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LOCAL NEWS.
AMU SIM IN T8 TO-NIttHT.
OmovcR's Thrater.?To-night Mr. Setchell
will reappear in "Leah the Forsook," th* P^fl
fortnance commencing with the laughable
tnrce ot "The Toodles " Timothy
Mr. Dan Setchell. This is po?it?^ly the last
week ol Mr setchell a- Grover s. ^ prepara
tion. and v ill shortly be l>ref*n*d , fi.*ah the
Governor." The rich burlesque of L^*n_ln^
Forsook" convulsed the house last n'ghN and
is boned to have a run. Aside from the fan of
the piece, thete is some admirable music init,
vocal and instrumental, and asfor the fa wa?,
they "must be sren to be appwein pd. . elch
ell is a heft\ gat when he is in good condition,
which happens to b*? his present stt.us.
Fo*n'p Thkatbr? Mr J B Roberts and
Miss Alice Gray aie meeting with great suc
cess in the pram' romantic spectacle of "Faust
and Marguerite." Mr Roberts taking the char
acterof Mer ni-topUiles and Miss Alice Gray
that of Marguerite Mr. Ford has gotten up
this play at an enormous expense for scenery,
costumes, Ac. and deserves the encouragement
he nightly receives for his energetic spirit.
CANTKKHnnv ? This celebrated Music Hall
is crowded nightly to witness the per^ormanees
of Cherry Belle in her favorite character of
.Tulittra, in the beautiful play of the "liumb
<llrl of Genoa," and tha nightiy impersona
tions of the gTeat comedy Concre'ss assembled
at this mirth-producing institution.
Ono Fellow**' Hall?Sanderson's Minstrel*
This celeb! ated company ot arti?ts are meeting
with a triumphant success in Washington, the
Hall beina crnwded on every occasion to wit
ness the excellent singing, uancing, music and
mirth. _
A New Li< kxsk ? Last ni^'lit, two young
men. Nathan V. Cook and R. A S'eadmari,
went to the house of Susie 4Jrevling. on l'Jth
stree', and after calling for wine refused to pay
for a portion they had used. Susie Crevling
appeared as a witness, and testified that she
sold the wine, having a license lrom the Corpo
ration to tell wine J he accused parties became
disorderly, and busie sent for the police, aud
had theni taken to the station-house, Second
Ward. The accused are both soldiers. Justice
Miller /ined each ?3. and turned them over to
the military. The justice then turned to Susie
and ordered her to pay lor selling liquor to
soldiers The iustice then sent for the license
which Susie Orevling said she had, and it
lurned out to be an internal revenue license,
apparently regularly made out and signed.
The justice decided that it was not a license
recognized bv law, and fined Susie Crevling
*?20 lor selling liquor without license from the
Corporation. Roundsman Franklin, who made
the arrests, and other policemen say that a
majority of honses similar to Crevliug s, in the
same locality, have internal revenue licenses.
Cami- Relief.?On Sundav we visited this
camp, situated on the Tth street road, just be
yond the Park Hotel, and beautifully located on
a high hill. We just arrived there in time to
on dress parade what remains of the 3d
Id Regular Infantry, which is now recruiting
up it^ thinned rark-. They went through the
manual of arms in clock-work style, and the
band performed its part excellently well. The
recruits there from this city were yesterday
morning paid their bounty money, the bounties
ranging from ?/>?' to ?000. We noticed one of
these "bounty-bugs" being bronght away un
der arrest, he havirg deserted with one boun
ty and afterwards received $350 to sub for a
drafted man of this city.
Bit?Last right as a colered man named
Thos. Bush was going to church with some
lriends, he was a1 tacked on 1 Ith street, near M,
bv a man named Thos. Washington who struck
him wi'h a ttick and knocked him down.
Washington then got upon him. aud com
menced biting bun Bush was unable to get
away from Washington, and had his nose bit
ten, a piece i.earlv bitten out ot his hand, and
two of his tii gers considerably chawed. Wash
ington was arrested and taken to the Second
Ward station, where Bush appeared this morn
ing as a witness. His head was badly cut and
swollen, and the marks ot teeih were plainly
visible upon his bands and nose. Justice Mil
ler held Washington to ball for court.
A Presentation ?>k Plate ?Las' evening
a number of the co.upositois employed in the
Government Prin'ing Office assembled at the
residence ot Col James Kuglish, recently fore
man of tha' establishment, for ?he purpose of
presenting him w.th a beautiful service of sil
ver plate, consisting of eleven pieces, thereby
te=tity ing their esteem tor him. The presenta
tion speech was made by Mr. W. Hodge*, of
tha' office, and was replied to by Ool. Luglish,
thanking them tor the testimonial and their
kind appreciation of him After the addresses
the company were handsomely entertained by
Cel. Lnglish.
Second Wari> Station (Tasks? Daniel
Minor, George Schmidt, Thomas Boyd, disor
dTl\ : dismissed Klla Smith, do : workhouse.
G. Gomer, drunk and disorderly; *>. Chas.
Tylor, violating city law; Samuel Evan?,
do.; ?2. Thomas Washington, assault and bat
tery: bail for court. Smithson Green disor
derly; ?10. Lewis I.anoh-tr, do: do. Marga
Tet Ower.E, do : *5(1. Nathan V. Cook, do.: *5
R A Steadman. drunk and disorderly, $5.
Susie Crevling, selling unlicensed;
The Military Commission?This body
met this morning, at in o'clock, at their rooms
on F street, between 1:1th and I Ith streets The
irial of Col Samuel North, New York State
Agent, arrested a lew days <-ince in this city,
charged with mar.ufactnring bogns ballots for
IS'ew York soldiers, was set for this morning
but the Commission adjourned to to-morrow
at lo o'clock. _
Prokeshor V\ olovski s New Mkthok of
Mtmo ?1'rotessor Alexander Wolowski has
been in Washington long enongh to demon
strate to thedul'estnnd rstindingthesimplici
ty and superiority of his original metnod of im
part n.g a ;horongh ki owl*-dge of rankle, and
>f enabling his pupils both to play and sing the
roost difficult compo-ltions, and making them
accomplished musicians Professor Woiows
ki. suce his arrival from New York, has
opened a 1 ew Singing and Piano Forte Class,
at l-."> Tenth street.
Fine Lots on F??i ktbunts Strekt.?Jas
C McGuireftCo will sell, to-morrow altert
noon, at IJ| o'clock, < u th - premises, twenty
four very desirable bunding lots, on Four
teenth stree?. near the corner .>f north F street.
Each lot VOxPJU, running back to good alleys.
Persot s wishing lots should attend this sale by
all means, as the lots will be sold without re.
serve. _
We are BE?,t e-tki? to state that the E1103
Reynold.- menuoued in the Star of Friday,
October V^th in connection with a rape case, is
not F.nens Rev ?ild3, an officer ot this city.
oc 21>-3t*
8PKOIAL WOTIOK8.
Thk aitkstios <>f per-on-desirous of investing
in r.-a't egtd'e 'II the ci y of tt* iiington. I) C , II
c ? led to the sale ? f the fine bri -k .velli oirhou^e,
No.VH.cm iVj street one door north of I'enn-iyl
i aiiia avenue a 1 vrrtised ttn,e place, in front of
the pre i-e-., on the 3d instant, at 1 o'clock p. m.
no 1 :t
J i WKL?v. Jkwklkv. Jr. wn.uv.-Beautiful Gold
P!*t. d J" weir y . and Silver Plate! Te* Spoor", at
tLe Do.lar Store. 4 Pa. ave . near l\. at. It*
Liuu>' Rri-.BKi: Sah:?als. sizes 3.3,^.4. I'i
in4 S. Ladies ?earini either of Hie ar?ove siz-s
tun p'ocur* he a at present at half prise, viz : 75
?ei pair, at II A II ili.'s Iadia Rubher Ware
h?uce, 310 Pent* av. oc??-lw
Fall *m> Wim?e Ci othiso
* w Et>Ie* Snperb Ptoc* "f OrerMats, Pres^,
?. jk, and Coat>. I'antalooos \ ests,
na Bo)?' C'uth n*. Furni'hin^ Oood? fie .Ac.
