Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Ford's Tuxatrer.— The grand national Military drama, illustrating American hearts, American hemes and American manners, entitled “The Pioneer Patriot; or, the Maid of the War-Path,” wasa great success last evening at Ford's. To night this beautiful ‘play will be repeated, as will also the amusing ‘comic play entitled “It takes two to Quarrel.” ‘To-morrow evening benefit of Mr. and Mrs. HH. Watkins. Grover's THEATER.—To-night will be pre- Sented at Grover's the delightful play, in six acts, entitled “The Romance of a Poor Young Man,” in which Miss Snsan Denin appears as “Marguerite,” and Mr. J. U. McCollom as “Mauuel,* Marguis de Ohampclay. Due Dotice will be given of the recovery and re-ap- pesisnce of Mr. Setchell. Koppitz’s grand orche-tra will to-night execute some brilliant and »«vel compositions. Sgavon Hatt.—The minstrels will be on hana i-night, at Seaton Hall, and will enter- tain the audience with the good singing and dancing for which they areso celebrated. The programme is changed nightly, always pre- seni ¢ new laughable features. OxrorRD Hatt —The well selected company a is place of amusement always succeed in pleasing those who favor them with their prrsence. The ball bas been refitted in elegant style, ind cempsres favorably with any in- stitution of the kind in the conntry. If you wish to enjoy a sexson of comfort and pleasure, give them a call. CaANTERBU RY.—The managers of Canterbury Ha!l are inclined to keep up with the times, as will be seen by referring to the long list of performers there engaged. Every night some- thing new is presented to the public, and every ‘week new performers appear on the stage. Opp FErLLows’ Lever To-niGuT.—The levee by the committee of the Library Asso- ciation, to purchase new books for their libra- TY, Will be hela this evening, at Odd Fellows’ @ll, on 7th street. Refreshments will be Turnisched at city prices. Let there bea full Attendance. —_—— St ANDREW'S Day.— Yesterday being the an- Biversary of the patron Saint of Old Scotia, it ‘Was observed by our Scottish fellow citizens, and especially by the St. Andrews Society, who celebrated tt by an anniversary supper at Welcker’s Buhler Restaurant, last evening. The table extended around three sides of the dining room, and was most tastefully orna- Mented. (ver the centre of the table a Star Syangies Banner of large size was displayed, Mr. W.R. Smith, the President of the Society, resided, supported on his right by Hon. Simon ‘ameron, and on his leffby Mayor Wallach. The chaplain, Rev. Mr. Elliett and J.0. Mc- Guire, Psq., Messrs. Gardner and A. Woodley, Vice-Presidents, and Secretary Spence, and ‘Treasurer Wilson were present, and we no- ticed at the table Mr. Ruthertord, one of the bailies of Glascow, who is now making an ex- tended tour of this country, Ben Perley Poore, Esq., Pay master Clark, of the Navy, J. F. En- nis, and W.J. Miller, of the Washington bar, and others. The company assembled around the table and after prayer was offered by Mr. Elliott they did full justice to the abundantly spread substantials, after which the cloth was re- moved. The President made a few appropriate re- marks caikng on the company to charge their lasses and announced the regular toasts as fol- ows 1. The day we celebrate and all who honor it. (Song, “T'was within a mile of Edinboro- town,” by Mr. Parsons.) 2. Seotia, Oh, Scotia, my dear, my native soll, For whom my warmest wish to Heayen is | sent, Long may thy hardy sons of rustic toil, Be blessed with health, and peace,and sweet content. (Song, “Scottish Kilbroas,” by Mr. David Buox. 3. The United States of America—The great brary of modern civilization; May the ight they baye shed on the world in the jastserve to guide them through this their our of trial. [Song, “Fiag of the Union,” by Mr. Parsons.) 4. The Cameron Clau; absent and present. {The piace of Gilbert Cameron, Esq., the former president, was vacant, but Hon. Simon Cameron was present.) Mr. Cameron responded, stating that the Jast time he met the society was in the begin- ning of the rebellion, when they gave an en- tertainment to A regiment of their fellow-citi- zens commanded by his brother, who after- ‘wards lost his life in battling for the cause of the Union, and as an evidence of the valor of that regiment, he would state that in that bat- tle six out of the ten captains were killed or disabled, and of the thirty lieutenants bat ten or tweive were fit fcr duty afterwards. That Tegiment had served with distinction tn vari us parts of the country after serving with the Army of the Potomac, being transferred to other scenes of conflict, and during their term after losing their colcnel, (the speaker’s broth. er,) four other colonels were killed, and when they returned home there were but 1s0 left. He paid a high tribute tothe Scottish charac- ter. Scotchmen were to be found everywhere and wherever found they were master men. Under the name of Englishmen they came over in the Mayflower—they were Scotch- English. {Lauybter.| They also settled in other paris of the country. Everywhere the Scoten were to be found, and they were not mere hewers of wood aud drawers of water— they were master men. In a list of twenty generals he had recently seen, fifteen were Scotch, or descendants from the Scoth. Grant was of Scottish extraction. and Wellington was of thesame, although said to be an Irishman. He was a Scoteh-lrish- man. (Laughter) Itis true that Washington Was nota Scotchman. fe yoice--Hewas Scotch- at {Langbter.} le Was not one of the F.F. V.’s. [A voice—I beg your was the “first familyof Virginia. ter and cheers. } Mr. Cameron con tinued—Yes, the first in the world. As an evidence of the superiority of Scottish mind over matter, he stated that the Jand in the neighborhoodot Edinburgh, which years Ago was sterile, was now rented at $10u per acre perannom. He then referred to the { institotions of this couvtry, and referred to his | friend McGuire as an instance of whata Scotch- Dan could be. He bad made aname to be proud of. Mr Cameron proceeded to remark upon na- tonal questions, and said he had never had | any doubt as to the result of the rebellion. Slavery was destined to be blotted out by the war. When he was in the Senate he was op- posed to agitating the elavery question. About 2 week betore Jeff Davis left the city, he met Mrs. Davis, who asked him to come up and ace Jet!, and he sccepted the invitation. In the course of the conversation the impending Tebellion was talked of, and the speaker satd then that if the South made war on the North the negroes would be turned against them; and Jeff. then promised that he would invade Penn- Sylvania and make his (the speaker’s) house Disheadquarters. He believed thatthe arming ofélaves was & wise and judicious measure, nd that no man who took up arms in defence of the country should be held as a slave. In conclusion he remarked that he always found friends among the Scotch, especially if be got in a ught place, and briefly returned his thanks for the compliment. S. The (,ueen of Great Britain and Ireland: | God bless her: revered and beloved at home, 3nd respected and honored abroad. |Song, “God Save the ()ueen,” by Mr. Woodley.) 