Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1864, Page 3

~ ~__ LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GRover’s THEATER.—This is the last night ‘ut two of the great tragedy and comedy com- bination at Mr. Grover'’s Theater; when will be enacted the glorious old comedy of “London @ssurance,” the entire company appearing in @he cast. Secure your seats early. To-morrow evening, benefit of Mr. J. W. “Wallack. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wallack have been induced to remain another week. CantTERnory.—The exciting and laughable Forces in which Charley Kane and Miss Jennie Johnson appear, and the magnificent panto- qmime ballet, arranged by Mons. Szollosy, en- titled “Les Amours de Disable,” (the Loves of ‘the Devil,) in which Mous.Szollosy, Elia Wes- ner, Josh Hart, Mary Wesner, and the corps de ballet appear, are drawing tothe Canterbury nightly the masses of the fan-loving commu- nity; and Mons. Duverna is still astonishing the audiences in his wonderful feats as a con- dorticnist and acrobat, SaNDERSON’S MINSTRELS.—This. well se- Jected combination is still at the Washington Theater, where they are nightly greeted by darve and fashionable audrences. If you wish do enjoy & really pleasant evening, you have but to give the Minstrels a call, and you will no* be disappointed. Forp'’s THEATRE.—To-night Mr. John E. McDeaough will again appear, with the sparkling comedienne, Miss Lotta, and Mr. C. B. Bishop, in the magnificent play of «The Seven Sisters.” The «Grand Zouaye March and Drill,” which has on all former occasions elicited the plaudits of the audiences for beauty @nd correctness, will again be executed by a corps of beautiful young ladies. ——>—__— Trinp Ward RECRUITING ASSOCIATION.— ‘This Association met last evening at Temper- ance Hall to hear the report of the committee appointed at a former meeting to prepare rales and regulations by which the Association shall be governed. Mr N. D. Larner stated the purpose of the Association to be to put in recruits, for the pur- pose of meeting any future call. The funds of the old association will be turned over to the lew association. Mr. Larner stated that4 recruits had been put in since the last drawing. The committee appointed for the purpose, submitted their report, which was accepted. The preamble of the committee’s report set forth, that from pastexperience another draft ‘was probable, and consequently the Ward ; should go to work and put in recruits in the in- tervening time. The rules and reculations, as presented, were then voted on by separate sections, and are in Substance as follows Each member shall pay $5 for his member- ship, and $1 per week thereafter. Each mem- ber shxll receive —— dollars tor every recruit he may putintoservice. Any citizen, notsub- ject te the dratt, making a donation of $10 tothe | association will be made an honorary member. Any member may withdraw from the asso- | ciation by the cousent of a majority of the | members, but shail forfeit all he has paid in. Any membes failing to pay his dues for five ‘weeks chall ba fined $!, and be deprived of the hoace of the association. If he fails to pay is dues for two months he shall be expelled, | and forfeit all he has paid in. The regular meetings shall be on Wednes- | day evening of each week. he association then went into an clection of Officers, which resulted as follows: Mr. N. D. Larner was elected president, J. H. Bartlett vice president, E.R. McKean re- cording secretary, U. B. Hough finaneial sec- Tetary, G. E. W. Sharratts and S. Wolf exec- | mtivye committee, J. H. Thomas, Thomas Rieh and Robert Jomnson finance committee. ee age Systematic Rosnery OF Woop MsrR- CHANTS —The wood merchants along the line of the canal are losing large quantities of wood nightly, and could never get any evidence to prove who the parties engaged init are. Last hight Messrs. George F. Kidwelland Viehmy- er kept watch over their wood, and caught a boy of 15 years in the act of taking wood from the yard of Mr. Kidwell. When taken to the station-house of the Second Ward, he said that he and other boys took wood from the yards and sold it to persons, white and colored, liv- irg near the canal, in the Second Ward. He glsosaid that they are not the only ones en- waged, and that early of mornings many col- ored persons may be found moving large quan- tities of wood. He says they find no difficulty in selling to the parties he mentioned. The mount taken in the last two trips he made "was not worth more than 50 cents, and Justice Miller was puzzied how to decide the case, not being willing to trouble the court with a case Bo trifling. But, in view of the fact that agreat uiumber are engazed in the business, and live by it, the Justice decided to send him to jall for court, in the hope that something may be dons %o break up this system of depredations on the ‘wood merchants. ——— MEETING or THE EaST WASHINGTON LIN- COLN AND JOHNSON ASSOCIATION.—Tuesday | evening & meeting of the East Washington Lincoln and Johnson Association was held at | the Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, Mr. Dixon in the chair. ‘This being the last meeting of the Association, | & large number were present, and the business Was settied up and the treasurer (Mr. Peake) owas ordered to pay over any surplus funds to | Mr. Roche, who was badly injured on Thars- day night last by the premature discharge of a howitzer. A vote of thanks was passed to Joseph Ger- | hardt for refreshments furnished the club on ahe occasion of the serenade to the President. Speeches were made during theevening by Meéesrs. Lixon, Cowan, Clements, Beron and ‘Vallean, and the meeting adjourned subject to | the call of the executive committee. ge WHAT WILL BE Done with THeM?!—The hhost of bootbiacks that throng the side-walks, seem to have ro fixed places of abode. The police frequently find them huddled together in dry goods boxes, wagons, &c., on the streets like pigs in asty. These juvenile vagrants do mot belong to Washington, and it cannot be expected that the corporation shall maintain all the vagrants from other large cities, though for years past the corporation has been saddled ‘with the support of poor of other localities. but the city has now no place to accommodate | ibem, and the tunds of the city have heen so dargely drawn upon it is impossibl> now to provide for them, in suchswarm. What will zhey do in the coming winter ? ies SaaS A CARELESS CoACHMAN.