Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1863, Page 3

Lad LOCAL NEWS. Bate Dre! Hare Drztt . AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s TukaTER.—Maggie Mitchell to-night takes her farewell benefit at Fords. Afier anen- «agement of six weeks, of the most successful nature; crowded houses having witnessed her pertormance each night, Maggie is still charm- ing and attractive to our theater goers, and her departure will be much regretted. best please Rer friends on this occasion, she is announced to appear in that best of all her characters, « Funchon, the Cricket.” Of course ibe house will be crowded. CANTERBURY.—‘‘ The Arab Lay.” by Julia Mortimer and Millie Fowler; the ballet, « La Sarabande Militaire,” by the troupe of pretty girls; the drama of « Dick Turpin,” and songs, dances and Ethiopian eccentricities by Egan, Edwards, Murray, Edeson, and all of the com. pany, will be performed to-night; thus giviag one of the most yacied and attractive enter- tainments of the ~eason. Farr—At Odd Fellows’ Hall, under the aus- pices of St. Patrick’s parish church. A large number of useful and fancy articles are await- ing purohasers. Tne refreshment table is very attractive. — CuarcE oF MuRDER.—Yesterday special of- ficer Harrigan, of the Metropolitay police, ie Tested a soldier named Samuel McManus, wo is charged with the murder of a comrade ata post in Maryland some time ago, by striking him on the head with an iron bar. McManus ‘was arrested about seyen miles below Alexan- dria and brought to this city by the officer, and was immediately turned over to th i authorities. One ne McManus has deserted from ments, lastly from the 2d New York, and bears a hard character. The Police have been on the lookout for him for some time. He was kept in the central guardhonse last night, and this morning was turned over to Capt. Scheetz, who will send him to his regiment, in which he will be court-martialed. . several regi- RBI y re ee Forp'’s New THEATER.—Magyie Mitchell's Fa:eweil Benefit.—This evening this accom- plished lady and favorite actress appears for the last time but one, the occasion being her farewell benefit. The play to be given is the inimitable « Fanchon,” a pieco in which MI8s Mitchell is without a peer. The attractive Shadow Dance will be introduced, with all the beautiful melo-dramatic and yocal music. ‘The cast of charaeters includes, besides Miss Mitchell, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Herne, and Mes- dames Chapman and Muzzy, the entire strength of Ford’s talented dramatic combina- tion. To morrow night, last appearance, pos- itively, of Miss Mitchell. pee Roppine A ComRADE.—Night before last, three colored teamsters, Anthony Sanders, John T. Parker and Henry Thomas, attached to a wagon train at the Nineteenth street park, went out on aspree, and when they returned some of the party plundered their comrades ‘who were asl2ep in the tent, and one of the sleepers, Axom Hall, lost twenty dollars. Offi- cer Stuard was informed of the circumstances, and arrested the three men yesterday, who were taken before Justice Drury, when it ap- peared that Thomas was the guilty party, and he was committed to jail. ——>___ STEALING A MULE.—Yesterday morning, John Veal, James Porter and James Davis ‘Weul to & wagon park on Twenty-first street, and while the latier engaged the watchman with a bottle of whisky, a mule was taken off. as is charged by the other parties. The police of the First Ward were informed of the facts, and Officers Beall and Hurdle went in pursuit of them, and sueceeded in arresting them, but the mule was dot recovered. They were taken before Justice Drury, who commitied them to court. —— MARERITER, No. 486 Seventh street, has just received his new fall stock of wall papers window shades and other interior adornments. His assortment embraces the best qualities of gold and velvet, gold stamped and medium- priced gold papers, besides a variety of glazed and blank papers, at the lowest cash prices. His window shades, too, have been selected ‘with care, and no one desiring to purchasecan tail to be suited — Navy Yarp Brinck DaMaGED.—We hear that last night the drawer of the Anacostia Br.dge gave way under constant use, the travel -er it being very heavy for months past. The bri ge was considered unsate, and workmen immediately proceeded to make repairs, and the passage over the bridge was stopped. It willsoon bein a passable condition. In the meaniime the Bennings Bridge route is used for vehicles. ——— FourtH Warp STATION CasEs.—Mary Payne, drunk and disorderly; workhouse. W. Smith, drunk; military. Jane Chrismond, malicious mischief; for further hearing. C. Ackley, suspicious character; dismissed. C. Pasey, larceny; dismissed. P. Carter, drun military. C. Crague, do.; do. Sam’l McMai nus, murder; military. Joseph Nichols, drun for hearing. Wm. Little and John Roberts, drunk and disorderly; military, — SALE or Prizz Goop3 —This morning a lot of dry and fancy goods, taken from the schooner Primrose by the Potomac Flotilla, were sold by W. L. Wall & Co., corner of Ninth street and market space. The quantity ‘wan not very great but purchasesrs were Lumerous, the bidding spirited, and the prices high. Sag ATTACHED.—The property of Joseph Bruin, Reginald Fairfax, Henry W. Thomas, Dr. Fair- fax ani Wm. 0. Nutt, in Fairfax county, has been attached by the U.S. Marshal, under the Confiscation act. a ee STAMPEDE.— Eight negroes escaped from the jail in Marlboro’, Md., on Sunday night. One ‘of them feigned sickness, and while the guard ‘went for the doctor, the negroes made tracks for parts unknown. — ge ARTILLERY PRACTICE.