Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1864, Page 3

ES ST ES aS SS SSA SE SS Sh San hrc ieee a3 SES) FOR RENT AND SALE. LOCAL NEWS. ___ MgETING OF THE NaTIONAL Deyocessi0 fissOciaATION —A Fpecial meeting o ttonal Democratic Association was hefd last ‘hight at Parker's Hall, Mr. J. F. Haliday in the chair, with Mr. Samuel Brereton as secre- ‘ary. fi ‘The chairman extended an myitation to those “pTeeent who did not belong to the Cage to come forward and jom. Mr. J. S aley ‘was the only one to respond, and he was duly elected . Adams here announced that they were waking extraordinary efforts to raise funds to Bend home voters, and be believed there were ‘At least two or waree thousand in this city who would like to go home and vote. All were in- -vited te come up aad contribute for this pur- a, fer upon the efforts of the Democrats, said Orr. 'A., depended the ‘Salvation ‘of the coun- ie Minix said the election of McClellan ‘was 2 fixed {act. but as there were many poor nod honest men in the District who desired to go home to vote, those who were able should contribute liberally. A number of parties here came forward and contributed. One hundred and one dollars were raised in this way. The Obair called upon the collection com- mmittees.of the different wards to report, when it Was @pnounced that Messrs. Meade and Barnes, of the Fifth Ward, had collected $22, and Mr. T. A. Tolson, of the Sixth Ward, $23. A committee wus then appointed to wait on the president of the First Ward McOlellan Club and obtain from him the money realized by the late ball, in order that it might be used in sending home parties to vote Bir. J. E. Norris was called upon for a speech. Mr. N. took the stand, and remarked that he had not much to say further than that the Democratic prospects were good. He had heard a letter read from & gentleman in the North to the effect that in the coming election their candidates—McUlellan and Pendleton— "would be triumphantly elected. [Applause.j ‘This (said Mr. N.) comes trom a quarter which gives ft credence—that good old State, New Jersey—and it tells that McClellan will be €lected in November, 1°61 [Applause.] If this is the case, remarked the speaker, we will have all thatis desirable, and will again be united as a prosperous people; for if they McClellan and Pendleton) are elected, their rst efforts will be to put astop tothis cruel ‘war, and measures of conciliation and com- promise will be offered to bring back the erring Btates. Mr. N. contended thatit became the people of the District more than any other to endeavor to settle this question, tor their lands and homes for miles around were made desolate and Jaid waste. The spesker then lauded the Democratic arty, whose members were, he said, called Jopperheads by the Republicans; buthe would assert boldly that ifany man ealled him (the speaker) a Copperhead he would tell him he died; yes, he would do more than that—hit him in the mouth aud knock his teeth down his throat. {Applause | Mr. Norris then proceeded to review and criti- cise the acts of the administration, and would Dayespoken perhaps still longer, but one of the officers of the association, who was sitting im- mediately behind the speaker, slightly pulled dim by the coat tail and whispered to him that other speakers were waiting when he tuok his seat. The association was then addressed by T. G. Glayton. T. B. Florence, and Col. Alexander, after which the meeting adjourned. =e MEeEkTING oF WASHINGTON LINCOLN AND Jonnson Civr.—This Club met at their Yooms last evening at the usual time, Lewis Clephane, Esq ,in the chair After the rega- lar business had been gone through with, the President announced that a number of the Arsenal employees desired to go home to yote, but were deficient in fands, their pay-day not coming in time for thatpurpose A letter was read from Mr. J. R. Elvans, stating his readi- ness to advance the money in such cases, if properly vouched for. A resolution was adopted requesting the Executive Committee of the club to present to the proper officers of the Quuartermaster’s De- partment the propriety of rescinding or modie tying an order which precluded the granting of dJeaye and the payment of employees of said department to enable them to go home to vote. D. R. Goodall, Esq., addressed the club at Some length upon the causes of the present ‘War, the action of the Government upon the suppression of the rebellion, and the course to be pursued after it had been ettected, &c he meeting was a spirited one eg Tue Usioxn Meeti Av Grgssoro’ —On Wednesday evening last a grand Union mret- ing was heid at (Gjiesboro’ Point by the Lincoln and Jobnson Club of that place. It was at- tended by ladies and gentlemen, and although @ rainy evening the patriotic turned out ¢n masse. The Seventh Ward Lincoin and John- son Club and other clubs of the city were in Attendance Ap excelient speech was delivered py Col. James A Ekin, who has charge of the first di- vision of the (Juartermaster General's office, which elicited cheer after cheer, after which Hon. Jasper E. Brady, of Pittsburg, Pa.; Rev. A.M. Stewart, Hon. Francis Jordan, Captain dD. L. Smith, of the 5th army corps, and Wm. A. White, Esq., contributed to the exercises of the occasion, being rapturously applauded during their speech-making. The meeting adjourned with nine hearty cheers for Lincoln and Johnson. ———— GornG Home To Vote —The trains leaving here tor & week past bave been carrying away darge numbers of soldiers on their way home to vote, they being on furlough. Every train has been crowded to its ntmost capacity, not- Withstarnding a number of extra cars have been attached to each train, and we believe in one or two instances extra trains have been madeup. The travel is not made upentirely of soldiers, but large numbers of ciyilians—clerks in the departments, quartermaster’s men, &c. go of in each train. So great has been the demand for tickets recently that the office has beer kept open almost constantly, and neces- sarily the agents have for a week past been almost constantly engaged at their posts The railroad company is doing its best to accom. modate the rush. > Buriats Rerortep from army hospitals, at the office of Capt. J. M. Moore, A. (). M.. U.S. AA., Nov. 5, 1$64:—A. Livingston, I, United States infantry; Jacob Ely, D, “4th Pennsylva- nia: George Guild, D, 16th Michigan; Joba Ty- son, A, Gth New York cayairy: Heury Beasler, B, fist New York; John F. Stilweli, H, ist Pennsyivania, Bray John A. Thaw, H, Ist ew York artillery: John W. Dawson, B, 11th New York; David Price itn Pennsylvania @rtiliery: Martin Blak vith Veteran R zerve Corps; William Jenkins, (redel,) E, 7th Virginia: Jobn J. Ashiey, (rebel,) citizen, Fauquier county, Va. > FovetaH Wakp Sta N ohan- mab Hughes, seiling liquor to s 2 Patrick Fallon, disorderly: dismissed. Laura J. Brannon, assault and battery; jail for court. John Upperman, drunk and diserderly: dis- Missed. William Dalmage, highway robbery Go. Mary O'Connor, drunk and disorderly co. Also, for breaking window of car 7 S001. John Weeden, indecent language and creating a nuisance, $3.58. Sally Krouse, sieep- ing in the street; dismissed. Charles Brimmer drunk and disorderly; 255. Sophia Duckett, grand larceny; jail for court. John Jackson, Sandy Lee, H. Johnson, Wm. Young, Eliza ‘Taylor, Priscilla Taylor and Ann Taylor, ac- cessories: dismi sed. _ Buitpine Asso iaATION.