Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1866, Page 3

-LOOAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Natioxar Tarataa—J. W. Wallack will appeer this evening im his celebrated tmper- sopation of “Jobo Mildmay,” in the Comedy et “Sull Waters Ron Deep,” one of the finest on the Evgbsh Stage. Mr. Watlack's in this character alone would have Masonic HALL.—Second Select Soiree of the Abracadabra Association this evening Trewrenance HaAtt.—First Graad Ball of the Lone Star Temperance Club this evening. Opp PeLtow's HALL, Navy Yard.—Psir ot the Rebekal Degree Association, No. 1, now open St. Mary's ParisnH Scnoot, Sih, betweea G snd Hi streeis—Ladies fair how open for benefit of the school. ts i Tue New YoRK, ALExavorta, Grokar- OWS, A*D WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP Com- vany —Last evening, & meeting of the stock- holders of the proposed steamship company was held at the rooms of the Board of Trade; Mr. Wm. Orme im the chair, and Mr. T. B! Mohun. secretary. The Chair laid before the meeting a letter trom the friends of the measure in New York, urgmg thet the stocaholders here at once ©Tgan ze. without waiting for the whole amount of the $50,000 to be subscribed. They state that they wiil adhere to the arrangement made with tbe Washington ople, giving the latter a majority of the directors, tne president, and treasurer, without waiting for the balance of 0.000, for the purpose of getting to work at as the fall and winter are the best por- s of the year for the freighting busines: With the 55,000 from Washington and wi has been raised in New York, two first-c! ers may be purchased, and the third may purchased when the balance of stock is dis. posed of. They request that 2 committee from Washington meet them at the Continental, Poiladelphia, to-day, and m New York after- wards, to consummate arrangements and pro- ceed to work. Mr. J. W. Thompson reported that the com- Mi ttee on subscriptivns bad obtaimed something over $50,000. Doubts having been expressed ss to the liabilities assumed py stockholders under the hability clanse in the New York Steamship Law, be had brought with him a copy of the law which be proceeded to read. Jt was shown that much less liability was as- sumed under the New York law than under be lnw under which companies are organized tn this District. A conversational debate was engaged in which a doubt was expressed as to the power Of the trustees named in the charter to resign, 3nd it was suggested that anew charter be ob- ned with thenames ofthe Washington stock- ders inserted. Was also suggested, in view of the clause quiring a majority of he directors to be resi- sts of New York, that the Washington stock- ders could elect some citizen of that place to represent them, and thus have a majority of the Board. Mr. Thompson, to test the sense of the meet- ing. moved the appointment of a commitice to proceed to New York and ascertain whatar- | Tangement could be made. Mr. Samuel Bacon said that it would be first becessary to haye an understanding with the subscribers, as the subscriptions had been made with the understanding thar $20,000 was to be raised. They could not be beld to pay the amounts they had subscribed unless the whole amount was raised. The Chair (Mr. Orme) beld the same opinion | as Mr. Baccn. He thonght it impossible fo the beers ips J to succeed unless it nad the co- operation of Georgetown The merchants on W ater street had failed to give them any en- coursgement, and unless they wonld give the steamers back freight the line would not pay. Alexandria was not in ¢ondition tw give back freights, and it was well known that but little could be sent from Washington. Mr. A. R. Shepherd said that if the line was putin operation, the merchants must avail mselves ofit. It would be the oniy desira- e freighting line within their reaeh. Rail- freights were too high to come in compe- & with it, and the canal line was clo:ed during the winter months, and the steamship dine could make the trips in half the time, and carry freight at half the expense of the caual line. The qvestion about the directorship was nol Material. The president was the contrell- ing officer, and if we have the president and the treasurer here we were sure of the voa- trolling influence. Mr. Thompson said that the first steamship lime between bere and New York always had more back freight than they conid take, and Georgetown millers were obliged te send their flour by schooner, against their will. That steamship line reslized 40 per cent. per herd during the two