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LOCAL NEWS.
AMCbEMBNT? ??-?????.
.XBurn?.?A good bill of ?#ng. dance
-nd E'htipian eccentricpy to-night Aleo tne
antbn lm?? of ?? The Cooper*" and tbe xarce of
he ?? black ??'it-M-maker."
IlABinrjBH eri???? another and ? hit magical
atei Un, ment at Cid ?>llaw?? Hall to-nighu
?o s?? him. if y? ? would be pleasantly mvsti
ed.
FOBr>eTHBATBB??' Ireland as it wae," and
i? ??Yankee lion -eke*?p??r," two ex-*?e?1inily
? using plavs are aunouncedby the Florences
t frigni
GnovBB's Thbatbb?The Warr-n Comedy
omblnauuo -ri??? their farewell penormance
?-night, and" Paul Pry," and ?? Poor Pilli
? odd." are announced as the plays.
Vabibtibh?" The Female Pickpocket of
?Vaehington." snd a variety of act?, ?ones and
? tances, at the Varieties.
m
Thibd Wahu DRAFT Mkkti.m; ?An a.i
'onmed meeting of tbe citizens of the Third
Ward was held at Temperance Hall last night.
? ?? the -.m-...?e ut devisiug luriUei - meai.b io
1.11 the quota uf tne ward in th.? coining draft.
? he meeting v.a- a large one, and a Bande?me
rum of money was raised towards procuring
volunteers. Mr N. D Larner presided, and
.Mr .1. S Hollingshead acted as secretary.
After the chairman had called the meeting to
order, he aeked lor the reports of committees.
Mr. J. F. Mudd, trom the collation commit
tee, reported that he had collected ??*% '?-od re
ceived eubecrlptions lor Jl-3
Mr. Parker, fiom the same committ?-e. re
ported thftt he had received subscriptions for
9MBB. and had collected ?W-- in cash.
Mr. Z. Hunt, collection committee, reported
that be had met with poor success durinz the
?lay from the fact ihat he had been operating
in that portion ot the ward occupied by the
poorer classes. Many of whom he called upon
?were nnable to obtain their pay before Satur
day, but be succeeded In getting ?101.
Mr. G - E. Sbarretta, on behalf of himself and
Mr. John Meigs, ot the same committee, said
that they also visited a portion of the ward
?where the poor people lived, and that they did
not expect to get much, but their efforts were
crowned with success, aud they obtained ?110.
Mr. sbarretta remarked that these people were
willing to give what they could, and if these
who were able would do as well, the ward
could be cleared ot ?draft. Ten thousand dol
lars was all that was wanted, and if that sum
could not be raised in the ward the citizen?
?ought to be drafted. Many of tbe women with
whom be conversed said it was disgraceful
that some of tbe men did not subscribe, and
tbey expressed a determination to send their
?husbands to the meeting.
Mr. George H Gaasidy here arose and said
that he was not subject to draft iu the ward,
bnt he had ?50 to contribute. Mr. C. handed tbe
money ever to the treasurer, and was greeted
with load applause.
Mr. Job Angus announced that he was re?
S nested to put down the names of Mr. J. P.
art bolo w and Thomas and John Baker for
TH each, and that he had received ??lo from a
gentleman of tbe Fourth ward, and ??M from
another of tne Third.
Mr. ? D. Lnrner said tbat two gentlemen
had given bim ih?-ir named tor s??.'"? each, and
another for BaV
Tbe cbair ein:? ? tbat as far as reported those
who were exempt from the draft subscribed
more liberally tt.au tbe others. Tbis ought not
?he, remarked the sp? aker, and the 9??,???.? which
?would clear the ward ma.-t be rai.--d, or the
draft must certainly take place. The Third
ward wonld l-e the ia?t drawn, and they would
perhaps have until Wednesday to raise the
necessary sum. Tlie quota ot trie ward wa?*
much lower than any oth^r, and for the reedit
of the ward they ?'.??p?>1 get tne..? men. Those
who ** ere lia.? ?.- to the draft ought to help
their...-l?. ? s, however, by subscribing.
The chair in vit il gentlemen to come forward
and subscribe, when the following gentlemen
respouded : G. A. lieuily, #-?0; B. Loeh, f*?*i0:
Henry Windsor,*}-'?'-} for bimself and f?L> 1er
his brother, who hi not subject to the draft,- G.
"VT. Brown, Bit* s. A Tow-rs, B*9] L. R. Fech
t.r, ?15; C. F. Wood, BbBj J- Anandale, ?2?,
Meeers. Hoover, Ilice aad .loues, ?90 each; T.
M. Adams, S*1, 1 Prott, ????; Mr. Preston, ft?;
B. M. Belt, *??">: O. F. Medili, -siti; C. Steward,
BBBj W. H. Wood, #6; H. Sanderson, ?*?.'?; .Jacob
Tabler, ?IO; E- C. ?Lord, ?'??, Robert Clarkson,
.??lo; Jesee Topp, SB*); J. Colkleeser, ? IO.
Mr. G. U. Cassidy presented to the chairman
of the meeting a c-ertincate from Captain Put
nam, showing that he (Cassidv) had enlisted
three men into the L'nr.ed States service, and
? laced tbt-m to tbe credit ot the Third Ward.
'pen the chairman making the tact known to
the meeting, Mr. Cassidv was greeted with
loud applause, amid cries of " You are a
brick."
S Mr. ? ?. Britain, of the Hanson Exemption
ub, entered the room and announced to tbe
meeting tbat their club had just passed a reso
lution allowing any member who desired todo
soto withdraw his ????? and place it in the
ward funds to fill the quota??. He had * I'.?? in
ihe club, which the Third Ward could have if
the meeting thougbt they could raise enough
money to clear the ward.
The Cbair 'Mr. Larner) stated that If they
could not raise moaey enough to exempt, all
che moneys tbat bad been subscribed would be
returned. The announcement of Mr. Britain
?wonld bring in SKa? from Mr. Char If ? Kloman
and Bit?) from Mr. Monroe, both of whom were
members ot toe Hanson club.
Several gentlemen of the Hanson club here
Arose and transferred their ???? to tbe ward
fund.
Mr. G. Sbarretta was glad to see the exemp
tion men open their eyes and put their money
In tbe proper channel. That fund had been
detrimental to the interests of the city, and had
atopped enlistments, fora? long ae gentlemen
had their money in the clnbs tbey felt secure.
At this point some one in the back part of the
room sang ont, ??Are you a member '" [Loud
laughter J
Mr sbarrett*.? ?No, sir; and I am glad of
it." [Renewed laugbter.]
Mr. Sharretts then moved that a vote of
thanks be tendered to the Hanson club; which
was agreed to.
Mr. J. S. Hollingshead said that he under
stood that the resolution passed by tbe Han
son Club made it obligatory upon its members
to withdraw their money before the draft.
Therelore those v. ho had it there would draw
it on to-morrow, (today) as that would be
the labt day they would have.
Mr. G. Sbarrette suggested that some ol :he
gentlemen pregni should lay the matter before
ihe members ot tbe club and get them to con
tribute their money to th- Ward fuud.
Mr. J G Gibeou .-aid that he was a member
of tbe Bacon Clot?, and was willing to give bis
SU??. As that club was to bold a meeting for
the purpose ot considering a resolution similar
to that passed by tbe Hansou Club, a commit
tee ought to t?e appointed to wait on the club.
Mr. Sbarretta moved that a committee be ap
pointed io wait on the members of the Hanson
and Bacon clubs and solicit them to contri
bute.
The chair appointed Mr. Job Angus on part
of tbe Bauson club and Meeers. J. G. Gibeou
and li. Johnson on part ol the ? icon club.
Mr. Gideon ?.?.??.?-? here anuounced that be
wa? not subject to dratt having been drawn at
the former dratt, but as the Third Ward was to
be the banner waved he would contribute ?25
It wa? iher announced that the amount re
ceived up io the present time, hy cash aad col
lectloi.s, was about ??,???.
Alter tbe transaction of some other business
ot no importance the meeting, adjourned until
lo-night,
FiktbWaih? * ? bmi? t i on Mbbtib;? ?Last
? venlng tbe eltlnsa?ol tbe FiUb Ward held a
i.eeUng ?t Lang ley's Hall, corner of 3d street
M.d Penne?, ivaina avenue, to take raea*ure? to
.-void the im pending drat* whi.-h was attended,
uiihougb, not by a large number, by represen
tative? from ev? ry portion of the war I.
The meen ?.- was called to order by Mr C. I.
