Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1865, Page 3

NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGBT. Grover’s THEATES.—Mrs. D. P. Bowers as “Lady Audiey,” im the great play of “Lady Audiey’s Secret,” and M’lle Augusta in acharming dance. @aytTPrevey.—The drama of “The Domb Man of Manchester,” and al! the favorites of the reguiar company in 8 huge bill of ballet, songs, burlesq negro delineations, and other performances Sraton Hatt.—Grand vocal and_instra- mental concert by Madam C. Young Kretsch- mar, assisted by emiment musical talent. A rare entertainment is promised. Opp FeLtows’ HaLt, Navy Yard.—Annual levee of Harmony Lodge, No. 9, 1. O. O. F. Ar- rangements are perfected fora most brilliant “fair ~~ LOCAL Evening rae Vs renians of Festaxs Brotn Stor -—Dear Sir: In your issue of under the caption of “Action of the this District,” it was stated that a “general meeting of the meen Cireles of this District was held at maagerence Hall, under the auspices of the ¥ ashington Citcle,” that reso- iutions were introduced denouncing O'Ma- boney and pledging the support of the Fenians here to Roberts and the Senate; that the adop- tien of said resolution was warmly advocated by Jobn Finerty; that most of the kers counselled patience, &c.; and that the resoln- tions were laid on the table by a very decided vot. Now, sir, as Centre and presiding officer of the Washington Circle, with which 1 have been identified in various capacities for the ast six years, 1 beg leave to deny the correct- ness of the above statement. Ist. It was nof a general meeting of the Feni- ans of this District. 11 wasa meeting of the Washington Circle alone, and bad no bearing upon or reference to the action of Fenians out- side of said Circle. 2d. The adoption of the resolutions was not only advocated by Jobn Finerty, but also by myself (by whom they were introduced) and by two-thirds of the speakers. 3d. The resolutions were not laid on the table by a very decided vote, but were med to next meeting, by & vote of 26 against 24. The members of the Washington Circle are almost toa manon the side of the Senate, as the case now stands, but preferred postponing action on the subject, as stated above, until furnished with further facts, promised by the Fenian Senate. By publishing the above you will oblige, Very respectiully and truly yours, James RYAN, Centre W. CU. F Washington D. C., Dec. 14, 1565. a MEETING AT THE CariToL.—An interesting meeting was held in the Hall of Repres tives last evening, the occasion being the anni- yersary of the Freedmen’s Aid Association. Animmense crowd was present, and among those in attendance were Secretaries Welles, Harlan, Postmaster (seneral Dennison, Speak- er Colfax, and a large number of Senators and Representatives. Chief Justice Chase called the meeting to order, and prayer was offered by Key. Mr. Garnet, colored.” After a few in- troductory remarks by the Chief Justice, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher delivered an address, in which after extolling the nobility of work, he argued at length in favor of negro and female suffrage. With respect to the latter he said :— «We would never emerge from barbarism un- til We cease to make these odious distinctions between man and woman. Politics will al- ways be barbarous until men and women give their votes together. Woman is the great civ- thzer, and when woman stops at home and man goes abroad, the man begins to be animal.” manne Tur Corrora Licenses.—The police ofthe Second W: arrested ten keepers of taverns and restaurants yesterday, for selling liquor without license. They were all taken before Jnstice Bates, the corporation magis- trate of the Second Ward, who heard the testi- mony. Three of them, Mary Howard, John Kennedy and Jobn Bracket, were fined from SitoSseach The others showed that they had depo« the money for their licenses in the Kank of Washington, according to custum; but their licenses had not been issued and re- gistered. A large number of warrants for the same offence have been issued, and the parties will bave a speedy bearing. Persons whose licenses have expired will do well to attend to them immediately. a an Licens8s.—This season the Registrer has not issued more than two-thirds of the number of licenses which he issued up to this time last year, and the Corporation police as well as the etropolitan officers are acuvely engaged in bringing up before the justices those who have been doing business since the 10th of Novem. pear which date the licenses expired) with- out license, and this course is forcing them to apply for ther papers. Day before yesterday the 4th Ward officers arrested several hackmen who bad no license, and some were fined by the justice and their action resulted in 40 ob- taining their licenses yesterday. St. Domrnic’s Fatr.—This interesting fair, now im progress at Island Hall for the benefit of the new St. Dominic's Church, will close on Saturday night. On to-morrow night the eageriy-anticipated raMfe for the fine war horse douated by Father Eagan will occur, and the subscribers will doubtiess all beon hand. It is the finest oppor unity on record to get a su- perb S$ horse for next to nothing; and that trifle in behalf of a good cause. Sees Tre Exoprs or Cc mn consequence of the enforcement of the Cow law among the residents of Swampoodie by the police of the 4th Ward, who have brought up several par- ties before Justice Walterand fined,largenum- bers have been emigrating with their stock to the country, and the officers report that for several days numbers of cattle have been driv- en to the country by their owners. eH Dress awp Disorperty—This morning Thomas Burns, a patrolman, assigned to daty in the Third Ward, was arrested for being drunk and disorderly in the Venter Market. As soon as the officer on the beat, patrolman Howard, was notified, he arrested Burns and took him before Fustice Thompson, who fined bim $5.