Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWs. . AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Grover’s Turzaten—Second week of the great Irish drama, “Arrah Na Pogue,” the best performance that bas been put on the stage by this theatre. WasntxoTton THEATER.—The Florences in tne drama of “Domb y and Son,” andthe capi- tal farce of “The Good for Nothing.” CayTERBURY. — Ballet, son; burlesques, &c., including the a A “The Female Ulerks -of Washington, or y's last Raid.’ —_—_o—_____ Tue MercHants’ ExcHanoe.—Pursuant to adjournment the merchants of the city met last evening in the Council Chamber, when our business men were generally represented. Mr. 8. Norment presided, and Mr. J. RB. Elvans acted us se oes? oe Mr. Shepherd moved that those who had not been present at the former meeting be invited to come forward and hand in their names: carried. The Chair said the motion was ® very proper one, and stated the doors were open to all—and = Was desirable to make the association as in- tential as possible. The following names were handed i Kidwell & Son, Mohun & Son, H. Serle, J. D. Edmonds & Co., J. Kellim,Moon & King, J. ¥F. Bridgit, J. F. Ellis, W. P. Mohbun, T. E. Clarke, Hall & Humes, C. S. Noyes, S. Lewis, 8S. F. Clark, C. H. Utermehele, Wall. Stephens, Co., Eljab Edmonson, Jobn B. Turton, James Moor:, John H. Semmes & Co., Thos. Thom. son, M. McNeale, C. S. O'Hare, H C. Hood, Hays & Crapley, John G. Adams, Hi ir & Mitchell. James T. Ciose & Co., James ¥. Da- yis, Z.D Gilman, McKnew & Bell. H. S. Jobneon, B. F. Morsell, C. B. Baker, Hudson Taylor, Philp & Solomon, F.S. Harvey, H. U. Ward. Mr. A. R.Shepherd reported a plan of organ- ization. The report is prefaced witn pream- bles setting forth that a want of unity hereto. fore bas been a detriment to the interests of the community, and that commercial advantages are best obtained by united action, it is deemed important to form an association under the nae of the « Bourd of Trade of the District of Columbia,” the general objects of which shall be to promote the trade of the District and gen- erally take all proper measures for advocating the interests of the mercantile community. Article Ist sets forth the name; article 2d provides that the officers shali be a president, two vice presidents, a treasure: and secretary; article 3d, that the stated meetings be held on the third Friday of January, April, July and October, but a meeting may be called at any time by the officers on the request of the mem- bers in writing; article 4th, that the affairs of the association shall be managed by a board of directors, twelve in number, who shall be elected at the January meeting, andatthe Jan- wary meeting they shall make a report for the past year: article 6:h, that the funds of the as- sociation in the hands of the treasurer shail always be subject to the control and disposi- tion of the board of directors, but they shall bave no power or authority toenter into any contract whatever in behalf of the association, mor are the members to be, at any time, ac- countable for any contract made by the direc- tors of the association beyond the funds in the hands of the treasurer; article 7th, that nomi- nations for membership may be made at a meet- ing of the directors or association, three-fourths of the votes present being necessary for an election; article Sth provides for an annual contribution of ten dollars, payable on the Ist of November, and a forfeiture of membership in case of refusal: article 9th, that houses com- posed of more than one member shall be con- sidered as individual members, and entitled to one vote only: article Ith, that amendments may be proposed at a stated or special meeting and ratified at a subsequent one. Mr. Shepherd stated that the articles were nearly the same as those of the Philadelphia Board of Trade, a few alterations only being made which the committee thought necessary. ‘The committee had had before them the con- stitutions of Boards of Trade of various cities, and had taken this as the most simple and best. The articles were considered seriatim, and adopted. While the articles were being considered, Mr. Utermehle inquired whether the object ‘was to bave the association composed of mer- chants alone, or was it intended thatevery man transacting business here could, if he desired, come in. Mr. Sbepherd stated the object was to interest the whole community, and all classes would be welcomed to the arsociation. Mr. Utermeble said that the paltry sum of $10 per member would not begin to give them anything like the sum which would be needed if they intended to fight the great monopolies. This was not all. Washington should make an effort to secure the Southern trade, and also establish & line of steamers. Mr. Shepherd replied that $500 from each member would not affect much in opposition to the railroad menopolies alluded to. but much- could be done by united action, and the repre- sentatives of an influential Board of Trade. ‘The fee was the same as adopted in other cities, and if more money was wanted opportunities Would be afforded members to show their lib- erality individually. lf a Merchants’ Ex- change should be built, they could subscribe for the stock. Mr. Mitchell moved the appomtment of a committee to nominate officers to the meeting op Friday night - Mr. Utermebie moved the association now Proceed to eiect officers. After debate, Mr. Utermehile’s motion was lost, as it was deemed too late to go into the election of officers. Pending action on Mr. Mitchell's motion for the appointment of a nominating committee, the meeting adjourned to to-morrow night. Serer Gita OrpHANS’ Court, Judge Purcell.—Yesterday morning, letters testamentary were issued to Christopber O'Hare on the estate of the late Jobanna Grant. The will of Edward Pearce, of Georgetown, ‘was filed and partially proven. The estate of the deceased is bequeathed to his brothers and sisters, and nominates his brother, John W. Pearce, executor. Letters of administration were issued to Samuel L. Phillips on the estate of Ellen War- ren; to Simeon Matlock, on th estate of Chas. 3B. H. Matiock: to Elizabeth Webb, on the estate of Thornton Harris. Catherine Garretty was appointed guardian to the Srpran of Patrick Garretty. The first and final aecount of Elias A. Elia- son, guardian to Elien M. Rhodes, orphan of E. P. Khodes, and 10 Ebaa R. Rhodes, orphan of the same: of John Gordon, administrator of Ann Maisland; second account of W. and O. H. Morrison, executors of Wm.M Morrison, as relates to Louisa Calver; and balance and dis- tribution of personal estate of John Gordon, Were approved and passed. Maratina Jordan was appointed guardian to the orphans of Fleming Jordan, deceased. Sy EES, CotcmBra TyrocrarHicaL Sociery.