Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Grover’s THEATER.—At the urgen‘ reqnest of many of our citizens, the great Irish drama ol “Arrab-na- Pogue” will be repe:tedto ni nt. ‘This is positively its last representauion here. ‘To-morrow night the play of “Ptot and Pas. Sion” and the comedy of the “Serivas Family.” Ovv Fertows’ Hatt.—Second nirht of the ful tibleaux for the benefit of Cal BRaprist Chyrch. The representations ine ace rial of Etfe Dean, Pygmationis Statue, The orshippers, and other interesting sub- CANTEREURY.— The pantomime of “The Smoggiers of the Spanish Main,” the won !vr- ful feats of the man without arms. ballet, songs, burlesque, and other attractions. Matinee this afiernocn. Laptes Festrvat at the North Presbyterian Church, on N, between 9th and 10th ae. to very Procure funds to furnish tve building. pleasant entertainment is expected. ——e IN THE CRIMINAL Covert ov THE DistTRIcT or CoLummia, October 27, 1865, before Judge Wylie. United States vs. Charles D. Lord. ‘This was a demurrer to an indictmant Sgainst Lord, for obtaining from Richard Busteed. jr., two certificates. each of the value of six hun. dred and eighty-five dollars, by means of falsely and fraudulently representing that he forty thousand dol ars to his credit in the Na- tional Hank of the Metropolis, out of which he could and would pay Busteed $1,370 for said certificates. The certificates. as described in the indict- ment, were from two recruits mustered into the army of the United States under the Presi- dent's call for three hundred thousand men, and to be credited to the town of Adams, Jefferson county, New York, and it was asserted on the part of the prosecution that the holder of these certificates could demand and receive from the town of Adams the tocal bounty promised by said town to recruits mus- tered into the army of the United States and credited to that town, and that they were in effect. though not in form, instruments of writing for the rayment of money to all intents and purpeses, and therefore within the mean- ing of the act of Congress of the 2d March, 1531, 12th sec., ith Stat., 448, which is in following words, to wit “Every person duly convicted of obtaining by falee preienses any goods or chattels. money, bank note, promissory note, or any other in- trument in writing for the payment or deliv- ery of money, or other valuable thing,” &c., “shall be sentenced to suffer imprisonment and aber for a period not less than one year, nor re than five years. The Judge reserved his decision. M. Thomp- fon for the prosecution. Mr. Merrick for the Cefendant. rr oo LARCENIES IN THE SEVENTH Warp.—Yes- terday atternoon, Lena Smith was arrested by officer Barker for the larceny of a lot of infant's clothing, the property of Christiana Webber. She was held to bail for court by Justice Bos- well. George N a was arrested by officer Gib for the larceny of a gallon of shucked oysters from Jos. Freeland. a street huckster. He took the bucket into his house, emptied the Oysters into a vessel belonging to himself, threw the bucket out to the boy, and then threw a brick at him to drive him away. Nolan was sent to jail by Justice Handy. m. H. Bron- sell was arrested by officer Gibson on a charge of stealing horses. It appeared from the of- fic'al statement that officer Boyle received in- formation yesterday that two horses had bee put up in the stable of Felix Dugan, on Mary- land avenue, near 4& street. Boyle went to stable and took the horses, and brought them to the statien- house, and ascertained that the horses bad been stolen from E. P. (Quinn, Surrattsville, Prince George's county, Md. Officers le and Parker tben arrested Dugan and Patrick G. Hawkins on suspicion of the larceny. They had a hearing before Justice Handy, when a colored boy, who slept in the ble, swore that he saw Dugan and Hawkins ring two horses to the stable between 4 and 5 o'clock in the morning. They were held for further hearing. This morning, Wm. H. Bron- sell was arrested by officer Gibson, on the com- plaint of Dugan, who says he will’ prove that Hronsell stole them. Bronsell was held fr a bearing, and Dugan and Hawkins were dis. missed and held to bail as witnesses. eee paomeres Founp Deap aT BLADENSBURG.—A coron- er’s inquest was held on the 25th ult., by Jus- tice H. Wallis, acting as coroner, over the body ofan unknown white man, found at the rail- road bridge, near Bladensburg, on the Balti- more and Washington railroad. The deceased was decently dressed, having on his person a black frock coat and pants. beaver hat and Jong boots. He was supposed to be abont 65 or @0 years of age, with a bald head, and his face yery much disfigured. The leftarm and left #e were broken. There were no papers or marke on his person by which he could be identified. The jury rendered a verdict that the deceased came to his death by a fall frem the railroad bridge, or from the cars whilst passing over thesame. The tall wasabout forty feet. The body was buried near where it was found. ORPHANS’ CoURT, Judge Purcell.—Yesterday, Jobn If. Ward qualified as executor of Jane Ward, deceased, giving bond in the sum of 22,000. Letters of administration were issued to Rich- ard G. Polley, on the estate of Thos. McGuire; to Harriet Burtis, on the estate of John R. Bur- us. Richard G. Polley was appointed guardian to the orphans of Thomas Me(Guire. The seventh account of the guardian to the orphans of A. O. Dayton, deceased, was ap- proved and passed. Inventories of the estates of Harriet Wilkes, Johanna Grant, and Edward Wright, were re- turned. ——-* Guyxxixe tm Farrax.—The Alexandria provost judge has given notice that all persons, white or colored, caught hunting, fishing or fowling on any lands in the county of Fairfax, and lying within five miles of navigable waters. without a license or permit from the ewners of said lands, are liable to be arrested and forfeit their towiing pieces or fishing ap- paratus, boats, or other means of conveyance any officer making said arrest, and for the first offence a fine of three doliars, for the sec- ond six dollars, and for the third nine dollars, nnd all costs, with imprisonment until the same is paid. Fenalties double if committed in the night or on Sundays. ~ Fatat Rattroap AccipEeNnT.