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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE,
tn best an II, Worid.

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces a color not to be dsting nshei from nature
warranted not to iniure the Hair in the least rem
edies the i'll effects of bad dyes and nvigorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Red or RnSty Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &C.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM BATCHR-
LoR, on the four sides Of each 1oa.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST, Nee York.
m lily Iste IS Broadway and 10 Bond ST.
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GREAT PESNsYLvANIA ROUTE, ria Bnlin,or, and
EfdTT,SbIrs Ls N, North and W,st-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-quick time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther lnfoTmstden apply at the Office Of Great Penn
syiTania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st, Washington. Office open from
a. m until p m; on Sundays from to 1 p. IN.
al IA Iy E.O. NORTON, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

DEsrRABLE INDIA RrBBKk G0sDs.-Mr H. A
Hall has just received lot of Officers Long and
Light dull finished Coats; also, dull finished Pom
Sh4s, extra large sizes also, lot of blue English
light tin wei ghtI Rubber Capes with sleeves which
he Is selling at manufacturers prices at his India
Rubber Warehouse, $40 Pennsylvania ayenueIb be-
tween 9Th and 10th SITS oc 24"tf
BUFFALO ROBES all sizes Wolf Robes Skunk
Robes, Tiger Robes, Army Blankets Blue Green
Red, White. Grey and Plaid may be found at the
India Gber Store of Allen, Clspp & Co., Penn
avenue. between 10Th and 18th SITS. no 3-lm
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CORNS. BryIoNS, Calln>itieS, Club aud Inverted
Naiis. Enlarged joints, ChilbainS and all Diseases
OF the Feet successfully treated, without pain o
loss of blood, by DR. White, Surgeon CbirOp ldist
at 424 Penn ylyania avense. between Four-and-a'
half ard sixth streets. Washington ID. &. Opera
lions performed in a few minutes, and the patient
can always walk Immediately without the least
convenience. Ladies' snd gentlemen attended at
their residences when desired. no IL
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IkDIA RUsBKR CoODs.-The place to buy your
Rnbber Goats, Leggns, Camp Blankets, Tsvelocks
RR .Ss end every article made from India
where you can obtain them at manufacturers
streets. oc 30 ~
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SENT To THE OLD CAPITOL.-Assistant Sur
seon :. f.. Rovfes. of the Army, was this morn
ing sent 10 the Old Capitol on the charge of
drunkenness and Of being absent from his post
without leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.- Anna
Semmes, Ann Grant, disorderly; fined 80 each
Eliza Kennedy. Man Pagan, profanity: dis.
missed. I. 3. Lazier, James G. Leddy, drunk
Austin, found in Washington Building: do J.
4. Bennut, larceny of $25; funded monsy and
case dismissed. Pat'k Quinlan, profanity:
hned Sl7o. RACIAL Preston, stealing IS: dis
mlssed-by Justice Barnaclo. Rev. X. J. Bor.
land, creating nuisance; dismissed by Justice
Clayton.
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RECRUITs.-The following recruits arrived
Yesterday: II for the Sth New York cavalry 10
for the 6lst New York, and ~ for other rc@i.
meats.
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CORRECTION.-In the case in Yesterday Star
headed Arrested on Suspicion" it is due TO
Mr.. Frank Elwood 10 say that he appeared as
a witness only, and not principal
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FACTS FOR S0LDIERS.-T rou ghout the Ind an
snd CIimesn Campai gns the only medicines which
proved themselves able TO curs the worst cases of
Dysentery. 'ScuIyy and Fever. were Holoway's
Pills and Ointment Therefore let every volunteer
see that he Is supplied with them. Only p c,nts
per pot or box. 22S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

INDIA RUBBER Doors AND SHoES-The above ar
tices are sold cheaper at II. A. Halls India Rub
Der Warehouse, 81 o Pa avenue. than at any other
store in this city or vicinity. This is so Gail a nd
satisfy yourselves. $40 Pa. avenue no 2l-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

