Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1866, Page 3

_THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. al’ &c., TO-MIGHT. National Tuparer—That exceileat and popular actor, Mr. J. W. W: commences is whee be ts eg = his mtiaper. ing, ‘wis! appear $ great "6 sonation of “H: ,"* &a announcement Pet: ficient we presume to fill the house, without anything more being said, ‘ Opp FeLtows’ Hat: —Grand Levee of Mee tropolis Lodge, No. 16, 1.0.0. F., this even- ing (Good music, & fine supper, and agree. able company, ire among the attractions. Lapms’ Fair —Tbhe Rebekah Degree Asso- ciauon open & fair at Odd Fetlows’ Hall, Navy Yard, this evening, and from all it Wilt be 3 great success. Give them a call Naw MaxkeT Hact, Georgetown. — The Good Will Associaton give their first grand ball this evening. —_—_—__. HOMELESS AND FRiRNDLEss.—We neticed in the reports of the lieutenants of ee yes- terday the following incideuts of the evening previous:—Lieut Tait, of the Second Ward, reports that a colored my about 9 years of age, named Isaac Burcks, who has neither father Of mother, was found wandering about the streets by Sergeant Pierce and taken to the Central Guardhouse. Inthe morning he Was sentto Weiswell Barracks to be cared for. Lieut. ippon, of the Third Ward, reports that at 1245 o'clock p. m. Saturday, Mr. Mc- Clelland, a claim agent, brought to the Uen- tral Gvardhouse Christopher Keer, an invalid soldier, for safe keepmg, and $220.60 bounty to be delivered to him atter obtaining transpor- tation to New York city. He was piaced on the 6.30 p.m. train with a through ticket, and — money was given to bim by officer S. W. ‘aylor Lieut. Eckloff reports that Sergeant Kelly. of the Kourth Ward, and sanitary officer Jona- son found a colored woman about 5v years ot age lying om Kstreet, between 4th and Sth streets west, sick and im destitute ciream- tanec They procured a conveyance and et to the Fourth Ward station house, © was properly cared for until yes- terday morning, when Sergeant Kelly pro- cured & permit from the Mayor and had her Temoved to the Washington City Asylum. PaS Ene ae SS St. Jouy’s Curren —Ata parish meeting of this church, held Thursday afternoon, the fol- lowing gentlemen were eiected vestrymen to fill vacancies occasioned by the resignation of the Hon. Wm. Dennison and Mr. Niles, viz-— Major Gen. M. C. Meigs and Brevet Majo. Gen. Edmund Schriver. The vestry of this church is now composec of the following-named persoms:—Rev. Johr Vaughn Lewis, rector, D. R. A. Laey, Commo- dore A. A. Harwood, U N.; Captain T. A. Jenkins U. S_N.; Prof. G. C. Schaffer. Gen ©. ©. Augur, Col. W. H. Phillips, Gen. M, C. Meigs, U.S. A., and Gen. Edmund Schriver, U.S.A This old and time-honored church has just embarked in an enterprise which should re- ceive the warm co-operation of the benevolent citizens of Washington. They have taken the initiative for establishing a Home” for’ the poor of tbeir parish, and for assisting the poor in that part cf the city. The three-story brick house on the northwest corner of K street and | Connecticut ayenue has been rented for imme- diate use, while measures are being taken for the erection of a suitable building for a perma- nent institution, tobe called “St.John’s Churen Home.” Liberal subseriptions have already been made, among them a valuable lot of ground has been presented by Miss M. Kerr. aio Orruans’ Court, Judys Purcel!~On Satur- tay. the will of the late Geo. Barton was ad- mitted to probate. The will oi the late Ohris- topber Yeabower was partially proven. The will of the late Marian Speiden was fully proven, and letters testamentary issued to the daughter, Mariana Speiden, boad $3).000. The wiilof the Ja‘e Jacob Lowenthal, be- qaeatbing his entire agency business to J. B. Hutchinson, in payment of a debt, and the balance of his estate, after satisfying the dept, to bus wife and mother. Mr. J. B. Hutchin- som, Of this city, and Joh Kel y,of New York, are pom in: as executors. Letters of administration were granted to Elizabeth U. Ferguson on. the estate of James R. Ferguson; bopd $1,000. She wus also ap- pointed guardian te the children; bond ss). setters of administration were granted to Jo- banna Koppel on the estate of Frank Koppel; bond $600 Joseph R. Keene was appointed guardian to the orphans of Joseph KR. Keene: bond $i,0u0. Eliza Ann Taylor was Srpinied guardian to tbe orphans of Thomas Taylor, Sr.; bond S30. ——e Raid ON THE 3 Between twelve and one o'clock a. m. Saturd: Sergeant Walltag, and several officers of the Fourth Ward, made & descent upon & house on the square bounded by Band C and Ist and 2d streets east, kept by “man named Robert Haney, where they ar- rested seven men and five women; the men were white. s1x of them soldiers. and the wo- men negroes. King 4 had secured the doors on the inside, so that the police had to enter bya window. They were brought out