Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1865, Page 3

el LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGBT. Grover’s TeraTer.—Mr. Jas. E. Murdoch d Evelyn” in Bulwer’s comedy ot To-morrow night, “School for CANTERBURY.—An immense bill of ballet, tongs. burlesque, pantomime, Ethiopian de- lineations and other performances, including «The Felon 's Death, or the Dogs of the Moun- tain.” Wrstry CHaret.—Festival by the young ladies of the Church. Rare fancy articles, music, and a host of other attractions. Seaton HaLu.—Fair for the benefit of Trini- ty (P.E.) Church. The tables are elegantly supplied, and everything provided to insure & charming entertainment. RYLAND CHAPEL, Island.—Public meeting of the Metropolitan Temperance Union. —<—— Meetrxe or THE Ligvor DEALERs.—The Liquor Dealers Associauon met last night at Temperance Hall. There were some sixty members present, and a number of visitors from New York. The meeting was presided over by the President of the Assoziatior, Mr. Wn. ht. ‘A. F Putentini, David Jones, James Wood, Patrick Murpby, Nicholas Weyant, Philip Nephut, and Debner Casher were proposed for eres ° and duly elected. Mr. J. H. Williams, Vice President of the Liquor Dealers Association of New York, who ‘was present by invitation, addressed the meet- ing at considerable length, reviewing the diffi- culties under which the liquor dealers of New York had labored for the past fifteen years, and remarked that (bey had struggled against €@n intolerant fanaticism which endeavored to crusp them. These fanatics, not satisfied with dictating what people’s politics shall pe, al- most assume to decide what they shall eat, erink, and wear. The garments of this class of people are dyed with the best blood of the country, yet they attempt to hold the liquor dealers up to the public gaze as the enemies of mankind. These people managed to get con- trot of the legislature, and a stringent anti- liquor law was passed. The liquor dealers combined, not to resist the law, but to appeal to the sense of justice of the people. The mat- ter, however, was taken before the courts, and the law declared unconstitutional. Mr. Williams thought the liqnor dealers of ‘Washington had but little to complain of in comparison with those of New York, but said if fanataciem once got sway it was unyie Ke and the liquor dealers here ought to combine to anticipate action. If there was any evil to com- plain of they could only get redress by combi- mation. If they would allow any inroads to be made upon their rights they would be sorely impressed, and he, therefore, exhorted them to combine, for if the members of the Councils = obnoxious laws this year next year the iquor dealers would tell these gentlemen that they did not want them, and others who did not hold the liquor dealers up as aiders and abettors of crimes could be elected. The speaker then advised the association to — aloof from political associations; to ask for nothing that is not right, and submit to nothing that is wrong, and assured them of the sympa- thy of the association he represented in their efforts to secure their just rights and of their Willingness to aid them in any manner in their power. Capt. Isaiah Rynders, who happened to be present, was ¢ i on for a speech. In re- sponse, Mr. Kynders said he bad not come here to make peech, but he would address ibem at another time. He was not a liquor dealer nor much ot inker, but he was op- Posed to special legislation against any branch of business. He was not interested im the Li- quor Dealers’ Association, but was in all gen- eral laws, and he bad felt the effects of that class of legislation. The Puritans, from the landing from the Mayflower, had kept it up, burnt Quakers, drove Roger Williams into Kbode Island, out of Connecticut or Massa- echusetts—he had forgotten which—if a man was caught kissing bis wife on Sunday he was expelled from church; but they caught a min- ister kiesing bis. This special legislation will prevent us from eating what we desire. Dr. Abernethy had said that more men had been killed by eating than drinking. It was a mis- take that only the bad drank. The worst men do not drink; the worst men never drink. The ‘Worst man he ever knew in Baltimore did not drink. The two worst men in Washington never drank. The fanatics had deluged our jand in blood. Look at old Virginia. Though not & Virginian he loved her. This puritan- ical set had made the South desolate. He was not opposed to the war after it commenced—it Was inevitable. and bound to result as it did— in the desolation of the fairest and best portion of our land; but this spirit of persecution was inherent in the Puritans The speaker concluded by remarking that he had spoken to several members of the Wash- ington Councils about the liquor laws now complained of, and he was informed that they were urged by the clergy. The clergy—a ter- Tible word—he had tought them for forty years, when they attempted to interfere with the tem- poral affairs of the civil or general government, and if he lived he would fight them forty more if they interfered in such matters. If your Jaw-makrrs are so afraid of your clergy that they promise to support you privately, but leave you.leave them. When ministers preach. ed the Gospel. he (the speaker) had the greatest Fespect for them, but when they stepped be- Yond and mingied in politics, he was opposed io them Mr. Rynders retired amid great applance, fnd after a vote of thanks bad been tendered the speaker, the meeting adjourned. — Tue Taries TURNED.