We a re do* pre pa r-d toexhihitour stuck of Men's
and Bo?.*' Re?d> made CI tMnt which, for ele
gance i f st> I" ? ane' y au<l eve*-! en''? of fabric and
f 'h u'rMH ?)f ma'uf^i't'i re. has not heeu mr
p, ?,.<1 1 y a:.v s'o'k heretofore "IT red la this
mfrVet
Trifse in heireh -f Clothing for Gentlemen's and
Y< i th?" wear are invited to call an'! examine our
Itock. We can nj ?ith us urance they will Bud
the riulit artii !e on the m"?t rea?onahle ter ns.
Also an e^ten.-ve a-*".rtinent ot Gentlemen's
i'lirni^b ntf <roo'1<. eoniprimng everything v.?ces
8H*y for a cnu'dtf on'tit
NOAH WAl.KER* CO '??-> Pa av.,
oe !<? 8m* M?tropolitan H.?tel lluildin*.
Cork?, & ".-Tho*e with ttiene trouble
K?nie 'hi?*s w?,,-tber hard or Boft; al o. those
troubled^ith Rani- n?, Ca'lo?itie*. Cluh and In
^rownK Nails, can find ?r?at -elief and 8ati?facto
ry l>?neflt, b?h|.pljini{ to Dr. White. No. 4->4
Pennsylvani* avenue, between t*? and 6th streets.
>o charge for cor saltation oe21tf
CoLuaTB's Hoskt soap.
Tiiis celebrated Toilet 8oap, in such Hnlversal
lemand, in made from the choicest materials, ia
inild aud emollient in its nature fragrantly scent
?>d. and eitremely beneficial in iy* actiou upon the
tikln. for sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Oealers. latt-eoly
WintfTiDToCoaiinSim Dat6.?Dr.(iodfrey*
Antidote, an Kuglish Specific of sixtr-flye rears
standing, will cure Gotunrkma ia six days. Mo
?hauge of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Sold
b* 8. C. Ford, corner 11th street and Pa. avenue,
Washington, and Henrr Oook.exandrla. la 5-1 r
Disiasis or thi Nmruoi, Sunlit, Dbivait
Ago HsxualSt^tiMh? new ?ud reliable treatment
?in Reports of the Howard Association?Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of ebarge.
Address D. J. Bkillin Houghton, Howard Aseo
eiation. No. 3 Sontk N:ntb street. Philadelphia,
Pa. le >i 8m
TvioaiAPihT and must Hair Dys iitib World
?Asesr Fmdts o? Washes Out ? Opham's Hair Dye,
% eente a box The beet in use. Try It. told by
?. 0 ford, corner llth and P*nn. AT9BI9,
Washington; aad Henry Oook, Alexandria.
?4-ly
KrOMU'8 ( Upham's) Haib Dm.
Fifty Cents a Box.
Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for fl. Natural,
durable, btavtiful. Warranted to pleas? This ar
ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr. Chiltok,
of New York, and Profs. Booth and (Barrett, of
Philadelphia, who pronounce It free from all poi
sonous ingredients, and the material composing it
will not injure the most delicate hair.
Sold ky Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
everywhere.
Jons J. Kroxkb, Sole Proprietor,
4 03 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DRrNK*5NE8S CCRBD.
The Inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt
ing cup. Dr. Zane's antidote for strong drink is
a certain cur e for drunkenness). It creates a dis
like f?>r strong drink, and can he administered
without the knowledge of the patient.
Descriptive circular* sent to any address. For
sale by ail respectable Druggists in the United
Ftates and Canadas. Price f 1 per box, or packages
Of six boxes for ?
Jons J. Kromkr,
Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Dr. Rand's Specific.
The oldest and most reliable medicine forth
cure ef Spermatorhcea, Seminal Weakness. Loss of
Power, Aic. This medicine has stood the test of
oyer thirty years, and has always proved a success
i'r. Hand's is exhibited in the form of
pills, made up ?Mi'irdy of substances that have a
specific effect tipnu the generative organs. Most
persons associate the idea of operations upon the
bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specific
of Dr. Baud is uot intended as ao evacuating merti
<ine. Its medical virtues are expended entirely
upon the impaired generative organs. The pills
are not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons
masticate them with impunity before swallowing
them; which plan we would always recommend,as
affording the speediest way to get the effect of the
remedy.
Price SI per box, or six boxes for f5. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
Jons J. Kromkr,
Wholesale Agent, 4 33 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
For sal*1 in Washington by S C. Fokd. corner
l'a. avenue and Eleventh street. an 31-eoly
Nbbtocb Dability, Sbmisal WiAKSiSB, etc..
Can ?* Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
hut the truth Addrega. witn stain p,
KDWAin H. Tbavbb,
mar J DA W.ly Look Box. Boston. M&aa.
Sbobbt Disbasis.
ti\fi is the most certain, safe aad
effectual remedy?indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered Cures tn two to four days,
and recent case* in twenty-four hours No m neral
no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken,
It is the soldier's hope, and ?. friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, ?2;
female. $3.
Samaritan's Root nnil Herb Juices? Apositive and
permanent cure for Syphilis.Scrofula,Ulcers, Soreg
Spots, Tetters, Ac. Price 8', or six hottlei for 9J
So'd bv 8 O xford. See advertisement. m8
Dm. DuroNT's Sugar-coated Female Regulating
Pills are the vtry htst in ust. They operate svttdily
and effectively. and beinz sugar-loattd create no
aaasea nt>on the most delicate stomach A trial o?
these Pills will prove their superiority over all
others PTice $1 a box. Sold by S. C Ford, corner
Ilth street and Pa. avenue.Washington, ard Henry
Cook. Alexandria laft-ly
8fBEMAT0**H?4 OAB b? CUBBii,?Dr Rand's 8p?
eific cures Spermatorrk&a, Stminal Weakntss, Im
?o??nry. Loss of Power, etc., speedily and dfeetually
Its effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific
will convince the most skeptical of its merits.
Price ?1 a box. Sold by b.C. Ford, corner 11th
street and Pa avenue, Wvifcingtoc. and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. 1a4-ly
MARRIED,
At the First Lutheran Church, Baltimore, on
the 1st insta t. by Rev John McCron. WM. II.
HARRISON. of Washington, D. C.. and Miss ANN
LOUISA HUNTER, of Laurel. Md., formerly of
Wolverhampton, England.
DIED,
In Georgetown, D. C., on tbe.3lst of October,
JULIA E , beloved wile of John Thecker.
The friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from her mother's
rtfi<lenc?, on Prospect street, to morrow evening
at o'clock, without further notice
In Georgetown, < n the morning of the lstinst.,
Mr ELIZA S HEPBURN.
The Iriends aBd acquaintances of the family are
invite"! to a'tend her funeral, on Thursday after
noon at 4 o'clock, from Christ church, George
own. nov l-2t *
In Nor olk.Va . on the 18th ultimo., PIERCY
MCBPHEY. in the 14th year of his age. eon of
Commander P. U. Murphey, formerly of the U. S.
Navy,
U 8. I.N'iERNAL REVENUE.
Assessor's Ofimck, f
Washington, October .11,1884. (
Notice is hereby given that the list of assess
ment-, for the sp eial Income Tut for 1841 is now
in this office. No 4 6~ 7th street west, open to the
inspection of all persons disposed to examine the
Same for the space of en day ? f-om this djt ?, du
ring which time appeals from th* assessment will
be heard >' i"e >ntr'l in writing.
Aii<i as it is desirable that all shoull besjr a just
proportion of the taxes imposed by the Govern
ment, it is earnestly solicited that ?? general in
spection of said list nay he m*'U by all 'hose wm
desire all othcs, a? well as themselv s. to hear
their prop'-r proportion of said tax, an ' to give the
ni-ces-arv information of those who h? ve not ma le
aretum. or where the return is not u,? full as it
Ought to be.
All per'-oiiswho have not ma,4e re urn because
oi absence or fcieku-ss.and do not bvtneexpira
tion of the aforesaid t -n Cays, will be assessed an 1
fif/u per cer t. silded to t e tax .
P. M PEARSON,
r e 31-dtNovl' U. S Assessor for Dis Col.
369 369
AUCTION GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
We have fust receive"! from the New York auc
tions a lot of
CARPETS.
which we sre selling fifty per cent, less than for
mer prices
WHITE and COLORED pi ANKETS. very cheap,
Five hun<1re"1 BED COMFORT* which we p'ir
chased dnrir g tb? recent decline in the prsceg
of goods, which enables us to offer them at bar
gains,
Eigb? hundred pounds pure GEESE FEATH ERS.
