Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1864, Page 3

= ee gg LOCAL NEWS. _ AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s '( uzaTsRx.—The success of Mr. J. B. Roberts and Miss Alice Gray in the beautiful Spectacle of “Fanst and Margnerite” is an- bounced. and it will be again presented to-night. The scevery is truly beautiful and the effects Wonderful, and have been gotten up at great expense by Mr. Ford. To-morrow might, ben- efit of Mr. Rober's. Canrerecry.—It must be truly gra‘ifying to the energetic engineers of this amusement Ball io receive the extensive audiences which Rightly crowd the Canterburv to witness the accomplished actress and vocalist, Miss Oherry BH le. as Julietta, im the « Damb Girl of Genoa; and we bespeak for them a crowded house to night Gro\ k's THEATER.—This is the last night put two of the successful engagement of Mr. Dan Setchell, who will appear to-night in two of his tunpy characters. The performance will commence with the brilliant comedy of “The Serious Family,” and conclude with the screaming comedietta, Wanted, 1,000 Milli- ners” In the first Mr. Setchell appears as «Aminadsb Sleek,” and in the Iast as «Joe Bags” and “Madame Vanderpants.” Opp FrLLows’ HALL.—Sanderson’s Min- strels are performing nightly at the above- named hail to large audiences. The troupe is & first-class one, and their programmes well guade up of all that will entertain their visitors. Go &nd see them. ge Surreme Cover rm Banc.—Yesterday, in this Court Judge Olin delivered the opinion of the Court inthe cause of W. F. Purcell agt. James Colemar, et al.,on an application of the complainant for to file a pill of review, in the case which grows outof the parties ex- changing property. Inthe Equity Court, Judge Wyhie decided againt the complainant, and he how applies for leave to file a bill of review in the case, on the ground of haying newly dis- covered evidence Judge Olin, in delivering the opinion of the Court, adverse to the application, states that the depositions taken under an order of one of the Justices being produced, enables the Court to judge whether the evidence proposed to be fiven would probably change the result 4 ‘Which the Court arrived on the trial, and if so, Whether such evidence could not have been produced on the first hearing of the cause Judge Olin remarks that the same principles which g Th applications of this kindin a Court of Equity are the same controlling mo- tions for & new trial in a Court of law, viz i t. The evidence must be newly discovered, it must baye co! to the knowledge of ibe party or his agent since the final decree Was passed 2d. It must be material and of such a char- Acter that it would probably change the results of the cause, or 4! least, raise a question of so much nicety as to be a fitsudject of judgment in the cans+ This excludes evidence upon points upon which the applicant had given testimony on the first hearing. 2d. Theevicence must not only be newly discovered hut it must satisfactorily appear | that the petitioner using reasonable diligence | could not have procured the evidence upon the tite. Tested by these rules the application dis- closes thing which would justity setting aside the cccree and grant a new trial. The judge reviews the evidence proposed to be offered, and rules out the testimony of one | Witness (Collins) which bears important- | ly on the case because itcannot be considered | newly discovered evidence. Collins was in the military service at the time of trial, but it does not appear that elfort was made before to take the testimony | or postpone the case. | The testimony ot another party, who heard | the negotiations fur changing the property going on, and which was not before the court on the hearin e, is also raled ont, on | the ground that it is not properly newly dis- covered evid it must have been known | tc the complainant that the negotiations must have teen heard members of his family, and ho effort appears to have been made on the former hea prove what itis now sought to have prov by this witress Mr. Brent, counsel for the plaintiff, entered An appeal to the Supreme Court of the United | States. The case of Lucien Peyton agt.S Huyek, for in gold, is b seney & lung from transactions rt. TESTING TH 3 cv ARTMENT.—The fire Alarm wAs siznatied from box 57, located at the Nayy-Yard gate, at 1 o'clock p.m. yesterday. ‘The signal was given to t the periection of the system betore the officers of the yard. In eight minutes after the alarm was given from the central cilice, on 10th street weet, to the ‘various comp: . they arrived at the Navy- Yard gate in tbh Nowing order:—Colambia in + minutes, reels of the Metropolitan and Rucker in m steamer Rucker in Franklin 16 minutes, Union minutes. This ume proved the ef- ficiency of the men employed by the Fire Dea- partment, each company showing that no time ‘was lost the members after signal was given | upon the gongs ateach station. The Columbia staris a sbort distance south of the south Cap- itol gate; the cker from 2d street east and K street north; Metropolitan fram Massachusetts ayenne, near Sth street west; Franklin from D, pear 12th s west, and the Union from 2ist | street and Vennsylvania avenue. The com- ers of Inodore an¢ cit the yard were perfectly | saustied with this t of the system ot the Fire | d complimented the firemen for und activity they manifested, | nt working order and cl iratus and men when thry ar- Jepartmer ine 7 and tor the « n pine © of the yard. | —— SeventTu Wakp Lixcotn AND JouNsON Merrine —This club met last evening at the | island Hall, pursuant toa exll of the presi- dent. A goodly number ot persons had as- sembled by the appointed hour, when the president culled the meeting to order, anc nounced that a gentleman was present for the purpose of inviiing the Seventh Ward Lincoln and Johnson club to attend the Union mass meeting at Giesboro Point. Capt. McConnell stated that a boat was in Waiting at the Seventh street whart to take | dow any who might wish w go, and would retu clubd when the members would ms a M George Leland, William Yonson, James King, George Thomas, Robert Parkhill, and others, were admitted to membership. Mr. Boswell, president of the club, stated that he bad been informed that the bogus bal- jots sent to New York had all been captured, that no te need be entertained that they inst the Union candidates. On motion, the invitation to attend the mass | meen, Giesboro’ Point was accepted; and, Atter Laving adjourned to meet again ac the same pince on next Saturday evening at 74 o'clock, the body proceeded to the boat, and Were taken to Giesboro’. | a THE DeartTeD MeN.