—Several days ago, Sergeant Eckloii, of the Fourth Ward, arrested W. H. Gumput, a tailor. on the charge of the larceny of a trunk of clothing belonging to dienry Vogle. and yesterday Jastice Walter #ve bis decision in the case, requiring him to #ive bail for court. It appeared from the evi- dence that about the first of September Vogle ‘was in the employ of Gumput. and was m the habit of buysng from him what wearing appa- Tel he needed; and about this time a Mr. Meyer, oftering Vogle better wages, the latter | Gumput and removed bis trunk t Gumput bad Vogle arr. larceny of some trimmings, &c., and he was committed for court at the recent term, being convicted and sentenced te jail for six months. Atter Vog commitment(sumput gotasearch Warrant, and searched Vogle’s trunk, finding @ shirt, ve: aod some other articles, and shortly aiter he went to Meyer's house and removed the trunk. Vogle being in want of clothing in jail two or three weeks since sent to the po- Jice to getthem from: his trunk, and officer Our- and learned that Gr ut had removed them. Qticer Ourand and Sergeant Eckloff each called on Gump d demanded the trunk, whieh he refuse give up, alleging that he beld itas security for a balance due him by Vogle, and Sergeant Eckioff arrested him. Goumput has since the trunk and clothing, with the exception of such articles as he claimed, to Vogie at the ja Justice Walter, us stated above, required bim to give bail for court. a—pereee Giang BasTAkDY AND THREATS.—Yes- wa: P irowasagy by * girl being the father of and with using tureats FY ‘@s taken before Justice Walter. The girl alleged that she had been married and left her husband; that she bas n living with the accused for two or three years; that he has become jealous of her and ibreatened ber life. and refused to maintain the child. The accused did not deny the paternity of the child, and the justice held bim to bail t»> keep the peace and to security to support ihe child ——_e——_—— Drep oF THE Wounp.—Last Sunday night, a colored man named George Simonds was shot in Murder Bay by another whose name was unknown. The surgeon who examined the wound could uot by probing find and extract the and pronounced the wound probably fatal. This morning. at four o'clock, Kouads.- ¥ Franklin was notified at the Second Ward S'ation that Simonds had died. The Rounds. Tan tomediately sent an officer to arrest Jenny Sharp, the'kirl on whose account Simonds was shot. She wns texen tothe etation-honse, and is there lowkw« wait the further heariag. Ce — Wees word was notified to hold an inquest. 2 Larceny OF 4 Watcu—Yesterday morn- ing, Sergesnt Skippon and Officer R. Jonson arrested Alex. Davis and Marshall” Barnes, colored, for picking a silver watch out of the pocket of Is: Watkins, 4 negro soldier, Tie affair occurred at the ranche on BL street. be- tween loth and lith, where the razor cut ing affair occurred the cay before, as mentioned in the Star ve iay. One of the prisoners picked the coldier’s pocket an the watch to his chum. Boh were heid to bail for court by Justice Milter. ———— WAIVED AN EXAMINATION.—Yesterday af- ternoon H. M_ Hitchcoek, acteek, and C, Ma» ler, w bo were orrested on the charge of embez- 2 ‘ and commitid t» the turned over to he civil ® ago and committed to jail by r, were brought out f dey afternoon, waived an ex. amination and were committed for court. . Hor Sopa. —If any bedy wants to experience a delightfnl new sensation, Jet them sample the bot soda (flavored with egg-nor. coffer, &c. &¢.,) of Rowland & Nicho! yania avenue, near Willard’ tis unique. =e THE FIRST SNOW of the season is upon us to. eay, but falls mixed with rain and sleet, melt- ing as it falls. So we are not likely to have sleighing this time 206 Pennsy!- "| CITY ITEMS. ————»+—— Tre aaizat Judiciary Square Hospital to- morrow morning will doubtless attract a large attendance. In the list we obser ve 20,000 blan- kets, 2,000 superior new linen sheets, 10,0" as- sorted counterpins, towel's, &c., with many other desirable articles useful to honsekeepers, The articles will be offered in quantities to enit both large snd small purchasers, and the sale will take place without regard to weather. —_-—___ How To Save Money. By the Bard of Oak Hall. The times are bard; you'd like to know How you may save your dollars; The way to doit I wiil show If you will read what follows: A man who lived not far from Who worked hard at bis trade, But had a household to support, That squandered all he made. I met him once; says he, oe I leok threadbare and rongh; I've tried to get myself a sui But can't save up enough.” Says I, “My friend, how much have you? I'll tell you where to go To get a suit that’s sound and cheap— At Suirn, Broturrs & Co.” He took what little he had saved And went to Smita & Broragns, And there he got a handsome suit For half he paid to others. Now he is home ; he looks so well, And their respect is such That when they take their daily meals They don’t eat half so much. And now he finds on Saturday night, With all their wants supplied, That he bas money left to spend And some to lay aside. His good snuceess, with cheertul smile, He gladly tells to all: “If you'd save money. go and buy Your clothes at Suitu’s Oak HAL.” Satu, Bros. & Co., Merchant Tailors, Ork Hall, No. 464 7th street, where can be found the finest stock of piece goods in the city, which we make up to order in the finest style. =~ HovsEnoLp Worps.—Delicious, refreshing, purifying, preservative, indispensable, exquis- ie, 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, Setually exist in this wonderful preparation. eo an Tre Feet.—Loss of health, energy, temper, aud good looks, are the inevitable canse- qvences 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, snd none can afford to suffer who are within his reach. ——¢ Great BarGatns in Jewelry and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 466 Pennsylvania avenne, near 3d street. Your choice for one dollar, which also ares you a free gift, consisting of cluster, jet and coral setts, sleeve butions, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. no 11-im* eT TSR So a MARRIED, PARKER—SANDERSON. On Tuesday. 