%; and Bis case wili go to the Commise sioners this aftermoen. i DarrsG Burs _ary.—Night before tast, the boot and shoe siore ot Mr. Albert Wilson, on the north side of Pennsyivania avenne, be- tween I9th and 20th streets, was entered by some daring thieves, who cut through the rear wall, fourteen inches thick. and over one thou- sand dollars werth of stock carried off. No clue has yet been obtained to the perpetrators. — - e-- Worr Tong Crecie—Last night, Wolf Tone Circle, Fenian Brotherhood, held a meetang, at which resolutions endorsing O'Mahony were offered, and, afver discussion, laid on the table. A resolution was offered declaring that the Cirele would for the Paes suspend judg- ment; which was adopted. ome TakeN TO THE StaTion.—Last night the ee sign of the Columbia which for a long time encircled the public Jamp on the south west corner of 12th street and Pennsy! vania ayenue, was removed by Patrol- — Ho:brook and Robinson, and Was taken to be station-house. The sign was regarded as a i Umance. pon Sent To Jam vor CourrT.—Yesterday. Leonard Coster was arrested by officer Mills, for the larceny of a revolver, the property of A. Gorowski, The prisoner was committed to jail for court by Justice Clayton. cueteetiparameanas Conezrt.—The concert by Mrs. Cecilia Young Kretschmar to-night, at Seaton Hall, Will present many attractions to music lovers. ‘Tne duo on two grand pianos will be an in- teresting feature of the entertainment. ae IneteictT Jvrorns.—The Senate yesterday passed the House bill suthorizing the criminal t of the District to draw additional jarors ye December term. Ee YAUX. On Thursday ty wiantes to 5 « chock. loci re ye AUX, Suaahter of EP. ¥ Ao je are forced to part; Forde 4 has called away mt _ Ce of our beart. © friends asd acquaintances are respectful invited toattend her funeral at 204 230 street, re day, December Isth, at 2 p.m ski On Pocess er 1th, MARTHA ELIZ. infant daughter of James W. and Alver- oe Selby, aged 6 - V JINTER UNDER ARMENTS for the- Pe of Silk, Merino, and Flannel; "Cotton & full and con ateortment, of All sizes, pete and qualities N Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, 424 Pa. ave,, eared Near i stroat, Yew Ss SCOTCH ALE— -HIBBERT'S ows s STOUT Cross & Blackwel Chow, Worcestershire Sauce. Just Souseak at ‘and for sale by J. 5 ay Ay! ghded it sal co., de 12 e03t “sar ee 'b street. 500 pares Py, TRAY dail toar- ecenieting Sevan tau eae by : “et O Wats.” Bo 109 Water st. NAMELLED LEATHER DUCK for Carri ao ‘coverings, and Green and Black Enamell: Maslin for Furulare Covering, forsale at Ne. $13 Tth at., by J.D. EDMOND & 60. de6-1m OITy ITEMS. Great Beox Saue.—Attention is called to the sale of books by catalogue at J.C. ae & Uo’s auction fooms, corer of 10th and D streets, at 7 o'clock this evening. The collec. tion comprises many interesting works of His- tory, Biography, Travels, Novels, and Poetry. We advise ail who wish to select Christmas presents to attend the sale this evening. —_— os CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE ConceErTioy. —Last Friday, High Mass was celi in this church, corner N and Sth sts., by ‘ie 8 A. Walter. The sermon was delivered by Rev. § E. Boyle, and was one of masterly y oratory and eloquence, abounding in language replete with eleganee. The reverend Father's subject, the Immaculate Conception, was handled with truly powerful argument, and his words en- chained the attention ofthe congregation. Mozart's 12th Mass was by the choir, under the directorship of the talented Prof. Geo. W. Walter, of Baltimore, who ranks as one among the best of our erganists and leaders. All the solos and soli of the Mass, &c., ‘were exceedingly well rendered by Mrs. Shea and Mrs. A. King, nee Melchoir. The grand solo “O Salutaris,” at the Benediction, was executed by Mrs. McSorley with taste and ex- pression. Under the leadership of Prof. W.. the choir has been rapidly and greatly im- proved. Sti eeins CHRISTMAS PRESENTS of Jewelry and fancy foods. A large assortment of Setts, Breast ins, Necklaces, Combs, Portemonies, Spoons, &c., all for one doliar, atthe New York Dollar Store, No. 496 Penn, ave.. near 3d street, which also secures you a free gift. —o HovipAY PRESENTS.—1000 styles of Jewelry and silver plated ware to chose from for only one dollar, at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. avye., third door from 4¥ st. DOLLAR JEWELRY StorE.—Something new and beautifel for Christmas Presents for only one dollar at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 432 Pa. uve., third door from 4k st. 30 Styies or Sterve BetTons to chose from for only One Dollar at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pa. avye., third door from 4g st. ees JET Comns at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penna. ave., third door from 4 street, nae SweeEt-Lirs is the 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 gecchcadues here For an Inriratep 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 obtain the gen- wine. a THE FEET.—Loss of health, energy, temper, and good looks, are the inevitable conse- qnences of neglect of disordered feet. To all afflicted we would advise a call at Dr. White’s Rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 43 and 6th streets. The skilfal chiropodist never fails to give relief without causing pain, and none can afford to suffer who are within his reach. 