Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1866, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Nationa Tugater.—Second J.W. Wallack, when bo will for tne only time during this «i eagemenin, hie osiee brated napersonate a of +! a,” in Bal- strength Wer & great piay, supported by the full Of the stock comy any. x Coremnta Garven.— Dancing commences At 9 o'clock (his evening. s Ward.—First grand Srotrs Hatt, First bali ot the Western Beneficial Association this evening. Oop FELLOWS’ HaLt.—Leetare by Rev. Ed- ‘wart J. Sours, S. J., this evening for the ben- fit of that noble charity, the St. "s Infant Asylom Lapizs’ Fair?.—Two fairs are now in pro- grees, at eitbero which you can spend your money t. aid a good object and have an agree- ante Geren Berges The Rebekah Association hold theirs atthe Odd Fellews’ Gal Bets ae <— a ae benefit ot - Mary's Parieh 001 ts rogress on Sth street, between G and H north. MEETING or THE Boanp of HzaLTA.—A meeting of the Board of Health was held last evening. Gen. Bacon in the chair, and Dr. G. M. Dove secretary. Dr Ford, from the committee to revise the health lews, reported that they deemed it un- necessary to IMpose very stringent measures, except in time of epidemic. They also submitted a draft of bill to be laid before the Qouncils. It provides that any member, or the secretary of the Board of health, or any officer under their direction, shall have power to enter and inspect prem- ises, and, ifrequisite, to abate muisaeces; and that any person interfering to hinder an in- spection shall forfeit a penalty not exceeding #25. It further provides that the members ot the Board of Health sball have Power to de- termine what are nuisances. The report was adopted. Dr. Dove submitted @ resointion providing that, where any garbage or other offensive mat- ter is found on any lot or other inclosure, the Board shall order its removal, and if it is not Temoved by the owner of the property then it snail be removed at his expense, which was — mm the draftof bill reported by Dr. ord The attention of the Board was called to the fact that Mr. B. F. Isherwood bad failed to re- move & nuisance from his jot, on F street. Dr. Dove said that Mr. Isherwood had been twice arrested for failing to remove tne nui- sance but was dismissed in each case. Mr. Wilvon said there was an ind/-tment pending against Mr. Isherwood for the; fence, and he hoped the attention of the District At- terney would be called to it. Dr. Fenwick reported a case of cholera on 7th street west, between G and H streets south. —=—-.—__— MERCHANT TAiLons’ INTERNAL Revenve ‘Taxts —in reply to a letter trom a clothing house retative two the taxe= on the tailoring business, Hon. Thomas Harland, Deputy Com- | Mussioner of Internal Revenue, has given the following decisions: Under the act of June 30, 1964,as amended by the act of March 3, 1865, the tax on clothing, &c.. Was Six percent. ad valorem. And a tatlor exclusively engaged im manufacturing to or- | der, as custom work, whose products, includ- } ing materials, did not exceed $1,000, was ex. | empt from duty. Under the actof June 20, 1564,as amended by the act of July 13, i566, the tax is about two per cent.. and a tailor exclusively engaged in | Manufacturing to order, as custom work, whose } work, exclusive of materia!, does uot exceed 1.006 per annum, is exempt from duty. When the work exceeds in vaiue annually Siw, the party manutacturing to order as above can bave no claim to the exemption un- der section 9, Dut is jiable to a tax of two per cept. ad valorem on the entire amount of his Manufactures, unless he may be entitled totne | @xcmMptions under the provisions of section 93 Of said act. The tax on clothing is in all cases on the tire value of the same. uding material, Ja- bor aud profits, and net on the increased value given to the mwateriais by making, or, in other | the well known mak | lent ord r. and ranging in pricefrem $5) to $09. words, on labor alone. Thisis the case when a tailor makes clothing from materials furnished bim by his customer, as well as when he fur- nishes the materials himself. In this casé he has the right to charge the tax to the customer furnishimg the material. —_2—___ Counterrzrt Notes.