Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL el A Se nn eee Se AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GRovEr’s THEATER.—First reppesentation = Washington of Taylor's sensational! Sanat coed gene pe oo e upe in a eur, ee the new farce of “The 4 fas sband.”* WASHINGTON THEATER.—First night of the _ Rage nee Mr. Edwin Adams as “Royer,” comedy of “Wild Oats,” sup- a tre an n excellent corps of dramatic talent, and an accomp! orchestra. The recent improvements render this theater a most cosy piace of entertainment, and with the — company will at once renew its CANTERETRY, corner of — ivhaiie ave. nue and 9th street.—To-night will be inaugu- rated i gear of the "New Oanterbury at Oxford with an immence bill of — burlesque, ballet, Ethiopian delineations, and other ‘ormances by several new stars, sup- ported by the favorites of the old company. SEATON Hatt.—Banjo concert by the Dob- son Brothers, assisted by a number of popular artistes, the entertainment ew with the ferce of “The Conjugal Lesson. ae ieee Peter Force and his Library. ‘The Round Table has an article upon this well known lover and collector of historical books, written apparently by Charles Lanman, from which it apy that Mr. Force was born in 17%, learase the artof Printing in New York city, and expended all be could spare of his earnings in the purchase of books. From the notice before us we quote the following inci- dents in the life of Mr. Force : «When the second edition of Knickerbocke1's History of New York was printed, young Force was foreman of the office where the work was done. One morning, while reading a lot of proofs before sending them to Mr. Irving, he came to the listof old Dutch names, and, by way of a joke, he added some halt-dozen other authentic names, that the author had probab! forgotten or never heard of, and the proofs ‘were returned to the office by Mr. Irving with these words: ‘Wery good, let them goin,’ and they have all dawg retained in the subsequent editions of the work. in 1815 Mr. Force moved to the city of Wash- ington, with whose ner aR and history he has ever since been identified. In 1536 Mr Force published, in four volumes, & series of “Tracts and other Papers,” relating to the erigin, settlement and progress of the North American colouies. But the great work with which he is identi fied is the publication known as “ American Archives: A Documentary History of the Eng- lish Colonies in North America,” from 1774 to the declaration of independence. The idea originated with him, was compiled by him, and published by him in conjunction with Mat- thew St. Clair Clarke, under the authority of Congress and at the expense of the General Government. The act of Congress was passed in 1533, and the first volume of the work, which is a large folio, was printed in 1537; and, up to the present time, nine volumes have beer pub- lished, at a cost of $20,000 per volume, or 150,000 for the set thus far completed. In the rosecution of his labors, the compiler began i making a pmo examination of the pub- lic archives in the thirteen original States of the Union; and, m carrying ont this great de- sign, he has spared nO pains, nor research, nor money in obtaming such printed and original documents, and such correspondence, as to form perfectly consecutive history of the vital period in our national life.” When completed the archives will make twenty volumes, nine of which only have ap- peare Mr. Force has a library of 50,000 volumes, and the most complete collection of American history in the country. This accumulation of books commenced more than fifty years since. Case or Garnor —On Saturday night about if o'clock as Mr. Rudolph Buchly, fur- niture dealer on 7th street, was on his way home on 6th street, between G and H, be was attacked near his house by three men, one of whom caught him round the neck while the other two reliever him of his wallet, contain- ing about - ar . valuable papers. Mr. Buch- ly afterwards se w the three men going down 7th street and informed officers Taylor, Peaster, and Clements, who arrested them, one of them, Ballenger, drawing a large bowie knife and making some show of resistance. They were taken to the 4th Ward station where they gave their names as John Ballenger, E. Carroll and John Smith alias Williams. Yesterday morn- ing they were before Justice Walter, who com- mitted them to jail for a further hearing. Mr. Bochly has identified Carroll asa young man uamed Bryan Carroll, formerly in his employ, and who had thus become acquainted with bis habits and the position in a vest pocket in which he was in the habit of carrying his money. Smith was just out of jail on a charge of horse stealing, and Ballenger’s mug graces the Thieves Gallery at the station house, we believe. The party threw away a package of papers, stolen from Mr. Buchly, ix n thelr fight, but the money has not been recovered. Onrnans’ Court, Judge Purcell_—On Sat- urday the will of Peter McDonongh, bequeath. ing bis estate to his wife, was fled. The will of Samuel F. McKenney, of George- town, was fully proved and admittea to pro- bate, and letters testamentary were issued to Charles H. Craigen. In the case of Caroline Reedeger, executrix of Jerome Reedeger, counter security was given. Letters of administration were issued to El- amplin on estate of Joseph Sanders; Rogers on estateof Charity McCoy; to Frederick Seitz on estate of Adam Smith. Eliza R. Rhodes was appointed guardian to the orphans of Edward Rhodes. The first and final account, with balance and distribution of Walter Scott, executor of Chas. M. Williams. and of Susan W. Riely, execu- rix of John H. Riely, were approved and Passed. scnitplen areas AERESTED ON Si t last, a #1.000 7-30 bond was stolen from nk of Mr. Henry H: -Dudley, at 511 Street north between 2d and 3d streets west. Complaint was made at police headquarters, and the matter was placed in the hands of Detec- tives Clarvoe and McDevitt, who have been casting around for the parties ever since. On last Friday night, they arresied a was released on bail for a hearing. information, they proceeded to Philadelphia, and, with the aid of detective Callanan, ar- rested another party at No. 2 Second street, between Market and Arch, who was brought to this city yesterday morning. A third party implicated “will be arrested in Philadelphia to-day, and it is expected that the money will be recovered ———.