Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Grover'’s THEATER—The great drama of “The Streets of New York,” with new scenery, music and, mechanical effects. CANTERBURY.—First appearance of the Rob- imson Sisters, Lizzie Wesuer, and Mary Laurie, with all the other favorites, in a huge bill of ballet, songs, and burlesque, the melo-dramatic spectacle of “The Bandits of Vengeance,” and other performances. Maret Hovse Hatt, Grorcetowy.—Ball of the Vigilant Fire Company. A grand affair is expected. Metroro.tray HALL.—Grand benefit ball. The names of the committee of arrangements is Sufficient guaranty of an elegant entertainment. Seaton HALL.—First ball of the Fenian Sis- terbood. Nothing has been omitted that could im any way insnre success. Ovp FeLLows’ Haty.—Fair for the benefit of Assembly's Church. Music, refreshments, ele- gant useful and fancy articles, and other attrac. ons. MEETING of the Soldiers and Sailors’ League, 451 Ninth street, to-night. — - Spreitvarisem—Cora L. V. Scort.—There ‘Was a crowd at Seaton Hall last night to hear and see the somewhat noted Cora L. V. Scott, “trance speaker,” better known, perhaps, as Mrs. CoraL. V.Hatch. The platform was oc- cupied by Cora, and by a tall gentleman with a heavy beard. Mrs. Scott, slight and graceful of figure, with the bluest of eyes, and blondest of ringlets, falling from a finely formed head, far down over her shoulders, sat impassively behind a stand. Child-like in appearance, and with that air of delicacy and refinement associated with such features, complexion, and color of eyes and bair—ciad, too, in a prim modest dress of gray, trimmed with black, and fitting close up in the throat—she looked the impersonation of innocence and purity. Gazing at her, it was ¢ ®eult to believe that it was her name that Was so bandied about, lately, in the New York divorce courts. She commenced with an invocation to the Almighty, marked by felicity of phrase and purity of enunciation, but which, hke the prayers of some other preachers, contained an amount of descriptive matter hardly needed for the instruction of the Omniscient Mind. The address that followed reminded one in its graceful, wordy fluency, of John B. Gough, but nothing specially new upon her topic was brought oul, if we may except her statement that Napoleon the first dictates to Napoleon the second what shall be the destinies of France, and that the spirit of Prince Albert is busied With endeavors to keep the peace between England and America. A better idea of the capabilities of the speaker was obtained when upon the close of her address she invited ques- tions upon spiritualism. A number were made by the audience, and answered by her with such crisp point as to show that her powers Were something above the mere fluency of recitation. The visible complacency shown by her at times in the discomfiture of a too confident questioner, militated sadly against the idea of spiritual agency, and there was nothing whatever in her jormances to indi- cate her a seer or anything more than a physi- cally gifted, flnent, quick-witted woman—a John B. Gough in petticoats, in short. ean Rosprry or tHe Tunis Empassapor.— When the Tunis Embassy were at the Conti- nental Hotel, in Philadelphia, some expert thief managed to enter one of the rooms of the Em- bassador, and stole a bag containing a large amount of foreign coins collected by the Em- ba:sador on his way to this country and while here. The coins were gold, silver and copper, but the thieves threw the ‘coppers into the street, and they were picked bk by milkmen. Subsequently, Mr. Phillip A. Voorhes, detec- tive of the hotel, arrested Louis Rosa, alias Raymond Cabot, a SS papers and it was in roof that Cabot sold the coin piece after piece. je is beld to await the arrival of the Chevalier CiAncr or Lanceny.—Saturday night, Om- cer Berkely noticed three men in front of Mr. Tule’s boarding house acting ina suspicious manner and xapt his eye on them. In alittle while he saw them start up the alley carrying a large trunk, and he pursued them, firing two shots at them. They dropped the trunk and Berkely falling over it they succeeded in mak- ing thelr escape. Subsequently Officers Coomes and Thompson arrested Bushrod Howard, John Evans and Daniel Lane on suspicion of being the parties, and they are held for a further rin The trunk proved to belong to Mr. $$$ LAYING IN PoRK.—On Saturday night, Wm. Tyler and Nace Bell were arrested by Rounds- man Harrison for stealing a hog m John Mills. The hog weighed abont 150 Ibs, and was driven by Tyler, who admitted the deed to a slaughter house, where it was killed. Tyler alleges that Bell was with him, but the latter proved an alibi before Justice Handy and was dismissed. Tyler was committed to jail for court. ee ee ee BALTIMORE AND OnI0 RAILROAD TELE- GRAPH.—Mr. Daniel E. Stipes, who has for some time been in charge of the telegraph of- fice at the depot, has been relieved by Mr. J. ¥. Morrison, lately in charge of the office at Frederick Junction. Mr. Stipes takes charge of the Sandy Hook office. —— TRE Gas Lamps.—The een of the 7th ‘Ward report that none ofthe lamps on F street south and B street south were lighted last night, and those on 7th street were lighted at 53 o’clock and extinguished at 8x. ee HieHway Roprery—Saturday night, Geo. Johnson, a colored man, was rob! on “Dinky Hill,” near 6th and L streets, of $23, some per- son slipping it out of his pocket. CITY ITEMS. Loox To Your INTEREST and read adver- tisement of 259 Pennsy] vania avenue in another column. oe a ee SILver PLaTED WARE and Jewelry, new and Beautiful Styles for only One Dollar at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. avenue, third door from 4 street. eee DEPARTMENT METROPOLITAN PottcE, Sec- ond Preeinct, Washington, Nov. 5th, 1865.—This is to certify that Jas. W. McGlue was not pres- sent when the assault was made upon me on Saturday night by several persons, and that so far as my knowledge extends he had nothing whatever to do with the assanit. Joun F. PARKER, Met. Police officer. ei Your Frrt.