— About nine o'clock on Monday night last, a passenger train from Annapolis to Annapolis Junction, on the Annapolis and Elk Railroad, when within a mile from the Junction, ran over and killed aman who was lying upon the track. His body was cut and mashed in a horrible manner. He was found two be Charles P. Pea- nington, formerly of Baltimore, but for the last #)x or eight years residing with his father-in- law, Richard Owens, about two miles from Annapolis Junction, to which place his boty was conveyed. He leaves a wife and threa children. —o WEARING THE Breecues.—Last night about £50 o'clock Sergeant Tait, of the Second Ward, noticed a girl named Mary Jarboe walking the streets with a lad whose appearance was very snspicious, much like that of the “Sherman Jiats,”” Who infest the doorways of the public places of amusement; or that other order of thieves who sleep in the markets and plunder the dealers. Upon taking Mary and her com- rade to the station the comrade proved to be Mary J. Stevens, a_young girl from the fancy ranches of the 7th Ward. who bad dressed her- self in male attire to look for her lover. The two Marys were sent to the workhouse in de- fault of $5 each. ———— Frre.—This morning, about ten o'clock, fire broke out in one of the wooden tenements on *ib street, near F, occupied by J.C. Johnson, nair-dresser. The fire originated froma stove- pipe passing through the laths and plaster to the flue. The fire was extinguished by the neighbors before the firemen, who were very prompt in responding to the alarm, had reached the spot. The damage was slight, mostly to the furniture by the waterthrown. Chief En- gineer Sessford notitied the occupants to change the pipe so 7 » pass directly into the fine, otherwise they would be liable to fire. t- tie Cutckes Stratinc.—Lettie Buckley, col- ored, Was arrested last night by officer Watts, of the Third Ward, on a charge of stealing a «bicken from Albert Nichols. She was taken tw the Central Guardhouse and held for a hearing before Justice Thompson. This morn- ing the prosecuting witness failed to appear, and the friends of the prisoner said the only grounds that Nicbols had for complaint was the statement of a fortune teller whom he con. sulted after he missed his chicken. Justice ‘Thompson released her on bail for a hearing to-morrow. eee Larceny OF A Mute —Tuesday afternoon, ‘Thomas Hinton and Rebecca Hinton, colored, ‘were arrested by officer Davis, on the charge of being concerned in the larceny of two mules from J. ©. Haviland, of Montgomery county, Md., and subsequently Ephraim Moore, col- ored, was arrested on the same charge. The latter was committed to jailto await a requisi- tion frem the Governor of Maryland. ace ANOTHER STEAMER FOR BaLTimone.—The com owning the steamboat Columbia, which runs regularly between Baltimore and the ports of Alexandria, Washin; and Georgetown, have, through their dent, Dr. Wm. Guntop, of Washington, purchased another steamer, which will run in connection with the Columbia. Soon as she is placed in the best running order she will be placed upom the line. crry rreMs. ——“—— Ti m WorkK:NG™rs’s Procgssion and Mas; Me: i: come off to-night, See a. vertise- other column. Ment tn « the Star Club morrow night. ee Tue Turmp Granp Batt ‘Will be given at Seaton Hall A cupitai affair is anticipated. —_—_—_._—_ Cinrrorsta Scone Setts, Rings, Studs for only one collar. the louar Jeweiry store, No. {35 Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 44 Street. ——___ Manint.—The third private Soiree at M: rinis fsbionable Dane ng Academy, at his Assembly Rooms, E street, between 9 hand ‘oth, will eecur on Friday night next, and thoee wi to attend will find it desira>ie to secure invitations. Gees _Tue MeMpeERs of Union Engine ay, No. |, give a grand ball at Stott s Hall, curner of 2th street and Pennsylvania avenue, to- morrow night. Grand preparations are in pro- eress for the occasion. . > EXcITEMENT on the avenue, third door from 43 street, over the new goods, at the Dollar Jewelry Store. cereeieneiee Parlor Sxatixo.—Prof. L. G. Marini has the pleasure of announcing that he has com- aye the arrangements for opening classes at 1s Assembly Room, E s‘reet, between9:h and 10th, for instruc‘ion in the popular and health- ful exercise of parlor ska‘ing, now taught in all the fashionable dancing ac tdemies of the North. The course of iustruction will com- Mence on Wednesday, November 15th, and the lessons will be coniinued on Mondays and Wednesdays thereafter: ladies class from 3 to 5 p.m.,and gentlemen’s class from 75% m. Skatescan be procured at the Academy. For particulars inquire of Prof. Marin: at the Academy. Mrs. Prick, who swindled the Pennsylva- nia ayenue merchants on Monday, also called at the extensive dry goods establishment of Lansburgh & Bro., No 515, Lutelligencer Build- ing. 7th street, and ordered a number of articles to the value of $25. Mrs. P. showed exeellent tast), for Lansbargh & Bro. have just received an immense stock of new goods, which they are selling at wonderfully cheap rates, and which should be examined before purchasing visew here. ee eee Sounp Apvice Fok AUTUMN WEATHER. That's it! that's it! Just listen a bit! From the folks at the Great Oak Hall Comes a word of advice, Sosound and nice For the present season of fall. Button your coat Up to your throat, And see that you're warm], Or with cold in your You'll be sick in bed, Which will be exceedingly bad. And you'll stay in bed, With the cold in your head, And compelled to be somewhat quiet, Till you've had enough - Of the dector’s stuff, And all sorts of sick folks’ diet. Better beware And always take care To be properly ciad tor the faji, In suitable clothes, Such as those Which are sold at the Great Oak Hall. Clothing to suit everybody, fashionable and cheap. Smith Bros. & Co., merchant tailors d cGealers in gents’ furnishing goods, Oak Hall, 464 7th street. - . SILVER-PLATED goblets, salt castors, call- lells, cups, teaspoons tur only one dollar