Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. CANTErRURY.—To-night, the Canterbury combination will be out in their strength. Kitty Phyfie, the pretty comedienne and vo- calist; Mons. Duverna, the India- Rubber Man; A.J. Leavitt, the renowed banjoist and the great comic duo, Ubariey Kane and Miss Jen- cnie Jonnson, all appear in the same evening. A grand matinee will be given for ladies and children this atternoon. taapoameat or Forp's TuraTer.—This evening, benefit o: Mr. John E. McDo . who wilt appear to- Nightas Mrs Piuto, in the highly successfal plsy of the «Seven Sisters.” Mr. McDonough js a host in himself ia this beautifal play, and thore who do not see him to-night will miss a Yich treat. Miss Lotta and Mr. C. B. Bishop als« appear in the piece, and their impersona- tions cannot be excelled. Grover’s THEATER.—Last right of the en- gagement of the great tragedy and comedy combination, Messrs. Davenport and Wallack and Miss Susan Denin, when they willappear in the enthusiastic J ai entitled “Oliver Twist,” little Martha Wren, for this occasion, as “Oliver Twist,” and Miss Susan Denin as «Nancy Sykes.” On Monday evening the beautiful five-act play of “The Gamester,” and the delightful comedy of “My Aunt,” will be ‘put upon the stage. SeaTow HALL —Sanderson’s Minstrels are Meeting with great «nccess im their new hail, it being crowded both last night and the night before. The hall is a very large and beautiful one, and is 0 arranged that the.stage is in fall ‘view from all parts of the house. Just go and see Williams dance in, out and on topofa half-bushel measure; it is worth the admit- tance fee alone. > Vervict vor DsrEnDant.— Yesterday Morning, in the Circuit Court, (Judge Olin,) in ‘the cace of A. J. Stansbury agt. the Mayor, Kc. of Washington, a verdict was given for the defendant. The plaintiff brought suit for damages sus- tained by falling into an area on the edge ofa sidewalk on !3th street, near G street, in Jan- mary, 1861, which was constructed for the pur- pose of admitting light to a basement. The area was about 3 feet long, | foot wide and 2 Teet deep. The pisintiff’s counsel, Mr. Vaverly. argued that the corporation’s duty was to keep the Streets and highways in secure condition for travel; thet it was impossible to make such Breas & was the cause of this accident without proper protection, and the want of a grate there should be considered a defect to which should pe added the want of lightin that section of the city. He contended that the corporation should be beld liable for these defects. The defendant's counsel, Mr. J. H. Bradley, argued that this was an ordinary defect for which the city could not be held liable, and that the plaintiff coaid not have used due care or the accident would not have occurred. The Court instructed the jury that it they found that the opening impaired the safety and security of the current way in such a manner that aman using ordinary care and prudence Would be apt to tailintoitand receive an in- jury, then the Corporation 1s liable upon the oeeg that the duty was imposed upon it to eep the streets in repair and to make them safe and secure. ]t was a question for the jury, however, under all the circamstances, to say whether the safety or security of the street was impaired. Tbe Court remarked tnat the ques- tion had been ingeniously argued to show that this was a mere omission on the part of the councils. lt was true that there has been an omission; but if this act were done and this opening were made by the builder, or by the agents of the Corporation, and this openinz ‘were £0 notoriously existing as to reasonably come to the notice of the Corporation, the same rule would apply. Whether the hole was in tact left there by the acts of the servants of the | Corporation, or persons who rentedthe house, would make no difference whatever, if the jary ‘tind that that opening ought reasonably to have come to the knowledge of the agents of the Corporation, and that that opening impaired the saf+ty and security of the sidewalk. Ifthe jury founa that there was any want of care on ‘&he part of the plaintiff at the time of the al- leged injury, then the plaintiff could not recoy- er, even if the Corporation was in fault in al- Jowivg such openings to remain unclosed. ‘The jury found tor the defendants. Mr. Caverly, tor the plaintiff, tookexceptions and the case gues to the Supreme Court in banc. a ARRESTED AND COMMITTED TO JaIL —Thurs- day night, officer- Boyle and Grant, of the ith Ward police, were st Canterbury Hall, and Boyle looking around thought he saw the man Reddy, who was charged in the verdict of a jury of inquest, with inflicting the wounds which resulied in the death of Daniel Lehive, on the Ist instant. Boyle told his suspicions to officer Grant, who not being in uniform, ‘went toa seat beside the person and joined in conversation with him. The conversation re- sulted in the officer being satisfied that this was the identical Keddy who was alluded to by the | ‘witnesses at the inquest. Officer Granfarrest- ed bim and carried him to the ith Ward station Bouse, where he gave his name as W. J. Jones, a deserter from the army, and for some time pastemployedasateamster. Yesterday morn- ing he was taken before Justice Giberson and fully icentified asthe person charged by the jary. Justice Giderson committed him te jail for trial at court >. U.S. Sanitary ComMission.—At a_quar- terly meeting or the Huard of the U_S. san- itary Commission, just held in this city, it was shown that the disvursements for the past six months amennted to #263,000 per month, sim- ply for supplies net otherwise obtainab! wery largely for anti-scorbutic?, always the chief needs of yreat armies; and that, at this rate, the funds of the commission would | met carry them througn another six months. They corsequently appeal to the people of the | United States to aid them by contributions and collections churches to emphasize their sympathy with the bodily cufferings of our soldiers, by a uni- vereal collection on the approaching Thanks- giving day. Let the churches of Washirgton put forth their efforts on that day in behalf of | the brave soidiers in the field. a REcov v OF SToLeN HoGs.—Yesterday Morning, at 1 o'clock, as officer Maxwell, of the Third Ward, was going bis rounds, near the corner of Sth men carrying three hogs, killed and dressed for market. leftthe hogs and ran The officer pursued a jong distance, bur failed to overtaze them. He returned, asd with the aid of officer Drainue carried the bogs to the station-house. Tney Were identified as the property of Jonn Baad, of Montgomery connty. Md. They werestolen from the yard of Hahn’s tavern, corner of 7th and 1 streets, where the owner had placed them. Justice Thompson delivered the prop- erty to the owner a (FRAND Larceny.