Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. _ AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Groven’s TitkaTex.—The five-act drama of “The Streets of New York,” with magnifi- <PRt scenery, new mechanical effects, and all ‘the favorites of the regular company in promi- nent parts. CastTexsuny.—The negro burlesque of “The Stree.s of New York,” the melo dramatic spectacle of “The Bandit’s Vengeance; or, Love ins liearts,” ballet, songs and other per- formancer Lecturer by Dr. MacGowan, the explorer, atthe First Presbyterian Church, 13th street, on “Recollections of Japan.” Opp Fetitows’ Hat..—Ladies’ fair for the benefit of Assembly's Church. Music, rare fancy articles, and a bost of other attractions. NERaaEsayierecinas CRARGED WITH SELLING Lotrery TicksTS. Yesterday, roundsman Kelly, and officers Ooomes and McColg=n, arrested —— Cross, M. Hurley and Urih Hilton, on 6th street, near the Avenue, on the charge of violating the Jaws in reference to policies and lo:teries, and they were taken before Justice Walter, at the Station, when the first named gave bail for a bearing on Tuesday. The officers seized the books and papers tound in the office, and they ‘were nlso taken to the station. The parties Who mace the complaint being unable to testi- fy that they bad purchased tickets from Hur- ley or Hilton, and they denying that they kept the places, the cnse was distmissed. As soon as this was done they asked that their effects be turned over to them, bat the Justice refused, as they bad just denied their connection with the bu ss, and there was no proof that they weretbe owners. In ashort time afterwards another party asked that a second warrant be iseved Szainst them, which was done, and the case ruled for a hearine. sco ANOTHER OF THE GANG ARRESTED.—Yester- day, Rowadsman Kelly arrested Richard Smith, & colored hackman, who is charged with being one of the cang of colored burglars who were before Justice Waler yesterday morning. Smith was committed. “A large number of parties who bave been robbed within the past zew months called at the station yesterday, among them Mr. W. F. Seymour, of George- town, who identified a quantity of goods taken from his store. Seven different parties have thus far identified goods among those recovered 2s baving been taken from their stores and residences. The only remaining party thus far implicated by the accused as belonging to the party is Francis Curtis, who it will be seen by yestercda Stor was arrested on Monday night by detective Higley on the charge of being con- cerned in other burglaries. - Power Rerorts— Fifth Precinct.—Patrick Doyle, assault a battery; bail for court. Jerry Maxwell and Jobn P. Trainor, drunk; $2 each. Sizth Precinct—A. Myers, throwing stones; workhouse. Mary Derimont, drunk; do. Wm! Coyle, Samuel Congdon, John Flester, drunk; Catharine Sullivan, disorderly: Seach. John Maboney, drunk and disorderly; $3. Richard Geary, do.; $5. Teuth Precinct.— Yelson White and Thomas Anderson, profanity; $3.90 each. N. White, aseanit and battery; bail for peace. Jacob arshall, pettit lareeny; dismissed. Henry Short, de; jail for court. Wm. L. Bathgate and Jobn Nash, drunk; $2 each. Charles Fenigan. do.; dismissed. Mary Whitaker, dis- Leisenberger and A. T. ch. Mary Martin, do.; vagrant; workhouse. NITARY Potice.—The i for sanitary duty by Superin- rds have been busily empleyed morning in seeking for and marking the le ities Of nuisances; and up to 10 o'clock this morning they have reported 174 cases to the chief of the sanitary detail, officer ©. F. Crump. OPERATION OF THE officers detail tendent Ric sinee Mon —— Petir Larceny.—Henry Short, colored, went to the shop of Ellen McCluskey, on L street, near 4 south, and called for half pound soda crackers and a pound of butter. The articles were put um for him, and he seized them and ran off. He was arrested by officer Gibeon, and sent to jail for court by Justice Handy. ——- Affairs in Georgetown. GrorGeTowN CoRroRATION AFFAIRS.—A called m tg of the Georgetown Counciis was beld last night in the Board of Aldermen all the mem- bers were present except Messrs. Shinn and king. The Chair laid bt fore the Board a commnuni- cation from the Mayor submitting the matter to the consideration of the Board whether it wonld not be prudent to consult some of our experienced phy ians as to the most proper measures to be xdopted as guards against the cholera, which is so generally feared will sbortly visit our community Mr. Berry, to whom was referred the Coun- cil resolution making an appropriation of $5,000 for dredging aad widening the channel of the river, reported the same back without recom- mendation, which was so amended as to au- therize the Corporation to issue stock for that amount if deemed necessary, redeemable at the plessure of the Corporation: passed. The Council resolutions to pay the bill of the Daily Times; to pay expenses of poor and work- house for last quarter; and in relation to add tional gas lights in the new market, were passe. A communication was received from the lower Heard proposing that when the two Bards adjourn it be until Friday next, at 7 o'clock. Proposition agreed to, and the Beard adjo i. Commox Couxcit.—The following messages ofthe Mayor were received and referred:— Suggesting the propriety of an immediate con- fultation with physicians relative to sanitary mrastres, and a communication relative to the co jon of certain pumps. [These communi- cations were rent to the last meeting of the Board, but were net acted upon, there being no quorum present.) Messages recommend- ing the abatement of nuisances in the vicinity of ist, between Faye and Frederick, and * Letween Dunbarton, Greene, and Beall streets; also, in reference to the pump on Ist, near Market street. Referred. The bill of U. C. Carman, for goods furnished the Corporation, was referred. Mr. Stake presented the account of expenses ef the poor and workhouse for the quarter ending September 3uth, which was referred to the committee on the poor and workhonse, with instructions to report a bill to pay the same. Mr. Bronaugh, from the claims committee, reporied a till im favor of the editor