—The firing of can- non so distinctly heard this morning inthe city "wus occasioned by the artillerists at Camp Barry practicing, Tuesdays and Fridays being their regolar practicing days. — DeEsERTERS.—One hundred deserters were sert from Forrest Hall yesterday—sixty of | them to the 3d Army corps, thirty to Cincin- nati, and ten to Fortress Monroe. ee EES Szoonp WaAkpD Station CasEs.—George Horton, drunk; $1.55. Wm. Grooves, disorder- ly; #1 M. L. Ford, pedling without license; dism: ° peinccugeta as Corxs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints,and other disorders of the Feet, cured without pain by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Ne, 42 fylvania Avenue, between 43¢ and 6th streets ashington, D, G. No charge for consultation. Be 26-tf — ~~. Tur Brock of Jewelry and Plated Ware now exbibition at * The Dollar Store” (438 Peun. ave. mear t.).is more complete than ever. embracing everything that is new and seasonable in their fine 0c25 lw* Mrw’s Dress Suits, Men’s Business Suits, Youth’s Dress Suits. Gas, ‘Diids 'Sui Youth’s Business Suits. ildrens’ Dress Suits. Childrens’ School Suits. Noan Wacker & Co., 365 Penn. avenue, Metro- politan Hotel Building, would Tes poctfall, an- nounce that their annual display of Fall ani ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs in material, trimming and workship, To those who study excellence with economy in fashionable ariicles of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most sttractive «tock of ready made clothing in this city, at very Feduced prices, oc9-4m New K ST koe. Gentlemen's Clothing '—New and Fashtonusr + ‘A large assortm: nt for Dress and Business wear The English Sack and Walking Coats excell i Deauty, grade and finish anything ever offered in this city, Watt, Stepnens & Co., * 22 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts, oc 2tf { Intell. aud Repub. a Gueat PexNsyLVANIA KOUTR, via Baltimore and Harrishure, to the North and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quick time—low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ ts sold through at Government rates, For tickets and further information apply at the office of Grest Pennsylvania Roete, northeast corner of qameey renin avenue and Sixth street, Washing- ton. Office open from $a. m. to 9p.m.; on Sun- days from 2 to 4p. m, se 12 ly E. 0. Norrox, Agent. ge E Szcner DiskaSES, jamariten’s Gift is the most 5 and etual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. © da aad recent cases in twenty-four house. Non mainer al, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pilis to be taken, It is the soldier's’ hope, ’and afrisnd to Shoes gio So mee aw to be exposed. Male pack- ; femsie, 83. ian’, b Fejeas— a positive v thoi over all others, Frice Git bos, old tx. G. Ford, corner lith So tr Pa, avenue, Washington, ‘ety g enemies Say oe Dars.—Dr. Godfrey's MAnnAnean 20 O70 5 Sry ae Po Ford, i it and Ps, avenue 2 238 Henry Ook. alexandria. 38 6-17 ——>——_ °B. In order to | Penn- | Win- | Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dye is the best in th: toorld. The ouly harmless, true and reliable Dye kuo¥- This sp'endid Hair Dye is perfect—changes k- susty or Grey Har iostantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the hait or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality freqnently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effocts of Bad Lyes. Tho Genuine is signed Wi1ttam A Baroustor, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided Sold by all druggists. &c. Fac- tory—Si Earclay street, New York. Batchetor’s new Toilet Cream for dreaning the hair. jy T-eoly ——_—— | Take no more unpleasant and unsafe Medicines.B | For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use HELMBOLD’s Extract BUOHU, Which has received the endorsement of the most ‘rominent Physicians in the U. S. i; Is now offered to afflicted humanity a8 8 certain eure for the following diseases and symptoms origi- nating from diseases and abuse of the Urinary or Sexual Or, ans. jlity, ental and Biysical Depression, mbeeili ity. Determination ef Blood to the Head, Confused Ideas, i. Hysteria, General Irritability, Bestlesanesr and Sleeplessness at Night, Absence of Muscular Bfficiency, ‘Loss of Appetite Lom tloresaization or Paralysis rganization or Para) or eipitaton of ee aoe on And, in fact, all the concomitante of a Mersnad and Debilitated state of the ayatem. To ensure the genuine, cut this out. ‘Ask for Helmbold’s, Oures Guaranteed oy Zeke coo otler Beo advertisement in another column, fe 4-tr pated hs BresMavoaaua@a Cau sm OunuD.—Dr. Hand's Bpecific cures Spermatorrhaa. Seminal Tmpocency) Loss af Power, tie padiiy and lo, will convince the most skeptical of its meres Free ei ae Bold byt |. O. Ford, cor- ‘ect and Pa. avenu oR, Henry ook Al r iaely a es Diseases OF THE NuRvous, Sexrmal., URINARY amp SEXUAL BysTeMs.—New and reliable treat- went is = rts of She Howard Association sent a sealed oprelonas. tras af ckares. i 3 sw. Oughton, Howard Amocistion, MARRIED, * On the evening of the 29'h'of October, 1°63. at the personage of the East Washington Methodist Pro- testant Uburch, corner 5th street and Va_ avenue by Rev. William W. Reese. Mr. JOHN WHITE to Miss EMILY McFARLAND, both of thiscity, * On the avening of the 29th instant. by Rev J.N. Coombs, ‘et Sergt FRANOI : SMALLY. Co. A ith N. ¥. V., and Miss SARAH B. MANN, o! Washington Ciiy. * DIED, On the 2th, after a long ané_painful HARRY ELFRED, only gon of William Sallie Fuss, aged 1 year and 23 days. Deep shrouded is our household, Grief bends each member down; Our darling’s left the parent fold, ‘fo slumber in the ground. Yet we have a joyous hope Beyond this world of fea: We’il weet again our Harry, And shed n>» parting tear. * | Wash. and Balt. papers please copy } On the 20th inst., JOHN TREADWAY, of dip therin, in the Sith year of his age. The friends of the family are respectfully invitei to atter d his funeral, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from hus late residence, on E street, between 1th and l%th, { Balt. papers please copy.) On the 20th instant, JOHN RB. QUEEN, inthe Sith year of his age. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 604 8th street east, between I and K,a:30 clock p.m., Saturday, 31st. = On the 27th instant, at the residence of his grand- father. H. 8. Litehfied. of diptheria, HIRAM E MOND, aga 2 years, 3 months, and 23 days, H. and H, M. Teachum, illness, A. and PIA PIANOS, PIANGB NO PIANOS, PIANOS. I beg your attention to my large stook of eupsrior PIANO FORTBS, consisting of every, style, fini-h and size. from the largest,! oldest and best manufactories of the country, at prices and terms that defy competition. We are the sole agents for the Pianos we sell. and being the oldest, longest and best established and most favcrably known Music Btore in this city is of itself the best assurance that do business upon the true principles, and we can refer with pride to ue hundreds of persons who bave bought Pianos from us. We take old Pianos in part pay for new. We sell old Pianos upon easy terms at bargains. Also, always on hand, the tar port stock of VIOLINS, BANJOS, DRUMS, MUSIC pros. GUITARS and every article in the Music ones Lin No. 306 Pennsylvania avenue. 00 23 3t between 9th and lth ate, FURNITURE. pl FURNITURE. NORTHERN LIBERTIES FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, 369 Seventu StReEEt, bet. I and K sts, Wi e just received a very large and complete assortment of — FURNITURE, MI BS BLANERTS. CROCKERY, GLASS WARE. cia) WARE ey GOOL CASTORS, LAMPS, ‘WOODEN WARE, WILLOW WARS, BTB, i cha: stihl wierwe are satisfied that by giving usa call persons wishing articles inour line will find that they will save at least 15 per cent. by puar- chasing at eS BONTZ & GRIFFITH'S NorrHean Lirgeries’ HOUSEFCRNISHING ‘WaREROOM, 369 Seventh Street, oc 28-im Between I and K. BALLS, PARTIES, &. oS eed Dawe Es BE FIRST GRAND BALL OF TH® POTO- T MAC ASSOCIATION will be given at Island Ball corner of 6th and D sts., Island, on THURSDAY, Nov. :8th, For particulars see future advertisemerts. By order of the Committee oc 3 Bt BTARB. BAUTIPFUL THE FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE it ty ie ae es a The Ftar Club take leasure in announei: to their man Wrieuds ond the puolicin zen: _* ral thi oral that thety rast QRAND BALL will ace On TUESDAY, November 34, i843, At TEMPERANCE HALL, on E siveet. | Tieket ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman ; and ladies, By order of mittee af Arrangements. g.T.0. Donn, A. Parsons, J. H. Ritter, G. W. Lewis, H. B. Moore, J_A.Tafe. o3 B-'9w* EBMEMBEBTHE M, 8, A, THE S{XTu MONTHLY SOIREE o MERRY SOCIAL ASSOCIATION TEMPERANCE HALL. Ox MONDAY, Novewser 2, 1563, Particulars in future advertisement, By order of the Committee. 00 21-10t* LOST AND FOUND. AKEN UP ESTRAY—On the 2th instant. ove T BLACK SOW, which the owner can have by applying to WM. DOUGLAS, near Benning’s ridge, oc 39-3t* STEAYED AWAY—Yesterdey morning, s young S black NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, nix mont 8 old; a white spot on the bre: ind white marks on the rard will be given if lett at No. 273 Penn. avenue, between 10th and I!th streets. oc 30-3t* Frour-4 few days sivce, 2 PORTMONNAIE, containing a small sum of oeey rnien the owner can obtain by calling at J J. & 3g Btore, 308 Penk, avenue, and identif; prupert} shorees 0 : “oo mete ssi’®: pg. SHIPLEY. $5 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, on or about 'e) the 7th inst, one light-red and white COW apd one dark red HBIFER, 18 monthsold. The above reward will be given if returned to No. 464 2d street east, south of Penn. avenue. 0c 30-1w* D.A WACTERSTON O8T—This morning. either in Georgetown or L Washington, CHBOK No. 895, drawn DL Morrison & Co.,. for $545, payable to my order, and not endorsed, dated Oct. 2th instant. A suitable reward’ will be vaid if returned either to D. L. MORRISON & CO.. corner of 1%th and B streets, Washington, or myself, in Georgetown M. YOUNG, $5 REWARD FOR A RUSSIAN BLOODHOUND coloret, with g?uy or glass and cropped ears, 7 er eee TAMES T. LLOYD. No. 476 Pennsylvania avenue. $ a BLACK HORSE; hind | atd face white; about 0 years old. The above reward will be given 4th and C sts Lost teerter night, the 27th instant, a roan lost last Monday. Heis White and Mouse 0c29 3t* REWARD.—Lost or stolen, on the 20th inst., if returned to the Baltimore Livery Stable, corner 5 oc 29-3t* PONY, 9 years old; no marks. $100 reward will be pad and po questions asked if returned to sOmn. : FLUGER, K street, batween 19th ano 20th. 0c 29-1w* O8T—Between the Post Office and the Northern 4 Liberties’ Market, BUNDLE OF PAPERS, belonging to the Patent Office. ‘or which a liberal reward will be paid by returning it to the Patent Oftice. 0c2) at* FE GENTS REWARD —My Apprentice, AU- GUST MALBY, has left me without my con- sent. I want no one to trust him on my name or give him employment, or else I will have tho law enforded. [oc 29-St*] JOUN H. DIBTZ. if Nee <3 UP ESTRAY--On Tuesday, Oct. 27th, 18 SHSEP, all waite with black Tar mark en their shoulders. The owner or owners are re- quested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take them away. Apply at the Star office. 