Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s TuxaTer—In compliance with the urgent desire of the ublic, the managers of Grover’s have been induced to — & repetition of the romantie French pare Picea bse for this night only, the formances conclu with the ft “The Dead Shot.” . =e WA8siINGTON THEATER.—Mr. Edwin Adams ss “Ivan Khorvitch,” sup; by an excel- Jent per in = Ld of “The Serf,” the entertainment conclu with farce “Mr. end Mrs. White.” = me “ Seaton Halt —The Carter Zouave Troupe and Female Brass Band in an immense bill of songs, ballet, burlesque, and comic perform- ances, in addition to the great Zouave drill. CANTERBURY—Malli Leavittand Wray, with the old favorites, in a — pro- gramme, including the farce of “Mistakes in the Dark,” the ballet of “The Flowers of Scot- land,” burlesque, gymnastics, Ethiopian delin. estions, &c. oo Fettows’ HAtt.—First grand ball of the Amity Association. Arrangements are per- fected for a brilliant affair. ¥e TEMPERANCE Hatt.—Select ball of the Hebrew Ladies’ Benevolent Society. Nothing has been omitted that could insure a pleasant entertainment. Metroroutran Hatt —A new company of popular performers, in burlesque, ballet, songs, And other attractions. Admission free. —_—_e—_—__ Soca OF THE FirTH Potice RECINCT.— is morning, Sergeant Tait, of the fifth precinct, (Second Ward,) mane has Teport of the police transactions during the b Sree ending Sept. 30, 1865. This is one of _precincts of e second sub-district, in which Justice Sam’l Drury, who has resigned, ‘was magistrate, and includes Hooker's Di- vision, Murder Bay, and other notorious local- ities, which have kept the Le agrees! busy day total n and night for three oc eo umber 1,711—whites, 1,298; col- of arrests re ored, $13; married, 335; single, 953; fe- males, married, 62: single, 361; males that can read and write, 1,055; cannot read and write, ‘vs; females can read and write, 287; cannot read and write, 136; for assault, 18; do. and bat- tery. deserters, 4; fast driving, 5; fighting, SO; intoxication, 20; do. and disorderly, 119; keeping disorderly bous 4: keeping bawdy- houses, 7; miscellaneous misdemeanors, 4; per- jary, |: riot, 9; threats, 4+; vagrants, 13; disor- derly conduct, 5-3: selling liquor to soldiers, burglary 4; cruelty to animals, 2: forgery, 3; fraud, 15: gambling, 6: grand larceny, sixty- one: malicious mischief, one; assing counterfeit money, 2; petty larceny, 13; pick- ing pockets, 14; robbery, 9 suspicious, 52; vio- Iating corporation ordinances, 353. Of these,- were dismissed 463, fined $37, jail for court 56, bail for court 57, security for peace 63, jail in default of bail 3, workhouse 101, military 16, sent to Navy Yard 1, to superintendent 12, se- curity for good behavior 1, escaped from sta- tion 1. The total of fines imposed was $4,967.61; cash received, $4,735.15; superceded, $232.46, amount received from prisoners at the station, $9,755.12, all which was returned to the pris- oners. Amount turned over to the property clerk, $1,354.04; amount of property turned over to the United States, #275. Making a total amount of property passing through the sta- tion of $11,344.06. orses and mules found estray, 15; lodgers accommodated, 14; lost child resotred, 1; fires in the precinct during the quarter, 2: number of inquests. 1. This is cer- tainly the heaviest report ever made in this precinct. = — ARRIVAL OF THE Fr District CoLonED Reorment.—The tst District eolored regiment, which has been anxiously looked for by our colored citizens for a week past, arrived here yesterday afternoon, on transports from Nor- , and was received at the 7th street wharf by thousands of colored people, men, women and children, who escorted the regiment to Campbell Hospital, where the members will be entertained to-morrow in a becoming man- net, the arrangements for which bave been in progress for some time past. This regiment has served both in Virginia and North Carolina, doing garrison duty for the past five months at Albemarle Sound. Phis regiment was raised in this District, and when it entered the service numbered over one thou- sand men, but now returns with only 700, 450 of whom were recruited since the regiment has been in the field. The gallantry of the regi- ment has been alluded to in special orders is- sued both by Generals Butler and W.F. Smith, and the men have participated in eleven bat- ues, as follows:—Wilson’s Landing, Bailor’s Farm, Petersburg, (two assaults.) Chapin’s ¥arm, Fort Harrison, Fair Oaks, (October Fort Fisher, (both assaults,) Sugar Loaf, N.C., before Wilmington, and at Cex’s Bridge. In the last campaign the regiment lost 23 of- ficers, and but few of those who went out with the regiment have returned. The present field and staff officers of the regiment are :—Colonel, John H. Holman; Lieutenant Colonel. Giles H. Rich: Major, Henry C. Perkins; Surgeon, J.R. Wiest: Assistant Surgeon, Theodore H. Bell: Adjutant, A. L. Bell: Quartermaster, Syl- vester H. Burchell. The chaplain of the regi- ment is Rev. H. M. Turner, colored, who was well known here as see of Israel Church, just below the Capitol. prepress CrImMe Iv TRE DistRict.—Crime in this District has been fearfully on the increase lately, owing to the number of desperate char- acters afloat here, and tne janl has now a larger number of prisoners in it than it has contained for several years, nearly the entire number be- ing charged with penitentiary offenses. Those now in confinement are perhaps the hardest set of criminals ever collected together, and the Walls of the jail bear marks of these desperate characters; more attempts having been made toescape during the past few months than ever before in the same period. Warden Brown having taken the neeessary measures, has, however, succeeded in preventing any further attempts, and doubtless he will be able to keep those now in bis custody eafe until their cases are disposed of judicially. Yesterday there were confined in the walls of the jail 249 prisoners, (45 women.) of whom 196 aré awaiting trial for offences, the punish- ment of which is confinement in the peniten- tary. There are7 charged with murder, 124 grand larceny, 16 burgl: + 11 highway rob- bery, 19 horse stealing, 4 pick pocket, 1 each for traud. forgery, swindling, passing counterfeit Money, and isoning;S assault and battery Snd intent to kill, 2 rape, 9 assault and battery, 7 bawdy house, 2 