Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1865, Page 3

~~ LOCAL NEWs. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s TusaTen.—Benetit of Mr. Jas. E. Murdoch, who —— “Young Mirabei” in the comedy of “« Wine works Wonders; or, the Inconstant,” the performance concluding with the farce of «The Model Husband.” CantTxeRprey.— Ballet, songs. burlesque, Ethiopian delineations and a host of other Performances. Matinee to-morrow afternoon. Sxatox Hatt.—Festival for the benefit of Trinity (P. BE.) Church. Rare fancy articles music, supper and other attractions. Opp Pritows’ HaLy.—Fair for the benefit of St. Dominic's Church. A charming entertain- ment. Sr. AxpRew’s Festivat—Last evening, the St. Andrew's Society held their eleventh an- nual festival at the restaurant of Sebastian Aman, vth street. About fifty were present and partook of a most elegant supper. The officers of the society are W. B. Smith, — gpa Fred. B. McGuire, vice president; . Spence, treasurer; David Knox, record: ee secretary: Alex. Gardner, Co! ng Secretary; John Guild and John man- rs. Mr. Smith presided with his usual affability, Dd concibnied in 4 great degree to the gene- ral happiness. The following were the toasts: The day we celebrate, ‘and a’ wha honor it. Song, «Tarry Woo,” Mr. Knox. Excellently eung. ‘Seotiand— our worthy mother—tho’ poor and somewhat hard favored, her bairns aye loye her really. Song, “Within a mile of Edinboro’ town,” Mr. Parsors. The United States of America—the youngest and most favored child of Providence; rich inheritance, and generous as rich; a giant m power, and chivalrous and strong. Song, “Flag of our Union,” Mr. Parsons. The Queen of Great Britain and Ireland— the faithful wife, the affectionate mother, and the adored heard of a great nation. So “Leave us a lock of your hair,” Mr. Guild. The President of the United States—the champion of the rights of man, the rights of the States, and the rights of the United States; @pparent discord, and yet harmony when pro- perly understood. Song, “A man’s a man for a’ that,” Mr. Knox. ‘The Army and Navy of the United States— the guardian of the honor and freedom of the nation; their dignity in peace and their prowess in war render them worthy of the trust. Re- sponded to by Capt. Stuart, who sang the old song, “Columbia, I love thee.” The City of Washington—may its social, Moral, and material advancement always be uided by such worthies as his Honor Mayor allach. Song—chorus, “He’s a right good fellow,” and responded to by Mr. Merrick. Sister societies and kindred associations thronghout the globe. Responded to by Mr. Ennis, and song, “Mary of Argyle,” Mr. Par- Bons. The Press—the true wheel of fortnne, scat- tering prizes thronghott the length and breadth of the land; honored for the good it has done, let us protect and cherish its treedom for the aan itmay yet conferon us. Responded by Mr. Tracy, and song, “Death ot War- pet The Lasses—childhood’s first, manhood’s Sweetest, and age’s latest dream. Song, “Kath- leen vourneen,” Mr. Guild; and “ Miss Ju- dia,” Mr. Tracy. The Vice President, Mr. McGuire, offered the following toast:-—“Old Caledonia—a happy Union of the two races, by which the Pictet i came Scotchmen andj Scotch Pict men.” Song, * Paddy and the Priest,” Mr. Parsons. ee MEETING oy THE “OLDEST INHABITANTS.” Last evenimg, in pursuance to a published call for a meeting of the oldest residents of Wash- ington, the following named gentlemen assem- bied at Masonic Hall (9th and D streets.) to form an association:—Col. John S. Williams, Maj. Thos. Donoho, John Waters, Wm. Cooper, Jas. Clephane, John F. Callan, F. R. Dorsett, Simeon Matlock, C. Cammack, Sr., Dr. A. McD. Davis, Edmund F. Brown, John Tretler, Geo. Savage, B. O. Sheckell, E. M. Drew. Col. John S. Williams was called to the chair and Mr. Jobn F. Callan appointed secretary. The Secretary explained that one of the ob- jects of the meeting was to form an association. Several prominent citizens were heart and soul in the movement, but they were not able to be outafier night, among them Gen. Timothy P. Andrews, Gen. Weightman, Col. Seaton, Col. — Mearisigr’ ~o Andrews, Jos. H. Bradley, t. Bestor, A. Bradley. r. J. F. Callan submitted resolutions that the association be called “The Oldest Inhab- itants,” the qualifications for membership being fifty years a resident inthe District and the ap of $1 per annum. fter some debate the resolutions were amended so asto make the qualification not less than fifty years of age and not less than forty-five years a resident. Messrs. James Clephane, John F. Callan and George Savage were appointed a committee to draft a constitution, to be reported to an ad- journed meeting to be held on Thursday (Thanksgiving day) at 1 o'clock. A conversation took place among the mem- bers of an interesting character, during which it was suggested tbat each member bad many interesting incidents within his recollection which were not written in history, the relation of which, at the meetings, would make them very mteresting. Mr. Bradley had suggested a few years that all the young men of their boyhood oma be got together at Analostan Island and spend one day each year in play as they did of yore. ‘The school in which some of them had received their education, tanght by the fathers of Messrs. Nichoias and Jobn F. Callan, was alluded to, and pleasant incidents were related in this con- nection Many incidents of the war of 1512 were called ‘Up, particularly of the battle of Bladensburg, the burning of the buildings at the arsenal and the explosion at that place, which resulted in the death of a British officer and about SU men. ‘The meeting adjourned to meet on Thursday at one o'clock, when they expect to have a spirited gathering of the boys of 50 years ago. ee Fenrtaer Hearine.