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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-23
Farm for Sale.
Sale Of Personal Property.

SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th,
~ l will ofer ~ public sale. on the farm nov
occupied By james W Dyson. in Fowler. II head
u Cows. Is Sheep. ! Mare, l ~yearling Colt. l pair
two year old steers, l two year old Heller, ] two
horse " agou, / Buggy, 2 Sleighs. l cross cut Saw,
! set harness. and various other articles.
Sale 20 commence at II o'clock q IN. Terms, nine
m onths time. with approved security, on all sums
over .. mar2S1 ELIZA A, BARNES.
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New York Produce Prices Current
FOR Iofs as they Grrire from the e~oGHtry. reported
erprssstK for NEsTERS RESERVE CHzoSICLE. 81
AessTs: W. h,Ciore a Co.. strictly l2HHus-
sion 1ieTchuEts, No. 80 Fulton -. Ns1 York.
We quote tor the week ending March 2, as follows
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q SAW MILL!
AND
LAND FOR SALE

wii-sell mySrEAM SAW MILL.
with Machinery for making Piow Beams, q Lath
Machine, ! Circular Saw. 6linches il diameter, and
s. inches. both new, about 100 loTs, also s. acres
Of iani viii new Frame hOuse aud Barn. ard 100
Fruit Tees, sl-' , pairs Horses, 4 Wagons, Sleis,
gaain7t and other apparatus for numbering. The
Mil = ID Johnston. on the road FROM the Atlantic
Z Great Western Rail Road.
This Mi Will be sold separately, II desired. and
ali OF auy bari Of the property will be sold eheap.
and on easy terms. For Particulars enquire Of the
g bscribSr. On the premises.
MsToh 2s-6~~ WILLIAM LEyENS.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
CLEVELAND x MARONIN0 RAILROAD Co.,
CLEVELAND. March :, 1854.
The Directors of this Company have this day de-
clarei a stock dividend Of ten per cent. payable on
demand. ont of the earnings heretofore made and
expended in the construction Of the Road. By Or
der of the Board of Directors.
March l6-ew o. ". BURKE. See'Y.
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minor. aDal settlement of Guar
A L
- NPARTTTIOy.

> GALL.
y PARTITION.
Nelson A.. Covdery
Mary cowG Gsi E, al. In r'a"%''i Com Pleas
By virtue of an order Of sale. In the above case.
TO me directed and delivered. shall exp0seat pub
lie sale, at the Court House, in Warren, in said
County. on
Saturday, the 8 day OF April, 1854.
and between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4
O'Clock p. u. Of said day, the following described
Trumbull county. Ohio. and il known by lots 81. 90,
81, IS, -, in the first division of lands in said town
ship, supposed TO contain seyenty-hve acres ofland
and appraised by Commissioners at S24OO. Also
one other piece or parcel Of land IN sald township,
and l. known By part nf lot one hundred and I'VE.
in the FIRST division Of lands in said township. des-
eTibed a. follows. 10 wit. North on lot No. l02,
east ON lot No III. ali in said first division, the east
and west line to extend south rom the north line
of said lot so far rs that n line drawn east and west
parallel 10 the north line. shall. contain SIX and
sixty-tWO hundredth acres of land. and appraised
situated in Bazetta township, in said eounly. andis
known by middle part Of lot No, ., and Il bounded
as follows: BEGINNING st the southeast corner Of
land decided BY CephEs hathaway 10 Liba Caster
line, in center of plank road, thence running west
along said Hathaway's line 20 the east line Of land
owned BY Amos j. Larnard, thence south along
said LarnaTd's line 10 the north-westcorner of land
dee0ed by Samuel Bacon 10 A. .Iarnard. in 1858.
thence east along said Larnards line TO the center
of the flank road. thence north along the center of
the plank road 10 the place of beginning supposed
to contain two acres OF land. Appraised AT S55O.O0.
Also, Que ether piece Of land, situated IN BaEetta
township, in said county, and being part Of lot No.
81. beginning at a stake in the center Of the plank
road. and center of the east and west center road,
thence cast along the center Ofsaid road nine chains
and ffty-tW s,inks. 10 the northeast corner ofsaid
lands on the lire Of the A. x G.. W.. X. r., thence
southerly along said Railroad forty-three chains
and forty four links to a stone; thence west six
chains ffty-twO links to the center Of the Warren
* Lake Erie plank road. thence north 1915 east.
tgenty-three chains eizhty.-hye iinks 70 stone, the
place OF beginning containing q s6-lQ sores Of
land, excepting therefrom sixty hundredths os an
acre Of land owned by the estate Of Eli jackson,
deceased. Appraised at S92.0Q-
Terms Of sale, one-thiTdin hand, one-thirdin one
year, and one-third in two years, with interest, ss-
cured By mortgage on said premises,
March Is, ls64-5S. J. G. BUTLER, Sheriff. |
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Public Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER will sell at
= public sale. at his residence in bloomfield, on
Thursday, Harch 3lst, 1864,
the following prOyerty, to wit: nineteen young dali
~ Cows, one three year old Heifer, one two year
old Durham Bull, one Yearling, one Sow. Sale to
At II o'clock. Terms, six months credit
with approved security.
Mar55 WILLIAM HAINE.
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WILLIAM HAINE.

