Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. __ AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s THEATEE.—First time this season of Clifton W. Tayleur’s great moral drama, found. ed upon a passionate, thrilling, and successful novel, entitled «East Lynne; or the Elopement, in which Miss Alice Gray appears as Lady Isabel ana Madame Vine. his beautiful drama was put on the stage About a year since and filied the house for many nights in suc- cession. All who wish to learn a truly moral lesson we advise to go to-night. Canrseevry.—To-night will appear at the (Canterbury a umber of new star performers, among whom is W. A. Wray, the most aston- ishing performer of the age. He pertorms on thirty different musical instruments. Also, Mons. ee oe excellent performer. Cherry, _to-nig' mn “Ohair-ology,” and «Have You Seen Her.” First appearence of Jennie Walton the cerebrated dansense. Grover’s THEATRE.—First appearance this season Of the great tragedy and comedy com- bination, E. L. Davenport, J. W. Wallack, and Miss Susan Denin, who will appear to-night in Shakspeare’s sublime tragedy of “Othello.” ‘The lovers of tragedy will be on hand to-night to receive their old Washington favorites witn & crowded house. To-morrow night Wild Oats and the Morning Uall. SANDERSON’S MINSTRELS.—This fine band of performers have consented to remain four more nights with us—Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. This celebrated troupe will perform at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, to-night. Opp Fgtitows’ Lever To-NicuT.—We take leasure in announcing to the public that Co- umbia Lodge, No. i0, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will to-night givea grand concert and levee at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. Every arrangement has been made that will tend to the comfort and pleasure of the occasion. An able address will be de- livered, atter which an excellent string band ‘will furnish music tor those fond of the dance. ‘Let the friends of No. 10 make themselves known to-night. No postponement on account of the weather. SS SEVENTH WARD LINCOLN AND JOHNSON Meerine.—A large and enthusiastic meeting was held in Island Hall, by the Lincoln and Johnson Club, on Saturday evening. In the audience, we noticed quite a number of ladies, ‘who manifested much interest in what was said anddone. The excellent band engaged for the occasion, performed its part of the ex- ercises admirably well. It belongs toa per- T™anent company of cavalry, from Oariisle ‘Barracks, Pennsylvania, which is now sta- tioned at Camp Stoneman, at Giesboro Point. After the preliminary business had been dis- ed of, the President of the Club, Mr. P. A. os well, introduced to the audience Mr. H. A. Pierce, of California, who addressed the club an an eloquent and intelligent speech on the political issues of the day, which was received With loud applause. General Carrington, District Attorney, then Sppeared on the stand, and was received with tremendous applause. Gen. ©. said he dia not Attribute this flattering reception to anything he bad done; but that it was the overflowing joy of loyal hearts in behalf of the country. cre said he had a great many friends in the Seventh Ward, but mere personal friendship could not elicit such exhibitions of joy. He ‘was glad to see that the right spirit pervaded the audience: was glad to seeit so enthusi- astic; and was also glad to see so many sol- diers present. He knew they had done their duty in the fleld by the cartridge-box, and knew they would aiso do their duty on the Sth @t the ballot-box. He wished to know what his fellow-citizens had come to Island Hall for, and what they were doing there. Well, be said, he knew. The child was christened, and his name is Abraham Lincoln. Address- ang the soldiers, he said they should pray for the Union and fight for the Unicn, under the Mlag. He hoped he wonld be excused for talk- ing tothe soldiers, for heonce was a soldier bimeelr. To tne ladies present like to say something to them, but was afraid. He had talked to very many ladies ‘when he was young, but always made a fool of himself when he did so. ewas glad to see them there, especiallyin so good acause. ‘The devotion of women was firm, steadfastand trne. Go to the hospital, see lying there a sol- dier who is wounded, sick at heart, despond- ing, with no kind sister, wife or mother to ress his fevered brow or soothe his pillow, Be has almost ceased to desire to live, when ark! a footstep, a voice attracts his attention, and he revives. Tis the voice ot some loved friend who has come to minister to his wants, and, by the untiring devotion and kind care of that wite, mother or sister, he finally rallies And recovers, and once more enters the field and strikes another blow for freedom and his country, his Government and his flag. After the speaker had discoursed a while donger, and was about to take his seat, some one in the audience wished him to ‘tel! them something about Bill Gary.” He resumed by Saying that he a night or two since passed by 2 McClellan club-room, and there was Gary ad- dressing the club, and all he could hear him Bay was‘ “it’s unconstitutional; it’s unconsti- tutional,” which was about all they had to say. He could not illustrate it better than by relating an incident which occurred in Virginia a few years since. It was proposed to build a rail- Toad from * Possum’s Hollow” to the Devil’s Den, across @ very high mountain. The folks of these two places never met but that they had @ quarrel; and, while one party wanted the Tailroad constructed, the other was decidedly opposed to it, and swore it should not be done. ‘He, while in conversation with General * of “Possum’s Hollow,” asked him what he thought of the idea of constructing the railroad; ihe General thought it an excellent thing. Just at this time Col. Fireball, of the «‘Devil’s Den,” came up, and he declared it was unconstitu- tienal, and swore that if a train of cars ever crossed that mountain, he would be d—d if they ‘would ever get back again, and puiled eff his coat and wanted to whip the General: when the General told him, if he licked a man he wanted to lick & cleaner one that Col. Fireball. He remarked that, out there, if a man killed a rattlesnake he was immediately made a briga- he said he would quer