These feathers are f 0ui Montgomery county.
Ml . and ar>- pr iine untry feathers
Lart-e-t st<c!< FURNITURE. CROCKEltY.GLASS,
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE in the city.
H HONTZ.
Successor to Pont/ & GrfTith,
oc .1! lot fChronicle] 3f>9 7th st., near I.
|,'0R S A I K ?L I MH KR, 1.1MHER. LUMRER.
I A urn ? lot of condemned White l'ine Culling
BOARDS.
A fuli asscrfment of
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
OIL CLOTH?,
MATTINGS.
RUGS. Ac..
COM FORTS.
BLANKETS.
FEATHER BKDS,
PILLOWS AND BOLSTKRa
MATTRESSES,
CROCKERY.
GLASS-WARE.
WIN IKiW flHADVg.
TABI.K COVERS, &c? Ac.,
With every conceivable article t^iat is necessary
in the Housekeepir g line, at ibe New Store.
No 406 SEVENTH STREET,
Between G and U stkkkts, East Siiik.
Having Ju?t returned from the North with an
ii' mens * stork of Go<ds. I would respectfully call
the attention of thecti/.ens an 1 tho*e about fur
nishing to r y s'ock of New <J?.ods, w 'iich was pur
chased before the la'^ advance in *o'd and wuich
1 will sell at prices thst cannot fail to please.
t charge nothing for showinfc our <ioo1s and
feel confident that when seec tbev will sell them
selves. R. BUCHLY,
40?> 7th street, between G a?i"i H.
}7 m Ten doors above the Old Stan I.
I IGHTERS FOR 8ALE.?We hav? on hand sev
I j erel go- 'I LIGHTERS or 8COW8. auiUble for
wood or sand, from 15 to 6-1 feet in length, which
we will sell at a bargain.
Appiy to BARNES A SON,
<>c I51w* 11th st.. near the wharf.
Mtno FOR BALLS. PARTIES, Ac.
LOUIS WEBER, No .>69 7th street east, re
spectfnlly informs his friends and former pa- ""'
tr? Be t..at be continues to attend Balls, Par-i
'leu. &r >,|h well organized Band of __
Scientific Musicians No 5697th st. east. Navy
??*<!. oc25-im
b
("'REBH BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
-also?
? . . , IIONEY SYRUP.
Juatrrc?Wed KING A BURCHKLL.
00 1" Corner I street and Vermont avenue.
/OUTLINES OF ST RofCAL DIAGNOSIS. By
M f, .1 ^ L* ,(1 M D
K'-glisb. Spanish and
1 rench. 1 vol. By J De VeO-iip
' f?7 FKAWCK TAYLOR.
V^v.0! 0f "uperior STEAM SAW
j if ?'' Hppur>nano?*H Mnt
one of lUrrinon ? patent uklST MIuLR. li ?th
c%u on Ain^a wry AudIv to HAH B
CALVEKT byattsville P. 0 . "rinc- ("orV".
W"1 oc H e flt*
PKRFONPCUANaiNft THKIR RESIDENCE,
sod wsn'ing Ineir hajjgage reaaovM pan have
it att.nrtrd to pro*- p'ly. by e?ring their'or !?rs at
the Wakbington Local Express Offle?, 3M Penn'a
avenue, between 4.* and 6th ste. ocZ7-4t*
WAtfTS.
WAuL?h? ?0*T1Rand a FIREMAN at the
"?^glgtatesHctel. Pa. ay. toy lit'
W A A JiiPrThre? firstclasa PAPERH ANGERS.
norAt to JN0 ALEXANDER.
m??/ 13t No. 240 Penn. avenue.
YV ??T?D. IMM*DIAT*LY-At No. 35.1 Wh
MAKICR r i7J*D H mnd 1 * *oo<T DRESS
maukk. Call for two days. It*
W Jbggood-BEWING GIRLS, to
7th *?21* 'n C*?.s* Inquire at the Store No 34r>.'i
-xa^treet^ near Mass ay. It*
\V AM*D-Tbree OP 'ntir ME8SENQER BOYS
r,.*t American Telegraph Office. 4r.U Pennivl
, *venue, near 4H at. Must cone well recom
mended. nor l-.U
WV?*d_immk?I AT?LY-Two good JOT1R
Tnv ^E?^J?^^RPENTIES' Apply at TUB
_t J1 sT-? between Pa. av. and K
l" above the Kirtwooij Hou*e. no? l-3t
\V ANTED?By a respectable yniine American
J.~ TOIDftn-A SlTrAflON as chambermaid as I
v ko,Mllx^00(' referetces given, Address Box
ft ?. S'ar Office. It*
W ANTKDfA WOOD WORKMAN to <?o repalF
ing, will give good wage* and Pteady ernnlor
Sw?. Afe0lyo?.t. i0HN F' BRIDGET'S, Coach
factory. No. 304 Penna. ay. nor 1 3t*
IVANTFOTO RINT T M ME DIA T ELY? An urT
v- . *1,rr,,s'pd HOU8E 111 a good locality. f<r
w t ich a fair price will be given Best city refer
ence. Address G. E. L , City Post Office.
pot 1 eo3tJ
YY A? Ja youth sixteen years old. a SIT
?V RATION in a Retail Grocery, or Biot and
f'aoe Store, with a view to learning something
Jfif ^s^e"8- References given. Address Box 7 2
? a .v 1 eo3t*
\V ANTED?A BOY to work in ? bookstore
v y 4 ' 00 f,. r sale and 65,'?'i boobs wanto !.
vn.gp publications and manv rare and curiou?
0 ?>.. ALFRED HCNTER.
no*j 3t_ Opposite Grover's The.-iter.
RQ0M8 W ANTE D. UN FURNISH ED~A"^e7l
it in toe n ar department, with a amall family,
consisting of himself, wife, and child <6 month*
o d desired (o ren Kittben, Parlor and smil
Bedroom, for housekeeping. A small cottagS
won.d not lie objected to with 4 or .5 rooms. The
place must I e clean and in good order, with p'enty
ot water, drain, A c. Anyone having a tenement 'o
ren. at a reasonable? rat??, anK\v??rin<? th?* abo*e
Qualifications, address-Clerk," Star Office, for 3
days. lt?
\Y VaMm'ti-JRcm 0.??tK- ? Ap 1*1 y to M-i".
7tV=+ K V.KE,R' 1 Rtre?t, between Gth ant
7th streets, Nsvy Y ard. 3I
A FANCY CAKE liAKKR AND CONFEtfriov".
LE is desirous of a SITUATION. Bestofcitv
reterences giyen. Address Box 3.'> star OB a. it*
YY Anu A M R KRMiWA V'v? ~-A K"','1 "hit*
?iu i ? ID, at No. ,,00 sth street
corner 8th street and Penn. avenue. oc il-^t
WA.N'TP-T?r0 CARPENTIHS. None but
eotd workmen need annlv Innnire ?r
t .AeTp^t^ffiTeIL;?N' Cr?r? K ? door" aboye
ifie roRtUtiice, Georgetown. oc .'H-3t*
S Vl'k T * D~ Inquire at~GEOR<TE
it>i qL v ? Beer Br#*^Yery- corner
oc 'fl ^t* nortbeast, Cnpitol Hill.
YY AN1,EI??By H yonng woman VsiTDATIf)\
.!?, r"0,n?eTvant or housemaid. Call
street V KV"f ^ ?/k ??>ue, between 6th and 7th
streets. B st of references given. nc si-3t*
"TUATlON as nurse and seam
stress, by a young American girl. Can brine
?'t??r rftvCrnimer"latiou- A,idre?- M E. 8.. at thf
- ''"-ce. oc 3) -3t*
YV A?Jrl\'-rA SERVANT G I HL. German pre
C milJ ?k eereral housework in a small
It Nf Ww i?iFhUR. I'",wen recommended. Imuire
oc 31-n* 8lrett. abcv'- Penn. avenae.
YV ANTKD By a young !a4y that uQderst:iO'l8
1 7 cut 1 in* and fitting drew*?.?, a SITT'aTIoN
seamstress in a private family. Good references
g'^en. Please address Miss C. S. W , Star Office.
