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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
THE DECLINE IN GOLD.

The republican press Of the country
processes to see in the recent rapid de-
cline Of gold, no casRe but confidence
in he recent federal victories toevensu-
ally bring peace to the country. That
this is talacy we have the positive evil
dence that upon the surrender of At
lanta, and the successful termination of
the most boldly planned, and brill
isnsly executed campaign of the war,
instead Of a decline, there was an ad-
vance in the market price Of gold.
These same republican papers tell
Us sneeringly that the ''money kings"
of the United States ara striving for
the election Of Mcclellan and Pendle-
ton; for proof Of which we cite our
readers to every sheet supporting the
reelection Of Mr.. Lincoln. It is also
known, or should be, that these money
Cd men control the prices Of gold in
Wall Street, and Wall Street controls
the money markets Of the country.
From these facts, conclusive and ire
sistable ia themselves We draw the
conclusion that the confidence Of the
moneyed men Of the co unity, IN the de-
feat Of Mr. Lincoln is one cause Of the
great decline in the precious metals,
or in other words Of the rise in the
value Of gre enbacks. With Mcclellan
elected they see IN the future, The res
to ration of the union under the con-
stitution; with Mr. Lincoln re elected
hey see only the prosecution of the
war to anihilate the labor system of
the South, and consequently great
augmentation Of the public debt of the
country, -swelled already 70 the enor-
nous sum- Of 8 800, goo. 000.
Another anu a potent cause for the
rapid de cline in gold is that the
act Of July II. 1861, placed the notes
to be issued in accordance with its
provisions upon the same basis as the
Treasury notes issued under act OF
December %. 1851, which. makes all
the seven-thir;les payable in three
years, and amounting to some $3.50.
100000 receivable for all government
dues including customs upon foreign
inportations. The discovery Of this
fact by Dir. Chase is alleged to have
been the cause of his exertions to have
them exchangsdfor 6 per cent bonds
These notes are now, chiefly held by
capitalists in N, Y. and a,e being US
ed for the payment Of duties upol i'm
ports thereby relieving the gold mar
ket Of its apparent scarcity. BuA
this relief can be but temporary, for
the interest upon the public debt is
payable in gold, and if the custom:
are received in treasury notes, the gov
ernment must soon g into the market
to buy gold With which to pay the in,
terest Oh the public debt.
7 TO refuse to receive these notes In
payment for all government dues Toul o
virtually .kezepuhatiep ~ part, be;
cause fanthaspurpese they .,taE the
place of gold, and are to their holders
the equivalent of gold, and for the Nme
being enable them to sell to importers
50 as to control the gold market. Not
to repuaiate them for this purpose will
compel tho government to 60 into the
market to buy gola to pay the inter
est upon the public debt or to repudi-
ate it; soin any event the relief can be
but temporary without change If ad-
ministrativn and in the policy and pur-
poses Of the war.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
"ro WHOM 1T BAY CONCERN"
The DEBORAH Republic saws:

The DEBORAH Republic says:
2. "In our opinion It would he better to
mankind that q whole generate
should be;wiped out, literally used up,
il sonqueting the slave holders rebel.
lf@, and !ssYa the WY open to free.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
f AIR w 4 r MIN G

4 IL persons indebted to Clark & Son
"A by note or book account will come for
ward Immediately and settle tho same and
save costs. Tho accounts Sc, may be fond
with tho undersigned.
New. Oregon, 61ptks7, 1S6G ...x~ -.
ulstA} G., 6. BERRY, :.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
attention .ql[!

A IL those knowing themselves indebted
TO >trotner.& kirkpatrick by note or
book account Will please call and pay up, as
we must have money
Immediate attention will save trouble
and hard feelings.
STROrHER & KIRKPATRICK
New Oregon, Iowa.
sept 81 lsS4. (n46t4.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
Two-Wheeled Mower Attachment

By the use Of a few bolts the reaper plat
fora is taken Of, an additional large ground
wheel is put on, and a steel flexible cutter
bar attached, which makes . two-wheslsd
mower unsurpassed or equalsd by any NOW.
er now before the pubic. We claim for
this com binea machine a superiority over
all others, from the fact Of it's being eplen.
did ons-wheeled reaper and twe-wheelea
newer, Farmers are invited 10 cell and
examine them before going elsewhere.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30

It was the N. Y, Times, in its Issue
Of Sept. LIST that uttered this infamous
sentiment. - go. aae4-&. o.
L is not too much to say, that It
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
Ruble's Improved One Wheeled Res
per cad Tao Wheeled Newsr
Combined.
Manufactured by Russell / CO.

