Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1865, Page 3

“ee WARRANT LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—The romantic French drama of “Eustache Bandin.” Miss Therese ‘Wood in the dance of “L’Ariel”, and the capi- tal farce of “An Object of Interest.” Charac- ters by the entire company. Wasnincton THEATER.—Benefit of Mr. Edwin Adams, who appearsas “Frank Haw- thorne,” in the comedy of “Men of the Day,” and also recites Read’s “Sheridan’s Ride.” CANTERBURY —Ballet, burlesque, gymnastics, Ethiopian deli and other attractions. Matinee to-morrow afternoon. MetTRoPotiTaN HALt.—Opening of the fall voce season, with Miss Mazsre Aryoldi, Ty Raynor, anda large company of other popular performers. Admission ies. none peeetiecientits PRESBYTERY OF Tue PoToMAC.—The stated meeting of this Presbytery was commenced in the Capito! Hill Church in this city on Tuesday evening last. Rey. A. A, E. Taylor, pastor of Bridge street church, was cho-en Moderator, and Eider James T. Tustin, of the New York avenue church, temporary clerk. Rev. R. B. Williamson, of the Presbytery of ‘Tombigbee, was received as a licentiate oj the Presbytery. Rey. Dr. Tustin presented a paper defining the action of aformer meeting of the Presby- Rey. Mr. Campbell gave notice of his accept- ance of a call to become pastor of the 7th street church in this city, and y. Dr. Tustin was appointed to preside and propeund the consti- tutional questions, Rey. Mr. Taylor to preach the sermon, Rey. Dr. Gurley to charge the A communication from the Lewinsville Church, Virginia, was received, and the com- Mittee to which it was referred reported a min- ule expressive of gratification that the church wished to continue its relation to the Presby- tery. which was unanimonsly adopted. Key. Bir. Taylor and Eider ©. E. Lathrop ‘Were appointed a committee te take the affairs of the Lewinsville Church in charge. The Moderator, Rev. Mr. Taylor, Rey. Dr. Chester and Elder James P. Tustin were ap- yonien % committee to report stanQing rules jor the Presbytery. A committee, consisting of Rev. Dr. Gurley, Rey. Dr. Chester, Rev. Mr. Campbell, and El- ders Tustin and Lathrop, was appointed to organize a church im the north part of this city. ifthe way be clear. It was ordered that when the Presbytery adjourn it be to meet in the chapel on N ‘street, in this city, on the first Thursday in December, to receive Rey. L. R. Fox from the bigere p! of Burlington. Rey. Mr. Van Boren, of the c’ of Michigan. and Rey. Mr. Aiken, of the Presbytery of Wash- ington, were invited to sit as corresponding members. Rey. W. B. Evans was received from the Presbytery of the District of Colum- bia. Rey. Mr. Campbell and Elder Darby were appointed a committee on the narrative ‘of the state of religion. Rev. W. W. Campbell was unanimously elected stated clerk of the Presbytery. The stated meeting of the Pres- bytery will be held in the Seventh-st. Church, in this city, on the first Tuesday in April, 1966. After the transaction of other business, not f mevberienranl interesting to our readers, the Tesbytery closed its sessions on Wednesday evening at ten o'clock. —_——— PRESENTATION.—Last night, a committee of the Seventh Ward Exemption Club, headed by ©. C. Anderson, Esq., Chairman, proceeded to the residence of John H. Semmes, Esq., their mission being to present to that gentleman a testimonial of appreciation of bis valuable ser- Vices as treasurer of the club, and in filling the quota of the ward. ‘The spokesman of the delegation, Mr. Samuel A. Amery, made the offering in exceedingly felicitous terms, expressive of their apprecia- tion of the interest and solicitude for the wel- fare of the people of the ward evinced by Mr. Semmes, and especially his invaluable services during the late drafts. In conclusion he placed in the hands of Mr. S. a very handsome and valuable gold watch. Mr. Semmes responded with evident feeling, and in doing so said that he had determined prior to the formation of the club to have nothing mcre to do with drafts, but when elected treasurer had felt it his duty to accept in view of the fact that the people of the Sey- enth Ward had never refused him anything he bad asked at their bands. The present occa- sion gave him the gratifying assurance that he had discharged his duty to their satisfaction. He begged the committee to convey to the mem- bers of the club his sincere thanks for this me- Mento, and to say to them that he should cher- ish it as a jewel to be preserved by himself and family for all time to come. In conclusion, he said that a recent affliction in bis family disqualified him from responding im the manner ke would have wished. The watch presented to Mr. S. is asuperb English chronometer, with heavy gold chain and pendants, costing altogether $331. It bears the inscription, “John H. Semmes, from the Seventh Ward Draft Exemption Club, Wash- n, D. C., as a te onial of esteem and re- was made privately, as above stated, in view of the recent heavy afflic- tion im Mr. Semmes family, in the loss ot a daughter, a child of rare loveliness and promise. Ponice Commis: e Board of Po- lice Commissioners met in their room, on 10th, bear D street, yesterday afternoon. The Board changed t rule relative to admissibility of #pplicants for positions on the force. The rule now requires the applicant to_be not under 22, and not over 40years-of age. The old rule was not under d not over 45 years of age. The height now rgquired is not less than five feet eight inches; before it was five feet six inches. The following patrolmen were dismissed: Josiah Essex, of the 7th precinct; and Thomas Bradley, Frederick Garner, and W. R. Tex- nant, of the 6th precinct, for violations of the regulations. The resignations of Sergeant H. C. Hepburn, of the 10th, and patrolman T. S. Hurdle, of the 7th precincts, were accepted. The following appointments of patrolmen “were made, and the appointees were orv#red to report to the Superintendent, to be assigned to their precincts: Jobn H. Mastin, vice W. T. Burdett, ineligible; Michael O'Callahan, Tim- a Brosnan, F. A. A. Evans, and John H. all. After the transaction of ordinary business the Board adjourned. Excetsion Btriprneé AssocratTion.