6. The President of ‘the United States: The { honor: d recipient of the twice-told suffrages of his tellow-eitizens. In his early straggles and ister achievements the youth of America find a | fessor and a guide. |Song by Mr. Parsons.] 3. Tie Army ana Navy of the United States: Their sacrifices for liperty and justice nave fonolied their calling, while their prowess in battle bas rendered their country’s history yf [Song, “ Bold Soger Boy,” by Mr. Fuild} | ~. The Press: The great /ntelligencer, while it | z s iding star by night, 1t Chrovicles im the * Morning Our advancement in upholding a Ke- | Eublcan, Comsat ual Union, and hastens good | Times OH over tur Clobe. | Kesponded to oy Mr. Tracy, of the Repub- | ticon, Who gave in retura— | The St. Andrew's Society of Washington: | | | rdonu; his {Laugh- Web a gorvenrr tor its President, and A.Gard- her for its Secrets ay {t continue to culti- Vile the soci! amenities of life,and perpetaate the boble spirit of its ancestry. ©. The Cary « ashington: A monumental , tribute to the Father of our Country, may its Progressive development always be in as wor- ‘Ly bands as bis honor the Mayor. Mayor Waliach responded, taking the man- Yer in whieh the sentiment Bad been received & A compliment co the position, and mot per- @0usiiy. He referred to the laying out of the city Was intended to hays been magnificent be wha! intelivet had thought of—the tel of the mightiest country the world €v¥ersaw. [le pledg-d himself and the citizens With the sid of (heir Scotch friends, to use al efforts to carry out the original destgr. 10. Sister Societies And Kindred Associations througueut the world. May they be rival Only in works of tove and charity. The presideat catled unpoa Mr. J. F. Eanis, Temarks, (0 aster Milesian n MBrertion be woud demy, but he did not wish *sponded athuding, im the course of his baying understood Mr Cameron nothieg pure could come from a a -sed with other blood. This Denteriniongis psion He paid a bigh triv- Ble to the poer Burns. and also to Tom Moore, frelana’s poet, whom he pelieved to be & pure Milesian fie od by Urns, the Poe of «\1 peoples, and the idol of SWwown.” which cas drank with applause. i. The Me ot Washington. is farm- ‘Te egard was more benatifal than ermine; bis fmoreexsiies ‘han kings. The respect of Mukingd for his m~mory is only bounded by the Mm! ¢ ition. [French song b: Mr. K. Woodley. } C os 12. The Tming embodiments of God’s Love to Man. They set to melody the rock of the cradle, and illumine our path way to the grave. (Song—Green Grow the Rushes, O,” by Mr. Knox.} The regular toasts having been concluded. tne President gave ‘(#lascow bodies. May Gieacaw flourish,” which was drank with ap- plause. This brought out Bailie Rutherford, who said it was remarkable that he was here in the Capital of this great nation, and still more that he was among his countrymen. He had tray- eled considerable, and nad found Scotchmen every where—Caledonia Clubs an St. Andrew Societies. He noticed the growth of Glascow, and in behalf of that city returned its thanks for the honor they had done itin drinking to its prosperity. r The foilowing letter was read by the Presi- lent: WASHINGTON, Nov. 30th, 1361.—My Dear Sir: Of the festive occasions to which I am by the kindness of friends ofien tempted, there is not one which I forego with so much reluctance as the periodical gathering of the sons of Scot- land, the country of my forbears,on the annual commemoration of their patron Saint. It is, however, one of the privations of age, toOwhich I must submit without repining, and find what compensation I may inthe more quiet and fitting comfort of the fireside. Your association which was originally so small as to be merely experimental has now lived through its first decade, gathering strength and stability with every added year and thatit may with the happiness of its in- dividual members continue to flourish as an honored society, “till Birnam wood do move to Dunsinane,” or Calton Hill kiss Ben Lo- mond, is with many thanks tor your kind in- vitation, the sincere wish of Your obliged and most respectful friend, V. W. SEATON. To W.R. Suita, President St. Andrew’s Society. The health of ‘*W. W. Seaton, long may he Wave,’ was drank with applause. Mr. Guild sung “The Darling Old Stick” in amanner which “brought down the house,” and as the small hours were growing we left the company in the height of enjoymeut, sing- ing, toasting, speech making, and story telling. ee Drav.—Mr. Wm. Dalton, a much respected citizen, one of the oldest hackmen in the Dis- trict, died at his residence, on F street north, between Sth and 7th streets, last evening, after a prolonged illness. Mr. Dalton was a native of England, but bad resided in this country nearly his entire life, the last thirty years of which were spentin this city in the backing business; and in that business he was well and favorably known throughout the District and by the traveling community. Hawas a mem- ber of Columbia Lodge, I. O.O. F., which Lodge will attend his faneral to-morrow after- noon. a Mr. Benson, of the National.Hotel, came up from the Lower Potomac on Tuesday with one hundred and seventy-seven wild ducks, the fourth instalment for this season, which has thus far given six hundred against two thousand five hundred for the entire season last year. In this last remittance there is a good proportion of canyas-backs, which were becoming numerous up tothe commencement of the present Indian summer days, when they suddenly disappeared. See Grand LARENCY.—Last night Mary Miller, | & girl who resides at the house on 12th, near | C street, known to the police as Castle Than- der, and kept by Madam Koener, was arrested by officer Carraher upon a charge of stealing #25 from a soldier named Andrew Faultz. The soldier occupied a room with the girl, and when he came out his money was gone. Justice Boswell held her to bail for court. en PLAYING HighwayMAN. — Maggie Kirby ‘Was arrested last night by officer Franklin for assault and battery on Annie Reynolds, and robbing her of & neck-tleon toe highway. ‘The case was taken before Justice Bosweil, but the prosecuting witness not having been notified, the prisoner was held for turther hearing. a Tse Concgrt to take place to-morrow eve- ning at Wesley Chapel, we understand is to be a fine musical entertainment, and that several distinguished persons are expected to attend. Mayor Wallach, with his usual liber- ality, is aiding the cause of philanthrophy, and he and President Lincoln and lady are ex- pected to be present, ge Jvupe8 Bates’ Furniture.