turned upon it at all. Before the wheel turns the num- ber to be furnished will be 25 men. There are 2,000 in band, and it will take at least $6,000 to clear the ward. The fact was announced to the meeting that Messrs. G. C. Heritage and Edward Taylor, who had contributed and been working in the Third Ward, su: they were enrolled there, had both been drafted in the Fourth Ward. On motion it was ordered that their contributions be refunded. eo j For Tae Bewsvit or THE THIRD WARD.— ‘To-morrow atternoon st 3 o’clock there will be a:fine performan t Ford’s Theater for th @enefit o: the dratied imonthe ‘Thind Ward, eipokee crineate have volunteered services. The aa will is E consist of % the Pi Dealer,’ and the farce of “The Jealous Broker.’ eds Surewavr.—Last be pres ot morthern portion and Third ‘Wards charmed some delightfal music by the band attached to Hos- Ssconp Wagp Exewrrion Funp.—Mr. J. R. Barr in the chair. : Col. Owen, trensurer, made a report showing the amount collected and eubserihed to be $5,297, and the cash on hand $3,763.25. Mr. Spalding moved that the amount on hand be divided among those drafted and ac- sepiet Passed. r. Spalding moved that a committee of three be appointed to wait on the Mayor and ascertain if they can make arrangements to secure the ward's proportion of the city appro- eee which was : and Mesers.S A. ats Miller, and W. Pettibone, were ap- te Col. Owen, from the committee appointed to wait upon the manager of Grover's Theater relative to a benefit for the drafted men of the ward, reported that the manager is evidently favorable, but con!d not give a definite answer at the time, and Col. O. was not aware that any of the committee had seen him subse- ently. On faction, it was ordered that all persons who haye contributed to this fand, and who bave been drafted and accepted, shall report to the aksociation on Tuesday evening next, to receive their proportion of the fand, otherwise they may be exempted from its benefits. Mr. F. Miller was appointed to wait npon the Provost Marshal and obtain acorrect listof the drafted men of this ward. SS SS ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.— Repairing of the Raiiroad.— We to-day learn that the Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Junction Rail- road is actually to be repaired and putin ran- ning order to Strausburg. A large force of workmen, protected by an ample military guard, has been sent forward for its repair. The work will be pushed forward with the utmost possible dispatch, and it will be but a few days ere communication is opened with Sheridan’s gallant army. Alexandria Course.—A match for $200 between three of the fastest trotting horses in the city bas been made, and the trot will come off at the Alexandria course on Saturday next at 4 o’clock precisely. The match is for besttwo in three mile heats to harness. The lovers of the turf and admirers of fine stock will no doubt be present in large numbers. An excit- ing time is anticipated. —Alez. Journal, Sept. 29. eee ANOTHER MAn.—It was not Mr. John Rid- die of the Seventh Ward, we learn, who had climbed toa position above the drafting box yesterday when his name was announced, but another gentleman of somewhat similar name. Mr. Riddle was not present, and moreover says he is not apt toclimb after that eccentric fashion. SS PERsoONAL.—J. O. G. Kennedy, of Washing- ton, is at the Astor House, New York; Brig. Gen. Bartlett at the Fifth Avenue House; and Senator Chandler at the Metropolitan. SPECIAL NOTIOES. exter ~betioms A SLigHT CoD,” Coucus.—Few are aware of the importance of checking a Gough or “‘slight cold” in its first stage; that which in the begin- ning would yield toa mild remedy, if neglected, soon attacks the lungs. ** Brown's Bronchial Tro- ive sure and aimost immediate relief. Mil- d soldiers should have them, as ried in the pocket and taken ag occasion requires. au 26-1m New AnD SimpirrieD Metuonp For PIANO-FORTE AND SinG1NG.—Professer Alexander Wolowski has opened Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Afternoon and Evening Singing Classen on the most liberal terms. By Professer Wolowski’s new method, a person haying onlyaslight knowledge of music will been- abled in a very short time to execate on the piano Operatic and classical music with rare perfection, Asto thevocal part he arrivesat most extraordina- ry resnits, renders the voice powerful; and enables the singer to vocalize with facility and accuracy. All those who would like to become fine singers or excellent performers willenter their names at his residence, No. 455 Tenth street, above Pena- sylvania avenue. Reception hours are from 1) to lla, m, and6to7 p.m. sep 9-Im Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, and other dia- orders @ the feet, when neglected injure the gen eralsystem by preventing the body from taking that natural exercise 0 conducive to heal h. To all afflicted with there terrible evils we would re- commend an early call at Dr. White’s office, No. 424 Penn’s av . bet. 4% and 6th sts. Who would suffer torment from disvrdered feet when a sure remedy is so near at hand, and can be effected without ain. Office open from 8a. m. to 8 p. m. sep 7- A Naw Pexrome FOR THE RANDEEROEIEP, Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,’’ Phalon’s “* Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus,” Phalon’s “Night Blooming