for a hear- ing before Justice Walter. Thos. Ronke was fined $5. Haney was sept to jail for court: three ‘were locked up 12 hours; two were sent to we workhouse: and the others were dismissed. On Saturday, officer O’Caliaghan went to the house of Arelia Dorsey, in the same neigh- borbood, and arrested Her, as also Henry Dimms, a young man, Mary Veria,a young Italian girl, and Fanny Mason, colored, and took them before Justice Walter, who com- mitted Amelia Dorsey. who is but 16 years of age, to jail, and the others to the workhouse. en artieeer Sext To Brsany—Last week, Warden Brown, of the jail, sent to Albany the follow- Po aS cant convicted during the present term e Court, and sentenced to the Albany penitentiary: Armstead Holmes, assault and ', With mtent to kill, 2 years: Lanrence Royal, burglary, -— Moses Black, grand isrcemy, 2 years: George Hryan, robbery, 5 years, Wm. Smit, grand larceny, 2 years; Thomas Kerwin, robbery, 3 years; Jonn Ashby, burgiary, 3 years: Page Menmtica, grand lar- ceny. IS months; Patrick Reynolds, robbery. ¢ years: Robert Butler, Frederick Ward, Jobn Riley. Cbaries Ludley, Fravuk Slater Wm. Brown, Jobn Thomas. Lemuel Baliey. Charles Smith. Samuel Anderson, and John Washing- ton, for grand larceny, | yeareach. — ot es FORMATION A TEACRERS’ ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the Teachers’ Institute was held on Friday afternoon last, the subject of pen- mansbip being under consideration. Upon the conclusion of the sessiom 4 meeting was held to organize a «Teachers’ Association,” com- posed of teachers of the public schools, for Purposes of mutual aid and protection. A committee was appointed to drait @ constitu- uon_ tobe at the next meeting. It is designed to make it a relief association. Steps were teken to urge upon the corporation au: thorities the adoption of some measures by which the salaries of the teachers can be more promptly paid than heretofore. ee FUNERAL OF SERGEANT ViCKERs.—Yester- day, the funerai of the late Sergeant Thomas Vickers, a veteran soldier of the Ordnance branck of the service, took place from Grace Cbureti. South Washington There was pres- enta large number of the officers and men 9f the Ordnance Department, the Ordnance men of the arsenal being present ina body, and « farge number of the civilian beg wig The services were conducted by Rey. Dr. Holmead, the Rector of the nserg ogy paid a feeling tribute to the memory of deceased. Petty LARCENY.—Saturday, Officer White, upon the complaint of Silas Broughton, ar- rested Valentine Himelwright and William ‘Thompson, in the Seventh Ward, for the iar- ceny of alot of iron. They were taken before | Justice Boswell, who sent them to jail for court. Officer W. H. Evans Mary Jarope, upen the complaint of Catherine Dun- bar, who qbarged her with petty larceny. Jus- tice Boswell committed the accused to jail for court. nr ~ ANNIVERSARY OF THE REFORMATION.—Yes terday being the nearest Sabbath to the ann i- Nersary of the. Reformation, (Uctober 31st, ) Rev. Dr. J. G. Butier. pastor of St. Paul's Lu- theran Church, preached a very appropriate sermon on the occasion, the church being crowded. it will be recollected that the Refor- mation dates from October 3ist, 1517, at which time Lather nailed te the door of the church at Wittenberg bis ninety-five theses, Doo Lacenems—On Friday, Sergeant M. ith with officers Smith and Luskey, of the Sth precipet, arrested an even dozen of citizens Owning dogs and keeping them without license Four were fined $5 each by Justices Handy The others baving been informed took time by the licenses and were dismissed UnNPROFITABLE SPorRT.—On Thursday, some of the boys in the neighborhood 0: 7th and D streets amneed themselves, and at the sam Ume celebrated “Ajl-ballow eve * by throw ing cabbage against the doors ofciu 18. So also threw stones, and several wina broken by tunem. On Friday Officer Tested ten of these youths, who were fined 85 each. ae ee Sates oy Mowery at the meeting of the Ex- celsior Building Association on Thursday t, (26th month, 30 per cent. limit,) money an average of 45. 700 was solid. the meeting of tbe First National, on Friday night, (15th month, 20 per cent. limit,) Monkey sold (24 sdares,) at an average of 52%. Bast Batt ayp Sxatixo Oruns.—As the ice-ball cen-on te draw: & cioee, why cannot tbe clubs bere do as is dome else where, Oresnive themselves into skating clubs! U: Ally our winters are co ‘nild a" the Potomac and other streams are covered with ice oniv for a sbort time. With bat tittle trodbie and slightexpente the base ball grounds can be incloeed with an embsukment a few ioches high, and by Jettiag on water te con verted into capital skating ponds, This is done in nearly all the Northern cities. The watereed not-be more than four te eix me! ig dept It will then freeze solid in a few cold m , aed when the surface is cai up, & litle mors water let on and another freeze make it as Smooth as ever. Who will be the first to inaugurate a skating pond bere? ———* Look Tue Ur —Sergeant Meredith, of the Sth precinct, bas beewat work dorivg the past week, looking after those who neglect to com- fers Howes and Smith rrestea eighters per. cers Howes. at . er- nie pedlecting theit dog licenses. Of thase two were fined $5 each. others were dis- miesed, having eatisfied the law. Sgiiine LigvoR in VIOLATION oF Law.