Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1864, Page 3

4 LOCAL NEWS. y AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT TVERS’ AND DERi0Us’ C1Rcus, at the corner New Yerk avenue and 6th street, continues % prove 8 very attractive resort. Madame Macarte, the noted equestrieune, is here this Week, and is a decided acquisition to the al- ready fine company The Bedouin Arabs, who appear e&ch afternoon and night, are among the Most attractive features. CanTEREury.—Admirets of grace and beau- ty should by ali means see the troupe of female performers now at Canterbury Hall, and all ‘who would also enjoy a beriy laces. can do pat 8 witnessing Dougherty’s ghable farce, «Life in Limerick,” and the Ethiopian acts ot John Mulligan and others. Grover’s THEATER.—“An Hour in Seville,” Iirs. Williams’ astonishing Protean comedy, is announced for to-night for the last time. ‘This play is well worth seeing. Mrs. Williams assumes eight distinct characters, and her transformations are perfect. The entertainment will conclude with “Uncle Pat's Cabin,” in which Barney Williams is unrivalled. Forp’s THEATRE.—Maggie Mitchell will repeat her impersonation of + Marie,” in the « Pearl of Savoy,” to-night. Maggie's popu- ie does not wane in the least, crowded uses greet her nightly and she receives the Most rapturous applause. On Friday evening she will take a benefit and will appear Y original character “The Little "e- ALLS.—At Temperance Hall, the Anderson lub give their eleventh 4 ball to-night, and the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Com- pany, No. 1, give a ball at their hall on Massa- chusetts ayenue. Hither wiil be worth at- tending. ——— THirpD Warp Meer The Draft Asso- ciation of the Third Ward held another meet- ing last night. . Sharretts reported that by direction of the committee he had visited Alexandria, and had had an interview witha party whe pro- posed to furnish recruits to fill up the quota of ihe ward. He (Mr.S.) had no doubt the men could be speedily raised if the money was Zorthcoming. " Mr. Larner corroborated Mr. Sharretts’ state- Ment as to the possibility of obtaining the men. He believed they would receive a satistactory Baswer on Wednesday, (to-day.) Gen. Fry Mr. L. stated) had postponed sending draft Rotices to Georgetown, because there was a prospect that they would fill theirquota. The same leniency had been extended to the Third ‘Ward, and he thought now every effort should be made to raise the required amornt of money to secure recruits. Twenty-five hundred dol- dars in addition to the amount of money now on hand would clear the ward and put ina re- cruit for each man. Mr.L. did not believe anything could be expected trom the Councils, for the supplementary bill introduced would only giveeach man about #63. The ward must therefore depend upon itself; and Mr. Larner inyited some proposition leoking to the raising of money. “ Mr. Sharretts urged the ward to do some- thing at once. He had come here night after night, and it was the same thing over, and no action was taken. He was willing to continue to work if the association would do something, © would not come here another night to be y mere child’s play. Heretofore it was all now let it be work. Wolt moved the appointment of a com- ot twenty-five to canvass the ward, and lieved the $2,500 or $3,000 required could by Wednesday night. If the ward’s quota was not now filled, there would inevita- bly be another draft. r. Ogden did not believe the committee ‘would accomplish anything in the way of col- dections. He for one would not serve. Mr. Wolf's motion prevailed and gentlemen ‘Were asked to volunteer as collectors. Some = asked if the money could not be wed. Mr. Bartlett opposed that unless there was Some guarantee that it would be paid. The Jnoney could be obtained if two or three gen- tlemen would endorse, but no one would take the endorsement of the ward itself. An elderly gentleman in the back part of the asked if the associziion was now working to clear the whole ward, orto aid only such members as had contribdted. ‘The Chair stated that the object now was to clear the whole ward. Out of the 56 drafted not more than 15 soldiers would be obtained by accepted men or substitutes, and another draft ‘would be inevitable. Mr. Shedd, one of the drafted men, said he had been accepted. He had contributed his mite, and sow asked to be protected, as prom- ised by the association. He wason the eve of being putinto the barracks, and he wanted to weatonce what the association would do im. He thought they were doing more fe who had not contributed than for fted men who had given what the: He only demanded his rights. He ha he association under a promise that he be protected, and he now demanded tection. ‘olf, Mr. Sharretts, Mr. McKean and thought Mr. Shedd was reflecting un- | ly on thecommittee. They would heip the men to the amount on hand, but thought Itbest to make an effort to clear the whole Br. Shedd disclaimed any intention of re- @cting upon the committee. He only wanted ite committee to do something positive. A number of gentlemen here guaranteed money amounting in the aggregate to fovided the men could be raised. Ogden did not think it feasible to collect ount required, and he submitted a prop- that one half of the funds on hand be among such of the contributors as had fted, and the other half be retained to among such members as may be ‘in case of another draft. proposition was opposed by many Ps soteehs ‘while others asserted that it was thing but’ simrple jusitce to those who had been drafted. - . ‘Volunteer collectors not coming forward, the Chair was authorized to appoint the com- Mittee, and it was instructed to make every, effort and report to-night, and if unsuccess- ful i the collection, the money in hand will be divided, as per Mr. Ogden’s resolution. 5 — le Lrxcotny AND JounNsoN MEETING IN THE SixTH_ WarpD.