Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1864, Page 3

"LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—This is the last night Dut four of the distinguished American actor, ‘ho will appear, with the J. W. Watlaeck, to-night, tirring and romantic play entitled “Rob m & cast of characters displaying the fuil strength ot the powerful stock company. ‘To.morrow evening, the great “King of the Commons.” Holiday Matinee. ( xrorp HaLt —This is the grand inaugura- tion week at this spiendid hali, and last night it was crowded to overflowing, notwithstand. ing the rainy and disagreeable weather. The Activg, music, ind dancing is exceilent, and cannot fail to delight all who may drep in to spend an evening with them. Wasainctor THEATER.The Grand Dia- Tama of the Present War has proved a success at the corner of 11th and C streets, and is draw- ing full houses. and the troops swallowed down. It is gigantic and exciting scene. Forp’s THEATRE.—As this is the last week of the “Seven Sisters,” it would be well for all who have not seen it to attend. beautiful piece and Mr. John E. McDonough and Miss Lotta are at home in their respective Go and see the grand Zouave Drill and hear the Union song “Rally Reund the Flag.” Two performances on Thanksgiving day—afternoon and evening ComPrLinesTaRy Bat. To-s1GHT.— Don’ forget the grand ball to-night at Temperance Hall in honor of Lincoln and Jonnson. Tickets can be had of anyof the managers, but the tuckets are limited in number, 80 procure them Mr. JW. Waillack, eminent artist lay entitled the ursday, grand Go and see the fort blown up Seaton Hacv.—Sanderson’s Minstrels give two grand performances at this beautiful hall on Thankegiving day. They have a change of programme for each performance and in every change something new. CanTennury HALt.—To-night James Mel- Ville and Sons and other performers. - > LANDLORE AND TENANT—An Important Dew in the Supreme Conr' Judge Olin made an important decision in the case of W. H. Spauiding and Wm. Rapley against E. J. Hall and Z. D. Waters, which is just now very important, as it defines the law oflandlord ani tenant. The case came up on @n appeal from the decision of Justice John. 50B, ADd was argued at length by Mr. Walter $. Cox for Messrs. Spaulding and Rapley and Mesers. Bradley and Bradley for the defend- cision. — Yesterday, The following are the facts in the case:— Messrs. Hall ind Waters held possession ct the the northeast corner of intersection of west 15th and north in’ Washington building situated at unexpired part of a term for tnree years, created by & lease under seal, and ending on the 30th cay of June or Ist day ot Jaly, A D. 1564. About the i6th day of June Mrs. Scott executed snd delivered to Messrs Spaulding and Rapley a lease under seal for the above premises for & term of five years, beginning upon the Ist day of July last. quit was served upon the genamts in posses- sion, nor any act done by them recognizing Spaulding and Rapley as their landlords; but jon after the expiration of their term until the 3d day of August next ensuing, when they were duly summoned, upon complaint of Messrs. Spaulding and Rapley, to show cause why they withheld said Un the trial ef the case, Jus- tice Jobnson rendered judgment for Messrs. Spaulding and Rapley, and the defendants ap- pealed therefrom to the Supreme Court, where, &s above stated, 'he case was argued. The following is the decision of Judge Olin: The facts in this exse involve the true con- struction and meaning of the first and second sections of the act entitled “An act to regulate proceedings in cases between landlord and ten- ants, passed July ith 1564 1 will proceed to tion of the statute No notice to they held over pos: Poseession, Kc. ive briefly my construc- am notinsensible, I trust, to the vast importance of this statute, to the eople of this District, and that its clearly understood both by landlords and lepents, Bod thas enable themselves to act un- derstandinvgly in reference to this subject The first section provides that after the pas- s after the 4th of July, 1564, no tenancy at will shall arise or be created s= contract ty that effect. A ‘one who holds lands or tene- ments let to him by another at the will of the lessor,” 2d Bl. Com. 145 4th Kent's Com. 110. But this definition gives a very imperfect idea of the rights and and obligationsof aland- Jord afd tenant, between whom a tenancy at A tenancyat will arosein every case Where one man leased lands or tenements to another and no fixed period of time was agreed upon at which the occupancy thereof should cease 1 cannot berter explain the natare of such a tenancy than by quoting fron the 4th vol. of Kent's Com. pp. 111-112. Speaking of es‘ates at will, he says:—It ‘Was determined very anciently by thecommon law, 8nd upon principles of justice and policy that estates at will were equally at the will of both parties, and neither of them was permit- ted to exercise his pleasure in @ wauton mrrv- io egnity and good faith: The lector could not determine the estate after the tenant bad sowed and before he had reaped so as to prevent the nec gress to take nway session ct the land ou which the crop is grow- tpg Coptinugs in the tenant antil tne time of Nor could the tenant be- fore the period of payment of the rent arrived determine the estate so as to cutotf the landlord will in the strict seme bave become almost extinguished under ration of judicial Mansfield observed that &u infinite quantity of Jand in England was holden without lease. They were all theretore in a technical sense estates at will; but exist only notionslly, and when no certain term is agreed cu they are construed to be ten- year and e&ch party ia bound to give reasouatle notice of an intention to termingre the estures. | The language of the books now is that a | tenancy at will cannot now arise without ex- | 88 ZTADL Or coliract, and that all general mances are constructively tenancies from it the winaat holds over by con- sent given either expressiy or constructively after the determination of a lease fur years, it is held to be evidence of & uew contract with- outany definite period, and is construed to be & tempancy from year to year tenant is suilered by the landlord to enter on the poseession of a new year there is a tacit renovation of the contract for another year, and a halt year’s notice to (uit must be given prior to the end of the term.”