— Saturday, Samuel Riley. storekeeper in the Sixth’ Ward, was arrested by Sergt. Harbin for selling lignor without license; and selling iton Sunday. Justice Cull fined him $20 in each case, Which was superceded by the de- fendant. eo TH80RDERLY Conpvot.—The potice of the Seventh Ward reported fourteen drank and disorderly cases on Saturday, and one case of firing a gun inthe street. One case only was Glagipeed. that of & sehool girl, 14 years of age the fines in the remaining cases amounted to $58.90, 4 More Hoc Law Casgs.—Jos. Alexander aud Robt. Hamilton, colored, were arrested Satar- day, by officer Thompson, of the Third Ward. tor keeping bogs contrary to the ordinance ot the corporation regulating such matters. Jus- tuce Thompson fined each $2. ——a— THE INTELLIGENCER couid have found the article it credits to the © andria Gazette of Saturday,” headed “New § sfip Line,” 10 the editorial columns of the Starof Friday. The Gazette bas failen into a bad habit lately of clipping from us without credit, Bast Batt.—The Mayor of Alexandria has issued imstructions to the police officers to arrest all parties engaged in playing base ball within the city’s limits on Sundays. None of the organized clubs of the city are guilty. but their grounds are used by unauthorized parties re CITY ITEMS. Cara, Grass anpCrockery Ware.—Our weil known and enterprising yonng frien R. Foley, deaier in China, Glass and Cr - ery Ware, Cutlery, Piuted, Tin and Wooden Ware, Coul Oil, Lamp and House Furnishing Goods, bas opened another Beautifal Store, at No. Pennsylvania avenue, between toth and lith streets, in addition to his old Stand, No. 316 F street. Mr. F. well deserves the pa- tronage of the public favor for his energy in conducting his business, and we take pleasure in recommending our patrons and the public to favor him with an early call. Mr. F. takes great pains in purchasing his goods tosuit the pub- lic want. and being agent for several factories he is prepared to seil to the trade xt northern rates. Do not forget the Nos. Pennsylvania avenue, and 316 F street. foods delivered free of expense. i ae We VISE our readers to goto Harvey's & 2 Pennsylvania avenue. between 9 od 10ta streets, to get good aud fresh oys- ers They are receiving them every day; and We notice that they are receiving to-day some of the finest we ever witnessed tn tis cly. The Lynuhaven Bay, the celebrated Horn Co | Harbour Hampton Bars, Norfolk Caves, with | ah ther of the best Brands, thatthe Norfolk Ss can produce. They serve them in every imaginable style and cannot be beaten on Roast. the Falton Market GENTS’ FURNis at Franc’s Obeap Store, 494 Above Odd Fellows’ Hall He sells good Meri- no Sbirts and Drawers at $i: good Canton Piannel Drawers, 75 cents; Gray's Uoliars, 25 cents per box. in great variety. 7th street, 3 doors pea Ee Eee, Heavy Monkey JACKETS may be found at Henring’s Qne Price Clothing Stwere on the corner of Seventh streetand Maryland avenue. ee ees ee A Suge Pit® Cure —Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circa. jars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine. Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York 3 eter Mee $ erated Goop Frzncs Calf Boots, ready made Sl; best French Calf Boots, to order, $14 to $16. J! Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel, Corns, Bunions, Kad Nails, Vaseular Ex- cTesences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Unhiropodist, 424 Penn. av.. between 4% and 6th streets, Of> fige hour: from Sa m.to5p. m., and6 to 8 Pp. m. No charge for consultation, MARRIED, NN—MUBRAY. On the 2! instant, poe ev. Father a of 8t. Matthew's Chureh, FEBDINAN . WUBDEMANN to Mrs. ANNIE MURRAY. Nocards. * {Baltimore Sun please copy | WILSON. ig the 5th instant. at 10 o'clock, Mise ANNYANE WILSON, aged 17 years. er funeral will take place to morrow, at 3% o'clock, from ber Iste residence, No. 64° Water street, Georgetow! be WURDEM On theth instant, OSAANNA, of Olevia aud John W nage” and 26 ‘a. Fhe funeral will take piace from their residence, 51 L street, this afternoon, at 3o’clock. Friends ves are invited to attend. 