—The following drafted men reported to the Board ot Enrollment esterday: . firs! Sut-District.—Jno. Boyle, furnished sub- stitute. Second Sul- District. -Wm. A. Knox, farnished Substitute I ) Sub-LDistriet—John A. Somers, over age, Theos. L. Hume, and James T. Young, far- hiished sub utes. | Ph Sub-District.—Jobn E Givin, erroneous - Jy eurolied. Richard Thomas, accepted. Seventh Sub-Districi— Gustavus Bubler, ac- ce P. B. Vernon. Wm. Jones, and Albert Brooks, furnished substitutes. Eleventh Sub-lastrict —Jerry Conner, alien; Godwin T. Auee, furnished substitute. welfth Sub- District ae EL. Pusey, phys 1 disability. > Rerostep FRoM Army Hospt- TALS, £1 the office of Captain J.M. Moore, A. «).M., U.S. &., November ist and 2d, 1564:— William H. Booth, E, 4th New York heavy artillery; Sergeant H. A. Oolby, G Stat arpshooters; Jobn F. Ranker, H, !Sith Pennsytvania; 2: eil, wagon master; DSoperivendent 12 Pennsylvania; Byron Hages, K, 35th Wiscon- sin, Aug. Pandrush, 1, lith New York; James Kelly, B, tith United States infantry; George T. Moody, H, 7th Maryland. —— ~ Seconp Warp Station Casxs.—Emma Neleun, drunk a disorderly; workhouse. John Wilson, desertion; sent to Navy Yard. Joseph Stewart, assault’ and battery; bail for court. Ak disorderty: $10. Thomas Dorsy, a 5 John Jackson, grand larceny: dis- Missed. Edward Gilroy, drank; $5. Sarah Brown, disorderiy: $250. Kobert Dougta: co; miliary. Wm. Tippet, drunk: $5. Rob’t Jones. do; military. Jave Ewell, vagrancy; Workhouss. Sam’! Washington, grand larceny; for hc aring. ——— Fain To-yigur.—The St. Vincent Orphan Asylum fair is stiil in progress, and those who gre capable of doing a benevolent act we hope will atend the tair on the corner of 10th and G s'reets. A variety of usefal aud ornamental articies, &© well as edibles, will be disposed ef. ee SERENADE.—A serenade was given to Capt Camp, of the (jnartermaster’s Department, dast evening, 8t his residence, on 13th street between E and F streets. The Captain leaves dor the frent to-day. —~——___ Wetnbrp Orricers Revorrep ro Dr. AN- Tiskity November 1.—Lieut. E.B. Cowan, 10th New York artillery; Lieut. G. a, H Clemens, ist Maryland veteran cavalry, thigh ampu- tated Fees ActinG THIRD AcDITOR —Durin, oa porary absence ot John Whiison, 5 Ph pence of the Treasury, A. M. Gangewer, chief clerk, has been appointed Acting Third Auditer. = growing Nails, can find great relief and satisfacto- —Michael Finn, under | 2d United | Forp’s THEATRE. 1 ‘Faust and Marguerite’ is decidedly original. At last we haye “some- thing new under the snn,” and, being well put upon the stage, the full effect is givea. We have seldom seen a pliy with such marked characters, or one in which the performers quare completely caught the spirit of the au- or. The scenic effects are very fine. The demon forceries, the illuminated church, and its sud- den descent, are a departure from the beaten track. The attention evidently bestowed on those trifies, which go so far to make or mar the whole, gave a wondertully life-like air to the scenes before us, and deserve notice. in every particular the performance reflects much credit on the management, and we pre- dict its success. eee eae. THE AUTHORITY OF THE POLICE.— Yesterday afternoon, two old resisents of the Sixth Ward gotinto a dispute about the authority of the police to enter a house and make an arrest on & ‘warrant, which resulted in Wm. Venable seiz- ing a stick and threatening to strike the other, Alonzo Breast. It appears that an officer had arrested a friena of Venable’s in his house, on a warrant, which Venable thought he had no right to do, when Breast said that if he had a ‘warrant he would arrest Venable, which caused the latter to seize the stick and make at him. Venable was arrested by officer Pierce and taken before Justice Cull, who heid him to bail to keep the peace. ea CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.—Last night, Johm Jackson and Samuel Washington, col- ored, were arrested by officer Miller upon a charge of stealing lumber from the lumber yard of Wm. McLain, on 15th street, near the canal. A soldier sawtwo men taking the lum- ber, but was not present at the trial this morn- ing. Mr. McLain and his men could not iden- tify the lumber A girl testified that she saw Washington carrying the lumber intoa yard near the canal, but testified that Jackson was not the man who was with him. Justice Mil- ler dismissed the case against Jackson, but held Washington for a farther hearing. Se GameE.—The old sportsmen in and around the District were very sure that game would be driven entirely away from their former ranges, This season partridges and rabbits are plentiful in the country around Washing- ton. The timid birds have become so well ac- quainted with the troops quartered around the Metropolis that flocks approach the forts and quietly feed under the guns. Sportsmen who have not sold out their equipments will be tempted to take the fleld, notwithstanding the high prices of ammunition. Insane.— Day before yesterday, a young man nemed George King entered the ninth precinct station-honse and acted in a strange manner, when Sergeant Clark caused him to be locked up. Yesterday morning, when he was let out, it was apparent that he was insane, and Ser- geant Clark started with him to his boarding- honse, but on the road he met two friends, and became perfectly uncontrollable. Sergeant Clark procured the necessary papers, and yes- terday afternoon he was admitted to the In- sane Asylum. ——e PREPARE FOR WINTER.—We cail attention to an advertisement in another column, of all in want of stoves, heaters, furnaces, &c., which may be found at the store of W. I. Wyvill, 453 Pennsylvania avenne, near :}d st. “(Quick sales and small profits’ is his motto. He has also on hand a large assortment of housefurnishing goods and hardware. SS DISORDERLY GATHERINGS.—The citizens re- sidmg on 3d street east, between M and N south, are complaining that a number of boys who congregate in that neigborhood are very disorderly at times, and that their language is not of a proper character for a respectable neighborhood. ——————— Batt To-Nient.