0629-3t* CAne TO THE SU 8SCRISER—ON THE 26TH of October, one Red and White COW. The owner is requested to come forward, prove proper- ty, pay charges, and take her away. JAMES H. MOORE, oc 29: 8t* cor. of 12th and C sts., (Island.) ABED ON LAST WEDNESDAY—FOR THE purpose of going to Giesboro’ Point, by a young man giving his name as John Davi MARES, One ge brown, 16 hands high , about 8 or 9 years old; the other a bay Mare, about 4 or 5 years old, with Rockaway OARRIAGE and silver plated double HABNES8S. The Rockaway had the left hand clip broken, and was tied with a rope. I will give twenty dollara for the recovery of team acd fifty for the thief. A.B. FOWLER, ec 28-3t* New York ave.. bet 14th and 15th ats, BEWARD.—Lost, on or about the 15th inst., a milk and cider GOW, with red neck and hip shod; also, the tips of her horns cut off. e reward will be paid for her return to No. 32 Water rgetown. ease - M. MURPHY, ABRIAGES! CARRIAGES! © CABRIAGES Constantly receiving LIGHT CABRIAGES, of every description of the best make and finish, which are warranted to be as represented. A good second hand HAOK forsale. Price $75, B’T H. GRAHAM, Coachmaker, 06 29-3t* 374 D street and 477 8th street. ‘BAND PUBSE RAOE, OVER THE PINEY BRANCH TROTTING COURSE, ‘WASHINGTON, Ee emi On TUESDAY, November 3d, 1863, A PUBSE OF FLY EA UNDRED DOLLABS WILL BE GIVEN. FREE FOR ALL HORSES. bird 150 3 100 close on Fri- * Entrance 16 ed cel oor lay evening, at 8 o’c! ‘Ai entries must be made under seal. inclos: the entrance money, directed to the Proprietor o! the track, at Murry’s Hotel, Penn. avenue, south tide, between, wo and othatree ots, where tasers will a for the en’ LJ e depos: 5 oc 29 2t JOBEPH L. isles, Proprietor, J. HEIBERGER, SUCOESSOR TO H. F. & 00 CITIZENS’ AND MILITARY MEROHANT TAILOR. Metropolitan Hotel (late Brown's.) 362 Pennsylvania avenue, oc 7 tf Washington. D.C. Li™ EB! Lim The subscriber is now opered. to sel Potomac Lime. a . OASTLEMA! cat Pa. ". . and Rock Creek Bridge. OR SALE—A BLOODED FILLY, three and one half years old, kind and A gentle, small and_ beautifully. proportion A broke and beautiful animal for a boy, or | man of light weight. Apply at the y Yard Gate, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 3 p.m. 0¢ 26-2W* LIME! NOTICE. Acting MASTER'S MATE O. B. JONES hav- ing deserted from the U. 8. Steamer ‘Kutaw,” on | the 19th instant, a reward of thirty dollars ($s is hereby offered for his apprehension and delivery to the Commandant of any of the Naval Stations. By order of the Honorable the Secretary of the Navy. AND’W A. HARWOOD. Com’d, 0c 26 Navy Yard, Washington. G+*t FRAME MIRRORS. | We have just received avery fine assortment of | Gilt Frame Mirrors whieh we offer fora small ad- | Yance on wholesale prices— lvery superior Gilt Frame french Plate Pier Mir- | ror. 6" by 24 with Marble Slab and Brackets, | 1 second-band French Plate Mirror | Gval Gilt F.ame Mirrors with or without ornaments Arzch. top os Hauare a “ « “ BONTZ & GRIFFITH, | oc 28-eost 369 7th at. between I and K rts APERHANGINGS, | P WINDOW SHADEB. | J. L. KIDWsun «ota stfally i hi | friends and th, public that fe bac en oe a well selected arsortment of WALL PAPERS WINDOW SHADES, FIRE BOARD PBINTS, &c , all of which he is prepared to seil at the lowest cash prices, Wall Papers 1234 cents and upwards. All papers hung in the city or country in the very best style by experienced workmen, Remember the place. No. 367 D street, near 9th, in Frapklin Hall Building, oc %-1m Po HALL FUBNITUBE WARE ROOMS, PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING-ROOM, aun OFFICE FURNITURE We have the most extensive stock in the ci’ and Roving yarch sued oxeines " ly for offer rt 8 le indu_emen' pur- Chasers. BOTELER & WILLSON, Iron Hall, Penn. avenue, between 9th and i(th sts. $ : L Ez LOAKS oboaxan’” Oars! rer tok of of Shes HBADD! Y FANOY GOODS, Ha, ‘ices. BROIDERIES, &c , at ewe, "atenana, bet fend th streets oc Louyxe s&s susk received Bap 10 UNGE 8s! 26 Epam: Tieth:sovered Lounges, e vered Lounges. Oc 28 eokt 369 7th street, MAT aa A Lares aa EnE MARTE and ant vor 2036 Im low Jersey avenue. NEG eT ATTENTION! CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, SUTLERS, PEDDLERS, AND EVERYBODE Il! READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY, At WILLIAM F. RICHSTEIN’S NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 278 Pa, Av., Between lith and 12th streets, YOU CAN BUY FOR ONE DOLLAB 3 Fifty cent Novels or 6 Twenty five cent Novels, 3 5)-cent Stationery Packages or 6 25-cent Packages FOR ONE DOLLAR You can buy eight Photograph Album Oards, of which we have now on hand over five thousand varieties, embracing all styles published. NEW ONES BEOBIVED DAILY. The largest and cheapest stock of Albums inthe city. DIABIBS FOR 1864, Wholesale snd Retail, over 0 new styles. JUBT BECBIVED A new lot of Tater & Co.’scelebrated Ambrotypes, Public are invited to call and examine. The subscriber having lately returned from the New York and Philadelphia Trade Sales, offers to the Trade and the Public gener: the largest and T, and FANCY ARTICLES ever before opened in this city, at low rates ; consisting of Books, Foreign and American Stationery, Photogravhic Albums, Chess Men and Bosrds, Cribbage Boards, Dominoes, Oombs, Brushes, Soaps, Pen Knives, Gold Pens, Razors, &c., &c. A large lo: of New Books soldat half retail price, at NATIONAL BOOK STORE, 278 Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 12th sts PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS. 486 2} ocs9 Im SILK ard WO! a TASKELS different sizes tad colon - aioe PLO- TURE RINGS,NAILS &, A call acficited from those needing the above goods. #7 Terms cash. J. MARKBITER, RO. 486 rth ctroot bore 0c 96 eo?w* “Odd Fellows’ Hall. 486 OVAL PICTURE Faamas. 