—The regular meeting of the East Washington Lincoln and Johnson Asso- ciation was held last evening at Odd Fellows’ Hail, Nayy Yard, Mr. Wm. Dixon presiding, and Mr. James C. Dulin secretary. Aninvitation was received from the Lincoln and Johnson Club of Giesboro’ to meet them “Wednesday evening, which wasaccepted. The Giesboro’ Club will provideambulances, which ‘will heat the ball to take ali over who desire to attend, and itis understood that a steamer ‘will leave 7th street wharf this evening for the Purpose of taking the city folks over. The Chair stated that it had been currently w@@ported that the timber of which this flag- ‘was made was a free gift from the Depart- mt, and he wished to correct the statement— thing was paid for. Mr. Peake, the treasurer, stated that the ‘whole outfit was paid for, and he held the re- ceipt of the paymasier of the Yard for $191.05, aid for the pole. Healso stated that the flag d burgee cost $98, which had been paid. Mr. Clements stated that he had received Jetters from Hon John Lee Chapman, and the -Chbatrman of the Maryland Execative Com- Mittee, in relation to procuring the names aod residences of Maryland voters, with a view of getting them to the polls to vote on the new copsutution, Mr. ©., stated that Mr. S. Cross ‘Was making efforts to furnish sach informa- tion. Mr 0. E. Lathrop stated that arrangements ‘were beimg mace. in the Yard whereby the Wasryland voters cam be paid off the day pre- ‘vious to the election day. 1 Mie regular pay in the Yard comes this month on the day of election } Mr. Wm. Prince, of Mass., was introduced, ‘and made a capital Gy en of about an hour and a halt in length, in which he reviewed the questions of the day, and spoke particularly of the military history of McOlellan; which was drequently applauded. Mr. Hagha was next called on, and made a Jew well-timed remarks. urging all Mary- landers to rally and vote, on the !ith instant, to tree the State and place her among be! tree States. He had been raised in a slave. State, but had alw: opposed the institution, ‘because it was m and religiously wrong, and was degrading the working classes. ir. H. stated that at some future day the records ot the courts in Maryland would pet se of interest, and he referred to a case which ha} pened in bis Cee arte id gentleman was indi for cirenla! the Sunday Sch»ol Advocate, a Sune day si paper, but he was thankful that the day was coming when a}! taws countenancin; these proceedimgs would be blotted ont He contended that the emergies of tne State had been -crippled by slavery, 85 could easily ee the Tie whee? NMtcy wal’ sce: sutton > Where siay: rest of the Beate, and these counties. DR. SUNDERLARD ty P Anré.—The Paris cor- respondent of the New York Herald writes:— eb Dr. Suaeriogt, the pew a merican chapel in Paris, and late chaplaia to Congress, preached his first sermon. hereon be ve bie and popular with his flock. Bishop Mell- vaine, of Obicr sepecnen om the same day at the new Ame: Episcopal church, which, ‘With its new and beautifal steeple, is now ran- ning & strong opposition to the “chapel.” pees oe thsschenaes BREAD.—Since the fall in flour, some of the Jong established bakers have reduced the price of bread one cent per loaf. The example set, others had to follow, much against their will, and to make up for the loss of that cent, have undertaken to reduce the size of the loaves they offer. This is contrary to law. —_—.>—_ GUERRILLAS.—The guerrillas are very quiet in Fairfax county at present. Not one has been heard of during the past ten days. They are prineipally engaged in operating at pres- ent in Sheridan’s rear. decichismne CYS Fair.—The ladies of the Sixth Presbyterian Church are having an interesting fair at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. ——.—__—_ ‘WE WOULD OALL the attention of parties de- siring a house, or those seeking a profitable investment, to the vale of a store and dwelling house, corner of Sth and M streets, on Saturda: afternoon next, at 5o’clock. Also, to two vai- uable lots on corner of 14th and Chestnat street, and one or 10th street, between Q and R, on Lele ime See the advertisements. oc 5-2 a THE LEADING OBJECT with every man should be to secure @ home, and to secure one you should go to Hall & Co's Real Estate Office, corner 7th and F' streets. 3t SPECIAL NOTICES: panies FRESH ASSORTMENT of Cloth Hats just opened at B. H, Stinemetz’s, 234 Pennayly: av., near 13th st. 0c5-3t Laptgs ANp Misses H trimmed and untrimmed, av., near 13th street. s, in felt and silk, Stinemets’s, 934 Pa: ocd 3t For SAL¥,—An excellent counter, pannefed and painted, and in good conaition, 20 feet long, 2 feet 4 inches wide, will be sold cheap for cash, at No. 278 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ilth and 12th streets. oc 5-3t* Kromer’s (UpHam’s) Harr Dre, Fifty Cents a Boz. Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1. Natural, durable, beautiful. Warrantedto please This ar- ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr. Cututow, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, who pronounte it free from all poi- sonous ingredients, and the material composing i will not injure the most delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers everywhere, Joun J, Krome, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DRUNKENNESS CURED, The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingcup. Dr. Zane’s antidote for strong drink is acertaim cure for drunkenness. It creates a dis- like for strong drink, and can be administered without the knowledge of the patient. Descriptive circulars sent to anyaddress. For sale by all respectable Druggists in the United States and Canadas, Price $1 per box, or packages of six boxes for $5. , : Joun J. Kromer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ds. Ranp’s SPeotric, Theoldestand most reliable medicine for the cure of Spermatorheea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power,&c, This medicine has stood the test of over thirty years, and has always proved a success Lr. Rand’s Specific is exhibited in the form of pills, made up entirely of substances thst have a specific effect upon the generative organs, Most persons associate the idea of operations upon the bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specific of Dr. Rand is not intended as an evacuating medi- cine, Its medica] virtues are expended entirely upon the impaired generative organs. The pills are no@unpleasant to the taste, and many persons masticate them with impunity before swallowing them; which plan we would always recommend, ag affording the speediest way to get the effecc of the remedy, Price $1 per box, or six boxes for $5. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Jouw J. Kromer, Wholesale Agent, 493 Chestnut street, au 3l-eoly Philadelphia, Pa. NEW 45D SIMPLIFIED MeTHOD FOR PIANO-FORTR AND Sisainc.—Professor Alexander Wolowski has opened Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Afternoon and Classes on the most liberal terms. By Professor Wolowski’s new method, a person having only aslight knowledge of music will be en- abled in a pe yt Nome pi time to execute on the piano operatic and classical music with rare perfection. Asto the vocal part. he arriveset most extraordina- ry results, renders the voice powerful; and enables Ge singer to vocalize, with facility and accuracy. Allthose who would like to become Gne singers xcellent performers willenter their names at idence, No, 455 Tenth street, above Pena- sylvania avenue. Reception hours are from 10 to lla. m, and6to7 p.m. sep 9-I1m ‘vening Singin, Corxs, Bunions, Inverted Nails, and otber dis- orders of the feet, when neglected injure the gen eral s m by preventing the body from taking that patural exercise so conducive to heal-h. To all afflicted with these terrible evils we would re- commend an early call at Dr. White’s office, No 424 Penn’s ay . bet. 434 and 6th sts. Who would suffer torment from disordered teet when arure remedy is so near at hand, and can be effected winen Egat Office open from & a. m. to 8 p. m. sep 7- ‘THE OREAPEST AND Best Hare Dye iN THE WORLD = Fades or Washes Out.—U pham’s Hair Dye, 80 cents abox. The bestinuse. Try it. Sold by ®. 0 Ford, corner lith streetand Penn. avenue, Weeaerd and Henry Cook, Alexandria. a NERVOUS Dssitiry, Seminal WRAXNEGS, otc. Can Be Cured by one who bas really cured bimsei? and husdreds of others, and wil! tell you nothing but the trush, Address, witn ey Epwaap H. Travers. mar? D&W.ly Lock Box. Boston, Maas. * DIED, On the 5th inst., Dr. GEORGE M. DOLE. aged 33 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend hig funeral, fromthe Church of the ascen- sion, to-merrow(Phursday) at 20’clock p.m. * On the 4th inst., LAFAYETTE, aged 15 months Sud 7 days, youngest child of Thomas and Alice H, Donohue. = PERSONAL. EFT THE PREMISES OF JOHN LUTRELL, 351 E street, between lith and 12th. a bound colored girl, answers to the name of RACH EL JACK#ON. ‘Ali persons are forbid harboring or employing her. [oc3-3t*} JUHN LUTRELL, D GRAND OPENING age oF. FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY. AT THE NEW YORE ESTABLISHMENT. On and sfter THURSDAY, October 6th, will be ready for inspection, a large and elegant assort- ment of ETS o N Also, nevelties in the line of : MISS ei AND NFANTS’* PANCY HATS. : ® DRESS CAPS AND All of the latest New. York aia Patients A ew. rk an Pari i 4. eall is solicited from the ladies of this city, feelin assured the display will afford them pleasure, anc rompt them to the kind continuance of their pa- ‘onage. : Ee NFORD, No. 4 Market Space, Penn. avenue, 0c 4-3t* (up stairs, first foor.)3 GRAND PALL OPENING. MME. PRINCE "* will be pleased to show to the LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VICINIY, ir Stock BoxnEts, _¢* Stock of » > HATS, MILLINERY GOODS, &e., &e., &e., on THURSDAY, the 6th iust. She takes this opportanity to return her thanks for past favors... In regard to Beauty, Quality, or the Prices of the Goods.cffered, she leaves entirely to the judgment of those who may favor ber with s.call. BBONS, No.4 A large Btock of TRIMMING at 16 cents, No 65 at 20 cents. oot sBt* 29 MARKET SPACE. BLLEN PFI a SALEENG ON NG OF _ 782.500 WORTH OF DRY-GOODS: ‘ a eieizay * wits ee : 3 AY. 38 of October, to sell off e etock of Di ¥ G00: c 20 per cont. with a f xo} rad ee | 290 pieses Bleached Muslin. 40 cents. 49 cents. z wool Whit Flannel. 6 conts, 4 Site 75 cents. * | obtiapeserat uence sr Mara, a rk style of Oleth and ion prices Sieh and astor of the > WANTS. — 4% streets, two good DININ' SERVANTS. ‘ciple Gainedistoiy. 90 5-3t* Wy ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron, th. Apply at 240 I street, three doors — ———— WANTED—at No, 452 Penn. svoans. betw ese i FOR RENT AND SALE, ‘OR RENT—FRAME HOUSS, with 7 roems, in F Geergetown. Api ne Fayette st. oes a OR RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM, pleasantly i ds t hea on Nth street, No. 356, pK *_ | PURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Avply at ANTED—By a respectable girl, a SITUA- FR 41 hovtmaneee between 6! and7in sts. No. 310 stn ber ih Sue Whe eesSt | ENGR RENEC Re sees oF large Gad giseuowy No. et. 19th and 2th. oc OR RENT 7 = = WARTEDSA, ford, COE, SAREaS, and | Ayprteges SoM ont ath sere Boy he » Oa) ol Oo. be . Bust bring recommendation. moet | Cetninked Pamtecren hs betmoen @ and Ht Oa ANTED—A white orcolored WAITER, (Ger- man prefe ma ing house, Apply at No. 37 8D street, een 8th and 9th. oc 5-3t* J BEGGARDT. OR RENT —One | fortably FOR- F niet tp FRONT ROOM on Rah Lk anal Pyivate family, No. 495 I street, Sebupan, wun gnd all family, BOASDING in in ten miles of Washington and easily accessible. Refs id re- SL ee a Meee SITUA- Wy ANTED—By a respectabl 1, W ATION to do chaneeee eee ae aitecae fne rivate family. Apply to J. M.,” Box No. ved ice, {OR RENT— @ handsomely FUR- PonreHED PARTOR ttt ONRMDERS of Ani and second floors, at 402 713th street, between @ and Het, Board in the house, if wished. 0 5-3t* AUCTIO. a a Se For other Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSBHOLD FURNITURE eos TPRSDAY. the 6th instant at Dordlock a. declining preheat at the residence of a gentleman H mt recta, north, Re ‘ sey rie® corner of 6th and a. 