Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1864, Page 3

\- LOCAL NEWS. SSS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Yorp’s THeatex.—The highly successfal @ud magnificent spectacle, “The Seven Sisters," met with great encouragement last Bight, and will be re-enacted to-nizht, when will appear Mr. J. ©. McDovongh, Mr. ©. B. Bishop, Miss Lotta, the celebrated California @iamond, in her sougs and dances, and others of Mr. Ford's excellent company. The grand Youave March and Drill, by a corps of younz @adies in fril costume. Go and see Miss Lot- ta in her celebrated characters. JYpover's TseaTER.—As this ts the last week of the grest comedy trio at Grover's, do ail tosee‘h m before they take their de- aitare. The, will appear to-night in the Sul lime production of Shakspeare, -«Hamlet, Priace of Denmark,” Mr. E. L. Davenport as Hazlet, Mr. W. J. Waltlack as Ghost of Ham- Jet's Father, and Miss Susin Denin as Queen Gertrude, mother of Hamlet. Both the play ud the performers are known by our readers, nd it peeds boi the simple announcement to crowd Mr. Grover’s theater. On to-morrow evening will be presented, by urgent request. “Stull Waters Ran Deep,” and “Biack-eyed Susan.” TERUURY.—The new faces that appeared ©» Canterbury stage last night created much Jberriment and unbounded applause; and the comic duo, Charley Kane and Miss Jennie Johneon, kept tbe hall in a perfect roar of daughter during their presence on the stage. A grand Christmas pantomime is in active preparation, which will be produced with great splendor during the holidays. Wasuineton TueatTea.—Sanderson’s Min- Strels are sti!l entertaining large audiences With their burlesques, farces, comicalities, &c.. besides the excellent singing and dancing for which this troupe is celebrated. Give them @ call, and enjoy yourself. Eastern Civs Bavi.—To-night, Eastern @lubd, No.7, will give asuperb ball at Islend Hall, ana you cannot spend a few hours more Pleasantly than by dropping in, as it has been gotten up expressly for pleasure and enjoy- ment. A splendid band has been engaged. - 1.0 0. F.—The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of the District of Celumbia, held last Hight, was wel attended, representatives being present from each of the thirteen lodges in the jurisdiction. The returns from the subordi- nates show the Order to be in a more flourish- ing condition than at any other period of its hhistory—the membership numbering over six- teen hundred. After the transaction of routine business, officers were elected forthe ensning ear, as follows :—Jackson Edmonston, of No. ,» M. W. Grand Master; Wm. J. Brown, of No. 36, R. W. Deputy Grand Master; John T. Given, of No.6, R. W.Grand Warden: Parker H. Sweet, of No. 12, R. W. Grand Secretary— Fe-elected; Martin Johnson, of No. 1, R. W. Grand Treasurer—re-eleeted; Wm. R. McLean, of No. !(0, Representative to the Grand Lodge ofthe United States. The installation of these officers will take place on the evening of the first Monday in December, to which time the Grana Lodge adjourned. Samuel! E. Douglass and Henry N. Ober were elected Trustees of Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th st. ‘West; and Samvel Wise, Delegate to the Library Association. gee Brapy's GyMNAsiuM.—This establishment Supplies a requirement so essential to health- preservation amongst the denizens ot acrowded city, that it is no matter of wonder it has beceme at once a vastiy popular place of Tesort. The terms for admission to the classes, ad- ‘Wertised elsewhere, will strike the reader as ©xtremely moderate, im view of the great ad- ‘Wantages to be derived. In fact the privilege of the baths alone is worth many times the price for all. The thonsands of young men in this city, clerks and others, who are getting round- shouldered, ho!low-chested, flabby in muscle, dyspeptic, nervous, dead-and-alive. over their desks, sbould join Mr. Brady's classes, and @ppreciate the luxurious sensations derived rom full respiration, firm muscle, and elas- ticity of frame such as follow from Mr. Brady’s teachings. We wonder that the ladies do not avail them- Belves of this fine opportunity for learning calisthenics, with the fine apparatus at Brady’s Gymnasium, especially adapted for ladies’ use. sag a An UNFORTUNATE YOUNG GirRL.—Saturday Night, about o'clock, a very genteel young dady was found sitting on the steps of the Ist Presbyterian Church, 4¥ street, apparently in great distress. She would answer no ques- tions, and officers Coomes and Straub took her to the 4th Ward station house. Officer Grant, by persuasion, engaged her in conversation. When she said that hername is Clara Sher- man, that che arrived in this city Friday morn- Ing, from Boston, Massachusetts. Her parents @re dead, and in Boston she lived in the family of a man named Clark, a shoemaker. Two ‘weeks ago, Clark and family moved to this city, and wrote to her tocome to Washington mand live with his tamily. He promised to meet her at the depot on the arrival of the first train. She was belated and camein the next train. She lost her pocket-book with a small amount of money, and her baggage checks. Some one used the checks and got her baggage. Officer Crook took her ty his house to stop with his tamily until she heard trom Mr. Olark, or ob- tained proper employment. —— DESTROYING AND TEALING THE FURNI- ‘TURE OF THE PRESIDENT’S MANSION.—Persons of both sexes Lave been guilty of clipping pieces from the window curtains, sofa, lounge Bnd chair covers. They evan go so tar as to pull the papering from the walls, and even to Bteal heavy brackets from the windows and tassels from the curtains. The curtains in the East and Green Rooms are very badly cut up, and nineteen out of twenty brackets stolen from the windows of the East Room alone. ‘This practice is indulged with a view tosecure relics of visits to the President's Mansion, and Jadies and gentlemen of high standing haye been detected init. Three ladies, whose names Are not made known, have been canght in the Act within a few days, ore of whom fainted ‘when discovered. The annoyance has grown 5O great that proper measures have been taken to prevent a repetition of the offenses. ee SAvzEs or Rear Estate.