?Canfleld, and Mr . G. F. Gulick was called to
the chair, and K. B. l-'ergusou appointed Sec
retary -
Mr. Gulick on taking the cbair remark?d that
it was bett-r to commence lit? than never. He
had bat little do? ??t if the citizens stirred them
.* elve? to Mllng the quota tbat h postponement
ct the draft iu tbe ward would be made tor a
ew day?. He had bad au interview with the
Provoet Moraba?, sul was informad tttat tbe
quota ot ?he ward would bee.ime'hing l-*ss than
'?o men, and from tu? conversa ???? with mit
olfloer, he belewd tha? every fa. iutv would be
ahown, and bud no don m but that th-y w juld
?eceive un-u tor thirty d-ivs, ev?-n after tbe
drafted ?eu were sent to camp
Mr. W. H. Lus ic??? *aid ir th=? Government
conld b?? peri-uaoeu to m?. ? th? ward a few
days' grace there was but liule don tu bat tbat
tbe ward <AU?ld come out right aud he sut;,
?????ted that a commute*? be a,?????- d to ask
?hat the draft b*? postponed fort-udtys. If
toe drat ? commented imuiedia eiv it would be
Ui?ncult lo ? albe au) ?uoa-y fjr a bounty
fand.
G?' r Can lein moved that a OTSBltsaw he ap
? oil tea tu eut/g e? w.ys an i means ta AU me
?inotaot tn* *ari Cairud, ?u<l ?t??-??re ? ??
fleld, J?hn Hits, W. H. Eu? ice, H. ?. Kerl?
Aod John Boline w.Te appointe ?.
Alter a mio t cu snliaiou tne com?nlttee r?*
tnrned, an?i, broagh Mr. Hua, r-ported two
proposti ion??: First, the appo>n m??nt of col
ieotor? to solicit snr?Bcripim?.?? for ? bona y
lnnd; and eec nd 'he appointment of a ??t?
mlttee to w-nit on ?>>- ?viHri,r n ? a??* hin lo
?or?? a poetp.i. m?n? of the draft or ten diy>,
pr. malng ?? u- every endeavor to rei?? he
men in ?ha 'lue. ti.iu pi, p.?mon? W???
???lirpteri
Mr. Jihi ? ?? was elected tr*a*ire-of the
fund.
Mr HI ? rrnv^d that ?nbarripti ?ob h? re
?relved lm e^?-?e?v. and h- p- ,?.^d tl b< ooe
cf ten -o r is? one thousand d dive fAu
r?anse. ' ? v
The Chair ?-'a ed tha? he was like hu friand,
Mr. Hits, ex-rnpt, having alreadv fnrnished a
enbatmiu-, bit be wished teeeethedraf' averu
ed, and -would he The seooud one on Mr. Hitze
piumoni ion [Applause.]
Mr t's? flelrt and eeveral r?th?r? sn*-??cribed
twen'y didlarseuch; theeuh*crip?io?ii?amoant
l r to nt-ar three buadred dollars in the conree
of th?? evening?
A lougd'ecueeiou ensaed as to ?hebtet course
to ?*? pureued. dnnng wfil h It wa? et^ted ttiat
there wer? a number of person? H th? servie?
who had not heen credited to th?? ward, one
pentleman Mr Rerle, staMagthat he nad fur
bished ?h" name? of forty euch.
Mr.CarroH moved the appointment of %???
roittee of three? in each precinct, to ??certain
the name* of ?-neh persons IB th* servio?? who
have not been credtted. Carried: and Messrs.
E. E. Purnes. James Lynch, and(!. I Canfi?l 1,
I stprecinot, Joseph Carroll. D. W. Garst, An
drew McKenna.
Mr Clayton moved a committee be appointed
to wait on the Provost Marshal Clen-ral and
ask a postponement of the draft for ten d*ye.
Carried, and Messrs. B. B. French, Nathan
Sargent, and O. F. Oullck were appoluted.
The committee were instructed to report this
evening at 7% o'clock.
The following collectors were appointed to
wait on the citizens of the Ward, it being un
derstood that they will commence work im
mediately, and canvass the entire Ward, if
possible, today: First Precint?John It >bns.
Joseph Platz, Renjamin Ferguson, E. E.
Barnes, B. F Beers. Second Precinct?Theo
dore Burns, D. W. Garst, W. Nottingham, J
H. Baker, John Donn.
The meeting adjourned to this evening at 1 .
o'clock.
-Ms
ForRTTi Ward Statiok casb??.?s ?phla
Merntr, indecent language; ft83 K^ht. Kaut
rer. ?irurk ard disorderly; *2 5?*. c ?Inmola
Webb. a?snnlt and battery;" hail for peace. (1.
Caton, grand larceny; bail for hearing. Thoe.
C. l? ? ? s, fus?picion ot larceay; jail for hearing.
Anna Douglas? rtrnnlc and disorderly; work
boose. Peter O'Htira. drunk, dismissed. J.
M. Smith, A. C Smith, witneasee; military.
George Fresse, assault and b <ttery?twe cases;
bail for peace. James Wade, do; dismissed.
George S'eele, do , hall for peace. Rjbt. Kauf
ner, drunk; workhouse Edward Stereos, J.
B. Stewart, Wm. A. Simmons, James Dalton,
bousebreaking; jail for court. Frank Lavier,
.-odomy: bi-il for court. Elizabeth Miller, street
walking: workhouse.
HouPBnBBARBBS. ? Between eleven and
twelve o'lock last night, a sqnad of men entered
the bouse of Mr. George Tompkins, on H
street, between 6th and 9th east, and one, named
Edward Stevens, being caught, told who his
comrades were, and officers Eckloff, Lewis,
and Morris, of the Fourth Ward, arrested J.
? Stewart, Wm A. Simmons, and James Dal
ton. They were all sent to jail for court. A
few sights before five men entered the same
honse, stole Mrs.Thompson's dress, watch, ?fcc,
and even went to her bedside and tried to steal
the rings from her fingers. They escaped with
out being Identified.
Thb Billiard Salgo? Kbbpbbp? Last
evening a number of billiard saloon keepers
had a consultation at Lorch's in reference to
the bill now before the City Councils to in
crease the rate of taxes on billiard tables.
Toothing special was done at this meeting, ex
cept to determine on calling another meeting.
They allege that the passage ot the bill would
operate unjustly on them, as, while their
prices have not been increase.1, they pay a
heavy Oovernment license besides trom three
to four times as much as formerly for every ar
ticle pertaining to the game.
Another Umor Fr. a? ? Tbe Ohio and Mas
3acbu-etts State Military Ag.-ncit-s will raise
the national ensign on the corner of Sevecth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, this after
i:oon at 5 o'clock Gov. Cha?e, Gov. Andrew,
the Hons. .1. B. Pierce, of Miss , - Riddle,
of Ohio, BDd others have been invited to be
present. While tbe citiz??ns of Ohio snd Mas?
-ai l.n-i-t ? are particnlarlv reqnested to be
present, all frieuds of the T'nion are invited.
Pbkhstlvakia ok thb Avbxck ?Colonel
Wan tip's regiment of heavy artillery, number
ing i.t'.i ? men, and raised in Pittsburg, Pa ,
passed up the aven ne reeterdny, on their way
to Fort Reno. This is the finest regiment ever
recruited in the Keystone State.
FikbOrapbs.?From Page's hot-houses we
have some fine specimens of black Hamburg
grapes.
Dei-apt???.?The distinguished and well?
known Pianist, Mons. Alexander Wolowski,
hae left Washington by this morning's Express,
to fulfil a short engagement in New York All
those ladles and gentlemen who would like to
ent r their names in bis absence tor Piano Fore
and Singing Classes, can do so by calling at his
residence, 4S5 10th etreet, at Jas. ?. Callana
Drug S:ore. t
SPECIAL NOTICES.
--???
Jewklky' Jr?aki.rv.?Beautiful Gold Plated
cius'er ?tone aetts -tnl ivory sette, and Silv?r Pla
ted Tea Spoons, at the Dollar Btort-, 43?5 Pa av.,
near ?S at. It*
8. ?R ?????????? FU^TACBAXT.
\<>2 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington. September l'th, HM1
Draktu?.?Ed Star?Sir : I takr? thia method ot
informing my friends ??!' the First Ward, in which
said War?! I bave lived since 1 first landed in this
eountry, that I am ready with my ah^r?? of green
back* to help my frienda who are drafted to p-o
core substitute*. I hope all peraons who ar? in
business or otherwise, who claim alit-nage, no
matt-r to what country, will do the same, and
they wi'l save many worthy citizens the trouble
of carrying a knapaack for the next two or three
years. [lt'j albbrt Woodlet.
BpibbavObbbiba cab ?iUt.uo.-ur Band'sBps
?ific cures Spermatorrkata, Seminal Weakness, Fm
?oteney, Loss of Power, etc.. speedily and effectually.
t* effects are truly magical. A trial of the Speeiflo
will convine? the most akeptical of Ita merita.
Price 81 a box. Sold by h. 0 ford, coraer llth
atreet and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. lao-ly
Wabbastbd to Qua? ibSix Da vb -Dr. Godfrey'?
Antidote, an English Sp?cifia of elxtyflve rear*'
atanding, will cure Gonorrhaa in six days. No
change of diet required. Price 91 per bottle. Bold
by 8. 0. Ford, corner llth etreet and Pa. avenue,
Washington, and Henry Oook.exandrls. lai-'v
D.'SBIBBS OT TBB NbRVOOS, 8BBIBAL, ?RI5AST
ASnSBX?ALSyTiBS? new and reliable treatment
?in Beporta of the Howard Association?Sent by
mail in aealed letter envelopes, free of caarge.