2 eee PERSONAL. Ik THE FERsOR j bigs BOUGHT A COW Saturday, t waif the Center Market, and lost hey the name dey; will coll at Her 40 Bia? ket street. Georgetown, he can have her pg paying charges. de 14-6t* J OTICE —1 hereby forwarn all persons from trusting GEORGE C, POULTON on my ac- connt as 1 wi Sion no debts contracted by him nor = ive NO O1 4-60" s. WILLIAM POULTON. MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER sons who bave left Watches or Jewelry at Rob- ert Sachs’s. 117 Penn. avenue, to come forward and take them away, as I will not be responsible for <— on and after the 25th of Decembe: de 14-9t* ROBERT SACHS. STROLOGY —MADAME KROUSE will giv: information en allthe affairs of life, an ts seamees toall other subjects. She can be consulted 1 honre ae the o and evening. Gentlemen Ladies 50 cents. e can also show a likeness as large as life. Heaidence No. 128 4%, street, be- tween C aud D. Island de 13- Tw* WANTS. wea -CLASS LAUNDRESS WANTED.—Ap- ne aes at 350 H street, from 9 to 128. m. FOR SALE AND RENT. Bsr RENT—A two-story and ate ienagyyoad HOUSE, N ae is. Sram be iTUA sea tie a re “y a TED—B: rienced laundress. the WASHIN' ACs of nome. ntlemen and ladies jothes done at the sho: notice. Tie best of ries! __ Address Box 15, Star office. 1t* VW ANTED— z ble woman, aS TUS ION andres cal cust or would se red Apply 332 K st, north, bet. t lst as aod de reference giver a 7 = NTED— oppectabl ile-aged wo = a aituA ies auanes ie wat family to wash and irom, References given if agg Ro ue togoin the country, Address Be Star 01 ANT Reh rybody to know that Sony a large shipment of CHOICE TABLE WEITER. cso he “olf now retaili ng 4™ and 50 Cente Jone Call seo it. 499 Lith street, four doors ‘north of Penneyivanta avenue. de 14-3¢ WAxTED-« young a native of the north, recently dischar; om the arm arries man, fr preg mets a 1S moog ithe BM PLt ed te 8 a can adapt bimeelf to any business Situation in a store Address ©. W.. No 623 0 street, between 4th and 5th. de 14-3t* ANTED—A WET NURSE. Apply ged Ww LER’S, 12th and Lstreets. dea Grice ss good 5 CARRIAGE TRIMMER. W's Apply to JM. BA EG BRO., de 13-4t* 403 Penn. avenue. ANTED—A good BUTCHER, one who thor- cugbly understands the business. Aol at 479 5th st., bet. 0 and de War a white man, 6 aiTbaTIow as k in some first-class restaurant. Good references given, Address Y. Z., Office. de 13-2t* Ws. ANTED—A SECOND HAND SEWING MA- CHINE, Grover & Bake: or’ Reg Ad- dress, stating price, &c., “KE. B.,” Box 962 P.O. Georgetown. de 13-2t* tween 4th and Fe RENT—To family without ee ee three UNFUBN housekeeping, corner } ats.’ Fe, REN > nae ej RTS ty BA eer ek ite gale, Apel Apply osm NG, Jr. & a F OR K ‘wo fine basement They have w water and in thy good stand for business." Inquire at corner of 10th. F°E RENT—A bet hans ft Ls HOUSE meomer sol ine eight rooms given liemediately. inquire at at P. PJouyENs SES, 166 lath atr: ‘OR tie BOOM —_ open Fe unfurnished, either ovate Ist oF 2d floor, at No, Tey B street north, bet. 2d ear op waste Terms moderate. de 14-at™ {OR KENT-T, ood tenant, a three story FSthrGk House, Sontaiving ten arame, ws ated on Objo avenue, between Lith and 15th stroets. Inquire next door, at No. is ig Hage able. de .. $1,0 CASH WILL PUROHASE THE Orthnitunmers House afewdoors 000 rcKs avenue, where you can make ‘abie your rent every month. ware at 45 dq street. de 14 3t* Fo: RED T—A nice}; a FRONT ROOM, in a smal! private fami ily suitable for a gentle- men and apeey Boara for | only. Address a note rr office, stating w ear ool Fo SALE—A FRAME BUILDING on gronnd rent, been used as a Can nter Shop, situated on G street. between oth and 10th streets. Apply to GEORGE Ww. TAUPTMAN, 912 1ith street, je 4 ro RENT—A neat brill BRI containing two ) passage Pitchen. three cham! pared yard ley; located on 10th stree heey pee ar cae corner 13th and le l4 \ ANTED-—By a colored cook,a SITUATION in a hotel or restaurant; ae who —— her business. Please call at . 249 Pi between 12th and 13th sts. de th 500 WANTED FOR ONE YEAR, &| cnred on real estate worth $10,000. ill zive $200 bonus. Address Box sue Wash- ington city, D.C. A GIRL WISHES A SITUATION as ook or chambermaid in a private family, “Hae no ob- jections to a boarding- —. Apply at = New ine avenue, between D and ——: Boe: two ays. WATED— —At the Avenue House, an AMERI- CAN of good habits, to make himself gener- ally useful de 12-3t* W ANTED—Bya ere a SITUATION as porter in a store, who will make himself generally Good references can given. Address office de 12 3t* A good CONFECTIONEB. None jt 1 workmen need apply, at SHAF- RIEL C onfectionery, 386 6th street, aa J and os useful. ; OK SALE—A GROCERY STORE, in a central part of the city, now doing a good business, and will be sold at a bargain, as the proprietor, and infirmity, wishes to retire from b or particulars inquire at Star Office. OR SALE OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, with a brick basement, containing six rooms and a kitchen, and large wood shed,on H st.. pose the Government Printin, Office. | Rent $2 po month. For particulars inquire of THe HAN: RAHAN, L street, near Ist. 14-3t UNE RNISHED ROOMS TO Er raitanies within three squares of Willards’, and suita- ble for housekeepiny “4 The rooms are entirely new, are supplied with gas, and win be rented very low.’ Inquire evenings at the N. ¥. Tribune office, 470 1ith street. de 14-2t RNISHED HOUSE FOR RE ten rooms, handsomely furnished, modern improvements, in complete ord»r, within three squares of President’s House. Nore but re- rti ona’ sponsible parties Oey EO WHRELER & CO de 14 3t* ball ty Tth st.. bet. Dand W ANTED- A COLORED GIRL to do general housework. To good gifl good wages will be given. Inquire at Star office. de 11-tf ANTED—We [ the HOUSES we cx get for frsticlasa tenants.” Also, FARWS and BUILDING LOTS in and around Washington and ¢ adjofving countr: rege *: p.L. WELLS & CO. B. ne 23 1m* 476 7th st., opposite Post Office. > WANTED. 381 WANTED. WANTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING Hine reduced his. price. to aeix GENTS PER b ed for IRTS PANTALETS. CLOAKS. CAPES. BACQUES) YOKES, LBANDS, PINCUSHIONS SLIP ke. + sti stamped b: the job. Weare weekly in receipt of the latest designs, and by the al we are p) red to stamp any pattern breught 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, F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Token, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawle, for sale. no 15 WV ANTED— —For a first class Confectionery in Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to bn | charge as foreman; must be perfect in iPorae ornamental work, and ve ere ed. Epaty at no Pa. ave ningien. D.O. ocd. Be D FURNITURE, Minnonee CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and USEF URNIS! pS GOODS of every deacri| . BUCHLY, 406 7th street between O and Hi vest tide, F HENRY NEW, land, who emigrated te London, © and was In New Gork in 1886, aud Ja Washington it 1863, will communicate with his brother Thomas New. of Marlborough yaitformation of great im- Bortance will be ad d, to him. or any pe Eicing Inform dion re: the said Henry New = = Gpenkrulty deemrana he for their trouble. de iz IX CENJS REWARD AND NO THANKS T0 SUE SETORNED Myetie abe GANGLOFF. formerly Miss Ada Barlley, left my bed and beard without just cause. and I do hevenz warn all per- sons ewe’ to trust her on py de 11 GEORGE GANGLOFF. Y NEW, of Marlborough, Wilts, Hag: re GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. i LLERS NEW DRY GooDSs Lb gh —Just received, a large additional of Fi Merinos. Poplins, Empress ire Iaines, low-priced Delatnes, Plaids, ‘Black Silks, Bombazines. Alpacas, (black and colored.) O: bourgs, Shephard Onerkss Ginghems, enfints (very low,) Blank ts, SI Muslins, Gloves on Hosiery, Flannel Vests for ladies seein! aan stock of Black § shaw. Cloths sale brie ae 101 Bridge a Sergey ’D. ro -s by no IN MILLER. M® me DR. arth IA the Natural Clairvoyant, + present and futare, ha opeaeane her of office a at 20, north side of Penn. ave. between 4% and 6th sts. Office hours from 9 to a &. m., and 4to8p. m. de lt Im* ERSONAL.—If you want good Vigars and To- bacco at low prices give the La Favorita Cigar Bore. 46754 14th street. a call. SMITH Preprietress. ‘Sims Mi: D*™ an ELL AND PHYSICIAN, aes Uy od of Volunteers), Offers bis Medical. Sefrices to the inhabitants of Washington and Georsctown. Particular atten- tion devoted to diseases of the kidney and skin. Office 208 Pounsyivanis avenue, four doors west of Willard’s. Bo 24-Im* CARD =DR. S.J. RADCLIFFE _ te and — tives Colonel, U. 8. offers his professional servic: =" to the citizens ef Georgetoan nod ‘Washington. Street, 2d doer east of Market, Cha n13-Im* D* CHARLES MN. BOWEN, Corner Massachusetts avenue and 6th yoteg Office hours—From 7 to m., 12 te Be and7to9p.m no 14- ma" ~ SEVENTH STREET. RN LIBERT NORTHERN LIBERTY BARGAIN 369 SEVENTH STREET. 369 HOUSEKEEPS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. EXAMINE OOR STOCK BEFORE PUROHAS- SAVE FROM 15 TO 20 PER GENT. We are now receiving a eantttul assortment of a: S, CHAIRS, ROO pes, ae TOP BLES, WASHSTANDS, AU! StEa DS < ~ Binds. anda comers ofall ki f FURN ing Extra] Saree Oa RPETS—OARPETS, to close consignment, st prices that defy competi- tie es BLANKETS-BLANKETS, | at wholesale prices, to close consignmen If yeu want at Extra Bargains give menos we are determined BONTZ & GROSRON, Ge 6-10t 369 Seventh street, abov ve I. rtment TUBE, which wo are offer: OHN P. SLOUG ae LAW OFFICE, No. 258 F street, ease sth and 1th, oc Sua ‘ashington. D. O. \ INGLE, C. * ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree‘ Neton, D.C 427 SEVENTH STREET. 427 HOOP SKIRTS! Allin 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. SIL. VERBERG, 427 7th street, between G and A. Separate Room for Skirts. de nl 6t* pePasimEnt OF METROPOLITAN PO- Office of Super’ eserdenen asa Och street west, - Washington, December 11th, 1855. By am ordinance of the Gerporation of Sehins- ton, approved February Zth, . it is duty of tenants or oceupants of bui Daiidings or im- ty, where there is any proved lots bordering on poi ublic reservation ia jootway or sidewalk, - have the snow removed therefrom within four hours after it shall cease failing.if im the day Soret soner ee the night time, before nine o'clock the succeeding forenoon, under certain penalties. If ice escumbers the pavements they must os made sefe aud convenient by removing the i therefrom, er covering it with sand or som able sul stance, Pyne u pe psn - comes the duty of owners or agents o| eae ie to thi« matter. provisions of the above named act wil be strietiee enforced. A. Cc. iow anbs, de Meecst y= EsSs HATS. Fashionable Winter Styles of 8TLK anny CASSIMEKE tiemen, of the’ Bates en and beat adalities, ats" it and 4 ¥ Hat am pheaprety » $3 ORS See pi NOS—The celebrated Grand ase sae. PI- ANOS from the manufactory of Knabe & Co . Baltimore, are only on sale and rentat No, 49% ith street, above Pa. "he Bedoe* ¥.0. REIGHRNBACH. Notice OF COPARTNERSHIP. I shall. on the Ist day of January, 