Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1864, Page 3

j rT AERE‘TED as a HOTEL THIEw.—At 5 o'clock esterday morning officer Lynch arresied *nrv Martin, coi’d, eho was caught in the actof stealing clothing from a chamber in the Central Hotel Officer Burch, of tke Fourth ward, bring off duty, pat on a suit of oltizens’ clothes and went to the hotel aud too€ 1 rvom. After reviring to bed, he noticed a fallow who bad a Jong stick, at the end of which was a screw, which be tuserted through the ‘ransom oxerthe chamber door and had hooked into Burch's coat. Burch tet him get the coat nesr- ly throngh the transom, when he sprang ont into the passage and ca t the fellow and he'd him till offieer Lynch arrived aad took the prisoner off his hands. He was confised in the station house, and to day will have his vg taken for tke police’s gallery of portraits. Martin was a servant io the Hotel. ——— ae 3% LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Davies’ Fara — The debghtfal fair of the ‘8 of the Sixth street Presbyterian Ohurch SHI} continues at Odd Fellows’ Hall, and it meets with a deserved patronage. The fair is &", the benefit of a worthy congregttion, and & most delizhtfal piace of resort. It is heid at Odd Fellows’ Hail TEE Cincvs of Rivers and Derious, at the corner of 6th sireetand New York aveous, con timues for one week more: Another delightfal id interesting performance will be given to- bt and this afternoon. The whole perform- Bedouin Arabs, Master Eddie, Madame carte, and ali of ‘he members of the com- ete excellent indeed, and fulfill their ANOTHER RoRneKY.—We stated on Satur- day that Friday might eome burglars entered the vrocery ot Mr. James Whitmore, on 7th Ftreer, berween G and H streets eouth, and car- ried off about $300 worth of groceries, besides & quantity of clothing, belonging to the fami- ly, who were asleep above. On Saturday night, a powertnl colored man ehtered the store of Mr. H. B Croggon, corner of 12th and L streets, and dealt him a powerful blow on the head with a paving stone, knocking him senseless He then jumped the connter, seizad the money drawer, containing $12 or $15. and made off. Mr. C. recovered his senses in time to see the burglar leave. ir ORD'’s THEATER. —This is announced aS fourth and positively last week ef Mis® Maggie Mitchell's engagement. To night sne ives «Fanchon.” a play which although ten produced. never fails in interest, in con- sequence of the excellent manner in which it is put on the stage at Ford's. Witlisins ve Tuearse —Mr and Mrs. Barney ap ree Say at Grover’s another week, -Hight tuey announcg+-Willie Reilley” and “An Hour in Seville,” and the farce of White” The bill is a good one, ant ing of an extenaed patrevage. All g0ers are plessed with the Williams,’ 11 house wili he the result. RBURY.—John Denier continues his ent bere and will perform the same fea's for which he has been so famous jt two or hree weeks Beside him a of song, cance,and Ethiopian actors m the bourd~, who will appear to-night. > ESPiroseD SuicipE—A Mysterious Case.—On Saturday last. room No. 1, of the Ventral Hotel, Which it was known was occupied by a lodger, RBA being opened xt 12 o'clock m., the servant became alarmed tes! something unusual had MepPpened. She -alied upon a Mr. Scott, bar- keeper at the sajoon of the hotel. and he looked Re the transom, aud tonnd a friend, B.C. W. rnham, dead in his bed, blood being spat- tered all around. The Woroner was at oncs summoned, and held an inquest. The body of Mr. Burnham was lying upon the bed, the head reclining over the pillow, and the legs drawn up, as thoneh ‘he dead man had died in agony. His clothing and boots were yet upon him. Whem Burpobsm was fonnd it was dis- eovered that a d-ep gash had been cut in both arms, severing the arteries of each, and the bed Was covered with od. In the middie of tha room Was & quantity of matter indicating that Zome one had yomited, and afterwards had ed blood to run upon the same place. @ bed was a slop pail which contained nt of blood, and a chair near the bed marks of blood. Upon a table in the s found & bottle marked “Laudanam,” clerk of Mr. Clark, druggist at the corner \ street and Penn-ylvania avenne, testified eceased hed purchased the Jaudanum the evening previous. The bottle was empty. At the foot of tne bed was fonnd a small pen- covered wilh blood—the onty instrument he rodia wherewith the deceased could mm his own life. a Mquest, Mr. Scott, a friend of the de- 5 tifled ‘hut deceased had came to him and represented himself as without Jeceased was then much under the e of liquor, and bad remained so up to p he was found dead. Witness supposed farnham was laboring under a fit Of tom porary insanity, superinduced by excessive , &t the time he took bis life. y who roomed next door to deceased, that on Friosy night she heard some rnbum’s room call for a docter, bat eed to the call, supposing some one sick and that a friend (of the sick a gone for a coctor. One of the jurors on the inqnest was not sat- ith the testimony as given. and asked | physician he sammoned. Dr. Harvey sley was consequently called upon, and aswertoaquestion whetberaman couid ¢ two ounces of laudanom and afterwards Seat himself in a chair and cut the arteries ef beth arms, either of which was sufficient to se death, be replied that it was possible, tnot probable that 8 man could do sv, and Aoete get into bed and die, as deceased . Scott after this again madea statement he believed deceased was laboring under jia-a-potu, and that while in that state he committed the suicidal act. . ‘he jury returned a verdict of death by sui- de. Yo money was found upon the person of de- ; buta25 cent shinplaster on Newark, rsey, and a large number of receipied is were founo vpon him, and under Was &v empty pocket book. There und 4 pawnbroker's card for a ring en pa wned on October 6rh. ar is said to he a man of good family, and es a wile and child in New York. ther is a Major on the staff of Gen'l an, and deceased has latterly been em- in the (Juartermaster’s Department. % of the witnesses testified thathis ruin re ROrVeeERyY IN PRATHER’S ALLEY.