Addreaa D. J. Skillin Hougnton, Howard Asso
ciation, No. 3 South Ninth atreet, Philadelphia,
Pa._JeSOSm
Coloatb'8 Hobst Soaj?
Thia celebrated Toilet Snap, in auch universal
demand, ia made from the choicest materiale, la
mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent
ed, and extremely beneficial in it* action apon the
Bkin. For sale by all Druggiata and Fancy Gooda
Dealers. _laV-eoly
Db. DrroBT'e Bagar-coateu gemale Begulating
Pilla are the ?try best in use. They operata iptediiy
and tf ''.?>??'.. ani being sugar-toated create no
nausea upon tbe most delicate at'.mach A trial o.
these Pilla will prova their svreriori'y over all
others. Price ?l a box. Sold by B.C. Ford, corner
llth etreet and Pa avenue.Wa^hing-Vm,and Heurv
?onk. Alexandria faft-lv
'A S?.io3tCold,' Cocrm,.?Few are aware of
the iup' ?G'ance of checking a Cough or -'slight
cold"in ita first stage; that which in tbe begin
ning would yield toa B?ld remedv. if neglect-.d,
aoon attack*tbe lungs. --Brown's Bronchial Tri
dits'' give aure and a.most immediate relief. Mil
itary Officer? and aold?era ahould have thsra.a?
they can be carried in the pocket a.i taken as
occasion requires. au 26-Ini
MIAJIRIEI?,
On the 12 b iratant bv Hev. 8. V. Le-coh, LEO
NA?D 8 CHAPMAN of Fr-nMin Co , New York,
to MlrS M. TBLINDA THOMPSON of Mont
gome t Co . M uyland *
f?n the l?th Inpt , by the Rev. Mr. Thrush,
SARAH B.NALLYtoFBANCIBS CRUTCHKl'T.
both oi th* city. ?
? Hal timore pap< rs please eop>._
? 01 m m >-???
DIED,
Oa iridar av*nlng. leth inst., CLAItA, infant
<ii Ugh -i of Juon V. and Margaret A. Ke?U>, aged
IH L. ,...tba.
Our baby Olara haa left ua now.
An?! gon?? to ?1 ?ell above;
Wbrr?? Carlin* ? g. la 'mid that throng,
She'll abaie ht-r Saviour'a love.
? ?aere v?ry h ?ni lunecd to break
A p?r? nt'e ?Jord ? f lo???:
'? ??< ugti w?? know nhe a happier far.
Ia h??? en???; h m<? ahov- A FkHND.
Tb? 11 ienda ard acquai'' aure* of the f?mUr ?re
??.?iirdt?? at'en" the foner??. *t the reeid nee ot
'"* larirta 'i F atreet south, betweeu 8tvi a d
" b etroetB wc--t. at three o'clock. on Sunday affer
ri ? D
On tb? 16 ii L-t . MART CEBTBUDB. ag-i one
>ear -nd i*v month*, daugtiter of Henry and
M?r? t>mitb *
CKDCOATIONAL.
OMMKTICTAI. COLLKiiK .th and ? stre-ta,
oeeoaite foot Uffl?-e Hoar* o' attendance?For
tx??e ?iom 9 a. m to J p. ta.; Indie*, 4 to6J< p. m.;
gt-nli ?? ? 7 to ?? ? to._??? 15 3t*
A LADY having a thorough education la music,
? ?abe? t.. take a frw ? L> 1L8 tor inatnetioe.
T**??,'?m??er."U?. Tb?a? ?le-1-.'oua ?il learning call
a? 4r?e H th etreet, betweeu 0 atreet and Penoayl
vaniaatean?__^_p^p y jt*
pjMAl ? COMPLAINTS aad DlaeMea" ariaing
? ?G??JmPlJrlft?'f_,t_.t,,Io,ld r-ceiv?ipeoial at
tent.en from Ve. DABBY. 4?* 7th atreet betweeu
'?li*? HoBor,k,>1? 9*4 ?clenUllc treatment war?
???tea.__aepU-lm?
???_ ?ALB-?: ?
l?x good WkBTu or GAHBAGB
liarneea. ????? to v
J B Tul)?Q.Jr.*BvO..
_??>* Pann'aav.. n-ar H ?t.
HOG8HF.AP8 AKD CRATrS-Oae hn or?>4
Hi>M ? *-'? a?-? Crate* filled wit?? atra? Vor
b-ieby C. W liOlKLkRA SuN .. tls( 1.?a 'all )
PrPLSilvaiiia Avatiue, between 9th %md l*H . at '
itallnX
WANTS.
W AKTE D-? GOOD GIRL, well ree ?nammided
f?>r g*nei-a| hoii-e wo*-?, <*-???'tw*?es p*l?I.
Inquire a 351 6t h ?.tre-?, ?norner of JH._It*
117 ? NT Kl?-A ?. o1 ?DIM ??.-?? ?? ? BK and
"? Inori ?. A|.pi, al No. 4-iO Ne ? V rk av.,
I .etwee? Lit h and ? ?? ? ?'?._se? 17-a.*
ROOM ABI? BOaRD WANTED ?? the ?.tofOe
t<>b?-r. i?, ? ?r ?? e fa-nit?.!-" **%9 War*? hj
? ??neleinan. Add *?? ? ?. W, Star Ofttct*. with
I rrns._H*
UMNTKD-Atlhe ?venie H?iu?,e. Bo ?>l? E
8tr?-t between 12th an I Uth, ????t?????
PnUCKBbS m.d one WAITER. None but good
Iiaiida need apply _ _a*M> I ?"-'it*
WANUH-A PCRCIlARRR;fvroiie half inter
est in a Hot??! in thi* city, already est?*?
lisbed, and dr. p? ? g"0?? bni-inese. Adlrrs? P. H.
L , Washington Peat Office._s??o 17 tt*
117 A ? TEI*-A rPHc ctable middle a-ied WHITB
?" WOMAN 11 take eh aree of h<>ue? ?.ad ma e
bers'-lf erne ally ? ?te tul. Reference ** io h??? <????
end moral character retiuired. Addreae BACH
i. Un._s??p 17 ut'
ll'ANTElv-A aentieman of retired bah te de
f? ?-ire? BOARD ?.ni ROOM in tpri'li?- ??'?*? y,
in Waahlngtcn or beorgetown. where he cai? have
th?? BMW of a Piano, with a view to ?be study and
pr.ic ice ?if music Addre?? W. II. H , Star Offic*.
eepl7-2t*?_
WANT'D-? ge?tlem?n of refinement. ?Of'he
legation,or otherwise! keepia? a hor** ???
? , . ? %lL or wi'hout servant, may flu? ve?-v
?1 ?irabl?? ACCOMMODATION*-, in a heal ?by,
? r ??? rt? p?rt ??? the city. Enquire >f 3 a.
T0PHAB1. ?500 7th St._sep IT-.Ht*
WA?T?t? Hv e ? ??-??1>1 -rr??.ng ?tri ?**!??
' A'ION a? chambermaid, or to do 0u?
???wing or nurse. Please od rese I?or ? ? S6 Star
O Hire._ ??-> ?j -f
WAMTKD-Froui ?M.000 t > S">.OO0. fro-a two
to tour ?.e-irs i>e-d of trust ?ive ? on valua
ble real ?-??tate. Address 8 ?. ?., Boa No. 10,8t?r
Crii ce._sep l.">-6t*
?????????^? wliite ROG about 17 reare of aje
?* t.-? ran errands
CH?\S L. LOCK WOOD A CO.,
peplii-Ut' '5 24 I'euna. av.
IVANTKD-Bya lady without f?mily.?~FITR
" ?IPHBD HOUSE, from 8 to 12 rooms. Must
be near the street ears. Best of references g?v??n.
Address or apply at SO Fa. ??venue, between 2let
and BM sts._sep lt*-3t*
\V ANTED?A SITUATION of some hind by an
? ? active man of strict temperance habits and
principles. Has best references, and can be relied
npon to fulfill regularly all duties, or would invest
eome capita in some safe business. Please ad
dreea'A.Z.," ?t this ogee._sep 16-2t*
WANTBD TO RENT-? II0U8B with imdern
?mprovernante in a Central location, north
of Pennsylvania Avenne. Direct 3. 0 Star Onice,
stating- rent. Ae._sep 18 3t*
?iVANTED?A SMALL HOUSE, furnished or un
*? furnished. Address CAPTAIN ft, SODOR,
Northeast corner 19th and G Btreets, stating terme,
Ac._sep lt?-3t*
WANTED IMMBDIATBLT-A good second
hand RANGB. Also, two good OVBTBR
8HUCKERS Apply at the Green House, No. 511
New Jersey avenue, near the Depot. sep 15 3t*
BjO fififi WANTBD-A LOANOFTWOTnOU
f?,???? BAND DOLLARS wanted. The best
secarity will be given on improved Real Estate.