at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penn. avenue, third door trum 43g street. clad, ead eee ipesinans Mr. Hatt presented the application of James Towles tor the heirs at law of Arthur Middle- ton, d 4,and J. Francis Fisher for tax erron paid by the estate, or those who formerly represented the same, for about thir- teen years, and not paid by James Towles, as @ in the report of the Council proceed- ings of Monday evening last. JAMES TOWLEs. —— = Ce , White Pearl Coral Setand Chain and Pendant, in gre variety, at the Dollar Jewel- ry Store, No. 498 Pennsylvania ayenue, third door from 435 street. eget Your Fret—Dr. White, Chiropodist, con- tinnes the successful treatment of Corns, Bun- ions, Cluband Inverted Nails, &c., at No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, hetween Four-and-a- balf and Sixth streets. Office hours froms8 a. m.to6p.m. Closed Sunday. pene Si aan GREAT BARGAINS in Jewelry and Silver- Piated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 456 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Your choice for one dollar, which also secures you a free gift, consisting of cluster, jetand corul setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. oc 11-lm* — eee MARRIED, McCANE—PETERS. On the S0th October, by Rey. George R. Leach, Mr. JACOB B. McCANE, of Orange county, New York, to Miss MAHALIA ELLEN PETERS, of Virginia. = BURGESS—TUCKER. On Tuceter, Oct. 3ist, vy, the Kev. Mr Smith. CLARKE BURGESS to i N. ee MARIAH E. TUCKER, both of Washington. io cards {Upper Marlborough and Baltimore papers please copy. | : tore DIED, McCORMICK. On Tuesday night, October Slet, LUCY W, McCORMIEK, of croup, aged 14 months, daughter of Alex. and abeth McCormick ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral to-morrow, 2d instant, at 11 o'clock, from the residence ef her father. * DAVIDSON. At Bellevue. D. C., on Saturday, October zith. at Ho'clock, MARY, eldest daugh ter of Johu B. and Mardie W. Davidson, aged 7 6 mouth it* LOST AND FOUND. OsT OR STOLEN—A WHITE POUDLE SLUT. ‘The finder will receive a reward of $5 by leay- ing it at the segar Store, No. $23 Dt. no 1-3t* 5 BEWARD—Strayed, October 27, from Thos. OD Mitans Dad street, between H and 1, one red COW, with & horns; tailed tipped with white and cropped; about three years old. no 1-3t* red and white POINTER DOG, with morecco collar outhis neck; own- ers Dame engraved on piate. A suitable reward wilt be paid to any one retrrning bim Drug Store, corner I7th street and Pa av. no 1-3" NTEAYED—From the residence. 535 1a! SS between DP and E streets, of JOHN LEE, two MILCH COWS—one red and white, the other light ron on the 2th Inst. A reward of $10 will be given for their return, or any information of them. no 1-2" LOT on athe, 2h October, Four COWS: one 4 white and beavy with calf; ‘one white and red « sawed; one brown red,and smali ed and white face and’ belly. A liberal reward will be paid by the Subscriber. WILLIAM COYLE, no }-21* near Lincoln Hospital, STOO BEWARU strayed or stolen. on the 30th of October, six COWS—three buf- white betly, and white adark buffalo, white belly, cow; the others are horned white on the bel white spot on her fi herned cow. with @ small bell around her neck; the other a young cow, horns stands up, white along B fale cows, one white face on the back; the ot hi #ne the other a blu: $, Obe a ° the back. Lhe above reward will be ratte turned to M. CONNER, Berry's Farm, bol-t* near Glenwood Cemetery. ‘AME To MY ENCLOSURE TWO Cows, one red bi je and one red aud wh with horns, aoe ome A. STOCKBRIDGE, oe 31-3t* near Glenwood Cemetery. UST—This morning, (Tuceday,) an ENVEL- 4 OPE, ccntaiping w pair of black Gloves and -everal papers. belonging to Mrs. NEALE. The firder will be rewarded by leaving them at age oft oc - UST Op Punday afternoon. 29th instant, in 4 guing from Penn avenne up 3d street to St. Alcysius Church, @ lady's BREASTPIN, gold and coral, The finder will be suitably rewarded and receive the thanks of the owner by leaving ag at 65 Micsouri avenue. oc 0-4 QTRAYED FROM THE RESIDENCE of Mont- S* gomery Blair, President's Square, a bright red short horns, crooked towai the front. Ml please notily Mr. BLATR. oc a5tt Coa © OAL! COAL! C°ss & i] & BALTIMORE COMPANY, LYEENS VALLEY, WHITE ard RE FURNACE, EGG AND STOVE ZE. Constantly on hand a full supply at the lowest cash prices. ALS, W. H. MARLOW, Office and Yard corner 7th atreet _te 30-6t* and Canal. j OTIC For sale, 1.000 setts of one, N ENEES 473 Peons. oy ats zea hd eee ssic Wittanat Homt ore” ‘seis tmee UST_ARRIVED, J Furs Boos , BUTTER. AND CHEESE. ‘le at No. > etreet, above Penn. avenue, CHEAP. Oc 24-3t* . GOODS SOLD AT COST atfthe J Ag Segre tee 48 ont aie, Feros z £00. oc B-3t* 34 Market Space. For sai to Wp. WANTS. ARSED A, competent Apothecary CLERK. references” Address {'ox 18 stat cfhew, ‘aw L-Ste FOR SALE AND RENT, SEEN 9S SSeS 8 Sates see OR RENT—Unfornished ROOMS, uj the F Sret Poor, at 117 Pa, avenue, Tecween 18th 5 Bo PS ANTEL—a BO to tend W Bur. eh A a Ap- ply at Union Hotet_ Georgetown, D.C. 1* ) ANTED—By a laty. a Pt in Wee: a ‘eprint Aeitse! hh wait refey ven. In- ress Teacher. Star no 1-66" ro H ly Se AME ice Beinn Bsa 5 . F. e' Jersey avenne and Ber. ‘south, * po L-St Foe RENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, eaite- Bent moderate teste tek. tea frame house.” ste Bet noe” W ANTED—A COOK for a boarding house; one that can bring good recommendations for honesty and subricty . between Sd and 435 sts. WANSTED—A SITUATION by & respectable girla~ cook inaswa'l family. Has nu objec- fon te co as lanndress Call at No. 318 isth st., bet. K and L, between the honrs of Sand 5. it* W 4NTED—by ®@ respectable girl a SITUA- TION to do chamberwork. or to assist in er or froning, or as laundress. of refor- ences given. Apply to Box 41, Staroffice. 