—Saturday nighta soldier, named John Willisms, who had upon bis person abont #30 and a_new_ sil- yer watch, fell into company with Wm. Ter rell and Joseph Thomas, two colored individ- uals well known to the police, and with them strolled into Prather’s Alley. There he was knocked down and robbed of his watch and mouey. He gave information tothe Fourth Ward police, and Officer Lewis arrested Ter- rell about 10y o'clock that night, and Rounds- man Kelley arrested Thomas about 9 o’clock Sunday morning. Both the prisoners were sent to jail for a hearing on saspicion of high- way robbery. cee SSE InpicTrp ON OHARGE OF LIBSL.—On Satur- day the grand jury tound indictments against Thomas U. Walter, Silas Seymour and Uhris- topher Adams for a libel published against Charles F. Anderson. The parties charged are well known architects, and the alleged libel is said to have been contained in & paper exhibited to the House Committee Buildings, which spoke lightly of the character of Ander- fon as an archiiect (the committee having at the time a petition of Mr, Anderson asking re- muneration for his plans and specifications of the Capitol Extension.) a et ANOTHER SMALL RAID INTO MARYLAND — Capt. Chatman, who, with his guerrilla gang, made the raid upon Gilpin and Bentley’s store, at Sandy Spring, Friday morning, on Sunday morning about 3 o'clock tried his hand again by attempting to carry off the goods of a store five miles north of Rockville. The farmers again turned out and drove themoff. We have not yet been able to learn the particulars of the affair. We understand, however, that Chat- man and his crew made a hasty retreat to- wards the Potomac without any plunder. Sey Se Frire.—About 12 o'clock Saturday night fire ‘Was discovered in a shanty on K street, be- tween 9h and 10th, oceapied by ©. Hellem- bach as a wheelwright shop. The flames spread rapidly to the adjoining shanties, occu- pied by a number of colored families. The en- lire row of shanties was destroyed. The shan- ties belonged to Mrs. Edmonson, and the loss was trifling. The tenants’ loss in the aggre- gate was small, but is a heavy calamity to them at thisseason. Itis believed te have been &n incendiary act. SPECIAL NOTIOES. —— Fact anv Wister CLOTHING. New Styles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, aod Waiting Coat ‘antaloons. Varta, ard Boys’ Clothing, Furoi: @ Goods, &c.& We are now prepared to exhibit our stuck of Men and Boys’ Ready-made Cl thin ¢ which, for ele- ance of style variety and excel'ence of fabric and faith‘ulners of manufacture, has not been sur- pe age by any stock heretofore offered in this marke Tose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’ssnd Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will find the right article on the it reasonable ter ns, Also, an extensive atsortment of Gantlemen’s Furnishing Goods, comprising everything newes- Bary for a complete outfit. NOAH WALKER & OO., 369 Pa. a oc 10 8m" Metropolitan Hotel Build THE OMSAPEST AND Ba8T Haiz Dre in TRB WORLD vi des or We Out.—U pham’s Hair Dye. 50 cents sbox. The bestin use. Try it, Bold by 8.0 Ford, corner lith street snd Penn. avenue, Wesntnates; and Henry Cook, Alexandria. s ‘Wasrantep ro Ov 81x Dars,—Dr. Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years standing, will cure Goncrrhaa im siz le io change of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Sold by 8. C. Pord, corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry Qook.exandris is6-ly iy : WANTS POBTER WANTEDat the UNITED STATRS HUTEL. Colored preferred. oe W-3t* NTED- A WOMAN to take care of children de chamberwork. A mid: le »ge4 woman Tuqnire at Nu. 396 4th st west ocl 3t* To RENT—A FURN ‘SHED HOU ‘rg 8er9room:. Location near P Ww A steoue asen ons P.L., Star Office. oc 10-4" WANTED-By a respertable colored girl TATION aan. 288" ad shembene: sid, on 13th streat, betwe. “? ! “ vee a. "We uy art, active vin dry «o Ww are et 245 Par ayTenue, first floor upstairs. eo 10-1t" NTE 0— By a re«pacts ble Young girl a 8IT- W ‘OnTION ax Ohamberts, 1a of todo house. work. Please addreas Box & 9\"8t offi it* WARTRD—& SITUATION Sy, eate apie yours tTias Nurse an & = ply at tox 37 Star offic: ee 1t* WANTED Two HOSTLERS and tro HACK DRIVERS; good weees and comitant work. Inquire of R. CRUIT & BON, Georgetow 2. ol tt R ASPECT ARLE GIRL WANTS A SITWATION a8 sssistaut coos or chambermaid. Laquire corper 2ist ano F street, between 9 and I va. It W ANTED—A furnished or unfurnished HO use of six or eight reoms. Rent must be reas on- able. Address C. H. O.. Grover’s Theater, for one week. Reference if required, ocly3t" WANTED-A first class COOK, man preferred. Also a dining rvom servant. None nesd ap- ply but thoroughly competent persons, No, 515 et , 2d door from Sth, ou b side, 1t* WARTED—A TINNER. efscs farnace bend. Apply at J. W. THOMPSON & C©O.’3, 269 Pa. GA side, between lth and Lith streets, ec 10-3 W ANTED— by a young man a SITUATION as | Bar-tender ‘he be: y reference. [x- auire at 8. DONALDSON’S, corner of #4 and L streets, Island, Washington'city, D.C. o¢ 10-3t* ANTED—Three first class TIN and SHEET IRON WORKERS. BE. H. & H, I, GREGORY, oc 10-3t* _321'Penn, avenue, W ANTED—A g001 GIRL to 7 the work in & family oftwo. Muatcowe well recommendad. Su heone will havea good home. Apply at the erner of 6th and © streets to-morrow (Tuesday) between 1 and 2 0’clock, ts QW ANTED—A good, auart, active BOY, between the ageof 15 and 18 years. to attend a r-taii Clothing store. The best of referepeesin regard to Honey KS tired Inquire at the southeast corner 2: iT streets, oo 1-2t* . ‘A. MORRIS. WV ANTED—To rent a neat HOUSE. containing s to 1) rooms, in a respectable location, and FOR BENT AND SALA Fo RENT—Two well-furnished ROOMS, s3c~ ond floor, No. 415 H atreet, corasr Ith. 18* Fo, RENT—FURNISHBD HOUSE, No. 137 ri pryeat aticet.Gecre own Rent $150 per ioe | . Wert eee Premires, corner of oneres an FOR BENT- Three 800MS, furnished oF for Lashed. single or together, to» small for housek ee pir g—No. 56" H street, near 5th oc We3tt URNISHED ROOM FOR RENT—A FRONT gentoo oF peu aecana Rommealianle for two tween (2th and Pee ae 0. street north, oc 10-3t FFOR REN T_4 FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for the married conplo, wich the priviltge of using fe Kitchen. Ron’ moderate Apply on Ith st , between Rhode Island av, and P sé. og In-3t* Fe RENT—A HOUSE, containing 6 rooms, on K street, ber, 9th and aa rey of. 4DSON, oc W0-2t* on L Bt., bet. d 13th, No. 473. FURS Ish ep BOOMS FOR RENT.