Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS pa aie ‘origin ‘onp's THaaTER.—Miss Ada Wel a! taxes rr enetit at Ford's, and in order that all may enjoy s real hearty laugh, « Pocahontas’ is announced as the play. Theevening's enter tainment will conelude with the ‘Actress a All Work,” in which the Webb Sisters and ve appear in toree characters. Miss Ada Wed! . a great favorite here, and will no donbt have zi full house on the oceasion of her benefit. ni Grover’s THEATER.—This te a benefit alg’ elso at Grovers, Miss Lucille Wostern eat the recipient. This is also her Maiden,” and she will appear as the “ Jewish a rap in « Leah the Pereaken,” a play in wis 108 tbe pers week ahe bas won the most unbounde, spp! jause. ANTBRAURY.—At this resort the perform- ance never faile to be sttractive and intereat- ing, and Manager Sinn’s efforts to please his | - patrons are meeting with the reward of crowd- ed houses nightly. Yesterday afternoon and evening the crowd was 80 immense that Mr. | Sinn was obliged to stop the sale of tickets long | befo- a the commencement of the performance. | A varied entertainment will be given this eve- nung, and the house will no doubt be crowded 33 Ueual. . Wray will to-night give another entertain- meovt of magic and ventriloquism, and will be sure to make fun for all who may visit Odd Fellows’ Hall. Wyman has many new fea- tures which he nightly introduces—amoug | them, the Dancing Babies. es Laxceny Casus.—Last Wednesday F. ©. | White, Joseph Ostwald, and Henry Morton, aliss Skinner, alias Newman, whe had been arreated Py, Detectives Donaldson and Higley, of the Metropolitan Police, upon various charges of larceny, and held for a hearing, were brought before Justice Clayton for trial stip. m. The first charge was against White and Ost- wald, for entering the store of M. Cox, on ‘Bridge, near High street, Georgetown, and stealing from the drawer a sum of money, amounting to nd larceny. J. W. Horchell, clerk of the store, was sworn, and testified that on the 17th in instant the accused entered the store together. Witness was called to the rear of the store, and as he started Ostwald sprung upon the counter and took & seat near the money drawer. Two ger-. temen, one named Finnecomb, and the other, 4& customer, name not remembered, were in the store. Ina minuteor two witness returned and discovered that the accused parties had lett, the money drawer had been pulled out And (be money taken. Witness followed atter and had White arrested by a policeman; but White showed papers satistying the policeman | shat he was a detective under Capt. Scheetz, ; and unsettling hisown suspicion, and White Was not detained at that time. Detective Donaldson testified that by order of Assistant Superintendent Reed he got anorder trom ape Todd to take Ostwald. then in For- rest Hall prison. Took Ostwald from the prison and put him on astreetcar. Whilein the car Ostwald admitted that he stole $51 from_Hor- «hall, and that White was with him. White was arrested the succeeding cay by witness and Detective Bigley. White said that Ostwald was a deserter, and he was in company with tum tryine to get from him information of somes importance Lrtective Bigley testified that Ostwald said in bis presence that he (Ostwald) stole the money trom astore in Georgetown. That at night he visited the house of Elizt Foster, on (3th, near « reet; that he drank wine there, and gave St: to White. liza Foster tesutied that she knew all the Prisovers; they were at ber hou.e about the | time alleged. They drank wine there, and | gave wituess #3. (Ostwald did not appear to be under arrest. White and Skinner went away, | and left Ostwald there by himself, and he stayed ail night. i Maggie Morgen testified that she anw the pris- oners and acompanion at Miss Foster's. Os'- wald s'ayed all night, and next morning he gave witness $5. Ostwald gave $4 for wine during the night. | Justice Clayton decided to hold Ostwaid for court, and White for further hearing in this case. The second charge was against White, for stealing % coat and pants from Felix Khan. Feliz Kahn identified the coat and pants as his property, and said they were stolen from his private room, on or about the isth iustant. Don’t know who by. Detective Bigley testified that he and detective | Donaldson went with a search warrant to | White's room, and there found the coat between | two mattresses, and the pants in acarpet-bag. | Justice Clayton postponed this case for fur. | ther hearing, with the other, on Wednesday | next. The third charge was against Henry Morton, | alias Skinner, alias Newman, for stealing a | miiitary coat from A. Strauss, on or about the | ith instant { ». Heslner, sworn.—Is employed in the store of A. Strauss. Knowsall the parties—Morton, White and Ostwald. They came to Strauss’s store together. Ostwald wanted a shirt collar, | and while witness was trying to suit Ostwald | with a collar, Morton went away. Witness | 1 i i i { { i believed the coat to be Mr. Strauss’s property, but could not be positive, as the private marks were removed. Detective Bigley testified that when Morton ‘was srreated he (witness) questioned him ! about his clothes. Morton replied that he had no clothes, not a change. Witness then went to Mrs. Tilghman’s and asked Kate Seymonr if Morton had not left clothes with her. She said | he had, and produced them, and among them | was this coat. Kate Seymour testified prat Ostwald and Mor- ton came to Mrs. Tilgtiman’s. Ostwald gave the coat to Morton, and Morton gave it to her to keep till Ostwald came tor it. i The Justice decided to send this case to court. | ‘The examinations having ended, Justice Clay- ton made out commitments for all the prisoners. Ostwald dnd Morton for court; and White fer further hearing. In the meantime, opportuni- ty was offered the latter to get ball. If all should give bail, they would still beheld by the military authorities. White having been acting as a military detective; Ostwald admit- ting thathe is a substitute deserter, and Mor- ton suspected of being a deserter. All will receive @ thorough examination. ge Graxp Lagcmniks.