1t* WANTED—A strong WHITE WOMAN, who can come recommended, to, do chamberwork 01 Apply at No, 391 U street, no 1-3t* (OR RENT—one twovteny FRAME HOUSE, F No. Market street. taiwees TOR! and Pi arett ang 8 rooms. Inquire of BR. PETTIT, posreee RAPS FOR RENT—Threo FURNISHED ROOMS and zea. rs EN, pong ——e it No. a ee ween and 28th sti ar the Circle. Apply on the premises no Lest Feb BENT—A comfortable HOUSE for rent containing 8 rooms, gas and water. Situated on B st... bet = ately. tent ean" 3d. Possession given — Fo SALE—A BAKERY, an old established stand. and deing a large custom business, and and help wash and iron. Germai s i No. 255 F street, bet. 13th and 13¢ oo apy ome saciriat stains tiany SRE a ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good COACH OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE treet, be- W tilitaisn, Apply te eW SOR RBOe AE tween Pennesivanien Sad: Minoan erin sireet, between C street and Ohio avenaa. No. Oc $1-3t* Apply to H. 8. JOHNSON, No. 373 Penta. ave, opposite National Hetel. no I+ TANTED IMMEDIATELY—Eignt "1 SCOTTCE street, he yeen ilth Bod A MiiObE , E atre ~ tween te le 347; oF 191 sn street, Island. woe sist" ANTED—WASHLNG and IRONING neatly G54 N streets betwen ath nod fib oe a street, ween and 5) at Box 10 Star Office, for 2daya. os sats ANTE—PARTNER in Orauberry and Wine Land enterprise, by which will be realized immense profits. For particulars address : o oc 7 Btar Office. ie Aes ae NISHED HOUSE WANTED-—A thorough- Sona payuished HOUSE centralty located. ts et a responsible party. ress 4) Post Office al Dols W ANTED—Ry a Georgia cotton planter th & PARTNER with 37.00 or somebody who is willing to lend $7.000_on mortgage ona plantation. Direct letters to Key Box 56 Alexandria, Va. oc 31-6t* WANTED—By a middle-aged man. of steady habits, an unfurnished ROOM, with BOARD between J7th and 22d streets west, and between and I. Private family preferred. Address Box &74 Washington P. 0. oc 31-2t* A SITUATION WANTED—As _ first - class WAITER or CHAMBERMAID, or would astist in the fine ae and froning of a respect- able femily. Please call or address SY Pennsylva- Bia avenue. oc 31 2t* W ANTED—The Ladies of the District to call and examine our steck of CARPRTS just rectived. By far the cheapest and prettiest goods we have bad this xeason. Remember, we are still selling Oil Cloth at & cents. BONTZ & GROSHON, oc 31-3t 3369 7th street, above I.~ W ET NURSE WANTEB—Apply to Dr. WP. JOHNSTON, 7th street, opposite Post Office, between the hours of 3 and 9 a.m. and from 12 to I pm oc 30-tf CLERK WANTED AT ONCE—In a retail 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 sts, o¢ 30-3t* \ ) ANTED—Shoemakers to know that they can Rarchese LEATHER and FINDINGS at the fhoe Finding Store situated at 279 11th st.. bet. Eand F. {oc 26 In *} J.C. HALL, W ASTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (100) to select the best works, History, Travels, Classics. Novels, ete., and honor with their names as Subscribers THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Corner 9th and B sts. Seaton Hall. leq north of Pepna. ay. o¢ 26-e03m im __lequa: of Pepns. se. _ VW ANTED—We want several farnished and un- furnished HOUSES. beth large and small. Also, FARMS and BUILDING LOTS in. and around Washington and the adjoining county. .L, WELLS & U0.. 476 7th ¥treet. opposite Post Office. WANTED —For a first class Confectionery in Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to take oc 17-Im* charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental work, and well recommendea, Apply at No. 316, Pa avenue, Washington, D.C. oc 4. \ 7; ANTED—A first-class MILLINER, at BO! WELL’S Fancy Store, 302 E street, near lith se 30 YWENTY HOUSES WANTED, with six or eight rooms each Inquire at G. M. VAN BUREN & CC,,No 5387t W ANTED, WANTED. LADIES, EVERYBODY. WM. PRINCE. THE PIONKER OF STAMPING, 3%1 F street. opposite Patent office, Has. in consequence of an attempt made on the Bri of new beginners, to cut down the price of TAMPING, reduced his charge, and is now pre- ared to came ‘oods from IVE CENTS PER WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Any Fegan whether we bave it or not. Ladies should be careful, as dangerous and cheap compo- sitions that ruin fabrics are now used by the so- called Stampers. We are the only practical per- sons in the city engaged in STAMPING and FLUTING. We make and stamp any pattern brought us. Daily issue new patter Ts. G*BB4t CHAN FOR What the people want. Complete History of the War,inone large volume, splendidly illustrated, with over 125 fine portraits of Generals and Battle scenes. The most candid, lucid. complete, au- thentic and rejiable histery published. It con- tains reading matter equal to three large octave volumes. Send for circulars and see our terms, Address, “JONES. BROS. & CO. _#6 25-Im* Philadelphia, P: ANTEP — SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also. 8 Oa BEDS, BED- 's6 90-tf WANTED DING and HOUSEFURNISHIN: DS of every description. B. BUCHLY, €06 7th street. je8-tf between G and H. east side FOR SALE AND RENT. OUSE FOR RENT-—F rooms, tly fur- Hitirnea’ gros bah ateonen 3k beta eter. near K. Call between 4 and 6. p m., or7 ant 8 1 HREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT— saan Ee eaenes erica ae avenue Street, containing six rooms. Inquire o JAMES MULQUIN, No 26, same place. ho Lest For RENT—A_ HOUSE, containing five rooms H sitnated on the corner of sth and A street Capitol Hill. Inquire of THOMAS MURRAY, on > premises, i mo 1 3t* (OR RENT—Part of a Furnished HOUSE con. egofa parlor and @x rooms, suitable for family, or two gentlemen’ and wives. 375 per month. Apply at No. 553 Gee st., 3 no At the corner of Bridge and Green RLOR, BED-ROOM and KITC EN. farnished. Also, STORE aud three ROOMS; can be furnished or without, at No 37 Bridge s' norser W.R. FOWLER, ; OR SALE—A good three story BRIOK DWEL- LING-HOUSK, containing six rooms, witha two-story frame building in rear, occupied as a bakery. Also, all the FiXTURES and POOLS in the bakeshop, with a good bread route of ¢ ne ers, one Horse and Wagon. Terms casy; title cood, Inquire 651 L street, between 4th and Sth nerth. Reason forselling given. no 1-4t* OR RENT—A handsome FRAME COTTAGE, with wings, piazza, &c., No. 549 6th street, east of the Capitol, three squares south of Pennsylvania avenue; contains 9 rooms. closets, cellar, walled area all around in good order; beautiful location; shade trees, ample grounds, &c. The present ten- ant, Dr. T. B. Bishop. is about leaving thecity, and immediate possession can be had. Inquire ext door, No. 451, of Mr. James H. Jones, or of the subscriber. Alse, several LOTS for lease or sale, JORN G. ADAMS, no 1-3t* 323 8th st., north of Patent Office. ‘OR SALE—A well-fitted up and good FGaienOomt. “Wert location Sn useciee tae quire at the Star office. oc 31-3t* [ef PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS, single and double, and one donble back ROOM. Can obtained b: ly at No. 7 Ist st., oc 31-3t* tying immed Georgetown. Terms moder: Kee RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, pleas- antly situated, with frnit garden attached. Rent mederate. 