We wculd call the farmers especial A..
tsntian to this new comb ination, eome Of
which we're introduced throuR hout tLe
north west last season, and wherever used
gave universal satisfa ction both as q Reaper
and Mow.r, and proved to be just what has
ALWAYS been wanted by the farmer. In the
manufacture Of this com lnsd maehiro We
have overcome difficulty that has hereto.
fore existed with all combinations. It is 80
constructed that'whlle reaping all The NOW,
ing apparatus is laid asids--use but one Of
the large driving Wheels which makes the
reaper very desirable for farmers who have
light teams hasns sias draft; is well bal.
ianoed 1t is lighs and dura Bile one-wheel.
ed reaper. designed for nsthing olss but for
cuttins grain.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30

THESE Bitters are prepared, in pure Bourbon
Whisky, from a combination OF over twenty diff
ferent kinds OF roots barks and herbs, which
act In perfect concert ore with toe other, pre-.
pared from the original formula given by the
great chief, Red Jacket, to Dr.. Chaplin, Who
used them successfully Ia his practice for many
years, and By their gained great popularity
In the treat ment and of Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint, CONSTIPATION, Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Fever and Ague and all diseases arising from
torpid lier or inds cstion. Persons suffering from
either of these loathsome diseases will Ind sure
cure by heuse Of these Hittcrs which perfectly
pure and free from all those drugs and pcs0ns us-
~ Oily put up in such preparations and pamed off on
~ unsuspectin2 public. single trial will
vince III" most * n'Cal that in the RED JACKET
there is virtue which other Filters possess.
Thsy strsngG hon and invigorate the systsrn.
They are une1uaied for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspe psia.
Thev give 3 good aad healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are tbs best s:imulan. in existence.
They are preventive Of Fever and Agus.
They re!isv constipation.
They cure Nervous Il adache.
They arc perfectly pare and palatahle.
Aged persons and delicate females will and they
can save large doctors bills by the Use Of these pit
ttrs
Beware Of c6unterf-its. The Red Jacket Bit.
tcrs are only sold Ia bottles With name blown
on the side. an' our private government stamp
Across the cork. -OUR-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
CHICAGO CLOTHING HOUSE

CHICAGO CLOTHING HOUSE
'EzHE undersigned would respectfully in
Il from the public that they now have
on hand and are constantly Receiving at
their New and Spacious Stores, Nos, l. &
s, Lake Street. Chicago, Illinois, opposite
the Adams House, very largo and desira-
bic stock Of Clothing o'.4 Gents Furnishing
Goods,
Their facilities for the manuFa cture and
purchase Of goods are such that they arc en-
ahled to ccmpsso with any market East Or
West.
They particularly request an examination
of their stock aud prices by cash buyers be-
fore purchasing.
Orders filed subject to agprora!.
Having fornled business relations With Mr..
Wm B. Hlis formerly with Philip " ads
worth & Co, VIC would pleased to meet hi.
old friends and o,rnt"n,er. 18th on in the city.
ntsm3l ASAHEL PIERCE & co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
ee-Uubug,ts Herald

FAlRRANKs' ScALEs.-Tt is with
some business firms as il is with some
individuals, that they stand alone in
The department Of trade to which they
direct their attention. 1t becomes a
specially with them, and by making it
such, they carry it to the highest per-
lection, Of which it is capable. This is
the eaas with the Messrs Fairbanks
the celebrated Scale Makers. They
have devoted themselves so entirely,
and with ssch thorough science and skill
to the manufa cture Weighing Irstru.
ments, that they seem to have left
aothing to ne done by others.-N Y
Evening Post
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30
xcR CLERK or THE DISTINCT COURT.
JAY " HITE.

