Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1865, Page 4

: j Sa ee a EVENING STAR, | AUCTION SALES. The Davenport Brothers in Paris. From a Paris letter of Sept. 15.} The venport Brothers appeared for the first and probably the last time in Paris yes- terday evening. They had taken up the pre- caution to print upon the tickets (price twen- ty-five francs each) a notice that the spectators Toust implicitly obey the instructions of the in- | terpreter. Notwithstanding the price charged the room was filled; but already befure the com- mencement of the performance there were symptoms that things would not pass so quietly &s iu the private abode of the adepts. M. Robin had, the evening before, given an exhibition very closely resembling the spiritual manifes- tations of which the por fratrum are the me- dtoms; so that the audience was not only criti- cal, but well upin the subject. Some dela: occurred mm commencing the ‘formance. meagre band of musicians ¢1 vored in vain to fill,it up with —_ at a waltz, which the impatience of the public would not permit them to finish. At last a white-cravatted, blue- coated, gilt-buttoned individual, with gloves irreproachably clean, appeared upon the stage. He explained in somewhat dreamy language that the brothers made no pretensions to supernatural powers, that they were mere passive agents of spiritua] manifestations, which they pretend to explain. They do not ask for faith; the: address themselves to science, to which y present certain pheno- mena, facts which science and the press may discuss, The speech was a long one, the au- dience got tired and called out for “the experi- ments,” “the two brothers,’, and some wicked | wag added, Les Dexz Seurs. They came for- ward at iJast, looking worn and rather frightened. The interpreter then invited two of the audience to come upon the stage to watch the operation. The two who stepped forward were greeted with howls of “Confreres /”” but these changed to applause when the: named themselves. M. . de Pene, weil known for a celebrated duel, and editor of the Gazettes des Elrangers, and the Vicomte Lew They inspected cords and cupboard, saw noth- ing suspicions, and the brothers were as se- curely as usual tied to their bench. The doors are closed, the unearthly hubbub of unmusical instruments commences; the spectators ask for hight, the spirits by their mterpreter object; the public is for a moment silent, and the brothers walk outof their box unbound. One of the gentlemen who tied them thinks the ropes pro- euced are not the same as he had used, but the objection does not prevent the second manifea- tation. This time the brothers, who had en- tered the box unbound, are found solidly at- tached to the bench; but a spectator, whose at- tention had been uninterruptedly fixed on the bench, jamps on the stage, puts his hand on the bench round which the cords are wound, touches @ spring, the bench bends in the mid- die: and the cords fall at the feet of the cap- tives, who themselves plunged down—not on their heads. The rush, the row, were terrific; but the appearance of the Commissary of Po- lice, who announced that the money would be returned, succeeded in restoring quiet. The company, after examining the mysteries of the cupboard, retired, not sorry to find their mone: in their pockets, delighted at having detect the imposture and glad to breathe some fresh air, for the heat bad been stifling. Let us hope that this is the last we shall hear of this gross imposture. The believers in spiritualism will probably — in their superstition, and even the case of the brothers may be less desperate than it would seem to unbiassed observers. Who knows that their discomfiture was not a trick of the spirits? S7 Lynchburg letters state that the growing crop of tobacco in Virginia 1s almost too insig- nificant to be worth mentioning. Durimg the war the cultivation of this staple was almost entirely abandoned, and is not likely to be re- sumed to any considerable extent. here is a considerable activity in the market at present. Large quantities of tobacco which have been held over for two or three years are daily ar- riving. ee eee Rrat_EstatTs.—On Wednesday, 27th inst., Daniel Clarke, Esq., Trustee for the sale of the real estate of John F. Jones, deceased, dis- posed of the property at Centreville, in this county, consisting of 36% acres of land, at $31 per acre. It was purchased by Mr. Frederick — of Spaldings District.—Prince Georgian, fd. ——$———— S7 The famous gunboat General Bragg, which was captured when the Federal forces took Memphis, was sold at the recent sale of Government vessels at Cairo, and is now to be used asa Gulf steamer. The General Bragg was once called the City of Mexico. Sheis a fine. substantial vessel, and has seen hard seT vice. EE @7 The German Arctic expedition has snd- denly collapsed, in consequence of the vessel engaged for the purpose having broken down and proved herself unseaworthy. This failure has caused great disappointment in Hamburg, but the Germans intend to try a second expe- dition early in the spring. NomiNaTions.—The Union party of Harford county, Md. have nominated for Sheriff Charles D. Bouldin; for tose | commissioners, Edward H. Beans, George W. Kenly, John Alexande.r Isaac Twining and David 3 for county surveyor, David Pyle. &7 The Savannah papers complain bitterly 01 the rapacity of juvenile cott}n stealers, who diminish the bales from five to thirty pounds, according as opportunity affords. 