Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1865, Page 3

SSS Emer umeeemaereeenie amare eam... LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GroveEr’s TuEaTER.—Benefit of Mr. James ¥. Murdock. who appears as “Hamlet” in the great play of that name, supported by favorites of the regular company. Tow night the play of “The Stranger,” and the comic drama of “The Jacobite.” CaNTERBURY.—Ballet, songs, burlesque: pantomime, Ethiopian delineations and other rmances by the entire great company. latinee to-morrow afternoon. —_—___. Croat Court, Judge Wylie.—Yesterday, after our report closed, the gang arrested for the robberies at M. H. Prince’s dwelling, Alex. Shaw's shoe shop,and T. Z. Hoover's grocery, and five other burglaries and robberies, were put upon trial in the ease of T. Z. Hoover. (Frank Curtis and Williams having been before convicted in the Shaw robbery, and Jokn Williams, Mathew Holt, alias bo Prilks, and Thos. Foster, Sie Oe es Tince’s burglary.) Frank Oar- ter, Mathew Holt, alias Geo. Wilks, Judge Harris, Jno. A. King, Jno. Stewart, Frank “Cartis, John Williams, and Thos. Foster, were Bll convicted im the Hoover case. Judge Wrylie sentencea Williams, Holt, alias Wilks, and Foster, alias Lee, to a each, and the other six to two years each in the peniten- a, The sentences in the other cases were Suspended. Henry ay pecust tion convicted = hag Iarceny of & pocket- contami 000, from Bernard Boernstine, near the ‘railroad depot. The Court, in consideration of the pri- souer’s having disclosed the place where the money was, so that it was recovered, and also bis service in the army fora long time, sen- tenced him to one year in the penitentiary. This morning, the Court overruled the mo- tions of Judge Day for a new trial in the case M. B. Hasford, and of Mr. J... Johnson fora new trial im the case of Isaac Lambert. Chas. Biue, colored, was arraigned and plead not guilty of the larceny of pro) of GC. A. Sengstack and E. Slye. Chas. Blue and Elias Robinson together plead not guilty of the lar- ceny of A. M. Clark's property. Blue, Robin- son and John Walker —— not guilty of the Tobbery of the store of Evan Hughes. John Butler. colored, indicted for the larceny of clothing, the property of Philip Ripley, plead not guilty. Joseph Lawler plead not guilty to five in- dictments for larceny. Thomas Pratt plead not guilty to a similar charge. The Court took up the case of John Butler, charged with the larceny of clothing from Philip Ripley. Thomas Pratt, indicted for larceny. was found guilty, and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. Jos. Lawler was found guilty of one charge of larceny, and sentenced to ninety days in the county jail. There were four other indict- Ments against this prisoner, in all which a nolle pros. was entered, there being circum- stances which justified this merciful course. _ In the case of Chas. AlJhouse, indicted for assault and battery, anolle pros. was also en- tered. ei Gree Potwer ReEPoRTS.—Second Precinct. — Levi Lewis, larceny of oysters; Edward Hall, pro- fanity; dismissed. Andrew McGonnall, as- sault and battery; jail, in default of bail for peace. Ann Hall, profanity; $5. Susannah Chase, selling liquor unlicensed: $20 Third Precinct—Alfred Thomas, violating Corporation Iaw; $15.44. George Peterson, malicious mischief, Mary A. Ferrell, violating Corporation law; dismissed. George W. Offatt; @runk and disorderly 44. Bridget Muldoon, grand larceny; deferred. Fourth Precinct.—Michael Quinn, suspicious character; workhouse. Michael Sweeney, drunk and disorderly; $5. Bresnan, Sizth Precinct—Mary Burns, OC. Hannah Murphy, creating nuisance; dismissed. ‘Wm. Smith, Edward McNeely, drunk; Henry Burk, grand larceny: dismissed. H. Clark, ob- staucting we city railroad; $5.4. Emma Wil- Jiams, drunk, $i25. Piatt Carter, drunk and disorderly; $3. John Alburgh, drunk and dis- orderly: Si0. Tenth Precinct—Charles E. Barnes, profani- ty: $10.90. Barney McIntyre, disorderly; H. D. Brandon, drunk; $3.90. Mary Switzer and Rachael Thompsvn, disorderly; $2.90. William Bennett, larceny; jail for court. Henrietta Dri- ‘ver, disorderly: dismissed. oe PotsontnG Casz.— Wednesday, Mrs. Patrick Delan and her three children, living on Dela- ware avenne, between H and | streets, were Poisoned by a colored servant employed in the damily. Itis said that Mrs. Dolan, preparing aJate dinner, bad cooked the vegetables her- eelf and directed the servant to make some corn bread. There was some arsenic in the house, kept to poison rats, and the servant, it is Supposed, took a quantity and put it in the dough, causing the ser ous illness of the fam- ily. The servant has not been arrested, at the request of the doctor, who fears to excite Mrs. Doian, as excitement at present might prove fatal. Mrs. Dolan was not considered out of danger yesterday. The children, and one child ofa neighbor named Kirby, who also partook of the bread, were considered out of danger. It ‘was & mere accident that Mr. Dolan was not poisoned also. As his family sat down to din- merhe was called outand wentas faras 7th street with a gentleman. Upon his return he found the whole family vomiting and sent for Dr. Herbert, who, seeing the condition of the family, sent tor Dr. Borland to aid him. The ‘Vomiting was not checked till 12 o’clock at night. Tue ExcavatTions.—At the present time, ‘when there are so many excavations in the Streets of the city, the contractors and work- amen should be very careful that the trenches &re well secured against the possibility of ac- cidents to man or beast. In fact,a law of the corporation im: ® fine upon persons for leaving excavations unguarded; and yet per- sens employed on corporation work think elves exempt from the alty when they violate the law. Justice Thompson cor- rected this error in the case of a person who said be would not pey even if fined, because he was an employee of the corporation. He ‘was fined nevertheless, and the fine was su- perceded. The corporation is not anxious to pay damages for the negligence of its em- Ployees, and will hardly justify violations of the law by those who should be most, careful in complying with its requirements. 