Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1865, Page 3

NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Groven’s ThraTeR—The five-act play of “The Streets of New York.” Matinee this af. ternoon at reduced rates of CANTERBURY.—The negro burlesque of “The Sree 3 — Pons! York,” the melo drama of “The Bandit’s Ve ce,” other fener ssa a Opp Fetiows’ HaLt.—Pair for the fit of Assembly’s Charch. A more ipecant’ aiase to spend an evening cannot be found. —_— Board or TRADE.—The Board of Trade of the District of Columbia held a meeting Wed- mesdsy night in the Council Chamber, City Hall, the President (Geo. W. Riggs, Esq.,) in the chair. ‘The Chair Iaid before the Board a letter from ces Set Gallup, manager of the Lenore a irokers’ Telegraph Company, pro ng toin- treduce into the roams ofthe Beard of Trade of this city a branch office. The communication wea: erred to the Board of Directors. J R.Elvans, from the sub-committee to Graft by-laws for the government of the Board of Directors, stated that one artic’e should come properly before this meeting, and that Was article 6th, which required the election of a Board of Arbitration, to consist of five mem- bers, net ove of whom should be a member of the Board of Directors. The following were elected a board of arbi- travon:—John L. Kidwell, F. B. Mubun, Jas. L_ Barbour, Sam’l Lewis and D. B. Clarke. Mr. K. M. Hall said he desired to keep up as much agitation as possible, and to keep the op- erations of the Board of Trade before the peo- ple, and he therefore moved the appointment of acommittee to take into consideration the expediency of building an opera house, with a Foom connected with it fur the meetings ot the Boardof Trade. Hethought they could induce some capitalists to go mto the matter to the ex- tent of $5(,000 ifthe board manifested a dispo- sition to putin another $50,000, and build an opera bouse worth at least $100,000, Mr. A. R. Shepherd thonght this movement Was premature, for the board would have to £*. acharter from Congress before anything could be done. ‘The resolation was finally modified so as to authorize the committee to inquire into the ex- pediency of ereeting a building for the meet- ings of the Board of Trade; and Messrs. R. M. ¥. B. Mohun and S. Bacon were appointed the committee. Mr. J. F. Ellis said he desired to call the attention of the Board to a matter which de- served their consideration, and that was the growing tendency on the part of the people aete to send elsewhere for every trifling article they needed. He hoped that this matter would ‘be attended to, and that our own mechanics would be patronized. Mr. Riggs said he thought the establishment of a Board of Trade would remedy all of the matters complained of by Mr. Ellis. Mr. Ejvans said there was an enterprise here, the Atlantic Steamship Company, which ought to be patronized and sustained, for nearly all of its stock was owned in Washington. ‘That was one matter, but there was a necessity that the next Congress should pass a general or &@ special act so as to allow the Board of Trade to be incerporated. A law of limited partner- ship was also required, and this must acted upon during the next Congress. In view of this matter, Mr. El vans suggested that the offl- cers of the Board of Directors, with such addi- tions as they may choose to make, be a com- mittee to represent the matter before Congress. Mr. Morgan referred to the tact that the Atlantic steamship line had been mentioned, and he vocated its being patronized, as it ‘was emphatically a Washington enterprise. The sident (Mr. Riggs) here sta‘ that he noticed Prot. Heury in the room, and he hoped to hear from him. Prof. Henry responded, and said he was thereas aeasual visitor. He had seen a notic: of the meeting, and its importance and charac- ter had struck him forcibly. Washington much ‘wanted institutions of this kind. He referred to the fact that the city had been denominated one of maguificent distances, and that it had been much slandered, and he hoped this or- ganization would give the lie to p-evious re- ports, and that Washington would not be a byword in fhe future, and beconsidered of no commercial importance. He spoke at length of the advantages that Washington possessed naturally, and then referred to the Smithso- pian Institute as one of the featares of Wash- ington. : Professor Henry made some interesting ex- planations in regard tothe history of the Smith- sonian Institution that we propose to recur to hereafier with more room at command. On motion of Mr. Bailey, members of the press were granted free access to the rooms of the Board. Mr. A. R. Shepherd introduced the follow- ing fesolution, which was unanimously adopt- od: Whereas it is currently reported that the Bal- timore and Obio railroad propose to make their connection with the West at Bladensburg, having the terminus of the road recently char- tered at that point, instead of this city, to the detriment of this metropolis, and in ‘violation of the general understanding among our citi- zens; therefore Be it resolved, That a committee consisting of the president and two members of the Board to be selected by the president) be appointed fo confer with the president and directors of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, witha view to having the terminus of this branch road in this metropolis. Mr. Mitchell introduced a resolution endors- ing the action ot the Board of Directors rela- tive to the running of cars through the streets, and the Board then adjourned. een BreTal ASSAULTS AND BaTTERies.