O" ,Jl-3t'
YY ANi7)??P-a y?u.n?. respectable Irish girl,
a I.OMB in a privata family, to cook, wa?h
and iroc. and do the general housework. Enquire
at 1.V N^w Jersey avenue, between L and Now
? otk avenue oc 31.3^
FI>-T?o food J0URN1YMKN PLA*
TER ERS, to whom steadv employment and
the best wagee wll be aiven. Apply between the
bours of 12 ard 1 o'clock, < r aftt*r ti in the evening
at No. 37 }>< street.
oc31-at" 8AMUBL W. BOWEN.
YY ' ' D?A YOUNG MAN an Salesman in a
Dry goi-ds Store. One having some knowl
edge of the business and acquainted with citv
trade pret'-rred. Also, a YOU1 H about l'i years of
a**-, to make himself generally useful in'a Drv
goods Store. Apply corner 8th street and Mark' t
oc 31 3t*
YV ANTED -A YOUTH, Or YOUNG MAN. must
yy write a good hand, and be willing to make
h;mself sjenerHlly useful in an office: residing with
his parents preferred. One that has had some ex
perience In a law office will find a good chance
Inquire No. 511 9th street, r?ar a^nue
N 1! MILLER, '
oc i-dt Jasti'-e of tde Pea^e,
YY ?1,000 for six or twelve months.
T ' Oord collat'-ral s?cnritvand liberal interest
cjen. Aidress Box 410 Washington Citv Post
Office. oci? 3t*
YY' ANTED IMMKDIAflLY-^i?the In?ti"nTtion
?? for the Desf nud Dumb. Ken...'iM ^ r. en a
con-pet en t ASSISTANT COOK. Apply in pep.
eon, with refer?nces. oc2)-3t<
YY ANTED-A LADY who has had much expe
"? rience in tr mming and monntin-r photo
graphs Apply at BRADY'S Gall ry, Peno
a Ten ne. oc 21-it*
YV ANTED-A nicely furnished ROOM. >Tv a gen?
** tleman. and wife, and chi'd. with fire and
lights. BOARD for the lady and child. A private
f>imily preferred. Address, stating t?rms and lo
cationt 'H. S.," ay^ E street, Washington. D C
oc2S-tt*
\\ ANT FD Tb r-? or fonr PfTTM HIORS an 1
** ^ITTKK3. immeJiatelv, at JOSKl'll
REYNOLDS A CO . fiOO Sth st. ..c 27 iw
Y\ ANTED?A WOMAN, frr general housework.
* * A!-o. a COLOREL> M AN. to wor>t in a saloon ?
f'Tit- that '-an open oysters?at '2-1 4 7th st.. b?tw. en
M ?nd N north. oc 27-tw*
YY^ ANTED?The ladies who wish Stamping
*T Brsiding, ?nd Machine S^tching. done at
rc*-oraMe -ates, to call at No. 53'? I street north
between 4th and 5th sts. oc 27-lw" '
YY'ANTFI?-A PTRCHASKR for a No. 1 FLU
TING MACHINE?nearly new ?the owner
having three. Will give full instruction-, so the
buver can ci mmence at once in preparing t'lis
vt-ry fs-hiot.ah'e tr.mniing for !adi<-> dres es.
From ?2o to fiTi per day can be realized by the
merest beginner Compositions. ,Vc.. cost very
little All th?* necessary Heating I rons fnrn'shi-i
Apply to Mr. MAKER, Star ? VTi -e. OC27-lw
\V ANTED-A0.00<' LAMRS to call at the only
yy STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKING
DBPOT in the District, and gi t theirwork d ine.
3*>1 P street is the place, ?n 1 Ladies who do not
want their work SPoll.Br> will c < to no other *o
C?'le<I stampirg- rla"e? W. a'-- weekly in receipt
of the VERY LA VEST STYLES of pattern* for
Embroidery and I'?raidiuK Stamped Goods. Krai 1
Si:k and f'ot'rn for nl?. ,,r. 1J tf
| 'AR I'ENTERS WANT a U.
Hmrtquar'eTS Depnrtinrnt cf Wishington, 1
Qtfir* I'lii'f (fwnru.i WftfT,
Nop. 5.34, 63';. 63; Utii street, rear New York av ,,
WASIItOTOH Sept. J<?. 18i"4 'l
Wanted immediately, ti'ty good C A KPKVTRR8
to go to Point Lookout. Maryland. Wa?es?7" ner
month and a ration. Each workman wul bring his
own H" of t o's. Transn' rtati'-n will bef'irnisn?d
by th? Government for the workmen and their
tools from thie city to Point Lookout
JOHN A ELISON.
Colonel and Chief(Jna-tfrmaiter,
sep 3" tf Department of Washington.
YV ANTE D?SECOND-HAND fUKNITUhH
MIRRORS, CARPETS. BEDS. RED
OING, and QOUg KFI'RN I SHIN G GOODS of every
?esenpt'or n 11'CHLV lOfi 7th street.
lefl-tf hetweep G and H.e*?t side
^p:orofitown adver'mts
/GEORGETOWN CORPORATION STOCK.
"1 Those oersons who maybe disposed to pur
chase Geoigetown Corporation Stock, which bea?'
an interest of six per cent, per annum, payable
quarterly, can obtain some by applyi ng to WM
LAIRD, Clerk of said Corporation. oc 1-dtDl
SHOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bytha
Petomac Tow Company's boats, "Potomac."
"Gov. Curtin" and " Belie Haven Apply to the
^apta'ii* on board, or to
JOHN b. DAVIDSON,
m 7 IS- Water street, fieorgetnwn
EDUCATION A I,.
11II0N0GRAPHIC INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL
I OP COMMERCE AND MATH EM ATICS, cor.
7th s.nd E sts., opposite the Post Office. Day School
for Ri y s.f.'j per month. No charge for 1 nstrumental
Mu-ic Private Lessons,from4 to 9 p. in. oc29 lm*
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
"chas. B. B~AYLY A CO , f
27*? Pknnsyi.vania avb.nuk, wife.
Bet. llth and 12th sts., near the Kirkwood House,
Would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Public, that they will dpen
On MONDAY, October 17,1864,
A fine and new assortment of
LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, ROYS, AND
CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
made up in the Latest and most Fashinnable stvle.
We will sell at reasonable prices, and hone, by
strict att- ntion and integrity, to merit a fair share
of the Pubiis patronage.
Particular attention has been paid to tie Ladies'
Department of the business, and we can safely
boast of one of the finest assortment of
.LADIES' BOOTS AND SU0E3
in the oity,
CHAS. B. BAYLY A: CO .
oc 14-tf No. ?7** Penn. ar., bet, llth and 12th sts,
ORPHANS' COURT, OCTOBER *?TH, 1*64
DicTaior or Columbia, Washington County,
Tt-rpit:? In the case of Thomas Thornly. Adminis
trator of Char les Deviuey, deceased, the Adminix
trator aforesaid has. with the approbation of tha
Orphans'Court of Washington County aforesaid,
appointed Tuesday, the l>t day of November,
for the final settlement and distribution of the per
sonal esta'e of said deceased and of the assets in
hand as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the credi
tors and heiis of said deceased are notified to at
tend, (at the Orphans'Court of Washington Ooun
ty afbtesaid.? with th-ir claims properly vouched,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit in said deceased's estate : provided a copy
of this order be published once a week for three
weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the "aid
tat day of November, UM. z c R0BBrNS
oc 10-law3w* Register of Wills.
FOB bent and salh.
