Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1864, Page 3

? LOCAL NEWs. AMUSEMBNTS TU-NIGHT i, XCAL AND LNSTRUMBNTAL ConosRT.—At hington Theater to-night, a delightfal 1 and instrumental concert will be givea forthe benefit of the Fourth Ward bouaty fund. Madame © Y. Kretchmar, Misses Lizzie smd Tacy Daniel, Mrs. A. L. Newton, and the members of the Arion Ulub will all take part. Tich musical treat will be enjoyed by ail who aay attend. Forp’s Tugarer.— Miss Maggie Mitchell is booked for a benefit to-night, and she will appear as “Amey,” in the “Little Barefoot.” aggie has not yet played this character Guring her present engagement, bnt heretotore @piay has drawnimmensely. It is one of "Maggie's specialities ag GROVER’s THEATER.—Mr. Barney Williams takes bis first benefitto night, and will appear tas “Lanty McLaugblin,” in the Irish romance, “The Lakes ot Killarney.” Mrs. Williams pears as ‘Kate Kearney.’ The speciality, “Law for Ladies,” will conclude theentertain- ent. The Williams’ sre well supported by r. Grover’s tine company. CANTERBURY.—John Denier continues to perform the perilous feat of walking the tight- pe trom the stage to the gallery, with ayoang (gay upon his back. A beautiful ballet aud a able Irish farce will be performed, in addition to the many acts, songs, kc, which eahe this hall so popular. Crows, at the ccrner of 6th street and t York avenue, continues to draw im- ely. The feats of the Bedouin Arabs are vely startling. Their great strength and ity fit them for the performance of many lerful feats. Master Eddie Rivers on the Tope, and all of the members of the com- y, elicit much applause, JALL.—At the Hall of the Franklin Engine House a grand ball will be given to-night, for @the benefit of a drafted member of the com- “pany. a A tie MEBTING OF THE LOYAL MARYLANDERS.— Gast evening, in pursuance toa call, large *®and enthusiastic meeting of the loyal Mary- landers was held at the rooms of the Linccin @nd Johnson Olubd, 9h street. The meeting was calied to order by L. Cle- a ap Esq., who stated as there w&s no regu- ar organization of Marylanders in the District it bad been thougnt proper to call this meeting in view of the important election about to take piace in that State. Mr. Clephane read a letter trom Hon. H. W. Hoffman, chairman of the Maryland State Ex- ecutive Committee, in answer to a letter of his in which he (Mr. Hoffman) states that if lists of Marylanders and their residences are fur- nished the committee measures will be taken to get them to the polls. Mr. James G. Henny, of Montgomery connty, 2 called tothe chair, and Mr. Charles A. Fw or, of Baltimore city. appointed secretary. }e"'ir. Henny, on taking the chair, was called =O for a speech, and remarked that nis public Speaking was usually done in the pulpit, he being a minister of the Gospel; but he felt it his duty in these times to preach for the Union, pray for the Union, sing for the Union, and shout forthe Union! [{Applause.| Some peo- say that ministers should not dabble in ics, but if speaking for the Union was ang in politics, they could charge him ey for he determined to talk on this subject time. [Applause.] Mr. H. said that the of the meeting by other parties was a fon on Marylanders, but he thanked God iere was some patriotism left in Mary- Bg l¢ was a Virginian by birth, having been born on the sacred soil, but he was determined to heip along the cause of the Union, taking the motto, “Millions for the prosecution of the war, @pand not one cent for compromise.” He would it until every doliar was spent and every pe idier was stricken down, before he would a consent to a compromise. [Applause.} Threé cheers were here given for Lincoln and Johusor; atter which, the chairman said te Ba was ready to hear any proposition. eat r. Taylor stated that’Capt. Frazier and mself had procured a list of about 350 Mary- ders, and had the promise of the names of '@bout as many more to-day, which would be roagent te the Maryland committee. In some of or "ae the departments it was stated that it would be Tequire at least two weeks to get a fall list of the Maryland voters. Capt. Frazier moved that the meeting be or- © ganized into a Maryland club with its present seeofficers. Carried. @* Some discussion ensued as to who would pay oF expenses of taking voters on; during -eeW hich, C. W. White stated that he represented a @ numter of workingmen who had votes in Maryland, Pennsylvania and other States, and ,.if no provision was made for them, he would wel@equme the responsibility of sending them on omaet@is own expense. He was for raising sut- t fonds by taxing. Frazier reported tnat all persons whose ay be reported to the State Executive tee by Monday night would receive rtation. meeting proceeded to appoint persons in lepartment and shop to procure lists of , including the soldiers in the hospitals orkmen in Alexandria. r. Clephane in*’roduced Hon. W. A. Whi- -ee#ng, who in a short speech complimented the ®* Marylanders on their tull meeting. He some years since spent some time in the city of Bal- timore, and tormed a favorable opinion of the ple, and was informed by Mayor Brown that Maryland might be relied on as safe for Union; that whatever might transpire Ma- land would be the breakwater of treason. he subsequent course of her people proved that the Mayor was right. Mr. W. referred to the period when the Mas- @Esachusetts 6th was assauitedin Baltimore, and Stated that when Massachusetts was satisfied p& tat the riet was the work of vile vagabonds, not of her good eftizcns, she shook hands ee Maryland. Maryland has since been = + to the couutry, and at this time whenthey ale about to decide whether treason should ule over the land, he was glad to see Mary- Union. The new ¢onstitation which would planers eoming ont to organize the army of the be adopted he thought would be more potent im putting down treason than so many thous- and bullets. He looked for an expression of the popular heart on the Sth of Novernber, which would be amazing. Massachusetts intended to roll up one hundred thousand majority tor Abra- bam Lincoln and Andrew Johnson, [cheers,] end he had no fears but that New York, Penn- & sylvania and Ohio would follow. “Hon. Mr. Thecker, of Ohio, followed, stating that Ohio would go 25,000 better than Massa- echusetts for theticket. Heexpected thatseven of every eight in the Army ot the Cumberland, anc four of every five of the Army of the Poto- » mac would vote for Lincoln. Mr. T. stated that the rebels had already got one State and beat us—the State of Despair. >» {Laughier.} a a ae ea. The Chair—“They are welcome to that.” mm Mr. T. continued, on the Sth of November they would get another State— Disappointment laugbter) with perbaps a few others, and soon fier they will get two more—the States of Sin od Misery. [Laughter and applause.) “’A vote of thanks was passed to the speakers and the meeting adjourned, with three cheers for LincoiInend Johnson, for Maryland, and ter the New Constitution. ta > £8. THinp WARD MeETInG.