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FALL AND WINTER CIor91sc

New Styles Superb stock of Ovsrcosts, Dress,
Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons. Vests.
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods. &c &c.
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men s
ard Boys Ready made CT thing which. fer ele-
gance Of style variety and excel ence of fabric and
latin illness of mApufacture, has not been
market
Those in search of Clothing for Gentlemen's and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will fpd
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also. an extensive assortment of Gentlemen g
Furn sh' ng Goods, comprising everything Eeces-
say for a complete outfit
NOAH WALKER& CO.. 26s Pa av.,
oc 10 Sm* Metrn poltan Hotel Building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. EDwIHV WRIGHT, the unrivalled Psychome-
tr'st, hss taken rooms at i50 9th street Every
body should test his wonderful powers of reading
character without touch. IT." i
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GALE or CONDEMNED QUARTERMASrER'S
y STORES, AMBULANGES, &c.
Chief QSa.,srmastr' Q@os, Dsror Of Washingtos,l
Will be soa at FaSc October 81 shs is
ment Warehouse, situated on the square between
and and goth and 2tst streets. Washington, D.
c.. or FRIDAY, November IL, 1864, at 10 O'Clock
o. " QUARTERMAsTERs STORES.
condemned as unfit for use, viz
Axes, Carpenters Tools, Brushes, Brides,
Buck ets Saddles. Saddle Blankets, Stable Br9oms,
large lot of Scrap Iron and Wagon Tire, &c.
Will be sol3 at foot Of 18th street, near Chesa-
pe.ke and Ohio Canal. imme distely after the com
AmbuIances' Carts. Medical Wagons, Metallic
WAGONS Wagon Bodies spring WasSdns r. rsmovs
the stores within Ave 80 days from the date of
sale.
Bris.dier General and Chief Quartsr%.stsr.
&C std Depot of Washington.
SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
Qna,ss,mqasr Gsnsrars org: Fyst 1R9ir,tsion.i
bidder g. g. S TTRs6xF. November l...
EocAt on FRIDAY HAY November 4th. 1864.
these borses hav. been condemned rs unfit for
the cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gsins may be had.,
Horses iold singly.
Terms: Cash in United States currency.
By order of the ouartermsste re, general.
Colonel in charge First Division Quartermastsr
Generals OHcc. oc26-et
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ID q Z 7 4 r

EESElti
Fresh Butter in 9 to II pound packages, Of the
finest quality for table use striving almost daily
Fresh Eggs. prime New York Cheese.
For sale at the lowest prices, $50 SIN stree''op
pcsite Center Market. rupow
oc T.l2t D. r. OUInOW.-
/ NTOTICE-FOR S4LE.-60O sets Of ore. TWO
~ and fourhorse secondhand HAHN seSi m
good order nearly rev. and SO cons 5snn Ts,H
DIES and BRIDES. Apply to q. jon Oh ,. ~.
opposite Nat tel. ~
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pYJ. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
lot ON STREET, BETWEEN nth AND

lot ON STREET, BETWEEN nth AND
18TH sTREETS.
By authority of a decree of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia. passed October 2lst,
1864, in q cause wherein Christopher Cammack. ST,
ct al are mplaiDauts, and Eliza Connip gton ct al
defendants shall offer for sale. at publ auc
ton, on II e premises on Tt E5DAf, the LIST day
of November next, at AZ o'clock p. m, the east
half Of Lot No J, of Davidson's sub division OF
Square l6l fror ting IA feet on street north, be-
depth of l3A feet to a public alley. with the i'm
provements, consisting of two story frame dwell
Terms One half Cash; the balance in 6 months
from the dsy of sale with interest, and to be Sc
cured BY bond of the purchaser wi n surety to
be approved by the trustee; The whole pu rchase
to he paid in cash at the option of the pur-
chaser.
Deeds, stamps. DC, at the purchasers cost.
If the terms of sale OF complied with with
in five day from the day of sale, the trustee re-
serves the right to resell, upon FIVE days notice In
the Evening Star, at the risk and cost of the pur-
chaser. r. Il. MORSELL. Trustee.
oc ODD J, G.. MCGUIRE q 90. Aucts
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SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs-This morn
ing the following named parties, who were
yesterday arrested by the officers Of Lincoln
Hospital, for selling liquor to soldiers, were
fined S2h each at the Central Gnardhouoe =
James Cannon, Chas. Fitch, J. X. Forbash,
Mary McGill, John OKeefe, and Charlotte
JVilhpns
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NOhI1 w IN N q CO."Us "a: dv,s
oc 10 Sm* metropolitan Hotel Building