—For reat, th emfortable and well farnished ROOM3 at 450 1th feet. east side, between G and H sts. No childr-ninthe house The location is one of the et aereeable and desirable in Washington, FoR REN. to qgnilomen, ine orivate family, a two neatly RNISHED ROOMS—a parlor <a chamber, connected, on fitst floor—near State Noeyment (and in the renter of business,) 460 ew nore avenue, second door from 15th st, Mr och TORENT—a completely farnisted HOUSE, con taining eleven large rooms, with Fe pe pirlor: itchen, dining roam, bath room, with cold and Bot sea andgas. Terma moderate. Inquire at isth street, 3 conden reet, between F and G streets. PARTIALLY FURNISHED ROUSE for rent, five *quares from Pennsylvania avenue, con taing nine rooms, with bath room. water closet, gas throughout. &c.;¥- ry convenient and in ex- ¢elent order. Rent '315) psr month tm advance. t rene nee pescrences, reenired aad pe ng-houre keeper need a . Inquire for ATB. at the Star Office. YP” "oe tteiw OR RENT.—Wi for rent on the 5th of No- vember next, a two-story frame HOUSE, con- taining 6 rooms, pas and stairway separate from rooms; a ride alley, and a large yard; situated on the north side of I street. fou:th door from 5th street weat,No. 434 Proposals will be received by the subscriber until the ahove time, at the cor- mer of 5th street west and @ north. ec W-lw* F. B. LORD, 8k, Fox SALE Will de sold at private sale, a great bargain in the STOCK and OUT?#IT of the Livery and Sale from 1° to 15 minntes walk from Odd Fellows’ Hall. Rent from $300 to$5™ per annum, or will exchange a smaller house with anyt nant ocenpy- ing the above. Apply t»P J BELLEW & 0003, 510 7eh streets 5 doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. oc WASTED-A white GIR work in a private family. Apply No. 651 L st. north, between 4th and St! oc 8 2t* ANTED—A GIRL to do general housework, ‘tbe murt understand Oooking, Washing, and Iroving Call at 469 2d street, Capitol Hill. near 8t Peter's 0 urch. oct 8 at WANTED. IMMEDIATELY—Firat class TAIL ORS. The Soriety prices paid. WALL, STEPHENS & CO. 222 Pa ay., oc 8-3t between Sth and 10th sts. OUSE PAINTERS. — Wanted, three good HOUSE PAINTERS. M. T PARKER & CO,, _ 00 8-3t* 59 Lonisian T° PRINTERS—A SITUATION is wanted bya competent Prioter, Presaman, and Reporter. Hasathorongh knowledge of power presses and engines. Address “PRINTER,” Star Office, oct 8 2t* A RESPFCTABLE LADY WISHES TO HAVE a SITUATION as seamstress; can cut and fit mand chilaren’« for geseral house- ladis dres The best of recom- mendations can be given ifrequired, Please ad- dress a pote to Box No. 10 Star Office. oe 8 3t* ANTED_—RBy a respectanle colored woman, «,& SITUATION as cook, in a respectable family or hovel, Also, a young colored girl wants a SITUATION as chambermaid or second cook, Please address a note to Box No. 35 Star Office. Oc 8 3t* ANTED TO RENT, IMMEDIATELY—From two to four dozen COMMON CHAIRS, for two months, with the privilees of buying them afterwards. Address J.D. WILLIAMS, Wrting School, care of Geo. F. Smith & Co., Grocers 511 Stable, corner Bridge and Market streets, George C , consisting of 15 bead of fine Horses 8; 1 Close Hack; 1 Opea Hack; 4 setts Dou- ble Harness; 10 setts Single d 3 four-seat riages; 2 new Top Bugges; 3 second-hand do.; 1 Germantown Wagon, and | Baggaze Wagon; | fine young Mule, and wany other articles. Those in want will do we'l to call immoediate'y, as the subscribers are determined to close out their entire stock, oc 10 6) D_T. _GLADMON & CO. OOMS FOR KEBN‘—Apply at the corner of 8th and C streets, fae 008 6t" OOMS FOR RENT—Apply at No. 570_N st., between 6th and 7th sts. oc 8 3t* RSTAURANT FR SAUE- Fixtures and sar. Lease for five years. Rent $25permonta Ap- ply at the Star Office 0¢ 8-30" | ee RENT—A HOUSE containing seven rooms anda cellar, situated on 7th street, between Nand 0, No. 181. Possession given immediately, Inquire next door, No. 183 oc8-3t* Fo SALE—That brautiful SQUARE, No, 872, _combining mire advantages than any other unimpr. ved square in the ci'y, is forsale, In gnire of G. CRANDELL, No. 128 Bridge street, leorget wn, D © ;orat his residence, No. 537 Hest , before 8o0'clocka m. oc 8-1 ‘OR RENT—A large BRICK HOUSK,and Fur- niture forrale. The -onse contains ]2 reoma, newly pap red, und with all the modern improve ments init: centraily located. The furniture is new, and will be sold at a loss, 8s the owpe ve city, For particularsa !dress 0. B, P ce BARGAIN FOR CASH—For sale. RUDDER- FORTH’S DINING SALOUN ani BAR, doing an excllent business. Inquire on the premises, l4th st.,. bet. G and N. Y. ay. oc 7-3t* For RENT—With or without Board, a neatly Furnished ROOM suitabte for two singl: gan- Apply at No. 257 D at., between Sites oc - tlemen, ith street. 0c 8 2t* Mth ets. WASTED, IMMEDIATELY — A good white | FOR REN?—A nice HOUSE, containing eight WAITER-I street, No. 262, between 17th rooms, No. 195 4th st., between L and Masts. and 18th. oc 7-3t* Inquire on the premises, between the hours of 3 D Pm. oc 7-3t* ANTED—Two good CARPENTERS. Apply at No. 350 4th atreet, between F and G. 00 7-3t* EN? RAVER WA Mannfactory, No. 494 oc 7-3t* WANTED-A good WOMAN, to assistin gene tal housework: reference required. Appl immedistely at 305 Pa, avenue, between Sth ani 10th sts. oc7 3t* WASTED IMMEDTATBLY—One or two jonr- neymen TAILORS, who is willing to work on repairing, Apply to B. MAGRUDER, 477 loth st,, bet D and B. 007-3t* ANTED—A little GIRL, about 12 or 14 ynars of age. to assist in light housework, and be treated as a member of the family. Wages $5. Ad- creme wee particulars,“@, H.1.,” Star Office, oc 7- the Indelible Ink ih st., Room No, 6, ‘was caused by agirl named Pumpbrey, whose sobriquet was «(urley,” and who was for some time a habitue of a notorious den of in- famy on 6th street, below the svenue. The body was banded over to Mr. Scott and & triend of deceased, who promised to have it decenuy interred. FUNERALS.