—Thomas Mason alias John Seymour, who was arrested last Wednes- day a week on the arrival of a steamer trom Richmond, and was subsequently charged by Detectives Keiley and Bigley with being the rer who robbed five rooms at the National otel some time previons to his arrest, was brought out for a further hearing yesterday be- fore Superintendent Richards. A watch and diamond ring were identified by Mr. Prince, one of the guests of the National, as his prop- erty, stolen frombisroom. The witnesses from Richmond have not arrived, nor have the prosecuting witness in other cases against the prisoner. Superintendent Richards again com- mitted bim to jail for a further hearing. The Detectives here speak of their prisoner, who claims to be & printer, asa professional West- ern Hotel thief. whose operauons have been in various large Western cites, from Cincinnati to Louisville. The watch and ring were recov- ered in Baltimore by the assistance of Detective W. P. Smith, of Baltimore. + ee Tae Jan—Crime this District—The jai yesterday contained 167 prisoners, of whic! are colored males and 12 females: #2 white males and four females; 74.are on the docket tor the December term of the court, making already, with the fifty odd cases holding over, about 125 jail cases for the grand jury tocom- mence on. There are 30 under sentence, of ‘which 6 are for 1 year, J each for 11 and 9 months, 11 for 6 months, 2 for 3 months, and 4 each for i and 2 months. it bas been the case at almost every term of court that more black persons are convicted than white, but it is very seldom that the num- ber of biacks confined awaiting trial exceed that of the whites—the first time this was the case was the lth of November, when the total number of white and black was about 200. Since the 19h of June last, when the June term just closed was commenced, 153 were con- vieted and sentenced to the penitentiary, of which number 5 were pardoned and 141 safely Gelivered tothe Albany penitentiary. . WE Are GLapto bear that the Board of Trade rooms were considerably attended yesterday by members. Ir is not tobe doubted that the practice of resorting thither by our business men will gradually harden into a usage which Wwilleffect all the known advantages of such habitual assembling —Jnteligencer. areas BROTH ERM tHe Union.—Lastevening Potomac Circie, ot the Brotherhood of the Union, was organized at Isiand Hall. by the election of the following officers:_J.G. Dud- dey. ©. Ws: JV. Doin, 0.32. Ww Batts, © E.S. Pyle, C. Wne; J. A. Buren, © Fat Pr ‘Lucas, CG Grindall, H. ae A Wrppine.—On Friday last fashionable wedding took place in this city, the parties be- ing George T. Parker, Jr. and Miss Amanda D. Sanderson. The ceremonies were performed by Rev. Dr. te, pastor of the 13th street Baptist Church — L. We congratalate our young friends, and all others who desire to cultivate their yoices and become accom. plished in . that Mr. Messer, so gener- Baily and fave keown in the North as a eoime teacher as well as skillful mu- Yicided to the wishes of his friends lass in voeal masic. Mr. M. brings with bita some thirty years experience in his profess nd possesses every qualification to guarantee the most perfect success. The course will commence to-night, in the old ‘Trinity Hail, on Sch street, but hereafter his echool wiil meet “every Friday night in the lecture room of the new Calvary fist Church, corner of H and 8th streets. The charges ($3 for « gentieman, and $5 for a gen- tleman and Iady,) for the course of twelve les- fons Are so moderate that #11 who are disposed can avail themselves of this privilege. Give him a trial. thorough- CITY ITEMS. ———_.——_ Jewetry, wholesale and retail, at Prige’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, 3d door from 4% street. —_.+—_—_- Sex ADVERTISEMENT elsewhere of Killen & Havenner, 413 H street, Provisions dealers. Just the place to get a jtmas turkey or something nice to eat. ———— Jxwx~rY.—Go to Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store for Christmas presents, No. 435 Pennsyi- yania avenue, third door from 4% street. asain arrears ‘WIESENFIELD & Co. at the Odeon Hall cloth- ing store, Pennsylvaniajvyenue, near 4x street, have just received ay large new stock of goods, and are selling them at the lowest prices. See advertisement. nn Frere Luncn at SAMSTAG’s ALE VAULTS, on Saturday, Dec. 2d, from 11 a.m. until 11 p. m. Burton, Amber and India Pale Ales on draught. catia Gpinasinae SPLenpIp ARTICLES OF JEWELRY for Christ- Mas presents, with a free gift included, can be obtained for onedoliar at the New York Gift Store, 486 Pa. ave., near,3d street. Shake ek lee ae NEw SINGING AND PIANO FoRTE Course is now opened by the well-known Professor Wo- lowski, at No. 371 Penn. avenue, opposite Na- tional Hotel, by his new and simplified sys- tem. All those who wish to read music read- ily, and sing with taste, expression and finished style, will do well not to lose the opportunity. ———— Brapy, the inimitable professor of the gym- nastic arts and sciences, still keeps his popu- lar gymnasium and mammoth billiard and bowling rooms crowded with the creme de la creme of Washington society. His saloons are recherche and unique, and his assistants adepts. Seeing is believing. Visit his immense estab- lishment, at £2, &4, and 86 Louisiana avenue, near 9th stree es Sr. Domrnic’s Cuurncn Fasr.— War Horse to be Refied—To many of our readers, especially the brave officers and soldiers of the Army of the Potomac, the name of Father Egan is as familiar as “househould words.” His career as chaplain in that army, and the Christian and fearless manner in which he performed his ar- duous and trying duties, endeared him to offi- cers high incommand, and made him the idol of the poor war-worn veterans, whom it was his peculiar province and delight to serve. When Father returned to Washington he found his confreres at St. Deminic’s contem- plating the erection of a Church tothe honor and glory of God, which would be an orna- ment to our city and worthy the Capital of a great Nation. He immediately concurred in the design, and to forward the noble undertak- ing gave his beautiful horse “Charlie,” that bore him through every campaign from Fred- facet to Richmond, to be raffled for that urpose. Phe superb horse, (now to be seen at Kele- ber & Pywell’s Stables) worth from $500 to $1,000, will be a big prize to win for the trifling cost of the chance. ——_e——_- {MPERISHU ABLE TEETH.