* I bave thus quoted at length this exposition of & tenancy at will, or more properly a ten- from year to year, because practically we have no tenancies at will, strictly speaking, and because 1 find 4 vast &monntof real es- tate is pow held in this District by that tenure known 4s 4 tenancy from year to year. Such tenancies existing on the ithoft July last can- not be terminated by a notice of thirty days, but requires @ notice of six months to be given prior to the expiration of the yearly tenancy. ‘The first section further provides that an oc- cupstion, possession or holding of any real estate wilbout ¢\ press contract or lease ehall be deemed to be a tenancy by sufferance. that the Doiding of lands or tenements by tract or lease the terms which have [has a@age of the act, tha without an ex tenant at will will subsists ner ard con‘rary ary egress and re- he ioplements. taking it Srrives from his rent estates are said to ances from year to year to year. The moment the it means term) of expired shall be deemed and held to be a tenancy by or at sufferance. We have. thus, two species of tenancies men- owed us thas first section, one of which is de- clard to be & tenancy at will, and the other it clared shall be “deemed jud held to be” @ t ancy at soiferance; and those tenancies thus defined, rising in the way mentioned in this first section afier the 1th of July, 1561, may be terminated or putan end to by & notice in tuirty days served upon tenant, arising in the mode men- section, and coutinuig after inO4, thatis. after the passage nm, can only be terminated | ibed by the law as itex- he passage of theactot July ith, And when so termmated, the landlord may | proceed Aga ust the tenant io Tecover posses- o the provisiots of the second tioned in this tir tbe Mth of July of the set in nest im the manner pre isted prior t that the distinctive ens istics @f the two species of tenancies d in the first section 18 that the termination of ! cy is not fixed by the agreement of the yur ues or by implication of law. I may remark here, that @tenancy arising or ot the modes ment iret section of the act would not, in the ap. ce of that act, be beld either a tenancy at | will or at sufference, bat simply a tenancy year, would have rejuired a potice of ix months to terminate it. The argument has been ingeniously pressed upon the Court, (nat because the act provides tuat Atenancy arising or created m the way mentioned therein, snail be deemed aud held to be & tenancy at sufference, which could d by a notice of thirty days, it followed that 4 ‘enant by sufference properly so known before the passage of this act, conid got be proceeded against under the provisions of the second section without served with a thirty days notice to quit. Such statute woald pallify the plain and express provisions of the second eprive the statute of all ouly be termi first haviag been acopstruction of thi section of the act and its remedial character. The only embarrassment in the construction of this firs! e clion arises in the age of the lan- guage, that where the holding is by contract or lease, the terms of which baveexpired, it shall he deemed Sand held to be & tenancy at suffer- ance, Nov, prior to the passage of this act, a tenancy at sofferance ftrose, or was created, in A tenant st eutferance, says One way only Blackstone, is sone that comes into the. posses- sion of land by lawful title, but holds overy by wrong alter the determination of bie interest.” Ee 2 Bi. Com., 15,4 Kent’s Com, 116, Uo. {t.57,b.] Such a tenant at common law had no estate in the premises he held, and was en- titled to no notice to quit. The landlord might enter upon the premises and remove Bim and his goods therefrom, and no action of trespass could be maintained inst him for 80 doll It will be eeen at a giance, therefore, the di tinction between the tenancy mentioned in the first section and described as 8 “holding by con- tract or lease the terms of which have expired,” and & “holding over by wrong atter the determina- tion of the tenant’s interest.” The former, I think, means a holding over by the express or implied assent of the landlord, and would. in the absence of the present statute, constitute a tenancy from year to year. The latter is a mere wrongful holding in opposition toand in defiance ot the will of the landlord. The dif- ference between a holdingover and & wrong- ful holding over is too manifest to require il- lustration. This construction of the first section harmo- nizes the first and second sections, and makes o consistent with iteelf and with each other, The second section proceeds to enact, in sub- stance, that when a tenant holds possession without right, after the estate is determined by the terms of the lease by its own limitation, that is where, by the agreement of the parties, the tenancy is toend on a particular day, and the tenant hold over, the landlord may do what! grve notice? No. He may, on written complaint en oath to a justice of the peace, have a summons Issued, &c. This section also prowess that when the tenant holds overafter is estate has been determined by a notice to quit or other wise, the landlord may make com- plaint, &c. In other words, the manifest mean- ing and intent of the second eection is, that whenever the tenancy ends, if the tenant does not quit the premises, the landlord may insti- tute forthwith this summary proceeding before & justice to obtain possession. The tenancy ends when the period for which the premises are leased expires. If the parties make no agreement as to the length of time for which the premises are leased, the tenancy may be ended by @ notice of thirty days, if such tenancy was created subsequently to the 4th of July, 1564, If it was created before that time, and is still subsisting, it can be ended only in the manner prescribed by the law as it existed before the passage of the act last mentioned. One other question of some importance is raised in this case, as te what person or per- sons are entitled to resort to this sammary proceeding to recover the possession of real estate. The first section uses the words land- lord and tenant, but the second section drops the word landlord, and says “on written com- plaint on oath of the person entitled to the pr>m- zses,"’ application may be made, &c. If this language be understood in its broadest accep- tation it would seem to imply that any one * who had a legal title to the premises held by the tenant, might institute thissummary pro- ceeding to recover possession, whether that title was derived from the actual landlord or from some other source. Obviously, that can. not be the intent and meaning of this language; for if €0, it would at once subvert the common law action of ejectment, and substitute this summary proceeding in its place. The use of the words “person entitled to the premises,” instead of the word “landlord,” as in the first zection, evinces an intention on the part of the legislature fo extend this summary remedy beyond the actnal lessor or landlord, The true intent and meaning of the Legis- Jature was (I think) to extend this remedy to all persons, who, by