Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1864, Page 3

~ LOCAL NEWS. __ AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GantTERnEvny.—The company here always sucteed in pleasing the large audiences wer nightly attend. The closing performance, of theweek will not be a whit bebind those f this aave so well pleased crowds each night Oo! week. Some Benier, the noted gymnast, closes his engagement here to-night, as do napy other old favorites. * jes of the Sixth street _ Tue Farr of the seat nua hoods ti cucet 3 resbyterian chare , . wn at Odd Felle hall tor eneccessful operation at D Jaany nights past will close this evening. J nere are many articles of use and ornament et unsold. “ =i “onp's THEATER.—Miss Maggie Mitchell, oxe of the most popular performers that ever nppeared in Wasbington closes her engagement ‘at bis resort to-night. All will be glad to de Megeie honor on this her parting occasion. {Le play announced 1s “The Pearl of Savoy,” and Maggie will appear in her fevorite char- acter of “Marie.” On Monday, Mr. J. B. Booth corraences &n engagement. GroveER’s THEATER.—Mr. Barney Williams appetrs to-night again as “ Corney McGrath,” and Mrs. Williams as «Nelly Nolan,” in the Cine tacular Irish drama, «The Connie Soogah.” ‘is pl@y has been a popular one since its first intrc iuction bere, and will no doubt be received as Well to-night as vpon former occasions. —— DrArt MgetTine at THE City HALt.—In response to a call signed by Mayor Wallach, the members of both Boards of the City Coun- cils, and a number of our prominent citizens, a large meeting of citizens ws held yesterday eyentng in the Council Chamber, City Hall, tor the purpose of adopting some measures to mi the dratt in this city. . r. Asbury Lloyd called the meeting to order, ‘and upon his motion Mayor Wallach took the chair. Mr. Wallach thanked the meeting for the compliment, ana stated the object of the meet. img, which was to endeavor to adopt some Measures te correct what appears to be a most Serious grievance and an act of injustice to this city and District, in regard to the draft. That ‘was, to if possible induce the Government to five credit jorsuch men in our midst, or away, ‘who have not reported, although drafted. e Dave nct yet approached filling our quota, not- withstanding the addition of one hundred per cent. of names drawn, and it is owing to the fact that large numbers of the drafted men have failed to report. It was the business of the Government to arrest these men as desert- ers. He (Mr. W.) thought it would be well to adopt some measures to have an interview ‘with the Provost Marshal General, and in the event of a failure toaccomplish anything there, to then call upon the Secretary of War and the President. [App!ause.} Mr. Samuel E Douglass, Register of the city, "was elected Secretary, and seyen Vice Presi- dents; one for etch ward, viz: First Ward, J. B. Turton: Second Ward, J. R. Barr; Third ‘Ward. N. D. Larner; Fourth Ward, Asbury Lioyd; Fifth Werd, Geo. F. Gulick; Sixth ‘Ward, T. B. Marche; and from the Seventh Wart, John H. Semmes, were elected. Mr. Asbury Lloyd moved the appointment of acommittee of seven to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting, and upon his motion, Mr. Crosby S. Noyes, of the Seventh Ward, was appointed chairman of said gommittee. The other members of the committee were W. W. Rapley, First Ward: S.A. Peugh, Second Ward; S. Wolltt, Third “Ward; Chas. Hh. Utermeble, Fourth Ward; R. K.Eliiott, Fifth Ward; and James Dalton, Sixth ‘Ward The committee retired, and during their ab- Sence a collection was taken up to defray the expenses Of the meeting. hen the committee returned, Mr. Noves, the cbhaigman, reported the following pre- amble and resvlutions: Whereas a number of persons in the employ of the General Government haye been enrolled &s citigens of the District of Columbia, who ‘were/Dut temporarily resident in said District, and who, being subje?t to military order, have Teft the said District, and yet have been deemed and regarded &s its citizens, and when dratted, @©wing to such compulsory absence, have been considered deserters, and their places required to be filled by the said city;and whereas, as Appears by the officis! exemptions, nearly one- half of those drafted have been released on ac- count of an erroneous enrollment, thereby fully establishing the just claim and demand of the said District to have its quota reduced: aherefore, be it Resolved, That a committee of ten be ap- inted by the chairman of this meeting (the ayor to be chairman of said committee) ‘Whose duty it shall be to present the above Subject to the proper authorities, and thereby endeayor to relieye the District from any urther draft. Mr. R.S. Davis suggested that the Mayor be @ppointed chairman of the committee proposed Dy the resolutions and with that amendment Bbhey were unanimously adopted. ‘Mr. Wallach stated that be had visited the Buthorities with regard to this matter so often that he was a rather unwelcome visitor, and Thad been told that the District did less and asked more, with greater pertinacity than any draft district in tue couatry. He would, how- ever, most cheerfully comply ifit was the wish of the meeting Mr. Davis said it was due to the eltizens to know whether the United States will hola the city responsinle for those who haye run off, Who were dratted: and whether it is the pur- pose to have auother draft totarnish the same quota, and not hunt up those who have run off. Atthe last draft the Foarth ward was called upon for {60 men, and has yet got to far- nish 100; and the question should be asked whether we will get credit for such drafted men as have left the District. If so, and these deserters were subsequently arrested the goy- ernment would get two men instead of one, This (argued Mr. Davis) was amere arbitrary z entirely devoid of legality. We are not TFepfesented in Congress, and his (Mr. D.’s) Opinion was that constitutionally they had no Tight to call upon the District of Columbia for iers. The territories were never called @pon to furnish troops. r. Semmes —‘Nor California or Oregon.” Mr. Davis coutinued—No, because they are so faraway. Itseems the District of Colum- bis is an objectof wrata. The Government Will not give such satisfaction as the people ask. Allare interested in this matter, and it ‘Was due to the citizens to know what will be- come of them in case of another draft. Mr. Utvermehl> did not think this the proper Yorum whereat to arraign the military aathor- ites. The committee deemed it advisable to approach the authorities, notin denunciatory style, bet as petitioners, asking tn courteous @nd