—Alice Pleasants was arrested last Wednesday for stealing 2 lady's silk cloak, a lawn dress, and a child’s worked dress from Jos. F.Shillenn. A portion of the srtcles haye been reeovered, and it is prob- able that the remainder, with other stolen goods, will come to light. The arrest was made by Officer Noonan, of the Third Ward, and the prisoner was sent to jan for hearing, by Jus- tice Thompson. | Officer Fuse, of the Third Ward, arrested Joseph Deane Wednesday evening for the far- ceny of alady’s muff trom the store of P. Co- | hen, No. 460 7th street. ered and identified as the one stolen. Deane was sent to jail for court by Justice Thomp- | son. 1 age ha THR ORDER O INE Eywe.—Last night the Order of Nine @s partook of a supper at | Hawlett’s Woodbine House, 4% street, which | Was attended by xbout twenty persons, inclu. | ding several guests, whe were initiated before | leaving into the mysterie. of the myaterions | order. The head of the table was tikea by the | Great Tycoon, assisted by the Great. Warrior and Amphibio in the center, and «4 promineut | citizen at the foot, hugely. und enjoved themselves | veral speeches were made during | the eve: « by Dr. Davis, of the Sth Wiscou- | sin, and others. The day ws celebrate the birthday of the “Tycoon,” which on all convenignt occasions. ——_ Second WakD Station C2sBs.—Tacob De- jany, assault and batterym Margaret Diggs, lar- cevy; James Duun, dren. James Jarden, dis- erderly: David Nei!, do. disinissed. Rufas lewis andS. T. Shaddricks, fighting: Gieorge Roberts and Jno. Roberts, disorderly: military. Frederick Walder, drunk and disorderly and carrying Weapous; held for ahearing. Pat'k Kenney, disorderly; 81.5>. Alex. Dumas, drunk; az. J, W.Ourley, do. $L5¢, Michael Kelley, do.; #2. A. ©. Milroy, disorderly: #250. Wm. Lamart, fighting; do. Robt. Davis, do.;do. D. Kk. Bell, drunk and disorderly; #4. Emm Har- Tison, do.; £2.50. _—__~»—-— CoxmenckD WorRK.—The Commission ap- Pointed by the Secretary of War to examine the several prisons and hospitals in this vicini- ty began their work on Wednesday, by a visit to Forrest Hall prison. They suggested. we understand, several im- provements in the building, and professed themselves mach gratified with the manner in which the examination of prisoners is con- iucted by the Judge Advocate, Capt. E. J. Parker... ——_~____ HoLipaY PBESENTS._p. J. Rellew & Co. advertise a large number of articles suitable for holiday presents, as silver-plated ware ot ail kinds, and toys and fancy goods, ef Ger- man, French, Englisch and ‘Ausorican mana- facture. They guarantee to sell at New York and Philadelpia-prices. Their store is 510 7th street, three ¢o0rs south of Odd Fellows’ | Hall. See advertisement elsewhere in the Star. 2 Bees Fourtu Wasp Station Casxs.—Jno.Wood, vagrancy; dismissed. Maria Dilion, do.; work- house. ary Lyych, do.; do. John Caldwell, drunk; dismissed. Michael Coaguers, sssaalt and battery; do. John Thomas Massey, fu; uve from justice; turned over to the jailor. . A. Hazzard, desertion; dismissed. Henry Hol- isad, drunk and disorderly; military. plene S Pixev.—The Indian Herb Doctor, Poole, has been fined $20 for selling liquor to soldiers. Also, Wm. W: » proprietor of & liquor shop ou Carroll Hill, near Sherburne Barra cis The muff was recov- | » G Workiv¢ 'Hovgs at tas BR honed the Washiogton during the present e-a:om, been working ‘trom ooren o'clock im the . wn, while the workmen on pri city havé been working om the ol tes, i= civg work at an hour by aun. It that they have been worked at these honrs becanse res soopent hak the ba known 4s the ‘Grimes .”’ fixed their hours ter day. On Tuesday last, Le & committee, pretented a petition to the pops- lar commander of the post, Capt. Kenton, ask- ing 4 restoration of the old rule, ‘and after ex- amining the laws bearing on the case, he de- cided that the Grimes bill did apply to their case, and promptly iseued order for the hours to be changed to au hour by sun and fundown, with an hour at noon for dinaer. hie + ANOTBER Man Enringry._We suppose Am ace the nobody would imagine fora moment that the | excellent police constable for the Seventh | ‘Ward, Robert Magee, was the « R. W. Magee” named in the police reports for the tenth pre. cinet as charged with horee-stealing, but to | Prevent any possible misconception, we wil | State that it is another man entirely. ae Sea Fourta Warp Station Oasms.—Jonn Bird, drunk; $1.58. Joba Wood, larceny; juil. Stephen Casey, nnisance;for hearing. Michael Gannon, drunk and disorderly; $158. Wm. Robertz, drunk, dismissed. Muchsel Hay,, do. 81.58. Augustus Nelson, do. military. George W. Tarr, do.7$1.58. ARRESTED.—Browan Dawson, a deserter from Company C. 195th Fe: Noluntegas was atresied, Wednesday 6 @ deserter, by Oaptain Scheetz. Lioya, Patrick "Hickey and Hugh’ Kelly, 80) were al: rg rey Goadtorta tbe Ola Capito. * aaa als .. Sum advertisement of fine paper hangings, ‘window shades, and house keeping decorations, by Kidwell, torner of Dand Ninth atreets. He bas @ good etock—is energetic and obliging, and can suit customers to 8 nicety. Oavriow 70 TxB PuSLI0.—Dangerousand Deadly Fraud.