Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1864, Page 3

a LOCAL NEWS. _ AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, GROVER's ‘'HEATER.—This evening will be the firstappearance of the Washington favorite, the inimitable Dan Seichell, in two tavorite plays, “Dombey & Son” and “A Regalar Fix, the former atwo-play act by Ohas. Dickens, and the latter a screaming farce, in both of which Dan cannot be excelled, We bespeak for him a crowded honse, as everybody knows im and will be sure to visit him to-night. Forp’s Tugatsx.—We are pleased to an- uounce the compleie success, Quring the past week, of the celebrated young tragedian, Junius Brutus Booth, and who has crowded Ford’s Theater to overflowing. Mr. Booth appears this evening in Shakspeare’s sublime play of “Hamlet,” supported by the celebrated actress, Muss Alice Gray, as (Queen Gertrude. Tom Taylor's great piay of “ Retribution, or a Hus- band’s Revenge,” will be put on the boards to- morrow evening. CANTERBURY.—This is the second week of the accomplished actress, Cherry Belle, who will appear every night this week in the Span- ish pantomime, “Don Juan,” the Libertine, and the first appearance of Miss Jennie John- son, the celebrated vocaiist and comedian, Charley Kane, the celebrated negro delineator, and Dick Collins, the unrivalled banjo player. poet ogc host MEETING OF THE LincoLy anp JouNsON CLUB—Proceedinys in Reference to the Burning of the McClellan Flog.—A \argely attended meet- ing of the Lincoin and jonuson Club was held at the headquarters (“rh street) Saturday night, Mr. Clephane in the chair and Mr. Brown sec- retary. Atier the minutes of the Iast meeting had ead, and the Chair was about to give an in- vitation to all persous wishing to become mem- bers to walk forward and sign the constitu. tion— : Mr. Eivans rose and stated that it struck him that by this time every person in the District favorable to the election of Prestdent Lincoln had had an oppor unity, and hereatter those making application for membership should be scrutinized. The October elections had passed, and the election of Abraham Lincoln was now A foregone conclusion, and many were now in favor of the ticket who were not so before the late elections. His idea was that those coming in the association hereatter should do more than the old members, show who they are and how they stand He moved that hereafter when persons are nominated for membership the nominations be referred to a committee of three, who shall report at the next meeting, when they shall be elected or rejected by bal!ot. The chair (Mr. Clephane) decided that the proposition wus im effect an amendment to the onstitution, aud could not be considered ua- less previous notice had been given. Mr. Elvans remarked that he did not wish to “spring” the subject, but gave notice that at the next meeting he would ofter the amendment. The invitation to sign the constitution was renewed, when a number walked upand added their names to the list, among whom we no- ticed Mr. John J. Mulloy, ot the Fiftn Ward. Mr. A. U. Richards remarked that, in yiew ofsome transactions in convection with the procession, (which passed off in a gratifying | manner, with but one exception,) some action of the club was necessary. It was a matter of Tegret thut the burning of the flag took place, whether it was done iateationally or acciden- | tally, and, whatever might be said, the club | cannot rest under the imparation. If tt was done intentionslly if ceserved the most severe Teprehension. He had spoken to several per- sons about it, and he had yet to find one who did not condemn the act, and he thonght the passage of a resolution embodying the senti- ments of the club was due the club He knew | tha: during the march ‘he most insulting epi- thets were applied to those in the procession, | and some were struck with missiles: but atl this did not justify the act of setting fire to the flag. It was notin reality a national flag, for when names are appended to a flag it los its nationality, and in this case the flag was sim- ply a political flag. Mr. Richards offered the following preamble and resolution: | Whereas during the passage of the Union | toreblight procession u rthe McOletian tag suspended across Penn unia Avenne, at the McClellan and Pendleton headqoaarters, on Friday night, said flag caught fire, accidentally as we believe, from one of the torches borne in the procession: Therefore, Resoived, That thongh at many points along the line of the procession the McClelien men used exceedingly vile, insulting, and taunting remarks towards those composing the pro sion, aud particularly towards soldiers, evea going so far us to hurl stones and other mis- <iles into the line, stil, this clab deeply regrets the burning of said flag, and if it resulted trom design on the part of any person moving im the procession, we condemu it as an act which no iusults can stify, and we believe that every member of (his club would regard such an act in the same light. Mr. J. R. Eivaus was in favor of allowing the largest liberty to ali poli'ical processions. The resolution. in bis opinion, however, did not go tar enough. The damage the Demo- | eratic Association sustained in the barning of the flag should be made good. Hehad yet to see the tirst elements of rowdyism in the Lin- coin and Johnson Clun: and in the Democratic Association there were men who he recognized as centlemen, and he thought (hat offences com- mitted by hangers on should not be charged to the association itself. Vhe procession had been assailed at several points, and wounded | soldiers in it had not been insulted, but struck. Notwithstanding this, he would not charge it to the gentlemen of the assouintion. Hemoved an amendment that the executive committee | ndera new flag to the Democratic Associa- tion as an earnest ‘hat we repudiate the a provided that the McOlellan A iation ac- knowledge that the club is not responsible for | the injury. He hoped that if the resolution was adopted the executive committee ald go marially *o the Democratic headyuarters and nake the tender. Mr. Morse did not considera banuer a na- mul one especiaily when it bore on it the | evidences of treason. He was willing to pay | he damage, bat not to bay a Mevlellan fl Mr. Morse thongbt a mild and passive resolu- n Was all that the party deserved. Already | had they commenced to make capital out of the occurrence. He referred to the Cons! Traum, sold by ne w-boys, who cried, outrage, burning of the Ameri- can fag by black Republi Mr. Richards read the head lines of the Con- | tity Unie article in relauon to the | afta the person who wrote them . and askedi Was u gentleman ! The c ated that the articlehaving head | lines of « niggers,” could not | refer tor the club, (Laughter. } Mr. Richards agreed to accept Mr. Elvan’s | amendment. if modified