Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. __ AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s Tugatre.—Three merry 3 en announced as the performance at poner rft night, viz:— Noemie, the Foster Sister, “3 Day Too Late,” and «The Youth who Neves Saw a Woman.” The beautiful ard talent aul Webb Sisters will appear in alt these play. ‘Theee sisters are among the very best Lrhvomti comedians upon the stage, and their Leg < ances always elicit the most unboun' ap Iause. ? Qnoven’s THeatwr.—Last night eae Tne cilie Western appeared as “Mary Tudor, a Blocdy Queen,” in the play of tat name, an she fully sustained her well-earne reputation | © of the beat actresses now upon the Amer- stage. The play will be performed to- night again. and vith the same admirable cast which elicited so much applause last night. CanTeRsurr.—At this popular balla splen- did performance will be given this evening. «The Highwayman’s Last Crime,” a drama which embraces in its representation all of the | Canterbury dramatic company. will be per- | formed. Mr. J.H.Childers will give an ex- hibition of bis famous Zouave drill, and Miss | Kathleen O'Neill, Ernestine de Faiber, and others, will appear in a varied bill. Farr—The delightful Fair at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for the benefit of the Westra Presbyte- | rian Church, is continued this week, the pub- lic interest in it being so great that a single week would not satisfy the desire of those ‘wishing to enjoy its attractions. A more en- oyable place to spend an evening cannot be imagined, and those going oace are sure to go | Isys are oe Larceny oF Cows.—Last Saturday week, Geo. Shoemaker, alias George Emmert, a Gov- ernment herdsiaun, drove up from Alexandria seveu cows beloncing to the following citizans of that place:—Edward Costigan, Bernard McKane, J. W. Gregg aud M. Roach, and sold | them toa butcher in Center Market. These parties, when they missed their property, made imquiries abeut it, and suspicion fell on the accused, who was arrested on Friday by con- stable J. W. Gray, of Alexandria, and was brougbt to this city to show to whom the an- imals had been sold. hut they had all been sisughtered. He was taken beiore Justice Bar- naclo and turned over to officer Shele, and the justice committed him to jail tor a hearing, which was given him on Saturday, when he acknowledged the act @nd returned $57 of the money he had received, and voluntarily re- turved with Mr. Gray to Alexandria, where he ‘will be tried. oe Brack BURGLARs.—Officers Burchand Fra- mier, of the Fourth Ward, yesterday arrested John Smith, Wm. Clarke, Geo. Curtis, David Mason, Wm. H. Starks and Sandy Rodgers, all colored, and all (with the exception of Smith, who is twenty-one years of age) under fifteen years of age, for breaking into the store of J. H. Crene & Co., and stealing boxes of sardines, eans of fruit, &c. The boys entered the store by breaking a barfrom the cellar window of the store, and all went in. Smitn was only connected with them by being incompany with them this morning, and haying in bis posse<- sion & portion of the stolen goods. The boys confessed the larceny. One of the boys hed on his feet a pairof fine French calfskin boots, which he said another boy stole iu Alexaudris vetohim. Justice Thompsom commit- il to jail for court. — Crecuir Court, Chief Justice Curtter—The Sickles cui oif case occupied the attention of the court yes‘erday. The prayers of the de- fendants to admit! declarations made by Cook since the Jast trial that there was no contract | with the steamer Columbia for the use of the eut off, as set forth in he pleadin , On which the former general verdict was gi Messrs, | Davidge and Brent took exveptiv The sewivg-machine interference case was @aken op: and James T. Brady, Esq., ot New ! York, tor the appellant, made a lonr @ t tm opposition to the motton of the : dismiss the application of the appe! j Rearing of the appeal taken from the Com:nis- | tivu Of Patents to Chief Just va Daniop. | —————— ACCIDENT AND Narrow Escare.— This Torning, as & gentleman was passing the Ju- diciary Square Hospital in a buggy, he fell trom the vehicle, and his neek caught between the spokes of a wheel. Fortunately, the horse | ‘was avery gentle animal, or the unfortunate yaan would probably have had his neck broken. | He was relieved from his dangerous position and taken into the hospital, where it was ascer- | ed that in addition to severe bruises his was broken. The surgeon in charge | promptly dressed the wounds; and it being.| aecertained that the injured man lives about | two miles from the city, he was placed in | charge of a soldier to bs conveyed home. The sufferer was very drunk. ge DRivinG mnto A FUNERAL PRocession.— “Yesterday afternoon, as the funeral of Mr. Jchn Scott was proceeding up Pennsylvania avenue to the cemetery, when above the Circle two drunken cavalrymen drove up, and one Tau bs horse into @ carriage driven by Mr. James Lewis, containing his sister, Mrs. Ann Gates and Miss Rowles, causing the horse at- teched to the carriage to become unruly, and the carriage was overturned, the body being ‘wrested trom the wheels 4nd falling top fore- mest, bruising the two last named ladies con- sideratly. The soldiers rode away rapidly, not st¢pping to learn what consequences had attendea their reckless riding. a CRO8S-FIRING,—Yesterday John Hoelloran ‘Was arrested by Officer Crown upon a charge <of assault and battery with intent to kill Pat k Burke. The case was iuid before Justice Kin- sey, and the evidence did not sustain the charge, and the casa was dismissed. Charges were then made against Kurke by Holloran for threats, ana Burke was held to bail for peace. | He also charged Jas. Brown with Keeping « j gambling house, and with assauit and battery, i which cases were dismisced. Another case } Was made against Burke for selling liqnor to } — soldiers, which was proven, and Burke was | Timed $20.83. peta ARREST OF A PASSAGE TiiteF.