Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Groven’s Tuxatsr—James E. Murdoch as ‘‘Benedick,” in Shakspeare’s play of “Much Ado About Nothing.’ To-morrow night, “Hamiet.” CanTerncry.—Firet week of Edwin Blanchard, the Melo-dramatic actor, and his celebrated trained dogs, who appear in the drama of The Feion’s Death, or the Dogs on the Mountsin.” Ali the favorites of the regu- lar company in ballet, songs, burlesque, kc. Catvany Baptist Cxuracn, Sth street, be- tween D and E streets.—First Musical and Literary Soiree of the Young Men's Christian Association. The programme promises & charming entertainment. ——___—_ CHARGE OF LABCENY—Bvfore Justice Bates.— Upon the oath, &c.,of one Loutsa Hays thata hese had been felonionsly stolen from her,&c., & warrant was issued for the search of the prem- ises of Lou's Thelemann, on 12th street; aad on ‘Thursday last the said Thelemann appeared before Justice Bates upon the charge of steal. ing the hose, attended by his counsel. M. ‘Thompson, Esq., Mr. Wharton appearing for the prosecution. Mrs. Hays testified that some tUme previous she had authorized aman by the name of Charles Coleman to take the hose to the store of Mr. John Henney, on D, between 22th and 13th streets, a wholesale liquor mer- chant, and to leave it there for safe ing until she should call for it, and she knew he bad jest it there, &c.; and that she calied upon the defendant the day before his arrest and asked him for the hose, and that he said he had bought it from Coleman and paid for it, and that he would not give itup. John Fred- rich, a clerk for Henney at the time, testified that Coleman deposited the hose in Hen- ney's store some time previous for safe-keep- ing until called for, and that some time after- wards Coleman and the defendant went to Henney’s store, where the hose was, and that Coleman then Te sold the hose to the defendant for five dollars, and that on the next day the defendant sent for the hose, and that he sent it to him. counsel for T. proposed to show that ays and Coleman had been living and co- ing together as husband and wiie,and quo- ted 2 Esp., 637, Ballers N. P., 114, 1 Camp., 245, to show that such living, &c., Was presumptive evidence of marriage, so as to give Coleman the Fight to dispose of her personal property, &c., or atieast to warrant the defendant in sup- posing that he bad such right; and, further. more, that the law presumes the actual pos- sessor of personal property to be the legal and Tightfal owner thereof until the contrary ap- ears, and that in no pointof view had any larceny been committed in this case. There ‘was no larceny by the defendant, for he had bought the pr: Tly openly and above board, and inaregular business way, and under no cireumstances of suspicion whatever. And there was no larceny on the part of Colemaa, for be acquired the possession of the property lawfully, by and with the knowledge and con- sentof the prosecurtrix. according to her own showing, and even if he was not to be regarded as her husband, it was at mosta mere breach of trust, and not a larceny on his part, to have sold the property. Authorities were read in support of all these propositions. The Justice took ime to consider whether to hold the de- fendant for court or not. Ss CrnimyaL Court, Judge Wylic—On Satur- cay, George D. Bowman, indicted for the lar- ceny of two barrels of flour, was convicted and sentenced to one year in the Albany peniten- ary. Mr. Aiken for defense. Wm. Carroll, charged with the larceny of a wateh from Mrs. Catherine Quirk, was found guilty. Sentence suspended. Aiken for de- tense Ciara Goodman, as nall colored girl, indict for the larce of & quaauty of clothiag from Mrs. Margarit Sheehy, was convicted and sentenced to the Albany penitentiary for one year. Aiken for dete In a@ second case against the same party a nolle pros. tered, 45 was also in the case of John Js indicted for petty larceny. The Court sentenced the following prisoners: Ehas Robinson, convicted of larceny from A. M. Ciark ond Evan Hughes, to ix years im- prisopment in the Albany penitentiary, (three ip each case). Jobn Walker, convicted of the ny of gvods from Evan Haghes, to three reat Albany, and Charles Blue, convicted of the larceny of goods from A. M. Clark, to three years at Albany. Wm. Henry, a smal! colored boy, charged with larceny, was discharged. The petit jury was discharged and the Court adjourned to Wednesday, when it will hear and determine on motior~ tor new trial, aud close up the business of \. term. eR See SHootrxc Case 1x Mreper Bay.—Last nigbt, a colored man who has not been arrest- ed, went to Murder Bay and met w Jenny Sharp, colored, and made some remark to ner that aroused the anger of her lover, Simons, colored. mons called him to ac- count for it, and the stranger struck him. Si- mons was about to return the blow, when the stranger drew a pistol and fired, the ball en- tering Simons’ body near the navel. Jenny Sharp followed the stranger with a brick, and the stranger turned and fired at ber, but missed her, and then escaped. Dr. Russell was called to attend the wounded man, and probed the wound, but failed to find the ball, and pro- nounced the wound very dangerous. Simon: was placed in shack and tsken to his sister's residence, ou K, near 15th street, Roundsman ¥rankim, of the Second Ward, with a squad of officers, arrested a number of who Were witnesses of the affair, but they gave no clue by which the fugitive could be traced, and they were discharged this morning. Gee ANOTHER AccrpeNT CavsED Ry THE RUN- BING OF STEAM CaRs.