Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s TuzaTER.—Fourth night of James . Murdoch. and titien of the play of “Wild Oats,” Murdoch as “Kovyer.” t )-mor= Tow night “Hamlet,” and benefit of the great actor. CanTERBURY.—The ballets of “La Fete de Krakoa” and “La Boda de Malaga,” the eques- trian burlesque of «Mazeppa,” and the panto- mime of “Old Mother Hubbard,” and other performances. _istanxp HaLL.—Grand ball of the Awkward ©lub. Arrangements are perfected for one of the most successful affairs of the season. Boarp or Trapz.—The Board of Trade Di- rectors met last night at the Trade Rooms, cor- ner of 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue. Mr. S. Norment was called tothe chair in the absence of the President. The following persons were proposed for Membership and elected:—Amos Kendall, A. Orme & Son, Alexander Gardner, W. Stickney, —_ hg! . Baldwin Brothers, M. G. Emo- yi W. A. Bradley, K. F. Page, Gray & Noyes, . Coyle, David Edes, OC. Wendell, C. Edmon- ston, Thomas Lewis, Charles Bradley, S. J. Bowen, Martin Connolly, and Mayfield & Brown. A communication was received from Dr. R. Finley Hunt (formerly city surveyor), making Suggestions in relation to the improvement of the river Crag &e. Pane recommen, as the only means of preventing the permanent de- stracnon of the Washington and Georgetown channel, and also as a sanitary measure, the building of a wall or breakwater whose curve shall be a reverse of that taken by the carrent of the river in its deflection from the shore at Easby’s ship-yard, commencing from some point at or near the foot of Analostan Island, and continuing it until its tangent will be a tangent to the curve which the Washington shore makes between the Long Bridge and the Arsenal wharf. The effect of building this wall would be to throw the current of the Po- temac directly from the foot of Analostan Island tothe Washington shore at the Long Bi. ge, and thence along the shore to, and past the mouth of the Eastern Branch. All alon this line the current would wash out this so: alinvial deposit, and give us a channel about & thousand feet wide and from fifteen to twen- ty-five deep. This would meet all wants for commercial purposes, and would never re- quire dredging as long as the Potomac con- tinues to flow. The channel of the river being se much deepened at the mouth of the canal, the deposit with which the canal is filled ‘Would in the course of time, if left to itself, drift out and be carried down the river, or if once removed by dredging would not be re- placed As the interests and negotiations involved in this plan are such as to be beyond the pro- vince of any other authority than the Govern- ment of the United States, therefore it is the duty as well as the policy of the Government to take it in hand and carry it out in such manner as may seem best to them. The communication was referred to the com- Mittee on routes, &c.. with instructions to con- fer with the Mayor and Board of Aldermen on the subject. Mr. A. KR. Shepherd offered the following resolutions Whereas the business interest of the Dis- trict of Columbia and its growth and import- ance would be materially augmented by a con- solidation of the cities of Washington and Georgetown and of the county of Washington into one municipality, instead of being, as at present, under the control of five distinct au- thorities, viz: the Corporation of Washington, Corporation of Georgetown, the Levy Court, the Police Commissioners, and the Commis- sioner of Public Buildings; and Whereas it is important that measures should be taken to induce Congress to take away the present charter and regulations, and so consol- idate the District, that its government may be efficient and harmonious;and - Whereas itis eminently proper that the Board of Trade of the District of Columbia, repre- senting so large an amount of the property and trade of the District, should take the lead in this movement: Therefore be it Resoived, That a meeting of the Board of Trade be held at the City Hall on Wednesday, the 6th proximo, at 5 p. m., to consider the propriety of furthering this project, and that the secretary give pubic notice of such meeting. Mr. Shepherd said the measure proposed in these resolutions was a business necessity, and should not be mixed upinany degree with — negro suffrage or anything else. We ve nothing todo with politics inthis Dis- trict, and they never shonid be dragged into Matters of District interest. Mr. Elvans, Mr. J. F. Brown and Mr. R. M. Hall followed, taking the same view, and the Topos.tion calling the meeting to take the sub- ject into consideration was carried unani- mously. Mr. Elvans stated that W. J. Stone, Esq., had in course of preparation for the conside- ration ot the Board of Trade and presentation to Congress, if approved by the business com- munity, 4 law for the creation of limited part- nerships in tbe District of Columbia, and also a general law for the creation of corporations for manufacturing purposes, similar to the pro- Visions ot the laws of New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland. Mr. R. M. Hall presented a communication from B. B. French, Esq., suggesting the ad- Vantage of uniting the resources of the Masonic fraternity and the Board of Trade in the erec- tion of a building in this city for the use of both organizations: referred. Messrs. Jos. F. Brown, Geo. F. Gulick, Asbury Lloyd, and Crosby S. Noyes, of the Board of Aldermen committee, were present, apd a protracted conversational discussion upon the subject of permitting railroad connec- tions through the city by steam was held, and the unanimous opinion of the Board of Trade Was elicited, to the effect that such connection would be most disastrous to the business in- terests of Washington. ——¢——— ARREST OF A SUPPOSED PICKPOCKET AND Hore: Turer.