28th inst_. by the Rev. Dr Gillette. GeOKGE T. PAR: ER to AMANDA SANDERSON, beth of this Cee eee ae ee ae DIED, WATERS. On the 28th instant. of typhoid, GUS- TAVUS WATEBS. in the 6ith year of his age ‘The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral ich witl take place from the Church of the Ascension, H street, between 9th and 10th streets,on Friday, Dec. Ist, at 2 o'clock Pm * SWEET. On the 28th instant, of inflammation on the brain, ANNIE GOKDON, infant daughter of R. Perrin and Janie 8 Sweet. ‘Those sparkling eyes that gleamed with joy, Will gleem on ¢arth no more: But open again on brighter scenes, Beyond this earthly shore. The relations ant triends of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral from her fither’s res idence, on Thursday at2 o'clock, No. 617 Virginia city. avenue, ven Sth and 9h sts., Navy Yard. * FRANK. On the 28th instant, after ashort and ainfuliiines ANNA ELLEN. the daughter of spny and Lewis E. Frank, aged ard 13 days. Her funeral will take place te-morrow, the 30th instant, at 30’clock, from the residence of her pa years, 1 month, rents. p. 214 | street. between 16th and Wth streets, The friends of the family are invited to PERSONAL. D* ANTISELL : . SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. (Late Staff Surgeon of Volunteers), Offers his Medical Services to the inhubltants of Washington aud Georgetown, Particular att tion devoted to diseases of the kidney and ski Office 26% Pennsylvania avenue, foxr doors west of Willard’s, no 21m" LIF FE (late Surgeon jonel, U. 8. Vol. Staff, offers his professional rervices to the citizens <f Georgetown and Washington. Office. No 44. Tat street, 2d doer east of Market. Georgetown. n13-Im* P® nak Office hours—From 7 to 9 a. m., 12 aud7 to OHN P. SLOUGH. Tew OFFICE, No. 258 F street, between 13th and 14th 23-3m* Washington. D. oc INGLE, . ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Streat ce 24-1¥ ‘Wasnixctos, D.O STROLOGY —MADAME KROUSE will give information eu allthe affairs of life, ant in She can be consulted Gentlemen *10cents. She can alao show a likeness dence No, 12™ i}, street, be- 25-0t™ respect to all other suluects stall henre of the day and evening. $1. La on large as life. Resi nd D, Tale ie Pt GOING, GOING, CONE. Entire Steck of BOOTS AND SHOES Must be gone by the Ist of January. L. HEILBRUN & BRO. 506 SEVENTH STREET, ne door routh of Odd Fellows’ Hall, Will only for one month longer sell off their well selected Stock at the following low rates: Men's Pegged CALF BOUTS, $4 and $5. Men's Sewed CALF BOOTS, $5. Men's Heavy Sewed CALF BOOTS, $7. Grain and Kip BOUTS, $4 up. Roy's Grain, Kip and Calf BOUTS, at Men's BROGANS and BALMORALS, Men's Sewed GAITERS, 84. Children’s Copper-Toe Shoes, $1. Ladies’ Glove Kid BALMOBALS, $3.9, Ladies’ Glove Kid Polish RALMORALS, $4. Ladics’ Morucco Sewed BOOTS, §2. Ladies’ Morocco Pegged BOOTS, 31 20. Ladies’ White Kid SLIPPERS, $2.0. Ladies’ Cloth and Carpet SLIPPERS, $1, Ladies’ Rubber SHOERS, 81 15. Misses and Children’s SHOES of all st TRUNKS and VALICES at prices to suit, This Ys the leet chance for Bargains, therefore call soon at 't prices, HEILBRUN 8, 506 Seventh etrest, ye Steps at Entrance, AP WHITE REANS. = ™ PUTTER, CHE ; ase E i ed und for a New supply just receiv GaN Tt IIe, corner F and 9tn'sta, FRANCI® H.sMitH.} ~ DAMES 0. CLEPHANE SMITH £ CLEPHANEB, LAW REPORTERS aNy me Be ecg WkI TERS, ana avenue, betw 3d and 43¢ ste.. or oc lett Clerk Ome City Hall M0okR’S WEST EXD MEDICINE DEPOT ‘The public cam precarn Ain HRD ICIN . fo can procure all, MEDICINES TILE T AKTICLES, CIGARS uORd nd LAMPS, WINDOW GLASS, Se ater above place. 7 Do 2% 1if eee ene eee, ABLOW'S MN WOOD AND COAL YARD, oc 30-Im* Corner 7th street and Canal ELM ROL D's TRACT BUCHU AWD IM- PEOVED ROK WABP © te disorders, tn alt their ste ttle or be change in diet. Do ex por it meciate *S Frederick the Orent, vol. 6 P Life in the South, by Lieut AO Abbott. 209 Mey OY (FRANCK TaY LOR, ANTED—Tw. DREISM*KEBS at No. Wate nS None but ud owed no 2 4t* FOR SALE AND RENT. Fs8 KENT—sTORE No. 450 Ps. avenue, be- tween 3d and 4 and fixtares for sale. tavor: atthe prem Ro 29 3 apply. BARBER WANTED.—Apply to Mrs A. A piss Briage street, Georgetuwn, near the KNISHED By 'tis. at etween H aad I sirests. "| © REN: —Neaily ¥ A xe: 431 7th west, WANTED—a WHITE WOMAN to do honse- I URNISHED HOUSE on West st., 15 rooms, DOWNMAN & GRE ne 9 6t ist igencer Bui « tk. A t Grocery Store west cor. oth, bet wand Oo 2 mo 29 2t* WwW NTF D—By a first rate cook, @ PLACKin a tht emily. None else need apoly. Ad- dress L_ 8.. Star othce To 29 2t* W ANTED—Several yonng LADIES to work at dre-smeking, at 457 6th street west, rear ©. None but good hands need apply. itt ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN todo general W ABacevore. Apply St add Mas aderrente avenue. no 29 3t* \ / ANTED—A young WOMAN, to wait ona Jady, assist in the care o: young children, and attend to ight ‘Kk about ahonse, Recommenda- tions required. Ipquireat 340 K et. fn» 29 3t* V ANTED-By a rerpectable gic, a SITUA. TION as cook or chambermaid. ‘God refer ences given Anply at No. 99 K street, ak ae 2st and ood stree WARSTEDIA, good COOK. WASHER and JRONER for asmall family, Colored pre- ferred. Best of wages paid, must give good refer- ence Apply at No. 446 E street, between Sth a 7th ste. no 29 3t* ANTED TO RENT—In Georg: town, by a small, quiet prog afew UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable fer houskeeping, on «r near Bridge street, between High and Green stx. Ad- dress. YOUNG & BEAREND, -6t* No 120 Bridge street, WANTED- One or two hundred a aay mostly in small wood, lying ea-to 4 nd west of Bladensburg. within from fonr to six miles of the city. The land must ke well watered and faverably situated in regard to roads, und either with or without improvemeats. Address 8 A BUNTINGTON, Court of on a Washington. D no 29 31 \ / ANTED—By a respectable a SITUA- TION as cook or chambermai Apply at No. 407 ist st . bet. Avenue and B no 28 2t* PARK‘ NER WANTED IMMEDIATELY —Wih small capital, in a very gent-el and profitable bus ness A MAW ce ne \dres: OY WANTED—To_ learn, the Carpentering business, Apply toH C KEIRLE, Carpenter and Builder, 2d street, north of Penu Avenue no i Capito! Hill. SITUATION WANTED—Dy a respectable young girl, aa chambermaid or cook, or wonld asrist in sewing. ina respectable private family lense call at No. 559 G street, between eho 4 no 28-3t" fice noze 2t was —Three or four ROOMS. snitable for hourekee ping. with use ot hydrant; within ten minutes walk of corner L and 7th streets north. Reference exchanged. Apply 44% 7th street north. row Wasi —We wantall the HOUSES we can et for first classtenants. Also FARMS and RUILDING LOTS in and arownd