general; he thought if a man killed a cop- | yperhead he should at once be made a major general. (Cheers and laughter.) ins that secesh had Killed it,and he would now let it and the Confederacy die together. He said the opposition insisted that the war ‘Was @n unconstitutional one. ferent opinion, and knew that the Executive ‘Was doing but its duty, as the laws of war pro- vided that, in case of civil war, the President should resort to arms to quell any insurrection ‘which could not be suppresse by the civil power: that foreign powers in Europe had even quoted the same in relation to their own difficulties, In reyerting to General McClellan he said the General pronounced this an unrighteous and unboly war; he pronounced the wara fail- ure, and withal, expected the soldiers to sup- port him in the coming contest. Could the gallant men in the field support him who had pronounced the war a failure, after having lost 80 many of their comrades! Could they vote for him who has thus attempted to dishonor the gallant dead! Could they now abandon the contest when victory is within their grasp, and leave their braye comrades in dishonored graves, some of them brothers, who have yielaed up their livesand spilled their warm and patriotic blood in defense of the best gov- ernment on earth? No, never. Who was responsible for the war of 1512? Democrats. For the war of Mexico! crats. For the repeal of the Missouri Com. promise? Democrats And whois responsible for the present war! have been the cause of all sectional strife and threaten a sectional movement in case McUlel- Jan is not elected. General C., after some further remarks, took his eent, amid the applanse of the audience The club then adjourned to next Wednesday evening, at7 o'clock, to hear the good news. = ge Forp's TuzaTsr—This theater, which, from the commencement, has given us stan- dard prices, pow announces East Lynne for this evening. Most of our readers are familiar, doubtless, with the novel on which the play is founded. The beauty of a sister’s love for an out-cast, but innocent brother, and the grate- tul fidelity of those in humble life to their em- ployers. are touchingly drawn. So, also, is the pathetic incident of the erring and dis- carded wife and mother, who altered past re- cognition, like a ghost of her former self, re- inhabits the happy home she madly lost, and listens, in anguish, to the very song she sung in her early bridal days, while the bridegroom whe then listened, now hears it again from the lips of the fond wife, who has replaced her in his heart, while the smiling forgetfulness of the woman that drearily upen them, seems & mockery of the wi that rng like a <teath-knell on the heart: ‘When other lips and other hearts Pipes of love shall be uage whose excess imparts, The love they feel so well. ™Mé6y perhaps, in such & scene, Some Tecollection. a 4 Of da: be, that have as hay deen, << —____ UCTIVE Fige.—Shortly after 9 o’clock ao slarm of fire was sounded ». 21, at the corner of New Jersey avenue and C-street, which was caused by the extensive food. eb. issuing of erie on tablisbment an ot 3.5. Aldrich & Son & Co., at the intersection of 1; ~ and C street with 2d street. The both the Government and city ‘was promptly on the ground, but the buif; a frame, they could do nothing ¢u; than te check the spread of the fiames to the lumber yard and the Hdl | Church, near We “ y ‘The carpenter shop of Mr. J.W. Walker, tate! of Wilmington, was.destroyed, but, we believe, He was of adif- | Demo- | Democrats. And they | | | Btates and Canadas, peaking of slavery, he said it was dead; | most of the work in it, as well as tools, were safely removed. The lumber yard of Mr. Betts, adjoining, was in great danger for some time, but by the use of the hooks of the hook and ladder companies, a portion of the stock ‘was removed and the greater part of thi are saved; the only loss sustained by Mr. being caused by breakage. Aldrich & Co. are the heaviest losers, having had on hand a large stock of feed and flour, over three hundred barrels of the latter having n stored on Saturday,) which was totally destroyed, as were also five valuable horses, & cow and two dogs. There had been no person attached to the firm in the building for over two hours before the fire was discovered, and there seems to be no doubt but that it was the work of an incern- diary. The steamersand hook and ladders were on thespot and at work in ten minutes after the alarm was sounded. ——_—-— SABraTH OnsERVANCES. — The various churches of our city were well attended yes- terday, as also were the different Sabbath schools. Communion was held in many of the places of worship. and missionary and tem- perance meetings were held during the after- noon by the Sunday school scholars. During the evening services at Wesley Chapel Presi- dent Lincoln and Mrs. Lincoln were present, together with Attorney General Bates and other prominent persons of Washington. Mrs. Elizabeth Comstock, of the Societv of Friends, was presentand addressed the congre- gation. Rey. C.C. Burr officiated in the ab- sence of the pastor, Rev. Dr. Nadal. Mrs. Comstock based her remarks on the words «We have no continuing city here, but we seex for one to come.” She handled her subject ably, and all present were well pleased with her judgment and sound reasoning in connec. tion with tne text. 2S A DoveLre MARRIAGE.—At six o’clock last evening, East Washington Methodist Church was filled to overflowing, by a large con- course of persons, who came to witness the solemnization of the marriage vows between two young couples, of the Sixth Ward. The brides were the two Misses Eila and Emma Austins, daughters of Mr. V.C. Austin, and the grooms, Mr. E. J. Palmer, clerk ijn the ordnance Department of the Navy Yard, and Mr. J. Orville Johnson, the well-known pho- tographer of the Sixth Ward, (and who has now in his beautiful bride, taken the best pic- ture of all) was performed by Rev. H. N. Sipés, each couple waiting on the other, and the knots being well tied, the large number of friends and acquaintances extended their con- gratniations, es eet hes H. CLay STEWART, corner H and 22d streets, is selling Coal at greatly reduced rates. See advertisement. SPEOIAL NOTIOES. oe GRAND OPENinG! Having just returned from New York, I take great pleasure in announcing to the ladies of