Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1865, Page 3

> LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TU-NIGHT, Gnrover’s THeaTER.—The great American actor Jemes E. Murdoch as “Rover” in O'Keete's comedy of “Wild Oats.” To-morrow night, “Hamlet.” Cant ucv.— First time of the new anto- mre of “Ola Mother Hubbard.” the burlesque of -Mazepp.,” the ballets of “La Fete de Kra- kso” and “La Boda de Malaga,” together with sobgs, negro delinetions and other perform- ances Opp Frrtows’ Hatt.—Grand ball of the Young Hibernia Clab. A capital affair is an- ticapated. Potomac Hatt, corner Maryland avenue and 11th sireet, Island—Festuval by the Ry- land Chapel Ladies’ Mite Society. A very pleasant entertainment is expected. a tts SERENADE TO SPEAKER Co_Fax.—On Satur- day Speaker Colfax arrived bere from the West, and at night was serenaded by a dar; crowd of his persona! and political friends. In bis speech, acknowledging the compliment, he Sarena unshaken confidence in Presideat Johnson, and regarded the President's policy, with respect to ;econstraction, eminently wile and patriotic. Im reference tothe next Con- he sicted that it would be the ablest bed assembled duriug his know! of public affs' would not be governed by any spirit of revenge, but solely by duty to the country. He thought the danger now in re- construction Was in too much precipitation, and advised that “we make haste slowly,” and though he would hail the day when all the tes should revolve in their appropriate orbit around the Central Government, he could not forget that history teaches us it was eight years after the surrender of Yorktown. in the evolutionary war, though our fathers were of one mind as to the necessity, before the Co: stitution wasadopted and the Union estab. lished. From bi nguage, as tothe admission of the members of Congress from the late re- dellious States, it is to be inferred that the test oath will be insisted upon, co far s it applies to members of the Confederate Gougress. He thought the burning of ships of commerce on the ocean, the starving ot prisoners, and the raising of armies to destroy the nation would impair their rights until their new Goy- eThments were recognized by Congress, and as each Honse was jyndge of the qualifica- dions of its members he apprehended that Congress would exercise that right. He endorsed President Johnson's pian of restora- ion ef the States, but thonght there were other terms, in addition to these prescribed by the President, upon which there was no division of opinion among the loyar men, which were that “the Declaration of Independence must be recognized as the law of the land;” that the “amendments to their State Coustitutions should be ratified by a majority of their peo- ple;” that ead of detying the law of Con- kress and “insulting the President and the country,” they shall elect Congressmen who can take the oath, and not those who boast that they canvot. will not, and wonld feel dis- graced if they did so; and that “before their ™members are admitted toa share of the govern- ment of this country a clear majority of the — of each of these States shoal give evidence of their earnest and cheerful loyalty.” —__—_9——___ Caszor LaxpLorp AnD TNANT.—Before Justice Larnacio, Nov. Mth, 1965. Joseph Repetti agi. George Carter. Itappeared in evy- idence that the plaintiff rented the house on the corner of 7th and I streets east on the 25th of July, i564, but for no specified term of time, and thats few days afterwards he promised the defendant that he would not disturb him in the possession of the house for one year, &., but before the expiration of the year Repe.ti brought his action before Justice Call for the po=session of the house, but upon proof ot the promise of K.,as aforesaid, Justice Cull ren- dered judgment in favor of Carter, and after the expiration of the year the present action was brought. It also appeared in evidence that Carter had sublet the house and was not occupying it himself. The notice to quit had been regularly served upon Carter and not upom the sub-tenant in possession: and Repet- u's counsel quoted Taylor's landlord and ten- ant, sec. 491, 10 John’s, R. 270, 14 East, R. 234, vo show that “the landlord's notice to his ten- ant will enable him torecover the premises agaimst an under tenant, and that a lessor can- not give @ valid notice to a sub-lessee, or an under tepant to the original landlord, since there fs neither privity of estate or contract be- tween them.” he counsel for Carter argaed thatthe matter in issuein this suithad been decided in tavor of the defendant by Justice Cull, and could not again be inquired into b: this court. But the counsel for the plainti referred to authorities to snow that this was really an action of ejectment, and thata judg- mentin ejeciment azainst a plaintiff was not a finality, and did not preelude the plaintiff from bringing new action, ‘olies quotics, af er repeated verdicts and judgments against him, and that courts of equity bad refused to grant an in- junction to restrain a plaintiff from proceeding am ejectment after four or five verdicts and jadgments against him at law, for the reason that the court of equity could not know that alter any number of judgments at law the plaintiff bad not perfecied his title soas to en- able him to recover in the next action, and that the plaintiff having very properly failed in his action before Justice Cull (because the year for which he promised the house to the defendant bad not expired when the action was brought before Justice Cull) was no bar to the present achon, and that the year having expired before this action was brought, and due notice to quit baving been given &c., the plaintiff ‘Was entitied to the possession. The Justice rendered judgment for the plaintiff with costs. M. Thonipson for the plaintiff, A. Lloyd for the defendant. _ Larceny Cases BErore Justice THomr- on —Wm. Crenningham was arrested by officer ©. L. Greer for the larceny of « pair of shoes from Isaac Rosenthal, 7th, between D and E streets. The pr was not re- covered, but the prisoner was sent to jail for court. Thos, J. Connor