the aet of the lessor or by operation of law, were placedin the same re- lations to the tenant as the original lessor, to wit: the grantees or assignees, devisees and heirs at law of the lessor. If this construction of the statute be the true one, it follows that these complainants cannot institute this summary proceeding against the defendants inthis case. They are not grantees, devisees or heirs at law of the lessor of the premises in dispute. They certainly are not the landlords of these defendants. Before the expiration of the term of the tenants now hold- ing over, the plaintiffs or complainants ob- tained from Mrs. Scott, the lessor of the de- fendapts, a lease of the premises forthe term of five years, to commence at the expiration of the defendant's tenancy. No relation, there- fore. of landlord and tenant ever sabsisted be- tween these parties by express contract or by implication of law. This exposition of the statate will confine its provisions to what is its declared purpose, viz: to regulate proceed. ings in cases between landlord and tenant. ee, A Novelty IN THE MARERT.—The first Oysters from the Sturgin Bar, Rappahannock River, since 1961.—T. M. Harvey, No. 281 C st, with characteristic enterprise, has succeeded in procuring the first load of Rappahannock oysters that has heen secured since the break- ing outotthe rebellion. These oysters were procured under great risk by Capt. W. Bailey, the great purveyor of the luscious bivalves. Mr. Harvey will serve these delicious oysters, so noted for their sweetness and flavor, at his saloon, and will also sapply families with them. They will be just the thing for thanks- giving. age IMPORTANT TO Kusitness Men.—By refer- ence to our advertising columns it will be seen that all persons haying advertising cards now in the cars ot the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company are notified to renew their contracts by the firat of December, otherwise they will be taken down; and persons desiriag to place cards in the cars are requested to make application at the office of the company, at the corner of 15th street and New York avenue. ame New SrncinG and Piano Forte Class has been opened by the well known Protessor Alex«n- der Wolowski, at4*5 10th street. Allthose who wish to read music readily and sing with taste, expression, and finished style. will do weil not to lose this opportunity. ‘SPECIAL NOTIOES. Bove’ Cheap Suits at $3, $10 and $12. Boys’ Cheap Coats, at HR&NSING'S, B022-6t* cor. 7th at. and Md xv , Island. Jeweiry! JBWRLRY! (ne Dollar. One Dollar. Silver Plated Bells. Silver Plated Tea 8poona. Silver Plated Cups, for oply One Dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No, 435 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4'> at. it* OveRcoars. Derirable atyles of Overcoats at $20, $25, $35 and 81 each. Paci Ovgrcoats, well made Reeser Overcoats, by the single one or dozen, very low. Gents’ Suawce, at $65 each. Call at HENnNtna's, Ro 17-6t* cor. 7th «t. and Md. av , island, Fav. ayp Wintks CLeruina. New wcyles Superb Btock Of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, & . &c, We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men's and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing. which, for ele- ance of rtyle. variety and excel'ence of fabric and faith'ul: ¢ ::of manufacture, has not been sur- pacned by any stock heretofore offered in this market ‘Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen's and Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine oor stock, We can say with assurance they will find the right article on the moat reasonable terms. Al n extensive assortment of Gentlemen's iz Goods, sompciaing everything neces- | sary for a complete outht. 7 [OF NOAH WALKER & CO... 26% Pa. av. oc 1) &m* Metropolitan Hote! Building, Coreate’s Homer soar. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal | demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its onture fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in 112 action upon the | akin. For sale by all Druggisteand Vancy Goods Dealers. in 25-eoly Wasesstsp to Ouse insix Dars.—Dr. Godfrey’ Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz day No change ofdiet required. Price $1 per bo Bold by 8. C. Ford, corner 1ith street and Pa, avenue, ‘exhineton. and Henry Oook.exandria. fa ¢-ly DIED, On Monday, November 2st. after a short but i liners, MARY ANB, daughter of Thomas Margaret Robbins, in the 2th year ofher 2. “The friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend her faneral. to-morrow ( Wednes- day). at2 p.m_..trom her father’s residence, corner of 12th st. and Mas-achnusetts av. oe Qn Wednesday, November 16th, 18:4, an accident oceurred on the railroad between Harper’s Ferry and Winchester. caning the instant death of a Sung man. CHARLES P. LEAKE, aged 22 years, He had just completed an honorable term of three years in the service of the United States. He leaves a young Wife and s large circle of friends to DRUGGISTS, Ty loss in a beloved young com- pot Kom him but to love him; none fel’? 2 y Successors of Kidwell & Lawrence, Penass al pers copy.} KIDWELL & #ON. ania avenur,meay cornet Lith stress, Having completed this elegant and extensive DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, offer superior facilities to the residents of Wash- ington and ic generaily for obtaining FRESH DRUGS, CHEMICALS. PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTIOLEs, MEDICINAL WATSR, &o, T »bject of the proprietors is to supply the de- fcloney love felt by the citizete of Warbington— of a first class Drog Store. Our arrsngements for componding Lh are ih bebe toe ar % i #] i feoted as to meet the en! Piwees nfacaty Uhemists ana Droggist« nov id-im H quarterly, can ob! WANTS. WaAntETa smart errand BOY st 293 Ps, ay t. 9th and I th stp we" ANTED—An errand BOY. Apply at L. Mc- W inrosws Gitek room cartel Spare, Ps. av. mov 72-2t* W4rTED-a GIRL for gael jeusework. Apply southeast corner Ith at., and Mary- land avenue, Istand, Rov 22 2t* WEANTED- several PLASTERERS. Apply im- mediately at No. 60 Prospect street, George- town. wor 22-3t* WANTED IMMEDIATE Y—A good COLORED COOK. Apply atthe Rucker Engine-house, cornerof Del.av. and K st. 0 m0.22-2t* Norce 10 BOSS BABBERS—Wanted,a SIT- UATION byagoed barber and hair curler. Please address to FRANOIS. Star Office. no 22-2t* WASTED_A good COOK, None need anpiy ‘that cannot bri ng good references. Apply im mediately at No. 291 F street, between 12th and 221 cal aecs he altet Abs le i d nov7-3t* W4STED-4 YOUNG MAN in Grocery and Provision Store who understands groceri: preferred—No, 334 D atreet, near 10th at: immediately. s WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good CHAM- BERMATID and Dish