Cereus.” A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume distiiled from the rare and beautiful flower from which it takes its name. Manufactured only by P#ALom & Son, N. ¥. BRWARE OF COUNTERFSITS. ASK For PHALON’s—TAKE NO OTHER. Je 16-3m Sold by druggists generally. Do you eelor your whiskers and moustache? If so, use the ‘‘Japanese Hair Stain.” No hairdye in the world equal to it. Only one preparation, It colors a natural black or brown. aly, 50 cents a box. 8. C. Forp, e2 eoSm 290 Ps. avenue, Sole Ag DISEASES OF TEE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY 4ND SEXUAL SysTEMS— new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address D. J, Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso. ciation, No, 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. je 306m DIED, On Thursday afternoon, at 2 o’cleck, after an ill- ness of three days, CHRISTIAN G, KLOPFER, in the 79th year of his age, The deceased was a native of Faxonyv, but was a resident of this ceuntry for 58 years, the last 49 of which were spent in this city. The funera! will take place from his late resi- dence, No. 521 K street. between ith and 5th streets. to-morrow (Saturday.) tae Ist prox , at 2 p.m., to which his friends and acquaintances are invited. = In Washineton, on Sept. 29th, PAT’K O’NEIL, anative of County Tyrone, Ireland, aged 27 year, His funeral will take place from his late res dence, on 23d street, on to morrow (Saturday) Oc Ist, at3 o'clock p. m. * California, on the 2th of July last, CLEM- ENT COX, f erly of Georgetown, in the 3ith year of h * GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS. ge A Resouvtion making an appropriation for re- pairs of hydrants,and for placing a fre-plug at the intersection of Bridge and Potomac streets. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Cauncrl of the Corporation of Georzetown, That thesumof one hundred and fifty dollars be and is hereby appropriated fur expences of water maintevance of the Town, to be paid by the Clerk to the order of the Water Engineer, on proper vouchers. Resolved further, That the Water Engineer is hereby authorized and directed to have a fire plug. of the best pattern, placed at the intersection of Bridge and Potomae stieeta,and to pay the ex- penses of the eame from the fund appropriated by bis resolution (Approved Sept. 17th, 1364, A Reso.vurion in favor of T. A. Lazenby. Resolved by the Board of Aldermenand Eoard of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, That the Clerk pay to the order of T. A. Lazenby, forty-nine dollars and forty-one cents, being the amount of his bill for oil, &c., furnished the Station House in this Town. from February 20th to September 8th, 164. Approved September 17th, 1864, A ReEsotvrion in favor of George E. Grimes. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, That the Clerk pay to the order of George BE Grimes the sum of ten doilars, in full of his bill for work done at tne Warehouse ‘market, and chargs the same to the fund for defraying the expenses of the temporary market. Approved September 17, 1884, A REsoLvrton in relation to the New Road, Resolved by the Board Aldermen and Board of Comamon Council of the Corporation of Georketown, That the sum of two hundred dollars, or so much thereof. y be necessary to tepair the New Road, lead from Georgetown to the Stone Bouse, whezever it may be hadi washed over the sides by the recent rains, be, and ths same is here- be paid out ef the eral by, appropriated to fund; the said work to be done under the direction of the Street Commissioner, he furnishing proper youchers for the same—this Corporation protest- ing against and reserving the Fight to dispute its liability for more than one half the cost of repair on said road, [Approved Sep‘ember 24, 1354, AN OrnpINANCE offering a bounty for volunteers. Be it ordained by the Board of Alderm nd Board of mon Council of the Corporation, of Georgetown, That the Mayor be, a: is hereby, authcrized to offer such bounties as may be neces- sary in order to fillthe quota of Georgetown ander tue last call of the President for volunteers. to be id by the clerk to the order of George Hill, Jr,, mes A. Magruder and J le: Provide: That the amount soto be “Beaks Qed event entataet Tint ut ordained, That the Mayor and Glert are hereby autho: to borrow, oS cregite cA tie Corporation. ‘at six per cent. interest, visions of ring cacti Brdipance shail not genie’. 8 ‘That thi not go into effegt, and no of 7 hereby ‘preprinted thall be paid, un- tee Seine ted and paid by pratt 1 Beet be OF ¥ ym e ge to tot! “es 8, And be tt farther ordacned Tost thie Olerk ta soe OT ee art ad! Sc ae WANTS. Leb eae tigate freee nar Ae Hotel, 391 Paavo septa j ANTE D— Fi COOK _and DINING W Mor M SERVANT. Apply at 523 commer 2h and Datreets, None but those who are competent need apply, Be 30-20" A RES?ECTABLE WOMAN Wants a Sitastion A ascook in a first-c'ass restaurant or a genteel private family. Address G. M. Miller’s Emp'oy- ment Agency, 9th ‘ WW ANTED—By # young wo! _as chambermaid or cook i fami’s. Apply at No, 297 4th str and H atreets, Jv WwW ANTED—A respectable woman asCOOK. To one who understands her basiness will receiv= the highest wages. Apply at No. 17 id 18th ets, Ww ANTED—Two neat, industrious G@IRLS—one to cook, wash and iron; the other to nurse and assis‘ in housework. Apply at the corner of 2d street west and E north. sep 30-3t™ W AXTED- Three DRESSMAKERS, at No. 359 18th street, between H and I sts. None need apply but geod hands, Also, two youns GIRLS to learn the business. sep 30 st WANTED TO RENT—A small HOUSE of five rooms, in the neighborhood of 4% and 6th Apply to Monitor Hotel, 391 SoA streets, nia av. ANTED.