Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL. NEWS. AMUSBMENTS TO-NIGHT. ‘ ° ‘HBATER.—Shakspesre’s beaatifu FORD'S omaeo and Juliet” will be\pertormed Pwient at Ford's, and the cast will embrace ‘Mr. Booth, Mr. Wheatleigh, Mr. Harry Pear- od all the prominent members of Mr. lendid company. This play hasever excited the sdmiration of theater goers, and its representation to-night will be of a most splen- did 3 Gaovur’s THBATER—“Oliver Twist,” a dramatization from Dicken’s novel of that pame, Will be performed to-night at Grovers. | Miss Lucille Wemern will appear as “ Nancy Sykes,” @ character she sustains with thrilling wer. Mr. Charles Barron as ‘ Bill Sykes,” snd Ben Rogers as «Fagan,” are also admira- ble in their respective parts, while Ella Wal- lis, 38 “Oliver Twist,” elicits the most un- pounded applause. CANTERBURY.—A good bill is announced for to-night. Mr. J. H. Childers will again go through his splendid Zouave drill, and the entire Concert Hall Company will appear in a varied bill of vong, dance, and Ethiopian eccentricity. The drama of «Black Connor,” willalso be performed, and will embrace in its representation all of manager Sinus drama- tic company. Fair.—The ladies of the Western Presbyte- | rian Chureh continue their fair at Odd Fel- lows’ Halil. The display of fancy and useful articles is admirable indeed, and the refresh- ment tables are loaded down with good things. The band of the 4th New Hampshire.isinat. tendance bightly and discourses excellent music. selina TRUSTERS O¥ PUBLIC HOOLS.—The first meeiing of the Board of School Trustees re- cently appointed by the Mayor was held yes- terday evening. The room now occupied by the Board is the ove formerly occupied by the Board of Common CVeuncil, in the second story, west wing of the City Hall. The room has been fitted up expressly for the Board, by order of the Councils, under the direction of the Mayor, and everything is arranged in a con- venient manner. A table runs the length of the room; at the north end of which is the Presi- dent's seat, and at the opposite end the seats for the Secre! of the Board and the reporters of the press. Chairs are ranged along the sides of the table for the members, and each member has for his own use a private drawer. Th Teporters are also thus accommodated. The present Board is constituted as follows First District—J. O. Wilson, (member of iast Board,) J. S. Brown vice R. T. Morsell, an- pointed Secretary, and J. P. Tustin vice Win. Wlison, declined. Second District—M. H. Miller, W. J. Rhees, and O.C. Wight. All old members. (Mr. Wight was traneferred from the Third District.) Third District—F. S. Walsh, CW. Day cold members,) and R. B. Ferguson vice O. Wight, transferred. Fourth District—J. B. Elis, J. E. Holmead, (cia members,) and W. J. Muriazgh vice J. T. Jassell, declined. Mr. R. T. Morsell, late & trustee, is Secretary of the Board, vice W. B. Dayton resigned. Mr. John Sessford retains the position of ‘Treasurer. All the above were appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Board of Aldermen. Mayor uation Ue seaident of the Board +z officio) called the Board to order, and Mr. F. S. Walsh was unanimously elected Viee Pres- ident of the Board. The applications of Mise Indiana May, Miss Eliza J. Woodruff, Mrs. E. C. Kent, M M. Morse, Miss Lizzie ever, and Mr. Jno. H Falconer, for the positions of teacher, were received and referred. The reports of teachers for the October were reported complete. Mr. Rhees, from the committee on rules and month of regulations, recommended the adoption ot the following amendments to the existing rules, viz Article 15. te be amended by striking out the clause w! requires the Committee on vocal music to make annual examinations of pupils im that branch of study. Rule 62, to b> so amended as te require the approval of twomembers of the sub-Board of | ‘Trustees, instead of one, to turnish books to the pupils of indigent parents or guardians. Rule 60 is to be amended by striking ont “x0t exceeding one for every ten pupils.” The committee also recommend that all monthly reports of teachers be sent to the Sec- retary instead of to the sub-board. These amendments were laid over till next meetng, under the rules. On the subject of roll books, Mr. Rhees also reported the following. toappiy to tho gram- | mar and intermediate schools only, viz: Ist. The present roll books sre to be used. ud. Instead of writing the names of all the scholars in succession, they are to be writt-n by classes. Write the names of the classes, as grammar, &c., at the top of the page, andenter all names of pupils who study grammar under that head. So for geography and other studies. The teachers shall keep @ separate page, as at present, for the whole school for deportment and attendance. 3d. The first month the teachers are to write ue names of the pupils in the classes in alpha- vetical order, and afterwards in the order of merit as shown by the marks. 4th. A perfect or satisfactory recitation should be marked 4; @ good lesson or one ans wer missed mnarked 3; an imperfect or careless lesson marked 2; a total failure marked 1; absence at recitation marked with @ a@ppher; punctual at- tendance at either morning or afternoon session of school to be marked 4; tardiness less than half xn hour in the morning or less than ten minutes in the afternoon to be marked 3; tardiness of more than half an hourin the morning or ten | minutes in the afternoon to be marked 1; absence to be marked with acypher; good conduct to be marked 4; demerit marks to be deducted trom this standard, and if more than fourin one day to be deductea from the total for good condact during the month. At the end of every month the teachers (o add up the total number of mer- its and obtain theaverage. This course to com- muence on the firet day ef December. The recommendation of the Committee was ted. ‘A motion was adopted that when the. Board | adjourn itadjourn to