Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1866, Page 3

™ > pyr + THE EVENING STAR, = —_—= ——— LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. ‘NAL THEATER. —The com ‘¢y of “S:i11 reran Deep” bas seldom been presented bis city in a more satisfactory ms ser than * given atthe National last even: ag, or to tudience -night, Mr. Watiack will Appear as “(ther m Shakspeare’s immor- tal tragedy, on which occasion be will be sup- ported by the full strengtiy of the compan Mrs Mee&. who appeared Inst evening, decicedly valuable accession to the stock ¢ pary, and we bepe ia time to chronicle other as factory additions to its strength and capability. TewrrRaNce HaLt.—Second Graad Ball of the Frie ip Club, No. 1, this evening. po Fritows’ Hatt, Navy Yard.—The Fair ¢ Rebekah ree Association, now in «, IS & delightiul place to spend &n evening. ST. Manas Paris Sewoot, 5th, between G and H streets. —Ladies fair for benefit of the «chool in ‘progress. Give them a call. - Tue Assoctatios oF OLpRst INRAnITANTS. Lesterday afternoon the Association of Oldest fobabuapts met im the New Market Hall; Georgetown, D.C. venerable members of the Associstion from ail parts ofthe Distriet being | oben The meeting was ealied to order by veter G. Washington, Dr. A. McD. Davis act- ing as Secretary. The following named gentlemen were pro- —— and elected to membership :-—Anthony iyde, Dr. Hezekiah Magruder, John Marbury, Robert McPherson, Morris Adler, D. W. Ed- monston, Wm. H. Tenney, E. A. Eliason, Jonn Merm, Benjamin Beall, R W. Otark, Dennis Pumphrey, Charles H. Whittinger, Tnogmas lamrell, Andrew Hancock, Henry Hoil! lay, Henry Barron and Gregery Ennis. Mr J.C Brent presented to the Association two interesting documents, one what purports to be the contof arms of the Ross family, of toss-Trever, County Down, Ireland, with nugmentations by roval tavor in honor of M4j. Geners! Koss, of Bladensburg and North Pou notortety. The document was found among the papers of the late Commodore Porter. The other is a certificate of the membership of Washington Boyd, Esq.,of the «Washington ‘Tribe of the Kickapoos,” a social organization exisung in Washington in 180%, whith was Signed by J. Laab as Secretary of the Tribe. Mr. F. Dorsett presented the original muster Toll of the Riflemen commanded by Capt. Jno. .J. Stull, during the war of 1812. In a very few weeks our City Fire Department will be tully supphed with new and hapdsome equipments, and a parade and inspection of the tall de- periment is talked of. Messrs. McDonald and MeDade, the contractors, will, in a few days. turn over to N. steamer the third hose car- Fiage. & fine preee of workmanship, which they centracted some months agoto build for the department Its wheels sre four, and four feet eight Inches in diameter, with a two inck thread, while the spool is caleniated for a thousand feetof hose. Under the driver's seat isa basket for equipments. The latest im- provements have been made on the carriage— chocks worked by level to check the speed of the reel, as also chocks for the spool. This ear- riage is bemmg painted red, with black and white stripes, and will make a very neat ap. pearance. The new truck for the Hook and Ladder Company has just been putin tervice by them. It was contracted for by Mr. ©. C. Langley. and is a neat and handsome piece of work. ti is intended for sx substantial ladders, from fiftteen to forty-five feet im length, and the necessary hooks, axes, and implements. A new and useful improvement. The iron work was done by Mr. Langley, the wood work by Mr Edward Haines, and the painting by Mr B. Donnelly. — Metuopist Reunion MEETING —Lasteven- 1BE. & very interesting Meeting was beld at ‘he new Foundry Oburch, it being a reunion meet- & of the former pastors and older members of se church. Among those present were Revs. t. of Balumore, B. P. Brown, B. New- ton wn, W.B. Edwards, J. R. Effinger, and Elisha Owen, within the altar: also, Rev. SP. Hill, Dr. Peter Parker, and many prom- inent members of other denominations. The meeting was opened by Singing the fa- milar Bymn «Am Ia soldier of the cross 1” atter which Kev. Dr. Slicer made a few re- marks. He spoke of the early days of the Founéry, and of Methodism inthe District, alluding