—Wed- nesday night, between 11 and 12 o'clock, pri- vate Chamberlin, of the 18th V. R. C., stationed at Wisewell Barracks, while on his way to quarters, near © and 7th streets, was attaskea ‘by a party of men of his own corps, and was dveadfully beaten by them. The soldiers left bim, and at the corner of O and 7th streets, as- eaulted Mr. Basil Beall, a driver of tne7th etreet cars, who was standing at the corner talking with his conductor. Mr. Beall was almost as badly beaten as Chamberlin, and the soldiers also attempted to take his money from his pockets, but failed, and he saved himseif by Tupping. Mr. Elias Oliver, who was in a house near by, hearing the noise and not know- ing what it was, ran out to see the cause. when be was met by one of the soidiers, who struck Oliver on the face with a stone, inflicting a very ugly wound around his right eye and on his nose. lective Bigley was in the vicinity at the time. and saw the assault on Beall, and ran to the spot. The parties saw him and began to retreat towards their quarters, throw- ing stones at Bigley all the way to drive him back. He ee and went to the officers’ quarters, the soldiers stoning him to the door. He succeeded in causing the arrest of Sergeant Miechse! Whelan and Private Benjamin Gil- bert. Yesterday, Private John Brown was identified on duty at the Old Capitol as one of the party, and was at once delivered to the civil authorities. Yesterday Detective Bigley dad the p mers and witnesses before Super- intendent Richards for trial, and after a thorough examination, Superintendent Riech- ards characterized the affair as one of the most s kind that he had been called to in- d demanded $0 bu'l for each one, to answer at court for assault and battery with intent to rob Basil Beall, and Whelan and Gil- bert in $310 each for assault aud battery with intent to kill Elias Oliver. The case of Cham- berlin was not presented before the Suverin- tendent. A fourth one of the ruffiaus, not yet arrested, was described to Detective Bigiey, who will endeavor to get him also, ~ehsntlnectatae CentER MAREET, To-Dar.—Beef, best cuts, Ib., 25e.; next, 15a2e.; Sait Beef, i2a15c.; Dried f, wa3se. Veal, We. Mutton, chops, 25c. Lamb,25c.; Lard, 33a35c.; Pork, fresh, 25c.; corn- ed, 25e.; Bacon, bams, uncut, 3ic.; sliced, 35e.5 breasts, 29ajve.: shoulders, 25c. Butter, Suaguc.; Chickens, per pair, 75c.a%2.00. Ducks, per pair, S0c. Eggs, per dozen, 45a50e. Cucumbers, per dozen, aWe. Green Corn, per can, 6c. Apples, per k, Sda$!.00 dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., 5c. ‘urnips, peck, 4vc. Potatoes, Irish, peck, 40c.; Sweet, 35 cts. Peaches, dried, per quart, 3c: Beans, butter, 25c.; white, lJal2c.; string beans, 75c. Radishes, per bunch., 5c. Beets, per peck, 4c. Onions, 60c per peck.: bunch onions Sc, Carrots, 5c. Lettuce, T bead, @a5c. Fish—Rock, large, each, $1; small. bunch, Sec.; Hallibut, and, 5c; Sea Bas, le; Bine Fish. .; Lobster, 15c.; Sturgeon, Se; Pike, Ib, dic, Perch, 50c. Mackerel, Se. each Rye, bushel, 94 2$1 20. Corn Meal, $1.20. Shipsratt, Gasie. Brown- stuff, 0c. Shorts, 35c. Corn, shelled, $1.2u; in ear, bbl, $5a85. Cais, bushel, 6c. Hay, per WL, $1aS125. Straw, Sle.a$.95. Clover Hay, 76¢ 981.25. Small Duck=,75c.a$1 pr. Small Birds, pernd., Saisec. Wild Pigeons, pair, 37%. Can, ‘yas-back Ducks, por pr., $2. Widgeons, per pair, $1. Celery, prbunch, We. Kront, pr quart, He. Geese, $2.50. Turkeys, $3 Veniscn, fresh, c Temators, peck, 75c. Cabhage, Se. Egg Plants, Salde. Grapes, ', $l. Cranberries, ‘* quart, 2e. Rabbits, tia %. Walnuts, “ge Hom- Pempkins. tarde. ud Tur- Conntry Pork, $18a@!9 per 10) Tbs., 2nd a very pretty lot offered this morning. e = Fimre —Y rdty terning, about 7 o'clock, fire wae discovers ow the roof of a building in the rear of the Exehanee Restanrant, New Jerery avenue, between Band C streets north. It was quickly extingniehed by the neighbors with b © loss. The firemen were out promptly, but their service was not required. in the Ciren bia, Nov. lth. row, vs. Frank T.» judement for plain- ‘eff Yor $583.57 und costs: M. Thompsou for piainuf. Futy Ipentirizp.—Mr. S. Goldstein, who Went to Baltimore for the purpose of identify. ing Jone Clare, the young mas arrested in this city a few days ago by detectives Clarvos and McDevitt, for the murder of Groves, the pho- begs pa ho Baltimore, returned to the city morning, having fully identified Clare as the man who pawned with him the watch which was identified as the Propety of the murdered man. Mr. Goldstein is a licensed pawnbroker, and the watch was found at his Office by detective Olarvoe. Mr. Goldstein very willingly placed the watch in detective Clarvoe's hands, taking bis note for $6, to re- —- non for the money he had sd- vanced. are is completely broken down b; the weight of evidence against him. He wee i frequently, and refuses to take any nourish- ment. —_—___ Winz’s STATEMENT.—In Wirz’s statement, some days before he died, he said in re- ice to a witness who testified against him on trial :—“ The man who gave his name as De- Inbon, a grandson of Gen. Lafayette, will be found out to bea German Jew named Schaffer, & deserter from a New York regiment.” This, of course, refers to Felix de Ia Baume, who tes- tifled against Wirz at the trial. This gentle- man has shown us yarions documents, inclu- ding discharges, certificates, &c., which prove conclusively that this parting shaft of the wretched Wirz is a false and wicked inven- tion. Mr. De la Baume’s record shows him to bea gallant and loyal man, who has received honorable wounds in defence of his adopted country. Granp LARCEN1Eg.— Yesterday, Jas. Welch, John Collins, and John ‘Kearns were arrested = com pomp of bore Seventh bbe an the larceny of a boa ¢ property ot . C. Hen- ning, corner of Mawytand avenue and 7th street. Welch and Collms were sent to jail by Justice well. Kearns was sent to the Superin- tendent for hearing. Henry Lowry was arrested by officer Walsh for entering the house of Bridget Galvan, near the 7th street wharf, and stealing $23.83 from her trunk. Lowry was sent to jail for court by Justice Boswell. Bee Sees BY THE ANNOUNCEMENT elsewhere it will be seen tbat Mr. George W. Downey has the ex- elusive right for the sale of Lyon's copper lighting conductor. ——-+ore- —____ CITY ITEMS. ———— Dr. MacGowan lectures on Monday even- ing at the First Presbyterian church on “Re- collections of Japan.” eee To-moRROW EVENING at 7 o'clock, the anni- versary exercises of the Sunday School of St. Pauls English Lutheran Church will take placeat the church corner of H and 11th-streets, and will be an occasion of greatinterest. ea eS ry JewELry.