Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1864, Page 3

+ ~ ‘LOCAL NEWS. ——————————— > AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. VER's THEATER.—‘-The Connie Soogah.” mantic Irish drama, written expressly T. and Mrs. Barney Williams, will be Irmed to-night again for the second time. t was received Inet night most enthusiasti- cally by a large audience, and it promises to ae & long run here IANTERBURY.—If you would enjoy a hearty |- laugh, go to Cantervury and see the new comic antomime, The Mischievous Monkey,” and the number of other amusing acts nightly per- . John Denier will to-night again per- ® the feat of walking from the stage to the llery on & tight-rope. Lapras’ Farr.—Odd Fellows’ Hall wa: t night again brilliant with beauty. The Saiadies in attendance at this delightfal fair do in their power to please, and they succeed irably. The fair is for the benefit of the th-street Presbyterfan Church, and is de- ng of help. yERS’ AND Deriovs’ Circvs—Among the - places of amusement now open in tms . none is more’ popular than the Circns of ers & Derions, at the corner of 6th street New York avenue. Tire tent is crowded htly, and the performances all elicit much . a Ss THEATER.—This is the last night but Miss Maggie Mitchell’s present engage- For to-night “The Little Barefoot” is . Weopine there is not a theater- the city who has not seen and been with this drama; and a crowded Will nO» doubt grest Maggie to-night re eee Tae eTIOW’ OF THE PoLice AND FIRE TxtecRara —The contractors,Messrs emnard & Co, haying completed this ement, yesterday afternoon, upon their ion, Mayor Wallach, & large number of ibers of both Boards of Councils, members he Boards ot Police and Fire Department, = etn proceeded to inspect the apparatus xes. central office,on 10th street, was first led. and A. H. Evans, Esq., of the firm of ard & Co. explained the operation of the graph in detail. We have already descri- e system fully; and will not now repeat ‘n detail. From the central office wires are extended to an part of the city. The circuits are com- letsly metallic, there being no connection ev withthe ground exeepit during a break, and this break is discovered &t onee, for the apera- tor on duty is obliged to test the batteries at interyals of twenty minutes, Any failure to do so is atonce discovered, for, attached toa clock enclosed in a case¢ne key of which Is carried by the superin, ent only, is a circu- lece of white paper, which moves with meee piece, and a pencil, moved by an agnet makes a mark upon the paper es are tested. 2 Be spUBlic test was made yes- et 50 ce ete is the machinery that wis déntally struck from the al office yesterday about two o'clock, and a few moments all the fire apparatus of the city was speedily in front of the office. in order to giye the matter a practical test ay, And te show that the police already “A the muius operandi, Mayor Wai- nested Mr. Evans to signal Sergeant | anim and ask him how many men he had. inutes he returned the answer; “Sey- | attery room is pronounced by Mr. Evans the most perfect he has everseen. The | y celisare of Daniels’ improved patent, etal. They can be used for two years, | he end of that time a sufficient amount ir has been deposited in the celis to | two new batteries further éxamination of the central | arty took carriages and went to the Engine House, Capitol Hill. From | ere An alarm was sounded, and in | seconds the answer was returned | fe central office. The Metropoiitan | House, on Massachusetts avenue, was sited. Here the box was again turned, ‘in less than 20 seconds the central office ‘ponded by striking upon 4 gong fixed in the room of the house, and simultaneously npon e bellof St. Matthew's Charch, In order to ow that the bells and gopgs can be strack oltaneously. ‘he party next proceeded to the corner of H 10th streets, where signa) box 25 is located. this pointan alarm was sounded. In 40 ds the central effice recognized the signal struck “two,” “eight,” (25,) upon all the and gongs of the city in communication h the wires, and in 6 minutes and 30seconds iT the fire companies of the city were on the ot. > P The experiment was pronounced a decided ‘ s, and Messrs. Kennard & Oo., were ont yy congratulated by Mayor Wallach, and ‘by all present, for the good work they mn plished. ypecuion having terminated satisfac- a the invitation of Messrs. Kennard majority of the company adjourned n's Testaurant, at the corner of Sth and ts, And partook of @ palatable and well entertainment. to ~ Ome ts were drank, and speeches were made a aving reference tothe events of the day, ® “the completion of the Fire Alarm Telegraph. ‘The prosperity, health and success of Messrs. a Kennard & Evans was drank, and they re- | ® sponded very happily to the sentiment. Mr. — a E. Lloyd responded to a toast tothe Alder- | men, aud Mr. N. D. Larner to one eompli- ‘menting the Common Council. Mr. Evans toasted Mayor Wallach, and re- | ferred to him ag one of the best friends of im- | provement; to whose untiring co operation the | contractors were much indebted for the suecess of the enterprise just completed. The toast | euay’s drank standing, and three hearty eheers | rere given for the Mayor. | x. Dubantresponded to’ toastcompliment- | baal the Fire Commissioners. i awd r.George Wright responded to an allusion | e Council committee of the Fire Depari- = f; and Mr. Jona B. Ellis, chaitman ot that | mittee when the bill to establish the fire | m first passed, also made some pertinent arks. hiet Engineer S@ssford responded to the st “The Paid Fire Department.” The local press was not forgotten, and in auswer io complimentary allusions, those present representing the city press responded. Thus was celebrated the completion of an improvement which cannot but redound tothe | best interests of the city of Washington. The corporaie authorities now have tull possession of the work, and in’a very short time it will be in full operadion. Mr. A. B. Talcott, the superintendent, is an old hand at the business, haying been copnect- | ed with the first Fire Alarm Telegraph ever putin operation, and under his efficient man. Agement the line cannot fail to be Successful ———— RUSTEES OF Pestic Scuoois.