Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Wasnrxetox THEATER.—Firet “47 of the popular artistes, Mr. and Mrs. W J. Florence, ve appear in the comic drama of «Handy Andy,” and the protean farce of “The Yi Actress,” interspersed with droll ballads, other inimitable ces. An carly a ap- plication only will secure seats. GROVER'S Tueaten.—The great Insh drama of “Arrah na Pogue” was uced last eve- ror agnor tag begnoresen an c@, and was re- ceived w e greatest applause. Hess has put this play on the s1 magnificence unequalled in Was! bas given the lovers of drama a ce not to be excelled in solid merit. play will be repeated. Opp FxLiows’ HALL.—Second t of the popular artistes, Mr. and Mrs. ‘atkins, in an excellent programme of music, burlesque and other attractions. These entertainments much excellence, and should be visited by all lovers of genuine fan. CANTERBURY.—Ballet, songs, burlesques, negro eccentricities, and the drama of “The Female Clerks of Washington, or, Early’s last raid.” Matinee to-morrow Tnoon. Criminat Court, Judge Wylie —Yesterday, after our report closed— Charles Rousseau sworn.— Witness is the fatber of the deceased and was on the 24th of November in his shop until 3% o'clock, when his friend Thomas McKee came in and witness jeft with bim for his (McKee’s) house, where be met Mr. Morgan, and then left and went te Mr. Rath’s, on Ist street, between © and D, when some one informed him that he should go bome. As soon as he got in he saw the child in the mother's lap—thinks it was a little after 9 o’clock—full of blood and mud. The mud appeared to be coal ashes and manure mixed with straw. There was ashes om her shoe—grey color. Witness examined a coat in the Carroll Prison three or four days after the ee ee ee The coat was brought in the room and the bundle was opened, when witness saw a dirty shirt which looked as ifit had been washed off with cold water, and the coat with the same composition of manure, ashes, &c., as was on his child’s shoes. Wit- ness saw stains on the wristbands, but did not examine it minutely—he had seen enough. Cross-examined:— Witness took two or three drinks at Mr. McKee’s. Witness was very much excited at the time of seeing the litle child,fand did not ee ee whether her clothes were wet. mud on the pris- oner’s coat was on the lower part and it was « ies. Elizabeth Rousseau, the mother of the de- ceased, was here called for the prosecution. Witness recollects that her daughter left home between 4 and 5 o'clock on the day she was in- jured. to go to her father’s shop. and did not see Tae again until she came home at 9 o'clock. She was very weak and faint, and as good as dead then. and she brought in her hands her little cape and drawers, the latter being bloody allover. Witness had a fire made, and warmed water to wash her Next morning Dr. Ford ‘was sent for. The deceased was taken with convulsions about 4 o'clock, and died about 10 o'clock on Friday night. The blood on the drawers appeared to be dried a little, and wit- ness thought from it that she had been injured some time before. The child's clothes had been washed, but some of thestains were never washed out. » Witness here exhibited a little white flannel skirt with a dark stain on it, and a cape, and ‘Was somewhat agitated as they were opened, causing much feeling in the court. Mr. Wilson here announced that he expected to complete the testimony for the prosecution to-morrow by noon. Tae Wroxc Way to Recover Goops.— Yesterday, Chas. Ossinger and Henry Ossinger, who had been robbed of a = of pants and a blouse, went to the honse o! colored family, on Sth, between N and O streets, to search for the articles. The head of the family protested Against a search, except by an officer with a warrant. One of the UOssingers threatened to blow the colored man’s brains out, and showed a pistol. They were arrested by officer Leach and taken before Justice Thompson, who held them to bail for court. ExcvRsion OF TRE City Covnci.s.—This morning, Messrs. Gulick, Canfield, Turton, Noyes, and T. E. Lioyd (president), of the Board of Aldermen: Messrs. Edmonston, Ham- ilton &nd Wright. of the Common Council; Mr. E. J. Klopfer, Mayor's clerk, and other prom- iment citizens, left on an excursion to Rich- mond. The party were assigned a special car, and were accompanied by Mr. McCafferty, Superintendert of the road. They expect to return on Thursday. STaBErne Case. Liat night, at 8 o'clock, Patrick Quirk, who had been arrested by Of- ficer Coombes for stabbing Dennis Blake, at the Navy Yard. was brought before Justice Walter. It appeared by the evidence that Quirk and Biake had a quarrel last Friday morning about the time for going to work, and that Quirk stabbed Blake in the back, near the shoulder. Mr. E.C. Morgan a for the defence, and Justice Walter hele the case un- der advisement unti) the condition of of the wounded man is ascertained. Darinc Roesxery.—About 7 o — last night, a man entered the store o! saac Herz- berg, a licensed pawnbroker, on (©, between 4% and 6th streets, and knocked Mr. H. and his wife down, seized a book containing between $500 and £600, and escaped by the alley from C street to Pennsylvania avenue. The alarm was given, but too late, although the Fourth Ward police were on the spot in a few moments. The Tobber left his hat in the store. oe -—-— Rorrinc THE TARY Comission — About half-past 4 o’clock this morning, officer Maxwell arrested a colored man named J. H. Overall coming from the Sanitary Commission Tooms, having —— bundle under his arm Upon examining the bundle it turned out that it contained clothes belonging to the Commission. The prisoner says the clothes ‘were given him by the man in charge of the Tooms. Justice Thompson sent the prisoner to jul for court. Basy Batt Marcu ~~ Yostenday, the second nines of the National and Jefferson participated im & match for the championship of second nines. The runs of each innings were. National. 