—Tbis morn- ing Mr. W. P. Mobun arrested 2 man named | Wm. Ryon, alias Williams, for entering his | house and sie ing variousarticles of clothing, | and with them valuabie papers... He took him | tothe Fourth Ward Station and delivered him to the police. A portton of the clothing and papers were recovered. At the hearing it was discovered ti gt the prisoner wesa dishonora- bly discharged soldier of the Pennsylvania yolumteers. He says that th use of his dis- charge by order of court-marual was the crime } of sleeping on his post. Justice Thompson | committed him to jail for coart. +o taTioN Bact.—Tue | ion purposes giving a | gtend ball at Temperance Hall, on Wednesday evening, Lec. 2. The committee having the matter in charge is one whtch will faithfully Attend to its duties insucuring to all the yreatest amount of enjoyment, and it is safe to predict that those who tre fond of “tripping {ton the light favtastie toe.” will not experience more enjoyment anywhere than at the bai! of the F yening Star Association. EVP xine LARCENY OF AN OLD Ooar.—On Sunday, 4 contraband, named Lloyd Mulin, residing t near the corner of Seventh aud L streets, had stolen from him an old coat, and yesterday Mullin’s wife saw a teamster, named John Lewis, pass with the coat on his back, but it | was so covered with yermin that she contd | barely identity it. ——_— BREAKING 1s Doors.-Last night Michael | Conner, of Baker’s cavalry, amused himself by breaking w ndows in hou-:s on East Capitol # rect, 6nd bursting oper doors; but his sport was st pped by Officers Mills and Hilton, who after co: siderable trouble got him to the Fifth Word Siaton, where he was contined last | n ght, and this morning he was turned over to | the military. a _-— DEap.—Yesterday morning, Mr. John W. McEltresh, a well-known resident of the Sev - enth Ward, and quarterman in the Painters’ department of the Navy Yard, died after a | short illness of typhoid fever, at his residence on south F street. Mr. McElfresh had filled the position of quarterman of the painters’ gang tor over two years past, and was highly popular among the officers aud men of the yard. His funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon. ——~___. M aDaMEe DeMOREST’s Miexor oF FASHION. Shilhngton, book-eeller, stationer, and news- agent, corner 4% street and Peunsylyania av- euue, bas received the winter number of the Mirrorof Fasbion, contoining a splendid cloak plate, new braid patterns, nearly ene handred engravings, an elegant colored tashion late, five full size patterns, and other valuabis voveities. tor 8. Sold by ‘OmOT? $6 | change of diet required. Price @1 pe! Fett: | dargh er of David H, Burr. Es: . . Bata had his ket picked of $30 while at Grover's Theater jast night. The operator was not discovered. ge SEE FIReT PAGE of to-day's Star for interest ing local articles. —_ Mies Oartistianva Scnwipt, the celebrated female violinist. who made her appearance Is‘ely in the principal cities of the United States with the ereater: success, will give, assiated by the best musical talent. on Sunday, 23d of No- vember. 2 grand Sacred Concert, at Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. Everybody who recollects her firat performance in Washington will remem- ber h-r wonderful tone and finished execation | on this very difficult instrament, and will be pleased to hear her again, especially as she in- tends going to Europe. ite eget Taz DoviaR Store, (No. 433 Peon. avenue, near Four avd a balf treet) continues to offer to tne rublic a beautiful and varied assortment of Je wel- ry and Silver-Plated Ware. no 18 Iw* Mas’ i 'eB’s Dazes Surrs Men's Business Suite, Youth's Drss Suits. = 2b Yoush’s Business Suits. ildrens 3 Swiss. picrbrihce = Childrens’ School Suits. Noam Watkax & Co., 36% Penn, avenue, Metro- politan Hote! Buliding, would Seepectally, sn- nounee that their annual display of Fall and Win- ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It is comprised of aa assortment of Gentlemen's and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs in material, trimming and wovkahep. To thore who study excellence with esonomy in fashionable ari‘cies of dress, an opportunity ls now offered for selecting from the most attractive stock of ready made cio! in this city, st yery . 0¢8-4m reduced prices. Gauat Pewwsyivania ROUTE, via Baltimore and Harrisburg, to the North and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily an¥ on: nick eon Banisy—¢ timo—low fare and sure connections, Soldiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and further information apply at the office ef Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing- ce open from Sa. m. to 9p.m.; on San- mn, days from 2 to 4p. m. 8e 12 ly " B.O. Noaton, Agent. A PuYsioLogioaL Visw oF Makniaga:—Oon taining nearly 0 pages, and 130 fine Plates and En- sravings of the Anatomy of the Sexual Organs ina state of Health and Disease, with a Treatise on Belf-Abuee, its Deplorable Consequences upon the Mind and Body, with the Autaor’s Pian of Treat- ment—the only ratio.al and anccessfal mode of cure, as shown by the report of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the married, and those contem- plating marriage, who enteriain doubts of their physical condition. Sent free of postage to any address,on receipt of 25 cents, in stamps or posta currency, by addressing DE, LA CBOiX, No.3 Maiden Lane, Albary,N. Y. 00 8-1m* i Hare Dre! Hare Dye! Batehelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in th: kno®- This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Ke sasty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, witboatinjuricg the hair or staining the skin, ‘caving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effecta of Bad Lyes, Tho Genuine is signed WitLiaM A BATORELoR, all othere are mere imitations, and should be avoided Sold by all druggists, &o. Fac- tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s aew Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-e0ly io Beozur Diewasss, rest i @ To0st certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the oniy vegetab'e re: ady ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent canes in twenty-foar honrs. No miner- al, no balsam, ao mercury. Only ten pilis te be taken, It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to thore who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, $5. . Samaritan’s Root ani, Herb, Juices—A positive and permanect cure for 8ypuilis, Bcrofals, Uloers, Sores, Spots, Tetters, &c Price @1, or six bottles U. Ford. See aavertisement, m5 > Waznamrap ro Ours ia &1x Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five yearr stand! will eure @ hae in las 4 ag 0 by S.C. Bord, corner llth street and Pa. avenue Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandris, ja6-ly _—— DISEASES OF THB NeRVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY amp SEXUAL BYeTExS.