Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1866, Page 3

i AUCTIUN SALES. (Por otter Awction Bates see fourth page.| F. P&G, Avctioncer. Teh street, ‘ander Odd Fellows’ Hall. eee rewad ‘Bs lery. Hoots and Sboes. Mats, ‘g@ Gesert, tof F Goods EVERY E NG’ this week, commenctag at 7 o'- THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. = AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. ATIONAL THeaTER.—Farewell it and Denefit of the charming actress, a a Lander, (formerly Miss Jean Marie Daven- Port.) who wiil im ber admirable im- Beautiret lay of the sHunmnae ee bbe ed by Bir. J. be * as “Master Walter.” Watt's Orzra Hovsk—This cosy theater ‘Will be this evening by Messrs. Daf- field & Waldron, lessees and man: with the drama of © Don Cesar de Bazan"*and other performances, dramatic and musical Seaton Hatt Bittiarp Satoon.—Grand —— this evening, when Messrs. Dadi '” avanagh, and Melvin Foster, of New ¥. and Victor Potphe and Ed. W. Nelius, of Philadelphia, wi! in Ovp FELLows’ L.—Last week of the grand festival, concert and tableaux for the benefit of St. Dominic's (new) Church, Island. No one should fail to attend while the oppor- tunity is presented. an ae Tue PRInter’s STRIKE—The Act‘on of the Typographical Soc‘ety—On Saturaay afterno sn. anadjourned meeting of the Columbia Typo- graphical Society wax held in tae Council Chamber, City Hall, to hear the report of the committee appginted at the P igtrioneng meeting to wait on the Ployers and inform them of the Action of the society in adopting an amend- ment to the scale of prices t@ the effect that the wages of compositors and pressmen should be S24 per week, the day’s work to be eight hours from October Ist to April Ist: for extra work 50 cents per hour, and for work after midnight 75 cents, ie on morning papers. The pres- ident, Mr. J. C. C. Wbaley, Occupied the chair, and Mr. E. MacMurray secretary, and nearly every member of the craft was present. After the Cbair bad stated the ob: of the Teeting, & motion was made that all persons not ip good standing as members of the society sbould be excluded; but after some debate, in which it was argued tbat all craftsmen were interested im the movement, it was rejected. Mr Claxton supmitted the report of tne com- mittee. (Pablished elsewhere.) Mr. W. R. McLean stated, in reply toa ques. tion in regard te the reported action of the Star office, that in the morning the Star hands bad held a meeting and asked Mr. Wallach to with- draw bis name from the protest, and that after som~ correspondence had passed bet ween them, Mr. Wallach bad authorized the withdrawal of his name. (Loud applanse.] Mr. McNeir asked if it was considered that the hands at the Chronicle and Intelligencer of- fices were to be affected by the strike. He ar- gued that as the men m those offices were ‘working by the piece, they should not be com- pelied to strike. Mr. C. B. Hough urged that they must all stand together. He called attention to the fact that the proprietors of those papers had signed the protest, and if he was employed at either office he would not work until the name of the proprietor was withdrawn from the protest. if they wouid stand firm they would come oat Victorious. Mr. W. H. H. Towers offered an amendment | to the resolutiofis declaring that those who give the prices on their papers, and refuse to | sive them in their job offices, are not comply- | IDge With the rates. | Mr. Towers said he offered this resolution to | meet such casesas had been stated; both the proprietors of those papers are carrying on their job offices, and in them refuse to give the rices, He further said that the Jntelligenerr | ad wilfully misrepresented the action of the society. Capt. E. B, Robinson said he wae, the oldest floating element of humanity present, and was in favor of the movement. [Langhter and ap- Piause.} He thought, however, that there should be more uniformity, and that all the members sbonld work by the piece, or ail should work by the day. Let them take the bail by the horns. He was called “Bull” some- times. (Great laughter.) He loved the Society. He saw around Bim members who had been boys with bis own children, and grown up i= and pro bone with them; and he joved them ali the same as his own children. Let them s- ‘Swear tostand on the same con- glomerated us. Let the newspaper offices play around the circumference of the periphery of the circle; but let them stand together. [Up- rearious laughter and applause. Cries of “Question !” “(2 uestion !"