—This orgapizntion held a meeting at the City Hall last evening, ard adopted a resolution that the Society would attend in a body the procession and mass meeting on Tuesday next, and a com- mittee, consisting of two from the Government Printing Office and one from each of the other offices, was appointed to make the necessary ar- rangements therefor. The followimg compose the committee : Government Printing Office, Messrs. Hal- Jeck and Donaldson; Intelligencer, Mr. Ben- net; Chronicle, Robert Penman; Republican, Walter Hunt; Siar, Joseph Hamacher; Gibson Brothers, Mr. Schley; McGill & Witberow, Mr. Cavis; Constitutional Union, L. M. E. Gooke; Polkinborn’s,—-; Gideon & Pearson's, —; Globe, C_ 1. Canfield; Mr. Moore's, Mr: Medairy; Times, Mr. Smead; Department offices, Norv: W. King. Daniel Harbaugh was appointed marsbal on the part of the Nociety, and added to the committee of arrangements. pee eeTe ain THe Powtck AnD THE Gas LigHT.—At the last meeting of the Police Commissioners the following resolutions were adopted: Resolved, That the Superintendent be in- structed to issue an order requiring the police- men of the several precincts of the cities of Washington and Georgetown to note the time of lighting and extinguishing the gas on the avenues and streets of the cities, and make a daily report of the same, as well as those not lighted, to the Superintendent, who will lay bs siad reports before the board for examina- D. Resolved, Tint the Superintendent be re- ‘Gursied to ieeue an order requiring the police to observe all excavations made by individuals in the streets of Wash. gton and Georgetown for 8ny purpore wha: ver, aud that w! ever any person sball, contrary to law, leave such ané memeation ie an unfinished state, the per- fon so offending shall be arres: that be dealt with according to law ee Bey may Ou PaintinGs at auction this evening at 7 o'clock, by J, C. McGuire & Co., corner of loth streetand Penn. avenue. We will continue the sale, and offer some of the best paintings in the catalogue. The choice pictures have been kept ip re-erve for this night; frames and paint. ings sold together. Those who are desirous of obtaining a choice work of artto adorn thir homes will cu!! thie evening. ———$— Jai ror Cover—This morning officer Evane of the Third Ward arrested Anthony Mcdirton, col, tor the larceny of $18 from Richard Reve on &h, near N street. A part of the money was recovered. Upon searching the pri-oper a revolver was found. Justice ‘Thompson fired Micdleton $20.94 for carrying weapons, ond sent him to jail for courtin the larceny case —— Grawp Lanceny.—Georgeana Kieler, col. was arrested yes erday by officer Parker for the larceny of a+tove and pipe, a blanket, two bottles of wine ond a lot of caps tee property of of Wm. H. Peunett. She was taken before Justice Clayton who committed ber to jail for court. Avernus. [For The Star. Many 8 minister has puzzled his mind, The precise locality of Hades to find; Some cought it in furnaces under the earth, _ Wale others bu ppase tn the sun % had biree. Whatever their views, they agree every one, It is brim full of torment, which all ought to shun. Rut the late civil war has removed every doubt The identical place has now been found out; > For history, forever, in her dark pages will tell, That Wrez, was the BEV 1%, shader somotien Hell. . M. J. DifORDERLY.—John Dull, Charles Weeden, Maggie Murphy and Thomas Dumphrey were arrested last night by officer Hudson for fight- ing in the bowling saloon on F.street, near Lith. This rorning Justice Baes fined Dumpnarey and W eden $5 each and Magzie Murphy and Dull $10-ach. At the conclusion of the exam- ination Dumpbhrey had a warrant issued ost Weeden tor another case of disorderly conduct aod carrying a weapon. —_e—_—_—. Tue Lusny Case—Jndge Wylie, in the Criminal Court, this morning, overruled the Motion of the District Attorney to enter a nolle prosequi in the case of John F. Lusby, indicted for rape, and gave bis reasoas at length. The opinion will appear in our Second Edition. ——_ o Centra Guarp House Casrs.—Thomas Johnson, disorderly; Edward Williams, lair- ceny; John Riley, disorderly; dismissed. Mary McCormick, drunk and disorderly; $3. An- thony Middleton, grand larceny: jail for court; and for carrying weapons; $20.94. Eliza Shep- ard, driving over a pavement; $5. _— +2c1e--___. CITY I'TEMS. poe bebe Lookout for the tableaux to be given at Odd Fellows’s Hail next week for the benefit of the Cavalry Baptist Church. A capital entertain- ment may be expected. —_—_+ Great BarGarns mm Jewelry and Silver- Piated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 486 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Your choice for one dollar, which also secures you a free gift, consisting of cluster, jetand cora] setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and ,table spoons, forks. Voc 11-1m* iosraienenneneineiteimeniemmesahsimiiesimamemseme ol . DIED, LORD. On the 26th instant, at twenty min- fe CHARLES od Mu- utes past 3 o'clock, of typhoid HUBBARD, oldest son of Frank tilda C Lord. in the lsth year of his age The friends of the family are invited toattend his funeral on Thursday afternoon. at 3 p. m..from the residence of his parents, No. 433 Gat. north, * BALDWIN. On the morning of the 25th @cto- ber, MATILDA SEABURY, wife of Almon Bald- win. aged 72 years. ‘The funeral will take place from the family resi- dence, 451 north D street, on Thursday, the 25th inst.. at 30 clock p.m {Litehfield and New London,Conn.,papers copy.]