Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. CanTERnvRyY.—Manager Lea continues to Teceive assurauces, inthe shape of well-filled houses, that his efforts to please the public and eacuse sood performances are 4 es sy e: He” still “reigns,” an features of the entertainment are sustained in the usual pleasant manner. Forp’s Turatre.—The admirers of Shak- speare are to be treated with the presentation of two of the productions of “the immortal bard” this eyening—“The Merchant of Ven- ice” and “Katharine and Petruchio,” in which Booth appears in the former as “Shylock” and im the letter as “Petruchio” It is a “large bill,” but we are confident all the characters will be well su-tained. Grover’s THEATER.—Mr. and Mrs. Bar- ney Williams are to receive a benefit this eve- ning, and we trust it will be a substantial one. The bill prepared for the occasion comprises three fine pieces—“Barney the Baron,” the fairy spectacie of the “Lakes of Killarney,” and “An Hoar in Seville’—Mr. and Mrs. Ww. appearing in sixteen different characters. To- morrow aiternoon and evening these favorites a for the last time in this city for the prezent. sees Ses Tae Dravt Mezerine.—An meeting of the eitizens was held ie City Hall last evening to take measures in rence tothe approaching draft—Mayor Wallach in the chair. The Mayor reported that the committee 1s pointed at the last meeting to wait on the Provost Marshal General, had enclosed to him a& copy of the resolutions adopted, and also ad- dressed him a letter, more fully setting forth the object of the meeting, and had received the following letter in answer to their communica- tion War DEPARTMENT, Provost Marshal Gen- eral’s Office, Washington, October 18, 1864.— Hon. Richard Wallach, Mayor, Washington—Sir I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of October 15th, transmitting a copy of resolutions adopted at a public meeting of the citizens of Washington, held on the 14th instant, the object of which seems to have been to have the quota of the District of Uo- tumbia under the present call for troops re- duced and the District thus released “from any further draft.” As your honor is aware, the subject of the demand for troops made on this District by the General Government has been frequently brought up in the last month or two by cor- respondence and through various committees. I thought it had bee: adjusted equitably and to the satisfaction of the people of the District. In your letter you ask two questions, as fol- lews, viz: First. If credit will be allowed te this «Dis- trict for all persons who may have been drawn during the present draft and have failed to re- rned rt Peecond . “Ifsuch credit has ever been allowed to any other district!” To these cuestions I answer as follows, viz: To the first: Credit will be allowed only for such men &s are obtained” by the draft. Per- sons who are drawn and fail to report are not considered by the law officers of the Govern. ment nor by this Bureau as obtained in the meaning of the law; they will not, therefore, be credited unless they ehall be subsequently arrested and held to service. To the second question: The rule above given applies to all districts without exception. I know of no case in which “persons in the employ of the General Government have been enrolled as citizens of the District of Columbia who are but temporarily resident in said Dis- trict, and who, being subject to military order, have left the said District, and yet have been deemed and regarded as its citizens, and@vhen drafted, owing to such compulsory absence, hare been considered deserters, and their places required to be filled by said city.” 1f you will have the names and circumstances in any such case re- ported to me, I will give suitable orders to meet them. In the mean time I willendeavor toas- certain if there are such cases, and if I findany will provide for them. The statement in the resolution of the public meeting that “nearly one half of those drafted have been released on account of erroneous er- roliment’’is not correct. It is especially incor- rect if we bear in mind the Kind of “erroneous enrollment” to which the resolution properly relates, thatis, non-residence. Butseventy-sey- en men have been exempted on this account. ‘The statement heretofore made to you that the Government employes who have formed themselyes into volunteer military organiza- tions are not mustered into the service as sol- diers, nor are they on account of their connec- tion with these organizations exempt from draft, is hereby confirmed. The District of Columbia is entitled to no credit on the quota of troops due from it for any service which has been rendered by any of these organizations in their performance of duty in this city or on railroads in its vicinity. I am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant, James B. Fry, Provost Marshal General. The Mayor explained that Government em- ployees, teamsters, etc., who have been drafted and have gone away, will, when the fact is demonstrated to the authorities, be either re- turned to the service, or, 1f the Government choses to retain them in its employ in their resent capacity, they will be credited tooar Eraft quota. The Department clerks doing duty in the departmental military organizations are, under this ruling, held liable tothe draft here the same as any citizen. Mr. Fred. Myers said that the Government wanted 500 more men here, and nothing bat the men, and the question was how to raise them. In townships in the Westsome of the poorest voted a tax on themselves to pay boun- ties of four or five hundred dollars to yolun- teers, and he thought that we in this District should doas much. It might be said that the city had no authority tolevy a war tax; butthere were two ways in which that object could be reached—one by submitting it to the people, the other by gettamg authority from Congress, who, he was sure, would have no objection to the District taxing itself to half a million. The matter should not be left to the citizens, but should be taxed on the property which the Government protects. This course had been adopted in most States, and he saw no reason why it should not be donehere By giving three or