—The operatives of the secret service division of the Treasury De- partment have discovered that counterfeits of 3100 notes of the First National Bank ot Bos- ton, the $10) notes of the First National Bank of Cincinnati, and the $100 notes of the Nationai Central Bank of New York city, are in circn- lation. Tbe counterfeits of the last named notes are pronounced excellent, the engraving being very good. In the word “maintain,” however, near the fe.oale figure, on the right band side of tne face of the note, the letter “T”’ is imperfect in the counterfeit issue. Anew and counterfeitof United States legal tender notes of the denomination of $50, made its appearance at the Treasury De- rtment yesterday, and was pronounced by eneral Spinner, United States Treasurer, to be one of the most skillfully executed ever brought to his notice. The vignette of General Alexander Hamilton, first Secretary of the U S. Treasury, Dad heen “split” from a $2 treas- ury note, and neatly pasted on the c: terfeit 2. Theengraving of the other portions of the note is well done, and can with difficulty be distinguished from the genuine. Bap Conpuct.—Sunday night, alad of about 15 years, named John Laskey, went to the Ebe- nezer Methoaist E. Church, yes Sey and w in) ‘ly igauiged in smoking a cigar duckie the corvie » Officer Gordon told him to behave himself or he would put him out of the church. The youth replied: “You can’t put me out.” Gordon went to lay bands on him, when the boy drew a knife. Gordon took that from him, and being m citizen's dress, and ex- & the boy to behave wi he knew that don was an officer. be opened his coat and showed his badge. The boy had very little ‘More respect for the badge than he had for the eburch, and the officer arrested and took him €o the station house. On the way the youth to realize his position, and drew a re- voiver which he had with him, and dropped it in the street, but the officer picked it up. In view of the fact that the penalty would {ali beavi'y upon Laskey’s mother, 8 widow lady. the ease was pushed no farther than to fine Laskey $20 tor carrying concealed weapons. ; —_2—_—__ Taz Wi1xess Conover.—Sanford Conover, alias Charles A. Dunham, who, it will be re- membered, figured as one of the witnesses on the trial of the assassination conspirators, was Brougbt to this city on- Friday night by one of Marspal Murray's deputies. from New York. and Jodged in the Districtjail. The arrest was Affidavits of Wm. H. Roberts, J. A. Houre, and L. C. Tarner, Judge Advocate. The affi- davit of the latter is to the effect that after Roberts, alias Campbell, had given hiz testi. Thony before the House J serene Hey a e Dim ( on the Sth of May, 1566, he gay big aml ap which cated by Conover, and him; that he bad at the ment of Conover recited itto J Upat the was entirely Uonover seems to be quite cheerful at the jail; asserts that he can prove innocence, and ts confi- dent that he will out in a day or two. FAs BBS. Tae Prive Rinc.—Mike Carr, alias Eng- lisD, is traming for a raill with Beb White tbis month, for £300, and is said to be in excel- dent condition, his friends being confident of Success. It issaid thut ifme wins the purse 'y ng accepted the chai- Jevge of Johnny McGiade, of New York, and as the articles specity the fight must take place in thirty days trom the time the offer is ac- cepted. we may expect both “mills” totake place this month. A 'Warnineto THE vothe glee og Mergen! Roth arrested a boy named Richard for playing ballin the streets. Officer Roth testi- Hea tbat the practice of ball playing on the s.dew: by boys, from L to N and 7th to 9th streets, is cause of great complaimt gem | housekeepers and property-owners there, an his attention bad been called especially to this boy, of whom he gave a very unfavorabl account. Justice Thompson fined Kane $3. —_>—__ Caicxen Tareves.—Satarday afternoon. Levi Batler and ‘Washing ‘Tested in two cases mp, Of the ts trom Me.srs. J. F. Boyle aud Wm. Lu- cas, apd partof them were recovered. They ‘were sent to jad for co: pesremnbe seas F Prerty Lasceny.—Yesterday, Wm. Gibds colored. was arrested by officer trai committed to jail by Just:ce Thompson. ———— Guanp Lancex¥.--Charles Scott and Fanny Hill, colored. were arrested Satay night by officer Cramp, of the Ist Ward, for Jarceny of a coat belonging to John Gibson. Justice Drury sent them tw jail for court. Se San raee Petry Lancesy.— ar- Tested py elicer Hurdie,of the let for the larceny of a shovel, the property of S. Red- tern. Justice Drury sent bim to jail tor court OITY ITEMS Revewnee lecture to-night at Odd Fel- flows’ Hall hy Rev. Edward i. Sourin. S. J., for the ba. fit of =¢. Ann's Infant Asyium. WANTS, pare eee rer eee te Sei ry T; nen INING- ROOM Wate eo 3 Tax Six DoiLak Surrs for boys are good. Apply te J. J. BROTH EBT: brr the seven dollar and fifty-cents Suits meet large Henni with a ars One Price | WY ARTER Two COLORED MBN to, on the corner of Seventh street wait upon a , cannes to his end Maryland avenue. a by rheumatiom doar Fat. frombr ya, < ’ NEE FP ANTED IMUBDIATELY—A firet-clacs WO- JEWELRY—Bog Wood Wectn. Finaaeer Rines, Wart to = pa Arensior ssmati Bracelets, Obains, Buttons, Onli Stone ort Apply at