—Can the teeth beren- dered imperishable? Unquestionably they can. Sozodont, used daily, will render the enamel absolutely proof against decay, harden the gums and expel from the whole dental! appara- tusevery offensive and perniciouselement. eo SS seed Known ty Russia. By the Bard of Oak Hall. Near papas there dwelt an old Baron so That Si rs folks near kept shady of him; But a beantiful ward, a lady so fair, Was known to be shut in his castle there. Her beauty was famed all through the land, And many young nobles had sought her hand; But the grim old Baron was hard to please, And would give his consent to none of these. + The Baron Dorlinsky had sought ia vain, By every means his suit to gain: But the lady Inez at church had seen Young Count Orloff, of handsome mien. And he, too, toved her passfigly well, But how to get her he could not tell: But he happened to hear of Smith & Brothers, And sent for a suit to surpass all others. The lady delighted, the Baron won over, And gave their consent to the well-dressed lover, So, gents, now I tell you, one and all, if 72 aa succeed, go to Smith's Oak all, And a suit you'll get that with perfect ease, ‘Will permit you to do whatever you please. ‘We offer unusual inducements in all kinds of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, together with a superior hne of piece goods for custom work. Boys’ Clothing a special feature. Situ, Bros. & Co., . Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, 460 and 464 Seventh street. —-« ae DISEASE.—**We wonld call atten- to ‘Brown’s Bronchial Troches.’ We have found them efficacious in allaying Irritation in the Throat and Rronchia, and wonld com mend them to the attention of Public Speakers and others troubled with affections of the Throat. They are also an excellent remedy for Hoarseness resulting from eold. ”’—Congrega- tionalizi, Boston. se SAS THE FeeT.—Loss of health, energy, temper, and good looks, are the inevitable conse- quences of neglect of disordered feet. To all afflicted we would advise a call at Dr. White's Rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 43¢ and 6th streets. The skilful chiropodist never fails to give relief without causing pain, and none can afford to suffer who are within his reach. Great Baroarys in Jewelry and Silver- Piatead Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Stere, No. 486 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Your choice one dollar, which also secures you a free ft, consisting of cluster, jet and coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, — goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, for! no 11-Im* MARRIED, KING—McOORMIOK. On Tuesday. Nov. 23, by the Rey Father Boyle. CHARLES W KING to Miss MAKY McCORMICK. both of thiscis = _———_ DIED, SMULL. On Thursday, Nov. 30th. at 12 o'clock, JACOB SMULL, in the sist year of his age. For the last £0 years @ resident of this city. iis funeral will take place on Saturday. at one o'clock, from his late reside: ce, L street, bet. oth = Fe ae Navy Yard. 30th instant, On the er a lon; ny palaran (Bg 7 Benet wit! ristian ort. ude, THEODOR ENBY & 5 f Hen‘y and Christine Bety, aged 21 years and is day iis funeral will take place from the residence of bis parents, on Sth street east, No. 394, bet. Vir ginia avenue and G street south, on Satu jaturday at- lernoon, at 2 o'clock. a" LA TRUITTE. After a long and painful illness, which be bore with € Christian fortithde and resig: nation, at 20 minutes past 3. 7 the sonernin of De. cember Ist, Mr ANTHONY L , eldest son of the late John P. Le Truttterot | th fe city. ‘The funeral will leave — Jp nefral bth street, at 2 o'clock precise! fter- noon, for St. Aloysius Ghuvchs ere ates and those of the family. are ger yond invited to at- tend, without further notice. xandria papers please copy j REINTRIE. In Geo: on Thursday, No- Sa. Sth, MARGAR iT, beloved wife of lenry de La Retutrie Buena will take place in Baltimore on Satu’ ¢ay next. [San Francisco Evening Bulletin will please copy.] PERSONAL. ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY (notified not te credit my wife,as she has left LEWIS CorRR” beard without just cause. « Warhington, Nov. 28, 1855. N R. EDITOR:Dear Str: In the sali of your paper ef yesterday evening, zu, have seen fit, in rel con gy os cocstrence that happened at my ar ear nae ome between 10th Mth sis@ets, to style my house a * I would beg leave respectfully to state that my house is a regularly hic one. open for the accommodation © able colored persons, comprising bar- rd ree bowling saloon, &¢., and 1 riven to be la me Lg correct, as far as regards the management of my house, and [ heartily deny the imputation that if fs the resort of thieves, pick-pockets. razor-cutters, or of any of those parties who willfally disturb the order of this city, On the contrary, when any such parties have been known to me, I have exercised every effort tn connection with the offic them te justice. There bave been murde: Leries committed im some of mes thie and other citfes, hut I have never known the house to be deteriorated. er Pagal A the pers, unlee it w ven en an examination Of the fac There are, Aa i it is well known, wicked apd lawiees people in our midst, who are not all Fg m= asto what places they may c in order Se pearieee aoe laws of the bor samen and I do not thivk t eprietere of houses should be held iocane ' hg aa — th ag may commit, nor ed im #0 rough a style by our ne ir rep rters. Darticularly whee th howe peietors baw sosahe by_every to en dese: “nbd ora And estenm of the ‘itizene’ of = Dist ond prove that honor and Hise Wphinc to act well diene — all at ease —™ tif Fy MGEARLAND, | ite B atest, bai Sea Tith, D* ASURGEOR AND PHYSICIAN. — Yo os i a Washington sg Qeorae Ly irate alse of th avenue, feat adi, orwhiera’ nokcime | totaal 3s. J. ita Colonel. Ue evel etary oft hi Pres Seen te Geergetows and Warhtuston ¢ Sil ve street, 2d doer cast of Market, Georgetown. nl3- im Cesires to meet WANTS. ANTED—A first-cl be gpl Wire art es eR ABLE-DODIED MEN WANTED for im Fading or Apply at 461 C street, near B: de l-lw* Wares