CORNs, &C-Those afii cted with these trouble
some things. whether hard or soft; also, those
troubled With Bunions Cailosities, Club and In
growing Nails, find great relief and sstisfacto-
~ benefit, by applying to DIR. White, No. aga
Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9Th streets.
No charge for consultation oc2i-tf
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rCHE LAST TO RISE.
THE FIRST TO FALL IN PRICES.
GREAT RUSH TO
LANsBURGH & BROS,
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORES.
81 and SIS 7th street, above street,

Having just returned from New York with
large and magnificent Stock of Dry Goods most of
which have been bought at Auction, we invite the
attention of our customers and the public in gen
era to give call they certainly will save 25
cents each dollars worth of Goods purchased at
cur Stores. We mention in part:
10000 yards CALICOES at 30 cents
5000 DELAINEs at half price.
10000 Bleached and Brown MUSLINS from %
cent? up.
l5,tOo yards FLANNELS of all shades from Auc.
ton.
FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESS GOODS in
great vsrety.
AL new shades of FRENCH MERINOS, IRISH
POPLINS, and WOOL REPS.
BLACK and COLORED ALPACAS, TALL the fash
ion)
CAssIMEREs and CAssINETs for Mems and
Boys wear.
BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS, in great
variety
sHAWLS, SHAWLS. a large assortment
CLOTH CLOAKS and CIRCULARS Of our own
manufacture.
ia Coats SPOOL COTTON at I23s cts
Green Daniels SPOOL COTTON a. Q cts
Best PINS and emith NEEDLES at 5 cts
HAIR NETS. NUBIAS, HOSIERY, GLOVES
and every other article in the Fancy Goods line to
be seld % cent cheaper, than any other ace in
the city.
dIen's DRESS FURS at half price.
Call and convince yourself. that the above is NO
humbug, at -
LANSBURGH & BRO,
81 and 81 5 Seventh street, above street
P.s-Ladies who wish to avoid . crowd will
please call early in the morning or late in the eve
ming, the stores will be open until o'clock
Get NI'
DRAWN NUMBERS OF SHELBY COLLEGE
IL LOTTERY, of Kentucky. Glass 5l3. October
9-s-l-57-26-6-56-sS-62
Drawn Numbers Of SHELBY College Lottery, of
3. simMoSs CO., Managers.
Drawn Numbers Of Kentucky State Lottery,
Class Coz. October q, 1857:
B-6i-75-i9-l5-5O-6s-3 3-6o-i0-33
Drawn Numbers OF Kentucky State Lottery.
LASS pr october Il. 1854:
MuRRkk A%7T I EinsS-slCcaos-sM,h ,a.ss,,
Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
gah ~, LOTTERY oil Kentucky Glass 359 October
'SO-s-T-ss -ea-72-7s-5-52-s-2s
Drawn Numbers of Library Associ.+io, Clam
g.n NJ. Lottery, of Kentucky, Glass $50, October
Observation-Disclosures, e Sou 81
&C sdtrovI' Manager
ALLKINDsoP BOTTLES BOUGHT AND 80, n
"A the highss Il price vile be psid for Oh anoa gns
Io,tlss, at O. seventh street. I,lsnd, between Q
and o ree's. &C "a Inn
I INDIsFARN CHASE, . novel, By T. Aoolphus
Cruios's Island. California and wsa,ss. "a
Ross Browne. tocSl FRANZ TAYLOR.
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THE 1NTELLIGRNCRR steals, without word
OF credit, our carefully prepared outline OF the
arguments in the johnson & Sutton case, while
it gives ostentatious credit to other city papers
for what it copies from them in the same con-
nec'ion.
We again call the attention Of the proprietor
of that paper to this display of private malice
by bis news clipper We cannot see the dis
tinction between deliberate thefts like these OF
the Intelligencer and those of the common thief
who lie arraigned and punished by the Grim
inal Court
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~ SUTLER TENTS.
\IOCD Second hand Tents constantly on hand
A!so, New Tents Of any size made {, order By
BARNES Il 30N.
....s Sail Max srs, 63s 18th street,
90 s6 i'm ' 2=|| near the wharf.
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- NEW STORE! IN
-.Hk NEW STORE, MH
full assortment Of
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS.
- RUGS, &C..
PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS.
MATTRESSES
CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE.
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE COVERS, &C., &c,
With every conceivable article that is necessary
in the Housekeeping line, at the New Store,
No 4O6 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND ii STREETS, EAST SIDE.
Having just returned from the North with an
immense stock of Goo DIS, would pectfully call
the attention of the tiZeDs and those about fur
pishing 70 my stock of New Goods, 1ich vas pur-
Oh asld before the lac advance in sod and which
j will sell at prices that cannot fail to please.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods. and
feel confident that when seen they will sell tn m
selves. X. BUCHLY,
400 eth street, between Il and n,
ocT-im Ten doors above the Old Stand.
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DIED.,

