Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1865, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Grover’s Thkatsr.—The five-act drama of “The Streets of New York,” with new sceuery, Music and tableaux. CantTxRRURY.—An immense programme of drama, burlesque, ballet, songs, negro delin- eations, the pantomime of the “Spanish Smug- gilers,” and other attractions. Matinee this af- ternoon. E Srreer BartistT Cavrcs.—Lecture on temperance, by Edward Carswell, of Canada. PFEsTIvAL.—As will be seen by referring to our advertising columns, the ladies of the E-st. Baptist Church bave concladed to coutinue their festival this evening. aie se Navy YAnp—VIsIT oF THE Tén13 AMBAS- #apors.— Yesterday, the Tunis Embassy, ac- companied by Consul Perry, paid a visit to the Navy Yard, where they were received by the gusrd atthe gate in full uniform, under the command of Major Field, and a salute of fif- teen guns from the yard battery. The ps was conducted by Capt. M. Smith to the Com- Mmandant’s quarters, where they were intro- duced to Comodore Radford, and were escort- ed by him on board of the double-turretied monitor Miantionomah, when, after inspecting this splendid vessel, they partook of the hospi- talities of Commodore Daniel Ammen. Sub- Sequently they visited the ordnance work- shops, and noted the manner in which the work is done there, and Jeft the Yard about 4 o'clock The steamer Swartara, Commander Jeffries, builtatthe Philadelphia yard, has had her machinery, which is said to be as fine as any ever turned out here, put in, and is now being fitted for sea. It is expected that she will be ordered to the Mediteranean, and will leave on | or before the Ist ot December. On the ordnance side of the Yard there are a large number of guns of various sizes, tured from the rebels during the rebellion, which are being arranged on the ground north of the new ordnance foundry, while at the ordnance museum, formerly used as the paint shop, there are many specimens of warfare, among them torpedoes of every description, the in- spection of which will well repay the visitor. ‘The rules as regards visitors in this portion of the Yard are strict, and before gaining admis- sion to the workshops visitors are obliged to obtain permission from the officers. This rule seems to apply also to the ground south of the main ordnance building, where the large relics are being placed—the watchman there com- pelling al) whose curiosity leats them to make acl n of the gums to leave. It may be per: 3 st and proper t> restrict in a mrasure visitors going into the workshops, but we cannot see why such rules should be ap- plied to a portion of the Yard no: fenced in. ——— CrNTER MARKET, To-Day.—Beef, best cuts, next, 15a2ve.; Salt Beef, 12aise.; Dried Mutton, chops, 25e. a35e.; Pork, fresh, 25¢.; cor hams, uncut, 34c.; slic ic. Butter, 5us es . Ducks, per pair, per. dozen, 4c. Cucumbers, awe. Green Corn, per can, Apples, per peck, 502$1.00 dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., 5e. urn peck, 40e. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 40c.; Sweet, Sets. Peaches, dried, per qt., 3c: Peaches, pk., $1. Beans, butter, 25e.; white, 10al2c.; string eans, 75e. Radishes, per bunch., 5c. Beets, per peck, 4c. Onions, 50e per peck.. bunch onions 5c, Carrots, 5e. Lettuce, per head, Ja5c. Celery, 15e. Fish—Kock, large, each, $1; small. bunch, Svc.; Hallibut, pound, 2c; Sea Bas, 15 Blue Fish. 15c.; Lobster, 15c.; Sturgeon, 15¢.; Pike, Ib. We. Perch, 505c Mackerel, Be. each. Rye, bushel, 90c.a$1.20. Corn Meal, $1.20. Shipstaff, 60aSde. Brown. stuff, Sve. Se. Corn, shelled, $1.20; in ear, bbl., $5226. Oats, bushel, 6vc. Hay, per CWL., SiaSl Straw, Svc.a@1.2 Clover Hay, rs 25. Smal Duck $1 pr. Small Birds, Wild Pigeons, pair,37¥%c. Blue per pair,$1. Widgeons, per pair, r bunch, We. Kront, pr quart, 15e. 50. Turkeys, $3. Venison, fresh, per Ib., 3uc. Toma peck, 75e. Cabbage, per bead, Salse. Ege Plants, 5aldc. Grapes, 10a sie. per Ib. Quinces, pk., $1. Cranberries, per quart, We: ¢! uts, quart, 25c. Rabbits, 25a 40. Squirrels, 12. Walnuts, 50c. pk. Hom- iny, qt.. 1c. Pumpkins, 10350c. Wild Tur- keys, Sas. —aienietiasnans teaL Estate SaLts—By Green & Williams, Auctioneers.—Part lot 2, in square 318, anda one story brick house on H, between Iith and 2th streets west, to Jos. R. Nairn for $3,425, Part lot 11, square 6%6,0n C street, between Delaware avenue and ist street east, to Thos. ‘Thornley for 43 cents per foot. A brick house and Jot corner of north Cand 2d street east, 35,700 to W. M. Tennison. Brick house and lot corner 7th and M streets north, to Jos. R. Cas- Sin for $7,500. Lot 30, square 181, corner 17th streetand Massachusetts avenue, to Michael Green 12 cts. Lot same square, G. W. Durity, 11% cts. Brick house and lot_corner Virgin nue and C street south, to J. H. D. Richards, $5,25 Lot 2, square 577, C street south, between 2d and 3d, to George Dearwan 20 cts. per foot. 30 acres of land, formerly owned BW J. B. Kibbey, to L. A. Tarieton, $10,500. A two story brick house, four rooms, 11 feet 3inches front, lot 96 feet deep, 14th street, between H and I north, to T. A. McGianchlin for $25. Another adjoining, same size, to James Ginnaty $2,520. t 6, square 752, 4th, between N and O streets, to Thomas O Beirne, 25 cents per foot. NITARY DeraiL.—The sanitary po- . under the direction of C. F. Cramp, consists of the following officers :—A. H. Voss, Thomas Britt, H. A. Garrett, C. E. Camron, (. Sebastian, J. V. Grant. G. Pierce, and A. M. Sprague. In compliance with the resolu- tion of the Board of Commissioners, at its last meeting, Superintendent Richards has de wailed the following as additional officers fur sanitary duty, to report to Mr. Crump at headquarters, on Monday next:—Wm. T. Riley, William H- Howes, A. A. Greer, E. Ourand, J.T. Gor- don, Z.H. Whitmore. Citizens having com- plaints to make will report to either of those officers, who will patrol all the sanitary dis- tricts, especially to enforce the sanitary reg- ulations. In addition to this special de‘ail, the yatrolinen are required to report every vie- stion of the sanitary regulations occurring in their respective beats. ——_«——__. Munrber oF AN InPANT.