White GIRL for general house- york, in a emall family. Good wages to a wil- “apply to 145 I stocet, near corner 22d. - ee x “ FOR SALE AND RENT. SF OR ISU RPDS OR RENT_F UNFURNIS F oR RENT. Peo a Rstecen Manele Yaoi oe Foz RENT—The STORE ue Star Of room the 2 are venae fo Hall apply to 0 Br BakER S Biar Office. de ltt —T 5 and two Forres Tot furpished. at ae ag Ppa. ist and avenue, between 2) WanteDay young LADY to make herself gen- erall ful. t. Must ceme eg he ‘efer! y 3 ne Agency 502 othe nee ME ae tat" a the eve of ope: ming.» leony ve busi = Pe ze ital to join as partner, Otiee, for three ds days. 7202 ¢ OPERATORS ON WHEELEB & a SON'S Sewing Machine will find constant em- eres applying at the Fashionable Dress marie, Establishment, 403 = street, and I streets. seve are small HOUSE, containi ven it rooms, with hydrant, or a nt board for a gent ae and Mae within ten, minutes’ walk of corner of th streets merece exchanged, Apply is 348 - h street Wat good GIRL, to help in ms kitch- en and do a small wash and ironing. Good wapeze ea not afraid of work, at 331, wi is H Ln pares WANTED—A lady Ww aS sober, "Bmeged wan. mae a onal family. to take charge and work on a sinall lace. near Washington, D.C. He must havesome Enowied 6,08 Farming’ and Gardening. Address H., eal ies ace ashington. no 30-: ws 0 good DRE33M* KERS at ae S308 Pa. avenue. between 6th and 7th sts, None but geed hands need apply. no 29-4t* ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN todo general housework. Apply at 440 Massachusetts avenue. no 29 3t* J ANTED—A young WOMAN, to wait ona lady, assist in the care ot young chiliren, and attend to light work’about a house, Recommenda- tions reared eS 320 Kast, no 29-3" TED— good COOK. WASHER and ARONER for rere 3 family. Colored pre- ferred. Best of wages paid, must give good refer- Pale Apply at No. 446 E street, _— baJ aed ANTED TO RENT—In George “ee grnall. quiet family, a few UN Fertiated ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, on er near Bridge street, between Hich and Gree dress YOUNG & ¢ 'BEHREN ‘bo 29-6¢t* Ne. 120 Bridge street, cous FOR mare ree —— ished and very desirable ROOMS. In aire ato. 5575 H strect: bet. oth and Ith. “det «ORSALE—Two three story BRICK HOUSES near Grace Church. Is!and. Will be sold — Apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Office. dec 1. FSS BENT—A plainly, Furnished ROOM at No. is. 334 Sixth street west, bet assachusetts avenue ane K strect. Terms (310) ten — — menth. Fe? RENT—Two newly furnished acne: tn a jouse, corner of T_and 0th street. No. 425. “hiss one ry Atal No, 275 ps3 ayo., between 10th and 11th de 1-3t* Af HANDSOMELY TURMisEED HOUSE FOR RENT Containing i Tooms, range bath, &c., No. 183 G street, near 19th street; intas yard. Apply from 12 to 4 o'clock. FURR SHED, Be BOOM Os oS. sroat ae ¥ table either parlor o mute.” cai hs ne loren: Feauirea. FS, LE—A MEAT snd PROVISION STORE, doing « good bestoces. G reasons for seli- ne Address A. B., Star office, or J. H. SNY- DER'S Meat Stand, 18 Center Market, on Savur- day de 1-3" Vvo HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to rent to members of Congress. situated on the corner of 8th and D streets. one squarefrom Penna. DTT atres Apply at the Miliiuery Store oorny 22 8th, Es er a farnished KOOMS, parlor and chamber adjoining, on first floor; carpet and furniture new; brick house; No. 252, north side B # reet north, between 2d and $d sts. west, one short square from'Penna avenue. de 1-4t* ‘UBNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—One very gi FRONT ROOM on second floor; one small KOOM onthird floor. Board fortwo or three persons only can also be had if desired, References given and required Agrly immediately at 451 12th street, between G and de 1 3t* AUCTION SALES, [For other Auction Sales, see fourth page.) ¥ PLANT & 00., Auctioneers, EVER’ SEiNG, oe 7, pega pola § ‘el i. RURDAY, Dec. 2d toll farther potiee, at our Jewelry. aig iver pail Ware cha. ae ee PLANT & CO., Aucts. Y NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. Sales-rooms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenue, SATURDAY, December 2, 1855. at 10% o'clock a m., will at our sal salearooms, a large stock of choice, 1d Wihes and Liquors of vari lack and Green Teas, old English Sheree Pearl Starch, Famil: Adamantine Gandle: Marseilles Oil, Pic! fine vag Brandy ime Seotch Whisky = a Ynducemente weve to buyers. rms itive. Ie me eeeh. Bele POMTAGLE & CO., Ancts. B THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. 105 barrels Cider will be sola on THURSDAY Dec. 5. 1865, at 1 it the warehor t Ww. Snow & Uo., 107 Water street. Georgetown, D.C to pay freight aud ees OR on same COW & ae THOS DOWLING: Auct. B* W. B. LEW. aS S35 os, Auctioneers, Pennsylvania avenue, EXTRA SALE OF PRY Les CLOTHING, MONDAY NEXT Decesnber sib, at 10 o'clock, at our Store, we shall sell a general assortment Goods, as— Ladies Dress Goods in variety A line of fine U — Garments iawle, Cay oolen an Gorton Flaum Bandkerchicte. Table Cloths nels tings. Suirtings Flowers. nite ad ry ned Spool Cot: ithe va variety of other Fancy Dry Goods, Vloth- ing, &c., &c. Ww. B. cape &CO., del {Chron.} uctioasers. OUSE FOR SALE—$3,500—Fifteen hundred dollars cash, and ba’ 4 ud one and two years, will buy a three- story FRAME HOUSE, centrally located, containing eight Tome one a Saloon Par lor, and basement cella gas and water in every story, and bath . ‘Rents now for $50 rmonth. Address ‘ M.F.J.,” Pepin 5 “a ice. de FA KM WANTED- One or two hundred acres of LAND, mostly in small wood, lying east of Kock Creek and west of Bladensburg, within from four to six miles of the city. The land must be well watered and faverably situated in regard to roads, — either, with or without improvements, Address 8. H. NTINGTON, Court of ©) Jaime, Washington, De oC. no 29 3t* Fe SALE—OOUNTRY SEAT, ten acres. = mailes from Washington, D. C., near Bladens burg Station, Ma... Agricultural College, and i cinity of several churches; double two. y house, six chambers, bath room, many conveniences, out- boures.ice house, &c. Land in good condition. Apply to DANIEL G RMORY, Courtland, 34 door from Lexington st.. Baltimore.” ANTED--We wantall the HOUSES we caa et for first class tenants. Also. FARMS and on ola rhc and around Washington and adjo! i . -" BE COMME» L. WELLS & 00., pe 23 lm* 476 7thst., opposite Post Office. W ANTED—By a young man, employed in one of the Departments, desirous to procure a foe UATION for a few hours each day to do collectin; or copying, or other writing. Writes a good hand, Has good recommendations. Address *°G. M ,” Dorsey's Hotel. Do 25-6t W ANTED—Two DRESSMAKERS at No. 359 18th street west. between H and I ats. Wages from $5 to $6 per week. None but good hands — apply. 