Washington and th ie ing antry. ie adolsing country. WELLS & GO. _nORIm* 476 7th st.. opposite Post Orfice. WANTED IMMENTATELY—A- oractical PLUMBER. O'HARE & NOONAN, no s7-3t 402 D street. VV ANTED—Fonr ood FARM HANDS — Apply st Locust Hill Fort, 7th street road, near the first toll gate no 37-30" VV ANTED—8 operate on chine, 107 W ANTED—A first-rate QOOK, for a family of three persons. None will suit unless skilled in making dessert and breakfast breads. Apply at M nD. avenue, above Ist st. no 27-3t* YOUNG MAN W S A SITUATLU 4% Grocery. Liguo: reference if require A DETT, Q and .0th streets WANTED— Ry # youn the Departments. desire UAT fi a widow lady. a SITUATION to heeler € Wilson’« Sewing Ma Address a note to Box No. 35 Star Ovfice. . mployedin one of to procure a SIT- y to do collecting, Writes a good hand Address - GM.” Bo 25-it VW ANTED— By «young man a SITUATION as house servant. Apply at No. 3 Istst.. bet. D and F. no 24 6t* WANTED SRcoigy, wants good RUTTER bea] ices. @ are selli ee OT ATLE BUTTER ee 1g. or other d recommendations. at Ocents Call at“ SLOANS Batter Depot,” 499 1th et., # coors north of Peunsylvania avenne, and exam- ine tor yourselves De 23-5t* . Chronicle copy. | Wwast Two DRESSMAKERS at No_ 35 18th street west. between Hand Lets. W ze from $5 to $6 per week. None but guod hand« need apply no 22 WANTED. « 381 WANTED. WANTED 3) 1 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING, Ries reduced his price to SIX OFNTS PER WIDTH for SKIKTS and PANTALETS CLUAKS. CAPES, Sacoue YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &c.. stamped by the Job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns ot the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine Weare prepared to stan pany pattern brought us, As «e are the only practical Stampers here we are willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the only place for an assortment of Pat- terna Lot excelled in New York. z AM PRINCE, WILL te Patent Office SS1_ F street, « Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and no 15 Shawle for ale Vu ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN + to select the best works, History, Trav: Classics Novels, etc., and honor with their names as Subscribers THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY Corner 9th and B sts. Seatoa Hall. square north of Penna av. fectionery in ore. a competent WORKMAN to tel charge es foreman, must be perfect in bakin, orhaiental work. and well recommended at So 316. Pa Washington. DC. ocd WV ANTER — skCOND HAND FECRNITURE, ‘ise. MIRRORS. CARPETS. BEDS, BED: DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS df every ription. BR. BUCHLY, 606 7th street, je Rf between G and H. east side. 2 GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Rok RENT—FURNISHED ROOM on Dumbar- ton street, Ne. 134, between High and Con- grees rtrerts, Georgetown no 17-20" M ILLERS NEW DRY i received, « large addil wnat supply of Fre Merines. Popling, Empresa Cloths, all worl lnines, Tow priced Dela Black Si Tibazives. Alpacas olored Loures, Shephard’s zhams, Prints, very low,) Iifankets, necting’. Shirting Me-lins, Gloves srd Hostery, Flennels, Under Vests for ladies and gentlemen, Shawle.'a large stk of Black Shawls, Cloths aud Onssimeres, for sole low. at 101 Bridge st. Georgetown. D.C . by no Mna* BENJAMIN MILLER. THE PEOPLES BOOK —Dr. WARREN® ROTSEHOLD PHYSICIAN, treating knew #) mptome and c + now receiving or- no 14-12t* plain langnate.” The Agent fors for it tv Georgetown. D Fp sey IMPORTANT TO ALL. DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR THE MILLION AT INE POPULAR STORES OF LANSBURGH & BRO., O15 Seventu S7.. Teinp Doon AnoveD St,, Int: Sligencer Building. Also,at 376 Sevuntit Sr., Tainp Door Anove I St. FALLING! TUMBLING! DRY GOODS of every description reduced 25 percent. Fresh ar- rival of 75 cases from auction benght at the late grewtensles in New York. Amongst these can be found— 4/0 pieces best Calicoos at 22and 25 centa, 100 pieces Enrtich Pelaines at 25 centa, V0 pieces fresh Merinoes at 21.2, 1.40 picecs Dress Goods of every description, all from anction, 2,(00 Cloaks, very low. These sre all of oar own mannfactare, and you cam pusitively save from five to fifteen dollars by buy fug the same from us. Our stores are crowded during the day, and we therefore invite you tocall early in the morning or laie in the evening, as our stores will be open until 9 o'clock. Lose no time and save your money at LANSBURGH & BRO., 375 and 515 Seventh street. A CARD —To prevent misapprehension, it is proper fer me te state that have no interest or co! cern ip #ny other Oyster Establishment than By old U-ivinal Evtablishment, No. 231 © street, where T am now fitting up a new saloon. with com: fortable tables. carable of seating sixty persons at atime. for fopph tug cus mers with roasted oys- ters (as well ss in other shapes) in the manner of the celebrated Fulton (N-Y.) Market establish- ments, and which wi'l be opened ina few days iv ® ety le to sur) anything ever before savaenpaed $9 this city. No paive or expense have been 5 to make it the leading saloon of Washington _no 25-64 16m F, a ho ib" [ Intelligencer and Chronicle'en-y 1 Fotis AND BOARDING HOUSES. , Proprietors of the above establishments who are Sting out for the TY at onr store all LI of CROC Y¥.CHINA, Beets. WHE. CUTLERY, anv PLATED WARE of tho best and at as low prices as are usually < gooda, Aree Lor rte Tn & REVERID 604 Odd Fetlows’ no 24-10t"if Seventh ‘OR KEN1T—A small ROOM on I street, next to the corner ef #th street suitable for a Store or Office. Inquire of GEORGE J. JOHNSON, corner 2%), street and Penna a a hk a ni t-~ LAKGSH FURNISHED PARLOB—bed- Toom—suitabie for a member of Conuress. or tur two persons. for rent,at No, 486 Mas. ave, bet } and Sth streets, be 29-3t* KF RENT—A finely FURNISHED PARLOR sod BED KOOM, suitable for a member of Congress, or an officer, Apply at 362 D st.. bet, 9th and 10th sts. ne 29 3t* {/OR RENT—A neatly Furnished PARLOR and =. BED ROOM, communicating, on first floor, with gas and water, at 369 6th street, corner of H! no 29-6t* ro RENT—Teo adjoining RUOMS, on first