—Another meeting of "%,¢ Third Ward Exemp'ion Fund Association er or q Alexandria was received. sa 7 } * 4mto a room to be searched the was held last night at Temperance Hall, Mr. Bartlett presiding. Mr. Sharretts stated that they had been dis- appointed in the men they expected to get from Alexandria, but they would receive a dispatch at 9 or 10 o’clock. Mr. S. stated, how- ever, that he believed a sufficient number of men could be obtained if the committee were allowed to use the money in hand, without restriction, for the time of the drafted men had been extended until the [lth, and in the mean time much might be accomplished At 10 o’clock the expected spatch from It announced that no positive promise could be made until Tues- day next; and the meeting then adopted tne resolution heretofore offered by Mr. Ogden, to divide one-half of the funds in hand among those of the drafted men who had contributed, and retain the other half for such of the mem- bers as may be drafted to fill the deficiency. If, however, there should be no further draft, aul of the money is to be divided among those held to service Adjourned. Sa FourtH WARD Station Cases.—_Wm. Tay- jor, grand larceny; jail for court. Emanuel Shiliing, assault and battery; dismissed. Mary McCarty, disorderly; do. John Holioran, do.; for bearing. Obas. Whaley, do. and dran’ military. Benjamin Morris, disorderly; di missed. Timothy Ce tae 6 drunk; do. James Sirly, do.; $1.58. E, H. Wilson, do. and disor- derly; $155. Eliza Whitman, do.; dismissed. Chas. Baker, do; military. Henry Houston, do ; do. LAarcenies.—Sarah Edmonds (colored) was arrested by Officer Lynch for the larceny of 55 f . Upon bei taken $21.55 trom Ellen Ourtin pol fens hope the and handed it to the officer. Jus- tice Giberson committed her to jail for court. Mary A. Hicks (colored) was arrested by ‘Officer Crown for the larceny of $21.50 from Mrs. ©. Kraerer. The money was not recov- ered, but the prisoner was sent to jail for court, el Tae SevenTs Warp Batt for the benefit of the drafted men of the ward wasa great suc- cess indeed, the hall being crow and rr bey <0 up with tn floste spirit until day~ ‘light. The ball room was superbly of course. ioe? « a Szconp WagD SrarTion Cases —Uatherine Ashe. disorderly; workhouse. Sarah Mathews, grand larceny; dismissed. Mary A. Kelly, R. Rainey, W. W. Lioyd, drunk; $2 each. Pat’ Batler, David Patten, do.; dismissed. John McClure, George M ruck and disorder- ly: $2each. T.S. Brown, do.: 3 Hugh Doa- aldson, desertion; naval. Wm. Dant, Harriet Tyler, disorderly > A WeppING — Yesterday morning, 4 fashion- able wedding occurred at the Epiphany Church, Dr. Hall, rector, on the occasion of the nuptials of Captain Martin, of the Oavalry Bureau, and Miss Alice Bacon, daughter of Samuel Bacon, Esq. ———— New SrnciyG Crass will be opened by the well-known Prof. Alexander Wolowski, who kept his promise to his numerons friends and Pupils, and has returned to Washington. All those who wish to read music readily, and siag with taste, expression, and finished style, will do well not to lose this opportunity. Prof. Wolowski’s residence is 485 Tenth street. SPEOIAL NOTIOES. —— ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, Corner G and 22d Streets, Washington. D. C. October 6. V5 At a meeting of the clerks of this office. held Oc- tober 6, 1864, on motion, Mr. Wm, H. Hildreth, ebief clerk, was call d to the chair, and Tieodore Sntherland appointed as secretary The Chairman. after making a few appropriate remarks, on motion, appointed the following gen tlemen a committee on resolutions: Messrs. Chas H. Huestis. EF. H. Fuller, and J. D M-Chesney The committee retired, and upon their retara offered the following mbie and reselutions, which were unanimously adopted : Whereas, in His inscrutable wisdom. Almighty God, in whose hands are the shafts of death, ag well as the boon of life, bas seen fit to call from our midst one ef our number, THomas Y. Repinson, long associated with us in the service of his coan- try. in the midst of his us folness. and while yet upon the threshold of manhood: Therefore, Resolved. That in hia demise this Department has reason to lament the loss of an efficient and faithful officer, and we, his fellow clerks, a friend and companion, who always possessed our admira- tion and res; the confidence of the command- 's rtment has, on various occasions, been mani- fested by entrusting to our departed associate im- | od responsible commis-ions, which ha as invariably executed with credit to himselfand to the Government, and thereby ob- ‘espect and confidence of the various ler whom be has served, ved, That we tender our- condolence and sympathy to his distressed family circle, who have been suddenly called to surrender to the arms of death one who bid fair, but a few days before, to achieve a long life of honorable distinction. and bury their bright hopes amid the profound affiic- tien of their sorrowing hearts in humble snbmia- sion to Him who always doeth that which is best. Resolved. That, asa last tribute of respect to the memory of our friend and associate, the clerks of this effice attand his funeral ina body, at 439 7th street. at half-past 2 o’clock p, m. to-morrow, (Fri- ay )October 7th. ‘esolved, That a copy of these resolutions be ap- pees conversed to his family,and that they e published in the Daily Chronicle and Evening Star. W. 4H. Aicprets, Chairman, Tuo, SUTHERLAND, Sec, 1t* Tuk Name of the “Sprig of Cassia”? Restaurant, No, 213 Penn’a avenue, opposite Willard’s, has been changed to ‘Imperial Restaurant.’’ where the Proprietress will be at all times as willing to serve her customers under the new mame as she was under the old. oc 6-3t* Fres® ASSORTMENT of Cloth Hats just opened at B. H, Stinemetz’s, 234 Pennsylvania av., near sth st 005-3t Lapigs AND Misses Hats, in felt and silk, | trimmed and untrimmed, at Stinemetz’s, 334 Pa ay., near 13th street. oc 3t For Saie.—An excellent counter, panneled 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 llth and 12th streets. oc 5-3t* NEw AND SIMPLIFIED MeTHOD FOR PIANO-FORTE AND SINGING.