—James C. McGuire & Co. have made the following sales since our dast report: Thirty-four acres of land north of Colambian College, being part of the tract Known as «Mount Pleasant,” to Join H. Snyder, for $200 per acre. Ninety-three acres of land, part of the farm | belonging to G. C. Grammer, near the second toligate, on 7th street, to John L. Pfau, at $50 per acre. Lot on south D street, between 12th and 13th streets, Island, to John C. Riley, for 25 cents per foot Let on L street, between New Jersey avenue -_ Sd street, to Dr. Bogan, 317, cents per ‘oot. Lot adjoining above, to Charles Pearson, at 3134 cents per foet. See A Sap CASE —Sunday morning, about six o’clock,a womar named Julia Irving, went to the Fourth Ward Station, very ill, evidently failing rapidly. She told officer McOolgan, ‘who had charge of the Station, that she nad taken Iaudanum. He asked her for the bottle, ‘which was about half full, and she gaye it up. She enid she had taken about as much as was deft. The officer went immediately for Dr. Green, who repaired promptly to her relief, and by proper remedies, succeeded in restoring her. She was taken by Mr. Joseph Stetinius to his residence, where she will be properly eared for. — FovrtTH WARD Station Cases.—Frederick Bowie, assault and battery; bail for peace. W. H. Peuser, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. ‘W.Y . McUarthy, desertion; military. Onas. ‘Trai. +r, drunk: do. Lizzie Smith, do; Wm. Olark, sleeping in the street; dismissed. Jas. Brier. drunk; do. Mary Carpenter, assault and battery; dismissed. Albert Foster, grand darceny; for hearing. Wm. Ross, fighting: $2.59. Tobias Sheckells, do; $2.55. James Smith, drunk; dismissed. John Talbot, do. and dis- orderly; $1.54. oe Second Warp Station CAsEs.—Pinkne Lazenby, suspicion of larceny; dismissed. #iford, drunk; #3. George Carr, do.: military. Josephine Emory, Jane Sullivan, drunk and discrderly; workhouse. Jane Dougherty, as- Bault an irene jail for court. Rose King, disorderly; $5. lizabeth Foot, threats; bail Tor peace. Riley Russell, assault; dismisseM. Josephine Muller, threats; do. Jane Smith, profanity; $5. Louisa Hopkins, drunk; dis- missed. SS Frne—Last night, about 12 o'clock, the fire igual was given trom box 3, at the Bank of sshington. The firemen were out promptly, nd proceeded to the locality indicated by the Signal. The alarm was caused by the acci- dents! burning of a lot of bedding in the Lichan House, next to Canterbury Hall, besides which dittle damage was done. ae angen Tuinrp Warp STATION CasEs.—George H. Fayman, driving on vement; $2. Lewis ‘Watts, petty tarceny; dismissed. W. W. Bur- Gette, obstracting sidewalk; $2. Jacob Sey- Tour and Thos Gorley, petty larceny; fora hearing. Harry Cutiham, grand larceny; do. Geo. W. Brooks, pettit I ; arine Hunt malicious mischien any oA PROvES6OR ALEX, Wi . WoLowskl, the distin- tere Pianist and Vocalist, is continaing is Singing and Piano Olasses ‘with great suc- cess by his new 8ystem. All those who wish to become fine singers or ‘will do well not to lore thie seen! Performers Tessor’s residence is No. 485 Tenth ~rom fe PEnson aL.— Major General Mi 7 a gud Lieutenant Mackworth, B, cate ai wrt Tds Tue Drafted MEN.—The following drafted tedaye” reported to the Board of Earellment O- y: First Sub- District —Peter Linney, three years inservice; LS. Chapman, erroweons enroll- ment: M. P. King, over age; James Crehan, do.; Lewis N elicor, enrolied in New York; Jesee F. Mann, over age; James G. Drainey, erroneous enrollment; Barnard Sells, alien; Garwood Plars, two years in service, P. Mc- Laughlin, alien; P. HT. Hines, accepted and furnished substitute, Wm. M. Sloan,two years ip service; George Mc(illa, accepted; Conrad Shroder, accepted; Johan Henry, do; John Sheeley, physical disability; Hazelton Rolson, do.; William Cook and James W. McGlue, ac- cepted. Second Sub-District—John Conlon, now in service; John Harrigan, over age; John Gan- non, physical ¢isability. Fourth Sub- District —M. W. Swane, errone- ous enrollment; Julins Sycel, alien; W. M. Shuster, furnished snostitute 10th November, 1564; Bertholomew Fowiey, over age: John M. Varnam, erroneous enroliment; Nathan Sum- mer, furnished substitute; A. F. Gibbons er- roneous enrollment. Fifth Sub-District—Mich’ Burk, accepted; S.C. Wailes, do. and furnished substitute; R. S. Barry, physical disability; Henry Smith, ac- cepted: Mathew Boswell, d Sirth Sub. District —John F. Pic, two years in service; F. L Fuss, accepted. eS Tuat Woon-SawinG. his morning. agree- ably to the terms of the wager made by Messrs. S. Kelly and Edward Green on the yote of the State of New York, the latter gentleman havy- ing lost, commenced at 10 o’clock to saw a cord of pine wood in front of the Waverly House, on Sth street, opposite the Post Office. 1t was pretty generally known that the affair was to take place, and quite a curious crowd gathered to witness the cperation. Mr, Greenseemed to have but little knowledge of the use of the saw and made slow progress, and was obliged to stop semi-occasionally to blow. At2o’clock . M. about half the job was accomplished, but r.G@ asserts that he means to get through with the pile to day. se Fair To-nNiGHT.—The fair now being held at the corner of 10th ani G streets, for the benefit of tbe orphans ef the St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum, will close on Thursday evening ne: and those who have as yet neglected to visit this fair, and contribute to the sustenance of this laudable enterprise, should go to-night. Many articles, both useful and fancy, are still on hand, and the arrangements are such as to insure a pleasant time while there. Let the orphans have a benefit to-night. paaieiT aa Marrtep.—Yesterday, Mr. D. C. Morrison, formerly @ Lieutenant in the 2d Michigan regi- ment, but now a clerk in the Provost Marshal General's Office, was united in marriage by Rey. Mr. Brown, at Rockville, to Miss Helen Jobnson, daughter of the late Capt. Zach John- son, of the U S. Navy. ges Concert or SacrED Music.—The excellent choir cf McKendree Ohapel will, to-night, give a sacred musical concert at the aboveramed church, assisted by eminent talent from the city of Baltimore. —_—_—»___. Resicnep.—Mr. T. N. Adams, one of the en- rolling officers of the District, and clerk to the examining surgeon of the Board of Enrroll- ment, has resigned. ——— Accrent.—Mr. Arthur Shepherd, secretary to the Board of Aldermen, was yesterday af- ternoon thrown from his buggy and severely | bruised. He was last evening unable to atj tend to the business of his post. SPECIAL NOTIOES. eg JewRiny.—New and beautiful gold plated Jew. elry. new styles. for only one dollar, at the Dollar sénciry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue mer dja bt. = Fact ND WINTER CLOTHING. New Styles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c.. &c, We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men's and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing which, for ele- ance of style. variety and excelience of fabric and ‘thfulness of manufacture, has not beea sur- weed by any stock heretofore offered io this marke’ Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’s and 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. Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- gary for a complete outfit. NOAH WALKER & CO... 268 Pa. av. oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. Kromgr’s (UpHam’s Harr Dre. Fifty Cents a Boz, Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1, Natural, durable, beautiful. Warrantedto please This ar- ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr. Cuittos, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, who pronounce {t free from all poi- sonous ingredients, and the material composing it will not injure the most delicate hair. Sold hy Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers everywhere, Jous J. Kromer, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DruNkENNESS CuRED. The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingcup. Dr. Zane’s antidote for strong drink is acertain cure for drunkenness, It creates a dis- like for strong drink, and can be administered without the knowledge of the patient. Descriptive circulars sent to any address, For sale by all respectable Druggists in the United States and Canadas. Price $1 per box, or packages of six boxes for $5. Joun J, Kromer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. RAxp’s SPEciFiO, Theoldest and most reliable medicine for th cure of Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power,&c. This medicine has stood the test of over thirty years, and has always proved asuccess Lr. Rand's Specific is exhibited in the form ef pills, made up«ntirely of substances that havea specific effect upon the generative orgaus, Most persons associate the idea of operations upon the bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specific of Dr. Kaud ts not intended as an evacuating medi- cine. Its medicai 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 swaliowing them; 'shich plan we would always recommend,as affordi ng the speediest way to get the effecc of the remec 5, Prise @1 per box,or six boxes for $5. Sold by Dru cgists everywhere. JouN J. KRomer, Wholesale Agent, 493 Ohestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale in Washington by 8 ©, Forp, corner Pa. avenue and Eleventh street, au Sl-eoly MARRIED, On the I'th of November, 1864, by the Rev. Mr. Thrash. JOHN F GUY, of Washington, D. C., to Mise BLIZABETH FORBES, daughter of 8am’l C, Forbes, of the same place. * DIED, On the 18th of September. at the Catholic Mis- sion, in Idaho Territory, MICHAEL AMBROSE, a native of the City of Cork, Ireland. in the 31th year of his age. : (Boston Pilot and Irish American please copy.) * ID YOU GET ONE? If not, go at once to the new TIN STORE, PALMER & BRO., No. 90 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., And purchase one or more of their COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Cheap for cash; at Philadelphia prices. We name in part— The UNITED STATES, (Cook.) The FANNY FORRESTER. (Gook.) The BOILER 1 Or CROTON, The VIOLEL, and other Radiators, LATROBEB. &c., &c. All Stoves, &c., guarantied to be as represented, Don't forget, i No. 90 Bridge street, Georgetown. D. ALMER JUST RECEIVED Our Winter Styles of MILLINERY AND FANCY HATS, At the New York Establishment, No.4 MABKET SPAG Up Starrs, 8800ND Boor raom OTH Braet, BONNBTS, 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 y NTRIMMED HATS, in great variety. We do not advertise cheap and common goods, but we can sells Rich Stylish Boncet and Hat at a mot oe er an iso, Just Opened at the al n L. McIntosh Cloak and Ma Nnremcay Broa¢way, New York. the largest and Dest aseort ment of goods ever offered in this city, CLOAKS in VELVET, CLOTH. SILKS, &c of the latest importatidns, my A great assortment of OPERA CLOAKS, MISSRS’ GARMENTS, &e. Mr. McIntosh is one of the largest ‘and mavufacturer of Oloaks in New York, and in re- ceiving goods from London and Paris constantiy, thus offering great facilities to the Indies of this city and vicinity, The goods are marked much belcw Broadway prices. mov 3-19* nov 8-Im ® o. & BRO. WANTS. WANTED—A SEAMSTRESS, by the day cv week,ina private family. Enquire at No. 497 west 12th st., between Band F. It* ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and tron at No. 38 L street, bet. Mth and 15th, cor- ner Vt.av, no 15-3t" W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—At ANPREW J. JOYCE'S Carriage Factory, one first-class MOOD WORE ER, one accustomed to repairing. ov 15- \ ) ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable girl to cook, wash and iron in a small fam- at No. soz it* ily, or to do chamberwork. Apply corner of 18th and L ets., for one day. \ 7 ANTED-By a respectabio young girl, aSITU- ATION as Cook, or Wash, and Iron, in a Please address a note to Boxs a0. smell family, Star Office. ANTED—12 PAVERS, 25 OARPENTERS and 100 LABORERS. ‘Apply to L. W. EMMART, nis (Chron, & Rep.} Superintendeat M. R. R. WwW ANTED—By a respectable settled wom SITUATION as nurse. Seamstress, a! make herself generally useful, The very bert references given. Qall at No. 542 K street, between 3d and 4th. it* MRS, FLEMING. i fainily ANTED—A SITUAT Pi V cr board ng house, todo plain sewing, instract children in common English branches, and. assist iu general housework, by a young lady from the country well recommended, “Address "*3, B.,” Star Office. nE it* WANTED—Tho Ladies of the District to call ‘and examine our. stock cheap AUCTION CARPETS, "NUGS, MATS and OLLULOTAS, and Fave 25 per cent, in the purchases , m VJ. BONTZ, nov 15-5¢ 369 7th street, near I. ANTED.—I wish to LEASE A LOT, on which to build a dwelling-bouse, or would buy a house of three or four rooms. if I could do ro by paying part, and the remainder in monthly pay- ments of about $5) each, Must be witbin one mile of post office. Addr ing terins and loca- tion, F ¥.G.