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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
Gales bp Ametiorr.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, \

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 493
40 way nearly opposit. St Nicholas HoteiGEO. A. LEA
WITT, Auconeer by J. e. Coolev COMMITMENTS solicited.
SUPERB PRIVATE LIBRARY.
THIS Thursday EVENING a, O'Clock:
very select Library Il Books in SEVERAL Departments Of
Literature, and many relating TO America Of which
very scarce; also Grge number OF highly valuable end
elegantly illustrated Works, bound ia full Turkey morocco,
full calf &C., &C. This /, of the choicest collections
Books offered this
GREAT COIN SALE TUESDAY. DEC. 10, AND Fol-
LOWING DAYS
4 W. ELLIOT WOODWARUS Seventh Seni.Annual
Sale OF American and foreign COINS and MEDALS
This sale will commend iel to collector being very rich
in the departments, especially in the Warrington
rcs aud the Colonial seres also, tie regular issues OF the
Mint.
Goods exhibition at l0i o'clock day of sale.
OrrrcH OF THE A. q. NJ, I
WILMfsGroS, Del, Nov. 30 1868.
g lie OF SURPLUS GONERNMENT
- MULEs-An good and seryicesble.-w viii be Sold Of
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
On FRIDAY, DecemDera q.
On FRIDAY December II.
On FRIDAY December y.
On FRIDAY, December 30,
800 Good aud Seryiceable MULES.
100 On each day Of sale.
The particular attention Of purchasers called 10 The ex
ceent quey of these mules being Of good size Ia good con
dit ~ Kind and gentle and well broke 20 harnes being the
Surp.us Team Mules Of Washington Depot,
Animals Sold singy.
Sale to commence Ut 10 a. n.
Terms-Cash in H. :. Currency.
BY order Of Brevet BrgGeu. JAMES A. EKlH. In charge
C. ii. GALLAGHER, Capt. and a O. N.
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j ustrurtion.

AT GOLDSMIrHs COMMERCIAL Inc
~ STIrUTF, No. 80 Broadway. lnstinction IT, rES
NANsuIP BOOkkEEPING, AIlfNMhilN, cOHk<s
PONDENCE, sc. II. B.--A reduction to all VINO rh-"
prior to the holidays
At PAINES COLLEGE, No. 62 Bowery-
~ Soldiers Merchants. MecAaIlcs, OpernNes; IesnsS
AID pupis secug, Day evening lNSIKUtiiOS IN noo
Keeping Writing Arithmetic, Spelling. English ofa"a'~'
Dc'aiion, Sc. o,,
| a. b. WnHrrsR Teacher of PeumanihiP
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HOLIDAY BOOKS.
OAKLEY & MASON
No. 81 Murrsy-si,
linear Broadway

Have large and well selected stock Of BOOKS FOX TIKI
HOLIDAYS.
All the new ILLUSTRATED BOOKS which have been,
and are daily being published for the Holiday trade
Also. the STANDARD HISTORIES. NOVELS, PoETi'
CAL and THEOLOGICAL WORKS, in plain and hne bind
ngs
They have also very large stock Of JUVENILES or the
GIRLS and BOYS OF al sizes and varied enough to sui, all
tastes Also GAMES md PUZZLES of every kind many Of
them entirely new.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. Of all kinds and styles.
Additions are daily made Of al the NEW MisCELLA
NkOUS PUBLICATIONS, especially those Of BOSTON
end PHILADELPHIA PUBLISHERS. Wholesa'e dealers
and those wishing make additions to Their bfacs, viii Do
well to cal upon Messrs o. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-11