—The Agent for Hostetter’s Oelebra- ted Stomach Bitters, the great American Tonic, Alterative, and Restorative, has received proof that.certain unprincipled liquor sel vending, under the name ot that popular tion. and out of dott t originally it, their own vile alooholié ¢o: ds juring Or attempting to injure t! tbe Bitters and impertiay, th the commnnity. ands ; thus in- © reputation of @ health and lives of the arm of pubiic justice is long enough 2, reach bot be permi to with impunity, for the law will be worked against any of there men, they will carry black traffic them. ousands of dollars have been expented in the United Btates, by the proprietors of the Bitters, for the purpose of protecting themselves aud the public against similar tricks Then they succeeded in mak il examples of the offenders ani they hope to do ao here. Itis infamous that the | pame of the most effective preventive of disease at resent known, should thus be made a cover for the dissemmination of poison. For the only ipfal ible cure for Dyspepsia and every species of indigestion, stomach-destroying and bi madd ig compounds are sought to be sutstituted. The publie are requested not to purchase anything par- perting to be Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, of irre- Tronsible and untrustworthy persons, fold by Druggists and dealere generally every- whe jesale Agente—A, M. Bininger & Oo., 237 Wholesale Agen’ s' noes nact Penn. a _ Ox THw Avemve, near 4% street, is the Dollar Store, No. 438, where, for one dollar, you can take your choice out of two thonsand sets of beautiful Jewelry. no B-lw* BROWN’S AN rotyp Covan, Coup, Aw TRRITATED OR SoRK Tunoar, if al- BRONOHIAL lowed to progrees, results in ae- tious Pulmouary, Bronchial and TROCHKS, | Asthmatic Di ofteatimes in curable. *s Broxcutat FOR Troouk tly the affected part s show? \amediate | COUGHS — relisf. Por Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh,and Consumptive Coughs AND the Troches are uxefal Public Speakers aud Siogers should have COLDS the Troches to elear and strength enthe Voice. Military Officers ani Soidiers who overtax the veite and are expos] to sudden changer, should use them. Obtain only the gencine. “* Brown's Bronchial Trockes” hav- ing proved their efficacy bys test of many years, | are highly recommended ard prescribed by physi cians and Surgeons inthe Army, and have received teatimenials from many eminent men Sold by all Drnggists sad Dealers in Med the United Btates and most Foreign coun 3% centa per box, no 33-1 Nave too Lars ro Lears.—Ry Prof, Alexan- der Wolowski’s new snd simplified method for piano forte and kinging, Profeasor Wolowski con- tinues bis Singipg and Piano Classes, and opens a new course for Piano and Singing, which will be the in Washington, Professor Wolowski re- ceives vVisitorsdaily, at his residence, Nv. 316 F street, on the northeast corner of Bleventh atreet. no él-Im re Corse, Bunions, Bad Nails, dc —TPo be rid of these troublesome annoyances, call on Dr. White and submit to his manipulations. You ara sure to eet relief without experiencing pain. Office—Ne. 424 Pennsylvania Avenue, (Lane & Tucker's Building,) between 43s andéth streets. No chai for consultation. Bo 2)- pa aaictitad New Youre srrize. G@entiemen’s Clothing '—New and Fashionable! A large assortment for Dress and Business wear, Tho Buglish Beck and Walk: Goste excell in Yesaty -erade and finish anything ever offered in this city. Watt, Stupxags & Oo. 2 Pa. avenue, h and 10th «ts. eocatt (Intell. pub.) Men's Dxrss Suite. ; . Men's Business Suite Youth's Dress Sutes. Chita por Yoush’s Business Swits. ildrens? Dress Swits. Childrens’ School Suits. Noam WAtkun & Co., 36% Penn. avenue, Metro- titan Hotel Building, would Tespectfaily, au- nee that their annual display of Fell and Win- ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It in comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen's snd Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs p material, trimming and workship. To thove who study excellence with economy in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most attractive stock of ready made clothing in this city, at very reduced prices 06 3-410, . MARRIED, the Bth inst, at Christ Charch Parso: ihe Rev Mr Maith, Mee OHARLEG ROBIN: & . son to Mrs, MARY FRANOIS WILSON, both of iscity. On the 24th instant, by the Rev. W. D Ryan, Mr, C, M. KBY8, of Mont. county, Md, to Miss MAR THA A. RAY, of Washington county,D.0. * On the 26th inst , at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Father Bokie, Mr. LEWIS 0. BENGLA. Enq. of Georgetown, to Miss EMMA CASSBLL. daughter of Jubn T. Cassel, Esq., of Washington. * In Baltimore City, on the 2th instant br the Rev. C. B, Tibbett, Mr. JOHN A. HANCOCK, of Warhington D O.\ to Miss 8U81R C. HABMON, of the former city. * DIED, On Thurgday morning, November %th, WM. M. CRIPPS, aged 32 years. His faueral will take place from the residence of father, 492 Bleventh street, on Saturday ‘is friends morning, at 9 o’elock. ances are invited to attend, On the morning of the 37th inst, LYDIA HAR- | MON, wife of John Harmon, in the 27th year of her ° “Friends and relatives are requested to attend her funeral. on Bunday afternoon, at3o’clock. . { Balt, county paper SANTA CLAUS IS COMING WIT TOYS!—TOYS!—TOYS !—TOYS!—ToyYs: FOR HOLIDAY PRHSENTS. ¥OK HOLIDAY PRESENTS: Just reecived at J. BELLEW & COs, 510 Seventh street, The Largest sud Cholecst Selection of FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN ani GERMAN TOYS aud FANCY GOODS ever opene! in Washington, comprising in part elegant Giltand Bronze Vases, every size in the trade. for presents; Ladies’ and Gents’ Fancy Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Fancy Cabas, Ladies’ Trav- eling Bags, Satehele, Richly Ornamented Cigar Stands, Walking Dolls, a full line of China and Wax Doll», Fancy Match Safes, Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons in thousands, Bugies, Horns, Pop Guns, Pistols, Swords, Drums, Canes, Whips, with innumerable other Fancy Toys we are obliged to leave out for want of space. We respectfully solicit a visit from every lady and gentleman in the community, when conve- mient, We don’t notice competitors in this line, We guarantee to sell at New York and Philadel- phia prices. We will nell cheaper than the cheapest. The trate respectfully solicited, A liberal dis- count to city and country dealers. We ask, “* Have you been to ovr establishment?” Uf not, fond it, enter is, and your fortune is made. P.J.BELLEW & CO., 310. 