¥., Ci It* W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Six good CAR- ENTERS, Apply to ALEX, WORLEY, Jackson Hall Alley. no 14-2t* W ANTED—By a young woman, a SITUATION as charcbermaid, or to do sewing. Address Box 37, Star effice, for three days, mov 14-3t* WY ANTED- One or two TEAMS, of six horses or six mules. Address C, B. C., Star office. nov 14-3t ANTED—Two (2) good SADDLE HORSES, handsome and easy. Address notes stating where they can be seen, to F. F., at this office. nov 1i-1¥* Te SUBSCRIBER wishes to invest from $2,000 to $3,000 in a respectable good paying business asa partner or otherwise, Address P.O. Box 417 stating business, location, and where an interview may be had. no l¢ 3i* JANTED TO RENT—Two or three partly FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for house- keeping, for a small family. Location in the northern part of thecity desired, Address T. 8, 8., Star Office. no 14-3t* ANTED—By two respectable young women, SITUATIONS—one as cook and the other as chembermaid—in a Tespectable private family. Please inquire for three days at No. 464 F street, between 2d and 3d, Washington, D.C. no 14-3t* ARTIAL BOARD WANTE young man and hia sister want rooms, with breakfast and supper only, with a plain family in Washington or yicivity. Address, with location and terms, Box 612, Post Office, Washingten. novi4-2t* ANTED—A first-rate COOK, Washer, and Ironer. and woman to do Housework. White preferred. None need apply but those who can come recommended. Address Box 7, Star office. nov ANTED—A MAN or amanand his wifeon a small farm uear the city. None need apply but thore who understand taking care of steck and plain farming. Inquire at the office of the Unite’ States Hotel, Pa. avenue. no 14 5t* Rooms WANTED—A gentleman and hia wife, without children, wish torent,in a private family, two ROOMS, one as sleeping apartment, the other to cook in, furnished or unfurnished; the Island preferred. Addre:s VAUGHN, at this office, no M4-2t™ \ J ANTED FORTH WITH—Two young LADIES, VV ‘one a first-class milliner, the other an expe- Tieneed sales lady, None need apply but th se who can give good reference and understand well their business. Apply at Fancy and Millinery Store No. 14 Market Space, between Sth and 9th ste., Washington. nov 14-6t V ANTED—Three unfurnished ROOMS, private family, within 6 squares of C Address Box 913; PO. nov ANTED—A STORE, on Pa. ayenne, or in any business location, suitable for Millinery and Fancy Goods, between 9th and 13th streets pre- ferred. Would be willing to purchase stock and asp hs qouizens BUSINESS, Star Office. V J ANTED—To let every lady in Washington know where to get their FLUTING done, properly and promptly, withont injury. to color or ‘abric. 243 Penn’a avenue, south side, between lath and 13th sts. nov 8-Im* ANTED—A BOILER capable of drivinga 10- horee power engine, Addreas Mr. BAKER, Star Office. nov 2-tf wee WANTS TO £UY GOOD AND OHEAP CIGARS, callat No._39, corner 7th and sts, (nov 2-Im*) FREDERICK SEITZ. WANTED Eadion who wich STAMPING , PINKING AND FLUTING done as it enebt to he, go to the only practical hand in town. That is WM, PRINCE, 351 F street, who has on hand 75,0¢0 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is’ weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he isable to meet any op- position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look out ladies in whose hands you give your goods, We are responsible for every articla we stamp, nov 7- \ TANTED--50.000 LADIES to call at tha only STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKING DEPOT in the District, and get their work done. 351 F street isthe place, and Ladies who do not want their work SPOILED will go te no other s0- called stamping places. We are weekly in receipt of the VERY LATEST STYLES of patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, Stamped (ioods, Braid Silk and Cottcn for sale. _ 0c 13 tf XARPENTERS WANTED. Headquarters Department of Washington, Oiice Chih Quartermaster { 08, 534, 536, 535 Mth street, near New # WASHIGTON. Sept. 29.1854.) Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS to go to Point Lookout. Maryland. Wages $70 per month and aration. Each workman will bring bis ewn kitoftools. Transportation will be furnished by tbe Gerersment os he workmen and their 00 this city to Point Lookout. ee ¥ to POJOHN.A. BLISON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, sep 5)-tf Department of Washington, York av.) FOR RENT AND SALE, R RENT—. URN. ROOM. Inquire PeNoneal Tatreee ee OO on att: JOURNISHED ROOMS FOB RENT. at 273 D st. between 13th and 13%. 1 URNISHED ROOMS—Aiso, front and bask A, PARLOR—380 E street, beiweenm lth and ith, nov l5-6t* FOR BENT—Sereral FURNISHED ROOMS, gly orin suites; to be rented to gentlemen onl ply at No.8 La, av. fo 15-31" OR RENT — Two nicely furnished ROOMS, Suitable for gentlemen, at No. 529 A street, between 6th snd 7th ste, nov 15 enit* | Oke KENT —To gent n only, two FUR- NISHED ROOMS, Apply at No. 484 Gstre», near corner 5th at, Boy 15-31 Te RENT--Six ROOMS and a KITCHEN in new brick house, situated oo 7th street west, be tween New York avenue and L street, No. 316. Inquire at the premises. poy 15-Gt* FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.—Call at No. “4 Fast Capitol st., between the hours of 6 andi p.m. Poseession given iminediatety. A de- sirable house for small family. poy 15 até Fo SALE—The LEASE and FURNITURE of a large house on Penna. avenue, fitted up for a rding House, or will let to a responsible patty. B.,” Star Office. nov 15-3t* T—Four spacious ROOMS, a large CEL LAR, and a STABLE if desire’. A COUNTER 10 feet long for sale. Apply at 487 Maryland ave- nue, near 432 street, Island 1 AUOTION SALES, ————— THIS AFTERNOON ANP TO-MORKOW BY ¢. ©. u0@Ui BE & 00., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY £ALR OF TWO HANDSOME UILDING LOTs ¢ B D NER OF NOR ON, TE ST., AT THE OOR- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Novembor 16t3 at 0's No No. 4% o'clock, on the piemi F 1 and %, ‘in J. Oarroll Breet wee: Am, Frooking 2 ai rner of Q xtc ch. : feet toa public alley, @* 2OFth, running back 95 Terns: One-half cash ; the remainder ia th months, with interest, eveurad bya deed of trust on the premises 3 Conveyaices and stamps at the cost of the pur chaser. 4.0, McGUIRE & CO.. Aucta, nevi d ¥ JAS, ©. McGUIRM & 00., Auctioncere, PERFMPTORY SALE O® TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON SEVENTH STREET, AT THE COBN ER OF NORTH Q ST, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Norv. 35th. at 4% ovelock, = the premises. we shell sell Lots No.1 ard 28. in J. Oarroll Brent's subdivision of Square No. 4.0, fronting 2245 feet each on 7th street, at the corr 1 Q street perth, running back v5 feevtoa public alley. Terms: Une Lalf cash; the remainder in three months, with interest, sacured by a deed of trust onthe premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, JAS, C, MCGUIRE & CO., Auct's nolLd LEGANT FURNISHED HOUSE ANDSPABLE TO LET—To let, the elegant FURNISHED HOUSK and STABI.E,No. 343 H street, between léth and }¢th sts, Possession given immediatel yt BARRET opposi' 2 OR RENT. m | able two K & HOUSE, containing 7 rooms and cellar, Gas in three rooms. Water convenient. Suitable for a private family. For further particulars inquire at 183 7th street west. nov 15 3t* Fos RENT — A comfortable two story fi ie dwelling HOUSE on 15th atreet west, bet. Land M sts. north, containing8 rooms. Possession civen immediately. Apply to ALEX, BORLAND, Rov J5-3t" fs 52 Latreet. kek SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES ofa geod located BUSINESS STAND, on 7th street. Possession