Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ROVER'S THEATKR.—To-night the beauti- fui Sive-act play of “lngomar, the Barbarian,” ‘will be presented at Grover’s, the favorite and a -cemplished actress, Miss Susan Denin, ap- esting as Partbenia, and the rising young mctor, Mr. J.C. McUollom, as Ingomar. The farce of the «Quiet Family,” in which Mr. T. Hampton appears as Mr. B. Bibbs, to conclude zhe performance. To-morrow evening, the “Romance of a Poor Young Man.” E ornp’s THEATER.—First night of the grand mational military drama, illustrating American dneavts, American hemes and American man- ners, written by Mr. H. Watkins, entitled “The Pior+er Patriot; or, the Maid of the War- Pat!” The performarce will conclude with the i: teresting play entitled «It takes Two to Quarrel.” Mr. Watkins is capital in both piece’. and we advise all togo and see him. int! -arsal, anew comedy edtitled «“Mated, not Muicned.” CArTERBURY.—The combination company at tms Muste Hall is drawing crowds to wit- ness the daring riding and acrobatic feats per- formed nightly by the Melville family and Jobn Lulligan, and to enjoy the singing, danciug, &c., for which this institution is note! Oxrory HALL.—The immense suceess of this gr at company in its new house is evi- dent from the t that the hall is crowded nightly, and that the company emoraces some of the best talent the country affords. If you wish to enjoy a good hearty laugh go to-night SanpeRson's MINsTRELS.—This fine opera troupe is still delighting large and fashionable audiences at Seaton Hall, corner of 9th and D streets, with their comical sayings, and funny doings. Seaton Hallis by all odds the hand. somest room of the kind in this city. fos ee Eriscorat.—Last night, the Church of As- ecension, (Re Dr. Pinckney, rector.) was crowded to its uimost capacity, (and many Persons not being able to gain admission) the Occasion being tha administering of the rite of confirmation by Right Rey. Bishop Southgate ‘The baptismal fount in front of the altar was tastefully decorated with evergreens and filled With beautiful japonicas. The services were conducted by the Right Rey. Bishop South- gate, Rev. Dr. Hal!, of Epiphany Chorch, Rew Dr. Keuling, ot Trinity. and Rey. Dr. Pinck- hey, Of the Ascension. Rev. Dr. Hail read the gospe! and epistles, Rey. Dr. Keuling the prayers, Rev. Dr. Pinck- | mey announced the Psalms, and Bishop South- @aite pronounced the absolation. icv. Bishop Southgate preached an able Sermoa upon the subjectof Baptismal Resig- mation, taking his text fromthe Acts of the Aposties, 22d chapter, i6th verse’ “And now why tarriest thou: arise and be baptised and Wash away thy sins, calling on the nameof the Lord.” > ‘When the Bishop had conc! nded his discourse, Rey. Dr. Pinkney invited the candidates tor confirmation to approach the altar during the singing of the two first verses of the 89th hymn, commencing— «Oh, happy day that fix't my choice On thee, my Saviour and my God; Well may this glowing heart rejoice, And tell its raptures all abroad.” During the ex ‘nt performances by the choir, (consisting of Mrs. P.M. Dabant, Miss ter having answered in the affirmative in the questions propounded tothem, B:shopSouthgate administered to each the ri‘e of confirmation in an impressive manuer. The services were then concluded according | othe usages of the Episcopal Church, after | Which the congregation separated. Thus far, the visiting Bishop has confirmed in the Distric lambia and neighborhood 312persons. We understand it is his intention to leave to-day for the lower counties in Mary- Tand, on which mission he will probably thus receive into the church as many more. SREIIFES Ee CONSOLIDATION OF THE EIGHTH ‘with a resolution adopted at a recent meeting of the board of Police Commissioners, orders ‘Were issued yesterday for the consolidation of the 8th ard 9th precincts, and the ex .>nsion of the 7th precinct, to take effect on Thursday, December Ist. d quarters are at the City Hall, will now ron down 3d street west to Maryland avenue, and thence ou' to the eastern boundary, and around to New York avenue, its northern boundary he new Sth precinet, whose headqwarters will be at the new s‘ation-honse, on south D, near Gth street east, commences at Maryland avenue Canal Bridge, and follows the line of Maryland ayenue to the eastern boundary. and along the Eastern Branch to | South Capitol street, and thence to the Canal and tothe place of beginning Sergeant Mil- stead, of the Sth precinct, will be continued in the enlarged cistrict The following changes, rendered necessary by the consolidation. have been made:—Acting Sergeant C. ©. Clarke, and patrolmen J. B. Walling, OC. Berkeley. and J. Harbour, and Toundsman G. Pierce, of the 9th precinct, OW Wabi, ia parromary. Ao wedteeer W. Duvall. and Joseph Shelton, transferred to the new Sth precinct. ars ae A&A Mystertovs Brerat.—Early on Sunday Morning, parties residing on north Seventh street noticed four young men ina hack, whose actions were sutliciently mysterious to attract Attention. The carriage was stopped near () Street, and one of the yonng men (after his comrades had disposed themselves sentry- Wise, as if to gnard against observation,) Walked away 4 littledistance, when he paused, Qnd after peering in every girection to see if anybody was near, commenced digging with a spade, and scon excavated a neat little grave. He then beckoned to one of his comrades, who cautiously drew from the bottom of the hack A coffin shaped box of small size, which he took to ihe grave, which was then hastily lied, atter which the parties speedily de. camped. Their proceedings had, however, been watched by curious eyes, and the police {| Were immediately notified, while one young Man, actuated by a sense of duty, went, at considerable personal inconvenience, all the ‘way to Georgetown for the coroner, it being quite appsrent ‘ha: a shocking case of infanti- cide bad been perpetrated. The veteran cor- | oner, however, declined to attend, unless sum- moned by the police. The police accordingly made the preliminary investigation, and pro- | ceeded to disinter the body, in the presence of | the parties who bad been so indetatigable in bringing the hideous crime to light. On re- moving the coffin lid there was disclosed—not éhe expected corpse of a babe, but that of a @mall pup, which had been thus respectfally faterred by his regretfulowner. This is a fact. Fourta Warp Station Cases —J. Holden, @ssault and battery; bail for peace. Chas. Dig- ger, drunk and clsorderly; $1.58. Edward J. ©urry, disorderly; 2258. Eliza Hews, sus- Picion of larceny; bail for hearing. F.Uav- @nagh, drunk; dismissed. Dr. Darby, assault nd battery; do. Samuel Hollowell, suspicion of larceny; bail for hearing. George Cooper, hhouse-breaking; for further hearing. Patrick Larking, Mortimer Collins, drunk and disor- derly; #258 each. Charles Thompson, drunk; 1.50. Vat Larkins, peddiing unlicensed: dis- missed. Wm. D. Bailey, disorderly; $1.53. ae A Younc Money SNaTCHER.