F%W*-* FO?ilWKI> ROOM, suitable
,or.e(ofTSfhntUBal1- APP1T at No- 4 ?l^t'
F9?rb?,?*i7*,I0 Tlnfurni"hed ROOMS. suitable
<wh on D "*r?ot,bctwwn7th anl
8tfc^?lan<L Bent^SlO per month. nor 1 3'*
F HOUSE on L street north, ca
po v 1 " ?bt ro""V Inquire of JOHN MIR
III V'J,rt,c*', corner ?*?* li'th sts. no 1 2t*
I' KENT?Two ROOMS on first floor, furni-hed
?st I,,;, orB,Ild Bed-room, at 491 lith street
west, between Pa. av. and E st. nov l 3t*
frp? BENT? By the year, to a priva'e faiailr
fcfuse No. 43111th street, between G and H.
nandsoinely furbished throughout. nor 1 eo3"
RENT-Thr-1? ROOMS, over then?w Drue
tjtore. corner 6th and N streets. suitable for a
f.??" ??nily. Inquire at 32* K s'r-et, betwaen
13th and nth. nov l-3t*
NT?Two comfortable FURNISHED
?4v v?' Parlor and Chamber, communicating
1?.V tother* Apply 324 K St.. between '3ti
and 14th sta. nor l-*o2w
l-T^R .REN'T?In a desirable location, and with h
A.h ? ir ?\V.>IM'V1I, R neatlr furnished PARLOR
and CHAMBERS, No. 4? b 16th street between P*
ar. and Fat. . _ nnT , n* '
F?;K RENT atthecjr
nerof isthand H sts., No. 349, will M open
ior applicants from 9 o'clock a. m. to 4 e'elock p
n*. no house will not 1>? renter] for a boirdin^
nor 1-f.t*
l^OR SALE-Three FRAME 1IOU8ES. nearly
?*?. 5Dd *?ter. five rooms each, finely
!!, n ti . ?i 80 ,on luos' accommodating
inifi ? l.a Jl' ^OO.corne' of yth street west
and M street north. naT |.jt*
0 I URNISHED and one uniurnished ROOMS
7lthJ?!1VboHrd- Boarding house in
1ne neighborhood. where meals ?re serve?1. An
ply at: N? 320 New York avenue, between 9tn
and 10th ats. u?v 1 4t*
I^OR RENT-'lo family without children, the
? ? u FLOOR, (three rooms, > unfur
nished .in new house No 333 mth street,between
t.,8^? 2? Convenient kitchen and outbuilding.
^2opor month m advance. It*
IV TO I/KT AND 1MM KUiA'l K
i.ni???8fION GIVEN -The RR10K GOT
JAUh with pleasant front yard and piazza, on II
street, between North Capitol and 1st streets west
Inquire after 4 o'clock p. m , at 59!? M street, be
tween fitb and 7th. nov l-Lv*
F'OR RENT?A comfortable three-story Brick
Dwelling HOl -E. on north side of F street
north, next io the corner of 13th street west, an 1
opposite the residence of the late Gen. Jesnip.
Possession given immediately. For terms apply
to JAMES TOWLES, Property A?ent. oflice 4'to
II st , between Sth and 9!h sta. west, back of Patent
Office, at the hours of lu o'clock and 5 p ni.
nov it?
I^OR RENT?A FRONT ROOM on the first Moor,
suitable for a small fancy store or a tobacco
nist. Call at 304 corner 7tb an l L sts. oc. 31 St*
l/'OR RENT?Two pleasantly famished ROOMS',
I en '_'d floor singly or in suits, at 4<!> 11th.
between G and II sts. oc 31 2t
{7 O R RE NT~ Tiro large furnished FRONT
ROOMS, on first nnd second floors. 49^ &
street north. between 2d and 3d. oc 31-St*
irO RS A LB-The Ft R NIT PRE and GOOD" WILL
1 of a large and well furnished boarding house,
of extremely low rent situated on 1? st., M door
from 4V st ,near Arsenal gate. oc31-lw*
P^OR RENT?To gentlemen only, pleasant and
newly furnished ROOMS, en suite or other
wise, at 61 (J L street, between :<th and l'th, north.
oc 31 2t*
1/OR RENT?To a respectable family of two p"r
sons. two UNFI RNI8HED ROOMS, in a new
house. Apply to MRS. GEN DELL, Valley street,
Georgetown. Pump near the door. oc3l 3t*
r|MIREK TTNFTRNISHED ROOMS and a bas^"
?? inent RTTCIIEN, 30<i iielaware avenn", only
one square from city cars, two north of the Capi
tol. OC 31 *U *
r-OR RFNT-Two~WfT~RN"I~8H? D~ROOMsTon
? first flcor, on L street, between 4tli and 6th.
ftp. 65 'i op ja-3 ?*
PURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT?Apply~at
* .,* I" 13ih etreet, between the hours of llan l $
'^''y- oc 2.-* 3t*
FURNISHED ROOMS may be obtained by snit
able tenants, at No. 4**& I street, between sth
and Oth. oc
I^OR RENT?Two BED ROOMS, on second flnor.
or a B?d Rooir and Parlor on the first. Kitchen
will be rer, ted, if required. Apply 341 F*t.,bet
'?th and 10th. oc23-3t*
I^OR SALR?A small frame COTTAGE HO US E
* and Lot. The house is just finished. Price
$d.2"'; two-thirds cash. Apply to 1VM. RO'iBiST
S-'ON. ( n H th street, between P and ?}? oc ".Kit*
IVOR RENT?A large front ROOM, second story.
I It is partici!ar!y desirable for yourg gentle
nian. l ocation 45f> E street, near the (i-neral
Post Pffice. oc 2?-3t'
l^'OK RENT?Two ROOMS, on second floor, suit
? able for four gentlemen, and one on first floor.
Inquire at 437 ^th street, between G aud H
street s, west side. oc 23
E,vOK" RKnT-Four I NFU.INISHID R')Om?,
I very desirable for a small.faraily. on I ftn street
car route. Apply to large Frame Cottage, P street
north, tbretr door= west nth street. Reference*
required 0c2:,3f
J^OR RENT?Without boar i. at *J7<j H st , nenr
I ISth, two desirable ROOMS, hundsome'y lur
nisbea as ?, arlor and sleeping r.'oin, with gis.
Also, Furnished ROOM, on reasonable terms, for
!a<ly boarrir^t; herself. oc2i>-3t*
j^OK IliNT-A large and pi en'ant ROOM ,su i table
" for a club room, or would make a splendid of
ficeor pailor. AUo.two BEDROOMS at corner of
Connecticut avenue and K street, between 18th
and 19th sts oc29-3t*
L'llR SALE?A new thr-e storjr bri< < HOUSE,
? southwest corner of 2d and Market streets,
fieorgeiown, D. C.. containing 17 rooms, withal
the litest improvements, in perfect order. A brick
stable, ice hout-e and all necessary out buildings
attached. House 45x43. lot KiixlSO. Price $15,im .
Terms easy. an i possession when required. For
further psrticulars apply on th- premises.
_oci^1it*
pICAR STORE FOR SALE-PRICE ABOUT
V/ 520O, (iood locality, n^-nr the 1 <ttle market;
N F:. corner ofatn and L streets. Possession siv^n
immtdia'eiv. oc 2S-lw'
HOI SES AND LOTS FOR 8ALE~On H and 0
streets north, on Ma ne and Maryland ave
rues, D and K south, ana 1. street west. betw?en
M nnd N south. B- MI LB URN, M. S. Jail.
OC 24-lni*
i/I RNISIIED ROOMS AND"STORB FOR RENT
at Nij 4?i? >th street, betweenE and F. '>pp >
si te tbe Chi < nicle office. Apply to TIIOS. RICH,
4I>? 9tbs*. oc27-eo3t*
FOR RENT
I HE undersigned offers tor rent a verv desirable
con a< IE.situated in Montgomery county.one
mile from Ga' hersburg. aad jO miles from Wash
ington. containing 9 rooms, all papered, and in
grori rrder. with a garden capable of beautiful cul
! t- . _J| nec?,
health;
ce for i
eierK in toe tiepa'imen s. anu n- ar a cnurch and
fi'Voi.l-liou-e. BCRNING WOOD FREE OF
CHARIiF-" Stage communication daMy froai
W ashiniit'n and Gathersburg
A1m>. lor sale, n lot in Clarksburg. 26 miles from
Washing'on, suitable for ? huckster
FRANK HERRERT,
oc27-eo3tv corner 3d and I sts
ORT'G f-TORE FOR SALE?One of the beit b-isi
ness stands in the city, with a large and well
selected stock . w'11 be-old for cash a id good pv
p>r Address "A. B Po."t Office, Washington
city. oo2i-2w*
^ OH LING HOUSE FOR SALE.
The Proprietor of this popular md well-known
Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from busi
ness. and offers his well mown house for sale.