—Came on this morning some new end beantiful styles of jewelry, combs, sets chains, rings, lockets, silver plated table, tea- spoons, forks, goblets, cups, in great variety, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Penna. avenue, third door from 4% street. — Lyon’s Correr LiGHTNING ConpucToR.— Mr. Geo. W. Downey, at the corner of Seventh and I streets, has the exclusive right for the sale of this superior rod, to which we desire to invite attention. Scientific investigation has proven the durability of the copper over the iron conductor. Aiter several years the iron becomes corroded and covered with rust, while the copper is little affected by exposure. Pat- ent Copper Red is superior to all others. Our citizens who desire protection may obtain it with more security by inquiring at Dorsey's Hotel, corner 7th and I sts —_.—__—_ SHAFFIELD’s FAVORABLY LISHMEN By reference to an advertisement in to-day’s Star, it will be seen that that enter- prising, successful and favorably known citi- zen, Mr. Joseph Shaffield, has returned from his European tour, and is, with increased fa- cilities, prepared tofurnish the fashionable and the opulent, as well as those in more moderate circumstances, with a superior article of French and American Confectionery for par- ties, weddings, etc. Mr. ShaMfeld, with his, well-known enterprise, availed himself of the advantages of his recent trip to Europe, hay- ing made many purchases of fine Confection. ery in France and elsewhere, and which he now offers on the best terms. Mr. Shaffield, ‘we would state for the information of the Ia- dies, has a saloon specially set apart for ladies, where oysters, etc., are served up in every form and of the best quality. ona ae-te A TENDER TETE-A-TETE— Loses half its charms, if the sweet words of either party are not mated with afragant breath. Sozodont is the only article that will assure desideratum by keeping the teeth speckless, the gums heal- thy, the whole mouth pure and undefiled. It literally embalms the dental substance, pre- serving it from decay, through life. Use it caily. Will find it a pleasure. eo ————— Tue Deva Besixess.—There is no business or branch of trade in which skill, knowledge, and enterprise are more essential, than in the drug business: nor is there any branch of hu- man industry in which more charlatanism and imposture prevail. Itis, therefore, to the in- terestof the public carefally to discriminate between the true and faise druggist. This can be easily done by a simple, practical applica- tion of that rule which is as true in matters of business as morals, “by their fruits (or results) you shall know them.” Judged by this rule, elmbold is a true Druggist,” and ‘those well- known medicines known as“Helmbold’s Prep- arations, ‘are legitimate remedies. These latter have been before the public prominently for many years, and have been almost universally successful; the Extractof Buchu especially, has secured the public confidence. For its appro- priate diseases it is without arival. The cer- lUficates to its usefulness embrace many thou- sands of names; but the fact that after the trial of so many years, Helmbold’s Preparations are in as great a demand as ever, or even greater, isthe best possible proof of their legitimate merit. The Principal Depot for their sale, is at Helmbold’s New Store, next the Metropolitan Hotel, Broadway. New York. ——— es 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 afflicted with these terrible evils, we would recommend an early call at Dr. White's office, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. For chilblains, trosted and tender feet, consult Dr. White. oo eee Great BarGatns 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 yous free gift, consisting of cluster, jet and coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. oc 11-Im* a DIED, ROBERTSON. On the oh instant. of consump tin ELIZA A. M. ROBERTSON, wife of John jertkon In the 2th year of he: ted to her fane- ‘ives and friends id K streets north, on of 18th On Nev. 10th. WILLIAM HUGHES. swerly of Manchester, England, aged 54 years end 2 months, His friends and acquaintances are invited to at- tend his funeral to morrow (Sunday) at 2 0’cloc! at the Ryland Chapel, corner of 10th and D NowN EsTan- LOST AND FOUND. $5 See ERE eased ce eeion from the snb- 'eD ecriber, on the inst..ome red aud white Uuffalo COW. with bell on; slitin rightear. The above reward will be paid by returning her at No. 217 sth st., bet. N and 0. no Ll-3e"g O5T—On the evening of the Sth inst , between 4 Giover's Theater and 6th street. (I+land,) a in GOLD BRACELET. with three catches and slide The finder will be liberally rewarded by «ving the tame at this office Do 11-3t* UST—On Fricay, the joth Inet,. a ladies’ pur- ple LEATHER PURSE. with clasp and chain. Si2and $14. The #nder wili itably re by leaving it with Mrs. H,477 Est . bet. sand ath. att STRAYED OR STULEN—Last Wednesday. a ©” small black HORSE. U. 8. on the left shoulder. A liberal reward wil! be given if retarned to JOH. BOON between B ana O sts., Capito! Hill, Jet 2° CANE tomy place, in Georgetown, Nov. 10th, » SORKEL HORSE, about ten years old; lame ip one of the lege. ieee eet La ofl come forward, pr ty, charge: ake im away. eer PAY Choe. GLANCY, Emmll. ne &5 REWARD —Lost. on the 7th in between = 2 ith street and Center Market, or in the mar- BREASTPIN containing hair and with *epgraved on the back, The piuis v. y ‘op anit ed the bate een dcerated inder will rece! ‘abo ing it at No. 450 13th street, near nolo sOVEERN NT JAVA - Gouveia Rio Conv ees GALBO. LA and feresie by J.C. WHITWRLL & OD DeTeolw No. 67 Louisiana av., pear ith at, R EMOVAL OF MLTZEROTT'S MUSIC STORE TKON HALL, No. 318 Penpryivania avenue, bet ts. with m large nesdriment of geet 1 ol! descriptions at Wholesale and Retail, ee aaeBET, obo ‘ey Pianos, and Mason & ain WG. METZRROTT. w . 