—Dr. White, Chiropodist, cen- 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 from8 a. m.to6 p.m. Closed Sunday. Great BARGAINS in Cage nel d and Silyer- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 486 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Your choice for one dollar, which also secures you a free gift, consisting of cluster, jetand coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. oc Ii-im* ET IS ESET DIED, BLOUNT. On Sunday morning, Nov. 5, 1855, THOMAS MUTTER BLOUNT, aged 63 years, for- merly of Edenton, N.C., but a resident of this city for Sree. The Judges and the Bar, also his friends and the friends of his family, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on Tuesday morning at 10.30. from his late residence, 370 9th street, without further notice. is MILLER. On Sunday eyening. at 7 o'clock, a! ter ashort painfulillness, A. P. MILLER, beloved wife of Wm. G. Miller, daughter of H. Taylor, for- merly of St. Mary's county, Md., aged 23 years, 4 month and 8 daya. Her funeral will take place to-morrow (Tuesday) atl o'clock. to which the relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend No. 40 Bridge st., Georgetown. 1t* WANTS. a Frys a, ANTED—A BITUATIO bermaid. W one at ee Tay es yon as cham of 3 ANTED—T, irchase, & comfortable Dwel- ling HOUSE? within’ two uares of the Capi- tol. Apply at office Chief CO House ef Bepre- sentatives. mo 6-2t + ANTED-A MILLINER, High wages no 6-3t* 102 4% street, (Island.) NTED_By a respectable young girl, a SIT- Wap ns ereectable young girl. ergnces given if required. Xidress Box 16 Be ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable ing house; understands ail Kinds of cooking, Bost in i of Feference: Address B., Star Office for three days. ANTED—A SITUATION as assistant cham- bermaid; is willing to teach the child music and French, and for which would like the nen ee nee. ‘Address Bex 1 Star Office, no 3 WW) ANTED-—By a respectable girl,a SITUA Ww TION as seamstress Compe: nt’ fo cut and fit ladies’ dresses; also. childrens’ garments of all kinds. Apply at No. 388 D street, bet. 7th and 8th FOR SALE AND RENT. )M, 2d story, un- ith, in ot Nand O. it anfurnished Two very —— —_ nort! F RENT—A second-story_FRON a street A we ituated at No. 5 . Apply onthe premises. no 6-3t* ‘OR RENT—Three unfurnished ROOMS, situa- ted at No. 15 133 street. Apply on ae 0) SALE— MONUMENTAL RBEFRESG- MENT AND DINING SALOON, No. 521 street. Do 6-3t* NO LET—Three ROO: ished. two commu: gas, No, 354 10th st. OR RENT— Fates ese See sare le e 2 si » = land venue, Pniand. no est" MS, furnished or unfur- with latrobe and een fand M._ no6-3t* RENT—A KITCHEN and three unfur- d ROOMS, or one single within two squares of the Ca) street south, Capitol Bill. WASTED IMMEDIATELY—BOY, from 14 to 16 years of age. having some experience in grocery business ust come well recommended Apply to W. H. SLOAN, 375 6th street, between Gand H streets. 1t* A YOUNG WIDOW LADY. of geet education wishes to obtain EMPLOYMENT at some kind of writing; or any respectable employment except servitnde would be ladle. References given. Address for three di E.8., Star office. n6-2t" De eras & respectable settled woman, a SITUATION as seamstress. Is willing to make herself generally useful, Best of references given. Please address a note to *M,” Stes of ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A few first-class BOOK-SEWERS, at the Congressional Glove Offic None but thoroughtly competent hands need apply. no4 WASTED-A good servant WOMAN, to cook and do the general housework of a small fam- Oe Apply. te Mrs. WILLIAM WHELAN, No. 43 — Georgetown. A white woman preferred. no 4- ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, from 18 to 25 years of age, of undoubted integrity. as clerk and salesman in a general heusefurnishing store. Fa eg with name, MERCHANT, Box 44, Wash- ington. no 4-3t* WeaxzeD IMMEBIATELY—A BLA SMITH, with $200 or $300, to go to Bladens- burg ané carry on the business for himself, in a very pleasant and convenient shop, just built for the purpose, with a carriage shop attached. A splendid opening fer a first-class horse-shoer and a ‘ood general workman. None other need apply. ‘or further information inquire at this office, or meaaens AAS: PARKER, Bladensburg, M: Bo 4-2t* WASTES good WASHER and IRONER at 644 M street, between 4th and Sth. Good wages paid. no 3-3t* 7 ANTED—1,000 ACRES of WOOD LAND on ; oe Foire viver Gaels will be paid for a rac! on Ly OMAC . on Reee WHALL, KILBOURN, & CO., heal Estate Brokers. no 3-8t Corner 7th and F streets. Ww ANTED—By a lady, a POSITION 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* V eee a Georgia cotton planter either a PARTNER with $7,0Wor somebody who is willing to lend $7.000 ese fun, ona plantation. Dives lettore to Key Box 56 Alexandria, Va. oc 31-6t* V ET NURSE WANTED—Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, 7th street, opposite Post Ofice, between the hours of 8 and 9a. m. and from 12 to 1 p.m, oc 30-tf W 7 ANTED-—Shoemakers to know that they car ni e sitnated a st... bet. oe Coe 26-1" } 3.0. HALL, Shoe E V ANTED-—We want several furnished and un- furnished HOUSES. beth large and small. Also, FARMS and BUILDING LOTS in and and ining county. Se et Wee CO m* 4767th str pposite Post Office. OR RENT—The best STAND on Capitol Hill ore Room and Cellar, suitable for any ki one Parlor and Bed Room, f auire at No, 305 south B st. no6 3t* py o ai FOoMS FOR bets aby have we ren ing 01 avenue. F rent front. B. LEWIS 307 Pennsylvania aven' {OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOU six rooms, No. 587 G Py, on premises, between 10 and {l2 o'clock instant. street, east of 2d. 0 RENT—A FRAME HOUSE. with 4 rooms at $14 per menth. Inquire at JOSEPH ASH tw N OR RENT—APARTMENTS, viz: two parlors aud a bed Inquire at 393 8. W. streets, or Register’s Office, no 6-6t* suitable for room, and more aoe of 9th and I Rk SA LEASE, GOOD WILL and XTURES of a Restaurant in the First Ward rtment, Can be had cheap sold before Wednesday, the 8th inst., it will be sold Apply at Star office. OR RENT—In Georgetown, a FURNISHED HOUSK. containing ten rooms. water and gi situation healthy andcesirable. Apply at No Fayette street, or at Adams’ Express, corner Gay Possession given immedi- cheap. If not at public auction, High streets, BARE CHANCE —A city has a Honse furnis' rt of which is rented b; tleman leaving the and pleasantiy lo- aquiet family, everything ready for : Bo Star Office. 