DRYDEN HOLCOMB'S ESTATE.
IL The undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator. of the estate of Dryden HOleOmb,
late of Vernon. Trumbull county Ohio, deed.
March 3,-3w7 HIRAM D. H0LC0MB.
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The official bonds of sherifs, constables,
executors, administrators, trustees and
guardians, are each subject to a stamp
duty of fifty cents.
The bonds of all township officers, such
as treasurers. supervisors, treasurers Of
school districts, and collectors of taxes,
are subject to like duty.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

New .yJes Superb stock of Overeoats, Dress,
Frock, and Walking Coste, Paptaloons, Vests,
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c &c.
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men g
and Boys Ready made Clothing which, fer ele-
gance of Ttyle variety and excele of fabric and
fsithfuht iIof manufacture. has not been sur
pared by any stock heretofore offered in this
market
Those in search Of Clothing for Gentlemen's and
Youths wear are invited TO cali and examine our
stock. We say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also. extensive assortment of Gentlemen g
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
say for complete outfit.
NOAH WALKER CO. 80. Pa: av..
oc II SIM METROPOLITAN Hotel Building.
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SKOREf DISEASES,

soNa,iian's Gift IL the most certain, safe and
shectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days,
aud recent cssesi in twenty four hours Nom neral
no basam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken
1t is the soldiers hope, aud friend to those who
DO not want to re exposed. Male packages. g.;
female, s.
Sauariinn's Roof and kie-b Jx,css-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis ,Scrofula Ulcers, Sores
Spots. letters, &c. Price 81 six bottJes for 81
Bold hY g. Q. Ford See advertisement ms
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BPzlhAroklsGA OAK BE CUkEp.--Dr Rand's spe-
efc cures SpamatO,h9a, Ssminal W.akssss, I'm
pofsrey Loss Of P0tcsY. speedily and efectnduy
It's effects are truly magical A trial of the Specific
viii convince tbs most skePtieal Of its merits.
Onok Alsxandris tasty
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CoYalrv,a uorpv sn.p

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials. iE
mild and emollient in its nature fragrantiy scent
cd, and extremely beneficial in rs action upon the
skin. For sale by ell Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers ia Is eOly
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SPECIAL NOTICES:

SILVER PLATED Spring Bells. Tea Spoons, Scarf
Seal Rings Ladies' Sets IN great variety. 2O6
patterns to choose from FOR only One Dollar, at
The Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Penn. avenue.
near AZ street. Its
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, ssMIRAL WBAKHsss, etc
Can Be- Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
but the :rKtA. Address, with stamp,
EDwARD a, TRAyRR,
mar DE- WY Lock Box. Boston. Mass.
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OyFRC0AfS

Desirable styles of Overcoats at Sn, SIS, S35 and
$50 each.
FALL OvERCoATs, well made
RUBBER OvERCoATs. by the single one or dozen,
very low
GENTS SHAWL. at SIS each.
Call at
HKSyIyGs,
TO l7-6t~ cor. 7th at and Nd av island.
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Died.

