Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1864, Page 3

..___ LOCAL NEWS. A AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GRover’s Tutaten —To-night (#0 beauti- Yul and thrilling aramas on the ovcxsion of the benefic of the accomplished American actor, Mr. E. L. Davenpoit. The performance will commence with the great his orical drama “William Tell,” Mr. J. W. Wallack appearing ss Willism Tell, and will conclade with “The Scalp Hunrers; ster’s Love.” Me-srs. E.L Davenport a W. Wallack and Miss Sasen lenin appear in both. Fonrp'’s Treateg.—Second appearance of the celebrated English comedian, Mr. William Gcmersal and the beautiful young English comedienne, Mrs. William Gomersal, who wiil By pa this evening in two capital pieces, “Miriam's Crime” and “Blondin on the Low Rope,” in the firstof which Miss Alice Gray appears as Miriam. CanTEReuRy.—This evening, farewell ben- efitef Mies Cherry Belle, when will be pre- sented a magnificent bill, includingtheFrench Spy,” with Cherry Belle in three great char- acters. The laughable comedy of ‘Chairolo- y” and the screaming farce of “Haye you nm Hier,” willalso be performed to-night. Go and see Cherry in all of them, ind we ven- ture to ssy she will delight and bewilder you. Matinee to-morrow afternoon. WashINGTON THEATER.—Sanderson’s Min- s‘rels have concinded, after much persuasion, to remain with us afew nights longer, and have engaged the Washington Theater, where they will perform to night. This f«voritecom- p> bas been well patronized so far, and we ROW success will follow them to-night. a Imporvan™ Case — Wednesday, officer Par- ker, of the Second Ward, received information that certain parues were engaged in obuiming Government condemned horses and again sel- ling them te the Government for army parpo- ses. A lot of six horses of the Kind described “were found standing in front of the stanla, cor- ner of C und 12th street, belonging to Parks & oo. Alter advising with Sergeant Tai’ and Rvvundsmen Voss, the officer carried the noises to the Secoud Ward station. In the meantime Wm. S. Clever. Veterinary Surgeon, and Uor- urlins White, Clever’s father-in-law, went the station and each claimed @ portion of the horees. Further information was subsequently re- ceived that Wm. H. Barns, veterinary surgeon, bad a borse of the suspected kird) He was arrested by officer Parker and the horse pro- daced. The case being likely to require the attendance of witnesses out of the city, Jastice Miller, the examiring magistrate, beid Burns, Clever and White to bail for a hearing yester- gay atl2o’clock. At the hoor appointed the parties appeared. The evidence of W.B. Tur- ber, A Witness, was that he purchased a horse found with White about four months ago at the Bazaar, but subsequently discovered the government mark (U.S.) on the horse and re- turned bim tothe man trom whom he pur- chased. Sometime after this he again saw the horse with a big C marked on him Wm. Norton. sworn.—Testified that a soldier told him tnat he had sold a United States horse to White, and could never get the money tor bim; and some two or three days after witness went to White's stable, saw the horse, exam- ined him, and saw the mark U.S. onhim. A Month after saw the horse again; the US. had a © marked over it. Witness said be had in- formation that a colored man at Culpeper Court-Honse had made a C brand, and branded this horse with it. Witness thinks the colored | man can be produced. | U.S. Detective Frank Reeside, sworn.—Testi- fied that he and Clever were partners some Mon'tbe ago in buving and selling horses, and purchased two horses from F Fuller. a sutler, and hesold one tothe Sanitary Commission for $150, and the other he sold to the son of Mr. White, and the one foundin Mr. White's pos- Session. A Government detective present testified that the borse is Government property in the case of Burns, Jos. Vithan? was sworn.—Teetified that he gave intormation to Officer Parker that Burns had a (jovernment | boree, with a “OC.” mark branded over the Goverrment mark. L. Wernholz testified that two weeks ago he ‘Was at Park’s stable. Saw Burus trade for this horse. Saw no.” on the bx » and could have seen it if it had been there. Saw the." on the horse yesterday after examining him. Mr. Parks testified to the same fac’s, In the case of White, Mr. Fendall, counsel tor ceiense, proposed to use Win. S Clever as & witness for defense. Justice Miller said the evidence was suffi- ciert to sa‘isty him that Clever S a party to the affair. The Justice then held Burns to bail in $1,000 for court, and turn the other parties, | with the horees, overtothe military autnorities forexamination. Subsequently the miltary autho s took all the parties apparently con- cerned, cluding Burns, into custody. —_—— Tae WINDING UP eF THE CAMPAIGN. -Pre- vious to joising the processiou which pro- ceeded to the President's Honse and serenaded President Lincoln last evening, tae Lincoln and J: hnson Club met at their room on Sth street to wind up their business, Mr. Clephane in the cbsir and Mr. T. B. Brown at the secre- | tary's table. Mr. Clements moved, as the club was about to adjourn, that the properly (‘ransparencies, &c..) be placed in charge of the President. Cosrried. Mr. J. A. Wise moved a vote of thanks to the Officers for the able and impartial manner in which they hai dischargea their respective duties. Oarried. Mr. Ciephane returned his thanks for the hearty manner in which the members had sus- tained the organization. In the beginning it “was thought that the meetings could not be kept op nightly, but the contrary had peen ex- perienced. Every meeting had been crowded, and all had been interesting. This club was ene of the most orderly over which he had ever presided; there had been no discordant feeling; everything had been don+in an or- derly manner, and throughout there was but one +pirit manifested, and that to aid the great cau-~« tor which they nad organized. The as- seciation had accomplished much good. and individually many of the members had not been idle. The State of Maryiand was some- what indebted to the exertions of the clab for the vote which she had polled for the new con- stitution Mr. Clephane then, insome felicitous words, returned bis thanks tothe club, and declared it adjourned sine die. Three cheers were given for Mr. Clephane, God tre ss-embiage left the hall to proceed to the President's House. Mr Wi-e, during the meeting, announced that if the reom could be procured a town Meeting wonld be held on Monday evening to | device menns for the establishment of a house | of refuge, and three ot the judges were ex- pected to be present, with the Mayors of the two cities. Subsequently, Mr. Wise amended his notice by making the time Tuesday night, im order that the City Fathers might be present. ge THE Marine Corrs.