Tuesday next to receive the annual report. Mr. Wight, from the committee appointed for that purpose, reported that they bad exam- ined the candidates for admission to the Colum. bia College, and had awarded the scholarship to Elbert Turner, a pupil of the First District Grammar school. The Chair stated that he had a communica- tion from the teachers of the Primary and Sec- ondary Public Schools, which demanded the serious attention of the Roard. It wasa peti- uou foran increase of wages, and while he thought the teachers were deserving of this in- crease yet the suoject was one which demand- ed mature deliberation. The communication referred to is as follows: To the Board of Trustecs of the Public Schools of the City of Washington, D. C.:—We, the under- signed, Teachers of the Primary and Second- j ary Public Schools of the city of Washington, D. C., feeling, in common with all classes of the community, the pressure of the times. in the advanced price of every article of con- sumption and clothing, and corresponding high rates of charge, for board, Jodging and fuel; and finding our present salaries insul- ficient to defray our expenses, respectfully re- quest the Board of Trustees of the Public Schools of the city of Washington, D.C., to take the matter into their serious consideration and to grant us such an increase of compensa- | tion fer our services as shall suit the altered state of the times and enable us to meet our unavoidable outlay. . If anything beyond whut Ras been generally stated be necessary to zhow the reasonableness ot our request, it may be found in the facts, atent to all, thatasingle room in the city of asbington cannot be obtained for less than #12 per month, nor the plainest board under @4 per week—that coais are now $11 per ton, and expecied rapidly to rise. In view of & similar state of affairs, the Tras- tees of the Public Schools of the city of Phila- delphia, we are informed, haye already granted an increase of salary to the teachers. ° Trusting those with whom we have the honor to be associated—the Trustees of our highly fa- vored and beloved city—will not be behind them in liberality, we subscribe ourselves with profound respect, &c. {This communication is signed by all the Primary and Secondary teachers.) The communication was laid over iuform- Mr. Holmead offered a resolution that the committee on councils be instracted to recem- mend an increage of 25 per cent. in the pay of oo hess said he had & resolution to offer of a somewhat similar character, but bis reso- lution contemplated only the increase otsalary of the female teachers, as he thought ghe male t sufficient. er Davis moved to strike out from Mr. Mol- mead’s resolution that authorizing an increase of salary to male teachers, and it was lost by a vote of 6 nays 1-3 Ayes Mr. Holmead’s was then udopted. Teele recommendation of the Sub-board of the First pistrict that Miss Amelia M. Kire be a) inted teacher of Secondary No.4,and Miss ma F. edmond, teacket of Primary No.l, in that district, was adopted. "Mr. Wilson offered a resolution that a com- mittee be appointed to apply to the proper de- ent for the rent of school houses now oc- capied by theGovernment, which was adopted, and Messrs. Wilson, Rhees, Ferguson, Rol mead, and the Treasurer, Mr. Sessford, were ap} ted such committee. » motion of Mr. Khees, a resolution was instructing the Secretary to collect all books, papers, manuscripts an¢g letters belong- ing to the Board together, and te have suc! as were keeping properiy bound « ‘Mr. Davis moved that Bule No. 23 be so ded a8 sheoat from bas or her the salary of every teachef, cae or Bi ‘school more than saree tosh be appointed teac! of Secondary School j rae in econd xia adopted. | paid out of the eontingemt tund. The resolu- ; tion of his Stereopticon tor one week, towards bn ae Si cessive days shall cease, unless suc! seace is occasioned by the personal sickness of said teacher. ‘Laid over under the rules. journals as shall be peg, eres the commit- tee oa Text books, for se cf the Board. ag Miller moved that Miss Alice J. McIn- Mr. Rhees offe ion premising that the interests of public school education demanded the or; ation and establishment of a public se! city in this city; and authorizing the Mayor to appoint a committee for that purpose. The resolution was, after | some discussion, lost. Mr. Rhees also introduced a resolution authorizing the Chair to:appoint a committee | of one from e&ch sub-board, in conjunction | with the secretary and treasurer, to visit the cities of Philadelphia, New York and Boston, and examine the school-houses and modes of teaching. Expenses of said committee to be tion tailed. The Chair announced the following as the standing committees of the board for the ensu- ing year, viz: On_ Supplies.—Messrs. Ellis, Davis, Rhees and ae ir On Text-Books.—Messrs. Miller, Holmead, Walsh and Wilson. , , On Rules and Regulations._Messrs. Rhees, Holmead, Ferguson atid Tustin. On School-Houses and School-Rooms.— Messrs. Wilson, Murtagh, Davis and Rhees. On Examination of Teachers—Messrs. Walsh, Holmead, Wilson and Miller. On Accounts and Expenditures.—Messrs. Da- vis, Murtagh, Brown and Wight. On Vocal Music.—Messrs. Wight, Holmead, Brown and Ferguson. On Congress and the City Coancils.—Messrs. Holmead, Wight, Ferguson and Tustin. Mr. Wilson offered a resolution setting forth the necessities of a teachers’ institute in this city, and authoring the appointment of a committee to organize such an institution; e3- tablish rules and regulations, and employ a suitable person to control it. The expense is- not to exceed #100. The resolution was, after considerable dis- ctssion, adopted, and Messrs. Wilson, Miller, x on, nud Ellis were appointed the com: avis Moved the appointment of @ com- ase turo:tare for the new school ird Disirict; and Mess:s. Davis, Ison, Were appointed tee, of William H. Nalley, for book- The bills binding, 12; of J. & T. Robinson, for clocks, $14.75; and of Marks & Stamberger, for stove fixings in Fourth District, #107.10; were pre- sented and ordered to be paid. Board then adjourned until Tuesday evening next. MEETING FoR T Prrrosk oF ENcovura- GING ENLISTMENTS.