* STINZING. On the 24th inst.. FREDERIC infaut+on of M. F. Stinzing, on 7th tween and M, No. 243, aged four yea: months. it be buried to morrow, (Thursday) 25th, at = o’clock. Friends invited without farther no ice. MADES. Onthe 25th instant, at 6% o'clock a. m., WILHEMINA, beloved wife of Chas, Mades, aged 2 years. The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral from the residence of her husband ner of 3d street and Pennsylvania avenue, on F day 7th inat., at3o' LOST AND FOUND. G5 REWARD On Monday night, stolen or Det ,pne HORSE and HARNESS, marked U. dS onneck: one hint white foot. The above re y rd will be pald by J P. GLOTZBA’ Delaware avenue, bet I and K ste. oc 25-31 FOUND In the “neighborhood of Glenwood Cemetery.a WATCH. The owner is reqnested to come forward, prove property, pay for this ad- vertisement, and receive same HENRY LYLES, oc 25-8t* 619 H street, near 4th. yf Es IN—In asick and disabled condition. a binck and white SOW, The owner is requsst- ed to prove property, pay charges, snd take h away. Inquire at 544 8th st., Navy Vard. oc 2 21 STOLEN OR STRAYED from my stabie, on 2ist SS inst..one BAY HORSE, about 15 hands high. with white feet. marked U S.and 8. Any person Feturnirg the above horse will receive a reward, .R. BAILEY, Va avenue, oc 4-3" bet. Ist and 2d ste., Island, No. 424. OQUND—A ROAN HORSE, 15% bands hixh. he owner come, prove property. pay expen: and take bin aay ‘Address P/REURDAN Jack. ie son's alley, near the Government Printing Office. oc 23 St* (CAME, TRESPASSING ON MY PREMISES, on the 2d October. a large red COW and CALF. The owner will pr — forward, prove Property, pay charges am e her away. THOMAS BARNES, Half street, between T and U streets. Island, Washington. D. oc 23-3t* GEORGETOWN $12.50 ADVER’MTS. PER QUARTER WILL HEREA ter be the tuition of the night school Dowjin progress at 4 it atreet orgetuwn, € JOHN W. HOFFMAN, oc 21-3t* Principal. Wwaspw ELL & HAYS. AUCTIONEERS, GEORGETOWN, Will attend to sales of perroral property and real estate. on the most reasonable terms. Persons wishing to dispose of prope-ty at anction are respectfully invited to call at our store. No. 36 East Market Space. Georgetown Sales of housekeeping goods and many other arti- ticles at store. every Tuesday and Saturday morn- ings, at 10 o'clock. oc 3-1m* WARDWELL & HAYS. Ancts. EW DREY-GOODS STORE, No 101 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, D.C. The subseriber has = opeued @ large and en- tirely new and well-selected Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY -dO0ODS8, which have been purchased under the most favor- able circumstances. and will be SOL) AT SHORT PROFITS. ze wound peg acenty invite the public to call Se ims RENIAMIN MILLER. ABSETT’S RHEUMATIO OINTMENT Is again for sale at G. E. KENNEDY'S, (sole agent,) No. 508 7th street and 473 9th st., Wash- ington City. All orders for the trade should be ad- dressed to A BASSETT & CO., ocl2-Im*__ No. 52 Johnst., New York City. T EDWARD CLARE, . LUMBEB DEALER, Virginia avenue, between 9th and 10th streets east, near U. 8. Navy Yard. 7 Constantly on hand a large stock of all kinds of LUMBER, _ Prices as low as the lowest. FUSs* LADIES DRESS FURS, of all descriptions. THE BEST AND LARGEST STOCK in the city, now open at 8. M. MEYENBERG’S, 48 Market Space, (Under the Avenue H ouse,) oc IT-lw between 7th and 8th streets, MERCHANT TAILORING, 322 322 Hs WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Penn avenue, between 9th and l0th streets, have received their fall and winter supplies of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTING, of rich and varied fashionable styles. are prepared to make Gentlemen's and Boys’ Garments to order, in the best manner, at much cheaper rates than the usual city prices ace hatantly on ‘band a full stock of Gentlemen’s READY-MADE CLOTHING, of fine qualities, at low prices cc 10 2wif {Intel & Chron.} (Losine OUT SALE. Having rented a Store South, I will sell my whole stock at cost for cab It consists of very fine ready-made CLOTHING, be nt Me HATS, CAFS. i , erything usually kept in a first-class lothing Store. ie soon and save MOM) ROSENFELD, 263 Pa. ave..near 12th 5 opposi atre oc 18-lw* ite the Kirkwood House. Pe PRACTICAL OPTIOIAN ize sta, Brazilian “PERT AND” PERISCOPIO honing ¢ SPECTACLES: of paired eyeaich and eee rinehs eal & ition of the visual oc 16.1m*_ FUB Sst S7-DEPOT FOR CARTES D Crichrities, EA Aed.colered, andi Aue caltection holding trom 20 to 200 pictures. =" W8® binding a. . i MSs Pac drccoce basics iige Hatrdrossor M. WILLTAN’S, 226 Pennkylvania avende, OF MAN I8 8T Sanat ean se B-eolmif Te WANTS. W ARTED- One or ty Sr-ctame TLN and HE! 5 thers SHEK:ibON WO! vy | ene uy need apply. Bt oc 36- 322 D street. vet. 9th and \. Ws En PARTNERSHUP with a Grocer or Market Dealer. = 4 man. Hina 8300 ‘to invest. Address W.©., Washington, INTERS WANTED—Five or six good Pears WASTE Apply at W.G. WOYeES. C9 EF street, between 13th and 13% sta., up stairs. oe 25-2t* ANTED—By a young girl s SiT- Ww UATION as chambermai4. or has no ber 54 tion to de general housework. Apply st No. 591 G street bet. Int aud 2d ats. 1t* ‘D, <n:08 : OWNING. No. 387 street, between 9th th. 1* ANTED TO BENT—An anfarnished HOUS! containing from 6 te 9 rooms, for a pri family. Payment in advance tf required. Re! ences exchanged. Address B. 0. A. Z., Star fice. oc 25-3t* ‘HE ADVERTISER, A RESPONSIBLE AND careful temant, desires to rent a furnished HOUSE, in a good locality, containing from8 to 10 roms, Audress Box 417, stating location terms. oc 25-3t* Vy ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (£00) to select the best works, History, Travels, Classics Novels, etc , and honor with their names as Subscribers THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY Corner 9th aud B sts.. Seaton Hall oe 25-en3m ie @ north of Penna, A W ANTRAL Na ip? l street, @ COOK and a CHAMRERMAID. oc 24-3t* W ANTED—Four KRICKUAYERS. None but red brick hands need apply. Apply to WISE & CALLAHAN, or No, 103 435 at. oc 24 2" W Antep- & respectable woman, a SITU- ATION todo plain cooking for a small family. Address Box 15, Star Office Oc 24-20" WANTED—One_ perfectly under- room wi TED—a competent white NURSE. Appl Noe 2138 t between 18th and Ist south side of Penna. avenue. oc 24-2t* A OUNG MAN desires BOARD and ROOMin 8 private aed «, Good references. Address, stating terms, W. F S.,222 N.Y. ave. oc 24-3t* W ANTED— Several gentlemen to know that they can cet pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS in a private family, ina healthy part of the city, at No. 249 oth oc 24-3t* W E gO iLL. BR. to ta! a. of a business just started in the city. on the sharer or otherwixe. An excellent chance. Ad- dress Rox 24, Star Office. oc 24-2t* Bus KD WANTED—By a gentleman and wife, iu # private faudly where there are no other boarders. A Northern family preferred. Address JD W . for two days, at this office, Oc 24-3t* WwW ANTED—A good williss Protestaut GIRL todo the work of asmal! family; must be a eed bread maker and good washer. Apply to 148. EsterG cura rof2.d. A German gir! preferred. oc 24-20" V ANTELD.