— Yesterday morning of- fieer Maxwell arrested a man named Miller. who bad in nis possession a pair of pants of light cassimere, & pair of drawers, and ola coat, and & quantity stockings, boots. of groceries, mess pork and potatoes. clothes ap clothes line, beimg damp. Miller gave nosatis- factory account of the goods, and the officer Saspected that they were stolen. Theprisoner wae taken before Justice Thompson, who committed him to jail for turther hearimg. a A Fins? OLass Divo Svorx.—The beaunfal drug store of Messrs Kidwell & Son, (late [Kidwell & Lawreuce,) on Peun’s avenne, near the corner of lith street, is now completed, And )+ wellstocked with fresh drags, chemi- cals, «od, in ft , everything in that line of busi: ess. The r arrangements for compound- ing} 'ysiciaus’ prescriptions is perfect, and may be relie¢ upon by the faculty aud tue ‘public generally. — brp.—1n the northeasteru *portion of "h+ city there is aetually a severe “want felt in Tespect. Only one policeman 46 assigned to that section of the city, bounded on tue north b; street, on the east by New ey avenue, on tne south by New York av- and on the west by ‘th street. One loue Mors Portce N d by unruly Caunot this Master be bettered charaeters. >. A GRAND SaCk 8) Concert.—A grand sacred cou. ert in aid of the Home for Friendless Wo- men Will be given at Ford's Theater to-morrow (Sunday) evening. Koppitz’s grand orchestra Das been engaged for the occasion, and Mrs. C. Y. Kretschmar, Miss Emma Turner, Ff. Caap - pel, Mrs. Caulficia, A. D. Reed and a host of other talent will appear in bebalf of the homeless. Thisis & worthy u.dertakiug, and should be Jargely encouraged. Sess ee Founpry Cxuncn Fair.—This splendid fair, tor the purpose of raising tunds tor t cempletion of their new church, is now open @tCdd Fellows’ Hall, where a& first-class as- sortment of usefol and ornamental articles are displayed tor -ule; also, a choice selection of traits, sweetmests aud other delicacies that the palate may crase Drop in and the ladies will duke good care of you. gene Gemany Bare ar Tewrerasce HAL ‘Tuesday evening nex', a ball watl be g' Temperance Hail in honor of the election © Lincoln and Joinson. which promises to be 1 erend silfsir. “ref. Kreis. 4 gemtiemau weil Gualified for th position, will pave the smper- jutendence of the ball arrangements. BS Balt sy THe AWKWALD Orvn.—This ¢lob will give their third grand bali, at Island all, corner 6th aud LD) streets, Istaad, on Mosdar evening n tor the benefit of x dratted mir of the 7th Ward, Mr. James Willisins They especially appeal to the | and I streets, he saw two | When the men saw the officer, they | William | The | peared to have been taken from a | litary policeman, and ina neighborhood | Oxwran Meturr To-pax.—Beet, beat cuts; per pound, 25c.; next, eee: teaibe. ‘ork, pare ead 5c. Veal, A chone . Lam! pound, %c. Pi fresh, 2c. Pork, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 360.5 sliced, 35c.; breasta, 25c.; shoulders, 25c. But- ter, 50a60c. Uhickens, per pair, $1.50. Ducks, T pair, $1.50a¢2. 50c, Cran- Tries, per quart, J5¢. 30c. Green Gorn, per can, 60c. Apples, per Peck, new, S0a75e.; dried, 75c. ‘arnips, faa ee eae Foes, Irish, Der peck 3 ee! ic. Su Beans, 9c. Peaches, dried, per qt, 30¢, Gherrins, 25c. Beans,butter, 30c.; white, 10aigc. Radishes, Vas bunch, Sal0ec. Beets, i0c. Onions, pér peck, . Parsnips, ay peck, 4%. Oarrots, 5c. Oyster plants,10a{2c. Craters 15820c. Lettuce, per ha.,10c. Fish—Rock, large, each, q -aS3; small, per bunch, $0a60c.; halibut, T pound, 20c.; sea bass, 15c.; blue fish, 15c., lobster, 12c.; sturgeon, l5c., pike, per bunch; 50c.a%1; perch, 50c. Rye, per bushel, $1.50a¢2. Corn Meal, $1.90c.082. Ship-stuff. %c.agt. Brownstaff, 75c. Shorts, 60c. Corn, shelled, $2; in the ear, per barrel, 78810. Oats, per bush., $1asi10. Hay, per cwt., $1.95a82. Straw, $1.50a82 = Giover Hay, $1.90a8200, plants, each, 10c. Chestnuts, per quart, 15a20c. Tomatoes, per peck, 50a75c. Peppers, per doz., 0c. Spinanch, per peck, 50c. Ohin- quapins, 20c. Gray per pound, 20c, Rab- hits, pe pair, 50c. Small birds, per bunch,50c. Wild pigeons, per pair, 37%c. Blue wing ducks, per pair, #1. Widgeons. per pair, $1. Celery, per bunch, 12. Wild Turkeys, %2.50 Kronut, 10c. quart. Partridges, doz., $2.50a83. Geese, £2.95. Turkeys, £2.50a%3. iG Se A Starr GAme.—This morning, abont seven o'clock, Sergeant Hurly and officer Bouldin cangbt two yonong fellows, C. T. Watson and J.L. Rodgers, in the act of swindling a colored man out of bis watch and $5. The two sharps bad ® pack of cards, and proposed to the victim to tell his age by the cards. One proposed to the old man to bet that the other could not do ft. The old man would not bet, but let Rodgers have his watch to look at. and as soon as the ‘watch was in his hand Rodgers made off with it. Rodgers and Watsen professed to b> de- serters from the rebel service. Justice Miller sent both to jail for court. eng ke THe Hamitton Easter Casz.—Judge Ad- vocate Col. Jonn Foster and the counsel for the defense in the case of Hamilton Easter & Co., charged with selling dry goods to block- ade-runners to be conveyed into rebel lines, start, this evening, to Boston, Mass., where they will be engaged during the coming week in taking testimony in the abovenamed case as to the character of Pardon Worsley. The case will be resumed at the rooms of the Militery Comme peaks on F street, on Monday, the 2th instant. ————__ Tue OxForD Music HALL.—Messrs. Fox, Curran, and Norris, tormerly of the original Canterbury Hall, New York, have engaged and re-fitted the large establishmenton Pennsylya- nia avenue and Ninth street, at a cost of $10,000. It will be opened on Monday evening next, and will be, undoubtedly, one of the most magnifi- cent variety theatres in America. The fixtures of this immense hall are all new. ee ETD CorRECTION.—Mr. Lemuel Towers informs ns that we were in error in saying that the Goverrment had secured his establishment as @ branch printing office. He has rented the third story of the building tothe Superintendent of Public Printing, nothing more, and will carry on his business as usual. pre THE FENIAN BROTHERHEOD BALL.