aiso to the rise of Methodism im Eng- land. He spoke ef the primitive style of the earlier churches, and of the great impreve- ments made im church edifices; bat said he could pot see that a fine organ and a fine church, with choir, &c. added to the spirit- uality ofacbureb. He trusted, however, that the blessing of God might be with the people, and thst through the old Foundry station many. May in years tocome, lay the founda- Uon to endless life. Kev. Elisha Owen followed Mr. Slicer ina tew remarks, after which several of the older members related their experiences, among Others, the venerable Jacob Hines. who has been a member of the church since 19(2. ae eet Tae Wive Gawe.—Last night, twocountry men. who had come to the city ttend mar ket with their produce, paid a tO & house on C street, between I2th and 13th, in Hooker's Division. The femaie inmates were very po- jite, and set omt a bottle of wine. A sailor named James Thomson, was also lavish in his attentions. When the wine was offered one of the countrymen took ® drink, and the other dectined. Havingseen as much of the man- bers and customs of the jJocality as they de- sired and as was prudent fer them, the stran- gers lett. The nymphs made known to Thomp- son that the bottle of wine was not paid for. ‘Thompson went after the coantrymen, and collared them on the street, demanding the pay for the wine, and insisting on their going back to the house to settle, Just at this time officer Kay wason hanc, and arrested Thompson. He carried bim to the Central Guardhouse. where be was locked up, and this morning ‘Was fined $3 by Justice Morsell. ents Manassas Gar RalLroap Compayy.—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ma- massas Gap Railroad Company convened in Alexandria, Va., yesterday. Fleming ‘Was appoimted Chairman and Edgar Snowden, rand Daniel Morgan, Secretaries. It was Teselved that @ committee of tnree be appvint- ed to take into consideration what steps should be taken to secure the completion of the Ma- bassss Gap Railroad to Harrisompurg, at as early a 88 possible, said committee to re- Port to this meeting at 7 o'clock to-night. The Tellowing gentlemen were appointed om the Committee, viz: W. D. Massey, of Alexandria; ‘Thomas Henderson. of Fauquier: and Geo. Ww. Murphy, of Shenandoah ‘The Uommittee on Proxies reported <bat they have examined a sufficient number of Proxies to ascertain that there is a large majority of the stock present— More than sufficient to constutute a quorum; which report was adopted, and then the meet. ing adjourned till 7 o’clock p.m. — MERTING OF Tak REPUBLICAN AS80CIA. TION —The Republican Assocation of the Di trict held a regular weekly meeting last eve- Bing, at Union League Hall, Mr. John R. Elvans in the chair. There was a large attendance of the piembers and others. jubilant over the result of the recent elections: Ad- Gresses were made by Messrs. AG. Riddle, of this city. and Ool. Stanse}, of Texas. A resolution was adopted, in which the asso- ciation co-operates with the movement which bas been instituted by the Soldiers’ and Sail- ors’ Union of thin city for the holding of a grand mass meeting on Dec. 1. 1266, for the pur- pose of welcoming back to the Capital the members composing the majority of the 39th Congress. ——_o——— 4 Fiout Prevevten.—Last night, Sergeant Pierce, with officers Hill and Ray, on daty in Murder Bay, whils standing at door of the building mm which the colored folks ho’d re- ligious meeti beard & poise of preparations tor a free fig .& groggery opposite. They made so quick & descent upon the chowd that they captured fiveand die) the remain- der. Justice Morsell fined Reuben Johnson and Wilham Hines $3 each, and Ed. Smith and George Washington #2 50 each for a disorderly gathering. Andrew Jackson showed that he bad nothing to do with the row and was dis- dissed. ——e- FRAUD AND ASHAULT AND BatTERy.