awaiting requisition, 5 sell- ing liquor w soldiers, Jin default of security to keep the peace. This summary does not embrace all who are ‘waiting trial by the court. Probably fifty per cent. of those arrested for various crimes being under security for their Sppearance at court, and numbers of those in the classification above Test under more than one charge, one only be- ing counted, Already at this term of the court 13 have been sentenced to the penitentiary, and should the usual proportion be found guilty,a much larger number will be sent to the peni- tentiary this term of the court than ever before 2 one term. ee OrrHays’ Court, Judge Purcell—On Sat- urday the will of the late Louisa T. McCalla, bequeathing her estate to her relatives and friends and nominating her father John M. McCalla, Sr... and brother J. M. McCalla, Jr., —_ filed, fully proved and admitted to pro- The will of the iate Mary Eleanor Watson, bequeathing her property to her sister, Eliza- beth D. Watson, was filed. The willof the late Michael Shea was filed. He bequeathes all his estate to A. Thos. Brad- ley m trust for the sole and separate use of his wife, Mary Shea. A protest against the will ‘was presented by the brother of the deceased on the ground that the deceased was speechless at the time of making it, and the further pro- ceedings were postponed until Tuesday, i7th inst The first and final accounts and balance and distribution of W. A. Boss, administrator of Mary Miller: of W. Y. Fendal, administrator Ww. of Mary Y. Dundas: of Conrad Finkman, executor of Henry S. Ward: of Eliza M. An- derson, executrix of Thomas F. Anderson, were approved and passed. eects Tue Teaver TuHroves Wasuixctor.— Simce the hnes of travel from this city south- ward have been reopened, the number passing over the lines have m daily on the increase, And at the present time the daily average is considerably above what it was before the war. it is & somewhat singular fact, however, that the bulk of passengers going through this city toand from Richmond, Lynchburg and other — are trom and to the West, instead of, as ‘ormerly, from the North. The lines from here are doing very well, large numbers going over at every de ure, and the line via Aquia Creek has regained the popularity it enjoyed before the war, carrying the bulk of the pas. sengers to Richmond; while the Orange and Alexandria road is doing quite a business ta- sung the bulk of the Lynchburg trade. subemneaiaenenaee Tue Matex Game or Cricket.—The match game of cricket, between the Washington Club of this city and the Monumental Club of Balti- more, came off on Saturday last, at the play rounds of the Monumental Club, in the south- western section of that city. The game com- menced at nine o'clock in the morning and continued until nearly six in the evening, re- ®ulting in a victory for the Washington Club. i meses AcTING Too Mvew—Mgr. H. W. Gassin, Well remembered bere as the actor who used fo «sling Bimself” so recklessly at Grover's Theater, broke his leg in two last week by his lofty tumbling im the play ce ‘other's Dying Child,” at Ni 4 is the second Aceldent ofthe kind that bas hap- to KG. Gassin. Island to-marro ‘will be awarded to the successful Knights. _-+sre-—___—_— GITY ITEMS. —— Mitvxr’s BrLiiaRD Room, 490 Pennsylva- nia avenue, is crowded every evening with lovers of this delectable game. Gentlemen who visit this-magnificent establishment once can hardly fail to call again. His new Phelan and Collender tables, together with beautiful balls and cues, seem to delight all who try —_e—__— JEWELRY.—Oluster sets, jet sets, coral sets, white onis sets, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, i combs, for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% street. eee THE Sweet SouTH wIND breathing o’er beds of violets, is not more fragrant than Sozodont. And the aroma which it exales, communicates itself to the breaths of all who use this mar- yelous dentifrice, white teeth, ruddy gums, a Sweet mouth, and the certainty of enjoying these desirables in perpetuity, are among the wep derived from the use of Sozodont. 0c 6-e03t eet ieee ees Oat at Julihn & Nichols beautiful store, No. 206 Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards’, and examine their choice selections of French, German and American perfumeries, toilet and fancy articles. They have the largest collec- tion in the city. Also, taste their egg-nogg and coffee cream with soda, ice cold, from the ma- gic fountain. oc 2. DIED, FOSTER. On the morning of the 7th inst., at 11 o'clock. Mrs. HARRIET A. FOSTER, in the 26th year of her age, The funeral will take place from the residence of her father,in Prinee George county, Md.,on Tues- day afternoon, at 2o’elock. which the friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. * RAMSEY. October 8th, Miss ANNA A., second ote relatives and friends are respectfully invited relatives ends are res ‘ally inv: to attend the fur 5 eth ta it, at 3 o'clock. from her fathe: lence, E street, be- tween 9th and 0th sts. < evening, Mrs. JANE Or WARD, in the 54th year of her age. Her funeral will take place from her late resi- dence, corner of 2d street east and L street north, on Teceler, st2p. m. Relatives and friends of the family will attend without further notice. {Baltimore Sun please copy. | HENDLEN In Washington, D. C., October 9th atsasm.,JOHN F. HENDLEN, formerly of Louis- 4 Intel... New York, Louisville. and Chi- cago papers please copy. | s WILLIS. In New York city. on tho Ist inst. of inflamation of the brain, MOREAU LEMOINE WILLIS, formerly of Washington, D.C.,in his year. = SS Se LOST AND FOUND. 10 REWARD — Lost, this morning at the Center Market, a POCKET BOOK, con. taining $45 of the followi: denominations: One $2, two $10 and one $5. e above reward will be paid for its return to WM. F. WILLIAMS, Secretary's office, Treasury Department. oc 9-3t' 20 REWARD.