5+ G4 Sanitary Rerorts.—YXesterday, the sani- tary were principally engaged in serving war- Yants upon those who refused to abate nui- sances after having been notified. Eight per- Sons were fined in sums ranging from &i to $4 wy, Justice Walter; three were dismissed by ‘ustice Thompson. The report of nuisances P boar humbered only fourteen; this morn- they numbered fifty-six. There isa dis- position om the part of citizens, especially old residents, to abate nuisances as soon as possible after being notified, and with them the officers have comparatively little trouble. piece tbat THE ORDER OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF Pouice.—Last night the potice in the various precincts were specinily directed by Superin- tendent A.C. Richards to strictly enforce the law reqviring all places where liquor is sold to be closed at 12.0’cloek at night, and to report al dousres found open in violation of the law. ga Prayine Detective.—This morning, abeut Ailteen minutes to three o’elock, officer O'Ual- Jagan, of the Fourth Ward, arrested Jacob ‘Creamer and John Harrington for playing mil- itary detective on two soldiers. morning Justice Walter fined Creamer $3 and dismissed Harrington. ——_¢——— Larceny. — Yesterday afternoon, Laura “Wallace, colored, was arrested by officer Boose, of the Second Precinct. for the Jarceny of eer- tain goods, the property ot Henry Briscoe. She “was taken to the station house, and was com- Mitted to jail by Justice Walter. peste SALE. pr yigtee os decree of fee Giventt Coart fer Tipee Geor, county.» asa court of equity, pasred on the 71h day of November, 1855, in 8 cause abereip depending. in which Washingten A. Smith and Martha E. Smith, his wife, et al. are complain- snts, and Charlotte B. Be and Mac! Cox the subscriber, as trustee, Will sell at pnblic -ale,om THURSDAY, the 30h Sey of Nevember neat, (if fair, if not, on the next fair day thereafter.)on the premises, all the real estate of which the late mjamin Berry died, seized and possessed, called © Maiden’s Dowry? gna" Greeu Eagle Enlarged.” siteated in Prince ‘George's county’ near the Vilage of Centreville, on the stage road from Upper Marfboro’ to W! 2 ton city—ten miles fro sald city—contaipling three hundred and twesve acres and one rood, more or less The improvements consist of a Frame Bouse, containing five rooms, a kitchen, Popnnnng a im the yard, with excellemt waters s barn end stable; the Farm is under a good enclo- sure. ‘The soil is gcod, a large portion of the estate of Superior quality including some fine meadow land, there isan abundance of wood and timber on lace. consisting of oak. quan- ‘the p ee alarge tity of beautiful chestnut, tis mil ty “y atiful nut, and it is less than a mile grist and two years from the day of sale, and the ment thereof to be secured by the bonds of the parehaser. @ surety or sureties to be approved by the Tustee. the whole to bear interest from the day of sale. and on payment of the whole purchase money ‘the Trustee is authorized to convey the same to the rehaser or purchasers, and te her or their irs. free, clear of all claim of the ties to the snit, or of any person Fyne by, i a The purchaser to pay ex- mses of the derd. stamps, &c, Possession will be given on’ the Ist day of Jan- wary , 1866. ‘bo i0lowts RICH'D BB. CHEW, Trustee. CITY ITEMS. ———pa een Boyp’s DrrrcTory For 1366.—The canvass for the new Directory is now Lege eve Any persons having been missed in canvass, any chan; to be made, and all communica- tions, will be attended to by leaving word at Hudson Taylor's Book Store, No. 334 Pennsyl- yania ayenue. —__—_o——_———. THE ATTENTION Of stove dealers is called to the large sale of new stovepipe advertised to be sold at auction, by Plant & Oo., to-morrow. —+—o AT STRINGFIELD’s Proprer Store, 314 G street, near 13th, Prime Butter is selling at 50c., Fresh Country Eggs 46c. dozen, Cheese 23c. 1b., Apples S0c, pk. Everything else in propor- tion. Give him a call. —$ ONE OF THE Most DEstRABLE HovsEs in the city will be sold at auction on H street, Mon- day afternoon. See advertisement. seem Go to Price’s DottarR Jewetry Storr, for Jet Cross Setts, Cluster Setts, Rings, Chains, Bracelets, for only One Dollar, at No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 434 street. ce ee HovsEHoipy Worps.—Delicious, refreshing, urifying, preservative, indispensable, exquis- te, are the terms applied to the famous Sozo- dont, in thousands of households every day. And why? Simply because all the virtues mendaciously claimed for other dentifrices, actually exist in this wonderful preparation. eo ee ee Hot Sopa—Whata Novelty.—That wonderful Magic fountain at No. 206 Pennsylyania avenue near Willards, is now giving out Genuine Hot Soda, with the celebrated Coffee Cream, Egg Nog and other Syrups, which have been so popular during the Summer Season. Soda Ice Cold and Genuine Sweet Apple Cider, are also still on draught. 03 Covens, Hoarsenrss, 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 asafe rem- edy for the most delicate female, or youngest child, and has carsed them to be held in the highest esteem by those who use them. eo mecca ics ‘Tre Fret.—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. =i i Great Bargains in Jewelry and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Stere, No. 456 Pennsylvania avenne, near 3d Street. Your choice for one dollar, which also secures you a free gift, consisting of clusier, jet and coral setts, sleeye buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. no 11-I1m* ST OS SSE TET RE MARRIED, BURDETTE—HELMICK. At the Church of the Epiphauy. en the 234 instant, at 10 a m., by the Rev. Dr, Hall, Mr. W. W. BURDETTE, of this city.to Miss SUSIE E. HELMICK, daughter of the Hon. Wm. Helmick, of Ohfo. DIED, FINCKLE. On Thursday evening, the 23d inst. ANNIE M., daughter of the Rev. 8. D. and H Finckle, in the 26th year of her ace. ne fumeral will take place from her father’s church, corner 20th and G streets. to-morrow (Sat urday)evening at 23; 0 clock. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. - WINN. On thé 234 instant, Mrs. REBECCA WINN, widow of the late T. Winn, U. 8. N. Her friends are respectinily invited to atreg her funeral from the Ist ht heat bata Charch, Wh 4%2 ti p.m = PERSONAL. R. ANTISELL. SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, (Late Staff Surgeon of Volunteers). Offers his Medical Services to the inhabitants of Washington and Georgetown. Particular atten- tion devoted to diseases of the kidney and skin. Office 208 Pennsylvania avenue, foxr doors west of Willard’s. no 24-Im* ARD—DR. 8. J. RADCLIFFE (late Surgeon and Brevet Lient. Colo: U. 8. Vol. Staff,) i to the citizens ef get < , No. 44 Ist street, 2d doer east of Market, Georgetown. n18-Im*™ &. CHARLES MH. BOWEN, Corner Massachusetts avenne and 6th st. Office hours—From 7 to 9 a. m., 12to 1}, p. m., and7 to9 p.m, noJ4-Im* P. SLOUGH, — u OFFICE. Ww * No. 258 F street, between 13th and 1th, oc 23-3m* Washington. D. 0. INGLE, . ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree‘ oc M-1y Wasntnoton, D.O ADAM AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME- dinm, can be consulted at her residence, No. 62 Mentgomery street, Georgetown, D. C., 0 the past. present and future events, business, lost or stolen property, recovery of the same, love, mar- eas, remedy for, &c.. from § a.m. to no 22-lw* WANTS. ANTED—A four room ese famil: two. Adites CAMPBELLS mH ve ‘Bo 24- W ANTED—A SIT to do chamber work or hon eek tony ref- erences given. Apply at No. tat Nat. mo2-3t* WANTED—By « young man,» SITUATION ax ho . . -» bet. D ayy phous servant, “Apply at No 3 Laka; bet, want tele elite ellie AYE SS 38 ‘BAME MAKER WANTED—Wanted, a firet- FeAME MAR VARIES ReAney,* hows but a first-class wer! rely: no%-2t* PJ BELLEW & CO., 510 7thst. \ TED—b: tabl: i SITUA- W4hoste ri Chamberwork = “nurse. Can col ell recon mended, Address Box ~~ WwW ANTED IMMEDIATELY — Two or three first class COAT and Vesr HANDS. Ap; to B. H. DUVALL, retry Tailor, No. 434 Pa, avenue, between 4% and 6th sts. no 24-3t* WASTED-A WOMAN to cook, wash, &c. None need apply but those who can bring the best recommendations. Apply at 313 F street, between 1th and 12th streets. Do 24-2t* ANTED—By a respectable young lady a SIT- UATION to do housework oF nt ; can eew on the Machine, and is willing to make herself ' iy useful. given, Apply at 24 street, corner 27th, Washington. Tho 24-3t* 0 DRESSMAKERS, &c.—A lady recently ar- ee ‘Furope decires to. take charge of the Cutting and Fitting Py in some good establishment. Address BE. TURNER, George- town. D.C. No 24-2t' OME EMPLOYMENT—A good MAN wanted in every town and county in the United States to engage in an honorable business. Hise rate ey allowed. The only qualifications required are tact ws, industre. Aadress, for aes, Dr. 0. HELPS BROWN, No. 19 Grand street, Jersey City ww Jersey. Ro 24 St ANTBD— WHITE GIRL, twelve er fourteen years old, as nurse for a chila between two and three years of age. Apply at 143 Washington .. Georgetown. no 23-3t* WANTED—-A good COOK. a white woman, in a small private family. None need apply ex- cept well recommended. Address Box No. 326 Post Office, stating where to be seen. bo 23 3t* Vy ANTED- EMPLOYMENT as bookkeeper or amannvensis until January Ist by an expe- rienced pensman. Apply to or address 480 15th street no 23-3t* WASTED—-a first-class ORGANIST, for the service of the Episcopal Church. Apply to C_M. MATTHEWS, Congress street. opposite Post Office: or to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, 59 Water street, Georgetown. no 23-e0tf WANTED —Everybody wants good BUTTER at cheap prices. We are selling choice TABLE BUTTER at 50 cents. Call at ““SLOANS Butter Depot,” 499 11th st., 4 doors north of Pennsylvania avenue, and exam- ine for yourselves. Do 23-5t* {Chronicle copy.} W ANTED—A WOMAN to nurse a baby. A. ply 316 Delaware avenue. no 22-3t FOR SALE AND RENT. eee tee enema eae ee ‘OR ‘Several good ROO! rent. In- F Raat ee Genaee mo 34-38" Wey tt ee hy Uth streets. [no 3) HOOVER & 00. VOR RENT—Fine FURNISHED ROOMS for Avenue, bet. 6th ana fists worth wae bo 243" F QE, 2ENT_Well FURNISHED HOUSE, No. Stabe ae eddt Ket. bet.tth and sth. Large garda a (Is een id C sts, Rent @45 per month, Fok SENT OF RRTE-3ra WOVE <a gp H. LANGLEY, corner of Sth sireci oastand Penn, avenue. bo 24 3t* OR RENT—A BRIOK HOUSE. containing six kK Mand N. Also, rooms. on een two FUR ; pe ees apcraropes hn ‘OR RENT—A BRICK MOUSE on Capitol Hill, eecice eaten gene te tender ars eal }O. Hreets north, [no2e2t"].-” Mis, O'BRIEN. OR SALE—BILLIARD SALOON, five Phelan FSR KENT Partly Furnished HOUSE, con- taining nine food reome ae ‘No. 555 13th st., a en Tables, eight Sefas, Bar Fixtures. &c.. &c. Will be sola cheap if applied for soon. inquire ai Franklin Hall, corner 9th and D streets. no 24-3t* F R RENT—Handsomely furnished PARLORS, suitable for m x of Congress. Also, sey- eral single and double ROOMS, with or without board. Address City P.O. Box 920, no 2i-ut* URNISHED ROOMS, with use of kitchen, suitable for housekeeping for man and wite. Apply at No. 231 H street, bet. Wth and 3th. no 24 OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE with 6 rooms; wa- ter in the Kitchen; on 4th street, between P and Q streets north, Apply to 0. LENT, on premises. no 24-3t* ILL BE FOR RENT on the Ist of December, three Unfurnished ROOMS connecting; with = senitable fer housekeeping; 434 7th street. oy E OR SALE—A small Brick HOUSE with 5 rooms, an attic and cellar. Situated 0th st. east. between H street south and Virgin’ ply toH. N. EASBY, Lumber Y: streets. ERSONS HAVING GROUNDS with Govern- ment buildings on them may hear of Ce ger by inquiring of JOHN BR. VAN HOOK Louisiana avenue, See Lots he is now selling. Payments easy. no 24-2t* Fo RENT—A goed two-story BRICK HOUSE, in_good order; street paved and lighted with as. Possession ean be had'at once. Inquire of R. W: WILLETT, Fat., bet. 43s and oth streets, No. 175. no 24-3t* F% RENT—Three CHAMBERS, PARLOR, BASEMENT, oosening Kitchen, Dining- room, two servants’ Rooms and Pantry—all BS: ay, iors. Ape. Neb peers sad matte for three horses. Terms: permonth. Apply at No. 150 Greene st., Georgetown. no Zi-eost wast D—Two DRESSMAKERS at No. 359 18th street west, between H and I sts. Wages from $5 to @6 per week, Noue but good hands need apply. no 22 W ANTED—To SELL OUT by the first, a Meat and Provision Store. doing a good business. Good reasons given for selling out. ness, to this office. W AS TED—To sell or rent immediately, three HOUSES. situated on Pennsylvania avenue, East Capitol, i3th street, (Island,)and in the north- ern part of the city. Inqmre at DEXIONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, cer. D and 10th st, no 22-3t* S300 —A PARTNER WANTED WITH Oe « the above amount in an established Oyster and Drinking Saloon, A single man pre- ferred. The advertiser having two places cannot attend to both, Apply at the Star Office. no22-3t* WA ED $5,000 in cash, or will $5. 