1865, associate with me in the Lumber Business ME. THOMAS B. ae Ir., es ho, for the past eight years. has been my a Bod cmeient assistant. and the business from that time will be conaueted under the name and style of T. EDWARD CLARK & CO. nage extend- ed to me, 1 * a ‘Srlinusace ol Ko same to the ew firm, who b. ope merit it b; Y] always or all klads: gn hap S complete, je assortment nda of Lum- My books are me from this hoger and all = sens inde tome are ex BURR, | counts on or before the ig yr ot January nes ge Dealer. ler. Virginia Ave., between 9th east, near U. 8. a a, N Su wena a4 - FaUNEAs ie ant AES re, bRs: DRE D APPLES, D EhouEs, de6-18tif gan a mheis, See Bateeat Targe abd Basal Hominy BUA oe kd ITWELL & CO. No, 67 Louisiana avenue, pear Seveath street newest st —_ de 12-003 0 THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON. ‘The ASSESSORS of the different Waris will meet at the following places from 10 o'clock a. m. to 3 o'clock p m,, irom the 15th to the 3ist December in- clusive, fo. connec sigieser the names of those o itted from ae ‘Bonotns, ree ‘Benohas, Twenty second Bei ve wae aw Harkness, A street, »be- ith street Third Wa Riagitt rat Downs. Tate, be- tngeen 1 Sengaith ad Eighth tree! ae Harch, Pith street, vepeengend Beir TF Dyer, No. 671 New Jersey enue Sixth Ward—Charles B. Nelson, 393 G stréet south, between Sixth and Sevent) streets. Seventh Ward—Jobn Bi .Bird, No. 647, corner Sixth and D sts. south, de 9-t3ist SEVENTH § STREET. PAPERHANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES. w in store an assortment of all grades of PA- a ice selection of P GING Gilt Patterns for arg poy as ehoice Shee Tw inGws 3. Coneiantiy ree cebving additions. Persons eck Aine tig ped res will always find an fatty onc in store. ders punctually \eeapede fi i ¢ country. Terms fh no W7-2mif* nent Jabor. RITER. No. 486 7th street 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. N WHITE BEANS: AHO cy AE BUTTE CHEESE and EGGS. red. for sale New supply est receiv i, and a soe _Bo 25-12tif_ corner Band 9th Jol eer H.sMinH. 1 JAMES O. CLEPHANE BMITH & OCLEPHANE, LAW REPORTERS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS, ical [ppione avenue, oe 5x and 434 ste.. or _o *s Office, Oity Hall. E a a 8! FURBS!! We bavenow on consignment it froma New York Honsea large stock of LADIES and CHILDREN'S ¥e =e olevery Gosceiat an, which we oiler at New ork manufacturing prices, § ANEBURGH & BRO., bo %5-Im 375 ey 515 Seventh street. Ew mans IN ry Conan ees, by ip ne 8.8. Bourne’ Steam Ki jay eters ot Nature, ‘ititam Suhen t Bryant; fede Hon Badletion; Friese Ooe TAYLOR, Teeny 000 ext rpetual vioom- ROSES, sonsmnantel Whee and Shrubs, climbts ers parlor —: Fruit Trees, Grape ha nee of first-class su RDIN, 18th, cor. M at. ae AND a WREATHS, BO- angie. eee tural fi Fe inod ex Flowery mads to — a a ingt ction M Tate “of ‘er- ween K and L, ae EGG-N Prepared from freak Rigs, Cream and Sugar. Itie sea doulitod. and fm ena ‘two the weak “ar aale 7 BOAM # PERSE ALLE About 20 bbls of good white CORN. F 72, Biacaccronit Sancti O% ie i —s stoenire of Oe eats ata ia, Va. Heiter Lars ‘est street, New ETTEES AND OTE ae a te TAYLOR. A CHANCE FOR THE POOREST, LOTS TOR SALE EASY T ERMS. ANY ONE CAN BUY. $25 IN HAND AND $25 EVEBY TWO MONTHS TILL PAID FOR. QUIT RENTING AND BUY A LOT CHEAP. HALL, KILBOURN & CO., de 14-5t corner 7th and F streets. OR RENT—STORE No. 459 Penna. avenue. F south side, near Sd st. Inquire at No. poe 2d a ——_ 7 - ven for selling ‘ont. x1 Sara ye eiven to de 136 FC {NISHED OR UNFURNISHED HoU Tae for rent. Apply at No. 37 4% street, five doors from Penna. avenne. de 13-3t" ‘OR RENT—One large VNFURNISHED ROOM. ’ Apply at No. 16 13iy street, betesen cae D sts, le 12-2" Fo RENT—On the corner ot 13% and C streets, Island, a three-story BRICK HOUSE. con- taining eight reoms. Apply next door, del3-2t" FoR RENTS Two FURNISHED ROOMS, sit nated on she first floor,at No. 212 1 street, between 19th and 20th. de 13-2t* Fo? SaLE-STOOK. FIXTURES and GOD WILL of a Grocery Store on 7th st. Satisfac- tory reasons given for selling, Inquire at this of- fice. de 13. 3t* von RENT—HOOSE containing eight yet on h street. near New York avenue. oly to Rob! tT DOWNING, on Sth st,, between rs ia Jf, No. 364. TS “LET—HOUSES in the areisisties — Hot and Cold cone Gasin CY the rooms. OS M. PLOWMAN, pgt de 13-6t* oF etween 11) id 1 OR RENT—| r large comfortal furnished y- ROOMS, with er without board. or for house: keeping, on first or second ey, Gas, hotand cold Terms moderate. 153 G street, near 19th, on square from avenue and two frem War Depart: ment. de 13-3" | e SALE—A Valuable LOT on 13th — west, between BH and 1 north, running a 0 foot alley, with good Dwelling and aeStable.” ‘Also, 20 to 100 ngoee of i soot = Farming LAND on the Bia. cones rt moderate price. Inquire of J. x Le ELLs No. 326 C street, amin me Sth and ES T° ) LET—A three story BRICK HOUSE, con- ipining and w wth street wee J.F. Real Estate Broker, No 371 Dat, de 13-8t* between 7th and Sth sts oR RENT SEE HOUSE No. 354 Lthat., and N streets no New BE OK HOUSE No. 407 ‘north G street, perme 6th and 7th sts., near Patent Office, with nck HOUSE No. 355 434 street, near Arsenal FRAME HOUSE on® Lipo satan avenue, bet. ‘an stree es 38 Goorastows. BRICK ous No. 13 Potomac t street. with 8 rooms, ORICK Howsk cc corner of Bridge and Potemac strooty WINR 5 ‘or terms. vs . on ing jutre of JOS. F. KELLEY. Real Estate Agent, Office No. 363 8th street wes: near north Lstreet. de 13-3t* {OR BENT—One comfort#bie FURNISHED BED RUOM, with use of parior. convenient to sarton the north side of L