of the Daily Times. Passed. Mr. Stake, from the peor and workhouse committee, reported a bill for the payment of expenses, $4 for the quarter ending Sep- tember 3oth, 1°65. Passed. Mr. Mitchell introduced a resolution provi- ding for sdditional gas lightin the new market house. Pussed. ‘The re ution making an appropriation of $5,000 for dredging the channel of the Potomac river, was returned, passed by the Aldermen with an amendment, which was concurred in. The Board then adjourned until Friday right, in order to receive the report of the gTeivamce committee on the messages of the Mayor. referred to them pue, near 7th s/reet, anoonace to the citizens of and the public generally that they store formerly occupied by Mesare. Smith & Morrison, where they will condact the Grocery business in all it« departments. They will Pey particular attention to the supply of families with the choicest articles in their line, from a vell 4 stock. just recetved,and to atrive weekly eamerfrem the north, which will be sold at ert market rates s delivered in all parts of the city free of chargeand without delay. A share of the public patronage is re-pectfully solicited. ppesrssco= ALEXANDER WOLWSKI. the well known PLANIST AND T opens bi GING and FLANOPORT COURSE « wth. by an entire'y sow and simpli By bie new method, ai ght knowledge «f music 4 ina very short time to read and ex- ecute the mest difficult pieces with rare perfection Ax to the vocal part. by bis way of vocalization , he Srrives at the mo-t extraordinary results. ‘All these wh © become fine Singers or excellent Periormers a: #dvised to call at his residence No. 43 Stly ot dd H streets. Hours reveption are from 1] a.m. to 1p. m., and from a. &, oc 30-1m JR EMOVAL OF MeTZEROTT'S MUSIC STORE ro € No. 318 Penney vai Worh streets. with «a t of, Foreign. and Amer het “9 ataifan Strings. and Musical Imtruments Of all descriptions. at Wholesale and Retail. Sole Ageucy of Steiaway's Pianos, and Mason & Haml:n'’s Cabinet Org W G. METZEROTT. No. 315 Pennsylvant: poé tf between 9! YE ANP fet KHON WHISKY, 10 years oid. Very superior OLD BRANDY. Chotee Sherry. Maderia. and Port WINES. ie Just received and for sale by 3 ITWELL & Co., nowectw No. ®7 La av. pear 7th atrest. Ls Re ee * from CRLERRATED Labi ne SH0rs Si AGENCY. ¢ TH STREET, between Ponn- A large aseortore t of Lndien” Fashionable ROOTS AND SHOES tantly on bend “Riso. Orders att “aded to wisn __SOHOW. Agont_ MBOLD'S EXTKACT BBCHD GIVES Hite and vigor to che frame and brosus eo toe Hid cheek. Delbility ix accompanied meny Rarmf ‘symptons. and if no te anbmit- ted tej Cuaaumption Insanity or Mpalopeie ensue. . mar Om CITY ITEMS. prceieerter Sone ms ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of M. Stringfield, wholesale and retail dealer butter, eggs, cheese, fruit, &c., No. 314 G street, between 12th and 13th streets. ee A MAN was seen coming up Pennsylvania avenue with face so radiant with that it was thought a legacy must have mn to him. He bad ioe eating some of Harvey & Holden's oysters, 289 Pennsylvania avenue. ee PartLor SkaTInG.—Prof. Marini, it will be seen, bas made arrangements for teaching the gracefol and healthfui accomplishmentof par- lor skating, now so popular at leading acad- emies of the North. Pupils trained at Marini’s Academy will find themselyes in good condi- tion for the skating season on real ice. —~— JEWFLRY, wholesale and retail, at the Dollar Jeweiry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 4¥ street. —_——1¢- To THe BURGLARS AND THIEVES IN AND Arounp Wasuineton, D. C.—The under- signed hereby give notice that they are not in the habit of leaving money in their money drawers or safes at night, and in order to save trouble to the above named scoundrels this no- tice isgiven. The time and labor expended on ovr money drawer Jast night might have been saved, bad the parties inquired in the office beforehand. ©. B. Jewett & Co, Morean, Rurvenart & Co. RESIS) ESS Macutne Portry. Direct from Smith's Oak Hall. Oak Hall sings . Of the curious things Which are worn by women and men On the top of the head; We wish they were fled Where we never could see them again! Such comical gear, So funny and queer. Hath never appeared to the eyes Since Adam and Eve Were obliged to leave The Garden of Paradise. Man’s hat’s out of joint, And itruns to a point, Like an old-fashioned chimney-pot; With a queer little brim, So narrow and slim, As if something had been forgot. The bonnets for woman Are truly inbuman— The tiniest bit of a eg With a bunch on behind, Which puts you in mind Of your ancient grandmother's cap. But the clothes of Oak HALL, For the great and the small, Are of decent and decorous form; The garments, indeed, That gentlemen need To keep themselves healthy and warm. Smith Bros. & Oo., merchant tailors and dealers in gents’ furnishing goods, Oak Hall, 164 7th street. et (Dr. Keyser is a physician of over thirty years’ experience, and a graduate of the Jef- ferson Medital College and of the University of Medicine and Surgery of Philadelphia.} Mr. H. T. Helmbold—Dear Sir: In regard to the question asked me asto my opinion about Puhu, 1 would that 1 have used and sold the article in various forms for the past thirty years. I do rot think there is any form or preparation of it 1 have not used or known to be used, in the various diseases where such medicate agent would be indicated. You are aware, as well as myself, that ‘t has been ex- tensively employed in the various diseases of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputation it has acquired, in my judgment, is, warranted by the facts, Ihave seen and used, as before stated, every form of Buchu—the powdered leaves, the sim- ple decoction, tincture. fluid extracts,—and I am not cognizant of any preparation of that plant at all equal to yours. Twelve years’ ex- perience ought, I think, to give me the right to Judge of its merits, and without prejudice or partiality I give yours precedencefover all oth- ets. Ido not value a thing according to its bulk, if Ldidother Buchus wou!d out-do yours, but I hold to the doctrine that bulk and quan- tity do not make up value—if they dida cop- per cent would be worth more than a gold dol- jar. I valne your Buchu for its effect on patients. T have cured with it, and seen cured with it, morefdiseases of the bladder and kidneys than I have ever seen cured with any other Buchu, or any other proprietory compound of what- ever name. Respectfully yeurs, &c., Geo. A. Keyser, M. D., 140 Wood Street, Pittsburg, Pa. August 11, 1°65. Ask for Helmbold’s Fluid Extract Buchu. —_e_—- Mr. NATHANIEL C. FINNALL is now the agent for the Star in the Seventh Ward and will attend promptly to any orders and see that the Star is faithfully served. — TRUEISM.