—The household furniture of Attorney General Butes was sold yesterday morning, at public auction, by Messrs. MeGuire & Co., at his residence on F street, between Sixth and Seventh. Judge Bates will remove his family tothe West some time during the present week. SS SS GRAND ConceRT.—Don’t forget the grand concert on Friday evening next by the young ladies of the panic schools of the second dis- trict, for the benefit of the Protestant Orphan Asylum, to be held at Wesley Chapel, corner F and 5th sireets north. aS FEstivaL.—The ladies will hold their festi- yYaland supper at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Nav; Yard, to-night, for the benefit uf Rev. Wm . Reese, who has been drafted. Let all attend, as this is the closing night. Be Ss GRAND SACRED Concert.—The choir of St Matthew's Church, assisted by excellent yocal and instrumental talent, will give a grand sa- ered concert in the basement hall of their church on Sabbath evening next. eS LS oe M. BANNon, as agent, sold at public sale, on Thursday last. a farm within one mile of Beltsville, for $5,700. Edward Larman, of Washington, purchaser. —_—_—_-o—_—_—— Not THE Proper TiTLe.—In our notice of the arrival of the Currituck, the name of Pay- master F. Clark inadvertently appeared as Paymaster’s Clerk Clark. ne CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.—Professor Wolow- ski, the distinguished Pianist and Vocalist, continues his Piano Forte and Singing Classes by his entirely new system, at his new resi- dence, 353 6th s treet, between H and I streets. SPEOIAL NOTIOES. ge Wuen you rest a Covcn or broncial affection creeping on the lungs, take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and cure it before it becomes incurable. de l-lw Srecrau Notics.—The old and well established firm of Weisenfeld & Co.,Odeon Hall. corner of avenue, invite the es- goeds at the very lowest marg ns; and as we have ys had eur goods made equal to custom work the public will favor us with acall, and 1 guarantee every article as recommended, We invite attention to our very large stock of Fur- ishing Goods, comprising every article neces- sary to furnish the most complete outfit in this city, and at prices that lds competition. RISERFELD & Co., nov 23-2 corner 4% street and Penna. av. Conaarn’s Homsy soar. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in ita nature fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in tra action upon the skin. For sate by all Draggisteand Fancy Goods Dealers. ja25-001 On the th instant. by the Rev. B. H, Nadal, at the Methodist Protestant Church, sth st. WAB- REN CHOAIE to Miss KATE M. RAGAN, both of this city. * At Baltimore, on the 29th November. by the Nev. Mr. Dickson, CHARLES C, TUCKER, of Washington, B.C ,.to MARY A. EVANS, daugh- ter of L. Cowles, Esq., of tae former place. * se + On the evening of the 3uth ult., WILLIAM DAL- TON. a native of Yorkshire, England, and for the ast thirty vears a resident of tis city, in the 7th year of his age. i ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral. from bis late residence, as 431 ¥ street, between 6th and 7th streets, on Fri day, the 2d in-t., at 2 0’clotk p. m. s On the 3’th November, MARY ELIZABETH, deloved wife of Edward 8. Martin. after @ long iil- pess, of consumplion, aged 23 years She's gone ! the spotiess soul is gone, havt to her place above; nD walls are broken down- ange!s#peed he} And, sbouting on their And gaine her restin ise Her friends and scquain are respectfally invited to attend her funeral to morrow evening at2o’el ck from Christ Church, on @ street south, between 6th apd 7th streets east > November 28, ELIZA MASTERSON, cf her age. = LUMBER AND Woop! HE Owner of a steam saw will, stunted at but a short distance of this city, would tike to sell eae eS LUMBER, . Chestnut, Gum and Hickery—to be cut at cee eas ee suit parchasers., Also, would sell one thousand cords of woop, more or Jesa—to be delivered im this city during th i i For more particulars direc’ to MR. 8. at the office of thi stating directions, and partic- Blar attention will be paid inimediately. no2s-Iw* [J ATS AND FY ; I are 4) uh Ln and Boys, Ladies, Misses, ety. Latest styles and finest qualities, lowest Market ier BH, STINEMETZ, no l4-2w 4 Pa. av,, near ith st. 23 WANTS. Se ee eee ANTED—2 first class WAITE t T. PO- Wriniinrane 38 Pacer eS helt ANTED—A good © L Please W inquire 355 nae ewe ear et QWANTED_4 SITOATION by « young elt! to Cock, Wash an si ty between Land No ved ecm Apply at 20th atree WANTED—A GIRL to do the general housa- work in a private family, Reference reauired, Apply at No. 401 6th st., bet. Gand H. del-2t* WANTED-By a respectable girl aSITUaTION WV as cook, washer andironer, Good refereace even ff required. Address Box 43 Star office, ANTED_By a respectable irl, a BIT- WW UaTION ae conte cette? eae eee, Tivate family. Apply on ith street, second Gace ‘rom L. - 203. V ANT By a respectable woman, a SITUA- TION as chambermaid or nurse, ' Will asrist in washing and ironing, Address Box No. Ae 1” office. i W ANTED—By a young woman, a SITUATION as nurse and te do plain sewing, or to do the general housework of a small family, Address Box No, 2%, Star Office de 1-2t* W ANTED_—By three young gentlemen in the Departments, BOAKD in a strict, first class Gathers age family. Address with terms, &c., fortwo . R.C,,”’ Star Office, de 1 2t* ANTED—A good WHITE GIRL as nuree. att FOR RENT AND SALE. ey | For other “For Rent and Sale” see first page.) ‘OR RENT—A 8TO! tween 6th and7th ste. ‘OR RENT—A four story BRICK HOUSE, coa- taining 8 rooms, with gas. situated on the corder of zdand H. Applynextdoor, dec] 3t™ Fo RENT—Two unfurnisned ROOMS. s for peu ker nine: Toquire at Grocery Store, corner 17th and K streets west. dq ROOMSTO RENT, WITH WATER and gas, to gentlemen only ferences re quired, Apply at No. 454 1ihatreet. dec 1-3t* fOR REN T—A large fur od PARLUR aad CHAMBER at No. 508 F at , between (ith aad 2th, del 3t" Rous FOR RENT—For a small fanily, on 1th street, No.d75, between D and E strests, Lal- and, de 1 3t* Fo’ RENT—Two large, well furnisned FRONT ROOMS, and two smaller roome adjotniag. Apply at No. at No, 400 Datrest he- a 1-3t* 59, on lth street, between ( ant H Streets, west side. dec 1-6t" For RENT—H« USE No, 415 