street, » between 2ul and ¥2 3t" Fo ee = A FRAME HOUSE, conte ning 4 rooms and farther particulars o> Ga LAZEABY, 239 9th strest, between U baie Geer near ith Locality veamenS nd ‘ronventent to the Departmenta. AUCTION. SALES, [For other Auction Sales, tee fourth page.) B® THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. distratn fi | eat sa for rent due, ose ts 2 Shas! ied pda Tame Sbanty with © lar ey; ane Tbe beret A oa fhe isth of Decess eta otilock a. m,.00 premises t and ray Tsien acer a, ner ty bia Scan vee UNNELI., Baill. de 14-8t THOS. DOWLING, Auct, BY JAMES C. McGUIRE 4 0o., Anctioneers. FRAME iousE ANP Lo pore ox 13% STREET. On TU ARTE _ Desembe ber Isth, at 3% o'el ES Wwe shall sell the 8 w= Sgd fou pans in Square 28. Tronting $3 feat § inches on 13%) street west. between © and OC: streets. ranvin inches to a3) foot alley; improved by Dwelling-House, ceptaini nine roems, furnished with clotacs closet. ‘and mre ope two one-story Buildings or on ti nthe, (here third cash; balance in 6 and = with interest, and deferred page tobe red by deed of trust on the “Conveyancing stamps at purchaser's ex- de lid J.C McGUIRE & 0O., Aucts. ¥ JAS. ©, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, IMPROVED AND. UNIMPROVED PROPERTY 5 Noe’ 7g . BETWEEN 13TH axp 4TH STREETS WEST. DNESDAY AFTERNOON, December 20, at oo o'clock, on the premises. we shall seli the west half of Lot 3 partof Lot 4, Square fronting 4 feet on H street north, between 13th i aren west, running back 144 feet to « 30 feet immediately after the above, we shall Sell the Middle House of the three known as the os ame Buildings, located on the same street as the Terms: One-hsif cash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest; deferred payments to be secured on property a " Conve ‘anci and mpsat purchaser ’sexpense. 4 = O MeGUIRE & CO., Ancts. ae Hae & oe Auctioneers. VEBY VALU. bar at BY BE pOyED PBOPERTY On ER 5 Snag 2st, at 4 o'clock p. m.,in front of the premises, we shall sell partof Lot No. 4, square No. 256, fronting 15 feet on D strect north, ronning back 50 feet, improved by a 234 story dwel- ling, containing 6 rooms,( being No. 272 D st. north, between 13th and 1334 streets west.) Title perfect. All conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms cash. $50 down when sold. PLANT & CO., Aucts. * de 14-Tt* 350 D street, bet. 9th and 10th, ee PAWNBROKERS’ SALE OF “pjes FINE CLOTHING, &c.. BY ORDER OF T. B. HART- MAN. OF BALTIMORE. MONDAY NEXT, December 19, at 10 e’clock. at our Store, we shall sell the best assortment of fine OT ADIES: CLOTHING—Plain and Figured Silk j— Plain an Li svar, Velvet Disaies, Marino ond Delaine ond eaten, Ladies, ine Uoats, Cloaks, Shawls, &c , ac. MEN, TRND BOYS" CLOTHING — Fine Black Frock € . Beaver, Pilot and other Overcoats, Business Coats, good’ lots of Cloth and Cassimere Pants, Skirts, Drawers, &e ic. Fp rd ens os Beda, Blankets, Quilts, Mar- heets, Com! e. “ime Bisa. asta fnsergnons, Fine Gold Watches, Chains, &c We would particular attention to this sale, as all the Goods are of the best quality dels (Cl -) WR. LEWIS & CO. Y J.C. PcGUIRE & & 00., Auctioneers, CATALOGUE SALE “OF ELEGANT TABLE ORNAMENTS. FINE GLASSWAR ara ESE WARE, GILT AND BRONZ CLOCKS, SATIN PAyAEE cu iTalns. Te BLE AND BED LIN On TUESDAY MORNING. December 19th. at au o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall seil, catalogue, acollection of very superior Table’ or naments, G! are, &c., &c., comprising: Elegant Fine-Gilt and © oryatal Dessert Service Cut and Engraved Champagne, Wine, and te ‘ordinal Glasses: Gilt and Bronze Mantel Clocks Japanese Embroidered Screens Punch Bowls. Toilet Sets, Vases Elegant in Damark Curtains Elegant Satin Damask, Uncat is, Canopies Robes and Bed Linen ed Ware, Toilet a, = One poe large French ‘plated Mirror, with Gilt at the Anctton Rooms. . o. McGUIRS & €O., Anctioneers. Catalogues now — aera cash. B* WM. SMITH & CO.. Auctioneers. PAWNBROKER’S SALE. We shalleell od — store 410 Penna. avenne. be- tween 442 an C3 ng Y¥ MOBNL December 8, at 10 o'clock, and 6-in the evening. the unredeemed aot pledged at Popper Bro.’s, 13% street, consisting of— Gold and Silver Watches Diamonds, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Musical Instruments. Business, Frock and Overcoats. Ladies’ cake, Shawls and Dresses, &c., &c. N.B. We invite the ladies to the above sale, ne there will” be great ba ~~ a winter Cloaks, which are new and the la Sale every evening this week's nt 6 ° bisard of sta- ple and fancy goods. de 12-5t WALL & CO., Auctioneers. B* “Oring ‘Horse and Garri Bazaar 8 La. av., bet between 9th and 10th sts. SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c On SATURDAY MORNING, December is, com. Mencing at 10 o'clock. a © Bazaar. be sold S large number of Harness Work and Balle suited te harness ard saddle, ‘A fall descriptionat A lot of “Mules, broke to harness, in good erder. Miich Cows. A large collection of desirable ew and second- hend tion per Buggies. jy mochenens, Express Wagons, and other vehicles, 4new Ambulances. ALSO, A large collection of new and second-hand Har- ness, &c. A fine Family Horse, Rockaway and Harness. 2 New Family ©. 2 New Thastes, and » Withont regard to Carriages and Harness alway st private eale, is Aucts. ease On U, FQRNISHED ROOMS Fe RENT — Apply al No. 444 F street, be- tween Sth and 6th |» Suitable for geattonr and their wives. 