Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GroveEnr'’s Turearex.—The great sensational drama of «The Streets of New York,” with beautiful tableaux, and all the favorites of the regular company in prominent parts. Opp Fritows’ HALt.—Positively the last night of the tableanx and musical entertuin- mons for the benefit of the Calvary Baptist Chureb Festiv AL, oyster supper, tableaux and music at the E street Baptist Church. A eapital en- tertainment may be expected. CaNTERPURY.— Ballet, burlesque, songs, Ethiopian delineations, the pantomime of the “Spanish Smugglers,” and other attractions. Matinee to-morrow afternoon. THIRTEENTH Street Baptist Cuvrca.— Musical aud literary entertainment of the Irv- ing Lyceum. The affair promises to be very attractive. McKen peer Cuaper.—Lecture by the Cana- dian orator, Edward Carswell, on temperance. Admission free. - Another Tragic Aifair in Hooker's Divi- sion. AGIRL NAMED KATE HUNTER SHOT BY HORATIO H. ROULSTER—JEALOUSY AND SIN. Yesterday afternoon, @ man named Horatio H. Boulster shot a temale named Kate Hunter, 1m the house No. 269 D street, between 13th and 13% streets. The affair oceurred about six ‘ and Roulster was arrested immedi- ter by officer Howes, and was taken to the cond Ward station-honse. Physicians were called to attend the wounded woman, and they ascertained that the ball had entered the thigh, but all efforts to find and extract it were upsuccessful. This morning, Boulster had a hearing before Justice Bates, Annie Stecle sworn.—Testified that she was in the room with Kate liunter when the prisoner eutered. He was angry with Kate abont something she bad said. Witness was sitting on a chair,and Kate was sitting on the floor with cards telling her fortune. The prisoner asked Kate if she had not created all the dif- ficulty. He had a pistol in his hand, and aimed itatber. She threw herself upon the floor and he fired the pistol. Witness had never seen the Prisoner till about two weeks ago. Anna Merwin eworn.—ls the keeper of the house. Knows nothing of the shooting. About two hours before the shooting Boulster came to the house. He acted kind ot crazy. Wit- ness has known the prisoner five years. He lites in Connecticut at the same place as wit- ness, and came to the city to see her. The dis- turbance alluded to was all about a strange young girl who came to the house: it was jeal- ousy; and witness admitted that she was ~ ous of the strange girl. The prisoner thought that the wounded girl had told witness what had occurred between him and thestrange girl. The reason that witness knew nothing of the shooting was that she was locked up in her room when itoceurred. She don’t know who locked her door. With this testimony before him, the Justice committed Boulster to jail for court in default of $1,000 bail. Annie Merwin bad made a much stronger Statement of the case to the magistrate and offi- cers last night. She said that Boulster came to ber bouse and asked her if she did not think she bad lived longenough. He put a pistol to the back of her head and a girl saw it and fainted. He then went out and locked the door and she beard the report of the pistol. The Justice concluded that it would be nec- essary to hold the witnesses to bail for court, and he required of them bail in $250 each. —_____. METROPOLITAN POLICE CoMMISSIONERS.. The Police Commissioners met yesterday aiter- noon in their rooms, on 10th, near D street. Thomas Fitzgerald, patrolman of the 5th pre- cinet, was dismissed. George W. Frazier, of the 6th precinet, was fined and ordered to be reprimanded by the Superintendent for a sim- liar offence. J. E. W. nett was appointed @ patrolman in the 5th precinet, vice iD cenen ald, dismissed. The Loard assigned the 2d precinct, which has heretofore been in the Magisterial distriet of Justice Thompson, to Justice Walter. This precinct includes the county and the city north of N street, between Rock Creek and the Anacostia. ‘The following resolutions were adopted: That the Superintendent of Police be m- structed to double the number of patrolmen Bow employed on sanitary duty, and that the sanitary toree be directed to visit, without de- lay, every alley, house and premises within the limits of the cities of Washington and Georgetown, where nuisances oranything pre- Judicial to health may exist, and that in all cases where a want of proper cleanliness is found they shall report the fuct to the Superin- tendent, who shall immediately cause the ar- Test of such persons as haye violated the ordinances of said cities in regard to Duisances or health, and report the condition of the premises to the authorities of the re- spective corporations, in order that proper ameasures may be taken to purify and cleanse the same. That the entire police force be di- rected to obserye the alleys and streets which they patrol, and to report daily tothe sergeants of their respective precincts the condition of such alleys, streets, and the gutters thereof, and the said sergeants shall include these reports in their morning returns to the Superinten- dent, who shall immediately form the city authorities of the locality ot any offensive mat- ter, and request that the same immediately removed, and shall cause to be arrested ail persons who have deposited, or shal! hereafter deposit, any such offensive matter in alleys, streets or gutters. or suffer the same to remain in front of or about their premises. That the authorities of Washington and Georgetown be requested to unite with this board in its efforts to pince said cities in a healthy condition, and thatthe members of the board pledge them- selves to the said corporations, tndividually and collectively, to use their best endeavors, in conjunction with the said authorities, to abate every nuisance, and to remove every cause of epidemic disease that does, or may hereafter, exist within the limits of the two cities. oo CasB or Lanpioxp anp TENANT.—Before Edgar H. Bates, October 20th, 1865.