—Corns, bunions, inverted nails, and other disorders of the feet, when neglected, inyure the general system by preventing the body from taking that natural and indispen- sable exercise so conducive to health. To all afilicted with these terrible evils, we wonld recommend an early call at Dr. White's office, No. $24 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. For chilblains, frosted and tender feet, consult Dr. White. a Brown’s Broncurat Trocues, for Pulmo- nary and Asthmutic Disorders, have proved their efficacy by a testof many years, and have Trecetved testimonials from éminent men who bave used them. Those who are suffering from coughs, colds, boarseness, sore throat, &c., should try “The Troches,” a simple remedy which is in slmost every case effectual. eo peace “eae 8: Great Barcains in Jewelry and Silver-- 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 11-Im* A SY ES A DIED, EASTMAN. At Washingtor.D C., at the resi- dence of bis father, 346 Franklin Row, on the af- ternoon of November 7th, ROBERT LANGDON EASTMAN. 6th regular infantry, U.S. army, eld- cst child of Col. Seth Eastman, U' 8. army, and of Mary Henderson Eastman. Funeral services at the Charch ef the Epiphany at 12 6 ¢leck on Thursday, the 9th inst is friends and those of the family are invited to bis father’s reridence at half-past 11 to accompany him to the church and to where he will be buried—Oak Hill Cenetery. : BURRELL. On the7thi nt. of consumption, SUZAN BURRELL. agea 2 ars and 11 days. Her foneral will take place to-morrow, (Thurs day )at 2 o’cleck p.m, from her residence, 250 20th street. The friends of the family are respect- folly requested to attend, it* BORNER. On Toesday, Octeber 7, Mra. WIL- LIAM HORNER. in the Sth year of her age. Her relatives and friends are invited to her fane- ral. from 332 4th street west, between Gand north, on Thursday, at 3 o'clock p. m. * WARING. Of consumption. on the 7th of Nov., 18 MARY CECELIA WARING, in the 2ist year of her age Her friends are ompectiety invited to attend the peral to rrow, the 9th.at 10 o'clock, at 87 utgomery atreet. Georgetown * 2 A ST LOST AND FOUND. OST—On the 7th inst.. between the corneraof7th 4 and Pb streets and 8t 1d Pennsylvania avenue, or on the cars from that place to the Treasury building, TWO FiIFTY-DOLLAR NOTES, for which the finder will receive many thanks aad a liberal reward, by leaving them at No. 4524 M street north no 8 2t* s 1 5 RE WaRl—Strayed from the residence of e M. BLAIR.No 6 President's Square, a red COW. White face; short crumpled horas. no Tat QTRAYED O& STOLEN—On Sunday last, a dark <* Mare MULE. three years old; no shoes; mane catshert A-snitabl: reward will be paid oa re- turning it to NEUKATM’S Bakery, corner 4th and © perth, Capitol Hitt no 7-3" "PARES, UP ASTRAY, on the night of the sth tant.one MULE. ‘The owner will please come forward, prove property, pay charges, and b ‘ pee ae ©. CHANEY, no 7-3t* Mth st., 2doors above N ot. CANE, TO THE PREMISES oF TH scriber, on the Ist instant. a red c diode with a turned in Pise forw: ‘Ove propertr, and take her away. FRANCIS MORROW, ne 7-8t* Near Pierce's Mills, Rock Creek, D ©. ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Cousty or Wasu- D INGTON, se:—L hereby certify that James {. Ring. of Washington county, brought before me, the subecr'ber cae of the Justices of the Peace i and for the county aforesaid, on this 6th day of No- Teese; AB. sid,and made oath according te ar mst Tespassing apon his enclosures. ensoN arith both ears cropped, and an ear. wunder my band, this 6th day of November, toms. J W. BARNACLO, J. P. — a he owner of the above described cow is a to prove property Pry ae m Bladensburg Turnpike, near firat Toll aT BEWARD.—Strayed ‘i BIO eR itaet mca ntolge on the night ed with the letter M op left lank; one black HOKSE sucenied in the right shoulder, been blistered ard — be dun A iy ante Bigs; no matks. + above reward w paid fer t t JONN RK. KEELY. 7th streut, first farm on rteke band wid: ve first toll-eate, : KEW AKD —Lont or stolen, « xouff colored 25 Ene Grey hound SLUT.” Above reward og Te ryt that will secure her return to Ur, . B. ALEXANDER, 451 Pa. av, uo 3 6t* WANTS. ST W4ARXTED—A SCRUB WOMAN. Apply imme- diately at MARK HAM'S Hotel, 812 Pew avenue. nos t WaAsTED-s1 5 000 ona fee simple property Wortu fear timesthe amount. Address Hox 4. Star offies. no 8-30" FOR SALE AND RENT. Dee ee ee ee he ee Fer RENT—Thres TENSMENTS for rent in the Meridian Hill House, near the term‘ nus of the lath atreet oad. Rent low. R RENT—Five vei pleasant “RO Ba th Mtrect, bet, nod | sts. sout WASTED A x0d EE es to take care of a ‘oung child. @ good one need a1 No. 352 Srtreet, between 4¢ and Gi nos 3° FPORRENT = Four unfarnlshea a RBONT 0OMS, ble for “3 tween Land Mm. oU*ekeePing oa Two YOUNG GIRLS WANT A PLAOK as 0 ok and Chambermaid. Callat No. 300 3d street, between G and H it" SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG man Segar Maker. Address “LB areae Star Ditice. “i itt PAINTER AND GLAZER WANTED, corner of = street east aud north A street, Canal OOD CLOAK HANDS CAN ALWAYS FIND oe. at LANSBUKGH & BRO., 515 7th street. Bo Sat ING i oktnge fr fotsiag fe kes OAR in exchange for teaching fn Englt: branches, drawing, painting ermnusic. Address A. Bay Star office” idea no 8-20" NTED—By a res) ble young Girla SiT- W ation ‘an Cook na Private family.” references given if required. Address Box ae Office. ANTED—By « re«pectab: aged man, A SITUATION as assistant cletk or wales: man. Can be found asefnl in one capacity. An interview by