—Yes- terday, Officer Miller, of the Third Ward, ar- rested Michael Baum, clothing dealer, on charge of fraud. The case was laid befor Justice Miller, when it appeared from th. dence that Abraham ‘was indebte1 to the aceused, who threatened and assaulted Drifus to make bita pay. Drifus states that he paid bis bill, and im the payment gave Baum S10 more than was due him, which he refused torefund. Justice Miller beid Baum two bail dor court in both cases. iytTeR1on DeconaT . Markriter. No. th street, has constantly om band, as fine interior decorations and an Sssortment of bons Prices paperhangiags, window shades, frames, cor Awd tassels, brackets an. of the latest styles, and a collection of paint- ings and engravings which would ve an orna- any gallery, and which are well wor- © attention of connoisseurs. aes Sooner a CREATING NvIsaNces.—Last night, Officer Markwood arrested George Thompson, Leo Fold Woolson, and Wm. Miller for creating Puisanees in the aven TT were taken betore Justice Thompson. wh: rd the evi- dence, and fined each $5 for indecent exposure Arvvains (nN ALEX —We find in the Aye xavdria Gazette ot Veto: J the folle wing The Schtconer E. L. Wales. from George. ‘own. D. C., for New York, with acargoof two bu:d ed and thirty tons of coal, wasran {nto “04 seriously Gamaged, in the fog, about half- past six o' this morning. when off the White House, by the steamer Vanderbilt. on “Ber way up from Aquia Creek. The schooner Was towed to the flats by her crew. bnt after. ‘wards brought up to Washington by the Van- derbilt, which returned to the scene of the collision as scon as her passengers and mail were landed We paid a visit to the basin of the Alexan- dria Canal this morning, and found water in it to the depth of three and a half feet. Work- men are busily engaged there in making some slight repairs to the stop locks and water gates, which will_be completed in a day or two. Boats from Cumbertand, loaded with coal for the Mount \ ernon Cotton factory, in this city, willarrive at Gecrgetown to-night, and soon afterwards come on to their destination. The remains of Captain N.M. Baggeriy, con- ductor of & passenger train on range and Alexandria Ka:lroad, who died shortly after the infliction of the severe injuries he received esterday morning, at Catlett's station, were roughtto this city yesterday evening, and taken in charge of by a committee of Masons, of which fraternity he was a member, and will be, by them. in to-morrow’s train of curs, es- corted to Warrenton, where they are fo be in- terred FE. B. Nails, the flour inspector of this city, Teports that during the quarter ending on the Iast of October, he inspected 250 barrels of family flour: barrels ot extra; 337 of saper- fine: 78 of fine: ot first middlings; and lof rye flour, making a total of 1,262 barrels The mill situated on Pier No. 5. has, we un- derstand been sold to the American Barytes Company of Virginia, and will be immediately Pputinto active oparation for the manutacture and preparation for the market of that mine- ral A man, jose Alias is “Curly George,” for robbing thé premises of Mr. Jas. Dyson, in this city. last summer, was sent on by the County Court, this morning, tor trial at the Cire nit Court. Workmen commenced yesterday the con- struction of a turntable for the use of the loco- motives on the Washington and Alexandria tailroad, on the vacant lot at the intersection ott. Asaph and (,ueen streets. Fairfax H. Whiting, Esq..has been appointed Assistant / ‘ssor of the Internal Revenue for the third division pteaaawe county.) of the Seventh Districtof Virginia, vice George A. Thatcher, resigned ipsa Hoxnorarry Acqgrirren.—in Court at Alexand: Capt. George T. Whittington, arged with embezzling the funds of the National Express Company, was acquitted the County +28 - CITY ITEMS. FE. by name and Frank Dealing you find at Frane’s Popular Gents’ Furnishing Hous 494 7th street. 3 doors above Odd Fellows Hall Good Merino Shirts and Drawers, 81 apiece Ti® TWELVE Doslar Suits. the fifteen Dollar Suits, and the Eighteen Dollar Suits, for gen- tlemen, at Henning’s Clothing Store, on the corner of Seventh streetand Maryland avenue, like the rest of his goods, are sold at One Price—marked in plain figures. ‘TRE CLASSES at Brad: Gymnasium com- Mence Friday evening. His pupils give one of their bharming reception exhibitions on Tharsdav evening, Nov. 15th, at the Gymna- sium. The receptions are popmiar and select, nd were attended by the elifeof Wa<hington society last season 2 ——— A Scre PILE Cure —Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- sSirument positively cures the worst cases of iles. Sentby mail on receiptof #4. Circu- free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romame, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3: —— et Goop Frescr Calf Boots, ready made 811: best French Calf Boots, to order, $14 to $16. J. Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 6th street, and inside Hote}. igs ss Corxs, Bunions, Kad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Uhiropodist, 424 Penn. ay.. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8a m. te 5 p. m., and 6 to Sp. ™m. No charge for consultation. — eet PENNIES can be bad in auy quantities at che Star office counter Ce MARRIED, RODIER—MARMADUKE. county. Va ,on Monday. the Be : Washington. D.C., to M DUKE, of King George county DIED. LANGLEY. On Thursday merping, Nov. 8th, Mrs. ANN C. LANGLEY, age: is years, witeo George Langley Herfrienisare respectfully invited to a herfaneral to-morrow merning, the 9th tu 94 o'slock @, m., from her late residence, No. 9th street, {Baltimore papers please copy. | # BEACH In Alexandria county, Va.. JAMES HaBVEY BBAOH, in the 36th year of Ly The friends of the family are respectfully re- guested to attend his funeral. from the foot » High street. Georgetown, Y.C . on Friday, the 9th of NovemLei wii tfarther notic PoBt4sts ; STEAM ENGINES, Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability, and economy, with the minimum of weight and price. They are widely and favorably known, more than 600 beinginuse, All warranted satis- factory, or ne sal ‘ptive circulars sent on application. Addr J, 0. HOADLEY 4-00., Bo 5 eosm Lawrence, Mass. BE COUNTER, LABGE STOVE, AND PACKING T. ES ale, at 5 POMS. 500 athe ee OT Sees ot ADAM if |] MBBELLA8S AND WALKING CANES. Just received @ splendid aseot stock of UMBRELLAS, coussting of Bil, “Sestet ‘ipgheam, American Gingham an: Lykens Valley Bn smoken Bed Ash... Spruce Pine Wood per ord Uak Wood, best quality . coon » Groders. Oak Orders left at Hall & No.40 Market Space, Lonisian: between 7th and Sth streets, will be Office and Yard 7th st., bet —— Ppiayos: I beg to call atte: to my very large stock of PIANOS. nsistin, epecimons trom, the well known makers of Cbickering mn. Wm P Emerson & Uo . Geo, Btecke & Oo., Marshal & Traver, Guild & Qo., and re, 30. 35 aseorted second + PIANOS, all in excel- lent order, end ran, rice $50 to $200, and for sale on small amounts, payable monthly: for rent by the month, and rent to apply to the Durchase, (if bought within w specified tims.) Aso, 20 8. D. & H.W. Smith's American PABLOB OBGANS, and 16 MELODEONS. for SALE or RENT. PIANOS. URGANS, MELUODEONS, &c , rented, moved. packed. received on storage. taned, Or Fe- paired Bare ae any MUSICAL INSTBUMENT repaired or exchang + Music Bound. Music sent by Mail. JOHN F. ELLs, 306 Penn. avenve. near corner 10th atreet, eget ens for sale of Ghickering & Sons’ Pianos, bo 3-e03 J.* ‘FITCH & B. CO. FOX, * REAL ESTATE BROKERS and ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANTS. OFFICE. CORNER OF 77H AND F STBEETS, Opposite the Post Office Hon. Amos Kendall. George 8, Gideon, on, Richard Wallach, - George W. Biggs. D. Goske. “p no 1-tf Ss NET FUBNITUB' Fe (‘ts stock off ©. ‘a mplete, embracing every finest PAR- nd ioe £1) Shown to the OHMAPEST It fe not necessary t> Particularize, as our Stock con to be found i Piast CLede HOUSE FURNISHING BOTAG: pte RA at prices defy competition Please call and satisfy youree bet TILSOR ee _86 S-coSm Southeast corner 9th and D'sts. Lp DBESS TRIMMINGS. 4 fall line of TRIMMINGS sult for this sea- sou on band. Special orders [a red at shect notice. . Le. MIDT. oe 31-6t* 305 Penna. hey touthatde. (\] BS 4.G. GASTON has just received t Ms LOSE rE ss Laisa ees Aloo owt ‘2 ray Bron, Geb treet, tout — WANTS, WARSTED—By 8 respectable young girl, a SIT- OAT! to de how nemecrwork or at 193 Mstrocts betwee a. 19th W ANTED—A good FEMALE COOK fora first” class resteurent Keferences required a gecd wages given. Address Box No, 22 Star fice rr no 8-38" WANTED 4 YOUNG LADY to standin @ Confectionery store. Good rec mmoen is: tiuns requir Apply at No. 97 Bridge s reet, between ©: os and High streets, eal no 5 6t™ ED—By a young woman «ho will give faction toher employers a SiTUATIUN work in = private family or boarling- tense address a note to Box No.6 Sine id the advertiser will call. no 8 3t TRD—A YOUNG MAN 28 or 2) years of wdip achina store One haviaz town. W342 wl of the business preferred, mrist y habits ant entice, refer Such jan will do well = wf at No. 496 ear lith street. of). R. FOLEY 0 8 4NTED—A . 