On the 18TH, after q painful illness. JOHN Will.
LIAM son II John and Mar, z. Roberts aged S
years aud noDtbs.
To thee the terdsres: care was given,
Thy gov thful form TO save:
But all III vain, thy home as heaven,
And thine early grave.
The friends sHd scQu6i n ancts OF the family are
respect iully invited 70 at end he funeral To-.
morrow Sunday afternoon. at o'clock, from,
the resi- OF his No 30" 5th ST., near
n
On :hs 18th il IT,. ~ minutes before II oclock
m. WILLIE W son OF John Il and A. Virginia
Luttrell. ged years, i9 months and days
Willie vas child Of uncommon precocity. and
BY his obedience and dociiity gave promise of
superior e,eeilencs. The many who knew him
admired and loved him. His loss is severely felt.
The grief IN his parents hearts is too great to
speak, bnt. IN The amidst of dee pest may they
rememtr thai benedcept Father and good Ged
reigns over all.
% Death thou lowest thu bssutifuI. Thus
lille has paused away rs dew from the slower, and
been eyhaled to Heaven. %
nis fupt raj will lake place from his fathers res
ideuce or X street, No, 551. between nth aud
i'm on sunday at 3 o'clock p. M Friends and
srruhintances are invited to attend.
Soyember 18th. after long and painful illness
Witch The here with Christian forritude PRIS
GiLIA KuDGSGN. sged 81 yesr,-
Her funeral viii take place tom bsr late resi-
dsnee Lth street between u AMI e. The rela-
Ives and friends respeetfuly Invited sttend
without fur ther notice. *, - -
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mar : DE- w .iy

DISEASES or TEE NERVOUS, BIENNIAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYSTEMS new and reliable treatment
in Reports of the Howard Associ stion-Ssnt by
mail in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge.
cistion. No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphis,
Pa te 40 GIN
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WAnnAyrED TO CuRHISsIxDSIs DIR. Godfrey
Aptidote, an English Specific of sIty-hve years
standing, win cure Gonorrhon IN siz lays. Nc
change ofdiet required Price 8 per bottle. Sold
by &. G. Pord. corner 18th street and Pa avenue.
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DE-. Duros1's Sussr- coated Female Regulating
pills the usTy best in use They operate speedily
.sG ana r.
these Pills will prove their superiority oUs- all
others. Price q bon. Sold BY Ford, corner
nnok
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PYJAs. @. Meg UIRE CO., Auctioneers.

HANDSOME BRICK villa RESIDENCE.
WITH LARGE AND REhUTIFUL GROCNDS,
FINE BRICK sTABLING, CARRIAGE aoUsE.
ICE HOUSE, &c.
o'clock on the premises, we shall sell that hand
some residence and RrouU de-, formerly the proper
ty of the late Major Elcholson, U. 8. NJ O., being
the whole of Square No 765, ated at the corner
of south street aud % street east. i'm stely
east Of "Dpddington !" The grounds contain about
two and a half acres of ground, Handsomely en-
closed, and laid ont Win fine gravel drives sad
walks, and beautifully ornamen,ed with choics
shade trees and flowers. The improvements are
Of the most superior Kind, and consist Of fine.
large Brick Man,iou with large porticos on three
Sides the whole built ard finished In the most
substantial manner, with fine Parlors. Dining
Room, Library, large and airy Chambers, Bath
Room; &c, &c; in edition there is very supe-
Servants House, &c. The property commands .
splendid view OF the city. Potomac river. and sur
rounding country and is in all respects first class
residence.
Tatms: One third cash; the remainder in and
Il months With interest, secured by desd of trust
90 the premises.
.Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
Immediate possession given.
nov Is d C. MEG UiRE & CO.. Aucts
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