—The regu- | monthly meeting of the Board ot Trustees | ublic Schools was held yesterday evening | the City Hall, Dr. Waishin the chair. he appli¢ations of Miss Fannie Simkins and 8 Clara G. Scott for teachership were re- | ved and referred to committee on eXamina- | og 8. jonthly reports from the various districts | (Wee presenied, and a number of Dills, &, | approved. motion of Mr. Wilson, it was resolyed | m neconnt of the benefits derived from achers’ institute last year, that it be con- ¢d in full operation the coming year, and it it be governed by the same rules and reg- | wiations as the institute of last year. | Mr. Hitz, trom the Third School District, MOT announced that there were 162 children inthat | Dag Aistrict Awaiung admissiva to the schools | there, and could not get in for want of proper | NW school accommodations, and offered a resolu- | win — tion urging upon the authorities to make pro- | wd vision ior two additional primary schools at a as early a day as practicable. Adopted. e On motion, @ committee, consisting of Mesars * Rhees, Holmead, Yerguson and ‘Tustin, was | ppointed to visit the schools, examine the roll s, systems Of marking, &c. aa Mr, Rhees, trom the committee gp rules, r ported the followipg additionad rales, the con- @T sideration of which were laid over ti next | peUDg. four days absence’ in any month, unless | by sickness, or the presence of @ con- 6 disease in a family, subjects a pupil to ting to the teacher before the expiration + tbe fourih day. Theseat of any pupil ab- t for more than twenty consecutive days all be forfeited; but if the absence was occa- ed by sickness, such pupil shall have the reference upon returning. For violent or potuted opposition, a teacher Zo, fact. If the pupil is not returned within five taf days, his or her seat shall be considered va- 2e ; a Tuk Drartep Mgen.—The following drafted ‘@yymen reported to the Board of Enrollment to- < ep Fifth Sub-District Geo. L. McClelian, fur- SB? J ished substitute. Seventh yosy suspend a pupil temporarily, and imme- BS aiakciy eisime tas pawonton see haart of the cant. Adjourned. _——_— rst Sub.district.—Patrick Byan, under age; ee jah Ferguson, accepted; Wm. Onase,’far- nighed substitute. - Sub-District.—Jesse ,L. Foster, de- Se Twelfth Sub-District 8. Phelps, non-resi- . y EsTaTE SALe—J. ©. McGuire & Co, ‘day, four lots Yessols, y street north, at pi fi Scents per foot Pu ‘Buras, ; AN EBXCBLLEST ry 3 B. aeorice 1 mph of this city. Ae ed i a more compe j dent of any husband they ma: | years. second 088, - ‘THe relatives ang. friends of the family are re- Hons 136 H street, CHARLES R. BARNHOUSE, THE Vouxss oF THE SoLvrers—We have the following additional returns of the elec tion held by the soldiers yesterday stationed in this vicinity. The Pennsylyania soldiers voted as follows: Unien. Dem. Douglas Hospital, ... 29 4 Cavalry Bureau polls 52 4 Co. K. 63 W Camp Stoneman and Giesboro..1i9 af Sherburne Barracks 45 =| Campbell Hospital 64 1 Cliffburn and Carver 9 60 Nevin’s Battery. at 19 Camp Fry........ «+100 2 Lincoln and Emory Hospitals and Oamp Barry........0-++ ra Battery B, 6th Pa. heavy artiller’ 8 Camp Distribution..........----369 65 The additional returns of the votes of Ohio soldiers are as follows” Armory Square Hospital polis Camp Distribution poll.. Sickles Barracks, Alex. p Mansion House Hospital, Old Haltowell....«- Union Light Guard headquart’: Campbell Hospital polls. Camp Fry polls..... Carver Hospital polis. LinecoiIn and Emory Hospitals and Camp Barry.... os@r Camp Stoneman, Giesboro Point. 48 do a 10 ea ORPHANS’ Court, Judge Purcell._Tuesday, the will of the late John Clapham, was fally proved, and letters testamentary were issued to Wm. B. Jackson, execntor. George W. Young and John C. Brent ob- tained letters testamentary on tne estate of the late Norah Diggs. The will of the late Richard M. Harrison was fully proven. The personal property, silver and monies, are bequeathed to his friend, @barles K, King, as Slso the two-story brick house on 17th street, near H, and also nomi- nates him for executor. The will of the late Mary Cummins, was fully proved The will of the late Charles Myers, of Georgetown, was filed for probate. The real and personal estate is devised to his widow during her widowhood, and after wards to re- vert to Norris J. Adler and John E. Libbey, or the survivor of them, and the survivor's heirs, in trust for his three daughters, who shall each receive the prefits of $3,000 invested by them in real estate, which they shall hold indepen- marry. The balance is to be divided equally between Emma J, Francis J.,Mary C.,and John W. C. Myers. The widow, Jane OC. Myers, is nominated execntrix. The first account of Lestitia Allen, guardian of the orphans of Wm Allen, was presented. =a CRIMINAL CouRT, Judge Olin.—Yesterday James Shields was tried for an assault and Tesisting and officer, and found not guilty. Mary Bondy, indicted for larceny, was found not gulty. Ia the case of Henry Carter, charged with larceny, a nolle pros. was entered. ———— Affairs in Georgetown. CANAL.—The boats are not arriving as rap- idly as a few days ago, but they are eoming in daily, and a large number are on the way with various cargoes, but principally of coal. The coal banks at the wharves do not increase in size, there being vessels enough in waiting to receive the cargoes from the canal boats as fastas they arrive, 1nd immediately transfer the coal to the northern depots, where it has been greatly needed. The arrivals are the Potomac, 113 16 tons coal, to New Hope Oo.; A. Schelt and Wm. Darrom, 205.11 tons, to Ameri- ean Co.: Onward, 19.14 tons, to Borden Co.; Edwin Lynch, 112.12 tons, to Baltimore and Hampshire Co; Mollie, 1108 tons, to Central Co. Departures, 17—all light, except the Isaac Motler, assorted cargo, to Edward's Ferry, and Six days, with salt, to Round Hill Mills. FiLour AnD Grarn MARKET.