—— Supper Deatu.—George Ailer, Esq., one of our oldest citizens, died very suddenly yester- day. About? o'clock, Mrs. Ailer and her hus- band took a walk. They had proceeded but a few squares, when, on F street, he suddenly complained, and sat down on astep. She ran peo gg a oo before her return bfe was extinct. Dr. Eliot was called, but could not determine the eause of the sad event. Mr. Ailer was about sixty-eight or sixty-nine years of age. and a gentieman of exceedingly tem erate, exemplary habits from his youth He was formerly a partner with Mr. Poulus Thyson, on Seventh street. ast night, between seven and the room of Henry Mitchell, bar- keeper at the New York Hotel, 7th and E Streets, Was entered, and a lot of clothing, with $45 in casb, in all amounting to $274, abstracted. Two young men were arrested on suspicion, but they were dismissed. The pantaloons of the thief having been left in the room, some clue may yet be —- leading to his arrest. ARR naTED.—Satarday, , officer Holbrooks suc- ceeded in arresting Thoe. Ford, who was charged with being the accomplice of Wm. Sweeney in the garroting and robbing of Col. Wm. R. Nevins, on [5th street, near Pennsyl- yania avenue, last Friday night. Ford was fully committed for court. ° Bank Prestvent.—The stockholders of the Merchants’ National Bank have elected Mr. L. e eashier, president, and Mr. rman, of the Treasury Depart- ment, cashier. ~~ Mareiace Licenses.— During the past onth the Clerk of the Court issued 160 mar- ze licenses, of which 39 were for black ples. In September, 1564, the number was im, and in September, 1563, 172. ——_-+e— CITY r'rEMS. —-—_* OFvice or Lewis Jounson & C Crry or Wasurxetox, ‘eee, Sues m Mr. A. D. Davis retires fr: firm and after this date. a — it Lewis Jouxsonx & Go: o——— Catz at Fulihn & Nichols beautiful store, No. 206 Pennsylyania avenue, near Willards’, and examine their choice selections of French, German and American perfumeries, toilet and fancy articles. They have the largest collec- tion in thecity. Also, taste their egg-nogg and coffee cream with soda, ice coi, from the ma- gic fountam. oc 2-eotf 7 SomETET ew and beantifol in Jewelry and Silver-plated Ware, just received at the Dollar Jewelry Store, N6. #25 Pa. ave., near 4% street. Ra A Speck oy Dancer.—The minutest black ‘pot on the enamel of a tooth is an evidence that deesy’s effacinz finger has touched it, Quickly interpose the SozopoenT as a safe. guard, or the tooth is gome—and not only that cue. but perhaps half a dozen. Ke assured ‘hat nothing bat Sozopowt will either effectn- Sly preveutor arrest dental disease. s¢ 29-e03t sPICcION.—On the 15th of party, who On further | euntot Beh year and Ee en De ie locke sion the DIED, wa feast Hearlettagporte:, Uaprerten aged T B instant, at be G rah wie ees “eo se sles Ba The t frie cloc! $79 saith st ciscet be 3 the fam: the foneral to-mattow. « rom the resid: between D pad | eaday . LOST AND FOUND. ee Se rae rh rhea eek) Been L Sao oe Sunday, between Baltimore ‘and MoKend cHatts TX, with one large sna) tw? sinal Syileevis leaving itat (as Penn's Chapel, long GOLD ledalions il be liberally rewarded: e. oe 2-3". nia = Le a liberal reward by de THOS. E. LLOY T—On Sept een Sin corner of Penns; Iva- treet, the DISCHARGE Fa tive finder will be paid livering them =< Lowel of si6 ith street. TAkEN UP ASTRAY, on my ‘th ul ae at Meet large biad The owner will please come forw: erty, pay charges and take him ~ Oc 2-3t* ht two face and turned in long horns. Dunbarton street, Geo ceorretone —Strayed or stolen. last Fri $ 1 OR ARRS WEro od or seas. Cow, ate OFT. The above re romises on oo , blind HORSE. rd, prove prop- HIN MAY, id the other a red Cow, will be nfyen | if re- M Rov cor. of Istand H sts., below = Govern- 1 Printing Office. iy? ARD- rien 0 fe Bazaar of Wall & Co., one Ligut 10 HORSE, about ten years old, marked U. pa 8. on the neck, rather low, stout built, Le ish mane, turned each way; tai on the 30th a ra il having the ap- above ance of calves or mules ae it. The pea reward will be paid for its return to sn pein A. SM Oc 2-3t* bet. is avenue and k ITH, ‘Sth street. $200 TEYREG SEQUEL Catah ota cet 3d and 4th streets east, some ti and 16th of Se t south ime between the 13th amounting to $3,000, con- sisting of two we ends, due Ist of December, of $1 each, one bills. tion of oc 2-3t* 00 bill, ‘eheht, L alt g and five | If the money is it, no questiens will be asked, no one prose- cuted, and the above amount returned tie larger por- IGHN L. FOWLER. STRAYED OFF SATURDAY NIGHT, 30TH September, a SORREL HORSE. 16 hands high. about 7 years old, two white hind feet, — star in forehead, has lum swollen from a kick, - halter. Marked _0¢ 2-3t" STRAYED from the subscribers, a red HEL FER, with white back. be paid for her retarn, uth and K sts. on left jaw bone, hin mane and long Tight ie nee - 8. on shoulder and Pa 4 cy ward s Me he paid_for his recover; reward of $10 1 be paid for his re aery. No. 3* Congress st., Geert A liberal reward will JNO. H. SNYDER, cor. $5 bw EWAKB— geees or stolen, a = = ed Durham breed, from the premises of AMES DIGGING 33 strest, between Land Me The above will be paid for any information con cerning her. se 30-3t* Ss 1 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen from my 0»: remises, corner of 4th and G streets east. os the night ofthe 28th inst..one black CANADIAN )RSE, condemned; had Biece of ro) neck; saddle galls on ‘each shoulder 8 ward will be paid for hi JOHNSON, cor. tthand G REWARD. Strayed or stolen, around his ‘he above re- rte CHARLES H. eeteast. se 