Address B. II., Box T3J? PoetOflee. sepl?V8t*
WANTBD? A SITUATION, by? yeung man of
business hstits, in some light employment;
would like to go witb ? sutler or purveyor, having
some eiperience, and ran give good cit? references;
ie not particular about salary. Address? " J. ? ,"
33?? Post Office, Washington. D. C. aep 15 3t*
WANTKD? By a respectable lady, a SITUATION
in a Hotel as chambermaid, or dining room
werk, or a.-?-istant cook, or a good seamstress; she
is also competent of taking charge of a private
bouse if requested. Good reccomm?ndati'?n given.
Apply at No, 30 2d street east, b??twei-u ? and C.
Capir?,.! Hill._sep 15 3t*
WANTED?Two WHITE GIRLS-nt e ae chain
bermaid, and to aseistwith the washicg; the
other as waitress; tbey must be neat mil tidy,
with good recommendations. Also, a person to
take family washing home, by the monta. G?, ??na
but competent person?? n?-e-t apply, 349 Mth st.,
between I ani K. sep 15 ."it*
\1TANTED-A SITUATION by a aarde?? and
? * firmer. He understands it in all its I.ranchee,
acd will ?ive the best sati-faction of any other
man seeking a situation of th? kind, and do his
work with lees exp-?n?-?. and will nhow a -fool
moral example to those who are iiroand him, and
teach them the bablta of Industrv. G ntl-m >n
doing business in Washington or Baltimore pre
ferred. Address C.8. D, at the Star office, for one
weik._sep 16-3t*
FURNISHED HOUSE WANT?D.-A comf?.rf
ably furnished HOU8B, of moderate ni7.e. is
want'-d immediately, in thia city or Georgetown.
Central location pref?-rr.?d. Address Box Mo. -J??.?
Washington city post office._Bej U tf
COACH M AN-WANTED-For a private family.
Those who can bring eatisfactory testimonials
of character, and competency, ?nay acplv between
the hours of IU and Uo'cloek, to J. DENT. No. 4.1?6
1 ?th street._sep 12-lw*
WANTED TO RENT-? medium sized DiVBL
LING, now or any time prior to th? 1st
November Address 8. L. Htent, Garden street,
near Preston st.. Baltimore City._sep li-eod**w*_
WANTED?A number of active, honest BOYS,
as mes-engers in the Independent Telegraph
Office. Good wages can be made. Apply at 430
ist h street._ _sep lo-l-v^
WANTED?Two Hundred COLORED MKN.
Appi
au? tf
Apply at No 10 Water street, Georgetown.
WANTED?Two ateady, industrious ROTS, ?me
each to learn the Harnees and Trunkmahing
buelness. Apply at ?'?00 7th street._aa29-tf
OLD BOTTLES WANTED I __.
OLD B0TTLE8 WANTBD!
Tbe higbeet cash price will be paid fer?
Whole Champagne Bottle?,
Half do. do.
Pint Porter do.
Pint Ale do.
PintAleJngS, Ae,. Ac, by
RILEY A. SHINN.
Union Bottling Depot, Georgetown^ D C.
N. B?Any person having large quantities of
Old Bottles on hand, can have them taken away
by notifying me. [an 13-lm] R. A. SHINN
WANTED-By MORGAN A RHINEHART, at
G street Wharf. 5.000 Tone GRBBN HOS
PITAL AND CAMP BOMBS, ter, which th? high
eat market price will be paid._au H-eolm
\\J ANTE D-8BOOND HAND FTJRNITC KB
yfr Also, MIRRORS, CABPBTS, BEDS, BBD
DING,?ndH0U81PURNI8HING GOO D8 of every
deacriptioo. R BUOHLY, 43?*? 7th etreet.
)e 8-tf between G and H.eaet side.
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MT??
(
^EOBGBTOWN TAXE8-Anab?tement of threr
? per tout, will be alluwed on the general tax of
lSiH. if paid ??? or before the let of October next.
after wnieh time the Collector will ? roc ?ed. under
tie law. to prepare liete of tenermi, water and
? ?.?.(.'' a ??? ? due. and unpiid. for advertisement, in
volving heavy ?dditio al coste.
AU i? terested will do well to e-fivern themselves
a-cordinglv. CHARLBS D. WELCH.
sep IP-dtOcU_Collector.
rpiIE PARTNERSHIP heretof??re existing be
1 lw* en *? illiam 8. Mattews and J ..ho W 8moot,
under the name of W. S. MATTHEWS A CO.. was
on the 17tl? nit. diesolved by mutual consent.
Parties indebted will piense call for aettl'-ment
npon Wili;nm 8. Matthews, a? No. 49 High street.
W. S. MATTHEWS.
JOHN W. 8M0JT.
Georsetowu. D. 0., Sept 8. 18t>?.
Tbe business wi'l be continued by W S Mat
thews, under the name of W. S. MATTHEWS A
CO., and at the old -t?nl. No. 49 High street,
where he will be pleeeed to serve his cuetomers.
?ep 9-2sw4t* WILLIAM 8. MATTHEWS
(GEORGETOWN CORPORATION BTOCK7
' Those persons who may be diepoeed to par
ch aee Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bear?
an interest of six per cent, per annum, payable
quarterly, can obtain sorse by applying to WM
DAIRD. Clerk of ?aid Corporation._Je 29-d toi
?pOW?NG PRO.MPTLY ?TTBND??TTOTbVta?
I Petomac Tow Company's boat?, "Potomac,"
"Gov. Curtln" ?nd "Belle Heven." Apply to ths
Captains on board, or to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
my 19- Water street. Georgetown.
DM!'?
A
PROP J. W. KREI8' DANCING ACADEMY,
Tsmpbbshob Ham., E Stxbbt.
Day for Ladle?. Mfese?. and Ma?t?r?, WKDN13
DA!i and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, '"
frosa 3 to 5 o'clock.
Gentlemen's close MONDAY and WRD
NE8DAY EVeNINGS.from7 to in0'cloek.L_ _
Private inetructione given to salt the conveni
ence or the pupila.
For terme and other Information, apply at the
Hall ''nrir ir tbe houre of tuition.
; eeplO-B.M.WAS. 4t_
C?ARDEN SEEDS ! ??-^
? GARDEN 8KB D? I
J'i?', received, fresh and genuine,
TTJRNIP.
RADISH,
?U0CMBEB,
CABBAGE,
KALB.
A'*-.. CLOVER AND TIMOTHY.
3. P. BARTHOLOW.
S-jr* 7th et., between Pene ?v. and Canal,
?? ? eot* _Washington, D.O.
O??^ PAWNBROKBB AND* OQC
??O LOAN Off/ICE. ??3
LICENSED BY~??THORITY.
a?-?5 matthbw~b: walsh. a*?s
a-i"? C 8TKBBT, between lthand lUh.
Second door from Harvey ? Oyster Saloo?.
In compliance with the wish of many friend?*, I
am now pr-per?*! to make 1?Keral ????? ad? ?gE?
vaocee on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia-jL^X
nonde. Jewelry, 8Uverwar?, Hardware.O *?
Clothing, and Merchandise of every description in
goo?? order.
BVHavin? bad twelve ye?.rs exp?rience in basi
net)? in tbeOlty. and favors ??'y knewu to many of
its eiticene, I am confident that to all who may in
trust me with business,{which will be etristly
cooSdenliaDl will give satisfaction Office opeu
every day (Sunday excepted) from Seven o'clock,
A. n. until Nine o'clock ?t?, ?. se? 13 3m
THE SOLDIER'S, FEIEND ! - Bein? a eo7r?set
gu'de to the Soldier, ?newering almost every
inquiry he toav have to make with direction? for
tbe 8?''dier. clearly ?nd espliciUy laid down to
guide him in all his business transaction? befar?
the Departments, partii u'ajly the War Department:
besides wbtch.lt contains other information of the
otmoet valu? to th? Soldier. No Seldter ehonld be
without it Sent ?*?** ??Id. to ?ny Soldier'? ad?
drt??. OB receipt of 5'cents Address Boi 6??'?.
Washington Oltv Pest Office The Soldier esast hi
parti?? ?r in giving bis company, regiment. Be.
s?t H-lw*_'
1MP0BTEDHAVANA8BGAR8-J 0. BACHEE,
er.. ?3? PennayIvania ?venue bega te recom
mend U bis friersds ai?d coo-mm-m his we4l assort
ed atoeJr. ol Imported Havana ?Secara, aeleoted by
himf^lfoakusriKeat Tlsitin New le?, sept) lw?
FOB RENT AND 8&LK.