.AeGr:gor West.rn Rsilsssy.
IN aud after Anz. esth, 81, Trains
viii leave aHd arrive a. follows,
Trans Going Fss'.
Passenger and Nail;
Leave N Nc GregOr, 10 30 I. II
Arrive 1t Possville - SO ?. II
Freight and Passenger:
Leave N. MsGregor 3oP.N.
Arrive at Postyilts s 40
T-ai@s Going East,
Passenger and Mail;
Lsavs Postviile. I As 81.
Arrive at n McGregor, so /"
Freight asd Passenger:
Leave Postville. " .w s GO 4. II.
Arrive at N. McGrecoP SO
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30

wound he ,r het>ar that Robert Z.
Lee should enter Washington at the
head o. his army as its ccuqueror,
than that George B. Mcclellan enter
it as President.
The Times is profcsseAly for the
Union so long as its party can enjoy
power, monopolize the offices, hut
these taken away aud it is for surron-
deting The Ntiona! Capitol to Gen
Lee,-:Uubuqus Herald s-ss-=s,---s-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30

For Medicinal and Table uses, which are perfectly
pure, and need only be tried to be appreciated
None genuine unless they have our gold labei on
each bottle, and our initials pressed in waA over
the cork.
Sold by all druggists ard dealers throughout the
country. Gail fot goods and take other
Circulars to the trade supplied application u
Bennett Pteters & 90.
Sold BY No. 81 River ST., Chicago
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-30

IS. District DANIEL r. Miller, o. Lee county,
80 ~ JoKx SwIsRyosD, Of Cedar county.
~ b. B. RICHARDS, Of DUBUQUE sosnty
Slh % 'SARrusE NAL, Of Marion county
ash V. LAeNBR, @. PottswattaI!ie county
oh Jsax n SrocXpALE, Of Webster county
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsIMENTs TONIGHT.

CANTERBURY Go tonight and see MISS
Cherry Belle in two rich comedy Character
IA stUhair- ology," as "Frangipannl f1tzpoo-
die" and in "Have You Seen Her u as 'Cuoas
Gin Horn)." Miss Jennie Walton, the ceie.
brated vocalist, danseuse, and comeoiehhe'
appears TO might, and is alone worth the ao-
1nittance fee. Josh Hart and Mons. Louis
Szollosy appear in the "Intrigues OF Spain.
4RoyER's THRATRE.-Third night OF the
celebrated trio, Messrs Davenport and Wal.
lach and MISS susan Denim. The performance
will Commence with the soul-stirring play of
-S.Stili Waters Run Deep" which has on for
mer occasions created profound sensation in
this city; and conclude with "Black.eyed SUI
SAN" play so well known in Washington as
10 need no comment. Thursday night, only
TINE OF the .1rou Mask" Friday night, ben !.
EFT of Mr. Davenport.
FoRD's THEATER.-To-night Will be enacted
the thrilling play OF 'sThe Stranger" in which
Mr.. ]. WheelOck will sustain the character of
the Stranger and Miss Alice GRAY that of Mrs.
Ialler. The performance to conclude with
lfor the first time in Washington the ne W
mirth-provoking farce OF s'My Dress Boots -
Tomorrow night, first time of the great Lon
don drama, "Mlriam's Crime" Elecaon re-
turns read as they come in.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Only three nights
more Mr.. Sanderson's celebrated Minstrels
will perform at Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street,
and we ADV all who have not seen their per-
formances to pay them visit. Their dancing,
slngin and Jokes are first class, and of such a
character as can be offensive to none.
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ePEIhAfoRlH9A oAN BE CUlIp.-Dr Rand's sps-
oi6c cures Sprnatorrhea, Seminal WsaksIss, fs-
It's effects truly magical. trial of the Specific
viii convince the most sksptical Of its merits
street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cook, AleXandria. 1s6-JV
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MARRIED,

On THURSDAY, November Sd, 1864, in Marietta
rual Conference, Rev. J. W CORNELIUS, Of the
Baltimore Conference, to Mrs +. D. DUN
GAN, daughter of Henry DUNCAN, Esq, of Gov
ipgton, Va.
In New York city, Oh the Sd inst, Mr.. HART
HARNE, Of Maryland. and Miss MARY JANE
BLAIN of New York city.
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DIED.,