12-5t* | ipo HOUSE FOR RENT, ee eight rooms. Also, rooms for rent with handsome parlor. single or suit, with board or without. Ta- bie Board at ir Saemmamn’ I street, between 9th and 10th, No. 4 de 12 5t* Fo RENT—Third Seok trom F Pa ae, in 6th street,a STORE Bt RouMs on 24 floor. Inguire of DUBANT xy BRO. del = Fo, SALE—A four story BRICK HOUS taiping 10 large rooms.in @ ceutral loc: ion. Passession given at short notice. For particulars address, civing name and res! P., Box 3 at this office, deli-lw_ {OR SALE—The STOOK and FIXTURES of a grocery apd provision store, together with leare of house of eight rooms, two large cellars. Batiefactory reasons given for ‘selling. Inquire at NW, corner Mth and N sts. de Li-lw Fo, SALE CHEAP—As = owner is leaving this city, a Ei story BRICK, also a two- story. OUSE in the rear of that same eatately Allin pee condition. Good title war- ranted Price 300 Enquire at 651 Ls north, between a and aenicinte 1 rooms, wrth all the mudarn Improvements, nig rome, wi Inquire of J. DEAINE, corner 9h and G streets, ext te Fount Preshy terian Cbureh. do 11-at* ree R ROOMS on first Noor, enitable housek A a os ae —— Ist straet, between C and D no ote 5 de 9-6t* rE RENT—Three 2 rahe "iioats. Ap. ply at No 21 First street east, between Band rth, Capito! Bill ded iw* F '—A neat FRAME HOUSE, contain- ing four rooms, in Georgetown. Rent $D per month inadvance Apply to No. 43 — st. Georgetown. 9-e03t* ET—ix or § GXRUERIGMED RvOMS. jarge Y: ellar. and Cistern, at Ni. 63 Kael, corner of 23th. re rc wis otf D. M. LAWRENC +6 AY OUSH, with lot, 40 fect F y Sehr tacep 7 aeea ce pag A 8, "Apply ‘at No, Tat ereet, rooms, stable on jeorgetown. (hai eae re ie the 0. 475 B street, northeast ben agnaes corner of Fo: T—The STORE aext to yy jer th. “lear Ve de a re , anes Star Office, KF sn th three ifont ologant unfa roa Son STABLE a —! CK HO! Pure tema aa A poly te to fice. dec t eee . BAKER, Star 0: AL YL a et kant fort: foruished. ete at Be NAGLE & €O., poctinnces, Sales-rooms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenne, corner of lith street, Nagle & iii give their pergonal attention the tale bya Estate and Household Furaiturest the residence of families declining housekeeping -_ to the safes of stocks ef Groceries and Mer- lise of every description, Horses, er . al LA nnn FOR SALE AND RENT. 0 LET—Two large elegant UNFURNISHED BUOMS at Ral fb Tyas between 2ith and 26th streets; conventet te, No children sdmit ted Fe RENT — oer communicatin ‘tly farn! nd one FURNL on first floor. abie for a 224 6th strect, between M ESE 84 SALE-& «mall HOTEL AND RESTAU- th splendid Bar, furnished thro: - out. rbded ee low rent. Patent at Rights | for sale, erate ee REDPERPORTH 307 ith Lilth street, ARE © References ex- _de 12-3t* ROOMS, de Pst nileman. JANCE—FOR SALE—The RA ROAD HOUSE RESTAURANT aud BOA B: ING HOUBE north 7th street, opposite City road Depot. abe shove will be sold cheap if im- mediate application be mage Foe A floor. and two Sti Sth 660 M, between 4th de 12-6t* week, Furnished Sone ROOM, on the first BSon the second. Address 5th streets. de 12-8t Fo, RENT “LOW Opposite Hall, two hand. somely FURNISHBD PARL RS on first and a ¢ CHAMBERS on second door Also, & HOU Sm. oer StaroRee, rooms. Ngo ticulars address Box 1 Star .OR REN T—On the the High fa aie a F ee all the nade iunprovemet sys ete cuin ee: large and ited a bcureenmcok ceniaite to my ‘eet 0 Plnce its reel th or without furniture. ret op the pees JOHN F. CARTER: [;OR BENT—PFurnwshea ROOMS A suite of A IBS BED- arnished PARLORS ‘snd f thectty, No 487 Thirteenth S strect west, between itreets. one minutes’ walk of iards? Hotel aud the Kirkwood House and Pe. eve. TEE: ae Two Sener ona Be a Sin build- ing atte corner 1 ). SVOLGS, Te- aaa oceupied by the late Joa. Shir asastove esas ain | Merchanta, Ree To WENZ-At No. ye S27 8 et abe: aoe AUCTION SALES. "THIS AFTERNOON 4ND TO-MORROW. BBX THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetows. VALUABLE PROPERTY 1N GRORGRTOWR, On THURSDA ars ous » December ith, t 40'clock, L will sell. Premises, pertol L Lot! No"ti8, fn beat 1s ont pores” 33 feet on, Beall st . between W ingtee and. rvaning back feet, ona cree oved by tr'teald frame tenements. va street, batwece Bosepsecs back tte > ‘oplar street ; balance ping Terms: One. tated cas months. with h interest, secured by & "Goad of trust on the pi Stconvepanclug And stamps at the cost ef the pur- A deposit of 960 will be required as soon a» the Property is — ene’ ni THOS. DOWLING. Anct. co. Ww. BOTELER, J) Jm., Auctionser. HIGHLY nie CAPIEOL ; BUILDIN cl NEAR Bt ‘OL a avi 6 inches op B street south, between New Jersey oa, and Ist street east, running back 123 foet te an alle) This lot isin the best neighborhood and one of the most desirable locations on Capitol Leone Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash. ($:0 down at sale.) and the balance in two equal bie ments at 6 and 12 months, with uotes eed Of trust. terms are not complied with lime y ty 9 groove thelotw I be reseld at risk and cost of 4) ting "Trani stampa at se of purchaser conveyancing ands ehonpenne of . ¥ P Cw. OTELE Jn. eS dade {Intel } Auctioneer. B* 3.0. McGUIRE & O©O.. Auctioneers, BRICK COTTAGE FOR SALE. We wil seit blic auction, on saveear. the 4th instan: 4 o'clock p. m., the desirab! two-story Brick Cottage residence, situated on sist street weet. near the cognat of E street. The ii fronts 31 feet. running back & feet 9 inches The house is 15 feet front, with enfficient ground in fro and on the south sive of the lot for building an ad- dition if desired. The house contains five reoms, with closets, passage &c., and is in every respect nveniently arranged. ‘he locatien is pleasant and desirable and com- mands «# five view ef the Potomac river and sur- rounding see i