7th atreet, three doors south of no 1m Oud Fellows’ Hall. DY— pao pete FEF ean i F DOUGLAS. Wherein A? A? thin oe foretold of the si brakam. P: conte, | Reign of AP TKE & BANC BEL, Bookselle: no gi-lp No. 26 Aun st., New York. O08 MATH, = 1 hat: alk olacband Gerian ans: . tarp Saat soon vived’and for sale low. wholesale tall Ow. BOTELER & er f coli woanumtiee ‘ayes Lino m-eor 718 thet, dbs and ka streets, RUY BEB (gW1k8) ORBESB—Of very @hoice uallty, dust from fm rter’ & eo = ‘eosnec Roe pee aL paket. the workmen, through ! | and ladies. By and acquaint: | BALLS, ‘PARTIES, , be. ¥M Pee Re Lo OUT FOR THE MORUMENTALS, The members of the Mosumevtal Oiub tale plesrare, in eapouncing to their friends aad be rubltc thet their BIQH FBSNTH AH NUAL BALL will take place at Temperance, Holl, on B street, bstweeu Sth and 10th, TUBBDAY, Deo ‘sth. 1963 Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting egentomsa or 1 MMITTES, J.B. Bidgway, ‘m. Barry, Geo, Miller, no M eoat* W 25cz2 7 Rant = A, oMate: nOwsE. AN TED. i 3 WUSREERS ie ces, Dba ie ‘WaNTRD [MMEDIALBLY. Ove who atcon by applying st a8 Peaurcven Wattage, 2 e* ANTED TO RENT—30 4) Acres f ast within ten alles of Washi 8 Maree 64D. x BEOADBTP, is Post Ofte ANRTBD—A MAN scoustomed to count Lui berand wort ie a Lamber ¥: at the Tard corner Teen crest and ine Onaale LOST AND FOUND. O8T—Bunday, Ni 23a Bou: L Sita Eeetel SEBAstelN: ward will be given if returned to Mi street, between }3th and (3th. + Cum TO fHE PREMISES OF THE 8UB- seriber, residing on the Canal » Bear the ueduct, above eorgotows | D, CO, a BAY HORSE. The owner will come forward, preve property, read charges, and take him away. : Ba WARD—Lost, a POCKBY BOOK, on inst -B Keventh street, between B aad 0, day body lesving ths samo at tue Buropsan Hors Fopaan Ho! atthe cor. of Pa ave. ana 1ith street, iil rosie re nofw- @ reward of five dollars’ UN D— Yeste: the ern mont Printing cllce a POURRE BOOK, com: taining a small amount of money. & pase and other which the owner ve by appl: to Mr. JOM HARTMAN, Wason Waster, fread Park and paying for this advertisement, nom-' ‘ ANTED— poeta! siTUA- W rlowas Chantertettee pide Wachee ae my ey sae Pourth street, bet. @ and Washiagton. W ANTED—ROOMS asa BOARD fortwo yous ladies’ gentile: eonnected with the fess O. H , Box Th; Uity Post Olive. army. Address 0. no 3t* ARTBD—& ger ORDER K Gooiw wan be pai A mar Be undecsvends Bie dusiness. Inquire of A, RVANB, 441 Bighth ot, det. Baud F. Bo H7-3t* IMMBDIATALY—A Journeyuns econ tieant cel ae eee meat rel Po saie a. Inquire of BDWABRD ab PIUTa, Eig) street, one door from I street, (Navy Yard > Bo St* YOUNG LADY PROM BALTIMORE—AGOOD th ough the ley ane ee wit rt ay, wea" e en, a to work eveni her _b - Ay 3 Reokrtore of 2 BD. ‘Nour ° be ALYRS! ‘ER, over cof WaAnrep—a BITUATION for n Girl well re: . ded aa or for Cham! a ‘4 bermaid an eral Work. Inquire at No. 45 La. avenue By aSts AVERUS, BOP WHEN ae eball cell, in froat MON DAY, the pun inet, we Se promites, at 4% o'clock th the south ————— FOR SALE AND RENT. ee [Per other'for Sale-end Rent,” sce frat page.) BR BENT—at Bo 450 st CRS sobbed teat Kania yooms desire to faralsh their own wena, Fi ie an excellent ryathareat ity from whieh their meals may be obtained. location is ome of the rocet desirable in Wash being within @ve mi De nt, Willard: ene tay gvesee. 0 Bo iw 'B BENT—S7 a month— ao splendid newly- farniehed HOUAR, beat locata pls by letter Post office, Bor Bn” “Soup gt OOM8 TO LET— several Furnished Booms be hadthe Ist of December atd48 EB street, pear the Post Offee. One fine large room acw vacant Bo 27-5t* 7'o,LaT FURNISHED PARLOR, with Pisto Forte; also, two handsome CHAMBMRS, very eligibly located. moderate, Apply oe eoas be BO 19th ot,, bet, I and K ats ‘OR SALB—The LEASE of a house located F she beat part ¢ Pennaritfuia avenue "Rent Bear! nominal, of ‘tore No 20 Renn. avenue. bai % no #7-8t" (OR RENT—Two Fine Large DWELLINGS, For Bietenas apply at No. Sa7 7th street Pos: on by the firstef aext month. House rents BAYRD AWAY —On she md ss Hovalgher, Ge . | Reed not apply. oan O and Be nae Boom ned Weltg COW wien | Cobend Tem abs. poset FuERieaEp ROOMB™ Handvonely rniahed horms, Had ona yoke when she left home. She w:k ED Ewe OH AMBERM4IDS and DIN Parlors and Bed-rooms, for rent 554 New Jer- sucks ber milk without the yoke. I will paya ee roon BEVANTS colored. Apoly at y eveaus, between south A and B streets. Oapitol bers) reward for her return. MBS. BANNERMAN’S Boarding House, No. 447 iil, one minate’s walk from Capitol ai avy ANTON GHIER. Penn avenue. Ro 2% 3t Yard cars. no #7. 3t* 2, RBWARD.—Stolen,on the night of the uth ie) Nov., 1868, from T, 0. Cox, George! eights. a BAY HOBSS; six years old last spring; wbout 15 bands high; long tall; wite white hind feet; carries tai ittle on one side. Had on, when taken, shoes on his hind feet with one heel only on each. no 7 3" CAME TO THE UNDBSRSIGNED On the 24th inst., a dark browa MULE; had a stra; ound his neck and chain attached, blind ofone eye. The owner ot the above Genceives Fctgei u meeaveted te e forward, prove pro) vey charges en take him sway. Sho. G. ehavrono, Do 28. 