—This worthy association will give their sixth grand ball at Temperance Hall, on Monday evening. A brass and string band wil! be present on the occasion, and make merry music for the dance. Every arrangement has been made to insure a pleasant and happy time. = erie Tur Girt Book SALg which opened here & tew days ago, has already a rushing business. Books are sold at the usual prices, and with each & prize of more or less value is given. We rotice Charles West, with a $1 book, re- ceived a silver cake basket; Miss Rebecca Hayes, an ice pitcher; Mrs. John A. Brown, a silver watch; and M. Kelly a silver tea-pot. * a ae THE DOLLAR JEWELRY Store is No. 433 Pennsylvania avenue, near4\ street. Seespe- cial notices. * SPEOIAL NOTIOES. —__——_— SiLver- PLATED Spring Bells, Tea Spoons, Scarf Pips, Sleeve Buttons; Long Chains, Oluster Rings, Seal Rings. Ladies’ Sete in great variety. patterns to cheose from Zor cnly One Dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Penn. avenue, near 4%¢ street. it* Ovencoats, Desirable atyles of Overcoats at $2), $25, $35 and 820 each Fart Overcoats, well made RvBBer OVERCOATS. by the singl one or dozen, very low Gents’ Saws, at $5 each. Callat RNNING'S. ro ly cor. 7th at. and Md, av , island, Fay AnD WINTER CLOTHING. New ccyles Superd Btock of Overcoata, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coate, Pantaloons. Verts, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c . Ac. We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men’s and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing which, for ele- gance of ttyle variety and excel/ence of fabric and faith‘ulit ::0f manufacture. has not heen sur- wed by any stock heretofore offered in this Youths’ wear are inv stock, We can say with agsurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms. Also. an extensive atsortment of Gentlemen's Furnish'ng Goods, comprising everything neces aury for a complete outfit NOAH WALKER & CO. 26™ Pa. ay., oc 1) 8m* Metropolitan Hotet Building. Coreate’s Hoxky soar This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in ita nature fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in 12 action upon the akin. For sale by all Druggistaand Fancy Goods Dealers ja25-eoly | Neavovus Desirity, Seminal WSaKNESS, etc. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himseit and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing } Dutthe truth, Address, witp sane | Kowargp H, Travsr Lock Box, Boston, Maas, mer? Dé Waly DIseasRs OF THE NkRVOUS, BEMINAL, Usinary | AND SExUaL Syst#Ms—new and reliable treatment —in Reporte of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. dress D. J. Skillin Houghton, How: Asso- iation, No, 3 Bouth Ninth street. faite nits. je Dx, Doromt’s Sugar-couted Female Regulat! Pills are the wery betin use. They operate speedily and effectively, and being suxar-coated create no | nausea pop the mort delicate stomach. A trial a | these Pills will prove their superrority over all } others. Pri Wy box. Bos Bre. ecrayenrer | Ith stree avenue, Washington, Henry Book, Alex: ta6-ly BPexMsTORsiG@s CAN BE CURED.—Dr Rand’s 8pe- | @ific cures Spermatorrhaa, Semin 8, Lm- | votency, Loss cf Power. etc., speedily and effectually. Its effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specitic will convince the most skeptical of its merits, Price $1 a bor. Sold by =.C Ford, corer 11k street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Heary Gook, Alerandris. see-ly Suoner Disease dawiayiten’s Gift is the mos? certain, sufe aod effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ody ever discovered. Cures in two to four days. aod recent casesin twenty-four hours Nomaneral no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. Livin tbe soldier's hope, and 4 friend to those who do not want to te expored. Mule packages, $2; female. $3 Samaritan’: Root and Herh swices—A positive and rmanent cure for Syphilis Serofula,Uleers,Sures pots. Tetters.&e. Price 8, or six bottles for BE Bold by $0. Ford. Svea’ +ertisement. ms Wangasted T0 OURBIN 81x Dats —Dr, Godfrey’ antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz da change ofdict required. Price 91 per bottle by &.C. Port. corner lth street and Py Warbineton. aud Henry Cook.exandria MARRIED, November 15th, at St ev. Father Atig. Mr. LKAN > Miss MARGARET STRAUB, both of sees On the Ista, after a painful ill LIAM ecu cf Jobn end Mary re was given, re: sa. /0HN WIL Roberts, aed 5 © was heaven, D dey) afternoon. at 2 o'clock, from the resiience of bis parcats No. 20 5th at. near m.. WILLIE W., sca of John H.and A. Virginia Luttrell. aged S yenrs, 1 months and 5 days Willie was a child of umcommon precocity, and | On the jsth inst,, 0 minutes before 12 o'clock a, by ‘is obedience and _doeility gave promise of superior exeellenes. The many who knew him Tired and loved him, His loss is rely felt. ‘he grief in bis parents’ hearts is too grent to | speak, but. im ihe widst of deepest woe, may ey remember that s beneficent Pather and a good G ovest the beautiful. Thug Willie passed away as dow from the flower, aud been exhaled to Heaven. = His funeral will take place from his father’s res idence, op B street, No. 351, between Nth aad lth, on Sunday at 3 o'clock p.m. Friends acquaintances sre invited to attend, November stb. efter along and painful ittnes | eee cre with Ohrivsing forsitads, PRIS thou OILLA BOD. N. #ged 85 seare. funeral take place from, ber ‘ate resi- Pitas the between D and ER. The rela- tives ana fr i respectfully Tan ipatend withant fart iGiednie please copy) ANTED—A frst-ra! at 331 H street. co: [ants at N streets, W ‘iso Delmonico 5 a A 0, 44a F etroet, FOR RENT AND SALE. Se the table ‘OR RENT—' otra BOOMS—367 D " : 1t* F street, betenleine an aes . __ DO 19-2¢* Inquire A STABLE TO LET—Having three sulle sie aad hf carriage house, aire at 514 at., 4th t pov 19-3t°a door east af tot ate Bae 7 = ‘nov 19-3t" preferred. REST—FURNISHED HOUSE, with ni ° Apply to avenue. i ANTED—. ood iD 5 W iesrerst aval of boveet and eiren ly immediately ‘HARRY LK) 1 ‘tore, Penn’s avenue, near 3d sireet, uni Washington House. v 19-3t* STORE-ROoM ‘WANTED— Must be well lighted well ventilated. Situation om north side strectas pretersed, Babmit terme and. period: ot eeta. preferred. rma ariod oO} Tease to 2.4. FISHER, of frm of J, 0. McGuire & Co. z nov 19-6t BOY WANT. tthe Gy IS W ANTS MING ness, at No, 285 street, *$ National Stables nov 18-3t* at Star Office, DTA HOSTLER, “Enquire ¥FLeM- (0.353 C street. AS-FITTING Busi- vy 18 3t* ANTED—& first slasa COOK. 1 Must ben good wasberwoman recom! White preferred nil at Star OM sie Bo 18-3t* ‘ABLE USB3 F SALE—Sait- y Te elcsetineae. quire in the No, 460 15th et. no 19-3t* Ne. street, between O 6th “nov 15-34 . Briquire om the premises, Furniss: Ma TO RENT.—A large Fur- nished Room will be rented to one or two gea- Heme, Jpauire at $92 l2th street, Island. P»zss. NT ROOMS —Four very neat UNFUR- ED ROOMS, pleatantiy sitaated, Tent, at 119 West street, between Co: Washington streets, Georgetown. FRE ComForTapLy FURNISHED BOOMs FOR RENT—At 373 I: treet, between 20th and 21st. south side, ong Table Board can be obtained in the BRLghECE ood, ‘The situation is near the Departments. nov 19-e03t* WA4NTED-A Tespectable WOMAN (German preferred at No 9 ath ) an cook. r 7 Bridge street. igh streets, Georgetown, D O Ww references give office. Washington. ANTED—A young man wants a SI’ as Clerk ins wholesale or retai! stoi Address H.H. HON D ANTED—A good WASHER AND IRONER 13th and Ests, Bo I Reference’ required. between panaren nev 18-3t* A 8. Star 18-2t* TION Good Wane ‘woman, atthe Mitchell House, c.rner 7-3t* $2000 “Real Esi Ample _ kecurity itate,”’ Star Office. Ww ROOM. Ward. by the 1 |, H., Star cffice. address given WANTED-—For one or two oar Addrass nev I7-3t* board, if pos: of December. wit s' ANTED—By a gentleman, a amall furniched ible. in the State terms First nd novit-4t* WARTED—A small HOUSE, oF suite of Rooms suitable for housekeeping, farnished furnished. Must be pleasant, ments, Ad by & small famil dress’ id convente k.”’ Star Office. without childrea. mt to the Devart- 31-3t* A FRENCH LADY, highly educat pure Parisian accent, wishes to take a few . with @ pupils for French and Music, at her residency, 331 18th street, near K, Satisfactory seferencensea pe nov I7- aiven. V from the ci’ ployment will be given. ity. J ANTED—A FARMER and GARDENER, to actas foreman on s farm.ahoat two hours rid To a competent maa. ateady em- Apply 269 Pa. ave., be- ween 10th and 13th streets, south side. nov 17-3t WASTED By en DINING ROOM ai experienced nd KITCHEN in a good caterer, house and location. or part or all of the house, Good reference can he near Mth W unfurl furnished Must bein the neighborhood of 10th atreet the avenue, Address notes to A. F. (nov 17-3t*] given, Address 339 T st., OG. RICHERSON. nished FRAME Hi ROO. ANTED—By a small German family, OUSE, or small Your ua- MS. suitable for housekeeping. a nov 17-3t* a - D., Star Office, ANTED—A HOUSE. from four to six rooms. Address J. __nov 16-4t* B, WILKES, City Post Office, BER SKINS WANTED | —The anbscrihers will pay the highest cash at their Buckskin Glove street. Georgetown, D.C. RAMSBURG & EBERT. ANTFED—12 PAVERS, 25 CARPENTERS nov 16-tf and 100 LABORERS. FA Erices for DEER 8K anufactory, 105 INS, High ly t Py” EMMART. nis [Chron,& Rep.] Superintendent M R. RB. W AntED— The Ladies of the District to eall ind examine our stock cheap AUUTION a CARPETS, UGS, MATS. and OILOLO Save 25 per cent, in th . pel n the purchases, uy, BONTZ, 369 7th street, near I. nov 15-5t w ANTED—Two (2) good SADDLE HOR! handsome andeasy. Address notes stating THS, and where they can be seen, to F. F., at this office, nov 14-1w* Fer IsHED HOUSE TO APRIVATE FAMILY to rent. in Georgetown, immediately. “*Tudor Place.” Congress street. Rent $200 per month. eR Furnace, Gar, and Water. Apply on the pre or at the Washington Brewery. vcorner or K Zith streets. Rov 19 eost™ 0 LET—To @ wood party, RATING BAR ani TOvetin boxes ict Odor ne SRA eTLS, use of kitchen and turniture, 4c., of the best pay- ing restaurantinthecity. O t id ity Address Box 140 Post Offices tee? OUSE FOR RENT—Three-story FRAME A HOUSE, with two-story back building. con- taining nine roews, newly painted aad in perfect order. situated Cot of theca ee ersion iven. Inquire Eomber Detlen, Hava Yard: ~ Eno 19-3" @ T PRIVATEBA me at ree '. Three LOTS Five : ¢ PaRMS. Inquire at 455 Massachusetts avenue, 6th street, - nov 19 Im* (‘OR SALE—A firat-cless BAB and BBSTAU- ‘RANT. in tral loeation, ata od ‘urkiture. coutained in fifteen rooms, an@ lease @ Business in another city clains the proprishor’s immediate attention: ddreas X, ¥, Z.,” Star Office. nov 19- OR RENT—Two partly furnished ROOMS, suit- able fora gentleman and bis wife. Apply at 265 C street, near lith. aov 18.2:* OB RENT—Two small HOUSES on R street, between New Jersey avenue and Sth st. no 18-2t* JOHN MILLER, {OR RENT=A small, new FRAM® HOUSE with a smail quantity of new Furniture fer sale. For further particularsingaire at Star Of- fice counter, noy [3 3t* [POR SALE_A small COTTAGE HOUSE, newly built, with fine lot. Prive $1,300. peiy to WILLIAM ROBERTSON, 10th street, between P and Q streeta. nov 18-3" DES FURNISHED ROOM8—Two ei gant PARLORS, and other furnished ROOMS. for rent at 492 EB street, bet. 5th and 6th, fronting no i southward, OR RENT—A largé INT ROOM, on sacond Fier ttornishel beesion, Nowa? ities between I and K, fourerfive doors from the Pro: vost Marshal's, Would amit two gentlemen well. noy 18-6t* iOR RENT—The new four story BRICK HOUSE situated om Pennsylvania avenue, corner of 21st street, containing M rooms; also tore 45 by 65 feet, Water and gas on the premises. Porsession given immediately, Inquireof JAMES McGRANN, 79 Pa. av. nov 18-3t* ‘OR RENT : FURNISHED ROOMS. A suite of Handsomely Furnished PARLORS and BED ROOMS, in one of the mostdesirable aud pleasant situations in the city. and only ons min- utes walk of Willards’ Hotel and Penn’a av . Ne. 4957 Mtb st, west side. nov 18-12t* V one ® tienced sales lady, firat- class milline: ANTED FORTH WITH—T wo young LADIES, the other an expe- None need apply but there who can give good reference and understand well their bu Btore No.1 ats, Washi MONTHLY NURS years’ experience, beat referencea ne! ea. Apply 4 Market & ngton. nov like a few engagements. Hnsno objections ta kind of sickness. if not contagious. App December 1.519 H st , between 6th and 7th. nov }l-eotdecl V ney and Millinery etween 8th aad i —American_ wide 24 ‘iven, would other y fill J ANTED—To let every Indy in Washington know where to get their FLUPING done, proretly and promptly, without injury to color or fabric. 243 Penn’a avenue, sout! izth and 18th sta, side, between nov 8-Im* TANTED—A BOILER capable of drivinga 10- horre power engine. Address Mr. BAKER. Btar Office. nov 2tf Ws, WANTS TO BUY GOOD AND OHRAP CIGARS, call at No._39%. corner 7th and H ats. (nov2-im*) __ PREDERIOK BBITZ. Vy ANTED—Ladies who wish BTAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done aa it enght to he, go to the on/y practical hand in town. That is WM. PRINCE. 351 F treet, who bas on hand 75,0 patterns for Embroidery @ is weekly recoly ing from beautiful town to est ing, and ra ne resition. Goods stamped while you wait. ont ladies in whose hands you gi wand uthe onty nfathine i: patterns, he isable to meet an: : op- Look e your goods, ‘We are responsible for every article we stamp. pov7-tf W A called etamping plares ’ of the VERY LATEST STYLER of ¥mbroidery and Braiding Stamped PIN Siik and Cotten for sale. Cane Nos, to go to Po month and own hit of tool. TERS WANTED. Headquerzers Department of Washington, + and Office Chief Quartermaster 34, 536, 63 Mth etreet.near New Goo NTED—50.000 LADIES to call at the anly STAM UTIN PINKING DEPOT in the District, and get their work done. B41 Fetreetiethe place, and Ladies who do not wart their work SPOILED will go to no other a0 ‘We are weekly in receipt tterns for oe Braii i tf York } av. WasniGTom. Bept. 29. 