Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1865, Page 3

SS LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover's THEaTER.—The five-act comedy of “The Heir-at-Law.” To-morrow night the plays of “Married Life” and “The Jacobite.” Teierry Cucurcn.—Grand sacred concert under the direction of Signor Strini. rO- gramme includes many of the choicest selec- tions from Verdi, Weber, Mozart and Rossini, and promises 4 rare musical entertainment. FirTkenT STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: Concert for the benefit of tne church. A num- ber of popular singers have volunteered for the occasion. CaNTERBURY.—The drama of “The Fenian’s Triumph,” the local play of the “Three Fast Men,” the spectacle of “Phe Streets of Wash- ington,” ballet, songs, burlesque, and other performances. istanp HAatt.—Grand ball of the Osage 6 1.0 R.M. A great success is anticipa- ted. Opp Fritows’ Hatt.—Fair for the benefit of Assembly's Church. Music, rare fancy arti- cies, and a host of other attractions. ———__e——_- Tae Dixon anv Mappox CASE—Coroner’s Inquest—The remains of Major Dixon, who died Saturday morning from wounds received at the hands of Dr. Maddox, were on Saturday afternoon laid out in the City Hall at Alexan- dria, and & post mortem examination held, which disclosed that either of the shots fired by Maadox would have proved fatal. At the examination of Dr. Maddox, the common- wealth’s attorney having stated that he could adduce important testimony from a witness named Russell, of Boston, now stopping in Washington, the justice consented to continue the ease till to-day at 11 o'clock, and Dr. Mad- dox was accordingly ordered to be committed to jail until that time. Upon this the counsel for the prisoner sued out immediately a writ of habeas corpus, before Judge E. K. Snead, and Dr. Maddox was brought before him, be- fore he had been taken to jail. After consider- able argument of the counsel on both sides as to the power of the jndge to take bail for Dr. M.’s appearance before the justice, and the 5 baving decided that he fad such power, ir. M. M. Lewis was examined on behalf of the prisoner, to show the condition of the fam- ily. Dr. L. testified that the wife of Dr. M. is in 8 situation to render it probable that excite- ment would produce dangerous consequences, and that such excitement would be likely to result from the imprisonment of the doctor. Judge Snead, upon hearing the case, admit- ted Dr. Maddox to bail in the sum of $5,000, for bis appearance before Justice Beach to-day. - True Granp Lover, I. O. O. F., held its annual communication last night, a large num- ber being in at endance. The reports from the thirteen subordinate Lodges show the Order to be in a very flourishing condition—the total membership being about two thousand two hundred. Reports were received from the officers of the Library Association, stating that over three thousand of its books have been read since the last report by the members.of the Orfer and their families. The Board of Trus- tees of Odd Fellows’ Hall also submitted their Annual report, embodying a statement that the Board bad declared a dividend of six per cent. upon the stock held by Lodges and Encamp- Ments, leaving a large surplus on hand. After the transaction of routine business, the Grand Lodge elected the following to serve as officers for the ensuing year :—William J. Brown. M. W. Grand Master; John T. Given, R. W. Dep- uty Grand Master; Byron A. Kidder, R. W. Grand Warden; Parker H. Sweet, R. W.Grand Secretary; Samuel Wise, R. W. Grand Treas- urer. John F. Havenner was elected Repre- sentative to the Grand Lodge of the United States for the term of two years. The officers will be installed on Monday evening, the 4th vf December. to which time the Grand Lodge adjourned. See FATAL AccipeNT.— Yesterday afternoon, Michael Gallazher, of company D, 12th V. R° C., in Mr. Phillips’ house, at the corner of South Carolina avenue and 1ith street east, fell down the stairsand striking on his head was killed. The deceased was intimate in Mr. Phillips’ family, and had gone up stairs to bed When all the family with the exception o1 a small bey went out, and during their absence he got up and fell down the stairs as above Stated. The deeeased wasa young man of 25 or 26 years years of age, and hailed from Rox- bury, Mass. The police of the eighth precinct took charge of the body and sent for the cor- oner. eS SS ee ANOTHER OF THE GANG ARRBSTED.—Yes- terday, detectives Bigley and Kelly arrested James Coleman, colored, a resident of Murder Bay, and associate of Blue and Robinson, the rincipals in the burglaries of Messrs. Hughes, onroe, Clarke, Slye and others, for robbing Mr. Timothy Finnegan of wearing apparel and house furniture. Justice John Lee issued a search wartant Spear and a part of the goods were found in Coleman's house in Mur- der Bay. Anticipating that evidence of other operations by Coleman may be developed, Jus- tice Lee committed him to jail for further hearing. SS INTERESTING TO THE VETERAN RESERVES.— It has been decided thatas the Veteran Re- Serves are discharged by reason of the close of. the war they are entitled to the balance of the bounty the same as thongh they had remained with their regiments, the fact of their being transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps, and disckarged from that organization,not effecting their mgbt to the bounty to which they were entitled under their enlistment. ——__4 Not Trve.—Governor Hamilton Fish, of New York, the owner of the property on H street, lately occupied by the British Legation, in a letter toa friend in this city, denies most Peay that Alfred Jones, colored, the well- mown feed dealer, had purchased the said property or even made a proposition for the same. M ILLINERY G@ODS—MILLINERY GOODS. Just received another choice lot of fine H FLOWERS. FEATHERS. RIBBONS ant oe BAT ORNAMENTS. tomcther with ay INERY DS, BONNET: - TURBANS, &c., trimmed and un- d.and made to order & fine sssertment and POINT A s of REAL LAOCE3, PPLIQUE. VALEN CIEN} Sc. with a large assortment of fine BINGE, an! BCTTONS. ZEPHYTS sud WOOLEN 3S, en ONS, ZEP. OLED GOODS, ke., &c., at BOSWELL’S Fancy Store. 