oth ia. 415 B street, between lst Serie nd Buitons, Carduncle Settsand Bur- {and 19th strests, south std w tons—received this morning—at Prigg’s Dolier Ww ANTED—By a respect girl Jewelry Store, 433 Pennsylvania avenue, near TION to do chamberwork anu api 4k street, gee hourewerk. Address tox No. —_—e——_ ‘We orton that our frieads Harvey & Co., 259 Pen vania avenue, Presale) oth and 10th streets, are rroeiving to-day more of those Gelicious oysters. Thee arrangements with their are so complete that they are receiving the most choice of the briny deep every day. ——_e—___ WHAT ALL Say must be 40; therefore save money and buy your Geats’ Furnishing goods ‘ik. WANTED— oli, Gi io tied bors he? herseit useful. red ttreet, Let. B an BTED—Two or three good VARPENTEBS. yeouth of F street, between 12th and 131 " - it BW. SNISD—A SITUATION o@ sdlesma: man of loug experience; not sfraid to ' ‘ome weil recommended. Addres- for at Franc’s Cheap Store. 494 7th street, 3 doors “tal ” . O. stating above Odd Fellows' Hail He sells good Meri- | fussnese’ Suemaens O08 Be ANTED—A SITUATION ine carriage chop. asa Biackemith or Finisher. or Belper, A no Shirts and Drawers at $1; good Canton Fiannel Drawers, 75 cents; Gray's Uollars, 25 cents per box. young man. Willing to take either reasonable wi rvs to thee ry. A SURE PILE CvRR.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- | Address J.W UATION, Alexandria, Va 1'* strument positively cures the worst cases of JATION pectable piles. Sent by mail on receiptof $1. Circa. wax grag BES ped rs free. Sold by druggists, Agents wanted | plain se ould make herself «: everywhere. Address J. B. Romame. Mana- | ‘idm a respectable family. Appi southe ist ger, No, 575 Broadway, New York. %) | Serger of 20th aka Letrocts, Wires Wate. ter tow > Goon Frenon Calf Boots, ready made 211: best French Calf Boots, to order, $14 to $16. J Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hotel. spe Corns, Bunions, Kad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfily treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Uhiropodist, 424 Penn. av.. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8a m. to5 p.m., and 6 to ¢ Pp. m. No charge for consultation. W 457 8D—4 WHITE WOMAN to do bouse- work foraswell family. None but tne be-t need cail at Ho. 209 8th street west ANTED_By a respectable German girl, o W ‘Bir ATION we noges or hades eth, ply at 246 B. pear I‘ th street. nos 2:* ANTED—By @ respectable girl, « SITUA Won to do housework and sewing. or cook- ing, washing, and jrontng. in_a_smail family, ference given. Addrees. Box 2, Star Office It* (COLORED GIRL WANTED to do housework in asmail family, eorner 2d street east and E stress north, near Bassett’s brick store new frame. Ro ud no 5-2t* ——_——_. PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the tee hos J 15 W ASTED—4 neat, compotont GIRL as Bian. stress | hi goer men erp who Z © aes Seamstress and we! Tecomme! can callat 34 meee Ket between 13th and 1/th sta no 6 8t* FURST, CLASS Cook AND LAUN' WANTED—American, English egg preferred. Leave addres: t St. Patrick's A Menday. Nev 5. 1586, by the Rev J. f Phila- a Walter ISAAG 3. WINNEWORE a. 5 C8SEBEEMAID WANTED — An American, German, or French girl. not over 2%, Will be expected to assist in washing, Address Box 24 Star Office. ne 6-3t* WV4NTED—To buy the STOCK, FIXTURES. -, of a Cigar Store, doing a business. usiness stand required. Address, stating amount of stock on hand, rent of store. “A B’, Star office, no 5-6t* W ASTED—Lumbermen. Coal and Woed Deai- aa ers So. peties 4. ‘ness man = ed had ™m ex) ‘iencein above al nader- stands the busiiess, desires au, ENGAGEMENT. dress JOBN W., Star office, for four days, Do 6-2t* 3 SX G00D CARPENTERS WANTED. Appl, to 8. BACHB, G street, between 20th and 21st sts. Ro 8-3t* W 4NTED—A Furntshed HOUSE in a dest location. for the DIED. WISE. @n the 5th instant, TIDA AMELIA, in fant oaughter of John H “and Wise, aged 5 months aud 17 days. Her funeral will take place from the r-sitence of her parexts, No. 699 New Jersey avenue, on tle 7h ipstant. at 2 o'clock p. m., when the friends of the family are invited to attend. - HABBIS. In this city, on the #th fr ANN HABBIB, tn the 734 year of her Her suneral will take place from Ryland Chapel and D streets south, to-morrow mora?’ Friends and acquaintances are Elizabeth Jane Ing at wo k invited to attend. WILSON. Mon: the 5th instant, at Wo’cl) Min ANNYANE WILSON, nen TF goo teks Per funeral will take place this afternoon at $3 k. from her Iste residence, No.64 Water strec! Georgetown. bd eo urpose of letting rooms Address -P. B.,” City t Office. Bo 3-. WwW ANTED—A first COOK, one who under- stends her business thoroughly. None other need appl. To such a one the very best of wages will be given White preferred. Appl; at No. 341 j2th street, beiween M and N. ii 3t* 8. E. DAY, Prayos: PIANOS! I beg to call attention to my very large stock of PIANOS. consisting of specimens from ers of Ubickering arial WANTED First class TIN AND SIEET- | Son. Wm. P Merson & Co , Geo, Stocke Ww c #00... Marshal & Traver, Gutld@ Go.,and others, | gu ¥, Stove i AS GS A 35 astorte! second hand PIANOS, all in excet- | 224 20th sts. a / ANTED—our ledy friends to know that we have srranged for a weekly supply of STAMPS of the VEBY LATEST designs for Braid and Embroi¢ery. All of the richest designs now and for sale on «nail amounts, payable monthly: or for rene 97 tes month, and rent to apply to the purchase, (if bought within a specified time.) Also. ork reach us days after for 20 8. D. & H. W. Smith's American PARLOR es, Blippers, OTS MELODEONS. for SALE or BENT country.” PIANOS, ORGANS, MELUDEONS, &¢., rented, PRINCE'S. 351 F street, moved. packed. received on storage. taned, or te: paired,exchapged &c ANY MUSICAL INSTRUMENT repaired or exchanged Music Bound. Music sent by Mail. JOHN F. ELLIS, opposite Patent Office, nia_svenue sod M BAKER, Star Office. __FOR SALE AND RENT. 943, corner Vermont aver aes F988 —The STOOK and FT: ond FIXTURES of « recery Store, northwest corner of i1thand Lew Lal Bo 6-2" Pte yn A yl gy jot + co! ir. Alson nt » 800 1th st bet Pe avcand Bate net“ 5S: Seo teat Rei ag nolern improvementes Will fot he tat" for boarding house. Apply on the -6t' Fenooma ibrar aa eal! fawtiy eithie ove equate of fhe cars fe edvance. Apply at456 High street, Geo: me F928 SAUE—A& GROCERY STORE, centrally zones ce sone? — low Apply to KIL. FOURN et LATTA, Beal stats Brokers. i 5 1 AUCTION SALES, AUCTION ES. [Por other Auction Sales see fourth j _THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BE THOS. DOWLING. Anct.; Georgetown BE CREED @ WILLIARS, Aactioncers EXORLLENT HOUSEHOLD FORS(TURE,Ac, | SS¥ ERAME Ww D. . Bov. Tih, at 10 o'clock Twili sett, at Bont ti Wastpengte attset between Dunbarten and Feet aagortivent of H rniture; consi hogan: ‘alnut Oneal: Sofas rooting Tth «treet. = ty reaus, Ward! ‘Bivoinlng the res ef tne let ou Thres- Sly. Legtain ant exher Oarpots ree ply, er Faiey! asand Bedding aire. Big koween Mirrors, & J cloth, Matting, Excellent Cooking and other Stoves BENT—Elegantly-furnisted ROOMS es or singly ai 4, BAGEMENT BOO oy lt acta ine F° BENT—A first class BESIDENO without Furniture, containing lied with well. cistern, nd cold. Apply on the rooma; ample grounds, and « and Potomac water. premisen, cor. Pi th st., next door west of the British Minister, to W. T STEIGER, ceneral Land Office, Room 134, or adiress Rox 545. City P.O. no 6-6t" aR BS A ee Se Fe SALE—A first class BAR-BOOM. com- plete. with all fixtures suitanle fora Bestaa- « Rear 3d st. no 5 31 ran red vubeeribae subse} mn street, Island, Drs. STORE FOR tucreasing business. Ad Btar Ottice Bo i Fet BENT—Two nicely FOBRISHED KOO MS, bed room and parlor, at No. 398 20th streat. between G aud H 6-3 For ® well furnished. and very desirable ROU. Inquire at No 537%, 5 street, bet. 6th and 7th ats no 5-3t* OB BENT—A weil Furnished HOUSE, and gat leasantly situated near the T and street « ty to C. STORRS & 00 ner B fROous TO LET—One large ani well far- nisbed FRONT ROOM. op 24 floor, and two medium sized ROOMS, on 34 floor, at 339 F st, between 9th end 10th street: no 6-3t™ VOMS FOR BENT-—Three nice FRONT ROOMS. at No. 10 Ohio ave» ue, within one block of the Treasury Departmeat. ‘Inquire for Mrs. NICHOLS, mo 5-2t" EF! BNISHED HOUSE FOR BENT—One of the most desirable locations in the city for « Boarding House. and eth, opposite Pennnaylv: Bo 5-st* Fo. BENT—In Georgetown. aSTORE and four ROOMS. Small steck of Fancy Articles, with i .» Apply at 173 Market Space, App ts S respect ible tenant, withort chil- neat © AGE of four rooms. with yard and garden ind, No. 352 » between lith and 15th stree! __ no 5-2t* OR BENT-A CK DWELLING. on lith street, one Rorth of State De- em No 69. Inqnire on the preminan. he- ors aha clock p.m., of JOHN WAGNKEB. Do 5-3t* | er SALE— . firsi-ciass BESTA! RANT. iow doing & fins busine ss, will be sold for cash. and on low terms. ifaprued for immediately. Apply mises, ST. JAMES, F street, between th no 5-3t* LE ‘hree or four ROOMS, nicely far- ished, suitable for housekeeping, very conve- nientto the cars, ina pleasant part of the city. Willbe let separately or together if applied for im- meliately. Caillat 189 t no 5-3t"¢ res OFFICE BOOM on Ist floor. of l8thetreet and N.Y ave. Ad mirably locateé for business with the Depart- ments. W. 8. 