3.N. we in some mercanti make himeelf best of referenos. FBANK LYNN, No 2 Onpitol Bil}, no 3 Ww ANTED—To purchase foi BAKEBY or FERD ST! W_, Georgetown P. UO eo Ad , Stating location au: FOR SALE AND RENT. oe nanenaat Tha whl al A boty her, rst erie ett * Oar: al « ‘oot, berween G and H. went side, ealposie: elegant unturnished B' corner of ike street east and : pitol Hi. Fo bALa—The STOOK ani pepo) sostestiy ed. Satiaie ing. Apply at this ottice, OR RBNT—Larze STO! 180, 4 Unfurnisned ROOAS. Ingeireat WM. RUTH ESFURD'S ae nd Vii Store. 350 B street, bet. 12th an OB BENT- HOUSES No 576 ani 5765; 6 st 6 rooms and cellar, water and cas, th atreet, between B and is no 3 3t* Fok BENT HOUSE 416 lithstroet. between H and I, containing four room: and kitchen; very Santi ettusted tm s ocd seighogrhood | Av. plytuT A McLAUGHLIN, No, 263 Fst nos 3t OR RENT—a two story Brick STABLE and OaBRIAGE BO + with etali< for three orre- wid 100m for carriages. back of No, 444 Eotreet, near corner of 7th street. Inquire on premi: pos 2° Fo 2 NT—A desirable Furniened HOUSE, cont 12 rooms. gas, &c. with a vice gar- den attach i Gyengreryn ri I COLD : Beal Estate and —— Agents, BRIOn HOUSE, conr« ix TOOT: h, @ks aod water, in & good locality, near the Navy Yard. convenient te the city cars, ep 7th street between @ and T Amguire next door, for LOUIS WEBER, 069 y Bos 2° ment. _Bo7 3t" WASTED To seil, the LRASK. *IXTU GBS and FUBNITU BE of a Boarding Heuse. in cluding a jait ble fora Billiard Room ntrally located, For further parti u- larsapply at Star Office. Roz 3tt ad CANDY ANTED--A No 1 ran MAKER and ORNAMENTER. Good wages iven Also,a No.! Bread Raker to take charg: TAS’ HO SIMPSON, No 4% Fairfax st Alon dria no7 2t* BOSED WANTED Two gentiemen and their wives desire two ROOMS, (on¢ usfurnishe,) with good Table Board, with some private family who will charge a moderate price Address, sta- ting terme, & 3 is office. ne7-st* "PHO RESPECTABL LS WISH SITUA- TIONS iv # respectable family—one a cook; the other as chambermaid. The best of reterences given Apply 341 6th str between H and for three ays BO7-3t* V ;ANTED—A CAPITALIST or PARTNER with $20,000 to draw upon when needed for the purpose of purebasing property sold ata great sacrifice in the Southern States. Beal estate given assecurity, Call or address Dr. SR LEWIE, 260 Penv. avenue, Washingten. D O. no7 3t* WASTED—A SITUATION as saleam: bya young man of long experience; not afraid to work” Usn come well recommended, Address for one waek, ‘Salesman,’ Georgetown, D. 0 yusiness. V / ANTED—D.L WELLS & © How both large and small ture of those several first. Congress and ner 10th and WANTER—A SITUATION by widow Woman as chambermaid, pisin sewer. Would make herself tetin @ respectable family. foply. corner of 20th and L streets, Fir W4ASTED—To buy the STOCK, FIXTUBES, &c., of a Cigar Store, doing « good business. A good business stand required. Address, stating terms. amount of stock on hand, rent of store. aud locality, **A B-, Star office. ne 5 WANTED Firat class TIN AND SHEET ¥ 1RON WORKER. Apply to SIBLEY & GUY, Stove Warehouse, Penn's ave., bet. th ani 10th sts Oc tf Wan? ED-—6nur lady friends to know that we aaa hb We also want Houses to rent to Members of * D. L. WELLS & OU, cor- no6 lm baye arrai lor @ weekly supply of STAMPS ct the VERY LATEST designs ‘ur Braid and Embroidery. All of the richest desigas now in New York reach usa few days after for Capes, Joseys. Watsta, Bacaues, Blippera, 8, Ca Pincushions,. Siw ps. Yokes and Bands, Our selections are second to none in the country, Oc 27 -tf PRINCE'S. 351 F street, opposite Patent Office, small HOUSE. between nd between Pennsylva. rt. to M street. Apply Moss te W Pe. T ED .