—Tuesday night, a dispatch was received at police headquarters requesting the arrest of a printer named George Seymour, on the steamer Vanderbilt, as soon as sbe should arrive at the Washington wharf. He is charged with picking the pocket of an old gentleman at Richmond of a passage ticket andasum of money. The nember of the ticket was 499. At 7 o'clock yesterday morning the steamer ar- rived. and was boarded by Patrolman Wal- lingsford, of the Seventh Ward. As soon as Seymour was arrested he threw overboard a goid watch and chain, which was sabseguent- ly fished up by a colored man and given to the officer. The hatf of the ticket, 499. which se- cured Seymour's passage to Washington, was produced by the agent of the steamer, and the other half, which was good fora to Baltimore, was found on the prisoner. The prisoner was taken to police headquarters for safe keeping. There detectives Kelley and Bigley saw him, and suspected him of having, on the night of the i3th instant, entered three Tooms of the National Hotel, from one of which, occupied by Mr. William Price, was stolen diamond pin and a valuable silver watch. From another room, occupied by Pay- master Wm. H. Thompson, there was taken 265 and a pistol; and from another, oceupied by Mr. Beveridge, $i5 and a set of fine sleeve buttons. Last night, Mr. Nivers, clerk of the National, went to headquarters and identified the —— as aman who was registered at the hotel on the 13:b instant by the name of “G@. Seymour.” Detective Kelley recognized him as 4 man named Thomas Mason. ———§————— Circuit Court, Judge Olin—Baker and Cropley against Bogue and Donnelly; verdict for plaintiff for $05.23, with interest from May 20, 1365. The case of Emily F. Wiley against Mar- shall Brown was then resumed. The jur: sworn in the case are as follows :—William i. Carrico, Richard Roberts, E. B. Barrett, Hil- lary Smith, Peter Berry, John L. Kidwell, Augustus Dorsey, Bernard Hays, Fred’k G. Robr, John M. Stake, Richard T. Ciseell and Alex. Rutherford. Yesterday, some testimony taken on the pre- vious trials was read to the jury. Messrs. Brent, Merrick and Norris appear for the plaintiff, and Messrs. Davidge and Bradley for the defendant. ee Concert AT ASSEMBLY’s CavRCH Last Nient.—A large and appreciative audience attended .the concert given last night for the benefit of the church by the choir, under the Girection of Mr. J.G. Chamberlain, its leader, Prof. Schell presiding at the piano. Mr. Harry Sherman played two pieces in fine style. Miss ‘Woods’ solo was encored, and the singing of Mrs. Kate Smith and Miss Emma Fienner mo pprecisted. ‘Fhe chorus, in which the cboirs of seven different churches were repre. sented, was particularly fine. The church ‘was very handsomely decorated with fiags, and the concert proved a great success. ——¢—__ CHARGE OF Geanp Larcen About eight o'clock Iast night, Henry Banks, colored, was arrested by officer Brown, on a charge of steal- ing 8 watch, the property of Thomas D. Bell. from the dyeing establishment, on 7th, near E street. The prisoner was taken to the Central Geardhouse, and locked up to awaita before Justice Thompson. The complainant being & stranger to the officers, was required to ive security for his appearance as a witness. fue complainant subsequently found his watch and acknowledged his error. So) RES AyoTBER BurGlary.—Tuesday night, the clothing store of A. Rosenberger, O street, be- tween New Jersey avenue and north Capitol street, Was entered by burglars, who pried open the front door. The burgiars stole a num- ber of coats, pants, vests, and four carpet bags, valued at about $300. No clue to the burglars has yet been obtained. Mr. Rosenberger had been in the habit of sleeping in his store, but tpon this occasion did not lodge there. OITyYy ITEMS. aes Go To PRIcc’s DOLLAR JEWSLRY Storg, No. 435 Penne lvyania avenue, third door from 434 street, for fornia stone sets. ——_2——_ ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of the parties wanting to rentapiano. An excel- eh ga to rentan instrument is thus A Carpv.—Owing to the delay in the ship- ment of some ef at furnitare from New York, my new Saloon I not open before Monday or Tuesday of next week; but my new roasting machine is nowin full blast, and customers can be furnished with oysters in every style over the counter of my old-established saloon, 251 C street, corner of lith. T. M. Harvey. es Hor Sopa— What a Novel'y—That wonderfal Magic fountain at No. 206 Pennsylvania avenue near Willards, is now giving out Genuine Hot Soda, with the celebrated fee Cream, Egg Nog and other Syrups, which have been so Popular during the Summer Season. Soda Ice Cold and Genuine Sweet Apple Cider, sre also still on draught. e03 —_——e—_—. Go To Priea’s DoLLarR JEWELRY STORE, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 4% street, for Christmas presents. PCra REE Sli Covers, Hoarsevess, and the Various Throat affections to which Public Speakers, Military Officers, and Singers are liable, re- lieved by “Browns Bronchial Troches.” Having a direct influence to the affected parts, they al- lay Irritation. The freedom from all delete- rious ingredients makes the Troches a safe rem- edy for the most delicate female, or youngest child, and has caused them to be held in the highest esteem by those who use them. eo ere nner CATCHING A TARTAR.—Negiect your teeth and you will soon catch a tartar there. Mani- pulate them daily with that rare vegetable compound, Sozodont, and neither tartar nor canker, or any dental disease can ever infect or injure either them or the red cushions in which they are inserted. eo er Tue Frer.—Loss of health, energy, temper, and good looks, are the inevitable cense- quences of neglect of disordered feet. To all afflicted we would advise a call at Dr. White's Rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. The skilful chiropodist never fails to give relief without causing pain, and none can afford to suffer who are within his reach. —— GREAT BarGarns in Jewelry and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Stere, No. 456 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Your choice for one dollar, which also secures you a free gift, consisting of cluster, jet and coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. a: no 11-Im* NEws FOR THE LaApres.—Mr. Prince, stamper, 391 F street, opposite Patent Office, has reduced his price of stampting tosix cents per width for skirts and pantalets. He is the only practical Stamper inthe District. ‘Ladies go see him opposite the Patent office. 