—A young man wishes to secure the ‘services 0’ a gentleman competent to teach the Latin 'anguage from one to two hours daily, Please address T.H T ,StarOfice, sep 3)-3t* OUSE WANTED—An unfurnished HOUSS, with from sixteeightrooms. Calloraddress Mrs. M., 455 12th street, stating location terms, Sep 30-3 W ANTED—First-class COAT HANDS, to w' the best Northern e'ty prices shall he paid, Also,aweekly HAND. Applytoe F. J, HEIBER- GER, Citizen and Military Tailor, No, 362 under Metropolitan Hotel. Sep 3)-tf ANTED—A WOMAN as cook for arestaurant. One who thoroughly understands the busi- ness may apply immediately at 295 E street, be- t i3th and Mth. Tepatstt O. W. OAMPBELL. and FOR RENT AND SALE F°O8 BEN TAA small furnished brick HOUSE, c¢ bta | ing 7 rooms, with gas aad water, Ap- ply «t494 D, bet. ist and 24 streets. sep dh 3t* ousE FoR RENT ON L STEREOS —tancire on Oh ete 3 an opp» Bmith'sCharehe* Ttesf | “MRS SARDO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with or with: out Board, at 416 @ street, between 8th and oth. ‘sep 90:30" VOR SALR—The BTOCK and FExTUnEs ofe ent t % at No 7th street, Pand Gen ree APPlY Regn st ‘OB RE NT—One nicely furnished front ROOM tuitable for two single gentlemen, Inquire al av.. in basement,f'om9 o'clock &.m todo’clock ppm. SUP SSE OR RENT—Three FUBNISHED BED ROOMS, oth oe one PARLOR, a sae street Yoiwern ap st. ; also, two HOUSES for vaio ee wep 8)-3t" ‘OR SALE—A BRICK STABLE, (four atalls) in Oats ee ee W TUMBBOW & Go's, ei if 4 . Boy 269 Paes Chron J sep 90-3 FURNISHED ROOMS. with Board, and Stable for 4 horses, for rent at No. 6 432 atreet. Also, afew gentlemen can be accommodated with Table ard sep 30 lw‘ in the First ard, containing M4 rooms. with water in bath room and kitchen, furnace, ani gas throughout. inquire of Messenger at Art Building, corner of Ith st and Pa. av. Bep3)-20" ‘OR RENT—A FRAME HOUBE, furnished.con taining six reoms, on 8th street, between Qand P streets north. Good reference required. Possession given immediately. Inquire 473 9th st., corner of E. sep ,;URNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD.— Two large communicating rooms, in suite or Singls. 2d floor, in one of the best locations in the city. Inquire at 406 F street, between 6th and 7th, near Post Office, se 3)-2t* LAzez FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. 346 K street. between 12th and 1%th stree Franklin Row. This is one of the highest, most healthy and beautifol locations in the city Bath, ure et het and cold water, in the house, Fep 30- 'o. at 3H-3t* ANTED—A SITUATION byalady as sales- lady in adry goods and fancy store. Bpeaks both the English and German languages. Good referencecan be given. Address A. DAVI4, Washington, D. it* A te DOLLARS BONUS will be given for the KRY of a dwelling suitable for a small family in a respectable section ef Washington or George- town. Ten dollars re’ will be given for infor- mation which will secure suca a place, Please ai- dresa P. 0, Box 357, Washington. Sep 3)-3t* ANTED—By a youn ntleman of respects- w TE. ya rate Pt ble standing: and competent, a SITUA- N ina business house or educational estab lishment. Best references will be EB. V. G,, 456 llth street west, Was! sep 30-2t* WV ABTED- Two honest, industrious, cahable, and home staying WOMEN, one to cook, wash and iron, and the other todo the house work for a family of six persons. Those who can bring isfactor . references, and none others need a, ply, will hear of a good home and moderate wazes on application atNo. 58 High st., Georget just above the car stand. 8ep 30- (CARPENTERS WANTED. Headquarters Department of Washington, Opice Chief Quartermaster Nos, 534, 535, 533 Lith street. near New York av WasuiaTom Bept.29. 1834. "') Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS to go to Point Lookout. Maryland. Wages 370 per month and aration. Each workman will bring his own kitoftools. Transportation will be furnished by the Gevernment for the workmen and their ‘ols from this city to Point Lookout. 7 to NCJOHN A. BLISON, Colonel and Ohief Quartermaster, 30-tf Department of Washington WANSTED- A white WOMAN, as dishwasher, and a colored BOY, to do general housework, at 501 lith st,; near Pa. avenue. Sep 29 3t* W ANzED_At 415K street, betw. Sthani9%th a CHAMBERMAID, WAITER and HUUSE- KEEPER. None but those who are competent need apply. se 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 and D sts, 86 29-31* V 7 ANTED—At the Gosiing House—A WAITER who understands his business, can get steady employment and sylvania avenue, sep 29-3t* ‘WO OR THREE ROOMS WANTED-—Suitable for housekeeping, (unfurnished preferred.) in this city or Georgetown. Address" D. U. A.” Btar Office. sep 23 3t* W ANTED—A small HOUBE five to seven rooms, ina respectable neighborhood, within five minutes’ walk from Post Office,or of convenient ac- cess by horse cars, Address, stating terms and location, W.N.H., Box 755 Post Office sep23-lw* ANTED—A WOMAN, to wash and iron,and do the general housework. None but a good one need apply Wanted also, a good NURSE, to take care of children. Inquire