— Yesterday afternoon the funeral of the late A_G. Herold took place from the residence on Eighth street east, near the Navy Yard gate, and was attended by a large con- course of the friends and relatives of the de- d, including the Navy Yard Beneficial y and the Independent Order of Odd 'S, Clerks in the (Juartermaster’s De- ent at Giesboro, and numbers of clerks “others in the Navy Yard. The remains} ked very natural, and were encased in a | idsome mahogany coffin, on the breast of hich his regalia was placed, with a hand- some wreath of flowers. The services at the house were conducted by Rey. Dr. Morsell, of veer ee ae by ev. P. H. Sweet, Grand Chaplain of the M, ona Fellows, atter which dig copes was | ron of John and Elizabeth Bradburn, seed 17 placed in the hearse, the following acting as | months. all-bearers:—John Smith and Edward Mc- = - <enny, of the Be: Yard Beneficial Society; ROF. J. W. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY is Wm. Worrell and W.H Thomas, ot Eastern nog open fur the seasen, at Temperance Lodge; F. B. Lord, st , and Samuel Nelsoo, of | Hall, Pagreet. between Sth and 10 h. the Encampment, and (seo. Brown and John Hours fftuition for Ladies. Misses, and Lod, Masters. Wednesday and Saturday after- W. Hodgson: of the Grand Lodge sed the | vi ocas fromes tos, Gentlemen's clase. Monday. MARRIED, In Georgetown, on the 6th inst., by the Rev. Father Barly. President of Georgetown College, Mr M. DELES CLEMENTS, to ELEANOR, daughter of the late T. O’Donnoghue, Esq. = ee DIED, On Batuatay: the 8thinstant, in the 85ta yi her age, MARY ELLIS, widow of Samuel B. Bilis. The friends and acquaintauces of the family are invited to attend ber famera} this afvernoon, the 10th ‘natant, st 2 o’clock, fromthe resiience of her son, Wm. M. Ellis, No. 730 New Jersey ave- nue, south of Capitol. X. October 9th, in the 83d year of her age, Mrs. ANN ALL wie ow of the late Robert Ball. Sr The fonersl will take place at 2 e’cloce, on the lth instant, from her late resideace, near Bali's X Roads, Alexandria county, Va. a! Cp the lth instant, WILLIAM BROOK WARD, the eldest son of Aibertand Annie B. Ward, age 6 years, 2 months, M4 days, The frienos and relations ate requested to attend hin funeral at the renidence of his parents, No, 157 C street, Island at 10 0’clock, llth inst, z On the 8th inst. at 932 o’clock p m., EDWARD, procession moved in the follo wing order to the | $pope of ‘nd Friday evenings from 7 to I), The Congressional Cemetery :—Navy Yard Bene- | cyarter will commence with the frat lesson of the ficial Society: Pier’s Lincoln Hospital Band, | pnpil, oct 8-im which discoursed appropriate music; Eastern Lodge No.7, Columbian Encampment No, 1, Grand Encampment, Grand Lodge. The fra- lernity were out in large numbers, P. G. M. RK. McLean ac'ing as chief marshal, assist- by brothers R. H. Moere and U. C. Ander- “tat the cemetery the services were conducted Rey. Mr. Morsrll, after which the impres- burial service of the Odd Fellows was conducted by (+rand Chaplain Sweet. The foneral of the late James T. Brown, 8 Workman on the Treasury Building, and a mber ef Lafayette Lodge No.7 of Masons, Philadelphia, took place also yesterday af- oon, and was atiended by New Jerusalem No. 9, accompanied by the band of Fin- NM ARINI’S FASHIO SABLE DANCING ACAD- TFEMPFRANCK HALL, E rtreet, between 9th and 10th sts, ate Academy is now open for the reception of u pils. = Days or Tritiom. For Ladies, Misa-a and Masters — Tuesdays, Thursdays ard Fridays. Ltr tS m. Gentleman's Class—Tuesda:s, Thursdays and Sstorcays, from 8to 0p m. Those desirous of joining may do so by applying at the academy during school hours narter cotamencing on entry, 8 ERSONAL. TO THE PUBLIC, The temporary difficulties between Jey Hospital, under the marshalship of J.T. 2 Powell, who interred the corpse in the Con- Diy sizanaed. and alinotions ena 2 greesional Cemetery, where the usual rites | withdrawn. F. SCHOOL! z Mi KE. D. BURROWB3, 180 Pennsylvania avenue were performed. ———— A MATRIMONIAL a aoe epee tag Notio afternoon Sergeant Olarke, of the sixth Ward, a arrested Thos. Murray, a Scotchman, who | Ali dehts due the late drm ef Schooiman & Bur; keeps a dairy near Lin-oln Hospital, on the | ¢ebtadue by us are to be paid by ©. F. Schoolman, charge of aduitery, preferred by his wife, The firm of Schoctman & Burrowes is hereby Margaret Murray. He was taken before Jus- | dissolved by mutual consent, oe 8-8t* | GER. Citizen and WANTED—On or about the Ist of November next, a small HOUSB, or part of a House, un- furnished. ruitable for a small private fs Address, stating terms and location, Btar Office. WANTED First class COAT MAKERS to ia whom the best Northerncity prices will be id: 3 = Wm, Stabler & Young, Ww Jas. Lackoy, FJ ~ Ribnitzky, Hinten & Teel B Hughes, G M Losano. McRae & Taft, Wm. Peterson, oc3-tf Merchant Tailorsef Washington City. W ANTED— First-class COAT HANDS: to which the best Northern -c'ty prices shail he paid. Aluo.aweckly HAND.” “Applyto Bd HEIDER- Military lor, No, 362 under Metropolitan Hotel. Sep 3)-tf CASPENTEES WANTED. Headquarters Depart ment of Washington, Office Chief Quartermaster. Nos, 534, 595, 534 4th street. near New York av, WAsniGT0m Sept. 29. 1844. Wanted immediately, fifty good CA to go to Point Leokout. Maryland. month and aration. h workman will bring bis own kitoftcols. Traneportation will befurnisned Wi she Gererament for the -mor knot and their ools from 18 ¢! ‘oint 0! * JOHN:A BLISON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, ep 3. tf Department of Washington. W ANTED_The undersigned desires to pur- chase 2J] kinda of ladies and qoahemen’s CAST OFF CLOTHING. for which the highest rice will be paid. Call immediately at No. 80 ouisians avenue, near 9th street. WM. BALEBY, Dealer in all kinds of new and second band Oloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, &c. sep 19-Im* URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—A comfort- HB, of moderate size, is or Georgetown. 0. 205 nu ably furnished HOUS! wanted immediately in this cit; Central location preferred. Adi hington city post office. - - ANT 8 D—-SSOOND HAN: MIRRORS, CARPETS ORNISHIN, ‘eas Box Aexcription. 4 V7 eet tween Gand 5 Sa rn oe pe ES GEORGETOWN ADVER'MT (CS RALLY. LINCOLN AND son BONA | 5 There will be a public meeting of tke LINCOLN AND JOHNSON CLUB, of Georgetown, D. C., every THURSDAY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, at the Council Chamber. over the Past Office, com- mencipg on next Thureday evening, the 13th inst, eae enae of Lincoln and Johnson are invited attend, Goo¢ speakers will beinattendauce. _0¢ T-lw* tice Cull, when it appeared that the parties N2Y. PHILADBLPHIA PROVISION STORE, were married about eight years sincein New- 334 D street, near I'th etreet.