8381 wanren. ¥A57*?- WANTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE. The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING. Has reduced hig. price to nix OENTS PER vIDT PANTALETS. CLOAKS. CxpRS BACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SL be. 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 pre) Nay papa fared fo stamp any pattern bronght us. As we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing to come down. Ladies need not travel the ity over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the bee _ es assortment of Pat- terns not excel in New Yo: WILLIAM PRINCE, 481 F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bauds, Flannel Pele, = Shawls. for sale, ANTED.—For a first class tuniectiocse a Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to ake charge as foreman; must be perfect in ee ome n pply ornamental work, well recommended at No. 316, Pa avenue, Washington, D. 0, oc 4. ANTEP —SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every ee B. BUCHLY, 406 me street. je 8- betweon Gand H-osst eid pe a GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. i LET—The halfor part of a beautiful Eng- lish COTTAGE. suitable Lo penneheenss fo Georgctuys=. Garden. water and In lect neighborhood. Apply to BHTEViNGLAW & To mS 208 Penn. avenue, near Willards bo ‘OR pol ee hi ROOM on Dunbar- ton street. No. 134, between High and Cor gress ttreets, aesegteeta no 17-2w* MILLERS XBW DRY coons sTonE. Just received, a crn’ Senn additional rer ee of Rigi Merinos, Poplivs, cel] 1 De laines, low-priced Dalaines, Plaids, Black aul , Bombazines, Alpacas, (black and colored.) Honege, Bhe) vvonrtot quis: Poe bemeag stitite (very low,) Blankets, Qu: rtini Muslins, ‘Gloves snd oniery, Hisnnels, er Vests for ladies and gentler wis, a ieee ge sont k of Black ‘Shawle,¢ Clothe ‘and Gesslsasres, Jo ridge us ‘eee retown. D. IN MILLER 0 ENT—Two ROOMS. Ne. 265 ee a oe Eee M and N sts. north. no 3 WO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 346 New York avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. Table Board next door: no 0.1w*_ Fo RENT—Three KOOMS in the first brick house on om street, between Massachusetts avenue and N si no 30-3t™ id Snes good-sized FURNISHED ROOMS may be obtained, without ae at No. 7 Ist street, Georgetown. 0 30-31 For RENT—A STORE, with aeailice and = lar, No. 5763, 7th ‘street, between B and ae land nue. inquire at 578 next door, at MI LLER’s. no 30-3t" Fi SUITABLE HOUSE FOR A SMALL FAM ily for rentand Furniture for sale ata bar- K street, between 9th and 10th. gain. at 422 no 30- Bt? FS ‘OR RENT—To family withoui children, two FURNISHED ROOMS on second floor, suita ble for housekeeping, at 333 10th street, bet Mand N. $25 per month, no 30 FS RENT At Hyattaville, near Washi HOUSE with eight acres ef land well pted ion a Market Garde Inguire at SIBL «& GUY'S store Pennsy nia avenue, between 10th and 11th streets, no 30-tf , OR RENT—A handsomely Furnished PARLOR on the first floor, and two Furnished BED- CHAMBERS on second floor, in @ pleasant and desirable location on the live of the Metropolitan Railroad. Apply at No. 427 Sth street, corner of E street. no 30 lw* Fo, RENT- One large FRONT ROOM at 456 E street, within lag eer) of the General Post Office and Patent Office buildings. Fer first-class beard, fire and gas for three ah ed dh sing) M per month, | hs RENT—A FRAME HOUSE aoa five rooms situated on 12th street, between Mar; land avenue and E street. Island. Apply to GE: W HAUPTMAN, No. 647 13h streets reared B and © streets, Island. 10 30-2t* i 0 ELEGANT FRONT FARLOES, (FUR- nished,) 492 E street, between 5th and 6th, euitable for a Congressman and wife. Also, & Chamber above. Cooking stoves if wanted. Water | eng and gas Very comfortable for moaeeioee DR. {OR RENT—Two HOUSES, one containing first floor of a new frame house, situated on Penna, avenue east, between 6th and 7th streets; the other at corner of 6th street, six rooms and sture, suit- pot for — ei with cellar, gas and water. in- quire on the premises, nes-lws H. ISEMAN. wo SMALL, BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT— On ath street w tween Nand U etrosts at $20 per matin is advance. One possession imn Rais ly; the Zther on the lath December next, For turther information call at 490 H street, back of Patent Office, at] qvclock pm no 3e-tf J.TOWLES, Property Agent. {OR KENT—sTORE No. 450 Pa. avenue, be- tween 3d and 43s streets, and fixtures ant, sale. Inquirs at the premises 0 29 3t URNISHED HOUSE on Westst., roe town, FURS oa. DOWNMAN & GREEN nebo 6t ® Intelligencer Building. 