302 E street. near l4th. Sewing done with neatness and no IL-6 N. B— Mac’ despatch, {(ESBIFLED CIDER, & CLARIFIED CIDER, &c. I have just received per steamer Fairfax, a eup- iter fn ply of PORE CARIFIED CIDER, which I of quantiti 0 suit at New York prices. Also. op band constantly. a supply of Massachu- IDER, in cacks and barrels, Also, on hand and fo: aie. at lowest market Fates. Ove hundred barrels CIDER VINEGAR. Goods delivered free of charge. RILEY A . SHINN, “Union Bottling Depot,’ 57 Green Georgetown, D.C, no Il-tw [fatel. & € n.} PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLWSKI, the elt Known PIANIST AND VOCALIST. opens his new SINGING and PIANOFORTE: COURSE ctober 3th. by an entirely new and simp ed system ed bis new method, any Ferson having only a slight knowledge ef music ‘will be enabled in a very short time to ex- ecute the most difficult pieces with rare perfection. As to the socal part, by his way of vocalization , he arrives at the most extraordinary results. All those whe wish to become fine Singers or excellent Pertormers are advised to cail at his residence. No. 415 eth street, between G and H streets. Heures of reception are from 1] a. m.to 1p. m.,and from 6to7 p.m oc 3 Im a" err N. H. MILLER. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, - OfSce No. 511 9th street west, near Penn’a avenue, weuld respectfully inform his friends and the pub- Tic general ly that he is new attending to all feget . such as administering the Amnesty, as well ae ail other Osths, draw Leases, Deeds, Wills, Power of Attorney, Landjord and Tenant soca i ac. Leg: rice given in all ite branches. Particular attention poe te the collection of dents and claims in general se 3m N EW DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING ESTAB- LISHMENT. Branch of Maem» Dean, of New York city, now Open at Madame F. Borde’s French Millinery, No 356 Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th sts. over Mr. James Y. Davis’ Hat Store. SF Latest style ofp tterns always on hand, and or sale cheap. . 25-Im* Cis M.sMITHS JAMES O. CLEPHA! SMITH @ CLEPHANE, ai LAW REPORTERS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS, 29 Indiana avenue, betw. $4 and 4% sts.. or _oc hott Clerk's Office, City Hal. Ceres HELLEN, Late Paymaster U. 8. Navy, ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION OF OLAIMS BEFORE TUE DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Claims for Prise Money, Lost Clothing, Beunty, CITY rrEMB. ——G ae Tue InpereNpent Socrats give a grand ball at Seaton Hal! to-morrow evening. Loox out for a capital entertainment. o DoLiar Jeweiry Store.—The onty dotlar Jewelry Store in thiscity is No. 435 Pa. ave, third door from 43§ st. ——_o—— Loox ovT for the levee of Franklin Lodge, No.9, Knights of Pythias, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, navy yard. to-mortowevening. A grand affair is anticipated. ——_e———_ tgp Brae should call attbe Dol- lar store, No. 438 ave., third door from 4, and see the beautiful stylesof Jewelry for only one dollar. oe NEws FoR THE Lapres.—Mr. Prince, stamper, 351 F street, opposite Patent Office, has reduced his price of stampting tosix cents per Width for skirts and pantalets. He is the only Practical Stamper in the District. Ladies go See him opposite the Patent office. 6 ———_e—_—_. THE WASHINGTON THEATER will be re- Opened to-morrow night for the first presenta- tion of Dr. Evans’ panoramic, or photographi- cally illustrated history of the rebellion. The Scenes represented are all photographed, and of thrilling mterest. The exhibition will be ac- companied by an ees. lecture. Let us ALonx. By the Bard of Oak Halt. “« Let us alone” has long been the sonz Which Jefterson sung as he plodded along! enanane blood of a nation like a river nad own, Still Jefferson cried + Just let us alone!” “Let me alone!’ came from Richmond the cry, When Grant with his armies had pressed him quite nigh; But for reasons of health, as by all is well known, Jeff. steered for warm climates, crying “Let me alone!” *« Let me alone !” cries the bravest of men; «Tam going to gather great armies again. Our new regulation 1 now will make known; Tis a bennet and gown: now let me alone! “Now let me alone! I don’t wish to go North— ‘The White House bas now cost us more than ‘tis worth; I'm not d, like your 2oldiers, to the sott side of astone Now do be magnanimous, and let me alone!” Don't let us alone, but come one and all, We bave plenty of goods at the great Oak Hall: We have jots of new styles such as never were shown, And if you once see them you'll not let them alone. Smita Brotvers & Co. Merchant Tailors, Oak Hall, No. 464 7th street. May wav enka Tur New Deve Store.—Helmbold’s New Store, next to the Metropolitan Hotel, has a yery large assortment of Drugs and Chemicals, besides being the principal depot for the sale of Helmbold’s well-known preparations. The assistants at this establishment are well quah- fied in all the branches of their profession, and Physicians may depend that all their prescrip- tions will be conscientiously compounded. All varieties of drugs are here dispensed of the first quality, and at the most reasonable rates. In addition tothe usual stock of drags, Helm- bold keeps constantly on hand a large and oom supply of his celebrated Preparations, e Extracts or Bucav, and the EXTRACTS OF SARSAPARILLI. The attention and patronage of the public is respectfully solicited, and satisfaction is confi- denuy guarant - 4 Broadway, N. Y. City. TRUEISM.—Corns, bunions, inverted nails, and other disorders of the feet, when neglected, injure the general system by preventing the pans 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. 423 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. For chilblains, frosted and tender feet. consult Dr. White. SS SR SSS DIED, TILDEN. On the 12th inst., PAMELIA JANE, second daughter of Wm.U. and Angeline Tilden, aged 1 year and 4 months. ig BARON. In Baltimore, cn the 13th instant, EDDIE BARTON, the only son of Edward and Carrie Louisa Barton. [Washington and Phil’ papers please copy.} * ne LOST AND FOUND. &E REWARD —Strayed away from the commons, OU on the 4th of September, a white and red spotted COW , short tail. bears « hole in each horn. he finder = notify U. BANF, on 2d street, Island, No. 293. : no 14-2t S15 BEW RD—Lost, in Georgetown, on the f of 10th. or the morning of the 1th 'T BOOK containing a sum of mon- @y. Also, several Business Cards of F.M Lazenby &Co. The above reward will be paid toany per son leaving the same wits ¥F. M. LAZENBY & CO., no 14-2t* No. 124 Bridge street. 