8453 4 4-3 Jefferson . 53300 1-3 This match decides the home and home con- test in favor of the Nationals, they having ‘Won two out of three games. —— Potomac WatEr.—Tbis morning, the Com- missioner of Public Buildings requested the Superintendent of Police to prevent the water carts from taking water from the hydrants, in consequence of the diminished supply in the reservoirs. It is for the interest of our citizens to be economical in the use of water, until the effects of the late dry weather shall have been remedied by the fant Tains. > —James Moore was arrested by Officer Me th for assaulting and beating his wite. Moore has been married about twe years, and says he only married her for her ‘Wire Brat money. Justice Handy sent him to jail for court . aS = Examryen iy Cuancery.—The Supreme Conrt of the Tnstrict of Columbia, sitting in general term, on Monday appointed Mahlon Ashford, Exq, an examiner in chancery saints areata Loox ort for the grand bali of the Island Social Club at Island Hall on Thursday eve- ning next. Arrangements are being made for &n elegant affair oe Sees ALEXANDRIA Avvatns.—The Alexandria Journal of the 17th says: Our city presents a very busy appearance Just Row, owing to the fact of so many pur- chasers being present at the sales which are daily taking place ander the supervision of the Quartermaster and Commissary ments of thiscity. Persons are here from the North, South, East and West looking for Dargains’ To-day S great sale of railroad engines, iron, cars, &c., takes piace at the depot of the Orange and Alexandria road in this city. The Middleburg stage, while on its way to this city on Sunday evening, when near Chan- tilly, in Fairfax, came toa sudden halt by the breaksng of an axie tree, the concussion from —_—— — severel severe accidents. There were ei D passengers in on the stage at the time, ot whom Major Dadicn, tr Rich- mond, bad bis arm broken below the elbow, and had to be taken back to Middleburg. A child of Mr. Smith, fromBaltimore, ‘was seri- ously injured, and J. E. Douglas, Esq.,of this city had bis ankle sprained. A wagon was se. cured near the scene of accident and the sengeTs brought to this city about 12 O'clock on Sunday night. [From the Gazette.) Mr. Edwin Gaines. a former well-known zea of Prince William county, died sud- denly, on Friday last, on the Orange and Alex- andria Railroad cars, while on his way to his home iu Nelson county. To many of our citi- zens, Mr. Gaines was well acquainted, and ous friends here will regret his death. “The store room of Mr. ©. 0. Berry, on K street, was entered on Saturday last, and robbed of goods to the night value ef about three hundred dollars. This is scan time that Mr. Berry’s store bas been tr a Saturday last the shoe store of Mr Sam’! H. Devaughn, on R street, was entered by es andaquantity of leather and some @ boots carried off. Mr. Devaughn tracked hueves for some distance, without being rrestany of them. This ie the third i Ube thieves have made to rob the same CITY ITEMS. =e Te Kid Gloves oof Ben ets a ‘a ae 2 6 Gers ma pelr, ns Prince's, oa Market Space. A Wat! will amply repay you. —_—_e—_—_ Prepon” JEWELRY Stors, No: 433 Pa. ave, from 43 street. Something new and oan tonantet in Jenetry: ——— Ge Tax CurcaGo Times of the 7th istant has following notice of Boston exhibited at the State Fair, now being held in that city— the Gold Medal, for the Best Piano Forte, ex- hibited last nod was awarded to Chickering & Sons of this city: is Promment among janes on exhibi' stands, and always must stand, the Tavoris | or Chickering, with its forty sone history, “= which, riow to make chan very change in its structure has remained ‘an imu} an improvement, and added another to its excellencies, while its exquisite qualities of tone and ees ofex- pression render it a favorite ts, its and freedom from about all injurions effects climate, temperature or handling, enabling itto preserve those qualities almost indefinitely, biccpaarined ita favorite in tne house- hold. All remember Gottschalks extraordi- nary statements that amid the wear and tear of transportation his piano has never broken a string in yt public, and has retained amid all its expressive qualities and harmonious round- It is, however, superfiuous to speak in praise ofany instrument of which 30,000 have found their way into all parts of the civi- lized world. The Messrs. however, do not confine their trade to even this high va- riety, but give the public the widest possible room for choice. They have other varieties in the hall which we may hereafter notice. Jobn F. Ellis, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 9th and 10th streets, is sole agent for these celebrated pianos. A large stock always on hand. ee For Covens, Colds, and Throat Disorders, use “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” haying proved their efficacy by 4 test of many years. The scribed” are —— fpr and = sertl Pb: 1ans- Surgeons in —T “ to sudden changes should always be supplied with “The Troches,” as they give prompt relief. eo Se SS Great Barcatns in Jewelry and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 486 Pennsylvania avenue, near 34 street. Your choice for one dollar, which also secures you & free gift, consisting of cluster, jetand coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. oc 1l-im* —~e— Catt at Julihn & Nichols beantiful store, No. 206 Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards’, and examine their choice selections of French, and American perfameries, toilet and fancy articles. They have the largest collec- tion in thecity. Also, taste their egg-nogg and coffee cream with soda, ice cold, from the ma- gic fountain. oc 2-e0tf DIED, FINICUM. On Monday evening, after a short and wate illness. HENRY