Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1865, Page 3

oad LOCAL NEWs. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Grover’s THEATER.—The Tunisian embassy having expressed a desire to witness the per- formance of “Arrah Na Pogue,” this great ‘drama will be repeated to-night for the last time. To-morrow night, farewell benefit of Mr. Glenney. CAXTEREURY.—The pantomime of «The Smugglers of the Spanish Main,” the perform- ances of the no-arm prodigy,and the entire ballet troupe in a new dance, in addition to & huge bill of burlesque, songs, negro delinea- tions and other attractions. Opp Fettows’ Hatt.—Grand ball of the Sarsfield Cinb of the Fenian Brotherhood. Nothing has been omitted that could in any Way ineure success. ae FatTat AccipENT=Two Men Buried. —On Sat- urday afiernoon, while some colorei workmen ‘were engaged in digging a deep trenc’ in Judi. diary Square, the embankment gave wy, and two of the men were buried in the dirt. It appears that a Mr. Ridgway had contracted t> Tun a waste pipe from the school-house, corner ‘Of F and 5th streets, across the lot, ‘ote s wer, and the locality of the latter not b-ing certain, jons bad been dug in var ous parts of seertain its whereabouts. On Sat- urday. about five o’clock, two of the men, George Coleman and Edward Je‘Terson, had dug & trench about two feet wid: and fifteen feet deep, when one side of it gave way. bury- ing them completely, and Mr. Riigway, who was in the sct of leaving the trench, came also near being canght. A number of soldiers, on — at the Judiciary Square hospital build- nes, and the workmen employed about the School-house at once set to work to ex:ricate the men, and after nearly two hours’ work reached Geo. Coleman, whose voice had made known his whereabouts, and he was taken out alive, although badly bruised, and carried to his resideuce. He conld not tell where his companion was, and those present set to work, and at near nine o'clock succeeded in reaching the body of Jefferson, life being extinct at the tire. Coleman and Jefferson resided in the same house, on 4th street, near N, where they ‘were taken; but the cause of death being so apparent, an inquest was deemed unnecessary. The police of the Fourth Ward rendered all the assistance in their power. eee Native ENTERPRISE.—We have just heard of the transfer of a valuable piece of property, which, while it illustrates the rapid growth in ‘value of real estate in this city, gives evidence, at the same time, of the successful enterprise of one of our young and energetic merchants. The lot of ground and premises on Pennsyl- yania avenue, between 9th and [0th streets, No. 306, has been soid by its owner, Lewis, John- son, to John F. Ellis, for forty-five thousand dollars. Mr. Ellis started in business in this place Some ten or twelve years ago, and by his energy and indomitable perseverance he has amassed Means sufficient to justity him in making this extensive purchase. He intends, we under- stand, to teardown the old building and erect in its stead an edifice which, while it will be an ornament to the city, will be worthy of the very liberal patronage which he has received from his fellow-citizens. The whole building will be devoted to the sale of music and pianos. He proposes to keep on exhibition in the second story the largest collection of Chickering pianos that can be found in any establishment in thi< country, thus affording his patrons the amplest field for the selection of one of these maguificent instruments. It is truly gratifying for us thus to record the success of one of our own native-born mer- chants. Mr. E. isa Washington boy; is yetin the prime of life, and we trust that before his hair has been silvered o’er with age, pe may bave reaped an abundant harvest from his un- tiring devotion to his business.—Jntelligencer. — Orrnays’ Cocrt, Judge Purcell_—On Satur- day the will of Edward Pearce was fully proven and admitted to probate. ‘The will of Jane Ward, nominating her son, John Ward, as executor, was fally proven. Lonisa K. Leach was appointed admini: tratrix of the personal estate of James B. Leach, deceased, and qualified by giving bond in the sum of $60,000, with Ann Green, Margaret C. Barber and John B. Meers as sureties. Alida A. Houghton, oldest sister of Hattie Wilkes, deceased. renounced all right to ad- minister on the estate of her sister, and Wm. A. Boss was appointed administrator, and gave bonds inthe sum of $1,000. His sureties are James Biigh and Simon Flynn. The first and final accounts of Mary B. Wil- liams, administratrix of the estate of 8. S. Wil- liams, deceased; of James Fitzpatrick, execu- tor of the estate of Deminick Conroy: of Rich- ard W. Bengess, administrator of the estate of Richard Bengess, deceased; the fourth income of Wm. B. y, executor of the estate ef John B. bey, and the balance and distribn- tion of the personal estate of Heury W. Gray ‘Were approved and passed. in A FAMILY oF “SHAKERS. Thursday night & party arrived at the railroad depot from the est, who excited the compassion of all who saw them, and the officers and employees of the railroad company raised quite an amount for their benefit. The family party numbered mineteen persons, among them a father and his ten children, and they were on their way from Indiana to the neighborhood of Lynchburg, te recover possession of a farm which they had sold, but bad not received a payment. They stated that they started from Indiana to trayel by wagon, butin crossing a bridge the wagon broke through, killing the mother, severely in- juring a niece, and bruising others of the party. After this mishap they took the railroads, and on tbe way the entire party got the chills. At the Baltimore depot Thursday the entire num- ber were all shaking tegether. They took the Orange and Alexandria Road for their destina- Epitor Star:—May I use your columns to earnestly request the committee of arrange- ments and others having controi of the affair not to indulge in the firimg of cannon on the oceasion of the workingmen’s procession to take piace on Tuesday evening next! I. with some otbers,on a not very remote occasion, Sustained considerable pecuniary loss by hay- ing costly window —— smashed by the con- eussion produced by the firing of cannon in the streets upon that oceasion. The discharge of artillery along the route of the procession ‘will add but little to the eclat of the affair, while the damage arising from it may be—ought to be—a matter of consideration with those who claim to be acting for the PuBtic Goon. We are requested to state that there will not be any firing of cannon in the workingmen’s procession to-morrow night.