Washingtcn, Georgetown, and the vicinities, that on Tuesday next, November 8th, I will have a grand opening of the newest and latest styles of Falland Winter Bonnets. Oloaks and Fancy Goods of all varieties, te which I particularly invite their attention. Wis BARR, 32 Market Space, Loca News, | Lockwood’s Enameled and Gray’s Molded Collars, Beautiful Silk and Wool Scarfs. F Good Paper Collars at $2 per hundred, or % cte, for 10, al noy 2-6t* OvERCOATS from $10 to $60, at HENNING’S. corner 7th street, and Maryland avenue, Island. Bostmess Suits, $16 to $55, at HEESING’S, corner 7th street, noy 2.6t* and Maryland avenue, Island. H&XNING’S, corner 7th street, and Maryland avenue, Island, nor 2-6t™ UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, $2 to $4.50, Good Gaes for $2.5), at HENSING’s, corner 7th street, nov 2.6t* and Maryland avenue, Island, Lapigs’ Rusper SANDALS, sizes 234, 3, 332.4, 434 and5, Ladies wearing either of the above sizas can procure them at present at half price, viz: 75 per pairs at Ha, Hart's India Rubber ‘Ware- euse, 310 Penna. av, oc 2-lw FAaut ann Winter CLeraina, New Styles Superb Stock of Uvercoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantalouns. Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c . kc We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men's and Boge Ponrnade Clothing. which, fer ele- nce of style, variety and excellence of fabric and faithfulness of manufacture. has not been sur- wee by any stock heretofore offered in this marke Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’sand Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms. Iso, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- sary fora complete outfit. NOAH WALKER & CO.. 268 Pa. ay., oc 1-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. Kromer’s (UPHAM'S) Hatr Dre, Fifty Cents a Boz, Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1. Natwrai, durable, beautiful. Warrantedto please This ar- ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr. Cuittoy, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philade!phia, who pronounee {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 dealers everywhere, Joun J. Kromer, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DRUNKENNESS CORED, The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingcup. Dr. Zane’s antidote for strong drink is acertain cure for drunkenness. It creates adis- like for strong drink, and can be administered without the knowledge of the patient. Descriptive circulars sent to anyaddresas. For sale by all respectable Druggists in the United Price $1 per box, or packages of six boxes for $5. Jonn J. Kromer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Ranp’s Sprorric. Theoldestand most reliable medicine for th cure of Spermatorhe: ‘inal Weakness, Loss of Power,&c, This med e has stood the test of over thirty years, and has always proved success Dr, Rand's Specific is exhibited in the form of | pills, made up entirely of substances that have a specific effect upom the generative orgaus, Most persons assuciate the idea of operations upon the bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specific of Dr, Rand ts not intended as an evarwateng medi- cine. Its medical virtues are expended entirely upon the impaired generative organs. The pills are not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons mastica/ ethem with impunity before swallowing them; 1 shich plan we would always recommend, as affordi ag the speediest way to get the eflee¢ of the reme¢ y. Prize 81 per box, or six boxes for $5 Dru ;gists everywhere, Bold by Joux J. Kromen, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale in Washington by ©, Forp, corner Pa. avenue and Eleventh street. au 3l-eoly BPERMaTORREGA CAN BE CURED.—D: "a Bpe- eific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminai Waneners Pe ly and ef actual Atrial of the Soecike of its merits. Ford, corner llth and Henry iaGiy Da. Duron?’s Sugar-costed Female Reguis' Pills are the very bassin use, The: te il and «fecttvely, and bel coated DIED, On er He saehen§ eee ea 7 OF one or the heart, . wife of Hug! ferry, and eldest daughter of Jose Hauuah Bdwa ; aged tf years an id 30 months. i Her funeral will take place on the 9th instant. at 2 0°clock p. m., from her late residence, No. 187 7th street, west where the friends of the family are invited to attend without furtker notice, {Bal and Elkton papers copy. } e dd medium-si 2 ved for sooa = Apply to . NEMMO? 2 So iat sth aud Lith, or to D. A. GARDNER 460 New York ave- nue, nov 4-tf 383 WASHINGTON Loca 83 aka saAGG AGE WASHINGTON’ 383°? BESS 00.. 383 Ps. av. 5PS Lae aOR EBXPR now Liwt 383 Ps. av. between enue ithe o> FOR BALLS, PARTIES, 40, w. No, 8 ti he continues to attend Ralls, P, EetcotiacMunien "Ne. te rat Ni W CASES FOR SALE —Just recei Palegeat QOUNTER SHOW CASES by th 5 oat Bag Ata aera cath be ee re of le lows Hall. tv 3-tf WANTS. ANTED—A smart, active WOMAN, to waitin a private family. Apply at Ne. 25" I street FOR RENT AND SALE. 7OR BENT—Han, ished HOUSE Le Orb Ae Te art from 9 a.m 4 nov7-3t* north. nov 7-3" | from9a.m., tills p.m, ANTED—I te family, a COOK, for | FURNISHED WITH BOARD, IN TAR WW tele ithe earns faite. m COOK, fr F Stop Seaectin be Inquire at house on D t south, between sth ana 7th east, Naty Fara? no 7-3t* ANTED—A LAD in a Provision Store; one who bas some knowledge of the business pre- ferred. Apply immediately at <he Eleventh street Market, No. 390 lith street. above K. no7-3t® ANTED—A SITUATION, by & teacher of suing Cibet Comueelatio nce ee ee a SHIMONEOK, caro of William Loring, : Department, Washington cit WANTED—A good COOK, one well recommended for honest hen ard walt, “Cah oR, gina atte s ard wait. i s he- tween 3d and 43; cane ake now rit" WANTED Ladica who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it ought to be, go to the on/y practical hand in town. That is WM. PRINOE. 