—Don’t forget the ball this evening for the benefit of Mr. Wm. A. Chaun- cey, to be given at Seaton’s Hall, corner of 9th and D streets. — SPECIAL NOTIOES. sales ~alittea cess Loost Newa, Lockwood’s Enameled and Gray's Molded Collars, Beautifal Silk and Wool Scarfs. Good Paper Collars at $2 per hundred, or 25 cts. for 10, at TlenxninG’s, corner 7th street, nov 2-6t* and Maryland avenue, Island, Overcoats from $1" t HenwixG’s. corner 7th street, nov 2-6t* and Marylaad avenue, Island, mess Suits, 216 to HENNING = and Mar: corner 7th street, ani avenue, Island. Usper IRTS AND ERS, S2to 34.50, Good ones for $2.50, at HlgsNinG’s, corner 7th street, nov 2-6t* and Maryland avenue, Island. Lapies’ Rupee LS, sizes 232, 3. 334, and5, Ladies wearing either of the above siz-s can procure (hem at present at half price, viz : per pair.at H A. Hati’s India Rubber Ware- heuse, 310 Penna. av. oc 23-1w Fauu WINTER CLOTHING. New Styles Superb Stock of Overcoata, Dress, Frock, and Waiking Coats, Pantsl« Vesta, aod Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Go: We are now prepared to exhibit our st and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing whic gance of style. variety and excelienc faith‘ulness of manufacture, has not been sur- parted by any stock heretofore oifered in this market Tnose in search ef C Youths” wear are in x. othing for Gentlemen’sand dto call and examine our We can say with assurance they will find t article on the most reasonable terms. an extensive atsortment of Gen "8 ng Goods, comprising everything meces- sary for a complete outfit. NOAH WALKER & CO.. 26% Pa. ar., Metropolitan Hotel Building. oc 19-8m* Corns, &¢.—Those afflicted with these tronble- | some things. whether hard or soft; aleo. those troubled with Bunions, Callosities, Club and In- ry benefit, by applying to Dr. White, No, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4*2 and 6th streets, | No charge for consultation. oc 21-ti se | Kromen’s (UpHAm’s) Harr Dre. Fifty Cents a Bor. . Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1. Natural, durable, beautiful. Warrantedto please This ar- | ticle bas been thoroughly tested by Dr. CuiLton, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, who pronounce ft free from all poi- | sonous ingredients, and the material composing it will not injure the most delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealera | everywhere, | Joun J. Krower, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa, | D UNKENNESS CURED, may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingcup. Dr, Zane’s antidote for strong drink is a certain 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 Oauadas. Price $1 per box, or packages of six boxes for $3 The inebri: Joux J. Kromer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Raxn’s Srectric. Theoldest and most reliable medicine for th cure of Spermatorhoea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power,c, This medicine has stood the test of over thirty years, and has always proved a success Ir, Rand's Specific is exhibited in the form of pills. made upentirely of substances that have a specific efectupou the generative organs, Most persons associate the idea of opsrations upon the bowels from taking auy kind of pills. The Specific of Dr. Kana is not intended as an evacuating medi- cine. Its medicai virtues are expended entirely vponthe impaired generative organs. The pills sre not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons masticate them with impunicy before swallowing hem; which plan we would always recommend, ag affording the speediest way to get the effect of the remedy. | Price @1 per box, or six boxes for $5. Sold by Druggitts everywhere, Jous J, Krome, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale in Washington by 8 C. Forp, corner Pa. avenue and Eleventh street. au 3l-eoly Corcare’s HoneY soar. ‘This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature fragrantly scent. ed, and extremely beneficial in 1,8 action upon the akin. For sale by all Druggistaand Fancy Goods Dealers. eee et ick Sel NgERYOUS Dgsitity, seur Can Be Curd by one ree ie aaearntcnast will tell stam and hundreds of others, =) you nothing but the trush, Address, witn Ry . TRAVER, Boston, Mass, Epw. mars D& W.ly Lock Bar. ‘ emarisan’, uti The one ce safe ‘3 Grit is the certain: effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rane edy ever discovered. Qures in two to four days, Sd recent cases in twenty-four hours Nomneral > wi io not want to te exposed, Male packages, $2; ria Mian’s Root and Herd state eat rmanent care for 8) pals. Beret Petters, &c. Price 91, or six bottles for Bets . Bee advertisement, a WANTS. WANTED_By a respectable woman, 4 SITU A- TION as wet nurse. Good reference given. Address MD. D., Star Office, 2days, nov 3-2t* ANTED—A PEREON to take the washing of a Wantr of three persons. $1 a month will be given. Apply at 310 F street, one door above Ith street. pov 3-2t* ANTED—By a young woman, a SITUATION ‘¥ todo chamberwork, Has no objection to as- sist in geveral housework. Address JENNIK. Star Office. nov 3-3t* WANRTED—A CLERKSHIP withan efficer by one who has had experience in the Commis- sary Department. Would go as clerk fora sutler. Address, until 3 p.m. to merrow, “Clerk,” Eve- ning Star Office. it* ANTED- Good wages will be punctually paid to a youngor, middle aged. Protestant’ WO. MAN, who will do the work ofa small family and make herself agreeable therein. References re- quired, Inquire at Room Ne. 2, Basement, Patent fice, between ] and 3 o'clock. 1t* ANTED—A BOILER capable of grivings, 10- horee power engine. Address Mr. BA . wo nov 2- Star Office, es = ‘ wee WANTS TO BUY GOOD AND OHEAP CIGARS, call at No. 398. corner 7th and H sts, (poy 2 1m*) REDERIOK SEITZ. ANTED—A fastionable DRESSMAKER to \ _Sew by the week Apply immediately at the Gosling House, 249 Pa.av., between 12th and 13th ste, no 2-2t* \ j ANTED.— An experience’ dressmaker from New York would like a SITUATION inthis city. Ores J.B, Lock- Box 32 Post Office. nov 2.2t* FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR BESTA FURNISHED ROOM, on second Hloor.'at 455 12th et, “nov 3-003t* RENT—One Furnished ROOM suitable for a Also, two or three uniurnished. B stree' nov 3-lw* 0 LET—4 unfurnished ROOMS. Inquire at D375 eth ct, ama bed, ROOMS. Tpapice 4 rts. mA mov 3-3t™ SINGLE AND /OUBLE ROOM FOR RENT, A at207 6th street. Gentlemen only need ap- ply. Gv §-3t* FR isaep ROOMS FOR REN?--feo large, Deatly furnished ROOMS, on the serond floor, for rent, at 415 loth stree’, between and H. Boaré can be furnished if desired. noy 3-3t* NEAT BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT— Abont three minutes walk from the Treasury Do- partment. Inquire ef BOTELER DONNELLY, corner of 133¢ and D streets north. 