yearsthey were running. That dine was unable to take the immense amount of cotton and other products coming to Alex- andria by ‘he Tennessee road. This class of freight now found its way to Norfolk, for shipment by & much more curcuitous route. He was satisfied that if not a dollars worth of freight was obtained in Georgetown that the vessels could be abundantly supplied eise- where. Let us not by failing in thisenterprise draw upon us afresh the stigma that we are not willing to help ourselves. He was will- ing to double his subscription if ethers wonld do the same, rather than the project should fail Mr. ———— offered the following resolu. ton, which was adopted: Resolved, That & committee of five be ap- pointed by the Chair, who shalt proceed to New York and obtain sach information as may b- needed, with a view to the organization of the steamship company, under the present act of incorporation, and if in their view a safe course would be to organize under anew ¢har- ter, to obtain an act of incorporation. placing as trustees such principal subscribers to the Stock as may seem best, with such other safe. guards as may be for the interests of our stock- bolders; and the committee are further anthor- ized to procure such information as regards the steamers now for sale in Philadelphia or New York as they may be able, and to report their action at an adjourned meeting, before concluding any arrangement that would be binding on the Distriet subscribers. The following were appointed the commit- tee contemplated by the resolation, viz Messrs. J. W.Thempson, A. R. Shepherd. Wm. Wall. qof Wall & Stephens,) S. Bacon, and J. B. Bryan. The stockholders then adjourned to meet agam on Tuesday evening next. erwiiicertes ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.—Mr. Joseph Brager, who keeps @ clothing store on King street, near the wharf, was robbed Monday evening, bya negro, of @suitoft clothes. The negro walked into the store and tied on a suit, with the apparent intention of making a purchase, but, being fitted, be ran out, and has not sinee been heard from Captain Nimrod M. Baggerly, conductor of & passenger train on the Orange and Alex- andria Railroad, in attempting tw get on thi train yesterday morning, at Catlett's Station, accidentally tell upon the track, and bad both his legs aud arms dreadfully mangled by the car wheels passing over them. He was alive at last accounts, but is not expected to live. The anpual meeting of the stockholders of the Manassas Gap Railroad Company is being beld im Alexandria. Several propositions will be presented to this meeting having reference to the disposal of the road—among them, one to consolidate with the Orange and Alexandria Ratlroxd, and another, to relinquish the read to the boud holders it is said that the oldest inhabitant of Alex- andria is a colored woman, born ip 1755, named Ann Carter. —__.--—__ Unrow War P NEES’ ASSOCIATION.— This association beid & stated monthly meeting i ming in the Cou acil chamber, City Hall, the president. Vol. B. F. F r,in the ebair. The attendance on this occasion was not large, and but }ij business was transacted beyond amending the constitution so as to render all persons who have servedin the U. S.army and navy. who may have been prisoners of war in the South, and who have good moral charac- ter. eligibie to membership. This amendment ‘@s Wade sO As to render tbe society open to the reception of scld.t.s, and not only of of- ficere. as originally designed. An important topic which is under the consideranon of the society is the erection of & monument in this city to the memory of Union soldiers who died in southern prisols; @nd & committee bas been appointed to devise and perfect a course of ac- tion with reference to that object. ——$- CHARGE OF ARSON.—Yesterday afternoon, Sergeant Barker, of the Seventh Ward, ar- rested three small boys on the charge of hay. ing caused the fire which resulted in the bura- ing of the stables of Messrs. Hexter, Williams ‘and Carter. near the coruer of 6th and F streets, «isiaud,)a short time before. They were taken betore Justice Boswell, when ip pees tha they were playing with a pao of fire in one o he’ etabler, and tt is pposed a spark go emong the bay. The justice dismissed them with a lecture. peso Cuno or Faree Prraences.—On the 24 instant, detectives Olarvoe and McDevitt ar- rested James Columbus Seitz at a barber's sa- joon in this city for obtamipg goods by false precences from the firm of Hurper & Mitchel. ‘The case appears to be complicated, and in or- der to afford the parties all necessary facilities to procure the witnesses they wan’, Justice Morsell beld the accused to bail for a hearing te-day &t 3 o’ciock p.m. —o—_—— NEw ScuepuLe.