Washer. (white pre- ferred.) at Mount Vernon Hotel, 9th and Penn, Itt ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A first- {wo- man) COOK, for reaten: at the Bimp. fon House. Pa. avenue, corner 10th st. Good wages will be given nov 22-3t* ANTEBD—A ladies’ Saddle HORSE, Pony built, long tail snd mane, Any one having weir shemey hear of a purchaser by applying at 29 re nome” C. W. CAMPBELL. W ANTED-—A GIRL to do housework in a amall family. German preferred, No weshing and ironing ne “aks rors shed Rooms for rent—348 atree’ ween Land M. ores ne LOUIS G. CAMP. R OOM8 WANTED—Forniched ROOMS, suitable for bousekeeying, or part of a house, by a gentleman, wife and child, within fifteen minutes walk of the Treasury. The bestof reference. Ad- dress, stating terms,&c.,CA8S, Box 123, P it* WaArtsn-a MAN to take charge o} work a farm near Washington, in Montgomery county Toone that will suit good wages will be paid. Also, a FARM LABORER. Apply to No. 43 Dunbarton st,. Georgetown, D. C. n 22-3t* Q@TORE WANTED-—Wanted to rent the whole SS ora part ofasmall STORE. and suitable fora wholenale Tobaceco store, Address * Dov 22-3t* end wife. withont children, wish NISHED ROOM and BOARD ina privat where there are no other boarde ther Georgetown. on Capitol Hill, or the Inland, ni the city railroad, Address COLUMBUS. 8 Office. poy 22-2t"]] OARD WANTED. sires BOARD for respectable private fam yon terms. His family consists of himself, wife, three children and a serv: ‘Three rooms would be required. Address H, BROWN, Third Au- ditor’s Office. Dov 22-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE ‘OR RENT—Two usfarnished commanicatin UNFOURI ED ROOM! ENT. a F Ferpebetiboous on sencaceets between Land FSS, SALE a aaa RANT, for A ; one of the tands in the D. 0. Apely a. enn 0.101" Water ‘g. UOM8 FOR RENT—Three or fout Furnished Fats cies r ter for i al nor ae of ‘Massachusetts nue, Petheen ath and sth g no’ SS ee T° LEY—Three tnfurnished ROOMS, with « closet in each. well calculated for housekeep- for a mail family,in oneof the most healthy pleasant localities in, Washington... Inquire at No. 529 isth street, between B and C streets, 1 land. or at the office of Major SAMUEL GRISSON, st, nev 22-3t* ‘aymaster U. 8. Army, No, 213 F furnished, av, Island. Fer RENT—Several FURNISHED ROOMS, suit- able for housekeeping, at 326 9th street, be- tween Land M. Rentin re vance. no 21-3t* OR RENT—A handsome y , FURNISHED FP Opnon Room. Tenderer SO RNISHED between 12th and 13th. ___ Rov 21-3t* Fo RENT—For or five desirable unfurnished the TOMS, with a wiahent moar: one euuaee ref 386 North Capitol ate ne Depot Tnauire, to: pa ahh LE eee eee Lt UX Le 'OR SALE—A splendid stock of gentlemen's F FURNISHING” GOOD8. The good will, key of the store and fixtures will be given free of charge to the purchaser. Terms moderate. Ap- ply at 494 7tm st. no 21-3t* ‘OR RENT—Two thoroughly FURNISHED EK ROOMS — Parlor and Bed-room, communi- cating—in one of the pleatantest locations in this cite auanire at this office, References required. {OR SALE—Three MUL’ 4 } ate free MU! BS, one young Marean AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES, For other Auction Sales see first page. fUTURS Dars. THIS AFPERNOON AND TO-MORROW | FRY BROOKER & BELLAW. anctioncors BY GBiRN & WiLLraus, Auctioneers, Nor steaorta fin set ben Yon ea Seles EVERY EVENING, co W IMPROVED PROPBRTY | oldleck. of BIR ME pall ee gy Bev doeat NO . Bat EEN @ AND H onier ater add ec gry aed Brashes, ectemery, AY i ‘A. mh UCTION Stationery. fine Gilt Albums, Pictures, O. . ° haa instant, at 45 o'clock, : Out door eal tended, to om the most tomnom- * wr a shee Dov loin BROOKER & BALLEW, Auctes: nm, 24, in Square No. 454, with the in. detest ta, . Hiting of « three story Bree HproreNrne COR ek Hivare, with Y W. B. LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers, No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, roof and gts, containing eight coed ‘now! : fa Sine chacoe for Reood ae crestor alance in ree and six 2 oy ‘VENING SALES AT AUCTION. SATURDAY EVENING, eescker 19, at ovclock, we shall commence regu'ar sales, throw, pie season, of Dry-goods, Clothing, Soirts, All conveyancing at the cost of the pureh % novis td GRBBN & WILLIAMS. acct, j Books Albums, Bibles, Paintings: 82” THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, Boere cuflery. : actount atthe ate ORL EURSDAY Cie Be tase | ele Pee ee eT ce ted Ware, Watahes, Jew B. LEWIS & OO., Aucts, eame h Tov 19 "4 PSRREN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, ‘ar He NCE ORES n Tet 08. ni iture, oserias, &8., TEREDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 9% BX ¢. ©. MoGurEE & 00., auctionsers. POSTPONED CHANCERY SAL. Cash ad a Siikority ofa ane oftbe Saprense Sparecr 5 & Cause rel iD , Ld ———— ne ettate of the inte GO Grammer.junior.1will sell | [RY J. 0. MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November ‘iIsth, at 4 HANCERY 8. VA “GROUND ON TTB er WU ABLE SQUARE OF ST, AND RHODE Ista 4 BS eins o’el a on the ises, t No. 6 and Lot let- tered G. in subdivision Eqoare No. 164, fronting ipectively on north L street and Cennecticut On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, December Ist, at Sip oyelick, on the premises. by virtue of a decree pt . . wi ©! e Circo eurtardan ament Satevelt oreniaue at six and twelve monthe, with | 7 (hf senrs mis Conti ot the Diner reat ete surety. will be taken, and s lien rved onthe | Sitting asa Cou tof Bquity,the latter decree da- Property sold” . awe ted 25th o: Til, 1964, and rend in a cases, Ni If the terms be not complied with within five | 738. wherein Klizabe comsiaionnt: amd days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the | Charles B. Brent and othere defendants, the ua- Tent to re-rcll. on geven days’ public potice, at | dersiamed will sell the whole of Square Mo. 4, @ rit, ere’ {) ea uM comply. 