— Ed. Star. es Fires.—About 7 o'clock Saturday night fire was discovered in the second story of F. & A. Schneider's iron foundry, corner ot 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue. The alarm was sounded from box No. 45, the firemen respond- ed promptly, and soon extinguished the flames. The loss wis about $6W0, principally by water. The hose carriage of Company No. 3, (Frank- lin,) was rendered unserviceable by the break- ing of the iron axle, at the corner of 17th street and Peunsyivania avenue. About the same hour an alarm was given near the corner of th and L streets, cnused by the burning of a fence, set cn fire by throwing ashes against it. The prompt application of water from buckets extinguished the flames before much damage was done, and prevented a@serious conflagration. ——. Larceny Cases berore Justice Taomr- 50) On Friday, Lizzie Edenberg, colored, ‘Was arrested by officer Brewer, of the Third Ward, for the larceny of a pair of shoes from Francis Prott’s shoe store, 7th street, near E. The shoes were recovered, and the prisoner Sent to jail for court. Wm. West was arrested Friday night by officer C. L. Greer for the lar- ceny of cigars and tickets from old Canterbury Hall. The cigars numbered four or five thous- and. The property was not recovered, and the oer was sent to jail for court. Henry “layborn, colored, was arrested by officer Maxwell for the larceny of a shaw! vanes to Mrs. D. Miller. The shawl was tonnd on his (Retson, but he says he bought it from ape poe caper od to give him an y ¥ to show his sent to jail for further on en Nort# P cant ORT RESBYTERIANCH —_ ing for the use of a congregation sneer tee organized in the north part of the city is near! completed. It is built with an eye to durabil ity and taste. The ladies interested in the suc. cess of this enterprise intend to bold a festival Tuesday and Wednesday evening of this week to provide carpet and other church furniture. ‘We hope success may attend the effort. —_—~——— Norice.—Messrs. Hall, Kilbourn & Co. have associated together in the real estate business, and will continue in the old siand of Mr. Hall, corner of 7thand F streets. They will fit up in a +bort time one of those large and beautiful rooms on the first floor of the building being remodeled by Mr. Robbins in splendid style, and will moke it really headquarters for real estate operanons. aoe Bast Bati.—The Atiantie Base Ball Ciub, of Brooklyn. sre “coming to the scratch” at Jast. They are to play a match game with the Philadelphia Arnletics, on the Iatter’s grounds, to-day. Great interest is manifested in the re- sult. ———_——— ANoTHER TRAIN ror THE Wxst.—By the advertisement of the Baltimore and Ohio 1 Trond Company it will be ween that an addi- tional train for the West bas been put on the Fouad, to start from Washington daily at 7.39 P. ry. CITY ITEMS. —_——_e——— Nancy Ki8sep Mr IN My SieEsp. By the Bard of Oak Halt. As the silent shades of eyen Crept along the distent hills, And the sleep of wearied na‘ure Echoed back thé tireless rilis, On a grassy méund reclining, Long I watched the budding spring; And saw the twilight shadows Gather dark on every thing. Then I thonght of scenes | faded, And I beard familiar nye Til felt the past returning With the loves of former days. And a vision floated o'er me, Faithful vigil there to keep, And | felt a thrilling pressure: Nancy kissed me in my sleep. And I raised my hands, imploring: “Leave me not alone to weep, - But tell me, my charming Nancy, Why you kissed me in your sleep?” She gaz d into my fac», replying: “In a word I°Il tell it all, Because you’ ye shown such taste in buying AU your clothes at Sw1tu’s Oak Hall.” Smith Bro.’s & Co., Merchant Tailors and dealers in Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Oak Hall, 464 7th street. See ATTENTION is called to the adyerticemont offering $50 for any information of any va- eancy that can be filled by aclerk. The ad- vertiser is well-known asa gentieman of su- perior business acquirements, and will prove valoable asa bookkeeper, cr in any similar capacity. ——¢———— WE ARE GLAD to learn that Prof. Alexander Wolowski, the well-known pianist and com- poser, has kept his promise with his numerous friends and pupils, as will be seen by his ad- vertisemen tin another column, to return and open a new course of pianoforte and singing by his new and simplified system. Profes<or Wolowski has the power of imparting a thor- ough knowledge of music to gl ae iv an incredibly short space of time. e have no doubt of his success, and advise all those who wish become fine musicians to avail themselves of this opportunity. a ee Yorr Frrt.—Dr. White, Chiropodist, con- tinues the successful treatment of Corns, Bun- jons, Clnband Inverted Nails, &c., at No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- half and Sixth streets. Office hours from# a m.to6p.m. Closed Sunday. pa 2 as SE Great Barcarns m Jewelry and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 496 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Your choice for one dollar, which also secures you a free gift, consisting of cluster, jetand coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and tzble spoons, forks. oe 11-im* HUNT. This morning October 30, 1835, MAR- GAKET FRANCES, beloved wife of Walter C. Hunt, 25 years. 4 months and 27 days. Ker friends are invited to attend the funeral to morrow ( Tuesday.) 