—The new schedale of the great Southern Seaboard and Gulf mail reute ‘weatinto operation Monday. The time now between New Orieaus and this city is eighty - ix buurs. i} EVENING STAR. PEs} ey Lee ee : Arerat or Eu OF ALSOW AWD PER/URY.—In January last,the tobacco storeof E Hoffmant,on Pa. avenue.near 4% street, was di dby fre. It was sap- posed to have been the work of an incendiary. joffman insured with the Park Insurance Compary of New York,in the sum of $5,000. The Company refused to pay jor certiin sons. and sitce that time has been sojonrning in Europe, leaving his claim in the bands of attorneys for prosecution. A few dys ago he srrived in this city, and yesterday evening be was arrested by Detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt, with warrants ed by Jus tice Bates, upon the oath of Joho McKenney, ebatg ng him with firing the store, and also with -swilfall$ and corruptly swearing before Charles Walter, a Notary Public, to certain falsehoods against the Park Insurance O>m- pany, State of New York, against the peace and government of the United States.” He ‘was taken before Justice Bases, who held him to bail in $5,000 for a turther hearingon Theres. day. Fire. — Last night, about 6.15 o'clock, an alarm of fire was sounded from box 27, corner of 7th and M streets north. caused by the acci- dental burning of coal oil in the store ot J. Wolsteiner, 7th street, between L and M. Mr3, Wolfeteiner was measuring a pint of coal ofl in a cup, and her little son was holding a light for her. The oiligniting, caused considerable alarm in the neighborhood, and slightly in- jured the lady and her little boy. It was ex- tinguished by the neighbors with but slight to the store, before the engines arrived at the spot. 2 ii War Retic.—Among the junk brought to ® dealer in Fredericksburg last week and sbown to & gentleman from this city, was a leaden star formed by two bullets, moving with thesame velocity and momentam, bat from directly opposile points, ‘impinging agdinst each other This relic was tonnd on the battle field of Chancellorsville, and that it was formed in the manner above stated is proved by the undefaced appearance of the bases of the two bullets.—Alez. Gazette. ~~ JAIL IN DEFAULT —Luke Miller, colored ‘Was arrested in the county by officer Hanes, of ub cond Precinct.on the complaint of A. G Haley. tor making threats of violence, ard for carrying concealed weapons. He was taken before Justice Walter, who fined him S20 im Iast case, aad sent him to jail in default of bail for peace in the first. —— INTERESTING LECTURE To-s1GWT.—At Odd Fellows’ Hall this evening, Rev. Edw. J. Sou- Tin, S. J.. will deliver a lecture on Hildebrand, or Gregory VI1. and his Times, for benefit of tbat useful charity known as St. Ann's Infant Asylum ee Docs UNticensep.—Nelly Windsor and James Jobnson, colored, were arrested yester- day by officer Smith. of the 3th precinct, for having dogs bout license. Justice Handy fined them $5 each. ——— ee Tue First Ward Building Association at its eighth meeting, held last evening, sold $2,000 at 514 —limit 40 per cent ~+s0e-— CITY ITEMS. ©_B Bayty, No 27 Pennsylvania avenue, between Lithjand 12th streets, would inform his triends and customers that he received te-day per Exprees, an invoice offGents’ fine ealf Botton Gaiters, fine calf Balmorals, and fine patent leatber congress, made up in the latest Broadway style. Also, agood and general as- sortment of Ladies. Gente, Misses Boys and Childrens Boots. Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers. EEE SEE THE FEeSTiyaL under the auspices of the Bible Class of the English Lutheran Church, corner of (1th and H streets, will be-continned yet for thisevening, Allthe delicacies of the season are on band—delicious: flavored Ice Cream, Cakes, Confection, Coffee, Ham, Pies. Oysters, &c.. served by courteous ladies. Gog music to enliven the oceasion. —_—_e—_—_ GET GOOD CIGARS AT A REASONABLE Price. The way todo so isto nuy the Cactue cigars ma tactured by Roose aad Chaudlee and for sale at Willard’s and the National Hotels, and at W. F. Chandlee’s Store, under Ebbitt House, corner i4th & F streets. JEWELRY—Bog Wood Sets. Buttons, Brace- Jet Pearl Setts. Jet Ubains, Silver plated Spoons, Forks, Cups. Pins, Ear Rings, Gob- lets—recelved Wis morning—at Prigg’s Dolier Jewelry Store, 43> Pennsylvania avenue, near 43g street ee Don’r ForGRT to attend the second lecture of Kev. Edward J. Sourin, S. J., at Odd Fel- Jows’ Hall, this «Wednesday)evening for the benefit of St. Ann's Infant Asylum. Subject: Hildebrand or Gregory VIi and his times. o—— Get Reapy ror Corp Weatugr.