—The committee appointed atthe meeting of citizens on Wednesday eve- ning to promote enlistments in the District met in the Council chamber last evening at eight ilson, First Ward; o'clock. Present—H. C. W P. P.M Fourth Ward; *.Gulick and W. P. Fergu- son, Fifth Ward; Rob’t M. Combs, Sixth Ward, and Johr H. Semmes, Seventh Ward. “Gen. P. F. Bacon was called tothe chair, and Mr. H. ©. Wilson appointed secretary. On motion, Mr. John H. Semmes was unan- imously elected treasurer. At the request of the President, Capt. Scheptz stated tor the information of the committee that the quota of the 2.516 trom the city and 214 from Georgetown. colored troops would be ac to the quota from the District, and, in his opin- iou, if the proper inducement ere held out, that we could easily fill our quota. It was moved by Mr. Shepard that a sub- committee of one from each ward be appointed by the Chair to mature a plar to carry out the object of this committee. Adopted. The Chair appointed H.C. Wilson, First Ward: S. V. Noyes, Second Ward; A. R. Shep- ard, Third Ward: John Sessford, Fourth Ward; G. F. Gulick, Fitth Ward; R. M. Combs, Sixti Ward, and John H. Semmes, of Seventh Ward, said committee. Mr. Shepard moved that the general commit- tee meet on Friday evening, at haif-past seven o'clock, and that the secretary be ordered to give public notice of said meeting. Adopted. A communication was received from Mr. H. C. Preuss, offering the proceeds of the exhili- uso stated that ted and credited & beunty fund for volunteers, which was re- ferred to the sub-committee. and the thanks of the committee tendered to Mr. Preuss for his liberal offer. On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet Friday evening, at 73g o’clock. ee ORPHAN®’ Court, Judge Purcell sterday, Mrs. Martha E. Page, the widow of Y. P. Page, was appointed guardian of Rezin Arnold, aged fifteen; Elizabeth Ellen, aged thirteen, and Julia Tweedy Page, aged nine years, orphans. The sureties being Charles F. Stansbury and Rezin Arnold. Mrs. Page, as widow, renounced all claims to any bequest under the last will of Yelverton P. Page, in which he bequeathed to her all of his estate, whether real, personal, or mixed, during her natural life, or until she should marry again, after which it was to be divided equally among his children; in lieu of which she elects to take only her dower orlegal sbare. The will is dated the 13th of July, 1°53, and was witnessed by W. F. Price, John ©. Fitzpatrick, and ©. W.C. Dunnington. The fact thatone of the witnesees being dead, and two absent from thecity—the last named being in the South—would render it difficult in provne the will, but Mra. Page having filed er renunciation, it is immaterial whether it should be.proven. Mra. Page also renounces her right to administer on the estate, and peti- tions that her friend, W. KH. Howard, may be appointed administrator. The will of Philip Fenwick, deceased, which nominates John Van Reswick and William A. Fenwick his executors, was partially proven pasa es Forp’s New Tusater.—This evening, Mr. Ford announces the “first and only” perform. | i ance of Romeo and Juliet” at his theater, during the engagement ot Mr. J. Wilkes Booth. The cast of characters in this celebrated Shake- spearean tragedy Is very full and complete, including all the great artists now engaged in this tashionable and elegant theatre. To-mor- row (Thursday) we have, for the first time | | during the present dramatic season, Bulwer's | comedy, « Money.” On Friday Mr. Booth has a final benefit, and makes his last appearance but one. We are authorized to state that owing to @ very large demand, « Richard ILI” will be given once more. It cannot fail‘to a:tract a | Jarge audience. A NOTICE in &Morning cotemporary, relating to the bookbinders’ strike, gives the names of } parties carrying on | two persons as the onl bookbinding here outside of the Government bindery. This isnotao. Our neighbor. Edward Lycett, is an old and long-established book- binder, between 10th and 11th streets, and em- ploys most of the hands that work outside of the Government bindery, and has n-ver ceased for an hour conducting his’ business well and promptly, and upon economical! principles, 11* Seep Naw Yorn srries iemen's Clothinx !—Nrw and Fashionable! assortment for Dress and Busivzess wear. nylish Sack and Walking Coats excell in grade and finish anything ever offered in ALL, BTEPHENS & Oo.. 322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts, (Intell. and Repub.] ee Cora, Eunions, Bad Nail Gent Al ocatt , Eviarged Jointa,and | ; On the evening of the 4th instant. | brown hnd wh: R DOG. | ereollar with rae pint : other disorders of the Feet, eared without pain by Dr. White, Surgeon Ohiropodist. No. 424 Penn. sylvania avenue, between 4%: aud 6th streets fashington, D.G. No charge for consultation. 