30-3t" Sept. 18, one $5 ) small, light red COW, hole in her right ear; smell horea; about five years old. reward will streets, Grocery Store, I (25 REY “ARD—Strayed or is ae 25 the 2th of September oneSORREL MA pcs ae starin 8., and b> ‘ven years old. if returned to se 30-4t* one DUN MA. with both (as Ove dark BAY MU and tongue out, with hal The above be given if returned to MICHAEL BIGANE, Virginia frente.” between ~ = er forehead S.on her neck. ‘The above reward will be OCTAVE NE amie twelve hands high, out eight or nine years old, with acuton her peck from the euler, and @ Iter and stable, on the premises of G. NITZY between 6th and7th north. No $9 reward, and no questions asked. . one leg white? She is about ven Lincoln Hospital, TOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER Jastnight, RE, ost thirteen hands ded; about eight years tee . rally hangs her ‘idles, out of the , on N street, S2, and ple $20 “REWARD.—Strayed or stolen. between 10 and 11 o'clock, on the night of the get i. and daylight of the 22d, one dark-bay MARE, with four white feet; mane roached: three years old; taken from the Aqueduct Bridge, Georgetown. The ese reward will Mr. Georgetown, D.C. be paid for her return to FAGIT. corner of Market and Bridge streets, se 22-10t* GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. IST OF LETTERS REMAINING iN THE POST OF FICE, GEORGETOWN, D.C., SEPTE: 365. MBER 30. is To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must call for ** advertised letters,” give the date of this list, and ea one cent for advertisin If not cal sent to the Dead Letter ¢ co the writing. A request for the Place the postage pst and leave space rections for post-marking without interfer: jed for within one mouth, they will be = on the upper right hand petween the hem 4 and di- ng with return of a letter to the writer, if unclaimed within thirty days or less, written or winted with the writer's name, post office tate. across the left hand end of’ envelope, on face side, will be complied with at the usual pi id rate of postage, Bvered to the writer. payable when the letter is de- LADIES’ LIST. Abar Mrs Ames Mr John E Butler Mre Martha-2 Butlar ea ports E2 Beyle Mrs Bekansens M Miss F perl Bessey Mrs Butler Mise L Bursel Miss Ma Barthes Mre Aby” Bossins Mar Berry Mrs Crawley Mrs-3 Clements Mrs Annie e seman Mar. Ey res Miss Jane Finx Miss Sarah Gibson Mrstarah A Grombough Mrs Ganiey Mrs Grey Gilpin Miss Ella Haw Miss Jane Hunt Mrs Jane B Harper Hyson Mrs Laninday Hatcher Miss Medora Howe Miss Beckey Jenkins Miss Annie Johnson Mrs Mar: Jones Mias M: one a A \TLEMEN’S L Howard JM Kenyon Mrs Cap! Alt John K fartha A irs Jane (col) Cites Miss Jennie Mrs Lizzte A Arnold CaptJno — Armstrong Danl # Bowess Jno Besley Wm B Breen Jas Brown Jno W Hayes Hurter Jno © Howard Jas H Roney Jas H Hudson Herch'l Robertson Jno Hudson Frank Rusk Samuel 5 Be Jno Keanan Miss Aggie Kemford Miss M Moore Mrs Maria (col) McCain Mrs McDevitt Miss Lizvaha Morgan Mrs Louisa Margraff Miss Lousa Murray Mrs Isabella-2 McGinniss Miss Bettie Meckel Mrs Alice Olbert Miss Bliss A Oliver Mrs Rachel Piatt Mrs Mary Ann-2 Prathe! Mrs Lucre: tia D Platt Mrs John Parker Mrs A E Partridge Mrs G W Pryor Mrs oy Ray: id Mra G Robey Mise Ja Robertson Mra ‘Elizabeth Ryan Miss Rebecca Rideout Mies Martha Sisow Miss Alberta Smith Miss Martha Seerrcs. Mre Sarah J ‘oler Mrs Sarah Tenney Wills Mra How ¥ Welcome Mrs poo Wilson Miss M Warner Mise t Leute, v Wilson Miss Mary E Wells Mrs John Sarah "Ota JnoL Phillipe a A Paine ( Bettwon ‘TnoW Boner Peter Haley aieed AC-2 Robb Thos sah Cay ed mJ Haley A red Kobison MosesC Bird W AndwJ Smith T Brown Jos F Heenan Jas Seldon Wm P Brown CaptH T Jones AC Skinner CapTR Bennett Beni| Jackson Chas Conners Alt Crowley A 8. Camburn C J Smith Robt-2 P Jones Josepheas Scott Jones Master L Stickney Mrand Jones Lewis Mrs Cronk Geo Jewett P Smacker J (col) Cabb Jeremiah Kempton BF Smith Jos Qoker JP Kidwell F F Smith Jno W Oh ponaeds GeoE Stearns Dr Jno i os pekcar Wn Little Edwd ott ane ban bod Boner Coy E aa tl ong Jas M Seifert Theodore > hl igen Tt Thos¥ Mills Be: Dun js ‘eneyeck E Dillingham W) McKay Jno A Ww En tt CapSG Mead JB Wedder Mr Foors John-2 McDaniel Jno — LL Fortner Jas HoCasqushyIR W ieganan JP Ferris Wm. Jue Wil bss Capt J Farr Jas W MeNaliy ~ was aoc 3 M Goagia 2 Jas Manegue J lamaou J Gordon Geo E unson Jos Wheat JS fea Robt organ K R Wilson Jas L. Gibbs Prince © agruder & Bro wees J Gallagher Mich! Wm Wade Jno E Hovey ht Nelson M ee MearyO useey Obed L Neil Geo Wood Hewett S W-2 Nesbitt 2G 4 Hesterly Sami Olver Nicholas Tonk Solomon MISCELLANEOUS.—Knockmore. GEORGE ee Jr. P. ML NEw DRY-GOO The subseriber has st. UOT BRIDGE GEORGETOWN, D: ea dyeeamess eas, large and cn- nd _well-selected trely CAPLE AND FANCY DRY-Goops, which} lave been purchased under the most favor- able circumstances, and will be SOLD AT SHORT PROFITS. He would respectfolly invite the public to call and examiue his se 28-Im' pt Sela os may seme Orriecr, ws. " he bea __ BENJAMIN MILLER. he citizens of (eo: nested to report to this o! ‘he « existeaee of any BI heir opinion: may aintety — ately ENRY ADDISON, Mayor. RA’ s0RTE.” ther with tl fo, ani 5 ee takes” and Haw wacorerisen D. C., Sept. 8, ‘65 9-co8w mats St ne jepiy u8T," ATOR? and “RE StLK’ ‘ant CAS- sc duet or isemerz, im. ayentie, ‘door from ae fe tw MaRS OUIE. TASHTONABLE 6 BLOA® and DRESS-MA 4 KER. b 12th etreet, between G and H. . WANTS. WARTS A nn aero ne aot xate HAND, for MN Saba er ae ata EE LW. ANTED—A “RurSE x ttn a, to take the exclusive Rs. arge of three chil ea t, between Jith and 12th si Apply No. Cal reets. Wy ANT EDs AN ne Ne a ‘@ rea! setaten ie a cane | De ag cor. 13th and F Paes eer waseo Store, Wiis, A respectable girl wishes o a SITUA- of six at at the so: — pede pi sd Pe teal given. Apply e —— SICATION WANTED: youn, ae 2 in Ha fe had ‘ie tye are ware experience in business aah: be us ress fortwo dae) J. DELTON 8..city P- 0. 