Any one wishing to engage in a LUCRATIVE
BUSIN F:SS can call on the Proprietor, -^4 7 Penn
sylvania avenue bet. 12th and 13th sts. oc!7-2w*
HAHF PROPERTY FOR~8AI/E -One of the
largest and most desirably located wiiarves in
Washington city, comprising about lacre of wh*rf
surface, offering superior advantages fur shipping
and manufacturing purposes, lumber yards and
coal depots, is offered tor sale on advantageous
terms. The attention of patties interested in
shipping or manufacturing is especially called to
this property. Apply to this office or address Box
361 Watinugton City Post Office. oc 17 eoCt
FOR 8ALE AT BLADESBURQ?A comfort*
blfe IlOCt-E and *ood business staa<4, containing
8 rooms, kitchen and stole room. Also granery
"tut.l.Mind sffliko house, together with over no
acre of rich land s uwlilefor 8>rdon ti ucK. Terms
moderate, ata payments ea?y.
BOWIE DE KRAFFT y CO ,
4 7 4 7th street north.
Also, F'iftv improved FARMS, various sires, in
Maryland and near to Washington oc 15-2w*
|,M RNISHKD ROOMS FOR RENT.-For rent,
17 comfortable and well furnished ROOM^at 4.?0
12th street, east side, between G and H sts. No
cbildr-n in the house Tbe loca'ion is one of the
cnos* iyretable and desirable in Washington.
qc H'-im
Li1 OK RENT?. P ssesswin given immediately,' a
a pleasant FRON T ROOM, nicely furnished; will
be rented to g-ntlemen only, and is very suitable
for the accommodation of two person". The lady
of the bouse is not prepared to furnish meals; so
gentletien desiring board n?ed not apply. Apply
at 403 9th st., between H and I. oc 5 tf
rj^HE tNDEKSlGNED WII.L SELL AT PRI
J vate sale a tract of LAND, containing about
two hundred and fifty acres, distant about 4 ini es
from the Capitol, oyer Benning's Bridge; about 6 '
acres cleared, and 45 in meadow; the balance iu
unsurpassed timber, mostly oak and chestnut. Nc
improvements, except a small house. For further
particulars address Box 3*?4, Washington, D. G..
or inquire of tbe subscriber, 1*4 miles northeast
ot Benning's Bridge.
sep 6 Sm? ' E. SHERIFF.
F"URNISH?D ROOMS TO RENT, without Board,
to gentlemen only?34 7 K street, near 13th,
Inquire of Mrs. A. E. STEPHENSON. au Sl-tf
W
F
ALL GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
AT
37T SE\KNTH STREET.
Hav:t>< Japt returned from New York.^ I would
respectful y call the attention of the citizens o
Washington, Georgetown aud Alexandria to our
large and well assorted stock of g<??d8, comprising
in part?
PATTERN BONNETS,
HATS, of all the different stylas,
FBKNCH FLOWER', RIBBONS,
MILLINERY GOODS. NOTIONS,
? ?B*SS GOODS. 8HA#LS
COTTONS. FLANNEL?, Ae.,4c.,
wi'h a general assortment toe numaroua to men
'.ion.
Having purchased the ab"Te since the heavy de
cline io gold I am prepared to sei' at prices which
defy competition
kg 12-2W* Mrs A HcCLOSKY.
AUCTION 8ALB8.
>M >lhw AactUa ??!?? m first rt|i,
THIS ATYBRPfOOlV AUD TO>mOKROW
gY J. 0. MoGUIRE 4^CO., Auction**^
EIGHT SMALL FRAME CABINS. ON l?TH
STREET BETWEEN RHODE I8iAND ATM
NUB AND NORTH P STREET, AT AUCTION
tn TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November l, it?
o clock, on the premise", wo shall sell. to the
highest bidder, eight frame cabins, situate*! oa 14th
street, between 0 ar 1 P streets north; the same to
be removed within ten day* from day of sale.
Terms cash.
oc a;-d J. C. MoGUIRE Jr. CO.. Aaet?.
|^Y GREEN do WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
VALUABLE SALE OF FOUR-STORY PRICK
I'Ol MK ANP LOT Oh SIXTH STREET WEST,
BfT^EKN E AND F STREETS NORTH. AT
AI CT ION.
On Tl ESDAY, the Is'.d?r of November next, at
4,a o clock p. m., w? shall sell, in front of the
premises, parts Lots 2 and 4. in Square 488. with the
improvements, consisting of a Four-story Brick
House, with large halls, parlors, chambers, gsa
and water; making it a handsome private resi
dence in the central part of the city.
Terms as follows : Three notes, payable in 15,2o
ana 27 months from December !<?. 18-tt, with ia
terest, and tbe balance to be pai 1 in cafth. A deed
given.
AH conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
oc 11 end A ds GRKEN A: WILL I AM 9. Aueta.
J. 0, McGUIRE A CO.. Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
1?B ST*fI?"T' I"!TWEI" ??
By authnrjiy of adecree of the Supreme Conrt
of the District of Columbia. parsed October 21st,
1S<>4, in a cause wher?in Christopher Cammack, *r.
et at are comp!ainat>tR,and Eliza Connicgtonet &1
are de'endants. I shall offer for sale, at pubiitauc
tio". < n tbe premises, on TUESDAY, the 1st day
of November next, at 4H o'clock p. m , the east
l'sii of Lot No 1. of J. Davidson's sub j>vision of
Square lril. fronting 14 feet on L street north, be
tween Connecticut avenne and 18th street, by a
depth of isi fe*-t to a public alley. wit!i the im
provements, consisting of &t?o story frame dwell
ing house
Terns : One half Cash; the balance in 6 months
from the day of Palo, with ir threat, and to be se
cured by the bond of the purchaser, with surety to
be approved by the trustee; or the whole purchase
moi e y to he paid in cash, at the option of the pur
chaser.
Deeds, stamps. Ac., at tbe purchaser's cost.
I f the terms of sale are not complied with with
in five days from the day of sale, the trupfee re
serves tbe right to resell, upon five days' notice in
the Evening Star, at tbe risk and cost of the pur
chaser. R. T. MORSRLL. Trustee
oc 22-d J. C. McGUIRE A 00., Aucts.
B
Y J. C. MoGUIRE A CO., AuctioneeVs
TRUSTEE S SALE OF A FARM CONTAINING
no achks, Mure or less, situated i.v
FAIRFAX COUNTY. VIRGINIA. ABOUT ONE
PlW.A,t"'* COKNliK< UN
I shall sell at th? Auction Rooms of J. C. Mc
Guire A Co.. on TUESDAY, the 1st of November,
at 12 M , by virtue of a deed of trust to the
subscriber, bearing date the 231 of May. 1159. and
recorded in Liber B, No, 4, Folios 123 A c., one of
the land records for Fairfax county, Virginia the
following described property, lying and being ia
?he county of Fairfax, and State of Virginia, viz :
Begiuing at A, s'one planted on the routh side of
th? Middle Pike Road, thence with said pike
northwesterly to Samuel Perkins' corner a; J,
thence southwesterly along faid Perkins line to a
stake I, thence southerly *long the said Perkins
line to a >-take L, thence northwesterly along said
Perkins' line to a stahe K, thence a >utherl> to the
nort h fork of Holmes'run on Kingsman's line to
11. two marked maples, pine and oak sapling* at
Kingsman's corner, thence southeasterly along
the said run to D. a.stake one pole from Lips
bomb's line, thence north 32 d>-g., ea?t 231 poles
tr. a tii? bouinning, containing I lit acres of I/and,
more or less, together with all and singular, the
improvements, priviliges, hereditaments, and ap
purtenances to the same
Terms : Fifteen hundred dollars ia "cash on the
day of sale; the residue in twelve months from day
of sale, with interest, secured by a deed of truston
the p-emises.
I f l he terms of sale are rot complied with within
ten days after the sale, the trua ee reserves the
rifcht to resolI at the risk and expense of the de
faulting purchaser on one weeds' notice in the
Evenifcetar. II N Gil BERT, trustee,
oc 1 eodAds J C. McGUIRE A- CO . Aucts.
OREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ANNUAL FAI L PALE~OF ISAAC IIERRBERO A
SON. PAWNl!R0KERS?EXTENDI V K SALE
OK I NREDEEMED PLEDGES AT AUCTION'.
On W EDNESDAY and Till KSDAY. November
?ii a id 3d. at lo o clock a, m., we shall sell, at ?nr
Aiiction llooms. No. .52H7th street, corner of D, a
large collection of unredeemed Pledges, consist
ing in part of?
Gold and Silver Hunting Case Patent Lever and
othe' Watches.