— Yesterday Morning, 8 boothlack, named Washington Mor- ritt, aged 12 years, while sales were going on in tront of Lewis’ xnction rooms, snatched a purse containing #65 from the hand of Mrs, Margaret Mason, who was attending the sale, and made off. Officer Gordon, of the Fiftn | “Ward, was passing along at the time, and over- Hauled the young rascal, recovering the money from him. He was tsken before Jastice Thomp- Ben, wbo committed him to jail > Coxcerts.—On Friday eveuing next, the yours ladies of the public schools (Second Dis- Trict) give a grand concert for the benefitof the Protestant Orpbar Asylam. ‘The choir of St. Matthews’ Church will give Berand sacred concert im the basement hall of Akeir church on Somday evening next, as- Bisted by some of the best amatear talent, both Voes! and instramental. i nae A Sroxg FicutT.—Yesterday afternoon offi- cer (dordou in passing pear Sherburne Barracks discovered a stone fight going on between a umber cf boys and two colored men, James Gollinsand ©. H. Joues, and he arrested them. ‘They were taken before Justice Handy, when they alleged that the boys commenced first, and ‘the justice fined each $2.90,and Mary Aun Hi!l 3 $0, for mterfering with the officer in making Brrests. ls DancinG ACADEMY.—Prof. Marini, so well Known as @ tughly successful teacher of danc- ing, commences the second quarter of his sea- @on December Ist, it will be seen by his adver- Gsement. An excellent opportunity is now forded to learn the graceful and heaithful rt under the guidance of this experienced and @ccomplished teacher. ~— COMING TO WasninGtos.—The Good Will Steam Fire Company of Philadelphia, has de- termined to vi-it Washington to be present at the ipauguration ot President Lincoin. The Members will take their engine, hose carriage andembulacce with them. > Tue Himernta Baty_.—vibernia Cla q 1, will give facir (7th grand ball Api t Rli nce Hall, L street, between 9M and iuth, on the night of the i2'h of December next. You May expect a good ime, as Old Hibernia ts an expert in geting up ball > - Ore Dottan JewkLer Storg, No. 428. Pa, Syeuue, near 14 street ° a+ a AND | Ninta Pore Preciscts—IiIn compliance | The 7th precinét, whose head- | | A EBD PARTy.—Yesterday afternoon, offi- cer Farrison, of the Fifth Ward, arrested Mar- tin Ellenburger, Ellen Ellenbarger, and Jo- sephine Snyder, the first two for keeping a house of prostitution, and the latter for leading a lewd and lascivious life; and they were taken to the station, where last evening the case was heard by Justice Handy. The principal witness was Margaret Holmes, who testified that she herself was not decent; she made no pretensions to being decent; that Mrs. Ellenburger came up to the synagogue on D street to get witness and another girl to go to her house as boarders; that on Saturday last she went to the house, and remained until Monday evening, receiving the company of men and paying half she made to Ellenburger or wife. A good mary soldiers visit the place, and she had seen them get liquor there, and got liquor for herself. They ali in the house had the same business; she had lived in a house of prostitution at No. 101 Washington street, New York, with Mrs. Elienburger. Officer L. L. Milstead testified that recen'ly he was in the house, when he saw women sit- ting in soldiers’ laps, and one woman tumble on & settee with a soldier. i Josephine Snyaer protested that she was in the house only as a servant. The justice fined Ellenburger #20.91 for sell- ing liquor without license, @ like amount for seiling to soldiers, and held him to security tor his appearance at court to answer for keeping @ bawdy house. ges Fire.—About 5 o'clock this morning officer Sullivan sounded an alarm of fire from box 17, (Meigs engine-house,) corner of F and 22d street, which brought out the fire departments (Government.and city) promptly. It proved to be the still-house at H.C. Wilson’s lamp black factory, at the foot of the canal, which was mostly consumed, occasioning a loss of about $1.00, The machinery being encased in heavy brick werk was not damaged, and the apparatus getting to work promptly, and the canal being near, from which they obtained water, the adjacent buildings, including the valnable lamp black factory, were saved. The fire was caused by carelessness, a work- man, whose business it was to thaw the still- ing tank, containing rooting pitch, preparatory to drawing.it off, having left the furnace under the cock when he turned it on, the pitch im- mediately took fire, enveloping the building in flames. FoRESTALLING THE MARKBET.— Yesterday He Taint 1CUin was eetee Omcer Mewes, upon the charge of forestalling, upon the in- formation of Mr. Lyles, clerk of the Centre Market, and was taken before Justice Thomp- son. Theevyidence being satisfactory the Jus- tice fined the accused #10. Wm. Robertson was arrested by the same officer for huckster- ing without license from the corporation. Jus- tice Thompson fined the delinquent $5. Tihs aa Farr.—The Foundry Church fair, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, closes to-night, and should be made much of. The richly spread retresh- ment tables, presided over so gracefully by Miss Belle Shackleford, (and her eight pretty aides,) and the other tables by Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. Smith, Miss Annie Adams, Miss Israel, Mies Bates, Miss Lizzie Adams, Mrs. Tippett and Miss Vic Eaton, offer the most abundant attractions. Call in to-night. See A RAIDON THE APPLB AND PEANUT STANDS. The sidewals venders of apples and peanuts ] on Penn’a avenue, between 3d street and the Goodrich, Capt. Me wand Mr. Van Buskirk 5° | ladies and gentlemen ad yanced tothealtar. Af- | Capitol, were panic stricken yesterday noon by the sudden appearance among them of of- ficer Sprague, bearing an order from Mayor Wallach, and countersigned by the Superin- tendent of Police, W. B. Webb, Esq, ordering theremoval of all stands whereon anything was sold in the street. gecctibto ANOTHER MARYLAND SLAVE FOR WASH INGTON TO SUPPORT.— Yesterday, Polly (¥allo- way, a former slave ot Henry Thorr, of Prince George county, Md., and very old and feeble, some 0 years of age, was dropped from a ‘wagon on 11th street east, having been sent up, as she says, by her former master. She was picked up by officer Duvall and taken to the Sixth Ward station, from whence she was sent to the workhouse. a cee COMPLIMENTARY Soreng Isewhere see announcement of grand coMplimentary soiree to Prot. Kreis, the popular teacher of dancing, by bis pupils. The gentlemen on the commit- teot arrangements are well qualified to carry off the affair with credit, and we can promise all who goa delightful time. It comes offon Friday evening next eareeeege st Lrvrz To-morrow Evextxnc—The commit- tee of the Library Association, 1. O. O. F., will give their library levee to-morrow evening. at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. This willun- doubtedly be a delightfal season, as much cire bas been exercised to make it all it should be. eee ha TON EASTER NoT RELEASED.—Tho statement mad. day or two since that!Mr. Hamilton er, of the Baltimore firm of Hamilton ster & Co.. had been discharged is erroneous, and his tr sumed to-day, in this cit anes ST ANDREW’s Society SuPrER.—This pop- ular and worthy society. of this city, hold their the humet Resanrenty Ww. se enMsyivania avenue. 1 iil probably be re- - SPEOIAL NOTIOES: eg a ated Cups, Tea ings, Bracelets, 1" Srivex-puatep Bevis, Silver Bpoons, Jet Sets, Cluster Sets, Chains, Buckle orice.—The old well established eisenfeld & Co.,Odeon Wall. corner of street and Pennsylvania avenue, invite the es al attention of thecitizens and strangers of shington to their superb assortment of Clo- thing, comprising every style of garment, cut by the mcst celebrated modistes. We ara’ selling go0ds at the very lowest marg ns; and as we have always lad eur goods made equal to enstom work, e bope the public will favor us with acall. and we will guarantee everyarticle as recommenied, pvite attention to our very large atock of Far- nishing Goods, comprising every article neces- sary to furmish the most complete outfit in this city, and at prices that defy comps? n. WEISENFEeLD & Co., nov 23 2w DIED, On the 29th inst , after a short but painful illness of one week, EMMA KATE, youngest daughter of . ¥ and Mary A. King,aged 2 years, 2 months days. When muri¢ with its pleasant tones Breaks on the evening air, A sadness to my spirit comes, ’Mid scenes both bright and fair, My Katie, then so bright and fair, jo beautiful te me. Seemed like an angel filled with light, Bo pure and good was Death came, in sadness now I meurn, Her apirit called away; Thou dust into the dust return, The body to its clay. L.A. K. Her funeral will take place from her parents’ residence, on 6th street, between H and 1,(Island,) Thursday evening, at 2 0’clock. * On the evening of the 29th instant. JAMES DA- VIR, in the 59th year of bis age, formerly of Alex- ene Va., but for the last 19 years a resident of 8 C y- His funeral will take p'ace to-morrow, (Thura- day,) the lat of Dece uber, at 2 o'clock p. ‘m., from iisieie residence, No, 35. 5th street, between @ and, ira In Washington, D C.. November 3th, 1864, Mra, A. MOREHOUBE, in the 77th year of her age Her funeral will take place at the residence of ber husband, No 63 K s‘reet, on Thurad De- cemberlst.at3p,m. Friends and acquaintances Bre invited to attend, without further notice, * On Wednesday morning, November 30, 1861. Mra ANN HARBAUGH, wife of the late John Ran- sone Harbaugh, aged 46 yeas. _ The friends of the family are invited to attend herfun+ral on Thuraday (to-morrow) afternoon, ry So’clock,from 437 6th street, between E and YHE TROUBADORS will receive Com any at Sanderson’s Minstrels, corser D and Ninth stree's Iu (rodQclog new Songs, Dances, and Acts. Go and see this Mammoth Troupe. ii 42) SEVENTH STREET. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Having just returned from New York, I wonld respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexaudria, to our large and well assorted stock of Goods, comprisiog in part— 232 yards of SHEETINGS. $1.25. SUEETINGS. tron 50 to 75 cents. Heary CANTON FLANNELS, 65 cents, HAMILTON, best,7) cen 8. Bleached and Unbleached MUSLINS, 3734 to 40 cents. CALICO. in great variety. cents. All-weol White and Colored FLANNELS, 60 cts, A jorge stock of SHIRT BOSOMS. 45 conts MOUSELIN DELAINES, first gual ty 45 cents, SATINETS. for Feys’ wear, 75 to 8! cents. HOOP SKIRTS, (forty springs, $1.40. A great variety of Ladies and Geas’s GLOV very Cheap. SCARFe in great variety, SHA WLA very low. ~ SPOOL COLTON, Green & Daniels’, 200 yards, 10 cen’ 100 yards SPOOL COTTON Clarks’. 634 cents. Best quality PINS and NBEDLE® 5 cent, A great variety of LADIES’ CLUAKS, from Auction. from $1) upwards z MERINOBS ALPACAS at greatly r duced prices, A general assortment of GENTLEMEN'S *UK- al yee pat eek we ofr to sell very low. po fact a gen assortipent of DRY AND FANG: GOODS, in variety sufficient to suit the most fastitions Cc me one, come ail, to the Great Bary gs Store of nov 23. Iw* SLi) SYCRt. EW SINGING AND PIASO woRT OLASS hagteen opened by Professor W 10 aki, at 465 1ethet , Through his having only a eli, method. ht knowledge of musi enabledin very sherttime to read music reatily ex te og the Piano with rare nerfection. Ad the v: part, he arrives at mort extraordinary ferret Or noa2 Im EL RINDS OFBOTTLES BOUGBTA WD SOLD ‘the-bj ii be paid fi Bottles, meget torent street, Island betes and P streets, co 2t+1m* Penna.av. , | WANTS. TED—A good WHITE GIRL as nurse, airy at 468 9th at n 30.2" ANTED—A No.1 CRACKER BAKER, to take charge. J. SIMPSON Itt No. 8, Fairfax et., Alexandria, Va. | agp dlaed say Sa office. Address in hand- writin icant, giving age ai resi- dence, Box 711, City Post Shice. nov $)-3t* W 4NRED A BELL BOY, « PORTER and oworkon a A ply at the U. 8. Hotel. Paays ae oi Sate WANTED. IMMEBIATRLY—Three first-class MILLINERS, at MI33 M. J, PLATT’S, 246 Pa, avenue, ap stairs. nm 3)-2t* Roth edd a young lady,a SITUATION as % governess. Go: Teferences given ani re- quired. Address‘'Miss A.” Washington, Db. 0. pov 30-1t* A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A place for Chambermaid, will assist in waiting ortending. Qan give the best of city referemse. Address Box 36 Star Office. it* W ANTED—By a respectable girl, a SITUA- TION ss chambermaid or cook.in a small rivate family, Address tothe Btar, Box No. t7 ‘tar Office. nov 3) W£ANTED—A good plain K, washer and ironer, Also, @ \hurse and chamberma‘d, Good references required. Apply at 403 C street, bet, 3d and 4? : no 3)-2t* V ) ANTED—A first class MILLINER and TRIM- MBER. Apply immediately, at N. Market Bpace, second door from 9th street, up atairs, noy 30-2t* a _ Vy ANTED—A resvectable WHITE GIRL todo bousework. Reference required. Apply immediately at 116 High street, Georgetown. nov 30 2t" _ i ti YWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS DESIRE SITUA- TIONS in a respecta%le private family—one to cook, wash, and iron. the other as chambermaid and do the plain sewing, or would be willing to assist with the waiting or other work if required The best of reference can be had from their las employer. Please call at No. 341 4th street, he- tween F and G. nov 30.21" __ \ 7 ANTED- By a young colored man, a SITUA- TION as cook. either in » hotel or restau rant, Address R., Star effice. nov 29.20" ANTED—A young GIRL to do the general ee ork or netamily, “For further. par- ticulars apply at the store, No. 100 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C no 29-3t* YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION, and who writesa fair hand, wisbes a SITUA- TION im some businessin which he could earo a livelihood. Address *L.,’’ Compositor’s roem, Star Cffice. nov 29-2t* ' ETROPOLITAN BR. R. COMPANY. Nov, 29, 1864. WANTED IMMEDIATELY 500 Loads of PAVING BTONE The atone must be from § to 9inches, and will be paid for on the de- livery of 10 loads along the line of the track. SAMUEL PF no 29 President M.R. R é FOR RENT aND SALE —— | For other «For Rent and Sale” set first page.) 'O RENT—Two Pleasant ROOMS. Apply at the corner of Massachusetts avenue Ceres ee nov 3: e . FOR RENT—Ten (10) SMALL HOUBES, suitable and for colored persous, un E street, between 17th Tsth streets.” ‘nov 3).2t* FOR, ReNt-7 wo FURNISHED ROOMS in a Private family, at 941 H street, between sth and 7th, suitable for4 gentlemen. 1 30:3t* NE FRONT ROOM FOR RENT, furaoished or unfurnished, Inquire at No. 549 Md. between 6th and 7th sts. nov 30 MIREE ROOMS FOR RENT, connecting—bed _& room farnished if deaired—ina private fam ily,one square from the cars. Rent moderate, No. East Capitol at. pov 3) 2t" OR RENT—Two furnished BED-ROOM3 in the second story, or a Bed-roomand Parlor on the first floor for rent, at 341 F street, between 9th apd} th. nov 30-3t* For RENT—Two large front ROOMS and one single ROOM, neatly furnished, at 509 Bst., between 2d and 3d atk,, very low. References re quired, ne 3)-16* A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—Rioge. gas, bath. Or will be let in suites to Members of Congress, Apply at 133 G atre-t, between 19th and 2th. nov 3)-iw* F°. RE UNFURNISHED —The THIRD STOKY of a house in a genteel! neighborhood, in the house of a wido y. A lady living alone preferred. or genileman and wife only. Adiress D., Star Office. at® ‘OR RENT—ROOME, either suited to a small family for houackeeping or two gentlemen, in & yrisanent nd convenient locality. Address iy gilama,? tar Office, stating number in 1eet »&e. 2 He JOR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES ot a Bag and Junk Store, at the Island ial! corner 6th street and Va. avenue, deing a good business at prerent. For further particulars in- quire at the hall. nov 3)-3t® RARE CHANCE—FOR SALE-A ni HOUBE, containing two rooma and @ cella 30 by 123¢ feet, suitable for an Oyster saloon, store room or any other business, situated on C at.. b-t New Jeracy avenue and Iat street. Anyone wish- iog to buy had better call at once or farther particulars apyly at J. WALDHEIMER’S, on the premises Bo 20-4t* ( NE FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT-~For one ortwo gentlemen, inquire at No. 533 L st., between 6th and 7th. Rov 29-2" FO RENT—The Ist of December, three fur- ab nitbed ROOMS, at 455 12th street, between @ and. no 2) St Fo, RENT—Three large UNFURNISHED ROOMS in a private family. Rent $id a month in advance. Inquire at the Star Office, 0 29-3t" Fo RENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS Apply at the store corner New Jersey avenue and G street. Dov 29-3t" V ANTED—A furnisied HOUSE, with parlor, dining room, kitchen and not less than three chambers. Apply or address 259 Ps.av. no 2-3t [rok BES —Furnished ROOMS can be obtain at No. 416 6th street west, between F and G@. nov29 3t* OOK WANTED—A WHITE WOMAN, who un- derstands all kinds of meat cooking. Good Wages will be p American House, corner 7th street and Penn’a avenue, Dov 23-3t* NE LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR RENT—Far- nished or unfurnished, at 489 E street, be tween 3d and 4th streets. References required, Roy 29-3t QW ANTED_A SITUATION, by an intelligent, active boy, about 12 years ofage. Satisfactory reference will be given. Address Box 346 City Post Office. : nov 23 3t” W ANTED—By a respectable young lady,» 8IT- _UATION as miliiner, or to assist at dress making Address MILLINER, Star Office. no 23-3t* ¥V ANTED-—A young MAN, between the age of 17 and 20, to attend a segar store. Nove reed apply buta strict Catholic. One living with his parents preferred. Address X, Star office. no23 St* ANTRD—To sell the LEASE, STOCK anit FIXTURES of a Restaurant doing a good business, situated on tbe corner of 434 and F ats, Island, Perzons wishing to purchase will apply at the bar. no B 3t* WANTED. By a respectable young woman. a SITUATION as chambermaid, or to assi-t in any other kind of work The highest references given, Apply at No. 267 L street, between I7th and 18th streets. nov 22 3t* ANTED—One or two TEAMS of six horses or six mules are wanted to haul oak from the covntry curing the winter. Apply to C. B CHURCH & Co., corner of Maryland avenue and lth at. no 23-30" WANTED — Te inform the ladies of Washington that I have just receivel a larga assortment of CLOAK PATTERNS. Laties and Clildren's Cloaks and Dresses made to order, in the very latest New York styles, French Fluting done from one to twenty inchesdeep Call and see. CHARLES LUDMA F023 lw* 357 Dst., bet. 9th and lith. \ ET NURSK WANTED. Apply to Dr. WP. JOHNSTON, No, 456 7th street, between the hours of Sand 9a m.and 12 and!1 pm. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few monthea noy 25 V ANTED — Ladies’ and Gent'a CAST -ORF CLOTHING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNI TURE erany kind of Pora:nal Property. Lalies attended to by Mrs. SMITH, No, 416 B atreet, near the Post Office. nov 23-1m* ANTED—Ladies to call and see my new pa— terns for Slippers, Smoking Caps, Pincush- ions. Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes, Bands, Pantalets, Skirts, &¢ ; particularly to examine our Baby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts for infants, The cnly place in towntoectthem. We are the only persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. WM. PRINCK nov 2-tf 381 Fat,, bet. 6th and 9th, MONTHLY NURSB.—American widow, 2) years’ experience, best references given, would likoa few engagements. Has no objections ta other roa cating: if pet contawiong. Apms. ae I EER SKINS WANTED !—The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High sitest pe Tenens D. Py MSBURG EBERT, ANTED—A BOT able vinga l= horee power engine, Address Mr. BAKER, Star Nice nov 2-tf TY GOOD AND OHEAP BO WANTS TO BU 39. corner 7th and CIGARS, one N ats. (ney 21m DEBIOK SB! T7 W ANTED—Ladies who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it ought to be, go to the only practical hand in town That is WM. PRINCE, 251 F street, who bas on hand 75,0 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and hesutiful patterns. Having the only machine ia town to make patterns, he is able to meet an pastion. Goods stamped while you wait. Look put ladies in whose hands you give your goods We sre responsible for every article we stamp nov7 tf ANT KD-—8ECOND HAND FURNITURE Alro, MIRRO: CARPETS, BEDS, BED- OING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOOD8 of every csacription R. BUOHLY, 406 7ih street. fo B-tf between Gand H.east side, EDUCATIONAL. GRORGETOWN [FEMALE SEMINARY —A 3 Boarding and Day School, 151 West street, Georgetown, D. O. The duties of this institution will be reaained September sth, Circulars may be by add i 6 princip' vo lems ne ne PBC J. HARROVER, HONOGRAPHIOC INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL OF COMMEKCE AND MATHEMATICS, cor. 7th and E rts., opposite the Post Office. Day School for Boys, $5 per month. No charge for fnstrumestal Music Evening Clasaesfrom4to3 p.m oc29 Im* — GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS HOTEL, UR Corner Bridge and Washington sts,, ; Georgetown, D.C. This old established Hotel si now open to receive travellers and strangers. First class board at $2.5) per day. ne 121m ID YOU GET ONE? Tf not, go at onee to the new TIN STORE of PALMER & BBO., No. 90 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., And purchase one or more of their COOKING AND LEATING STOVES Cheap for cash; at Philadelphia pricés. We vame in part— The UNITED STATES, (Cook.) The FANNY FORREST ER. (Oook.) The BOIL#R YO CROTON. The VIOLK I, and other Badiators, LATROBES &c.. &c. All Stoves, &c., guarantied to be as represeated Don't forget. pox RENT—From the Ist of December, two e'e- gantly furnished ROOMS, (for gentiemen,) in the most desirablelocation, Inquire at 4041 st., between I]th and 12th sts, mo 29-2t* Fo RENT—A suite of furnished ROMS, coa Fisting of @ parlor, three chambers, dining roomand kitchen, Inquire at 254 F street, bo. 12th and 13th sts. no 29 2t* FrOR SALE Terge DRAUGHT HORSE Ie can be seen by inguiring at T. THUMPSON’S, 367 Penn avenue, opposite National Hotel. nov 29-3t* x FeGENISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with Board. No.1 Franklin Place, I street, between 13th and ith, A few Tabic Boarders can be accommo- dated. nov 29-3t* AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF SEVENTY-THR*EB VAL- UABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH OaPl- ‘OL, AND I STREETS NORTH AND IST REET EAST, IN THE IMMED! ATE NBIG US CHURCH AN THE 1] NTING OFFICR. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON., the 30th inat. at 40’clock, on the premises, in virtus of a deed of trust duly executed to me, and recorded in the land recorde of this county, on the 34 day of Auzust, 1984, T shall sell- Lot- No. 3) to 38. on North Capitol street, between H and I streets north, each Lot being erone 20 feet in front by 1 feet in depth to an sley Lote No, 2 to 30, on H street north, between North Capitol ard Ist street east, erch lot being 20 feet in frent by 146 feet in depth to a thirty-feet alley, with outiets on H and I streets. Lots No, 49 to 73 on 1 street north, between North Capitol and Ist street east, each lot being X feet in front by 144 feet in depth to a thirty-foet alley, with outleteon Ii and I streets: and Lots No. 78 to 38, and also Let No. 1, on Ist street east, between H and I streets north, each at rte about @ fee fcont by 10 feet in depth oan alley. These Lots are located in a most desirable and rapidly improving part of the city,anu present an opportunity for fe and good investment, ‘erms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months. with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premiser, eqeonvevances and stamps at the cost of the pur- ner, A payment of $25 on each Lot will be required at the time of sale. Should the terms of sale not be complied with within five days after the sale, the Trustee reserves the right to re sell the yroperty, at the riek and expense of the defaulting purchaser, on one wee notice published in one of the daily papers in thi: A. THOS. SMITH, Truates, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY THOS, DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, ; CHANCERY SAL, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, made in the cause of Myers i nd date ne 3th of Novembergat 4 o'clock p.m, on the premises, the following Lota of ground in Georgetown, viz: Part of Lots Nos. 93 and 94, in Beatty & Hawkins’ Addition to Georgetown, fronting about 15% feet on High street, near First street, improved by two story Frame Building. Immediately after the above—__ Part of Lot No. 9),in Threlkeld’e Addition, at the corner of Second and Lingan streets, fronting about 65 feet on the former, and 60 feet on the lat- ter, improved by a plastered or stuccoed twp-story | House. Term of sale: One third of the purchase money to be paid in cash; and the residue in two equal instalments at Gand 12 months, with interest to be secured by approved noter with a reserved lien, The tering ot sale must be complied with in one week after sale, or the property may be re-sold she riak and cost of the purchaser after one week nctice, Conveyancing and stamps at t. WALTERS. © the purchasers OX. Trastee Tastee, 3w [Intel.] THOS. DOWLING, Auct IDY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN- SYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE WASHING- TON CIRCLE AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 3th ins’ at 40’clock, we willsellin frontof the premi: subdivision of Square 2, fronting 24 feet on the south side of Penna, avenue, and running back to K atreet. between 24th and 25th streeta,near the Circle. and improved by a two-story and base- ment Brick Dwelling, furnished with gas da in goodrepair, . Portespion given immediately. Terms: One-half cash; balancein six and twelve months. secured by a deed of trust on the premi es, With int t, Boye WX, WALL & ©0., Aucts. t. per RENT—Two pleasant Paraished ROMS, communicating, with breakfast, at 261 Kighth Street, between Macd N, within one block of 7th street Care. nov 29 6" poe SALE—The FIXT: RES of a Meat and Pro vision store, good Location, tent moderate Satisfactory resson given for selling. Apply at No. 437 6th st. bet. FandG@ sts, po29 st" kK OK REN wo suits of ROOMS, suitable for ‘Congressmen, or gentlemen nd their wives, 502 ¥ street, between 24 and jd with Board, TRO SAU tS FE SALE CHEAP—Twelve new BENCH&3, : ole forachurch or school house. Apply to F. H. Land Office, or 332 F street. corner léth. HBATON,. Koom 4, first tioor General pron Ba .E—A RESTAURANT, now doing a 12) 2t* good bneiness, For particulars inquire in mediately at the bar of the American House, 7th streetand Pa. ay, 29-3t* FO RENT OR SALE—A BRICK HOUSE, on East Capitel street, between 3d and 4th, No. 57, with 10 roome.a good cellar. a rain water cis- tern, and an outbuilding. For terms inquire of A. SCHON BORN, at the office in the eastern Capi- tol garden. HOV 2) 3t {OR RENT. ig FURNISHED ROOMS. A scitk of Handsomely Furnished PARLORS and BED ROOMS,in one of the most DESIRABLE and pleasant situations in the city. and only one minut-s walk of Willarés’ Hotel and Penn’a av,, Ne, 457 1sth ot, west side, nov 231 Frusnisy ED ROOMS FOR RENT—Tao haa somely FURNISHED PARLORS ani CHAM. BERS, ali on the firet oor, suitable fora family or single gentlemen, with or without board, Avy Members er others wishing to havecomfort- sbie quarters for the winter can secure them by an early application at J.P. CRUTCHETT'’S, nov 20-lw* 477. corner 6th and Dsts__ 7 TRC WME SE SEA hiram. between nov 28-St* {V0 EN T—A spacious front ROOM on tre 21 R floor, at No. 419 H street, between lth and i2th att TREK UNFURNISUED ROOMS & On the 2d ficor. Apply at No, between 3d and 4% sts., Island, Fee SALE—A small COTTAGE HO ant LOT, on easy terms, or will bs rented ohaao for one years advance Apply to W. ROBERT- BON’S.on 1th st,, between P and Q. nov 25-38" ra: SALEORTO LE?—The TURNITURK ani GOOD WILL cf a first-clacs restauraot, on Pa.ayenue. Address A. GALZAI, Washingtoa, . nov 23-e0lw* T ESIRABL FURNISHED RVUOM3—Suitable for married gent!>men with their wives. or Congressmen; also for single gentlemen. at No, 2th at. west, between EandF nov 8 ot" "pO LET—Two large ROOMS. on Pennsylvania avenue, No, 240, suitable for stores or offices, Apply on the premises, or at No, 266 H street, be- tween 18th and 1th boy 23 tf A UNFURNISHED ROOMS hourekeeping, can be had by applyio. 462M st. No person with children nee nov B-1w* pox SALE—The GOOD WILL aod FIXT of Restaurant and Dwelling House, corner of Bridge and Montgomery ats , Qo rg-town. Good reas pn given for selling, Inquireo n the premises New Idea Restaurant. no t* AKLOR AND CHAMBER FOR RENT—Far nished. on second fioor, together or separate Alro,one FRONT KOOM, oa first floor, for ona Fnitable for atNo apply. gentleman. Bath and gas inthe house, 448 12th etreet petrecn Gand H. Reference required, nov 26 FOR RENT The tivo story and basement Brick HOUSK, No. 415 12th street, between New York aveuue and Tet. ‘ihe Furniture of the same for sale; or will be rented furnished, to 9 respon- sibleparty. Inquire at MILBURN’S Drag Store, No se Dose street, opposite U.S. Treasury. DOV 25-3t* ere SAlLE—That Hasdsome RESIDENOB, No 430 Fastreet, between 6th and 7th sts. This house fa mort eligibly situated in tne immediate vicinity ef the Post Office and Interior Depart ments, bas a street railroad passing directly in front of it,and isa well built, neat, commodious residence Apply,if before the !at of December, ith street, after that date, at the: Law uildirg’s 5th st., near La,av.,to W. B. WEBB, Attorney at Law nov 2%-tf pork RENT—A front and back PARLOR. Also, one third story ROOM snitable for two gen- tlemen, with Board, at $35 each in advauce, at Ne, 3r0 Es and Ith Bov 2 i. NT—One large haadsowely farnished FRONT VOM on first floor, suitable fortwo gentlemen, Inquise at 135 G street, between 2/at and 2d nov FOR BALE —An BATING HOUSE, with all the fixinres for steaming oystera, ina good lova- lien, The reason for sling ia sicksess. For par tic lars inqnire on the premises, No, S59 Mary- land av., between Ith avd 10th ats. nov 26-1W* n OR REN‘C—Oce large and well furaished PAR pat (ch kab ea Loli: sIso. several other rooms, two eommineh we eat rlor, wilt be let ssperate or to- BoweiD BALMER & BROW | oot Wirate, Situated 31% north B YEORGEVOWN CORPOBATION 87OCK.— | st. Cepito) Hil within halfasquare of aged Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, No. 526 Seventh and D streots north, HOUSE AND LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AUC- | On WEDNESDAY, the 30th inst., atdo’elock p. m., we shall sell, in front of the p: Lot 2, in Square 579, improv: House. The purchaser has also the privilege collecting one-half of the rent of the adjoining house, a8 itis partly on the lot abovementioned This property jejaltnaved ae 8d street west, be- tweenCa streets routh. ‘Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, nov -eok ds Auctioneers. Y WM.L. WALL & O0., Aucti®eers, FOR SALE—The Lease, Btock and Fixtures of a Restaurant doing & good business, fitted upin ex- cellent etyle with gas aud water, dining roomand kitchen attached, situated onthe corner of 4! F streets, Island. Persons wishing to purchase will get all information by inquiring at the bar until Wednesday afternocn, 30th instant, at 4¢ Cd sg el lve it nee _ offered at public auction to the highest Lid¢er by 10 28-30 WM.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. BY WE WA LL & CO., Auctioneers. Soath Corner Penn. avenue and 9th street, AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS, SEGARS AND TOBACCO. On THURSDAY -MoRNING lst December, wa will sell, infront of toe Auction Kooms,a lot of | Groceries, consisting of— Barrels waiskey, Quarters and and Octave Brandy din iskey, Brandy. Bitters, &c, etsChampagne : Boxer Fancy Soap. Toilct do, Boxes Tobacco aud Segars / Boxes Pepper, Mustard and other Spices Fares onsu EON Ham ae, Canned Fre ion Blacking, § v. White Lead Shoes Hosiery, Tin Ware £mall lot Pry Goors. Shirta. Drawers, & nov 29 WM. L. WALL & CO RY W.B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. 200 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, JEWELRY, &c.. &c. THIS ENING. at 7 e’clock, at onr Bales Rooms. 307 Pennsylvapia avenue, we shalleom- mence the sae of an extensive assortment of Gold and Silver Leyerand ether Watches, large Jot of Gold Chaiue, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods, noy 50-2t W.B. LEWIS & CO , Aucta, Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers Bouth corner Penna, av, and Sth st, CLOSING OUT SALE OF TOBACCO. On THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. 1,commencing at If o'clock, we will sell at our Auction Rooms, without reserve. thé balance of the large stock of Tebacco, includivg about 1) Boxes of Navy and other tine brands, whieh will be promptly sold. Terms cash, W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. WM. L. WALL & O., Avctionears ; Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La. av., bet. 9th and lth ats. BALE OF HORSES, CABRIAGES, HARNESS, &c, On TRURSDAY MORNING, December 1, com- mencing at I) o'clock, we will sell at the Bazaar, comprising about— THIRTY VORSES. Bale of Horses recular every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, commencing at 10 o'clock. It WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, BY GRESN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets nerth, HOUSEHOLD ANB.KITCHEN FURNITURE AT On FRIDAY, the 24 day of December. at 10 o’elock a, m., we shall geil. at the residence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, at the corner of Misrouri avenue and 8d atreet west, a good as- sortment of Furniture, Carpets, &c,, consisting in art of— ¥ Inut, Marble-top and other Bureans, Be “ Genter aud other Tables, ie aud Painted Bedateads, al Ward-obes, Chairs, Washstands, Cottace Sets, Window Shades. Bair, Huek and o Three- ply, Ingra’ Oil Cloths, hue Parlor and'o:! ' Large lot of Kitchen Reqalsiten, And msny other articles too numerous to mention, Terms cash, ud GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anct, BY. L, WALL & CO , Auctioneers. ner Mattresses, and other Carpets, &c, Stover, nov ITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF pers SLOUPS *‘JAMES LANDY’? AND “ZION.” In virtue of two warrauts of sale issued from the Clerk's office of the District Court of the Di&trict ¢f Columbia, und to me directed. 1 will expose to” public ssle, for cash, on TUESBAY, the 6th day of ecember, lft. at 30’clock p.m . on ths Potomac river, at the foot of Sixth street wharf The Sloop James Landy.’ her Tackle, &c., and the Sloop “Zien,” her le ke, WARD B.LAMON. U. S. Marshal, noy 50-d&ds W.1. WALL & Ov., Auta, © Thore versons who may be dixpored to pur. and near the Capitol. 2 Dov 26 1W' varterl a Obi some appl to W a ae — SIND, Clerk of unid Corporation. oe J=itDs. POL SALE- Ths STOCK AND FIRTORES of a (POWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED vo, oy the | ty steetcormerof de” hoy Ie" SGOT Ona Oe eee Horan ance the | POOR RENT—Very plewant furaished ROOMS, Oapteins on board, or to three b'ocks from cara, No. 143 Washingtoa *’* JOHN B. VAVIDEON, St Georgetown: DEG: = 0 25-603¢" my Water street, Georgstows. OR RBNT—An UNFURNISHED KOOM, newly ———— = wainted and papered, cn the ground floor, suit- ¥CKER’S able for an office. Qitw reference required. TL ] “ a SELF-RISING FLOMR! quire on the premises, No. 442 D street, near ae Also, HEY’S BELP-RISING BUCKWHEAT. =| Comme of Sa. How 35: cost Just received and for sale pe EGAN PERRIE _ nov 28-3td ft Corner B and 9th ADIES! LADIES!! . 7 My stock of MILLINERY GU0bD3 mast be suid off, Come and buy for half price. J HERMAN, strset, Island.) T LUMBER AND W09oD! HE Owner of a stam saw will, «\tuated at but a stort distance of this city, would like Frome LUMBER, of Oak, Chestnut. Gum and Hickery—to be cut at dimensions to suit purchasers, oné thousand cords of ane mote or less—to be delivered in this city during the winter. «For more particulers direc: to MK, 8., at tho office of this paper, sta'ing directiona, and partic- ular attention will be paid immediately. my25 Iw* Hiyet my Yuta and Boys, Ladies, Misses, pretest styles and: finest quaiities lowset Market ices, KOH, STINEMET?. 234 Pa, eee isth at _Bov 3-1w* | (No, 80 4 » oll Alte, would seil polt-2w { i M OR 860 u Fg at | i ES ¥ he F: Wrovume, lot 70 by 8), will iy house and stable; price $1200. . COTTAGE HOUBE, 10 rooms, lot 6% by 149; price ” ree FRAME BUILDING, (new,) 15 room:, FRAME HOUSE, 7 rooms and briok stable, 7th pireet, $3.00, RAME. 6 rooms, lot 18 by 70, $1,5°0. Two FRAMES, 6 rooms, gas and water, each 200. K HOUSES, each $1.20, Tus wi aees of rime LAND, a hareere- ments, near toll-gate, on Bladensburg road, for A CARDEN FARM, 12-aored, cood improve- 5 B Te, $9,000. - me ot La ee pratomente, 6 miles eae ioe ELEM. DWELLING, &,, ° miles from ce NOTRE LOTS be all pecitor the cy: Te cimaatlacts oe oe ie es, 801 . repieccniet td Pa. avenne and !5th street, ¥.8. Beveral PURNISH BD HOUSSS for reat. nov 25. e06t oe LE—A BRIOK RE3IDENOK Ward containing Ra Somely furnished HOUSS, OR | RENT_—Haoe : F NosASL AN phe senmedigta @8 lop, Suit able for # private farily able ani carriage house. Security and referenc required. nay 25 5t S418 oF CONDEMNED HORSES, Quartermaster General's Office, 1st Division, ‘ashineton City, November 29, 1864. Will be sold at public ‘auction, tothe highest bidder, at Giesboro, D.C on DAY. DEO iDAY. EMCDER 2, 1354, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY UAVALRY ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER), 1864, iE NDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY ONE HUNDRED AND EI These horses have been condemned ag unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army. For road and farming purposes, many good bar- ins may be had. ealoraer bold ingly. Bale to commence at 10, m. « cash in Thited States currency. Terms ca! tat TAME: y i 3 A. BKIN, Colonel in ch arge First Division Quartermas' enerel’s Offic mov 30--t HE SUPXRME OOURT OF THE D) Of COLUM BIAS holding & District Goce the United Sates for the said District, Ts.all whom it may a Notice is bereby given, that on Ostoheas 1854. a cargo, nited Ia, ane b: fies, for condemnation; and hay mn arrey’ by the marshal for the reasons in tho l{bel stated; eetaet Ssid cause will stand for trial at She O17 all, ip the city of Washineton, on the frst Mon- day of December next, when and where sll per- sons are warned to appear to show eause wBY Ccon- shonid not be decreed, and to inter- their interosts § October 20 ie TB, J, MELGB, Clerk, Brecting : the 2th day of the ecpocnee Goanette, tackle, were wit i ra stchman, Potouat 4 itaten Fl rought' the skme into 't! nov 2-14t 1 | AUOTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. ———— ee BY BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers. No, 346 north 7th street, bet. Fand K. Beles EVERY EVENING, commencing at 5% does ofa petal assortment ra ry Goods, Hosiery, Soaps, Combs and Brushes, Perfumery, Btationery, fine Gilt Albums, Pictures, &0., &6. Patho Myson eet on the most reason- 2 ‘igomen’ icited, nov 10-I1m BROOKER Hs TELLEW Taner BY J, 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLES GROUND ON 7TH 8T. WEST, TWEEN t BT. ARP RHODE ISLAND AV. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, December iat, at 342 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a decree of the late Circnit Courtasd an amended decree of the Sxpreme Conrt of the District of Co'ambia, sitting axa Court of Eqnity,the latter decree da- in a cauee, Nas ted 25th of April, 1864, and rend 38. wherein Elizabeth Brent Charles E. Brent and others dersigned will sell the whole except two lots heretofore sold. twenty five desirable Building Lota, fronting re- apeckively Cn7th and 8th streets w between Q street and Rhode Island avenue. ‘Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6and 32 months, with interest! secured to the mtiafac- tion of the trustee, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. All conveyances and stamps at the expente of purchater, CARROLL BRENT, Trustee. l-eod "J.C McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. JAS, OC. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, TRUBSTBE’S SALE a es LOT NFARTHE OL, AP. Ny On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 20th, at 4 o'clock, on the promises, by virtue ofa deed of trust, dated August 12th, 155i, and duly recorie! prone the Land Records for Washington county, . C., I shall sell, Lee of Lot No. 4, in Square No. 684, fronting on Delaware avenue, between Cand Dstreeta north, Beginning for the said part of said original Lot(4,) onthe northwest corner of Delaware avenue and runving atright angles with said avenue, castwardly lodfeet, thence south 20 feet 10 inches, thence west 23 feet, thence parallel with the north line of said Lot westwardly to Dal- aware avenue 1h2 feet 9 inches. thence northward ly on Delaware avenue 27 feet sig inches to the placa of beeinning, containing 4, feet more or less. ne Terms cas P.J STERR, Trustee nov lé-2awkds J.0 McGUIRK& CO., Ancts, BX 3. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE MILI- TAKY, SCIEN ,AN net C. TIFIC, AND MISCELLANSOUS On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December ¢th, commencing at 7 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms ered of James C. McGuire & Co., W! ngton, D.C., | Lshall sell the Library of the la’ en. J.@, Tot- ten, (Chief Engineer, U, 8. A omprising over ope thousand volumes, Military. Scientific, and Miscellaneous Works, most of them rar | valuable. Terme cash. ¢ Catalogues may be obtained from the Auctioneer prior to the sal U. 8. N.. Brecutor. e. CAPT W.G. TEMPLE, U. nov I9-eok¢cs J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Anots. B* THOS, DOWLING, Auct’r, Georgetown. ECUTOR’'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- TA Pe goal ah IN GEORGETOWN, AT On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, December 7th, at 4 o'clock, will seli, in front of the prem No, 102 West street-part of Lot No. 23), in Beall’s ddition to Georgetown, fronting about 3i feet 4 on West street, between Congress and ington streets, and running back to a 12 foot paved alley. i | The improvements consist of a well built two- story Brick House, containicg nine rooms and cel- | lar. with gas throughout the house | Terms: One-half cash; balance in 12 months, se- cured by a deed of trust on the property. All conveyancing and stampa at the cost of the | purchaser. Title perfect. JOHN H CHEW, Executor, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer nov 26-4 (Intel J A CONDEMNED GRAIN AND GRAIN QArEor N ti i hi master's Othes. Depot Washington, Cail raib eal to eter pr ca darter iriae Will te cold at public anction, at Seventh-street { wharf, Wasnington, D.C., on TUESDAY, ath of December, 1854, at ll _o’clocka.m.,a quantity of Damaged Grain, consisting of about $.0.0 Bushela Corn, a soe bushels Oats, and abou: - *30,00) Damaged Grain Sacks. Buccesaful bidders must remove their purchases on cr before the eh of December. | Terms—Cash,in crane pM, RUORER. Brigadi nL and Chief Quartermaster, nov 28 st pres ot of Washington, D.C. GS, &c. BL UARTERMASTER'S OFFIOR, Cnet Depot oF WASHINGTON Wasnixcton, D. C., November 23, 1344. Will be soldat public auction, at Government Warebouse No, 6, 6n 17th, between H and I stroeta north Washington city, D, O.,on THURSDAY, December J5, 186i. under the direction of Capt. D. | ie THOMAS, M.3.K Hae Aye 8 10b of pu demned clothing, &c , consisting of— Infantry and Cavalry Coats, Trowsers, Shirts, Drawers, Felt Hats, Trumpets. Bugles. etallic ed Prams, wines, ene Een teed Pp. smn Kettles, jes, ls . | ets: Haversacks, Canteens, Old Iron, Brass, Bope, c. ALSO, About 10) tons of Tent Cuttings, | is . elook “a.m, Brcgerefal Wises unt Femove theif purcnasss on or belore December 21. D. H. RUCKER, Brigadier General avd Chief Quartermaster, nov 28-td 2 Depot of Washington. Ale OF STEAM TUG AND BARGES. Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depoi Washington, D. C. Will be sold at Public Auction, at Government Wharf. foot of Gstreet, Wastington city, D, c., on THURSDAY, December 15, 1864, one Steam Tug ant four Schuylkill B: 8 fullo Steam Tug C it of Washinaton, t Nov. 25, 1864. x CITIZEN. MILTON WILKINS, UNITED STATES. ke to co manense at 12 o'e pee noon: erma cash, in Government funds. aK D. WH. RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. UARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, Fixst Liyision, Wasuineton City, November 8, 1364. Wil be soid at public auction, te the highest bidder, at the time and places named below, viz YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Novem- ber 17, 1884. LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY, No- ery 25. 1864, EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA * WRSDAY, De- cember 1, 1864, Two hundred Cavalry Horses at each place. These Horses have been condemned as usfit for the cavalry service of the army. Porrosd and farming purposes Many good bar- gains way be had. Horses sold singly. Bales to commence at 10 ’clock a.m, Terms: Cazh in United Sine curren¢y. AMES A. EKIN .G.0. M, WILLIAN, Colonel in charge First Division Q, M. IMPORTER, & nov 10-td ag ave., Wash 7, Cite Trevise ington, D. OC, } Py Ig receiving new goods by almost ever: and bas always a large stock of the fines’ fashionable goods on hand. His stock of Ladies’ and Children’s FT ments, Lace Goods, a la Millinery Goods, Feathers, Silk Dress and Cloal Neits, Fancy Combs, Perfumery, from the ce! brated House Demarson, Ohetelat & Co . Paris M. WILLIAN being the only merebaat city who imports goods goes for selections bim- welfto Europe, and bas his ageat residing in Paris, who sends sim Nouveautes as soon as they wake their appearance, is therefore prepared to piease the most fa: ions tastes. | nov S-Smif | 486 CHOLOE FALL &8TOOK, 486 486......... PAPERHANGINGS. _.. 486 Justopened, a beautiful areorimentof Gold, Em broidered and medium priced Gilt paoers, Also. & varied aud choice steck of Satin and Blank Papers. Borders, Statues, Centre Pieces. &o- Orders for Paperhangings or Window Shades punctnally executed in city or country. | ~ Perms cash for goods and a or. | OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, | "The richest, handvorest and most varied stook | of Gilt snd Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in | the District. ater re warranted to be gilded with gol leaf and of superior workman- malio, a beantifal assertment of Oard Visite Frames of foreign and domestic manufacture, Al. goods warranted as represented 486 WINDOW SHADES, Different colors and sizes Window Shades in | store. Orders for any required style or size Shade made to order. PLOTUBE COBD AND TAssELS, Different sizes and colors Pictare Cord and Tas- sels, Rings, Nails, &c, 486 p Easter OARD VISIT® FRAMES, Oarved wood petctln f oey Frames in variety. PICTURES. ce Rngravings and Palutings for ay AREAL E 8, Bor 456 Seventh “ gale ember the Number, 486. u and ses) rem , “as ae se OUBLE THICK. aTHIg NORICH We ba ve justimap er abi .— We bavi now guuings large lock of DOUBLE: THICK Cc Ke Be asdelivered 1a aay part UE the city ios oh Sharge. and at lees thaa New York prions: "°° O- Houre-turntehing Score, 3181, Pe 1600 ee areca Mei ind ioe ste