floor, well furnished, suitable fer a member of Congress jpply at 393 E street, between 9th and 10th, or 269 Pa. ave ne 29 ot pat a Be Sih ade) nd ee ee ans aoa Ko REN (—Possession given immediately, a fine business KO@M, on the first floor of heuse No 460 isth street. between F and G streets, and within one door of Steuart & Co.'s Baak, Apply to W.D. HILTON & OO, on the premises no 29-6t ~ ORK RENT—Opposite City Hall, two bandsome- furnished PaRLORS, on first floor. Also. two fine CHAMBERS. onsecord floor. They would ve derirable tor a party of Members. For direc- tio! Star offi no 29 gt* v . no it th or without board, ons hand- cme!) furnished BACK PARLOR Also, one BACK ROOM on second floor. Inquire at 376 BE street, between Ith and ith, §, B—Table Board may be bad. It os. KENT—The large DWELLING-HOCSE, and upwards of an acre of fine garden ground, at Spring Hill, withi few minutes’ walk from jeorgetown term! of the streetcars Also, the HOU +E No. 74 Bridge st. Apply at 124 Dun- barton street. Geo: getuwn. no 29-e08t “OR RENT—STOR® 512 7th street, between D aud Ests. GOOD WILL and FIXTURES for sale. Possession January Ist. no 23 3t* SUITE OF THREE O8 FOUR UNFUR- A nished (or partly furnished) ROOMS. in the Tie Sand. Serene 5. 8, er oe “OR SALE—The large three-sto: Kk ‘aud, DWELLING HOUSE, No. 72. Bridge Inguire of THOMAS DOW- LING, 174 Bridge street. no 23 3t_ URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS k 2 rent. suitable for housekeeping. Apply at No 349 20th street, between 1 and K streets. no 28-2t* street, Georgetown, i B AUCTION SALES, [For other Auction Sales, ev fourth page) BY NAGLE & oy. Auctioneers, 267 Pennsylvania aven: NAGLE will give their personal attention to the sare ¢ faa atste ana Household Furnitare at the reefdences 0: families declining housekeep- ing Also to the sales of stocks of and Merchandise of every description, Horses, Oar- riage, Harness, &c. THURSPAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1865, We will cell at onr Salee-reome's 1 rtment jen’ a { Groceries, Wines. Liquors, Be-, consisting. in ‘ b vart of the follow? 15 barrels nehed ana Boxes —— my Ske reage do. gross ine Unt Cher Smoking oe 20,00 choice Ct, - 10.000 choice Cigars, #0 boxes Sartines, 20 cases Anchovies, 100 cases Canned Tomatoss, Green Peas, Pine Apples. Meats, Oysters, & 100 cocereseaset Cateups, Sauces, Spanish Olives, ‘apers, 22 dezen Brandy Cherries, (imported,) 20ca es senuine imported Champague, 0 cases Rhive Wiue, (choice bi %) BM cases Old Port, Sherry and Madeira, £0 cases Claret, (choice bran ts,) ages Old Ry'e aud Rourbon Whisky, cases Old Otard trandy. 25 cases Old Jamaicaand St Croix BR Also, a large quantity of Wines aod Liquors in wood and in 1,2, 3an@ 5 gallon demijohns. Sale p sitive, without reserve, no 29-1t Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF A WELL-BUILT TWO- STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON I sf, SOUTH. BETWEEN Sg 30 STS. EAST, On TUESDAY, the 28th instant, at 40’clock p. m., we shall sell, in front of the premises, part of Lot No. 4, in square 706, wich the improvements, consisting ef a fine Frame House, with brick base- cere containing six good rooms, with summer chen. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by adeed of trast on the premises, All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur- Maine. will be ‘ired down when sold reqn when no 21-4 “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B7-THE AROVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY tponed until THURSDAY, 30th instant, same D d place. 0 29” GRERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Fo, RENT—A neatly furnished PARLOR and BED ROOM. communicating, on first, floor. Aiso. two FURNISHED ROOMS on second floor, 456 9th st.. near E no 28-3t* *OR RENT—A vew STORE ROOM. on D st., bet. Istand2d_ Inquire ef JOSIAH SIMP. SON. at Grover’s Theater Billiard Room, or his residence, adjoining store. no 28-3t* "OR KENT—An UNFURNISHED HOUSE of 9 rooms. on 6th st. $100 er month_ For terms, &c., apply to D. L. WELLS & UO., 476 7th st. Do 2s 3t* roe RENT—A Furnished HOUSE, convenient- ly situated. containing eight rooms. Inquire onthe premises, 276 H street north Rent 370 per month no 1w FOR RENT—a new B HOUSE containing 1 rooms. situated on 1th street west. between F ond G street= Apply toGEO. W_HAUPT- th MAN.No 512 Nth street, near Peunsylvania ay. p28 2t* floor, wit first-class private table, a gentleman and lady, or two gentle- A to men’ “SPE CROTCHET, No. 477 6th street, no .t” corner I street. | EASE AND FIXTURES OF A STORK, con- 4 traily loeated on one of the best syuares on Pennsylvania avenue for sale. Satisfictory reasons given for selling Address. with real neme, stating when and where an interview can be had. Box 1§ Star Office no 28 3" = RENT—Feuor weil turnished HUUSES, suitable for foreign ministers or Senators Also. four small unfurnished HOUSES. from four to six rooms. Apply te F. MACK or C.H. WOOD, No. 517 7th street. near corner of D, north of Pa. ave, Koom No. 4, up stairs no 23 it* ifD KOOMS —Three large and hand furnished ROOMS for rent to geutle- 94 Mars avenue, second door from 10th but three squares from the street cara. are warmed by heater, aud ee with no je OK KENT—Five ROOMS. suitable for house- keeping. in a pleasant locality, 565 lth st, island. Liberal terms to a good tenant. Also, Carriage House and St in the rear of the above. Posserrion given on the Ist of December. For further partienlars apply at 614 12th street, corner of Marylend avenue, Island. Do 33-3t* Fos. RENT—A two-story BRICK HOBS3E, with @ Back Building, containing 10 rooms, with itchek aud smokehonse, stable, flower and etable garden, and a pomp of pure water in the ard. Possession given on the Ist day of December. fnanirect A. F, KIMMELL, on C street narth, No. 368. no B-3t* OR RENT—A large theroughty furnished PAR- LOK, with chamber communicating, convent- ent for member of Congress; ouly a few moments walk from Capitol and street cara Would be let to amsnand wile who wished to furnish their own meals. Rent much below the nusnal rates. No. 327 Ist street east, between B and C north, Capi- tol