496 A handsome assortment of OVAL PICTURE FEAMES warranted to_be gilded with re i Alo, a variety of DARE WOOD PRAMAS, witt varied stock of small size oval and CARTE VISITE PRAMES. Just received at J. MARKRITER’S. No. 486 7th street, 8 doors.above ‘Oda Follows’ Hall, &7-Terms cash. o8 36-co2W" ALL D WINTER F a DRY GOODS. Ladies: Black, Colored and Scarlet Cloaks and Cir lars, a, ee ANTED—A & 5 MAN to do General Housew.rk. iuquice at No. 377 Third, det. Dand B. Lend WARXTED_By a respectable married Wom’ SITUATION as Chiid’s Nurse. Be: encegiven. Address Box 3, Star office. ANTED- By arésp-ctable Woman, aBl TION as Cook ina private family. A’ Bos 11, tar office. AUCTION SALES. By 0. R. L. CROWN & C), Auctioneers. D®ovz HORSES AND MULES Af AUCTION. We vill sell. TO-MORROW MURNING. sre rat the Washington city Horse market, on 6th Brett south, near the Canal, 31 of the above mamed eur regula a of Hi jar sales of Herses and Vehicles every Tuesday, Th tires enced een? and Satarday mornings Cc. R L CROWN & CO.. Aucts, W ANTED TO SELL—1.200 Cords of Seasoned Oak WOCD 355 cords withiaafew hundred 814s of Anuspolis Junction. and the balance about he miles from Annapolis Jaaction Atdressor a ate seas sOWSB, Annapolis Junction, C5 ANTED—At the American, Tele, Office. WwW (43a, Douay avenue) tote Mk SENG SH BOY8; must come well recommented. 06 2 2t WANTED-« YOUNG MAW for Clerk in HAR- BISON ’S Gift Store. Good reference required, Bag oe to a AY SEE Ni lt Apply immediately. 02 29-3t* WANTED-A WOMAN to Nursea Baby A) at FRANKLIN'S. 244 Penn. avenue, betw 12th and 13th sta,, porth side 06 29-2) By J.C. MoGUIBE & CO.. Auction _ i, 2s = eure. bs ize! VALUABLE BUILDING L°TSON NEW ORK AVENUE AND NORTH M STHERT. HETWREN Vourte axp Firta streets.—Oa WEDNESDAY AFTEHNOON, November «th. at 4 o'clock, on the Premises, we shall sell at Publis Auction, the tres d desiradie Building Lots, viz : Half of Lots 3 and 6. each fror ting. on New York avenue. between Fourth and Fifth stree’s west. pele: a 18 and a ceck front ng north M, Ye ‘0 atreets west, Deck to a wide alley. a eeeane annie, Part of Lot No. 6, in Square 512. f: H, between Fourty and Fina seeing On Bore Terms cash. Conveyancing at cost of the 0c30 WANTED—A OLBRE in's Butlers Stora, Gor- er . a Stor s,m ratQOs Eat Oo MEMOS am ANTED—A WOMAN to Cook and one to do housework, io Cclored preferred. Apply at'No. 439 F st.. near Bixth, 0c 23-3t* ANTBD—A first-class COOK, one who under- Wahu cooking Oysters in every atyle. : 8. SIMMONS. oc 9 3t* 466 Penn. ave.. bat. 43; and 3d sts, OTICE.—A Young Lady, with a Wheeler and N Wilson’s Machine, wishes a Situation in so.ne private family. Best of references given if re- quired. Please cail at No. 204 Fourteenth street, abcve L, for three days. oc 23-3t* WANTED WOMAN to take the Washing of a Family. Inquire at 349 Nineteenth street, The Washing to be taken out. A com: Bais receive liberal pay. only. Wash and Iron, private family. tent person Inquire for this week oc 29-3t* Waker 22, HHMEDIATELY—& fret-clase eee tent ora coed Tamers ot ninter b r Tietine Restaurant, 336 D street, near Tenth. oc ud American or Ger- family of three persons, Apply te BROWNING & ‘am! o' ree pert . pply KRATING, 353 Penn. auenue, near Sixth street. o¢ 29- war TED—An U PHOLSTEBRER at the National Steam Laundry, to make Mattresses. Inquire at 311 Eet., near the Avenue, oc 28-1w* WANTED—A firstclass MAN SERVANT, white, one used to wait upon a table. Apply at No.2 16%¢ street, second door from Pennsylvania ave- nue. oc 28-3t" WARNTED—A GIRL to it in General House- work; no washing. Apply at 160 south B st., belween ee and Ith sts., or at 366 Penn. avenue. oc B- A COMPETENT SURBGEON’S siEWART Wanted for one of the most comfortable ves- sels ofthe Potomac Flotilla. Apply, No. 400 cor. LthandI sts. Pay $49. oc 3 3t* ANTED—An OFFICE BOY, from 15 to 0 years of age. Must reide in the neighbor- hood of the office. None need a; 14 without good references. Call at the Dental Office, 260 Penn. ave., Det. 12th and 13th sta, oc l4 WARTED— 50,000 LADiBS TO CALL at 381 F street opresite Batent Office and get their YOKES. BANDS, APES, SACQUES, JOBIES. SLIPPERS, PINOUSHIONS, HANDKEROHIBES, axp INITIALS Si AMPED. We have the finest lot of Braid Patterns ever offered here, for Bkirta,&c. Our Machine. the only one in the city, will make your Pattern and Stamp your goods while you wait. oc 1-im ANTED—A widdle- man WOMAN 10 Oook ire hs . 3.0, MoGs. Rm & OO , Aucts, —— By J. ©. McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneera. ERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUB- Lio AveTion.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON November 34. at { o’clock, on the premiszs, we shali sell the eastern part «f Lot 18. in subdivision of Square No. 514, frcnting 82 feet 254 inches on norih street, between Fourth and Fifth streets wet, and running back to a $0 feet-pablic alley, and containing 6,151 equare feet. ALSO. The eastern part of Lot #,insame Square, front- 2} inches on north M street, betweea d Fifth streets west. These Lots are beautifully located on high and beautiful around overlooking the city, and are very desirable for buildii ites, ALS Part of Lot No.6, in Square No 518, fronting 98 fost 6 inches ou north MI otsoot. Dot noul Fuuith aud Fifth atrects west, and running back 20) feet to Washington street. Title unexceptionable Terms: One half cash; the residue in twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on NG eat con vevantingte Se taldibypuroh ost of conveyancing urchasers, oot 3.0. McGUIRE & CO. Auct rs, CAvaLEY BUREAU, Ovricg ov CutBr QUARTERMASTER, WasHineton, D. C.. October 2}, 1383. On the First and Thi: ESDAYS, 4th and 18th of November. will be sold, at Public Auciion. sb te Gavalzy Depot, at Giesboro Point, near this city, a large lot of— CAVALRY HORSES, condemned as unfit for public service. Bales to commence at i o’clock a. m. Terms cash, in Government funds 3 .