Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1865, Page 3

ed LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NICHT. Grovgr’s THEATER.—Mr. Jas. E. Murdoch as Alfred Evelyn,” in Bulwer’s great play of * Money.” supported by all the favorites of the regular compahy. CANTERBURY. — Ballet, songs. burlesque, Pantomime, Ethiopian delineations, the melo- drama of «« The Felon’s Death,” and other per- formances. Matinee this afternoon. Ovp FrLLows’ HaLt.—Fair for the benefit of St. Dominic's Church. A charming entertain- ment. ——_e—__ Crrcvir Court, Judge Wylie_—The Brown, Filey Cese.— Yesterday, in this case, before Justice Ulin, Mr. R. H. Laskey, an attorney, ‘was placed upon the stand as a witness for the defense to testify what transpired between bimeelf, associated with Mr. Davidge, and Mrs. Brown, they at the time being her legal ad- Yicers. Mrs. Brown, on her examination, was asked hy she had not returned to the Orphans’ Coart, inher petition for letters of administra- — that Emily J. Wiley was next of kin to Geceased, and in reply she stated that she was advised by ber attorneys, Messrs. Laskey and Davidge, that Emily, not being born in wed- lock, was not tobe considered as next of kin, nd that her return was made in pursuance of such advice. The defense urged that Mrs. Brown had, by her voluntary testimony concerning the advices Of her counsel, waived her right to demand lence on this part: that she could not claim to seal their lps, after having, without claiming the protection of her privilege, herselfdisclosed the fets or a portion of them. The Court suggesisd that, as it had before in- mated, the privilege claimed did not extend to the client; that he ‘would be compelled to an- Swer any question as to what passed between himeeif and his attorney; but that the principle was grounded in public policy that an attor- ney’s lips were forever sealed as to interviews between his client and himself in his profes- sional character or capacity. Counsel for defence insisted that, by English and a number of American authorities, the }vilege extended to the chent was mutual, and that he could not be compelled te disclose an opinion of his counsel or the advice of his counsel: and that, therefore, when he did vol- untary do so, he removed the veil of secrecy from the whole matter, and relieved his coun- sel from his obligation of secrecy; that this vol- Dntary act was a waiverot his rights as against the diselosures of his attorney. After further argument the Court remarked that it would bold the question under advise- Ment until Monday AN INTERBSTING Cas vs. Louisa Hays: before J The case was this:—The plaintiff's wife sent a silk dress, worth £100, to the defendant, upon which the defendant advanced 350, promising to take care of the dress, &c. Afterwards, the plain- tiff called upon the defendant with the money and demanded the dress, offering to refund her the $50 and all interest that she might think Proper to charge. The defendant refused to produce the dress, stating that the dress had been stolen, &c., and this action was brought to recover the sum of $50, which, with the $50 previously received from the defendant, made up the amount which the dress cost. The writ of summons tn this case was special, i. ¢. it was issned by Justice Miller, and commanded the defendantto appear before him for trial, &c., and the Gefendant, by her counsel, asked leave to have the case tried by some other justice, which was refused, and the defendant's coun- sel also denied that the Justice had jurisdiction to try the case, but the plaintiff, in support of the jurisdiction, relied upon the act of Congress of March 1, Iv3, sec. 1, stat. 743, which gives jurisdiction to Justices of the Peace, “in all cases where the real debt and damages do not exceed the sum of $50, exclusive of costs,” and npon the actof Maryland, of 1791, ch. 68, sec. i0, which provides, inter alia, that the jurisdic- hon of Justices is “deemed, construed,and un- Nerstood to extend only to debts, or sums of money, or tobacco, due upon contract, and to damages for th non-delivery of grain, or other articles cont ed to be delivered.” The plea to the jurisdiction being overruled, the defend- ant then put in the plea of coverture, and testi- fied that she was married to a man “down South,” in the year 1537, and upon being inter- Togated as to how long it was since she lived with him, she refused toanswer, and the plain- tiff's counsel proposed to show that she was and had been living separate and apart from her busband for many years last past, and maintained, as well settled law, thata woman, 80 living,could sue and be sned as a femme sole; Wherenpon the plea of coverture was with- drawn. Judgment was rendered for the plain- tiff for the 350 and costs. M. Thompson for plaintiff, W. J. Miller for defendant. pavet manasa ae CentER MARKET, To-Day.—Beef, best cuts, er lb., 25¢.; next, 15a20e.; Salt Beef, 15a2ve.; Dried f, Juadse . Mutton, chops, de. Lamb, We. Lard, 3te.; Pork, fresh, We.; corn. ed, Be hams, uncut, 3uc.; sliced, de; breasts, 2 shoulders, 25c. Butter, 5OaSS5e.; Chickens, per pair, 75¢.a81.50. Ducks, per pair, S0c.e$i. Eggs, oer Green Corn, per can, Gie. Pples, ck, Svadi.vo Gried, 75c. Leeks, bb., ‘urnips, peck, 40a50c. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 40c.: Sweet, Stage cts. Peaches, dried, per quart, 25¢: Beans, butter, 25e.; white, lual2e.; dried cher- Ties, qu..#c. Radishes, per bunch, Se. Perase 4 |b v ck, #e. Onions, Sic ir peck.; anc eeonse Sarrots, 5c. Fich—-Roe ock, large, each, 1; small. bunch, S0c.; Hailibut, pound, 25c.; Sea Bas, 15¢.: Blue Fish, 15c.; Lobster, 15e.3 Sturgeon, ise; Pike, Ib, W Perch, 5c. Mackerel, Be. each. Rye, bushel, 90c.231.10. Corn Meal, $1.10a$1.25. Shipstuff, se. Brown- stuff, 0c. Shorts, 35c. Corn, shelled, $1.20; in ear, bbl., S5aa6. Onis, bushel, 60c. Hay, per CWL., $iaS1.25. Straw, s0c.aSi25. Clover Hay, 75¢.a$1.25. Small Ducks,75c.x81 pr. Small Birds, pernb.,5talsvc. Wild Pigeons, pair,37¥c. Can- vas-back Ducks, per pr., $2. Widgeons, per pair, $1. Celery, pr bunch, ide. Krout, pr quart, 15c. Geese,21.50. Turkeys,$1.50a2.50. Venison,fresh, Ib., . Partridges, per dozen, 24.25. Cab- ie, per head, Sa15 cents. Grapes, per quart, Iajve. per pound, 1. Cranberries, per quart. We; chestnuts, quart, 25c. Rabbits, 25a Squirrels, 1235. Walnuts, 50c. pk. Hom- imy. qt. 0c. Pumpkins, 15ac. ild Tur- keys, $3284. Country Pork, $15 per 100 Ibs. Country beef sold at 12a17 cents per pound. Honey, per Id., 50a60c. This morning, a ioe number of very fine hogs, sinughtered, were offered at the scale- bouse. The highest prices asked was S15 per 100 pounds. and sales were effected as low as $14. Country beef was offered at various stands in market space. For very choice hind quar- tery 17 cents per pound was asked, but the sale- were from 16 to 13 cents, according to quality. Tux Cororep Scnoots or THE Crry.