'v ., Ohi le iit Pram Locking Glaiwes nd brhOcraments, Feather Bede, Piltowe, ih Stress Nearly new Cook Stove acd Utena Mettraseos shogany, Sideboard and Dining Tables Ohina, Glass and rockers a Fi lot of Kitchen Requisites Al. ma Serr other articles too numerous to ena- Terma cash, oc ld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ‘OR SALE—The FIXTURES of a Steamed Oys- ter Saloon—new Boiler, Iron Boxes and Goun seth eae good order. Inquire at 493 10th street. ANTED~A smart colered BOY, not more than 10 years old, for housework, at the Tek Legation, 310 H street, between loth end 8. WANTED-A good German or Irish GIRL, for general housework, One having g20d rec- ommendations ean have the highest wages. Ap- ply at M’ME PRINOR’S, 22 Market Space. _1t* AXTED IMMEDIATELY—A HOUSE con- taining seven or eight rooms. Address HENRY ©, AGCK, careof Box 360 Post Office, Washington, 06 5-2t* — ANTED—By respecteble ——_ girl.a SIT ATION as Cook, Washer and [roner in a pri- ete family, Please address a note to “‘O.,”” ated ice. FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—With six oreight rooms, Persons wishing to rent, will find a good tenant, who will in advance, and farpieh 1 the best of references» “Address: DOCTOR, r Office, i oc 5-3t* WANSTED—at No. 253 south B street, between 1Y New Jersey avenue and_Ist street (Capitol Hilla good COOK; also, a NUKSE GIRL. White preferred, None necd apply unless well recom- mended, oc 5-3t* WANTEDS . on art actiee BOY, vetweent age 0! an ears, to attend a retal Clothing store. ‘The best of references in regard of honesty required. Enauire at the 8. B, corner 22d and G street. H, MORRIS. oct 5-1t* WANTED—-A MANTUAMAKER for cutting and trimming eloake. None but the bast bands need to apply. Oall at 8. M. MEYEN- BERG'S, 48 Market Space, between 7th and 8th Streets, oc5-3t ANTED-—In a small family_a good GERMAN h preL. one who ao Cook, ask and Aran, $0 suc. od wages wil e given. 80, & neal > ORED GIRL. to take charge of achild. Apply at 538 7th street, up stairs. or House 453 Massachu- setts avenue, between 6th and 7th oc 6-2t* Fo SALE—THREE HOUSES, ONE DRUG STORE. TWO BUGGIES AND TWO HORSES, IMPROVED FARM IN ILLINOIS. [aquire at No. aS Masrachusetts avenue, near Sixth street. FUEBNISHED HOUSE FOR BENT. in the Firat Ward, containing 14 rooms, with water in bath-room and kitchsn; furnace and fe coces essenger at out. Terms moderate. Inquire of Art Building, cor. 17th st. and Pa. av. 008-20 OR RENT—Th first class DWELLING LOD ere ie ar a fentad only re asia tamily, ime for a Board- z a oc Sueosts APPLY on the Prem tS, SWANN. ‘OR SALE—Four HOUSES, with lot. two two- story Brick, and two two-story Frame Houses; also. basement fo each. For farther information apply toL. LABER, on Delaware avenue,} between Cand D sts. oc 5-3t* OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, No. 726 New Jersey avenue, corner of L street south, con- taining 9 large rooms and cellar, in good order; terge garden and #9 ese DANT, 251 B st * st.. oc §-St* between cth and 7th, Island. OR RENT— Possession given immediately,) a F pleasant FRONT ROOM, nicel: furnished will be rented to grntlemen only, ‘and is very, suitable for the accommodation of two persons. The lady of ee boseg pee prepared ie ase snes; so gentlemen desiring board need m * at 403 9th at., between Hand I. oos tt” suitable for houseke : 4 bet. N.Y. av. and L st. aka siadis ood at able for a smal ily. 5 3 street, bet. Band O, Island. oct 4-3t* RESTAURANT FOR SALE.—Fixtures and Bar. Lease for five years, Rent $25 per month. Ap- ply at the Star Office oc 4 3t* W ANTED—By an American woman, a SITUA- TION as cook in a small private family, Ad- dress Box 12, Star office. 1t® ANTED—A COLORED MAN for a dry goods store. Only those that can come well recom- mended need to applyat LANSBURGH & BRO,, 375 7th at, oc 4-2t* WwW ANTED—A fashionable DRESSMAKER(none ., else need apply) for a few weeks in a private family, Inquire at the Gosling House, No. 249 Pa. avenue, between 12th and Isthsts. oc 4-2t™ W ANTED=A first-clas UPHOLSTERER. Wo, 240 NO ALEXANDER, 0. ‘ennsylvani Vel 8. 0c &-8t (Baltgun} ANTED—At No.179 Pa, av. near 17th st ‘one OYSTERMAN, aud a WAITER to attend tothe Saloon Both must understand their busi- ness. Highest wages paid. Oe 4-20" WAXTED-A WAITER at the Gosling House, one but Good wages given all yearround. No his business need apply. Tacuire 247 ‘06 4: understands Pa. a tween 12th and 13th sts. ANTED TO RENT—On or before October 15th, .® HOUBE containing from four to six rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Must bein Firat Ward and west of 18th street. Address, stating terms, “CD B,’ Star Office. oc 4 3t™ A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF QUIET HABITS is desirous of obtaining a home during the winter in a plain. respectable private family. Ref- erences given if desired. Please address, stating terms. "*0 FB,” Btar Office. oc 4 3t* ANTED—First-class COAT MAKERS. to paid _whom the best Northern city prices will be = Wm, Tucker. Stabler & Young, Wm: T. Griffith, Jas. Lackey, F J. Heiberger, MW. Ribnitaky, Hinton & Teel, Hughes, Geo. F. Schafer, M. Losano, McRae & Taf: ‘Wm. Peterson, a t, ce 3-tf Merchant Tailors of Washington City. ANTED—A HOSTLER. Inquireat FLEM- MING’S National Stables, on O street, be- tween 434 and 6th, oc 3-3t* OABD WANTED—BOARD wanted by a gentle- man, wife and dsughter 12 yeack of sgeina genteel neighborhood. for which §65 per month will be paid, Address ** F,,’’ Box 1136, P.0. oc 3-1w™ WANTED—By alady“of experience, a SITUA- TION as English Governess. would have no objection to travel re Or to making herself gener- ally useful. Best of reference given. Adiress “O,’’ Btar office. or 3 Iw* WASTED-A ‘WOMAN to cook, wash and iron fcr s small Bey Also. a GIRL to do housework. Also,two FARM HANDS. Permanent empleyment to suitable hands, married or single, Apply to W G. BUSEY. Bigh st: ec, below Bridge, Georgetown, oc 3-3t* W AsHINGTON ARSENAL, WasuincTon, D. C., Sept, 3° ray WANTSD_ Three first, class, BLACKSMITHS. eB er day. Apply to id perany: “°?'5.G. BENTON, ocl-6t Major of Ordnance, Com’dg Arsenal, ANTED—First-class COAT HANDS, to which the best Northern city prices shall be paid. Also, a weekly HAND.” “Ayply to. £3. HEIDER- GER, Citizen and Military Tallor, No. 362 under Metropolitan Hotel. sep si-tt ARPENTERS WANTED. Headquarters Department of Washington, Ojjice Chief Quartermaster, Nos, 534, 536, 53 14th street. near New York av,, WasniGTom Bept. 29, 18/4. Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS to go to Point Lookout. Maryland. Wage ‘$70 per month and aration. Each workman will bring hig own kitoftools, Transportation will be furnished by the Gevernment for the workmen and their tools from this city to Point Lookout. OHN A BLISON, Colonel and Ohief Quartermaster, sep 3-tf Department of Washington. ABORERS WANTED —Wanted immediately two hundred LABORERS to work on the sec- ond track «f the Washington Branch of the Balti- more and Ohio Railroad, between Washington and Annapolis 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, Camden Station | In Washington to Mr. GEO, 8, KOONTZ, Agent. at the Railrend Depot, or to, Mr. W. W. PLUMMER, ‘upervisor on line of road. x JOHN L. WILSON, sep 27 -10t Master of Road, B. and 0. K. R. W 4ANTED—The undersigned desires to pur- chase all kinds of ladies and gentlemen's CAST OFF CLOTHING. for which the highest ES will be paid. Cail immediately at No. 50 ouisiana avenue, near 9th street. ‘M. BAILEY. Dealer in all kinds of new and second: hand Gloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, &c. p 19-In URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—A comfort- ably furnished HOUSE, of moderate size, is wanted immediately. in this city or Georgetown, Central location preferred, Address Box No. 205 Washington city poat office. p 12 tf W4STED—two Hundred COLORED MEN, Apply at No. 40 Water strest, Georgetown, au 29 W ANT 5D -SR0on HAND FURNITURE Also, MERRO! ARPETS REDS. BED. DING, and HOUREFURNISHING GOODE ofevery description, _&, BUCHLY, 42= 7th street ‘tween Gand Hy ide GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS XEORGETOWN BPORATION 8sTOCK. - I Those persons who may be disposed to pur chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears ac interest of six per cent. per annum, yerenie cent -dtN1 uarterly, can obtain some: a ry LAUND, Glork of sald Corporatlon:” og 1-atN1 WING PROMPTLY ATTENDED 10, by the Potomac To’ fompanys boats, ‘‘Potomac,”” ALAM Certs ee ene. ‘aven.’’ Apply toe the vapiaing on boar JOHN B. DAVIDSON, ‘ater street. Georgetown, — my 18- Hor POWER AND THRASHE A second-hand Wheeler & Meelick’s Patent THRASHER and WINNOWER, and « two-horse Railroal Horse Power. all in perfect order. Apply al the HINA INSURANCE OFFLOE, 020 7th ot. oe 1- x BzEING PACE WITH THE TIMES.—A fur- ther reduction in Flour. Sugar, Coffe, Teas, Molasses, Syrup. Lee Oil, &c, T have this day made. I have r-daced the price of Teas 25 cents Ber pound. The eat. stock of oid Whisky, randy, Gin, and Wines, in the western endof city. Goots warranted, and delivered ae 0. WITMER, _ocl-st* 111 Pa. avj..Bet: 19th and 2ith'sts, ” P'*F0 Forts TUNING, aa MELODBON TUNING, I take pleasure ia annonneing to my friends and patrons that I have been fortunate in securing the : f services of Mri"A, P) DESSAN, ang.ekillfal PEANO TONERS in our country, and . I solicit orders at our store for Tuning, Repairing and Regulating of , PIANOS, MELODEONS, ORGANS, _ oF gy musi¢al instrument. ==) PTANOS and MELODEONS taken to bar Warerooms in upper etory of estab- lishment, .andithoroughiy tenovated, repaired, recapped, &c., at. short: motice, ‘and moderate oneness. ORDERS FOR COUNTRY, an ee tame nae sanmatoesctean re, sts. oe 1 from New York, who is one of the most competent , T°? RENT—Seven ROOMS at 57 Penn. avenue, for $59 i month. Inquire on the premises or of HARVEY, DEITRICK & BROWNE, 476 7th street west. oc 4-3t* ‘OR RENT—Two nicely furnished ROOMS, Front and Bed Reon, first floor, to one ortwo gen- tlemen only. Private family, A good Girl wanted to do ponerel housework; Germaa preferred. 348 1th st., between L and M. oc 4-3t* FPGBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. without board. Boarding-house in the neighborhood, where meals are served. References exchanged. Apply at No. 320 New York avenue, between 9th and lth sts. oc 4-lw* OR RENT —Four or five UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for a small favily. Poto- mac water in the yard. Call at No, 490 G street, between 4th and 5th. Reference given and re- quired, oe 4-2t* F°E, SALE—RESTAURANT AND FIXTURES. .. Possession given immediately, House con- taining five fine rooms, For particulars apply at the corner of © street north and 8d street east, Oapitol Hill. oc 4 3t™ OR RENT—One BRICK HOUSE, six rooms, situated on P street north, between 4th and Sth ats. wert. Apply to THOMAS HOLUIDGE, corner of 5:hand P streets north. Reference re- quired, ‘oc 4-2t* FE R RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, 4 rooms and a Kitchen, gas all through the house, water in the kitchen, situated on Dnubarton street, south side, No. 61, between Montgomery and Green, For parcigulice inquire at No. 54, opposite, oct 4-3t* = F°. SALE—A LARGE LOT, upon which is erected a BRICK HOUSE, containing nine roems, the said lot having two fronts and con- taine 5,633 equare feet, situated on L street south, between 4th and 5th streets east, near the Navy Yard. The location is desirable fora Restaurant or Lager Beer Saloon. Terms moderate. Inquire of JOS. F. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, Office ae pares west, near I street north. Fo, SALE—In Montgomery county, Md., eight miles from Georgetown and 2% miles from the canal,a FARM Terms moderate, of 100 acres, 50 acres in wood, that is estimated to cut 50 cords of wood per acre, and the balance in cultivation. Impreved by a small Swelling house; good orchard, Soil of the best qu. ys A large number of FARMS in Montgomery countyand HOUSSS and LOTS in_this city for sale. Apply to F. MACE. oc 4-6t* 517 7th a1 ie OR RENT—FRANKLIN HOUSE, WASHING- TON CITY, D. C.—The subscriber offers for rent the well-known Hotel on the corner of 8th and D streets, the present lessee being about to retire from business, It is situated in close Broki- mity to the Patent Offi, the General and City Post Offices, and Pennsylvania avenue. The house has excellent accommodations for alarge number of guests, and has for many years past been unable to accommodate all who haveapplied. There is also attached a commodious svsey stable. Apply to DR, WM. GUNTON, Washingion city, D. C. or to the subscriber, J. KAVANAGH, No, 17 North High street, Baltimore, Md. 0 4-8t* GFE4T BARGAIN. 