60 %- > — A PxrsroLogica, View or MaRntace:—Con taining pearly 90 pages, and 130 fine Plates an eravings of the Anatomy of the Sexual Organs ina state of Health and Disease, with a Treatise on Self-Abuse, its Deplorab!e Consequences upon the Mind and Body, with the Author’s Plan of Treat- ment—the only ratiosal and successful mode of cure, as shown by the report of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the married, and those contem- plating marriage, who entertain doubts of their physical condition, Sent free of postage to any address, on receipt of % cents, in stamps or posts currency, by addressing DB, LA OBOIX, No. $3 Maiden Lane, Albany, N.Y, 06 8-Im* oe Fades oy Wathes Out prams Hae Ste e best in oe ay 8. Tx Never entsa box. Th MARRIED, On the Ith inst. the of St. Dominick's’ Ohurene 5 TLE to LIANNA ROBE cards. “ is On tno 10th inat., by ie Bey. Fi Mire JANE THOMPON to Mr. LEWIa both of this city. ‘B, DOLPR ¥, both of this MeN PRI DIED, tant, after p painful illness of four BL OOMINGTON, of the Feland, bat for the lat thirty elest The frie f the fa: re fully invited fe attend bis fone ‘on amorree, Tuareday, at street, between B and 0 etreete, (Ieiand.) = ere, friends of the family are Invited to attend to-morrow the 10t] 10) her fuveral a > BF 8 -o'clock, eee rear Let atreet, a2 EVENING erik assvoratioll! a tf WILL BE GIVBE aT ¥ TUMPEBRANOD HALL On, B Street, Betwomn Ninth and Ox WEDNESDAY, DxczMexe 2D 266. The Committee pledge themselves to muke this one of the best Balls of the seasoa. Awell-known Brass and String Bend kas been engaged for the occasan. Tickets ONS DOLLAR, admitting a gentioman | and indies, Tickets for sole at the Star Oftice | Counter. \ CommiItrER, G. W. Van Alles, J. Bipe, John Dies. 3, Thomas, “HE. Bipe, ¥. Hat. M. Dewlivg, W. Heatley. no ll-W&StDec 3 INTENT A8S8OOLAT I TAKS Pee easare in Tanouaein, to their many that they will give their friends ‘D BALL. at Odd Fellow: Sear oe MONDAY BVENING 1963. Piekets One Dollar, admitti and ladies, Reape’ Breath Wes Reel comet S°S wetting: Jas Bevans,8 King, Jas Weaver, ‘Wm. Hanna, Jas, Stafford, Jas. Canaon, 00 1) & Lo OUT FOR THE MONUMBNTALS. The members of the MONUMENTAL CLUB take pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public that their * TWENTIETH ANNUAL BALL will take place at TEMPERANCE HALL. EB Street, Between Ninth and Tenia, on THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 12, 1358, @ FOR THE BENEFIT OF A BLIND MAN, Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentieman and ladies. By-order of Committes. Bo 10-3t* P. ULBHLING, President, Fr =** @RAND BALL OF THE JOURNEYMEN PLASTERRES’ ASSOCIATION will take place at TEMPERANCE HALL, On WEDNESDAY BVENING, Nov. llth, 1368. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting » gentleman and ladies. A splendid brase and string band has been engaged for the oocarion. Supper and Refreshments by an experienced caterer. Committee of Arranzemencs. John Parkhill, John?. Hall, Marshall Duvall. Robt. Lafferty, David 8.dapp, George G, Morrow, James Barrett, DavidMahoney, no 6 6t* LOST AND FOUND. O8T—On Friday evening, the 6th instant,on the 4 through train jaltimore at 350, a CAN- VA88 BaG, containing a lot of gentlemen’s boots and three navy caps A liberal reward will be gizen if lett at McCLIN'OCK’S Baggage Agent, jo. 12, Marble Allay no 11-2t* $1 5 REWABRD—STOLEN HOK8H.—Stolen on e) Batarday night, Nov. 7, 1863, frm the etable of George B. Moora, east of the 7th street Park small LIGHT GREY MARR, about 18 years old; exact height not recollected ; has a large dimple im ber right thgh runder her right fore shoulder; also. two or e CATA On her nose from the bite of a dog. The above reward will be given if returned to the owner. JAMBS H. MOURK, No. 232 New OS avenue, between 4th and Sth streets, Wash- nD. moll 3t* C AME TO MY PREMIS§3 On the 4th of No- vember. a large bay HORSK, lame in the two fore feet, The owner can him by paying ex- penses, 493 llth street Yard. nod $t* &5 BEWARD—Was lost. on Monday night, the SPeP 9th inst., aFUR VICTOKINKE, supposed to De lost somewhere between 3 and 12th streets. Tae above reward will be paid if left at 546 corner 13‘, and QO. nol0-3t* ces TO THE BUBSOBIBER On 6th instant, / & red and white apeckled COW, with crampled horns. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay chargeq and take her away. . BENEZETT, _Bo 10-3t* Cat., bet. 12th and 18th, Island. OST OR MISLAID.—The undersigned forewarns any one from negotiating for note fr: b Anderson in favor of (saac Horsberg. to of two hundred and fifty dollars, made ix meaths from date, it being the 6th of vember, 1968, a8 the same has been lost or mislaid. Do 10 3t* I8AAC HERZBERG. STRAY COW—Four white legs; one white spot S39 on one Rip; one white spot on her j ber body of light red color. Owner will come forth, prove property, pay damages and getthecow They will fird the cow on the Good Hepe roast, opposite Mr. Worthington’, over the Navy Yard Briuge. no 10-38" BEWARD.—Strayed or stolen, from Pena. $10 ave.. ern and i3th, on the evening of oth ini SORREBL HORSE, attached to a small Black, ered CARRY ALL, said Oarryall contain- ed six Demijobns and one né, all empty. Any One returning the above to DECAMP & MILLER, corner 6th and N streets, Island, will receive the reward nol-6t* $20 Fras Wydaqiey, moraing ov feb, 1863, an ACSOURT ROUR, be- eon . O. Haze} an 0 rum bau, , betwee: West Market ard ‘Georgetown . = 0 9-1 6t* _____W.0. HAZRL, @8T—On Friday evening, the 6th, on Pennsyl. ia avenue, a Lady’s GOLD LEPINE vania WATCH, with Gold Face. A very liberal reward will be paid to the finder by leaving it at the Star office. The watch is highly prized by the owner as it wasn pitt from an aged and deceased relative, n0d- I 30 REWARD. 408T—One small brown MARE; small neck and head; low in front; one white spot on left fore leg, Bear the shape of «: uear hoof; small mane i) and short; small tail, One old bob-tail HO, },bey; no bairon tail of any consequence, ‘Two Saddles, two Blaukets, two Bridles, one fancy Saddle Blanket. I shall give @50 reward for re- covery of raid property. shall give @40 for the maré alone, No questions asked THOMAS KOUGH. Oth street, between D and &, Island. _Bo s-lw*__sthat Nories TO TH UBLIC—The public are hereby notified that the undersigned found,as an Estray em rt on bis premises, on the sth instant,a BAY MAR, about the age of alx years, in good condition and apparently free from defect, boulder, with the letter O or 0 branded on th The owner or owners thereof can proving property and paying lege c » PRA’ R, No. 566 north I at., bet 4th and Sth ste. west, Bistrict of Columbia, City of Washingon, To wit— Ontbis 9th day of November, A. D. 1s63, personally sppeared, the above-named L. rather, and made oath in due form of law that the above state- ment ie -orreet and trae Given under my hand and seal the day and date afo. esaid . NO. H. JOHNSON, JR., J.P. (v. 8.) eft J no9-eolw* __ vee RBWARD.