31st inst., at] o'clock p. m., at No. 247 4th street west. CUDDY. on the morning of the 2th instant. af- terashort but paintal iliness, FRANCIS T. DA NENPORT. only sou of Anna M. and Thomas C. Cuddy, aged 5 years and 10 months patis Temuins will be carried to Baltimore for purial. > a a ee LOST AND FOUND. a3 | 4 REWARD—Lost, from No.6 La. av, $2.50 ne, eo ttae cotcred PUPPY: about two mouths oil, with @ strap around his neck. A reward of 50 will be paid for bim at the Congress Stabl 465 and 467 sth st. ae L OsT—On Saturd y evening last, between 9and 4 Wo'clock, coming from N st..’near 4th, to L, between th and 7th sts., by way of 7th strect, the BODY of a bine rep merino dress. The finder.on leaving it at 571 L, between 6th and 7th sts. will be liberally rew: ne OST On Sum afternoon, 29th instant, in going from Penn avenne up 3d streetto St. Afoysius Church, a lady’s BREASTPIN, gold and coral, The finder will be suitably rewarded receive the thanks of the owner by leavi 65 Missouri avenue. oO C= TO MY PREMISES, on the 6th of ber: one SOW and four PIGS. The owner Be zranences es ae forward, prove property, pay char, tal em away. AEBS BNE SENSE R WORTHAN, oc 30-2t* No. 407 L street, Navy Yard. QITEAYED FROM THE RESIDENCE of Mont- +) gomery Blair, President ‘quare, @ bright red short horns, crooked towards the front, r will please notify Mr. BLAIR. — oc 23-tf OST—Last evening. on 4th street, between K and H or on 3d street, between H and C. a small FUR VICTORINE. The finder will itably rewarded by leaving it at the Star Office or at 151 2d st., between Band ©. oc 28-3t* STRAYED AWAY—UOn last Tuesday. even two middling-sized HOGS—one @ black white Sow, and the other a black and white Boar, A liberal reward will be given if returned to aa M. MALONEY, Ist street east, Ge 28-2t* near the railroad. $20 REWABD—Lost, on the 27th ins e tween the Tollgate and New Yor u on the 7th street road, a POCKET BOOK, contain: ing abunt $160, with receipts for lumber, &c. The above reward will be mie for its return to the Star office or to me at the oligate. 28 2" SIDNEY TEASDALE. oe 4] REWARD.—Strayed on Saturday instant, one red and white spotted | ‘OW; white on both flanks, small horns; Durham cow; good milker; about 5 yeais old. The above reward will be given if returned to JOHN MOR- —— en Land M and 2ist and 22d sts. oc 28-20" $ 1 0 REW ARD—Lost, on the 27th instant, be ween 7 and 8 p. m.,on 9th street, bet. D and E.or on E street. bet. 8th and 9th, a dark green leather BAG with chain attached, contain- ing between $45and $50, and some post: stamps. The finder will receive the above reward and the thanks of the owner upon returning it to the Star Office. Oc 23-2" &5 REWARD—Lost on Wednesday, Oct. 25th, a broad gold BRACELET, with the name in- side. The above reward will be to the Star office. OST—On this morning, on 7th street, between Eand F streets, one large POCKET BOOK, containing between ene and two hundred dollars, and some valuable papers. A reward of $50 will be paid ifretarned tome. F. A. BOSWELL. J. P. Re. 20% 4¢q street, between.E and oS a oc 97-3" "TAKES ESTRAY BY THE METROPOLITAN POLICE—On the 6th instant, a hght BAY HORSE | white hind feet. was found estray by the Metropolitan Police. The owner must prove title to said horse to the satisfaction of the erty Clerk of the District, at No. 453 10th street weet. by 10 a. m. Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1865, or the horse will be then sold to the highest cash bidder, at the Bazaar ot W. L. Wall & Co., No. 98 Louisiana ay- enue, pursuant to law. By order. 0. B. HERRICK, Property Clerk. oc%-3t (Rep) W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. a GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. L®*t OF LETTERS REMAINING IN POST OF FICE. GEORGETOWN, D. C. OCTOBER 2%, 1865. To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must call for “ advertised letters, ve the date of this Net, and Pay one cent for advertising. sian atid bo not cal for within one month, t sent to the Dead Letter Office. ‘s Place the [prema stamp on the upper right hand corner, and leaye space between the stamp and «i- rections for post marking without interfering with e writing. A request for the return of a letter to the writer, if unclaimed yithin thirty days or less, written or rinted with’ the writer’s name, post’ office, and tate. across the left hand end of envelope, on the face side, will be ‘complied with at the usual pre- aid rate of postage, payable when the letter ia d ivered to the writer. LADIES’ LIST. Harrison Miss Alice Hulett Mrs Susan given ifreturned oc 27-3t* HE ” Ayre Mies Jane pence Mise Emma A tas Eliza ‘arrison Miss Ameri; Belt Mrs Martha eenan Miss Lizzie Brooks Miss Sallie Nichols Mrs Susan Carrol Annie H Laurie Mrs MA Crocker Mrs Dover annakee M: Clarke Mrs Charlotte A Manaakee Miss Josie nell Miss Deborah Paul Miss M Ross Miss Fanny Reynolds Mrs Catherine Sweeny Catherine weit pe tin, Wileon Mt Waring Mra MO Wilson Miss Mary A Walker Mrs Mary L Wall Miss Rebecca A alt Mre Frances Warfon Mrs Amanda oliab Madem A Young Miss Menrietar GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Arhton James Decker (pt Geo Riley Frank Atkausou Adol’s Eckel A B-2—” Rogers Capt D'l Brown AH Esrdon Wm ; B Good Endicott Cpt NS Russell Cpt Wm 1M Falkinburg Cpt W-2 tC YJ Smith Wm W Fossett Harvey Smith Wm Harman ‘Tom Barua ere ‘om’s Shropshire Hongtton Hor’a Satutly CorwR Driscoll Mrs Rosa Frizzell Miss Alice Green Mra Jadie Gibson Mrs Jane Grinnel! Mra James Gibsen Mise A B Byrue Detuis Kerr Jam But Kittle Rdw o gpeucer Cpt Jno Brown Thos lloyd Wm Ere One dA RailengeerBS Lang iF Slough Cpt AG Pail Nath] G-5 Ledge A Smith Jno H Blak Wm Mason& Narnun2Shoe ©; Crowley Cpt H GMeade Mickel Chambers Capt McKeever Mr Chas H-2 Meade Jas B Crouse Edward Mason JN T H Crosby GW McDaniel Jno ‘tk Jno P Marten Gilf'd D Vonbent Jas K Colt Leaner Marden F A Crs idy Thos O'Donnell Jno Wi 'y Corray Thos N Parne © Warwick Jas Fag 4 Alper Y Richards Dr CH Wilson Rich'd ‘t Her'td Rettne Andrew Weldin Capt 8. Deily RM Keabimeon Ope J Wil Dewikt Kix John He” Waterne ty H i “has ' WANTS. a So 50 —The ad ‘WiTl give this smmount to person wha wil pevease hime Sit. P20. Department that wll ent him to family Provide for h: a practical -keeper, Stands Gaartormasters’ peceamte” Address Be- is fers’ acce le oe public, Star Omer, 1t* WANTED—: ienced HANDS, to wo K on ¥ and Dresses. Apply at No. 10 Mar- ket Bacco. thi door ectecs Bian Oo” Ie VW) ANTED—A SITUATION by areapectubic girl Rl a er ad ren. 0 0 ion oO ynotry, eall at 21 B street, bet: 19th nd Ot % i ANTED— ATION, 1 woman, as pon either ne Testauraut or hoarding -bouwe. Understands all kinas of ing. Address B, Star office, fortwodays. ET NURSE WANTED—Apply to Dr. W SOANATON An eet ee te between the hours of 8 and 9a. m. and ff p.m, ee a SITUATION WANTED—B table AA eckenterter ke ad ree ing and ironing. or to cook, wash and iron for & rivate family. Inqui a near wet —— a nquire on 20th st. states es WV ANTED—A SITUATION by a laly na seam- stress, who understands cutting and fitting Indies’ and children’s clothes; ia No. | operator on Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine. "Apply for three days at Star Office, © nls Cs ANTED — A first-class laundress (white) would take to her residence the WARHING and TRONING of three or four gentlemen and the T families. Best reference given if required. Ad- dress Box No. 10 at Star office, for one week. 1t* A CLERK WANTED AT ONCE—In a reta'l family grocery store. a YOUNG MAN of good moral character and industry; one that can come well recommended, and has some knowledge of the business. Apply at once at No. 279 F street, cor- ner! th and F sta, oc 30-3t* Fst, CLASS BOARD WANTED IN A PRI- vate family, by a young married couple, from Dreember ist. PARLOR AND BED ROOM. An opportunity for a family to lessen their ex- Test of reference given, Address “A. B..? Eve- fice ec 30-2t* ning Star 0; ANTED IMMEDIATELY—T wo good BELI W Boys appr at MARKHANES ieee oo ANTED — Two good HOUSE PAINTERS. Apply to JNO. W. PEGG, shop over Geary’ stables, Jackson Hail Ailey. oc 8-3t WANTED Four good PLASTERERS. Apply V. Mth A on ist street west. between Pa, ay st. northe (oc 33 3t"j WM. A. HINES. \ ) ANTED—A WOMAN tosewin a private fami ly, one who can operate npon Wheeler & Wil- son's Machine HANDLER. Vermont av., between M aud “8 ucts, near ith; Frame Cottngs in yard. ‘Oc 23-20" Vv j ANTED—Two unfurnished ROOMS in a firat- clans house. (second stor: preferxed,) in the First Ward. Address Box 3% Star office . V 7 ANTE D—By yatieman with nsiness capacity and $600 incash, an INTEREST in some established bnsiners. Reference given. Ad dress H. T., Washington, D.C, oc 27-3" __ FOR SALE AND RENT. F URNISHED BOOMS CAN &E OBTAINED by applying soon at £36 G st oc 9-3t* }'WO UNPORNISHED ROOMS at 261 on idth Diet bcteee O and P sts.,in a healt iv «it OR REN T—To gentlemen only, two large FUB- ISHED ROU! 8,406 F stteet, between 6:1 and 7th. oc $0 2° F OR RENT—Comfortable Fu-sisied ROOMS op 9th street, between G and H streots, ovporite burch. oc 30-2t* ENT, 499 11th street, under wees use from Penneylvania av iy ‘treet. oe S03 AUCTION SALES, (For other Auction Sales, see fourth page.} JB* W- LEWIS 2 00,, Auctioncsrs. Pennsylvania avenne. PRY GOOPS, LADIES’ CLOAKS, BLAN- KETS, &c. TUESDAY NEXT, October Si, at 10 o'cl 0 Rilnrge stork of Dis Conds, Ladies” Desen ree Goods : Merivoes, Alpacas. Poplin, Calicoes, &o., Uetves Under Garments. Ha nels, Linen, Table Cloths, Towels. &c. . of fine Cloth Cloaks, 25 pairs Ribbon-bount Blan kete oc $0-1t BAKERY, an old estabiisned avd deing a larce custom bneine<s, and geod rents trade. Apply at the Star oc NISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS with Board may he obtained at No 344 9th st. Letween Massachusetts avenne and L st. Loc: desirable, Terms mod+rate. ec 30 3t* (OR RENT—November ist,a FRAME HOUSR, I rooms, partly furnished. Rent $30a month in advance. Call at 331 20th streot, before eight o'clock #, m. on the Ist day of November. _ A HANDSOME UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM for rent in the second story, with the pri 296 wth st: = vilege of the sitting reom free. Apply at N. tls ze of the co S Pee 30 2 yon. bLENT—Two or three unfarnished ROMS, wl hh et, between id suitable for housekeeping. Gas and water on i . 83 434 street, near Mary- ‘0c 30-2t* Fe. RENT—A «mal! FURNISHED ROOM,with 48. on the second floor. suitable for a le. men. Inquire at No. 486 Mass. av., bet. 4th and Sthstreets. References required. oc 30 3t* FURNISHED ROOMS FOR KENT, Parlor and Bed Kocm on the same floor. with the use of Cold and Warm Paths. and the conveniences of a Bah Feom, No, 445 12th street, between G and H. F R RENT—A COTTAGE, containing two Lie pee roe hey persons aay be = commodated wi on reasonable terms by padreesing Mrs. N. MAGRUDER, ae: ‘oc 30- ARDEN SPOTs. G GARDFN SPOTS. We offer thirty very fine GARDEN SPOTS, of from 5 to 16 acres each, at low rates and on easy terms. Let everybody that wants a cheap call on HALL, KILBOURN & CO B* J. ©. MeGUIRE & O0.. Auctioneers. FIVE LOTS NEAR Tae parton, PRINT N . Pus ee APS PRRUON. Roveuber Hwa 4 on Premises. we s! ee > 8, 9,9. 10, and 31. subdivision front ing each on north H street, betwee: oe woes streets, 0 feet, running back 134 feet, toa Teras' One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest. secured by deed of trust. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. oe d J.C. McGUIRE & ©O., Ancta, B* W. L. WALL & CO_, Auctioneers. South corner Pa. ave. and 9th street. NT MOUESHOLD FUR- FECTS AT AUCTION. ING. November 3, com- + we will sell at No. 541 n O and P streets, the ave of valuable Household Farai- SALE OF EXCELL NITURE AND riz mencing at 10.0% al o’clor| Ttth street. ee! nue, a collection tnre. &c. sopeieting in of— One fine Parlor in Green Plush, fo French _ Mirrors, Damask and rtains, Nelvet, Brussels and other 8, Very handsome Walnut Chamber ‘Suits, Marbie- Lou . Sofas. Ch: Oak and Mab lankets. Comforts, Bheets, &c. Extension, Dining and other Tables, Elegant Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Cane and Wood-seat Chairs and Bockers, Gas Fixtures. Crockery Ware, garg Chamber Stoves, Qil Cloths, Ruge, &. With many other articles. -» late M. i} i f good lity and i HALL & O0.,corner7th and F sts, "oc 30-3t jot Easeians ie 9 qnality = )OR RENT—A STORK on D it, between sth Terms cash. F ae ‘9th, Inanire on the premises. oc 23-3" 00 Dd WM. L. WALL & CO,. Aucts. x = iy a- ALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD- F OR RENT—Three Unfurnished ROOMS, suita- S ree ee Nahe ee. bie for housekeeping. at No. 61 13% street, be | tween B and € ste., Island Oc 28-3t* L —Two suits of furnished ROOMS— Fo RE parlor and bed-roem on first and second floor. Inquire at 4%9 17th street. Oc 28 3t* TORENT=A HOUSE and GARDEN of 1 acres, corner of C and 20th st., Washingten. Inquire onthe premises. oc 28-3t* SOR NT—FURNISHED BOOMS. Also, a F wiaNy Apply at No. 499 on 12th street. be- tween G and H sts... west side. oc 23-3t* © SHORT -HAND WRITERS.