The DRUG BUsINEss.-There is no business
or branch OF trade in which skill, knowledge,
and enterprise are more essential, than in the
drug business: nor is there any branch of hu-
man industry in which more charlatanism and
imposture prevail. 1t is, therefore, to the in
terest of the public carefully to discriminate
between the true and false druggist. This can
be easily done by simple, practical applica-
ton OF that rule which is as true in matters of
business as morals, shy their fruits Tor results)
You shall know them" Judged by this rule
Helnbold is a true Druggist" and those we'll
known medicines known as s'Helmbold's Prep
arations, ARE legitimate remedies. These latter
have been before the public prominently for
many years, and have been almost universally
successful; the Extract of Buchu especially, has
secured the public confidence. For its appro-
PIRATE diseases it is without rival. The GER
tificates to its usefulness embrace many thou
sands of names; but the fact that after the trial
of so many years, Helmbold's Preparations are
in as great demand as ever, or even greater,
is the best possible proof of their legitimate
merit.
The Principal Depot for their sale, is at
Helmbold's New Store, next the Metropolitan
Hotel, Broadway. New York.
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SHAFFIELDs FAvoRABLY KNOWN EsTAB-
IIsHMENT.-By reference TO an advertisement
In today's Star, IT will be seen that that enter
prising, successful and favorably known citi-
zen, Mr.. Joseph Shafield, has returned from
his European tour, and is, with increased IA
cilities, prepared to furnish the fashionable and
the opulent, as well as those in more moderate
circumstances, with a superior article of
French and American Confectionery for par
ties, weddings, etc. Mr.. Shafneld, with his
wel-knOwn enterprise, awaited himself of the
advantages of his recent trip to Europe, hay-
ing made many purchases of fine CORRECTION
cry in France and elsewhere, and which he
now offers on the best terms Mr.. Shafield,
we would state for the information of the Ia
dies, has saloon specially set apart for ladies,
where oysters, etc, are served up in every
form and of the best quality.
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RY C. W. BoTELER. ia, AuctiOneer.


SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, GILT
fNGs. SUITS ShV ~ W STssTha6g OF R FAM
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, &C, AT AUG
On MONDAY, November Is. commencing at 10
O'Clock a. m. shall sell 40 the residence OF h q.
fsnt. Esq, No. 42S LOulsiasa avenue, between
5th ard 9th streets, largs collection OF very supe-
ri9r Household farnituTe, consisting in part as
One Rosewood case Piano, seven octave, scroll
legs, made 70 order by Geo. y. Guild Co,
Gilt frame oval Mantel Mirrors
Suits OF Parlor. Library, Dining room, and Cham
large coIiectiCn Of valuable Oil Painting. and
Engraving, su l1ects en- amer sted in catalogue
walnut PaIlor suit. upholstered in green velvsE
Rosewood Psrlor Stit Upholstered in silk brocsteI
sClid Rosewood Ceatsr Table. scsgnola top
AIaos,ter vases, BroIEe Groups, stStuettes, and
ParisD Marble Basis, Equestrian Statue Of Jack.
Large Pier Mirror. With GiIt Table
Gas Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures throughout the
Solid Oak Extension Dining Table
Oak SidebOards, with marble tops
Oak Arm Chairs, upholstered in rep and green
Hall Oil Cloth. Oak Halls
One superior Billiard Table, with Phslsns comb
Solid Rosewood Bedstead
Dressing Bureau with marble top, and Wardrobe
MahOrsDy and Walnut Dressing Cabinets, Ward
robes, and Bedsteads
Mahogany and Walnut lounges
Superior CURED II air and other Mattresses
Spring Beds, Bolsters. and Pillows
BOOKCASE. Mahogany and Cane Seat Chairs
Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Requisites, 60
With many other articles not necessary TO psrtfe-
very supcriST Household furnitae Worthy ss Ss
attention OF housekcepers and thoss about far
Terms OF sale cash on delivery
DeseriPtiye eatslogIes can be had at the house o.
'i NJ dId.s Vi 'N = w RorrIrp Il, An.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
. N q Is A N ES.

NJ NUISAN CES.
that housed and others wll be permitted for
the period Of ten days from this date, to remove
from their premises any kind Of offal or other mat
ter which is at all likely TO engender disease and to
deposit the same In the nearest street thereto not
less than four feet from the footway, which will
then be removed free from psnse. For asy per-
son to be benefited by this proposition the condi-
tions herein stated must be complied with in all
respects.
This notice IL given mainly to effect tho removal
OF all nuissnces from the town without delay and
also to save the citizens from fines and heavy
expenses from which very there will be no
escape. HENRY ADDISON, MAYOR
MAYORS OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, d. c., Novem-
Der 3, 1855. no Q l0tif
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DIED.,

