Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS T IGHT. Forp’s THxaTsx.—John E. McDonough to- vightas Mrs. Plutu and the charming come- dirnne, Miss Lotta, as Tsrtarine, in the splen- did play ef the «Seven Sisters,” which is still drawing fashionable and intelligent audiences, To-morrow, at 2o’clock p.m.,only day per- formance of the “Seven Sisters.” Go and see Miss Lotta in the Sailor’s Hornpipe and a banjo solo. Grover’s THEATER—This ts the last night but three, at Grover’s, of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wallack. Go and witness Mrs. Wallack in her matchless impersonation ot Lady Macbeth, Mr. Wallack appearing as Macbeth. To- morrow, at2o’clock grand holiday matinee, when will be presented the grand drama of ‘Rob Roy.” To-morrow night “Guy Man- nering,” with Mrs. Wallack as Meg Merriles. CANTERBURY HALL.—The Melville family, which is engaged at the Canterbury, will ap- pesr again to-night, in conjunction with other artists of note, at this institution The eques- trian burlesque of “Mazeppa. or the Wild Horse of Swampoodle,” will be performed to- night, also. Oxvorp Mvsic Hatt.—This handsome new establishment is meeting with great success for the short time it has been in existence. The company is admirably selected, embracing some of the best artists the country can pro- duce, and the pieces put on the stage baye a treshness giving them great attractiveness WASHINGTON THxaTee.—The diorama of the present war vow on exhibition at this place is a splendid specimen of art, and has been gotten up at createxpense. LItsrepresen- tations of the principal conflicts of the rebel- lion sre excellent, and well worth acall. Go and see it. —E Navy Yarp.— Every department of the yard is now in full blast, turning out daily fine specimens of workmanship. In the black- smith shops, of which Mr. Brown is the mas- ter workman, large iron cables are daily m hand, as well as anchors, ranging from the smallest to one of 5,400 pounds, calcalated for the largest vessels ufloat. To forge these tremendous anchors the large trip-hammer, weighing 16,0:0 poands, is brought into oper ation, and visitors who happen to be in the shop at the time, take great interest in the manner in which it is worked. The boiler-maker's department, in charge of Mr. Lescallet, isin full blast also. This de- partment is full of work, but more room is ! needed; indeed, much of the work of this de- partment is now done in the open air, owing to the press upon it. The copper rolling-mill, with its splendid engine, in charge of Mr. McNally, 1s also fuily occupied, rolling out copper for sheathing, and working up much scrap material heretofore thrown away or sold tu outside parties, at a loss to the Government. The machinists and engineers’ department (Mr. George R. Wilson in charge) now works over two hundred hands, is fall of work, and the hands are just about completing three pairs of engines of 34- nch cyitnder for gunboats, which will fully sustain the reputation of the shop. Another p ir of engines, of 60-inch cyl- | inder, 4re well under way. A pair of large | engines, 1()-inch cylinder, have just been | placed in hand. Besides the new work donein | this department, there is also a large amountof repairing done for vessels of the flotilla, &c. 1p some of the departments mechanics are | badly needed, the force employed not being sufficient for the wants of the service, and es- , pecially are machinists, pattern makers, moulders and boiler makers wanted. Forsome time past no good mechanic applying for work ; has been refused, and, the wages here being as high as at any other point, a sufficient force for | the demands of the service ought certainly to be obtained. = WE ARE OLAD to announce that the tempo- rary wooden root that was erected in the ro- tunda ot the Capitol, to aid in the censtraction of the iron one above it, has been removed, and | the pane! work of the Jatteris revealed in allits massive grandeur. tis painted in asubdued | color.batthe work of gilding and other ap- propriate coloring will be a thingof time to com plete. This is to be dope under the direc- tion of Mr. James Galway, who has super- vised the hazardous business of painting the | exterior of the dome, without an accident be- fa)ling a single person engagedin it. One does not readily -ee how the concave surface of the | ceiling of the rotunda is to be painted; but we were informed that it was to be effected by & shaft securely fastened at one end above the | eye of the do while the other rested on the | cornice, a hu ed or so teet below, along | which said shaft would b+ moved upor rollers | or wheels. The cornice in qarstion is about two feet wide, though from tne tloor below it | does not seem to be more than four inches The lower cornice is four teet wide. When we have seen painters let down the ontside of | the dome upon barrow platforms, by appir- | ently mere lines, it seems almost incredible | thet not the Jeast accident bas befallen one of | them. So of those who have been employe in piscing iron castings at dizzy heights. } The tens of thousands of people that have Wwaiked, with sense of perfect security, across the floor of the rotunda, from one House of Congress to the other, little knew of the heavy marses of iron which were neing swung into piace above their heads, whick, had there been any want of care by workmen, ora slip or break of machinery, would haye been pre- ipitated through the roof to the floor belew > FirvtTH WARD Drart MEETIXG.—A meeting | of the citizens of t th Ward was held last evening at Langley’s Hall, on Capitol Hill, for the purpose of forming an association, whose | object shall be to coilect money and expend it for recruits, kc, and thereby. if possible, re- | lieve the Ward of a further draft Mr. A. Faber presided, and Mr. H. Fowler acted as Secretary permanent officers were elect- ed:—G F.Gulick. President; H. C. Fowler, Secretary, and Jobn Hitz, Tre: The above named officers with Messrs. Wm. tingham, C. 1. Usnfield, Joseph Platz, and Ferguson were elected &n executivecom- | +, whose duty it shall be to collect funds, | in recruits, &c., to atta the object of the | association a Suspicion oy Larcgeny.—John H. Stewart, A colored M&n, was arrested yesterday morn- ing On suspicion of stealing @ coat, and was taken tothe ith Ward station for a hearing. Stewart said that bis rent was due, and he | bought a stove, which left him without money. | He took bis coat and pledged it with George | Hillen for 4 doliar’s worth of meat,and adollar | incash. esterday he went to get moremoney | on the security of the coat, and Mr. Hillen sus- | pected him of having stolen it, and caused his arrest. The case will be decided to day by Justice Giberson. ATTEMPT AT Surcipg.