argumenisiive language the redress of a tevance. If we exercised proper courtesy ard these au‘vorities we would receive the Bi treatment at their hands. . Davis discliimed any intention to speak harshly of the authorities. Mr Douglass desired to call the attention of athe meeting to one fact. That was, that the enrolling officer had promiscuonsly enrolled aul Government employees in the First ward. | Many of these were yuartermaster’s employees mand der drill each day. He thought this a legitimate subject to be brought by the com- Mitte@r before the authorities ; and see if cre- | its could rot be obtained for these men. ‘The chair crated that, that question had been Anticfpated and wid been argued verbally and in writing, 4nd the claim had been refused. All the gronnd had already been gone over ; nd all possitie questions had been asked and Answered. Hie did not state this by way of parading what bad been done by him aad | Others, but to show that the points of inquiry Eugeested had been anticipated. 5 Ta commit’ee ws flually appointed as tol- jdov -:—Chairmau, Mayor Wallach; Ist Ward, Joi a B. Tortor; 2d ard, A.O. Stewart: 34 ‘Ward, Obarles Eimonson; 4th Ward, Asbary Guloyd; Sth Ward, Charles Canfield; 6th Ward, Donald Mc th Ward, Jno. R. Elvans; to this comm town, Mayer Addison; and one trom the coun- ty, N. Sargent Ov motion of Mr. Lyles, Mr. J. H. Semmes, znd Mr. N. 1) Larner, were added to the com- Tasitee as members at large. Bow gentiemen said they were willing to Serves the meeting insisted upon it, butas was ‘he cage with the Mayor, their faces were rath- er familiar at the department. Mr. A. Lioyd offered the following proposi- | tions for the consideration of the committee Ist. That the War Department, by their offi- cial reward of $25 tor a dratted deserter, and 118 appointment of detectives fo arrest him,acknowl- @dge bim to be iu the service, credited to the Par from which he was drafted. 2d. Ifa drafted man desert and another man is drawn and heid for him, and the deserter, as * Js likely, be afterwards arcested and held to rervice, the piace is unjustly obliged to furnish gwo men for most who desert. 3d. If desertion be noticed merely to fill the Place by a new msn, it in effect gives’ a pre- mmium to it; and when, by simply absenting Himeelf,® man may avoid military duty, the ‘very Durpoce of the draft itself is defeated, and dew soldiers wiil be obtained by it. Mr. Semmes raid he had already called the xttention of the authorities to the second point, but no good had resulted from it. Mr. Larner said he, too, had called in fo that point, and had been told that ar. plus map wonld be credited on the méxt draft eres Serum Sr 4 e mee! urned to meet on Tuesday ening next ~ mre 4 Iwrroventyts.—The ape Seat aural ofP. M. Dubant& Bro, Bas inte catty! fing & thorough rejuvenation, im the way of im provements and adornm+nts, aud now looks . The Avenue would t (from Wyne tsimemortasl ot, (ste on 14 sor ; overs i \ 2 wt adde’ one from George- | | | Tus Late Cuter Justice Tanry.—Pro- ccedings of the Washington Bar.—Court Room, Washington, October 15. 1864.—At a meeting of the Washington Bar, held this day, called fer the purpose of doing homage to the memory of the late Roger B. Taney, on motion of John E. Norris, Esq., the Hon. David K. Oartter was called to the chair, and John Marbary, Esq. and Charles H. Utermehle, Esq., were ap- pointed secretaries. On motion of Philip R. Fendall, Esq.,& com- Mittee, consisting of Philip R Fendall, Esq. Walter Db. Davidge, Esa., John_E. Norris, Esq, John Marbury, Esq, and William Re- din, Esq., were appointed by the chairman for the purpose of preparing resolutions suitable to the occasion, and expressive of the sense of the meeting. After consultation, the commit- tee reported the following resolutions: Reselved, That while we bow in humble grief to the dispensation of Providence which has removed from earth Rober B. Taney, Chief Justice of the United States, we, as Americans, acknowledge with gratitude the Kindaess of the same Almighty power in having continued to an unusual length of Gaye pe life of one ot the best and greatest of our citizens. Resolved, Thatin the life of the illustrious deceased we contemplate an assemblage of qualities, moral and mental, conspicaouseven among the ornaments of the American Repub- lic, so rich in glorious names. Endowed by nature with gifts which im early manhood gained torhim public esteem and admiration, he continued to deserve and receive. through out his Jong career manifestations of the con- fidence ef his fellow citizens. In the profes- sion of his choice he rose at once to its highest rank, which was steadily maintained, till, in 1£36, he was placed at the head of the Judici- ary et his country. The voice of the profes- sion and of the nation soon crowned him with its highest praise—it proclaimed him to be of all men the fittest to wear the ermine of John Marshall Like Marshall, it had been his lot, on question of party politics, to be distin- guished as a leader; but, as in the case of Mar- shall, when he became a Judge tho spirit of party was hushed in his bosom, and tle wild- est imagination never dreamed that !: influ- enced bis official action. Impartiality, dignity, ample learning in all the branches ot jurisprudence, the firmness of Lord Chiet Justice Holt, and the grace of Mansfield marked his long judicial admin- istration of twenty-eight years. Manners gentle and unaffected added lustre to the com- prehensive, acute and disciplined mind which presided over the Court. ‘plike many other men of genius, the late Chief Justice was un- wearied in diligence. He was constantly ad- ding new acquisitions to his general as well as legal knowledge; and in his hours of leisure kept pace with the current literature of the day. The devoted patriotism and deep sense of duty which had ever characterized nis con- duct gave him strength to perform important judicial tunctions. evenin the chamber of sick ness and pain. Neither time nor disease had weakened his memory as to either recent or long-past events, nor impaired the quickness of his perception. His intellect remained un- clouded to the last, triumphing with imperial power over physical decay. In private life his virtues were as elevated as his public char- acter, thus completing the example of a model judge and a high-toned Onristian gentleman. Resolved, That the chairman ot this committee be instructed to present these poceedings to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia at its next session, and to reqnest that the same be spread upon the minnutes of the said Court. Resolved, That the Secretaries of this meeting be instructed to canse these proceedings to be published fn the newspapers of this city, and that the Chairman be instructed to transmit a copy of them to the family of the deceased. Philip R. Fendall, Esq. prefaced the presen- tation of the foregoing resolutions by an im- pressive and appropriate eulogy upon the life, character, and virtues of the illustrious and lamented deceased. The resolutions haying been unanimously adopted, the meeting, on motion otf Walter S. Cox, Esq., ac joursed if Javip K. CARTTER, Chairman. Jonn MARsury, Ms Cuantes H. Urerweutn, 5 Secretaries. ge Fink Rooms ror Rent.