15 BEWARD-Sitayed or Stolen from the OD Subscriber, 2 COWS, from my premises on street, between 17th and 18th, on the 10th Novem- ber. 1 horned Cow, white stripe down her back, loth ears cropped, ‘slit in rigkt ear; one Buffalo Cow with same ear mark, white body and red neck. The above reward will be given if delivere? to the subscriber, or any information so I get them. no 14-3t* ALEXANDER KIBBLE. STRATED—0s Suoday, the 12th inst., strayed from the owner, Patrick J. Callahan, on 26th street.one BROWN MULE, with saddie and bri- dle. he male is marked U. 8. on the left side of e has had a sore hind foot, which is now healed, and 4 wart has grown in the place. A lib- eral reward will be given for the animal or for in- formation left at the Washington Brewery, corner of K and 27th can be found. nol4-2t* 33 Le UST—UOn the 8th, the cars on 7th streetor the Avenue,a wire PORTMONIAK. with a +mall sum of money. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the Star office. no 13-lw / ATCH LOST—Un Saturday afternoen, proba- lia near the Capitol. a lady's open face GOLD WATC. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at KF. PAGE'S store, 602 Tthat., under Odd Fellows’ Hall. no 133 85 REWARD) —Strayed on the 9th instant, a We large red fresh Cow. The above reward wi be paid for her return to DANIEL FALVEY. ist street east, between G and H,or to PETER MACK, Capitol Hill, no 13 3t* OST—Between 7th street. corner of Pa. ave and Northern Liberty Market, or between i street and City Hall,a POCKET-BOOK, contain- tua $19 0r $20, besides papers. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at George Parker & Son's. {mo 13-28} JAMES MASON. TRAYED OK STOLEN—On Saturday morni November lith, from the premises of the scriber. one brown HORSE, 16 hands high, abou earsold longtaii and mane, The finder wiil he iberally rewarded by leaving him at C. W. CROCKER'S, lith street road, near Piney Branch: no 13 3t —On 7OUND ES promises of the un- dersigued. on Sunday. the j2th instant, three STEERS anitwo DRY COWS. The owner is re quested t+ bow forward 1mmediately, prove prop- erty, remove the same avd pay expenses. Capt. R. T. SHILLINGLAW, Fenwick Hill D. C. to SHILLINGLAW & TOOHY, Attor- w,205 Fenn. avenue, Washington, D.C, Or neys at be 13-30 $50 EEWARD —Stolen from front of Bazaar, on Louisiana avenue, near Ith street, ou Saturday about noon. a BAY HORSE, 5 years old three w bite feet, and small white mark on face, a1 a black cotered WAGON, containing a chest with ateat two thousand Cigars and some fine-cut To- tacco. $20 will be paid for the recovery of the team and contents. and $30 for the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves. . HAKTENSTINE, 216 K street, no 13-3t* _betwe en ith and th stre 5 W AS BROUGHT 1 RE ME AS TAKEN u tray. on lith street west, a Bay HORSE apd WAGON, containing 15 boxes of segars, The horse marks are pose white ee thend fore and two hied feet; youn; orse, 14 hands high. "Nov 18133. JAS CULL, J.P. The owner of said herse and wagon is requested to call on She corner of 9th and heen east, and ve Pro . char; - an e it away. ey aay cneretENEY KEYSON, 015 3t*_near Odd Fellows’ Hall, sth et. east. &5, BEW ARD~Strayed or stolen from tho s1b- to) seriber, on the 3d inst..ome red and white COW, with beliion; siitin rightear. The above reward will d by returning ber at No, 217 Sthet., bet. N and 0, ne LI-3t* OsT—On the evening of the 9th inst., between Grover's Theater and 6th street, (Telund,) & plain GOLD BRACELET. with three catches and one slide. The finder will be liberally rewarted by leaving the same at this office no 11-3t* ND.—Five thousand (5,000) loads very supe- Lx Peer for sale, two miles from the city Post Otte, Apply at Locust Hill Farm, 7th street road, inside the fret tell gate no 9-6¢* TELDS OONFEOTIONERY AND Sew e eeant MANUWACTORY 356 6th street, between G and 4 Having relied ‘hay es re I have oo of Sine Confectioner » Lam to thelr ctders’ mane, Mterateh | parties, . and to Poca Pay. Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper- | weddings, balls, fairs, &c., like before, in No. I Sy attended to promptiy. a . Office 29 4 street. Post Office Box 428 Wash | oihaci terete # Bot for sale, having con: ‘tngto city, D. 0. je7-6m o# 30-Im* JOSEPH H. SHAFFIELD. ELMBOLD’® EXTKACT BUCHU ABD ImM- PROVED ROSE WASH cures secret and deli- « disorders. in all their stages, at little expense, Little or pe change in diet. no inconvenience, aud Boexpesure. It is pleasent in taste odor, im- mediate in its setion, and free from all injurious properties nos 0 WOOD AND coat yaRD, Corner 7th street and Canal. ERVEY SHEIVER. ai [XEATMAN, ry Eee giving us acell, ‘WANTS. ANTED—A second-hand BOW WINDOW, 1 "3 oe acne 54 Penna. avenue, bet. ith, and ANTED—FURNISHED HOUSE, with 15 or Ww ecto convenient to poeta warmed nol-st = ss DOWNMAN & GREEV. A medi npian srcoe nance ha Tngutre at 138 RD eteict bateeen Wa ces fetes, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION to do chamberwork and nm Has no objection to see to children. Call ‘77 iith street, between E and F. no 14-2" PAINTERS WANTED—Three or four first-class WORKMEN, at $3.25 Ber ay O'BEYON & BACON, No, 300 D street. DLE-AGED WOMAN as nurse and chamber- maid ond washer and ironer, and can sew. Good refe Address M.8., Star office. 1t* TEL 7 good Y ‘wo er’s machine. URGH & BRO., It 515 7th street. Wain 4 small family are in want of a GIBL,(P otestant preferred) ® good Wash*r and Troner. sud one who knows something about ANTED IMMEDIA’ MINDS to ‘k on Bi = wore TANSD! Coeking. Apply at No. 128 West corner of Coa- grees street, reetown. no lt lw_ Wanrev IMMEDIATELY—A OPERA- TOR on Singer’s Sewing Machine; to farnish ber own machine. Also, one or two good SEWING HANDS. Apply at 309 E sircet, ite Grover’s Fineies, pply ai sircet, opposi > Gores Waxtrp—a FURNISHED PARLOR and BED ROUM, with KOARD, Address J LOEWENTHAL. 207 Pa, avenue. no13-3*_ YOUNG LADY WISHES TO ( | SEAM STRESS. by the week. Addrees note to Star office, M. H. for three day no 13-2t* V ANTED—By a indy whois a first class cutter and ntter,aSITEATION in some dressma pom establishment. Address M D., stating FOR SALE AND RENT. ei ireerretinecprenapntinns tae aciepgy ec a Fc RENT—Three fornished ROOMS, two =< x muncating. Inguireat 502 K #: 2 aes 5 no A PABCOR AND TWO BED. ROOMS fer rent A on zd street, ove block from Penna. avenue. House 159. no 14 2t* FORBENT—Two newly FURNISHED ROOMS, for Pepe at.tgacrom Sonie's OASBERS a he BRECHT’S, 289 Pa. avenue. rot no 14 6% TORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE—Corner of B and Tth sts., Isiand. The best stand on Mh street south. Inquire on the Premises. no 14-2" (OUR ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUB- kK NISHED, FOR RENT—Suitable for heuse- keeping. Terms liberal. Inquire at 533 13th st., between Band ©, Island. no M4 bw OR NT—A FRAME STABLE. contsinive 8 or six horses, yy loft. and carri honse, in Temperance Alley. Appl: at CHARLES BKRCH T'S, 269 Pa, avenue, PP) CRATE [FOR RENT—A small HOUSE and STABLE. on Sth street. Apply on the premises, No. 303, between L and M streets. Rei Also, a MARE for sale. low. = no 14-t* F 92 BENT—Two pleasent ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, on B street north, between Ist end 2d streets west, one square from the Capitol. Inquire on the pre: 5 ity Premis©** THOMAS C. KELLY. Fok, BENT — UNFURNISHED — First-class Tesidence in Georgetown; first class residence in First Ward: three-story Hrick on Indiana ave. Apply to DOWNMAN & GREEN, 1° Intelligen- cer Building no 14-3t yy WILL PURCHASE THE LEASE £2,700 vixens cee FURNITURE of a Honse containing 12 rooms. and splendid Bar Water and ens throughout. WHITE & U0.,cor, 13th and F ate, no 14-3t* F& SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES ofa fegar and Tobacco Store, doing a good busi- ness. inone of the best locations in the District. A rare chance is now offered te any one togo in the business. For information apply at No. 479 oth sirect. between D and E, Washington. no 14-3 No 284 othet ,bet.MandN. "1013 ANTED—A good TIN and SHEERT-IRON WQREER, Apply immediately tok. H, & H. TI GREGORY, 321 Penra. avenue. near 71 street. no 13-3t* YOUNG WOMAN wants a 8 UATION t cook, wath and iron for asmall family No otjection tochamberwork. Apply at 479 Mass. av., bet. 4th and Sth sts. no 13-2t* WANXTED-s: “for the Goodwill, Fixtures and Stock of an established TUBACOO and SEGAK STORE, 353 Penn. avenue, nearly oppo: site National Hotel, corner Marble Alley. Apply as abc pers ot no 13-3t* W ANTED—From the 15th, for the winter, bya ntleman and wife.a good FRONT ROOM, with BOARD. Locality between 8th and 15th and Penn. avenue and H street. Address P.O. Box 451, Washington. no 13-2t* WANTED—A ar claes CONFECTIONER, who understands his business in all its depart- [uents|, Aeply at No. 97 Bridge street, George- “ne I FREDERIOK FREUND. ANTED— To rent ao small unfarnished HOUSE, by a soldier, detailed as clerk in one ofthe Departments. Apply. statin, articu- larsand rent. to JOSEPH MACKIE. at Mee Me. Graw’s Restaurant, 179 Pa. ave. ne 11-3t* A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, of good education. wishes to obtain EMPLOYMENT at some kind of writing, or any respectable employment. excopt ing servitude, would be acceptible. References can be given. Address, for one week, Box 56 Post Office. no 11-3t* NTED—A MAN and his WIFE, toliveona farm, He mnst understand farming. and be willing to work; and his wife must be a good butter maker. The farm is sitnated 18 miles from this city, im a beautiful and healthy county. Ingnire at No. 604 Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street’ no 11-3t W ET NURSE WANTED—Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, 7th street, epposite Post Office, between the hours of $ and 9a, m. and from 12 to 1 p.m. ee 30-tf V ANTED—Shoemakers to know that they can ae LEATHER and FINDINGS the Shoe Finding Store situated at 479 llth st.. bet. Eand F. [oc 26-1m*) J.C. HALL. WASTED We want several furnished and un- furnished HOUSES. beth we and smail. Also, FARMS and BUILDING LOTS in and around Washington and the adjoining county. ELLS & CO. ocW-Im* 4767th street, opposite Post Office. Wa ED.—For a first c! Cenfectionery in Baltimore, a competent WORK MAN to take charge as foreman; must be perfect in may ¢ and ornamental work, and well recommended poly at No. 316, Pa. avenne, Washington, D. oc 4. V ] ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (500) to select the best works, History, Travels, Clasries. Novels, ete., and honor with thoir names as Subscribers: THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Corner 9th and B sts., Seaton Hall. ec 25-e03m 1 square north of Penna. av. FURNISHED ROOMS —Three large awd hand- somely furnished ROOMS for rent to gentle- men. at 394 Mass. avenue, second door from 10th street, and but three squares from the street cars. Therooms are warmed by heater, and lighted with ean. no 14 6t* Fo RENT—Nicely Furnished ROOMS, with first-class BOARD. Aliso, three unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping,in a central location, convenient to the Departments. Injnire immediately at 377 13th street, near 1. References exchanged. no 1¢-2t* TS LET—A convenient DWELLING HOUSE on Capitol Hill, pleasantly situated, No 549 6th street east. three doors below south G@ street, near Christ’s Church: 9 reoms, all private and conve niently arranged, in good order. Large yard, shade trees, &c., &c. Apply next door. No. 551 to no 14-3t™ JAMES H. JONES. Fe SALE—Klegant RESIDENOB in the First Ward, 330,000. A three-story BRICK HOUSE on G street, 9,000. at three-story BRICK HOUSE and two-story ROUSE on F's Ad shih deteetey 25.000. A ppl t n F and 3 reets. . Apply to . DOWNMAN & GREER nolt-eolm _No. 15 Intelligencer Ruildi D=us STORE FOB SALE—Inqguire at the Office. no 13-3t Roos FOR RENT—On the first floor, at No. 65 Maine avenue, near 43g st. no 13-3t* F° RENT—Two UNFURNISHED KOOMS over Walsh's new drug store,corner of 3: east and C north, Capitol i ____ no 13. 3t* (PBEEE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, at No. 207 6th street, with or without board. Gentlemen need only apply. no 13-3t* | RENT—Two BRICK HOUSKS, on 12th st., between O and P. Inquire at 525 lth street, ne 13-3t* Fo RENT—Neatly farni-hed ROOMS in a pri- vate family (Board next door if required) at No, 6th street, between M and N sts. 0 13-tf Fo SALE—The LEASE, FIXTUR ned FURNITURE of house of 16 rooms on Penna, avenve. Large dining and bar room. Apply at this office. no 1-3t* Fee RENT—A front (second story) ROOM or without board, furnished or unfurnish Tnqnire st 519 H street, between 6th and 7th, no ad OR SALE-The LEASE, FIXTURES, and GOOD WILL of the Green Howse Restaurant, corner of 3d and H sts. west. Apply on the prem- ises no 13-3t* FoR ALE—The LEASE. BAR and FIX- t' TURES ofa Lining Saloon. No better lo-a- tion ae city. Inquire at the Star office, no ate (OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, with 5 rooms cor, of 6th and south A sts., two squares from the street cars, Capitol Hill, Inquire at J. piper hie Restaurant, cor. of 13th and Penna. ay. no 13-Iw* TP}WENTY HOUSES WANTED, with six or eight rooms each. Inquire at @. M. VAN BUR & CC., No. 5387th street. 