1t* Keeping. Address ** NISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Inq 39 18th sreet,cornerofK. no 4-2t* ], URNISHED DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS BOARD, at 439 Pennsylvania avenus. {OR RENT—Five ROOMS. suitable for house- keeping. Inquire at 610 H street, between 4th and 5th, north side. OUR ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR- NISHED, FOR RENT—Suitable for house- keeping. —_ 1 Inquire at 533 13th st., (OR RENT—In_ Georgetown, a new FRAME HOUSE, containing Fayette street. 112 tre FS For rent t Apply to J. A. BLUNDON '—A large CELLAR and STABLE. jogether or separate, on reasonable Good location for a huckster or butter 434 7Ttu street. WOR RENT—A HOU and a large stable. on 4th Inquire next door, at the brick house. to 1HOMAS FEALY, Rhode Island avenue, tween 13th and 14th streets. 4 EVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS, at 492 E street, between Sth and 6th, with excellent stove, very convenient for man and wife, or for single gentlemen, Fuel closets and aqueduct ~ containing six rooms OR RENT—A HOUSE with eight rooms. quire at the Euro: Hotel, corner of Penn- AUCTION SALES, [For other Auction Sales, see fourth page.) Y W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. B No. 307 Ponusylvania avenue. AUCTION SALE THIS EVENING AT SEVEN N SALE THIS Evi SE Embracing a large stock of Men and Bors’ Cloth- ing. Shirts, Drawers, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, &c., &c. fede. ey LEWIS & 00., Ancts. WANTED—A smart YOUTH. Inquire of W. B. LEWIS, no J2X JAS. 0. McGUIRE &@ CO., Auctioneers SMALL LOT OF SILVER-PLATED WARE AT ‘AUCTION On first floor of Auction Rooms, SATUBDAY MORNING, November 4—" « 1 Tea Set~s pleces J ideme eckete dozen Forks and oz. by be ‘orl no 3-ts JC. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 2 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN GQpgeguence of the rain, until TUESDAY MORN ING, November 7. same hour and place. no6 JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, SALE IN FRONT OF THE AUCTION ROOMS. SATURDAY MOBNING, Socccwe 4, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, in addition to the usual variety of Furniture, etc.. will be sol 4 — Part of Dinner Coftee and Tea Set, of Saxon China, ghly ornamented Small lot of fine Glass Ware A few bottles of Madeira and Claret Wine A Persian Carpet. Terms cash. no 2-dts 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. 2 THE ABOVE SALE JS POSTPONED, IN conseonence of the rain, unt!l TCESDAY MORN- ING, Novensber 7. same hour and place. _nob __JAS.C _McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, BY 5. ©. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioncers. FIVE LOTS NEAR THE NATIONAL PRINT- \G OFFICE On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, November 24, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, w sell Lots 7, 8, 9, 9.10, and 11, subdivision ef square 676, front ing cach on north H street, between Ist and North Capitol streets, 20 feet, running back 134 feet, to a Wieet alley. ms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust. Ceara aucing at purchaser's cost. oc 30- J.C, MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. B7-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN, THE Shove sale is postponed until SATURDAY AF- TERNOON, November ith. same hour and place. no3 J.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auets. S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- Poned until TUESDAY, 7th November, same hour &nd place; also in consequence of the rain. no 6 J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Ancts. ¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF WASHINGTON CORPO- RATION STOCK. On SATURDAY, the 4th inst., at 4 o'clock p. m.. we shall sell, at our Auction Rooms, corner of 7th and D streets, Five Hundred Dollars in Washing- ton Corporation six per cent. quarterly stock, Terms cash, nol-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. 87 THE ABOVE SALK IS POSTPONED, IN consequence of the rain, until WEDNESDAY, the 8th instant, same hour and place. no 6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. BAteirer’s SALE. By virtue of an order of distrain from John M. Young, Jr.,for John M. Young, Sr., against L. Whaley, for rent due and inarrears,I have dis- trained upon the goods and chattels in the Tenpin Alley on Louisiana avenue, near Canterbury Hall, between 4}¢ and 6th streets, in the city of Washing ton, D. C., and hereby give notice that 1 shall offer said geods and chattels so distrained also the lease of the premises, to the highest bidder forcash, on WEDNESDAY, the 8th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m., the premises. ee W. W. KIRBY. Ba‘litt & WILLIAM AUCTION SALES. —iomeasteeree Soeraueaon THis AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BX OREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioncors, AUCTION SALE OF 4 WRI) STORY FRAME ROUSE AND LOT uaa south, between 2d and 3d streets east, Navy On ONDA’ the 6th instant at 4o'clock Leell. tn trout of the premisne. past ot Lok . 4. ia Square 7%, with the impro: Con sisting of a fine Frame House, with Brick Bare. Rijfchen nine six good roome, with Summer ‘erms : One-third cash; balance in six and twelve wal eneepan'ng tn ovens same’ st coe fees ancing and revenue stamps at the cost $100 will be regni y _bo Leokds.” GRERN & WILLIAMS, VALUABLE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ORTH STRERT, BETWEEN GAND BURNT cel Intent. eacvieas» wm. ym x the instant. at do'clock p.m. we shall sell. in front of the premises a thove eimny Frame House, containing thirteen rooms, wit Let No. in Square ‘38, having k 100 feet. A fine chance for jouse is bered 429. Al couveyaneiagendl revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. pov ied GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HCUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, FARMING UTENSILS. HORSE. RRIAG NS, CART, GH ANB Ov TUESDAY, the 7th November, we shall sell, at 12¢’clock m_. at_the residence of John A. Bart- ruff. Eeq..on the Benuing's Bride road, near the first ——— on Maryland avenue, adjoining Camp Barry ‘nt one mile from the Capitol, good ae. sortmant ef the above-menti articles. ° Ramein rt. viz Walnut Dining, Center and other Tables and Bu- . Teans, Sofa, range and Chairs, Beeste: and Bedding, Cooking. Parlor Stoves, Kitchen Requisites, &c. ale, fine Family Horse. Carriage and Spring On. Cart, Sleigh, with Harness of eve ription, Also, Ploughe, Harrows, Morse Hake Holler and ether articles suitable for farming and inrdening purposes. ‘erms cath. no 1-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* M. K. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers. 2509 Penusylvenia ay, corner jth street. FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS. BLANKETS, * QUILT: OMFORTS, &c., AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY YRNING. November 4th, at %, o'clock. we will sell, frout of our Auction Store. a general assortment of Houschold Farni- ture. &c.,(mest of which was sent to our store fer ience of sale,) such as— and Dress Bureaus, Bedsteads Spring Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding Hair and Husk Mattresses. Enclosed Washstaxds Extension and other Tables Cook and Parlor Stoves Glass and Crockery. many other articles too bumerous to mea- Terms cash. M K. WALSH & CO., Ancts. _S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til TUESDAY, November 7th, 1865, on account of the bad weather = no4 M.K. WALSH & ©O., Ancts. BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. TRUSTER’S CLOSING SALE OF DRY Goons. gp “oe ESDAY wee ond ro a sell the remaining stock o! Try au aueoy at the Sore of E. Myers, No. 130 Bridge street, jeorgetown. i ‘All parties aviny bought goods at previous sales will please call and get them, BENJAMIN DARBY, Trastes. no 3-3t THOS. DOWLING, Auct. GALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME BULL Ss IN - ariermaster’s Office, Depot Washinton, eat ges oe mY November 3. 1908. Will be sold at public auction.on the premises, under the direction of Captain J. H. Crowell, A: Q. M,. on TUESDAY, Novemter 7, 5s, at ocics™ TWELYE FRAME BUILDINGS, sitoated at the Gover tables.on K, near 17th ws: 5 PROP. r et, Washington, D. ¢ OF HOSPITAL PROPERTY, | street, Washington, D.C. ANTED.—For a first class Confectionery in | *Ylvania avenue and 1ith street. no 3-8t A oc Antoine Conti, mterpreter of the Embassy, who TOWNLEY. On Sunday morning, sth Novem- WwW Sit Lis asbort illners, JAMES TOWNLEY, in ; = ID One (1) Stable, 28 by oar ; ber, af competent WORKMAN to take | [.URNISHED ROOMS—Several gentlemen can C. W. BOTELER, JR., AUCTIONEER. pte. fdentify the coin most of which have toca re: | the Sad sear of his age must be perfect in baking and | J URNISHED ROOMS pleasant 00M with Se: eer ae te eee ae 2s ae Sone ‘caveten by the perseverance of Detective Voor. | tnt ore fen tae enidtaen cr Palas | cae eee nvenne Washing enied; Apply | or without BOARD, by applying at 416 6th me be- | “wit be sold at pubic onction tn Gils oite ot he One (1) Stable, 28 by 294 fect. hes. = hear 9 gr geared augnigrs | st Xo. St: - ss b | eee Sens ae: ee DOUGLAS HOSPITAL. corner of I street’ north One (1) Stable, 28 by 256 feet. One (1) Stable. 28 by 274 feet. OUSE | and 3d street, all the Bedding, Clothing, Medi- Une (1) Shed. 3 by 46 foot, " i ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (100) OR BENT—On Mth street, one dwell The prisoner is the same who the readers of RTOHSON. On Monday, November 6, of dip- Ww F i cives, Furniture and Appliances’ belonzing to that the Star will remember was arrested by detec- RY REBECCA. only daughter of Harris fe Saecs tne Dent wack, Mistery, Zravels, comthtning elit rooms; with stab theria, MA iid 4 3 86 si a 7 One (1) Shed, 24 by 90 feet. tives Claryoeand McDevitt, atthe Metropolitan | L. and Eliza A. Atchison, aged 2 years and 6 | G)Muca:Awuae ete» and honor with their names | Inquire at P. JOUVENAL'S, 156 14 GSURNTRO Hore te eee One (1) Building. 15 by 32 feet, Hotel, in this city, on the 5th of October last, | months. Mary Ret God has called th THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY. 08 SALELAC tory FRAME HOUSE con- | #nd tobe continued daily’ at the same hour until One (1) Building, 29% by 79 feet. when tbose officers were actively engaged in Dear =i" becce, gon sis Corner 9th and B sts.. Seaton Hall. FSR SALE—A two 5 Ntaated on 2d st. between | allarticles are disposed of. Property will be re- One (1) Build: ng. 24 by 6 feat. preventing the host of thieves then swarming Wine te annie” _e¢ %-eo3m Isquare north of Penna. av. | 4 ang Massehuscti avenue. Apply ou the premi. | avired tobe paid for and removed within forty: pane halidings will besokd aL nEly te, the highest in Washington from operating. Up to that ‘To bear thee far beyond the sky; WENTY HOUSES WANTED, with six or | ses. nos att | sight, hours fom, formination of aale. Cata- | Vitnis ten days trom Gate of oale, time Rosa snd bis partner, an English cracks- | The relatives and acquaintances of the family are Eee Orig naire ot G. M. VAM SOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 55 | “* C. SUTHERLAND Terms : Cash in Government funds. man, who went by the name of John Shaffer, | respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her | BUREN & CC., No. 038 7th street. es0-tf | Vela itcvie Coon, ee mes PE a gl oe D A. RUCKER, Were almost unknown to the detectives in this | Parents’ residence, corner of 3d and D streets. Cap- ANTED, — WANTED | vate family only. References required. ‘Apply on | ~ : a) 4 Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, country. Clarvoe found them at the Metro- | itol Hill. on to-morrow, (Tuesday,)7th inst., at 2 W WANTED. the pre ee nos-3t* | P ARGE SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE EN no 1-5t Depot of Washington. politan, and by a sudden entry of their room | 0’cleck p.m. ,ADTES EVER _ M a ——- é zEopy, BARE CHANCE — FOR RENT~A well fitted CAMS RIALS. AND TOOL: ESR SEE 0 5 iY eA Ww . captured both, with all their tools. ons | ————————————_—_= WM. PECe 28) be Sc et Ie ag al up RESTAURANT and Fixtures, Apply at | Will besold at Pu of a complete set of skeleton keys, best known LOST AND FOUND. Hlas,in consequence ofan attempt made’ on the | the corner of ist and C street: Carolina, on THU as “screws.” Rosa and his partner were taken pat of new beginners, to cut down the price of no 3-3t* Cauction, at Newbern, North B" J. 0. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, AY, November 30, 1855, the | FO awe HOUSE, WITH LOT ON SEVENTH STREET P. MANN. following property. viz: to police headquarters; but as Clarvoe and —0: ver col- A uced his charge, andis now pre- | [OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES 14 Locomotive Engines, 4 feet 8's inch guage, ial . BicDevitt had nabbed them before they nad | [,2%eq SRY TRE PUP, cc menie oka. tome ta | Sared eae ede eet eae Is Bow Bi KF GP tamell Glens Bore well located om Pemmart 24 box Freight Cars. 4 feet 8 inch guage. Fg ha fog A gga of egg time Yo foke @ trick, they were held for a short | right hind leg. A Hleral reward will be paid for | FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH TO TEN OENTS, | vania srennec cad suttalle ates oe penny | a6 arg rg bon ph sell the north forty feet of Lot 10, Suuare 417, time and allowed to leave the city, their tools | bis return to T. V. NOONAN, 304, corner 7thand | Any pattern, whether we have it or not. Ladies | man wishing to enter business with a smallcapital, = pa Orta a teak ic ted on Seventh street west, between Sand T being confiscated. The arrest of Rosa proves | L sts., near Northern Market. no 6-6t* should be careful, as dangerous and cheap compo- | Apply at No. 47% 15th street. no 3-3t* and Cars, 4 feet 545 inch guage. ¥ », i § = a he Machinery. Tools, and Materials in | streets north, with adepth ef 109 feet; improved by the cosrectnese of Clarvoe sud MeDevitt's sus- | QTRAYED AWAY—On the morning of the Sd, | “gone {ust ruin fabrics are mow weed by the so- ESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON FOR | «ne0°'s'M. Railroad Repair’ Siops se 'Newhors, | a Frame Tenement, with Stable in tear end rent, picions when they made that arrest. ¥) a dark sorrel HORSE, about 16 hands high; tl | Sone ‘in ‘the city engaged in STAMPING. mad SALE—Stock, Fixtures, and Furniture, and | §.C- ing now at $25 per month. The Lot sold by the ears cid. Any person returning the same to FLUTING. We make and stamp any pattern | Lease forsale cheap. It is the best standin the There will also be offered about 400 tons Railroad | square foot, with buildings included ‘8,8. E. corner of lst and E sts,, brought us. Daily issue new patte! 5-tf Second Ward. as the proprietor is about toenter | Jron, a large quantity of Bridge and Railroad Terme: One-half cash; balance in six and 12 about 200 non-commissioned officers and men | Will be liberally rewarded. no 6-2t ee ee ——— | inte another business. No. 521 11th st. no 3-3t* i Thairs, Carpenters”. Blacksmiths’, and months. with interest, secured by deed of trust on at the Barracks Lere, the quarters being very 1 REWARD—Stolen from 567 7th street | (} REAT CHANCE FOR AG Ts. Fo: BKENT—A BRICK HOUSE, with five | Machinis beeper) tf and Copper, and | they rroyansing at parchestr'v expen, much crowded, some of the men having to €ast, about 26th October, a white SETTER z . rooms, with fixtures in store, two squares from ‘ailroad Supplie: aterial gen y. 4 1 “ ‘anol ye MeGUIRE & nite make their beds om the foor._ The roome are | Each a gat ge Mea Mad leg Therese | War tases Tees lting onaaianenTectea | the sire care. lon Caplol Hill, “Tagure. ot | , the attention af talvoed Manactre snd Deal, | _o8! “*3 "C NcGUINE & 06.. Aucta._ about large enough to accommodate 25 men | Ps back. and scat on right hind leg. The above | Wer. in one large volume, spigndidly illustrated. | BROWN'S Restaurant, corner 13th and Pa. ave. i all ot Benge ¥ ; 1, Georgetown. reward will be paid for his return to 567 7th street po! no 3-Iw P ; ¢ — each, but im some there are as many as40 quar- | east. or ‘any Taleewiation that will lead to his re- | scenes. The most candid, lucid, complete, au- a “ 7 a n the construction, repair and operation of arail- | TRUSTEE’S SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY tered. The present quarters, besides being out covery no 6-2t* thentic and reliable histery published. It con- FS SALE AT A BARGAIN—A 3story BRICK | road. = 5 FOR SALE IN GEORGETOWN. of repair, (the roof leaking) are entirely inade- = tains reading matter equal to three large octave HUUSE on 7th street, between M and N streets; Fall information, with lists of t © property and By virtue of a deed of trust, execnted on the 19th quate for the force, having been erected years $5 BEWARD—Lost, Nov. 6th, between 15th volumes, Send for circulars and see our terms. | 9 rooms and? story back building. A fine store description of the engines, will be gue on appli- | day of July. 1836, and recorded im Liber W. B., No. ago when the entire corps numbered less than | Nouraut Ise moa teow eaner BREE CE, | Souzems Fe LE RIL BORN 2 Go NY | gation ta the apdersigned st Kaleigh, N.C., by let- | ¢2olios 143,149 kad 34%, one of the land records of ae Tue Manise Corrs.—At this time there are OMES & BRO. “ 8. BROS. ¥ L, KILBOWEN & UO., ter or telegraph. , , District of Columbia, ; 1,000 men, and it is to be hoped that during the | containing a Bird of Paradice Feather. The above | se 95-1m* Joma rade. 4 00.,, Real Estate Brokers, Terms: Cash on day of sale. ceerrtre eee? alain Gf eae nei ee f PI seriber. next session of Congress some action will be | reward will be paidto whoever leaves the same at | — no 33t Corner F and 7th streets. Sale to commence at 0 o'clock a. m., November | THURSDAY, the sth day of N r, atthe heur taken to increase the accommodations for this | this office. eo Ware ee Cane eee RURNITURE. | (\CRNISHED ROOMS, with first-class BOARD, | 92, 88d to.continue from day today until the prop: | ays clock Inthe atterooen the ext half af bok heunch atin STOLEN Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED: x i ; + | erty is sold, pumbered Zi3, in Beall © edition to Georgetewn grey pepo RAYED OK STOLEN from my stable, on the | ping and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of ove at 28 4) street. By order of Brigadier General D. 0. McCallam. 