Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Groven’s THEATER.—The great piay of “The Streets of New York.” Matinee Saturday af- terncon at reduced rates of admission. CayvERnvey.—The melo dramatic spectacle of“The HBandit’s Vengeance,” the negro bur- lesque of “The Stree.s of New York,” ballet, #ongs and other performances. LxcTrre on “The Desert or Bible Lands” at the Western Presbyterian Church, by Rev. Dr. Samson, President of Columbian College. Opp Fetiows’ HaLt.—Fair for the benefit of Assembly’s Church. A rare entertainment may be expected. eee An ATTEevrT To Poison A Girt Ix Hooxer’s Division —Last night, about 9:20 O'clock, detective Bigley, with officers Hol- brook and Hudson, arrested a man named Albert Wing, in Heard’s restaurant, D, between 13th and 134, streets, upon a charge of attempt- ing to poison a girl named Susan Young, alias Dutch Frenchy, and Philip McCue and Hattie Young as accessories. ‘he poison adminis ~ tered was laudanum, in 4 glass of whisky, and ‘was taken between 7 and So’clock. The girl ‘was found lying on her bed, and her stupid condition alarmed the inmates of the house, who notified officers Holbrook and Hudson. Dr. Phillips was sent for, who administered proper remedies, and the girl was restored by vomiting the poison. This morning the parties bad a bearing before Justice Bates, at the Second Ward station-house. Itappesred in evidence that Susan Young lives on D, between 13th and 13% streets, and between 7 and § o'clock was in Toning’s res- taurant, next door tu her house, and met Wing there. Wing went with her to her room, and he proposed to have drinks, and sent for them. The door was locked, and after taking the drinks Wing left the house by getting out of the window. She did not gnow that there was Isudanum im the liquor. It was brought to the house by a colored boy. Wing took it in the window. They did not drink directly. Wing gave the boy some money and proposed to let the liquor siand awhile.” When the boy r.. rned they drank the liquor. She bad only known Wing since Saturday night. She knows Hattie Young, who does not live in the same house with her, and who was not at the house when the affair occurred. Edgar St. John, bar-keeper at the restau- rant, called the “Unknown,” second door from Susan Young's, testified that the colored boy came to the bar and asked for two glasses of whisky, saying that «Frenchy sent tor them.” He gave the boy the liquor, the same as usual- ly sold, and told him to bring the tumblers back when done with them. Frank Williams, colored, thirteen years old, sworn:—Testified that after dark he was on the opposite side of the street; Wing came tothe Window and asked if there was a boy about, and be answered him. Wing sent him for the whisky, and took it in through the window. Wing then gave him twenty-five cents and a vial, and told himto get twenty-five cents worth of laudanum. He went to the drug store (said to be Entwisie’s) and got it; the vial Was mostinli. Wing took it in through the window and shut the blinds. The witness knew Wing, having blacked his boots several times. © evidence against Wing having closed, McCue was allowed to state that at 5 or 5 o'clock he was in Tonnig’s, and the complainant was there. She had a bottle like the one which contained the laundarnum, and ran up stairs, saying she was going to kill herself. Officer Holbrook stated that there is evidence to show that McCue knew all about the affair; that when Wing and Susanna Young were the room, M » with two others, was out- side the door, went to the door and called Wing, who replied that he would be out di- rectly. Also, that when he (Holbrook) and Hudson went to Heard’s restaurant in search of Wing, Hattie Young, the ether accused party, was there. Detective Bigley was in citizen's dress, and Hattie Young did not recognize him; but when Holbrook entered, Hattie Young ‘went to Wing and told him that the police were after bim for poisoning Frenchy. Holbrook asked Hattie for a description of Wing, and she gave him a description that threw the officer off the trail for some time. Justice Bates decided to commit Wing to jail for court as principal, and McCue and Hattie Young as accessories. Wing is from New York, and is a discharged soldier. McCue isa non-resident; and Hattie Young also is of the stock imported to this city to colonize Hooker's Division. —— Tax Cotrorep BurGiars FULLY Committrep For Covurt.—Yesterday afternoon, the gang arrested on Monday by Sergeant Eekloff and officers Kelly, McColgan, and Coomes, on the charge being concerned in many rob- beries and burglaries, consisting of the follow- ing: John Williams, Thomas Foster, Frank Brown, Joseph Carter, Mathew Hall alias Geo. Wilkes, Judson Harris, John A. King, John Stewart, Richard Smith, and Jenette Carter for receiving stolen goods, Olivia Norris and Lizzie Stewart as witnesses, were brought out before Justice Walter for a final examination. Previously, Messrs. Hoover, M. H. Prince, Newmyer, near the Park, and Henry Peterson bad identified some of the goods as haying been taken from their places. At the examination, W. F. Seymour, of 132 Bridge street. Georgetown, identified a lot of shirts, suspenders, neckties, handkerchiefs, &c., which were taken from his store on Sun- day week. G. A. Kohler testified that Foster was one of the parties with Williams when the latter was arrested for stealing boots. Alex. Shaw, a colored shoemaker, identified several pairs of boots taken from his shop when he was robbed of nine pairs. Joseph L. Schnei- der, an old soldier, identified Foster as haying robbed him of a watch on the Island. Mr. Newmyer found a pair of his boots on one of the peesweze. The justice committed the party to jail to answer at court. Sergeant Eckloff, after the final commitment of the parties acting on information, made a further search in the neighborhood of Jenette Carter's house, where the party had their headquarters, and succeeded in finding about twenty large keys, most of them such as are used for store Jocks. The parties now stand committed in eight separate cases. a paaiaren Cask or Forcis_z DeTarner.—Before Jno. H. Jobnson, Esq. Hugh Tuoy vs. John Hogan.