addressing “II. W.,” Star Office, bo 8-2t W ANTRD—A FURNISHED HOUSK, by a re- spousible tenant. who will take good care of the furniture. ily consists of eight persons, t or ten romns needed, and in a convenient Weattty, Aemall bonus would be paid. Address Box 417. Post Office. Bo S&-3i* OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTU ofa Restaurant tn the First Ward, vers. ‘OB RENT—A sey furnished ROOM, suite- or two le tlemen, and con rigid rsa Waite taut narte seer ton Circte. | “M+ half ena’ nos st ISHED poms FOR RENT—Three iful KOOMS for rent, suitable for house at the Bric .in Printing Office t. Pi n the yard, and gas in all the ‘ate. no 8-3t* OR RENT—A HOUSE, with a nice garden, FShrob : flowers, stapes and vegetables, etc.. four squares from the Wat Department, con: Person lenting the city duacleeat No tT? he: ‘son lea’ aire al he - avenue, between 7th end rth no 8 3t* ERSTAURANT FOR SALE OR RENT, situated on 12th strect, between © and D No: 38. now doing a business. Stock and fix- tures will be sold cheap. or it cau be rented There is a Ladies’ Saloon attached. Inquireon t ises. Fo RENT—F, " = with every- HOUSs thing complete for housekee; . Rent $5 per meuth« “One rsom letout tor a; others ean be let. Location good, convenient to City Hall. Ad- dress fortwodays R K . Star office 1 or abonusof $ nige ten room WANTED by ® respectable girl, SITUA- TION ascook. Good references given. Ap- ply at No. 442 10th street, bet. E and F. no7-2t* Ww TED—A TIN and SHEETIRON WORK- ER. Apply te COOPER & RAGAN, at No. 497 sith st., bet. Pa. ave. and Est. note ANTED—A JOURNEYMAN BARBER at Bing Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. ho WEN WANTED FOR THE REGULAR ARMY. Choice of regiments in either branch of ser- Inquire at 326 © street, Resween oth ond oh ‘Two pairs of Lieute 's EPAU- , gold or gilt. U.S. Ai or Marine Corps regulation Small size preferred. poply to the officer of the day, Marine Barracks, Wee hing: ton. no 7-3 W ANTED-—On Ist December, a neatly furnished ROOM, with board, by ntleman and his wife; private family preferred, where there will be no other boarders, Address, stating location. &c., CARLETON, Star office. no 7-3t* y J) ANTED—A SITUATION by a reapectable girl to cook, wash and tron in asmali family or todo chamberwork. Good references given it required. Apply at the third brick house on M street from 18th street for three da: no 7-3t* \ ANTED—In a private family by a gentleman who uses neither liquors nor tobacco, a large well furnished ROUM with BOARD, gas and _firo, after 4p. m. and Sunday Address “EDWARD,” this Office, stating locality, price, etc. no 7-3t* A BAKE CHANCE—FOR SALK—A weil estab lished CONFECTIONERY, wholesate and re- tail, iucluding Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, with stable and commodions shop attached. Also, «uit- able jor a bakery. doing @ good business. Con nected ts & house of six rooms. Rent for the whsle, 8 per month, with five years lease. Apply to D in ELLS & CO.,476 7th street, opposite Las ce. no OR RENT—Furnished KOOMS, on the second floor. without board, at 598 M street, between 7th ste. no 7-38" FU RNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, No. 506 oth streets next door to Perry's Dry Goods Store. no 7 Perk NT OR SALE—A good STAND oppo- site the car office, near the Baltimore Depot, 520 New Jersey avenue. noT at" FoR RENT—A Furnished Front ROOM, second wey at 231 Hstreet, between 17th and [8th. no 7-1 | SALE—A BRICK HOUSE, with 11 rooms, weter and oe throughout the house, on liberal terms, and possession immediately. Cal at No. 525 12th street no 7-3t* FS RENT—Suites of handsomely FERNISHED ROOMS, with Board. at 485 192th street, be- tween F and G. a few blocks from the Kirkwood and Willards’ Hotels no7-3t™ Te MEMBEERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS —TO RENT—Several PARLORS and SLEEP- ING KOOMS. withont board: central location Apply at No. 542 H st , bet. 6thand 7th. no7-5t* \ / ANTED TO RENT—The second story or up ber portion of a HOUSE on the west side of Pa avenue, between 3d and 10th streets. A liberal reat will pe given: Addr . B., Baltimore, Md, no7-3t F¢S RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, containing four rooms, hen, and side alley. All in complete order. Aiso, Horse and Wagon for sale, Apply at 297 3d street, between G and Maseachu setts avenne. no 7-2t* JANTED sMMEDIATELY—Information of any soxron owning a full bred male Kin Charles DOG Fpresent cece for the said in ation by inquiring at C. DREXLER. Na- 3 N street north, bet. 4th and 5th. without delay no 7-3t* ANTED—Kither immediately or by December Ist, in 4 respectable hcality. a amall neat HOUSE, or three or four Unfurnished Rooms, suitable for hourexeeping departmental clerk ard wife (no chilaren } tol Hill. preferred. Address, stating terms, location, &c., Box 1,037 City Port Off es. ne7-3t* ANTED-A good MILLINER. High wage: Will be paid, "Nono but a first ciass tand asoa apply. MOSES SIEGEL, ne 6-3t* 102 434 street, (Island.) S300 —A PARTNER WANTED WITH ¢q » above amount to take fall charge of an established bar and drinking saloon. Apply at the Star Office. no 6-3" V ANTED—A SITBATION by a respectable wormun as cock either in a restaurant or board- ing house; understands all kinds of cooking, Best of reference. Address B.,Star Office, Box No.3 for three da rs ° J ANTED—A SITUATION as assistant cham- bermaid; is willing to teach the children music ard French,and for which would like the use of the parlor. Address Bex 1 Star Office. no 6 3t as fae a V TANT IMMEDIATERLY—A few first class SEWERS, at the Congressional Globe Office. None but thoroughtly competent hands need apply. not V ) ANTED—By a lady, a POBITION to teach in a school or gentleman's family, or would do writing of any kind Best ef references given. In- quire or address Teacher Star Office. mM wd V ET NURSE WANTED—Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, 7th street, opposite Post Office, between the hours of 8 and 9a. m. and from 12 to 1 p.m. ec 3-tf © LET—Two small BRIOK HOUSES, on Val- ley street, Georgetown, and containing four rooms, and the other four rooms and kitchen. Ap- py. at the Hardware Store No. 123, Bridge street, Jeorgetown no T-lw* le for honse- [QE RENT—Three ROOMS. suit keeping fer a family withont children. Tecms $12. Also, one Furnished ROOM on_first floor, suitable for an Office. Inquire at 574 New Jersey avenue, opposite Coast Survey. no 7-3t* ESE RENT—Part of a nicely FURNISHED HOUSE, coneisting of a parlor. three chambers, dining room. kitchen and servant’s room. Water ard gas inthe house. Inquire of R M. JOB SON. No, 547 9th st. no7 2t Fe% SALF—The STOCK, GOOD WILL FIXTURES ef a Feed ‘and Produce Store, doing aie business, with LEASE. havin: wards of two years toran. Rent moderate. factory reasons will be given for wishing to sell. Address A.B ‘ar offi Fo SALE OR RENT— rge, commodioas and elecant RESIDENCE occupied by the late Senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or rented upon liberal terms. Apply to Mrs. DOUG- LAS, corner of I street and New Jerse venue, or ©. McGUIBE & CO. The house can be seen time no7 tt Riz HANCE —FOR SALE—4 well-estab- lished CONFECTIONERY, wholesale and ro- tail, with five years’ lease. including Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, with a commodious thop attached to it; le for Bakery; doing good business. Rent cheap. Satisfactory reasons for selling given on the premises. Apply at the Star office. no 7-2w* (OR RENT—FRONT PARLOR and two BED ROOMS. on second floor, communicating. suit- able for housekeeping. Also, large Back and Front ROOMS, on third floor, suitable either for a family or single gentlemen. to be let together or separate. Rent varying from $8 to $30 per month. No. 234 Hi street, between 19th and 20th, one block from cars. no7-Im* Vv ]) ANTED—Shoemakers to know that they can nrchase LEATHER and FINDINGS at ihe fhoe Finding Store situated at 479 11th st.. bet Eand F. [oc 25 Im*] HALL V 7 ANTED—We want several fornished and un- furnished HOUSES. beth large and small. Boo. ane and Bead Ors in @roun ‘as! an 1e joining county, ae WELLS & CO” ocl7-Im* _476 7th street, opposite Post Office. HANDSOME FRONT ROOM, 2d story, un- furnished, $10 month, in advance, Apyly at No. 296 wth st., bet. N aud Q. no 6-3t* Foe GENT aie very pleasant unfurbished ROOMS, 343 lst street east, bet. C ant D north. = no 6-3" FS RENT—A second-story FRONT ROOM, furpished, situated at No. 514 E street, bet Dand Sstreets, Apply onthe premises. no6 3t* WANTED —For a first class Ounfectionery in Baltimore, a competent WORK MAN to take charge as foreman, must be perfect in baking and ornamental work, and well recommended. “Kenly at No. 316. Pa avenue, Warhington. D.C. ocd. WENTY HOUSES WANTED, gt. atx or ei it rooms each. nquire at he - AN BUREN & CU., No 538 7th street, ANTED, WANTED Ww WANTED. LADIES, EVERYBODY. WM. PRINCE. THE PIONEER OF STAMPING, 3S1F » Opposite Patent office, Has. in consequence of an attempt made'on the Ee of new beginners, to ent down the price of TAMPING, reduced his charge, and is now pre- ered to stam is froma IVE CENTS ER WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Any peers, whether we have it or not. Ladies should be careful, as dangerous and cheap compo- sitions that ruin fabrics are now used by the so- called Stampers. We are the only, Bree ical per- sons in the city engaged in STAMPING and FLUTING. We make and stamp any pattern brought us. Daily issae new patte: 15-tf W ASTED—LADIES AND E EMEN (500) to select the best works, Biter. Travels, Classics wavels, ete., and honor with their names as Subscribers THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY Corner 9th aud B sts,. Seaton Hall 6¢ 25-e03m 1 square north of Penna. ay. (j BEAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS. Complete History of the vr roornend illustrated, Generals and Battle y id, lucid. complete, thentic and rei! le history published. It con- tains reading matter equal to three large octave volumes. Send for circulars and see our terms. Address, ‘ “JONES. BROS, & CO., se 25-Im* Philadelphia, Pa.”” ANTEP— SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MIRRORS. OARPETS. BEDS, BED. DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, €06 7th street, jes-tf between G and H. east side. HOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, just received cy ‘J. 6. WHITWELL & 0O.,” no 6-e@2w No, 67 Lonisiana ave: CEOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS JUS’ iT reegived aud for 91° WITWELL & 00., no 6 eolw No 67 uisiana av, near 7th at, 9 D STREET. 267 367 im 367 PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADE3 AT REDUCED PRICES, At KIDWELL & HENVERSON’S, 367 D street, near 9th, yecte Hall Building. 1 work in their line promptly executed by first- clave workiuen, aud warrauted i give selinaoion or ne charge. Remember the place, 367 D street, near sth, oc 21-Im* F°r SALK— MONUMENTAL REFRESA- MENT AND DINING SALOON, No. 521 Lith street. no 6-3t* TeL Three ROOMS, furnished or unfar- ry two communicating, with latrobe and gas, No. 354 th st., between Land M. no 6-3t" F088, BESTT T0 nileman. alarge PARLOR, with gas. farnis! or unfurnished. Also, a STABLE. Apply No. 83 444 street, near Mary- land avenue, Island. no 6-3t* FS RENT—The best STAND on tol Hill, Store Room and Cellar. suitable for any kind of business, and one Parlor and Bed Room, fur- nished. Inquire at No. 305 south B st no6 3t* ,; URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—W twe ROOMS for rent fronting on the » Inquire ef W.B. LEW no 6 3t 307 Pennayl it regard t WALKER & CO , Aucts W. L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers. South corner Penna. av. and Ninth street, RORORRS. . OTHER FUB’ AY MOKNING, Nov. 9, commenc- ing at 10 o’clock, we will sell at our store— One al superior Walnut ei jeads, Buroans, Marbie-top Chamber ardrobes, Secona-hand Car bles, Chairs and Mirrors, we aoe one Fornitare line, all of wi rem 1” per T. WALL ® OO. Ancts, BY JAS. O. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctioneors. FB HOUSE, FIRST WARD. SOUTH VENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. AFTERNOON, November? at Premises, we «hall sell part of in Square 54. having a front of 21 feet on 22d west. south of Pennsylvania avenue, 25 feet, improved *ix rooms, located and sait- = or astore, having shelving and a counter on NEW FRAM oF On THURSDA #40'clock, on the cy Dwellirg, contal One-half cash; balance { er secured by a deed six and twelve payments bearing interest, and TR cost. - ASO. McGUIRE & CO., Auct ¥ JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SALR OF THE _smitas RESTAURANT, AT PUBLIC TION. On FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. 1th. at 120 at the Smithsonian Honse Restanrant, locat ‘ide of 10th street, just south of Pannsylvania avenne. we shall sell entire the Good Will, Fnrni- ines. Liquors. &c.. and appointments ef han popular Restaurant having an and Show Bottles r Case. aud Table Castors ood stock of Wines, Liquors an! Cigars Fine Cooking Range and Table Furniture, Together with the Mousehold Furniture entire, Chairs, Bedding, &c., Sideboard. Dining Table and Chairs Cutlery, Crovkery and Glassware sold entire, will be sold in detail same J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. BY Cc. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer. S.CHATRS. RLACK HE CAPITOL. MORNING. November Lith at all sell, in front of the east portico ge collection of goods, suc remnants of Carpeting. a large lot of Black ©: bric. Desks, Lounges. Chairs. Tables, Soft Housekeepers and Dealers in Furnitu: this sale worthy of their attention. c. W. BOTELER, Jn . Anct. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF KEAL ESTATE ON 147TH STREET, BEIWEEN W AND V STREETS On TUESDAY. the lith instant. at 4 o’clock p. we shal! sell. in frantof the premises, Lot 2, . 19 feet 3 inches front by a improved by a frame dwelling house. qnare, each having 2 feat front leep to # 30 foot alley, making them de- tirable building lots. Terms One half cash: balance in 6 and 12 months, P All conveyancing and revenue stamps, at the cost Ss 1 of the Capitol a Sand 10. —— haser. be required down on each piece of prop- _GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. AUCTION SALE E ET on WEDNESDA m., we shal sell. in front of the o.2,in P Thyeon’s enbdivision of Square No 444, 26 feet 3 inches front by 110 feet deep, to an all improved by a Frame Dwelling House. sc ve sale, we shall sell 397. fronting o» 8th streets north. having 20 feet 4 inches deep te an Terms: One-half cash; balance three and six of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost n each Lot when sold. REEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. B* wW.B. Lew » the 15th instant, at 4 o'clock remises. Lot oe street, between P and feet 1) inches front by 94 alley 10 feet wide. months, secured by a de: of the purchaser. enusylvania avenue A ION SALE THIS EVENING AT SEVEN ee 0 chock irge stock of Men and Boys’ Cloth- were, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Dry W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. Ingutre of ie B. IED-A smart YOU fH. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ILDING_ LOTS ON NORTH F, 2D AND 3D STREETS WEST, U fi THURSDAY. the 9th inst., we will sell, in front of the premises. ‘clo F street north, be! Lots Nox. 18 and 19, in Square 538. cach having back 100 feet to a 15. ded in lots of2e feet VALTARLE BU E E ont of 3 feet, run: foot alley. They will front. ale. Teqnired paid down when the Perty is knocked off,and if not complied wit ii be put up again and sold to the next highest GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, TPO KENT—A FRAME HOUSE, with 4rooms at $14 per month. Inguire at JOSEPH ASH- TON. 23d street, between M and N streets west. De 6st" i pine | RENT—APARTMENTS, suitable fcr housekeeping. viz: two parlors and a bed reom,and more if wanted. Inquire at 3938 ° corner of 9th and I streets, or Register’s Office, Ciny Hail. no6-6t* Fo. RENT—In Georgetown, a FURNISHED HOUSE, containing ten rooms. water and cas; situation healthy and cesirable. Apply at No Fayette street, or at Adams’ Express, corner Ga: d““High streets. Poscession’ given immedi. y. no 6-3t* roe ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR- NISHED, FOR RENT—Suitable for house Terms li Inquire at 53 $ 13th st., and . notlw* Fo RENT—A Jurge CK For rent together or separate. on reasonable terms. Good location for a huckster or butter LLAR and STABLE. dealer. 434 7tu street. Oa F= RENT—A HOUSE with eight rooms. In- quire at the Earopean Hotel, corner of Penn- sylvania avenue and 11th street no 3-6t Foe BENT—On Mth street, one dwelling HOUSE containing eight rooms. with stable. if desired. Inquire at P. JOC VENAL’S, US86 Lith st., bet. Sand T. no 3-tw* Fee, KENT—A BRICK HOUSE, with five rooms, with fixtures in store. two syuaces from the ‘street cars, on. Capitol. Till. Inquire ‘at gots 'S Restaurant, corner 13th and Pa. ave, no 3-lw* F°® SALE—A BAKERY. RESTAURANT, and a large DINING ROOM, all connected,’ and well fitted up. A fine eng to make mo Apply immediately at No. 42% Pennsylvania uve, between 43: and 6th sts., Washington. oc30 Iw’ Fe, RENT—A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. cchtaining 6rooms, Rent $40 per month. Sat. isfectory references required. Possession given best ely. Inquire at No. 203 lith street. oe )OR SALE—Two three story BRICK HOUSES on the Irland. near Grace Church. Apply to ©. B. BAKER. Star Office. oc Bett NEW PRUG STORE, CAPITOL HILL, Corner of U st. north and Third st. east. JOSEPT WALSH, Jx., ArorHcary, Respectfully announces to te Public that he has just opened at his new store, a8 above,a FULL and FRESH SUPPLY of | RUGS. eM ICALS PER¥UMERIES, &., Comprising every article usually found in a well- appoinied Drug Store and is prepared, at all hours of the day and right, to respond promptly 0. the calls of his patrons. None but the purestand best Medicines will be pecial care and sttention will be given tot Prescription Department A choice and complete stock of GIGARS and TO- BACCO constantly on hand. ge leolm™ 4 BUSINESS NOTICE. 