2HOMPSON, cor. iSth st. and N. Y ne oes el Fo. RENT—Five BOOMS, suitable for honse- keeping NISHED ROOM, Inquire southwe: corner 3d and F _no $-3t™_ Fe RENT—BUOMB snitabie for families or single persons, furnished er axfurnished.with er without board,at 359 3d pipet, commes Some no 3 3t* ED ROOMS FOR RENT—Severa, very desirable Boome for rent ina new house where all the furniture is perfectly new. Apply between I and K. no 3-3t 306 Penn. avenne. near corner 10th street, WwW $25 ED New and Cast-Of Clothing es. Pistols, Guns. or any other kind of Sole Depot for sale of Chickering & Boma’ Pistios. | soods The niches’ cash elon eh eR eine oF Bo S-eo3t tbe chant Pawubroker’s Store of A. FELTON & UO. 502 Ninth street, three doors north of Pa. ave F OB CASH’ INTEBIOB DECORATIONS! for Sinzer’s Sewing Machines. Brass ale. Seamstress wanted. oc 17 Jm* $5,000. cadtore cnotaineofaitse Ladies’ Oh i scriptions. and Gents’ Clethes Dyed. No. 486 No. 486 Cleaned nd Repaired. No. 483 7th, coract if ry street, an : 7 ween en ary lan OHOICE STOCK! ovenné. ‘eo fi-3m* Now open for inspection, the HANDSOMEST y ANTED—By the sth of October, an unfur- i : nisbed BRICK HOUSE, containing eight Geog ees 1S ONAN en | ge tiene Meeaed Te rovements, between PAPEBHANGINGS, wrens Gee Bact tt Of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, of the _ mil “and LATEST STYLES : ate tor Parlors, Helis: Diniog Boome 'Oneneer, 6th and 2ist streets, Penn street. Address A. K. L. sivenand required. se 39tf NTED—By a respectable young girl, a SIT- W Aation te do chasbere scree sae SIT: and, Pp eng Ie poker ee ind uaiaus ing. Address a notetoJ.H.,Steroffice. se3 ° ‘older r draw p= os. “the teen eel ie mana | WW Mi BinROao On HAR BURST SEE Also a large select stock of medium ana DING and HOUSE: URN ISBING doops pF aa tal ap 25-82 descri LY, 406 7th street,” WINDOW SHADES, Je 8- between G and H. cast side New and beautiful patterns, on bail, green, and the prevailiog colers. Tan. Lavender. and Stone Groente, este cae a with —_— oe soy Cent ow es of any a size, style, oF color, made to order. 7 a5 OVAL PICTUBE FRAMES, largest assortment in the District, warrante. Ext atfied with gold leaf, anc omihe beat rae, patie ely in the ak re ane Ao . ation. va rames, Convex Glass. kc. Persons having Pho- ————— FOR SALE AND RENT. Fe BENT—FKAME DWELLING, 10 rooms, T en ehzoem; 20 60s. ogg | = rc ‘erms, Tuoath, ° W. 8. THOMPSON, oor. 1sth street aud LL near “Tt 52 Tz PABLOBS ON BST FLOOR FOR BENT—Folding doors; handsomely furnished, healthily id deligasteliy situated, suitable for country— ei ongre: and wife or siugle gentlemen. At aoe a erionnt bafece paca tremnczamaine 494 E street, corner of sth, Bosesesion imei. ately. no 5-3t® PIOTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In ortegena, scarlet. (nega — colors. from sma) a) e1 an Biso. St)! Conk nd Tassels, ‘“ifferent sires Special attention paid to this branch of our busi- ness. > WALNUT BEACKETS, peor A COBNER WALNUT BEAC . cea jn EASELS, &c., ime PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS Alwaysinstore. On ssle,a few choice Paintings end Engraving. fANDEOME LOTS FOR SALE} A. G. HALEY. Attorgey at Law, No. 4 Market Reece. Board of Trade Feoms, has tor sale abeut 130 CITY LOTS. One on Missouri av 435 and. ¥ streets, the others mostly Depot,’ east of the Oapitot. J, OB BENT—The large BUILDING ocoupied bj the epolitan Police and the Gas Light Company. 353 20th street, About twenty-five rooms, it con’ mg ‘and desirable jocations for a rea- feurant and esting ssioon inthe city. Suitable for asmall hotel or large boardi! o08e. Pos- Thankfal for the liberal patronage recetved: the | sesston given 16th November. ‘Iniuire at 300 9th fs tbe mestoompiste iu the District; largepor | Set: xo XSW ast com! io str! ary ir Sano 2 tion of which bas been manufactured epeciall F ay pha ist of Bovorsher. a. FUB- order; and, with the weekly additions recei: logk. fi tb * Kopi at the fs Ome will meke it al} times such as is kept in a well jock from eee iy Star Omice. regulated establishment. Orders for nperh $50 a month. ne l-6t* ing or Window Shades punctually and faithfu! ARBER SHOP FOR SALE on reasonable @xecuted. in city or country. Any order sath terms. Sati reasons given for selling- Ty filled, will be immediately corrected. and | Apply at the p, No. 15 K st., bet. 7th and sth; Satisfaction guaranteed; ite Ni ‘Mai quality) sola at as low rates as ie (eccording - posi ern Libert; rket. Ro 1-6t* chiecd inte District “Herma: aving to ‘pay | FOR SALES The GOOD Wit, BFOOK ana cas! for good: al al . d ‘BES “ * i. 7 * TERMS POSITIVELY CASH, WITHOUT EX- | ness. Reasons for leaving, sping tate eke Patt: Onrtiow? 