—No arrivals of flour or grain to-day. Holders ask, for su- per, ©10; for extra, $10.50, with slight variations upward, according to quality. No wheat in market of any account; consequently we only quote nominally, for red, $2.15 to $2 20. and for white, $2.25 to $2.50, according .o quality. The market is still unsettled. SPECIAL NOTICES. _ aaa tees Loca. Ives —If yon want Loekwood’s Enameled Collars at 50 cents, Gray’s Mo!ded do at 49 cents, or A goed All Paper do at25cents each, per package, go to . HENNING’S, cOrner7th atreet. oc 12-6t* and Maryland avenue, Island, CLorninG or THE LATEST STYLES, at HENNING’S, corner 7th street oc 12-6t* and Maryland avenue, Neck Tres, Scarrs, Groves, &c., at ING’S, corner 7th street E oc 12 6t* and Maryland avenue, Island, THE OBEAPEST AND BEST Hain Dyw 1m TES WoRLD —WNever Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, » cents abox. The bestinuse. Tryit, Sold by . O. Ford, corner lth street and Penn. avenue, Washington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria. On the llth instant, ROBERT BROWN, x” son of Hanson Brown. Be dhtves three orphan chilaren and a large circle of friends to mourn bis lors. He was a member of company D, Sth engineer corps. The friends and acqual nees of the family are requested to attend his funeral, from his father’s residence,on C st. north, mear 4th st. east, on to- morrow evening, at 30’clock, * On the llth ipstant, ANNIE T, ASKEW. Funeral from her late residence, 495 L street north, on Thu: sday evening. at 3 0’clock, * [ Baitimore Sun copy.} On the Iithinstant, JOHN CRUMP, in the 33a year of his age ‘i His funeral ke place to-morrow (Thurs- duy) evening, from the residenee ef his gon, No. 703 New Jersey ay,,at3 o'clock. o On Tuerday éyeniag, the 11th inst , after a lon a ae ilfness, ANDREW Mcs WB. NEY ae years. _ His funeral will take place on Thursday morn- ing, at 10 o’eluck, from the resideace of his pa- rents, 623 7th ‘street east. Navy Yard. The friende and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend. = Departed this life onthe Mth of October, Mri THERESA ANN BRADY, in the slat year of het age, from a severe illness of consumption, leaving ahbesband and five small children to mourn her spectiully invited to attend the funeral on to- morrow (Thursday,) the 13th, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, cormer of Va, ay, and sth st. enst, ba October 11, 1864, Mrs. FANNIE HARRIN, Séth year of ber age. paths Dearest mother thou has left us, We thy loss most deeply fael, But 'tis God that has bereaved us, He cawal) our sorrows heal. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, I street, bet. 2ith and 25th, Thursday, at3o’elock, 1t* On the J2th instant. FLORENCE o°DON- NOGHUE, third son of Florence and Catherine O Donneghue, aged 13 years, 9 months and 24 days. The relatives and friends of the family are invi- ted to attend his fanernl,at 4 o’clock to-morrow, from the residence ef his parents, corner. of }\th and K sts 7 On the 12th instant, at fovclock a. m, aftera short but painful illmess, ELLEN ELIZABETH, beloved wife.of Madison M. Magruder, and eldest sughter of Wm G. and Elizabeth F. Norris, aged Years. 4 months and 28 days. , ‘assa few swiftly fleeting years. Ard a'] that now in bodies live Shall quit. like me, the vale of tears, Their righteous sentence to receive. But all. before they hence remove, May mansions for themselves prepare, In thar eternal house above: And oh, my God, _ Ibe there? Her funeral will take pMice from the residence of her father-in law, No.607 13th street, between B und C streets. to morrew afternoon, a§ 30'clock, pick the relatives and frieuds are respectfully vited. On the 8th instant, at the residence of hia grand- 2 son of Richard and Fannie Barnhouse, in the 16th year of bis age Osituany.—The eldest son of a large family. one in whom many bright hopes were centered; one who promised t mueh for the future, his early death leaves an “‘ucbing vo! e wor can ne od ~ ‘None knew him but te love.” r OHANN MARIA FARINA, Opposite the George Place, Cologne, SOLE AGENTS for the United States, DROST & SUTRO, 253 West Baltimore Street; Baltimore, 18 Market Space, (up stairs,) Washingten. Just received by steamer Bremen a fine agsort- ment of superior quality COLOGNE in different size bottles, both glase and: basket. —. .oc 113t* NES SINGING Orass —Only Ladies’ and m's voices are Teg to All up & ba ACG Class of Prof, Alex. sh ‘These @ t? join clase at his jdemee, 455 1°th ane x Fi oc W ae ne. avenue oe. WANTS. QW ANTED_One large unfurnished or partially furpished ROOM, suitable for a man and wife, Address Lock Box No 32, P.O. o tate 7 ANTRD—A BOY, to_leam Pinmbia W Gar itive. 3 WoTHOMPSON & 08, oc 12-2t 266 Penn. 7 ANTED—By a reapec’able wom W TION as cook in a hotel or rei dress No. 7, Star office, W ANTED—A good BREAD BAKER. Taquire at 599 Lith street, bet, Penn’a avenue ard B at. oc 12 St WV ANTED—A white GIRL to scrab and asnist with Ohamber work. Apply immediately at the New York Hotel, corner Band 7th st. ne ANT ED—By a reapectadle young girl. a slT- VATION seGhambermaid or Gok in'a re- snectable family. Inquire No, 222 E street, bet. Sdand 43:. Island. 1t* WANTED-A amall HOUSE for a small family in arespectable neighborhood. Rent mod erate, and a good te: it, Address* Marviand ’” Star office, for one week, oc 12-3t V 7ANTED—A BAR TENDER. One aveal Englishand French preferred. Must bring [pas references Apple tenet A araly at the New York Hotei, corner of K and 7th rts, ac 12-2t J ANTBD—A SITUATION for a cood Understands washing and ironing, cooking, Well recommended. Apply at Hog Alley, bet. 6th and 7th and H and I sts A RESPBOTAPLE YOUNG GIRL wishes s SIT- UATION as chambermaid, and to assist in washingandironing The best of references can be given if required. Please apply at the corner of 23d and I streets, No. 165. Tt WARETED—« good BOY to stay in ap. store, fourteen or fifteen yeara old can speak German preferred. recommendations. Apply to-morrow, (T eres 9and 10 o’clock, at 45@ 8th stre street. roduce th: FOR RENT AND SALE. FoezeNt- Part ofa partly Parnished HOUSE, 502 E st, between 3é avd id. oc 12-2t* AGL RENT—Two ROOMS ty rent at 255 ith Street, no chil- renee between Gand H. Must have ite "TP SERR UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR, waNT. Or, +» bel 6th nnd 7th ets, 2? retin: woe 12s (RK RENT—A furnjahed FRONT ROOM, on third foor, suitabie for two gentlemen. Ap- ply a: No. 224 6th sireet, between Mand N, east side. oe 12-3t ‘OR RENT—A STORE on Peansylvania avenue, F A bonus will be eed i i sion avenue, for imm te poss Apply to JOHN Le, MTLUBB; 430 Penna. oc 12 1w* OR RENT—Two Furnished ROOMS, for single ge: Jemen, ina plesasa t locality Inquire at roow No. 1, Washington Building, corner 7th st. and Pa venue. between 9 and 0a. m, and be- tween 3and 5p. m. oc 12 3t* .. OR RENT—Three ROOMS and K'TCHEN, t -8 small family, saitable for houseke-ping. ins three story brick, newly repaired Rent $25 per month, at No. 136 H st., between 4 and 6th ste , sland oc 12-2t* ‘OR RENT—A small FRAME DW. NQ- HOUSB. cottage built, on 4th street, tween Lard New York avenue, cont: g 6 rooms ant kitcken. Apply