given on the first of Janua Applyat 285 7th street, between L and M, util the 2th. a Foe 8ALE—A FRAME HOUSE, containing four rooms, situated on Boundary street, between 9th ard Jith, . BROWN. N H street, between ith and Sth, or Mr. NAYLOR’S Carpen‘er Shop, near the City Hall. Cheap tor cash. nov 15 3! FOCRNISEED: ROOMS FOR RENT, in a conve- vient and desirable location—Parlor and Chamber on first floor, or two Chambers on second iloor—gas inevery room. To single gentlemen, or gentleman and wife without children, rent rea- sovable. Reference required. Apply at 441 6th street, first door above KE, west side, n15-3t* JFPURNISHED Koos FOR RENT, with or with out Board, Inquireat4967thst, no 14: ‘OR RENT—A pleasantly situated HOUSE on ‘the Georgetown Heights. suitable for a small family. Inquire at No. 191 High street. _nl4-st* UBNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT TO A PRI vate family without small children, Apply at 419 13th street. nov 14-28: XO LET—ROOM in white-front building, on Pa. avenue, between Sth and 9th sts., opposite Center Market. Apply on the premises. . nov J4-3t* GEORGE 0. JENKS. Fo BALF—The FTOCK and FIXTURES ofa email GROCERY STORE, Also, @ two-story FRAME HOUSE for rent. Apply on the premises, No, 209 4th st., bet. K and L. n 14-2t* Wy, URNISHED ROOMS FOR REN T—For rentcom- fortable and well furnished ROOMS. at No.450 2th street, becween Gand Hstreets, The location is one of the mosi desirable inthe city. no 14 1m Fer RENT—A large, well furnished FRONT ROOM and a smaller room adjoining. apes a No. 459 on 12th street, between G and H, west side. no l4-3t* FX RENT OR FOR SALE—A new FRAME HOUSE, containins 7 rooms, situated nearthe corner of 8th and DP sts.. Island. For particulars inquire of JAMES BR. BIRCH, No, 131 D street, Island, nov li 3t* re RENT—One of the most desirable PRIVATE RESIDENCES in Georgetown. The greater art of the Furniture will be rented with the ouse, For further information address Box No, 1000, Georgetown Post Office. noy 14-5t* FOR, BENT—Two new FRAME BUILDINGS, in Printing Office Square, containing three rooms each. Apply onthe premises, or at the Office of American Telegraph Company, 432 Pa avenue. For particulars inquire e° BR. OR SA e LEASE, southwest corner of 34 street east and Astreet south, Also,a well paying BUSINES3. in one of the camps, near the City. Inquire of JOHN HINKEL, A street south, near Ist street east. nt 1-2 FoR LE—The 8TOOK, GOOD WILL, FIX- TUBES and four years’ lease of a Restaurant, Rent moderate; location good. Reason for selling, the proprietor is going into another basiness, Apply at No 5547th street opposite Center Mar- ket. Apply between 7 and §0’elock p,m, nov l4-lw* yo SALE—The STOCK OF WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS of the recent Gosling House. Also, the Cottaze Furniture of twelve bedrooms. Two large Rooms on Pennsylvania avenue to rent, suitable for oflices or manufacturing pur- poses. Inquire at No. 249 Pa: avenue, between 12tb and 13th sts. nov li 3t" FOR EENTSA weil furnished three-story and basement BRICK HOUSE, with water and gas, containing 9 rooms, a large back yard, situated at 496 D street, between Istand 2d streets, The fam- ily of two persons ard one child, would like agreeable) BOARD in the bouse ia part compen- sation fur rent, For particulars enquire on the premises. nov 1i-St* eosin ROOMS FOR RENT, 4T 222 F street, between Ith aud isth sts. ‘nev 12-st*__ OOMS FOR RENT—Kither furnished or unfur- nisbed. Apply at No. 650 L street, between 4th and Sth streets, poy 12-3t* {OR RENT-—Two ROOMS in second story; excel- lent sitvation for an ambrotype saloon. Terms reasorable, Apply southwest corner C and North Capitol ste. nov 12-3¢* OR RENT—STORK on corner of G and 224 sts opposite Quartermaster’s office. Apply H. § JOHNSTON, No. 373 Pa. av., between 44 and 6th sts. no I2-e02t* {OR BALR—A neat two-story BRICK HOUSE and LOT, four rooms and basement; on ith street, near P. 0 cash, Inquire at 300 6th street, pear York avenue, nov 12 3t* FOR BENT, 10 GENTIEMEN — A com Pric N 1odious and well-furnished FRONT CHAMBER, In- quire ae i H strest, between llth and 12th. Roy 3t* | PREG ROCMS—Two neatly furnished ROOMS for rent, by a private family. To gen- tlemen only. No boarders, Apply at 360 llth street, between L and M, ney 12 3t* ANT ED—SEOOND HAND FURNITURE ‘Alto, MIRKORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. |B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, fe8-tf ‘between G and H. east side. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS G pneFrown CORPORATION STOOK. ¥ Those persons who may be disposed to pu chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which be: ap interest of six per cent, jody annum, pavatie juarterly, can obtain some by applying to WM. LAIRD, Clerk of sid Corporation: ocl-atD1 (pase PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Petomac Tow Company’s boats, ‘* Potomac,” Pe nell javen.’’ Apply to the aptaing on board. or SOHN B. DAVIDBON, my ls Water street. Georgetown. EDUCATIONAL. PsonccRsrnto INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND MATHEMATICS, cor. 7th and E sts., opposite the Post Office, Day School for Boys.$5 per month. No charge for Instrumental Music. Private Lessons, from 4 to9 p.m. oc29 1m* NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE! OHAS, B. BAYLY & CO., 278 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bet. llth and 12th sts., near the Kirkwood House, Would respectfully inform their Friends and the Public, that they will open On MONDAY, October 17, 1364, A fine and new assortment of LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, made up in the Latest and most Fashienable style. We will sell at reasonable prices, and hope, by strict attention and integrity, to merit a 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 l4-tf No, 278 Penn, ay., bet, 11th and 12th sts, G SUTLER TENTS. OOD Second-hand Tents constantly on hand, Also, New Tents of any size made to order b Bail Makers Goo th Ho 00 26 Im* eS noar the wharf, SING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS. treet, a . fore 16 slose o' trimmed Hats from $3 to $10; vetvet and silk Sen nets from $7 to $10; rich Bonnet Strings 75 centsa gerd Oloaxs, Shawls and Worsted Goods at re- uced prices, You will save money if you walk to No 4% street, only three squares from the ay- eu oh buy from . P, HERMAN, bow 1)-3t* SOTICE—FOR SALE. N° four-horse secon: . ww, and 300 seco: fiseged BRIDLED. Apply tod 3, eT a alae Clas Ae TARR Eonitey Kaas Bata aie wpaotens oT Meise FR u BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. “= Honey SYRUP. 