—>aturday, at about 12 m.,asatrain of cars was passing aloug First s'reet towards the Baltimore depot. a horse at- tached to ‘arriage and bitched to a post on Pennsylvania avenue, near First street, took fright at the noise made by the locomotive, broke loose and dashed furiously up Pennsyl- yaniaavenue. When he arrived between 3d and 4% streets, the carriage came in contact with & wagon, and thereby broke off one of the carriage wheels. The swingle-tree also broke, d the horse, tbus freed from tbe carriage, kept om up tbe ayenue, and was caught at 7th street. The horse apg carriage belonged to Mr. William Rovser. dsiryman, who had just taken bis wife and daughters out of the car- Tiage before the horse ran away. . eure OnPRANS’ Court, Judge Purcell—On Satar- day, the — Cpe d Caroline Fenwick was fully proved ai mitied to probat: also the will of James KR. Wood = _— Letters of administration were issued Wm. Paul Brown on the estate of James KR. Wood. and to Mary Ellen Smith on the estate of Mary Caroline Smith. The inventories of the personal estates of Mary C. Ingle and Henry Schoolcraft were returned. The first and final accounts of P. W. Dorsey, executor of Susan Worthington, (with balance and distribution:) of Sally Carroll, executrix of Wm. T. Carroll; of Rachel T. Meehan, ex- ecntrix of John S. Mechan; of Mary E. Brown and Robert Pywell, exeentors of Thomas Brown, were approved and passed. ———¢-—__- «“Disnosrst Coypuctors.”"—We have re. ceived & communication signed “A Conduc- tor,” im relation to an item under the above bead, in which the writer complains that due credit was not given therein to the Bom- ber of honest conductors. “Conductor” is right in thinking the bonest conductors should not be blamed for the misdeeds of the black sheep among them. Knowing as we do the large mumber of honest and deserving conductors engaged on the lines in this city, we should be the last to designate them as wanting integrity as a class. They will admit, however, that «bard cases” now and then get inte the busi. ness solely “on the make,” and the respectable conductors will be gind, we are sure, to have any such disreputable ones weeded out for the credit of the body. Suspicious CHARACTER! ing, Dudley Richardson was wandering about the streets at 2 give a sa <‘oty account of himself, Officer Straub, of » Ward, arrested bim and Jusuce Walter ued kim $5. Last night, about = o'clock, Officer Hill noticed a youth moving suspiciously into the passage of the residence of Asbury Lioyd, + E, near 3d street, While two others were on the lookout to pre- vent his arrest. They saw the officer creeping wpon them and gave the alarm, but too the officer caught the trio and took them to the up for ‘ohnson, station house where they were locked trirl. They gave their names as Wm. J Albert Adams, and Wm. Brown. =e Firg—This morning, about 2x o’cleck, fire was discovered in the frame house on I, be- tween 1i(b and 15th streets, owned and occa- pied by Job» Brown, colored. The butlding is a two-story -and-attic house, aud was fired from the outside, between the weatherboards. It rogressed slowly, but the house was burned to ibe first story before it contd be checked. The firemen were promptiy on the ground. and had their bose laid out and ready to go to work, but for some time failed to obtain asupply of water. If the water could baye been obtained when the firemen arrived, the damage to the building ‘would baye been inconsiderable. “ pees Recovery or Srei_ey Bacon.—About 12 o'clock tart might, Officers Higgins and Dagie, of the Third Ward, found eight shoulders and six middlings of bacon on &h street, which had been dropped by two men, who ranoff. It was identified us the property of Mr. 0. F. E. Richardson, 'o whom it was returned by order of Justice Thompson. lt was valued at sixty dollars. WANTS. AINTERS . PRiooce, BANE APR OITY ITEMS —— ges ‘ at 4o'clock, McGuire & Co. will sell at auction, on H street, one of the most desirable houses in the city. See adver. to MEANY & Star Office. 1t* TED t — tical ET ie aa eects W divubee. HARE @ NOot aN, Dortar Jewetry Store—Go to Prigg’s af Dollar Srore for Christm = presents, No. 433 | Wy ANTED—Four good FARM HANDS. | Appiy Pennsylvania avenue, three doors from 4% | the first toll uate. Form, 7th street reed, near Stree! ne NTED, with pleasant BOOM, by @ young leaner the highest res lity: Best Teferences given and reanired. —_—_o——— Loox ovr for grand ball of the First Ward Socials at their hall, corner of 20th street and Pennsylvan a avenue, to-morrow night. Pro- ceeds for the benefit of the new Catholic Church. ——_o—__. JEWELRY.—Go to Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Stere for Jewelry and Silver-plated Ware. 1,000 styles to chose from, for oniy $1. No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, three doors from 4% street. pS aes Seas HovsEKOLD Worps.—Delicious, refreshing, purifying, preservative, indispensable, exguis- ite, are the terms applied to the famous Sozo- dont, in thousands vf households every day. And why? Simply because all the Virtues mendaciously claimed for other dentifrices, actually exist in this wonderful preparation. eo Colleg no 27-31" WARSIED—By wi dow lade. a SITUATION to operate 7 heeler & Wilson's Sewin: P pies vasdreas a note to Box No. 35 Star Otiice. 0 1- VV 4NTED—A first rate COOK, for a family of s tree reons. None will snit aloes kil enact eakfast breads. No 8S en avenue, above ist st. nose A OUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION so Grocery, nor, or Provision Store. Teference if Fequired: Address GEORGE BUR - DETT, Q and ith streets. no 27-3t* A BARBEK WANTED. Apply te Mra A. BV- ANS, Bridge strect. corgetow! near the New ae None but a White WARSIED—Three white WOMAN to go to the country on James River, Virgiu Ccok, Nurse, and Washer Woman. en TO ene nn Hot Sopa—What a Novel‘y.—That wonderful cig a at No. 206 Pennsyl uanis hee near Wiillares, is now giving out Genuine Hot WAN SCS 2 BT a ote SNS | YUM a, with tne celebrated. Coffee Gream, Eg | WANTED By » reapectable partys aamal fur Nog and other Syrups, which have been so | 0. Bex 228, no 25-3t™ popular during the Summer Season. Soda Ice {\ ANTED 10 RENTOHOUSE furnished 0 Cold and Genuine Sweet Apple Cider, are stso | WV) 4Nriis'tarnisned. between Peno'a and Now still on draught. 