12th street, be- tween New York avenue C st Furniture or ensue for sale, Inquire on the premises. For RENT—Two communicating ROOMS, oa first tioor—Parlor and Bed Chamber—suitable for M. C..at 373 E street, between 9th and 1th Bt) cete secoud door east trom Lith. south aide, Apply at 469 Sth et, n 30 AD WANTED—In ano ». Address in hand- 4 writing of applicant, pg age and resi- dence, Box 711, City Post Office. nov 3)-3t* \ J ANTED—A BELL BOY, a PORTER aad 2 MAN to work on afarm nearthe city. Ap- ply at the U.S. Hotel. Pa av. nm 40-2" WANTED IMMEPIATELY—three first class MILLINERS. MI33 M. J, PLATT’S, 246 Pa. avenue, up stai it Bb 3)-2t* W ARTED— By a respectable <irl, a SITUA- TION as chambermaid or cook in a ainall Address to the Star, Box No, 17 Star Office. =i " nov'3) V 7 ANTED—A good plain COOK, washer and irover, Also, a inurse and chambsrmaid, Good references required. Apply at 403 C street, bet. 3d and 4*s, ____GOSi-2t? WArzees first class MILLINER and (RIM MER. Apply immediately, at No. 4 Market Space, second private family, oor from 9th street, up stairs, _ nov -2t" _ WANTED-—A renpectable WHITE GIRL to do housework. Reference required. Apply immediately at 116 High street, Georgetown. Dov 30 2t* _ YWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS DESIRK 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 last employer. Please call at No. 341 4th street, be- tween F andG. ov 30-2t* WASTED A young GIRL to do the general VV housework of a family, For further par- ticulars apply at the store, No. 100 Bridge street, Georgetown. D.C ne 29 3t* ETROPOLITAN R_R. COMPANY. Nov, 2, 1#54.— WANTED IMMEDIATELY — 1,500 Loads of PAVING STONE The atone must be from 5 to 9inches, and will be paid for on the de- jive: f 10 loads along the line of the track. Oy ENN SP OEIAMTRL PB. BROWN no 2 WANTED To inform the lad: that I have just received Cloaks and Dresses made to order, in the very latest New York styles, French Cal d kee. CHARLES LUDMAN no 33-1w* 357 Dst., bet, 9th and Lith, y 7 ANTED—A HOUSE containing five orsixfur nished rooms. by a smail family without chil- terms, location,&c. | nov 36 eo3t* WET NURSE WANTED. | Apply to Dr. W. P. boursofSand9a m.and12and!l p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few ANTED—Ladien’ and Gent's CAST -OFP CLOTHING. WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNI of Washington President M. R, R. of CLOAK PATTERNB. Ladie: luting done from one to twenty inches deep dren, Address re »” Btar Office, stating JOHNSTON, No, 466 7tb street, between the months. nov 25 TURE. erany kind of Peraonal Property. Ladies attended to by Mra, SMITH, No, 416 B street, near the Post Onice. nov 23-Im* WY ANTED tates to call and see my new pa:- terna for Slippers, Smoking Caps, Pincush- ions. Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes, Bands, Pantalets, Skirts, &c.; particularly to examine our Baby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts for infants. The only place in towntogetthem. We are the only persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. WM. PRINCE. nov 23-tf 351 Fat., bet, 8th and 9th. ANTED- Six MEN. to canvass for Life Inau- ranceCompany Inquire at MAURY & COW Bankers, No, #17 7th street, nov 15 eolzt* MONTHLY NURS American widow, 2) years’ experience, best references given, would like a few engagements. Has no objections taother kind of sickness, if contagious. Appry. till December 1,519 H st., between 6th and 7th. nov }1-eotdec! I EER SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street. Georgetown, D. C RAMSBURG & BBERT. nov 16-tf WANTS ro let every lady in Washington know where to get their FLUPING done, perly and promptly, without inter, to color or ‘abric, 243 Penn'a avenue, south side, between lth and 13th eta. nov 8-Im* WANTED—A BOILER capable of driving a 10- horee power engine. Address Mr. BAKER, Btar Office. nov2-tf Rens FOR RENT—Three or four Furnisued CHAMBBRS; also. with water and gas,andase of batn and parlor, fur rent to gentlemen, Apply at 490%, north side of Massachusetts avenue, be tween ith and Sth sts, decl tf 8 SALE—A HOUSS and LOT. together with the STOCK and FIXTURES of a small gro cery. including the house furniture. The house and lot will be sold with or without the store or furniture, Inquire on the premises, No. 147 Vei- oo Possession given immediately. e161" TPORENT oto Pleasant ROOMS. Apply at the corner of Massachusetts avenue and 3d street east. nov 3)-3t OR RENT—Ten (10) SMALL HOUBES, suitable for colored persons, on E street, between I7th and 15th streets, nov 3$)-2t* FOX, RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS in a private family, at 541 Hetreet, between sth and (th, suitable for4 geptlemen. n 30 3t* QE FRONT ROOM FOR RENT, farcished or unfurnisbed. Inquire at No. 549 Ma. ay., between 6th and/7th ats, n 'P}HREE ROOMS FOR REN room furnished if desired ily,one square from the cars. No. * East Capitol at, nov 30 2t* ‘OR KENT. nished BED-ROOMS in the EC’ second story, or & Bed-room and Parlor on the first ticor for rent, at 341 F street, between %th and lth, nov 30-3t* {OR RENT—Two large front ROOMS and one single ROOM, neatly furnished, at 509 KB st., between 2d and 3d st ery low, References re- quired. ne 3)-lw* FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—Range, gas, bath. Or will belet in suites to Membera of ess, Apply at 153 G street, between 19th ith nov 3-lw* F R SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES ot aRagand Junk Store. at the Island Hall, corner 6th street and Va. avenue, doing a good business at present, For further particulars in- quire at the hall, Boy 3)-3t* A RARE CHANCE—FOR SALE-A new frame HOURE containing two rooms and a cellar, 30 by 123g feet, suitable for an Oyster saloon, store room or any other business, rituated on C at... b-t. New Jerscy avenueand Ist street. Any one wish- ing to buy had better call at once ‘or farther particulars apply at J. WALDHEIMER’S, on the premises, Do S0-4t* ros SALE—A new three story brick HOUSE, 2 southwest corer of 24 and Market ats, George: own, D. “eonnecting—bed- in private fam Reut moderate, A C.,containing 17 rooms, with all the latest improvements, in perfect order, A Brick Stable, Ice House and all necessary outbuildings attached. House 45 by 49,lot 4) by 150. Price $e. Terms easy, and possession when required. ‘or farther particular apply ou the premises. no" n* ( NE FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT- For one or two gentlemen, inquire at No. 583 L at., between 6th and 7th. nov 29 3t* {OR RENT—The Ist of December, three fur- ished ROOMN, at 455 12th street, between G and H. = __no 29 3t* FOR RENT Three laren UNFURNISHED KOOMS ip a private family, Rent $158 month in advance, Inquire at the Btar Office. n29-3t"_ [FOR RENT Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS Apply atthe ature corner New Jersey avenue and G street. nov 2-3t" [OR BEST Furnished ROOMS can be obtsinet at Noa 16 th street west, between F and G, nov 29 3t* ORE LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR RENT—Far- nished or unfurnished, at 4§9 E street, be tween 3d and 4th ‘streets, References required. Rov 2-3t* AUOTION SALES. See eer THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BY J. 0, McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, CHANCERY 8ALE OF VALUABLE SQUARR OP GROUND ON 7TH 8T WER ET. AND RHODE ISLAND AY.) ORT WRENG On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, December 1 34: o'el_ck,om the premines, by virtue of a4 of the late Circuit Courtaud an amen ted decree of the Supreme Court of the D'strict of Onlumbie. sitting asa Courtof Equity, the latter decree da. tea 28th of April, 1864, and rend: acavse. No. 2 Elizabeth Breat is complainant, and 8 defen le of Squ except two lota heretofore told, an twenty five desirable Building Lots, fronting re- spectively on7th and 8th streeta west, between Q street and Rhode Island avenue. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and I2 months, with interest secured to the aatiafac- tion of the trustee, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. All conveyances and stamps at the expense of purchaser, penasels ¥, CARROLL BRENT, Trustee. nov ll-eod _*'J.0 McGUIKB & CU. Aucts, BY W.B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, 200 GOLD AND &lIL R WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS JE RY, &c.. &e. THIS FVENING. at clock, at our Sales Rooms. 307 Pennsylvania avenve. we shal] oom- mencey the sae of an exteusive assortment of Guld and Silver Lever and other Wal + large lot of Gold Chains, Jewelry. aud Pancy Goods nov H-2t W.&. LEWIS & CO , Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets nerth, HOUSEHOLD ANB KITCHEN U: Noman FURNITORE AT A On FRIDAY, the 24 day of December. at 10 ovcl-ek a. m., we shall eel. at the residence of a gentleman declinicg housekeeping. att of Mistouri avenue and 3d street west, od as- sortanent of Furniture, Carpets, &c., consisting im ut, Marble-top amd other Bureaus, Cent ad gpa Paintey tr a other Tables, rf Bedsteads, ‘ardrober, Chairs. W ; Cottaze Sets, Window chutes eneends Hair. Husk and other Mattresses, Three ply, I id y . On Globee Pir other Carpets, Parlor and othar Stoves, Large lot of Kitchen Kequisites, And many other articles teo numeronsto mention, Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct. Rnovwnd BY W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN- SYLVANIA AVENUR AND THE WASHING- TON CIRCLE AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 7th instant, at4 o'clock, we willsell in front of ‘the premises, sabcivision of Square 27, fronting 24 feet on the south ride of Pevna. avenue, and running back to K street, between 24th and 25th streets, mear the Circle. and improved ment Brick Dwelling, in good repair. Possession given immedi: Terms: One-halfeash; ce in Bix and twelve Mmoniba. secured by a deed rust on the premi see, With int “deel W.L. WALL & ©0., Aucts, ec ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fieri facias, ireues from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the Diatrict of Columbia, and to me directed. £ will expose to public sale, for cash, on FRIDAY, the 23d day of December, bod the fropt of the Court House door of said Distric*. b furnished with gas and tely. 12 o'clock M., the following property, to-wit, vi All that part of Lot No. 23, in square No. 901, b: ginuing ata point in the of 8th street east, 5 feet 4inches north from the southeast corner of said lot; running thence north, with tbe line of said strect, 16 feet 5 inches; thence west by a line at right angle with said street, to the alley in the rear of said lot; thene: th the line of asid alley, eouth 1 feet 8 inches; thence by a straight line to the beginning, with the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the pre ‘ty of Trae mas M Brush, and will be avld to satiafy judicials No. 25, January term, 185!. io favor of Reniamin B. Morrell. Ww PED AMON, |. Ma: deol d 22 UE 1, D.C, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526 corner 7th and D streets north. VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF NBW AND 88- COND- HAND FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL- CLOTHS, &c., AT AUCTION, On SATURDAY, the 3d instant, at 10 o'clock a, m., we sbali sell in front of our Auction Rooms, No. 526 7th street, corner of Dst,, a general as: goztmebe of Houschcld Furniture, consisting in arto: Walnut marble top Bureaus 0 Washstands Do do Tables Do French Bedsteads Cottage Sets Cettage and rourd corner Bedsteads Ten Brussels, 3-ply and Ingrain Carpets Ball and Stair Oilclotbs Hemp and Rag Carpets Cooking, Parlor aud other Btoves R REN ROOMS, con With many cther articles of Second-hand rx arlor re ‘8, dining- Furnifare which we deem unnecessary to enu- | i ¥ treet, bet, erate. rogm.and kitehen, Inquire at Ya W stiest,pet. | Merit: GneaN & WILLIAMS, Austs, .OR SALE—A large DRAUGHT HUBSE Ha Z : LIAM, i . Pee vo kten by fnguinine att: THOMPSON'S. | [RY GREEN & WIL Bi Auctioneers 367 Penn. avenue, opposite National Hotel, nov 23-3t™ - ——— FORN SHED KOOMS FOR RENT, with Board. No.1 Franklin Place. 1 street, between isth and Mth, A few Table Boarders can be accummo- dated. nov FOR BENT Two pleasant Parnished BO MS, communicating, with breakfast,at 261 Kighth street, between Macd N, within one block of 7th street Cara. nov 29 6t" HO WANTS TO BUY GOOD AND OHEAP CIGARS, callat No. 39. corner 7th and H ets, (nov 2-im*) REDERIOK SEITZ. WARTED Ladics who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it sught to he, go to the only practical hand intown. That is we. PRINOE. 3*1 F street, who hason hand 75,60 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he is able to meet any op- pesition. Goods stamped while you wait. Look out ladies in whose hands you give your goods We are Tpaponsible for every article we stamp. Rov ANT ED-SEOOND HAND FURNITURE ‘Alto, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BRD8, BED- DING, ani HOUBEFURNISHING GOODS ofevery dercription. _B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, ie 8-¢f be! ide. Gand B EDUCATIONAL. Glaonestown PEMALE SBMINARY.