Bill, ne 23-1w ( FFICE FOR RENT—Corner of FE and Sth sta , near City Hall. Apply at 471 Est no 27 6t* "PF RERe UNFUBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Inquire at No. 15 13), street, between ae Ro 27-3t* streets. A new first-c! HOUSE. First Ward, No. 23 quire of Dr. NEWMAN, next doo c K OR RENT—One back PARLOR, furnished or unfurnished, suit No. 354 Wth at., bet LEASANTLY FURNISHED and Unfurnished ROOMS. Also, one lirge Unfurnished PAR LOR for rent. with or without Board, at No. 418 E street, near 9th street. no 7 3t* for BRENT—Two or three desirable ROOMS unfur ished; suitable for housekeeping | Gus ard water on the pre 8. Apply No S83 43¢ street. near Maryland ave Island. no 27 3t* BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT SALE OF PART OF yeared AND BUILDING LOTS OF GRUUND IN THE cry WASHINGTON, D. C., BY AUO- By order of the Commissioner of Public Build- ings, we shall sell.on WEDS ESDAY, the 6th day of December next at 4 o'clock p.m , atour Auc tion hooms. No. 526. corner of 7th and D st eets ort), the following ed property belonging to the Government of the United States, viz Lots},2 11. 12 14, 15. and 16, in Square 1,125. ~ . 2,9, 10. \d 12, im Bquare | lw. ri v te3 4.5.6.7, 8, ond 9, 1142. ‘Lhe above Lots were sold on the 10th da: 0° Octo- ber ast, and they will be re sold at the risk and cost of the frat purchasers. Terms of sale: Cash, when knocked off by the auctioneers. aud if not paid they will be put up ageina d sold to the next highest bidders. By order of the Commissioner of Pablic Bnild- ae GREEN & WILLTAMS, Ancts. oWeokss ¢ ; WILLIAMS, Ancts. A CTION SAL ULD HOSPITAL PROP- ER C. W. BOTELER, JR., AUCTIONEER. * Medical Purveyor’s Office, t Washington, DC, November 29, 1355 Will be sold at Public Auction, in this city, at the Jndiciary Square Warehouses, 5th and E sts_, on WEDNESDAY, December 6, 1865, at 10 o'clock * m..a@ guantity of old Hospital Property, con- tisting of Bedside Tables, Chairs, Washing Ma- tines. Tin Basins and Cups, Spoons, Buckets, Crockery, &.. &¢ Purchasers will be required to pay for and re- move property within forty yt hours. C. SUTHE R no 29 6t Surgeon U. FOR SALE AND RENT. FS SALE—A FLOUR AND FEED STORE, doing a good business. One of the best stands jiactory reasons given tor selling. oftice no 77 [CE RENT-In Georgetown. afarnished HOU containing 10 rooms, water, and gas. Situation le. Apply at No %2 Fayette or Adams’ Express, corner of Gay and High. sion given immedia 9 27 3t Kok RENT—A large FRONT ROOM, well far- nished, and bed rooms attached. on same floor, with or without Loard, with the nse of hot and cold baths. in ore ef the most desirable locations in the city. Apply 338 E st.. corner 13th no 27-6t* E STuCK AND FIXTURES OF A RETAIL TOBACCO AND CIGARSTORE FUR SALE— 353 Penn avenue, opposite the National Hotel, corner_of Marble Alley. Inquire on the premi: Price $0. no ho RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS, a Parlor and aud Chamber, or twe large Cham- bers. in a private family. 'Honse opposite the Smithsonian grounds, between loth and Lith streets. Reterences required. Inquire at No. 143 B street. Bo? w MEV FERAL WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS for + rent at 419 12th street. immediately north of Pennrylvania avenue. Their convenience to the Kirkwood House snd the avenue cars makes them very desirable. They would suit a mess or club of gentlemen admirably. ne 27-6t* (OR KENT—Three CHAMBERS, PARLOR, BASEMENT. containing Kitchen, Dining- room, two servants’ Rooms and Pantry—all parti- ally furnished. Also, Oarriage-house and Stable for three horses. Terms: $75 per month, Aoply at No. 150 Greene st.. Georgetown. no 24-coSt™ F eS eE a Anat nd comfortable three sto FRa ME HOUSE. containing eight rooms, pas- fages nd porches; well 'ocated: near the cars. an e minutes walk from the Patevt Office, RNITURE inthe honse for sale. Inquire 340 7th street, between Tand Mass. avenue. Pe session given immediately no 24-6t* ae RENT—Four comf-rtable unfurnishel ROOMS. with a respectable family. at No 10 Ohio avenue, between 14h and Ith stre T a good t will be mod Two LL FURNISHED ROOMS for rent in 4 private fumily at 239 1th etreet, between M aml N. Prices $10 and $16 per month. Board con- venient no 27 3t* S FOR RENT—Nicely Furnished CHA RS on firat avd necond floor, communicating ifreonired. at 442 13th street, east side, between E and F streets no 27 3t* ROSSLE ASE, FIXTURES ant GOOD WILL 0° 8 Grocery Store anil Market in ade sirable location. Satisfactory reasons yen for welling eee = E. L, ADDISON, Box ne N AND THELR WIVES MEM giess and their families, and siuzle gentlemen bh good references. will find ROOMS pleasantly sitnated, newly furnixhed, io a new bouse. at 97 Penn ave , corner 2ist et. no 27-4t* OK SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a sinall Grocery ud Provi-iou Store, doing a good business. Satisfactory reasons given for sell- ing a quire at N. W. corner lith and N streets, 0 Z7-3t" poe KRENT—In « private family, a PARLOR and (HAMBERK. connected. on the first floor. elevated five tect above the sidewalk. Location very pleasant and convenient. ® yards esst of Rive’s Rank and State Department, and the care to the Capitol and Georgetown, No 460 New York avenue. +ecend door from Isth'strest no 27 tf FOE, SALE COUNTRY SPAT. 6 miles from asbineton. D. © . near Blalensbnrg Static di e vicinity 5d “story house, bath room, and many conventences, outhouses ice house. &¢ Land in good encition. Apply toDANIEL G. EMERY, Coart- Inn ae aoa rom Lexington street, Baltimore. ue 27-40" *OR KENTA yr desirable three story and bascment BATCK NOUSE, with gas through outand water, A Stahte and large Yartartache. Location healthy. and ip easy communteation with the hasiness center of the city. For parti oulreefT, A. LAMBERT, Chief Clerk's Of Pay ent, No. 231 F street. dar ng o: 130 Carrol Place, east Ist s¢ no 27-31 [OR REN very desirable PUR- NISHED ROOMS, 406 12th street, between Tand K ptrects, suitable fortwo or three geatle | ee UNFURNISHED ROOMS—Suaitable for 4 howekeepine, at 277 1 «treet, vear ith. Neighborhood good, and conventent to the Dep: mnt