351 F street, who bas on hand 75,0 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautifal patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he is able to meet ony op position. Goods stamped while you w ook out ladies in whose hands you give your goods, We are responsible for every article we stamp. nov7-tf WW anzenes or 10 CARPENTERS at VARIE- TIES, corner of 9th and C sts. nov 6-2t* WwW ANTED—A GIRL to do general housework at 264 H st., bet. 18th and 19th. no 5-2t* ANTED—A COOK for a small family. White rhe peceten: Apply at WHITEHURST 3Gallery, no ial ‘One to do ¢ work and the other to cook, wash and iron, Reference required—264 F street, between 13th and Mth, no 5-3t* A GERMAN CONFECTIONER, well acquainted with all the branches of his trade. wishes t: findemployment, Inquire at No, 2257 . no 5-3t* V ANTED—The public to know that the New Machine Sewing. Stamping and Flutine De- pot just opened by D. BBCK, is 504 9th street, 2d door above Perry & Bro,’s. nov 5-3t* ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN, one who understands cooking for # restaurant, Ap- ply Re 8th street, corner B, Navy Yard. nov 5:5t™ illiam Loring, in War noy 7-3t™ ber- ANTED—Three first rate SEWING MA- i CHINE HANDS, at BECK’S Machine Bew- ing and Stamping Depot, 504 Ninth street, two doors from Pa, ave. nov 5-3t* A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION as elerk in a grocery or produce or com uiasion house, Beat of references given. Inquire at Mersrs. PATTERSON & CO.’S Tobacco btore. cor- ner of 8th and D sta, no 5-3t™ / ANTED—A WOMAN to do the work of a small family, To ene competent (and none other need apply) good wages aod a permanent place will be given, Apply at the corner of 9th and P sts, nov 5-2t* WANTED—A good. steady white WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron. ina small family. in the country, one mile from the terminus of thi street railroad. Apply between 9 and 3 0’clock, at 232 G st., between I7th and 18th, nov 5 2t* ANTED—By asmart, active youth, aged 18, SITU commodii onse treet, between 13th and iath. ious hi 349 I street, Reviveast™ URNISHED ROOMS TO LET. ALSO, FRONT and back Parlor, at 350 E street, near the av- enue. noy7- "pwo PLEASANT UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rentat No. 410 9th street, between H and I, Good references required. no 7-3t* F OR SALE—A GROCERY STORE and RESTAU RANT, on B street north, between 6th and 7th Streets east, Capitol Hill. nov7-2t* For RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS. Ap- ply at No, 484 @ street, near corner of 5th Street, mov 7-3t* LARGE SEOOND STORY FRONT ROOM FOR Tent, with or without BOARD, in a private family. House 15 minutes walk from the Depart- ments. Address" ROOM" Star Office. nov 7-3t* FO RENT—A two-story FRAME HOU con- taining six rooms, furnished, on Sth street, between O and Patreets, For particulars inquire at KENNEDY'S Grocery Store, 473 Sth street, corner E, nov 7-3t* OR RENT OR FOR SALE new FRAME HOUSE containing 7 rooms, situated near the corner of 8th and D streets. Island. For par‘icu- lars inquire of B.L I. T, corner of Fairfax and Queen ats. Alexandria. or ‘address B, L. LENT, Box 260 Alexandri nov 7-3t* FoRNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—A new two- L, Story and basement FRAME HOUSE, with fur- niture, in Georgetown, with water and gas, con- taining six roomi a good locality. and possession given in three days. Address Box 599, George- town, D. C., Post Office. nov7 3t AUCTION SALES, Fer ether Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Y¥ J. C. MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. GOOD BRICK DWELLIS ON NINTH STREET WegtOUSE. AND LOT o'clock, on the premises, we shalt walt dentate two-story and basement brickDwelling He H Lot, situated on the east side of 9th street L atreotenorth, with bret stableand . jouse OWN as Rey ye Bow.” oak toe : One-third cash; thé remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. myeyances and stamps atthe cost of the pur- novl'd J.C. MeGUIRE & OO.. Aucts, B W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Southwest corner Pa. ay, and 9th st, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TOB GARD AT AUOTIONS” AND, 8B On TUESDAY MORNING, 8th instan’ gieleck, We will sell, in front of Be kscine an ym: i eftraineee ent of Groceries, Liquors, &c., Boxes Soap, Family and Toilet Soap, and loxes Pepper, Mustard and other 3 ces Sane Barrels Tumblers and Glass’ Boxes Candles, Starch and Indig Cases Whisk go Brandy, and Bitters, and Claret Foxes ware if r ie Fehacen and Segars a artell Brandy. t Gusks Brandy and Holland Gin ee uarters Bra: barrels Whi a different brands And a large lot of Sutlers’ Small Stores. nov5 WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. GOELing HOUSE FOR SALE. The proprietor of this popular and well-known Hotel and Res' ‘ant intends to retire from busi- Ress, and ofiors his well-known house for tals. ny ope wishing engage ip a ATI BUBINESS can call on the Proprictor Sa7 Pens avenue, b-tween 12th and J3th sts, no 7-lw* F°, SALE—An OYSTER AND EATING SA- LOON with all the necessary fixtures and a steam boiler for steaming oyster he reasons for sale is a dispute in partnership; is in a good location and does an extensive business, [t is near Maryland ayenue, No, 559, green front, bet Sth and lth sts, For particulars inquire on the premises. nov 7-3t* OR EXCHANGE OR BALE. A FINB FARM OF FIFTY-SIX ACRES, near Railroad Station this city, improved’ by a beautiful new three-story Dwelling House, with eighteen rooms; modern iniprov omens, With cemmanding view of the Capitol and surrounding country. The best of fences, fine meadow, grapes and all varieties of small fruits; good Orchard of choice varicties. Fine Barn, Stable, Ice-house, and other outbuildings, We will exchange the above for good City Property, or sell the same. A FINE THREE-STORY BRICK, on E streets with rooms, all modern improvements, at $13,011) The above is a well located and desirable property: and rents for $1,500 per year. A FINE FOUR STORY BRIOK on Missouri ay- enue, with 16 rooms; excellent property. $12,000. BALTIMORE PROPERTY. A_ LARGER THREE-8STORY WHOLESALE WAREHOUBE on Baltimore street, Baltimore, 5 a with the best of testimonials, ATION | Will Se exchaeged for geod city property or a farm, clert with a putlor: would aot pbinct golagers | oF sold for cash. BM. HALL & GO, the front, Address, ford days, 0, A. K., Post Of. es Real Estate Brokers, tice. nov 5-4t™ _nov 7-3t corner 7th and F streets. V ANTED TO BORROW—THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS, for six, eight or ten years, at six per cent., on a valuable farm in Montgomery coun- ty,7 miles from Georgetown, Address Star Office, A.C., Box