—A B Boarding and Day School, 151 West st: . Georgetown, D. GO. The duties of this institution mi pe anes September am Circalare may be Tessing the princip: novigim= MJ. HARROVER, HHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND MATHEMATICS, cor, 7th and E sts., opposite the Post Office. Day School for Boye. $5 per month. No charge for Instrumental Musi ening Classesfrom¢ to9 p.m. oc2) Im* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NION HOTEL, U Corner Bridge and Washington ats,, @eorgetown, D.C. ‘Phis old established Hotel si now open to receive travellers and strangers. First class board at $2.5) per day. ne 12-Im* ID YOU GET ONE? If not, go at once to the new TIN STORE of PALMER & BRO., 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 ONITED STATES, (Cook.) The FANNY FORRESTKB. (Cook.) The BOILER TOP CROTON. Phe VIOLET, and other Radiators, LATROBES, &., &c. All Stoves, &c., guarantied to be as represented, Don’t forget, No, 90 Bridge Loolrsbed D0 etown. D. 0. nov -1m “OrPALMER & BRO. G Rrerrown CORPORATION 8TOOK,.— Those persons who may be disposed to pur- chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears an interest of six per cent. ps anoum, parable quarterly cap odtain some by applying WM AIRD, Gierk ofeaid Corporation, oc 1-dtD1 (TOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the Petomac Tow Company’s boats, ‘ Potomac,” Seer carte and “Bolle ‘aven.”’ Apply to the ns on board, or a “°F JOHN B. DAVIDBON, Water street, George ADIES! LADIESt! My stock of MILLINERY GOODS must be id off. Come and buy for half price, J.P. HERMAN, (No. 80° treet, Island.) _Bov 3 -1w* SEVENTH STREET. " = 421 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Having just returned from New York, I would respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, to our large and well assorted atock of Goods, comprising : ia iPS arda of SHEETINGS. $1.25, ETINGS. from 6 to7d cencs, Heavy CANTON FLANNELS, 65 cents, HAMILTON, best.7) con's. Bleached and Unbleached MUSLINS, 37% to 40 ents. ICO, in grent variety, 3) cents. GiMreol White sud Col-ted FLANNELS, 6 cte, ce ‘A large stock of SHLKT BUSOMS. 35 cents, OURELIN DELAINES, first quality, 45 cents, BATINKTS. for Heys’ weer, 75 to 8) cents, OP SKIRTS, (lore aprings,) $1.00, Rowat variety of Ladies and Geat’s GLOVE:, cheap. "ESaBes in great variety, WLS very low. SPOOL COTTON, Green & Daniels’, 200 yards, 10 cents. rds SPOOL COTTON. Clarks’, 6% cents, yardality PINS aud NREDUBS.'S centr, Bet autlyariety of LADIES’ CLOAKS, from Anctlos. from $1) upwarda NOBS ALPACAS at greatly reduced prices. MEKINOMS cortment of GENTLEMBN'S TUR: NisfING GOODS, which we offer to ell very low. ssortment o! In fact 8 Hn AND PANC? GOODS, in variety sufieient Fo sae te pont, femielons: e, tothe J ‘ore o! eT SULICS SYCEL. Be SALE—The FIXT: RES of a Meat and Pro- vision store, good ication, :ent moderate Satisfactory reasoa given for selling, No. 417 6th st,, bet. F and G sts, Foe RENT—Two suits of ROOMS, suitable for Congressmen, cr geutlemen nd their wives, 002 E street, between 24@ and 3d with Board, DOV 29-3t* Fo BALE—A RESTAURANT, n0 good business, Bor particulars inquire mediately atthe bar of the American House. streetand Pa. ay. D2). URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—In a private family, at No.445 C atreet, between Ist sad Nov 20-e03t* OR RENT--BRKICK HOUSE on the gorner of 4}. street and Missouri avenue, near Pa. ay; 14 reoms: water and laa in it. Apply to H. 8, JOHNSTON, No. 373 Va avenue, between 4'2 and 6th sta, = n 29-e03t" eR fALE—A substantial frame BUILDING, 20x30; Btable for stabling four horses: two Wagons, one Horse, & complsce Mineral Water Bottling Apparatus; about 15! grosa Bottles, Boxes, and all the fixtures belonging to and used in carrs- ing on the bottling business. Iuquire at No 167 Eaat 3d street, CapitolHill, 029 en3t™ Foe RENT OR SALE—A BRICK HOUSK, on East Capitol street, between 3d aniston, No 7, with W rooms.a good cellar. a rain water cis- Apply at noZd.3t* = 2d. tern.and an outbuilding. For terms inquire of A. SCHONEORN, at the office in the eastern Capi tol garden. nov 29 3t" ENT. Free a FURNISHED ROOMS. A suits of Haudsomely Furnished PARLORS and BED ROOMS, in one of the most DESIRABLE and pleasant situations iv tre city, and only ona minut+s walk of Willarvs’ Hotel and Peun’a ay,, No, 457 ith st, weet side, nov 20-1w* @URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Two hand- somely FURNISHED PAKLOKS ani CHLAM- BERS, ali on the first tloor, auitabie for a family or single gentlemen. with or without board. Any Members er others wishing to have comfort abie quarters for the winter can kecure then by au early application st J.P, CRUTCHETT'S, nov 29-1w” ©. 477. corner 6th and D sts [)SEEBABLE [FURNISHED ROOMS— Suitable for married gentlemen with their wives, oF ; aléo for wingle gentlemen, at No. it, between E ana F bev 2 6t* WO LET—Two large ROOMS. on Peunsylvania avenue, N 5, snitable for stores or offices. Apply on the premises, or at No. 265 H street, be- tween Isth and lth nov 23 tf TPWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS. suitable for housekreping, cau be had hy applying at No 452Ms«t. No persen with children need apply. nov 28-1w* SOR SALE—The stock of GOODS of w corner I store On 7tb street, Navy Yard. including taree LEASE of the ® a Trem shove, and a xood cellar. at the nowiual reat of $25 per month. Price only $s. é Biso, ARESTAURANT (adjoining the above, with Billiard Tab'es and three years Lease at $4) per month, for i irveadlitosstnsnt estGt0 f v erties wil! be sold together fo 0, Tee MITCHKLL & SONS, Rea! Estate Brokers, nov 28 6t 8. E. cor. Pa. av. and 1th st. OR RENT—A front aud back PARLOR. Also, } one third story ROOM suitable for two gen- tlemen, with Board. at $45 exch in advance, at No Ert., be ) th spd lth - Boy 25-1w* OR KENT—One large handsor farnished I FRONT ROOM on first tleor, sui gentlemen. Inquire at 138 G street, between 2 avd 22d bts nav 23st" ‘OR SALE—Au EATING HOUSK, with sll the FR tares tor steaming ovsiers, in’s good. loca tion, ‘The reason for se iukuess.. For par ticulars inquire on the premises, No, 359 Mary laud av., between 9th and With sts nov 25 1w* OR RENT—Oce large aud well’furaiched PAR LOK; also, several other rooms, two siouni- cating Witb ihe parlor, will be let s-perate or to gether. Price moderate, Situated 31™ north B rs apite! Hall, within half#square of City cars, and pear the Capitol, _ Boy 26-1w* SURNISUED HOUSE FOR RENT. Apply at I 419 Isthstreet, nov eH aw ypOR SALE—The 8TOUK AND P kK firat-class Confectioners. Appiy 7th street, corner of I. OR SALE—A RESTAURANT, with the fix- I tures. now doing a very fair business. The House will be rented to party purchasing, on rea- sonable terms, For particulars inquire at the northwest corner of Sd street west and I str eet orth. nor 26 eo3t ALUABLE FAKM FOR 3ALS—This Fars is ey miles of Washington, ty adapted fora