and Wm. H. Rebbins were arrested by officer Brewer for the larceny of about $l4 from an old lady named Jan+ Hob- bins. Connor was sent to jail for court, and Wm. Robbins was dismissed. Isaac Lambert was arrested by Sergeant —— for the iarceny of about $1°0 trom A. McDougal, a di-charged soldier of the V. R. «©, who was riding tm a back with the eecused nnd others. The prisoner was identified, and Justite Thompson sent him to jail for court. Subsequently John Adams, A. Lafontaine, and J. McLaughlin, were arrested by Sergeant Skippon and Roundsman Johnson, but as the complainant and witness resided in the 7th Ward, they were sent to the 7th Ward stution for trial, except MeLaughlin, who was dis- missed by Fudties Thompson. Robert Johnson was arrested by officer Tay- lor for the Iarceny of one dozen chickens, the property of C. W. Caldwell, a dealer in the Center Market. The chickens were recovered, and the prisoner was sent to jail for coart. ————— 9d Aw UNPAITHYUL SunstirvTE.—On the I6th instant, detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt ar- rested James Fleming alias Sugar Mouth, eol- ored, for the Inrceny of silk goods, &c., from the store of Max Lansburgh & Brother, 7th street. The prisoner was temporarily employ- ed in the store during the fliness of the regular porter. Atier the discovery of the loss it was Teported to the detectives, who instantly went in seareh of the goods. and found a portion in the honse of Martha Sewell, colored, where the prisoger was boarding. Yesterday, the pris- oner had a hearing before Superintendent Rich- ards, and the goods recovered were identified by Lansburgh & Brother as their Ss ‘The —— tuimitted the lerceny, and said sold two of the mantilias to Martha Sewell, to pay his bill. Maziha denied it, and accused the prisoner of stealing money from herson. He ssid be sold articles to Jane Johnson, in Duck Lane, Georgetown, on commission for George Rosten, Who stole them from the store. The officers recovered three silk a one linen duster, and a barege duster. perin- tendent Richards sent the prisoner to jail for court. ah Pai tit FA Tae New GenMan Obvs, known as the ““(iermaau Association,” met, according to ad- jJourmment, on Tuesday evening, at resi- dence of W.G. Metzerott, Esq., and perfected its Organization \y rhe election of the follow- ing officers, 'o -erve the ensuing y Presi- dent—-Jobn Hitz, Esq. Vice ident—Mr. A. Hart. Recording S Secretary—R. aby Roeser. Corresponding ¥ ‘Treaserer—Mr. H. Semken. Librari: . Ebertand J. M.C. Armbruster. Members of the Executive Board, to serve six months— Messrs. W. G. Metzerott, O. Corvin. A. Fi 4 H. Kreitler, J. Entboffer, and F. W. Sen- bauer. The ratelligence, energy, and high stan: of the above-named gentlemen will insure the Association the well-meriled success: it for by ite founders. Orprans’ Corr, Judge Purcetl_—On Satur- day, the inventory of the personal estate of George Ailer was entered and filed. The first account of James Corbett, guardian to the orphans of John Sheehan, was approved and . The inventory of the personal estate of Mary Y. Dundas was returned by Wm. Y. Fendali, the administrator. The inventory of the pal estate of John W. Voris was en- serebene filed. Letters of administration were issued to Christopher Ingle, executor of Mary C_ Ingle. Letiers of administration were issued to Margaret A. Campbell on the estate of Robert G. Campbell. Letters of administration were issued to John C. Riley on the estate ot Augus- tus N. ¥. Howle. EE PresowaL.—Gen. Thos. T. Mi 8.C., Hon. John B. Haskin and Hon. Eli, ‘ard, ney sand Admiral Dahlgren, U. oN, are at ilards. . CITY ITEMS. nacre areata ON® oF THE MOST attractive places on the Avenue is the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 456. above 3d. where you can obfain a set of jewelry for one dollar enda tree gift. ——_-—_——_ “Ovprst InmaniTaNTs.”—The citizens of the District of Columbia, who baye been fiity years residents, meet at the Council Chamber, City Hall, Monday next, at 4 p.m., to organize an association of the above name, a To-morrow Nieny a fair for the benefit of the new church of St. Dominic, will commence at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7ih street. Great prep- arations sre being made for the occasion, anda splendid entertainmeat is expected. —_o—___— To THE LApI£s.—Attention is mvited to the ‘méntof Miss Hattie Crippen, in an- other column, who will open a bran new Mil- linery establishment at 315 F street, on Thars- cay, November 2d, determined to beat all com- petitors in the quality of her goods, the late- nees of her styles, and the lowness of her prices. ag —____ Fresp Lake Fisn.—I am receiving daily b; express all kinds of fresh lake flsh, which can sell cheaper than can be bought in any market in Washington. Gro. T. STEWART, corner 12th and H streets. Se Great BarGarns in Jewelry and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Stere, No. 446 Pennsylvania avenne, near 3d sireet. Your choice for one dollar, which also secures you a tree gift, consisting of cluster, jet and coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. no 11-im* tiated So For Trroat Distases and Aections of the chest, “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” or Ooagh Lozenges, are of great value. In Coughs, Irri- tation of the Throat caused by cold, or Unus- ual exertion of the yocal organs, in speaking in publie, or singing, they produce the most beneficial results. The Troches have proved their efficacy. eo ——-9———_ News ror THe Lapres,—Mr. Prince, stamper, 351 F street, opposite Patent Office. has redneed 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 te Ak tna TRUEISM.—Corns, bunions, inverted nails, and other disorders of the feet, when neglected, injure the general system by preventing the body from taking that natural and indispen- sable exercise so conducive to health. To all afflicted with these terrible evils, we would recommend an early call at Dr. White’s office, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. For chilblains, frosted and tender feet, consult Dr. White. ESS ~~ WANTS. CaEren TERS WANTED—Correr C street / por hans Sih st east, Capi‘ol HIM, a FOR SALE AND RENT. pe ches! apie erin act be 1 Te vena TEe OR RENT—O shed FRONT ROOM, bi hath orn oe tame Wastes fist cla M\ULINER«. Ms. F. E'S Fiench M.ltivery, 546 Pern. avenre, bei: moi) E.