@, SAWTELLE, Lieutenant and Chief Quartermasts: Cavalry Bur FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.] ‘OR SALE—The well-known CITY LAUNDRY, lccated No. 397. Penn avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. Apply at the premises, from 9 o'clock a, ™m, till 4 o’cloek p m. ‘oc 3) 3t* {}URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—At 554 New Jereey avenue, Capitol Hill, between soath a and B streets, within one minute’s walk of the Capitol and Navy Yard cars. oc 30 40 RRB tAceANT FOR 8ALE—RARE CHANCE— Qorner Maive aveoue and 432 street I . close to Armory Squere Hospital. Attached to the Restaurant is a large hall suitable for Dancing Parties or Billiard Hall. Itis the best location for business on the Island. Very cheaprent oc 30-lw* OR RENT— Without beard, to gentlemen only, » enite of ROOMS, elegantly furnished, near tle Uiry Hail, in a first class house. Also,a!RONT PARLOR. ot. rst floor, suitable for a Member, as it ca bo énicies from the vestibule. Address’ R. HH , Post Offc oc 3)-3t* oce-td Ww ANTED—At the Treasury Extension, twenty CARPENTERS. To good workman, the high- est wares will be given and steady work. Apply at the office of Construction, yeaah Roane ISAIAH ROGERS, eeperrining Architect, [Chronicle] _Be 22-tf V ANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurniehing Goods gt every: description. UOHLY, 428 7th st 3. B mar 30-tf bet.G and Tuoen That were d: the City Hall, with the PRs. papers, will T. A. O., 535 7th street, 3d for the one wanted. ae send tho se carts a story. A reward of 03 2-3t* Bn, pain Mernop OF TREATING ALL VENEBBAL and Private Diseases is fast gaining favor. soienas with Syphilis, Gonorrhea, and ness will do well call upon Diseases of all Kinds scientifically treated. U! moderate. Room No. 22, opposite Post Office. ADAM AHOLIAB TAKES PLEASURE IN M giving notice to all inquiring persons, that she is now ready to the Past, Present and Future, and may be consulted on varicus matters of importane: any time from 3a, m_ until 4 " Ladies 50 cents; genvlemen #1, No, 60 south A st.. Ospitol Hill, Washington, D. 0. 0c 9-4W* NO IMPOBITION! neriy located tt 339 @ at, north: has ronoved ‘ly located at 33. 5 as remov. to No. 424 ioth street north, above Rew York av- epue, one block from Treasury Departmen’. She was born with a natural gift. She tells the pest and Tesare—sayar, knows. 30, fail: Dassen! edy marriages; brings ir long sep- arated; cures all diseases, Basin strictly tonk- tial, ‘She isthe only Ff cate that can show a likeness of future husband or absent friend in reality. Ladies 50 cents: Gentlemen $1. GAS FITTING, &c. PLcusine, GAB AND STEAM FITTING, J. W. THOMPSON §& CO., 269 Penn. Avexvx. The repairs rendered necessary by the fire of July having been completed, we are now ready to szeente all work entrusted us with promptness and elity. ACCURNAOES and RANGES put up and repaired at short notice and fair ts ices, oc9-2w {Chron., Intel. & Repub.] Wa tere in stots, andre Hits recelving, GA3 FIXTURES of entirely New Patterus and i tiered in this market, 7) any ine Beret of 5 Wo invite ally to oull and. examtine stock mid WATME FIXTUMMA fecline car eaoat Gast we bave the Dest solected kroce is ‘Workin the above line iatrusted to car be prom, i to. & MoGHAN, 376.D street, Obarges 4 Seventh street, “6 oc 15 lm* oc 9-im* Wi wy A sare will mar 6-1 N4TONaL COURSE, WASHINGTON. FIRST FALL MERTING. @RAND. OPENING. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES, GRAND RUNNING WEEE, Commencing MONDAY, Novewhber 2. First Day—MONDAY, Nov. 2d—Sweeptaken for 3 vies olde; oo entrance, bt forfeit; to name and Mi by the 5th of Ootober, Puraeof $200 added by the track. Mile heats. Second Day— TUESDAY, Nov. 84—Purse $600; 3 “Third” Day-WEDNEEDAY, Nov. éth—Purse $400; 2 mile Keats. 1 Zourth Day—THURSDAY, Nov. 5th—Purse 8: wile, in 6. Zifth Day—FRIDAY, Nov. 6th—Handicap, $50 entrance, play OF pay; $100 added. Bingle dash 13 tiles SE th Day—SATURDAY, Nov. 7th—Purse $1,000; The: bees closed with the following entries: MILE HBATS. Mr, Field’s filly. by Lexington, dam Magdalen. AME pun’s De Ben Bruce, by Lexington, dau Mr. Watson’s be Capta'n Moore. by Imp. Bal- rownie, dam Jenny Rose, by Glencoe. aot jy Wataon’s che Aldebaran, by Commodore, Lewis, 5 ‘Mr. Hunter's bc Uopeck, by Lexington, dam tte, by Imp Yorkshire. Sera derty ak a aon dam Prunelia, by Glencoe.” 4 . NDICAP, $50 P. Pp, Mz Baan’ Be Bon Stucs, $y Lexington, dam by Mr. Watson’ be Captain More, by Imp Balrow- jencoe’ Bose, Gi 3 dant Watson’s ch re. sgberan by Commo ore, lam Nannie re be % ; ‘oy ex orl c bh ¢ Ali, by Mahomet. Dr Weldee'a’b f Lissie W.. by Imp. Boythian, a G om prea 5 oF dot of the purses. Hees and Trotting commences st 0'ege Pe.” les of the Nati 5 Re eo 'y. sted Beaver, Plush and Water Proof Cloaking Oloths, French M and Ottomans in all colors, 5 Valencias, Wits ea, eu Yellow Fiaswels, in all qual- Back and Filannels, White ‘and Saectisre’ “ Beunoral nd Hoop re on ss &e. oc 36 Qo. 42. r Market Bpace. MOTION. 4 ames oo 3-3u1° connate a a ae raes, § to enter and 2 to start. For all Trotting Purses, 330, ets gimission, 81. ‘A. MOFFAT. Proprietor. P ILBSsBI PILE 8! SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN, obtain immediate relief from If you would iaint, try DR. WITFIELDS VEOUTABLE PILLS. Thisis tried and throroughly tested reme dy, ond has never yor niled o cute, Do not suf fer when there is s remedy within reach. Sold by B. 0. FORD, 390 Weahington, snd by H: OOO, Sent to any address by Dro ee ‘box. For gale by all Bag ie . Proptloter, ya No, 431 Bromiway, M, FOR BAeE GA convenient four-story BRIOK HOU: i. with tn rooms, @ good cellar, # raia water cistern, aad an oucbuilding, situated on Bast Capitol street, between 3d and 4th streets, No 7. For further’ particulars inguire of AUGUSE ECHOKN BURN. at the Arckitect’s OMce cf the Capitol Fxtensior. Oc 3)-603t™ Fo, RENT—Two small HOUSBS, centrally lo- cated, within a few doors of Pern. avenue, in the best business part of the city; suitable fora restaurant or any kind of businese. Rant 261 per apnum, Also several DWELLING HOUSES for rent, Apply to PECARE, COGSWELL & JACK- SON, Attorneys and Resl Estate Agents, corner of 7th and F streets. 