318 Pepnayt No 318 tween so noé tf ANTED—A good VE@ETABL: work whee French cook st 38 Ww PEE. nae iy af Non 437 Peon avenue, opposite Ue ote ** NO. : Graw's ED—Te rent a us, by_a@ soldier, estanrant, 179 Pi WASTED-« COLORED PORTER. None WANTS. wo 1] 2t* HOUSB- al W43TED_tTeo SERVANT GIRLS—one to pera aoe No. 61 2d street, Georgetown, wart Ho! one of the lars tron; the other to wages gtven. need apply but these who can bring the recommendations as to honesty, sobrte: ro N-3t M. W. GAL YOUNG WIDOW ol writin, ing servitude, woul can be given. A: Office. city, No, 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street , Or any LADY, $f Ayre ccecetion nt. except- good butter tuated 18 miles from this ealthy county. Inquire at Ro 11-3t ANTED—A WOMAN to cook. at the commanding officer. Appl: Arsenal,” Good city references required. ‘no 's quarters, ANTED—A BARBER, who can sho’ and retiable references. ALLIOT, street. no 10-3t' WANTED—Two one ALEX. BU Works, cor, 18th st. and Pen: MARBLE POLISHERS. but competent hand eed ay THERFURD, *stonma, MRE D, Pioneer Steam Marble ri ANTED—A first cles, TIN AND SHEET- IRON WORKER. best wages given. T. W. bet. 12th and 13th sts teady work and the M LLERY 245 Pa.av., ne 10-2t* ANTED—A willing and industrious young MAN, as light porter, in an old extablishe: store. Must be well recommended aud familiarly acquainted with the city ™ old stock preferred. Apply between the hours of Zand 4 . m., at 8. . O Citizen’: $250; "Plilor, No 212 Pa. A colored f the WEN, Military and avenue. no 10-3t A PARTNER WANTED with the ove amount, in a good paying saloen., Toauire at the Ster Office. ate \V ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good DRESS- MAKER. Also, two GIRLS to business, Band C,C learn the ep at No. 457 2d street — Hill. N EN WANTED FOR THE REGULAR ARMY. Choice of regiments in either branch of ser- yice. Inquire at 326 © street, between sth and 7th. no 7-6t* WET URE WANTED—Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, 7th street, opposite Post Office, between the hours of § and 9a. m. and from 12 to 1 p.m. ANTED-—Shoemake: rchase LEATHER and FINDINGS at the ding Store situated at 479 llth st.. bet. [oc 26-1m*] 3.0. HALL. fhoe Eand F eo 30-tf to know that they can WANTED_LADIES AND GENTLEM N (500) to select the best works, war: Travels, 0 Classics, Novels, etc., and honor with becrihes ae “THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY. 6c 25-eo3m Also, Corner Sth and FARMS and BUILDING LOTS in ir names B sts. Seaton Hall 1 square north of P WASTE! —We want several farnished and un- furnished HOUSES. beth large and small. and nd Washi nd the adjoining county, Senee Nemeth Lt WELLE OO. 476 7th street, opposite Post Office. oc 17-Im* \ WM. PR! 3 ANTED.—For a first class Confectionery in Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to take ‘al work, and well recommended. foreman; must be perfect in ee ply oc 4, 16, Pa avenue, Washington, D.C 1 Corner Best ‘Apoir.at ‘mall aafarnisbed Soles ee asclerk in and rent, to Teen MRGwie, ol ire AUCTION SALES, [For other Auction Saler, see fourth page] ¥ W. B. LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers, B No, 307 Pennsylvania avenue, DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, &c., AT AUCTION o ONDAY NEXT, 13th, at 10’ o'clock, at our Store, we shall ell , B atts Shawia" Merinos, Flangels,, Hasicries, Blankets, wa ta a Marseiiles. tot cf adie’ Clothing, men’s Clothing, ‘ ENT—One large : |, Drawers, 4 Fier Hooms. settable, for haute coping. “It (Chr) WM. Be LEWIS & CO... Aucts_ t No. ~ Gapttol Hill, ccna WIG Rent cheay, AUNo. 1m north Bt. Capt | [RY GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Acutioneers. FOR SALE AND RENT. FUESITUg8 OF HOUSE 1641 girect, between eqns posuns on Reustantenste oe aa ie hed BOUMS. upon tne ‘&. Svenue, between 19th no 11-3t* ‘UR RENT—Three unfurnished ROOMS, suit- KF able for housekeeping, at No. 61 Ine ot» Bet FOR BENT—Two UNFURNTS moe SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR- office, “Abply at No. 403 1S etieen bares t | On MONDAY, Notsuor nth, at 10 olslock a, m., Ish otrest, — we snail coll. os = — = nemtones de- cliving housekeeping, on ue, between EU BALSEED | ict and 2d streets: neat the ‘Baltimore depot, = zen- oe ee rurate | eral assortment of Household Furniture, consisting in i— Hair-cloth Parlor Suite Marble-top Sideboard, Marble-top and other Bu- reaus Mahogany and Walnat Bedsteads Walnut and Resewood Chairs Oak Extension and Side Tables Hair, Husk. and other Mattresses Brurseis, Three ply, and Ingrain Carpets Crockery and Glassware And a general assortment of Kitchen Requisites, = many other articles too numerous to men- aud K streets, FY RENT — Several weil OOMS, with or without Board family. Apply at 459, on 12th aud H streets, west side. FS RENT—Two ROOMS, on the first floor, at No. 34% Ist street east, between C and D north, Cons Bm. Suitable for housekeeping. 0 11-3t* T° LET—A gocd FRAME HOUSE, six rooms, one equare from street railroad. Immediate posseesio: $2 per month. Inquire at Indiava gency, cor. F and 10th streets. it* FSR RE52 A desirable FRONT legge OM. suitable for an office, on 9th st., bet. and F. Address A, B,C, through the Post Oftce, ‘erme cash. giving real name. no 11-3t* no hed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, Fo RENT—Three unfurnished ROOMS, con- B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. sisting of a diming room, kitchen and chamber. — Apply at No. 3560 street, between 4% and 6th | AUCTION SALE OF A GOOD TWO STORY street 1-3¢* FRAME HOUSE AND LUT ON STH ST nin | REWER BARD BTS. moore f ‘OR 'T—A handsome nearly new three story On FRIDAY. the 17th instant, a ‘slock p. m., BRICK DWELLING on lith street west, near | in front of the premises, part Lot No-3, la Saas L, furnished. It contains parlor, dining-room, No. 417,20 feet front, running back to’ a ten-foot seven c bers, kitchen, cellar. etc , with garden, | alley, with the im: rovements, consisting of a snug anand water.’ Inquire of JAS. F. HALIDAY, | twortory Prone Raves 15 lith st., south of Pa.ay. [Int] no Il-e0st Terms: One-half cash; the balance in six and FS RENT—Far shed ROOMS. A anita of a months, secured by a deed of trust on the andsomely furuis! PARLORS an 2 od ROOMS, in one of the most desirable locations tn Ail conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost the city, No. 457 Thirteenth street west, between Eand F streets, and only one minutes’ walk of Willards’ Hotel and the Kirkwood ave. hen sold. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. BY GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. F% SALE OR RENT—Two BRICK & INGS. suitable for stores, corner of 24 street | VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND IMPROVED , PROPERTY ON 4% STREET. BETWEEN Sole ae AND F STREETS, ISLAND, BY AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant, at 3‘: o'clock F% RENT— Furnished or unfarnished. HOUSE | p. m., weshall sell, in front of the premises, Lot No. No, 566 i2th street. near Smithsonian Insti. | jo. in'Souare No. £47, with the improvements, con- tute. Inquire of Dr. JOHN E SMITH, No. 440 | sisting of a two-story frame house with back build corner Sth street and Penn. avenue. no 10 lw* ing, stable, a nd water all through, suitable fer bf kind of business. erms cash FS RENT—FRAME HOUSE, with 8 rooms. Rent $10 per menth, im advance. Possession ven on the bith, Callat 1st street east, between All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost and D. no 10-3t* | @f the purchaser. $50 down when sold. (OR RENT—Two small frame HOUSES, each containing four rooms, One on 24th street, near I, the other in Georgetown. Apply to No. 43 Dunbarton st., Georgetown. no 10-3t™ R 8 IXTURES and FS SALE—The STOCK, LEASE of a small grocery’ provision store doing &seod business. Sati«factory reasons given for selling. Inquire at northwest corner of Ith and N streets. no W-3t* ES SALE—One OYSTER SALOON and RES- TAURANT, near Center Market. Toinguire by KERN & VAN HEIDEN, Eagle Restaurant, 3363- 7th street, opposite the Northern Liberty Market. Bo 10-4t* ‘A PLEASANT WELL FURNISHED BACK PARLOB, on first floor. Also, two on third floor. at 285 Bstreet, between léth and 15th, one square from Willard’s. Terms reasonable. no 10-3t* ‘4 ry WILL PURCHASE THE LEASE . 00 FURNITURE and FIXTURES t of @ best located hotel and bar-room in Washing- ton, doing a business of $125 perday. This is a GREEN & WILLIAMS, no 1-S&T [Chron. Su&W) Auctioneers. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES AND LOT T AUCTION. On FRIDAY, 17th inst., at 4%: q’clock p_m., we shall sell, in frontof the premises, part Lot 8 in subdivision of Square 56. This property is im Preved by two two-story Frame Houses, and have a ten feet side aliey. This property is handsomely d street west, between Massachusetts ed H street north. Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance fn six and twelve months, for notes bearing intorest from. the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur- chaser’s cost. no ll GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY JAMES ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncors., EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED B ING LOTS ON AND NEAR S rare chance, Address, as soon as possible. J.T.8.,| 14TH STREET AND BOUNDARY AT PUB- Bitar once. dE eae UG ATCEDAY., the 18th day of November. inst a ee * — the av of November, inst. D222 STORE FOB SALE—Inquire st the Star at4o'clock p. m., we shall sell, at Public Anottom, Office. no 9-3t Square No. 234, which has been sub-divided into @ KES WANTED, with six or each. Inquire at G. M. VAN No. 5387th street. #6 30-tf WANTED WANTED, LADIES, EVERY INCE. 1 F street, opposite Patent office BODY. THE PIONEER OF STAMPING, Has,in consequence of an attempt made’on the art of new beginne: to cut down the price of Ts TAMPING, reduced his charge, and is now pre- ared to stam IVE CENT dheul FLUTING. brought u goods roma 4 ER WiDTH TO TEN CENT! ttern, whether we bh be careful, as dange ons that ruin fabrics a} alled Stampers. We are sons in the city en We make Daily issue new patterns. Ss, it or not. Ladies is and cheap compo- now used by the so- the onl ractical per- ed in STAMPING and and stamp any pattern 86 15-tf GBEat CHANOE FOR AGENTS. What the people want. War, in one large volume, sj with over 125 fine The most thentic and reliable h: tains reading matter equal to three large octavo yolumes. Address, scenes. Commits History of the endidly ilJustrated, rtraits of Generals and Battle candid, lucid. complete, au- istery published. It con- Send for circulars and see our terms. 25-1m* “JONES, BROS. & CO., Philadel Pi ANTEP — SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Also. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISH ‘GOODS ofevery description. CL ING LY, 406 7th street. between G and Hi east si FOR SALE AND RENT. Wit BE SOLD witheut reserve. the DWEL- LING HOUSE 441 Maryland avenues, at auc- tion, on MOND. AY. Nov. 13, at 43 p. of the premises, and a lease of the lot for two years. he bonse rentsfor $15 per month. for $200 before the sale. OR RENT—FRONT PARLOR and two BED ROOMS. on second floor, communicating. suit- able for housekeeping. Also, large Back a1 m ROOMS, on third floor, suitable either for a family or single ge let together or separate. Rent varying HH street, between 19th and 20th, one block from cars. emen. to be rom 8 to $30 per month. No. 234 no7-Im* M ABLBOROUGH FARM FOR RENT. Situated on Potomac Creek and river.a short dis- tance below Aquia, and near the mail boat, which jen twice daily. affording every facility to mar- ‘et. The soil is of the best quality. and is believed ly adapted to Pretaples aad praia Ap- subscriber, im K OBT. WALLA ng Geor CB”? be io im” Fe RENT—Four FURNISHED. from 9to 13 rooms each. HOUSES. 4rooms each. Also, for sale. pete’ fe street, between 12th and 13t ai Ll streets; 2 street; 1 Bi Buildin, uildixng 1,200. A en RE & SON 15th street. ly HOUSES. 8 Buildi: ‘hb street OTICE.