No, 20. noy 5-3t” V ANTED—By a gentiem: ith wife and two ‘ children, BOARD ina private family. Loca- tion must be central, and rooms on second tioor, snd communicating, Honse with gas and water preferred. ddress Box 248 City Post Office, giving real name. nov 5-3t WBLL FURNISHED HOUSE. with 10 or 12 rooms, wanted by a mal! family ina central location. Address B. K. Star Office n4 3t* WASTED TO RENT—A small COTTAGE, or three or four unfurnishei ROOMS, suitabie for housekeeping fora small family A perma- nent tenant can be had hy addressing, stating rice and location, Box 570, Washington city ‘ost Office. nov 4-3t™ WANTED-A BOILER capable of drivinga 10- horse power engine. Address Mr. BAKER, Star Ofii nov 2-tf we i D AND OHEAP CIGARS, call at No. 398. corner 7th and H ste, (nov2-Im™) —__PREDERIOK SEITZ. ANTED—Three or four PLUMBERS and GAS FITTERS, immediately, at JOSEPH REYNOLDS & CO., 500 9th st. V ANTED—50.000 LADIES to call at the on! STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKIN DEPOT in the District, and FF. their work done. a called stamping piace! We are weekly in receipt of the VERY LATEST STYLES of patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, Stamped Goods, Braid Siik and Cotton for sale. oe 13 tf (CABPRRTRES WAN Headquarters Department of Washington, ce Chief Quartermaster, Nos. 534, £35, lith street, near New York ay , . WAsiiGTom. Bept. 29. 1854. |) Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS to go to Point Lookout. Maryland. Wages $70 per month andaration. Each workman will bring his own kitoftools. Transportation will be furnished By ine Gevmament or ees and their ools from this ci oint Lookou: y to PCJOHN A. BLI8ON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, Sep 30-tf Department of Washington. N T BD—-SECOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSRFURNISHING GOODBofevery description, | B, BUOHLY, 406 7th street, Je 8-tf between Gand H. east side GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS FREE VACCINATION —In_ accordance with a law of this Corporation, all resi ents of Georgetown will be vaccinated free of ony expense. by calling at the residence of §Dr. CHAS. H. CRAGIN, 124 Danbarteon street. Office bours between 32 and 1 p,m. All poor persons, sick with small pox, will also be attended by him without charge, in accordance with the same law. Oc 24 lawiw ABORGETOWN CORPORATION STOOK.— Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of six per cent. per annum, aval quarterly can obtain some by applying to WM. AIRD, Glerk of said Corporation. ocl-dtD1 WING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, byt Petomac Tow Company’s boats, ‘Potomac. Cinna ane “Balle Haven.” Apply te the japtains on board, or SOHN B. DAVI N, my 1 Water street. Georgetown, Bonnets, Hate of all different styles, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, & whieh the attention of the Ladies is i ticular attention given to orders, aan one door from East Capitol il. bd RS. WELLS has ust _raceived reneh assortment of MILLINERY, com ean 33 3d street street. Oapitol oc 31-law2w* JUST RECEIVED Our Winter Styles of ay MILLINERY AND FANCY HATs, At the New York Establishment, No.4 MARKET SPACE, Ur Starrs, Second Door reom 97H Street, BONNETS, of Bilk, Velvet, &c.,in every style, in the most desirable colors and shades, LADIES, MISSES. BOYS, AND INFANTS’ FANCY HATS, In all the new shapes. and Trimmed in the most tasteful manver. UNTRIMMED HATS, in great variety, We do not advertise cheap and common goods, but we can sells, Rich Stylish Bonnet and Hat at a moderate price. Also, just opened at the above place,a branch of L, McIntosh Cloak and Mantilla Store, 497 Broadway, New York, the largest and best assort ment of goods ever offered in this city. CLOAKS in VELVET, CLOTH, SILKB, &c., of the latest importations, A great assortment of OPBRA CLOAKS, MISSES’ GARMENTS, &c. Mr. McIntosh is one of the largest importers.and manufacturer of Cloaks in New York, and is re- ceiving goods from London and Paris constant'y, thus offering great facilities to the ladies of this city and vicinity. The goods are marked much below Broadway prices. Rov 3-lw* BTOVES! STOVES STOVES! a We invite the attention of those desiring STOVES tothe large and well selected si we have on hand. Among our COOK STOVES are the Arbiter, United States, Pennsylvania. Ida, Pilot, Magnet. Mile Nes hahtosy Perior Sadiators yitnde ir at ‘Burners, Pyramid Stoves, for batls and churches, Cust Iron Gas Barner, Stanl Burner, Gem 7 2Blace Stove, dest in use, Millen Moe Rite Camp Heating and.Oo sking Stoves, uSBBek SEEING GOOpHe oe TES WARK ana un BE. H & A, I. GREGORY, 321 Penn. avenue. near 7th streét. nov 1-dlw Chrontete. MOVAL 5 LIOT, feo R , ALLIORS| near Willard’s Hotel. by remove and open on October ttreal ne’ Grover'a Theatre. oc {Sim UTLINES OF SURGICAL DIAGNOSIS, B: Ors Be anepeod M.D 7 Mercantile Dictiooal exenek. lvol, By J. bey Boglish, Spanish and |telle. Peasion TAYLOR. FOE ‘RENT—Fonr unfurnished ROOMS, suit- ‘able for housekeeping, Gas throaghout. Also stabling for three horses, with coach house. Ap- ply 53 442 st., Island, near Md. ay. nov5-2t* IGAR STORE FOR SALE.—PRICK ABOUT / $200. Good locality: near the little market; N. E.corner sth and L ets. Posseasion given im- mediately, novs-lw* {OR RENT—A Suite of FURNIBHED ROOMS consisting of a parlor, three chambers, dining reomand kitchen. Inquire at 254 F street, be- tween 12th and J3th. nov5-lw* RENT—A small STORE. No. 650 south ion Hotel, suit clotbing store, barber shop or any small ee tT Inquire on the premises. For RENT -A fine STORE and CBLLAR on EB Street sout)i, between 6thand7th street east, fnitable fora dry goods, grocery or drug store. For terme inquire at the stove store of MARKS & STROMBERGER. no 5 4t* Fee, SALE—A PROPERTY yielding a steady cash income of $49 per month. Price $600 cash, Also, the LEASE of a Brick Dwelliug House. and Store, a good stand, Rent $25 per month. For address inquire at the Star Office. nov 5-2t* Eo RENT—A well furnished three story and barement BRICK HOUSE, with water and gas centaining 9 rooms, a large back yard, situated No 496 D street, between Ist and 2d streets The family of two persons and one child, would like (if agreeable) board in the house im part compen- fation forrent, For particulars inquire on the premises. nov5s-3t* OR RENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, on lsth street. between New York avenue and PD at, Apply at the premises. nov 4-3t* SHOE SHOP TO —Or would take a man to +” work on shares. 