1t* (OR RENT—A first class three-story BRICK HOUSK, with atwo-story back building and a brick ou. vuilding. The kvuse is new and will be rented ¢....er furnished or unfurnished. It con- tains 12 ~ooma, exclusive of pantry, closets, &c It will ot be rented for » doarding or lod, house. Apply toG. H.HBAP, Navy Departmen® orafter 5 p.m at 319, 9th street, betweon Land t, F°% BALE OR KRENT—A large BRIOK HOUSE, beine Za, stor fronty with a 3 story back building. havine a lnree dining room thet will a>: commo: 39 or 40 persons, as well as fine parlors and chambers being Jately handsomely repaired throughout suitable for a hotel. corner of 5th and High streets, Georgetown Pos- session given immediately. Inquire of B, MACK- LL, Jr., No 457 13th street, between E and F streets, at 2 o’clock any evening. 06 3)-3w* Fo RENT—A FRONT ROOM. Apply at 432 15th et Beferences required. on 29-3t* OTR ROOMS (Unfurnished) FOR RENT, ON K str:ct, between Ith and igth. Inquire of PETER McDONIGH. oc29. lw* DRNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—In the First Ward. Inquire at No. 202 on I street, between 20th and 2st. oc 29 3t* OR RENT— At 350 Penn. avenue, ROOMS itable for calling goods, office use.or sleopi apartments, Inquire at GILMAN'S Drag Btore. © Oc 29-3t* OB RENT.—A fine well paved and fectly dry CELLAR; located at one of the best business pointson7th street. Apply ia the DRUG STORE corner E and 7th streets. 0c29 St* rn ENT.—Two gentlemen can be accommo: Gated with a Tiree shina story, Front Ltled furnish as,and heater. Apply on . between Gand H, first three-story brick house from H street. oc 29-31 URNISHED BOOMS—For Gentlemen only. House newly papered and painted: location the dest in the city near Willards’ and Ebbitt House, 204 F atreot, between 13th and 14th streots, 0c29-St* e Neatly-farnished FRONT oud story Cree in the ite} oO 1@ passenger rr A or ithe Poard. Enquire st No. 180 I street, nesr 2ist street. 0629-3t* A, RARE OPPORTUNITY—FOR SALE—GOOD 4% WILE and FIXTURES of acesh v font oo Ucs2, On Pecan. avenue, with or without Stock, Im mediate necessits. Prostrated iliness. A sactific. Address JNO. B. MASON, Star office. ocz9-3t™ modern improvements, corner of ings Hs rete. For partic apply at ach avenue, in store. 0c2-; W. G@. & CO. 7 ERY DESIRABLE HOUSE AND FURNITURY V for rent, or the entire Lot, 70 by 80 feet, with iwo houses and one Lot vacant, for sale The House and Furniture for rent s1¢ at the corner G and Iith streets north, No 354. Inquire on the premises. oc 29-3t' F% RENT—A handsomely FURNISHED HOUSK, containing 12 rooms, besides hitchen, ntry, suitable for members of Congress, Foreign iinistors and others desiring tuch accemmodations. House contains all the modern improvements; furnmitare only been in use one sear. It willnot be rented asa boarding or lodging house. Apply at No.3 Franklin Placa, I street, Sbetweert Isth and Mth. 06 2-iw~ IRST-OLASS HOUSE FOR SALE.—The sub- acriber will sell, on accommedating terms, his DWELLING HOUSE, 317 Ninth street, 2 Land M. It wae built only three years ; basa front of twenty-five feet, and contains twelve rooms ava large celler. The lot extends back one hun- dred and thirty-eight feet to an alley sixteen feet wide Possessicn given about the middie of No vember. For a private residence the property cffered is in every respect most desirable, Apply at the premises, between the hours of one and three o'clock. [0e29-Iw*} A. MOBRISON. OR RENT—Teo Furnished Front ROOMS, on Fas second and third floors. Apply at aoe ee street, bet. M and N, east side. Tk LaRGE COMFORTABLY FURNISHED MB to rent, to gentlemen on!y 454 Twelfth Dido Heferences required. N00 28-5t™ OB RENT—A Front CHAMBER, handsomely fnrnished. Inquire at 371 K street, between Iith acd i2th. 00.28 3t* ‘OR SALE—Two BUTTER STANDS, one ia Fehuter Market one in Northern Market; also, HORSE wW. IN. The Stalls are in first- rate locations for the business. For particalars in- qnire at corner 8th and N sts. north. 4 CHS TE AMON eRe: “Phere is no iness in this city, = 6068, OF reer lw" 28 ——— jong = rae BES, fi up OB BENT—Two ad Ops igen ra eat cam be easily for any pore ae BM AOR AL oF. We, 457 1h % +4 MO. at reietweon Band? é ‘oe 28-6t servant's rcom and AUCTION SALEs, a ae SS ASST a Ss eo JOR OTHER AUCTION SAL¥S SKN19T FAGR. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. J.C. M yarcadis SSOP? £25, Auten, VIRGINIA AVRNUR 4y0 SIxtH stat 7 BAST FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October enheate on the premises, we shail sell eubd! aisles 2 Tropting toselher af tert a insnsg ee Nes i neat 8 inches on Virginia the above, mating an entire Bizth ning of 170 feet iT] inebes, improved in the . s ae Brick Dwelling-house, and a on the corner, By GREEN & WILLI Ams. Ai RUSTED BA T virtue ofa feed of te My day of September, 1858, and recorded in uiberd. A. is ., No one of the }; 3 3 balance in 6 and 12 months, the purchasers giving their notes tes the deferred Femmes bearing interest from the day of sale. leed given and a deed of trust taken to secure the deferred ts. All sonveyan- sing and Revenue Siampe at the purchasers ex- pense. Ifthe terms of Sale are not Reged ge with atthe end of fivedays fromthe 4: sale, underrigned. as Tru: seil the raid premises ip the Evening Siar, at cost faulting purcha‘er. C, B. RITTBNAOUSE, Trustee. sc23d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Sa THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED - til FRIDAY, the svth 3 tn the afterpoon. oO. oc Z-a OVERNMENT SALE OF BAKERY - G es INGs AND EMPTY BARBELS. Vee? Will be sola at public auction at Sixth st. wharf, yee ‘ton, D.C., onBATURDAY, October 3i, at o'clock a. 100 barrels superior Bakery Sweepin, id empty Best and Pork Berman eee Terms cash in Government fund oc {Chronicle} deep WARE & 00.; Auctioneers, it the zaar, 98 south srd¢ Lowisiana ween Ninth and Tenth sires ne SPLENDID Park’ OF" GREY ‘Honses, HABTON. ARN! at Uctioz.