* Reed Ph tar or tore, avenne and © street. beratotibs 7X . on oth ard 7h ANTED_B: pect ble 8 Ww SITUA TAIN’ cook, ‘wach and ivon tue pri: yaiefemily, oto do chainber work. Call at No. 46 Washi, 1t* a hington st., bet, 4i and 5:h ste, A OStne MAN, OF GOOD EDUCATION, wishes a SITOATION in a s‘ore as cle-k oF book Keeper, “Addiers “Book-keeper,” 422 1th & ceei, be. ween H and I, no 29-8¢* WASTED fy & respect table woman, a SIT- UATION to cook, wash wal irom, Inquire on M street, between 19th and ith streets, middle house in the square, south side. its zy ‘D—At Scott's Painting Establishment INTERES. aud uo i D ened to apeiy swe innot sullng es coat it one mi who is not w: employer's Interest, adel 22 oP Weaatep—a SITUATION in a family to do p> eneral tom pd rh Best Oe —- Yen: present employers and rs. ato. 464 Merton ad 10th st. W J ANTED—By a ingman, a SITUATION as assistant clerk or salesman in a grocery store. Understands his business. Good reteren: if reqnised, Address CHARLES B. VILLET, Georgetown. no 23-2t y J ANTED—Three or four UNFERNISHED ROOMS. oremall House preferred, suitable for hourekeeping for gentiemas and wife; no chil- ep, Location to be respectable and rent mode- rate. Address “Knox,” Star Office. Bo 20-2t* WaANXTED-A SITUATION by 2 man and his wife, he as iarm hand, and she is competent of cutting and fitiing Jacies and children’s dresses; also, doing allkinds of other plain sewing. Will make herself generally usoful. Address M., Star office. at WANTED 25.000 in cash, or will ie $5.000 take 7-30 honds at par, for which a liberal interest will he a'lowed, and @ bonus paid. Also, for sale 12 small houses and lots. cheap for cash, JOHN L. SMITH, Attorney at Law, no £0-6¢* Sth street, corner Market Space. W 43th IMMEDIATELY—A PRAOTICAL, PLUMBER. O'HARE & NOONAN, no 18 3t 402 D street. WANT TO GET AN ENGAGEMENT FOR the evening. Can read violin or fiute music ireely, Call at 447 Pennsylvania avenue. no 18 2t* J.GRANT. Hos. BOY WANTED—Aat Irs. SPENCER'S, No. 348 Penn. avenue, two doors from 7th street. . no 17-5t* Vy / ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to take charze of a dining-rocm in @ restaurant. A German preferred. Apply to Mr. KKAFFT’S, Baker, cor- ner 18th street and Penn avenne. no 17-5t* ANTED TO RENT—By a permanent and re- W ‘latte teen HOUSE from Sto 10 roowe: an Iceation bet is. Address 0. B.. Star Office. tween mot 4. W: ae = = Furnished a eg hle for housekeeping. or a sm. nished HOUSE; will be vermancat if sult ie ed. Ad- sree FES D., care Box 97.1, Washington, D. 0. no 37-8t* DIED, _ SIBLEY. Sunday, the 19th instant, JOHNIE infant son of Solomon and Josephine Sibley, aged 7 months and 22 days. Dearest nie, then hast left us, Here thy loes we deeply feel; But ‘tis God who hath bereft us, Heeaa all our sorrows heal. The funeral will take place this’ Reon at 3 o'clock, from lith street, between Rhode Island avenue and P street. The friends of the family sre invited to attend. ES SEMMES. abi 5 19th instant. after a lingering illmess, JOHN EB. SEMMES, in his 39th year. His friends and acquaintances are invited to at tend his funeral from his late residence, No. 392 € street, between 34 and 43; streets, on Tuesday morning, the 2ist instant, at 11 o'clock. re TALBURIT. Om Sunday morning, the 19th instant, at bis residence. after a long and painfal illne GEORGE WASHINGTON TALBURTT, in the «7th year of his age. His funeral will take place from St. Peter’s Church, Capitol Mill (where reoniem mass will be celebraied) Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, 221 inst. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. {Marikoro papers please copy. ] . CRAWFORD. On the 20th inst., at § o"clock a, m., after a long and painful illness. wh was borne with great patience and fortitude. Mrs. ANN. consort of Archibald Crawford, in the 59th year of her aze. Her funeral will take place on Wednesday, at 136 o'clock, from her late residence, on Sth street east between © and D north. The friends of the family are reepectiully invited te attend. . TROXELL Onthe 14th inst., ADDIE JANE, fourth daughter of William H. and P: ila 8. Troxell, aged 9 years, 1 month, and 7% di De: t Addie, thou hast left u: We thy loss most deeply feel; But ‘tis God that hath bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal bed Monday) after- MAY. On the 19thinstant, CHARLES EDWIN, only child of Thos. 0. V.,and Hattie V. May, aged 13 months and 22 days Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not. for of such is the kingdom of Heaven. * aA | RN PERSONAL. A CURE GUARANTEED.—Consult oid Dr. BARNES. Forty years special attention to the cure of all secret diseases. Washington Build- ing, Room No. 12, corner Penna. ave. and7th st. Consultation free. no 2)-1m* C4E0._ DE. $.J.RADCLIF ¥Ejlate Surgeon and / Lieutenant Colonel, U. 8. Volunteer Staff) offers his professional rervices to the citizens of Georgetown and Washington. Office. No. 44 lst street, Georgetown, 2d doer east of Market. n18-Im* NGTICE—The undersigned has removed hia of- fice to No. 28 Louisiana avenue, near Canter- Bary, Rigor bain attend to all Corporation cases it im. Fong Bee STL RERT 1. GIBERSC no 16-8t* Police Justice of Fourth STROLOGY—MADAME KROUSE will give iuformotion on all the affairs o: life, and in respect to allo her eubjects. She can be conanited hours of the day and eveninc. Gentlemen Ladies £0 cents. She can also show a likeness a3 jarge as life. Re idence No. 1254: tween © and D, Island D* CHARLES HM. EOWEN » Coruer Massachvsetts avenue and 6th st. Office hourr—From 7 to 9 a. m.,12to 1% p. m., and7 (o9 p.m, bo i4-lm* . SLOUGH. yt pa F street, between 18th and 14th . . een . 