—New and reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Association—sent in sealed letter savelopes, free ofcharge. Address Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa. au 22-3m a te these Pills wil! lente siomach. aitcthers, ene ethers, rie @ia"bor. Bold bys. Cc. Bord, sorner lith Gook, Alexandria, "7" Weubinatom, end, Strry "__g SryaMaToRaua@s 04m iA Ocusp — Be. Band's impctency, Loss af Power, ete. ily and «fectual- Tes effects are truly eh art fie, will convince m of ita merits. Eres 1 sox. Bela street and Pa. aves Ber i Alexandria. tical 8. 0. Ford, cor- th , and Henry Coo! ieG-ly = ~>— a¥D Baar Hara Dru mm ees WoRLD— Never or Washes .—Upham’s Hair Dre. entsa box. The bestin nse, Try it. Sold by 3, Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, ° maton, and Henry Cook. Alexandria, ET OTT ESE Cops, Punions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and other disorders of the Peet, cured w: phous pain by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Ne. 424 Penn- sylvania Avenue, between 4% and 6th streets sabiagton, D.d. No charge for consultation, se B- _——_ New Yorke SrYuEs. Genticmen’s Clothing '—New and Fashionable! for Dress and Business wear. Coats excell = WALL, Steraaxs & Oo.. 322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th ata. Untell. and Repud.} world, The only harmless, true and reliable Dye |, BALLS, PARTIES, &o. T1O8 BB VIEST GRAND BALL JAURNEY- PR ol , dD. \vea the ‘TrursRangn HALL, ootuneDay. Rov Georee H. Gill, 0. Goel: 6 Metteat, “mis J. H, MeDaniels, T.0. ddwards, T HE MEMBSBES ov 7a5 ANACOSTIA ENGINE COMPANY, No. 3, Wish to inform their many friends aad the blic in eereral that instsac of giving TA. BAND Lon WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18 | Stour En House it will be g'ven at | ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, (Navy Yazp,) | Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman | and ladies. Coumirtas. Ww. H. Cross, Geo. bay “en Walicr Richolson, Henry reenfield, &.M. Jones, Wa Mockates, Gao. Young, ‘Thos, Patgett, Thos Ooox, Jno. Goss. wo 17-2t* WANTS. a Dae ee WANTED—ey & young Women, a SILUATION as Ch. ‘and reas, Address or callat No EOC ct Be aah aed ate ite Sn en OSE SEPA WA4bTED- By two reapectable Girls, SITU A- TIUNB to Coo: Iron. at AMEE O'Day sce tek OER and Sock ota ate wt TED—8:; —-apee Women.s sITUa- TION 10 Uoos, Waskvand Iros, Balas ee 2, 8:87 office JANTKD—A WOMAN for tse Linen i W me JOAa: Aoply at tae Uisrendun Hotel. 180 BERMA 5 Woman for the Paatry ai no 17 SNTED—By a re-pectadle young Womaa, a ITUATION as 0 cia nnd 8 w Ip a WASTED an Uniarnished HOUSE, 4 to 8 Tooms. by aamall family. Four Rooms with gas and water, cp fi st or second door, would ba convenient. Address J., Box 965, Post Office. It* W 28 TED—4 e204 COOK, W astm and 1HON- oqutted, Site te wen gad Bete teres cern, req! le P or bet.G and Hate A Sree BONE? A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL WILL BE GIVam AT ODD FELLO Ws’ HALL, (Navy Yard,) ox THANKSGIVING EVE, (Weinesday, Nov. 25:b, 1363.) Schroeder s Cotilion Band has been engaged “or the occas on, Committ a pledge themselves to epare ni ine nor expense to make this tie Bali of th: sea on. “Tickets GN® DOLLAR, admitting » gontlans. and 'ad:e8; to be obtained from the committee and at the goor on the evening of the Bail. CommirTEE. T. B. Waltemeyar. First It. L. M. Hulse, Firet Lt B.O 8. Burke, A. H. Ve-million, Thowas amilton, ‘0, L, Lawrence, Firat Lt F OW. Pettes, John W. Cross, Daniel W. Carrigan w, Vv. win, Firet Lt J A. Bobbins, H Kahlert, Jcekua Green, im, Hooke, Lt EK 8 0. Keefe, F. W. Sablert. Bo I7-e0it RAND OOMPLIMENTAY BALL To BLOHABD 8. TAYLOB, at wapwas “Hy EVES UNG Notectbor 10, 1813 » Novem’ 5 5 Tickets ONE DOLLAR, adfaitting a gentieman and ladien. Drees and string band has been en- gaged for the vccarion, ° Comasiles of Arrangemenss Barnel Lioyd. George Harris, Jaucs Johnson, Harmon Davis. Bo 16-3t* Freer @BAND BALL OF THE POTOMAC ASSOCIATION, The members of ths Potomec Association take great pleasure in announ to their many iends and the seniie thst their FIRST GRAND BALL will be gives at ISLAND . (eorner_of Sixth and D «tracts, Isiaad,) Od THURSDAY. Nor 863. The Committee pledge themselves to make this | the Bell of the season, An exce'lent Brass and String Band hes been ea- @serd for the occasion . Tickets ONK DOLLAR, admitting csatleman and iadies. Commrsren Jas. H Hall, Jno. F Carnell, ©. Hall, Chase Fenton, H.C. Lawrence, T. A, MeTabe, no 16 4t* HE McCLELLAN BO’S IN THE FIELD AGAIN! The members of the McOLKULAN #&1LEND- FHIP ASEOCLIATION be. lxave to inform their mary friends and tl. public in general that they intend sizing their BEUOND GRAND BALL At TEMPERANCE HALL, (ZB Etreet. Between Niuth aad feath,) On TO BSDAY, Nov, 17th, 1833 The Committees vill spare no psins to make this one of the most agreeable Balla 0‘ the seaon Prof Bergmat’s celebrated Metropolitaa Band will be in attendance 7 e Supper and re reshments will be furnished by an experiercad caterer. - Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. : Committee of Arrangements. Wo. u. o Wr Mink, i. Hainey, Al. Zimmerman, Jos. Weynick, Hi, Taylor. D Sam _Garpenter, 3H Fowler, David Williams, G. Walker. Wm. Mingen. Floor Managers. H. Taylor, J. al Zimmerman, _@. Watker, Ballot Master, 17" I O 0. F_ LEVEE —The Committee of OOVE- « NANT LO} GE, No. 13. (Georg- Stora.) inform the members of the 1}, Georgetown, on W. EsDay - NING, 25th instant. Partisularr in future adver- tirement. mo 12-808 LOST AND FOUND. ai TRAY ED —Came to the nremises of Mra, Me © GRATH, on 6th street, between B and O. a amall BLAQK HORSE, The owner is ited to eome forward, prove Big ty, pay charges, and take Bim away OF he will be sold as the lawallows. Bo Ij EFT AT THE BLACKSHITH BHOP—PBNN. 4 avenue, between 34 and 4th streets cast, on the morning ofthe Sth instant, a White HORSE, with CART snd HARNEtS. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take trem away, otherwise they will be sold to ay ex . PRolnst JAMES BIWPRON $1 BKEWARD-—Lost, 2 PORTS-MONNAIW ccatsiring Twen even Dollars and Twenty-five cents in mon: tome Promissory Noi: a, Postage Stamos, acd Memorsaidum Papers, Bu to have been Icst in getting out or into an ambulance at the offices of either “aptain Harts, .Q. M., in Tompkins, Aa.Q. M ,or Captain Ailes: Buprrintendent of the Government Ops. . The above reward will be paid and no juestions asted, by leaving it at the Book Stere of Rioters. Feilp * ofomons. on Feassrivanis avenue, ween Nivth ar ‘en* eats. it" JOHN F. CASLOW, Capt. and A.Q. M. ANTRD—A Grst-olass OVETER OPEN BB Ww iites at the Mitchell House. coteat of Thirteenth and KE streets. Bo 1-3t* . GEO. H. MITOMRLL. WantEp—a GIRL for Housework Washi: aud prosine in s smail Gerwan family, In- a the residence. 631 M street, bet 4th and t the office, Luts’s Hotel, corner ee — ANTRU_By a respectable young Girl, a AlT- WoaTON of dose tere rcteste age tT sist in Warhing and [rovii 'y at the corner of Twenty -sixth aud Pena. aven itt BRIDGET KIRK TS PRIVATE FAMILIES —A Gentleman acd Wi'e wish to get some private fami:y to furnish Meala in tie vicinity of the Post Offics If not con- venient to send out. will send for them. Best of zeferences given. Will pay weekly or monthly, neers Box 175, Gity Post Office, for one week. po 17 eost Ww ED—A reliable PRESCBIPTIO § OLB&K Apoly at No 124 Penn ave. no 16-lw* ANTED—A WOMAN (white; todo the Oook- _isg, Weebing, and Ironing in a small private family. Ome having good reference may apply, at 445 Masa averue 00 16-2t* OUS8K WASTED IMMEDIATBLY—With all moéern improvements; cent: ty located; in gocd repair; and suitable for a privaie family. Adcresa Lock Hox 67 , Post Office, no 16 6t’ WANTED at 337 Thirteents street, a good White COOK. To one that understands all binds of cooing good wages will bs ai -, Also. one to do Ohamberwork. None but the best af Canas need ly. no 16 3t* WANTED. y a young Man, a SITUATION as Barkeeper; has been in two first class Houses in Fhiladelpats. Can come well recammen:ied. Address AUGUSTUS OOPPBS, Box 35, star of- fio for two days no 16-36* WANTED-4 halt rown White GIRL, who is accustomed to children, to make hers-If ue falabout a house, References required Apoly at No. 402 Sixth street, between G ani H streets. ;ANTED—A gocd WHSELWKIGHT; to such & band good wages aad st. ady employ-nent will egiven Apoly imimedia'ely corner 434 and M etr: ete. (Island,) near Sixth-street Whari no 4 Ft peeks WANTED. —Librarier bougit. First 3 voinme Pa i‘e Rail 1 odd v :lumeas Schoo!l- r Incians, old Parers, Letters; Ten Dollars etter of Wasbingtoa. Coinsand Autographs; in fact, anythiog of the Paper Kind ALFRED HUNTER, Ro 14 3t* over Bank of Washington, I CUMB WANTHD.—A gentleman, who can give he mest Umex‘eptionable references, desires to obtain two gcod Rooms ‘either furnished or uofu-rissed jin» pleasant 'ocation, Wi'h @ pri- vate family preferred. Will pay a good prica. aad rewale prvanentiy,if mutually agreeable Ad- Cress immediately Box 174, Washington Post Of- fire, n 143t I 1} 000 AGENTS WANTED—A ldiers, Sat ’ lers, and others in and out of the army. to seli curnew NATIONAL BATTLE PINS acd MEDALS of Generals Merde, Grant. McCiei- lap, Hooker.Gilmore etc Agents are now max- ing from $500 to 91.000 amonth f#amplee will be sent on receipt of $1. Apply or address B BAR BE k CO, 227 Penn. avenue, opposite Wil lard-’ Hotel, Washington, D.C, no Il-lw* ws ThD—AlL! ye ladies in s-arch cf the best lk and Mohair Braid for Dresres. Josies GaribMidis, to knew that WI LIAM PRIVOd has the srticle—the finest lot in the city, of all He has ou hand magnificent Bmbroilered 1 Shirte, Yokes and Sleev+s and B.aokets for a. Fiacn=] embroidered by the bert hand in city. Stamp ng for every kind of gords neatly dose: at3Si + sireet, opposite Patent Office. ro 11m ANTED, EVESY LADY TO LOOK AT THIS, Ladies latending to make presents of Embroi- dered and Braided Slippers,as well as Smoking Caps, to their gentlemen friends, will ind alarge asrogtment of the nicestand newest designs, (se- cured at a biga priee,)at Wa. PRINOR'S STAMP- ING Por, 361 F street, opposite Patent Office. He has just seoarcd a new lot cf Medallion and other Skirt patterns for Braiding, new and besutiful Night Wrapper, Ohewise Y ke, let patterns ; all of which he will stamp whils you wait Having the only Machine in town, he will make any pattern brought, ho vever intricate. and bert of all, his stamping does not rab out while working, Pocket Handkerchiefs ready Btamped and stamped with any Initiale. Mobair and Gold Piste Silks and Cotton of the best brands for o WwW years of age, Must reside in the neighbor hood of the office. None need appiv without good ferences. Call at the Dental Office, 260 Penn. bet. 12th and i3th sta, ool4 W Bale. ANTED—At the Treasury Extonsion, twenty OABRPENTSRS. To workman, the high- ont wages wae be von any steady work. a Avoly at a, Trae nildin the off 0e of Cot rnc ion SATA. ROG ERS, Bupervising Arohitect, Be 22-tf [Ohroniele.