—Professer Alexander Wolowski bas opened Lad and Gentlemen’s Afternoon and Evening Singing Classes on the most liberal terms, By Professor Wolowski’s new method, a person otany | only aslight knowledge of music will been- abled in a very short time to execute on the piano operatic and classical music with rare perfection, As to the vocal part. he arrivesat most extraordina- results, renders the voice vowerful; and enables the singer to vocalize with facility and accuracy. All those who would like te become fine singers or excellent performers will enter their names at his residence, No. 485 Tenth street, above Pena- sylvania avenue. Reception hours are from 1) to lla.m, and 6 to7 p.m, sep 9-1m Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, and other dis- orders of the feet, when neglected injure the g eral system by preyenting the body from taking that natural exercise 80 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’a ay., bet. 434 and 6th sts. Who would suffer torment from disordered feet when a sure remedy is so near at hand, and can be effected without pels: Office open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. sep 7- Sxoner Diseases. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. Nomneral no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken, It is the soldier’s hope, and s friend to those who oo ace want to be exposed. Male packages, $2; male, $3. A Bumartan’s Root and Herb Juices—A positive and rmanent cure for Syphilis,Scrofula, Ulcers, So: Boots, Tete &c. Price $1, or six bottles for Bold by 8.0. Ford. Bee advertisement, BrERMATORRE@&A OAN BE OURED.—Dr Rand’s 8) cific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Wi 3, Im- |. A trial of the Specific \@ 6} Fee ee: speedily and tical of its merits. tena Loss ite effects are truly m: will convince the most skep' Price $1 a box. Sold bee. O. Ford, cormzer lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Gook, Alexandris. ja6-ly Dx. DuPont’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best tn use, They operate spesdily and effectively, and being sugar-coated create no Bausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial oc these will prove their supericety ‘over all th. rice ox. Bold by S.C. Ford, corner eet and venue, Washington, and Henry Jexandri: ta6-ly DiskaSES OF THB NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND 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 30 6m NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMIRAL WSAKNEGS, etc. Can Be Cured by one who really cured himself and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the truth, Address, witn stamp, Epwarp H. Teaver. mar? D&W.ly Lock Box, yn. Mass. MARRIED, On the 5th inst., at the residence of the bride’a father, Capt. Magar, by Rev. H. N. Sipes, pastor of East Washington "M. E. Church, Mr. GRURGE W. STEVENS to Miss BRITTANNA GENEVA MAGAR, both of this city. g On Thursday. Oct. 6th. by the Rev. Father Stone- street. Mr. JAMES CONLAN to Miss KATE Mc- CAWLEY, all of Washington, D. C. * DIED, After a long and severe il!megs, in this city, on Thureday evening, the 6th instant, aged 61 years and 4 months Mr . @. HEROLD, formerly of Baltimore, Md., but for the last 43 years a resident of Washington. _ * The relatives, friends and acquaintarces of the ily are respectfully invited to attend his fune- ral, on Bunday afternoon, the 9th instant, at half- past 2 o'clock, from his late residence, N>, 636 8th street east, near the Navy Yard ga’e, The mem- bers of the I. O, O. ¥., Masonic Fraternity and A Fm Beneficial Society are also cordially ited. ‘i In Georgetown, D_C., on Thursday, October 6th, iia, eee JULIA DUNALDBSON, aged 55 years, 9 months. Funeral will take place from her son’s residence, No. s4 bridge street, Sunday afternoon at two o’clock, Friends are invited to attend g In Philadel phia,om the 16th of Sept. JAMES, sen of Cornelius ard Isabella O’Neal, aged 26 years. 006 zt* PERSONAL. THE UNDERSIGNED OERTIFY THAT JAS. GO Chuseh SOHN RELLY, Pane ae ee .U. ureb. . ', Ob it, olarhy, Philadelpbis. 7 oo eat 2 ‘with an immense number of flags embracing | the ensigns of aimost all the civilized nationsof * Pavan the world, and with “Oid Glory” predominant Aaa Re iam busine = ‘TS .PUBLIO ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED against furnishing goods in my name to any person, unless upon my written order. . D. - ROWES is no longer connected with my busin Cc. F, SCHOOLMAN, oc 6 St* 180 Peun’s avenue, M eicleas DEPARTMENT, Orrice OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, é Washington, October 4, 1854, Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to that The National Bank of the ad et ity of Washingtom,in the county of Washington and Dis- tries. af Columbia. been duly organized under and according to the requirements of the act of Congress entitled *‘An act to provide a National Currency, secu: bya pledge of United States bonds, and provide for the circulation and re- demption thereof,” approved ade 3. 1864. aud has all ious of said act re- uired to be complied with before commencing the business of bsnki: nder said act Bos ti of tional Bank of ¢ ve es City af pa hSeenntyof Washington avd Distric of of Banking under the vie! ) commence the business In tettimory whereof, wituen of office This Jorinvany af Oct Bend a9 soak ober. 1: i MoOULLOOK., Comptroller of the Ourrency. id ems NEW PATENT BLASTIC D The best thing of the ne ever Me By a BRA Dat; one door, 5; ae, HOLT in the a Sanh Radar . WANTS. WASTED TMMEDIATELY—A good white WAITER-I street, No, 262, between 17th and 18th. 00 T-3t® ] ANTED_—Two ARPENTERS. Apply Mt NO. 350 Wthestevet, between F and G. oc 7-3t* es oe! NGRAVER WANTSD at the Indelible tnk E Manufactory, No. 492 7th st,, Room No, 6. oct. ANTED-B: ctahble weman. a SITUA- WON ro econe eco and iron, tas private family Address Box No 780. It? W ANTED—A evod WOMAN, to assist in gene zal hensework; reference required, Appl immediately at 305 Pa, avenue, between 9th an Acd Star Off 1€th ste. = Eide DOCH SE | WANTED IMMEDI ATEL ine or two jorr- nesmen TAILORS, who is willing to work en repsiring. Apyly to B, MAGRUDER, 477 Pth st., bet. Dand B. 00 7-3t* WANTED. First-class VEST MAKERS and col- ored STORE BOY to run errands at the cor- ner of 9th and D. H. RIBNITZKY, 1t* Merchant Tailor. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHB3 a Situation as seamstress to go by the week or by the month, Please call at 432 lith street, between H and I. oc 7-2t* ANTED—A little GIRL, about 12 or 14 years of age. to assist in light housework, and be treated as a member of the family Wages $8. Ad- dress, with particulars, “@. H.I.,’? Btar Office. _0¢ 7-3t* WANTED On or about the Ist of November ni mall HOUSER, or part of a House, un- i itable for a small private family ing terms and location,“G. H. I.,” 5 oc7 3t* WASTED TO RENT -Bya gentleman ani his wife, without family, a small HOUSE, or three unfurnished Rooms, for which a good rent will be paid, Address Box 23, Washington. D. Cc. 0@7-2t* ANTED—A WAITER (white) at the Gosling House. One who understands his business can get good wages and steady employment all the yeararound. Inquire at the Gosling Restaurant, oer enna avenue. bet, 12th and 13th ats. 0c 7-2t* 'O BAKERS.