—At the headquarters of the Marine Corps there were yesterday morning 27 oflicers and men, and they are all ina bigh state of ipline. Indeed this is now ssid to be the crack arm of the service— | the marching and driil of the men showing | that no puins is spared to make the new recruit | move like clock-work. There are at present | abont 40 recruits and we regret tostate that | Dotwithstarding the attractiveness of this arm of the service, there are but few men being re- ceived intoit Yesterday morning 4 draftof a Sergeant and 32 well drilied men were sent to ‘the frigate Minnesota for distribution to vessels of the North Atlantic Squadron The marine guard et the Navy Yard are under command of Major Fields, and numbers now something over 100 men, who are perhaps #8 fine looking and well drilled body of men @s cen be found any where. Se In THE WroNnG Pew.—A fw evenings since @ jolly resident of this city received a visit from a friend of bis trom the country, a strict cbharch member, and a stranger here. He pro- posed to take him to a Methodist revival, and the two started, and in a short time were snugly seated in the Cantrrbury. The visitor remarked that it was a queer looking church, that he did not see the pulpit, when he was told that it was kept behind that pretty curtain to screen it from the dust until the minister Wished to occupy it. They bad just dropped in between two acts, but in a short time the curtain was raised, and out popped a cele- brated danceuse. and did her nest. The old gentleman saw that he was sold, and broke for the door, saying that kind of church didn’t suit him; and bis jolly friend had to see him home. Sunt To Covrt.—¥ SENT JOURT.— Yesterday Justice - son bad a hearing of the evidence ne bereaes o! Ann Snowden, Mary E. Neal, ana Mary T. Homes, charged with receiving stolen goods, and Pink alias Adam Jackson, charged with grand larcen: The hearing resulted in the dismissal of Jackson, and the holding of the ‘women to bail for court. Moses Biack, and James Evans, who was arrested after the otn- er parties upon the same charge, had a hearing at the same time, and Black was held to bail for court to answer to the charge of grand lar- cemy, and Evans was dismissed. —_——>—_— ACCIDENT. Last evening asthe members of the East Washington Club were assembling at their flag staff on Virginia avenue and 8th st. Mr. James Roach, who was engagedin work- ing one of the howitzers which were being fired, was badly injured by the premature dis- cbarge of the piece. His hand and were badly burnt by the powder, and it feared mit Amputation would be necessary. Dr. im was immediate! the injuries. ely called and dressed —__ Messrs. Pueran, Kay. ‘will give an exbibition at ‘Wr, Plenseaae ne 171 Pennsylvania avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, at 7% o'clock this evening. | of Ladies’ and Children’s Clos Epitog Star: Finding iterroneously stated in the report ot Levy Uourt proceedings (pad- lished in your issue of yesterday) that “a com- munication was received from Wm. Thomp- son, Justice of the Peace, asking that an ordi- Dance be passed to prevent rioting and disor- derly conduct in the county,” I deem it but Just to myself to state that I did not ask for the passage of avy ordinance to prevent rioting in the county; well knoaing there is no want of Jaw or legislation to prevent that offense. [ did, however, recommend the passage of aa ordinance (if the Levy Court has the power so to do) to prevent and punish that class of of- fenders who set public opiuion and pablic de- cency at defiance by gross indecency and pro- fanity, on or near the public streets and roads of the county. During the last month, having at- tended at the Second Precinct Station, (near the Park, on 7th street,) I have observed thata number of offenses of the class above referred to bave been committed on 7th street, in the county beyond Boundary street. Hence my suggestion to the Levy Conrt that it seems de- sirable to pass an ordinance in relation tosuch offenses which may hereaiter prevent their 50 frequent repetition. 1 am your obedient servant, W. Tuompson, J. P. —————— BILLIARD TOURNAMENT LAST NIGHT.—Last evening, an exciling and iateresting billiard match was played at the new and spacious saloons just opened by Mr M. Geary over the entrance of Grover’s Theater. The contest was between Messrs. Dudley, Kavanagh, and Michael Phelan. The came was of brief dura- tion, and resulted in fayor of Mr. Kavanagh. Phelan made a run of 1! points, the same as be made in the game with Seriter, in 1857, and the largest run ever made in this country. While waiting for Mr. Phelan, Edward Jahill and Mr. Geary had a friendly game, which Cahill won by one point. Mr. Geary will give, privately, an exhibition of his skill, this afternoon at three o’clock, to which, we learn, a few of his friends and the members of the press are invited. —— CarTURED.—Hiram Harrover, who says he was in the rebel army, but claims to have re- ceived his discharge, was captured yesterday in Prince William county, and sent in toCel. Wells, Pfovost Marshal General. He has a younger brother in Mosby’s battalion, and an older one inthe 2nd D ©. Volunteers—Capt. Harroverof Co. E. Felix Moore, captured by General Slough’s forces, was sent in atthe same time. He is supposed to be & guerrila or a member of some organized rebel regiment. Both parties were sent tothe slave pen to await a turther dispo- sition-—Alez. State Journal, a NEw Goons Just OrENED.—A large assort- ment of the Jatest styles of merinos, reps, prints, sacques, circulars, cottons, &c., have just been received and opened at the store of Lansburgh & Bro, 371 and 375 7th street, above I, and are being disposed of at lower figures than atany other store. Now is the time to purchase. ss INTERESTING TO BILLIARD PLAYERS.