—W. D-. Wyvill advertises a large stock of stoves, tar- paces and ranges, and persons wanting to get ready for winter should give hima call. His store is 409 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 st. tig eee MeERIN© Shirts and Drawers at $1: good Canton Fiannel Drawers, 75 cents: Gray's Uol- lars, 25 cents per box, at Franc’s Cheap Store, — A street, 3 doors above Odd Fellows’ al —_e—___ Not a bad dose—One of Henning’s overcoats. taken from the corner of 7th stree.and Mary. avenue. oo AS! PILE CURE.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of _ Sent by mail on receiptof #4. Circu- lars free. Soild by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine. Mana. ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3 Saree ae Goop Frencu Calf Boots, ready made $11; best French Calf Boots, to order, $14 to $16. J. Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, aud inside Hotel. Corns, Bunions, Kad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfully treated by Dr, White, Surgeon Ohiropodist, 424 Penn. av... between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8 @ m. toS p. m., and 6 to 8p. m. No charge for consultation, arrce—ipaeretrs PENNTES can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter MARRIED, EMERSON—OLABE. Leech, on the Sth instant of Washington, to Miss of Brooklyn, (Hew ‘ork papers please copy.) BOLWAY—RODBIBD. On the 6th instant, at Fletcher (Chapel, by the Key. J. W. Law th, Mr JOSEPH 8 'BOLWAY to Miss RUTH a’ RODBIBD, of Washington. Mo cards. = MUBBAY—KILBY. At Holy Trinity Charch, Georgeio¥n. BD. C.. nee lov. 6, 1855. by the Kev. A. Jameson. 8 J. JOSEPH C) MURRAY a MABY J, BILEY, both of Georgetown, STILLINGS GHAMBERLAIN. In Keene, N. Hi on the 23th October. by the Bey. W.0 White, SAMUEL V STILLINGS, U.S. N.. of Washing- C.- to MARY, daugliter of Hoa. Levi Cham- ol el ee BE COUNT LABGE SsTOV: AND _ PACKING TABLES for sale, at ADAM- BON'S, 506 oth at. Bo 3-6t [MBRELLAS AND WALKING CANES. Just recetved @ splendid essorted stock of of Bik. Sorin pier UMBRBLLAS, consistin; Gingham, American ging am and Oambric. Also, a fine lotof WALKING VANES, cholic B. W. BURB & 0O under Dorsey’s Hi: QUALI! styles. bo 3 3t 383 7th at. Cotte woop: ut Coal. jaltimore Cony —— Valley ken Bed Bp Ww aay w a y 90 wieert left ot Bi & masae's. Rroesre 0540 ar! a Ny wi Sth streets will be prompts attectoe te. Ome mptl lea to. ‘ard 7th st.,vet Eand F. fainud octim 1ANOS! I beg fo call attent: to of P NOS. Consisting of speciaa the well known makers of Chie! Son, Wm P Emerson & Oo , Geo, & Co., Marshes! ‘Traver. ALSO. assorted second hand PIANOS. sll in - wis = and ing in price frem $20 APS and for sal+ on smmail amoanta, payable monthls: or. for rent. by the mont and rent to a) ely to the purchase, (if bought — n a specified ) 20 8. D. & H.W, Biith's American PABLOB ONS AEE LODEORS. fo PIANOS OBGANS, LODBO: moved. packed. received on storage. tuned, or re- paired, excha' a ‘any maa INSTRUMENT repaired or exchang il. Music Bound. Music cone be al ELLIS, 206 Penn. avenne. near corner 10th street, Sole Depst for sale of Qpickeriag & Sons’ Piauos, BOS ett J, ¥ Fite # &. c. rox, “| REAL ESTATE BROKERS and ATTORNEYS POR CLAIMANTS. OFFICE: CORNER OF 77H AND F BTBEETS, Opposi Post Office ‘ , Hon. Amos Kendal Hoa. Bichard Wall George 8 Gideon by Govzae W. Riggs. Bunion, HD. Coeke, WW Corcoran, Hoses Kelly . Charles Kuay, soit FOR SALE AND RENT. ————_____i* 0 RENT—& sice second at No. 14 34 street, Geo: OUR UNVORN AUCTION SALES, (For other duction Seles see fourth pags.) BX CR0WS. WALKER & 00, aucticnser.. N. rk and Beadle tie commending at 4 rt OkowS- WALKER & 00 , Aucts. L. WALL & 60 7p Guchonesre. . Louisiana arene =~ SALE OF HORSES, OARBIAGES, HARNESS, NG. Mov 38. at Wo'rl, + & umber of Saidis, (afall descrtption at AUCTION SALES. a rHie APTERNOON AND T0-MORROW. RUSTER'S SALE a Tea ee By virtue of two d ie Sale, at public auction on of Nornamber, 1855, at 4p o'e story FRONT BUOM. Ly RE and B streets. prise mg WASTED. A iddis-eec COLORED Wom “i canal ie cook end wasn at E.G. WHEELED, 1 house WEOKESD OY, K—The VOD and FTETUBES ED ‘Two communicuing the second floor. nicely farmishei, Bearcorneréth. no? jerence SEWING MACHINE, in perfect order, can be seen at $39 6t! between the hours of 4 and 60'clock p | neat thre -story BI containing 6 rooms. L street T.th and 2th « ee