0 0 0 take 7-30 bonds at par, for which a liberal interest will he alowed, and a bonns paid. Also, for sale 12 smal! houses and lots. cheap for cash, JOHN L SMITH, Attorney at Law, no 20-6t* 8th street, corner Market Space. 381 viet 381 WANTED. WANTED. WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having now facilities for STAMPING. Has reduced his price to SIX OENTS PER WIDTH for SKIRTS and PANTALETS. CLOAKS. CAPES. pe YOKES, BANDs, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPP BS, ke., stamped by the ob. Weare weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid ef anew machine we are prepared to stamp 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 only terns not excell Address Busi- no 22-3t* lace for an assortment of Pat. in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, 381 _F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawls, for sale. no 15 WANTED—Shoemakers to know that they can parghase LEATHER and FINDINGS at the inding Store situated at 479 1th st., bet, d F. Loc 26-im*) J.C. HALL, WANTED —For @ first class Cenfectio: in Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN Ke charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental work, and well recommended. ‘ at No. 316, Pa. avenue, Washington, D.0. 0c 4. WENTY HOUSES WANTED, with six or eight rooms each. Inquire at G. M. VAN BUREN & O0., No. 538 7th street. 86 30-tf | EP —SECOND HAND FURNITURE. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- ie Ache te . e ees G and H. east side. Bhoe Ean FOR SALE AND RENT. p.m A CURB 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. and 7th st, Consultation free no 20 Tm: ET EE SEES FES GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, Fo RENT—FURNISHED ROOM on Dunbar- ton street. No. 134, between High and Con- gress ttreets, Georgetown no 17-2w* [MpLLLER'S NEW DRY GOODS 8TORE.—Just received, large additional supply of French Merinos, Poplins, 1 wool De laines, low-priced Delaines, Plaids, Black Silks, Bombazines, Alpacas, (black and colored.) Co- Empress Cloths, al 8, Shephard’s Checks, Ginghams, Prints, Cyery Jow,) Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Shirting Muslins, Gloves and Hosiery, Flann uder Vests for ladies and gentlemen, Shawls ree stock of 7 ty se op apn and (eatiaes — sale 's rik .» Georgetown. D. iy ‘bo lain BENJAMIN MILLER. BE OPLE’S BOOK.—Dr. WARREN'S HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN, treating of all nown diseases, ease, symptoms and cure, in y nage. The Agent is now receiving or- ers for it in Georgetown, D. C. no 14-12t* FRANCIs B.sMITH.] (AMES 0. CLEPHANE SMITH & OCLEPHANE, LAW REPORTERS AND “4 SDs WRITERS, 2 enue, betw. 3d and 43 sts. Oe eee tics Office Otte Hell. \LARIFIED CIDER, &c. Cc CLARIFIED CIDER, &e. T Leg received per steamer Fairfax, Len in ply of P CARIFIED CIDER, which I offer quant: 0 suit at New York prices. Al hand corsta so. ntly. a supply of Massachu- setts ‘CIDER, in casks aed bane sale, at lowest market Also, on hand and for bis po ove hundred barrels CIDER VINEGAR. delivered free of charge. RIL A. SHINN, “Union Bottling Depot,” 57 Green st.. Georgetown, D. 0. no Ii-?w Tintel. & Chron.} - CABD.—To prevent pee it is proper fer me to state that I have no interest or concern in any other Oyster Establishment thi my old Oniginal Establishment, No. 281 C street, where Iam now Siting we @ new saloon, with com- fortable tables, capable of seating sixty persons at atime. for supplying customers with roasted oys- ters (as well asin other shapes) inthe manner of the celebrated Fulton (N. Y.) Market establish- mente, and which wi!l be opened in a few days ina style to surpass anything ever before attempted in to make it the leading ssioon of Washington e e 6 on as! jot ys ~~ T. M. HARVEY. Laid Untelligencer and Chronicle coy P BOYER & BUBNSTINE, . LICENSED PAWNBROKERS. @513TH STREET, Second deer from Pennsylvania avenue, south 14 LIBERAL ADVANOES mad WATOE SEWELEY, CLOTHING de. jeT4m" 369 SEVENTH STREET. oo FURNITURE—FURNITURE! ey We now receiving a splendid assortment ef MARBLE-TOP TABLES, WASHSTANDS, WALNOUT SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, MABLE-TOP AND WALNUT CHAMBERSETS WALNUT BERSTEADS. We call your particular attention to our stock of WALNUT BEDSTEADS, which we are selling less than Philadelphia or New York wholesale prices. A full line of every description of C0! N FUBNITUBE, ‘at prices to defy competition. ¢ BONTZ & GROSHON, Bo 17-5t 369 7th street, above I. RIPPLE OF ANTIOCH; the C se febenbere Cotta Family ation Ehre of tole Lands. Our Mutn mis Meno = ; Dy Relic Eyater, ‘Bemy Bt. FRANCK TAYLOR. mo) —— Er Moores WEST END MEDICINE DEPOT. 