—By a first-c @ SITUA- TION in a restaurant or boarding house, or as housekeeper. Address H.H., Star office. for three div oc 23.3¢" V JANTED TO HIRE—A good FARMER and GARDENEK. A_ married man preferred. Also. a good COOK and HOUSE SERVANT. Ap- By to E. J. MIDDLETON, at his residence, near ort Bunker Hill, or at the City Hall. — 0c 23 3t 5.0.00 Ste arro it eqme respectsbie mercantile house. with the view of investing the above amount inthe business after the first six months, if greet ‘e. References exchanged. Ad- dress 88.. Stnr office. oc 21-603t* rs O LADIES WANT ROOMS by the Ist ot No- vember, in a family where the use of a Pi ino and le-sops. can spply on rent. References ex- changed. Call or address Mrs. MARY GRAY, 143 G street, corner 2)st. oc 19-6t" Vv 7 ANTED—We want several farnished and un- furnished HOUSES. both gs and small. Also, FARMS and BUILDIN: OTS tm and wound Washington and the CH: ing conety. DL 2. oc I7-Im* cor. 13th and F r White's Store, \ ) AN ED.—For a first class Cosiacioneny in Baltimore. a competent WORK MAN to take charge as foreman, must be perfect in poking and ornamental work d well recommendea. Apply at So. 336, Pa avenue. Washington, D.C. ocd. WwW ANTED—A firet-class MILLINER, at BOS- Pad WELL'S Fancy Store, 302 E street, mer at Be TWENTY HOUSES WANTED, eight rooms each No with six or Inquire at @. M. VAN BUREN & CC 538Tth street. 86.30-tf V WANTED WANTED. LADIES, EVERYBODY WM. PRINCE THE PIONKER OF STAMPING, 31 Fatreet opposite Patent office, . Has in consequence of attempt made on the Bart of new beginners, to cut down the price of STAMPING, reduce# his charge, and is now pre- ared to stamp goods from IVE CENTS PER WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Ans i pdigt o 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 Btampers. We are the only practical per- sons in the city engaged in STAMPING and FLUTING. We make and stamp any pattern brought Daily issue new pat! rf GFEEaAtT CHANCE FO AGE 8. What the people want. Complete History of the War. in one large volume, splendidly illustrated, with over 325 fine portraits of Generals and Battle scenes. The most candid, lucid. complete, au- tic and reliable histery published It con- teins reading matter equal to three large octave Send for circulars and see our terms, “JONES, BROS. & CO. Philade! phi: ANTEPR— SECOND HAND FURNITURE. MIRKORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description R. BUCHLY, 406 7th atreet, je Rtf hetwean Gand Haast side FOR SALE AND RENT. "OR SALE. HOUSE on Fi street, 16 rooms, $12,000. HOUSE on 13th street, 17 rooms, $11,000. HOUSE on Missonri avenue, 13 rooms, $10,000. HOUSE on 4th street, 8 rooms, $4 000. HOUSE on 17h street, 7 rooms, $3.000. HOUSE on M street 4 rooms, $1,600. HOUSE in Baltimore, $1.100. HOUSE on 16th street. 4 rooms, $1,100. ALSO, FOR RENT. HOUSE on M street, 4 rooms, per month. $25. HOUSE on 10th street, 4 rooms, 820 Two HOUSES on 2ist strvet, 2 rooms each, $10. HOUSE on KE street Island 8 rooms, $0. HOUSE on Capitol Hiil,4 Set cap, Apply to . A. 5 mage Firm of Mitcnet. & Bon, Southeast corner of Pa ay. and 15th st. Also, FURNISHED HOUSES for rent. _0c20-6¢ - HALL. GEO. H. VABNELL. R. 844" von git: e of the hest located aud best paring CON- FECTIONERY Establishment in Washington city for sale located in the heart of the ¢ity and is to- day doing » xplendid trade, and is offered for sale solely because the owner desires to retire fz jness, The rent of the houre is low and ti {istnient is fitted up in a magnificent sty the necessary tools, furniture. steam engi arein good condition, and the ey pure! need only to. come forward and nto a payi buniness. | The stand was established 13 years ago Inquire of kK. M_ HALL & CO., Real Estate Bro- kers, corner of 7th and F strects, Acer \ HARGAIN—FOR SALE-Hall acre of A dtduxD sad street: Tyetwern ist and Si ats.. fe ; new house, rooms; Stunpor water befora the deor., This will make at saostlent market garder or good place for a batch- er. The house F seanlon ven at Ty very easy. Inquire z #'CO., Real Estate Brokers, corner of 7th and F ec Fer SALE—A highly desirable HOUSE on H at. oorth, near 7th. ‘ater, gas, sewer, and other c! in . Will be sold cheap. and on tiberal terme @. M. VAN BUREN. oc 16 tf lo. 538 7th street, JoOR SALE—A RESTAURANT in the First Ward. with BARBER SHOP attached Price Sty Cheapest bargain in the city. ling. party leaving the city A streets bet. 17th and 18th, near War oc 11-2w* °OR RENT—A_ handsome PHOTOGRAPHIC EST GATE Ray ie Tans & Tucker balld- ing. newly and elegantly Stted up, and now read: HTESREMTb4 BPeomactader ae vist aL. . . wVenTe, neal . ‘Alve. three pleasant and comfortable ROOMS (in ve) suitable for offices. oc I tf A fanM “FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR te Tei hte aS’ a yng. beac ; . prep po hard: 6 m le strom Navy Tard bridge. rince Geo oh connty . Nd. near Bell's Meeting Hou aloining the, lade of David Foe poe umphrey. or ferther are ¥ 533 Pit atreet east. or Silver tilt Post Office ‘oe Velm 3.3 3. ee ee eee “*R RENT—Four FURNISHED HOUSES. PoCaEy fretak eh tee eT Ba 4 L ich. a Eats on Tatroct between “i2ty kad 13th streets: Building Lots streetx, 2 Rui on H street; 1 Build we and jon: ai Ap LL & 80) Isth street. E street A large ment of Ladies’ Fashionable BOOTS AND SHOES cenrtantly on hand. Also, Orders attended to. ae 13-6" Fe SALK—Three handsome saddle HORSES for gale. A. PARILLIPS. Northwest corner Mtreets VITT — cash price BURAr iets Rare Siete FOR SALE AND RENT. GB x, LE—The STORE and FIXT! RES of L. LoER& Bpace. Tuyaira at Fi stand. he ge oe 2 3 Bis! . at new Frame Houre e between L and Matreots, ‘Washington. 