827 cost OF the purcaser failing to | ty euty. ave derirable Building Lote, frosting re. Stamps, deeds, &c., at the cont of the parchaner, | #Pectively on7th and 8th streets west, between a Meo B. PODD Trustee, ee ocee ene Chee toticia dent bov 1- ye. ae ie Be. remai erin JAN OC: MeGUIRE! & O0;< Anctt--- | se nenthe, with lntereet’ earerearte sup ania a7” THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED. tion of the trustee, or all cath, at the option of avepue. Terms, as prescribed by the decree: One third larness one Carr: ; | copsequence of ivel . | purchaser and for rent, one basement ROOM, for barbe! DAY PTERNOON November sor nat! TUES, All conveyances and stamps at the expente of shop. Apply at Pennsylvania House, 357 Ost., | place. W.B. TODD. Trust-e. purchaser, between 43x and 6th sts, hoy a1-3t" pov 19-d 9.0 McG@UIRE & CO., Aucts. nov tieod 2 JCABROLL BRENT. Trastes. OUSE FOR RENT—No. 169 West street, be- ‘igh streets, George- jg 8 rooms and basement Suitable eT and uire at WILLIAM GIB- jaloon, 146 High stceot, three doors below We: ‘OR SALE—$8s) wiil purchase the ST! Le A nr month, of ® building on 7th street, island, con- at street, taining store-room, room up stairs, di, ary cellar. MITCHELL & SONR. °°” Real Estate Brokers, 3. E. corner Penn'a avenue and Isth at, cfOR RENT 4 fargo FURNISHED HOUaE, eorgetown, FO, &D Ci 0 BD HOUSE, on7th streets aoe ait" STABLE TO LBT—Having three stalls anda house, Enquire at 514 M st., 4th 3 nov 19-3t* [°OE REST—FURNISHED HOUBR, with nice Toms; Eas aud water. At 500 E street, be- tween 2d and 3d. Possession immediately, n 19-5t* ANTBD—Two MEN DINING #ROOM 8ER- VANTS at 391 E street, between 9thand 10th streeta, nov 21-3t" {TORE FOR RENT. Ne. 400 D atreet, between ‘ = eth sad 7th streets. Enquire on the premises, ov ANTED—A medium sized HOUBE, either furnished or unfurnished, for a private fam- ly. in a respectable neighborhood. Kadress No. 249 Ps. avenue, bet. 12th and 13th ats. in 21-2t* J, UBNISHED BOOB3 TO RENT —A large Fur- nished Room will be rented to one or two gea- tlemen, Inquire at 592 12th street, Island. no i ANTED—A SITUATION, by 4 tirst-clras cook, (colored.) Good city reference given. Call or addrees to 407 O street, corner of 3d. Dov 21-2t* SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN witha Sutler orin any other capacity where he can make himself generally aseful. Please ad- dress C.D, M.. Star office. no21-2t* ANTED TO BUY OR RENT—A small eligibly located HOUSE. If for rent satisfactory ref- erence given. Address ‘J. A. B.." Star Office, stating price, location, and when possession may be bad. nov 2t-3t* WARTED=A good CANDY MAKER. Inqnire at No, 444 F street, between Sth and 6th streets, nov 19-3t* GTORE HOOM WANTRD— Most be well Tiehiat WSiand well ventilated. Bituation om north side of Pennsylvania avenue, hetween 9th and 13th Streets, preferred. Submit terme and. period of Tease to F. J. FISHER, of firm of J, C. MeGuire & Co. pov 19-6t [BEE SKINS WANTED ihe sobccribere will pry the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckekin Glove Manufactory, 105 Tigh street. Georgetown, D.C noviett ~ RAMSBURG & EBERT. V TANTED—A FARMER and GARDENER, to actas foreman on 8 farm.sboat two hours rid from the city. 'o « competent maa. steady em- iven. Apply 269 P. stree' ut) ANTED—12 PAVERS, 25 CARPENTERS and 100 LABORERS. frely to L. W, EMMART, ni5 (Chgon, & Rep.] Superintendent M RK. R. ANT 'o let every yin Wi eton know where to get their FLUTING done, roperly and promptly, withont injury to color or Fibric. 243 Peun’a avenue, nouth side, between izth and 13th sta. nov 8-Jm* WW ANTED-A BOILER capable of drivinga horre power engine. Address Mr. BAKER, Star Office. nov 2-tf ws WANTS TO BUY GOOD AND OHEAP CIGARS, callat No. 29%. corner 7th and H sts, (mov2 Im") PREDERIOK SBITZ. V 7 ANTED—Ladies who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it ought to he, go to the on/y practical hard intown. That is WM. PRINOK. 31 F street, who has on hand 75,40 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns, Having theonly machine in town to make patte heiaahle to meet any or position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look out Iadies in whose hands yon give your goods, We are responsible for every article we stamp poy: V ANTED—50,000 LADIES to call at the ray STAMPING, FLUTING and NKIN DEPOT in the District, and get their work done. 381 F atreet isthe place, and Ladies who do not wart their work SPOILED will go to no other xo- ealled stamping places. We are weekly in receipt of the VBRY LATEST STYLES of patterns for Embroidery and Braiding. Stamped Goods, Braid Silk and Cotton for aale. 7 _9¢ 13 tf ARPENTERS WANTED. | Headquarters Department of Washington, eae, Quarermade Nos, 534, 536, 538 Mth street. near New Yo: Wasiiatos. Sept. 29. 1854. Wanted immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS to go to Point Lookout. Maryland. Waxes $70 per month and aration. Each workman will bring his ewn hitoftools. Tranaportation will be furnished by the Sereremene on fhe workinen and their teols from this ci ‘oint Lookout. te JOHN A. BLISON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, sep S-tf Department of Washington. rk av., 1 P NT ROOMS.—Four vers NISHED ROOMS, pleasantly rent, at 119 West street, between Co: Washington streets, Georgetown. 0 19-e03t* VK COMFORTABLY {FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—At 173 I: treet, between 2th aud 2ist, south side, Good Table Board can be obtained in the aeighborhoot: The situation is near the ‘tments. nov 19-e03t* De) FPORNISHED HOUSE TOA PRIVATE FAMILY to rent. in Georgetown, immediately. ‘Tudor Place.’’ Congress street. Rent $200 per month. Furnace, Gar, and Water. Apply on the premises oratthe Washington Brewery, corner of K and Zthstreets, nov 19 e€03 Host FOR RENT —Thres-story FRAME HOUSE, with two-story back building, con- taining nine rooms, new! painted amd in perfect order, situated east of the C, apitol. Immediate Sposssesion ven. Inquire ot EDW OLARK, umber Dealer, Navy-Yard. no 19-3t* T PRIVATE SALE— One DRUG STORE, Three HOUSES, Three LOTS, .. Five FARMS. Inquire at 455 Massachusetts avenue, near 6th street. nov 19 Im* F°%, SALE—A first-class BAR and RESTAU- RANT, in a central location, now doing a geod business together with the Furniture. contained in fifteen rooms, and lease thereof. Business in another city clains the propr attention. Addresa ‘*X, ¥. acy 19-3t* For RENT-—A large FRONT ROOM, on second floor, furnished. Location, No. 337 19th at., between I and K, four er five doors from the Pro: vost Marshal's. Wouldsuit two gentlemen well, nov 18-6t* Ko ae T SURNIBHED ROOMS.’ A suite of Handsomely Furnished PARLORS and BED ROOMS, in one of the mostdesirable and pleasant situations in the city. and only ony min- ut 6 walk of Willarcs’ Hotel and Penn's av , Ne. 457 13th st, wert side, nov 18-32t" Fo SALE—The FURNITURE and GOOD WILL ofa large and well-furnished Boarding house, situated cn P street, two doors from 4 34, near the Arsenal gate. v 17-6" Fo RENT—For one year, a fine STABLE for three horses and carriage, with loft, ani coach- man’s rooms. together with « large basement recom, auitable for an office or agencr business, Apply to BUWIE DK KRAFFT & CO,, 474 7th street Several fine Farms forsale. nov 17-co3t™ Fo KENT—From the Ist December next, the large STOREHOUSE No. 533 9th street. op- site the Center Market—two stories 22 by 5 feet eep—the location being favorable for most kinds Apply toJ.M. JOHNSON. KE atreet, and lth ata.,No. 383. n14-cost* yok RENT—ROOMS Nos. 314 and 322, on C street north, under * Seaton House.” Also, Basement Rooms under Nos. 6% ang 623, Leuisi- apa avenue. JOHN H, SEMMES & CO., nov}l-eoft 523 9th st.. corner Louisiana av. {OR SALE—OYSTER AND EATING HUOU3 with ali the fixtures to Cook and Steam Oysters. It is in a good location. The reason for selling ig wecan’tagreein pertnership. It ison Maryland ay., No, 599, bet. 9th and 10th sts, For particulars inqnire on the premises. no 15 lw* Fo SALB—A RARE BARGAIN—$750 only for BTOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD WILL of a RESTAURANT on the Island. Ill health of roprietor the only reason for ing. Also, a Brink House and Lot 25 by 130 feet, B street, N ‘ard, for $2 000, MITCHELL & SON. Real Estate Brokers. 