Diamond Earrings and Finger Rings, ?
(4old Chains and Hrois^pios. and Silver Ware.
Also, Ladies and Gents' Wearing Appar-1. Pis
tols, Guns, and one lot of fine new Damask
Table Linen.
Aii-o, a lot of Cigars, together with a larg" V t of
miscellaneous Goods, which we deem un
necessary to enumerate
Sale to commence with the Watches.
Tt-rms cash
ISAAC II ERZPERO A SON. PawnbroVers.
oc IK, 2.H. 31. no 1 GREEN Ac WILL IAMS. Aucts.
J^Y TIIOS. DuAVLING. Auct'r; Georgetown.
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FIR=T CLASS
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNINfr, November 2 I, at
11 o'clock, I will sell at the store No. 120 Bridge
street between Conaress and High sts., George
town, the Stock and Fixtures of a first-cl?ss Con
fectionary atd Ire Cream faloon. comprising?
Two Silver-mounted Glass Counter Cases.
Four Marhle top Tables. Counter Scales,
Twelve Walnut Cane-sta*. Cnairs,
Office D'-fc-ks, &r.
One largn Gla- Mir'or. gilt frame,
French (ilaf s Fruit and Candy Ja-s.
Glass Dishes. Yases. Salvo- s. Tumblers, A c., A-c.
Silver p ated Soda Iouatain. Head and Bottles,
Ice Cieai,: >reezersand Tubs,
Pvraniid, Water Ice and other Moulds.
Ai.so.
Cacdies, .!?-'lies, I'reser\ ed Fruits. Tomatoes, ,Vc.,
Arc. and man v articles too numerous to men
tion. Terms cash
o? 31 TIIOS. D0WL1NG, Auct.
B
Y J. C MoGUIRE A CO., Auctioneers.
GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE \ND LOT
ON NINTH STREET WES f. BETWEEN K
AND L KTREBT8^OR^H
On MONDAY AI'TEHOON. Nov. 7th. at 4'j
o clock, on the premises, we shall sell a desirable
two-story and bh-t-ment br;ck Dwelling House and
Lot. situated oa the east side of <?tli street west, be
tween K and L street^ north, with brick stable and
gcod alley in rear. Th;s house is one of a block
krown as " Doiiahty's R.'W.'"
Terms; One-third cash; the remainder in (land
12 months, with interest, secured bv a deed of trust
on ?h<? premises
^ Conveyances atd rtamps at the cost of the pur
D(iv Id J. C. McGUIRE A; CO.. Aucti.
V J AS. C. 51CGUIRE A". CO.. Auctioneers.
! 1 V E BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE NATIONAL
I'BINTING OFFICE.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. November ?i 11,at4*^
o'eb ek. on the premises, we shall sell, three desi
rable Buildii g Lots, fronting 1 > feet each on north
11 street, at toe west end of the National Printing
t ffice. and running back 105 feet to *a alley.
Also, two Lots in same Square, fronting 13 feet
each on north G street, between 1st street west and
North Capitoi street, and running back 175 feet 3
inches to a 3u-fo"t pared alley.
!'-*<? s : One-thiru in caHh;ttie remainder in6and
12 tn 'Tiths. wirh interest, hecurei by a deed of trust
on ' 1 e itemises
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser.
nov 1 d J C. McGUIRE A C0? Ancts^
Y THOMAS DOWLING. Auct.; G jorset.v. n7
BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. FORCES. LUMBER
TWO NEW WAGONS ONE CARRIAGE, ONE
TOP HUtiGY, LUMBER WAGONS. &c? AT
AUCTIO N
On FRIDAY MORNING. November t. at 10
o'clock, at the Carriage Factory of J. B. Vander
werken. No. lf>*? High street _ i>e?r Dunbarton
street, J will sell his 8'ock. con^'Sting of?
Blacksmith's Tools, Forges. A'c
Lot Lumber, two new Y/airons, one Carriage
Out- Top Buir^y- I.umlip"- Wagons, &c
And manj ar'i des not mentioned.
Sale positive, as the proprietor intends changing
biisinea
Terms cash.
nov 1 THOMAS COWLING. Auct.
B
15
Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
Southwest corner Pa. av. and 9th st.
FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE AND HOUSE
HOLD FURNITI'KK AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, N v 3d. com
ia?n intrat 10 o'cltck, we will sell at house No.
39;> J8'h street, between F and G streets, the
tntire Household Furniture and effects, etnbra
< ing?
J 5ne Rosewood Pianof rte. Cever andStaol
1 Handsome Parlor Suit, cine pisces, of thehevt
make
1 W alnut Parler Suit
Easy and Reception Chairs
1 russtls and Ingrain Caipets
Rrocateile and Lsce Cnr aios
Walnut Butlett, with Mirror and Etageres
Wnlrut. French and oth?r Bedsteads
Walnut Marble-top Hureaueand Waihstandj
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bolsters, anl Pil
lows
Walnut Extension, Dining and other Tables
Cane and Wood-seat an^A'thsr Chairs
Lounges, Side-Tables, Wlindow Shades and Cor
nices
Matting, Oilcloth, Rugs
Rstrigerator and Cooking Utensils
And with other articles in the housekeeping line.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
nov l-2t W M. L. WALL A CO , Aucts,
J^RL'IT TREES, A c.?FruitTreesof finest qual
ity ana moderate in prices can tie supplied
the undersigned, consisting of Btao lardv^B
d Dwarf Pears, Apples, Peaches. Apricots ??
ctarines, Cherries, Ac.; Grape A ines?Dela
ity and moderate in priceB can be supplied.
*? *
and
Nectarines, . ?, ?_
wares. Concords, Rebeccas, Roger's Seedlin?, and
Law ton Blackberries, Strawberries. Gooseberries,
Currants. Ac.; Evergreens, ShadeJ^rees, Roses.
Ac. ??? , JOHN SAUL,
oc 22 eoflU 39B 7th street, corner H.
R,EM0\ ALE. ALLIOT, from Paris,
late 31'i Pennsylvania avenue
near Willard's Hotel, by expiration of lease wilt
remove and open on October 2oth, at No. 334 E
street, near farover a Theatre. oc 1A-Imv
l^OR SALE-The GOOD WILL, FIXTURlS~and
1 tTOOR of a well established meat store. No.
17 H 4% St.; near^ftyjlall. oc :w-Jt*
fr?0R SALE?Twenty one VELI^OW"PTNE COL
UMNS, feet long by lu inches wide. Apolf
at .33t> H st. oc 14 eotf
AUCTION SALES.
itrmi bats.
B1 THOS. DOW LINO. Auctioneer; Qeorgttowm.
BUILDING MATERIAL*TO B1 REMOVID AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Nor. 2<t. at4
o'clock p. in . I will sell, on the canal, between
l'otomac and Market streets. (horfrt^wn, one
l*rfce Frame House and Sheds, to be removed
within thirty days. to make room for coal wharves.
Terms cash.
_oo^H-d THOS. DOWLINQ. Auct.
|?Y i. C. McGU IRE ft 00., Auctioneers
excellent building LOTS ON UTfl sr.
Or, *T P IB Lie SAL K
o^.r?BnN.58DAY AFTKRNOON. Not 2. at 4.S
est premises. we shall sell to the high
corne? of *onr Hn* Baling Lots, at the
"is feet on uth *? Y ate. Eleven of them frentin*
fte&s W "f," running back l?.i feet J
T street near^th'st. ' Th# '??*
Terms: One third in sash; the i-emn-nd^r in miw
and twely* months. with .<nt?re?t. secured by S
deed of trust on ?he premises, a payment of 1-5
en each lot reared st the tim?Va\ ?
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the par
chfl t^r .
?c27jd J. C McGUIRE A CO.. Ancts.
|JY J AS. C. McGUIRE ft CO., Auctioneers "
CATALOGUE SALE 01 VALUAKLE LIBRARY
OF 1 ,.'500 V0LLME3
On THURSDAY EVENING. November l"th, ai.7
o'clock, on the first floor of th?* Auction Rooms,
we shall sell, bv catalogue. the Library of the R>*v*
Joshua Morsell, Rector of Christ Churek. <*>m pri
sing about !.??' volumes, choice works in every de
partment of lit-ratnre.
W" Catalogue* ready for delivery on Wednes
day, tbefftth instant.