N=FA!R AND FESTIVAL The Ladies will
uS, hold Pair and Festival in the Bah Room
MONDAY ,EvENING; November 2lss, for toe
sndria county, va. This chapel is designed as a
place Of Worship for the citizens and soldiers now
neighborho God having been destroyed by the
ties war igious services have been held
to this time in q barn; but the inclemsncy of the
weather makes it absolutely necessary for us to
erect small chapel for our use; and we now ap-
town TO assist us, either by donation, or by their
presence and patronage at the Fair in this truly
laudable and Christian enterprise. By order.
nov lQ2tt
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DY aREkN q WILLIAMs, Auetionesrs.
ID No. SEQ, corner Of 7th and D streets north
No 31a-Eouity

No 314-Equity.
Elliott snd others versus Elliott and others.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
VICINITY OF THE RAILROAD DEPOT.
NOTlCE.-By virtue of = decree OF the Supreme
Court of the District Of oum ittng in equity,
passed in the above cause on the hrst day OF No
vember, 1864, shah proceed to sell, on the prem
iser. on MONDAY. the 2Sth instant. at half psst
o'clock p. m all those pieces or parcels q
ground situated in the city of Wsshins ton, in said
District, and known and designated on the ground
pan thereof:
Lot 7, Square 6ss frop ting 81 feet on LIST street
wet. between and streets north, by 8 depth Of
$50 feet TO public alley 81 feet wide, with the i'm
grovements, consisting of two two story Frame
Houses, DC
Lot No. 5, Square $50. fronting 81 feet on lst
street west between B aud streets north, by
depth of $50 feet to public alley 50 feet wide,
with the improvements, consisting OF Frame
Building
This property is situated in one of the most i'm
PR Wing parts of the city.
Yerms Of sale. as prescribed by the decree Une-
third of the purchase money 10 be paid 10 cash;
the balance in two equal instruments OF six and
twelve months. The deferred payments to bear
interest from the day of ssfe, to be secured
by notes of the rchaser purchasers, with good
and sufficient security, to be approved by the
trustee.
The purchaser has the RIG hit to pay the whole of
the purchase money in cash.
Iftbe terms of sale be not compiled with within
five days after the sale, the trostee reserves the
rjsht Of resellng the said property at the risk and
% 'D' JOHN r. ENNIS Trustee
poE GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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PYJ. @. MCGUIRE Co., Auctionsers.
ON NORTH STREET, BETWEEN 4TH AND

TRUSTEES SALE Of IMPROVED PROPERTY
81 eFn f sfREEF : STREET BETWEEN 4rH AND
By virtue of Iced Of trust from N, Mieh.eI RpnA-
1869. duly recorded in Liher A s.. No l7s. Folios
Ens shs II
| we shall sell, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
the ssIa part II lot Il the Invest SAID
rs street H afteen feet, thence south one hundred
ard eight feet eight and hall hes thence west
fifteen feet; thence north one hund ed aRd eight
| feet eight and half inches. improved by small
| Terms One-third of the purchase money cash,
| the residue in two equal payments. at and II
months, with interest from the day of SALE secured
Twenty dollars to be paid down at the time Of
within five days from DAY Ct sale the Trustees yin
resell the property, after hTe days PUBLIC notice,
at the risk and expense OF the defsulting pur'
Stamps and con.,yaucipe at the cost of the
ERAsMgsJ MI nI hfN,j Trustees.
,1 adk5sARY g Z f moatissA Co Aues.
| GALE OF CONDEMNED HORsEs.
~ ouo,te-master Generals Office. LIST Divisios.t
will be sold at PUBLIC auction. to the highest
ONE RGS6kEPH Ssg FfFTf CAVALRY
ONE on a EsHRAH sSD PfFFE oaTxkRr
HORSES. H.rr-
the Cav slry service of the Army
For road ana farming purpose, many good bar
gains IA ~ be had
Terms cash in United S'A's sA faIEsn a. EK1N
Colonel in charge First Division Quartermss.er
General IS Office. nov Is I'd
OFFICE DEPOT coMMIssARY OF SUB.
GOVERNMENT SALE 81 n f sov rxL ISt
WIN :. .,,I EMPTY sARhELs. H.
VII be sold at public auction, q, SIXTH strset
vember p, 1864. at IL O'Clock a. M. ths following
odo Beef Hises trn nor or less,
200 Sheep Pelts more or lessD
6eoo pounds Tallew.
Also, a lot of Meats foot Oil, Horns. Empty Bar
Terms cash in Government funds
An purchafes to be removed within ten ssHS a"
no HIT Captain and O. VS..
OUARTERMAsTRR GENERALS OFFICE.
Novem Der 8. 1855.
Win be sold at public auction, te the highest
bidder at the time and places namt d below, VIZ:
YORK, PENNsYLyAEIA; IHURsDAY, Hovsu-
LANCASTER, prsHsss ne II V!sxstss1A FRIDAY. No
EAsroN prnrFyfsna ssszi III .sss' vaspAY. D..
W. GENDER 4, 1854.
Two hundred Cavalry Horses at each place.
These Horses have been cor demnsd a. uaft for
Yor road and farming purposes many good bAe-
gains may be had ,.... 49,.
Horses sold sipgly.
sales TO commence at 10 . o'clock O. m. y
Terms: Cash in United States eurrensy
Colonel in charge First Division O, Mo. o:
Z a Ii KINDS OHBOTfLHs BoUeHTANDsoLD
q The h,sss,t price I'll be gaid to.; os.S.sgns
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MARX