0c 2-2t* NTED— By a respectable girl, a SITU- mn SxTIOx as faundrees or bie aE fmaid, and washing and ironi city ref- drence civen. Cait a, fecond house from the cor- ner WAste ED TRMEDIAFETY=Ap 585 = north, between 2d street and New Jersey av- enue. an honest. oak yoy Sageble WHITE G! GIRL, German preferred.) to di @ general housework na small family. “Good city references required. Ww TED—PLUMBERS toe GAS FITTERS. Best wanes Rem and best workmen want L R. SHEPH Successor to J. W. aaotapeen &bo., 9 Penn. avenue, bet. 10th and] ith sts., south side. FISGFRRErEs SITUATION WANTED a middle-aged American, either private family, er public institution; would not object to lea’ Pom city, Satisfactory reference given for qu tion, &c. Please address ‘‘ Housekeeper,”” 5 eM ‘On ice, for one week, where an interview os can Wi tlt habits, two communicating NOOSS, well furnished, in this city or Geo wn, with water and gas,( water not indispensable,) in a gen- teel Laser id family erin a house where few rooms are rented. to take tea in rooms. ref- erences sie RO dress A. B., Star Office. for one week, stating location and t erms. ANTED—A first-class MILLINER, ie Ws inary Roa rely dio neat "TWENTY HOUSES WANTED, with “Ea ‘coma each. Inquire. a! ; BUREN & 'CC.. No. 939 7th 4 0 ANTED—A SITUATION to se 4 Lady, has a Wheeler & Wilson’s Mach’ ne; O would take work at home. Apply at No. 355 N. ¥. av., between 12th and 13th sts Be 30-3t* DY SS-MAKERS WANTED—A good DRESS- AKER can obtain pera PPRENTION at Nov 13 Indiana avenue. An TIOR rae vue will be taught to cut sad fit. se 30. Wk ED—We want several nicely Farsianea Hou SRS for Members of Congress and other men of prominent positions. Also, some Unfur- nished. D. L. WELLS & CO., Corner of 13th and F streets, ANTED—By a gentleman and his wife. Be 30 6t* aE we Store. waster ther ny. epi bs Mine Nor. ik 3, street, bet. 19th and 20th streets. se 29-3t* WV ABTED- Any one that reads and writes, male or female, white or black, can make $5 per day by calling 27th street, up jtairs. se29-3t* ANTED—Two good MATTRESS MAKERS, App ply toJ. R. ZIMMERMAN nie nsAN struct. bet. 2d and 34. or to H. F. zim &co No. 530 7th street. se 29-4 G®eat CHANCE FOR sare What the people want. t. Complete History of the War, in one large volume, 8 apceataly illustrated, with over 125 fine portraits of Generals and Battle scenes. The most candid, lucid. complete, au- thentic and reliable history published. It con- tains reading matter equal to three large octave volumes, Send for ecirculurs and see our terms. “JONES, BROS. Address, ac sam¢ Philadelphia, NTED-—Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbroker’s Tickets, Furniture, Clothing, or any article of value. ‘The highest cash price pald: or exchanged for other good is. At Sing- er’s Sewing Machine Agency, 902 9th doors north of Pa. ave. ANTED ‘TO RENT—A HOUSE, one contain- eight or ten rooms, and situated ina respectable neighborhood, Address, giving loce~ tion and terms, Box 827 P.O. 8e 2-co2w street, three se 23-Imn* WANTED 20,000 in sums of $500 and up- secured on real estate worth four remium will be roker, W inrds to times the amount, paid. Ww. N. Real Estate se 15-colm”™ o. 18 Intelligencer PAR cathe sell, Cj acer CITY R comunissions on con BR. W. DOWNMAN, Teal Tatate broker, No 18 Intelligencer Butiding. vee te 5 “WANTED, A reasonable MA _Bep 13-e0lm* ANTED, NTED. LADIES, EVERYBODY. wh. PRINC FE. THE PIONEER OF STAMPING, 351 F street, opposite Patent office, 3, in uaaaee mee Oran atterpt made on the of new beginners, to cut down the price of aera, redced pe charge, and is now pre- WE ‘CENTS CE W WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Any pocorn, whether we have it or not. Ladies should be careful, as dangerous and cheap compo- sitions that ruin fabrics are now used by the so- called Stampers. We are the onl: Ky ical per- sons in the city ongrend in S PING and FLUTING. We make and a | any pattern brought ns. Daily issue new pat 500 LADIES WANTED TO. ‘EMBROIDER in, Linen, &c. Constant work. __8e 15: ANTED—THE PADRES OF seaaae offers ‘smol Kors o ONKE EE P Bt PUN riethienew ad of Smoking Tobacco, equal to the finest Tarkish. Havana Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tebacco, eerschaum and Briarwood Pi in profusion. o. (iF eae in town for the Hunkee Punkie. au Hewes: HOUSES!! HOUSES!!! We want Large Houses, Small Houses, Medium Sized Houses, Furnished Houses, Unfurnished Honses, and Parts of Honses, Vacant Rooms for Offices,"&c., &c.. in Washington or Georgetown. Inquire or address G. M. VAN BUREN & ©0., _au 28-Im* 538 7th st., opposite Avenne Louse. ANTED TO RENT.—A Lad oan containing from parted twelve rooms, north of Penn's avenue and between 4% and 18th strocts, Address Lock Box 4 City Post Office. One with yee house and stable preferred. je 15. WATER —SECOND HAND SURRITOES. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, B. DING and HOUSKFU RNISHING GOODS of arey “Seen B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, between G and H, east side. HE LATEST PARISIAN STYLES OF LA DIES’ AND CHILDRENS’ CLOAKS cut and made to om? M. WILLIAN’S. 86 27 eolmif 336 Pennsy Teanta Syaxnh. Wwe |: HAVK JUST RECEIVED PER STEAM ER. « full stock of BLACKSMITH TOOLS AND BELLOWS. pe Steel Horse Shoes, ‘Horse Shoe Nails, Carriage and Wagon Springs Axles, *Short and Long Arm, Nute and Washers, Cision sad Sere eat &e. mg , of the best qu: ¥ and at the lowest market rates. AMPBELL & SON, 351 Pentaytvania avenue, se 2-lw* Op OAL OLL LAMPS. To avoid the ex: our large and wel rauebat COAL OIL LAMPS. yt ta &e., ‘0. the Ist of Oct be until the Ist of ef ober. ROTELER & 808, 318, Iron vail. Penneylvani: se 25-6t between 9th and 10th streets, Sup EERIO® SILVER-PLATED WARE AT iT.—Until the 6th of Derober. S iw wai ait our entire stock of SETS, quali: SILVER-PLATED an Do. ICE PITCH: SPOONS. URNS, The triaed oe only’ sold at cost to ey removing. Cc. W. BOTE nse of of moving amt, we will sell AT COST, AST: CARE BASKET! 