B.. a ‘of Stokely and M Fi aged 9 months and 22 days. t “family are invited to attend his faneral from his parents’ residence, No. 204 20th street. this afternoon at 4 0’clock. Too beautiful to —- live, ect little Harty di ‘ling of his Homsetta throng, The tender parents’ pride. = GRIFFIN. ae the he morning of the the ce instant, at bis reside: avenue, SOHN ouIFFIN® in the hy year a "ile “Fis funeral will take place from his late dence to-morrow at 23; o'clock. His friends the friends of the family are invited to attend. SPALDING. Tursday morning. October 17th, 1965, at 1 o'clock, JOHN Ro SPA DING, in the 38th year of his age. © friends of fine family are requested to attend neral, from his late weckdonee, on 20th, near $ street, at half-past 3 o'clock Wednesday after noon. ere papers copy.] COHILL. ne emaning ¥ the 17th, at five o’clock. Mrs. ELIZABETH A . COHLLL, aged © years. Weep not for me, fond friends, I am gone To taste the bliss of heavenly climes, ? <a of love triumpha: —. I fly from grief and pai: The friends and acq tana are ara rea invited to attend the funeral ei her late resi cence, Sth street east. between K Wednesday evening, gre a = So" lock Te SEFTON. On the 1 nths and 13 deys, FLORENCE, NIGH TIN, ALE infant bor ona of William M. and the late Isabella ton. = LOST AND FOUND. on Sunday, the $5? 4 Ltd ae ved a UOW, 'b of Oc: with high horns small oh ors i belly white; long tail; about seven years “ The above reward will be given if returned to N. od DAY, North Capitol street, be twee and sds it* RT. ED 0) ard LEN—On 15th instant, from the Seberciee ene Buffalo Brindle COW will shortly Calve. A lfberal reward will be id & pane one giving information or nf ringing he her to mee 17-3t* Corner of and H idcortas STEAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUB scriber.on the 9th instant, atthe corner of 34 and K streets, near Kendall Green Park. a red COW, with a white stripe on her shoulders and belly, and — ks white; small horns. $5 reward will be iven oe 17- P. DALY. SEATED OR re the premises of RURY.ared COW, three years old, with two hind feet white: both éars marked, and small horns. A liberal reward will be given for any information leading to the recovery of the said pa No. 40 F street, between 9th and ee oe + ooF OB STRAYED—On ‘the 12th instant, a brindle, horned mileh COW, very fat. x liberal reward will be given if returned to Mrs 8. A. GREEVES, corner 9th and Misnunchnesets avenue CAME: TO THE PREMISES of the ee the morning of the lith instant, a Brown COW, eer and ony wae tinge owner of her is re- ne to come forwar rove propert = take her away, . Ww" we pOX, aad 16-; ot ‘ear Fort Lincoln, D.c. () BEWARD-Straye yed or stolen frem he neat Om of 6th and F streets, Island, one BAY 10: about 14}, woe ag Inmp on one bin toot, _—< streak down The above rewal ‘be paid for the recovery of the Horse or any in- Pence an left at the above place which will lead to hie recovery. oc 16-2t STBATED OB STOLEN—On Sunday, October bh, alittle black and tan terrier ‘Boa. with care stied ‘upon the top of his head; one ear sore; -_ iz r on, with a long brass chain at- tached Ary, Fry tes him to Mies JEN- i a 0. $23 lth st. ‘seeder ere * re- wari 0 WHOM IT may. CORCERE HORSE, marked U .. taken up as an estray on or about the ith oP August, and adver tised according to law as an estray. will be sold Saturday, the 2ist inst.. atthe Bazaar of Wall & Co., at 10 o'clock, to cover expenses, onic the owner comes forward, proves property and - r revious thereto. "oie CHAS. A. MURPHY. GRATED OR STOLEN—On the 8th inst., a Black COW, two bind feet, a round bag, on the top of tail white. A liberal reward will be paid for her return to Mrs. GEVSON, at the corner of B and Ist street, Washingten. oc 14-3t* 20 REWARD. For peed from the subscriber, two STEERS, marked on the left hip with tar. Will give the above scesewend for their delivery to I pats oe SICH ART, HOMILLER, oc 12-1w* and K sts., Na Yard. OTICE—A cRRGE drawn by Geo. 8. Gideon, President of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad, dated New York, bt 3, 185. for one and forty ars. drawn u: ay Cooke & Oo. - payable to John. Fariah, Teed en dorsed to me. ving been lost. — atop- ped. All persons are cautioned 1 rom tradi ———_ BE arick Depot, oc 5 2awSw Albemarle county, Va. {Intel} SE GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Fo RENT—BRICK Hous, No. 160 | High a Geor, oe rea Foca with rms wen Ae eae er TS IC. MYERS, oc 16-1w* No. 9 lst street. {REE VACCINATION !—In accordance with » F Jaw of the Corporation of Georgetown. the sub- seriber will yaecinate, ‘urtously, sll residents of this Town He will also attend alt. poor persous there sick with small pox, = Office hours from 12 te S32 De ~ Renidence and Oice 43 6-eolw ‘AS. i NORAGIN MD. ABDWELL & Sy 5. §. AUCTION BERS, GEORG’ Will attend to sales of seems? property and real estate, Lata plage ; oe eiehlne Invited to call at out sisre, No 38 East Market Space. George 7 Sales of bousckoe) and many other artt- ines at store. eee ‘Tuesday and and Saturday morn- oC ARDWELL & HAYS, Aucts, Ne bia Saas: 5 AGL BRIDGE | STREET, Gxo set 1D. 0. noEt @ large and en- STAPLE "aN which bs have been under the pie Feumetancee, }» and will be SOLD at's ‘SHORT Hi Id a see eee setially invite the public to call La BENJAMIN MILLER. WANTS. me FO ANTED—A WET NURSE Ww ares Ware No. 10 Cher A feos bet Beh ae Apply ach, aero between Fand G Wi ANTEDIA- GIRL aoe beam ie W pee GIRL sein eer tel | Bit eee sinect-nert, Sopape peste aa. | fe Mikasites je Crothing: madets eee good COACH HUT Pe a avenues een 45 mr. war home D—A table WHITE WOMAN to a sa kre ie? street, ent . A Fedex BERR sold ewilitng be willing to teach small children or take the whole charge of a gen- house, Address® “Faith,” Star Office. WV ANTED—By a res rl. a SIT- Wi UATION a chambermald ani osnmnttees