so as to provide for ndering the amount of damages to the McUiel- lan nesociation, with our regrets. | The chair ested that the committee be empowered to procure a flag similar to the one burn! and presentit tothe McClellan As- sociation and pre-ent the bill to the club A voice. —Not with McUiellan and Pendle- ton upon it. Mr. Thecker ssid that no damage had been done the flag; it had been purified as by tire, and it was more respectable now than before. {Laughier} They, the McUlellan Association, had desecrated the flag in putting Pendieton’s heme upon it, and he would give them “nary a fag Pendleton be kpew personally as a gentleman, but as a poli ician he was a scoun- irel As the procession was passing under the fifg some in it were struck. Mr. John Clary here stated that he was struck by a stone there Mr. Thecker referred Democratic rooms insolling the Republicans when serenadipg Senator Chandler and others afew weeks siuce when they cheered tor Mc- Clean, Pendlewon and eyen Jeff Davis. Mr. Clephane (Mr. Plant in the chair) stated that the marshal: were requested to honor the American ilag at every point along the line. He cave a history of the wigwam riot tour years since, when they tore down the flaz and did cousiderable damage to the building. The Democratic Association then simply passed a resolution regret.ing the ocearrence and «fter- Wards a written communication was sent him offering to pay $50 if ihe parties were r prosecuted, Dut they backed out. Or Friday night it was known fhe procession was to have been attacked, tor he (Mr. ©.) had two meo at the Democraue hesdquarters who kept him posted. and they (the Deinocrats) did make the | attack. The leader ip the attack was aman | named Baum, chief messenger in Captain | Tompkins’ offi Mr, Morse thought. from Mr. Clepnane’s remarks, that the Democrats were in debt to the Republicans, notwithstanding their flag was burned. Mr. G. H. Plant stated that he was satisfied that the burning was purely accidental. He was near by at the time, and saw three or four stones thrown, avd one of the lanterns carried by Campbell Hospital was knocked ont of the Loider’s hand. Several mea with torches rushed up. (directly uuder the flag) when the ilag caught in several places, as he supposed by @ torch accidentally. After some farther debate, the resolutien of Mr. Richards, 9s amended oy Mr. Elvans, was Jost; but the resoimion of Mr. R. was subse quently offered Givested of all amendments, and adopted Mr. Thecker moved that the executive com- to men trom the mittee of the club procure trom the McUtetlan Associstion & fair rendidion of billof costs (Aad the remains of the flar,) which the association will psy; which motion prevailed. Adjourned. > TWO GooP brick Gweliing houses at anctiom to-morrow afternoon &t5 o'clock, sitnated om north © street, between lith and (th streets n house con'aining about eight rooms, able in eycry respectfor a small fam. FUNERAL.—Yesterday morning the faneral services of the late Isaac Rollins took place at the East Washington Metbodist Church, which was crowded to overflowing. Rey. H. N. Sipes, the pastor of the church, preached the funeral sermon. after which the procession formed, Eagle Tent of Rechabites, accompa- nied by Finley Hospital Band attending, and proceeded to the Congressional Cemetery, where the remains were interred. SPEOIAL NOTIOES. ~— GENTLEME Bieeve Buttons should call 438 Penn. avenue. near 4%; street in want of Beantifn] Searf Pins and it the Dollar Btores Corns, &C.—Those afflicted with these tronble- some things whether hard or soft; also, those troubled with Buuicns, Callosities, Club and Ia- growing Nails. ean find great relief and satisfacto- Ty benefit, by applying to Dr. White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4°s and 6th streets, No charge for consultation oc 21-tf Fatt ann WinTER CLOTHING New Styles Superb Stock of O Frock, ad Walting Coats, Pat x and Boys’ Clothing, Furnivhing Goods, &e. & We are now prepared to exhibit our stuck of Men and Boys’ Ready made Clothing. which, for ele- gance of style variety and exer! ence of fabric and faith'ulness of manufacture. has sot beea sur- enn by any stock heretofore offared ia this marke’ Those in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’s and Youths’ wear are invited to cali and examine our stock. We can say with assurance thes will find the right article on the most reasonable ter ns, Also. an extensive a:sortment of Gentlemen's Farnish'ng Goods, comprising everything reces- sary for a complete outfit NOAH WALKER & CO.. 36% Pa. av. Metropolitan Hotel Build oc 1) 8&m* CouGate’s Honey Soap. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its natnre, fragrantly ecent- ed, and extremely heneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggistsand Yancy Goods Dealers. Ja25-eoly ‘ Secret DISEASES, Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, aafe and fectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ly ever discovered. Cures in two to four days. and recent casesintwenty-fourbours Nomneral no balsam, no reury, Only ten pills to be taken, Itis the soldier’s hope, and 4 friend to those who do aot oe to be exposed. Male packages, #2: male, $3. Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—A positive and permanent core lor r yonuaNcraais. cers, Sores pots. Tetters. &e. Price $1, or six bottles for $5 Bold by 8.0. Ford. See advertisement més DisEASES OF THB NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY 4ND SEXUAL SysTeMs—new and reliable treatment Reports of the Howard Aseociation—Sent by in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No, 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. je30 6m Dx. Doront’s Sugar-costed Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use, They operate speedily aud effectively, and fbeing suear-coaied create nao pauses upon the most delicate stomach. A trialo. | these Pills will prove their superiority over all others. Price Zlabox, Sold by8.C. Ford, corner Lith street and Ps, avenue, Wasbirgton, and Henry Cook, Alexandria iaé-ly NERVOUS DEBILITY, SSMINAL WSAKNBSS, eto. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured hlmsei? snd hundreds of others. and will tell you nothing but the truth. Address, witn ss) iT. Tee ee WARD mar27 D&W iy Bor. Boston, Masa, BPFAMATORRERA CAN BE COKZD.—Dr Rand’s Bpe- cifie cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Weakness, lm potency. Loss of Power. etc., speedily and effectually Its efiects are truly mazicel. A trial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits Price $1 a box. Sold bed. C. Ford, corger 1th street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Oook, Alerand jaé-iy THECHEAPESTAND B8g8T Hate Dye INTER WoaLD —Never Fades or Washes Ovt.