On the Sth November, Mrs R0SENA BOHLIN-
GER, in the 80th year of her age.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, to take place at !
o'clock this evening from her late residence, 7th
street, near b, on the leland.
At the residence of his daughter, 100 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, Nov. 9Th, Capt. M MULLEN.
The funeral will take place Nov. 9th, at oclk
His friends are invited te attend.
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Having just returned from New York, I take
Washing ton, Georgetown and the vicinities tn at
on Tuesday next. November 9Th, L will have a
grand opening of the newest and latest styles Of
Fall and Winter BOnnets ClOaks and Fancy Good )
of all varieties. to which particularly invite their
attention. LEWIS BARR,
nov 7-3t' 80 Market Space,
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THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST
WATCH Es, CHAINS, GOLD PENS, AND PEN
Oils, &C., &c,
w o I'll 5000!
To he so Ii at One Dollar Each, aCihout REGARD
to r1lue,
And not to be paid until you know what you
will receive
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GUNsll GUNsHt

ruNsi GUNsN GUNsl!l
Just Escsysdt ;d lsrSs sssortmsnt Of Double and
GAME BAGS, PERCUSSION GAPS, POWDER
and SHOT; in fact, everything pertsining To =
sportsm.n's outht-al OF which will be sold at
'e''' B. G, JOHNSON CO.,
Successors to J. L. SAVAGE
nov3 6t Penn. av.. between 10th and nth cts.
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ny G. r L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers.
HORSES. MULES ANE WAGONS AT ATCTIoN
To. MORROW MORNING. at 9 a. M, at the
Horse Market, on 9th ST., near the canal.
Terms cash.
It CIR. L. CROWN & CO., Aucts.
RY VIM. L. WALL CO.. Auctioneers.
IL idShjHgtoU Horse and Cdrringe Bn zdar,
s. La. ay., bet. 9th and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, 90
On SATURDAY MORNING. November 18th com.
mencing at ~ O'Clock, We will sell at the Bazaar
com prising about
FIFTY HORSES.
Including some very fine Harness, Saddle, and
Work Horses.
Full description at sale
ALSO,
A large collection of desirable New and Second
hand Carriages, Light Wagons, Buggies, Wagons,
Carts, suitable for Suffers, Harness, &C., with
which the sale win commence.
Sales Of Horses regular every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday.
Carriages and Harness at private sale.
ALSO,
One very fine Family Carriage in perfect order.
Suitable ior Coach.
Also,
Two nearly new Family Carriages, one four seat
and the other six. and in excellent order.
move WIN. L.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

OudYte,nnstsr Generals 0Gcs. First Dirision,l
Washin gtoH City, November 7, 1864. {
VIII be sold at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder. at Giesboro. d. c.,
On FRIDAY, November IL, 1854,
$50 Cavalry Horses
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had,
Horses sol6 singly.
Sale to comms ace at 10 O'Clock q.
Terms: Cash in United states currency
JAMES A. EKIN,
COLONEL in charge First Division Quartermsster
Generals Office, 6-St
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All the goods IN The ABOVE Ilst VIII be eoId It'll
out reserv alton, for ONE DOLLAR EACH, Ger
tifcates of all the various articles are placed in
simii ar envelopes and sealed. These envelopes
will be sent by mail or delivered at our Office,
without regard to choice. On. receiving certif
is optional With you to send one dollar aud receive
the article named, other in the lis. of same
value. In all transactions by mail we charge for
doing hs business 25 cents each. FIVE oERTIFI-
GATES 1ci be sent for ST. ELEVEN for 81; THIRTY for
So; SIXTY FIVE for $40; and ONE HUNDRED for S5
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every instance
AGESTs.-Special terms 10 agents.
Address GEORGE DEMERIT & CO.,
oc l5SGW Win 800 Broadway, New York,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY J. o. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc.i one.rs.

Id
TWO D EsrS Rrr BMTrI.sSSISs LOTS ON NORTH
ssF FRISpy % RF srsEEp oESk SIv.n Nv
RdSs onsins saes P 81; sa the s.s sa1 as
and % street west and running hack 20 feet.
Terms One-third in cash; the remainder in 6
ana rm L months,Nith interest secured hE deed OF
Oopveyances and stamps At the cost OF the pur-
nor4-d &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctonssrs. u
sUPERIoR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE Pr.
nlIURE CARPETS: BEDDING, &c 49,
10 o'coek, IN f1op aao os n Me,emSsr 18th at
ses entire furniture and effects OF amiy
C..s ootsr. Fssno su,
SF sss G Mhareletop Centre and sof. Tables
Plush Covered PsrIor sSfsss CLOCK
PRs sTRas ID s.s Sh sns Gprt.ns Shades
oil I' Cloth ms,tn ana R Ingram Carpets
Walnut and Mahogany Bedstesds
Bols' ers and Pillows. Blankets and Comfort,
Toilet Sets; Looking Glasses
Dining Chsirs. Lounge, Rocker
Cooking and other stoves. .
cesssry to enumerste.
nov Sd 10. McGUIR Il CO, Aucts.
RYJAs. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
CATALOGUES SALE OF VALUABLE LIBRARY
On rHuRsBHtY E SGS SaC so1smser 10th a..
O'clock, on the first floor of the Auction Rooms,
joshua Merse RectofF o 5Ss +, the HsI
sing about iS volumes, chsics works in evsrYds
day, the 5th instant. " "s'ne'-
oc 29d JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auct's
by G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers,
CHANCBRY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Of Ss se s0 o 81 the
cause Depending therein. No. 2St; Equity Docket
10th day Of EOyem6er.K D. 1854. at O'clock ?.
the south half Of Lot mum bered thirty (snl and
Square numbered one hundred, in the city Of
fhe part Of Lot thirty fronts Is feet s inches on
goth street west, between and streets north.
Lot thirty will be sold in equal parts each
the property extends back 1873 feet 9 inches to q
fnipfS eet sltey The propeIty is iP FsPaiy
Conveyancins, including stamps. at the eIp ense
OF the purchaser o,,.
oc 26eo&ds j. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE STORES.
WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 5. 1885
Will be .od at Pa bile Auction at the ArsenaI, en-
10Th of NOVEMBER. 1864, at 10 o clock q. IN. lot
ORDNANCE STORES,
condemned unfit for use viz:
Steam Boiler and Pump,
l Double Lathe,
6GrIndstones,
TAI Gray Blankets,
1903 Blue Blankets,
1901 Red Blankets,
81 Pole Pads, Gutta Percha,
IS Nslises, Cavalry Round,
23I7 Nose Bags,
1893 surs ingles,
1921 Blank cts.
583 Mcclellan Saddle Trees,
10 yards Silk Serge.
40 pounds Woollen Yarns,
1000 pounds do Rags,
3pounds Shoe Thread,
IS Barrels,
5Jugs.
Bottles,
2water Cans,
Ss2 Watering Buckets, Gutts Percha.
10 co de Leather.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON.
Successful bidders will be required TO remove the
stores within FIVE days from the date Of sale,
J. G.. BENTON,
nov lat Major COMMANDING.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRiSD OPRSIEG