—Last night, officer Bresnehan arrested Jas. Howard, colored, driver of back No. 201. for fast driving on 7th street west, and took him to the Third Ward Station, fora hearing before Justice Thomp- son. Howard was very drunk, and bad taken the team from the coach, (which he had left somewhere, but was too drunk to tell where,) and mounting one horse himself, put a colored boy on the other, and had arace up 7th street. in front of the Patent Office he was thrown rom his horse,and was found by the officer Benseless in the street. He recovered parti- ally, when at the Station, but couki give no account of himself, the coach, or the horses. He will be disposed of by Justice Thompson. ae A DeESERVING Set or CLERKS.—In the vari- ous departments of Government there is not a more industrious set of clerks employed than those of the Roard of Enrollment. These Young men work, according to office rnle, from to 4, and often several bours each evening, and, we believe, receive acompensation of $3 r day, which is little enough in these times. n some Of the other departments, work done @fter night is paid for as extra work, and these youns men, we believe, have madeapplication | dor s)milar comyensation se Sr. onp WArp STATION UasES.—Geo. Mitch- eli, fighting $10. Levi Johnson, disorderly; do. | J.T. Thornton and John Hoff, do.;#5 each. J. Wheeler, petit larceny; jail for court. Annis Gallagher, disorderly; $ 85. John Lacey, drunk and disorderly; $5. Patrick Donohue, disorderly; 83. John Haw- kins, fighting; 25. Benjamin Corson, do. James King, suspicious character; $10. V.B. | Dhonltz, drunk and disorderly; $5. Mary | orderiy;do. James Mur- | ook, crunk and dt Phy, drunk; d ssed. oe Geound Broken Near THE WAR Depant- ENT POR THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.— ‘This point is second only to the corner of 7th street and the avenue—the center of business nd population. The streets beyond the War DYepirtment seem like a town by itself, The <Quartermaster’s, Commissary’s, and other Dureas of the War Office in that part of the «ity, employ many thousands of men. ee SRveRELY HANDLED.—At Colesville, Md., on election day, Mr. M. Trail, of Col. Baker's detective corps, was badly stabbed in the arm back while engaged in quelling 4 riot. He ap- ‘Pesred at the office yesterday with his arm ina @lng oe Trirp Warp STaTION CasEs.—Dan'l Gray Bnd Kitt Haitstoke, colored boys, fighting in street, were ordered by Justice Thom be locked up 6 hours and dismissed. John Roach, drunk: for h fast driving: tor eee John Howard, cence We bave had the pleasure of hearing sev- eral of Professor Wolowski’e pupils, and the tay of the p they fies madi leon the Piano and in singing, and the thorough knowl- edge of their art which they exhibit. is a - cient proctor the excellence of Professor Wol- Owski’s new system of instruction. Profes- Sor's residence is No. 455 1th a” —o—___ SEE ADVERTISEMENT in anet! @erning tho Dollar Jewelry Sor ee Grovenrs’ New THRATER, NEAR WILLARD'S HorTxt.—Grand matinee for the benefit of the on Saturday afternoon, &t3o’clock. Mesers. Wallack and Davenport and Mies Susan Denin, to- gether with the excellent Company and Or- chestra, have kindly volunteered their ser- vices for the occasion. An attractive bill will be presented. SPEOIAL NOTIOES. oe JEWELRY.—Gold-Plated Sets Chains, Buttons, s Bracelets, Gent's Scarf Pins, Neckties, Gold Pens, Silver: ‘all Bella, only One gewcky Btore, No. 4 November 19th, 38 Pa. avenue, near 432 1t* Desirable styles of Overcoata at $2), $25, $35 and 0 each, Fart OVEROOATS, well made Reever OvERCvATS, by the single one or dozen, w 's’ BHAWLs, at $6 each. Pa nd Md. ay, island, FALL axp WINTER CLotutNG. New Styles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress, Pantaloons. Vests, Furvishing Goods, &¢ . &c. to exhibit our stoek of Men’s whick, for ele- Walking Coats, Boys? Clothing, We are now prepar: ? Ready-made Clothing ai ityle. variety and excel ence of fabric and ithfulness of mapufactare, parsed by any stock heretofore offered in this 6 Tnose in fearch ef Clothing for Gentlemen’: Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with sssurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms. Also, &n extensive arrortment of Gentlemen’ Furnishing Goods, comprising everything nec ALKER & 00.. 368 Pa. av., Metropolitan Hotel Bui has not been sur- sary for a complet ae Noa W. CoLeate’s HONEY soar, This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature fragrantly seent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggistsand Fancy Goods . Suonsr Dismaszs. Semaritan’s Gift is the most certain. effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ody ever discovered. Oures in two and recent casesin twenty-four hours. Nomneral 1m, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken, soldier’s hope, a~1 8 friend to those who package! Samaritan’s Root and Herb Jutces—A rmanent cure for ots, Tetters, &c. 1, or six bottles Bee advertisement, Nexvovs DasiLiry, SEMIRAL WSAKNESS Can Be Cured by one who has really sured and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the truth, Address, witn stam mar3 D&W.ly Box. Boston, Mass, DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY w and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelo, 8, free of charge, J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, je Dx, Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regula' Pille are the very destin use. They operate spacdily and effectively Sugar-coated create no ‘the most defic 5 these Pills will prove their | others. Price Uth street and Gook, Alexandr: SPERMATOREH A Cam BE CURE! cific cures Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, lm- etc., speedily and ef ectua ts effects are truly magical. A trial of the Speci will convince the most skeptical of its Price $1 = box. Sold by 5.0. Oook, Alexandri: THE OMEAPEST AND BEST HAIR Dym INTHE WORLD —Never Failes or Washes Out.—U The bestin use. Try it, © Ford, corner lith street and Penn. avenue, Weshinarde: and Henry Cook, Alexandria, s 1a box, Sold by8.C avenue, Washington , Loss of Power. . Ford, correr lith enue, Washington, and Henry ia6-ly pham’s Hair Dye, Waxrantep 70 Co: Antidote, an Englis a Bpecific of sixty-five years will eure Gonorrhaa_in siz days. diet required. Price 31 per bottle. Bold |. Ford, corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, ton, and Henry Oook.exandria ja6-ly ELIZABETH homas B. and November 16, at 9 o’clock p. m VICTORIA PYLES, daughter of Flizabeth A. Pyles, aged 12 years and 9 months The friends and acquaintances of [the family are invited to attend her funeral at 2 o’clock Yriday, the lith inst , fromm the residence of her father, on 4th street east, between D and E streets south, * On Wednesday, the i7th instant, in Georgetown, p. C.. alter a long and painful illness, STEPHEN M, LYDDANE, in the loth year of bis age. Deep shrouded is our Grief bends each dear friend down; Our dearest friend has lefs us now To slumber in the tomb. Yet we have a bri Beyond this wor! We will meet again in heaven, And shed no parting tear, The friends and acquaintaccea © requested to attend hia funeral on to morrow (Fri- at 10 o’clock, from his late residence, L. f the family are CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE HOLOW, 555 7th Washington City. 150,000 st., near Canal SILVER PLATED WARB. We bave recently received a beautifal assort- LATED TEA SETS. RNS, BUTTER DISHE: CASTO: INS, LADLES, MUG: GOBLETS. &c.,& All the above are warzauted superior quality of C _W. BOTELER & SUN, General House Farnishing Store. No. 315 Penn’a ay,, bet. 9th and 10th sts. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE ANTED—A good WASHER AND IRONEE, white woman, at the Mitchell House, corner 13th and Eats, Bo 17-3t* For RENT—Three BOOMS. pleasantly situated, corner 12th and M streets. Inquire on the Premises, at the store of JAS. WHITS, 0 17-e02t* $2000 WANTED—For one or two years Heal Eetate, Bar Offees ere! = FOR S4LE—A besatiful SETT OF DRAWERS, suitabdie for a Clothing or Shoe Store. Ww ANTED—By a gentleman, a small furni: hed ROOM, with board. if possible, in the First Vea bz the Ist of December, State terms and address 0, H., Btar office. novi7-4t* Apply at 496 7th street. pov 17-3t" For SALE—The FURNITURE and @0CD WILL Of alarge and well-furnished Boarding house. situated cn P street, two doors from 4%, near the Arspfal gate. nov 17-6t* ANTED TO BUY—A second hand CANAL BOAT. Avy party having such for sale cuesp may address BOAT, Sun office, Baltimore, Mary- land. Rov 17-3t* 3 re OR RENT—A very desirable ROOM, hantsom ly furnished, ‘and centrally located, i Lae 34 H street, between 6th and 7th str. FI V ANTED—By Syoung: woman, a SITUALION ., 88 cook, or to do chamber work ina smal family. Apply en M street, second door from the corner of \8th street. it* Fo RENT—A three-story Furnished HOUSE, No. 456 lith street, near Willards’ Hotel. For farther jaauralsis apply on the premises, ANTED—Ry a rerpectable young woman, a W ATUATION todo plata coking and ascist in washing ard ironing, Apply at 293 13th street, between Nand 0. aa Tt Ww ANTED—A SITUATION by a young man as Clerk in a wholesale or retail Drag Store, References given ifrequired, Address A. Georgetown P. 0..D. 0. no 17+ VW ANTED-—By a your g colored woman, a BITO- ATION as wet nurse. Apply on O street, be- tween ¢th and 7th, second door from/7th, sath side, WW ANTED—A small HOUSE. or suite of Rooms sui able for housekeeping, farnished or uu- furnished. by a small family without children. Must be pleasant, and convenient to the Depart ments, Address "Olerk,” Star Off no 17-3t* WwW ANTED TO PUROHASK—A HOUSE contain- ing about six rooms, locate near the center of tke city. Inquire at the office of LOUIS SCHADE, Attorney at Law, 499 7th street, opposite Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. nov I7-2t* FRENCH LADY, bighly educated, with « pure Parisian accent, wishes to take a few popile for French and Masiceat her residencs, 331 Teth street, near K. Satisfactory references can be given. nov I7-3t* WANTED A FARMER an? GARDENER, to actas foreman on sfarm,aboat two hours rid from thecity. To a competent maa, steady en- ployment willbe given. Apply 269 Pa. ave., be- tween 10th and llth streets, south side, nov 17-3t WANTED By an experienced caterer, a DINING ROOM and KITCHEN in a good outs sod) ldestion ‘or vert on alt of anes house, ood reference can be given. ress 319 1. novi ee (0. RIGHERAON. Fer RENT—For one year, a fine STABLE, for three horses and carriage, with loft, and coach- man’s room. together with a large basement room, suitable for an office or agency busiaess. Apply to BOWIE DE KRAFFT & OO., 474 7th street. Several fine Farms forsale. nov 17-e03t* Te LET—The SKCOND and THIRD STORIES of Storehouse on C street, No. 326, ruitable for storage. or could be used for most any kind of business, Inquire at MORSELL’S Paint and Oi! Store, on the first floor, No, 326 C atreet, between 6th and 7th. no 17-3t* 4 OR SALE OR FOR RENT—The 8TOOK, GOD WILL, FIXTURES and four years’ leass of a staurant. Rent moderate: location good. Reason for sellixg, the proprietor is gsing into another business. Apply at No. 554 7th street, opposite Center Market. Apply between 7and 8 eslnck p.m. JNIMPROVED PROPERTY FOR 8ALE.—Lot 5, / in Square 577, at the corner of 3d at \d Mary- land avenue, contains thirty-six theusand square feet, and is a fine position for a lumber yard,orany business requiring much grouad, and will be one of the best in the city when the Cazal is opened through James creek, as the Government Kngi- neers propose, Also, nearly all of Squares 695 696, near New Jersey ave! south of the Canal; low priced property, yery d to hold for future improvement, or may be made immediately profit- able, by building on it anumber of small frame houses to rent, Apply to WM. Q, FORCE, 478 Tenth street. nov 17-3t*_ STORE FOR RENT—Corner of F and 7th, south \ of F st., Island. nov 15 3t® OUSE FOR RENT—With seven rooma. on the corner of 4th and I etreets. Apply at No. 600 Lstreet, next door, nov 16 3t* V ANTED—A HOUSE, or several UNFUR- NISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeep- ing. Location preferred between 5th and (stn streets and Penn’a ayenue and Mestreet, Address C.H.N., Star Office. 1t* y ANTED—By anmat! German family, a small unfurnished FRAME HOUSE, or four un- furnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Must bein the neighborhood of i0th street and the avenue. Address notes to A. F. D., Star Office, nov 17-3t* ANTED—A HOUSE, from four to six roovws, Address J. B, WILKES, City Post Office. nov 16-4t* V JANTED—A GIRL for general housework. Apply at FRANKLIN & Co's, 244 Penn. avenue, between 12th and i3th sts. na l6 3t B4s, RY WANTED. Apply by letter to A. W.. City Post Office, Washington, st.ting place of residence. nov 16-3t* ANTED- By a young woman, a SITUATION asch mbermaid, nurse. or to assist in sew- ing. Addresn Box 2% Star Office. noy 16-3t* V ANTED—Fifty or sixty MEN, to work for Gas Light Company. $2 per day Apply cor- rer 8tb and Pa. avenue east . bov 16-2 0. 0. HARE, Superintendent. [D222 ERINS WANTED [—The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER 8KINS, . che Bpceaeia Glove, lanufectory, 105 High street, own, D.U. novio tt RAMSBURG & EBERT. YOUNG MAN ‘ON A WISHES A SITUATION AS Bartender, Assistant Book-keeper, or work in a Store, and is willing to make himself generally useful.’ Addresa “C, G..’