7 STEELE. Fell asleep in Josus, on the 4th in- tant, MINERY1A A. STERLE, of consumption, aged h years, 7 months, and 2 days. i teas Dear Minervia, thou hast left ug, We thy loss most Jeeply feel ; But ‘tis God that hath bereft us, He can ail our sorrows heal. Th. relatives and friends are invited to attend her fen on op Sg rpg oe ° eae m@.. at race re! . ween and Water streets, Georgetown. # BOIBBAU. On the sth insjant, CHARLES EU- GENE, Sey ea of bicherd Pend Seville Boi- rake lace foun the residence of street cast and @ street afternoon, 2 o'clock. seau, The ‘rel will J.T Boiseau, corner south. on Tuesda) fri id aca) Ons PBICE ror CLOTHING, MABKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. » NO DEVIATION. HENNING'S, Corner Tth street and Maryland avenue, Who wear 8: FoR por esi Beh wear only— SASUET LAGAN LEAP ES 8 ao ws "loa: Bante tsa Nast, g11.60 CAapsiMERE Do. $14 to Biave SUits: Goat, Veet and Pants, § 0 to ) FOR GENTLEMEN. BLACK SUITS, Oost, Pants and Vest, $12.50 to SATINET SUITS, Coat, Ponts and Vest, 10 i arae stock of these Satinet Suits on hand, and GREY TWESED SUITS, $11 P's sauar SATINET BUITS, 613 and i NM SUITS. $14 ane ¢ TINET SUITS, gist 914-90 MELT UIT) pular, 15 O/ SSIMBKE SUITS stries, $15 OOL CASSIMERE SUr 20 IXBD CASSIMERE BUTTS. $23 and IXED OASSIMERE SUITS, our stand- article, eithe: ere OF black lined, iz ic bd 4 4 23 & B ria ir cassim et Orders by mail promptly filled. GEORGE ©, HENNING, Cornee 7th street and Marylend avenue, oe 50-166" Washington, D, 0, WANTS, . AUCTION SA Wary fy Ste Foye an __(Por other duction Sala see fourth page.j AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. FOR SAGE AND Rest. : rol SALE—A frst oe BAR-R' Seg at t ts, wi f . : Onnr LLIAMS, aectioncers. need calles 209 Br reet wost st rant, 457 Pena wis jo oe air LE &CO., apttioncers. BT ae we =<. = ; 8 > « OR FALE “ever @-von 398 Pqnesyivenia - | COMMISSIONERS ©& TUE REAL BS Ww oem naa oS Bice: zo = . SrLvEs- Tear mala ay: ae ialaca tb erivers. Taadire at 355. 8x6) OeTLR DAY MORNING, <t10 o'ciock, at oor | FQF¥ OF THE LATE Thos. ply at . nO street, leland. PZRRRAA nos 3t Baltaced tut heleicts a Coart of asits RUG 8T J ag «good and 10 cle Tomato 1D, 20 canoe aNce date on the 234 w ete Die Stok riasea kbieas reicaR A,| 6 Varsela Wt AE 20 dézem Canard Meats, depend given Cellet Ne, 91 La. Svonue, betweemga | Bear Ufice «| r : no. Frain x. Goade med Mit the came, and 10th + eets * =, — ” 2 grove *) oe end a fot of ‘ion ia AMID bia respecetig oni Sa aitua: LA, Gries, ies, ae 1 Wooden Ware, Brooms . ate Riri de vtarteitand Sion treme: Ay rwnlcemtn. * lah eae’ | re. ig, end ir. in emily, ~ 5 7 ‘ana A choice o @ . Hosiery, , ot Metofchee hive Addrere. Boke 2S) Star OMe Ie on Rest ts feanins st No 537k | Closhs, Blankets. ae peri of bot CSLoBep GIB Watt ep to de honsework | Hetrect, 4 no §-3t* A pr) of Care 4 Farviture, Double ead sam- / in aemell fon '}y 00 atreet east and E Bingle Mattreares. &c, a ‘eity street north, near edcett's bookstore, new frame. For ‘oFnis' UCEE. wate ‘Terms cash. Bale posittye to- ee and streri cate ADply tC STORES ECO nee | EAPEE 2.00, Anon, NF BNTED—A neat competent GIRL ms Gram | ner ith ad Fate” aos%te" | Puy McHEIE & Berane, feotena Siress and Co»mbermaid, one whois a 7 ET—One Iatke and well fac. Beal Estate Brokers, 495 7th street. Frame Tene Beomstrose and weil recomménded can call at ROOMS, TO LET One large and welt far — Kat , between 13th and Lith ate, no § Afar et OO ee a oR ana two} On THURSDAY. Noveuber Oth at epee pe crt WASTED—Lambermon. Cosi and Word Deal. | Luvween Neon eee >| m. we willeell, at pabite » USE No. dé Ro ers to netice: A business man who hes had am Danberton street. near career Bt Cet mach experience in the sbeve. e Ros ENT Ti @ FRONT | street, Georgetown iy ps is a story on BRN GaN We Stes RTOS T AMEE: | ENC ate No oat segee pakln ge “etios mede known oe Say af seine eee thebeats : atieeen JOR. oof flew. ler four dese. Mrs NIOROLE PP =e _Bo Sat GREEN 2 ‘AMS, Aucte, 4 [CRs siep sover FOR RENT—One of the Most desirable locations in the city for a Houre ‘between uh ged dath, opposite Pennnsylvania me. 10 §-38* 1X GOOD CARPENT WANTED. S to 8, BACH @ acact hevgeee ats. W4NTEp ‘A Furnished HOUSE Be aE Se NET Teen oaeieten a atc cae on AND SEO RUST OR OnE AT f ‘OB RENT—In Georgetown ASTORB and fa: . acdress SP Say BEPO ot FSobnS” aieall sesek of Fan a einn cine me ae Eee aL a yer SITUATION WANTED—B; Foose areeles Apply at 173 Market Space. | Tian lcbvlag. on O sitet north Rees S lady. fully com; t to Rnd ee 1ith an strecte west, being House No. 365, Goods, Faney, or inery Store; 0 LET —To 8 respectable tenant, vin: rd rom fe Tr employers. Address ‘Bales dren. a nea’ '4G8 of four roo One Parlor Set, Mabeginy. covered in Hair Cloth, Lady,’’ at Star Office, for one week. yard and g: ound, No. 352 Mst.. ing of is rea ere —A first clage COOK. one who under- Mtth and 15th streets. 4" ne 5-8t* wales, a Nerple-tep enter Table businets thoroughly, None other | [\OR RENT—A two story BRIOK DWELLING, ice’ Waleue Wark nan ies Hpeheeed” Appr at Mo" | parinent "ss Wade pana preetnee Be: | Hine Wala Bedale . 