—Just received. ark, N. J. They bad four children, one of Lard. fami whom 1s dead, and until about two years ago they resided in Newark. Marray about this time left bis family, stating that he was going into the army, and made his way to Alexan- Cheiee Hame,: Pure use,) Saperior Cream Chena, Bee ) eerste 4 undersigned have now on hand twantyb rele New Jermay QUCUMBER PIONLBS. in Grines ‘taining that A woman arin ere ieay had bees intimate, left | suitable for family use. Te those who wish eth time, had her suspicio: roused | Put up their own Pickles, can be supplied at 8° ame 5 i iP ‘and | cents rer 100, at 276 D street between 13th and came here to fin e parties, 1334 streets, where Groceries of all kinds can be e across them in Alexsudria, where she at reasopab-e rates, bed Murray arrested, and he was committed 00 3-006t _¥. M, SCOTT & CO. t@ jail. The parties, however, compromised, 316 ¥ STREET _ Be agreeing to pay her so mach per month, but — . after a few months he discontinued his pay- CROCKSRY. ve ments, and &8 above stated she pounced on him &Lasa. eg again. The officer, when he went to arrest ‘Murray, found the woman with whom he was living With several children. Murray did not seem inclined to make up with his wife, and ‘was particular! anxious that a divorce might be obtained, and refused all efforts to compro. LERY AND FANCY oo! eo coAL. OIL AND OOAL OIL LAwes, Loffer all of the above articles of embrace the best ssrortment Sree, olfoced the wife agreed that after he Washington public;at 1° per cent than they her #500 she would procure & divorce. He then cap be purchased elsew ere im the city. peid $150 cash and signed an agreement to pay and see for yourselves. _ 3. B Pouey, her 860 per month anu soe s a naa sepé-Im* 316 F st, north, bet. Joth and llth. peng low Rae omer chiid is seven years of BaD! READ! re: READ 1, BEaD! id the justice dismissed the case. HEY, FALL AND WINSEE GOODA Just re- < as ts ent o! ve | bing BRAMR'D. No. SCL 7h street, between Land Kote, eee Mo. 3 i fep Ié-im* Gyperese, cornice aan ae rsons Oo 8 L) ir One pel ‘Dag pu chase Georgetown Corporation an interest of six Rer cent. per annum, wgae ees can obtain some applying wu AIBD, Clerk of said Corporation. oc 1-dtNl "Forine Lf tld elt ATTENDED 70, bythe etomsc om! ‘a boa’ *Potomas,' “Gov. Curtin” and = tate Haven" Apply to the JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Water street. Georgetown. ‘EDWARD OLABE, . LUMBEB DEALER, Virginia avenue, between 9th and 10th ats., east, whe large stock of all’ kinds of LUMBER con- A saeey on band at lowest market prices. 2ep $ Im* PIAno FonrE TUNING, MELODEON TUNING. FER Mr. A. F. DBSSAN, from New York, who is one of the most competent apd skillful PIANO TUNERS in our country. and I solicit erders at our store for Tuning, Repairiag and Regulating of PIANOS, sect atet ORGANS, musical ipstrumen' ZEOK ¥ i: PIANOS and MBLODEONS tGe taken to our Warerocoms ia upper story of estab. lishment,,and thoroughly, renovated, . repaired, recapped, &c., at short. notice, and moderate Fo RENT — A _well-furnished medium-sized BRICK HOUSE. No. 370 21st street, near H Inquire on the premises, between the hours of 12 and 2. oc7 3t* OOMS ON NEW YORK AVENUE. suitab e for Paymasters, A'so, a Parlor. one Bedroom, and use of Kitchen Inquire at RUDDERFORTH’S Dining Salocn, Mth street, between @ and New York avenue. 0c 7-3t* a a LE AUCTION SALES. iF other Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON ANP TO-MORROW BY? ©. Moctimma 00., Auctioneers. EIGHTEEN 3MALL LOTS ON AND N RAR PA. ye AND BOCK CREEK BRIDGE, AND A eTor ARRY ON ROCK CREKRK ae : DAY the lth day of October, at «y pete D. m , weshall sell on the premises. as fol- _ 0 aubdivisione of Lots 13 to 17 incinst c No 4 each fronting 2 feet on north Latter & depth of 10) feet, to a 12 foot private alley; begia ping on the southwest corcer of th and only 14 feet from Pennsylvania avenue, corner of the pubdlic space. Seubdivisions comprising Lot 19, same square, eas of the above. each 17 feet fronton %th st. and 135 fee to 15) feet deep, to a 15 foot private Lots | and 2, square north of square 4, subdivided | into five lots, four of which front 2 fect each on | Penpaylvaniaavenue. running turough and fr -nt- ing 241 feet on L street;and the coruer lot ‘rent- ing 39.10 feeton Pennsylvania avenue, 47 feeton the public space, and 437 feet on L stre-t; all erad+d,and vers comapicwoue for business standa Also—Griginal Lot7, aquare 13, fronting 183 feet on 2th street and Rock Creek, by, 153.6. feat deep, containing an opened aaarry of good building wood awk coal Sp covital lot fer a lime kiln or erms of gale: One-third cash; the ba’anee i canal payments of6. 12, and 18 months, with inter: grt ane title being Parfect general antes ceeds will be given, and deeds of trust taken; or, at Seconti nefthe purchaser, the balance in eigh- | en eine Monthly payments, with interest. aa- | cured by a written contract, with aforfeitclaise | és A payment of $20 on each lot required at the time No charge for preparing deeds or contracts, but the parehasers to pay for stamps, and city taxes See map and handbille. sep 3-0 JAS. © McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y THOS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER GEOKGETOWN AT AUCTION. zor On MONDAY AFTERNOON. Uctober 1 th, at ¢ o'clock. Twill sell,in front of the pr-mises, on Market street, between lat and Prospect sts. The Lot fronts 4334 feeton Market street with a depth of 89 feet and is improved by a la-ge Frame House with brick back building, contain ug nine rooms, cistern and wellin the yara, and in one of the most desirable locations in the town. Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve mocths, secured bya deed of trust on the property. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser | Sale positive, Title perfect, | ‘ser-ota, being a oc4 (Con. Union,| THOS. DOWLING, Auct, Y J. 0. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, FECTS AT PUBLIO SALE. SUBS AND EE On TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. 