0°35 st” ” FF URSISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Contain- ing five(5) roome, Ne. eee or Oc RB REE, SHOT We 1R SALE—A only ot No, pd ‘ennsylvania avenue, corner ot 3 FURSISeED. ROOMS—Several gentlemen can Alpesh gs onrd if required. th a between FandGatrects ect oc 25-58" FQ BENT_RoOMS, furnished oF unfuraished; Stable and Carriage House; also, a Slanehter House ard Ice Honse Apply to’ Mrs, MARY BEALL, 7thatreot, above the Park. 0 25-it" TS LET Two, ROOMS. unfurnished. suitable for house eeping. on fr second floor, near the War Department. Inquire at this office ' NEAT BRICK HOUSE, seven rooma, good location, and it, $90 per month, in advance. A at Star Office or at 366 10th oc 25-6t* st, five doors from Fo RENT—several desirable ROOM, fur- nished or un‘urnished, single or in suit, sait- able for heusekeeping. Apply on New Jersey are., east side, between F and G streets, 2d door south of MONAGHAN'’S Groce: y. Oe 25-3t Fk RNISHED KOOMS FOR RENT—PARLOB aud CHAMBER, on second floor, communica- tirg. Also, two ROOMS on first floor, others on third fleor. at No. 442 13th street, east side be- tween E and F oc 25-3t* AUCTION SALES, [fer other alata Sales, cee fourth page) AUCTION SALES. re THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, SEWING MACHINES AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, ober 26, we Will sel}, at Anction ms, at 10 o'clock — i chines. Fore NL. WALL & CO., Ancts. B" CROWN, WALKER & CO., Auctioncers. — A LARGE SALE OF BORSES. MULES, wa- ft ucenoae CAR1S, AND HARNES3 AU ON. We will sell PO. MORROW MORNING at 00 ™.. at the Washington City Bazasr,on 0th stree hear the Canal, alse, on SATURDAY next at 10a, ™,, 00 work and saddle horses Terms ects-1t* CROWN, WALKER & CO., Aucts. Y WM. L. WALL @ OU., Auctioneers. AMF BUILDING ATSTEAMBOAT WHARF, FRAVENTH STREET, 10 De SOLD’ AT AUC: TION We will sell on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at belf- past 4 o'clock, on the premises, a Frame Bulld- ing used #8 arestanrent and eating saleon. The fixtures will be sold with it, Lo ont WW. L. WALL & CO. Acts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. By order of the Orphans’ Court of the District of we shall seil in front of our suction rooma, on SATURDAY. the 28th inst.,at 100’clock, ‘he persowa! effects of the late Charity MoWoy, de- ‘ting of Furniture, &c., &c. Terms cash. TIMOTHY RODGERS, Administrator. 0c 25-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. rex RENT-Fn tnitatle for ply at 370 6th street, near H. oc 24-2" Fe SALE—A small GROCERY STOKE with Stock, Fixtures and Lease en the House. For sale cheap. ec 24-3t* QWURNI ROOMS TO RENT to gentlemen only. at No. 443 10th street, between F and G streets. oc 24-tw* Te RENT—A furnished ROOM to one or two gentlemen; ina private family without Board; within two minntes walk of the cars. Apply at No. 21 Ist street, Georgetown. D.C. oc 24-6t* Fro RENT—To gentlemen Only, two large. com- mupicating ROOMS, near Patent and Post Office. No, 406 F street, between 6th and 7th streets. Oc 24-2t* 0 A FIRST-CLASS MILLINER A PORTION of one of the Business Stands on Penna. arenes oe be rented. Address Box 5 Star Office. pve 4% HOUSE AT THE CORNER OF H AND 2iet streets having changed proprietors and Taving been peoneey: renovated. is now ready to receive board handsome Plimpton Bedstead for sale at the above place. 00 24-40" Fo RENT—Ad cognate unfurnished PARLOR, with three front windows, at 142 G street. be- tween 21st and 22d. with use of gas and heater. Also, anew STALLE. Referencesexchanged. oc 24-tf FI KNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—A large Parlor and Chamber communicating; also other pleasant chambers, with table board at 485 10th ftreet, between D and E streets. References re- auired. 00 24-4t* OTS let wi - nt for 6 whole, per month. D.L. WELLS & CO., Corner Isth and F streets, over White’s Store. ‘On “accommodating terms, the » FURNITURE and FIXTURES of a house of 16 rooms, with Bar and Restaurant. oppo- site Willard’s Hotel; or will rent, Apply 213 Pa. avenue. oc 24-3t* LING over store 524 Pa, ave . between 2d and Sdstreets, Gasand water throngh house. Goad location for a milliner, den- tict or photographer. Kent {0 permonth. Apply on the premires, Oc 24-3t* ] OFFER FOR SALE TWO STANDS—One sita- ated in the Exstern Market and one inthe Centre Markee city. Kor RENT. Kewson for selling, going to leave the For further particulars apply to RANK, oc 24 3t™ No. 459 M street, bet 12th and 13th. prek SALE—A corner GROCERY. with house stteched—6 rooms. Rent for the whole $«€ per month. Three years’ lease. On the Island,in the vicinity of 14th street. D. 8. WELLS & Co, corner 13th and F streets. over White's store. Also, Rar and Fixtures complete, close to Pa. avenue to let at $20 per month oc 24-3t* k LE—A three story FRAME HOUSE sit usted in the Second Ward, only one square from Pennsylvania avenne. Will be sold cheapas the owner has removed from the city. For particulars iuquire of A. NAILOR, Jn.. at NAILOR & BRO.’8. Livery Stables, Est, het 13% th, oe 24-3t Opposite Grover's Theatre. “OR KENT—Three BED ROOMS, DINING KOOM and KITCHEN. The Dining room will reat thirty persons Board wanted for six grown persons and one child in the family. Wi allow the privilege of taking as many talle board- ere as the dining room will accommodate. ence required. Apply until the Is: of November No, Pl aaa avenue, between 4%; and 6th s! oc 24-7t™ OR LEASE OR RENT—That large and com- nmodious BUILDING situated on C st. north, between 432 and sth streets west. known as the Ex- charge Hotel This is one of the best locations in Washington, and will be leased or rented to a good tenart for a term of years; rent moderate. In- quire at the Post Office Restaurant, corner of 7th and E streets or to WM. H. FAULKNER, 439 Maes. ave., bet. 6th and 7th sts oc 24-60" Je OB RENT—The DWELLING No. 466 10th st., between D and E,near Penna -__ 0c B-3t* “OR SALE CHEAP—A FRAME BUILPING, 22 by 45 feet, been used for a store and sie Inquire in the Metropolitan Market, 321 D street. oc 23-: OR RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS, suit- able for housekeeping. for two persons. with gas and water, at 289G street, between 13th and lath. oc 23-3t* BES RENT—With store attached, a BRICK DWELLING, containing 5 rooms and cellar. Inquire at northeast cor .of 6 street FO8, S81 254 REINKING and OYSTER SA- LUON; good Fixtures, long Lease, and the best location in the city. Inquire at’ the Star Office. oc 23-3t* st. east and south B oc 23 3 Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LARG® LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE ON GROUND RENT. ON SIXTH STREET, BE- TWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AND MISSOUBI AVENUES. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On MONDAY, the Sth inst., at 3; o'clock p. m., we shall sell. in front of the premises. one large Frame Building, used asa livery stable b Messrs. Clever & Rainey, on ground rent. which is considered a perpetual lease; nearly four years jo rl nD. Terms: One-half cash; balance in three and si months, secured by a deed of trust on the prem- Ail conveyancing and a a tA cing revenue stamps at the cost oc 25-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneets. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL Fs SALE ON THE CORNER OF SEV ENTEESTH Sineer AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE RTH. By public anction,on MONDAY, the 30th inst., at 4 o'clock p. m..we shall sell, in front of the Ponies Loe Ne. 8, nd 35, in Square . 33, 34a $1. each having a good’ front and them desirable huflding sites, oo (Pt, making Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eichteen months, secured by a deed of trust en the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. od will be required down on each lot when oct GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the 2d day of Nevember next, at 2o'clock p.m., we shall sell,on the premises, situated three miles from the Center Market. ou the old nacre road, and on the New Cut road to Bladensbur he place was formerly owned by John B. Kibbey, and now owned by F. M. Ma- fete, The grounds are handsomely laid out with peautifal groves of shade trees; splendid orchard, with the choicest of fruit; a large and convenient Dwelling-house, Tenement-house, Barn. Ice- house, On ses, and all other necessary ont- Duild:nge. A splendid pring of water. and @ large cistern al or; conta! 2 BO acres rich Jand set in timothy ag A fine rpportuntty is offered to any one wishing to purchase a country residence, asthe roads are all in good condition, and making tt but a short drive from the city. Terme: One-fourth cash; balance fn 1.2, 3.4 and 5 years, for notes bearing interest, and secured by & deed of trust on the property. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofgbOb will be required down when the propert wi requ: lown when the pro is knocked off, and if not paid it will then be put on and sold to the next bidder. The owner reserves the right to resell the prop- erty in ten days after the day of sale if the purcha- ser should fail to comply with the terms at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving no- tice in some newspaper published in Washington, oc 35-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, Y W. L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers. VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR THE TU. 8. OBSERVATORY AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Will he sold at public auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY. October 27, at 4 o'clock p. m., Lot 13° in Square 31; Lot 6, in Sqnare 29; and fot 16. in Square 32. The Government Bakery. which is to be sold on Saturday next. is located in part apon one of these Lots, and the other two are close by, Terms at sale. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of pur- WM. L. WALL & 00,. Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acutioneers. AUCTION SALE OF VALUARLE PROPERTY ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET, BETWE B AND C STREETS, wi On FRIDAY the %th instant.at 4% o'clock Pm, We shal! cell, on the premises, lot No.1 in square us a a by me me one- story frame ng on it, in use by the Sani Commission. a4 ‘erms: One-third cash; balance six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ef the purchaser. $0 down when sold. ocd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, ‘Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A FIRST-CLASS STAND with a fine two-story Building, iu the Center Mar- et, sitnated on 7th street in said market. suitable for either an eating house or feed stand, on SATURDAY, the 23th instant, at 11 o'clock a. m,, in front of the premises. ‘Terms cash, FOR SALE The best BILLIARD ROOM in ton. beacon M. VAN BUREN & CO., 00 23-6t* 53 70 M NT— Furnished and U: hed k Hotses Also, ROOMS. furnished and un- farnished. G. M. VAN BLREN & Co,, 53% 7th street. ‘oc 23 6t* Fok RENT furnishe ARLOR and BED ROOM, neatly in a private family. Terms very moderate References exchanged. Inquire at No. 452. 12th st bet. Gand H. 0c 23 3t* “OR RENT—Several handemmoly Farnished ROOMS, with first class BOARD. Also. Table Boarders taken Inquire at 350 K street, between izth and 18th streets. oc 23 3t* 27R RENT—One large FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. with Board. ina private family, suita- ble for gentleman and wile, er two single gentle- men. For jon, terms, &c., address F., Star Office. oc 23-3t" |*OR RENT—Two furnished BED - ROOMS, PARLOR, DINING - ROOMS, KITCHEN, and CELLAR. Water and gas in the honse, Ap- ply at No. 446 8th street, between Pa. av and D street oc 23-3t* Fo RENT—In Georgetown, one two-story BRICK HOUSE, thoroughly repsired. situa- ted on northeast termination of Dunbarton street, ‘o_18, in view of the aqueduct bridge. For terms apply te Mr. JONES, en Dunbarton, near Mont- gomery street. oc 23-3t* FS. RENT—One HOUSE, containing 9 rooma, located on south F street; one H /USE. con- Street; and one large STORE on Pennsylvania avenue. Inquire at Souther Railroad Office, coruer 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue. o¢ 21-8t GEO. MATTINGLY. Dyeiie. HOU+E. RESTAURANT ANB EATING SALOON for suie, on the most ac- commodating terms. Apply at Mr. BACON'S gro- cery atore, corner of Pa ave and7th st. oc 19 at* N THE HEIGHTS.