jo. 4 60L street. REE CONVENIENT TED RENT, at No. 502 New Jersey ave,. b floor. Inquire i» Keown at the tims of Apply at No, 91 La. a ED—A competent DRESSMAKEB. to et & Wilson machine Call at room No, 9 rt Penn’s avenue Ges ed ARTED To soll, the LEASS, FIXTURES clnding ® Bar and Room Centrally | ferences Riven. ate. __ STE ents AS. G, Mc@UIRE @ 00., IMPORTED ont ten Building, corne: est ac. HUBSDAY MOBNI fe t the ear Carriace and Work Herses, sale.) comprising sbout THIRTY HORSES. Many good Work, Saddie and Herness Horses, A large collection of ‘ parti For tur ag ertt LZ chook, and BYENINGS at?» , = oi co jection of — = yl a ‘oung ore tee shail sell @ larg Shel!) ’ at x sits Shel pork. peeing of tewees, Brace). Panes. aud Kast ladia Waiters, Fruit Kes. ic. od ivory Ornaments ori as, usefel aod er opean Bud Oricutai L90. ew and Second-hand jarriages, Wagons, and cher Ope Back and one Woupee. im coed order. New and Second-hand &c.. at private sale. ANTED— 1 fine CAKB and 0. BNAMENTER. Good Bread Baker to take o. 4% Fairfax st. Le en- et BOT) TORE ECTABLE GIBLS WISH SITUA: in pectabl the other as chamber: ven Apply 341 adelphia a oo reo | Adcrese‘* Phila,” T—Six er seven ROOMS. mostly far d story and at'te brick, it Treasury and Pateat ling to board three quiet mn December Ist or sooner. ‘erred. Also, to dine at2 Star Office steting namber pusiness,and. ifany chiliren, their where an interview may be had. arpess, Baddtes, Carriages, sales days, Tucsdays, Thursdays, and Carriages and Harposs alwa nen W. Lb. WALL B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 1 8. BH. SIMPBON, N. fo leave the city. Lemente! artich le tamily—one as cook; - The best of references itrect, between H ane. BO ANTED.—Two Journeymen SHOBMAK EBS who can do all kind of work ; (jermans pre- J.J, BROTHERTON. N ANTEPR-—Two wait upon a sic pi seporbed rheumatism Apply 273 ANTED—A SITUATION as salesman by a oung Man of long experience; not afratd to come well recommend: one werk,‘ Saleeman,’’ Georgetown, D. 0 J. 0, Mc@UIBE & 00, & . Suctionsers, RY W.L WALL & v0 South corner Ponnsyivauts avenue and 9th st rench or Germans oclk. Addrese Mr. 3.5 LE OF STAURANT. on south A street, in family and b mw CATE. 8 WHITE ANT enteel COLORED MEN to OB RENT—Three Kh OOMB, suitable for how gentieman. re Keeping. No. 243, corner Vermont a batt: is on ihe sbevensmet premeess. BR ALL GREEN a WILLIA YD. L. WELLS & GO... Auctieneers aud Real Northwest corner 10th ana il at public auction, on FRIDAY, it. at 4 o'clock p m of H street north and d-band Lumber, o Posts. Scant'in, Said Lumber will « jovember Sth, o'olock. we will Atbin the stores. « lar, 8, to Cover advances, comprisieg cee of best brands of White Biesched Got- leached Cottons thaw & Bates’ Mills 8 &) pieces of chotce brands 6! Prints 20 whole pieces of Black Silke | 3 pairs of fine SIIK bound Blankets £) pieces of Colored Cambrica 10 pieces of Canton Flannel ‘J dorep Empress Boop 8) irts Pieces Cloth Cassimeres and ko Shirts and Draw 1 Colored Shirts avd I rellas, diferent siz BOeTS, part very fine ade Clotming—Pants, Vost, ; OR SALE—The STOCK end FIXTURES of a Family Grocery Store, at the northwest corner of 1thand I sta - -THREE ROOMS. Inquire treet west, between O aud P sts. north reserve, for cash. wi t Estate Brokers, 50 pleces ef Uni We shall sel 2 pieces of W: the / ANTED —D.L. WELLS & 00. want to ony | Honses, both large and small ture ef those about to sell for cash las: Houses to rent to Members of OR BENT-Three well FUBNISHED (com municating) KOOMS. for genii $08 Ad sfreck, between Ht ‘HEAPEST HOUSE IN WASHIN: BRICK HOUSE and We also want be sold on account of non 2 aale, two sto Lith etreet east, 600 \’ ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable widow’ woman as chambermafd. nurse or Would make herself iwlin a respectable bas of 20th and L streets, aye no7- D. L. WELLS & BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. IAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE. { decree of Orphans’ Conrt of the Dis- bia confirmed by the cery om 6th day of J Premises, the foliowi aco. Ancts. (OR BENT—Two or thre UNFURNISHED BROOMS, with water and gas. snitable for a mily, within one square of the cars. B in advance.” Apply at S6 High stroet, ‘ard, for afew no 6 3t* Sack and Over: Lot of Ladies Cloaks With @ large stock of othe Dry Goods. allof which wil without regard to cost w { Alex. Gazette, C EN & WILLIAMB. Anctioncers, No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets, PABLOR AND CHAMBER FURNIT! PUBLIO AUCTION 7 ar Sth instant, at 1 e'clock « D GIRL WANTED jo ds hi im aemall family, corner 2d atreet east and E ofrace sorte, near Bessett's brick store new frame, pe : ANTED—A neat, stress and Onamby Seamstress and well recom: Fare. 1 setl,on the ‘operty, being Donn, (deceased,) on rime and sossopable popitively be sold, L. WALL & ©O., Bucta bronicie end Intel. | (OR SALE—A GEOCER1 STORE, centrally located, doing @ fine business. 