2sme “ey wi Washingion. D. 0 oc INGLE, ° ATTOEN Ne 36 Louisiana Aven oc 24-19 D*- ANTISELL, SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. (Late Staff Surgeon of Volunteers) Offers his Medical ‘Washington and Georgetown Services to the inhabitants of . Particular atten- tion devoted to diseases of the kidney and skin. Office 208 Pennsylvania avenue, four doors west of Will oc 24-Im* ¥ AT LAW, 6, above Sixth Stree‘ Wasnrncton, D.O WASTED Five hundred five and ten alion BUTTER KEGS at T. M. HARVEY'S Oys- ter Packing Establishment, 21 © street, corner of ith street. no 16 6t 381 wantep. VANTED- wantep. 081 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping. having new facilities for STAMPING. Has reduced his price to SIX OENTS PER WIDTH. for SKIRTS and PANTALETS. prea CAPXS, sa cgUEs, YOKES, BANDS, FI INCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &c., stamved by the ob. W eekly in receipt of new Patterns of the ns, and by the aid of a new machine d to stam paitern brought us. 5 nly practical Stampers here we are willing to come down. ies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when ihey can gome to the only place for an assortment of Pat- orbs Dot exce! in New York. WILLIAM PRINOE, SSF street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bauds, Flanvel Skirvs, and Share, for sale. no 15 \ ) ANTED—A 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. 128 West corner of Con- gress street, Georgetown. no l-lw W ANTED—A first class CONFECTIONER, who understands his business in all its depart- We are prepa As we are the ments. Apply at No. 97 Bridge street, George- town, D. ©, no 13-6t™ FREDERICK FREUND. SSE WAN+ ED—Apply to Dr. WW. DP. OW, Tea sr veed, opvori'e Po.t dice Sand 9a. um. asd from lz ’o 1 ec f)-i7 D r between tue hours oF ym. WV 45TED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (200) te select the best works, History, Travels, Classics, Novels, etc., and honor with their names as Subscribers THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Corner $< and B sts., Seaton Hall. 6c 25-eo%m 1 square north of Penna. av. V J ANTED—Shoewakes to know thai they can puichase LEATHER and FINDINGS at the Shoe Finding Store situated at 479 ith s:.. bet. Eand F, {oc 26-1m } 3.0. HAUL. Was? D.—Vov @ fase class Caacecsionery in Ealiimore, a coupe cnt WORKLIAN to take charge as fore vau; mvs. be perfect oruameni I work. and ve + recomwm ‘a. averve, Warhirs o NTY HOUSES WANTED, with six or ht rooms each. Inquire at G. M. V 38 7th street. 80 30-tf AND FURNIT ie Myc iitve auras Mninctsitescoes ani eve description. f BUCREY 406 7th street. jo8-tf between G and H. east si FOR SALE AND RENT. Hesse Baga ale ha AND FUBNITURE FOR om sale. Fs ob Sraitare been used but three ire nauite of B.A. W. GROSHON, at Bontz & Groshon, no 17-3t 369 7th street. above I. (OR KENT—In a new frame house, with gas and water on the premises, ROOMS, with er with- out board, farnished or unfurnished, suitable for heusekeeping. Inquire on Ica devrn pe avenue, south side. between 5th and 9th streets cast. Navy Yard. Cars pass the heuse. no 17-3t* Fe RENT—A FARM in Montzomery conuty 10 miles from Washington, neay tue 7th sireaé turnpike The land produces crops, and is well adapted to the growth of vegetables.’ There is a comfortable Cottace and good Barn on the place. Toaresponsibie man the stock, ntensils, &c., might also be rented. Apply to No. 43 Dan- barton st., G town. no 15-€03t* FSR BENT—on the Hights of Georgetown, jarge and commodions HOUSE, with all the medernr in: provements, spacious ands, stabling, and all other conventences of a first class House; situated No. 74 Congress street. opposiie to Tudor late. Will be Nira with or without furniture. re ees. els swe JOHN E. OARTER. J, OR RENT—To geu‘lemen, Farnivuei ROOMS, GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS. NUISAN cr tice is hereby gi to all persons interested, that! 2 So others will ba pormitted. tat the pertod of ten days ey this date, to remove from their premises any kind of offal or other mat- ter iy hy at anh Tsely to soawn ten dasese. 4204 50 deposit same nearest str 1 less thap four fect from the footway, which will seer OBS eceataelby Sie sateen ie SRA on to bel 8 propos , the condi- tions herein stated must be complied with in ali respects. ‘This notice is given mainly to effect the removal of Pieper tly toed the ce without delay. and S.Silens which, ver? toon” taats will be be ver Secnpens rom Which ENEX ADDISON, Hayor, Mayor's Ovvicz, GeonokTOWN, D. C., Novem- T 9, 1865. yale us ge ORO OR RENT—¥URNISHED ROOM on Dunbar. F(a itreet, No. 184, between High end Con: gress ttreets, Georg aw" ELS NEW DRY GOODS STORE —Just IMDLEERE Mikrae editions cupcts af rests Meriuos. Poplins, Empress Cloths, all wool De Taines, low-priced Delaines, Plaids, Black Silks, Bombazines, Alpacas. (slack and colored.) Co Chee! Ginghams, Prints Prete tw} Hinnkets, Quilts? Shectings, Shirting Muslins. “Gloves and owiery Flaauel: Under Vest * jemen a toe ‘ ore ack Shawl Cl tne and Cassimeres, ol 101 Bridge'st.. Georgetown. D. no Wael" "BENJAMIN MIL PEOPLES. ROOK —Dr. WARREN'S "T HocsesoL PuYsicran, troxting of all known diseases, their Fae ee a cure, in im La . The Agent ow receiving or- ere for It in Ocorgetows. D.C, no 14-12t* ;) OBR SALE—A first-class Family HORSE, young, F sound and gentie. Works Bigre low oe oa and goes. excelle SS or double harn d SELnnen y cee Me. Inquire PY WELLS Stables, Stb street, between D and fr The subscribe: yppy to inform his numerous friends and ceommnd his stock of CABINET FURNITURE T i. FUBNITUBE give th ., consisting of— ich Parlor }, wpholstered in Broca- Vi Parr, and Retr ; Gilt Frame jer Man! irrors; Gilt and Mar- Slabs; Handsome Chamber in Wal- M ‘Oak and , finished and varnish; it Cy} top Side! E A srble-top bles in it 3 » Bureaus, Wash- mes to be found tou dritcions Housefur- ‘ust: ae A call is earnestly re- at 406 F st., between Guu and Zia. no WS-lw~_ RK ished ROOMS. A suite of ne 0! @ mos! lesirah! loca. ns fu theeity Nov 487 Thirtesr th sirest west ¥ streets, and only one minutes’ walk of Willards’ Hotel and the Kirkwood House and Pa. ave. no 11-lm* OR SALE OR RENT—That large, commodions F aud elecant RESIDENCE ccenpied by the late Senator Douglas being uow yacant will be sold or rented upon liberal terms. Apply