—U pham’s Hair Dye, ® cents abox, The beatin use, Try it. Sold by 8. C Ford, corner Ith street and Penn. avenue, Masuinaten; and Henry Cook, Alexandria, a6-l7 WARRANTED 70 CURE IN SIX Day3.—Dr. Godfrey’ Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years standing, will cure Gongrhaa in siz dayy No change of diet required. Price $1 per bottie® Sold by 8. 0. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. ayenn Washington, and Henry Oook.exandris fa f-ly By DIED, On the 22d instant, of typhoid fever, JAME3 SHEA, youngest son of the late Jaines Shea, aged 2}, May he rest in peace! His funeral will take place this (Monday) after- noon, at 3 o’clock, at his late residenca, No. 76 0 between 13% and Mth, Isiand . FS ALE CHEAP—Two good SECOND-HAND BUGGIES, LInoquire at GEO. W. BENSER* oc 21-3t* Corner of 4th and I stre-ts. Borrer @Gs!! Fresh Butter in 2to 12 po finest quality for tuble nse, Fresh Eggs, prime New York For sale at the lowest pr.ces, Center Market. CHEESE!!! d packages, of the iving almost daily, ese 450 8th street, op- D. E. DUTROW. se] BURR & BROTHER, J r LERS IN HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, UMBRELLAS, &c. No. 383 Seventh street, near I street, | oe 21-Im FRBwvovar E. ALLIOT. from Paris, | lute 212 Penzsylvania avenue, near Willard’s Hotel, by expiration of lease will | remove and open ou October Ath, at No. 324 E street, nearGrover’s Theatre. "oe [3-tin* | ADIES’ FINE DRESS FURS 4 eek LADIES’ AND MISSES TRIMMED HATS Will be opened to-day » large and beantiful as- sortmentot the above agvots, which will be sold | t the lowest market prices a mee Ome BH, STINEMET 254 Pennsylvania avenue, Two doors from 'ith st. 0 V-lw OTs | 86 CHOICE FALL BTOCK. A86 456......... PAPERHANGINGS. ~ ash Justopened,a beautiful assortment of Gold, E broidered and medium priced Gilt pagers, Also. a varied and choice stock of Blank Papers. Borders, Stataes, Centre Pieces, &c. Orters for Paperbangings or Window shades ponetually executed in city or country. Terms cash for goods and abhor. 6 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 486 | st varied stock ure Frames ia rranted to be | of superior workman- The richest, handeviest aod of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval P. the Listrict. These g guided with gol! leaf anc 5 are tiful assortment of Card Visite All a bean e f foreign and domestic manufacture, nted as represented JINDOW BAADES, celors and sizes Window 8 store. Orders fur any required style or 8 made to order 48t: Ditle -ent 4QG PICTURE comp AND TASSELS, 486 Dillerent sizes and colors Pictare Cord and Tas | sels, Rings. Ni 486 4QG CARD VISITE FRAMES. g French Gilt, Swiss Car wood,and American Composition Card Frames in variety. 4 86 PIC TU RES. A tew choice Engravitgs and Paintings for sale atJ. MAKKKITER S. No. 456 Seventh street, #2-Piense remember the Number, 446, term Cash for Goods and Labor. YVASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, INCORPORATED Makcit STH, IS64, EDWARD SIMMA, Presideat and Treasurer EDWARD CLARK, Vice President and Sec’y. WM. P DOLB, THOS J GARDNER. J.J COOMBS, 8. V. NILEs, i JOHN R. ELYANS, Directors This Bank is now open for the receipt of Deposits, att NEW BANEING HOUSE, No. 5s La. ay Under Semins’ New building, ij EDWARD CLARK & CO., BANKERS, At che Bavings Bank, No. 55 La. ay, Dealers in EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILV And Genera! Banking Business, Eowsrp Crank, [sep3!-lm} Jo. BR. Evvan \ N ON THI ARG R, HEATON ON THE RIGHT OF London; Mosely on Contraband of War— London; H. kon Kights of Neutrals—London; 1 itativa and Search: Woolsey’s Law; Pols n’s Law of Nations— bo ; Thompson'on the Laws of War—London; Yertlake’s Private Intermatioval Law—London: Martens’s ondon; Upton’s Mar. Wine Maw aud Prize; Vattel’s Law of Nations; heaton’s International Law; Phillimore’s Inter patiopal Law: Gardner's [ustitutes; Halleck’s International Law and Laws of War ___ FRANCK TAYLOR. / LIPS: Has REMOVED to 256 F street, between | and lith sts. YOR BALE—OneSTEBAM ENGiN Peay horse powers AlocaNE aad BOLLER for ges ing cor omepactl Re ‘cau be ea-ily remove 0 ireet QL, Detween éth and Tthnt SRM eee ponte MPANION TO THR REBELLION RECORD, Copisining Gaia! Narratieg ot potagbilge! ix thererslgt ene sk GS tiga ecard’ 1 vol. évo., oe IT-iw* 6 Rebal- TAYLOR, WAN ——e — eae = — {OUR COLORED WATTERS WANTED—At the FE United States Hotei LJ oc 24-2t* __FOR RENT AND SALi FOR RENT—9 | furnished ROOMS and a base. & men‘ office at 36: treet, neard*s, oc '#-3t™ W 4ARTED=3y @ White womau, « PLAGE as chambermaic or nuree,either in Washington or Georgetown, Addre:s Box No. 2. tt Fo RENT_ The uppet part of # Brick HOUSE. on the cormer of Band K street. et WANSTED-a SITUATION by & man conver- fant with accounts and of good businsas had its, Address ‘Mercator, ’ office of thie paper. It* WANTED—A WOMAN, (white) to cook, wash and iron, at 249 Pa, ave., between 12th and Bth streeta, Oc 24-2t* the premises, Kent moderate. — STORE FOR SALE — ppl (0.368 7th street, és j A YARGIL VANNUGHT._ next to the corner of FOR RENT—Two communicating ROOMS (fur- 00 24-1 Ww nished) on secend floor, without board, 516 L treet. between 9th and 10th. og HSt* WANSTED—Two first-class WAITERS wanted immediately, at T. POTRNTINI‘S. 27© Pa. av.. between 10th and 11th sta, itt WANTED—By a lady, who isa rapid and good writer, employment se COPYIST. Please address. tating terms, &c.. WRITER, Star Office, we oc 24 I was 'D TO REN T—A Furnished HOUSE con- taining 5 or 10 rooms, near the Depa:tmeats. References given. Address L, H. BUNNELL, City Post Office. oc 24 2t* WANTED-A good LOAF BREAD BAKER, Good wages and steady empioyment given. Apply at the corner of Eand lth sts oc 24-tf NOERR & BRO $1 0 —The advertiser will give this amoant to any person procuring him a Govern- ment SITUATION. army. Address F, C.,officeofthis paper. It Has been lately from the ANTED~—A native PRENCH TEACHER, to b, teach a lady French for an hotc two or three times a week. between 10 o'clock a, m.and I p.m. Add: ess Box 279, Washington City Post Office stating rame, age, terms and aldress, oc 24-2t" WAgren TO BUY OR RBNT—A HOUSE in First Ward: must be near Pa. av. FOR SALE—A FARM of 2% aeres.4 miles from Washington, Also a Lot of 20 or 40 actes: either for cash or in exchange for above house. Address WAL. 134 Pa. av. oc 21-e03W* J ANTED—A ysonng white MAN to do house werk at French legation. Apply at No. 310. Hi st., bet ith avd 16%s sts. Oc 22-2t* OUSE FAINTERS— WANTED— Three good HOUSE PAINTERS. High+st wazes M. T. PARKER & GO oc 22-3t* 59 La av., bet ith and 7th st Ww ANTE.D—A WOMAN who understands cro! YY “ing thoroughly. and toassist in washing an ironing, for a small family. A German, English or American preferred. Apply at No, 41 La. av., between 6th and 7th sts, oc 22 3t Bose WANTED, with single Room, hy a young gentleman of quiet habits, in a’ small and strictly private fami'y Departments. Terms