} Mr. Robinson advanced towards the table and with dexter hand perpendicular and sin- ister band horizontal, vehemently urged his Tight, us the oldest atom of floating humanity present. to be heard. He had suffered in the cause. He had beenin strikes before, and on one occasion, in 1535, he had walked about for 12 months, broke a rat’s head, and was sen- tenced to imprisonment for three months for it. At Richmond he had stood up for Washing- tomians. He knew that whatever the majority agreed to would be acquiesced in by the others, aud they must all put themselves on the same status. pApeese Mr. T. B. Taylor, of the Republican, an- nounced that Riessrs. Murtagh & Co. had withdrawn the'r names from the protest 10 the prerent. [Applause.} Mr. Cifixton explained the law in relation to the Governmeat office, and said that it wa unfair forthe pewspaper offices to sign thi protest. Mr. Judd said that whenever a member o the eee Was discharged by the operation of che rule, it was the duty of ali, whether piece or day bands, to strike. He spoke of the action of the Siar hands and the results effacted thereby, and said that had the mploy the other newspaper offices taken the Stand, the point of the society would nay EY already gained It had been stated that the proprietors of the Intelligencer did not sign th= protest in bebalfof the newspaper office, bu” ip behalf of the job office, and it hed been cisimed, therefore, that the newspaper hands bad not been effected. 1t would be seen, hew- | ever, that they bad signed the protest in the name of the newspaper firm of “Snow, Coyle & whereas the name of the job firm was . Judge contended that the newspaper offices shculd not be dragged into the move- ment. It was tyranny to deso. He went on to speak of the action of self-constituted com- Mittees going aroucd to the offices to compel men to strike. Mr. Towers asserted that the newspaper | publishers had certified falsely when they stated that they were not giving the prices. By their action they were depriving 7) men, wo- men, g.ris and boys of employment. . Ater some farther debate the amendment ‘was adopted—yeas 108, nays 45; and the reso- jution as amended was adopted—yeas 17, nays 26. ‘The other resolutions of the committee were = ted without debate. Mr. Towers stated that Mr Lem. Towers had not and would not sign the protest. Mr. McNeir stated that he had called on the publisher of the Chronicle, and had received | from him « note withdrawing his name trom the protest. Mr. M. Caton stated that the Messrs. Rives Would withdraw their name from the protest Mr. Cowing stated tnat his brother, of the iirm of Cowing & Turner, was in favor of the scale Sworn certificates were presented stating | that McGill & Witheiow and W. H. Moore | were giving the prices. A motion was adopted to publish the proceed. mgs in sll papers who sustain or agree to the Action of the society. SHoottrc Avvain.—On Satarday night a Tow occurred in the sqaare west of i4th street, between M and N. Several colored persons were engaged in it, and during the melee one, named Anderson Richardson, was shot in the breast by Wm. Fields. Lieut. Johnson wa> epee | apprised of the occurrence, and | be station cer Crown to watch for Fields #1 a camp in which he was employed, and in a sbort time he was in custody. Meanwhile Lieut. Johnson, with Sergeant Poole, traced Jack Peugh to 20th street and arrested him. ‘Yesterday, Justice Waiter heard the case and committed Fields for court to answer for an Assault and battery with intent to kill and dis- dnissed the other. Aw IncIpENT—Yesterday, Lieut. Eckloff, of the Fourth Ward police, made the follow. mg report to the Superintendent: “A negro Woman, supposed to nave died with cholera. The corpse has been lyingin a shanty, situ- sted on the commons east of Ne pg «venue, between E and F streets, since Fri- fay mornii Her brother was trying for the ast two ‘ys with the Proper anthorities to seta permit for burial, and have it charged to he interment of contrabands, but did not get my satisfaction. Tnis morning, Sergeant Kel. ®y procured a permit from the Mayor to bary ser at the almshouse, at the expense of the <ity.” —_—~o——— SaNITaRy Porte: The police detailed fo Bopitary duty reported to Lieut. Noonan, thei Guef. seventy cases of nuisance, during the it week, most of which were s; uly abated the property owners after Botified. fines were im im three cases only, mounting in to $15. ——_e—_—__ Sexprye Taru Down.