—Utto Kirchoff ys. Frederick and Wm. Ebeling. This netion was brought to recover the ion of the house No. 24 on F street south. The plain- tiff testufled that be rented the premises to the defendant, Frederick Ebeling, im August or September, 1-64, at $12 per month, but for no specified term of time, and that he did not rent it to Ebeling for one year, with the under- standing or agreement that he should have the premises for one more year from and expiration of the first year, provided he Kirchoff) should procure an extension of his {cane of the said premises for as much as one year, from and after the expiration of the first year as aforesaid: and the plaintiff also testified that he did not promise and 2g#ee to repairand keep the premisesin repair. Frederick Ebeling, the defendant, and Henry Ebeling (the latter being & disinterested witness) testified that the plaintiff did rent the house im question to the defendant, Frederick Ebeling, fer one year frora September 1664, with the onderstanding and agreement that the iatter should hold the same for one year, from and after the expira- tion of the first year, provided he (plaintiff) should procure an extension of his lease, for as much @s one year, from and after the expira- lon of the first year, as aforesaid, and that the plaintiff did promise and agree to repair and keep the premises in repair. < ‘M Thompson, ¥sq., the counsel for Ebeling, intumated tbat the testimony of the defendant and Henry Ebeling could be corroborated by the testimony of one or two other disinterested Witnesses, and_a warrant has been issued against Kirchoff for perjury. Svsricion or Larceny.—Abont 12 o'clock last night, officers Harbour and O’Callaban came across a man named Patrick Hassett, carrying towards his home, near 4th street and Massachusetts avenue, two hospital stands, and arrested him on suspicion of stealing them. Justice Walter holds bim for a further hear- ing. he same officers arrested Wm. Porter, in the neighberhood of the oes with SHS OF blankets, saddles, shoes, &c., in possession, suspicion of not having come by them honest- ly Justice Walter ordered the goods to be held at the st: and holds Porter for a far- ther hearing. Horse Steauine.— About 4 e’clock this morning, Officers Harbour and O'Callahan found the door of S. C. McDowell's feed store, corner of Ist and E streets, and also the stable door open, but nothing had been taken. They also found that the stable of Messrs. Keen, Holmes & Co., bad been broken open and three of the fourteen horses taken out, but came across two of the animals in the street and returned them to the firm. Aptbony Harris, a colored man, was found near the stable and he was arrested on suspicion, but on being brought before Justice Walter there was no evidence to convict bim of the larceny. He was, however, fined $20 for carryivrg concealed weapons. A CAnraGEe w —On Hallow Eve, a num- ber of boys in the neicbborhood of Sixth street and Maryland uveuue, to celebrate Hallow Eve, armed them-elves with heads of cabbage, and amured themselves by throwing into the windows and doors of that vicinity, doing some damage. Officers Weeden, Gunnelj and Whitmore arrested sixteen of them, and Jus. tice Handy fined them $1 each. = sees AssavLT.— Yesterday afternoon R. Henson while standing in company with & numi men at the lith street wharf, he to Mr. Joseph Wells that he had no business there and dealt bim a powerful blow knocking him senseless. (Officer Nelson arrested Henson and took him before Justice Handy whe heid him to bail for court. Sxcosp Warp Station Cases.—Wm. Rob- inson, swindling; dismissed. Samuel Wallace, disorderly; do. John Gladman, do,: $2. F. A. Fratys, drunk: $2. Frank Brown, Thos. Cow. lin, Wm. Gordon, violating city ordinance; dis. missed. Robert Gladman and John Gladman, fighting; 85 each. Sam’! Miller, vagrancy; bail for good behavior. H. H. Boulster; assault and batiery with intent to kill; Cornelius Number, disorderly; dismissed. 4 Som. OITY ITEMS, ——_.———_ Sze announcement of a brilliant Fairto be commenced at Odd Fellows’ Hall Monday evening, for the benefit of Assembly’s Caurch. SSeS aaa THe Vigilant Fire Company, of Georgetown, give a grand ball on Monday night, in the hali over the Georgetown market-heuse, A capital affair is expected. —— 6 . EXcITEMENT on the avenue, third door from 4% street. New and beantifal jewelry and sil- ver-plated ware. Only One Dollar. ——_e———_ Your Fret.—Dr. White, Chiropodist, con- tinues the successful treatment of Corns, Bun- ions, Club and Inverted Nails, &c., at No. 424 Pennrylyania avenue, between Four-and-a- half and Sixth streets. Office hours from 8 a. ™.to6p.m. Closed Sunday. ettie sas ET Great BarGarns in regen? & and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 486 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Yeur choice for one dollar, which also secures you 8 free gift, consisting of cluster, jetand coral setts, sleeve butions, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, WARSTED—at the Institut: the Deaf and Dumb. <a experienced au DEES. a no ply at once. zing references. ANTED—A good WASHER and IBONER at 644 M street, between ath and sth. Good ‘wages paid. no 3.3t* ct ton «oe ANTED—A first-class COOK, one that under- Nene ees of her le i 309 Fatreet. ns 1 SITUATION WANTED—By « table AGG todo dumbennti asd y sation ing and jroning, or to cook, wash and iron fora Private family. —— on 20th street, 2d store bear the corner of M st. 3° - ANTED—1,000 ACRES of WOOD LAND on P i prps cba pg ae en be paid for a good ‘ood o: e Pot Le va HALL, KILBOURN, & co., eal s' _no$-8t Corner 7th and F streels. TPO CARPENTERS AND OTHERS—A youth, ny otter good subsrantial Gusincct Sates or any other sul yasi ns . APPRENTICN, Star omee. eee no EB ANTED—A GIRL to do ehamberwork; also, one to do washing. Apply immediately at the American Hotel, 7th street, opposite Center Market. 