— This was a proceeding to recover the eS- sion of lots No. 23, 24 and 25, in square ‘Ro. 905. The testimony showed that Hogan rented the Jots from one Henderson, the then owner, some seven years ago, paying him some seventy dol- lars at the ume for and upon account of rents of the lots, and that there was no agreement as to the duration of the tenancy, and that some ‘bree years afterwards, Henderson admitted that Hogan was the tenant of the lots, and that Hogan bad the lots enclosed and under culti- vation for the last several years, and that a short time before the action was brought, ‘Tuoy bought the lots and received a deed from Henderson, and that after he acquired title to the property, be asked Hogan to surrender the possession, which he refused. ‘The counsel for Hogan maintained that to sustain the action for forcible detainer, it was necessary to prove that the defendant “unlaw- fully and violently kept possession of tne lots with menaces. force, and arms, and without the authority of law,” and that as there was no evidence that any “force, violence or menace” had been used on the part of the defexdant, bot simply a refusal on his part to quit and surrender the possession, the action could not be maintained: and furthermore that the testi- mony aforesaid, showed the defendant to be Jawtully in possession as & yearly tenant, and that being so lawfully in possession, he would be justified by the law of God and man, in the employment of just as much force 8s might be necessary to enable him to detain the possession against all the world, until the determination of his tenancy by six months’ notice, and s judgment, founded thereon, against him for the possession. The Justice reserved bis decision. Mr.Tuoy for plaintiff. M. Thompson for Hogan. i Masonic Greanp Lopoxr.—The following brethren have been elected officers of the Grand Lodge for the ensummg Masonic year: George C. Whiting, Grand Master: R. B. Don- aidson, Deputy Grand Master; W. G. Park- burst, Senior Grand Warden; Andrew Glass, J=aior Grand Warden; C. Cammack, Senior Grand Treasurer: W. Morris Smith, Grand Secretary, John Lockie, Grand Visitor and Lecturer; Rey. J. N. Coombs, Grand Chaplain; J. T. Powell, Grand Marshal; N. D. Larner, Grand Senior Deacon; A. T. Langley, Grand Junior Deacon: C. Hadaway, Grand Sword Bearer, T. B. Campbell, Grand Pursuivant; William Nuty and B. S. Lamkin, Stewards; L. Stoddard, Grand Tyler. The gross mem- bership is 1,724. ——¢——— Aw Erection Ber.— Yesterday atternoon, a tallish gentieman in broadcloth was seen wheeling 4 stoutish gentleman in broadcloth rapidly down Pennsylvania avenue in 2 bar- row draped with the American flag. [t was the execution of a bet on the result of the New York election, whereby the loser was to wheel the winaer from the Treasury Building to the Capitol. The sympathies of the spectators seemed to be needed for the winner, he being evidently unused to public wheel-barrowing, and knowing not what to do with his legs. Either by design or inadvertence on the part of bis adversary, the barrow also seemed to en- counter all the big ruts to be found on the way. ae ASSAULT AND Battery Cases.—Yesterday, Robert Albertson was arrested by officer Hill for axeavlting John Sheridan, aad Justice Wal- ter committed him to jail. Patrick Reynolds and Charles Brown were re ix by officers Thompson ! Peaster for disorderly conduct and carry ~ ing concenied wenpons, and at the charge of asenult and battery be! by Ida Stewart, were commitied to thee Walter. CITY ITEMS. —— ATTENTION is called to the announcement of the meetings of the Phii Historic Dramatic As- sociation. —_.—_—__ 1,000 ses ot coral and jet sets, 1,000 sets Cali- fornia cluster sets, 1,000 rings, | a and chains to — = onl panes do! —— the Dollar ‘ore, No. ennsylyania a Jewelry fross 43 treat. y! venue, —_—__ “A Siient CoLp,” CovuGns.—Few are aware ofthe importance of checking a cough or “slight cold”’ in its first stage; that which in the begin- ning would yield to a mild remedy, ifneglected, soon attacks the lungs. “Brown's Bronchial Troches” give sure and almost immediate re- lief. “The Troches” haye proved their effica- cy by a test of many years, and have received testimonials from eminent men who have used them. —_—_¢—__— HELMBOLD’s HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Com- PounDF.iuip Extract Bucau Isa Certain and Safe Remedy, pleasant in taste and odor, and immediate in its action in all diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Female Complaints, Organic Weakness, Obstruction of Urine, and all dis- eases of the Urinary Organs, in every form, whether existingin male or female, and no matter of how long standing. For Medical Properties of Buchu, see dispen- satory of the United States. See Professor Dewee’s valuable works on the Practice of Physic. See Remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. Physick. Philadelphia. See Remarks made by Dr Ephraim McDow- ell, a celebrated Physician, and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, and pub- lished in the transactions of the King and Queen's Journal. See Medico-Chirurgical Review, published by Benjamin Travers, Fellow of Royal College of Surgeon. See most of the late Standard Works of Med- icine. Physicians please notice—I make no secret of Ingredients. Helmbold’s Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu is composed of buchu, cu- bebs, and Juniper berries, prepared in vacuo, by H. T. Helmbold, and sold at his ce Bee Chemical Warehouse, 594 Broadway, N. Y. Mr. NaTHAnNter C. FINNALL is now the Sgent for the Star in the Seventh Ward and will attend promptly to any orders and see that the Sar is faithfully served. ceaeeenidjeuceanaes PEARLS AND Rupies.—White teeth cropping from out of ridge of ruby, a breath spicy as the airs from Araby the Blest. Who can resist such fascinations? To realize them, to perpe- trate them, to make the mouth acasket of pearls and rubies, and every sigh a gush of fragrance, all you have to do, fair ladies, is to use the matchless vegetable preparation, Fragrant Sozodont. 20 =e TRvEIsM.