—Saturday, the police © the First Ward arrested Geo Nash, Samue both, Andrew Webster and John y al cotored, for decent exposnre, being drunk ad for disorderly conduct. They were fined $ and costs each, and sent to the workhouse ir default by Justice Hollingshead. 3 Jase BALL ANWIVERSARY.—To-morrow ¢vning, the Pybtian Ease Ball Club will cele- bate their anniversary by a grand ball at Po- torsc Hall, Island, which promises to be a tad affair. Row im Murpsr Bar.—Sat: afternoo: Sergeant Waixer, with officers an Leach, arrested seven of the colored residents sportee Bay #y jadals og ina free e ler, Harriet Batlor, Rachel Hutler, and Sarah Job |. Were. io from $3 nson. engage WF, page bony od to $5 each. ‘was dismissed by pg Nn oy ween family, and’ he was dismissed he had Aw Insane Wanpgrer.—Saturday eve- ning. a female named Cathatine Murptiy, who had wandered away from the Insane Asylum, was found by the police of the Seventh Ward, yjeatman. THe Marker ReGULATION.--Saturiiay af- ternoon, officer Roth, of the Tnird Ward, ar- rested Nathaniel Johnson, colored, for carry- ing a dog to market. The case was laid before Justice Hollingshead, who imposed a fine of $2.58. CITY ITEMS, Boo Woon Setts, Bracelets, Pins, Drop and Sleeve Buttons,arrived this morning, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania Syenue, near 4¥ street. se THE Gentlemen's Cass mere Suits, THs Geatiemen’s Spm weit: Three styles, Three styler, Eighteen Doliars, Erghteen Dollars, At Henning’s, At Henning’s, Corner 7th street and Maryland avenue, Corner 7th street and Maryland avenue. emesewerhnere Ae CONVENIENT AND SIMPLE.—“Brown’s Bron- chial Troches” are a simple and convenient form for administering, i combination. several medicinal substances held in general esteem among physicians in the treatment of Bron- chial affections and Coughs. The Treches seldom fail to give relief. —— Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vasetlar Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn. av.. between 44 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from Sa m. to 5 p. m., and 6 to 3 p. m. No charge for consultation. puesta As Ea tee: PEWNrEe can be bad in auy quantities at the Star office counter MARRIED, CRUIKSHANK—ANTISELL. On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Wm Rassell.atths residence ofthe bride's father, JOAN ORULIKSHANK to MARGARET El PL'RASIA. oldest danghter of Thomas Antisell D., ali of Georgetown, D.U. * COCHRANE. On Sunday, Oct, 2ist, JOHN T CUCBRBANE. in the 5ith year of his age. The funeral will take piace from his late resi- dence, Ne, 383 lth street, on Wednesday, instant. at 2e'clock p.m. ‘The friends of the ily are respectfully Imvited to attend. ‘2 BESS. Op the 22d instant, CHARLES FRANK- LIN. fged 8 months and 20 days, the son of George and Elizabeth Bess The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral. from the r. father, No. 162 Frederick stree' ( Tuesday.) the 23d instant, at 3 a’clock p. Fonexat Notice —The friends and acy ‘tan ces of the late GEORGK P WILLiA N.of Lelanon, O., are respectfally invited to attend his funeral services at the Calvary Baptist Church on Tuescay. (to-morrow ) at 20'cl * . E, LOOK Woop D* cts try BNN. AVEND 344 Will ineert teeth on a new meihod, pa: ented July. 1866. 0c 16-168 AMES B FITUOH. REAL ESTATE AGENT, corner ef 7th and F streets, opposite the Post Office. Special attention given to the OOLLFO TION OF RENTS md CsBK OF PROPERTY. as well as to the PURCHASE and SALE of Real Estate. oc 15-eolm* @ 21 Btar Offer J ANTED—A SitUaTiob cook or W Fenty : in x priv C eet | of reterevoes given. re Fetreet. > bon ead Page eoper; know: ano New Kork references. adaress BN. 204 @ treet. oc 23 St” EITTLED wows to 9. Star office.