—Atthe monthly Meeting of the newly organized Excelsior Building Association last night, themoney put ‘bp tor eale (the first sale) was bid off as fol- Jow- 10 shares to Mr. Dutton at 50 per cent. preriium: 1 do.at4y. The association decided | to merease the limit of shares to 5,000 in order to accommodate those wishing to come in a Rear Estate. —McGuire& © J.on Wednesday afternoon, several valua- bie lots on F street, at tne corner of Fourteenth, yOW occupied us the green house, opposite to the rear of Willard’s Hotel. The lot immedi- Stely on the corner brought $3.37} per square Yoo', and the adjoining one the same, both pur- chased by J. D. Ketchum; the next lot brought S1-1 per toot, U. Cammack purchaser, and the next lors per foot, J. Willard purcha- THe NATIONAL RIFLES. —This patriotic com- pany of men will meet at theirearmory, in Wovodwara’s Buildings, between idth and 11th streets, every T uesday, Taursday and Friday evening, for the purpose of recruiting up its numbers. They want none but those of good character and loyalty. Were contident that the National Ritles will in a shorttime, beth as to Lumbers pride to the citizens of Washington. We wish bem success. ARSENAL IMPROVEMENTS.—The new labora- tory at the Washington Arsenal is now in ope- ration, some 60 female employees having been taken in on Monday. The new building 1s erected in @ convenient location near the Model Arsenal and some 250 yards from tne site ofthe old laberatory destroyed by the explosion. Major Benton, the accomp! command- Spt atthe arsenal, has im making selections amongst the Iai number of applicants for situations in the laberatory, gieyn the prefer- ence, very properly, to the widows of Union soidiers, or the wives of soldiers in prison at Richmond and elsewhere. Byery care has been taken in the new building to provide against accident, and the building instead ot being in an open hallis divided imto compart- ments with heavily timbered division walls. The construction of the sea-wall on the west front of the arsenal grounds (extension) is pro- gressing rapidly under the active superin- ter dence of Mr. Callahan, and is completed ail but the coping stone and some filling in. ‘The dredging on the east front of thegrounds (a most important improvement) is also pro- ceeding rapidly under the efficient supervision of Mr. William Wise, and has already pro- gressed as far as P street. The soil excavated here goes to fill up the marshy ground border- ing upon it, and thus a double improvement is carried on at the same time at small expense comparatively. if Aside from the importance of this work to the government in opening up a new line of river whart-front for the arsenal, it will prove @ sanitary improvement of incalculable value to the neighborhvod. Major Benton is infusing activity into every branch of the operations in his department, ge eae AN EXPENSIVE WEEK TO GROGSELLERS IN THE SECOND PrREcincT.—The second police precinct, which includes a portion of the coun- ty, 1S One of the precincts of the sub-district Over which Justice Thompson has mAgisteriai jurisdiction For along time the grog shops of the county and on the northern boundary of the city haye done a thriving business selling liquer to soldiers, and without license, those living in the city limits being obliged by law to obtain license from the Uorporation, aad those in the county from the Levy Court. The dodges of the soldiers and dealers to evade the law have been numerous and effective, until re- cently the police made a descent upon them, and the week’s reports from Justice Thomp- son begin with Si>7 for fines in this precinet alone. Although they see the determination of the Justice to enforce the law, some continue to offend and try the dodge. Yesterday Thomas Riley of the county, who on Monday paid $40 for selling liquor to sol- diers, and for selling without a Levy Court li- cense, was taken before Justice Thompson tor selling liquor toa boy of it years of age, who purchased for a soldier. Justice Thompsen announced the fact to Riley that selling liquor to minors i3 & violation of law, and that the fine in this case was 220, and that as he Riley, had repeated the offence of selling liquor with- out the Levy Court license, the fine would be repeated and should be #20 in that case also. Riley was one of the parties fined on Monday, and his expenses for attempting to evade the law this week amount to 84), It will be well for liquor sellers in the sec- ond precinct tocomply with the law at least, as long as Justice Thompson discharges the duties of that sub-district. ————— ALEXANDRIA ITEMS.— We learned tast even- ing of an outrage committed by a party of guerrillas which parallels anything that has yet come to our knowledge of the outlandish doings of these depraved outlaws. On Sun- day night last, some six or eight of these «par- Usans,”’ as they are styled by the rebel author- ities, proceeded te the house of an old man re- siding about six miles south of Burke's sta- tion, named Jacob Yelberton, and took pos- session of his premises in the name of the United States, several of the party being in the uniform of Union soldiers. They said they were authorized to search the house, and at once proceeded to ransack it for booty. Upon a remonstrance being entered by the old man, he was summarily knocked down, and his wife, quite an aged woman, severely abused and maltreated. The roffians succeed- ed in finding about 0 in money, and appro- priated all the clothing they could lay hands upon, even tothe old man’s coat and boots. The money was the hard-earned savings of several years industry, and the loss of which, with the clothing, bedding, blankets, <c., Jeayes the aged pair in atruly destitute con- dition In the fight which Mosby had on Sunday last, near Aldie, with a portion of the sth Lili- nois cayalry, he lost seven men Killed, several wounded, and some fifteen who were taken prisoners. This information comes from a source which has always proven correct, and therefore is entitled to the strictest credit.