Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Groven’s Tuxater.—Jas. E. Murdoch as “Young Mirabei,’ m the comedy of + Wine Works Wonders, or the Inconstant;” the per- formance concluding with the comic drama of “The Jacobite.” Cantenevey.—Mr. Edwin Blanchard and his famous dogs in the drama of “The Watch- ™man and bis Dogs, or the Lost Casket.” Sec- ond week of the Protean actress, Miss Kitty Fyffe, and all the favorites of the regular com- pany in a huge bill of ballet, songs, burlesque, pantomime, Ethiopian delineations, &c. Sgaton Hatt — Vocal and instrumental con- ‘cert, and dramatic and tableanx entertainment, Unaer the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rea, Assisted by Mr. Frank Lawlor and other talent. Concent by the choir of the Fifteenth street church, at the Jsrael A.M. E. Church, foot of ‘Capiiol Hill, south side, for the benefit of the church. Festtv at for the benefit of the East Wash- ington M. E. Church, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. Arrangements are perfected for a charming entertainment. Opp FeLiows* Hatt, Seventh street.—Fair and festival for the benefit of the new St. Dom- iniec’s Church. Rare fancy articles. an elegant supper, music. and the handsomest ladies. ren- der the affair one of the most delightful of the year. oo Ressixe Cars Turoven THe Crrry ry Sres™M—From the following letter, addressed by the Superintendent of Police to Justice Walter, it will be seem that the Board of Me- tropolitan Police have taken measures to step the running of cars through the city by steam: DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE, Office of Superintendent, 453 10th st. wesi, Wash- ington, Dec. 2, 1565.—Chas. Walter, Posice Magis- trate Fourth Magisterial Precinct—Sir: The Board oi Police, at its meeting held on the 30th ult., ordered that legal proceedings be imme- diately instituted by me against persons en- gaged in propelling railroad cars through the Streets of the city of Washington by means of Steam engines or locomotives. Your xttention is called to the second section of the act of Congress approved July 16, 1362, amending the act of August 7, 161, creating a Metropolitan Police, for the authority of the Board to issue the above order, as also for your Own guidance in this matter. You will please issue the necessary warrant, And cause any guilty parties to be immediately arrested Very respectfally, your obedient servant, }, RICHARDS, Sup’t. On Saturday eveni: officer Pierce made a formal compliant th; the trains over the Washington and Alexandria road were run by steam to the vicimity of the Baltimore depot, and accordingly Justice Walter issued a war- Fant on which officers Pierce and O'Callahan arrested the engineer and conductor of the train leaving bere at 5:30,and were taken w the 4th Ward station, where they gave bail for a@bearing. Last night, Sergeant Eckloff, act- ing under the same orders, stationed men along the route to prevent the 8-30 train for Richmond from leaving, and the conductor and engineer were arrested and taken to the station, the train with com plement of passengers and freight standing idle im ist street. An agent of Adams’ Exress Co. having some packages from the War Department for Richmond and other Points South, a ked for the release of the men, which was not complied witb, but subsequent- ly Superintendent Richards being appealed to. ordered that the men be released, and this train be allowed to proceed, but no other,and ac- cordingly the train left about 9 o'clock. pS ERS CHANGE oF Time BaLtimone & On10 Ratt Roap. — By reference to the advertisement of the Baitimore and Obio Railroad, it will be seen that seven trains leave Washington daily for all pomts North and West. Passengers go- ing West.nay take the 1.15 p.m. train, which connects at Washington Junction with the Uin- cinnati Express, which is the fastest line on the road, and makes close connections with Cleve- land and Cincinnati trains at the Ohio river. A “through line” for Philadelphia, New York and Boston is also advertised as making per- fect connections. es ELECTION OF Or¥iceRS.—Atthe meeting of the Columbia Typographical Society on Sat- urday night, the following were elected officers for the ensuing year:—John ©. U. Whaley, president—re-elected; George A. R. McNeir, Vice president—re-elected; John T. Halleck, corresponding and recerding secretary; Jesse J. Judge, financial secretary—re-elected; Mi- chael Caton, treasurer—re-elected. Mr. Caton bas filled the office of treasurer for the past thirty-one years. a Firr.—About nine o'clock last evening an alarm of fire was sounded from the Seventh Ward station, (box If,) caused by the burning of a stable belonging to Mr. P. Buckly, in the Vicinity of 2d street and Virgmia avenue. Mr. Leary’s stable adjoining was also destroyed and P. Kyan's stabie was pulled down. There is no doubt but that it was the work of an in- cendiary. ——— Granp Lanceny.—Saturday afternoon, Eu- gene Lucas was arrested by roundsman John- son, upon a charge of the larceny ofa barrel of apples from a buckster in Center market. The &pples were stolensome days previous to the arrest, and the owner not being present, Jus- tice Thompson held the prisoner to bail for bearing on Tu y ——— Eriscorat.—At the Episcopal Churches of the District yesterday, acircular letter from Bishop Whittingham was read in regard to the Proper observance by the churches of the diocese of the day of thanksgiving designated by the President. The letter also recommended contributions on that day in behalf ot suffering Episcopal churches in the South. Oe OUR xeichron, W. G. Metzerott, delivered one of those beautiful Steinway square grand Pianos to Secretary Harlan, on Saturday last. MARRIED, BOTELEB—PRATHER. (nt the East Washington ME churen, ye * Boteler. Mr EK M. BOTELER, of Washing: ©" to Miss SUSAN E. FRATHER, of Ane aru: del ceunty, Md ii { Aunspolis and Marlborough Gazette please copy. } CONRAD. of @ biis«ful immortal: KAD, beloved wife of ¢ iest., inthe fall assurance _— yal W CON aries urad, and taughter of Moses T. and Virgiuia 3. Parker: ia her 2th year The funeral will take place om Tucsday at 12 gclock. trom the resiaence of her father, corner of Maloe avenue avd 6th street. San and Loudom Co., Va., papers BROWN m . MARY CLAKINDA. the beloved danghter of William and Melinda Brown, aged 14 years and 3 On the 21 of December. at 3 o'clock p rely bud. so young and fair, hence by early don ‘o*bow how sweet a flower uld bloom. The friends of the femily. teachers and pupils of the Second Baptist Suuday School are respectfully invited to atrend the funeral. from the residence of her perents. No 373 cd street east, between Mary- ane and C street north, Tuesday afternoon, YOUNG. On the sth inst..of diptheria, IDA A., only daughteref Wm. H. and Annie M. Young, Sged 4 years and } month The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the {uaeral from the residence of her pa- bet. M. and N streets, ++ at 3o'clock. - HAWKINS. Snddenly. on the éth inst. of croup: GEURGE WASTER. youngest eon of Edward and Susan Hawk:os aged 4 years, 1] mouth and 2) days. Tne brichte ~ that blessed me Sleep beneath heir lids of snow; The pure lips © caressed Now have lost their rosy glow. And the tiny hance that preesed me Neer will press aguin below. The funera! will take place on Wednesday, the instant. at th 2 «’clock. from his father’s re«- and N streets, to which the umwily are respectfully invited, with- out further ni ARDEESAR On the 4th instant, Mrs. ELIZA- BETH A al AR. im the Sis year of her age The friends and relatives of the family are in tend ber foneral, from the residence of street, on Wednesday, the éth hou hast left us, erly feel; thath bereft us, orrows heal hope to meet thee, When the de ife has fled; r with oy we'll greet t re no farewell tear is 2t* BOWEN. On the Ist inst.. NINA, infant daugh- ter of H. 5. and Mary J. Bowen, aged three montas eS eS — ee 408 THE OLD ESTAULISHED 408 5 ND. Pennsylvania avenue, between 4’5 and 6th streets. instant st 10%» gers, to ou sortment of B SLIPPERS fe .& Misses. ond Boys’ wei for es, Gents. . all of which are of the beat materiel apd workiseorhip, and gotten up in the beat and most approved styles. GUM OVER SOES NTS OVER GAITERS, lez and cole always on hand. n’s English, French, and king. Japancse Polish, « the best article in use for Ladies, iidren's Shoes H. RURNS 4 CO., Ger eral dealers in Boots. Shoes, &c_. & H. BURNS. W.N. DALTON. no %@3wif _[ Int. Con, Union.) YEAS TEas TEAS! TEAS! een. Black, and Japanese Teas r sale by EGAN & PEBRIE, Corner E and 9th streets. A choice lot of suet received and bo 30-6t ee OITy ITEMB. facta —Hnatie ire Look ovr for mo grand bail of the Friend- ship Club, No.1, a Seaton Hall, to-morrow night. A magnificent entertainment is expect. ed. ———a THE CoacHMaKERS INTERNATIONAL Untow, No. 5, give their first grand ball at Temper- ance Hall on Wednesday night. Great prepa- rations are in progress. —»—_—_— JxwexRy, wholesale and retail, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, 3d door from 4% street, ',000 new styles to choose from for only cne dollar. eS ee Ox TavuRspDAY Eventne the Washington disirict Telegraphic Union give a grand ball st Prof. Marini’s Assembly Koom Nothing has been omitted that can insure success. penta as beast esa Laprges.—Every lady and gentleman in want of Christmas presents should call at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, and see the new styles of Jewelry for only one dollar. No. 438 Pa. &ve., third door from 44 street. CS ESS Briiiagps, BiLLiarps.—The champion, John Deery, assisted by other prominent Cy i ers, will give an Exhibition on Wedn: y, the 6th instant, at7 p.m. The public are fully invited to Satoon. faa SILVER-PLaTED Wake for Christmas Pres- ents, Goblets, Cups, Call Bells, Tea, Table, Desert Spoons, and Forks, for only One Dol- lar, at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pa. avenue, third door from 4% street. --—__— MamMotTH OystTEeKs—WNoiice to all Epicures and the P:.blicin General.—The undersigned is Pleased to state to the public that he has to-day received ti * first cargo of ( bushels of Cherry Stonesof the season. They are the largestever eren in this market, some measuring 9 inches. Also five barrels Seaside Oysters from Cape Charles, noted for their salt flavor, which will be served up to customers in his saloon steamed, and on the Fulton Market style at the old original, 281 C street, corner 11th. 3 T. M. Harvey. Tue History o¥ Inptan SumMER. THE ORIGINAL ABORIGINE, Lo! the poor Indian, Untutored and red, With a thin tuft of hair On the top of his head! HOW HE HAD HIS SUMMER. The Indian, so red, Wasn't like other folks; Still, after his fashion, Was fond of his jokes. His particular joke, We distinctly remember, Was to have all his sammer In the month of December! WHAT BECAME OF THE INDIAN. The Indian cleared out ;— Aboriginal races Got out of the way Of intruding “pale faces ;”" And all that they lett For the “pale-faced” new-comer, Was the bit of warm weather We call Indian Summer ? OUR DANGER IN INDIAN SUMMER. in Indian Summer We do ourselves harm By not wearing clothing Sufficiently warm; Rejecting our overcoats, Dressing too thin, We catch grievous colds Which is surely a sin. THE INDIANS HAD NO BIG CLOTHING STORE. With almost no clothing The Indian might go, Not only in summer, But also throuch snow. The Indian could stand it, So rugged and tough, But we, at Oak Hatt, Must buy clothing enongh. The people all say. of each warm day, so far as we remember, coming between September nd the month of December, that each new comer must be “Indian Summer.” But we're melined to make up our mind that it must have been sad, and particularly bad, if this was oli thesnmmer the Indian had. How- ever, altogether, about the weather, if it suited them, it also suits us, as we can furnish a suit of clothes suited to every day in the year, and at prices which cannot fail to suit everybody and every pocket. Smith Brothers & Co., Mer- ebant Tailors and Dealers in Gents’ Furnisn- ing Goods, Oak Hall, 464 7th street. pect- Grover’s Theater = pocisre ior cthicnines {IMPERISU ABLE TEETH.—Can the teeth beren- dered imperishable? Unquestionably they can. Sozodont, used daily, will render the enamel ey proof against decay, harden the gums and expel from the whole dental appara- tusevery offensiveand pernicious element. eo ees THROAT DISEASE.—“We would call atten- to ‘Brown’s Bronchial Troches.’ We have found them efficacious in allaying Irritation in the Throat and Bronchia, and would com- mend them to the attention of Public Speakers and others troubled with affections of the Throat. They are also an excellentremedy for Hoarseness resulting from eold.”—Congrega- tionalist, Boston. ——_¢—___. THe FeetT.—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 Pennsy!vania ayenne, between 4% and 6th streets. e skilful chiropodist never fails to give relief without causing pain, and none can afford tosuffer who are within Bis reach. =. Great Barearys in Jewelry and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Stere, No. 456 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Your choice for one doliar, 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 11-Im* SS AS TT PERSONAL. A STROLoGr. MADAME KROUSE will ivformation om allthe affairs of life, respect toall other subjects. She can be co atall hours of the + and evening. Gent'emen $1. Ladies 20 cents. She can also show a likeness os large as life. Residence No. 125 4% set be- le 4 in Ited tween C and D, Island. Mes. HERBERT AND MRS. YEWELL would * respectfully announce ts the ladies of Wash- ington and vicinity, that they have opened a Cloak end Dressmaking establishment at No. 542 H st., bet. 6th and 7th sts. They have secur ed 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 patronage is respectfully solicited. Mrs. Day will also give instructions to all persous desiring it, in Miss Ferguson's latest improved method of cutting dresses, on reasonable terms. de 2-3t* MS HF. WRIGHT. CLAIRVUY ANT AND MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN, treats all curable Uiveases of the mind aud body, by Laying on Hands. "(without drugs.) Rooms 372 E, bet. 10th and ith streets de 2 im* [)® 4NTISEEE SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, (Late Staff Surgeon of Volunteers), Offers his Medical Services to the inhabitants of Washington and Georgetown. Particular atten- tien devoted to diseases of the kidney and skin, Office 20® Pennsylvania avenue, four doors west of Willard’s no 24-Im* WANTS. SN ce WANSIED-A fe DRESSMAKER. Inquire at No. 489 sti bet and D its CHARLES LUTMAN. ANTED—Immedi . CLEBE W who unicrotends: tonpocittont nel rites s geod hand. Address Box Office, **Lady lerk.”” 4-6" ANTED— UNFURNISHE KOOM with NY Sox a gentleman. his vat child. No. 220 oh streets npebeave rt aa ANTED—An intelligent YOUTH, about fif- earn the di teen of age, to business. dii'recommended. Apply at 834 Mut-, WW ANTED-By 1a SITUATION in WwW rcs Tents eo will a rally useful. Apply at Ne. 33 Congress street, e P 3 EDIATELY—A BREAD and Ws TED = FANCY CARE DAKEB, atNo 425 Poms svenue. A de 2-28" LADY WISHES FOUR LITTLE GIRLS AS Boni whos! receive every vant ofeducation. Address “M.B.,” Alexandria, Vir- ginia. de 2-7t* ANTED—A PURCHASER for a Horse, Wag- Sopa naE Wo iT al ee bate centre. al 0. reel ween and M strecta, ode? nt ANTED-A PARTNER. witha limited capital, in adaily newspaper, doing & ness. iressing P.O. Fall particulars be_had_ b: Box tos mi ‘Alexandria, ‘Va., before marty, ig cember sth. ie -BODIEV MEN WANTED for the oy ar Army, Apply at 461 C street, near Bal- Depot. de 1-Iw* L4>z PARTNER WANTED—A lady. on the eve of opening a lucrative business in this city @esires to meet with a lady uf capital to join as partner. + Star Office, for three days. ANTED—A small HOUSE, containing seven er eizht rooms, with hyd: ROOM with board fora gentleman a ten minutes’ walk ef corner of I and 7th streets, References exchanged. Apply at 348 7th street west. de? 3t* ANTED TO RENT—In Core o uni by a COR te family, afew UN URNISHED uitable for housekeeping, on er near treet, between High and Gieon ats. Ad- YOUNG & BEHREND, No. 120 Bridge street. WV ANTED—We wantall the HOUSES wo can ‘t for first-class tenants. Also, FARMS and BUILDING LOTS in and around Washington end the adjoiring country. B.L. WELLS & CO., ne 28 Im* 476 7th st., opposite Post Office. 381 wantep. VASTEP: noe, 381 WILLIAM PRINC The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for Has reduced nig price to SIX CENTS PER an redu is ice to WIDTH for SRIRTS and PANTALETS. CLOAKS. CAPES, SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &c., stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are prepared to stamp any pattern brought As we are the only practical Stampers here we at willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can ome to ae ealy oa For an sesortment of Pat- rbs not exce n New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, . 481_F street, opposite Patent Office. ¥mbroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawls, for sale. no ls V ANT —For a first class Canfectionery. in Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to take charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental wor! nd well recommended. pply at No. 316, Pa ue, Washington, D.O. oc4. FUR SALE AND RENT. ‘OR RENT—FRONT ROOMS, éuitadle for of ficex, at . 62 Pa. avenne. do 4-3t* SOR RENT—One hand-omely furviehed KOUM LOR a erg Ae ie and 4th sts., opposite City Hall. de 4-3t* FOR BENT * portly furnihed HOUSE: with J ven immediately. Laguire at No. 353 6thet., bet H and Te ded se re KENT—Three KUOMS in the first brick house on 16th st., bet. Massachusetts ave. and N street. de 4-20" FS RENT—A very desirable RESIDENCE on street, No. 37, containing 11 rooms. ana _&c_ Apply on the premises. de ,OR RENT—Part a HOUSE, unfurnished, No_ 20 Ubio avenue, bet. 1th and loth streets, Terms moderate. toe 11S ewe A FORNISHED HOUSE for rent, to a private family. Apply at 419 13th strect, betweea G ard H streets, de 4 6t* Fo RENT—One large PARLOR, suitaple for a member of Congress or for two persens. Also, asmall ROOM. Apply at No. 486 Mass. avenue, between 4th and ath streets. de 4-3t* Fo, RENT—Two large ROOMS on second floor, suitable for housekeeping, with use of kitchen, 65 22d street, between st. rin the yard. xd OUR ROOMS K RENT—Fit for housekeep- ing,ineeocd heeithy neighborhecd, efor, a. ay and 1 Wi ene de 4-3t ence required and rent in advance. Inquire at 185 K street, between 17th and 18th sts. do 4+3t* OR RENT—A new, first-class four-story BRIOK HOUSE, First Ward. Possession given at ouce. Inquire of Dr. NEWMAN, No. 25 rennsylvania avenue. de 4-5t* Fe SALR—A STORE aud FIXTURES, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 7th st A good location for ncy and Trimming Store. Taquire of H. O’NEBALE, at 34 Market Fpace. 1t* OR RENT—Two or three unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping for smali family, five minutes’ walk from the Warand Navy De- artments, Apply at 361 15th street. near L eet. de 4-3t* Fe RENT—A PARLOR and two ROOMS on Cal 1 Hill, furnished or unfurnished. Sit ted on Ist and 2d floors reepectively; at 562 D north, between Ist and 2@ streets east. Referenc: required. de 4 3t* Fo. SALE—A FRAME HOUSE, with 40 feet front by 150 feet deep. The house contains five rooms, with kitchen and cellar. A cistern and stable on the premises. Apply at No. 11 2d street, Georgetown. de 4-3t* OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSK. containing 5 rooms, situated on 12th st., bet. Maryland ave. and E street, Island. Apply to GEORGE W. HAU PTMAN, No. 547 13th st., bet. Band © sts., Island. de 4-2t* T° RENT—A large three story Brick HOUSE with all the modern improvements, corner of Mth and K streets; has a good Stable and Coach House in the rear. For particolars apply to CHAS. A. ECCLESTON, 307 E street, er Box 29 Post Office. de 4 6t* {OR SALE OR RENT—The FULTON MAR- KET, corner of lith and E streets. This weil known and the most complete Market and Grocery in the city is offered as above. A stable and slaugh- ter house in connection with it. Illness the only cause for selling. For terms, &c.. apply to GA- BRIEL MUNERET, 490 lith street, between D and E rts de 4 3t* ro RENT—The whole er part of HOUSE on E street, between 20th and 2ist sts. Rent moder- ate. Inquire on the premises. de 2-3t* URNISHED ROOMS. (COMMUNICATING )— PARLOR and CHAMBER, with cas, at No. 6 Missouri avenue, between 4: and ste. de 2-2t* Fo RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS on 21 at.. between B and C sts.. No. 179. Two Parlors and two Chambers near the Capitol. de 2-3t* ANTEP— SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. je 8-tf ‘between G and H aide. GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS. OBR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM on Dunbat ton street, No. 134, between High and Co. gress ttreets, Georgetown no I7-2w* MLLLER's NEW DRY GOODS STORE —Just IVE received, a large additional supply of French Merinos, Poplins, Empress Cloths, all wool De laines, low-priced Delaines, Plaids, Black Silks, Bombazines, Alpacas. (black and golored,) Co° boures, Shephard’s Checks, Ginghams, Prints, ery. low,) Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Shirting uslins, Gloves and Hosiery, Flanuels, Under Vests for ladies and gentlemen, Shawis.'a large stock of Black Shawls, Cloths and Cassimeres, for sale low, at 101 Bridge st.. Georgetown, D. C.. by no 1¢-1m* BENJAMIN MILLER. ——————— SS a Hotes AND BOARDING BOUSES. Proprietors of the above establishments who are fitting out for the season can find at onr store all they need of CROCKERY, CHINA, AND GLASS- WARE. CUTLEBY, and PLATED WARE of the Joo cae. = at as a prices as are usually Tr or foods. DATECODE FESS ERB & BEVERIDGE O04 Odd Feilows’ Hall, Seventh street. no 24-0t*if WHITE BEAN BUTTER, New supply jus' no2s-12tif FRANCis H.sMITH.] LAMES O. CLEPHANE SMITH & CLEPHANE, LAW REPORTERS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS, 29 Indiana avenue, betw. 3d and bag Sones or oc -tf Clerk's Office, Uity Hall. CARD.—To prevent misapprehension. it is proper fer me to state that I have no interest or copcern in any other Oyster Establishment than = old Original Establis! nt, No. 281 C street, where I am now fitting up a new saloon, with com: fortable tables, capable of seating sixty persons at atime, for supplying customers with roasted oys- ters (as well as in other shapes) in the manner of the ce! ated Fulton (N.¥.) Market establish- ments, which will be opened in wdays ina style to anrpees anytning ever before attempted in this city. No paiss or expense have been spared to make it the leading saloon of Washi: nn. no 16-Im T. M. HARVEY. {Intelligencer and Chronicle cozy.]} ROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI, the well-known PIANIST AND VOOALIST. ope bis new SINGING and PIANOFORTE: ‘OURSE on October 30th, by an entirely new and simplified system. B bis new method, a: person haying only a slight knowledge ef music will be enabl. ecute t short time to read and ex- most difficult Rleces with rare perfection. As to the vocal part, by his way of vocalization , he arrives at the most extraordinary results. Ali those whe wish to become fine Singers or excellent Performers are advised to call at his residence. No. 371 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite National Ho- tel, Hours of reception are from 11 @. m. to ys m., and from 6 to7 p. m. oc 30-tf FUBNIZURE, FUBNITURE, FURNFPURE. The subscriber is happy to inform his numerous friends and customers that his stock of CABINET FURNITURE is full aud complete, and at prices that cannet fail to give entire satisfaction, consisting of— ich Parlor Suits, upholstered in French Broca- telle, Velvets, eos and Hair-cloth; Gilt Frame Pier and Mantel Mirrors; Gilt Brackets and Mar- ble Slabs; Handsome Chamber Furniture, in Wal- nut, Maho, any Oak and Imitation, finished in ofl and 'varnich; ‘alnnt. Oak and Mahogany Marbl top Sidebeards, with Etegere Tops; Marb! oie T bles in great variety; Bodateads, Bureaus, Was! ds, Extension Tables; and, icle wéually to be found in s first-class bt nisking Establishment. mented before purchasing. * ” N Q. WILLSON av2-eotm Southeast corner 9th and D sts. €4eD —DR. 5S. J. RADCLIFFE (late Surgeon / and Brevet Lieut. Colonel, U. 8. Vol. Staff,) offers his professional tervices to the citizens ef Georgetown and Washington. Office, No, 44 Ist strect, 2d doer east of Mark: eorgetown. n8-Im* 1 R. CHARLES MH. BOWEN, Corner Massachusetts avenue and 6th st. Office hours—From 7 to 9 a, m.,12to ld: p. m., and7to9p m jom™ P. SLOUGH. LAW OFFICE No, 258 F oc B. = street, between 13th and Mth, Washington. D. C. Cc INGUE, « ATTORNEY AT LAW, 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree‘ ly Wasnincton, D.O prsses TUNED AND BEPALRED—The un- dersigned well-known Tuner and Re palrer of Pianos. of G.W. Metzerott's Mu FEE sic Store, wou'd inform his friends and th: friends of music generally that he has separated bimeelf frem said establishment, and in connection With bis brother commenced business on his own Thankful for the liberal patronage ex- the past four years. he would re- tinnation of the same at his where he will also keep for © celebrated Wilkins Gold Medal Overstram PIANOS and the unrivalled Carhart, Needoam Co. ORGANS and MELODEONS, for which he has secured the sole agency. and is ‘pre sell them at New York Taotory prions. L. WILD Of Geo. L. Wild & Bro’s Pianoforte Manufactory, No 497 Mth st... bet. y. and E st., west side. P.S—An assortment of excellent second-hand PIANOS also for sale cheap, to make room for new *, no 23-1m' REEN S RESTAURANT, CORNER STH AND E STREETS. WM. ELEIN, o. ER, PROPRIETORS. This celebrated establiehment has been thorough- ¥ refurnished: anda Bow open to the pub- . The best 0: , a MEALS AND DINNERS, ‘ope Bai bs stocked with the mort cholce brands si cl of Wines, Rrandies, Liquors, and Segars. FREE LUNCH DAILY, FROM 12 TO1 P. mM. One suite of Furnished Rooms tolet. n020-2m* YOLD PENS—Juat received g full assortment of , maetenls Cale: ted GOLD PENS. Forsale ~afecturer's prices. a TAYLOR, MPOBTANT TORFEMALES. DR. 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Take this advertisement to your Droggist. and tell him that you want the BEST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE WOBLD. which is comprised in these Pills. DR. Ne eG ale Rabe fad have been a Standard Remedy for over thirty — and are the most effectual one ever known for all complaints — to Females. To all classes they are invaluable, inducing, with certainty, periodical Saisie inom 2 diferent porn taconite ve ay at ferent pei }, thro} coaster, pevi aay erm of some of the most eminen icians im America. Explicit directions, stating when Shey should not be used, with each Box “the Price One Der Bor, or six Boxes for 5, containing from 60 to 60 eilis Feng eet re from observa- ion , eo jeters. FOR SALE BY ALL RUGCISTS. TCHINS & HILLYER, Pr dec weeoly.0 2s Deseret Rw ork, AGENTA, ROSEINE, FUCHSINE, SCAR let, PI ine, Green, Blue, Mauve Violet, Yellow, Soluble Blue, he ny Aniline Dye Crystals (n'ten, bottles: with it ne 1 5 ees for use. Also, "Scarlet Pasie-(Bolable in Wator) as. per 1b. int Yb. Jars. JSUD- SON, Aniline Dye Merchants and Drysal- fern, No, 198) Coleman gitect: Lnndon. Mills and factory—Bermondsey. N. B.—Prices — aie au 11-F,) rad pn ES DE TE 2 al i\OKLAYER AND BUILDER—J.0. MARKS Butta to setting warm Xt Furnaces, ing Ranges, Fireboard Stoves. and all kiadi jobbing — Orders lettat A. ERERLY &CO.’S 31 Store. 7th street, above G, will meet with 5 attention. BO 2 Fo SALE-—STOCK of a small Grocery and Liquor Store. Good stand fer butcher or pro vision store. Dwelling house if required corner of 2d and F s' sland. [OR RENT—A HOUSE containing six rooms and passage. For particulars inguire at No. 255 corner lithand D sts. Possession given on Tuesday. je 2-2t* Jo CENISHED ROOMS and PARLOR, in tho vi- cinity of the National and Metropolitan Ho- tels, No4353 C street, between 43¢ and 6th streets. de2-3t* ¥FICE ROOMS.— Very desirable OFFICE ROOMS can be had at No. 446 ith street, building Ludington, Inanire fr __de 2-6t* BICK, on 18th large yard, one syuare from street cars and four irom Treasury Department. Apply 400 I, corner of 12th street. de 2-3t* Fe, RENT—Two pleasant basement KOOMS, suitable for housekeeping 667 Pa avenue, bet. Sdand 4th sts cast. Rent $12. Also, a front BOOM for two gentlemen, with or without board, de 2-3t* re SALE—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, con taining four rooms and a cellar, suitable for a store or private dwelling. Apply on the premises, 16th street, between L and M. de 2-3t* D. DUNNE. eed BENT—A nearly new FRAME HOUSE, opposite Park Hotel, containing 4 rooms. suit ble for business or Pires family rah to bie ts DGE, 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th s 2-3" ., Inquire de 2-3t* formerly occupied by Col. m. till tw EASE AND FIXTURES OF A STORE, cen- 4 trally located on one of the best squares on peng Sibert venue, forsale. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Address, with real name, statin, when and where an interview can be had, Box 1 Btar office. de 2-3t* OR RENT—In Georgetown, two RUOMS, with eatery: water, gas and bat! a nerth from the cars; furnished unfurnished. Address M. A. T., Star Office, stating whether rooms furnished or not are desired, and when and where appli: can be seen. de 2-3t* {OB LEA OBR RENT—A SOAP FACTORY, with all necessary fixtures attached, situated at Canton, in the city of Baltimore, Md. It will be rented upon moderate terms. For information apply to J. ©. SMYTH, Martenet & Co.'s Union Soap Works. Georgetown, D. C., or to Mra. B. SMYTH, 132 Hudson street, Canton, B more, Md. de OF RENT—FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED ROOMS. suitable for housekeeping, 199 6th street, between M and WN, J) OR RENT—The STORE next to the Star Office er under the Metropolitan Hall. at No. de 1-3t counti: apply to.C. ER, Star Office. de 1-tt JQ OOMS FOR RENT—Two — handsomely -fur- nished and very desirable ROOMS. Inauire at No. 537}: H street, bet. 6th and 7th. de 1 3t" FOR SSLE— Tyo three story BRICK HOUSES nd, Will be sold cheap. fi dec L-tf near Grace Charch. Apply toC. B. BAK 8 (OR RENT—Two newly fu new house, corner of T and 425. Also, one half STORE, No between 10th and lth sts. Tyo HANDSOMELY FORNISHED ROOM3 to rent to members of Congress, situated on the corner oth one D.atreats, one Seg retous ee. avenue. orner and Detreete, Noda T tery Bore cormenae Te LET—Two furnished ROOMS, parlor and chamber adjoining, on first floor; carpet and furniture new; brick house; No. 282, northside B s reet north, between 2d and 3d sts, west, one short square from Penna ayenue de 1-4 FUSSISBED ROOMS TO RENT—One ry large FRONT ROOM on second floor; one small ROOM on third floor. Board fortwo orthree vee only = vere a mare : Retersnons ven and requires y im ately at it street, between G and Hi. de 1-3t* FOE SALE-COUNTRY SEAT, ten acros six miles from Washington, D. C., near Bladens bm 3 Station, Md., Agricultura) Colleze, and in vi- cinity of several churches; double two-story honse, six chambers, bath room, many conveniences, ont- houres. ice house. &c, Land in good condition. Apply to DANIEL G EMORY, Courtland, 31 door from Lexington st., Baltimore, de 1-4t* TY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR Bt 346 New York nue, between ot ste. Table Board next door. no OR RENT—At Hyattsville, near Washington, a HOUSE with eight acres ef iand well a eee for a Market Garden. Inquire at SIBL & GUY'S otore. Pennsyly: betweea lth and lth streets, no 30-tf | he RENT—A hendeomely Furnished PARLOR on the first floor, and two Furnished BED- CHAMBERS on second floor, in a pleasant and desirable location on the line of the Metropolitan Railroad. Apply at No, 427 5th strect, corner of E street. no 3 lw* Foe 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 store, suit able for drug store, with cellar, gas and water. In- quire on the premises. ne 30-1w* H. ISEMAN. WO BMALL BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT— On 4th street west, between N and O streets. at $20 permenth payable in advance. One possession imn ediately; the other on the 14th December next. For turther information call at 490 H street, back of Patent Office, at 1 o'clock . m no %-tf J. TOWLES, Property Agent. FSESsbED HOUSE on West st., Georgetown, 15 rooms. DOWNMAN & GREEN, ne 29-6t 18 Intelligencer Building. HOOR RENT—A neatly Furnished PARLOR and i BED ROOM, communicating, en first floor, with gas snd water, at 369 6th street, corner of H, no Fo RENT—Teo adjoining ROOMS, on first floor, well furnished, suitable fer a member of Congress — Apply at 393'E street, between 9th and 10th, or 289 Pa. ave. ne 29-6¢ eee Fo RENT—Possession given immediately, a fine business RO@M, on the first floor of heuse No. 460 15th street. between F and G streets, and within one door of Steuart & Co.'s Bak. Apply to W.D. HILTON & CO., on the premises. no 29 6t Fo RENT—A Furnished HOUSE, convenient- T, No. 4 10th lw* jy situated, containing sight . _Inguire on the premises, 276 H street north, Rent $70 per month. no 3-lw Se Fes RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER al- joining, and two Chambers on the 24 floor, all comfortably furnished. suitable for Members of ponerse or other gentlemen, at 495 12th oo a at SS Se eee 0 LET- STU ROOMS i T Washington, tctop and Upper serten st bulla: ing sow corner 11th st and Pa. avenue. re- Po oceupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa stove Also, a large suitable for a first- misepataa ae ct cor aunas Soe ine Merchauts-on premises ioe” OR RENT-An elegant unfnrnished PARLOR with three front windows, at 142 G street, be- ABLE ‘Witoronceackchanged, oe a-i AUCTION SALES, -)——— {for other Auction Sales, see fourth page.) B* THOS. DOW LING. Auctioncer; Georgetown. TWO HUNDRED TONS ee COAL On TUESDAY, Dec. 5h, at 2 o'clock, I will sett, at the vard of Mes<ra Dickson & King, Water st.. Somentonss about 200 tons Biteminous coal. ve. Asters yom THOS. DOWLING, Avnet. B* CROWN, WALEER & CO., Auctioneers, HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, CARTS, AND ARNESS. AT AUCTION TO-MORROW mone at our Bazaar, on 0th street, near the canal. to commenee at 10 ty Also, sa ESE EED AT 9 sates mamber of e abovenamed stock. ‘lerms © CROWN, WALKER & CO., Aucts, ¥ BY. L. WALL & ©0.. Auctioneers, South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street. SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &. We will sell. in front of oar Auction Rooms, TUESDAY. December 5th, at Wo'clock, # sertment of Groceries; embracing— 20 Boxes Soa 15 Roxes Coffee 20 Boxes Pepper 25 Boxes Claret £0 Boxes Adamantine Candles 10 Boxes Seem 100 Boxes Liquid Blue 10 Boxes Tobacco 50 gross Savoy and other Fine Cut Tobacco 25,000 Segars. various brands 20 barrels Crush, Coffee and other Sugars 30 barrels Whiskey. varieus branas 30%, cask of Brapé vustard £0 cans Colman'’s Lot small Stores With other articles in the Grocery line. ded W.L. WALL & CO., Anots. Y NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers, Will sell, without reserve,at our Sales-room, No. 267 Pennsylvania ayenus, corner lith street, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, December 5, at 10 o'clock, and at 4 o’cleck in'the afternoon. a larze and attractive stock of rich Bohemian Glass Ware. elegant Vases, Parian and Terra Cotta Goods, Ala baster Stotuettes and Figures Ladies’ Work Boxes a B: ts. Al: large assortment of Silver- on large as- ¢ a Milk, Cream and Water Pitchers, Meat and Fish Dishes, Breakfast, Dinner and Soup Plates. Also, Cut Glass Cham es, Wines, Tumblers. and De canters, Salt Stands, Preserve Dishes. and varions ether articles. is will be on exhibition early on morning of sale. ‘ det NAGLE & CO , Auctioneers, RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. WASHINGTON CORPORATION STOCK aT CTiON On WEDNESDAY, the sth iast., at 4 o'clock _p. m.. we shall sell. at our auction rooms, corner 7th and Detreets, Five Hundred Dollars ia Washing ton Corporatio: Six per cent. Quarterly Stock. The above stock will be sold without reserve to the highest bidder for cash cede GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, p2¥ J.C. FcGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- ING LOT ADJOINING THE NATIONAL PRINTING OFFICE. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, December 24. at 40’clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed uf trast from’ Patrick Wilson’ and wife. dated May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J A. 3.. 139, folios 217, et seq..one of the land records of Wash- ington county, I shall sell, Lot “B,” in JO. McGuire's subdivision of square No. 62, fronting 2teet on North Capitel street, between G and H streets north, and rumning back 130 feet toa l4 foat all d containing 2.860 square feet ‘Terms: One half cash; the rematnder in six and twelve months. with interest, secured by a deed of trost on the premises. Conner ncing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, THOS. J. FISHER, Trustees. nol0-ectds J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, December 6th, same hour and place THOS. J. FISHER, Trnstee. dg 4-d J_C€ McGUIRE & CO., Ancts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOTSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT NO 63 K ST. CORNER OF 25TH ST., AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ig On FRIDAY, the 8th instant, at 10 o’clock a.m, We shall sell at the late residence of A. Morehouse, who has removed from the city— Red Plush, Brocatelle and Hair-cloth Sofas, Hair cloth, Rocking, Cane-seat and other Chairs, French plate 63s feet Gilt and other Mirrors. pipe top Center, Pier, Dining and other Tables, teads, Bureaus, Marble-top other Washstands, Mahogany ( with hair Mattress, Hair, Sbuck and Straw Mattresses. Fine Feather Beds, Bolsters Broeatelle and other Cartain: Oil Cloth, Matting, Carpetin Sideboard and Arm Dining Chairs, Radiator, Franklin, Airtight, Coeking and other Oves, Refrizerator, Tubs and Kitchen Requisites. Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. N.B. Premises, with stable and carriage hovse, to let. Unt.) dead Fmt, SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY NOW STORED AT THE ENGI- NEER DEPOT. DEcEMBER 2. 1855, Will be sold at public auction, in this city, at the Encineer Depot, on the Eastern Branch, just above the Navy Yard, onthe 15th day of December, 1935: A quantity of old Lumber A quantity of refuse Lumber. A quantity of old breken Shovels. A quantity of Blacksmiths’ Tools. A quantity ef old Carpenters’ Tools. A let of old and broken Wheelbarrows, A number of Pontoon Boats. And other old msterial. ALSO. THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS: One (1: Guard House, 16x20. Oue (3) Carpenters’ Shop, 23°;x69. One (1) Carpenters’ Shop, 25x20 One (1) Bui! my ive for Shops, 234x28, 290, One (1) Smiths’ Shop, 25x40. One (1) Hospital, 2x09, One (i) Shed, 34x88. One (1) Saddlers’ Shop, 16 $-12x20 2-12, One (1) Stable. 143256. The Military Guard will remain upon the prem- ises four days after the date of eale, for the protec- tion of the rogers. nd purchasers (not owners of the land) will required to remove the Buildings within ten (10) days after the date ef purchase. ee — lyeaees any fants ‘erms cash, in Governmen' is A. H. HOLGATE, First Lieutenant U.S. Engineers, Commanding Depot. de4dts R*+ ESTATE SUCTION SALE HALL, KILBOURN & CC., REAL ESTATE BROKERS. On WEDNESDAY, December 6th, at 3 p. m., Lots No. 7,8,9.10 and Il, in Square 676, fronting on H street north, between north Capitol and Ist Also. Lots No. 30. 31,32, 33, 34. 35, 35 and Square o7¢; fronting on north Capitol at. rmé One-third cash; balance in twelve and i ths. eighteen montDSy, ALL, KILBOURN & CO., ‘Real Estate Brokers de 2-3t co of 7thand F st FOR SALE AND RENT. A BANPSOMELY FUKNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Containing 11 rooms, range. gas, bath, &c., No. 183 G street, near 19th street, largé yard, Apply from 12 to 4 o'clock. de 1-3t" FOES ISHED ROOM—On oth street, between F ard G, No. 414, suitable for either parior or a Call after 4p.m. Reference required. je 4 -3t* Fe SALE—A MEAT doing s good burine: ing. Address A. B., zens Meat Stand, 18 if Fo NISHED KUOMS.—Three large aad han! somely furnished ROOMS for rent to geutle- men, at 394 Mare. avenue, second door from 10th street. and but three — from the street cars. ‘Lhe rooms are warmed by heater, and lighted with id PROVISION STORE Good o! ute gas. __ no 23-1w™ FOR RENT—A large therouchly furnished PAB LOK, with chamber communicating, co! ent for member of Congress; only a few moments walk from Cspitel and street cars. Would ve let to aman and wife who wished to furnish their own meals. Rent much below the ust rates. No, Bie street east, between B and C north, © ill. oe RENT—On the Hights of Georgetow large and commocions HOUSE, with all the medern improvements, spacious grounds, stabling, and all other conveniences of a first claes Honse; situated No. 74 Congress street. opposite to Tudor Place, Will be rented with or without farniture. Inquire on the premises. JOHN E. CARTER. ne 15-3w* Ko2 KENT—Furnished ROOMS A suite of handsomely furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, in one of the most desirable locations in the city, No. 357 Thirteenth street west, between Eand F streets,and only one minutes’ walk of Willards’ Hotel and the Kirkwood House and Pa. ave. no l-im* ‘OR SALE OR RENT—That large, commodious and elegant RESIDENCE occupied by the late, Senator Dougias being now vacant will be sold or rented upon liberal terms. Apply to Mre. DOUG- LAS, corner of I street and New Jersey avenue, or to J. C, McGUIBE & CO. The house can be seen at any time. no7 tf ENT—A large and fine selection of Stand For Books, Cigeafen Tatort Novels, 8c. by the nth or week. in| ay cl OOkS Sally, and obtain, Ma Seine ith fedustios. eople ren! ‘i = oc 4-e03m. corner athand D, Fs RENT—FRONT PARLOR and two BED ble for ee as ‘Also: farge: faces Front SS ; ‘ ROOMS, on third floot, sultable either for a family or le gentlemen, to together or se; Baccitetes Gb £8 Gare ae oat lock from care. . noT-Im* OR RENT—A two-story BRIOK HOUSE, with Foe aha wy ies Id etvect near Ist street in Printing Office me seven rooms, has front porch, cistern im yard, ‘and able ip advence * Sarees WILL ES STICKNEY, Washington.” no 18-tf DENCE at the ceranr ot how Yee and ork avenue 18th street. For iculars inquire at 490 H street north, back of Patent Office, at the hours of 8 a, .. Land § o'clock p.m. Muiltt JAMES TOWLES, Property Agent, AUCTION. SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORR: ¥ J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. ‘ORS SALE 0} ADMINISTBAT ne ALB OF BRIOK DWELL- On WEDNESDAY AFTEKNOON, November . at 3h 0" 1 shall sell the south 13 feet 4 ihc! Lot 21, ln subdivision of are S88. i wed by @ weil built two story Brick ‘Dweiting coutainiag eight recms.°"” Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. C. W. LANSDALE. Admtnistrator. Bossa J.C. McGUIBE & O0., Aucts. consequence of te beeen ohare aU . * 7 4 Bay ‘AFTERNOON, Decem same hour . place. C. W. LANSDALE, Administrator. J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Aucte Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CTION SALE OF A FRA HOUSE AporoN V STREET. NEAR 14TH STREET. On MONDAY, the 4h day of December next, at « o'clock p.m .in fromtof the premises, Lot 24, in Gosere Ses, ees 19 feet 3 a frout, by a good th, wit! rovemen' “Ferine- One balfcash: balunee 6 and 12 months, ser 4 by a ceed of trust on the premives All conve ancing end revenue stamps at the cost wr ure’ — u ou own when so! a" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioncers. ISAAC HERZBERG & SON'S ANNUAL FALL SALE OF UNKEDEEMED PLEDGES. We shall sell at vur Auction Rooms. corner 7th and D streets. on MONDAY and TURSDAY, De- cember 4th and 5th. 1885. at 10 o'clock #. m', the mort extensive collection of Unredeemed Pl $X4r, gifered at any sale in this city, comerising Gold Hunting Magic Case American ‘and Engl Lever Watches. of Appleton, Tracy & Co.'s. J. H. Johnson's. and Jurgenson * make; Silver Hant- ing Case Lever and other Watches, Diamon*s, Gold Chains, Jewelry in Sets. Finger Rings, Kat Kings Kracelets. and Silver Ware Also, Ladics? a nts’ Wearing Apparel. in greater variety than ever et any of our sales. Guns and Pistols, together with a targe assort- ment of G: ods suitable for Holiday Presents. Sale will commence with Watches. Terms cash. ISAAU HERZBERG & SON. Pawnbrokers, del-st GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. AWNBROKER’S SALE.—WM. SMITH & CO. have received instructions to remove to their Sale Rorm, 40% Pena avenne, near sth street, for sale by auction. on MONDAY MORNING. De- cember 4. at 10 o'clock. and 6 in the EVENING, « large and valuable assortment of UNREVEEMED PRUPERTY. pledged with Rebt. Fulton & Co 502 oh street. near Penn. avenue, consisting of Watches. Jewelry, Guns, Pistols, Cutlery, Musical Instruments, Clothing & . &c N. B.—A full Brass Band. consisting of 16 pieces, se cost @KO. will be sold in the evening. le 1-3t* Y W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctionee: No. 307 Pennsylvani Regular sales at store every TUESDAY, THURS- TAY and SATURDAY of furniture and Merchan- dise generally Evening salas of Fancy Gods, Clothing, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums and other miscellaneous stuck. Cash advances on Miamonds. fine Watches, &c, W. B. LEWIS & ©O., Aucta, LANT & OO., Auctioneers. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS EVERY EVENING at 7 o'clock, commeneciag SATURDAY. Dec. 24. until farther notice, at our Wareroom. 350 Bat , bet Sth and 10th. Watches, Jewelry. Siiver-plated Ware, China, &c. erme cash. PLANT venue, goles CPT Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, A) BAILIFF'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On TUESDAY, the Sth day of December next, at 10 o'clock a. m., at No. 465, on 6th street, between E and F streets, by order of distrain for house rent due and in arrears, I have seized and levied on the Goods and Chattels ef W. H. Frear, the following articles, viz” One Piano and Stool, three Rags and two Vases Three Hair Cleth Sofas, two Whatnots and Orna- ments Three Ottomans, three Marble-top Stan’s Six Hair “Jeth Chairs, one Straw Matting, and three Pictures One Brussels Carpet, one Bareau and Glass, Bed- it G Blank+ts, Mattresses, Pillows, ilts, Marbl Washstands ayer — ae Chairs, Straw Matting and Crockery a iny Tables. Rocker#, Cooking Stove and ixinres, &c._ urnitare mentiored in said distrain, RB BUGHES. Bailiff. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. RY PLANT & CO., Auctioneers. On TUESDAY MORNING, December o'clock tment of Goods, comprising— and vari’ d ase. Cottage Chamber Suites Rosewood and Mahogany Sofas EJ -room, ~e shall sell « large Crockery. Glass. and Tinware Cooking and other Stoves Office Desks and Pigeom Hole Cases With other Goeds too numerous to enumerate. ‘erms cash. Bale without reserve. de 2-2t* PLANT & CO., Aucts, Y NAGLE & CU., Auctioneers. On TUESDAY, December it 10°; o'clock, ‘will sell, at our salesrooms, ine of choice fresh Green and Binck Teas. Englich Broak{ast and Dinner Teas The particular attention of buyers is called to this gale. as these Teas are very cl and of recent importation. nde? - ali NAGLE & CO., Aucts. B* THUS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. 105 barrels Cider will be sold on TUESDAY, Dec. 5, 1865, at 1p. m..at the warchouse of W. B. Snow * Go., 107 Water street. Georgetown, D.0., 0 pay freight and charges on same ae W. KR. 3SNOW & 00. del THOS DOWLING, Auct. SALE OF AN ARMY RANGE AT ALEX eed termaster's igi » Depetey Washington, " arterm "s b ais em Ce . C.. November 28. 1855. t Will be solid at lic auction, under the direo- tox of Breve, Lientenant Uolonel J. @ ©. Lee, A. g M . at Briggs’ Barracks, Alexandria, Vi URSDAY, December $. 185, at 4 o'clock ONE (1) ARMY RANGE. which is no longer required for publie use, Terms : Cash, in Government funda, By order of Brevet Major General D. H. Racker, Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington CHAS. H. TO KINS, no 28-6t Brevet Colonel and Quartermaster. ars Iso, BY REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. EXTENSIVESALE OF READY-MADEOLOTA- Hoe? PIECE GOUDS BY PUBLIC aU Commencing on WEDNESDAY, December 6th inst... at Wo'clock a. m.and 7% o'clock p m., and continuing trom day today at the hours, until the whoie stock ts dispored of, bel gto A. Heil- run, on 7th street, between D and E streets north, three doors below Odd Fetlow’s Hall, No. 512, con- gisting of Black Cloth Frock. Sack, and Overceats, Cloth Overcoats, Plain and Fancy Ce isi- ite, Cartimere. Cloth end Silk Vests, urnishing Goode, embraciag Hats and White Woolen and Calico Overshirts, Fine Undershirts and Drawers, Woolen and Cot- f-hose, Gents’ Kid and other Gloves, Scarfs, Neck-ties, &c.. &. TAILORING GOODS. French and Domestic Plain and Fascy Cassi- meres. Fine French Black Cloth, Black akin, Suk Vesting, Canvas, Italian Cloth, and all kinds of Buttons. &e., &, We cail the attention of citi to the abovesale, as we will sell the above stock to suit purchasers. To be sold without reserve, Terms cash. de2d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. RY PLANT & C0., Auctioneers. On WEDNESDAY, December 6th, at 40°clock p. m., we shal! sell, on the premises, ONas SUTLER'S STORE. (two rooms.) situated on O street, between 6th and 7th, at Wise- well Barracks. Terms cash, at time of purehase. dosate PLANT & 00., Ancte._ B* W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- — EES ROVED REAL ESTATE. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting fa chancery, and din cause No. 886, Blumer complainants agt. Fitier defendants, J shall sell. at public auction, on MONDAY, December Lith. 1835, at 4 o'clock Pp. ™m., on the premires, all of Lots No. 15, 16, 17 and 18. in Sq ‘o. 923. as the corner of south B and Sh street cast, with the improvements, which cousist of four small brick and frame howses, en conveyances Stamps at the cost of the pur- ABTS. ““Terms of sale: One-third cash, and belanse ia equal instalments of 6 and 12 months. SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trastes. W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts. +» Atetioncers. BUILDING LOTS ON THE ISLAND. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Becmbor 6th, at $3: o'clock, on the ises, we shall sell pattot Lota and 16, and Hand 34, 1m Square 295. 5 and 16 front §2 feet on south B street between Twelfth and Thirtoouth etrocts weet, af fronts 25 feet by 185 feet 1°; inches iy fy? » alley , and 24 fronts 34 fee’ 572 feet Is inches °3 Twelfth street weet, between nis avenue and fronting 33 feet on Perelith street wee = Trot 25 fe ‘wel - and F streets south, by 109 feet 6 inches deep. we J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. Avoton SALE OF —eP HOSPITAL PBOP- ©. W. BOTELER, JE., AUCTIONBER, We: incion Si other tans ats. at fusacoe &netyaatee: tan tet ; December 6, 1865. at 10 o'clock 5 or -ebealleerlapaplpareg Purchasers will be required to pay for and re- move property within forty-eight bours. pose 2 co SUTHERLAND, ne Surgeon U. 8. A., Med, Pur.