4 ther bas ne ase remember the number--486, and the B SALE. TERMS OASH. A BEAUTIFULLY cervaTap FARM ON J+ MABEBIZES. ica from Washinatone containing Inf serosctiics No, 456 SEVENTH STREET, pest land in Montgomery county 30 ac noS-2wif* _S doorsabove Odd Follows’ Hall. | the, ferm in, fine wood innd. It is _— = Dear ouse ad all KOM AUCTION OM AUCTION wee veuleeens @rdiltaina aia Plenty ‘a trait, tt Just veceived from Auction. 25 dozen Barnsiy’s | is also a first clean and very desfrable, position wd Linen Hackabuck TOWELS, one yerd long. with | &laree snd flourishi ng rh almost tral point between Washington. Frederick frives. worth £0 cents, and will be sold for % cents. timore cities, ant oy as sells at $4 Ma piece, will and can easily be divi into twenty lots, each ‘Cal. ‘them, at containing over nine ocomy A safe and valuable a SELBY & YATES’. investment, and canuet, > realize « clear re- Dol __48 Market Space. under Avenue House. | For particulars apply at lOO marth OF Pee ar: on SS oth ,0n H,orto Dr. Cc B. MAGRUDER, of county, Mav near by, who will give t r of the arm lock ands tan oe sauig tow cas. 0c 25-tf {Intel} roperty Agent. T—Large and desirable ROOMS, at F the eminary Bu idtng, cormer of = and rms moderate. ‘uneen é. DOvOHERTY. on the premises, - Market Space; Lou FoF BALE—Tie SRQORETRSLITTORS. ac. ona ' small establishment. corner ‘ — atreets: ‘Thiele goon ¢ LQ a ae chance nding O?*2i Ne. Seat taamnaeeeiginrs. wilt ogeslsiow Opening Of a large and fine assortment of a ee haan tine ’Undergar: Perfaiz yo and» great vactets ot jacoe, Lies . terms, thi eo ittoe a order, he Uneaten aie ws mee ° faarierasa rge loas-ohent eats oc 28. tw 336 Penneriventeeveate. | Bouse, a atest. No. 38 ia Indiana ave- Bee ett et Soca | Pasir iia papEaa oth 108 BNT—Large and email furnished end an large SALOON PARLOR, com- shed. Also, by ist of December, on first floer. suitable for an of- No. 404% 22th street, between I no 3-3t* Fo SALE—FRAME COTTAGE, FENOING, and some FURNITURE, on Mer wi Hil! for 500 leo, State Tights ot ntti "s Patent Or muey, the greatest invention of the age. ETTINGE, 512 12th *t- os ate OB RENT—A HOUSE, in thero: rtly furpished. Terms $100 92 Pennsylva venue. two street. Furvi: ) OF 92 Pennsylvani enue Fee SALE—One i: epair, ermonth. No, oors above Ziet ms and Board, no 3 3t* wed FARM. 240 acres, on Kockville Pi 10 miles distant. The ngton Hotel, 25 rooms; about 2 acres lot attached, im Rockville. Ali pecres in k- ioe 4 enc blackemith shop. teols to each, ano dwelling. ‘erms en8y. Bo 3-At* 0. Z. MUNOASTER. Fo RENT—A pleasant unfurpished RESI- DENUE, at the corner of 12th street and New containing 12 York avenu fine rooms, with cas, 3 good cellars. Bent $1.20) per annum, pay: able monthly,iueadvance. Beferences required. A at 465 Pa. avenue, next door te United Stat : ) aaa Possession given on lst December. ho 3-6t* LEXANDEB & CO., A No. #} ‘host Favette street, Baltimore, Offer two houses for sale— lst. Dwelling on High street, near Bridge street, Georgetown, feet front, three stories ani! attic. Lot running back 202 feet to sn al and contains 15rooms. Ground floor eccuple shoe store, Pcssession imn edlate if desired. 2d. Dy ng corner ef West and Congress ats., G-orgetow» Heights. two stories ani attics. Lot 77 feet front and 125 feet deep. Mouse 45 feet front, two back buildings, 14 rooms. Possession in 3) days no 3-3t* A 248E CHANCE FOR a SMALL FARM. J am authorized to sell three ediel ing tracts of LAND in Montgomery coun 'd., about one mile above Oabia Jobn Brid Aqueduct.and one mile off said worl about l'sbour’s drive from Georgetown. No. 1 contains 83% acres of lant, all incultiva- tion, wel! set in clover, timothy, &c. with the exception of the frent fiell, of about 35 acres, which the owner of these lands (Major Charles ier ae intended forcorn The resideace is one ©! he collar uved as winter kite whole length of main house Kitchen, smoke house, tool-room, ice-house; et.!ling near the house for 6 horses, and a 40 foot shed for cows, &c.; a large barn for 10 horses below; twe excellent ‘orchards in full bearing. besides a young one of apple bearing peach trees No.2 contains 109 scres. about one-half sowed in wheat, rye, an! timothy, with a good set of he remainder, except about 20 acres to in-the winter; two comfortable log tenement, with stone meat+ jen encl ;_@ large corn-house, ji rail femce, enclosing about one bal Ho, 3, about 116 acres; 25 in cultivation: 50 cheered — fond todd sisenes x ; the Hag me | i wi rom cords of goo mefchantable wood: enclosed with about 380 Seee fending. oe. Bhie' tract is supposed sa tones gol &e. Bhi on it. fein, stjoiain to the mines now worked. One of the finest building sites be oe Baye: wit an excejlent spring st the foct of " ‘ T ofthese tracts will be added, if de- sired, from30 to Wacres of tmber land, of Priini- we ‘Terms:” One third cash: balante in 6 and 12 rest, PenteeaPo in if AB DOWLING: Anct, be siree! Georgetown. nosd a (intel ? r summer cistern, and 0 LET— ied for immadietely, on the Toorest of takes Penn's avenne. the WINDOW part of BE, 0} ite Wi ~ iy Hotel; one of the bes. stands for business. Occupied lately by ‘Wal Railroad Company. 