—A Meeting of the trict of Columbia Educa- tional Association” took place yesterday after- noon in the hall connected with the Free Library Rooms on Judiciary Square. There ‘were upwards of eighty teachers present. It was the third gathering of the kind, and the full organization of the association was com- pleted, and much business of interest con- mected with colored schools of the city and Vicinity transacted. Rev. John Kimball is pres- ident, John Cook vice president, and A. Newton secretary. The purpose of the society is the promotion of an acquaintance among the teachers engaged in instructing the colored people, an interchange of views in regard to iheir work, apd the general welfare of the common cause. There were, as already stated, upwards of eighty teachers present, some af teen of them male, and the remainder of them female teachers. Some ten cr a dozen of the pomber were colored teachers—mostly, like Mr. Cook, natives of this city—and several of them teachers of private tuition schools. EXAMINED AND DisMisseD.—Yesterday af- ternoon, Mr. B.C. Brooker appeared before Justi ompson to answerto a warrant is- eued by Justice Cull on the oath of William H. Lewis, who charged Mr. Brooker “ with felo- rrously and unlawfully cheating and swindling him in the purchase ef a quantity of sugar, both in quality and quantity, and knowingl. th ef November, I-65. It pest nee that the sugar was porcha<ed at auc- it was opened to insyection before the purchase was made. After the purchase the Srticle did not turn out tothe purchaser's li- king, and he demanded the return of money, which the salesman declined; hence the pros- ecution. Justice Thompson dismissed the case, remarking that it was nota subject for crim- ins! prosecution, in which Mr. J. H. Johnson, as counsel for the complainant, acquiesced, and said if he had seen the warrant before the trial he would have advised his client to pur- sue a different course. Eriscorat Sx work of church extension is being ily carried on in our city. Besides the enterprises of the Presbyte- rians on N street north, that of the Baptists on Hi street, and others that might be mentioned, the Episcopalians are not idie. They have a missionary enterprise in operation on M street, between ‘th and 0th streets, a eection of the city where just such a work is needed; and we notice that the Episcopal clergy of the city of- ficiate in the afternoon of each Sunday, for the time being, tn the First Congregational Meth. odist Church, M street, between 9th and 10th. The Rev. Dr. Hall, of the Epiphany Church, will preach to-morrow afternoon. —_——-+ A Deserver Proxwotion.—Captain E.S, Al- len, formerly the active and energetic Assistant Quartermaster at Sixth-street wharf. and now in charge of water transportation at New Or- leans. we sre pleased to learn has been pro- moted, by brevet, to rank as a lieutenant colo- pel « —— i Granp Lanceny.— Yesterday, officer Clem- ents arrested Arrametia Young, on the charge of the larceny of @ lot of clothing from 8S. Dougherty, and she was committed to jail for court. CITY ITEMS. pi GR Boclirnr A LEver will be held by the Odd Fellows of Metropolis Lodge on New Year's night at the 7th street hall. —_e—— pan J = Io Wore, No: 435 Pei wh n Har Jewel oO. nusylyania avenue, 3d ‘doo from 4 street. street. y Sy Loox ovr for the fair of the East Was! ton M. E. Church, at Odd Fellows’ Hail, Yard on Monday night. ge lies EE Free LUNCH TOo-pAY at Samstag’s Vauits, from 11a. m. until 11 My fr an » Mm. A] m. and the public are invited. as ——— —__—___. THE TWENTIETH LEyKE of the Grand Coun- cil of the iupeovee Order of Red Men will lake place on onday, Dec. lth. A charming entertainment is expected. . = scaittar tae pea SILVER PLATED-WAnE, Goblets, Cups, Call Belis, Tea Spoons, Table Forks, for only one dollar, at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Pa. ave., third door from 4\ st. ees Fresno Lake Fisu.—ti am receiving daily, by express, all kinds of fresh Lake Erie fish, which I cau sell cheap. Geo. F. Stewart, City Market, corner 12th and H sts. 2 SN Lapres.—Every lady should call at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store and see those California Stone Setts, Jet Setts, Cross Setts, Cluster and Seal Rings, Chains, Bracelets, Necklases, for Christmas presents, for only dollar No. 433 Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 4¥ st. asaanan Aaeaene FasHionaB_e Goops at OaK Hatyt.—The varied shades of tan are decidedly the most fashionable for winter overcoats, although some prefer the grays and the browns, and blacks will always have their admirers. These colors are eaually well adapted for business suits, and especially for overcoats, particular- ly when they can be obtained in Esquimaux, Chinchilla, and beaver cloths of foreign and domestic manufacture. Appreciating this fact, and always determined to keep pace with the styles and to suit persons of all tastes, from the gayest tothe plainest, Smith Brothers & Co., merchant tailors, at Oak Hall, No 4647th s:reet, near F street, have just received, in addition to their heavy stock of ready made clothing, one of the best selected assortments of cloths, cassi- meres, and vestings, ot every description, ever brought to this city. Scotch, French, and Eng- lish beavers, and several shades of tan-colored cloths and cassimeres are embraced in their va- riety. Some of the best artistes in this country are employed by this popular firm, their goods *re made up in the best manner and most ap- proved fashion, and every article obtained from them is sure to give satisfaction.. Those who have deinyed providing themselves with seas- onable clothing should not lose a moment, but Tepair at once to Oak Hall, where, we feel well assured, they will not only be pleased with the goods, but equally delighted with the reasonable prices at which they can be pur- chased. a Tre FerT.