Term- cash.
oc?-d J AS C McGUTREA CO.. Auct's
J C. McGUIKE ft CO., Auctioneer*.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN Til* FIRnT WARD
By virtue ol a decree made and passed by the Su
preme Court of the District of Columbia, in a
cause depending therein. No. 281, Kq'iity Docket
7, I will sell, on the premises, on THURSDAY, tae
loth day of November. A D. lHfii. at 4 o'clock p.
m., the south half of Lot numbered thirty (T?i acd
tte whole of Lot numbered thirty one <SI) in
Square numbered one hundred. In the city cf
W aehington.
The part of Lot thirty front" 2."> feet 91,' inches on
2"th stre?>t west, between Land M atre*ts north.
Lot thirty-one will be Mold in two equal parts eac'i
fronting 25 feet 11 inches on ? tb street, aod all
the property extends back ISi feet 9 inches to a
thirty feet alley. The property is in a rapidly
impiovicg part of the city, and the title is per
fect.
Terms rash
Conveyancing, including stamps, at the expanse
of the purchaser
FRKD'K W. JONES. Trustee.
_ oc X-eott <is J. C. McG LIRE <* CO., Aucta.
Y (< BEEN A WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
No. d:2?>, corner 7th and D fits, north.
three handsome and desirable btild
imj lots on north d street, atauc
'1 ION
Ou THURSDAY. 0<e Ji of November, we shill
sell, in front of tte premises, at 4 o'clock, part of
Lots 2, 3 and 4, in Square 513. This property front*
on north N. between llth and 12th sts whs'..
Terms: One half cash; the baUnce In six. nine
ar.d twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on
the premises, and deed giv-u
All conveyance and reveaue stamps at the pur
chaser's cost
*"-3l-d GREEN & WILLI AMS. Auc*s.
GREEN ft WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
CONTINUATION SALE OF REILBY ESTATE
SAL?: OF VALUABLE improved PROPER
TY ON CAPITOL HILL.
We, 1he undersigned, Tru?t?es tinier the will of
the late Edmund Reiley, otIVr for sale at public
auction. < n THL RSDAY, the Sd of Novemb-r next,
at 4 o'clock p. m , part of Lot 4. in Square 75'. with
two lirick Houses thereon, fronting thirtv-on*
feet nioe im hes ou A street an 1 tifty f^et on 2d at.
es?-t.
j Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money
is to be paid in cash; tbe balance in six and
tw Ive months, with intereC, secured by a deed of
trust on the premises; or all c<?h at the option of
the purchaser. A payment of $25 from each pur
?1 aser will he required when the property is
| knocked Jown.
If the terms of sale are not complied with in one
weak a'ter the sale, ? right, to refeil at the risk
of the defaulting purchaser, on one week's pre
vious notice in tbe National Intelligencer, is re
ar rved by tl.e Trustees.
All conveyances and ^ainns ?t cost of the pur
cbfcer. JOHN CARRJLL HKKNT,
PATRICK McKENNA,
Trustees.
nc 31 GREEN A WILLIAMS. Aucts.
B
Y WM. L. WALL A CO., Auctioneers,
South corner l'a. av. and 9th St.
B
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. TOB*CC0 AND 8E
GARS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, M instant, at ten
o cloci,, we will sell, in front of the auction rooms
an assortment ot Groceries, Liquors, ^..embra
cing?
Boxes Soap. Family and Toilet Soap, and Castile
Poxes Pepper Mustard anil other Spices
Barrels Tumblers and Glass Ware
Boxes Cardies, Starch and Indigo
Cases Whisky, Brandv, ard Bitter*, and Claret
Hoses pure Virginia Tobacco and Sugars
Cases M?rtel! Brandy. lUsket Cha:np?gue
Casks Brandy and Hollaud Gin
Quarters Brandy
r) i barrels Whisky, different brands
Anil a large lot Sutler-' Small Stores,
oc 31 WM. L. WALL A CO., Aucta.
E T H I N G NEW
S0M
Exc'ttsive sale of the
TREASURE GAS HKATER
fer Boi'iug Water, Stewirg Oysters, mtking Te*
snd Coffee, Boiling Eggs, keeping a plate of food
hot, and a hundred other use?.
This article is consiruc'ed on the most approved
scientific principles, and is the most efiici-tit and
economical sg- r>tfor condensing and utilizing the
heat of Gas ever'nvented.
N<" family should be without one.
Advatitajreous terms offered to dealers.
For sale wholesale and retail bv
SIBLEY A GUY,
oct 7-tf rPi'i D st., between loth and llth.
CHOICE FALL STOCK,
4^6 PAPEBHANGINGS 4*6
Jnstopeced, a Veautifnl a^sort-n?^ of Gold. Em
broidered and mtd'.um pr ced Gilt pa??*r?.
Also, a vari' d and choice -toek of Sitin and
Blank Papers. Borders. i*tatue?, Centre Piec-^s, ftc.
Orders 'or Paperbacsincs or Window Shades
pt' nctnally executed in city or country.
Terms cash for croods and <\ or.
486 OVAL PICTURE fRAME^.
The richest, handsoirest and most varied stock
of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in
tbe I'istrict. These goods are warranted to be
gilded with gol* leaf and of saperior workman
ship.
Also, a bea'tiful assortment of Card Visit*
Frstnes of foreign and domestic manufacture. All
goods warranted as represen'ed.
WINDOW SHADES. 4$()
Different colors and sizf" Window Shades in
store. Orders for any required style or size Shade
made to order.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS,
Ditlerent sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas
sels, Rings. Naiis. Ac.
CARD VISITE FRAMES. 4$6
Frfnch Gilt, Swisft Carved wood, and American
Composition Card Frames in variety.
4Sf> PICTURES.
A few choice Engravings snd Paintinss for sale
at J. MAKKRITER'S, No. 4*Mi Seventh street.
WPIease remember the Number, 4^?6. and th?
term Cash for Goods and Laboi. sep17-6wif*
Quartermaster general's office,
Fikst Division,
Washisotos Oitt, October 1, 1S64
HORSES. HORSES, HORSES.
Horses suitable for Cavalry and Artillerr service
will be purchaned at Gie'boro Depot, in open
market, till November 1,1864.
lli.rres will he delivered to Captain L. Lowry
Moore, A. Q. M., arid be subject to the usual Got
ernment inspection before being accepted.
Price of Cavalry Horses, fl75 each.
Price of artillery Horses, f lift each.
Payment will be made for six (6) or alore
p , , v ? IV ? a. 1KIN,
rc ? t.i DivisipLi q, m. Gen'ls Office.
utter: '
G C S ! !
CHEESE!
B
_ F.esi Eottt-r in 21.> \i pound packages, of the
nnf-t quality for table u??, a living aim jst daily
iresh Legs prime New York Chess*
1-or sale at ih^ lowest pr ces, 450 8th street, op
pi site Center Market
oct 1-Jt D. E.-DUTROW.
]1RIvATIONS A\D S FFBRINGS OF OFKI
- cei s and Sol-lie's whil<* I'riaoaers in t e baud
Si .J ? li(,0K of Non -ens?
?' Children a Hour, ?1.25; Goodwiu's lle
t>ly ? iB-f vP "" Slavery, fl-M; Or*, the
Lost Wife, by Belial. Spencer, *1.51; The Nasby
Papers, by Petroleum "V Nasby. 25c: Ye B >ok of
Copperheads, 25c ; Mustang Gray, by Jeremiah
CIemens, 7>; Tbe Bivais, by Jeremiah Clemens,
75c; Lily White, by Edward Good n in, 7Jc.
"c ? FRANCK TAYLOR.
(VOTICE?FOR SALE.?ftoy sets of om?, two
H acd four hor-e secotd-hand HaRNBsS. in
f'd order nearly new, and .**> s cood- hand SAD
DLES and BRIDLES. Apply to H. 8 JOHNS TON,
No. 37 3 Pa. avenue, between iX ?d th streets,
opposite Na?: 1 tel. 7-lm*
O sutleE-iiHtT ~
? TOOD Second hand Tmta constantly on haad.
ADo, New Terns of any ?"VaBWES ft Son!
Sail Makers, S3? llth street,
00 26 lm* near the wharf.
M
AFOI RICHMOND AND lURKOCNDINtf
oountrr<tkowloc rebel fortttcation*: 5
* * RANGE TAYLOR