11, at 19 o’clock. at No. 364C street, between 434 and 6th sta.. we | shall sell the furniture and effects of a family de- cling housckeeping. comprising— { Excellent Rosewood Case Pianoforte, by Brown & len Fine Mahogany Sofas, Arm, Fasy and Parlor bairs Marble-top Tables, Whatnot Fancy Chairs. Sofa Bedstead Venetian Blinds, Sofa Bedstead i Mantel Clock, Ornaments on Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets through- ou Of Cloth, Matting, Rugs | Mahogany French Beds:eads, Bureaus,Wardrobes, “Wa betands Hair and Huak Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows Blankets, Comforts and Spreads Superior Walnut Extension Table 8i +board. Dining Chairs China, Glas and Crockery Ware waiters, Castors. Table Cutlery Hail, Parlor and Chamber Stoves Together with many other articles. gerd "5.0. MoGUIRE £00... Aucts,_ | BYY. L. WALL & GO.. Auctioneers. | South corner Pa, av. aud 9i}) street. PEREMPTORY SALE OF PIFTY BARRELS WHISKEY. | Oa TUESDAY MORNING, at llo’clock we will | sell at our Auction Rooms Without reserve, for | cash— 50 BARRELS WHISKEY, in Jots to suit, i] oc8 W.L,.WALL&Co. | | Y WM.L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers. PROPERTIES, SOB ey CHALER, &c., AT oC . On TUESDAY MORNING, October I'th, at 12 o'clock, we will sell in front of the Auc pee the entire effects of Varieties, comp: ne— See ery. Properties, | ‘fice. Wood and Cane Seat Chairs, Bar Counter and Pixtures, Tab'es Gla sware Lumber, &c., with otherar- ticles in the line. T he co W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts, For SALB—A RESTAURANT, with bar fixtares and two years lease. Reason for selling, the proorisser. isengaged in other basineeay wy ich ds his entire sttention. For-particulars in- No. 525 llth street. between O and B streets. or on the premises, No. 348 C street. National Hotel, 007 ‘URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Apply at none” 41 Louisiana av., between 6th and7¢h sts. Fs. RENT—The large first class DWELLING HOUSB, No. 26 Louisiana ave. It will be rented only fora private tamily, not fora Board ing House. Apply onthe premises to oc 5-e03t* EDW'D SWANN. (OR SALR—THREBEE HOUSES, ONE DRUG SroRe TWO BUGGIES AND TWO HORSES, IMPROVED PARM IN ILLINOIS. toqaire at No, 455 Pssteonusstes avenue, near Sixth street. oc we Fo, SALE—Two BRICK HOUSES, each con- taining eight rooms, and one Frame Housa, containing three rooms, in good condition, with 5,620 feet of ground attached. Price $4.00), In- quire of R, M. COMBs, 8th street, Navy Yard. oc 5-lw* OR RENT— Perscawion given immediately.) a pleasant FRONT ROOM, nicely farnis! ed; will be rented to g ntlemen only. and ia very suitable for the accommodation of two persous. The lady of the house is not prepared to furnish meals; ao gepvtlemen desiring board ned not apply. Anpiy at 403 9th st., between H and I. oc 5 tl Frousaiseay 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 ats, oc 4-1w* (OR SALE-A_ LARGE LOT, upon which is erected a BRICK HOUSE, containing nine roems, the said lot having two fionts and con ta'ne 5,633 square feet, situated on L street south, between 4b and 5th streets east, near the Navy Yard. The location is desirable fora Restaurant or Lager Beer Salvon. Terms moderate. Inquire of, JO8. F. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent. fice 363 ps street west, near I street north. oc 4 6t* OR SALE—In Montgomery county, Md., eight miles from Georgetown and 2% miles fram the FARM of 100 acres, 5) acres in wood, that ated tu cnt 8) cords of wood per acre, and ce ia cultivation. Impreved by a small ouse; good erebard. Soil of the best nalit UA lates nymbsr of EARMS, in Montgomery county and HOUSSS and LOTS am this city for le, “Apply to f oe d-6t 517 TWh srest._ OR RENT-— The large and commiodious ROOMS comprising the second, third and fourth sto- ries over J. L Kidwell’s new Drug Store on Est., pre, art f Fao av. and léth at., two deors “uw-tf JOHN KIDWELL. 0 Py ‘D ROOMS to let, without board. at F Sere eek of 18th. kis One 2n* Gp O8tING HOUSE: FOR SALB, canal, is esti the bi dwell The Proprietor of th lar and well-known } Hotel an Hestanrant i vende to retire from bus fe: J “know! jou: ) 5 Bes, an COT ete Sngaae Tae LOORATIVG Bi E88 can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn~ pirat avenue bet. 12th and ftir ste, sel2-Sw* ae UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PRI- yate salea tract of LAND, containing about |, two hundred nd tty acres, dietant about 4 mi'es from the Capitol. over Leto Bridge; about 50 acres cleared, apd in low; tl lance in. unsurpassed timber, mortly oak and chestnut. No imp ovenents excepts smallhouse. For farther pantiediars address Box 3"4, Washington, D. 0.. or inquire of the subscriber, 13¢ miles northeast ing’ ridge. Ehprereenie ¥. SHERIFF. UBNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Bosrd, ptlemen on! street, near 5 Inquire of Mra, A. E, STEPHENSON.” ‘su Si-tf 486 CHOICE FALL 8TOOK. 486 486... PAPRRHANGINGS........486 Junt opened, a beautiful assortment i proidered and msdium priced Gilt x ee ae Also, 8 varied and choice ateck of Satin and Blank Papers. rders, Htataes, C Pi ke Orders | on Taperhans tees oF Window ‘Beads ally or 601 x "Terms cash for goods ‘aud labor. is 4 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 86 bi ofalt a ba Wert ee ee ited with golt eal aad of soperion watkeun, j so, = beantiful assortment of Card Visite i Frames of fore’ Ae x Sqmemic matte ait Different ‘colord. snd sizes Window Shadoo in store. Pipess "EBAY, uired p ‘Seale sore. § as requ style or. a j oebais tal 09 Pitan et aa Br “CARD VisItE FRAMES. PICTURES. ee ee Goods ioe ps drake OO WINBOW SHADES, 7 ] ue uctaar ta oO. a the z the UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSE, uartermaster General’s Office, ist Divisr e Washington City, O-tober 8. 1334. Will besold at public auction, tothe highest bidder, at Giesboro, D. C.,on FRIDAY’ OOTOBBR 14, 1874. ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1854. ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. These horses have been condemned as unit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes Many good bar- gains may he had. Horses sold singly. Terms cash in United States currency, Sale to commence at l0a, m, JAMES A. EKIN, oct 10-1 t Col. in charge Ist Div.Q. M.G@. 