—A game of billiards will take place this evening between Messrs. Phelan and Kavanah, at Miller’s Billiard Saloon, 430 Pennsylvania avenue, at half-past eight o'clock. ee Seg THE MATCH AGAINST TIME, to be driven by a lady ot Washington, is postpened to Monday next, at3o’clock, at Piney Branch Race Cour3e. SPEOIAL NOTIOES. eg . Fact axp WINTER CLeTaIna. New Styles tuperb Btock of Uvercoats, Dress, Frock, and Waising Coate, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c . & We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Mea acd Boys’ Ready-made Cl thing which, for el ance of style. variety and excel'ence of fabric and maith‘ulness of manufacture. has not been sur- pase by any stock heretofore offered in this marke Tose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’s and Youths’ wear are invited to cali and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will fiad the right article on the most reasonable terms, Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- sacy fora ecmplete outfit. NOAH WALKER & CO.. 265 Pa. av., Metropolitan Hotel Building. Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the wery best in use. They operate spedily and effectively, and being sugar-coated create no nausea upon the most delicate stomach, A trial 0 these Pilis will prove their superiority over all oc 10-8m* others. Price$labox. Bold byS.0, Ford, corner lith street and venue, Wastington, and Henry Qook, Alexandri: fae SPEeRMATORRERA 04" BR CURED.—Dr. Rand’s 8; eifc cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Wa 3, lem otency, Loss of Power. etc., speedily and etually. ite effects are truly magi: Atrial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price @1 a box. Sold b.C. Ford, cormer llth street and P: enue, Washington, and Henry Gook, Alexandria. ja6-ly MARRIED, On the lith of November, by the Rey. C. C, Meador, Mr. HENRY 8. GOLDEN to Miss JULIA A. JENKINS, all of Virginia. . DIED, In Fairfax county, Va., November 7th, 1864, Miss M, WILLIAN, ELIZA HENRY, in the 82d year of her age. IMPORTER, ® 7, Cite Trevise P: 336 Pa. ave., Wash ington, D, C, aris, 1g receiving new goods by almost every steamer, and bas always a larg- stock of the finest and most fashionable goods on hand. His siock is composed , Ladies Undergar mente. Lare Goods, a large and fine selestion of Millinery Goods, as Bonnets, Hats, Flowera, Feathers. Silks. Crapes, Velvets, Ribbons. et Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Velvet Ribbon: Netts, Fancy Combs, Perfumery, from the cel brated House Demarson, Chetelat & Co, Paria. M, WILLIAN being the only merchant in this city who imports goods, goes for selections him- self to Europe, and bas bis agent residing in Paris, who sends Rim Nouveautes ag soon as they make their appearance. is therefore prepared to please the most fastidious tastes. nov 3-3mif F2ANELIN & CO.. OPTICIANS, 244 Pa av., bet. 12th and 13th ats..and 388 Pa av., under the National Hotel. Depot for i CARTES DE VISITE of celebrities. plain or colored; PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. ; dolaing from 12 to 30 pictures, in a great variety of binding; STERESCOPES and STERESCOPIC VIEWS of Landscapes, Public Buildings, Groupes, fancy subjects; BATTLE &CENES, &c., &€., at the lowest prices. Constantly on band a fine selection of Opera Gissses. Field Glasses. Spectacies and Kye (lasses, Optical and Philosephical Instruments, Artificial Eyes inserted without pain, no 4-6t 486 CHOICE FALL STOCK. 486 456.... PAPERHANGINGS, —-......486 Just opened, a beautiful assortment of Gold, Bm- broidered and medium priced Gilt pavers, ‘80. varied and choice stock of Satin and 8. Borders, Statues, Centre Pieces, &c. for Péperbangings or Window Shades punctually executed in ots or country, Terms cash for goods aud a or. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 486 The richest, handscrrest and most varied stock of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in the District. aeons: pords are warranted to be gilded with gol: leaf and of superior workman- ship. ‘Also, a beantifal assortment of Card Visite Frames of foreign aud domestic manufacture, All goods arranted as represented. 486 WINDOW SHADES. Different celors and sizes Window Shades in store. Orders for any required atyle or size Shade made to order. 486 PICTURE COBD AND TassEL8. Ee senate CARD VISITE FRAMES. French Gilt, Swiss Oarved wood, Ameri Composition Card Frames in Natok oo PICTURES. A few choice Engravi snd Paintings for sale ot J MARKEIT EAS, No. 456 Beveuth street, B7 Please remember the Number, 486, and the term Cash for Goods and Labor. Bep 17. HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- T ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Qourt of ‘Washington county, in the District of Columbia. letters testament«ry on the personal estate Augustus T . Bioursa late of Washi: meity, D. dece; . All persons having claims net t! said dece: are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, onor before the 25th day of October next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben- ofttef the said estate. Given under my hand this 25th day of October, Oc 98 Iaw3w THO. J. FISHER, Executor, NOTICE FOR SALE.—590 sets of 01 and four-horse second-hand HARN in $id otter. nearly new, and 30 second-hand BAD- moet BRADLES. Apply to H. Lid overt 4 bale opporite Nar? eyene, eer os fine CCBILLS AND PEvERs_sHAKE NO MORE — Go at once to Mi G81 i Pennsylvania avenues Wert Bom oa Se bottle of Ague Oure and i They are warranted to cures Prive son nen 1,107 Walnut «| Philadelphia, h: and hancaome > ‘tm of Funor pistes LINE®Y, to which the attention of the la- Giee is lovited. Particular care given to orders, LI). KINDS OFBUT (LES BOUGH' A the highest price Rill be paid for, Gheecene /e6, ws street, Iblead, and F aizects. ‘oe telae WARTED—Two SERVANTS, one ae cook, th ? aut otnee as purse. 90 Weet st., Georgetown. Ww ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good faithful WHITE GIRL for general houe~ work. She must bea washer and ironer. Call at Ne, 327 G street, bet. 11th and 12th ate. n UL-3st* WANTED—a4 rerpectable young WOMAN toto tre general housework for a family. For furth-r carticulars apply at the Clothing ‘ture No, 100 Bridge st. Georgetown, D.O. now LI-3t* i A g00d colored: Poy pone ee @ir ofhorarr & mm mi 'y at - RISON'E Union Gift Btore. Ps. avenue, near 3d street and the Washington House. 11-2t* ANTED FOR THE ARMY—One PRENCH COOK; one COLORED WAITER; and six CLERKS. Apply in erson or Uy letter. to GHAS. A. ECCLESTON, 307 G street, Washington, D. C. nov ll § I RY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED-—Wanted, & firet clate reta)l SALESMAN. One acquai ed with the city "rade preferred. A uation will be offered, nov 11-d3t AN1ED-Bv areapectable young woman. & W AITCATION ee eonke ete ance, Gane ant iron for armsil family. all, or address by letter. in care of MRB, SULLIVAN, corner of lat acd, O WANSTED—a STORE, on Pa avenoe, or in any business location. suitable for Millinery and Fancy Goods. between Sth and 18th sire«ts pre- ferred. Would be willing to purchase stock and fixtures. Address BUSINESS, Star Office. nov 1 Jw MONTHLY NURS®.