1 ton the south side of W . eteee he Wats bowsty of terme monty pay | 5S nine of cee, aj instant.» dark BAY MABE. | description CHLY, 406 7th street One FABLON. 18 by 25, fronting on 4% atrect, | Gporal Manager Military Hailroads United States, pe pant tS NR hg Jot jac! aD jail; wi fe marks; abou ve % = : A nm rear, uare. a > Gongrens paseed the law giving Wounties to | Zeare stds noggin es compact full noth mid | FEAL botmocnd.and HM seetaide. | sind Wet LOOa on tied tot, eitate fora | cero, wt andOneraeestotese a, two-story. frame and brick Ballding npoa the volunteers this bounty was stopped and has not — HR Nome reward will be paid for the = 7 aily Fels et fog Dy ig i U.S. M.R. R.’s, Department N.C. ‘Alsn. the west halt of eeid Lot 213, fronting npon been resumed, although many have re-enlist- E. 8. FRIEDRICH, GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. | "2237 _Ra.riom.N.C., October 31,1858. moGaTe | yA said West street 30 feet, aud ruiming back the ed. ere is muc among the men as to no 6-2t™ No. ast Capitol street. > SALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD- | Same fo an alley. being rerumeds aud in the oeentme’soany | SSTRAYEDOp the ad intent, spotted Cow; | [TE OF LPUTENG REMAINING WN ram | WOE BRST, gore aoe, Suaehes | S os wae YY Scolar reranrnentabarernd ing resumed, and in the meantime man “ . ig s . oh YN, D.C. y o i te lermaster’s ‘who would re-enlist when their terms are oot horns turned in; named Kate. Ten dollars will es * rooms. House'on the corner of 17th and north C ce, NOVEMBER 4, 1865 . PT el Mashinston.§ hold Furniture. No » Terms: One-half cash; balancein three and six be given for information leading to her recovery. treet. House No. 385 4% street, near Arsenal ’ Washington, D. vember 6, 1365, “t Secs water | essere eae ee eal for udvertned ietterts* pine the date ot ths | Gafep With etabling. Also, Howe corner of Briage | Will be sold at Pobitc Auction, an the premises, | Menthe, with interest: sccured by deed of trust -enlis erly. 5 bet. : . 5 J Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the par- and Potomac streets, opposite New Market House, | under the direction 6f Captain J. H. Crowell, A! ‘ The Corps, under its present commandant, Si ) REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, on the ath as rg Brag Mager gry of they will be | Georgetown, D. C.. containing ming rooms, In. | Q.M., om SATURDAY, November 1. 1305, com. | ChS#er Colone the bes ‘pas v3 ire of JUS. F. KELLEY I Estate Agent, | mencing at] o'clock, p m_, the following described HENRY BARRON, Trastes. Gnd disciplined iaieeuryiox pee | Smal rant, shout Balt-paat five o'clock: a. m,, Pics Me pomnicn onto On Bid dpnec ales nice 363, sth street wost, near north T'st. nov st | Government Bulldinics, as follows: ie no 2d THUS. DOWLING, Auct. ——— hina} PE Serre te pape Saat corner, and leave Space between the stamp and ¢ i 0 TET—ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, on NEAR TW betas ste EEN D AND BX 2-0: McGUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers. . SEP one leg white, al ow bread wagen. i -matl t s reet an ssachu: = a will be Pemomsbercd hey he Tea eACHEES It | He atone reward wil bogivenii reared Meee: | Fections for post-marking without interfering with | ain st , between I's sea aits” | ‘Three (3) Stables, each 25 by 220 feet. EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- Siew, which wes la eecsian’ Gone ca gaia qe aS a. F. LANG. corner of Potomac ‘A request for the return of a letter to the writer, | 1.0 SALE—A good three story BRICK DWEL- | ON TWENTY-SECOND. BETWEEN © ANDD PRON ike pe Harrisburg, formed an association of school | — anor et eorenows: | if unclaimed within thirty foelntgeeor ap’ eke | EK LING-HOUSE, containing six rooms, with @ One (1) Lime-kouse, ee a ect. LIC AUCTION a superintendents, with Mr. 8. G. Northrop, of $2: REWARD —Lost or stolen, aenuff-colored | printed with the, writer’ = twe-story fi building i ij ied media , Jn THURSDAY, the vem! Samachisetis, es president: 2a ae English Greyhound SLUT.’ Above reward | State. across the left hand end of envelope, on the | Pag nery {lame pullding fn pear, occupied as. | on p, BETWEEN ZWENTY-SECOND AND | ati a so anal ook ceo boemner tne» fi ide, will be complied with at the usual <TY- 5 re at 4o'elock p. m., we shall sell, at Public Auction Hon wii bold 12 frst mscung’in Wieshigeens | 4-8 AUEXAMDERLASE Fa.ae. "node | folds of penta, povele when tho liter inde | the bakegbon. ith eund bard, routs of curt | ome 1) Manehoee, Rityadeeiee rien | pevaze eS sch has Unni into ad onine: the coming wie ng in Washington | STOLEN NOV. 18T.—Lookoat Tor p scrrel bay | Uvored to the writer. Inquire 651 L street, between 4th and Sthnerth, | One (1) Addition to Mesthouse, 15 by 80 feet. which runs back toa public alley. Reason for selling give: no 1-st* One (1) Addition to Messhouse. 11 by 43 feet. t i : a LADIES’ LIST. Searins upon the: school atstan wil te aan HOKSE. four years old; white hind legs; large These lots front respectively on 13th, 4th, W,an@ wart on right eye tid: small thi reast. | Alexander Charlotte — Kerfood Miss Annie a: SERY. RESTAURANT CORNER OF TWENTY-SECOND AND E | Boundary streets, and being ine part of the et discussed. Among the papers to be read will Pd reward if returned to RICHARD SRINNEM, Awkard Ann Rorvand Mrs Ann Fee ie piNtNe ROOM ail ae d STREETS. which is fapidiy Being improved and where orop- be one by Major General Howard: one by | 14 Estreet.north the Capitol. DOSS | BiewaMier Mary Ee. Rese Mey V2 | went ttted'up. A fine opportunity to mate comet | One (1) Office, 12by 14 feet. erty Is enhancing in Value. offers an, opportunity Chas. Bi; Coburn, Esq. State superintendent of | (AME TO MY PREMISES on the tat of No-| Beckman Mire” Kaufman, Miss Kate Apply immediately at No"aae Pennsyivania ave: OND) TECWREN TWENTY Finest awn | Seldom to.be met with, to those desiring to Invest schools for Pennsylvania, on school statistics: vember. two COWS, one alight red cow with | Bradford Miss Almirakilliher Mise Mere uue, between 43 and 6th sts.. Washington. 