1884. | Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS int L aration. okout. Maryland. Wages $7! per h workman wil) bring hia Transportation will be furnished bz Pe, geet ipl cha workmen and their a in’ ookou: ols from this city to POFOHN A, BLISON, nartermaster, Department of Washington. _ sep 3 tf Colonel and Chief a Alto. MIRRORS. CARPETS, DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING sexeetprign BUCHL &00 ANT ED—SECOND HAND FURNITURE BEDS, BBD- D8 ofevery 2) Y, 406 7th street. between Gand H. eart si GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS FAIR AND FESTIVAL —The Laties will bold a Pair and Festivalin the Ball Room of the Un MONDAY benefit of Mount Olivet Mission Chapel This chapel is piace of worship for the citizens and andria cou ion. Hotel, KV. I BENING, nty, Va. es Georgetown, commencing . November 2ist, for tie Alex. ned aga soldiers now resident inthe county. All the churches inthe neighborhood having been destroyed by thecasual- ties of the wer. rel ‘ious services have been held up to this time ina barn; but the inelemency of the weather makes it absolutely necessary for us to erect @ 5m. all cha 1 for our use; and we now ap- peal to the benevolent of Washington and Georga- town to assist us, either by donation, or by their resence and patronage at the F [eodable and Christian enterprise, “nov 19-2t* in this traly By order. The Pres ident of the U ‘THANKSGIVING DAY. Mayor’s Orrick, GeorceTown, D.C} vember ‘7th, 15it. ¢ ited States having ap- pointed Thursday, the 24th instant, a8 a day of thankagivi: tame be duly n, cong egations and the people generally. G Those { reespectfnily recommend that the obeerved by the clergymen, thvir HENKY ADDISON, Mayor. TOWN CORPORATION 8TOOK.— persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Geoigetown Corporation Stock, which beara an interest of wix per cent, quarterly. LAIRD, C) can obtain some Petomac Tow Company’s boa‘ Curtin” and ‘Belle JOHN B, DAVIDSON, Water atraat. Georgetowa board. or r annum, applying jerk of maid one TS y oc to'wM LatD1 yable ‘{.OWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the . “Potomac.” Apply te the - EDUCATIONAL. ({80RGETOWN FEMALE 3 Boarding and Da Georgetown, D, C. Th will be sesumed September Sth. bad by addressing tl nov 1g FONOGRAPHIO INSTI OF COMMERCE AND MATH he princteal SEMINARY —A 7th and E sts., opposite the Post Office. for Bors, 36 per month. No cha: Music. Ey ening Classes from 4 (to Day Bchool, 141 West street, e duties of this institution Circulars may be _ HARROV AND 80) EMATICS, cor. Behool for Instrumental Sp.m. oc29 im* 150.0 st., near Cana}, 00 bd; Washington o! ity. CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE J.P. BARTHOLOW, 598 7th nov 15-e03t* Beltimore. sovs-3m ILLIE’S SAFES. AND WROUGHT IRON FIRE B PROOFS, with COMBINAT the ce LOCKS, leb ati ed CHILLED AND BUR- J 10N LOCKS VAULT DOORS AND General fouthera agenty 57 west Lombard at A. PROSECS, General Agent. | joth street, becween @ and H streets. ‘OR SALE—A beactifal SETT OF DRAWERS, suitable for a Clothing or Shoe Store. Apply at 496 7th street, pov 17-3t* FORSALE The FURNITURE and GOOD WILL of a large and well-furnished Boarding -house, situated cn P street, two doors from 432, near the Arsenal gate. nov 17-6t* FS* RENT—A was ly furnished, ani at No. 53746 H atreet, nov 17-3t* YO LET—The BECOND and THIRD STORIES of Storehouse on © street, No. 326, ruitable fcr storage. or Could be nsed for most any kind of business. aque at MORSELL’S Paint and Oil Store, on the first oor, No. 326 C street, between 6th and 7 no 17-3t™ OR RENT—For one year,a fine STABLE for three horses and carriag: ith loft, and coack- man’s room, together with a large bavement room, suitable for an office or agencr busiaess, A wly te BOWLE DE KRAFPT & CO., 474 7th street. Beveral fine Farms for sale. nov 17-e03t* { ]NIMPROVED,. PROPERTY FOR SALE .—Lot 5, in Square 5/7, at the corner ef 3d et. and Mary land avenue, contains thirty-six thousand square fi umber yard.oraoy and will be one facal is opened through James creek, as the Government Bngi- neers propore. Also, nearly all of Squares 695 and 696. near New Jersey avenue, south of the Canal; low priced property, yery good to hold for future improvement, or may be made immediately profit- able, by building on it anumber of emall frame houses torent, Apply to WM. Q, FOXOE, 4758 Tenth treet. nov 17 3t* {ORK RENT—A LARGE CELLAR, under Can- desirable ROOM, handsome gegeally located. Inquire ween 6th and7th streets. terbury Hall. Apply to J. M. YOUNG, Jn. & BRO , 403 Penn’ avenue, near 4% street. nov 16 W Bt QTORE FOR RENT—Corner Ith and N streets, SO with two good rooms and cellar, at present do ing a good business, Inquire on the premises. Dev 16-4t" OR SALE—A new FRAME HOOSE and LOT on 2th street, between Pa_av, and K street, K First Ward. Possession given immediately. Ao- ply to J. 1. BYRAM, No, 404 20th st, west, bat.G@ and H. ry Foe KE 10: on ng six rooms, furcished, on 8th street. between Oand YP streets. Kor pasticulars inquire at KEN- NEDY’S Grocery Store. No, 473 9th street, corner of Est. no 16-4" ‘OR BALE—OYSTER AND EATING HOUS with all the fixtures to Cook and Steam Oysters. It is ina good location. The reason for rolling is wecan’tasree in partnership. It ison Marylan! av., No, 559, bet. 9th and J0th sts. For particulars inqnire on the premises. no 16-lw* | es SALE—4 RARE BARGAIN—§$750 only for STOCK. FIXTURES and GOOD WILL of a RESTAURANT on the Island, Ill health of roprietor the only reason for selling. Also, a Brick House and Lot 25 by 130 teet, Bstreet, Navy Yard, for £204. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, . B, corner Pa. av. and 15th st. N.B, cuss for rent and Furniture for sale. 16-6¢" PUREED ROOMS—Also, front and back PARLOR-350 E street, ‘between 10th and ith. nov 15-6" ‘OR RENT —Two nicely furnished ROOMS suitable for gentlemen, at No. 529 A street, between 6th and /th sts, nov 15-e03t" 2 hye RENT—Six ROOMS and a KITCHEN in new brick house, situated on 7th street west. be tween New at the premisi York avenue and L atreet, No. 316. pets ey shot E FOR RENT TO A PRI vate family without small children, Apply at 419 13th street. Dov 4-2awst* | petal ROOMS FOR RENT—For rentcom- fortable and well furnished ROOMS. at No. 450 The location is one of the mosi desirable inthe city. no i4im Eo RENT—From the Ist December next, the large STOREHOUSE No, 533 9th street, op- posite the Center Market—two stories 22 by 5 feet Ge»p—the location being favorable for most kinds of business. Apply toJ,M, JOHNSON, E street, between 9th and Lith 0. 353. 14-e05t* Foe RENT—ROOMS No! street nor'h, under Basement Rooms under Nos. 62 and ana avenue JOHN H. SEMMES & CO, nov Ile 523 9th at.. corner Louisiana av. Fo SALE—A new three stery brick HOUSE, southwest corver ©. and Marketats. George town, D. C.,containing 17 rooms, with all the latest improvements, in perfect order, 4 Brick Stable, Ice Rouse and all necessary outbuildiogs attached. Hionse 45 by 49,lot 8) by 150. Price $35,000, Terms easy, and possession wlien required. For further particulars apply on the premises. nov li-}st* ,OR RENT— k A LARGE, FINE OFFICE, Suitable for a ps ymaster or any professional gen € ; tbe most central location in Washiogton— 274 F rtreet, near corner ith, ouly two squares from the Treasury and War Departments. Rent only $400 per anput, payable monihty in ad- vance, Al-o, SUITE OF FINE ROOMS adjoining the office, to a family without children; water. gar, dc. Porsesmon given immediately. None but persons of first class respectability need apply, to P BELLEW & CO 0 7th st., thoee doors south of Oda Fellows’ Ha’ noe) tf yo RENT—Two ROOMS, on second oor, suit. able for four gentlemen. and one on first floor. Inquire at 437 bth street, between G and H streets. west side, 008 HOgsss AND LOTS FOR SALE On H and @ ‘streets borth,on Mane and Maryland ave- nues, D aud K sonth, and * street west, between M and B agus, B. MILBURN, U.'8. Jail. FURsiae D ROOMS TO RENT. withoat Board, o gentle: on! a street, pear ° Inquire of Mrs. A,B. STEPHENSON.” eu Si-tf _ The role 0, ter 498 Agency of this celeb: 1th st. weat, abo they can be hired or purcha: pnd hand pianos beaght and rated Pi; ve Pi taken in exehange ‘or new ones. _©¢ St eod3m Ro} 7M. KNABE &CO., GOLD MEDAL PIaNos. aecomo- 6 Fr.0. #® OHENBACH 3a 7 * SUBSTITUTES 11 H. MILLER & 00., SUBSTITUTES !! AGENTS FOR THE QUOTA OF THE DisTRicr, No, 511 Ninth street west, near oil ay, N! Alwaye ready tobe mustered fur ope or three 7 We will do, bet Ww EROWN AND BEL MEN! MEN! fA Bie. t the most reasovable prices than any other, AS WH ARE NN. B --Runners and oibersip the burinoaw mvt bereily dealt with. Pep W-2m . ie N.B.MELL! { ceofthe Peate. © Sou LEATHER TRUNKS, LADIES’ DitKS3 TKU VA- NES. PACKING TRUNKS, LISES, CARPET. LEATHBK and OAN Yass TRAVELING BAGS, ko cowprl- sing the most extensive variety of traveling re- uisites, to be found in this city, : WALL, STEPHENS & CO., _pov 1-2 wit 322 Penu'a ave: ORSES WANTED, a ee pom of poor-con ed YO! HORSES and MARES. fur parties North to per e age wanted with marks on ef. jexcriptio: “fn alto purchasing Horsex suitable for Gov. ernment use, or putting in Horses to Government fora commission, Persons having Horses te stil wa. I think, fiod it to their advantage to call. CHARLES A. MURPBY, Ag=nt. and Willacd’s v want to purchase & NG sual Hotel Stables. 6th neesbtehiewisth sine LE—A gon: a 15 h street, Te land AUOTION SALES, — BY 4. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CATALOGUE ‘SALE OF VALUABLE MILI. SCIEN TiFIG, AND MISCRLLANBOUS aber usand wolanen, ‘ eous Works, ‘erms cash Catalogues may be obtained from the Auctioneers prior to the sale, CAPT W.G. TEMPLE, C aN tor. Bov eokds JT Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 6TH STREET, BETWEEN G AND H STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION On FRIDAY ibth instant, at 43 o'clock p. Tm,, we abel! well, ‘ont of the premises. part Lot 24, in Square No. 484, with the improvements, con- ioe of a three story Brick House, with slate roc and gts, containi:g eight goed rooms, known as No 39 A fine chance for a good investment. Ter One-half cash; balance in three and six months, with notes bearing interest. A deed given and deed of trust taken. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. nov 16 td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 87” THB ABOVE SALE IS_POSTPONED, ON account of the rain. until TUESDAY, the 22d inst., same hour ace. 19 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* J. ©. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, POSTPONED CHANOERY SALE, By suthorityof a decree of the Supreme Court of this District. passed in a cause relating t» the estate of the late @ C Grammer, junior, I will gel #p FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November 8th, at 4 ‘o'clock, on the premises, ‘Lot No.6 and Lot let- tered d, in subdivision Square No. 164, fronting respectively on north L street and Connecticut avenue. Terms, at prescribed by the decree: One third cash; the residue at six and twelve months, with interest, for whica the purchaser's boads, with surat, nl be taken, and a lien reserved om the P Id. if the terms be not co ied with within five days from the day of sale. right to re-sell, om neve! the risk and c comply. Stamps, deeds, Ac., at the cost of the purchaser, W.B. D. Trustes. JAB C.McGUIRE & CO,, Auots, Trustee reserves the ys’ public notice, at pov 15-d ng THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, IN | consequence of inclement weather, until TUES- DAY AETKRNOON, November 224, same hour and pla W.B. TODD, Trustee, J.C McQUIRE Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF SEVENTY.THREE VAL- UABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH Oapl- 0] AND TREK 'T. ALOY E oR. NT PR! On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 80th inat.. at 40’clock, on the premises, in virtue of a deed of trust duly executed to me, and recorded in the land records oft 194, T shall sell— Lot: No. 3) to 38. on North Capitol street, between H and I streets north. each Lot being about 2) feet in front by 100 feet in depth to an aley. Lots No, 2 to 3, on I street north, between Noith Capitol and Ist street east. erch lot being 20 feet in frent by 14s feet in depth to a thirty-feet alley, with ontietacn H and I atreets. Lots No, 49 to 73. on I street north, between North Capitol and Jat street east, each lot being 2 feet infront by 144 feet im depth to a thirty-feet alley, with outlets on H and I streets; and Lots No. 78 to 8, and algo Lat No 1, on Ist street east. between H and F streets north, each lot being about 20 feet in front by 110 feet in depth oan alley. There Lota are located in a most desirable and rapidly improving part of the city. and present an opportunity fcr a safe and good investment, erms: One-third cash; the remainder is 6 and 12 montbs, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. sPonyevances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. A payment of 525 on each Lot will be required at the time of sale. Should the terms of sale not be compli within five daye after the sale, the Prastee the right to re sell the property, at the expenre of the defaulting purchaser, on one: oliee published in one of the dail rs city ‘A. THOS. SMITH OT GREEN & WILLIAMS, nov 19-4 Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneera, B No. 526 Seventh and D streets north. VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURB, GILT FRAME MIK- KORS, &c.. AT AUCTION. Ou TUESDAY, the 22d instant, at 10 o'clock a. m., we shail sell, at Nox. 245 and 249 Pennsyl- val enue, between Sth and 10th atreets weet, a lavas asrortment of Furniture, consisting in art of— PWalcut Sofas. Easy and Side Chairs Walnut Marble-top Tables ard Washstands Walnut Marble-top D essing and other Bureaus Walnut Washstand, Wardrobe. and Bedsteads Feather Beds, Pillows, and Bolsters Hair, Husk, and other Mattresses Blankets and other Bedding Brawls, Three ply, and Lngrain Carpets Covkicg. Parlor, and other Stoves China Glass, and Crockery Ware Five Gilt Frame and other Mirrors With many other articles too numerous to men vant 2a with en pd ‘8 his cts. tion. ‘Terms cash, nov 18 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc ‘PY TAS. O. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. TRUBTEE’S SALEOF VACANT LOT NEAR THE CAPITOL On TUESDAY AFTERNUON, Decewher aith, at 4o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed’ of trust, dated August I2th, 1*5i, and doly recorded among the Land Records for Washington county, D.C, Leball sell, part of Lot No. 4, in Square No, 6*4. fronting on Delaware avenue, between C and | Drtreeterorth. Beginning for the said part of tad original Lot(4,) on the northwest corner of Delaware avenue and running atright angles with faid avenue, eastwardiy 169 teet, thence south 2) feet 10 inches, thence west 23 fest, thence parallel with the north line of said Lot westwardly to Dei- aware avenne 152 feet 9 inches. thence northward- ly on Delaware avenue feet 43: inches to the place of beginning, contaiving 4.6% fect more or less, Terms cash. P.J_STIBR, Truste Loy 16-2awk ds J.0. McGUIRE& CO., Bre ¢ MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE 8 SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 2D STREET WEST, BETWEEN B AND C SURBETS NORTH. On MONDAY AFTEBNOON, November 21, 1864 at 4 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of » deed of trust, dated March 15. i864, and duly recorded in Liber J. A S.N folies taet seq., and of the land records for Washington connty,I shail sell Lot 26, in retervation No. It. fronting 25 feet on 21 street west, betweaw Band C streets north, run- ning back 1) feet ton 55 foot alley, witha wide Fublic alley running the full depth of the lot on the routh side. The lotisimproved with several small tenementa, a i “Terms: One fourth in ecarh; the remainder in 3, 6 and mon‘ hs, with interest, secured by} a deed of trast en the premles ele jonveyances at purchaser’s cost. y CHAS. McNAMEE, Trustee. J c@UIRE & CO., Aucts. & CO., Auctioneers. L E FARM FASTOF THE CAPI- SMAL: bilan: a FOR SALE. 2 On MONDAY, November 28th. at 12 6’clock m., on the premises, we shall sell Lots No. 16, 17, 18 and 19. in Square No, 1.111, situated at the corner ofsouth A street and 19th street east. fronting 127 | feet on south A street anil isz feet 2 inches on 19th street east, comsaining 21,00 square fest, and int proved by asnug Frame Cottage containing six rooms, Car iaze House, Barn, &c., surrounded by handsome shade trees, «nd planted with finest fruit trees, vines, &c.. from Mr. Saul’s nursery. A photograph of the buildings can bs seen atthe aneticn rooms, 2 5 Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secuced by a derd of Lane es the premises. = By” Immediate porsession iven. nolseodds 3, O, McGUIKE & CO., Aucts. BY THs. DOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetown CHANCERY SALE, By virtue of a decree of thy Supreme Court ofthe District of Colum pi pnd al. ve Parsons, November 4. I NESDAY, the 1 on the premises, the followitg Lots of ground in Georgetown, viz: Part ot Lots Nos. 93 wnd 94, in Beatty & Hawkine’ Adoition te Georg-town, fronting about 542 feet on Bigh street, pear Fi two story Frame Buildin, Immediately atter the above— PartefLot No 9,30 Threikeld the corner of Second and Lingan streets, frontiag nbout 65 ferton the former. and 60 feet on the iat ter improved by a plastered or stuccued two-story onse. ‘Term ofsale : One third of the purchase money to be paid in eash; and the residue in two equal inttaments at Gand 12 months, witb interest tu be secured by approved wotes With a reserved lien, The terme of sale must be complied with iu one week after tule, or the property be re-sold at Ue ritk ard cost of the purchaser after one week's ne tice 0 vg and stamps at the purchasars cee E ET ePADCHEE BOY ATER 8 COX. Prastec, hay &Stawsw (Intel.] THOS, DOWLING, Ai Y J. ©. MOGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. Tmade in the cause of Mye dal., ineqnity, and dat loffer at auction. on WED. “CERY BALE OP VALUABLE SQUARE OF Crea N 7TH ST. WEST, BETWEEN Q SP. AND RHODY ISLAND AV. On’ WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 234, at #2. eel ch, on the premises, by virtue of & decree of the Jate Circvit Courtandan amended decree ef the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. fitting ax« Cou't of Bquity.the latter decree da- ted 26th of April, 1864, and rendered in a cause, Ni 738, wherein Elizabeth Brent is complaivant, and Cratles E. Brent and oibera defendants, the un- dersigned will fell the whole of Square No. 420, except two loté heretcfore sold. subdivided into twenty five desirable Building Lots, fronting re- spectively on 7th ey 8th streets west, betw street avd Rhode Ialand avenue. Terms One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and onthe, with interest. secured to the satistac- 3] mon the trustee, o allcach, at the option of the Ai} Canvevances apd stamps at the expense of pureharer- 5, QARROLL BRENT, Trustee por li-eod 3.0 MeGUIRM & OO. meets, crt th hand. sine wedo to order By BARNES & * Sail Bakers, 638 Lise stress. of the purchaser failing to | & 00., Aucts.@ his county, onthe 3d day of August, | h of November, atdorciock p. im. | Tet street, improved by # | Addition. at , AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DaYs. BX BB0OKEE £ BEtiarw. No, 346 port& 7th atreet, bet, land K. Bales EVERY ery, a Stationery, fine Gilt Al able 5 et | nov Im BROOKER & BELLEW. Aucts, '¥Y W. B, LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, STOCK OF Seabee baat STORE AT AUO- MONDAY, November 2st, at 10 0’clock, at Store No. 576% Vth erect, Island, we shall abiters whole stock, consisting of-- Confectionery, Candies, Fruita, Glass Jars, Oans, ESE Sipten Separs, Rabnzes teens Sateen ie ani otions. DOE a oe ee RWIS & CO. Ancts, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgete HOUSBHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFROT! CTION. Ory AS. A On MONDAY MORNI o'clock, I will sell, at ne 8. Jones, No. 57 Ma: 2d streets, Georgeto furaitare. consisting of. ogany Dg-seat Mahogany Rocker and Guniteend Sota. pester Bene. ule peed Mattreanes ree-ply. Ingrain and other ©, Oil-cloth Matting and Shades "Pe Bureaus, Sideboard aud Wardrobes Parlor, Cooking and other Stoves Crockery and Glasewsre And many other articles not men*ioned. nov 17-4 THOMAS DOWLING. Auct, 00., Auction BY W.B. LEWIS & CO. 2 No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. EVENING SALES AT AUCTION. SATURDAY EVENING, November 19, at 7 o'clock, we shall commence regular ales, throu the season, of Dry-goods, Clothi: 5 Ehoes, and Books, Albums, Bi tings, Engravings. Cutlery. Fisted Ware, Watches, Jew: iJ b, LEWIS & O0., Aucts, elry, Fancy Goods, &c. W. Regular rales cf Furniture, Groceries, &@. TUESDAY, THUREDAY, sud BATUBDAY, at 96 Cash advanced on all kinds of Goods. nov 16-lw W. B. LEWIS & O0.. A BY J. O. McGUIRE & OO., Agctioneers. SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OOTAVE PI ANO FORTE, FUBNITURE AND HOUSE- | HOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIO SALB. On TUESDAY MORNING, the 324 inst., at 10 No. 172 F street, betw: hail sell the furniture si je declining housekeeping, com- prising— _ Ble “4 Rosewood Oase Seven Octsve Piaao | ‘orte Bandsome suite of Rosewood Parlor i ‘ Goinhed in Gcimacaaiin Dameae eee Rosewood Centre Tahie, Fancy Tables Superior Plosh and Tapestry Covered Arm Chairs Osk and Walnut Cane Seat Chai Oak Hall Chairs, Hat Rack Brussella Carpets and Oik Cloth Rosewood Chamber Suite with Mirror Front Wardrobe Painted Cottage Suites, Window Shades Hair and Husk Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows. Blankets aud Comferts Qrockery ana Glass Wara, Stoves, &c. ‘erms cash. nov 16-4 J.C. McGUIRB & CO., Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAME, Anctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets north, No 314— Elliott and others vers SALE OF VALUABLE ie ES? ity. iott and others. ATE IN THE RPOT parsed in the sbove cause on the first day o 3 ) R 5 2 < vember, 1364, I shail proceed to sell,on the Pr iser.on MONDAY, the 2th instant, at hel! | 4 o'clock p. m, all those piacea or parc | ground situated in the city of Wsshiogtoa,i { Distric and known and designated on the ground | p'an thereof: Lot 7, Square 633, fronting 51 feeton Ist street wert. between B and C streets north, by a depth of 160 feet to & public alley 5: feet wide, with the im- | poverent; eonsisting of two two story Frame ouses, &c Lot No. 8, Square 633, fronting 51 feet on Ist street west. between B and O streets north, b: a depth of 180 feet to a public alley 59 feet w: yin ee improvements, consisting of Fra oildin, This Property is situated in one of the most im- rr ving parts of the city. ss Verma of sale, a8 prescribed by the decree: One- | third of the purchuge money to be paid in cash, the balance in two eqnal instximente of six an twelve months, The deferred payments to bear interest from the day of eale, to be secured | by notes of the purchaser or purciasera, with good sod jenmiciant security, to be approved by the stee. The purchaser bas the right to pay the whole of the purchase money in cash, eS If the terms of sale be not complied with within five days after the Fale, the trostee reserves the pega pyri nee said property at the riskand cos’ ra irchaser. oF the Bret purc'JOHN F. ENNIS. Trasteo. OHN _po 17 _GREEN & WILUIAMS, Ancts. Y¥ JAS, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. NDSOME BRICK VILEA_ RESIDENOR. vITH LARGE AND REAUTIFUL GROUNDS, FINE BRICK STABLING, CARRIAGE HOUBE. ICE HOUSE, &c. ia On MONDAY APTERNOON, Wovember 2ist, at 4o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell that hand- some residence and grour ds. fermeriy the prope: ! polite late Major Nicholeon, U.8. M.C., being the whole of Square No, 765, situated at the Corser | of south B etreet and 20 street enst, immedi east of Doddington ”’ The greunds contain abon! two and s half acres of ground, ha en. closed, and laid ont witn fine gravel drives and weike, and beautifully ornamented with choice | shade trees and flowers. The improve are hires ost superior kin4, and copsist of & large Brick Manriou, with large portices ont! sides, the whole built acd finished in the it | substantial manner, with five Parlora, Dini ‘4 i d airy Chambers, Bat! on, there is @ very supe. ge House, Ice Hous Servante’ House, &c. The property commands. splendid view of the city. Potomac river, and sur- | rounding couptry,and is in all respectsa first class residence. Terme: One-third cash; the remainder in6aa@ 12 months, with interest, secured by a desd of trust outhe premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, Immediate possession givan. novl5d J C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. ¥J. 0. MOGUIRE & O0., Auctionvers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH N STREET, BETWEEN 4TH AND | 6TH STREETS. i By virtue of a ceed of trust from Michsel Runa- han end wife, bearing date on the 1ith day of July, 1869, duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8... No. 179, Folios 13, et. seq., to the subseribers, Trustees of the Phoenix Building Association of Washington cit .on the premises, on TUKSDAY, 22d day of November, at5 o'clock p. m.. part of Lot twenty-one, (21)in Square No. 513, be, oe for the said part of lot at the northwest corner of said lot. and running thence east with the line of nerth | N street, fifteen feet, thence south one hindred | and eight feet eight and a half incher; thence weet fifteen feet; thence north one bund-ed aad eight feet eight and a halfinches, improved by a small brick tenement. Terms: One-third of the purchase money Ce) i the residue in two equal paymen months, with interest frou the day of by a deed of trust. i i ‘Twenty dollars to be paid down at the time of sale, and if the terms are no‘ fully co nplied with witbin five days from day ef sa’, the Trostees will resell the property, after Bre day@ public motice, ane Tisk sand expense of the defaulting pur chaner. | Stamp8and conTayancing at the cost of the por eo a RASMUS J. MIDDLETON HILLIARY ©. SPALDING, | Trustees. no l-eodA&ds J.C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts, | @ALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. ermaster General's Office, ist Division, Quer ch inaten Or November 15 1584, | Will be sold at yablie auction, te the highest vid ders DAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1854 ONE BUNDRED AND ETETY oavALRY ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 95, 1954, ONK HUNDRED AND FIFLY CAVALRY: HORSES These horses have heen condemned ag unfit for the Cavalry service of the ATiny For road and farming purposes, guins w sy be bad. | “Horses sold singly. Bale to commence at 108. m. Terms cash in United States curreney. many good bar- JAMES A. REKIN, t Division Quartermaster nov 18 td MMISSARY OF SUB- yo DEPOT Cr _ BISTENCE, WasiinGTox. D_C.. Nov. 12. 1864 | GOVERNMENT SALE OF RIDES TALLOW. iPTY BARR ke, ixth street Will be eold at public auction, nt Whert, Weshington. PD. C ,on TUBSQAY, No- vember 22, 1864, at Nl o’clock a. m,, the following Government property, viz: 5 000 Beef Hides (more or less) 1.200 Sheep Pelta( more or less) 6.0™ pounds Tallew. neared a lot of Neats foot Oil, Horns, Empty Bar- Terms cash in @overament funds. All purchases to be removed within ten da) ter xale. 8. 0. & no i4-7t Captain o. QQUABTRRMABTER GENERAL'S FICS, Finer Divisioy, WasuinaTow Orrr ‘November 8, 184. Will old at pnblie auction, te the | bidder. at the time and places named below, YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Novem- LANCASTER, PENNSSLVANIA, FRIDAY, No- aber 25. 1365. EASTON, PEnnér Dp ania ¢ SRBDAY, De- 1854, Two hundred sv lorses ut each . trea veve been reese ee ‘4 of the army. Spsrroad an farming parposes many go0d'bar- i may 2 ees cold singly. 08 fo commence at l00’clock s,m. : United St ’ Te: Oe aie Re ea Colonel in charge First Division Q, MiG. 0. pov Kid A‘ LL EINDSO fd the will th, 4 Bott) wer