—American widow, 29 LX yeura’ experience. best ref=rences given, would like a few engagements. Has no objections tooth r kind of sickness, if not contagions. Apply, till December 1.519 1 st., between 6th and 7th. ¥ lL-eotdect W ANTED—COOK and DINING-ROOM SKR- VANT, having experiexce. Apply at ance at No. § 436 at, nov 10 3t* t: permanent sit- Apply to 523 7th street. J. W. COLLEY. WARTED—A iniddie-aged American WOMAN, to Keep a Baker's Store. Address taker, Star office, stating address. nov 10-2t* ted R good Pie and Cake BA- 169 King street. Alexandria, ili nov 10-2t* ANTED — One CHAMRERMAID and one WAITER, at Mades’ Hotel, Peon. avenue and 3d street. nov 10-3t* V ANTEDB—Two FURNISHED ROOMS, one as hitchen, or one with use of kitchen. Ad- dress, stating terms and location, T. H. W., Star Office. _ nov 10-3t* ANTED—A le WOMAN, (white,) to waah and iron and sasiat with the cook- ing. Apply immediately at 247 Pa. av., between 12th and 13th sts. nov 10-2t* ANTED-—A first class WAITER, either col- ored or white; one who has been accustomed to marketing and waiting in a private family. Ap- ply at 42% Louisiana av. nov 10-3t* HE BEST WAGES PAID TO A FIRST-CLASS T vitiinen wanted immediately at 102 ie street. Island, near Maryland avenue. novi MOSES SIEGEL \ ANTED—By a respectable woman, a SETUA- TION as seamstress, in a private family. Test references given. Apply at No. 459 M at. between 12th and 13th. nov 10-3t* V ANTED— By a respectable middle-agel lady. & BITUATION as housekeeper. oF would take charge of alinen room. Bert of recommen- dations siren: Address Box 12, Btar office, pov e W. 0 RAKERS— Wan ¥ KERS, Apyly at NTED—Some ecod SHORMAKERS to work in my store at City Point, Good wager will be paid. Apply at 349 Penna. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, nov 10-3t* LEWIS MUENDHEIM. FOR RENT AND SALE sot SE a) Ce bares || aeieeeen | actemeee seer | Tre UN} URNIBHED ROOMS, at No. 163 204 atreet,)car Ps, av nov 11-2" a EVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— Ss With or without BUAKD, at No. 53 Pena. ave- nue. between 2ist and 2.4. nov 11 2t*_ FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, encly or in suites suitable for hous keeping. Re +rence required. At No.400 4th et .mear City Hall. Rov I1-3t* Fok, RES T—Five UNFURNISHED ROOMS. tuitsble for housekeeping. Price $25 per month,in advance. Inquire at 65 Maine avenne, between 5! and 45. sts. nov ll-eo3t* F922 RENT—To gentlemen only, near the cits Hal , an elegantly farnished PARLOR and BK OBAMBER. Also a fine large ROOM on firat floor Reference required, Address R, 3, Star Office. It™ Fo BALF—A new FRAME I1OUSE and Lot— House 14 by 28, four rooma, situated on 2th st , Gren from Penney vac OS ae immediate toJ.H. 1 Nee Othe: aaaly nov tL'3t* Fos RENT—ROOMS Nos. 314 and 322, on C street nor’h, uider * Seaton House.”’ Also, Basement Rooms under Nos, 62 and 62% Louisi- ana avenue. JOHN H. SEMMES & CO, _Rovileoét 523 9th st.,corner Louisiana ar. For SALF—A four stery BRICK HOUSE on East Capitol street, between Sd and 4th, No. SY. with ten rooms. a good cellar, a rain water cistern and an outbuilding. For further partic vlarsinguire of A. SCOONBORN. at the office in the Eastern Capitol Garden, nov l1-ee3t* For BALE-—$1.000 cash only for the FORNI TURE and SEVEN MONTHS RENT FREB of & good Brick House in the Firat Ward, on G st., fronting Penn'a avenue and near the Depart ments. Apply at once ta MITCHELL & SONS, Southeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue end were no st, FOR SALE-A new three story brick HOUSE fouthwest corner of 24 and Market sts, George town, D. C.,containing 17 rooms, with all the latest improvements, in parfect order, A Brick Btable. Ice Rouse and all necessary outbuildiogs attached. House 45 by 49, lot. 8) by 150. Price $35,000. Terms easy. and possession when required For farther particulars apply on the premises, WO FURNISHED ROOMS—351 3d, between E and D streets, nov 1)-4t* OR RENT—A STORE with fixtures and gas Apply at No. &9 44¢ street, between Maryland avenueand O st, no 1 3t™ FOR SALE—The FURNITURE and @90D WILL z of a large and well-furnished Boarding house. situated cn P street, two doors from 43, near the Arseval gate. Rov 10-6t* ‘OR RENT—A nice OFFICE for any kind of business, near the Patent Office, at a moderate rentto a good tenant. Icquire within, 407 7th street. bet. 6th and 7th sta.,or 407 7th st.,1 door from H. nov 10-5t (OK BALE CHEAP FOR CASH—A RESTAU- RANT, No, 348 C atreet, rear of National Hotel. The proprietor being engaged in other business, which demands his entire attention will sellcheap to a cash purchaver. For particulars inquire on the premises, or of M. KELLY, eorner 13¢¢ and D sts. no 1-3t* GP. FURNISHED ROMS TO RENT at No. BH 485 12 h street west, between K and F. Good Board furni+hed in the house. boy 9-1w* OR RENT —A BRICK HOUSE, partly furnished and in good repsir—326 north B street. Capi- tol Hill. nov 9 3t FS RENT — One large handsomely-furnished ROOM on first fioor. far zentlemenm only, Ap- ply at 135 G street, betweeu 2ist and 224 ats, nov 9-6t* FS SALE—A good GROCERY ani PROVISION STORE on Maryland avenue. and oneon 7th street wharf. Inquire st ‘ Last Chance,’’ 7th st. wharf. no 9-3t* V 7 ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash. and iron forasmall family Also,a GIBL, from 12 to 15 years of age to wurse,&c. White preferred. a | aped at No, 484 Estreet north, between 5th and 6th streets, nov 9-3t* WANTED—W iS for a first-class dinin, saloon for ladies and gentlemen. Call at 29. E street, near l4th west. nov 8-d5t*™ WANTED -To let every lady in Washington know where to get their FLUTING done, preperly and promptly, without injury to color or fabric, 243 Penn'’aavenne, south side, between léth and 13th sts, nov §-Im* Wy ANTED—A BOILER capable of drivinga l)- horre power engine, Address Mr. BAKER, StarOffice, ___—snov2-tf W 80 WANTS TO RUY_ GOOD AND OHEAP CIGARS, callat No. 398, corner 7th and I sts. (nov? Im") __‘ PREDERIOK SEITZ. Notes _* GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORK FOR RENT, on the corner of Dunbarton and Montgomery sts., Georgetown. Inquire at the store. Dov 9 3t* po RENT, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.—A comfortable Dwelling can he rented by pur- chasing the Furniture at cost. Location desirable, Furniture in best order Inquire of W.B. LEWIS & CO. Auctioneers, No, 307 Pa. av. no 9-lw S1 00 A BARGAIN.