LADIES Mems, Youths, Misses and Children's
Rubber Boots. shoes, Sandals and Caters: Ladies
AID Gents Buckle 0vershoes with felt lining a nd
top; Mems short Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen
CIsPp d 20: India Rubber Store, Penn. avenue
between l0th and llth SITS no Aim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

ECoNDWARD STATION CAS- ES-Henry John
son, grand larceny dislnIssed-by Justice Wal
ter. Patrick Glenn, hack without number:
dismissed Robert James and Dennis Brown
nuisance; do. Elizabeth Buckley, disorderly:
fined Shy Justice Clayton.
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BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

by GhEEN a. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HNRUSTEES sALE.-By virtue ofs certain deed
Il from Charles Il. Walker TO John B. FLOYD
dated September z, 1854. and of certain decree Of
sgbstt1tion passed IN the cause Of Beers ct al vs.
Wa,ker ct al No lGss, equity and - the request
ton, on To EsDAY, the I'd day OF December next
81 clock y. m, on the premises, the eastern part
OF lot numbered niae, 70, in square rumbered Eve
hu ndred and thirty two, fronting twenty feet on
north street and running back OF the same width
seventy Eve feet with the right to tap the sewer
running through said lot, and with the i'm prove
mentsl consisting of three storI Brick Dwelling
with all the modern improv ements.
Terms Of sale One fourth of the pa rchase money
10 be paid in cash; and the residue in three equal
instalments, at six, twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest. TO be secured by approved notes
The right is reserved 20 resell at the risk and
cost Of h first purchaser after week q notice
on his failure 10 comply with the terms OF ssle
in one week after sale on bis q 10 pay any
note. WALTER q. COX, Trustee
no is 2swtd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
DUBLIC sALE-on TUESDAY MORNING, De-
Il cember I'd, at 10 O'Clock q. m, By order Of the
Ofphsns Court, we viii sell at pu bile auction, thN
personal property of the late Thomas n. wilson,
OF montgomery Coanty, on the Farm, seven miles
from Warrington consisting Of $500.
Pork, Provender, one Rocks.ay. Wagons and
Carts, Farming Utensils, and Household and
Terms of sale All sums under so, oAsh: over
$50, a credit of six months, with two approved
Securities notes airing interest from day OF ssls
N. B.-No property taken away until the terms
RICHARDT WILSON,
LEWIS MAGRUDER ( nkecuser.
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CcANITTED.-Yesterday afternoon, all the
prisoners sent up by the Jacob Bell, whose
names Were published yesterday with the excep-
non OF j. Wilson Page, j. III. Rhoderick, y
Headley, V. Crabb, and George Williams, were
committed 10 the Old Capitol by order OF Lieut.
Colonel Doster, Provost Marshal.
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On IRIAL-Ni ncent X: Jackson, the letter.
carrier, is being tried by court-martal, which
convened for that purpose yesterday at the Old
Capitol. The general charges of giving aid
and information 10 the enemy while prisoner
in their hands.
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EALL AND WINTER GOODS.
L MILLTARYA AND CIVIL IAN
their fall AND WiNTERU tioabs now opening
6ne DRESS COATS, D0EeKIN PANTS, VESTS,
&c; large and well selected Stock oriine heavy
OFERCOATS. We have also a com plets assert
nent of BUSINESS SUITS, made in the most du-
for camp use, at reasonable prices.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.
322 Penns ylyAnia venue,
oc 2s-dtf between attn ana 10Th streets
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HENRY MAYOR, r.
JOHN c: HARKNEss, Trustees.
BY }. Q. MCGUIRE a co. AuctiOneer,