No. 64 Louisiana av., between ith and 7th sts. oc 12-3at* ~ Fo RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, con- mene ine 13 rp aia Be seatatior six or ten is subseribar. Tapplication SOHN M. WICLIAMS. _Oc 12-3t* No. 60 High street, Georgstown. OR SALB—Thé STOCK. GOOD Wibu, aad EF FINTURES ot eee eo ntaned ‘Oanfec: tionary Stere No. 10 Bridge street. Georgeto. D._0.. Dow doing » good business, For particulars Batisf the Etore before 8 o’clock #. m,, or 5/4 p. m. factory reasons given for selling out. oc 12-1w Warten 200 LABORERS and 50 MASONS wanted to work on the Washington Aque- duct, about three miles above Georgetown. D.C, Wages for Masons $3.50, for Laborers from $1.75 to bias Steady employment wit, be given. Apply to e contractors on the work. oo-at DUNBAR, SHERNER & CO. ARKEEPER WANTED. at 476 Ps. av. The best references required. oc 1} 2t* (/ ANTED—An experienced COOK and LAUN- DRESS, {nquire at northeast corner 12th and M sts, 06 11-3t* BNTED—Two good CARPENTERS or Cabi- net M: ‘8, immediately. Best wages. Apply atNo. 246 reet, between 18th and 19th. o11-2t’ ay ILK—WANTED—A PURCHASBR for twenty gallons of milk per day. Address Box 785 Post Office, oc li-lw* ANTED TO PURCHASE OR LBASE—A com- pletely furnished HOUSE of 8 or 10 rooms. Address 88, Willard’s Hotel, oc 11 5t* A HOUSE WANTSD, furnished er unfurnished, containing 6 or 8 rooms bya careful tenant, who will farnith the best of references. Address “House,” Star Office. oc I 3t* WwW ANTED—One Tin-plate and Sheet-iron WOR- KER. Constant employment to a stesdy hand. ie J. GROSS, 358 E street. near 12th. oct 11-3t' WANTED TO HIRE—A convenient, well fur- i | for a few months nished HOUSE, for sf¢ TFESSENDEN, oc 11-tf Corner of 15th and H Streets, A RESPECTABLE GIRI. WISHES A SITUA- TION as cook, assist in wasting andirooing. aeeiy No. 302 corner of t8th and ays. L streets, for2 oc 1-2" SECONDHAND FURNITURE WANTED— YS Enough to furnish a sitting-room. two bed- room#and a smallikitchen—carpet and cooking utensi!s included, Part cash, balance in monthly instalments of $2) Good references given. Ad- dress T, 0. P- HENRY, Btar Office. oc II 3t* ANTED—A WOMAN to take care of children and do chamberwork. A midale aged woman preferred. Inquire at No, 396 4th st_west_ocl0-3t* WANTED TO RENT—A FURNISHED HOU: containing 8or9rooms. Location near avenue Address F. L., Star Office. oc W-4t™ J ANTED—Two HOSTLERS and two HACK DRIVERS: good wages and constant work. Inquire of R, CRUIT & FON, Georgetown. 010 3t* ANTED—A furnished or unfurnished HOUSE of six or eight rooms. Rent mnat be reason- able. Address 0. H. O.. Grover’s Theater, for one week, Reference if required, o¢ 10-3t* URNISHED ROOMS to let, without beard, at 272 Put. corner of iste Ten oe tia UBNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE FOR HOUSE: cone at 408 H street, between 12th and 13th. Jc OR RENT—Two large and well furnished EF’ Mooms ina private Yamin nee te Bont Oftoe: sfPely to 445 cor, 6thand F streets. ° OR RENT.—A neatly furnished front ROOM, on the first floor, suitshle for one or two gon- tlemen. four squares from the President’s house, Apely s Stee. street, between 16th and 17th, BARGAIN.—FOR SALE—RES- and BAR, The premises are spa- make a 8) perigis mar ket. Excellent situation. _P. WHITE & CO. o¢ 11-3t* rand 13th sts, ‘OR SALE—Five neat FRAMB HOUSES, well located, containing from 5to7 roems. Will be sold on accommodating terms. Call at No. 300, ertiere Eb 06 11-3t* DEOIDED TAURANT cious enough to divide and corner of 9th and M streets, above erty Market. F 2. RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 13 West atreet,Georgetown Rent $150 per month. Apply on the premises, corner of Congress and est streete. oc 10-lw* Fro. RENT Three BOOMS, furnished or unfar_ nished, single or together, to a small fa aily for housekeeping—No, 968 H street, near 5th st, oc 10-3’ FUER IEEE», ROOM FOR RENT—A FRONT ROOM onthe second floor. suitable for two gentlemen. Apply at No. 401 H street north, be- tween 12th and i3th. Oc 10-36 Fo REN T—A FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for a married couple, with the privilege of using the Kitchen. Rent moderate. Apply en Hth st, between Rhode Island av. and P st, 0¢ 1h-3t* 'URNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT —Por rent, comfortabls and well farnished ROOM3 at 450 12th street, cast side, between G and H sts. No childr-n in the house The location is one of the most agreeabie and desirable in Washington. oc W-1m FR RENT. to gentlemen, in a private family, two neatly FURNISHED ROOMS—a parlor and chamber, connecte1, on first tloor—near State Department (and in the center of business,) 460 New York avenué, second door from 15th at, oc 1 TS RENT—A completely furnished HOUSE, con- taining eleven large rooms, with pax lGe, kitchen, dining room, bath room, with coll and bot water andgas, Terms moderate. Inqyire at No. 399 13th street, between F and G streets, ce l0-19* V ANTED—A _TINNER. a good furnace hand. Apply at J. W. THOMPSON & CO.’S, 269 Pa. ave., south side, between 10th and Jith streets. oc 10-3t ai W ANTED_by a png mane a SITUATION as Y Bar-tender. The best city reference. [n- quire at 8. DONALDSON’S, corner of 434 and F streets, Island, Washington city, D.C. oc 1-8t* ANPED_Three first-class TIN and SHEET WwW IRON WORKERS. ERaORY. B.H. & HT, oc 10-3t™ 321° Penn. avenue. W ANTED—To rent a neat HOUSE, containing 8 to 19 rooms, in a respectable location, and from 10 to 15 minntes walk from Odd Fellows’ Hall, Rent from $300 to $5) per annum, or will exchange a smaller house with Bar tonant occupy- ing the above. Apply to P J BELLEW & CO's, 510 7th sttect, 5 doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall, c o WANTED First class COAT MAKERS. to paid _whom the best Northern city prices will be Wn. Tuck Stadler & Youn, Wm: tT as. Lackey, J M, Bibnitzky, E Bughes, Geo. F. Schafer, . Losano, McKae & Taft, | é Peterson, oc8-tf Merchant Tailorsef Washington City. V j ANTED—First-class COAT HANDS, to which the best Northern city prices shail he paid Also,a weekly HAND. Apply to FJ HEI ER- GER, Citizen ana Military Tailor, No, 362 under Metropolitan Hotel. sep 3)-tf (CARPENTERS WANTED. ——S—S~™S Headquarters preety eprert Plashington, ce uartey master, Nos, 534, 536, ie atree: fear, ‘ew Yor! . , WAsuiaTow Sept. 29. Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS to go to Point Lookout. Maryland. Wages $70 per monthand aration. Each workman wil Dring kis ewn kitoftools. Transportation will be furnisned by the Gevernment for the workmen and their tools from this city to Point Taokons. A BLISON, Colonel and Ohief nartermaster, sep 3-tf lepartment of Washington. ANTED—The undersigned desires to pur- Ww chase a)l kinds of dion and gentlemen's he. highest CAST OFF CLOTHING. for which grice <Will'be paid. Call immediately at'No. 80 ouisiana avenue, near Yth street, BAIL WM. EY, f new and second hand Gloth- sep 19-1m*_ |. &e. ANT §D_SEOOND HAND FURNITURE Alto, MIRRORS, CABPATS. BEDS, BED. DING, and HOUBBFURNI8HING GOODE of every tescription B. BUCHLY, 438 7th street, Je 8-tf between G and H. east side GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS RALLY, LINCOLN AND JOHNSON MEN, There will bea public meeting of the LINCOLN AND JOHNSON CLUB, of Georgetown, D.C., every THURSDAY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, at the Coun¢il Chatsher, over the Post Office, com- mencing on next Thursday evening, the 13th inst, Allfeiends of Lincoln and J yhnson are invited Dealer in all kinds ing, Boot attend, Goot speakers will be in attendance. oc 7-1w* O8T—Set of CHARM, consisting of a sma'l gold pencil, cross, gold watch key, small gold coffee pots with 's two dollar and a half gold prece. A suitable reward will be gaia for ita return to JOHN EB BARNARD 146 Bridge gtreet,2 doors west of High atreet, Geqrgetown. _ 0¢ 11-3t* GigRGEtowN CORPORATION 8TOOK.— ch Those persons who may be disposed 2 ase Georgerown Corporation Biock whieh bears sp interest of mix per cent, per annum, payable narterly, can obtain, some by applyimm)to WM, UXIED, Clerk of said Corporation’ ” ce -at rpowine PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the Petomae Tow Co! ‘3 boats, ‘ Potomac,” “Gov, Curtin” and “Belle Haven.” Apply tq the Captains on bosrd, or to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, my 1 Water street. Georgetown, fee COPARTNERSHIP TLERETOFORE EX- isting hetween Stephen Thayer and Samuel A! Thayer under the irm of Stephen Thayer & ‘Bon is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Washington, D. C., October lu, 1354. We HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A COPART- nership under tl fS.A A. AMUEL A. THAYBR. Thayer. iy oj YER i VARD A. THA Washington, D. O,, October 10, 1364, oc Il-lw* QPLENDID DRESS GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER. We have just returned from New York, having, purchased there last week at the Great Auction Sales and from Importers, the most elegant as- sertment of DRESS GOODS that we have ever had the pleasure of offering to the citizens of Washing. ton. We name as a part ot our stock : Finest and widest FRENCH MERINOS, Splendi@ REPS and EMPRESS OLOTH. Rep Ottoman CLOTH. Rich TARTAN PLAIDS, CLAN PLAID8, CASHMERES, ‘All Wool MOUSSELAINS. Bigured andPlein ALPACA POPLINS, Splendid:Ptain SILKS, Black SILKS, &c., & at Tow pric 308, 3. MAY & CO. (coc 11-2t “$08 Pa. ave., between oth and pth. pror.3. WW, KREIS: DANCING ACADEMY is Hatt. Wegreet, betw rand 10'n ne wuss *Wetneatoy aaa. Sttageay tag oens ‘from ae -e! on sMtonds AY. eénesdsy. Frid. en ings 7 to le, Th: soter will cemmenge with the Srat lesson Of the A PARTIALLY FURNISHED HOUSE for rent, five squares from, qenneyivents avenue; con- tains nine rooms, with bath-room. water closet, gas throughout. &c.; v-ry convenient and in ex- cellent order. Rent $15) per month in advance, Unexceptivnable references required. and ne boarding. house keeper need apply. Inquire for ‘“A.B.,” at the Star Office. oc 10-1W (OR RENT.—Will be for rent on the sth of No- ‘vember next, a two-story frame HOUSE taining 6 rooms. passage and stairway separate from rooms; a side alley, and a la Fe es ‘uated on the north side of I street. fourth door from Sth street west, No. 534. Proporals will be received by the subscriber until the abora time, at the cor- er of 5th street west and G north. Moewlwe F. B. LORD, 8R, Fro! SALE. = Will be sold ‘at ‘private sale, a gréat bargain in the STOCK and OUTFIT. of the Livery and Sale Stable. corner Bridgé and Market streets, George town, D.C , consisting of 95 head of fine Horses and Mares; | Close Hac <;1 Open Hack; 4 setts Dou- ble Harness; 1 setts Single do.; 3 four-seat Car. riages; 2 new Top Buggies; 3 second-hand do; 1 Germantown Wagon; and | e Wagon; I fine young Mule, and many other articles. is Those in it will do well to call immediately, as the subscribers are determined to close out their entire stock, ‘oc 1) 6t” D. T. GLADMON & CO. 1 Rows FOR RENT—Apply at the corner of 8th and C streets. oc 8 6t* Fo SALE-—That beautiful SQUARE, No, 872, combining mere advantages than any ether: n- M Bridge street unimpr.. ved square in the city, is for sale. dire of @. ORANDELL, No, 12 eorgetwn, D C.;orat his residence, No. 537 H st , before 8 o'clock a, m. oe 8-) URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Apply at Hay 41 Louisiana av:, between 6th and Th sts. oC. FOR SALE—THREE HOUSES, ONE DAU F Mtoe, two BUGGTES AND TWO HORSES, IMPROVED FABM IN ILLINOIS. Loqaire at No, a5 2 AeA CUUBO TTD avenue, near Sixth street. OR RENT—( Possession given immediately.) a F’letsant FRONT ROOM, alooly farsiat ed. will he rented to g ntlemen only. and is very, suitable for the accommodation of two persons. The lady exthe house els Prepared se pavalah reals: 80 gentlemen desiring board nsed not apply, St 403 0th st., between Hand Es Soe 5 te oR RENT—Desirable FUBNISHED R OMS, ‘without board, to gentlemen on'y. Two rooms suitable for offices Referemees required, At No. 400 4th street. near City Hall, oc 1-eobt* Foe BENT—The largeand 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. ay. and ldth st., two deors be- low Willarde’ Hotel. teetee JOHN L. KIDWELL. Tet, without board, at be. sep 27 2w* URNISHED ROOMS to 272 F at., corner of 181) ( FOBLING HOUSE FOR BALE, The Proprietor of this populer and well-known Bote] and Restaurant intends to retire from busi- ree and ere me well-enown Lye ie ny one wishing to en, ina BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn sylvania avenue bet. 12thand i3th sts, se12-5w* (PHE DNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PRI. yate salea tract of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, ant about 4 mies from the Capital, over Benning’s Bridge; about 50 acres cleared, and 45 in meadow; the balancein unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut. No improvements, except a small house. For farther particulars address Box 384, Washington, D. O,. or inquire of the subscriber, 1% aniles mertheast ol e] <f i 'e sepo2me E. SHERIFF, FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, logue ee SUPER AR SES PERSONAL. JPEBSONAL.