ROBERTSON. On the 9th instant. of conyump
" ELIZA A. III. ROBERTSON, wife OF John
Robertson IN the 9th year Of her age.
her relatives and friends are invited to her fune-
raj from the corner Of 18th and streets north on
sstnrday, at 2 .. m.
Cues. On New. 10th. WILLIAM HUGHES
f"I iIerly Of Manchester, England aged 81 years
and = months.
Eis friends and acquaint are Invited 10 at.
tend his funeral TO morrow Sunday at 2 o'clock
m, at the Byland Chapel, corner Of lsth and st.
south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-11

GREAT BARGAINS IN Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Store, No. 4s6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar, which also
secures you free gift, consisting OF cluster
Iet and coral sets, sleeve buttons, studs, rings
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons
forks. or Im&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-11

LYONS COPPER LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR
Mr.. Geo. w. Downey, at the corner Of Sc yenth
and streets, has the exclusive right for the
sale of this superior rod, to which we desire to
invite attention. Scientific investigation has
proven the durability of the copper over the
IRON conductor. Alter several years the IRON
becomes corroded and covered with rust while
the copper Is little affected by exposure. Pat
ent Copper Rod is superior to all others. Our
citizens who desire protection may obtain it
with more security by inquiring at Dorsey's
Hotel, corner 9TH and SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-11

TRURIsM.-Corns, bunions, inverted nails,
and other disorders of the feet, when neglected,
lnJure the general system by preventing the
BODY from taking that natural and indispen-
sable exercise so conducive to health. To all
afflicted with these terrible evils, we would
recommend an early call at DIR. Whites office,
No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and
9th streets. For chilblains, frosted and tender
feet, consult DIR. White.
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GRAND Yesterday, Jas. welch,
John Collins, and John kearns were arrested
by officer Steel, Of ehe Seventh Ward, for the
larceny of boat the property of G. @. Hen
ming, corner of Maryland avenue and 7th street
WEIGH and Collins were sent to Jail by Justice
roswell kearns was sent to the SuperIn-
tendent for hearing
Henry Lowry was arrested by officer Walsh
Tor entering the house of Bridget Galvan, near
me 1th street wharf, and stealing S23S3 from
her trunk. Lowry was sent to Jail for court by
Justice Boswell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-11

JEwELRY.-Came on this morning some new
end beautiful styles of jewelry, combs, sets
chains, rings, lockets, silver plated table, tea
spoons, forks, goblets, cups, in great variety,
at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No 438 Penna
avenue, third door from y street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-11

TOMORROW EVENING at O'Clock, the ami
yersary exercises of the Sunday School of St
PauFs English Lutheran Church will take
place at the church corner of H and tn. streets
and will be an occasion of great interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-11

a TENDER TETE-A-TETE-L Loses half its
charms, if the sweet words of either party are
not mated with fragant breath. SoZodont is
the only article that will assure desideratum
by keeping the teeth speckless, the gums heal
thy, the whole mouth pure and indebted. 1t
literally embalms the dental substance, pre-
serving it from decay, through life. Use it
daily. Will find IL a pleasure. go
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WIRzs STATEMENT.-In Virus statement,
mace some days before he died. he said in re-
ference TO witness who testified against him
on trial =" The man who gave his name as De-
taoon, grandson of Gen. Lafayette, will be
found out to be German Jew named Schaffer,
deserter from New York regiment" This,
OF course refers TO Felix de la Baume, who tes-
uHed against WirZ at the trial. This gentle
man mas shown us various documents, inclu-
DING discharges, certificates, &c, which prove
conclusiyely that this parting shaft of the
wretched WirZ is false and wicked inven-
ton. Mr.. De la Baume's record shows him to
be gallant and loyal man, who has received
honorable wounds in defence Of his adopted
cOuntry
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CITY ITEMS.