0c30 2w* " TWENTY-SECOND STREETS. ~~ | ‘germs One third cath: and the balance in tw. another paper by Mr. Van Bokeler, the seere- | horns and the other a red and white spotted cow Mary E Lury Mrst {OR RENT—A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE One (1) Messhouse. 30 by 95 feet J al ents at 6 and J? months. with interest, tary, on the practicability of greater uniformity | With horns. The owner is requested to comefor- | Brenmer Mrs Margt Lyles Mrs Areana I Fcitelningé rome. Rent $0 bor one ae? | CORNER OF TWENTY-FOURTH AND x | Siualneymente at6.and 12 mon remisos ; in the school system of the different Statrrns | ward, prove Proper I FINES Th eecokem | Burne MreMary A = McDaniel Miss Evaline | istactory, reference required, Poeceuion gia STREETS Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost other by E. E. White, Esq.. superintendent of | **#%, a. “peLINES. 7th street. Bird Mra Rebecca McAtee Miss Fannie immediately. Inquire at No. 203 lith strect’ | One (1) Messhouse, 30 by 80 fect JAS. C. MeGUIRE & GO, schools for the State of Ghia on & National BPSMM Gg AT 2 RUE near the first toll-gate. Beach Mrs Josephine EB Mason Miss Mary A ocs0tf ‘4 " One (1) Addition to Messhouse, 13 by 20 feet. nol {Intel.j ~ ‘Auctioneers, Bureau of Education; anda fiith paper by J. | & J () REWARD—Lost, from 567 7th st. eas Saas ee SOR SALE=Two three stony BRIG vn The Buildings will be sold singly in the order | ——— = White, Eq. secretary of the Massachueetts | © two brown and white SETTER PUPS. Caldwell Elizabeth Ro Oaalon a anna 1 eae ye pe Re SCHICK HOUSES | named, and must be removed by the purchasers, PRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acutioncers, Board of Education, on free schools as an es. may Tene peg th bos lene for . Chisley Miss Mary Jane Parce Miss Maggie 0. B’ BAKER, Star Office. Cem “Ferme Cah, i Boe tinin TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE sential part of each State school system. At | foot. The above reward will be given for both,or | ('*mpt nu MrMaria’ = Pry Miss Lizzie-z JOR SALE OR RENT—Thirty acres of valuabie | By order of Brevet Major Gen. D. H. Rucker, <8TH STREET, AT AUCTION -ot ON this convention a large number of able and | five dollars for e‘ther of them, at 567 7thst..near | Carter Mra Maria Potteo Miss Sarah E Fu Shiey ona eso LAND on the bauks of Oisel Renrtqrmanter. Dapet ot Warhingion. On FRIDAY, 10th tnst., at 4 o'clock } practical men will be assembled, and no doubt | ©. [noe st"} JIN. CARPENTER. | Goleman Mrs Margaret Paule Miss Ginney the Potomac, at the Chain Bridge. For particn- CHAS H. THOMPKINS, | shall sell, in iront of the premises. Lot? in Sauare many needed reforms will be inaugurated. | ee wand Sa Snake rece lars apply toW. T. DUVA L, Foundry, - | _Be 6-8 Brovet Col. and Quartermaster. | 397. This property is improved by a good two wane Stee eee cs SEVENTH STREET. eq) | Dunnett Miss Eliza = Smith Miss Sarah town. oc 5-lm BY ©. W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer. Brick House, coutaining five good rooms. Aiso, BURGLARIES.—On Saturday night the gro- 369 —_ 369 | Doneny Mre Marther Shipley Mra A G ARLBOROUGH FARM,FOR RENT. — the adjoining 17 feet of the same lot, run: back cery store of Messrs. Hoover & Bro, atthe | no NOT RUY YOUR FURNITURE npr. | Dak Somme Sweeney Catherine M ‘aki . SALE OF ELEGANT PURNITORE, GILT) “fertdinches, This te hindacmues alta. corner of 3d andG streets, was broken into, - TL | Ellis Miss Lens Small Mise Mary E Situated on Potomac Creekand river.ashortdie- | /,¢AME, MIRRORS O1L, PAINT | ated on 9th street west, near the corner of north O YOU EXAMINE OUR STOCK! Kawards Mrs LSE anda quantity of goods carried off and de- tance below Aquia, stroyed, estimated to be worth about $200. The Mrs A < or Bliss Jonnhe en twice daily. at 8 Beager Miss M. Gordon Mrs Ellen Thomas y . RE nd tear the mailoatrwnich | JNGS,, SUITS OF WINDOW CURTAINS, | treet. rding every facility to mar- ee NO FORTE, &c., AT AUC- Terms of yoo One-third cash; the balance in six y Mixe Kate Tayls . and twelve months, for notes i Gepredators entered by forcing a back door | We bave the createst variety and the Heatick Mise M Ellen Taylor Jute ane fo be equally adapted toresgurabizg sua srellered | | On MONDAY, November 18, commencing at 10 | the day of ene A deed oien end dae ete open, and seemed to have worked @ considera LAKGEST STOCK OF FURNITURE Hamilton Miss Lizzie Taylor Julia ly tothe subscriber. in King George, Fredericks. | $cl0cK®. mI shall sell, at the residence of HG. | taken. ‘ ble time from the appearance of the goods in the District, Hamlet M Van Dych Miss Fannio | burg P.O. ROBT. WALLACE ew Fant, Esq., No. * . Louisiana All cow inj Wilson Mrs Jane B oc 19-1m’' Sth and oth strects« lares aoe enue, between veyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of rr ‘OR RENT—A handsome PHOTOGRA ior Household Furniture, Fun e Bies Som ERT EAT anos TE TukerebeLy | fellows, vies regio rare which they had strewn about promiscuously. nd pledge ourselves ta sell from TEN TO FF. | Halahel A ige TE 1 They also S&emed to have paid attention to the | TEEN TER CENT. betes, liquor, baving left a number of bottles empty. | IN THE city a Ce ee 5 fete i of the purchaser. "part as | tod {Intl GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. f illiard Table, with Phelan’s combi- | Ou THURSDAY A. cGlaughlin W Yawaman Capt t sree | orig antiom cushions aff jclock rh the promlnes wy shall belt tts We’ the prevalence of the gale that scattered the ing, newly and elegantly fit! end Ki 00d-case Piano, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ‘The ‘dwelling of Mr. M. H. Prince, at No. Atso, berm (ay 5 aN eos odd a I occugancy. Apply on the promicce te CHA, legs. made toorder by Geek Gan £GoU Sar 442 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th | A fall line of GENTLEMEN'S LIST BEANE, 404 Pavone, near dy aia ee | case Ht a ae