—Attention is called to the advertisement of some admirable rooms for rent at 305 F street. SPEOIAL NOTIOES. restored oe ate Gop PLatep 8eTs, ONE DotLar. Gold-plated 8: ceve Buttons, One Dollar, Gold-plated Ch: One Doilar, Gold- plated Ri: with cluat-r, One Dollar. Gold-plated Newton, One Dollar, Ivory Ear Drops, On? Dollar At the Doliar Jewelry Siore, 435 Penn. avenue, near 4%¢ street. it* I Am Retiinimc tHe Best Philadelphia and Maryland Print Butter, at 60 cepts per pound. I will re-open my market Saturday, October 15th, Geo. T. Stewart, ec 14-3t* Corner 12th and H streets. Looat Irems —If you want Lockwood’s Enameled Coilars at 50 cents, Gray’s Molded do at4)cents, or A goed All Barer do at25cents each, er pac! e, g0 to Der packake, €0 \TrexNixa’s, corner 7th street Oc 12-6t* and Maryland avenae, Island. CLOTHING OF THE LATEST STYLES, at HeEswinG’s, corner 7th street oc 12-6t* and Maryland avenue, Neck Tiss, ScaRFS, Groves, &C., at HENNING’S, Corner 7th street oc 12 6t* and Maryland avenue, Island. Fav, anp Winter CLoraine. New Styles Superb Btoc® of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons. Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c . &e, We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men’s and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing which, for ele- ance of style variety and excel ence of fabric and faithfulness of mavufacture, has not bean sur- peas | by any stock heretofore offered in this marke T nose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’s and Youths’ wear are invited to cali and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terns. ‘Also, an extensive a‘sortment of Gentlemen’s zp ee icods | coming everythiag neces- sary for a eomplete ou‘ fit. ¥ fOr NOAH WALKER & CO. 265 Pa. av., oc 10 8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. Kromegr’s (UpHam’s) Harr Dye, Fifty Cents a Boz, Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1, Natural, durable, beautiful. Warranted to please This ar- ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr. Cuitton, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, who pronounce it free from all poi- sonous ingredients, and the material composing it will not injure the most delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers every where. Joux J. Kromer, Sole Proprietor, 4603 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Drunkexxess Corep, ‘The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingcup. Dr, Zane’s antidote for strong drink is a certain cure for drunkenness. It creates a dis- like for strong drink, and can be administered without the knowledge of the patient. Descriptive circulars sent to anyaddress. For sale by all respectable Druggists in the United States and Canadas. Price $1 per box, or packages of six boxes for $5 Joun J, Kromer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Rann’s SpPgctric, Tkeoldest and most reliable medicine for the cure ef Spermatorheea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power, &c, This medicine has stood the test of over thirty years, and has always proved a success Lr. Rand's Specific is exhibited in the form of pills, made up «utirely of substances that have a specific effect upow the eenerative organs, Most persous associate the id f operations upon the bowels from taking auy kind of pills. The Specific of Dr. Kaad ts not intended ag an evacuating medi- cine. Its medical virtues are expended entirely upon the impaired generative organs. The pills are not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons masticate them with impunity before swallowing them; which plan we would always recommend,as atfording the speediest way to get the effeec of the remedy. Price $1 per box, or six boxes for $5 BSold by Druggists everywhere. Jouw J. Kromen, Wholesale Agent, 43 Chestnut street, au 3l-eoly Philadelphia, Pa. Dyn 1 Tau Worip lever ‘n or Wa ae Oeil iam ’s Hair Dy. ft Fad ; ir poe stox,” The best in use,” Try It, Bold by © Ford, corner lth etreetand Penn, avenue, Washington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria, MARRIED, OSL it. ba Bee. gg ad pre D. 2 of . ww Bruns: oe eaten hurétay Dig t, 103 o 'elogy urs bight, o a eg —- ntly sad, her home ATHRRINE JO- and A trwhete'we all should ba funeral all sate plese m the residence ots Sot Wreods Pca a <a pers, ‘ont th cf alee ie and Sang eperents e thee ee o#. y with ‘hee ~ > L could 50 Jouger dwell. Sip ee an friends are respectfally taieed 26 {The q WANTS JV ANTED—A good CHAMBERMA(D immedi. ately at the New York Hotel, corner 7th and E streets. oct 1b 1t* FOR RENT AND SALE. ae $$$ $$$ Fo, RENT—A HOUSB of siz rooms, all fur- nisbed ii street, between FY Pee oo excepting one, 502 B A ANTED- A WOMAN *o cook, wash, and iron; also. a COLORED MAN to open oysters, a! No. 244 7th street, between M and streets perth. oc 16-3t* A GENTLEMAN THOROUGHLY AOQUAINT- ed with the art of manufacturing ch*mical pro- Guces, want TUATION. Address “KE V.G.,” 456 Uth ‘eet west, oo 15-3t* V ANTED —A BOY to assist inthe bake house and a WOMAN te asrist in the kitchen want- ed immediately at T. POTENTINI’S, 279 Penn, averne. between Ith and ith sts. 1t® F°OX S4LE—the GOOD WILL aad FIXTURES oS elright and i OD. at 194 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C, -ocid 3t* ‘OR RENT—Two fine large RO)MS on firat floor, No. 305 F atrect. new occupied by Dr. Toner, who is about removing hie office to rooms over Z. D. Gilman's Drug Store, Pa. av. oc 15 3t* Fo, RENT—A twotstory BRICK HOUSE con- taining six rooms, partly furnished. Furaiture for eale Possession given immediately. Inquire on the premises, No. 313 13th street, between M and N. oc 15 W ANTED— An assistant BARKEBPER and a COOK at P. HOLMES’ Restaurant. No 5 south A street, opposite the southeast Capitol este, Capitol Hill, * WANSTED—A LAUNDRESS, one CHAMBER- MAID. ai.d one Dir ing Room GIRL, who can come well recommended, at TAYLOR'S, corner 0 and 3d at 1t* ANTED—By Lansburah & Bro., 375 7th at between I id KE, 10,000 nds of OLD NEWSPAPERS, 10,00) Bonn oa -3t Wa, NTED—A first-class CAKE AND PIE BA- KER. Inquire at 499 lith street, between Pa. av. aud E st. be St" WARTED—A white WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron, at No. 515 17th street, between Pa. avenue and H Call between 8 and 10a _m. oclé 3t* y ANTED—A VESSEL. 