'S, FOR! pe LES, SOBLE SE. COFFEE » &c., at cost for cash. eh. es "warranted of superior quali- it SON, Gost GUNS! GUNS! Having recently returned from New York wee a beantiful assortment of SPORTING GUNS, which I call the attention of Sportsmen to cxamiaae at the south ide Fonnezivenin ‘venue and 15th Cg 3, sonth 4 GEO. F. WASSMANN. '» FOR BAUS AND RENT, ere ee onthe (ect tae ond M79) ee fe avenue and D street. velirecn ‘OR RENT—1 7 t BASE: MENT, at PE cha eee a gene Horn AND FURNITURE FOR ENT S08 petreek., eget reat Room No. 3, first floor, State. oc 2-3t ane 78 EN Re foran ofies. Touuire at 10H street, bet gh Fe, Pe} KITCHEN, DINING ROOM and i Tent reasonable. ogee No. To. Tar RNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, L and M, near cor- ner a Departestte, ta.” oc 2-4t* FOR RENT—two large STORE ROOMS, arat + on el ire of GEORGE MATTINGLY, southwest corner. o 6th street and Penna. ave. oc brite Fa RENT—Fonr unfarnished ROOMS, sultable for ora en -- nd AUCTION SALES, ae Aer hehace Meeare ainectats ae (For other Auction Sales, see fourth pagt.} YW. ly WALL & 00. Auctioneers. VALUABLE BOR HR IN FIRST WARD peta Aimer a oaetr stg Ap Ponnsyivania aven , aad running Bi pireet near Ronny = Terms cash. eigonYerancing and stamps af the cost of the pur- oc2d W. L. WALL & ©O., Aveta. ¥J.0. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. bt! TY BUILDING 1 ore b NpOms nO Ee. i AND tH PAR cyeueae ie olen we ‘shall well the Sholo of Square Sst” sungivid 30 Building Lots of about 21 fect front, and fronti tively on north H and salfcdes, col oth andoth streets east. ‘Terms: he a cate ge of the balance in 6 or 12 montbs. A pa} fenwp ‘of $25 on each lot will be re- = —_ at eoerg a oc 2-dts oy ng RSG c. eer ees CO.. Aucts. [cor SALE Ok Lor op Canis Hill. 17 fort front by 76 feet deep. iaguire r. DOBBIN, “a — pe yretween north Eand East Capitol tae PRs SALE A RESTAUR EANT wi es th BARBER attached, in Ward. Price gr. Thoth will be sold teers itdesired, Reason for selling out. party about to leave for Karope. Apply to Star Offic 8 oc 2 OR RENT—Three ROOMS, forntehe? suitable FY (or housekeeping: a small lot of KITCHEN URNITURE for sale. Also. Horse, Bueg: | Inquire of 8. A, CLARK, 245 Now a avenue. between 4th and 5th, before 9 a. m.. and fter 334 p.m. oc 2-3t* EASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, ae ‘0. 134 Dunbarton stre besarte < eas OR SAT RESTA! oF inthe First Wari with Sethe attached. Inquire at the Grocery Store recor. Mthand Ists. se 30 it* GENERAL FURNISHED ROOMS, widdling sized, toy ener. or singly, with cooking or —— sore as wanted; fuel bin and aqueduct aaa 492 EK st.. bet: Sth and 6th. SON BARE 1.000 will px RANT <a INING 5, urchase © RE AU LOON, in complete running order. Seagyes of two years, stock, fixtures, insurance, lice and furnitu: Kent 5 a Sa month. Apply ‘at 1321 ith street. Be 30 3t* {OR SALE—A BARBER SHOP and BATH ROOMS attached, with room in thesame build- ing for a family: a lease of five are on the house. apply, to Mr. JAMES Stee? Restaurant. No. corner 8th and L streets, Navy Yard. se30-3t* Fo RENT—Two comfortably furnished front ROOMS, on second floor, to gentiemen of quiet steady habits, at No, 484 I street, between 7th and 8th. ny be rented separate or together, $2,000 caSbant furnished Hotel. than, the money. pecnace the LEASE URE of a beantifully The furnitare worth more Inquire at the Star Office. Fo — Stock and *ixturesof a RES- TAURANT, near the Lincoln Hospital. on South A etreet. For terms inquire on the sot ses, or the corner of 26th street and Pennsylvania avenue. J. NOONAN, se 30-2¢* Proprietor. ALE CHEAP—A small new HOUS iful LOT, on lith Pag near V street, oan sare 331, lot 20x10, Price $208, $100 cash balance Iso. for rent or lease. several LOTS near Lincoln Hospital, two of them corner lots, suitn- bie for business ‘purposes. Apply to JOHN dimen? 323, street, an h of ihe Pavoni F35, RENT—Two pleasant FU Ei TED KOOMS, ina good locality. Inquire 443 Mas- sachusetts avenue, between 6th and /th sts. s929-3t* Bakery FOR SAL. hoy 300 will buy the fix- tures and good will of a jakery,agood location on 14th st., one door above N. ‘PLEASANT FRONT ROOM and Bi BOARDS one or two gentlemen, in a Northern family, at No. 26% oth street. se 29-3t* Fo SALE—The GOOD WILL of a first-class RESTAURANT, situated corner of 3d and H ttreet. Good reasons given for selling, se 29-3t" OR SALE—A horse top BUGGY and HAR. NESS in good condition. Apply at BROWN?S Restaurant, corner 13th etreet and Pennsylvania avenue, se 29-4t* Fe SALE—A first-class RESTAURANT, cen- trally located, on Pa. avenue. Reason for sell- ing—going to leave the city. Inquire at ut the Star On “RENT—Two or three ROOMS furnished. rate or communicating, with or without for a party of friends, location 434 D st., Fe. R RE) Three unfurnished Rt second floor. with gas and water, suitable for Se 289 G street, between isth and lth, OR RENT—A STORE situated on northwest corner of 10th and E streets. suitable for a Bar- ber Shop. Also furnished ROOMS for rent, with or without BOARD, Apply at MADES Hotel, on the corner. 56 29-68" F°, RENT—A new STORE, corner of I and i0th ste. Also, two or three ROOMS, fu: — or unfarnished. Inquire at the honse or a No. 475, tobacconist, betweoen lth tl sui streets. se 2: Fo. R -A three-story ck DWELLING. HO! situated on Pennsylvania avenne, be tween 2¢ and 3d streets east. Also, a DWELLING- HOUSE and STORE, situate on 2d street east, bet. north A and Bstrects. Possession will be — on the Ist of October next. Apply at the residence of the undersigned,on Pennsylvagia avenue, between * id Sa it ts. est H.R. MARYMAN. OR RENT—One hundred and twenty Lots, joining and around Lincoln Hospital. APB e'BE Tr x strect north and Mth street east.to THOS. R.B ~ NS SON, Agent for Martha Isherwood. _se 28-5t* OR SALE—A beautiful LOT, situated on the southwest corner of New oo | and Massachu- setts avenues. Another on F street south, between 3d and 43; streets. Also, a new two-story FRAME HOUSE on Mth street, between Maryland avenue and D street. This eR aD will be sold low for cash. Inquire of W DER, No. 437 Penn- sylvania avenue, between 34 and 4'2 streets. 