—Stolen from the pasture of hua Pierce, on Sat 7th. a dark CHESTNUT HORSE, marked . with 8. on his neck; glazed forchead. The above reward will be ‘n if returned to EDMUND LONG, near 4th S streets. a be 9 2t™ REWARD —Strayed awa: 700 the evenin, of the 4th inst.. a red BUFFALO COW, with white face and belly; ene ear split. The finder will receive the above reward upon returning the cow to THOMAS LOVE, Zth street, bet. I and K Fe D. the 6th,coming from the railroad a a McClellan TRAVELING VALISE, which the owner can have by callivg at 28 2d st. between a am nue and H st., proving roperty and pay: jor ea FW. Wallace. = oc Tw WTRAYED OR STOLEN—On Septem! ‘small red and white COW, three y: white star in the forehead. A liberal rew: be paid for her return to the owner, L. W. BU cor. 8th and F a land. aly 5 REWARD —Strayed, on the 4th. one red Buffalo COW, with rope around her neck; one red and white, and one light red Horned COW. 3d street, between L and New York avenne 2t* M. RAGAN. P's KED UP—One BAY HORSF, v H street toll-gate. The owner will come forward. prove property, pay charges and take himaway. Inquire at x ares south, between 9th and 10th, No. 51. oc 85 REWARD-—Lost, strayed or stolen, from the Ded premises. a SURREL MULE, about ten years old, lame in the right fore leg, unahod. Went last Wednesday. ‘The above reward will be paid to t yn returning him to No ast Capitol st. st JOHN HANLEY. OST—On Friday evening. October 6th, while driving, a GOLD BRACELET. about % of an inck broad; chased. Any one who will leave the same with Col. BUCK. Room No. 14, Adjutant Gen eral’s Office, War Department, will be suitably re warded. oc 7 -3t* 10 REWARD Stolen ot straved, on Thurs day. Sth inst.. three MILOH COWS—one @ white buffalo, with leather strap around her neck ; one black cow, with piece of horn broken off, and blind in one eye; the other a small red cow. TIMOTHY GALLAGHER, oc7-2t* New York ave., bet. Ist and 2d eS or stolen from my premises dark BRINDLE COW, with a white star in her forehead, on the Sth inst. A liberal reward will be paid to any one who will bring her to my nce, On 21st street ween L an " eee ee vee SANDY LACEY P. S.—Donble teat on the left side. 0c 7-3t* @ = () REWARD —Stolen from my $50 Metnccn ot thursday, October s, BAY HORSE, (well known ax used by we daily.) about 14 hands high: shert switch tafl; fore feet white; mane and tail black; rather thin in flesh, to any who will return him te me. Twill give $00 to ey STON TYLER, M.D, oc7-2t* No. 135 Washington st., Georgetow: Me BY THE METROPOLITAN POLICE. On the I7th September, a BAY MORSE was taken by the Pelice as stolen.and the owner having abandoned the same, it will be sold to the highest cash bidder, on TUESDAY. October 17. 1855. at 10 o'clock a. wm. the Bazaar of W. L, Wall & Co., No. 9% Louisiana avenue. By order. GEO. BR HEBRICK Property Cl oc 7-3t W. L. WALL & ©O., Anc 2D () REWARD Stolen from my stable, on the $ night of October 4th, about 12 o'clock, one heavy BLACK HOR locks, and white 6 reward will E, with white round his foot- inhis forehead. The above i ve " for ae nyo faye oes y can get him, sent to Accotink. Va. Cae nd si * HENRY NELSON. 6 25 REWARD-—Stolen. a small BAY HORSE, white hind legs, witha large wart on the ght eyelid, and asmal! one on the right breast Taken on the Sonth side of Wall's Bazaar; taken the 3d day of October. $25 reward will be paid on the recevery of him and returned to 14 East Capi tol street oc 6-3t" STRAYED sT + stable, corner of Gay and Green streets. org town. D. C., September 29, 1385, a BAY HORSE, medium size. black legs; had the hoof disease; smal! piece eff inside ef one hind hoof; one shoulder sore from collar; raw boned. A liberal reward will be given for the recovery or delivery of said borse. oc 6-3t" RICHARD SKINNE GAPPNER’s PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GAL- LERY, INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, 511 7th street, ONCE MOBE IN RUNNING ORDER. The damage caused by the late fire has been so far rapenred tat business will be med THIS MOBNING, (WEDNESDAY, October 4,) When, as formerly, the rale will be strictly enforced thronghont the establishment, “ PRODUCE THE BEST, NO MATTER WHAT THE COST IN TIME AND MATERIAL.” Mr. G. takes this opportunity to thank his nu- merous friends and customers ge a7 kindness, and to say it shall be bis constant aim to continue to merit the very liberal encouragement heretofore extended to him. oc 41w CABINET F BNITURE AT COST. The subscriber being compelled to va cate the premises he now occupies at Tron Hall, will close out his entensive stock at cost. " His stock is very large, embracing every gerrie- = ar af goadn socomeay. ho ie the Parlor, Di- nin, Oom, amber ant rary. J » W. BOFELER, Jz. se 2%5-co3wif —_[Int, Chron.) Iron Hall. aa ANKLIN & ©O., > FRAN AENTIBIO | ° "SER iD. PRACTICAL OPTICIANS, 244 Pa. av., between 12th and 13th sts. BRAZILIAN PEBBLE. AND PELISCOPIC SPECTACLES, Strengthening and improving the weak and im- paired eyesight, and securatety suited to the age and condition of the visual organs. Giaswet, Mer Wisctiheres Thermometers, lasses. Toscopes, , : Barometers, Electrical Machines and Mathemati- cal Instruments always om hand, and at the lowest Prices. S7-DEPOT FOR CARTES DE VISITE OF Celebrities, Ah na pointe and a fine collection of Photograph Albums, in various fine binding, holding from 20 to 200 pictures. 806 HE ENGINEER, Btedan a NGINEER, or Steam for the Steam Navi; raft’s 0: ress of ion. ‘London: “Templeton on the Steam Engine; Main & Brown's Questions on the Steam Engine; Russell's Steam and Steam Naviga- tion, Lor lon: Russell on the Steam - n; King on Steam nes * Hani and Gener on the Steam Engine, Losieg Wate ‘s Steam for the Mil- ir on Screw Propulsion; Wi lion; Gordon onthe Marine Engine wood ngineering Precedents; Williams Heat and Steam; Main & Brown on the Steam Engine. se 29 FRANOK TAYLORS WIREMAN’S . a Philadelphia) H LEBRATED LADIES SHOES G2 AGENCY, 493 11TH SER EET, povwors Penn- lvania. t = tree enol ‘akD sors "Tile! Oriccs etleaied be Oo, le cosa » SOHON, Agont. WANTS. (te a a oo ee | ABPENT: W. nd A Caen ant mt orner Sth and and y ANTED—A GIRL for nurse, fm « small fam- | 4?vly L, between 11 {i7, at 275 B street, beeb of Adams’ Expree® | FYOR RENT—A small ROOM, on Istreet, one fAUCTION SALES. (For other Auction Sales, see fourth page.| Be eae eer from 20th small ERIES, JUORS. SEGARS, & 8 D_A smart active TE BOY to store. “Tnualteet HBOS RONEOR coon | SROC maenuorign, noche Tun errands, &c.,in amarketstore. 53 Dun- LE—The DIAMOND MOUSE BAR- | On TUESDAY m + October 10th, at 9s barton street, D.C. 1t* ROOM “Inquire soon, as it will be sold at Qiclock. in freat of oar store, we will sell a genoral ANTED— = le ait, « SITUA- hergain. Apply 464 10th street, between D and assortment of Groceries, Botiled Liquors, Tins,&c. TION aa Cook or Chamberseatd oly at | ¥- oc 9-5 . 