6 MARRIED, LAZENBY—HOOPER. On the lth inst., at the resdence of the brides father. by the Rey. 8. A. Wil- Mr. FRANCIS M. LAZENBY of Georgstown, BELL HOOPER, daughter of Esq., of Baltimore, Md. * PARKER. In this city, on Wednesday after- noon, November 22d, at 2 o'clock, after a protract- ed illness of nine weeks, from [OT rc fever, Mr. HENRY T. PARKER, in the year of his age. His funeral will take place from his late resi- dence, No. 336 8th street. on Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The friends and acquaintances of the fam- ily are respectfully invited to attend. = PERSONAL. D2 GA BRETT hes removed his residence and ; eee to No. 405 New York avenue, near lith street. For the convenience of potsene residing in the lower portion of the city, he will promptly attend to all messages left at the drugstore of Nairn & Bro.. corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. no 21-eolm YARD —DR. S. J. RADCLIFFE (late Surgeon and Brevet Lieut. Colonel, U. 8. Vol. Staff,) offers his professional rervices to the citizens of Georgetown and Washington. Office, No. 44 Ist street, 2d doer east of Market, Georgetown. n18-Im* I R. CHARLES MH. BOWEN Corner Massachusetts Office hours—From 7 to 9 and7 to9p.m. OB . IGH. J gi shout OFFICE, No. 258 F street, between 13th and 14th, oc 23-$m* Washington. D. C. enue and 6th at. m., 12 to 1s P. m., noli-Im* INGLE, . ised ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree‘ _0c 24-49 asHING TON, D. O . ANTISELL. D SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, oe 8 Offers his Medical Sei Surgeon of Volunteers), Fvices to the inhabitants of Washington and Georgetown. Particular atten- tion devoted to diseases of the kidney and skin. Office 208 Pennsylvania avenue, foar doors west of Willard’s. oc 24-Im* ADAM AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME- dium, can be consulted at her residence, No. 62 Mentgomery street, Georgetown, D. C., upon the past, present and future events, business, lost or stolen property, recovery of the same, love, mar- riage, sickness, remedy for, &c.. from & a. m. to 9 p.m. Do 22-lw* A CURE GUARANTEED.—Consult oid BARNES. Forty years » the cure of all secret diseases. m ing, Consultation GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Dr. ial attention to ashington Bui 9. 12, cerner Penna. nd 7th st. free no 2-Im* FOR BENT—Two new HOUSES, on 34 street, Georgetown, N and 57, containing six rooms, with cellar. Rent moderate. For terms apply fo JAS. ROBERTSON, Agent, No. 60 Pros- pect street. no 21-3t* Foe RENT—FURNISHED ROOM on Dunbar- ton street. No. 134, between High and Con- gress ttreets, Georgetown no 17-2w* MILLER’S NEW DRY GOODS STORE —Just IVE received, a large additional rupply of French Merinos, Poplins, Empress Cloths; all wool De laines, low-priced Delaines, Plaids, Black Silks mbazines, Alpacas, (black and colored.) Co- boures, Shephard’s Ohecks, Ginghams, Prints, (very low,) Blankets, Gate, 8] ings, Shirting Muslins, Gloves and Hosiery, Flennels, Under Vests for ladies and gentlemen, Shawls, a ee stock of Black Shaw! loths and Cassim: , for sale low, at 101 Bridge eee oe D.C... by no M4-Im* BENJAMIN MILLER. HE PEOPLE'S BOOK.—Dr. WARREN'S HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN, treating known diseases, their cause, ey toms and lain language. The Agent is now receivi ers for it in Georgetown, D.C. no 14-12t* QseNs! ONIONS !! ONIONS !!! FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. Four hundred barrels of YELLOW ONIONS for sale tn store on Dr Gannell's Dock, betwoon 10th »U. D: re ol eet Waa TTIONER © CO, 496 9th street, or in storehouse on the Bo 16-6t* above-named dock. G®EAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS, AT METZEROTT & CO.’S WAREROOMS, No. 318 Penna. ave., between 9th and 10th streets, One fine new Ohickering & Son’s Grand Square Piano. » handsomely carved. One Chickering & Son’s Parlor Grani, almost ne‘ Ww. One 7-cetave, William Miller, almost new. One 7-octave, Philadelphia Co, One 6-ectave. Steward & Co. The abcve Pianos we have taken in exchange for Stefoway & Son's Pianos. We will sell themat low figures to make room. . G. METZEROTT, Sole Agency of Steinway's Pianos, and Mason & Hamlin’s Cabinet Organs. no 13 FRANCIS H.sMITH.) LIAMESs 0. CLEPHANE SMITH & OLEPHAN LAW BEPORTERS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS, 29 Indiana avenue, betw. $4 and oc l4-tf Clerk's Office, LARIFIED CIDER, &c. CLARIFIED CIDER, &. Th just received steamer Fairfax, a su ply of PORE CABIFIED CIDER. which T offer ta quantities to suit at New York prices. sts.. or lity Hall. fe CIDER: ip cacke and ba od 2 set a 5 on band and at lowest market rates, one bundved barrela CIDER VINEGAB. delivered free of SEY A. SHINN “Union Bottling Depot,” st yD. O. 57 Green st., Ro N-tw {fntel. & Chron.} A CARD —To prevent misapprehension, it fs Poteet wi a2 me to state that T have no interest ated mente, and which will be o; thle city, Wo pelea o to make it the leading saloon of W: Pgton. w20 i algncr so Cnetie coe PET P BOYER & BULNSTINE, . LISNSED PAWNBROKERS @6 STH STREET, Second deer from Pennsylvania avenue, south 14 SEWELBY. CLOTHING dent’ W42rgue WANTS. SS a Ea WANTED-« young LADY to attend instore, 516 7th street. It wes LANSBURGH & BRO. z » twelve er fourteen years old, as nurse & chi! a ete ee and thi snd chree years of age. “apps af 143 ——— : call petra Seonty.. eens teat soe + None 3 cept well recommended. Address Box . 326 Post Office, stating whore to be seen. no 25-8t* ANTED- EMPLOYMENT at bookkeeper or aman' is an rienced pensman. Apply 10 or address £80 Tech sireet. ‘st* aN Fespectabl Girl, e W AATORTION ton de eibereake okies work. references street, between 19th and ANTED—A first.class ORGANIST, for the C.M. MATTHEWS, Consters atreot cnpontte Post MM. Jon ai + O] Gate or to JOHN Be DAVIDSON 09. Water street, Georgetown. no 23-eotf ANO WANTED—A liberal rent will be paid Po Srcnitls roldunent Watters ee ae —_ = fw ee noe ni eo le ‘urniture, ress ‘ bs ae Dox Bo Washiggion 1t* ANTED.—Everybody wants good BUTTER at chi . We are selling choice ear PORBLE BUTTER” © it 58 Call at “SLOANS Butter Depot,” 499 11th st., 4 doors north of Pennsylvania avenue, and exam- ine for yourselves. Ro 23-5t* (Chronicle copy.