four hundred dollars bounty, the men, in his opinion, could be raised. ie did not think the war so near an end that another dreft would not be necessary. Mr. Davis thought the remarks of Mr. Myers very proper, but time would be needed to put the lan into execution. Something more speédy was needed, and he offered the tollow- ing: Resolved, That a committee of three for each ward ng pa or Wy the Chair to wait on the Provost hal and obtain from him 4 list of the names of those persons who have been drafted and have tailed to rey: id that said committee be authorized to visit the designated agg of residence of said drafted men who aye failed to report, and ascertain, if possi- ble, their whereabouts; and that a reward of $50 be paid forevery such drafted man who may be caught and held to service; and the several wards are hereby requested te provide for kegs eg of the above reward. Mr. Walter asked what if a drafted man should be found at the tront? Mr. Davis.—We will get credit for him. Mr. Walter.—But whatif he ran away! Mr. Davis.—The men must be found before the money is paid. Mr. Elliot asked if any distinction is made between men whoran away before reporting and those who reported, were accepted and ran away afterwards. The chair replied that there could be but one decision—all men who had been accepted were “obtained.” The extension of time was the act of the Government, and the men were certainly in service as soon as accepted. Mr. John H. Semmes stated that the Sur- geon’s book at the Provost Marskal’s office showed the names of all whose time has been and these were marked opposite, “mecepted.” In answer to an es eri Mr. S. stated that he had been told by Mr. Blackford that if those Whose time had been extended failed to report at the end of that time they would not be cred- ited to us. But it was evident to him (Mr. Semmes) that Mr. Blackford had a wrong im- pression as it was not possible that the Gov- erament could charge against us those they had °TMesara Bemmes, of the Se easrs. eS, 0: venth ward, and Gulick, of the Fifth ward, stated that they had enough im hand, on ward accoant to pay the rewards for their respective wards — Se eorene: And they were ready to pay it on! Mr. Stitt moved to lay the resolution on the General . 8. that there was but little time in which to act and they had better cateh the men first and get legal opinions after. Mr. Elliot remarked that the law provided for successive drat is ts until the req’ pumber Mr. Stitt’s motion - main roe Was lost, having one affir. . J. H. Bartlett stated that ward Ungy BEA sireeey Spt to. worn, a Ber Rapes moves i anastasia . The’ Manidition to the cftisens carried. The following committee wae : RO | First Ward—Henry 0. W: t represented, committee poned for the present Seventh Ward Le E Eewert William H. MeGinness, and Robt. ‘The meeting adjonrned sine die, it being un- derstood that the several wards will take the matter in hand. sa CHARGE OF ARSON DisMIssep.— Yesterday, Mary J. Rawlings, Thomas Rawlings, Chas. Willams, Columbas Furtoney, Jonn Annan- dale, John Williams, Frederick Williams and oy Williams were arrested by roundsman A. A. Greer, of the Third Ward, upon a charge ofarson, and were taken before Justice Thomp- sonforahearing The detendants all belong to the same family, and live next door to the complainant, James Oarson, on Sth, near K street north. There had b-en a misunderstand- ing between Carson's family and the defend- ants since January last. About 10 o’clock last Friday night ashop inthe rear of Carson’s house was fired by incendiaries, and the plain- tiff suspected the defendaats. The fire was discovered in time to extinguish it_before any considerable damage was done. The Tustice ‘was unable to discover any evidence to justify the sending of the parties to court, and dis- missed the case. ere FourtH Warp Station Cases.—John Greenfield, Elten Greenfield, malicious mis- chiet; Wm. Hopens Greenwalt and Curley, H.S. Benson, J. B. Maury, T. Laurenstine, 5. Simmons, violating city ordinance; dismissed. L. R. Botler, James Bradsley, do.; for hearing. Daniel Grayson. vagrancy; workhouse. W. H. Mangum, obstructing street and disorderly: 2250. Daniel Dugan, disorderly; $553. John H. McKenney, Weston Lovejoy, do; dismissed. Aaron Miller, Christian King, drunk; do. J. McDonald, do.: workhouse. Mary Smith and Hannah Rives, street- wa! kin; 158 each. ae = SEconp WAED STATION Casks.—Eliza Jones and Kate Ford. disorderly; S3each William Wheeler, do; dismissed. ohn Uallihan, do. and drunk; do. James Murphy, drunk; $2. Mary Stuart and Catharine Butler, disorderly; $5 each. James Jones, do. and drunk; $5. James Brown, James Alexander, Jas. Jones and Wm. H. Russell, disorderly; security for hearing. Euvene Stepheneon, drunk and dis- orderly; #5. Wm. H. Russell, carrying weap- ons; for hearing. Surzgior Cicars.—Those in want of an ex- cellent article in the way of cigars or chewing ana smoking tobacco, meerschaum and brier- ‘wood pipes, should by all means call on D. E. Irving, 514 Seventh street. See his advertise- ment. age THE CovunsEt for defendantsin the case of Johnson & Sutton, on trial for supplying goods to the rebels, are Messrs. A. G. Riddle and L. Wolt. A mistake occurred in the spelling of the names yesterday. SPEOIAL NOTIOES. ———- Corxs, &C.—Thore afflicted with these tronble- some things whether hard or soft; also, those troubled with Bunions, Callosities, Clab and In- growing Nails. can find great :+lief and satisfacto- plying to Dr. White, No. 424 enue, between 4'2 and 6th s'reets. No charge for consultation. oc 21-tf Kromen’s (UpaaM’s) Hatr Dre. Fifty Cents a Bor. Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1. Natural, durable, beautiful. Warrantedto please This ar- ticle has been thoroughly tasted by Dr, Cuittor, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, who pronounce it free from all poi- sonous ingredients, and the material composing it will not injure the moat delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers everywhere, JouN J. KromeR, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chertnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DRUNKENNESS CURED, The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingcup. Dr, Zane’s antidote for strong drink is a certaim cure for drunkenness, It creates a dis- like for strong drink, and can be administered without the knowledge of the patient. Descriptive circulars sent to anyaddress. For sale by all respectable Druggists in the United States and Canadas. Price $1 per box. or packages of six boxes for $5 Jouw J, Kromer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Dg. Ranp’s SPECIFIC. Tbeoldest and most reliable medicine for th cure of Spermatorhes, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power, &c, This medicine has stood the test of over thirty years, and has always proved asuccess Dr, Rand's Speetfc is exhibited in the form of pills, made up autirely of substances that have a specific effect upon the generative organs, Most persons associate the ides of operations upon the bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specific of Dr. Rand is not intended as an evacwatens medi- cine, Its medical virtues are expended entirely upon the impaired generative organs. The pills are not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons masticate them with impuntty before swallowing them; which plan we would always recommend,as affording the speediest way to get the effecc of tha remedy, Priee $1 per box, or six boxes for $5. Druggists everywhere. Joum J. Kromenr, Wholesale Agent, 403 Ohestnut street, au 3l-eoly Philadelpbia, Pa. FAaLy snp Win7Tes CLoraina, New Styles Fuperb Btock of Overcoats, Dress, igo on Fat ise Coste, yensloeee Mg abi i thing, ‘urLiship, 8, &e iC. Saxe how prepeeel te exhibit our stuck of Men’ and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing which, for ele- ance of style. variety and excel ‘ence of fabric and Sold by faithfulness of manufacture, not been sur- pessoa by any stock heretofore offered in this marke’ ‘Those in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen's end Youths’ wear are invited to cali and examine our stock. We can say with as-urance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms, Also, an extensive a:sortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, comprising everything meces- saty for a complete ontfit. NOAH WALKER & CO.. 365 Ps. av., oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. Coreatz’s Hoxny Boar. ‘This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, frazrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggisteand Fancy Goods Dealers. ia%5-eoly Szoasr D: 5 itan’s Gift in the st certain, safe and edvetent re funl remedy indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Qures in two to four days, recent casesintwenty-fourhours Nomneral ao balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. Itis the soldier’s hope, end @ friend to those who do not st to be exposed. le pac! , 82; Rf . as Ras Sit ‘i: ‘Fores Fmanen rr | Serofals, Ulcers, ts, Tetters, &o. Price 1, or six bottles for SF Bold by 8. 6. Word. Bee eduertisement a} Diseases oF THR Nexvous, Seminal, URinasy AND Sexual Syst#Ms— new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mai} in sealed letter onyeleges, free charge. Address D, J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ition, No, 3 South Ninth street, a je Da. Duror?’s Bugar-coated Femal: enla! Pills are the wery best in use. They ee speedily and effectively sboing susar-coated create ne nausea ance @ most de! mente woman, A trial o: others. Price 9} r be ye Sold by 8.0. Ford. lith street and avenue. Wastinaton aad Henry Cook. iaé-ly . Nanvovs Daviirr, Seminal Wsscwn So Beet con ch ar eat rere nial of of 5 but the srush. Address, witn stam, eer mars D&W.ly wee a. Travan, se oan pent Opuse.— Pe Band’s fatiates ire Sere Bot will convince the most skeptical of its merits, TEA ALD Reet Winiostic ST EES Gook, Alexandria. = feely PAs ad og Sty il 8 b Alexanéria, bf exp 90 Cuan Days — Be Geltrer! ‘Gook avenue, ris. ja 6-ly MARRIED, On the 15th . by the Rev. Dr. Gur- wie shai Ra ret Ont of Oetobar, by t meow WAviate ind ALTON Mi gitRes “! .On the evening of the by the Rev. Father Bole ‘GEones LAND if Wash ; to Misa i to ges to t BLIZa Gan of Baffalo, tow SEE eee 6c H-Bt* ‘Corte: D and Isth strcetay Up desire, ) W AXz20-2 stron Active B ¥, tn learn tho im bin, eas. Ite TeV. NOONAN, cor. 7th wad Weta, W 4ANTED—A SITUATION AS BAR-TENDER. Hse had seven years expericace, Sober, Stead industrious habits. Address ‘A B,”” 2 Ww ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A first-class COOK. Apply at No. 415 B street, between 8th and $th sts., near City Post Office It* WA4NTED-An energetic MAN, to take orders and selicit among merchants in this city. Apply after 4 p. m. at 34 door in new bloct of frames, 10th st., between M and N it* WaArtED IMMEDIATEL MAN, to work at Bill Posting. Sar hear cma Preferred. @ 1 . * *, Dee Bee Nee NO. S24 Pa. 8h MOXLRY. Bosr WANTED, with single Room, by & young gentleman of quiet habits, in « small and strictly private family. Location, near the Departmenta. Terms moderate Address “A. Q. Vv.’ care of O.H, Anderson, Box 383, Post Of- fice, ‘oe 21-3t* V ANTED—A WOMAN to cook and assist with the wssh and ironing. Apply at 249 Pepn- sylvania avenue, bet. i?th and 1th oc 20-2" WANTED-A Sam patent MAN to act as agent. Apply at Room 10, second floor, Intelligencer Building. oe 2) 2t* Boaz WAR TED—With two ROOMS, fors gen tleman, wife. and daughter about eight years old. Private family preferred. Address" Confi- dence,”’ Star office, stating terms. oc 20-3t* OARD AND RESIDENCE WANTED—By a single gentleman, in a reepectable, private famity. in the vicinity of IT and 7th streets, Ad- dress, with terms, which must be moderate, Post Office, Box 2635. oc 2-2" W ANTED—A WAITER at the G: House. One who understands his business can get cod wages and steady emp'oymentall year round, foquire at the Gosling House, 247 Penn’aay., between 12th and 13th, air oc 20 2t* Hrapqvanters Crier ENGINEER OF DEFENCES, Wasninaton, October 20, 1864 WANTED IMMEDIATELY —ONE HUNDRED (100) LABORERS, and a few CARPENTERS, and COOEREES te work on Forts across Eastern raach, Apply to Mr. John Collins, Superintendent, at Cemp Franklin near Port Maban across "enning’s Bridge, or,at these Headquarters, corner Pennsyl- vania