* WAlTED-a OUNG MAN in a provision store, one that can bri; reference. end in Geergetown, vunbarton street. between Mon'g»mery en. oc 23-2t* ANTED Tv ki modern improvements, containing 10 to 12 rooms, between 9th and isth and Penn’s areace K streets icoly furnished House. in good order. Addre oe respectabie young War ED—Bya Ly mee warhipg venaigiey med 7 aw A young Indy, of mections. and cen furnish s & SITUATION ascle assist in teaching the English Address Post Office Box 71, @c 32 St* —A& GENTS for th iris for the sate of my dettaguiened Patterze of all ITUATION— nd 5 Coats, efc.. by which Pennsylvania avenue. Genera oe 22-40" WANTED—To work in Printing @ffice, ut 16 or 17 years ig Pye | have a good 3 Washington «oc a 'T—For a perman ncy 00, Building. corner P; & gentleman and wife. street, between 21 and 34 oc Wv-st* water, etc.. co! Address or ap, West. manent tenant, SE of 6or8roems, bes! +» Box 529 City Post Of. ee 20 2t* ANTED—Two or three Unfurni suitable for honsekee: spectable family. bya midd wife, without children, 12th streets and Penn’s ates ie aod G st, Aadrees re ¥ Star Office. stating terms. oc 20-2t W ANTED-A quire at the repair furniture. oc 19-3t Ww ANTED—A WORKER. and East Uapitol street. southwest cora-r. and ] pi jast Capitol Bil. oc 19 st” YOUNG LADY WISHES TO TEACH MT- Work for Board. Address Migs Post Office, for three days. ANTED—A respec nurse and seamstress. to References reqnir le, steady WOM. > je oF 8°, ee between 17th and 18th — ANTED—To rei nt, a HOUSE in the West End, containing from 10 to 12 rooms, with 6. Address M, Star Offi ern improvem vc 19 3t* \ ABPENTERS— Wanted. three good HANDS; / sveady employment all the ANTED—a good UPHOLSTERER immedl- ately. Apply to CABSELL & O0.,No. 365 New York avenue, between 10th and lith streets, ‘oe = FOR SALE AND RENT. SE SLe ae See ‘0% BENT— 738 ROOM, at 332 (OR REGT—Two feraishea Hotreot, be'weentth avd Teh alss* eoiz.ge=* A sciee ea i wilt Bot rented fora . = boarding house. ec B-eot. OR ~ Five jesizable BOOMS, F Dishen vs unfersinneas th or without Sourd; No. © Mo. ave., corner 6th sircet. oc 22-st* CHOOL FIXTURES FOR SALE GREP, that a bow, Georgetown, Beet mone Addrees py ooms ENT—_ Very desirable ROO! Reon ae et @ot.. ad Patent Office. ‘Oc 22-3t ‘OR RENT—A splendid BBIOK HOUSE, con- Fos +p Tyee fo. 800 ioth siren. ae Picks it reasonable. Inquire next le TOR = STORE, in good a Og a able to give it his attention. Appts or address J. C. FILL, 8ee Pharm. Association, Box 740 (ity Post Office. 0022 3t* “OR BENT—T nicely furnished BOOM F parler on {room wo vamerried gentle- men would jent aad pleaseutl: situated. iy at No. 398 20th street. Detwoen GavdH. oc 22-4t* Fcz BENT—Farnished or unfernisned, the deriradl ; No. 143 Wi Street. Geor, wn. Terme reaso F able. the premises between the houre of @. #5 cose” ot on ee ee Be FS ENT—A desirable BRICK HuUs&, coa- taining 10 rooms, with all modern improve- mevts, Ho. 160 Highstreet Inquire No. 19 Ist street. Georgetown. Oc 22 St* J. 0. MYERS, piewent three story 4, of the row situ- reets. Has ang ° ec! rthe past five A toWM. H. CaMPBEL, ave. i et. 43% and 6th sts. FS SALEB-STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIX- TURES of s Grocery Store. Good reasons for cane out, Address, with real name, Wee . Star or. »-3 Fo BENT—A FRAME HOUSE on ist! west, near Lstreet north; hes six r fi od order. Possession given immedi Sb Ro. 352 iat Soorth NT—Three BOOMS on the frat “e@ No. 511 llth street, suitable f ily Ingutre No. 355 P. 6th street, or within. oc 2 it F BENT—A Furnished ROUSE. No. 415 15th street, ning 16 rooms, with Modern Im rovemen I not be let for a boarding ho: Pply on premises, yard. @c. Posses at . Inquire next doer north, or at 500 9th st. Oc 20-1 (73 FOR BENT—MUELLEB’S RESTAURANT, with a large Ball Boom, No. 299 D street. between 12th and 15th streets. In wire at MURLLEB’S Concert Saloon, No. 289 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets oc 20 2 tory BRICK HO’ ; wo-story Brick, situated on ofassachu- setts avenue, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; iso, a Store and Dwelling situated on New Jersey avenue, between EB and F streets. Inquire at Fauth Restaurant, Now Jersey ay oc 20-24" Fe BENT—The bandsome COTTAGE. No 295, near the Circle. on Massach~setts ave- bue, between }4th and Ith streets; contains — rooms, bath room, cel! verandah and lawn = In- 8 WILL corner Pa avenne and » before 9 and after 4 o’clock. Key at next doer. oc @ St FS RENT—Tw of those nne MOUSKS in the Philadelphia Bow, with hot and cold water " by fo i and bath rai squares from cars, and no tall the way vem Mipauire of the Agent, 200° F atest, betwook. 