929 New Jersey avenue, near depot, nov 4-3t* OUSE TOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.—The house contains 6 reoms; larce yard and stable. Possession given immediately, Inquire at the Btar Office. nov 4-3t* For SALE—The FIXTURES of a Steamed Oys- ter Saloon,allin good order, Boilers, [ron Box- er, Counters, all for $150, Enquire at the Dew Drop, 473 \\th street. nov 4-3t* poz RENT—Two second-story ROOMS, unfur- nished, on north side of K street, between 18th and 19th sts. Bov 4-3t® MBS. McDONOUGH. [OR SALE—A RESTAURANT. and DINING ROOM and STEAMED OYSTER SALOO: Apply at the foot ot 7th street, between the hou: ;and 7 and 12and 1, no 4-3t* OR RENT—Five unfurnished ROOMS in a large house, suitable for housekeeping. Terms, $25 rmonth'in advance, Inquire on the premises, No. 65 Maine avenue, between 34 and 4% streets, within a few minutes’ walk of Pa. av. nov 4-3t" Fo SALE—A two-story HOUSE, on 8 street north, between 6th and 7th streets west, con- taining 4 rooms. Inquire of Mr. GREEN, on the premises or the undersicned. at 467 K streat north. between 4th and 5th, Title perfect. nov 4 1w* SALMA COOK. Fk OR SALE IN GEORGETOWN .—The GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES of established Fancy and Variety Store. now doing a foo8 busi- ness, For particulars call at No. 79 Bridge street. Suitable for a Millinery Store, Satisfactory rea- son given for selling out, nov 4-lw* ee RENT—The LIVERY STABLE on 8th at., bet. Dand Ests., known as the ** Wasbington Livery Stable,” Possession given the Ist Decem- ber next. Alsoa stable with four stalls and room for two or three carriaes, Square 453, in a central and convenient situation for hackmen or any gen- tleman located in the vicinity of the Post Office. Porsession given immediately, For terms apply toGRBO. W YOUNG. No. 435 6th st,, bet. BE and F,or to JOHN CARROLL BRENT, West Base- ment, City Hall. nov 3-2aw2w* Fressiensy ROOMS for single gentlemén, each room suitable for two or three geutlemen. In- quire 380 E street. between l0th and llth sts. nov 2-6t* = FOE RENT Tro “comfortable | FURNISHED ROOMS, Parlor and Chamber, communicating with each other. Apply 324 K st.. between 13th and 14th sts, noy 1-e02W ‘OR SALE—Three FRAME HOUSES. nearly hew, gas and water, five rooms each, finely located, Will be sold on the most sonommiteung terms. Call at No. 300, corner of 9th street wes and M street north, nov 1-6t {, URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT .—T wo hand- somely farnished PARLORS and CHAMBERS. all on the firrt floor, suitable for a family or sing! gentlemen, with or without board. Any Members 4 others wishing to have comfortable seat ters ‘or the winter, can secure them. an early appli- cation at J.P. CRUTOHETI'S, noy l-lw* No, 477, corner Eth and D ats, ‘PRE UNDEBSIGNED WILL SELL AT PRI- vate salea tract of LAND, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, dietant about 4 miles from the Capitol. over Bridge; about 50 acres cleared, and 45 in the jance in unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut, No improvementa,except a small house. For further particulars address Box 384, Washington, D. 0... oF ipaulee of see eabecrt her: Ve miles northeast of Benning’s Bridge, fepe-ome E. SHERIFF, Po RENT—Two ROOMS, on second floor, suit- able for four gentlemen, and one on first floor, Inquire at 437 sth street, between G@ and H streets, west side. oc For SALE—A new three story brick HOUSE, southwest corner of 2d and Market streets, D.C., containing 17 rooms, with all A brick ildings House 45x43, lot 80x150. Price Sa500" Terme easy, and possession when required. For further particulars apply on the premises. oc -1it* USES AND LOTS FOR SALE—On H and G@ ets north, on Dand K south, and M N south. B. oc 24-1" URNISHED BOO) F CORNISH le sadeell tween Gand H sts. No wth in the honse. The locat i f t] tort agreeable and desirable fa Washingoo. np oe Hin —e ‘URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board: F t ntlemen onl: tka ¢ it, mear 18th, Inauire of Mrs, ENSON,’ au EDUOATIONAL. PHP CCNA AEF Burn at Nano Tustramenta FOR RENT. .—For rent, fornished ROOMS at 450 MAT. 7th avd nts. opposite the Post Om Da: month. Nocharge for emgaayy Leasona,from4to9 p.m. 0c 29 lusic. Evivate Weasona,frométo@ p.m. 0029/tm* eaea—aeaejaonaeawoaoaaaooSSS Fo, 8ALE—A lot of BOILERS and ENGINES juet from the TY. View One) 3$-ROrse SoU SNe eet ds tek eemeass ae ; kit- horse 0.5 rae newer 3040 wer do; Banat oiler: 1 W-horse power do:, do. 45-borse ‘power Hi wer do.; 12) horse power do ; 115-herse power ioe 15 horse power do, T all pew. and and for sele. aire in of THOMAS C. BASSHOR & street, Baltimore. Bor. No. mov 2-75" {_ vo%eime BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, BAILIFF’S SALE OF FURNITURE IN “UNION HOTEL.” GEORG ETOWN On MONDAY MORNING, November 7th, at 10 o'clock, by virtue of an order of distress for honse vent due F. Tenny & Co., against the “Union Hotel,” in Georgetown, I have this day distrained on all the goods and chattels of said hotel to satisfy the same, and I hereby give notice that on the day above named I shall sell the goods and chattels to the highest bidder, for cash. J H. WISB. Bailiff, NO. H. nov 3-d THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. &7 THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED IN consequence of inclement weather until WEDNE: DAY MORNING, Noy, 9th, at 10 o’elock, at whic time it will take place gy re NH. WI THOMAS DOWL. BY T. DOWLING, Auet’r, Georgetown, D. C. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE AND EF- anore OF THE UNION HOTEL, GEORGE- On MONDAY MORNING. November 7th, com- Mencing at 10 o'clock, and continuing each diy until the whole is disposed of, by virtue ef a deed of trust dated October sth, 1863, and duly recorded in Liber N.C. T.. No_15, folios 3/3, et seq.. one of the land records for Washington county, District | of Columbis. I shall sell the Furniture and B fects of the Union Hotel, Georgetown, compris- ng— Pisano Forte, Coverand S| Large Brench-plate Mirrgeee | Brocatelle Cover mt nov7-d 0. Arm and Parlor Cha: Marble top Tables 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, Marble-top Washstands, Wardrobes, Double and Single Bedateads, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillowa, Feather Beds. Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, Sheeting, = Cane and Wood-seat Chairs, Lounger. Dining Tables. Obai Obi Glass and Crockery Ware. Table Cutlery, Castors, Waiters, | Bar and Bar Fixtures, | Large Range Cooking Stoves, | AD two iliard Tables. orm CABYAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee. nov3-d THOS. DOWLING, Auct. | BF THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN | Consequence of theinclement weather until WED- AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. B Ne is iu6 corner 7th D streets : Val IMPROVED AND. GNIMPROVED bie ¥ NEAR THR LONG BRIDGE aT Gn WEDNESDAY, the 16th Nowembsr iastant, we shall sell, on the premises, commencing at 4 misen. o'clock, p. m.. that Beautiful Ground. No. 526, bounded by Mth and isth, and south D and Water streets, it Doing the Square nent tose Long Bridge. It is sub-divided into : ing Lots. one of which ranged eerme ith ‘coms, Dairy, 8mi roved by a fine 8 convenie: pPoersary Out oke Get Brablo . p in the yard, her! oda. has i Neautital frontet nit and-of variows sizes to suit purchasers, Pia beanti fally situated fora Public House and Garden, bay. ing ie — vantage of over 400 feet of water [rivi- ege.on the Potomac river, which gives to uct all establishment the advantage of Sshing as well as a great public thoroughfare, If the property - not he sold together it will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, Terms: One-half caeh; balance in sixand twe! from day of «: months for notes bearing interest ine given — a and eer ts conveyancing including revem the cost of the purchasers = pbeiec tia $25 will be required of each purchaser when the property is knocked eff, nov l-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, BY. 0. MoG@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH NST REET, BETWEBN 4THAND By virtue of a deed of trust from Michael Rana- han and wife, vpriny hose onthe Mth day of July, duly recorded in Liber J, A. S.,No. 179, Folios . et. seq., to the subscribers, Trustees of the cenix Batlding Association of Washington city, we shall sell, on the premises, on TUES AY, the 2d day of November, at5 o’olock p. m.. part of Let twenty-one, (21)in Sqnare No. 513, beginnin, the said part of lot at the northwest corner of said Jot, and running thence east with the li f north N street, fifteen feet, thence south one hundred and eight feet eight and a half inches; thence want fifteen feet; thence north one hundred and eight feet eight and a halfinches, improved bya small brick tenement. _ Ter One-third of the purchase money cash, the residue in two equel payments. at6rand 13 months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by a deed of trust. Twenty dollars to be paid down at the time of sale, and if the terms are no: fully complied with Wwitbin five dsys from day of sale. the Trustees will resell the property, after five days public notice, as the risk and expense of the defaulting pur- cobaser. Stamps and conveyancing at the cost of the purcDASRASMES J. MIDDLETON HILLIARY G, SPALDING, ¢ Trustees, Rol-eod&ds J.C. McGUIRE & Ci ucts. ati- for BX 248. 0. Mc@UIRE & 00., Auctioneers, CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABL 1,500 VOLUMES.» -LBRABY On THURSDAY EVENING, November 10th, at7 | pieledk on the first floor of the Auction Reoma, 8 sell, by catalogue, the Library of the Rev. a Morsell, Rector of Christ Ohureh, compri- about 1,50) volumes, cheice works in every de- ment of literature. Catalogues ready for delivery on Wednes- day, the 5th instant. Terms cash, oc 29-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE & ©O., Auct’s Y¥ J. ©. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDIN ce Li YARD. 4 OTS IN THE FIRST W passed by the 8u- By virtue of a decree made and preme Court of the District of Columbia, in cause depending th: No, 234, FB ae Dock 7,1 will sell, on the premises, on THU ¥ 10th day of November, AD. ‘1864, at 4 o’cloek m., the seuth half of Lot numbered thirty (39) the whole of Lot numbered thirty one (31) Square numbered one hundred,in the city of Washington. ‘Phe part of Lot thirty fronts 25 feet 9 inches on 20th street west, between Land M atrests north, Lot thirty-one will be sold in two equal parts fronting 25 feet 113¢ inches on 20th stree the property extends back 189 feet 9 inches thirty feet alley. The property is in a pastor ing part of the city, and the title fect. to a idly 8 per- 2} N@. . 9th, at 19 o’clock, at Terms casb. ae ech es w thout regard to | Conveyancing, including stamps, at the expensa weather | of the pur a “ _ SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS. Trustee. FRED’K W. JONES, Trustee. nov 7-4 AMUMIOMAS DOWLING, Auct. oc%-eokds J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Anca. Y J.C, MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH L STREET WEEN NEW JERSEY AVE- NUE AND. STREET WEST. On FRIDAY AFTEBNOON, Mbygnber li, at 445 o'clock, on the premises, we shal! sell two fine | Building Lots, fronting each 2 feet on the north side of north L street, between New Jersey avenue and 3d street west. and running back 78 feet. _ Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in 6 or ea months, with interest, secured by a deed of | rus Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, I INVITE THE ATTENTION OF the Publicto my large and complete ortment of STOVES and HEAT- “ERS, among which I will name THE NATIONAL GAS BURNER, . One of the best Stoves now in the market—beanti- ful in pattern, and saves one-third the fuel usually used in Stove of same size. | anna AGENT for the ‘“‘“THE MORNING | CuORT &@ very beautiful and economical GAS GAS BURNING BASES, BAR ROOM and HALL STOVES. A large variety of CHAMBER, COOKING STOVES and RANGES. Also, KISTERBOCK’S celebrated WROUGHT- IRON FURNACE, put up and warranted to cive evtire satisfactio: A large astortment of House- furnishing Goods and Hardware. Ww, D.WYV BE 488 Pa, ay., near 3d st, nov 2-Iw* {Int & Chron] NEW STORE! : NEW STORE! A fall assortment of ORE. ee NEARER oni $ TTINGS. ae GA OGs, &e., MEORTS, 0 BLANKETS, i noua FEATHER BEDs, PILLOWS AND BOLS' EBS ATTRESSES, CROCKERY. | GLABEW ARR SHADES, TABLE COVERS, &c., Xc., With every conceivable article that is necessary in the Housekeeping line, at the New Store, No. 406 SEVENTH STREET, Between G anv H Stxeers, East Brg. Having just returned from the North with an sere of Goods, I would respectfully call the attention of the citizens and those about fur- nishing to my stock of New Goods, which was pur- chased before the late advance in gold, and which I wil) sell at prices that cannot fail to please. We charge pothisg for showing our pons ant t when seen - feel confident that w! mR. BUOHLY selves 3 : “ 6 7th street, between G and H, w7-tm__4°°rlen doors above tho Old Stand. 