DIR. MACGowAN lectures on Monday even
ing at the First Presbyterian church on "Re-
collections of Japan"
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By THE ANNOUNCEMENT elsewhere ii will be
seen that Mr.. George w. Downey has the ex-
elnsive right for the sale of Lyons copper
lightning conductor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-11

A NOvELTY-Kid Gloves coIored to look as
"A good new. Al-o, kid and back -
Gloves, Ostrich Feathers, Silks, Ribbons, NIrf(e
&C cleansed In the nestest manner fiylVM
Agents for W ashin gton-At the Eationall ypiy
Co, $40 Pa. avenue, under the Metropolitan Ho-
tei' ... 90 ~ In
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N. a. MILLER, y4HSA7 H2i op,,r ,

~. 3. MILLER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
once No. 81 9Th street west nesr Penn a svenus
nc generally that he is new attending to ali legs.
nnsi , sueh q sdmi nistering the Amnesty, a.
Wills, Power Of Attorney, Landlord and Tenants
Soticss, &C., &c. Legal sdvioe gwen In ali its
Pastenl.r sttentio. paid to tins collection Of
oeou ma Chains In general. 90 3- IN
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FULLY IDENTIFIED.-Mr. 8. Goldstein, who
went to Baltimore for the purpose Of identify
ing John Glare. the young man arrested in this
city few days ago by detectives Clarvoe and
HcDevitt, for the murder OF Groves, the pho
tographer, in Baltimore, returned to the CITY
this morning, having fully identified Clare a.
the man who pawned with him the watch
which was identified as the properly of the
murdered man. Mr.. Goldsten is a licensed
Office by detective Clarvoe. Mr.. Goldstein
very willingly placed the watch in detectiye
Clarvoe's hands, taking his note for $50, to re-
1mourse himseif for the money he had ad.
the weight OF evidence against him. He weeps
ment.
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RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE CO., AuctiOneer..

Try JAS. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionees.
HCUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
At THE RESIDENCE of GBNTLEMAR
REMOVING FROM THE CITY.
On MONDAY MORNING, November Is, oou-
mencing At 10 O'Clock, We shall sell, at No 900 II
street, between 10Th and 2lst streets, naming In
part
Walnut Hair Cloth Sofa and Chairs
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, whstnot
Carpet and Mating, Rings
Walnut Extension Dining Table
Walnut Bedsteass, Lounge
Walnut bureaus
Walnut Washstands, Pictures
Window Shades, Hat Rack
Parlor and Chamber stoves
Husk Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Comforts and Spreads
Hall and Step Carpet
CTockely, China, and Glass Ware
Refrigerator
Mahogany sideboard
Walnut Sofa and other Fancy Tables
Cane and Wood Seat Rockers
Crockery and Tin Toilet Ware
Wash Tubs and Buckets
Large Cool ing Stow and Fixtures
Tin Ware, Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash.
nos J.C. MCGUIRE CO. Auots.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

GEOvER's THEATER.-The fve-act play OF
1.-THE Streets OF New York" Matinee this az.
terncon at reduced rates Of admission.
CANTERBURY.-Then negro burlescue of ssIha
StTeets OF New York" the melo drama of
The Bandits Vengeance" ballet, songs, and
other performances.
ODD FELLOWS HALL:-Fair for the benefit of
Assembly's Church. A more pleasant MACE
to spend an evening cannot be fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-11

BRUTAL ASSAULTS AND BATTERIEs.-Wed-
nesday night, between IL and IL O'Clock, pri-
yafe Chamberlin, of the 18th V. Z. c., stationed
al Wisewell Barracks, while on his way to
by party OF men OF his own corps, and was
dreadfully beaten by them. The soldiers left
him, and M the corner of o and eth streets, as
saulted Dir. Basil Beall, a driver of the 9TH
street cars, who was standing at the corner
talking with his conductor. Mr.. Beall was
almost as badly beaten as Chamberlin, and the
soldiers also attempted 10 take his money from
his pockets, but failed, and he saved himself by
running. Mr.. Elias Oliver, who was in q
house near by, hearing the noise and not know
ing what IL was, ran out 10 see the cause. when
be was met by one of the soldiers who struck
Oliver on the face with a stone, infiicting q
very ugly wound around his right eve and on
his nose. Detective Bigley was in the vicinity at
the time. and saw the assault on Beall and
ran 20 the spot. The parties saw him and
began 10 Teueat towards their quarters, throw
ing stones AT Bigley all the way to drive him
back. he perseyered and went to the Off GERS
quarters, the soldiers stoning hum to the door
He succeeded IN causing the arrest of Sergeant
Michael Whelan and Private Benjamin Gill
bert Yesterday, Private John Brown was
the party, and was ut once delivered TO the
civil authorities. Yesterday Detective BigIey
had the prisoners and witnesses before Super
inteHdFnt Richards for trial, and after a
thorough examination, Superintendent Rich
ards characterized the affair one of the most
brutal of ITS kind that he had been called to in
yestigate, and demanded 500 bail for each one
TO answer at court for assault and battery with
intent 10 rob Basil Beall, and Whelan aud Gill
bert IN 80 q each for assault aud battery with
intent TO kill Elias Oliver. The case of Cham
berlin was not presented before the ST. perrin
tendent- fourth one Of the rufIians, not yet
arrested, was described TO Detective BIgiey,
who will endeayOr TO get him also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-11

NEW DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING ESfAB-
IN LISHMENT.
Branch Of Madame Dean, Of New York city, nov
open at Madame y. Bordes French Mill merry, No
356 Pennsylvanis avenue, between sth and TIN sts
over Mr.. James Y. Davis Hat Store.
- Latest style ofp tterns always on hand, and
OF eaio cnoeR. Z-lms
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FIRE Yesterday morning, about o'cI ok
fire WAS discovered On the roof of n building irI
the rear OF the EXCHANGE Restaurant, New
Jersey avenue, between u and & streets north
II WIS quickly cxtnguished by the neighbors
with but li';tr loss. The freuen were out
promptly. but their service was not required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-11

IN the CircuiI Court OF the District OF Column
bia, Nov. 18Th, ISIS, Judge DIN, WIN. II. Far
:if for s5S3.37 and costs. 81 Thompson for
plAintIf.
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CLIFTON HELLKN,
Late faymsster q. 8. Navy,
ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION OF
CLAIMS BEFORE TIE DEPARTMENTS
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Claims for Prize Money, Lost Clothing, Bounty,
Pace Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper
81 attended to promptly.
Once 90 ~ street. Post once Boz l2s wssh.
ingto city, d. O. je7-Sm
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CENTER MARKET, To-DAY-BeeL best cuts
per h., &c. next, l5a2Oc Salt Beef l2a5c. Dried
Beef, 3a35c. Veal, 2Oc. Mutton, chops, 2Jc
Lamb,25c.; Lard, 33a35c.; Pork, fresh, 2Jc; corn
ed, 25e.; Bacon, hams, uncut, 3ic.; sliced, 35c:
breasts, 29a3Oc-; shoulders, 25c. Butter, 5ua60c :
Chickens, per PAIR, 75c .as2.CO. Ducks, per pair,
per dozen, 25a2Oc. Green Corn, per
dried, use Leets, 6h, Sc. Furnrps, peck,
4Oc. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 4Oc; Sweet,
IS cts. Peaches, dried, per quart, BIC:
beans, butter, 25c.; white, l0al2c.; string
beans, 75c. Radishes, per bunch, sc. Beets,
Per peck, Acc. Onions, Coo per peck: bunch
onions SC, Carrots, SC. Lettuce, per head,
saoe. flsh-Rock. large, each, 81; small.
paa soc. Halllhut pound, a5c-; Sea
Bas, be- Blue Fish. i5c.: Lobster, I5c;
S,uiEeol, o1oc-i Pike, h., &c, Perch. Soc
blache.rI, sc, each Rye, bushel, GOO aSi DO
Corn Meal, sl.O. ShpsIuff, 6,asUc Brown-
stun, 5Oc- Shorts, aSc. Corn, shelled 81 On, in
ear, Dbl, Sass. Oats, bushel, 6oc. Uay- ner
cwt, Slasl.S5. Straw, SOc.asI25. CloyeT iI,y
CSC asl.25. Small Ducks, 75c.asI pr Small BIRDS
pernb, 5GalScc. Wild Pigeons, pair, axe Can
yas-baek Ducks, Per pr, 81 Widgeons, per pair.
81 Celery, Pr bunch, lCc. krout pr quart, l5c
Geese, s25n. Turkeys, 50 veniscn, fresh,
per H., BIC. IcmatOcs, peck, T5c. Cabbage
per head. 5ai5e- Egg Plants, 5ai0c. Grapes,
1ta9'c. per pound, 81. Cranberries, per
quart 2Uc: chrstnuis, quart, 25c. Rabbits 2ja
80. squirrels, TX. WaInuts, SOC. PIX HON.
my, ct. ttr. Pumpkins. IC-lrOc wild Tur-
keys. S'aSI. Country PORT, slsasi9 per IOl
lbs, and very Pretty lot offered this morning.
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GREAT CHANCE FOB ENTs.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

WILL BE SOLD without reserve. the Dwell
w LING HOUSE All Maryland avenue, at auc-
ton, on MONDAY, Nov. Is, at Al o. m, in front
of tbs premises and lease of the lot for two years
The bouse rents for 5 Is per month. Will sell il
for $40 before the sale. no 10 2tr
EN0R RENT-FR0NT PARL0R and two BED
Il ROOMS, on second floor, communicating suit
able for housekeeping. Also, large Back and Front
ROOMS, on third floor, suitable either for a family
single gentlemen. to be let together or eparate
Rent varying from IS to $50 per month. No. 234
ID street, between 10Th and 10th, one block rom
cars. no7-lms
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by J. G. Meg UlRE CO., Auctioneers.

II J. G. MEG UlRE CO., Auctioneeu.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRsI.
On MONDAY MORNING, November 20. oom-
mencing at 10 O'Clock, by virtue Of deed Of trust.
duly recorded in Lber w @. T, No. 81 folos y 20
2, shall SELL ct No. AIS 18th street west. south
Of PenDsylvania avenue, all the Household Furni-
ture therein embraced in said deed Of trust naming
in part
Hair Cloth Sofas, Arm aud Side Chairs
Marble top Center and Side Tables
Curtains. Window Shades, Mantel Ornaments
Looking Glass, Brussels Carpets and Rugs
Marble-top Bureaus and W ashstands
Narjrobes Bedsteads. and Bedding
Cottage Chamber Furniture
Chamber Carpets and Stoves
Dining Table and Chairs
Crockery and Glass Ware
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash.
WILLIAM A. BOSS, Trust.s
nos j. g. MCGUIRE A Co Aucts
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GALE OF NAVY CANNON

BHrean Of Ordnance. Nary Department.
WASHINGTON City, November 10, 1875
Notice Is hereby given that on the FIRST day o.
December next, at II O, clock noon, there will b.
sold at public auction. at the Navy Yard, PhiIa-
delphia, Pa, one hundred and ninety five 1881 old
Cannon.
These guns are to be sold by the pound, and one
half of the purchase money is to be paid at the
completion OF the sale and the other half upon the
removal of the guns by the purchaser, which re-
moyal must take place within ten DAYS after the
sale, and at the expense of the purchaser
II. A. WISE,
no ii -eotd Chief Of Bureau
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IlY CROWN, WALKER q CO., Auctioneer..

VALUABLE PROPERTY Fer SALE
large Brick House, No. 311 street between
ilth and 18th, containing twenty rooms, handsome
proyeIntnts.
If not sold at private sale before the 18th day Of
p.
The Furniture will be sold with the house IL de-
sired. "
no lost GROWN. WALKER & co. Aucts
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucti 3neer,.

Try GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucti 1neers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL EsrArFs.1u
ON flES1 STREET EAST, BETWEEN s0TTH
ANb CAPITOL SQUARE, RY PUBLIC
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 4 O'CLOCK
m we shall sell in front of the premi Lot q IN
Square No SIS fronting SO feet 6inches on lst street
east, running back good depth 10 a 50 foot alley
With the improvements consisting of a story and
Basement Brick House. containing ten good rooms
making il q good investment to any oDs WISHING Ia
purchase q handsome residence.
Terms One fourth cash: balance in sx, twelve,
and eighteen months secured by q deed Of trust ON
the premises.
An oonveysneing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser.
500 will be required down when the property 10
nos d iintI GREEN WILLIAMS. auot.