8. B. corner Pa. av. and 15th st. N. B, House for rent and Furniture for sale. Dov 16-6t" ANT BD-SROOND HAND FURNITURE MIRRO! CARPETS, BEDS, = i fea HODRS ME Ge aoe seer tron: Ri Gheen Gand H. east side, -EDUOATIONAL. EORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY—A BW Boarding and Day School, 151 West street, Georgetown, D. CO. The duties of this institution wie we seeained Bepremb se Een Circulars may be y Tess! @ princi \. novigim= \ M. J, HARBOVER, PROrCGReEATS 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. Byening Classesfrom4to9 p.m. oc29 Im* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS XEZORGETOWN OORPORATION STOCK.— an interest of six per cent. parable dtDi Pipa en ade ING PROMP' TTENDED TO, bythe tomac Tow Company’s boats, Potomac,” ov. Curtin” and ‘Belle Haven.”’ Apply te the Oaptains om board, or to JOHN B. DAVIDBO! my 1 Water street, Georactcwn. 3 ABINI'S FASHIONABLE M , DANCING ACADEMY PROF. MARINI wishes to inform his nu- merous friends and the public in gcueral that hia Second Quarter will commence o TROREDAY, December Ist. ATS AND Howes oF TcitioN.—For Ladies, Mi e8ani Masters—Tuesdaya, Thursdays and Friday from 8to5p. m, For Gentlemen--Tuesdays, Thurs dayé and Saturdays, from 8 to 10 p,m Private les soas given at any time desired. For particalars please call at the Academy during scheo! hours, or address by mail. nov 18 JOB OUSEMOVING. Proposals will be received for moving House Xo,1, at Kendall Greer, sloug Village street a few bundred yards, to Lot Ne. 9,near the rail- ad. “Proposals will also be received for taking down said House ang. putting jt ap again en Lot No.9, AIRD. d Jlerk of sai ‘Addrers A. KENDAL. through the Washi Poot Office. ies Tae nov itiw. 1 ED KOOMB FOR RENT_For rent com- Fee so neaiobed ROOMS. at No. 450 12th street, becween Gand Hatreets. The location is one of the mosi desirable inthe city. no !4 1m Foe SALE—A new three story brick HOUSE, fouthwest corner of 24 and Marketats; George town, D. C.,containing 17 rooms, with all the latest improvements, in perfect order, A Brick Stable, Ice Rouse and all necessary outbuildiags attached, House 45 b: © 49, lot 80 by 150. Price ee. Terms easy, and possession when required. r further particulars apply on the premises, nov l!-}5t* 7 T Braces rarer Sian gen S 5 ror amy pro! ni . tleman; the most central Tocation in Washington— 274 F street, near corner from the Treasury and only § ly two squares t Departments. Rent 400 per annum, payable monthly in ad- ITE OF FINE ROOMS, adjoining the ily without children; water, caf,d&c, i von immediately. “None but pepons a re me apply. .@, BELLEW & CO”, 910 7th st,, three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. nov 9-tf OR RENT—Two BOOMB, on second floor, suit- KF able for four gentlemen, and one on first floor. Inquire at 437 sth street, between G aud H streets. west side. oc 29 1 D LOTS FOR SALE—On H andG Heer ‘porth. on Maine anes Maryland: Kis an <4 wi » betwee Bretyh tnd K south. and HEUBURN. B.S. oc 24-1m* FUpnieti D ROOMS TO RANT, with t itlemen on! % Inquicest Mrs, A. E. STEP HENBON. = = = ‘OLE LEATHER TRUNKS, LADIES’ DRESS SSMUNES. PAOKING TRUNKS, Va. LISES, OARPET, LBATHBR and CAN V¥A8S TRAVELING BAGS, &e,, compri-™ sing the smoeh oxtansiverariaty of traveling re- isites, to be found in this i rea WALL, STEPHENS & 322 Penn’ Board, ear 13th, au 31-tf nov 11-2wif ME.- GEORGE 8MITH, DRESSMAKER, Wishes to inform the ladies of Washington that she has removed from 454 13th street to 554 New Jersey avenue, & few doors south of the Capitel, where she hopes to see all her former customers, and as maby now ones as will favor her with a call. Ehe is prepared to fulfil orders with neatnessand dispatch. 66" OYS AND CHILDREN’S OVER COATS. DBESS and SCHOOL SUITS fine and medium quality at low prices. b just received a large assortment of Boys of the most denirabd) which we offer at the loweat WALL, STBPHENS, & OO. {Intel} 322 P: cee, nov 11-2w if —pFconatap TOILET ERTS. Our importetion of DBOOBATRD TOILET BETS exceed in finish and beauty of designs acy is of the kind ever bre nqeete thiecity. We Lihg a wee fe as Lar egee mas BS Has our k Thicket Ti . stock Ot oun eee SOT ELEN & SON, Importers of House-furnishing Good 18 Iron Hall, Pennsylvania sven: nov 16-6t between Sth and 1th ats. ILLLB'S SAFES, the celeb ated CHILLED PROORR, w f Sieg BANK LOCES, VAULT DOORS AND Genera Eouthern agenty 57 west Lombard at, "othe A. PROBKOS, General Agent, M. WILLIAN, IMPORTER, 336 Pa. ave., Wash 7, Cite Trevise 536 Fyion, D.o. { Paris, receiving new goods by almost every steamer. ard has alwayea large stook of the toee¢ and most hi Sion’ Boer sr oorapores ies Undergar- ments, Lace Goods, a large and fine selection of tpery, Silks: Orapess Vatsstar nisbonge ance Zeathers, Silke. Crapes, ti, ry Hite snd Cloak ‘Trimmings: Velvet dibbons Nette, Fancy Combs, Perfumery, from the cele- brated House Demarson, Chetelat & Oo., Paria M. WILLIAN being the only merebant o this tastes. nov 3- rot POR SALE, A pair of besutiful bay HORSES. well matched; one five, the: other six gvars old ae sstres saddle Bases: spent ear ar Rentevisen Out, bevened wT t o “+ Teh end 12th, NOPE coe sdb 3.0 McGUIRE & OU., Aucts. Y¥ J. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. TWO GOOD BUILDING LoTs STREET, RET WEBN P OTREBT Np RHODE On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Novomber 2th, ¥ J. 0. MO@UIRE & 00., Auctioncers. TRUSTER’S SALE OF IMPROVED PRRPY ON NORTH W_STRENT. BETWEEN 4TH AND OTH STREETS. By virtue of a ceed of trust from Michael Runa- an ife, beari "eon jt . % ; Bab, duly recorded in Liver Je AG. INo 13, Folies atdorclock)on the premises we shall soll twe de is t on ‘et ie street eect, Pee eae ae eeer Hers. Trustees of Whe | Vest, between worth. P. street avenue fronting each 20 feet, a1 | feet 9 inches, containing 1 995 feet Terms: One-balfcash. the remainder in 3 and months; with interest, secared by # deed of trast on the premises Conveyances and stamps atthe cost of the pur- chaser. “noid J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Anet’s. BY JAB. 0. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctionce GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND Lor ON NINTH STREBT WEST. AND L STRERTS NORTH, | ONT W EEN & ding Association of Washiugton city, we shall sell, on the premisen, on TUBSDAY, the 2d day of November. ee m.. part of Let twenty ose, (21) in 8q No. 518, beginning for the said part of lot at the northwest corner of said | lot. and runnfng thence east with the line of north | N street, fifteen feet, thence south one hindred | and eight feet eight and a half inches; thence west fifteen feet; thence north one hundred and eight | feet eightand na halfinches, improved bya small | brick tenement, _ Terms: One-third of the purchase money cash, the residue in two equsl payments, at6 and 12 months, with interest from the day of sale, secured | by a deed of trust, | On FRIDAY AFTBRNOON, Nov. %th, at a Twenty dollars to be paid down at the tims of eli “ airand sale, and if the terms are no‘ fully complied with | Teorsiey Aen oe ri neha gallo deste acd | within five deys from day of sale. the Trustees will resell the property. after ve dayalpablic Lot, situated he east side of 9th atrest weat, be- expense of the Gefaalti tween K and L streets north. with brick stable amd of a block at teeta and ies serie wee This house isone Stampsand con™ayancing at the cost of the Terme: Onethicd cam the remainder is 6 and tt purehaser. | Montha, with intereat, secured by a deed of trast on the premirea, Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. J. 0, MeGUIRE & 00.. Aucts, ERASMUS J. MUDDLBTON, HILLIABY ©, SPALDING. ¢ Trustees, ol-eodads J. 0. MCGUIRE & CO., Ancts, = =e ==5 == nev 19-4 Pestrorsp PUBLIC SALR.~On THANKS GIVING DAY, at 11 o'clock, 140 ACRES at Keiteville, with improvementy; ]! acres splendid | Orchard, Near depat, Sce band hills, bov 22-2t* W.T.COGGESHALL. | Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN- SYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE WASHING- TON CIRCLE AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 31th instant, at 40’clock, we willsell in frontof the ges, sabsivision of Square 2, fronting 24 fect oa the south side of Peupa, avenue, and running back to K street, between 24th and 25th streets. near the | Circle. and improved by a two-stery and base- ment Brick Dwelling, furnished with gas and im good repair. ORR BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, PRINTING OFFI On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,, the S0th inst. at 4o’clock, on the premises, in virtue of a deed of trust duly exeeuted to me, and recorded in the land records of this county, on the 34 day of August, 18f4, T shall eell— Lot- No. 3) to 33, on North Capitol street, between H and I streets north. each Lot being abot 2) feet in front by 110 feet in depth to an alley. Lots No. 2 to 3). on H street north. between North Capitol and lat street east, erch lot pring 2 One belt Saaes aes tn six and twelve | feet im front by 4 Ga i $e bh me & thirty- months. secured by a deed of truston the premi | “4°7"No "4s tors, ou 1 street north, between 2, with interest. ite lot 2 ney North Capitol and Iat street east, each 1c nov 22 W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Y¥ JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. HANDSOME BRICK VILLA RESIDENCE, WITH LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL GROCNDS, TINS BRICK STABLING, CARRIAGA HOUSE. SE, &c. On MONDAY A®TERNOON, November 21st, at 4 o0'clock,on the premises, we shall sell that hand- Fome residence and grounds, fermerty the proper- iyof the late Mascr Riohclscn, U8 M6.) being the whole of Square No. 765, situated at the corcer | of south B street and 24 street east, immediately east of * Dnddington.’’ The grounds contain about two and a halfacres of ground, handsomely en- closed, and Jaid out witn fine gravel drives acd walka, and beautifully orvamen‘ed with choice shade trees and flowers. The improvements are of the most superior Kind, and consist of a fine, large Brick Manion, with large porticos on three sides, the whole built and finished in the most substantial macner, with fine Parlors, Dipin Room, Library, large and airy Chambers, Bat! Room. &c , &c’; in addition, there is a very supe- rior Brick Stable, Carriage House, Ioe House, Rervante’ Houre,&c. The property commands @ splendid view of the city. Potomac river. and sur- rounding country, and isin all reapectsa first class residence. a | SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN Terr-#: One-third cash; the remainder in6and | CINITY OF THE RAILROAD DEPOT. 12 montis, with interest, secured by a deed of trust NOTICE —By virtae of a decree of the Supreme | feet infront by 144 feet in depth to a thit®y-foot alley, with ontiets on H and I str-eta: and | Lows No. 78 to 83, and also Let No. 1, on lat atreet east. between H and I streets north, eack Jot being about 20 fect in front by 10 feet in depth ey. to ans! T Lots are located in a most detirable and rapidly im proving part of the city, and preseatan o rtunity for a safe and good investme erms: One-third cash; the remainder | 12 months, with interest, secured bya on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the par- chaser. | A payment of $25 on each Lot will be required at e time of sale. i Bhould the terms of #1 not be complied with within five days after the sale, the Trustee reserves the right to re sell the property, at the risk expenre of the defanlting purchaser, on one te ily papers in this notice published in one of the 08. ‘Trastee. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. city. nov od ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMB, Anctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets nerth. z rs 2 = r| a a 3. onthe premises. Court of the District ofColumbia.sitting in equity, Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- | pasred in the above. canse on the first tay of No- Cree diate possession given HSer on MONDAY. the Sots a mean oat hell west wmediate po - iser.on he 28th inate novi5d J.C, MOGUIRE & OO., Aucts. 