to Mrs. DOUG- LAS, corner of I street and New Jersey avenue, or to J. C. McQUIBE & CO, The house can be scen atany time. no7 tf OR RENT—FRONT PARLOR and two BED ROOMS. on second floor, communicating. suit. for housekeeping. Also, large Back Frout ROOMS, on third floor, «ui either for a family or sivgle gentlemen, to be let together or separate. Rent ng from $8 to $29 per month. No. 234 Hi wtreet. between 19th, cad B0the one block from cars. no7-Im* OR BENT—A RESTAURANT, with bar at- tached. suitable also for aclothing or provision store, 499 lith street, (only a few doors frem the avenue.) Also, a large and commodions HALL, well Pemree Serene Festivals; Cotillion Par- jes, &e., a sirect. = S2w* W.S. SILLIMAN, Proprietor. RARE CHANCE—FOR SALE—A well-estab- lished CONFECTIONERY, wholesaie and re- tail, including Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, with stable aud commodious shop attached. Also, suit- able for a bakery, doing a good business, Con- nected isa honee mA ax eens 5 ae for yy coe) m * ve years lease, 3a ith street, between M and N. ne 83 R RENT—A large and fine selection of Stand ard Books, Classics, latest Novels, &c., by the thor week. Subecribers may change daily sand obtain Magazines with Feduction. People's Circulating savewy oc 24-008 corner 9th D. @®R RENT—Four FURNISHED HOUSES, rom 9to 13 rooms each. Three Untyraie 0} . Also, for sale, ailing ts on I street, between 12th and 13th streets: iat Lots on H street, be! 7th streets; 2 Building Lots on L street, east of 234 street; 1 Building ¥ 10th street, near R street; Brae apai ct oO WOObr feed WIROR 1.200. . A. % - ? SUR cutheast corner of Pa. avenme apd RENT—That splendid RESI- venue and ey corner of band Lays z north, nt . at the hours of 8 8. and § o'clock Mausi-tt | JAMES TOWLES, Property Agent. OR OR et the Fos, BFXT, Tre PARLORS acd one BED, OOM wil ling or wit 659 Lote boteeee es ee FS BENT—Two BRICK HOUSES on izth w! between O aud P s.reets. Inquire at 525 111 street. Ro t}ct* Foe RENT—ROOMS, iurnished ornnturpis housekee, suitsble for ping. 444 F street, be- tween Sth and le - ate Tl 6th sts. Are for centiemen. Po KENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, of 12 Penuryivaule arouse’ Pert oteeit kee eee Adres 33, Star office. noses ‘OR RENT—One fine, large STORE ROOM, 16 by $2 feet: a first-rate business stand. Inani. of GRORGE MATTINGLY. at Southern Batirosd Office, corner 6th street and Pa avenue. no 7)-6i* SOR REN1—A two story FRAME HOUSE. on kK 7%d st. hens the Circle. Apoyo JOUR &. y ru; re. mnsyi- between and Fo'clock. no sd-3t val en FS: RENT—Part of & HOUSE, convenient for at a med eeping, either the lower or second floor, m te rent, at 165 <2d street west. between Pa. ave. and Ist. no i). pha a a Te a ek ps OTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SAL e of the best stands on Pennsylvania ayende, and the best light in the city. Will be sold very cheap. Inquire at the Star office. ne W-3t* Ko RENT—Four ROOMS, furnished or unfur- nished, two communicating, suitable for house- keeping, with gas, No. 354 10th st., bet. Land M stree 8. po St" Fe, RENT—ROOMS, furnished or unfarnithed, with or without Board. Brick Stable and ( ringe House for rent. One acre Lot the le: Apply to Mrs. MARY BEALL, above the Park, 7th street. Do 20 3t* ne Hose. FOR SALE—A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. containing twelve roums, gas, water. &c , situated in a central and desirable location. is offered forsale Inquire of T. M. HANSON, No. 9 Intelligencer Building. 7th street. no 20-4t" Te LET—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, in a Private dwelling, front and baek parlor, first 282 north side B street, be- tween 2d and 34 streets, immediately in rear of St. Charles Hotel. one short square from Penn avenne, The rooins will be furnished if desired. no 20-3t* floor, brick house No. OR RENT—A handsome nearly new three-story BRICK DWELLING on Lith street west, near L, farnished or usturnished, tt dining-reom, 6 with garden, 1 rt rented for a boarding bense or for snb-renting rooms. Possession given immediately. Inquire of JAS, F. HALIDAY, 516 ith street. south ef Pa. ave. no 20-tf {Totel. & Chron.} OR RENT—A Dwelling HOUSE containing six rooms, situated on East Capitol strect, between 2d and 24 ets. east, in good order. Also. a Dwelling HOUSE with Store Room, containing six rooms; a cood stand for a Grocery; situated on north Bst., betweer 6ih and 7th streets east. Apply to the un- dersizned., on Pennsylvania avenue, between 2d and $d aot east. 0 8 H. R. MARYMAN. ee a eer eee eeneereererrenersrmee ee) UCTION SALES, (For other Auction Sales, see fourth page.| BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BOOKS AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 2ist irstant, at o'cicck a, M., we shail sell, at our aa> ion rooms, corcer of aoe? smeeis.s large collection of Law ard 5. “209 GREEN & WILLTAMS, Avc™s, BY W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioncers. PEREMPTORY 8°18 OF THE MONUMEN- TAL RESTAURANT, ERAS Mes OPPO. SITE HARVEY'S OYSTER SALOON, AT AUC- ON. On THUBSDAY MORWING, Nov. 2%. at 12 o'clk, we shall sel! the entire effects of the Monume.ial Restaurant, 521 11th street, near C stceet, com- —— eptire— rand Fixtures, all com: no t! win all the Effects in the house. The above sale will be peremptory. Terms cash. _noD WM, L. WALL & CO., Auct-. B* W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- ING LOTS, ON 22D STREET, NORTH STREET, AT AUCTIONS _ F E.0n MONDA\ AFTERNOON, ber 27, at 4 an We will sell, in front i Apt Lot 3. No. 9. in Square $1, fronting 65 feet 4% inches on ?2d street, a ® running bck 149 feet 9 inches. couiain- ing 9,199 feet. / crhhe_sbore Lotywill be divided te suit pur- acers. We invite the Attention of buyers to the above sale’ as Gacy eit bemoan ee _ Terms are! One third cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deod of trust on the premises. 