1t* PO, RENT_ Two or thr ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished. ina three-story brick. Inquire at No. 525 7th st., near Pa. avenue, (Bookstore,) “OGY 3.3t* "psee UNFURNISHED ROOMS and a base- ment KITOH 306 Delaware avenue, only one square from city cars, two north of the Capi- tol. nov3-3t [OSE RENT Six Furnished ROOMS; also, good Table BOARD, terms $25 p‘r month. Applyat S078 Uehiatreet, next door to the Chronicle Office, FOR RENT To family without children, the entire FIRST FLOOR, (three rooms,) unfar- nished. in new house, No. 333 10th street. betwean Mand N. Terms $25 per month in advance @1t* ANTED—A MAN SERVANT. Apply at 292 H street, between I7th and 18th. None need apply unless they can come well recommended, nov 2-3t* \ 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A GIRL ws Cham- bermaid znd nurse. Apply at 449 %th street, between F and G streets, opposite Patent Office. _ BOY 2-3t £ 100 GAORERS WANTED To work ip the mmissary Department, at Ma-tinsburg, Va. Apply, until Friday evening, to C.£, BUCK, Commissary Agent, nov2-4t™ ___|_At6th street wharf. W4NTED_ Three first ass PAPERHANGERS, Apply to JNO ALEXANDER, nov l- No, 240 Penn. avenue. ANTED—Tbree or four MESSENGER BOYS |_at American Telegraph Office. 4 Pennsyl- vrnia avenue, near 43s st. Must come well recom- mended. noy 1-3t ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two good JO NEY MEN CARPENTER: Apply at TUR- TON & LOWRY’S, 12th st., between Pa. av. and B st.. above the Kirswood House. nov 1-3t ANTED—A WOOD WORKMAN to do repar ing, Will give good wages and steady emplo ment, Apily. at JOHN F. BRIDGET’S, Factory, No. 394 Penna. av. wart DTO RENT IMMEDIATELY—An un- furnished HOUSE in a good locality, for which a fair price will be gtven. Best city ences, Address . L., City Post Office, nov 1-eo3t” W ANTED—Bya youth sixteen years old, a SIT- UATION ina Retail Grocery, or Boot and Shoe Store with a view to learning somethi the business, References given, Address Box #72 City P.O, nov 1-eo3t* V ANTED—A BOY to work in a book 40/00 hooks for sale and 65,00) books wante:l. Cheap publications and many rare and curious book ALFRED HUNTER. ny 3t* Opposite ‘over’s Thente W TED—Three or four PLUMBERS and GAS FITTERS, immediately, at JOSEPH REYNOLDS & CO., 500 9th st. oc F7-iw \ / ANTED—A WOMAN, for eneral housework. Also, a COLORED MAN, to work in asaloon; one that can open oysters—at 244 7th st., between M snd N north. oc 2-lw ANTED—The ladies who wish Stamping, Braiding, and Machine Stitching, done at reasovable rates, to call at No, 952 I street north, between 4th and Sth sts. T-lw WViaNzeo PURCH R for a No.1 FLU- TING MACHINE—nearly new—the owner having three. Will give full instructions, so the buyer can commence at once in preparing this very fashionable trimming for ladies dres‘es. From 22 to per day can he realized by the merest beginner. Compositions, &c,, cost very little. All the necessary Heating Irons furnished, Apply to Mr, BAKER, Star Off 00 27-1lw W ASTED— 50,000 LADIES to call at the only STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKING DEPOT in the District, and get their work done. 351 F street is th lace, ani Ladies who do not want their work SPOILED will go to no other so- called stamping places. Wr are weekly in receipt of the VERY LATEST STYLES of patterns for Embroidery and Braiding. Stamped Goods, Braid Silk and Cotton for sale. oc 13 tf (CARPENTERS WANTED. R- ore Headquarters Department of Washinzton, ce Chief Quartermaster, \ Non, 54, £35, 534 14th street, near New York ay.,/ IGTON. Bept. 20. 18 Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS to go to Point Lockout. Maryland. age month andaration, Each workman will bring his own hitoftools, Transportation will be furnisned by the Sean for she youeren and their tools from this city to Point Lookout. JOHN A. ELISON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, sep 39-tf Department of Washington, — WwW ANTED—SECOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRKORS, CA EDS, BED- RPETS, B DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODS ofevery description BUCHLY. fe 406 7th street, between Gand H.east side. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS YEORGETOWN CORPORATION 8TOCK.— ¥ Those persona who may ba disposed to pur- chase Geo:getown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of fix per cont, per annum, payable quarterly, can obtain some by applying to WM. LAIRD, Clerk of eaid Corporation, didi ocl-dt THNOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Petomac Tow Company’s boats, ‘ Potomac,” “Gov, Curtin” and “Belle Haven.”’ Apply to the i board, or to Captains on board. or YOHN B. DAVIDSON, er street. Georgeto’ HONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND MATHEMATICS, cor, ts., opposite the Post Offi Day School ivate Lessons, from 4to9 p.m. oc29 lm* NEW LOOT AND SHOE STORE CHAS, B. BAYLY & CO, lj 27% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bet. 11th and 12th sts., near the Kirkwood House, Public, that they will open On MONDAY, October 17, 1004, A fine and new assortment of CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, made up in the Latest and most Pashienable style, We will sell at reasonable prices, and hope, by of the Public patronage, Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies’ Department of the business, and we can safely LADIES’ BOOTS AND SHOES in the city, CHAS. B. BAYLY & CO USIC FOR BALLS, PARTIES, &c, LOUIS WEBER, No, 569 7th street east, re- ®pectfully informs his friends and former pa- ties, &e , with his well orgapized Band of. Scientific Musicians, No. 0697th st, east, Navy Yara. oc 25-1m NEW STORE! NEW STORE! A full assortment of FURNITURE, CARPETS, m y 13- P EDUCATIONAL. permonth. Nocharge for Instrumental Would respectfully inform their Friends and the LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, AND strict attention and integrity, to merit a fair share boast of one of the finest assortment of oc li-tf No. 278 Penn, ay., bet. !ith and 12th sts, trons that he continues to attend Balls, Par- mt OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGR, RUGS, &e., MFORTS, COMFORTS, 3) ANKET, YS AND BOLSTERS arr ares Bes ‘MATTRESSES, CROCKERY, WARE, GuASSTINDOW SHADES, TABLE COVERS, &c., &c., With every conceivable article that is necessary in the Housekeeping line, at the New Store, No 406 SEVENTH SiiEET, Between