no 25 * t 1K RENT—Tyo PARLORS and four BOOM. in the house No. 301 Penna. ave.. bet. 9th and 0'h.routh side Gas and water on the premises. Possession by the ist of December. Injuire ont] premises, no %-lw* | RENT—To members of Congress or other gentlemen, very pleasant and neatly furnished FRONT ROOMS. within seven minntes walk of een the Post Office. Inquire at 114 21 street, be Band F. oS cist no 25- iF URNISHED ROOMS—The entire 34 floor, one single and two double rooms, all communica- ting, to let at 409 Fst.. near 7th. Als: room unfurnished, OR RENT—Partly Furnisbe: 0 taining nine good rooms, at No. 555 13th st., (Istand .) between B and C sts, Reut $45 per month. no 24-5t* [OR EEN ‘Handsomely furnished PARLORS, suitable for member of Congress. Also, eral single double ROOMS, with or with board. Address City P_O Box 920. no OR RENT—On the Hights of Georgetown, & ‘ge and commocions HOUSE, with all the niederk im provements, apacions grounds. stabling, and all other conveniences of a first class Hi sitnated No. 74 Congress street. opposi Place. Will be rented with or without furniture, Inquire. on the premises, ne 15 3w* JOHN E. CARTER. suite of ‘Ok KENT—Furnithed ROOMS A omely ished PARLORS and BED- " OOMS,in oneof the most desirable locations in the city, No 457 Thirteenth street west. between t i F streets.and only one minutes’ walk of Willards’ Hotel and the Kirkwood Houre and Pa. ave. im That large, commodious and elegwnt RESIDENCE occupied by the tate senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or rented upon liheralterms Apply to Mrs DOUG- LAS, corner of T streo: and New Jersey avenue, or to J.C McGUIBE & OO, The house can be seen at any time no7 tf Ken SALE—Two-story FRAME HOUSE on H street. between 2al and 23d streets. two squarce from Pernsylvania avenue, containing five rooms, pavenu nts to the avenue. convenient to Inguire of J PH N, corner nd 19th strect. no 25-6t he UUSEKEEPING—Four nnfarnished ROOMS. with ga: and-water Privilege of h-room and wood house. Also, three neatly furnished ROOMS. No. 154 Penna. av.. bet. 17th and Ith sts. west. Inquire on the premises. or of J. W. COKEY, Quartermaster General's Office. » 2-40 ‘R RENT—Two small FURNISHED KOOMS ius private family, with or without Board. street. between 19th and 20th. no 23-lw No 212 three-story FRAME DWECL Ist street, between Cand D. two itol. Inquire of R J. RAIN @ Jersey avenue and € street. JOE SALE—Two three story BRICK HOUSES on the Tstand, near Grace Church. Apoly to CB BAKER, Star Office, oc 2-tf FOR EENTOA comfortable BRICK DWEL- LING,9 rooms, wil &ec No. 451 uorth PD street, where will be made, or to Baldwin Broth Posse-sion given December 1, 1855. ne 23-lw {IntaChron,} Fo RENT—FRONT PARLOB and two BED ROOMS. on secotid floor communicating. suit. able for housekeeping. Also’ large Back and Frout KOOMS, on third fioor, suitable either for a family or single gentlemen, to be let together or Lag tr’ i fr fi 8 to $30 per month. 234 feccet oe oth and . one block from cars. ‘no7-lm* Fee SALE OR RENT—On the Ist of December rext.an old established BAKF RY. Good loca- tion. 6th street. between F and @ streets. Ingaire of J. F. WOLLARD, Real Estate Broker, 371 D Street, between 7th and 8thetreets. no 25 5t* F' i RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBSR ad- joining, and two Chambers on the 24 floor, all comfertably furnished. suitable for Members of & S re T other gentlemen, at 495 12th st.. bet. f poll EsTAURANT AND HOARDING HOUSE 7th street for sale, Inquire at the Star of- fice. no 1é-2* 0 LET- Two ‘gest STORE ROOMS In | Washington. being tre upper stories of build: coruer Tith street and Pa. avenue, re- oat occupied by the late Jas, Skirving asastove id building, neat Inquire of NAGLE k 00., oo lett OR RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUS i “peck blding. fevon egg tenon - “4 t ting Office i Seon rooms, bas front por, clare in yard, and near front deor Rent r month. < Lite fnindvance, Address WILLIAM STICKNEY, Wart ington, Bo 18-tf SOK SALE OR RENT—That RESI. Fi ENCE st the corner of New ore aromne and treet For Suauire street miner Lice cenap i saa Pik iicetgont indoor tr Hr gas oe ped gh ee BEART AND CONULUSIVE Pete " properties of HELMBOLD’S = SELB GAictin atatagencaar™ St AUCTION SALES. HIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. STORE, BY OaTA- AY EVENING. 2h vew ber att o'clock. ond oosto thereafter. ateame hour, until stout Lao ea, umes areseid consteti: PAW HISTORT PORTEY, NOVE ‘aod Mis. ogues next. Terms cash JAS © McUUIRE & 00, no ™ Auctioneers. (Intel., Sun and Daily Chrom. te} B* w.B. iy $99 . Ancyonests. sealer at Sere orey " pavand SATURDAY of ph ee Rik a dive generally Evening sales of Fancy Goda, pa ape: Cathery.F Ware, Albums and other miscellaneous . » fine Watches, — _ cron ee LEWIS 00. Siuets. Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. FUBNITURE, war on &c., &c., AT LON. On THURSDAY MORNING, Nov Sth, at 10 o'clock, I will sell, at the Aaction Store. No. 174 ridge street, a general assortment of Household ‘urniture, consisting of— Mahogany Spring Chairs and Sofa Bedsteads and Bureaus Large Gilt Frame Mirror Hair and Hnek Mattresses Kitchen and Parlor Steves - a & general assortment of Goods not men- je le Atso, Jot F, Goods, pense OT Od MEP OTOWLING, Anct, OR SALE—At public Auction. the LEASE and FIXTURES of the Bar and Lunch Room, 15 C street, opposite the Baltimore Depot, om Thurs- day. the soth instant, at 4 o'clock iz the afternoon, no 25-4t* Be SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES CAKS RAILROAD SUPPLIES, MA- TERIALS, AND TOOLS! Will be sold at eis auction, at Newbern, North Carolina,on THURSDAY, November 30, , the following property, viz: 14 Locomotive Kogines, 4 feet Si: inch guage. %4 box Freight Cars. 4 feet 835 inch guage. 16 Rack Cars. 4 feet 8; inch guage. 