—On SATURDAY MORNING, at. at 10 ovclook, we will sell, at the Ba splendid pair of Horses, e Handsome Photon, and Harness. Seer: 0028 WM _L. WALL & 00., ducts. By J.C, McGUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers, CABRIAGES AND HARNESS AT AUCTION.— / @n SATURDAY MORNING, Oct. Sist, at iL o’clock, in fromt of the Auction Rooms, we shall nell. for account of Geo. Poe, Jr.. Eeq.— One large and bandeome Family Coach Gne =n Famiiy Carriage Ore Six-seat Phu-ton, in fine order Two excellent Setis of Bilver-mounted Double Har- ness. Terms cash. oce-d 3.0, McGUIBE & 09., Aucts. By J. 0. Mc@UIBE & OO., Auctioneers. les BOENITURE AN DHOUSBHOLD 4 Errects aT AUCTION—On SATU RDAY MORN- ING , at 10 o’eloek, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell the Furniture and Effects of a family Geclining hourekeeping , comprising— HKosewood rarer Surte, finished in green and gold Marble ep Centon, and Sofa Tables Walnut Whatnot, Bookcase Lounge, Cane-seat Chairs Brussels and other Oarpets Heudsome China, Glass, and Crockery Ware Fine Damask Ourtains and Fixtures Two Silver-plated Tea Eets Several superior Mahogany Wardrobes Mahogany xod Walnut Dressing Bureaus Marble top Washstands, Toilet Sets Hair and Husk Mat'resres, Feather Beds Dining Table, Sideboard Cooking and other Btoves. Terms cash. 008 J. 0. McGUIRE & CO , Auct. By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Georzetown, ys VALUABLX& AND DESIRABLE BUILD- inG Lots in Grorckrown at Avction.—I will sell at Pubtic Auction, in front of the SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October I7th, 4 o’clock p. 11, part of Lot No 3: in Old Georgetown, fronting 60 feet on the north side of peilpe. street, between Market and Frederick streets.and running i back 120 feet, Middle part ofsame Lot, fron’ 6 feet on south side of Prospect street, between Market and Fred- erick street. and runing back 120 feet. North part of same Lot, front! bed feet on north side of Prospect etreet, between Market and Fred- erick otroctey amas Lot No. 44,in Beatty and ins’ adi Aition ‘to George’ fronting 15) feet on the weet side of Lp thelr bbe above Sth street, and running back 159 feet. ‘Terms: One-thicd eash; balance in six and twelve inonths, secured by a deed of trust on the le conv: wl > * “itios, DOWLING. Acct. a7 THE ABOVE SAUE_IS UNAVOIDABLY partngned until Sar CADAY ABTERNOON, Ost, Ot ane PHO. DOWLING, Auct. &7- THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONEDTOSAT- AY, it. ee reg THOS. DOWLING, Auct. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. UCTION SALE OF GROOBBIES, LIQUORS, Goop WILL, aNp Fixtunss ar Avotios.—On MONDAY. the day of No ir next.at 2 jock p. m.. we shall sell, at the corner of 6th and Q streets north, all of the Stock, Good Will, Fix- tures, 40. Be. to be sold to the highest bidder for cash, 5 sess d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J. C. MeGUIRE & OO,, Auctioneers. ALB OF DESIRABLE DWELLING-HOUSE ON F STREET, BRTWREN THIRTEENTH AND Four- TEENTH STREETS, TO CLOSE 4N BSTaTE.—On MON- 'Y APTERNOON, November 2, at 4 o'clock. on hall sell, a desirable Three- 5 pane . dieing room, ry finished attic com- unter, ception aieaas Sane ee r drainage, &c. CoML Hause ’was erecled by the Inte Philip C. Jobnson for sere residence, and is in every re- ct ie |@ property. “"Borsersicn given within — weeks afar sale. : One-third cash ; e remainde: twelve months, with interest,seoured by a deed of trust on the prone 8. f haser. Sogrerancloy § Be Sedo We e OOn Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austionvers, Ex TENSIVE SALE OF STOCK, OROP, FARM- ING. Ureasta, &c., a7 Avotion. MON- a 24 of November, we shall_acil, jaing, the teridence © at 4 of Mr. Robert Perkins. a o’clock a, m., bis entire Stock and Grop and Farm- ing Utensils, Blue Plains is near. Fort | Re Pigcstanay about miles ‘avy Yard Bridge and nearly opposite We mention in pet what we eke z we, xe which are now St for ane iss oe aoe of Fa rae killing,2 Market Wagons, 1 Osrriage, 1 0artea Be at ey ae 8] uni 101 ww, 30 barrels of ‘dora anda Tot of Hodder, 1500 Gatbaes Beets, Parsni lot of Fodder. a . 4 rs ts, &o., Plows, Cultivators, Barrows. wil Taree Roce, 3 out of other Farming and Teaplements. ‘elms cash. ill be punctual to the time, te stock is argo and we wish to finish the sate Sa The arm is also for rent, inquire on the premi- ad GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auste, Br W.1 Wahid O0--Anctionsers: Utne Dianomp, Ben facree. rites ‘In virtue of. FusNiTure, aNd Oanco.—! ‘& decree is- fi k's Office of Supreme Court tthe Gaited Biate tor the of Oolumbia, a Auc- tera deseanseneagea, cette hrs, Dosh ararat Ng. 98 Louisiane avonues inthe city of Washington, D. C.. part of the eargo of the jamer co. of a valuable assort- ment of me! A = Soy ahs iy 36 wee rek Re ‘ ee w335 5 iy iz i iY ready-. Table On7s 5 Iamed with Al- Sfindin Rubber with AL india Bubber Oaps and Bats of yr Oil Zak ee OF Madras eset Oe et at El a ro co RS cn esseessssee atthe foot pisisth Sas cetorncce ofeame Gar, Pwill soll the ALSO, her Tackle,