On Tue sday, October II 1864. OF yellow Fever at
Nswbern North Carolina. BENZ A THORN, aged
10 yea and days, late sident with hi Sister,
Mrs Robert Warren. at Washington d. G.
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GRAND LARCENY.-Henry Jackson, colored,
a teamster, employed by James Z. Dreamer,
iced merchant, corner OF First and l. streets
west was arrested By Officer w. w. Grant, of
the Fourth Ward, for grand larceny. 1t ap-
peared in evidence that Jackson opened his
employers money drawer, and took out SO
note and quantity of postal currency. The
money was recovered from Jackson, and JUS
tcc Giberson sent him to Jail for court.
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MARRIED.,

In Georgetown, D g October n. 1864, by Rev.
Father Charlier. SAM'L Fl. COLLINS, OF George.
town. to Miss AUGUSTA s. GOODYEAR, Of W ash
ingtOn, ID. G..
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SPKIEAToakHGA OAs CuRkp-Dr Rand's Spe-
eifc cures Spsnlato7rh0d, Seminal Weakasss, In
Its effects are truly magical trial Of the Specific
.iil convince the most ske ptical Of its merits
Price 81 box. Sold BY ,. Q: Ford. corner llth
Cook. Alexandria. iak-iy
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,,a NEW rLA9;EA new iag, 81 feet long, was
by Mr. VIM. }. Miller TO raniaca ,na GO disN
played oy the Democratic Association, injured
on FRIDAY night last. 1t is To he hung ont
TO- night. ~ NC Anus WV
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prop. MAEIHI has an other q, his so,;~,,,u,
semi-monthly Soirees at his Danciag Acads.
my, Temperance Hall, l. street, betwean OH
and 10th, TO night. e" ~"
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Lee BRoKEE-Mr. John Locke. a ho,a-
broke his leg. anu
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by VIM. L. WALL & co, Auctioneers-
ID Solth corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street


FINE ROSEWOOD PIANO. FORTE AND sU
ATcTloN nv 'hi'ohD FURNITURE AT
On TUESDAY MORNING. November LIST, com
mencing at 10 o'clock, will SELL at the r.
Off e. Lyle Esq, No. 512 north side street
between 9Th and 10th, his Household Furniturs}
embracing
Fine Rosewood Piano Forte,
Crimson Damask covered Rosewood Parlor Suit
Brussels Three ply, and IL grain Carpets and on
Brocatet Curtains,
Corpices and Shades,
French Plate Mirrors, Rosewood Buffet.
Marbls-top Tables and Etsgere.
Handsome Walnut Marble top Chamber Suit,
Mahogany aud Walnut Bureaus
Nashstands, Tables, Chairs,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
Chamber Carpets, Rugs Oilcloths, &c,
Hatrack, Hall Furniture,
Extension, Dining. and other Tables and Chair.
Crockery, Plated, and Table Ware,
Step Carpet. Rods. and Fixtures,
CootiI e and other Stoves,
Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Utensils.
With many other articles in the housekeeping
line.
&C 2S WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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DIseRACEFuL CONDUCT FOR AN OFFICER
On Wednesday night just previous to the
starting OF the c 50 train, 8 lieutenant, who
stated that he was an aide de-camp On Gen
Meade's staff, NJ ade hi- appearan ca at Il. depot
while intoxicated. He Immediately went TO
the ticket office, in front at which was old
lady who was purchasing her ticket, and rude
iy staggered against her he lady mildly re.
monstrated with him, when he applied TO her
very unhecoming epithet and kicked her in
the side. MIR. Walker, the passenger agent, and
the officer Of the guard, a. rested hun, when hs
became very abusive to them; butit was found
that he was under orders, and he WAS re-
leased. Charges will, however, be- preferred,
and it is to he hoped that he W i'll meet with the
punishment he deserves.
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Dr.. DUPONT g Susar-ooated Female Regulating
Pills are the Gerry bsst IN nss They operate speedily
and efetftvsy. and being sugar coated create nc
nausea upon the most delicate stomach A trial 0,
these Pills will prove their superiority ovs' an
otberB. Price 81 box. Sold byS. O Ford corner
18th street and Pa. avenue Washington. and Henry
Cook. AleXandfis TASTY
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CoLeATE's HONEY soAP