3st BY. w 'D- bookstere. Small wages at first. wanted—Schoolcraft’s Indians. vols. 4 no 2-3t* HUNTER’ ANTED—A competent SALESLADY, weil recommended, can find employment at Madam PRINCE'S. 22 Market Space. Nono but as above specified need apply. i wi m0 Pot W ANTED—A PARTNER for the Auction and Commission business, in an old cstablished store. Cash ired $1,500 to $2,000. forks. oc H1-Im# "| through Post Oihere X97." wit om es | ference. rf ar MARRIED, WARIED TO RENT. immediately, very neat PADDON-GODDARD. On Thursday, the 2th HOUSE, compoeed o Lice ints wih Rev. Father McCarty, of October, 1855 by tl % to HARRIET U. GODDARD, he GEO. H. PADDON to HA both of this city. No cards. ANADALE—CONNER. On the 3ist October. by Guheen, at McKendree Chapel, JOHN A. ANADALE te ELLEN BR. CONNER, both of Washington. Nocards. a BARRY—CLARK. On the td instant, at St. Patrick’s Church. by Rev. Father McCarthy, Mr. = BARRY to Mrs. ANN CLARK, all of Washing- a +22. DIED, LEIB. On rx! morning, the 2d inst., Mra. MARY E.V LEIB. wife of A. R’ Leib, and young- est davehter of Clement Woodward, Esq., aged 21 years. 11) months and 19 days. The frivnds and relatives of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral on Sunday, Nov. Sth. at] p.m., from 483 lth st.. bet. E and F * LOST AND FOUND. SY5 REWARD.—Lost oF stolen, a snutl-colored oJ English Grey bound SLUT.’ Above reward for infor mation that will secure her return to Dr. J.B. ALEXANDER, 461 Pa. av. . four yeu! ht eyelid: 51 ld; white hind legs; large mall one on_ the lef breast. 2Sreward if returned to RICHARD SKINNER, Wart on rij 4 E street. north the Capitol. no 3-3t* Ss ] 0 REWAKD—Lost, at the sale on Indiana ev sven on the 2d justant, by a poor widow Who worksin the Treasury Department,a BUCK- SKIN PURSE, containing about 375 or $30. The finder will receive the above reward and no ques- tions asked it returned to No. 420 6th st. west, be- tween F and G streets. 1t* ‘AME TO MY PHKEMISES on the Ist of No- / vember. two COWS, one alight red cow with horns and the othera red and white spotted cow with horns. The owner is requested to come for- ward, prove property. pry char.es and take them away. WM. HINES, 7th street. no $-3t* near the first toll-gate. QThay ED OR ‘OLEN—On the Ith of Octo- + ber, 1855, two red buffalo COWS. one with white star in forehead, the other two white ts on right hind leg, and a red diamond between two spots, Aby one returning them to WM. DONOHOUGH, Kendall Green Park, will receive $20 for their trouble. no 3-20" garden, side and back d. st ant streets. Island. Inquire at D OT’S Homan Hair Store, corner of D and 10th s near Penna. avenue. Bo 2-3t FOR SALE AND RENT. | teenie neatineseeseathatnaeesssemeenesteerumnenne re RENT—A HOUSE with eight rooms. In- quire at the Euro Hotel, corner of Penn- * Vania avenue and Tith street. no 3-6t (OR B&NT—A fine Front ROOM and Summer Kk KITCHEN, first floor, u at No. 923 4th street, near G. tt S1GBE FOR RENT AND COUNTER AND SHELVES for sale. Inquire corner 8th and D sts., Island, no $-2t* 2 | ese SS a EI. Fe, RENT—Two or three unfurnished ROOMS, itable for housekeeping; gas and water on the premises. Apply No. 83 434 st., near Maryland avenne. Island no 3-2t* URNISHED ROOMS—Seversl gentlemen can F be accommodated with icasaut ROOMS, with or withent BOARD, b: ing at 416 st. be- tween Fand Gate,” 7 “PP ying #6416 om ot ob FOR BENT_ On ith street, one dwelling HOUSE Ces dmetinnt y rooms, with stab! desired. tP. JOUVENAL'S, 186 1ith sty, bgt. no 3-1w' FOE SALE—A two story FRAME HOUSE con- taining tour rooms, situated on 2d st.. between H and Massachasetts ayenue. Apply on the premi- ses. no 3 3t* (OR KENT—Two ROOMS. for housckeeping, F partly furnished or not. A small Germanfam- iy pref . Th — & 8 - and ipitel Hill, opposite Methodist Ohurc ne 5. A BSRECHANOE — FOK RENT AK well fitted up RESTAURANT and Fixtures. Apply at the oper of ist and O streets. 0 8: “2 P. MANN. FOsSALE The GOOD WiLL and FIXTURES of a small Cigar Store well located on Pennss! vania avenne, and suitably ad: man wishing to enter business w Apply at No. 478 isth stree: R FSTAURANE AND DINING SALOON FOR . SALE—Stock, Fixtu: id Furniture, Lease for sale cheap. It is the best standin the Second Ward, as the proprietor is about to enter inte another business. No. 521 lithst. no 3-3t* WARNTEDTA competont Apothecary CLERK. One having experience, whoecan give good references. Address Dox 15 star office, “no 1-St= W ANTED—By a lady, a POBITION to teach in a school or gentleman’s family, or would do writing of any kind. Best ef references given. In- quire or address Teacher. Star Office. no 1-6t* W ANTED—A COOK for a boarding house; one that can bring good recommendations for honesty and sobriet Apply at No. 391 C street, between 3d and 434 no 1-31 FPUBNISHRD HOUSE WANTED—A thorough- ly Furvished HOUSE, centrally located. is Wanted by a responsible party. Address Lock Rox #4, Post Office. no 1-3t / ANTED—RBy a Georgia cotton planter either Ww a PARTNER with Brower somebody whois Willing to len on mortgage ona plantation. Dinees letters to Key Box 56 Tiexanae ja, Va. a oe Wt, NURS®& WANTED—Apply to Dr. W. P, JOHNSTON, 7th street, opposite Post Office, between the hours of 8 and 9a. m. and from 12 to 1 p.m. oc 30-tf \ ANTED—Shoemakers to know that they can Roe, LEATHER and FINDINGS at the £hoe Finding Store situated at 479 ith st.. bet. Eand F, Loc 26-1m*} J.C, HALL, W 43TED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (100) te select the best works, History, Trav. Classics. Novels, etc,, and honor with their nam as Subscribers THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY Corner 9th and B sts., Seaton Hall. @¢ 25-e03m 2 north of Penna. av. \ / ANTED—We wa ral furnished and un- Also, t furnished HOUSES. both large and small. awe and tiple Ao LOTS = and aroun as! lon ans 1e jolning county, rate a Te WELLL S OB oc 17-Im* ‘6 7th 01 \ ra ‘asa Confectionery in Baltimore, a competent WORK MAN to take charge as foreman; must be perfect in puting ant. posite Post (Office. and well recommended, Washington, D.C ue, TED—A first-class MILLINER, at B ELL’'S Fancy Store, 302 E street, near Mth. se WD § 1 0 REWARD—Lost, from 567 7th st. east, two brown and white SETTER PUPS, one answering to the name ** Doc.” with a scar on right hind leg. the other, ‘Sam,’ lame in right fore- foot. The above reward will be given for both,or five dollars soreseey of them, at 567 7th st.. near [no $-3t* J/N. CARPENTER. $50 0 REWARD.