—STORE FIXTURES, a Counters &c.,in complete readiness to starts business, for asle at one third cost. En- quire at @. A. PARKHURST’S, E street, between 42 and 6th, Ialand. noy 9-3'* por RENT—Three unfurnished ROOMB, suit- ablefor housekeeping. To a amall family the rent will be moderate. Inquire of M. K. WALSI, Pawnbroker, 285 C street, between i0th and aie no 9-3t* WANTED Lattice sho wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it ought to be, go to the only practical hardin town. That is WM. PRINOE 3™1 F street, who bas on hand 75.40 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful pattern’. Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he is able to meet any op- Position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look ovt ladies in whose hands you give your goods, We are responsible for every article we stamp, novT- V TANTED—50.900 LADIKS to call at the on! STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKIN'! DEPOT inthe District, and get their work done, 3&1 F street is the piace, and Ladies who do not want their work SPOILED will go to no other s0- called @ ing places. We are weekly in receipt of the Y LATEST STYLES of patterns for Embroidery and Braiding. Stamped Goods, Braid Bilk and Cotton for sale. oc 13 tf ARPENTERS WANTED. Headquarters Department of Washington, Office Chief Quartarmaster, 5 Nos, 534, £95, 634 Mth atreet. near New York av., WasHiaTor. Bept. 29. 1854, °) Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS to go to Point Lookout. Maryland. Wages $70 per monthandaration. Each workman will bring bis ewn kitoftools. Transportation will be furnished by fhe Garerament for ihe workuien and their 00! rom ‘8 city on! ookout. JOHN A. BLISON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, sep S-tf Department of Washington. ANT SB D-SEOOND HAND FURNITURE Alto, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, = DING, and HOUBEFU RNISHING GOODS of every description. R RUCHLY, 406 7th street. fe 8-tf between G and H. east side. GECRGETOWN ADVER’MTS Gezerrows GORPORATION S8TOOK.— EJ Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of six per cent. per annum, quarterly, can obtain some ty applying LAIRD, Clerk of said Corporatio: oc I- 1 yf At PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, Petomac Tow Company’s boats, **Potomac,”” “Gov. Curtin” and ‘Belle Haven.” Apply te the Captains on board, or to JOHN B. DAVIDSO) m y 18- Water George’ EDUCATIONAL. HONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL OF COMMEKCE AND MATHEMATICS, cor. 7th avd E sts., opposite the Post Office. Day School for Boys. $5 per month. Nocharge for Instrumental Music. Private Lessons,from4to9 p.m. oc 2) Im* ‘0, bythe rp ruEeis COMPOUND SYRUP OF GEM ARABIC, Well known asthe Most Pleasant. Safe, and Speedy Cure for COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. Its superior efficacy in arresting stubborn congha and the first stages of consumption. has loog been appreciated by most families and physicians, and its success in giving immediate relief from a re- cent cough or cojd, unprecedented. For sale at the Drug Stores. Price 25 and 5) cents a bottle. For convenience and portability the same com- bination may be ba4 ‘na mild lozenge form, well adapted to relieve public apeakers, singers, and children, and known as “TYLER’S GUM ARABIC COUGH LOZENGES,” nov 1l-eo3m* 369 SEVENTH STREET. 369 HIGH AWNING. FURNITURE, a FURNITURE, FURNITURE. Walnut and Mshogany Sofas, Chair Dressing Bareaus, Bedateads, 8: stands, Marble top Tables, Whatnots, and the argent and greatest variety of Common Furnitare in the District, which we are determined to sell at prices ti cen com petitior. COTTAGE SETS WALNUT AND OAK EX- TENSION TABLES at less than present Whole tale Prices, GILT FRAME MIRRORS AT LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION. pled tae arty and those contemplate to kee: boure wil! find it sreatiy te their interest to cal and examine our stock i i i purchases. They can-si at lesst 15 percent. We allow 20 per cent. on all bills of $50 le ward, 90 S1-10t [Rep] 369 7th street near I. F414 Goons. JUsT RECEIVED A 377 SEVENTH STREET. Having just returned from New York. I wonld respectful y call the attention of the citizens o Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria to our large and well assorted stock of goods, comprising in part— HATS of all tus aitctsat ety ty aS, RIBBONS RENOH FLOWE Beane nays om COTTONS. FLANNELS, &c., 40., pith @ general assortment too rous to men La Having purchased the above since the h: cline in rot Tam prepared tosel) at priose whics a or com Mrs: A. McOLOSKY, ec 12-2w* EONDON—Porter’s Hi Pete Maite, ¢ cols: Bogan yaa fey te asthe meopeavel 4 remwell, eo : t FOR RENT—A Inrge BRICK WOUBE. on the northwest corner of I7th and O streets, con taining 14 rooms, formerty the residence of Capt. Carberry. Apply to JOS. F. KELLEY, Real Es: tate Agent, office No, 363 8th street west, near I north. nov 9-3t* Fro BEN A LARGE, FINE OFFICE. Suitable for a psymaster or any professional gen- tleman; the most central location in Washington— 274 F street, near corner 13th, only two aquares from the Treasury and War Departments. Rent only $400 per annum, payable monthly in ad- vance. Al-o. BUITK OF FINE ROOMS, adjoining the office, to a family withoutchildren; water, cas, &c, Porsession given immediately. None but persona of first.class respectability need apply, to P. J. BELLEW & CO... 5107th at., three doors south of Odé Fellows’ Hall. nov 9 tf Fe RENT—A Handsomely Furnished HOUSE, om on 4th street—Judiciary Square Apply to Star ce. Ww PeURsisne ROOMS TOLET. ALSO, FRONT and back Parlor, at 380 E street, near the ay- enue. nov7-6t* ({ URNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD, IN THE commodious house 339 I street, between 13th and 14th. nev 7-e03t* G@EEING HOUSE FOR SALE. The proprietor of this popular and well-known Hote! and Restaurant intendsto retire from busi- ness, and offera his well-known house for se Any one wishing to en in a LUCRATI BUSINESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th ata. no7-lw* IGAR STORE FOR SALE.—PRICK ABOUT $200. Good locality; near the little market; W. E.corner#th and L sta. Porscssion given im- mediately. nov5 lw* {OR RENT—A B8uite of FURNISHED ROOMS conristing of a parlor, three chambers, dining reomand kitchen. Inquire at 284 F street, be- tween 12th and 13th. nov5 lw* TPORENT—One Furnished ROOM, suitable for a gentleman. Also, two or three unfurnished. Apply at 277 Batreet. nov 3 3t*_ FO SALE—A two-story HOUSE, on 8 street north, between 6th and 7th streeta west, con- taining 4 rooms. Inquire of Mr. GREEN, on the premises or the undersigned, at 467 K strest north, between 4th and Sth. Title perfect nov 4 lw* BALMA COOK. OR BALE IN GEORGETOWN.