1S os IMPORTANT TO ALL. DEY GOODS CHEAP FOR THE MILLION AT THE POPULAR STORES OF LANSBURGH & BRO., 515 Seventn Sr., THxp Door Azove D Sr., InteNigencer Building. Also,at 375 Seventu Sr., Tninp Doon Anovg I Sr. FALLING! TUMBLING! DRY GOODS of every description reduced 25 per cent. Fresh ar- rival of 75 cases from auction beught at the late great sales in New York. Amongst these can be found— 480 pieces best Calicoes at 22 and 25 cents, £00 pieces English Belaines at 35 cents, 100 pieces fresh Merinoes at $1.25, 1,000 pieces Dress Goods of every description, all from auction, 2,000 Cloaks, very Tow. These are allof our own manufacture, and you cam positively save from five to fifteen @ollars by buying the same from us. Our stores are crowded during the day, and we therefore invite you to call early in the morning or late in the evening, as our stores will be open until 9o'clock. Lose no time and save your money at LANSBURGH & BRO., ne 25-6t 375 and 515 Seventh street. AoTFrs AND BOARDING HOUSES. Proprietors of the above ¢ establishments who are fitting out for the seasen can find at our store all toe need of CROCKERY, CHINA, AND GLASS- WARE. CUTLERY, an‘ PLATED WARE of the et can 3 at we Ney prices as are usually charged for ordinary 2 BB & BEVERIDGE $04 Odd Fellows? Hall, Seventh street. _Do 24- 1ot*it WHITE BEANS, HOMINY BUTTER, CHEESE, and EGGS. New supply just roth nnd for sale by N & PERRI no 2-12tif FRANCIS H iT.) [aMEso. cL SMITH & OLEPHANE, LAW REPORTERS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS, a iadiann aennss betw. 3d pt Oe +5 OF Clerk's Office, City Hall. a —To prevent misapprehension, it is x fer me to state that | have no in eres peerD ster ‘tetablishment or concern in any Stab wh old Original nt, No. Fete Co tes dart AA Tod tine nun anes ee eee tech —¥ 5 vn Mg wit! casted on ors, ters well i manner the ‘ele er x yt arket piabliak ite, and which Sik Veebene bf stiomptet ig ia a at wiyle fo surpass anything ever ipa secie pore ng saloon et ol etic 0 ay i, HARY ns Lintelligencer and curebigt cory. 500. nares SAT ui Gay poctttoa i F = ing terms in lots sae Wats ra, bY 109 Water st. Georgetown. Me WOOD AND oc 30-Im* Corner 7th street Oak = af waere A 3 (eras ORE LARGE a eaIER ED PARLOB—bed- Toom—suitabie for member of Congress, oF for two persone, for rent, at No. 436 Lave. bet. 4th and Sth streets. 3 F-) att {OR RENT—A finely FURNISHED PARLOR and BED-BOOM, suitable for a member of Congress, or an officer, Apply at 362 D st.. bet, 9th and 10th sts. ne 29 St Fos Bacon. neatly Furnished PARLOR and , commmnicating, en first floor, with go obam water, at 369 6th street, corner of H. no *OR BRENT—Téo adjoining ROOMS, on firet floor, at furnished, suitable fer a member of Congress” Joely at 393 E street, between 9th and 10th, or 259 Pa. ave. ne 29-6t Fo REN [—Posscssion given immediately, @ fine business ROOM, on the first floor of hi No. 460 15th street. between F and G streets, “4 pt as ohe door of Stenart & Co.’s Bauk, Apply ua & O0., on the premises. no at a = ‘g faethe ne CHAMB: '—Opposite City Hall, two handsome- Eertons. on fret ‘tfloor. Also, RS. on second floor. They would For direc- no 29-3t two he derirable for a party of Members. tion call at Star o' ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioucers, SALE OF YALOUABL - TRUSTER SOY ED REAL ESTATE. ae By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of ee ag sitting io cm ne and sed fi . 53, Blumer complainants agt. lumer de! te, T shall soll. ae public au auction, “ HUSDAY. "December Lith. , at 4 o'clock on the’ Lec raye all of Lots No. “, ¥ and’ 18, in Square No, 923, at the corner of south and street east, with the improvements, which consist of four small brick and frame houses. All conveyances aad stamps at the cost of the pur- oiterins of sale: One ar cash, and balance in ments of edual InStACMUEL L, PHILLIPS, Trustee, derd wu WALL © 00. Aneta, JQY THOMAS DOWLING, Anuct.; Georgetown. EXCELLENT PIANO FORTE AND HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. Un WEDNESDAY, the 6th instant, at 1¢ o'clock &. m., we shall seil, at the residence of Thomas A. saeeees. No. rene mean Street, between High aD opgress ste. One eeroe ious Piano Teste, 7 octave; makers, joston, on Farior Suite, consisting of Tete-a-Tete Sofas, Caster and Side Chat One large French Plate Mirror Walnu' «Marble. -top Center Table Oil Paintings, Ornaments and Shades Walnut Marble-top Dressing Bureaus “| Bedsteads and Wardrobes One Oak Cottage Set, all complete One Writing Desk and Book Feather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters = egies Ean ay and other —" esses ‘ane seat Rockers Walnut Extension Tables ror Dining Chairs Table Crockery, Glassware, and Gatlery Three-ply, Togreia. 6 and other Cat Parlor, Chamber, Cock. and other Stoves Hall Olle: loths. Rugs. err and Stair-rods a a neared by Der articles, t90 namerons 1 And many other icles, ‘o enumer- ate, THOS. DOWLING, del-d Auctioneer. Y¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE DWELL- ING-HOUSE AND LOTS ON THE COBNER OF 4% AND C STREETS. By autherity of the Supreme Hire of this Dis- trict pasred in equity, No. i. A rammer 8. Todd and Probasco, wi'l be sold at anction to the highest bidder, on bade AY AFTERNOON, December 19, at 3%: o’clock, on the premises, that most desirable residence at the nort east corer ef 43s and C streets, lately the roekionpe cae late G. ©. Grammer, formerly o—— by John Quincy Adams, and afterwards by Becmery Toucey. The dwelling is substantially built and capacious, having four iarge parlors and drawing-rooms on the principal story, connecting by folding doors. The Lots front fity- six feet seven inches on C street, by de e Fad Je hundred and thirty three feet three a: if inches on 4'¢ street, and run- ning east ‘one. panied and twelve feet eleven inches, to a wide publi ey, | and contain eng thousand two hundred ard ni; sana: It is in the center of Nhe ¢ city, and in one of feet. the best neighborhoods, within afew steps of Penn- sylvania avenue, and convenient to the Capitol. Tt is seldom such an oe offers, to those desiring a first class residence in the '. Tmune- diate possession be given te pe x Terme One-third, Cask, end ‘the residue in’ six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty. -four months, with interest. The inferest to be paid semt-annual! for which the purchaser's bond, ae ie wii be taken. and a lien reserved on the property sold or the purchaser may pay all cash { V2 paasees. Conveyancing and stamps at the if the terms be net complied with Sain rr days from the ony - sale. the Trustees reserve the right to re-sell, seven days’ meee in ee Na- titnal Intelli encer, at os risk and cest of the purchacer tailing toe som de1-a HENRY PROBASCO. { Trustees. y¥ GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXECUTOR’S SALE OF} HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On poser, the 4th Cy December next, at ¥€ o'eloc! m.. at No. 32 Macison street. bet | . Mard N od Git ant fth streets, by ord Hon 0: rt, District Oclumbia, the. uo sonal Effects of he late Johanna Grant, doceased. By order of the Executor. no 30-4 GREEN ~ WILLIAMS, Aucts. R= ESTATE AU Had SALE, HALL, KILBOURN & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERS. On MONDAY, December 4th, at 10 a. m., three- story Brick Howse, corner of ‘th and O streets. House contains six rooms — summer kitchen. Lot 34 feet front by 100 feet dee; meme: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve tra HALL, KILBOURN & CO., Real Estate Brokers. cor. Tthand F streets. no 30-3t rE ‘OR RENT—Four desirable front ROOMS, un- furnished, on car route; suited to a «mall fami- y for honsekécping. Apply at ae 2 Frame Cot- taxe P street, 3 doors west of ldth. meres 68 TO~ quired. 