150 tons burthen, to go to City Point with stores. Apols 0 G_G@. CORNWELL, _ 00 14-3t™ 215 Pennsylvania avenue WANTED—A good HOUSE. containing six or eight rooms. furnished or unfarnisbed. north of Pa, ave. and east of 6th street. Address Box 412, Post Office. oc 14-7t* Vy Aste5 4 completely FURNISHED HOUSE containing 10 or 12 rooms, suitable for a boarding bouse, Address A.M, ¥.,486 Est. be- tween 5th and 6th oc 14-2t* OARD WANTED—Permancntly, by.a gentle- tleman and his wife. Address © F. FLAM- ANT, Loan Branch, Treasury Department, Wash- ington, D, C., and state terms, &. oct 14-3t* A YOUNG MAN, who thoroughly understands Book keeping in all its departments, and a graduate ef Bryant & eatin nUR att cf Oolleges, wishes a SITUATION as Book-keeper. Address EDGAR JAMES, 480 M street, Navy Yard, Wash- ington, D.O, oc 14-3t* WANTED_by a careful and punctual tenant, a centrally located HOUSBS. either furnished er unformiahed, Addregs ‘A X Y,” this office. oc V ANTED—FARM HANDS. Permanent em- ployment to suitable hands. Apply on Dr. Burey’s farm, 1} miles above Georgetown, on the Rockville turnpike. oc 13 3t* V ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Five(5) good CAR- PENTERS. Good workmen can get work uptilthe Ist of April, Apply to CISSEL & GRIMES, No 40 High street, between Bridge street and caral, Georgetown, D.C. ‘og 13-3t* Fo RENT—Five or six FURNISHED ROOMS, in a pleasant ioeation. near City Hall, suitable for housekeeping, For terms, apply to Ne. 530 New Jersey ‘avanuo, esst of Depot “itd 06 15 3t* 3 Fo2 RENT—A farnished COTTAGE, containing 7rooms,one block from the Capitol, half a ia in Doard. block from street cars, Rent to ber No one with children need apply. Inquire at No. 325 north Hatreet, Capitot Hilt, 06 15-38 FoR RENT—tThe new fine three story BRIOK DWELLING, corner of Eleventh and F sts. Possession given Ist of November. Apply at the ug Store bel - oct 5-3" ©. W. SEARS. OR RENT—One large ROOM, suitable for a market or any business, situated on the corner of 22d and Ista. Inquire at Grocery Store oorner of Pa, ay. and 22d at. oc 15 3t* URNISHED ROOMS—Persons desiring ROOMS Vien Gee and well attended, should cal; ac 415 sth street, bet. Gand H. Good reference Tequested. oc 15-3t' TK OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN pleasant rooms, with or without board, in Georgetown. Apply at 314 Penn, avenue, north side, between 9th and 10th sts. oc 15-35 FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- ted with first class Board by a eiyingon K street, near 18th street, No. 184. Te-ms 30 per month, Also, a few Table Boarders at $2) per month, oc 5 2" Fok LEASE OR BENT—Ove BRICK HOUSE, _, on Delaware avenue, between I and K streots, with barn, stable, bakehouse, large, dry cellar, and pump infront of door. Suitable for a store or brewery, or any kind of business, Apply on the premises of H. BURHART. oc 15 3t* F& SALE AT BLADENSBURG—A comforta- ble HOUSE and good business stand, containing 8 rooms, kitchen and store room, Also. granery stableand smske house, together with over an acre of rich land svitable for garden truck. Terms moderate, and payments easy. BOWIE DE KRAFFT & CO., 474 7th street north, Also, Fifty improved FARMS, various sizes,in Maryland, and near to Washington. oc 15-2w* OCRNISHED ROOMS TO LET—In a private family. with or without Board. Inquire at 448 D street, near 3d street. Oc 14-2t* T° LET—Two orthree ROOMS partly furnished, at 236 K street. second door of lita ete reecr: ner. oc 14-2t* V TANTED—50.000 LADIES to call at the only STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKING DEPOT in the District, and get their work done. 381 F street isthe place, and Ladies who do not want their work SPOILED will go to Do other s0- called stamping places. We are weekly in receipt of the VERY LATEST STYLES of Gatterne for Embroidery and Braiding. Stamped Goods, Braid Silk and Cotton for sale. oc 13 tf WANTED: 200 LABORERS and 50 MASONS wanted to work on the Washington Aque- duct, abont three miles above Georgetown. D. C. Wages for Masons $3.50, for Laborers from $1.75 to ae Steady employment’ wale be given. Apply to econ ctor: n awork, ool it DUNBAR, SHERNER & CO. MILKS WANTED A PURCHASER for twenty gallons of milk per d#y. Address Box 788 Port Office. oc ll-lw* 7ANTED TO PURCHASE ORLEASE—A comn- pletely fernished HOUSE of 8 or 10 rooms. Address &S, Willard’s Hotel. oc sts V fANTED FO HIRE A onvenient, well fur- ishet SE, for a few montha i W. P. PRSSENDEN _oc 11-tf Corner of 15th and H streets, WANTED First class COAT MAKERS. to ia whom the best Northern city prices will be aid : PaWm. Tucker, Wn. T. Griffith, F J. Heibeqer, Hinten & Teel, Geo. F. Schafer, McRae & Taft, | | in. Peterson, ec3-tf Merchant Tailors ef Washington City. IRS WANTED. Headquarters Department of Washington, Office Chief Quarterniaster, 5 Nos, 534, 536, 533 Mth street, near New York av., a _ . WASHIGTON. Bept. 20. 1854. Wanted immediately, fifty good OARPENTERS to go to P. Lookout. Maryland. Wages $70 per month and atation.. Each workman will bring his ewn kitoftools, Transportation will be furnished by the Gevernment for the workmen and their tools from this city to Point Lookout A. ELISON, Colonel and Chief uartermaster, Rep 30-tf partment of Washington, W ANTED-The undersigned desires to pur- chase all kinda of ladies and gentlemen’s CAST OFF CLOTHING, for which the highest price .Will be paid. Call immediately at No. 80 ouisiana avenue, near 9th street, WM, BAILEY, Dealer in all kinds of new and second: band Oloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, &e, sep 19-I1m* ANT ED-SEOOND HAND FURNITURE ONS, GaRPBTB, BEDS. BED. Also, MIRRO DING, and HOUSEFURNIBHING. DB of every description. B. BUOHLY, 42% 7th street fe 8-tf between G and H. cast sid GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS MAYOR 8 OFFICE, Georgetown, D.C., Oc- tober 8, 1864.—Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in thistown,on MONDAY. the I7th instant. for » member of the Board o: Common Council, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the death of the late Charles Myers, Esq. oe 13 HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. EORGETOWN CORPORATION STOOK,.— Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of six per cent. Fas annum, parable quarterly, can obtain some by applying WwM. LAIRD, Glerk of said Corporation. OWING PROMPTLY ATTEND. Petomac Tow Company’s boats Cent ereune — — aven.”