JEwELRY. beautiful jewelry sets styles
the Dollar store. No. 43s Pa. near IA st. It
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100 Gold Hunting Cased Watches, each .-.---. 300
NO Gold w atches--- 60
2O Ladies Watches. 81
500 Silver Watches. .......-.-.... 8 Is to q
6n G0ld Nec1 ana est Chains. l. to Is
l,UO Chate lalne and Guard ChatnS........ to Is
1900 est and Neck CHAINS to IL
400 soll talre ct and Gold BroOches...-. 4 to
400 Coral, Lava, Garnet, DC Brooches. 3to
100 Gold, Jet. Opal. &c. Ear Drops. 3 to
b,USJ Gents Breast and SC art Pins. 8 to
6,Wo Oval Band Bracelets. .............-.... 3to
2L0O Chased Bracelets. ...----.-.-..--- to 10
$50 California Diamond Pins and Rings 250to3
1900 Gold Watch Keys. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 too
$500 SslltaIr Sleeve Buttons and Studs, 2to
5000 Gold Thimbles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 to
500 Miniature Lock ......-.....-, 2to
300 Miniature Lockets, Magic. ...-..~... 4 to Q
$500 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses 4 c... 2 to 6
5000 Fob and Ribbon Slides. ..........-.-. 2to 8
5.yO Chased Gold Rings ...-....---- 2 to s
4,OV9 stone Set Rings. ......-..-.- Ito
6-5tU Sets Ladies Sewelry-Jet and Gold to Is
900 let's Ladies' Jewelry-varied styles 3 to Is
$500 Gold Pens, Silver Case and Pencil. ito
4.MyCoid Pens, Gold CAGE and Pencii..... to 10
500 Gold Pens, Gold mounted Holder. to
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RYJAs. G. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctioneers.

CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE LIBRARY
OF 800 VOLUMES. ~.
On thursday EVENING, November 10th, at 7
o,sl3cE; on the first floor of the Auction Rooms,
We shall sell. by catalogue. the Library OF the Rev
Joshua Morsell, Rector of Christ Church, com pri.
SING about 500 We tunes, chsice works in every de
partment Of literature
-, Catalogues ready for delivery on wednes.
Terms cash.
oc 29d JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct's
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AUCTION SALES,
For other Auction Sales see first page.
This AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
RI JAS Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctio..er.-

Rx.,.. CHAECERY SALE.
sh hess. Cause rssnr To the
and hour and in the orss,. y, viz on the DAYS
the : ssi s: !: ss bidder
Lots il RessrSs Sa s'e g. 4 y O'clock m
tssst pss Avenue near the Canal Bridge At Sd
Lots and in sub- division Of part of sau,ra M
7Sl, each fronting 20 feet ON Pennsylvsnis ave-
Capitol Square. Improved by two frame and
one brick tenement. Fa.a.. ~
n THURSDAY, November 10th, at O'Clock D. m. .
Parts OF Lots Mes. II and ID. in Square No AL,
W, wet BY lc feet deep ibis Pcsgsrty i. sitSs
by atwo-story brick house.
ALSO,
north rs feet irontins on ~ street. by depth Of
Lot is DEPOSITS the First Prssb S church
the residence of the late G. O. Grsmmer, sen.
On FRIDAY, Nov; llth. at AZ O'Clock p. m.
Lot No, 3, ia Square No 2sI, fronting rs feet on
alley between 18th and 18th streets, Island
On SATURDAY, Nov. 18th. at AZ O'Clock ,. m.
ho' ne. 9, and Lot lettered g, in Square No. l64
connecticut avenue.
On MONDAY. Nov. 18th, at IL o'clock M, at the
valuable Tract Of Land lying partly in the coun.
ss Ut Wa caGnt D. and partly IN Mont,
Greek Church Road pear tbs farm Of tn the late
VIM. nj. Morrison. containing IS acres. and
possesses very fine building site. A plat of
~ this LAND may be seen at the Auction Rooms
cash; the residue in and IL months, with interest
for which the purchasers bonds, with surety,
sold.
If the terms be not complied with within FIVE
days from the of sale the trustee reserves the
right to resell, on seven days public notice, at
the risk and cost OF the purchaser failing to
comply.
Stamps, deeds &c. at the cost of the purchaser.
W. b. TODD, Trustee
&C 81 eo6ds J,C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF THE
said last mentioned tract of land, there will be
ing respectively 80, As, ard 329 These sew
eral pieces OF land are very valuable for country
about four miles north of the City Hall by the eth
street turnpike, in delightful and improving
neigh Dor hood, and present the ipducement of
health, good soil. abundant springs of excellent
water, schools, churches, and good roads. and
easy to Washington and Georgetown, to
those who desire small farms for either pleasure
profit.
Plat. of the farm, with its su bdivsions. may be
seen by persons desiring to purchase at the office
of Christopher Grammer; No. 5O7 Seventh ST..
Room, prior to and on the FAY of sale.
nov4d j G. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.