30-tf J; ANTED, W WANTED LADIES, EVERYBODY. WM. PRINCE, THE PIONEER OF STAMPING, 3®1 F street, opposite Patent office, Has,in consequence of an attempt made on the =H of new beginners, to cut down the price of TAMPING, rednced his charge, and is now pre- ared to 4 oe fi WANTED rom IVE CENT WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Any pattern, whether we have it or not. lies should be careful, as dangerous and cheap compo- sitions that ruin fabri re now used by the so- called Stampers. We the only practical per- in the city engaged in STAMPING and sone FLUTING, We make and stamp any pattern brought us. Daily issue new patterns. se 15-tf GEzat CHANCE FOB AGENTS. What the people want. Complete History of the War, in one large volume, splendidly illustrated, with over 125 fine portraits of Genorals and Battle scenes. The most candid, lucid, complete, an- thentic and reliable histery published. It’ con- tains reading matter eqnal to three large octave yelumes, Bend for circulars and eee our terms. ddress, “JONES. BROS. & ©: _8¢ 25-Im* Philadelphia, ] ANTEP —SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MInEORS CARPE’ BEDS, BED- 10., ‘0.77 DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of description. -B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street je8-tf between G and H, east side. CE FOR SALE AND RENT. OR RENT—A handsome nearly new three-story BRICK DWELLING on lith street west. near L, furnished. 1t contains parlor, dining room, ven chambers, kitchen, cellar etc, with garden, gas and water.’ It will not be rented for a board: ing house. or for sab-renting rooms. Inquire of JAS. F. HALIDAY, 515 lith street, south of Pa. avenue, 3] no 1-eost {OR SALE—One OYSTER SALOON and RB! TAURANT, near Center Market. To inquire by KERN & VAN HEIDEN, Eagle Restaurant, 3363. 7th street, opposite the Northern Liberty Marke no 10-4t* OR RENT—FRONT PARLOR and two BED ROOMS. on second floor, communicating. suit- able for housekeeping. Also, large Back and Front ROOMS, on third floor, suitable either for a family EES Reames amenae sR SS ert Val D, om }o 01 3 Hi ntrect, betweon 19th ebd Boeke one Utock fram cars. 10 n* M42LB0novGH FAEM FoR RENT. 1 Bituated on Potomac Crerk and riv: is ‘e s to be equally adapted to vegetables and grain. Ap- Hy to the subscriber, in King George, Brederiche- Pure PO ROBT. WALLACE oc 191m" @R RENT—Four FURNISHED HOUSES from 9to 13 rooms each. Three Unfurnished HOUSES. 4 rooms each. Also, for sale, $ Buildin, Lots on L street, between 12th and 13th streets: uilding Lots ‘on H street, between 6th and 7th 2 Building Lota on L street, east of 23d Street; 1 Building Lot on 10th street, near KR strect: House and Lot on th street. near B street, for 1,200. A PR to ©. H. WOOD, firm of MITCH- LL & 801 , southeast corner of Pa. avenue and ith street. oc? (OR RENT—An elegant unfurnished PARLOR kK with three front viudows. at 142 G street, be- tween 2ist and 22d . with use of gas and heater. Also, anew STABLE Referencesexchanged. 0c 24-¢f GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. NUISANCES. ‘otice is hereby given, to all persons interested, ih praeated ire digs rome 40 terest t 10 en days frot ate, from their see auy Kind of offal or other mat- ic it mi ter which ie at all likely to engender divease, aud to be same in the ni it street thereto, not — ae ao ae — the footway. which a then remov Tee from expense. or @ey per- son to be benefitted by this proposition. the condi- tions herein stated ‘must be complied with in all Tespects. This notice is given mainly to effect the removal of all nuisances from the town without delay, aud also to save the citizens from fines aad heavy expenses from which. ve soar ee, will be no escape. NRY ADDISON, Mayor. Mayor's Orde, Geozcetows, D. 0., Novem- ir 9, no 9 10tif W DRY GOODS STORE —Just additional gopely, of French Lapress’ Olotiie, rt wool De ines, low- Delaines, Plaids, Bixuk Siins, ombazives, Alpacas (black and ed.) Co Pear teat P ihuakets, Gaitts: Shectinges’ Shirtiug » » Qu Wucline. oves ‘apd Hosters, Und NPEEag Ielnen. “Eaptog OVERNMENT ABAQAIBO, LA- pO a Tig eae aor corw No. 67 Louisiana av., near 7th st. Remorse OF MEPZEROTT'S MUSIC STORE IKON HALL, Beiter an e Pianos, and Mason Hemline © gare, : e318 rea eETERNOTE, poste 0. 515 Rounenirens? ote, PORST. class RESTAURANT AND €LUB HOUSE FOR SALE. party having fitted up =o meatuares aad Club House wiencs to sell out, for the purpose of engagin n other Dusiners, Will sell cheap Direet, with Feal name to“ E.M. & Co.,"’ Star Office. no 11-31 FS RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE. with back building, &c.. on Hi street, between North Japitol and Ist street west, in Printing Office House contains seven rooms, has front reh. cistern in yard, and pump front door. t $50 per month, payable in advance. Address WM. STICKNEY no 13-3t* Fo RENT—Two large and elegant FRONT ROOMS. on second floor, connected by folding doors. suitable for member of Congress, Doctor, Dentist or State Agency office, with gas and wa- ter. Will rent furnished or unfurnished. Situate in the most desirable p.rt of the city,on lithst., bet. Pa. svenue and E st.. first bmiding from the Avenue. one square from Kirkwood House . Other elegant Rooms. farnished or unfurnished, Apety st 0. 516 lith street, on the premises. no 13-St* JOR RENT—Unfarnished BOOMS, upon the first floor, at 117 Pa. avenue, between 19th and 20th ets. no 11-3t* | Fee RE. Three unfurnished RO able for housekeeping, at No. 61 1353 B and C, Island. no Foe RENT—One large PARLOR other BOOM suitable for Rent cheap. AtN 18 north B st.. within half @ squa: FS RENT — Several well FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board. in a private family. Apply at 459, on 12th strect, between G and H streets, west side. no 11-5t* Fe RENT—Two ROOMS, on the first Jloor, at No. 34% Ist street east, between C and D north, Capitel Hill. no 1)-3t* FS RENT—A desirable FRONT BASEMENT KOOM, snitable for an office. on 9th st., bet. EB aud F. Address A,B, giving real name. Ket RENT—Three unfurnished ROOMS, con sisting ofa dining roomykitchen and chamber. Apply at No. 356 0 street, between 435 and 6th streets. no 1h-3t* Fo KRENT—Furnished ROOMS. A suite of handsomely furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, in one of the most desirable locations in the city. No. 457 Thirteenth street west. between FE and F strects,and only one minutes’ walk of Wiltlards’ Hotel and the Kirkwood Houre —— Pa. om ‘OR BENT—Furnished or unfurnished. HOUSE No. 565 12th street. near Smithsonian Insti- tute. Inquire of Dr. JOMN E SMITH, No. 410 cerner 8th street and Penn. av ie. mo l0-lw* 4 8 WILL PURCHASE TITE LEASE, . 