6 pauire of t ent street, we gad o'clock p.m.,or D, L, WELLS & G0., 102 street. oc 20-3t* THOMAS M. PLOWMAN Fo NT—One Furnished FBONT ROOM, with the ure of the kitcben; No. 452 M street, bet 12th and 13th. $12 per month. oc 19-3t™ ANTED-—A young LADY to work on a Gro- ver & Baker sewing machine and to make herself useful in a fancy sto: recommended. Hy Store, 302 E street, near 1ith. j inuet come well WELL’S Faucy oc 19 3t WBS. BOCK WOOD, a 493 H street, between 8th and Hh TER TILLY iaciagig | SY gy ineiudin: LADIES DRESS CAPS, ‘Tuesday, October l6th oe 15- E RESPEOTFULLY INVITE THE ATTE [ Lt BS. BRACKETS, FIXTURBS—the best collection all frem the celebrated & Baker, Philadelphia, sell at manefacturer: ay os ALEX R SHEP & BROS. 269 P me, south side, corner lith street, GBEAT REDUCTION. $1 25 We have just reduced our best French Mechan- ical CORSBTS to $1.25. Also, our best Ladies’ KID GLOVES to $1.25. Former prices $1.75. All other Goods in proportion. LANSBURGH & BBO., 0¢18-6t 5167th street, Intelligencer Building. ® gentleman with wife and three nicely Furnished BOOMS, lied with gas and water. ences given aud required. Address “G. F. e. NT E D.—New and Cast-Of Clothing is, Guns. or any other kind o: 502 Ninth street, three doors north of Pa Soh ‘ent for Sipger’s Sewing Machines. Brass Seamatress wanted. Ww NTI 7 Four or five GRANITE CUTTERS 1 . ply at ny Btone "NICHOLAS AOKER. —WANTED TO BUY + CAST OF F CLUTH adies’ and Gents’ Clo .. No, 485 7th, corner between B and Maryland ed id Kepair treet. and 576% 7th, ANTED—By the 18th nished BRICK HOUS: Address A. K. Ww ALLACH HOUSE BESTAUBANT AND DINING SALOON, Bouthwest corner of Penna. ave. and Iith stree o-3m T. H, BEGAN, Proprietor Beck Waza. BUOKWHEaT. > 10,0001bs. prime new BUCKWHBAT, just re- ceived and for sale by BEAVANS & SHAW, At the Old Stand of Morrison, Shaw & Oo., oc 15-Sw* B street, nd 12th. AMES GUILD. Dealer ip New and Second hand Furniture. Old Furniture Repaired, Beup- holstered and Varnished. 12th and Bsts.. (near the canal.) Highest price paid for Becond-haed Furnitur: selly” ~OR SALB— F ons French CASK and war, ‘ES and STRA 12 OBATES 4r py oc 20-3t* Odd Fellows’ H Fo SAL¥—20.000 extra chotce. hardy, per- petual blooming ROSES. climbing aad orne mental tree and plant FRL tr TEE BAPE .&e VINE, PARLOR PLANTS. tion comprises the newest aod, Kinds known in Europe aad America. dy Plants and Fruit Trees planted in the fall wales and bloom better next summer than if planted tm the spring. JABDIN, Fiorist and Nurseryman, oc 20-Im* 1éth aud M streets, Ca VINEGAR, OIDEB VINEGAR, CIDER VINEGA CIDER VINEGAR. CLDKB VINEGAR. personsi n want of PURE CIDER VINEGAR ldo i tocall and examine my stock before hasing elsewhere, 008 delivered free of charteyin all parts of re and Georgetown, D, U. ‘BMS OASH * BILBY A. SHINN Union Bottling Depot, fc 20-1m 57 Greene st., Georgetown, D.C. Foe S4LE OB RENT—A fine tone PIANO, of modern style, with stool and cover, in, good order. Cau be seen at BOsWELLS PARR Fancy Store, 302 B street, near lath. oe 19-3t UST RECBIVED— eollec- G T A fine assortment of able for Ladies Cloaks aud Gent's Uvercoats, to which attention is invited, as being of superior mality, and very cheap. Also, receiving daily, BY GOODS of all descriptions. oc 19-6% The Son aoe have bea Penh sees 8 oe artners! for e par; of carry on Je Fuou BD, GAIN AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the name of Gassaway & How: ard THEO. GASSaWAY, oc 19-38" HINA AND CBOOKERY. DINNER, Te = TOILET SE' We have a “4 guened 9 splenais 3 P. above sel jeces., to which we invite the special attention of) BANTEL Oanammnrs very handsome. terns. Engraved GLASSWARE, numerous pat- Americen and English OUTLEBY, of superior . PLA WABE, on ALBATA; warranted. the majority of eneen order. we can oe all pes ‘offer the ext as wast are sold. BB & Ber z. Moc 16 6t* Odd Follows’ Hall, 7th strect. lows ' coe AT BEDUCBD PBIUES. WH. ist Mountain, abs ered Esa Baltimore Company Stove, Do. Bas, Do. Far- » bo. Li *feston ‘Bur Blore bb, Egg, very superior Goal, Foundry, oer aK and PINS WOOD, of the very Lest quslity, ie the time for families to put tu their win- Will be received at our office, 466 street, ween E and F, or at our wharf, toot SER ies ak Meee LaaR ly ANTED it HOUSES. 7 W Aeiibed ned ante cuees aarsecpdomell, sell to fi i oa, BUILDING LOTS. in i Oo rag cash near *s . WELLS & CO. 25- corner of 10th and ANTED—Persons havi small Houses, either re nie by spy ying , Obsie ins good’ iveation from 8 to 12 rooms. TED—By a respectable youn; ION to do chamberwor! ing. panra anotetoJs.H.,Staroffice. se Eb — SECO. ri BNIT Re, OABPETS, BEDS." RN ISHING GOODE of ‘ABM for about for rent large or rnished of uafure BOARDING. Se hansen ess SE SS B&sBDING—One Front and Back PARLOR, on OB RENT—Pleasant ROOMS, beautifully loeates, and convenient to . 80 treet, George- - jo. SO Gay oe one F wien Bons, Apply ate 43 “ at No. o ween and H stFdee, west hie CURRISHED ROOMS FOR BENT—F 6 per month. BOARD at So oth Street, between O a between @ and enn D—Gord TABL ABD with Fresh But- iy J a ads had at 371 Pont be 4% and ar ese at ABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th ‘Ticoors Rorth of the avenne. Terms PERSONAL. hereby my wife, Catharine B: contracted by her October 224, 1866. T alter this date. Ba. BAILEY, 00 22-2t* 3, 1865, and endorsed blic of hai for Jonesto John Yorke, to Tim O’Coun was fraudulently aaaaaee from DAM AHOLIAB. MAND OLAIB respectiully inform all who wish to thatshe is no sll business matters, lost or covery ef the same, love, r from K street, Nn WANTED —A short time, on the isiand of Ma- jod as having died in the United AB IMPRESSED ME- VOYANT. sag ed —— te. a 393 oth tes tions will communicate Consul at Funchal, M formation of some littie TRIO, Seba eanubrayenat kts tween I7th and acre ey mi ie S Peak eave ar Bu. eae nara ohar % Rtea ciation Kane riper Cor. Vermont av. and 16% street. i RENT—Three BOOMS, convenient for housekeeping, third floor.No 502 New Jer- sey avenue, between D and E streets north, near railroad depet, oc 19 Foe RENT—A small BRICK HOUSE ing4reoms and kitchen: rent $15 per in advance. Apply at BUTLEB'S Drag corner 12th street and Maryland avenue. South J ashington _0¢ 19 3” NT—A three-story and basement Brick brown frout, containing and gag; situated on 13th 269, between L north and Mass. Inquire on the premises, between $ and oc 19-tf SALE—A STAND in the Center Mai Stand Nos. 97 end 9™. now occupied as Baker Stand; doing about the best business in tae market; for ‘sale cheap, Inquire immediately at No 99 Bast Capitol street, between 4th aud sth streets. oc 19 St* FS NT—Three large, handsome. connecting BR , in one of the best localities of the city. Furni: a parlor, sitting room,and chamber, or parlor and two chambers, es occupants ferred. Well adapted fo: and family. who could ame floor, and a large CHAMBER in third story. 154 F eet ber Mth and 1th. Fo BENT—A FRAME HOUSE, containing 5 TOO! nated on 19tm street. between ( and ly at the corner of 20th and Q sts. ‘OR RENT—A large BRICK HOUSE. contai ing 13 rooms and cellar. with gas and wa: situated at the agree bre apy eeey in ja avenue east. 0 fac! 100 | 9 Abs WOTTMAN, 553 110 ut. Navy ier OB RENT—The FABM. for the last three years the residence of Major Theephilus Gaines, con- sisting of 1:0 acres. lying near Fort Mahan,! mile from Bevning’s Bridge. Tuprovements, dwelling house of 1] rooms, sto.e stable, servant's houses, .&c Address ‘E.8.,” 437 E street, Wash- ington, D. C.,or callin person, between 3 and 1. mE. ‘0c 16- 1,08 RENT—In Georsetown. « FURNISHED BOUSE, contai: 10 rooms, water an situation healthy and desirable. enue, Dear 24th street. ENT—Large and emall furnished afd un- Symhed HOUSES anda PART MENTS pet {oUSES ou eagy terms, Insure STAR © > }. dn ire 5% 7th strest, 3 te is Sma B SALE OR BENT—On Penn's avenue, a % y valuable Foperty. cobsisting o story KOUSE BAOK BUILDIAG, immed! ately cast of the National Hotel, with » commodi- Btere in front. tle indisputable. Apply to Soum W. MAGI Bel OS Penn's avenue and 10th street west. oc 15-88 ENT—Threo handsomely furnished PAB- Fons cha BED-ROOMS commanionting b> be let together or separately, with by Ph ae ege Plot togethers batt of she rent will be taken wai in oar ‘A FUBNISHED HOUSE of ten rooms, will also be — on terms. ween, 39th and 300m 5 oc 13-tNovi* fortable rooms, {x conveniently losated. an ited for a private OK, with a large side lot, & by be'sold at a great bargain. tio. apply to MONEIR S BRYANT, 495 Hams: between Dand E. oc 11-2w [,,OR BENT—To one or two gentlemen, a new); Olnd clogantly: farniehed PABLOR ead BED. tol. ng unexceptionable references EB, Star Office. oc $-im* FS NT—Several BOOMS in ‘Frlograph Of fice 34% Pennsylvania avenue. For terms in- quire at 4 H street, north Patent Office, at 10 i= ama J. TOWLES, Agent. J, OR RENT—The STORE No. 391 D street, pats it bg bey a Penne. Blontiy situated store rooma’ts Wesbiuaton clty, a" - Rpiy'to 0. B BARR ROOM in eo family. near the Capitol. Onl those furni oy App! /B. at the Star Offies. je80 Al LE ©) K said et the intersection of M: nia avenues, between Tae ball through the comter” le Front ‘by, 214 Toot” be 1l-dtf BR SAL! HOUSE it rth Oa) ats. fately the revidence of kes @" Ubinsan, he pro- perty hase large brick dwelling and outhouses, and ous cellsrs. Terms v. ly on tye BLS 6°Cu", Weal Metate Brokers, northwest corner 10th and # sts. sas 1 |. A.G. GABTON has ved the Ms ncvotten in Pas recel Latics aed Minsee © alscr a mest bosutt x sesortment of Velvet, Silk and Straw All rom al to Bet aarnraaies ee ‘Tom Penn's avenue. im* (CABBS-OANES- CANES. Al and elegant assortment of GULD, SILVRE. AND 1VOBY HEap, ptanros. we. ‘o have now on hand an assortmefft from ; AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. ES GREEN @ WiLLIAMB, Auctioncers. NEES ie of an extensive stock Blan NAGLE 8 00., avctioncers. 25 Overconts, 25 patre Pants 5 Casen Rooteand Sboots Sexo. Barley Oat Me-!. to po Bourbon Whisxy olland Boxes Starch, Soap :denas Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers. ‘al variety of Goods In the grocery _——4 PUBLIO SALE OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, near Penn. avenne, om 10th street, AFTERNOON, the On MONDAY balf-past 40 och, en 5. in Machea’s sabdi: MOST OLn URE Bear the Northern Libert: ON STH STREET 8Ts. y Market, at Public sell, at House No. 3 ng | Chairs and Rocker inted Cottage Setts Mabovany Marble top Dressing Bureau Urntre Tables Window Snades, &- Nearly new Brassel« #' Bair. Husk and other Onleleth and Cook of Kitchen Requisi rms Peireloth core. we: 0 pearly new tire ; interest, secured bj Ingrein Oarpets ant om __ J. 0. MeGUIRE & GO. Aucts. [RX GREEN 2 WILLIAMB, Anctionsers, DOME PRIVA I DBNO or 7 ADJOINING Lote BEAEe oe EN & WILLI e ! Auch, B* J. 0, McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers. DF VERY VALUABLE ESS STAND ON PENN- the late Circuit Oourt, a wal BN seEts NORTH a lant. até o'clock * nateee 2 Square No. 282. with a CEBY LE AND BosIN 08: Geer ene AVENUE. . yA bells hetra,’Se 4 e Remistaine he 0 perty peighborbood, wi All conveyancing apd reveane rehaser. $100down om & D. 1866, the Pennsylvania avenue, and bavi: 121 feet to a 0 foot alley, with stamps at the cost of the pe * GREEN & WILLI B® FitbooEn ea fe eng No. 396 is one of the most val Beal Estate Brokers. GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctionsers. | AUCTION SALE THE COKNER AND M STBEERT NORTH - the 22d instant, at 4 :~e id premises, Swe’ two stery frame large back buthdi for many years as a business sale: One fourth cash; and ip three equal eightren mon he. secured by the bonds of the or sureties approved by the interest from day of sats, rchaser, with surety 00 r rooms and rooms; one new. Wili be sold together or separ ._ 89 down on o [Chron & Int} BT NAGLE & B. WOODWABD, Trustee. wM oewectd JA8.C McGUIRE & Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, A HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AUCTIOB. BIDAY, the 26th instant, we shall, at the ady housekee)i.g. No ill, between Dele re Bvenue and ist strect east, at 100 clock a asrortment of Forniture, viz ebogany api Walnut Sofas, Chai Gilt Frame and ether Mirrors, — Bedding, Hair, Ovtton and Shack Mat- Tesses Crockery and Glassware Some good Pstntings ach house when oc 00 | Auction: No 295 Penusyivanie avenue. called to our ill eed evenings. same hen Wename, in part, Diy tion, such a» — joods of every doscrip- Shirts, Cncershirts, Drawers. Hosiery Blankets. Quilts. Counterpanes, Sheets Table Clothe Table Covers. &c ,&e, —~ Boots and Rhoes reckery. Totlet, and Glass Ware Goods. B+ gars. Tobacco. Outlery Perfumery. Toilet Boe) All articles so! With 8 good assortment of Kitchen Bequisites. 2. alao forrent. Inquire at premises, & 00... Aucte. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts” Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUALE IMPROVED ON OOBNER OF 12 STREET WEST AND OHIO AVENUE, of trast, dated the Ist day cd a recorded in | Y¥wL. WALL & ws South corner Ps. avenue and 9th street. E stock STOCK. oF CLOSING SALE OF A ADE ae By virtne of a deed . No. 45, folto #0 ana Becords for Washiugton Uounty. in the District ef Columbia and by direction of October 23. com- i seli, within tae e above gvods, com- other Pants and Vests Pieces Cloth, Cassimeres aud Cassinets White and Colered Shirts and Drawers Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers ders. bry Goods, Socks. Large stock of Cutlery, suck as— Knives and Forks, assorted 5 NF iad fine Bert very fine nives vandie Table Knives he parties secured ction. in front of © 19h day of No 6, at lin Sauare No. 294 1 ‘The part of lot new offered for s 90 feet on 12th st we inches on Obio avenue. substential and ea tensive brick ehes afront of ‘oved with very ildings, and is of which thi romnisinn well known as ‘Columbia Gar 4 25 dozen Razors. sale to be complied with day of sale, otherwise the pro- perey meee be resold at the risk and cost of first All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of par- chase. m Very fine Alba me W indeor Soaps and Note Paper ré and ice Pitcher. be added to the above stock— ‘ont inpcork Sugers, Brooms, Bi ices, Liquors, With a variety of other Goods, all of which will WM. H. WARD. cc 22-eokds GREEN & WILLIaMi Y GREEN & wILLIAMs EXCELLENT AND W NEW JERSEY OO ey ee OWALL & 00. B™ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. USE! ‘D FUBNI MRESwERN CARD ELL KEPT HOUSEEOLD SOUTH A STR! avene Fey Sarkis KORTE st UBSDAY | the 234 inst . at 18 o'clock a. all sell, at house 419, on 13th street, the fol: lowing articles. viz . Plush covered Marble-top Tables, W hatnote Walnut Mart at 10 e’clock a. 9, the following Cloth Tete-a-Tete Sofas Arm Bockers a ok Walnut Whatnota ase and cdew Solid Black Walnut Marble top Dressing Wachstands, Wardrobes, and Excellent Spring. Hal Feather Pillow Mahogany Bedsteads, B Wordrober Painted Dressi robes, end Bedsteads Two Black Walnut Hair top Bideboard. with Etagere Table and Dining at Bedsveads, Dressing Bureaus, Hair, Husk, and other Matt r bree-ply, Ingrain, and ether Osr- Je] and sR Ewan And many other articles, which we deem unzeoss- umerate réssing Bureans rench Bedsteads er Mattresses “re us, Woshstands, aad Washstands, Ward- Excellent Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain, and other ‘abies and ‘Cini it re, ze t Radiator and other Stoves and other Crock: Cooking Stoves and Utensils and K: many other articles which necessary to enmumerate, Terms cash. oc 22-4 {Int.]) GREBN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ME HOUSE AND LOTS FRONT. INUE, between 7th *_GBEBN & WILLIAMS, Avcts. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. iT MAY CONCERN A fine lot of Tat e fichon Regut- es ae CONSTABLES, Sal, ABYLAND A te east, at Auction. AY. the 25th instant. in front of the premises, at 5 o'clock some two-story frame hou: ently arranged rooms, with tends. and another jot fronting on7th street, Seek ond etjcintng the rear os the lot en bouse st =z A LEBBATED In virtue of five writs of fieri factas issned oy J in a the for D.O., at the suit of GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aects. UMBEE AT AUCTION. href Quartermaster’s Ofice is: Doves of Washi ablic Auction con BA s. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BLE PRIVATE BUSINESS BTA WEEN 0 STREST ON THE ISLAND. a’ About 2,009 feet 5-4 1.353 feet 3 inch Oak 1.900 feet 4-4 tne! feet — Plenk,8 4 inch, ng gt, wine premises, @ dt and attic Frame Hoase. ov: al 34 Gates, ‘i Oak, lengths, Fr, ‘The Lumber bee Ay Py dg lots of removed within ten days from in Government funds, = —. this ‘erms: Oasb, course of time it Chief Quartermaster. Depot of W: Mayor General, U —————— GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS CAmaL STEAMER GEORGE WASHINGTON Will commence her regular trips, from Georgetown to Point of Rocxs on MONDAY, 20th inst. Bun as usual, and return siternate BY J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. EVENINGS caus BOOKS AT THB aUc- 8, Onteber 24, com- Ing. same hour. we will VALUABLE BOOKS. eady about Monday. ALSO, Set Phil hical Instraments Binal ‘Chemical P+) Soceuveesa pened 4 10 B60. . first-cl dy vos We invite the attention of Oc 22-1m* r EW FALL AND W:! at MILLEBR’S CHEAP DEY GOODS STORE, Bride Georstiown, ORME & COOPER. = pieret ora oe D.L. WELLS & CO, Ancts,