7 The number ot guns of all classes man. ufactured by the Fort Pitt Works, at Pitts- borgb. during a penod of four years, foots up 2,500, and the metal used in their com ion amounts to 50,735,455 pounds, or nearly 23,368 tons. #7 The State Agent appointed by the Gover- nor of Michigan to look after timber on the State lands, reports that nearly 1,000,000 feet of logs have been stolen from the State in the sec- tion about Thunder Bay. &7 An old farmer of Dinwiddie county, Va., obtained permission from the post command- ant afew days ago, to cut down what he sup- posed to be the old Confederate military tele- graph poles, and before the mistake was dis- covered had made a huge gap in the new U.S. Company's line. &7 Five hundred and twenty sail of vessels were counted from the observatory, at Port- land, Me., on Wednesday last. #7-A shipment of 50 guns and 500 sets of infantry equipments was made from the Springtield arsenal on Friday for Fort Pretie, Me. About 257,000) new muskets remain,besides a large quantity of old ones, sent to the armory for repairs. ®7 it is stated that the Pasha of Egypt, who was the first to run away from his dominions when the cholera broke out, has since his re- turn been occupied in punishing those of his officers who followed his example. S7A band of thirty or forty guerrillas is committing horrible atrocities in Robertson County, Tenn. indiscriminate murder, arson and robbery mark their course. The leader is said to be & notorious villain named Harper, who has for sometime past been in that vi- eunity. ®7 During the Jast twelve months the Fifth Avenue Hotel at New York has cleared $175,- “0, the Metropolitan $140,000, the St. Nicholas $150,000, and the Astor House $125,000. B87 It is stated that no flag of a Vermont reg- ument was ever in the hands of the enemy dur- ing the war. nn AUCTION SALES. BY TH08. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILD- i¥g, bors IN GEORGETOWN AT AUC- ON. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 9th. at 5 o'clock. I will sell in front’ of the premires, part of Lot No. 60, and the w! of Lots 61 and 62, in Beatty and Hawkin's addition to Georgetown situated on the southwest corner of Frederick and Third streets, fronting 155 fect on Frederick and 120 feet on Third street, and one of che most sirable locations in the town. The property will be sold in lots of @ feet each, fronting on Third st Terms: One third cash; balance im six and twel months. with interest, secured by deed ef trust on the property Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, Title perfect. sea Untel.] — THOS. DOWLING, Auct. BY 242. €- McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BUILDING ety NEAR BALTIMORE AND OHIO BAILKOAD DEPOT AT AUCTION. Will be sold on the premises, on SATURDAY, theith day of October, at 5 o'clock p. m., Lots Bumbered one (1), two (2), three (3), thirteen (13), fonrteen (14). fifteen (15), sixteen (15). seventeen a7), eighteen (18), in Square numbered seven hi nd fifty-four (754); being the e1 ronti i and EB and F +treete north Bach let win es sold singly, with the privilege of one or more interest. The deferred payments to be parchaser’s notes and deed of tra: ancing and revenue stamps at cost of EA ad dollars to be paid down on 80) Should any purchaser fail to comply felly w: terms of sale within five days, the 1a ote will be re sold at five days’ notice, at the risk and cost defaulting purchaser. ve 29 St J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. BY: W. BOTELER, Jx.. Auctioneer. MONDAY AFTERNOON, Oct: th, at 43g T shall sell. on the preeioce, Lote Mow » Square Xo. 161. Lot No.1 fronts 20 feet cp Connecticut avenue, near L street, with an av- crage Cepth of 123feet. Lot No. i1is a very desi- corner lot. Tomting # feet 3 inches on north L street. with a depth of 109 feet 6 inches on Con- Ferme | One titra dust; balance ye 0 credit of a > ish, ec Nutes to bear interest and T snd. tw ve months. factorily secured. og ee oO BOTELEB, 8. deci. Y¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, Ww MASTIC-FRON’? RESIDENCE AT On TUESDAY AFTERNOON Oct. 3. at ao'clt on the premises, we shal! sell Lot Din Jenes vision of Lots 17 and 18, in Davidson's subdi: of Lots in Square 342, Live respectively 15 on Massachusetts avenue, about 53 on street weet. improved by a fou ator, brown . 86 feck on beh’ street, with handsome iron verandab and balcony over entrance on 10th street. ‘Terms: ‘One third cash; six and twelve moenths, secured by a deed of trast on the prop- "2 i veyancing at purchasér’s expense. Ist November. Pomerion Eg G. McOUIKE & CO., Aucts. ND AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M. SAME DA’ we rail tell © very desirable Brick Dwelling: and 0th streets weet, containtag eight rooms, Ane 100] west, contain’ s cellar, tab'e, with ‘carriage-house and servant's z Hit Bat pe room above it. Lot fs 22 feet 11 inches. ranning back 120 feat so 890 foot alley, tu which there is a public sower: : i mediately. Fags aon Bi ven COU TRE & CO., Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIA |, Auctionee: UARDIANS SALE BY ORDER OF THE HON- OORABLE ORPHANS’ COURT OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT PUELIC AUCTION. On TEESDAY, October $d, inatant, at § o’clock R; m., Isball sell, in front of the premises, the fol- lowing described preperty, belonging to the minor heirsof Thomas Ho lidge: Lots 4, 5, 8,9, 10, 29, 30, 31, 33, and 34. in square No. 511.’ This’ property fronts on north O street, between 5th street west and New Jersey avenue, running 135 feet toa 30 feet alley; alsoon New Jersey avenue between nerth O and P streets, each lot having a front of 2 feet, running back 92 feet to a 10 feet alley. ‘erm of sale as prescri! by the decree: One- half cash, the balance in six and nine months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale, a deed given and deed of trust taken. Ail conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. 1.440 TALKS. Guardian. re 20. GREEN & WILLIANS, Aucis. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE OF FORTY- ONE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ON EAST CAPITOL. SOUTH A AND dono STREET EAST, BY PUBLIC UCTION. On TUESDAY, the 3d day of October next, at 4 o'clock, p. m., we shall sell, in front of the premi- ses. forty-one Building Lots, being the subdivision of part of Square No. 1,036, each Bering a aay front and depth, runing back toa fifteen-foot alley. Persons will havea good opportunity of buyin: good building sites,as they will be sold to sui purchasers. i Terms—One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of 925 Gil be required 4 h lot when sold, 25 Wi requi jown on each lot when sold. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Be 25 Auctioneers. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. 2 Gn WEDNESDAY, October 4, at 10 o'clock a. m. we shall sell. at the residence of agentleman d clining housekeeping. at No, 266 ¥ stroet north, pews ype 13th and 14th streets west, consisting in art of— very elegant rosewood case Piano, 7 octave, with Cover and Stool s 1 very fine Parlor Suite, comprising 2 Tete-a-Tetes, 2 large Castor Chairs, and 4 Side Chars, coy- ered in plush 1 reps Parlor Suite, comprising 1 Sofa, 2 reception, al side Chairs 1 splendid Italian inlaid marble Center Table 1 fine French-plate Mirror, marble slab and brack- e Brocatelle and Lace Curtains Walnut marble-top Genter Tables Walnut Whatnots 2 Walnut Haircloth Sofar Mantle Ornaments and Pictures 1 fine French Clock 1 fine Marble-top Liquor Case J fine Marble-top peoneasey Sideboard ifine Mahogany pkcase 1 Oak Hall Set, comprising Hatrack and 2 Chairs Valnut Marble-top Bureaus nut Marble-top Washstands . Walnut, Rosewood, Mahogany,and Painted Ward- robes : Handsome Painted Cottage Suites —- = — hg mes s 08 other © me Apestry. russels. Ingrain, ai other Ca: Hair. Hair-top, and Husk. Mattresses? Oak Extension and Side Tables Oak Cane-seat and other Chairs China, Glass, and Crockery Ware With many other articles too numereus to enumer- ate. Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, P S—The House, which is a large four-story brick, with all the modern improvements, is for rent Inquire on the premises. se 21-eodds GKEEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LONG BUILDING LOT ON 3¢ STREET EAST BETWEEN 0 AND P STREETS SOUTH, AT On THURSDAY, the 5th of October, we shall sell, on the premises at 5 o'clock p. m., the following named building Lot, viz: Lot No. 10, in Square No. 704, having a front of 54 feet 7 inches on 4 street east. hetween O and P ats, south, running back 175 feet 8 inches. Terms: One-half cash, balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyance, including revenue stamps, at cost of purchaser. £0 will be required paid down when the prop- erty is knocked off. = se Z7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anots. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE BUSINES3 PROPERTY\ON 9TH STREET NORTH, BETWEEN LOUIS- IANA AVENUE AND WASHINGTON CANAL. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 4th. at 5 o'clock. on the premises. we’ shall sell part of Lot No. 9,in Square No. 382, fronting 25 feet on Sth street north between Louisiana avenue and Weshington canal, and running back 88 feet 9's inches (lot being 267 inches im rear) improved ped a two-story Brick Warehouse, (No. £23) built in 1833. The walls are all 14 inches; roof covered with tin. Painted. Adjoining the buildiag ia a three foot alley running from front to rear, tobe kept epon for the mutual benefit of this and the adjoining roperty. PThis pr being opposite the Centre Market, fe very destrable for business purposes Tern third cask: balance insix and twelve months. with interest secured notes bearing in- terest. Allconveyancing and stamps at purchaser's expense. fe 7 dts J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. Y¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown FISHERIES FOR RENT. On WEDNESDAY, October lth, at 11 o'clock a. m., at my Auction Rooms, No. 174 Bridge street, Georgetown. I will offer for rent for one year. with rivilege of three years, the Jackson City Fish- , which are on the Virginia Shore of the Po- tomac, and adjacent to the Long Rridge Terme: One-third cash; the remainder in two negotiable notes, with good security, payable March Jet and April Ist, 1865. se 29 did THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. B* JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VERY DESIRALE AND WELL LOCATED DWELLING HOUSE WITH LOT, ON SIXTH STRERT, NEAR F STREET, AT PUBLIC On THURSDAY APTERNOON. October 5th 5 o clock, on the premises. we shail offer for si that neat Brick Dwelling House, being No. 424 6t street west, near F street morth. The house is two and phalt stories, — (recon papa and contains 7 rooms. and isin complete repair: every room end hydrant at kitchen door, and Caere & good op- portunity to procure a neat and pleasant residence of medium size, and well located, and which is most desirable. pamediate possession will be given to the jur- chaser. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest, secared on the property. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. 4 GUIRE & Co., Aucts. eo on.} BY JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VERY HANDSOME CORNER BUILDING LOT 1N THAT RAPIDLY IMPROVING PART OF ITY. VIZ: NORTH M STREET. , FHCRSDAY AFTERNOON. October sth, at lock. on the premises. we shall sell Lot 18 in 5 subdivision of lots in Davidson's subdi- virion of peo 315, fronting 45 feet on southeast corner of M street north. with a depth of 100 feet ou 2th street west, and wili be sold entire or divided mone lots, asis deemed advisable on the day of sale of this Lot offers ajchance now much ht for to obtain one or two handsome building 's for residences in that delightfal and rapids: improving pai - pe au, sareeunied — at ining. a ¥ fine new buildings, erected ar bei finished in that nowse popular neighbor- Terms: One-half cash; residue in six and twelve months. Conveyancing at ee a see “00. . U. Met i“. se 7 (Intel &Chron} Auctioneers. 