—The GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES of an established Fancy and Variety Store, now doing a good busi- ness. For particulars call at No. 79 Bridge street. Buitable for a Millinery Store. Satisfactory rea- son given for selling out. nov 4-lw* Fo RENT—The LIVERY STABLE on®8th at., bet. Dand Ests., known as the ‘*Washineton Livery Stable.” ber next. Also rf for two or three carriages, Square 455, in a central and cenverient situation for hackmen or any gen- tleman located in the vici Re of the Post Office. Porsession given immediately. For tarms apply toGEO. W YOUNG. No. 435 6th at., bet. EB and F,or to JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Wes! Base- ment, City Hall. nov %-?aw2w* {OR RENT—Two BOOMS, on second door. suit- able for four gentiemen, and one on first floor, Inquire at 437 bth street, between G and H Streets, west side. oc OUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE-On H ftreets north,on Ma‘ne and Maryland ave- pues, Davd K south, and < atreet west, between Mand N south. B. MILBURN, 6.8 oc 24-1m* O BUY OB RENT—A HOUSE in the First ‘Wad; must be near Pa. avenue, FOR SALE—A ¥ARM <f 25 acres. 4 miles from T— . Jail, Washington. Also a Lot of 20 or 40 acres; either for carh or in -xchange for above house. Address H.H. L134 Pa. av. oc 24-eo3w™ URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—For rent, comfortabie and well furnished ROOMS at 450 12th street, east side, between G and H sts. No children in the Louse. The location in one of the most agreeable au’ desirable in Washington, oc -1m FPORNIEHED EUOMS TO RANT, without Board: to gentlemer. 3 eet, near ¥ Inquire of Mrs. A. KE. STEPHENSON. ausi-tt & JUST RECEIVED Our Winter Btyles of MILLINERY AND FANCY HATs, At the New York Establishment, No.4 MARKET SPACE, Ur Starrs, 8200ND Door rxom 9TH Street. BONNETS, of Silk, Velvet, &c.,in every style, in the most desirable colors and shades, LADIES, MISSES. BOYS, AND INFANTS’ FANOY HATS, In all the new shapes. and Trimmed in the most tasteful manrer. UNTRIMMED HATS, in great variety, We do not advertise cheap and common goods, but we can sella Bich Stylish Bonnet and Hat at a moderate priee. Also, just opened at the above place, branch of L. McIntosh Olosk and Mantilia Store, 497 Broadway, New York, the largest and best assort ment of goods ever offered in this city. CLOAKS in VELVET, CLOTH, SILKS, &c., of the latest importations, A great assortment of OPERA CLOAKS, MISSES’ GARMENTS, &o, Mr. McIntosh is one of the largest importers aud manufacturer of Cloaks in New York, and is re- ceiving goods from London and P coostantly, thus offering great facilities to the ladies of thia city and vicinity. The goods are marked much Delow Broadway prices. nov 3-lw* BUSSES! TRUS3ES|i TRUSSES! jarsh’a, Reinhardt, Hull's and Fresek TRUS- BES, togetber with thore «f other manu/acturers, Perfaimerys To jet aries, Ay couriautlr’ er’ « To: » ke, and for dale }, ? vor “AUOTION SALES, ee EE ESE THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MOKKOW B* JAB. O, MOGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE tnia Butberity of a decree of the apreme Court of Passed in a cangs re ating to the estate of the lateG ¢ Grangmer. jr Se Silllon the dass the order hereinafter nomed, on t the bi, nt bidder Oo FRIDAY, I Nth, at4 Lot No. 9, in Square No wry. : south 'D street, by 14 fort emp t pablie alley between J2th and isth Street, Ov SATURDAY, Nov. | 1 9 Ya Lot No 6 and Lot lettered Gr in So flock p.m. rooting respective ect i Connecticut avenue, °" TOF L street and On MONDAY, Nov Mth, at 120% ‘Auction Boome, wok mat the A valuable Tract of band lying partly in the coua- ty of Washington. D. © .and partly in Mont- gomery eovnty, Md, fr: nting oa tue Rock Creek Chu:ch Road. near the farm of the late Wm. M. Morrison containing 43 acres. and Possesses@ very fine building site. A plat of this land may be seen at the Auction Rooma erms, as prescribed byithe decree: One-third cash; the residue ins and 1? month, with interest, for which the purchaser's bonds, wih surety, pally be taken, and alien reserved en the property If the terms be not complied with within five daya from the day of sala, the trostee reserves the right to resell. on seven days’ public notice, at vee and cost of the purchaser failing to 0 4 Stamps, deeds, &c , at the cost of the purchaser, B_ TODD Ticuntes, ec 25-cokda J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Anucts IMMEDIATELY AFTER TRE SALE OF THE Said last mentioned tract of land there will be offered three others, contiguous thereto, eontain- ing reepectively 39 45.a d $24: acres. Thee sev- eral pieces of lacd are very valuable for couniry residences or market farms They ave situate! abovt four miles north of the City Hall by the 7th street turnpike, in a delightful and improvin. peighborhood, and present the indacement o health, good soi, abundant eprings of excellent water, schools, churches, and good roaia and easy access to Washington ana (. orgetown, to those who desire small farms for either p'exaure or probt. Plats of the farm, with ita subdivisions. may be seen by persone desiring to purctase at the office of Ohristopher Grammer. No, 507 Seventh st.. oppesite Odd Fellows’ Hall, or at the Auction Room, prior to and on the tay of sale novéd J_C, McGUIRE & OO, Ancts, Y¥ J. 0, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TWO DESIRABLE BUI! DING LOTS ON NORTH L_STREET, BETWEEN NEW JERSEY AVE- NUE AND 3D §TREET WEST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November I], at 4's o'clock, on the prem. we shal sell two fine Building Lots, fronting each 22 feet on the north side of north L street, between New Jersey avenue and 2d strect west and running back 78 fee*. Terms: One-third in cash; the remaiader in 6 and hee months, with interest, secured by a dsed of rust Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. nov4-d J. 0. MoGUIRE Aneta, YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer: BUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PI- ANO FORTE, PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR- URE. RPETS, BEDDING, &e OnBATURDAY MURNING No:ember 12th, at 10 ovelock, ‘n front of our Auciion Rooms, wa sball sell the eutire furniture and effete ofa family declining housekeeping. comprising. Super or Rosewocd Case 7 octave Piano Forte, bat little used Handaome Meroe back Btagere orewoo arbie-top Centre ani Sofa Cane Seat Chairs Lounges. Clock o'* Tables Plush Covered Parlor Suite Denmark aad Ohiotz Curtains, Shades Velvet. Broasels aad rain Carpets Oil Cloth, Matting. Rugs Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads Hair and Hurk Mattresses Kols ers and Pili wa, Bankets and Comforts Toilet Setts. Looking Giasses Sideboard, Extension D ning Table Dining Obairs, Lounge, Rocker Cooking and other Stov+s8 a Together with a number of other articles not ne- cessary to cnumerate. Terms cash, Doy Bt Washington Horse and Carri B 95 La av., bet. 9th and 10th 6's SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &O On SATURDAY MORNING, November '2th, come mencing at 10 ofclock, we will sell at the Bazaar rising about— ee eng eeeePTRTY HORSES Including some very ine Harness, Saddle, and Work Horses. Full description at sale. 1 GUIRE WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctic 0., Aucta. aary 50, A large collection of desirable New and Second- hand Carriages, Light Carts, suitable for Sutlers, Harness, &c., which the sale will commence, ALSO, Sales of Horser regular every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, Carriages and Harness at private sale. ALSO, One very fine Family Carriage in perfect order. Suitable sora Coach. ALSO, LSO, Two nearly new Family Carri - one four seat and the other six. and in excellent order. nov Wm. L, WALL & CO,, Aucta. ¥ JAS, 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BIRDS AND CAGES AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY MORNING, November !2th, at ll o’clock. at the Auction Rooms, we snall ell, 13 Cages of Birds. com prising Canary, Goldfinch, Bullfinch, Red Birds, Ring Doves, &o. = The property of a gentleman declining house- keevirg. b ‘erma cash. nov 10 J.C MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, QALE OF CONDEMNED OATS. S CuIgF QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, 2 Depot oF WASHINGTON, Waeurxcton, D.O., November 1, 1354.4 Will be sold at Public Auction at Siventh-street Wharf, Bhipgton D. C.,on SATURDAY. No vember 12, 1254, at AI siclock 8. m., &@ quantity of condemned as unfit fer use. #3 Buccetsful bidders will be required to remove the Oats within five (5) days from date of sale. Terms: Cash, in Government funds. . H. RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, nov }-11t Depot of Washington, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers No. 526, corner of 7th and b streets north, THREE HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE BUILD- ING LOTS ON NORTH N STRERT, AT AUC- On THURSDAY, the 17th of November, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at { o'clock, part of Lots 2, 3, and 4, in Square 31% Tis property fronts on north N, betweeu llth and i2th streets west. Terms: One-half cash; t'e balacce in six, niae, | and twelye months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, and deed given. All conveyance and revenue stamps # the pur- bs. Yi a “or GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. NEW BOOT AND SHUE STORE novil re CHAS. B. BAYLY & CO. ra 27% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bet. 1th and 12th sts., near the Kirk wond House, | Would respectfully inform their Friends and the Public, that they will open On MONDAY, October 17, 1864, A fine and new assortment of LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, made up in the Latest and most Fashipnable style. | We will sell at reasonable prices, aad hope, by | strict attention and integrity, to merit a fairshare | 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 14-tf No, 278 Penn. av., bet, 1ith and 12th sts, OB SALE-—A lot of BOILERS and ENGINE} just from the factory, viz:—One 2%-sorss power upright Tubular Boiler; 1 16 horse power | ao.; 1 1t-horse power do.; 16-horse power do; 13- horse power do ; 1 20-horse power Horizon-al Ta- | bu ar Boiler: 1 10-horse power do., do, Also. 1 | 45 horse power Horizontal Engine; | 3) horse power do.; 120-horse power do ; 115-herse power 0.;15 horse power do. The aboveare all new. Also, a lot of second-hand Boilers and Engines on | hand and for sale Inquire iu nersop er by le'ter of THOMAS 0. BASSH. street, Baltimore. . RPHANS’ COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— Jn the matier of the petition of M. '. Morris, Guardian —Tre said Guardian havio reported that he sold allthe interest and title o Margaret M. J. Queen, bis ward. and also the in- terest ard title of Joanna Queen, widow of Barney M. Queen, (she assenting tu the sama,) in, and to one balf lot two, in equare one hundred and twen- ty-two. as Jaid down in the plat of Washington City” with seat eee ene se eeovon os . descr! and particularly set forth in sereon, Ser to Allison Najlor, for one thou- | id Aliison Nailor | Wi tin, this Lith r. A. D., 1864, ordered by the court, that the said sale be. and the same is hereby rati- | fiedand confirmed, uplers cause to the contrary be | shown on or before the 15th day of November next, | rovided a copy of this order published in the Bren ing Star, three timer a week for ane weeks, before eaidday soipSetige of Ocphang’ Gantt, oc}7-eo%* 2. C. ROBBINS, Register of W! Hs, USIC FOR BALLS, PARTIES, &c, LOUIS. WEBER, No. 569 7th street cast, re- friends and f i spectfully inform: - ri ienes-one et Pe: a4 Band of AND | | OB & CO.,No. 26 Ligtt | nov27t* | trons that he contin , &c with bia well organized Esieptide Husiciass” No. SboTtn st, east, 2 vols,; Wagous. Baggies. Wags, | with { a STOVES! AUCTION SALES, FPUTUKK DaY BY =. McGLIRE & ©O., Auctlonaera TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY Ng) STRERT WESC, BETWEEN B AND C PTERNOON, N ‘ atéo'cloek, on tie premieen, by vittee ore To f trust, dated M ch 15, 1864 a duly recorded in Liber J. A 8,No aud of land records for 711 shall tel Lot &, in reserva: 3B feet on od Street west, betw Dorth, rua- ming back 150 feet ublic alley runn heront: side 1h small tenementa, Terms: Une fourth in cach; the remainder in 3, 6and9 monthe, with interest, secured by] a deed of truet on the preminer. Conveyances at Furchaser’s cont, RAS McNAMBBS, Trustee. oc 2l-tawkds. J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucts._ BX 4. ©. Mc@UIRE & CO., Aactioveers, TRUSTER’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NORVH N gr r y at STREKTE. REET, BETWEEN 4TH AND ¥ Nirtue of a ceed of trust from Michsel Rana- ban Salyer dare o aes? dar of july, a. din Liber =< 0. 