—New and Cast-Of Clothing ‘atches. Pistols. Guus, or any other kind of goods. The en now ad cath price paid at the Mer- chant Pawnbroker’s Store of A. FULTON & 00., $02 Ninth street, three doors north of Pi Bole Agent for Singer’s Sewing Machines. ase Band forsale. Seamstress wanted. oc 17 Im* WANTED TOBUY FOR 85,000 $5,000 CXR OE eae Rinne scriptions. Ladies’ and Gents’ Clothes. Dyed Cleaned and Kepatred. No. 4% 7th, corner street. and 576), 7th, between B and avenue, W ANTED—By the 16th of October nished BRIOK HOUSE, containing eight or ten rooms, with modern improvements, between 6th and 2ist streets, Pennsylvania avenues and N Street. Address A. K. L., at this office. Best of references n and required. ANTED—By a respectable young girl the, GATION 10 do chamberwork an plain sew. ing. ave. an oc l-im* Ing. Address a note to J. H., Star office, ve 3 ANTEP — SECOND HAND FURNITURE ‘ls BR. OARCRTS, BEDSOE DING and HO! URNISH iG doops of every Xa “vetwoon G and H. cast OB CASH: INTEBIOE DECORATIONS! No, 456. No, 456. OHOICE sTOCK! open for inspection, the HANDSOME: ABSofhite NT over stort iy Washington esr racing— PAPEBHANGINGS, of Forsigs and Domestic Manufacture, of the best Fabrics, LATEST STYLES, appropri- ate for Parlo! ‘lis. Dining Beoms, ambers, and Librari bracing new, rich, and untuue 68. designs of embroidered giit terns for dra: rooms, with appro; rinte borders: < Also, large and select stock ef medium ana low priced papers. WINDOW SHADES, id beantifal patterns, on butt, green, and ir Mug colers. Lavender, and Stone Grounds, with Gilt Borders, with and without Centres. Window Shades of any required size, style, or color, made to erder. OVAL PICTUBE FRAMES, ‘The largest assertment in the District. to be gilded with gold leaf, and from ufacturers Wee country—embr: 2 Wal: imitation.) wood, aud all gilt Oval Pictare ‘rames, Convex Glass. &c. Persons having Pho- tographs taken are requested to cali and examine our assortment before purchasing frames, PIOTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In crimson, scarlet, green. and bine colors. from the smallest photograph te the lar, size; also, Silk Cord and T differont sizes. Special attention paid to this branch of our busi- ness. WALNUT BRAOKETS, E AND COBNER WALNUT BRAC . > - EASELS, 4c., asics PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS oe tore. Onsale, afew choice Paintings pgrevings. Thankfal for the liberal received, the attestion of above stock it tr’ pet ad ed h bas been matfufacture: specially to th the weekly additions received. nd, wi ket all times such as is Kept in a well ted establishment. Orders for Paperbang- ing or Window Shades punctually faithfuli executed. in city ria country. Any Tr not factory filled, will be immediately corrected Satisfaction guaranteed; and goods (according to Quslity) sold at as low rates LA can be pur chased | nthe District Terms: Having to pay cash for goods and labor, TERMS POSITIVELY CASH, WITHOUT Ex- CEPTION iesse remember the number~486, and the TEEMS OASH. J, MARKBITER, Ho. 486 SEVENTH STREET, _boS-2wif* S doorsabove ows’ Hall. PENINGE. x Opening Of a large and fimeessortmen Ladies’ tog Ouianeog” Olsen, Oneee e Cloaks jes’ and Ty lor , Bonnets, Trimmings. Buttons, ies’ Undergar- a of real Laces, Lubia’e it of nts, Fans, all —_ ‘e snd a great variety of Fancy Goods in ge Cloaks and Dresses cut and fitted, also made to order, in the latest Parisian style, eae ane eer an OP WILLIAN, oc 23 2w 336 Pennsylvania avenuc. HOTIOE. 'E UNDERSIGN Baker, 367 19th Ce avenue, takes pleasure of inform and his numero iz . ne! trou! expense in the way of Hons tobave the Wre ama merican Superior quality. con! to have s goo Frou AUOTION FROM AUCTION ‘Just received from Auction, 25 dozen Hage Recheck WLS te Tart ong Bitisces DLAPRR och a ola examine them + will be so! iter s us Cell and _nol 48 Market OB SALE— the lowest ead E norts. OR SALE UR BENT— contatnin, ‘at fine, larze HOUSE, 15 or 20 rooms, wine vault, stable, tuated on Ci - . aud Poona Bons re koown as Restaurant and Public House ply to R B LLOYD, No. 374 1th strect, Washrnc- ton, D.O, Re 5-6t" Fok, Sako the sToOK XTUBES and GOOD WILL of that old and well established Cigar Store, No 23S Pa. av., between i2th and 13th Streets is offered for sale upu: until Saturday next, Application may be made to B, W. BMED, Key . No. 466 Lithatreet,er i B. ALLYN. Treasury Department no 8 3t, POBENTTA nice secoud story FRONT BuOM. favorable terms No. 14 3d street. Georgetown, D.C it* r UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT at = 363 Sth street, between @ and H streets, it For BALE an of urant in s central lecation Inanire at the Sta : no7 FUBygBeD ROOMS —Two communicaticg ROOMS, on the second floor, nicely farnishe 1, Apply 63 street, near corner 5th. (OR SALE-Flerence in perfect order, between the hours of o'clock p.m, 07 {}OR RENT—A neat three-story BRICK HOUSE containing 6 rooms. L street north, between Ith and 13th streets Location healthy Apply at No. 460 L street. bet. 12th and 1 0 7-3" TP SERRE CONVENIENT TE RENT, at No. 502 Now Jeri and KE sts.. Ist, 2d.and 34 floors, Water on each floor, Inquire at No. 171 Bat, Island. no7-3t* OB BENT—A large BBICK HOUSE, contair ing ten rooms, with water and ga’ 49= loth street Apply at Hotel Lutz, corner lth and C atreets. at Fos SENT —At $90 per month, jn Phil- adelphia Row; ten rooms. cas, water. farnace, Tange, etc . by party obliged to Adc ress ** Phila,” Bo ar Office (OR RENT—A BBi HOUSE, containing eight rooms; gas throughont: situated at the corner of 24 and H streets uorth. Inquire next door. no7-3t" OK SALE—The LEASE, FIXTORES ani GOOD WILL of arestaurant,No 17 K st between 7th and 8th, opposite the Northern Ltb- erty Market. No rent t for six years. Apply —The GOOD WILL and FIXTORES 1 Re: oT 8t" SEWING MACHINE, be seen at 439 6th st., at No. 430 Massachusetts avenue, between 6th and7thsts. fois Bo 7-6" OR SALE— ge three-story FRAME HOUSB, containing ten rooms, situated on rg Ma-s ave., between 4th and Sth street 04 The bouse has been thoroughly repaired, with as Bnd water throughout Inquire on the prem- 8. ne7 a” Fo RENT—Six or seven ROOMS, mostly fur nished, tn a good three-story and attle brick pleasantly situated. near Tressary and Patent Office. to asmall family willing to board three quiet reons, P-asession given Decemler let or sooner rench or Germans preferred. Also, to dine at 2 o'clk, Address Mr. 359 Star Office. stating nnmber in family and business, and, if any chillren, their ages. also, where an interview may be hed. bo7-4t* 0 LET—THREE ROOMS. Injuire at 294 Lith street west, between O and P ste. north. no 6-3t* OB BENT—Three well FURNISHED (com mupicating) ROOMS. for geutlemen, at No, 40% 15th street. between H and I. no 6-3t™ FSB BENT Handsomely Furnished Suites of OO pplied with hot an! cold water, Also. re 1 single Rooms, at No. $0 lith st, bet Pa and E st. Re 6-e03t™ CBEAPBST HOUSE IN WASHINGTON —For sale, two story BRICK HOUSE and LOT en Lith street east, betwen Eand F north. Price, 500 J.T, CALDWELL &0O, no 6-3t* S83 Seventh street. F° RENT—Two or three UNFURNISHED BOOMS, with w small family, withip in advance. Apply at § town. Bent OR SALE—A GROCER: S8TOBE, centrally located, doing « fine business. Satisfactory or selling: rent low Apply to KIL- LATTA, Real Estate Brokers, oe 5 Ro6- OB SALE—FRAME HOU with four rooms basement and kitchen, 434 K street, op- posite Navy Yard market. Stable on the lot. Price 1.000 J.T. CALDWELL & 0O., Do 6-3t™ 485), 7th street Fo BENT Elegantly furnished BOOMS i A eni' a suites or sip, ASEMENT ROOM, ble for an off. e. with first-class Board, at 254 een 17th and 18 h streets LE ani COAOK-HOUSE for reut These rooms are suitable for members of Con- gress. R06 2w F be lace i SABE ~Fe a rietor of tue BESTAU- ANT, No 521 Seventeenth street. opposite uertermaater General's Office, offers bis r sale at a Teasonable terms The loca as er . The house has ten rooms, and is wel! : ‘urpished, having gass, water, etc. The place is int for $20). For particulars ingatre on th js __ Bo 6-3t Fo BENT—A first class RESIDENOE, with or without Furniture, containing 15 rooms; ample grounds, and supplied with well. cistern, and Potomac water, snd cold. Apply on the mises, cor Pa. ave and 2th st., next Sor ‘west of the British Minister, to W. T STEIGER, General Land Office, Room 134, or address Rox . City P.O. no 6-6t* 5 DEE. STORE FOR 84LE—Doing ood and increasing business. Address MA’ ‘OABIA, Btar Once. RO 5-6t* OR RENT—In Georgetown. aSTORE and four BOOMS. pall steck of Fancy Articles, with eae forsale. Apply at 173 Market Space, no 5 6t* F)OR RENT—Larg: OF FIOB BOOM. on ist floor, pig certs of Tothetrest and 4 ¥ ave. Ad Mirably