—Any friend of MISS H. L. HAM- LIN. who was in the city about three months since, will confer a favor by leaving her Post Of- fice address at this office. oe] -Btt F THE LADY WHO FOUND A LADY’s HUNT- ing Case Geneva Gold Watch in ‘th- Centre Market, o1 e Hina, eave again, the owner will consider it's: great favor. ani calland preve property. oc L-2t* O¥8’ AND YOUTHS’ FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. We invite parents to an inspection o eur large stock ef BOYS? OVERCOATB, BOYs’ JACKETS. BOYS’ PANTS, BOYS’ VESTS, BOYS’ SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c which we are selling as low as goods of like qual ty can be had for in the Northern cities. _ WALL, STEPHENS & co., eae ennsyl van’ [Intel] "bet, sth and Vth eta, sep H-Imif d four-horze £°3, ord (CR—FOR SALE.—500 vote 5 wen ee Beta of ra D POW , BI 8 coat tee era Ati hd Please drop orders at i Moser st, eat, 993 womers > Mb berbiods 0 Pa] No. 800 Batrest north het es weit, v1 .. bet, 18th. Rest of references can be wiven A-dawst® : BOM PABIS—aide Memoire 4’Btat Major; eres tuiniencate fe pa Beratees = de morro; | aes = Gavalerie a ruation ; dj itt i AUCTION SAL Fer oti action Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BY 4.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneera, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACAN LOTS AT THE CORN BOF F STREET NORTE AUOTION SALES, FUTURE DAY PRY W-E. WALL & CO anctioncers, Pere y PRTC N SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND LO ON NORTH A STREET, BETWEEN far cay no 3 A e Set day of Octo, o'clock pm. Pahall offer for mate ay cat ae tion. in front of the premises, the west part of iit numbered twenty four (24). in square numbered AND 12TH STREKT W Pureuant toa deeranant Pistrict of Galtwbte faeg Supreme Court of the assed on the Ith day of Sep- tember, A.D. WBE. Io a certain cause Pwo, isi, | seven hundred and twenty-eight (728), fron’ SoS, i en loyd W. Williams is complainant | twenty-one 21) feet eleven and one-half ur Nelson and othere a-e defendants inc'es n north A street, and running bak undersigned Trustee will, om : . T2th day of October. AD ise, a 8 whiney we | in front of the premises, sell, at public auction the following described pi 8 of ground, situate in the ci » of Washington and District of Columb: a : width one hundred and twenty seven (127) feet eight and one half 84s) inches to the rear line of said lot, with the improvementa This property is improved by a frame house, two stories high, with havement The locstion is good, appartenances thérets belonging. vi; and off-re great inducements te arte, Sat Part of Lot 15) in square 2), fron " ferme: One-half cash; the residue ta three: and een feet on F street north and running hack w: eix months; the purchaser giving his totes for the that width the depth of said lot fe payments, bearing interest from the day 220 htranting twenty eight tect aul aie Tach ono . fronting twenty eig six inghos on A 4e0a rf ath street weet and fanning back with that width | All conveyancing snd ter gaue ata cpa ut the cor! the depth of the lot. ; of the purchaser 2 Terms of sale, as prescrided by the decree, will If the terms of sale be: One third of the purchase money in cash; and | in five days from the day of «ale, I reserte the the residue m sixand twelve months with interest | right to resell the said property, at the risk and from tbe day of sale, for which the purchaser’s | cost of the defaniting purchaser, = notes. with approved security. will be taken. with: ASBURY LLOYD. Agent and Prust ertisined lien on te CAs Ae oc 12 2aw WM.L. WALL & 00, Auct e terms of sale be not complied with in five > Saeed feel the wes sie Sree otraencre ey Bese Se © © eer, - © property on which de: 8 TRLIC A WA tade, at the risk ‘and expense of the defaulting | PUBLIC Leailny in purchaser, on one week's pndhic notice Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the purchaser. | JOHN O, KENNEDY. Trustee. sey20 cbkds JAS De MEGUIME & CO Ane: Y¥ JAMES C,. MéGUIBEB & 00., Auctioneers, Of tate and satisfactorily endorsed. are not complied with with A VALUAnL ; NTHE ARPADLE, BUILDING On THURSDAY, the lath day of Octo 4, at Bo'clock, p. m +1 shail offer for mlmar petite wine tion, in gut of See premison, the rast twenty- (29) feet front. of Lot numbered one. (1."in Square numbered seventy five, (75.) of the plau oftha Gity of Washington This property is sitnated on the wenty-firat (ist) atreet west, and t at. — corner of 40 SIDES HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER. perth, baving a front of twenty-nine (29) feet. and On THURSDAY MORNING, October 13th, at 11 | a depth of seventy five (75) feet. It is amost beau- o'clock. in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall | tifal location and offers great inducements to pur- sell, in Tots to suit, t 40 sides Hemlock Sole Leather. Termscash. « JAS. 0. McGUIRE & 6O oc8-d - Auctionee; ¥ JAB. 0. MeGDIBB & 00., Auctioneer chasers, Terms: Ong halfcarh, the residue in three and six months, the purchaser giving his votes for the ae payments, bearing interest from the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trast taken, EXECUTORS SALE OF SINE ROSEWOOD CASE Peas Roel eae and revenue stampaat the cost ERE. If the terms of sale are not complic ithi GOLD WATCH. BHREE CLUSTER DIAMOND | ave days from the day oeniee T pear tae taht ree HOUSEHOLD Ee rs” AT pe SAL to re-sell the said property, at the risk andexpense On THURSDAY MORNING. October 13, at | Of the defaulting purchaser. House: No. 270, O street, between lith and 12th | og7-co&dse ee WL WAL and Attorney, streets, by order of the honorable the dates oF Chron.