moderate Addre: A = ” care of ©, H, Anderson, Box 353, Bost re. o¢ 21-3 er the - 0. Of- t Location, ERS CHIEF ENGINFER OF DEFENCES, Wasntnaton, October 20, 135 WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—ONE HUNDRED (100) LABORERS, end a few CARPENTERS, and GeOre ERS, te work on Forts across Eastern ranch. Apply to Mr. John Collins, Superintendent. Camp Franklin, near Fort Mahan across 8enpir Bridge, or.at these Headquarters, corner Penns yaniaav.,and j9th et a GUNNELL, oc 20 6t” Enzin’r Defences North of Potomac, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A smail HOUSE, or pert of a House, in a respectable neigh- da—convenient to the Post Office preferred, stating terme and location, ‘*Hastings,”? Box 755, Post Office. oc 18-6t" \ STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKING DEPOT in the District. and get their work done 381 F street ia the place. and Ladies who do not want their work SPOILED will go to no other so called stamping places. We are weekly in receipt at of the VEBY LATEST STYLES of patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, Stamped Goods, Braid Silk and Cotten for sal oc 13 th WANTED TO HIRE—A convenient, well fur- nished HOUSE, for a few months W.P. FBSSENDEN oc Wtf sth aud H streats, ¥y ANTED—First-class COAT MAKERS. to (Whom the best Northern city prices will be paid : Wm, Tucker, Stadler & Young, Wm. T. Griffith, Jas. Lackey, F J. Heibenser, Hi. Ribnitzky, Hinton & Teel, ¥. Hughes, Geo. F. Schefer, . Losano McRae & Taft, m_ Peterson, oc3-tf Merchant Tailors of Washington City. Jide oe (CARPENTERS WANTED. Devartment of Washinzton, ce Chief Quartermaster. ( J Uth treet. near New York ay ,/ i WasnraTox Fept. 24, 18% Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS to go to Point Leokont Maryland — Wages $7) per month and aration. Each workman will bring his own kitoftools. Transportation will be furnished by the Gevernment for the workmen and their tools from this city to Poin Lookout. ELISON, Colonel sea Chief Corner Hendquart Nos, 534, 535. uartermaster, _fep3-tf ss Department of Washington. W 4NTED-SEOOND BAND FURNITURS Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODS ofevery Jescription. RR, RUOHLY, 42% 7th street fe 8-tf between Gand H. east side lease: FOR BALE. On Wednesday, the 2th of October, will be of- fered at public sale, to the highest bidder, the FARM on which Chas, Coupard, late of Montgom. ery county, Mi... resided at the time of his death, This Farm is located on the Bladensburg road, one mile from the Cross Roads Tavern, on the Wash- ingt-n and Brookeville turnpike, and nine miles from Washingtoncity. It contains about 127 acres of land, about 1f0 of which is in wood. It is wel) watered, and hasa very fine apple and peach or chard on it, The improvements consist of a com- fortable Dwelling House and necessary out-build- ipgs. The terms will be made known on the day cf sale, oc! (CHAS. H. COUPARD, Agent. SEVENTH STREET. 421 42) STILL BELLING OFF. T have stilla large stock of seasonable and de sirable Domestic and Foreign DRY GOODS on hand, which must be sid before the firstof Jan mary d mention among othera— Bteached Muslins, at 19 cents, Calicoes, at 3) cent: Very beat Do. at cents. All wool White Flannels, 60 cents, Sheeting. to 75 certs. Latest Style Cloaks, at prices to defy allcom petition. Delaines, Merinoes, Alpacas, & *., at greatly reduced prices Shirt Boroms. cents, To fact, a general assortment of DRY AND FANCY GO DS P Variety sufficien? to suit the mst fastidious, ue One, come all, to the Greg Barzain Store of JULIUS ycrL, oe 22-1Ww* 421 Beventh street, PRAM A, AU MBERS OF SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY, of Keatucky, Clasa 605, October 2, 1804 —2—-69— 1-37, 5h Drawn Numbers of Shelby College Lottery. of Kentucky. Class 5.6, October 22. 1564 _ a Drawn Numbe Ss Kentucky State Lot 0] Bit: Class (1, October 22, ‘ M-3—43—-H04-13 Drawn Numbers of Kentucky State Lottery, juss 0-2, October 2.19642 Lottery lt 4 EDDY & CO. 8—2—7} y MURRAY, Managers, Drawn Numbers of Library 's Lottery, of Kentucky, 62. Association Com- Class 251, Octobe 13-7 4—45— Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com pany’s Lottery, of Kentucky. Class October 24, 1 WN —39— 93-891 —3— Yh 5 FRANCE, ELLIS * C¢ 6c 19-Atoovl™ Managers Pale Goons, |. JUST RECEIVED Ar 377 SEVENTH STREET. Having just returned from New York. I wonld ree tiul y call the attention of the citizens o Washington, Georgetown and Al xandria to our large and well assorted atock of goods, comprising in part— PATTERN BONNETS, HATS. of all the different styles, FRENCH FLOWER «+, RIBBON 4, MILLINERY GOODS, NOTIONS, DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS: _. COTTONS. FLANNELS, &c., &c., a & general assortment too numerous to men- tion, Having purchased the above since the heary de cline in gold. T am prepared to sell at prices which defy competition, oc 12 twt ____Mrs. A, McCLOSK ISSES O'BRYAN, No. 1,107 Walnut etree: N Philadelphia, have just Tecetver ala ges and hancsome assortment of FRENOH MIu- LINEHY, to which the attention of the la- dies isinvited, Particular care given to orders, oc H-Im* Speer BUNS NEW. Exclusive sale of the TREASURE GAS HEATER a vg hy fer Sant Oysters makiog Tea end Coffee, Boiling Eges, keeping a plate o. hot, and » hundred ovher uses. : # food Thir articl+ is coustruc'ed on the most approved scientific principles, and is the most efficient and economical ag: Lt for condensing and utilizing the beat of Gas ever invented, Ne family should be without one. Advantageous terins offered te dealers, For sale wholesale and retail by TANTED—50.000 LADIES to call at the only } OR RENT_Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS. at PRS ae eee Ta One cr two ladies can be accommodated with a room ace board. it Heocsss AND LOTS FOR SALE_ On # and G arene ner on Maing ane aeeceiane ae , ui 2, street wast, bx Mand Neouth, 'B. MEILBURN, ©.'S. Jail. oc 241m" a2 NE FURNISHED and one UNFURNISHED O ROOM for rent wi hovt board, Boarding house in the neighborhood, where meale are servel. Apply at No, 320 New York avenue, ba tween Sth and Ith ets, of 24 6h [ER RENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROMS, Suitable for housekeeoing, with a resp ctabl> family, near the Treasury Department, to a small and respectable family. Rent will be moderate, Immediate possession given, Inquire at the Star office, 00 24 Ht Fok BENT—A yery des.rable HOUSB, on 9th Street. between B and ¥, containing 11 rooms; mmediate possession given: will be rented oly to a responsible party. Inquire at LOOMIS & seri W'S. 231 Pa, av., opposite Willard’s. © 3t* FOR RENT—To gentinmen, cheap ani pleasant eke en ISHED | OOMS, on tt 2 2d Boor. at No Q street. e ud H, near @ ‘a en and Post Offices, mies Oc 22-21" FOR RENT—A suite of FURNISHED ROOMS consisting of one