— DOG LOST —Strayed from the offeo of the subscriber, Washingvon. D. © Nate and name o: Swers to the name of Ned.” The above re’ and the thanks of the owner will be paid fer his turn to CHABLEB GARRETSON, Resistant Qua Peester’s Ofice, 209 G streot north, Washingto . 0. Bob PERSONAL. Witt THE GENTLEMAN WITH THE IN- vi 4 F yana niece from Cavide, please call as 301 8 O IMPOBITION.— MADAME ROBB, Docir:ss Stvolosiss, was born with a nataral gift. Bre ‘alle the a and future—never moewn, °0 J Uses eer marriages; brings together those long separ: tod; jusiness strictly oonfdential, ‘Noo 494 reece ke north, above New York De at ‘ork aveni One block from Treasury © only person that can show « likeness of future husband or absent fri . _ Ladies 60 cents: Gentlemen $1.) en na 9-12t" ADAM AHOLIAB TAKES PLEASURE IN N giving notice to all inquiring econ: that she is now ready to read the Past, Present and Fu fe may be consulted on various matters of importance atany time from 8 a.m. until? p m, Ladies 50 centa; gentlemen $1 No. 60 south . between Ist and 24, Oapito! Hill, Washington, D. Q. no 7-2w* BS. L, BMITH— Tae Greatest Test Medium M Age—Will give piisings for esbort I street, between éth and streets diseases, see your dead as well as living friends; the time at 580 eel reads character, and reads the future; magnetises. Sittings $1. Bo $-1m* Private Diseases a ag with eeece tT DIBOOYEBY IN DENTIS?BY. Teeth Extracted without Pain with the Maksite of I woule E to i eecrpor ha we Oxygen is ber operstions intry performed at moderate welone at the Be * oe a . tO examine | Want IMM! \TELY —At PEO Osean 4 Testery. we ia Wantipas BOY, at No. 517 Boventh street, Inblligeneer W Anrep_a bed. pre YOUNG MAN, about lyears of age, to assist in tending Bar. Good referrace required and given. Wages $20 per month. Cali at corner ofadand Penn.ave it" TIBST-CLASS HOU8E—Oompletely far- mehed, wanted, by Ist December or at once. Unemeptionable references given. Address im- medistely Box 463, City Post 5 zwoll-3t* was TED—Two GIBLS for machine work; one for Binger’s,and the other Wheeler & Wil- sop% machine. G wages and steady work Gren. Apply at AHUBN W'S Dressmating” Re: isblishmedt, 506 Bleventh street above Penn, avenue, Ro 11-3t* ANTED—All ye ladies in search of the best bilk and Mohair Braid for Dresses, Josies, Garibaldis, to know that WIULIAM PBINOM has the arlicle—the Snost lot in the city, of all colors, He bason band magn! mbroidered Piannel Bkirts, Yokes and Sleeves and Biankets for childrea. Flannel embroidered by the best hand in the city. &tamping for every kind of gennds segtiy done at3S1 ¥ street, opposite Patent Office, no H-Im % RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 8 Bituation as Seamstress ina private family, with Wheeler & Wilson’s sewing machine. Can be | seen at 204 Fonrteenth street, above L. no 10-2t* WANTED TO HIRE—A STORE, on the north side of Penn, avenue, between 7th and ]ith weet gee sren Vv. 8. T., Markham’s Hotel, no 10-2t" V ANTED—A good MARKET GARDENER to take charge of a market garden. Must be sober and industrious. Address B., Star‘ofice. no 10- AT HANDS WANTED IMMEDIATBLY—AT B. LINNEY’8, No. 170 Penn. avenue, between 37th and lsth. For competent hands the highest prices will be given. no A LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS 40) keeper or first-class Pastry Cook. Good refe: ences can be given as to her capability and char- acter. All answers left 2: the Star offica, addressed Ww.B mo 10-2t* WANTED respectable WOMAN to do the Cooking, Wash: and Ironing in a small private family. ing good recommends- tions may apply at 445 Mass. avenue, bet. sth aad 7th ate Bo 10 2t* I 000 WANTED-—¥For one year or longer, ’ on Improved Real Estate, free from allencumbrances; worth seven times the amount, for which 6 per cent and & bonus of 5 per cent will be given, Address‘ Money,” Box No, 31. Star of- fice. no 10-3t* W ANTED—CHANOCE TO MAK B MONKY FAST Any active man, with from 35,000 to $10,000 rash in hand and who can commence to give bis immediate and entire attention, or that of an able reprerentative, to a hard, driving, but highly re- apectable business. can make fifty per cent vet upon his investment in less than six weeks. A‘- deem Lock Box 56, Post-Office, Washington, D. U. no Wii omar een, ply at the corner of 22d at., an Pa.ave. [209s] DAN'L MEY HGS. WAltsp—s good plain and order OOOK at a Restaurant in thia city; tos good white man, who understands bis business, good wages wi!l be given, Inquire at the Star office no 9-3t* ANTED—A PARTNER in a Cash Business | connected with the Army; can make $1, | nett per month, Cash down $6»), and no less te- ference given and required. Apply personally t Hunt, No. 6 north Ast. eile Bo ost. WANTED-a Colored experiensed CHAMBER MAID, one that will assist in waiting; also, two COLORED MEN, One for dining-room and | Meee the other for house servant and waiting. At 286 north I street, between 12th and 13th, Bo +t" WANTED-& WAITSR at the Gosiing House; | Bone but one who understands the business be apply, but to such $20 dollars a month will Beataurant, 247 Penn, avenue, bet, 12th and 13th. no 9-St* ven the whole year round. Inquire at the ANTED—A HOUSEKEEPER in a private family. One that thoroughly understands and can take charge and oversee f house- york; wages $10 per momth, Also. « first-rate COOK; wages 88, Also, a OHAMBERMAID, Boat of reference required; none but white ser- Yants need anply. Call at 465 Ninth at. west, - Navy Agent's Office. no¢lw WART2D. TO BUY OR RENT—At Georgetown, in the best business part of the elty, » small or middle sisei HOUSE, with store. ill pay bonus, or buy stock of present holder. Address A. A.. Btar office. no 6 Iw* A LADY OF REFINBMENT, EDUCATION and amiability desires a ition where a! may find employment