29-3t* ro KENT—The large DWELLING HOUSE, and upwards of an acre of fine garden grount, at Spring Hill, withina few minutes’ walk from the George: town terininus of the street cars. Also, the HOUSK No. 75 Bridge st. Apply at 124 Dan- barton street. Geo: getown. ho 29-eo3t SS JITABLE FOR HOUSEKEEPING —Parlors, Dining Room, Kitchen, and four Chambers, ali nicel furnished, furnace, “and hot and cold wi er. sas, &e.; would suit a member of Congress, er @ gentleman and family sojourving here for the win- ter; or separate rooms for rent. Address Box 27 Star Office. a Fo RENT—A Furnished HOUSE, con ly situated, containing eight rooms, _Ingaire on the premises, 276 H street north. Rent ‘$70 no 23-1w I NT—Feur eil furnished HOUSE: suitable for foreign “minister er Senat. Also, four ema}! ecnrpiabed HOUSES. from fou to six rooms. Apply te F. MACE or ©. H. WOOD, No, 617 ay atten, near corner of D, north 4 Ba - Up stairs no 23 4t* ane ROOMS. —Three large and hand Somely furnished ROOMS for rent to gentle- men, et 394 Mass. ayenue, secoud door from 10th street, and bat three Lquares from the strect cars. he rooms are warmed by heater, and pat no 23 lw F RN RENT—A laree theronghty furnished ‘PAR- LOK, with chamber commuuicating, conveni- enf for member of Congress; ouly a faw moments walk rs oi - rig anf street cars. Wonld be let to aman and fe who wished to furnish their own meali. Rent ech below the usnal rates. 377 Ist street east, between Band C north, © tol Hill, ne 23- Fo RENT—A new first-class four-story BRICK TOUSK. First Ward, No. 23 Penna. ave. In- quire of Dr. NEWMAN, next door no 27-5t* Fo OR. SaLl—LEASE, FIXTURES and GOOD WILL ofa Grocery Store and Market in a de- sirable location. Satisfactory reasons for “nom et Address E. L. ADDISON, Box 643. FS 2 KENT—One or two very desirable FUR- NISHED ROOMS. 466 loth street, betwe: J and K streets, suitable fortwo or three gent: men. no 25 tf Fo. _RENT—Two PARLORS and four HOOMS in the honse No, 301 a ae bet. 9th ye. south side. Gas and wi my the premises, ceopalogs by the Ist of December.” Inquire on the premises. no 25-1w* Bee BENT—To members of Congress or other Fea even very pleasant and neatly a T ROO. ‘thin seven minutes walk of thee Ee Office. Inquire atl 114 24 street, ee no 25- FoR Sa PARLOR and rey aa- Joining, snd two Chambers en the 24 fioor, all comforted) y Saraunet, suitable for Members of gonersgs or other gentlemen, at 495 12th at. bet. | cars v ca 3 Boom i cD Watiinatcn gion baton tue upper ata z iz "Pi veges ‘oceupied by the esse aad Ra arantes re, Joga arte RASEMENS, oni srigple for @ first- eons ies TRAGLE’k OO, k OO. Ww vashington ‘Theater. tease of oD premises Wine Merch: = STTy P. Poni te z a ih fo dow id and thneter ween 25 Cal avery = Alas, . new 6 0 34 FOR SALE AND RENT. ORF E_FOR RENT—Corner of _E and 5th sts., near City Hall. Apply at 471 Est no 27 6t*® Ec “SALE—A FLOUR AND FEED STORE, doir ood business. One of the best stands in the ci Sapoetory reasons given for selling. A fc no 21-6t* Fe REX ?. ‘ge FRONT ROO nished. and bed rooms attached, on same floo! with or without board, with the use of bot an ‘and cold haths, in oneef the most desirable locations in the city. Apply 335 E st.. corner 13th. no 27-6t* QEV BRAL WELL- RNISHED ROOMS fo~ + rent ot 619 12th street, immediately north of Penpsylvania avenue. Their convenience to the Kirkwood House snd the avenne cars makes them very desirable. They would suit a mess or 2 of gentlemen sdmirably. ne 27-6t* E> SALE—A neat and comfortable th FRAME HOUSE, containing eight roome, pas. sages and porches; well 'ocated; near th 5 gale, f ye minutes walk from the Patevt Oftice, FURNITURE inthe house for sale. Inquire at 340 7th street, between I and Mass. avenue. Pos- session given immediately no a BSE RENT—On the Hights of George large and commocions HOUSE, medern im provements, spacious grounds. wy and all other conveniences of a first class situated No. 74 Congress street. opposite to hudor Eee, Wilh be reuted with or without furniture. inquire on the premises, role swe JOUN ¥. CARTER. Fo? RENT— Furnished ROOMS A suite of handeomely farnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, in one of the most desirable locations in the city.’ No. 457 Thirteenth street west. between Eand F streets, sod bd one minutes’ walk of Wiltards’ Hotel and the Kirkwood House 7 Pa. ave. no OR SALE OR RENT—1 hat large, commodions end slegant RESIDENCE occupied by the late Senator Dongias being now vacant will be sold or rented upon liberal terms. Appiy to Mrs. DOUG- LAB, corner of I street and New jersey avenue, or tod, S Cc. BcsUiRE & CO, The henge cen! oe al [rors aa Two-story FRAME HOUSE on H Street. between 220 and 23d streets, t squarce frem Pennsylvanis avenue, containing five rooms. markets, Inquire of JOSEPH EDFERS, corner | juire ’ ot Raapesieanea avenue and 19th strect. no 25-6t Pes and fine selection of Stand l eee 4 latest Novels, &., by the change Books FSodatal tn second PARLOB and two BED ie on second 3 joor, mt ROO mMg, en ont nie Root, we rafuabte ei cr fore family single gen’ ‘men, ec raping from a to ie meath.. Ho a "No. 234 oe seven ‘has front porch, cistern Eile fradvance, Address WILLIAM 770K Washington.” no 18-tf KR SALE OR RENT—That 9 AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, suction SALE 5ooK SALE aT TER, {TO , BY OaTA- Commenci: WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2th November, at 7 o ing thereafter: at sam: Jas. C. B* w. uetioneers. 07 D7 Pennsylvania avenne. ‘clock, and contipaing each. - He daieags anki B Bre. este baaee Catalogues [Tntel., Son and Daily Chron te} lar sales at store every TUESDAY, THURS- pays ‘Tuesday ne! Terms cash. pee actors» cog. B. = FS cO., Ai nd SATURDAY of Furniture and dive rally Evening sales of Fancy 5 Ciotting: Renangei AS Ye Ware, Albams miscellaneows toc! Cash adv: s On pier. Payee Doe Web. LEWIS 3 L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers. Original Horee and Caria x W. B end 10th ote, SALE OF HORSES, Sonera, Se pod meni ge yes — » ns December mene! o'clock. # “sold B large number of jarness, Work tireas; wal be a "Raut ae f Indi; ® lar, nomber of very dest s ii Se Saddle Horses. A Borrel Mare, seve and action: works w Bees, goes finely waar’ te saddle. A fine Saddle and Bridie. ne ALS. A pair of excell-nt work ‘Males, ‘Wagon and Har- ness. ALSO. A large collection of testrable new and second- vend Carri es. Rockaways, Express Wagons, an other a. A large collection of ‘new “and second-hand Har- ness, &c. l very superior Family < Carri . 2 New Famtly Carriages at 2 New Germantown Carriages. Regular sales at the Paraer every T es and Saturday, without regard to weathe! Carriages and Harness alway sale. -L. Wain — Avots. Y GREEN & Satitan Auctioneers. EXCELLENT MABOGANY WALNUT REY ie AT Avehion On SATURDAY, December 2, at 10 o'clock a. m., we shall sell, at our Auction Boome— One Fine Parlor Suite, consisting of Tete-s-tete, e Chaire, Marble-top ites: Gomer ae moe oe it len, One Gilt Frame Freuch Pinte Mirror, with Marble Slab and Brackets, very fine One Fine! eaita Black Waluut ae Marbie top Dressing Bureau, and Was! One Fine Mahogany Bedroom Suite, consisting of Bedstead, urcau, Washstand, ami Ward! ‘ardrobe, allto match mae epee Plain oe and otb- resecls, Facee st ts. Bie attention ot Garers te: called to thinante, aad they ‘will find tt to their advantage to attend, ‘a the furniture has been very little in use. T he nod GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. Will be sold, on SATURDAY, December 2, o'clock, the Stock and Fixtures of ae Club Bouse, situated on 10th street, one door south of, Reger vic geons Sop g No. 493. stock cons: Bar and_Oyster Counter, Steam Table, Bar Glass, Beer Pamp: Bar Steve, Club-room Furnitare, Cocoa cing, Om Cloth, Crocke: a, pantry, large Cooking Stove and fixtures. use has never yet been open to the public, eg & "Being newly fitted up it Pot fers great inducements to purchasers. as it will be sold in one lot. nt of building $75 per month, Sale positive. Terms cash. no 29-3 BY JAMES ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF oop FURNITGSRE IN FRONT OF T UCTION ROOMS. On SATURDAY MOR ine, December 34— Fine suite of Oiled Walnut Chamber Furniture Suite of Rosewood ‘urniture, Brocatel, somewhat wern. Together with— Sofas, Bureaus, Chairs, Oil Paintings, Engravings OPA the eocel sascrtment of Hpmsskeoping Ro- nd the usu: ar <a. Terms cash. te J.C. See &CO., Aucts. com pals USE Nan Tt ci carne AL! ND TR SCRA ‘SE AND Ik ee Boat mbiNG cite a Sigs = Nery ris t Will be sold = opaulie ai Bxaremee to the o'clock uae the Washine Sone o'clock m.. a on Nav A lot ef f Retuae Wood. Chips, — A lot of Bera p Leather Alotct Vire Boarding Nettings, condemned ‘es wnfit for ~ ag oe Terms . in ane one-half at the time of sale, and Go bane in six dave, at which time the articles must be removed from the yard, or t fang ath be Serene | to the Government. By order o: CHARLES E. LATHROP, no 29-3t Naval Storekeeper. SALE oF coranDuin VA. AT ALEX- _ maton te dove bag ag fa porae ion Willbe soldat Prt Prblic A soe. —Frd Al lovandrt Va... unde: jeutenant on SATURDAY. De- Government onel J.G.C Lee, cember 9, 1565, st tos BARG ‘erme : Cash, in Geve: y order of Brevet . Racker, Chief Quartermaster, oe Wo AS. H. TOMPKINS, ne 24-13t Bi 5 Quarte ". BBX 2. ©. FcGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- ING a a3 % ApoImine THE NATIONAL one fost alloy. and containn sareesbeaes Terms: One half cash: the ronmaner ie in six and twelve month ely interest, secured by a deed of trust on the Vege Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- THOS. J. FISHER. chaser. rT nolWeokds J C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucis, BB¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A FRAME LOTON V a. AER teri 81 ter Squ depth, with the improvements. erms: One-halfcash; balance 6 and 12 months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises All conve: ore revenue stamps at the cost of the purcharer. own when 80! GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. YJ. 0. McGUIRE & F CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE \F BRIOK DWELL- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November 29. at 3% o'clock, on the premises, I shall sell the sooth oe 4 inches ¢ i ball two a of iquare £ mprove y a wel t two Brick Dwelling. containing eight rooms, "°°"? bee SG rohaser's coet. onveyancin < yee OW LANSDALE, Admiuletrator. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, Bod : = e ABOVE SALE 1s ct eine DI id the inclement weather u| on » December 4th, a . %- WGA Meotiek Ate & CO., Aucte” TRUSTER'S SALE OF HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON KBODE D_AVENUR, TWEEN ATH AND 187 STREETS On TUESDAY AFTERN at 40'clock, on deed Set ean ee eee pace ry r Tlise county, I: Sell tot Fr in sabdly in cones ot ween 2 nare 211, fronting 21 feet 15 1s inches on side Kode ode ne oem ave py qvand ats. west, and ‘about Teateet to an alley. cont containin, wrerage depth of Terms: One-half cash; 12 months, socnred by a deed of trust on the J - not complied with a me gh op | if gay eles fot will be resold e¢ cost and Conveyancing at purchaser's cost Trustee. po JAS. C. McGUIRE .» Amets. D STREET. PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES AT REDUCED At KIDWELL & DERSON’S, 367 D street, “"eiewior the place, 367 D street, near 8th, HPcov ai tos i WAGH cares a erty rrr Be fovee ' LS eee ee era