249.000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND on Gap Bees in different Squares, is offered at only 000. ENGLISH COTTAGE, nine rooms, finely located; all modern improvements, gas, stable. and yard; yy feet front, 120 feet deep; vines, fruits, lowers, c. TAGE. new, six rooms, stable, trees, shrub- pony hee with 2100) fect of ground, at $4,003, 16 ACRES OF GROUND, well improved, back of Alexandris, at $1,000. R.M. HALL & CO., Res! Estate Brokers, oc 4-3t Corner 7th and F street (OR BENT.—Furnished ROOMS, at 452 12th street, oct 3-3t* @TORE FOR RENT-—400D street, between 6th ** and 7th, on reasonable terms, Inquire on the premises, oc 8-3t* WELL FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE TO let, on E street, bet een 2d and 3d streets, No. 500. Call immediately. Bath roomand gas on premises, oc 3-3t* Fo RENT—Three ROOMS furnished or unfur- nished on the first floor of a neat frame house. For further particulars enquire at No, 567 tte, between D and E sts., Island oc 3-31 PURNITURE of a @ for sa 1 ROOMS for rent. or for rent furnished, suita- ble for a small family, Inquireat DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, cor. ef D and 10th ats, oc 3-3t* OR RENT—A large well furnighed FRONT ROOM, and a smaller Room adjoining. fpply dH sts., at No, 459 on i2th etreet, between G@ an west side. i 0c 3-8 TR 0OMS FOR RENT.— Will be let to single gon- tlemnen, two Furnished ‘MS, about ten minutes walk from the Treasury Department, Situated on Mass, Avenue, between lit! snd 8p oct i streets, north side. Fos, “ENT.—A large HOUSE in the best part Washington—will be rented only to a private fa . Rent very low te a good tenant. For ad- ie poly to box 642, Postoffice, Georgetown. Fox ste small FRAME HOUSE, on New York avenue, south si $ side. second door from bth street, with a nine years lease. Conveyancing and stamps al tho «xpense of the purchaser. Terms cash. Enguie of G. B. COOPER, 272 8th street, between Mand N streets nerth, oc 8-6t* Fo RENT—A three-story brick HOUSE, fully furnished, For further particulars, apply on West st.,Georgetown. oc 1-5t™ OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, containing 4 rooms, on 28d street. Inquire at No. 332 13th street, between K. Oc 1-4t* FoR Sar E— ble BUILDING LOT on K street, between 19th and 2'th sts. west, front- ing on Western Market. Apply to CHAS cCAR- THY. corner 18th and H streets. 00 1-tw* FF GENIsHED ROOMS, with Board, and Btable for 4 hovaes, for rent at No. 6 434 street. Als entlemen can be accommodated with Table Beard, ey. ety sep 30 lw* ;OR RENT—A STOBE on Pennsylvania avenue k ‘A bonur will be asked for immedia’ E sion. Apply to JOHN L, MILLER, 430° Pema avenue, : Be 29- SURNISHED ROOMS to let, 108 } oR F st., corner of 13th. ie eS (oREme HOUSE FOR SALE, ‘he Proprietor of thi Ta eri s, popu F end well-known by Hoteiand Restaurant in to retire fi si- nee and offers his well Se - le. Any one wishing te en, in s LUCRATI (INESS cax call on th Bena oe Moat nemite: ee (pHE UNDERSIGNED Wr = I vate sale a tract of AND. containing « oat the premises, 113 le afew two hucdred and fifty acres, di miles frem the Capitol, over Bennin tices about so acres cleared, and 45 in low; the balancein upeurpassed timber, mostly oak and ches' No raficelarseddeom GoR GSR Wattingtoh Be, particu 4, ington, D. O.., or inquire of the subseri’ ‘of Benning’s Bridge, shee Bee aor sep 6-2m EB. SHERIFF. Fo. E—A three story and attic HOUSE and out-build on North strest, between Band, Noss0a" wacripoveenise Railw: Eee athe ve pany one toa A iratultbas Peorieoiae ten nia av. ‘OB ree-story Bi F ye Suiting pap ininizg irteen r. Paiav. faeeet Sand lack lathe herd Ta’ let. & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, jo 526 7th street, corner D north, VALUABLE SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROCED PROPERTY-ON THE OORNER OF THIRDETREET AND MISSOURI AVENUE AT On WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of October, w shall sell,on the premices, at 50’clock, p.m., three four story Brick Houses, containing idirty seven Rooms in al}, It has been occupied as a large Hotel, on Lot 1. in Square A, Zhe above property will be ¢old separate or alto- Aleo. Lots $7 and 38. on Third street, in sam Square. 50 feet front by 100 deep, adjoining the Tin sale antes oreat ind ts to purchasers, 8 Bale offers at inducemen' 0 purcl 5 pa the locats ion is he tftne best in the city for a erms made known ie day of sale. sep 8d GREE WILLIAMS, Ancts, ¥ JAS. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON TORT grapes wee RICA On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 5th, m4 rr attic House with back building, being the western house of the row known as‘*Holmes’ '” and eontain- ipg nine roems, ‘erms cach. Title coset. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. sep 30-4 JAS. C. McG@UIRE & OO., Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets, LARGE SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE, BAR FIXTURES, LIQUORS, HACKS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WARNES: ROBES, iaaty ace! Commencing on WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of October, at 10 o'clock a, m., and continuing from day today until the whole stock is disposed of. at thecorner of 8th and D streets north, known as Martin’s Franklin House, vis : One Rosewood Case Piano, 6i{ octave, Gilbert’s make, Boston, Cover and stoo! iene Parlor Buites,Red Velvet Plush, consist- Sofas. Easy, and Side Chairs Marble-top Tables Gilt Frame French Plate Mirrors 2 Tha Faraiture of thirty Bed Chambers, consist- ing o! Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Washstands Chairs, Tables, Hair and Husk Mat- tresses 20 fine Feather Beds 30 Feather Bolsters 60 Feather Pillows 50 pairs of fine Bed Blankets 76 good Bed Comforts 10 Pillow Cases 50 pairs of good Sheets Brussels. Thres- ly, Ingrain, and Stair Carpets Ha'l Oilcloths, Stair Rods, and Rugs Toilet Bets. Table Crockery, Cutlery, Castors, &c Dining Tatles. Chairs, Butter Trays Fine lot Damask Table Linen and Towels A lot Kitchen Requisites And on THURSDAY, the 6th inst,,at 120’clock m., we shall sell all of the Bar Fixtures, such as— Decanters, Tumblers, and Ornaments All of his Liquors in Cellar, consisting of— Alarge lot of Whiskeys,Brandies, and Wines by the arre! 20 baskets of Champagnes, &c. Also, on FRIDAY, the 7th instant, at 10 o’clock &,m., we shall sell, in front of his Livery and Bale Stables. on 6th strect, all of his stock of— Carriages and Boggy Horses Carriages, Buggies. Hacks, Harness Double and Single Buflalo Robes, Blankets, &c. Some of the above stock are excellent Draft Hoxeen: jnost of them are well known as fast driy- ii ‘ok, We eall attention to the buyers at the above sale, a8 we have to give possession of the House by the 15th of October, ~ ‘erms cash. ia Sepoets will be requires from each purchaser at e rc cel GREEN & WILLIAMB. Aucts. ¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. FOR SALE BY AUCTION—GREAT SALE OF PLANTS. On THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. 