— Alex. Journal aes Porice Rgerorts—Firs! Precinct.—.}. Burns, drunk: kept till sober. ~ Third Precinct.—Hester Chew, Victoria Coch- ran. drunk and disorderly; workhouse. Annie Lyden, disorderly; $I—also, second otfence: #3.44—also, for threats; bail for peace. Mary Thomas, disorderly; workhouse. James Mur- phy, do. and drunk: $3.44. Fourth Precinct.—Josiah Perry, grand lar- ceny; dismissed. John Crowley, assault and battery; bail for court. Peter G. Carrico, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Pat Goings, do.; $5. James Stout, do.; workhouse. Mary Swit- zey, drunk; $1.50. Sirth Precinct—James McGregor, drunk and disorderly: $2. Edmond Barrett, do.; 21. Tenth Precinct.—Dayid Adams, assault: Jos. Richards, threats: (yotleib Moore, disorderly; $10.91. J. Keefe, vagrancy; workhouse. Emma Riding: drunk: dismissed. eee Second Warp Station Cases.—Bernard Smith, drunk and disorderly: $5. Thomas McDonald, do.; 5. Wm. Simms, do: $3. H. ©. Defraytus, do; £3. The two last were paroled prisoners of the Powhatan, taken at Fort Sumter a year ago, and in consideration of that tact the cases were dismissed by Justice Miller, with warning not to be brought before him for disorderly condact again. James Thomas, cruelly beating horse: *}. Henry Haag, assault and battery; dismiss: Georg Johnson, carrying weftpons: © James Welch, do; S2i° also, drunk and $4. | A Number of good building lots on lith st., atthe corner of F suget north, willbe sold to the highes: bidder, t@morrow (Saturday) af- ternoon, at4 o'clog&, on the premises. See advertisement in arther column —— | SPEOIAL NOTIOES. | Portas Jewrtuy StorE—No. 43> Pa. aver near 4). street GoD PLlatgen Jewerry and Silver- ype. at the Dollar Jewelry Store, 435 ast. Pre d appearance, be an object of —— Deatu oy Ma. E. T. Gnover.—We record ‘With sorrow the death, after a brief illness, of Mr =. T. Grover, brother of Mr. Leonard Grover, which occurred iast night, at his rese scence im this city Mr. Grover bad made MALY triends in the city, whom it will pain to that he te no more, whom they appreci- ated so bighly. Because of this sad bereaye- tent there will be ver's theater to-night. no pertormance at Mr. Gro- a 4s Eve to cre FutTres.—In the Third Ward of this city an assocition is being er- ganized for the purpose of raising recruits to be credited ne oe tor apy future draft which may occur. auitiation fee and make @ week] member will an coutriuatioal theteby creating @ common fend, out of which $100 will be paid toeach S Tecruit, &5@ substitu for Blaselt, his 4 4 gs it should be. » Auctioneers, | oat N Lockwood's Ena Re: 1 Silk and Wool Scarfs 3 Mars at $2 per hundred, or 25 « | for iv, at 5 r | Hassisi’s, corner 7th | nor 2 6t* nd Maryland avenue, ENNING's. corner 7tb street t 2-6t and Maryland avenue, Island, Besimkss Suits, Pe | HENNING ’s, corner 7th street yland sy enue, Island. Unpe D DRaWwexs, Good cues for $ corner 7th -traet, avenue, Leland. nov 2-6t* Lar and % can procure them at present at half price, viz er pair.at H. A. Hati’s India Rubber | heuse, 310 Penna. av, oc 23-1 Fale anv WINTER CLOTHING, | _New Styles Superb Stock Of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons. Ve: and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men’s and Boys’ Ready made Clothing. which, for ele- ‘ance of style, variety and excel'ence of fabric and fiithrulness of manufacture, has not been sur parted by any stock heretofore offered in thi market é Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentle:nen’s and Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with asturance they will find | the right article on the most reasonable terms | _ Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing ee everything necei ary for a complete ou . sary OF NOAH WALKER & CO... 26% Pa ay Metropolitan Hotel Buil oc j0-8m” Cogns, &C.—Those afflicted with these trouble- some things. whetber hard or soft; also, those trouble? with Bunions, Callosities, Club and In- growing Nails, ean find great relief and sati«!acto- growing Malls spplying to Dr. White. No. 424 Pennsylvania aygnue, between 4*: and 6th streets, No charge for copsultatios oc 21-tf Corfaate’s HONEY soar. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such antversal demand, fs made! from the choicest materials, is mild and emottfent in its nature fragrantly scent- 4, and extremely beneficial in1,a action upon the o~ For sale by all Druggists and ¥ancy Coods os ee ___ Jad-eoly Nupvovus Desizity, Bs: 5S, ates pt OR who hae seals cared blcsoel? Bat the rush, Addrosa Ste, Vine2l) you notbing } mars D& Wily Look Bae, DIED, the cd inst. ‘er a long illness, ‘ ° Bi ee seven Seton aro at Yo'clock , from Na i reldetce on fee secon avenue, between 1, airee*s south, . ‘ Travss Oe Maas, “disorderly: | EWS | led and Gray's Moided Collars, WANTS, ee WELL FURNISHED HOUSE, with 10 or 32 A rooms, wanted by a «mall family ina csntra! location. Adaress B. R. Star Office. na4St= we — + FrOR RENT—A new PRAME HOUSE, om i9th eea New York avenue street. betw; Apply at the premises. n and D st. Or 4-3t AUCTION SALES, Fer other Auction Snies see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ANTED—A smart,tidy GIRL. to do genera: |) HOE SHOP $0 LET—Or would take a man to ane hgueewerk, for a mall family. Enquire et Sirere On ahstee Soo Men Toney avenue BBY 248. ©. McG TIRE & CO., Auctioneers. 3 depot. nov 4°3:*_| FIVE BUILDING Lota N ‘ WANTED—4 cod COOK. ine family of four OURE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR NG LOTS NEAR THE NATIONAL sons. Apply immediately, at No, 4451 H SALB.—The house contalun 6 Frome: late Qa FRIDAY AFTERNOON! Ric otaber ath ates street, between 7th and sth. nov 4-2t Fata and stable. Possession given i it Fable Burnie Bremises, we Shall sell, thres desi- WANTED-—A good colored WOMAN. todo con- | “RAtire at the Btar Ofice, nov 4:3t* f steele ee went Coy ting 15 feet each on north eral housework; must be clean and attentive. | J.