Possession will be given immediately. Terms cash. All conveyancing and stamps at cost ef pur- base orde 11: J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts._ B* JAS. C. McGUIRE iE 4 0O., Anctioneers. rossive SALE OF Li LOT ON DELAWARE PALS aCe BETWEEN NORTH CAND D On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, December 14, af 3% o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lo’ Square 84, fronting £7 feet 3 inches on De avenue. between C and D streets north, average depth of about 160 feet. Terms: One third cash; balance 6 and 12 months, deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust om the property Conveyancing at purchaser's ex de 6-dts JAS. C. McGUIR eo. Aucta. B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & CQ., Auctioneers. SALE BY CATALOGUE. OF HANDSOMELY- ROUND BOOKS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDA PRES ON THE FIRST FLOOR O TS, ac € oTION ROOMS. mmencing on THURSDAY EVENING, Dee. ath. at7 o'clock, and continuing several evenings thereafter, The'collection comprises— HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY. TRAY EL NUVELS. POETRY. &c., both Englirh and American editions Being hand somely toupd. are guitable for Presents during the jHelidaye. Terme Seeks CMCOUIRE & CO., 8.C. py! nae « CO. ee 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 Pilgrims. Sir Walter Scott-taking Leave of his friends. Falstaff’ Mu:tering his Recruits. The Village wep S Aucts. A large lot of Jewelry, AVatches, and Plated Goods, Fale to commence at TX o'clock, WEDNESDAY E\ ENING. and to continue every ——, at our Wareroom, 350 D street, between oth and 10th PLANT & OO, Auctioneers. N. B—A large assortment of House Furnishing Goods at private sale. de 12-3" Y¥ BRINSMADE & CLARK. Auctioneers, 372 Pa. av., adjoining Metropolitan Hotel. We will sell at ourstore THIS BV ENING « great Tarlety of ‘Photographic | Albums. Lattos’ Gents’ Hosters, Ui rts and ance Table Cutlery. silver plated Casters, Spoons and. Forks, together with & general yarlety « ot fu» ticles BiNSMADE Richa de n st Br x. WALSH & CO., Auct ‘ans Pennsylvania ay., corner ith street, REGULAR SALES HELD EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY = a? 190 Cuock- AT OUR SALES BOO. We have in store, on consignment, sonal Undershirts and Drawers, twenty-five cases and Shoes. Also, @ large assortment of Silver- plated henge og 8 ete —— ae ned ¥ we of ote to suit pure re as well lie sales. cz Parties in want would do well to attend salse every evening. commencing at 7 o'clock. Out-door s- les peompty stented oe de 8-6t ALSH & CO , Aucts.— BY W. B. LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers Li No. 307 Pouusyivania avenue, GREAT ATTRAOTIONS—THE. SUOrION SALE On WEDNESDAY § December 13, - es o'clock, at our Store, we rei commence con- linve every day at 18, and evepings at 7 until Christmas, the most extensive sale ever in this city. of Fancy Goods, Silver. plat ares, Table and Pocket Cutlery Gold and silver Watches: very variety, Pho Srograngtc Frome we ddent Wark sr y Dry Good xen. Desks. Dress Goeds, Hosi: chiree, ‘eoeetan, _.* » Gi Rooks, Annuals, &c.. with am’ immense varisty of Fancy Goods, Vases, oS See or ‘Christ- mas te. Y GREEN & TLIFF Las oF B provera. FURBNI- 3 TURE B PUBLIC ADCTI@: On TUESDAY, ibe sttnday of December next, wt 10 o'clock @.m., at No. 465, on 6th street, between ¥ and F streets, by order of distrain for house rent due meee = arrears. ag, | Bs “ay = nd Chattels of W. H. Frear, the following rt One Pisno and Stool, three op Bugs sd two Vanes Three agrees Sofas, 3 and Orna- Three Ottomans, three Marble-top Stans Six Hair “leth Chairs, one Straw Matting, and three Pictures One Brocssls Carpet, one Bureau and Glass, Bed- Blankets, pow oe Pillows, Quilts, Marble-top + tands Teno-ecat Chsirs, Straw Matting and Crockery Mab a Zabies, Rockers, Cooking Stove and And all of the Furniture mentioned in id distrain. S., Baia asa GREEN ENS BRGneS ‘Aucta, a7 THE ABOVE SALE is UNAVOIDABLY —— = OUP AT. ee 1th Instant our and place, By creer tthe Bail 4 des EEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B*?: C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. LOT IN REAR JACKSON | HALL ANDU. Son A ‘D UNITED On FRIDAY APTEENOO DON, December sth, at 4o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell the rear part of Lots 42. #3. and 44, in ——— 10, front- ng on an alley rupping in from $d street, and lo- cated in the rear of the jaited, States Hotel pro- Perty, and containing 2.417 square feet. A ‘am of the tien of the let be seen at A‘ dingrase 0 — ee? Terms: Ope Ago eash; the balance in six and twelve mon 8. secured by deed of trust on the lot, Comvepenek i ters de ae Or MCOUIRE & 00.. ucts BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO VALUABLE PUERING) LOTS BY PUB On FRIDAY, the Isth Instant, at o'elock we shall sell in front of the premises Te ond 1 on7th, fo rubdivision of Tand re’ a cL” 5 garg ange acca por 30 down when sold. je ld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, a imine Y¥ THOS. BOWLING, 4, Auctionssd; Georgetown. TWO SMALL Sowden 7 HOURS = GRORGE- On MONDAY Dec. sth sell,in front of Fowises en 4th Saaeet, a 3 streets enn and revenue stamps at the cost. ‘hai as 8000 as the pro, « posit of $50 required = porty ee: | SHOR DOWLING: Anat. ° ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. VALUABLE Fi IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ee aoe 4 ofclock p. gith ees co ek ead ited ta. ‘at the cost will be required on each lot ‘GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Capa te alanis tn six and’ |