6 10. a No le 4 ¢ mm a root, Dolween Mi end ae ed tween gaia 6 o'clock P.m., of JOHN WAGNER. | Marto top Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, and mo 5 5t* S$. B-Day) || not Re Mavorany Wardrobe and Lounges AD — BK hoe wh ‘OR SALE—A first-class TABRANT. now | Welvut Extension Pint ble W AE Ta recone ndgd and equatnted with | E'Ccbing a hoetbenincsee will teeold fe cae aed | Weiss Rxteneton Dining Tal the trade may inquire at 506 7th at, no 2 3t* on low terms, ifapplied for immediately. Apply | Painted Sets, all Sect Ww —& CHAMBERMAID, also to aeuct + OF JAMES, ¥ atreot.betzecn | Cusled Beir, Husk. sed other Mattre r | i‘ t39 nt i ¥ ith ates betr G and Bape ee, APPL Ee! Aree oF four, BOOMS, nicely tar- | hippuuoresls, These ply_and other Carpets FD. t2 ch 18 CARTE com find wmptoy- | atentto the cars, 1m & plessaat part of thee, | Cl ‘bine, Glass and ery Ware nt by soplyingtoA & Will be let separately or tocether | Hall O1] Oloths, Rugs, Brussels Stair Carpet, and Bteir Bod preteen nae Fine Uooking btove and 1 mediately, Cullat 189 23d st. OR RENT—Lar; between South south, plied for im- 2adst. OS St FFTCB BOOM on Ist floor, —_ = — ~ + | Parlor, Chamber. and oth Ww Aste 5580, ROOM, furnished, oF wn- at the cor. of Isthstrest and N -¥ ave. Ad: Agere let of Kitchen Reqnt centrally located, Private family proterre. Ap. | Mirably located for business with the Depart- ‘erms ments, -W. 8. ZROMPSON, cor, ith at. and N, ¥. ave. no 5-6t* L.OR RENT—Five ROOMS, wuitable for hoves- F keeping, Also, ome FUBNISHED BOOM. do plain sewing. or to take care of children: and | Lnguire southwest corner 3a pad F sta, nod: the other as wet pure Keferences given if re- Fez RENT—BUOMS suitable for famtli ir quired poly at No. 136 U street, between 12th single persons, furnished or usfarnished with and 13th streeis, Island no23t™ | orwithout hoard. at 359 Sd street, cormer Indi- ply, or leave note at front office, 447 13th up stairs. eh no 2 3t* Ww ANTED—By two respectable yout SITUA TIONS—one as chamber! no5-i GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts Ce Bureau of Ordnance. Navy Department, Washington City, November 8, 1965. On TRURSDAY. the twenty second (224) day of 1 and. aS : November. 1556, nt noon, there will be pelt! ae TED_Firet class TIN AND SIIEET. | S04 venue, = ‘ sett Wea, AR oeRaRE | GR AEN Oe Fem PRL Mepis | Rekagmatinds Marehete ker © : . ‘a ave., . . use ‘arlor. 0. a e Warehouse, Penn's ay: a an freuen ab The bee viceable Small Arms snd Miscellaneous Articles of avenue, between Lith and Naval Ordnance Among the Arms are Muskets, Rifles, Oarbi Swerdewand Pistols. a few of which are ty joo! 01 ing. however, from the "Fis ANTED—Our lady friends to know that we | léth streets es have arran; for a weekly supply of PoUEsIgHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Severa, STAMPSof the V Y LATEST designs for Braid very destrable Boome for rent in a new house and Embroicery. All of the richest Goslemanow where lithe furniture is perfectly new. Apply issued in New York r usa days after for | 332 Tach street, between TL and K. no 3-3t" Fincusbiece heoeles Conn tee FOR BENT-—& large SALOON PARLOR, com- ¢ 5 ; Ae atl we begged fre oy Nagcoantry.” fortably furnishet. Also, by Ist of Decenber, P eros. Terms: One balf jie ona rument funds ‘erms : @ half cash,in vernmen > be deposited on the conclusioy of the sale “and che r der witbin ten 4: afterwanis: 4 "B. BBL F street, 8 FRONT BOOM ov first Loar suitable for an of: | Wich time theertighey aoe be sereseds, Curing oc 27-tf opposite Patent Office, — —— er. No 404% 13th street, erin 1} Yard, otherwise they will revert to the Govern. WANTED TO BUY—A small HOUSE. bi 7th and Isth streets, and between Penn nia _avenne ond M atreet. Apply to BAKER, Star Office. oe ANTED. 5 Watches, Pistols, G goods. The highest cash chant Pawnbroker’s Store of oh, = ment desirable Brick Dwell with large garden at- = = renee locations te the er me oe — i t of Columbia \ at jo. Prospect nd Cast OF Clothing scott Cemmscgme ioe nose “or any other kin An . - - = * | [POR SALE—FRAME COTTAGE. FENGING, r% TLTON Sue, Pee ee URNITUBE re Mig ene: S00 Chief nrean. ARGE SALE OF OLOTAING. CAMP ANI GABKISON BQUIPAGB. ene Chi ortermaster’s a Depot f Wash. ca ag lon B c. owember 8. 1966" Mill be sold. ty direction of the Quartermaster DA 15th, commenc- Efe HoUsRS. Aajoin hte of ~ General, on MO. ¥. November 13th, 502 ith street, three doors north of Pa. -ve- 0, State rights Ettinge’s Patent | jy, i0a. m.. under the thesupervision of . Sole Agent for Binxer’s Sewing Machines. Brags | Lamp Chimbey, the createst invention of the age. | p8@ Themen. Hea Re at ‘Armory Baus Band for galg: Seamstress wauted, oc 17 Im*™ 1 2Jath st. _Ro $-3t 7th Si beer Pennsylvani, ing described property: About 19,000 Azes; 13 500 Pick: n° enue, $5.00 yt TREO UY FOR $5,000 FozsaL 1 LOT 25 x100 feet, No. CAST OFF CLUTHING ofall de- eC F HOUS 362 11th street. between Massachusetts avenuc 140° Hatchets, > and Gent 5} i Mstreet. Easy