av.,and 19th st WM. C. GUNNELL. oc 20 6t” Engin’r Defences North of Potomac, A SITUATION WANTED-By a young lady, as Seamstress. Understands dreas-making thor- oughly. Address B.F.,Star office. oc 19-3t* ANTED-A WOMAN to cook, wash, and iron; also. n COLORED MAN to open oysters, at 244 7th street, between M and streets ne oc 19-3t* WANTED_ With or without boart for five pe sons four furnished ROOMg#, within ten min- uter walk of the Post office. Inquire for ‘J. W.,’” room No. 3 cecond floor, Patent office. — ocl9 3t* Li No. H Fore ENT—Two cheap and ROOMS, o FOR RENT AND SaLB T° LET—* be half's STOR with a good window ‘on the avenue, near Wil’ards'. For particu- Jare atdress “OB. B ? Star “oc al 3t* Foe RENT—Two ROOMS, to 0 married couple without childrea.on B at., frat door fro it at, weet, oc 2) or RK RENT—A o: mforied! gontain the premi HO! . t eight Furniture for sale, Inquire cen, south B street. near Ith, 18° OR T—One FRONT ROOM, on the first F ost, seiteble for an oes or win ee = ouple i corner Ten and Leto jemen. pply ‘ve ‘21-3t* Fo SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a first class Restaurant, Everything in go order, with ten years lease of the property, In- quire of W.B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, No. 07 P-nnsyivania avenue. Kai He oo al 6t Fors AR and FIXTURES, with GOOD WILL of the premises, with leasy for 3 or5 years Terms moderate. For further particulars enquire at corner C street nerth and 3d street east, Copitol Hill, Possession givenimmediately. 1t FINE ROOMS TO RENT—Apply on the prem- ixex, 277 B street, bet. 3d and 3d_ oc 2)-1w M NIFICENTLY FURNISHED APART- MEDSTS to let, without board, singly er in suite. Inquire at 281 Ps. oc te iv. A Neat RESTAURANT FOR SALE—Ia good é i location. Inquire northwest corner ote and be oO [POX RENT—a three-story BRICK HOT: EB faliy furnished. For further particulars apply on the premises—113 West street, or 114 atreet, Georgetown. ‘oc 20 6t* HREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN can be commodated with FU RNISHED ROOMS, wi or without board, ina private family, by calling at No. 243 Vt. av.and L at, 06 20 lw* leasant furnished n the 2d floor, at No_ 401 6th street, bet. G and H, near the Patent or Post offices, oc 20-2” T—One furnished ROUM, ina private nm Rhode Island avenue, bet lith and within one minutes’ walk to the ears. Fo RENT—Two FURNISHED ROO) on Grat floor, suitable for gentlemen’s business rooms, and one on third floor, in a very convenient loca: tion—450 6th at,, bet. E and F. oc 20. 3t* {OR RENT—A two-stery BRIOK HOUSE, No. 313 13th street, between Mand N_ The house contains 6 rooms, partly furnished. Furniture for sale. Inquire atthe house. Possession given im- mediately, oc 2-30" FOUR-ROOM BRICK HOUSE TO RENT, on Ist street, between @ and B ats, Inquire of Mr. DENNIS HARRINGTON. on H street. betw Ist and North Capitol sts., near the Printiog Of fice, oc 20-3t* OR RENT—A three-story BRICK DWEL- LING, containing nine rooms, Latrobs steve, ss,atd a hydrant in the yard; all in complete order—No. 6 Miseonri avenue, tet. 4?¢ and 6th sts. Inquire at No. oc 2)-2t* ANTED—A female COOK, and one colored BOY to open oysters and make himse'f gen- erally useful. Delmonico Restaurant, No. 501 tith at. oc 19-3t* V ANTED—TWO WOMEN, one to cook and the other to wash and iron, ina small family, Inquire No, 352 © st.. between 4 and 6th o next to Bath Houre. oc 19-3t* W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A small HOUSE, or part of a House, in a respectable neigh- horhord—convenient to the Post Offic referred Address. stating terms and location, ‘‘Hastings,” Box 755, Post Office. oc 18-6" WARTED-A SITUATION bya youns man, as Glerk ina Store, or witha Sutler. Can sptak Englich and German Language, and bring first class recommendations, Address “J.J. C..’ 562 Pennsylvani: enue, __ sie 17 6t* WANTED A good HOUSE. containing six or eight rooms, furnished or unfurnished north of Pa.ave. and east of 6th street, Address Rox 412, Post Office oc 14-7t* W AdTED 50.000 LADIES to cali st the only STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKING DEPOT in the District. and get their work done 381 F street inthe place, and Ladies who do not ir work SPOILED will go to no other so- amping places. We are weekly in receipt ERY LATEST STYLES of patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, Stamped Goods, Braid Silk and Cotten for sale. oc Bt! WARTSD TO HIRE—A convenient. well fur- nished HOUSE, for a few months y. P. VBSSENDEN _ oc IL-tt Corner of 15th and H streets, WANTED_—First-class COAT MAKERS. to _whom the best Northern city prices will be aid palwm, Tacker, Stabler & Young, Wm. T. Griffith, Jas. Leckey, ¥ J. Heibager, Hi. Ribnitzky, Hinten & Téel, B. Hughes, Geo. F. Schefer, . Logano, McRae & Taft, *, ‘mm. Peterson, oc3-tf Merchant Tailors ef Washington City. CABPENTHES WANTED. Headquarters Department of Washington, Office Chief Quartermaster, Nos, 534, 536, 538 Lith street. near New York av.,/ WASHIGTON Bapt.29. 1834.) Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS to go to Point Lookont, Maryland. Wazer $79 par month and aration. Each workman will bring his own Ritof tools. Transportation will be furnisned by ine. German ee hot oes and their ools from this ‘int Lookou' Coloneigna See gh RE eee lonel an: ie uar . _sep tt CO10n*l SSpartment of Washington. ANT 3 D—8800! Ww Alro, MiRRORS, 01 DING, ant HOUSEFURNISHING dosent . B. ey 428 7th tween Gand H, east ai GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS FOR BENTI In Georgetown, neatly FUR NISHED ROOM. without board, in a private family, Inquire at No. 134 Dunbarton street, be; tween High and Congress sts. 00 18-60 GagzeRTOWN QORPORATION sTOOK Those persons who may be disposed to pus'- chape Georgetown Corporation Btock, which peare an int rick ey of a er cent, per anne parable jUarter! cap 0 in some applying AIBD. Glerk of said Corporation, oc 1-dtN1 OWING PROMPTLY AT’ ‘tomas Tow Compan: Ca Gurtia’” ena pelle ven. OF to. eens cm * JOHN B. DAVIDSON, my lilt Water street, Georgetown, prano FORTE TUNING, MELODEON TUNING. I take pleasure in announcing to my friends and patrons that I have been fortunate in securing the services