03 York avenues and Sth and 13th sts, Address E.G. D.. through Star office. no ta TANTED—By a youbg man, employedin one of the Departments, desirons to procure a SIT- Ty Feet.—Loss of health, energy, temper, and good looks, are the inevitable conse- quences of neglect of disordered feet. To all | UATION for a few hours each day to di enlicoting: afflicted we would advise a call at Dr. White's | or copying, or other writing. Writes hand, Rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between = good recommendations. Address ieee 4% and 6th streets, ‘The skilful chiropodist | Dorsey's Hotel. _n0 25-6t_ FOR SALE RENT. 7 FFICE ror of K and sth ets. Qi rete City alk Apply ak 271 Rate ae URNISHED ROOMS, coumunica ing. parior and chamber with gas and fire, No.6 Missouri avenue, bet. 435 and 6th ete _ no Ht" streets. = ‘me 77-3t* OK BENT—} aunt intro KYBoOMS ‘with reapeetabi Tamnise ee Ne. wit! 10 Olio avenue, betw Ith and ith streets. ® good tenant, rent will be moderate. no 27-3t* Beck HOUSE, FIVE ROOMS, WITH CEL- lar, within one square of street cars. corner of Guth street east and B street south, suitable for a member at* r of Congress. TW WELL FUBNISHED ROOMS for rent in Sprite family at 339 10th street, between M and N. Pri; venient." ele Tent ETE err QOMS FOR RENT_Nicely Furnishe R BERS on first and second | loos comm ‘tween D no 27-3t™ F% faLE—LEASE, FIXTURES ani GOOD WILL ofa Grocery Store and Market in a de- sirable location. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. | Address E. L. ADDISON, Box 643. if reanired, i. . poe Sw ot 448 Jath street cast side. no GESILEMEN AND THEIR WIVES. MEM- ¥ bers of Congress and their families, and siagle gentlemen. with good referenses. will find ROOMS learantly situated, newly furnished, iu a new ouse. at 97 Penn. aye , corner Ziat no 27-it" 5 OR SALE—The STUCK and FIXTURES of a small Grocery and. Provision Store, doing a good butiness, Satisfactory reasons given for sell- ines ee at N. W. corner lith and N streets. OK RENT—In a private family. a PARLOR CHAMBER. connected. on the first feor, d five feet above the sidewalk. Location very plearant and convenient, 30 yards esst of Rigg’s Bank and State D ‘tment, an! the cars to the Capitol avd Georgetown, No. New York avenue. terend door from 15th street. no Wtf never fails to give relief without causing pain, and none can afford to suffer who are within his reach. } ANTED—A SITUATION by a young girl to V do chamber work or house Soke ‘food ref- erences given. Apply at No. 631 N st. v2 3t* man.a SITUATION as Vv ANTED—By a youn, Apply at No. 3 Ist st.. bet. D no 24-6t* — Great Bareatns in Jewelry and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 456 Pennsyivania avenue, near 3d street. Yonr choice for one dolar, 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, house servant, and E. 7ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Two or firet class COAT and VEST HANDS. A\ to B. H. DUVALL, Merchant Tailor, No. 434° 6: avenue, between 4% and oth ets, who 24-3t" ANTED—By a respectable young lady a SIT- forks. no Ii-tm* UATION to do housework or nursing; can Ss | EW ON the Machine, and is willing to make herself generally neeful. ferences given, Apply at 24 MARRIED, K street. corner 27th, Washington. no 24-3t* } OME EMPLOYMENT—A good MAN wanted inevery town and county in the United States to cugage in an honorable business. Fi allowe HUNTER—PRATHER. On Tuesday, Mth inst., by the Rev. Mr. Goheen, of McKendree Chapel, at the residence of Mr. Leonard Prather. aq Vi No. ‘irst-rate pay 566 Lstreet, JNO. W. HUNTER to Miss OLIVIA The only qualifications required are tact PRATHER. both of this city and inate Address, for particulars, Dr. O. | Baltiaore papers please copy. . PHELPS BROWN, No. 19 Grand street, Jersey BARKER—BREWER. On the 2d inst., at the | City, New Jersey. Bo 2 St Ryland Coapel, by the Rev. Mr. Hamilton, JAMES W; BARKER io AMANDA V. BREWER, both of thie city. = GREALISH—NAYLOR. November 25th. by tho Rev. Father McCarthy, M. J. GREALISH, ef Leavenworth, Kansas, to GGIE, younzest daughter of D. Naylor. Req. of this city. [Leave th Times pleas: el y wants good BUTTER are selling choice LE B ER at £0 cents. Call at “SLOANS Butter Depot.’ 499 11th st., 4 doors north of Pennsylvania avenue, and exam- ine tor yourselves. Re 23-5t* [Chronicle copy.] V J ANTED—Two DRESSMAKERS at No. 9 38th street weat, between H and sts. Wages from #5 to $6 per week. None but good hands need apply. no 22 J-4 WANTED §5.000 in cash, or will S5.000 mies Sotocinet pare for which liberal interest will be atlowed, and a bonus paid. Also, for sale 12 small houses and lots. cheap for JOHN L SMITH, Attorney at Law, 8th street. corner Market Space. W 4dTED —Everybe at cheap prices. TAB On the night of the 2thinst.. ALFRED DORSEY. aged 2 years, only child of John W. and Lonisa M. Smith. SMITH. The fries respectfull parent's resi ces of the family are his funeral from his No. 227 D street. between Mth and Lith streets, ou Tuesday, the 28th iustant, at 3 o'clock p.m. ve WEBB. On Sunday evening, of consumptien, Mrs. HARRIET FAKREL WESGB. 38 WANTED. 381 Her funerai will take place to-morrow (Tuesday) WANTED. ANTED. ede ray at 12 Gage go No a abe = WILLIAM PRIN avenue, hetween 12th and 13th streets west, where * ¥ the friends of the family are invited to attend, * | The Pioneer of Stamping, having now facilities for . . 