2 Just received. KING & BURCHELL, oc 19 Corner I street and Vermont avenge. Fe, RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, containing six rooms, furaished, on 8th street, between O and P streets, Sor particulars inquire at KKEN- NEDY’S Grocery Store, No, 473 gth street, corner of Est. é no 12-3t" po SALKE—A new three story brick HOUSE, southwest corver of 24 and Market ats, George- town, D. C.,containing 17 rooms, with all the latest improvements, in perfect order, A Brick Stable, Ice House and all necessary outbuildiogs attached. House 45 by 49, lot 8) by 150, Price 000, Terms easy, and posession when required. ‘oF further particulars apply on the premises. nov 7t* FoR SALE—The FURNITURE and GUOD WILL ofa ree and well-furnished Boarding house, situated cn P street, two doors from 4%, near the Arsenal gate. nov 10-6t* _ 7OR RENT—A nice OF FICS for any kind of businecs, near the Patent Office, at a moderate rent to a good tenant. Inquire within, 407 @ street, bet. oth and 7th ats.,or 407 7th st.,1 door from H. nov ly 5t* Gee. FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT at No, W 45% 12 h street west, between E and F. Goo Board furnished in the house. poy 9-1w* Fo RENT —One large handsomely-furnished ROOM on first floor, for gentlemen only, Ap- ply at 135 G street, between 2ist and 224 sts. nov 9-6 Fo RENT, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.—A ‘comfortable Dwelling can be rented by pur- chasing the Furniture at cost. Location desirable. Furniture in beet order. Inquire ef W.B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, No. 307 Pa.av. 10 9-lw (OR BENT— k aa A LARGE, FINE OREIOs 1 ‘uitable for a p» ymaster or amy professional gen- tleman; the most central focation in Weshington— 274 F +treet, near corner 18th, only two squares fromthe Treasury and War Departments. Rent only $400 per annum, payable monthly in ad- vance, Also, SUITE OF FINE ROOMS, adjoining the office, to a family without children; water, gas,&c, Possession given immediately. None but persons of first-class reapectability need apply, to P. J. BELLEW & CO., 510 7th at,, three aoors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. nov 9-tf Fa RENT—Two ROOMS, on second fioor, suit- able for four gentlemen, and one on first floor. Inquire at 437 &th street, between G streets, west side. ‘OU8ES AND LOTS FOR SALE—On H andG streets north,on Matne and Maryland ave- pues, D and K south, and it strect west, between M se Bspotk, B. MILBURN, @.8. Jail. oc ee URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, F te ntle: 1 ¥ Inavireof Mrs, A; BOB meansig® ie ave ROPOSALS WILL BE i f P'SATURDAY, November tote toy the ene ofa MONUMENT to the memory of the Young ‘Women who perished by an explosion at Washing and oc ton Arsenal, June 17th, 1864. Proposals must be accompanied with a design. dimensions, &c,, of the proposed Monument, and also, of a railing to enclose the same® The Mopumentto be of the best American White Women suitably inscribed thevoors, Sueethee OU! 23 6 ET TI yu yn must of granite at least six (6) feet Square and6 feet deep, substantially laid in ‘The railing must be of Cast Iron, enclosing alot fteen by eighteen (15x18) ‘pon Suitable blocks of granite, rr" Us Testing # T st of the whole not to exceed Three Fhou- ‘he. sand (33,00) Do'lars, The work to be executed t the a afaction at the Committee, me SSeS Ee Bidders will please state the time required to complete the work, Proposala may be addressed to either of the un- dersigned at Washington, : Compalttes. —Twenty-one YELLOW PINE COL- 3,93 fet Toag by 10 inches wide, AP HOMAS DOWLING Georgetewn. HOUSEHOLD FURNITUS BAND EFFECTS AT On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 16th of Novem- ber, at 10 o'clock. at my Auction Store, No, 174 Bridge street, near the Market, Georzetown, I will sell a geveral assortment of Housesold Far- piture, being the eflects of persons declining house- kee ping. ccm prising— inhogany Hair-seat Chairs and Sofa iakogany Bureaus anc Sidebosrds Four excellect Feather Beds and Mattresses Chairs, Tables. Washsetands, Wardrobes, &c Secretary and Bookcase, Bedsteads, Ac Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves, 180, 140 yards new Ingrain Carpet, and many articles not mentioned. Will be added — Large lot of School Furniture S dozen Flannel Undershirts and Drawers Terms cath. THOMAS DOWLING, nov il Auctioneer. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE SALY: OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 6TH STREET, BETWEEN G AND If STREETS NORTH. AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY. the —th instant, at 432 o'clock p, m., we shell sell, in front of the premises. part Lot 24, in Squere No. 454, with the improvements, coa- sisting of a three story Brick Terms: One-half cash; balance six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest. Adeeigiven and deed of trust taken. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, Possession given on the Ist day of November. nov 15 td GREBN & WILLIAMS Aucts.7 ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. At the Horse Bazaar, 95, avenue, between {th and j0th streets, SORREL MARE AT AUCTION TO PAY EXPEN- On SATURDAY MORNING, 19th inst. at 19 o'elk if fair, if not.on the following SATURDAY MORN ING, 2th inst,,I will sell, at the Horse Bazaar of W.L. WALL & CO. ‘A SORREL MARE, to pay expenses for pasturaze, Rewular Sales at the Bazaar, Tuesday, Thureday, and Saturday, without regard to weather. GEORGE CLENDENIN. _bowl5 L. WALL & CO,, Aucts. BY J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SMALL COTTAGE FARM STOF THE CAPI- , ToL FOR gE. On MONDAY, November 28th, at 12 e’clock_ m.. on the premises, we shall sell Lets No. 15, 17, 43 and 19. in Bquare No. J,111, situated at the corner | ofsouth A street and Ist street east. fronting 127 feet on svuth A Street anil 152 feet 2 inches on 19th street east, comaiping 21,/() Fquare fe%t, and im- proved hy ‘a snug Frame Oottage containing six rooms, Car: ixge House, Barn, &¢., surroandad by handsome shade trees, and planted with finest fruit trees, vines, &c., from Mr. Saul’s nursery. A photograph of the buildings can ba seen atthe auction rooms, Terms: One-half cash; the reszainder in six and twelve montba, with interest, sacured by a deed of trust on the premise: B2~ Immediate porsersion xiven, nolseckas J.C, McGUIRK & CO., Aucts. ¥ J.C. MoGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers. POSTPONED CHANOERY SALE, By suthority oj a decree of the Supreme Court of this District, passed in a cause relating t) the estate of the late @. 