43g, neat N street. Paland. sl BEB WARE D— $ RAN AWAY— is morning, Tuerday, November Mth. from the corner of Greenand Bridge streets, Georgetown, D.O., A LIGHT BAY HORSE, 15 hands high, 7 years old. very piump. with black mane and tai] and white left hind foot, He broke away from a wagon, taking with him the harness and shaits, L. DAYIS, n0g5-3t* Georgetown. STBAYED AWAY—On the 19th instant,a Black 9 (condemned U. 8.) HORSES; with four mhite legs, and a white spot onthe forehead. Five dol- Jars reward will be paid by delivering to JOHN ‘WI87EI,, Lager seer Brewer, North Capitol and N streets. no # 3t* &5 BSWARD— Lost, on Saturday, the 2iet inat., De) ator near stall No, 25 Centre Mar! a ACCOUNT HOOK. belone’ng to C. & T. Mi! is of no use to any one butthe owner. The ve reward will be paid and no questions asked if re- turned to the above Stall. now st* WTBAYED FROM THB SUBSCRIBER'S FARM. ©) On Surcay, the isth inst., THREBB OOWS, one Red without norns ; one Red with horns and a soar nd the other a Red and White Heifer all giving milk, A liberal reward will e n to 8. 0. 5 be paid for ir return to 8.0. CRAWFORD, near Bisdepsbure, oid. 024-36" } cs EB TO THE PREMISES OF ISAIAH 8HOB- or, living on the river road one mile above town, on the 9th instant, a WHIT OOW, epacks and piece of one of her horus off. The owner of the above Cow 18 requested to come - 8. 54 Dunbarton street, | on her ba, forward, prove property, pay charges and take her away or owl be dis osed of according to law. Bo! BOARDING. ;,URNIZHED BOOME—Ringle or in Buites, to rent, with Board, at 432 @ street. opposite Wanna Assistant BOOK KESPSR and COLLEOQTOB. He mast be seber, hones? ad competent. Apply with references, which muvt be 0B RENT—Two new STORES, in one of the best business locations. suitsbie for clothing, &e. Also adcentrable DWELLIN 3 iv rear. In quire of B ALL, Jr. No, 457 13h street. at 1 f the most satisfactory character, to 0. P. » at MACE fhe office of tals papel 5d S: 3t_ | 3o’dlock.anz evening, | nS WaTor, HL ia ae eUtast ‘OB BENT-A fine STORE and 3 white woman ferred, wages willbe given Inquire at Hop Restaurant, 61! rs Possession given immedisteiy. corner Penn. avense. Ro 38 3t 90D TO OUT —I wish to have 1.000 cords of AIK M on Tth street near Patent and Port Oficas, Inqnire at the Gosling House, No. 947 Penn. avenue, det. 1th 181 ‘cots, = ho 27-2t* BD __ ana SZ ll wood cut, for_which {will 1s cord. DSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS —voR 8 jee from ("4 ei . ©. eo Y, ouse. 2 some FARM HANDRO no 36 30" | # streot, between Isth and Mth ats. ‘no $7 at= W ANTED—Four White HAIR DEES: ly, with recommendations, »etween andFaturday Wager and commission the best im the Sity atiousl ictel Hair Dressing Saloon. to AX ELEGANTLY-FURNISHED SUIT OF BOOMS To Let, without borrd. enitable for a member of Congress, at No. 425 Thirteenth st., bet. G set H, only tw ares from Willarda’, oO Weanrap—« really good COOK, who under- stands her business.and a WOMAN to do Gen- eral Housework and Waitin the Dining-room; to peers Lhornaghly, capable and iin the very est wegen will be given. Apply at 395 Bichteenth st., bet. Fand @ no 25 at" OAKD WANTED.—A lady, a stranger in the city, wishes to find Board with a lone w: Fe RENT—Three large HALLS, in one of the beet locations on the Avenue The LEASE of two Stores and the three Halls msy he sold if psrties wish the purchase, Inquire at 305 Penn, avenue. no 27-3t* ‘pn 1 RUNG) RRIBN RIO as 7 @ & WILLIAMS, Auct:onsers, peccrtece BUULDING LOT ON PERNaTL ited THOS, DOWLING. Auct.» ~ By 3.0, MeGUIRM& 00. Ai REAUR DW: muses bee, Bees Be Ronan silahdon’ Wate a J. 0. MeG@UIBS &'00., Aust, @7- THE ABOVE SAL¥ IS UNAVOIDABLE poned until FRIDAY AYTERNOON, Now. ; e hor T. CROWN. Trustee. Bo M4 TO MciCIER CO Aucts “By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, UOTION Sstweoe FRIDAY next, the 27th use end Double Lot fs Georgetewa, vals 6 tow regia from the African Methodist oburok. * Por particelars inquire of B. 8. DAVIS—oMSée in frone of City Ball ° THOS DOWLING, Aust. Boat {Bev.]" By J. 0, MeGULER & O0,, Auctioncgrs, SALE YERAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW Us:-On MONDAY APEREROOR, grelcek, on the + ata Lot ton Now L street and New York avenge. coneioting of", eit Tro story oo! of a am conteining three rooms. Terme 3 Conveyancing at the cost of the aser, new 3.0. McGUIBE -. Austs. jersey avet &7-THE ABOVE SALK 8 POSTPONED UNTIL BATURDAY, Nov. 21, same hour. no 17-4 3.0. MeGUIRE & 00. Auots. S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST ned on account of the inclement weather, unt RIDAY, Nov. 27°h, same hour. no 23-4 J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Anata OR BENT—Prom three to six BOOMS, farnish ed or unfarnished, to gentlemen and their wives without children, or to formes, alone as lady, where there are no other boarders, or lodging rooms. ply at Mr. E THOMAS’S. on 0 cf room would nit, for which S good price street, betwee: ate and 9th streets west. Rafer- weld Aldrens MBS. J. V. GREEN, Post Office. ences ezchaneed Bo 77-3t* no 25 3t* = — — (OR BALE, BENT, AND-EXOHANGE.