saloon, par! r, three cham bers, dining room, and kitchen, Inquire at 21 F street, between J2th acd 13th, 0322 3t* FoR RENT—Part ora HOUSE onthe high's of Washington, near the boundary, withia en minutes’ walk of the President's House, moderate Apply at the office of the Star, oc 22." F R RENT, (unfurnished.) a fine, commodious HOUBE, in the hest part of Washington. on L street, near the Depsriments. w: be reated only to a private famiiy of responsibility, Foraddress apply to Box 642, Georgetown P.O. oe 22-3t O LET—‘ he half a STORE with a zood window on the avenue, near Wil'arts’, For particu- lars address “©, BE. B ,’’ Star Office oe 21 3t* oe RENT—Two ROOMS, to a married couple without children, on B st., first door fiom Ist st, west, oc 21-3t IGOR, MENT One BRON OOM: dn the firs: floor, suitable for an office, or will be rented to a couple of gentlemen, Apply at 304, 7thand L sts, q 3 VOR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES ofa tirst class Restacrant. Kyerything in gool order. with ten years’ lease of the property, In- qnire of W.B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, No, 307 Pennsylvania avenue. oe 21 bt LINE ROOMS TO RENT—Apply on the prem- ises, 277 B street, bet. 21 and 3d 0c 2)-1w™ Fo RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, fally furnished. For further particulars apply on the premises—113 West street, or 114 Gay street, Georgetown. HREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN can be ac commodated with FURNISH KS ROOMS. with or without board, ina vrivate family, by calling at No, 243 Vt.avy.and Ls oc 2) lw* ee STORE FOR SAL Ine of the best bnsi ness standsin the city, witha iarge and well selected stock, will be sold for eash acd g per. Address ‘A, B,”’ Post Office, Was! Be F new three story brick HOUSR, southwest corner of 24 and_ Market streets, eorgeown, D.O., containing I7rooms, with al brick e latest improvements. in perfect order! A br ings stable, ice house and all necessary ont attached. House lot 30x15), Pri Terme easy, and posse m when req further particulars apply on the premise: oc 20 9t* Fee SALE—The STOCK. GOOD WILL, FIXTURES of that old-established © tionary Store No. 120 Bridg : D. ©... now doing a good busin For partic. call at the Etore before 8 o'clock a. m., or after 532 Satisfactory reasons given for selling out. OR SALE-A first-ciaes RESTAURANT, sita ated on Pennsylvania avenae, This eatablish- mentis thoroughly litted up andis now doing an active, paying business, A single interview will convince anyone who nuderstands the businessand wantsa place, that it is a tare opportunity for a profitable investment, For fuil particulars apply at once to MITCHELL & SON Real Estate Brokers, 0c 19:5teo 8. B. corner P hst GOrLE G HOUSE FOR SALE, ‘The Proprietor of this popular and well-known Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from busi- ness, and offers his well known house for sale Any one wishing to engage in a LUORATIVE BUSINESS can call on the Proprietur, 247 Penn yania avenue bet. 12th and 13th sta ocl7-24° W HARP 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 shipping and manufacturing purposes, lumber yards sod coal depots, is offered for sale on advantageous terms. The attention of parties interested in shipping or manufacturing is especially called to this property. Apply to this office or address Box 361 Washington City Post Office. oc 17 e06t OR SALE AT BLADENSBURG—A comforta ble HOUSE and good business stand, containing Srooms, kitchen and store room. Also. granery Stable and sm~ke house, together with over ao aere of rich land suitable for garden truck. Terms moderate. and payments easy. pepOWIE DE RRAFPT & CO 474 7th street north, Also, Fifty improved FARMS, various size Maryland and nearto Washington. oc 15-2 FURNISHED. ROOMS to let, without board, at 272 Fst., corner of 13th. Oc 11-2w* URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —For rent, comfortabla and well furnished ROOM3 at 450 12th street, east side, between G and H sts. No children in the house The location is one of the most agreeable and desirable ia Washington. oc Wim (OR SALE—-THREE WOUSES, ONE DRUG STORE. TWO BUGGIES AND TWO HORSES, IMPROVED FARM IN ILLINOIS. Loquire at No, 455 Massachusetis avenue, near Sixth street, oc 5 awe OK RENT— Possession given immediately.) a pleasant FRONT ROOM, nicely farnisted u he rented to g ntlemen only. and is very_suitabdle fur the accommodation of two persons. The lady of the house is not prepsred to furn meals; 50 ventlewen desiring board noed not apply. Apply a: 403 0th st. between Hand Loc Sth ‘WHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PRT- vate salea tract of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 n from the Capitol, over Benuing’s Bridge; abou acres cleared, and 45 in meadow; the balance it unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut, No improvements.except a small house. For further perticulars address Box 354, Washington, D. C.. or inquire of the subscriber, Ie miles northeast of Benning’s Bridge. i fep 6 2m* E. SHERIFF. ( URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, to gentlemen only—347 K street, near 13th, Inquire of Mrs. A. STEPHENSO Boe ‘AND YOUTHS FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. We invite parents toan inspectiono our large stock of BOYS’ OVERCOATS, BOYS’ JACKETS, BOYS’ PANTS, BOYS’ VESTs, BOYS’ SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c which we are selling as low a8 goods of like qual ty can be had for in the Northern cities. WALL. STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pennsylvania avenue, (Intel bet. 9t! 10th sts, OK SALE.—560 sets of one, two and four-hor-e second-hand HARNEsS, in oud order. pearly new, and 3) second-hand SAD- LES and BRIDLES, Appl y toH. 8. JOMNSTON, No. 373 Pa, avenue, between 4% nd th streets: oppor ite Nat? tel. 7-lm* PpESdzxS AND DINERS, by E. b, Blanchard. Loudon Manual cf French Cookery, London One Hun¢red and Twenty-four Receipts for Cook- ing a Rabbit, London Hints for the Table, London Cookery, Cacving, and Etiquette of the Tale, ond on Simpson's Hand Book of Dining, London Cuisinier Practicien, Paris, Le Cuisinier Imperial, Paris The French Cook Miss Le+lie’s French Cookery Boyer’s Modern Housewife Cookery for the Million, London Kitchener's Coos’s Oracle Sanderson’s Complete Cook Haskill’s Housekeeper’s Encyclopedia Franeatelli's M-dern Cook | ousebold Cyclopedia, London. ome awe FRANCK TAYLOR, HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICK, That the subseri- ber has obtained from the Orphaus’ Court of Washington county,in the District of Columbia, letters of administration on the personal estate of Caleb H. Shreve. late of Washingtoncity, D. C., deceased. All persons having claims agaloat the said deceased to exhibit the are hereby warned same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the lth day of September next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben- efitof the said estate. a Given under my hand this 1th day of September, y ww" SAML. SHRREVE. LIMB! LIMB I—I an LIME! er troan burned POTOMAC LIMB ore pines from my new Flame Kiln, without coming ‘contact with the fuel. D, CASTLEMAN, Btna Lime Kil Pd oe ‘Pa. av. pay hork Oreek Bridse, SIBLBY & GUY oct 7-tf 322 Dst., between liith and 11th, ; Dalton’ NM val Blesionarys EDICAL BOOKS —Druitt’s Surger; Physiology; Dougison’s Me Draper's Physiology; Ellis’ Medical Formulary: Frichsen’s Surgery, Lodlow’s Manual of Examte pationt; Neili & Stnith’s Compentiam; Phomas? Pronouncivg Medics! Dictionary; Gray’s Aua- tomy; Woeds’ Practice, 2 vols.; Woods’ Thera- ties, 2 vols, . Lived AGH? FRANCK TAYLOR. SHAKE SHAK no longer. bit pro. Reet: MOORE'S Drug Storm 115 Benat oo, wert-a bottle of his INFAGLIBRLE AGU CURB, Tinve you a cough ? Get a bottle of his TAR AND WILD CHERRY. oe 15-2 HILLS AND FEVERS—SUAKB NO MORE.