—Last night, Rach’l Smith, colored, was arrested by officer Watts, upon a charge of causing the death of an in- fant childet Mary Parker, colored, and she was locked up ju the Central Guardhou e. It appears from the statements of parties ac- quainted with the circumstances, that the mo- ther oftbe cnild and the accused had quar. sled some days ago, and last Wednesday the cused went to Mary Parker's house, in Chestantajley, between lith and 15th and P and Q streets north, in the absence of Mary, and taking ap Mary’s infant, said she was go- ing down the adey, went out. She threw the infant down on the porch, its head striking against the boards, and went away and left it there. The child was taken into the house, and the accused went away and boasted that she bad thrown Mary Parker's child on the porch and it was most dead. The child died yesterdny, and the coroner was notified to hold an inquest this morning. paras Se Orr ron ALBaNy—Yesterday afternoon, Warden Brown, of the jail, with a posee, left for Albony with the following prisoners, sen- tenced to the Albany penitentiary during the ——— term of the Oriminal Court by Judge W ylie:—Thomas Fox, burglary; feur years. John Hofs, do.; three years. Vincent Nichols, Augusta Butts, Martha Gant, larceny; three years each. Perote Hippolight, manslaughter; iwo years. Thomas wn, John Myers, Georgianna Cook West, larceny; two years John P. Lawler, larceny; eighteen months. George Williams, Thomas Murphy, Martha Harris alias Blue, Charles De Marry, larceny; one year each. Cuarce or Granp Larceny.— Yesterday afternoon, Mr. E. B. Williams, formerly a clerk in the store of P. J. Bellew, appeared betore Justice Bates to answer to a charge of ‘eeny of one lot of jewelry, valued at $10.50; letsoaps and perfumery, $10; and $24 in casb, July and Angust. The ac- cused was arrested by county officer Kimball. It appeared in evsdencs that the accused, during the months of July and August, took the articles charged from Store, as also the money, and failed to account for them. Jus- tice Bates held the accused to bail fae court. t in the months o1 Roprery —Thursday night, between 11 and 3 san the tailor’s shop belonging to Mr. Le » on F, between 9th and 10th streets north, was entered through 2 back window by thieves, who carried off one blue overcoat, a sack belonging to Thomas Mitchell, valued at $4, one pair of blue pants, one biack frock coat, @ lady's cloak, two new broadcloth frock coals, two rs new biack cloth pants, three its, andone beavy black over- No clue has been obtained to the thieves, —<<a—aeiipeemas PLACES. —T'» rvin which has been de- cily the past 12 hours has fliled mnd as firasthe new sewer tthe intersection of Dand 7ta nd is so deep on the sewer that a number of wagons were temporartly stack this morning and cave the drivers much trouple to lense their teams. §These inconveniences ™must be endured for a short time, np aciieat CenrraL GUARDHOUSE CAses.—Andrew Sullivan, drunk and disorderly; $5.91. James Hogan, do.; L. F. Thomas, do.: G. A. Rob: id Wm. Spllivan, disorderiy, $3 each. A. Suili- van, creating & nuisance; $3. Rachael Smith, murder; for trial. biack cloth © coat. CITY ITEMS. ———_o——_ A PAIR will be given on Monday evening av Odd Fellows’ Hall for the benefit of Assembly's Church. eee ae Tue VicILanT Fink CoMPany of wn givea grand ball at the hall overthe new rket on Monday night. Great preparations haye been made for the occasion. pa abeenetipeeen ites A Granp Benxerit Bat will be given at Metropolitan Hall next Monday night. Look out for a brilliant affair. pale. BRET TuE FeNian SisTeRHOOD on Monday night Seaton give a ball at Hail. A capital time is expected. eee ee enero THE NOVELTY in Ladies’ Muffs, mentioned in the New York journals, can be seen in the show window of Stinemetz’s Fur Store, 234 Pa. Ave., near 13th st. > aa JEWELRY.—1,000 setts of new and beautifal jewelry to chose from for only One Dollar, at the Dollor Jewelry Siore, No. 435 Pa. avenue, third door from 4X street. er a Notice.—Jobn C. Backer, No. 238 Pennsyl- yania avenue has just received a large lot of celebrated Lone Jackand Uncle Bob Leesmok- ing tobacco direct from Lynchberg which he will sell at a low figure. Prorgssor ALEX. WoLowski, pianists and vocalist, has opened a course of piano and ringing by his new Simplified Method at 41s sth st., between G and H sts. All those who wish to become accomplished Musicians must not neglect this opportunity. arabes PEARLS AND RUBIES.— White teeth cropping from out of ridge of ruby, a breath spicy as the airs from Araby the Biest. Who can resist such fascinations? To realize them, to Yael trate them, to make the mouth acasket of pearls and rubies, and every sigh a gush of fragrance, all you have to do, fair ladies, is to use the matchless vegetable preparation, Fragrant Sozodont. 20 ets Your Fert.—Dr. White, Chiropodist, con- tinues the successful treatment of Corns, Bun- ions, Club and Inverted Nails, &c., at No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- half and Sixth streets, Office hours froms a m.to6p.m. Closed Sunday. pee Brown’s BroncuiaL Trocues, for Palmo- nary and Asthmatic Disorders, have proved their efficacy by a testof many years, and have received testimonials from eminent men who have used them. Those who are suffering from coughs, colds, hoarseness, sore throat, &c., should try “The Troches,” a simple remedy which is im almost every ease effectual. eo —_e—_— Great Barearns in Jewelry 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 a free gift, consisting of cluster, jet and coral setts, sleeye buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. oc 11-Im* MARRIED, JOHNSON—BLANCHARD. In this city.on the Tharsday. Nov. 2d. by the Rev. Father McCarthy, FREDERICK JOHNSON. of Utica, N. Y., to LUCY A, BLANCHARD, of Washington, se: 188 DIED, MOODY. In Georgetown, on the 3d inst , after a brief illness. Mrs. ELIZAVETIL MOODY, aged wT years. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Elisha Hughes, No. 44 Bridge street, near Green, x TAUBER?. On the 4th of September, 1835, ANDREW HAUBEK1, in his 37th year. May he rest in peace. Ts please copy. | (Richmond and Freder' LOST AND FOUND. Q@TRAYED—On the 24 instant, a spotted COW; SS horns turned in; named Kate.’ Ten dollars will be given for information leading to her recovery. J.W. BOGGS, 8th st. east, ne 4-3t* bet. B and © sts. sout ¥: 1 REWARD .—Strayed or stole? instant, about half-past five o'clock a. m., SORREL MARE oue hind leg white, attached te The above reward will be giv city asmall bread wagen, returned to H. F. LANG, corner of Potomac Do 4-3t* and Prospec Georgetown. $25 REWARD —Lost or stolen, a snuff-colored 3} English Greyhound SLUT. Above reward for information that will secure her return to Dr. J.B. ALEXANDER, 451 Pa. av. no 3 6t* QTOLEN NOV. 1ST.—Lookout for a scrrel bay 2 HORSE. four years old; white hind legs; large wart on right eye lid; small one on the left breast. ‘25 reward if returmed to KICHARD SKINNER, 4 E street, north the Capitol. no 3-3t* (CASE TO MY PREMISES 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 t9 come for- war rove property. pay charges and take them b Wat, TINS. ‘7th street. no $-3t* near the first toll-gate. @TRA ED OR STOLEN—On the i7th of Octo- b ber, 1885, two red buffaloCOWS. one with white star in forehead, the other two white spots on right hind Jeg, and a red diamond between the two spots. Auy 01 yoturatas them to WM. DONOHOUGH, Kendall Green Park, will receive $20 for their trouble. Ro 3-2t* “REWARD—Lost, from 567 7th st. east, $1 0 two brown and white SETTER PUPS. one answering to the name ‘* Doc.” with ascaron right hind leg, the other, ‘Sa: lame in right fore- foot. The above reward will be given for both,or five dollars for either of them, at 567 7th st.. near G. {no 3-3t*} J.N. CARPENTER. S500 REWARD .—Lost, on Monday jnorpieg, from 7th to 6th street, a POUCKET- OOK. containing $2.000 in coupon notes; all in 3:0 and $100 bills. The finder will be rewarded b: bringing it to Miss KATE LACOMPTE, 600 61 street. No 2 3t* BEWARD—Taken from the eorner of 13th and L streets. on the lst of November, one LIGHT BAY HORSE. about 16% hands hi black mane and black tail; marks of collar on ‘his breast, The above reward will be given if returned to 3 Do 2-3t* corner of 13th and L streets. ¢e&4s €OoalLt! COAL!!! 2 & ’ 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, W #H. MARLOW, Office and Yard corner 7th street _oc 30-6t* ehel ______ and Canal. 369 SEVENTH STREET. 369 DO NOT BUY YOUR FURNITURE UNTIL YOU EXAMINE OUR STOCK! We have the greatest variety and the LARGEST STOCK OF FURNITURE in the District, And pledge ourselves to sell from TEN TO FIF- TEEN PER CENT. 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 auctions, which can and are selling from 10 to 20 cents per yard less ‘other bousest bar ate BONTZ & GROSHON, _oe ‘31-5t 369 7th street. above I. Fre. INSUBANO Atso, THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM- PANY OF WASHINGTON, CHAR- TERED BY CONGRESS. 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- ba OFFICE: No. 424 Fifteenth street, nearly opposite Riggs & Co.'s Banking House. DIRECTORS : Chas. Knap, Preside: Richard Wallach, G. W. Riggs, Vice President, Daniel Dodd, Themas Berry, H.C. Fahnestock, George 8. Gideon, William Dixon, Marshall Brown, NOBLE D. LABNER, Secretary. oc $1-6t — (Intel,Chron,Con Union,Bep]} ROFESSOR ALEX PPOIRSO, AAAARTER Sona ry one bis ry BINGING ant r SNoronty iif ‘October 30th, by an en: person ii will be enabli Ute WANTS. anager aectinrnemm eee ANTED—A good servant N, to cook Wane do the pee ete neath Some KP Apply te Mrs. WILLIAM WHELAN,No 43 nara. Georgetown. A white woman preforred. A YOUNG WOMAN WisHES A SITUATION A as cook And Good reference cook, washer ironer. gan be given. “Will bave mo objection to do cham: or take ofchildren. Please call at the corner of 10th a1 «Island. No.36. 1t* WASTED-4 YOUNG MAN, from 18 to 2% ars of age, of undoubted integrity, as clerk and hi ig store. 4, Wash- ington. no 4-3t* ANTED IMMEBIATELY—A BLAOK- SMITH, with $200 or $300, to go to Bladens- Merk sieemnt cok evuvenioneeesy, atececiie a ¥ a jen! the Purpose, with shop attached tool genttel weckanam. need eI wi Le Al '. Gor farther information inquire at this office, of address CHAS. PARKER, Bladensburg, Md. no 4-2t* WANTED—at the Institution of the Deaf and Dumb, an experienced LAUNDRESS. Ap- ply at once, bringing references. no 3-2t* ANTED—A WASHER and IRONER. WwW Cog end sth FOR SALE AND RENT FPUzsIssED HOUSE FOR BENT—Inquire at 339 18th sreet, corner of K. no 4-2t* ¢ UENISHED DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS Bin BOABD, at 439 Pametaets avenae. Foe aRe: Incas 01 8l0'H stsee begin 4th and Sth north side, “not ESSE, OOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR- ISHED, FOR RENT—Suitable for house- keeping. Terms liberal. Inquire at 53. 13th at., between B and C, Island. no 4-lw* “OR RENT—In_ Geo! BP Sfo tae rotingee r y to town, & ni RAME jour rooms, situated on eet. Appl J. A. BLUNDON, No. treet. no 4-3t" FOR ERENT large CELLAR and STABLS. a reasonable For rent together or separate. on r. rms. Good Jocation for a huckster or butter no 4-4t* dealer. 434 7tu street. Fe KENT—A HOUSE, containing six rooms and a large stable. on 4th st. east. bet Aand B north. Inquire nextdoor, at the brick house, or to THOMAS FEALY, avenue, be- tween 13th and 4th streets. 