G anv I Streets, East Spe. ing just returned from the North with an i ense stock of Gocds, I would respectfully call the attention of the citizens and those about fur- nishing to my stock of New Goods, waoich was pur- chased before the late advance in gold, and which I will fell at prices that cannot fail to i We charge nothing for showing our Goods. and feel confident that whenreen they will sell them- selves. R. BUCH a PYLER’S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GU 4 | vE AKABIC, SU Well known as the Most Pleasant, Safe, and Speedy Cure for COUGHS, COLDS. HOARSENESS, CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS, Its superior efficacy in arresting stubborn conghs and the first stages of consumption. has long be appreciated by most families and physicians te success in giving immediate relief from cent cough or coid, unprecedented. For sale at the Drug Stores. Price 2 and 69 cents a bottle. Jence and portability the same com- bin hice mney ba had ing mitd lozenge form, call adapted to oe public speakers, Singers, and wR as SRY LER S GUM ARABIC COUGH LOZENGES.” Lov 1-eo$m* 406 7th street, between G and H, Ten doors above the Old Stant, EMOVAL LIOT, from Paris, R * tate 21 Pennsylvania Gabight i . 5 expiration of lease wilt ee ea it ‘October Wth, at No. 324 E atreet, near Grover’s Theatre. oc 13-1m* Foe RENT—A two-story and basement FRAME HOUSE, on F street, near Delaware avenue, and opposite the Government Warehouse. Inquire ot JULUS FAUTH, Massachusetts avenue, near Delaware avenue, poy 3-3t* I fine ROOM, in one of the best lo- s son Pennsylvania avenue. Snitable for Dress Making or any kind of Fancy Business, Ap ply at No. 4 Market Space, up stairs, 24 door from gth street, nov 3-3t* OR RENT OR FOR SALE—A new FRAME HOUSE containing 7 rooms, sitaated near the corner of 8th and D streets, Islind. Vor partica- lars inquire of B. L LENT, corner of Fairfax and (Queen sts.. Alexandria. or address B. L. LENT, Box 260 Alexandria, Va. no * LARGE STORE ON BALTIMORE 8 Er Baltimore, suitable for a Sutler’s supply stora, can be obtained ata mogerate rent, tozethe h a good sutler trade, by applying immediately to JAMES S. JAMES, Baltimore Post Office, nov 3-2t* {OR RENT—A beautiful large ROOM, 51x21 feat, with six windows and skylight, in the princi. pal business part of the city. over 910 7th street, suitable for any respectable mercantile or mana. facturing business. Rent only 3i@) per anoun, payable monthly in advance. Apply to . J. BELLEW & OO., 510 7th street, 3 doors south of nov 8-3t i Fellows’ Hall, Poe RENT—The LIVERY STABLE on8th st., _ bet. Dand Ests., known as the ‘Washington Livery Stable.”’ Possession given the Ist Decem- ber next. Alsoastable with four stalls and room for two or three carri Square 455, in a central and convenient situation for hackmen or any gen tleman located in the vicinity of the Post Office, Possession given immediately, For terms apply toGEO. W YOUNG. No. 435 6th st., bet. E and F,or to JOHN CARROLL BRENT. Wes Base- ment, City Hall. nov 3-2aw2w* or SALE—A ne ESTAUBANT. Toqnire N. W. corner of 224 and G sts, noye-2t* K JRNISHED PARLOR FOR RENT, with rd, at 376 Hst., bet. 13th and Mth, © nov 2-3¢* por RENT—T cel NISHED ROOMS, ro nicely FC on the first fleor,at No. 40% 13th street, be tween Gand H no 2-3t™ OR BENT—A handsomely furnishel and very desirable ROOM, Inquire at No, 537% H st., between 6th and 7th. nov2 3t* {URNISHED ROOMS, for gentle 7th street, between Mass. aven nov 2 Puan ROOMB for single geutlem n,each room suilable for two or threa geatlemen. In- quire 380 E street. between lth and Ith sts, nov 2-6t* For RENT, TOG TLEMED he best Chan- ber ina private dwelling, No. 419 H street, between 11th and 12th sts.. is utlered, Inquire as above, noy 2-3t* FozR NT—A three story BRICK TIOUER con- ta n, at unt I street. r six roomaand back kitchen. Inquire at JAMES READY’S, K street, between Mtb and 15th sts. __ ov 2-2t* ALE TSB and Lot The house is 14 by 2%, two stories, Situated in the First Ward. about 4° yards fr. on or address J, HU. BYRAM, N west, NHREE ROOMS +, between RRENT—In Wouse 136 9 and H; front Parlor 16 by 16, high; basemeut 16 by 16. ceiling not rler. Location one cf the finest in They will be rented furnished, or d ifrequired, nov 2-3t* =A FARM containing one z and twelve acres, five miles from the cit ni within ten minutes walk of Railroad Station This farm is under good cultivation, has a good cwelling houte and the necessary out buildings, and a vood orebard, a fine Well near the house, also, fuel free. i ill be rented toa re Fponsible person on mol rms, Inquire at 399 IL ween 12 13th." nov2 4t™ OR RE A FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for two gentlemen, Apply at No, 114 L street, corner of 13th. _ sno 1 pi Fo Two unfurnished ROOMS, snita keepins. on D street, between 7th and AS pa shington unfurnishe¢ prox RE or he 8th, Island, Rent, $ivper month, nov 1-3t" Fo RENT—Two ROOMS on first floor, furnished a- Parlor and Bed-room, 191 lith street west, between Pa. av. and E st) “nov 1-3t" [OR RENT By the year, to a private f house No. lith street, between G a nov 1 eo3t” * FURNISHED mmunivating between 13th nov 1-e02w OR Three ROOMS overthe new Drug Store, corner ttl and N streets, suitable for small family. Inquire at 325 K street, het sth and lth. pov 1 handsomely furnished throuchout, Kono wo comfortable ROOMS, Parlor and Chamber, with rach other. Apply 324 K st, Fo RENT—In a desirable location, and with a rivate family. a neatle furnished PARLOR and CHAMBERS, No. 176 15th street between Pa, av. and F st. nov 1-30" HED HOUSE FOR RENT at the cor- FURN # 369, will be open nerof Isth and IT ats., No. for applicants from 9 o’clock a. m.. to 4 @’clock p. m, The house willnot be rented for a bo: nse, __ J no , Ok SALE—Thres FRAME HOUSES, nearly new, gas and water, five rcoms each, finely located, Will be soli on the most accommodating terms IL at No. 300, corner of yth street west and M street north, nov |-6t* \ished ROOMS TEYWO FURNISHED and oneunfu t pnt. without board, Boarling house ia nborhood, where mesls are served. Ap 320 New York avenue, between 9th nov | 4t* N OUSE TO AND IMMEDIATE SSESSION GIV The BRICK COT- TAGE with pleasant front yard and piazza.on IH street, between th Capitol and ist streets west. Tnquire after 4 o'clock p, m1., at 595 M street, be tween (th and 7th. nov I-lw* he Gu! WILL and FIXTURES 09, Low doing a good cash busi may he expected by applyingim- ist street west. one door from Penn- W. E. PARRAWAY. Prusnise ED ROOMS FOR RENT.