payments. and Gicuned and Hepetred “Nor 485 Hee corse ey | ce No. 61 ba pt Sd pay ATP Utd Hatcher Hanaien om Pick Handles, and ] : ae. GA fecha Baeaie -_ onnd STOK Tt, between B and Merviend | _po3-t © USES Te theroabh ress, | , These goods ore NRW snd in ORIGINAL PACK. {OR RENT—A HOUSE, in therougt F rtly furnished. Terma $100 per month. No. , 92 Pennsylvania aveaue, two doors above Bist t. Furnished AGES. and were mavufactured by Hunt Man turing Ge,; Collins & Oo.; Win. owe be: pi A) ANTED— By the 16th. of Oct an unfor- Ww rc B, contating othe &Co., and others, nished BRICK HOUSE, contatring eight or ten rooms, with modern improvements, between ms, or Booms and B ALfo, 6th and Bat streote, Penteyivenis aveuno snd. x nusylvania avenue. Bo 3 3t" Pei zee boyy —— black, and gray stree' ddresi a is office. Best of ‘E—One improved FARM. 240 v afentry Over —black references give ed #099 tf om ee Pike. "0 miles The 0 Cavalry Jackets ANTED—By a respectable young girl, a SIT- UATION to do chamberwork aad’ plain sow: Address a note tod, H., Star office. se 8 ANTES — SBOOND HAN RNITORE W ‘ain minke OARPETS, BEDS. Baie DING and. HOOsER' RNISBING GOODS oreneey hington Hotel. 25 rooms; about 2 acres lot attached,im Rockville. Also, ville, with w berltigh. blacksmith shop, tools to ch, ane dwell! o ‘erms “posts O, 2 MUNCASTER. FS, RENT—A pleasant unfuraished BESI 1,900 pair weers—biack. All new goods. Together with 8 lot of Condemned Gisthing.&c. . consisting of Greatcoats. Infantry Overcoats, Sack Coa! ackets, Hats, Caps, Woolen ta, Bed Backs, Metallic Scales, Knapesck 8, 196 Shovels, Axes. Oamp k: Jot of Tents and Tent Poles, + Ie acres in Bock- DENCE, at the corner of 12th street and New description. ad pL ee moet, York aven »ntaining 12 fine rooms, with gas, bei ping ee ed within five days from = and 3 good a Bent 81,20) per annum, pay day of val ooo ‘1D advance. eferences required. ‘erms: ih. in Covernment fanis x it 465 Pa. avenue, next door te United = FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘Hotel. Possession given on let Deco nen Qucrtermaster Genseni >. E> Bucker, Assistant * CHARLES H. TOMPKINS. = = ° , Be mero Police. an the Gas Ligkt | A LEXANDEE& 00. _Ros-2t Bvt Brig'Gen., Quartermaster. Company, 3%3 10th street, near Penn's avenus. | 2 No. o4 West Fayette street, Baltimore, = Y¥ D. L. WELLS &00. About twenty By~ rooms, ete tees | Oe eee iret tarest. ma B Auctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers, out, steam in the basement. a8 01 18 et. 4 : rner most convenient and desirable locations inrares, | Grorectown, front, three Northwest corner 10th and F streets, taurant end eating saloon inthe city. Suitable | Lot running back 202 feet to an alley for aemall hotel or large boarding-honse. Pos- | 15rooms. Ground floer eccup' VALU ARLE Lor CORNER Ore Th OND 8 session given 18th November. Inquire at 300 9th | Possession immediate if desir STREETS NORTH, AT PUBLIO AUCTION street. no 2-33 20. Dwelling corner of West and Congresssts.. | Gn THURSDAY the ate ovember, in Sepractons Rotgnte. tre stories sud Steet tear’ | stant, at 43 o'clock |p m., 1 sell, on the feet i, ack ulldingsy 1! roone.”Povseoion g's} | preminga all ther two-stiey” Brame Hove and da o 5 streets north’ said lot Leing 20 feet front by 30 fect indepth. This property is very desirable aes business location, and is worthy the attentioa of buyers. ‘erms: Halfcash: balance 6 and 12 months. $100 down at sale i ENT—By the let of Bi ber, a FUB- FOLEEp aobse containing six roots: th ploes rom the cars. Apply et the Star Offi le me nt $£0 a mon! Dol-6t* —— = to bace Bilin, sutures gia ceatiae | A een wice wasrmes tous ane rms. ns given for se! anthorized to sell three adjoining t ts ply at the shop. No. 1 Ret. bet 7th and of BEND in Montgomery county, Ma. shoutncs site Northern Liberty Market, nol mile above Oabin Jobn Bridge. en the Potomac Stamps aud conveyancing at ny —The G r; queduct.and one mile off said works, bei archaser scost. Title perfect. F Yixtt tee ot Rater ey rok and fort ibone dive from eo wn. ae Be) Pos {intel’] DL WELLS & OO. Aucts, Snd 6th streets,{No. 345, now doing good bust- _No. lL contains 8349 acres of jan: mcuitiva- | oy GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncese asons - | tion, well set In clover, timoth; c. with the Axuctioncers, ness. Rei for leaving, going into other bust wee ie et the tsar seh ef none scree, B Oorner 7th and B streets. i ow! of these ne jor Charles 7 OR SALE—A& GROOBR: BTOBE, centrally | Diiec, bad Intended for sore The eer aneiee AUCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS RESI- located, doing fine business. isfaetory | one of the most complete in the FIBST WARD 1 AaB: eR SOUR a LATHE, acl tate BPBact omabe | Soa, Wess cine ep sec earansone emery . rr main ; 7th and F sts. 4 06 30-6 Chambers ani bath-rovm, altic Anlehed;a large | OD FRIDAY. Nov sth. at 43 Fe RENT—HOUSE on F street; $150 por | cellarused as winter kitchen; double Perches the Also, HOUSE @.,on the SS we shall sell thet desirable three stor. monty. Furnitnre for sale. rick residenc: No. 61, K street, containt whole length of main house; an outer or summer ) : th. ; | kitchen? smoke house, tool-room, cistern, sad cot wide. with near Olty Hall. Auslegunt¥UBWISHRD ROUSE | tcs’heurer nation Siar the hots ee eae premiscaare 2; feet of fourteen rooms, for boars and a 40 foot s! for co &c.; a large barn for * D.L. WELLS & 00. 