No. 352 0 st., between 4%¢ and 6th streets, next to Bath House. sep23 3t* ABORERS WANTED—Wanted immediately two hundred LABORERS to work on the sec- ond track ef the Washington Branch of the Balti- more and Ohio Railroad, between Washington and Anpapolis Junction, The highest 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, Qamden Station In Washington to Mr. GEO. 8. KJONTZ, Agent, at the Railread Depot, or to Mr. W. W. PLUMMER, Supervisor on line of ro: SOHN L. WILSON, _sep 27 10t Master of Road, B. and 0. RR, ANTED IMMEPDIATELY,—A WOMAN to Serve as wet nurse. White woman preferred. pply at No. 348 $d street west, between E and F streets north, 5ep 26-e03t* WV ANTED—To rent, by the Ist of October, a large FURNISHED HOUSE, centrally lo- cated. Address J.O.H.,Staroftice. sep 24-6t* V ANTED—A small HOUSE. consisting of from 4 to 8 rooms, unfurnished, situated between 34 and 12th and Pa.ay.and Ist. Address Box S11 P.O. Washington. sep 24-6t* Cir QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, Depot oF WASHINGTON, Wasnincton.D O., Sept. 21 1864. WANTED. AT ONCE—At the Government work- shops. corner of Nineteenth and F streets, TWEN- TY GOOD TINSMITHS, or men who understaad ite manufacture and putting up of Sheet Iron over, Wages: Seventy dollars per month, with aration. Also, privilege of hoipstal when si. SEHR ne eae aS Me 4. Q.M.,U. 8, A., No. Teet. a 'D. H. RUCKEK, Brig. Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, _fep 22-10t Depot of Washington. W ANTED—The undersigned desires to pur- chase all kinds of ladies and gentlemen’s CAST OFF CLOTHING, for which the highest peice wa be paid. Cail immediately at No. 50 ouisiana avenue, near 9th street, WM. BAILEY. Dealer in all kinds of new and second hand Gloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, &c. sep 19-1m* Fr One HED 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. Bep 12-tf ANTED—Two Hundred COLORED MEN, conde at No. 40 Water street, Georgetown, au iven, Address ton city. od wages. Inquire 247 Penn- Setween 12thand 13th streets, ANT ED-—SECOND HAND FURNITURB ‘Also, MIRRORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. LY, 42™ 7th street. fe8-tf between G and H. east ride PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. IFTH GRAND BALL of the SEYMOUR CLUB will take place at Temperance Hall. E st., bet. 9th and Jith sts, TUESDAY EVENING Oct, 25th, 1854. For particulars se- future advertisement. sep 29 2t™ GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS ‘\EORGETOWN TAXES—Anabatement of three ver cent, will be allowed on the general tax of 1864. if paid on or before the Ist of October next, after which time the Collector will proceed, under the law, to prepare lists of gen-ral water and school tazes due, and unpsid, for advertisement, in- volving heavy additiooal costs. All interested will do well to govern the «selves accordingly. CHARLES D. WELCH, sep 16-dtOctl Collector. GRORGETOWN CORPORATION 8TOOK.— ¥ Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of six per cent. per annum, payable quarterly, can obtain some by applying to WM, DAIRD, Clerk of said Corporation. Je 29-dt01 Notre OF RBEMOVAL, my place of business from No. Having removed 585 to 595 7ta street. corner of Maryland avenue now prepared to furnish my custom- ers wit! latest styles of CLOTHING. either ready-made or made to erder; at as moderate prices as it is possible they can I am now receiving my fall stock, which will be complete Some neat patterns of Fall OVER SACKS, just received, mL stock of FURNISHING GOODS will belarger evel White Bice, tof Nogliges Shirts ine assortment of Negliges & . Lock wood’s Enameled Oo! , 50 cents Gray's Molded Go ao on gRer Packs S id. do 2% a mise nek of Undershirts and Drawers, Got- ton iene! Drone? a8 lergeae pants. of own . &e. le >] atl Corner 7th street and Md. avenue, sep 27-Iw* (Chron. Rep. & Union.) SUBSTITOTES FURNISHED ON 3 bie terms Substitutes for hence eee pter ond Ward one 0) hundred dollars lags ae meet by sep 21-Iw*- 319 E st., bet, 12th and 13th, WAR swcrkitto“brano, | Commences instractien in the above branches on MONDAY, Bopt. Sth, at her residence, 196K st., bét, 18th and’ loth north side, S20" AK RS Cute coce to MOORE'S DRUGELONE Tid at once to enue, West End, Reapers poe Ore anda of his Antidote: S-w | 'URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—BED ROOMS and PARLOR—623 7th street, between D and E streets, Island, sep 29 2t* RESTAURANT FOR SALE .—Fixtures and Bar. Lease for five years. Rent $25 per month. Ap- ply at the Star Office. ge 29 3t™ OR SALE—A fine irom grey wagon HORSE. Apply to BALDWIN BROTHER'S, cornor Ist and D streets. Sep 29 3t* OR RENT—A STORE on Pennsylvania avenue, A bonus will be asked for immediate posses- sion. Apply to JOHN L, MILLER, 430 Penn, avenue, se 29-lw* FO. BENT—The dwelling portion of house No. 389 9th street west, containing seven rooms Inquire of GASS & GATLREY, cor. of 9th and I streets. sep 29-2t* ‘OR RENT—Two large commnnicating Rt Ss, furnished without board,a pleasant location, No. 516 L street, bet, 9th and 10th, will be vacant Ist October. sep 29-d3t* or RENT: ate 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* ‘OB RENT—SECOND FLOOR of Brick Hoase containing three unfurnished rooms, in a ra- spectable neighorhood on Capitol Hill.’ Suitable fora small family Price $20 per month in advance, Address *'H. H. C.,” City Post Office. sep 29-2t* {URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,—Several ‘ ‘neatly furnished Rooms for rent, with or without board, at 415 10th street, between G and H sts.,only three squares from the Post Office, and in one of the finest neighborhoods in the city. __Bep 29-2t* FO BENT. One FRONT ROOM and BASE. MENT, furnished or unfuraished, ina private family; no chiléren. Rent moderate. Inquire at 212 F st.,near the Treasury, at the Clerk’s Office, up Stairs, from 8 to 11 o’clock a m., orat the premises, No. 36 Becond street east, between B and © north, near the Capitol, on Capitol Hill, Single gentlemen preferred. eep 29 3t* FOR, BENT tro UNFURNISHED ROOMS, on 17th street, between K and L. _Sep 23-3t* (OR RENT—A suit of FURNISHED ROOMS at 465 lath street, between G and H strects, with Water and gas; for gentlemen only, __ #0 33 OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, to Gentle- men only. Referencesrequired. Apply at No, 454 12th street, between wu and H. sep 25-3t* FR SALE—At a liberal price. a fine rosewood PIANO, at the residence of PHILIP ARTH, on 9th st., between E and G, Navy Yard. sep23-lw* Fo RENT. ON OAPITOL HILL—A yeneené FRONT ROOM. ins private honse, Ne. 371 Jet street east, corner of O street, near the Capi- tol. Also,an excellent Brick Stable, lange qnoag® for four or five horses, with yard attached. 823-3t* ‘OR SALB—Two BRICK HOUSES, 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- Suir ok R, M, COMB?, 8th street, Navy Yard. se 23-lw FURNISHED ROOMS to let, without board,at sep 27 2w* 272 F ast., corner of 13th. Fe SALE—a small FRAME HOUSE, on New ¥.rk avenue, south eide, second door from 5th street, witha nine years lease Conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the purshaser. Terms cash. Enquire of 8. B. COOPER, 272 8th street, between Mand N streets nerth. Sep 27-5t* TUDOR PLACE FOR RENT.—This spacious Villa, well furnished and beautifully situated on the Heights of Georgetown, within a few min- utes’ walk of the street cars, is offered for rent to any private familywho may desire such a resi- dence, and who would be acceptable tenants. Ap- ply on the premises, Congress street, Georgetown, sep 27-1w RARB CHANCE! The undersigned offers at wholesale A BTORE in @ont, locality, containing a well selectad stock of Ladies’, Gents’, Misses’ and Children’s Boots and Shoes; also, a ‘handsome stock of Gentlemen’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats and Caps, and Gents’ Furnishing Goods 0, a lease on store and dwal- ling for 5 years. 'TH® stand is one of the oldest es- tablished on the Island. The reason for selling out is because be wants to change business. Foran further information call at JUsEPH JOSEPH’S, No. 121 4% street, Island. 8ep 7-1w* F% RENT—The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE, situated at corner of 12th street and New York avenue, For further information apply at 295 F street, between 1:th and 13th, N. B.—Thisstere has been established for the last twenty-five years and is well adopted for any kind of business. seb 25-lw* GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE .—I offer for rent my former place of business, No. 535 7th street, near Maryland avenue, at a moderate rent. It has two rooms over the store. A smal stock of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CA 2b and FIXTURSS, will be sold to the party renting. This isa good opportu® for a thorough busi ness man to conduct the Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap business, as there is now no similar establishment in this locality. Apply t GEO. C. HENNING, ppiy ‘0 Corner 7th street aud Md avenue, Sep 26-lw™ ({COnron FUUBNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board. [for gentlemen only. Location the best in the sity, 264 F street, between 13th and ith, Also, Table Boarders by the day or month, sep 24-Gt* FFOR RENT Three-story BRICK HOUSE, with back building, containing thirteen roms, on Pa.ay., between 17h and 18th streets, No. 154. Gas and water on the premises, Inquire within between 6and7o’clock imthe afternoon. Posses- sion given Uct. Ist. sep i2-tf AUCTION SALES. ——<———_——— THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BY 248.0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, 50.000 COMMON CIGARS AT PUBLIO SALE outs ADs MORNING October lat, at 10 to svit. CCF Auction Rooms, we shall sell in lots Ter eo, MEDIUM QUALITY CIGARS, sepa 3.0. MeGUIRE & © PY WM. L Wat @ co. a B Atthe Horse Basear- SS La, avenae, HORSES, CARRIAGES. | a GES, HARNESS, &C., AT On SATUDAY MORNING, Ist sell. xt the Bazaar, commencing at Teer large number of fine saddle and harness Horses." “2 Family arity el Rockaways, eome superior Express Wagons. 80. Sets singl a di 5 Botte’ male and double Harness, Saddles and ae lar sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- sep 28 WM. L, WALL & 00., Aucts, Y WM. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. BOOKS, STATIONERY, ENVELOPES, &c,, AT AUCTION. SATURDAY next, at 93¢ o’clock, at our Auction Store. No. 307 P the itect ot a sckatore ‘venue, we shall sell ots of goo: oks, including a complet: ofthe Raven Gfice Reports sinew is; means ‘ive; lot of firs' . and fancy Stationery, ke arcs eeaee For examination sony Saturday morning. “W. B. LEWIS & co., Facts, Sep 28-3t (Chron2t)} (QoVERNMEN T SALE. The purchasers having failed to comply with the terms of the eale, I shall resell. at my Auction Rooms, 502 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Hall, on SATURDAY, October Ist, at 12 o'clock, the fol- lowing condemned goeds: Ove lot of Charts, (cotton backed.) weighing 4,3:5 pounds, One Globe. One Chronometer. Terms cash, in @overnment fands. By order of 8. P. BROWN, Navy A sep 28-3t K. F. PAGE, B* BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers. Orriog U. 8. Cari1oL EXteNsion, Wasuincron, D. O., September 3, 1854. On SATURDAY, October Ist, commencin, 10 a. m., the following variegated and plain ble will be sold at public auction, on the grounds north of the United Btates Capitol : v0 blocks Tennessee ‘ble. 1,000 feet (cubic) of remnants ao. 2 pieces Potomac Marble. p. 6 cubic feet Verment Green Serpentine. 8 Column Shai do. 2,00 cubic feet remnants Italian Marble. At the same time will be sold a large lot of Doors: Shutters, and Building Materials, of va rious kinds, By order of the Secretary of the Interior, 7 order of the Secret UMENT L. WEST, sep 6-dtd General Superintendent, ts. Germantown and nt. uct, Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, ‘At the Horse Bazaar, 98, South side’ Penn’a avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. TWO COWS AND CALF AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY MORNING, Ist October, we will sell, st the Bazaar— Two Cows and Calf, Terms cash, sep 30 WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, Y¥ JAS. O. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SPLENDID ROSEWOOD CASE CHICKERING Pea H Chan PIANO FORTE, AT PUB- On TO-MORROW MORNING, October Ist, at 1) o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, where it has been removed for convenience of sale, we shall sell, tor account of Miss Julia © Jessup— Asplendid Rosewood Case7 Octave Parlor Grand Piano Forte, with Cover and Stool, Also, a lot fine Silver Plated Ware, Dishee, Waiters, &c., &c, Terms cas! _sep3) ~ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, YJ. ©, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY CASH SALE OF VALUABLELOT WITH BRICK HOUSE ON 18TH STREET, BE- TWEEN G AND H STREETS NORTH, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 4th, at 5 o’clock, on the yremis-s, we shall sell,a valuable Lot, on the west side of Isth street west, between @ and H streets north. fronting 23 feet on 18th street, aug tanning back 100 feet, improved by a Brick able. Title perfect, and sale peremptory. Terms cash. sep 30-4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. BY JAS, CO. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. 10TH STREETS WEST = On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 5th, 1864, at 4% o’clock, on the premisas, we sta lsella desirable two-story and attic Frame Dwelling House with back building, being the western house of the row known as‘*Holmes’ Row,” and contain- ing nine roems, ‘erms ca _h. Title perfect. Conveyances and stamps at the cost ef the purchaser. sep 30-d JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Bouth corner Penn’a avenue and 9th street, Tureen, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGAR S Q reach SAND TOBAC. On TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. 4th, commen- cing at 10 o’clock, we will sell, at the Auction Rooms, an assortment of Groceries, &c., compri- Bid, iV Chests Tea. Horse Coffee AR ) Bex+s Ground Pepper and Kegs M Boxes Yellow and Fancy Soaps ee sear Qases Whisky. Demijohns Brandy x Cases sit Hennessy and Cognac Brandies, of @ Cases Holland Gin, Rye and Bourbon Whisk Irish apd Scotch Whisky - Drake's Plantation Bitters Aromatic and Cognac Bitters 1,000 dozen Honev and Fancy Soaps os Boxers. sinerent brands xex Navy and other Tobacco 25 Kegs White Lead 10 Barrels Molasses 5) Baskets He? sick and Siller’s Champagne 25 Barrels Glassware 50 Barrels old Bourbon, Gibson, Kyle, Cincin- nati and Rye Whisky Octaves Brandy 1 Barrel Apple Brandy 5 Barrels Kilkinnick Tobacco 22 boxes very superior Old Virginia Tobacco Meerschaum and otber Pipes 2new Burglar-proof Safes With a variety of other goods in the Grocer & yo LL & y line. WM. Ll. WA 0o., sep 30 1Chron} Auctioneers. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. No, 526 7th and D streets north, AUCTION SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH C STREET, BETWEEN 3D AND 4% STREETS WEST. On MONDAY, the 34 day of October next, at half past 5 0’clock p. m , we shall sell, in front of the premises part of Lot 11, in Square £35, having ~ tore front on C street and running back the full lepth. Tors : $50 cash on the day of sale; remainderin 90, 60 and 9) days, with notes bearing interest, and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title indisputable. Sep 29-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. (pOLING HOUSE FOR SALE, The Proprietor of this popniae and well-known Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from busi- ness, and offers his well-known house for rale. Any one wishing te engage in a LUCRATIVE BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- sylvania avenue bet. 12th and 13th sts, se12-3w* HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PRI- vate sale a tract of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 miles from the Capitol, over Benning’s Bridge; about 50 acres cleared, and 45 in meadow; the balancein unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut, No improvements. except a small house. For further particulars address Box 354, Washington, D. O.. or inquire of the subscriber, 13s miles northeast of Benning’s Bridge. sep 6 Im" E. SHERIFF, R RENT—The ‘and commodii OME comprising the second. third aud Groans ries over J. L_ Kidwell’s new Drug Store. on Eat., near corner of Pa. av. and 14th st., two deors be: low Willards’ Hotel. Sau 2-tf JOHN L. KIDWELL, SALK—A three story and attic BRICK FP Wo88i and outbuildings, on N ite street between aod ONoSGUG eat aoe the Washington Railway, near the Depot House. containing 10 roome; @ vacant lot adjoining; front f 55 by 80. For further particul i f WALL, STEPHENS & CO” No. 329. Pounsyive. nia av. aulé PPCENISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, to gentlemen only—347 K street, near Lith. Inquire of Mrs. A. E. STEPHENSON. ' an 3i-tf FORREST aime Stag PRLCE EDU eh ainin x al P. Please inquire at 525 lth te i pee En NIORB TO KENT—Between 7th and ets, Ss 400 B street. Inquire on the premise 5 sep J7-12t* ICTOR BECKER, PIAN Vv MEEPATRERO TUNER AND Established in thie city in 1854. and until recent- yy. connected with the storeof Mr. John . Bilis. and known as tuner for Chick- ering & Sons. ishes to inf hit friends and patrons that in fatare orders for ta- repairs of Pianos, Dhif'verecelred atthe mince le, Printers, G26 Pa. avenue. t efi weal nee ¥. str Rer e- Visitation. « fessors J.” F"Oeelteld, P ; Miss * Benj. thie" {—Being a corres BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526 corner 7th and D streets north, J AUCTION SALE. On MONDAY, the3d day of October next, at 10 o’clock a.m.,on the corner of 7th and L streets north, we shall sell the entire stock ot a Family Grocery, consisting of every article that a retail store cap have. The entire stock, fixtures and lease can be bought before the day of tale by calling on the owners on the premises. r : It is one of the best stands in Washington fora family grocery. in The reasons for selling is that the owner having oe pase cannet attend to both. ‘erms cash, sep 2a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, YY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 626, corner 7th and D streets north, HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON H 8THFET. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH 81 : SE OTION, 'H 81 RBETS NORTH On TUESDAY, the 4th day October next, at 5 e’clock p m., we shall sell, in front of the prem- ises, part Lot 5, in square 453, beginning at south- east corner of said Lot.and raching thence west 42 feet; thence south 132 feet 104s inches; thence east 42 feet; thence south to the place of beginning, Tupving back to 30-foot paved alley. Wel ay This Peers will be divided into two Building Lota 21 feet front each, 132 feet 10's inches deep, making the handsomest Building Lots in Wash- ington. Terme: One-half cash; balance six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises. A oc be ae aed and revenue stamps at tha cost of the pure 5 . Purebaser®G REEN & WILLIAMS, Aticts. Fep 29-d {Con Union} B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct,; Georgetown, Ww FRAME HOUSE, PARTLY DE- TRO LeD BY THE LATE FIRE. AND VAC UABLE BUILDING Lut IN GEORGETOWN, on MONDAY. AFTERNOON, October Sdvat four ft |. m., ront o! mises, Pe = of Second and Warren streets, Dont AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. 'Y W. B. LEWIs B No. 30F Por Agctionsers, REGULAR AUCTION Bat. DAY, THURSDAY. AND satVR Say Oe Cash advances made on all kind of gvo: settled same day. if required. BY WM. L. WALL & 00., oF Fr She D WILL, LEASE, STOOK, 4c. BXTENSIVE LIVERY STABLE OF EEN D AND & STREETS, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORN: MG Octobers, Somteoncing which has over four years to run, Sarriages, Buggies, Harness, Sada D, head of Drawin . Harness, and Sad including Several [ed Trotters sir aa ‘agons Opon Barouches and 0 i Phartonang Rockawaye ee able Furniture fone We call the attenti buyers to this fale, a Terms cash, sep 28 MARSHALL, No. 473 art at 10 o'clock, we will sell the Good A conprisi: ns Top and no top Bu, Da Sete of Bi: tate Binet je and Doubie Harness the stock and carriages =~ Carriages will all be sold. B* J. 0. ee OS On RNOON, 5 o'clock acne Auction Rooms, oe teat volt ie scms to suit— $2,8:0 Corporation of Georgetown, quarterly six per cent, stock. $6,000 Corpo; ation of Washington quarterly six er cent. Stock. ; $5°0 Corporation of Washington six per cent. Stock (semi-ennual,) $300 Yorporation of Washington five per cent, eck. 8) Shares Washington and Georgetown City Pas senger Railroad Stock. $5,000 Washington and Georgetowa Railroad Company, First Mortgage Bonds, Te hb. rep JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. BY ©. R. L, CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. NOTICE, Pursuant to an order and decree of the Orphan's Court of Washington County, duly ratified and confirmed by the Supreme Court of the District of Co‘umbia, sitting im Equity, I shall,on THURS- DAY, the 6th day of October next. at 4% o'clock, p m_., sell at publicauction, on the premises, ali 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 @ certain piec® or par- cel of ground lying, situate and being in the City of Wasbington, and known and distinguished in the public plan or plat of said city, as Lot Nambet six, (6)in Square Number five hundred and fifty- nine (559), and estimated to contain eleven thous- and six hundred and fifty- mine (11,659) square feet more or Jess. Terms: One half of the purchase money cash; the residue payable in 3,6,9and 12 months, with i 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 Joha T. Killmon, deceased, Bep 26-100 c.R L. CROWN & CO., Auct. Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, RUSTEES’ SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN neu THE SEVENTH WARD. i By virtue ofa deed of trust to the subscribers, dated the 17th day of Auenst, 1860, and recorded in Liber J, A, 8, No. 203, folios 167, et seq., 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 bumbered seven, (7,) of sub-division of Square numbered four hundred and thirteen, (413,) of tl plan of the City of Washington, with the improv ments thereon, consisting of a two roars House. This property is situated om south @ st., between 8th 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 fo an alley s sitcach, the residue in six elye months, the purchaser giving his notes forthe deferred payments, ratisfactorily endorsed and bearing interest from the day of sale, and se- cured bya feea of trust on the premises, ‘All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. _ ifthe teries of saleare notcomplied with, within five days from the day of sale, 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 i ity of hington. au27-2aw3wkds WM.L, WALL& CO., Aucta THE ABUVE SALE 18 UNAVOIDABLY Sefeety to SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 5 oie E. 0, OARRINGTON.} prustees, sep 2-4 WM. b, WALL & 00, Aucts, &@- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Post- poned to the 6th day of October, at 4 0’clock, E, C. CARBINGT LOYD, G0 types Bep 26 WM. L. WALL & CO., Austs. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, No. 526 7th street, corner D north, VALUABLE SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY UN THB OORNER OF IRD|STREET AND MISSOURI AVENUE AT AUCTION, On 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 Rooms in all. It has been occupied as a large Hotel, on Lot 1, in Square A. zhe above property will be sold separate or alto- ee’ Also, Lots 37 and 38. on Third street. in same Square. 5) feet front by 100 deep, adjoining the improved property. bis eale offers great inducements to purchasers, 7 Si oberenss one of the best in the city for a large hotel. Terms made known on the day of sale. sep 28 d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anucts, Y¥ J. OC. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, TRUETEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR L STRRET NOKTH, BETWEEN 61. AND 7TH STREETS WEST. = On THULSDAY AFTEBNUON, October 6, at 5 o’clock on the premises, 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., one of the Land Records for Washington Gounty. D. O.,we shall sell part of Lot No. 4, Square No, 449, fronting 4 feet 6 inches on north L street, between 6ta and 7th streets west, and rapning back 79 feet 6 inches, Pye es portion of the said Lot No. 4. frontin, 29 feetAon the 30-foot alley, and extending back tha’ width 40 feet. improved by a frame tenement. Terms cash. AMEUL aares and revenue stamps at the cost of @ purchaser. AMOS YOUNG. HILLARY OC. OFPUTT.{ Trustees. sepl5eoad J. 0. MOGUIRE & O0., Aucts. ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF VERMONT AVENUE AND NORTH V SI REBT. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October tn, at 432 o'clock, on the by virtue of a deed of trust from James ted May 27th, 1863, and duly recorded among thefland records for Washin, ton county, I sball sell, Lots No J and 31, 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 publi ley, and improved bya smal! Brick House and a portable shanty. . Terms: One half in casn; the remainder iosix = nine mentee, a interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances ‘and stamps at the cost of the pur- enpest U_H, RIDENOUR, Trustee. rep 23 eokds J.C. MoGUIBE & OO., Aucts, UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, te ter General's Office, 1st Division, Quart shingion City, Septoinber 2%, 54 H Will besold at public auction, tothe highest bidder, ae iesboro. D. C..on iW iDay Sep athER CAVALRY ONE BUNDRED |AND AVAL! FRIDAY, OOTOBER7. 1834. ONE HUNDRED when FIFTY CAVALRY These horses ave been condemned as unfit for ths cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes Many g0od bar- gains may be bad, id singly. in United States currency, Sale to “cy order of the Quartermaster Geperal order of the Quartermas' 5 uf AMES A. EKIN, sep27-Vt Col. in charge Ist Div. Q.M.@. 0. psctieci COUNTRY BESIDENCEGWOr Krow ° Das PLEASANT VIEW SEMINARY, Latel ied by Miss Mari: ’ schoo : situated on the Baitimoreana Wee Railroad, at Hyattsville, or bur aes miles trom Washington and yards containing ten acres jand, whie’ verted into town lots. 9 praper* proved with two dwellin, rooms and a cottage with 8ro fruit are now growi: is” eat Fiona on the. a9 —_ and more— one 0} Fst the fo: or - e. above- ‘ION, on the prem: Hotes °: oh ¥ we: jo" fal day. No . part of Lot No. 114, fr ing Wt open es tee ee cat . The bulls ee bythe. ‘into fire, a) ‘with little outlay, can be com; yr f ‘erms : a fami: in and twelve fs, secured - Reed ot trust on ihe property. Al! convey: end stamps at sep 28-4 {Gon. Union. Raat se,