? Box 16, Star Office, Washington, D, C. nov 16-3t* WANTED_A WOMAN to cook. wash and iron at No. 355 Latreet, bet. 14th and 15th, cor ner Vt.av. _ no 15:3t* WANTED IMMEDIATELY—At ANDREW J. JOYCE'S Carriage Factory, one first-class woop WORKER, one accustomed to repairing, 5 ANTED-12 PAVERS, 25, CARPENTERS A e pply to aa LW, EMMART. n15 (Chron, & Rep.] Superintendent M. K.R ANTED—The Ladies of the District to call and examine our stock cheap AUOTION CARPETS, KUG8, MATS, and OILOLOTHS, and save 25 per cent. in the purchases. = a, BONTZ, nov 15-5t 369 7th street, near I. ANTED—Two (2) good SADDLE HORSES, handsome and easy. Address notes stating where they can be seen, to F. F., at this office. nov 14-1w* WANTED FORTH WITH—T wo young LADIES, one a first-class milliner, the otheran expe- rienced sales Indy, None need apply but these whocan give good reference and understand well their businers. Apply at Fancy and Millinery Btore No. 14 Market Space, between 8th and 9th ats., Washington. nov 14-6t WANTED Three unfurnished ROOMS, ina private family, within 6 squares of City Hall, Address Box 912 P.O. nov 12 6t™ OR REN T—Fornished and unfurnished ROOMS, at No. 460 4th st.,nearthe City Hall. Refer- ence required. nov 16-3t™ FOE RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS, water the house. Inquire at 367 2th v.andHst., nov 16 3t" ‘OR B. ‘wo FURNISHED ROOMS on the first floor at No. 7 Sth street, between H and I streets. nov 16-3t* STORE FOR RENT—Corner Jith and N streets, SS with two good rooms and cellar, at present do- inga good business: Inquire on the premises, Dov 1é- For RENT—A neatly farnished ROOM, with or without board. suitable for two gentlemen. Apply at No. 257 D street, between 13*2 and lith sts. no 16-3t* re KENT —A suitable ROOM for an office ia one of the best locationsin thecity. For par- Heulars apply at 335 Sth street, between aE and S no 16-3t* OR RENT—A HOUSE or RYOMS, on Fayette street, heights of Georgetown. \ Immediate possession given, Mnquire at the premises, No. 214. mov 16 3t* ok SALE—A new FRAME MOOSE and LOT op 26th street, between Pa av. and K street, First Ward. Possession given immediately. Ap- ply to J. HW. BYRAM, No. 404 20th st, west, bet.@ and H. no 15-4t* {OR BALE—About TWENTY ACRES OF LAND part in meadow, situated on the Eastern Branch about 1%: miles from the Navy Yard Bridge. For furtber particulars apply at No. 486 8th st., Navy Yard. nov 15-3t* pe RENT—A FRAME HOUSB, containing six rooms, furnished, on 8th street, between U and P streets, For particulars inquire KEN- NEDY'S Grocery Store, No, 473 9th street, corner of E st. no 16-4t" rok RENT—HOUSE No. 606 8th street east, near the Navy Yard gate, containing 8 rooms, waterand gas. The lower tloorcould be made into asoodstore, S reetcars pass thedoor. Apply at 37% E street north, between lith and ilth strsets west. mov 16 3t* BMALL DWELLING-HOUSE FOR BENT, AND THE FURNITURE FOR SALE —The location is a most desirable one, and rent mode- rate. Apply at 455 I st., between 9th and 10th sts. between the hours of 8 and 9 a.m,and 5 and7 Pp. m. nov 16 3t* 4 )OR KENT—Two minutes walk east of the Cap itol,a FRAME HOUSS, unfurnished, contain- ing four rooma and sitchen, with large lot at- tached. Also, one containing seven rooms. Can be seen by applying immediately to MRS. MEI. LER, on Maryland avenue, between lth and ilth streets east nov 15-3t* AUOTION SALES, Cee ee a THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets north. THREE HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE BUILD. ING LOTS ON NORTH N STREBT. AT AUC. west. Terme: One-balf cash; the balance in six, ni: and twelve months, secur in six, nine, the premises, and deed riven,” © deed of truat on conveyance and revenue s' chasers’ cost. enue stamps at the pur- nerd GREEN & WILUIAMR, Aucts, AUCTION SALE OF CITY LOTS, We shall cffer for sale at publi THURSDAY, the I7th inst . at 3 o'clock p.m. Lot F, in subdivision of or Ista in Square No. 2)1, and Lot K,in subdivision of origina! lot in Square 107. Alco, Lot 23, in Square 512. om corner of Oand4ibsts Bach of these lots are desirably located, and are to be sold for cash on the prem- ises. RM. HALL & CO. Agents, ne 14-4t* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y W.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. ¢ adction on BROUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, ATATCTION. | Y MORNING, isth inst... commencing | On FRIDA at 10 o'clock, we willsellatNo 149 Dst.. near lth. Island, 8 good assortment of Household Farniture, embracing— A Walnut Sofa and Chairs, Centre Table Tete-a-Tete Lounge, Brussels Carpet Curtains. Cornicer. Shades and Fixtures Walnut Workstand. Chinese Stand Pictures, Rockers. Clock and Glass Extension Dining Table, Refrigerator China, Glass and Crockery Ware Walnut Bedstead, Bureau Washstands and Toilet Bets Cotton Top Mattresses. Chamber Tables Cotiage Chamber Buits Double Bedsteads, and other Chamber Furniture Matting. Carpetsand Oil Cloth - Iron penatens and Crib, ani Mattress, Bedding, c. ooking, Parlor and Chamber Stoves, Cook Utensils, and Kitchen Furniture, Terms cash, DOV 15-3t WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. B* WM. L WALL & CO., Auctioncers. Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La.av.. betw, 9th and 1th streets, ACALASCHE CARRIAGE, PAIR HORSES, HAR- NESS ROBES, &c.. AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY MORNING, I9th instant, at our regular sale at the Bazaar, at about 11% o'clock, we wil sell eines Geladcke Carriage, pair Horses, arners, Robes, &c, nov 17 WM. L. WALL & Oo., Aucts. Y W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY STORE AT AUC- MONDAY, November 2ist, at 10 o'clock, at Store No, 576% 7th street, Island, we shall sell the | whole stock, consisting of—_ Confectionery, Candies, Fruits, Glass Jars, Oans, Lot of fine Segurs, Natoral Leaf Tobacco, Lot of Fanc: oeds an otions. nov i7-st W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts, Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers ; Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 9 La. av., bet. 9th and lsth sts. | SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF NEW BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, TROTTING WAG- | ONS, &c. To cover advances and close consignments, for account of the builders, we will sell, without re- satves for cash, on SATURDAY MUBNiINGQ, atour azaar— 4hne Spring and Half Spring Trotting Wagons, built by Berson = 3 Leather-top Buggies, by good builders 3 No-top Buggies . 1 Jump seat Buggy, built by Lawrence, for two or four persons : 1 Four-seat Dagger Carriage, built by Bradley 1 Family Carriage, new, amd built by Wood. With many other Carriages, with which the sale ra omc’: previous to the sale of Horses. erms cash, nov 17 St WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetewn, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION On MONDAY MORNING, November 2ist. at 10 o’clock, I will sell, at the residence of William 8. Jones,No,57 Market street, between Isat and 2d etreet-, Georgetown, his househeld and kitchen furniture, consisting of— _ Mahogany Spring-seat Chairs and Sofa Mahegany Rocker and Cane seat Chairs Feather Beda, Bedsteads and Mattresses Three-ply. Ingrain and other Carpets Oil-cloth Matting and Shades Bureaus, Sideboard ard Wardrobes Parlor, Cooking and other Stoves ey othe articles not mentioned nd many other artic ns i nov 17-4 THOMAS DOWLING. Auct, Fo SALE—A RARE BARGAIN—$750 only for STOCK. FIXTURES and GOOD WILL of a RESTAURANT on the Island. I!l nealth of roprietor the only reason for selling. Alxo, a Brick House and Lot 25 by 130 feet, B street, Navy + for 32 00. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, . B. corner Pa. av, and 15th st. N. B. House for rent and Furniture for sale, nov 26-6" WANTED—A STORE. on Pa ayenne, or in any business location. suitable for Millinery and Farcy Goods, between 9th and 13th streets pre- ferred. Wou'd be willing to purchase stock and fixtures. Address BUSINESS, Star Office. nov ll lw” ; ik V ANTED—To let every lady in Washington know where to get their FLUTING dona, roperly and promptly, withont injury to color or Pen, c. 243 Penn'’aavenue, south side, between d 13th sta. nov 8-!m* WANTED-A BOILER capable of drivinga 10- horre power engine. Address Mr. BAKER, Star Office. | nov2-tf FO RENT—A FUBNISHED ROOM. Inquire No, 281 I street. nov 15.3t* URNISHED ROOMS—Also, front and back PARLOR—350 F; street, between lth and ith, noy 13-6t* Foe RENT—Several FORNISHED ROOMS, fingly or in suites; to be rented to gentlemen only, Apply at No.5 La. ay. no 15-3* Pe ee oda atentiomen only: two FUR: NISHED ROOMS. Apply at No. 454 G atreot néar corner 5th st. nov 15-3t* GOR RENT—Two nicely furnished ROOMS suitable for gentlemen, atNo, 529 H street, between (th and 7th sts nov 15-e03t* W249 WANTS TO BUY GOOD AND OHEAP CIGARS, cull at No. 398. corner 7th and H sts. (nov 2 1m*) FREDERICK SBITZ. WV 4NTED tadics who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it ought to be, go to the on/y practical hand intown. That is WM. PRINCK, 351 F street, who has on hand 75,0 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and Deautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he is able to meet any op- pesition. Goods stamped while you wait. Look out ladies in whose hands you give your goods, Wer x responsible for every article we stamp. Rov7- NEW STORE! NEW STORE! A full assortment of FURNITURE. TS, OIL CLOTHE, | COMFORTS, BLANKETS, | PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, WINDOW SHADES, TABLE COVERS, &., &c., With every conceivable article that is necessary in the Housekeeping line, at the New Store, No. 406 SEVENTH STREET, Between @ anv H Streets, Bast Sipe. FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES, Ho ng just returned from the North with an iran, ense stock of Gocds, I the attention of the citizens and those about fur- Rishing to wy stock of New Guods, which was pur- chased before the late advance in gold, and which I wil) rell at prices that cannot fail to We charge nothing for showing our feel confident that when seen Peon sell them- 406 7th street, between G en doors above the O ME. GEORGE SMITH, Wishes to inform the ladies of Washington that | She bas removed fcom 454 13th street to 554 New Jeracy avenue, a few doors south of the Capitol, where she hopes to see all her former customers, and as many new ones as will favor her with a would respectfally call DRESSMAKER, She ia prepared to fulfil orders with neatness and TO FEMALES—DR. CHEESE. LLS —The combination ef ingre- reault of along They are mild in their ope: nm correcting all irregularities, + painful menstruations, removing all obstructions, whether from celd or other caus in the side. paipitati nervous affection: back and limbs, from interruption of nature. | Pills was the commencement of anew era in the | treatment of these irregularities and obstructions, | which bave consigned so many to s ave. No female can enjoy good hea! e is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes lace the general health begins to decline heeseman’s Pills are the most effeectua! remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to females. To all classes they are invaluable. certainty, periodical regularity. to thousands who have used them st differeat pe- riods througbout the country, i of some ef the most eminen: ca. Explicit directions, “in these Pills is the extensive practic dion, and certai ». Moses Ball, drank; | es, headache, pain ion of the heart, whites all hysterics, fatigue, pain in’ the .. disturbed sleep, which arise Dr. Cheeseman’s indacing, with ing the sanction when they should ith each box; the price, one dollar r box, containing from £0 by mail ponens. by remitting to the proprietors Sold by Drogwists generally. UTCHINGS & HILLYER, Proprietors. 1 Cedar street, M, WILLIAN, IMPORTER. ave., Wi Bont 3 nov 2-Dist Wot Is receiving new goods b: and bas always a larg- stoe! fashionable goods on band, of Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, L 8, & large and Millinery Goods, as Bonnets, athers, Silks, Crapes, Velvots. Dress and Cloak | Trimmings, Vet ett aney Combs, Perfumery, from House Demarson, Chetelat & ILil merchant in this - selections him. gent residing in Paris, uvesutes a8 fo0n as they make c therefore prépared japtidious trstes. almost every steamer. of the finest and V ANTED—50,000 LADIES to call at the on! STAMPING, FLUTING ard PINKIN DEPOT in the District, and get their work done. 381 F street isthe place, and Ladies who do not want their work SPOILED will go to no ether fo- called stamping places We are weekly in receipt of the VERY LATEST STYLES of patterns for Embroidery anc Braiding, Stamped Goods, Braid Silk and Cotton for sale. oc 18 tf RPENTERS WANTED. Headquarters Department of Washinzton, Office Chief Quartermaster, Nos, 534, 586, 634 14th street, near New York av , WASHIGTON. Bept. 29, 1854. Wanted immediately, fifty good OARPENTERS to go to Point Lookout, Maryland. Wages $7) per mopth and aration. Each workman will bring his ewn kitoftools. Transportation will be furnished by the Gevernuient for the workmen and their ools from is cil ‘oin ookout. JOHN A. BLISON, Colonel and Ohief Quartermaster, Sep 3. tf Department of Washington. ANTE D—SECOND HAND FURNITURE Alro, MIRKORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every ahecription B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, fe 8-tf ‘between Gand H. cast side ry.O RENT—Six ROOMS and a KITCIIEN in ne brick house, situated on 7th street west. be tween New York avenue and L street, No. 316, Inquire at the premises. Dov 15-6t* FUSS HED HOUSE TO RENT.—Call at No. 24 East Capitol st., between the hours of 6 and p.m. Possession given immediatety. A de- sirable house for small family. nov 15.3t" : iE and FURNITURE o large house on Penna. avenue, fitted up for a Boarding House, or will let to a responsible party, Acdrees “A, B.,? Star Office. nov 15: FoR RENT—A comfortable two story BRIOK HOUSE, containing 7 rooms and cellar. Gas intbree rooms, Water convenient. Suitable for a private family, For further particulars inquire at 183 7th street weet. nov 15 3t* POOR RENT | A comfortable two story frame dwelling HOUSE on Isth street west, bet. Land Mats, aorth, containing’ rooms. Possession given immediately. Applyto ALKX, BORLAND, boy 18-3t* - 352 L stree FS BALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES efageod located BUSINESS STAND, on 7th street, Possession given on the first of January. Applyat 265 7th street, between L and M, until the 2th. nov 15-4t* Fo SALE—A FRAME HOUSE, containing four rooms, titusted on Boundary street, between $tb and ith, For particulars inquire o' R, W. BROWN. No. 564 11 street, between ith and Sth, or Mr. NAYLOR’ Carpenter Shop, near the City Hall. C for cash. nov 15 3t* rors . CORY 1 ED ROOMS FOR RENT. in a conve- nient and desirable location—Parlor and Chamber on first tloor, or two Chambers on second floor—gas in every room. To single gentlemen, or gentleman anda wife without children, rent rea- sovable. Reference required. Apply at 441 6th street, firet door above E, west sid: n 15-3t* PPREsisHED ROOMS FOR REN T—For rent com- fortable and well furnished ROOMS. at No. 450 12th street, becween Gand H streets, The location is one of the mosi desirable in the city. no 141m GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS (y4gRGETOWN CORPORATION 8sTOOK 3 Those persons who may be disposed to pur- share Geoigetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of six per cent. per annum, payable jaarterly, can obtain some l= applying %e WM, AIRD, Glerk of said Corporation, oc }-dtD1. poms PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe LZ **Potomac,” ‘etomac Tow Company’s bo: MAC. “Gov. Curtin” and ‘Belle Haven.’’ Apply te the JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Oaptains on board, or to my is Water street. Georgetown. Se UC TES SSS EE EDUCATIONAL. PRCn Caer aro 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. Evening Classes from 4 to9 p.m. oc 29 Im* LTLLIE'S SAFES), the colcbrated CHILLED 4 AND WROUGHT IRON FIRE AND BUL- GLAB PROOFS, with COMBINATION LOCKS. Also BANK LOCKS, VAULT DOORS AND General Foutbern agensy 57 west Lombard st., Baltimore, Ma. Bovs $m A. PROSEUS, General Agent, PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED F SATURDAY. November ‘9th, for the oe gfe MONUMENT tothe "memoir of the Young omen who perishes an ex; a t ton Arsenal, June Tith, 1864. 0 on Washing inust be accompanied with a design ment, an also, of a railin ie. The Monument to be of the best American White Marble, with ee meses of. phe ween ty-one (21) young women suitably inscribed thereon, to With the date of the accident, mechet The foundation must *e of granite at least six (6) feet aquare and6 feet deep, substantially laid in oePie railing must be of Oast Iron, enclosing al ¢ rai » enclosing a lo fifteen by eighteen (15115) feet, and resting upon Buitable blocks of granite. The cost of the whole not to exceed Three Thou- sand ($3.00 Do lars. The work to be executed to the atistaction of the Committee, Bidders will please state the time required to complete the work, Proposals way be addressed to either of the un- dersigned at Washisgton Arsenal. JOSEPH A. 'BOH JUHN G. DUDLEY, JAMESR Ki Na. JAMES JOHNSON, nov 3 eodtol9th [Gbron.) Committee. NOTICE, FOR SALE.—600 wets of one, two ar os a ee geet Lene yy oe o . Dearly new. 8 )~| - Fir TERE BO Agriy to He CARDEN, Ro. 373_ Pa. avenue. 4 ‘th at) opporiteNer? f° tel, T-im* F°2 RENT—One of the most desirable PRIVATE RESIDENCES in Georgetown, The greater pet of the Furniture will be rented with the ouse. For further information address Box No, 1000, Georgetown Post Office. nov 14-5t*™ [PO8 BALE-A new threo story prick HOUSE, southwest corner of 2d and Market sts, George: town, D. C.,containing 17 rooms, with all the latest improvements, in perfect order, A Brick Btable,Ice House and all necessary outbuildiags attached. House 45 by 49,lot 8) by 160. Price 535,000, Terms easy, and possession when required. ‘or further particulars apply on the premises, nov IL-7t* YOR RENT— F A LARGE, FINE OFFICE, Suitable for a ps ymaster or any professional gen- tleman; the most central location in Washington— 274 F +treet, near corner 1sth, only two squares from the Treasury and War Departments, Rent enly $400 per annum, payable monthly in ad- vance, Al-o. SUITE OF FIVE ROOMS, adjoining the office, to a family without children; water, gas, &c. Fossersion given immediitely. None but p-raons of first-class respectability need apply, to P. J. BELLEW & CO, 510 7th st, three doors south of Odd Fellows? Hall, nov 9.tf Fo RENT—Two BOOMS, on second floor, suit able for four gentlemen, and one on first foor. Inquire at 437 Sth street, between G and H streets, west side, oc 29 Hovess AND LOTS FOR SALE-On H and G@ ftreets north,on Ma‘ne and Maryland ave- pues, D and K south, and 34 street west, between M and be B. MILBURN, W.8. Jail. 1 Y WM. L. WALL & CO , Auctioneers. oni ooener Penn. avenue aad 9th street. A BAGATELLE TABLE AT AUCTION, On SATURDAY MORNING, I9th instant, at 1) o’clock, we shall sell, in front of the Auction Rooms, avery fine Bagatelle Table in excellent con- 1 oor is WM, L. WALL & CO., Austs, BY W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. EVENING SALES AT AUCTION. SATURDAY EVENING, November 19, at 7 o’clock, we «bali commence regular sales, throught the seagon, of Dry-goods, Clothing, Shirts. Boots, Shoes, avd Books, Albums. Bibles, Paintings, Engrayings, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Watches, Jew- a i & Ac elry, Fancy Goods. a b LEWIS & CO., Aucts, Regular rales cf Purniture. Groceries, &c., TUReDAY. THURSDAY, end SATURDAY, at 9/4 o’clock. Cash advanced on all kinds of Goods. nov 16-lw W. B. LEWIS & C@., Aucts. YJ. 0, MoG@UIRE & CO., Auctionsers. bUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SFVEN OCPAVE PI- ANO FORTE, FURNITURE AND HOUSE- HOLD KFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE. on TUESDAY MOKNING. the 22d inst., at 10 o’clock, at residence, No. 172 F street, between 18th and 19th sts.,we shall selithe ferniture and effects of a family declining housekeeping, com- prising— Ele; at Roseweod Case Seven Octave Piano ‘orte Handsome Fuite of Rosewood Parlor Furniture, finished in Crimson Silk Damask Rosewood Centre Table, Fancy Tables Superior Plush aud Tapestry Covered Arm airs Oak and Walnut Cane Seat Chairs Oak Del Chairs, Hat Rac! Brussells Carpets and Oil Cloth Rosewood Chamber Buite with Mirror Front , . Wardrobe Painted Cottage Suites, Window Shades Rair and Husk Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows. Blankets and Comferts Crockery ud Glass Wara, Stoves, Ac. rms . nov lb-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, BY J.C, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND ON 7TH 8T. WEST, BETWEEN Q 8ST. AND RHODE ISLAND AV. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Noy. 23d, at 3). o’cl:ek, on the premises, by virtue of a decree of the late Circuit Court and an amended decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting esa Courtof Kquity,the latter decree da- ted 25th of April, 1864, and rendered in acause,No, | 738, wherein Elizabeth Brent is complainant, and Charles E. Brent and others defendants, the un- dersigned will sell the whole of Square No. 420, except two lots heretofore Fold, subdivided into | twenty five desirable Building Lots, fronting re- spectively on7th and 8th streets west, between Q | street and Rhode [land avenue. Terms: One-th#@ cash; the remainder in 6 and 32 months, with interest,secured to the satiafac- tion of the trustee, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. All conveyances and stampsat the expente of purebater. —_ QARROLL BRENT, Trustes. nov I-eod "J, © MCGUIRE & CO,, Aucts, B* THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, | CHANCERY SALE, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court ofthe | District of Colum bia, made in the cause of Myars, andal.. ve. Parsons, and a!., inequity, and dated Noveniber 4. 1861, I Will offer at auction, on WED- NESDAY, the 30th of November, ut {o'clock p.m., on the premises, the followirg Lots of ground in Georgetown, viz: Part of Lots Nos. 93 and 94, in Beatty & Hawkins’ | Addition to Georgetown, fronting abuut 1532 feet on High street, near First street, improved by a two story ’rameé Building. Immediately after the ahove— PartofLot No, 9),1n Threikeld’= Addition, at the corner of Second and Lingan streets, fronting about 65 feet on the former, and 60 feet on the lat- fer. improved by a plastered or stuccoed two-story cure, ‘Ler of sale: One third of the purehase money to be paid ic cnsh; and the residue in two equal iustalmente at 6and 12 months, with interest to be secured by approved notes with a reserved lien, The terms of sale must be complied with in one week alter sale. or the property may be re-sold at Ue risk and cost of the purchaser after one week’s nite sancing and stamps at the purchasors ing an! cone nvesaRCIPE 8M ATER 8 COX. Trustee. nov & Stawsw [Tntel.) THOS. DOWLING, Auct. | F URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, gentlemen on ; : loquire of Mrs, A. EK. 8 EPHENSON Mau Si-tf = Se USiC FOR BALLS, PARTIES, &c. LOUIS WEBER, No. 569 7th street east, re- spectfully informe his frien d+ and former pa- trons that he continues to attend Balls, Par-; ties, &c , with his well organized Band of &eientific Musicians. No. 5697th st, cast, Navy Yara. oc B-1m Bot ane BHOKE,, SUIT THR TIMES We sienow manufacturing all kindsof BOOTR and SHOES. and coustanly receiving a sup- ly of Bastern wade work of every dasi Yidn’ made expressly to order, and qi sold at amuch lower price than has been heretefore charged in city fer much inferior articles, Persons in want of BOOTS and SHOES of Bastern. or Oity-made work, will always find a good assort. mept in atore and at o37) lowest prigets ay use call. IFYIN & BROT. ap 5-tf 314 Penn, evenue, SUTLER TENTS. Goon Second-hand Tents Soutteatly on band, Alro, New Tenia of any size made to order by Bail Maxeren 83m Teh atrest, ai : * “near the wharf, 00 2 lm* NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE! | re OHAS. B. BAYLY & CO, 278 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bet. Ith and 12th sts., near the Kirkwood House, Would respectfully inform their Friends and tae Public, that they will open i On MONDAY, October 17, 1364, A fine and new assortment of LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND 8HOES, mado up ip the Latest and most Fashienable style, ‘We will sell at reasonable prices, aud hope, by strict attention and integrity, to merit a fairshare of the Public patronage. Particular attention has been paid te the Ladies’ Department of the business, and we can safely boast of one of the finest assortment ef | the risk and cost of the purc! ; comply. | District of Colambia, the above | perronal estate bets late John ©) apuare deceased: | feet on south A street AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. —_Furuai Y BROOKER & BELLEW. Accti B No, 346 north 7th treet, hor T end K. Bales EVERY EVENING, commenci: o'clock, of a general atsortment of Dre. dei Horiery, Soaps, Comba aud Brushes, Perfumery. Staticnery, fioe Gilt Albums, Pictares, &e., do, Out door sales attended toon the most reason- able terms. Covsigamenta respectfully solicited nev 11m BROOKER & DRLLEW, Aucts. ¥ JAB. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, THREE GOOD BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH FE STREET, EETWEEN 2D AND 3D SFREETS EAST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November 18, at 4hy o’cloek, on the premises, we shall sell, Lot No. 3,in + No. 764, fronting 65, feet 8 inches, on sou E street between 2d and Sd streets east, and run- bing back 144 feet 3 inches. te be sold entire or di Tides into three Building Lote as may be deemed 8 Title perfect. Be ae Oue-balfcash: the remainder im 6 and 12 hs. wi ae . On the pmh interest, secured bya dead of trust norlod J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucte. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer VALUABLE BALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 6TH S'REET, BETWEEN G AND STREETS NORTH. aT AUCTION On FREDAY. the 18th instant, at 44 o’clock p. we shell sell, in front of the premises. part Lot . in Squsre No. 454, with the improvements, coa- sisting of a three rick Houre, with ‘slate roofand gbt goed rooms, known as No, 399, A fine chance for a good inveatment. Terms: One-half cash; balance in three aud aix months, with notes bearing interest. Adeed given and deed of trust taken. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. nov 15 td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY J. 0. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneors, POSTPONED CHANOERY SALR. By anthority of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of this District, passed in a cause relating t> the estate of the late G@_Q Grammer, junior, I will sell op FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November Isth, at 4 grclock, on the premises, ‘Lot No.6 and Lot let- tered G, in subdivision Square No. 164, fronting | respectively on north L street and Cennecticut avenue, © Terms, a8 ——e by the decree: One third cash; the residue at six and twelve months, with | interest, for which the purchaser's bonds, with | Surety, will be taken, and a lien reserved on the | Property sold he terms be not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the Fight to re-sell. on seven daya? public notice, at aser failing to Stamps, deeds, &c., at the cost of the purohaser. B TODD Trustee. nov isd JAB C.McGUIRE & CO., Anots, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. | EXECUTOR'’S SALE OF A NO 1 YOUN MARE, SUIT. S eae cae ABLE FOR FAMILY USE. CaR- RIAGB, AND HARNESS AT AUOTION, On SATURDAY, the 19th instant, at 11 o’clock a. m., we shall sell, im front of our Auction Room by order of the honorable Orph: M.B. JACKS ‘xecutor. nov 16-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aact. Y WM. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. i At the Horse Bazaar, 95, Bouth side L avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, SORREL MARE AT AUOTION TO PAY EXPEN- __On SATURDAY MORNING, 19tb inst at 10 o’clk if fair, if not.on the following SATURDAY MORN- ING, ith inst. 1 will sell, at the Horse Bazaar of Ww. L co. A 8ORREL MARE, to pay expenaes for pasturage. Regular Sales at the Bazaar, Tuesday, Thureday, | and Saturday, withoot regard to weather. GEO! RGE CLENDENIN pov 15 WM. L. WALL & CO,, Auots. BY Wawa UL & CO. Auctioneers. Washmeton Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La av., bet. 9th and 10th sts. SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &. On SATURDAY MORNING, November l9th, com- mencing at" o'clock, we Will sell at the Baraar- comprising aboat— : FIFTY HORSES. Tacluding some very fne Harness, Saddie, and | Work Horses. Full description at sale. ALSO, A splendid Black Mare, good under saddle, and kind and gentle in harness, will bs exhibited in ATDeRS, ALSO, A large collection of desirable New and Second- | hand Carriages, Light Wagons, Buggies, Wagonug, | Carta, suitable for Sutlers, Harness, &c., with | which the sale will commence. ALSO, Bales of Horses regular every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. ALSO, Carriages and Hara at private gale, LEO, Two nearly new Family Carri: +,one four seat and the other six, and in excellent order. nov 16 WM. L. WALL & C©O., Austs. Y¥ JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, NDSOME BRICK VILLA RESIDENOK, ITH LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL GROONDS, NE BRICK STABLING, CARRIAGE HOUBE, KE HOUSE, &c. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November 2ist, at 40 ete on the Pun ean sell that h. Fome residence and grounds, formerly th iY of the late Majur Nicholson. U.8. iM. 6. being the whole of Square No. 765, situated at the corner of south B street and 24 street east, immediate: ¢ast ef “ Daddington.” The greunds contain ‘about two and « halfacres of ground, handsomely en- closed, and laid out witn fine gravel drives and walks, and beautifully orcamented with choice shade trees and tiowers. The improvements are of the most superior Kind, and consist of a fine, large Brick Mantion, with large porticcs on three sides, the whele built aod finished in the most substantial manner, with fine Parlors, Dinin, Room, Library, large and airy 0) bers, Bat Boom! &c., &c’; in addition, there ig a very supe- rior Brick Stable, Carriage House, Ice House, Servants’ Houres&c. The property commands @ splendid view of the city, Potomac river. and sur- rounding country, and is in all respects a frst class residenct Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in§ and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust one premises at th + of th fonveyances and stamps at the cost o ‘s chaser. s dats Immediate posession given, nov 15 d J.C. MCGUIRE & OO., Aucta, ¥ J. ©, MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. SMALL COTTAGE FARM FAST i ARM EAST OF THE OAPI t Op MONDAY, November 28th. at 12 9’clo on the premised, we sliall sell Lota No teenie and 19. In Square No. 1.11), situated at the corner oftouth A street and 19th street east, fronting 17 D treet and 132 feet2 inches on 19th stree: oaet, Comvaining 21/00 tquare fest, and im- proved by Sseug Fears Cottage containing six rooms. Car, iag? House, Barn, &c., surroundad by handsome shade ‘rees, und’ planted with finest fruit trees, vines, &c., ‘rom Mr. Baul’s nursery, A photograph of the buildings can ba seen atthe avcticn rooms, Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Ra Immediate possession no 15 eok ds . ©, McGUL en, J E & CO., Aucts. GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE STORES, WASHINGTON ARSENAL, will horatiaterens Pee seat ) plic Auction, att . lath of NOVEMBER, 18st, at 10'6 clock melee ORDNANCE sr condemned an mane for use. ies eam Boul-r i I Double Lathes | /"™P* 6 Grindstones, 741 Gray Blankets, 1608 Blue Blankets, 191 Red Blankets, | EASTON, PENN YLVANiA¢ Sas : cember 1, 1854, LADIES’ BOOTS AND SHOES 2 the city, HAS. B. . oc 14-tf No. 278 Penn, Rots Shite sta. S2OF CASES FOR SALE.—Junt ae eight it COUNTER SHOW C. b Se heat eg an makers in New York. Appiy te #9, BEL! 010 7th street, three doors south of Oda Tows Bele? eet oy 37 Pole Pada, Gutta Peroba, 55 Valises, Cavalry Round, 2317 1s) 2833 Bursin, 1. 1621 Blankets, 583 McOlellan Saddle Trees, 100 yards Silk Serge 40 pounds Woollen Yarns, 1000 pounds — do, Rags, 3 pounds Shoe Thread, & Barrels, B Jugs, 7 Bottles 2 Water Cans, 33° Watering Buckets, Gutta Pereha, 79 co & Leather Alarge lot cf. WROUGHT AND CAST IRON. Buccessful bidders will be required toremoye the stores within five days from the date of sale, Terms. Cash, in Government fends. J.G_ BENTON, nov 3 Ht Major Commanding. FFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF SUB- Oo Ww eth N ides ASHINGTON, ~ Nov. 12, 1st GOVERNMENT SALE OF HIDES TALLOW. 1 EMPTY BARRELS, &e, Will be sold at public auction, at ‘Sixth st-ect Wha' Washington. D, C.,on LUESBAY, No- vember 22, 1864, at 1lo’clock a, m., the following Gvevernment preperty, viz: 5 0 Beef Hides (more or less) 1.200 Bheep Pelts (more or less) 6.0 pounds Tallow. rele, a lot of foot Oil, Horns, Empty Bar- Terms cash in Government funds. All purchag within ten days af- Mh es to be removed with ‘GREENE. no 4-it Captain and C. V.8. UARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, First Divisio, WASHINGTON OiTY Will Hi AG ged al a it ill be sold at public auction,te the 68 bidder, at the time and places named below, vie: YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Novem- YLV. LANCASTER, PENNSYLVARTA, FRIDAY, No NRSDAY, De- endred Cavalry Horses at each place. Fret Horses have been condemned o unit for the cavalry service of the army. ‘Por road and farming purposes many good bar- ga'ns may be had. raes 6uld singly. Bales to commence at J0e’clock a. m. Terms: Cash in United States currency. , JAMES A. ete Colonet in charge First Division Q. M. @. 0. nov 1-ta LL KINDS OF BOTTLES BOUGHT AN: A highest will be for eae the Botton, ab 002 venth . tant heen gz