—Wanted, as Confidential Secretary or Corresponding Clerk, a SHORT-HAND WR. ‘R, capable of recording with facility from oral dictation, and afterwards transcribing in a good legible hand. Address, with references, in the hand writing of the applicant, Box 203, Pest Office, Baltimore, Md. oc 27-3t WANTED Shoemakers to know that they can purchase LEATHER and FINDINGS at the hoe Finding Store situated at 279 ith st.. bet. Eand F [oc 26 Im*} J. 0. BALL, W ASTEDS Gre or two first-class TIN and SHEETIRON WORKERS. None others need apply. SIBLEY & GUY. ig 322 D street, bot. 9th and loth. ANTED—LADIES AND TLEMEN (500) to select the best works, History. Travels, Cleestce Kovels, ete., and honor with their names 6 SMOKE THE CIROULATING LIBRARY Corner 9th and B sts.. Seaton Hall. oc 25-e03m Lequare n rth of Pen ve Ww: NTED—We want several farnished and un- furnished HOUSES. beth large and small. Also, FARMS and BUILDING LOTS in and ashi jon and the adjoining county. ae neton an L. WELLS & CO. yver White's Store. oe W7-Im* cor. 13th and F sis Wa&ntED —For a first class Oenfectionery in Baltimore, a competent WORK MAN to take charge as foreman; must perfect in ey 2 and ornamental work, and well recommertded. Apply at No. 316, Pa avenue, Washington. D.O. oc 4, A first-class MILLINER, at BOS- WELL'S Fancy Store, 302 E street, near ith se 0 HOUSES WANTED, with six or ght rooms each Inquire at G. M. VAN EN & CC. No. 538 7th street se 30-tf W ANTED, ~~ WANTED ANTED, LADIES, EVERYBODY. WM. PRINCE. THE PIONEER OF STAMPING, 3*1 F street, opposite Patent office, Has, in consequence of an attempt made on the part of new beginners, to cut down the price of § ioe rate, reduced Bis charge, andis now pre- ated to stamp goods froma Five CENTS En WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Any pattern, 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- culled Stampers. We are the ony. ractical per- sons in the city ongaged in STAMPING and FLUTING. We make and stamp any pattern brought Daily issue new patterns. se 15-tf GPFAtT CHANCE FOB AGENTS. What the le want. Complete History of the War, in one intge volume, splendidly illustrated, with over 125 fine Layer of Generals and Batt! scenes. The most candid, lucid, complete, ai thentic and reliable histery published. It con- reading matter equal to three large octave Send for circulars and see our terms. “JONES, BROS. & CO., Philadelphia, ” ANTED— SECOND BAND FURNITU Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, ye 8-tf hetwaen Gand H. east side. FOR SALE AND RENT. (OR LEASE OR RENT—That large and com- modious BUILDING situated on C st. north, between 43; and 6th streets west. known as the Ex- change Hotel This is one of the best locations ia Washington, and will be leased or rented to a good tenast 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 Mass. ave., bet. ith and 7th sts. oc oe. SALE—The best BILLIARD ROOM in ee neeG. M. VAN BUREN & CO., 0¢28-6t* 538 7th streot. F°8, RENT—A_ handsome PHOTOGRAPHIO ART GALLERY, in Lane & Tucker’s build- ing, newly and elegantly fitted up, and now eaey for occupancy. Apply on the premises to CHAS. H. LANE. 424 P: Ne, near 439 street. Alse, three pleasant and comfortable ROOMS (in the above) suitable for offices. oc 11 tf ALE—That spiendfd RESIDENCE at the F pete Fig ny mue and 18th street, For particulars ingnire at 490 H street north, back of te fice, at ‘ac hours of $8 a.m. 1 and 5 Stclock pie. JAMES TOWLES. aunt Property Agent. Fes. RENT—Three BED ROOMS, DINING ROOM and KITCHEN. The Dining-room will seat thirty persons. Board wanted for six grown person: one child, in the family, Will allow the privilege of taking as many table board- ers a8 the dining-room will accom! late. fer- evce reqnired. Apply until the Ist of November at No. fe Missouri avenue, between 4s and 6th sts, oc ON THE HEIGHTS —For rent. with or without Furniture. a first-class HOUSE, with all the modern improvements and one of the best situa- tions and neighborhood in Georgetown. Situated on Congress street, No. 74 opposite. Inquire en the premises, 0c 19-2w* © J. E. CARTER. 0 LET- Two ofthe largest STORE ROOMS in Washington, bei upper stories of build- ing southeast corner Ith street and Pa. avenue, re- ae occupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa stove store Also. a large BASEMENT, suitable fore first- class Restaurant, in rear of said building, near wanigeton Theater. Inquire of NAGLE boo, Wine Merchants, on premises. oe 1 ee RENT—Four FURNISHED HOUSES. from 9 to 13 rooms each. Three Unfurnished HOUSES. 4 roomseach. Also, for sale, 8 comeneng | Lots on I street, between 12th and 13th streets; Building Lots ‘on H streat, between 6th and 7th 2 Building Lots on L stroct, east of 23d Buildixg Lot on 10th street, near RB street; ot B street, for on treet. y te C. H. WOOD, firm of MITCH- » Southeast corner of Pa. avenue ves oc Ms: H. PHILLIPPI,the celebrated Hairdresser from Paris, dresses Ladies’ Hair at M. WILLIAN’S, _s0 28-eolmif 336 Pennsylvania aven! OCTOR C. TRAUTMANN. PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN Office 390 Ei : Foes oe, Eighth street, between H ‘aud I stroets WEBB AND BEVERIDGE CHINA ARD CROCKERY 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh’st., Are now opening the largest and most beautiful stock of FRENCH CHINA and CROCKEBY they have ever offered in this market. We invite our friends and housekeepers general- ly, to call and examine our goods. oc 21 ifet* FRANCIS H.sM TH.) (james 0. CLEFGANE ITH & CLEPHANE, LAW REPORTERS aND SHORTHAND WRITERS, 29 Indiana avenue, betw. 8d and 4% sts., or tf Clerk's Ot'ce, City Hall. Bika Bettze! BUTTER! 