—Loss of health, ener; 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 4% and 6th streets. The skilfnl chiropodist never fails to give relief without causing pain, and none can afford to suffer who are within his reach. , temper, +——__ Great BanGatns in Jewelry and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 456 Pennsylvania ayenue, near 3d street. Your choice for one dolar, which also secures you a free gift, consisting of cluster, jet and coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. no li-Im* Ee MARRIED, PITTS—MUSE. On the 30th instant. by the Rev. E_H. Gray. pastor of E Street Baptist Church. Mr. WM, PITTS, of Va..to Mise FLORIDA MUSE, of “No cards On Tueslay, the onnersvilie.. Indiana, by the Rev. ‘apt. ALBERT C. WIDDICOMBE, ISIE L., daughter of Robert G? Hedrick, Esa , of Connersville. DIED, PIGGOTT. On Satarday morning, December 2, Stauarter to three o'cloek. after a short illness, r. MASON A. PIGGOTT, in his 67th ceased hes resided in this The funeral will take is late resi- dence, No. 399 6th street, between G oa Hi streets berth, to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon. 20'clock, te which the relatives and fi family are invited. ee On the tat of December. at 4 o'clock WILLIAM STEWART JORDAN. the only of Robert Stewart and Martha A. Jordan, aged 6 years and 7 months. he funeral services will be heard at the resi- dence of his grand parents. (where this lovely and beloved boy was visitin, Pape 226 7th street, near N. at 2 o'clock on Sabbath afternoon, 3d instant. ye friends of thee families are invited to at. “TOUNG. On the 24 inst., of ay de THOMAS The de- omy 40 years. A., oldest sonof Annie M. and Wm. H. Young, aged 8 years and 3 months. Sttensa of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the idence of his pa- rents. No. 272 oth st.. bet. M and N, to-morrew (Sunday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. HUTCHINS. On the evening of December Ist, wie a ln, oe painfuliliness, JAMES HUTCH: BR years. ‘The members of the Fire Department of the Dis- trict, also, of Alexandria, most respectful- ly invited to attend his funeral, at his residence on ridge, between High and Potomac streets, on — the 3d day of December, 1365, at 3 o'clock, P the members of the Vizilant Fire Company and all Firemen that will attend the funers!, will meet = sporti, igilant Engine House at 2 o'clock, p. BR ry 0 PERSONAL. N RS. HERBERT | AND MRS. YEWELL would a respectiully announce te the ladies of Wash ington and vicinity, that they have opened a Cloak and Dressmaking establishment at No. 542 H st., bet.6th and 7th sts. They have secused the services of Mrs. Day. of New York, a first-class cutter and fitter, whe is competent to give entire satisfaction te all who may favor them with acall, A liberal patropage is respectfully solicited. Mrs. Day will also give instructions to all persons it, im Miss Ferguson’s latest improved method of cutting dresses, on reasonable terms, de2 — M8 -F. WRIGHT. OLAIRVOY ANT AND NaGsEtIC PHYSICIAN, treats all curable he m diseases of ANTISELL, SURGEON AND P: KYSICIAN a? Staff Surgeon of Volunteers) Offers nis Medical Services to the inhabltants of Washington and Georgetown. Particular atten- tion devoted to diseases of the kidney and skin. Office 208 Pennsylvania avenue, war S doors west of Willard’s. %4-Im* ARD —DR. &. J. RADCLIFFE oy goon and Brevet Lieut. Colonel, U Vol. Staff, offers his professional eervices to the citizens of Georgetown and Washington. Office, No. 44 Ist street, 2d doer east of Market,Georgetown. nl8-Im* D® CH LES MH. BO Corner neg husetts Office hours—From 7 to and7to9p.m Joun P. SLOUGH. {venue and 6th st. ~ Mey eek LAW OFFICE, a3 255 F street, between ist and —_ oc Washington, D. TOE. ATTORNEY AT LAW, No a saa reece Avenue, above Sixth Stree‘ Wasuincton, D.O GY MADAME. KROUSE will give lithe affairs of life, and in jects. She can be consulted WANTS. NTED IMMEDIAPELY—A BREAD and FANCY CAKE BAKERY atNe, tapes Penn. avenu FOR SALE AND RENT. [7 OR RENT—The whole er part of HOUSE 0 onE elcel, between 20th and ist sts. Rent moder- ate. Inquire on the premises. de 2-3t" ANA AMERICA WOMAN ANTS A SITUA- TI ON an cook n'a peirese toad ia sacle ouse work. ress Box 12 Boy "pice, 1° WANTED ar Fa reepeauiic woman, a SITUA- seni in hota :. A restaurant, or vegetable ease addrese a note to A. N., 1t* Ak Boarders, who «hal! Sf eeweation. adress’ tae B., > Rleweandria,, ¥ fe — de 2'7t* Wastes PURCHASER for « Horse, hag on. and Harness, and a set of Huckster L: pong Pe Apply at No. 140 24th street, Gena L nn lala LADY WISHES yoos EIEFLS ry ra as and M streets. p Aer wg limit-d ca) newsps Full prreye i can be had by ad Box 404, » Va. before. Saturday, cember St oh. de 2 6t Wart COOK, WASHER and WAnko cK ‘one need apply who is mot will- and jog to make herseif generally useful it the house. Apply immedistely at 46 Taniaaestea bie first-class MILLIN: Appl: Ws 0. 477, corner #th and D Dew aed ra Aue BODIED MEN WANTED for t 5 oes Apply at 461 C street, = ital, od business. rersing Fic: de 1-1w ANTED—A White GIRL for general house- ‘ork, in a small family. Good wages to a wil ling zg ‘apply to 148 I steeet, near corner 22d. W ANTED—A A young LADY to make herself gen- erally usefn. een ne, Ro ee, Must cco Pedered nase” af teen seek wu ech referre biog apply a nger’s Sewing re 4 1 ADY PARTNER WANTED—A ma on —_ _ eve of opening a lucrative ei neae tt this An to meet with a lady of asmall casttal to join as partner. adress a ce *Bear Offiee, for three days. de 1'st* Gee QERRATORS ON WHEELER & WIL- wi a Machine will find constant em- plo; mont by aime at the Fashionable Loker and Cloak M: 7th lishment, 403 between Hand Tetrestse , de Late WARTED—A small HOUSE, containing seven creizht rooms, with brawant, or a pleasant ROOM with board fora gentleman and ae within ten minutes’ walk ef corner ef Land 7th streets, Reterences exchanged. Apply at 345 - Seng west. de 1 3t* Ww ANTRDA sober, steady MAN, with paps family. to take charge and work on her Vee, ae bie ere may ae me owledge ef Farming and Gardenin, “D. HL.” Post Off ash ingion. =i no 30: 03 i TED_—Two ood DRESSMAKERS at No. ‘2 Pa. avenue. between 6th and 7th sts. None bat, pee, hands need apply. no 29. ‘ y ‘Seb ie fot fauuly a fe CONFURNIsH ED all, quiet family, few ROOMS, suitable for banekeeping, on er near Bridge street, poe reen ae. Ad- dress YOUNG & BRORE ne 29-6t* Ne. 120 Brieet street. Wenare We wantall the HOUSES we can ¥ get for first-class tenauts. Also. FARMS and & 11%) ING LOTS in and around Washington and the adjoiring country, WELLS & 0O. B. ne 28 Im* 476 7Tthest. ett Post OM: D:; _GARNETT has removed his residenee and : an to No. 406 New York avenue, near idth stree For the convenience of am residing in the lower portion of the city, he will prem ay attend to all messages left at the drug store of jag Bro., corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th no 2]-eolm ws ANTED—Gold ‘and Silver WA’ PISTOLS, PAWNEROK Rin TICKETS FURNITURE CLOLING nea ticle of value. The hig! st cash price paid, or ex- changed for other igonde. at Singer's wing Ma a _ ne Agency, 502 - street, three doers nests of x ay bi rym 7 ees ed ie oH Fins. of goods. se oney loan or ROBE, one No 25-e02m* Merchant F Pawsbro re. V 7 ANTED—Two DRESSMAKERS: at No. 359 18th street west, between H and I ats. Wages pte $5 to $6 per week, None but good hands “nae apply. ne 22 W ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 500) to select the best works, te Travels, Classics. Revels, etc., and honor with the! as Subscribers 3. . ot, ir names THE CURSUDATING LIBRARY Corner 9th and B sts.. Seaton Hall. oc 25-eo8m I square north of Peona. av. 881 WANTED. 381 WANTED. WANTED. WILLIAM PRINCE, ‘The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for _ STAMPING, Has reduced his price to SiX CENTS PER bate for, IRT: and PANTALETS, CLOAKS. CA BAC ues YOKEs, BANDS, PINCU HlONS hi PPERS, &o., stamped by the job. ‘are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are prepared to stamp any pattern breught us, As we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing to come down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when the; come to the on/y place for an assortment of Pat WILLIAM PRINCE, terns not excelledin Hew} York. 491_F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel lected — Shawls, for sale. WASTED —For a first class Seager fa a eaciont WORKMAN to charge as forem: be perfect in paking a and ornamental work, ap mended. poly at No. 316, Pa avenue, Washington, D.O. oc 4. ANTER— SECOND HAND. FURNITURE, DING sini HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS if erery ov description. —-B. BUCHL LY, 406 Zen streaty jo8-tf and H, east st GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. LOGAN TRIBE, No. 8, I. 0. R. M— Brothers, you ai nested to a 4 your at 7 o'clock THI ENING. jake ar- rangemenis to attend the funeral of Brether JAMES Hvrcutns, whieh willfake place to-morrow after- noon, at 3 o'clock. 1t* By order of the Sachem, FOSBHED & S008, no eaEN TOATING)— 5 as, at No. 6 Missourte avenue, ag 4— and 6th tis. de 2-2t* TORE BE LET AT 340 New York avenue. betw: and }¢th, a suit or single a hee aga. for femmes ‘Board next door FOR BES RENT—FURNISHED RK Bana sts., No. 17 and iwo ¢ chambers near Be Capitol.” F OR SALE—STOO a small Grenery, — Liquor Store. Good ESS fer butcher 01 vision store. Dogs —= ai reqvired. corner of 2d and F de BASEEE SHOP ve en PLACE suit- able for barber shop or other business Inquire A street, between 17th and 18th, * nn ae he oe oe HOUSE containing se room e. For particulars inquire at No. 285 e rear hand I)sts. Possession Tuesday. je 2-2t* ae RENT—Two pleasant basement ROOMS, —_ fer housekeeping 669 Pa avenu Sdand 4th sts. Rent $12. Also, = trent Soom ioc tae ntlemen. Purse BOOMS and PARLOR, = = vi- cinity of the National and Metropolitan Ho- — eae 353 U street, between 43¢-and 6th streets, one 30 EET—One PARLOR and BED- ROOM, newly furnished, at 319 D street. be hea lith’ and J2th streets, opposite Pt OFFLE ong vee desirable OFFICE ROOMS can t No. 446 ith street, building formerly cooapie by Col, Ludington, Inquire from 10 a. m. till 5 p. m. de 2-6t* {OR RENT—A new two stor street, six rooms, large ‘om street cars and four trom Treasury Apply 400 I, cerner of 12th street. FOE SALE-A two-story FRAME HOUSE, taining four rooms and a oellar. suitable fi More ce sions rolting. >. Apel ly on the prem 6t reat nm <a D. DUNNE. EASE AND FIXTURES OF A STORE, cen- trally located on one of the best sauares on Pennsylvania avenue, forsale. Satisfactory reazons given for selling. Address, with real name, stati! when and where an interview can be had, Box 1 Star office. de 2-3" Fo BENT—In Georgetown, two ROOMS, with , Water, gas and bath; short distance nerth from the cars; furnished or unfurnished. Address M. A. T., Office, stating whether rooms furnished or not are desired, and whea and where applicant can be seen, de 2-3t* BRICK, on 18th one sadare a epartment, "ie 2-3t* Fe, LEASE OB RENT—A SOAP FACTORY, with all necessary fix! Pearce attached, —s wi at Canton, in the city of Baltimore, Md. be rented ol a moderate terms. apply ©. SMYTH, Untee sn Works Georgetown, D. C., Th, 132 Hadsoa street, Canton. J e more OR RENT— FURNISHED or thedad eweagin i pa ROOMS, suitable. for house! ping, at No. 199 6th street, between M and Wi, det 3t FOF BENT—Tho STORE next to the Star Office ting room, uncer the ees Hall. apply to. 0. B. BAK BR, Star Office. itt [OR BENT—To gentlemen. one vinalo sr t double ROOMS, furnished, at No, 82 Penn. avenne, between 21st at and 221 sts. de 1-2t* it OOMS FOR RENT—Two —handsomely-far- nished and very desirable Boers. Inqnire at No. O37 dy M street, bet. “Ah ant 1 3t* OR ALE— Two three-story | OK HOUSES, near Cras ae Island. Wilt be sold cheap, Apaly ee. B. BA 5 dec 3-t OR REN 2—A SEE Persians ROOM at Ne. Bt Sixth street west, between Massachusetts ay nue and K street. Terms (318) ten oilers eer mon! Fo RENT—Two vewly furnished er ina new house, corner of I and 10th street. No. 425. Al one half STORE, No. ose Pa. ave., and Lith sts. je 1-3t* (DSOMELY FURNISHED apie FOR —Containing 1] rooms, range, gas, bath, &e., ies Ts G street, near 19th street; fares yard. Apply from 12 te 4 o'clock. pers SHED, ROOM On oth atreét, == F a , suitable for either parlor or chat ot Cal ‘efter 4p.m. Reference required. de 43 ae JOB SALECA MEAT and PROVISION STORE, ga Ory Rosine. reasons for seli? Tess B., office. or J. H. SNY- ones Meat Stand, 438 Center Market, a a A 4 ee O HANDSOMELY FURNISHED are to rent to members of Congress, situated on the corner of 8th and tie ts. one square from Penna. evenne. Appl: as the Wiad Store corner 8th and D streets, de 1-4t* mo Lit tes Tarnished ROOMS, parlor and chamber adicizing, on first floor; carpet and furniture new; brick house; No. 282, northside B 8 reet north, between 2d and $d sts, west, oue short square from’Penna avenue. de AUCTION SALES, [For other Auction Sales, see fourth page} Br PLANT & 00., Auctioneers, On WEDNESDAY, December 6th, at¢o'dlock p. ™., we shall sell, on the premises, ONS SUTLER’S STORE, (two rooms,) situated on O street, between 6th and 7th; at Wise- woll Barracks. Terms cash, at time of purehase. de 2-3t* PLANT & CO), Accts, B* NAGLE & CO. +» Auctioneers. On TUESDAY, December 5, at 10°; o'clock, will eell, at our »& large line of chotce fresh Green and Black Teas. Also, English and Dinner Teas The particular attention of buyers ——_ tothis sale. as these Toas are very cheice and of recent importation, de2d NAGLE & CO. Aucts, ¥ PLANT & CO., Auctioneers, On TUESDAY MORNING, December 5, at 9 o’elock, at our Ware-room, we shall seit a large ard varied assortment of Goods, comprising — Cottage Chamber Suites ind Mahogany Sofas Mattresses gach end Doubie bed and Doub hf & © int = a Glass, and Tinware Se and other Stoves Boake aud Pigeon Hole Cases big rithe vier Gouds too numerous to enuiaerate. aed unont reserve. de. _de 2: PLANT & CO., Ancts, BY cane & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE ALE OF BEADY- MADEOLOTH- eat #? PIRCE GOODS BY PUBLIC AUC on WEDNESDAY, December 6th at lWo'clock a.m.and 7%: o'clock p.m., and g trom day today at the same hers, until stock is disposed of, belonging to. A. Heil- trun, on 7th street, between D and E strosts north, three doors below Odd Fellow's Hall, No. 312, con: sisting of Black Cloth Frock, Sack, and Overceats, Beaver Cloth Overcoats, Plain and Fanoy Casi: Cussimere: Cloth and Silk Vests yy Ce eeiael inst ‘TAILORING GOODS. French and Domestic Plain and Fancy Caasi- meres, Fine French Black Cloth, Black Doeskin, Silk Vesting, Canvas, Itatian Cloth, andall kiads of Buttons. &e., &c. ‘We call the aitention of citizens to the above sale, as we will sell the above stock to suit parchasers. ‘To be sold without reserve. T cash, aera = GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALS, BY ORDER | oF THE oe. ORPHANS COURT. OF PERS EEF ECTS oF THE LATE MARY GABOLINE FENWICK, DECEASED. On WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant, T shall sell, at the late residence of Mary Caroling Fenwick, at 10 o'clock a.m ,the following ed and chattel, Furniture, Stock Corn, &c.. of the deceased, on the remises, abcut two miles from the city of Wash- ington, on the new road to ) Biekscebares by Pier- son's Mill and ©: via, adjoining the northeast- ern part of Kendall Green viz: Three fine Work parece, one Milch Cow, about twenty tons Hay, iot Fodder, two stacks Straw, abont sixty barrels Corn, lot Parsnips, one Car- riage and Harness, Market Wacom, two-horse Wagon Cart. Cutting Box, Plows, lot Harness, Mower, Horse Rake, Hot-hed Sash. Also, a lot of Hovsehold Furnitare, viz: Bedsteads, Bedding, Chairs, Tables, Sofa, Cooking and other Stoves. Carpets, Silver Ware, Table Cuuery, Glass and Crockery Ware. &., &c., with & large lot of other articles which we deem unnecessary to enumerate, Terms ash. WARY E. SMITH, Executrix. de2?SaTuit GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, — TEyStESS SALE O! HANDSOME BUILDING EEN AND Sons STREETS On Te ESDAY AFTERNOON. December 5th. + {o'clock on the premises, by virtue of a deed trnst duly recorded in liber N.C. 46. folios 157 to 161. one of the land records of Washi oom county, J shall sell lot _F, in subdivision of lo! square 211, fronting 21 feet 15 inches on south side ot Rhode Island avenue, between lith and 15th sts. bone and running back an ayo) depth of about 24 feet to an siier, conte square feet. ‘erms : One-h: ce 6 and 12mouths, sccared by s deed of trosk om the premiacs If terms are not camplied with fa one week from day of sale, lot wilt be resold at cost and risk of frst purchaser. i. b ery jaser Jonveyancing pare! a WARD. Trustee. no 23 JAS. C_McGUIRE & CO... Aucts. FOR SALE AND RENT. FS RNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—Oue very jarge FRONT ROOM on second floor; one *emall ROOM ontbird floor. Board fortwo orthree persons only can also be had if desired, References given and required Anply immediately = ae 12th street, between G and 1st" OUSE FOR SALE—$3,500—Fifteen oe dollars cash, and balance in one and two years, will buy a three-story FRAME HOUSE, centrally located, containing ht rooms, one a Saloon Par- lor, and basement cellar, with gas and water in every story, and bath room. Rents now for $30 rmonth. Address ** M. ¥F.J.,” mee or ce. Fo SAL COUNTRY SEAT, — acres, miles from Washington. . cial Station, Md.. Agricultural Colteze cinity of several churches; double two-story six ch lambers, bath room, many conveniences, out- houses, ice house. d_in good condition. Apply io DANIEL G. EMORY, Courtland, 31siqor from Lexington st.. Shatter. F928, BENT_Two ROOMS, N between M and N sts, north. Bladens 265 sth street, nwo r RNISHED ROOMS FOR cant ne — 346 New York avenue, between — and 10th sts. Table Board next door. 10 30: 1w* WO PLEASANT, good-sized FORNISHED BOOMS may be obtained, without peers. at No. 7 Ist street, Georgetown. ) 30-3 HANKS@IVING DAY. Maron's Orrice, G G RGETOWN, i C. November 3), Brit known THAT, in compliance with 8 late Piotiameticn of the President of the United States hereby respectfully recommend to the people of this town to abstain from secular employment. aa well as frivolous amusements,on THURSDAY, ihe 7th day ot December next, and to observe the same as 4 special season for the tering aD appropriate thanksgiving toour Maker for the restoration of peace to our land, and for long continued manifes- tations of mere: goodness in maintaining in onr midst the infinences of christianity and the blessings of constitutional government; for sus- taining power in the dark hours ey national adver- sity; for pg ge of life and health, and timely supplies of food and raiment, and, above all, for the consoling and sure promises of a more blessed ery in the life which is to come. DO W-T,8,T Wat HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. 10 LET—The halfor part of a beautiful En, Ts oh DOTTASE. suitable for housekeeping fa ‘getown. Gorge water and ¢ iy to SHILLINGLAW. “¢ enue, near Willards’, Sota borhood. TO nr 205 Penn _ho 30 3t* F°02 RENT-EURNISHED ROOM on Dunbar- ton street, No. 134, between High and Con- gress ttreets, Georgetown no IT-2w* M ILLER’S NEW DRY GOODS STORE —Just IVE received fc additional supply of French Merinos, Po: 88 Clo! 1 De laines, low-priced Delaines, Plaids, Black § Silks, Bowbazines, Alpacas, (bi lam colored.) Co- bourgs, Shephard (vei +) Blankets, Muslins, Gloves ery, Flanne’ Vests for ladies and gentlemen, Shaw stock of Black ‘Shawls. aa ded sale low, at 101 Bri ge’ st “no Welin™ Beng SMI MILLER ‘hecks, Ginghams, Prints. uilts: sheetings,'Shirting a large acces Re = by F°E, ‘BENT & B sige with paling aa a Cxs 7th street, between B snd Mag sata avenue Asteise at 578 next door, at MILL. RS. no 30-3t* eae HOUSE FUR A SMALL FAM- ily for rentand Furniture for sale ata bar- gain. iste K street, between 9th and 10th. no Fite a ey Se Hyattsville, near Washi: ag acres of ot ee minpted . "between, Bib re “RENT—Handsomely furnished BED- ROOMS and PARLORS, in suits. Also. single CHAMBERS, supplied with hot and cold water and gas. Apply st 500 lith st.,between Penna. ave, and E street. no 39-e03t* Fo? RENT—A BRICK STABLE. on an al ey, E street. between 0th and llth. having ac- commodations for four horses, and a finished room, suitable for aslecping room. Inquire at 365 11th street, above L. Bo B-eott* Fosss ROOMS.—Three large and hani- pom Serpianed ROOMS for rent to gentie- men, at 394 Mass. avenue, second door from léth street, and but three hei from the streeé cars. ‘The reoms are warmed by heater, and ee with gas. 0 23 1w* BOR SALE—On the Navy Yard.a first class BARBER SHOP, with four bath tubs and dwelling attached, Ne. 634, one door from the cor- ner of 8th and L sts. The above is in excellent or- der, being recently fixed up with all the improve- ments regardlessef expense. Also, the lease on the above property for five years If net sold will be rented. Inquire at Jas Steele's ‘aurant, corner of 8th and L sts., Navy Yard. ne 23-e03t* ORECE FOR RENT—Corner of E and 5th ste., near City Hall. Apply at 471 Est. no 27-6t* ‘OR SALE—A FLOUR AND FEED STORE, doing a good business. One of the best stands in the city. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Apply at this office. Bo 27-6t* Fo. RENT—A large FRONT ROOM, well far- ished, and rooms attached, on same floor. with or without board, with the use of hot and cold batbs, in one shims most desirable ae in the city. Apply 338 E st.. corner 13th. 10 27 -5t* QEVERAL a og FURNISHED aoe for rent at 519 12th street, immediately north of Pennsylvania averse, Their convenience to the Kirkwood House snd the avenue cars makes them very desirable. They would suit a mess or club of gentlemen admirably. , Re 27-6t* A bendsomely Fargicbes ae oa the at pony err na Forweeet BED- CHA BERS on joor, in leasant and Yubute location on one e fee of the jetrepolitan Railroad. Apply at No. 427 Sth age corner of E street. 0 30 Lw* WO ELEGANT FRONT PARLOKS, (FUR- nished,) 492 E street, — Sth and ap suitable for Congressman and i Chamber above. Cooking stoves if wanted. W: : panty and gas Very comfortable for oe ing. POR RENT—Two HOUSES, one coabaisine & ‘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- able for drug store, with cellar, gas and water. n- quire on the premises, » 30-1 Ww" H.ISEMAN. OR RENT— and U streets, $20 permenth. payable in advance. One Possession imn ediately; the other on the 14th Decembor next, For further information call at 490 H street, back of Patent Office, at 1 o'clock rat Fe no &-tf J.TOWLES, Property Agent. SUBNISHED HOUSE on West st. Georgstown, I DOWNMAN & GREEN, T WO BMALL BR! HOU! On 4th street west, between 15 rooms. ne 29-6t 18 Heatiuescee B ots AND BOARDING HOUSES. Proprietors of the abovee cone Seger who are fitting out for the season cap onr store all they need of C Ro CKERY oHina: AND GLASS. WARE. CUTL “ PLATED WARE of the fay and evening. Gentlemen a *y ae as lgw pine fhe are ony ; ute She can ie ie alikeneas ordinary no ih pace iarge as life. Residence No 36 street, be- tween Cand D.Taland. boost musi Od Odd Felows? Hail, t CLOTH'! CLOTH!!! — SY EET CIDER, — MINCE MEAT. The manufacturer who sends my regular supply CRANBERRIES of Cloth has by nstake sent a lot net inte for NEW BUCK WHEAT, me consisting of Plain Black Beavers and Fancy GOLDEN SYRUP Oloths yep 2.0 to for ladies’ and @ and Riding Dresses, which I will k for very low prices. ud Children's Cloaks cut and fit and also made te order in the latest fs faatdonable reek, Ro 30-eolm 336 6 Penveyivania Prares TUNED AND REPAIRE dersigned well knows Tuner snd airer of Pianos, of etzerott's fic Store, would inform his friends and the friends of music generally that he has separated bimeelf from said establishment, and in connection with his —— commenced businecs on his own hankfol for the liberal La enue. tended to bi four ¥ re. ness. ogo of Ri oa also herp 4 re he eer Wilkins Gold Medal Gvorstrung rivaled Ci €o GorOnGaRs na MELO DEONS i Yor wbich he has the nol ney. co) is ‘prepared to sell them at New Tork fancy SEOROE WILD. WILD, Of Geo. T. Wild & Bro’s ti ©, 497 Lith st., bet. Pa. aie st, weet weet se! —An asscriment of ex: second-hand PIANOS ale for sale cheap, 15 teks mene ee ones. no 23-1m* BEEN S RESTAURANT, CORNER STH AND E STREETS, WM. KLEIN, ©, EBER, PROPRIETORS. This celebrated establithment bas been yprefgruiahed “ands now open to the pub: fe ty rate LS ABD sure °F vat Ueto ceed itl most eost chetoe brands nd Segars. rough- bade ps bles ne DAILY. +. FROM 12TO01P.M, One suite of Furnished Booms telet. 020-2m* AP 45 badas!>t J Be ea 4 HOMINY, New be ui vi wal le {= oon no “ ree et ‘& PE ERRE rg _ no 25-12tif corner E and 9th sts. FRANCIs H. sMiTH.} (JAMES 0. CLEPHANE SMITH & CLEPHANE, LAW REPORTERS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS, a aes avenue, betw. 3d and Ping nes _0¢ I Clerk's Office, City ‘ial. A pre Gigs. —To prevent misap; rensasion. it ig Proper eee. me to state that have no il concern in any other 0; gator Est at iy old i” iginal Eetablishin ent, No. Mya Cc street, ere | am now fit pe a Ty new saloon, with com- ol dal , seatt sixt, rons at fere'tt ~ ing cunt se wth fotatad ove, ere (a8 wel i Faitou ( taper) tn Market establish- the celebrated Fulton (N. pom me and which x be maaeod in a few days - G tx le fo surpass anything ever before attem thivcity,) Rom or expense have been cel ing saloon of aT “—i Lae EY. Here and Chronicle cozy.) 500 BALES Py ‘AT HAY Gatty expected to at Baepeacanx: ¢ pe im lots to ae felt percrasers oy no 109 Waters st, Georgetown. yews WOOD AND YARD, oc 30-Im* Corner 7th strestand Oneal” Nees Se atow neatly Furnished PARLOR and ROOM, communicating, en first floor, with ¢ oe a pend water, at 369 oth street, corner of H no 2! Fo, KENT—Teo adjoining ROOMS, on first floor apenas suitable for a member of Congress ae at 393°E street, between 9th and lth, or 289 Pa. ave. ne 2st NALOSTAN “yg pees .—FOR BENT—¥or one or more years. t! Portion of thi id pot leased to Captain Rodicr; being abou! sixty acres of land of the —— quality, within 500 yards of the Georgetown — Will slso be rented the which ma: right to seeure the ice be formed between the island and the Virginia shore. The ice thus formed is eqaal in = jity to the best Northern. On the premises are two houses which will hold 2,500 tons each. ai to W. A. BRADLEY, at the office of the ae ie Insurance Company, no 23-e0! FARM OF 32 ACRES, ARABLE TARD, suitable for a ——, ‘garden, in Alexandria County, Va.. with substantial Dwelling House of 10 rooms, cellars, pantries, &c., stables, carri house, is offered for sale, or will be sol din sections to suit purchasers. Immediate Ppescosion given. For particulars eure at 394 New York avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, between the nae anaes nm. Bo 16 eo2w* FS 2 R SALE—Elegant RESIDENOB in the First ar fo story BRICK HOUSE on G street, ‘A three-story BRICK FIOUSE and two-sto beh k butting an T street, $14 000. vlad E on F and 20th streets, $25, pply to DOWNMANS GREER: no 14-eolm No. 15 Intelligencer Ruilding Foe RENT—On the Hights of Georgetown, @ large and commocious HOUSE, with all the medern improvements, spacious grounds. stabling, and all other conveniences of a first class House; situated No. 74 Congress street. opposite to Tudor Place. Will be rented with or without furniture. In a on the premises. nesses JON F. CARTER. nsession given immediately, a room: on the first floor of heise No. 460 15th street. between F and G streets, and Williip one door of Steuart & Co.'s Bank W.D. HILTON & on the pre: FS RENT—A Kurnished ROUSE, convenient- ly situated, contMining cight rooms, Inquire on the premises, 276 H street north. Rent $70 per month. no 2-lw FOE, RENT—Feur well furnished HOUSES, suitable for foreign ministers er Senators. iH unfurnished HOUSES. from four Apply to F. MACE or 0. H. Woop, a of Dp _ 0, foul to six rooms. No- 917 7thetr ave., Room No. ) Fo RENT—A la LOR, with cham ent for member theroughly fur ay ea communicating, conveni- of Congress; only a few moments tol and street cars. Would be let to aman and wife who wished to furnish their own meals. Rent much below the usnal rates. No. 377 Jat street east, between B and go Capi- tol Hin. B-lw F°%. Pebe—ERAaR, site eo and GOOD WILL of a Groce Mark: aap = sirable location. Sa: reasons ry en ome Address E. L, we) SON, Box 643, po 27 -6t SOR BR: ir two very desirable FUB- NisHED ROUMS., 406 1 street, between Land K streets, suitable for two or three gentle: men. no 25 tf OR RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad- joining am "and t two Ohambers on the 24 floor, all tabiy furnished. suitable for Members of Generees or of ther gentlemen, at 495 wae..b } QLET- Two ofthe largest STORE ROOMS fn ig scr soma corner 1 era Pe evel pied by the late Jas. ‘Skirving . & large hag fapecteagel Soe satable B @ firet- Gant Theater — aoa MN iceot NAGLE E OO, im A} rene Ae UsIvE pa gL toe See | | OR SF yey Tapa oa » PARLOR Soap cana at Fra RENT—Furnished ROOMS A snite of handsomely furnished PARLORS and BED- OMS, in one of the most desirable locations In the city He. ae? Thirteenth street west, between E and only one mioutes’ walk of Wiliarde’ flotels and the Kirkwood Honse aos Pa. ave no 11-li ae Fo SALE OR RENT—That large, com and elegant RESIDENCE occupied by ty thet the Tate Senator poagine being now Hand will be sold or rented upon liberal terms. to Mrs. DOUG- LAS, corner of I street and wees fersey avenue, or toJ. McGUIBE & CO. enemy besten atany thee 7T+f Fe RENT—FRONT PARLOR and — BED OMS. on second floor, communicating. suit- 2, for r housekeeping. Also’ large Back aud Front ROOMS, on third floor, oe either for a family or single gentlemen. to be let together or Rent varying from oe to $? per month. H street, between i9th and 2th, one bloc! cars. not. ‘OR RENT—A two-story — eee with FOS nt street building, &c.,on wok in Petouma ethos Beperes dome Sontatng cistern in zert, ent seven rooms, has front rere cit Abve fo Mivances Address WILLIAM STIORNEY, near front door. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. — ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & & CO., Auctionsers. TRUSTRBE'S SALE OF | - ING LOT oreet Two ene ATL MAL PRINTING © i TERNOON, Deputies st, at coro RORDAY ARTE br viriue of o'cloe! m the 5 rine from Patrick Wilson ani wit tgiad Mey th, 187, and duly recorded in Liter J A'S. 136, 217, et seq’, one of the land : ington cennt: McGuire's suldivision of 22 feet on North Capitol and Streets north, and raxnin ack 130" tool fost alley. and cc fontaining 23 2.800 square - a cuctve mascai sie f r ty of trnst on the viata, vig —— nd thsnhpe ‘ot the otet of the par- THOS. 3. FT noWeokds J. MeQULE RY evo Kkatia, » Anctionee y7 Ponuaylvante avenue. Regular sales at A pe hai hag = fe 4 SaTUl AY of Farn Lacy § wentng sales cf Pancy 7 Goats, Glouine, Cetlery: Fisted Ware, Albums aad cthec miscellancows wteck Cash advances hes, &e, nowiwe a on TN EEWis CO 200. Aucts. ¥ PLANT & 00., Auctioneer 00., Auctioneers. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS EVERY EVENING at 7 o'clock, commencing W. B. LEWIS & 00 B No. 307 p< Pec. 28, until farther potee. atour arercem -, bet. 9th and 10th. Watohes, Jewelry, slices pated Ware, China, &c. Terms cash. de 1-60" PLANTS ucts. > BAL ESTATE AU CTION BAL HaLL, KILBOURN & 0O., BEAL L ESTATE BROKERS. On MONDAY, December 4th, at 10 a. m., three- story Brick House, corner of 4th and 0 House contains six rooms a 21 Lot 34 feet front by 100 feet dee) One -thi — irdcash, abana hes six and twelve me: HALL, KILBOURN & ©O., Real Esta ere, _Bo 30-3t cor. 7thand F streets. Yw.B. LEWIS & CO. BXTRA sake wet 3 Ps GOODS CLOTHING, T AUCTION. MONDAY NEXT December 4th, at 10 o'clock, at our Store, we shallsell a general assortment of Dry Goods, as— Ladies Dress Goods in variety A line of ine U: utes Gorments Cotton Hose oe a wee — , bg 2 | ane of other Fancy Dry Goods, Uloth- i W. B. LEWIS & CO, {Cbron.} ictoneers. B M.K. WALSH & OO., Auctioneers. 285 Penney! vai corner 10th street, LEASE ad FIXTURES OF A BAR AND RESTAURANT AT AUCTION On MOND AY MORNING, Dec. 4th. at 10 o'clk, we will sell at No. 15 © street, opposite Baltimore Depot, the Lease aud Fixtures of Bar and Resteu- Traut. The house is doing a good paying business. Phe rent ir low. and is ip an excellent location for busi- ness, Terms casiv. de 1-2t M. K. WALSH & CO.. Ancts. J2Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ISAAOQ HERZBERG & SON'S Ete Soa SALE OF peng poem rg —— We shall seliat our Auction ooreer: 7th and D streem.on MONDAY ‘and. STUR ESDAY, De- cember 4th and Sth. 1355, at 10 o'clock a, m., the most extensive collection of Unredeomed Pie ever offere@ at any sale in this city, cc rial Gold Hunting ng Magre ase American a Lever Wat bes. H. Johnson's, and re. nd Gente Wearing Apparel, in greater variety than ever offered at any of our Guns and Pistols, together with a iarge assort- ment of Goods suitable Tor for Holiday Presents. Ln will eee, with Watches, ‘erms cas! sisaae Henzpene & SON, Pawnbrokers. GREEN & WILLIAMS Aacts. BY = K. WALSH & CO., auctioneers. 285 Penna. ave., corner 10th street. LARGE AND PEREMPTORY: SALE OF DRY GOODS, RIBBONS, SHAWbS. MUSLINS, ME- RINOES. HOOP SKIRTS. CALIOOKS, FURS, ROBES, &c., &c On MONDAY MORNING, Dec. sth, at 10 o'clock, we Nn po ateur eer »& large assortment A name in part— Fine Alpaccas, F Delaines. Muslins, Table ico, Hoop Skirts, Balmorai Skizts, Shawis, Calicoes, Poplins Gloves, Ribbons, Chenille Scarfs, Hosiery, — Shirts and Drawers. &c , &o. Together with the usual assortment conteined in « “iret: class sale. Figen Fancy Robes, Fitch Muffe and Cs Biberian Collars The who! slahalolaaodnvenetrtaias The ladi ae ay de 1-2t eee Walsh & a bia Auots. ] EDICAL PURVEYOR'’S QrFice. XN Barumone, M Mop., November 23, 1855. A 1 : 8. OF GOV) Sr tyy ts cee meai'y ND HOS SPITAL peoreary. Will be ata Pablic auctio: * Hicks’ ”’ Gent eral Hospital, Baltimore, Md., on n MONDAY. De- quantity of cember 4th, at 10 o'clock a. H Property, ® portion o' new (never The preperty is sold because no longer required by Government. Crtalogues of the articles to be sold ean be pro- cured by “° at this office. Terms cosh. in Govesuanent funds, at time of pur- chats, and ‘ine property to be removed within twenty-four (34) hours frem ea of sale Z.E. Bu rgeon U. alent Pi Purveyor, U os. a, _ho 27-ts APREON & ©O., Auctioneers. AWNBROKER’S SAL WM. 8 SMITH & have received instructions to remove to their Sale Room, 405 Penn. avenue, near 6th str sale by auction. on MONDAY MORNING cember 4, at 0 o'clock, and 6 in the pA FING s large and Zaluable assortment of U REMED PROPER’ pledged with Rebt, Fulton # co 5oe och street Penn: avenge, consisting of Watches, Jewelry. ( Dutlery, Musical Instruments, letting &e., &c N. B.—A full Brass Band. iene of 16 pieces, ar 5 cae cost $900, will be sold in the evening. BY ¢ GREEN & V WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. =EROUreET Ss SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- On MONDAY, oN Oe day of December next, at Wo'clock @ m . at Ni 32 Maison street. betwee! M and N, and 6th ‘and: cite spect by order of Hon Gephene’ Court, District Columbia, the P. sonal Efiects of me a a Grant, deceased. By order of the E: _B0 30-4 REEN % WILLIAMS, Ancts._ ¥ GREEN ALLIAMS, Auctioneers, aportom ES OF A FRAME HOUSE AND \ V STREET. rhage Z 14TH STREET. on oxDay 4th day of December next, at 4 o'clock p.m .in front of the premises, Lot 28, in Square 2%, having 19 feet $ inches front, by a good depth, with the improvements. erms: One-half cash; balance 6 and 12 months, secured by a ceed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $@ down when sold ne 29-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. [21 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ADMINISTRATOR SSALK OF ERIOK DWELL- 0B, WEDNESDAY APTEUNOON vember Ws o'clock, on the promises thall’sell te ® h 13 fect 4 inches af tates of Wuare Improv a we ailt sory Brick ea ER eight rooms.” Terms cash Conveyancin, marehaser ¥ cost ow ANSDALE. Administrator. Ro 3-4 J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, a7 TBE ABOVE SALE - POSTPONED IN consequence of the inclement weather uatil MON- pay AFTERNOON, December 4th, same bor and place. © Ww. LANSDALE, Administrator. no 2d J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Aucts. B" THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetow: 105 barrels Cider will, be sold on TUESDAY. Dec va Co 107 Wat . at the warehouse of W. BR. Brow & Co.. 107 Water ajo tee »D.d., fo fret, merase * “ " R. SNOW & CO. del Taos DOWLING, Auct. Y W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers, eee Sy “OF NALGABLE IM- D REAL ESTAT eek omnes sSourt of the forte’ in cause No. 65, Blumer c spinionnts tat . lamer com: 3 lumer Gefendamte, 1 I shall sell, — auction, on MONDAY December ith, Ee at 4 o'clock Pe aman on on tie allot Lows Nos toy is, and/y8,in Suvare No. $23, at the corner of south B ana it, with the improvementa, Which consist of four asiall brick sod frame houses? all comtveyancesand stamps at the cost of the par- wrens of, ale: One. third cosh, end balance ta ual instalments of 6 and 12 PH oo ‘Trustee. SAMUEL L a PSs ee. J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Ss PF" a ee } aie Sass T. Be pers ms ’ f ‘ Se, Re Ree 3 aE Hy ue yEe ial So ee — ' ; elites j f |