—MIT- ANTED—Two FABM HANDS, who are good kK CHELL & SON, have row on handy Houses in plowmen, to whom steady employment and | tne best locotions in Washington, var: gz in prise good wagen will te given, to work on the farm at || from $100 to 1500 Also, 100 eligible Bui ding the Boltiera’Home.D ©’ For particulars inquire | Lots. Lands Lots Farms, Houses. end Rooms, for atthe storeof Mr BD HALL, opposite the Cen- || sale, rent, and exchang ice southeast cor. of ten Merket, Penn. avenue, n0 25.6t* Penn ave. and sth st. Dom-st* W ANTED—Three or four Unfurnished ROOMS, or a small HOUSE. Address Denison, Star office. no 4-3t* ANTBD—A FUBNISHED ROOM, with board, for = gentieman and wife, in Georgetown. copvenient to the oars. Private family preferred. Addresa JH. J., Star office. nO 24-3t* QTABLE WANTED—In the vicinity of the Na- Otional Hotel. Must be large enough for four horses two carrisges, Address stating terms and location, Box 1,044, Post Office. no 24-3t* WARTBD-a Competent YOUNG MAN as Clerk in a Grocery Store. Good references required Inquire at FP. HITZ’S Groesry and wione Btare, No. 31 bouth Ast., (Oapitol Hill.) Do $4-3t* . Ww ANTED TO SBLL—A BRIOK HOUSE, on Mth atreét, betweet M and N streets, with five rooms, for cash, two minntes’ walk to the cars. R comfortably -fornished, and lighted with Suitable for a family, or several geptilemen. : cation convenient to four Departments. Prices as moderate as ible. Meal ler at five aweek, Apply at 355 Bignteonth st., bet..? and G@ ats. mo 35-2" A FEW BP ga eed CAN AB ACCOMMO dated with Board and Booms at No.377 Thic- teenth street, between H and |. Also a few Table Boarders, at $18 per month, no 24 8t™ WO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, or single gentiemen, can be accommodated with Board ina private family, at 656 Eighth at. cast. City cars pass the door. Ro % 5t* OABD FOR PERMANENT OB TRANSIENT rg in nny ipa asant location, n oR. corner H and Twonty-fret ats. Terms moderate: no 24-lw* Rex WITH BOAED AND TABLE BOARD without Rooms may be had at 134 Pena. ave., between Isth and 2th ats. References required. no 21-tDec2” OABD —Two suites Rooms, with Board at 301 G st.. bet. 13th and léth. 20 20-Iw* JATLY-FUBNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT— Nz Board, at No. 486 Tweifth stree' and F. One or two large Rooms, suita party of gentlemen, no 4im* T 393 FIRST STREBT BAST, BETWEEN A A and B, Uapitol Hill, gentlemen and their wives and single lemen can be accom! ted with pleasant » with Board. References ex- changed. oc 29 lm* GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS. OTIOR.—A mammoth Tarkey will Be raf- ve og ak tna eesar, Hea aE 03 wa, D, O.,0n NIGHT. Nov.2ith. 097-2" 4 ARINI’S DANCING ACADBMY—AT ONION M OTEL, GEORGETOWN. . PROP. MABIN’S Dancing open for.the reception of Pupils, Days hours of taltion, Mondays and ¥ridaya, rom 3to5 p.m. for youn, ies m inas'era. For elrculacs Spply at the Acadom: during sebcol hours, no 21-lw* = oS | ((H0ICR HOLIDAY GIFTS. OHR:STMAS PRESENTS! NEW YEARS’ GIFTS! Attractive to both ladies and gentlemen in search of a present for friends or relatives. A large and fine stock of the most desirable articles for remem- brances have just been received by the under- signed, and are o{fered to the public especially as HOLIDAY orrrs. | Beal Point Appliques and Valenciennes. | Lace Handkerchiats. Fine french Bmbroidered, icked and Hemmed Hanekerchiefs, 7 Beal Point Lace, Point Applique, ; English Thread, Vajencie anes std Maltese Lacs CoMars in sets in great variaty, i Yreneh Worked and Gambrie Sets and Oollars, ) Plata e mr inep | Bassian Bots, White and Colored Linen Oollara i and Cuffs. new styles. ’ | Infante” Preach Worked Rebes, pom .. ee Weiste, | “Merino and Lace Cape. ; Pine imported Fans, besutifal Purses, Porte- Headdzeseen, Head Notte, Lace Sleeves iresses, Head Netts, Lace Sleeves, Dress Caps for elderly ladies, French Bonnets and Hats. forated 8. now And many einer artes suitable for presenta ni i i Every article seld is t th eed 0 eo, beest ani 4 fe 5 Call sai examine for yaUrpely et oH IKON, No. 12 Market Space no 28-tJal between sth and 9t! reels. PAPERHANGINGS, 486 OLD and VELVET g GOLD STAMPED GOL APBD. | Saipamtanil Q . Also, 8 veriety of Glazed and Blank Payers at the over Owiaet CASE FELDBS. = PRINTS — STATURE, can PIRO! wow ant Bephs Deveee eee fe a eae tae ova' 1 BB FP! rranted ede Gilded with Geld Leaf.) Ro mises ite J. MA ean Ean Sh ote renemer the mumber—4 ily I WELL'S MEDICATED Ta fet COUGH CANDY sales, | ABd m1 conte raped Toscan lowes ow Yo: the Patent office. Also, TABLE BUA&D can | Inquire for JACOB FINK, in the same square, be accommodated, _ ___ it Borth of the Avenue. Do U-3* OOM FOR REN T—With excellent Board; large, AGENTS WANTED—Seldiers, Sat- 10.000 lers, and others, in and out of the Army, to sellour New National Battle Pins and Medals of Generale Meade, Grant, MoOlelian, Hooker, Gilmore, eto. agents are now making from $ eee onth. Bam ples will be sent on receipt of, 1 ly or address on F NBT & OO . 227 Pena, a Hotel, Washington, D. O. Wie ye ladies in search of the best bilk and Mohair Braid for Dresses, Josies to know that WILLIAM S81N0S p> Garibal has the artiele—the finest lot in the city, of all colors. jason band ificent Embroidered Flannel Shirts, Yokes and Sleeves and Blankets for childrea. Flannel embroidered by the beat hand in the city. ramping for exer. kind of et peetiy Sone at 381 F street, opposite Patent Office. : = ANTED, BVBBY LADY TO LOOK AT THI8. Ladies intending to make presents of Rmbroi- dered and Braided Slippere,as well as Smoking Oaps, to their gentlemen Stenda, will find alarge Qssortment of the nicest Barer’, ies 1 Wa. PRINGR'S AMP. D. 38 just seo other Skirt patterns for Braiding, new Night Wrapper. mise Yoke, Band, sad Pante- let patterns ; a)! he will stamp while you wait Having the only Machinein town, he will make any pattern brought, however intricate. and dest of all, his iamping at of does not rub out while working, ‘Pocket Handkerchiefs ready stamped and stamped with any Initiale, Mohair and Gold Braid, at ‘sand Cottom ef the best brands for sale. oc3]-Im Ww ANTED—BEOOND-HAND FUORNITUBB », Mirrors, O1 ts, Beds, Bedding sad Housefu! Goods of every description. B. BU 2,425 7th st. Det. @ aud H. cast side SPLENDID STOCK is “ ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, ¥EOM THE NEW YORK AUCTIONS. The Subscribers would respectfully call the at- tention of the Ladies of the District ana the sur rounding country to one of the most elezant stocks of WORSTED AND SILK DR! DS,of Lupin’s manufacture, that have