? 0 or to Aptaing on boars ° JOHN B, DAVIDSON, Water street. Georgetown, "SEVENTH STREET. 369 369 COTTAGE sBTS, WALNUT AND OAK EXTENSION TABL GILT FRAME MIRRORS. Less than mavufacturer’s prices. CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS At reduced prices, The greatest variety of FURNITURE and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS oc 1-dtN1 | m y 1s- In the city. H. BONTZ, Ruccessor to Bontz & Griffith, oc 12-6t 369 7th st., near I. [pes COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX- ae isting par neen muepben TBaver aud Bamuel A, Thayer, under the firm of Stephen Thayer & is this day dissolved by mutual consent. °°" STEPNEN THAYER, SAMUEL A. THAYER, +, October 10, 1854, cba adel chaste Tie W # HAVE THis DAY FORMED nership under the firm of 8. EbWanb 4.7 Washington, D. C,, October 10, 1354. oc 1l-1w* HOTELS AND _ BOARDING HOUSES. Proprietors of the above establis! ments are jovited to examine our stock of CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARB as we can farnish it in la or small quantities, and of superior quality. FLATED CASTORS, FORKS and sPOONS, English and American CUTLERY, ali grades. EBB & BEVERIDGE, sep24-10t, f 504, Odd Fellows’ Hail, 7th st. RTERMASTER GENERAL’S OFFIOB, Wasuincr # “on TL Oniets 1884 0} TY. October 1, HORSES, HORSES, HORSES. Horses sujtable for Cavalry and Artillery service will be purchased at Giesboro Depot, im open warket, ti}] November 1, 1864. Horses will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry oore, A -, and be subject to the usual Gov- ernment inspection before being accepted, Price of Cavalry Horses, $175 each. Price of artillery Horses. $139 each. Payment will be made for six (f) or more. 3A MES : oe seolonel First Pivision-@. Bente Ofitce, 369 SEVENTH STREET. 369 BEDSTEADS. Recei ng per schooners War Eag!e and John Farnham, 500 COTTAGE SEDSTEADS, which we have decided to sell at prices that ean- not fail to please, WALNUT AND MAHOGANY’ HAIR CLOTH ROCKERS, CHAIRS AND SOFAS, PLAIN AND MARBLE TOP BUREAUS, And the largest stock of medium price FUENITURE this side of New York, which we are selling at ex- traordinary bargains, Discount of 10 percent. on Dilla of $50 an! up- wards, H. BONTZ, Buecessor to Bontz & Griffith, ocl36t [Chron] 369 7th street, near I; _scisst {chron} 08h retede LE.—600 f NOB ree eee atta: Washington, D.C Thayer, t order. Dear] new and 900 second - = Nteeke aie Retear’ ou Losin Bay HOMER, tor livery. = oc 15-30" Foe, RENT—TWO ROOMS te a married couple without children, on B street, first door from first street west oct 14 2t* Fo. RENT—OFFICE and FURNISHED ROOM adjoining. Willrent both together or sepa- rately. Apply se miodiavely, to No, 407 G street, between 6th and 7th. oc 14-lw* FoR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FURNITURE of a Boarding house. containing ten rooms, Tuquire 24 door from 434 street, on P, near the Ar- senal gate. oc 14-4t™ AUCTION SALES, For ether Auction Sales see 4th page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MOKKOW prelabeled dh ahead BY J.C, MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October llth, at " pe Dy eT remises, by virtue of a deed of » fronti mont avenue, at the corner of north ine runnin, small Brick House and a portable shant, Terms: One half incash; the remainder ia six and nine months, with interes!, secured by adeed oftrust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. U.H, RIDENOUR, Trustee, sep 3 eokds J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Ancts, _87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 15th, same hour and place. U. H. RIDBNOUR, Trustee. oc 12 J. G. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. BBY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, A NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ATAUCTION, On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October 15 at 5 o'clock p.m., we shall sell, on the premises, the above house and lot, on 23d street, between M and Nastreeis, The house contains four rooms and a kitchen, witha front cellar. the lot running back 122 feet, to a 30-foot public alley, in sub division of mare 36. Lot A. erms: One-halfin cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. ocli-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, TWO-STORY BRICK H@USB_AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN. AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. October 15, at 4 ° Corky m_,I will sell, in front of the premises, art of Lot 66. fronting 21 feet 6 inches on 2d street, etween Frederick and ig streets, and im- ed by & good two-story Brick House. ‘erms Cash. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the chaser. Pockd THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ere back toa public alley and improved by * MY WM. B. LEWIB & CO,, Auctioneers. TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION TUESDAY. October I8th, at 10 o'clock, at our Store No. 307 over 500 pairs of Men’s Fine Boots and Shoes, La- dies’ Fine Gaiters, Misses and Boy’s Shoes and Boots, embracing a good assortment, and will be sold in lots to suit, © 0¢ 15-2t W. B. LEWIS & CO. Aucts, Y JAS. C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRAME BUILDINGS ON ARMORY SQUARE On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 19th, at 4} o’clock on the the premises, we shall sell a go: frame Bui'ding, located oo “* Armory’? square, near Seventh street canal Bridge—built by thé Perseverance tire Company foran Engine house, and capable of being converted into a dwelling honse, Terms Cash, on the day of sale. The building to be removed within two weeks from the day of sale. ocl5 «SAS. C, MCGUTRE & OO., Auc’ts. FO RENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, contain- ing reve rooms—the two front rooms are fit- ted up for stores—situated on 22d street, between i and H. Inquire at No, 467 153th street, be:ween Eand F, at 120’clock. oc 14-3t* OR SALE PRIVATELY—A two-story FRAME HOUSK, with 4roomsand kitchen, situated oa a good rized lot This preperty is hands ‘mely sit- uated on 4'2 street, neat the corner of F, aud ia suitable for business ora private residenca. For further particulars inquire at Mra _DONNELLY'3 G nocetye on the corner of 4*3 and F sts, south, oc 14-2t* SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY in Alexan- dria, Va., situated on the corner of Cameron ard Henry streets. On Tuesday, the I&th instant at 3o’clock p.m., I shall sels in front of the ore: ises, being 19 feet 10 inches on Camere 83 feet on Henry street, with a new Frame Dwel- ling- heuse, containing six rooms, This will be a good stand for a restaurant or grocery store, or any public business. Terms cash. oc 14-3t* ELIAS G, KEBRSEBY. Fo NT—No. 326 North B street, Capitol Hill, four well Furnished BEB ROOMS. with Breakfast and Tea, on reasonable terms, oc 13-1w* Fo RENT—A BRICK WAREHOOSE, on Water street. at foot of Potomac, with wharf. Apply to JOHN DAVIDSON, Georgetown. oc 13 3t* 7}OR SALE—The GOOD WILL, FIXTUBES, and STOCK of a well-established Meat and Pro- i pers Fiore. 