} W4ANTED-A WOMAN to nurse a baby. Apply NY 316 Delaware avenue. No 22-3t' ANTED-—Six good CARPENTERS. Good WwW ‘wages paid. Appr to GEO. E. GRIMES, 223 Teh st. north, bet. Mand N- no 22-20" | WARTED_Two PAINTERS. Apply at Car- roll Place, Penna. ave. and ist street, at 8 o'clock a, m, no 22-2t* W ANTED—Two DRESSMAKERS at No. 359 38th street west, between H and Lats. Wages from $5 to $6 per week. None but good hands need apply. no 2 » Apply st 212K Sihrats, “PPT SE AE, ANTED—To SELL OUT by the first. eat and Provision Store. doing a good business. Good reasons given for selling out. Address Busi- ness, to this office. no 22 3t* GOOD GIRL of about 12 —_ oe ye can finda HOME. Must mind the baby, and make her- self useful. Apply at No. 26 63, st., bet. D and E, Island. Do 22-2t* ARTED—To sell or rent immediately, three HOUSES. nated on Pennsylvania avenue, East Capitol, 13th street ,(Island,) and in the north- ern part of the city, Toqatre at DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, cer. D and 10th sts. no 22-3t* $300 —A PARTNER WANTED WITH + the above amount in an established Oyster and Drinking Saloon. A single man pre- ferred. The advertiser having bay A cee cannot attend to both, Apply at the Star Office. no?2-3t* WANTED-a good BARBER wanted. None bute ee one must apply, at 338, cor- ner of E and 13th sts. Ro 21-e02t* ANTED — At Pennsylvania House, 257 C street, one first-class DINING ROOM GIRL. None but experienced hands need apply. no 21-3t . WANTED $5,000 in cash, or will $5.000 tako7 Bo hose at par, for which a liberal interest will be allowed, and a bonus paid, Also, for sale 12 small houses and lots, cheap for cash, JOHN L. SMITH Attorney at Law, _No 20-6t* 8th street, corner Market Space. 381 wanren. ¥457*?- wantrp. 3881 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING Han reduced his price to SIX OENTS PER WIDTH for 8 nd al PANTALRTS. CLOAKS. CAPES, SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, dc., 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 fo «tamp any pattern brought us. As we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing to come down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the gale peace Lo sortment of Pat- terns not exce: n New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, 481 _F street, opposite Patent Office Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawls. for sale. no 15 V JANTE hoemakers to know that they can urchase LEATHER and FINDINGS at the Shoe Finding Store rituated at 479 1ith st.. bet. Eand F. Loc 26-1m"] J.0. HALL, V NTED.—For a first class Oenfectionery in Baltimore, a competent WORK MAN to take charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental work, and well r mnded. Appl: No. 316, Pa. avenne, Washington, D.0. ocd. FOR SALB AND RENT. ——————— ‘OR RENT—ROOMS suitable . ‘Also. CELLAR and BEADLE. “Apply et 39 Mentgemery street, Georgetown. no 33-3t* Fo RENT—Two small FURNISHED ROOMS ins private family, with or without Board. No. 12 T street, betweon 19th and Mth. no23-lw AKERY, STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR B SALE.—Good location. Apply at No. 306 18th street, near L. at ‘OR SALE—The STOCK of = small siicez Freaits tore. Apply’ at e 26S: corner of jon hs, - '. Fand 2d streets, Island no mest ARGE AND BASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENTOAC 136 Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and 20th streets, Seven Build- ings. no 23 3t* OR RENT—, ree-story FRAME DWELL- Fond Nor 3}t Breet bette and Deine squares north of Oapitol. juireof R.J. RAINEY, corner New Jersey avenue and C street. no 23-6t* FE BENT—Three ROOMS and use of the Par- lor, suitable for housekeeping, at 457 2d at. sn eee from Penna. venue, Capitol Hill. Foe BENT—Three UNFURNISHED BOOMS on second floor, convericnt for housekeeping, Phot isisey betwees Rand G n streets, spetwecno 23 3t OR RENT. BOOM No. 518, 7th F tween D and. the best location in 6 Ist of Janu 1866. between D and FS BENT—A furnished BRICK DWELLING, No. 450 13th atreet west, between E and F ats.. containing twelve rooms. Possession giyen ber Ist. For terms apply at No. 35 La ave. Ro 23-e03t* TS LET—A good STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE, with a large loft for hay and D5 Potomac water in stable. Possession immediate if desired, at No. 386 © street, between Sd and 4's ts. no 23 3t* (OK SALE—A FRAME HOUSE and LOT, sit uated No. 14 133; street. Lot is 30 feet wide id 125 feet deep; house contains aine rooms, with closet to each sleeping apartment. Twelve foot al- ley in the rear. yuseing through to 13th street. Also, two small HOUSES in the rear, which bring 2% a yearrent. Price $5,000. Address Mrs. D., tar othiee. no 23-3t* NALOSTAN ISLAND.—FOR RENT—For one or more years. that portion of this Island not leased to Captain Rodier; being about sixty acres ee of the richest quality, within 600 yards of the Georgetown Mar! louse. <a TOE! ICEi! Will sleo be rented the right to secure the ice which may be formed between the island and the Virginia shore. The ico thus fo equal in quality to the best Northern, On the premises are two houses which will hold 2,500 tons each. Apply to W. A. BRADLEY, at the office of the Franklin Insurance Company. No 23-905t STORE FOR BENT AND FIXTUKES FUR Ss SALE—Corner of B and 7th streets, Islani. Possession immediately. no 22-2t* F°%, RENT—A neatly furnished PARLOR and CHAMBER, with or without Board, at No. 476 idth street, between Pennsylvania avenue aod F street. no 22-3t* OR RENT—Two Basement ROOMS, and two more, one in 2d and one in 34 stcry. ply at 34 2d st., between C and Maryland ave., by Hill. no 22-3t* WO FURNISHED PARLORS AND BED ROOMS FOR RENT—At 85 6th street, between © street and Louisiana avenue. Table Board $6 per week. no 22-2t* Fc, RENT—A new three-story BRICK HOUSE, with store room and cellar, ‘able for any kind of business, in a good locati Inquire at No. ie street, near Maryland av., Island. no 22-; OR RENT—Several unfurnished ROOMS, de- signed for housekeeping. Also, a very desir- able lodging ROOM, for a single gentleman, fur- nished or unfurnished, as desired. Apply at cot- tage. corner #f C and North Capitol streets. ne 22-e03t* RESTAURANT FuR SALE OR RENT— Situated on 12th street, between C and D. No. 538, now doing @ good busisess. Stock and fix- tures will be sold cheap, or it can be rented. There he a Ladies’ Saloon attached. Inquire on be es een, no 22-3t* old established now doing a good b as the owner is engaged bare ton S47 Post Office, Georgetown, no 22-6t* Fo RENT—The large BRICK HOUSE adjoin- ing my residenee cont: ae 12 rooms ent $20 per month in advance. HOUSE on 12th street, near Pa. avenue, containing 16 rooms. Rent very low to a respectable tenant. Apply to Dr. JAMBS E. MORGAN, corner of Maryland avenue and 12th ttreet. no 22-3t* eight rooms each. Inquire at G. M. EN & CC., No. 538 7th street. at TWENTY HOUSES WANTED, with az or vy se 30-tf ANTED.— SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street je 8-tf G and H, east sid between FOR SALE AND RENT. F JBNISHED RUOMS.—Three large band- omer furnished ROOMS for rent to gentle- men, at 394 Mass. avenue, second door from 10th street, and but three squares from the street cars. be rooms are warmed by heater, and lighted with ga To 21 5t* Ae, FOR SALE—A BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE, poateising twelve rooms, gas, water, &c.. situated in a central and desirable location, is offered forsale Inquire of T. M. HANSON, No. 9 Intelligencer Building. 7th street. 9 In no 20-4t* Fo RENT—A BRICK STABLE, onan alley, in E street, between 10th and lith, having ac- commodations for four herses, and a finished room, suitable for a sleeping room. Inquire at 365 llth street, above L street. no 18 eo3t* FARM OF 32 ACKES, ARABLE LAND, suitable for a market garden,in Alexandria County, Va.. with substantial Dwelling Honse of 10 rooms, cellars, pantries, &c., stables, carriage ¥ is offered for sale, or will be sold in sections to suit purchasers. Immediate session given. For particulars inquire at 394 New York avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, between the hours of 12 and 6 p. m. no 16-e02w* Fob SALE Elegant RESIDENCB in the First Ward, $30,000. A. three-story BRICK HOUSE on G strect, A three-story BRICK HOUSE and two-story EOUE La eI ean Any on F and 5 ree’ § ly to DUWNMAN & GREER: no l4-eolm No. 18 Intelligencer Ruilding. FS RENT—On the Hights of Georgetown, a large and commodious HOUSE, with all the medern improvements, spacious grounds, stabling, and all other conveniences of a first class House; situated No. 74 Congress street. opposite to Tudor Place. Will be rented with or without furniture. ire ses. pisaws Te PFems. sonN BE. CARTER. R RENT—Furvished ROOMS. A suite of Gandsomely farnished, PARLORS and DED. ROOMS, in one of the most desirable locations in the city) No 487 Thirteenth street west, betwoen , em on) one ont Willards’ Hotel and the Kitkwood House and Pa. av % no 11-Im* ‘OR SALE OB RENT—That large, commodious F Gina clegent RESIDENCE cecupiod by the late Senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or beral terms. Appiy to Mrs. DOUG- a et w Jersey avenue, or . C. McGUIBE & CO, The house can be seen y tii noT-tf pn A Se FS3, RENT—FRONT PARLOR and two BED ROOMS. on second floor, communicating. suit- able for housekeeping. Also, large Back and Front ROOMS, on third floor, euitable either for a family or single gentlemen, to be let together or separate. Reut varying from $5 to $30 per month. No. 234 Hi street, between nd » one block from cars. no7-Im* A BABE CHANCE-FOR SALE—A well ostab- lished CONFECTIONERY, wholesale and re- tail, including Oyster end Ice Cream Saloon, with stable and commodions shop attached. Also, snit- able for a bakery,doing a good business.’ Con- ected In @ house ofeix fooms. Rent for the whole, r mopth, ears lease. §F a4 7th street, between Mand Ne ne Swe ©R RENT—Four FURNISH. HOUSES. F from ¢to 13 rooms each. hres Untiesened {OUBES, 4 rooms each. Also, for sale, § Buildi Lots on I street, between 12th and 13th streets: Bailding Lots ‘on H street, between 6th and 7th streets; 2 Ruilding Lota on L street, east of 234 street; 1 Building Lot on Wth street, near R street; Honse and Lot im: street, near RB street, for BLivs SOR nouteaat coruse ot Por avenue ahd sth street. oy : oc? OR SALE—The LEASE and FURNITURE of a large and commodious house, suitable for a member of Co or for a first class boarding house. The situation is accessible to either line of street cars, and n the Treasury or War Depart- ments, The house can only be obtained by pur- chasing the furniture, which ix mostly new and of excellent quality, embracin; . For further particulars appl o D. L. WELLS, No. 476 7th street, opposite the Post Office. no 22-3t* ¢ SROCERY AND PROVISION STORE FOR ¥ SALE—Doing a good business. Inquire at No. 328 20th street, between L and Msts. no 21 3t™ OUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.—Apply at No 422 K st., bet. 9th and 20th sts. [no 21-3t*} B. LOEB. Fo SALE—The FIXTURES of a good Store on Pennsylvania avenue, with possession of the Store. Inquire at this office. no 21-5t* [/peAsee HOTEL PROPERTY FORSALE. jount Vernon Hotel, corner of 6th and N sts., Island, opposite Richmond mail wharf. For fur- ther particulars apply on the premises. _no 21-6t @UR GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with Farnished Rooms in a private fam- ily oF, applying at 321 10th street, between M and N. Board convenient. no 2] 3t* oR ay phthieh gems 4 and basement BRICK, north. 0. 919-G street DOWNMAN & GREEN, no 21-3t 18 Intelligencer Building. KF OR SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES ofa small Grecery and Provision Store, doing a ood business. tisfactory reasons for selling. nguire at N. W. cerner lith and N sts, no 21-3t* {OR KENT—$130 PER MONTH—HOOSE No. 422 12th street, containing 13 rooms, together with transfer of mortgage fer $1,20—payable $50 monthly, out of rent aforesaid. Inquire one: 5 no ip ises. OR BENT—BRICK HOESE, five rooms, suit able fora drag store or private dwelling. A pump of good water at the door. Corner of 6th and south A sts., Capitol Hill. Inquire at BROWN’S Restaurant, cor. 13th st. and Pa. ay. _no 2-st* Foe RENT—In a private family, one FLOOR of tnree rooms, suitable for housekeeping, in a good neighborhood. Rent moderate to a small grown family. ea at No. § East Capitol street. Iso, a FBAME BOUSE, 7 rooms, $a gous repair. Fourth street nerth, bet. Mand N,149. no 21-3t* OR RENT—Within 8 few minutes’ walk from the Georgetewn end of the street cars. a large COUNTRY ‘RESIDENCE and GARDEN, with stable, carriage-house, &c_ The house is conve- ‘iently arranged for two families ifdesired. Rent § month in advance. Possession given imme- iately. Apply. to SAM'L McKENNEY, 124 Dun- barton street, Georgetown. no 21-3t F° RENT—A new fitted up STORE, No. 450 remeuyeraate: avenue, between 45; and 3d The STOCK and #IXTURES for sale. It is a first-rate stand for any kind of business, The proprietors intend to leave the city, there- fore wish to sell. no 31 6t* FS RENT—A DWELLING-HOUSE, contain- ing nine rooms, situated on Ist street east, be tween © and D nerth. No. 236; about two squares from the Capitol and depot; has a pump of excel- lent water in the yard. Also,some FORNITURE for eale. such as stoves, sofas. coreeting, curtains, bedsteads, &c. For particulars inquire at the house. no 21-3t* pac ae ee ee Ae, Fo SALE OB RENT—The HOUSE of the la- mented Douglas, corner of New Jersey avenue and I street. is offered by us fer sale or rent. It is now thoroughly repaired. and is the largest and most convenient arrar; heusein the city. We will give a bargainin this roperty. Senators or members of Congress would find this well suited to their wants. A — fine lot adjoining. Apply to ALL, KILBOURN & CO., no 21-3t corner of 7th and F R RENT—ROOMS, furnished or unfurn‘shed, suitable for housekeeping, 444 F street, be- yore och ond 6th ets. Are for gentlemen. no 20- E92 BENT One fine. large STORE BOOM, i ; & first-rate business stand. of GEORGE MATTINGLY. at Southern Ratiroat Oo }; corner 6th street and Pa avenue. no 20-6t* Fo gate OR RENT—That splendid RESI- ae CE —— ooEaee of weed oe ped = reet ‘01 jculars e a eet tent Office. at the hours of 8 a. o'clock Bi ™m. JAMES TOWLES, Property Agent. ‘OR BENT—An e} it unfurnished PARLOB F Trt three front wladows, at 142 Gatreet, be- tween Zist and use of gas and heater. Also, ‘Rew STABLE Beferencenexchanged. 0c 24-tf EDICAL BOOKS—Neill & Smith's Compen- dium; Gray’s Anatomy; Weod’s Pregsice, = yols.; Wood's Therapeutics, two vols.; he’s U. 8. Dispe: ; "si Medical Bee 1e nsatory; Dungliso WT chases ‘ormulary; en Surgery, two vols. ness, atson’s Practice; Griffith's Leet eimulary;; and many others for sale at oc 19 FBANOK TAYLO - NOVELTY—Kid Gloves col look as AA food ‘Ostrich Feathers: Bose eo ey ee ReSSye Fe cicnu lar the Mattetn Me (, OVERNMENT JAVA. MARAGAIBO, LA- a ar ia ae A AY., NOOr AYER AISI © AVBERuies, LEMONS. J. (0. 67 . oo., 7th st. OR RENT—A hand: 1 three-story FB SRIGR DWELTING on inivotee racer eee L, furnished or unfurnished. i ining- room, seven chambers. » ote. with garden, gas and water. It will not be rented for « boaréing house or for sub-renti x RATS ae ne oes no 20-tf ” {intel €Ohron jn E02 BENT-& ‘aud nicely furnished BED- ROOM. Apriy at No 306" Dal between north Brand Gea: seven rooms, has ware. cont _— cistern in oo eo pump near ‘front door. » pay Add it vance, Wt SBT Parable in a <a Fos RENT—A PARLOR and OHAMBER ad- Joining, two Chambers on the 2d floor, all comfo: y furnished. suitable Men! of e RETee* oF other gentlemen, at 495 12th st. bers no lv ESTAURA’ ARDING- 7th street for wale. Inquire ot the ste Se fice. no 16-27" FOF SAUE—Tro three story BRICK HOUSES ©. B. BAKER. Btar Omics chrch. ane Fo eae fine selection of Stand q , latest Novels, &c., by the by the late Jas. AUCTION SALES, —<—<—<—<—————<——— __ [Por other Auction Sales, see fourth pagt.} BY WM. L. WALL 4 00., Auctioncers. oN ERIpAy, Reveubee Come gt 2o'elock KP. ty) sell, The corner of dth street east, and Pennsylvania sve Bue, com, and Fixtures aretetie Fable, &e. Bale peremptory. tea B03 “Ww. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, BX GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auotioncors. HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT AUCTION. ‘ x3 shall sell, en ape eg — — it, at ° mp, 5 Jing House. No. 430 F street north between 6th and 7th strecis west, lately the reai- rms made known on the day of sale. nowd [Int.] GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, B* J. 0. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S Std BRICK DWELL- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 29. at 3% o'clock, on the premises, I sh south 13 feet 4 inches of Lot 24, in subdivision of Square 538. improved by a well-built two story Brick Dwelling, containing eight rooms. Terms —. - my 3 Maar ye a SD ALE Administrator, no 23-4 J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. B® W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. VALUABLE GARDEN SPOT, HOUSE, AND FIVE ACBES OF GROUND, AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. N -s o’clock, cS the a : wi able roperty formerly owned Ta Samer aker, on Bound toll gate, containing five acres for nursery or oe purposes, best locations in the city fer that purpose, and improved by a gocd-sized Brick Heuse, containing fen rooms. We especially call the attention of buyers to the ve sale, as it offers indacements to purchasers to procu valuable ploce of pro} re, fermacash. WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, no 2 (Intel. & Chron.} B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, TRBUSTEE’S SALE OF HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, BE- TWEEN 14TH AND 15TH STREETS. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 5th, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in liber N.C. T., 157 to 161, one of the land records of Washi mn county, I shall sell lot F. in subdivision of lots in oyure 211, fronting 21 feet 15 inches on south side of Rhode Island avenue, between 1ith and 15th sts. west, and running back an aver 124 feet to an alley. containing 2,620 sunare feet. Terms : One-half cash; balance 6 and 12 months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. If terms are not complied with in one week from day of sale, lot will be resold at cost and risk of *Gonveyancing at purchaser's cost ‘onveyancing at purchaser . y. H. WARD, Trustee. no 28 JAS. C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y PLANT & CO., Auctioneers, On SATURDAY, 25th instant, at 12 o'clock m., at our wareroom, No. 350 D street. between 9th and 16th, we will sell a general assortment of Furniture, We namein he 2 handsome Mahogany Divans, en —_ oo in Damask, ahogany Sofas. Fine Curled Hair and other Mattresses, Single and Deuble Bedsteads, New and Second-hand Loanges, 2 fine Sewing Machines, 3 Brass Cornices, Lot of Crockery. ALso, 1,£00 feet of mew Stove Pipe and Elbows, With a variety of other goods. h. es PLANT & CO., Aucts. N.B. A fine assortment of new Furniture oon- stantly on hand at retail. no 23-2t* B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, WAGON, FUR- NITURE, SUTLER’S GOODS, HOUSE, WITH STORE ROOM ATTACHED, &c. On_ MONDAY, the 7th instant, we shall sell, at the Sutler’s establishment of Messrs. Stanley & Bates. at oe. near the toll-gate, about one mile from the Capitol. on the Baltimore turn- ike, next house to the gate, at 10 o'clock a, m., the following articles. viz : One House, with Store room attached Portable Bake Oven, &€ Two fine young Horses. Wagon and Gear Large lot Sntler’s Goods, Furnitare Bedsteads. Mattress and Bedding, Blankets Tables, Chairs, Cooking and other Stoves Two fine Show Cases and Cigar Cases Refrigerators, Counters, With a large lot of ether articles, which we deem unnecessary to enw: te. RY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE STREET, BETWEEN C ANDOHIO ESDAY, November 2ist, at 4 o'clock p. ™., on the premises, we shall sell the north 2i feet front of Lotl, Square 294, located on 12th street west, between C streetand Ohio avenue. —— back an average depth of about 84 feet, improv: by a three story Brick Dwelling, with a two-story back baliding. containing 14 yooms. Gas and fix- tures throughout. ‘erms easy: One-feurth cash; balance in one, two, and three years; deferred payments bearing interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. Conveyancing at purchaser's expense. ne 15 J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, @7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the inclement ther until SATURB- DAY AFTERNOON. 28th ii - same hour no 2 JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts Y J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. HIGHLY DESIRABLE THREE-8TORY BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING HOU: pd ET, BETWEEN 6TH AND STREETS. On MONDAY, Nov. 2th. at 4 o'clock p. m.,we shall sell, on the premises, part of Lot 16, in Square 454, fronting 19 feet on H street, between 6th and 7th streets. running back 112 feet, and improved by the three-story and ment brick Dwelling- House, No. 525, containing 15 rooms, cellar, an elegant Latrobe in the parler, which heats the chambers above, water in the yard and basement, asix-inch sewer connecting with the main sewer, gas and fixtures ow arg Terms eary : One-third cash; balance in one and two years, deferred payments bearing interest, se- omen by deed oak - ioe: premises. ‘onveyancin, irchaser’s expense. no med Tint? 30. MeGUTRI & CO., Aucts. . B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. B ¥.2-os No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. PAWNBROKER'S SALE. BY ORDER W. 8. HARTOGENSIS, OF BALTIMORE. MONDAY NEXT, November 2, at 9% o'clock, at our Store, we shall sell about a thousand lots of unredeemed Goods, as— LADIES’ CLOTHING. — Fine quality Silk Dresses, Merinos. Delaines, Poplins, and Calico Dresses, Under Clothing, Coats, Shawls, Mantil- ~&c MEN'S CLOTHING —Extra five Beaver and ones at cones Dress, Frock and a Bagness Gams, ine jot este, oa 8 iso. ree ve! val ie 0! DS, Ge" ine Gold Watches, Gold Chains: Diamond Ringe, te The Ladies’ and. G hich we call the particular attention of “no 2 POW. B. LEWIS & C0. Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Original Horse 98 La. ND ON A SE 7TH SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c. On SATURDAY MORNING. Moveubes 35. com- mencing at 10 o'clock. at the Bazaar, will be sold a large number of eee ore and Saddle including a large number of very desirable Car- pe ca Harness and Saddle Horses. A full de- scription at sale, ALSO, Excellent work Mules, W: armess, Car- riage Horses and Harness. ails ; ALSO, A large collection of desirable new and second- hi Carrij » Buggies. Rock |, Express Wagoun: sad ethec thcdcions ae ALSO. A large collection of new and second-hand Har- ness, &c, ALSO, 1 very snperfor Family Carriage, 2 New Family Carriages =” 2 Ss Germantown Carriages. tT. ever sada; bea and Saturday, without regard to thé Corriages and Harness al; at private sale. no ® Wl. WALL & Oo Auta, AUCTION SALES. “yuis arrewoon a¥D TO.-wORROW” ¥ JAS. O. McGUIRE & 00., Auctionsers. On THURSDAY A N November at 4 o'clock om the , T shall sell Lots 3. ineutdtviston ot ng - 4 feet on New Jersey avenue, near north and running through to 8d street . Improved by two well built week after the % chaser or purchasers. JAMES FITZPATRICK, Executor of Conrey. _nol-dts JAS. C McGUIRE £'OO. Rute Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SAL) F_ A BUILPING LOT 0} On THURSDAY, the 234 instant, at 4 o'clock »; m., in front of the premises, north part of Lot 3, fn Square 708, having 30 feet front, running back a good depth. ‘Terms cash. All ancl revenue stamps at the cost aa Dold “GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, B® THUS. DOWLING, Aact.; Georgetown. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Noy. 234. 1985, at 4e'clock rm . I will sell, in front of the prem- “ives, part of No. 141, fron % feet on Dun- barton street, and running back 40 feet. . ‘Terms cash. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. no 16 THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y K. F. PAGE & CO., Auctioneers. CONTINUATION OF EXTENSIVE AUCTION On THIS LTesgtes) EVENING, November 2ist, at 6%: o'clock. and extending every evening during the week, we shall continue our sales of— Blankets, Carpets, Gents’ Boots Ladies and Misses’ Shoes Bird Guns, Pearl Inlaid Dressing Cases Silver-plated Spoons, Forks, Ice Pitchers Table Covers. Napkins, T. Ladies’ and Misses’ Shawls, ~~ 4 Ivory Handle Outlery, Bohemian Glassware Pocket Knives, Clocks Photograph Allums, Accordeons And all descriptions of Fancy Goods. Cash advances on all consigned goods no 21-5t K. F. PAGE & ©0.. Ancts. J2Y JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, FURNITURE SALE. WEST END. FRIDAY MORNING. N cing at 100’clock ed, naming— Hair cloth tete-tete Sofas, Rocker and Side-obairs to match Crimson velvet Rocker Walnvut What-not Parian marble Mantel Vases Embroidered Ottomans Brocatelle and Lace Curtains, Window Shades ats ‘s Work Table, Writing Card Tables, Cane-seat Obi Pining T able, Crockery al Cottage suite of Chamber Furniture Mattresees. Bolsters, Pillows, and Bedding Boreaus, Washstands, and Toiletware oor} Ch ber Ci ti itep and Chamber Carpeting Oil Cloth, &c.. &e. Parlor and Chamber Stoves Cooking Stove and Kitchen no 21 J.C. McGUT nisites. E & CO., Avots ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OYSTER, AND DINING SALOON, WITH BY PUBLIC AUG- it 10 BAR, STOCK AND FIXTURES, On FRIDAY. the %th instant, onthe premises, No. 526 Penn. Seld to: etber or separate, to highest bi » forcash. It is one of the best places in the city for any kind of business. GREEN & WILLIAMS, no 0 Auctioneers, ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER- LA WASTER STORES SCRAP TRON AE BULANCE SPRING WAGONS: Chief Quartermaster’s é, Depot of Washington, Washinston. D.C.. November 4. 18:35. Will be sold at public auction, under the di tion of Brevet Colonel ©. H. Thompkins, A. Q. M. at the Government Mill. on E street, between 2) and 22d streets, Washington, BD. C.,.on MONDAY. November 20, 1865, at 10 o'clock » & large lot of Condemned Guartermaster Stores, viz ; Letter Presses. Bedsteads, Buckets, Iron Safe, Tables, Desks, Bits, Blankets, Chains, Hammers, Harness, Halters, Saddles, Whips, Wrenches, Portable Forges, Bellows, Ghests, Kettles, Lan: terns, Measures, ns, Picks. Spades, Wheelbarrows, Brooms, &. Will be sold at the late site of Government Re- pair Shops. on 2ist street. between E and F streets, on THURSDAY, November 23, 1365, at 10 o'closk pi ™ 430 nds of Wagon Axles, Iron, 7/900 pounds of Wagon Springs, 25,100 pounds of Scrap Chain, 2,400 pounds of Scrap Iron, &o. ALSO. Will be sold at Kendall Green Park, abou mile northeast of the Baltimore and Ohio it. FRL November 2%, > gle . = DAY, Nov: m, 104 T wo-horse Amuulances, horse Spring Wagons, aT 1 Two-borse B: ° TOe sales will be continued from day to day until —— is a. be oi by ee 6 stores must removed by purchasers within five 9 from date of sale. ‘Terms : Cash, in Government funds. By order of Brevet Majer General D. H. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, Depot of y cebington. . & ‘KINS, 8. H no 4-17t it one ‘road » OHAS. Brevet Colonel and Y W. L. WALL & 00.. Auctioneers. LOTS ON TWENTIETH STREET WEST at AUCTIO On FRIDAY AFTEBNOON. 2th instant, at ¢ o'clock. we will sell. in front of the , Lots 3,4, and 5, Square 128, fronting 80 feet each on 20th roe peewenn north B and C streets, all adjoining rol . . Terme : One-half cash: balence in six and twelve months, secured by deed of truston the premises, " anc ey haser's expense onveyancing at ‘pure! T's ex] 5 A de it of 828 will be required om each Lot at ti : noe W. L. WALL & CO., Ancta, BY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE ON =TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN G AND ‘TREET: ¥ POBLIO AUCTION. the 24th instan| o'clock p.m., in front of the premises, part Lot No. 4, in Square No. 429, having 22 feet 6 inches front. running back MS feet toa paved alley, with the improvements, consisting o! a three-story Brick House, with base- ments attic, containing twelve rooms, with large parlors, bed chambers, dining and as rooms, halls, &c. Gas all through, and cistern fine water in the yard, and in repair, making it a first-class residence, near the publie de- partments. _ Terms: One fifth cash; balance in 1, 2,3 and 4 =. secured by adeed of trust on the premises. nterest on notes to be paid quarterly. All conveyaneing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 200 will be required down on the property when sold. itle indisputable. | gg immediate! BOW yacant, GREEN bo ipa Le) ee RY GREEN & Wii... **: Auctisnccrs, THBEE-STORY BRICK HOUSE ISLAND AT AUCTION. a On TUESDAY, the 2ist instant, at 4 o'clock p. m.. we shall sell. at public auction, part of Lot 4, in Bquare 383, having «front of 25 Jeet, runaol back abo feet, and 1 improved by « moot three-story Brick, containing eight convenient, Phi prope Vostaaiod ou at Sete Son tween south D apd E sts. ae gotten g font Perest fez , for int the day of sale, secured by a deed of trust on the prom. of ts onvezeneing and revenue stamps at the cost no “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avots, S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON scoount of the weather until FRIDAY, the 24th in- spo dea OM PEEN'S WILLIAMS, Ancts, SWittians. Auctioneers. \W AsuINeToN ARSENAL, Novem: 21, 1855, Will be sold at Public Aucti: ny - vember, o'cloch, NESS, for two horses. This can into good road Harness at it s eoaeraene Fe camsece no2-3t_“< _ and Brevet Colonel Gom'dg. BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CORN, FODDER, HE a Gana GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Perio SALE. Pul Sale willtake place on TURSDAY, Ni m1 pli oes, my in Sacks z FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is He arama nea B* JAS. 0. McGUIRE & O@, Auctionsers, TWO HANDSOME LDING LOTS NORTH M STREET, BETWEEN 16TH aly OnEATCEDAT AFTERNOON, November 26th, at 40 clock, bo. weienon Lana and 15, in subdivision of pipers 38. B™ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURITURE COWS, &c.. AT AUCTI . On TUESD. the Sch Inmtant we shat sell, at s AY." ‘toudteeping at the torger of north B -top Centre Tabic, Walnut Mar- ine | soa a ey Mirror and Bi a , Brussels, and other . it Jeney + Mahogany and other Bed- it Wardrobes, Extension, Dining and other Walnut, Dressing asd other Bureans Steves Requisites, and two GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, wi