—Corns, bunions, inverted nails, and other disorders of the feet, when neglected, injure the general system by preventing the body from taking that natural and mdispen- sable exercise so conducive to health. To all afflicted with these terrible evils, we would recommend an early call at Dr. White's office, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenne, between 4% and 6th streets. For chilblains, frosted and tender feet, consult Dr. White. ee GReEaT BARGAINS in soweny and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 486 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Yeur choice for one dollar, which also secures you a free gift, consisting of cluster, jetand coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and ble spoons, forks. oc 11-Im* (Se DIED, CAWOOD. November 8th. LILLY MAY, only daughter of Philip A. and Sarah E. Cawood, aged 6 years, 3 months and 9 days. Farewell. Lilly, thou hast left us, We thy less most deeply feel, But ’tis God that has bereft us, Je can all our sorrows heal. The relative~ and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral from the residence of her parents, on 4th street east, be- tween I and K streets south, to-merrow, 10th inst., 8° 20'clock. = DIXON. On November 9th, after a lingerin; sickness, Mrs. MARY H. DIXON, beloved wite o! Gustavus Dixon. in the 30th year of her age. Desrest Mollie thou hast left us, And thy loss we deeply feel; But ’tis God that hath bereft us, He can all our sorrews heal. The friends of the famfly are r Fpectfally invited to aitend the funeral from the resi ce of her hus- band. at No. corner of 43¢ avenue, on Friday, 10th inst.,at3o’clock p.m. 2t* SMITH. On the 9th inst, Mrs. MARTHA SMITH. (colored) in her 46th year. The funeral will take place from her late resi- dence, 18th street, betweev L and M, at 3 o'clock on i The friends of the family are invited to ROBERTSON. On the 9th instant. ELIZA A. M. ROBERTSON, wife of John Robertson, in the 26th year of ker age, of consumption. _ Her relatives and friends are invited to her funeral from the corner of 18th and K streets north, on Saturday, at 2p. m. be GROVES. Departed this life October 9h. after a and Maryland long snd painful iliness, Mrs. MARGARET GROVES, wife of Eugene Groves, aged twenty years. LOST AND FOUND. ~ & REWARD—Lost, on Pennsylvania avenue, a $5 DISCHARGE of First Lieut. Henry Wil- Kens, Co. A.lst D. ©. Cavalry. All claims are stopped. Toe tinder will get the above re rd by leaving the fice. f L°S32 the 7th inst., between the corners of 7th and B streets and 8th and Pennsylvania avenue, or on the cara from that place to the Treasury building, TWO FIFTY-DOLLAR NOTES, for which the finder will receive many thanks and a liberal reward, by leaving them at No. 524 M street north. no 8-2t j EDNESDAY MORNING, Nov. 7th, 1855. This is to warn ell persons from buying or receiv- ing a large plain gold RING, (with the following inscription inside: ‘*This and the giver is thine forever,’’) as it was stolen from me this morning. Any person giving information to Miss JENNI PERKY, No, 523 1th street, concerning it will be liberally’ rewarded. no 8-2t* 1 5 RE WARD-Strayed from the reaidence of M. BLAIR, No. 6 President's Square, a red gory. White face; short crumpled horns. no7-4 STRAYED OR STOLEN—On Sunday last, a dark \) Mare MULE. three years old; no shoes; mane cutshort. A suitable reward will be paid on re- turning it to NEURATH’S Bakery, corner ith and C north, Capitol Hill. no 7-3t* "TAKEN, UP ASTRAY, on the night of the 5th instant, one MULE. ‘The owner will please come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take her away} ©. CHANEY, 14th st.,2 doors above N at. ((42E, 10 THE PREMISES OF THE SUD. scriber, on the ist instant. a red and white COW "with short horns turned ia” The owner wilt se come forwi rove property, pay charges bod take heraway. FRANCIS MORROW, Tat" Near Pierce’s Mills, Rock Creck, DU. I ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. County or Wasu- INGTON, s8:—I hereby certify that James I. King. of Washington county, brought before me, the subseriber, one of the Justices of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid, on this 6th day of No- veuber, A. D, 1365, and made oath acco ling to Jaw “as a stray trespassing upon his enclosures,” a light red COW, with both ears cropped, and an underbit in the left ear. Given under my band, this 6th a. of November, D 1305 JW. BARNACLO, J N. B.—The owner of the above described requested to prove property, 5 . K near first Toll no7 3t* 82 5 REWARD —Lost or stolen, a snuff-colored *) & 03) English Greyhound SLUT. Above reward for information that will secure her return to Dr. J.B. ALEXANDER, 451 Pa. av. no 3-6t* = 320-320. TRON HALL. puch delay i: tting our salesroom ready, re now prepared to exhibit soue k HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES of every description, We particelariy invite attention to our stock ef Decorated China and Tin Chamber Bets. China Vases, Puff Sets, orated, Band and White Dinner Seta, &, presen Ph, § Drices'will be found as low as the same qual- 7 Freandly jeliver charge. c. noT east No. 318 Pi rand Perelen oad ‘America ge eet Iteliag Btringe, and Musical inet of all descriptions. at Wholesale and 1. pecle SeeRee, Co Pianos, and Mason & . W.G. METZEROTT. . 318 Penusylvani nos tf Me. ae ctware teh tnd Tiel sis. RUSHED, POWDERED, Cc GEANULATED, CUT LOAF Just received and forecletye ne J.C WHITWELL & 00 BOT-eotw No. 67 Ls. av., near 7th WANTS. ae nee ant ae 2 Se OP $250 crs Sore a x avire at the Star 0: pore ae ‘poo st BOY SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD WISHES A to bind himself toa Tin Smith. Address J. P., Star office, 18* Bick: YEKS WANTED TO WORK AT Ford's er. A Py at the building. = no 9-2t* Rica'b UNBAR, Contractor. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good DRESS- MAKE!) A . Also, two GIRLS to learn the Apply at Ho. 457 2d street cast, betw. Hill. no 9-3t* WV ANTED—A responible PERSON, to take A Moargh Essrest on caleey will be alten key ral interest or salary fen. at ~~ Gyster Saloon, corner of let a: O streets, no 9. A LADY CAPABLE OF TEACHING Fa English branches, with Latin, desires a SIT- UATION as teacher, either in a school or private family, or would take a situation as librarian or corre Best of reference ¢e- Address Miss ..B. Z., care Mrs. SUPER, Baltimore spy 5 no W4nreD A SCRUB WOMAN. A Ph imme- diately at MABKBAM'S Hotel, 312 Poune. avenue. no 8-2t* j ANTED—$15,000 ona fee simple property Ww worth tear times the amount. 4 dress Box 24. Star offiee. no §-3t" - FOR SALE AND RENT. RUG D STORE FOR SALE—Iaquir at a PABLOER. AND OHAMBER FOR KENT—At No. 467 oth st.. bet. E and F. no 9-3t* FS RENT—STORE and BACK BOOM, No. 593 8th street, Navy Yard. no 9-3t* Fe RENT—Two unfurnished BOOMS, _—— bo . 7 ae mecesaping: Inquire at 647 M R UOMS FOR RENT—Fuarnisbed or anfurnished No. 499 10th street, between Penna. ave: and C street ‘no 9-St On RE: —Two fine office ROOMS. on Penn- Ne. 336. "7" ee id Seen, with events 4 Oo. LJ and . and avenue’ Inquireat STS, 9. MILEER: mosses T° LET—Four ROOMS, communicating, and one on the first floor, furnished or unfurnished, with gas, on 10th street, between L and M. No: 354, Bo 9-3t* AUCTION SALES, [Por other Auction Sales, see fourth page.) Y W. B. LEWIS & ©O., Auctioneers, B * No. 307 Pennsylvania cvenne, TA URNITURE, LEASE, &c,, RESTAURANT, FURNITURI he. AT FRIDAY, Nov. 10th, at 0 o'clock, at dwelling No. 242G street. between I7th and 18th streets, we shall seli all the Furnitare, Glags and Chi»: ware Bohemtan Decanters, Looking Glasses, Bar and Fixtures, Stoves, &e. Also, the Lease and Good-will of thr premises, which from its location, offerea good chance for 8 business place. it WM. B. LEWIS & CO.. Aucts. B* W. L. WALL“& CO., Auctioneers, FOR SALE. Two Brick Houses, (adjoining,) with outhuild- ives attached, om 8d street, Island, between E and F streets. will be sold at public suction SATU K- DAY, lth inst., at 40’clock p.m. Terme made known on day of sale. nod St* W.L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. OR RENT—The fine BUSINESS, corner of 22d and G streets, containing a large corn and Fixtures and five rooms. Terms $33 Inquire 208 F street, bet. 14th and 1éth. OR RENT—One three-story BRICK HOU in avery desirable location, with gas and w: ter. Apply to BERNARD HAYES, cor. ath and no i reets. pl 00d Ruee. to Aron C a young child. None but a good one need apply. No. 352 Cstreet, between and 6th. no at G008 CLOAK HANDS CAN ALWAYS FIND employment at LANSBURGH & BRO., 515 7tb street. no 8-2t A LADY. with the bestof references. wishes BOARD in exchange for teaching in English branches, drawing, painting ermusic. Address A. Z., Star office. no 8-2" by Sc @ respectable middie aged man, aSITUATION as assistant clerk or saies- man. Can be found useful in any capacity. An interview by addressing ““H. W.,"’ Star Office. no 8-2t WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, by a re- sponsible tenant, who will take good care of the furniture. Family consists of eight persons, Eight or ten rooms needed, and in « convenient locality. A small bonus would be paid. Address Box 417, Post Office. no 8-3t* YV ANTED—A JOURNEYMAN BARDER at eae Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. noT-! y vice. Inguire at 326 © 7th. = W ANTED—Two Fm of Lieuten LETTES, gold orgilt. U.S Few M Corps regulation. Small size preferred. App! = officer of the day, Marine Barracks, W: ‘on. W ANTED—On Ist Decembe’ neatly furnished ROOM, with board, by ntleman and his wife; private family preferred, where there will be no other boarders. Address,stating location, CARLETON, Star office. no 7- W ANTED—A SITUATION by a@ respectable Per to cook, wash and iron in asmall family, or todo chamberwork. Good references given if required. Apply at the third brick house on M street from 15th street for three days. no 7-3t* W ANTED—In a private family by a gentleman who uses neither liquors nor tobacco, a large well furnished ROOM with BOARD, gas and fire, after 4 p.m. and bagrese oe Address “EDWARD,” this Office, etating locality, price,etc. no 7-31 V 7 ANTED TO RENT—The second stor. per portien of a HO: on the it side of Pa avenue, between 3d and J0th streets. A liberal rent will Le given. Addr B., Baltimore, Md. no7-3t WASTED IMMEDIATELY—tuformation of any person owning a full bred male Kin DOG. A liberal present given for the sal i REXLER. Na- bet. 4th and 6th. no 7-3t* EN WANTED FOR THE REGULAR ARMY. Choice of regiments in either branch of ser- street, between 6th and no 7-6t* &c., ‘st or up ‘on by No. See without delay. ED—Kither immediately or by December in @ respectable kcality. a small neat or three or four Unfurnished Rooms, suitable for housekeeping for adepartmental clerk and wife (no chilaren ) @apitol Hill preferred. Address, stating terms, location, &c., Box 1,037 City Post Office. ne 7-3t* W* RSE WANTEB—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. V ] ANTED—Shoemakers to know that they can urchare LEATHER and FINDINGS at the Shoe Finding Store situated at 479 lith st.. bet. Eand F, Loc 26-1m*} J.C. HALL, WANTED We want several furnished and un- furnished HOUSES. beth jargs and small. Also, FARMS and BUILDING LOTS in and around Washington and the Bicinin pogaty. ocl7-Im* 476 7th street, opposite Post Office. /ANTED.—For a first class Confectionery in Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to take charge as foreman; must be perfect in ay and ornamental work, and well recommended. Apply 4 at No. 316, Pa. avenue, Washington, D.C. oc 4. WENTY HOUSES WANTED, with six or fogeiving, at 62 N street north eight rooms each. Inquire at G. M. VAN BUREN & CC., No. 638 7th street. 80 30-tf WASTED. WANTED ANTED LADIES, EVERYBODY. WM. PRINCE. THE PIONEER OF STAMPING, 351 F street, opposite Patent office, Has,in consequence of an attempt made on the art of new beginners, to cut down the price of BTAMPING, reduced hie charge, and is Dow pre. ared to stamp goods from IVE CENTS PEE WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Any pattern, 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- 6 Hed Stampers. the only practical per- fons in the city engaged in STAMPING ‘end FLUTING. We make and stamp any pattern bronght us. Daily issue new patterns. WANSTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (100) te select the best works, Bison, Travels, Classics, Novels, etc., and honor with their names as Subscribe: THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Corner 9th and B sts.. Seaton Hall _¢ 25-e03m 1 square north of Penn * G#®FatT CHANCE FOB AGENTS. ‘What the people want. Complete History of the War, inone large volum lendidly illustrated, with over 125 fine portrai Generals and Battle scenes. The most candid, lucid. complete, au- thentic and reliable histery published. It’ con- tains reading matter equal to three large octavo Yolumes, for circulars and see our terms. ad as whine “JONES, BROS. & 00., 25-1m* Philadelphia, Pa,” ANTEP— SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also. MIRRORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, jea-tt between G and H. east side. FORSALEAT A BARGAIN .—The LEASE and FIXTURES of a good paying Drinking Saleon. = health cause of selling. Toquire at the Star Of- ce. no 9-3t* FFUENISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Seven rooms, Ne.367 K street, between lith and 12th west. Priee $80 per month. Inquire on the premisee. no 9-3" FOR SALE-A First Glass FAMILY GROCERY and MARKET, location unsurpassable; Stock, Ee ele ee gf me rhe gre factory Treason wi vel 66) . ress ENTERPHISE, City Post Ofice, m0 9-21" FOE RENT—A BRICK STABLE. on an alley, in E street, between 10th and llth, having ac: commodation: suitable for for four herses, and a finished room pone room. Inquire at 365 Lith street, above no 9-e03t* FS, SALE—The LEASE, STOUK, and FIX TURES of a Restaurant, next door to Ford's Theater, 452 0th street. Will be sold cheap. Sat- isfactory reason given for selling out. Inquire on the premises. no97t* DWELLING House FOR BENT—A cottage built DWELLING, on Pennsylvania avenue, bear 26th street; contains about fifteen handsome rooms, all in perfect order, with spacious grounds attached, su le for a member of Congress or other a in. For particulars inquire of J. F. HALIDAY, No. 516 Lith street, near Pennsyly: nis avenue. {Intel} nod iw Fc RENT—Three TENEMENTS for rent in the Meridian Hill Honse, near the terminus of the lith street railroad. Rentlow. no 8-3t Fo RENT -Four unfurnished FRUNT ROOM suitable for housekeeping, 313 8th street, bi tween L and M. no 8-21 oe. SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Restaurant in the First Ward, now doing a good business. Also, the Dwelling for rent. For particul ply at this Office, Ro 5 3t* SEVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT SS to gentlemen at No. 519 12th street, between Penn, avenue and E street. References required. no a Foe RENT-A neatly furnished R@OM, suita- )le for one or two single gentlemen, and con. tio Pa. avennve. Inquire at new honse, cor. and L sts., half square north of a Sircle 3 NFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Three beautiful KOOMS for rent, suitable for house keeping. at the Brick Cottage, in Printing Office Square, H st. Pump in the yard, and gas in all the rooms.’ ‘Terms moderate no 8-3t* FOR RENT-A HOUSE, with s nice garden, shrubbery, flowers, grapes and vegetables, etc., four squares from the War Department, con- tatning six rooms. Furniture for sale for $41), Person leaving the city. Inquire at No. 177 Pa. avenue. between I7th and 13tn sts. no 8-3t* KSTAURANT FOR SALE OR RENT, ‘@ good business. tures will be sold cheap, or it can be rented. Th isa Ladies’ Saloon attached. Inquire om the b iser. . no 83 RE CHANCE—FOR SALE—A weil estab hed CONFECTIONERY, whol@saic and re- neluding Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, with stable and commodious shop attached. Alzo, suit- able for a bakery, doing a good business. Con. nected is a house of six rooms. Rent for the whele, $5 per mont h five years lease. Apply to D Oo ‘h, wit! WELLS & CU.,4767th street, opposite Post ffice. 0 8-2 Foz RENT—Furnished ROOMS, on tho recond floor. without board, at 598 M street, between 6th and 7th ats. JP UBNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, No. 506 oth strect, next door to Perry's Dry Goods Store. no 7 Fos RENT OR SALE—A good STAND oppo- site the car office, near the Baltimore Depot, 520 New Jersey avenue. no7-3t" Fo RENT—A Furnished Front ROOM, nd story, at 231 H street, between 17th and 18th no 7-6t* Fe SALE—A BRICK HOUSE, with 11 rooms, water and rs thronghout the house, on liberal terms, and possession immediately. Call at No. 525 12th street. no 7-3t* F SE BENT Suites ot handsomely FERNISHED ROOMS, with Board. at 455 12th street, be- tween F and G, a few blocks from the Kirkwood and Willards’ Hotels. 7-3 0 LET—Two small BRIUK HOUSES, on Yai- ley street, Georgetown, and containing four nd the other four rooms and kitchen. Ap ly at'the Hardware Store No. 123, Bridge street, seorgetown. ho 7-lw* 40R RENT—Three ROOMS, suitable for house- keeping fer a family without children. Terms Also, one Furnished ROOM on first floor, table for an Office. Inquire at 574 New Jersey enue, opposite Coast Survey. no 7-3t* OR SALE—The STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIXTUBES ef a Feed and Produce Store, doing a good business, with LEASE. Roving up- wards of two yearstorun. Rent moderate. Satis- factory reasons will be given for wishing to sell. Address A. B. G., Star o! no7-lw* OR SALE OR REN t large, commodious and elegant RESIDENCE occupied by the late Senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or rented upon liberal terms. Apply to Mra. DOUG- LAS, corner of I street and New Jersey avenue, or toJ. C. McGUIBE & CU. The house can be scen atany time. no7-tf {QR RENT—FRONT PARLOR and two BED OMS. 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 ong pl ae & 0 T-Im* no 7-3t* cal GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. i, NUISANCES. tice is hereby given, to all persons interested, bousekeepers and others will be permitted, for the period of ten days from this date, to remove from their premises any kind of offal or other mat- ter which is at all likely to engender disease, and to deposit the same in the nearest street thereto, not less than four feet from the footway, which will then be removed free from expense. For any per- son to be benefitted by this proposition, the condi- tions seen stated muet be complied with in all respects. This notice is given mainly to effect the removal of all nuisances from the town without dels) id also to are the ates baangeh ey -— _ y expenses from which. very soon. there wi 10 ercape. HENRY ADDISON, Mayor, Mayor's Orrice, Gkonortown, D.C., Novem- ber 9, 1865. no 9-10tif SOVERNMENT JAVA. MARACAIBO, LA- J GUYRA and RIO COFFEES. Just received and fer sale by J.C. WHITWELL & Ov., no7-eo2w No. 67 Louisiana av., near 7th st. {OBR RENT—APARTMENTS, suitable for housekeeping. viz: two parlors and a bed room, and more if wanted. Inguire at 393.3. W. corner of 9th and I streets, or Begister’s Office, City Hall. no 6-6t* FSG: ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR- NISHED, FOR RENT Suitable for how keeping. Terms li! . Inquire at 534 13th between Band CI sp no 4-1) FO8 BENT—4 HOUSE with eight rooms. In- quire at the European Hotel, corner of Penn- sylvania avenue and ith street. no 3-6t OR KENT—On sth street, one dwelling HOUSE containing eight rooms, with stable. if desired, Inquire at P- JOUVENAL'S, 186 lith st, bet, Sand T. no3-lw* ro NT—A BRICK HOU: with five rooms, with fixtures in store. two squares from the street cars, on Capitol Hill. Inquire at BROWN 'S Restaurant, corver 13th and Pa. ave. Ro 3-lw* Fors LE—A BAKERY. RESTAURANT, and a large DINING ROOM, all connected,’ and well fitted up. A fine oppertunity to make money. Sooty iemeoaiay at No. 42™ Pennsylvania ave- nue, between 44¢ and 6th sts., Washington. 0c30.2w* SIME GOSHEN BUTTER, Soglish Dair; Pale CHERSE, for family use, just re- eived for sale b; pa ose ey ..©. WHITWELL & C0. no7-eotw No. 67 Louisiana ave.. pear 7th Fe RENT—A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, centaining 6rooms. Rent $40 per month. Sat- isfactory references required. Possession given —a Inquire at No. 203 Lith street. oc PP BOrESSOR ALEXANDER WOLWSKI well-known PIANIST AND VOJALIST. opens bis new SING ANOFORTE, COURSE on October 30th, by an entirely new ified system. By his new method, any person ine only a slight knowledge ef music will be enabled in a very short time to read and ex- ecute the most difficult pieces with rare perfection. As to the vocal part. by his ony, of vocalization , he arrives at the most extraordinary results. All those whe wish to become fine Singers or excellent Performers are advised to call at his residence. No. 415 8th street, between G Hi streets. Hours of reception are from 1] a. m. to 1 p. m., and from 6to7 p. m. ‘0c 30-1m_ . Ms a CELEBRATED LADIES 8H08s aim AGENCY, 493 11TH STREET, betweon Penn- A large amortaveat of bean ” Fashfonable nt o1 jon BOOTS AND BHORS censtantly on hand. Also, Orders attended to 367 PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADE3 AT REDUCED PRICES, At KIDWELL & HENDERSON’S, 367 D street, - — 9th, ee Hall Building. ee wi i e Sime an ine prom: By eee, “4 Ea the place, 367 D street, near sth. Curren HELLER, SOHON, Agent. OF THE GOVERNMENT. Olaims for Prise Money, Lost Clothing, Beunty, Paca Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper- 6v attended to promptly. Office 29 436 street. Post Office Box 42% Wash- fngte city, D. 0. jof-6m ie < VASES. B .) ae tee eee PIANOS, of moderna sip fine tone and in good onder e BOSWELL'S FANC' et » ‘AOS B street. wear ith. L gama Sine rine or as Foe SALE—Two three story BRICK HOUSES on the Island, near Grace Church. Apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Office. oc 28-tf MA®"BoroucH FARM FOR RENT. Situated on Potomac Creek and river. a short dis- tance below Aquia, and near the mail boat, which twice daily. affording every facility to mar- et. The soil is of the best quality. and is believed to be equally adapted to eetabics nd ply to the subscriber, ip K urg P. 0., ROBT. WALLA oc "OR RENT—A_ handsome PHOTOGRAPHIC fk ART GALLERY. in Lane & Tucker's build- ing, newly and elegantly fitted for ae Apply o1 valence great it and comfortable ROOMS (in » three the above) multable for offices. a o'clock au 21-1 0 LET-T ‘Washington, betng eup naghn ing sow ofuor fh street an Pa. aveuue. re- reli occupied by the Jas. Skirving asa stove nts a large BASEMENT. suitable for a first- rant. in rear said building. near Wa Theater. Inqui fk CO. Wi ta, on aa waters 9 , BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL EST. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On SATURDAY, the Lith instant, at 4 o'clock p. m., we shall sell,in front of the premises, part of Lot 12, in Square No. 79, having 31 feet frent on 22d Street west. between Gand H streets north, run- wie back 126 feet © call the attention of buyers to the abovo sale, as it will be sold without reserve. Terms: One-half cash; balance in 6 and 12 menths, secured bys deed of trust on the prem ises cing and revenue stamps at the cost re hen sold. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, B* J.O. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. & FURNISHED 2 STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING, THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AT PUBLIC 8. 7 On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November ith. at 40’clock, on the premises, we shall sell, the north part of Lot 9. of Square 13. fronting 12 feet. 3 iach @s on 13th street west, between C and D north, with a depth of 100 feat, improved by @ nice little 2'story and attic brick Dwe!ling House of 5 reoms. Will be sold together with the Furniture therein, if a pur- chaser for it entire will be found, or without the Furniture, it is not wanted. Possession given Ist December proximo. Terms : One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months. —_ + S * Conveyancing st purchaser's expense. no 9-dts 3.C. McGUTRE & CO., Aucts. prem BUILDINGS AT AUCTION. Office Devot Commissary of Subsistence, Washington, ~» Nov_ 5. 18355. Will be sold ublic auction,on THURSDA November 16, 1855, at 11 o'clock a.m., at the old Government Bakery. in this city, corner of 2(th and G streets, the following One Frame Building, 62 by 20 feet. * ~ 60 by 20 feet : Cash in Government funds the time of Major and @ALE OF GOVERNMENT B o 9TH STREET Dor wy, A tef Quartermaster's of Washincion, Washington. D. C., November 9. 1358, Will be sold at ction, on the premises, under the direction of Captain J. H. Crowell, A! Q. M.. on TUESDAY, November 14. 1855, at 1 ‘ m.. the following described Government at 9thstreet wharf, INGS AT One (1) Platform on wharf, 32 by 93 feet. The Buildings will be sold singly.and must be removed within ten days from date of sale. Terms : Cash, in Government funds By order of Brevet Major General D. H. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, Depat a Washington. H. TOMPKINS, no 9-4t Brevet Cole and Quartermaster. BY © W- BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer. SALE OF CARPETS, DESKS. CHATRS. BLACK CAMBRIC, &.. AT THE CAPITOL. On THURSDAY MORNING. November 1ith. at 10, o’clock , I shall sell, in front of the east portico of the Capitol a large collection of goods, such as remnants of Carpeting. a large Jot of Black Cam- bric, Desks, Lounges. Chairs, Tables, Sofas. &c. Housekeepers and Dealers in Furniture will find this sale worthy of their attention. Terms cash. no8d c. W. BOTELER, Jr , Anct. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON 14TH eee? BETWEEN W AND V STREETS On TUESDAY, the lith instant, at 4 o'clock p. m.. we shall sell. in front of the premises. Lot 23, in Square 235, 19 feet 3 inches front by a good depth, improved by a frame dwelling house. Kiso, No.8, 9and 10. in same square, each having 20 feet front by 1 feet deep to a 20 foot alley, making them de- sirable building lots. Terms: One-half cash; balance in 6and 12 months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stampe, at the cost of the purchaser. $25 will be required down on each piece of prop- erty when sold. _bov8-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON Aa STREET. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7T. STREETS NORTH On WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, at 4 o’clock R ™., we shail sell. in front of the premises, Lot No. 2,in P. Thyson’s subdivision of Square No 444, 25 feet 3 inches front by 110 feet deep, to an alley, improved by a Frame Dwelling House. ALso, Immediately after the above sale, we shall sell part Lot No. 11. in Square§ $97. fronting ox 8th street, between P and Q streets north, having 20 feet 10 inches front by 94 feet 4 inches deep te an alley 10 feet wide. Terms: One-half cask; balance three and six months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $25 will be required down on each Lot when sold. nos-d REEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE wee FURBNI- On MONDAY MORNING, November 20, com- mencing at 30 o'clock, oy vitae of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber W. C. T., No. 31, folios 25 to 29, Tshall sell, et No. 47% 13th street west. south of Pennsylvania avenue, all the Honsehold Furni- care therein embraced in said deod of trust, naming Dn part— “Bair Cloth Sofas, Arm and Sille Chairs Marble- tap Center and Side Tables Curtains. Window Shades, Mantel Ornaments Glass, Brassels Carpets and Rugs p Bureans and Washstands Wardrobes, Bedsteads, and Bedding Cottage Chamber Furniture Chamber Carpets and Stoves Dining Table and Chairs Crockery and Glass Ware Pi comnpen pes and Kitchen Requisites. ‘erms cash. WILLIAM A. BOSS, Trustee. nos J.C. McGUIRE & OV., Ancts, Y¥ JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. HCUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT THE RESIDENCE OF A GENTLEMAN REMOVING FROM THE CITY. On MONDAY MORNING, November 13, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, we shall sell, at No. 220 H street, between 20th and 2st streets, naming in art— ° Walnut Hair Cloth Sofa and Chairs ane and Weod Seat Chairs, Whatnot tand Matting, Rugs Walnot Extensien Dining Table Walnut Bedsteads, Lounge Walnut Bureaus Walnut Washstande, Pictures Window Shades, Hat Rack Parlor and Chamber Stoves Husk Mattresses Feath illows and Bolsters Comfort Spreads Hall and Step Carpet Crockery, China, and Glass Ware Refrigerator Mahogany Sideboard Walnut Sofa and other Fancy Tables Gane and Wood Seat Rockers Wek ge, — 8 re Ware Yi ubs and Buckets Stovo and Fixtares hen Requisites. no8 s J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auets, B* W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Origiral Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 98 La. av., between 9th and 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c. On SATURDAY MORNING. November Il. com- mencing at 10 o'clock. at the Bazaar. will be sold a lorge number of Harness, Work le HORSES, including a large number of very desirable Car- riage. Harness and Saddle Horses. A full de- scription at sale. ALSO, A pair of excellent work Mules, Wagon aad Har- ness. Large Cookin, Ti Ware, K Terms cash, L80, A large collection of deatribte new and second- band Carri; Ba, Ex be : poe gor nay es aenaes prees A large collection of ‘new’ and second-hand Har- ness, &c. 1 very superior Famtly Carriage 3 New Fumie Gerrivce * ages. 2 New Germantown Ca: 5 Regular "ealse ee the Bataar overy Thareday, Siacturtag, Seiten’ Tecurd te tee weather. ‘rriages and Harness always at private sale. nes Woke WALL £00. ucts, . B. LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers. BY: ® SES S07 Pennsylvania avenue AUCTION SALE THIS RVENING AT SEVEN OCK. Embracing a large stock of and Poze. Clete- ing. Shirts, . 's and s se = W.B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. WA TED—A smart YOUTH Inquire of W. LE 5 no6é St FARM FOB SALE OB EXCHANGE FOR city property. Fa th: tween Zint e new STABLE. o front, = ‘Woterences N A as - . buck =. Ostrich te Silke, Sabon, figente for, Washiurton™"At the National Go., 370 Pa. avenue, tundor the Metrepolftan Ho- Ce ee Earn ILTY—Kid Gio OauFr EM Sieve aes los = in AUCTION SALES. nealstvoniitibis steiaennsscene semper YHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Y THOS. DOWLING, Auciioncer; Georgetown. int in the south Tineot Feet from the southeest corner of Fayette and First streets. and run thence east with First street —- feet. then south thet width hi feet to a ten- a oH elling. me - sale, as prescribed by the 4: One- ‘erms 5 : third of the purchase money in oash on’ the sale, and the resid twelve months, wit posit of erty is strack of att create, Sectaling revenne stamps, at cost chaser ee PCARTER MARBURY. Trustes, THOMAS DOWLING. Auct. _Sc 0-Stawkdes {Con. Union.} B* JAS. 0. McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioncers By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, bearing date on the 26th day of September, 1885, and certain cause 'y A Cost ot al. . iiw ei public anction on the premises. to the bighest bidder on THUBSDAY, the 3th day of Noweu 1865, at 4 p m .onthe premises, lote 1,2, 3,4, 6, 6.7.8.9. 10 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. 