— The subscriber, living four miles west of Rockville, mr g we ceaunty, Md., is apxiou is LAND, entire, or condition ted Mi wail be oc 16-wiw Arps fonsbaeinbon of it purchasers. . well wooden and ings on it; quite accessible to mar! etropolitan Raili ‘he Jocation is remarkably healthy the convenience of churches, schools, mil yposed th: This w and county town is, &e. B. T. HODGES, . Montgomery county, 5 Sun copy. en GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. NUISANCES. ‘otice is hereby given, to all that housekeepers H ter which is deposit the sai less than four feet from the footwa; then be removed * son to be benefitted by this proposition, tions berein stated must res FD, 1806. in the nearest street t free from expense. complied HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. no 9-10tif FRANCI¢ H.sMITH.] SMITH & CLEPHANE, 29 Indians avenue, betw, $d and oc l4-tf Clerk's LAW REPORTERS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS, sts.. or Ottice, City Hall. Stik made large new prepared FIELD'S CONFECT LON ERY KAM ICE CREAM MANUFAOTORY 36 Cth street, between G and H streets. Having refitted my store and saloon. and hat st returned from Europe. where I have’ rchases of fine Confectionery, I am to receive my friends and ers, their orders. and to furaish parties, AND ‘eddings, balls, fairs, &c., like kefore, in No. 1 we style. 8 —My business is not for sale, having con- cluded to continue it. JOSEPH H. SHAFFIELD. J H. YEATMAN . moeres yun END MEDICINE DBPOT, 25 cheap. ‘he public above place. READY AND CONCLUSIVE tract set forth ate ST ARRIVED—Fresh EGGS. BUTTER ani Jiciaar pout wholessis’ and recall at Non 4 rt iow EDICINES, A 7m 1 i RT ARTICLES CIGARS, COAL AMPS, WINDOW GLASS, Se. at ot HELMBOLDS ELOID BX. bine & comparison with those nited States Dispensatory. no 8 » sbeve Pennsylvania af raat, m.,in front Will sell it no 10 2t* Front redericks- hree Unfurnisied streets; Lots on H street, between 6th and 7th Lots on L street, east of 23d t.on 10th street, near R street; 10 near R street, for to C. H. WOOD, firm of MITOH- » Southeast corner of Pa. avenue on oo land isin good atered; some build- ‘ket; near the pro- bas all at all desirous of purchasing will land, or address the subscriber for fur- articulars, when terms most accommodating made knowr saat — interested, and others «ill be permitted, for the period of ten days from this date, to remove from their premises any kind of offal or other mat- iL likely to engender Giecase, aad to ‘eto, not hich will a < he condi. ith in all te. ‘is notice is given mainly to effect the removal of all nuisances from the town without del: also to save the citizens from fines and heavy expenses from which. ver ercape. PH Orrics, Georcetown, D and roon there will be no C., Novem- UAMEs 0. CLEPHANE Building Lots of aconvenient size, eacikk ene os which runs back to a public alley. hese lots front respectively on 13th, lith, W,and Boundary streets, and being ina part of the city which is raj 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. Terms : One-third cash; and the balance in two equal payments at 6 and 12 months, with im‘erest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. Conveyancing and Cm at purchaser's cost. JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., PAELOE. AND OHAMBER No. 467 oth st.. bet. E and ‘OR RENT-—STORE and BACK ROOM. No, 693 8th street, Navy Yard. Do 9-3t* WOR RENT—Teo unfurnished BUOMS, suitable a for housekeeping. Inquire at 547 M st.. be- tween 8th and 9th. De 9-3t* I UOMB FOR RENT—Furnisbed or anfarniabed. No. 499 10th street, between Peana. avenue and C street, no 9-3t™ JPOR RENT—Two fine office ROOMS, on Penn- FOR RENT—At F. no 9-3t* azlyania avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, | _Do 1 _ _{Intel.j ___Aactioneers,_ No. 236. = ne 9 3t* GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGs. {OR RENT—A STORE, with dwelling and cel- —— lar, No. 576 7th street. Band Maryland | Chief Quartermaster’s ‘ashi of mR ELOn, Washinatca, *, November i], 1355. Will be seld at Public Auction, on the premises, under the direction of Captain J. H. Crowell. A’ Q. M , on FRIDAY, November 17, 1835, at 1 o'clock . M,, ? EIGHT FRAME BUILDINGS, situated at the corner of 24th and I streets, in this city. viz One (1) Office, 20 by 70 feet. One (1) Storahouse, 20 by 25 feet One (1) Carriage House, 9 by 21 feet. Two (2) Storehouses, each 32 by 155 feet. One (1) Storehouse, 32 by 160 feet. One (1) Office. 20 by 52 feet. One (1) Guardhouse, 15 by 45 feet, The Buildings will be removed within ten days from date of $ Terms: Cash, in Government funds. By ordeg of Brevet Major Gen. D. H. Rucker, Chief Quattermaster, Depot of Washington. CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, pe 10-88 Brevet Col. and Quartermaster. avenue. Inquire at 578, J. MILLER. no 9-3t* O LET—Four ROOMS, communicating, and one on the first floor, furnished or unfurnished, ous gas, on 0th street, between L and M, No. \° no 9- ro RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, pleasant- ly ited, with fruit garden attached, Rent mode! 362 north B street, between Ist and 24 east, Capitol Hill. Do 9-3t* 7 OR RENT—The fine BUSINESS, corner of 224 and G streets. containing a large corner Store and Fixtures and five rooms. Terms Inquire 208 F street, bet. 14th and 15th. ail Fo KRENT—One three-story BRICK HOUSE, in avery desirable location, with gas and wa- ter. Apply to BERNARD HAYES, cor. 4th and I streets. no 9-3t* Foe SALE—AT A BARGAIN.—The LEASE and FIXTURES Pages paying Drinking Saloon. ae health cause of selling. Inquire at the Star Of- 35 a month, ‘3t* ce. an no 9-3t*_ ¥ C. W. BOTELKR, Jx., Auctioneer. Pen Ne 364 R rirest bet ee tie ced | SALE OF SERVICFABLE HOSPITAL BED. 12th west. Price $80 per month. Inquire on the DING, & Medical Purveyor’s Office. Washington, D.C , November 11. i848. Will be sold at Public Auction, in this city, ‘ab Judiciary Square Warehouses, E ‘and sth atzpots, on THURSDAY MORNING.’ November 15, at 16 o’elock a. m. premiser, no 9-3t FS SALE—The LEASE, STOCK, and FIX- TURES of o Restaurant. next door to Ford's Theater, 452 10th street. Will be sold cheap. Sat- isfactory reason given for selling out. Inquire on large lot of serviceable Bedding and the premises. noo Ti | other articles f Hospital Property. In this unle OB _RENT—A BRICK STABLE. on an alley wi embraced in E street, between 10th and ith, having ac! 20.000 Blankets commodations for four horses, and a finished room 6.00 — . suitable for leeping room. Inquire at 365 iith S00 Belspr iJ . street, abo reet. no 9-003) F000 Se FS SALE—Three ne RA HOUSES and LOTS, with vacant lot attached, on 25th and G streets west. Price twenty-five hundred dollars ($2200) cash. Rents at $0 per month. Must be sold, as the party has other business in New York Inquire for JOHN MUNTZ. 