—Two hand- somely furnished PARLORS and CHAMBERS, a'l on the firrt lloor, suitab'e for a family or single gentlemen, with or without board, Any Members or others wishing to have comfortable quarts for tbe winter, can secure them by an enrly appli- cation at J.P. CRUTCHETT’S, poy 1L-lw™ No, 477, corner 2th and D sts. PSE RESTS A comfortable three-story Brick Dwelling HOUSE, on north side of F street north. next to the corner of 13th street west, and opposite the residence of the late Gen, Aue Possession given immediately, Fur terms apply to JAMES TOWLES, Property Agent, office 90 H st. between Sth and 9th sts. west, back of Patent Office, at the hours of lo’clock and5p. m, pov ltt nov 1 3t* PURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—The two- story and attic brick DWELLING HOUSE, No. 185 B street eouth, corner of 9th street, op- posite the Smithsonian grounds, containing sa- loon parlor, library, dining-room, 8 chambers® kitchen with range, pantry, Store-room, cellar under frent and back building, wood-house, gas, water, &c,&c. Possession to ba had on the 9th December. For particulars inquire of CHARLES DESELDING, 291 F street, between 12th and 1th streets, nov 1-eost* {ORSALE—The FURNITURE and GOOD WILL Poraiargeand well furnished boarding house, of extremely low rent, situated on P st,,2d door from 42s st.,near Arsenal gate, oc 31-lw* POK RENT—Two ROOMS, on second floor, suit- F She for four gentlemen, and one on first floor, G and A Inquire at 437 Sth street, between streets, west side. 0c 29 OR SALE—A new thyee story brick HOUSE, k southwest corner of 24 and Market streets, ith all Georgetown, D.C., containing I7 rooms, wi the latest improvements.in perfectorder. Ab stable. ice houre avd all necessary out buildings attached. House 45x13. lot 830x150, Prise 335,00), Terme easy. and possession when required, For further particulars apply on the premises, oc 29-3it™ Q{’IGAR STORE FOR SALE—PRICE ABOUT C8360." Goott locality, near the little mecret: NE. corner of 8th and L streets, Possession given immediately. Oe Seiw* Fotses AND LOTS FOR SALE_On H andG atcentat nonce ames oan ave- . Dan . ? west, bet M avd N south. B. MILBURN. U8 Jal oc 24-sm* STORE FOR SALE—One of the best busi- Dag Stendsin the city with a large ad well eash a a B.,”” Post Office, Washington 00 2)-2w* selected rtock., will me Address “A. ye ae (.08LING HOUSE FOR SALE, The Proprietor of this po: Hotel and Hestaurant ness, and offers his well- Any one wishing te vig BUSINESS can call on the Pr sylvania avenue bet. 12th and i3th ste, e th URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —For rent, comfortable and well furnished ROOMS at 450 Bt SOE ee hanae: Khe toectinn haut atte 01 children in Mio and desirable in Weshicgton, URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, tlemen only—347 K street, near 13th, Pes ELBTEPHENSUN. au Si-tf | the same, and I hereby give noti AUOTION SALES, _Fer ether Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNUON AND TO-MORROW at ahd cee ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CONTINUATION SALE OF REILRY ESTAT SALE OF VALUABLE IMS yo TY ON OAPITOL HIE ROVED PROPER- We, the undersigned, T. ‘ the late Edmund Reiley, votre ander the will of auction,on THU RSDAY. the sd of November next at 4 o'clock 2 mm , part of Lot4. in Square 73), with two Brick Houses thereon, fronting thirty one eet nine incnes on A street and fifty feet on 2d st, east. Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase m. is to be paid in cash; the balance in six aed twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises; or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A payment of $25 from each pur- chaser will be required when the property is knocked down. If the terms of sale are not complied with inone week after the sale, the right to resell at the risk of the deiaulting purchaser, on one week's vious notice in the National Intelligencer, is re- served by the Trustees. All conveyances and stamps at_cost of the pur- ale at padlic chaser, JOHN CARROLL BRENT, PATRICK McKENNA, Trusvees. ec 31 GREEN & WALLIAMS, Ancts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anctioneers. 0. 926, corner 7th and D sts. north. THREE HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE BUILD ING CLOTS ON NORTH D S£KR BET, ATAUOC On THURSDAY, the 3d of November, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 40’clock, part of Lots 2, 3 and 4, in Square 313. This property fronts on north N, between lith and 12th sts. west. Terms: One-half cash; the balance tn six, nine and twelve months, secured by adeed of truston the premises, and deed given. All conveyance ani revenue stamps at the pur- chaser’s cost. GREEN & WILL TAM, Aucts, _ ec3i-d Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetewn. BLACKSMITH’S TOOLF, FORGES, LUMBER, TWO NEW WAGONS, ONE CARRIAGE, ONE iGY, LUMBER WAGONS, &c,, AT TOP BU AUCTION : On FRIDAY MORNING, November 4, at W o'clock, at the Carriage Factory of J. B. Vander- werken. ©. 10% High street. near Dunbarton street, t will sell bis stock, consisting of — Blacksmith’s Tools, Lot Lumber, two new one Carriage ms, &e And many ar . Sale positive, as the proprietor intends changing business, Terms cash. novi BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets north_ HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE | TAUSTIO On FRIDAY, the 4th instant, we shall sell. at 10 o'clock a.m .a part ofthe Furniture of the Mount Pleasant Hotel, at the corner of Delaware avenue and North A street, next house to the North Capi- tol gate, consisting of— Carpets Chairs Bedsteads, Mattres:os, Tables, Srockery and Glassware, Stoves, &c..&C.. Alco, the Counter, Bar Fixtures, Beer Pump, &c., &c.,and many other articles which we deem unnecessary to enumerate. Terme cash. nov 1-3t Intel.) GREEN & W THOMAS DOWLING, Aact, LLTAMS, Aucts, GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. | Quartermaster General's Office, First Division, ia, ‘ashineton City. October 25, 1-64 Will be soid at Public Auction, to the highest bidder. at Giesboro, Db, C On TUESDA 20 Cavalry Horses, On FRIDAY, November 4th, 1304 | 15) Cava'ry Horses. | These horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes many good bar- gains may be had, Horses told sinzly. Sale to cominsace at 10 o'clock a.m. corms: Cash in United States coe y order of the Quartermaster Gener: , “ ESA. EKIN, charge First Division Quartermaster ee. oc 26-9t , November Ist, 1364, Colonelin General’s © Y WM. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. | FURNITURE AND CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.. AT AUCTION. SATURDAY. November 5, at 9! o'clock, at our Btore, No. 307 Pa, avenue, we shall sell a good | oto) | Furniture, Beds and Bedding, Stoves, L « ing “lots of Clothing. Shirta, Boots and Shoes, Woolleo Hoss. Drv Goods, &c, nov 3-2t W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts, BY THOS, DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, BAILIFF’S SALE OF FURNITURE IN “UN HOTEL.’ GEORGETOY On MONDAY MOKNING, Nover o'clock, by virtue of aa order of distress fo se rent due Tenny & Co., azainst the “Union | Hotel.” in Georgetown, T have this day distrai ed on all the goods and chattels of said hotel to sat that on tha ahove nemed I shall sell the a nd c the highest bidder, for cash ns “uattels INO. HW WISE. Bai THOMAS DOWLING, Au ByXYd. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. | EXFCUTOR’S SALE OF SUNDRIES. \ TUKD. November Sth, at | ION r 7th ay | to nov 3-d 1 ek, in front of the Auction Roome C. McGuire & Co., shall sell. by order et thee: phan’s Court, a small lot of Burniture ac! Howes, hold Efiects, comprisi Sleepy Hol! Bookcase. W Chairs, T Silver Plate Silver Plated I Mantel Clock, Pi Carpets, Oil Cloth. Rugs Harness, Butialo Rohe, Whip, &c., &e. D. One Goll Wa: vper. « TYLER, Executor nov 3-d i} CO. A ¥ J, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS ON 147TH § 5 AT BUBLIG BAUR: Tenet On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON o’clock, on the premises, we shall est bidder, twenty-four fine Building Lots. at the corner of lith and T Eleven of them franting pi feet on Lith street. and running back 12) feet inches toawide publicalley, The inder fi on T streets near Lith st. mies Terms: Oue third in cash; the remainder in eix and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of truston the premises. A payment of $25 en each lot required at the time of s Conveyances and stamps at the cos chaser. oc 7d ing Table. Desk Wardrobes Nov. 2, at 44 Il to the high- t of the par- J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Ro THE ABO} E SALE I8 POSTPONED IN equence of the rain. until SATURDAY P TERNOON, November Sth, same hour and cn nov3-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts! BY T. DOWLING, Auct’r, Georgetown, D. C. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE AND EF- Roane OF THE UNION HOTEL, GEORGE- On MONDAY MORNING, November 7th, com- Mencing at 1) o'clock, and continuing each d-y until the whole is disposed of, by virtue ef adaed of trust dated Gat er sth, 1863, and dulv recorded in Liber N.C No_15, folios 313, et seq.. one of the land records for Washington county, District olumbie. Ishall sell the Furniture and Ef- ofthe Union Hotel, Georgetown, compris- no Forte, Cover and Stool, Large French- plate Mirrors Brocatelle Cover Sofas, Arm and Parlor Chairs, Marble top Yebles, Window Curtains and Fixtures, Hair-cloth covered Sofas and Chairs, Velvet, Brussels and other Carpets, Matting, Oil Cloth, Rugs, Marble-top Dressing and other Bureaus, Marbie-top Washstands, Wardrobes, Double and Single Bedsteads, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Feather Beds, Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, Sheeting, i Cane and Wood-seat Chairs, | Leunges. Dining Tables. Chaira, i Obina, Gixss and Crockery Ware, Table Cutlery, Castors, Waiters, Bar and Bar fixtures, Large Range Cooking stoves, Also, two Billiard Tables, Terms cash. SAMUEL L. PHILIPS, Trustee. nov3-d THOS. DOWLING, Auct._ GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE STORES, = = WASHINGTON ARSENAL, t Wasuixcton, D.C., November 3. 1883. at Public Auction, at the Arsen: MBER, 18%, at 10 o’cleck a, ORDNANCE STORES, condempbed as unfit for use. viz = 1Steam Boil-r and Pomp, eT RontiS Lathe, 8. | Ker*itta Peroba, | Cavalry Round, 8, 2833 Bureingle 1621 Blankets, 583 McClellan Saddle Trees, H ilk Serge 40 pounds Woollen Yarns, 1000 ds do Rags, 3 pounds Shoe Thread, 85 Barrels, 5 Jugs. 3 Water Gens, ater. + ing Buckets, Gutta Percka, . acon "ce. Leather. large OE OUGHT AND CAST IRON. Successful bidders will be required toremove the stores within oe says from se tate Oke ie. verpmen' a Terms. Cash, in Go 5G RENTON, Bov 3 14t Major Commanding. Pest = A a SSA ete tt dearer 2 ALE—L UMBER, LUMBER. LUMBER. Foeee jot of condemned Whee ronitiet EOARDS. This is ound lumber, coniomned not for quality but for lengths and widths. Car- Lo a ea oe nes of poe ge unity is 0! a8 reaso able terms fap for ines iacly and in cl tities to sult ee ee eters RVOHD, 959 4X tte | han and wif Joshna Morsell ‘Crusoe’s Boss Browne. AUOTION SALES, Gant Nencessiemae FUTURE Days, Sn ee BY JA8. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. ay FIVE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE NATIONAL PRINTING OFFICE. On FRIDAY AFTEKNOON, November 4th, at ase o*cloek, on the premises, we shall sell, three desi- rable Buildicg Lots, fronting Is feet each on north H street, at the west end of the National Printing (fice, and ranning back 105 feet to an alley Alto. two Lots in same Bquare, fronting 19 feet gach on north G street, between Ist street west and North Capito! street, and running back 175 feet 3 inches to a 3)-foot paved alle: Tarma: One-third in cash, the remainder ing and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust onthe premises Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. ow iid JO. MoGUIRE & 00.. Aucts. YWM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers ‘ashineion Horse ant Carriage Bazaar, La. av., bet. 9th and loth sts. SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &0. OC TORN ING. November Sth, com- 0) oPeloy comprising ahonEne +We will sell at the Bazaar, mitre FIFTY HORSES. neluding some very 8 a weneatiog 20 e Harness, Saddle, and Full description at sale repel saias A laree collection of desirable New and Second- hand Carriages, Light Wagons: Buggiest Weens Carts, svitable for Sutlers, Harness, &c.. wi which the sale will commence ALSO, Sales of Horses regular every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satarsay, ALSO, | Carriages end Harness at private sale. > ALSO, A _ One very fine Family Carriage in perlect order, Suitable ‘ora Coach. Two nearly new Famil ages, one and the other six, an four-seat in excellent order, At A first rate Family Horse WM L. WALL & CO., Aucts* WM. L. WALL & ©0., Aucts, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526 