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature fragrantly scent
sd and extremely beneficial in 1,s action upon tn.
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ta25-eo1y
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THE CORPORATION FINES TO BE DEPOSITED
The Jus tees recently appointed by the police
commissioners, are requested by Superinten-
dent Webb to deposit money paid as fines in
Cooperation cases, in the Bank OF Washington,
to the credit of the Corporation. Mayor Wal
ZACH requests the Justices to turn the money
over TO the city police of each ward, as provl-
ded by the existing Corporation ordinance, I'M
til other provisions shall be made by the Coun-
ellis for its reception.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auctioncers-
AUCTION SALE OF NEW uoUsruo1p
On MONDAY, the 8ist instant, At 10 o,e,oc.
m; We shall sell at No. 429 18th St, between q
and II streets rerth. viz
Walnut SOFAS Easy AID Side Chairs,
le-top Tables, Washstand, Gilt Frame Mirror
Hat Trees, OF omans, aud Ensravings.
sinut Bed .roem Suit. Ger sisting Of
Msrtle-top Dressing Bureau,
Washs snds, Wsrdrobes. Bedsteads, AMI Chairs.
Feather Beds. Pillows and listers
Blsnkets, Cemtorts, and other Bedding,
Oak colored Cottage quits.
Zine Hair and other Mattresses.
Three ply. ingram and Hall 0ilcloths,
WINDOW Shades and Stoves.
Snins, Glass, and Gro rkeryware.
merste '>N' W. ~ VIZ
Term cash
a,.o GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
viii h. s un 'he same evening, the House aud Lot
advtr isement fot PS'tchNss SEQ
&C 20 GkEEN & WILLIAMS Annts
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by J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERnYr SALEo EALUABLE BUILDING

By virtue of decree made and passed by the SUI
preme Court OF the District of Columbus in A
cause depending therein, No. ISL. Equity Docket
7, will sell, on the premises, on TIL URSDAY, the
m, the south half of Lot mum bered thirty GsoJ and
the whole of Lot bered thirty one 1911 in
Washington.
The part Lot thirty fronts % feet 9s inches on
10Th street west, between l. and NJ streets north
Lot thirty one will be sold in two equal parts each
fronting 25 feet ll1a inches 18th street aud all
the property extends back lSs feet 9 inches to a
thirty feet alley. The property is in rapidly
imp' owing part of the city. ana the title is per-
feet.
Terms cash.
Oonveyancipg, including stamps, at the expense
of the purchaser.
FREDK W. JONES. Trustee
nc 2s.eoSds J. G. Mcguire & CO. Aucts
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RY J. Q. MCGUIRE & CO. Auo.i onesrs.

EIGHT SMALL FRAME CAIRNS, on 1arH
STREET, BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVE
EUEAND NORTH 2 STREET. AT AuCTioS
On TC EsDtY AFTERNOON, November / at 4
o'clock, on the premises, shall sell to t,e
highest bidder. eight rsme cabins situated ON ITS
street, between and streets north; the same 20
Terms cash,
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RATES OF WAGES AT THE NAVY YARD The
scheuule OF wages recommended by the COM
MISSION lot the rates of pay TO workmen for the
inohtns OF October and November mas been
appIoNeo oy the Department No change is
Inaoe except as regards laborers aud watchmen
WHOSE pay Is increased 25 cents, the former re-.
ceiving 81 25 and 80, and the latter - %.
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1hhEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioueors.

' an iITH sfRE OF IMSEPRoyEp PROPERTY
sTREEis NORM, krSkStTCM rEih5NN g AND IL
On MONDAY the Slst instant ~ Az ,,,
story, Frame House, con aiming Thirteen rooms
With b. lls, &c. Lot No., in Square No. 40 81
v.stmeit Also session given the dsy of
ssle, rs the furniture will be the same day.
at IL o clock m. Known as No. 429.
Terms One third csth; the halshce in 6, L., and
~ months. for notes bearing interest. deed
given and deed Of trust taken.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
tie iudsputable.
oc Esd GREEN K WILLIAMS, Aucts
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"ANTED-By especially. girl SITUATION
w in a private family, either to cook. wash, or
iron, or do chamberwork. Apply at 46S 9th street,
between aud D. It's
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DAsTARDLY ACT.-Tuesday night, about 0
O'Clock, as street car No. -, in charge of con-
Cuc,or Hancock, was passing down Penu'a
nue., near 18Th street, some miscreant fred
IL - IT. The ball Just passed over a lady's
shOulder, entering one windo " aad going ont
The other. This is the third time this car has
been fired at and the scoundreli If caught should
have his neck stretched.
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"ANTBD-A God COOK, at CaAS. KLOrZ'S
w Restsurant; colored preferred. Good wages
given. No. 237 street, between 18th and 18th.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusfMlNra TONIGHT.

Growers THEAvER-Bensft of Dan Setcn 80 :
This evening Dan Setchell will appear Ia - =
play Of WANTED, One Thousand m,suts >,
as ice Bags" and as Madame FanoSr pm -
He also appears as "H. J. Pow. Hal an ~. ~ ~
the original extravaganza, "Po-Ca, Hon s., vi
We Gentle savage,"a part in which he is ire
sisuble .
Shosa Tho nave not seen, Mr. Booth
OF, -.ooIis't This is his last night but one,
when he will appear in Macbeth" Tocmor-
LUM Of Venice" and IN Morton's comic
,,-amsI s.She Would and He Wouldn't"
C.NrERBURY-This great amusement insti-
,ution is nightly crowded to OVERLOOKING, to
witness Cherry Belle in the comic pantomtrse
OfsDon Juan, the Libertine," which has be-
come the favorte play Of the season. The Can
teTbury can boast some of the best performers
@. the day.
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ANoEG the representatives of the Theta Dell
IA Chi Fraternity OF College Societies residing
in this city favored by the draft were MAJ
John Hayes, Private Secretary TO Presidsot
Lincoln, and Aiviero Gibbons, clerk in the I n.
terror Department number of this society
nave been prominent In some of the battles
fought during the war.
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THE BAEBACUE YEsTERDAY-The Demo-
cratic barbecue at Bladensburg Yesterday
" as pretty numerously attended by persons
from town and country, and passed off we be-
itsNe without any disturbance. Speeches were
]. Ade dnrir z the day by Hon. Emerson Ether
lage' ;Iohn T. Norris. Esq, DR.. Allen, of this
cry, DE- Eall, and others, and aboat dark the
" ashiDgtoDisns arrived home
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"ANTED-The ladies who wish Stamping
w Braiding and Machine Stitching. done at
reaso, able raes, to call at No. 552 street north
between 4th and 5th SITS. &C 27-lw*
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+ TNITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

l NlTED STATES MAhsHAL'S SALE.
In yrtue of writ of fieii facias issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Suprems Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and to me direced l wi eS-
posete public sale, for cash, at the auction Store
of hIessrs Green & Williams, corner Of eth aud ID
streets, on TUESDAY, the lst day of November
next 1861, commencing at 10 clock Am, the fol-
lowing goods and chsttels, in part to Wit, viz
Lot Chairs Cottage Set Furniture
/ Wardrobe Toilet Bets
IA Feather Pillows SCbamber Sets
8 Mattresses 2Fe6ther Bolsters
Lot Curtains Bureaus and Glass
2Spreads Blankets
9Comforts Is Sheets
Stand and Glass 4 Sad Irons
Buckets Pitchers
Baskets Coal Hod, Urn ana brush
Coal Sitter Plate Warmer
IL Cases Wsrhe Iron
Nest Boxes oshades Cloths Pins &C.
Lot Crockery Tubs AID Boaros
Bedsteads. ..t..,,
Seized and levied upon as the goods ara onst.eis
of Channcey G. Wood and Parmelia q. Mooo and
viii be sold TO satitfy eri faciss No ia LaVor
vi 'aihes w. INV" o. 8 Marshal. D. O,
nc u.dts GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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A CASE OF NECEssITY.-Two ladies from
within the rebel lines in Virginia, wish to OBJ
tam sewing. Thew are widows, with children,
are refugees and most deserving persons, hay-
ing been reduced from afl uence TO poverty by
the war. They fed hither to escape imprison-
the rebellion and its consequences. Any per-
sons disposed to accord employment to them,
NAV communicate with them by inquiring for
them at the Stlr Office counter
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KESPECTARL1 YOUNG LADY wishes q
- SITUAT1ON in fancy store confectionery.
Please address, c. NJ, Star office, for two days.
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Drawn Numbeis Of Library Association Com
q, 1864 o'"'o o''' ~eooe'