se ele 8 ym to assist in washing and Fatt Please call a* No. 348 ith street, between F ts phe Ce a ‘ ‘and smal Also. FARE and BUILDING LOTS in and bins “Sy i. WELLS & 00. oc I7-Im* cor. 18th and F sts., over White's! Store. Wt Bovent a Germ: tleman, en the ist rset hes th wahaes i: vi or. Sebere bean feat ot esas wees e@, Bot cxoceing $30 a month. Please address “‘CONS' iN, stating locality, terms, etc., etc., to the office of this paper. oc 17-2t* ANTED—A MILLINE! Apply at “ VV street, between G and s ana Ware onring so fo ddrese HOME, Star office. Warreatt of m WET NURSE, with a fresh renee a milk, without s child. Paces at th oc 16-3t* do a, ies A lady. TaNTED=A first-rate COOK, or one to cook, R nals pa iron, at $49 C treat, pawroee 43 and ‘one need apply but can ing good reo- ommendation. Wi RTE EDA small FURNISHED NOUaE Ss or feces Saag ve 3 at pea rent. No children MAROY Omce of Bretting terms and t lecetion, ‘tar. ‘ing Siaroanier wil from 1510 16 years, imself useful in Store. "Best at ot A TE BSPEOTABLE wou aad SSITUATION senurce und todo cuanto work ina private family, and also do on good 3 Scnoniae g | trom the families she has eres dress A. B., at this office. oc 16- Wastes —Six_ first-class SAIGKCATARS, Drs pply to WISE & CALLAHAN, 103 4; st. oc WwW ANTED—A good BLACKSMITH. ie corner of 14th and Boundary stree: oc WANTED_—One first-class DRESSMAKER, one experienced in the business. Good wages and constant employment will 8 given. K street. be tween 17th and 18th, No. 1 oc 14-3t* W43xiz TO aS a number of years or LEASE, a STORE, suitable for a Confection- ery Business,'on Pennsylvania avenue, between 4s and lth streets. fy person having 's Ho ee to Reet or Lease, will a] Rly, to JOS. 8. FIELD, Coufectionse, se street, atwoen @ the sewing. eringuire an 14-3t* — TED—A competent . APOTHEGARY CLERK References required. Address B., through this office. oc Il-lw* ANTED—A first-class MILLIN} BOS- WELL'S Fancy Store, 302 E street, ed Mth. waere —— WANTED, with six 1 ai elj Inquire at @. M. sunt Me OOo B58 Tiatreen, one 90 a NTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Di isto ls, Pawnbroker’s Tickets, Furi cares Clothing, or any article of value. The highest cas price Or ech for other goods. At ‘Sing: BS. 8 Sewin Mochi 3 ency, 502 9th street, three joors north of Pa. ave. N, B.—Mone; Toaned on all kinds of gooda. . BOBERT FULTON & €0., se 23-Im* Merchant Pawnbrokers. oe DIES, EVERYBOD WANTED Bi wh. Pundit THE PIONEER OF STAMPING, , Opposite Patent office, be in consequence of an attempt made'on the Fe: of new beginners, to cut down the price of iL apt Koon gh seve a CBar ee, andis now pre- tos VE CENTS OER Wi WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Aer Cop eapine whether we have it or not. Ladies should be careful, as dangerous and cheap compo- sitions that ruin fabrica are now used by the so- called Stampers. @ are the onl Gractial per- sone io ep q7 2 ed in STAMPING and Dronebt oe ms - Loree any pattern rou; Be y issue new w pat 00 T LADIES WANTED TO. | EMBROIDER Muslin, Linen, &c. Constant work. GEEAT CHANCE FOR ret What the people want. t. Complete History of the War, inone large volume, 5} splenaiy | illustrated, with'over 125 fine portraits of Generals and Battle scenes. The most candid, lucid. complete, au- thentic and reliable histery published. It con- tains reading matter equal to three large octave volumes. Send for circulars and see our terms. Address, “s0nEe res § co. se 25-Im* ia. ANTED-—THE, arpERtiON. oF PRINCE, No.379 re soee, on ite Patent Office, offers to smokers s on spe pine ie is new brand of Smoking Tobacto.e coy | the finest Turkish. Havana Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tebacco, Meerschaum and Briarwood Pipes in p in profusion. Sgt 2 {place in town for the an 30-tf ANTEP— SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MIREBO: CARPETS, BEDS, BED. DING nnd HOUBEF URNISHING Soops 8 of every description. —-B. BUCHLY, 406 eet ween FOR SALE AND RENT. POR SALE—A RESTAURANT in [the First Ward, with BARBER SHOP attached. Price Bithag par Isai thn ty Avy TS" se y leaving the c’ ppl 242 street: bet 17th and 18th, near War Department. pen ( FURNISHED HOUSES from 9to 13 rooms each. Three aidteg HOUSES. droqun epeh Also, (od ye street. near A i tore H. WOOD, firm of MITCH- ioe By PM, southeast corner of Pa. avenees sod Vavoania PEE O Auoeer vation Korg ie. . Bower: : = cast of hilifngton s 's Book Btore, with the ree-story Building thereon. ‘Al tory BEICK BUILDING on B st., s, immediately in the rear of St: rth Hotel, Nebr ed vacant lot adjoining, which will be —_ Kae story and BASEMENT BRIQK, J No. a= co Indiana avenue, between Ist and 24 streets est. WS three. story FRAME BUILDING, No. 477 I . aes it remem nae a first-class residence y on Hi street, near 14th, adjoining the “Ohsin Build: ngs.” T 13, 514, on 5th, between L and M sts. Lor YW, “Sauare Bia, on M, between 4th and Sth “or & Bauare 515, on K, between éth and Sth wuor 20, Square 515, on L, between 4th and Sth with ‘ge number of other desirable Building Tots, in allt Mettone of the ci Estate Broker, See ena Sie lth siren soginet se 22-Im eine 7 Pennsylvania avenue. DIRECT FROM PARIS. Ladies eo us of the finest Parisian CLOAKS, Bi NNET HUMAN HAIRWORK, A GooDs. will find themat) WILLIAN'S. se Z7-eolmif z 336 Pennsylvania avenue. WIREMAN'S ‘from CELEBRATED La ons te scxstt 493 Te STaPe sylvani; A lar; assortanes it of Ladies’ F; jonable ah 9p BOOTS AND siete censtant!: and. os no, Orders attended to. To RAP eRAAUIRS FAHY Op | Tadd Wansnene sa neate | oe Booksol! ry _00 9-6 334 Denmariveat avenue. STEAMER meget 7TH STREET WHARF WEDNESDAY AND. 84 SATURDAY at Wo'clock, f OUNT amen re ee Goa MAN RISWICK.. oc Wtf ontent. THER W RITINGS.OF xD ze = 4 vols. Bvo. Sree —— I offer for at very RENC! bs: Scr Mpa for econ! mare SEP eotmait 16 Penn. avende. B zB, , CHEESE, Mt Baltimore prices, by |, a rw, i oc T-6t* Beat eeot, FOR SALE RENT. OR SALE—The LEASE of s Boot and Shoe Store doing a situated corner of Land aith streets, Apply cn the premises, L 1 ished Teennas Seam low rent. wire at Ni “Siveet, pe s oc If ‘OR RENT—A <nee well adapted a store. F situ: stoutbwent corer of tice and F a ma the premises as to terms, oc 17-3t Fo: RENT The ii ‘ORE and HOUSE, rooms, No, 7th street, between Loulana Syenne and b street. Lease and forsale. Inquire on the piace. AUCTION SALES. [For other Auction Sales, see fourth pat.) Br k. K.F. — Auctioneer. thant CETTE TA Mae Pemaraticet talons teakebes a rank, of Messschu: setts avenue and }; re SATURDAY, October 21, at 5. m., on the remises, I shall sell Lot 4, in'Square 21%.” David- SPSS filly Tocabe near Tah, speeh ea oeky test squares fas the Presidential wanton Terms stated at time of oc 17-8t K.F. oe: Anctioneer. venue, CJ 3 & CO... Cor. 18th ba ¥ 4 over Whites Store. WELL RENT—A ki HOUSE of 17 rooms, with la: ining Roos a Fixtures and furniture erms moderate, or = r pply ya ‘b13 Pa. av. ste Fo, for wil be taken. App! 250%. BUY THE Goon w — a STOCK nd FIX TORES rank. AD- 5 at corner 4th street a aa nD reeling. going North. vse OR SALE CHEAP_—Theow gto leave F the city will sell the WESTAURANT on ith street 5 doors below Maryland avenue. Island. For further particulars inquire on the premises. Foes BENT A two-story FRAME HOUSE, sit Carer, Levege” a 4th and Sth, con- taining four’ rooms " HETEMILL EE, Vermont avenue, oc 17-2t' between N and © sts. sod ps0 Race small BRICK HOUSE. in a good eizhborhood; one square from the street —. Poss en immed iately. Terms easy. Ph nad oo R& 9-. Insurance Agents, saehar BLal horth. opp. post office. Fors SALE Tie ew haere double Lor aie » for h Brick House and Siablee’ Also,’ BRICK HOUSE. wi Bakery, on L street, between 4th aoe Sth. Paqcite as above oc 17-3t* FS SALE-HOUSE ond LOT, with or without Furniture. Kitchen and Cellar in basement: gas, hot and cold water throughont; good Stable and Carriage House, corner #h goth and K gizeets. Apply to WELLS & ocW-3t* Ss Corner 18th and F atreeta, R M. HALL} {GEO. H. VARNELL. FOR SALE. BY R. M. HALL & CO. Estate Brokers, corner 7th and F streets, BRICK re HOUSE and LOT, en L street, between 4th a1 5th sts., contains six rooms. sommer Ki itchen, cis- tern, with force pump, shrubbery. &c .; good stable and coal house. Lot 25 by 100. getter with o Fnrniture. Terms easy. A BARGAIN.—F OR SAL E—Half acre 2. GROUND on Q street, between Ist and 3d sts., all under new fence; 8 good new house, 6 rooms: pump of water before the core This will make an excellent market garder or good place oe abatch- er. house is vacant ven at once. Terms very easy. Inquire of BM HALL & CO., Keal Estate B: streets. SALE—SQUABE 234, on 1th street, con- onset 17. Aes is offered for sale. This is one of the most rable squares on 14th street, -_. ie balleved5 ter secneeenents. £0 Fe chasers ao, copecty ts Ge quire eo “SARRENG ap ae =o District At At posi a rere a 7 "8. M JOHNSON, oc 17-5t* a4 Franklin ‘street, Baltimore @00D. HOUSE. TWO STORIES HIGH, FOR SALE—At 508 New Jersey avenue. 1 for any business. oc 16-3t* NE LARGE ROOM AND ONE BED ROOM tolet, at No. 15 13%st. Rent $13 a month. rokers, corner of 7th ~— ¥F oe i oc 16-2t* {OB RENT — Eoin SmCOND FLOOR — three rooms—of house 120 East Capitol street. Apply on the premises, or at No. 202 New Yor avenue, near 4th st. oc it RA GEaa FOR SALE—No. 415 34 st.. ma hy at erhinatg Gasgon 78 with Fixtures and ree e eh — years. Inquire py be apron 0c 16-31 Foe SALE—A b A highly a desirable HOUS! north, near 7: ‘ater, gas, sewer, conveniences. Will be sold = and’on liberal terms. G. M. V. REN oc 16-tf No, 538 7th strect. Two ROOMS on first fi floor, “with the Furniture of one if desired. May be had by an fonet gi? D no party without children, on appl cation ware avenue, near the Capitol of a Furnished HOUSE, (six kitchen) to a family without chil- dren. Price $30 per month in advance. If desir- able, present party (three in family) will board with Pa se References exchanged. Address “M.M.,”’ Box 73 Post Office. 5-3t* YOR “RENT A twostory FRAME HOUSE, with six rooms in it, on G, between 22d and 21st streets west. Also, twosmall FRAME HOUS four rooms each, on 21st street west, between L e ohppls to JOSEPH LIBBEY, Ne. 27 F 1 0c 16-3t* RST uke S FCRNISHES HOUSE for rent, suitable fora Toreign minister, Senator or gen- tleman of means. Contains nine rooms and all the modern improvements; coach-house attached. ven Noy. 10th. Apply to H.E. FITZ- Possession GERALD, 322 G st., bet. 12th and 18th oe 16 3t* OR SALE. ‘A SMALL FRAME HOUSE. large Lot, $900. LARGE. BRICK, HOUSE, 11 rooms, near Dr. Gurley’s Church, at #15. VARGE BHICK sob th sircet, $12,500. Several FARMS around the city. “at fair prices. FARMS for exchange for (i perty. GéoD THREE STORY BIC on? 7 rooms, at Sctrmont FARM, 880 acres, on the Potomac, = mk. M. HALL & CO, Real Estate Brokers, orner 7th and F streets. ron -RENT—A small HOUSE, with four rooms. Arply to JOSEPH ABHTON, 23d street, be- tween and N west, oc lt at” {OR RENT—A neal Furnished Saloon PAR- LOR, with windows open on a balcony. Inquire at No. 456 Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and Sth ets. * oc 14- OR SALE CHEAP—A FRAME BUILDING, 22x46, fitted for astore and dwelling. Inquire at the Metropolitan Market, 321 D street, near the Star office. oc M-3t OR RENT-—A three-story and attic BRICK HOUSE. a avenue bat ooms. situated No. 425 Pennsylv: avenue. between Sd and 43: mireete. Inquire at No. and 6th street, between 4) streets, fos te a} JOHN BILEY. Fe SALE—The Monumental Refreshment and Dining SALOON, for sale cheap for cash. The saloon is fitted up for ladies and gentlemen, in com- plete order. The proprietor is about to leave a city. Apply at No. 521 lith street. oc 14-61 A FURNISHED HOUSE fen eee on north side of N street north, between 13th byte en. west, i pendoomely t furnished. 