10 hersee below; twee: mnt orchards in full _0¢ $0-6t___ Real Estate Brokers, 10th and F sis, Reasing Deaes &: young one of apple and tearing Title pe [OTICE TO DAIRYMBN—RARE CHance | *Qo No. contains 109 scres. about one-half sowed in wheat,rye, amd timothy, with a a clover on the remainder, except abont 20 acres to snd large FARM for rent,one mile from the city: begrubled up in winter; two comfortable over a good road. Tho cows are very choice and | atone houses, a log tenement, with stoue meat- i ‘good profit, sbout thirtyin number. Also,the | honse and garden enclosed: jarge corn-house, lorses, Hogs, Milk Wagons, Dairy Fixtures, | &¢ ; anew post ani rail fe enclosing about ig Implements, &c. Bverything 18 of the balf. 3 ; Giret-class, and it is a bargain rarely to be met No, 3, about 116 acres; 25 in cultivation: 50 with, and wiil be sold reasonable, and upon go cleared snd realy to be cleane| up; the remainder terms Avely at once to D. Lb WELLS & O0., | in pine that will cut 400 to 500 cords of good Beal Betate Brokere, N. W. corner 10th and F. merchantable wood. enclosed with about 2 pan- with immediat FOR INVESTMENT.—Valuable DALY for x " ood set of with one of the best milk roates in the city, posd . ‘GEREN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, BBX 548°C. McGUIEE & 00., Auctionsers, BALE OF IMPORTED CURIOSITIES AND Urabe Meh ¥ JAPANESE AND oc 80 6 d rail fence on the road; the rest worm | GHINESE IN moncing WEDNES : This tract is su to have gold +s . S 2 or je Hines bi s be PEBUR Rw Ga A Rare oat" ® | Ee hire tithe cecatsorng athe ce | ENBE Oe Steak ang Byam ame ae eee __ | in Spy ne of those tracts wil! bo added. if de- | MarineShells, - do. Fo eee eh Sate —— Seer etown. sired, from 20 to S0acres of timber land, ef primi- tT on ee ese Pant ah of BOO a el ro hed Good e oaks. Wy Board can be had next Spor "Tauuire At the uew | Terme: One third cash: balance in 6 and 12 | o,,,Beaddresses, mos SCE Drag cere, corner Bridge and anbington ss. months, with Da DOWLING. Auct, n Diabes Jewel Boxes: Sc. aoe own. a :s - J boo kets, Garnee vory - QHAMOR EOD AECHED D Dhue OGo . 174 Bridge sirvet, Georgetown. 7 OHANOE TO SECURE A HOME ONEAP— | nosa “No 174Bridges Hogetber Sith a vartety of i oriounsasetnl or. A number of small BRIOK HOUSES on the tory BRIOK HOUBE oa arti repeal ‘eat Orieutal Isiand, well located, tor sale OB BENT—A three-e1 or 5 workmanship. ; 7 ITMER. t,, L street. between 12th and 13th ste. water. Bale ut reserve. ve 25-eost* 456 10th atu next Ford's theater, and stable, Ho. 448, Inquire 303 Det. Rent 976 | ‘Terme beeen ik b0'"Abios OB BENT—Large and desirable BOOMS, at oe the Seminary Bailéing, corner of Ga: A meaprengnl EM pan Tan Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. he road from Washington to S Al 21 4 and : hii n streets. Terms moderate. ply to] Naw FF zB alles from Wi guilmaton. Fegan, a Lyekaty ber Mrs. DOCGHERTY, on the Premises, George. oN ue the ferm in fine wood land. 1t'is well snppiied | town. Bo? Im’ AN, 8" Tith water, having two good springs, and pump BRIES. LIQUORS, &.. | , On . ment. corner 2ist and i. q stable, goed. hence nt ble fn Pear. Wil be sold low end Bear barn. le, and fit other th plenty of fruit, It italao a fret class and very deebrable, position far 2 lavas ond Soariabing town, being atreots, ‘sl atyomig market; havinga tral point between Washington, @redcrick and on early application. Kent low. Bo 2-6t* Baltimore cities, as it opens om three public roads, ATE PAE LOT with threet which the house cam easily ber divided: FRAME BUILDINGS. corner 13th, . ’ containing over mine notes, "A°safe aud veluctis. | sauare a6. leo. new BIE bos GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. investment, and cannet fail to realize a clear re- nd, Capitol Hill, street ports, square 755. Zoply at ho, % Louisiana ave- 'Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. nue. ward to any. otal rsons Who to buy. oc 00-6t" — rs THREE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING on : z ar: | Toaher of itu naatFaas vaoce We | VinaiMi AVBRUR, Betveened tad that Ma_., vedr by, ity ler of the WINDOW ond part of STOR '. OD) eo Willard’s 0 7th instant, st 10 o'clock term sed ¢ 4nd 5 | Hotel; one of the best stands lor office or any ofher m. oe 3-tf (Intel) roperty Agent, | DX 7 ad Gotapeny iy by ‘comer | S90 5 OTICE TO OWNEES OF CORNBE LOTS ON B60 AND, wil Terme: One-third cesh; balance in 6,12 and 18 Radi OREM Webied its saseeees | Fo grcinorsosints Ruaiaen Sat | oti wt gente yg Se heat guning s CORNER OT oF han rr 7 toe. D STOCK DUT DOE nk alex der ot oe the purchaser. 