362 north B street, between Ist and 2d east, Capitol Hill. Oc 81-3t* UNFURN ISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Su ble fer hon-ekeeping, to a family without chil- dren. Terms $13 per month. Apply at 37L street, between and 24th, near Penn enue, 31 3t* OR KENT—In a small private family. neatly furnished DOUBLE PARLORS and CHAM- BER, suitable for two zentlemen or gentleman and wite without children. Terms moderate. Good reference required. No.404 Mass. ave. 9 and 10th streets. FURNISHED ROO A by T, 499 1ith strect under United -2d House from Pennsylvania av Apply 92 11th street. pe 30-3t {OR RENT—A three story BRICK 0) with gas and water. Apply to BERNA HAYES, corner 4th and H sts. oc 30-3t* UW FURNISHED ROUMS FOR RENT—suitavle for housekeeping, at large Frame House on P street, three doors west of Mth street. pass the corner. Reterences required OOMS FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, one on the Ist floor and one on the 31 fleor: Appl at Bo. 650 L street, between sth and 5th sts, oc 3 Fok RENT—Three FURNISHED ROOMS on second floor, with Board if desired,in a pri- vate family. at 39% L street, bet. 1ith and Vermont a References exchanged. oc 30-3t* peg ete OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS with Board may be obtained at No. 344 9th st., between Massac’ desirabie. Foe RENT—A small FURNISHED ROOM, with gas,op the second floor. suitable for a gentle- man. Inquire at No. 456 Mass. av., bet. 4th and Sthatreets, References required. oc 3-3t* Fee, SALE—A BAKERY. RESTAURANT, and a large DINING ROOM, all connected, and well fitted up. A fine CS ped og to make money. Apply immediately at No. 42™ Pennsylvania ave- nue, between 4) 1 6th ats., Wasi ‘ton. oc3) 2w* F URNISHED KOOMS . Parlor aad Bed Room on the same floor, with the use of Cold and Warm Baths. and the conveniences of a ner os No, 445 12th street, between G and H. oe . Fe RENT—A COTTAGE, containing two pleasant rooms. A few persons can also be ac- commodated with ROARD on reasonable terms by addressing Mrs. N. MAGRUDER, Bladensburg, Md. oc 30-3t* tts avenue and Lst. Location oc OR RENT—A_ handsome PHOTOGRAPHIO ART GALLERY. in Lane & Tucker’s build- ing, newly and elegantly fitted up, and now read: for pecupency. Apply on the premises to CHAS. H. LANE, 424 Pa. avenne, near 45 street. Alre, three pleasant and comfortable ROOMS (in the above) suitable for offices. oc 11-tf Fe SALE—That splendid RESIDENCE at the corner of New York avenue and 18th street, For particulars inquire at 490 H street north, of Patent Office, at ‘ae hours of f % m.. 1 o'clock & m. JAMES TOWLES, au 2)-tf Property Agen! N THE HEIGHTS.—For rent, with or without Furniture a first-class HOUSE, with all the modern improvements and one of the situa- tions and neighborhood in Georgetown. Situated on Congr ss street, No. 74 opposite. Inquire on the premises, Oo Fw" J. K. CARTER, TS LET- Two ofthe largest STURE ROOMS in Washington, being the upper stories of build- ing soutneast corner 11th street and Pa. avenue. re- cently occupied by the late Jas. Skirving as a stove store. Also. a large BASEMENT, suitable fora first- class Restaurant. rear of said building. near Washington Theater. Inquire of NAGLE & CO., Wine Merckants,on premises. oc 19-tf from 9to 13 rooms each. ree Unfurnishs HOUSES 4roomseach. Also, for sale, 8 Buildi: Lots on I street, between 12th and 13th streets: Bnilding Lots ‘on H. street, between 6th and 7th streets; 2 Building Lots on L street. east of 234 street; 1 Buildiag Lot on 10th street, near R street; Honse and Lot on 10th street. near BR street, for 1,200. Apply to C. H. WOOD. tirm of MITCH- ELL & SON, southeast corner of Pa. avenus and Ith street. oc7 GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. ARDWELL & HAYS, ACCTIONEERS, W GEORGETOWN, Wil! attend to sales of personal property and real estate, on the most reasonable terms, Persons wishing to dispose of property at anction are respetfully invited to call at our store, No. 36 East Market Space, Georgetown. fal 1 housekeeping goods and many other arti- ticles at store. every Tuesday and Saturday morn- 10 o'clock, im* WARDWELL & HAYS, Ancts. FRANCIS H.sM TH.] (JAMEs 0. CLEPUANE SMITH & CLEPHANE, LAW REPORTERS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS, bb zotiana avenue, betw. $d and 43g sts.. or _oc ____” Clerk's Ottice, City Hall. DIRECT FROM PARIS Ladies desirous of the finest Parisian novelties in CLOAKS, BONNETS. HUMAN HAIRWORK, AND FANCY GOODS, Ete. will find them at M. WILLIAN’s. se Z-eolmif 336 Pennsylvania aven #1 je] ia. wi open MILLINERY, for the wi THUBS DAY, November 24, 1865" ee oc 27-eo1m OFLA ‘Uy .RE LATEST PARISIAN 1 DIES’ ANB CHILDRENS Guo! cutand _336 Pennsylvania avenue. made to order, at G ROCKERS, BAKERS, 80 {7-colmif ATTENTION. A large and complete assortment ot ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, AT LOW RATES, WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. ALSO, FEED, BACON, WHISKY, &c., AT LOW BATES, In quantities to suit, by WM. M. GALT & CO., Cor. Indiana ave. and Ist st., 20 22-ly nesr Depot. Bortee (BUTTER! 300 Packages Sine. tomlly BUTTER, large and wat the old stand, small sizes, D. g. puTROW, 27-6t* 0.450 8th strect. | Lier AND OTHE WRITINGS OF JAS to n “ BAIR eee LP Lon, Fe RENT—A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, ecntaining Grooms. Rent $40 per month. Sat- isfactory references required. Posseasiun given Lat apa Inquire at No. 203 lith street. t oc Fo SALE—The FIXTURES of the boarding house and restaurant known as the New Ides. situated on the corner of Bridge and Mon! er} streets, Georgetown. Price $600; $000cash, bal- ance on time, with security, Apply on the prem- ises, oc 30 3t* TORE FOR RENT .