marketgardes. All the i well adapted for this purpose. Aconifortabledwetling house on the prem Will be sold cheap for “ash. Inquire of JOHN A, BAKER, at J. P. BARTHOLOW'S Agricultural Warehouse, 558 7th street, Washington, D.C. no 26-eo3t* * SOR RENT—Hand-omely farnished RVOMS, FE singly and in suits, supplied with gas sud water, at No, 500 Nth street, between Pa. avenud and A ~WM,Tast* OR RENT—Handsomely furnished HUSK, E No. 431 lth st. Lmmediate posression. able for @ private family Stable ond house. Security and refereoce required. TRUSTBE’S BALE OF SEVENTY-THREE VAL- ee BUILDING LOTS ON PORTE Oar. A E +H BORHOOD OF ST ALOYSIUS CHURCH AND THE 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 records of this county, on the 3d day of Augast, 1464, B shall sell— to 33, on North Capitol street, nd I streets north, each Lot being stout 20 feet im front by 10 feet in depth to an alley. Lots No, 2 to 3), on H street north, between North Capitol and lat street eset, erch lot being 20 feet in front by 144 feet in depth to a thirty-feet aliey, with outlets on Hand I streets. - 78 to 83, and also Let between H_ aod I streets north, each vat 2 feet in front by 10 feet in depth toanelicy hese Lots are located in a most derirable and rapidly improving part of the city,and pr-seat an opportunity for a safe and good inveatment. ern» One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12. months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises, jeonvorances and stamps at the cost of the pur chaser A payment of $25 on each Lot will be required at the time ot sale. . Bhould the terms of sale not be complied with within five days after the sale. the Truster reserves the righ! to re sell tha property, at the risk and +xpense ©! the defaulting purchaser, op one week's notice put lished in one of the gaily pavers in this city. A. THOS. SMITH, Trastes Lov io-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. n@'T1iB ABOVE SALE IS POBTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, the 8th inetant, at the same hour. in frontot the City Hall Sale peremptory By order of the Trustee, aera GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 9= La. ay., bet. 9th and 10th ats. BALE 0) HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &0 Op SATURDAY MORNING, December 3. com- mencing at SVoMioce swe will sell at the Bazsar- comprising aboat— FIFTY HORSES. Inclu ing some very Gne Harness, Saddle, and Work Horses, Full description at sale. LSO, Pair -plendid Morses, @arriage, Harness and Rober ALso with pole and shafts, 1 cone hand Buggies, a 7 plate poollectt of a Sble New and rele and Carriages. big agors. Buggies, Wagorr. Carte, “itable for Sutlots: Harness, &c.. with which '' c sale wi!) coms ance. 2 Famil Coverrd Carriages agon and = ‘A130, Balew of Horses regular every Tuesday, Thursday aud Satureay. aio, at private sale ~L. WALL & ©v., Austa, YW.L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers § uth corner Venn svenue and oth street. Carreges and Here Dos wi THE EFPECTS OF A LIVERY STABLE aT | & AUCTION On MUNDAY MUENING. December 5. com mencibe at ll o'clock, we will sell, at the Livery Stable@! W.J. Pove on K street, betwrea 8th aud oth streets, Navy ¥ his entire stock of Hore>* Carringes &e., cou sing— 1) Work and Srddle Horses 2 Calaseh lages 1Open Car 1Cheriot light Hearse 4 kets Double He rness Beth -ugle Harners hot) sr artielr~ used in the Stable 8 cas! W OL. WALL & CO, Aucts. C or aN JEWELRY AT é WwaATC b ‘ a HEAP WHOLESALE, Rutlers, Country Merchants, Pedl; and ceost- al traccra supplied at immense bargains Wet hes und Jewelrs «! every description in aby putteru or quality. «od in any quantity, constantly oa | hand and wisvete order, — Estimates of any clan of work furnished. Good Canvassing Olerks te ces and fall deseriptinas free, Ad L GAUGHAN, 716 Prondway, New pev 2-1 a oe T.& BURR & BROTHER, DEALERE IN HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES. UMBRELLAS, &0. No. 3*% Seventh street, near I treet. el one EE ee ee > DRE 8 LISES, CARPET, LEATHBR and can SBN VABS TRAVELING BAGS, &e., compri sing the most extensive variety of t: i e quisiter, to be found in this ci’ eatnling 9 a two-stery aud base- — AUOTION SALES, FUTURE DaYs. Y¥ BROOKER & BELLRW, Auctioneers. B No, 346 north 7th etree. ber Tend K, Sales EVERY EVENING, commencing at 6% o'clock. of a general atsortment of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Soa mbs rushes, Perfamery, Stationery, fine Gilt Albums, Pictures, &c.. Out door sales attended toon the most reason- able te-ms. Consigoments respectfilly solicited, nev 103m BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucta, BY WM. L. WALL & CO , Auctioneers, UNITED STATES ARSHAL’B BALE "OF eRe »SLOOPS ‘JAMES LANDY" AND In virtue of two warrants of sale iseued from the Clerk's office of the District Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed. T will expose to ublic sale, ‘or cash, on TUESDAY, the 6th day of ecember. ! at3o'clock p.m . on the Potomac river, at the foot of Sixth street wharf— The Sloop “James eee her Tackle, &c., and the Sloop *Zior,” her Tackl=. &c, LaMON. U8. Marshal. WARD H noy 30-d&de W.L. WALL & 00, Aucts. BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, EXECUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- SR DOP eaEr IN GEORGETOWN, aT On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, December 7th, at 4 o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premise No. 102 Wert street, part of Lot No.2}, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown, fronting abeut SI ee inches on West street, between Congress al Washington streets, and running back to «12 foot paved alley The improvements consist of a well-built two- story Brick House, containicg nine reoms and cel- lar. with gas throughout the house Terms. On \f cash; balance in 12 months, se- cured by a deed of trust'on the property. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Tith fect. Me periect SOHN BH. CHEW, Executor, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, {Tntel ] — nov 26-4. _ | oe ae QALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN AND GRAIN es SACKS, Chief Quartermaster's Ufica. Depot Washington, 2 Washineton, D C., Noy. 82. 1864, Will be cold at public auction, at Seveoth-atreet Whart, Washington, D.C., on TUESDAY, 6th of December, 1864, at li o'clock a.m.,a quantity ef Damaged Grain. consisting of about 3.0.0 Buskels Corn, 3,650 Bushels Oats, and about 30,00) Damaged Grain Backs. Successful bidders must remove their purchases one your the 1 a of December s erme—Cash in Government fands. D.H. RUCKER, and Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Wuskington, D. CG. @ALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP Ly AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT CUTTINGS, &c. Cuer QUABTERMASTER’S OFFiog, Daret or WASHINGTOR, .., Waserneron, D. C., November 23. 