6th, at 10 o’clk at the Auction Roems, we shall sell one of the finest collections of Plants ever offered in Wash- ington. consisting of— Camallia Japonicas, a fine collection, of various Air Plants, (orchids,) some very beautiful sorts Fernsa e lot of the rarest and best Fine Po aged. Plants, such as Begonias, Caladi- Palma, Orange Trees, and A Fine Norfolk Island Pine, Together with arich miscellaneous collection, Peee re ee aniams, Bouvargras jas, \. Helietropes, Double White Almonds, Cactuses, &c. The whole forming the best collection ever of- fered at public sale in this city. They are from the Nursery of Mr. Saul, and will be sold in front of the auction store to the highest bidder for cash, to beremoree ~ ener time of sale, or remain at the jurchaser’s risk. Poeld J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucta, B* W. L, WALL & O0O.. Auctioneers, South corner Pa, ay. and 9th street. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FOREIGN AND BO- MESTIO DRY GOODS AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY MORNING, 6th instant, at ten o’clock, we will sell. at the Auction Rooms, For- ee aud Domestic Dry Goods, consisting of— ole pieces of Bleached and Brown Sheeting Whole pieces Bleached and Brown Shirting Waa pieces Brown and White Canton Flan- els Whole pieces best makes of Fall Prints American Delaines and Foreign Dress Goods Balmoral Skirts Pure Linen Towels and Linen Toweling Table Damask and Damask Napkins Fine Bed Blankets Fall and Winter Shawls | Cotton and Woollen Hosiery, &c., &c., &¢. Comprising an elegant assortment of Foreign and-Domentic Goods, adapted to the approaching eason. Terms cash. oc 3 B® aees WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Y WM. L, WALL & OO,, Auctioneers, BRUSSELS, VELVET, THREE-PLY, INGRAIN CARPETS, MATTING, SUPERIOR FURNI- TURE, PARLOR SUI@S, AND OTHER ARTI- eR FOR FURNISHING, A’ On THURSDAY MORNING, October 6th, com- mencing at 10 o’clock, we will sell at ourlarge and spacious Salesroom, in the rear of our Auction ooms, the balance of the large stock of Carpet- ings, &c , comprising— Velvet. Brussels Turse aly Ingrain Rugs, Drug- > & ets, Mat : 1 Parler Suit in silk Brocatelle, complete 3 Parlor Suits in Striped Reps, complete 1 Parlor Suit in Merroon, complete . Walnut Sofas, Tables, Easy, Parlor and Rocking Chai Gots te Batra See atte ar! bo aD jain gers an: atno' Walnut ant Mahogany, Marble-top and Plain Bu- Walnat, Jenny Lind Cottage, and Plain Bed- steacs Cane-seat Chairs and Rockers Mabo ee Wal nae mibenoaras . Writi esks.&C _ see cee. ey cthowarticles. which rust be sold to elore, to which we cre iany invite Re attention ofthe traqoln ‘others, as the stock is large. oo EWM. L. WALL & 00.; Ancts, | BY F468. 0. McG UIRE £100., Auntionedre.: a \s HANDSOME AND WELL-BUILT THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE ON THIRTEENTH ST. BEPWREN BAND F §T8.. AT PUB LE. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October 8, at 5 o’elock, on the premises, we shall sell, part of Lo No. 10, in Square No. 290, fronti: oat feet on 13th street, (east side-) between Band # streets north, and running back 1 feet toa wide public alley, improved by a new and handsome Brick Dwelli House containing thirteen reoms, with 2p ‘tries and bath room attached, now under rentat $1,500 Pfermaare: One-half cash; the remainder in. six ‘erms are: One-! cash; and twelve montha, with interest, secured by deed o On the premieres. Conveyances nd stamps at the cost of the pur- ‘ser. J.C, MeGUIRE & 00., Aucts, MULES. tl ir in on WEDNESDAY. October 19, 1864, alot o MULES, f nfit for public Sabri. ope eee oash in Govarmmene fandec. 2". Sale to commence at 10 0! SUCKERS, vonia | f Brigadier General and rr } ¥ WM. Bra TUG,C. ohne UCTION SALES, FUTURE Days. Bre. R. L, CROWN & 00., Auctioneers: NOTICE, Pursuant to an order and decree of the Orphan's Court of Washirgton County, duly ratifies and confirmed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting in Equity, I shall,on THURS. DAY, the 6th day of October next, at 434 o'clock, DP m., sell at publicauction, on the premises, ali the right, title, interest, claim and demand of the minor heirs of John T. Killmor, dec’d, of, in and toan undivided half part of a certain piece or par- cel of ground lying, situate and being in the City of Washington, end known and distinguished im the public plan or plat of said city, as Lot NambeT six,(6)in Square Number five hundred and fifty- oe Abe 5 — a satimated to contain eleven thous- mais; ace and fifty-nine (11,659) square feet Terms: One half of the purchase money cash; recifiue parable tn 4,9 ad savatherwieh ti . eferr. deed in trust on thie omioca, Te rene All conveyances. including revenue sta: to di paid for by the purchaser, ~ ° MARY J. KILLMON, Guardian of the minor heirs of Joha T, imon deceased. iy . sep2%6-t* 0. RB _L. CROWN & CO. auct, Pustric sare By virtue of an order of the Orphans’ Courto Prince George’s County, the subscriber will sell at Publie Sale, at the jate residence of Anthony Ray, deceased, in Bladensburg district, on THURSDAY, 6TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1864, (if fair, if not the next fair day thereafter,) all the Personal Estate of said deceased, consisting of— Several Horses, Cow, Mule, Bye in the straw, All the Vegetables in the Garden, A one-horse Carriage, Two Wagons, Alot of flay and Rye Straw 46 bushels and one Stack of Rye, Corn in the Field, and Fodder, 46's cords of Cut Wood, Household and Kitchen Furniture, ee! | Utensils, &c.,&e. ames ash oH _ ey of sale. jaie to begin at 10 o’clock a, m. re ELIZABETH