} she tegheee Court of the District of Columb: shall sell— q s W7- IMMEDIATELY AFTER TI Lk One Ee ies bees case Piano Forte, with theabaveteenil sell LOT 3, baste erates froee, ing !7 feet on I, near 2ist street. ‘erma: One-half cash; balance in and 12months; bearing interest, recured by deed of trust on the ‘0 0 Buite of handsome Parlor Furniture, finished in gteen velvet French plate Mirror, Slab end Bracket I premises. _ re ik "Dasask oa aes Cretaiow: with Fix- | Conveyancing at the expsnse of the acer. tures | oes Wb WALL& note, See eign tara | FRY J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, Frreeele erand Walnut He reloth-covered Oh — lshogany and Walnut Haircloth-covered Chairs HH ANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS NRAR Mahogany and Walnut Marble-top Dressing Bu- | nig DEPOT AND AROUND TH® CAPLTOL Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads | buzsuant to adecres of the Supreme Court of : | the Distric ~ passed on ay o Hair and Bork Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, May. 1854. in an eaty. cause pending ae Kredi’ wherein Eleazer Lindsley and othersare complain: Bed and Table Linen i | Oak Marble. top Sideboard. Oak Chairs bebe lad amid i it | bj ph L. Ingle and others are defend- Dinner and Tea Service | Sntat ave ceqtisesl bariscll corner SNESDAY. ak Binne plated Onat re, Spoons, and Forks dt Fogae: orf ‘ | Buh day of October next, at {+s o’clock, on the prem- Cooking and other Btoves, together with a fall | iges, offer at public sale’ to the highe Midder Lots t of Cookin, Lensils. complemen’ No. 1 and 2. in Bauare No 68!, sitnated at the cor- AT 11 O'CLOCK PRECISELY, | No.'land 2, in Sanare No #s!, sitmated at the cor ies? 5 i 4 ner of north D street and Delaware avenue. One Gne Ladies! Gold Hunting Case Diamond set | “On THURSDAY. the sth of October, at 436 0’cIK, Three Diamond Cluster Rings, valued at $320 | onthe premises, Lot No, 4, in Square No. 637, fronting on south D street, between Delaware ave- | nue and south Capitol street, Lot N>. 2, ia Square | No 693, on south E street, between New Jersey av- enue and south Oapite! street, and Lots7,8, 9,10, | 11, 22, 13, 14. 18. 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21,1n Square No, | 733. near St. Peter’s Ohurch. | The terms, as prescribed by the decree, will be: | One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the in sixandtwelve hich the purcha- inter- a re- and Ear Rings. Gold Bracele' Merms cash: “WM, A. BOSS, Executor. 1, A oc6-d «TAB, ©. Mc@UIRE & 00., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ONE FINE BAY STALLION AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY, the 13th instant, at_1) o'clock m., we shall sell, at Martin’s Livery Stable, cor. | and PD streets west, one BAY STALLION, sold for livery and charges due to Cyras Martin. oc il GKEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, | Y BOTELER & WILSON, Acctioneers, t baa : syancing, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD RURNITCRE AT AUC- | Sere een by theron N, i e terms of sale be not f complied with On THURSDAY MORNING, October 13, at 10 | withiniive days next after the day of sala. the Senta Tnlasti rand eunsetio: tao rik swrestirall: | STemetry wilue eater eee mene Oe cee ; e Jefaulting purcbaser, after qne week's public no- road,) the effects of a family declining housekeep- | fice by advertisement in the Byening Star. ing, consisting in part of, viz: J . OHN C. KENNEDY, Trustee. One tuperior Parlor Suit, covered with broca- sep2%-cokds J. 0. McQUIRE & O00., Aucts, embracing two Sofas, twe Arm Chairs, six | ee 8, i AROV, ALE A agere, Card Table, Marble-top Sideboard, el bine residue in two equal instalments. months from the day of sale, for | ser’s notes, with approved security, bearin, est from the day of sale, will be taken, wit tained liew on the premises. ‘A deposite of $2) on each lot will be required at the sale tes of sale, and i Fee rane: NAEP | postponed until {THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Oc- rene reaue, ace. Feather Beds, Mattreases, Bedsteads, | tober 13th, gars ONC. KENNEDY, Trastes, Washstands, Mahozany Sofa, } oS 3.0. MeGUIRE & CO., Ancis, Gooking Utensils, Cook Stove. ke, ¥ WM.L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers, ‘Perms cath BOTBLER & WILSON, — < ¥-WM. L. WALL & CO , Auctioneers. ATAUCTION. si Qo THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 13, at 4 Soath corner Penn. avenus and §th street. z oe o’clock. we shall se!], in front of the premises, on Seen, UE GU REEEMIOR PCRNE. | Kostreet, between 2th and arth sts adioinine’ the TURE, P ARLOR SUITS, AND OTHER ARTI. | ye*hington Brewery. part of Lot No. 5, in Square CLES NECESSARY FCR PURNISHING, AT ie Sct O aad CaAteeed Uy avo deurhy cow trates On DAY MORNING, October 13, com- Dwelling Houses with frame back builiings. 3 third cash; balance tn sixand twelve santa peepee a deed of trust om the proper- ty. "Au conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the menoing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at our Auction Boosie, the: palanes of the stock of Oarpetings, C.5 COM 4 Foire ‘Ussels, Rhrooriy. Ingrain Rugs, Drug- ets, Mattings, &c purchaser. 1 Parlor Suit in Bilk Brocatelle, complete oc 8-d fInt.1 WM.L. WAWL & CO.. Aucts. 8 Parlor Suits in Striped Reps, complete 1 Parlor Sui Merroon, comylete 2 hig sym nt Tables, Easy, Parlor and Rocking ire Cottage Sets, Hairand Shuck Mattresses Marble-top and Plain Etagers and Whatnots Walnut an. Mahogany, Marble-top and Plain Bu- reaus a Walaut Jenny Lind Cottage, and Plain Bed- | steacs Cane-seat Chairs avd Rockers Mahogany and Walnut Sideboards Hat Racks, Writing Desks. &c _ With many other articles. which must be sold to clore,to whick we especially iovite the attention of the trade and others, as the stock is large, T be cel WML. WALL & CO.. Aucts, Y JAS. C, MoGUIBE & CO.. Auctioneers. 5 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE .OF FURNITUR 4ND HOUSEHOLD ERRECTS. % ,On FRIDAY MORNING, October Wth, at 10 ovclock, at the residenca of the late Thomas P. es Bo; 402 ae ie T shall sell all ¢ Household Furniture and Kilvcts, o i the ueual assortment, such as— ee Sofas,'Arm and Parlor Chairs Se rear Bi bek, a Darpete, Cu ins, Oilcloth, Matting, Rugs Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Was! G Mattresses, Boisters and Pillows ens laukets, Comforts, Sheets Dining Table, Cine seat Chairs China, Glass, and Crockery Wara Toilet Sets, Looking Glasser, Clock Castors, Waiters, Table Cutlery Cooking and other Stoves Posether with the nsual assortment of Kitchen Y W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Scuth Gorner Pa, av, and 9th street, — nsils, COOKING STOVES AT AUCTION. Terma cash. JNO. D. McPIIERSON, Adm’r, On THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. 13th, at our | _ 0c li-d Ja8.C. MCGUIRE © CO. Aneta, Auction Rooms, we will sell, at our Furniture sale, for secortny. sty Ware may pnp a S Lee ixnew Cooking Stoves, all complete, with the farniture, of the best patterns x YJ. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers EXECUTOR'S SALR OF THREE-STORY ERICK Tertecea, WELLING.HOUSR ON 121TH STRERT, BE- sc 12 W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, SN EEN BAND C STREETS NORTH eee APTERNOON: October 17th. o’clock.on the premises, I shall nell part of Loe No. 4, in Square No. 894’ freuting 16 feet on 12th north, run- BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION : street west. between B and C stre, Un TUBSDAY, the isth instant, at 10 o'clock a, | ping back 50 fest, and improved ‘% three m., we wiil tell, at the residence of a /ady deslinin, ick dwelling-house, with three-st@y bric bric’ building. en as half i cash ane Temainder in three, ix and nine months, with inte 2 deed of trust onthe premicca: ens eee’ DY Covveyances.and revenuestamns at tha@icost of the purchaser WS A: BOSS, Executor, oo 8-d J.C. McGUIBR& Ov., Ancts. Boustkeeping, on I street, between sth and 9th streets north, (No.471,) the following Furniture, vig: Walnut Haireloth Sofas Chairs. Tables and Ornamen‘s Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus Wasbstands, Chairs and Rockers ine pare Geese feather Beds, Pillows and Bol- sters Excellent Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain Carpets Bair, Husk end other Mattresses | Blankets, Sheets, Comforts and Pillow Cases Qne complete Dinner and Tea Bet Oook and other Stoves, Kitchen Requisites Ard many other articles, too numerous te enu- celta’ @REEN & WILLIANS, Aucts, Y J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. THUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF VERMONT AVENUE AND NORTH V S'REBT On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October Nth, at | 434 0’elock, on ae by virtue ofa deed of trust from Jamés Brown, dated May 27th, 1863, and éuly recorded among the land records for Washing4 ton county, I shall sll, Lots No land 31, in Barr's subdivision of Square No. 358, fronting on Ver- mont avenue, at the corner of north V street, and running back to @ public alley, and improved bya 1 Brick House and a portable shanty, i half in cash; the remainder in six Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acttioneers, A NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October 15 tae 5 o’clock p. m., we shall sell, on the premises, the above house and lot, on 23d cet, between M and N street's. The house coutai+s four rooms and a SG eG collar ithe {ot running back 2 feet, toa feot public alley, in sub divisi Square 36, Let A. > Tat zener Terms: One-half in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, 2 ocll-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY? ©, MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, BLAILIFF’S SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE. GR EALURDAY MORNING, Derpber inp, at 10 o’clock in front o uction Rooms of James ©. McGuire & Co cofner of 1th and D streets, by virtue of a distrain for honse rent one and in 'ar- rears. I shall sel ot of very superior Household Furniture, compri Suite of handsome ng— valnut Parlor Furniture : One y , With interes:, secured byadeed | Turkish Easy Chairs, Lounges oF eat on the promises. ve cces’ | Marble-top Tables, Fancy Chairs Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- Handsome Brussels Onrpet Walput Hall Set, Rugs AYER CONGR 77 Os AUC | Teor Wainut aed Rosewood Bedstead’, Dress. ing Bureaus, Washstands and Wardrobes £7 ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED UN- ‘til BA’ TURDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 15th, same | Excellent Hair and Spring Mattresses a s Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, &e., &c. Hour and: place. 7, 7 RIDENOUR, Trustee, ‘ALSO, ‘oc 12° J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. At the same time, a quantity of Books and other Si articles. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. ‘ K No 5267éh strest, esrner D north, ee JOHN H. WI8K, Baitift. oe 11-4 J.C. MOGUIRE @ 00,, Aucts, NEARLY NEW HOUSBHOLD FURNITURE AT ON. On MONDAY, tbe 17th inatant, at 100’clock s. m., we shall «ell at the residence of & gentleman de- clining bousekeepte 00 Mass. ay., bet. 9th and ith sts. north, No, 352, 8 good lot of Household Furpiture. viz: YJ. 0. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ANCERY SALE VALUABL DING CHAROHOTS IN TUE PLAT WARD. Ry virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, madé and passed in the One Rorewood Case Pianofo: canto No. 234, equity, Ricard et al. agt, Ricard et 1., 1 will sell, on the premises, st public auction. ‘ d Whatnots at4o . i, Lots number y an Walnut Phung Ling ‘Bedate ads, with Spring Bot- | thirty-one, itis juere num one bundred, (100,) in the city of ington, The lots front om Sith street, between Land M tom Walnut Marble Dresieg Bureaus 1h tony stant | streets north, in a. rapidly im: ‘tion of a8 Spr Bach lot will be divided ints tee ners a8 do ‘ardrobes and Fine Hair Mattress ; the city. 3 into two parts, i Two lets will then havea fi f 25 feet hes, 40 aipeeztention Table and Oak Dining | Jnd the other two 26 feet Lise ingbes, ail having & Bri is. Three-ply. Ingrain, and other Carpets depth of 188 feet 9 inches te a 80 feet alley. Oilclotha Suir pete and 8 ‘erms.cash. Fi Cook Bove. bongbt only three weeks ago * Conwarencing. and stamps at the expense of the 1d Crockeryware . Kitehen Be ial bas The title is perfect. 5 y ,oewer aticlea Hoo numerous to ena- | oda 3.0, nettiee 4 00. ucts. Termscash. GAgRN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, DOTION oF RD HORSES, a ‘GiaRR ; WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ; sale Office, 1st Division Bs" ER ee Ab and Detects worth, | th ae re eshinat ty estaba sl Le - 2 a ; . HOUERFOLD YURRITURE, CABPRTS. OIL | pinder, at Gicibor’, DOA Men 1, su nor AND RALIING: AT AUGFION. Eisors. Bo : RDAY, the igth fostant, we shall soll, |, ONX'RUNDERD CAVALRY HORDES, sneha ash Rockbrsend Fables °) |. ONE sab aED Gavauuy Hols hia rWpines Bedi Suet eaeeaaget | oc | | thant honeenre teem tT jsteade. end Tables: all te camel: farming purposes, many g00d bar- F290 se ‘ may sigs an Broese 1 Rove cash in. United Statescurrency, Sale to eon rset ‘commence at 10 a. m. KIN Seniesa so when Po oot Meare Col. iu charas int Div 8. Bh 0.