in Teaching, Sewing, or Companion fora sick lady, Undoubted testim Bials given. Address Miss Ade B., Star office, no 5-lw) ANTED, BVERY LADY T Wulleriotendia 21008 Sera te. to make presents of Bmbroi- dered and Braided Hippera, as. well as xing Oaps, to thelr gentlemen friends, will find a large assortment of the nicest and newest designs, (se- cured ata bish ep at WM. PRINCR’S STAMe. ING DEPOT, 381 F street, opposite Patent Office. He bes just secured a new Jot of Medallion and other Skirt patterns for Braiding, new and besntiful Night Wrapper, Ohemise Yoke, Band, and Panta- let patterns; all ef which he will stanzp while you wai' @ the only Machtnein town, he will make any pattern brought, however intricate. and does not rob out while d stam, ‘el nobel aad Gold and af 0] ir Braid, Rilks and Cotton of the best brands for sale. o¢3}-1m Wy anrsp an OFFICE BOY, from 15 to'2 years of age, Must reside in the neighbor: hood of the office. None need apply without good references. Oallat the Dental Office, 260 Penn. ave., bet. 2th and Isth ats, oo 4 ANTED—At the Treasuly Extension, twont Ww OARPENTERS. To workman, the Bien. est will ven atead ‘. the o! ce of Gousfrustion, Trewary + Baildingy a Buporvisi ‘arabitect we 22-0 (Ohronidej WANTED | S00ND- HAND FURNITURE Ts, Housefurni ishing eroods of ers cont } containing three rooms. AUCTION SALES. Tt? ABLE OO iy and twelve months, “4 ; 5 RORSEERAY. "| Seg of trast on the SHU. seers,’ ANTED_By a ‘Womad,e SICU ATION Ver: at the sre! A ra Wartenverasd sonra aoe 475 Vatrest,:| 200 F-0; McG ETRE O0.. Avot. tween fth and sth sts. Li | By J. 0, MeGUIBE & OU, oregon ANT: P ! BLE BRICK DWSLLIN' W svenr. Aone at eoce pee i Dye Pustio Acorion. GuRspAT ie wT | Promtoge wepellsot it Bris sees oftogs 5 2] , in ea! Spe ere poss woamemnstt gma Scour Anteater a eeaen es. wabe fires BO! q eon meeeere bakes et den Oe | Sate rg cae eee W iiceoe weakTachfions fame ean taste | Daliine, coating in cif somt Eels of Good reterence = Apply at No. 145. 96., vernis property ting north between Wyand-adtan (deland.) no 1iatr the pa tie Space wert of the. fei there B ark . “a AN AMERICAN WOMAN Wiens 4 SI0- | rhe; One tics in cul: the romaieder 18 ote Preite as Cook and to assist in Washing, deed of trust on the premiser ‘ Stee He said given if required, Address a , ilonrevances and Bramps at the cost of the pur- A BASPEOTARLE YOUNG GIBL wan’ A Roll J.C, MOGUIBE & OO., Auots. H otoe SED. connet or eee ; By J. 0. MoGUIBB & OO.. Auctioneers. Sreota: Apply at Ro. £0, corner of 24 sad G YALUARLE BUILDING ‘LOTS AT TAR COREBR OF NORTH D AND SECOND STRERTS AT WANTED IMMBDIACKLY—A Woman t>Oook | PUBLIO SALE.—Jn the matter of the petitron of 8ad do General Housework. Good wages will | James Mesherry. Guardian of Helen N. ‘Sherry, be given Apply immediately at 299 Penn ave., | Mary C. McSherry, and James C McSherry, minor between sth 10th sts.. south side. 1 heirs of Thomas Carbery, deceased. —Ia Rareaande of, — = a decree of the Urphans’ Court of Washingtoo county, ia the District of Columbia, duly ratified and copfirmed by the Honorable Supreme Court of suid District, in the matter of the above-named titicn, the Rotersigved will offer for sgie, a lie Auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the 23d day of November, 153, at 40’clock, tha eligible and valuable vacant Property sitaated s the corner of D street north and Second street wast wa as parts of Lots ] and 6, in Square 579, front- 95 feet 6 inches on D street and 170 feet 6 inches on Second street, divided into four building lots, fronting each ¥8 feet 10% inches on D street aod running back 125to an alley, and two fronting 17, feet on Eecond atrect, and runming back 167 feet 6 inches to ap alley. Terms: One fourth of the purehase monty cash, and the residue in three equal instal: ve ble respectively in six, lve. eighteen months, with foterest, the deferred payments to be secured by @ deed of tri on the lots or other ap- roved security. All conveyancing and stamps at if reh: 4 © OxPenee MES MOBUERRY, Guard noll 60 3.0. MoGbIKl & CO ByvJ.C. McGUIRB & GO. Auctioneers. ‘REAT SALE OF CHOI IW 3, LIQUQKS, Fine GRocsrizs, iD WaAGon, S¥oRe Fixtures, Buactar Paoor Bare. &0., &0 —On THURSDAY MORNING. November 12th, at 10 o’clock, at the store of A. M. Bininger & Co. Penn- Sylvania avenue. Thirteenth street, we shall sell, without reserve, their extensive Stock of Wi Liquors, Groceries, &c., &¢., comprising in t— Bet of Piper Heidsieck Champagnes, in pints and 1c0 cases fine Brandies 2,000 dozen choice Kye and Bowrbon Whiskey 0 cases Best Gin {;-| 100 cases fine Sherries, Port and Madeira 200 cogee Densenac; Panillac, and 8t, Estephe re Large quantity of Faney Style of Bottled Liquors Lot of Cigars and Tobacco of assorted brands Tea, Coffee, Spices, Pickles Pickled Meats, Fish, Sances, &c., &o. Superior Chilled Lron Barger Proof Safe Desks, Chairs, and Store Fixtures. AT TWELVE O’OLOOK, Bxeellent Horse, Express Wagon, and Harness _Bo lta : Ostalogass' at sate. erms cash, nos 3. C0. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts, e7 THE AROVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed until TUESDAY, l7th, same hour and lace. Pine Tl 3.0. McGUIRE & 00 , Aucta. SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’3 OFFICE, Corner of Gand Twenty second strects, Washington, D C , Nov. 10, 1833. PUBLIO FALE OF STALLIONS. On WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18 will be sold Five Btallioas, the property of the United States. Bale to teke place at Reilly’s Gorral, near the Observatory. * ws o'clock a Le ‘and , in Governme: y ve - 0. A. TOMPKINS, Captain and A. Q. M.,U.8. A. By J.C. MeGUIRE & OO.. Auctioneers. SMALE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW AD JeReRy avaw z iN BORTH L STRERT ABD New York aven On NDAY AFTERNOON Nov. 16th, at 4 o'clock, om the premises, we shall nell part of Lot No. 8,in Square No. 559, fronting fourteen feet on New Jersey