Two orthp.eecomVob^a'Ble uoojia o an
be ?ad whh Board, at No. 321 G et.. WaeUi?*?
t ?n.D. C _ s??p |7 ?it*
?TOB RBNT-A w*H ??eUbli-hid r G AN D f?r a
' Or r rygto-e. cor irC ?nd 1W>. et*., Inland
Fo? 1-jnher information apply oa tue praraiaev?.
a?>p 17 St_
?TOB RENT-? t?iree story BRICK DWELL
? I>G, containing nia? G?????, Latrob* atove,
*"?*. e by.ira.nt in the yard. The bouse i? in non
p!? te order. No, ? Missouri avenue, betw?w?n 4>
and ?5th streets. Enquire next door. No. ?*.
*?? ? ?? -;tf_
C "OTT AOL TO l.KT. coutaininc t??n ro???n*. eel
/ l??r, piazza, area ail ron art; large lot, wit* atavie
trees; lawn in Iront, No *49 ?*? *tr?>*t, ?a t of tke
Capitol. : h -?? ? s qiiar ?- j .??'!? of Pennsylvania av.,
n??w o cupied by Mr. J it. Whe ?1er. Po?*e"?i >n
given inimediatelv. Thos?1 deairing a pleassot
residenci? can exarnin the premiae*. then ?pelt ta
J. G. ADAM8, Agent. No. 3*3 ?th street. Th rd
Ward._ _eep |7-3f
U*M>BI TO BENT-Between 7th and Gth stri-en,
O 400 D r-treet. Inauire on the premise*.
sep n-4t*_
F ORS A I, ? OBTrTkNT?Houa? No. -6 ?? ?a at ,
b-t Mas?, ?v. and a st. Inquire at tb? oor
neratore. [sepie ari Mr.O'iRNRLV.
ROOM FOR BENT, unfurnished, on second
Boor. Inquire at .-?econd house frt?m uorthea?t
correr 17th aad K._<<<?? lfr-8t*
|<X>R BALI??A BKIOK ST?RE, auitaMe for a
? confectionery ati?re. Apply at 3??"* 7th ?treat.
corner I._Bse l-?-3t*
TWO OR TURK ? UNFURNISHED ROOMS
for rent, in a new three-st ry Brick House, to
a reepectable family, No -27-2 Second St., b-tweeu
Massachusetts avenue and ? st*._sep U 3t*
F**uR RLNT-On the Island, two orthree ROOMS
very convenient for housekeeping, A small
family without children prefeired. Inquire attha
otar Office._sep l??- ?*
FOR SALE?Kighty four (31 i acres of heavy
TIMBER LaND. cak aad pine; will cut from
rVe to 7n cords per acre; Mtua'ed in Montgomery
county, Md.. 16 miles from the District and ?miles
from the Canal. Apply to WM. KILGOUR. At
torney at Law. 517 ?th st._Bep 16-lw*
I^OR KBNT-That desirable RESIDENCE, N?.
380, Franklin Bow, ? etreet north, betw. eu
1-th and 13th streets weet, The house ia furnished
throughout, and contains 14 rooms. Possession
given 1st October. For terme, Ac, apply at Fair
fax Cottage, O street aouth, between 2d and 3d
streets east. Capitol Hill._sep H-2t*
17OR RENT-? PARLOB AND BEDRbOM~o?
the Srst floor, or two bedroom* on the second
.loor, at 341 F at., bet. 9taand loth at?, sep IS 3t"
f7?B 8ALK-A nearly new COOKING STOVE",
(Philadelphia Gas Burner.) Inquire at 34*?
liith at rest, between L and M. sep 15 3t*
FOR RENT-An OFFICE, end aeveral band
soraely furnished ROOMS. Apply immediate
ly at 43a 13th street, between I and F ata.
tep 15-St?_
rVOTICE? The ROOMS at 333 I atreet, between
is 13th and 14th,opposite Franklin Bqnare, ao fre
quently applied for of late, can now be secured, if
? ar'?/"application ie made. Bath-room in the house.
Board furnigbad if desired._sep 15 St*
F?OR BALE?the whole or a part of LOT~No. 3,
of aquare 1(>96, on A atreet aouth, between 17th
and 18th atreeta east, near Lincoln Hospital, 82
feet front, and 123 feet deep. Apply at No. 13
Missouri avenue, between 41 ? and 6th eta.
eep M?_L. GIBECKE.
FOB S ALK?A nOC8K and LOT on Patrick
atreet. The Houae i* entirely new, and the
locality cood The purchaser will be warranted
against all claim? of Hiram Arnold, or other par
ties. Apply at 163 Queen street, Alexandria. Ya,
_ftepi5Gt*_ BENEDICT A ALBEB.
FOR SALE-SfO?K and FIXTURES of an old
establiahed family Grocery Store doing a good
business. Reason* for selling, having other bini
nega, and cannot attend to both. Also, a good
rABM of 100 acre?, on the railroad, 12 miles from
town and one mile from a stati n. For further
information inquire of J. B. JONK.- A CO.. corner
of L and 7th etreeW._aep 15 6t*
??URN?8HKD ROOMS, with Board, for rent at
a No. 411? (1 street, between Sth and 9th, oppo
site the Patent Ofliee. Cull and see thein. se U-7t*
tpORSA~LE~A good-sited FRAMlH?UaB. tw ?
storv, ??<ntaining fonr rooms; also the Lot, 21
liyt?. Terms easy. Apply on the premises, corner
1st and H, I-land._aep 14-lw*
17ORH ALE?Parlor, Bedroom and Kitcln-a FUR
NITURE. Carpets. Bedding. Ac, mostly new:
al"o,a lady's Side Saddle. Intuir?? for b WAO
NEK. second door from tbe corner of Mas*, ave.
and 1st street_sep ll-6t?
FOR"RENT?A first class HOUSE, 851 G street,
second door from 10th atreet, near the State
Department, containing 10 rooms,beside*kitcheu,
attic and large cellar; gas aud gas fixture* all
throuub the houae, and a pump in the vard. Also,
in private family, a PARLOR and CHAMBER on
the first Hoor. (furnished. 1460 New York avenue,
near lr.th st.
sep le-ti_P. A. GARDNER.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN?The STOCK and
FIXTURES of M. L. Julihn's Fancy Goodn
Establishment, B0<> l'a. av. For particulara ap
ply at the store._*_____!
STORE TO RENT-? good STORE, centrally lo
cated, lighted with gaaand provided with fix
ture*. A j j 1 ? at 335 F street, bet. 9th and luth sta.
*epl2-dtf_
Q08LING HOUSE FOR BALI.
The Proprietor of this popular and well-known
Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from busi
ness, and offera hie well-known house for sal*.
Any one wishing to engage in a LUCRATI ??
BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn
?ylvania avenue, bet. 12th and 13th ata. sel2 lw*
FOR BENT-? PHOTOGBAPHIC GALLERY
having a splendid Sky Light. Connected with
the Gallery are three convenient Booms. Inquire
on th? premises. No. 540 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 1st and 2d sts , or of GREGORY ENNI8,
2*2 G st._aep 10-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-The large four-atory
BRICK DWELLING H0?S1, No. 3??*, on the
north aide of north C '-treat, between 3d ntreet
west and i3i street, having a front of 28 feet on a
lot 140 feet deep, with a atable and carriage honse
building in the rear on an alley, 3" feet wide.
PoBseasion of the houae can be had in a few day?.
Apply at 490 H atreet, to
seplO-lw*_JAME8 TOWLE8.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SILL AT PRI?
vat? aale a tract of LAND, containing about
two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 milea
from tbe Capitol, over Benning'a Bridge; about60
acres cleared A and 45 in meadow; ;h? balance in
unsu r passed timber, mostly oak and chestnut. No
improvements except a small house. For further
particulars addreae Box 3t*4, Washington, D. C.
or inquire of the subscriber. V? miles northeast
?f??w?iy'* Dr?d*e?_E. SHERIFF.
F'UBNISHED ROOM8- Single or suite* of
ROOM8, suited for the accommodation of offi
cer? of the army and others: also, PARLORS with
felding doors; all just vacated, at 424 16th etreet,
between New York avenue and H. sep S-eoiU*
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RINT. without Board,
to gintlemen only?347 ? atreet, near 13th.
Inquire of Mrs. A. E. STEPHEN80N. au31-tf
OR RENT-The large and commodious ROO M 8
F
com pricing the second, third and fourth sto
ries over J . L Kldwell'a new Drug Store, on Est.,
near corner of Pa. av. and 14th at., two doors be
low Willards'Ilotel. __
an 29-tf _JOHN L. KIDWBLL.
FOR RENT?A ROOM on 15th etreet, opposite
the Treasury Department, adapted to the use
of a Banker or Broker, having conneoted with it
a very commodious and substantial vault. In
quire of WILLIAM ORMB, No. 312 Penn. ave.,
between loth and llth sts._au 27-3w
TUE 8UR8CRIBER offers at private aale a very
valuable and productive FARM, situated in
the District of Columbia, one mile east of Ban
ling'e Bridge, containing sixty acres of excellent
land, well watered. The improvements, a large
two-story Frame Dwelling, nearly new, with the
necessary out?buildings. Persons wishing to pur
chase are invited to examine the premiaos. A very
pleasant drive of three miles, over a good road,
from Washington city. _
anzaenlm* ROBERT K. NEVITT.