300 Packages fine famil small sizes, st the ‘old ‘rand. SUTTER, ope ane D.E. DUTROW, Oc 27-6t* No. 450 8th street. TAS. COFFEE, &c. We hi just received BM 3 ain & choice lot of Green and Also. J . Maricaho. Lagu COFFERS: Hoasied tad Breast Osbe Bee enon Dosen ae aan a:keREIR Corner of aud otk otessta, | 0c 7 -4tit Fe SALE—Two three story BRICK HOUSES on the Island, near Grace Church. Apply to C.B. BAKER, 8tar Office. oc 28-tf Foz RENT—Six Unfurnished ROOMS, suital for housekeeping. References exchanged. A) ply at 397 New Yon oc 23 3t* OR RENT—A large, nice HOUSE, in Second Ward. 12 rooms, unfurnisbed. D.L. WELLS & Cv., corner 13th and F sts., oc 28 over White's Store *URNISHED PARLOR. BED ROOM. DINING ROOM and KITCHEN for rent. Water and Gas in the premises. Apply 446 8th st., Penna. ay. and D street. oc 23 | a RENT—One furnished third-story FRONT ROOM, without board, suitable for two per- sons, at No.534 L street north, between 8th and oc 3-2t* he GOOD WILL and FIXTURES egar Stand. in one of the best Hotels in Inquire at Singer’s Sewing Machine geucy, 502 9th street oc 23-2t* TS RENT—A six-room FRAME HOUSE on lith street, between O and P, Rent $25 inad- vance. Apply at 473 L street, between Lith d 12th streets. 0c 38 FroRNISHED OR UNFURNISHED KOOMS . FOR RENT—One suitable for a Store or an Office, at 407 G street, between 6th and 7th streets, oc 28-3t™ Ee KENT —A suite and several ringle ROOMS, well furnished and desirable, with or without board. First Ward, Ith etreet, No. 402, bet. L avenue. ofa the city. A and K. oc 28-3t* OR RENT—A good two-story BRICK HOUSE, in good order: stree! hted with = t ved and lig’ gas. Inuaiteot R.W. WILLETT, F st tween 452 and 6th, No. 175. ee ro RENT-—. ‘wo story FRAME Hu USE, on the corner of N and 1ith streets, with bakeoven. Kent $30 per month. Open Monday and Tuesday 0¢ 28-38" THOMAS MURPHY. (0 RENT To family weithont children, a Washington. D. C., October 30, Will be sold at Public Auction. on the premises, under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J.G.€. Lee. A M., at and near Alexandria, on SATURDAY, November 4. 1855, commenc ing at 100’clock a. m., the following described Gov- ernment Buildings, viz: ON THE WASHINGTON ROAD. One (1) Guard-honse, 20 by 40 feet. One (1) Guard-honse. m4 20 feet. AT THE ALEXANDRIA JAIL BARRACKS, One (1) Barrack, 20 by 32 feet, two stories. AT LYCEUM HALL. AT WATER STREET. BETWEEN QUEEN AND CAMERON STREKTS Qne (1) Stable, 2° by 87 feet, board roof. ome aot, attached to Stable, 15 by 87 feet, oard root. AT CORNER OF WATER AND CAMERON STREETS. Five (5) Stables, each 24 by 102 feet. One (1) Office. 8 by 27 feet. One (1) Veterinary Stable, 23 hy 100 feet. Stable, 16 by 55 feet. Ofice. Deretos Washington} One (1) Shed, attached to One (1 the 5 by 10 feet. he asidinge wilt Be sold singly in the orier y the purchasers ‘The ed, and removed bj within'ten days from date of sale. _0¢ 30-5t Depot of ng tor WALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD- « INGs. Chief Quartermaster’s Office. Depot of Washington, Washington, D. C., October 3, 1855. Will be seld at Public Auction. the premises, under the direction of Captain J. H. Crowell, A: Q.M ,on SATURDAY, November 4, 1355, the foi- lowing described Gove: ent Buildings. viz - RUNYON, VA. NEAR THE SOUTH — OF LONG BRIDGE, AT 10 O'CLOCK One (1) Flour House, 2 by 78 feet. 1 ig Four (4) Barracks. each 24 by 85 fect, Two (2) Officers’ Quarters. each 25 by 64 feet. Three (3) Kitchens. each 12 ¥ MM feet The Buildings will be sold DENY. to the hii t bidder, and must be removed within ten days from date of sale. Terms: Cash in Government funds. small FURNISHED HOUSE, for the winter -H. RUCEER, Terms mocerate. Inquire at 284 lth <t.. bet. 0 Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, an P sts. oc 23 3t* oc 30 St Depot ef Washington. OR RENT—In a private family, desirable fur- nished ROOMS, with first-class BOARD, at No. 400 4th street, near the City Hall. References required. 0c 23-3t" In Georgetown, a FURNISHED ontaining ten rooms: water and gas. althy and desirable. Passession given y. Apply at No. 2 Fayette street, Georgetown. 0c 28:-3t* Fst RENT—A two-story FRAME HOUSE on 19th street, between New York avenue street, containing six rooms. Apply on the prem- ises. Also, t! ROOMS for rent on E st., bet, With and 1th. Apply on the premises. oc 28-3t* Fe RENT—A PARLOR and two CHAMBERS, with use of bath-room; all on same floor; well furnished, in an excellent neighborhood. and with- in a few minutes walk of War agd Navy Depart- ee oe at this office. Reférences required. ‘oc 28- OR RENT—On the Ist of November, @ large HOUSE and STORE ROOM, on E, between 8th and 9th streets, containing twenty-one rooms, weil suited for a hotel or large boarding-house. The store will be rented separate if desired. In- quire at oe an ee Office, corner of 6th street am ‘enn. avenue, of 00 28-3t ‘GEO. MATTINGLY. Fo, RENT—Two neatly Furnished adjoining BOOMS on second floor, with or without hoard. Inquire at No. 516 K st. oc 27-3t SOR RENT—One large front CHAMBER, handsomely furnished, either with or without card, et No. 450 12th street, between G and It. oc FOR BENT-A FRAME HOUSE, containing five rooms, situated on 12th street, bet. M. landayenue and Est Island. Apply to GEO. W- HAUPTMAN, No. 547 13th st., Island. oc 27-3t* | Ob ey ROOMS—At 492 EB, between Sth and 6th, for single gentlemen, separate or to- ether; for man and wife, with cooking stove, place for fuel, and aqueduct handy. Very convenient. oy rs Fo RENT—To a small Say several very de- sirable UNFURNISHED ROOMS, designed for housekeeping, one being an excellent kitchen. Apply at northeast cor. of © and North a sts., near the Bepot. oc 27-003t* F%, SALE—A RESTAURANT in the First Ward. Must be soid by the first of the month, as the party is leaving the city. Will be soldcheap. Apply at 242 G street, between I7th and 18th, near War Departm: oc 32 A BARE HAN ‘A business of Restaurant and Boarding House. situated in the best part <a ae, enit ares ie - — immediately, at a ir bargain; or, easier for rt Ofit. Inquire at