113 yes eM AR aa Be ts Lara FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU i pleasant in teste and odor, free from all inju- rious, properties, and immediate in its action, Mesop A EEEMSOLDS PR )OR SALE—The LEASE and FURNITURE of a large and commodious house, suitable for a member of Congress or fers first-class boardin house. The situation is accessible to either lino of street cars, and near the Treasury or War Depart- ments, The house can only be obtained by pur- chasing the furniture, which is mostly new and of excellent auality. Suirecing piame sofas. &c. For furtber particulars apply D. L. WELLS, No. 476 7th street. opposite the Post Office. no 22-3t* Fe REN T—The large BRICK HOUSE join- ing my residenee containing 12 rooms. Rent $50 per month in advance. HOSE on 12th street, uear Pa, avenue, containing }6 rooms. Rent er low to a ectable tenant. Apply to Dr. JAME E. MORGAN, corner of Maryland avenue and 12th street. no 22-3t* PARLOR AND CHAMBER FOR RENT, FU NISHED—At 467 9th street, 0 22-vo3t* JOUENISHED BOOMS —Three large and hand- somely furnished ROOMS for rent to gentle- men, at 294 Mass. avenue, second door from lth street, and but three squares from the street cars. Therooms are warmed by heater, and iighted with gas. no 2) St" "OK RENT—On tbe Hights of Georgetown, a E'Siiae nnd commbitons HOUSES Site oT ihe mederk improvements, spacious nds, stabling, 7 a peer comvamionste of 2 iret ciaee Howse; it Cong! treet. 07 udor Place: Will be rented with or without furniture. ré on rt ses. isswe JOHN ¥. CARTER. Fo RENT—Farnished ROOMS. in Geeta See E 8 8 my w Willards’ Hotel and the Kirkwood House 3 ave. Je OR SALE OR RENT—That large, commodious Fo elegant RESIDENCE occupiod by the late Senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or rented upon liberal terms. Apply to Mrs. DOUG- LAS, corner of I street and New Jersey avenue, or toJ.'C. McGUIRE & QO. The house can be seen atany time. no7-tf ro RENT—FRONT PARLOR and two BED ice oe. on segunda el Lenemel nc ala usekeeping. ar i ROOMS. ‘on thi mgt suitable either for a family or single gentlemen, to be let together or se) a rm o. ut Varying from $8 to $30 onth. street, between Soh and one ae y no 7-lin cars, BARE CHANCE—FOR SALE—A weil-estab- A lished CONFECTIONERY, wholesaie and re- tail, including Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, with stable and commodions shop attached. Also, suit- able for a bakery, doing a ood business. Con- nected is a house of six rooms. Rent for the whele, 38 Month, with five years lease. Apply at 0. 244 7th street, between M N. no8-2w ©R RENT—Four FURNISHED HOUSES. from 9to 18 rooms each, Three Unfurnished HOUSES. 4roomseach Also, for sale, 8 smithy | Lotsen Ltrast, tween 12th and streets; Buflding Lots ‘on H strest, between 6th and 7th streets; 2 Building Lots on L street, cast of 23d reet; 1 Building Lot on 0th street, near B street; lonse and Lot cn gM street. near B street, for $1.20, Apply to 0. WOOD, firm of MITCH- & southeast Corner of Pa. avenue and 15th street. 007 FSR. SALE OR RENT—That splendid BESI- ietnatrect For particulars ininire a 490 H street af or. inqnire at back of Batent Office, at the hours of # 8. ‘and § o'clock p.m. 2-tt ° JAMES TOWLES, Property Agent. OR RENT—An elegant unfurnished PARLOR tween 2ist and 22d, wi: of gas and heater. Also, Dew STABLE Wolerencasctehanged. 0624 AEDICAL BOOKS—Neill & Smith's Compen- M dap: Gray's Anatomy; Weed’ Practice. Wood's Therapenti ola: Wood and 3 , two vols.; al aches ws. “ tory; Dung sribtoaical meenyt tas rention 7 ‘s Formulary ; lis’ Fo van athena tor ocle atta ‘ormulary ; and many oe FRANOK TAYLO . ‘A, NOVELTY—Kid Gloves colored to look as A good 5 and buck Slot oneteh Kenher: Blta ubbows, a 6 beat 5 Agents for Washington—At the National| Steam Laundry, S11 ke and Lake & 9 370 tan Ho- a Pe. avenue, under the Metropolitan H. 7 LF Bibs OLAS. CRANBERRIES, LEMONS. a ot LL & 00., no T eotw ‘No. 67 La. av., near i] F. 8AVAG Sy r DOM ESTIO. HARDW ARR, SOMMERS ra, on. Washington, B. 0. et tt M00 we FS SALK—A neat and comfortable three-story FRAME HOUSE, containing eight rooms, pas- es and porches; well 'ocated; near the cars. and only five minutes walk from the Patent Office. FURNITURE in the honse for . Inquire at 340 7th street, between 1 and Mass. avenue. Pos- session given immediately. tno 24-6t* (UR RENT—ROOMS suitable for housekeeping. Also, CELLAR and STABLE. Apply at 5 Montgemery street, Georgetown. no 23 3t* Foz RENT—Two « FURNISHED ROOMS ina » pee family, with or without Board. No. 212 I street, between 19th and 20th, no 23-lw fo RENT—A small BRICK HOUSE. Inquire, after 5 o'clock, at 185 4th street, near New York avenue. no 23 3t* BAKEEY, STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.—Good location. Apply at No. 306 13th street, near L. no 23-2t* Foe SALE—The STOCK of a small Grocery an Liquor Store. A good stand for Butcher or Provision Store. Apply at No. F and 2d streets, Islan: 268, corner of no 23-3t* LA&s AND PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—At 136 Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and 20th streets, Seven Build- ings. no 23 3t* OR RENT—A three-story FRAME DWELL- ING, No, 314 Ist street, between © and D, two squares north of Capitol. L Ral corner New Jersey ave’ Fo RENT—Three ROOMS and use of the Par- lor, suitable for housekeeping, at 457 2d ast. oer doors from Penna, avenue, no 23 3t* (OR RENT—Tbree UNFURNISHED ROOMS ‘on second floor, conver ient for housekeeping, each room with gas. Terms very moderate. Ap- ply at No.5 New Jersey avenue, between F and streets. no 23 2t* Fe RENT—HOUSE containing seven rooms, and large lot, situated on the corner of north B and 0th streets east, within ashort walk of the Government Repair Shop. Apply two squares south. no 23-3t* TS LET—A fod STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE, with a large loft for hay and grain; Potomac water in stable. Possession immediate if desired, at No. 386 © street, between 3d and 4°, te. no 23-3t* FS RENT—A comfortable BRICK DWEL- LING, 9 rooms, with bath room, coal vaults, &c. No. 451 north D street, where application will be made, or to Baldwin Brother's factory. Possession given December 1, 18%. no 23-lw {Int&Chron.} OB SALE—The LEASE. STOCK, FIXTURES, and FURNITURE of a first-class Hotel, North- east corner of Howard and Camden streets, near B. & O. RR. Depot, Baltimore, Md. Inquire of B. J. RAINEY, corner New Jersey avenue and C streets, Washing pas D. C., or at the Hotel in Baltimore. no Foe SALE—A FRAME HOUSE and LOT, sit- uated No. 14 133 street. Lot is 30 feet wide and 125 feet deep; house contains nine rooms, with closet to each sleeping apartment. Twelve foat al- a in the rear, running through to 13th street. Also, two small HOUSES in the rear, which bring . Price $5,000. Address Mrs. D neatly furnished PARLOR and with or without Board, at No. tween Pennsylvania avenue aud no 22-3" {OR RENT—Two Basement ROOMS, and two d and one in 34 story. Apply at C and Maryland aye., Capitol Do 22-3t* Fes RENT—A new three-story BRICK HOUSE, with store room and cellar, suitable for any kind of business, i location. Apaeics at y Island. Be No. 676 lith street, near Maryland no 22-3t* my me en KENT—Handsomely furnished BED- ROOMS and PARLORS, in snits. Also, single Chambers. supplied with het and cold water aud ga Apply at Ne. 500 lith street, between a E st. no 22-e03t OR RENT—BSeveral unfurnished ROOMS, de- signed for housekeeping. Also, a te ER hameerentng.,nieo, 6, very desir: able » for a single gentleman. fur- shined sr eetoroiebed, ardecteea® aenived ont? =o ef C and North Capitol streets. ne 22-e03t* AUCTION SALES, — (sol auieia ces taemvabineectee enema aaeaabiias [For other Auction Sales, see fourth page.) BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avctionsers. LARGE SALE OF WALNUT A: P Y AvOTION— =p On 8A’ BDAY, the 2th instant. at 10 o'clock a. our Auction to which we - of bu: rere, ae ther. will find = 4 Pairs of fine 1-4 Norwich Blankets. y ee GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, ., Auctioneers. , corner 10th street. » B pars. SUT- OK Re ‘ON. On SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. 2th, at 9s o'clock, we will sell in front of eur Auction Store 8 gene: owsehold Furniture, Bed- assortment of H. . and other } &e., &e, 180, A variety of Sutler's Goods, ts and Shoes, Plosicry, ae and Drawers, Gloves, wis, nkets, &o., &e, as! cash. it M_K. WALSH & CO., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUS: D FURNITURE ON 4TH STREET. here TAND K STREETS, BY PUBLIC Oo Teh On WEDNESDAY. the 29th instant, at 10 o'clock & m., we Cnet at the residence of aiady de- cliping housel coping. (House No. 256,) via: TA. CONS: 2 Hair cloth Sofas = Saige. at “2 Chat A pith aaet a. e Vil irror, ow ades aod le Bed Chambers, consisting of re Papted Cotes Sets, Dressing Bureaus Washetands, Bedsteads, Wardrobes Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Comforts Blankets, Carpets, &c. Dining“room, consisting of— Dining Tables. Chatrs Table Crockery. Cutlery, and Stoves. Kitchen Furniture, viz: Excellent Cook Stoves, Fixtures, and Kitchen Requisites. And many other articles, too numerous to ent- merate. Terms cash. no 24-d (Int.}) GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. ¥ JAS. 0, McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELE- 3, WITH LOTS. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. November 23, at 4 o’clock,on the premises, I shall sell Lote 1 and 3. in subdivision of Square 80, fronting together 73 feet on New Jersey avenue, near L street north. and running through to $d street west. Improv by two well-built twe-story-and basement Brick Dwelling-Houses, which will be sold separately. Terme: One-half cash; balance in six months, deferred payment to bear interest, and secured by deed of trust on the property. Conveyancing at pure! T's cost. Possession given to, upon compliance with the terms of sale by, the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with within one week after the sale, the property will be again per at the cost and expense of the defaulting pur- chaser or purchasers. i JAMES FITZPATRICK, Executor of Dominick Conroy. no 16-dts JAS. O. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. S87 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDADLY Ss MONDAY AFTERNOON, Novem T 27, instant. at 45. o'clock. Fens piae JAMES FITZPATRICK, Executor, no 2d JAS. C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts GALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGE AT ALEX- bs ANDRIA, VA. Chief Quartermaster’s Office of Washinet bs Warhineton DO tee laber si oe Will be sold at P»btic Auction, at Alexandria, Va., under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Col ovel J.G.C Lee, A.Q. M., on SATURDAY, De cember 9. 1865, a¢ 1.0'clock p.m , the Government BARGE T G. COLE. ‘Terms: Cash, in Gevernment funds. Ry order of Brevet Major Gen D. H. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, oe of Washington. CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, De 24-13t Brevet Col. and Quartermaster. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT AUCTION. We hall sell,en TUESDAY. the 2th instant 4o’clock p. m.. on the premises, that large aw handsome amet gprs No. 430 F street north, between 6th and 7th streets west, lately the resi: dence of Mrr. Poor. Terms made known on the day of aale. no28d [Int.] GREEN & WILLIAMS Ancts. Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, BE- TW FEN 14TH AND 15TH STREETS. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 5th, at 4o’clock,on the premises, by virtue of a di t trnet duly recorded in liber N.C. T.. No. 46 ios 187 to 161, one of the Jand records of Washington county, I shall sell lot F, in subdivision of lots in square 211. fronting 21 feet 15 inches on south side ef Rhode Island avenue, between 14th and 15th sts. west, and running back an average depth of about 124 feet to an alley. containing 2,620 square feet. Terms: One-half cash; balance 6 and 12 months, secured by @ 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 first purchaser. Conveyancing at percha wtp t a. , Trustes, po 23 JAS. C. McGUIRE & C ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ANITURE, SUILER'S GOODS: HOUSE. WITH JRE, SU 2 R'S GOODS, J8E, STORE ROOM ATTACHED, &c. On MONDAY, the 2th instant, we shall sell, at the Sutier’s establishment of Messrs. Stanley & Bates. at Camp Barry. near the toll-gate, about one mile from the Capitol. on the Baltimore turn- ee. 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 Sutler’s . Forniture Bedsteads. Mattress and Bedding, Blankets Tables, Chairs, Cooking and other Stoves Twe fine Show Cases and Cigar Cases frigerators, Counters, With a large lot of ether articles, which we deem unnecessary to enumerate. Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, bo 22-d Anctioneers, B* 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. HIGHLY DESIRABLE THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK Pe oe HOUSE ON fies BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH On MONDAY, Nov. 2th. at 4 o'clock p.m., we shall sell, ov opreml part 3 Lot 16, im Square #54, fronting 19 feet on H_ street, between 6th and 7th etreets, running back 112 feet, and improved by the three-story and basement brick Dwelling House, No. 525, containing J& rooms. cellar, an elegant Latrobe in the parlor, which heats the chambers above, water in the yard and basement, asix-inch sewer connectiog with the main sewer, gee and fixtures complete. rms Oy i third pot eepang he one and eferred payments bearing interest, se- cured by deed of trust on the premises, 4 CG ‘ing at purchaser’: 4 pod {intl Jr 0. MeGUIRE € U0., Aucts. RESTAURANT FUR SALE OR RENT— Situated on 12th street, between C and D. No, . now doing @ good business. Stock and fix- tures will be sold cheap, or it can be rented. There = Loedies’ Saloon attached. Inquire on rem bo 22-; ‘OB SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES ofan old established Btore, in Georgetown, now doing a good busifiess. Will be sold very low, as the owner is in other business, Ad: aren Box 847 Post Office, Georgetown. BO v Fo SALE_The FIXTURES of good Store on ‘enneyivavia aven possession eo Store. Inquire at this office. mo 21 t* | BLE HOTEL PROPERTY FORSALE. Mount Vernon Hotel, corner of 6th and N sts., Island, opposite Richmond mail wharf. For fur: ther particulars apply on the premises. _no 21-6t Fe, RENT—BRICK HOUSE, five rooms, suit able for a drug store or private dwelling, A ood water at the door. Corner of 6th and , Capitol Hill. Inquire at BROWN’S Restaurant, cor. 13th st. and Pa. av. no 21-6t* Fe KENT—A new fitted up STORE, No. 450 ae Renearlyi avenue, between 4) and 3d si 3. The STOCK and fIXTURES for sale. It is o first-ratestand for any kind of business. The proprietors intend to leave the city, there- fore with to sell. no 41 6t* OR RENT—One fine, large STORE ROOM, 16 by 82 feet. a first-rate business stand. Toarire of GEORGE MATTINGLY, at Southern Ratlro: Office, corner éth street and Pa evenue. no 2-it* FS RE TA eRe nearly new three-story BRICK DWELLING on Ith street west, near L, furnished or unfurnished. tai dining-room, seven chambers. kitchen, cellar. etc.. with garden, gas and water. It will not be rented for a boaréfog bouse or for sub-renting rooms. Possession given immediately. Inquire of JAS. F. HALIDAY, 515 ith street. south of Pa. ave. bo 20-tf Untel, & Chron.] pork —A large and nicely furnished BED- I “ROOM. | Apoly nt No. 306" jeware avenue, between narih Rewa Seis 5:4 | Sae OR RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE. with F Veck building. oon H street between North “apitol Ist street: west, in ‘Printing Office Sqr .. House nS seven rooms, has frout Rae ee in and Sip yh od Me. SriBuney. 7 vane ta vance, ote 0 Le eS PA: ® and CHAMBE’ and t) n the 2d Pein. Turaished, suitable. fo Congress or other gentlemen, at 49. Band F. Esta' A OARDING HOS: Ryrabes . Inguire Star of fice.” a at iho iaws Fo 8A) ‘© three story BEI ‘8 Grace Church. to Etienne trae A ‘LAD! aND 'LEMEN (000) te the orks, ‘Travels, cl . Novels, hn eal Boner with hair names we aan EE STORE ROOMS ip | aeeel sabato Y¥ W. B. LEWIS & 00., Auctionee B No. 307 Bonney bvania cvenue. PAWNBROKER'S SALE. BY ¢ ER W. 8. HARTOGENSIS, OF BALTIMORE. MONDAY NEXT, November 97, at 9% o'clock, at our Store, we shall sell about a thousand lots of unrédecmed Goods, as— LADIES’ CLOTHING. — Fine quality Silk Dresses, Merinos. Delaines, Poplins, aud Calico Ry ey }, Under Clothing, Coats, Shawls, Mantil- jan. ke MEN'S CLOTHING —E€xtra fine Beaver and other Over Coats. Dress, Frock and Business Coats fine Cloth and Cassimere Pants and Vests, Boys’ sermets, Costs, rat. 25. = Violt a Also. three very valuable old Violins, several fine Gold Watches, Gold Chains, Diamond Rings, &c. The Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Clothing is of better quality than is usvally found at onr sales, to which we call the particular attention of buyers. no 22 W.B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CORN, FODDER, FARMING UTENSIL3 ANDGA RDEN SEDs, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 28th inst., at 10 o'clock a, m., on the Farm owned by Mr. Robert K. Nevitt, one mile east of Benning’s Bridge, directly on’ the Washington and Mar!borough road, consisting of— Good assortment of Furniture z An of Corn, Fodder — g Utensils of every description, and Gar- eds. Terms cash. no 21 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, B* GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD AND KITOHEN FURITURE, COWS, &c.. AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 2th instant, we shall sell, at 1@ o'clock a. m..at the residence of a gentleman decliping housekeeping, at the corner of north B and 24 streets ensc, ito H kno house formerly occupied by the rate in part— a Rosewood Damask covered Parlor Suite, consist- ot, 2 Sofas, 2 Caster Arm Chairs and Parlor re - Rosewood Marble-“op Centre Table, Walnut Mar- ble top Sideboard Fine French-plate Gilt frame Mirror and Bracket Fine Velvet. Three, Brussels, and other Car- ‘ walost ‘Somes Lina, Mahogany and other Bod- Weimt, Wardrobes, Extension, Dining and other Walnut Start e-top Dressing and other Bureaus Feather Beds and Bedding, Hair and othor Mat- Chins, Glass and Cretyers were wi pa Bequisites, and two = GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anct> UBLIO SALE. pres Public Sale will take place on ‘A lot of vators Corn Fodder. Hey, Oats, and same day. Also, J, KIBKWOOD. AUCTION SALES, _fSHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED ESTATE SALE ON STH tre T Waser ceTWwEEN GAND hk STREETS, BY POBLIO AUCTIUN. On FRIDAY, the 2th t, at «o'clock p in front of the pre: >» part No 43, having’= feet ¢ inches {rout ‘rtontoe beck lee! nie toa paved alley, co bree-story nd ic. vai larse parlors, bed Toows, halls, &c. fine water in the yard. and in it a first class residence, partments. One fifth cars. secured by th the impro ; rick House, with base: tweet, table. Possession given immediately, houre is now vacant. oaks eRe no 18 d __ Hat Auctioneers. FRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE ON ag ISLAND aT AUOTION. 2 On TUESDAY, the 2ist instant, at 4 ©'slook ™.. we shal! sell. at public anction, part of Lot 4, in Syuare 383. having afrontof 25 feet, roun: back about 100 fect, and is improved by s good three-story Brick, containing eight convenient, well-arranged rooms and store Tooms iw. This property is situated on lith street west, be- tween south D and EB sts. Terms: One-half cash: the balance In six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest from the day of sale, secured by a deed ef trust on the prem ines All conveyancing and revenne stamps at the cost of the purcl - nold GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. S7-THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONER ON account ef the weather until FRIDAY, the 2th in- stant. same hour and place no 22-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* W. L. WALL & ©0.. Avctionsers. LOTS ON TwanEe STBEET WEST AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 2th instant, at ¢ o'clock. we will sell. { ‘out of the premises, Lots 3, 4, and 5. Square 128, Tronting 50 feet each on 2th paneer pet ween north B and C streets, all adjoining property. Terms : One-half cash: balance in six and twelve months, secured by deed of trueton the pr sen, and besring interest Conveyancing at the purchaser's expense. A deposit of $25 will be required om each Lot at time of sale. _nos sen WL. WALL & CO. » Aucts. RY WM. L. WALL & ©O., Anctioncers. ON FRIDAY, November 2th. at 2 0’clock p. m., We shall sell, the entire effects of a Restaurant at the corner of sth street east, and Pennsylvania ave ue, comprising. Bar and Fixtores Liquors. Stave Ragatelic Table, &c. Sale peremptory nod y. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, Y K. F. PAGE & ©0., Auctioneers. CONTINUATION OF EXTENSIVE AUCTION On THIS [eeaaten? EVENING, November 2ist, at 64: o'clock. and extending every evening duriug the week, we shall continue our sales of— Blankets, Carpets, Gents’ Boots Ladies and Misses’ Shoes Bird Guns, Pearl Inlaid Dressing Cases Silver-plated Spoope. Forks, lee Pitchers Table Covers, Napkins, Towels _ Ladies’ and Misses’ Shawls, Hosier Ivory Handle Cutlery. Bohemian Glassware Pee ae eae = ral bnms, Acrordeons And ait descriptions of Fancy Goods, Cash advances on all cousigned goods. no 21 -6t K. F. PAGE & O0.. Anots. Y W.L. WALL & 00 . Auctioneers Origival Horse and Carriage Baraar. 9 La. av., betw and 10th sts, SALE OF FORSES. CARRIAGES, &c. On SATURDAY MORNING. November 25, com- mencing at 10 o'clock. at the Bazaar. wil! be sold a large number of Harness, Work and Saddle HORSES, including a large number of very desirable Car- riage. Harness and Saddle Horses. A full de- scription at sale, ALSO, Excellent work Mules. Wagon and Harness, Car- riage Horses and Harness. ALSO, A large collection of desirable new and second- hend Carriages, Buggies. Rockaways, Express Wagons, other vehicles, Lo, A largo collection of thew and second-hand Har- ness, &c. ALSO, l very superior Family Carriage, 2New Family Carriages, = 2 New Germantown Carri: 5 Regular sales at the —~ every Tuesday, Pon Nem and Saturday, without regard to the weather. Carriages and Harness always at private sale. no WoL. WALL iGo Aucts BY Peat & CO., Auctioneers, On SATURDAY, 25th instant, at 12 o'clock m , at our wareroom, No. 340 D street. between 9th and J6th, we will sell a general assortment of Furniture. 2handeome Rabogeny Di ogany Divans, Resoweed Sofa covered in Damask, 7 Mehogeny Sofas, ne Curled Hair and other Mattresses, Nee and Recgnd- hee bo nges ow - bea a) a 2 fine Sewing Machines, 3 Brass Cor nices, Lot of Crockery. ALso, feet of mew Stove Pipe and Elbows, — 8 variety of other goods. PLANT & ©O., Ancts. entof new Furniture con- stantly on hand at retail. no 23-21" GALE OF CONDEMNED STORES, £ WastIncTOw ARSENAL, i Will be sold at Public Auction et gia reenal on SATURDAY MORNING, the’ Bot of Novem! bers at 10 o'clock, the following Btores, ze $ Steam Engines ress a Lot of Cotton Machinery oops Boilers of Shafting (with hangers and pul- * Wagon Breaks road Oar Braces Boaster Gear Cutting Machine 8 Fy 3 1 Car Shacl , Jo! 1 Screw Cutting Machine. Terms cash,in Government fu’ md purchas- ere = be required to remove the property within ve day s. 4 J. &. BERTON, Mejor Ordnsece no 16 8t Brevet Colonel Gomm: ng. W ASHINGTON ARSENAL, Novemerr 21, 1835. Will be sold at Public Auction, at the ARSE- NAL, on SATURDAY MORNING, the Ro vember, at }00'clock, @ sets ARTILLER 46 athe oe —— This — can be altered into arness Ata it expense. Terms cash. in Government funds, G. BENTON, Major Ordnance, No 22 St and Brevet Colonel Com ‘dg. BBX 245. ©. McGUIRE & 08. Auctioncors. TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH M STREET, BETWEEN 16TH AND 17TH STREETS. On SATUBDAY AFTERNOON, November 25th, at 4o'elock, on the premises, we shall sell Lote 14 and 15, {n subdivision of Square 183, fronting each 2% feet 6 inches on north M street, between | and I7th streets west. and running back 182 feet to a 28 feet alley, containing each 3,498 square feet, more és oa it pnrchaser’s expense Sonveyant af . “port = 3.0, McGUIRE & CO., Avets. ¥ JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. THREE STORY BRK PWELLING HOUSE os Rae STREET, BETWEEN © ANDOHIO CESDAY, Ni 2ist, at 4 o'clock p. oP Trak, Beet aah J ser, front of Lot1, one F< 7 on street west. between C street io avenue. ranni ser eroke Prick Deesliing, with two-story st ne. a back hufialng, comtatuing 14 rooms, Gas and fix- ty tbroughca! erms easy: One-feurth cash; balance fm one, rT ears; deferred payments beari omit we ane of trast om the premises, » ancing at purchaser: . os J.C. McGULRE & CO., Aucts, ABOVE SALE IS POSTPO! 9 JAS. 6. McGUIRE & OU. Ancts BY W- ©. WALL & 00., Auctionsers. PEA Cg) ae ay at ret of grow ive acres suitable purposes. being one of the ga or purpose, and Improved by gocd-sined Brick Foums. , containing