FOR SALE-DRUG STORE, BR10K HOUSE and
three BUILDING LOTti. Inquire at No. 4??,
Masa, avenue, near ethjit._auJS-lui*
ORBALE?A three" story and attic" BRICK
HOUSE and out-buildings, on North Capitol
atreet, between ? and 0, No. 394, nearly opposite
the Washington Railway, near th? Depot Houae,
containing It) room*; a vacant lot adjoining; front
of 55 by 80. For further particulara inquire of
WALL. STEPHENS A CO.. No. 322 Pennaylva
niaav. _an 16
WE OFFER FOR SALE, at a great bargain a
email FARM, containing about OR acres, well
improved with new dwelling and all necessary out
houaee. Thi- property Hea about 4 miles from
Center Market, on the Bonning's Brida? road
across Eastern Branch, ia in a high and healthy
situation, with an abundance of wood. Terma
made known on application to
SWEENY & CO , Real Batate Broker*,
au 15 Im Corner 7th and O atreet*.
F
TWO NEW AND 8UPEBI0B R08EW00D G?
ANO FOBTE8 AT PK1VATE SALE -We of
fer at private sale two new anil superior Roiewood
la*? 8*ven Octave PIANO FORTES of flue tone
?nd workmanship and from a celebrated manu
factory, which will be sold at a rea?en?hle price.
JAS. C McGUIRE A Co,
sep *3-6t_Auction and Coin^Merohante.
?ijB*Y MRS. GO?DALL, jttf
n?%T^ 8INGTNGMANDOpiiN0. ?_*
Commences instruction in the above branches on
MONDAY, Bept. 5th.
at her residence, 166 ? at., bet. 18th and 1Mb.
north aide._??? g gg?
WB. TURNER'S LIVERY STABLE, on 7th
? etreet,between H and I, where per-1
sons can be accommodated with Harks,
BoggiM and Saddle Horeea on rea?onab!e?
terma. Jfte i? also baying and selling atook.eud
persona in th? trade will do well to call, se 5-lm*
FEYEB AND AGU? PERM ?\NBNTLY CURED
FOR ?*.-Madame MaRSHA, 403 ? street,
will warrant to the public to cure the Fever and
Aaue permanently in one week's time. A'eo other
complainte treated with great Baoceaa st No. 403
? atreet, between 9tB and luth st*. gep M Im*
PBOIAL NOTIOE.-AU pereoea hsvin ?1 alma
against the Peraeverenoe Fire Gnmaeuy ate re
quested t? present the aaue to th? President, All
mernbe? BJ? hereby notified to attend a ep*oial
neeUBgon THUR8DAT Sept. uth, at 7? p m .
a ? there ? ill be a final settlement of th? affai .t oi
th? company. All persons who are not pre?., ut.
or prefer their clalsas at or before said meeting,
will, by reaoIutUn, beenluded from all beau;? of
?aid aettlement.
S
By order af th? Companv.
aepSeoaf JOHM H. DICKSON, 8 >'
EG ABS ANDe MBLODEON8.-We have tbia
a cf MaaonAHamlia'aO
differaat aiae?. Alae, a
?0 A Oo.'aaad8mhh'? M
WO M1T?1BOTT.
. Uth street aa4 r?. ?real
O day received five of Mason ?fc Beasi?*? 0AB
INBTOBGBN8, of differaat aiae*. Alee, a new
?Morte-entof PrncoA Oo.'aaad8mhh'a M .- ?
AUCTION SALB8?
-wdhm i 1 ? ?? '?* >
HKitK DAY?.
? Y J C McrOClRB A CO , A?etiou??er??.
H"W?^*iltB TaTnTINGS, 8? ? 1*1*1 KLB
???i; f ? PlfHK.*? A\D WAlTKKt?. AMD
??t?????^??.11**^^** *T AUCTION.
o'c\ ?o iiiA? ?0>????0. St-e-enib-r ?. th. at is
iVnMi?rtVJi1''? Ro* l^7 H strv?i,ber.tweee
if L^lffi^Stasai ' ?"" '"1 of
.-totas. Arm and ffijA ?***??. comprising
Tal le*. Chairs. Steve? *
R?stete??}?. MsA.i^BssaB?. Orlb?,
Djin'.eri? ai.>l P^l?va V?-i,e'i?a Bunl?, A?;
A L-SO*"--*
Ini ?bet of nne old l'air, tings and Engravings,
A lot of-operie-r Sheffield P'??a4 Ware, ompri*
10* ?
Waiter?. Wine Coolers,
Covered Oveter Di ?be?, round ani orsi,
Diebes ? 'hut rovers,
Butter Dieb??. SUlt?. Ac
A'so, a lot of China and Bohemian GUeewar??.
Terme oonh
Kepl7-d JA8. C. M-GUI RE A 00.. Anota.
?
Y GREEN A WILLIAMS Auctioneer?.
Alf'TIOV SALE OF ??? SMALL PR AME TBV
EMKNTS ON nil 81 RBFT. BBTWBEN Mil
SOjDBI AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES. TO
BK RKMOVBD
On TUESDAY, the ?Kh inst. we -hall sell, in
frott of thi ;.r mi-? a, at fi o'clock, p. m.. Uve ernall
f?ame ter..-m??i>t?. to be removed, ai ?uated od Third
street we-?t, between MUeoari ?nd Pennsylvania
Bvenres.
Tern?? cosh.
sep 16-d GRBBN A WILLIAMS. Auctw.
J?Y JA3. G. McGUIRE A CO., Auctioneers.
?TOJ??S* HUlLDIN?TLoTS ON NEW YORK
AVENUE, BBTWKB? 4TI1 AND ?TH STS.,
AN ) TWO LOTS ON OREGON eTRKET, AT
PUBLIC S ALK.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. September ad. at .1
o flock, on the preuiieee. we ehall ?ell the east half
of Lot No. 6, in square S14. 'renting *1* fed 5 in
ches on the north side of New York avenue, be
tween 4th and 6th streets west, running back to a
W> foot ? 1 -y, to be divided Into two building lots.
Immediately after we shall s?ll Lota X2 and 3? In
subdivision of Brinare No. 44?t, fronting each 24 feet
on Oregon street, and running back 1?5 feet to ? ??
foot alley.
Titile perfect. Term? caah
sep ifi-d_J. O. McGUIRE A 00.. Ancts.
Y WM. L. WALL A CO., Auctioneers,
South corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.
GROCERIES, LIQUORsTciGARS AND TOBAC
CO AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. Sept. 20th, commen
cing at lu o'clock, we will sell, at the Auction
Rooms, ?a assortment of Groceries, Ac, compri
8i?r?
Id Cheats Te?, Boxea Coffee
2i?li Bexe? Ground Pepper and Kega Mustard
Boxes Yellow and Fancy Soaps
Oases Whisky. Demilohns Brandy
d?.????? Segare, different brands
20 Boxes Navy and other Tobacco
29 Kegs Whit? Lead
IV Barrels Molasses
fjo Baskets He?sick and Siller'? Ohampagn
2? Barrels Glassware
50 Barrels old Bourbon, Gibeon, Byls, Cincin
nati and Rye Whisky
Octave? Brandy
1 Barrel Apple Brande
? Barrels Kllklnnlc* Tobacco
With a variety of otner good? in the Grocery
line. WM.L. WALL ft CO ,
sep 16 IChronl _ Auctioneers.
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S. MARSHAL'S BALE.
In virtue of a writ of fieri facia?, ?saued from the
clerk's office of theSuprem?*. Court o? District of
Columbi?, snd to me directed, I will seil at public
sale, for cash, in front of W.L. Wall ft Co.'s IU
7 ?ar. on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 1 th
street?, in the city of Washington. D. C. on 8A G
URDA Y. the Jlth day of September Inst..1354, ccm
mencins at 1?> o'clock a. tu.?
1 Dunn Horse,
I Bey IL.rse,
?e'zed and levied upon as the property of John C.
H-zleton, ard will be sed to satiety Jsuttelalg No.
112?, in fsver of lease AlB**aeder
WARD H. I.AMOS
?ep 15-d U 8. Marehal D. C.
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Y JAS. C. McGUIRE A CO..Auctioneers.
THREE BUILDING LOT8 ON NORTH ? ST ,
BETWEEN aoTH AND ?ilST STREETS WEST.
AND ALL OF SQUARE. No. ?J?, AT PUBLIC
SALE.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Sept 24th. at 5
?'clock, on the premise?, we ehall sell allot Lot
No. 19, and the west half of Lot No. 20, in Square
No 78. fronting teirether 6" feet on the south eile
of ? etreet. between ?"th and 21st streete west, and
running back 117 feet ?? inch to a *' feet ?lley, to
be sold ?a three lots of 20 feet front es oh.
Immediately after:
We ehall sell th? whole of Square No. 9%, bounded
by New Hampshire avenue, 2lst street west, and
north ? street?.