990 down on each lot the utreota above gamed. and desirous ot selling, | gearon* Mee comer 7th and Fretrects, Washing. | WLeR Sole Oe cots, PRG ree Gia: | BY CHET WILLARD, anton ou jen ittee Post Offco.” fee Chie | zy OR SALEB_—HOU Witlard’s Hote; F% ey near Willard’s Hote’ Trestary, 10.000. Ek at Ci rata ai ota Es : WELLIN F Wousn.zs tr inse Wor gee fata ere A Hose AND LOT ON MABY- Fae 6 inches on jand avenue, Rear Improved by tential two story frame being Ho. i Ue; lot Tumuing back 130 fect te paved perem: ee, with us stable and . house. TES : One third cadh: residue fn 3, 6, 9, pana Wome Ucar Si aaa Guat sea Bie | —— Cos! 5 PSyment ,OR BALE OB BENT—On Pron’ 8 (S100 required, : ~ Fe ve: consiatt s aemter story Ho AOR BUILDIRG. immed : M2 WILLIAMS, Stolz cast of the ations! Hotel. with a cor 5 Je See Sots ue tole 8 eas JOBNPW WAGILL, corner Penn's ovens tad BBE A098: ROKLING. RN game e, G BORGETO 4 ‘We bave several desir: SBS for Q Shieh isiates aac aes oe Qc 22 Im* OBMB & COOPER. ONBY! 4 H HONEY |} aici I aut te-dog receiving HONBY of the finest ecig “Corner ont ae Pee Po A fal of TRIM) " 4 Depot, follow- BA! LAND a¥! . NB. 10TH BT oak ee aed RM, Sa, 2 Srinerts i conveyancing end Feveour stamps at the cost Ler. ape neu r oc 18-eotwhds Aacuoncers. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON 12th street west, between Massacbusetta avenue and M street north, at Poblic Auction. On tcash: in and 12 months and secu) by a deed of trust on See Figne. Ali conveyancing and stamps at the cost ‘the par- | $0 down when the lot is knocked of | ee 81-5" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction-rrs | — i igi: Ee The house contains ten large reoms and wide Lalls. This property uw R ground rent. leave beovingeix years te rue, with the privilece of rem ving all improvements at the 3s of lane. 3 eons for 7 pee ishing to golu buriness or inake os o- | Yoatment. © GREEN @ WILLIAMS, bo 2 2t Auctioneers ¥ THOS. DOWLING Auct, ;Georgetown, OVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, care AUCTION * On MONDAY. November 5, at o'clock p mt shail sell. in front of the premises. part of No. ng 3) Sect on Washi gton street. between treet andthe Cansei, and ruvulmg beck The improvements consist of @ large brick dwelling house, (No Si.) eoutaising nine room ing room, kit. ben and cellar ne-tbhird cash; balance tn 6, t?, and 18 ‘Months. with interest. secured by adeed of trust onthe property Conveyancing snd stamps at the it of th re “co THOMAS DOWLING, Auct_ B* NAGLE & CU., Auctioneers PEREMPTORY S4hB ore LOT ON CaPi- Up MONDAY AFTERNOON, N 4 O'clock. we shall sell part of 6%, corner of south 1) street and nue, TUDBINg esst on south D street 87 feet 6 janes thence south 55 feet 5 inches to the rear of id lot | “"Torms: One-balf cash; balance in oles mouths, secured by ey property ps and ‘eyancing at cost of purchaser. S202 TFNAGLE & © ,Aucta B* JAS. C. McGUIBE & O00 , Auctioncers STOCK AT AUCTION | , We shall sell, at the suction reome, MONDAY AFTEBNUON, Nove.nber Sth, at 40'cloek. aout 2 600 Corporation Washi on a9 ip sums to suit J.C. McGUIRE ~) neta. | noz {lotei.} BX CBEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsors, | No. 526, cerner bh and Detroets. EXTENSIVE PAWNBEOK ERS SALE. ABNUAL FALL SALE OF ISAAG HERZ- On MONDAY and TUESDAY. 6, 1366, we shall sell, at cur Auction to $26, corner 7th and D strevts, at lo the most extensive collection of eenied Pledges ever offered by us. being @n accemulation of goods for the last twelve months, and compris. ip part— pe rt * Gold Bunting. Lever, and other Watches. ts’ Geid and Lever Hustiog Ohso- a. Lever and other Watches, Diamond ingsand Breastpins in the most el it ever ieee sien Be ot cils, elega:. i & grist, variety 8 jarge va oaks, Dresses, on most fashienable styles: Tabi pre ‘oe ts, Bprents, ‘and pl es’ Wearing Apparel in he Blankets, Qui ing te m0'ds Tostruments. aod a buméerous to enumerate. Sale to commence with Watches. ser AAU HERZBERG & SON, Parobrok A . Paw . nelcohis GHBEN & WILLIAMB Anon” BY J. 0. McGUIBE & O0., Auctionsers. PAWSBROKER'S SALE. EXTENCIVE OF FORFEITED Orme, eRablic that he will bold hie wrest on TU AY My nue Bext, Bov. 6, at we colo 8. =e a osc One saaing e@oid Hunting Case Watch, seif- ¥ 60 Gold anc Silver Watch Li collection of Ladies and Gents Jewelry & fine heavy Over, Frock and Drees Goats and ‘Sacks 4 Pant 20 Ladtes ir % Ladies fue i quantity 1 Sable Fur Several gard Staci Barrel @uns. Revotvers ‘ogetiier with general variety usually found 4 a Pawnbretr'ssa. * - erme © LEVI B_DE WOLFF, Pawnbroter, . BF. te +7 ease TOM COUTEE 2 Co ‘ nel (Intel } Ae tioneers. 7 By virtue of two ik — ons ‘Fitleo’ Ox Vat =z it Ooert.