1 4-2t* QEVERAL FURNISHED KOOMS, street, between th and 6th, with cooking stove, very convenient for man and wife, at 644 M street, between 4th a or for = entlemen. Fael closets and aqueduct wages paid. no 3-3t* very handy. no 4 3t’ A ANTED—1,000 ACRES of WOOD LAND on “OR RENT—A HOUSE with eight rooms. In- WW etek OPER CUM ORD LAND on | Faire at the an Hotel, corner of Penn- tract of good Wood on the Potomac. HALL, KILBOURN, & CO., heal Estate Brokers, no 3-3t Corner 7th and F streets. I 0 CARPENTERS AND OTHERS—A youth, sixteen wishes to learn the Carpentering or any other good substantial business, Address APPRENTICE, Star office. no 2-3t* | ANTED—A GIRL to do ehamberwork; also, one to do Somat Apply immediately at the American Hotel, 7th street, opposite Center Market. nO 2-3t 3 Bat WANTED—To leary 6 business in a bookstere. Small wi first. Boo! warted—Schoolcraft’s India 4 5. no 2 3t* BU Bookstore. Vy ANTED—A PARTNER. for the Auction and Commission basiness. in an old established store. Cash required $1,000 to $2,000 ‘Address, through Post Office,**X.°Z.,’’ with name and re- ference. no 2-3t* WATE. TO RENT, immediately, very neat OUSK, composed of ten rooms, with front garden. side and back yard, situated corner 13th and D streets. Island. Inquire at DEMONGE- OTS Human Hair Store, corner of D and 10th sts, near Penna, avenue. no 2-3t* W ANTED—By a lady, a POBITION to teach in aschool or genticman’s family, or would do writing of any kind. Best ef references given. In- or address Teacher Star Office. itt V j ANTED—By a Georgia cotton pl either , & PARTNER with $7,000 or somebody who is willing to lend $7 000 on ry oe ona plantation. Direct letters to Key Box 66 Alexendria, Va. oc 31-6t* V / ET NURS® WANTED—Apply to Dr. B JOHNSTON, 7th street, opposite Post Office. between the hears of 8 and 9a. m. and from 12to 1 p.m, oc 30-tf W ASTED—Shoemakers to know that they can Burchace LEATHER and FINDINGS at the Shoe Finding Store.situated at 479 11th st.. bet. Eand F, {oc 26-1m*} J.C. HALL. W ANTED—We w: furnished HOU Also, FARMS and BI around Washington and the adjoining county, WELLS & CG. ocl7-Im* 4767th street, opposite Post Office. W ANTED. @ first class Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to take charge as foreman; must be perfect in pking nd orvatmental work, and well recommended, ply at No. 316, Pa avenue, Washington.D.C. oc 4. WENT SES W. , with af ¥ HOUSES WANTED, with efx or aa WANTED j ANTED, W WANTED. LADIES, EVERYBODY. WM. PRINCE. THE PIONEER OF STAMPING, 351 F etreet, opposite Patent office, Has, in consequence of an attempt made on the artof new beginners, to cut down the price of RTAMPING, reduced his charge, andis now pre- ared to stamp goods from IVE CENTS PER WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Any pattern, whether we have it or not. Ladies should be carefn’, as dangerous and cheap compo- sitions that ruin fabrics are now used by the so- called Stampers. We are the onl: Brac cal per- sons in the city engaged in STA PING and FLUTING. We make and stamp any pattern brought us. Daily issue new patterns. se 15-tf GBE4t CHANOE FOR AGENTS. What the people want. Complete History of the War,inone large volume, ndidly illustrated, with over 125 fine portraits of Generals and Battle scenes. The most candid, lucid, complete, au- thentic and reliable histery published. It con- tains reading matter equal to three large octavo volumes. Send for circulars and see our terms, Address, “JONES, BROS. & CO. _fe %5-Im* Philadelphia, P: ANTEP.— SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, €06 7th street, je 8-tf between G and H, east sid GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. W 4A2DWELT, £ HATS, AUCTIONEERS, Will attend to sales of personal property and real we. on fe reeee pr orton Leet ‘ersons wishing to dispose of pro} st auction are respectfully invited to call at our store, No. 36 East Market Space, Georgetown. Sales of housekeeping goods and many other arti- ticles at store. every Tussday and Saturday morn- ings, at 10 o'clock. oc 3-Im* WARDWELL & HAYS, Aucta, and FRANCIS H.sMITH.] (JaMEs 0. CLEPHANE BMITH & CLEPHANE, LAW BEPORTEBS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS 29 Indiana avenue, betw. $4 and _oc le-tf Cleric’s Ottice, NEW DRUG STORK, CAPITOL HILL, Corner of C st. north and Third st. east, JOSEPH WALSH, Jn., ArotHrcary, Respectfully announces to the Public that he has jnst opened, at his new store, as above,a FULL and FRESH SUPPLY of DRUGS, CHEMICALS. PERFUMERIES, &c., article usually found in a well- Comprisi Ig oe ry, D ise nted ig Store, and is prepared, at all hours of the day and right, to respond promptly to the calls of his patrons. None but the purest and best Medicines will be lispensed. and especial care and sttention will be Prescription De choice and complete stock of GIGARS and TO- BACCO constantly on hand. oc 14-eolm* NOVELTY—Kid Gloves colored to look a good as new. Also, kid and bu Gloves, Ostrich Feathers, Silks, Ribbons, &c., cleansed in the neatest manner. Agents for Washington—At the National Steam Laundry, 311 E street. and Lake & Co., 370 Pa. avenue, under the Metropolitan Ho- te! oc 2 im* pu FIRE AT BARNUM’S MUSEU ‘tment A CARD FROM P. T. BARNUM. INSURANCE POLICIES, BOOKS AND PAPERS ALL SAVED. New Yor, July 14, 1855. Messrs. Hernine & Co. Gentlemen: Though the destruction of the Ame- rican Museum has proved’a serious Joss to myself and the public, I am happy to verify the old adage, that ‘It’s an ill wind that blows nobody good,” and consequently. congratutate vou that your well- known safes have again demonstrated their supe- rior fire-proof qualities in an ordeal of unusual se- verity. The safe you made for me some time age was in the office of the Museum, on the second floor, back part of the building, and in the hottest of the fire. After twenty-four hours of trial t was found among the debris, and on opening it this day has yielded up its contents in very good order, booas, papers, policies of i nee, bank bill all in condition for immediate use, and a noble commen- tary on the trustworthiness of Herring's Fire- Proof Safes. Truly yours, * P. T. BARNUM. HERRING’S SAFES were inall parts of this fire. The contents of all