ever been offered for sale in y many of them nearly as cheap as they could have been sold before the great ad- ait Rod e is of foreisn poets. part the following New Goods, which we bave just received direct from the sanctions, and a oniy been landed in the country about two “o pieces Lupin’s French Merinoes in all of the choice shades of Modes, Browns, Greens, Mas. 8, Bearlet, and Magenta. ranging from 175 per yard, and waarentess to: be aa emp ss the same.quality cam be purchased for We TO ss won isharibeaniasbie’s jeces Lupin’s all woo or Empress A inall of ‘the choice ahades Mcolerinaaee and at very 16 givces of Colored French manufge! copapessing silthe of pieces of slegant aunilty “and ekeice: colors of e 0! ail nd Worsted Bp Salines, for the best city-re tail + of. id.guality and the most desira- pinenlom of Bilk and ‘Wool elour Ovlomone anew and el article; amd cost more to land within the last two weeka than we ofer them in ourstore at ret, . 20 pieces Brocade and Striped and Plsid Reps:and nae Glotha, in el YY t of colors ur ress for the fe MS seavoasand having isvested vers laces. offered this . ant 4 avested very 5 ly in the above named desirable goods, we naturally feel anxious that they should move off rapidly, and inorder that we should make sure of it we have ma ked them as low as they can be afforded for Oash, and customers in pursuit of any kind of Drew Goods may come to our Store expecting to find at New York prices or we Rot expect to ell th ae) jem, WR ALSO HAVER OR HARD — . A jd assortment of very handsome PLAIN QOLURED. AND BLAUK SLLEB of the taont ale! gant quality is) purchased them all at a as low in oplina of Lrpin’s mest shades nd having action we are ‘propated to sell them as the lowest. BLACK GOODS. Our stock of MOUBNING GOODS is well wort ofthe napection ofsll persons in pursuitof sd joods, and comprises every derirable in that is in general use; we name the follow- ing— Lupin’s Black Merinoes zs Empress * BOE ola wool Volos: Ottomens bs 84 French rag Fr Shawls * Bomhrecwidth from “ Very wise All-wool Mouscling pia “ Dral for Walking Dresses English Bombasine of sil qualities Black Al; Ey oe Mork y journing Milks from fine to he seiceluete ORAPE VaILs,, FNL GRAFES, MOUEN- of wi! will be os j i { | owner a Fe RENT—fevoeral FURNISHED ROOMS, two of them communicste, snd would suit two geit.emen, who could use one 28a parior and the otheras a becrcom. Location very convenient, oviy » & w doors from Pennsylvania avenue. 499 Tom atrést, between Pennsylvania avenue and O RASTAURANT AND BAB FOB 3A: Restaurant and Bar, No. 439 Penn. whieh has been in succeasfnl operation for thre= months past. is for sale, with Good Will, Fixtures, ac The present proprietor ony sellivg oo sc- count of pressing © roentselsewhore. Apply at the Baloon, No. 439 Penn. avenue, bet. 34 and 4}e sta. no Z-iw {OR SALE OR RENT—Two Desirable BRICK HOUUSMS, nearly new, containing 6 good-sized rooms each, on 4% street, between Virginia avenae and B street routh, Nos. 168 and 170, have just been thoroughly repainted throughont, suitable for residences, stores, &c. Tnguire of B. MacK- ALL, Jr., No.” 457 Ibth street, at 9 o'clock any evening Roz7-lW* I OT FCR SALB OR BENT-Aituated ou east aside of 7th street, between L and M; 25 feet front, about 116 feet deep, 30 feet alloy i rear. The carpenter and joiner; can build a bulld- ing within sixty days om the same.- For farther particulars inquire at the Oarpenter Shop on R t and 16th. 30 ween Mth zhiw™ JOBBPH P. LEB& 00. TOLat Tre FURNISHED ROOMB.at No 207 6th st., bet M and N Bo 26-St* {UBNISHED BOOMS TO RENT— With lar, F PAERLOB sttached. for gentlemen only. Apaly at No. 308 FP at., between llth and 12th §= no 25 3t* ‘OB BALB—A BAKEBY going » good business, Apgiviat Wo. 17 4s eireev. betweee Dene Oley Mali, Bo 25-3" F°%, SALE—Three FRAME HOUBES in a very desirable prt of thecity, For particulars in- guize at M. DUFFY'S Restaurant, corner of New jersey avenue and C st, Do 25-2¢" FO. SALE—A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, cor- tow! mer of Bridge and Washi: streets. "D°O: Mest bo sold belore the ial of neat Bo 25. 3t* m Gu OPPORTONITY—GROUND For Lease. ¥ That large snd wo)l-situated Lot of Ground and unfinished Building thereon.on B street north, between 6th and 7th streets west, known as part of the Fletcher property, is for reat for a term of years. Proposals, for ten dave Will be received, and information given, by WILLIAM McLEAN, at his Lumber Yard, corner of 13th and Osna streets. ne 2% eollt ‘OB RENT—A BTABLB, on OC street, between 12th and 13th streets, room for five horses, with & fine loft, and lot in the rear, 16 by 90 feet giving plent of space for vehicles to stand; will be rente: w if immediate application is made to THOMAS B.W. FBINOUR, with John B, Ward, Lumber Dealer, corner of 13th street and Canal. Washing ton, D, GC. Would also make a good place for storing goods, or anyother purpose. _no 25 St* Te LET—Rent $6,00% Per Anuum—For a term of ten (10) months from ist December, an Ele- Srey foraiahed and atrietly Frat class BBSI- KNOB, complete in every particular, and with all modern improvements, hot and cold water baths: ke. and heated by the ‘most improved style of rnace. It contains sixteen bedrooms, exclusive of draw- ing and dining rooma, library, kitchen, etc., very fine stables attached with accommodations for groomrard driversoverthem. The above is suitable for foreign or cabinet Location bei FA. ing unexcep’ ble, no house agents on boarding-house keepers need ans- wer this Address THOMBON, car: PHILP & SOLOMONS, 333 Pennsylvania sven no25-6t ‘OR BSALE—A Two-stcry FRAME HOUSE and LOT, om lst street east. between B and Catreots north, No. 38%. Price $1800. Possession given immediately now st™ {OR RENT—No. 37 Seventh street, near the Gity Passenger B. R. Station. consisting of Store end one Room. Inquire at 350 D st. west, bet, 9th and loth, of PLANT &'CO., Paper Hang: ere and Furniture Dealers: no 24-3t* Ls FOR SALE.