1 — 140 per mon’ ‘a iD 232 "inquire of VAR. HALIDAY, as ne street, south of Pa. av. ‘1w OR SALE—Two newly built 2 story eee HOUSES, on north 8 street, near New Jersey avenue. Also, one LOT, fronting on Sth street west and Rhode Isjand avenue. Apply at WIES- ENTELD & WALLACH’S, corner of 4% street and Ps. avenue, oc 14-3t_ OR SALE—A small, handsome GROCE RY STORE, and Fixtures for rent. Inquire at 200 New York von: betw and 5th sts. ocl3-6t* Fo, RENT— STORE and CELLAR in ost dcsivatne location, No. 53 Varnum Botidings: north aide Louisiana avenue, between 6 and’ Tih streets. ane WF OLLARD, ite Broker Esta 0c 13-2w* 371 Dst., between 7th and sth. Market Foz, 34h sal k—A four years’ LEASE on Farm, two miles from the Centre Market, wae or without stock. Address J. H. 0., Star office. oc 12 ‘OR & To gentlemen only. and BEDROOM. el 3 r, Apply at 36 tly fi a TenLon ly furnished, wi 6th street, corner of ea ia Fo RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, sita- ated on 12th street, between 0 and P. Inquire at No. 525 Nth ss psa between B and C streets. oc 11-6t* Fo, handsome PHOTOGRAPHIO AR’ ‘Ga TERY. in Lane & Tucker's build- ing. newly and k elegsatly. an up, and Prd for oecu on remngoes § H.LA cS eS 24 PP y ee '&. avenue, near 4: 2 HOO bay VON three en pienrem Sad ccs and ome le RO! a the above) suitable fo peed ei A tase ‘FOR SALE 0 OR EXCHANGE FOR improved city property, poetate ning 9 acres, with awelli house stable; oung peach peo +6 mi ies from an aah i. in Prince eorge’s coun bear eet LOTUBE , Prophrey Caghnge ink Thane ot David Ratings ann lisha For s ther particulars inquire at fae TENT HOUSE at a the res- idence of the late Hamilton borough, wits or without fh furniture. To a cg the will be very moderate: t ton eng or nil ee to J. H. GHBORO aH, ceoreets oc 9-law3w_ may tad Fatore o— ek Possession of os z fae Ast of November, me wi i rid, 4 SDUYAL eS) cr, George: | & On SAI am Fito ALE AND RENT—We i several im ques, in Bevlog bowser fore ae Son le aad. ieee em ries oc B-eo7t 1s Tatalligencer ai. aa ut EUING: etuated oo Pasgk, ge Botan This is one isons of the tet best Raatiseate Gael welt We'fonred or rented.eo ma | Nock Ofhed a of it even greg a ae icaRe es | FOE snee Tactnass maRIONRGR 2 ¥ sineaires 490 Ee pest | Cicer ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Vanya PSMEEY SS REAL ESTATE STREET NORTH. BETWEEN rH STREETS WEST, AT PUB- gad 30.im Davidson oem rere “hav. 5 3-7 inches. ranning back 142 feet 6 inches tons) foot alley. This property is ia a desiraole location, making a good building lot. Terms: Owe-third cash; balance in 6.12 and 18 — |, secured by adeed of trast on the prem- All Sareroncing and revenue stamps at the cost pul of the cow " "GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aactioncers. GUARDIAN’S SALE. BY ORDER OF THE HONORABLE bite a ome COURT, ratified by the Supreme Court, of peg Nae nny Improved Proj rty at the corner of Virgini epue and south C street, Island. at Auction On MONDAY, = ponn lnvinat, TO page m. in front of the pre Isball proceed to sell, as rdian of of the orphan children of. John A Gasseit, the interest of said orphaus in and to the following valuable property. vig - Part of Lot num- bgt two, (2 in Squarenumbered south ef Square four hundred and sixty three, {433.) beginning for the same at the corner of Virginia avenue and the open space, running thence om said avenue sigur feet ten inches, thence at right engige bo sal enue seventy-five feet six inches (75 feet 6 inches) to Cstreet routh, thence on said street ope hun- boing feet three inches to said open space. thence on agle opens space forty feet seven inches (40 feet 7 in Virginia avenue and place of beginning, bine and being in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and recorded on the books of the Sur- veyor thereof as Lots numbered six and seven of ees bdivision © of Lot numbered two, (2,) in said nal Fp onses, Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are: One-third cash. the residue in equal instalments of six and twelve months; the purchaser or purcha sers to give notes for the deferred payments. bear- ing interest from day of sale, and satisfactorily en- together with the improvements on the being two three-stery brick Dwelling All conveyances, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. $100 will be required paid dewn when it is knocked off; and if not paid, the property will be Se eee up again’ and sold to the high- est bidder; and if the whole — are not complied he ian reserves ‘yat fthe risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving three a ofsnch resale inthe Nations! Intel- Th title to the above property having been made perfect and indisputable : will be sold to the high- est bidder without re: ser vi ALFRED ©. CASSELL. sGuardian. ocll-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. J) STEIGT OF COLUMBIA. i TY or Wasi ton.—I het M ty 4 entity that Henry residing near Brightwood Wesning! tou County. D €., brought before me, the sunserib her, one of the Justices of the Peace,in and for the said County, two GRAY MARES, one about 14 hands hi ch eRe other a flea-bitten gray Mare, about 15 hat As having a small scar on her right hind leg, which he found running at large near his resi hice, on the 7th street road i under my hand thi 15th Hos of Se. eabor. PSO: The owner of said Mares same away, paying charges. Inquiries will be an. swered at the Precinct Station jouse, pear Park Hotel. se 16-31" The above dercribed tlea- tea-bittem gray Mare will be sold at public sale. to pay expenses of livery and advertising, on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of No- vember next. unless the owner comes forward, = property, pays charges, aud takes her away. ale to take place at the corner of 7th street dl Boundary. [oci7-8t"|] HENRY MATHEWS. Avorn SALE-—HOSPITAL PROPERTY. Mapicat Poryevor’s OrricE, GTON, » Oet tober 17, 1855 The sale of Mscrviceshle Hospital Property and Furniture will be continued at Judiciary Square Warehouse, tn this city, om THURSDAY, October 19, at 10 o'clock a. Saies held every Thursday. oe M-3t (j°OY ERNMENT BAKERY AT AUCTION. — ice a Dem Commissary of Subsistence,? ington. D. C.. October 16, 1s€5. Will be sold, ne Public auction, at the corner o! and 4th streets. infthis city Jon SATURDAY, October 28, 13%, at 11 o'clock a. m., the following Froperty, comprising the Government Bakery. One Frame Building, 120 feet by 29 feet. Six Frame Buildings. about 0 feet by 20 fect A number ef Sheds About 140,000 Brick and « large quantity of Fencing. The property to be emeret within fifteen days from the time of purchase. Terms cash, in Government funds, G. BaLL. Major and C.8.,U_8.A. oc 17-5t Avg Cc TIONS SALE ori REFUSE WOOD. CHIPS. NK. SWEEPING OF 8 L Orte ap BMALL poate _.. . WasHineton, D. C.. October 16, 18% Will be sold at Bulle auction, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY next, the 2ist instant. at 12 o'clock m.. at io. Washington Navy Yard. a lot of Refuse Wood, ( ‘hips, &c., @ quantity of Old Junk and Sweepings from the Fail Loft, (arranged in parcels for the convenience ef purchasers.) Also, a number of SMALL BOATS, no longer needed for the public service. Also, at the same time and place. (if not previ ously taken away,) will be sold a lot ef Old Iron, sold at a former sale, and terms of sale not com- plied with. Terms : Cash.in Government funds; one-half at the time of sale, and the balance in «ix days, at whick time the articles must be removed from the Yard, or they will be forfeited to the Government. By order of the Commandant. CHAS. B. LATHROP. oe 17-4t Naval Store Keeper Y GREEN & & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AU ctor SALE OF A FRAME BUILDING ON NORTH B SrREsT, BETWEEN 9TH AND joe STS. RIDAY | the 20th inst., at 10 o'clock a.m. we 1 sell. on the premises, the Frame Buil on lease ground rent at $s per month, 1 year ding the privilege of 10 years, 75 feet front by 75 feet deep, with Bestaurant and Bar Fixtures. The above premises is near the Quartermaster ’« Depart ment, where there can be @ fine business done. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.. Y¥ J.C. McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers. Brae LOTS AT AUCTION ON ESTREET A Navy Yanp. BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH sTS. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON wext, October 20th, ez o'clock, on the premi ¢ shall sell Lots 23. in Square 1, OS, 10 be divided in four lots of ‘% feet Yinches euch, ‘with adepth of 2% feet 2 inches, to a 30 foot alley in = rear. Terms : One-quarter cash; balance in 6,12, and 1B mothe, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. eqConverancing and revenue stamps at purchaser's aX ‘payment of ons rn twin lot will be jired at time of sale. °C: MegUIRE SCO” oc 16-45t Auctioneers. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Os SATURDAY. the Igth day ef October, A. D. - 865, at half-past 5 PP. we shall ae on 5 eprom mer EB tro ing twenty (20) fect on a bum! frontin, ‘went feet south B Cg he betwee th and bind and rupning. back that. width to feet wide: also, part of Lot twen' hole of Lot ot twenty-seven. (27, yin said. fronting en ssid oper B street aha runping that width to the said all ‘the said Lots are improved by two n substantial Frame Houses, two and a high, with basement, possession of which w in i've on fire, within six weeks after exesuting and de- livering of the deeds. Each house contains nine ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance on a credit of three, six, nine, twelve, fifteen and oT Bw ths, poe to be satisfactorily and pol Cae and stamps at the cost of the “haeake ss a ce "willbe required on each piece Rea (hath GREEN EN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, a7, TBE ABOVE SALE 18 HEREBY Post. account of “aE poned on of the ft EHURSDAY: the isth day of October, A take place at the iste of 5 GREEN & WILLTAMS, Aucts. PY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. Ana SMALL BUILDING LOTS IN FIRST THURSDAY AF’ TOON, Oct. 18th, at a6 oat A Py we shall sell, fifteen buiid- ii Tn ral ivi » fronting re- sped pre on RIM Tonks avenine | ‘north Bits. oe — Darties with ti Riles ado ae Bor esomgrtin ty |e ihe peton ‘ou each fot at time of sales pret a Terme ET Ancta, naereamew’” | is (a ae Cities Fatterge aP yrceeerene ee See poe , Bo. 496 ren Sanne to any Btw 90 B-2w ow’ oa AUCTION SALES. — tt AFORE SY Mies Pika iy Yess errs Sri Keee a vee alee fine rtunity for investment Terms of wale ate One-third cash; the balance intwoequal payments at six and twelve 4 epee foeve a aor ao te to be re tained until the ee y is paid; and purchaser may. at option. pa Ok the whole of a o aeaee ey incash. If rmsare not ne ah ‘b in five days the trustee reserves the a omed to resell at the cost and risk Of the par Chaser Coprevensing and stamps at the cost of the parchassr. JOSEPH R. K: _se2%5-eo [Intel] THOS. WLING. A Auct. X WM. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE hy VALUABLE PRop- By virtue of a deed of trust te fo subscriber, bearing date the 224 da Gay of June, A. D. 18M.duly recoréed, 1 Be I shall effer for sale ai tion, on T pipa AY, the 17th day of ing, at «o'clock p. m..in front of the premises that part of Lot known as Lot No. one, (1. square north of Square numbered 515, bey for eaid * = at a point in the wer 4th street west, oer’ the ner of said lot, aanee runni| 30 feet to four foot alley. thence south on mm the lin line of said a: ley 14 feet, thence cast 9 feet tosaid 4th street, and thence north 14 feet to the place of ith the improvements. This property is situated om 4th street west, be- tween north L street and New York avenue. Terms of sale: One-third cash; > residue in six, twelve and eighteen months, chaser pixies his notes for the deferred vepnuideasenne factorily endorsed bearing interest from the = A deed given and a deed of trust taken All {comeareneing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with \ temend five days from the of sale, the trustee rese: the right to resell the aald property at the Tek and expense of the ‘aefaalting purchaser, sys two ~~ notice in antes newspaper pets the city of ‘ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee. océ-Stawhds WM.L. WALL &CO., Aucts. Y J. G. STAFFORD & ©O., Anctioneers VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON EIGHTH er phe DAND E STREETS, aT On SATURDAY, the 1¢th inst...we shell sell, on the premises, at 5.0’clock p. m..tha#handsome and desirable lot, No 7, PF square No. 435. fronting om 8th street 26 feet. od reaning back 99 feet4 i parallel with a 20 foot alle; Ce This proverty is centrally located im the Seventh Ward, on 8th street west, between D and E streets south. and in the immediate vicinity of the ‘Alonan- = Railroad depot, and very desirably located for usiness purposes. Terms Pisales sale: One-third cash; the balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed ef trust op the premises pcouvevencing and stamps at the cost of the pur e oc ld [Int.] J.G-. STAFFORD &Co., Aucts eo? THE ABOVE SALE. IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain until TUESDAY, the i7th, same hour and place 3. G. STAFFOR! CO., Aucta_ oc 6 YW.Lo WALL & CO.” Auctioneers. LOT AT C ng OF 4TH LAS C STREETS EAST AT AUCTION On TUESDAY AVTEBNOON, Ith instamt, at 5 o'clock, we will sell,in front of the premises. fot one (1, square seven hundred and ninety-one (791,) corner of 4th and C streets east, No Carolina avenue and pear Penney lvania avenne. Terms—One-third cash: balance im six and sigh teen months, bearing interest, secured by a dead of ara an oe emises. iW. L, WALL & CO., Ancts._ 3 & Ry “GREEN & ; WILLIAMS, ‘Auctionsers. Agg TION Sale OF A¥FIN Bu Hg) td LoT Rnob E ISLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN TerH AN a 15TH STRERTS ‘eat On TUESDAY, the 17th instant, at § oNdock m., we shall sell, in front of the x: = Subdivision of Square No. 211, Sromtlneds took nche front. running back good depth, slong- fee foot alley. Terms : One-half cash; balance 6 and12 months, secured wee 8 deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost f baser. " Moe iid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. RX THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Georgetown. VALUABLE oRRPROVED. PROPERTY iN GETOWN AT AUCTION On waxes SDAY, October -~ nd at de o'clock , 1 will sell, infront of the premises, part of Lot No. 49. in Bealls elation to George. town, fronting s feet on = south side of Beall street, between ‘igh and Congress streets, and running back 120feet. The improvements consist of a well built two and a half. ie etory dwelling house, large back building and cellar. ‘ermes at sale. Conv the cast of ae TREE A a a MAT THRWS oc 9-d [Intel.} THs” DOWEL INGA Auct. Y¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. vey VALUABLE AND PAD nEL Lo- ED BUILDING LOTS ON STREET xO TH. NEXT TO THE CORNER OF CON- NECTICUT AVEN (mn WEDNESDA AFTERNOON, October 18, at 43 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell parts of Lots 1.19and 9, in Davidson's subdivision of Square 165, fronting together 60 feet on north H street, 83 feet from the northern corner of Connec ticut avenue, with the depth of the Lots, and 2 feet Ginches on Comnecticut avenne, 156 fect from corner of H street, with the depth also. The sale of these Lots, watch ts peremptory, offers Fade opportunity of no frequent occurrence to obtain ancisome Building Lots in this very iar part of Washington mee The Lot« rill be sold 7, arately, viz : two of 30 feet front = H street, the one on Connecticut arenes. ALSO At5 o'clock. same after 7 o. we shall sell original Lots Nos. 9. 10 and 11, in Square 17. fronting to gether 51 feet on K tirect north, at ly corner of 19th street west, and 90 feet on 19th strect. ‘Title perfect. Terme cash. © pur- ad Conveyancing at ae yee * expense. Terms to be complied with a ten days after sale. or the property to be sold at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser oc 12 JAS © McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY paar pri L SQUARES OF GROUND NEAR ALMOs' ADJOINING THE CITY oF WASHING TOR ac. AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY. the 18th iustani sell, op the nin road, adjoining Gam, It is handsomely laid of im sections to walt par. chasers, as follows, viz: 'e. 1 cont Contains 7 acres 2 roods 19.75 perches. a “ip knows a 2 posta thet pe! * known as ed Long aoa Mead: age when ‘od adjclne the lnm lass and Hood. most beantifal Deltding sites of the tracts is» barn and other This Feel a mt aera Syms round Washington. On one some frame dwelling house. barn a outhouses, situated ina ition. ‘Terms: ‘One. third cash; balance in one, two and Sagoo years Sor notes bearing interest {rom von § deed given ant oe ven a deed of trust taken, All pSonimsn ny at cost of purchaser, inclading 100 will be ‘required to be down each Sy of property.’ ae knocked of ‘ Any Sisbing to purchase: rg of ground f for a country residence. the ad- vantage of a na tne dies a wr the ‘city. will do to att = ca EEN & WILLIAMS. Aucta, Auctioneer. ‘soa nw st., under Odd Fellows’ Hall. AY EVENING, a font Ye Grone Amulet and Solace Tobacco ath Rifles, Game Bags, and Hunting Equip- snd Pearl Inlaid Dressing Cases and necktie, Forks, Castors, and Ice Pitch- Rear reenter penn fad Water aterviiet Plaid and " Fine all wool Emported Scotch Shades 0. K. Pocket Knives