were saved. These Safes are furnished at guaranteed factory prices. J.P. BARTHOLOW, Agent for Horring’s Safes and Money Chests, 558 7th street, below Pa. avenue, oe et co8w Washington. D.o. KLIN ; EA ENTIFIG °° EER PRACTICAL OPTIOTANS., Ps BRAZ “PEBBLE” AND. PERISOOPIO cal Instruments always pate and at the lowest SZ-DEPOT FOR CARTES DE VISITE OF Celebrities, pli Coles ote tad colored, apd afine collection Poldiing tom 30 to 200 pictures out 2° OTI x ne a informs sree ettecaree Bee sich will be sold at the very Tower : age of i rnect ; gaan | oe P. Geode delivered elty < Georgetown of charge. manne Coane a TO) sylvania avenue and iith street. Bo 3-0 STORE FOR KENT AND COUNTER AND S¥ ELVES for sale. Inquire corner 8th and D sts., Island, Ro 3-21* [08 BENT—Two or three unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping; and water on the premises. Apply No. 83 45¢ st, near Mary mo ROOMS—Sev: Je URNT F be accommodated with pean it St or without BOARD, by applying at 41 tween F and G sts. Fo, BENT—On Lith street, one dwelli containing eight rooms. with stabi: poauite at P, JOUVENAL'S, 186 16 and T. iz ing HOUSE if desired. taining four rooms, situated on 2d st.. betwee: H and Massachusetis avenue. Apply on i ae: O38 st URNISHED HOUSK, No. 55 Penns) lvania avenue. near 22d street, to a pri- vate family only. Reterences required. Apply on the premises. ne S-3t* A wane cue CE — FOR RENT—A well fitted A up RESTAURANT and Fixtures, Apply at and C streets. “esa P. MANN. no 3 OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a small Cigar Store well located on Pennsyl vania avenue, and suitably adaptec to a young man wishing to enter business with a small capital. Apply at No. 47% 1th street. no 3 3t* ESTAURANT AND DINING SALUON FOR SALE—Stock, Fixtures, and Furniture. and Lease for sale cheap. It is the best standin the Second Ward. as the proprietor is about to enter P inte another business. No. 621 1th st. no 3-3t* RARE CHANCE—A CIGAR STORE, Stock and Fixtures for sale, Doing a good business. Satistactory reasons given for selling out Iuguire at the Stere, after Ge'clock p m.,No. 73 Pa_av., bet. 2ist and 22d streets no 3-2t* Ko KENT—A BKICK HOUDK, with five rooms, with fixtures in store, two 7 ares from the street cars, on Capitol Hill. nquire wt BROWN’S Restaurant, corner 13th and Pa. ave. no 3-1w* (OR SALE AT A BARGALN—A 3etory BRICK HUUSE on7th street, between M and N street Qrooms and 2 story back building. A sine store well fitted up; a good business location. Price only $7,000. ALL, KILBORRN & 0O., Real Estate Brok+ ra, nos 8t Corner F and 7th streets. EF‘ RNISHED KOOMS, with first-class BOARD, at ZS sh street. One PARLOR, 13 by 25, fronting on 434 street, second floor, PARLOR in rear, 15 f-et square. Also, a fine KOUM on third floor, suitable for a family. None but those wishing permanent home need apply, and with the best of reference. bo 3-3t" = > (OR RENT—Furnished HOUSE, No. 256 4th street west, near north 1 street. containing 5 House on the corner of 17th and north C street. House No. 385 43, street. near Arsenal Gate, with stabling. Also, House ‘ner of Briage and Potomac streets, opposite New Market House. Georgetown, D. C.. containing mine rooms. In- quire of JOS. F. KELLEY, Real Estate Ageut, fice 363. Sth street west, near north Ist. no3 3t™ ie LET—RUOMs, furnisbed or unfarnished, on Sth st, between I street and Massachusetts avenue, No. 378. no 2 4t* FOB BENTTwo pleasant Furnished ROOMS, at No. 509 north H street, one door from7th; convenient to the Patent and Post Offices. no 2 3t* "EW OOF RCE ROOMS FOR RENT. Apply at 209 Penn, avenue, opposite Willard Hotel, no2-3t* i ae SS FOR SALE CHE —15,000 good old BRICKS. Apply to E. PICKRELL & CO,’s lumber yard, or to . WINGATE, Georgetown. no 2-3t* of the best locations on Pennsylvania avenue, and the best lightin Washington, Reason for sell: ing, going South. Inquire at the Star Office no2-3t* FOR RENT— Good three story BRICK HOUSE, on 1th street, near the avenue, A 'y imme- GOM. VAN BUREN & CO., diately. no 2-3t* 538 7th street. FS SALE—First-class RESTAURANT, good location; near the Center Mark: Fixtures and three years Lease will be sold reasenable terms Consequence, baving other b quire 3364 7th street, corner of K. HSSsk FOR SALE—On soth street. between I and K,No 92. a large Frame House, Ist story brick. 148 feet Lot to « 30 foot alley. Inquire on the Premises, or of JAMES MOLGAN, Grocer, on the corner of 26th and K strects. no 2-3t* Fo, SALE OR RENT—Two neat two-story FRAME HOUSES, with basement and attic; nine rooms each, pleasantly located on B, between 6th and 7th streets. Possession given immediate- ly. fee particulars inquire on the premises. no 2 3t* Fo SALE—A ee three-story BRICK DW LING-HOUSE, containing six rooms. wi twe story frame pee i rear, occupied as a bakery. Also, all the FAXTURES aud TOULS in 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. Beason for selling given. ESTAURANT a large DINING ROOM, all connected, and well fitted up. A fine opportunity to make money. Apply immediately at No. 42" Pennsylvania ave- nue, between 43¢ and 6th ste., Washington. oc3) 2w* | KENT—A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. ecntaining 6 rooms. nt $40 per mouth. Sat- isfactory references required. Possession given sored” jal Inguire at No, 203 lith street. oc For SALK—Two three story BRICK HOUSES on the Island, near Grace Church. Apply to C.B. BAKER, Star Office. oc 28-tf Fez RENT—A large and fine selection 01 Stand- ard Books, Classics, lutest Novels. &c., by the month or week, Subscribers may change Books daily, and obtain Magazines with redaction. People’s Circulating Library: oc 24-eo3m corner 9th and D (OR SALE OR RENT—Thirty acres of vatuable k FA alae and FARM LAND on the banks of the Potomac, at the Chain Bri For particu Thai idge. lars apply to'W. T. DUVA L, Foundry. George. town, | oc 5-Im M ABLBOROUGH FARM.FOR RENT. Situated on Potomac Oreek and river.a short dis- tance below Auuia, and near the mail boat, which sen 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, Fredertcks- Eure P.O / ROBT. WALLACE @” oc 1 ims" OR RENT—A_ handsome PHOTOGRAPH ART GALLERY. in Lane & Tucker’s build- ing, newly and elegantly fitted up, and now reat: for occupancy. Apply ou. the prenilses to CHAS. H.LANE, 424 Pa. avenue, near 4% street. Alse, three pleasant and comfortable ROOMS (in the vo) suitable for offices. oc 11-tf | ete SALE—That splendid RESIDENCE at the corner of Now York avenue and 18th street. For particulars inquire at 490 H street north, back of Patent Office. at ‘ae hours of 8 a.m. 1 and 6 o'clock p. ma. JA. TOWLES, “an 21-fF erty Agent. 