—The Snnual meeting of this association was held last evening, and all the old officers were re- elected, viz: T. M. Hanson, president; C. S Noyes, vice president; C. B. Baker, secretary; B. Robinson, treasurer; and Messrs. Towles, Brown, Harvey, Sears, Peabody, Free, Powell, Marbury, and Nalley, directors. The secretary Submitted bis annual report, from which it Would appear that the society is in & most pros- perous ion. The total number of shares taken 35, of which 243 have been advanced uper he advances averaging 47.58 per cent. The assets reported are bonds, $25,458; amount ‘due the association, $53.70; cash in hand, sr il. The money sold last evening brought forty to fifty per cent. LE RESISTING THE OF¥ICERS. —Yesterday morn- img. 2bont one o'clock, three soldiers, Charles Shilling, Michael Kain and —— Hurley, were “On 7th street, near the Park, behaving imavery disorderly manner, when Sergeant Johnson Snd officer Bailly started after them, and ar- Tested the first named. The other two imme- diately rallied, ana Kam, drawing a pistol, fired at the Sergeant, the ball passing in close Proximity to his head. The officers closed in on them, and Kain used his pistol asa club, but the officers, by using their clubs, over- powered them, and lodged them in the station, a whence they were sent to jail by Justice alter. a a Seconp Warp Station Cases.—John Gal- lepse, drunk: dismissed. Mary Ann Kelly, drunk; $5. Clinton Jones, disorderly; 810. re 40Marr, do: Si0. F.W. Manser, d Ww. C. Hamilton, do.; John Glenn, drunk: dismissed. Hermann Beekman, do.; $2. John Miller, dis- orderly; $5. Patrick Galahan, disorderly; dis- missed Thomas Powell, do.; do. Patrick violating Corporation ordinance; $5. mith. enticing prostitution; $10. Mary disorderly: $5. Catherine Smith, do.; Fanny Smith, prostitution; security for good behavior. Fr : 1 OuED Drap.—Coroner Woodward held an Guest yesterday over the body of a man nan Ea Volten Gabzinger, aged 23 years, who as been missing some days, and whose corpse Was found yesterday morning on a manure pile behind the stable of Peter fiornig, on Buz- zard’s Point. The body was very “nueh de. composed, but the jury could find no marks of violence upon it, and after examination of ail the evidence brought in a verdict of death from exposure; the deceased being of intemperate habits. ie Cricket Matcu.—The Monumental Cricket Club of Baltimore, having received and ac- cepted a challenge to play a match game with the Washington Cricket Club of this eity, have determined to play the game to-morrow at Carroll's Point, Spring Gardens, on the Wash- ington road, near Baltimore, commencing at 9 a.m. — Errects or Mrs. SurRatt.-A dispatch from this city says “The effects of the late Mrs. Sur- Tatt were sold at auction in Washington, on Wednesday.” This is a mistake, the sale was postponed. er tee: a ne Leag' a atte Lee nion ue at ae There will doubtiess be a Ges": Howar Sailors National Roems to-night. darge attrendance. ¥._A reward wi with J. W. FISHER & €0., 47 ington. D.€ ‘ect, between leather POCKET-BOOK, containing about $45 in bills and a note written by Thomas H. Ford. The —— will receive the above reward if loft —_ ice. s = REWARD —Strayed or atoien, on Jast Tues- CITY ITEMS. ———— ‘THE SWEET SOUTH WIND breathing o'er beds of violets, is not more fragrant than Sozodont. And the aroma which it exales, communicates post loon breaths GALS wey! this mar. velous dentifrice, w! rud ‘3 a pain Sy fe in at are among the ae derived from the use of Sozodont. Oc 6-e03t ——_e—__. DortarR JewELry Store, No. 433 Pennsyl- yania avenue, near 4% street. New goods come on this morning. s oc 3-5t* ——_e—____. Oar at Julihn & Nichols beautiful store, No. 206 Pennsylvania ayentie, near Willards’, and examine their choice selections of French, German and American perfumeries, toilet and fancy articles. They haye the largest collec- tion in thecity. Also, taste their egg-nogg and coffee cream With soda, ice cold, from the ma- gic fountain. oc 2-eotf —_—_———_— KOONES.. On the Sth inst., at Georgetown, D. C.. Miss CRCELIA CATHARINE, daughter of the late Charles and Rebecca ‘Koones; of Alexandria, Va., in the 25d year of her age. . Her friends and acquaintances, and those of the family, are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of Mr. John T. Mitchell, No. 23 Ist st., Georgetown, on Saturday. Oct. 7th, at 12 0’clock. [Alexandria Gazette please copy.} i WILKINSON. Suddenly ,on the 2th ult., near Charlotte Hall Post Office. St. metry ’s county, Marylané, RICHARD WILKINSON, in the 60th year of his age, a native of England but for the laet thirty-nine years a resident of thiscity. He leaves a family of ten children to mourn bis untimely end. May he rest ia peeee. His funeral will take place at 30’clk on Saturday, the 7th inst., from the residence of his son-in-law William Fullalove, south C street, between 2d and 3d east, Capitol Hill. * LUCAS. On the Sth inst., FRANK RICKETTS, Sinnet sonof J Lucas, aged § months and 21 8 LOST AND FOUND. 08T—An ENVELOPE containing papers, be- to Capt. David Fairly, 34 New Jersey 1 be paid C gy leaving them ath st., Waash- ARKD.—Lost, on the 5th instant, on 7th str H and F streets, a smail brewn 2 day.a RED HORNED COW; white spot on left flank; brown at coming over the back; ut to haveacalf. The above rews will be iven if returned to EDWARD BROWN, 1t* corner Ist and N sts., Island. REWAKD-—Stolen from my stable, on the $20 F ith, about | heavy BLACK locks, and white star in his forehead. Tl reward will be paid for his return er any informa- tion bytes I can get him, sent to Accotink. Va. ‘oc 6-3t™ $25 Sees legs. right eyelid, and a smaii Taken on the South side of Wall's Bazaar; taken the 3d day of October. id on the recevery of him and returned to 14 East Capi- tol street. st town. D.C., medium size. black legs; had the hoof disease: small piece eff inside ef one hind hoof; one shoulder sore “will be horse. 8: with horns and large teats. 11 or 12 years old. finder will receive the avove reward upon return- ing them to JOHN KENNEY, 6th and 7th, Irland. TP.AKEN UP ASTRAY. on the 3d instant, about 2 o'cloc! The owner will please come forward, prove prop- erty, and take her away. ht of October 4th, about 12 o'clock, one °K HORSE, with’ white round his fgot- ‘The above A aac HENRY NELSON. REWARD—Stolon.» small BAY HORSE, witha large wart on the ongon the right breast $25 reward will be oc 6-3t RICHARD SKINNER. AYED OR STOLEN—From Zeph Eng stable. corner of Gay and Green streets. Ge September 29, 1855, a BAY HORSE, rom collar; raw boned. A liberal reward given for the recovery or delivery of said oc 6-3t* REWARD.