—One good FOREMAN: alzo, two I German BAKERS wanted. Apply toR. BLAIR, King street, Alexandria. Va. oe 6-2t* ANTED—To purchase or rent a medium Fi HOUSE centrally located. Apply to AUG, BOGUS, 520 7thst., bet D and E. oc 6 2t* ANTED—Two good CARPENTERS immedi- ately. Case hands preferred. Apply to JOHN W. LEWIS, No. 246 I street, between 15th and 19th sts. oc 6 2t* WANTED- By a respectable girl a SITUATION as Chambermaid, or to do general housework in asmall family. Address Box 28, 8tar Office. oct 6-2t* RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY wishes a SITUATION as housekeeper, or to assist in sewing and in household affairs; is fully competent. Address Housekeeper, for one week, Star office, oc 6 3t* ANTED-A few TABLE BOARDERS, at the new Boarding House, jnst opened at No. 500 E st. Also, two bandsomely furnished BO ee let, with Board. Call on premises, oc ANTED—A SITUATION by a young man -about 23 years of age, of good, steany; indus- trious habits, where he can make himself useful Is a good penmen and has a fine education. Good references given. AddressJ, L. T.. Star Office. oc 6 3t* W ANTED_At No. 452 Penn. avenue. between 3d and 434 streets, two good DINING ROOM BERVANTS. Apply immediately. oc 5-3t* WANTED—By a respectable girl, a SITUA- TION as nurse or chambermaid. Inquire at No, 310 E st.. bet. 19th and 20th. oc 5 3t* ANTED-—A white or colored WAITER, ((er- tN nes preferred.) i's bosrsing boise. Apply at No. 378 an: A oesath do BEGGARDT. FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—With six aad or sight rooms, Fersond wishing to rent, wal nd a good tenant, who will pay in advance, anc furnish the best of references, Address DOCTOR, Star Office, oc §-3t* WANTED—at No. 253 south B street, between New Jerseyavenue and ist street (spite! Hill,) a good COOK; also. a NURSE GIRL. White preferred. None need apply unless well recom- mended. oc 5-3t* ANTED—A MANTUAMAKER for cutting and trimming cloake. None but the best hands need to apply. Call at 8. M. MEYEN- BERG’S, 48 Market Space, between 7th and 8th streets," _0c5-3t | ANTED—First-class COAT MAKERS. to .Whom the best Northern city prices will be id : Pacem, Tucker, Stabler & Young, Wm: T. Griffith, as. Lackey, F J. Heiberger HM, Ribnitzky, Hinton & Teel, B Hughes, Geo. F, Schafer M. Losano. McRae & Taft, | _ ‘Wm. Peterson, oc3-tf Merchant Tailors ef Washington City. OARD WANTED—BOARD wanted by a gentle- man dQ daughter 12 Years of age ina 1, Wife nteel neighborhood. for which $65 per month wil) be paid. Address‘ F.,” Box 1,136, P.0. oc 3-1w* ANTED—By a Iady“of experience, a SITUA- TION as English Governess, would have no objection to trave) ing or to making ally useful. Best of reference 1 “OC.” Star office. ASHINGTON ARSENAL, ‘WasuincTon, D. 0. WOE 3°, 1864. WANTED- Three first class BLA KSMITHS. ages §3 2 per day. Apply t® BENTON, ocl-6t Major of Ordnance, Com’dg Arsenal. ANTED—First-class COAT HANDS, to which the best Northern city prices shall pe paid. Alcoaweekly HAND. Apply to BJ. HEIBER- GER, Citizen and Military Tailor, No, 362 under Metropolitan Hotel. Sep 3)-tf ARPENTERS WANTED. Headquarters Department of Washington, } Office Chief Quartermaster, Nos, 534, 536, 538 Mth street. near New York WaAsHIGTON. Bept.29. 1854.) 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 befurnisned by the Geyernment star fie warknen and their 00ls from i8 cl! oin! ookout. 4 OHN A. ELISON, Colonel and Chief Qasrtatarster sep 30-tf Department of Washington. herself ven. A or3 ‘ener- dress lw* av.,{ FOR RENT AND SALE FFOB RENT—a amall HOUSE, with (oor rooms Apply 'e Mr, JOSEPH ASHTON, 234 st., be- tween M and Nts it AUCTION SALES, 3 other Auction Sales see 4th page. BARGAIN FOR CASH—Por sale. RUDDER- A forra¥ DINING. SALOON ant BaR.doug - cll: nt ins; remises, leth at., bot. Gand Ni Yoay ee Be Bor ste (OR RENT_with or without Boi Math ate, DPT Ot No. pagan he Fo, RENT—A nice HOUSE, containing eight rooms, No, 195 4th at., between L and M sts. Inquire on the premises, between the hours of 2 dS p m. ee 7-3t* an FOR, RENT A woll-farnished medium-sized BRICK HOUSE. No. 370 21st street, near H. betweea the —— os u oc * Fo RENT—Furnished ROOMS, and a large, dry CELLAR. Also, for rent or lease a one acre LOT; would make a good business location Ap- ply to MRS. BEALL, 7th street, above the Park Hotel, oc 7-2t" Reems ON NEW YORK AVENUE. suitab e for Paymasters. Also, a Parlor, one Bedroom and use cf Kitchen Inquire at RUDDERFORTH'S Diving Salocn, 14th street, between @ ani New York avenue. oc 7-3t* Fo SALB—A RESTAURANT, with bar fixtures and two years lease. Reason for selling, the roprietor isengaged in other business, which mands his entire attention. For particulars in- qvireatNo 525 llth street. between O and streets. or on thi ises, No. 348 C street, pear Rational Hotel. g OTR OR RENT—A PARLOR, and BACK ROOM and YarpASBMENT. Inquire at No. 455 K st.. Navy In i cagaiee on the premise: FOR RENT—A suite of three ROOMS on first floor, on lith street, 2d house from O, $15 per month, ‘Between O and P. oc 6-3t* 'URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, to gentlemen only. with a B-droom and Parlor heated with one fire. ip a small family where there are no chil dren. Apply at WALKER & CO.’S, Maryland ay., between l’'th and lith ats, oe 5 8t* R SALE, A BARGAIN—An excellent FRAME HOURE. containing7 rooms. favorably located; Possession in twenty days. and terms liberal. MITCHRLL & SON Real Bstate Brokers, oc 6-3t* 8. E. corner Pa. av. and 15th st. OR SALE—LEASE AND FIXTURES of anold established Stand, corner of 7th and L streets Inquire onthe premises, between 9 and 12a.m. and Zand 4p.m. Receive propositions until Mon- r day, October 10th, 10 orclock a.m oct 6-3t™ 6 “JONES & CO. OR RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM, pleasantly located on llth street, No. 356, two doors above M, oll fa int oc 5-3t* URNISHED ROOMS RENT. Apply at etween 6th and 7¢h sts, No, 41 Louisiana av., ocd (OR RENT—Two suites of large and elegantly furnished ROOMS on first and second floor. Apply at No. 402 13th st., between G and H. Board furnished if desired. oc 5-4t* Fo RENT—Ove large comfortably FOR- , NISHED FRONT ROOM, on 24 floor. in a quiet private family, No. 495 I street, between 6th and 7th. oc 5-3t* ‘OR RENT—Large and handsomely FOR- NISHED PARLOR and CHAMBERS, on first and second floors, at 402713th street, between G and Hst. Board in the house, if wished. 