—Wai l by a young man & of good recommendations, a SITUATION as clerk ip a grocery or some lively business; and the FIXTURES and COUNTERS of the best stand in the city for sale, near the avenue. Sold cheap if sold to day. Address A.B. C., this office. oc30-3t* ‘ARDEN SPOTS. x GARDEN 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 place call on HALL, KILBOURN & CO., late R. M. HALL & CO.,corner 7th and F sts. ec 30-3t (OR SALE—Two three story BRICK HOUSES on the Island, near Grace Church, og a 0c 23- C.B. BAKER, Btar Office. Fe KENT—A PARLOR and two CHAMBERS. with nee of bath room; all on same floor; well furnished; in anexcellent veighborhood. and with- in a few minutes walk of War and Navy Depart- ments. Inquire at this office. References required. 0c 28-t Fo RENT—To asmall family several very de- sirable UNFURNISHED ROOMS, designed for housekeeping, one being an excellent kitchen. Apply at northeast cor. of C and North Capitol sts., Oc 27-e03t* near the Pepot. mt i 2 “RARE CHANCE '—A business of Restaurant and Boarding House. situated in the best part of the city, en 7th street, is for sale immediately, at a fair bargain; or, if easier for the party, one-half ofit. Inquire atthe Star Office oc 27-6t*_ Fee REN 9 front half. er ROOMS suit- able for housekeeping, at 173 2d street, bet. B and C streets. 0c 25-1w* A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE or exchange <4 for Be Property. Situated in Prince George's County, Md., only six miles from the Centre ket. For farther particulars inquire of SAM & E. WROE, G street, between 17th and 18th Washington, D.C. oc 25 OR SALE OR REN T—Thirty acres of vainable QUARRY and FARM LAND on the banka of the Potomac, at the Chain Bridge. lars apply toW. T. DUVA L, For particu- ‘oundry, George- 5-Im M ABRLBOROUGH FARM_FOR RENT, Situated on Potomac Creek and river, a short dis- tance below Aquia. and near the mail boat. which asses twice daily. affording every facility to mar- et. The soil is of the best quality. and is believed to be equally adapted to vegetables and grain. Ap- ly to the subscriber, in King George, Fredericks- tureP. 0. ROBT WALLA oc 19-Im* FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR improved city property, containing 90 acres, with dwelling house able; & young peach orchard; 6 miles from Navy Yard bridge, in Prince George’s county, Md., near Bell's M: adjoining the lands of David Rollings and El Pumphrey. For further pa 633 Hs aia east, or Silver Hill Post Office oc 1l- e OTICE.— The e«ndscriber, living four miles west of Rockville, pr eee caunty. Md., is anxious to sell 500 acres of his LAND, entire, or in lots tosuit purchasers. This land ix in condition; well wooded and watered; some build- ings on it; quite accessible to market; near the pro- ted Metropolitan Raiiroad and county town he location is remarkably healthy, and has all the convenience of churches, schools. mills, &c. Itis supposed 1 rous purchasing will ew this land, or pathos the subscriber seleday ther particulars, when terms most accommod: will be made kugwr = B. T. HODGES. le, Montgumery county, Ma. oc 16-wiw alt Sun copy. rs RENT—An elegant unfurnished PARLOR, with three front windows. at 142 G street. be- tween 21st and 22d. with use of gus and heater. Also, anew STAPLE. Referencesexchanged. oc 24-tf PF UENSHED House FOR RENT—Contain- ra” five Troome, prly to DL y itt aud F sts.. Coc mee lores a eet pens White's store. Rock i [Fer other Auction Sales, se fourth page.) B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. — FURNITURE AND BAR FIX’ THE For elaras House Bru ht auc. oa THURSDAY. 24, at o'clock &. m., we shall i. . P vania: between fn ad th trent eouth ede, (knows as the Baiy One laige oval frame handsome cornice Fren-h- \rror ~ Mirror ,8 feet long by 4 feet ‘inscoue Gos adie Dining Chairs,and black Walnut Extension Ta- bles Hall apd floor Oil Cloths Three painted Cottage Setts, with Bedding all com- Oat tice Derk aeravi nask © Ds. 5 Table Casters. Plated Pitchers ana Walters Bobemian Giass Decanters and Wines aoe pang! © ee a ay Nore “ook . Range, ator, and Bar Fixtures, Counters, Shelving, &.. &. ALSO. Two handsome French plate Show Cases Stock of Tobacco, Cigars. Snuff, Pipes € fom pigns, &e., &c. Terms 5 7) GREEN & WILLIAMS, 1___{Chron. & Intel | Auctioneers. m B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, AUCTION SALE OF WASHINGTON CORPO- RATION STOCK. On SATURDAY, the 4th inst. we shall sell, at our Auction Rooms, coraer of 7th and D streets, Five Hundred Dollars i ‘ashing- ton Corporation six per cent. quarterly stock. Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. atéo'clock p.m. AUCTION SALES. _. AUCTION SALES. “$HIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORRO e Gre hundred Setate witt peuigons eu jollare will be ired ee er ie knocked of on piece oc Bid” GREEN & WILLIAMB, Ange. BY CROWN, WALKER 4 00., Auctioneers, A VALUA iT AT ADOTION A co) ER OF ¥ wae ¥ AND Rid CRUSETTS AVENT ‘We will sellon WEDNESDAY, November ist, at jack p.m., on premises. D, tu Square . Said lot fronts Mfeet Sinches on New Jersey avenue. and with a front ef Ty feet on Mas- sachusetts avenue. This lot is located ina basi- ness neighberhood, being near the Depot. Suit- able for any kind of business. le good. Sale without reserve. me thied cash: the balance fn six and —— months. Deed given and deed of trust en All convevapcing. including revenue stamps, at the cost ef purchaser CROWN, WALKER & ©0., oc 23-4t* Auctioneers. B* J.C. McGUIRE & ©CO., Auctioncers. GOVERNMENT SALE AT THE U. 8. TREA- . SURY EXTENSION, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, November 8, commeneing at 100’clock, we shall seil at the U. 8. Treasury Extension— Two-sory Frame Building; opposite west front of Treasury Building That part of Frame Building on Pennsylvania avenue, north of