On Tucsday, November 18th. at st Mary's
Church. by Rev. Father A'ig. Mr.. LEANHARD
WHILE, 20 Mis-, MARGARET STRACB both of
this city.
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= THANKSGIVING DAY.

NJ" THANKSGIVING DAY.
MAYORS OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D. c.
November WITH, 1874. {
The President of the United States having ap
po;nted THURSDAY. the oath instant, as a day of
thank sgivine, 1 respectfully recommend that the
same be duly ob.erved by the clergymen, their
cong egations and the people generally.
noI82t HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
GEORGETOWN CORPORATION ST0OK.-
VI Those persons who may be disposed to pur-
ch ase Geol getown Cor poration Stock which bears
80 interest of six per cent. per annum, psyabla
quarterly, obtain some BY applying to VIM
flowing PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
4 Potomac Tow Compsny's boats. "Potomsc,"
Gov. Curtin" and Belle Haven" Apply to the
Captains on board. or to
JOHN b, DAVIDSON,
n Is. Water straat. Geor getaWs
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DYW LEWIS Il Co, Auctioueers,
Id No. 3O7 Pennsylvanis avenue
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auetioneers.

SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE pI
AE0 Forts; EURNITURE AND HOUSE
On TUESDAY MORNING. the I'D inst. a. 10
o'clock, at residence, No; l72 street, between
effects Of family declining housekeeping, COM
Elegant Rosewood Case Seven Octave Piano
Handsome suite of Rosswoed Parlor Furniture,
finished in Crimson Silk Damask
Rosewood Centre Table. Fancy Tables
Superior Plush and Tapestry Covered Arm
Oak and Walnut Cane Seat Chairs
Oak Hall Chairs, Hat Rack
Brussells Car pets and Oil Cloth
Rosewood Chamber Suite With Mirror Front
Wardrobe
Painted Cottage Suites, Window Shades
Pair and Husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows Blank cts aud Comforts
Crockery and Glass Ware, Stoves. &c.
nov lid &c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aacts,
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~ zee ~ SUTLER TENTS E4gr.g
tI0OD Second hand Tents constantly on hand.
AFRO, New Tents OF ANY size made TO order by
q r.. var I1 sd BARNES SON.
90 g I'm. near the whSf.
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4 Ii KINDS OHBOTTLYsB oUeHTAND GOLD
n the hiehest price will be paid for, ohAnsaene
Bottles, ct 1sesenth stresE II lnpa. betS cen =
-" 'ifsA . 80 $50 $50
H0aYLg EgEAEx 81 90
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS,
DY BROOKER BRLLMw. Auet;...srs
Id No, Sa6 north 7ta street. bat and =