10 LET- Two ofthe largest STORE ROOMS i Twethingree, teane arwest f build ing sontheast coruer 11th atr doy anree Bal EMENT peor pea bag firat- nrant. in rear of said building. near Washington Theater. 1 0. Wine Merchants-on bremisens oe ACU netg tr Fe RENT—VFour FURNISHED HOUSES. from 9to 13 rooms each. Three Unfurnished USES. 4 roomseach, Also, for sale, 8 Buildi Lots on I street, ween 12th and 13th “§ Building Lots ‘on H street, ao streets; 2 Building Lots on L street. east of 234 street; 1 Building Lot ro 0th street, near R street; Honse and Lot on }0th street. near B street, far Lie 20 aaa yr Be A corner 16th street." A AKM FOR SALE OR EXCHANG iperoved city property, containi with dwelli god orc! oa peaks avy Yard ri in George's county, Md.. near Bell's Meeting House, adjoining the ands of David Rollings s Eliehs 533 oth street east, or Silver Hill Post Office oc 11-Im* .OR RENT—A t unfu PARL ety by on aera tween 2ist 4 Toe BREE rich ces onaad eter. A. Dini as nn coellsineds Ff SPECIAL NOTION.-4 offer for sale at very amsortment of OH FLAIN and Fa ptt ea nt Bag wif oe 06 2-e0lmif ‘6 'P BW DRESS N “TTS Branch of Madame Dean, of New York city, now open at Madame F. Borde’s French Millinery, No / 356 Penpsylvania avenue, between 6th aad 7th sts, over Mr, James Y, Davie’ Hat Store. Se Latest style Ofp_tterns always on hand, and Linas OF 2 aw yout IFE AND OP ¥ ANDER ! 2 Pe AUCTION <ALES, [For other Auction Salas, -rr fourth page.) AUCTION SALES. BY JAS. OC. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctionsers. PeREMPTORY SALE OF TWO FRAME CAH AND LOTS UN B, NEAR 7TH 5T., » SLA On THURSD TERNOON, November ob, . Ake arcanioen we chal sotto is: t each onsouth B street, corner of 7th street west, Islind. with an average depth of about 10) feet. to na alley 2 feot wide fmproved by two frame dwellings, coa- torming wine ryoms each, and will be seid separate- y Terms: $2.00 cash on cach; residue ing and 12 having & frout of 25 fee! Deart months, with interest, secured by deed of trast on premise Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. Sale of one of the house< wi"! he psitive no 4 dts J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. ¥ ©. W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer. SALE OF ELEGANT TRNITURE, GILT- HAME MIRRORS, SUPERB OIL PAINT- INGS, SUITS UF WINDOW AINS, To ed OUD PLANO FURTE, & T Avc- On MONDAY, November 13, commencing at 10 ovclock a m. I shall sedi, at the residence of H. G + No. 42% Louisiana avenue, between th and 6th streets, a large collection of very supe seed Househola Burniture, consisting iu part as follows, viz: One Kosewoo!-case Piano, seven octave, scroll legs. made .oorder by Geo. F. Guild’ & Co., Boston. Gilt-frame Oval Mantel Mirrors Suits of Parlor. Library, Dining-room, and Cham- ber Curtains A large coliecticn of valuable Oil Paintinzs and Engravings, subjects enumerated in catalogue Walnat Parlor Suit, upholstered in greea velvet Rosewood Parlor Suit, upholstered fu witk brocatel Bolid Rosewood Center Alabaster able, seagnola ton es, Bronze Groups, Statuettes, and Medal Parian Marble Busts, Equestrian Statue of Jack- on in bronze Large ier Mirror, with Gilt Table Turkey, Velvet, and Tapestry Brussels Carpets Gas Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures throughout the youre Solid Oak Extension Dining Table Oak Sideboards. with marble tups Uak Arm Chairs, upholsterea in rep and green morocco Hall Oil Cloth, Oak Hall Set Une ruperior Billiard Table, with Phelan’s combi bation cushions Solid Korewood Bedstead Dressing Bureau, with marble top, and Wardrobe maw with yarves trout Presta ogany yalnut Dressing Cabinets, Ward- robes, and Bedsteads ind Walnut lounges ' «i Cane Seat Chairs Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Requisites, &. With many other articles not necessary ulvrize, altogether forming a large coll very superior Household Furuitare, worthy the anne of housekeepers and those about fur- nisbing ‘Terms of sale. c: 5 Descriptive cat wes can be had at the house on the morning of the» ale. nos d&ds C.W. BOTELER, Jr.. Auct. QALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS aT * ARLINGTON SPRINGS, VA. Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Waxhineton, Washing:on, November ¢.180"°¢ Will be sold at public auction.on the pre:mises, rthe direction ef Capt. Crowell, A ,on FRIDAY, November 10, 1855, at 1 o clock Q Pym. THIRTEEN FRAME BUILDINGS, sitnated at Arlington Springs. Va , as follows Two (2) Stables, each 15 by 325 feet. ‘Two (2) Sheds, each 15 by 35 feet. One (1) Stable, 23 by 250 feet. One (1) Stable, 255 by 143 fect. One (1) Stable 25 7 fect. One (1) Barracks, 22 by 79 feet. One (1) Kitchen and Messhouse, 26"¢ by 104 feet. One (1) Quarters, 22% by 60 feet. One (1) Shed 123s by 18 feet. One (1) Quarters, 123) by 2352 feet. One (1) Sink, 4 by 21 feet. The buildings will be sold singly, to the highest biddtr, and must beremoved within ten days frem day of sale ‘erms : Cash, in Government funds. By order of Rrevet Major Gen. D. Chief Quartermaster, Depet of Wasli a THOMPKINS, no 4-5t Brevet Colonel and Quartermaster, ABGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER- ges iRt ie neal SORAP IRON, aM . bane zing RAGURS. Chi jartermaster’, ce, Depot of Washington, wee