1856. Txhall ol Rod deal hereafter EXCLUSIVELY FOR-CASH I bave adopted this mode of doing business as much for the benefit of my customers xs for myself, be- mere ti that I can do better by them avd transact more Pustuess, save thé expense of a book keeper, ES To thoes sho indebted to me I pro * are 1o ° pore to make deduction of fives rceat, from thet es if they will call and nettle the same on or of A . eee ener ea ne TI, oc %-eotillNovi0 "No. 562 7th street, EW AND SPLENDI TUCK OF Fat) N aunt WINTER Dh Bs GooDs., Now receiving an sogane assortment of the latest and fabrion iu h: styles oat ES he ODS. 8 Go which T shell sell at the lowest cash prices. » er Au 2000s warranted to preve \« aw. poLttif | 5937th sted Sas ayo STARE waretgoe gos eat 7 AYLOB, i OR RENT—A large and fine selection of Stand- ard Book Cigeston. latest Novels. &v., by the month or week. ubscribers may change Books daily, and bere rt ree keen 's irenulati i * oc 24-e03m corner ot aad D. [M4A8LBonovee FARM FOR RENT. Sitnated on Potomac Creck and river.a short din- tanoe below A af and near the mail boat, whl ansen twice ve! fae fo et. The soll ievt the beat guallty. ond te bolien ta bee equally ada) moe te Te ferapies and prez. ae 1e in s foal P, fureP-o; ROBT: WaLuace = oc 19-1m* FOR, PENT A handsome PHOTOGRA PHIO ART GALLERY. in Lane & Tucker's build- i anritane sreeanise starsat for ‘cUpanc: on ie H. LAN, 424 Par wronue. near ex vires, Alke, three pl it fortable ROOMS the above) multable for oMenas ne eee © LET- Two ofthe largeat STORE ROOMS | ie sicaomn any A pee tent Sale ‘ast Corner a . AYO: . re- cently oveupied by the Inte Jaa. Skirring asa stove Alro. a lage BASEMENT, suitable for @ first. Washington aa er 7, Sipritian, a sinaton Theaics. ‘Wine Merchants, on presing? oc ltt" A FS SALE . Gk For A fmorered te Rg % ceva = i orchard; 6 m! a from Navy Yard Scorer Ta BA; eee Belts a yeas a ll ow ' Al Suew STABLES Babevonss coshengul. 00 M4 ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucti»neers. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE § FIRS) STREET EAST, BETWEEN SOUT BD CAPITOL SQUARE, BY PUBL N. On MONDAY. the 18th instant, at 4 o'clock, m., we shall sell in front of the Square No. :88. fronting 59 feet east, rnnping bac! vements consisting of Rasement Brick House, containing ten good rooms, making it a good investment to any one wishing to purchase a handsome residence. One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months, secured by a deed ef trust on Prnciug and revenue stamps at the cost aser. ill ke required down when the property is off. Unt.] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. IS & CO., Auctioneers, No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. sales at store every TUESDAY, THURS- d SATURDAY, at 9¢ o'clock, of F ture, Dry Goods, Clothing & 5 kinds of gvods. W. 5, LEWIS & CO., Ancts. 2Y C. W. BOTELER, Jn., Auctioneer. OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, GILT- M RS, SUPERB OIL UF WINDOW CURTAINS, FORTE, &c., AT AUC- NDAY. November 18, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.. I shall sell, at the residence ot A. G Lonuistana avenue, bet: oth avd 6th streets, a large collection ot very anpe- Honschold Furniture, consisting iu part as We, Wiz: wood-case Piano, seven octave, scroll 8 madeveorder by Goo. F. Guild Boston Gilt-frame Oval Mantel Mirrors Suits of Parlor. Li remises, Lot 23 IDChes on Ist street h to 8 30 foot os 4 Y W. B. LEW. B Fant. Esq., No. 425 Dining-room, and Cham- A large collecticn of valuable Oil Paintings and ‘avings. sulyects enamer ated in artor Suit. upholstered Parlor Suit, uphylstered in silk brocatel ‘able. scagn sta top in green velvet rolid Rosewood Center Alabaster Vases, Bronze Groups, Statuettes, and uM Pariaw Martie Busts, Eqnestrian Statae of Jack- with Gilt Table pestry Krusels Carpets atures throughout the fon ia bronze urkey, Velvet, Ta Gas Chanceliers and Gas Fi tension Dining Table . with marble tups Usk Aru Chairs, up! rea in rep and green Morocco Hall Oil Cloth. Oak Hall Set euperior Bithard Table, with Phelan’ combi pativm cuchions Bedstead Diesing Bureau, with marble top, and Wardrobe with ee front and Walnut hotlow Chaira. ‘ommodes urld Hair Lend ls Reese. rer w noe a ing Keguistes, So. ecessary to partic- With many other ar ae eatin ulvrize, altogether formt perior Housrheld aitention of housekeepers and those about far- ‘Terns of eale. cash on deli Descriptive catal gues cap be had at the house on CW. BOTELER. Jn... Anct. Fee en enn 8 ae Oe enn Mu ‘TY—Kid to look as feed bs eee Abo, hia aaa bg ane ym Feathers, Washington—At National muary 311 E street. and Lake & 370 Pa aveune, VERY VALUABLE ImpRO P RTT IN GEORGETOWN AT REUTION ; bs. bet nig PAL, a lngned Sth at ball past o'elor a fe George. townon which I now tesiee. Tie tate and convenient, co ly 1:0 feet. and conteim « variety of the it, are two stables, ove brick other frame, on the nen. sale of above 7.0 will also offer for sale the adjoining lute oue joni gomery BD fret front with es t Snether lot fronting 78 feet on Dnnbarten are very excellent building lots Bg BS can alae in one and bap notes heart fost ond cooured Geet of tructom the property. ~~ All conveyances and ue revenue stamps at the cost Possession apemp the fret of January, The prom can be seen previous te the axle by appi¥- pg at No. 43 Du #1... Georgetown. LOCIS MACKALL. Je. 0 1-4 [Ynte!} THOS. DOWLING: Anct. B* C. W. BOTELER, J &.. Auctioneer. SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT. TENTH STREET WEST, NEAR rENS. SYLVANIA AVENUE On W NESDAY AFTERNOON next the oh ef No « 1 shall sell, upon toe premians. at balf-past four o'clock, part of Let Bre, 5.) Sqnare S00. with the imprevements. The Lot is 14 feet 7 inches tront with a depth of 63 feet, runniug to a 10 foot alley The improvements ; being the third house from the corner of U and Truth streate) of & subetantial and well Suflt house, ef. with comfortable atticn and ' ‘The right of the nee of the alley passes in fee with the lot. The imity of wa ye ty to Penney tvania avenue and ts the center tueipess of the city renders it desir for immediate use for @ smal! family, manent investment Terme: One fourth cash; the balance 6, 12, and 38 months. with interest, secured by deed of trast upon the premises. Stamps and conveyancing at the cost of the pur- Brer. Title indisputable. nol dade C. W. BOTELER, Jx.. Anct BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucuoncers AUCTION SALE OF VALTARLE UNIM- ry ED BEAL ESTATE BY PUBLIC AUO- TIU Ov THURSDAY. November M4. at 4h e'clock p m., We shall in front of the premises. Lot No. 6, in Squere No, Tr2, fronting 64 feet 8% inches on 2d street cast. between Gand H streets north. ran- ning back to a good alley It will be aubvivided and sold to suit purchasers Terms: Ove-fourth cash; balance in 6, 12and 18 menths, secured by a dead of trast on the prem- ises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 825 will be required on each lot when sold oc2t-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, S7 THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til WEDNESDAY, November 8th, same hour aad _neS¥s.tvkw GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancta. B* J.C. McGUIRE & ©U., Auctioneers. FRAME HOUSE, WITH LOT ON SEVENTH STREET On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November Sth, at bait-past four o'clock, on the premises, w ing now at $25 per month eynare foot. with buildings in Trrms: One-half cash; balance in six and 18 months with interest, secured by deed of trust on the prem Ines: ; . a ‘onve yancing @ rchaser's expen: nos é . J Kin McGUIKE & CO , Ancta. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. AUCTION SALE OF SHINGTON CORPO- 3 RATION STOCK. On SATURDAY. the ath inst.. at4o'clock p.m, we shall sell, at our Anction Rooms, corner of Th snd D streets, Five Hondred Dollars in Washin ton Corporation six per cent. quarterly stock. Terms cash, nold GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN consequence «1 thi until WEDNESDAY, tue St! instant, same b nd place a & WILLIAMS, Aucts. no 6- a3 Gk ¥ . 3. 2. W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, RESTAURANT AND THE TWO ADJOINING BUILDINGS AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY AF LERNOUN, Nov. th, at 40’clock, we will sell, on the premises, the Restaa- rapt, with Counter ana Shelving, and the two adjoining Buildings, at the northeast corner of tid and G streets, Terms cash, Auctioneers. PTORY SALE OF A STOOK OF VELVETS. BRUSSELS. THRER- ‘GRAIN AND OTHER CARPETS, JAN ND COCU4 MAT- On THURSDAY MOKNING, November 9, eom- mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at our Auction Rooms a stock of Carpets. &c., being the stuck of 8 wholesale dealer. cemprising— SUPFRION VELVETS. BRUSSELS, THREE- PLY, INGRAINS, RUGS, OLLCLOTHS, STAIR CARPETS. CANTON AND COCOA MATTING. L. WALL & ©0., Ancta, %, 1 S Zz > The abeve stock beinzall fresh goods, we eapect- ally invite the attention of the trade and parties furnishing to this sale, a8 the stock will be closed out, and offers rare inducements to purchasers. Terms cash. bot w.L WALL&Co., Anucta, | @QALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD- x INGS, Onl ee Nintton. D.C. Moveaner set Will be sold at public om, on the mises, under the direction of Captain J H Crowell, A: M.. on THURSDAY, November 9, 1835, com- mencipg at} o'clock p m., the folluwing described Government Buildings, viz ON G STREET, BETWEEN 25TH AND 26TH STREETS One (1) Storehouse, No. 24, 23 by 223 feet. Two (2) Storehouses, Nos. 7 and 28, 28 by 223 feet, (One (1) Armery, 24 by 37 sect. One (1) Building adjoining Armory , 24 by 190 feet, BETWEEN E ANP F STREETS, WEST OF THE CANAL. One (1) Storehouse. 22°by 138 feet. One (}) Shed. adjoining Storchouse, 14 by 16 feet, BETWEEN E_ AND F ‘ AND THE CANAL One (1) Storehouse, No. 23. 30'by 140 feet. (ue (1) Storehouse, No. 29, 2 by 99 feet. One (1) Storehouse. No, 25, 68 by 91% feet. ON 19TH. BELOW F STREET. One (1) Storehoure. si: by 128 feet, The Boildings will be sold, in the order named, to oe highest tidder, and must be removed withia By order of H. Bucker, Brevet Major and Chief Quartermaster, Donet of Washington. CHAS TOMPKINS, no 3-ft Brevet Colonel aud Quartermaster. [3¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. TRUSTEES SALE-VALUABLE PROPERTY + OR SALE IN GEORGETOWN By virtue #f a deed of trust. executed on the 19th day of July. 18%. and recorded in Liber W. B_, No, £2, folios 142, 143 and 141, one of the land records of w xton county, Vistrict of Columbia, the eab- ave trustees will offer at public ssie, on eet © width to au aller. the same time will beseld asmall jot of House- bold Furniture Terms: One-half cash; balance in three and six menths, with interest. secured by deed of trast. Conveyamcing &bd stamps at the cost of the par- chaser. HENRY BARRON, Trastes. nord THus DOWLING, Auct. BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioncers. EXTENSIVE SALE VALUABLE UNIM PROVED BUILDING LOTS ON AND NEA 14TH STREKT AND BUUNDARY AT PUB- LIC AUCTION, On THURSDAY, the 9th doy of November, inst., atéo'clock p_ m.. we shall sell, at Public Ancti Square No 234, which has been eub divided into Rutidirg Lots of aconvenient size. each one of whi bh runs back toa public alley. Thr se lots front rexpectively en 13th. éth, W, and Boundary streets. and being ina partof the ‘city which is rapidly being ved and erty isenhencing in vai seldem te be goer with ip real estate in this city. ‘erms = Ove-third cash; and the balance in twe patel Payments at Gand 12 menth-. with interest, premi: termed by deed of trast on ses. 7 ‘epeil tam rebaser 's cost. Couveyancing #74 1970" GISUUIKE & OO; not rawr Auctioneers. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acutioncers, TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT OM 9TH STREKT, AT AUCTION. FRIDAY, th tnst., at 4 o'clock p m., we L-ell ix front of the premises. Lot 7 in Square This property is impreved by a good two 8 ory Thick Hone, contalaing five good rvome. 4 the adjoining 17 feet of the same bot. rai 1g back Wiretatnches. This property is handsomely sita- sted oo 9h street west, near the corser of north O etree Terma of sale: One-third cash; the balance in six And twelve months, for notes bearing interest from the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust he 7 nos tint] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY J.C. McGULRE & CO., Anctioncers. LOT FOR A BUSINESS VERY VALUABLE, VON. November 15, at On MONDAY AFTERNOON. November 7