—On Sunday, at the Marine Barracks, private Charles Collins, Iately one of the guard of the Wabash, made AB aitempt to take his life hy cutting his throat | with a razor. The wound was an extensive | one and he lost mach blood, yet owing to the | proper treatment of it after be was discovered he will probably recover. Collins has been under a depression of sptrits fore some time past, caused by long and continued illness. Eyxorns Company Batt.—The members of | Epgine Company No. 1 will give their first grand ball at Stott’s Hall, corner of 20th street and Pennsylvania avenue, for the benefit of a drafted member, on Monday evening next. A good brass and string band has been engaged tor the occasion. H ce aaease ee Se Farr.—Toe fair beld by the ladies of St. | Paul's English Lutheran Church, in their lec- ture-room, corner of ilth and G streets, for the | benefit of the Protestant Orphan Asylum, is | now open. Pay them a visit and help along | the good cause. | ———_— Pay Up and Saves YOURSELVES TROUBLE. See announcement elsewhere headed “Special | Income of five per cent." Those who wish te save themselves trouble and loss, and to ayoid | a crowd, had better not defer payment tiil { the jast day. Seibert Deart BaLy.—A ball will be givenat [siand | fall to-morrow evening, for a drafted police- man (And an excellent officer he is) of the | Seventh Ward. Buy your tickets and attend, tor Ske need Sli our policemen, and more besides: Navy-YARD Socrats.—The members of this association will give their second grand an- nual ball at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy-Yard, this evening. The Socialsinsure a good time to-night. eae A Lunatic aT Lane A Inmatic named Charles Morrison was found at large in Union- town by Officer Anderson, of the first precinct, and conveyed to the insane asylum, where he was duly cared for. ———— No Marker To-moxzow Mornina.—To- morrow being Thanksgiving Day, there will be no merket at the enter Market-house, but one witl be held this evening instead. = BALL Postronep.—The grand ball of the Awkward Clob, which was to have taken place last Monday evening, has been postponed to Monday evening next, the 2th. THIS EVENING, the Isiaud Independent Clab give their first grand bali at Temperance Hall. The arrangements are complete, and the en- tertainment will be one of the first order. nearness ‘Tum CoquETTs ASSBMRLY give a grand ball to-morrow evening at Temperance Hall, E street, for the beuvefit of a drafted member. Help him out of the cold, triends. - > Gov. Morton, of Indiana, is at the National | prices . F. Kinney, of Utan Hotei; also, Ho! | we hope the public | and Boys’ Ready-mate Clothing which, for ele- GREAT Sa or Roap Stock ann DURHAM CaTTLe.—Elsewhere in the Star will be found an announcement of much interest to the ad- mirers of good stock. We refer to the adver tisement of the extensive sale by Clement Hill, ds» of colts, fillies and Durham cattle, on Ovember 29h, at his Upper Marlboro’ tarm. His stable is undoubtedly one of the best, if not the best, in the United States, and his sale this year will afford an opportunity of securing some of the best specimens or bis superb col- lection. We know ‘of many instances where parties buying pairs of colts at his sales sold them soon after at $1,500 to $2,000, realizing a haud- some profit. The bare fact of their coming from Hili’s stables is indeed a sufficient recommenda- tion throughout all this part of the conntry, a fact due to his publie spirited efforts in the way of stock raising, and the care he has taken with his breecs. The sale of Durham cattle will also be par- ticularly attractive. His short-horn herd is decidedly the best this side of New York, and we doubt if even that State, so renowned for its cattle, can present a herd more valuahle in some important respects than that of Mr. Hill’s. A visit to the sale willrichly repay the trouble, even if the visitor only goes to inspect and admire and nof purchase. ——— Mae. ABNER S. BRADY, nee Pirris, the young and highly accomplished wite of Mr. Brady, the famens gymnast, who has just opened the splendid gymnasium im this city, made her debut in New York, a few days since, at Irving Hall, before one of the largest and most brilliant audiences ever assembled in that building. She is described in the New York journals as baying created a furore curpassing that made by any debu/ante for years, her voice being very sweet, clear, and extremely powerful. She is very young, (nineteen years,) a (trecian by birth, and very beautitul. Mrs. Brady was assisted by the following powerfulcast: M’lle Elena D’Angri, M’ile Eugenia Barnetche, Mr. S. © Campbell, Mr. Wm. Castle, Mr. Gotts- chalk, Mr. Eben, Sig. Abelfa, and others Her cavatina from ‘*Ernavi’’ was encored three times, and the duetto from “Il Giuramento” with M. D'Angri was pronounced a perfect gem. Mrs. Brady’s friends are numerous, and comprise the elite of New York musical society, and much interest is manifested in her benalf. — Rt. Rey. BisHoP SOUTHGATE, we learn, will officiate, and administer the rite of confirma- tion, in Grace Church, Island, on Friday eve- ning next, at7 o'clock. There will be service Thankgiving day at 1! o'clock, a. m., at this charch also. On Saturday evening services of confirma- tion, by the Right Rey. Bishop Southgate at Epipbany Chorch. ‘The learned Bishop will preach on Thursday morning in St. John’s Church. A SvxecTacLzB.—This morning, Fanny Jones, a young woman of the fancy order, was taken from a house in C street, near 13th, se drunk that the officer had to get a wheelbarrow and wheel her to the Second Ward Station. It was @ novelty to see a female so finely clad and ornamented with jewelry taking a ride in a wheelbarrow. She was dumped ont at the station-bouse, and will be obliged to pay ex- penses when sober. —~ FESTIVAL AND SurvgkR—The ladies will give a festival end supper at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, on to-morrow evening, to raise funds to exempt Rev. Wm. W. Keese trom the draft. Persons who cannot attend can leave their contribntions at the southeast corner of 6th and G streets, Navy Yard. —— Marint’s SorgeE8.—On Friday night Prof. Marini gives the next of his delightfal and popular series of semi-monthly soirees, at his Dancing Academy, Temperance Hall. All who can should avail themselves of the oppor- tunity to be present. Jases.—Kate Bar- ton, ecca James, Annie Smith, disorderly; #4 each. George Ward, do. and drank; dis- missed. George Phenix, do; #3. Wm. Mor- ris, drunk: $1.01. James H. Tippet, do.; mil- itary. Cbas. Williams, d ‘derly; fie eS A Carp —Drs. Hunter & Williams, authors ot the letters on Pulmonary Diseases pub- lished in the newspapers, will visi) Wash ington protessionally on Saturday next. 26th instant, and may be consulted at 260 Penna avenue, over Mrs. Voss’ jewelry store. >t SPECIAL NOTIOES. siLyeR Puaren Bells, Cups, Spoons, No. 435 Penn’a av., bear $32 #t. 1t* Srectan Noticr.—The old and well established frmof Weisenfeld & Co.,Qdeon Hall corner of 4°. street and Pennsylvania avenue, invite the es- ntion of the citizen 1 strangera of \ pgten to their superb rtm-nt of Clo- t i every style 6 ,eut by tb id modiste: selling goods at the very lowest marg ns; and as we have always had @ur goods made equal to custom work, will favor ua with acall and we will guarantee everyart nied. We invite strention to our very large stock of Fur- nishing Goods, comprising every articla neces- sary ty furnish the most complete outtit in this city, and at prices that ety e eat: corner 4 aod Penna. av. JywetRy one dolinr, Jewelry one dollar, at the No. 435 Peansylvapia e nue, Boys’ Cheap 8nits Boy. Cheap Coats, at $10 and 312 Hesmiss's, po22-6t* cor. 7th et and Md.av , Island, Oy reeoats, Desirable styles of Overcoats at $21, $25, $35 and ) ene! : Lt Ovgercoats, well made Ri user Overcoats, by the single one or cozen, very low Gests’ Suawre. at Seach Call at HENNING’s, ro cor. 7th st.and Md,av, island, Fay aNp WisTkER Clore! New wcyles Superb Btock of Ove Frock, and Walking Coa’ Pant and Boys’ Clothing, Furvishing Goods, &e. &ec. We are now prepared to exhibit ourstock of Men’s ts, Dress, as, Veats, ance of wtyle variety and excel ence of fabric and faith’ulre jicf manufacture. has not been gur- pareed Ly any stock heretofore offered in this market 7 Those in search 6f Clothing for Gentlemen’s and Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can ay with assurance they will flad the right article on the most reasonable terma. Also, an extensive arsortment of Gentlemen’s Furpishing Goods, comprising everything neces- sary for a complete outfit. 7 for NOAH WALKER & CO... 26% Pa. av., oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. Vovcare’s Homey soar. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials. is mild and emollient in its nature fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in trys action apon the akin. For sale by all Druggistaand Fancy Goods Dealers. ja25-eoly Wanaantep ro Ovasin 81x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey’ Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years Standing, will cure Gonorrhaa im siz days, No ehange of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Bold by 8. CO. Ford, corner 1lth street and Pa. avenue, ‘ashiugton, and Henry Qook.exandris. ja 6-ly MARKIED, ‘On the 22d inst.. by the Rev. Father McCarty, MITHEY HOLLEY to SUSAN KENDEL. * +028 DIED, On Tuesday. the 234 instant, of chronic croup, GEORGE THEODORE, youngest child of Richard and Barbary Evans, aged 15 months. The friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attemd his funeral this Wednesday at 3 o'clock from his parents’ residence, corner lst and K streets south G WANTS. WANTED-A oung MAN to attend Bar at J. BROWN’S Restaurant, corner 13th street, and Pennsylvania avenue. Roy 23-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE. OR BENT_Three unfurnished ROOMS, coayee at Star Daler housekeeping, d modera’ na y VW ANTED— By a gentleman, @ amall furoished ROOM. with board, if possible in the First Ward. by the lat of December, Btate terms, aod addresa O. H., Star Office. Boy 23-4t* (PURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD WaNT- ed—RBy a young married couple. Address N. A. H , office of this paper, stating terms, Dov 23 3t* WwW ANTED—By a respectable woman, a SITUA- TION as seametress or houseke*per, id would do Mgnt chamberwork, Ptease note to Box No. 10, Star Office. BS. WANTED—at J. BARNET & CO 8, 262 Pa av.. either white or colored, about 12 or lt years of age. One living with parenta preferred. no 23-2t" WANTED—a WHITE GIRL to do goneral bouse work for asmall family, Muat come recommended at 471 Mass. avenue between 4th and Sth streets, firat house from 6th. n 23-2t* WASTED- 4 COOK, man or woman, colored treferred. Apply to morrow, te Delmonice ianeh, 223 Penn. avenue, opposite ‘Willard’s Ho- A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED with 6 or § rooma by Dee. Ist, Kent not to exceed $125 0 month. Gocd reference given, Address ‘Doctor,’ Btar office. nov 28-3t* J ANTED—By a respectable woman, a SIT- \ UATION an cook, ina small private family, or to do chamberwork. Has no objection to a short distance in the country, Apply at the Star Office at td r three days, at's 1t® W ANTED_By U ATION ae a first-classconk in a res! rant. Wovld be wi ling todoany kind of conking Ap- ply. for two da’ at Mr. O’BRIEN’S New York House, lat st.. between C and B sts. 1t* WANTED—By a gentleman in the country. two ,€ord Farm HANDS competent to do anything reouired ofthem. Also.one COOK and one CH AM- BERMAID. Apply at the Southwest cerner of 4th and M streets, 1t* WASTED_A PARLOR COOKING STOVE, large size, immediately. Inqnire in the Btore 334 Datreet, near lth st. Or will ex- change a Franklin Stove, Please send word where can be seen, it* ANTED — Ladies’ and Gent's CAST -OFF CLOTHING. WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNI TURE er any kind of Peracnal Property. Lavlies attended to by Mra. SMITH, No, 416 B street, near the Pest Office. nov 23-lm* W ANTED—Ladies to call and see my new pa’- ‘s terna for Slippers, Smoking Caps. Pincush- ions, Watch Cares, Powder Bage, Yokes. Bands, Pantalets, Skirte,&c ; particularly to examine our Baby Blanketsand Embroidered Flannel Skirts f +r infants. The only place in town togetthem, We are the only peraons in town who understand the business thoroughly. WM. PRINCR. nov 23-tf 381 Fat., bet. Sth and 9th. ANTED—Anerrand BOY. Apply at L Mc- WiNrostrs Geek room, «Maer Stale, Be av. a nov 22-2t* WANTED—A GIRU for general heusework. Apply southeast corner 12th st., and Mary- land avenue, Teland, nov 22 2t* WANTED-Several PLASTERERS. Apply im- mediately at No. 60 Prospect street, George- fown. nov 223t™_ WV) 4NTEDIMMBDIATELY—A good COLORED COOK. Apply at the Rucker Engine-house, cornerof Del.av.and K st, no 22-2t* WANTED—Two MEN COOKS to go to Point Lookout, Md. Apply for three days to 55 La.av.,bet.6thand7thsts, == mo 22-3t* NOTICE TO BOBS BARRERS— Wanted, a SIT- UATION byagoaei barher and hair curler. Please address to FRANCIS Star Office. no 22-2t" WANTED-a good COOK None need apply that cannot bring gond references. Apply im mediately at No. 291 F atrect, between I2th and 15th, nov2-3t* —A LAD about 16 in Grocery and Prevision Store, who understands grocery preferred—No. 334 D street, near 10th street— immediately. nov 2 2t* WASTED IMMEDIATELY—A first-rate (wo- man) COOK, for restaurant, at the Simp- ron House. Pa, avenue, corner lth at. Good wages will be given. nov 22-3t* Vv J ANTED—A Iadies’ Saddle HORSE, Pony built, long tail and mans. Any one having may hear of a purchaser by applying at eet, to C. W. CAMPBELL. ANTED—A GIRL to 40 housework in a small family. German preferred, No weshing and ironing; algo. two furnished Rooms for rent--348 10th street. between L and M. nov 22-3t* LOUIS G, CAMP. V 7 ANTED—A MAN to take charge ofand work a farm near ington, in Montgomery county To one that mit good wages will be paid. Also, a FARM ORER. Apply to No, 43 Dunbarton st.. Georgetown, D.C. _n.22-3t* QTORE WANTED- Wanted to rent the whole ©) ora partofasmall STORE, centrally located, and suitable fora wholesale and retail Cigerand Tobacco store, Address“ W.H,,” Star Office. Dov 22-3t" OOM AND BOARD WANTED.—A <centleman end wife. without children, wish a FU NISHED ROOM and BOARD ina private family, where there are no other boarders—either in Georgetown, on Capitol Hill, or the Island, near the city railroad, Address COLUMBUS. Star Office. nov 22 2t~ OARD WANTED—A member of Congress de- sires BOARD for hiraself and family in a good, respectable private family on fair and reasonable terms Hia family consista of himself, wile, three mn and « servant. Three rooms would be | Address GC, H, BROWN, Third An- ce. nov 22-3t* V ANTED—-Two MEN DINING ROOM SER. VANTS at 391 E street, between 9th and 10th streets. nov 21-3t* ANTED TO BUY OR RENT—A small eligibly located HOUSE. Jf for rent astisfactory ref- erence given. Address “J. A. R..” Star Office, stating price, location, and when possession may be had. t* QTORE ROOM WANTED Must he well ligh: SS and well ventilated. Situation o9 north side of Pennsylvania avenu®, between oth and streets, preferred Submit terms and period of lease to T. J. FISHER, of firm of J.C. McGuire & Co. _ Rov 19-6 ANTED-—Six MEN. to e: a for Life Inan- ranceCempany Inquire at MAURY & CO.) Barkers, No. 517 7th street, nov 18 eol2t* I EER SKINS WANTED! —The suhscrihers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 Hi SGeor ‘Dc igprectow™s D- RaMSBURG & EBERT. was ED—A FARMER and GARDENER, to actas foreman on afarm,ahoat two houra rid from thecity. To a competent maa. ateady em- ployment will be given. Apply 269 Pa, ave., he- tween 1(th and llth streets, south side. nov 17-6t ANT ED LAgoRMae Aco OARPENTERS 4 0 ener? LW. EMMART, ni5 (Chron, & Rep.] Superintendent M R.R. | "A MONTHLY | American widow, 2) eferences given, would gements. Has no objections teother ess. if not contagious. Appry till December 1, 519 H at., between 6th and 7th. nov Il-eotdecl WANTED To let every lady in Washington know where to get their FLUTING done, roperly and promptly, withont injury to color or fabric. 243 Penn’a avenue, south side, between 12th and 13th sts, nov 8-Im* w4 TED—A BOILER capable of driving s 10- horee power engine. Address Mr. BAKER, Star Office. nov2-tf UV HO WANTS TO BUY GOOD AND OHEAP CIGARS, call at No. 398. corner 7th and H (nov 2-Im*) FREDERICK SEITZ. ts. V ANTED—Ladies who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it eught to pee? to the only practical handintown. That is WM. PRINCE 351 F street, who has on hand 75,00 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns. ving the only machine in town to make patter! he is able to meet any op- pasition. Goods stamped while you wait. ok ont ladies in whose hands you give your goods, We are responsible for every article we stamp. Bov ANT BD—8SEOOND AND FURNITUB: Also, MIRRO. CARPETS, BEDS, BED- OING, and HOUBEF TSHING GOOD8 of every description. R. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, We stt ‘between Gand H, east side. EDUOATIONAL. KIDWELL & SON, DRUGGISTS, Successors of Kidwell & Lawrence, Peunsylvania avenue, near corner Mih street. Having completed this elegant and extensive DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, offer superior facilities to the residents of Wash- ington and public generally for obtaining FRESH DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFOUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES, MEDICINAL WATSR, Xe, ect of the proprietors is to supply the de- sen ng felt by the citizens of Washington — of a first-class Drug Store. Our arrangements for componding Physictans’ Presctiptions are so per- the entire approval of the faculty, fected ag to meet the ¢: RI DWELL & BON, y, Drug, and —Bor itm Jp ®coratED TOILET £ETS. Our importation of DECORATED TOILET SETS exceed in finixh and beauty of Sesigns iy [omer of the kind breught to this city. e nvite the public to inspect them, as well as our stock of Housekee, Articles grserally * TE! 80N Importers of House tarnishing Goods, 15 Tron Hall. Pennsylvania avenue. tween ot 0th ats. nov 16-6t ILLIB’S SAFES, th: AND WROUGHT THON Fink UN aoe AR PROOFS, with OOMBINATION LOCKS AA Bie LOCKS, VAULT DOORS AND General Southern agensy 57 weet Lombard st., Md, Es A. PROSEUS. General Agent, O¥S AND CHILDREN’S OVEB COATS. RESS and SCHOOL S8UiTS fine and medium » cagiey at low Peete a a large assortenens of Bors ave just receive large, thing of th ost desi: Bod Cetra ceee hich we offer at the loeeet styles and quali whic ALL, STEPHENS, & Waltatel | 392 Pa, L GL Bor 11-2 if (GGRORGETOWN FEMALE GRMINARY —A BW Boarding and Day School, 151 West street, Georgetown, D. O. The duties of this institution ill'be remained Beptember sth Cireulara may be ressir 6 incip novigim= BM. J. HARROVER. HONOGRAPHIO INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL MMEKOR AND oF CO MATHEMATICS, cor, 7th and EF sts., opporite the Post Office. Day School th. No charge for Instrumental) rom4to9p.m oc29 1 GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS GmzaRrore GORPORATION B8TOOK.— Those persons who way be diaposed to pur- chase Geo1getowa Corporation Stock, which bears satires sri cons tr asatiag OP can oO by - LAIRD, Ulerk of said Corporation: ocl-dtD1 WING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe Petomacs ompany’s boats, “Potomac,” “Gov. Curtin” and ‘Belle Haven.’’ Apply te the Qaptains om board, or to JOHN B. DAVIDSO) my lt Water street, Georesivwa, ARINI'S FASHIONABLE _ DANCING ACADEMY. PROF. MARINI wishes to inform his nn- merous friends snd the public in general, that bia Second Quarter will commence on URSDAY, December Ist. Hours or Turtios —For Ladior, Mi edays, Thursdays and Friday: Gentlemen—Tuesdays. Thurs from 8'o 10 p.m _ Private le: Days AnD es an’ Masters—' from $to5p. m, days ard Saturd: sos given at time desired., For particula: please call at tt cademy during scheol hours, or addrees by mail. nov 18-Im A JOB—HOUSEMOVING, ‘roposals will be received for moving House No.1, 1 Green, along Village Ho yaa et earaacto Lot Ne rail ‘ UE corp will also be received for tak’ jouse and putting it up ag: 2 Lot ALL throu, Washi Post Oalce bor = nov iT-iw. OR RENT—From one to four pleasant ROOMS. situated on 10th street, No. 583, 7th ward, first building south of Md. av. me _ "now 23-1w STOR: R RENT, Ne. 400 D street, between ee streets. Enquire on the premises. F R RENT—Two-story BRIOK HOUSS, on 17th 8t., between N and 0. Inquire at 525 11th at. Rov 23-lw* COR RENT-A Buildlngay N° large and commodious STABLE. AUOTION SALES, ‘or ether Auction Sales see first page. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days, ¥ GBREN & WILLIAMS, Auct B No. $26 Beveoth aud D strecte north. HOUSE AND LOT on THE ISLAND AT AUC- On FRIDAY, tb i ; m., we shall nell. is fronton ake pets ook, P Lot2, in Square 579. improved t House. The rebascr Ban he twern Cand D streets sou h, Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMg, pov 23 Auc.ioneers, FO8 RENT—A farniched front ROOM on the first Noor. ina pleasant location. Inquire at 403 K street, between 9th and 10th atreeta it* Fer RENT—Handromely furnished RVOMS. singly and in suits, supplied with and water, at No, 500 lith street, between Pa. and K st nov 23-W.M, IL ee eh Fer RENT—Three ROOMS online of railroad, in Georgetown, (fornished,) to gentlemen, on ressopable terms, where there are no ‘boarders, Inquire at this office, nov 23 3t* pe Se [FOR RENT—One FRONT ROOM, unfurnished; also, FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board. Ap: ply 456% 9th street, next door to Chronioe FOE RENT —Will te for rent December Int, the two large STORE ROOMB over store of Messrs, Sionasa & Konia, 325 Pa, avenue, three doors east efith st. Apply at store. nov 23 A4RBER SHOP FOR SALE. with a two-story House Apply for JOSEPH ARBOLA. on North Gapitol street, opposite the Soldiers’ Rest. EI —————E 'OB SALE—A neat two story BRICK HOUSE and LOT—four rooms and basemeat—on {th Street, near P. Price $1,000 cash. Inquire at 305 6th street, near New York ay. mov 23-3t™ yee RENT—A small new FRAME HOUSE, Lo- cation, M street. between 14th and L5th street one square from ith street cars, A small qu: tity of FURNITURE for sale, Apply on the pre’ ises till last of this mouth, it* “OR RENT—The HOUSE No. 456 Maasachu- setts avenue, has been newly fitted up. and is now vacantand for rent. Apply to A VEETOH, Actorney at Law, no23 eo2w* Bladensburg, Maryland. po RENT—HOUSE No. 606 Sth street east, near the Navy Yard. co-taining eight rooma, water and gas; street cara pass the door. Apply 37% north KE, between i0th and 11th streets west. Rov 23-3t* | Deere D HOUSE FOR RENT—The house is & sbree, stories with Back Building, and furnished rou, it out, May berented by a private family for six months. or longer Price $25) per month in advance. Possession Ist of December proximo, Apply at “Star” Office. nov 23-3t* ps HANDSOMELY FURNISUBD NEW TWO- Story BRICK HOUSE, 490 12th atreet, be- tween E and F. is offered for rent, and the furni- ture for sale. Apply immedistely, as the occupant, aa. omcer of the army, has been ordered geiths fi . 8 e | OK HENT—The new four-e situated on Pennsylvania ist street. containing 14 rooms: ry BRICK HOUSE enue corner of also. Store 45 by 65 feet. Water and was on the premises, Posses sion given immediately. Inquire of JAMES McGRANN,179 Pa av. nov 23-1w* OR RENT—PART OF A HOUSE, consisting of 4 or 5 rooms, in a healthy location, three- fourths of s mile north of the city, (from7th street cars ) Rent very low, Arrangements can be made, if necessary. so that the peraon renting can be brought in town eyery morning. Inquire No, 12 Center Market Space, between 8th and 9th streets. F a oe meee nev 23 2t OR RENT—Two anfurnishei communicating ROOMS, situated on H street, between heise third house from 2d at. no 22 2t"_ WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, and Furnished ROOMS, on sth street, between | and B, No. 31732. a Dov 22 3b" Fo SALE—A first class RESTAURANT, for sale cheap; one of the best stands in the D.C Apply to 8. 8, BANKIN & CO., 101 W Georgetown, nov ee OOMS FOR RENT—Three or four Furnished CHAMBERS; also with water and gas and use of bath and parlor for rent. Apply at490°, north tide of Massachusetts avenue, between ith and 5th ets. aioli. no22- St %O LET—Three unfurnished ROOMS, with a clesetin each, well calculated for housekeep ing fora small feniy, in one of the most healthy and pleasant localities in Washington. Inquire at No. 529 13th street, between B aod O streets, Island. er at the office of Maior 8AMUEL GRI8SON, Paymaster U. 8. Army, No. 213 F at. nev 22-3t* {,OR RENT—Several ROOMS, furnished or un furnished, 8. E. coraer of 12th st,and Maryland di no2l-6t F RENT dsomey FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. Inquire at 399 H street, between 12th and 18th, mov 21 3t* F% RENT—For or five desirable unfurnished ROOMS, with or without rd, one aquars of the Capitol and Baltimore Depot, Inquire No, 388 North Capitol at. nev 2!-3t* FoR Bare Arend ptock of gentiemen’s FURNIBHING 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 7tn st. no 21-3t* FoR RENT —Two thoroughly FURNISHED ROOMS — Parlor and Bed-room, communi- cating—in one of the pleatantest locations in this city. Inquire at this office, Meferences required. Bov 21 3t* Fo SALE—Phree MULES, one young Mareand Saddle, two sets of Harness and one and for rent, one basemest ROOM, shop. Apply at Pennsylvania House, 357 C st., between 4*2 and 6th sts nov 21-3t" OUSE FOR RENT—No. 169 Weet street, be- tween Congress and High streets, George- town, D. G., containing 8 rooms and basement kitchen, with cellar; aleo water and gas Snitable for private family, Imquire at WILLIAM GLB- SON'S Steamed Oyster Saloon, 146 High street, three doora below Weat atreet, nov 2\-6t" SOR SALE—#8# wiil purchase the STOCK OF GOODS and three years LEASE, at $25 p-r nonth, of @ building on7th street, Island, con- taining store-room, rom up staira. anda good, dry cellar. MITCHELL & SON. Real Estate Brokers, S. KE. corner Penn‘a avenue and Isth st, FOR RENT—A large FURNISHED HOUSE, in Georgctown. Also, an eight-room UNFURNISH- ED HOUSE, on7th street. Boy 21 6t* poe RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, with niae rooms; gxs and water, At 500 E straet, be- tween 2d and 3d. Possession immediately. n19-5t* STABLE TO LET—Having three stalle anda carriage house, Enquire at 514 M st., 4th door east of loth st nov AT PRIVATE SALES One DRUG STORE, Three HOUSES, Three LOTS, ___ Five FARMS. Inquire at 455 Massachusetts avenue, near 6th street. nov 19 Im* OR RENT—A large FRONT ROOM, on second PF oiectMarniched “Location, No. 337 19th at, between I and K, four er five doors from the Pro- vost Marshal's. Wouldsuit two gentlemen well, Dov 18-6t* ‘OR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘A suite of Handaomely Furnished PARLORS and BED ROOMS, in one of the most desirable and pleasant situations in the city. and only on3 min- ut«s walk of Willarda’ Hotel and Penn's av , Na. 457 3th at, west side, nov 18 12t* —The FT RNITURE and GOOD WILL @ and well-furnished Boarding houxo. by street, two doors from 4’z, near the c ov 17-6t* J{OR RENT—F: the Ist December next, the Hoe REN TORRGOUBE No. O59. 