208 WM. L. WALL & C0., Aucts. TAMS, Anctioneers. BY GREEN aw HOUSEHOLD. AND JOTCHEN FURITURE, OR ERIDAY, the ith instant, we shall sell. at o'clock @. m..at the declining housckeeping. at the corner of north B and 24 streets oaste Onpitol Mill, kmown onthe house formerly occupied by the Spanish Mimater, ap excellent assortment of Furniture, We enume- rate in part— ewood Damask covered Parlor Suite, consist- ing ~ 2 Sofas, 2 Caste Arm Chairs and Parlor ‘wairs Rosewood Marble oF Centre Table, Walnat Mar- ble top Sideboar: Fine Freuch-plate Gilt frame Mirror and Bracket Fine Velvet. Three-ply, Brussels, and other Car- wales and id Bu ¢ Jenny Lind, Mahogany and other Bed- sieads Walnut Wardrobes, Extension, Dining and other fables Jnut Marble-top Drecsing and other B: wala Bey tone fh = Dg r Bureaus ae Pcds and Bedding, Hair apd other Mat- TeEses. China, Glass anu Crockery ware Cooking, Batiator and otuer Stoves With a good lot of Kitchen Requisite:, and two fine Milch Cows. Terms cash, _Ro 28-d_ GREEN & WILDIAMS, Arcts. Fo BENT —A larze and nicely furaisied BED- ROOM. Apply at No. 506 Delaware avenue, between vorih Band © s'4. ro 38 lw* OR RENT—One BRICK BUUSE, 16 rooms, No. 373 Pa. avenne, between 4' and 6th ms., epposite National Hotel. Apply toll, 8. JOHN: STON, No. 373 Pa. av. no 18. 3t* BOARDING. HOUSE. situated in one of the most desirable locations of tue city, can be bonzht out at very reasonable conditions. Inqnire at the Star office pe 18-5 roe RENT —In Georze! a fine large ROC with four windows. W @ rented to ~entle- Board ifdesired. No. 90, West street, men only. ne 18-3i* I RICK LLOUBE No. 450 M street. between Ja and 15th, {to rent, and FURNITURE, (new,) in part. for sale. Six tooms. Teni @2* per month. Apply at the ionse aiter4o clock pm. no 18-3 "PWOsTORY FRAME, four rooms, on 2iss street west, between L and MAN “cei no 18-<t 18 Intel"iguncer Building. FS. RENT—A two-story FRAME HOUSK, with bake oven, on the corner of N and lsth sts. north. Rent in advance. day and Tuesday. nowt N ONUMENTAL REFR a NING SALOON fiited up ior ladies Houss open Mon- THOMAS MURPHY. SSHMENT AND DI- FOR SALE—Tiis Saloon is 1 gentiemea. Bar-room, sit- ting-room and private boxes avd kitchen all in complete order. No. 52i lth street. Po 18 St* FSS, RESTA Ire, handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS, at 196 I street, euitable for members of Congress, Can be rented either as parior and chamber or two chambers. Within call of the Pennsy ivauia avenue cars. no 13-3t™ *OR RENT—Tc a genteel family, @ banésome Fone PARLOR DINING EOOt KITCHEN and BEN-RvOM. Gasand water on ea em pow Apply No. 83 44: siveet, Island, near Maryland avenne. no 18 St* q ieee SALE OF GOVERMENT BUILDINGS AT CAMP BARRY, D.C. Headquerters Depairment of Washineton, Office of Cl ief Quartermaster. Washington. D. C.,Noveinber 2, 1335. phate sold ai public anction, to the hi: bidder, hest at Camp Barry, D. C., under the direction . J. R. Hynes, A.Q.M. on WEDNESDAY, 19 o'clock &. m.. the follow s, Lorches, Piatforms, Fouces, $c. at that place. viz: 15 Barracks, exch 92 by 2:24 feet. two stories high, with two Porches te each building. 5 Stables, each 248 by 29 feet. 6 do do 202 by 285 feet. 2 do do 203 by 22 feet. 1 do 257 by 78 foot 1 Headquarters Butldi bigh, with three poi 25 by 2% feet, one story hi 1 Guard-house. £0 by % feet, one story high, with one wing, 40 by 2% feet 10 Buildings, averaging 12 by 15 feet, onestory high each. 29 Sinks, Watch boxes, &e., small size, with enclosure Feaces. Walks, Platforms, Steps, &c. The Buildiags will be sold singly, and property must be removed within ten days from date of sale Terms cash, in a sis Colonel and Chiei Quartermaster _no 20-8t Department of Washington. 21 feet, two stories also, two winzs, each 3° CROWN, WALKER & CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, NEAR OORNER OF VIRGINIA AVE- NUE AND 2D STREET, INLAND. On WEDNESDAY, the 22d inst., at 4 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, in frout of the premises. Lo* No. 21, in subdivision of part Lot No. 1, in Square N. 81, fronting 17 feet 61-1€9 on Virginia avenue, bees ne oes Sane. ‘ 4 ‘erms cash. Conveyanc and stamps at the ycost of the purchaser * + {OR RENT—On G street. between 2ist and 24 Strects west, a FRAME HOUSE, with 6 rooms init. Also. on 2ist. between L M streets, a small FRAME HOUSE, with4 roomsinit. For terms apply to JOS. LIBBEY, No: 27 Water st, Georgetown. no 18-3t* FS RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, with back building, &c., on H street, between North st street west, in Printing Office 8a coptaing seven rooms, has front porch, cistern in yard, and pump near front door, Rent $60 per month, payable in advance. Address WM. STICKNEY. no 18-tf ‘o unfornished RUOMS, snitable mall family, 508 15th stree no 17-3t* JOR RENT—Ten ROOMS, oF the whole honse, corner of K and 2éth streets. Apply en the premises. uo 17-3t* FOR S4LE-« RESTAURANT, well located, I and doing a good business. Inquire Star Of- co. GOOD BAGATELLE TAB Ez cheap. Congress Hall, Penn. avenue, between 6th and 7th ste. east. no 17-3t* NE LABGE FURNISHED PARLOR with Chambers; with or without Board. 4=5 Wot street. between D and E. Bo 17-3t* {OR RENT—Three story and basement BRICK “Fotis, on Cat nd Totiens ar. Peecssion immediately) DOWNMAN & GREEN. 1= In: telligencer Building. ho 17-3t OR RENT—A FURNISHED KITCHEN, two BED-ROOMS and use of a Piano and Parlor. Terms reasonable. Green st _ - ie OR RENT—Two ROOMS, suitabh keeping. for &small family withont children Terms $9. Inquire ai 574 New Jersey avenue, no 17 st* OE QE. TUE NEATEST LITTLE BAR AND @YSTER SALOONS in the city can be bought chea), the owner being e in other business. Inquiie at the Star office, no 17-3t* ARGE AND HANDSO 4 well furnished CHAM tlemen only, 111 Penn, 29th ete. ro: RENT—In a Apply at 37 cor. Bricge and no i7-St* rivate family, one FLOUR of three room table for housdkeeping#in a good neighhorboe Rent moderate to a smi grown family. Inquire at the Stur Office. nol7-3t* OR RENT—A two-siory FRAME HOUSE. on S street, near bili street, Inquire at WIESEN- FIELD & CO.’S, corner of . aveame and 4)¢ street. no 17. 