BY J. G. Mcguire a. co. Auctioneers
T'RUSTfE'S sALEoFyALUABLEI IMPROVED
H REAL ESTATE IN The CRY OF Wa sBISGroN-
land recSys Of Washington county. ID. c., in Iiber
lie auction, on FRIDAY, November .sth, at at
O'Clock p. M, On the premises, oil that lot Of
ground IN Washington city, known on the piet
beng on street between 81 and 7th streets vest.
i,n proved by a double two-s story Brick Dvellins
House, with back building.
Terms of sale One half cash, balance In tn
equal instalments of six and twelve months With
interest from day Of sale. Credit payment TO b
secured By deed of trust on the property
JS0 r.. CLARK, Trustee
no Seed J e. Mcguire a. Co AurtS
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CEwfNG MACHINksl
- SEWING MACHrNEsi
A large stock, of different patterns. Tor sale q
esry ctc ,7toes suitable for family heavy taller
ing work. A. p. SHARP 90,
asS Howard street. Baltimore.
- &a5 Superior Family sewing Machines sa
street, Washington. 4-lms
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AT THE INDIA RUBBER STORE of Allen, Clamp Il
Co, Penn, avenue, between 10th and 18th str. cts
the officer and soldier Inay end great variety Of
Rubber Goats, Ponchas, Blankets, Leggins Air
Pillows, Beds, Boots, Cups, Pipes, and the thou
snnd and one useful articles in the Rubber line
Also, large stock Of Buffalo Robes lined and un-
lined, Welt and Lap Robes, Wool Blankets all col
ors. Cork Beds, Horse Blankets. and everything to
promote warmth and comfort in the cam and field
Here, too. may be found a large assortment of
Shirts, L ndershirts, Drawers Stockings Bucks kin
Uioyes and Gaunretts. Falises Leather ags and
small trunks made to stard ugh usage in aggaes
wagons. Camp Stools. Cots and Arm Chairs all Of
which will be sold at reasonable prices no In
The INDIAN HERB DOCTOR, from Canada will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature Of
thsir com plants or illness, without receiving any
information from them. No charge for consultation
or cdr'le. Office, No. IL Washington Builing
Pennsylvanla avenue, corner Of Seventh street
washing tOn, d. G.. Avn 15.tf
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THIRD WARD STATION CASES - Matthias
ffeiner, T.. +. O'Brien, creating a nuisance
dismissed. Kate Mitchell, grand larceny-by
Justice Clayton. Henry Brown, petty larceny
Jail for court~by Justice Rowland Rachael
harper, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Jas
martin, suspicious character; turned over to
military-by Justice Walter
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NrOw II THE TIME TO BUY YOUR cLorR
MING. At the NEW STORE, No. S6s Ith &
two doors below Smith 5, J. BRCCk * To-
Dealers ia Mens' and BoTs' Clothing. &c S-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