—Lost, on Monde TCR ET: BOOK. Sos tiin from 7th to th strect, @ 2,000 in coupon notes; all in S10 avd Si . The finder will be rewarded by Diinging it to Miss KATE LACOMPTE, 690 6th street. No 2-3t* REWARD—Taken from the eorner of 13th and L streets. on the Ist of November, one HOR’ bout 1645 hands hig p ; marks of collar on his The above reward will be given if returned M. GREE to no 2-3t* breast. N, corner of 13th and L streets. Lotz STOLEN—A WHITE POODLE SLUT. The finder will receive a reward of §5 by leav- ing it at the Segar Store, No. 323 D st. no 1-3t* M5 BEWARD-—Strayed, October 27, from Thos. Walliams, 23d street, between H and 1, one red COW, h small horns; tailed tipped with white and cropped; about three years old. no 1-3t* OST—A liver colored and white POINTER DOG. with morecco collar on his neck; own- er's ame engraved on plate. A suitable reward will be paid to anyone retrrning him to Drug Store, corner 17th street and Pa no 1-3t* $100 REWARD-—Strayed or stolen, on the 3ath of October, six COWS—three buf- falo cows, one white face, white belly, and white on the back; the other a dark buffalo, white belly, and the other a blueish cow; the others are horned cows, one a red cow, white on the belly, anda white spot on her flank; and the other a turned in horned cow, with a small bell around her neck; the other a young cow, horns stands oP, white along the back.” The above reward will Be given if re turned to M. CONNER, Berry's Farm, no 1-3t* near Glenwood Cemetery. cen €OaLi COALI 2 b BALTIMORE COMPANY, LYKENS VALLEY, IWHITE and RED ASH COALS, FURNACE, EGG AND STOVE SIZE. Constantly on hand a full supply at the lowest cash prices, gba W. H. MARLOW, Office and Yard corner 7th street oc 30-6t* and Canal. MOURNING GoopDs. Now in store. full stock of MOURNING DRESS GOODS, in all the best makes, aud many at reduced prices for cath, at . W. COLLEY’S. po 1-3tif 523 7th street, near Pa. avenue. SEVENTH STREET. . 369 I aly 369 DO NOT BUY YOUR FURNITURE UNTIL YOU EXAMINE OUR STOCK! ‘We bave the greatest variety and the LARGEST STOCK OF FURNITURE in the District, a pled, 1 to sell from TEN TO FIF- TEER PERCENT, LESS THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY. A full line of HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. We are constantly in receipt of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS. from New York anctions, which can and are selling from 10 to 20 cents per yard less than other houses. box tz & GROSHON, 0c 31-8t 369 7th street, above I. Fis INSURANCE. THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE Com- PANY OF WASHINGTON, CHAR- TERED BY CONGRESS, ALso, CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS, This Company is prepared to insure all descrip- tions of property from loss or damage by fire on as favorable terms as any other company in the Dis- _ oPPicE: No. 424 Fifteenth street, nearly opposite Riggs & Co.’s Banking House. DIRECTO RS: Chas. Knap, President, Richard Wallach, G. W. Riggs, Vice President, Daniel Dodd, Thomas Berry H.C. Fahnestock, George S. Gideon, William Dixon. Marshall Brown, NOBLE D. LARNER, Seoretary. oc 31-6t {Intel ,Chron,Con Union, Rep] HANDSOME SHAWLS vy chu. Speciog thle morning @ beautiful assortment, and will REDUCED PRICES to which ition of _parcha- ped Linvite the special COLLEY. no 1-Stif 523 7th etrest. near Ponaa. Ave BANKLI % 8 SctENTiBic °°" ER PRactrcat Opriorans. Braziita Bee AND P E ot SOOPIO Strengt! avd ji Bhd condi proving the weak and im- it, Peurevty gutted age res fob of the vi “e) air . &fine assortment o! Glasoes, Opera Glasses, Microscopes, Hosuifers. Ther: . rical and - ‘OR CARTES DR VISITE oPeccesh petcotarnss oor ae of ) ‘3 holding trom 20 to 200 pictures. , te . r\WENTY HOUSES WANTED, with six or eight rooms each. Inquire at G. M. VAN BUREN & CC., No. 538 7th street. ANTED, WwW Ww. LADIES, EVERYBODY. WM. PRINCE, THE PIONEER OF STAMPING, 381 F street, opposite Patent office, Pong ie onsmueente of ae Cy made oe art of new beginners. cut down the price o! BTAMPING, reduced his charge, and is now pro. red to ENTE goats from IVE CENT! ER WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Any gegen whether we have it or not. Ladies should be careful, as dangerous and cheap compo- sitions that ruin Reprics are now used by the so- See tp aOe diy epicnd tn AEAMPINS sons fn the city en, n STA FLUTING, We make'and at brought us, 1 GPzAT CHANCE | What the people want. Complete History of the War, inone large volume, speneialy, illustrated, with over 125 fine portraits of Gene! and Battle scenes. The most candid, lucid, complete, au- thentic and reliable histery published. It’ con- tains reading matter equal to three large octave volumes. Send for circulars and see our terms. tt =: “JONES, BROS. & 00., _ 80 25-Im* Philadelphia, Pa.” RARK CHANCKE—A CIGAR STORE, Stock and for Fixtures sal Doing » good business. Satisfactor, m for selling out. Inquire at the Ster jock p.m., No. 73 Pa-ay., bet. 2ist and 22d streets. no 3-2t* OR BENT—A BRICK HUUSE. five rooms, with fixtures in store, two the street cars, on, Oapitol Hill. BROWN'S Restaurant, corner 13th and P: Bo 3-lw* FS SALE AT A BARGAIN—A 3etory BRICK HUUSE on 7th street, between M and N streets; 9 rooms and2 story back building. A fne store well fitted up; a good business location, Priceonly 87,000. HALL, KILBOSRN & CO., Real Estate Brokera no 3 3t Corner F and 7th streets. F' RNISHED KOOMS, with first-class BOARD, at 2% 4% street. One PARLOR, 18 % 25, fronting on 4% street, second floor. PARLOR in rear, 18 feet sqnare. Also, a tine ROOM on third floor, suitable for a family. None but those wishing permanent home need apply, and with the best of reference. no 3-30" re RENT—Furnished HOUSE, No. 256 4th street west, near north I street, containing 8 rooms. House'on the corner of 17th and north U street. House No. 385 4% street, near Arsenal Gate, with stabling. Also, House corner of Briage and Potomac streets, oppostte New Market House. Georgetown, D. C..'containing