7 STAMPING BERRY. November 2th, 1855, Mrs. ELIZA RERRY, aged sixty-five years, four months and | Ha" reduced his price to SIX CENTS PER - CAPES, BACQUES, YORES. BANDS. PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &c., stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are prepared fo stamp any pattern bronght us. As we are the only practical Stampers here we are illing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the er to get cheap Stamping, when they can o the only place for an assortment of Pat- terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, BS1_F street, opposite Patent Office Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawls. for sale, no 15 ] ANTED. V cash, no 20 6t* ‘al will take place from the residence of son. Walbridce Farm. half mile back of Coli College. om the 23th instant, at 2 p.m. Friends of the fi can find conveyances at Mr. t 1o’clock on the 2th inst. * Georgetown. on Sunday, Nov. 2th, iiness. WILLIAM FRANCIs, Youngest sonof John Thomas and Ann Cornelia Essex, aged 10 months and 17 iy PERSONAL. STROLOGY.—MADAME KROUSE will give a oemakers to know that th y can information ew all the affairs of life, and urchase LEATHER and FINDINGS at the respect toail otber subjects. She can be consulted | Shoe Finding Stoi itnated at 479 1ith st.. bet. atall honrs of the day and evening. Gentlemen | E and F, [oc 26-Im*] J.C. HALL Si. Ladies f@cents. She can also show a likeness ns large as life. Residence No. 123 43 street tween C and D. Isla WRNSULT DR. B the cure of ali di ANTED.—For a first class Oonfectionel Baltimore, a competent WORK MAN to charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental work, and well recommended, pply at No. 316, Pa avenue, Washington. D.O. ocd. He guarantees a radical cure of all acute and chronic ance of rivate nature, afiections of both sexes in the shortest time pos- ANTEP — SECOND HAND. FURNITURE. rible, and scientific treatment. Young men who | yywga to iunpt BNI ING Odie of ney have injured themselves, or suffering frem any | D and HO gd. BUCHLY S00 te cause. are guaranteed a ‘speedy cure. Those who | description. ebhaoun thon a) have been deceived by the many unprincipled | J¢% = : = yeas and boasting pretenders should consult Dr. AKNES and be eured at once. The only place where you can ebtaina permanent cure. Wash- ton Building, Room 12, corner of Penna. ave. FOR SALE AND RENT. + cont in! on, ining: D*- AUEeEOR AND PHYSICIAN. room, two servants’ Isooms and Pantry—all reat (Late Surgeon of Volunteers) ally furnished, Also, Carriage-house and Stable Offers his Medical Services to the inhabitants of | for three horses. Terms: §75 per mouth, Aoply Washington and Georgetown. Particular atten- | &t No. 150 Greene st., Georgetown. no 24-603t* OR RENT—BRICK HOESE, five room able fora drug store or pump of good water at the door. C south A sts., Capito! Hill. Inquire at Restaurant, cor. 13th st. and Pa. av. tion devoted to diseases of the kidney and #! Office 298 Pennsylvania avenue, four doors of Willard’s. no #1 Cs —DE 38. RADCLIFFE (late Surgeon and Brevet Lieut. Colonel, U. 8. Vol. Staff, offers his profersional rervices to the citizens ef Georgetown and Washington. Office, No. 44 ist Strect, 2d doer cast of Market, Georgetown. n18-Im* R. CHARLES MH. BOWEN, Corner Massachusetts avenue and 6th st. Office hours—From 7 to 9 a. m.,12to U6 P my and7 to 9p. m. no }4-Im* OHN P. SLOUGH. LAW OFFICE, No. 259 F street, between 13th and léth, oc 23-3m* ‘Washington. D. C. no 21-5t* },,OK KENT—A new fitied up STORE, No 400 3 eunegivente avenue, between 4’¢ and 3d streets, The STOCK and FIXTURES for sale. It isa first-rate stand for any kind of business. The proprietors intend to leave the Chi ts fore wish to sell. 1 FSR RENT—On the Hizhts of Geor: wn. w large and commodious HOUSE, with all the medlere improvements, spacious grounds, stabling, all other. Cp ptwaroipd of a first class House; (* inGLE, situated No. 74 Congress street. opposite to Tudor Cc. ATTORNEY AT Law. pace — rented with or without furnitare. Louis: treet pquire on the premises. See ‘cca sy D.O ne 15-3w* JOUN E. CARTER. OR RENT—Fornished ROOMS. A suite of handsomely fnrnished PARLORS and BED- ROUMS, in one.of the most desirable locations fn the city, No. 457 Thirteenth street w een E and F streets, and only one minutes? walk of Willards’ Hotel and the Kirkwood House nd Pa. no }1-Im* NM ADAM AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME- dium, can be consulted at her residence, No. 62 Mentgomery street, Georgetown, D. Ce the past. present and future events, business, fost oF stolen property recovery of the same, love. mar. » remedy for, &c.. from 8 — to® Bo 22-lw *OR SALE-COUNTRY SEAT, 6 miles from Warbington, D. O., vear Bladensburg Station. Md., Agricnitnral College, and in the viemity of several Churches; double two-story house, six chambers, bath room, and many conventences numerons onthonses. ice honse. &e | Land in good condition. Apply to DANIEL G. EMERY, Coart- land, 84 deor from Lexington street, Baltimore. ne 27-4t* ed F% RENT—A very desirable three-story and basement BRICK HOUSE, with gas throngh- outand water, A Stable and large Yard attached. Location bealthy, and ip easy communication with the business center of the city, For particulars in- guire of T. A. LAMBERT, Chief Clerk’: Office, Pay Department. No, 211 F street, dar'ng office heurs,or at No, 430 Carrol Place, east Ist street, Capitol Hill. no W-3t" FOR RENT—UNF D ROOM: pon the first floor, at 117 Penn. avenue, between Isth and 20th sts. no 25 3t* OR RENT—Two HOUSES, each six rooms and cellar, $30 per menth. Inquire of F. DYER, 671 New Jersey avenue, south of Cap- itel. no 25-3t EY KENT—One or two very desirable FUR NISHED ROOMS, 406 t2th street, betwesn land K streets, suitable fortwo or three geutle men. no 25 tf \0H RENT—PARLOR and BED CHAMBER, adjoining. Also. two comfortably Furnished CHAMBERS, 506 9th street, one dor trom the avenue. Do 25-5t* *IGHT UNFURNISHED ROOMS—Snitable for 4 housekeeping, at 277 1 street, near I7th. Neighborhood good, and cenventent to the Depart- ments. no 25 ot* Bo RENT—Two PARLORS and four KOOMS in the honse No. 301 Penna, ave.. bet 9th ani 10th, south side Gasand water on the premi«ns, Possession by the ist of December. Inyuire on the premises, no 25-lw* {OR RENT—To members of Congress or other gen n, yery pleasant and neatly furnished FRONT ROOMS. within seven minutes walk of the Post Office, Inquire at 114 24 street, between tand F. no 2-lw* FOE SALE OR RENT—On the ist of December pext.an old established BAK FRY. Good loca tion. 6th street, between F and G streets. Inqnire of J. F. WOLLARDP, Real Estate Broker, 371 D street, between 7th and Sth streets no 2 st* Vo ‘One BRICK HOUSE, on Penn. av- enue, No. 373. 16 or 1s rooms. One on7th st., Island. seven rooms, near F street. Apply to H. >. JOUNSTON, No. 373 Penn. avenue, between 432 and no 25-3t* Roz wo-story FRA) HOU on iL street. between 22d and 23d streets. two squarce frem Pevnsylvania avenue, containing five rooms. Goed pavements to the avenue, and convenient to markets. Inquire of JOSEPH REDFERN, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 19th strest. no 25 Gt ;ALUABLE CITY RTY FORK SALE— Consisting of a four-story BRICK HU with attic. Gas and water throngh the house; h bath room. Also, one vacant LOT. One BRICK STORE on corner. with necessary onthnildings. Also, asmall FRAME HOUSE, Price $10 000cash. Anquire corner of 8th and M sts., 291. no 25-2t* FS HOUSEKEEPING—Four = unfarnished BOOMS, with ga: and water Privilege of bath-room_ and wood honse. Also, three neatly iurnished BOOMS, No. 154 Penna. av.. bet. I7th and 1th sts. west. Inquire on the premises, or of J.W. COKEY, Quartermaster General's Office, Do 25-4t* rot xl c: a 1 500-BA8e CHANCE FOR BUSINESS ” — A retail GROCERY STORE on Penna. avenne, now doing a business of $125 per day, ie for sale. For an active. enterprising man, with & small cap ital, this presents the best opening tn this city. Muet be sold at once. Inquire at this office. nv5-3t* Fe, RENT—Severa! good KOUMS for ren n- quire 71 Bridge street, Georgetown. no 24-3t* Fo RENT—ONE HALF ©F MY STORE, No, 275 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ith and ith streets. Luo 24 3t"] HOOVER & 60. Bex RENT—Five FURNISHED ROOMS fo gentlemen only, Louisiana avenue, bet and7th th side. n Fer RENT—Well FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 514 K st., bet. 4th and sth. Large garden at tached. no 24-3t™ ee KENT—Partly Furnished HOU taining nine aed, rooms, at No. 595 1ith st., (Istand.) between B and C sts. Rent $45 per month. no 24-6t* | pe RENT OR SALE—Two HOUSES on 9th street east, near thestreet cars. Inquire of W. H. LANGLEY, corner of 8th street east and Penn, avenue. no 24 3t* fC URSISHED ROOMS—The entire 34 floor, one ‘single and two donble rooms, all communica- ting, to let at 409 Fst., near 7th. Also,one double room anfurniehed. Ro 24-6t" ;OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE. containing six rooms. on th street, between Mand N. Also, two FURNISHED KOOMS. Apply at the corner, No. 315. no't4-3t™ con GOING, GOING, @ONE. Entire Steck of BOOTS AND SHOES Must be gone by the Ist of January. L. HEILBRUN & BRO. 606 SEVENTH STREET, One door south ef Odd Fellows’ Hall, Will only for one month longer sell off their well selected Stock at the following low rates: Men’s Pegged CALF BOOTS, $4 and $5. Men's Sewed CALF BOOTS, §5. Men's Heavy Sewed CALF BOOTS, §7. Grain and Kip BO@TS, $4 up. ‘Boy's Grain, Kip and Calf BOOTS, at all prices. ro SALE OR RENT—That large, commodions end elegant RESIDENCE occupied by the late Senator Dougias being now vacant will be sold or rented upon liberal terms. Apply to Mrs. DOUG- LAS, corner of Ts ew Jersey avenue. or ree: and Pree CO, The house can 0 OR RENT—FRONT PARLOEL and two BED ROOMS. on second floor, communicating. suit- able for housekeeping. Also, large Back Front a on = Loe ay sey — fora a or single gentlemen, to jet together or ‘ t from $8 to $30 th. No. 234 (street, Diiween och and Sotn, one block from cars. ES no7-Im* RARE CHANCE—FOR SALK—A well estab- lished CONFECTIONERY, wholesaic and re- tail, including Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, with stable and commodious shop attached. Also, suit- able for a bakery, doing a good business. Con- we isa ae Li ag pages ong for wre ie : © month, wi ve years lease. ‘Poly al Oo. $4 7th street, between Mand N. no 8-2w ANTED—LADIES ANDG LEMEN (100) to select the best works, History, pepo Fors etc., and honor with their names as Subscribers THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Corner 9th and B sts.. Benton Hall. ec 25-e03m 1 square north of Penna ay. 4, OR RENT_A two-story BRICK HOUSE, with = pac ding. fe. 3 a stress, near Ist street and . . House con Mews SESAME Fok BELRORATS, $1, Feven rooms, bas front porch, cistern In yard, and Men Sewed GAITERS, 64. pump near frontdoor Rent $42 per month. pay- Children’s Copper-Toe Shoes, $1. ahinin advance. Addrees WILLIAM STICKNEY, Ladies’ Glove-Kid BALMOMALS, §3 50. FORSAEE, QE RENTS Ut goonies. Ladies’ Glove-Kid Polish BALMORALS, $4. bie Ae on the ree, (bod ¥: oh sronae gad , . rest T particulars ingair: r Eat Moroceo Sewed pois $2. north. back of Batent Office, at the hours of 8 8. adies’ Mor: aaed Ss. hi m.. land § 0! .™m se nary acheter aay Nan2i-tt - SAMBS TOWLES, Property Agent. A J OR RENT—A’ nt unfurnished PARLOB Ladies’ Cloth ard Carpet SLIPPERS, Ladies’ Rubber SHOES, $1.15. Misses and Children’s SHOES of all styles. TRUNKS and VALICES at prices to suit. ‘This is the last chance for Bargains, therefore call econ at with three fron’ tween vew oe naewes at — eg ho use eater. ABLE BN Socce rebennea” oc H-tf * B LACK TEA. 20 chests of high grade OOLONG TEA just in to- dsy. which we are selling at price of our standard en, Ba We recommend it t ‘tomers. KING & BURCHELL, cerner 1th st. and Vermont av. HEILBRUN'S, 506 Seventh street, nex ho 26-6t" Rigpn, Miseeot Bafrenee. ISSOLUTION OF PARTN2RSHIP_The part. |S edetaeead AND BOARDING HOUSES. nership heretofore existing nnder the name ef — EVANS & CRESSEY, is this day dissolved, the Proprietors of the above establishments whoare | said Frans hazing. bis interest to the firm of fitting out for the seasen can find at our store ali | CRESSEY & GALE. — debts due to or from said