179, Folios 08, eb neq, to t hscrihers. Poustees of th tion of Washington oi TUS ig ty, with wile gthe full depth of the lot on lotisimproved with several twenty-one, (21)in Sq the said part. flotal then Jot, and running thence e ‘street. fifteen feet. thence gout! . and eight fect eight nnd a halt inches: renee fteen feet, thence north ove hund.ed ami eieht feet eigttand a halfinches, improv brick tenement Skiret Uys smal Terms: One-third of the purchase money cash the residue in two equal payments, atéyand 12 mcntha, with int-reat from the day of ale, 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 witha within five deys from day of sale the Trosters will resell the property, after five days public mutice, ape Tisk and expense of the defaulting pur- cbaser. Stamp<and cop™syancirg at the cost of the purcuseRASMUS J MIDDLETON HILLIARY ©. SPALDING, ¢ Truste noleod&ds J.C. MCGUIRE & CO & WILLIAMS. Auctions No, 586 corner 7th and D streets north, VALUABLE IMPR VED AND UN PROPERTY NEAR THE LONG DRIDaE Ae On WEDNESDAY, the léth November instant, we shall sell, on the premises. commenoing at 4 | ovelock, p. m.. that Beautiful Square of Ground No. 526. bounded by Mth and [5th, and south D and Water streets, it being the Squa: Bridge. It is sub divided inte 25 han some Bul ing Lots one of which is improved by a fine three. story Frame House, containing § conveniently ar. ranged reoms. with all necesss v Out buildings such as Dairy, Smoke House. Stable. Wood and Cos! House. and Pump in the y:rd. The Let om | which the Building stands, has a beautifal front of 152e feet on Mth street, with a depth om south Dot 90 feet; the rest of Lots are small aad of various sizes to suit purchasers. This property is beauti- | fully situated for a Public House and Garden, hi ing the advantage of over 490 feet cf water rri lege on the Potomac river, which gives to snc! | establishment the advantage of Gahing as well a agreat public thoroughfare, If the property can- not be sold together it will be soldin lotato suit | purchasers, Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve | months for notes bearing interest from day of sale, | Adeed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyanciag including revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. #25 will be required of each purchaser when the property is knocked eff. novl-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE STORRS, i WASHINGTON ARSENAL Wasnincron. DG. November 3. 1638, ¢ Will be rold at Public Auction, at the Arsenal, ith of NOVEMBER, Bi. at In o'elocs em we iet © ORDNANCE STORRS, condemned a8 ee sages = eam Boil+r and Pump, 1 Double Lathe, 6 Grondstones, 741 Gray Blankets, 1608 Bine Blankets, 191 Red Bl«nkets, 37 Pole Pads, Gutta Percha, } 55 Valises, Cavalry Round, | 2317 Nose Ba, 2833 Burring 1621 Blankets, 583 McOlellan Saddle Trees, | 110 yards 8:1k B+ree | 40 pounds Woollen Yarns, | 1000 pounds lo Rags, 3 pounds Shoe Thread, 85 Berrels, 5 Jugs, | 7 Bottier, 2 Water Cans, 332 Watering Buckets, Gutta Percha, 9 co do Leather, | Alarge lot of S | WROUGHT AND CAST IRON, | Buccessful bidders will be required toremove the | atores witeiaays rade from he) Gate otaale, : ol ernment finda | erms. Cash, in Government fin SaNTON, | _pov3 lat Major Commaniing. GQeAerenuserae GENERAL’S OFFIC, | Fixst Division, Waskineton City, November 8, 1364 Will be sold at public auction, t+ the highest bidder, at the time and places named below, vis: YOKK, PENNSYLVANIA, THUR:DAY, Novem- her 17, 1864, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY, No- vember 25. 1864, rj EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA ¢ VRSDAY, De- cember |, 1864, Two bundred Cavalry Horses at each place. These Horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army, | Fo rroad and farming purposes many 00d bare | gaps may be had Horses sold singly Bales to commence at 10 0’clock a.m, | Terms: Cash in United States currsney. ES A. EKIN Colonel in charge First Division Q, M @. 0, nov 10-td_ | NEW STORE! NEW STORE! A full assortment of FURNITURE, CARPETS om SLOT INGE couecine RUGS, &c., : * BLANKETS, | FEATHER BEDS, | PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, TTRESSES. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, WINDOW SHADES, TABLE COVERS, &c., &e., | Withevery conceivable article that is necessary in the Housekeeping line, at the New Store, No 406 SEVENTH STREET, Between G@ ano H BtRewrs, Bast Sipe. | Having just returned from the North with an immense stock of Gocds, 1 would respectfully call the attention of the citizens and those aout far- Dishing to ry stock of New Goods, which was pur- chased before the late advance in gold. and waich Twili ell at prices that cannot fail to please, We charge nothiog for showing our Goods, and feel confident that when seen they will sell them- selves, R. BUCH 406 7th street, between G and H, Ten doors above the Old Stand, ROPOSALS WI'L BE RECEIVED UNTIL SATURDAY. November igth, for the erection ofa MONUMENT to the memory of the Young Women who perished by an explosionat Washing ton Arsenal June lth, 1864, Proporals must be accompanied with a design dimenrions 4c ,of the proposed Monumea also, of a railing to enclose the same.g The Morumentto be of the best American White 7-im | Marble, with the names of the Twenty-one (2!) yoopg women suitably inscribed thereon, together with the date of the accident, The foundation mart Fe of granite at least six (6) feet square and6 feet deep, substantially laid in cement. The railing must be of Cast Iron, enclosing a lot fifteen by eighteen (15315) feet, aud resting upon suitable blocks of granite. The cost of he whole not to exceed Three Fhon- rand ($3.00 Do lars. The work to be executed to the satisfaction of the Committee, Bisdess eat plese: state the time required to complete the work, FrBporale ry - star ones oe etther: ofthe unm- ersi at Washington Arsenal. dersigne: e ae , JOHN G. DUDLEY, JAMES JOHNSON, ™{Chron.} Committee, STOVES! a We invite the attention of those desiring STOVES tothe large and well selected stock we have on hand, Among our COOK STOVES are the Arbiter, United States, Pennsylvania, Ida, Pilot, Magnet, Yerk Complete, Moniter Range, keal do., Bell lo. Parlor Radiators, Cyneser Gas Burners, jotning Glory, . halls and charehes, nov $-eodtol%th STOVES co Pyramid Stoves, for Cast Iron Gas Burner, Stanley Coal Burser, Gem Fire Place Stove, best in uze, gan’s Me's re amp Heating and SO TIN WARE ana Ino. & geveral HOUSEKEEPIN “A. & HB. I. Samer. mm avenue. tear ‘eet. nev 1ttw 22) *(Chrovicle ( hat rade eWcts Biatoneemese: sce. Pah 37° <-_L yRANUK TAYLOR, B8aLB-T: uy hie nay PSC at Het, os