8 rent jow. Apply to KIL- Estate Brokers, me Ro Bt rensone for selling; ompetent GIRL as Bram- BOURN & LATTA BE ermaid, one who is of Columbia, being part of = origtnal White Haven,” and bounded as ginning for the same at the en! lowing line. ran from a bound planted at the north end of the sthe land of Mre land of the Iate Henry ing in the northwest corner of # to wit: North 23deg 15 min w: pe the new free road, leading to tae ge: north 10 deg 15 min. wes and 20 100 perches. to si the beginning of the east end of the Bi piece hereby to be conve: min east, eight and 94- stone, No. 2, thence np eight and 94-100 perc! south 79 deg 45 win west, ches. to atone No.4 planted sforerald Bid road ima stra! Anal isi oR SALE- FRAME HOUS E with four rooms 88 COOK AND LAUNDBESS paremeDt a tchen, D—American, English, Germ: Broo. Navy Yard me ench preferred. Leave address at Box 2= No. 434 K street, op ket. Stable on the lot T. CALDWELL & CO. 485). 7th street (OR RENT—Elegantly furnished ROOMS in suites or singly.and a BASEMENT ROOM, h first-class Board, at 2% between 7th and 13 bh streets and COAOH HOUSE for rent. suitable for members of Con of the pecond fol! stone. marked I T ine, which divide: On THURSDAY. the m.. we oye sell, at the resicepee of a = ao! 12th st) viz One Parlor Set. M BAMDBEBMAID WANTED —An Ame German, or French girl. not over 20. expected to assist in washing, Address Box Rooping on oO suitable for an of ANTED—To buy the STOCK, FIXTURES, &c., of aOigar Store. doing a A good bneiness stand required. Addi te nt of stock on hand, rent of stere, tone No} » now pl part hereby convey: Roa, thesce to include the yed,(1,)morth 7) deg. 45 100 perches. to another orth 1 deg. 15 ‘bes, to stone No These rooms ai ‘oprietor of the RESTAU- venteenth street. opposi er General's Office, offers bi ressing Bureaus, Washstands. aod Mahogany Wardrobe and Lounges nine T Walnot Merbie ANTED_Firet class TIN AND SiEE IRON WO! . fl to SIBLEY & : Staxe Warehouse, omnis Dna am'a ave., bet. gth | oy i " oc 27 house has ten rooms, gass, water, etc. For particulars rosd, thence by and with t ht line to the beginpin, ing 1 acre, being the same more or le, ed by atwo-story Frame House. will be required at cing and sia ap: at JOHN B_ADAMS -G GREEN & WILLIAM ¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & Co., Auctioncers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT H On MONDAY MO Meuring at lv o clock, bj duly recorded in Liber H ane 444, cne of the Chatiel record: D C., 1 shall sell ali the tu pulrest. between Vermont orceran ¥ onths in use, and ol The place isinsured for $2,W —Our lady friends to kuow that we bs a A Tauged for a weekly. au OR RENT—A first class RESIDENOE, with or VERY LA dest without Furniture, ; ample grounds,and suppli and Potomac water, bot and cold. Ap Prewises.cor Pa. ave and 25th st. west of the British Mi — other Oarpets . and are oer Mage, resect Stsir Corpet, acd ar Fine Cooking stove and Utensils the nod let of Kitchen aisites. GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Avcts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct'r, Georgetown. PEREMPTORY SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF DB) FANCY 4 : &c AT AUCTION ih Auct A 7th SAE OF FIBST eae iT 5 LABGE GROUND, IN THE FIKST WARD ,ueariy opposite the british Min m ,on the ote three story strest. contain: Unk Frame Oane F B eI ed with well. ci few days after for i Bacques, Slippers, the purchaser, nister,to W.T STEIGER, mein the country. Office, Boom 134, or address Rox POR SALE—A first class BAG-ROOM, com- plete. with all fixtures suitanle for x Kestan. rant; 457 Penn’a ay near 3d OR SALE—A STAR BOUTE Tnqutre at 3 ANTED TO BUY. 7th and 18th stree and Mm BAKER, Star Office. AN T E D.—New and Cast-Off Cl Watches. Pistols, Guns. or an: ‘hest cath price pa‘ er’s Store of A. 502 Ninth street, three doors north of Bole Agent for Singer's Sewing Machines. Seamstress wanted. ~WANTED TOBUY FOR 35.000 CAST OF F CLOTHING of all de- Ladies’ and Gents’ Ulethes Dy and Kepatred. No. 485 7th, corner t.and 576% 7th, between B and M ue. | NEARLY NEW AND between between Pennsylva OLD FURNITURE t. Apply to 0. B. sii ms oc 25 uf street, Island. RUG STORE FOR SAL increasing business. Aduress Y @00D: geods, The hi ERY GOODS, chant Pawnbre se On TEUBBDAY » ULTON & CO. T—Two nicely FURNISHED! 