1864. Will be ncldat public auction, at Government | Warehonse Neo. 6. on 17th, between H and I streets | porth Washingtun cits, D. © ,on THURSDAY, . 1864. under the direction of Capt. D. @. THOMAS, M. 8. K ,U.8. A., alotof condemned | clothing. &c . consisting Brigadier Gen") mores ee | ,infantry and Cavalry Coats, Troy Shirts, Drawers, Felt Hat) ‘rumpets. Bi Metall 8 ales. Brome, Fines, Tents. Boo! ese Pani Kettles, Ppades, Shovels, es. Hate nie Haversacks, Canteens, Old Iron, Brass, Rope, c ALSO, About 10) tons of Tent Cuttings. Bale to commence at 10 o’clock @. m, Perms: Cash. in Government funds. Sucosrafal Bidders must remove their purchases on or before December 31. RUCKER, BD. H. Brigadi d Ghief Quartermaster, ROVE Caneel pot of Washlagtome S4 LE OF STEAM TUG AND BARGES, Chies termaster’s of Wash: Quarter ereaningtone D, Os. Nov an ieaet Will be sold at Public Auctio: it Government Wharf foot of G atres Wasbington city, D.C., on THURSDAY. De ber 15, 1864, Steam o fur Schuyleill ayer as follows : Bteam Tug G. 8. LLE, Barge ANTONY CLINTON, “CITIZEN, “MILTON WILKINS, “UNITED STATES. Bale to commence at 12 0’e\0ck oon, it funds. Terms cash, in Government an RUCKER, Bri iter jer General and Chief Quarterm ae Depot of & 7 : of Washington. N CONDEMNED HORSES. | Quartermaster General's Officr, Ist Division, Washington Criiy, November 2). 1354. Will besold at public ‘auction, tethe highest bidder, at Giesboro, D, C.,on FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1854, ONE HUNDRED ASD FIFTY CAVALBY ON FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1864 ONK ad a NA DE CAVALBY These horses have been condemned as unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army. For road and farming purpores, Many good bar- gaiur may be bad. Horaes aks ee ane to commence at 10 a, ms. 'erme cash in United States currency, Colonel in charge First Division Quartecscster colonel in charge TB} vision Quarterm: General's Office. nov 30-8t_ QUASrERM GST ER GENERAL'S OFFICE, Fikot Division, Wasuinoton Citr, November 8, 1364. WH be sold at public auction, te the highest bidder atthe time and places named below, vis: YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Novem- ber 17, 1864, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY, No- vember 25, EASTON, PENNSYLVANE NESDAY, De- 1864, 11864 cember |, Two hundred C: Hors ach place. These Horses bave been condemned aa unfit for the cavalry service of the army, ¥.rroad and farming purposes Many good bar- gains may be had Horses sold singly. Sales to commence at 10@’clock a. m. Terme: Cah in United States surreney <g JAMES A. BKIN. Colonel in charge First Division Q, M.G. 0, nor i-td ,, MM. WILLIAN, om ag IMPORTER, ‘s. ave., Wash 7, Cite Trevise ington. D, ©, Paria, is receitiog new srods by Almont every steamer, and has always a large stock of the finest aud m farhionab'¢ goods on Band. His siock is composed of Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, Ladics Undergar- ments. Lace Goods, a large and fine selestion of Millinery Goods, as Bonnets, Hata, Flowers, Feathers, Silks. Crapes, Velvets, Ribbons. ete,, Prese and Cloak Trimmings, Velvet Ribbons, Netts, Faney Combs, Perfumery, from the cele- brated House Demarson, Chetelat & Co., Paris. ILLIAN being the only merchant in this city who imports goods, goes for arlections him- selfto E - and has his agent residing in Paris, Re Nouvenutes a8 800D oat ey make their appearen is erefore prepared to please the most fa-tidiour tastes. bi nov 3-Smit 486 °HotoR ¥ALL STOOK. 486 486... PAPERHANGINGS. 486 Justopened, a wenutiful axsortmentof Gold, Em broidered and medium priced Gilt papers, ie Also. a var and choice stock of Satin and Blank Papers Borders, ttatues, Centre Pieces, &o- Orcere for P; perhangings or Window Shades vally excented imeity or ovuntry, 3 cash for goods and a OF 486 486 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, The richest, handsomest avd most varied stook of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Pictare Frames in the District. These goods are warran gilded with gols leaf and of superior workman- 4 beantiful assertment of Card Visite “sof foreign and domestic manufacture, All wo ranted as represented WINDOW SHADES, | 46 Ditlerent c-lor: ad sizes Window Shader in | store Orders for any required style or size Shade made ty orcer, ve vivURE CORD AND TABSELS, Dillerent #:zes and colors Picture Cord and Tas- sele, Miner, Nails Ac. 486 CARD VISITE PRAMES. |" Prench Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, and American Composition Card Frame 486 ~~ pLleTUBRES, A fe hoice Engrovings and Parmtings fo: aly MARKHITER'S, Ne. 456 S-veuth atrostenee | SF Please recember the Number, 4 term Ons for Goods and Labor. JOURLE * OR, 3 DOUBLE THIOK, HOTEL AN HESTAURANT KEEPERS NOTICE We ha ve just ported and now op: Dime a large stock ef DOU BLE-THICE ©! Y WAKE, especially adapted ods delivered in’ any Rt ge. an! at less than New K- to your use, the city, free of rk prices. ©. W. KOTBLER & SON, . Houre-furnishing Btore, | 31" Tron Ball, Pennsylvania avenney | _Ror i6-eobt between 9th rPus SUPREME COURT OF TI DISTRIOT OF COLE MBIA, holding « District Oourt of the nee he or the raid D: a U hem th may concern, areetin: | Notice is hereby given, that op the 2oth day of October, 1868. the schooner Coquette, tackle, &o., | and cargo, were seized a8 lawful prize, Os the United Btates sloop Watchman, Potomac Flotil ja, rough’ the same into this District for snieaiceinest and the same are libelled and ree. ecuted in this court, in the name of the U1 States, for condemnation; e been Vee! by the marsha! for the reasons in tne libel stated; and that said canse will stand tri the Oit Hail, in the city of Washington, on t ‘st Mon: day of December next, when and where all per- gous ate Warned to appear to show ae demnation should not be decreed, and to inter- vene ‘or their interests. ¢ . { : WALL, STEPHENS & CO. | . R. J. MEIGS, Clerk, noy 11-251 322 Penn's Kees | oe jn" fai bie hie URE GROUND AND WHOLE SPICKS. 00., GOLD MEDAL PIAN Citron. Rairins, Currants, Cider, New Buck- wheat, and Goiden Syrup. Select brands of Fami- ly and Extra Flour, Kise, Borden’s Condense 4 Milk, Goods d:!ivered free, WITMER, 1il Pa, ave., bet. lth and th #ts, 4 eco The sole Agency of this celebrated Pian isat No, 49™ Lith st. west, above Pa. av.,! where they can be hired or purchased at accomo- dating terms. Second hand pianos beught and taken in exchange for eodym ¥r.¢.#® CHENBACH,