— Cc Go at once to MUORE’S DRUGSIORE, 113 Pennsylvania avenue, West Kud, and procure a bottle of Ague Cure and a package of his Antidote. They are warranted to cure. Price $2.6), sep3-2W FULARR'S LIFE ANDCAMPAIGNS OF GEN, Cleilan, Geaeral McQi-llan's Report; B narats Review of McClellan's Report: Taaquage of i colored plates; Knoch Arde euDy- rows rister’s Tudex: Hanpre Fables in Brench seg8 FRANOK TAYLOR. M4zo2, RIOHMON D AND, SURROUNDING e owine Tohe NOK CAYLOR yy iz AUCTION SALES, _ For other Auctten Sales see first page. RNOON AND TO-MOKRUW BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AND KITCHEN FURYITURE AT At Y FRAME HOUSE AND LOT CTION, On MONDAY, the AND TWO STON Wovclork a. my ,'at the rendeten GEM aes! aE lence of ~ aint Sofa and Spring cost Chairs eres Pe He ‘Was tania, edstends S ai eg coal Crockery Ware ~ With many othe: articles. Terma cas And at 50’cloek p.m. we shall sel! eo Hons and Lot, haying a frent of 40 feet Tanning baek to an alley. The House ita good two-story frame, with six rooms, other improvements. stables ae Terms: One thied cash; balamee ip 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest from day of A eed given and deed of trust taken. All conveyance at cost of purchaser, including revenue stamps, S10) be required knocked off. ki when the property is GREEN & WILLTANS, Auets, _ B* WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctionesrs, fouth corner Penn's avenue and 9th strect. GROCBRIES AND LIQUORS AT AUCTION On TUESDAY 25th instant, we will sellin front Cae Rooms, an assortment of Groceries, Boxes foe, Pepper, Intigo, kegs Mustard and Cases Drake’s Plantation Bitters, Jamaica Do. Do Old Martel Brandy and fine Beurbon Whis Lemon Syrup, boxes Segurs Chewing Tobacon, baskets Hvidsick, &e., &e. els isk, et A) y Lot Dry Goots and Small Stores Lerate Cupsand Saucers, barrels Tumblers aeseela Cruits, Glataware, &o,& oc L.W e. ALL & CO .,Au ¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anuctiongers, No. 526 Seventh and D streets north. THREE HANDSOME AND DESIRARLE BUILD- ING LOTS ON NORTH N SPREET AT AUu- ON. On THUREDAY, the 27th inst., at 43 o'clock p. mm... We shall sell in front of the premixan parts Lots 2,3and 4, in Squsere 3/3. This property fronts on | north N street, between llth and 12th sts. west Terms: One-half cash; tne balance in 6,9 and 12 months. secured by notes bearing interest A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the parchaser. ceiad | GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 4 W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, A LARGE FRAME OWRELLING AND SEPA. ts LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUC IN. Op MONDAY AFTERNOON, 7th November, at 47. o’c ock, we will sell in front of the premises a large unfinished Frame Dwelling, fronting 24 feet, ard running back 4) feet,am! containing fifteea rooms This building ison Lot 1, Square 51, at the cor- ner of New Hatupshire aveaue and north L street, which contains about 4,0°0 eqvare feat.a part of which willbe soid with the building anda part ecparately 3 Yerms: One-half cash; balance in 6 and 12 mouths. property secured, and bearing interest Conveyancing at+xpense «f purchaser, com WM. WALL & CO., Aucts B WM. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. LARGE PAWNBROKFR'S SATE OF OVER PIFTEFN HUNDRED LOTS, BY ORDER oF see SOLOMON LINSEY, OF PHILADEL Co TUE DAY, October 25th, at 116’clock, at our rooms. No. 307 Pe yivania aveuue, we shal commence the sale of Six Hundred lots of CLOTH- NG. embracing every vartely of Men’s and Youth's Overcoats. Dress, Sack, and Frock Coats, Punts and Vests ofevery description, Boots, Shoes, Bhirts and Underciothing, Ladies’ Clothiog, Dress Patterns, Cloaks, &« . &c. W. B. LEWIS & C9., Aucts, The sale will be continued TUESDAY EVEN- ING, at7 o'clock and WEDNBSDAY MORNING, at jv o'clock, when the Watches, Jeweiry, Guns, Pistol Insical Instruments, Books, Albums, and Faney Goods wil be sold 6c 24 2t ____ WM, B. LEWIS & CO. BY THos . DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown TENSIVE SALE OF GROCERI LIQUoRs, éc.. &c.. AT AUCTLO Cn WEDNESDAY MURNING. Oct, 25th. at 10 o’clock, I wil! sell at the store of James F. Gross, ,onthe corner of Water an! Market streets, Georgetown, his entire stock of Groceries, Teas, Liquors, &c.. &c , consisting of-— 40 Barrels of Whiskey, of different grades, 1 do Brandy, 10 «do Gin and Rum, D Barrels Old Port and Madeira Wine, £ Sacks of Coffee, 5 Chests ot Tea, 6 Barrels Syrup, ' 18 do Sngar, different kinds, and a large ascortm+ot ofall kinds of Groceries usually kept in Grocery stores. Also. one two horse Wagor and Harness. oc22 [Intel] TIOS, DOWLING, Auct. Y JAB. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN 1} HE FIRST WARDAT PUBLIC SALE, On THURSDAY AETERNOON, Uctoher zith, at 432 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, the whole of Lot No.7, in Square No.75, fronting £7 feet on north J street. between 2!st and and running hack 133 feet_to a 3) foot alley, to be divided into three Lota of 19 feet front each, the western Lot is improved bya snug two story Frame Dwelling House. the other two vacant _ <a Terms: One third in cash; the rewainder in six and tw-lve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Title perfect. Conveyances ard stamps atthe cost of the pur- ose 3. 0. MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucts,_ ¥ J, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH AND EYGHTH STREETS AT YUB! IC SALE, On WEDNESDAY AFTSRNOON., Ostober 2th, at 41; o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell part of Lot 9, in Square numbered 417, fronting 15 feet 73¢ inches on 7th street, between S and T streets north, ard running back 10 fect, improved by a frame store and dwelling usder rent for $3" per annum, Algo, part of Lot No.6, same square. fronting 31 feet 3 inches on sth street he rear of the above, to be divided into two bu g lotsof 15 feet74q inches each. Terms cash, = Conveyance and stamps at cost of the purchaser, oc 22-4. J.C. McGUIRE & CU., Anct Y J. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctionvers CHANCERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE LOT ON LSTREET, BETWEEN i= TH BTREETS. By authority of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. passed Octob 1364. ip a cause wherein Christ et al are complainapts,and Eliza Conningt are defendants, I shall offer for sale. at i the premises.oa TCESDAY, the Ist day vember next, at433 o'clock p. m. the east half of Lot No.1, of J. Davidson's sub divisionot Sauare 16! frocting 14 feet on L street north, be- tween Connecticut avenue and Isth street. by a depth of 13) feet toa public ailey. with the i provements, consisting ofa tro story trame dwell- ing bouse ferms : One h Ba AND ish; the balance in 6 months from the day of sale, with interest, and to be se— cured by the bond of the purchaser, with surety to be approved by the trustee; or the whole purchase mo: ey to be paid in cash, at the optionof the pur- chaser. ; Deeds, stamps, &¢., at the purchaser's ¢¢ If the terms of sale are not complied with with- in tive days fromthe day of sule, the trustee re serves the right to resell, upon tive days’ notice im the Evening Star, at the risk and cost of the pur- chaser. i. L. Trustee i. 7, ’ oe 2-4 J.C McGUIRE & 60., Au y J. U. MoGUiRE & CO,, Auctioneers CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY, Under and by virtue of an order of the Supreme Court, of the District of Colombia, passed Beptem- ber seth, 1°64, ine certain cause wherein George W. Miller is complainant, and Ellen Miller eta! are de endan's, (No, 146, Equity,) directing a re-sale of certain pieces of property hervtofure sold, and for which the purct ssers failed to comply with the terms of sale ip every particular, we shall sell. on TUESDAY AFTERNOON October 25th, at 4 o’e)k, ov the premises, the south part ef subdivision @- H, and O, in Square No. 492, fronting abont 22 feet on F- ur-and-a half street, between Maryland ave- nue and south C street. and running bark toa pub- lie alley. and improved by a frame dwelling house, inmmesia'e possession of which will be given. Tm mediately after we shall sell, on the premise! the middle one third part of Lot 16, in Squar £68. fronting 17 feet on north A street, between 6th and 7th streets east, and rusnipg back 125 feet liach to a 3-feot alley. Alto. the north half of Lot No. 16,in Square No, 696, frenting 23}s feet on ist street east, between ncuth Lang K stree’s, aud running back 93 feet, Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in 6, 19, erd 18 months. with interest. for which the par- chaser mart gives notes. secured to the *atisfaction of the Trustees; the purchasers to bave the option of paying alliucash. Couveyancir g, inclading stamps, at the purcha- Ser’k ex " < If the Terms ofsale are pot complied with in five Jays after the sale, the Trustees reserve the right | of re-relling at tbe risk an! expense of the Seta a- ing purchaser, 00 Oue Week B notice in the igencer, Uonal Intelliseeeer nae a ROURER, -C. MORGAN, A. THOS. BRADLEY, oc §-eokds J.C, MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts UNE STATES M&RSHAL’S SALE, In virtue of a writ of Fieri Pacia,iasned from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the Vistrict of Celumbia, and to me directed. I will expose to public sale. for cash, on WEDNESDAY. the 23 day of October, inst.. 1851, commencing at Mo’clk, a.m.,at A.& Chamberlin’s store onthe corner of léth street and Penpsyivama avenzve. the follow- ing goods and chattels to wit: Smoking Tobacco, Chewing Tobacer. Sard Regure, Frait Bowl! Apples, Goblets. Crocker. are, Castor, Knives, Forks, and Spoons, Ice at, Hammer. Cooking Utensils, Tin Ware, Wood Ware, Wood and Bare p. Rereep. lot of Obickens. Also, af'er the ssle of the above, I will sell. on Square No. 159, @ Frame Shanty, seized and jevied Ypon aa the gouds and chattelé and property of Themes B. Willestou and Andrew W. Lene and will be sold to satisfy indiciail Ne. i of Arthur 8, Chamberlin, oc W-eok ds INDISPARN CHAS! I. Trollope. oe a novel, By T. ack “ee jrusoe’s Island, Wash: 5s Ross Browne. {oss} “PRANSK TAYLUE. Trustees, re WARD , LaMon, U.S. Marshal, D. ©. 17TH AND | 4259 in favor | BY? OG, McGUIKE & LEASEHOLD CCORNER oF 16 Tr TSTREETS With BRIOW STONE BETH ive Op TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Octod pass ah on the premieehe we shall sell, (ra Tot atthe cory ttt aa T kets er 35th, at the tones $5°, on he corner o Is*reeta, briek store building, Secupied BERG ro. cery Store. with the right to remove the nilding at the expiration of the Lease. Terms cash, _0e B-d J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TWO-STORY FRAME HOVER. NO: 526. 7TH STREET. AN SUuaeT, ANY LO ON THE ISLAND, AT ne TUESDAY, the 25th instant, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 5 o'clock p.m di Ne. Story Frame Hons» and Lot. it being Lot pouty quate No. 470, fronting 1# feet on Ritreot Deck co etween 6th and 7th streets west, running x twenty foot allay. 117 feet 6 imc! Terma cash. Titleindisputable All conveyancing, incluny the cost of tt sing; including revenue stamps, at ec 19- —__GREEN & WILLTAMS, Aucts._ YY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VERY DESIRABLE BRICK p ON NORTH O STREET. Wer w NG HOUSE AND 12TH STREETS. AT PURLIO SAL Cn TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October nth at 5 ovclock. on the premises, we shall sell the east part of Lot No, 2, in Square No. 223, fronting 7 4 inch on north C street, between lth and 1th running back 100 feet to an alley. improved hye three-stury brick Dwelling House, containing raloon parlor. four good chambers, dining room, hal kitchen, all in perfect order and haut paneted eet oe The garden is nicely snd dee #5 paved, and contains choice fruit aud lowers, Re Immediate Peseaion will be given. ‘Terms: One-half incash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest,secured by & ceed of trust on the premires. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. oc 18 3.€ McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, | eas PUBLIC SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH A STREET, BETWEEN 18 : 2D STREETS ane On TUESDAY, the 2th day of October, 1864, at § ovclock p m., Lshallofier for sale at public auc- tion, in front of the premises, the west part of lit bumbered twenty four (2!) in square numbered seven bundred and twauty-vight (728), fronting twenty one (21) feet eleven acd one-half (11%) inches on north A street, and running back w that width one hundred and twenty seven (127) f eight and one balf (8%) inches to the rear line suid lot, with the improvements This property is improved by a frame house, two stories high, with barement » location is good, and offers creat inducements to purchasers, Terms : One-half cash; the re-itue in three and six mouths; the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred ments, besring interest from the day of tale. and satisfacturily endorsed, n, and a deed of trast taken, yancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, If the terms of sale are not complied with with- in five days from the day of sale, I reserve the tight to resell the said property. at the risk and cost of the 4efaniting purchaser, ASBURY BL OYD, Agent and Attorney. Oc 12 2aw WM_L, WALL & CO , Aucts. BY JAS, C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED DWELLING HOUSE ON G &TREET NORSH, BETWEEN | TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS WEST AT PUBLIC SALE. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 7th. at 5 o'clock. on the premises, w= shal! sell part of Lot 15,in Square No, 89, fronting 25 feet onG street north, between 2ist amd 22d streets west,and run- ning back 128 feet 81. inches, tovether wiih the im. nis provements,consieting of a well-built three story brick dwelling house, with a tw, k building, marble m Ss. water and gi Bouts under the whole building. Immediate pos- will he given, . Terms: One-third.in cash; the remain: and twe've monvhs, with interest, s deed of trnat, Title indisputable and sale without resery> Conyeyanees at cost of tha parehaser, The house is well supp'ied with furniture, which a ke at iT » megan SK? Gas GMcGUIRE & CO.yAuc’ts,_ ¥ JAS. ©, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND VACANT LOTS NEAR THE NAVY YARD. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 2sth,at 4'¢ o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lots 4,5, | and parts of Lots 3 and 6, in Square No. 878, front- ingon south I street, between 6-h and 7th strests east, near the junction of Virginia avenue, a por- tion improved by a double Brick Dwelling House, containing ten rooms, with double porches the en- | tire length of the north side of the house, The re- mainier will be sold as building lots, Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, wi interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises, i Cost of coprerennes and stamps to be paid by NT _J.0, MeGUIRE & 00., Aucts._ Y JAMES C. MeGUIRE & CQ., Auctioneers TWO FINE BUILDIN 0) NG LOTS ON 4TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN NORTH LST. AND NEW YORK AVENUE On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 25th, at 5o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell par: of Lot No, 4, in Square No, fronting 40 feet on 4th street west, botween th L street and New York avenue, and running back 93 feet 4's inches, to be sold as two building lots of 20 feet front each. Terms: One-half in cash; the remainder in six months, with interest, secured by a deed ol trust on the premines. Cenveyauces and stainps at the cost of the pur baser J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts._ BY 2. ©. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, CHANCERY SALE GF HOUSE AND LOT CoR- NER OF TENTH STREET WEST AND NORTH OSTREET, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in an equity cause, (No. 1:0) wherein George Mattingly 18 complainant, and | John W, Nye. and others, are defendants, I shall sell on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October tha 27th, at 44 o'clock, in front of the premises, Lot bumbered thirty, (30) in Davidson's sub-division of square No 357, trunting 26 feet on Tenth street West, at ihe corner of north O street, and runnin back 120 feet to a 20 foot publicalley, aud improved by a Frame Dwelling House. The terms of sale are one third in cash; the re- | mainder in well seenred notes, payable in six and twelve montis from the day of sale, with interest, eterms of sale are not ceinplied with in five after the sale, the trustee will re-sell at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser Stamps and conveyaucing st the cost of the ser. ROBT. M_ BESLE, Trustee. Zecdds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE SA OF FOUR-STORY B HOU bk AND LOT ON SIXTH STREET WEST, | BETWEEN F AND F STREETS NORTH, AE AUCTION, ESDAY, the Ist dav of November next. at ck p m., ws shall sell, in front of the parts Lots 2and 4 Squtare 488, with the ements, consisting of a Four-etory Brick Bouse, with large balls, parlors. chambers, gaa and water; mating it a’ handsome private resi- dence in the centrai part of the city. Terms as follows: Three notes, payable in 15, 20 and27 months from December Js, 1863, with ia- terest, and the balance ty be pailineash, Adeed given Ail conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purcbare cctieod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMB, Aucts. U NiTEDSTATES MARSHAL’S SALE. CK Tn virine of a writ of fieri facias issued from the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of C:lumbia, and to me directed [ wil ex- Pose to publi fe atthe Auction Store Of Messrs. Gre: erner of 7th and D | Streets, on TU ESD. day of November Hex, Pes satan ans ie th oetio el t owing goods and chattels. art we iz } Lot Chairs 1 Cottage Set Furniture 1 Wardrobe 8 Toilet Sets 14 Feather Pillows 9 Chamber Sets | B Mattresses 2 Feather Bolaters Lot Curtains Bureaus and Glass 2 Spreads 7 Blankets 9 Comforts 16 Sheets Stand aud Glass 4 Sad Irons Buckets 4 Pitchers 2 Baskets Coal Hod, Urnand Brosh Coal Sifter 12 Cases Plate Warmer Wartie Iron loths Pins,&«, Nest Boxes 2 Shade: Lot Ore ckery 2 Tubs and Boards teads Seived and levied mpon as the goods and chattels of Chauncey G. Wood and Parmelia G. Wood, and will be sold to satisfy fieri facias No, 1.291, in favor | of James C. McGuire. W_Hi. LAMON, a “ U.S Marshal. D.C, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, IDES AND BARRELS, | oc 21-dts | Orrice Deror Comaissaxy of Supsistamce, | Wasutncros. D. 0., October 17, 1954, be sold at She ¢ auction,on THURSDAY October 27, ~atilo’clock a.m ,at Stoie street wharf, Washington, D, Q.: 3,300 Saited Hides, 83 Dry Hides, more or less, 1,000 Sugar Fi, ‘ wy Pork Bagrelse 800 Flour | Terms: Garh, tO eatuty notes, at the time o 1 oes Lient. Col_and cm, Sub, ALE Of CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER’ | GALE 07 CONDEMNED ¢ ‘ER’S | Chueh Quersermeasier s Uhr pe Sieabtasion.$ ju at Poblic Auction, at Beventh street We Washington, D.C on WEDNESDAY Ose totes 11 ovclock, a} ot of i QUARTERMASTER'S STCREs, } pa as UD! for use, Viz > ecndemmantity of Corn and Oats. 10 burbels Timothy Seed, and about j 20.000 condemned Grain “acks. Successful bidders will be uired to remove H the Stores within five (5) days from the date of fale. f Terms cash, in Goren a iu OK ER, lermaster, Rector "Washington, Brigadier General and oe 31-45