008, ad parlor, at No Band for sale. $5,000. kept. and consists on Parlor Suite, Wainut Frame, One Oval Marble-top Center Table Two sets Hell Furniture, (one with with Marble-to One Walnut Parlor Seven Handsomely P: Furniture, with Marble Warhstands and French Four Double Ward Qne Willow Rocker and Armchair Five Lounges One 18-foot Walnut Extension Table Parker D ping Chairs enty-two Hair Pillows Hair Goods, Fancy Goois. Sale ponttes. Term D T OB BENT—Twe very desirable ROU Hetrect, bet. 6th and 7th ste (ORK RENT—A well Furnished HOUSE, w ‘and gas. pleasant Inquire at No. 437% Table aad one GREEN & WILLIAMS, Vor; nted Chamber Suites sitmated uear the Bureaus and is GES sth of October, an unfar- “Apply to ©. STORRS & CO HOUSE, containiug efght or ‘B rooms, with modern im; b and 2iet streets, Pennsy and street cars. ner 15th ard F sts. OOMS TO LET—One nisbed FRONT ROOM. o: medium sized B between 9b and 10th strect« ei p ; URNISHED HOU. FOR BENT—v: most desirable location in the city for Hi street, between 18th and i9th, rovements, between vania avenue and N K.L., at this office references given and required. W 4N TED _ By a reepectabie young girl.» SIT- UaTi todo chamb ing, Address note to J 11., Star office. WANtee Ss ‘Also, MIRRO DING and HOUSE. description B. boore. >: about 1.5 feet im alley, with an exeelle stable. aud 6 well of f..e water inthe Title perfect and tree {rom al! brick cerri: house Boarding House “ nae and opposite Pennnsylvani OB BENT—In Goorgeto ROOMS. Small stack « Fixtures. for sale PETS 5 SHING doops of andle Malves, mie bh ‘hb Btove China Dinner, ice One Fine Cookine Stove and Furniture Also, the Range. Farniture, and quantity of Kit ben Bequisites, ee EUGENE Carts1, JAS. 0 McGUIBRE & can purchase the entire Fur- One quired at the poe: ete Breakfast, and {OR RENT—A twostor ~ F OB CASH! on 14th street, one sya INTEBIOB DECORATIONS! BRIOK DWELLING bof Blate De 3 GREBEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. BBR SEEEN & WILL 1ams, acctionsens. EB BUILDING THTRGINIA AVES CE Istand. at Public Auction. On THURS! at Lk instant, at eet ee Soclock p.m., of JOH @7 An application a 5 cntertained by to the day of sale. Y K.F. PAGE, Auctioneer. 12, IN 8QUABR 185, Located of 17th street west FRONTING ON Sand 4, ow., y the Trustee previous OHOICE STOCK! the HANDS0OM) in Washington pee for inspection, ENT ever offered DESIBABLE hree or four BOOMB, nicely sekeoping, very con piel Pioneer applet arately or er ‘all at 189 23d st. OFFioN BOOM ted for business “THOMPSON, NT—A two-story FRAME HOUSE. In- Ware TUTZ, Grocer, corner litt and B R} NT-STORS BOOM 346 Peon. ‘ashipgton °e OHN H, zr PAPEBHANGINGS, id Domestic Manufacti ATEST STYLES, ies, embracing new, rich, ‘erme = ‘third cash: belance in 6,12 and 18 mont! sand pecured by pcoet trust om the and K street north. and i - A _— Rteuat of the purchaser. $50 when sold. of Chas. Knapp, Bs: of trast from W. ron a of tr W. Ande: Tevenue stam; down on each ‘ot GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts « b 2 * and Estate 5 jorthwest corner 10th and F streets. VALUABLE IMPROV’ [OR BENT—Lar, atthe cor. of reco: , with appropriate ‘ poouss, With apni select stock of medium ana cones ee C., I shail sell the above desc) 6 promises, ou TU, at time of sale. and stampe at purchaser's cos DAY, Nov, 13, Conveyancing SEUSS oh 10) AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ‘ol SDA be oth any of = two-story Frame aon he eg theart corner of sb ama WINDOW SHADES, New and beautiful patterns, on buff. green, and the prevailiug colers Grounds, with Gil style, or color, made to order. OVAL PICTUBE FBAMES, est angertment in the Dis: led with gold leaf, and fr rders. with and without of any required size, BEEN & W. ‘Se No. Priore STENSIVE SALE OF BAND CHAMBER F aE tor a CHINA PLaT. A! ES, CARPETS, v Nov. uth. at 10 o'clock, we 0, Evqa., No, ae sts. north, Auctioneers, Tth and D streets, GANT PARLOR FS, RENT—A pleasent unturpi DENCE, at the corner of 12th str: York avenue. containing 12 fine roon jars. Rent $1.10) per res Spee 4 vs advance. pply ai a. ave States Hotel. Possess: endis worthy the 6 and 12 months, end conveyancing at bo 3. {Ant TL WELLs 2 00... ance. BBX 2: ©. McGUIRE 2 ©0., auctioneers. at ae trict, warranted ber nue, next door t ion given on Ist December. racing W; it Oval Pictare seat aoe hha cM examine fram . Convex Glass. &c. he taken are requested our atsortment before purchas PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In crimson, scarlet, green. aad blae colors, from hotograph te tue hi attention paid to this bran! WALNUT BRACKETS, ANB CORNER WALN SIDE AND CORD KTgle se OR BENT—FRAMB DWELLING, 16 rooms. water and bath-room; no gas. Located on I 50 per month, in ad- ,0or, 1Sth street and . 