—A’ Lease on Lot next to Metropolitan Mitis; with 4‘; yearstorun, The Lot fronts op Ohio avenue 25 feet and runs through to ©: street. For farther information apply at 425 H st., bet. 11th and 12th sta, now 3t* beter) Fa feed business Man with a witl capitsl of, ing to-go icto the Restan- rent Business a partner, can hear of a good bargain by calling at the corn«r of K street and —_ tavenue, Firat Ward, Washington, D.O. Bowes A CHANOB—FOR R prope with Stock, and ‘tures, in one of tae peat josations in the o ty. The reason for selling ie Toprietor has more business than he he ‘to, Apply corner 17th and K street, LB.—A RBSTAU- Fe2 KENT—Handsomély-furnished suits of ROOMS. on firatand second floors, in a private ily, containing all modern improvements, in a clara house, near the City Hall. two squares irom Penn. avenue. Also » White COOK and a) MEREM ALD nseted, Inquire at this office. HA! Bo mM: 82 OF A HOTEL AND PUBNITUB' De 7" ry i aera] Portes eet BS mI sppel' ‘ar! Stores Sie terme, to ‘ASOD: rime, TeNers! POPE, BoM &* 330 Bat., near Grover Theater. RARS CHANCE—HOUSE iz —A A Fine Saloon, nystenee Hines’ yt a stroet, , avenue a hd Raat Paiage RO see Mae fs ster. Besser ehed serine orarety By J. 0 MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. DRIBBLE BUILDING LOT AT PUBLIC 8iLa—On SATURDAY, Nov. 2th at o'clock, gn the premises, we sha!l sill part of Lot No. 3,16 Square No. 79, fronti: feet on south atreet, be- tween Sd and 43¢ streets east, running beck abont 80 feet. Terms: One third in cash; the remainder im fixand twelve months, with ioterest, secured by a deed of trust ou the premizes. Conveyances at cost of the purchaser. no J.C. MoGUIBE & CO., Aucta, By WM. L. WALL & O0.. Auctioneers, WO VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BoiLntxG Lots ¥RaR Br. ALOT3I03 CuUROR, AY ,Avcrion.—On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, ist ve- cember, ati o'clock, we will sell,in front of the premises, Lota 2 and 3, in Bquare 599, oach fronting @ feet on'north K stréet, between First street maa anid ip rapidly im Terma: “third ce at eale,) balance in six interest and secured wea, is most desirable, pleasant, part of the city. 06 te eae PAC) en! ‘snd'twelve months, beart by deed of trust om the now WM. L, WALL & O0., Aucte. J.C. McGUIRE & GO., Auctioneers. patenting SALE OF IMPROVED BEAL warn IN WasHinaton O1ry.—On AFTERNOON, December li rr§ a wt 2 clock, ca ises, by virtue of a deed of trust, date-on the {btu day af Setabers lee, and beumag in Liber J. A. 8.. No. 185, folios 236, et seq., of the sahington county in the District of Columbia, we will sell, at Public Auction, to be (ah in Beuare’one nundred and forty (HO), be 3), in Square ‘one . {Se . ft 4 Lot. fronting 35 feet on mi L street, between 18th and 18th streets weet, Fanaing back 110 feet toa 3 feet alley, with the equal payments of six ‘ané twelve months day of sale, with interest, the deferred payments ee ES Lak And if the terme are not falty complied with tm v6 ear da from day of sale ‘Trustees will resell the vs 5 . at the risk and # the det Pertbat atone wont tots tas tas Te Ail conveyancing and Revenue Stamps at the cost of the parchae’, wus J. MIDDLETON, Trastees Pee Hr Bullding ‘Association. ‘Tul oe Bai nol0-eodkds "3.0. MoGUIBE & 00. Aucts, Rathi aside CRANE wy Virtue of a decree of the it Court of the ‘pincet of Columbia. passed. on the Ea! of herein. rick ere’ Secrgw or fasie et.al vaste deteedents 8 Morgan, 5 sell, at 4 o'clock % day of Decem! L Wail & Go.. avenue and Ninth s Heal Matate situated 1 . in Lows?, 8, 9, 10, 11, 18, 18, 14, 18, and 16, in Square No. nd Lot No 9, in Square 643. = he terms wilt “Sos One-third cash ; balance in six, twelve, and eightesn moaths, bearing interest, and secured by the purchaser or purchasers notes, endorsed to the satisfaction of the ates. p AN, Trastee. nold eod&d -W. L WALL & CO.,, Ancu. fant ENTH STREET. ae 510 P.J. BELLEW & CO. MANUFACTORERS’ AGENTS, Permanently established in 1360. QUARTERLY SALES, * Independent of the great advance of all kinds FANCY GOODS, &c. We have determined net to depart from oer usual custom at thia season. Weare bound tosell cheaper than the cheapest We are agents for the sale of McClain’s celebrated Cocoaugut and Quinee- seed AIR OILS, COLOGNES EXTRACTS, Kc. Also, CHRISTIANA’S COLOGNES, ~ EXTRACTS, &e. s ley’s Premium Honey, Palm, Almon4, AiO, Wor Windsor TOLLET BOA PE : * Also, TAYLOR'S: FANCY £0AP8, Put upin Family Boxes to suit pur Wholesale and Retail. Also, Full Lines of Netions and Fancy Goods, All of which we offer at the Manufacturers’ Prices, freight added. The TEADE, DEALERS, HOUSEKEEPERS, And PEDLARS, Are respectfully solicited, We guarantee tosellat New York and Philadeiphia prices, or Perish in the Attempt, P. J, BELLEW & 00., no 3-Im 510 Seventh street, Washington. ParaenaNcin P s Sv inpew SHADES. J. L. KIDWELL would respestfally inform his friends and tag public that he has just received & Well selected assortment of WALL PAPERS WINDOW SHADBS, FIRE BOARD PRINTS, &e., all of which he is prepared to sell at the lowest cash prices. I Wall Papers-12% cents and upwards. All papers bung in the city or country ip the very best style by experienced workmen, Bemember the place. No. 367 D street, near Sth, in Franklin Hall Building, 00 8-Im WINDOW SHADES. Just received, a weil selected assortment of Window Shades. For aale at the lowest cash prices, at a. L. KIDWELL’S, no@ No. 367 D street, near Ninth. FPOR 8463-2500: It fs Gmertaltiee Rotor tena lno, to lease or Rae pene 2 pire nos im? | 2 et Somntaine NEW FOR WASHINGTON. See