7 of witht Sta, "This land will be wold OB BA) Eagan ems ae. 3 ‘STOCK, KpuINGn. a seyett soder dali fataree ee Peres cS sangeet Fauy other ol Ke woe rece ont Siaemre Pee owe Thy GARE, BE yy i . Kite al 4 ‘Sad'mueay. articles Bot tt a Cakatac “motte : ‘erme THOS. . % lor Bel Uotelt Auctioneer. we biie —— cawdtabsbar Tih Gay S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- | ices, the enst part of Let No a til further notice. screet sooth, Sd and M___{Intel,]_THO8. DOWLING, Auct. | "Fe terme +Opd made k BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown. q x +%. REED = PEREMPTORY — one ¥ GLOD: ¥ DL. WELLS ace... ERY £ Auctionerrs and Heal Estate B: re. On T D. Northwest corner 10th and F streets. mencing at —_ Bridge street, the entire stock, consisting of Dry | VALUABLE IMPROVED P Y ON THE Goode, Fancy’ Goode, Mil 4 OUTR Ee T CORNERS OF TTR ° . Fancy Goots, Milliery Goods, & ™ tive. ‘Terme cash. STREPTS NORTH. LEC AUCTION nea’? THOS. DOWLING. Auct_ 2h, THURSDAY; the ath day of November ix. s2Y McNEIR & BRYANT. stant-atds oclock p mm., we shell sell, ont BX MCB EUR i anace brokers, 495 7th atrect tal Seok ‘i il that two-story Frame House and theast corner of 7th ° D feet front ue feet Propert very desirable as « Dess location. and ie worthy the attention of On. THURSDAY. November 8th. at4o'clock p. ™.. We Will sell, at iblic sale, HOUSE No. 35 Dunbarton it cee fg beyers. eet, Geor: wn. e bouse is ree story erms = =Haif cash, ance 6 months brick, with nine reoms, lot adjoining S0x133 feet. $100 down at «ale Lei o Poe Anew mg at ‘Terma made known on day of sale. purchaser scost. Title perfect no 5-dtd = GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acets _no3 [Intel] D L WELLS #£B0 . aucts BBX GREEN & WiLLIAME, Avotionser . Epwarp Cc. DYEB & Co., a? SALE OF A HOL AND LOT © Lan VE: NEaw 10TH ST IMPORTE : On FRIDAY a OOM Nov, Sch 256 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oclock we rhall sell part of original Let + (Sign of the Golden Eagle.) ew pl Tost © aches en © 365, fronting Invite attention to their stock of : FINE WINES, BRANDIES AND SEGARS, OLD RYE WHISKY. MALT LIQUORS, CORDIALS, &c. improved by a « ee. bein. we K AbOME 100 fort tow f + feridue in 3, 6, 9, ith interest. deferred ments Scents for the sale of and stamps at utes Sar hs mt of a ay Sr) vo ley Wise Ons $100 t-auited on evening ofthe rte Ee Paris Exposition and Empire Brands 4008 Sales ae fae SPARKLING CATAWBA! Pa | ere = Califernia Wines from the Los Angelos Vineyard. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, POBT, EQUK, ANGELICA. ac. Coruer 7th and B streets FINE GROCERIES PRESERVED FRUITS—American, French and Wert Ind rs J _LLIES in variety, CANTON GINGER, FRENOH PEAS, MUSH. AUCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS REI DENCE. WITH LARGE GROUND, IN TRE FiBST WAKD mearly opposite the British Min ictere. On FRIDAY. Nov. oth. at ¢ Me ™ on the i ines, we all sell thet des! Fe three’ BOOMs, TRUFFLES Brick residence: Mo Al, i ottect seen CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S reoms, and hall et wile, eas throvghont ENGLISH PICKLES and SAUCES. the house, The premises are $234 feet in front. i — a= pss in brick! — f OBO font ey. wi ane ro ie ov e Stanls. a well of L..e water th tke sega Title periect and iree ‘rem all ipcumbrance, with iminediate posression if destred Terme: One bai cash; $10) of which wil | ¢ re qpired at the sal; the balance im six end twelve months. with lyterest. secured by s deed of trust Also, invite connoisseurs to inspect their stock of | cant oh purchase! Couveyanclag and stamps at HAVANA SEGARS of well-known brand ! 3: GREED & WILL’ % FINE OLARET end RHINE WI ~ — ROE Bete. PRIVATE STOCK MADEIRAS and SHERR - MCGUIRE 4 O0., Auctionsers, CHAMPAGNE WL Conterves, and Laxcries for th. jepeh to the Bent’s Boston Crackers, of all kinds, Bronson s English Dairy C! Chedder Stilton, Pineapple, Edam, Scotch Ale, English end Irish Porter, &e., &e., & | SALE_OF IMPORTED CURIOSITIES AND Ofour own importation, and call t falatten- | USEFUL ABTICLES OF JAPA. ot Ton of osuwaasive ee thet nds of | CHINESE airy NESE AND JULES MUMM & At the Aucti Booms. DAY EVENING. Novem! 0. Unsurpassed tn ric nf delicious favor, for | PAtinuing THORSDAT and FRIDAY SUES x | IINGS, at 90 o'clock, and BE 7. Also, vartous other brands | Hhattselt'a large colivction of noe Sts 0 VIEVE CLiCQUOT Pi ARDIN, MOET AND Marine Shells, Qorals. &c. CHANDON G aas | French Italian Shellwork, consi.+i ow HEIDS & i Work boxes. askets. ies Pearl elk B.C, DY | __ Headdreasea, Bracsicts he oe Pg Chinese | Japrbent and East Todia Waiters, mit ew. Jewel Bo: . &c esos Pes 12th and 13th sts, Bamivo Baskets, Carved ivory Ornaments 7 or 7 © ae, )LEGANT PLAID POPLINS JUST OPENED, | Toeett es yw et We would call the particular attention of onr | <.,deelen snd workmanship. the public to a magnificent lot of a ustomers and PLAID POPLINS which we have just opened comprising the most superb assortment ever opened in this market, and are well worth examining by any in pursuit of a haudsome dress for the fall or ter. Ta ‘addition to the above, we have a very large stock of HIGH COLOBED ALL WOOL MEBINOS, which we are offering very cheap. ALSO, JUST FRUM AUOTION, | A splendid assortment of Lupin’s Celebrated | MBBKINO CLOTHS. which we can now sell at very near the old gold prices, having purchased them at -0. Mc@UIBE & ©0., Rect BX OBREN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. UILDING LOTS, FRONTING 0 IMIA AVENUE, Between sd and 4, — Isiand. at Public agen. On THURSDAY. the sth instant. et 4 o'clock Pp. m.. a. +hall sell. op the premises. Lot No 13, in gare No 4%. having R007 fromt and é whiten will be sold out reserve. Terms: One-toird cesb: balance in €.12 and 18 mostbs. and secured by a deed ef trost om the j a t saci t 5 premises. All conveyancing sad revewue stn 'e have alec just receive: rtment of | at cost of the purchaser 850 down on each lot Handeome Black and Voie DRESS SILKS, | when sold. which we have purchased very cheap during the BO GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts past week at auction. Aliso, ae @fali and complete | — ¥ GREED & WILLIAMS. Auctionsers, peer MOURSING goons. | om to B No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets the we af be MBI pele oro en cinend them to oe gustomere aa PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE Ar being the most reliable make to found in this On THURSP. aye 30 © clock a. coustry. and we think our ices will compare m.< we shal! coil, at the resin rey favorably with any of the retailers North or East. ALSO, JUST OPBNED. declining sousekeeping. on O street n. between A fine assortment of HEAVY CLOTHS, in grést Lith and 2th streets west, being House No. 26, variety, suitable for making ladies’ and * a Coats and Jackets, which we are selling cheap All goods marked in plain figures, at the lowest | mee rates. One price only. No deviation lowed. w. 8) B & BRO., oc 80 eostit Me No 34 Market Space. UPERIOB OABINET FURNITURE. ber f to info: eget tosete toe enters i weaves CABINET FURNITURE Is Full and Complete, embracing every "fro the Aneet P down to the PEST fs not necessary to Chere = our Sock F CLASS HOUSE. FURNISHING Pr seee prices a ‘lease call and satisfy opr o wibson #0 $-e08m Southeast corner sth and D’sts. Big te ISH OONSUL > -POOK, 4 jalat, 1 volume; Luni a Be Army wees Jotnepe he ipeic, Cassy. fume; Leipsic. De Ulercn. et De Prac! tee 1 % inti; China, Glass and ‘are Sarr Bods . s — and Utensils for, Ohsusber, and ather Btotes _ let of Kitchen Reyutsites. _nobd GREEN & WILLIAME, Ancts W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, B' Stores 315 and 317, South corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th st. i B oF "i PRERUPTORY SALE OF 8 18 Stas OLAss DY-MADE CLOTBING’ SUSE: q WHITE AND 8. BeAwK . &e., AT AUC On THUBSDay NQusixa. 5 Fr sth, for’ cosh: witoin the store, © iseye seco ove goods, to cover advances, comprising tigue des Consula’ uel des teuil—Dictionnaire des ri 30 pieces of best brands ef White Bleached Oot- Pieces ef Unbleached Cottons pieces of Waltham & Bates” Sheeting whale pistes Bleck Prine fi bound Blankets bieces of Golored Cambrice os rrearrattd 2 EA io 4 y troduction to Tienes 4 ine Merino Shirts Sie ‘Threehoid of Osemisteys en bite and Colored Lettres Sar la Onimies eer oes a dozen Umbrellas Sort yd rs Text r dozen Su: we ag Hh ‘ayler’s Seater? gad many seer Fall suite a wpe 2s ae ane TRANCE FAYLOR” | Lot ee Cl ‘HIS 18 T LV) CE "T''ber bea ebtatned rom 5 ‘as zy ae Gourt ot PAzez VOUS FRANCAIS, Or. Do You Speak Frenoh? 60cents 8) hen Sie 301 Do You Speak German? G0 conta, Bevin Va Be: ol; Or, Do ,o@ Parlate Itajtans Bits seteese 1849. iP, Bee, : pone Mbit cite SaEveTEEY ona BRUIT TRESS 4 3 DUTOH Troes of finest quelity, and moderate | aes inee—Delaware, Concord, fons, Adiron- , Lawton Blackberries, Strawberries, Currants, Br? . Shade Trees, } TRUSTEES BALE ‘TWO LOTS, FIRST thd ¢ tiogie raalatoe, Tr | On THURSDAY & A 4 ra eS oe | eee Se ov Sat Ras ea som mc, | siete is eH. a wit ater Ne Se ee — weak,