00 FURNITGRE and FIXTURKS ot the best located hotel and bar-room in Washing- ton, doing a business of 3125 perday. This is a rare chance. Address, as soon as possible, J.T. 3., Btar office. no 10-6t* FS SALE—The LEASE, STOCK, and FIX TURES of a Restaurant, next door to For!’s ‘Theater, 452 J0th street. Will be sold cheap Sat isfactory reason given for selling out. Inquire on the premises. no 97! Fo RENT—A BRICK STABLE. on an alley, in E street, between 10th and lith, having ac- commodations for four horses, and a finished room suitable for asleeping room. Inquire at 369 11th street, atove L street. no 9-603! DWELLING HousE FOR RENT—A cott: built DWELLING, on Pennaztvanis avenue. near 26th street; contains about fifteen handsome rooms, all if@perfect order, with spacious grounds attached, suitable for a member of Congress or other gentlemen. For particulars Inquire of J. F. BALIDAY, No, 515 1ith street, sear Pennsylva- nia avenue. UIntel] no? lw OR RENT—A RESTAURANT, with bar at- tached. snitable also for aclothing or provision store, £99 11th street, (only a few doors frem the avenue ) Also. 9 large and commodtions HALL, well adapted for Concerts, Festivals, Cotillion Par- ties. &c., at 499 Ith str: po 8 2w* W.8. SILLIMAN. Proprietor, RARE CHANCE—FOR SALE—A well estab lisped CONFECTIONERY, wholesate and re- tail, iucluding Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, with #table and commodions thop attached. Also, suit- able tor a bakery. doing a good bu . Con- hected is. @ honse of Fix rooms. Rent for the whele, ‘h, with five ears lease. Apply to D GU., 476 7th street, opposite Post no 8-2w Suitable for housekeeping. C, through the Post Office, no 11-3t* - OB SALE OR RENT—That large, commodious Find Ativan RESTDENCE overpiel by the inte Senator Boag ig HOW vacant will be sold or rented upon lileral terms. OU! LAS. sorper of Lat) to J. jcGUIR} atany time —_ = Sa ee OR SALE—A BAKERY. RESTAURANT, and a lw DINING ROOM, ail connected, and well fitted up. _A fine opportunity to make money. Apply immediately at No. 42% Pennsylvania ave- stween 434 and 6th sts., Warhington. 0c30 2w* ee FRAME eet ae Sven ¢eentaining § rooms, Ory nc juired. Possession given immediately. ure oB63 ithetreet = cost k Ok SALK—Two three story BRICK HOUSES on the Island. near Grace Church. Apply to ©. B BAKER, Star Office. oc 28-tf KF Vandht, OR RENT—That spiend! ia 4 ‘E st the corner of New York enne end Bend Sate i" saeus Saas eae eee Manmt TAMES TOWLES. Proporty Agont. NO. LET-Two PT GERI Tee ofthe largest STORE ROOMS tp 2 Also, mlarge MENT, suitable it aad 7 Sea ee ag AUCTIUN SALES, —_—— | [Fer other Auction Sailer, see fourth page.) B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneors. TWO-STORY weaves ZOOs® AND LOT OW AND Slghth sreexts weer, AT AUOTION On MONDAY, the 30th instant, we shail sell, in front of the premises. at 4.0'clock “p ‘west front of Lot No. 2, in square Ne. 424, with » back alley, The improvements are a good two story Frame Dwelling. with other necessary out houses. Terms : One-half cash; balance in six aud twelre months, for notes bearing interest from day of the cost of purchaser. down when the ergeste, is sold. a POREEN S WILLIAMS, Aucts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, THBEE-STORY BRICK Hous po fSLAND aT ‘AUCTION. ‘Me gd Pht 8B a — Spatast as 4 o'clock p. rae sell. at pu Sag rt of Lot 4, in Bquare 253, ha a %, back about 100 fect, and ts improve by fant three-story Brick, contatning eight convenient, “This property ie nitaated on lite etree we Property is situated on ith s t west, be- tween south D and E sts. 7 Terms: One half cash: the balance fn six and twelve months. for notes bearing interest from the day of sale, secured by = deed of trust on the prem ises All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. noMd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, B® J.C. McGULRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF RESTAURA Barina SALOON ON PENNSYLVANIA AY. On MONDAY MORNING, November 2th, at 0 o'clock, on SS a, by virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded ip Liber N.C.T.,No 58 fo lies 3 to 349. one of the land recor-« of Washing- ton county, I shall sell the Good Will, Stock. Fix- tures and APRS ntmentsof the Restaurant aud Eat ing Saloen, ; 397 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 4): and 6th streets. At the same time and place, by authority. I shall sell the unexpired Lease of nearly two years of the house, which is in two store rooms, ilarge room over each store. and will be sold separates or to- gether, a be deemed to the interest of all. Terms JOHN MILLS. Trustes’ : no 14-4 J. 0. McGUIRE & GO, Avets GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Chief Quartermaster's Office, Depot of We Washington. D. C., Movenoer trae Will be sold at public auction, on the premises, under the direction of Captain J. H. Crowell, A: Q. M., on MONDAY, November 20. 1835, oom: mencing at 1 o'clock p. m., the following described Government Roildings. viz: AT QUARTERMASTER’S HOSPITAL ON et BETWEEN L AND M STREETS. 24 One (1) Building. 47 by 47 feet, two stories One (1) Building, 21 by 40 feet, AT JACKSON OORRALL, 17 (1) Office, eat, Fence, together with alot of Lumber, et Of NEAR CORNER OF 22D AND G STREETS. One (1) Office, Ite by 39 feet. (ne (1) Office. 15 by 16 feet. One (1) Carriage-house, 25 by 50 feet. One (1) Shed. 24 by 26 feet The Buildings will be sold singly, in the order named, and must be removed from’ the premises within ten days from date of sale. Terms: Cash. in Government funds, By order of Brevet Major General D. H. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster. Depot of Washington CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, nolett _ Brevet Colonel and Quartermaster. B* W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. FURNITURE, CARPETS. PIANO, &c., AT AUO- On WEDNESDAY next. November Isth. at 10 o'clock, at Dwelling No. 295 D street, between 12th and 13th streets, we shall sell, all the Furnitnre, as Parlor Setts, Carpets, Oil Cloths, several Cham- hers, Cottage Betts, Beds. Mattresses, Redding, pagers other Steves, Tables, Chairs, and other ites. **Al-o. one first-rate 7-Octave Piano, & _no 18-2t W. B. LEWIS & CO , Anets. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Pi ESTATE AND IMP oree PKOPERTZAON 43, STREET, BETWEEN AND F 3% ETS, ISLAND, BY AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant. at 3", o'clock P. m., weshall sell, in front of the premises, Lot No. 12, in Square No. 547, with the improvements, con sisting of a two-story frame house with back build- ing, stable. gas and water all through, suitable for apy kind of business. ‘erms cash. A}l conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ef the purchaser. $50 down when sold, GREEN & WILLIAMS, no 11-8&T [@bron. Su&W] Auctioneers. ¥ W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers, GOOD WILL STOCK, LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A CIGAR STORE AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTEROON, Nov. isth. at 3 o'clock p. m., we will sell at store No. 257 Penn- sylvania avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, next to the Oyster Bay. the Good Wiil, Stock, Lease, &c., which bas six years to run, and low rent, and offers 40 opportunity to any one desiring toengage in the business. Terms cash. nol0 W.L. WALL &C0., Ancts ¥ JAS, ©. McGUIRE & OO., Aucooncers. HOUSEHOULD FURNITURE. WHITE AND GOLD CHINA DINNER AND TEA SRT. On THURSDAY, November 15, commencing at Wo'clock, we shall sell at No. 128 F street, cor- ner of Twenty-first, the Furniture and housekeep- ing — therein, embracing the usual assort- ment ef— Ohbairs Walnut Extension Dining Table and Chairs Full — of White and Gold Dinner and Tea Ser- co Snperiur Feather Bed, Bolster, and Pillows Latrobe Stove, Gas Fixtures Cooking Stove, and Kitchen Requisites. Terms cash. _no 13 J.C. McGUIRE & ©O., Ancts. B* PLANT & CO., Auctioneers. On THURSDAY, 16th instant, at our Store, No. 350 D street, between 9th and 10th, we shall sell an assortment of Household and Kitchen Furniture, comprising— Two second-hand five-burner Chandeliers Marble-top Tables Mahogany and other Dressing Bureaus Mahogany High Post Bedsteads Single and Double Bedsteads Mattresses, Chairs Extension and other Tables Coco Matting. ALSO, A lot of Stoves, being balance of a dealer's stock. With other goods too numerous to mention. Po 13-31" PLANT & CO., Aucts. p2y K. F. PAGE & CO., Auctioneers. ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE RARRELS OF PURE CIDER AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY. November 17. at 120 clock, we shall tell, at public anction, at the warehouse of W. BR. Su o., Water street, Georgetown, 105 Barrels Pure Cider. rms cash. _noi3-d [Intel.] K. F. PAGE & ©O., Ancte. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT. FRONT ING ON PENNSY NIA AVENUE AND (TH & STREET, NEAK NAVY YARD, AT On FRIDAY, the 37th instant, at 40’clock p. m.. we shall sell, in front of the premises, west feet of Lot No. 4, in square No. 1,019,fronting on Pa. avenne, rnnning through the square to south E street, aud will make two handsome Building Lots. This property is between 12th and 13th streets east. Terms cash. AN post dog including revenue stamps, at cost of purchaser. $100 required paid down whon the property is pid. “po 13-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY J. 0. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, TAHREE-STORY BRICK UWELLING. WITH STABLE AND LOT. ON THE ISLAND. ©n TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November 2ist, at 4 o'clock, on the premiser, we shall sell Lot 36, Square £03, fronting 30 feet on south N street, be- tween $3¢ and 6th streets, Island, running back 134 feet Sinches, improved by a three storyBrick Dwel- ling. with stable in rear. erms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust <. the Lee say 2 " Conveyancing at purchaser's expense. noisa IPC MeGUIRE & RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers: AUCTION SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPER- TY ON OTH ST. AS Saal D AND E STs, SOUTH, ON THE ISLAND. On WEDNESDAY. the loth instant, at 4 o'clock, m.. in front of the premises, part Lot 15. in Runare No. Ae bs aie SS A Ed oe tes goed alley, rd cash; balee in six andtwelve months, secured by a deed of st on the premises. All conveyancing aud revenne stamps at the pur- bap re ass pe 14 when so! ie GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. rc LE OF REAL ESTATE ON ACERT, METWEEN OTH AND FT STREETS RoR On WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant, at 4 o'clock shail cell. in the ines, Lot ara post ‘s juare No. 4¢4, Meee ine hall cash, three and six no 8-d ‘N & WILLTAMS. Ancts. Ce ANULATED CUT LOAF other SUGARS, roger ec: = 5 Fie WELL & no T-eotw Nee ‘ey,, Rear 7thiat, AUCTION SALES. _fRI8 AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW, BX 2-0. McGUIBE 2 00., Auctionsers, a RED 2 STORY AND A 8 ey ara a a ie ath at ESDAY AFTERNOON 4o'e we rath atte a s and attic brick Dwelling House of $ reoms. Will be tra toqether with the urnitare therein, if « pur- g it entire wilkbe found, or without the Fomonts Selina’ at December proximo. on he + heanibenveshanpees: ancien Conveyancing at ‘haser’ Dodd SO MCOUTRE © O0., Aneta, —bovdts __3. ©. McGUIRE | B* CBEEN 4 WILLIAMS, auctioncers. AUCTION SALE OF KEAL ESTATE ON 14TH an BELWEEN W AND Y 8’ TUESDAY, the Mth instant, clock nates frent of the nana o Lot in Square 235, 19 feet 3 inches front by a good ™ improved by a frame dwelling house s No.8 W0. in same square, each havin: front byte feet deep to 6 30 foot ‘alley. making them de- rable building | ie lots. balf cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, jeed of trust on the premises. ncing and rev: of the pu rehaser, $25 "will be required down on each plece of prop- oDoread GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aveta. ¥ JAS. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. NEW FRAME HOUSE, FIRST WARD. SOUTH OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November 4 et #2 o'clock, om the premises, we shall sell part of Lot 12, in Square 54. having a front of 21 feet on 2d street west, south of Pennsylvania avenue, with @ depth of about 125 tect, improved by a new Frame Dwelling. containing six rooms, located and suit- able for a store, having shelving and @ counter om first floor Terms. One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, deferred pay ie bearing interest, and secured by a deed of Conveyancin rs cost. no 8-18 McGUIRE & CO.. Ancts. Y K. F. PAGE £ ©0., Auctioneers. CONTINUATION OF TLTERGIVE AUCTION On THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, November 13, at 64, o'clock. and extending every evening during the werk. we shall continne eur eales of — Rianketa, Cxrpets. Gent. 's Boots Ladies and Missen? Shoes ird Guns, Pearl Lolaid Dressing Cases Silver plated Spoons. Forks, lee Pitchers ‘able Covers Napkins, Towels Ladies’ and Misses Shawls. ociny Ivory Handle Catlery, Bohemian Glassware Pocket Knives. Clocks Photograph Albums, Accordeons And al) descriptions of Fancy Goods. Cash advances on all consigned goods. no 13 6t K.F. PAGE & O0.. Ancta BY ©. £. WALL & ©0., Auctioncers VERY EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTIUN BALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, OMNI COMPRISING THE 87 CK AND FIXTURES ; THE NATIONAL AND WILLARDS’ HOTEL STABLES WASHINGTON CITY On WEDNESDAY. November 15th, at 1 o'clock a. M.. at th. National He tables. on 6th street, rear of the Hotel. consi at ee FIFTY HEAD OF, BORSES, Adapted to all kinds of work, among ‘which are some pairs of very dextrable Carriage Horses. FORTY BUGGY AGONS. The greater number of which are in first-rate and rome new OPTEN CLOSE AND OPEN CARRIAGES, Some of which are very fine, desirable Family Carriages EIGHT PHEATON CARRIAGES. Ea & number of other vehicles of different 8. Also—A large lot of HARNESS comprising Hack, Carriage and Buggy Harness Also—A soups lot of Extra ¢ ROBES, canaist- ing of pre : olf, Fox soon, i Buffalo Bobes, some of whic e good as m ‘Also—THE NATIONAL, HOTEL OMNIBUS LINE, now running to and from the Hote! and De- pots; also. one twenty four passenger Omnibus, and one Band Wagon or Omnibus, to seat twenty rsons, with harness complete, for four or six oTRES. Also—THE LEASE OF THE NATIONAL HO- TEL STABLES, having about three years to ruan— the best location for a Livery and Hack Stable ia the city. Termscash. Particulars in catalogne. OBAS. A. MURPHY. no 10 WM. L. WALL &0CO., Ancts B THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. E REMPTORY SALE OF A LARGE AND VAL- UABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TEAS, TOBACUO, CIGARS, &c., &c.. AT PUB- LIC AUCTION, . On WEDNESDAY MORNIBSG, November 15, at 30 o'clock, I will sell, at the Store of James F. Gross. on'Water street, opposite Potomac street, all of his extensive stock of Groceries, Liquors, &c., copnisting of — 40 barrels Liquors. different grades, including some of Gibson's four years old _——— Porto Rico, Cuba, and other Brown ugar 4 barrels Refined Crushed Sugar Barrels Pulverized and B. and C. Sugar 5 barrels Sugar House Syrup, 5 barrels English Island Molasses 14 chests of Gunpowder. Imperial, and other Teas 5 sacks Rio Coffee, 3 half barrels pure Ground Cofiee Io tones Gamaics ae esies Basch? xes Candles, 10 boxes Starc! 39 barrels, half barrels, and quarter barrels Mask- erel and Herring Large lot Tebacco. In bales, boxes, &c., &c Large lot Hams and Shoulders 10 barrels Flour, kcge Butter and Li Large lot Brooms. ‘kets, Tubs, Broshos, and All kinds of Goods kept in a wholesale and Retail Grocery Store. ALso, Lot Rope, Spun Yare, Blocks, Hooks, &c., &c ‘This wale ie well worthy of the attention of dealers and others, as the whole stock will be per- emptorily sold. e T rh . “neil st [Intel.) THOS. DOWLING, Auct. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FARM FOR SALE ©F FROM 20 TO 30 Acres, all under cultivation, The improvements are a House containing 12 rooms, large Barn, Sta ble, Corn-house, Servants’ Quarters, &c. There is alarge namber of Ornamental and Fruit Trees, and the grounds pear the house are tastefully laid eff. The land is in good order and suitable for farm- ing aud gardening. City property would be taken 1m part payment. For further particulars inguire on the premises,on Rock Creek roh road, Si¢ miles from the Centre Market, about X of @ mile beyond the Soldiers’ Home. MR3. MARY WALKER. 2 above will be sold, unlese sooner disposed of, af lic Sale,on WEDNESDAY, November 15th. 1865, at 120’clock m., on the premises. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and t months, secured by of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of rope hundred dollars will be required down when “polfw* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B WM. L. WALL & ©O.. Aw South corner Penn. avenue neers, nd 9th street, AT AUCTION. Nov. 16th, com- house No. 5: 32th street. near D, the entire Householé Effects, risipg— conEias. Cbairs and Mirrors ‘arble-top Bureaus and Washstands isteads. Tables and Chairs nd Shuck Mattresses FURNITURE AND EFFECTS On WEDNESDAY MORNING mencing at 10 o'clock. we will sel! other Carpets Vilcioth and Matting Stoves ané Cooking Utensils phiting’tabien and Giavaware, ith many other articles in the housckeeping line: all of which will be sold without reserve. io W.L. WALL & Oo., Ancts, l ARGE 8a OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, 4 CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE. y f Chit Quareemener 5 ORs Depot a gS Will be sold, at Public Auction. under the direc- tion of Captain D.G@. Thomas, M.S. K.. U.8. A. at Warehouse No. on Seventeen! Ween spa I streets north, and at Warehouse No 9,0n K sirect. between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, ashi Oe beled nda 2 November o'clock &.m, aq Clothing, &c., consisting of about 1.000 Great Coats, 1300 Mack Conte, ™ Uniform Coats, 90 Jnckots, 2.000 Sroweess. 5 Biankets, 6:00 Bed Sacks. ‘AKaxes. 3490 Shovels. 2,305 pe ilo Hatchets, 8.408 ap Ketel 1030 hb “Un Bowls. new; , 6200 Frenc PS actallic Sexton, 12.400 napaacks,7.000 iTaver- snacks. 15 800 Shelter Tents, 880 Common Tents. 2.700 Wall Tents 1.500 Wall Tent aie Lae Sipley Tents, 1.300 Hospital Tents, 600 Hospital Flies, 400 Text Stoves, r with a fot of Capa, kings, a tees, io. , . Drums, Sash jugies, Ten! Poles. Tent Cuttings. Canvas Cattings, “ws The sale will be continued from the whole Jot is sald. Successful bidders will be stores within five days from dute ef Terms—Cash in Government . D. 8 RUOKER, Pett senate Sink 3S ‘Seas CORERBER Aes Duco NEAR “emynaee tae Be Novena Se t ES Gshhs rao tae ° ». 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