3 OC. W. BOTELER, Jn., Auctioneer. SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEA THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 4, at 6 o’clock, I shall sell. on the premises, Lots 64, 117, 128, 119, 120, and 12},in Square No. 677, located on north H street, near the corner of I street, in the immediate vicinity of the Government Printi: Office. Lot 64 fropts twenty-five feet on Ist tree! east, with a depth of one hundred feet. The others front each twenty feet on H street north, with a depth of one hundred feet. ‘erma: One-third cash; residue on a credit of six and twelve months. Notes to bear interest, satis- fastest pre Deeds and stamps at pu re 2 le fect. te m7-tda °°'G. W. BOTBLER, Jn., Auct. BY C. W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer, SIXTY-FIVE DESIBARLE LOTS AT avc- On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 12, at 5 o'clock, I sha: M ¥ meet 4 ut ell. ob the see, the whole of 3 re has been di- ‘ided into sinty tive desirable bullding lots, front. i Mth i Uith streets and north Vand north These lots IT eligi thy the attention uf thoes legate and, well wor. O 7 One. third cash: balance in sixand twelve athe Gredit. Notes to bear interest and be sa, Conveyancing and s it Bee ee W. BOSELEI Ts ste ol late @. C, Grammer, Jr., days onthe AUCTION SALES. Y¥ JAS, O, McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. ANCERY SALE. By tnorty gh asceze a toe this Dirtrict, sed in @ cause re hour, and in the order hereinafter he rersion ng valuable real estate, 3 D der, DA Te ber 3. 4 18, in SS fect the went side of or pI rty sold. If the terms be not complied with within five days from the day or sale, the tra: reserves th Tight to resell. on seven days’ Public notice, at th Fisk and cost of the purchaser ailing to com! Stamps, deeds, &c., at the cost of the W. B. TODD, Trustee. sel6-eokds J. 0. McGUIRE & UO., Aucis. ¥ J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ALE OF SMALL FARM IN AL- TRUSTEE'S BALE OF SMALL On MONDAY, October 16th, at 12 o’clock m., at the auction rooms of J.C. McGuire & Oo., by vir- tue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber B, 8, page 487, in the clerk’s office of Alexandria county, Va.,I sl 1 land called Streetfield Patent, and t 5, of the subdivision of said tract, and contains 33 acres, 3 roods, 30% perches, more or less. Above- named tract is situated about two miles from Georgetown Aqueduct and Ferry. Sevepnecting and stamps at purchaser’s expense Convey anc n ES DREW P. HOOVER: Travtes” JAS. 0. McGUIBE & CO., se Il-eodds (Intel) Auctioneers, B* THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown CHANCERY SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE TAVERN AND GARDEN FARM AT TEN- NALLYTOWN, D.C. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in equity, made and passed on the 5th day of July, A. D. 1855, in the chancery cause Ne. 447, docket 7, J. R. Keene et al. vs. A. L. Keene et al.. I will sell on TUESDAY, the 17th day of October. A. D. 1865, at 4 o'clock Fis the premises, in Tennallytown, D. C.. that very val- usable property known as @onrad’s Tavern, and the enclosure, containing ten acres, one rood and thirty perches of land, and Tibed as follows :—Begin- Bing for the same at a bound stone di th south side of the river road, sixty feet of a bound of the —_ al tract, ** Friendship,” and pice n| thence southwest forty-two perches, south- east eighty perches, north 61's degrees, east thi: oneand three-fourths perches to the Ge town and Frederick pike, thence with said road north 2332 degrees. west thirty-six perches, and thence with a straight line to the beginning, with the im- provements thereon. The Hotel is nearly new, and the place has beena piers steed foe batt a Sentary, aud furnishes a ne opportunity for investment, Terms of sale are: One-third cath; the balance in two equal payments at six and twelve months, with interest from day of sale, the title to be re- tained until the whole pe sgpeoe money is paid; and the purchaser may, at the purchase money ip cash. If the terms are not complied with in five Bays the trustee reserves the 7 to resell at the cost and risk of the pur- chaser. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. JOSEPH R. KEENE, Trastee, se %-eo [Intel] THOS. DOWLING, Anct. 'Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF SPLENDID BUILDING Na sae 3 IN WASHINGTON By virtue of a decree of the late Circait Court of this District.dated Oct. 26.1859,passed in the cause of A prem McBlair and others vs. William Gadsby and others, No. 1,445 equity, and of a subsequent decree of the Supreme Court of the District, substi- tuting me for the original trustee, I wilf offer at anction.on TURSDAY, the 10th day of October next, at 5 o’clock p. m., the following nine build- ing lots, viz: Ist. Lots 38 and 39, in Square 167, fronting on Jackson Place, on the west side of Lafayette Square, each Lot having a front of 33 feet9 inches, and a aE cotesas Sade and 35, in the eame Square, |. Lot an ) In 6 b J fronting on north H street. the first three Lots hav- ing a front each of 29 feet 10% pg ey ee le: oe an feet 11 inches, and all of et. 3d Lots 28, 29, and 30, in the same Sqnare, front- ing on Seventeenth street west, each lot having a front 30 feet, and Goya of 145 feet 4inches, except that Lot 30, for part o inches deep. alleys. Terms of sale : One-fourth ofthe purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in four equal ay ments. at four, six, cight, and ten years respec- Eively with interest. which is to be paid semi- annually. asthe court shall order and direct; the whole to be Lecigromts 3 the bonds of the purchasers with approved security property, the legal title to be retained until the wees Pe geen money shall be paid. ou! Loyd and obtain his title at an earl that fixed above, it would doubtless be allowed on application to the court. week's notice. Conveyancing and etame atthe cost of the pur- chaser. WALTER 8. COX. Tustee, &e 15-2tawts GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY WM. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A NEAT AND COM- FORTABLE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT NEAR THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIO. a By virtue of a deed of trnst to the subscriber, dated August 16, 1350, and duly recorded in liber J! A.S.. No. 003, folios 4, &., one cf the land records, &c.. I shall offer for sale, at pubtie auction, on MONDAY, the 23d day of October, 1855, at 4 o'clock p. m., part of Lot numbered eleven, (11,) in Square nombered three hundred and fifty-three, (353,) be- geo for the same at the southeast corner of said ot, and running thence north with 10th street west 15 feet; thence west 100 feet; thence south 15 feet; and thence east 100 feet to said 10th street and place of beginning. (of the plan of the said city of Washington,) with the improvements thereon, consisting of a neat and convenient Frame House. This property is situated on 10th sireet west, near Maryland avenue, and but a short distance from the Smithsonian Institution, in a healthy and pleasant neighborhood. The house is @ two-story and attic house with back buildin, tached. Terms: One third cash: the residne in six, twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments, satisfactority in- dorsed, and bearing interest from the day of sale, and secured by a deed of trnat on the premises. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All con verencing and revenue stamps‘at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to re-sell said property, at the risk and cost of the defs ing purchaser, on giving two days’ notice in the a Star. $20 will be required ef the purchaser before leaving the ground, ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee. se 293tawkds WM. L.WALL & CO.. Aucts, BBX OBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer SALE OF THE BALANCE OF TH SIRABLE LOTS NEAR THE GOVE PRINTING OFFICE AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the 6th of October, I will set up and expose at public sale, on the premises, at & o clock p. m., by virtue of a decree “of the Supreme Court of the’ District of Columbia, the following described valuable building Lots: All the balance of the Lots of Ground unsold in Square No. G23, lying and being in the city of. Washington, in the District of Columbia, ‘This. Square is hounded ty north H and I and North Capitol and Ist streets, and handsomely sub-divided in building Lote, with Alleys through the Square. The property will be soldto the highest bidder, without reserve, and the sale continued from day to day until all the Lots are sold. Terms of sale: One-third cash ; the balance in tix and twelye months. The purchasers to give notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest from day of sale. The title is clear, and an abstract from W. 4. Ward's examination will be exhibited on bart sit of $25 h lot will be jeposit oF on each lot wi required from the purchasers when the lot is knocked down, There are fifteen lots on H and eleven on I streets remaining yet to be sold, the terms and conditions as above stated. and if the ip ee should fail to comply with the terms in the rirk and cost of the first purchaser. io pur chasers at former sales will please come fervor with their degds apd Bays shor executed ted GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BBY 248. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TEUSTEES’ SALE OF UOT ON CAPITOL LL. IMPROVED WI : By vintn traded of t hasta om virtue a of ru: A.B. 1863, and duly recorded in Libor NG ore 1. folio 1, ae. of the Lend Records for Washing- lon coun! e. we Ww wel), al c on FRIDAY, the'6th day of October A. pease one 5 o'clock Ree in front of the premises.a Part of Lot 2, in Square No. 782, in the city of Washin, ‘The said part of Lot2 fronts 17 feet_on Massena retts avenue and 15 feet on North C street, and te improved with two small Frame Houses. ‘erms of sale: Cash 41] conveyancing and stamps at pu: y conveyancing TRE rw aap: cot SAMUEL BACON, se Ri-eokds J.C. McGUIRE & CO Autis, QALE OF CONDEMNED OATS S Becks. AND GRAIN Quartermaster Gen’l’'s Office, Depot Washington. Washington. D. C., September 25, 1865.” Will be sold at pubite auction funder the die tio’ of Captain Samnel B. Lauffer, A.Q.M_ at Sixth street wharf, Washington, D.’C., Het Bhart,, Washington, D.'¢ 23 WEDNES- 3.243 BUSHELS OF OATS,” of Ss, condemned as being unfit fer Government use, Will be sold at Al ria. Va., \- rection of Brevet Lien! nt Colonel 3G. es a Q.M.,on THURSDAY, October 5,183, at ii o'clock a.'m.. 7.263 BUSHELS OF OaTs, 1,924 GRAIN SACKS. Peat nateces must be removed within five days from Terma cash, in Government fants, Brey. Maj. Gen. and Chiet Be 25-9t mar __ hall sell part of original tract of AUCTION SALES. RE SAME Oy att . oURD ‘ORTS ASHINGTON C , Corer Exctxter oF Derences, a PEE D.C 80 ember 33, 1858. 3 Sealed Pre) are invit and at seesivet a there Headset ihe. purchase of ibe soattis aa ag ae rer ceveral forts end batteries, SOUTH SIDE OF THE POTOMAC. Marcy and batteries north o! Fons Benner, Haggerty, Woodbury, Cass, Atbany, Scott, Jackson, Runyon. Berrys 4. lea Tree re ag aad Port Barnard and 1 dat! and magazine. Garecche, Willams, and the two Nattertes to = . two batteries in valley of Hunting Creek, and Fort Willard and its exterior batteries. 6) blockhouses—three at the south end ‘the. aucduct bridges ene, at the peocevers turn- Ro ty ae ee je across Aanedact bridge, and the abattis across the valley ‘our-] ie run. pe , Wagner, Pen Fae the two new forts on the “iets ‘and a Block-house and Stockade at the Navy Yard bridge NORTH_OF WASHINGTON. ‘amit 4 Bun- rts Jamison, Thay oe Macrte Saratogs. ing part of is option. pay the whole of its width is only 9% feet 4 All the lots are bounded on the rear by convenient and a reserved lien on the id any purchaser desire to p: (Bagels roe 1 he terms of sale must be complied with in one week after sale, or the property may be resold at the risk and cost of the first purchaser after one ve days after sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the Property at A y, Smeade, Kearny | aati 1 en Be Immons, Mans! eld, and the field batteries jacent to these for‘s. Also. the follewi: - river batteries, viz: Ver- mont, an say ee ee and the two on e 3 sy bo the Block-house and Payer d on — ‘Wash- ington Aqueduct road, near Fo! 5 eabattis around the several forts and batte- rien ie made Of the tops of trees, and is suitable for wood. atthe timber frame-work and heavy log roofing of iMppament one, Et hast asa aSk™ Chena jement-rooms, is of w > 2 = cedar—is generally in good condition, and may be rempved without much labor, The fumber with which many of these buildings are lined is sound.and may be used for fencing or any coe purpose to which common cullings are usually a) . The stockades are of hard wood posts. from nine (9) to twenty (20) inches in diameter, and generally about thirteen (13) feet long, This timber is very valuable, and may be easily removed, The revetments consist either of posts, from five (5) to eight (8) feet long, and from five (5) to nine (9) inches in diameter; or of white pine cullings, and will be valuable for fencing. Separate proposals will be recelved for the abat- tis. and for the timber, lumber, and other mate- rials in each fort and battery above-named. Proposal: b dorsed as follows, viz: ‘* Proposals for Abattis at Fort Sad ‘Proposals for Timber, Lumber, &c., at Fort and addressed to the undersigned. Proposals for the Abattis by the cord. or ranning foot, or for timber or Inmber a the foot, will not beentertained. The bidders should offer 89 much for the Abattis of each Fort, and so mnch for the timber and other material in each Fort,in the TORB. . s The undersigned reserves the right to reject any of the proposals if deemed to the interest of the Government to do 80. Payments to be made in Government funds upon the —— <2 and prior to the removal of 1e pe . chasers will be required to remove their pipnittnedthin thiny (oohduve after thle ween sale are accepted. ther information inquire at the office of the Chict Engineer = Defences, corner of 19th ania avenue street and Pennsylv: BS A EXANDER, Brevet Brig. Geu., U.S. A., Be H-27t Chief Engineer of Defences. 7 XTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF ENGINEER E** ai PROPERTY. Headquarters Chef Enxine Defenses, MWashinston, September 2318580" Will be sold at public suction, under the direc- boas Pereree Be rd bere gh a ee “hief Engineer of Defenses, a large gwantity o' Engineer Property pelonging: to the Betonees of Washington, consisting o1 BARRAGE STi pr ae STORE - HOUSES, Also, a ] 5" 5 > Adzes, Cross cut, Pit, a evels, Steel Squares, C lasons’, Carpentei and Smiths’ Tosis; nes, Wheelbarrows, Straw Cutters, Bush Hooks and Scythes, Leg Chains and Cart Hooks, Buckets, Lamps, Lanterns. &c. Aiso,a large bl of Timber, Lumber, Brick, Nails, Spikcs, Screws. Bolts, Hinges, Locks, Wire Netting, Roofing Cement, Felt Roofing. Hydraulic Cement’ Doors, Hinges Sash, ae. eS @ large lot of damaged and unserviceable umber. The sale of the property on the south side of the Potomac will commence at Camp Barnard. near Fort Albany, Va.. on MONDAY. October 9, 1855, at 10 a. m., and will be continued from day to day unti a property on that side of the river is of of the property across the Eastern Branch will commence at Camp Franklin, near Fort Mahan. about one mile beyond Benning’s bridge, on THURSDAY, October 12, at 10 a. m., and will be continued from day to day until all the property at that camp is disposed of. The sale of the property north ef Washington will commence at camp near Fort De Russy, about one mile west of Fort Stevens.on the 7th street road. on SATURDAY, October 14, 18%, at 10a. m., and mi be Po pe ea from day te day until the whole ispored 0: ers. cash in Government funds. Purchasers will be required to remove all the pro- rty which they may purchase, except the build- Ings’ within three daye after the day cf sale. ‘urchasers of buildings will be allowed tendays in.which to remove them. For further particulars inquire at the office of the Chief Engincer of Defences, northwest corner of 19th street and Pennsylvania gronue, uatil the day of sale, B.S. ALEXANPER, rnc Brevet Brtg. Gen. U- 8° A., se 26-18t Chief Engineer of Defences. NLOSING SALES OF GOVERNMENT HORSES cr ‘AND MULES} UARTERMASTER GeNEnAL’s Orricr. asHinGToN D. C., September 25, 1: Will be sold at public auction, during the month of OCTOBER, to the highest bidder, at the time and places named below, viz: NEW YORK. New York city, TUESDAY of each week—100 Horses each day. YLVANIA PENNS 5 Philadelphia, THURSDAY of each week—100 Horses each day Philadelphia, SATURDAY of each week—100 niles eac! y RK day. burg, TUESDAY of each week—100 Mules es each d. ay. ding, TUKSDAY, October $180 Horses. nsburg, FRIDAY, October 13-150 Horses. Lancaster. THURSDAY, October 19—150 Horses, Pittsburgh, THURSDAY. October 6—150 Horses. Allentown, TUESDAY, October 31-150 Horses. ie DELAWARE. Wilmington, TUESDAY of each week—100 Horses each day, Wilmington, FRIDAY of each week—100 Males each day. 7 MISSOURI. St. Louis, October 3. 4, 5,6,7, 9, and 10—1:0 Mules each day. “4 pos, October 11, 12,13, and 14-120 Horses each day. St. Lenis, October 24,25, 26, 27,28, 30, and 31-10 Mules each day, GIESRORO, D. ©. plain bh on THURSDAY of each week—100 h day. of Mules will take place a WASHINGTON, D. © Js to by id im Octo’ aresuperior to re ofte: tu the pub: ‘Phe majority ound and serviceable. It ix expected that at this series of sales a1) the sur- plus Govrrament animats witl be disposed of. Buy ers should therefore Qvail themselves of thts last op Portwni'y to purchase. Avimals will be sold singly. Sales to commence at 10 a.m. Terms: Cash in United States Currency. AMES A. ERIN, Brevet Brigadier General. in charge First Be 26-toe3! Division Q.M.G. 0, A cortex SALE: AY HOSPITAL PROP- w. Meptcar Foryeron’s Orne. ‘ASRINGTON. D. C., August 29, 1865. ‘Will be held until further notice, in this city, on every THURSDAY MORNING, commencing Sep- tember 7th, prox.. at 10 o'clock a.m.,at Judiciary Sqnare Warehouses, 5th and K streets, an suction sale of Hospital Furniture, Bedding & have been used in the Government service. These sales will embrace pu articles of @ serviceable hi ter, and the attention of hotel proprietors of steamboats, and others, is callea ee Temmove thefr within forty-eight (48) hours from the dale of valet If not taken away within that time, the articles wall be Ee Vd the next subsequent sale at the nat oye au 29-tf Medical Purveyor. tf Medical Purveyor. GE SALE OF GOVE - LA* GSES AND BAIL BORE ROA eS: EM, vn ps af Miliary Operon s, Will be sold atOlTY POINT: VAe us WER mat routeMOe iH, 'YA., on FRIDAY, October Five (5) first-class L tive Engines. Ades’ ay (80) Freight Cars and one (1) Passenger At NORFOLK, VA.. October M.S One new foe Engine Tiost Hd. y pAtALEXANDBIA, + OB ¥, Octo- Fitty G0) first-class Locometive Engines, 4 feet 83 Eighteen (18) new Platform Oars, five (8) foot gauge. ‘Twenty-five (25 About reo wendredand Sf (8)'Sox Geese sk ed and thirty (290) Platform do., ) Kto.. 4 foot £26 2. gauge. do, ” o 2) ixty do., — gurteen (14) —, (2,000) Iron. | ca, commana ae ORE Ses, "Terme: RAILROAD LINES, @RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R. R. FROM_WASHINGTON . 1, 1985, the Trains on Leave Gordonsvill Arrive at Alex Pa at Washi arrives at Alexan- a — Alexan- ves urg at 3.208. fa. and ve at maton will take the 7.00 a. m. qhington and the 6.45 a.m. a) Fairfax, Bull Run, Manss- jock, O ‘per, Orange and Gerdonsville, late great battles we: Tickets can be proc corner of Ist and © streets, W. B. McCAFFERTY, Pi it, win IMORE & OHIO R.R.CO., Trains leave the Washington. _Alexandria, Sept. 1, 1855, Ore BaLys On and after Sui 1864, Passe Trains between W: ingtow and Baltimore wills “TRAINS MOVING NORTH. No. 1-BALTIMORE, WAY STATION & HAR. RISBURG TRAIN—Leave Washington 6:15 A. M. jaltimore 8:00 A. M. Ew Y PHILADELPHIA EX- 7:30 A. M. Arrive at + New York 5:30P.M. No RESS—Leave W: Bintadeiphia V8 Pa ‘MORE AND WESTERN TRAIN— wi RAIN—Leave Wash- M. Arrive at Baltimore at 12:45 P. M.; New York 10: IN AND WAY P. M., connecting Beas ipht (37 P. a3 le! Lt * 0. BALTIMORE TIONS—Leave Washi at Relay with Frede COMMUTATION AND M. Arrive at Baltimore 6:10 P. M. at Bisdensburg, Beltsville, Laurel und BANY AND NEW YO! eave Washi: 6:00 P. Arrive at New York 4:00 A.M. M. rain connect with all the New York for the East. est. Ni iladelphia or Baltimore by this train, which is limited in capacity by Gov- ernment orders to ins: ails. NO. 8-BALTIMORE & NARRISBURG TRAIN. Leave Washington 6:45 P. M., and arrive at Balti- N aE, XORK, PHILADELPHIA AND i ints in the West. ai .M. Barouss the connections will be made TRAINS. FROM WASHINGTON om Sunday are the 8:15 and fe a jadelphia and the -M. for New York onry. THROUGH TICKETS to the West, as well as to Philadelphia, New York or Boston, can be had at icket Office at all hours in the day, as the new office in the American Tel Pennsylvania avenue, between BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours—also for inte, to save trouble and confusion at train. ‘RS, whether — or citi- SUND. fi THE ONLY TRAIL af! the ALL PASSENGE: zens, are polite! Tavis h as the keepi Tr MO} vantage, suc’ d pote ggg king ines but the smok. agents or conductorsin cate, Ses especially in the ‘W. P. SMITH, Master of tation. L.M. COLE. General Ticket Agente dec 29 GPT PARESTLY ARIA BOUTE 7 NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. to their etry of start. ittsburg Express. ittsburg and ‘Eli ra M. TRAIN FROM WASHIN: connects with the 9-20 A. M. train from Balti West, and for Elmira, r, Dunkirk, Canan- THE 4:30 P. M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTOB connects with the 8 P.M. train from Balti: more for Pittsburg and Erie, 6:45 P. M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTO! igen with the 10 P.M. E me ‘xpress from Balti- runs throug! ra, without change of cam, connect- ira for Buffalo, aud 8; ROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY. eaving Washington at 3 o'clock SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS. VERNMENT Rares. ERs’ T. Ts )W BAPE AND QUICK TiME LOW FARE AND 7 For tickets and any information apply at the Office of the Great Pennsylvania Rou! !vania avenne and Sixth street, under Na- Depot House, No. 463 C street. near New Jersey avenue, Washin; Superintendent N. Tani nt. JNO. GILLETT, Passenger Agent, | S PROPOSALS. CHATTANOOGA ROLLING MILL. War DerartMent, Orrick oF DinECTOR AND GENERAT. Manacen or Miritary R. Wasuineton, D.C is Will be received at this office until 12 oon, on WEDNESDAY, urchase the United Si jing Mill at Chattanooga, T. the machinery, tools, buildi connecting the Rol! tanoo; ‘ennessee, with ixtures.and track the Nashville and The milf and machinery constructed to re-roll railroad iron are entirely new, and of the most im- proved character. For full description and details of operation, y in person or by letter to T. W: RDLEY, Superintendent. ttano: 00} 5 ip eed AC. MCCALLUM, ral 5 Sey Eas, bid having been received forthe sale f th time for. receiving Proposals to Pur- the recent adv THE GREAT CHINESE REM- eo GLEET, Brow WILL P: are purely vegstablen ils A « without fear of: 37 wat street; Philad c. |, 290 bees oF L_o™SE2! LUMBER! LUMBER"! slur MBER of all | large stock of BU — sean all street and the Canal. cured, rmed accord me! atthe jeading ‘Oculfets in Ej SCHONEY, 246 Pa --. bet. 2th So AETIFICIAL EY ed without pain, and ural one. : LIAM BRAD STEAM MARBLE MARBLE 1 MANTLES to order on reasonable terms EASTERN MAR- 20 to 12 and 2 to 5. Pari i Enamel )insert- made movable lik: NTS, TABLE World. | Lgbasseamres Srgean, 2 Tae Sa regained eee PROPOSALS. — [456 CovenNMENT sate or STEAMBOATS, WHARF-BOA ‘AD OTHER PROPRETY, -A2ORS Quangrnxarres Gprenas y Orgies for the repaaa of the following-mamed WHARF- ARG! STEAMB' tad Ri BOATS, B. zs AT NEW ORLEANS. LA. UNTIL WE ae par, ocTOBER 4. i ter eee ie) itge Mulligan, and one (1) Coal Bost, Which can be eeu Ds. vich can be of ‘at PORT Hi LA. un For the Wharf bost Natchez, 700 tens; and two(2) Which cen be seen at BATON . Thich can b ROUGE, LA.,unw rat ones ET Bice, cnnaig le- © Colone ny fe wep ending z a » | 3 ret wee] Steamer Illinois, registered 600 tons. a wheel Steamer W B. Savoy, registered nh Bide wheel Steamer J. M. Brown, registered sop Bide wheel Steamer A. G. Brown, registered mp Bide: wheel Steamer Ohio Belle, registered 300 tons, wheel St in ‘tered 178 tons le wheel Steamer Saint Ghaties, registered 07 eel Steamer Diana, registered 780 tons. 651 tons, ide-wheel Steamer B. J. Adams, registered 6 Bide-wheel Steamer Switzerland, registered 619 Stern-wheel Steamer Ida May, registered 268 toms, tern-wheel Steamer lows, registered 2 bony “wheel Steamer Altamont, registered tens. Btern weet Steamer Dick Fulton, No. 2. registered Btern-wheel Steamer Colonel Benedict, registered Brera wheel Steamer Colonel Chandler, registered gtern ‘wheel Steamer Corine, registered — tons, rh-wheel Steamer Lizzie Davis, registered — Btern wheel Steamer Colonel Chapin, registered — tons. Screw Tug Leviathan, registered $94 tons, Screw Tug Binnie Banke, registered $2 tous, Berew Tus Baltic, regintebod tis toms, Berow Teg Captain —, (pon xeliding). crew Ro nase and now bul le. w Tug George B. Tyler, registered 116 tous. w Tug America, istered 418 tons. Boer Fes ganical, coptgsored bas cons Bere f Gladiator, registered 17] tons, tre-w Centre. wheel Steamer General Ransom, registered Centre hsel Steamer Colonel Colburn, registered M1 tons. lode! Barges Nos. 10, 11, and Abbey. Banal Boat Rosalie. Testy four Tn Fontes Boats wenty four ontoon b 1) Yaw! Boats, one (1) Sail Boat, one (2) Me- we Boat, five (5) Skiffs, and one (1) sett of Allof which can be scen at NEW ORLEANS, LA., until the day of sale. _ ALABAMA. UNTIL THURSDAY, AT MOBIGE ODER 12,19 for the E Bide wheel Steamer Laurel Bill, registered 783 Bide wheel St Warri #6 tons. -wheel Steamer Warrior, . Bide-wheel Steamer James Battle, registered €2 tons. Bide-wheel Steamer Ariel istered 302 tons. Bide-wheel Steamer ¥. W. Thomas, registered 513 Bide wheel Steamer Starlieh . registered 351 tons, je-w eamer J. s Stern-wheel Steamer Jennie Rogers, registered 346 tons. Btern-whee! Steamer R. B. Hamilten, (sunk), reg- istered 199 tons. Berew Tug Perry. registered 184 tons. Sao "registered 96 tons. jossom , istered 64 tons. cl sw Sang Ford, ‘Canal ‘Boat Golden Era, Canal Boat (no name), Forty (40) Pontoon hirty (30) Yaw! Bogts, and three (3) Sec All of whieh can be seen at MOBILE, ALA- BAMA, until the day ofesie. . Peco me dey Seectene edn ayn pom or Dl Boat or bar for, with price proposed to be By Geveral: LEWIS B. PARSONS, Brig. General and Chief of Bail and Biver Trans- portation. aude Ww. 2 x» D. C.. September 22, 1865. ASHINC TOS TICE. p' ALL BOATS, &€c.,at New Orleans and Mobile for which bids are not accepted PUBLIC TTGnne at New Orleans at that piace. on SATU. the 7th day of Octo- ber; and those at Mobile at'that place, on MON- DAY, the sth day of October. Due notice will be given of precise hour and locality of sale. y order cf th termaster Geveral. By onder cf the Quartets BPA ESONS, sorta B-igadier General. FFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF SUB- SISTENVE, Wastrxcton, D. C., September 28, 1835. PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR. Senled Proposals are invited wntil October 6, 1865, 12 o'clock m., for furn'shing the Subsistence Department with Twu THODEAMD, {5.000) BARRELS OF The proposals will be for w Depot as Nos.1, 2, and 3. and bids will be enter- tained for any quantity less than the whole Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on Separate sheets of paper. ‘he delivery of the Flour to commence within five days from the opening of the bids, and must be delivered in such quantities, daily, as the Govern- ment may direct. either at the Government ware- house. in Georgetown, 8 the wharves, or railroad he delivery ‘of ail. Flour awarded to be com- leted within twenty days from the acceptance of bid. Bids will be received fu Flour to be delivered in it isknown at this pew oak barrels. head ti reement spection will be made ved, and none will be ound, and of a supe- rior quality. An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid of each bidder who has not the oath on file in thie Office, and no bid will be entertained from parties who have previously failed to comply with their bids, or from bidders not present to respond Government reserves the right to reject any bid for any cause. Bids to be addressed to the under- it No. 223 G etreet, ones Tp eypeeale . T ls Captain, C. 8. V. ECRET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES) SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITAN’S GIFT! tr MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Positive Cure” for GONORHGA. GLEET, STRICTURES, @¢. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury. Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure. 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