the Star Office, 7s onechalf JO, LET—Two commuvicating FURNISHED ROOMS, on New Jersey ‘avenue, second door from the corner of F. Price moderate. A few Boarders can be accommodated at the same place wy oe application by the lst of the month, 160 AChESOF LAND, situated on the Little River Turnpike Road, three miles below Fairfax Court-House, and eleven miles from Alex- andria; there is 70 acres of cleared land, and % acres DaNieL DULANY. weg Se Painter’ canbe, 12 » BSg., 0 airfax county, or to FREDEBIGR GENARY, 585 sth street, Navy ard, oc 2 «OR RENT—Ths front haif, er ROOMS able for housekeeping, at 173 2d street t. B and C streets, oc -lw* ne A A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE or exchange {& for city property. Situated in Prince Geor County, Md., only six miles from the Centre Mar- ket. For further particulars inquire of SAM’L C. & E. WROE, G street, between 17th and 13th sts., asbington, D.C, 00 26-6t* URNISHED HOUSE FOR BENT—Contain- ing five(5) rooms. Apply to D. L. WELLS & CO., cor. 13th and F sts., OC 25-8t* over Whit ashington rom Bladens- . itis a ion, on 5 righ Se ry Trea ng country, remar! iv healthy; ‘could be made a fine ‘market garden, ion given immediately. For particulars po? ly Messrs. MIDDLETON & HYATT, at Hyatts- ile. or on the premises. 0c 25-6t J. H. GORDON. WURNISHED ROOMS TO BENT to gentiomen 4 only, at No. 443 i0th street, between F G strects. 2+ lw* ho a RES E a PIE TR (T° BENT—X furaished ROOM to one or two Within two miiates Cath of Gee ee oearss hil wi be he 21 Ist street, Georserown, D. ©. Moc tt 21 lst street. Georgetown, D.0. _"_0c 24-6t*_ ‘OR RENT—An clegant unfurnished PARLO Resreh a et deep tage onc - . Anew STAFLE. Referoncesexchanged, oc oe M4A8Lb0r0vcn FARM FOR RENT. Situated ‘otcmac Creek and short tance teow Aaah wed peer the ll Kost ech ice ally. afford et. The soil is of to be equally ada ny tothe best ited to and hs x Wirt Rone wat eRege™ FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR improved city property, containing 9 acres, with dwelling house and stable; a young he orchard; 6 m’ s from Navy Yard bridge rit Md.. near Bell's peosting Soe David Rollings and Elivha A For further lars inquire at 533 Sth street east, or Silver Hill Post Office oc Il-im* OR RENT—Thi: OR Sal. acres of valuable FP Uuinny ea uar LEND co tne tank the he Chain Brid ac, at t SF articon- Jars apply to'W. T: DUVA. Ly Foundry. Gaorse. ocS-Im* se 6 Y CROWN, WALKER & CO., Auctioneers. A VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION AT THE CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AND MASSA- CHUSETTS AVENUES m., on the premises, ‘Lot D, in Sq Said lot fronts 23 feet 9inches on New Jersey avenue, and with afront of 7u fect on Mas- sachusetts avenue. This lot is located ina busi- ness neighberhood, being near the Depot. Suit- able for any kind of business. Title good. Sale without reserve. Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six and twelve months. Deed given and deed of trust n. as rae, including revenue stamps, at ost aeer. See: CROWN, WALKER & ©0., oc 25-4t* Auctionee Y M. K. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers. 285 Penns. ave., corner 10th street. GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST- CLASS RESTAURANT, BAR COUNTERS, &c., AT AUCTION. ALSO, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE contained in House No. 514 lith street, i the effects next. November Ist, at 10 o'clock, we will sell. at House No. 514 Lith street, all the Furniture therein and name in part-- Elegant Cook Stove and Fixtures Kitchen Uter Sofas. rs, Tables Gilt Frame Mirrors Oil Cloth, &c., &e, The entire Bar Fixtures, Marble top Bars, Arm Qbairs, Mirrors, Marble-top Tables, good Will and ase Terms cash, oc W-4t M.K. WALSH & CO., Aucts._ BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. TALUSEER IMPROVED PROPERTY IN RGETOWN AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY. November 2a, at half-past four o'clock p. I will sell, in front of the ites, pastes 49.in Beall's addition to Je- fown, fronting 3 feet on en south side of Beall st.. Tween Congress and reets, running back 120 feet. The improvemeuts consist of a well built two-and-a-balf story Brick House, with te ate and and . fi cistern in the yard. < cre asi Terme at sale. aS “ Conve; a stam; att! - ca ET ARLES Mt Maer Ee ate PT pieron i: owners. oc 26-d THOS. DOWLING, Auct eae eR ALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, NEA’ Ss COBNER 14TH STREET AND NEW . YORK AVENUE. HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ermawrn oS ia Washi: mn. D. C., October 28, 1855. Will he sold iam the proeaash, at Public Anction, to the highest bidder, under the direction of Capt’ —— ynes, ee = — eager 2 ES | yem 4; 1855, ‘0% s.m., the following- described FR. ME BUILDINGS. belonging to the United States, situated in this cit; alley in the rear of the four Brick Buildings on lath street, between New York avenne and G street, owned by John Alexander, and recently oecupied as pause offices, viz: Bunk and Mess-House, 85 by 20 feet, two stories high. ~ One Bui ding. 22 by 13 feet. Stable, 35 by 19 feet. The buiidi es will be sold ely, and e buildin, 80] . moved within {J0" from day of sate. wen ere aera one Ae oor en a SGTON Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, 0¢ 28-6. Department of Washington. Fin he a OE Y¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BLIO AUCTION On THURSDAY, the 24 4 vember an gooey. mare call Salk a rete Bet: o'clock. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers RDIAN'S SALE. BY OR) THR “HON ORPaL NR, ear pe gg A Pi the corner of (reet, Toland, at Avetion. ES feet three inches te open space thence om — io be, Lerty feat coven incon (40 Sect 7 tar avenue and aoe i; the of Washi oa pre sk of ia. on the of thet er- the: ne mi the purchaser sere to give notes for the deferred payments. bear ing ipterest from day of sale, and satisfactorily en- All conveyances, including revenue stamps, at the cost of ft chaser. the progerty af t % th: nich fesste inthe National Imtal- ‘he title to the abo: having been made perfectand indisputable it will be sold te the migh- est bidder without reserve. days’ notice of s ligencer. LFRED ©. CASSELL Guardian. oc itd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts B" W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PRO- eR IN THE FIRST WARD, AT AUO- On MONDAY AFTERNOON. October 9, at ‘4 o'clock, we will sell. in front of the premises. that qalnable propesty * being Lots N of Lot7, Lot No. qnare * ‘west Corner of I and 20th streets, near P my avenue. The improvements are a two- story Brick House, and a two story Frame We would especially call the attention of chasers to this sale, as they are among t de sirable lots in that part of the city, either for pri- vate residences or business purposes. Terms of sale are: One fourth cash; balance in 6, 12 and 18 months. A deed given and deed of trast taken on defer red payments. A deposit “gue will be required on each lot as soon as ko: down. oc® [Int&Chron}] W.L. WALL & Co. Aucta, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, » actioneers. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED RB SALE ON THE CORNER OF SEV ENT id tag AND MASSACHUSETTS AV By public auction, on MONDAY. the 30th inst., at 4 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, in fromt of the premises, Lots Ne. 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35, in Syuare 381, each havi & good frout and depth, making them desirable building sites. Terms: One-third cash; belance in six, twelve and cichteen months, secared by a deed of trust om the premises we conve; ancing and revenue stamps at the cost the pure r. Raf will be required down on each lot when sold. 00 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OPPOSITR TRE CIRCLE IN FIRST WARD, AT AUC- TION. On MONDAY Afternoon. Oct. 38. at 4% o'clock we will sell that very valuable property. im frout of the premises. bet) ts land Win square 3, front. ing 29 feet on the Circle and 105 fee: will be divided to suft purchasers he attention of purchasers is invited to the sale as the location is a very desirable one and offers inducements te buyers Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve. and eighteen months,a deed given and of trust taken. ck W. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts,_ Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers LARGE LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE ON GROUND RENT. ON SIXTH SCREET, RE- TWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AND MISSOURL AVENUES SBLIO AUCTION. On MONDAY, the %th inst. 3% o'clock p. m., we shall sell. in fr f'the premises. one large Frame Building. used as a livery stable} Messrs. Clever & Rainey. on ground rent, which is considered a perpetual lease; nearly fomr years to Terns: One-helf cash; balance in three and six oaths, secured by a deed of trust on the prem- of il convgrancing and revenue stampe at the cost 23 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. t on 2M st., and t oc 25-4 ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON soury. co STREET, RETWEEN 2D AND 3D STREETS WEST. BY PUBLIC AUCTION On MONDAY. the S0th instant. at 4% e'clock p m., we shal) sellin front of the premi part of Lot No. 2, in eqnare No. 577.18 feet front by 120 feet deep. making it adestrable Building Lot Terms: One-half cash; balance 6 and 9 months, secured by of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. hen sold 20 will be red d. Send. “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancte, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, LEGANT ROSEWOOPR AND Ww. iT *HCESEHOLD FURNITURE By “PUBLIO On TUESDAY. the 3ist inst., at 10 o'clock a. m., we chal! sell. at the Club House, No. 365, 0n the corner and K streets north, opposite Frank Gnetne Parlor Suite, Walaut Frame, ecvered with jue Damask isting of Teto-a-tete, Sofas, Easy. Side-end Gothic Chairs: - One fine Parlor Suite. Rosewood Frame. covered by op nore Bep, consisting of Sofas, Easy, aud mire. One fine Gilt Frame French plate Mirror, 12 feet long by 5 feet wid Two Walnut Whatnote and Ornaments Two costt Walnut and Rosewood Marble-top Con- a8 pt One Bye Walnut Writing Desk with Book Caso at- tac! Walnut and Cherry Wardrobes Walnut Mrrble-top Dressing Bureaus Walnut Marble top Waahstand« Walnut French Pedsteage and Tables D Li ¢ Rattresses Curled Hair and othe: Sheets, Blankets, Com- llows, Velvet, irussels, Tapestry, Three ply, Ingrain, and on ——— Hal! Oil Cloth and Brussels Step Carpets Que fine Oval Top, Carved Leg, Walnut Extension Table le feet long, a Oak Dining Cnaire Plateau Castors, Spoons. Forks and Cutlery Dining Crockery and Gla«ware Ove fine Cooking Steve and Utensils A geod lot of Kitchen Requisites And many other articles which we deem unnecesss- ry to enumerate, Terms GREEN & WILLIAMS, (Intel. Auctioneers. oc 23-4 B* J.C, McGUIBE & OO., Auctioncers, EXECUTOR'’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FrR- NITURE, PAINTINGS. SILVER WAKE, &c On TUESDAY MORNING. § 5 cing at 10 + clock, we shail sell at the residence of the late Riebard 8 Coxe. north side of Louisiana avenue, near the corner of 5th the House- hold Furniture, rami Plush covered large rs Hair cleth Sofa and Be " Dining Patle ond Chaies Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, & Redsteads, 'ureaus, Washstands. anges Bath Tubs. is. Mattresses. Pillows, Bolsters Bedding, Sheets. Pillow and Bolster Sti Butter and Fruit Knives, Sugar Dish.und Cream By ed Tea and Coffee Set _ke.. ko, Pifcrms cash JAMES i CARLISLE, JOS H BRADURY, Jn), ecutors of R. 8. Uexe. Ex oc 26-te J.C. McGUIRE & Cu... Ancts B* JAS. O. McGUIBE & CO., Auctionsers, GEARDIAN'S SALE, BY 0) ORPRANS’ GoURT, RATIEED. t H CHUSETTS AVENE” LOT ON Massa. Y AF October 26th. at trust om A r and the cost ef the conveyancing and stamps at come AeA TTEE S Gorrie a7 THE A D gil TURD AY AP TERKOO: mee hii ty 4 Cat VRNE, Guardian. oc tcokde 4s Bee dure & 00., Aucts, Y WM. L. WALL & O0., Auctionsers iT AND THE ‘o paper gh Wa Tea will sell. the J 4 we = premises. the with Count-r and Shelving, and Bulidiugs, at the northeast coracr of and G streets. : ‘Terms cash. om W. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts,