Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1866, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. —- AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Nationat THEATER.—Last night but one of the em/nent tragecienne, Mrs. F. W. Lander, who wiil appear tor this time only in the char- acter of the Countess, io Sherigan Kno ves’ beautiful play of -Love; or, the Countess and tbe Serf,” supported by Mr. J. H. Taylor, from Winter Garden, N.Y. Splendid mati- nee 10 morrow (Saturday) afternoon. Mervexott Hatt.—The grest event to Which tovers of music have been looking for- ward for Weeks pst i to take pince rhus eve- ning. We referto the Grand Goncert of the justly celebrated Bateman Troupe, when our citizens will have aa opportunity ot odging for themselves of tue rightot Madame Parepa— secorded ber by the Northern press—to be rec- ognized asthe Prima Donna ot the age, and Mebdttul successor of the Swedish Nightingale. atso to welcome the favorite tenor Brignolt, also to hear such artists a« ferranti, Fortuna, S. B. Mills, Carl Rosa and J. Hutton. Opp FELLows’ HaLi —The festival, concert, i tableaux, still continues. Gobetore it is » Iate, Aud spend a pleasaut evening, and P 4 good ciuse—the erection of the New Church of St. Domime’s, South Washington. woe vax une ae Tue WasninGtox AttseNxat IMPROVEWENTS Pe Musewm.— Within afew mouths past, un- cer the dire_tion of General Kamsey, com- mandant of the Washington Arsenal, a story of one of the large store houses has been fitted up a8 8 museum, where all kinds and styles of arms snd military equipments, with banners, Nage, &c, are displayed. Tne room set apart for this purpose was used during the war as the harness makers department, and was the scene of great activity—sometimes over 20) bands being employed ‘bere. On entering the museom trom the south end the visitor finds on nent stands two bullet molding macbines d a cartridge charger, and near by. mounted cn carringes, are two singular looking guns, one with three barrels.) known as the Dani-h _spanola guns, which are fired from the muz- zie, they baving no vent. Near by are small models of fleld pieces and limbet 2 French and | Engisb. Op the floor are set two brightly polished #% pounder Cohorn mortars, such as were used by the Federal forees during the war, and around the walls are bung Rebel tor- pedoesofevery sizeandshape. Theheavy cui- Tass and helmet. surmounted by large plumes, atract attention and carry the mind back to the ile Then there is eyery style mall arm from the old flint-lock musket of the time of the Revolation to the latest im- proved breach-loader, urranged in eicht cases: while in racks along tbe side of the room are seen what aré known as wounded muskets, such as were picked up on the battle-fields, some of them Daving been struck on the mnz- zie by a canton ball, bent double, and others, which exploded, bewg rent in every shape Several mall swivets taken during the Me xi- can wer, known as Mexican wall pieces, are on exhibition, among the number one of six barrels, and anotber of seven. as also a large number of rebel swords, picked up on the bat- tle-fields, some of them evidently being those used by the Knights Templar. The Prussian needle gun is also here. (but the officers think that many of our breach-loaders sarpass it as an @ffective weapon) also a number of Moorish guns, very long in the batret and high- ly ornamented. Accoutrements, such as belts, bayonet seabbards, slings, &¢. with military saddles, from a number of the European na- Hons, are on exhibition, and in a few days the uniforms and accoutrements asedin the Bava- rian army—artiliery, cavalry, igfautry and Tifle—iately presented by that Government, will be adde ais the collection, Sui wed neil of all sizes used by us and. the rebels are neat- ly arrauged: and imetuded in the number are | hose from the smallest to the large 20-inch shot, be later weighing over 3 thousand pounds.) most of them cast, but with many wrought ones. A case containing specimens of the sev- eral parts of & musket, as it approaches com- ‘on, attracts atrention, as atso do speci- ms of the ammunition found on the ram Stenewall. Various styles of breach-loading repeating gups are exhibited, inclading the Union or “coffee mill” gun, the Gatlin zur, With six revorving barrels. (said to pe the most «feetive gon of the kind.) and the Bilting- burst and Requia gus, with 25 barrels. In this part of the room there are modeis of va- rious styles of fortification guns, aud a beanuti- ful specimen of a turee-inch Whitworth, (one of a battery of inscribed, “From the Loyal Amerieans in Tope to the United States, ~o1." Ola Mexican flags are arranged on the walls. Revolving bullet moulds attract at- tract attention, as well as an ammunition box, through which a piece of shel] passed. A bat. tery for igniting torpedoes, specimens of fases, And other articles of imterest are in the collec. tion. The arrangement of the maseum is very creditable, and all the articles being highly polished, and the whole room being kept scrupulously clean, the museum is @ very at- tractive spot General Ramsey has placed the museum im charge of Sergeant Hartnett, who has shown much taste and bestowed a great desl of care on the arrangement of the trophies and arms. in the gun shop, formerly im charge of Mr Jobn G. Dudiey, and since in charge of Mr Stabl, there are now but I7 hands employed During the war there were about 250 men and boys kept busy. In the machine shop Mr George Wright has at work but 19 bands, in- cluding the engineer. During the war as high ascS bands were employed. Mr. Meiants, in the gum carriage department, now works but 30 men in place of the 80 employed during the war. The saddlers’ and harness makers’ cepartment, in charge of Mr.Goodwin, worked over 20 hands during the war, put at pre est there are bat 4. Besides these the enlisted men at the post number %. Several of the storebouses bave been closed and the attend- Ants discbarged. ‘The work of improving the grounds, com. menced during the war under the supervision ef Col. J.G ton, is stillin progress uader the supervision of Gén. Ramsey. grounds north Of the old penitentiary building have been graded, and on 4% streeta fine pavement bas been lad, along Which trees have been set our. From this pavement to the seawall along the Potomac the ground slopes gradually, and on the other side, when the canal is completed, under the superintendence of Mr. Wm. J). Wise, (who expects to close up this fall.) the space will be graded. At present this portwn of the ground is covered with gun carriages, used at the forts and by the different batreries curing the war, closely packed, while the guus have M arranged on the green inside of the orignal arsenal enclosure. The old penitentiary building—in whose pre- cinets are the remains of Mrs. Surratt, Payne, Herold and Atzerott, of the conspirators, and Wirz the Andersonville jailor, buried near the fast, where the scaffold still stands, und of Booth, in ene of the rooms near the west end— is still Standing, the War Department not hay- ing yet approved the pians for tearing it down and usimg the old material in the constraction of the —— warebouses this side of the building. It is generally regretted that this work bas not been commenced, as the building is ap eyesore, and the place could soon be made = very attractive spot. At theeastend of the southern tront a new and substantial wharf 1s in the course of construction, op the er which there will be a crane capable of twenty five to Already bas the benefitof Mr. Wise’s ro- sect of cutting @ canal and filling up the ik on the eastern side of the grounds been made apparent ia fact that there is go little sick- ness atthe post as compared with previous seasons. The officers at the post are General Ramsey, Capts. Myers and Roekweil, Lieut. Wright, Capt. F. Whyte, paymasterand military store- keeper, and Surgeon Porter. The hospital is in charge of Steward Cole. We retibta KRELIGiIoUc.—At several ot our churches in- teresting protracted meetings are in progress, andin come thereis every reason te expect tat Jarge accessions will be made. At the Isiand Bapust Church the meetings are large- ly attended, and numbers of ingutrers present themeeives nightly for instruction. The pas- tor, Kev. C. C. Meador, is assisted by Rev. Mr. Nelson, of Georgetown. At the East Wash. ington Methodist Eptecopal Church, a fine meeting under the superintendence of Rev. George V. Leech, who is assisted by other. ministers, is in progress. Little (Sorsuch Chapel, in the lower partot Soath Wasbing- ton, is, onder the superintendence of the pas- tor, Rev. J. N. Davis, enjoying a fine meeting. Rev. Mr. Effinger is having a fine Meeting which bas been in progress some weeks at his charge, Hamline Methodist Onarch, 9 A protracted ting Was commenced on San- day night at th h street Methodist Protestant Chureb, Rev. D. E. Reese pastor, and is still im Progress. The pastor has been assisted this week by Kevs. W. W. Reese, Dr. Ball ana others. The meeting commenced several weeks sinee at the Wesley Chapel Mission, 9th and 5S streets, is still im progress under the cbarge of Rev. Mr. Bently,a well-known re- Vivalist of Uonnecticut. M street Methodist Church, under the charge of Rev. 8S. V. Tader, as still engaged in a tracted meeting, and pumbers have ai ly made a profession of religion and united to the chur Seo Oss ta GRaxp LARCENY. ‘esterday, Hy. Crump colored, was arrested officer Grant for the reeny of a | and five dollars, the operty of John DonaeAy. The parties are ‘b country dealers, and their wagons stood together in the market yesterday. Donneliy ad got in bis wagon to coant bis m pening fo turn saw the négro take his pocket- K aud moneyand ge thecrowd. Of. ficer Grant passing at the time arrested the neeres and Justice Morsell held him to bail for cow Tue CONSERVATIVE ARMY AWD Navy Union —L vet even ng, the Uaion metin the hall, (National Union headguariers,) Col. Jas. A. Tait in the chair. ngineer Mocka vee offered a preamble, set- ting forth that &revort recently published in a mornin pape by 4 committee of <he Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Unio), in regard to the removal of certain parties f cmpthe Government Print- ing Office, might mislead the public, accom- panied by resoltvions declaring that soldiers And railors shou'd fee! gratefal to the Prest- | dent for bis order. (The order recommends the appointment of discharged soldiers and sailors to offices.] The resolutions, after some debate, were re- ferred. to @ committee, who Lb or EE re- ported them, and they were es 2 fo Captain Payne, of Penn., ed the as- sociation. ¥ The proposed amendment to the constitution, imserting 4 section declaring one of the objects of the association to b¢ to benefit and protect its members, was taken up and ad as ar- cle 9. . Capt. E.R. McKean, Capt. Geise, Col. Boyce, Capt. McConnell and Oapt. P. Young were Appointed a committee to take into considera- tion the propriety of preparing a programme of literary exercises for the association. Col. Boyce, Capt, Geise and Capt. P. Young were appointed a committee to anggest some action calculated to counteract the falsehoods circulated by the Radical Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Union Club, with regard to the Inte removals from the Government Printing Office. Ad- journed. : ee ae Base BALiL—Aeystone agi. Jefferson.—Yester- day afternoon the Keystone Base Ball Club played their third game in tais city. with the Jeffersons, on the grounds south of the Presi- dent's. The attendance was quite large, and the game was watched with much interest. The playing, espec:ally during the first part of the game was excellent, the number of fly- catches being unusually great. The game oc- cupied two hours anda half. The following is the score KEYSTONE. ©. B.| JEFFERSON. 0. R. Dick, 2d b... 2 Robin: if. 2 Cope, p. 4) Stone, &. 3 Cutbbert, c. 4) Page, 2 Weaver, r. f. Smith, 5 3\McAutey, c. Deal, c.f. -4 2/Kinney, r. f. 1 Shane, 1f£........4 2) Yeatman, 31 b. 2 Mulbolland,ib 4 1) Anderson, p 0 Woods, 8.5.,,....3 1| Joyee, e. f.. 1 Total..... 200027 Total...... 13 INNINGS. 1234 678 Keystone ....... 2 3 7 0 ¢ Jefferson 3013 2 0% Umpire—Mr. r, of National Club. Scorere—Mesers. Thomas H. Ualian and J. T. Bowen. sie Tue Man THAT Exraers TO GET THE BRICK Hovse —LThe Philadelphia North American of yesterday says — + Mr. Taffinger, the fortunate possessor of the 81>.000 prize in the re. ders’ and S.ilors’ Gift Concert ae Was! is # fireman on board the steamer Snsqaehanna, The steamer was decorated with flags on yes- terday. in honor of bis good forfune. He says he will continue to stoke. He fimds Si) per month a ve nvyenient little income.” —+20e- CITY (TEMS, + -- - Gray's CoLLARs, twenty -fiye cents per box, at Franc’s Gents’ Furnishing House, 49%: 7th street, near Odd Fellows’ Hail, Sip alin Goop FreNcu Calf Boots, ready made 811; best French Calf Boots,'o order, $i4 to $16. J. Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, | and inside Hotel —— eget THE Gentlemen’s Brown Suits, THE Gentlemen's Brown Suits, Coat, Vest and Pants, Coat. Vest and Pant. 4 Fitreen Dol ars, Fifteen Dollars, *| At Henning’s, At Hennings 1 Marviaud avenue, Corner 7th street and Maryland avenue. eee Covens. @ Soothing Pectoral, Brown's Bronchial es are advantageously employed to alleviate Coughs, Sore Threat, Hoarseness and Bronchial atfectious. Those exposed to sudden changes of weather should have them, as they-can be carried in the pocket and taken 4s occasion requires upon the first appearance of a Cold or Cough ——= Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &¢., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Ubiropodist, 424 Penn av.. between 4 and ftk streets. Ct. fice hours from $A m.to5 p. m., and 6 to § Pp. ™m. No charge for consultation. —o PENNIES can be bad in auy quantities at the Star office counter DIED. ALLYN. On Thursday evening. the 1sth inet., MARY M.. contort of Lucins B. Aliyn, in the sith year of her age The funeral will take dence, No. 60% M from her late r north, on Saturday e ‘clock The relatives an: @ respectfully invited to at iz, 20th instant friends of the famil: tend YEATOWER. On the 18th instant. at 100 clock Pe BPRS TORHER YEBATOWER, aged 52 i His funeral wi HINA DINNER, AND CBOOKEBRBY. TOILET SETS, Opened @ splendid stock of the ser detac ieces, special attention of housekeepers MANTEL ORNAMENTS very handsome é Cutand Engraved GLASSWARE, numerous pat- . Asvericas od English CUTLERY, of superior fit “PLATED WARK, oa ALBATA; warranted, As we import tbe misjority of our good: them mi to order, we can at. all tia rest goods at a8 low prices a8 orainar' EBB & BE ily sold. Moe Ie6t* Odd Fellows’ H 1 oc 16-6t : wa? \, (At#eLic PLENARY CUUNCIL, EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE NEXT SUN- The YOUNG CATHOLICS’ FRIENDS SOCIE- TY will make another Excursion pat tito timore on Sunday. the 21st deg Sires in time for aving the depot here at! ene and Bec! jes, 7 vinnie ad arrivin the grand procession a! B op the closing of the Oou’ Bound Trip Tickets, apy of the trains on Sund For sale e "Pa. avenue, and at the beo! of Jebn T. Barch, 9th and D, and William ey. 340 north 7th street. F the accommodation of the excursionists, ill be offered on Sanday morning, at half ‘clock. at St. Patrick’s and St, ye oe 15 St T a NOTICE. HE UNDERSIGNED. ¥. DESFOSSE, French Baker, 367 19th street, corner of Pennsylvania ure of informing bis friends customers. it has pur- iment of Bonneau, hereto fore French Baker, tn 10th street, Washington compriting all his Stock, as well as all his cas tomers in this city, by mutual consent Mr. F. Desiosse. by industry, attention, vigi- ince, and ten years’ of practicing his profession has ceeded the establi Washingt to mi his name nch Baker, but for the i French bread. Dg ‘eafter the oustomers of both estab. lisbmenss to attend to, M Desfoase will neither tronbie nor expense in the way of fabri- tion, tobavethe French and American Bread of superior quality, and continue to have a good name. oc 6 Im*™ t AT BEDUCBD PBIOES. WHITE ASH. Locust Mountain, Chestnut. $7.25. De. Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Furnace, Do. Steamers, Baltimore Company Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Far- nace, bo. Lump, 98 30. ‘ae Bun Btove, Do. Egg, very superior Coal, ad. \, oem e he? 88 71 ‘ein, Btove an . 6. ones y pe Do., ests. er! ., eS Oak and PINE WOOD, of the very best wwsilty, “So wis the time for families to put in their win- “Onderg wil be recetyed at our office, 465 oth cy ween E and F, or at our wharf, at f . P, BBO sf rs Sane ear ire i tment of elvet, Apia ee enue. 203 FALL 8TOOK 486 with a large and varied stock ‘of Satin and low P&PBRHANGINGS, BORDERS, &c. Tassels, Picture Simi Rieees Woluet Seckene Terms positively sash f07 goods ond Leber. shag J MAGKRITES, 20.94 dys 8 APS Servsath otros rine ach Pp TLADELPRIG: In yrimelerder. Bear TONGUE: > N. W. BURCHELL. Corner lth and FP street océ wader Bbbit: House WANTS ——— ———_——___—_—— W4STED-4 MAW to resair furniture ‘n- nuire et the Star U2 ¢, W statement ar omce, ‘SanpEa e904 IN end SREET inog a er and East Capi Tetreet. Bast G. at th ecl) a® i# EDIATELY—A good 000 x, in milly.» Chori ist ce ig soe. oun- en . References required. firet cl OOK and a firet-cla LAUNDERES. The very veatnciotoe waane reguited No. 10 President Sau oc 19 at” YOUNG LADY Wi3sH¥S TO TEACH PERS A TS vic Fa . Add FANNY BLAEW, Port Umtice, for inves da I Sichte ars erly , WASTED-A respectable, stealy WOMAN as mee ree ond eramsiress. ie oe at preety between th andistn !/T® oc 19 3t* W 48TED—To rent. « GOUBE In the Went En contatsing from i0 to 12 rooms. with all mod- ‘brn improvements. Address M, Star O' / ANTED—A youtg MAW in tiie crocery store corner ith and F streets. Island. Mnat nn- ‘ad his business and be ©! Vy ANTED IM. Ww BARBBLS a oc 19 enSt* CABrENTERS—Wi ted. three good HANDS; strad) qe ail the winter Single men eferred, se reot T.M LEssB! jh street and B no: between 4 NTED—A good UPHOLSTEBEB immodl- cly. Apply to CASSELL & OO No 365 ork avenue. between 10th and 11th streets. 4 _00 19-38" bi WwW ANTE)D—A young LADY to work o#a Gro- ver & Baker sewing machine and to make herself usefal tp store: must come welt . Oc 19 3t with wif ed V ) ANTED—B: daughter, three nicely Furni conn cting, supplied with gas and water ences given and required. Address “G. F & gentiem and BOOMs, Refer wo oc 19-3t* ine wi Star Office. *. WANTED—A PABTNEE. $3,000 pleasant ani paying busine: acapital of $360. One of the best basiners |: on: the city, Address X.). Z., Post Office, Washington, D. ¢ it* ANTED— at Dorsey's W 4NTED—By a respectable young indy.a SIT- UATION as housckeeper; references given Address « note to F. B.. Star Olfice. oc 15-2t* ) ANTE thorough ACOOUNTANT, f few nights, te fix up a set of books dress apply at this office. on Ww ANTED- By an experience’ nates, « ATIUN, competent woman; beet’ of refer- Address a note to £. W. Star Office. feed, WASHWOMAN. Inauire etel. oc $8 ences given. oc 15 2" WANTED To RBENT—A moder HOUSE, in central part of city, either Furnished of Unfarnished. Address“ H..°” Lock Box No. 20. oc 38-3t* [42M WANTED To rent or lease for o term of yoars. a FARM in the vicinity of Washing ton or Georgetown on the north. Unexceptiona- ble references given Rent paid monthly. Address co. ’ QpOSWELE'S Fancy | Box 747 Georgetown oc 13 3t* ANTED Fry acarefnl Tenant. a small FUR- | NISHED HOUSE, or throeor four furnished ROOMS, suitable for ‘housekeeping. address. giving tems ant location, FuANK FORREST, ar lee. Or 15 28° ANTED—UOn or before the lat of November, # small HOUSE taining six or seven rooms. northof Pa. aren lth streetewest. Address References exchanged and between i’ and | H.H., at this office, | 98 18.t* * | W ANTED—For mall private family, a small HOUSE. of tsix roon tn any good Jo. cation. Rent po » exceel B30 $1 per moth, Apehy to Me NEIR & BRYANT, 495 Th street, oc - WANTED—For one year, on im- 3 1.000 prntiticns ctmenes sie ik twice the amount A fair bonus given. for one week, ‘‘Improvement,” Box No. 5, Star office, a2 0c 18-$t* V J ANTED—For a gentleman. wife. and serv: M 8 SUITE OF ROOMS, p ly situ either in Washington or Georgetown, Addre Box 646, City Post Office. oc 17-40" V J ANTED—Everybody to know that CALDWELL & CO., Beal Estat asd Employment Agents, h to No. 4583 be: t, A. 8 tS: Claim ave moved their office oc 17-8t* TINNER. None ox- cepta first-class hand need apply. all at the corner of 11th and I streets. i J. ATIWELL. oc 17. 3t* il HOUSE, contain ,farnishel or uofarnished, WA ANTED—To rent a » ing 4 or 6 roon within tour eq uares of the Treasury Department. Address W. OHAPMAN, Willard’s Hotel, OCTET eget Nes fe W482 New and Cast-Of Clothing. Watches. Pistols, Gun Or any other kind of goods. The highest cash ‘ice paid at the Mer- chant Pawnbroker’s Store of A. FULTON & U8, S02 Ninth street, three doors north of Pa. ave: Bole Agent for Singer's Sewing Machines. Brass Band for « Seametress wanted. oo 17 1m} aNTRD— Four or ive GRANITE CUTTERS atm jone Yard. cowie ERY NICHOLAS ACKER WwW ANTED—To purchase, a amall HOUSE, con- ventently si ed. ress, stating terms and location, “W.,”’ Post Uffice, Georgetown, D, c _0¢ 16-56" T%9, RESPECTABLE GIBLS WISH SITUA- TIONS in a private family; one as cook the other as chambermaid. A reference of six years give Apply at southeast corner of F and ist streets, for three days. 0c 16-48" ANTED—Three unfornished HOUSES in Georgetown to reut. stfrom $25 to $10 per month, “ORME & COUPER, 100 Bridge strect, oc 15: . VV ANTED—To rent, immediately, an unt an unfur- nished er farn! HOUSE, with lv to 16 rooms, local een 7th and 20th streets. north ef Penn's @ STARE & CO., 44% 7th at., Boom 13, oc 13-6 [3 —WANTED TO BUY FOR $5,000 £00, ae OF Cea etait ee per ions. ies at mt jo" Gem fired, No. 485 7th, corner 7th, between B and Maryland oc 1)-Im* Address, | ra T The ®TO corner of «th and F MACKEY On the pr_ mises: . to B emal', at Sproat, cornct th OR KER: ree BOOM! onveni I Bouse: ps Pate, joor. Bo “sou Ne sey avenue. between D and E streets north railroad depet, oc 19 INT_—Two or three + man aod wife. iu Bast Washington 1¥ at this effice 1 id ki 5 ae 1) itcheu: ren! 15 per jon ce. Apvly at WCTLERS Drug Store, 12th street and Maryland aa pe on O FRONT BOOMS, ON THE FIRST AND econd floor, fur rent: either farpished er un- hed; terms very moderate, rented tocetner ply at No. 29 or ee tel, © 10th street. be- tween Nand, Sat 00 10 2t* ica 4pm ‘OR SALE—A STAND in the Centor Market. Stand Nos. 97 and 9™. now occupied as & Baker Stand; doi: ut the best business in the parks; for sale c! Inquire immediately at © 99 ‘East Capitol street, between 4th aud sth streets, 00 19 3t* Fo SALE—A commodious BRICK HOUSE, 24 feet trent; aleo. a vide lot, situated on 13th street. near B street, Island; side alley 10 feet: back alley 3u teet = ee corner sth and E strects, opposi 1t* Post Office Department. F33, RENT—Three large. handsome. connecting BOOMS, iv one of the best localities of the city, Furpished a parlor. sitting room,and chamber, or parlor and two chambers, as occupants pre ferret. Well adapted for a member of Congress and Baily who could © arrangements for private table Also. a Hall BOOM on same floor. Fo. RENT—Twe. Unfarnished ROOMS ALTCHEN, suitable for hourekeepimg, Ap- ply at southeast corner of llth and M streets. Eu trance on M street, oc 18 St* —One or two FU KNISHED RUOMS in a private family, in Georgetown, Further entmay be made. References require 0 T. M_, Star office. o¢ 183 eo3t® © or two gentlemen commodated with Farnished ROOMS, family. Apply at @i6 6th st. bet. F oo 18 3t* Qi TURES FOR REN T—Tw. STOBES, corner of &)'G street north anc 34 street ‘Fourth Ward Market.” tor ren’ figure. Apply to WM, Bat 4 Pa. ave, L. Trastee, oc 18-3t* [POR SALE—A new two-story BRICK HOUSE, containing 8 rooms, besides ontbuildings, sit: ted on the west side of dth street door from D street south. (I is one of the best in that pas of the cit! mediate possession can be had. McLEAN, corner 13th street and canal Foe RENT—All of HOUSE No, of Pennsylvania aver between 44 and oth street. embracing @ large store rvom 80 fect de+p, and sine rooms above, Including pictare gallery = The location is among the best in the city for any kind of business, and will be rented cheap to a good tenant Inqnire on the Pretmires, or at No. $83 E street, between 9th bh and. im- Inqaire of WM. oc 18 St* 0, north side | es RENT—Two new FLAME HOUSAS. with six rooms in each, on 24th street, near_c)raer ot I, one square from the Uircle. Bent $16 per month, Inquire at No 211 F street. oc 17 3t* K% SALE—The LEASE and FIXTURES of New York Livery Stables. $36 a1 535 (2th Street. Would make an excellent stand for the flour and feed business. Price $250. o¢ i7-3t™ Fo RENT—A Furnished PARLOR, suitable Jer housekeeping. Terms moderste Apply fe hind Lostreet, between 4th and Sth streets oc ot" Fo RENT—A fine large PARLOB and B BOOM, handsemely farnished, bath room and dressip um ensuite; within two squares of the President's Man-ion ' Beferences retired. Ap ply to MCNEIR & BRYANT, 495 7thst. oc I7-41" Foe RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE. containing 13 rooms, with gas and throughout. No. ¥2, sitnated oo Pa, averus, be tw viene and 22d sts. Apply opposite at No. $5. oc 17-38" OB RENT—The la ory DWELLING BOUSEK. 28 by 47 tect, No. 27 Indiana avenne, With ® spacions stable and carriage house. Pos: session November Ist. Apply at land 5 o'clock p. m., at 490 H street, to JAB. TOWLES, Agent. 06 17-e03t Fe KENT—A handsome, weil finished two- story FRAME DWELLING containing § rooms, belpg No 434 north side Virginia avenne, between Ist and 2d ttreets west Tu a carefal ten ent will be made low. Inquire of J F. HAL Y 1 New Yorkavenue, bet. 12th a t oot Hi ‘OB BENT" k FURNISHED HOUSES. large Brick House, 15 rooms, water and gas, $100 per month ‘tly furnished, 10 rooms. bath and gas, $200 . ber month UNFUBNISHED HOUSES, 1 Brick, 9 rooms, and gas, $3 per month, 1 Brick, 9 rooma water and gas, $60 per msath 1 Brownstope Front, 10 reoms, water, gas, and bath, $33.33 per month Ap, Nv to ocl7-st" McNEIB & BRYANT, 495 7th st, OR RENT. To A FRAME HOUSE, containing 5 ituated on 19th street. between Q and Apply st the corner of 20th and \) sts. OR BENT—A large BBICK HOUSE. contain ing 13 rooms and cellar. with gas and wi ! OTTMAN , 553 1ith st.. oc 16-1 Foe BENT—The FARM, for the last three years «ihe Tesidence of Maior ky sistin, heephilus Gaines. con- near Fort Mahi raprovements of 150 acres. } Bri dress 437 r ash: ington, D. C.,or call in person, between 3 and 7 p. mm. oc 16-t! an, 1 mile st » and 676: eDUe, Ww NTED—By the isth of October, an unfur- nished BBICK HOUSE, containing eight tooms, with modern im: tovements, be ween and streeta, Pennsylvania avenue and N réet. Address L., at this office. Best of references given eqnired. #029 tf VV ANTED—We waut HOUSES large andsmall, WwW furnished and upfurnish aE and to sell to first-class tenants. Als OUSES for abou .000 or $6.00 cash ne: - ington. D.L. WELLS < CO. se 251m corner of 10th and F streets. rent 1 ih Bished. pel . he on ata «| can re permanent and responsi TENANTS by applying at STABE & ( S OMmee, m3. Wealso want to buya 10K BOU in @ good location, containing from $ to 12 rooms. se 21-1m* WW) ANTED_ By a reapectable young girl. W ‘iarion 3 dot castes ZopnK gir SIT- plain sew- ing. Address a note to J. A , Star office. se8 WARTED— BOORD TURE BBORS, Oa B. DING asd HOUBEFURN of every Geecri) . B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, Je HS between d and H. cast side oc EW FALL 8TYLES GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, The subscriber having. at considerable expense and labor, thoroughly refitted and beantified his cts andor sao Mba ae aati te By 16 public as just tt from the North? and is now in daily ‘receipt of ‘his FALL AND WINTER PURCHASES, Embracing a large and varied assortment of first- GENTLEMEN’ FURNISHING Goops, Selected in person and with great care of th and leading Im Ty Housse we York. nest My facilities for doing business are of the most favorable character; buying my goods mostly for cash, with store rent free, and other expenses light, enables me to sell at the very lowest casn ic en. Thankfal for past favors, it is my intention for the future. by Tict attention to business, to merit a continuation of the patronage so long and 80 liberally extended to Be CHAS. H. LANB, Gentlemen's Fornishing Store, 424 Penn’ BEMOVAL. se 16-eol0tif RRMovat. J. P. DENNIS, COACHMAKER, Begs leave to {nform his customers and the public ai re Pi A pyeerally that he has BBMOVED is old stand. on 6th street. ex a r- rk os in the count: He bopeabe, amie apy r ry. uf i bat firet cl; ‘ice, ploying Rone ret clase mechanics, and a but the best together with stri attention to bestneas, to merit end: recoine fair share of patronage. sep 3 com j4™ COOKE & €0., BANKEBS r AND DEALEBS IN GOVBBNMEN ECURITIES. Old FIVE-TWENTIES taken in exchange for New, and # liberal difference allowed. COMPOUND INTEREST notes bought, of MEO ONE Rasen a, gery. Gray’s Anatomy. Flint on ee dee Fiala jence a! or Ys Materia Medica. aud many yeots. f b: ee PANCK TAYLOR OB RENT—In Georgetown, a FURNISHED HOUSE, containing 10 ro water and gas; ituation healthy and desirable. Apply at No. 30 Penn avenne, pear 2ithstreet. Oc 15-Lm* JB SALE OR RENT—A GARDEN FARM of from 12 to 15 acres. with heuse, stable, &. miles from the Center Marke th of the Inquire of BENRKY & WALK Federal Block, corner of 7th and (CB RENT—Fournished or uanfernie FGe.intie DWELLING HOCEM. No Washington street, Georgetown. Terms reason. able. Apply on the premises between the hours of 9a.m and2p.m. 00 15 eo3t* OB BENT—Large and mall furnished and on farmshed BOUSES and APART TS suit- able 1or h usekeeping. Also, For Sale. several small HODSES.on been 1 Inquire STABR & CO.. 485% 7th street, Boom 13. oc 15-3m~ Fo SALE OR RENT—On Peume avenue, a very valuable roverty: Sots of a three- OUSB end BACK BULL of the National Hote! reinfront. Title ind: JOHN W. MAGILL, corner 10th street west. BENT—Three handsemely farnished PAR- MORE and BED- ROOMS coe three-story 128 feet be let together or separately sie kitchen and beth, Gas and water In the Nous, If let together a part of the rent will be taken out inboard. 4 FURNISHED HOUSE of ten rooms, and bath and gas and water. will also be rented on medcrate terme, Apply at 234 H street, betwe Ist! a 20th. oc 13-tN, Fo. SALE—A desirable BESIDENCE in Georgetown. The house contains nine com- fortable rooms, is conveniently loeated, and in all reapects well suited for a private ence. A desp. will be sold raat bargain. or jeep, Ww! 80! 8 gr argsin apply to McNEIR & BRYANT. 496 7th street, between Dand oc 1l-2w ir two gentlemen, a whed PARLOB aud BED. family. near the Capitol. Onl: pnezceptionable references Star 0: y oc 3-im* OR RENT—A large DOUBLE BALL or two BOOMS Also.alarge BASEMENT suitable for the Oyster business. JOHN H. SNYDER, Bo. 56 Lo isiana avenue AND BAKE HOUSE. uae ne . Also, 10 unfurnished BO: Goo to Faint end Uil ttores 830 EETbwrgtes onde eee eas + al ands; On couteper gallon Wit RUTH ERFOSD 0c 2-2 Botreet, bet. 12th ana 18th. F SE RENT severai BOOMS itm Telegraph Of- fice 34% Pennsylvania avenue. For terms in- anise st age treet, north Patent Uffice, at 10 r) fe Apvly SC. B- BAKER. at the Star Obes. | {OR SALE OB BENT—My DWELLING, sit- K ‘uated at the intersection o end yn of Maryland nie avenues. 7th and 8th etrects weet. front by 214 feet deep, Cg half of baunee JOHN fa Fidoose Mea GRO FRO located atthe north: (CANES—OANES- OANES. ‘A large ena Siegnat eentement of SILY. of AND IVORY BRAD, JANES, heavy Goldand. ale 5 materi ry oad 5 reman: suyten ate’ Sil hip. At it'e eb! a 80 29-0010t 422 Penna, nvenue, aear a at, AUCTION SALES. | pwekadain Saree paeyy T R® NAGLE @ Ov., Auctioncers. Om SATUBDAY MORNING, Oet ber 2 at 10 © chock at 294 n«y ivan lores tne bal e Of +t00k of uor House dectini asi ness & Crees ine Wives vense: Cl stat % . cane ne Champacne % cases Bargundy Axa ‘est variety of Whiskies Brandtes, Wines. 1p wood end glass. Aliso, 10 barrel« of Flour hoice Fegars 50 pact 100 Black ani Green Teas, Starch, Soaps, Brooms, = Coden Ware, & ° A laree assortment of Clothing, Dry Gouds, Undershirts, Drawers Bocks, &c. 8" 7 Govts Will be added— egs Barley. No. ll end IV 28 Groat sell, within tne | Sonam above goods, com Usssimere and other Pants and Vests Pieces Cioth. Cassimeres and Osest note White and Colored Sbir's and Drawers Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers Surpenders. bry Goods, 8. Large stock of Cuttet ‘as— iad = Knives aud Forks, assorted & dozen Penknives, part very fine 40 dozen a 28 dozen 20 dozen English and Case Grogs Soap Dozens Cologne ard Pertumeries, large stock 80 dozen Combs. assorted Very Spe Albums Honey and Windsor Soaps aud Note Paper Fine Castors and Ice Pitcher, With of other Goods, allof which will rily sold for cash i W.L. WALL & OO., Ancte, BY J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. | TWO DESIBABLE BRICK DWELLINGS ON | fore ia near the New State Department, at | uctic - On SATURDAY EVENING, October 20th. will | offered at auction the two tw: ory pew Brick Lots, containing kitchen eaeh. press brick frouts, with brow heads and sills. situated on Fourteenth street between T and streets uorth Nea. 69 aud-} ne square porth ef the New State Department: tne street ears pass the door. Pessersion given to the largest and north house Immediately ; of the other early possession can be | bad. | The houses are very convenient and very ic sirable Immediately after tre above sale we will sell the south adjoimng Lot, No. 22,in Syuare WS, 83 fect s inches by 138 feet to a 39 foot alley ' Terms: One-half cash: balance in six and twelve | mouths secured by jeed of t nthe premises. al Hi conveyanct and revenue stamps at the cost | e pure : The property can be inspected at any time oc 18 c._M au 10, a x 18 c IRE & ¢ Y J.C McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. EVENINGS SALE OF BOOKS AT THR AUC. | TION BOOMS On WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 24, com. mencing st 7 6’clock, and continuing the next eve ning. same hour. we will begin the sale of th Bo of the Library of the late Mrs. 5. L. glieh, embracing some OLD ANB VALUABLE BOOKS Catalogues will be ready about Monday ALSO. Set Philesophi: Instraments Small Chemical Cabiuet S pairs Globes, number of Maps. &e Terms cash 3.0. McuUiBE & 08, oc 18 [Intel ,Chron & Repub.) Auctioncers. Y K. F. PAGE, Auctioneer. i TRUSTER’S SALE ©F DESIRABLE PROP. | ELTY, BEING LOT 12, IN SQUARE is5, | Located on ourner of i7th street west and K street north. and iu the rear of the residences of Chas. | Kuapp, Bsq.. W. Riggs q By virtue of a deed of trast from W. Anderson and wife to me, dated Oct. 20. corded in Liber J. A. 8 .No 164, folios 104, 105, 16 and 107, one of the land records of Washington county. D, ©. 1 sball sell the above described Property. on the premises, on TUESDAY, Oct. 30, 1866. at 42 o'clock p m. iyo reas rime Sf sete. Conveyancing Sand stamps at purchaser's co# peat parchaeCLFRED BAY. Trustec. oc 18-4 K. F. PAGE. Anct. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF A TWO-STORY AND ATTIO FBAME HOUSE AND LOT on F street south. between 8th and 9th streets, Island On THUBSDAY, the Isth tnstan’ So'clock | we sballsell.in frontof the premises. one | two story and attic Frame House, containing 7 conveniently arranged rooms, and Lot 16 feet front and 124 feet 10 inches deep. Terms $1.00) cash: balance insix and twelve months, for notes bearing interest. and secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All convey encing and revenue Stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when the Brent is Knocked ocl0d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anots. S7-1THE ABOVE Sa 18 POSTPONED UN- til THUBSDAY, the 2th instant, same hour 4 place, “oct GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, ts ec 18 §21 D.L WELLS & Co. Auctienecrs and Beal Estate Brokers, Northwest corner lth and F streets, VALUABLE STORESTAND. DWELLING AND TWO LOTS OF LAND ON THE CORNEK OF 7TH AND T STKEETS BNORTA. NEABLY OPPOSITE THE 7TH STREBT PARK. On WEDNESDAY . the 2sth instant at 5 o'clock Pp. m., on the premises, we shall sell st public anc- tion, 'all that twostory Frame Store-house and welling of B five rooms, with the Lot of laxlu) feet deep. Atso, Adjoining, and on the corner of Seventh and T streets, a Lot of Land, t4feet 7inches by 100 feet ALso, Valuable Building Lot at Centralia. Terms: One baif cash; balance i: 820 down on cach sale. id stamps at purchaser's cost, Title perfect 7 0618 D. L. WELLS & 00., Aucts. BX J: ©. McGurRE & 0O.. auctioneers, BAND EXTENSIV: ALB 8 OB BOUSEHULD FUKNITL BE CAT ae RESIDENCE OF JUDGE ©. 470 71H STBE! BETWE On THURSDAY LORNING October 35th, com- meneipg et 0 cloc! wes sell. at met : dence, all the excellent Farniceres sou, ting of— Malogany and Walnut Hatr-Cloth Parlor Furai- Re jhetnot ar Dot Mare le t0) Genter and Sofa Tables ‘arlor Carpet,in cood condition A number of Walnut and Mabegany Suites of | Furniture, with and without mber of bandeomely’ Painted Gert of Cham ma | o' some’ mt = ; a walters, sik ard S siciehies A per of detac! uresus an a ate meeeeess Walnut, and Mahogany, with le- abogany, Rosewood and Walnut Wardrobes ry mabe of fine Mattresses, of Hair, Husk, and ir To! A number fine uuality Feather Pillows and Bol- iJ Large uantity of Bedding, such as Blankets, fort ilte, rT Scr and sTiew rift Coven. cot Walnut Sideboard, erator Two Walnut Extension Dina Tables Large cuautity of Chins, Olaste ant Orock 01 “Gare, and number of Plated Onstere Sead, Hall Bat Tre and Oticloth al Tee. Huser of Parler and Chamber Cosl and Wood -top Coeking Stove and Furniture Pe dma nt of Kitchen Bequisites. &c., ‘Terms cash. tie Varnitares Woapentoy, previnen te ee jt s, previous to a cls [Intel] SC. MeCUIRE & OO. Acts’ ¥ J. 0. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD FORNITURE AT AUCTION. We will sell, on MONDAY MORNING next, Gc- tober 24th, at 10@’clock, at dwelling No 69 1th | street, between T and U strects. nearly oppo- | pir} ed ew. State Department, the Farniture in aa Ouse, Viz: oi ood -case Piano Forte. Cover and Stool, 'y and Ingrain Carpets, Hali Oil Cloth, rs, a 01 ain a. not, i De Three- Fine ol Looki Walnut Writing * care, Walnat Exiension Diniae Tatiee ne feet.) jon nim af . Sewing Machine, Mahogany Sidsboard, oes Flat-to Stove. smali Parlor and Chamber ite’ Z ‘ockery and Glass Ware. Toilet Ware. ‘ogeth: ith the ousehold % fend Kivchen nee tse, 7 set Bi; Bi eae, * Brille aud Martingale: cash. ooled a 2 te wie SAE Depot. ? ereey avenue, ‘wo shall soll tho ten cee seven Immedi ae , ia to ceo lia) 0 towne 0 09. ance 10 ee Aamir rae ale cheap, (ou 3) #00. oul | street exst,in a bealthy | meveing at7 o clook Dr 1853, and duly re- | Sb AUCTION SALES. _ THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. YX WM. L. WALL & OU. Auctioneers, Btores Nos 313 aod 317 South corner Pona's avenue and #th street REAL ESTATR AvOTION On TRUBSDAY art ovclock, ve will well. & of Lot nom! i site to Walker's and Lith streets, ‘aes SO, being meariy 0} rd. and between areas, oe ib A Op FRIDAY AFTERNOON tn front of the prem- lees, ats sell Le chock Commencing & Square Sijwe will 24th 0, Lot reet, apd rupoing eck to @ 28 foot ailer. Noi. in Square 2° t F streets. fronting @ teet on 2th on porth F Also, Lot No 4, f fronting 1 e8 6 inches on no’ Tupnivg throng to Zist street We cali the attention of buyers to the above sale, fd they will be poremptorily sold for cash, and offer UN cenveyancing apd stamps et the expose of * purchasers A it of @W wil! be requires from each pur- charer as soon as the property ts knocked down. oc8a W.1 WALL & ©0O., Aucts. S7-THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONE’ QP acooust of the rein Lot Ld WEPDNBSPAY. rh 4%, to THURSDAY, 1 id places {intel} oc lz S?7-THE ABOVE SALE OF LOT 2. Square 30. is farther postponed to FRIDA 29th, eame heur and place W.L. WALL &00., 18 {Totel } Auctioneers. * ¥ W.L. WALL & ©0., Avctioncers, COMMISPIONER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE siXTH WAKD Ey virtue cf the orjerand Court of the attrict of Joly 16, 1866. and passed in - titten of the widow and beirso! Benjamin Bean, decearcd. against wavid and Henry Jones. the up dereignec commissioners will offer for sale at ie suction ,op TUBSDAY, the i6th day of Uctover, 1866, at So clock p. m,n front of the proudses. Lots of ground numberen ten, (10,) twelve (12) and thirteen, (15 | sccording to a subdivision of origi nal Lot pombered two. (2 Sqtare pb be pine bunired the city ot W on the corner of the cit: Terns: One-half cash: the residue in six aod twelve mont! s, the purchaser giving bie bonds ter vd payments, bearing iuterest trom the . all Copveyapcing and stamps at the he mrchaser Title deed to be retained until the whole of purchase money t« paid wih M DIXON Cc. A J] ASBURY LLOYD. Solicitor ree oc 5 eokds L WALL & 00 , Aucts 87 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED TO FRIDAY, lsth inst., at iz o'clock m. By ordere the Commiert..m A. LLOYD, Solicitor oc {Tot} WL WALL & CO, Ancts. BY™«. WALSH & CO, Auctioneers, No, 2nd Pa , Corner 10th street | LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF CLOTH. | “ING PIECE 4 UT Put Go0DS. ron ac. AT AUOLION aE T A € eek. the following go ds be sold, without any reservation, for cash, & Gente’ » Frock. and Burloess Sack Co: o vy, Beaver and other Over eats 180 pairs Gente’ bineck and te, 200 dozen assorted O. 2 pieces Fianne). all «vel; 10) pairs all wool bianke: Topether with a larg Tabie Cloth Table Balmoral Skirts. Rosi Merinos, Catiooes, Mui Breakfast Shawls, Noti & goods uot Lecessary to enumerate oe 17 St M.K. WALSH & 00., Aacts. B**; PAGE. Avctioncer 5U2 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Hall. Continuation of an Extensive Sale of Blankets Castors. Plated Ware, Cutlery, Guus. Boots and ore. ap! @ larce smsortment of Fancy Goods, EVERY EVENING this week. commencing at 6 o clock K. F. PAGE. auctiourer, oc 18 6t_ 027th st: under Odd Fell ¥ W. L. WALL & CO . Auctionsers, Origine! Horse and Carriage Basear, 95 Louisiana avenue. SALE OF HORSES, C BEIAGES, HABNESS, ic ac . On SATURDAY MOBNING. October 20th, at 10 o'clock, we will sell the Bazaar, number of Sadcle, Carringe and Work Horses, a full descrip- tion at sale, compre abou iT? Many good Work, “ae and Harness Horses LO, New Express Wagons, with and without T unt thie city, ta stditceed Lao, A large collection of New and Serond hand Bug- ics, Rocka Carriages, Wagous, and other One Hack aad one Coupee in good order. ALso, New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Car- ringes, &c.. at private sale satan, sales days, Tucedays, Thursdays, and Carriages and Harness always on private sale, on L Watreeo Aucts, 00., Auctioneers. » corner 20th street. "Ball B* M. K. WALSH & No. 259 Pi poops. and Jepan ‘ » Crockery, &c.; al OF. 5) very choice Patutings. richly framed 5 One very superior Brussels Carpet, nearly new, 57% yards, One very superior Three- ply do; Eiptiese Setts, all new; eves: Cane-seat Chairs, Bureaus, Bedsteads; Tables. Mattresecs, Blankets: Bagatelle Table ousehold F And mera! assortment of ture. © ‘Has. Ki oc 18-2t M. KB. ~» Aucte. B CBOWN, WALKER & CO., Auctioncers. HOUSE D LOT AT AUCTION. We shall sell SATURDAY, Ucteber 20, o'clock 4 mises, part of Lot No, jo. S12. ¢ said property fromts 15 N street north, between Sth west, running back 185 feet to a 30 foot alle; Proved by atwo story Frame Mouse, Hal ib: balanee zene twelve months. All conveyance at cost rohaser. cclbst"” “CHOWN, WALKER & 00., Aucts, B™ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. BHOUSEBOLD FUBNITURE ON 131x STREST. BETWEEN G AND B STREETS NORTH, aT PUBLIC AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 234 inst , we all sell, a! Plush covered Sofas, Oastor and SideChairs Marble top Tables, Whatnots, and ¥ o'clock house 419, on 13th street, t . Wiz Inut Mart.le-top Sideboard. with Walnut Extession le and Dining! baire Walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus, and Wash- air, Husk, and other Mattresses. Brussels, Turee-plys Ingrains and ether Car- Pe! all Olleloth and Stair Bods EE 3 pe And many other articles, which we deem anneces- v sary to enumerate. es a ob: GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. t LATTA. B® Elebocgn « batta, sa GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A IT AND HOUSES: PoRALE Oy HOE AR OPeRR OY «the n a ‘ . willsell on the premises, twe two frame houses. contein. One 4 rooms and the other 6 rooms; one new. Will be sold together or separ 80 down on each house when ron & Int) och ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENC E AND. 0 ADJOINING LoTs prAS anxe OF 14TH AND M@ ‘Ss HA roeLic AUCTION caceieeg _ On MONPA Y, the 220 instant. at 4 o'clock p. .. we shall sell. on the premises, Lots No. li, and 18, in Square No. 282, with a two-story neon en es. six yo beving five — . and houses. Premises flower garden, &c-- with twa ndvoining lots: ts Teood borheod, with fine rest- T " ing and revenue stampa at the cost of the 5 - $100dowa on oot," GReEN & WILLIAMS, Avets. B JA8. 0. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. 1 OF 4 VALUABLE BUSINESS AND. beat Pern avenue, om s0th street, weet AFTE: Riel sorths witha chore Siew See ae - 7 ene 4. 0. McGUIRE & 90 1 OQ BUSHELS DRIED PEaceEs. ver ht D aetaals « So <7