\OR SALE—The FIXTURES of Steamed Ova- | Gffice. and rannine nen onthe National Printing Good wages. Inquire at house 296 and 298 D st., ter Saloon, all in good order, Boilers, Iron Box- Also. two Lots in name a foet £0 an alley. Det. 12th and J3the nov 4 2" | $1, Counters.all for $i, Enquire atthe Dew Drops | exch on north G trent menue: fronting 19 foot ANTED—A female OOK. to whom the hieh. | 423 lth street, ___nov i" "| North Cepitol street, und womens (eset went aud get talary will be given.” Apts tw M V FEY PLEASANT. ROOMS. WITH EXCEL. | inches to a.9-foot paved alley TE UME 15 feet 3 ONETLL, Eagle Restaurant, 171 Pa. av., Lee pect Board.in a rivate family, oan be obtaine? Terms: One-thi in cash; the remainder in and 7 y! WANTED-A good colored BOY, between I6 and 38 yearsof age, as waiter, and who is wi ine to make himself generally useful, Inquire a meine fe and 298 D st., between 12th and i3t1. nov 4: mg at 137 J street. eferenices exchanged. , Detween Ra ae F and ivth ste, ROY 4-38 WANTED TO RENT—A small COTPAGE, or three or four unfarnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping for s small family. A perma- nent tenant can be had by addressing, stating Hs and location, Box 570, Washington city ‘ost Office. nov 4-3t" W ANTED—By a respectable woman, a SITU A- TION as wet nurse. Good reference given. Address M, D. D., Star Office. 2days. nov 3-2t* FOR S4rE—A RESTA ROOM and STBAMED OYSTER )and7 and l2and 1. Apply at the foot of 7th street, between the bu ote no 4-St OR RENT—Two second-story ROOWS, unfar- nished, om north side of K street, between 18th MES, McDONOUGH. _ URANT and DINING: SALOON T month in advanee, vo. 65 Maine Within a few mi mutes’ walk of Ba, av. T—Five unfurnished ROOMS in a lar. suitable for housekeeping. Term: Inquire on the prem enue, between 34 and 432 stres nov 4-3t™ V / ANTED—A PERSON to take the washing of 2 ¥¥ family of three persons. $10 a month will be given. Apply at 310 F street, one doorabove llth street. nov 3-2t WwW ANTED—Bya young woman, a SITUATION todo chamberwork, Has no objection to as- iat in general housework. Address JENNIK, Star nO’ © ANTED—A BOILER capable of al- horse powerengine. Address Mr. BAKER, Star Office, nov 2-tf W (CIGARS. call nt No, 39%. corner th and IE SU ANTED A MANEERVANT— Apply at 292 nov 2-3t* Commistary Department, at Ma-tinsburg. (oe ‘At 6th street wharf. __(noy2.im*) —_ PREDERIOK SKiT7. Ww H street, between I7th and Isth, None need Va. Apply, until Friday evening, to C.K, K WANTED Three or four PLUMBERS and wee WANTS TO BUY GOOD AND OHEAP | spply unless they can come well recommended, 100 LABORERS WANTED—To work in the | K, Commissary Agent, S-FITTERS, immediately, at JOSEPH REYNOLDS & CO, 5009th st." oc T-lw_ W AXTED— 50.000 LADTRS to call at the onl STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKIN DEPOT in the Distric’ and get their work done. 351 F street is the pl , and Ladies who do not want their work SPo! will g@ to no other so- called stamping places” We are weekly in receipt of the VERY LATEST STYLES of patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, Stamped Goods, Braid Silk and Cotton for sale. oe 13 tf Fe ip partly furnished. quire at No. 2 c other busi ness Cause of selli, yer would be taken. For pa: 1., at oflice of this paper. RENT— 4 COUNTRY SBAT on the Wash- ‘ton Turapike, three miles from Baltimore, With comfortable Brick residency of nine ro: ms, Rent only $w par month. e Est , bet l4th and lsth. no 4-2t* ASH PAVING RUSINESS FOR 8 $v.000, (worth $5.6.) Ll-health and an- . Or» suitable part- rticulars address J, LE—FOR ney 4-2t* _ orth, be taining 4 rooms, hort! no FOR BALE IN G t WILL AND Fancy and Vai ess. For pat between 4th and 5th. lw* FixT son given for selling out, n Inquire ef Mr. premises. or the undersigned, at 16 EORGETOWN \O RENT— One Furnished ROOM suitable for a Alse.two or three unfurnis! pat 277 B stree ai (9 _ nov 3 iw hi O_LET—4 unfurnished ROOMS. Inquire at 576 6th st., Island, immediately, bet. D and B ntleman. Avpty at 277 B street. 7K Title perfect SALMA COOK. —The GOOD URES of an established ty Store. now doing a good busi- ness. iculars call at No, 79 Bridge street. Suitable for a Millinery store. Satisfactory rea- twe-story HOUSE, on 8 street een 6th and 7th streets west, con- GREEN, on the street nov t-lw* mov 3-3t* A SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOM FOR RENT. Gentlemen only need ap: nov! at 207 6th street, St ae for rent, at 415 10th streat, Board ¢ (Oe WANTED. Headquarters Department of Washington, ) Opfice Chief Quartermaster { Nos. 534, 536, 635 14th atreet. near New York ay , WASHIGTON. Bept. 29, 18/4. Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS to go to Point Lookout, Maryland. 4 $70 per month and aration. Kach workman will bring his ewn kitof tools. Transportation will be furnished bid ths Ges crament fo tie workmen and their cols from this city to Point Lookout. 7 te POJOHN. A. RLISON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, sep tf Department of Washington, ANT SB D-SEOOND HAND FURNITURE Also. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSE U RNISHING GOODS ofevery erp tom. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, fe 8-tf between G and H. east side. a GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS | GAEGETOWN CORPORATION STOCK.— | Those persons who may be disposed to chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of six per obats per annum, ib able quarterly can obtain some by applying to WM. AIRD, Clerk of said Corporatio’ ocl-dtD1 rpowine PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the Petomac Tow Company’s boats, * Potomac,”” Oni Curierant peels aven,’’ Apply to the on boi . epee? °T JOHN B. DAVIDSON, my ls- Water street. Georgetown EDUCATIONAL. = | [EAR O INSTITUTE AND 8CHOOL | OF COMMERCE AND MATHEMATICS. cor, 7th and E sts., opposite the Post Office. Day School | for Boys, $5 per month. Nocharge for Instruniental Music. Private Lessons, from 4 to9 p.m. oc 23 Im* CHAS, B. BAYLY & CO, od 27S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ra Bet. Ith and 12th sts., near the Kirkwood House, Would respectfully inform their Friends and the Public, that they will open | On MONDAY, October 17, 1364, A fine and new assortment of LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, made up in the Latest and most Fashienable style. We will sell at reasonable prices, and hope, by strict attention and integrity, to merit a fair share of the Public patronage Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies’ Department of the business, and we can safely boast of one of the finest assortment of LADIES’ BOOTS AND SHOES in the city, CHAS. B. BAYLY & CO., oc l4-tf No. 275 Penn bet. Nth and [2th sts, USIC FOR BALLS, PARTIES, &c. LOUIS WEBER, No, 569 7th street east, re- spectfully informs his friends and former pa trons that he continues to attend Balls, Par ties, Ac ,with his well organized Band of *ntific Musicians. No. 6697th st. cast, Navy Yard oc m 1 YLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC NEW LOOT AND SHUE STORE Well known asthe Most Pleasant, Safe, and Speedy Crre for COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LENGS. Its superior efficacy in arresting stubborn coughs 1 the first stages of consumption. has long been ated by most families ani physicians, and its success in giving immediate relief trom 4 re cent cough or coid, unprecedented, For sale at the Drug Stores. Price 25 and S0centsa bottle For convenience and portability the sante com- bination may be had ina mild lozenge form, we! adapted to relieve public speakers, singers, nod | children, and known as pam cee “TYLER’S GUM ARABIC COUGH LOZENGES, Lov 1-eo3m* I VITE THE ATTENTION OF the Public te my large and complet ssortment of STOVES and HEAT t=, among which I will name THE NATIONAL GAS BURNER One of the best Stoves now in the market—beauti ful in pattern, and eaves one-third the fuel usually used in Stove of same size. AGENT for the ‘THE MORNING gpk a very beautiful and economical GAS GAS BURNING BASES, BAR ROOM and HALL STOVE! : CHAMBER, COOKING | and RANG Also, KISTERBO! 