Warkinion D CG November 4.185. at public auction, under the direc- t Colonel C. H. Thompkins, A.Q M.. atthe Government Mill. on E street, between 21st and 22d streets. Washington, D.C..on MONDAY. November 20, 3355, at 1 o'clock a. m , a large lot of Condemned Quartermaster Stores, viz: Letter Presses. Bedsteads. Buckets, Tron Safe, Tables. Desks. Bits, Blaukets, Chains, Haamers Harness, Halters, Saddles, Whips, W Portable Forges, Bellows, Chests, Kettles, L terns, Measures, Paulins, Picks, Saws, Shovels, Spades, Wheelbarrows, Brooms, &c. Will be sold at the late site of Ge pair Shops. on 2ist street. between E and F streets, on THURSDAY, November 23, 1855, at 10 o'clock a m.: Gon pinadsat Yara Axles, Iron, 3500 pounds o 1 Spri 25.100 pounds of Scrap Chaine” 2,40 pounds of Scrap Iron. &c, ALSO. Will be sold at Kendal! Green Park, abont one mile northeast of the Baltimore and 0} Railroad FRIDAY, November 24, at 10 ernment Re- 104 Two-horse Ambulances, 22 'Two-horse Spring Wagons, 1 Two-horse Bugey. TOe sales will be continued from day to day until the whole is sold. rs The stores must be removed by the parchasers within five days from date of sale ‘Terms : Cash, in Government funds. By order of Brevet Major General D. H. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, no 4-17t Brevet Colonel and Quartermaster. PERSONS IN WANT OF DBE- SIRABLE FURNITURE of every description, from the simplest to & ‘COSTLIEST CHAMBER SETS. And from the least expensive to the FINEST PARLOR FURNITURE, ‘Would do well to examine the stock now to be seen at the Warerooms Messzs. JAS C. McGUIRE & CO.. Pennsylvania avenue, corner lenth street. All that can be obtained inthe markets of the North can be founa in the collection referred to, and can be purchased at prices as moderate as those asked for them in the cities of Boston, Philadelphia, or New York. ALBO. BRONZE CHANDELIERS, LAMPS, &c., from the celebrated manufactory of Hiram Tucker & Co.. of Boston oc 18-eozw RPHANS’ COURT, Bistxict oF UMBIA, Waskineton Cocnty, To wi In the matter of the petition of Josiah Simpson, prea g tothe miner children of Hanson Barnes, jeceased. ‘The snid geardian having reported that he had sold all the right and title of his wards. (together with the interest and title of Jumes H. Barnes, by his con .) of, in. and to lot No. 2. in **Todd and Gunnell’s” subdivision of sqaare No. 435, of the plan of the city of Washington, to Wai. G. Foster, ‘or the sum of $1 192 8, and that the said Foster had complied with the terms of ‘6, it is this 7th day of October. A. D. 1855. ordered ‘that the said sale be, and the same is, hereby ratified aud con firmed. unless cause to the contrary be shown, on or before the 18th day of November next: provided a copy of this order bo published in the Evenin: Star three times a week for three week< before said day. WM F. PURCELL _—_ of the Orphaus’ Test -—Z. C. ROBBINS, Oc 26-003w 486 ourt, Register of Wills. SPRING ASSORTMENT aT 486 MARKKITER’S, NO. 486 SEVENTH STREET, DEALER IN CHOICE STOCK oF INTERIOR ADORNMENTS, EMBRACING PAPER HANGINGS, Aselect and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and Lew ganees Paper Hangings, Borders, Statue, Cen- tre Pieces, &c., embi the Largest and Haud- somest in the District. WINDOW SHADES. gt Orven, Fink, Leveuter, ae Brown an ndow les. & vari¢ patte: Shade Fixtures, Tassels, 7 races ~ PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Silk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizes and colors, a beautiful assortment. ‘Pic- ture Rings, Nails, &c. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS. Fy. ated choice Engravingsand Paintings always Orders for Paper Hanging and Window Shades punctually attended to, and ‘executed in the best manner, in city or country. erms cash for * STARK RITER, Fellows Han 4 ‘Washington, D. 0. 46 Srvent 486 xign doors above APPLES. ONIONS AND POTATOES, N PPLES. 389 Barrel pie Winds" Uha wad and Yetiow 500 , Buckeye, Garter and Mercer ‘A On and arri . For sale lowin lots te suit purchasers. Spi D. Macy, 97 Smith's Wharf. Baltimore, FIVE LOTS nie NATIONAL PRINT- Y AFTERN atvotick on th on the premises . 9, 9.10, and 11, subdivision ing each on north H street Ca) streets. 20 BO feet alley. 0} postponed until AF TEKNOON, November 4th same hour and place. nos J.C. McGUIRE &@ ¢ ¥ WM. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. RESTAURANT AND THE TWO ADJOINING On RATURDAY PTERNOUN Nook im Nomveber o'clock, we will sell, om the prewlees. the Meates® rant, with Counter and Shelving, aud the two adicining Buildings, st the corner of D4 and @ street ‘Tertps cash, W.L. WALL & ©O.. Aucts = no? Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. AUCTION SALE OF WASHINGTON CORPO. RATION sTOCK On SATURDAY. the éth inst.. at ¢ o'clock pm. we shall sell. at our Auction Rooms, corner of Tth D streets, Five Hundred Dollars in Washing ten Corporation six per cent. quarterly stuck. Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS Ancts. pold B* W. B. LEWIS & ©0., Auctionvers: No, 307 Penusyivania avenue, 8.L. LINSEV’S, OF PHILADELPHIA. GREAT SALE OF 2.000 LOTS LADIES’ AND GEN- TLEMEN's SUPERIOR CLOTHING AT AUU- MONDAY MORNING, Nov. 6th, at 95, o'clock, at eur store to wit: ENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING, Embracing euperior Beaver Cloth and other Overcoat, cbuperier Black Cloth Frock, Sack and Business oats Cloth, Doeskin and Carstmere Pants, Silk. Satin. Cas: nd other Vests. Boys’ Clothing. + 1c LADIES’ CLOTHING Consist of twenty five elegant Silk Dresses, Cashmeres, Poplins. Delaines and Calico Dieses, ‘ Asuperior lot of Under clothing, Misses’ Cioth- ing. &c Siinwis Cloaks, Coats. Manties, Scarfs, &c. A large number of superior Bro Stella, all wool Long aud Sauare Shawls Cioth, Beaver and other Cloaks, Coats, Mantles, Scarfs. &c RED @LOTRING Splendid Blankew, Quilts, Coverlids, Sproads, Sheets. Pillow Cases, Towels, & With many other goods uenaliy found at each