} _ ANTED — SEOOND- HAND BNITUBE a ne ae. ta, Beta, Bedding and . is of eve: le ae eR BUCHLY ea 7th st mar 9-tf det, @ ard H. east side _— GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. county (Md.) paper copy.] ars DIED, On Monday morving, the 16th inst, HELEN E. wife of br. J. VD. iddieton.U 3 Aramy, and of this city The frienis of thé tami:y are invited to attend her tunerai, from the Ohurch of the Epiphaay, on to-mortow ( Wedn aday) afternoon, at Za’e.gck, * On the 16th inst.. in the 48th yearof her age Mirn ; AGNES ATIRILGE, a native of Cas.le Town: send coutty Cork, ireland, bat for the last four- 1een years a resident of this city. Ser friends are invited to attend ber funera), on to-morrow afternooon, at 3 0" from the resi dence of Mrs, McCarthy, 6th street west, near G. -On the 1¢th inst.. after s short illness, of ooxgss- Ses of Sh brain, J, W. McELFRESH, inthe 35th var of ioe age. His funeral will take placeifrom his residence, on sou h F street, between 43; and oth streets, on Wepnesiay, the 18th instant, at half past tyro o'clock. On the 15th instant. CORA MAY, daughter of zacob tnd Margaret Ann Fink, aged 2 weeks snd 2 eye. In New York, on Saturday, J4th inst . ver, THOMAS JEKYLL, late of thiralty | a z ((4BG0Rs TO : AERIVE AND FOR SALE, To arrive at 1th street (Washington) wharf this week the following vessels : JACOB BIBDSELL, L. P. SMITH. EDWAED GLADS, WITH HAY AND BRICK. The Hay is from the rich lands of Columbia county. N.Y . mixed with tigothy, and ths Brick are North river hard dried The ab va are for sale ineargolotsby . FARRELL mmercial Buildings. jiana a\ no 18-Iw* between 9th and loth ete, BALVED ANB. 27 GNGuND THOUSAND MEROHANTABLE BRIOK Inquire of J M STAKE, no 33-3t* at Wm Clabaugh’s, Georzstown, OUND-TOP BOWsI! Just received 600 BOWS for Sutlers’ W: it ie THOMPSON & 00.3" jardware and Bar Iroa Store, Hard: No, 545 9th at., . Oenter M: Bo 13-3t* rari ii Near Canal. N 188 KATE OHASE’S WEDDING MAROH AS performed by tne United states Marine Band at her Bridal Qoremoay, November 13. Composed npn coats and sent ‘by wail’ Ines of pentane, Poblished this day by” seit fe, Panrave.—The Ist, 6th, and 9th Regiments‘og the Invalid Corps will parade this afternoon. ‘The line will be furmed at 2 o’clock, on Thir- te-nth street, right resting on L. The brigade Wwitmarch down Thirteenth to I street, up I to Nine’: enth. down Nineteenth to Pennsylva- Ria avenue, down the Avenue to Fourteenth, up Fourteenth to Franklin Square. B CRGIARY.—On Saturday night, Johe McKenna, &@ seaman on the oateme: entered the quarters of Capt. leffers, of the Ordnance Depsr'ment at the Nivy Yerd, and robb-d Bis room of nine hundred dollars, He was Serre coming, ont of the honse. and was secured bim. a Bockstore 333 Pa. 8. * jae pow st Pra ABTTSICIAL 8th vba between 1 ia even! oe) uaksis dled with Wax Brat. 0 Alvors "St the shortest notios. Bo 1-1e* RIBE! IN MORNING CAME TO THE SUBEO! uA Le i jo ‘trey On Monday, the 16th instant, by the Rev. Mr. J of the 14th insta 8 Holwead, JOHN A TUCKER, of Washington, to | Will be requested too: | Miss MARY V. BROWN, of Virginia, ™ vey charges, and take i On ihe ith instant. by Ber. Wm, H. Chapman, | —>?- ba fn alld JOHN A. WESTERBERG ER to Miss MARY ANN ing, either in or gptting out JONES. all of Georgetown. * 1 trecorner of Hand 6th On the 16th instant, by the Rev. Pather Asch 7 IB BAG coataining monsy wanden, Mr RICHARD ¥. CHIOK to Mrs. M, G. | 8nd areceipt A reward will be given if de iversd BUBLY. ail of Georgetown. + '* | at No, 432 isth street. Bo 16 3t* [Baltimore lease | GAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER S—On th 4th inst.,a Red and White OX, The owner is ra aheties to arene epemare. prove property, pay Arges, an im away. 2 * GEO, W. GOODALL, Bo 16.3t* G 564 B-venth strect, Bt from Smorv Sospit:1 foapalgberns OWN MARE, esrove reward will be returned pital, orto Dr. WAT. bes. BS, at Medical Dir ctor’s n> 16 3t* Let FOR SALE OR HO! FOR RENT.—A Desirable Three story Brick House, containing fifteen rocms eligibiy located in the central por- tion of the city. Immediate porsension. A three ears Lease onthe prop=rty will be sold or*tha joure rented to a wood tenant. Ca!l at HARVEY & COLLINS’ 476 7th street, opposite. Post fise Dept. nolé 3t* O8T—Near the Depot of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Kailroad, on Friday eveniag iast, WALLET, containing about $5) in money, « Promissory nete for $100, date Nov. 36th, 182, and Oregon War Scrip for about $1, and other papers of no value but to theowner. The note and papers are vaelexs to the finder who may re turn them to Room No. 36, Office of Register ef the Trea-ury, and retain the movey; or a liberal reward will be paid fora return of tae whole. _ no 16-St REWARD-—Lort, on T yy last, @ ret $5 Koan GOW, with two hues eack horn; very uncommen jarge milk vems, The above re yas will be aid for the delivery to my residsnee, atthe Columbian College, 11th street. Bo}4-3t* M0848 THOMPSON. BEWARD —£trayeo Tuesday, the 1th of November, two ‘cows ¢ “one rod baffso, with white face; one red and white horned Cow, with a small rope with a ring on around her nock DENNIS BARRTT corner Ef 90 Warren, corn 6 (Br glish Hill,) Washington, D.G. "* poll st" rd a MAYOR'S OFFLO® G@uorgurown, D C., Nov. I6th. 1563—Whie the Mayor 18 de- aiued at kis residence by a seve + indispositioa, all mt ho may desire to coafer wi h him oa as will pears do so through his 89, H Q.ay Acciron. who wil be found in his office daily from 101012 p, m no 17 St J. O. O. F—MESHANICB LODGE. -The Meube's cf Mechanics’ Lodge No, 13, ars ereby requested toattend a special meeting on TUBSDA)Y EVENING, 17th instant, to make ar. rar gewents to go to Gettysburg, Other important Daaines will a! Sir rameactes. B: he N. order of the J. V. YATES, R. 3. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. ARTES DB VISITE. 7 EOSOUPRS, | SER STEREOSOCPIC VIEWS, OPERA GLASEES, FIELD QLASSEB. , _MiQOBOSCOPES, TORRMOMBTSBS, &c. At the lowest prices, at FRANKLIN & 00., OPTICIANS, 244 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 12th and 13th sta. 388 Pennsylvania funder the National.) @7-PEBBLB snd PERISOOPIC RPEQOTAGLES and EYEGLA‘SB3 worrectly suited to the eye- sight. and warranted. pola Cc U BA SEBGABSB, Be, from 1,000 to 47,000, Jiguani Tobacco. for 1 rice, Appiy to JBN PICA8O BiJo, 44m Twelfth at bet. and H no 8 Ww BUFFALO TONGUES. EB Have just received from the West 500 Buffalc Tongues, which we recommend to our customers. They are nicely cured and in prime order, BING & BURORSLL, oc l4 oorner 18th et. and Vermort av, OAL OIL! COAL OLLI C8 pote, OEHE re 8 ore pW. OLAUGHLIN Corner New Jereey avenue and 3, polim*™ Agent for the Maryland Coal Oil Works, Lis LIMS! The subscriber is now prepared to seil Fresh Burned Potomac Lime. 0. OASTLEMAN, 0¢ 26-1m* Pa. ave. aud Rook Oreek Bridge. PERSONAL. BE. BF. ATEKINS—OL. FANT PRY tician, 375 Thlrtoooth seat ee kinds faiseaser and has as the grestert conden is g naceel has bee raid wo from to ‘e invited. no If 20* jompisiatarlikerie Gout, Rhenm- ralgis, &¢., cured without fail gp-etiiy. 4 iN, no 16-Im* 445K strost, Waabingto2. O IMPOSITION — MADAMB B@s3, Docrss end A. ist, was bere wil ft. sreies '. re th a macasal ath show @ likeness of future h Ladies 5) conta : Gentle rea ist” aM ‘AKES PLBAS Re and msy be {om various matters importance x HOATANE To,TAMILIM ths ip 8 arrangs mi iJ \- pals. New York and Boston, taken thie method of informing hiscld customers and the public gen- prese— undersigned that daily bj ey ae he is ceria ally y ex; Selom county tN 3.) Veal an .3. e Prime Philadelphia Butter, Oxpons, Bucks oo Jers hiokens, ft Bread’ Pheasanta, Partridacn, zentpe, foodeock, and every luxury of the Boston Clear Perk Housed Pigs Foot and ripe, Smoked Pickled Salmon ané H alibu' Ang. a large ou of Foreign and’ ‘Domestie to purchase. THOR, R. WILEON, ti ASEIBGTON COFFEE AND Stz08 MULLS. ah E Eye cin toa assis Sea Gee Re hyst os alll pee, {oolt-le* of ten pounds and upwards met shat attra GLOaKSi and, and Panta | ANTED—An OFFION BOY, from 15 to 0 | “AUCTION 3ALES. By J. O. McG@QUIRE & CO . Auctioneers. NOUN. Nov 26th, at 4 0’clock, we shall sell Lot No. 30, in Square t west een. Streets, Island, and ruaning pack 123 feet foot alle ximarovee by a Two-story Frame Hing house, containiug five rooms, J.C. McGUIBB & OO., Aucts. ByJ. SMALL FRAM ay Jax: 7s Naw K aVENUR.. Dov. léth, at 4 o'clock. vell part of Lot No. 8, fourteen feet on New Jersey a: e e L street and New York ave: , and running back 113 feet 5 inches, togethe: the improvements, consisting of a amall Two-story Frame House, contsining three rooms. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. AND LOT ON a HOUSR NEW 7" the Square No n the prem! J . betwee celta: st the cont of the purchase: al ol ie ir. Bold "5,0. McGUIBE & O0., Aucts. @27-THE ABOVE SALK [3 POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, Nov. 21. same hour. nol7-4d J. 0. McGUIFE & CO.. Aucts. By WM. L. WAL4 & 00., auctioneers. At the Horss Bazaar 98 south side La. Avene, between 9th and. 1a streets. 10 VERY FINE MILCH COWS AT AUOTION On SATURDAY MORNING, 21st inst , at 10 o'clock, we will seil, at the Bazaar, without re- Be Five Milen Oo te Milch Cows. nol6 WM. L. WALL & OO. Aucts, By WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, (TRUSTEES 8aLE OF BUILDING LOTS.—By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. passed on the 2M day of fF in Chancery Cause No. Ihausen was com plainan' Geeree O,Bhad, et. al a vere Gotadsaw, I, ci organ, Trust ay in ic Will sell,at $0'c:0ck p.m, on THURSDAY, the [oth day of December, at the Auction House of W. L Wali & Co., south corner cf Pennaylvaria avenue and Mint stress in the ier of Washing- ‘on. rict o’ Colum! i Heal Batate situated in . tr ming: desirable Lots 7.8.9, 10, 11, 19, 13, 14, 18, and 16, in Bquare No, And Lot No 9, in Square 642. The terms will be: One third cash ; balaneein six, tweive, and eighteen months, bearinu interest, and secured by the purchaser or purchasers notes, endorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustee. B.C. MORGAN, Trustee. nolt-erd& W.L WALL & 00, FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “For Sale and Rent,” sec first OR RENT—At No. 369, corner 15th and H sts., two desirable Furoished ROOMS, with gas, ona on first and one on second Soor, fronting po two streets. po 17-St™ FS SALE—A large DIAPAMA SHOW of the War; also,an ORG4N and SIGNS. Appiy at HARRISON ’s Union Gift Store, corner Penn. ave. and 3d street. no 17 3t* FoENISHED ROOMS TO LET.— An elegant tnite of Rooms to let—parlor and chamber, on second floor—at No. 425 Thirteenth strest, bat G and H, on'y two squares from Willards’. Refer- ences required. uo 17 2t* {URNIBHED 1 Well-farnished Rooms, without Board, in s private residence. location very central and roome desirable. Good reterence required. Eoquire at 4 Louiriana avenue. between 6th and 7th sts. nol?-2¥* 77GB SALE—A large PORTABLE OVEN, one of the hestever in use. fize 7x5 feet; can bake bresd. cake. pies superior to a brick oven. Vor further particu'tss inquire of C, BAGOND, 293 Eivget., Alexandria, Va. no I7-lw* OR 8aLS—A near y new BRICK HOUSH, with LOT 2y by 148 feet. No. 643 Latreet north. The House contains sirro me andis furnished in the best style, and surreunded with choice shrubbery, trellis work, &c. Apply on the premises. nol? 3t” Ve 6LE FARM FOR FALE ber offers, at private fale, & #uall Farm (con- taining about 6 acres), situsted on the north side of the Wazhivgton and Marlboro’ road, one mile east of Renning’s or Upper Bridg>. The Laniis unrurpaseed by any in the D C: well adaped to ardening crops. Improvements good; dwelling jarge and pew, with necessary out-buildiogs. Par- ROUM8—Two sop wishing to purchase, are invited to call and | examine for themyelves, ro }7-ec3~” ROBT. K. NEVITT. Fe SALB—Immediate Poressio HOUSE containing 7 rooms, Stable A Three-story 4th at, Brick Bouse, 8 rooms ; s!80, two Frames, 0 and Dats. {sland For Rent. House. 7 rooms, gas at. west. west Brick,7 roo and water, K st ,nearave. Bight small Hou:es for sale. Lots. Lands. Farms. &c , for sie and ex charge. MITOHELL & SON Baal Estate Brokers scutbeasteor Pa. av and iSthst. N. B. Wanted ruished House, containing 7 rooms, FSB Seep ROOM FOR BENT—To gentle- men, at 74 Bridge street, Georgetown. City cara pass the door. no 16-6t* Oz OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN AO- commodated with aneatiy Farnished Room. Rent moderate. Termrinaivance. 396 C street, between $d: nd 414, north side. no 16-3t* A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, CON- taining i6 rooms, 1 a central location. and is suitable for ‘ding house. Apply onthe prem- 1868 Ho. 486 E street, between oth and on. » no -lw™ Fo BENT—TWO PLEASANT ROOMS, Fur- nished or Unfurnished, to a small family with- out children or to religicus gentlemen, for lodging rooms, Reference required, On Latreet, No 5314, between #tn and 9th street. n016-2t* Fo, RENT—A LABGE ROOM, on the corner of 4th and L street-, Navy Yard. The rent will be moderate, Apply to JAMES STEEL. 52s New serey, Syenue, near the Depot, or on the premises, 3016-st* OB RENT—A BRICK CARELAGE HOUSE and STABLE for two horses near the corner of Bridge and Oongress streets, Georastown Hydrant in the yard. Apply to Dr. Q1A8.H.ORAGIN 124 Dunbarton st. no 16-35 OB BENT—A fine 8TORB and BAK ROOM, on 7th street. near Patent and Post Offess, Posseesion given immmediately, Inquire at the Gosling House, No, 247 Penn. avenue, bet. 12th and 13th atreets, Ro 16 2t* FO SALE OB BENT—A Three-story and Base- ment BRIGK DWELLING, situated on Massa- churetts avenus, vear Fourth street west. The House isin excel.ent resyair, gas and water througt the premises. Posession osn be had by tae first of December. 4 ppls to JOSEPH P. SULLIVAN, Diugeist and thecary, corner Massachusetts avenve, 4th and H streets nol6-3t* A LADY HAVING A HANDSOME AND DB- sirable residence, well furnished and feplete with every convenience. 1s desirous of renting the ssme toaclubortoa company of gentlemen and their families. The house contains a large saloon, parlors chambers, dining room, office itenen, ath-room, with bot and cold water, and is com- plete inevery respect No bi ers need apply. For particule: no I6-\w ‘UBNISHED RVOMS TO RENT—No. 535, bat. I snd Mass. avenue, on 7th st. no 14 3t" Fe RENT.—Several Unfurnished fooma, will be rented to responsible parties. without chil dren. st 317 Delaware avenue, near tie Ozpitol. no 14-3t* | ed BALE— A DRUG BTORE. OHBAP FOR OASH. Address, with real name, Box No. 16, Star office. Ro 14 3t” rding-aouss keep: poly at this office, Js 2 Lae rod L ARGS HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 4 with Board for p-rmanent or transieat persens. in a plessent and desirable location, one square foot areee corner of H and 2ist streets. no 14-3t* Fo3, BENT—The ASSEMBLY ROOMS, corner of Clio averue and Twelfth st for Balls, Parties. and Meetings, Per-ont wishing to rent said Hall. can do so dy applying to proprietor, om the premises. "bo 14 aw" JOSEPH NATHAN. ME HOUS. roe SALE- A new three story F rituat-d on New York avenue, No, 1615 con- taine eight rooms,a@h:lland saloo1 tlor of fine finith and water on the promises, Price tte) Poreeseion given early. Inquire at No 1: \° joining. mo Ld 6t* Mecha: icaville ; 6 wiles from Sandy prin, or Brookville ; joine Daniel Harkaess on one side and ames baner on other ; all on the east side of 7th street road; 40 acres are cleared, ready for Epriug crops. the is in Woodland. Im- rovercenta are House, containing four rooms itchen, newly built. Eplend:d well of water, i and fee g st esme, convenient to any partofthe farm. It isins healthy part of the co untrv. and excellent neighbors. Bor termsor other jicalars enquire of JOSEPH Ff. KBLLY, No 5 1 Sth str et west, near I street norsh, or a1er on M. NIOHOLS, on the premises, nolt-Iw BR RENT—A BOOM, on G street, four doors from J7th street, suitable for @ paymaster or agent, being in the immediate ay of the War a Navy ee ebhieeay Building, Quar- master General, Office. Inquire at the Cigar and Tobseco Store, above. Bo 12-e03t* 'WO UNFURNISHED HOUSES FOR BALE OR Kent Vor serticalars inquire of J. No_S6i sthstrects rear ete eg AULY, INTER GARMENTS. NEW We arehow ia Ba ‘Large assortment of «is BOY®S’ and Ty 3 noes ahlteye nm oaeetnecd bs ee, the ‘wear, to whick we invite the attention Tis . oe vita [iat Rend bet. Eis Pet etsy ii set at Jusr Receives Sie dt | | FPO 2418-96,000 shoion Roses, Frail Troe Eee AUOTION SALES, Pee ee nit $22 me YES RG TOR OTHER AUCTION SALES SEB 187 PAGR. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. By J. 0. MeGUIRE & O00. Auctioneers. RABLE BRIOK DWHLLIN yy AxD Lov as FoPtt9 Avosoy.—On UESD. gree weskall sell Lot fed Subatvinowot’ route (ues , in Fquare 5 tronting % street north ‘Sotweea si on \< Ste and 9th west, and Ddack 108 feet to aol ee vuilding, containing in all some twelve or ‘teen Foo! This proparty is well situated, fronting north the patie space west of thi Nos therm = ‘erms: One-third in cash ; the remainder in six. and tw months, with intereat, e en the premises. ewconyerances and Stamps at the cost of the par- i 3.0, MOGUIRE & 00., Aucts, By K_P. PAGE, Auctioneer. 52 Sevimth Street, wader Gad Fellows? NTU REDAYS. THU ROB ATS. AND SAEOR- Da¥ BVBRINGS, commenc: 10k, and continuing throughout th re eeason,t shall offer at Auction, large, and varied ment of every description of Merchandiee, com- ES ie part—Olothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, loves. Gauntlets, Cotton and ‘W. Boole, Underrbirts, Drawers, Blankets, T: Pocket Knives, Am on Clocks, Fancy FublsSeewea rs. Be nold-ectw ' K. F. PAGE, Auct, By J. 0. McGUIRB & O0., Auctioneers. BBY DESIRABLE RESIDENOR ON PF SiX?H ABD SEVENTH STREETS FTBRNOON, November ista, ‘emises, we shall sell a desira- Basement Brisk Desling. house and Lot, situated on the north side streot, between Sixth and Seventh streete west. ‘The Houre is well built and well arranged, with water and gas on the premises, and isin ail respects desirable as a residence, =a Ter One half in cash: the remainder ia six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust op the promises. Title indisputable. pha ae at cost of the purchaser. 7 Immediate possession given. J. 0. MeoGUIBRE & OO. Aucts By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiousers, Tp asta Rs SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT OB us IsLauv.