aon "| HOUSEHOLD AND EiTouEN FURNITURE 20° B 5 A . jeasant ap frame * pray lpg ee pe rae Fee od ee coupe. Apniognts MrG-2Gardner CaptT 2prie John T | she above) eultable fur omMcon cella” | Sulteot Parlor. Library Dinteg-room, and Cham- on WEDBESDAY (ho Sth instant. of 190%clock broke the sash. A gold watch, bunch of keys, | O1L CLOTHS. Tome Nee Pork CARPETS and | Alams Capt H AHy neon Mr JokaBianees ten) ‘OR SALE—That splendid RESIDENCE at the —— abe sousckecpitg, at S97 Tenth strecteer, And a bundle were carried off. can and are selling from 10 to Scents per yard lee Bowen My leako PenterMr JesW Read \ Valter | ‘ For corner of Kew York venue and street. ea ngrariogs. subj poet oh pe man between north and 1 > 8 general assert- oe than other bouses. Bover MrJos__fillnnne oe Westbrok | Saree beg oo quire a street north, back | Walnut Parlor Suit. upholstered in velvet ment of Furniture, coi in of— Ix 4 Bap Way—On Saturday night, officers : BONTZ,& GROSHON, Horden Cope H Seal Hikes)” Stare Capt Jno.3 | oclock pm. n= ** 2° Bows oF 8 wai 1,and § | Rosewood Parlor Suit, upholstered fs tik bees tol Marble ton Fables eek Wishes Can Taylor and Larrabee found Obe lee, colored, | C378 Tth street, aboveT. | Butler Capt larington MrIDShaw Grami aunt Property Agent. | Xi! Rosewood Center Table, scagnola top Bedsteada'| in Bates’ Alley, so drunk, th: eon itler Mr John Balse 8 — Shipp Burton — | Alabaster Vases, Bronze Groups, Statucttes, and meray the station-house, they were ctuigee to pro Seer ee mee ee. rown MrNelsonJuczson Mr A B Scherer Honry 1D warhington bene ee oy wi Sgt Parian Marti Busts, Equestrian Statue of Jack: Fentiur Bed cure a wheelbarrow, and trundle him down. _ Bisho Jackson Mr A jaw Capi | ing soutneast corner lith street an é soni bronze” Sweestrian “cK | Cook, Parlor. ves . pMrNelsonJones Jobn w Jesse Ly g ue, re. oO Glass and Crock: Grawers, and as ke staves, Rie PAntaloons and | eH NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE Cost- BeoMURT U Jackson Mrd A Brith Cewia's | Sfutly ocoupled by the late Jaa. Skirving sea siove Harkey, Volver esd Tamas Beoesete Carpets __ | Willtmany otber articles too nuimeron to enumer- weeks’ wages it is supposed he was roto: PANY OF WASHINGTON, CHAR- some te eT snow Re ‘Also, a large BASEMENT - | Gas Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures throughout the ee Yesterday Obe was released, but not having TERED BY CONGRESS. Cordery Mr J A Keyser Chas A Smith WmW | ass Hestaurant, in rear of 5, Rear ouse need (intel.| GREEN & WILLIAMS. Avcts. | Bairof pants, the 4th Ward police supplied : lark Be Jno W Keenan Frank Truso J W Wine weccamnener,, Ieauire of NAGLETE 69. Oak Bidcbostda: with gable tos Bi 48. ©. McGUIRE & €O., Auctioncers. j ; ‘orson Jo! J 5 —_ is wants. Ole wanted his original pana, sod CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS, ten J john wk At NED chhmenen Be ‘a | 92, RENT Your FURNISHED, HOUSES biped re ee ee PROCNES AnD LOSS ONE NEAR 7TH’ pair in the alley. — at iy as from 9to 13 rooms each. Three U: Cloth. Oak Hall ; 1 = pons ‘This Company is prepared to insure all desorip- seh vi ickenley Wa ‘ulman Robt Baiatts wo bi vy ISLAND. , . Swow AND Ick.—Yesterday afternoon, during | tions of property from loss or damage by fire on as bce ¥ favorable terms z lason NO A Band 2 in Ca subdivision of forest leaves, and rattlea the doors and win- | «gee Se any other company in the Pis- | Giinton Mr Wan Mason Capt LD Williams Collen ‘on 0th street, near street; | <TR Rarenn feagn marble top, and Wardrobe having a frout of 35 feet ouch On south Batrent, dows of the dwellings in and about the city, a - orricr: r, rWwE Witte: Prk 1 300, Da Stet ee Mahogany and Walunt Dressing Cabinets, Ward- | average depth o 4 Tos foots 13 anaes Bin Prt of te city. “Last might, ie formed ia the | 0-484 Pitteqnth avect eariy opposite Riggs & | Boviiche Wy Quer Mc Wil) Waiklan tate Stents and | Manogusr eed Walnuoungee Feeotng Sis Sosas tah mal eth Sth aes: Tee et hs Co.'s Basking Hesse” Boceucw™ Foxeiipens whurerg es | ahairet. sor | ecm meler She ease’ emanates, — atoms to war: f the ch 1 pene | soa ir ne AV pitt “FOR "Bede. Bolsters ‘Terms: cash fz | weather, and cause us to Teflect upon tae ign DIRECTORS: Feoman Capt WPslumer DP eee a A inp prover putsiaing 90 acres, Booka Mahoxasy on ws Chairs monte, Taioreet wecared By" docd of trast oe prices of fuel and provisions, and the great | Chas. Knap, President, Richard Watteck, | G2? cant Inch haa Na? Ye Wm ing ung peach ee ben tod Cooking tattoo, | OAS cctot quire aid duriog the ‘winter, as well aa our | Tiras Sertpe wh peeeette 4g | SACI HCC toe ane ne shite: | worse sheet Eee, tense Star te im qu < - 0. Fahnestock, RGE ILL, Jr. P.M. David 4 perio Honest no4 Ancts. as ae George 8. Gideon, William Dixon.” W AHOwELE,§ ars, avcrionmens, Nivel Seat aT particulate dgauire at | Sttantion of heusekeepera fone about furs BBX WARDWELL & BATS, Auctioncerss a man samed. Gro. E. Feaner wan Geant he NOBLE D. LARNER, ci] "aegoeans toe salegol perma! Droperty and real | a Gr wea Segagt wat PARLOR, Boserigi terete ger BitgerccenSeLad atthe bensoen | _BE3RRiIVE SALW Gr pAuOY ‘aaa, officer Thompson for blowing a whistle and | oc $1-6t _{Intel.Chron.Con Union, Bop] ‘Persone wishtng to dixpose of proparty at auctl with three front indows, 06 148 street, be- | the moraing of the sale At our auction No. 36 East Market causing the police to run from one piace to an- | ———_-__\_"*e\ Chron Son Enton,Rep) ___ wpetfully invited to call at og ‘36 tween Vist and 24. with use andhester. Also, | nod d&de C. W. BOTELER, J; store, Ho. otner. “Fesser alleged that he bought the wits BERARE OE, COUNTERYRITS Feat ¢Aphce, Geormetnun out sere: NOG Sey RTATLE, Referees voc 34-4 me Face “¢ TUESDAY & tie, and would blow it when he thonght proper. | Bae SiNCIPLED DEA to of BIDE goon! ay magy other arti- E — IFE AND SPEECHES 0) DREW the week. “The Indien retse but Justice Walier thought different, and ‘by Beth ticles at eore. emery vecneny mae day morn- the U Frank erly to attend. er panllesaeee charged him ten dollars for the port. Pairaa mar Ebi WARDWELL & HAYS, Aucte, eee) “oe a WELL & HAYS, Avots