18 Flat Cars, 4 feet 8% inch guage Hand Cars. 4 feet 84: inch guage. Also, the Machinery. Tools, and Materials tn ee: 8. M. Bailroad Repair Shops at Newbern, There will also be offered about 498 tons Railroad Iren, a large quantity of Bridge a1 ikes, Chairs, Carpenters’, Black . ‘achinists’ Tools, Iron. Steel, and por, and Railroad Supplies and Material generally. The attention of Railroad 1 Information, with lists of t « property and description of the engines, will ven on appli- c&tion to the andersigued at Ra! NO. ter or telegraph. ‘Terms: Cash on day of sale. Sale to commence at 10 0'clock a. m., November , and to continue from day to day unti! the prop- erty is sold. By order of Brigadier General D OC. Mc@all General Manager Military ——— ny States. Or, Col. C.Q. M. General Superintendent Oe OT Re Tn: Deparunest N.O. Ravricn, N,C., October 31,1868. no 6 17t_ SALE OF SERVICEARLE HOSPITAL PROP- x ERTY AND MEDICINE WAGONS. Cc. W. BOTELER, AUCTIONEE: Mepicat Poaysyor’s Orricz, Wasninxotox, BD. C_, November 23, 1835. ‘Will be sold at public auction in this city, at Judicary Square Warehouses. sth E streets on THURSDAY MORNING, November 9, at o clock a. m., a large lot of serviceable Mospital Bedding. embracing— Towels, 000 Dresein; Hatr Pi 1 Gowns, 5 ows, 5. Pillow Cases, 5.00 Bedsacks, 5,000 Drawe 5 00 Shirte, 10,000 Coverlids, 10.000 Sheets, 3).00v Blankets, At the close of sale will besold twenty-six Medi- cine Wagons. Purchasers will be required to pay for and re- move property within five days from termination of sale. ©, SUTHERLAND, no 22-7t Sarg. U.S. A. and Med. Purveyor. N4‘™ YAED, WASHINGTON, November 9, 185, COPPER SCALE. There will be offered for sale at Publie Auction, on THURSDAY, November 30, at 120'clock M.. at the United States Navy Yard, Washington, about fixty thousand pounds of Copper Scale. It can be examined at any time previous to the day of sale, upon Sy Ee to the Cor of the Washington Navy Yard. Samples of stmi- lar Scale have shown 82 per cent. of metallic cop- per. Ten per cent. of the purchase must be deposited at the time of the sale, and teelve days Will be allowed to remove it from the yards uther= ise the deposit will be forfeited to ent. mall payments to be made in Government funde, gud before the Scale is removed frum the Navy ard. net bo beed = the Bureau of Construction, &o., epartment. avy Deperine®*- CHARLES EK. LATHROP, no 9-thiteatd Naval Storekeeper. Govern- r JAS. C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON EHODE ISLAND AVENU TWFEN 14TH AND 15TH STREETS. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. December 5th. at 40’clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of tonet duly recorded in liber N.C. T., No. 46. folios 187 to 161, one of the land records of Washington county, I shall sell lot F. in sul-division of lots in juare 211. fronting 21 feet 15 inches ef Rhode Island avenne. —y depth of about ing 2.620 square feet. Terms: One-half cash; balance 6 and 12months, secured by a deed of trust on the 5 If terms are not complied with in one week from day of sale, lot will be at cost and risk of Solraranaisg ot yercharer cot ‘onveyal ing purchaser a i WARD, Trustes. no 23 JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y C. W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer, CHANCERY SALE OF A FINE BRICK HOUSE. By virtue of a decree of the Sapreme Oourt of the District of Columbia in chancery sitting, beari date the 22¢ day of November, A D_ 185, and p: in a cause therein depending, in which Lucy M. Jobns etal. are complainants, and Mary Darreli etal. are defendants, I shall offer for sale at pub- lic auction, in front of the premises. on TUESDAY, the Sth day of December, 1545, at fonr o'clock p.m , rt of Lot numbered ‘six. (6) in Sqaare nam. vered three hundred (309) as Cescribed in said proceedings, with the im proveme pts thereon. which consists «f a comforta- ble Brick Honse, with Back Buildivg attached, coptaining 11 rooms, with cellar the length of the entire building. This property is situated on L street north. be- tween 9th snd l0th streets west, the residence of the late Wm. 8 Darrell, deceased This property offers great inducements to purcha- sers. being situated in one of most desirable neighborhoods for private residences, and immedi- ate possession can be had Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in three instalments ef 6, 12, and'l8 months. the purchaser giving his notes for the deterred pay- Mests. satisfactorily endorsed, and bearing interest from the day of sale; the title deed to be retained — the whole of the parc hase ys is oa, ai conveyanging and stamps at the cost of the parchaser Oe EE WHITE, Trustes. no 25 eokds C. W. BOTELER. Jx.. Anct. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND CORNER LOT ON THE COR- NER OF STH AND EAST CAPITOL STS. On FRIDAY, the Ist day ef December. at four o'clock p. m., wi all sell, in front of the ‘a Frame House. with side lot, streets. to the highest bidder, h; balance in six and twalve J jecd of trust on the premises. All somveventt and revenue stamps at the cost a urchaser 0 h Nd haa"" “EREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. » compliance with the terms of « deed of trast era Chat les Tupper and wife, dated November 2, Is ind recorded in Liter N.O.T.. No. 19 foli 17, &c.. one of the Land Records fo: the ty Washington, D C., the subscribers will sell, on the premises, at auction. to the highest bidder, on the HTH DAY OF DECEMBER next. at 4 o'clock at the corner of ‘Terms: One-third the, secured uo 27 bunered <02,) as the same are laid down on the piat of grou lan of the City of Washing- pe ye ten for said part at the southeast corner of said Lot . thenee running north twelve (12) feet, thence west one hundred one feet and ele inches, (201 11-12, moe south twelve (12) feet, thence east ope bundred one feet and eleven inches, (101 11-12,) to the place of beginning, having thereon ry tue - ee rame Dwelling, containing five 00! ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in six. twelve, and eighteen ———o day of sale. Deed given, — a of trust taken to secure the pay- ‘pts. ‘Title beliewed ¢ An ‘the costs Of dead ent champe at the oxpenen 50 Fount tbe Paid atthe time of sae. CHARLES B PEARSON, { Trastess. no oT-Staw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES ; AT REDUCED PRICES, At KIDWELL & pee ek 367 D strest, near 9th, Franklin juilding. "Remember the place, 367 D street, near sth, oc 2i-hm*