4 o'clock p. m., all those pieces or parece! ti Foc roucd situated in the city of Washington, in said S27 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN | Sistricts and known ond designated onthe growed conreauence of the rain until TUBSDAY AFTER. | pian thereet: 5 ‘GON. December Sth, rane hour an lace. Lot 7, Square 633, fronting 5) feet on Ist stroe’ nov fi-2awads J.C. MCGUIRE & 0O., Aacts. | wert. hatween Band © streets porth, by a depth of | UCTION SALE OF BEBFUSE WO)D, CHIPS, 18) feet to w public alley 5) feet wide, with the im- Ate INDER8 AND 8LAG ad &c,, AND ABHES. © rovements, consisting of two two-story F: FROM THE BRASS FOUNDRY. AL8U, ONE Houser ae" Square 683; fronting $Y fest oe Det Ox, U.S. Navy-¥. street west. between B aud © streets north, by Wasningtos Novembee 22, 1831. ¢ adepth of 190 feet to a public alley 50 feet wide, Will be sold to the highest bid t purlic auc- witn ee improvements, consisting of Frame tion, on SATURDAY 2 at i2 m..at Lf This property is s'tuated in one of the most im- proving parts of the city. Terms of sale, a8 prescribed by the decree: One- third of the purchase money to be Enas cash, the balance in two equal instalments of six and twelve months, The deferred payments to bear interest from the day of sale, to be secured by notes of the purchaser or purchasers, with good aot paumicians security, to be approved by the ruatee, The purchaser has the right to pay the whole of th hase mone: cash. | \'Trthe tems cf sale be not complied with within the troatee reserves the right ot reselling the said property at the risk and it haser. cost of the frst pure! sone F BNNIS, Tra i no 7 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctas, ¥ J. 0, MOGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. SMALL COTTAGE FARM EAST OF THE CAPI- TUL FOR SALE xt. the Wasbington Navy-Yard, a let of refuse Wood, Chips, &c., which will be arranged in parcels for the convenience of purchasers. Also.a quantity of Ashes, Cinders aud Slag from the brass foan- dry. Tmmesiately after which will be sold ONE FINE OX, condemned as unfit for pu “lic use, . ‘Yerms for the wood, chips, &c.: Cash in Gov- ernment funds. To be removed within one week OF forfeited to the Government. sg ‘or the cinders and ox : Cash on . CHARLES K. LATHRUP, nov 22 4t Naval Storekeeper. GALE oF CONDEMNED MULES. Cuisr QvaaTERMASTER’S Orrics, Duret or Wasninetom, Wasginctox, D. C., November 21, 1864. Will be sold at-public auction st the Oorral, near the Observatory, in the city of Washington, D.C., on MONDAY. November 28, 1864, a lot of | On MONDAY.N ber 28th. at 12 9’clock m. aa j Seats Cetduwers Wori'tinsattarbed of tha aoraat i i and 19. - 1,111, situated at fas tnecoroces i Lip rerib aed | ofeouth A street and I9th street east, fronting 1 feet on south A street and 182 feet 2 inches on 3 street east, cominining 21,(00 square fest, and im- proved by a snug Frame Oottage containing six rrounded Terms: Cash, in Governmeni funds Bri and Chief Quartermaster rigadier General 7 et Rparcermaste . Bri, rooms, Car: ia; % + &o. _novizit f Washington. ° | Forgnome, hide reer. sad Plasted with fa = = | fruit trees, vines, &c.. from Mr. Beal's nursery, | a 0 oO ings can be see! JERERECES FROM NEW YORK. auction roo ro Terms: One-baif cash; the remainder in siz and twrive months, with interest, secu bre deed of trust on the premises, session given. ne lseokda FO. MoGUTED & OO., Auote, i JAS. C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, z OF VACANT LOT NEAR THE TRUBTBE’S BALE QF VACA > On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 2th, at 4o'cloch, on the premises, by virtue ofa deed of trust, dated August }2th, i951, and daly recorded among the Lend Records for Washington county, D. O., Lehall sell. part of Lot No. 4, in Square No 664, fronting on Delaware avenue, between O and Détreets north, Beginning for the said part of | raid original Let(1,) onthe northwest corner of Delaware avenue and running at right angles with poe, eaatwardly 169 feet, thence #4: A large lot of Ladiew and Misses FELT HATS, untrimmed, in all the new shapes, Selling for $1.50 worth $3, extra fine, $2.59 worth ‘At the New York Millinery Bo ms, No. 4, Market Space, nov I7-lw* up stairs, first floor. ID YOU GET ONE? If not, go at once to the new TIN STORK, PALMER & BRO.. No. 90 Bridge street, Georgetown, D C., And purchase one or more of their COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Cheap for cash: at Fnilegelatte weicee we Ba in part— h T (Cook, The FANNY FORBESTER (OSck. The BOILER TOP CROTON, id 0 int feet 10 inches, thence west 2% feet, thence lel PoaROBEE ke ese t Badiators, with the north ine of said Lot westensttyte Det c., guara venue 152 feet 9 es, thence no! > All Stoves, &e.. guarantied to bean reyrenented. Nor pelawarc avcnne dd feet {ie inches to the place No. f beginning, containing 4,600 feet more or leas, Be eee geeraceasD. SO: "Terma cast, ______ PALMER & BRO. oy 16-2nwkd HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT T OF COLUMBIA, holdiag. a District Oourt of the United Etatee for the maid Dintriet. Concern, Bee = ' Notice is hereby given. that on the 2th day of . October, 1364. the nehooner Coquette, tackle, &c., and cargo, were seized as lawfal prize, by the United States sloop Watchman, Potomac Flotil la, and brought the same into thie District for adjudication; and the same are libelled and pros- ecuted is this court, inthe name of the United | Btates, for condemnation; and have been arrested be atcparnbel der toh tacg cr al at trey wills! for trial ai Hall in the oity of Washington, on the aret Mon- P.J.STIEH, Trustee. J.C. McGUIRE & CG., Anca. BY 4. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE MILT. TONE SCIENTIFIC, AND MISCBLLANMZOUS On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 6th, it 7 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms & Oo., Washington, D. C., ary of the late Geu. J.G ¢ 2 ten,(Chitf Evgineer, U, 8. A.,) compri: ope thousand volumes, Military. Scientifie, and Miscellaneous Works, most of tem rare aod Verme cash. =: Catalogues may be obtained from the Auctioneer nov 8-I1m nire ered ip double its orast capacity Is eplas Lo . ROPEAN HOTEL. Corner Pa. seroma iith st. Washinsion, D, C, ment invited to examine our Pama ape its are invited | CROCE: ,OHINA AND GLASBWARE, i save Ace itin farce or small qusntitios This hotel, the oldest conducted on the o FIRS ior Hitasre fan in this city, Bas beem enlarged and , BLA jot UeLmay, improved in every way necessary for the | 504, 00d Fellows Balter dag of December next, when and where all per- | prior to the sale or arned to appear to show canse why con- CAPT W.G. TEMPLE, U, 8. N., Bxcoutor, denination should not be decreed, and to inter- nov 19-e0kds J, 0. McG Big Bor aacts. vena for their interests. ol | ——— October 29, 1564 B. J. MEIGS, Clerk, | —— nov 2-Mt HOTELS AND mp a | BOARDING ROWERS. YHE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THE | Proprietors of the above oe! x | ere its ronage y Feceiy: ie nore we racing Desori: proprietor hopes that by attention to busigoss.we | oO anon Ens SENOe Peet ve continue to reevive patronage se heretofore, Kea Coast, and Iron-elad Wariare, Goeete wi Wonly beebarged with whet they recobre: ae taste Projettiign and Breech-loading.. een” MOTD. eMRIOR, Proprietors Hirai a tet ieee erp te eee Goop seqona ned Mu satan “oh Mand, AYLOR, | 4180, Now Temteofeny, oe DS TRILTR Ta rane * eo asine sat LLABD’S LIFE ANDOAMPAL N, Haein; Moisllaa's Reports Bes: