Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1865, Page 3

i LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Gnrover’s TavaTeR.—The five-act play of “The Lady of Lyons, or Love and Pride,” to be followed by brillivnt selections by the or- chestra, and the farce of “Romance under Dif- * To-mortow night, “London Assu- WASHINGTON THEATER.—First presentation of Dr. Evans’ illustrated history of the rebellion The scenes are all photographed, and by & peculiar invention thrown upon a large screen with brilliant effect. An entertaining lecture accompanies the exhibition. CANTERBURY local play of “The Streets of Washington,” “The Three Fast Men,” and the drama of “The Fenian’s Tri- umph,” in addition to ballet, songs, burlesque, &e. Opp Fetiows’ HALL, Navy YaRp.—Grand levee of Franklin Lodge, No. 2 Knights of Pythias. A magnificent entertamment is anti- cipated Seaton HWarr.—Fifth grand ball of the Inde- pendent Socials, and presentation of a silk flag. Look out for a brilliant affair. ‘ Opp Fr.tows’ HALL, 7TH STREET.—Fair for Pi igtanba-~ of Assembly’s Church. A most pleasant enter:ainment, ~~ Trvstexs OF PUBLIC ScHooLs.—The regu- lar monthly meeting of the Board of Trastees of Public Schools was held in their room in theUity Hail last evening, Mayor Wallach in the chair. Mr. Holmenad presented a communication ] from Mr.George Howell, and one from Mr. Wilson, asking permission te use two school rooms in the Fourth District for night schools. Mr. Wilson moved to lay the communica- tions on the table, as it had been settled last year that the trustees had no power in the premises. All such applications should prop- erly be made to the City Councils; which mo- tion prevailed. Reports from the districts being in order, the report of the Second District showed the number of pupils, male and female, to be 1,064; pumber of applicants waiting admission, 107, nrmber of pupils present every session, 2; nuwber with no demerit marks, 159: visits of trustees, 71 No abstracts wi pre received from the other alleged that the fanlt was who either failed to make sintime or had made incomplete rey ; and after some conversational debate, m order to remedy this matter, the treasurer Was instructed not to pay the bills of teachers unless the report had been made. Mr. Utermehie reported from the committee On vocal music that it was a physical impossi- bility for one teacher to visit all the schools and give to each the time it was originally in- tended should be devoted to this stndy: and it Was therefore recommended that an assistant music teacher be employed at a salary of five bundred ars, whose duty it should be, un- der rol and direction of the principal music t to teach in the Primary and Seconda ¥ =: and the committee on city councils were di ito present the matter to the attention of t body. The report was adopted A resolution was adopted requesting the teachers of primary schools, whoare qualified, to consider it their duty to instruct their pupils in_vocal music Dr. Walsh, from the committee on the exam- ination of reported that on the South of tember the ce ttee performed the duty ned them. There were thirty-six ladies nt. The examination was oral and writ- comprehending thirty-two questions in ten, arithmetic, English grammar, geography, his- and natural philosophy, with exercises in jon, the of capitals, &¢ ommend the following For Van Horn. Primary— . Miss Hattie Davis, Miss H. &. Hinton, and Mrs. M. L. Ss adopted. ur announced the following commit- d for the ensuing school year: rs. J. T. Cassell, W. J. Rhees, JP. Tuvnn, and F. D. Stuart. On Text Books—Messrs. M. H. Miller, J. E. Hol- mead, F. S. and J. O. Wilson. On Rules and R J. E Holmead, J. P. Tu On Schools and Schoolrooms—Messrs. J Wilson. W. J. Mu h, W. J. Rhees, and F. D. Steart. On Examination of Candidates for Position of Teache Messrs. F. S. Walsh, J. E Holmead, J. O. ilson, and M. H. Mil- ler. On Accounts and Expeuses—Messrs. W. J.Murtagh, J. S. Brown, C. H. Utermehie, and F. BD. stuart m_ Vocal Music—Messrs. ©. H. Utermebie, J. E. Hoimead, J. S. Brown, and T. E. Clark On Congress and the City Messrs. J. E. Holmead, C. H. Ut Council mehie, J. P. Tustin. and T. E. Clarke. Commuttees—Un Messrs the Teachers’ Institute— J. O. Wilson, M. H. Miller, T. E. d J.T. Cassell. On the Annual Re- } 5. J.P. Tustin, W. J. Rhees, T. E. Clarke, and W. J. Murtagh. Mr. Tustin, from the committee on night schools, submitted the reports of the teachers as follows: S. J. Thomson, Ist district. 17 scholars; this school was not organized until the 24th ult. T. M. Wilson, 2d district, 30 scholars. W. M McCathran, 3d district, 16 scholars. J. E. Thompson, 4th district, 10 scholars. Mr. Holmead nominated Dr. F. S. Walsh fer Vice President of the Board, and he was unane imously elected Dr. Walsh, trom the committee appointed for that purpose, reported that in compliance with the instructions of the Board, he had Written a letter to Messrs. Charles R. Coburn and L. Van Bokklen, in answer to their circu. lar of August 2d. relative to the holding of a teachers’ convention in this city in February, 1-66. Dr. Walsh stated that representatives of the Board of Trustees would meet with the superintendents and participate in the doings of the session. The hall of the Wallach school-house was tendered asa place for the meeting. Dr. ba stated that no reply had yet been receives Mr. Wilson nominated Miss M. E. Stabler for primary 6, First District, and she was elected Alarge number of bills were presented by the Treasurer, and ordered to be paid. The committee on Text-books was instructed to prepare a new manual of rules; and then, on moton, the Board adjourned. —_¢———— REOPENING O¥ THE SzaTON Hovse.—This superb hotel, built on so liberal ascale of expen- diture by John H. Semmes, Esq., bas been en- tirely refitted, and was reopened Monday night by the new lessees, Messrs. John T. Brodhead and E. E. Gilbert, gentlemen of known enter. prise and energy, and abundantly able to “keep a hotel.” Very extensive alterations and im- provements have been made, bringing into requisition the labors of some of our best me- chanics, the wood work being by Bird & Baker, brick work by Cassell & Shaw, painting, &c.. by J.T. Cassell, plumbing by os. Thomp- on, paper harcing by Bishop & Alexander, stone work by Acker, and iron work by Mead. A fine billiard room takes the place of the office on Louisiana avenue, and the bar-room has been changed to the C street front to make room for the office. Adjoining the billiard room is & wash-room, with marble basins and the luxurious appliances of hot and cold water. ‘The reading-room has been transferred also to the C street fro: The bar-room is 4 spacious apartment, some fifty feet square. and with fifteen feet ceilings. ‘The main partor, one of the finest rooms of the kind in the country, has an exceedingly rich set of farniture by Kirby; and the diming-room, near by, has been admi- rably fitted up. The carving-room adjoining, with its bright furniture and cozy apparatas for tea, coffee, egg boiling, &c., is & worthy ¥is-a-vis to the handsome dining-room: and the culmary department below (presided over by John A. Edmondson, of Philadelphia, one of the best cooks in the country.) isin the same apple-pie order of brightness, neatness and convenience. Qutside of kitchens, baking- rooms, store-rooms, &e., are the remarkably ext nsive vaults of the Seaton House, which, running under C street on one side and nearly ty the muddle of Louisiana ayenue on the other, increase the capacity for storage purposes of the hotel to an indefinite extent. Mounting to the upper stories, we have ocea- *\on to Rote the completeness of the room fur- ni-hings, all being of the newest and best de- tion—rich walnut and chestnut furniture tevens & Son, of Baltimore; mattresses by ; Wight, of this city. ac, &c. There are 1.6 of these bed-rooms in the house, there being on the lower floors several sets of rooms fi the ose of families. The myer 4 has ‘ion removed to the upper floor, and is unique in its appointments for doing its work in perfect order im wet or dry weather. The arrangements for the ventilation and lighting of the hotel, and also for supplying water, attract attention by their completeness. Every floor bas it« fire-plug, with ample hose; and it should be mentioned in the same con- nection, thatevery room is supplied with wa- terand gas. It would require much more space than we have at command to note ali the features of the building, going to make it one of the most luxuriously furnished and com- fortable hotels in the country. Mr. A. B. Jones, formerly of the Metropoli- tan Hotel here, and more lately of the Spots- wood Houre, Kichmond, is the room clerk, and L. G. nt, the book-keeper for the The caterer is Walter Burton, tonal. Se the new hotel starts itally officered and manned, as well as bounteously furni-hed and provisioned. ial atl 4 Srrapine Cuick «xs.—Monday night, Sam‘) Csivia, |, Was arrested by officer Gibson for the larceny of forty chickens, the property ©f Quimey Page. The chickens were alive when stolen, but when recovered were killed *2¢ picked for market. The prisoner was ‘racked by his sboes from the hen roost to his house. He bad been employed by Mr. Page as ‘We 8 isborer previous to this act. Calyin was sent toy t hearing. Serious Avrray.—On Sunday afternoon, the 6th regiment of Hancock’s Corps, marched into quarters at East Capitol Barracks, where the Sth regiment was already in quarters, hay- ing relieved the Veteran Reserves, which were stationed there. Hardiy had the new comers been assigned quarters before an officer of the 6th ordered the goods of L. S. Smith, the sutlet of the Sth, to be removed, and threatened to call in his men and clear them out. Mr. Smith went to see the Colonel in reference to the matter, m the meantime his clerks packing up the goods and taking them out. Mr. Smith, on returning, took a hatchet and was in the act of taking alock from the door, when the officer referred to jerked the weapon from Smith and attempted lo cut him, and the two clinched, when the officer called for help, which brought a number of soldiers to the place, and they at once attacked Mr. Smith, beating him sense- less, one of the men striking him on the head with heavy club. Mr. Smith was carried to A residence near by where he is attended by Drs. Hines and McMillan, who on Sunday night had but little hopes of his recovery, but he is now somewhat better. — CITY ITEMS. oe T. M. Harvey to-day received by steamer from New York his new machinery for roast- ing oysters, and is having it put up in his es- tablishment, corner of Cand 11th street. He will be prepared in a few days to furnish roast oysters in any quaatity, a luxury vastly superior to steamed. _° JEWELRyY.—Persons in want of Jewelry and Silver- Plated ware for presents at less than half the cost itis be had at any other store in this city, should call atthe Dollar Jewelry store, Wo. iss Pa. aye., third door from 43g 33. —— Prorrsson ALEX. WoLowski, the well- known Pianist and Vocatist is leaving thiseye- ning for New York and Phila., for a short er- gacement. The Prosessor will be soon back from bis excursion and will continue his mus- ical courses in Washington. ——_* Tue Lovers of dancing sre notified not to forget the Knights of Pythias Ballat Navy Yard Odd Fellows’ Hall to night. A young miss of 10 years. a pupil of Prof. Geo. T. Shel- don, will dance the Highland fling, in cos- tume ee DoLLar JEWELRY SToRE.—The onty dollar Jewelry Store in this city is No. 438 Pa. aye., third door from 4 st. Ee Lapirs.—Every lady shonld call atthe New York Dollar store, No. 456 Pa. ave., above 3rd *\reet, and see the beautiful styles of Jewelry for only one dollar. —_——_o——_ “A SLIGHT CoLp,” CouGus.—Few are aware of the importance of checking a cough or “slight cold” in its first stage; that which in the begin- ning would yield toa mild remedy, ifneglected, soon attacks the lungs. “Hrown’s Bronchial Troches” give sure and almost immediate re- lief. “The Troches” have proved their effica- cy by a test of many years, and have received stimonials from eminent men who have used chem. ne Great BarGarys in Jewelry and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gitt Stere, No. 456 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Your choice for one dollar which also secures you a free gift, consisting of clu jet and coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, ring combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. no Il-im* —_—_— NEws ror THE LApres.— Mr. Prince, Stamper, 331 F street, opy ‘atent Office, ha reduced his price of stampting to six cents per width for skirts and pantalets. He is the only Fr tical Stamper in the District. Ladies go see him opposite the Patent office. 6 2 or SE OTT DIED, SHOBER. On the 15th inst., MAGGIE V., only dangbter of Wm. A uM ret A.Shober, of ia and 19 days. ey And lay them on my lreast, Perfection they shall find in me, In me be every blest. ‘The friends are invited to attend the funeral at 0 o'clock Friday morning, from the residenc her grandmother, Mrs. Withers, 13th street, No. 334, between I and K. {Florida Sentinel please copy.1 BOYD. On the lth inst., after along and patn- ful illness, of Ld me fever, JOSEPHINE CATH- ERINE, oldest daughter of the late George K. and Virginia Boyd, in the 2th year cf her age. The fuueral will take place at 3 o'clock p. m.on Thursday. the 16th inst. from the residence of her uncle, A Voss, No. 302 10th street. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. s MUNHOLLAND. On the lith day of November, 13%. ons regretted and esteemed, DAN'L MUN- HOLLA D, aged 28 ye ; His remains leave for New York this evening. New York Papers please copy.] * LOST AND FOUND. WANTS, Witresmatns, young LADIES, te leatn the FOR SALE AND RENT. EE rive ewrernantr arate erase Seen GR SALE—The GOOD WILL of the “ Red House,” corner 1. and ( sireets, 0} ite the Baltimore and Obio Depot. . To 5st Apply No. 14 Sd st., George~ DO 15-2t" RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION as chambermaid; is industrious and honest. Address M. O., Star Office. 1" A GOO PHILADELPHIA CAKE BAKER wishes a situation. Inquire at 316 north B st., Capitol Hill. it* ) ANTED—By a lady ITUATIO! Y feere dy ne ok at Sparen Al wri and, 8 quicl res. Guess Mise M.. Star Office. © it ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable wash and i . iron in asmall mire at Patrick and N 1t* ED IMMEDIATELY—Two good CAR- PENTERS. Apply. to BR. T. SCARBO- ROUGH. Jackson Hall Alley. None but first-class bands need apply no 15-2t* V TANTED—By ‘oung girl, a SIT- UATION as . orto do dining- room work. References given if required. Please address a note to J. G_., Star eftice. it* N EXPERIENCED LAD FROM THE Country, wishes a SITUATION as house- keeper. seamstress, or nurse. Reference given and required. Address Box 26 Post Office. no 14-2t* V ;ANTED T# LET—One or two of the best ROOMS in Washington, situated on Penna, Svenue, suitable for a member of Congross or office rooms. Inquire of Capt. A.J. RUSSELL, No. 15 Market Space, bet. Sth and Sth sts, no 15 St* V / ANTED—By acapable woman, with mall dangbter fit for general housework, a SITU- ATION as cook, washer and ironed, to gointo the country. Apply at No. 653 B street south, New Jersey avenue. no 15-2t" MPLOYERS Ww 0 OOD HELP, 4 can find them now at the Intelligence Office, No 511 oth street ; Also, wanted, good Cooks, Washers and Tronera, 4 general howseworkers. Apply immediately as ove. no 15-3t* 381 wantep. VASTEP: WS anrep. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING Has reduced bis price to SIX OKNTS PER WIDTH for SKIRTS and ANTALETS, CLOAKS. CAP. SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPP RS, &c., stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are prepared to stamp Gy Leste brought us. A are the only practical Stampers here are un- g to come down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the only place for an assortment of Pat- terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, _. 3S F street, opposite Patent Office Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawis, for sale. no 15 V ANTED—A second hand BOW WLNDOW. Address 164 Penna. avenue, bet. 17th and 1sth streets, \ 7 ANTED—FURNISHED HOUSE, with 15 or 20 rooms. convenient to cars, for permanent hoarding house. DOWNMAN & GREEN, 18 Intelligencer Building. PROTESTANT GIRL wish- as Cook ina private family, los K street, between 18th and 19th sts, _noH-3t A RESPECTABL esa SITUATION Inanir no 14-2t RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIR A SITUATION to do chamberwork and plain Has no objection to see to children. Call 14-20" Fewing. at No. 477 lth street, between E and F AINTERS WANTED —Three or four WORKMEN, at $3.25 per day & BACON, O'BRYON no 14-2t* N 100 D atreet. WANTEDSA small family are in want of (a GIRL, (Protestant preferred) a good Washer and Troner, and one who knows something about Cooking. Apply at No. 125 West corner of Con- gress street, orgetown. WANTED IA FU RED ROOM, w no lt-lw NISHED PARLOR and BOARD, Address LOEWENTHAL, 207 Pa. avenue. nol3-3t*_ W ANTED—By a lady, whois a first-cla. and piiars 6 SEN GA TX in ous d ar king Segre terms, No 284 9th st., bet. Mand WV ANzaD A good TIN aud SHEET-IRON WORKER. Apply immediately to E. H. & H. 1 GREGORY, 321 Penna. avenne, neor 7th street. no 13-3t™ Goodwill, Fixtures V and Stock of tablished TOBACCO and SEGAK STORE. 383 Penn. avenne, nearly oppo sit ational Ho orner Marble Alley. Apply as above. no 13-3t" y ANTED—A first class CONFECTIONER, who understands his business in all its depart- \ penta, Apply at No. 97 Bridge street, George- own _no 13-6" FREDERICK FREUND. WETNE Apply to Dr. WP. JHNSTON epposite Post Office, between the hours of 8 and 9a. m, and from 12 to 1 p.m. ec Wtf WW ANTED—Shoemakers to know that they can urchase LEATHER and FINDINGS at the Ehoe Finding Store situated at 479 Lith st.. bet. Eand F. foc 26-1m* J.C. HALL. WANXTED_We want several furnished and un- furnished HOUSES, beth large and small. Also, FARMS and BUILDING LOTS in aud around Washington and the qliaining county. "WELLS & CO. L. WELL! », oct Im* 4 t, Opposite Post Office. | pea sum of MONEY. The loser can get A it oa proving prowesty. and paying for this no- tice, by calling at 409 F street, between 9 a. m., and 12 no 15-3t" CAME To MY FARM, ON OLD BLADENS burg road, an estray COW. Owner will prove roperty and take her away. Pho lest Gko. ort WUNDER. &3 REWARBD.—Strayed aw: m the commons, ®D on the 4th of September, a white and red spotted COW , short tail. bears a hole in each horn. he finder w: pee notify U. BANF,on2d street, Island, No. no 14-2t" I OST—A da: rown TRAVELING CLOAK at 4 the depot or on 7th street, between D and C, on Tuesday evening. The finder will be suitably re- warded Ly returning itto GEO. 8. PARKER, 2ist street, between G and H. no 15-24" Losto bast evening. on Pi and llth streets, or on lith thist Shirt STUD, set in Gold suitably rewarded by, GERSOLL, Eeq., 4 no 15-2t* S80 BEWABD-—Stolen from the corner of Q Ln, and 20th streets,om the lith inst.,a dark brown HORSE, abeut 14 hands high; a good riding or working horse: about 8 years old; teeth very un- even. Forty dollars will be given for the and $40 for the thief. O8T—On the ifth inst., about noon,a small 4 black POCKETBOOK, with red lining, con- tafning $82 and some small shange wish one re- cetpt and a memorandum paper. The finder will be liberally rewarded by | ing itat Mra. McN& MARA'S. north Ast., bet. 31 and 4th, @apitel Hil. no 15-3t" S1 = BEWARD—Lost, in Georgetown, on the 2) 1D evening of th. or the morning of the 11th inst.,@ POCKET BOOK containing a sum of mon- Also, several Business Cards of F.M. Lazenby ‘o. The above reward will be paid te any per- son leaving the same with F. M. LAZENBY & CO., no 14-2t* reone, bet’ h street, one Amy- The finder will be leaving same with G. H. IN- 6 Sth street, Washington. orse No. 124 Bridge street S1 4 eee Saree or Stolen from the DLO subscriber, 2 COWS. from my premices on K street, between 17th and 18th, on the 10th Novem- ber, 1 horned Cow, white stipe dowa her back, both ears cropped, slit in rigl ear; one Buffalo Cow with same earmark, white body and red neck. The above reward will be given if delivered to the subscriber, or any information so I get them. no 14-3t* ALEXANDER KIBBLE. @TRAYED—On Sunday, the 12th inst., strayed from the owner, Patrick J. Callahan, on 26th street.ope BROWN MULE, with saddle and bri- die. The muleis marked U_8. on the left side of the neck; has had a sore hind foot, which is now healed, and a wart has grown in the place. A lib- reward will be given for the animal or for in- formation left st the Washington Brewers, corner of K and 27th sts., where he can be found. nol4-2t* OST—On the Sth, lost in the ears on 7th street or 4 the Avenue,a wire PORTMONIAE, with a 2a!l sum of money. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the Star office. no 13- WATCH LOST— On Saturday afternoon, proba. v¥ bia near the Capitol. a lady's open face GOLD WATOR. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at K. FP. PAGE'S store, 502 7th at., under Odd Fellows’ Ball. no 13 3t* $5 REWARD .—Strayed on the 9th instant, a large red fresh Cow. The above reward will be paid for her return to DANIEL FALVRY. ist street east. between G and H,or to PETER MACK Capitel Hill no 13 3t* TRAY ED OR STOLEN—On Saturday morning, November lith, from the premises of the sub: seriber, one brown HORSE, 16 hands high, about 9 years old long tail and mane. The finder will be ally rewarded by leaving him at C. W. c oa 5, lath street road, near Piney Branch. no 13-3" 20 ~BEWARD-Stolen, from corner of West $20 wt 4 Congress streets. Georgetown, a don- Dose. white aud. liver SETTER BITCH; will answer to name of ‘‘Cora.’’ The above reward will Bee soon Sever: tome ee onee. or at No. ater sand arked. Bo 1}eagts ” AB HO GUeSt TA MARBURY. *OUND ESTRAY—On the premises of the un- Sersigned. on Sunday. tant, three STEERS and two DEY COWS. The owner is Fe. quested te come forward immediately, prove prop- erty, remove the same id 5 7 Capt. RT SHTLLINGLAW, Or apply to SHILLINGLA W's TOOHY sation: —S ee Penn. avenue, Washington, D.C. $50 Bangretta os —Stolen from front ef ane avenue furday about noon,a BAY TOWSE, t pence three white feet, and small white mar! & black covered WAG: Ro 1s-3t* ws SROUGET BEFORS ME AS TAK and WAGON Zontalnin 15 boxes ween Th of segars. ‘The eres ates are three i" ite fos one fore and two Mor 1 Pons horwes Mba NRC yp. ‘The owner of said heres and is req tocallon whe corner < 9th and pag 0" . e way. prove property, pay charges NRY KEYSOM no 13 St" near Odd Fellows’ Hall, sth at. east. V ANTED.—Fo. a first class Penfectionsry in Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to take charge as oreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental work, and well recommended. Appl: at No. 316, Pa avenue, Washington, D. 0. oc 4. Vy ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (20) to select the best works, History, Travels, Classics, Novels, etc,, and honor with their names as Subscribers THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY Corner 9th and B sts., Seaton Hall. i square north of Penna. av. ec M- "TP WESTY HOUSES WANTED, with six or ei @. M. VAN x ght rooms each. Inquire at BUREN & CO.,No. 787th street. ‘se 30-tf, TREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS. What the people want. Complete History of thi War, ip one large volume, lendidly inate ea, with over 125 fine portraits of Generals and B. scenes. The most candid, lucid, complete, au- thentic end reliable histery published. It’ con- tains reading matter eqnal to three large octave volumes, Send for circulars and see our terms. Address, “JONES, BROS. & CO., am* Philadelphia, P: Anise MIRRORS CARON TS ea DEE 80 3 is - DING and HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODS oferery eeption: . BUCHLY, 406 7th street. jeB-tf between G and H, east side. FOR’ SALE AND RENT. Eo, RENT—Two Jarge and elegant FRONT BOOMS. 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 untarnished. Bituate in the most desi: '@ part of the city,on Iith st., bet. st., first building from the om Kirkwood House. Also, other eaceant ooms. furnished or unfurnished. Apply at No. 016 1th strect, on the premises. no} ” - tory BRICK HOUSE, with back building, &c., on H street, between North Capitol and Ist street » in Printing Office Square. House contains seven rooms, has front orch. cletern in yard, and pump near front door. ent ae REE month, payable ia advance. Address WM. STICKNE no 13-at* us RED mber Ist, to a small without children, a FURNISHED HOUSK teining eight rooms, with gas and water, yar: nit and rear. Apply 276 H street, north side, ne Hata PP poo code Fo RENT—FRONT PARLOR and two BED ROOMS. on second floor, communicating. sui’ able for housekeeping. Also, large Back and Fro ROOMS, on third floor, suitable either for a fi or single gentlemen, to be let together or separate. Rent varying from $8 to @30 per month. No. 234 H street, between 19th and 20th, one block from WELLING-HOUSE FOR BENT— jt D boilt DWELLING, on Peni aay avenue, th street, contains about -fifteen handsome rooms, in perfect order, with spacions grounds aeeches. cart le bo a tn ed vee § other gentleman. For particulars ire 0 E HALIDAY. No. 519 11th street, hear Peunsyivi nia avenue. (Intel) no 9 lw OR RENT—A RESTAURANT, with bar tached, snitable also for aclothing or provi store. 499 11th street, (only a few doors from the Sepa? repens é ee i oo Cominedtons eee well ada) r Concerts, De s lies, Be-rat 409 Nth street. ai Cotillion Par nosaw* ___W.S. SILLIMAN, Proprictor, OR RENT—A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE be containing 6 rooms. Lgperete ret Dlg ar nn equired. Possession given immediately. oy Wo. 203 14th streets oc tt ABLBOROUGH FARM FOR RENT. Situated on Potomac Creek and short dia- tange below A tH) and near the ‘onl oat, which if Ver mar- aie et ui og ged fe subscriber, in Kine George, Wredericks- CE. oc 191m” to be equal ply, to th +4 urg P.O., ROBT. WALLA © RENT—Four FURNISHED F HOUSES, 9 to 13 each. Three U: 4 5 ouSES regu enc Aie ore Baling nl 2 Ww Building Lots on Hi street, betouee tte “id streets; "2 Builds L street, east of 2d Hirests} B ding Lot on lth street seen arrests ouse and His BR ica ny ie OR BENT—An ¢logant unfurnished PARLOR PoRR RT Ane at 142 G atrest, be- SUSE SEARLE WatcancansSchane ct ee SS RRBmovat or ———o MUSIC STORE IBON HALL, No. 318 Pennsylvania avenue, 9th and th streets, with ® large asso: criaats =e ‘ian 5 ‘asi Instruments sole off ‘Stotaway'e Pianos aed Mason & Z ae ee METZRROTT. le en! vania av 10, °- SU potwoon uu and lotn sis. | F& SALK — The LEASE, FURNITURE, STOOK, aad FIXTURES of 's desirable hotel: Good location for business. inquire at Star Office Counter. no 15 6t* Fe, RENT—One BRIOK HOGSE, 16 rooms opponite Matinnat net” ‘Apply to's. JOHN! atic i . SHON. No-st3 Paar, SPPYy no [2 LET—Four ROOMS, furnished or_anfur- nished, with ras, two communicating, No. 354 19th street, between Land M, Basements suitable for Offices. Bo 15-3t™ Fo RENT—A good two story BRICK HOUSE, in good order; street paved and lighted with gas. Possession can be had atonce. Inquire of R. W. WILLETT, F street, between 4‘: and fth streets, No. 173. no 15-3t* —T wo pleasant front ROOMS, neat- ly furnished, one with three windows on the 24 floor. and one of two windows on the 34. Inquire No. ee 7 Sirert, bet. E and P streets weet. no 15- F OR SALE—-Th small Grocer: STOCK aud FIXTURES of a nd Provision store, doing a good business. jsfactery reason given for sell- ipg. peugeire orthwest cor. 14th and N sts. no 15-: ro RENT—A FARM in Montgomery connty, 10 miles trom Washington, near the 7th street turnpike The land produces crops, and is well adapted to the growth of vegetables. There is & comfortable Cottage and good Barn on the place. Toa coapenaivie man tne stock, utensils, &c.. might also be rented, Apply to No. 43 D barton st, Georgetown no 15-003"* FORRES Three furnished ROOMS, two com- municating. Inquireat 902 E st., bet a. “no By A PARLOK AND TWO BED ROOMS for reat on 227d street, one block from Penna, avenue. Honse 189. no 14 2t* OR RENT—One small HOUSE. © ning 5 rooms. Price $25 per_month. Inquire : PRATHER, Northern or Center Market. no 14-3t* JOR SALE—The LEASE of a new fitted up store. @ first rate stand for any kind of busi- Inquire at thi no} ress, on Penn. ave., for sale. Office. (OR SALE WHE RIGHT, BL SMITH, and PAINT SHOP, in a good busi ness location. For particulars inquire at 499 9th street. near D. after 6 p.m. no 14-3t* RAME HOUSE, on Est., bet ouse contains 8 rooms, A. W. DENHAM, cu no 14-3t" Fook BENT-A Kore ogee g wt 7 7 with large yard. Apply to Toth, bet and F ste: FoR sah The STOCK of a small Grocery and Liynor Siore, one room attached tostere. Rent low. A first-class Business Stand, fixtures com plete, will be sold low. Apply at Star office. nl4-3t™ FO8 RENT —One large FURNISHED RUOM, one door from Penn. ayvenne, and three min utes walk from the Capitol, east. Inquire at this office. no 14 3t* T—Two newly FURNISHED ROOMS, oor, two blocks from avenue, suitable for_member of Congress. Apply at CHARLES BRECHT'S, 289 Pa avenue. no 14-6t GTORE FOR KENT AND FIXTURES FOR SS SALE—Corner of B and 7th stz,, Island. The best stand on 7th street south. Inquire on the premises | _ no 14-28" Boss ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFU NISHED, FOR RENT—Suitable for ho’ keeping. Terms liberal. Inquire at 033 15th st., between B and C, Island. ~ bo 14 Tw" [Ok RENTS BLE, aining stalls for six horsi ne honse.in Temperance Alley. Apply at CHARLES KKECHT’S, 289 Pa, avenue. no 14-6t [08 BENT—A small HOUSE and STABLE. on Sth street. Apply on the premises, N 3. between Land M sireets. Rent low. Also, MARE for «ale. SOR e I rooms, three squares west of the War Depart- ment, for three years or five. For particulars in- quire 255 New York avenue, between 6th and 7th streets no 14-2t* OR RENT—A DWELLING Hou 0 ing 7rooms and alarge wood-ahed, situated east cf the Government Printing Office. on Hst., three doors east of 2d st.,south side. For partic ulars inquire on the premises Bo 14-3t* * OR BENT—The whole or part of an unfurnishe three story BRICK HOUSE, in excellent repa Eent very reasonable. Inquire on the premi northeast corner of 3d street east and C north, Cap fiol Hill no 14-2t* OR RENT — UNFURNISHED — First-class residence in Georgetown, first class residence in First Ward; three story Brick on Indiana ave. Apply to DOWNMAN & GREEN, 1% Intelligen- cer Building no M4-3t Solr d WILDL PURCHASE THE L $2,700 FIXTURES, and FURNIT a House containing 12 rooms. and splendid Bar. Water and gas throughout. WHiTk & CO., cor, 13th and F sts. no 14-3t* (OK SALE—At a great bargain, the two-st 4 RAME RESTAURANT and Dwelling, wi Jease of Lot, on Gstreet, between 20th and 2ist, No better location for market, grocery and provi sion store inor out of this city. Apply at Jeffer- son Honse, as above. Price 33:0. no 14-3t* loft, and@_ carr: 1 LEASE URE o Fe SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES ofa Segar and Tobacco Store, doing @ good busi- ness, inone of the best locations in the District. A rare chance is now offered te any one to go in the business. For information a (ard at No. 479 9th street, between D and Washington. no 14-3t* TRNISHED ROOMS —Three large and hand somely furnished ROOMS for rent to geutle- 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 fas. no 14 6t* Fo% RENT—Nicely Furnished ROOMS, with first-class BOARD. Also, three unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, in a central location, convenient to the Departments. Inquire immediately at 377 13th street, near I. References exchanged. no 14-2t* on convenient DWELLING il0U: 1ill, pleasantly situated, No. 549 6th street east, three doors below south G street, near Christ’s Church: 9 reoms, all private and conve- niently aernnged, fs geod crea sarge, yard. Trees, +9 KC, nex! tT. No. 55 oO “io Wat DeIy TAMES H. JONES. Office. OOMS FOR RENT—On the first floor. N Bi 65 Maine avenue, near 44 st. no {OR RENT—Two UN NISHED ROOMS over Walsh's new drug store, corner of 3d at, east and C north, Capitol F no 13-3t*_ 4 | HREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, at No. 207 6th street, with or without board. Gentlemen need only app! no 13-3t* {OR RENT—Two BRICK HO on 12th st., between O and P. Inquire at 526 Lith street. helo Al Fo8 BENT jeatly furnished ROOMS ina pr vate family ( Board next door if required) at oe 1 199 6th street, between M and N sts. F° SALE—The LEASE, FIXTUR! and FURNITURE of house of 16 rooms on Penna. pm. Large dining and bar ice. Fee RENT~—A front (second story) ROOM, with or withont board, furnished or unfurnished. be ree 419 H street, between 6th and 7th. no 13- Fo SALE-—The LEASE, FIXTURES, and GOOD WILL of the Green House Restaurant, corner of 3d and H sts. west. Apply on the prem- ie eae no 13-8t* FORSSALE-The LEASE. BAR and FIX- TURES of a Dining Saloon. _No better loca- tion in the city. Inquire at the Star office. no 13-3t* FOE, RENT-RRIOK HOUSE, with 5 rooms cor. of 6th and south A sts., two squares from the street cars, Capitol Hill. Inquire at BROWNS Restaurant, cor. of Ith and Penna. no w* (OR RENT — Several well FURNISHED k ROOMS, with or without Board, in a private ee fe Apply at 459. on 12th strect, between @ and H streets, west side, no 11-5t* FS. RENT—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 Eand # streets, and only one minutes? walk of Willards’ Hotel and the Kirkwood House and Pa. ave. no 1-Im* (QR RENT— Furnished or upfarnished. HOUSE k No. 565 l2th street. near Smithsonian Insti- tute. Inanire of Dr. JOHN E SMITH, Ne. 440 corner Sth street and Penn. avenue. no 10-1w*™ WILL PUROHASE THE LEASE. 4.800 Feixsrene aor rite dee: the best located hotel and bar-room in Washing- ton, doing a business of $195 per day. OS a le, J.T. rare chauce, Address, as soon as possib! 9 office. FORBES T—A large and fine selection ard Books, Classics, latest Novels, & nl by ths month or week. Subscribers may change Books daily auc obtain Magazines with veduction. ‘eople’s Circulating Library. oc 24-¢08m corner 9th an | FSA tro Rosine Bee tm ‘ord's Theater, 452 loth street. Wiil be sold cheap. Sat isfactory reason given f: a ere _ gi for selling out. ee R SALE—Two three story BRICK HOUSES nthe Isi » near Grace . Appl: BAKER, Btar OMea w* Church. Apply 2 BARE CHANCE—FOR SALE—A well-estab- lished CON VECTIONERY, and re- including ream Saloon, with ed. Also, suit- business. Oon- it for the whele, jease. to D. STOCK, and FIX- 2 A tail, stable and comatose shop atte ted is @ house of six rooms. to Mrs. DOU: tod G McOUIRE Ss Ont Sew cessed Dag ey thed ‘OR SALE OB RENT. BESI- UOMRROR se ctage oa Sa peek q Office, at the hours of § a. m.,1 50 . m. au n-tt ° JAMee TOWLES. Property T- of Souaper eoteternenere te cently eee by. Jee. Skirving ase stove Jase ashington Theater. Inguire of NAGLE wis Merchants, on “i = eo 19- AUCTION SALES, [For other Auction Sales, sce fourth page.) B* JAS. 0. McGUIRE & @0., Auctionsers, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES AT PUBLIC SALB. On FRIDAY MORNING, November I7th. com- AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. P,* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. AUOTION SALE OF REAL Est Sreeer, S's ANB Feat A ETWEEN 6TH A STREETS NOKTH meneing at 10 o'clock, we shall sell, at 540 12th | , G2 WEDNESDAY, the sth + Bt 4 oolock asso! ne bh Nl. in front the premisns, Lot ment of mC and Detreets, w several assort: | Bons: fp gy cell in front of the Premios, Lot Household Furniture and Peet Sy inches front by 10 feet deep, to an alley, remain iz aioe comin stave \ rages. impre ya Frame —. House. = AS. 'C. BcOUIs! Lamediately aft 7 1 sett Razin enc Aeon part Lot No. Me in a a 37, ne street, between P and Q st feet W inches front by'9 fool's hole gave of foot alley 10 feet wide. 4 tachen Goep to om Terms: One-half cask; balance three and six montha, secured bye deed of trast on the premises, fm ne id and revenue stamps at the cost of the purc! . S will be ired down on each Lot when sold. B33 Fe UR EEN S WILLIAMS ance B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers, Y JAS. ©. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE peta STREET, BETWEEN C AND OBIO On TUESDAY, November 2st, at 4 o'clock p. m_, on the premises, we shall sell the north 21 feet front of Lotl, Square 294, located on 12th street west, between ( streetand Ohio avenue ranning back an average depth of about 81 feet. improved by a three story Brick Dwelling, with a two-story soma back building, containing 14 rooms. Gasand Bx STION SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPER- tures thronghent. E TY ON 9TH ST. BETWEEN D AND K STs. Terme easy: Ona-fourth cash; balance inone, | SOUTH. ON THE ISLAND : two, and Ehreo. yesre:; deferred payments baaring On WED SDAY, the 15th instant, at 4 o'clock, interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises, in front of the m., premises, part Lot 16, in Rqnare No. 4]. running back 9 feot te a goed alley, making ita handsome Building Lot Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve montha. secured by a deed of trust on the pre nises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur- O*g50 down when sold own when so! wa GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anucts. Conveyancing at purchaser's «xpenes. Tol J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Ancte, YW. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Origival Horse and Carri Bazaar, ‘98 La. av., between 9th and 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c On SATURDAY MORNING, November 33, o mencing at Oo or: at the Bazaar. will he 8 large number of Harness, Work and Saddle HORSES, including a large unmber of very deurab’e Car- riage, Harness and Saddle Horses. A iull de- scription at sale ALSO, A large collection of desirable new and second. hand Carriages. Buggies. Rockaways, Express ‘Wagons, and other vehicles, BBY CROWN, WALKEE & ©O., Auctionsers. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. laree Brick Honse, No. 311 F street. between Ith and 12th, containing twenty rooms, bandsome- Jy turnished throughont, witb all the modern im- Provements If not eold at ri sale before the 15th day of November, will be gold at public auction, at 4 ™. The Furniture will be sold with the house if de- ALSO sired. A sree serene of new and second-hand Har- 0 10-6t" CROWN, WALKER £ CO, Aucts ALSO, py K 5 — 1 very superior Family Carriage, wes ee © See 2 New Family Carriages, 2 New Germantown Carriages. Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the "Garvisges and Harness always at private eal ‘arriages ani ways vate sale. —" W.L. WALL & Co., Ancis, no 15 5 BY PLANT & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON STH STREET WEST. BETWEEN 5 AND T STREETS NO! _ On MONDAY, tho 2. instanct,nt 4 o'clock p.m, on the premises, we shall sell. part of Lot 6, in Square 417, fronting 15 feet 7)2 imches on Sth street CONTINUATION OF EXTENSIVE AUCTION On TIS (MONDAY) EVENING, November is, at 6'» o'clock, and extending every evening during the week, we shall continue eur ssles of — Biankets, Carpets. Gent.'s Boots Ladies and Misses’ Shoes Bird Guns, Pearl Inlaid Dressing Cases Silver plated Spoons. Forks, Ice Pitchers Table Covers Napkins, Towels Ladies’ and Misses’ Shawls, Hoste: Ivory Handle Cutlery, Bohemian Glassware Pocket Knives. Cloe! Photograph Albums, Accordeons And all descriptions of Fancy Goods, Cash advances on i oomal ods, =n ae of 100 feet. no 13-6t K_F_ PAGE & C0., Aucts. cash. — Snveyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost, BY JAS. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Aactioncers. red when the property 1s sold. PLANT & CO. Auctioneers. FURNITURE. WHITE AND ». 390 Dat, bet. 9th and Wih HOUSENOULBD GOLD CBRL DINNER AND TEA SET. r Nevember 16, commencing et 10 0 clock, we shall sell at No. 128 F street, cor ner of Twenty-first. the Furniture and housckeop- ing articles therein, embracing the usual assort po Wltes st, RY J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, POSITIVE SALE OF THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE RESTAUBANT AT PUBLIC AUC- 10Us On SATURDAY MORNING, November 13th, at Parlor aud Chamber ‘niture Wardrobes, Fancy Tables 12 o'clock, at the Smithsonian Ho: Restaurant, | Arm Chairs, Fancy Chairs located on west side of 10th street, just south of | Walnut E: jon Dining Table and Chairs all sell entire the Good Wiil, | Full Set of White aud Gold Dinner and Tos Ser- > . Liquors, &c., and a) it vice Of this popular Restaurant, having ag ™""™* | Sopericr Feather Bed. Bolster, and Pillows Oak-top Bar and Eating Counter Latrobe Stove, Gas Fixtures Cat and Engraved Glassware Cooking Stove, and Kitchen Requisites Decanters and Show Bottles erms cash. = = Plated rim Clear Case and Table Castors no 13 _J.C. McGUIRE & ©O., Avots Fine Cook ple Furniture BBX PLAST & CO. Anctionvers conten urniture entire, | “Om THURSDAY, 16th instant, at our Store, No Bedsteads, Bareaus. Washstands, Wardrobes, | 350 D street. between 9th and Wth, we shall «ell an < bales, Bedding Sc, and Chaira assortment of Household and Kitchen Furniture ideboard, Di 5 ; 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. Cutlery, Crockery and Glassware, Cooking Uten- tile To be sold entire — J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Ancts. @? THE ABOVE PLACE WILL, we are an- thorized tesay. be positively seld to the hizhest der. J.C. McGUIRE & CO » Ancts. gas OF GUVERNMENT BUILDINGS. i artermaster’s Office, Depot of Waskrnston. Chel Omer reeriens DC, Noverbenie ae Will be sold at public auction. on the premises, under the direction of Captain J. H. Crowell, A’ Q. M., on TUESDAY, November 21, 1865, at 1 o'clock p. m., TWO FRAME BUILDINGS, Sitmated on Eand F streets, west of the Canal, near 180, A lot of Stoves, being balance of a dealer's stock, With other goods too numerous to mention no 13-3" LANT & CO, Aticts. ¥ ©. W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer. SALE OF SERVICEABLE HOSPITAL BED- DING, & Medical Purveyor's Ofice, sf E follows - Washington, D.C , November i} a py aed egg ir Will be sold at Public Auction. in this city, at ,adjvining storehouse, 14 by 16 feet. rehouses RI — Coat —, Idings will be sold singly, ahd must bere. | °! MORNI ovember 15. at 16 moved witbin ten days from date of sale o'elock @ large lot of serviceable ing aw Terms : Cash, in Government funds. other artich 7 ospita! Property. In this sale By order of Breve Boys om e. H. Rucker, | Wi! be ay Jhief Quartermaster, Depet of peton s ’ — : CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, 6.000 Sheets no 15-ft Brevet Colouel and Quartermaster. ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD- INGS. LUMBER. TIMBER, &c.. AT THE DISMANTLED FORTS AROUND WASHINGTON. D.C. Headquarters Depariment of Washington. Office of Carel Qua cer uaster, Wasarneton. D. C., November 15, 1845. WIL be sold at Public Anction to the highest bid- der, at the times and places named below, ali of tl Officers’ Quarters, Barracks, Mess-hon: Stables and other structures polongine, to the Quarter mas: ter’s Department U. 8. A.,in and abont the follow- ing dismantled forts around Washington. Also, for the Engineer Department, the lumber, timber, 3 1,08 Mosquito Nets 2,000 Hair Pill 12.” Empty Bottles Purc rape = Ge i to pey Sor onl somone roperty wi -el ours from Balivs Seales *C. SUTHERLAND, Surgeon and Medical Purveyor, no 11-4t ALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGE AT AL! » ANDRIA, VA. abattis, Ac., connected with the same, as follows, viz: EAST OF EASTERN BRANCH. On BATURDAY, November 25th, at 10 o'clock a. m., at Fort Mahan, fourteen frame and loz buildings; also, the timber. lumber, &c., inside the fort, and the absttis around it. SOUTH OF POTOMAC. . On MONDAY, November </th, at 10 o’cleck a. m., at Fort Lyon, sixteen frame buildings; al timber, lumber, &c., inside the fort, and aby around the same. Same day, at 1 o'clock p.m., eleven frame buil s at Fort Farnsworth, also, the timber. lumber, &c., inside the fort, and abat- tis aronnd the same On TUESDAY, November 2th, at o'clock a. m., at Fort Weed, twelve frame buildings, and tim- ber, lumber, &c., inside the fort, and abatti: and the same. day, at 1 o'clock p. m. O'Rourke, twelve frame buildings, timber, lumber, &c..inside the fort, and avattis around the same; also, the plank revetment of rifie-pit between Forts Weed, Farnsworth, and @’Rourke, and the fixtures of lomber. timber, &c., inone battery to the leit of Fort O'Rourke. On WEDNESDAY, November 29th, at 10 o'clock 8. m, at Fort Worth. seventeen frame and log buildings, and the timber. lumber, &c.. inside the fort; aleo.’a lot of stone, alot of unused timber, and the abattis izing outside of the same. Ou THURS Y, November th, at 10 o'clock a. Fort Ward. twenty-one frame and log build- alto. the timber, lumber, &c., inside the fort, rou! 16 Sane, AY, December Ist, at 100’clock @. m.. at Fort Richardson, twenty-four frame and log build ings; alsoy the timber, lumber, &c., inside the fort, and abattis around the same. On SATURDAY, December 2, at 10 o’clock a. m., et Tillinghast. tweive Frame and L Build- ref Quartermaster’s cn, Depatey Washincton, pa Washension b. C., November 6. 