RAY, Administratrix of Anthony Ray. oc 3 3t* E, VOWLES, Auctioneer. BY J. C0, MOGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. PAORRET SEA OFM iS WR OR AND TTI STREETS WEST. On THUKSDAY AFTERNUON, October 6, at 5 o’clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of rast from Adolph Lipphard and wif, dated pril 3, 1867, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8.. No, 131, folios 247, et seq., one of the La: rds ‘or, ington County, D, C.,we shall tot t No. 4, in uare No, 449, fronting 14 feat 6 inches on igs. street, be’ n oh ad ‘Tee streets west, and running back 79 feet 6 inches, Also. grees portion of the said Lot No. 4, fro: fe n the 30-foot alley, and extending back tha widtb-40 feet, improved by a frame tenement, Terms cash. Cenveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Trustees, AMOS YOUNG. HILLARY C. OFFUTT. sepiseokd J.C. MOGUIRE & 00., Aucts, Y W. L. WALL & OO., Auctionesrs, EST END LOT NEAR PENNSYLVANIA WEVENUB_AND WASHINGTON OIRCLE, AT AUC’ . ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 7th inst. at 60’clk, we will sell in front of the premises, Lot 12, sub- division of Square 38, fronting 23}¢ feet on the west side of 24th street, near Pennsylvania Ave, and Washington Circle. Terms: $200 cash, balance 6,12 and 13 months, bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on te Poenvepanccs at the expense of the purchaser conveyance! . os W. DL. WALL & O0-, Aucts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBB AND EPFECTS AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October Sth, at 19 o’clock, I will sell, at my Auction Store, No. 174 Bridge street, Georgetown, a geperal assortment or Dues ee a bd eat Pej Effects. ‘erms cash. ie positive. CHBISTIANNA EHRMANNTRAUT, Administrator. ocl THOS. DOWLING, Auct, THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY PosT- poned until FRIDAY MORNING, 7th, at 19 Orelock. [ocd] THOS. DOWLING, Auct. B* JAS. C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TWO DFSIRARLB BUILDING LOT: THR WEST SI HST ar NY DE OF 147 WEEN P AND 8TS.. AT PUBLIC SALE. D FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 7th, at 50’clk, remises, we shall sell two desirable Build- ing Lots, fronting each 2234 feet on the weat side of Mth street, (at the corner of Chestnut street,) between P and Q streets north, and running back 100 feet, being Lot 33 of Drury’s subdivision of mare No, 209, ‘ itle perfect. Terms: One-half cash; the giao pod in six and twelve months, with interest, s by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. oc 3-d J. O. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALE OF OHAMBER FURNI- TURE. BEDDING, CARPETS, CHINA, GLA! AND CROCKERY WARE. é eee On SATURDAY MORNING, October Sth, at 10 o’clock, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell a very extensive lot of excellent Chamber Furniture, &c., comprising— One superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte, 43 Bedsteads. various patterns, 43 Dressing us and Washstands, 48 Mattresses, various kinds, A Large quantity of Bolsters and Pillows, Very superior Feather Beds, Blankets, Comforta, Spreads, Sheets, Bolster and Pillow Blips, ‘owels and Napkins, __ Carpets. of various dimensions, upetior French China Dinner, Tea and Dessert ervice, Handsome Silver-plated Tea Set, Castors, Table utlery, 3Osk Bookcases, Oak Dining Chairs, _ Cooking and other Stoves, together ‘with a gener- al assortment of Kitchen requisites. Terms cash, oc 4-4 JAS, C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BY J. OC. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. AT THE PORNER OF STH AND M STREETS AT PUB- On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October 8th, at 6 ©’clock, on the prematen, ‘we shail sell, rart of Lot 19, in Nailor and Rothwell’s subdivision of Bamare No. 425, situated at the corner of 8th st, west, north M street, fronting 17 feet 11} inches on 5th street, and running back 90 feet to an alley, and improved by a good Frame Building, comprising = Dwelling House and Btore. Immediately after, we shall sell, Lot No. 27, ia Harkners’ subdivision of Square 3%. fronting 20 feet on loth street, between Q and R sts., and run- ning back 95 feet to a public alley. . Terms: One-half cash ; the remainder in 6 and 3 months, with interest, secured by a deed of tru onthe premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of purcha- were, oo3-d J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BY J. OC. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. BIGHTEEN SMALL LOTS ON AND NEAR PA. AVENUE AND ROCK CREEK BRIDGE, AND A STONE QUARRY ON ROOK ORBEE. On MONDAY, the 10th day of October, at 43¢ O'clock Pp. m,, we shall sell on the premises, as fol- OWS: jubdivisions of Lots 13. to 17 inclusive, Square Novis each fronting 20 feet on north L strect, with a depth of 101 feet, to a 12 foot private alley: ning on the southwest corner of 26th and L screets, only 140 feet from Pennsylvania avenue, being a corner of the pulse space. 3 gy bdivisions comprising, Lot 19, quar, k south of the above, each 17 feet front on 26th st., and 135 feet to 100 fect deep, to a 15 foot private ey. ts 1 and 2, square north of square 4, subdivided fate five lots, four of whieh front Yeet each on Pennsylvaviaavenue, rapping through and front- ing 24.1 feet on L.street; and the corner lot frent- feet on feet on L atrest; copspicuous for business stands. Original Lot7. square 13, fronting 183 feet treet and Rock ‘Creek, by 163.6, Tose csen, vontaining an open of go i stone. with a wharf! « capital lof for » line Kiln of Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance in canal peyme, its of 6. 22,and 18 months, with inter- est, The title ing 39.10 feeton Pennsylvania avenue, the pabite, a, and 437 f aD e dei rfect geui warrantee deeds will be At eods of rast 1D, OF at the option ofthe purchaser, h- the balance in ei¢! teen set monthly payments, with int yy a writt terest, se- cured coi t, with a forfeit ¥ er A permant ogsvon each ist required at netise No charge for preparing deeds or tuntracts, but the purchasers.to pay for stam: ond ety taxes for 1804, Bee wa, and hanabillb Be THs. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, ~ — tY IN