BY W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auetion,,

BY W. L. WALL a. CO., Auetionsers.
DEREMPT0RY sALB0 THE ENTIRE srOCK
Il or fiSs WINES, LIegoRs, Cra.ns, HrlnuT-
%EpNEsb1f sSihsstc Is. ~ e
Me~rs. 0sthein Bro. No. 2es, south side oe
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, their entire stock Of hne Wines Brsndies
Cognae Brandies ftheir own importation,
Grape Leaf Gin, very high 6avorsd,
sherry wines, Of yarious grades.
Port Wipes, eonsistins OF pure juice,
bourbon whisIeys, direct from Kentucky.
Rye w htsteys, direct from Pennsyfvanis,
scotch and Irish Whiskeys, from the best dist&f-
Jamaics and So. Croir Rum. of ane su.Iity,
E,tsvia Arrsck. ZvetchsR and Kirehwassen,
schisdsD Schnspps
Blackberry and peach Brandy.
Gin and Brandy Cocktails,
lion, 81. Julien. and, slse, superior Chatesu
Hook and Champagne of various GRADES
Cigars com prising md id OF rem nina
Hermetically Sealed Fruits and Mests CONSISTING
Chickens, Turkey, Calves Tongues, 6e.,
Green Corn. Peaches, Pears, S9ceataSh,
Tomatoes. String Beans,
Currsnt Strawberry. ssd Cranberry Jellies, ana
Fruits and Meats,
Plain and Mixed Pickles, chow-ehe~, Lobster.
CLANS,
Brandy caches and Cherries, &C.,
Also, the Stort Fixtures.
Terms cash.
The attention ofFay.ilies. Suffers and others "a
called to this sale rs The goods fresh and only
offered at auction becsuie the owners are changing
The Store for rent; inquire Of the Auctfoneers
no 10 W. l.. WALL CO, Aucts.
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UNION HoTEL.-ln the case Of the arrest OF
the proprietors OF this house, mentioned by US
last Wednesday, we find we were misinformed
as TO the seizures made. 1t was not 50 stolen
articles" but "GoYernm ent property" which
the record OF the provost guard says was
seized and turned over to the Provost Marshal
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Mr.. FLASD-Ths veteran actor and man
ageT VIII retire from the stage for a short time
IN ORDER 80 rrcuperase his health, which has
BE- Il I,inc OF late. On Saturday nighthe will
tale a benefit At Ford's, and MAKE his last ap-
pea. lnce. NJ Ford supplies his place with
Mr.. ". II. Bal.sy stage manager, who will
b. aided hy Mr.. p ). Williams.
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MADE MIsTAKE.-On Wednesday night
TWO coiored girls We're arrested near the City
Post Office and taken to the Third Ward sta.
ton on the charge Of prostitution. They had
$40 with them, which they said had been given
70 them by soldier instead Of a dollar bill
Ihe owner can obtain the balance due him ON
the transaction by applying at the station.
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R0Ok STATIONERY AND FANCY STORE FOR
- SALE.-An established Store in Georgetown
d. C., doing first rate business, is ofe red for
sale. Terms made reasonable. Appiicatio on for the
Post Office. nor 9xS"
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UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-Northwest
l. corner of 2lst and H sts. To be seen between
the hours of ten and two. no 10 ats
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EOR RENT-E!egsntly Furnished PARLORJ
Il with Piano. bedrooms, with water, bath, x =.
IN new house, just finished, in central location
9Th and eth No on
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GOVERNMENT SALE.-A sale Of lot of con-
demned horses and other property took place
NJ AIxandria OH Wednesday, and was quite
Wen attended. The horses Numbering 1861
WEI Soiu' some less than a dollar, and others
a. hicli as sixty dollars The AVERAGE nrire OBJ
tHineG was between twenty and thirty dollars
The sale q! hlacksmiths' tools, old wagons &C =.
" As continued yesterday.
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FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-A very pleasant
FRONT ROOM on the 81 floor suitable for one
or Two sf ntlemen. References required. Apply on
the premises, 1S1 q ST., between 10Th and 2th SITS
2l-Sts 49, - 0'
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BY j. c. MEG Z IRE A. Co. Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON eTU
STRREr WEST, BxTwRSs ANpP Sis. NoRrE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION On SATURDAY APTKR.
NOON, December 18th, at o'clock. on the prem
ises. by virtue of deed of trust. dated Januarv
18th, ls5r. and duly re corded in Liber j. A 6 Ne
IL, fclios 81 ct seq. Of the land records for
Washington county, d G.. we shall sell parts OF
Lots No III and u in Crittenden's subdivision OF.
Square No. SIS, fronting Is feet inches on Ninth
street west. between . and streets north and
running back ~ feet inches TO ~ feet alley to-
eether with the improvements, consisting of de-
bic Dwelling House
Terms One third cash: the,remai n ier In sir ana
Twelve menths, with Interest, sccured by deed Of
tyust the premises
All conveysnces at the cost Of the -pa rchsser
III the terms Of sale ngt complied with IN Eve
days thereafter. the trustees reserve the rsht 10
rese at the risk and pense of the pur
chaser.
HENRY MAYOR,
JOHN c. HARKNEsS. trustees.
T-eod } O. McGUIRE A. t,O A,-t.
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EOR RENT-A large and very finely furnished
T. ChAMBER communicating directly with the
Parlor, for rent, at 346 street, between 18th and
18th streets, tFrankin Row. Also, at sam. place
Two large, fine ROOMS communicating with each
other. Each of the above suits of no; ms are ad.
mirsbly adapted fer two gentlemen or gentleman
and wife. Bath with hot and cold water in the
house. Spacious and beautiful yard attached
First class Board within two doors. Reference re-
Qulrtu
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lSl other DRESS GOODS, assorted, full Winter
stock now In store "
With all other Kinds of DRESS GO03s for the
special and general wants OF families and hC use
keepers.
One price only marked in plain figures.
An inepection OF stock implies no obi gsticu 10
purchasa PERRY a. Bro
m n Int Pa ave. and Ninth 1tr,,t
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T Z n L 81

MISS TEN TSi
SCTLERS' TENTS en- hand and made ta order
atEDWARD LILLY'S AWNING, TEN r aud FLAG
FACTORY, corner ~ street and Pennsylvania ay-
enue, Colonization Building, washin gton, u C.
N. B.-SECONp-HAND TENTS BOUGHT and
BOLD. &C Rim
hlSSOLCTION.-The CO. partnership heretofore
IL exiting between the subscribers under the
frn Of Moore Dennison has been this dsy dis
solved by mutual consent
GEORGE H MOORE.
x. NJ. DENNIS0N.
Heehinsta Oct 2S 1867
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CHARGE or THEFT On Wednesday after
noon, Jacob +. Shaeffcr and sailor named
Trunncll STARRED from PlatZ's restaurant and
took hack ride the Island, during which
NE sailor slept most of the time. On returning
Irunneli missed his pocket book, containing
80, and Shacfrr was arrested on the charge OF
taking ~ by officer Slater, who took him before
Justice furguson, and he was held to bail for
appearance az Court
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MARRIED Folks A nice suit of ROOMS we'll
lHl Furnished, en first floor Also. additional
Rooms may be had. suitable for housekeeping for
Meals can be furnished in the rooms if desired
Rooms car be seen at any hour By calling ut No
355. on 18th St. between ii and nois AZ
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A FIkST-CLASS DRUG STORE. with a we'll Sc
"A lected and fresh stock for sale in the city of
Baltimore. The store IL all and compact The
business was established in 1912, and amounts to
from 50 so to $4,000 per year. Will suit physi-
clan and druggist. The whole penses including
renewal of stock, rent, &c. about 1870 per
year. Address Box 20 at the Office of the Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