0. BY J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers EXECUTOR’S SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE ON 12TH STREET, BE- 4 WEEN B AND C STREETS NORCA. {On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October i7th, at 5 o’clock,on the premises, I sball sell part of Lot No. 4, in Square No. 324, frenting 16 feet on 12th street west, between B and C streets north, ran- ping back 80 feet, and improved by a three stury prick dweliing-house, with three-story brick back- bE. Terms: Qve-half in cash; the remainder in trree, fix and nine months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises, Conveyances and revenue stamps _at the cost of the purchaser, WM. A BYS8. Executor. oc 8-d J.C, McGUIRE & Ov., Aac' B* W.L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers, WEST END LOT NEAR PENNSYLVANIA arene AND WASHINGTON UIRCLE, aT On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 11th inat at5o'clk, We will sellin front of the premises, Lot 12 snb- division of Square 33, fronting 2334 feet on the weet side of 24th street, near Pennsylvania Ave. and Washington Circle. Terme : $200 cash. balance in 6, 12 and 18 months, bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on e premises All conveyances st the expense of the purchaser, oo8 WM. L. WALL & CO,, Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526 corner 7th and D streets north, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN- IMPROVED PROPER! Y. The endeerigped, trustees under the wi!l-of the late Edmund Heiley. offer for sale at publi: auc tion the following Propane: On WEDNESDAY, 25th October instant, at four o'clock p. m., on the premires— _ Part of Lot 8, Square 69), fronting 62 feet 5}3 incher on Ist street east. Lote 4 and 9, Square 814. Fast balf of Lot 16, Square 8&7. Lot 9, Square 788. Part of Lot 4, Square 730, 15 feet 1634 inches on A street and 5) fect.on 2d street east. s Partef Lot 8, Square 759. west part fronting 20 feet on Fast Capitol street by di oflot. Three years of lease on Jot unexpired artof Lot 9, Square 758, beginving at northwest angle prequars. running south and along 24 atreet east 80 feet 7 inches, thence east 21 feet 3 1¢ inches, thence 91 feet 84 inches to Maryland avenue, thence south westwardly along said avenue 21 feet to the place of begioning, containing 1,8% square ot, Part of Lot 10, Square 813, beginning at the dis- tence of feet trom the nertheat comer of aa fronting 10 feet 3 inches on B streetsouth by depth of lot. Part of Lot Jo, Bauare 843, heginning_at the west corner of said lot, with front of 27 feet by depth of lot, Part of Lot 19, Square 729. Lease 99 years on 25 feet front by depth “of lot. 52 ee unexpired, on East Capitol street, near Cap- tol grounds. And on THURSDAY, the 2th instant, at 4 0’cl'k Pavorth belt af Loess, Bquare 53 io 01 }. Lot A, subdivision of Bquare 79, fronting 23 feet asercn Suse D meee depth 19 feet 6 inches, rontainin, a fees, : ihe improvements sre: Two frame bollgings en rt of Lot 19, Square 729;0n8 . Fag: 2 brick houses op part of Lot 4, Square 730, and a frame on Lot A Square 57: sh rchase maney One halt crotrestdue im 6and 12 paid i th, and the resi montha, secured by adeed of on huerbremtions cr ot cash, at the option of the WE parment of $25 0n exch lot will be required at ane. as yment frthe tor e not complied with in one jgbt to resell,at the risk If i) verme Of _ . ‘wee! ereafter f the defau'ting pure! on one and expense of {D6 fo tn the Nationdk Intelligen: reserved by the truste Bree o a ii Ban i T. Trustees, JOBR SEER & LLIAMS, Aucts. Br J. 0, MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, ANCERY SALE OF V BLE BUILDING ‘naw Fie ne ao du aureme Sonzt aid wiil sell, cnieele W. JONES, Trustes, ocseokds §8=6J, 0, TIRE & 00,. Aucts, | 9.in a p at of division. smong | at the tine of the aale the res.due when the d ~ AUOTION SALES, FUTURE Days. 7 ORE! . WILLIAMB, Anctioneare BD oe Ne sae corner 7tn aud Daur ta north, RUS"EB'S SALB OF VALUABLE tors on TISTRETRERE MAST, NEAR NORTH B STR Ae ere Saeed of trast, dated the 28th day of September, 18°9, recordedan Liber J A 8 'No ir waaninge-wevesty, DG. f shall ml. ta front ¥ : ae ‘ of thenemdises on TCRSDAY. the Tah dar ot October next ai 8 seek p. m., all of Lot Nos. 5 7 and 4. in Square No. 1) sitoated where the Phila- ie ry i Terme: One- h nce in nix and twelve monthr, from day 0 «a! intereetan’ the pay- ments thereof. to be recat: d by notes from the par- cheser, endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. If terms of sale are not comolied within 5 dsys from the d-y of sale. the proparty will be read after om~ we. k’s notice givea in the Kyeniag Star, at ‘he ris* and cost of the defailting pucchaser, Al} Conveyances, inclidi g revenue stamps at the cost of the pnrovaser Fifty dollare will be required when the is knocked off and if a0. paid down it wil! put up again and sold to the pext highest who shall compiy with the ter™a, JOSEPH PECK. Trustes. sep®ecd&kds GR"EN & WILLIAMS, aacts. ¥ J.C, MoGUIRB & 00.. Auctioneers. PRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THK CORNER «fF VERMONT AVENUE AND NORTH V8 REBT property be then bidder Op TUBFSDAY AFTBKNOON. October 1 at 4% 0’ loek,on the premises, by v.rtoe of & d of trast from James Brown, aM 1-63, and a duly recorded am ng the land records or Washingd ton county, I shal'® UL teNo Tand ?! in Barre subdivision of Square No 3f8, fronting on Ver Montavenge. at th: corner of nertn V atract, and running baek toa public alley, and improved by a small Brick Hewse and a port ble shanty Terme: One balf in cash, the temaieder in ax and pine months, with intere: of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamgs st the costof the pur- chaser, * vu, * DENOUR, Trustee Fepmeokte TOM GTING® AO aapte. Y Jas. C. McGUIRE & CO, Aactioueors LOT FRONTING ON VIRGINIA AVEVUE woured by a deed RETWEEN CANAL STEBET AND DaLa MAKE AVENUB, WITH SMALL FRAMB us Ov TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Octoder lth. at6 o’clock. on the premiaes, we sball sell Lot No. D, in Square No 641, front:rg 39 feet3ioches on Vir ginia avenue. between De'awa e sveruean! Canal street,(vear Virginia avenue bridge} sal ‘hrough oS north KE street, improved by a smell frame oure Terme: One third in cash; the remainder