Treasury Building, west of gate- way Lot of old Freestone Lot of old Marble Lot of Cast and Wrought Iron Lot of old Pine and Mahogany Cases, Tables, oc. The Buildings, as also all the articles sold, must be removed within tem days from date of sale. Terms : Cash in Government funds. By eréer ot B. OERTLY, Acting Assistant Architect. no 1-6t J.C. McGUIRE & Cu., Auct BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FARM FOR SALE OF FROM 20 TO 30 Acres, all under cultivation. The improvements are a House containing 12 rooms, large Barn, Sta ble, Corn-house, Servants’ Quarters, &c. There is alarge number of Ornamental and Fruit Trees, and the grounds pear the house are tastefally Jaid off, The land is in good order and suitable for farm- ing ard gardening. City property would be tal in part payment. For further particulars inquire on the premises, on Bock Creek Church road. 8's miles from the Centre Market, about % of a mile beyond the Soldiers’ Home. MRS. MARY WALKER. 87 The above will be sold, unless sooner disposed of, at Public Sale,on WEDNESDAY, November 15th. 1865, at 12o0’clock m., on the premises. no 1 2w* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, BY C. W. BOTELER, Ju.. Auctioneer. SALE OF VERY DESIRARLE HOUSE AND LOT. TENTH STREET WEST, NEAR PENN- SYLVANIA AVENUK On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON next the 8th of November, I shall sell, upon the premises, at half past four o'clock, part of Lot five,(5,) Square 2&0. with the imprevements. The Lot is 13 feet 7 inches front with a depth of 6% feet, running back to a 10 foot alley. The improvements ( being the third house from the corner of C and Tenth streets) consisting of a substantial and well-built house, two stories. with comfortable ics and back buildin, The right of the use of the alley passes in fee with the lot. The proximity of this proper- ty to Pennsylvania avenue and to the center of the business of the city renders it desirable uot only for immediate use for a small family, but as a per- manent investment. Terms: One-fourth cash; the balance 6,12, and 13 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust upon the premises. Stamps and conveyancing at the cost of the pur- chpitie,indiaputabl Title indisputable. nol d&di W. BOTELER, Jr., Auct. Q@ALE OF covanexs T FRAME BUILD- Chew uartermaster’s Office, Depot Washington, wide Washington. ¥ C., November 1, 1la65. H Will be sold at public ction, on the premises, under the direction of so J.H. Crowell, A. M., on TUESDAY, Nevember 7, 1855, at 2 o'clock 5 my WELVE FRAME BUILDINGS. situated at the Government Stables.on K, near 17th street. Washington, D. C.. as fellows : One (1) Stable, 28 by 302 feet, One (1) Stable, 23 by 365 feet. One (1) Stable, 28 by 337 feet. One (1) =. 28 by 358 feet. a One (1) Shed, 24 by 3 One (1) Shed} 24 by 90 feet. Oue (1) Building, 15 by $2 feet. ‘One (1) Ruilding, 2954 by 79 feet. One (1) Building, 24 by 56 feet. ‘The buildings will be sold singly to the highest bidder, and must be removed from the premises ba a = ears date feac-y ‘erms : in Government . H. RUCKER, * Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, nol st Depot of Washington. BY 743. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. GUARDIAN’S SALE, BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS’ COURT, RATIFIED BY THE SUPKEME COURT, OF LOT ON MASSA- CHUSETTS AVENUE. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 24th. at 432 0 clock. on the premises, I shall sell part of Lot No. rent cares, 3) in Sapare He, Sve 9 and sixty-four. (504,)in Ly of ‘ashi! nm, D. G,. beginning f same at the northeast corer ia for the ia lotand running thence westwardly alo: the line of Massachusetts avenue sixteen feet. ( feet.) thence southwardly seventy-three feet one- half inch (73 feet 4: inch) toa lie alley, thenee along the line of said public alley thirty-nine feet four and one-half inches. (39 feet 43s inches,: thence Borehwardly oue hundred and nine feet to the place of beginning. Terms of tale: One-half cash; the residue in six months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises, All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, CATHARINE BYRNE, Guardian. ocl8d ., J.C. McGUIRE & CU., Aucts. a7 THRE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED uutil TUESDAY AFTERNUON, October 31, same hour and place. CATHARINE BYRNE, Guardian. oc %-eokds J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucis, 87-THE AROVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- pened in conseqnence of the rain until FRIDAY KFTERNOON. November $4. same hour and place. CATHARINE BYRNE, Guardian, cesi-d © J.C. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucis. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ELEGANT ROSEWOOP AND WALNUT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BY PUBLIC On TUESDAY, the 31st inst., at 10 o'clock a. m., we shall sell. at the Club House, No. 365, on the eorpes of 12th K streets north, opposite Frank- One fine Parlor Suite, Walaut Frame, ocvered with Blue Damask, eomatetiog ot Tete-a-tete, Sofas, Easy, Side, and Gothic Chairs, One fine Parlor Suite, Rosexood Frame. covered —_ arose. Rep, consisting of Sofas, Easy, and le C Ts. One fine Gilt Frame French plate Mirror, 12 feet rot aide Wists god Oraunant Two costly Walnut and Rosewood Marble-top Cen- Tab one ine Walnut Writing Desk with Book Case at- Walnut and Cherry Wardrobes Walnut Mrrble-top Dressing Bureaus Walput Marble top Washstands Walnut French Bed: and Tables Carled ae and other Mattresses iy 4 ite pt Soreait: Sheets, Blankets, Com- fol 5 other be Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry , Three-ply, Ingrain, and other Corpets Hall Oil Cloth and Brussels Step Carpets Oue fine Oval Top, Carved Leg, Walnut Extension Table 16 feet long, ALSO, Oak Dining Cnairs Platean Castors, Speons, Forks and Cutlery Dining Crockery and Glassware One tine Cooking Steve and Utensils A geod lot of Kitchen Requisites And many other articles which we deem unnecessa- GREEN & WILLIAMS, (Intel. Auctioneers. S7-THE ABOVE SALE_IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain wntil FRIDAY, November 9d, game ace Moral GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acutioneers. 