avenue, between north L atreet and New York avenue, and running back 113 feet 6 inches, together with the improvements, isting of a mall Two-story @ House, Genres esta jt th t of the purchase jon veyanci a 16 SORT OF i ir ir. BOO ee SG: MoGUIRE & UO. Aucte. FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “For Sale and Rent,” see first page.) BNISHBD ROOMS FOR RENT—At No. 289 bY Bst., bet. lith ard wth. 20 23-e02W* Roos FOR BENT—In Clark’s Building, No. L 1™ Center Market Bpace, Penn. avenue. In- quire at hOBENTHALE’S Shoe Stor: no Il 3t* Te? LET—A suit of ROOMS. elezantly-farnished to let, No. 425 Thirteenth atrest, between @ and H.only two aquares from Willards’. Rete required, FURNIBHED HOUSE FOR KRENT-—Will not be rented for a boarding-house For further partioulars inquire of J. #. KELLY,-No 361 Sth street no 11-3t* OK RENT—Two neatly-furnishcd PARLORS, one of which is used as a bed-room; withia five minutes’ walk of the State and Treasury Depart- ments. Inquire at 420 Fourteenth street., hea ani . no 11-1 WO-8TORY FRAME HOUSE FOR RBENT—ON O street, between ith and 6th atreets. Inquire at the first door from éth street, or of A. HBIT- MUPLER: Vermont avenue, between NW and Osts. no 11- ARGB HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 4 with Board for permanent or transient persons, in a plessant and desirable location, one square from Pa, gvenu e, corner of H and 2ist streets, Bo 1l-§ Fo SALE—Thoe GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Stesmed Oyster Saloon, situated on the south side of New York avenue, between th and 15th streets. The reason for selling out—-the owner has other business to attend to. Apply at the above place, or at 297 Fst. Bo 11-3t* Fe SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTUsES of an ontablishment doing a business now eq2al to any place in Washington. This pisce of pu lic resort will command,as it has already done, the atronage of the four principal hotels of thiscity. he prosrietors intending to change the: le of business are now desirous to give those wishing to go into the Restaurant and Ordinary Bnsiness an opportunity of one of the most eligible places now offered. Itis one of the most desiracle that ean befound in this city. Apply to Star Office, 0 11-lw* _@ a DD ERLEABLE ROOMS FOR RENT—AT 456 B street, near 7th street. no 10 3t* EIANDs0ME FURNISHED BOOMS £0 BENT— for gentlemen only, at No. 352) Sixth street, bet H and I, Ro 10 lw* F93 RENT—Two Furnished or Unfurnished ROOMB, suitable for Housekeeping. Apply at No. = Fourth street, bet. New York avenue and treet, Ro 10-3t™ ‘OR RENT_¥URNISHED and UNFUBNISH- FSD Bovess” Also vara vlacan alten or is of description. spy kind of business. Apply to PKG. B. BUOY. ue 7th st . c mar 8-tt eae cata te White J ACKSON, corner of Seventh and F sts. 00) LET.—. Front B GpBBAT THEEN Dave’ TROTTING ie Anon ia the aiepsiaa inevary wakone of I ‘i OVER THE the most desirable, may be bad immediately, by PINEY BRANCH TROTTING COURSE, applying | 8 EB street, mear the Post Office. Wasuincron, D.O. FIR8T DAY—MONDAY, Nov. sth, 1548. A Purscand Stake Race of Feve Hiendred , Mile Heats, Beat: 3 into Harness. peers Dan Mace entebss ¢. Dan Mace. of New York, J.H. Martin enters ch. m. Belle of Hertford, of Bartford,Conn. A. Oar peater enters bay m. called Lady Champion, on, The above horses are in excell iti very fast time may be expected. apr ceaion Aas SECOND DAY—TUESDAY, Nov. 10th, 1863. Free or alt borne kare Bice Dan tees Belle of Portiand aed Belle of Hartford. Rotries to siete aha ok ee ote ines, at 30'elook p. m.,at the Piney Braaoh Traek Hotel. qt je Free ga Horsee never Trotted in 2,6, Bntries to sleve saimeae above, me THIRD pars DNBSDAY, Noy. ith, 1368, Two Miles and Repeat, to Harness, Free for all Horses barring Prince, close on jay, November 10th, 1968, o , ie 2; at the Binéy Branch Track Hotel ts. Lad! itted free. t {ao 6} "SOB. L HMIBE, Proprietet Le°txenrasi Just rostvea LOUN@x sn ne 5D, “ Gloth covered Dges, Which we offer at prices aT} Pe 7 tition. oom east 360 tae eR GILT reame MIBBORS. , oe ell Frana Wirrge whieh peter ert aed | I very su; : second-hand beaten ati teks enone a Oe Bove | 360 mae betaeea Lot Kalb. L's FOR SALE oR HOUSE FOR BENT —A Desirable Three story Brick House, containing fifteen rooms. eligibly located in the central tion of the city. Immediate fon. Atl years on the property will be sold or tho House rented to a good tenant. Call at HARVEY & COLLINS’ 476 7th street, opposite Poxt Office Dept. noid 3t* (ARM FOR SALE—On the Washi: no Branch F Railroad, 12 miles from Washington, 1 mile from Beltsville Station, containing 100. a o @ water clusa to the house. The house has 6 rooms, also outbuildings. For Bina insite rd: Sn czaat what? or of O° RSW. a wi orof0. ~ ITT, oth street wharf, “Be W-le* Fo ISHED BOOMB FOR RENT—At No. 570 7th. 09-3t* URNISHED PARLOR AND BED-ROOMS to N street, bet. 6th and = F let. Apply at 274 ete ply a 2 F street, corner of 13th. OR SAL@—A BESTAURBANT, with Lease o/ Bye seara ited on Pi Avani 5 ox punts taatee of Mr PANES arts Lou: avenue, Ros-3t* Fro, BEN? "Wo FURNISHED ROOM, (ot. PY $084 nora paceman Eee seh pee LERAWOLE Be Teele oS ha no 7-6w* at AUCTION: TIS AFTERNOOWAMD 35:ORROW. THIS AFTERNOON AND fv-, * By GRBSN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ya four Speci MSI DDLETON, HYATT, & manne nod GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct, By J. 0. MeG@UIBE & O0,, Auctioneers. r PF A VALUABLE LOT Om F ‘SenvE of the land records 1 ify eae ek eee vision of Square 5 Massachusetts avenue end 162 lLinches on porth M street and runzing t @ t on i. ru i Tteonth street. : Orermn Cash if the terms of sale are not com- ai ig aatey revarven tue Pieutto re ell et the risk ana Settee in the Brening tar iii * Bol '. id by the purchaser. Gent fever as oat 3.0, Mo@UIBE a ance: 7 THE apoys, ALE 18 POSTPONED UN- til Wao aeDay AFTERNOON, November lith, same hour and place. HOS, 8. DONOHO, Trustee. Bo7-d KA o Meguine & ©O.. Aucts.3 By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Pee ee a7 AvCzi0n On WEDNESDAY. the 11th ust, we 4 o'clock ‘. iding Lot, Ww. bail sell. in front of the at me the ioltowine-named Valuavle Buil i: North west part of Lot No. 2, in Square No. 579, having a front of 25 feet on 34 street west, ronn! baok 100 feet, between sr uth O and D streets, Ii This property is handsomely situated in a rap! improving Belgibor Root and pe-fectly graded. no6 (Rep) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By J. OU. McGULBE & GO. Auctioneers. WELVE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON ELSVENTH STREET, EETWEBN NORTH P steerer aus Kuops Istanp avesvux.