of Mr. A. F. DESSAN, from New York, whois one of the mest competen and skillful PIANO TUNERS in our country, and I solicit orders at our store for Tuning, Repairing and Regulating of PIANOS, MELODEONS, ORGANS, or any musical instrument. PIANOS and MELODEONS taken to our Warerooms in upper story of estab- lishment, and thoroughiy renovated, repaired, recapped, &c., at short notice, and moderate charges. ORDERS FOR COUNTRY, Alexandria, and other places solicited and prompt ly attended to. JON F. ELLIS, Piano and Music Store, 306 Pa. avenue, be t. $th and 10th sts. Chickery & Sen’s Piano ney, ocl ASHINGTON CITY 8 NGS BANK, IncorroratED Marcy StH, 1564, EDWARD SIMMS, President and Treasurer. EDWARD OLARK, Vice President and Sec’y, P DOLE, THOS J GAs DNER, V. NILES. J.J COOMBS, ; SOHN B. ELVANS, Directors, This Bank is now open for th i Doecite nabs pen @ receipt of 5S La. av, NEW BANBING HOUSE, No Under Semms’ New Building cooduecuiiiess oe aD OL TRE, ond tu EDWARD CLARK & CO., BANKEBS, At the Bavings Bank, No. 58 La. ay., Dealers in EXOHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER, And General Banking Business. Epwarp OLaak, ([sep30-lm] Jo, B. ELvAns OYS’ AND YOUTHS’ FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. We invite parents to an inspectiono our large stock of BOYS’ OVERCOATS, BOYS’ JACKETS, BOYS’ PANTS, BOYS’ VESTS, BOYS’ SHIRTS. UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c which we are selling as low as goods of like qual 322 Penns: Peeves {Intel} Dev. pth and loth ste, Manuraor: RED 0M BON Have NOT ogEN THAT BOILED OR OALOINED. 200 TONS of this Bone Dust on hand, ready for delivery, in lots to suit purchasers. im Hard vicaltaral cape me lware.. ments, Deeds and Feriiirere.? between ad Gnoal, Washington, D., "cc's cost” Res Dre i, onger. but pro- ; Btore t weet, a bottle of his LOE ae ate eee CURE 15-2. sep 14-Imif i? Get a bottl a8 cone oO of Page’s saperior STEAM paw spatent GRIST MULLS. Both core ‘Apply to CHAS, B. : cc Hood" pelea, AGH, « novel, By T, Acolphas Ross Browne. ree yRinoK TATLO x. I RUG STORE FOR SALE—One of the best busi- ness standsin the city, with a large and well selected stock, will be sold for eash and good pa- per. Address “A, B.,”” Post Office, Washi on city. oc 2i)-2W* FURNISHED PARLOR, OR PARLOR AND BED room, on first floor, in a mort desirable loca- tion, with a private family, No other rooms reat- ed, ‘Keferencrs required. Apply at 360 Massa- chusetts avenue, between lith and 12th streets. oc 20-3t* ri Fo SALE—A GREEN HOUSE, 102 feet long, 42 feet wide, and 77 feet htgh to comb of roof, The house will be sold entire, or the Sashes will be sold separately. There are 144 sashen, 3 feet i iba inches wide and 7 feet 6 inches avd 9 feet 10 inches long. For further information write to Box 279, Washington City Post Office. oc 2)-3t* ;OR SALE—A new three story brick MOUSE, k southwest corner of 2d and Market streets, Georgetown, D. C., containing I7rooms, with all the latest improvements, in perfectorder. A brick stable, ice houre and all necessary out buildings attached. House 45x43. lot 80x150. Price $35,00:. Terme easy, and possession when required, For further particulars apply on the premises. oc 20:98" < ian FOR RENT—FRAME HOUBE situated on Dun- barton street; six rooms and hall, No. 59, (down stairs papered ) For particulars inquire opporite ba” oc 19 3t*_ OOMS e and neatly furnished ROOMS, at 418 Eighth streot, between G and H. Also. one Single Room. Locality quiet, and convenient to the Patent Office, oc 19-3t* OR RENT— With immediate pogsession, a small EB QoUBE, with ool stable. Algo, furnished BOOMS. Apply at No. 37 Louisiana avenue, 6th and D streets. oc 19-34" ALUABLE LOT FOR LEASE on the southwest corner of8th and H sts,, 69 fact Ee ii fe "A Hi ply t J.B 504 Hat., bet. 7th : 'OR REN T—A nice HOUSE containing 3 Rooms, situated on 4th street. between L and New York avenue. Possession atorce. Inquire at No. 12, Center Market Space, between 8th and 9th streets. (Pennsylvania avenue. 19-3t* D. A. RHODE! oc FS, SALB—The STOCK. GOOD WILL, and FIXTURES of that old-established Confec- tionary Store. No. 120 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., now doing a good business, For ieulars call at the #tore before 8 o’clock a. m., or after 574 p.m. Satisfactory reasons given for selling out. ‘oc 19-1w* Fo SALE-—A first-class RESTAURANT, sita- ated on Pemnsylvania avenue, This establ ment is thoroughly fitted up andis now doing active, paying business, A single interview wi! convince anyone who understands the businessand wantsa place, thatit is a rare opportunity for a titable investi t. For full particulars app) once to MITCHELL & SON.” Raal Estate Broker o¢ 19-5teo* 8. B, corner Pa, av. and 15th a! OR RENT-—A two-story BRIOK HOUSE. on i2th street, between O and P. Please inauire at 526 Nth +t. oc W-lw*_ ‘OR RENT—A large two story brick HOUSE in Georgetown, No.160 High street, with fine yard, water, gas and in complete order. For terms apply to Mrs, 3 0. MYERS, No. 19 First street. oc 17-lw* OBLING HOUSE FOR BALE, The P: ‘ietor of this popular and well-known Hotel and Restaurant in' a to retire from busi- ness, and offers his well-known house for #: Any one wishing te Gig died a LUCRATIV: BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn- sylvania avenue bet. 12th end isthsts. ocl7-lw* WHARF PROPERTY FOR SALE —One of the largest and most desirably located wharves in Washington city, comprising about lacre of wharf surface, offering superior advantages for shippin and manufacturing purposes, lamber yards an: coal depots, is offered for sale on advantageous terms. The attention of patios interested in So eee De atte ar akéceed BOS this pro . y is office or 361 Warhington ity Post Office. oc 17 e06t Fee SALE AT BLADENSBURG—A comforta- ble HOUSE and good business stand, containing 8 rooms, kitchen and store room. Also stableand smeke house, together with o sete of pick Jang guitable for garden truck, moderate, and payments eaty. TOWLE DE RRAFFT & CO. 474 7th street north, Also, Fifty improved FARMS, various sizes, in Maryland. and near to Washington. oc 15-29* URNISHED ROOMS to let, without beard, at 272 F st., corner of 13t! oc 11-2 URNISHED ROOMS FOR RE! comfortable and well farnished ROO: 18th street, east side, between G and H sts. children in the house The location is on mnoet agreeable and desirable in Washington. oc 16-4 URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Apply at 2 mee 41 Louisiana av., between 6th and7th sts, 1c FS ALE—THREE HOUSES, ON ty STORS. TWO BUGGIES AND TWO HORSES, IMPROVED FARM IN ILLINOIS. tnqnire at No. 455 Massachusetts avenue, near Sixth street, BCLS eS re eee ENT— Prssession given immediately.) a Foran FRONT ROOM calooly farnisbed ; will be rented to g ntlemen only, and is very suitable for the accommodation of two persons. The lady of ihe house is not prepared to paren A 80 esirin, need a) * STMT uth sts between Hand. voce th HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SBLL AT PRI- T ft aie eit of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 miles Mage wares sd 6 in m sad eae the baleen: is Ruourpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut. No Ww NT.—For rent, MS at 450 No the ta small house. For furth ieRieafarsnddvens Box 354, Woshington. D. 0+ or inquire of the subscriber, 1}; miles northeast vs Bridge. a ans E. SHERIPP, JrUENISHED ROOMS To RANT, without Board. to jemen on! reet, near S Inquiveof Mrs. A, E. STEPHENSON.” an si-tt 369 SEVENTH STREET. 369 COTTAGE SETS, WALNUT AND OAK EXTENSION TABLES, GILT FRAME MIRRORS. Less than manufacturer’s prices. CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS At reduced prices, The greatest variety of FUBNITURE and HOUBEFURBNISHING GOODS In the city. H. BONTZ, Successor to Bontz & Griffith, o¢ 12-6¢ 369 7th st., near I. S OMaTHING Naw, lusive sale of the TREAB' @as: fer Boiling wae. ph Tea and Coffee, Bo! 5 2, Kee: Fannie A food bot, and ah o1 Thiearticte is const SConomics! agen. heat of Gas ever . Bg et ear erep uate eis trale For sale wholewale and retail bye 329 Dist., between Ietiraed 110k. a ORUIOR OF THN ALABAMA AND Bt PATLOR, OTION SALES, _ Fer ether Auction Sates seo first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW B* J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, 8TO°K8 AT PUBLIC SALE On FRIDAY APTBRN : é’cleck. atthe Auction Boon oben aiets ot ‘a FE Srtrener ion of Washingtow Bteck ga Boe = Pe: eorgetown Railroad iy aD i Mere a on on Freetown Railroad First ‘erms 5 ‘ ocd J.C. Mc@UIRE & 00., aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS 4VRNUU. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STEEETS NORTH, AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY the 21st insta : We shail sell, in front of the premises. part Lot ll, in Square No. 516, a Three story Frame House, which is vearly new built. containing nine roem4, all Saat papered and painted all through, and va- ationin OMENS: and ope-areat stem, ti y¥,and one jem, you cap get pometiog pe the day of cal be troubled about getting the tenart ont. Terms: One-heif cash; balance in six and twelve renthe, for notes beat ng interest, secured by a e UR All conveyances and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. ocls-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Austs. ¥ 0. B. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE PROPERTY Y ALUARLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION, AND CHAN LARGE CB FOR INVESTMENT OF A BRI ARSENAL an HOUSE, OPPOSITE THE it 5 o’clock p.m. On FRIDAY EVENING, October 21, at4 e'clock, on the premires, we shall sell Lot No, square No.5 4. fronting 27 feet 6 inchezon south P et. be- tween 4% and 6th sts.,ranning back 122 feat to a wide siley, with a three-story and Basement Brick House, the entire front of the Lot and an excellent Brick | Stable and Carriage House on the rear of e Lot. Terme of sale: One-half cash; the balanee in 6 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust onthe premises. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser Immediately after the above sale, we shall sell Lot No, 10, in square No. 601, fronting 49 feet 19 inches on 2d street wert, in the rear of the Arsenal grounds, running back 16 fect, Terms cash, Conveyancing and stamps at the costofthe purchaser. oc 19-3t* C.R.L. CROWN & CO., Aucts. Y WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. NEW AND St AA? HOUSEHOLD | FURNITURE AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY MORNING, 224 instant. we will fell, in front of the Auction Room#, a large as- sortment of New and Second-Hand Household Furniture, &e., &c. oc 19 W.L, WALL & O0., Aucts. BY J: ©. McQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SMALL FAMILY CARRIAGE AT AUOTION. On SATURDAY MORNING, October 22, at 10 | o’clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, to | the highest bidder— Asmall and excellent Family Carriage, for one | jorse One set nearly new Single Herness. oc 19 d 3.0. McGUIRE & CO, Ancts, B® W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. At the Horse Bazaar, 98 La. av , bet. 9th& 10th, PUBLIC SALE OF RoRBE C SALE OF BORSES. CARRIAGES AND NE On SATURDAY MORNING si instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the Korae Bazaar, a num- er of— Valuable Saddle and Harness Horses, 2 bay Colts, 16 hands high, and3 years old. Ls A large assortment of Family Carri : gies, Wagons, &c, jee Fe ees Dae Sets Double and Single Harness. Wz Regular Sales Bava at the Bazaar ever; Tueeday, Thursday. and Saturday, ocl9 (Chron.) WM. L. WALL & OO,, Aucts. Y J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers HANDSOME FURNITURF AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT Roe SALE. On SATURDAY MORNING, October 22, at 19 o’clock, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell the Furniture and Effects of a family removing {pm the city, comprising— alnut and Mahogany Sofas, Arm and Parlor Chairs — Velvet and Embroidered Arm Qhairr Marble-top Center and Sofa Tables Wainut Etagere, Book Shelves Two jarge French -plate Mirrors Beveral Sne Eee 8 Cerpets D: tt Tee ply an a in Carpe’ ru, Oak Hall Bet, Oil Cloth Sittedds ‘Walnut Marble-top Sideboard Oak Dining Chairs, Lounge Handsome Rosewood Chamber Suite. comprising Jenny Lind Hrastest; “Merle top Bureau, of various kinds Blankets, Comforts, Spreads caine and clasenas ‘able Catlery OR ID, a es Together with 2 good lot of Kitchen Utensils, T iy 4 cid. J.C, McGUIRE & 00., Ancts, oc 19-4 YY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 6TH STREET, BETWEEN @ AND H STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY. the 7th instant, at 432 o’clock . m., we shall sell.in front of the premises. part t 24, in Square No. 44, with the improvements, consisting of a three-story Brick House, with slate reofand , containing eight good rooms, known as No. 399. A tine chance fora geod investment, Terms: One-half cash; balance six and twelve months. with notes bearing interest. A deed given and deed of trust taken, ; 411 copveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, Possession given op the Ist day of November. oc 21-td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY J.C, MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. "ON SD STRBET WEST, BETWEEN 'D AND © dN ’ A STRBETS NORTH. On MONDAY AFTEBNOON, November 21, 1364. at 4 o’clock. on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 15, 1864, and duly recorded in jo. 75, folios 84 et seq., and of the Liber J. A. 8.N land records for Wasbington county,I shail sell Lot 26, in reservation No. 11. fronting 25 feet on 2d Street west, betweem Band C streets north, run ping. back 150 feet toa 35 foot alley, witha wide ublic alley running the full depth of the lot on he rout side. The lot isimproved with several small tenements, 5 Terms: $2.00 in cath; the remainder in3 and 6 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances at purchaser’s cost. HAB. McNAMBE, Trustee. oc 21-2awkds. J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. I JNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE. In virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Supreme Court ef the Dis- trict of Columbia, and to me directed I will ex- pose to public sale, for cash, at the Auction Store of Messrs. Green & Williams, corner of 7th and D streets,on TUESDAY, the 1st day of November ees 1864, commmoncing 10 orclock @3 3 sees fol- ing goods and chattels, im part viz: Lot Ghaire = 1'Cottage Set Furniture 1W 8 Toilet Sets ardrobe \4 Feather Pillows 9 Chamber Seta Mattresses 2 Feather Bolsters Lot Curtains Bureaus and Glass 2 Spreads 7 Blankets 9 Comforts 16 Sheets Stand and Glass 48ad Irons Buckets 4 Pitchers ets Coal Hod, Urnand Brush Coal Sifter Plate Warmer 32 Cases Warfle Iron 2 est Boxes 2 Shades, Cloths Pins,&c, ot Crockery 2 Tubs and Boards 5 Bedsteads. Seized and levied upon as the goods and chattels of Chauncey G. ‘Wood and Parmelia @, Wood, and will be sold to satiefy fri facias No. 1.291, im favor of James C. McGuire. W. rt 5 Marshal. D.C, U. 8.1 5 oc 21-dts GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* JA8, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN 1HE FIRST WARD AT PUBLIC SALE. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 2th, at 42 o’clock. on the Pepmiecs: we 1 sell, the whole of Lot No.7, in Square No.75, fronting o7 feet on north J sirest. between 2ist and 22d sts. and rupping back 133 feet to a 30 foot alley, to be divided into three Lots of 19 feet front each, the western Lot is improved bya anug two story Frame the o' vacant Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twrive months, with interest, secured by ee oe raat on the premises, le 4 Gonveyances ‘and stamps at the cost of the pur- one iia J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y JAMES C. McGUIRE & CJ., Auctioneers. TWO FINS BUILDING LOTS ON 4TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN (ORTH L ST. AND NEW On RVEDNEODAT AFTERNOON, October 26th, gt bovelock, on the preminas, wo shall sell part a i . 525, frontin, ath ateoes in ES between north Letrest and New AUOTION SALES, FUTURE Days, BY J. 0. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers. HANCERY SALE OP VALUAB LOTS IN THE FKBT Want yee By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbis, made ard passed tu the cause No. 284. equity, Ri: Bicara al., I wiil sell, day of g Lots numbered thirty (30) : i thirty-one, (3i,) i hundred, 100, in the city tWakles eee Sith street, between Land M &@ rapidly improving portion Bach lot will be dividnd ints two parte, Two lets wi!l then have afront of 25 feet 96 e8, and the other two 25 feet 1144 inches, all age age of 188 feet 9 inches to a 30 feet alley, erms cash. Con ancing and stamps at the expense of the le is perfect. F. W. JONES, Trustee he a _ocheokds 3.0. McGUIRE & 00. ¥ J. 0, MCGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. WILL BE OLD aT PUR On MONDAY. October 24, le te hosloae en the premises of the Qolumbia Tustitut! the Deaf ard Dumb andthe lind. at Ken reen, cne ‘wo story Frame B : and cow stables attached, The meaty Ronee removed within fifteen days from day of sale Terms, cash ox the day ef sale, “: oe 17-4 J.C. MoGUIRE & 00.. aucts. B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD AND KITOHEN FUBYITURE AND TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION. . On MONDAY, the 2ith instant, we shall sell. at 10 «’clock a. m., at the residence of Thomas Shoe- maker, Esq..No, 172 Ninth street, near P atreet north, av excellent as’ortment cf Furniture, vis: Walnut Sofa and Spring-sest Chairs ‘ables. Bureau: hatans Bodateads Mattresses, Carpets, Glass and Crockery Ware Stoves and Kitchen Requisites With many other articles. Terma cash And at 5o'clock p.m weshall sil the House and ot, having a front of 40 feet running back to alley. The House ita good two-story frame, wit Bix rooma, other improvements stable, Kec, Terms: One third cash ; balance in 6 and 1% ge for notes bearing interest from day of ale. A deed given and deed of trust taken. All conveyance at cost of purchaser, including revenue stamps. $100 will be required when the property is kpoeked off. oc 18 d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, psincs GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD , 8SPALD- ing's District, near Grimerville, six miles from Washington and two miles from Alexandria Ferry. Public saleon Wedaenday, October 26th, 1864, at 10 o'clock a. m..of the Lodge, 102 acresin bree different lots, with good dwelling and out- nildings, all good market land, and of the per- fopal property on the premises. including one Chickering piano and sewing machine. ‘Terme of sale: For the land, one-half cash and the balance & months’credit. For the personal ‘ty, under $°0 cash, and above $309" devs’ the deferred instalments to be secured by bonds approved by G, M. Finotte. 00 18-5t* B* J.C. MOGUIRE & OO., 2 uctioneers. L SEHOLD AND LOT CORNER OF 16TH AND pares WITH BRICK STORE BUILDING On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 25th, at § o’clock, on the premises, w: HT sell, th (running to April,1871, at a1 a Lot at the corner of 16th and I streets, improved by a good brick store building, occupied asa Gro- cery Store, with the right to remove the building at the expiration of the Lease. ooled "3. 0, McGUIRE & 00., Aucts._ Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ‘WO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, NO: 526 7TH *SUREET, AND LOT ON THE ISLAND, AT On TUESDAY, the 25th instant, we shall sell, ia pure! T front of the premises, at 5 o'clock p m.. ® two at Frame House and Lot. it bein, Lot No, rh Sauare No. 470, fronting 16 feet on Kstreet . be 6th and 7th streets west, running Back fo A treaty foot ailey, ive 6 inches, é indisputable. ql conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at s haser Scind” PO UREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts,_ ¥ J, 0, MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, RY D) RABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ont none STREET, BETWEEN 1iTH ANDBIOTH BTREBTS. AT PUBLIC BALE. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 25th, at 5 o’elock, on the premlecs we shall sell the east part of Lot No. 2, in Square No, 323, fronting I7 fect 3 inch on north C street, between 1!th and 12th sts., running back 100 feet to alley, improved bys brick Dwelling House, containing saloon parlor, four good chambers, dining room, Ballend kitchen, afl in perfect order and hand= somely papered throughout. ‘The garden ia nice! seas and paved, and contains choice fruit ant lowers, a Immediate Fomemion will be given. Terms: One-half in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest,secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- iF oc 18. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y JAS, O. McQ@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers, LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED D LING HOUSB ON G STREET NORTH EN TWENTY-FIRST AND WENTY-SECOND STREETS WEST AT PUBLIC SALB. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 27th, at 50’clock, on the premises, we shall sell part of Lot 15,in Square No, 80, fronting 25 feet onG@ street north, between 21st amd 22d tes west, and ran- ning back 198 feet 8%; inches, toeether with the im- pecracas consisting of a well-built and finished ‘hree story brick dwelling house, with a two-sto’ back building, marble mantels, water and gas, finished in the most superior manner throughout; cellars under the whole building. Immediate pos- session will be given, Terms: One-thirdin cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by @ deed of trust. Title indisputable and sale without reserve, Conveyances at cost of the purchaser. ene pcose is men sapere with furniture, which ma’ en ata valuation. oe JAS. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auc’ts. B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BRICK DWELLING HOUSE y. LOTS NEAR TUB NAVY PARDO On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 23th, at 43¢ o'clock, 01 6 premis-s, we shal ote 4, 5, and parts of Lots 3 and 6, in Square No, &78, frome: ing on south I street, between 6th east, near the junction of Virginia avenn-,a pore tion improved by a deuble Brick Dwelling House, contain’ ne ten rooms, with double porches, en- tire length of the north side of the house, The re- wainder will be sold as building lots, _ Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six andtwelve months, with interest, secured bya deed eftrust on the prem‘ses. Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by ed er: 5.0. MeGUIRE & 00., Aucts. Y J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. HANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT °nER .OF TENTH STREBT WEBT AND OVE By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. in an oanity cause, (No, 150) wherein George Mai obn W, Nye, and othe: sell on THURSDAY A OON, @th, at 45 o’clock, in front of the premises, Lot aumbered thirty, ($0) in Davidson's aub-division of square Do. 367, fronting 26 feet on Tenth street west, at the corner of north O street, and runni back 120 feet to a 20 foot publicalley, and improv: by a Frame Dwelling House. The terms of sale are one-third in mainder in well secured IDES AND BABRELS. Depot Commissary oF SuBsisTBEcE. OFFI TASHINGTON, D. ©., October 17. 1854," Wi'l be sold at public auction,on THURSDAY’ October 27, 1864, at 12 yes a.m _,at Bixth street D. $ ct i re or less. 80, 1,000 Sugar Hogshoads, 900 Pork ls, 800 Flour = ** 135Coffee * 115 Whisky ** ifs Vinewar K oe a 9 C, 3 : erme Cash, in notes, at teetinde 0c 18-5t Lieut, Col, and Gom. Sub. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. VALUABLE SALE OF FOUB-fFTORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON SIXTH SPREET WEST. BETWEEN E ¥ STRERTS NORTH, A? eats yd nS and running back 93 feet 43¢ inches, tebe nS two building lots of 20 feet front es rms: it ih; the remainder i six, month om oe nterest, ‘seoured’ Dy @ deed of trust on the ith in’ ines, Conveyances wad stamps at the cost of the pur- 0030-8 J.C, Mc@UIRE & 0O,, Aucts, Phan ph I Be tf fava sat neds backrest Sl) a QQUABTSEMASTER bi iy Eragon eee Depo Barat, Bt vermber 1, 1864. forsee wilt {be delivered to Captain L. Lowry pester pepnagenee i Gaonal Fest Mie a Aa JNOTIGR=FOR Saim-<as0 mus cf one, ro ne en. . ‘All tamps at the cost of the pul converancing and st OC lneod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, MILLEB & 01. NS W 1. sos fSRESTSE dol SFE Dor No, 611 Minth strost west. neat ti ' ar, Always ready to be meet for one.or three t the most reasonable prices, we wil ge other, AS WAAR ERO} —Bupaera a in the business moet liberally dealt with, scp 20-1 Fiatisoot tes cL, aa oteedl ae ait eect socks “oe H-ae