they need of CROCKERY. OEY GLASS- | Ev: Cressey, to collected or paid by the WARE. CUTLERY, ane PLATE of the Cressey & Gale. a class, and at aa low prices as are usually . D CEtaee ow B.GALB “fe Seventh streo: FWRANCI§ H.sMITH.] (:amxs 0. CLEPHANE Fy Reeees. SMITH & CLEPHANSB, cogran AXD BAG PRESS LAW REPORTERS Hay end STRAW. CU’ AND BALING RoR ts and ats SHORTHAND WRITERS, ok avenue, betw. or kale oct Gleri's Gmmee, Oiey Hall 14 CARD —T vent it Is POWs, proper for moto state thet beeene interont in BAY SCALES. Fairbanks CoM EOAL ER: SAW Mit FA banks, i ‘a, sy she Sica aint wae ee THEW ad Dom ELTING, | fortable tables, capable of seatiug stzty. persone at A pe, +5 eo, atime. for supplying customers oys- hess J. P. BARTHOLOW, ot ters (as well Sis other whapoe) in manner gf he 24-e08t erin et.. bet. Paar ‘and canal rep, and which willbe Obeard Wr tow Gare ine xO —Kia “eg , expous Ar radi AE Smt en | Sty tear was - a Ro 16-im T. M. B . in Intelligencer and Chronicle co-y.} XTBACT BUCHOU is ELMBOLP'S FLUID TEA Tonal i &c,, cleansed neatest manner. ccheraceae Oe FS, SALE—BILLIARD SALOON, five Phelan Tables. eight Sefas. Bar Fixtures. &e.. &c. Will be sold cheap if applied for soon. Inqvire at Franklin Hall, corner 9th and D streets. no 24-3t* Fe, RENT—Bandsomely furnished PARLURS, suitable for member of Congress. Also, sey- eral single and donble ROOMS, with or without bourd. Address City P.O Box 920. no%-it* For 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. 0 24 RSALE—A small Bick LLOUSE with 5 rooms. an attic and cellar. Situated on 10th st. between H street south and Virginia avenue. Ap- ply toH, N. EASBY, Lumber Yard, 26th and D street De 24-3" FS? NT—A good two-story BRIOK HOUS D order; street paved cud Huhted wi We WILLETT, Fret, bet 43c.and oth streets, Nu. t seesion ean be had at once. Inquire of RB. no 24-3" “OR SALK—A neat and comfortable threo story FRaME HOUSE. contaiuingeight rooms, pas- 7 ne sages and porches; well 'ocated; near the cars and only five minutes walk from the Patert Office. FURNITURE inthe house for sale. Inquire at 340 7th street, between Tand Mass. avenue Pos- no 24-6t* session given immediately KF R RENT—Two small PURNISHED ROOMS ina yivete family, with or withoat Board. No. 212 I street, between 19th and 20th. no 23-1w Fos SALE—30 AC of first-class Garden Jand. within half mile from Benning's Bridge. Tnguire of F. SCALA, K street, between 9th and 10th, Navy Yard. no 23 lw* {OR RENT—A three-story FRAME DWELL- ING, No, 314 Ist street, between € and D. teo equares north of Capitol. Inquire of R. J. corner New Jersey avenue and O street. F OR RENT—A comfortable BRICK DWEL- LING.9 rooms, with bath reom, I vauite, &c. No. 451 north D street, wher: sppiicasion will be made, or to Baldwin Brother's factory. Possession given December 1, 18%5. no 23-lw {Int&Chron.| AKLOR AND CHAMBER FOR RENT, FUR NISHED—At 167 oth street. no 22 ad POOR” RENT—Bandsomely furaished BE k ROOMS and PARLORS, in suits. Also. single Chambers, eupplied with bot and cold water and gan. Apply at Ne, 500 1th street, between Pa. BY. and it. no Z2-e03t* Foe RENT—beveral unfuraished ROOMS, de- signed for hon eeping. Also, & very desir- able lodging RUOM, for a single gentleman, fur- nithed or by yer | agdesired. Apply at cot- tage, corner #f € and North Capitol streets. De 22-e03t* Fo, SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES ofan old established Store. in Georgetown, doing Will be sold very low, ® good business. as the owner fs snasged in other business. Ad- — ports Post Office, Georgetown. Deane HOTEL PROPER TY FOR SALE. Island ops cite iment eas hart or far? ther partlopiane appiy on the premises. | a kat Bl i ts RE ey a @ . comfortab) 7 furuiohed. suttable for Sembers of Congress jemen. . eeer a gout) at ads ak a Ww R"STAURANT AND BOARDING HOUSE Ri iret for eale. Inguire at the Siar of Fo Pe ae three-story B ae 0.58 Bir Umoe SP OMEED At \T- Two ofthe pg lg Lees semanas a AUCTION SALES, [For other Auction Sales, see sourth page.) . B, LEWIS & Co. BY¥ B. LE Be sos gp Agetcncere, CONTINUATION OF PAWNBROKER’s 8 THIS EVEN! SO otlock, at our AA braci: Men and Boy's Over, Frock, Seek,and other Coats, Pants and Vests. Shirts, Lrawers, Hosiery, &o. ALS, Three “re G \'d Watches. hea Garand Vert Chains. new sizle. 7 Me LEWIS 2 COs Aveta. B CROWN, WALKER & CO., Auctioneers. HORSE: MULES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARTS AND HARNESS, AT AUCTION TO-MORROW MORNING, at the Wi City Bazaar. on J0:h street, near the Cansl. Also, on TRURSBAY MORNING, a large number of the above-named stock Terms cas! * CROWN, WALKER &CO., Ancts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ‘on, D ¢ Prenters at auction. to the highest bidder, on 25TH PAY OF DECEMBER next. at4o'clock 9. m.. the following described fourth part of Get num- bered thirty-nine, (59) in Square numbered five pcired two, (.02.) a8 the same are laid down he piat or ground p= of the City of Washing- yon, beginning fur said pa: bat the southeast corner of said Lot 33, thence running north twelve (12) hundred one teet and eleven hence south twelve (12) feet, thence east one hundred one feet and eleven inches, (10) J1-4z,) to the place of beginuing, having thereon a two-story Frame Dwelling, containing five rooms. T: rms: One-fourth cash: balance in six. twelve, and eighteen months from day of sale. Deed given, and deed of trust taken to secure the deferred pay- ment Title believed to be : All the costs of deed d stamps at the expense cf the purchaser. $50 required to be paid at the time of sale. JAS EB KESDALL Sissies. CHARLES B PRARSON ( Trastecs. no 27-3tav&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts KDICAL PURVEYOR’'S EDI FIO N BaLtimore, Mp , November 23, 1855. AUCTION SALE OF GUV ERNMENT MEDIOAL AND HOSPITAL PROPERTY. Will be sold at Public anction, at ~ Hicks’ ’’ Gen- eral Horpital, Baltimore, Md MONDAY. De- cember 4th, at 10 o'clock a m., a quantity of Med- ical wnd Hospital Property, @ portion of which is hew (never used ) Aq The preperty is sold becanse n> longer required y ernment Catalogues of the articles to be sold can be pro- cured by applying at this of8ce. Terms cash. in Government funds, at time of pur- chase. and the property to be removed within twenty four (24) pS etre aay of sale. QUARTERMASTER Chief Quartermaster's (i , Depot of Washinton, Washington. D. C., November 27. 13%. { ill be sold at Public Auction. under the direc Brevet Major James M. Moore, A.Q. M . at oure No. @ New York avenue, between ith and 19th streets, Washington. D.C .on MONDAY, Deceasber 11, 1855. at 10 o'clock # m_. « lot of con: A dewned QUARTERMASTER STORES, censisting ° f— Benches, Boilers, Cauldrons, Kettles, Ovens, Pans, Pots. Ranges, Stoves, Book Cases. Chairs, Cocoa Matting, ols. Tables, Sash, Ham mere, Axes, Chisels, het~, Squares, Saws, Pick Axes, Wheelbar Brushes, rooms, Files, Grindstor Lanterns, Shovels, er, Rope, Rags, Zinc, & ; res must be removed by purchasers within from da wale ‘erms: Cash. in Government funds. hk pray Major Seen D. x. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster. Depot o! ashington CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, 1F CONDEM WALE OF CON ae no 27-12 Brev. Col_ and Quartermaster. OR SALE—At public Anction. the LEASE and FIXTU the Rar a Launch Room, 15 the Baltimure Depot, o» Thars- wth instant, at 4 o'clock ip the aftern.on = By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BOOK SALE AT THE STORE, BY CATA- Commencing WEDNESUAY EVENING, 20th November, at 7 clock. and continuing each even ing thereafter at same hour, until about 1 000 vol sey Ee ee a es vid cgnsieting of . HISTORY. POE NOVE ‘ CELLANEUUS BOOKS pene eee Catalogues ready Tuesday next Terms cash JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO , ne 2 uctic ‘6. __ (otel., Sun and Daily Chron fs) B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON 4TH STREET. rite ITANDK STREETS, BY PUBLIC On WEDNESDAY, the 29th instant, at 10 o'clock & m., weshall sell, at the residence of alady de- cliving housekeeping, (House No. 256,) viz: Par consisting of— Rair-c Sofas — ae og tng low py frames Gilt Frame Mirror, Window Shades and Carpets. Bed Chambers, consisting of- 7 Painted Mere 3 Sets. Dress: Bareaus Warhstands, Kedsteads, robes Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Comforts Blankets, Carpets, &e Dining room, cc nsisting ef— Dining “hates lables. Chi Tab'e Crockery. Outiery, and Stoves. Kitchen Furniture, viz: Excellent Cook Stoves, Fixtares, and Kitchen Requisites. And many cther articles, too numerous to ena- merate, Terms cash ne Unt.) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts, YX J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S 8a LE OF BRIQK DWELL- ING HOUSE On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November 29. at 34; o'clock. on the premises, I shall sell the pout 13 feet 4 inches of Lot 31; in subdivision of Square (38. improv ye wei uilt two stor, Brick Dwelling, containing eight rooms. f Terms cash. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. C.W. L&@NSDALE. Administrator, no 33-4 J. McG -» Aucts. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Fo RENT—FURNISHED ROOM on Dunbar- ten street, No. 134, between High and Con- gress t treets, Georgetown Bo 17-2w* a. © i MILLERS NEW DRY Goods STORE —J IVE received. a} additional supply of French Merinos, Poplins. Empress Cioths, all wool De- Inines, low-priced Delaives, Plaids, Black Sitks, Bombazit Alpacas, (black and -colored ) Com bour, rd's Chec P: (ver: no 4-1 D b x NIAMIN MILLER. RE Pp GPLES Book Or WARREN'S 1 HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN, treating port known diseases, their cause. symptoms and cure, in plain language” The Agent is mow receiving or- eers for it in Georgetown. D. no 1i-12t* | T MUST BE DONE. “3 T MUST BE DONE. FOR THE NEXT SIXTY D. FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS We shall sell all our immense stock of Mens’ and Boys’ Clothing. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of every description, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Um- brelfas, &e.. &0., REGARDLESS OF Cost, REGARDLESS OF COST. THE LAST CHANCR. THE LAST CHANOB. UICK, OR GONE. UICK, OB GONE. 460 7TH STREET, 460 7TH STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. J. B. 8 - Ja. SMITH oe 24-tf (an D CIDER, ae. CLARIFIED CIDER, &c. T have jost received per steamer Fairfax, asu ply of PCRE CARIFIED CIDE: which T offer ta quantities to cuit at New York prices. Also. on hand constantly. a rupply of Massichu- setie CIDER, spcarks and barrels. nae 80. * rT pale. at lowe tates. one buudsed barrels CIDER VINEGAR, Goods delivered free of charge. KILEY A. SHINN, 67 — Bottling Depot,” no ll-tw [intels & Chron} aera S a ¥. SAVAGE, Successor to JL Sa’ FOREIGN aND ‘DOMESTIC HARDW ARB, HOUSEE EEPERS’ GOODS, PACKING, BELTING, Bo.» a rst door west of “0th. Wahingion ~ yp pay D STREET. PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES D 5 At Teer othe rrsoxtia Hall Building. —_ execut cides workmen aud warfauted €0 give eetistacdon “"elemember the place, 367 D street, near $th, oe . OOB yd td Ha ig iE RN we | ort GLASS, &o., at net tw wot ry AUCTION SALES, “TuId AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* JA8. O. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, ‘0 BRIOK DWBLL- EXECUTOR LE OF On THU! phe 4 o'clock. om the S7 TRE ABOVE SALE UNAVOUDaBLY eo age MONDAY AFTERNOON, Novem- “in a8 FERS no 14-4 JAS C MCGUIRE & OO. Aucts. Bt J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, HIGULY PISTRASLE SRREE RASFMENT BRICK DWELLI H SIRKEET, BETWEEN STRERTS. MONDAY. Nov. 2th. at “ sell the premises. part of Lot 16, im Sqaare 19 feet on H street, between th and n® back 112 feet. avd im; 7 to basement brick Dwelling- 525, containing 1S reoms, — | Howse, No. clexant Latrobe in the parler, which heats chambers above, wates ‘nthe yard and basement, Asix inch sewer commectiog with the main sewer, gas ond fixtures complete Terms ex y: One-third cash: balance tn one and tvo pears. deferred paymen's bearing interest, se- cured by deed of trast on the premises. Conveyancing at prrel noted [Int] J.C. Me g r's ©: Xpense. TRE & CO., Ancta, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUARLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE o xtex? ata N OHLO AVE . RE WEST. BY PURLIC 4 On ¥VONDAY, the wth we bail cell. ip front of bdivisior of original Let 297, with the impr >vementa, co: story press brick front. with frame bu‘ taining seven good rooms, with passag bon-e. &c . &e Terms: One-third cash: balance in twelve. eigh- teen and twenty-fonr months, secured by a deed of trort op the premises All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the par- chager 's $ oo when sold. ithe indseputable nol7-d [Chr] GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. B* W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. PEBEMPTORY SALE OF VALU ABLESBUILD- ING LOTS. ON 280 STREET, NEAR NORTH F STREET, AT ATOTION. On MUNDA) AP TERNOON, November 27, at 4 e’olock. we will rell. iu front of the prenmaes. Lot No 9 in Square 81, fronting & feet ty inches on 224 Street. and rupping back j40 fect 9 inches. contein- ing 9-199 feet. he above Lots will be divided te suit pur- chasers We invite the ettention of bnvers to the above sole. an they will be ateolutely sold sts, Terme we: One third cash; balance in six and twelse months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. no 2 WM. L. WALL &09.,, Aucte. ¥ THOS. DOWLING. Auctioncor; Georgetown. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE On MONDAY. the 27th day of November, 18%, the hour of 34; o'clock im the afternson. 1 will off for sale the following described preperty. situated in Georgetown -—Beginning at theend of seven- teen feet from the northwest corner of the honse lntely occupind by Jobn Mountz. and running thence westerly in a tine with Eridge street nine- — — thene> southerly p wide % og. with the three-« ie. now occupied by F. Koester. THOMAS DOWLING, Anctinneer. nolé-d ro B* JAMES C, McGUIRE & OO., Auctionsers., THREE LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November 27th, atio ‘k on the premises. we shall sell Lote 18, 19, snd 25, in square 843; Lote 18 and 19. fronting each 44 feet 10}, inches borth A street, between 6th and 7th streets e1 nd ranning back to a 3 feet alley—128 feet Linch each, and Lot 25 fronts ST feet on 7th street east, and running back 95 feet to anally. One-third cash; balance in six and twelve secnvetl by deed of trust yancing at purchaser's cost J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B* W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, lar sales at store every TUESDAY, THURS- and SATURDAY of Furniture and Merchan- Evening sales of Fancy Gods, Ware, Albums ana other te ck. Cash advances on Diamonds. fine Watches, &c, _Box tw W. B. LEWIS & CO.. Aucth, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURITURRE, “UWS. &c.. AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 3th instant, we shall sell, at lWeclock w m..at the residence of a gentlemas eclining ‘housekeeping. at the corner at north & d 2d strerta ers, Capitol Rill. rmerly occupied ti the Spanish Minreter, jest assortment of Furniture. Weenume- :mask covered Parlor Suite, consist- fined ved 2 Sofas, 2 Caster Arm Chairs aod Parlor wire Rerewood Marble-top Centre Table, Walnut Mar- Fist Fu TIMC Cl tame Mierer nal Begn ine Frepch-piate rror Fine Velvet. Three-ply, Brussels, and other Oar- Re; na R Woloat ‘Jeomy Lind, Mahogany and other Bed- a } top Dressing and other Bureaus d Warh Closets Feather Beds and Bedding, Hair and other Mat- treekes Chins, Gises and Croekeryware Cooking, Radiator avd other Stever With a good lot of Kitchen Requisites, and two fine Milech Cows. Terws cash, no 0d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts PRY WM'L. WALL & 00... Auctionsors, South corner Peun. avenue and 9th street, GEOCERIES, SUGARS, CANDLES, &c., AT m A TON “ ¥ ‘On TUESDAY MORNING Nov. 2 commencing at J0 o'clock, we will sell, at our Auction Booms, without reserve, for cash— SO bbis Crashed White and Yellow Sugars 10 boxes Adamantine Candles 20 boxes Fellow Sea 0 boxes Ground Coffee 20.000 Se; 10 boxes me3 aa * it justard icky. diffcrent brands 10 octaves Rrandy One Steam Oyster Boiler Bains. Shoulders, and Bacon With s variety of other goods in the grocery line. all of which will be rere no W. LL. Wabl & CO., Ancte. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CORN, FODDE! FARMING UTENSILSAND GARDEN SBEDSY On TEE“DAY: the 28th last, at 10.0\clock a.m ou the Farm owed bi ate Robert Keviet, ons le paving" 5 rect Woehing! 2 xnd Mar! ees bh ae ye FOE Gord sstortment of Furniture 2% Barrels of Corn, Fodder arming Utensils of every description, and Gar- den feeds. Terms cash. hoz ¥ WM. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. B Sonth corner Pa. are. and 9th street, will sell at onr Auction Boome nintisee -" of sale,” GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Four Marble-bed Bill remeved there for convents Tims cash, 2% W. L. WALL & CO., Auots. UBLIC SAL Public 8 iN tak oe On ESDAY, No- county, Md, adjoining the farms of George W. Kiggs, Gideon, and Arundie Smith, the following property. to wit: 4 Car with 5 worse Waneor sed Mersin, se. wee oa Harness, one Mowing Machine (combined) Plows, itivators. Rakes. Forks. &€. of n,and Corn Fodder, Hay, Osts, and i poate Foes the Fa it ve Id the same day. Also, re Perm wi wold ‘ 4 terms made known on day of sale. po 22. 3t* M. J. KIRKWOOD, — ed B* JAS. C. McGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers, "TET Aenea rr irae, Wy virtue of ia La 7 ot # a! 3 ” i E b Be i E ii gi ts : i ES ‘J 2 3, 4 nema Tink) GEREN § WILLIAMS, Anct,