00 5-3t* Fo SALE—The FIXTURES of a Steamed Oys- ter Saloon—new Boiler, Iron Boxes and Coun ter. Aaa good order, Inquire at 493 lith street. oc 5- Fe RENT—The large first class DWELLING HOUSE, No. 26 Louisiang ave. It will ba rented only fora private tamily, not fora Board ing House. Apply on the premises to oc 5-eost* EDW'D SWANN, (OR SALR—-THREE HOUSES, ONE DRUG STORE. TWO BUGGIES AND TWO HORSES, IMPROVED FARM IN ILLINOIS. toquire at No, 409 Mastachusetta avenue, near Sixth street. oc 5 2w* OR SALE—Four HOUSES, with lot. two two- story Brick, and two two-story Frame Houses; also. basement to each. For further information apply toL. LABER, on Delaware avenue, between Cand D sts. oc 5-3t* 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- quire of R. M, COMB3, 8th street, Navy Yard. oc 5-1w OR RENT—A BRICK HO , No. 726 New Jersey avenue, corner of L street south, con- taining 9 large rooms and cellar, in good order; large garden and stable. THOS. E DANT, 251 Bst., oc 5-3t* between 6th and 7th, Island. Fo® RENT— Possession given immediately,) a pleasant FRONT ROOM, nicely furnisted; will be rented to g- ntlemen only. and is very, suitable for the accommodation of two persons. The lady of the house is not prepared to furnish meals; so gentlemen desiring board need not apply. anety at 403 oth st., between H and I. oc 5 tl (URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. witheut 4S board. Boarding house in the neighborhood, where meals are served. References exchanged. A pply at No. 320 New York avenne, between 9th and 10th sts. oc 4-lw* Fo SALE—A_ LARGE LOT, upon which is erected a BRICK HOUSE, containing nine roems, the said lot having two fronts and con- taing 5,633 usre feet, situated on L street south, retween 4th and 5th streetseast, near the Navy Yard. The location is desirable fora Restanrant or Lager Beer Balooo. Terms moderate. Inquire of JOS. F. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent. Office aes hen street west, near I street north, Fo, SALE—In Montgomery county, miles from Georgetown and 23g miles from the caval, a FARM of 100 acres, 50 acres in wood, that is estimated to cut 50 cords of wood per acre, and the balance in cultivation. Impreved bya small house; good orchard, Soil of the best it: ame zee. number of FARMS in Montgomery county and HOUSES and LOTS in this city for 18. Apply t : f eoeeste ne 517 7th sreet. FS SALE—A small FRAME HOUSE, on New York avenue, south side, second door from Sth street, with a nine years lease Conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the ourshaser. Terms cash, Bnauire of G. B. COOPER, 272 8th street, between Mand N atreets nerth. oc 3-60" OR SALE—A desirable BUILDING LOT on K street, between 19th and 2'th sts. west, front- ing on Western Market. Apply toCHAS McCAR- THY, corner 18th and H streets, oc 1-lw* Md., eight ABORERS WANTED —Wanted immediately two hundred LABORERS to work on the sec- ond track ¢f the Washington Branch of the Balti- more apd Ohio Railroad, between Wathington and Annapolis Junction. The highest wages, will be given, and the laberers will be furnished by the company with board, Applyin 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, jupervisor on line of road. JOHN L. WILSON sep 27-10t Master of Road, B.andO. RR. ANTED—The undersigned desires to pur- chase all kinds of ladies and gentlemen's CAST OFF CLOTHING, for which the highest rice Sak ‘be paid Cait teat tely at No. 50 ouisiana avenu ear stree’ M. BAILEY. Dealer in all kinds of new and second hand Gloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, &c. ep 19-1m* 'URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—A comfort- ably furnished HOUSE, of moderate size. is wanted immediately. in this city or Georgetown. Central location preferred. Address Box No. 205 Washington city post office. Sep 12 tf ANT 5 D-SKOOND HAND FURNITURE ‘Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODSof every description, BR. BUCHLY) 42% 7th street, Je 8- ‘between G and H. east side. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS = RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS.—An adjourned meeting of the Lincoln and Jobhn- fon Club ef Georgetown will be held at the Star Engine House. on Potomac street, between Ist and 2d,on SATURDAY NIGHT, at 74 o'clock. All desirous of Wining the Ole Baredaricee ad seen , President. HUGH G, DIVINE, Beo’y, oc 7-2t* GgkGrTownN CORPORATION STOOK.— Those persons who may be disposed to pi chase Georgetown ‘Corporation, Btock, which bears guartetie con chiste ane Eracis Gene 1 me a} o AIRD, Olerk of said Corporation: oc 1-atN1 "pore PROMPTLY ATTEND. ‘Petomac Tow Company’s te Botoaee® “Gov. Curtin” and ‘Belle Haven.’’ Apply tothe Captains on board, or to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, my 1§- Water streat. Gecreviswn. Piano FORTE TUNING, MELODEON TUNING. I take pleasure in announcing to my friends and patrons that I have been fortunate in securing the services of Mr. A. F. DESSAN, from New York, who is one of the most competent and skillful PIANO TUNERS in our country, and I solicit orders at our atore for Tuning, Repairing and Regulating of PIANOS, MELODEONS, ORGANS, or any musical instrument, PIANOS and MELODEONS taken to our Wareroomsin upper story of estab- lishment, and thoroughly renovated, repaired, recapped, &c., at short notice, and moderate charges. ORDERS FOR COUNTRY, Alexandria, and other places solicited and prompt ly attended to. JOHN F. ELLIS, Plano and 306 Pa. avenue, bet ith San ee a. Chickery & Son’s Piano Agency, ocl poYs’ AND YOUTHS’ —— — FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. ‘We invite parents to an inspectiono cur large stock of BOYS’ OVEROOATS, ‘ BOYS’ JACKETS, ‘ _. BOYS’ PANTS, : BOYS’ VESTS, Sove surgrs.cxDE penton be &o which we are selling a8 low as of like qual Northern cities, cate a area, sep M4-Lmif 4, OR RENT—The large and commodious ROOMS: com prising the second, third and fourth sto- ries over J. L_ Kidwell’s new Drug Store on Est., near corner of Pa. id 14th st., two deors be- orner ¢ lowe ee JOHN L. KIDWELL. J GESISHED, HOME to Jet, without board. ct 272 F st., corner of 13th, sep 27 29* (qostine HOUSE FOR SALE, The Proprietor of this popular and well-known Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from busi- ness, and offers his well-known house for sale. Any one wishing te engage in a LUCRATIVE BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- sylvania avenue bet. 12th and l3thsts. _sel2 4w* HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PRI- vate salea tract of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 mi.es from the Capitol, over Benning’s Bridge; about 50 acres cleared, and 45 in meadow; the balancein unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut. No improvementa.except a small house. For farther particulars address Box 384, Washington, D. O.. or inquire of the subscriber, 1}¢ miles northeast of Benning’s Bridge, sep 6- 2m’ E. SHERIFF. URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, to gentlemen only—347 K street, near 13th, Inquire of Mrs, A, E. STEPHENSON. au3i-tf ha} G's FIXTURES, OHANDBLIERS. BRACKETS, os READING LAMPS, We are now receiving our fai) stock of GAS FIXTURES from the factory of Cornelius & Baker, Philadel- phia, comprining. a full assortment of all their newest pat rns, which we sell at the manufacta- rer’s prices. Parties wishing to purchase will find that they buy as cheap here asin Phildelphia,and save the cost of putting up, All descriptions of Plumbing, Steam and Gas- fitting done at the lowest rates,and in a satisfac- b torymanner, DY 5 w. THOMPSON & 00, 269 Pa, av .south side, near llth street. sep 30-lw__ (Chr,Int,Rep,Times& ConUnion] — 486 CHOICE FALL STOCK. 486 486..... PAPERHANGINGS, —.......486 Just d, a beautiful assortment of . proidered and PGi a of Gold, Bm 1 Biank P Ord. | medium priced Gilt pavers, a varied and choice stock of Satin and ay Borders, Statues, Centre Pieces, &c. or Paperbangings or Window Shades ly executed in city or country, for goods and labor. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. he richest, handsomest steers Deed : strict. to gilded with gold leaf'and of superior workman, ship. ‘Also, @ beantifal assortment of Card Visits Frames of foreign and domestic manufacture. goods warranted as represented. WINDOW SHADEs, Different colors and sizes Window Shades in .. Orders for an: i i ier eo Grae. 'y Tequired style or size Shade 486 PIOTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Di nt sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas- ings, Nails. &c, CARD VISITE FRAMES. French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood,and American nd most varied stock Picture Frames in Composition Card Frames in variety. PICTUBBs., 486 486 af ARR AT FEBS We cae ceumtien forsale BF Gash for Goods and taken agen ATS! HATS! HATS! > H desirable oars ° peatanien seats < ee eo ready, at ~ B. 1. STINEMBERS,, sep2i-iw 23) Pa. av. twodoors from J3th ats» 3 #0 THIS AFTERNOON ANP TO-MORROW BY 248 0. MoGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers “ > on Teer sIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THR SIDB OF 147 ae Ly PUBLIORAL BOE VEEN P AND petee AFTERNOON Oct. 7th, at 5o’clk, re mi * ing Lom fronting ven seil two desirable Build 10 feet Square No. 29. Zitle perfect, ae oe: th erme: One-half cash; the remainder in six and twelve months. with interest, sec ic trust on the premises. pron Conveyances and stamps atthe cost of the pur- cbarer J... McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. . O. MeGUIRR & CO., Auctionaera. WELL BOILTT One BENTH ST. BN RAND F .AT LIO Ss On SATURDAY AFTEBNOON, October 8, at 5: o'clock. on the premises, we thall geil. part ‘of Lol No. #. in Square No. 290, fronting 23‘; feet on 13th street, (enst side ) hetween Band F streets north ard runing back 1 feet toa wide pnblic alley: improved by a new and handsome Brick Dwel House containing thir'een reoms. with pantr: and bath room attached, now under rent at $1,500 per annum . Terms sre: One-half cash; the remainder in six and twelve months. witn interest, secured by deed of trust on the premi-es. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- F chare _oc6-d J.0, McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRADE SAL OF S00TS AND SHORS. _,0n TO MOKROW (Friday) AFTERNOON, Oct. 7th. at 2 0’clec* ,on the second floor of our Auction Rooms. we shal! sell— 30 CASES FRESH 4ND SEASONABLE BOOTS ND SHOKS. are trade are invited to call and examine the tock, Terms cash. oc 6-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ¥ JAMES C. McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHAMBER FURNI TURF. BEDDING. CARPES, C. LAS AND CROCKERY WARE (1S CISA, GLASS On SATURDAY MORNING, October sth, at 19 o’clock, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell & very extensive lot of excellent Chamber Furniture &c., comprising— One superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte, 43 Bedsteads. varions patterns, 43 Dressing Bure: nd Washstanda, 43 Mattresses, various kinds, Taree quantity of Role ers and Pillows, Very superior Feather Beds, Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, Sheets, Bolster and Pillow Slips, Towels and Napkins, 46 Carpets. of various dimensions, Superior French China Dinner, ‘Tea ard Dessert Service, Handsome Silver-plated Tea Set, Castors, Table utlery, 8 Oxk Bookcases, Oak Dining Chairs, Cooking and other Stoves, together with a gener- al sstortment of Kitchen requisites, Terms cash. oo 4-4 JAS. C0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, BRUSSELS, VELVET, THREE-PLY, INGRAIN CARPETS, MATTING, SUPERIOR FURNI- TURE. PARLOR SUITS, AND OTMER ARTI- CLES NECESSARY FOR FURNISHING, AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY MORNING, October Ssth,com- | mencing at 10 o'clock. we will sell at ourlarge and spacious Sal-sroom, in the rear of our Auction Rooms, the balanee of the large stock of Oarpet- ing, &c , comprising— x Velvet, Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain Rugs, Drug- | gets, Mattings. &e 1 Parler Suii silk Brocatelle, complete 8 Parlor Suits in Striped Reps, complete 1 Parlor Suit in Merroon, complete 4 Wravpat Sotaa, Tables, Easy, Parlor and Rocking sire Cottage Sets, Hairand Shuck Mattresses Marble-top and Plain Etagers and Whatnots Walnut ans Mahogany, Mar)le-top and Plain Bu- | reaus Walnut Jenny Lind Cottage, and Plain Bed- steacs Cane-seat Chairs avd Rockers Mabogany and Walnut Sideboards Hat Racks, Writing Desks, &c With many other articles, which must be sold to close,to which we especially invite the attention of the trade and others, as the stock is large. Terms cash, océ6 WM.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, BY 4, 7Atz & CO., Auctioneers. At the Horse Bazaar, 95 Lowisiana avenue. SALE OF HORSES, CaRRIAGES, HARNESS, + 80. | On SATUDAY MORNING, 8th instant. we will | sell, at public auction, at the Horse Bazaar— | About fifty fine Saddle rie Harness Horses. 80. A large assortment ot Carriages, Topand No top Buggies, Germantowns, Rockaways. &c..&c Regular auction sale days every Tuesday, Thurs- aay and Saturday. a oc rriages and Herners always at private sale. 5 WM.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Y WM. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, At the Horse Bazaar, 9%, South side Penn’a avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. PATB MOSS COLORED COLTS, On SATURDAY MORNING, 8th inst., at ten o’clock, we will sell at the Bazaar— A pair moss colored Colts, 4 years old, and very fast. Also, cther stock, described in another advertise- m oc6 WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 626, corner 7th and D streets north. TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON THE EABT SIDE OF FOUR-AND-A HALF STREBT. NEXT 10 THECORNAR OF SOUTII F ST., AT On TUESDAY, the 11th instant, we shall sell, in front of the premises.at 5 o’clock p. 10., part’ of lot No, 15, in Square No. 539, with the improve- ments, which are a good two story frame House, centaining 4 rooms and kitchen. This property is handsomely situated on 4% st’rt and suitable for business or a private residence. Temscash. $50 wili be required when the property is knocked off, and if not complied with it will be put up and sold to the next highest bidder. All conveyancing, including revenve stamps at the cost of the purchaser, Title indisputable. oc7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY 2. ©. MoGUike & 00., Auctionsers. VALUABL CORNERO LIC 8a IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE F STH AND M STREETS AT PUB- AFTERNOON. October 8th, at 5 remsi-g Rothwe' improved by a good F; Dwelling Hever and Store. © mivediately after, we shall ot No Harkness! subdivision of Sonate su trowicg it ‘eet on lth street, ween Q and . ning back 95 ‘eet to a public alley, © e+ 804 Fam Terms: One-half cash ; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances ard stamp’ at the cost of purcha- “0c 3-4 J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Ancts, BY W. 1. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN i THE SEVENTH WAKD. By virtue of adeed of trust to the subscribers, dated the 17th day of August, 1860, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 208, folios 167. et eq.. 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 promis 8, all of Lot numbered seven, (7,) of sub-division of Square numbered four bat d thirteen, (413,) of t! plan of the City of Washingten, with the improv ments thereon, consisting ef a two story Frame House. This property is situated om south G ats between Sth and 9th streets west. The Lot has width of twenty-four (24) feet. ten (10) inche a depth of one hundred and twenty-four feet, 8) inches to an alley Terms of sale: One half cash, the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his no for the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed and besring interest from the day of sale, and se cured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of saleare notcomplied with, within five days from the day ofsale, the Trustees reserve the rightto re-sell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on giving one weeks notice by two insertions in some newspaper in the oe of yaar EDWARD C., CARRINGTON.} trustoos ASBURY LLOYD, 2 au27-2aw3wkds WM.L,WALL& CO., Aucta 87 THE ABOVE S8aLK IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed to SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at & o'clock. FE, C, CARRINGTON A_ LLOYD, (et bet sep 22-d WM. L. WALL & 00, Aucts, &? THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- poned to the SoH ee ct October aN o'clock, A. LLOYD. Nef Trustees. WM. L, WALL & CO., Aw:ts. PY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georg OLD IRON, STOVES, JONK, &., &c., AT AUG- TION On MONDAY MORNING, October 10, at i00'clock, I will sell, at the corner of Bridge and Green streets, a large lot of Old Iron, Stoves, Platform Scales. &c , Xe, Terms cash, é ocd THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, BY J. O. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EIGHTEEN SMALL LOTS ON AND NEAR PA. AVENUE AND ROCK CREEK BRIDGE, AND A STONE QUARRY ON ROCK CREEK. On MONDAY, the lth day of October, at 434 ovelock Pp. m., we shall sell on the premises, as fol- lows: lv subdivisions of Lots 12 to 17 inclusive. Square No. 4 each fronting 20 feet on north L street, with a depth of 101 feet, to a 18 foot private alley; begin- ning on the southwest corner of 26th and L screets, only 140 feet from Pennsylvania avenue, beings corner of the public e. S subdivisions comprising Lot 19, same square, south of the above. each 17 feet fronton 2th st., and 135 feet to 150 feet deep, to a 15 foot private ley. Lots 1 and 2, fquare north of square 4, subdivided into five lots, fourof which front 22 feeteack on Pennsylyaviaavenue, running tarough and fr »nt- ing 24.1 feet on L street: and the coraer lot front- ipg 39.10 feeton Pennsylvania avenue, 47 feeton the public space, and 437 feet on L street; all graded, and very conspicuous for busioess stands. Also—Original Lot7. square 13, fronting 183 feet on 2th street and Rock Creek, by 1636 feet deep, contaiping an opened quarry of good building stone, with a wha capital lot fer a lime kiln or wood and coal bu g Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance in equal payments of 6. 12, and 18 months, inter- est. The title being perlees feneral warrantee at h- nn deeds will be given, and deeds oftrust taken the option ofthe purchaser, the balance in cig teen equal monthly payments, with interest, se- cured by a written contract, with a forfeit clause. fe ment of $20 on each lot required at the time of sale. No charge for preparing deeds or contracts, but the purchasers to pay for stamps, and city taxes for 1364, ‘ See map and handbills. Sep 3'-d JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y¥ THOS. DOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetown TRUSTER'S SALBOF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA QOUNTY. VIRGINIA, ABOUT TWO MILES FROM GEORGETOWN, By y.rtue ofa deed of trust from John Biechler, dated Jure 6, A. D., 1859, and recorded in Alexan- dria county record, in Liber T, No. 3, page 53i, IT shall sell at public sale, tothe highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the llth day of October, A. D., 1864,a the Auction Rooms of Thos. Dowling, in George- town, D.C, at ten o’clock a. m., those two certain tracts or parcels of land, known as Lots Nos. 6 and 9,in a p'at of division, among the representatives of Abraham and Isase Bireh, recorded in the same records in Liber R., No. 2, page 78, with the build- ings, improvements and appurtenances. et 6 contains twenty acres, and lot 9 four acres, and the twe parcels adioin,and will be sold to- gether. The farm js about two miles from George- qeoravpad has a farm house and other buildings upon it. The terms will be cash; and $100 will be required at the time of the sale, the residue when the deed is ready for delivering, and convenance and stamp at cost of purchaser. FRED. W. JONES, Trustee. oc7 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, PPLAMBRIDGE, DORCHESTER MD. FOR BALE, ee I will tell at auction at the Court Honse door, in Cambridge, on SATURDAY, 8th of October, Appleby Farm, my presert residence, containing about 260 acres of land, 160 acres of which is arable, in a hign state of cultivation; ‘he balance 9) acres in timber, from which 2,0) cords of wooa may be cut, and leave enough for the farm. This farm adjoins the beautiful and pleasant town of Cambridge, and hason ita comm: dious dwelling, four rooms on the first and second floors each, an attic ard cellar pantry, kitchen an? quar- ter connected; an office on the lawn, overseer’s houre, ice house, and all necessary out houses; a fine garden, large lawn, anda young orchard of select fruit trees. : Fo desirable a farm and residence is rarely for sale. Persons wishing to purchase are bereby ia- yited to come and ree the p ace; those on the Wes- tern Shore can reach it by steamer from Balti- more on Wednesday or Saturday and return the nextday The rale willtake place after the ar- rival of the steamboat on Saturday, the 8th day of October—say about 2 0’cleck pm: ‘erms: $? ..00sash, or in afew days; the balance on time to suit A ‘ The Wheat Crop will be seeded in due season. gre Frock ant Ldcteine! pUteane on the farm will be for sale at a subsequent day. THOMAS H. HICKS, se 23-cotd Cambridge, Md. BY JAS, C. McQ@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers, | EXECUTOR’S SALE OF VINE ROSE DASE PIANO FORTE. COSTLY DIAMOND CSET GOLD WATCH. THREE CLUSTER DIAMOND HINGs, “FURNITURE BPFEOTS. AT PUBLIG SALE, OC ene? On THURSDAY MORNING. October 33, at House No. 270, C street. between Ith and 12th streets. by order of the honorable the Judge of t Urabe? Court of the District of Colambia, I al = One superior rosewood case Piano Forte, with Coverand Stool Suits of handsome Parlor Furniture, finished in ereen veivet a Marae dah “ws ang ae ‘arble et Sofa Tables Two Silk Damark and Lace Curtains, with Fix- tures Fine Rugs, Oil Paintings, Fancy Ornaments ussels abd Ingrain Carpets Mahogany and Walnut Haircloth-covered Chairs Mahogany and Walnut Marble-top Dressing Bu- reaus and Wachstands Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads er and H oe apascens Bolsters and Pillows, | je Linen ner and Tea Servi 8 eat fared Castors Spocns, and Forks Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October I°th, at 4 o’clock, I will sell,in front of the premises, on Market street, between lat and Prospect sts The Lot fronts 4332 feeton Market street. with a depth of 89 feet and is improved by a large Frame House with brick back building, containing nine rooms, cistern and wellin the yard, and in oue of the most desirable locations in the town. Terms: One third cash; balanceinsixand twelve months, secured bya deed of truston the property, All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Sale positive, Title perfect, oc4 [Con. Union,] THOS, DOWLING, Auct. Y WM.L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers. STEAM TUG, CANAL BARGE. AND LIGHTERS, iy AUCTION On MONDAY, the I’'th instant, at 12 o'clock, we Willsejl. at the 6th street wharf the Steam Tug- boat**Harry Leslie.” She 1s about 45 feet long, W feet beam, and 10-inch cylinder, 24 horse-power, and hss, with her engine and boiler, lately under: gone a thorough repair, at large expense. Also, the Canal Boat ‘J. J. Wisner,”’ 1 feet long. 14 feet 5 inches bear, and 5 fee. 6 inches depth, and carries a very large load. Lately re- aired ona railway and caulked in Philadelphia 8 a suitable boat for the Chesapeake and Uhio Canal, Also, two Lighters and Scows. sThey are each 25 feet long, 10 feet beam, and about — feet deep. T ih, Soir uae W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, Y JABS. 0. McG@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, LOT FRONTING ON VIRGINIA AVENUE BETWEEN CANAL STREBT AND DELA- Bevel AVENUE, WITH 8MALL FRAME On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October llth, at 5 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 10, in Square No. 641, fronting 30 feet3 inches on Vir- givia avenue, between Delaware avenue and Canal street,(near Virginia avenue bridge) and through e north E street, improved by a small frame ouse, Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in 6 and twelve months, with interest, secured by a derd of trust on the premises. z Cost+f conveyances and stamps td be paid by v Mea eT 5, 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucta, JPY J. C. MoGUIER & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS NEAR THE DEPOT AND AROUND THB CAPITOL Pursuant to adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 4th day of May. nar an equit; ane mein sneaked Donets berein Bleazer Lindsley and others are complai mate, and Joseph L. Ingle and others are Getend- | Qnts) tbe subscriber will, on WEDNESDAY, the f October next, at 44¢ o’clock on the prem- Bh dey erat publicsale to the highest bidder’ Lot No, aan au Ae ane <4 By situated at the cor- of nor ret a) elaware avenue. 1G OTPHURSDAY. the 6th of October, at 12; o'clk, onthe premises, Lot No. 4, in Square No. 637. fronting on south D street, between Delaware ave: nue ard south Capitol street, Lot No. Sq No 693, on south B street, between New Jersey enue and south Capitel street, and Lots7,8, 9.10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 2],1n Square No, 738, near Bt, Peter’s Uhurch. The terms, as prescribed by the decree, will b One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the residue in two equal instalments, in six and twelve months from the day of sale. for which the purch: ser’s notes, with arproved security, bearing inte: est from the day of sale, will be taken, with a re- tained lieu on the premises. A deposite of $2) on each lot will be required at the sale The cost of conveyancing, certificates of sale, and stamps to be borne by the purchaser. If the terms of sale be not fully complied with within five days next after the day of sale. the roperty will be re sold, at the risk and cost of the jefaulting purchaser, after one week's public no- ‘and other Stoves, together with a full psec LH eh of Gogkies Urensi. AT 11 O’CLOCK PBAC! Ys One fine ! adies’ Gold Hunting Oase Diamond-set ‘Watch, valued at $40 Three Diamond Cluster Rings, valued at $8°0 Gold Bracelets and Bar Rings. ‘erms ca h. ‘WM. A. BOSS, Executor. oce-d JAS. C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, ¥ J.C, MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BUILDING LOTS ON 14TH STBEBT AT AUC. “On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Octo 5 orclock, on th re ean, wo thal wal take Woe ae ae Cy between U and V sts. north, and running Pen toe to ad foot alley, in 6 wonths, with =] ; balance interest, secured by & eed of trust on the prem- Conveyances ‘and statips atthe cost of the pur- p cctwinmae dy Red saeco ‘Mea lave DERE 4,00 nets a tice by advertisement in the Breoning. Star. OHN ©. KENNEDY, Trustee. sep 2l-eokds J.C, MeGUIRE & 00., Aucts, S-THE APOVR 18 UNAYOIDABLY portponed ubtit THUMSDAY. ABTHBNOON. Oc. weaarre Yoitn' 6° KERN EDY cision, aee ONT SicGUIBE & O0., Aucts, a ALE OF CONDEM3ED MULES. Office, Depot of Wi Chics Quarsermenes she ccaver s Toit Wl eee ee at Weswineton: Bear tne OENDAY. October 19, 186, alotot ~ 5 fit fe ic ic condems: Ser ta Government faud le to commeace at 10 coum ati ier General and Chief’ arte ‘a rediie Ist of asbin im.