16, 17.18, 19, 20, 21. and 22. in square seven hundred and twenty-one. (721,) and lots numbered seven, (7.) mi (13.) twenty-seven, (27,) twent twenty-nine, (29.)'in Crotchet square uumbered six hundred and thirty, ( 480.) erms of sale: One-fifth cash; the resides im six. twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, With interest from the day of sale If the terms of sale are pot complied with within ten days, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the riek and cost of the purchasers upen one week's notice. A deposit of $25 will be required upon the pur- chase of each lot. A. H. YOUNG, Trastee. oe 18-3t: je J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON B, NEAR 7TH ST., ISLA On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. November 9th, at 40'cloc the premises, we shall sell lots No. PJ 2 rroli’s subdivision of Square 452, havin, t of 25 feet each on south B street, a near the corner of th street west, Islend, with an average depth of about 109 feet. te an alley 25 feet wide, improved by two frame dwellings. coa- taining nine rooms each, and will be sold separate- y, Terms: $2,000 cash on each: residue in€ and 12 months, with interest, secured by deed of trast om premises, Ccnveyancing at cost of purchaser. Sale of one of the houses will be positive no 4 dta J.C. McGUIRE & ©O., Aucta. B* J.C. McGUIRE & C1 ‘TENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- vc ON AND NEAR :T AND BOUNDARY AT PUB- RSDAY, the 9th day of Novembor, inst., ‘clock p_m., we shail sell, at Public Auction. re No. 234, which has been sub-divided into 68 ing Lots of aconvenient size, each one on which runs back to a public alley These lots front respectively on 13th, 14th, W,and Boundary streets, and being ina part of the city which is rapidly being improved and where prop- erty is enhancing in value, offers an opportunity seldom to be met with, to those desiring to invest in real estate in this city. rms: Ope third cash;and the balance in twe equal payments at6and 12 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises Conveyancing and ——- at purchaser's cost. JAS C. MeGUIRE & ©0., [Intel] Auctioneers, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILD LOTS ON NORTH PF, BETWEEN 2D AND 3D STKEETS WEST, AT AUCTION. sl On THURSDAY, the 9th inst., we will sell, in front of the premises, at4 o'cloc —~ m., two hand- some Building Lots, fronting on the sonth side ef ¥F street north, between 24 and 34 streets west, be- ing Lote Nos. 18 and 19,in Square 88. each having afront of 30 feet. running back 100 feet to s 15- _ oe. They will be divided im lots cf 20 feet rent. Terms at sale. $50 wiil be sougerel pet down when the pro- erty isknocked off, and if not complied with, it min be put up again and sold to the next highest idde: _BO6- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y¥ W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. Regularsales at storeevery TUESDAY, THUBS- DAY and BATURDAY, at 9% o'clock, of Furni- ture, Dry Goods, Clothing. &c., &c. Cash advanced on all kinds of am. no 6-lw W. B. LEWIS & CO., Ancts. Y JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. POSITIVE SALE OF THE SMITHSONIAN goxes RESTAURANT, AT PUBLWO AUO- TION. On FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. 10th. at 12 o'clock, at the Smithsonian House Restaurant, located on west side of 10th street, just south of Pennsylvania avenue, we shall sell eptire the Good Will, Furni- ture, Wines. Liquors, &c., and appointments ef this popular Restaurant, having an Oak-top Bar and Eating Counter Cut ano Engraved Glassware Fancy Decanters and Show Bottles Plated rim Cigar Case, and Table Castors Good stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Fine Cooking Range and Table Forniture. Together with the Household Furniture entire, Bureaus embracing— “4 Washstands, Wardrobes, Obairs, Bedding. &c., Sideboard, Dining Table and Chairs ) Cutlery, Croekery and Glassware Cooking Utensils. If not sold entire, will be sold in detail same J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts Auctioneers. nol ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctionser; Georgetown, TRUSTEES SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE IN GEORGETOWN. By virtue of a deed ef trust, executed on the 19th day of July. 1836. and recorded in Liber W. B., No. 62, folios 142,143 and 144, one of the land record: Washington county, District of Col e scriber. as trustee. will offer at public sale, om THURSDAY, the 16th day of November, at the hear of 3) o'clock in the afternoen. the east balf of Lot numbered 213, in Beali’s addition to Georgetown, fronting 30 feet on the south side of West strest, and running back the same width to an alley, with 8 two-story frame and brick Rutiding upon the same, recently occupied by Mr. Chas. Dean. Also. the west half of said Lot 213, fronting npom the said West street 3 feet, and running back the same width to an alley. At the same time will be sold asmall lot of House- hold Farniture. Terms: One-half cash; balance in three and six menths, with interest. secured by deed of trust. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, NEY BARRON, Trastes. 4 BET Hs DOWLING, Avct, B* JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. NEW FRAME HOUSE, FIRST WARD. SOUTH OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November 14, at 43% o'clock, on the premises, we shail sell part of Lot 12, in Square 54. having a front of 21 feet on 224 street west, south of Pennsylvania avenue, with Gepth of about 125 feet, improved by a pew Frame Dwelling, containing six rooms, located and suit- arg = a store, having shelving and @ counter on rst floor Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months. deferred payments bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust. ome fama. | at purchaser's coet. no 8-te As McGUIRE & CO. Aucts. PRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acutioncers, TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT 0! 9TH STREET, AT AUCTION oO OM On FRIDAY, 10th iust., at 4 o'clock p shall sell. in front of the premises. Lot 7 in Brick Hones’ covtalniug Ave eect teoms, Sieg the adjoining 17 feet of the same lot, ranoing back feet 4inches. This property is handsomely sita- sted on th Street west, near corner of north 0 . Terme of sale: One third cash: t os Datance in six twelve months, for notes n rom the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust ‘Ail cor veyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aocti+neers. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ON FIRS) STREET EAST SETWEER SOOT BLAND CAPITOL 8Q ARE, BY PUBLI On MONDAY. the 18th instant, at « oiclock. ». ™ , we shall sell in front of the Square No £88. fron: and eighteen months, secured by « deed ef Se premices of ae ‘apcing and revenue stamps at the cost 4 b0 Sill be required down when the property is GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. '¥ J. OC, McGUIBE & ©0., Auctioncers. VERY VALUABLE ® Frame thereon. standing back will be square foot and i