corner 7th and D streets north, VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED Roa 'Y NEAR THE LONG BRIDGE aT Gn WEDNESDAY, the 16th November instant, e shall sell. on the premises. commencing at 4 nov2 o'clock, p. m., that Beautiful Square of Ng pose No. 8 nded by Jith and |5th, and south D am it being the Square nexi to the Long Bridge. It is kub-divited into 25 han some Build- ing Lots one of which is improved by a fine three- | story Frame House. containing § conveniently ar- ranged rooms, wita all _necessa-y out buildings such as Dairy, Smok+ House. Stable. Weod an | Cos] House. and Pump in the yard. The Lot on ich the Building stands. has a beautifal front of et on Mth street, with a depth on south Dof 1, the rest of Lots ara small and of yarious to suit purchasers. This property is beauti- fully situated fora Public House and Garden. hav- ing the advantage of over 4M) feet of water privi- lege on the Potomac river, which gives to suck am establishment the advantage cf fishing as well as agreat public thoroughfare. Ifthe property can- not be sold together it willbe sold in lotsto suit rs. One-half cash; balance in six and twelve for notes bearing i eat from day of sale, A deed civen and a deed of trust taken. All conveyane’ cost of « Dro&dds v & WILLIAMS, Ancts, PRr 2. O. Me@uiRe . CO., Auctioneers, : IMPROVED PROPERTY TRUSTE ALE ON NORTH N SPREET, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STREETS. By virtue of a ¢eed of trnst from Michael Runa- bearing dateou the Hith day of July, rdedin Liber J. A... No. 179, F: ibers, Tru n of Washington city, on TUESDAY, the x Phoenix Building Associ we shall sell, on the prem gud day of November, at 5 twenty-one. (z1)in Sqnare No. the said part of lot at the northw lot.and rv ¢ line of north hence south one hundred Ifinches; thence west ce north one hundred aad eight alfinches. improved by small hird of the purchase money cash, the resid two eqaal paymeuts, atégand 12 months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by a deed of trust, i i Twenty dollars to be paid down at the time of and if the terms are no* fully complied with n five days from day of sale. the Trustees will Terms: One- witt | resell the property, after five days public notice, | atthe risk and expense of the defaulting pur- | chaser. Stamps%and conveyancicg at the cost of the putcbaset ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON.) op. HILLARY @, SPALDING. ¢ Trustees, no l-ecod&ds J, C Mou UIRE & CO., Aucts, B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE LIBRARY OF 4.500 VOLUMES. On THURSDAY EVENING, November loth, at? o’eleck, on the first fle f the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, by catalogue, the Library of the RB Kector of Christ Church, compri 1,50) volumes, choice works in every de- terature, ly for delivery on Wednes- about he ™ JAS. C, MCGUIRE & CO., Auct’s YJ, C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH STREE! WEST, BETWEEN K AND i STREETS NORTH On MONDAY AFTKEROON, Noy, 7th, at @¢ o'clock, on the premiaes, we shali sell a desirable two-story and b t brick Dwelling House and Lot, situated on the cast side of sth street west, be- 1K and L strests north, brick stable and leyin rear. This house is one of a block as Donebty’s Row.” erm=: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises Conveyauces and ttamps atthe cost of the pur- chaeer, novyld J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, - BY! ©. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING _, LOTSIN THS FIRST WARD. By virtue of adeeree made and passed by the Sn- preme Court of the District of Columbia, in cause depending therein, No. 231. Equity Docket 7.1 willsell, on the premises,en THURSDAY. the Wth day of November, AD, Iss, at 3 m,theseuth baif of Lot numbered thirty the whole of Lot numbered thirty one Sguate numbered one hundred,in the city cf Washington, The part of Lot thirty fronts 25 feet 9}. Zz ches on 2th street west, between 1. and M streets north, Lot thirty-one will be sold in two equal parts each eet Ilse inches on 2 th street. and all 1 5 fe perty extends bac feet 9 inches to a feet alley perty is in a rapidly improving part of the city,and the title is per- “germs cash. : Conveyancing, including stamps, at the expense purchaser of the purchaser RED 'K W. JONES, Trustee, oc2-eokcs J. CO. McGUIRE & CO., Au GALE OF CONDEMNED OATS. : ¥ paste Curgr QUARTERMASTER’S Orricr, Dror OF WASHINGTON, Wasnincton, D.C... November 1, 1354 Will be sold at Public Auction at Seventh-street Wharf, Warhington D. O.,on SATURDAY, No- vember 12, 1864, at 11 cka. m., a quantity of OATS, condemned as unfit fer use. - Succeesful bidders will be required t» remove the Onts within five (5) days from Mas mf sale. erms; Cash, in Goverame unds . Bri anak eee, te rigadier General an ief Quartermaster, yy A-LIt Depot of Washington.” no 486 CHOICE FALL STOCK. 496 456.......PAPERHA INGS. .-. 456 Just opened, a beautiful assortment of Gold, broidered end medium priced Gilt papers, Also, a yaried and choice stock of Satin and Biank Papers. Borders, Statues, Centre Pieces, &¢, Orders for Paperhangings or Window Shades punctually execnted in city or country, Terms cash for goods and @ or. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 486 he richest, handsorest and most varied stock of efit and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in the District. These goods are warranted to be gilded with gold leaf and of superior workman: ship. aii Also, a beantiful assertment of Card Visite Frames of foreign and domestic manufacture. goode warranted as represented. WINDOW SHADES. Different colors and sizes Window Shades in store. Orders for any required style or size Shade made to order, PICTURE COBD AND TASSELS, Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas- sels, Rings, Nails, &c, CARD VISITE FRAMES. French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, and American Composition Card Frames in variety, PICTURES, A few choice Paintings for sale 1 ymber jamber, Cash for Goc sand . ‘sep Ii. Sou erHING NEW. sale of the nauasuae GAS HEATER ', Tm a, fer Boiling Bolling Been. keeping a plate of food hot, and a ho.ndred oer ed on th roved This article ip constrncrs the most omeieee t scleral agent for condensing amd utilizing the eet of ciiy show vs pwithout one. forsale wholesale and retail cane oct 7-tf "329 Det., betwoon loth and 11th, 2 CHASE, a novel, By T. Aoolphu Ne: ifornia WashoeBy J" (one RANOK TAYLOR