—By virtue of a deed of trust from William Kiernan, da‘ ‘24th of April, 1888, and recorded in Liber J. A No, 186, folios 177, &c , of this couaty, I wili seil at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, the isth of November next. at ¢ o’clook p. m., on the premises. Ret of Let No. 6,im Bauare No. 86. in the city of Washington, begin ning for the seid part at the northwest corner of said Lot at tas intersection of south D and 4% streets and running theace south 22 fest 6 incdas. thence esst parallel with south D street $0 feet é inches. thence soutbeasterly 61 feet 8 inches toa int dik ant 31 feet 6 inches from souta D street, hence east parallel with said street 15 fert, thence north 3] feet § inches to south D atreet, and thence west with south D street 109 feet 6 inches to the be- ginning, with the Frame Dwelling and other im- provementsthereon. _ . Terma of sale: One-third cash; the balance in six, twelve and ¢ightecn months, with notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust, 7 if the terms of sale are not complied with ia three deys, the Trustee reserves the right to re- sellon one weeks’ notice, at the expense and risk of ine demaiing parckasen, Au souveyencing and stam pe at the expense of ureheser, WM _R. WOODWARD Trustee, oclS-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austes at 40’olock, on the bie Three-story and By J.C. MOGUIRE & OO, Anctioneers. {MALL AND DESiRABLE COTTAGK 8ITS8 SO Neg THE CITY aT PusLic Sane —On TRU BS- DAY AFTERKNUON, November igth, at 40'clock, op the premises, we shall sella oal: aud b-auté- fuly located tract of land, lying along the old Bisdensbure r-ad, pear ths boundary ot the city, adjoining on the east * Eckington,” the country seat of the Iate Joreph Gal s, divided into Biever Small Vilia Tracts or Sites, fronting from 125 to 398 feet on Ue road, and rur ning back about £00 feet and containing from one to three acras each. Plats of the premices may be obtained at the counting rooms of the subscribers, Terme: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve mcnthe, with intereat, secured by o deed of trnat on the pramines, Conveyance: at the ost of pirchssers. noli J.C. MoGUIRE & CO,, Au: By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON ATH STREST. BETWEEN NORTH M amy N sta. On THUBBDAY, the 19th inst., we shall se front of thr premises, at 4 o’clock p. m , the foll ing bandrone Building Lot, it being Lot 8 SUC iV: Q on of original Lots 4,5, an1,6, im Square 53. This property fronts 2 fest on 4th st. and contains 1863", feet, Terms cash, * pols GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. DMINISTBATOR’S SALE OF VERY VaLUa- BLE Law Library axp COLLEoTION oF Misomi- Langovs Books —On MONDAY BVENING, No- vember 1¢th. commencing at 6: 0’slock, and con- | tinuing at thesame hoar on suceeding days, we shall sell the extensive and valuable Library cf the late J. Louis Kiaser,cf Alexandria, Virginia, comprising the newest and best editions. ‘fa: an- common good order and preservation, We name in oe sc , Laws, Codes, Commentaries, and Digests porta in U. 8. Bupreme and Civil Courts and the xeheg' rts of Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Pore ae, Mincanctac imoset Rese and ee Kansas, particularly complete in Virginia and Maryland Reports in the English Courts of Common Law, 93 volumet, &¢. ‘ A fine collection of Misceliancous Books, compris- ine— sh Classics and Poets , and Histories voraxss Finely Ilustrated Works on Natural History Atlases, Books on Slavery, and other important topica of the day Bhakeapeare, by Staunton, 3 volumes, 4to, splenaid- ‘itustra Moraland Religious Books, particularly on Wee- leyan Method! = Fige Cabinet of Mieeralogy, with more thea twe thousand specimens. properly labeled, &e ®7 Catalogues may be had on application to the Aestoneas., ‘ermsé cash. By order of the Administratrix. no? J.C. McGUIRB & OO., Auct’rs. S7-THE ABOVE PALE 8 POSTPONED I GuuT MONDAY, Now Sd¢sumeoour rte et "3.0. McBUIRE & 00., Aucte. aoe ao == .C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctionsars WUPERIOB ROSEWOOD CASK CHICK BERING © Prano Foatk, Mianogs, OHANDALIK ES, CABINET Fornitvr: LEGANT VASES, ORNAMERTS. PiLvER- PLATED Wars, &0—On TUESDAY MORNING November 2th, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Clement Hall, Esq , H street, between Connecticat avenue and Seventeenth street, we shall his entire Furniture and Household Effects, comprising— Bayexior Rosewood -case,revex octave, Piano Forte jekering Buite of Rorewood Carved Parlor Furniture, fin- iE immed in mee and Gig eroestel oui inde: rm, Easy, acd Fancy rs, of various kin finished in Brocate! Elegsat Rosewood Centre Table, very large size, with Siepna Marble to; Gilt Framed Frerch-plate Mantel and Pier Glasses Green and Gold Brocate! Curtains, with Lace Our- tains, Oornice, and Vixinres Handsome Rote wood Escritoire Pair of snperh Bub! Buffets, retary and Work- stand of same style Beautiful What-nots and Fancy Tables,in Rose- we zine me pyaly ond Bruel Carpets a gs. jo’ ir Oarpe' Rosewood Oloth covered Whist Table Two magniicent Dresden Vases from the Tulleries, Antehed inchs most cinverate, sore of art, Ww ig oric Tes 6., Cost Two superb Ja) ey Vases, inches high, the 1 tin the country Elegant Mhina and Bisque Vases, Groupe, and Fig- ures Large snd handsome Ji se Card Receiver Tureens Vecotable Dishes, UneGne Dishes ishes i Liguor Stand, Mee “Stand |, Castors and Butter 68 Elegant Filver-plated Deseert Service. comprising Epergne with four brackets, with engrav: glaes shaces, four fruit stands, and two wise coolers Blue sad God Ohina Dinner and Dessert Bervice, jeeer Gilt ana’ Deco rative Dinner, Tea, and Dessert Ber- vice , Fine rable Cutlery, Out and Engraved Glassware Fuperior Walnut Carved Extension Table Marble sp Sideboard. Leather covered Dining ® Library ‘Bookeares and Bookstacds. in Walnut Pineh- covered Sofa and Arm Chairs Excellent Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Wavh- nds Superior Featber Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses enges, Obsirs, Rockers Bolsters and Pillows, Toilet Beta Windos Gacraine Bhutes, and Cornice, Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen Bequisites. 3.0. McGUIRE & O0.. Aucts. ts, Wa- a Horses, Miloh ows, peric er Mill, Cu:ting Ro: ler, wae Power Reaper.&c. Furaltars ind & gander of Btove Ny iJ japle |, &t B4 per cord. nO 9-e0St* &7-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED TEL THOESDAY: the 2th inst Ro Tedtiee BR’ ‘ER’. Amerany goaeseeeesr R's Pens ; this is om priva' & Twenty second streets PU 19 ta wor eared? On WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18 will be sold Bive Oteservatory. at 0 o'clock a.m. ‘erms cash, in aa vit tien Cayttin and BQ. eee ek it Tree no 1 ta feat im