3t FOE SALETA new two-story FRAME HOUSE BE Fm rooms, for sale for $: 1 i cat Jamp Stoneman. Can he mov smal it. HALL, KILBOURN & CO. “ho 17-8 * "Real Estate Brokers, OR RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBRE Joining, and two Chambers on the 24 floor, all comfortably furnished. suitable for Members of Congress or other gentlemen, at 495 12th st., bet. Eand F. nol OOMS TO LET—Several p.easant ROUMS to rent, suitable for fami!‘ =s, 2 16th street, near H st. no é-lw* ESTAURANT AND BUARDING HOUSE on 7th street for sale. Inquire at the Star of. fice. no 16-2w* FSR SALE OR RENT —Teo 2) small FRAME BUILDINGS on Delaware avenne. between L and oe Feet pete et 500 D st. north, and jepot. moo eet = H. WILLARD. no (OR SALE — The LEASE, FURNITURE, BF’ Stodit tnd EIRTURES of a desirable hotel’ Good location for business. Inquire at Star Office Counter. no 15-60" FOE BALE—The LEASE of a new fitted up tore. a first rate stand for any kind of busi- ress, on Penn. ave., forsale, Inquire at the Star Office. no 14-6t* FOR RENT—T wo new FURNISHED ROOMS, on first floor, two blocks from Sveoee, eae of Congress. ¢ OHARLES BRECHT'S. S30 Patarenue no 14st POUR ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- F NISHED, FOR RENT—Snitable for house- keeping, Termaliberal. Luquire at 433 15th st., between Band C, Island. no li tw z '—A ¥F 5 tai ROBE Tot EA SUE gait BRECHTS. 369 Pa areune, SARE Le 3 URNISHED BOOMS.—' Iarve and hand- men. at as4 |. avenue, second door from 10th ror three squares from ete ait are warmed by heater, ney ae FRR ea See M. STRINGFIELD, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ‘ . EGGS. CAEESE. FISH. BUTTE OUR, AND GENERAL PRODUCE. Having taken She fore No. 314 G street, be- * furnish the Satie! put he stove’ SURGITA? Soannanle Ta uick séles and small profite. no 8-3m* FRANCIs H.SMITH.} UAMEs 0, CLEPHANE H & OLEPHANE omit aw REPORTERS 5 SHORTHAND Wi Hea area 0. LET-Two ofthe ROOMS in Weshington, belug the upper stator of bullde the tng gonna cfaepust went and arenes, store. Also, a large BASEMENT, suitable for « first- Jase Restaurant, in rear of said buikling, near Pisa tien, legate ot NAOHETE SS PM A2=20n00en FARM FOR RENT. sae ei hati gear ean ok ney | Caen Ce “bo 18-3° CROWN, WALKER & CO.. Aucts, BY GREEN © WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUOTION SALE OF A BUILPING LOT oN SOUTH CAli TOL STREET, BET. R AND 8 STREETS SOUTH. On THURSDAY, the 271 instant, at4 e'cloek p. m., in front of the premises, north part of Lot 3, in Square 708, having 30 feet’ front, running back good depth. Terms cash. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. $50 down when sold. no 184 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, B* “THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. HOESEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS oF ATFAMILY DECLINING OUSEREEDING Ou WEDNESDAY MORNING, ber 204, nytt November 224, at 10 o'clock, I will setl, 2d street. near the Georgetown College,a ree assortment of House- hold Furniture, consis! Hair Cloth Chairs and Sofa Marble-top. Centre, and other Tables Bare: ash<tands, Wa: }) &e. Cott: tt, Chairs and Lounge Walnut Extension Table ani Sideboard Carpets, Oil Cloth and Matting Crockery and Glastware Parlor, Kitchen and other Stoves, And a variety of goods not mentioned. THOMAS DOWLING, no 18-4 {Con. Union.} Auctioneer. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL BSTAT ON STH STRERT Wrst GRTWERNG AND STREETS, BY PUBLIU AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the 2ith instant, at 4 o'clock p, m., Ne. 4, in Square 22 feet 6 inches front. ranning back ved all with the cee ge wom in front of the prejises, part Lot No. 429, havi rooms halle, ire. throug! fine water in the yard, and in repair, maki: it a firet-class residence, near The ublie de- partments. : One fifth cash; balance in 1, 2,3 and 4 i ecured by 8 deed of trust on the premises. nterest om votes te be paid quarterly. All conveyaneing and revenue stamps at the cost of tse penchoret. #2 will be required down on the property when sold. Title indisputable. Pessessien given omoaity, as the house is now vacant, GREEN & WILLIAMS, noisd int.) Auctioneers. B™ J.C. McGUTRE & CO., Auctioncers.. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUEBNITURS. _— By order of the honorable the Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, I will sell, on THU BS- DAY MORNING. November ?iM, at Wo'clock, at Lhe residence of the late Thomas McGuire, No. 580 7th street. between B strect and Maryland avenue, on See selenes the Furniture contaimed therein, on of chtskoeas Haircloth Sofa, Kockers, and Side ri Mahogany Marble top Centre Table pirusele, Three-ply, and Ingrain Carpets and ngs Wainut Hais-cloth Arm Chair, Mantel Orna- ments Rat rack, Window Shad: Waluut Extension Dining and other Tables Do. Jenny Lind Carved Bedsteads Pureaus, Bedsieats, Washstands Cottage Suite, Toilet Ware Wardrobes. Dressing Stand ind Step Gigs and Carnets Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows Mattrerses, Quilts, Blankets toe isres nua neem Te loves. Cane and Wood Seat Chan Ts Lot Harness, Saddles. and Bridles Cutting Box and Stable Fixtures tockery and Glassware With a lot ofother Household and Kitchen Re- Quisites. Terms cash. RICHARD G. POLLEY. Administrator. no J. ©. McGUIRE & OO., Ancts. B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Noy. 274. 1365, atderlock p m.. I will sell, in ront of the — awh tt No. 141. frontihg % feet on Daa- een con rar ae Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur ono i THOS. DOWLING, Auct. BOF ReCOR Li BARD: BW aces Bee ieee AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERWOON AND 10-FORROT?. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUARLE TS Tie, 7 ~ FRO OR Ni Te PERT SE On MONDAY, the seth tust., at 4 . m. weahall sellin front of the premises, Too, ai 22) 23. 