1836. Will be sold at public anction, at Alexandri ginia, under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. G. 0. Lee, A. Q. M.,on THURSDAY, November 16, 1865, at 1 o’clock p.m., the Govern- t ment BARGE “LONACONNING, NO. 2.”” ‘Tertas : Cash, in Government funds. By order of Brevet Major General D. H. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. ——e CHAS. H. TOMTRINS, Prev. Col and Quartermaster. rat Y¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, GOOD WILL STOCK, LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A CIGAR STORE AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTEROON, Nov. lth. at $ o'clock p. m., we wili sell at store No. 257 Penn- Sylvania avenne, between 12th and 13th streets, next to the 0: r Ray, the Good Will, Stock, Lease, &., which bas six years to run, and low rent, and offers an opportunity to pay one desiring toengage in the business. Terms cash. = nol W.L. WALL & CO., Anc Auctioneers. ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE BARRELS OF PURE CIDER AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, November 17, at }2 o'clock, wo shall sell, at public auction, at the warehouse of W. K. Snow & Co., Water street, Georgetown, 105 Barrels Pure Cider. Terms cash. nod [Intel] Kk. F. PAGE & CO.. Aucts ings: leo. the ‘Timber, Lumber, &e.. inside. the BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, fort and abattis arout same. Sameday. at | $ ." - fee ea iieries Laces tee Vine, UN PENNSYEV ANITA AEN EOS iper, h Timber, Lumber, &c., inside the fort STRE. 4 Y YARD 2 on eee) Seas oe Senet es |. BO eae Oar which will be so) ¢ Timber, Lumber, &c., in RIDAY. the i7th instaot, at 40h the Rattery in front of Fort d the Ti i Seed penattery in front: ot Fore oes and the Timber, we shall sell, in front of the premises, west 2) lc Pherson On MONDAY, December 4. at 10 o'clock @. m., at Fort Mortop, nine Frame Buildings and the abat- tis around this fort and Forts Corcoran and Strong. Same day, at 1 o'clock p.m.. at Fort 0. F_ Smith, twenty five Freme Buildings; also, the Timber. Lumber, &c., inside the fort and abattis aion the same. Immediately after which will be sold the Timber, Lumber, &c., inside Fort Bennett and the abattis around it. On TUESDAY, December 5. at 10 o’clock a.m., at Fort Ethan Allen, seventy-four Frame and Log Buildings,(many of large size) also, the Timber, Lumber, &c.. inside the fort and abatlis arom it, with the covered way at the fort, and all the exte- rior Batteries and Magazines around the same, south of Pimmet Ru These sales embrace a large quantity of Timber, Lumber, &c.. and an excellent opportunity is thus 2 Dp. feet of Lot No.4, in square No.1.019,fronting on Pa. avenue, running through the square to south Ez Street, and will make two handsome Building Lots. This property is between 12th and 13th streets east. Terms cash. yarce, includi revenue stam} coxt of purchaser, el Pon 100 required paid down when the property is no 13-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY ©. F. PAGE, Auctioneer. - SMALL FRAME DWELLING HOUS) STREET AT PUBLIC AUCTION. 2» = On MONDAY, November 20th, at4p.m., I shall Dusiting ohbete it sees rth, between Sih we La uate on st . and 10th streets weet. Subject fren sags Y WM. L. WAG & CO., Auctioneers. MONUMENTAL RESTAURANT. LEASE, & offered to land-owners and others In the vicinity of ‘Terms cash. hington to secure bulldings and fencing mate- bold K. F. PAGE, Anct. convenient to their =< Se Fe ri roper The militar: ard will remai’ fees seven dave after date of | upen the . tale for protection of rty. and purchasers, (not.owners of the land) Will be required to remove the buildings, &c.,| OPPOSITE HABVEY’S OYSTER SALUVON: Within fifteen days from the aate of purcase: AT AUCTIO Buildiogs will be sold singly. On FRIDAY MORNING. Nov. 17th, at 12 o'stk. Terms: Cash in Go We will sell the entire effects of the Monument LUDINGTON, aurant, 621 lth street, near C street, com- Colon: artermuaste: prising the entire— no 18: 7t Department of Washingto! Bar and Fixtures. all complete Pating Barand Fixtures, and the Furnitare con- ned im the house. i all ew og in the house. emptory. Gale peremptory . F. PAGE, Austioncer. B $02 7th st., under Odd Fellows’ Halt, VALUABLE BUIL LUART DING LOTS AT AUCTION: ESDAY, . 23d, sell. at public auction “on fies soins ————Se GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. NUISANCES. otice is hereby given, to all me i that housekeepers ey others will be permitted, for the period of ten days from this date, to remove from their premises any kind of offal or other mat- = tery isat oS likely to fm gre ebegy wrongly em than four fest from the footway, which will W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. leas than fi Lois 4 and 5, sqnare 1.628. fron! . north, then ibe remove from expense. any per- between 13th léth ay abe ‘ fon to be benefitted by this proposition, the condi- | Lots 4 und 5, square 1,030, fronting on D st. north, Hons herein stated must be complied with in all Lots oaea nk et. ‘ap. trooting oo renee. % square on E at. . "This notice is given mainly to effect the removal between and — 3 juisances the town without and Terms: One-thi ; balance and twel: tone save the citizese from fines amd hes months. - ‘ ~ nui expenses from which. SuLe pe. HENRY ADDISON, Mayor’” | chasnte7*2cimg and stamps st expense of pur- patoRs OrricE, ¢. GrorceTown, D. G., Novem. | no ied {Chron} K. ¥F. PAGE, Auct. NEW DRY GOODS STORE. eas large additional o Frat -8B ren, 7Ustick oF PEACE, ais oles Eaece ake cr | A etter nace Bombazines, Alpacas. (black and c yes! new 5 etartomegs« for. ge) . . * stock of Black Is, aad Case 4 picid Se RESS K MAKING ESTAB- 4 356 Pennsyivanis avenue, between 6th and 7th ste. Vv M a . eto ee ee over Mr. James ¥. Davis’ Hat Store. and for sale by; J.C. S7 Latest style ofp ttorns always on hand, and Bo T-cotw sale cheap.