FUfuRk DAYS.
RY BBooKER L BnLLnw, Auc.ie...rs.
ID No. $40 north 7th street. BET. andK.
Bale, EVERY EVENING, eomms.eins At sx
o'clock. Of sepsrS a:so,'psst q prI Goods.
GsTSi sna IPHasss
Out door sales attended TO ON the most reasca-
'G nov sisI sim BkSSoKFs asss
RYw.B. LEWIS q CO.. Auctio,esrs.
STOCK OF cosrro1 1ISS STORE rAuo-
MONDAY Nov.uhs ni s,s,. a, n o,cIoe.. a, s.o,.
No s1sh III street Islsnd, We shall shall :sS sIs
ghole stock. consisting Of
Lot Of sns Sears. n nssnr. iI Leaf Toss:eo, oA
Lot Do OF Fancy Goods and N9t aWSs m .,.
RYTHoMAs BOWLING, Auct.; Georsetswn.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFIOrs AT
On MONDAY mo RNGTfoS No.. =.
q .t Snst Nc s! Market street, between ist ana
furniture. consisting Of ""1 .' ''' ~
ss6ossny RoeEsr .nS G Chairs and ss.
Feather Beds Bsd..s tea sd n, and Mattresses
Oil-cloth Mating and Shades
Bureaus, sidebosrd sbd Wardrobes
Parlor, Cooking and other Stoves
And other 'rfis sGs Win
DYW. B. LEWIS & co, AuctIoneers,
ID No. S07 Pennsylvanis avenue.
sA7u kTES1E Nts SAFES sAgGIIoS =.
o'clock, We shan CONNER nc: regular ale. tk.ousi
s ss season; Of Dry goods Clothing Shirts Boots
Ensrsyinss. Cutlery, Plated Ware. Watches. Jew.
W, b. Lewis & CO., Aacts.
Regular sales Of Furniture, Groceries, 80,
O'Clock
Cash advanced on all kinds Of Goods.
nov 16-lw WB,L LAWS A Co.. Auets
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
ID No. $40 Seventh and D streets north
nov 10 GREEN x WILLIAMS, Auc
pY JAS. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALEOF VACANT LOT NEAR THE
CAPITOL.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. December 10Th, at
4 clock, on the premises, by virtue of deed of
among the and Records for Washington county,
D. q, sh all sell part of Lot No. 4, in Square No.
d streets rorth. Beginning for the said part of
"a ori. inal Lot a. on the northwest corner of
Delaware avenue and running at ri ght angles with
said avenue, eastwaIdly log feet, thence south %
feet 10 inches thence west q feet, thence parallel
with the north line of said Lot westwardly tn Del
aware avenue l52 feet inches. thence northward-
ly on Delaware avenue n feet Az inches to the place
of beginning, containing go feet more or less.
Terms cash.
PJ STIER Trustee
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WTANTED-5O.O 900 LADIES to call at the only
w STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKING
DEPOT in the District and get their work done.
3s1 street Is the place, and Ladies who do not
wsrt til cir work SPOILED will GO to no other 20
called stamping places. We are weekly in receip.
Of the VERY LATEST STYLES of patterns for
Embroidery and BraidiDg Stamped Goods, Braid
Silk spd Cotton for sale. ocR tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-19
ARPENTERs WANTED.

Hendquorts1s Dsp1rtn,sut Of Wnshington,
Office Chief QuartsrnaSter,
Nos. 534, $685. 53d l4th street. near New York av ',
WASHINGTON. Sept %, 1854.
Wanted immed iately, fifty good CARPENTERS
to go to Point ookout. Maryland. Wages S7o per
month and ration. Each wor kman VIII bring his
ewn If of tools TRANSPORTATION will be furnished
by the Government for the workmen and their
tools from this city to Point Lookout.
JOHN A. ELLISON,
Colonel and Chief Quar- termaster,
sep Sh-tf Department Of Washington.
WANT ED-sECOND HAND PURNITURl
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING, and HOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS fevery
description r. BUCHLY, A0S It'll street;
is8d between e. and Fl cart side.