1 WELLING-HOUSK FOR RENT— tage built DWELLING, on Pennsylvania avenue, near 26th street; contains about fifteen handsome reoms, all in perfect order, with spacious grounds attached, suitable for a member of Congress or other gentleman, For particulars inquire of J. F. HALIDAY, No, 516 1ith street, near Pennsylva- venue {Intel} nog lw 1.060 Delf Plates 12.009 — Bottles Purchasers will be required to pay for and remove Property within forty-eight honrs from termination of sale. . SUTHERLAND, 1 Bal ae and Medical Purveyor, U.S. A, no 11- SALE OF NAVY CANNON. Bureau of Ordnance. Navy Department. Washington City, November 10, 1835. Notice is hereby given that, on the first day 0” cem| next, at 12 o,cloek noon, there will b+ sold at public auction. at the Navy Yard, Phila- delphia, Pa.,one hundred and ninety-five (195) old ns are to be sold by the pound, and one- yarchase money is to be it the 6 at ether half upon the nD Fro RENT—A RESTAURANT, with bar at- tached, suitable also for aclothing or provision store, 499 1ith t a few doors frem the Also, a large and commodions HALL, ted for Concerts, Festivals, Cotillion Par- it 499 ith street. W.8. SILLIMAN, Proprietor. A RARE CHANCE—FOR 8ALE—A well-estab- lished CON F ECTIONERY, wholesaie and re- tail, including Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, with stable and commodions shop attached. Also, suit- able for a bakery, doing a good business. Con- nected is a house of six rooms. Rent for the whele, $= per month, with five years lease. Apply to D. LJ WELLS & OU.,4767th street, opposite Post Office. no 8-2w These halt of 0) completion of the sale, and removal of the gus by the purchaser, which re- moval must take place within ten days after the sale, and at the expense of the purchaser ¢ BH. A. WISE, Bo 1l-eotd Chief of Bureau. BBX CBOWN, WALKER & 00., Auctioncors, VALUABLE PROPERTY F@R SALE. A large Brick Honse, No. 311 F street, between 11th and 12th, containing twenty rooms, handsome- ly furnished throughout, with all the modern im- proveinents. before the 15th apy of If not sold at vat November, will be s at public auction/at « tbe Furniture will be sold with the house if de- 6 a pold-st* CROWN, WALKER & CO., Aucts, BX W- L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers. Zz GOOD WILL STOOK, LEASE AND FIX?’ OF A CIGAR STORE AT AUCTION. E> On THURSDAY AFTEROON, Nov. Vith. at 3 P. m., we wili sell at store No. 257 Penn- ‘enue, between 12th and 13th streets, next OB RENT—A Furnished Pri second sane at 231 H street, between 17th and 18th. oT 6" ‘0 LET—Two emall BRICK HOUSES, on Val- ley street, Georgetown, and cortaining four rooms, and the other four rooms and kitchen. Ap- ly at the Hardware Store No. 123, Bridge street, Jeorgetown no7-lw* FS SALF—The STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIXTUBES ef a Feed and Produce Store, bate ry business, with LEASE. poring =e wards of two years torun. Rent moderate. stig. factory reasons will be given for wishing to sell. Address A. B. G., Star office. noT-lw* OB SALE OR RENT— o' sylvani being now vacant will ented upon liberal terms. Apply to Mrs. DOUG- | ‘© the Oyster Bay. the EAS, conser of Letreet and N PY fersey aetaas Good Will, Stock, Lease, &., J.'C, McGUIBE & OO. ‘The house can bescen | Dich has six years to run, and low rent, and offers atany time no7 tf ee zrertanity, benders, one desiring toengage in the Fo RENT—APARTMENTS, suitable fcr nol ” W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. housekeeping. viz: two pai ore @ bed recom, and more if wanted. ‘Inguire at393 3. W. corner of 9th and I streets, or Register’s 0: City Hail. fe; ‘OUR ROOMS BNISHED OR UNFUR- fee NISHED. FOR J RENT Suitable. for house: . ‘erms ral, re between Band G, Ieland, "awre at 53% lath at, fe OR SALE_—A BAKERY. RESTAURANT, ani FS DINING ROOM, ail. connected’ and ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUOTION. On FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. 17, commenci ni at 10e@'clock, we will sell at house No. —,on street east, between A and B streets, theentire Furniture and Effects. comprising— Crnpets: Lacs Gurtates, Befri arpets, Lace Curtains. rator, Biarble-top Tables, Lounges, r well Btted up. A fine opportunity to make money, | Chamber . A immediately at No. 42% Po: van' Dining and oiher Tables, » re kore cen 4 and 6th tie Waskineon’ cso 20 coe and Mattresses, ‘OR RENT—A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE‘ preted tings, F ecptaining 6 rooms. Pdyk DAL pe p ET . required. Possession given immediately. Inquire ‘rockery Ware, &c. é at No. 203 14th street. oc 3 tf With a variety of other articles Unnecessary to [8 SALK—Two three story BRICK HOUSES umerate. on the I » hear Grace Church. Apply to | Terme cash C. B. BAKER. Star Office. ‘oc 28-tf 10-4 W.L. WALL & O0.. Aucts. ‘OR RENT—A_ hand AP k ART GALLERY. ie lene & Sener ul ing, newly and elegantly fitted od §* occa ancy. Apply on the Late Paymaster U. 8. Navy, ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION OF CLAIM? BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVEBNMENT. Claims for Prise Money, 5 '. Pace Pay, Pensions, Horees and other proper- sy attended to promptiy. f Office 29 43s street. Post Office Box 425 Wash- T LET- Two of the largest STORE ROOMS! ae al = sshington, Eolas shes tories of build: NEY DEESS AND CLOAK MAKING ESTAB- ing sont corner 1) ih street and aveuue,re- LISHMENT. pe salon occupied by the late Jas. Skirving as a stove Branch of Madame Dean, of New York city, now open at Madame F. Borde's French Milliaery, No 356 Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th sts, over Mr. James Y. Davis’ Hat Store. BT Latest style Of p tterns always on hand, and or sale cheap. Im" N.a. wiiuEn, 708FicR on pun rasem, ane alarge BASEMENT, suitable for a first- it. fi said buil } near Washington Theater. tnatire of NAGLE & GO., = ony — R EXOWANGE FOR bridge, 10 Prince we are Phat go eed 53 Lui steeot east, or Silver Hill Post Ofice Sh ehy oe int tea da | Ria Wer deter Van Raet | Bate Be Ea avin gies a | SSSE EAL A | Re lets roman pte ome cones TRUSTER’S SALE OF AY GROEND Na SrhteE rr Wes SIDE. AND NORT Peet et ore onsen a 7 virtwe of @ 20th, 165, and duly recerdes ber ‘e c a fal akong of than Bere Won: neton C: . v.. on 5 SATURDAY: the 1th day of November tess att o'clock p. m., proceed to seil_ the south 19 feet 7 inebes front, me sale are not com wi daye from the aay of sale, the trates Sorriny ae the right t Hat the risk and cost of the da! ine purchaser, after five days public notice nm 4 ELES H. UTERMEHLE, Trastes. _ocSt-eoads GREEN & WILLIAMS. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED AL BSTATR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. TURDAY, the lith instant, at ¢ o'clock p. li sell,in frout of the nee, part Square No. 79, baving 31 feet frent on eet. between Gand H » ran back 126 feet Bi ‘We enil the attention of buyers to the above sale, an it will be sold without reserve. Terma: One-half cash; balance in 6 and 12 menths, secured by a deed of truston the prem- ises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when sold, ne 9-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BYY™. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. RESTAURANT AND THE TWO ADJOINING JILDINGS AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, November 1, at 40'clock. we will sell, on the premises. the Restaa rant, with Counter Shelving, and the two adjoining Buildings, at the northeast corner of Ba streets, Terms cash. no 10 W.T. WALL & Co., Ancts, I W. L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers. B FOR SALE Two Brick Honses, (ad join’ ings attached , on 3d street, Is! F streets. will be sold at DAY, ith inst.. at ¢0'clock Terme made known on day of sale. mod St" W.L. WALL & ©O., Aucts, B* W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctionee No. 307 Pennsylvania Regular sales at store every TUESDAY, THURS- BDAY and SATUKDAY, at 9% o'clock, of Furni- ture, Dry Goods, Clothing &c , &c. Cash advanced om all kinds of noGlw W. B.LE ¥ C. W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer. SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, GILT- FRAME MIRRORS, SUPERB OIL ‘PAINT. SUITS OF WINDOW CURTAINS, ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, &c., AT AUC- TION On MONDAY, November 13, commenci: Pp 9'cloc m i] Rell, AD the residence of H ant ~S -425 L ama avenue, between Sth and 6th streets, a largs collection of very supe- rior Household Farniturs, consisting ia part as foliows, viz One Rosewood-case Piauo, seven octave, scroll jes. made i order by Geo. F. Guild & Oo., Boston ~ Gilt-frame Oval Mante! Mirrors Suits of Parlor. Library, Dining-room, and Cham- ber Curtal A ioe wi Farior Suit. upholstered in green velvet Rosewood Parlor Sul, xg in silk brocatel Bolid Rosewood Center Table, ola top mag ~~ id Bronze Groups, Statucttes, and one Paria Marble Busts, Equestrian Statue of Jack- eon im bronze Li Pier Mirzor, pith Gilt Table Turkey, Velvet, and Tapestry Brussels Oarpets Gas Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures throughout the use Solid ‘Oak Extension Pining Table Oak Sideboards, with marble tops Osk Arm Chairs, upholstered in rep and green Moroceo Hall Oi] Cloth. Oak Hall Set One tuperior Billiard Table, with Phelan’s combi- Dation cushions Folid Kosswood Bedrtead Dressing Bureau, with marble top, and Wardrobe Mahorapy and Weinut Dressing Cablacte, Ward OkaDY al Yalnut Dri nets, Ward- Tobes, and Bedsteads - Mahogany and Walnut lounges Sleepy Hollow Chairs, Walnut Commodes Superior Curled Hair and other Spring Beds, Bolsters. and Pillows Bookcase. Mahogany and Cane Seat Chairs Kitchen Furniture and Oeoking Requisites, &o. With many other articles not necessary to partte- uivyize, altogether forming a large collection of very superior Household Furnitare, worthy the ve of housekeepers and those about fur- nisbing. ‘Terms of sale, cash on delive Descrtativecetsioness ons Be: at the house om the morning orale. no4 dads C. W. BOTELER, Jx.. Auct. Y¥ JAS. 0. McGUIRE & UO., Auctioneers, HUUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT THE RESIDENCE OF A GENTLEMAN REMOVING FROM ni CITY ONDAY MO ., November 13, com- 220 E at 10 o'clock, we shall sell, at No. ween ith and Zist streets, naming Seat Obairs, Whataot ium. nes ion Dining Table Bedsteads, Lounge put Rureaus Walnut Washstande, Pictures Window Shades, Hat Rack « Parlor and Chamber Stoves Tiusk Mattresses Feather Pillows and Bolsters Comforts and Spreads Hall and Step Carpet y, China, and Glass Ware Refrigerator Mahogany Sideboard Walnut Sofa and other Fancy Tables Cane and Wood Seat Rockers Crockery and Tin Toilet Ware Wash Tubs and Buckets Stove and Fixtures Large Cookin Tin Ware, Kitchen Bequisites. Terms cash. nos J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucte. BY J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES SALE QF HOUSEHOLD FU! U . On MONDAY MORNING, November = mencing at 10 o'clock, by virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber T. 31, folios 3 to 29, I shall west. south of Penpeylv: avenue, all the rehold Furnt- — therein embraced in said deed of trust, in 5 part— Hair Cloth Sofas, Arm and Side Chairs Marble- yg cared and Side Tables Curtains. Window Shades, Mantel Ornaments Looking Glass, Brussels Carpets and Rugs Marble-top Bureaus and Washstands Wardrobes. Bedsteads, and Crockery and Glass Ware Cooking Sti hen Pe, De stove and Kitc! Reoquisites, LLIAM A. BOSS, Trastes. no8 J.C. hectine #00" Aucts. BX GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Acctinneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ES’ ON FIRS) STREET BAST BET WEDNS Sete BLAND CAPITOL SQUARE, RY PUBLIO On MONDAY. the 18th instant, at « o'clock, m., we shall sell'in front of the premises, b 4 Square No. 588. fronting 59 feet Ginches on Ist street ef ieee back a good