SUITABLE ROOMS FOR RENT-AtI95F
- opposite WinGer's Building nO1,-Stt
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FOR SALE-The STOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD
Sutler Establishment; has been doing fne bust.
Pess for two years. located in the central part of
"a avenue; viii also maxi hrst class restaurant
For full particulars apply to the Agency Office
81 9th street near Pa avenue
N. H. MILLER
Also. City Prnperty and uonses for ssla nnIi:tf
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REMOVAL.
II. J. ROTHROCK has removed his stock of
Paperhansin Window Shades and Upholstery
Goods, to No. 452 Seventh street, opposite the
Patent Office.
Having new and we'll assorted stock and in
creased facilities for business, he respectfully
solicits the orders of the public
Paperhsnging and I pholstery work of every de-
scrip'iop executed with dispatch. Come and see,
at 4 So Sc venth ST., opposite Patent Office
no INV Intel.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE a CO., Auetioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTs-Ou
i MONDAY, the 24th lay Of November, at four
O'Clock y. on the premises, by virtue Of deel
oftIust, dated tn septe 10 Der, 1856 and duly re-
corded in LiberJ. A 8, No. l2t, folios e. and 8.
Give shall Lots Eve f5, six, Co., and seven CTj On
Davidson subdi vision Of part Of square bered
two hond red and eighty one, (25l situsted ct the
sorner of N street north and 18th street west
Terms: S765 cash; balance ins IL and 10 months,
With ntere.t secured by deed OF trust the prem.
isPs
Al conveyancing ut the cost Of the purchaser.
Ii the terms of sale n OF complied with within
three days the trustee the right
TO resell 81 the risk and expense of the defaultnR
purchaser. G.. r. LANGLEY Trustee
no ll-tds j. @ Mc0rIRE & CO Ancta
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POLICE MATTERS Second Precinct-John
Simpson, drunk; locked up till sober M,
Thompson, do; fined 81. s. Delany, driving
through funeral; dismissed.
Third IreciRet-Chas. Williams, petty lar
ceny; Jail. W. II. Milshad, assault: bail for
court. g. Goodrich. t. Clarke, Anna Watson,
L. Henson, drunk: dismissed.
Fourth j'recinct-Jerry Callaghan, disorder
1y; 81.
Eighh PreciHct.-Owen Collins, disorderly:
Sl.G- Sergeant Bean, do; dismissed. Jacob
+. Scbaiirr, larceny; bail Tor court
Ninth I'recinct-S. Thompson, drunk and
disorderly; turned over 10 military. T. Welsh,
p. Brush, w. Jones, drunk do. Morris Spe-
lone, larceny; dismissed.
Tenth I'rsciRct.-Robert M. Lane and Jas FL
Edgar, deserters; provost guard.
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JNOR RENT-A large PARLOR on second floor
handst me y furnished as a chamber. Also, two
arge unturnished Rooms. communicative First
class table board next door. inquire at 4s7 ST.,
between Sd and tth no 10 az
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IN nnn LADIES WANTED, to get their
dU,UcO Flannel, Velvet. Me.ino, Cambria,
Muslin, &c; stamped at 2Soh seventh street,
lNOrthern Liberties,) Closks Sacques. Capes
shawls, Josies, Slippers, Pincushions, stamped at
to,rsI Iees than any S.ar place IN torcn. Cars go
you wait Also keep Stamped Goods for sale on
the fir est Muslin. Remember, 2sOn, between L
and NJ streets. Is 6tT
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kfOR RENT-A frst-class Furnished Double
l. PARLOR. Also. several Furnished ROOMS
With or without foard, Bath Room, gas. at No
40 ST., between AZ and Sd SITS, 8 doors below
City Hall; healthy location and the very best of
neiehborhoOd The Parlor ill be let to firstclass
tenant only. no I9-IWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

By j. Z. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTs-Ou
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. December I2th, at
O'Clock, AT the Auction Rooms of Jas G. Mc0uire
Go. by virtue OF a deed of trust dated Octoher
etb. lS6h. snd duly REGARDED in Liber J A s. No
rs. folios 20, ct shall sell Lots No 10 IN
u, u, IA is, i, 81, Sc, IS aud IS, in VIM b. ToddT
subdiyis!oD OF Square No. Cos, plat Of which win
be exhibited at the ssle.
Terms One third in cash; the rent iuder in six
and twelve months Nth in terest, secured by de~l
oftrust on the premises.
All conveyances at the cost of the pureha sers
IL the terms are not complied with within Ave-
days after the sale. the tfu sees reserve the risht
TO resell the property which such default In
made at the risk and expense of the defaultinH
purchaser.
HENRY NAYLOR,
JOHN @. HARDNESS. { trustees
no7eOd J. c. Mcguire n co. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

FURNISHED HOUSE OR ROOMS FOR RENT
- "A large slze, four. HOUSE, for not less
sdvsncc Best location in the city, half square
follows: LIST floor 1875 including gas and fuel; q
floor slle: sd floor $50 per month Best of refer
in real name NO To- as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

WANTED-1OO tons COTTON RAGS, for which
w the highest cash prices will be paid, by
GOoDELL BCSHEE, 800 G street, aud 3
Louisi ana avenue. no 3 I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

WANTED-A eoo4 family COOK. None need
w apply without being fully qualified and having
good references. Place permanent Apply to Mrs.
PEAKSON at Brentwood Farm, en- Boundary St,
itol. NO 2ISts