Title perfect.
Term? : One third in cash: the remainder in nix
and twelve months, with interest, secured by a
deed eftrust on the premise?.
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser.
aep 15 d JAS. C. McGUIRB ftCO., Ancts.
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Y GRBBN ft WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
No 026 7th etreet, corner D north.
LARGE SALE OF NEARLVNKW HOUSEHOLD
AND R1TCHEN FORNITURE.OFTHE BEST
WAKE. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, tue J st instant, at 10 o'clo. k
a m., we ehall sell, at the residence of a gentle
man declining housekeeping, on corta ? street,
between 9th and luth -tree's west, ?|larar? as
sortment of nearly new furniture, consistine in
p?rtof?
One vely fine French Plate Mirror
M ?bogan y Sofas, Castor, and 8ide Chaire
Solid tek Sideb srd with Etegere and Glass
Ba'k
Mat ble top, ?**?-ntre and Side Table?
8ilver Plsted Coffee and Te? ?Sete
Fine assortment of Ei graving?
Three-ply and other Carpets
Bureaus, Bedstead?, Weshstande, Ac.
Nearly nsw Cook and other stoves
China. Gises snd Crockery Ware
With many otter articles too numerous toena
merats
Terme cash. _
sep 15 d GRBBN ft WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Y W. L. WALL ft CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES 8ALB OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN
THE SEVENTH WARD.
By virtue of? deed of trust to the subscribers,
dated the 17th day of August, 18t>?. and recorded in
Liber J. A. 8., No. 203, folios l?57,et seq.. on? of the
Land Records, Ac, we (.hall offer at public auction
on WBDNESDAV. the 21st day of September, at 4
o'clock, p. m.,*in front of the preml-s-s, all of Lot
numbered seven, (7,1 of sub-division of Square
numbered four hundred and thirteen. (413.)of tbe
plan Of the City of Washington, with ihe improve
ments thereon, consisting of a two story Frame
House. This property is situated on south G st.,
between Mb ami 9th streets west. The Lot hoe a
width of twenty-four (24) feet, ten (?0? inches, and
a depth of one hundred and twenty four feet, eight
? s ' nubes to an alley
Terms of sale: One half cash, the residue in six
and twtlve months, the purchaser giving his notes
for the deferred payments, latisfactorily endorsed
and bearing interest from the day of sale, and tse?
cur.? 1 by a deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
If tke term? of saleare not complied with, within
five days from the day of sale, the Trustees mrserve
tbe rightto re-sell tbe said property at th? risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on giving one
weeks notice by two insertions in some newspaper
iu the City o* Washington.___^?. ,
EDWARD C. CARRING10N.? Trustee
A8BURY LLOYD, ??T.\??. ..
au 27 2aw3wftd>? WM. L. WALL A CO.. Ancts
Il Y J. 0. MOGUIRE ft CO., Auctioneers.
NOTICE ? VALUABLB~~BUILDING LOT ON
NORTH ? bTREET. BETWEEN 'JOTII AND
'?1ST STREETS. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Will be so;d at puVlic auction on MONDAY, the
19th dav of Seplemb? r next ensuing, st 4>? o'clock,
on the premises the following desirable piece or
?arcel of ?round, li ing, situate and being on north
'street 83 fe~t 9 meneeeaet of its intersection
with 21at street weet, thence north 7?? feet to an
alley, thence west 2n feet, thence -outh fi feat 9 in
ches, thence west 2" feet, thence south ?? feet 3 in
ches, thence east 40 feet to the beginning, being
Lot ? >.'.'. In nquare No. 70, contate ing two thou
sand eix hundred and eighty-five ei.uare feet, or
thereabout?
Tbe title believed to be undoubted.
Terme. One-half cash; the balance in threeequal
instalments, payable respectively in 6. ?) and 11
months, witb interest, the deferred payments to
be secured hi deed ? t tiu.it on the premises.
By order of Trustee?.
scpG-d J. C. McGUIRE ft CO., Au?>te.
DT J. 0. McGUIRE ft CO., Auctioneers.
TRU?TfE'S 8ALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
MAR L STREET ?????, BETWEEN 6lH
AND 7TII 8TREETS WEST.
On TBUhSDAY AFTEBNOON, October 6. at S
?'eloe> on the premise?, by virtue of a? deed of
truet from Adolph F. Lipphard and wife, dated
April 3,1867, and duly recorded in Li"*? J A 8..
No. 191, folios 247, et bes..one of tbe Land Records
for Vvahbinaton Coun"y D. C ,we shall ?ell part of
Lot No. 4. in Sqnar?? No. 44:'. fronting 14 feet.6
inche? in north L etreet, between eta ?Ld 7th
streets ?est, and running back 78 feet ? inches.
Alee. ? rear portion ot the said Lot No. 4. fretting?
it? feet on the 30-fo?t alley, and extending back that
width 40 feet im pro*, ?d by a frame.tenement.
Terms cash. . .. j? _ . .
Cenvf yaucee and revenue atsmps ?t th? cost or
Ue porchaetr TOCNG
HILLARY C. OFFUTTJ rru*Iet
wp 15 eo & d J.C. McGUIRE ? CO. Aucta.
A CLOSING OUT SALE .
3 A Preliminary move toward clclng bu-?i?
?-? _j?, .?r-- *_.. limited ?e
RO
. the
expiration of tbe said period, tbe balance of the
stock, together with the property belonging to the
firm. will?be offered and ^dV?J^hj?e?ac.tAon
A. F? OFFl Tr A *JO.,
No. 163 and 1??"? Bride*? etreet,
sepMOt*_Georgetown, U.C.
LIGHTNING BODS. - LIGHTNING BA?DS^.
The nnderaiepfst,,!.? prepared to *urir:?.b
and out up LIGffrHING BOOS, with pUtVri"
tipped peinte, ?t the ?hortest and meet r?a?nn
able tersas. Also. BELL-HANGING done in the
most approved styl?.
Werk dons la the country ?t city price?
? M?s. . ??? tr^mlimSSSLo.
NO*lC?]yO?VTL???.-Adomhl^do6h b ABOI
-lit) tone?in good order, ?II ready f?r ?*?>,
?an b? bought o? reasonable terms. Saie to ol ??e
coBC-ern. Apply to0?art. Owibmaa. ?? H?>anl ??^??
"M Keoneoy ''?tghip Yard Al-xnndria. Va.; *r
UMr.LamtAln.at Paline^?? Wharf, fo?? or ?i?h
<. .yd * at 2M2S?
A?OTlOBf SALKS.
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?T JAB. 0. MoGUIRBA 00.. Auctions?.
iBFE DESIRABLE BUILDING ??1?4 nar
hlli'OB 181 AN ? AVENUE. BBTWBBn ??5?
AND ???? 8?????8 AT Pt Bl.icI Bai ? R
On WgDNSSDAY AFTERNOON, ?\?G??.?
14, at f.S o'clock, on the premi???*, we shall ?-ti
lota 'P." "?."and "T." in enMi?lai0e ef iot* ??
Square No 211. Lots "b and ' T" fren'.in* eich a
leet.acd Lot "'P" |?S f'et, on Rhode Inland are
n?e hf?w-?n 14th and Uth streets weet.
Title perf? ct.
1 ertra One third in cash : th? remainder In
three ard nil e months, with iatsreat, aeeured by
deed of trust on the premiaea.
A payment of ?? on each lot will be repaired at
the time (frale.
Conveyances and *tamp* at the purchaser'? eoet.
???-i J. C. McGUIRE A CO.. Auct?.
????? AB<-V1 8AiE WILL TAKE PLACE
on TUESDAY, Sent. Joth. same hour.
_ ?'Plan_J. O McGUIRB A Co., Anafe.
Rr G R?? ? A WILLIAMS. AeetioeeerB.
?* No. 4B?. oorner of 7th and D atreet?.
????7?????????~?0??1? WITH BASE
Iiiinmam^ BOOM, AT THB CORNEE
AUCTION ND N0RTil ? STREETS. AT
On TOE?PAT, th? jnth lartant. we shall *?!! la
front of the premlee*. at SW o'clock p. rn the fol
lowing handsome property, vit ?Part l>t I ia
equate No. d 2, having a front of le feet by 7S teal
deep to a wide alley, with th. improvementa
which are a good two-etorv brink house, with ha?
ment, containing good rooms, one ?r which ha?
been occupied aa a grocery atore fer many year?
Tua prop? rt y i* handsomely located at the oorner
of 4th a? .1 north ? e'reeta.
Tenne : Two-thirds rash; tbe balance in all aid
twelve montha, aeeured by a deel of truat on tk?
promisee
AM conveyancing and revenu? stamp? at tbe eost
ot the purcfcaaei GREEN A WILLIAMS.
aep lft-d_Auctioneer?.
? ? GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneer?.