in aix and twilve months, witn interest, secuced by a derd of trust on the premises Cont) f conveyances and rtamps ‘ob: paid by the purchaser, oc 5-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts oneers Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anct ‘evts north, No, 626, corner 7th and Ds TWO STORY FRAME AOUSE AND LOPON THE hast SIDE OF FOUR AN & HALE STREET, NEXT (0 THB CORNER OF SOUTH FST, AT On TE DAY. the lth inst: front of the premises,at 50 ck p. in, part of lot No 15, ia Square No 439. with th- improve- mente, which are a good two story fram. House, co: taining 4ro: ma and Fitchen his property is handsemasly situated on 44s at’rt and ruitable fur business or # private residence, Temncash. | 3% wil) be required when the property is knocked off, and if not complied with it will be put up and cold to the next highest bo iver. 4} conveyaneing, incleding revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, Title indisputad'e. a . ecTd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY THOS DOWLING. Auctioneer; Feorg: town, at, we shall sell, in TRUSTEES SALBOP VALUABLE PROPERTY | IN ALEX=NDRIA GOUSTY VIRGINIA, ABOUT TWO MILES FROM GEORGETOWN, By v.rtce ofa deed of tsust from Joho Biechler, dated Jure 6. A D.. 1859 and recorded in A dria county record, in Liber T. No 3. pag Rlialt geli at publicieale, to ihe highest bids « TUESDAY, the 1'th day of October. AD . 186 the Auction Rooma of T Dowling. in George- town, D.C , at ten o'clock a m.. those two certain tracts or parcelr of land, known as Lots Nos. 6 aud the repressatatives of Abraham ard Ivanc Birch, recorded in the same records in Liber R.. No. 2, page 78, with the build- i i ents and appurtenances. wenty acres, and lot? four acres, parcels adtoin, aad will be sold to- and the tw gether. The farm is about two miles from George- town, and has a farm house and other buildings upon it The terms will be cash; and@$10 will be required a is ready for delivering, and eonvenance and stamp at cost of purchaser. RED. W. JONES, Trustee. oc7 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, ¥ J. C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctionee: BUILDING LOTS ON 14TH STREET AT AUC- TION On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October Ith, at 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lots No. 12 and 13, in Kev. Dr. White's subdivision of Square No’ 2%, frontivg 2 feet each on Lith strest, between U and V sts. north, and running back 19) feet to a 15 fout alley. Titles perfect , _ Terms: One-half cash; balance in 6 months, with pnrerents secured by a deed of trust on the prem- sen. Conveyances and stamps at the cort of the pur- chaser. oc id 3.0. McGUIRE & CO, Aucts, ¥ J. ©. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS NEAR THB DEPOT AND AROUND THB CAPITOL Pursuant to adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed un the 4th day of May. 184. in an He cause pending io said Court, wherein Eleazer Licd=ley and others are complaia- ants, and Joseph L. Ingle and others are defend- apts, the subscriber will, on WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of October next, at 4% o'clock, on the prem- ses, offer at publiceale to the highest bilder. Lots No, 1 and 2. in Square No 58\, situated at the cor- ner of north D street and Delaware a On THURSDAY. the Sth of October, onthe premi Lot No. 4, fronting on sou: nue and south Cay et. Lot No.2, io Squ No £93, on south t. between New Jarsey av- ae Couric Capes — Lota7,8, 9.1), 12, 13, 14, 15. 16, 17, 18, , and 21,10 Bquare No, 738, Dear BY. Peter's Ohurch, i. The terms, as prescribed by the decree, will be: One-third of the purchase money in cash and the residue in two eq instslmen's, in six and twelve mont! s from the day of sale hich the purcha- ner’s notes, with arproved security, bearing inter- est from the day cf sale, will be taken, with a re- tuined lieu onthe premines. A deposite of $41 on each lot will be required at the sale. ; The coat of conveyancing, certificates of sale_and stamps to be borne by the purciiaser. Ir the terms of sale ben t fully compli-d with within five dave next after the Gay of sals. the roperty will be re sold, at the risk and cort of tha Mfluiting purchaser, after one week's pudl.c mor tice by advertisement in the Ev ning “tar. OHN © KENNEDY, Trustee. sep 2l-cokcs J,0,McGUIRE & CO. Aucta. B7 THE AROVE SALE I3 UNAVOIDABLY postponed until THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Oc- tober 13th, same hour and ae JOHN C. KENNEDY, Trustee, oc5 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancta, B* JAS, C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, o EXECUTOR’S SALE OF E ROSE WOOD CASE PiANO_ FORTE. ¥ DIAMOND. SBP USTER DIAMOND AND HOUSBHULD ALE. MORNING. Uctober J3, at House No. 270, C street. between 11th and 12th streets. by order of the honcrable the Judge of the Orphans’ Qourt ot the District of Columbia, I 11 sell— on superior rosewood case Piano Forte, with c. d Stool” i Buite of handsome Parlor Paroiture, finished in ¥rench plate Mirror Slab and Bracket ter and Sofa Tables Marble K pemack aud Lace Curtains, with Pix. : . tings, Fancy Ornaments ‘arpets ‘alnat Hairelcth-covered Oh, ny and Walnut ‘bie-tep Dressing Bu- gd Waemetanee jahogany Bedsteads x Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, ‘inen Oak ‘ble top Sideboard. Oak Oxairs Frenoh Obine Dien er i omen Ab astors, by orks 8 Iver plat rt PooRs, a Fas a ten Cooking and other Btuves. o'clk, 087, f Cooking U core Tl OCLOCK PREC SBLY. One fine Ladies’ Gold Bunting Case Diamond-set hres Diatoond Oluster Bings, valued at $8:0 “ a eae Bracelets and Bar Rings. pices WM. A. ROBS, Bxecator. _ 0c 6-d McSUIRB & Oy., Aucte. BY WM. L. W. O0., Anctionaers, PEREMPTORY ALB OF VALUABLE. IM- OVED PROPERTY IN TH Wak ATAUOTION. re On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 13. at 4 o’clock, we shall sell, in front-of the premises, on K atreet, between 26th andwth sts . adjoining the Washington Brewery. part of We, eepare ol No 4 fr ‘2 rhed ° Hi foot, and lumproved by ‘tee Bear, new frame Dwelling Houses with back ba a rma: Ope ca in six ve monthe, secured by & on the proper- ‘All conveyancing sad stamps at tha cost of the Moebd {int} “WM. L. WALL & 0O., Aucts, ¥ JAMES 0. MeGUIRE & Gv., Auctioneers, *