8T Ww © STREBTS NO! Sd inst., 40'clock p.m... we shall scttsn frog the . part of Lot 25 in Square = 21 front, running back 13) fect 7 Inche ‘to a 30 foot paved alley. ‘erms: One- fcash; balance three, six and ning tS ee ge interest, secured by a deed of MTeaveyeneing and revenae stamps at the cost woe sod ‘GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. H. Wi2*é Ans * CELEB! LADI acxSGr, 493 11TH STREET, large tot , cneuity a tae ‘Also, Orders attended ae isom* © souom, ageat B* J.C. McGUIRE @ 0v., Auctioneers. TRUETEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLI HOUSE ON 12TH STREET WEST, BETWEE! C AND D STREETS Eke On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Nov. Ist, at 4 o'clock, 1 shall sell the southern half of Lot in Square 823, fronting 25 feet on 12th weet. ‘ween © and D streets north, with a depth of about 10 feet. improved by « four-story aud basement Drick Dwelling Heuse, with a four-story back building, conteining together sixteen rooms, porch in rear. and gas ana waver throm chont. ooh jon given upon compliance with terms of je. Terma: One half cash; balance xan’ twelve Months with interest, and deed given aud deed of trust taken Conveyancing at rears expense. DAM BLUCHER. Trustee. or 4-dte J. © McGUIRE &CO.. Ancts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE - AT AUCTION On TRURSDAY, November 2. at 10 o'clock a. We shall sell. at the residence of @ gentleman clining housekeeping, at No. 21 Indians avenue, between 3d and 4% atr - ‘astor and Side Chairs other Tables ther Tables od Washstands omforts. &e China. Glass. and Crockeryware With many other articles which we deem anne cessary to epnmerate, Terms cash. GREEN & _WILLTAM: on St a... B* JAMES ©. McGUIRE & © ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PERSUNAL EFFECTS, WEAR- ING APPAREL, &., &c. On THURSDAY MORNING, November 24, commencing at lo clock. by order of the honor. able Orphans’ Court of the District of ©; shall sell, at the residence of the Witkes. No. 22 1355 street, betwee al ire, &c., and er Personal Effects therein and Wearing Apparel c, entire, &c.. W. A. BOSS, Administrator. oc 31-4 J © McGUIRE & CO. Aucts. QALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT we ALEXANDRIA, VA. Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washinsion, z Was D. C., October 7, 1855. ¢ Will be sold at acti«n,en the premi under the direction of Brevet Lieuteuant Colonel J.G C. Lee, A.Q. M., at Alexandria, Va., os THURSDAY ovember 2, 1855, commencing at 10 o'clock a.m , the following described Government Buildings, viz : AT THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY'S WHARF One (1) Building, 55 by 214 feet. One (1) Building, 55 by 197 feet. One (1) Building, 95 by 168 feet. AT THE HEAD OF KING STREET. One (1) Guard-house, 10 by 2 feet. One (1) Guard-bouse, 12 by 20 feet. AT BRIGGS’ BARRACKS. Five (5) Barracks, each 20 by 100 feet. One (1) Mess house, 26 by 140 feet. Two (2) Officers’ Quarters, each 16 by 24 feat, One (1) Officers’ Quarters, 16 by 39 feet, with Shed attached, yo by 10 feet One (1) Headquarters, 20 by 30 feet, with an at- tachment 12 by 28 feet. One (1) Adjutant’s Office, 16 by 30 feet, with am Sttachment, 12 by 14 feet. One (1) Stable, 20 by 30 feet. Ope (1) Stable, 12 by 123 feet. Ove (1) Gusra- house, 12 by 30 fest. Two (2) Outhouses, each ¢ by 16 feet. big PL emmy jy ne 4 feet. ne (1) Outhouse, 3 The Buildings will sold singly. t Leen f named, and must be removed by ‘the —_— ten an vo date ie erms cash, in vernment fu! 5 D. H. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chi oe 27-5t pot ALE OF GOVERNM FINLEY HOSPITAL _ BRANCH 0. ers Washington. D.C. Will be sold at Public Auctf the under the direction of Captain J. i. irene Q. M., on THURSDAY, November 2, 1865, at ten o'clock a.m. — tal the Eckington Branch thereof, situated o the road leading from the northeast terminus of avenue to Glenweod Cemetery, as follows : One (1) Dispensary sod Post Office, 24 by 44 feet, One (1) Storehouse. 25 by 202 feet. One (1) Dining Hall, 24 by 161 feet. One (1) Kitchen, by 100 feet. One (1) Kitchen, 25 by 40 feet. One (}) Guard house, 15 by 20 feet. One (1) Dead-heuse. 20 by 3% feet, One (1) Laundry, 30 by 100 feet. Ove (}) Building, 14 by 123 feet. Four(4)emal! Outbuildings, Three (3) Hospital Wards. each 22% by 200 feet. One (1) Barracks, 30 by 100 feet. One (1) Laundry, 25 by @ One (1) Dead House, 12 by 20 feet. One (1) Bul ing. 15: ne (1) Kmapaack House. 20 by 50 feet. =~ G ) @fiicers’ Quarters, 30 by 30 feet. me (1) Building ,35 We, 60 feet. Ove (1) small Outbuiids The above mentioned buildings will be sold sin- gly to the higbest biaaer, and must be removed tbe purchasers within ten days from the date Je. “Terms cash, in Government fonds. Brey. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, core Gee tof Washington. * ‘A OTION SALE OF HOSPITAL PROPERTY. as Wasuixeton, D. C., October 23, 1855. Will be soldat Public Auction, inthis city, at Judicias juare Warehouse, Fifth and EB streets, on THU AY. November 2. at three o'clock in the afternoon, lot of serviceable Hospital Prop- of iggy So , Siento, v Tpanes, wv, rts, Gowns. Stockings, "Mugs. Pitchers: Knives. Forks, Spoens, Bowls, Iron ae Terms cash. a sodncngs r Hhed Day for ona re- move in y-ei ours from sale. = c SULHERLAND. Surgeon U.S. A , and Medical Purveyor. oc 25-4t ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED REAL ESTATE BY PUBLIC AUC- On THURSDAY, November 2d, at 4% o'clock m.. wo shall in front of the promises, bot Square No. 7t, fronting 64 fect 8c inches ow 24 street east. between Gand H streets north, 3 ning back to a good alley. It will be subcivided and sold to suit pure! 5 Terms: One-fourth + in 6, 12 and 18 je ‘hs, secured bya on 2ae prem- “ain conveyancing and revenne stampest the cost of he purchaser. 25 will be required om 3 ESCEES GEES 2 WIELTAMS, Awcty, [3° THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. LE IMPRO! a et ir ee " + No : fe an A Till cell ta trent of the beeaieae, Termes at ne De a cheers OHARE