—Strayed, on the 31 instant, one red buffalo COW and one white brindle =x ne street, between oc 5-3t* 0 ka. m., a RED COW. with white back. JAMES H. MANGUM. oc 5-3t* near Railroad, back of Kendall Green. AME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB- scriber, two red and white COWS. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take them » BS. 7th street road, EVENING OF from the corner of Penn. avenne and 13th street,a BLACK MARE, about 14 hands high. six years old, fresh scars_on the upper part of thigh. near the tail; also chafed by eodiile girth; had on bridle. By leaving her at J. H. KUEH LING'S, No. 254 Penn, avenue, a suitable reward will be given. oc 5-2t* : REWARD-—Stolen from my stable. at Mt. S40 HEAERinorsing teoBAY HORSES, one ten years about 14 hands high, white spot in forehead, marked U.8.; small sore on shoulder, chafed Ly collar; the other a mare, three years old, small white spot in forehead. Both horses in good ition. The above reward will be paid for their 8S. P. BROWN, 465 9th street. NOUNTY OF WASHINGTON Distaict « LUMBIA, ss.—I hereby certify that Wm. C. Ha- zel, residing in Georgetown, D. O.. brought before me. the subscriber, one of the Justices of the Peace in the county aforesaid, one SORREL HORSE. 1b% hands high, with ope whitefoot behind, marked UB and I.C., which was left in his stable about the 15th day of August, 1855. Given under my hand this the 24 October, 1958. M. V. BUCKEY, J.P. Georgetown, Oct. 2, 1855. The owner of said Horse is requested to come for- ward, prove property, pay charges, and take him away, oF be will be sold acconting to'law, * HAZEL, oc 5-3t* 16% Beall st., Georgetown. Ca ON THE PREMISES OF THE SUB- scriber, on the Bladensburg turnpike, a red i ofl The owner is requested te vey parses and “ocd St” U.S. Hotel, Washington, D.0. G25 REWAED.— Low, s POCKET BOOK con. ) taining $176,in the Armory Square hos- pital or on 7th street near the hospital, The above reward will be given if returned to 'No. 173 2d strect west between BAC st., north, oc 4-3t* BROKE LOOSE ont h Sept. ming white, red spotted COW. supposed to e had a piece of rope around her front leg. A liberal reward will be given by returning her to 392 7th street, oc 4: between H and I. 4 REWARD. — Stolen, on Wednesda: $150 morning, October 4th, from the stable of Georgetown College, D. C., between 1 and 2 o'clock. two HORSES. The marks of one of the horses are the following, viz —Bay color. about 14 hands high, left shoulder has been galled by the collar. but is healed; has a small knot or two on right side of his right fore leg, hair of tail short and bushy, and large nostrils— $100 reward for this one. The other horse is about 14 hands high. light chestnut, very stiff in shoulders when first moved, small star in forehead, both knees bruised from frequent stumbling—§2 reward for this one. QTRAYED AWAY ON T NS .J YOUNG, oc 4-3t Treasurer of Georgetown College. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. A TOWN MEETING IN GEORGETOWN. ve been requested to invite the citizens of this town to assemble in a Pablic Mecting.in the City Hall the Market House,on WEDNES- DAY EVENING next, at half-past 7 o'clock. to make an expression blames «ont ation of the wise and magnanimous course of President Johnson to effect a reconstruction of the Union and the estab- Hshment of a permanent peace and fraternal rela- tions among the whole people of the country. Heartil proving of the suggestion, I most earnestly and respect: ny invite our citizons gen- erally to be present on the occasion. if * HENRY ADDISON, Mayor, oc 6-4 Mayor's Office, Georgetown, Oct. 6. FE VACCINATION !—In accordance with a law of the Corporation of Georgetown, the snb- seriber will vaccinate, sratwitows/y,all residents of this Town. He will also attend all poor persons there sick with small pox. Greate nal Oates TED Diabactonaton esidence a ice 124 Dun n street. oc 6-eolw D H. CRAGIN, M. LEASANT FUR) a st No. 134 Dunbarton street, between High and Congress streets, Georgetown. 86 30-2w’ JEW DRY-GOODS STORE. N ©, 101 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, D.C. The subscriber has Emer opeued a large and en- tirely new and well-selected Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, which have been purchased panies Se most favor- Pes Picamatances, and will be SOLD AT SHORT He would respectfully invite the public to call yd ine his Stock. See2mn *** peNJAMIN MILLER. se 28-Im UISANCES,—The citizens of Georgetown, D. C., are requested to report to this office. with- out delay, the existence of any nuisance which, in their opinion. may be creative of disease, that the same may be ately removed. HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. Maror’s Orricr, Georgetown, D. C., Sept. 8, 865. ’ se 9-0o1w ‘ER’S PHOTOGRAPHIC . GABDSE LERY ART GAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, 511 7th street, ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER. The damage caused by the late fire has been so far repaired that business will be resumed THIS MORNING, (WEDNESDAY, October 4,) When, as formerly. the rnle will be strictly enforced jeg throughout the establishment, * PRODUCE THE BEST, NO MATTER WHAT THE COST IN TIME AND MATERIAL.” Mr.G. takes i opportunity to thank his nu- pesos at ea caceete ame otis me! ¥ ped mew wey my iberal encouragement —— FEZ AND AGUE-—§1.10 lied to the pur- chase ef one bottle of MO ¥ se will rid you effectual Ny SLY eevee of you: Brug line can be supplied. en eat se 25-2w GAVE TWENTY VIVE PER CENT, by baying S4ourca FUBNIT pe NeISMGABINET FURNITURE st'¥coa His. MabtED OF Boontz Washi De or to, . . it. , pot, B.&0.R. R. peels Ween ing; can operate on Wheeler & Wilson’s Machine. Reference A street, Capitol Hi’ references given. Inguire at Mr. ville House} eorner oad Con be seen at either place for three days. Star Office nei ood, and of moderate rent. Brn Star one ences given. 33, Star Office. betwe Sesh one poad wages. 520i to Mra. G h street Streets. Wages $5 per day. oe 4-3t* V ANTED.—For a first class Confectionery in charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental work. at No. 316, Pa. avenue, Washington, D.C. Music, desires ENGAGEM Choir. Good ther information address ‘Church Music,’ Box $23 City Post Office, Washington, D.C. oc 4-6t* after 5p. m., wishes to occupy his leisure hours iu posting books, settling accounts, or copying. Com- pensation moderate, and best of references given Address D. F fic St street, between ith and 12th streets. WaARTEDSA first-class MILLINER, at BOS. Mth. TP WENTY HOUSES WANTED, with six BUREN & CC.,N men of prominent positions. nished. > D.L f WANTS. . FOR "AND RENT. ANTED—A GIRL ‘and assist in cham- OR RE) nicely furnished front R' 3 berwork, ‘Apply ataos Cc St near sd. 1 aed F with gasta bork rooms Hocation very deatravie, SALESWOMAN AND HAT TRIMMER wantct | [ferences required. “Address “U. J.." Chropicie Tox 843 city Post Oftice oe pene 53 NTED—Several DRESS and OLOAK MAK- Wiss at M. WILLIAN, 336 Pennsylvania ay. Pe 2-2 ES SEES IEEE ES ANTED IMM ELY— CABI- WwW NETMAKED, one vhs atratvods how to Fripp feroiture, C.W. BOTELER, Jr., Iron Hall, Pa ave. oc 6 St ED—A SITUATION by a white woman, W478 ; not oye ee as ‘urse or Chambermaid to either. a and I po Rpm aay at 312 20th street, ne WANTED—Two COLORED WATTERS that thoreughly uncerstand their busi: Igo. 4, fae SCRUBBER. Apply at MARR MAM le. oC ED Tespectabl , SITUA- Wick “o magne tegen family. fs fer on 5 Chines. Address Box 35, Star office, it WY ANTED—Good SEAMST E ‘kon WwW cloaks. Apply to Sara LANSBURGH & BRO. océ2t 515 7that., Intelligencer Building. 0 GRANITE CUTTERS—Wanted, ten STONE CUTTERS, on the line of the Baltimore and road. A’ to-day, at the office of the Camden Station. Baltimore, ANTED—A SITUATION. by a respectable Birl, to do light chamberwork, wash and sew- ven ifrequired. Please call 61 North oe 5-3t* VV ANTED—Ry a young man of good experience a W SITUATION de nese Road sererionces a streets, or at Mrs. MARY MORGAN'S, corner of 26th aad G streets. NTED—To parchase a small HOUSE and LOT, at a moderate price. bering are rs le oc 4-1w’ ANTED—A small, convenient HOUSE, with ard, for a very small family, in a genteel bork dress L. % oc 4-803t* W4NTED—by a@ young an, a SITUATION as Coachman. or to take care of horses. refer- Please address a note to D. W., box oc 43t™ ANTED—Six PLASTERERS; steady employ- ment. Inquire at No. 664 Pennsylvania av., en Ist and 2d streets. oc 4-6t* J.G. WATERS. doors from 88 an O} $2 UY PHE Goop WILL, OR RENT- In town, @ FURNISHED HOURE, coutaiuiee ott ene nel ans: liom desirable. Apply at No. 82 Fayette st. Possession given ately. Oe #.3t* ; OB RENT—Two neatly FURNISHED ROOMS, Eset oampemnanes sean genes s. ‘erms, 5 0. Mass. avenue, bet. trade ote ‘oc 6 2t* COR RENT—To fami ‘ithout child , the F chad Frock tem fires" roome ; 333 Tee oc suitabl tween wens: Fo REN?2—A Furnivhed HOUSE, centrally lo- cal x None possession given immediately. need apply who cannot furnish th = = sna eanontion guia Bee 8. Lat Xo. ing (near City Hall} from 12 m. to 3 p.m. OR SALE—A FRA HOUSE, 4 rooms with alarge blacksmith shop adjoining, corner K street, between arm?) Zist streets, near West Market. A stand for any business. Pri: }600. “Inquire on the premises. = off ost" $6,000 CASH WILL BUY THE Goon it a. WISL, FURNITURE, and BES of the finest Hotel and Bar Room m Wash- ington, doing now a cash business of $150 per day, Address Hotel, Star Office, oc 6-6t* Fs SALE—A two-story FRAME DWELLING, fronting on 2d stteet, between Massachusetts avenue and H street. I will sell the above men- tioned property at oS ie sais. Inquire om the Premises. loc 6-3t*) JOHN SHE Fee SALE—Two PRICE HOUSES (ad ping) on 3d street. between Eand F strocts, Island, with stable and other improvements. Very desi- rable property, For terms; &c:, apply on premi- ses. 0c 6-8" OR RENT—A HOUSE with? rooms on K at. Also, House of 11 rooms in Georgetown; de- sirable locations. G. M. YAN BUREN & co oc 6-3t* aa 538 7th street. OR SALE—A one-story FRAME HOUSE, con- taining 3 rooms, situated'on 4% street. three irginia avenne, Island, formerly kept aoe d and eating saloon. resin given immed: ge Inquire of Mrs. BENNETT, on the premises. Price ‘Pico, oc 6-3t* A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Sitnated on north side of N street north, en bth and Mth streets west, handsomely furnis! Rent $140 per month. payable in advance. conse No. 34. Inquire of JAS. F. HALIDAY. 515 lith street, south of Pa. av. tInt.] oc 6-6t WASTED —A middle aged white WOMAN to cook and wash for a small family; permanent ORGE J. oc 4-3t* WANTED Four BRICKLAYERS. Inanire at the bufldings, on 8th street, between P and Q “GEO. H. TURTON. OHNSO) neur Pa. avenue. Baltimore, a competent WORK MAN to take id well recommended. Appi: oe 4. HURCH MUSIC.—A first-class Soprano; alse a fine Alto Singer, experienced in Church NTS in a Church salaries will be expected. For far- YOUNG MAN, A RAPID PENMAN AND experienced Bookkeeper, being disengaged oc 4-3 WANTED 1 Y—Five first-class COAT HAND! W.8. TEEL, oc 3-5t - Merchant Tailor. WARSTED—A NURSE. to take the exclusive charge of three children. Apply No. 310. WELL’S Fancy Store, 302 E street, near se or Inquire at G. M. VAN . 538 7th street. 86 30-tf want several nicely Furnished or Members of Congress and other Also, some Unfur- Corner of 13th and F st se 90 12t over White's St GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS. ‘What the people want. Complete History of the War, inone large volume, splendidly illustrated, with over 125 fine portraits of Generals and Battle scenes. The most candid, lucid, complete, au- theutic and reliable history published. It'con- tains reading matter equal to three large octave yolumes, Send for circulars and see our terms. Address® . “JONES, BROS. & CO. se 25-Im* Philadelphia, 7 ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbroker’s Tickets, Furniture, Clothing, or any article of value. The highest cash price paid, or exchanged for other goods. At Sing- er’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 9th street, threa doors north of Pa. ave. se 23-Im* ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE, one co ing eight or ten rooms, and eight rooms each. J ANTED— HOUSES nta tuated in respectable helghborhood Address, giving loc tion and terms, Box 827 P. se 2)-eolw WASTED. WANTED, ANTE! LADIES, EVERYBODY. WM. PRINCE. THE PIONEER OF STAMPING, 381 F street, opposite Patent office, Hias,in consequence of an attempt mads on the art of new beginners, to cut down the price of BYAMPING, reduced bis charge, and ie now pre- ared to stamp goods fom IVE CENTS PER WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Any pattern, whether we have it or not. Ladies should be careful, as dangerous and eheap compo- sitions that rnin fabrics are now wsed by th Stampers. We are the ony eeacieat per- sons in the city engaged in SPAMPING nad FLUTING. We make and stamp any pattern brought us. Datty iamue new pateerns 500 LADIES WANTED TO EMBROIDER Muslin, Linen, &c. Constant work. 80 B-tf W ANTED—THE ATTENTION OF SMOKERS. PRINCE, No. 379 F strect, serease Patont Office, offers to smokers of the District his new brand of HUNKEE PUNKIE Smoking Tobacco, equel to the finest Turkish. Havana Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Meerschaum and Briarwood Pipes ip profusion, one pace in town for the Hunkee Punkie, m 30- at Heures 1 80- HOUSES !! HOUSES!!! We want Large Houses, Small Houses. Medium Sized Houses, Furnished Houses, Unfurnished Houses, and Parts of Houses, Vacant Rooms for Offices, '&c., &c., in Washington or Georgetown. Inquit add: Rauive oF accreeeG M. VAN BUREN & 0O., au 28-Im* 538 7th st.. opposite Avenue House. D ENT.—A HOUSE containin WW ANius to os rooms, north of Penn's and bet) 43¢ and 18th streets. Address Lock Box 48 City Post Odice. One with carrl age house and stable preferred, Je 15- ‘TED —SECOND HAND FURNITURE, ctar MURUA ARGRC Asoc ccee evel SOUS BUCHLY. 007th streat between G and H, east tide. Ww ARDWELL & HAYS, AUCTIONEERS, GEORGETOWN, Will attend to sales of personal property and real estate, on the most reasonable terms. Persons wishing to dispose of property at auction are respectfully invited to call at our store, No. 36 an pijee ae eee ted other arti es Of nsekeeping g is and many arti- ticles at store. every Tuesday and Satarday morn- ea iine” |W ARDWELL & HAYS, Aucts. STILL A FEW BARGAINS LEFT, Which must be disposed of within one week’s time. It is cortainly the last chance; do not loose it. Thousands of customers will testify of those GREAT BARGAINS Gotten in the last few days at the BARGAIN STORE OF ISAAC SYCLES, 443 7th street. _f019-0014t WIEN Mom Phlindelphiay rom le! a CELEBRATED LANES SHOES. a> AGENCY, 493 11TH STREET, between Penn- sylvania and F street. A large assortment of Ladies’ Fashionable BOO’ constantly on foo Seay a bo, Orders attended to. AcTUMN SOF ELT HATS. For Gentlemen, Youth, and Boys, a ceived at LANE’ Fashionable Hatter, 86 7-6tif Pa, avenue, near 434 street. (Abner FUBNITURE AT COST. Rhy oper a ae ng compelled 2 es cate remises he ni Iron Hail, will close out his entensiv stork os eis 1 bract descri 8 sto! ve} % - necessary to furnish the Parlor, Di- tion of y, oroba a nig Room, Chamber and Lora ee, : (nt, Chron.} Tron Halt, _80 25-g03wif PPLES, ONIONS AND POTATOES. 300 Barrels prime , Yo . 390 Barrels prime Whede: Ielewt Hed snd Yellow TONS. Skin . 1s re eee On hand, in store and arriving. For sale low in lots to suit purchasers. Apply te to D, MACY, _sep 2-2m 97 Smith's Whar t SOHON, Agent. . Baltimore. ULES.—A pair powerful MULES for sale; no ee FY or 8 7.an8 ers. Inquire ‘fectly sound and ithe; at Messrs. LADD & HOOVER, NY, Livery and Balestables, 12th street. 30- LMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BU the Potomac, at the Chain Bridze. lars apply to W. T. DUVALL, Foundry, George- town. oc 5-lm* OUSE AND LOT AT PRIVATE SALE.—A FRAME HOUSE. containing four rooms, im cluding Grocery and Liguor Store, now doing a first rate business, located onthe corner of Pop! and Monroe streets. Georgetown, will be sold at private sale. For further information apply on the premises, Satisfactory reason ci ven for se oc 6-3t* JAS. CLANCEY. OR RENT.—Two FURNISHED ROOMS on second floor front and back. Apply 3%1, E street, between 9th and 10th sts. oc 5-3t* POR SA OR RENT—Thirty acres of valuable QUARRY and FARM LAND on the banks of For particn- Fo i A three-story pressed brick front HOUSE, containing all the modern conve- niences. Also. three FURNISHED ROOMS In- auire at No. 460 L street north, between 12th and 13th sts. oc 5-3t* Fo RENT—We have for rent. furnished, one of those large DWELLING HOUSES in Blag- den’s Row, Indiana avenue, between 3d and 4'3 stre JAS. C. McGUIRE & C0. , [Int & Chron} OR RENT—A delightful RESIDENCE on Georgetown Heights, partly furnished, on the square between Greene and Montgomery’streets, above Steddart street. For terms, apply on the premises. oc 5 3t™ Eo SALE—The FIX TURER and FUBNITURE ofa house and saloon inthe First Ward for $400; house has 6 rooms. Rent for the whole §30 per month. D. L. WELLS & CO., corner 12th and F streets. over oc 5-3t* White's Store. FY RENT—A HOUSE, congaining 4 rooms and kitchen, with an acre of ground attached, sit. uated near 7th street, on the road tending to = wood Hospital, ; mile from terminus of 7th street Railroad. Induire of Mrs. MAJOR, on the prem- oc 5 - ‘0 LET FOR A BOARDING HOUSE—A well furnished HOUSE of 12 rooms for $125 per month. Also two nicely. furnished at $200 and $250 per month. D. L. WELLS & ¢ Corner 33th and F stree oo f-3t* over URNISHED BOOMS and Unfurni for rent, toa Gentleman, or a Ger Wife without children. Rent in advance. No. 3 Maine avenue, between 432 and 6th streets, Ialand, within five, minutes walk of Ponnsylvapig BAY ~ Ri man a . Call kewige a good and sound young G Prica $30. Callas above. oc 5-3 Fo SAL6B AND KENT—We have several HOUSES, in desirable locations, for sale and rent. Persoas. having houses for rent camobtain good tenanta, free of charge, by leaving th at our offica, as we bave constant 2 DOWNMAN & G: R _ Real Estate Bri 15 Intell Bui Fok BENT_A Bandsomely furnished HOUSE, suitable for a gentleman and family, Senator or Momber of Congress. situated in healthy and quiet neighborbood, with many advattages, viz: Latrobe Stove (which heats three. stories,) a Stewart’s patent kitchen Stove; a fire. proof Money Safa, and a new 7-octave Piano in the parlor; Gas ali through the house, and a large. size Tank for Re side Reference required. Address R. W., ‘ity P.O. oc 5-e0rt FE, BESTS De oF three F ISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Inquire at No, 621 K at., bet. 4th and Sth. oc 4-3t* URNISHED ROOMS TO LE’ rst and sec- tN ond floors, suitable for housekeeping. 0. 318 porth B Capitol Bill, near the itol and avenue ca: Pp oc 4 OR RENT—A STORE and ROOMS, situated on East Space, rgetown. For terms, No. 30, next door. PETER O’DONNOGHUE. STORE FOR RENT—No. 215 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel. Suitable for a family grocery or claim agency, Apply on the premises, oc 4-6" FS RENT—A suite of UNFURNISHED ROOMS on second floor, with gas and water, suitable for housekeeping for a family of three — at 289 G street, between 13th and lith stree' OR RENT—A Frame DWELLING 1 containing 8rooms. Rent $50 per month; sati factory reference required; possession given imm diately. Inquire at 203 lith street, bot, the hours of and 9a. m. and 4and 6 p. m. oc 4-tf YHREE STAL! R RENT and ROOM for carriage. near 10t nd the avenue. Also, Ri OMS vory nient on 13th et., Island. Inguire at DEMONGEO?’S Human Hair Store, corner of D and 10th streets. oc 4-3t* OR RENT—A two-story DWELLING HOUSE, containing five rooms; a good stand for & grocery store, situate on 3d street east, between South A and B streets. A DWELLING HOUSE, containing seven rooms, situaty on Kast Capitol street, bet. 2d and 3d sts east. Also.a RESTAU- RANT, with three rooms: a good stand for business, situate’ on Bast. north, bet. 6th and 7th ats. east: Apply at the residence of the undersigned, on Pa. ave., bet. 2d and 3d sts. east. ‘4-3t* H. R. MARYMAN. FOR RENT. R00: at 173 24 00 4-3t* MS suitable for housekeeping, treet, bet. Band C. oc 3-6t' y $OR SALE—The LEASE and FIXTURES of the Barber Shopin the Clarendon Hotel, cor- ner 6tb street and Penna. avenue. oc 3-6" FARM FOR SALE, containing one hundred acres of land, sbout one mile from the C: Yee With good House and Barn, good Orchard, and well of water, I will sell on easy terms, or will exchange fora good house and let in this city, Apply at 338 Fennsyivania avenue. ‘00 3-6t* H. 0. HOOD. {OB RENT—A STORE on &th street, four doors F'Srom Ponnsyivente svonun Ore oF the bert business stands in the city of Washington. Apply on the premises, No. 479 Sth street, between Penn- sylv: ‘enue and D street. oc 2-1w* ROOMS, first - Inquire » Southwest corner of 6th street and Penna. oc 2-6t* VALUABLE PENNSYLVANIA AV. PROPER- ty for sale, being LOT 20. Reservation 10, a few doors east of Shilli mm fon Book Store, with the three-story B i D, reon. Also, a two-sto! ‘BRICK BUILDING on B st., north side, immediately in the rear of St. Charles Hotel, with a vacant lot adjoining, which will be sold separate. A two-story and BASEMENT BRICK. No. 72, on Indians avenue, between Ist and 2d streets A three-story FRAME BUILDING, No. 477 1 ae nat LOT a ‘table fo first-class residence, vacan’ + sui for a first-class " = H street, near lith, adjoining the “Chain Build- OT 13, Square 514, on 5th, between L and M sts. Lor i Sa * 17, Square $14,0n M, between 4th and 5th streets west. 5, Square 515, on K, between 4th and Sth streets, LOT 20, Square 515, on L, between 4th and Sth streets. With a large nuntber of other desirable Building Lots, in all sections of the city. J Li Broker, AS. . Estate No. 515 11th street, south of se 22-Im {Intel.] Pennsylvania avenue, FOR, S4EB- RESTAURANT with BARBER rd. Price SHOP attached, in the First Wai sold separate if desired. Reason 70. Both will be ‘or relling out, per about to leave for Europe. tar Office. oc 2-2w' Apply to (URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—Apply t FN THe ATTHEWS. Retort ate corner 8th street and Penn. avenue. se 25-tf OB SALE—That splendid RESIDENCE at the” the line of the proposed calltend. The dwelling bling are’ shyt Rete Mencl a er near the above, be , ecres, of Ls G!K. BUNTEE. wear Bockeilies Ma, n excellent OT of 93 having an to Mrs. 8. ‘8e Ll-colm* AUCTION SALES. [For other Auction Sales, see fourth pag?) Y CROWN, WALEEE & CO., Auctionsérs: HORSES. MULE3, WAGONS. - AND HakNaee At cerrow OATS Wewill seil,on TU. MOBKOW MOKN: NG, (Sat- Sud Carriage Bardar. Ith s'reet eect the toni a ¥ i wumber of the above-named stock. minted sash. ait "GROWN. WALKER & 00.. Anote B* W. B. LEWIS & ©0., Auctioneers. MONDAY. Oct. oth, at 4 o'clock, we shall sell a tame Dwelling at Uniontown, near the bridge. Geod location for business. ALSO, Two good Work Horses. Och WR. LEWIS & CP. Ancte BY CROWN, WALKER &CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF ALL THE PER- SONAL PROPERTY of 0. A. Trueworthy, de- ceased. at his late residence, No. 45 Penua. ave., bet. and 23d streets, near the Circle On MONDAY, Oct. 9th _inst., at 10 o'clock a». m., consisting of two-story Houses. Also. large stock of Boots, Shoes. Clothing, Watches, Tobacco and Cigars, avd a large varict/ of other articles too au- merous to mention. 08. LITTLEFIELD. Administrator, CROWN. WALKER & CO., Aucts. N. B.—Persons haying claims against said de- ceated are nested to present them for settle- ment without delay. oc 6-2t* B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 17TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS BORTH, AT AUCTION, On FRIDAY. the 90th instant, at 5 o'clock Pp. m., we shall sell, in front of the premises, Lot No. 6, of Samuel Davidson's anbdiviaton of Square No. 183, having @ front on 17th street of 27 feec by a depth of 198 feet one inch, to a 30 foot alley. This Lot is in a very eligible location, has a st yer — ‘and is in a rapidly improving part o' y. Terms: One-balf cash; balance in six and twel months, notes to be given for the deferre] pay- ments, ng interest from the day ef sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing and reyenue stamps at pur- chaser’s cost. _00 6-602W GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A_PART OF THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND BELONGING TO, AND ON WHICH AGGS RESIDES, about two miles pitol, aeross Benning’s Bridge, (and from the Bridge.) fronting on the and Alexandria road, at Auction >the th instant, we shall sell, at 3 o’elock p. m.,"on the premises. five handsome Lots of Ground in the County of Washington, four of which are unimproved—each grey f @ beautifel building site thereon, and good land for gardening + th i agricultural purposes—containing as fol- 0" On MOND. viz. ote Nos. 1 and 2 contain about 30 acres each. oe Re 3 contains 22 acres. ot y Lot N isimproved by a new two-story Frame Dwelling-House, Barn, and other out buildings, young orchard, &., and contains 10 acres of very rior land. ny persona wishing to purchase handsome loca- tions for country seats near the city will do well to attend the sale. ‘There is a charch and school-honse in the imms- Lot elas Water good, and a very healthy locality. Persons wishing to examine the propert: e- vious to tho sale will call any day after (o-clock p. m., and Mr. Scaggs will show them the grounds: Terms: One-third cash; balance in one, two, three. and fonr years, for notesfbearing interest from = of sale. Ad given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. Title indisputable. A deposit of $100 will be required on each piece of Droperty when knocked off oc 5- #REEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HANDSOME NEW BEICK HOUSE AND LOT AT THE CORNER OF NORTH © AND 2 STREETS EAST. AT AULTION. ad On MONDAY, the 9th instant, we shall sell, at 5 o'clock Pi m..in front of tha premises, west part of i Lot No.6, in Sqnare No. 757. situated at southeast corner of north C and 2d streets east, Capitol Hill, having a froag of 20 feet 7% inches on C and 100 feet on 2d, to a 0 foot alley, with the improvements, which is a new three-story Brick Honse with handsome frame back buildings. the whole containing 9 large conveniently-arranged reoms, long store-room. and large cellar. The brick part of the honse has marble pillars in front, and marble sills and heads to windows and doors, celar doors and windows marble sills and siding, and yard paved with marble. We deem it unneces- sary to say anything now in commendatica of this property. except thai it is a well built and very handsome House, beautifully located. and will make @ great business stand. Capitol Hill must and will go ahead. Terms: One-third oash; the balance insix, twelve, and eighteen mon.bs, for notes beating interest from day of sale. 4 deed of trust given and a deat of trust taken. All conveyancing and revenue starsps at the cost of the pure 5 Title indispntsbhe. Two hundred dollars will be required to be paid down when the property is knocked off; and if not complied with twill be then and there put upand sold again tc the next highest bidder, and if the whole terms are not complied with in five days, the owner reserves the right to re-sell the property at the risk andcost of the first purchaser, by adver- tising the same three times in the National Intelli GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ave: K. F. PAGE, Auctioneer. 502 7th st., under Odd Fellows’ Hall. On SATURDAY EVENENG, Oct. 7th, at 7 o’cik, IshalJ sell at my Auction Rooms, 502 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Hail, a rich and varied assort- ment.of Merchandize, consisting im part of— Ivory Handle Table Cutlery, Plated Spoons and Forks Plated Castors, Ice Pitchers and Coffee Urns Linen, Damask Table Covers, Napkins, Bath and Linen Towels. 100 pairs Silk-beund White Blankets 80 pairs heavy Brown Blankets © Ladies" Zephyr Knit Shawls ® Miss es’ abl Wool Plaid Shawls An extensive assortment of Ladies’ and Gents’ Scarfs, Ties and Hosiery 6 Perkins’ Laminated Steel Double-barreled Guns 12 English Twist ~ Do Do Do 12 German Do Do Do Flasks, Belts and Game Bags Fine Calf Boots and Shoes Ladies’ and Misses’ Polish Boots Hats and Caps, Undershirts and Overshirts Cotton and Woollen Drawers Clocks, Soaps and Perfumery Glass and Crockeryware, Stationery Pocket Cutlery, Tobacco and Segars Fancy Work-Boxes. And a general astortment of all descriptions of F Goods. Te K. F. PAGE, Auctioneer, 502 7th street, octat [Chron] under Odd Fellor all. Y C. W. BOTELER, , Auctioneer. , LUABLE BUILDING LOT ON paUe oF: Ayt TREET WEST. On THERSDAY AFTERNOON, October lI, at 4 orieck st oe sell, on “ a no — — ray juare No. Ton! eet On ren ttrest west, tween north H and I streets; depth about 92 feet. ‘erms: One-third cash; balance on a credit of six and twelve months. Notes to bear interest, and 8 former inns secured Gesveranans sad stamps a) ir je 8) 5 Metis oO. W. BOTELER, dn., Auct. CONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE STORES AT AUCTION. Office Depot Comm: of Subsistence, Washington, D. C., ir 3, 1865. { Will be sold at public auction, atthe Subsistence Warehouse, in ALEXANDBIA, VA., at 10 o'clock &.m.,on TUESDA ‘bc Y, the 17th day of October, 1815, ndemned Subsistence the follewing articles of Cor stores: rs Stores. viz: Salt Beef, Hams. Smoked Beef, Mackerel, Pickles, and Smoked Herring Terms cash, in Government funds. G. BELL, _oe 4-e06t Major and C.3., U5. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE. Ry virtue ef a decree of the Supreme Court of the L ‘strict of Columbia. made in the cause of Poulmin . Poe et al. vs. Fernando Poe et al.. No. 415, equity, I will offer at auction,on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of October next. on the Prgmises, ai os o'clock p.m., the following valuable droperty, Z: ‘The west twenty-five feet front, by the depth of the lot, of Lot No.2, in Square Ro Sid, improved ine a Brick Dwelling. fronting on H street north, be- tween ith and 12th streets west. And on THURSDAY, the 19th day of October Premises, A. next. at 436 o'clock p. m.. in front of the 5 ms ~— me of equare Ro us, heretofore used as a brick-yard. Also,on FRIDAY, the 20th day of October, at o'clock p.m. at the auction rooms of Green & Wilt liams, I shall sell the following-named property -— =~ 7. in Square No. 835; No. 1, in square sale a ne third of the hase money De of to be in cash; and thi ainder in two equ: inataimonte af ets and tenivemonteerwith interest, to be secured by approved notes anda reserved lien, ot the thetefeeas: Soke tomes Sch Guat Bodoni whi in cash. sale, or the Nith within one week after, sale, or, the property gn the purchaser's 'S. COX. Trnstes. Fes, LIAMS, Ancts. ORTABLE RANGES. assortment of NEW PATT: i te Eu St GREGORY, se 28-1w 321 Penna. avenue. RGE AND Lean A RTMENT of WERS. RIBBONS. FEA’ A tome of MILLINERY GOODS AUCTION SALES. ne ertinairentnstamsisonsnmaansesnstien THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* GREEN & WILL! A bee pyc ee and expore st sale, Seam bs Meg tocar ee enemas —< Pgs Ping and ing in the $i ¥ faqion. fe the al throngh the e property will toder auth ai ine ke ee sold nt ots are * Terms of sale: third cash ; the balance Say of sale. ‘The titie te cleat, aod am abetract from W.H. Ward's examination will be exhibited on et of sale deposit of 225 on each lot wil? be required from the purchasers when the bot is a There are fifteen lots on H eleven on I streets remaling yet to be sold. the terms and sontisiets as above stated. ond if the ae should fail to comply with the terms in ove after sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the ry. at the risk and cost of the first purchaser por- chasers at former sales will please come forward i and th TE ae de PRN Fro, 80 25-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucis_ ¥ JAS. ©, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTERS’ SALE OF LOT QR CARITOR HILL, IMPROVED WITH FRAME HOUSES. By virtue of adeed of trust dated Sapuary 27th, 4D. 1863, and duly recorded in Liber N.C. T, No: 1, folio 175, &c., of the Land Records for Washing ton county, B.C., we will sell, at public auction, on FRIDAY, the th day of October, A.D. 1938, at S.o’clock p.m.,in front of the gremaver. 9 ‘artof Lot 2, in Square No. 782, in the city of Washington. The said part of Lot? fronts 17 feet_on Massacha fetts avenue and 15 feet on North € street, and ts ‘Improved with two small Frame Houses. ferma of sale: Cash All convey acing and stam at purchaser's cost. ™M WARD, SAMUEL BACON Trust fe 28. J.C. MceGu B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLEIMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE OF A THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, with eed Attic and Lot.on lth street, between G and streets north, by Auction. On FRIDAY. tho 6th instant, at 43 o'clock p. m., we shall sell _in front of the premises. on 1ith street, between G H streets, House No. 431, three-story brick, with good attic, = story wall.) Has brick stable and earriage howse, fine pump of water in yard. store-room in yard. Po- tomac water at front door, and gus throughout; house in good repair. Terms: $4, cash: balance 6, 22 and 18 Months, with notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All re and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, will be required down when the property is eo Title indisputable GREEN & WILLIAMS, oc4 [ntei&@hron | Auetionsers. BY W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, FIRST RATE RESTAURANT AND EATING SALOON AT AUCTION FRIDAY, October 6th, at 4 o'clock, at No. 335 12tirstreet, "we shall sell the Lease, Bar Fixt and Furniture of the Revere Restaurant tien excellent, and now doing a good business oc 4 3t* W.B. LEWIS & ©O., Anc BY W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. TWO-STORY PRICK HOUSE ON 22D STREET, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION On FRIDAY AFTERNOON the 6th inst., at a o'clock, in front of the premises, House No. 170, north partof Lot No. ten. (18) Square seventy five, (75.) fromtin, or 19 feet en rect, be tween I street and Pennsylvania ave deep, running back to a foot proved by a two-story Prick Honse. moa Also attached, house. Terms: One-half cash; the balance in six and twelve months, bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust. os WM. L. WALL & 00 ~Aucts B* W. L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 6, at 5 o'clock, I will sell, in front of t vemises. part of Let No. 12, in square 54. fronting I feet 6 inches on 224 street. near Penesylvania avenue, and running back 124 feet to an alley. Terms % veyancing and stamps af the cost of the pur- wb WALL & ©O Ancta. BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, parts fronting together 8&2 feet on Q street th, between 2d and Sd streets west, Fanning ack 210 fret toa 30 footalley, with a side alley 5 % improvements on part of one Lot con- a new well built Dwelling. ¢.m- ng six rooms; good fi surrounds all the Lots. which will be subdivide building Lots, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., oc 2-dte {Tvtel.} Auctioneers PY BRINSMADE & CLARK, Auctioneers. 372 Pa. av., adjoining Metropolitan Hotel. We will sell, at our Store, THIS EVENING, 20 dozen Undershirts and Drawers, 10 dozen Hosiery, W dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, 300 Photograph Albums, and Fancy Goods. of 44 BY 08. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. LARGE TWO-HORSE WAGON, TO PA STORAGE AND REPAIRS, AT AUOPFON. On SATURDAY MORNING. October 7th, o'clock, I will sell at my Anction Store, No. 1 Bridge street, one large Two-horse W: to pay storage and repairs due Conrad Mayer by Alexan- “ea THOS. DOWLING, Autt. oc td WALL & CO., Auctioneers. ngton Horse and Carriage Bazaar, -» between 9th sud 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c. Ont SATURDAY MORNING, October 7, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, at the Bazear, will be sold a large number of Frame ORSES, including a fine pair Horses, Coupee, and Carriage and Harness. A full description at eale. ALSO, A fine Morgan Horse, Buggy, Harness, and Bobe. ALSO, 20 Mules, broke to Harness, in good order, Milch Cows. ALso, A large collection of desirable new hand C; Bi Rock: ayes Express ATO ‘arriages. 5 aways, Wagons, and other cies. ” 4New Ambulances, “**° L80, A large collection of hew ‘and second-hand Har- ness, &c, Ls0, 2 New Family Carriages 5 2 New Germantown Carriages, & Setts New Springs. Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday, Tees and Saturday, without regard to the weather. Carriages and Harness always at private sale, “oct We WALL POO. Aucts. ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Origival Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La. av., between 9th and 10th sts. PAIR HORSES, COUPEE. Ganziags. AND HARN .. AT AUCTION. On SATCRDAY MORNING. October 7, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at our regular sale of purchasers to this sale, it is the property of a gentioman having no fur: ther use for them, oc 4-3t W. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE IN UNION TOWN AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY the 7th inst. at So'clock p.m, we shall sell in front of the premises part of Toe 7 fromtimg on the Piscataway road between Wash- ington and Monroe streets. This is im- Proved by 2 good two story frame house. ‘ ie Terms oc 4-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ON SALE AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS. OnSATURDS ¥, the 7th f it, commencing at Ussnters Pemette fae Rees Bese , consisting . 5 , Draw- tite Mek: jes, Hats, and helt Hose: also Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, &c. ih. apa“ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ JAS. C. McGUIBE & CO,, Auctionsers. IC SALE BY THE H. - wisinia PRESS CONAN es a The unclaimed mandy to bo aod the Harn: 5 fftoceites for wine da wil y by suc- tion at warehouse of said ':0n 2d street, eon B and ©, near the , com- menci THURSDAY Mo iG, iz; oc3 {Chron. & Tatei.} Auctioneers. ¥ GREEN & , Auctioneers, TRUSTEE SALE OF, 4 LONG-BOAT AT avc- On THERS AY. the 26th instant, at 12 o'clock st Pot apt day rst St Long: Boat O94 86266 *s#*e68 *F~“- 828 OH ev evca ee Vern, @ “war oe \