sales, giving dealers and private buyers a rare chance to supply themselves with seasouable clothing nes w B* THOS DOWLI LEWIS & ©O., Aucts , Auctioneer, Georgetown, SIVE SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSE D FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS, CAB ‘ETS &c. &c m MONDAY MORNING. Novembe 6. at ten o'clock. J will sell at t Hall, High street; Georgety: all the splendid Furniture of PA, Beweu, Esy., who bas removed from the city, com- splendid Brocatelle Roseweod Farniture, Large Gilt-trame Mirror and Brackets, Marble top Rosewood Center Splendid Brursels and other Splendid Gak Mar Walent Wa: Marble top Walnut, n. carpets, top Sideboard, bes and Bodsteads. abogany and other Bareaus, Washetards, Onk. Cane-seat and other Chairs, Feather Beds and Mattresses. Walnut Hair'cloth Sofas and Chairs, Oi Cloth Refriverator, &e. Parlor and other Steves, Crockery and Glass Ware, And many articles not mentioned. Terms cash cc Dd (Int) THOS. DOWLING. snot Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, On MONDAY, Nov. 6th, at1 o'clock p. m..we shall sell at No. 216 6th street, between M and N, the Honsebotd Effects of a gentleman declining housekeeping, consisting in part of Bureans, Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads. Mattresses, Cooking and Parlor Stoves, Cooking Utensils, &c. Terms cash, noS2% | GREEN & WILLIAMS, An SALE OF[GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT NS) CHAIN BRIDGE Chief Quarterma: s Office, Depot of Wa Washington, D.O., October Will be sold at Public Anction. on th under the direction of Captain J. H. ¢ Q. M., on MONDAY, November 6. 1855 » ™., the following described Buildings and Property sitents ot Cb Bridge, on the Potomac river, above Georgetown, D. U., viz" One (1) Warehouse, 20 by 194 feet One (1) Shed. 10 by 130 feet One (1) Siaughter-house. 20 by 24 feet One (1) Piatform, 16 by 45 feet. The buildi: will be sold singly to the highest bidder. and must be removed by the purchasers within ten days from date of sale Terms: Cash, in Government fnnds A. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Qaartermaster, oc 31-8t Depot of Washingtol Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, VALUABLE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY 111H STREET. BETWEEN GAND H 8TS. H. AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 6th instant, at 4 o'clock p.m., we shall sell. in front of the premises, a three -sto: . containing thirteen rooms, wii . fu Square 318, having « front back 100 feet. A fine chance for en investment. ‘ibe house is numbered 429. Terms cash. All conveyancingent revenue stamps, at the cost f the 3 “nova GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ 5.0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. FRAME HOUSE, WITH LOT ON SEVENTH STREET On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November 8th. at half-past four o'clock, on the premises, we ® sel] the north forty feet of Lot ©, Square 4i7. situated on Seventh street west, between Sand T streets 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 ‘Terms: Ome balf cash; balance in six and 1% months with interest, secured by deed of trast on the premircs. soa Conveyancing at pure! T's expense. nos ee; MC: MeGUINE S CO., Aucta, be GKEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED REAL ESTATE BY PUBLIC AUC- On THURSDAY, November 2d, at 43 mee 4 m., we shall in front of the premises, Lot No. 6, in Square No. 722, fronting 64 feet 8% inches on 2d tirert east. between Gend H streets north, ran- ning back to a good alley. It will be subsivided and sold to suit purchasers. Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in 6,12 and 18 menths, secured by a deed of trust on the prem- ines. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the pure’ r. $25 will be required on each lot when sold. oc 24-eedds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. a7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- | WEDNESDAY, November sth, same hour and a Pined-rs.rvkw GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. TRUSTEE'S SALE-VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE IN GEORGETOWN. By virtue of a deed of trost, executed on the 19th day of July. 1 nd recorded in Liber W. B., No. jand records of 62, folios 142, 143 a W y, District of Col i sib day ane roe atthe the jay of November heur of 3% o'clock In the atternosn. the east half of Lot pumbered 213, in Beali’s addition to Georgetewn, fronting 90 feet on the south side of West strest, and running back the same width to an alley, with @ two-story frame aud brick Kuilding upon the same recently occupied by Mr. Chas. Dean. Als». the west half of anid Lot 213, fronting wy the said West street $n feet, and ranning back some width to an sien ant the same time will be sold asmall lot of House- ne-half cash; balancein three and six menths, with interest. secured by deed of trust. Conveyancing and stamps at the oust of the par- haser, ‘ HENRY BARRON. Trastes, nord THUS DOWLING, Auct. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE UNTM- PROVED SUILDING LOTS ON AND NEA Te sation AND BOUNDARY AT Pos AC _AU' 4 os THUKSDAY, the 9th day of November, inst., at 40'elock p ic Auction, Square No. 2%. Buildivg which rons back to Thege lotsfront respectively on 13th, 14th, Wand Boundary streets, and being ina partof the city which is tapidis Veiug improved and where prope erty is enhanci value, offers an opportanit) those javeck idem to be met With, to desiri inreal estate in thin city, =e T Obe-third iand the balance in two 12 months, with interest, ee :y _Be Intel.) Auctioneers. BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. TRUS’ *8 CLOSING SALE DEY GOODS. On TUREDAY Ca eg | poe, Twill sell tLe remaini of ‘avcy Goods, atthe cm ig Ez. Ko. orgelown. AN parties havin, t goods at previous sales will please ee a =a no $-3t THOs. DOWLING, Auct. H WIREMAN’ CELE: Ti DIES" AGENCY, ¢@ tiTB RT, Penn-