173g Four-and a-half street pear a Cc oc 13-4) Roos TO LET, on 13th street, Island. Also, furnished rooms bet. 13th aad 12th sts., near Pa.av. Inquite of DBMONGEOT, Human Hair Etore, corner of D and 10th sts. 06 13-3t* OR BALE-The GOOD WILL and BAR FIX- TURES ofa Restaurant ina central location, and doing a good business, Fer information inquire at No. 525 l1th street, south of Pa. av.,or of WM. KENNEDY, No, 212 Pa. av., under Markam’s Hotel, oc 13-Lw* oe RENT—Two large HOUSES and _ possession iver immediately. on 9th st., bet. Band F sts,; one STORE ROOM on E st., betw. Sth and 9th at also, one HOUSE suitable for business, and a first- rate stand for a first class refreshment and dining saloon; also,one FARM, esst side of the Potomac, five miles from Washington, on the river. For further information inquire of GEORGE MAT- TINGLY, south F street, Island. oc 13-lw* (OR SALE. SMALL FARM, SEVEN ACRES, pne- quarter of a mile from the city, on a good road, well-located, Frame House, Stable, Orchard, &c. Suitable for rivate residence, garden spot, or dairy. Price 4,000. ediat i iven. Tamediste possess M, HALL & CO., Corner 7th and F streets, Beal Estate Brokers, . able locality, a! e eautifully improv esis is local ro} oc 13-3t Real Estate Brokers, FO, RENT—A BTORE on Pennaylyania avenue, A bonus will be asked for immediate posses- sion Apply to JOHN L. MILLER, 430 Penna. avenue, oc 12 lw* F°% RSALE—The STOCK, GOOD WILL, and FIXTURES of tbat old-established Confec- ry Store. No. 120 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., now doing a good business, For particulars call at the Etore before 8 o’cloc! m., or5'z p.m, Satisfactory reasons given for selling out. oc 12-lw* FoaNsHED 272 Fs tio ROOMS to let, without board, at orner of 13th, oc ]1-2w* FoR SALE. two story FRAME HOUSE, No. 45 Penna. ay. Would makea good business stand. Inquire of E. BOWEN, corner 22d st, and Pa. av. 0c 11-e03t* OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 137 West street,Georgetown Rent $150 per month. Apply on the premises, corner of Congress and ‘West streets. oc 10-1w* FoR BALE—One of Page’s superior STEAM SAW MILL8, with necessary a) parienancer Als), one of Harrison’s patent GR 8T M{LLS. Both can be ob’aiped very cheap Apply to CIHAS. B. CALVERT, Hyattsville P. 0., Prince George’s, er eee URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —Por rent, comfortable and well farnished ROOMS at 450 12th street, east side, between G and H sts. No children inthe house The location is one of the most agreeable and desirable in Washington. oc W-im TS RENT—A completely farnished HOUSE, con- taining eleven large rooms, with parlor: kichen, dining room, bath room, with cold aad bot water andgas, Terms moderate. Inquire at No. 399 18th street, between F and G streets. oc 0-1 W* A PARTIALLY FURNISHED HOUSB for rent, five «quares from Pennsylvania avenue; con- tains nine rooms, with bath-room. water closet, gas throughout. &c.; very convenient and in ex- cellent order, Rent $15) per month in advance, Urnexcepticnable references required, and no Doarding-house keeper need apply. Inquire for ‘“A.B.,” at the Star Office. oc Wi-lw Fo RENT.—Will be for rent on the 5th of No- vember next, a two-story frame HOUSE, co: taining 6 rooms, passage and stairway separate from rooms; ide alley,and a Jerge pe situated on the north side of I street. fourth door from 5th street west, No. 534 Proporals will be received by lard prio pace she sbove wie: atthe cor- per of 51 eet weat an * oc 10-lw* F. B, LORD, BR. | URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Apply at Fo" 25 Douisiaus av., between oth and 7k sta ocd SOR SALE—THREE HOUSES, ONE DRU } STORE. TWO BUGGIES AND TWO HORSES, IMPROVED FARMIN ILLINOIS. toquire at No. 455 Massachusetts avenue, near Sixth street, oc 5-2w* OR RENT—-1Pssession given immediately,) OF Rant FRONT ROOM alcely faraiened wilt be rented to g ntlemen only. and is very suitable for the accommodation of two persunr. The lady of ine Denes siping board used AEC eel kone n a 3 seme oth at. between Hand 1. + “PRY, SRP FR RENT—Desirable FURNISHED ROMS, without board, to geutlemen only Two rooms suitable for offices References required. At Nv. 400 4th street_near City Hall. o¢ 1-e0bt* OR RENT- The large and commodio 8 F cbmprising the second, third and fourth sto. ries over J. L. Kidwell’s new Drug Store.on BE. near corner of Pa. av. and lath at., two deors Willards’ Hotel. eet JOHN L. KIDWELL, FORNSaED. ROOMS to let. without board.at 272 88p 27 2w' F at., corner of 18t! OBLING HOUSE FOR SALE. ‘The Proprietor of this po) and well-known Hotel and Restaurant in’ \s to retire from busi- ness, and offers bis well-known house for ae Any‘one wishing to engage ina LOORATIVG BURINESS can call on the Proprietor. 247 Penne sylvania avenue bet. 12th and sts. _8012-6w* HE UNDERSIGNED pits L bey aT aat. containing abou! ‘tant abo: tract of Lat Tatestae Sad arty, at, mes two bund: unsu: ant improvements. except small house. or iculars address Box 384, Washingto or | Banate a sebeeriber, Us mie PY WM L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers. South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street. BRUSSELS, VELVET. THREE-PLY, INGRAIN CARPETS, MATTING, SUPERIOR FURNI- ea yeaa OR FURNISHING, A On TUESDAY MORNING, October 13th, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at our Auction Rooms, the balance of the stock of Carpetings, &c , compriting— Velvet. Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain Rugs, Drug- gets, Mattings, &c 1 Parler Suit in silk Brocatelle, complete & Parlor Suits in Striped Keps, complete 1 Parlor Suit in Merroon, complete 5 ‘Waynut Sofas, Tables, Kasy, Parlor and Rocking airs Cottage Sets, Hairand Shuck Mattresses Marble-top and Plain Etagers and Whatnots Walnut ani Mahogaty, Marble-top and Plaia Bu- reaus 4 Walnut, Jenny Lind Cottage, and Plain Bed- steada 2 Cane-seat Claire and Rockers Mahogary and Walnut Sideboards Hat Racks, Writing Deske. &c With many other articles. which must be sold to | clore,to which we especially isvite the attention of the trade and others, as the stock is large. ib. oe Ghren,) WM. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts, puesto SALE, Will be sold at Public Auction. to the highest bidder, for cash on WEDNESDAY, October 19th commencing at 10 0’clock, all the stock and outat cf the Livery Stable, corner Bridge and Market streets, Geergetown, D.C , consisting of 14 head of Horses and Mares; 1 Mule; 1 Open Hack;1 Close Hack; 6 Top Buggies;1 No Top Baggy; 3 four-seat Carriages; | Germantown Wagon; 4 setts Double Harness; 10 setts Single do.; all in good order; with Saddles, Bridles, Blankets, Hay, Straw and Grain, sod many otberardcle 5 Sale ‘positive and without reserve. oc 14-4t THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Py see INGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, INCORPORATED Mancu StH, 1864, EDWARD SIMMB8, President and Treasurer. EDWARD CLARK, Vice President and Sec’y. WM. P DOLE, THOS J GARDNER, J.J COOMBS, . V. NILES, JOHN B. ELVANS, Directors, This Bank is now open for the receipt of Deposits, atthe NEW BANEING HOUSE, No. 5 La. av, Under Semms’ New Building. Money Loaned on stocks, trust deeds 4 all good securities. EDW.OLARK See's EDWARD CLARK & CO., BANKEBS, At the Bavings Bank, No. 58 La. av., Dealers in EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER, And General Banking Business, EpwarpO.arK, [sep$)-1m] Jno. R. Evans 486 CHOICE FALL STOCK. 486 456,,...._. PAPERHANGINGS. _. 486 Just opened. a keantiful assortment of G Id, Em- broidered and medium priced Gilt pera. a Also. a varied and choice stock of Satin and Biank Papers. Borders, Ftatues, Centre Pieces, &c. Orders for Paperbangings or Window Shades punctually executed in city or country, Terms cash for goods aud labor. 486 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. The richest, handsorest and most varied stock of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in the District. These ds are warranted to be gilded with gold leaf and of superior workman- hip. ‘Also, ® beantifal assertment of Card Visite Fremes of foreign and domestic manufacture, All goods warranted as represented. 486 WINDOW SHADES. Different celors and sizes Window Shades in store. Orders for any required style or size Shade made to order. 486 486 PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, — O Diflerent sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas- sels, Kings, Nails. &c, 486 CARD VISITE FRAMES, French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, and American Composition Card Fi in variety, A few choice Engravings and Paintings for sale at J. MARKRITER’S, No. 486 Seventh street. 7 Please remember the Number, 486, and the term Cash for Goods and Labor. Sep 17-6wit* H, MILLER & CO., SUBSTITUTES!!! SUBSTITUTES!! AGENTS FOR THE QOOTA OF THE DISTRICT, No. 511 Ninth street west, near Pennsylvania av. MEN! MEN! MEN! Always ready to be mustered for one or three years, at the most reasonable prices, We will do better than any other, AS WE ARB KNOWN AND RELIABLE, F N. B~-Runners and others in the business most liberally dealt with. LLE! A. MI sep 20-Im Justice of the Peace. ICTOR BECKER, PIANO TUNER AND Vv BOR TEEAIRER. Established in this city in 1854. and until receot- ly, connected with the store of Mr. John. F's ‘tuner for Chick APP ering ns. esto inform h: lis. and known ‘ing & Sons, wi tc friends and patrons that in future orders for tu- ning and repairs of Pianos, Melodeons, &c., &c., Web pres a Ovfoole, Stationete: Engravers and ‘oole, i Printers, 826 Pa, avenue, between 9th and lth eG Richenback, Piano Warerooms, 498 11th arohn Holiajor, Pharmaceutist, corner of H and REFERENCES: 7th streets. ‘Visitati: George! z mires sa, May Professors J.” P. Caul Beias, F. Kley. Borrzs: tr ae e E Be tw" EGGS AND gotabs FRESE BUTTER, barrels FRESH EGGS, Part ieetore and arriving dai!y. For sale by” DUTROW. site et, CHBESE! 450 Bightti street, o oc I-6t* Cc prsnos ToNED in the beat atyle hc ae et 0 TN Tan AO dropordere at ; N04 OT od a eae WHITHALY, “near Pat No, 600 Batrest northy bei 34m Vermpitt av,. bet 3 hap 1 th N HEITMOL Beat of references can be 7 oc i-2aw4t™ given AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DaYrs. ¥ GREEN & WILLIa) HEY CBRN o ove Tih ats NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD "AUCTION, CBNITURE AT On MONDAY, the 17th instant, at 10 0’clo, we shall sell at the residence of @ gentlonae clining housekeeping: on Mass. ay., bet. 9th and loth sts, north, No. 392, a good lot Of Household Furpitare, viz: One Rosewood Case Pianoforte, 7 octave Walnut Parlor Suite, consisting of Tete-atete Sofas, Bay, Side and other Snairs Marble top Centre Tabies and Whataots Wainnt Jenny Lind Bedsteads, with Spring Bot- tom Walnut Marble top Drosing Bureaus do 8 Auctioncers. do Wardrobes sud’ Rise Hair Mat ardrobes and Fioe Hair Ma’ do Extension ‘Table and Oak Dining rs Brussels. Thre. i Hail Oilclothe trent and other Oarpeta Ra, d Rugs £W Cook §| < £ Glass and Creokarouent only three weeks ago o Kitchen Reauisites And many other articles too numerous to onu- Terms cash, oc 12 GRREN _ocit"_QNREN & WILLIAMS, Ancte B* J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers EXECUTOR’S SALE OF TH DWELLING-HOUSB_ON Tatu Seer ee TWEEN bk AND C STREETS Nort’ On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October i7th. at 8 o'clock, on the premises, I 1 sell part of Lot No.4, in Square No. 324, frenting 16 feet on 12th. street west. between B and © streets north, rum- ning back 50 feet, and improved 2 Bs Ubree story brick Swelling: house, with three-story brick back- ilding. Terms. Ore-half in cash; the remainder in three, six and nine months, with interest, secared by deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and revenuestamos at the cost of the purchaser WM: A BOSB., Executor, oc 8-4 J.C. McGUIRE & Oo., Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUOTI: On TUESDAY, the 13th instant. at Moree m., we will ell, at the residence of a ‘ady declining bousekeeping, on I street, between sth and 9 streets north,(No.471,) the following Furnitare viz: Walnut Haircloth Sofas Chairs. Tables and Ornaments Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus Wasbstands, Chairs and Rockers __ Fine pure Geese feather Beds, Pillows and Bel- Pennsylvania avenue. weshail sell, | # ters | Excellent Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain Carpets Hair, Husk and other Mattresses | | Blankets, Sheets, Comforts and Pillow Cases One complete Dinner and Tea Set Cook and other Stoves, Kitchen Requisites | Ard many other articles, too numerous te enu- merate, | oc led GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots, | BY JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, STREET WEST ee On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. October 18th, at 5 o'clock, onthe premises, we shall sell Lot 24 and soe of 23,in Square No, 5°9, fronting together 40 eet, at the corner of ni F street and Ist street west, and running back 10) feet to a 20 foot paved alley, to be divided and sold in two lots of 2 feet frent each, - P - _ These lots are well located, in a rapidly improv- ing part of thecity, and the corner lot is well adapted foratusivessstand, | Terme: One half cash; the remainder in6montha, with interest, evcured by a deed of truston the premises, oc 12-4 J.0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, PUBLIC SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH A STREET, BETWEEN ist AND 2D STREETS. On MONDAY, the 25th day of October, 1 ats o’clock p. m., I shall oiler for sale at public aue- | tion. in front of the premises, the west part of lot | numbered twenty four (24), im square numbered | seven bundred and twenty-eight (723), fronting twenty one (21) feet eleven and one-half (113s) inetes en north A street, and running back wit that width one hnodrted and twenty seven (127)feet eight and one half (S3¢)incbes to the rear line of said lot. with th provements, . ity improved by a frame house, two stories high, with haement. The location is good, | and offers great inducements to purchasers. Terms: One-half cash; the residue io three and six months; the purchaser giving his notes for the | deferred payments, bearing interest from the day of gale. and satisfactorily endo: . ‘A deed given, and a deed of trust taken. All converancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. a If the terms of sale are not complied with with- im five days from the day of sale, I reserve the right to resell the said property, at the risk and cost of the ¢efaulting purchase ASBURY LLOYD, Agent and Attorney. oc 12 2aw . WM. L. WALL & CO , Aucta, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. THREE STORY FRAMB HOUSE AND LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUS. BET aN FOURTH AND FIfTH STEEETS NORTH, AT F AUCTION. On FRIDAY. the 21st instant, at 5 o'clock p.m., we sball sell, in front of the premises, part Lot 11, in Square No. 516, a Three story Frame House, which is pearly new built, containing nine roems, alljast papered and painted all through,end va- cated. a x For any person wishing a good residence there ia no better location in the city, and one great item, you can get possession on the day of sale and not be troubled about gatting the tenant out. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust. All conveyances and stamps at the coat of the h. A Poelsecd&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austs, ¥ J. ©, MOGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. 10 ACKE! » A Bax coi Bay, VinGINIA, ApOUT Oa OM BA y ERR ae MIDDLE ke . 5 5 teaah cS is hall sell at the Auction Rooms of J.0, Mo- & Co..on TUESDAY, the ist of November, Li2 M., by virtue of adeed of trust to the scriber, bearing date the 234 of May, 1859, and recorded in Liber B, No. 4, Folios 123 &c., one of the land records for Fairfax ceunty, Virginia, the following described property, lying and being in the county of Fairfax, and State of Virginia, viz: Begining at A. s/one planted on the sonth side of the Middle Pike Road, thence with said pil northwesterly to Samuel Perkins’ coruer 9 thence southwesterly along said Perkins line to stake I, thence southerly slong the said Perking line to astake L, thence northwesterly along said Perkins’ line to a stake K, thence southerly to the north fork of Holmes’ run on Kingsman’s line H, two marked maples, pine and oak saplin Kingsman’s corner, thence southeasteriy along the said run to D, astake one pole from Lipa- bomb’s line, thence nerth 32 deg., east 231 poles to A, the beginning, containing i10 acres of Land, more or less, together with all and singular, the fe A riviliges, hereditaments, and ap- ‘o the sanie. fteen hundred dollars ia cash on the the residue in twelve months from day of sale, with interest, secured by a deed of traston the p:emiser. A Tf the terms of sale are not complied with within ten daysafter the tale, the trustee reserves thi right to resell at the risk and expense of thed faulting purchaser on one weeks’ notice in the Evening tar. H.N. GILBERT, trustee. ocleod&ds J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Anc YJ. 0. McoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING ., LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Oourt of the District of Columbia, made and passed in the cause No, 284 equity, Ricard et al agt. Ricard al., I will sell, on the premises, at pablic a on SATURDAY, the 224 day of October, A. D, i8i4, at 4 o’clock p. m., Lota numbered thirty (30) and Gy one: (SL) eit Buniborea one hundred, » 1@ ci ol ‘ashin. pn. The lote front on 2th street, between L and M streets north, ina rapidly improving portion of the city, Bach lot will be divided into two parte, Two lets will then havea front of 25 feet 9% inches, and the other two 25 feet li3s inckes, all having @ depth of 184 feet 9 inches te a 30 feet alley. ‘Terms cash. Conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the Puree tits is perfect pee ONES, Trustee, We J ocs-eo&de 3.0. McGUIRE & 00.. Aucts, ¥ J. ©, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE CF HOUSE AND LOT CoR- ee reer STREST W BST AND NORVH By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. in an equity canse, (No. 150) wh rein George Mattingly is complainant, and Jobn W. Nye, and others. are defendants, f shall zell on THURSDAY ASTERNOON, October the s7th, st 442 o'clock, im front of the premises, Lot numberea thirty, (30) in Dayidson’e sub divicion of square No. 367, fronting 2# feet on Tenth street west, at the corner of north O street, and saeane. back feet to a ® foot publicalley, and improv by a Frame Dwelling House. The terms of sale are one-third in eash; the re- mainder in well secured notes, payable in six and iwelve montns from the day of sale, with interost. Ifthe terms ofssle are not cemplied with in five Gaye after the sale. the trustee will re-sell at the risk und expense of the deteal ting pytoheser. Stemps and conveyancing ees sad of the a a ROBT. tt ‘ Moeireokds J" U. McGUIRM & CO. auc. UOTION BALE OF OONDEMNED HORSES, ster Generals ics anidaia Petra eng er wr abit ee) re fig hi ghieat oy Will besold at publi bidder, at Giesboro, D. O., on. FRIDAY BER} 4 orn tatiana ONE RUNDREp CaVAbBY HORSES, x These hi condemned as unfit for ese orcs Rave rmay. hs Cav My To! in: Hawt ypricuiturai Implei wand Fertilizers, 7th street, betwee apd Cana!, Wathington, D.C. oc