3 celebrated WROUGHT. | TRON FURNACE, pot up and warranted to vive variety of entire sa ‘faction. A large assortinen! of House- furnishing Goods nod Hardware. W.D. WYVILU, 153 Pu. av., near det. _nov 2+1w" {int & Chron] _ 48G CHOICE FALL BTOCK. 4Qg 456....... PAPERHANGINGS, —.......456 Justopened, a beautifel assortmentof Gold, Em- | broidered and medium priced Gilt pavers. Also, a varied and choice stock of Ratin and | Biank Papers. Borders, Statues, Centre Piewws, 0. | Orders for Paperhangings or Window Shades punetually executed in city or country. | Terms cash for goods and @ or. | 486 186 | The penert nana and most varied atock OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in the District. These goods are warranted to be pilded with ‘gol? leaf'and of superior workman: ship. ‘Also, a beantiful assortment Frames of foreign and domestic manufacture, goods warranted as represented. a} 486 | + WINDOW BHADS. 486 y | Different celors and sizes Window Shades fn | store. Orders for any required style or size Shade made to order. 486 PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. 4s Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas- sels, Rings, Nails. &e. | of Card Visite | ‘All | 2 CARD Vi8iTE FRAMES French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, and American Composition Card Frames in variety 496 PrOtaaHe PICTURES. 86 A few choice Engravings and Paintings for at J, MAKKRITE: pa, No. 40 Seventh street ® @7-Please remember the Number, 4%6, a1 term Cash for Goods and Labor. sep owe? I BeOS Aly ALLIOT. from Paria, mlogarte da oats wennssvanis avenue, Wi ’s Hot ¥ €xpiration of lease will remove sna open October 2th, at No. 324. E street. near Grover 's Theatre. Oc 13-1m* se BSTITUTES! SUBSTITUTES!) SUBSTITUTES! SUBSTITUTES! a on hand good men for Substitutes, for TRONS ‘thi . orthree years Pe! drafted i ee our eR at once, with no Miateee 5 ASELDY. 940 oth atzeat. oc 24-20" one Pens pn und ie H. FULLER—COAL and WOOD of all E.. Scriptions and quantition furnishes at ty lowest market rates. Offi ‘arner of K aad 1 i ate weat, ec fies et can, 86 | Raney: hefurmished if desired. 0 RENT—Two or three ROOMS, furnished unfurnished.inathree story brick, at No.5: nov "PUREE UNFt bh st. near Pa. CRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Two larce, neatly furnisbed ROOMS, on the second tioor, ween @ and nov 3-3 one syaare from city cars, two north of the Gapi 1 nov3-3t* Fo RENT—Six Furnished ROOMS; also, good * Table BOARD, terms $25 per month 456%, sth street, next door to the Chronicle ov 3-3t* of JU Delaware avenue, ., App! 0 at" For KENT-A fi calities on Pennsylvania avenue. Sth str Ap 3 ‘OR RENT OR FOR SALE—A new AME HOUSE containing 7 rooms, situated near the For. partica corner of 8th and D streets, Island, lars inquire of 8. L LENT, Rox 260 Alexandrig, Va. a wood corner of F Qneen sts.. Alexandria, or address B. no Ss lot ot frame D HOUSEHOLD FU MALL HOUSE FOR RENT A FOR SALE —We oller at p: NITURE uate on Vermont avenue, near N street. factory applicact can secure the house, which rents for $2u per mont JAS. pal business part of th suitable for any reepectal fucturing business. A beautiful large I ndows and skyligh ty, over ie t, airfay and NT N BALTIMORE STREET, for a Sutler’s suppl obtained ats moderate rent, togeth ND FURNITURE fe sale a small and # neat LING HOUSE. with five rooms, sit- A +atis- h. C, McGUIRE &CO., Aucta. OM, 51x24 fe in the 7 107th street, le mercantile or mann- Rent only 340) per anaum, payable monthly ia advance. Apply to P. J. BELLEW & CO., 10 7th street, 3 doors south of nov 3-3t Odd Fellows’ Hall. pores Et PARLOR POR RENT, wit at 376 Hst., bet, sth and lith, ne 3 OR RENT—Two nicel y FURNISHED Ri On the frst flsor,at No. 40™ 13th str no 3t* 6th and 7th. en G and b OR KENT—A handsomely furnish: desirable ROOM, Inquire at No, > F quire 380 E street, between 10th and Iith sts 6t and very 2 Hst., v2 (SHED ROOMS, for gentlemen, at 308 treet, between Mars. avenue and I street, URNISHED ROOMS for single gentlemen, each room suitable for two or threa geatlemen in- NT.1T0 GEN pp 1th and 12th sts., In NT, LEMEN—The best Cham- Tina private dwelling, No. 419 H str offered, on or west. 1 ceilin, fo high us parlor. Washington unfurnished if required, prok RE and twelve acres. within ten minutes street, between G and H hetw VHREE ROOMS FOR REN od orchard. a fine Wi free, Thisfarm w e person on motierate walk of This farm is under good cultiva dwelling houre and the necessary Au n FURN «SHED HOUS nerof isth and H sts., No. for applicants from 9 o'clock a . The house will not! ouRe Three h a ghborhood, w Situated in Pa. ay A new FRAME HOUSE and Lot Phe is 14 by 28, two stories. the First Ward. about 4" yarda from address J. 1, BYRAM, No. 6 Call b street —In House 436 9th fr Parlor 16 by I out ear rented for BOY W feet high; basement 10 by 16, ceiling not Location one of the finest in They will be rented furnished, or i noy 2.3t* A FARM containing one hundred ive miles from the city, and Railroad Station . has 2 good lding: e house, toa re Inquire at Bov 2 4t* FGR RENT at the cor- 69, will he 44 Bo: ninodating corner of {th strest west nev! Gt" ne one unturnished ROOMS to rent, without board. Boarding house in i here meals are serve! 20 New York avenue, between 9th it FoCENISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —Two hand- mely furnished PARLORS and CHAMBERS, allou the firrt tloor, suitable for a family or single gentlemen. with or without board, Any Members or others wishing to have comfortable r for the winter, can secure them hy on Gat Appl cation at nov Llw* FF RENT—A ¢ 0 J.P.CRUTCH 477, corner Sth and D'sts, story Brick juarters Dwelling HOUSB, on north side of ¥ street Porth, next to the corne posite th Possession giv to JAMES TOW H st., betwe ately, LES, Property Ag n Sth and 9th sta. west f 13th atreet west, and the late Gen, .essnp. r terms apply t, office 490 Office, at the hours of 1o'clock and 5p. 1 _bov 1-tf ck of Patent 12th at., bet. Land K, nyHE vate sale a tract of LAN from the Capitol. over. acres cleared, and 45 in meadow; unsurpassed timt improvementa.¢ or inquire of the subse ot Benning’s bridge. ssepG-2m=: Ht of extremely low. rent, situated on P s\ DOR RENT—Two comfortable furnished ROOMS, communicating with each other, Apply at4oL o¢ 31-e03t* VIDL SELL AT PRI- x , containing about two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 mi es from 4', st ,near Arsenal gate, oe 3h-lw house, Benning’s Bridge; about 50 the balance in r, mostly oak and chestnut. No ta small house. P For further particulars address Box 354, W ugton, D wiles mortbeast Mea ______E. SHERIFF. ORSALE—The FURNITURE and GOODWILL ofa large and well furnished boardin, c.. r FON RENT Two ROOMB, on second floor, auit- G and ff Seals: oe 29 etory brick HOUSE, able for four gentlemen. and one on firet floor, Inquire at 437 sth street, between streets. westside, For SALE—A new thr southwest corner of 9d Georgeiown, D. and Market streets, C., containing the latest improvements, in perfect order, stable, ice boure and all attached Terma easy, and possession when required 7 Tooms, with all A brick necessary Out-buildings House 45x43. lot 50x150 Price $35,100. forth ar ibacculece apply on the premises. oc we 200. For GAR STORE FOR SALE—PRICE ABOUT Good locality, near the little market; r of 8th and L streets. Possession given oc 23-1w* FJOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE—On H andG streets Dorth,on Maine and Maryland ave- Daca Mand N south. oc 24-im D selected stock. will be sold per city. K south, and +, street west, bstween B. MILBURN. 6-3. Jail. 2S eee RUG STORE FOR SALE- Ono of the best busi- ness Standsin the city, with a large and well cold'for eash aod good pa- Address “A. B,”’ Post Ofiee, Washington Oc 2)-2w" (A08LING HOUBE FOR BALE. Proprietor of thi: ales and Restaurant in’ @ wishing te en, SukrN ESS can call on the eo ina sylvania avenue bet. 12th and ISHED ROOMS FOR RENT .—For rent. ot an well furnished ROOMS st 430 1 atneete ildyen ts mos seis ee T able aad desirable and ion in one Wash: F popular and well-known Is to retire from busi- ness, aod offers his well-known heuet iF prietor, 24 1th rival 7 Peon- ool ag NO of thi Be .7 v HED ROOMS iT. wi it tlemen onl) siege’, Gear Perrier ee urs < 25 = HH. or daguire avenue, (Bookstore.) <NISHED ROOMS and a base- ment KITOHEN, 306 Delaware avenue, only 1 hee. POR RENT A two-story and basement FRAME HOUSE, on F street, near Delaware avenue, ond opposite the Government Warehouse, Inquire LCS FAUTH, Massachusetts avenue, near nov > ROOM, in one of the best lo- Snitable for Dress Making or any kind of Fancy Business. ply at No. A Market Space, up stairs, 24 door from OMS, ot, be 12 months. with in on the premises Oonveyanoes and stam terest, secured by « deed of trust ps at the cost of the pur- Ineludi Work Horses A large co) band Garria Carts, sui which the sale will and Saturday, Suitable tora Coac lot of Glasaes, nov 3-2t ages, Li table’ for Atirst rate Family Hi nov? wm. chaser, nov1'4 J.C. MCGUIRE & 00., Anets, YWM.L. WALL & CO.,Anetioneers. _ Washingten Horse and Carriage Bazaar, = La. ay., bet. 9th aud 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, Ac. On SATURDAY MORNING mencing at 10 o'clock, we will comprising about— FIFTY HORSES. e very fine Harness, Saddle, and Full description at sale, ALSO. lection of desirable New and Second- ht Wagons. Buggies. Wage 28, Sutlera, Harness, &c., with November Sth, com- eell at the Bazaar commence, Furniture, Beds and Bedding, Stoves, Bete WB WAL, ¥ WM. B. LEWIS & ©0., Auctioneers. FURNITURE AND CLOTHING. SHOES, &o., AT AUCTI BATURDAY, November 5, at 9% o'clock, at our Store, No, 307 Pa. avenue, we shali sell a good ALSO, Salesof Horses regular every Tuesday, Thursday . * ALSO, Carriages and Harness at private sale. ALSO. | One very fine Mecaily Carriage in perfectorder, Two nearly new Family Oatri and the other six, and in ex 50, 8, one four seat cellent order, CO,, Aucta, — BOOTS AND ON. Looking Alao, large lots of Clothing. Shirts, Boots and Shoes, Woollen Hoss. Dry Goods, & W. 2B. LEWIS & CO. Aucts” On SATUKDAY Boo Carpets, O11 Glo Harness, B noy3-d oth, Ru, NG Aico, One Gol! Watch. by Coope GRAFTON YJ. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. EXECUTOR’S SAL MORNI Wo’clock, in front of the Auction RB GO. MeGuire & Co, E shall sell. by order of the Or phan’s Court, a small lot of Furniture ant hold Effects, comprising— Besey Hollow Chair, Lounge care. Writing Table, Desk Chairs, Tables. Wardrobes Silver Plated Tea Sett Silver Plated Ice Pitcher Mantel Clock, Pictures OF SUNDRIES. + November 5th, at jooms of Jas. es uffalo Robe, Whip, dc., ke. is YLER, Executor. JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, sell a lot of and Effects. co: Marble Tops Stoves to mention. v4 TWO DESIRAL STREEL Building Lots, fro and 3d street wes! Terms: trust, Cc chaser nov and hour and in th the premines, ex On WEDNESDAY, Lots N street, Island 731. each Tronti bus, Capitol Square. parts of Lots Nos, alley ot N Connecticut av ty of Washing gomery county Wm. M. Mc DOSSeRSeS B Ver land miay due in If the term days from the ¢ right to res the risk ard cost comply, offered three other: ing respectively 3 eral pieces of land about four mil street turnpike, i neighborhood, a health, good 8 easy acl to those who desire 5: or pros. novid of Columbin e Brocatellc Cover So Arm and Parlor C} Marble top Tables, Window € Bair-cloth covered Matting, Oil Clotl Marble-top Dres: Boisters and Pillow Spreads, Sheeting, Lounges. Dinin, China, Glass an Table Terms cas! novsd BLE BUI L > BETWEE: NUK AND 3D STREET BT. Cn FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November 11 o'clock, on the premises, we One-third and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of A valuable Tract of Lan Creek Church Hoa opposite Odd Fellows’ Room, prior to and on the tay of sale nti e orde: Nor. ne fi eiween Ist and ¥ J. G. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND PETS AT | INITURE AND CARPETS AT PUBL B On SATURDAY MOKNING, November 5, at 1) o'clock. in front of the Auction Rooms. we hall very superior Hou-ehold Furn:ture comprising in part of— Handsome Carved Rosewoo! Chamber Suits with Marble. top Tables, Fancy Work Tables Lounges, Sofas, anil Kockers Bookeases. Desks, Ofice Chairs Superior Velvet and Rrassela Carpets. Rize Hedstends, Mattresses, Bedding, Cooking and other Together with many other articles not necessary JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts, ¥ J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. “DING LOTS ON NORTH IN NEW JERSEY AVE- WEST atats hall sell two fine 3 each 22 feet on the north sido of north L street, between New Jersey avenue nil running bask 7 feet. in eash; the remaiader in 6 veysnces and stamps at the cost of the pur- ____J.0, MoGUIRE & ©O., Anets, BX 248. C. MoGUIRA & CO., Auctioncers, CHANCERY SALE, By authority of a decree of the Supreme Courtof this District passed in a car of the late G. C. Granmer, jr. Iwill on the days r hereinafter named, on Ke to sale te the highest bidder No.2,in Reserve tion Maryland avenue, nvar the Canal B 3a 12 and 9th, fronting 5 feet on the weat side went. by 10 feet deep. ted near to the General Post Office; improved by a two-story brick house, Th ALSO, enue, y fine nG and for which the purchase 5 willbe taken, and alien reserved on the proper mall On MONDAY, Nov. Mth, Auction Rooms, id lying partly in the cou he not com o.6 and Lot lettered G,in Square No. frosting respectively on north L street and atl: tear the son, containing 45 building @ sean at the Auction Rooms, as prescribed byfthe mc is A Stamps, deeds, &c ,atthe oe purchase: ec%-eokds J.C, McGUIRE IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SAI Said last mentioned tract il i very valuable for cou residences or market farm a delightful and present the inducement o abundant springs of excellent water. schools, churches, Wash an Plats of the farm, with its subdivisions. may t feen by persons desiring to purchase at the office of Christopher Grammer. No, 507 Seventh st.. Hisll, or at the Auction at dt ied with within y of sale, the traster reserves the | on seven days’ of the and 10 the following Saluabie real estate, to wit: at 4% 0’clock p. m. ronting — feet on ige at 3d Lots A and 8, in sub-diviston of part of Square No, ton Pennsylyai Atreots emat. Improved by two fram one brick tenement. n THURSDAY, November lth, at 5 o'clock p.m. ave- Fy the e and in Square No. 47 of sth street 18 property. ic situa- Part of Lot No. 12, in Square No, 833, being the north 25 feet fronting on 4° 12 fret inches toa wide public alley Lot is opposite the First Presbyterian Church, and forme a portion of the grounds attached to the residence of the late G On FRIDAY, Nov. nt Lot No. ¥, in Square No. 297, south D street, by 14) feet deep to a public between 12th and isth strects, Island. wen SATURDAY, Nov. i2th. ata? street, by depth of This . Grammer, sen, 2 o'clock p.m frovting 25 feet on ‘clock p,m. det. 20 clock m.,at the 1 partly in Mor tin, ‘arm of the late acres, and t of decree: One-third oaths, with inter onds, with suri five ublic notice, at urchaser failing to ODD, Trustee & CO.. Aucts. _They are situate City Hall by th improvin d good roads. 1 8 C. McGUIRE & CO., Auct ofas, ins Rugs, Y¥ T. DOWLING, Auct'r, Georgetown, D.C. TRUSTEE'’S SALE GF FURNITURE AND EF- FECTS OF THE UNION HOTEL. G@EORGE- TOWN, On MONDAY MORNING. November 7th, the land recor’s for Washicgton count Ishall sell the Furniture 19 Forte, Cover and Stool, French plate Mirrors y “aca Chairs, Cane and Wood-acat Chairs, Crockery Ware, ‘Cutlery, Castors, Waiters, Bar and Bar Fixtures. i re Cooking gt vee Karge Rane ard Tables. ih. s LL. PHILLIPS. SAMO EE Oe DO com- mencing at 1 o'clock, and continuing each ty Until the whole is disposed of. by virtue of edeed of trust dated October sth. 1883, an? duly recorded in Liber N.C T.. No_15, folio 393, et ae« f ing nd Ef- fee.s of the Union Hotel, Georgetown, compris- i Curtainsand Fixtures. “4 Sofas and Chairs, Velvet, Brussels snd other Carpets, beg and otber Bureaus, Marble-top Washstand>, Wardrobes Double and Single Bedsteads, Hairand Husk Mattresses. Featber beds, Blankets, Comforts, 3, Trustee. WLING, Auct, business will mane, it the ol be carried on by William 8. * id fang, eae: Fenneylvania avenue, | OT IGT Sg0LU TION OF COPARTNERSHIP, ersbip heretofore existing between Geraed 28 Merchant Tailors, is, this lth day of October. 1804, dissolv. By mutusi consent, All debts due the late firm wii pepaid to Wm. 8. Teel. i BENTON. io hopes to merit = the late Gran LIAM 8. TEEL. try | a] Porgetown, to | arms for either pleasure | stores 1 House- | «| relating totheestate | AUCTION SALES, FUYTURK DAYS. ————_—____“** B. J.C, MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. CELLENT BUILDING TPE RING ROTS ON 14TH ST. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Noy. ¢, o'clock. on the premises. hall se must ext bidder. twen ne slate xen four fine Bu: gerber of 14th and Tats. Eleven of fae's tin incest sles ities the fensade a le ic ve @ remai on T street, ear lith at. rence ermus: Que third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured bye feed of trusten the premises. A payment of $25 eneach lot required at the time of sale. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the par- ch. J.C, McGUIRE & OO., Aucta. Yr oc 7d couregueuca ct the see nant Gar O See ae quence of the rain, un TERNOON November 6th anu hour end place. novs-d 3.0. McGUIRE & OO. Aacts: BY Tos. powLInG, Auct'r; Georgetown, BAILIPP'S SAL ROF FURNITURE IN a 5 TON pe mon perky * GEORGETOWN, error Gone AY MORNING, November 7th, at 19 t due Fle. Of an order of distress for house ex : pe F. Teany & Co., against the “Union ote nn Georgetown. T have this day dist op al the goods and chattels of said hotel to , Heater eee ae Notice that on the day Pall se . Spore ewed L shall sel ie goods and chattels to JNO. H _ now 3-4 TROMAS DOWLING RET. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, No, #96 cornet 7th and D streets Korth, VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMP! eats NEAR THE LONG BEIDOR ae On WEDNESDAY, the h November instant, el, on the premisea.commencing at 4 p.m.. that Beautiful Square of Ground bounded by 1st and sth, and south D and reets, it being the Square next to the Lon, It ixsub divided into 25 han‘some Build- Bridge. ing Lots. one of which is improved by @ fine three- story Frame House, containing 5 conveniently ar- ranged rooms, with ail pecesary ont buildings such as Dairy, Smoke House. Stable. Wood and. Coal House. and Pump in the yard. The Lot or which the Building stands, has beautiful front of 15243 feet om 14th street, with a depth on south D of 90 feet; the reat of Lots are small and of wetocs sizes to suit purchasers. This property ia beau fully situated for a Public House snd. Gar hi ing the advantage of over 40) feet of wa’ lege on the Potomac river, which give establishment the advantage of fishing as | agreat public thoroughfare. Ifthe property can not be sold together it will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Terms: One-half cash; balance in sixand twelve monthe.for notes bearing interest from day of sale Adeed givenacdas deed of trust taker, . conveyancing including revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Ls! ae 325 will be required of each purchaser when the property is knocked eff. nov leokda GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta ¥ J. 0. McGUIR® & O8., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH N SPREET, BETWEEN 4 5TH STREETS ih By virtue of a deed of trust from Michael Runa- han and wife, bearing cateon the l4th dayef July, Isi9, duly recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. Folios et. seq., to the subscribers, Trustees of the enix Building Association of Washington city, Weshallaell.on thepremicos, on TUBSDAY, the 22d day of Novamber.at5 o'clock p. m., partof Lot twenty-one, (21)in Square No. 513, beginning for the said part of lot at the north west corner of said lot. and runaing thence east with the line of north | N street, fifteen feet, thence south one hundred and eight feet eight and a half inches, themce west fifteen feet, thence north one hundred and eight feet eightand » halfinches, improved bya small brick tenement. Terms: One-third of the purchass money cash, the residue in two equal payments, at6tand 13 months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by a deed of trus' Twenty dollars to be paid down at the time of Sale, and if the terms are no‘ fully complied with within five days from day of sa'e. the Trustees will resell the property, after five days public notice, at the risk and expense of the defaulting pur~ chase Sta | pur pri such an well as ipaand conveyancicg at the cost of the na ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, 5. HILLTARY 6, SPALDING ¢ Trustees no l-vod&ds J.€ McGUIKE & CO., Aucts Y JAS, C. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE LIBRARY OF 1,500 VOLUMES. | On THURSDAY BVENING, November Ith, at7 o’elock, on the first floor of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, by catalogue, the Library of the Rev. Joshua Moréell, Rector of Christ Chu { mygehens 1,509 velumes, cheice works | partment of literature. @7- Catalogues ready for delivery on Wednes day, the Sth instant, Terms cash, a J C. MOGUIRE & CO., Au oc ¥ J. 0. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT | | | | | ON NINTH STREE? WEST. BETWEEN AND LSTREETS NORTH On MONDAY AFTEROON. Noy, 7th, at 4% o clock, on the premises, we shall sell a desirable two-story and basement brick'Dwelling House and Lot, situated on the east side of oth street west, be- tween K and L. streets north, with brick stable and cod alley in rear. This house {s one of # block bown as‘*Doughty’s Row.’ Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premisen Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, _novl J. ©. MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucta, BY s. ©. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDIN j ., LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD. - By virtue of a decree made and passed by the Su- } preme Court of the District of Columbia, in a | cause depending therein, No. 284, Rquity Docket | 7.1 willsell, on the premises,en THURSDAY, the | ith day of Novem D. 1564, at 4 e’clock p. m., the seuth balf of Lot numbered thirty (39) and the whole of Lot numbered thirty one (31) in Sguare numbered one hundred,in the city of Washington, The part of Lot thirty fronts 25 feet 94¢ inches on 2)th street west, between Land M streets north, Lot thirty-one will be sold in two equal parts each fronting 25 feet inches on 2'th street, and all er, A the property extends back 183 feet 9 inchea to = thirty feet alley. The property is in a rapidly improvinw wars of the city, and the title is per- lect. Terms cash Conveyancing, including stamps, at the oxpenss of the purchaser. | FRED’K W. JONES, Trustee on the Rock | _oc-eokds J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts,_ ALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE STORES, , WASstINGTON ARSENAL, Wasuixetom, D.C., November 3, 1868. Lhe told at Public Auction, at the Arsenal th of NOVEMBER, 1334, at 10 o’clock a, m., a lot , ORDNANCE STORRS, condemned as unfit for use. viz 1 Steam Boiler and Pump, i Double Lathe, 6 Grindstones, 1 Gray Bianket-, 1S Blue Blankets, 41 Red Blankets, 7 Pole Pads, Gutts Percka, Cavairy Round, 1) yards Silk Serge 0 pounds Woollea Varna, 1000 pounds do Raga, $ pounds Shoe Thread, £5 Barrels. 5 Jugs. 7 Bottles, 2 Water Cans, 4 382 Watering Buckets, Gu 9 ALSO A large lot of i i WROUGHT AND CAST IRON. Successful bidders will be required toremove the thin five days from the date of sale Cash, in Gov ernme me funds G nov 3 lat Major Com «ALE OF CONDEMNED OATS. HIBE QUARTERMASTER’S OFPicn, cone Depor or WAsKINGTO Wasaisctom. D.C., November 1, 1554 ction st Saventa-street on SATURDAY, N KA. M., & quan co Terms Will be sold at Public A Cc Wharf, Washington per 12, 1264, at 31+ vember 12, 1061, at 11 4’clo | condemned as untit fer use Buccessfal bidders will be required paremove the ts within five (5) ays from date of cale, | Oferms Cash ere omen, Brigadier General an ief Quartermaster, | now lt Depot of Washington, * | Q@ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER'S Ss STORES, AMBULANCES, &c. Chief Quarvermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, . = ‘ashington, D. C., October 97, 1364, { Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Govern ment Warehouse, sitnated on the square between E and F and 20th and 2ist streets, Washington, D. | C..op FRIDAY, November 11, 1864, at 1) o'qloc¥ | a. m.,alot of | | Peake and Ohio Canal. immediately QUARTERMASTER'’S STORES, condemned as unfit for use, vi Axes, Carpenters’ Bridles, Buckets. Saldles, Saddle Blankets, Stable Brooms, Stoves. Saws, Shovels, Picks, Paulins, Halters, Scrap Leather, Portable Forges, ives, and @ | large lot of Scrap [ronand Wagon Tire, &c. ALso, Will be sold at footof igth street, near Chesa- after the com- rred to, @ number of pletion of the sale above refe Wagons, Me if D Ambulances, Ca: Medical Wagons, Wa; n Bodies, Spring Wagons, &c- E 7 ee required to remove the Bioses withia Eve i) daye from the dave of sale. ent funds. Terms cash, in Government) TT RUCKER, fer ter, Brigadier General and OO yor Washington, ———————— Fok sarki eentgntnt Wait Bice Gathng Bone auality rbut fork saad widths peniere is it will Feasonable terms ifap) for i lately and ig Sete as ARR, 369 4560 LARDIBPARN CHASE, « novet, By 7. Aooivie sree ttint cuter ae ned neusoee A