528-6t* *; oR 8 A LE. HOUSE on M street. 4 roc rooms, $1.£00. ya 4 on 10th street, 4 root: 31300. n Peer '3 rooms. . 000. ESTAU. it wharf. a furnished and unfurnished HOUSES rte rent. Possession given October Ist. Apply to .H. WOOD. firm of Mitchell & Son, southeast pee of Penna. ave. and Asth st. 28. OTEL AND RESTAURANT F first-class establishme ant known as the PARR HOUSE, fermerly kept by Caleb Mitchell, on E strect. next to Grover’s Theater, is now oflered for sale. There is no ber room in this District that cau surpass itin point of size or for conveniences. All the beds, bedding, chamber furniture, &c. together with a general Grrortment of wines a liquors. bar fixtures, and lease, are offered. further information apply on the premises. 628 Fok RENT—One half of a STO in Mainst., Richmond, Va., 100 feet deep and 25 feet front; suitable fora shoe, cigar, or jewelry business. In? quire 407 7th street, one door from H, Washing ton. se i set r Fo RENT—A ten-room HOUSE on of 13th and C streets. the pre 0 LET—A large FRONT ROOD an office,on Penna. avenue, between 9th and Wth streets. Apply to 332 Penna. avenue, second story. se 23-1w* URNISHED | E FO RENT. Apply to SMITH & M US HEW , Attorneys: ‘aw, corner 8th street and Penn. avenue. 25-tf TALUAB ERNSYLVANIA AV. “PROVER- ty for sale, being LO Reservation 10, a few doors cast of Bhillington’s 's Book Store, with the three-story Building th Also, a two- Seco BRICK "BUILDING on B st., north tide. immediately in the rear ef 8t. Charles Hotel, with a vacant lot adjoining, which will be sold separate. A two-sto: nd BASEMENT BRICK, No. = venue, between Ist and 2d stree| ou Indiana west A three-story R Fame )PUILDING, No.477 1 street, between 8th anc A vacant LOT, suitable ae a first-class Eptaoness on H street, near 1ith, adjoining the “Chain Build- CTS 13 and 17, Square $14, on 5th, between L one M streets. Bes int 5, Square 515, on K, between 4th and 5th Tor 20, Square 515, on L, Between 4th and sth With a large number of other desirable Building n the corner Inquire at the salven on i, in ey sections of the LP JAS. sts Y, Real Eatate Broker, No. 515 lth street, south of _8¢22-1m [Intel.} Pennsylvania avenue. — A TO" HE CirizENs OF THE DISTRICT. As the lease of our present 2 peed business (318, Tron Hall) has ex: ra ve w ll_remove therefrom on or about the 6th of October. In order to save th serie rewovin es foots, me Wil sat oar ve at GLASS. CROCKERY WARE. keke. st COST for CASH. ©. W. BOTELER & BON, 318 (Iron Hall) Poonavivania avenue. between 9th and 10th streets. y.. FURNITURE! FURNITURE"! FURNITURE!!! c.W. BOTELER. Ir., Iron Hall, Penna. ave.. bet. and 10th strects, desires to give notice to the public and ne ers generally that he has a fine assortment of HOUSE which he Papert - Ro neoenenne 200 Te. Sve: bot. 9th and 10th’ sts. ve! OW" BOTELER, WIRE ee 8 Philadel; ORL LEeRieabe rs aoa 4931 Lith STR ia) ’ SHOES:' REET. between Penn- Alar Irani apd s' Vashionable ome OOTS AND SHOES constantly on hi Also, Orders attended to. ees im* @. som ATHS AND SHINGL Sone Renee ir eats oe in market,) re in . 100,000 No, 1, 18 ine’ Tite Fine ngiee. Oe 0-4" t PEYER AND bottle of OO: Fo. RENT—Several newly Eurpished ROOMS, Board. Also. one PARLO! meseeat ad Apply at 23 K street, near Nth, Fors SALE—That splendid RESIDENCE at the corner of New York avenue and 18th street. of Patent Oise, at th ar 80e i varent no ‘atent Office, rs a. 1 and o'clock + ae ime NOrjAMES TOWLES, au 21- di Property Agent. FO RENT—To Gentlemen—A suit of ROOMS, a PARLOR, and two CHAMBERS connected, ou the first floor, very well arranged, with a piazza 08 the oie Front. Boome Hgnted with rs anne location is very desiral snd 'wo doors Tanke sng abe to r from 15th from Ri, ‘ards cars running os the Babi oe ts 7 street the York avenue, 460. the yoth of ‘October next Sfomenhe 'G- HOUSE, Non as 23° ie of the late ur disse avenue, ene La tal * ge be Apply at 8. 1, 5. a1 o" street, 60 marth of Patent Office: to” JAMES TOWLES. tf Property Agent. PSD ROOMS TO LET—From $10 to h 10th 2 Fikret. ioanies{ eon ae. tf RENT—A 1 STOR! with cel- re lar, No. $3 Loultiton avenues north aide be- EADS No. 371 Date one ‘i aod streets) € aa Ra Ps mace on eg i inane Sa raetor aherer Ee, aod Conve: BT THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, A SMALL HOUBE AND LOT ON WEST ST., Gt ee AT PUBLIC AUCTION. one HURS: 1835, at 9 West street, Georce- AY, Paobes, 5, o'clock p. mn the ses. ( town.) )Tshali sell the ‘Ronse, and Lot, fronting 22 — 44 ine! on the south = of West street, and | back for depth 120 fee} : One-third cash Realense in six and twelve months, on notes gatitactorily endorsed, interest from day of sale, and secured by @ “fedat truston the premises. Po vc aoe ©. be a ged hd wf = are Sys. se rty ma; resold at and cost of the defaulting purchasers St "°F Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- _oe ee?’ st Untel} THOS, DOWLING, Anct UCTION SALE OFA OF. HOSPITAL PROPERTY. Cc. W. BOTELER, Sey AUCTIONEER. Mrnicat Purvevor’s Ours ae Wasnixcrton, D. ©. October Will be exposed at Public Auction on THU October 5, 3856, at the Warehouse, Juticiary fifth and & streets, under the direction of Henry Jobnson. Med. S UL 8. lof of serviceable property, consiet” ron Bedsteads. Blankets. Mattresses, hair and _ jock; Hale Pillows; yt — — Pitchers, Knives a: ‘or poons, Tam a Bowls, Shirts, Drawers, Locks, & The attention of housekeepers and pro: ,prietors of hotels and steamboats, dealers in second-hand ma terial, add others, is “respectfully called to these sales, as articles are a in quantities to suit both large and small purchasers. Terms—cash, in Government funds. Purchasers are required to ey, for and rr ere 2 goods within fo forty-eight hours from date of These sales will be continued every THURSDAY at the same place, until further notice. + SUTHERLAND, |, Med. Parveyor. Auctioneers. THIRTY BUILDING “ToTs FRONTING RE- eee os NORTH HANDL (eT PRETS, aun. STH AND 6TH STERETS & THURSDAY AFTEKNOON October 5, at lock, on the premises, we shall sell the of Square 832, upatviaea in 30 building Lots out 21 feet front, and frontin, respectively on orth H and I streets, and Sth and 6th streets east. Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six and twelve months A payment of $20 on each Lot will be required at the time of sale. Conveyancing t purchaser e30-dts a Y GREEN & WI Val. Wess TPROVED AND DEINE ROvED REA ATE ON THE CORNER O) ANDO’ STREETS NORTH, BY PUBLIC "kee. THURSDAY. the 5th da: plock p.m . hall sell, in front of the premi . a two-story ne House, containing 5 good rooms and summer kitchen, with g closets, wardrobes, wood-shed, &c.,26 feet front by 85 feet deep and ropning back to a5 feet alley, with sev eral fine peach trees, a grape arbor of the best En- glish grapes. also. a fine corner Lot with a Store room built, which i good place for business 25 feet front on Twelfth street, Tunning back 3 feet ik & CO., Aucts. of October next, at deep o treet toa ls feet alley. Pump of excel- leent water in front of the door, Title perfect. Terms cash. 520 will be required down on each house when so sed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. RY C. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer. SALE OF HOUSEIOLD FURNITURE AT onWEDXESDAY" MORNING, October 34, at 1053 ovclock, I shall sell, at the residence of the late H street. between 6th and lection of Household Furniture, ing in part. viz Sofas, Mahogany Chairs, ‘Marble top Table, e-ply ee ar] ete, Hs Il Oilcloth, e Mehogany and ri her Beds, Mattresses, Four superior Wardrohes, Washstands, Venetian Blinds, Lounge, Whatnot, Looking Glasses, Chiva, Giass and Cr. ekery, Mahogany Dining Tables, Mahogany Sideboard, Mantle Ornaments, Cooking Utensils, Cook Ragin ‘Terms cash. ROTEL ER, Jr., Se -3t_ Auctioneer. yY GREEN & WILLIAMS, ‘Auctioneers, TWO TWO pass PRAME HOUSES AND LOTS. ON 7TH STRE NEAR F STREET SOUTH, ON THE ISLAND, BY PUBLIC AUC- On TUESDAY, the 34 day of October next. at 5% o'clock p.m., we shall sell, in front of the premises, all of Lot O and part of Lot P, in H. B. Sweeny's subdivision of Square No. 433. ene | a front of thirty-five feet nine inches on 7th street, by ninety- eight feet six inches deep, to a good ‘alley in the rear, with oe enge g consisting of two snug Frame Houses, Nos. 677 and 679, one containing eight and the other ten good rooms. A fine chance for any one te purchase small property for private residences or business pur: Terms: One-half -_ lance six and twelve months. secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All he povchaser id revenue stamps at the cost ig 4 ie aser. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, Yi GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NoTIC: i Tyo OF REAL ESTATE et OR- ER OF THE ORPHANS’ COUR’ By wivtes of a decree of the Orphans’ Cant of the county of Washington, in the District of Colam bia, passed in the matter of the petition of Agatha C. Lynch, guardian of Atabrose S. Lynch. (and rat- ified ane ‘confirmed by the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia.) I shall proceed to sell, on the premises. on MONDAY. the 24 day of October next, at 5 o'clock, all that piec or parcel of ground known on the plat of the city of Washington as part of Lot Busiered © twenty-five, (25.) in Square num- bered seven hnndred and twenty-eight, (723,) being the eastern rtion of said Lot, and having a front of twenty-three feet six inches on A etreet, run ning back to the depth of seventy-five fect. Sai. Paces of ground is sitwated on north A strest, be. Terms of sale: One-half cash; balance in six months. ween Ist and 2d streets east. If the terms of sale be not com} with in five days from the day of sale, the guardian reserves = atest to resell at the risk and cost of the pur- ral conveyancing and gam A at the cost of the purchaser. AGATHA C, LYNCH, Guardian. a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. GREEN & prayers Auctioneers. IMPROVED A OV oS c APTOL RIE TMPROVED PROPERTY On WEDNESDAY. the ath October, at 5 o'clock F By HO shall sell; in front of the Premises. Lots and G, part of original Loi 6, in Square No. 725. This property is improved by two two-story Frame Houses with brick basemen’ situated on B street north, between Ist ‘and 2a streets east, C - Also, on the same day, at 53s o'clock p.m., front of the premises, we al Lond the south sa of Lot 14, in Square 30. Th rty is ood ye ne on Ist street west, between Ps streets, Island. Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six and = mouths, secured by a deed of trust on prom- offthe purchasers ns Tevenue stampe at the cost purchi $25 will bef Tequired down on each plece ef i when knocked off. a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 7 C. W. LOTELER, Jz., Auctioneer. SALE AT AUCTION O or. SIX BUILDING LOTS WEDRISDAY. AFTERNOOR, voctober 0, at ee o'clock, T shall sell, on | won romises, six desira bie Lots in ch lot frontin: ‘fifteen Spaine sau enteenien eenth street }—average de) ra ee! Terms: One-third cash; balance on a credit of six and recive manne Notes to be satisfactorily se- cu and ont eyancing and stamps at expense of purcha- * "Fie perfect, Cc. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auct. '¥ C. W. BOTELER, R. IR., Auctioneer. SALE ris A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON AY AFTERNOON October 11. ats of crits ees Fe Jeet riers dtipupcneet cost sont be ned Fes Pa gee at yt eed ten Sees ahs ies es ee Rovio “Basne and esa AUCTION SALES. | THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BX 2: © McOUIRE & CO. Auctionsors. CHANCERY Sad ABLE Pi VANIA AY By paced ih of Supreme Court of this Dis- ip equity No i, Matilda Grammer Hebi Dat Fiano tere alosbie real asane, tit : ~ interest, which the pur- chbaser's bonds, with surety, will be taken, and @ Hen ag on the property sold. If the terms be not complied with within five days from the day of sale. the Trustees reserve the right to resell, on seven days’ potice. = and cost of the reer, TORR to PROBASCO eel se 16-cokds McGUIBE & 60. Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, ‘Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT TRE NER OF if ala C AND 2D STREET W! a= AUCT. bs MONDAY. shall sell, on the nat rere bel is port! streets west. al Rar of Lot 19, in Reservation 11, tr a front feet 6 inches on C, and 10 feet on 2 street, to & 30 foot alley in the rear. This ty is consid- @red the most valuable building lots now for sale in Spec ge it uae. cligihly located for business purposes, large enough for the erec- aion of a spacious hotel. Terms: One fourth cash; balance in one, twe and wire years, for notes bearing ioterest from day of A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing st the cost of the purchaser, ingetne revenue stamps ‘Two bundred dollars vit be wired to be cm Gown when she pronenty Knocked off; and complied with il be herr) ae there put =pand sold to the next highest bi se 23-d G EEN ‘* WILLIAMS, Aucta. BY JAS. C McGUIRE & OO., Auctionsers. FIVE DESIRABLE Bod. ULDING LOTS o® 137 TOTe GROUNDS On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 24, at 5 ojelock, on the premises. we shall sell Lote 18 and 14. and parts of Lots 12 81 Square No. 2% subdiviged into five Belding. Lome n fronting 3 fect each on 13th street west, between south B C streets. and running back 9 feet. These Lote are considered the most desirable on the Isjand, being on the high ground opposite the Smithsonian Institute. Terms: Ono-third cash; balance insix and twelve mentee. with saperents secured by deed of oes. - conveyancing a! urchaser 's co: sezid TAB C. McCE TNE & CO Aucte Y WM. L. WALL& & CO., Auctioneers. A SMALL FRAME ROUSE oy re}, 8T BETWEEN K SCTLO: —* On MONDAY APTERNOON, “2 of October, at 43; o'clock. we will sell, in front of the premises, a small Frame on 13th street, between K and L, to be removed. Terms cash 8029 WM. L. WALL & ©O., Aucta, Y¥ J. C. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers. TWO BUILDING LOTS ON FOUR-AND-A Pale cr Reet AND VIBGINIA AVENUE, oe MONDAY AFTERNOON. October 2, at 8% o'clock. on the premis,s, we shall two Lote in subdivision of Lot 6. Square 5%. feet 6 inches from the corner of D street south, on 43, street west, a width of 21 feet $ inches, with an average depth of about 110 feet: and one fronting Virginia avenue 23 feet 2 inches. commencing for the front 110 feet from corner 4% street. ‘Terms cash. Convegendnn y at purchaser's . Auctioneers. -C. MecUTEE &Co., Y B coruer 10th street. 250.000 SEG: ame st AT Au "TION, SFUED AND Aucta. M.K. WALSH & © 259 Penna. TAKEN IN TION FORK On TUESDAY Mon NG, October Pie a o'clock, we will sell, withont reserve for cash, as following cho: ce brands of Segare : 000 Elegantes. The trade is sinvited to this sale as they aro all fresh Goods and to be peremptorily sold. Terms cash. BoD M EK. WALSH & ©O., Aucts.— B* WM. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. South corner Pa. ave. and 9th street. GROCERIES. $s LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND TO. T AUCTION On yours Y MORNING, October 34, at 18 o'clock, we will sell at the Anction Booms— Barrels Coffee and boxes ditto £0 tierces Cincinnati Sugar-cured Hams Kegs W bite Lead Boxes Brown, Yellow and Castile Soap Boxes Starch, Yeast Powders Cases Sance and Catspp Boxes Ginger and Cinnamen Cases Madeira, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wines Cases Cherry Peach or, Cases : newt Dupuy and S LA. Cases ac, Stomach and D: Cases wen xbersy Brandy. meee Toca Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigare Various brands Cham Octaves and quarters Brandy Barrels Whiskey, varions brands A quantity of Small Stores. ALSO, Sg pare quantity of Grapes. 0 WL L, WAEE & ©0., Aucts._ Y GREEN & & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, LLENT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR- EXCE inva UR On TUESDAY, the 32 di Gctober next, at 10 So'clock a. m., we shall sell, = the residence of a lady declining housekeeping, on 6th street, next to the corner of H street north, viz Walnut Parlor Suit, consisting of Tete-a-tete So- fas, Easy and Side Chairs Walnut frame Marble-top © — dad Walnut haircloth Sofas ‘and Bod Walnut Jenny Lind and Prosck ‘Bedoteads Marble-top Dressing Bureaus pans Washstands Walnut and stained Wardro! Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters Fine Husk and other Mattresses Comforts, Blankets and other Bedding Extension Dining Tables and Chairs Toilet Setts snd Table Ap er Hat Rack, Oi) Cloths and Loung: 3 Charm Looking Stoves, ‘Nos. 6, 7 and 8, with tens: 10 diferent -F les ore and Chamber Stoves Lot of Kitchen Requisites And mapy ctber articles jo9 numerous fo enumer- ate. = cash. __GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, BY JAS. C. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctioncers. RARE AND . HOICE Gh SRTEN HOUSE PLANTS AT PUB We shall sell,on TU Espa MORNING, Octo- ber 3d, at 10 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, & large lot of Choice Plants, comprising in ss hadica cas, in great variety Ferns-A Cholee Collection Latana: Anbatelion, ugenia. Cry ptoneria Bletia, Hoya or Wax Plan! eee Geiladtam Choice ge gy ou va! Bagoni a many Plants, seldom offered at public sais, = ‘Terms cash. a J. ©. McGUIRE & Co., Aucts. 2Y W. L. WALL & © Auctioneers. LOT FANCY AND STAPLE Be . SMALL STO! her bitin Pla aac Bape xo "6 ‘kota 34 neing ov > we will sell at ¢) Auction Lot a and ip an Goods Blankets. Gutlery. one and Shoes z Cases Tobacco pines Cham Wine es Maccaron! SORES abe ates, se 39 Wee Wath & G0, Aucts, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. BLOODED GRAY MARE TO TO BE SOLD TOPAY On yopanay 5 MORNING. “Stover oad at nine o'clock, in front of the Market Monee, ono! shoes ICHOLSOM. se 29-3t THO! ee, i : j. wat ote tee ‘ i