—For rent. with or without Furniture a first-class HOUSES. with all ¢! ern improvements and one of the best situa- d neighborhood in Georgetown. Situated rit dee 2 O00) - pee crect, Ne, 74 opposite. ou 1e se rarer J.B. CARTER. TS LET- Two ofthe largest STURE ROOMS in Washington, being the ted gl stories of build- ing soutueust coruer 1th street and Pa. aveuue. re- opealy, occupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa stove store. Also. alarge RASEMENT, suitable fora first- AG a eae | in rer - Loy reat Beer theater. re » wine gion eater. nqw ol 9 tf ’ ne Merchants. on premises. oe 1 M ABLBOROUGH FARM FOR RENT. Situated on Potomac Cre k and river.a short dis- tanee below Aquia, and rear the mail boat, which fusees twice daily. affording every facility to mar- te be cqualin olaptes to eepotapios cmd arate. Ap. » be equally ted to v=Ke! a. Ap- y tathe aubarrtier, in King George, Fredericks- ure P O ROBT WALLACE ©’ oc 1-im* R ™ marr) {GEO. H. VABNELL. FOR SALE. BY R. M. HALL & CO.. Real Estaie Brokers. i Ge 7th and F streets. BRICK pave A h and it te pe whit teres pay shrubbery, &e.; good stable and coal houre. Mlot 8 by 100. Furnitwe. Terms easy. “CR RENT—A large STORE and CELLAR in FE a mort Gasteapde location, No. 53 Varnum RBylldings north side Lox ee avenue, between aaa F. WOLLARD, Real Extate Broker. or 18-2w* 371 Dst., between 7th and sth. OR ENT OR LEASE—Three-story BRICK VWELLING and STORE, No. 154 1. ena ave., between pu and 18th streets a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. PY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OPPOSITE THE CIRCLE IN FIRST WARD, AT AUC- TION the premises. being lote d Win square 38, front. ing 79 feet on the Circle and 105 feet on 23d st., and will be divided to svft purchasers. The attention of purchasers is invited to the aalo as the location is avery desirable one and offers inducements to buyers. Terms: One-third cash: balance in six. twelve. and eighteen months,a deed given and deed of trust taken. on W. L. WALL & ©0., Ancts. Bot! B* W. L. WALL & CO_. Auctioneers. South corner Pa. ave. and 9th street. SALE_OF THE STOCK OF A DEALER DE- CLINING BUSINESS, at No 374 8th street, between 1 and K streets. at Auction. On FRIDAY MORNING, Ort. 27th, commenc- ing at 100'clock, we wisi sell thy entire stock, com- prisiug— Cotti Sets, Bureans. Sofas Wardrobes. Chairs. Whatnots Feather Beds. Mattresses. Spreads Blankets Bolsters and Pillows Carpets, Crockery-ware. Glass, &e Large number of Cook, Parlor and other Stoves. With a variety of other articles ape keptins f the kind, all of which will be sold without W.L. WALL & ©0., Aucts. BY JA8.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ON 12TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN C AND PD STREETS NORTH. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Nov. ist, ata o'clock, I shail sell the southern half of Lot 5, in Square 323. fronting 25 feet on 12th street we-t. between C and D streets north, with a depth ef about £0 feet. improved by a four-story aud basement Drick Dwelling House, with a four-story back building, containing together sixteeu rooms, porch in rear. and gas and wa.er throughout. Possession given upon compliance with terms of Je. “Terme: One-half cash; balance insix and twelve months with interest, and deed given aud deed of Cc renin cing at purchaser's exnenne. “Onvevancing ** ADAM BLUCHER, Trustee, 0c %-dts J.C McGUIRE & CO., Aucts._ RY ©. W. BOTELER. Jx.. Auctioneer. SALE OF NOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUO- On FRIPAY MORNING, October 2th. at ecloe of t Trhall sell, at the residence BJ urrait, Ne. 541M street. het Teets. a collection of Househo! embracing in part, viz: Mahogany Sf: shogany Chairs Walnut Marble. Table Tosee-vty pew eine’ Coreen. Seal Oilcloth ogany and other Bedsteads Four superior Feather Beds, Mattresses Wardrobes. Washstands Venet Blinds, Lounge Whatnot. Looking Glasses China, Glass, and Crock Mahogany Dining Tables yee ny erg antel Ornamen' Cooking Utensils, Cook Stoves, &c. Tv cash ocud 0. W. BOTELER, (es gorge ‘The House is for rent. Inquire cARMOLY BRENT, basement, west wing of City jell. = ‘Aucts " B* WARDWELL & BAYs, em, an: FANCY Goons, ast Market EXTENSIVE 8A At our auction store, a s Grorgetown, commencing TUESDAY EVENING, Gct. 24th, at 7 o'clock. and enntinning every night during tie week, The indies af Georeat wa are businese stand, containing 15 roems. Possession particularly invited toattend. For see f store med Possession of dwell- | our } andbills aud posters ing siven on the let cl November ingelse within | "se 21" WARDWELL & HAY, Anots. Or at 453 12th wt oc 9 tf a ome ‘OR SALE OR RENT_Thirty acres of val ARE’S SEAMA. F UARKY and FARM LAND. on the banke Luce’s Seamanship. LU o Fok at the Chain Bridge. For particu- Ire apply to'W. ‘F. DUVALL, Foundry. George- ‘OR jendid RESIDENCE at the F pe ge avenue street. parti ra inguire at 490 H street north, Patent at “ae rack ew take * oe: AM Toart? Agvet. | SVEN SEY seawe sey low : London, ‘ ister Mi nan ‘s gomneice London. isardet ‘inte to Young aval Lieutenants: London, Liardet’s Seaman aig ey ee ar * , ¢ ay Rotts gaa eeetinienany ateet on i 3 *FRANOR TAYLO B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. EXECUTORS’ SALE OF LP. ino 0 bi WouGiny wr hm eat ate ABED, AT AUOTION Saas) in TUESDAY, the 24th instant. Lot No. 14, in Suuare No. & Lot No. 5, ip Square No. 1.119. of Let No.1. in Sqnare No a Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six, twelve, een menths The purcharers to give he deferred payments, bearing interest A deed given and a deed of trast taken #7 copveyancing at cost of the purchasers. if the terms of sale are not complied with In five days after the day of sale, the Executors reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, by advertising each re-sale three times ip the National Intelli ir MIDDLETON, HYATT & HUUSTON. EK _oclS-eo&ds | GREEN & WILLIAM BBX 2. ©. MeGUIRE 8 0O., Auctionsors. OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION Compaisixg LANDSCAPES, VIEWS, FIGUR ANIMALS. &c., &c. On TUESDAY EVENING. Octoner oi, at T o'clock. at the Auction Rooms, we stall sell s large collection of Ol Paintings, comprisiag Landsapes. Marine Views, Figures. A. &c., ke, all with fine gilt frame. be pictares nd frames will be sold together. We invite the attention of persons —— te adorn their houses at a small cost te is eale. The picures are now on exhibition at the Auction ta be bed erms cash. ocl0-d&ds JAS C.McGTIRE & CO., Ancts. BY® F, PAGE & ©0., Auctioneer. CONTINUATION OF EXTENSIVE AUETION On THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. Oct 2éth, at 0 o'clock, and extending every evening during the week, we shall continne anles of— Blankets. ©: Boots, Ladies’ and Misses ee, rd Guns, Pear! Inlaid Dressing Onans, Silver-plared ore, Forks, Ice Pitchers, Table Covers. Napkins, Towels, jes" and Misses’ Shawls, Hosiery, Ivory Handle Cutie: vhemiao Glassware, Pocket Knives. Clocks, Photograph Albums, Accordeons. And all descriptions of Faney Good Cash advances on all consigned goods ec 4-8 [Chron] K.F. PAGE & CO,. Anct. ¥ JA8. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers HOUSEAOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITU Un THURSDAY MURNING, ct 3 arWe'clock, weshall seliat No. 13 of the Philadelphia Com. pany ’s New Row. on lth street east, between and C streets. an assortment of Household Farni- ture, consisting in t of — One suit Walout Parlor Furniture, in bair loth "Ore solid Oak Marhle-top Chamber Sult—Jenny Bind Bedstead, Marble-top Bureaus and Wash- “Cane seat Chamber and Reception Chairs Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows, and Bed- m Hair, Husk, and Hatr-top Chamber Tables and Tatt China, Glass, and Crockery Ware Cook Stove and Kitchen requisites, &c. T 3 ih. ‘Ha J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Ancts. oc 44 J. : BY WH. L. WALL & CU., Auctioneers. ‘jouth corner Pa. ave. and 9th street. S SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF A STOCK OF VELVETS, BRU=SELS. THREE- I AIN AND OTHER CARPETS, OTL NTON AND COCUA MaTTI¥GS N. .¥ MORNING, Oct. 2%, commen- cing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at our Auction Rooms. a stock of Carpets, &., being the stock of 8 wholesale dealer. comprising SUPERIOR VELVETS., BRUSSELS, THR PLY, INGRAINS, RUGS. OIL OLOTHS STAIRCARPETS, Oa nvON ANDC#COA MAT- The above stock being all fresh goods. we expect - ally invite the attention of the trade en! parties furnishing to this sale, #8 the stock will be closed out, and offers rare inducements to purchesers. Terms cash. WM L. WALL & ©v., oc 23 alt} Auctioncers, B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, TRUSTEE SALE OF A LONG-BOAT AT AUO- On THURSDAY, the 2ith instant, at 12 o'clock ™., [shall sell by virtue of a deed of trust to me, at the 7th street wharf, a Boat, called the Pioneer. This boat carries twenty two cerds of Wood. apd is in good order. — R. B. OLARK, Trastes. oc 4-eots GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. GALE _OF GOVERNMENT BARGES AND B4 TEAM HOISTER. AT ALEX” oe ANDRI ief Quartermaster’ ef wet 's Of Will be sole tion of Brevet Barge Bunter Coleman. Barge Captain Charles L. Reed. Barge Weuponsa. Barge D Megan. Barge my GF toa “ ge — rome, fccken, oc 3-21t vumammtes achington. * AUCTION SALE OF SERVIOEABLE Hos- ALCTION SOTAL PROPERTY. ©. W. BOTELER, JR., AUCTIONEER. Wastixcton, D. C., October 23. 1835. Will be sold at Public Auction, in this cliy, at Judiclary Square Warelouse. Fifth and K streete, op THURSDAY, October 26th. « lar; lot of ser- viceable Hospital Property. consisting of White and Grey Blankets, Iron Bedsteads Sheets, Coua- terpanes, Pillow Cason. Shirts, Drawers, Gowns, Stockings, Mugs, Pitehers, Kuives and Forks, Sposns. Bowls, &c. ‘Terms cash Te: Purchasers will be required to pay for and re- move goois within forty-eight hours fale Sales will be held every THURSDAY until far- ther notice, at the same place, ©. SU1HERLAND. Surgeon U. 8. A , and Medical Purveyor. oc 21 it B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL 4 TATE. ViZ:—-TWO ACKES OF LAND NEA GEORGETOWN. D.C By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of District of Columbia, bearing date the 3dday October, A.D. 18%. wherein Mary A. Stone and othe vomplainants. and M. F. Piaherty and others e defendants, the aodes Trastee wall erpcere to sell on xee) DAY, yg © tober instant. at 4 0'cloc' m., OD prem ises. at public » jon, to the bighest bidder, s! that part of 2 trect of garesl of land called ** Alli- ance,” and lying and being in Washington county, in the said District, which is contained withie the following metes nud bounds. courses and distances, to wit :—Beginning for the same ata point inthe porth line of the public road seating (rm = street. in said Georgetown. to the Li ‘alle the Potomac. said nt being three feet from and east of a stone wall fence. built by Georgetown Coliege within the line of their land, and runnfi thence north, forty-dve minutes east, and to sa'd wall, twenty-five perches and twent p-clghs sod hundredths of a perch; thence south eighty - and a quarter degrees, east twelve perches sixty-four hundredths of a perch forty-five minutes west, twenty - a, hundredths of a line of the aforesaid msin . the north line of said road, westwardly to the place of beginning—centaining two acres of land, with the two-story frame house and improvements and lies between the grounds of the town Collese.on the new road, and CBorierehe ep I tance from the western ite wn. in well watered, and susceptible of being made very productive. sed from aa Ry thence south, over @ good District. ir or. Tt isa ta f snmmer season. ‘Terms of exle. an bed Sy said decree, are = balf of the purchase money to be paid in eash he day and the residue in two eqaal im- men's et three and six months, ively, with interest to he secured by ap; qote or bonds, with a reserved lien ‘The terms of sale must be complied with in one week after sale. or the at eed May be resold at the risk and cost of the pur rT, after one week's ice. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- ” RICHARD R. CRAWFORD, Trastee, oc 5-SawSwaed THOMAS DOW G. Anct. B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & 00., Auc.. moore virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the date on the 2th day certain and M Scfendnnte, (No. Ba n) on : THURSDAY. 1885, wi se m onthe premises 6.7.8.9. 90 M1, 12. 13. 14,15. 16, 17 ‘2. in square seven hundred twei ord lots numtered —e. a) wee. ‘ eee ea 13.) twenty-seven, ( twen:y. eouagraies. TBST 1k Graarteatae ath siiea at thirty .« a. safety iggy one Aah aah ea . tw ~ a wiih interest from the day of sale AMA. YOUNG, Trastes, oc 18-Stawkda «63.0, MoGUIBE & OU., Aucta,