93 K street, between Zist and 22d. ie Fo RENT—A FRAME HOUSE on M st., be- ALO, b isy Choice Segars, various brands. trade is invited. Ferme ease we WALSH & CO., Auctioneers. WANTEDIA WHITE GIRL, 15 oF 15 rears | pension sire amt 22th, containing € rooms. “Pow: given im liately. aired. streat, Bat Letend Shee AMS ate | Haunireraext door. nn” Serenee® eipiate ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Jwo TIN and | f'Q8,,B EN T—Handsomely FURNISHED . sing! i ite: RA a ee ar oe OURS ER SY, corner 1h and Fitts. _co8-R" | the City Hal _ ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash, and iron are OR SALE—A lot of second hand BILLIARD strdet. helsleaen tilt bereeate” ashes BALLS. CUES. and other articios nent it B* wa wan 7 Ae asl n Horse and Carri: azear, 98 La avsbetween 9th and 10th sta. SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c. On TUESDAY MORNING. October 10, com- mencing at CD at the Bazaar. will be sold al ina dilliard saloon . B. MILLER. 43 a large number arriage. Draft and Saddle pO BR a oe orice ae A full description Boies: “y. # IF Post Ofhce, Ga aies Py R RENT—On 24 street. hetween B C7 . D a two-story BRICK H 5 ANTED—A WET NURSE for an infant, Cail | -ooms. Will benented reaers CUSE. yith corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 8th st., | y. Inqnir; near Navy Yard. a 1” om ALSO, 20 Mules, broke to Harness, in good order. Milch Vows. ALSO, A large collection of desirable new and second band Carri: reasonable toa small fami- it 179 di street, between B and C. ANTED TO HIRE—A nt COOK, D UNFURNISHED ROOMS ; Buggios, Rockaways, Express WASHER and IRONER: Aloo, s CHAM: | F otet nine or without Board. at 149 G street. Wagons, and other vehicles. BERMAID. Apply at 416 6th street, between F | between 2st and streets. only four squares 4New Assbulences. ALO, and G. pane we Department. and two eaters thoes rr WV ANTED—Two Tin Plate and Sheet Tron | ” ee ee = A large collection “and second-hand Har- WORKERS.” Soctety prices paid: FF 98, RENT—Onc HOUSE on Maryiand avenus, | ~ ‘nea, &c. ae COLLISON & TALBOT, between 43s and 6th sts., contetning ten rooms. 2 New Family Carriages.” 2 New Germantown Carri oc 9-St* 102 High st.. Georgetown. Also, three small HOUSES. Apply at 373 Penn. a N | 27enme, between 434 and 6th sts “ W Oaek cunaer ene Fnfing ATION | "cosas tween H.8.JOBNSON. | | Regular "snien at ihe “Barner S107, Tusedny, home where there is only one girl_and do all the | EYOR SALK—A Portable HOUSE and RESTAU- » Snd Saturday, withont regard to thé work. "Address Box No-4.Stafomens °° aes’ | Foon FIXTURES. LIGENSE. and | Venter. NT. = LEASE of GROUND. near Lincoin Hospital. To- W BITCATION as Chest riat ho SoG ue Kee | autre on corner of oth street east and B street Best of references can be given if required. Ad zorth, Capitol Hill. or 9-2 dress a note to Box No. 1, Star Office 1t* OR SALE—The FIXTURES and FURNITUR MPLOYMENT.—A tent MAN Os Vue: tees ts ee ee ee ee Rent orer er coauky aatees Cael eee given. | Pine; Ronse has rooms, Rent for the whole @0 Apply to JOHN C. FRY, Room 22 Intelligencer | '*T Month. -L. Buliding: piel ‘and Dets . aa 5 corner 12th and F croete, yer “tt CONT HANDS” Nene but ihe tent eed ont FOR RENT— The HOUSE at Grassland, the res- oe aee and Beet TLE LOO” kes. 2Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTSA? On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October tth, at 9 o'clock, I will sell at the Auction Store, No. 174 Bridge street.s rood assortment of Household and Kitchen Furniture, being the effects of a family COAT HANDS. Hone but the best now idevee of the late Hamilton Loughborough, | “glinine housekeeping. ee Norns FUCKER. | vithor without furniture. To @good tenant the | 2°pmscash. THOS, DOWLING. amet a. ——- | rémt will be very moderate. Anply on the prem- — — — WARTZED—To hire a small. neatly furnished | ines or by letter to J. H. LOUGHBOROUGH, | PRY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, HOUSE, or te obtain BOARD ire gentle- | Georgetow: oc o-law3w — {OR RENT OR LEASE—Three-story BRI F WELLING aud STORE, No. 132 Pein man, his wife and two children, where there are other boarders. Callor address E.G. B.. No. 393 north 17th street. Oc 9-6t! vania ave., between 17th and’ 1sth streets, a fine ANTED—By a respectable woman, a SITUA- |, business stand, containing 15 rooms. Possession TION as cook in a restaurant or boarding | of store given immediately. Pessession of dwell- house. Good references given. None need apply given on the Ist of November. Enquire within unless willing to give good wages. Address Box 3 | or at 453 12th st. oc 9-tf Star Office. _ —_ Oc 9-3t" OR RENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED-BOARD in &@ private family in the on same floor,at No. 276 Penna. ave., bet. First Ward. between 17th and 22d streets and | 11th and 12th steecta. oc 7-tf VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1835, at 43, pcearge a m_, 1 will sell, infront of the premises ot No. 49.in Beall’s addition to George- own, fronting 30 feet en the south side of Beall street, between High and Congress streets, and running back 120 feet. The improvements consist of a well built two-and-a-half-story dwelling house, large back building and cellar. Scaveres pig a st tthe cest of the onveyancing and stam) al 1e Cat r- yn eH ARL ” G and I streets. b) or man. No objection to famil; De a . Hi OR SALE—A MARKET STAND, suitable for haser. M. MATTHEWS, ee tae! oye rin green pete bre & aBaker. Inquire at the corner of th and F E . Attorney for owners. dress C. 8. A., Star Office. ‘oc $-4t* sts., in the basement. ooT-3t _oc9-d_ [Intel.] THOS. DOWLING. Anct._ W ANTED IMMEDIATELY —A strong, healthy, middle aged white WOMAN to take exclusive charge,and do the sewing for a mother- less infant_14 months old. Ref {OR SALE—A small RESTAURANT. with Good Will and Fixtures, domg a business. Reason for selling, ill health of the | rt coheong | ferences required pest bor on the premises. on C street, between 34 Apply at 555 G street north, between 2d street and | S4 4th streets, Capitol Hil. __oc' 7-2t_ New Jersey avenue. oc 9 2t* TREE STOKY BRICK HOUSE FOR Salk : ee ee —The three WASTED By @ capable Iady.a SITUATION | HOURE. No. 89. situated on the south alle of NY as foreman in adressmaking establishment. | BOUSE, Georgetown, now cooupled by Mr, Understands cutting and fitting by chart or by pat | Koceler. is for sale. The lot frome foot cn tern. including ali sizes of ehildren’s clothing. Bridge street, and runs back 90 feet deep to a five Best of references. Address Miss MARY MIL. feet wide alley. ROBT. JACKSON, we No. 155 Bridge street. Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. LARGE BRICK MANSION. WITH FINE GROUNDS ATTACHED, OVERLOOKING PO- TOMAC RIVER. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Oct 16th, at a ‘clock, on the premises, we shall self part ef Lots 2, Square 173, fronting 63 feet on 17th street » at the corner of C street north. with a depth of 108 feet, improved by a large, smbstantially-built brick dwelling of three stories, with a two-story back building, containing together 15 rooms, wit fine cupboards throughout. ° LER, Star office. a pis $10 TO $12 PER MONTH for a neat. 3 R RENT—Four FURNISHED HOUSES The house hasa fine, large-size lot attached, with etic WOMAN for general housework, brown-stone steps in front, with iron railing. Th TERENAS steer. Geman aeonor EF’ Sfom to. 15 rooms cach’ Three Untarnisned a ing. The back building has a porch veisaege, | the premi- . verlooking the Potomac river. was known ie Carbery mansion. Possession given immediately. _ Terms : One-third cash; balance insix and twelve months, oc 9-4 J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. B* J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers., SMALL FRAME HOUSE ON ISLAND. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October I3th, at 43s o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, ys of Lot 13, in Square 493, fronting 20 feet on sonth C street, between 4%, and éth streets west. running beck 134 feet 6 inches improved by a 2-story Frame Dwelling containing 3 rooms. : One-half cash; balanee in six and twelve Conveyancing at expense of purchaser, _oc7-d J.C. McGUIRE Bre C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. LAGER BEER GARDEN. WITH THEATRICAL APPOINTMENTS ATTACHED, AT AUCTION cee eee On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 11, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell the Good Will and Fixtures, with fifteen months’ Lease; also, the Stage Scenery and Curtains and Stage Appeintments of the Lager-Beer Garden. situated on Maryland avenue, near the foot of the Capitol. The theater portion has a Winter as well as Sum mer Observation, and will be sold entire. oc7 J C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. B* J. G. STAFFORD & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 3D STREET WEST. BETWEEN M AND NSTS. SOUTI, AT AUC b On THURSDAY, the 12th instant, at 5 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, in front of the premises, part of A . 52, of G. Jones's <ubdivision of Square No. 545, having a front on 3d street west 14 feet 6 teehee by a depth of 102 feet 10 inches toa 12 foot HOUSES. 4roomseach. Also, for sale, 8 Build Lots on I street, between 12th and 13th streets; Building Lots on H. street, between 6th and 7th makers preferred. Apply at 502 9th stree streets; 2 Building Lots on L street, east of 234 N. B.—Machines for sale a8 New York pri street; 1 Building Lot on 10th street, near R street; oc7-6t* WM. SMITH. Agent. womes — a Rt wa Sob a Beret ANTED—A competent SEAMSTRESS, to sew pe, ak See i by the week or month. Must be a good op ELi"s 80%, southonst corner of Bs. avenw -— erator on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine, | 1th stree oT nd understand cutting and Att ‘e clothes: 004 TO RENT—Two unfurnished FRONT Also. know how todo siafmsswing neatly. Woor ROOMS. at the northwest corner of 2ith and Also, know how to do plaim sewing neatly. Noone Sind thorough, seamstress and oe who an st ve | streets, No. 74. Apply om the premises. oc 6-3t" the best city reference need answer this advertise- ~ [T—Two = i é, "7 ments Appiyat 146 @ stscor-ofaiet. oct te | FhORRENT Teo mol faruizted front ROOMS: SALESWOMAN AND HAT TRIMMER wanted | References required. Address “U.J.,° Chronicle \ ina Fancy Store on Pennsylvania ay. Address | Office. oc 6-3t" Box 643 city Post Offes. _ __ 00 6-3 $200 ree pBeY THE Q0OD WILL, ANTED—Several DRESS and CLOAK MAK- | © FIXTURES, and LICENSE of a Res: ERS at M. WILLIAN, 336 Pennsylvania ay. | taurant, well fitted up. Reasons for selling—going oc6-3t a rt South. Apply at the Office, 0c 6 aa WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good CABI FOE BENT— In Georgetown. a FURNISHED NETMAKER, one who nnderstands how to . HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, water and gas; ut up furniture. €,W. BOTELER, Jr., Iron | situation desirable. Apply atNo. 82 Fayette at. Frail, Pa ave. ie ‘oc’ 3t_ | Possession given immediately. "oc 6-3t™ | ANTED—To purchase @ small HOUSE and | [OR RENT_To family without children, the LOT, at « moderate price. Address‘ House,” SECOND FLOOR, furnished, (three rooms,) Star Office’ oc4-Iw*’ | suitable for housekeeping, at 333° 10th street, be- WASTED. LASTERERS; steady employ- | ‘Wee? = : ae ment. Imquire at No. 554 Pennsylvania ay., | JQ.OR A FRAME HOUSE, 4 rooms with between lst and 2d streets, alarge blacksmith shop adjoining, corner K oc 4-6t* J.G. WATERS. | street, between 20th and ist streets, ‘near Weat TANTED—A small, convenient HOUSE, with | Market, A. good stand for any business. Price ard, for a very small family, in a genteel | 80. Inquire on the premises. ____ofi #-3t" neighborhood, and of moderate rent, "Address L. CASH WILL BUY THE GOOD ee Oc Fe0StT_ | TUBES of the Anest Hlotal ead Ber Rote Wak = 5 80 est Hot q WANTED —For first class Confectionery in ington. doing now a cash business of $150 per day. ; Must be perfect ii nd ent —- bended eo FGESALE—A two-story FRAME DWELLING, é fronting on 24 street, between Massachusetts ‘A first-class Soprano; alge | Yenue an H Sarge I will aol ~ above-men- Neat, Sng Alto Singer. experienced in Church | premises [och Sele JOHN SURETY. ic, desires * in. a Chur a = — —— —* Choir, “Good salaries will be expected.” For fur. FOR SALETTwo BRICK HOUSES (adjoini ther information address ‘Church Mi , Box on 3d street. between E and F streets, Is! $23 City Post Office, Washington, D.C. oc4-6t* | with stable and other improvem: WANRTED—A NURSE, to take the exclusive | jag Property. For terms, &c id ° charge of three children. Apply No. 310 F OR RENT—A HOUSE with? rooms on Kat street, between 11th and 12th streets. t v ANTED—A first-class MILLINER, at BOS Also, House of 11 rooms in Georgetown; de- G. M. VAN BUREN & CO., WELL'S Fancy Store, 302 E street, near sirable locations. — a= 387th str = oc 6-3t* WENTY HOUSES WANTED, with six or | EXOR SALE—A one-story FRAME HOUSE, con- reieat Toome each. Inauire at G. M. VAN Boiaass ieee cinet en 434 street. three BUREN & CO..No. 538 7th street. 