24, 25, and 26, im ‘No. 867, being blocks from ‘the Capitol. irchasere a Fa crportunity to purchase a Lot = ve-third cash; the balance gix, twelve, ths, secared By deed of trust apon o) 1 stam ps at the pur- pols GREEN'S WILLTAMS. Amcts, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucitoneers. On fontk Lg AND LOT ON 0 ORTH M. EEN SEVEPT, FIQnTH STREETS WEST. AT oro ONDAY. the 20th instant. we sell,in front of the premises, at fo ieck p hw} front ‘Kalley, Prame m. Abe Be. 2. in square No. 424. —_ a pecessary ont houses erms inal! aah balance in six snd twelve months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and deed of trust taken. All conv: . including revenue stamps, at the cost of eee. $s patd oor when the ity ie nold. 100 to Bol 4 N & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY chow N, WALKER & OO , Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTION We will sell, on MONDAY next, November ™, at 4 0’clock >. m , tis t 5 Trams Dweilines: tow We wea ~ Dwel : in rear, three small Tevements “4 Terms: (One-half cash; the balance in six and al creramessine juukidbis sone en at conveyancing. inc! i. " the cost of the a. ees no 16-4t* . WALKER & ©O , Ancts. BY PLANT & ©0., Auctioneers, = VALUABLE BVILDING LOT ON STH STREET WEST, BETWEEN 8 AND T STREETS On MONDAY, the 2th inetant, at 4 o'clock pm, on the premi: we shell sell. part of Loi 6. ia ng 15 feet 7}; rnches on 8th street ty 00 feet. © Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost. $24 required waen fea proeerty is sold. PLANT & CO. Auctioneers, no 15 dte* No. 350 D st., bet. 9th and 10th. Y K. F. PAGE, Auctioneer. B SMALL FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON K STREET AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On MONDAY, November 0th, at 4p. m,, I shall sell, en the premises, a small’ one-story’ Frame Dwelling. situate on K street north, between 9th and 10th streets west. Subject to removal. Terms cash, KF a a AREAL ESTATE AUCTION sa BY HALL, KILBOURBN & ©O., REAL ESTATE BROKERS. ©. W. BOTELER, JE., AUCTIONE! On TUESDAY, ember Zist, 16 a, two- story Brick House, No. 643 L street, between 4th and Sth streets, House contains 6 rooms and sum. mer kitchen, good stable and coal house. Fruit trees, grapes and shrubbery on the lot—s very de- sirable place . Terms: One-third cash; balance on time. 80, ‘The Furniture in the house, consisting of Splendid Piano, nearly new, Complete Set of fine Parlor Farnitrre, nearly new, Two Cottage Sete, Hair Mattresses, Brussels Carpets, Extension Tables, Kitchen Furniture, &c..&¢..&c. ALL, KILBOURN & CO. Real Estate Brokers, corner 7th and F si no 16-4t (Chron, & Int. ¥ WM. L. WALL & GO., Auctionsers, South corner Pa. ave. and 9th street. GROCERIES, SUGARS, CANDLES, &c., AT Tt On TUESDAY MORNING, Noy. 21, commencing at W o'clock, we will sell, at our Auction Reoms, without reserve for cash—_ £9 bbis., Crashed. white, and Yellow Sugars & boxes Adsmantine Candles 2 boxer Yellow Soap 20 boxes Ground Coffee ‘Dee Cigars ct — toes) Mestera oxes Pepper. Pipes, and Mus! 20 bbls. Whisky, different brauds 10 octaves Brandy One Steam Oyster Boiler Bame. Shoulders, and Bacon AY 4 Se reriet ey goote tn the grocery line, all of which w: promptly. po 18 wW.L. WALL & 00., Aucts. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Anotioneers, South corner Penn. avenue and $th street. &c.. AT AUCTION. NING. November 21, com- Li o'clock , we will seli, at our auction By. Goods, &c., ag , Flannels, Hoop Skirts, Dress Goods, Calicoes grew. Biortery Eha' ‘astimeres. ns es, Poplins, Blankets. Neck Ties, Plaid Goods and Merinoes, Balmoral Skirts, Crasn, TabieCloths. Towels and Toweling, Ladies’ and Gents’ Mandherchicfs, Drawers, With many et DRY GOODS. On TUESDAY MO! mencing at Shirte aed In the Pry Goods line, all qchwhich sold withoat reserve. nos WW. Ls, WALL & 00. Aucts, SALE OF GOVERNMENT SUILDINGS. Oil Copan DC, Newmont n't Will be sold at public auctton,oa the inder the direction of Captain J. H. O: Oi. cn TUESDAY, November 3i, 186, 8 f o'clock p. m.. Slated on B Sod eetan Wes saa, ith 5 ms * Wart, as follows : by 289 feet. Ges LD Ebeb mbuatiies eoecenie, 2 by-26 Good One Wb) 5 Le ~ 7 * The buildings will be selcsingly, ahd must bore: ved within ter days trom date of sale. “Perm: : Cash. in Government aye yorder of Brevet Majer Gen. D.H. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, Depst of Washincton CHAS. H, TOMPKINS, no 6-8t Brett Colonel and Quartermaster. B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, THREE STORY BRICK DWELLIN OUSE Ou jem STREET, BETWEEN C SAB ORIO On TUESDA amber 2i<t, at 4 o'clock p, m., on the pr esball sell the north 21 feet front vf Lot ie. located on 12th street west. between and Ohio avenue. ranpi back an average depth of about 8 fect, improv by a three story Brick Dwelling, with s two-story back hatiding, conteink img 14 rooms. Gas end &x- tures throughcut. erms easy: One-feurth cash; balance imone, two, end three years: deferred payments beari ba on — i deed of — on the prem Conveyancing at purchaser's expenss. bo 15 3.0. McGUIBe & CO.. Aneta, 3Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. THREE VALUABLE UN BOVED BUILD- ING LOTS ON OSTRE when PS on TEP ones OF 18TH 8T. . B- On WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant. at 4 o'clock . m.,in fromt of the premiges. Lots R, i square 20, in Morrison's sutxti vision. fronting pode Sf: repping bach 103 feet 9 inches, tee a ic alley. . Terms : One-third cash; balances snd i2 months, secured by @ deed of trust am. the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of see pu each when sold. seine That.) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ~~ EXCELLENT PIANO FORTS AND HOUSE- OUP FURNITURE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, the 724 inst., at 10 o'cleck m..we shalleell, at the resideuca of G. W. Uter. mehble, on M: 7th — west, ( Ore a au ee mae Ma mabe & Gable, itimore. Md. One Parlor Suite. consisting of Tete a-tete Sofas, =e et are Ee Mem le a Feivet. Brusecls. -ply, Ingrain and other ‘ai Bureans, Walow French Batsmeds, Deceting i. i of Ps Pucrenus, Wardrobe, Washataisis Sol Gane: Walnut Extension Dining pester. Sock Parlor and Obamber Btoves, and Kitchen roid msny ether articles too numerous te enume- nat Poxjock, in front of the premises, one nearly Lf ‘Terms cash containing roAleos the House te for thirteen od GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts. BY 3.0. McGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers,