Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1865, Page 3

> a LOCAL NEWS. . AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—Sheridan Knowles’ t play of “The Hunchback,” Mrs. D. P. uha,” the performances con- cluding with a Spanish dance by M’lle Au- gusta. Canterstry. — Ballet, songs, burlesque, pantomime, negro delineations, the drama of “The Dumb Man of Manchester,” and other performances Wester Unaret.—Lecture by Hon. Schuy- ler Coltax, Speaker of the House of Represen- tatives. Subject. “Across the Continent.” — . Drrants. —What lover of good cheer, whether of good eating or good drinking, does not have Rn agreeable titillation of the palate in remem- brance of the luxurious fare partaken of at that restaurant of honored name—DvBaxTs! For years under the unsurpassed manage- ‘ment of P. M. Dubant, Esq., this establishment bas borne the palm amongst all houses of en- tertainment in this part of the country for the excellence of its larder and vautts; and now with his courteous and attentive brother, George Dubant, added to the m: ent, it is certain that the good name of the establish- anent will be kept fully up to the old renown. Concerning the eating department of Dubant’s ‘we need only say (what is well known here- bout. however.) that any cook who mates from Dubant’s bas his reputation made for life: Bnd what is quite as much to the purpose, the charges for eating are remarkably moderate, the Dubants conducting their business on the sensible principle of putting the charges at the minimum, whereby their tables are always Hilled with customers. Of the drinking department we may mention, for the benefit of strangers, what is known to all citizens, that there are but three places in ‘Washington where really good liquor can always be found, and that Dubants’ is one of the famous three The ale vaults of Dubants have a separate fame of their own, too, quite unapproachable. Citizens need not be told ‘Where all these good things are to be found— for everybody in Washington knows Dubant’s— bu *o strangers we may say that it is the north- ‘west corner of 6th street and Pennsylvania ayenue. See advertisement. aia Rowsery OF Tire Crry Post Orrice.—About three months since the loss of small sums of Money from the City Post Office was noticed by Postmaster Bowen, who at once commenced # vigilant watch for the thief. Decoy letters ‘were placed in the way of one of the letter car- Tiers who was suspected of abstracting letters. Upon being detected the young man, L. R. Bull, made a confession, in which he stated that he had opened about twenty letters ad- Gressed to persons on his route [all north of I Street, between i5th and 20d streets, as letter carrier; that he bad been doing this between zhree and four months; that he had sealed u and delivered, or returned to the post office all Of said letters, excepting one which contained five dollars; that he opened a letter since the time the above named twenty was taken, ad- dressed to Miss Priscilla A- T. Thornton, L Btreet, between 19th and wth, containing sixty- two dollars, and that he also opened a letter bout the same time of the last, addressed to J. V. W. Wilson, 20th street, near K and L, ‘Washington, D.C.,which letter contained sixty- ix dollars; but on suspicion that it was a de- coy sealed it up again and delivered it to Mr. Bell on his calling for it. Ball is suspended from duty. his bond being Tetained and the matter is referred to the Dep- Tedation branch of the Post Office Department. ‘The depredator is unmarried. There is reason to believe that the above confession covers but & small portion ef the losses stated above. a i ere For Hrarrno.—Yesterday morning, Chas. ¥. Smithson, parkeeper of the Monumental House, on lth, between B and C streets, went to the office of Jno. H. Johnson and gaye him- self up, having seen in a paper last week that he was suspected of stealing $160 from Robert Jarboe isst Monday night. Mw. Jarboe stated to the officer that he was at the Monumental Honse on last Monday night and took a drink of ale; after afew minutes the accused, who was a etranger to the complainant, invited him to drink with him, which he did. The accused then proposed to send for a girl to keep him company complainant as- sented. and a girl named E Clark ‘wss introduced; she stayed long enough to indulge in several drinks; when complain- ent was very drunk sbe left, and complainant Femembers nothing more until he was being shoved into a hack, when he discovered the joss of his money. He was taker out of the City, in 4 direction which he could not describe, and was put out on the commons. The pro- rietor of the Monumental House, Geo. H. Varren, and the girl, Emma Clark, were ar- Tested Iast week by Detectives Kelly and Bigley, but were released upon their recog- Bizance to appear before Superintendent Richards when required. Yester lay morning Charles F. Smithson went with Mr. Johnson, as his counsel, to the Police Headquarters, and gave bail in the sum of $300 for a hearing be- dore Superintendent Richards on Wedngsday morning next. a RioT BETWEEN SOLDIERS AND NgGrors.— Saturday night, about § o’clock, a row oecurred St a house on I>th, near L street west, occupied by several colored families, which resulted in Seriously wounding several of the colored in- mates and several sokdiers. It 1s alleged that a sergeant of the Sth cav: went to the house and behaved outrageously, beating the inmates, and finally struck a woman, whose husband turned upon the sergeant, who was very badly beaten and put ont of the house. He went to his camp and made a statement, upon which a guard was sent to the house and some of the negroes were arrested and taken to the camp. Subsequently another party of the cayalry, armed with carbines, got out of camp and went to the house and attacked the inmates. beating and abusing them, arresting some and shooting Stothers. Several of the colored party were badly cut, and one soldier severely injured Sergeant Hurley, with the First Ward police, arrested five soldiers and five negroes, and carried them to the station-house. Justice Drury, who examined tne case, turned the soldiers over to their officers, upon the demand of Major Graham, and discharged the negroes. > CHarcE OF Horse STeaLine.—Last night, George Oliver, who was arrested by Officer ¥razier on Saturday, on suspicion of stealing @ horse in Virginia, was taken for hearing be- fore Superintendent Richards. It appeared in evidence that Oliver purchased a black mare at Wall's bazaar, on Louisiana avenue, on the Sth November last. Subsequently Oliver went to the vicimity of Fairfax Court House, and sold & mare toa colored man named Horace Gibson, for $55. The sheriff afterward took the mare from Gibson as a mare stolen from a man in Loudon county, Va. The defence of- fered evidence to show thatthe mare which ‘was bought by Gibson from Oliver was the mare Oliver bought at the bazaar, but she is a bay or brown mare. and the clerks at the ba- waar testify that she 1s not the animal bought by Oliver. Mr. J.H Jobnson, for the defense, argued that as no one made a direct charge of larceny, bis cliept was entitled t» an honor- a@bie acquittal. Superintendent Richards held that it was duty to examine the evidence and decide whether there is sufficient reason to hold the prisoner to await a reqnisition; and in order to consider the testimony, he ordered Oliver to be detained until this morning. esse Petition or Cotonep Prorre oF THE DistRict.—The petition presented by Mr. Wil- fon in the Senate from Francis Cook and 2,500 other colored inhabitants of Washington, ask- ing for the right of suffrage, sets forth that a large proportion of them are property holders and tax payers. They claim that as they are sufficiently intelligent to build and sustain churches and institutions of learning, and to accumulate property, they are also sufficiently intelligent to vote; that for years they have been obliged not only to educate their own children, but to contribute to the support of the schools in whieh only white children were taught; that the record of the colored people as to crime and pauperism is as fair as any other class in the country. Out ofa pulation of Jess than 15,000 they sent 3,500 soldiers into the field, while the white population (over 6,000) furnished only 1,500, and colored soldiers yol- unteered without the incentives of large boun- ties, pay, or promotion. —— ee Bitixc Case.—James Jackson, colored, was Brrested by detectives Kelly and Bigley, for maiming George Dyson, colored, by biting a piece out of his lip. “The affair occurred about the 13th of November, at the house 5f Henrietta Holly where the goods stolen from Mr. Hughes’ Store were found. Jackson demanded money from Dyson won in gambling, and because Dyson did not pay up promptly Jackson drew @ razor and attacked him. Jackson bit a large piece out of Dyson's lip, and Dyson bit Jac: son's thumb very . Yesterday, Jack- 50m Was sent to jail for court by Superintenden Richards. Jackson was a principal witness against Biue and Robinson for the robbery of Mr. Hughes’ store: but when wanted at the trial in the Criminal Court he could not be found. Sart Rospers.—L ee the wood Bud coal office of Mr. W. H. Marlow, on 7th Street, south of the canal, was entered by thieves, who cut a panel out of a safe, using a cold chisel in the operation. After making an examination and finding no money in the safe, they exhibited their malice by smashing a clock, pouring coal oil on the floor, and by going to the stable and tarning Mr. Marlew’s horses loose. The thieves took nothing and have escaped detection. ciebancnatl ApMIssiON To Practice.—Nathaniel A ‘obbins, Esq., 4 clerk in the Treasury —— —— bas, op motion of M. Thompson, -- been admitted to practice in the courts of the District of Columbia. CITY ITEMS: aaa iesoeess Harmony Lopes, 1.0 O. F., give their an- nuai levee at Odd Fellows’ Hall, navy yard, on Thursday night. A grand affair isexpected. —_e—_—_ ATTENTION pi egy beta mI vpn perance meeting to e] = at Gorsuch chapel. Distinguished speakers will be in at- tendance. —_e—__ CuristMAS PRESENTS of Jewelry and fancy gcods. A large Assortment of Setts, Breast Pins, Necklaces, Combs, Portemonies, ns, &c., all for one dollar, at the New York Har Store, No. 486 Penn. ave.. near 3d street, which also secures you a free gift THE QUESTION BETWEEN THE PoLice AND THE Fire ALarN Operatons.—Mr. Editor : The siatemeni in yesterday's Star places me in & wrorfy position—the statement 1s the best that could be got under the circumstances, but as it only shows what’s expected to be proven, I ask that judgment be suspended ‘until the in-vesti- gation, when 1 will prove them to be absolute- ly false. Your respectfully. LAURENCE Rossiter. JEWELRY.—California Stone Setts, Rings, Buttons, Studs, Pins, Jet Cross Setts, Jet Pearl Setts, Chains, Bracelets, Buckles, Combs, Sil- ver Plated Table and Tea Spoons, Forks, Gob- lets, Cups, for only One Dollar at Prigg’s Dol- lar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penna. aye., third door from 43 street. 4 Sweer-Lrrs ‘he pre tty name of the prin- cess in the fairy tale, and every lady may be a Princess Sweet-lips, ifshe chooses to use the fragrance breathing Sozodont. This rare es- sence of mnumerable aromatic herbs, removes every blemish from the teeth, gives a blush- rose tinge to the gums, and renders the mouth as pure and fresh as an infant. eo ——_.—— For an InrnttTatep THROAT, Congh or Celd, “Brown's Bronchial Troches” are offered with the fullness confidence in their efficacy. They have been thoroughly tested, and maintain the good reputation they have justly acquired. As there are imitations, be sure to oblain the gen- wine. ——~¢—___ GREAT BarGarns in Jewelry and Silver- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Stere, No. 456 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Your choice for one dollar, which also secures you a free gift, consisting of cluster, jet and coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, eups, tea and table spoons, forks. no il-im* —————. Tre FEET.—Loss of health, energy, temper, and good looks, are the inevitable conse- quences ef neglect of disordered feet. To all afflicted we would advise a call at Dr. White's Rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 43 and 6th streets. The skilful chiropodist never fails to give relief without causing pain, and none can afford to suffer who are within his reach. ED = —————— MARRIED, BAILEY—GRIMES. By Rev. Jas, Thom: . Bocemaber 4.1508. cE! r parsonage, Mr. JON . + 01 more, '° GRIMES. of Washington, D: Cc. paligecas heap papers please copy.] i ROLAND—CANNON. On the 6th of December, by the Rev ¥- Leech, Mr. THOS 1 ROLAND ts an Br snons 8. CANNON, both of Washington PRATHER—MADDOX, On the sth inst., at the Serley, Chapel Parsonage, by the Rev Mr. Nadal, Mr GEO. W. PRATHER to Miss AGNES MAD DOX, both of this city. * DIED, HUTTON. Suddenly, of heart lisesse, on Sun- day, December 10th, Dr. JOHN C. HUTTON, late of the 3d Delaware regimen’ it. ‘The relatives and male friends of th invited to attend the funeral from his Interest dence, No. 337 north 8th street, above K, Wednea- day afternoon at? o'clock; also clerks of Sixth Au- ditor, Treasury Department. i BLISS. @n the merning of the 12th inst., NET- TIE HOWARD. infant danghter of Dwight H. aud Mary F. Bliss. azed 3 months and 9 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend her funeral from the residence of her parents, No 291 G, between 13th and Mth streets, on Wednesday. the i3th inst., at 2o'clock p.m. * PERSONAL. F HENBY NEW, of Marlborough, Wilts, En; land, who emigrated te London, C. W., in 18, and was in New York in 1859, and in Washington in 1863, will communicate with his brother Thomas New. of Mariborough. information of great im portance will be addressed to him, or any person giving information Tespecting the said Henry New bar = be shankfally rewarded for their trouble. le A GREAT _ SUCCESS.—The entertainment at Gouzaga Hall on Friday night, for the benefit of the Sisters of Mercy, was greeted, we are glad to say. by an overflowmg house. Messrs. Welf and McCormick exhibited a series of beautiful Dissolv- ing Views, among the most nt, of which was the ‘Appeal of an Irish Exile.” he comic and humorous views “bronght down” the juvenile por- tion of the audience in a perfect uproar of fun aud merriment. Mr. —— on Washington also bis patriotic fy “*Plag of the Free,” and the “* Wearing of the Green,”’ were given with fine efiect. The battle song elicited euch enthusiastic applause as to lead to the suspicion that there were @ number of real ‘live Fenians lying around loose’’ among the audience. The entertainment was very agreeably enlivened by vocal and instrumental mu sic from the Deuty Band and Glee Club, who kindly volunteered their services on the occaston. We unde nd that the above entertainment will be repe: during the Cbri-tmas palidaps for the benefit of St. Vincent’s orphan asylum. The grand Fair at Gonzaga Hal!, last May, gave so much gen- eral satisfaetion, that we are sure the public will be glad tohear that a fair at the same hall will ope the ist of January next, for the Sisters of ercy. We might call it a continuation of the same fair, as many heavy articles not rattled ent at the grand fair, will be disposed of at this, pect pleasant times. @1X CENTS REWARD AND NO THANKS TO OBE Le that Aan wife, ADA GANGLOFF. formerly Miss Ada Barlley, left my bed and beard without just cause, and Ido hereby warn all per- sons not to trust her on a account. de 11-6t* GEORGE GANGLOFF. N ES. DR. CURTIS, the Natural Clairvoyant, who reads the it, present and future, opened her office at 420, north side of Penn. ave.. between 4% and 6th sts, Office hours from 9 to 12 a. and 4to8 p.m. de ll-Im ERSONAL.—If you want good Cigars and To- bacco at low prices give the La Favorita Cigar Store, 467; 14th street. a call. 2 de 9-Im* Miss SMITH Preprietress. B. ANTISELL. D SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, (Late Staff Surgeon of Volunteers) Offers his Medical Services to the inhabitants of Washington and Gecrantorn. Particular atten- We ex- it tion devoted to di kia aki Office 208 Pennsylvania aveuue, four doors west of Willard’s. no 24-im* D*; GARNETT has removed his residence and office to No. 405 New York avenue, near lth street. For the convenience of om residing in the lower portion of the city, will mptiy attend to all messages left at dru; n& Bro., corner Pennsylvania avenue and $th street. ne 21-eolm CaBe 5s. 8. J. RADCLIFFE (late Surgeon and Brevet Lieut. Colonel, U. 8. Vol. Staff,) offers his professional eervices to the citizens of Georgetown and Washi mn. Office, No. 44 Ist street, 2d deer cast of Market, Georgetown. n13-Im* I R. CHARLES M. BOWEN Corner Massachusetti Office hours—From 7 to 9 and7 to9p.m . UGH ic oser dat Detwous Sth and 1éth . ,. n an: : cc ime | Teoh betwee hingtoa. D.C. enue and 6th st. . Mi. 12to ld p.m. no li-Im* sialic ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ne = Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Street oc 24-1y WasincTon, D.O 427 427 HOOP SKIETS! All in want of HOOP SKIRTS should, before purchasing elsewhere, convince themselves that the largest and best assortment of HOOP SKIRTS is kept, and sold at very reasonable rates, by B. SILVERBERG, 427 7th street, between G and H. Separate Room for Skirts. de 11 6t* SEVENTH STREET. € 69 —— ° NOETHERN LIBERTY BARGAIN STORE. 369 SEVENTH STREET. 369 HOUSEKEEPS LOOK TO YOUR INTRREST. EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHAS- ING, AND. SAVE FROM 15 TO 20 PER CENT. We are now receiving a beautiful assortment of SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, MARBLE TOP TABLES, WASHSTANDS, BUREAUS, BED- STEADS, of all kinds, and a complete assortment ofall kinds of FUBNITUBE, which we are offer- ing at Extra Bargains, CARPETS—CARPETS, to close consignment, st prices that defy competi- y BLANKETS— Pe ae ange aadieie ie aa de 6-100 369 Seventh street, above'T. NAMELLED LEATHER DUCK for ¢ — ae + pd Cy So Bick senaen slin for le) le lor 5 7th st., by J.D. EDMOND & 00. “hg $15 BRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BO- oes, and Ceoeney. prasereed in natural form, Flo to order, and instructi sie Weaee Wane a aiaaae cP oe 47 Vor- Im" WANTS, an a ee ANTED—At the Avenue House, an AMERI- CAN of good hi make bimee 2 ally usefal. anagem om Ck WANTED-—Either white or colored; one that understands pi and pastry ooking. Apply at £60 lithrabote F sitest. cones WANSTED-« second-hand SHOW CaSE in good condition. Address, stating lowest price and where it can be seen, Box 6, Star, of- W ANTED—By a man, a SITUATION as porter care A score, who will a senerally referei 5 ress Fox 37. Star office, no 0 be given, Ader En i, WASTED-A good CONFECTIONEB. None but No. 1 workmen need ly, at SHAF- FIELD'S Confectionery, 386 6th street, between dH. de 12-3t* 7V ANTED—At the Tnstitution for the Deaf aad fom| an ex) enc emale it ROOM WAITER. References required. Apply in person es y. it ARPENTEP®S WANTED— Wanted immediate- ly, two goo CARPENTERS. None othe need apply. FENWICK & STEWART, it* cer. 7th street and Canal Bridge. WASTED IMMEDIATELY —A FIREMAN nd BOOT-BLACK. Apply at MARKHAM'S next to Willard’. de 11-2t* ANTED_& COLORED GIRL to do general ousework. 00d ed wi be given. Inquire at Star office. ©" “de litt ANTED—PAINTERS and PLASTERERS, atcorner of Sth street east and north A st., Capitol Hill. oa and neko Dat WASTED IMMEDIATELY—BOARD for a geptieman and his wife in a boarding house or private family. with dinner as early as 4 0’clock or earlier, Address fortwo days Doctor D. J.. Star office. dell-2t"g§ Hove SERVANT-A staid, white, industrious. well recommended FEMALE 'DOMESTI set heed dnd ust ied her ole business, ifsatisfactory. paisa ks Wa: Ks ate =~ pO ES can for first-class tenants. 180, BUILDING LOTS in and around Washington and the wees B.L. WELLS 4 00., st.,cor. of 5th. ‘wages and joining country. ne 23: Im* 476 7th st., opposite Post Office. 381 wanrep. ¥437*- wantep. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stomping. oe new facilities for 8 Has reduced his ce_to SIX OENTS PER WIDT: H for IRTS and PANTALETS. CLOAKS, CAPES, SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, dc., stamped by the b. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of job. the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are prepared fo stamp any pattern brenght us. As we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the only place for an assortment of Pat- terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, 3S1_F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawls, for sale. no 15 WANTED. For 8 first class Cenfectionery in Baltimor ompetent WORKMAN to take charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental work, and well recommended. Apply at No. 316, Pa. nue, Washington, D.O. oc 4. ANTEP— SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF URNISHING Goons of every description, B. BUOHLY. Soot Detween G and Heast sid SSS Ss GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. FOR SALB AND RENT. "TRREE ROOMS FOR BENT —On the first floor; mh street, No. 280, bet. Mand N. de 12 2t* a pn tri aehiades Rehan tad nid AL 2a Ek Se pee STORE FOR SALE—Well located now doing a nsieess. For ticulars address ‘‘Druggist,” through the Pest Office. 1t* OR RENT—One comfortable FURNISHED BED kOOM., with use of parlor, convenient to cars, on the north eide of L street, between 23d and ‘Math sts de 12 3t* Fo SALE—A FRAME HOUSE, containing 4 rooms anda kitchen. Forfurther particulars inguire of E. LAZENBY, 239 9th street, between Nando. de 22 St* es tke 0 LET—Two large elegant UNFURNISHED T ROOMS at 78 K street’ between Uth and 2th Streets; conveniences complete. References ex- cha ed. No children admitted. de 32-3t* U XFCBNISHED ROOMS, suitable for nouse- keeping at 277 Istreot, near I7th. Locality Pleasant and convenient to the Departments. _de 12-tjan1* FS RENT—By month or week, Furnished rr. aM 0 ©. on the second. ress 660 M, between 4th and 5th streets, do 12-8t* FGENISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —Apply at No. 444 F street, be- tween 5th and 6th streets. Suitable for gentlemen and their wives. ae 12-5t* Foe RENT — Four communicating RO@MS. partly furnished and one FURNISHED ROOM on first floor, suitable for a ntieman. Apply at 224 oth strest, between M and N. ae trs FS% SALE—A small HOTEL AND RESTAU- BANT, with splendid Bar, furnished through- out. Lease and tow rent. Patent Rights for sale, or exchanged for Farms. Merchandise, &c. de 12-3t' BUDDERFORTH, 501 11th street. RARE CHANCE—FOR SALE—The RAIL & ROAD HOUSE RESTAURANT and BOARD- ING HOUBE_ north7th street, opposite City Rail- road Depot. The above will be sold cheap if im- mediate application be made. de 12-5t* Fez RENT ORY ork City Hall, two hand- somely FURNISH PARLORS on first and two fine CHAMBERS on second floor. Also,a BRICK HOUSE, containing 9 fine rooms. For par- ticulars address Box 1 Star Office. de 12-3t* oURMERED HOUSE FOR RENT, with eight rooms. Also, rooms for rent with handsome arlor. single or suit, with board or without. Ta- bie Board at $20 per month. G street, between 9th and 10th, No. 440, de 12-3t* {OR RENT—A nice BRICK HOUSE, contain- ing four rooms, with back building, in a bean- tiful location, situated on 4th street west, between Gand H, No 302. All rooms lit with gas. Rent S30 re month inadyance. Inquireat JNO. MAD- IGAN’S, next doer. 2-2t* FOE, BENT House and ©. Inquire 531. 1 BARERY FOR SALE—A well known old stand, ing @ good business; has a geod run of out- gies: Inquire at the Star Office. dell 3t* }OR RENT—Third doorfrom Pa. avenue, in 6th Fhe a STORE ROOM. “Alto. two ROOMS on2d floor. Inquire of DUBANT & BRO. de1i-st JCOR RENT—HOUSE No. 92 Penna ave., bet. 2ist and 22d sts, containing 13 Rooms, partly furnished. Possession given immediate! ppl te M. McNEILL, 5367th st.. near P; de 11-2t 367 K J, OR RENT—Furnished HOUSE, No. K hen between Tith and 12th north. Price $30 Inquire on the premises, Possession de 11-3t* 535 lith street, bet. B de 11-3t* r month, immediately. 'T—To family without children, two CPUERISHED. ROOMS, suttable for, house. keeping: sf 333 10th street, between M aud N. e Jc OR RENT—A HOUSE containing five roems, KF “Situated on 12th street, near Est. Rent $20 x month. Apply to No. $12 lth street. near ‘a, avenue. de 11-3t™ MLLER NEW DRY GOODS STORE.—Just 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 colored.) Co bourgs, Shephard’s Checks, Ginghams, Prints, (very low,) Blanket ‘uilts, Sheetings, Shirting Muslins, Gloves josiery, Flannels, Under Vests for ladies and gentlemen, Shawls, a lar; —— of rio Brides’ eke ee? oe sale low, af .. Georgetown, D.C. no 14-Im* BENJAMIN MILLE ;URS! FURS! FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS’ What is nicer for a CHRISTMAS PRESENT than a eet of handsome FUBS, Such as I have on exhibition in the greatest variety, fer both Ladies and Children, at the lowest New York prices. 8. M. MEYENBERG, 45 Market Space, de 6-1w Under the Avenue House, SEVENTH STREET. PAPERHANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES. Now in store an assortment of all grades of PA- PERHANGINGS, embracing a choice selection of Gilt Stamped Patterns for parlors. Also, a choice selection of WINDOW SHADES. Constantly re- ceiving additions, Persons sesking the above goods will always find an assortment in store. Orders punctually executed in city or country, Terms carh. for goods and labor. _ J. MARKRBITER, No. 486 7th street, no 17-2mif* _ 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. OTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES. Proprietors of the above establishments who are fitting out for the seasen can find at our st they need of CROCKERY, CHINA, AND GLASS- WABE, CUTLERY, and PLATED WARE of the st low prices as are usually oods. charged for ordinarh see's & BEVERIDGR, 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street. no %-10t*if and EGGS, sale by EGAN & PERRIE, no 25-12tif corner E and 9th'sts, (GENTLEMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, x at $2.0, $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5, with a large assortment of raiCERALENEN'S UNDER GARMENTS, OM St Low AND UNIFORM PRICES, 0, MEASURES TAKEN, and fine Shirts made to order in the best style, and t, Warranted tot) 11 sTEPH 322 heyy dec 2-2wif Between 9th & FRANCIS H.sMITH.} (AMES 0. CLEPHANE SMITH & CLEPHANE, LAW REPORTERS 'D AN! SHORTHAND WRITERS. 29 Indiana avenue, betw. Sa sts.. or oc ls-tf wer Glork's Office. Oity Hall. ‘O AND FROM QUEENSTOWN, LUMDONDEWHY AND LIVERPOOL. ‘ GUION & CO.’8 LINE. {Stecrage $30; from N. ¥.toN. Y.. ver: For pansane woply to DA BROSNAN agent for Williams & Guion, G street, between 9th and 10th, Washington. de 26 THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND, Pennsylvania avenue, between 4's and Gth streets. ST We would resnectfally call the attention of our Friends, the Public generally, and Stran- gers, to our general and well selected as Sortment of BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, SLIPPERS, &c.,&c., for Ladies, Gents. Misses, and Boys’ wear, all of which are of the best org — —— oe , and gotten up in the and mest approv: styles. GUM OVER SHOES, GENTS OVER GAITERS, assorted styles and colors. always on hand. lish, French, and home manufsetured Blacking, Japanese Polish, French Dressing, the best article in use for Ladies, isses, and C) en 1088 s H. BURNS & CO., Gereral dealers in Boots, Shoes, &c.. &c. H. BURNS. . N. DALTON. no 30 3wif {Int., Con. Union.} FUE FURS!! We have now on consignment from a New York House a large stock of LADIES and CHILDREN’S: yoRs sey hae wipe aoe which we offer at New ‘ rices. OEE NEES PUANSBURGH & BRO., 375 and 515 Seventh street. FESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI, the well-known PIANIST AND VOOALIST, opens bis new SINGING and PIANOFORTE, COURSE on October 30th and simplified system. By bis person having only a sli, he knowledge ef music will be enabled in a very short time to read and ex- ecute the most difficult pieces with rare perfection. As to the yooal part, by bis w of vi zation , he arrives at the most extraordinary results. All those whe wish to become fine Singers or excellent Performers are advised to call at his residence, No. au Peel ar srenue, eppeeite om — , Hours of reception are from ll 8. m. - Tey and from 6 to7 p. mn. oo hi-tt YLER COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC will be found a most pleasant, safe and apeoey remedy for Covcus, Coins, MoaRse- ness, Croup, WilooPING CoUGH, AND ALL AFFEC- TIONS OF THE THROAT aND Lunes. Its superior ney “y arrestin, seabbetn cw aollge aloo — ® es of consumption, has lon: Sppreciated by moot fauailies and physiclans. Price cents per bettle. “*Has been in constant in our family for over twenty years, and with invariable success. I think it an excellent re: 5 American Office, Bait. Jos. J. DOBBIN, troubled with a “An attache of this office, long sitcted nas fcebvan"the aPUatsa beaches . ma Single bottle. —Balt, fa “Since I introduced it here. several ofour physl- escribing it with the best success.’” no Leota H. BUFF. Chemists Portsmouth. IGHT YEA IN CONGR) ), by Hon. 8. 8. Bice Bonen, end, Yook of the log Be: se 11s 4 MASOOD {OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Butter, Meat and Provision Store, cen- trally located, and doing a good business. On for selling, other business. Bent moderate. Price $300. Inquire at this office. de 11-3t* *OR SALE—A four story BRICK HOUSE, con- taining 10 large rooms, in a central location. Pesse-sion given at short netice. For particulars address, giving name and residence, R. OC. P., Box 3 at this office. dell-lw Foe SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES ofa grocery and provision store, together with jones of. house of ya roe 4d dary E ae \sfact, reasons given for selling. quire SW corner hath and N ste. delle ‘OR RENT—A_well-farnished FRONT. PAR- F LOR, with a LODGING ROOM adjoining the . It would suit a Member of Congress. or would answer for anoftice. Apply at 362 between 9th and J0th sts. FS RENT—HOUSE No. 606 8th street east, Navy Yard, containing 8 rooms, gas and water. Cars pass the door. Terms $30 per month. Also, g.good scven-octave Piano for rent. Apply at 378 E street north, between 10th and llth. je 11-3t* OR SALE—One HERRING’S BURGLAR PROOF SAFE, and one silver-plated SHOW- OASE, will be sold at one-half their original cost. Apply at 504 Pennsylvania ave., bet. 2d and sereets. de 11 3t* PHREE CONNECTED ROOMS ON SECOND Soc fr Lo sales, Sve Bacenene Booms for table for housekeeping. Terms reasona- bia” Call at 377 13th Street, be ween H and I, je 11-2t* Foe RENT—A large well-furnished PARLOR and CHAMBER, communicating, front on the second fleer; or the whole house would be rented to a good responsible tenant; opposite Willard’s Hotel, 227 Pa. av, de 11-3t" )OR SALE CHEAP —As the owner is leaving FoR Sei a three-story BRICK, also © two- story FRAME HOUSE in the rear of that same jises. Allin geod condition. Good title war- Panted. Price $3.300cash. Inquire at 651 L st. north, between 4th and 5th. de ll-Iw* Fre. RENT—A neat PRESSED BRICK HOUSE, containing two parlors, passage, pantry and kitchen, three chambers, payed yard and back al- ley; located on 10th street, between O and P sts, — gars: corner 13th and D sts., No. 240. je 11-3t* Fro RENT —A desirable BRICK DWELLING, situated corner 10th street and Massachusetts avenne, centaining 10 rooms, with all the modern improvements, in complete order. Inquire of J. W. DEAINE. corner 9th and G streets, next te Fourth Presbyterian Church. de 11-4t* SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT A and LEASE FOR SALE LOW, located north- east of City Hall, a few moments walk from Capt- tol or Post Offic: Possession given immediate! 'y For particulars enquire at O. RK. DELPHY & CO’S Furniture Store, No, 576 7th st., bet. Md. av. and B st. south, Island. dell-3t' {OR SALE—A new four-story BRICK HOUSE, k Ooh three story back building attached t> same, in aeons location on the Isla: oki 5 thro 2 out the house. It has Belde and back alley, yard paved and fine stable on the alley. The above t , Carpente No} 344 eth street, between C and B. de 11-3t*_ Fo RENT — One PARLOR and two BED ROOMS, furnished, in & pleasant lecality, 215 F¥ street, between 1ith and 16t! . ded poe OR RENT_Tuo ROOMS on Het floor, suitable F fer Rowsekeep faa Apply t No. S43 Ist stroet, ie . between © and D north, Capitol a Fe BENT—Three unfurnished ROO ‘Ap ply at No. 21 First street cast, between B and C streets north, Capitol Hill. de 9-1w* (OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, of 12 rooms,'to @ responsible party. Bent mederate. Apply 339 isth street, corner K. de 9-8t* Fc. RENT—A tw the corner of N Bake Oven. —_ [de 9 3t*] e | ee RENT—A neat FRAME HOUSE, contain- ing four rooms, in Georgetown. Rent $20 per month, inadvance Apply to No. 43 Dumbarton st., Georgetown. __ de 9-eo3t* UENISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—No. 405 UG street, Navy Yard, Mg eared Christ Church, (Episcopal.)” Rent moderate to a good tenant. Ref- erences required. Apply on the premises. de9 3t* 0 LET—Six or 8 UNFURNISHED RUOMS, tory FRAME HOUSE, en id Lith streets north, with | THOS, MURPHY. pall, i aay tare eet and Cistern, at No. Ore OT FM we LAWRENCE. ; OR BEN T—To gentlemen only,a FERNISHED ROOM, ina pleasant location, at No. 42 Mar- ket street, between Ist and Prospect sts., George- town. de 9 3t Fe RENT—A BED ROOM for a single gentle- man, pleasantly situated. Private family. Rent moderate and in advance. City cars pass the door, 623 Pa. ave. and 2d street east, Capitol Hill. de 9-3t* Fo SALE—A FRAME HOUSK, with lot, 40 feet front by 120 feet deep. The house centains five rooms, with kitchen ana cellar. A cistern and stable on the premises, Apply at No. 11 2d street, Georgetown. de 8 6t* Fs RENT—To single gentlemen. two FUR- NISHED ROOMS, water and gas; location pleasant; street cars passing the house. Reference requested. Apply Noe. 475 B sticet, northeast corner of 2d street. de 8-tf , —The STORE next to the Star Office k Ccgceon underthe Metropolitan Hall. apply to 0. B. BAKER, Star Office. de 1-tf OOMS TO RENT—At No 277 B street, b tween 2d end 3d streets, near Adams’ Ex- press. de 6-6t" OR BEN?T—A BRICK HOUSE, with 5 rooms. suitable for a drugstore or a Private residenc: corner of 6th and south A streets, Capitol Hill. quire on the opposite corn de6 lw OR RENT—BRICK HOUSF, containing five reoms. Rent $20 per monthin advance, In- quire at 525 11th street. de 5-6t* }UBNISHED ROOMS TO, RENT by the month E Sr dacaireaithe Baresaan liste corceas bue. ire at jaro] 5 5 rnd lith et. zs OOF 0-1 = three-story BRICK HOUSES Gear Grace Chierch. isinwa> Will be sold cheap: Apply toC. B. BAKER, Star Office. _dec 1- \OK RENT—A Ii and fine selection of 8 and k ard Books, ve ica, latest Hovels, &o.. by the Baty" She Uotain Manasinee wtktredgetes, ’ ia le iis ° Peop! e's Circulating Library. = ay. we oc 24-e03m corner 9th and D. WO SMALL BRICK HOUSES FOB RENT— T On 4th west, between N and O streets, at ee Rasch de thas ha ee pectaer gece at er on ors wenicg 3 rennet vey at aay Hi street, back ‘atent Office ° . no Se-tf at) TOW LES, Property Agent. yy STi and CHAMBER ad- ‘OR RENT—A PARLO! ple i ining, and t qemitortan y Taraishede suitable for Members of Congress or other gentlemen, at 495 Bt., bet, Eoud aoly AUCTION SALES. [or other Auction Gales, ae fourth page] Rb hdensb aes exter erie nin 75 Y BRINSMADE & CLARK, Auctioneers Be Terre eajeining Metropolitan Hotel, Wie will sellat our store THIS EVENING agreat Yariety of P' jo, Albums, Ladies’ and Gents’ Hosiery, fine Undershirts rawers. Tab , Silver plated Castors, Spoous Forks, together with a variety of fancy ar- ticles BRINSMADE & CLARK. de 12 Auctioneers. BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioncers. South corner Pa. ave. ani 9h street, _SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c, We will sell, in front of our Auction ,on TU ae ’ aprons era 10 o'clock, @ iarge nm —— cake roceries, embracing— 18 Boxes Coffee oxes ir 2 Boxes Claret 40 Boxes Adamantine Candies 10 Boxee xyes 10 Boxes Liquid Biu@ 10 Boxes Tobacco £0 Pay Savey and other Fine Cut Tobacce 25,000 Segars. various brands 20 barre ‘rush. Coffee. and other Sugars 30 barrels Whiskey, various brands 10 44 cask of Brandy £@ cans Colman's Mustard Lot small Stores With other articles in the Grocery line. deg W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, 2" THE ABOVE SALE IS POST: il THURSDAY MORNING, ir ae ee heur and place. del2 WM. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. BY PLANT & CO., Auctioneers. LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE STEEL-PLATE ENGRAVINGS, Embracing some of the first prints now in the mar- ket. We name: The Arrival and Departure of the Pil; le Sir Walter Scott taking pnt od his Friends. Falstaff Mustering his Recrui The Village Blackemith. ALso, A large lot of Jewelry, Watches, and Plated Goods, Sale to commence at 7% o'clock, WEDNESDAY EVENING, and to continue every evening, at our Wareroom, 350 D street, between oth 10th. PLANT & CO., Auctioneers. N.B.—A large assortment of House Furnishing Goods at private sale. de 12-8" PRY PLANT & CO., Auctioneers. On THURSDAY MORNING, December 14, at 9 o'clock, in front of our Ware Room, No 350 D st., between 9th and 10th, we shall sell e large assort- ment of Furniture and House Furnishing Goods, comprising all kinds of Goods necessary for house- keeping. Sale peremptory and without reserve. Terms cash. PLANT & CO., Aucts. N. B.—Just received a splendid assortment of Lounges. ‘Cottage Suites, Parlor Chairs, &c. fe * Y JAMES C. McGUIRE & CG., Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. 14, commen- cing at 10 o'clock, we shail sell, at 535 11th street between B and ©. wost side, @ general assortment of Household Furniture and Kitchen Requisites, naming ip part— Suite Walnut Hair-cloth Parlor Furniture French-plate Mantel Mirror Brussels Parlor Oarpet Marble top Centre and Side Tables Engravings and Water-celor Drawings Alabaster Mantel Vases and Ornaments Marble-top Bureaus and Wasbstaads Wardrobe, Chamber Chairs Suite Oak Cottage Furnitare Bedsteads, Bedding, Comforters, & Mattresses, Feather Pillows, &c. Chamber and 2. pares. Qak Cane-seat Dining Chairs Refrigerator China, Glass and Crockery s] ers, Stoveand Kitcher Reyuisites J.C McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. GOVERNMENT SALES. SALE OF RESERVED HORSES, QUARTERMasTER’s Orv i Wasuineton, D. 0., December 12, 5 The Quartermaster General of the Army directs that all Government Horses now at Giesboro, D. C.. be sold to the highest bidders. SALES will, therefore, take place at GIESBO- RO, D. C., beginning on THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 14. 1955. and continuing on each TUESDAY and THURS- DAY thereafter, until all are disposed of. A Beat will leave the Sixth street wharf every hour on the days of sale. These Horses have been carefally selected, and superior to any heretofore offered for sale, nimals will be sold singly. Sales to commenee at 10 o’cleck a.m. Terms—Cash in United ate carrene SA. EKIN, Brevet Brigadier G: de 12-tf First Di neralin charge _de 12-¢! ision, Q. M. G. O. SALE OF GOVERNMENT ARMORY. Chief Quartermaster’s bs ae Depot of Washi: Washinton. De. December iz 1958 i Will be sold at pubiic auction, on (he premixes. under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Jas. M. Moore. AQ. M.,on MONDAY, December 18, 1865, at 2 o'clock p. m.. One (1) ARMORY, 40 wy TT feet, Situated at Rush Barrack, south of the Navy De- et. near the corner of 17th and E streets, in The Building will be sold to the hignest bidder, = pot be removed within fifteen days from jate of sale. Terme cash, in Government funds. Ste re D. H. RUCKER, Brevet Major Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, de 12-5t Depot of Washington. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* “EE WALSH & CO. 5 Pennsylvania corner 10th street, HELD AY, THURSDAY AND CATCRDS omy! at 10 O'CLOCK, AT OUR BALES 4 ‘We have in store, on consignment, about 100 dos. ct Shoes, “Also, &) lange sometasset of But aD a a Forks, Butter Dishes, which we will offer in lots to suit purchasers Private as well as public sales. Parties in want would do well to attend sales commencing st 7 o'clock. ttended to. Pink. WALSH & UO., Aveta. B. LEWIS & CO, Auctioneers No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. GREAT ATTRACTIONS — ALE AC THORSS ER, goTION 8 On WEDNESDAY NEXT o'clock, at our Store, we shal tinue every day at 10, and e until Christmas, the most extensive sale ever venings at 7 o ing Oases, Fancy Dr; Hosiery, Shirts, Dra’ _ is, &c.. with an immense variety of Toys, &@., suitable for Christ- re W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE ORDER OF THE E . DECEASED. ESDAY, the 18th instant, I at the late residence of Mary 10 o'clock a. m., the foll Furniture, Stock Corn, remises, about two mi w road les from the cit ington, on to Biadensbur; son's Mill and Casenevii twenty fone Hay. Wagon Cart, Catt wehold Furniture, viz: Carpets, Silver Ware, Table Crockery Ware. &c., &c., with a large lot of other articles which we deem unnecessary to enumerate. MARY KB. SMITH, Exeentriz. e GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. @ALE OF GOVERN MENT BUILDINGS, LUM- » ow: pee & of We a ice, ashinaton, te D. a Deceaner ee ‘suction, on the pi of Captain J. H. Crowell, A DAY, December 9, fol lowing deacribed Government Buildings, &c., a8 follows ; EAR CORES NORTH One (1) Office, 16 by 45 feet ahitai DSPITAL STABLES, ‘TWEEN 5 ad 20TH Fist ocd Bask . oth tery, Glass and Oriel Quarter ‘Will be sold at under the direc! Q., M.,on SATU OF D ash STREET T STREETS, AT One (1) Olfice, 1535 One (1) Shed, 10 by One (1) Shed. 6 by 13 feet One (1) Stable, 28 by 64 feet is. each 28 by 44 feet One (1) Gate Shed. One (1) Watch Box T Together with alot of A large lot of Fencing, Feed ug! Idings will be so! removed within fifteen days fro Terms cash, in Government 4 D. H. RUCKER, ef Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. S7 THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST- ned until WEDNESDAY, Dec. 15, 1865, at the The sale will take place under the direction of Brevet Lieut. Colonel JAMES M. MOORE, A. - ie Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chr de 5-5t LE & CO., Auctioneers. Sales-reoms No. 267 et Nagle & Co. will give their personal attention to the sale of Rea! Estate and Honsehold Furniture at the residence of families declining housek Also. to the sales of stocks ef Groceries _—— Sore: description, Horses, THURSDAY, Dec. 14th, . cious and central Salesrooms, Will be sold without reserve a assortment of fine Groceries. Wines, Liquors, choice Japansod also, English Breakfast amantine Candles, Peari in front of our Store— Navy and Natural Leaf Tobacco ‘ales. Tin Plates 10 o'clock, at our spa- Green end Black ‘hne old Wines, Ligaors. Cor- de 13-3 Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FANCY GOODS. STOCK OF MII GOODS, AND GENT'S FURNISHIN &c .BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at 10 o'clock s. m., we shall sell. on 7th street. between M and N sts. No. 241, in the Northern Liberties, consisting of Ribbons. Bonnets, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves, Netts, Gent's Undershirts, Half Hose, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &c., &c. Terms ash. aud GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL BUILD- ING LOT ON EAST CAPITOL STREET. BE- TWEEN STH AND 9TH STS. EAST. On WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant, at 4 o'clock iP m., weshall sell, in front of the premises, part ot 9, im subdivision of Square 920, having 29 feet ates by 93 deep, making it adesirable building 0: Terms cash. _ All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost “fgS0 own wien sold when sold. eld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y J. GC. McGUiRE & CO., Auctioneers. LOT IN BEAR JACKSON HALL ANDUNITED TES HOTEL. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, D. r 15th, at 4 o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell the rear art of Lots 42, 43, and 44, in reservation 10, frent- Dg On ap @! rupping in from 3d street, and cated in the rear of the United States Hotel p: perty and containing 2-17 square feet. A diagram of the position of the let may be seen at the auction room ‘erms : One-third cash; the balance in six and twelve months, secured by deed of trust on the lot. Gonreyancing at expense of purchaser. * de 11- J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GOOD WILL AND LEASE OF A RESTAURANT. BAR FIXTURES, FURNITURE, &., &c., AT AUCTION. On THU &SDA the 14th inst., at 10 o'clock a. m., we shall sell the Restaurant. No. 452 10th street, next te Ford’s Theater. the Lease and Good Will of the establishment, which has te run between two and three years. Also, the Bar and Bar Fixtures, consisting of Liquors. Decanters, Glasses. &c. Furniture, such as fine Cettage Chamber Set, Tables, Bedsteads, Mattress, Bedding, Chairs, kerge Looking Glass, Cooking, Bar-room and other Stoves. with many other articles, which we deem it unnecessary to imerate. ote 1L-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS BY PEB- IC AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the 15th instant, at 4 o'clock p. rm., we thall sell in front of the premises Lots 12 and 13, in eubdivision of Square No. 439. situated on 7th, between J and K streets, on the Island. Terms: One-half cash; balance in four, eight and twelve months, secured by deed of trust on the TEL. ines, a All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of ar eyo ee when sold I wn . eld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 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 F and F streets, by order of distrain for honse rent due and in arrears, I have seized and levied on the Goeds and Chattels ef W. H. Frear, the following ticles, viz One Pisno and Stool, three Rugs and two Vases Three Hair Cleth Sofas, two Whatnots and Orne- men! Three Ottomans, three Marble-top Stan*s Six Hair “leth Chairs, one Straw Matting, and One Braspile Gnrpet, one Bureau and Glass, Bed- steads Blankets ttresses, Pillows, Quilts, Marble-top Ci Weteeranss Straw Matting and Crockery Mahogany Tables, Rockers, ing Stove and ixtures, &c. tioned in said distrain, pd ollof she Furniture mepticre aes dete no 30-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ‘HE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY —# a until MONDAY, the ath instant, same S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER ‘poned until FRIDAY, the isth instant, same “ and jac Bee of the Bailiff. oe dell-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. GG-NOGG, EGG-NOGG. 4 red from fresh Prepa: ream and . Itis nd wholeseme and in’ ng to the weak and debilitated, For sale by EGAN & PERBIE, de6-6tif Corner B and 9h sis, BYTE. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. BLE AND VALUABLE GEOBGETOWS On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec 13th, at ll sell, in front of the premises, property fronting rests, and running ba Dy, + oe the residence of ‘bomas, Esq., and views in the town. VERY DESI 4o'clock p. m,, I that very desitab commanding one of ; ix twelve months, with interest, scoured by a deed of trust on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- baser. THOS. DOWLING, Auct. BY JAS. ©. McGUIRE & @0., Auctioneers. SALE BY CATALOGUE OF HANDSOMELY- D BOOKS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY FIRST FLOOR Commencing on THUR3DAY EVENING, Dec. 4th. at7 o'clock, and continuing several evenings thereafter. The collection com; 5 » Bi PHY HISTORY, BLOGRA) NOV both English and American editions somely bound, are suit Hi .. Terms cash. dest JAS.C.McOUIRE & CO. Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. syne | JORMss. On THUBSDAY, the 4th instant. we shall sell, atthe residence of a gentleman declining honse- M, between 9th and 10th 10 o'clock a.m.,an excellent as- ‘urniture, viz: cellent Pianoforte and Stool, Mi ogany Parlor and otherC! ig. Card and otee Fates and 81 HOUSEHOLD AND PIANOFORTE. & three. ogany Bureaus, Sideboard and Feather Beds, Mattresses . a. Glass wet! Cook. ing, Parlor and other 8 Chandeliers and Burners, with a large lot of B* J. ©. McGUIRE & OU.. Auctioneers. BRICK COTTAGE FOR SALE, ublic auction,on EHURSDAY, desirable the 14th instant. two-story Brick Cottage street west, near the corner of EB The fronts 31 feet, running back § feet 9 inches house is 15 feet front, with suffici: and on the south side of the lot dition if desired. The house con’ with closets, passage. &c., and is in every respect conveniently arranged. ‘The locatien is pleasant and desirable. and com- mands a fine view ef the Potomac river and sur- ti be given immedi cash. All conveyancing and stamps J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. Y C. W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer, HHLY VALUABLE = THE ©. ins five reoms, rounding scene! P had LDING LOT NEA! AUCTION. —_ o'clock p. m.. on the premises. I will sell Lot subdivision of Lot 5, in Square 69 fronting 23 feet avenue and Ist street east, in the best neighborhood and sirable locations on Capitol Hill. ne third of the purchase money ($20 down at sale,) and the yments at 6 and 12 months, with motes terms are not complied with i PUonvey acing andstampe st of “srosscoecodnanyeg SoREen en ELE. AND MAY RTY AND HOS- WAGONS. C. W. BOTELER, JR., AUCTIONEER. ‘Cr pecember arehouses, 5th and 5 t, December 1. isbn ad ui of Bi = Sheets, . H.. & large qui Bair Pillows, Bed c Blarkets will be sold; also. 500 f sale will be sold LYE MEDICINE WAGORS, juired to pay for and y-eight =. Mair Pillows: ion. urchasers wiil be ¢ property within f¢ ion of * Surgeon U. B.