No. 626 corner 7th and D atreet? north,
TH BEE STORY BBIoiTnOUSE AND LOT. ON
?_ -.?J"1* ISLAND. AT AUCTION
On WEDNEnDAY.thelletlnetaut, at (iva and a
half o'clock p. ?a., we aha'l sell, tn front o'th*
premises, north half of Lot 19, la Square M4. with
the improveniente, which consist of a good ?hrea
atory Brick Houce, containing ten room? a? d large
halla. This property ha* a front of 94 feet en ltth
etreet, between aouth ? and C Btreet*. running
back 1'5 feet l?1 inches to au alley, and baa also a
aide alley.
Possession given aoon after the aale.
Taima r One half cash: balance in ? and ?
montha, fer note* bearing intereat. A deed gives
and a deed of truat taken.
Ail conveyances and revenu- stampa at th? ?eat
of tb? purchaser.
Title indisputable.
sep lfi eodrds GBEEN A WILLIAMS. AuoU.
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Y JAS. 0. Mo?UIRB A CO., Auctioneers,
PEREMPTORY BALE OF SMALL SOU ARB OP
GROUND TNTHB NORTHERN PART uF THE
8EC0ND WARD.
On TCE8DAT AFTERNOON. Sept. Mh.at ?
o'clock, on th? premises, we ahall for account ?G
the "United Evangelical (?arman Congregati ??."
Square north of Square ?S, bounded by Uth ?treat
we*?. Vermont avenue and north Q Btreet, and
containing 3.460 square feet of ground.
Terme: one-third in cash,the remainder in ???
and twelve month?, With interest, secured by?
deed of trust on the premiaea.
All conveyance and revenue stamp? st tbe cost ef
tbe purchaser. _
sep 10-d J 0. McGUIRE A 00. Anot?.
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Y ?1. 0. McGUIRE A CO., Auctioneera.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ?
STREET ?????, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH ?????G8 WEBT, AT PUBLIC
A ?" ? 'T 1 (?W
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September _M.
at 5o'clock, on the premise*, we ?hall sell parts of
Lota No?. 11 ard 12 in Square No. 2?3. fronting 21
feet on north D street, between 12th and 13th et?.
west. Turning back S? f. et 4V inches to a V feet
paved al-? y. improved bv a brie? bui Ming two high
atories, occupied aa a wholesale win? and liquor
store
re-'m? One -halt" ea*h; the remainder in 3, ?, ?,
and 12 montha. with interest,aeeured by a deed or
trnst en the prrmise*.
? tie indispntable.
Cost of conveyancing and ata nips to be paid |
^BejMd1**"? J. 0. McGUIRB ft 00.. Aueta.
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Y J. 0. MoGLIRE A CO., Auctioneer?,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 10TB
??TREET WEST, NEARLY OPPOSITE FORD'S
THKATKR. _
On TUEBDAY AFTERNOON. September rth.
at 5 o'clock, on tbe premiaea, we snail Bell, Los
No. IS. in square No. 347, fronting ? feet oaiah
etreet west, between E ana F atreet-? north, neatly
opposite Ford's Theater, and runniug back 1?
feet, 1 inch; together with the improvements, con
sitting of an old faahioned Brick Dwelling Houae.
Terms: One half in ca*>h; th? remainder ia *
months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust
on the premiaea.
Conveyance* and revenue stamp* at the cost or
tbe purchaser. J. C. McGUIRB A CO.,
aep 13-d_ Auctioneera.
IF Y J. C. McGUIRE A CO., Auctioneers.
PEREMPTORY SAL?~~0F 8MALL FRAMB
HOUSE AND LOT NEAR THE LONG RRIDGB.
AND BRICK HOUSE AND LOT NEAR TH?
AESENAL.
On MONDAT AFTERNOON. September 19th.
1S64, at 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell
part ol Lot No. 3, in square No. 26a. fronting on
Maryland avenue, between 13th and 13S ata., and
improved by a amali Frame Houae.
At s1 - o'clock, on the premise*, we ahall aell Lot
No. 3, in square No. S04, fronting 27 feet 6 inch??
on ? street, near 4V? street, and running back 13
feet to a wide alley, and improved with a three
story Brick Dwelling House, containing seven
rooms, with cellar ; also, a brick stable on th? rear
of tbe lot.
Termi; One-half cash; th? remainder ia six
months, with interest.
Conveyance? and stamps st the cost of tb.0 pur
chasers.
sep 13-d JAS. 0. McGUIBB A 00.. ABcts.
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? J. C. MOGUIRE A 00., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTT.
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, Bitting ia
equity, passed July ftth, 1864, in a certain can?,
wherein Sarah Ann Brown and ?there ar? com
Slainants. and Ambrose A. Brown and others ar?
?'fendants. No. 321 equity, we shall sell on tb?
?iremisea, on WEDNESDAY the 21st day *f Sept
ember, commencing with the first named, st ?
o'clock p. m..
Lot No. 1, in Square No. 568, fronting 80 feet
?n north E street, at the corner of Second street
weat, and running back loo feet to a 25 feot alley.
Also, the north part of Lot 33. in Jas C. McGuire'?
subdivision of Square No. 624. fronting 15 feet 7
inchea on First atreet west, between G and H ate,
north, and running baek 130 feet 4 inches toas?
foot alley, and improved by a three-story Brick
Dwelling Houae. ....
Terma : One-half in cash: the remainder in nine
and eighteen months, with interest from the day
of sale, to be secured by the bonde or note* of th?
purchasers, with a surety or sureties, to be ap
proved of by the trustees.
Upon tbe full payment cf the pnrcha*e monee
and interest, tbe trustees will convey th? proper?
"AD conveyances and stamps at the cost ofth
?urcbaser. If the terma of sale are not complied
with in five days thereafter, the traste?? reserva
the right to resell, on one week's notice, at th?
risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser
GEO. W. D?VALL / Tm*_?
NICHOLAS C. 8TEPHEN8. \ "??**??
au.<J?-eoAde J. 0. McGUIRE A CO.. Aast?.
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Y BOTELER A WILSON, Auctioneers
Offici C. S. Catitol Estessio
Washington, D. 0., S-ptamber3. 1.S64
On SATURDAY, October 1st, commencing at
10 a. m., the following variegated and ? ?in Mar
ble will be ??.Id at public auction, on th? grounds
north of tbe United State* Capitol :
11 bio? ka Tennessee Marble.
1,0t? feet ( cubic) of remuante ao.
12 pieces Potomac Marble.
6""1 cubic feet Vermont Green Serpentine.
?Column Shafta . _. ,."0?.,...
S.O 0 cubic feet remnants Italian Marbe.
At the same time will be sold a large lot ef
Doora. Shutttra, and Building Materiale, of va
rious kinds. _ - .
Dy order of the ?*>#&& fc*?ftfc,
sepidtd General Superintendent.
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?ALE OF CONDEMNED M?L18.
CH - QCARTSRMASTBB?8 OtfTlOM,
DkPOT Or WA8BIIQT05,
Wa-hiBOTOH.D. C September 6, 1*64
Will be sold at public auction, at the Corrai?,
near the Observatory, in the city of Washington,
on WEDNESDAY, September 21,1864. a tot of
MULES,
condemned as unfit for public aervice.
Term-?Cash, in Government funds
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a ju.
D H. RCOKEB,
Brig. Gen'lsnd Ohief Carter master
sepS-td_? Depot of Washington
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S Offici,
_ First Dividios,
WiruiK ,t< N. D. O.. He? ember 2, iati
Will be sold at PUBLIO AUCTION, to th? high
est bidder, at the time and place? named below,
vii: _
York. Pa. Thursday. Sspt 15. )'64,
Altoona Pa., Thursday, Sept. a, 18*4,
Lebanon, Pa . Tburaday. Sept. f?. 1864,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT BAOS
_____ ' PLACE.
Theseherses have been condemned aa aatt Car
the Cavalry aerviee of the Aran?,
lor road aad farmpurpoeeamaaT *oo& bargain*
may b? had
Horaea aolrd singly. _
Term?: CashiatTalted ^MBai^Sfel?
Colea?! Flrat ?ivialon. a?? a???? <**'
?epStsth ______
QUARTERBIA|?R ???? ? OFFICE,
Hf.rseeauUable for Cavnlry and Artillery a???ioa
aUib?7??chM*l atGi?aboro'B*pot.inopen mar
*ti$mmtt*UX?a^ te Captvl. L. Wrv
MooreA Q. M . and he aubl*etad to the u Miai
?Bavern-ent inspection be'ore being acMpUd.
Pri?i* of Cavalry Horae*. 8171 eaeh.
pyio? of Arttller> Horaea, 1180 each.
Fuyaient ? :H be maae f?-r aia |6 and more.
r^ JAMBS A EKfN.
Ovlonel First Division,
sep ct '?_Q?art?riuaBtef G-neraUa OWoe.
':
?1BLBI LIMBI LIBLBl-I ant bu.? i?rep*r^ M
.? de?vei freak buraad POTOM \ ; G1??. uw.
?erad fro? my new Flesse EH?, whent enrslan
(? oeataet with th? fnel.