1 following articles pare PARLOR AND BALL. abo, cover and steol ‘Two large and clegant Frosch Plate aaetot Mir- rior Black Walnut Parlor Buite,con- r Chairs. opholstere ‘One Rosewood f: . with gines back reed Black Wiatnor Bookcase Mache Card Tables. Lounge in green and other Orvaments, ‘elvet Ruge. Osk B. G Hall Carpet and Oilcioth, Brussels Recep- One Bosewoed- ‘WO PABLO: BENT— Folding doors; hands bealthily and deligntfally situa Congressman sud wife or single gentlemen hig E street, corner of 5th, 18 Gab LOTS YOR SALE; Toe . @. HALEY, Attorney-at Law, No. 4 Market ay Meth ‘eo ms, has tor sale abeut Misso: bet ‘oasession imme:li- UT BRACKETs, PAINTINGS AND ENGBAVINGS sinstore. On sale, & few choice Paintings Bpace. Board of 130 OITY LOTS. 6n 434 end 6th streets, the others m: the an) Depot,’ east of the Oapii ock | tormeli . story E Thankful for the liberal patrom lic is called to the ab ete tn the District,a larg been manufactured spec jeokly additions rec ed establishment. Window Shades punctually and faithfuliy- execated. in city or country. Any orde: factory filled, will be immediately corrected. and action guaranteed; and goors (according to )sola at as low rates ast in the Distric. nd labo: f BOO x hg tre td ekpard, Mirrers, ogeny Book- 3 £ f Marble-top Si c jleepy i nd water through- ou ent One of the most convenient and desirable locations for a res- taurapt tg’ tre ing saloon in the ci for samall bote: session given 15th November. street. 5 i Tasulre et 500 sch, | Punch Bowl, Ivory. ENT—By the let of November,a FUR NISHED HOUSE, containing six rooms; ope hs Apply at the Star DS. Terms: Having to pay ITIVELY CASH, WITHOUT Ex. TERMS POSITIVELY CASH, WIT x lease ad the number-456, and the J. MARKEBIT: Bo, 486 SEVENTH STREET, § doorsabove Odd Fellows’ Hall. PENIAG6, Opening of » large and fine-assortment of GOODS, co™Pvsed of CHAMBERS. Pid lia rodney aie Wainut Marble-top Cham- T Ful jure. Superior aisvtop Seriog Miniretes: Weether Bed . dsome Walnut Waréroues, Chine Totiet Bets, Blankets, Sheste Clocks. q y Presls cod inmeie ee fered steer tit Gis many articles ARBER SHOP FOR SALE on reason:ble terms. Satisfactory reasons given for se Apply at the shop at. oppouite Northern Liberty ALE—The GOUD WILL, STOOK ard 'UBES of Restaurant on C street. bet. 44 cets,{Ho. 34%, now doing good bust leaving, going into | gong by no 1-66" Superior Bair- Marseilles aud oth and 0 nts + Hall, Floor and o' and " ness. Beasons for bese ot enumerated, ene iF and ¢ 2 & rt NT—FURNISHED HOUSE. with thir FR SEEE TOPTED TET, i frent of the dence: it carriage. made by Jacobs, ie some ‘top Buggy, made by Bogers Philadeiphta > ; ie of hee Double Bete of fine & Bi D rooms and bath-room, No, 353 Maryland $75 per month. - 8. Coast Survey Office, iT—On Bridee atrect. ico BO faspiseel or anfurnishen. Gest R re at the new Ladies’ Onildrs Bonnets Trina fay vad # great variety of Faucy Goode cut and Stted, slso made to ‘arivian style. 336 Pennsylv. Tnuuire of T. | arch street. Phi 2 One ak 3 uf i ae Drug Stere. corner Ui the well ented, Or malay, ales PRES “sherman Morgea”’ 5 i jorees “ One sty lich Brown “ Lexington’ ne. Horse, by St. Lawrence, long mane end ene horses aresil kind and gents. owned and tby Mr Page tingle berness “aod saddle, du: **Aiso, magnificent Afghan, Wolfakin, and Fancy FOB BENT; possession REEN & WILLIAMS. Acts. B* MOMEIE o, BRYA} OP we will veil at A HOME OH EAP— e Fe ¢, takes pleasure of {nformin iaeed the establit iment of Boni e f French Ba! h omprising all bis toméra in this city OmRe pent orate Theatr. © and desirable & Sauiding, moderate. » Om the a E—The GROCERIES. im ‘aa mail oni teh it, corner 001 ¢! for one a! stable i Wilt be dent low. Also. RBSIDEN' 3 lance, and ten y i bi 2 S g rokers, 495 7th street. November 6th. at sale, ar expense fn the athe J superior quality. and continue to name. FROM AUOT hd eo yard eerie such as sells at $4 60 delay s Yares, | 4® Market Space. under Avenue g2t 3.0. McQUIRE & 00., ‘Auctioneers. TRUBTER'S BALE OF or seamenen Beckatherrs fringe, worth £0 ¢ Veget pT told at $275. land examine Vest sts 20 ame, J len. ¢ pair 9x! ieea inst racnt 1,000 CEDAB at the lowest market castome re pApely at re. A. G. GAST tn jo. 222 7th street, oo ll