86 30-tf— | doors from irginia avenue, Toland, formerly kept Ww it icel, hed | 88 an oyster and eating saloon. Possession given W HOUERS for Members of Congress eugmithed itamedZately. Inquire of Mrs. BENNETT, of the men of Prominent positions. Also, some Unfur- | premises. Price $150. oc 6-3t* nished, Also, # small Honses. (OR RENT—one three story FRAME HOUSE vod: le; WELLS & CO.. FSRihain foome te lt No Loa adatree soe . Corner of 13th and F streets, the Circle. Also, two small FRAME HOUSES sesoj2t* ___—_over White’s Store. | four rooms each, on 2ist street, between L and WANZED—Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, | For terms apply'to JOS. LIBBEY, No. 27 Water chore stols, Pawnbroker's, Tickets, Fornitare: street. Georgetown. oc 6-3t* “lothing, or any article of value. The highest cas NISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-Situatea price paid, or exchan; for other goods. At Sing- A on north side of N street north, between 13th 0 Sewing Machine Agency, 502 9th street, three | and 14th streets west. handsomely furnished. Rent WANTED-SIXTEEN YOUNG LADIBS, to operate on Singer’s Sewing Machines. Pant ey. This lot is desirably located in quiet neighbor- ood where property has largely enhanced in value and in the immediate vicinity of the arsenal grounds and mail boat's wharf. Bal tive. Terms cash J. @. STAFFORD & CO., Aucts, Y¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CQ., Auctioneers. VALUABLE LOTS IN THE VICINITY OF THE PHILADELPHIA COMPANY'S NEW ROW. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 12th, at 45 o'clock, on the premises, shall sell Lots 8 an 10, Square No. 92. fronting respectively 58 feet on East cane street, between 9th and 10th streets east, and 63 feet 1 inch on 10th street east, be- tween North Carolina avenue and East Capitol street, and will be sold entire or subdivided iu con- venient building lots, as isdeemed advisable on theday ofsale. Terms : One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the prem- oc eR. Conveyancing at purchaser's expense. ora - J.C McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, doors north of . ave. J, jo ble in ad <n No. N. B.—Money loaned on all kinds of goods. $52 "Thiuire of GAS. F MALIDAY. S13 11th | VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NEW YORK ROBERT FULTON & CO. street, south of Pa. av, {Iot.} oc 6-6t AVENUE. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STs. ae 23-1m" erchant Pawnbroke “ya | NORTH, NEAR THE NORTHERN MARKET (,REAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS. | AEUSE ASD GOT AT PRIVATE SALE—A| hy AUCTION. . : “containing four rooms, in t ‘ x G — cluding Grocery and Liguor Store. now doing a | ,,02 THURSDAY. the i2th instant, at 5 o'clock p. What the people want. Complete History ef the War, inone large volume. z jendidly illustrated, with over 125 fine portraits of Generals and Battle scenes. The most candid, lucid. complete, au- thentic and reliable history published. It con- tains reading matter equal to three large octave ywlumes. Send for circulars and see our terms. first-rate business, located onthe corner of Poplar , Georgetown, Hern Hill, will m.. we shall sell, in front of the premises, Lot No. 4, 1p Square No. 460, 29 feet half inch front, ruunin, back 115 feet. making one of the best locations o} any property that is in the market for sale. erms: One-half cash; the balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the pretises. ven ¥. OR SALE OR RENT—Thirty acres of valuable Address, QUARRY and FARM LAND on the banks of All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost “JONES, BROS. & CO. the Potomac, at the Chain Bridge. For particu- | of the purchaser. se 25-1m* Philadelphi: ae apply toW. T. DUVALL, Foundry, George 100 will be required down when the property is flown. wl oc 5-Im Fo, RENT—A handsomely furnished HOUSE, suitable for a gentleman and family, Senator or Member of Congress, situated in a healthy and juiet neighborhood. with many advantages, viz Latrobe Stove (which heats three stories,) a Stewart's patent kitchen Stove; a fire proof Money Safe, and a new 7-octave Piano in the parlor; Gas all through the house, and a large size Tank for sold. oc7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. FARM OF 120 ACRES. 2% MILES EAST OF THIS CITY, TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC TION. IN LOTS OF ABOUT 30 ACRES. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 16, at 12% was TED-—THE ATTENTION OF SMOKERS. PRINCE, ze wcll Ta nr Spyceite kage tl ist is new ol OO ere to ene OER ER PUNRIE Smoking Tobacco, equal to tl it Turkish. Mecvonaunt end Betareced Pipes in pote a re : ONLY place in town for the Hunkee Punkie. ae - o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, hall sell Lot: aus-to am | Taln-water. Reference required. Adres. 1,2. and 3. fof 4. of @ tract of land. known ‘ANTED TO RENT USE containi ait Bd = as Haddoc! Hill, contalnin together about 134 acres, togetber with the Dwelling. Barns, and out- buildings on the premises. This desirable piece of land is located not far from Washington, and is of easy approach by three roads, and ins the farms of Messrs. Fonwick and Hickey, and is near what was known as Queen's C) » and will be sold in lots as divided—three of about 30 acres; one of about 15 acres, or entire, as may be thought advisable on the day of sale If sold in lots terms will be cash; if entire, a credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest. will be given on one-half the amount of sale, satisfactorily secured. oc? JAB. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auc ARGE SALE AT ALEXANDRIA. VA., OF L CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER 'S” STORES, CLOTHING, WA- Chres Qu asters Oftce: Disoit Wash 14 jartermaster’s . ‘ashington, = Washington, D. C., October 7. 1965. i , Will be sold at public auction, under the direc- tion of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. G. CO. Lee, A. Q. M., at Alexandria. on THURSDAY, Octo- ber 19, 1865, at 11 o’eh . m., & lot of Condemned Quartermaster Stores, Clothing, &c., consisting A HO ind S ine to t rooms, north of Penn TORE FOR RENT—No. 215 Pennsylvania ayencs onl between Ot wat 18th streets, Address S avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel, Suitable for Lock Box 48, City Post Ortice. One with bm a a famtly grocery or claim agency, Apply on the house and stable preferred. je 15- Premises. ei oc 4-6¢* NTED — SECO: AND FURNITURE. OR RENT—A Frame DWELLING HOUSE, G and ij every | factory re’ quired; on given imme- dese % 50 CHLY, 406 7th street. diately. Inquire at 203 14th street, bet. the hours je aoa aa Gand H. cnet side. « d9a.m. and 4and6 p.m. oc rey between , , ce ESE ae eet, ee. Bae. eT GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS. FOR SALE—The LEASE and FIXTURES of = the Barber Shop iu the Clarendon Hotel, cor- ner 6th street and Penna -ot* A TOWN MEETING IN GEORGETO ea been requested to invite the citizens of A FARM FOR SALE, this town to assemble in s Pablic Movtieg. 3 ine ne hundred acres of land, shout one mile from the C: eel City Hall everthe Market House, on with good House and Barn, good Orchard, and well DAY EVENING next, at half-past 7 o clock.to | of water. I will sell on easy terms, or willexchange mak expression of their approbation of the wise for § food house and let in this city. Apply at and magnanimous course of President Johnson to | 335 1 gunevivanis avenue. WW: 0. HOOD fifect a reconstruction of the Union and the estab t ishment Trmat 7 > muse eile peels ot keene ALUABLE PENNSYLVANIA AV. PROPER- ty for sale, being. LOT 20. rvation 10, a few tions among the whole people of the couutry. Heartily Speroring. the suggestion, I most \ . | doors east of Shilli ‘8 ik Store, the | of— SENSE Se rosbertrahhy tovite our citisens gee | Sone story Bullding thereour tere ee Caldrons, Furnaces, Stoves, Zine, Wheelbar- See ine Coat Oe ee Mayor. Also, atwo-story BRICK BUILDING on B st., | rows. Tables, Harness, Anvils, Drill Machines, north side. immediately in. the rear of St. Charles Boe, Smet oy vacaut lot adjoining, which will be BO parate. , A two-story and BASEMENT BRICK, No. 72, W. Hoffman. Principal of Clinton Academy, will | on Indiana avenue, between Ist and 21 streets open a Night Schoo! onday, October 16th. 1356. _ No. 161 West street. Georgetown, D.C. oc 7-5" ehthree story EEAME BUILDING, No. 477 I OINATION ‘— ccore street, ween anc 9th. secriber will vaccinate, cratwitovs/y,all residents of | 0° H street, near 14th, adjoining the “Chain Build- this Town He will also attend all poor persons oc 6-0 Mayor's Office, Georgetown, Oct. 6. Fo THE BENEFIT OF THOSE YOUNG MEN who feel the want of an Education, Mr. John Portable Forges, Hammers, Augurs, Saws. Ink 8 lates, Spoons, Chests, Blankets, Flags. Bootees, Boots,’ Jackets, Trowsers, Gre Coats, Tents, Carts, Wagons, Spring Wagons, Am- bulances, Four Oxen. &c. The sale will be continued from day te day until the property is sold. e The scores — be removed within five days rem of sale. Terms: Cash in Government funds. D.H. RUCKER, OT 18, Square 514, on Sth, between L and M sts. Brevet Major Gen. and Chief rmaster, bay tony en boner Sa LOE U:Sauaresi¢.on M, between 4th and Sth | _0c7-20t Depot ef Washington. * est. notin ee a Residence and beat eg arteries’ D. LOT & Square 515, on K, between 4th and sth | AUCTION aus ¥b~ jOMMISSARY PROP- Bont _ t ma etait ba — etre — 5 LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FORRENT, | LOT +0, Square 515, on L, between 4th and 5th Office Comms: of Subsistence, at No. 134 Dunbarton street, between High | streets. ‘ashington. D. C., Oct. 1, 1868. and Congress streets, Georgetown. ‘se 30-2w* With a large number of other desirable Building | , Will be sold at public anction. at éth-street wharf, EW DRY-GOODS STORE, ~~ | Lots, inall sections of the city. Washington, D. C., on THURSDAY, the 12th inst.. N LO BRIDGE STREET, JAS ¥."HALIDAY. Real Estate Broker, atl o'clock ®. m_ a large amount of GEORGETOWN, D.C No. 515 lith street, south of whe subscriber has ust opeted a large anden- | *¢?2Im __ [Tntel.] Pennsylvania avenue. irety new and well-se which WAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, F Bs Larose meee es “Ward ape mee been en aoe hx ‘SHORT 710. Both will be sold separate if desired. Reason ut to leave for Kurope. oc 2-2w' reui ITs. r Bel out. party He would respectfully invite the public to call | APP!y © Star Office. dij and examine bis Stock. EF RNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—Apply to se 28-1m" BENJAMIN MILLER. SMITH & MATTHEWS, Attorneys-at law, ENERAL LICENSES AND DOG | Corner Sh street and Penn. aven ___ 00 36-tf SES.—AI Licenses due Corpora- Fe £ALE—That splendid RESIDENCE at the tion of Georgetown op the Ist r gext corner of New York avenue and 18th street, must be paid within tea days frouk 1st dete other: 1 reed by Metro- ROME’S MAIR COLOR RESTORER J jratnagend arena tine ate Be tending the usc of & dye. ‘Bold by ail drusgioten For partculars inquire at 490 H street north, Wise they will be strictly onfo Of Pater Oflices at ime Rouge Ee ere ee aang | ceate per bottle, OT politan Police o'clock pm. JAMES TOWLES. RREROED'S MEDICATED GINGER Braap And notice is farther given that all Dog Licen- an 21- Property Agent. x worms, unrivaled in efficacy, and re on - t is delayed Peyonn the 10th of October next’ if by law MNP ouERy COUNTY FARM ty five cents h * then ‘O& SALE.—I offer sale a Taldsmbcn demanded Wythe MetTopolitan Bolles scree, Shoat 6: Sey eee nbjected to a fine, and . rests that the dog shall be k: i pe Sable, corn meat y AUCTION SALES. SSE FHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Terms: One-half cash menths, with interest, secured by adeed of trast on the premises = Conveyancing at purchaser's Two good Work Horses oc 6 St On TUESDAY MORNIN: mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the Auction Room— Lot Millinery and Fancy Goods ¥ JAS. © McQUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers. TRUSTER SSALE OF FRAME B 7 ‘ACHED: AT COREE STA Sta s MON | AFTERNOON. October 9. o'eloc] ee eS Berns eee mi Square No: 41. having & front of 75 feet on 9h Street west, with @ depth of 46 feet on L. street ag wale @ well arranged Frame Dwell — Ive reoms, with pumerous closets throughout, with large grounds sar with shrabbery end s pane <—S semen pean : eee Terms: One-third eash; balance in six and twelve tbs. with interess, secured by deed Toe premloes, ast - Carine aes trust on AF. Trustee 8.0 Me 7 A0.C, MeGUIRE & 0., Aucte '¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. ALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILD pit OTS IN GEORGETOWN AT alc. ONDAY AFTERNOON, rth. ats oe “ I wili sell in front mg oy ta Lot No aad the whole of Lots 61 and 62, kin's addition to Beatty and Goerqeiows, situated on the southwest corner of Frederick and Third streets, fronting 185 feet om Frederick street and 180 feet on Third street, and one of the most de months. with interest, secured by deed ef trust on ropert, Conveyancing and stamps et the cost of the pur ¢ Tr. Tithe perfect. Alntel.} B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. A NEAT BRICK HOUSE ON 6TH STREET. BETWEEN G AN Bi AUCTION On MONDAY AFTERNOON. October 9th, at 5's o'clock, on the premi and attic, with basement above ground, Dwelling, with two-story back bul on west side of 6th and H streets north, containing ten rooms, and has recently been papered and otherwise beep put in thonpngh repair The lot is 14 feet 9 inches fi » with adepth of 109 feet to 020 feet paved alle: THOS. DOWLING, Auct. DH, TO BE SOLD aT ses, we shall sell that neat ing, sit- street west, between G and painted throughout, Possession will be given ; balance tn six and twel et. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., [Inte]. & Chron} Aactioneers ¥ C. W. BOTELER, Jx.. Auctioneer. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 8th. o'clock, I shall sell,en the premises, Lots Nos. and 11, in Square No. 161. Lot No.1 fronts 20 feet on Copnecticnt avenne, near L street, with an ev e depth of 123 feet. Lot No. 11 is a very desi je corner lot, fromti L street. with a depth of 109 feet 5 inches on Con- necticut avenue. Terms : One-third cash; balance on a credit of six and twelve months.” Notes to bear interest and satisfactorily secured Tithe ene pees Conveyat ata 45 feet 3 inches on north ncing and stamps at purchaser's cost. ui cw Bor LER. Jr., Auct BY W. B. LEWIS & ©O., Auctioneers MONDAY. Oct. 9th. at 4 o'clock, we shall sell a Frame Dw Good location for business ling at Uniontown, near the bridge. ALSO. W.B.LEWIS& CO.. Aucts_ B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ERNMENT SALE OF VALUABLE AKES . UNDIN 1 .C.. AT AUCTION, BY ORDER = COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS. On TUESDAY, the 10th day ef October next, we Will sell to the highest bidder, es at 10 o'clock a. m., at our Auction Room, No. 626, cor- per of 7th street weet and D street north. the fol- owing-named valuable property belonging to Government of the United States, viz: Lot No. 3, in Sqnare No. 4. Lot No. 8.in . Lot No. 13, in Square No. 551. AND BUILDING LOTS OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON OF THE Square No. 346 1,2, 5.4.6, 6, 22, 28,34, 35,28, 8,38, 29,008 in Square N. Lots No. 3 and 5. in Lots No. Vota No. 6 ama'7. in Square No. 685. o.6, in Square No. Lots No. i, 2,8,9;10, 11, 12,17, and 18,in Square No, Lot No. 1, in Square east of Square No. 1.068. are No. 610. 6. 17, and 19. in Square No. 652. 2, 13, 14, 15, and 16, in Square No. 1.335. Lots — 1, 2, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14, in Square No Lots No. 3,4. 5,6, and 7, and 8, in Square No. 147 Lots No. 1, 2,11, 12, 13, 14, and 15, in Square No. 1 Lots =. 1. 2,10, 11, 12, 13, and 14, in Square No. 1, 2,9, 10, 11, and 32, in Square No. 1,134. . 11 12, and ; 1,2,11, 1, 2, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14, in Square No. 13, in Square No. & 2) 13, 14, 15, and 16, in Spare No. 1 Square No. 1,139. 0, 11, and 12, in Square No. 1,10. 11, 12. 13, and 14, tn Square south 0 . 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16, in Square No. 7, 8, and 9, in Square No, 1,142. 1, and 12, in Square No. 1,143. 5, 6, 15, and 16, in Square No, %, Lie. Lots No. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13, in Square No. Lots No. i, 2, 3. 4,5. and 12, i Terms of sale to be cash on the delivery of the deeds of the property. One-tenth of t hase to be down comply, 2 there be put up again and sold to the highest If the whole terms are not complied with in thirty days from day of sale, the Gomimisal the right to resell the property st the risk and cost he first purchaser. ‘ By order of the Neci-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. LOT Fancy iP. STAPLE DRY GOODS, in Square No. 1,146. loner reserves Commissioner of Public Build- LL STORES, &.. &c. G, October 10th, com- ods and Notions t Dr: Blankets, Cutlery, Boots and Shoes thousand Segars Cates acco 10 Cases Champagne Wine Boxes Maccaroni tard, and other Spices ls W bishoy. Brandy. G in. &c. M.L. WALL & CO., Aucta, Y W. L. WALL & ©0.. Auctioneers. SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY TRADE SALE 0. L, GRO STOCK OF A LARGE CFnies, LIQUORS, SEGARS, Ac., AT AUC- ON. On WEDNESDAY, October 11, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will ‘sell at our Bazaar. No, 9% Louisiana avenue, between oth and Wth streets, here they have béen removed. for convenience of sale,a ato] irst-ciass 18. com: nz 2 Barrels Crushed, White, Yellow and Refined uy rs fee. and 25 Boxes Ground Coffee and Cases Imperial, Young Hyson, Black Teas 200 Boxes Candles, Washing and Fancy Soaps Brooms Buckets, Indigo fine £0 Boxes Pickles and Pepper @ Cases Brandy and Whiskey Barrels Molasses and Syrup Boxes Starch. Farina, and Saleratus © Barrels Old Bourbon. Mountain. Dew, Parker, and other Whiskies pe’s Brandy id Scotch Whiskey 1 Barre! Old Jamaica Ram —. Se, ‘ rs. different Brands Cut. Chewing. sud Smoking Tobacco b “Chew Tobacco” WEith c variety of etaer Geeks ty the Grocery ety of Line, to HGR we call che atteotion ofthe tree and myers, as }Oc] 5 Renee rT ALE e CO", & CO., Aucts, SALE OF A VALUABLE VALUABLE Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE IN UNION TOWN T AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. the 1ith inst., at 5 o'clock p. m . we shall sell in front of the part of lots 75 and 76. frontimge on_the Piscataway road, between Washington and Monroe streets. This roperty is improved by s goed two story frame All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost N & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. 'Y C. W. BOTELER, Jnx., Auctioneer. ILDING LOT ON