mine rooms, In- uire of JOS. F. KELLEY, Beal Estate Agent, Otice 363. sth street west, near north I st. no33t* Ts LET—ROOMS, furnished or unfurnial Sth st, between I street and Massachnsetis avenue, No. 378. no 2-4t* ECR BENT—Two large ROOMS, back and front, suitable for housekeeping, 0S3 M st. north. be- tween 6th and 7th. "no 2-2t* Foe RKENT—A large well furnished HOUSE Possession given immediately, No. 275 Pa. avenue, between 10th and 11th sts. no 2-2t* ENT—Two pleasant Furnished ROOMS, 0.509 north H street, one door from7th: vient to the Patent and Post Ofoss._ oz 3t¢ "TO OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT. Apply at 209 Penn. avenue, opposite Willard Hotel. no 2-3t Fo SALE CHEAP—15 000 good old BRICKS. Apply PICK RELL & CO,’s lumber yard, or to’ WINGATE, Georgetown. no 2st JPHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR BALI of the best locations on Pennsylvania re the best lightin Washington. DE, Bs ue, Reason for sell- g South. Inquire atthe Star Office. no3-3t* y RESTAURANT, good location; near the Center Market. Fixtures and three years Lease will be sold at reasenable terms, Consequence, having other business. In quire 3363, 7th street, corner of K. Ro 2-8t* OUSE FOR SALE—On 2th street, between L and K, No. 92, a large Frame House, Ist story brick. 148 feet Lot to a 30 fol alley. Inquire on te Premises, or of JAMES MORGAN, Grocer, on the corner of 26th and K streeta, no 2-3t* Fo SALE _OR RENT—Two neat two-story FRAME HOUSES, with basement and attic; nine rooms each; pleasantly located on B. hatxoon pth and rou preg Possession: ee Bimedie 8° ly. D For particulars inquire on the premises. 10 2 St* ‘ROOMS, upon the . avenue, between 19th no 1-3t* JVOR RENT—Unfarnis 17 ANTEP — SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, je 8-tf between G and H, east sid FOR SALE AND RENT. OR RENT—A_ handsome PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY, in Lane & Tucker's build- ing, newly and cleeantly fitted up, and now read: ply on for eccupancy. A the premises to CHAS. H.LANE, 424 avende, Réar 454 street. Alse, three pleasant and com! rtable ROOMS (in oc 11-tf FOR SALES That splendid BESIDENCE at the corner of New York avenue and 18th street. Bot Teenage — ig oot bs ee Cate back of ‘aten' fice, m.. o'clock R™ ti Sanes town a 2 the above) suitable for offices. | 'O LET- Two ofthe largest STORE ROOMS in Washington, being the upper stories of build- ing southeast corner 1ith street and Pa. avenue, re- cently occupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa stove store. Also, a large BASEMENT, suitable fora first- clase Restaurant, in rear of said building, near Washington Theater. Inquire of NAGLE & 00., Wine Merchants, on premises. oe 19-tf (@R RENT—Four FURNISHED HOUSES. F from to 13 rooms each. Three Unfurnished HOUSES. 4 roomseach. Also, for sale,3 siding Lots onI street, between 12th and 13th streets: ding Lots ‘on H street, between 6th and 7th 2 Building Lots on L street, east of 234 greet; 1 Ballding aoe “oad a oe ened 38 ot on street. n street, T2o0, “Apply. to. G. H. WOOD. firm of MITCH. , Southeast corner of Pa. avenue and 15th street, 7 GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. ARDWELL & HAYS, AUCTIONEERS, Ww GEORGETOWN, Will attend to sales of personal property and real estate, on the most reasonable terms. Persons wishing to dispose of property at auction are respctfully invited to call at our store, No. 36 East Market Space, Georgetown. Sales of housekeeping goods and many other arti- teles at store. every Tuesday and Saturday morn- ings, at 10 o'clock. ce3im* WARDWELL & HAYS, Anucts. FRANCIS H.8M TH.) (JAMES 0. CLEPHANE BMITH & CLEPHANE, LAW BEPORTERS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS. NEW DRUG STORE, CAPITOL HILL, Corner of C st, north and Third st. east. JOSEPH WALSH, Jz., APoTHECARY, Respectfully announces to the Public that he yas just opened, at his new store, as above, a and FRESH SUPPLY of’ ‘ DRUGS. EMICALS ; PERFUMERIES, &c., Fs Compri: e rticle iy found in a well- appotted Drug tore, and is rep red. a¢ all hours the day and right, to respond promptly to the “None butthe parcet and best Medicines will. be e sttention will be di sed. and especial al given to the Preserip ti a De riment A choice and com; stock of GIGARS and TO- BACCO constantly on hand, o¢ 14-eolm* NOVELTY—Kid Gloves colored to look @ good a8 new. Also, kid and back Gloves, Ostrich Feathers, Silks, Ribbons, , &c., clea: in the neatest manner. Agents for Washin; —At the Natio: Steam Laundry itrect, ang Go., 370 Pa. , under the Metropolitan Ho- tel. oc 20 Im’ A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY A aMigce 614 Pa, Avenue, Washingwn, D. C OPE LATED OERA "™ NEY, JEWELRY, VALV- ma BONDS,'&o a LM AND DISPATCH éo alt accessi of the country. This pany ines Se aRONSS a aaa ag, SO Lh, LEXING’ om et Poe BENT—Small. FRAME HOUSE with five rooms. Apply to G. F. GULICK, corner New Jersey avenue and B st. south, no Fo. RENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, eutta- ble for housekeeping, near the Departments, Rent moderate. Inquire 17th st., bet. K and L sts.; frame house. ~~ no 1-3t* Fe RENT—Une two-story FRAME HOUSE No. 42 Market street. between Prospect and ie, caeaeney rooms. Inquire of R. PETTIT, Georgetown, D. 0. no 1-3t Fe, RENT—Three FURNISHED ROOMS and 8 KITCHEN, completely furnished, at No. 75 K street. between 2ith and 25th streets, near the Circle. Apply on the premises. no 1-3t* ‘[ RSsE Storr BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT— On 2d street, between Massachusetts avenue and H street, containing six rooms. Inquire of JAMES MULQUIN, No 26, same place. no 1-3t* F°, RENT—A_ HOUSE, containing five rooms,. situated on the corner of 6th and A street, Capitol Hill. Inquire of THOMAS MURRAY, on the premises. Bol st* Fe BENT—At the corner of Bridge and Green streets. a PARLOR, BED-ROOM and KITCH- EN, furnished. Also, STORE and three ROOMS; can be furnished or without, at No. 37 Fridge st. no }-3t* W.R. FOWLER, Fo SALE—A ges three story BRICK DWEL- LING-HOUSE, containing six rooms, with a twe story frame building in rear, hebere Also, all the FIXTURES and the bakeshop, with a good bread route of custom- ers, one Horse and Wagon. Terms easy; title good. Inquire 651 L. street, between 4th and Sth nerth. Reason for selling given. no 1-4t™ Fos RENT—A handrome FRAME COTTAGE, With wings, piazza, &c., No. 649 6th street, east of the Capitol, three squares south of Pennsylvania avenue; contains 9 rooms, closets, collar, walled area all around. in good order; beautiful location; shade trees, ample grounds, &c. The present ten- ant, Dr. T. B. Bishop, is abont leaving the city, and immediate possession can be had. Inquire next door, No. 551, of Mr. James H. Jones, or of the subscriber. Alse, several LOTS for lease or sale, JOHN G. ADAMS, nol-stt north of Pateut Office. OR SALE—A BAKERY. RESTAURANT, and a large DINING ROOM, all connected, and well fitted up. A fine oppertunity to make money. Apply immediately at No, 425 Pennsylvania av: uve, between 434 and 6th sts., Washington. 0c30 2 [ es RENT—A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, ccotaining6rooms. Rent $4 per month. Sat- isfactory references required. Possession given ery ind Inquire at No, 203 Mth street. oc 323 Bths! | mg SALE—Two three story BRICK HOUSES on the Island, near Grace Church, Apply to BAKER, Star Office. oc 28-tf —A PARLOR and two CHAMBERS, with use of bath-room; all on same floor; well furnished ; in amexcellent neighborhood. and with- in a few minutes walk of War and Navy pee ments, Jnawice at this office. References required. oe Fo. 84 LE OR RENT—Thirty acres of valuable QUARRY and FARM LAND on the banks of ‘OR RI the Potomac, at the Chain Bridse. For particu- lars apply toW. T. DUVA L, Foundry. George- town, oc 5-im M42inoroven FARM.FOB RENT. Situated om Potomac Creek and river.a short dis- tance ‘below. A uia, my near the mail which twice da ffording every facility to mar- Rett The soil is of the best quality. and is believed is to be equally adapted to vegetables and grain. Ap- Hy to the ber. Kfteeore redericks- bureP. 0: ROBT. WALLACE "he a FARM FOR SALE OR EXCH ‘OR faeen property . ated 90 acres, with dwelling house stable; 8 oaRe. hb grchard.6 milee om Navy wardbri ige, In Prince eorge's con 0: LOU8S, Ng a LA gelled “ or 533 41h streot east. or Silver Hill Post Office oc in Fok BENT Anciegant unfurnished PARLOR, tween Het nud and with use of xa and healer Also, anew SEALE. Referencesexchanged. oc 24-tf” FYENISHED HOU HOR RENT—Contain. i rooms. Pl DL. WELLS & 00., cor. 18th and Fats. "sO over White's store, fe ne a ee ae ene a QPECIAL NOTION —1 offer for sate at OY CLOTH, for very ne. chased myselfin Paris, for the market for cash. |. WEILLIAN, os 2-eolmif, 336 Penn «ven ESTAB- Nz* DRESS AND, eee Stew =e open at Madame F. Borde’s No 354 Beubeytvests avacue,Vetwarn Gh a ats. over Mr, James ¥, Davis’ Hat Store, SF Latest style of patterns elwaye on hand, and ‘er sale cheap. bn AUCTION SALES. (For other Auction Sales, see fourth page.} B® JAMES 0. McGUIRE & OU., Auctionsers, 1 Tea Set—é pieces ake Bask } dozen Cups. 15¢ dozen Forks and Spoons 2 Butter Dishes, 2dozen Butter Knives. no 3-ts JO. McGUIRE & 00.4 BY *35; 285 FURNITURE, FEATHER B QUILTS, COMFORTS, &c. On SATURDAY MORNING. November «in, at 9% o'clock, we will sell, im front of our Auction Store, a general assortment ef Household Furai- ture. &c.,(mest of which was sent to our store for eonvenience of sale,) such as— Plain and Dress Bureaus. Bedsteads Spring Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding ‘air and Husk Mattresses, Enclosed Washstasds Extension and other Tabi Cook and Parlor Stoves Chi Glass and Crockery. many other articles too mumerous to mer- Terms cash. M.K. WALSH & 00., Ancts. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. FIVE LOTS NEAR THE NATIONAL PRINT- ING OFFICR On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, November 2d, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, we shall se'l Lots 7, 8, 9, 9.10, and 11, subdivision ef square 676. front ing cach on north H street, between Ist and Nortir — — 20 feet, running back 134 feet, to a feet alley Terms: One-third cask; balance in 6 ani 12 months, with interest. secured by deed of trust. Conv purchaser's cost. . ©. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN, THE above sale is postponed until SATURDAY AF- TERNOON, November ith. same hour and piace. J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. BY 2. © MeGUTRE & CO. Auctioneers. FRAME HOUSE, WITH LOT ON SEVENTH On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November Sth, at haif-past four o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell the nerth forty feet of Lot 0, Suuare 417, si ed on Seventh street west, between Sand T s 's north, with adepth ef 100 feet; improved by a Frame Tenement, with Stable in rear, and rent ing now at §25 per month. The Lot sold by the square foot. with buildings included. E) Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and 12 months, with interest, secured by deed o; trust on the premises. Conveyancing at prrehaser’s expense. no3 JC. McGUIRE & CO, Ancts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- ahd REAL ESTATE BY PUBLIC AUC- On THURSDAY, November 21, at 4% o'clock m., we shall in front of the premises, Lot No.6, fn Square No. 782, fronting 64 feet 8's inches on 24 street east. between Gand Ii streets north, ran ning back to a good alley. It will be subsivided and sold te suit purchasers. Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in 6,12 and 13 Eo. secured by a deed of trust on the prem- see. All ———e and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $25 will be required on each lot when sold. oc 24-eedds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- = WEDNESDAY, November 8th, same hour and Pines Fs,.TckW GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, I Y W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. No. 307 Pennsylvania avenne. 8.1L. LINSEY’S, OF PHILADELPHIA. GREAT SALE OF 000 LOTS LADIES’ AND GEN- TLRMEX *S SUPERIOR CLOTHING AT AUC TION. MONDAY MORNING, Nov. 6th, at 9% o'clock, at eur store. to wit: GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, Embracing euperior Beaver Cloth and other Oxercoats. c a Superior Black Cloth Frock, Sack and Business Joats. Cloth, Doeskin and Carstmere Pants. Silk, Satin. Cassimere and other Vesta, oys’ Clothing, Shirts, &. . LADIES’ CLOTHING Consist of twenty five elegant Silk Dresses, Casbmeres, Poplins, Delaines and Calico Dresses. Asuperior lot of Under clothing, Misses’ Cluth- ing, &c. Shawis, Cloaks, Costa. Mantles, Scarfs, &c. A large number of superior Broche, Stelia, all wool Long and Square Shawis. pe og Beaver and other Cloaks, Coats, Mantles, arfs, &c. BED €LOTHING. Splendid Blankets, Quilts, Coverlids, Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towels, &c. With many other goods usually found at such sales, giving dealers and private buyers a rare chance to supply themselves with seasonable clothing. no3 W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. SALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD- Cites Quertermas 6 gt Fe 3, 1885. t ter’s Washington. Will be sold at public auction, on the premises, under the direction of Captain J-H, Crowell, A’ Q. M., on THURSDAY, November 9, 1835, com: mencing at 1 o'clock p. m!, the following described Government Buildings, viz : ON G STREET, BETWEEN 25TH AND 26TH STREETS. One (1) Storehouse, No. 26, 23 by 223 feet. Two (2) Storehouses, Nos. 77 and 28, 28 by 223 fest. One (1) Armery, 24 by 37 tect. One (1) Building adjoining Armory, 24 by 180 feet. BETWEEN E axe * STREETS, WEST OF One (1) Storehouse. 22 by 138 fect. One (1) Shed, adjoining Storehouse, 14 by 16 feet, ‘WEEN E.AND F AND 26TH STREET ae AND THE CANAL. One (1) Storehouse, No. 23. 30 by 149 feet. One (1) Storehouse, No. 29, 20 by 99 feet. One (1) Storehouse, No. 25, 58 by 91's feet. ON 19TH, BELOW F STREET. One (1) Storehouse. 5632 by 125 feet. The Buildings will be sofd, in the order named, to the highest bidder, and must be removed within ten daye from date of sale. Terms : . in Government funds. _ ara of 4.8 Backer, a ae General 7 ster, Depo ‘ashinzton. _ een CHAS. . TOMPKINS, : no 3-5t Brevet Colonel aud Quartermaster, Y¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. RESTAURANT AND THE TWO ADJOINING BUILDINGS AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON Nomvober 4 at4 o'clock, we will sell, on the premises, the Kestau- rant, with Counter and Shelving, and the two adjoining Buildings, at the corner of 22d and G aero bh ‘erms cash. no? W. L. WALL & ©0., Ancts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. TRUSTEE’S SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE IN GEORGETOWN. By virtue of a deed of trust, executed on the 19th day of July. 18%, and recorded in Liber W. B., No. 62, folios 142, 143 and 144, one of the land records of Waship; county, District of Columbia, the sub- seriber. as trustee. will offer at msg on THURSDAY, the 9th day of November, our of 3%; o'clock in the atternoen, the east half of Lot numbered 213, in Beall’ addition to Georgetewn, fronting 30 feet on the south side of West street, d running back the same width to an alley, with wo-story frame and brick Building upon the ne, recently oceupied by Mr. Chas. Dean. Iso, the west hi ‘aid West street 30 feet, and running back the me width to an alley. At the same time will be sold asmall lot of House- hold Furniture : Terms: One-half cash; balaneein three and six menths, with interest. secured by deed of trast. Coyerencing and stamps at the cost of the pur- Aer, HENRY BAREON, Trastee. THOS DOWLING, Anct. UBLIO SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, FIVE MILES FROM WASHINGTON ON THE BALTIMORE AND WASH- N RAILROAD. AT THE HYATTS- DEPOT, PRINCE GEORGE'S COUN- TY, MD. sul ‘The subscriber being duly authorized as the Trus- tee of the estate of the Wim. Ross ls wil ie sale at Hyattsville,P.G.Co .Md.. TURDAY. November 4th, 1835 umber of ery desirable Building Lots, each of which con- about one acre. The attention of persons wishing to engage in the business of Hotel keeping in particutaris called to this sale, as it is one of the best locations for a Hotel in the State of Maryland. Parties wishing to purchase can see plot on the remrises, at the reeldence of the Misses Ross, at esars. Guy & Sibley. in Washington city, and at the Counting Room of Trueman Bell & Sons, Ne. 1 Ellicott street, Baltimore: Te liberal and will bemade known on the day Title perfect, le pe: a R. T. . Trustee. Hyattsville, October 14, 1885. 0c 17-e08w* BY J.0, McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, ENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- eh ie Bu U 0 ILDING LOTS ON AND NEAR 1o38 S ‘tT AND BOUNDARY AT PUB- On THURSDAY, the 9th at4o'elock p_ m., we on FE 25 #3 a5? H % i eg which is rapidly being in value, offers seldom ie be met with. 40 those desiring to in real estate in this city. Terma third ; k e j ee 13-6m* THING OF ohh B" JAS. ©. McGUIRE | & ©0., Auctioneers. GUARDIAN'S SALE. BY ORDR! or fi) NS’ COURT, RATNER BY a, Sig or Uta RE v) On. DAY A) maa Ree,eter . on (0. twenty-three, (23.) in Square No sale: One-balf resid: months, with interest, secured by deel ot erusten BYRNE, GUT ack a -» Aucts, 87 THE ABOVE SALE Is gutil TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, Octover Slee ur and CATHARINE BYRNE, Guardian oc 25-eokde * J. ©. MeGUIRE & 00., Aucts. S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER PusT- ae in consequence of the ratn until FRIDAY FTERNOON , November 34. same hour and place. CATHARINE RY jnardien oc 31d J. 6. McGU. 0O., Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILL: . omeers. TRUSTEES SALE OF. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 14T: TREET W TWEEN H ANDI Sraeers NORTH Under and by virtue of two deeds ef trust. dated reapectively October 19. 1858. and October 18, 184, jed in Liber N.C. T_, No. 16. folios 297 to $2; N.C. T., No. 45. folios 489 to 491, 1 shall sell, om the premises, on FRIDAY. the 3d day of November, 1855. at 4 o'clock p. m.. the north half of Lot No. 14, in Square No. 20, fronting for the same twenty- two feet six inches on 14th street west. and ranning back with that width ninety six feet. This prop erty is finely located, and improved by two neat. well-built and substantial two-story Brick Mouses, — tegen Sa ag weperatety. oe erms of sale: One- of rehase in cash, (of which a deposit of $200 om each house will be required at the time of the property bet Knocked down, or a reeale will be tmmedioreny had,)and the residue in two equal payments, at «ix and twelve months from the day of sale. wi interest. secured by a deed of trust on the premises. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days from the day of sale. the trustee reserves the right to re-sell at the riek purchaser, after five days tisement of euch re sale All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of adver H_ UTERMEHLE. Trustee. _0¢ 18-008 EEN & W LIAMS, Aucte. b* JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO*, Auctioneers ALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN 4% AND 6TH STREETS WEST On FRIDAY. the 3d November. at 4 o'clock. en the premises. I shall ae of Lot 2, in Square No. 395, having a front 17%, feet on 9th street touth. with a deptn of 79 feet © inches. with well- arranged Brick Dwelling. containing four rooms and kitchen T One-half cash; balance in six and twelve Months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on premises, Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost, F. A. BOSWELL, Trastes. oc 30 dt» J.C. McGUIRE & ©0., Aucts. BY « REEN & WILLIAMS, Acutioneers AUCTION SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON 4TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN N AND O 38TS NORTH On FRIDAY, 34 inst., 40’clock p m..we shall sell, in front of the premises. rt of Lot 2% in Square *J2 North, 2] feet front. ronuing back 131 feet 7 inches to a 30 foot paved aliey. The title perfect Terms: One-half cash; balance three, «ix and nine months, notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. A'l conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ef the purchaser. oc 30-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts pry W. L. WAS & CO. Auctioneers, Origital Ho-se aud Carri Bazaar, 95 La. av., between Sth and 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c. On SATURDAY MORNING, November 4. 0 Mencing at o'clock. at the Bazaar. will be # large number of Sots and Saddle Several handsome Horses, Buggies, and Harness. ALSO, Bay Horses 8 and 9 years old, large size, and a eplendid pair for a family carriage, will be sold together or separately. ALSO, A lot Mules, broke to Harness, in good order. Milch Cows. 180. A Reree enorme ¥ deat en and F nee ages. jes aways, Express ‘Wagons, on: other icles. ~ Lao, A large collection of thew and second-hand Bar- mess, &c. Also lyery superior Family Carriage, 2 New Family Carriages, =a sale. Reguisr sales at the Bazaar every T: Saw and Saturday, without regard to weather. Carriages and Harness always at private sale. nol W.L WALL E Gon Avcis, BY J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioncers. SALE IN FRONT OF THE AUCTION ROOMS, SATURDAY MORNING, Nevember 4, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, in addition to the usual Yariety of Furniture, etc. will be sold— Part of Dinner Coffee and Tea Set, of Saxon China, highly ornamented Small let of fine Glacs Ware x A few bottles of Madeira and Claret Wine A Persian Carpet. cash. no Dawe {Intel.) J.C. MeGUIRE & 00... Ancts. SALE OF GOVERNMENT FRA BUILD- Ss INGS AT ALEXANDRIA, WA. Chref Quartermasters Office, Depot of Washington, ‘Will be sold at Public Auction, on the rs under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Col J.G.C. Lee. A.Q.M., at and near Alexandria, Va.,on SATURDAY, November 4. 1855, commenc: ing at Lys a. = the following described Gov- erpmeu' ubidings. viz ON THE WASHINGTON BROAD. One (1) Guard-house, 20 by a0 feet. One (1) Guard house. 4 20 feet AT THE ALEXANDRIA JAIL BABRACKS, One (1) Barrack, 20 by 32 fect two stories AT LYCE Ove (1) Outhouse. 6 by 12 feet AT WATER STREET, BETWE) N QUEEN AND CAMERON STRERTS. One (3) Stable, 29 by 7 feet. board roof, Pos mti) caine attached to Stable, 16 by 87 feet, ard root. AT CORNER OF WATER AND CAMERON STREETS Five (5) Stables, each 24 by 102 feet. One (1) Office. 8 by 27 feet. i 28 by 108 f One (3) Veterinary Stable. feet. One (1) Shed, attached to Stable, 16 by 56 feet. c= 0) oe se. 5 by 10 feet. ntldings wil! be sold singly In the order named, and must be removed by the purchasers within ten days from date of sale Terms : Cash, in Government tunds D. a. Brevet Major Gen. and Chief arma. oc At in Depot of Washineton. SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, NEAR "CORNER 14TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE Heavgvarters Dreartvent or WaAsHinoTon,, Ofiice Sx of M.. on SATURDAY. ‘on the publie Jobn B. Hynes, A. Q. yember 4, 15%, at_10 o'clock #. m described FRAME BUILDIBGS. be! United states, situated in this cit alley in the rear of the four Brick Buildings on léth street. ween New York avenue and G owned by Jobn Alexander, and recently as ay offices, viz: 7 ne Bunk and Mess-House, 55 by 20 fect, two stories 5 ast oe ne . One Howe House. 7% by 23 feet. The buildings will be sold Ae mast be re- moved within ten (10 from day of sale. Terme: Oasb in O- _0¢ 28-6t “ S448 OF GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD- r wid i ‘Captain me eg mn SATURDAY, san Haig hee tat Jowr Jeseri! ment 2 "NON, VA. NEAR THE FORE GF LONG BRIDGE. aT 10 °0: House. 20 by 78 feet. REET macht tween THIR- XD FOURTEENTH STs OCLOCK P.M. TUE MERLY OCCUPIED BY T 4 RIGADE, Viz: : Three (3) Kitcuens. each Tz Mi feck he Build: will be sold ys bidder, and mest be removed im ten cays from “Terme Gash tn Goverament “ ‘vOKER, 00 Ona oot at Washington. SHSLPEEAT GEA Ee Chel Quartermaster's Cire, Derst af Washinezont Witt be sold at ing of— Axes, Chairs, Wrenches. B Shoveis, Saddles neues’ Tarsese, Benches, &, ALaO, a FT Kl The must be removed five days from . inder aM, Ss O= WZ Sop degre ff,