0th. street, op. site the Center Market—two stories 22 by 45 feet jeep—the lasetion pels favorable for mont kines f busi -M. NSON. 5 between oth andtith ats. No. 383, -mlé-cost™ y —ROOMS Nos, 314 and 322, on © F Srtreet mori, ander Beaton ere nes er Nos, Dh "2 - aeeeen eee TORN I: SEMMES & 00, Vll-eo6t 523 9th st.,corner Louisiana av. J, URNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT—For rentcom- Poe riesnd well furnished ROOMS. at No.30 12th street, becween G avd Hstreets, The location is one of the mosi desirable in the city. nol4im Fo SALE—A new three story brick HOUSE, southwest corner of 2d and Marketats, George town, D. C.,containing 17 rooms, with all the latest improvements, in perfect order, A Brick Btable, Ice House and all necessary outbuildings ed. House 45 by 49, Jot 5) by 150. Price 00, Terms easy, and possession when required, ‘or further particulars apply on the premises, nov 1t-38t* & only two sq 274 F street, near corner h, fi ‘ar Departments. from the Treasury and cr . Rent only $400 per annum, payable monthly in ad- vanes). SUITE OF FIVE ROOMS. adjoining the office, to a family without children; water, was, &c. Posseamon given immediately. None but persons offiret class respectability need apply, to PJ. BELLEW & CO, 510 7th st,, three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hi nov 9 tf [OR RENT—Two ROOMS, on second floor, suit F ‘able for four gentlemen, and one on first floor Inquire at 437 Sth street, between G and A streets west side. ‘oc 29 OU8ES AND LOTS FOR SALE—On B andG streets north,on Mane and Maryland av-- K south, and 34 street w between B. MILBURN, WU. 8, Jail pues, D and M avd N south. oc Mim* _ = of HED ROOMS TO INT, without Board, BANS en onl es atrect, nest lsth, . A. E. STRPHENSON. Si-tf M, WILLIAN, IMPOBTER, we., Wash 37. Cite Trevise on, D. O, Paris, Is receiving pew gcods by almovt over steamer, and bas always a larg: atuck of the dmeat and most fashionable goods on hand. His mock is composed of Ladies’ aud Ohildren’s Cloaks, Ladies Undurgar ments. Lace Goods, a large and fine selestion of Millinery Gooda, as Bonaeta, Hats, Flowers, feathers. Silke, Crapes, Veivots, Ribbons. ete,. ress apd Cloak Trimmings, § ares ees som ee ee betel Ge Pee rate: oul le M, WILLIAN being the ‘merohaet in thie city who imports tioas self to Europe, and has hie, who sends tim Noyvesnu: their appearance. the most Ate F Bortio at 671 : reath a roe vi and YJ. 0. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers TRUSTER’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NOR1H N STREET, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STREBTS. By virtue of a ceed of trust from Michsel Runa- ban and wife. bearing da'e on the lita day of Jaly, 1859. duly recorded ip Liber J. A. S.. No. 179. Folios 103, et. seq., to the aubs-ribers, Trustees of the Pheenix Building Association of Washington city, we shall sell, on the premises, on TUBSDAY, the 22d day of November, at5 o'clock p.m. partof Let ‘twenty-one, (71)in Square No. 518, beginning for the said part of lot at the northwest corner of said Jot, and running thence east with the line of north N street, fifteen feet, thence south one hundred and eight feet eight and a half inches; thence west fifteen feet; thence north one hund ed and eight feet eight and « half inches, improved by a small brick tenement, Terma: One-third of the purchass money cash, the residue in two eqasl payments, até and 13 months, with interest from the day of sale, secured by a deed of trust. Twenty dollars to be paid down at the tims of sale, and if the terms are no* fully co_.plied with within five days from day of sale the Trustees will resell the property. after five daya public notice, at the risk and expense of the defaulting pur- cbaser. Stamp#and con™syancing at the cost of the purchaser. ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, T HILLIaRY ©, SPALDING, "{ Trustees, nol-eod&ds J, ©. MOGTIREACO.,Aucts, | n?-THE ABOVE 8A! BIS POSTPONEDUNTIL TUESDAY AFTERNOON. November 2th, atd | o'clock, on the premis-s. ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, Truste HILLIARY C 8PATLDING.¢ *Tustees, | nov 23-4 3. C McGUIKB & CO, Aucts. | OSTPONED PUBLIC SALE.—On THANKS | GIVING DAY, at 11 o'clock, 140 ACRES at | Beltsville, with improvements; ll acres splendid Orchard, Near depet., See hand hills, nov 22-2t* W.T. COGGESHALL, B* W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN. | SYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE WASHING- TON CIRCLE aT AUCTION | On WEDNBSDAY AFTERNOON, 30th instant, at4o'clock, we willsellin frontof the premises, | subdivision of Square 2%, fronting 24 foct oa the | south side of Perna. avenue, and running back | to K street, between 2ith and 25th streets. near Circle. and improved by a two-stery and = ment Brick Dwelling, furnished with gas and in good repair, = = Possession given immediately. Terms: Ove-half cash; balance in six and twelve monihe. ecured by a deed of trust on the premi ses, With interest. nov? W.L. WALL & CO., Ancts. AvetiON SALE OF REFUSE WO)D, CHIPS, &c,, AND ASHES. CINDERS AND SLAG zROM THE BRASS FOUNDRY. ALSO, ONE U, 8. Navy-Yarp uf Wasninctox November 22, 133 _ Will be sold to the highest bidder. at punl tion. on SATURDAY next, 21h inst .at 12 m. the Washington Navy-Yard, a lot of refuse Wood, Chips, &c.. which will be arranged in parcels for the convenience of purchasers. Also.a quantity | ab Ashes, Cinders and Slag from the brass foun ry. Tinmediately after which will be sold mete MONE FINE OX condemned as unfit for pu lic Termafor the wood, chips, &c.. Cash in Gov ernment funds, To be removed within one week or forfeited to the Government, For the cinders and ox : Cash on tha ap t, CHARLES K. LATHROP, nov 22 4t Naval Storekee Y JAB. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BALE OF TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AT THE CORNER O¥ STH AND H 8T3.,, 10 BE REMOVSD. On FRIDAY, Nov. 25th, at 4 o'clock p, m.,on the premises. sout>west corner of 6th and H sta.. near the Patent Office, we shall sell two small Frame Houses, to be removed before sundown of November 28th. Terma cash at the time of sale. 2 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionee WO GOOD BUILDING LOTS ON_ TENTH STREET, BETWEEN P STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE On BATURDAY AFTERNOON. November 25th, at4o’clock.on the premises we shall seil two de: sirable building lta on the west side of l0th street west. between north P street and Rhode Island aveune, fronting each ® fact. and running back $9 | feet 91nches, containing 1 995 feet Terms: One-balfcash. the remainder in 3 and6 months; with interest, secared bya deed of trust on the premises. Z's T Conveyances and stamps atthe cost of the pur- | chager, a Hl no 13a J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auct’s. Y WM, L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers. South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street, PEREMPTORY TRADE SALE OF A LARGE proce OF SUPERIOR TOBACCO AT AUC. | On TUESDAY MORNING. November 29, com- mencing at o'clock, we will sell at our Auction Rooms, withent reserve, one of the largest atocks of {ine Tobacco ever offered in thia city at anction, | it being all in original packages and comprising— | &) Boxes superior Cavendith Tobacen, Boxes Spencer's No. 1 Cavendish Tobace., Boxe- Dark Sweet 10’s Tobacco, soxes Dark Sweet *;'s Tobacco, Boxes Natural Leaf Tobacco, 75 Caddies Dark Sweet %;'s Tobace, Caddies Dark Sweet 10's Tobacco, i 20 Caddies Mahogany Bright *,'s Tobacco, | &) Caddies Bright 10's Tobacco, 10 Barrels Fine cut Chewing Tobacco, 1) Cases Smoking Tobacco. . 5) Boxes. 5 lbs each, Manilla Indigo. 1.0 Boxes Pepper. | 10 Boxes Cream Tartar, &c . &c, | We especially invite the attention of tha Trade, Sutlera and Buyers, to this large stock of Tobacco, | asthe whole stock will be sold without reserve, | for cash, | nov 2 WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, | S4L8 OF CONDEMNED MULES, Cuirgr QUARTERMASTER’S OFFIOR, Depot or WasminGcrom, Wasuincton, D.0., November 21 136+. | Will be sold at public auction st the Corral, near | the Observatory, in the city of Washington, D.C., | on MONDAY, November 28, 1864, « lot of MULES, condemned as unfit for publicservice. Sale to commeace at W o’clock a.m. Terms: Cash, in Government funds. . H. RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, nov 22-7 Depot of jashington. | v EIVED, | BTRECEIVED, sno NEW YORK, A large lot of Ladiew and Misses FKLT HATS, untrimmed, in all the new abapes. Selling for $1.5) worth $8, extra fine, $2.5) worth } 5 he New York Millinery Ro ‘ms, * ten New or ord, Market Space, nov I7-lw* up stairs, firstfloor. | i pas 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub- scriber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court Washington County, in the District of Colum- letters testamentary on the personal estate of ‘Ann Blvaoe, late of Washingtom City. D. | C., deceased. All persons having claims against | the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit | the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the sub- seriber, on or before the 15th day of Nov. next: they may otherwise by iaw be excluded from all | Given under my hand this Ssth day of Noy . 1964 iven under my han is ay of Nov. y nov 16-law3w JOHN R. ELVANS, ID YOU GET ONE? | If not, go at once to the new TIN STORE, | PALMER & BRO., H No. 90 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., And purchase one or more of their COOKING | AND HEATING STOVES. Cheap for cash; at | Philadelphia prices. We name in part— The UNITED STATES, (Cook.) ! The FANNY FOKXREST EB. (Qook.) The BOILER 7OP CROTON. The VIOLET, and other Radiators, LATROBES. &c.. Apia ask on’t fo: No, 90 Bridge street, Georgetown of bi ets } uarantied to be as represented. | D.C. } nov 8-Im x B. | TR SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIOT | | about 65 fert | ter, improved by a plastered or stuccoed two- | right of reselling the Y BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers ee eee eee tran boners. K. Sales EVERY EVENING, commencing o'clock. of a general assortment of Dry Googe Hoviery, Soaps, Comba and Brushes, Perfumery, Stationery, five Gilt Al : |, Pictures, &o., &o, Ont door sales attended toon the most ressoa- able terms, Gonsig ments respectfully solicited nov 10-Im B KER & BELLEW, Aucts. BY J.C. MOGUIRE & OO., Auctionsers. CHANCERY SALK OF VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND ON 7TH 8T WEST, BETWEEN ST. AND RHODE ISLAND ay.’ . On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Deceinber Ist, at Seo ‘cl ck, om the premises, by virtue of a decree Cf the date Circuit Court and an amented decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbis. et as u tof Equity,the 'atter decree de- ‘Sth of April, 1864, and rendered in a cacne, No herein ‘Elizabeth Brent ix Soup lebrant ae i pt and o hers defendants, the un- sell the whole of Square No. 4%), Shdivided inte . fronting re street and Rhode friand cee ee ene ‘ermk: One-third cash: remai and Bmonthe, with interest ocered ter eee ion of the trustee, or tion of the cash, at the option of the All conveyances and stamps at the expense of purcharer, J. CARROLL BRENT, nov l-eod _" "3. @ MCGUIRE & 00. Aes” BY THos. DOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetown. . CHANCERY SALE. irtue of a decree of the Supreme Court ofthe tof Columbia. made in the cause of Mya! Nets Partene. and al.. in eauity. and de ted er 4 ist. Twill offer at auction, on NESDAY, the 3:th of November, at 40'clock p. ou Whe prem: .the fi i . Cutie premises, the following Lots of ground ia Part of Lots Nos. 93 and 94, in Beatty & Hawking’ rad Gsore town. irontine shone 10 feet igh atreet, pear rr it i ” two story Frame Building, eee iaproved by Immediately after the above— PartofLot No. % in Threikeld’ Addition, at the corner of Second and Lingan atresta, fronting on the former, and 60 fest om the lat- House. gid Term of sale: One third of the purchase moni to be paid in cash; and the residue in two eqn instalments at Gand 12 months, with interest to be secured by sbprarse notes with a reserved lien. The terms of sale must be complied with in one week after sale. or the property may be re-aold at he ikke and cost of the purchaser after ope week's wtice. Conveyancing and stamps at the rchasers cost. WALTERS COX, Trustee. nov § 8tawsw [Intel.] THOS, DOWLING, Auct. Y JAS. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH STREET WEST, . é. AND L STREETS NORTH | BET Ween On FRIDAY AFTERNOON Nov. 25th, at 4% | o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell a desirable two-story and basement brick Dwelling House and Lot, situated on the east side of 9th atrest weat, be- tween K and L streets north, with brick stable amd ood alley ia rear This house is one of a block nown as *Doughty’s Row.”” Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, nor 19-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctione 5 NG LOTS ON NORTH i I STREE fs NORTH T EAST, IN THE IMMEDIATE NEI HUOD OF ST ALOYSIUS CHUROH AN. THB GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON... the 30th inat, at 40’clock, on the premises. in virtue of a deed of trust duly executed to me, and recorded in the land recordsof this county, on the 34 day of August, 1864, I shall sell— ‘i Lot- No. 3) to 33 on North Capitol street, between H and I streets north. each Lot being about 2) feet ia front by 10 feet in depth to am ‘e aley Lots No. 2 to 3), on H street north, between © North Capitol and Ist street east, erch lot being 38 feet in frent by M44 feet in depth to a thirty-feet alley, with outietson H and I streets. Lots No. 49 to 73. on I street north, between North Capitol and Ist street east, each ist being, cd feet in front by 144 feet in depth to a thirty feet alley, with outlets ou H and I str-eta; and Lots No, 78 to 8, and also Lot No 1, on Ist street cast, between H and I streets north, each lot being about 2) feet in front by 1') feet in depth > s to anall«y. . These Lots are located in a most desirable and rapidly ‘mproving part of the city, and present am , Opportunity fora safe and good investment erms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by « deed of trust on the premises, iponveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. A payment of $25 on each Lot will be required at the time of sale. 7 Should the terms of fale not be complied with within five daye after the sale, the Truster reserves the right to re sell the property, at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, on one week's notice published in one of the daily papers in this city. A. THOS. SMITH, Trastea, nov 19-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY EEN & WILLIAMS, Avctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets north, No 314—Equity, and others versus Elliott and others, ALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ®. ‘ OF THE RAILROAD DEPOT. 1CK.—By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,sitting in equity, parsed in the above cause on the first ay of No- preresd to sell,on the prem- vember, 1864, I shall iser,.on MONDAY, the 2th instant, at half. part 4 o’clock p.m. all those pieces or parcels of ituated in the city of Washington, in seid and known and designated on the groun@ p’an thereof: Lot 7, Square 633. fronting 51feeton Ist street weet. between Band C streets north, by a depth of 180 feet to a public alley 59 feet wide, with the im- provementa; consisting of two two story Frame ouses, &c Lot No. 3, Square 63%, fronting 51 feet on let street west. between B and C streets north, by adepth of j30 feetto a public alley 5) feet wide, with the improvements, consisting of Frame Building _ This property is situated in one of the most im- Proving parts of the city. Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One- third of the purchass money to be paid in cash; the balance in two equal instalments of siz an 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 and sufficient security, to be approved by the trustee. The purchaser has the right to pay the whole of the purchase money in cash, : €E3 If the terms of sale be not complied with within five days after the sale, the trustee reserves the COR eel Ren id property at the riskand cost of the first purchaser. POICJOUN F. ENNIS. Trastes. iN no 7 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, Y J. 0, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. MALL COTTAGE FARM FAST OF THE OAPI- 8 TUL ¥OR SAL On MONDAY, November 23th. at 12 e’clock m., on the premises, we shall sell Lets No. 15 IT, and 19, in Square No. 1,111, situated at the corner ofsouth A street and 19th street east, frouting 127 feet on south A street and 182 feet 2 inches on 19th street east, comiaining 21,/00 square fe id im- proved by a sp) ig, Feame Cottage con’ ing six rooms, Car. iage House, Barn, surrounded by handsome shade trees, und planted with finest fruit trees, vines, Xc.,from Mr. Saul’s nursery. A photograph of the buildings can be seen atthe anctien rooms, Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed oe austen th elie toca mmediate porsession given. nolseokds J. O. Mc#UIRB & CO., Aucts, Y JAS, O. MeGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. TRUSTRE’S SALEOF VACANT LOT NEARTBR CAPITOL. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 20th, at 40’clock, on the premises. by virtue ofa deed of trust, dated August 12th, 1851, and duly recorded among the Land Records for Washington county, D.C;. Tehall sell, part of Lot No. 4, in Bquare No: 684, fronting on Delaware avenue, between C and Detreets north, Beginning for the said part of | eaid original Lot(4,) on the northwest corner of Delaware avenue and runuing atright angies with said avenue, eastwardly Ind feet, thence south 2 feet 10 inches, thence west 23 feet, theace parallel with the north line of said Lot weetwardly to Del - | aware avenue 152 feet 9 inches, thence northward ly on Delaware avenue 2 feet 4*2 inches to the place of beginning, containing 4,600 feet more or less. be Teac P.J ST ERR, Trustee. nov 16-2awkds J.0 McGUIRE& OV., Ancts, B*?-°. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE MILI- TARY.SCIENTIFIC, AND MISCRLLANKOUS BOOKS. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 6th, OF COLUMBIA, poldiag s District Court of | commencing at 7 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms cr the United States for the aai trict. 0 all toanm tt may Concern, Bree! . Notice is hereby given, that on the 2th day of Octuber, 1864, the achooner Coquette, tackle, and cargo, were seized a8 lawful prize, by t! United tates sloop Watchman, Potomac Flotil la, and brought the same into this District for sdrudieation; and the Gena are Aiveliea reat Bros ecutes rt. inthe name of the Btates, for tate Crapation; and have been arrefted be reasons in tue libel stated; Tra tatarinnause will stand for trial at the Ot Hall, in the city of Washington, on the Mon- whenand where all per- t, CRS to show cause why con- eo di to day of sons are warned to sppet oO! I shall sell the Library of tu | ope’ thousand volum fJames C. McGuire & Co, Wehington, 0. O,, Gen. J _G. Tote comprising over ., Scientific, aaa them rare and ten, (Chief Engineer, U, 8. . Mil Miscellaneous Works, most of valuable. ‘Terme cash. , Catalogues may be obtained from the Auctioneer prior to the sale. CAPT W G. TEMPLE, U.8.N , Executor. nov l9-eokds =, C. MoGUIRK & CO., Aucts. fy HOTELS AND_ : BOARDING HOUSES. ce ti ibould not , and ter- Proprietors of the abeve establish- vene ‘or their 13 By. MEIGS, Clerk | oral aad are invited to examine our October 29, 1864. ase v Clerk: | *OCHOOKERY, OHINA AND GLASSWARE, He OLDEST HOTML CONDUGTED ON THm | S¢%0cen farnush itin larae or small entities HE OLDES' | of superior quality. T UROPMAN PLAN. “TINE PLATED GASTORS, ORES and BPOONB, Isonlared GROPEAN HOTEL, Bngilah and AmerionWBBB & BEVERIDGR, Corner Pa, av. end 1th st., Washington, D, C. nov 3-j0t* 504, Odd Fellows’ Hall,7th at. This hotel, the oldest conducted on the European RDNANCE AND ARMOR; embracing Descrip- in thie city, 7 a8 been ané Ning of Burprens, ond American Gane ba proved in every on’; necessary for the Ne Projectiles and Breech -loading. >, accommadation of the increasing” goons. ear ‘against Armor. with an Apeendixon nh A er Hooped Guus, Kc-. ac, Br Kiexaster Pilaac te teva: Gomes on Det Ofer, Lvol. YO, with ‘ss iilanicr cen, ‘only bobarged with what they receive, | _ no¥l7, : BANK TAYLO B. are mederate. P. MRICH, Proprietor. LIVE ANDCAMPAL OF GEN. lela; peeurel MeOlelian’s! Sons Bar-