486 CHOIOE PALL STOCK. 486 486_........ PAPERHANGINGS, —--....486 Just cpened, a beautiful assortment of Gold, Em- broidered and medium priced Gilt papers, Algo, a varied and choice stock of Satin and Blank Papers. Borders, Statues, Centre Pieces, &c. Orders for Paperbangings or Window Shades punctually executed in city or country, Terms cash for goods and @ or. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. t, bandaorcest and most varied stock of Git and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in the District. These goods are warranted to be Gitet with gold leaf and of superior workman: | antifal assertment of Card ine wate, ot sezsign and domestic manufacture. goods warranted as represented. WINDOW BHADES. 486 | jifferent celora and sizes Window Shades in atiy Orders for any required style or aize Shade made to order. 486 PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Di ifferent sizes and colors Picture Oord and Tas- sels, Rings, Nails. &c, CARD VISITE FBAMES. French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, and American Composition Card Frames in variety. PIOTUBES. vings snd Paintings for sale ats MARESITE 8, No. 486 Seventit street, SF Please remember the Number, 486, and the term Oash for Goods and Labor. sep 17-6wit™ NEW BOOT AND SHOE BTORE! yf OHAS. B. BAYLY & GO, 278 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bet. Ith and 12th sts., near the Kirkwood House, Would respectfully inform their Friends and the Public, that they will open On MONDAY, Nee eit 17, 1884, A fine and new assortment o' LADIES, GENTLEMBN, MISSES, BOYS, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, made up in the Latest and most Fashionable style, . We will sell at-reasonadle prices, and hope, by strict attention and integrity, to merit a fairshare ofthe ie ‘ . ‘has been paid to t! ’ BUTLER TENTE FOOD Second- stantl; Anson at er a a Rall Makers, ¢ ‘neat the want, SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE STORES. WASHINGTON ARSENAL, Wasuinctom, D.C., November 3. 1863. Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Arsenal,en Ieth of NOVEMBER, 1864, at 10 o’clock a, m., a lot o ORDNANCE STORES, | condemned a6 unfit for use. viz: ‘team Boiler and Pump, 1 Double Lathe, 3 6 Grundstones, 741 Gray Blankets, 1608 Blue Blankets, 1901 Red Blankets, 37 Pole Pads, Gutta Percha, 55 Valises 2317 Nose Bags. 2333 Bursingles, 162] Blankets, 583 McClellan Saddle Trees, 110 yards Silk Serge. 40 pounds Woollen Yarns, 1000 pounds jo Rags, 3 pounds Shoe Thread, £5 Barrels, 5 Jugs, CBee ater Cans, 332 W; ing Buckets, Gutta Perchs, Watering uc! ast etn iss . A large lot of f “78° WROUGHT AND CAST IRON. Successful bidders will be required toremove the stores within five days from the ante otpale: x in Gov ‘onds. Terms. Cash, in Government fen RENTON, nov 3 lit Major Commanding, wALe OF CONDEMNED OATS, CuIgy QUARTERKMASTER’S OFFIC: Dmret or WASHINGTON, Wasuxinctom, D.C., November 1, 1364. Will ba sold at Public Auction at Saventh-street Wharf, Washington. D. O..on SATURDAY, No- vember 12, 1£54, at li v’elock a. m., quantity of condemned as unfit fer use.” Successful bidders will be required to remove the Oats within Bye (scars froma dass of sae: : er s Terms: Cash, in ore ROO ER, Brigadier General an: ef Quartermaster, “nov Diener General any Sot of Washington, * SALE OF CONDEMN. UARTERMASTIER’S STORES, poe &e, epost of Washington, Sena ie 't October ublic Auction, at the Govern- , situated on the qauere between Eand F and 20th and 2ist streets. Washington, D. C.,on rf yale tee November 11, 1861, at 1) o’clock . ™,, & lot o! 8. m.. 8 1OURRTERMASTER’S STORES, condemned as unfit for use, viz: r Axes, Carpenters’ Toels, Brushes, Bridles, Buckets. Saddles, Saddle Blankets, Stable Brooms, Stoves. Saws, Shovels, Picks, Paulins, Halters, Scrap Leather, Portable Forges, Knives, and a large lot of Scrap Iron Wagon Tire, &c. Will be sold at foot of 19th street, near Chesa- peske and Ohio Canal, immediately after the com- petios of thesale above referred to,a number of mbulances, Carts, Medical Wagons, Metallic Wagons, Wagon Bodies, Byring Wagons, &c. Successful bidders will be required to remove the Stores within five (5) days from the date of T nment funds Terms cash, in ie me A RUCKER, Bi ef Quartermaster, ca gedier General and Co tof Washington, OTIC FE gOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP, bip heretotore existing between the undersigned as Merchant Tailors, is) thie Lith day of October, 1864, dissolved by mutual consent, All debts due the late firm wi epee eu meh iM. 8. TEEL, The business will be carried on by William Teel, at the old stand, 355 Pennsylvania aven under Metropolitan Hotel, who hopesto merit « continuation of the patronage of the late frm oc 2-lw WILLIAM 8. TESL. _ QOsrHANS COURT.—Distaicr or Coruxsia ‘WASHINGTON QoUNTY, to wit: In the case of John W. xecutor of Mary. = Baslup, dece , , the executor aforesaid has with the approbation ef the Orpha rr of Washingien County aforesaid, appointed Tues- day, the 8th of November next, for the final settlement and distribution of the personal estate of said deceased. and of the ass: no hand. as far as the same have been col! into money; when and where all the credito: heirs of ead Secessed re potified to attend x rphans’ Court ef Washington County aforesaid.) with their claims properly vouched, or they may Co ples by. aw voayigit neta iat all benefit im i eaned’s ef : provided » copy of this gules be Ts once a week a yea ie ‘Venin, rev! ) se! November, 166,” Torte” oO Housiee. oc 15-law3w* Register of W! hes A may. ne A es 1 7 White, by Bdward Goodwin. 750. \ L3 a novel, By T. Acolphu roles, SreNS PORTE Boss Browne, (0 WRARGS