—On WEDNESDAY cas eod& ds AFTERNOON, November llth, at 4 0’clock, on rn half Brmicee, we shall sel) the wi running back 89 feet tos ten foot alley. Terms: One half cash: the remainder io six months, with interest, secured by a deed of trustom the premises. Gost of conve; Etamps, to be pai no6 ncea, including U.8. Revenge id by the purcheser, J.C, MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucts._ By WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. At the Horse Bazaar. 98 south side La. Avenus, beteoeen 9th and Wth streets. HORSES AT AUCTION, TO PAY LIVB! On THUBSDAY MORNING, 12th inst. o’elock, we will sell 5 Horses, for cash, att WM. L. WALL & 0O., Auots [ Bip STATES MARSHAL’S SALB.—In virtue of a writ Fieri Facias, issued from the Clerks office of the Ciren\t Oourt of the District of Columbia, for the county of Warhington and to me illexpose to Public Sale, for cash, in frovt of the Gourt House door of said county, on THURSDAY, the 12th day of November next, 1863, at 12 o’clock M.,the following described property, te wit, vis: All that of Lot No. 7, in Bquare No. 452, being the 22 feet of the north side of said Lot No. 7 and running back 96 feet toan alley im said Square. ALSO, On the northeast corner of Lot No. 5. Sauare Mo. 452, described to wit: Beginning a the corner of the aliey at the northeast corner of said Lot Mo. 5, th ith 50 feetil inches. thence hence north to of the iy ginning, togetber with all and sin; provements thereon, seized and levic pon as the property cf Andrew Rothwell, and will sold to way re No {So sanaee Serm imi, in favor of Phelps & Kingman use o' lorehouse. _ WARD H. LAMON och-d&ds U. 8. Marshal, D. 0. ‘of writ of Fiori Feeiasslacton tross the Olert'e of a writ of Fieri office of the Circuit Court of the District or Golam bia and to me directed. I will ex; to Public for cash, in front of the Court litle, claim, an . and i¢, in Square No. 411 in the city o Washington: D. O., together with all and sin, the improve- ments thereon, seized and levied upon as the pro) sot Phineas J. Steer, and will be sold to ast No. #1 to Msy term, in fi award L, Focke & A.B. Carts. o = {vor of WARD H. LAMON, oonl-d&de U_8. Marshal. D. b, N ARSHAL’S SALE —In virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia and to me directed, I will expose to Public Sale. for at the front of the Court House door of sai: pon aa the and chat Otterbach, aud will be sold to satiety Sdieial 129, to October term, 1863, in favor of James H. Hayle, ‘WARD H. LAMON, oes U. 8. Marshal, D.C. By J. 0. MoGUIRE & OO.. Auctioneers. THE VICINITY OF THE W4R ann NavyY Di uanuts,—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. She Peemaisens we shall sell Lot No. a. in Be sare Ho tine fronting. 75 ee on rmer of nor street. and 108 fect om said O street, improved by a large Briek elling- house, containing ten rooms, aad a 'wo-story Brick Back-building, containing four large rooms ; alec, nex Oat-buildings. the property occupied by the late Capt. Thomas Carbory as bis residence, Terme, One-third in eash ‘erms : One-thiri @ash ; th r in and twelve months, with interest, isoarea ty aloes of on the 5 e7-Immediate p eomenee ven. nos . 0. Mo@UIBS & OO., Aucts. W7 THE ABOVE SALE I8_UNAVOIDABLY Pettgones until THURSDAY APTERNOON, Now. J.C. MoGUIRE & 00,, Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOY, FRONTING ON Bouts K, satweeN Fourtsd ap FIFTH STREETS 4T Avoviox.—On THURSDAY, the 12th Tintent promiaan 93 We shall sell, in front of the following handsome Lot in o'clock p. m., t! Lot, vis: West part of uara No. 515. property has frontof nineteen fest ix peespele ~ ie pein side of rorth tween Fourth and One huncred feet” —_— Terms : One-third cash ; balance in six and twel meats, for notes, bearing interest from day of ‘A deed given and a deed of trust taken. now GRBEN & WILLIAMS, ucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 14 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING om 20Tu stuseT. NorTs C. amp VIRGINIA avENvE.—On THURSDAY, the 12th instant, we shali sell, in front of the . at Lote Seing Lotsa 3 oes NOR and 15. iB. Le Looms’ aubdivinion of Bautes Be, Vigne couaren th and north O streets and * Terms: One-halfeash ; balance in siz and twelve the purchasers to give notes for ¢ yet, bearing iat from day le Alv'conveyancing, inelading Btempe, at the eost gn le nob GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 3.0. McGUIBE & OO:, Auctioneers: N EXCELLENT AND NBARLY Stony Frans Dwaiiing-zovss BaLu—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. st 4 o'clock, on the premises, on nd street, x atree' Hot iim Aguare is. together or ments. which consist an new ielstec vince — Dwellina. ra nvenien' bein, one SEP eseiranie avenue taifroad ‘and ine # . 7 ‘of the city. > 7 nos 3. 0. MoOUIBE & 00. Auct —————— By J.C MoGUIBE & CO. 8 OF LOT OF GROU! . eee eee on SATURDAY SEER NOON, . lath. 4 o'clock, at the Beams: To, 17,18, 8, and 30-1a Saunre lice estes duanuunely sn'netth aad et b eeueoae street esat, the whole containing 87 Sls equare of grourd. ras > One-third in cash; the: end mente. ‘with interest, secured by perm 4 ‘Conveyances at the cost of the ons 3.0. MoGUIEN e ONT Bvd.0.MoGUIRE & O0.. Auctiovccrs, PtREMrrony on two