0. Grammer, juaior, I will sell on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November Ith, at 4 o'clock, on the ses, Lot No. 6 and Lot let- tered G, in subdivision Square No. 164, fronti respectively on north L street and Connecticut | avenve. Terme, as prescribed by the decree: One third cash; the residue at six and twelve months, with interest, for whica the purchaser's bonds, with surety, will be taken, and a lieu reserved on the property sold. If the terms be not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves tne right to re-sell, on seven days’ public notice, at the ox and cost of the purchaser failing’ to comply. Stamps, deeds, &c., at the cost of the purchaser, , vB. TOBB. Trustee. Bovli-d JAS C,McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts, B* W.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Southwest corner Pa. ay. and 9th st, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., ATAT fi On FRIDAY MORNING, isth inst., conan oe at 10 o'clock, we willsell at No. 149 Bst.. ne: Island, a good assortment of Household Furniture, embracing— . s Walnut Sofa and Chairs, Centre Table Tete-a-Tete Lounge. Brussels Carpet Curtains. Cornices, Shades and Fixtures Walnut Workstand. Chinese Stand Pictures, Rockers. Clock aud Glass Extension Dining Table, Refrigerator China, Gla-s and Crockery Ware Welnut Bedstead, Bureau Washstands and Toilet Sets Cotton Top Mattresses. Chamber Tables Cotiage Chamber Suits Double Bedsteals, and other Obamber Furniture Matting. Carpetsand Oil Cloth i Iron Bedstead and Crib, ani Mattress, Bedding, Xe. Cooking, Parior and Chamber Stoves, Cooking Utensils, and Kitchen Farniture. Terms cash, nov 15-3 WM. L. WALL & CO., Ancts. ¥ JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. HANDSOME WITH LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL GROONDs, FINE BRICK STABLING, CARRIAGE SO08E, ICE HOUSE, &c. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November 2lst. st 4 o'clock. on the premises, we shall sell that hand- some residence and grounds, formerly tne proper- ty of the late Major Nicholson, U.8. M. C. of south B street and 2d street east, mediately east ef * Duddington.”* The grounds contain about two and n half acres of ground, handsomely ea closed, and Jaid out witn fine ‘grevel drives aud walks, und beautifully ornamented with choice shade trees and flowers. The improvements are of the most auperior Kind, and consist of a fine, large Brick Mantion, with large porticos on three sides, the whole built and finished in the most substan. manner, with fipe Parlors, Dining Room, Libiary, large and airy Chambers, Bath Room. &c , &c ; in addition, there is a very supe- rior Brick Stable, Carriage House, Ice House, Servants’ House, &c, The property commands a splendid view of the city. Potomac river. and sur- rounding country, ani is in all respectsa first class re re. “Terma: One-third cash; the remainder in6and 12 mnths, with interest, secured by a deed of trust onthe premises. “Convey ances and stamps at the cost of the pur- cone diate possession given ate st es ferisd vo $C, MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts, UCTION SALE OF CITY LOTS. We shall offer for sale at public auetion on THURSDAY, tho 17th in 3o’clock p. m., Lot F, in subdivision of original lets in Square No. 211, and Lot K, in subdivision of original lots in Bquare 197. Also, Lot 23, in Square 512, on coraer of Oand4thsts Each of these lots are desirably ,and are to be sold for cash on tae prem- RM. HALI & CO., Agexts, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets north, po 1t-4t* THREE HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE BUILD. | ING Li if D- ING LOTS ON NORTH N STRERT, AT AUC On THURSDAY, the 17th of November, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 4 o’clock, part of Lote 2, 3, and 4, in Square 313. This prowerty Fronts on north N, between lith and 12th streets west, Terms: One-balf cash; the balaoce in six, nine, and twelve months, secured bya deed ef trust on the remixes. and deed given. All conveyance and revenue stamps at the pur- nero cost, nov UsS10 FOR BALLS, PARTIES, &o, LOUIS WEBER, No. 569 7th street east, re- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. A] ized Band of Noes ‘OTth st. east, 00 Be AWNBROKERK AND sf LOAN OFFICE. LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. Ww K. WALS! ‘ti ¢., with his Sten tise Musicians, im. 285 OOR, com ith the of many frien: Sy pow prepared to make liberal Oath ad- pam vances 00 Gold and Silver Watches, Dia- onds, oer Silver-ware, Hardware, Gothia , and Merchandise of every description pr . “G7 Hart had twelve yearnexperience in busl- in eG , and favorably k Fin eititens, I aut confident that teal ote aie man (which will be sti it ist_ me with gonsarntiel oTuc antl Bins INERY, to atte! dies is invited. Barticuias axe given to orders, oc ll-im* ouse, with slate | roof aud gas, containi>g eight coed rooms, known | as No. 399. A fine chance fora good investment. | jouth side Louisiana | BRICK VILLA RESIDENCE, | -. being | the whole of Square No. 765, situated at the corser informs Tiends and former pa- H fone thet he eoutidues to attend Balls, ce AUCTION SALES, FUTUK® DAYS. Y BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucti B No. £6 worth Tin Wiest ee eee Sales EVERY EVENING, commencing at 6% oclock. of a ge! assortment of Dry Geede Horicsy, Soaps, Gombe and Brushes, Perfumery, Stati nery, fine Gilt Albums, Pictures, &c., &e, Out ccor sales attended to cu the most Teasca able tecns Consigaments respentfully aolict ef nev leim SROOKER & BELLEW BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avetioneers No. 526 corner 7th and D streets north. VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED reso s NPAR THE LONG BRIDGE AT On WEDNESDAY, the 1sth November instant. Tejthall sell, on the, premises, commencing and % +P. m.. that Beautifu © m No. 28. daunded by ith and ist aud south Band er streets, it being the Square uext tothe Lon, Bridge It issnb divtted into 2 kan ‘some He i pred — one of which is improved by a fine thre Tange kine House, containing 8 conveniently xr- Phy ee Tesms. ith all necessary out haildings Corl Bente: Smoke douse, Stable Wood aa which the Hg; Lamp ia the yard. The Lot om Tso feet on vinnie Standa. has a beautifal (ront of foots the rect cre cts With a depth om south D of 90 feet; the rest of Lota are small and of various Rizes to suit purchasers ‘This property: | fully situated for a Public Ihe. : ing the advantage of over ae ie gate lege on the Potomac river, whis SARE aha eat ae Misutaee a «reat public thoroughfa If the proper! - Rot be sold together it will be sold is iota te cult purchssers, Terms: One-half cath; balance in sixand twelve months for notes bearing interest from day of sale A deed given and a deed of trust taken. a All conveyancing including revenue stamps at the cost of ihe purchaser. $25 will be required of each purchaser when the property is knocked eff. _novleokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta BY J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, Sshing as well aa LARGE BUILDING LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENCE, BBTWEBN 13TH D 14TH 8Ta. On WEDNESDAY AF®TERNOO! November '6 at4 o'clock, op the premises, we shali sell Lot No. 16, in Square No. °47, fronting 65 feet on the south side of Massachusetts avenue, between 13th and Mato Streets, and running back to a3) fect paved alley, Termk: One-third in cash, the remainder iné and 32 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises Conveyance and stamps st the cost of the pur chaser JAS. C. McGUIRE & he nov.id Austioncers, | BY Gneen & WILLIAMS Auctioneers, VALUABLE SALE OF A FOUR-STORY BRICK ERUWEEN E AND F STREETS NORTH AT E N ST. NO. AUCTION. SORTA On WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, at 4% o'clock Pp... we shall cell, in front of the premises, parte | of Lots 2 and 4, in’ Square 483, with the iaprove- mente, consisting of x four-story Brick Hous with large hal's, patlors chambers, gas and water; | josh ing it a bandsome private residence in the central part of the cit | Terma asf llows: Three notes, payable im J5, 2), and 27 months from Decemper Isth. 1358, with'i terest, avd the balance to be paid in cash; a dead fiven! $70) will be demanded when the property is Knocked down. and if not paid the property will be pat upagsin and sold to the next highest bid- er The terms of sa'e are to be complied with in five days after sale, if not the property will be re- eold at cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing and stamps a? the cost of the purchaser, pov !2eotd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND ON 7TH 8T. WEST, BETWEEN Q ST. AND RBODE ISLAND AV.’ On’ WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Noy. 23d, at 33:07 on the premiaes, by virtue of a decree of the Jate Circnit Court ard an amented decree of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia, sitting asa Court of Equity,the Jatter decree da- ted 25th of April, 1364, and rendered in a canse, No. 733, wherein Elizabeth Brent is complainant, and Charles E. Brent and ovhers defendants, the un- dersigne will gell the whole of Square No. 42, except to lots heretofore +ol4, subdivided into twenty-five desirable Building Lots, fronting re- spectively on7th and Sth streets west, between Q street and Rhode Island avenue, . | _ Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest.secured to the satisfac tion of the trustes, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser All conveyances and etampsat the expense of purcharer. | QARROLL, BRENT, Trustes. nov N-eod “J. ©. MCGUIRE & O0., Aucta,_ BY THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, Z CHANCERY SALE, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court ofthe District of Columbia, made in the cause of Myers andal., ve. Parsons, and al., inequity, and dat. November 4. 1864. I will offer at auction,on WED- NESDAY, ihe 3th of November, at 40’clock p.m, | on the premises, the following Lote of ground in Georgetown, viz: Part of Lots Nos. 93 and 94, in Beatty & Hawkins” Addition to Georgetown, fronting about 15%) feet on High street, near First street, improved by @ two story Frame Building. Immediately after the above— Part of Lot No. 9), in Threikeld’s Addition, at the corner of Second and Lingan streets, fronting about 65 feet on the former, and 60 feet 02 the lat- ter, improved by a plastered or stuccoed two-story cute. Term ofsale: One third of the purchase money | to he paid in cash; and the residue in two equal instalments at 6and 12 months, with interest to be secured by approved notes with a reserved lien, The terns of sale must be complied with in one week after sele. or the property may be re-sold at noe risk aud cost of the purchaser after one week’s otice. Conyeyancipg and stamps at the purchasers ost. ALTER 8. COX, Trustee, noy 8-3taw3w [Intel,] THOS. DOWLIN GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE STORES, | od | Wasnincton ARSENAL, Wasrinctom, D C., November $. 1863. Will be cold at Public Aw Ith of NOVEMBER, of jon, at the Arsenal, on t 10 o'clock a, m,, ORDNANCE STORES, condemped ae unfit for use. viz: 1 Steam Boiler and Pump, i Double Lathe, 6 Grindstones, 741 Gray Blanketa, 168 Blue Blankets, 1901 Red Blankets, 37 Pole Pads, Gutta Percha, 5 Valises, Cavalry Round, 2317 Nose Rags, | 2333 Bursingies, | 162] Blanketa, | 583 McOle’lan Baddle Trees, j 130 yards Silk Berge. 40 pounds Woollen Yarns, 100? pounds do, RB 3 pounds Shoe Thread, 8 Rerrels, i 5 Jugs, | 7 Bottles, r Cans, 332 Watering Buckets, Gutta Percha, | 79 co do" Leather ALSO, ge lot cf A large WROUGHT AND CAST IRON, Successful bidders will be required toremove tha stores within ave Saye from es of sale. : in Government fend. decries J.G. SENTON, nov 3 it Major Commanding, FFIOE DEPOT COMMI*SARY OF SUB- oO BISTENCE, WasmincTon. D._C.. Nov. 12, 1564 GOVERNMENT SALE OF HIDES. TALLOW. EMPTY BARRELS, X&c, | Will be sold at public auction, at Sixth street Wherf, Washington, D, C.,on' TUESBAY, No- vember 22, 1864, at llo’clock a. m., the following Government preperty, riz: 5.000 Beef Hices (more o 1.200 Sheep Pelts (more or tess) | 609% pound: Tallow | ape alot of Neats foot Oil, Horns, Empty Bar- rels, &c. Terms cach in Government fande. 4 within ten days af- fee pee to be removed » GREER no 14-7t Captai: } UARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFIOR, | Q Fiust Division, Wasuineton Oiry, November 8, 1564. Will be sold at public auction, ts th yd % mnber 25. 1564, EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA S” RSDAY, Do- mber i, Two hundred Cavalry Horses at each place. These Horses have been co.demncd aa usfit for the cavalry service of the army, | “For road and farming purpose® many 400d bar- gains may So Ad Horses sold singly. rete to Cements eo dees a. in. ‘rms: Cas ates currency. . in United JAMES 4. ERIN Colene) in charge First Division Q, M. nov 10-td | | i NEW STORE! NEW STORE! A full assortment of TRE, FUBNITURB, | aig on SLomHs. fee MAE RUGS, &e., COMFORTS, BLANKETS, FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS AND BOLATRBS,, orpgsces CROCKERY. s LASS) With every césceivable article that is necessary th keeping at the New Store in the Bonen gs SEVENTH STREET, Burweex G awn H Ereeets, Batt Brox, turned from the Ni to my stock of New Goods, rate ar fore the late advance ii . and (aoe ee chal teal conident That when seem” ther =a 406, y and By. 27- tm. bok rey Oia stant: R ae ots Penumrivania ave nie, pear Willard’s Hotel, by expiration of lease will remove and oven om October at No. 324 B strovt, near Grover’s Theatre. oo 13-im*