located for business with ¢ ments. W. 8. THOMPSON, cor, isth cs Y.ave. aee , : no Scone OR RENT—STORE BOOM 346 Peon. avenue, Washington Building; ay H. SEMMES, 00 26-e0tf Seaton House, *OB ‘& pleasent unturnished BESI DeNce t the Corner, of 12th street New fontaine = ne rooms, with gas, pe jh Bent $1.200 per annum, pay- BC. Refeceposs roqgired, . t door te United sion given on Ist December, {OB RENT—FR AME DWELLING, 10 rooms, water and bath-room; Bo ei EE ont street, near 50 per month, = vance. W. 8. » Cor. 16th N.Y aveni Terms. THOMPSO: fy ANDSOME LOTS FOR A. G. HALBY, Attorney-at Law, No. 4 Market Bpace. rd rade Rooms, nas for sale ebeat 130 OITY LOTS. One on Missouri av,, between 43e and 6th streets, the others mostly around the vai mooie Ds it, eastof the Capitol. Price ai Oo te Bo 5 2w* BENT —The large BULLDING occupied by Fo. Metropolitan ‘olice and the G: 2 it Company, 353 10th street, near Penn's About twenty five rooms, a ne through- out, heated by steam in the nt. Oaeof the most convenient and desirable locations for a res- faurant and eating saloon in the city. Buitaple small board: » a session given Iith November. Ingufre at 00 9th street. no 3-d3w Ly INT—On Bridge street, Georgetown nice ROOMS. furnished or unfurnished. Good Board cen bad nex }001 a Drug Stere, corner Bridge and Washi Geors jetown. ~ CHANCE 4 was OHEAP— number of B 0) the foinad well located, for a Oi tine on 00 28-e06t* 456 10th at., next Ferd’s BENT— and desirable . Le meat Larat mpierton, r. Ba te ormoe A Mra. DoeaukarY, on the pene, “om ‘ BUCERL OR! . che anal evabiishqeat “corner Slat eed L joarkcts having ie ble inrese. walt deal low on earl; application. ment low. no 2-60" four-story BWELLIN ‘dest. Nor 37 ih lndisue aye, heres 0 Hi atreet, to WOES, Lies as cba Tae Pa AUCTION SALES. ———— _____ [For other Auction Bales ste fourth t page I) BT GRE WILLIAMS, Atcuoncers, NEW FRAME HOUSE AND Lots FRONTING 0) BiLaASD AVENUE BETWEEN 7TH i STGERTS SANT, AT AUCTION. Ov TURSDAY, the isth instant, we shall eell,ia front ot the premises, at $ o'clock pm ,« hand two story Frame House calsiuing ently arranged rooms. it stands. and avotber —~ con. the lot_op whith Bq On 7th «treet, coer wt the let on _ | GBBEN & WILLIams, ¥ J. 0, MoGUIBE & CO., Anctioncers. EFFROTS OF THE LATE JOHN CULGGM Cc pete PLATE PBISTER, aT PUBL On SATUBDAY MORNING, November 10th, front of the anction rooms, we®hal! sel! the «Mec of the late John Oullam. comprisiug tx part — acta, 2 Printeng Presses Redstead Bed and Beddin, Chairs. Table, Stove and Pipe Lot ‘ing Tackle, Books, &.. &c. Terms cash. JAS. O. McGUIBE & CO, Bo 5 3 {int} Auctioneers, ¥ GREBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets. On SATUBPAY. the 10th instant, at i lock &. four puction rooms. the Furnt man déclining house- ‘ny, covered in Hair Cloth, Ghatre, sod Rockers 3 enter constating of Walnut Whatnots, French Piate Ladics’ Weinut Fine Wali Dressing Bureaus, Wéshstands, and Marble t Tables Wardrobe and Lounges ut Extension Diniug Table Walnut Marble-top Sidepoard Painted Osttage Sets, all complete Curled Hair, Husk, Oak Frame Oa: ‘areel: Mahogan: w e' and other Oarpets age ¥ are ssels Stair Carpet, snd Steir Bods Fine Couking stove and Uteusils Parlor, Chamber. and other Stoves A good let of Kitchen Bequisttes ‘erms cash % ‘ it} GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. y BY J. 0. McGUIRE & OO.. Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S SALE OF ONE-STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH LOT, ON NaVY YAKU Ry virtue of s deed of trast. dal: aa |. fronting 50 feet on south E street, Sth and 6th strects east, aud contains 4,100 square feet. is improve! bye one story Frame House, now ascd se ‘a public school house. orms cash, nveyancing at purchaser's cost, JAMES ADAMS.1 8 WALSH. ‘; Trustess. JAMES ©. McGUIRE & CO., _noT-d _ LLutel) Aactiouess, ¥ M. K. WALSH & CO., Auctionsers, No. 255 Pa. av., corner 10th street, PAWNBBOKER'S SALE. WALSH'S ANNUAL FALL 8A or se FEITED PLEDORS = ~_ On MONDAY AND TUESDAY OBNINGS, Nov. 12th and 13th. at 10 o'clock a.m. we wiil sell, stcur Auction Booms, for cash, @ large cellestion of Fortetted Pledges, comprising in part— +) ine Hunting Cave Gold Watches. Gold Chains liamond stings. Pins, Ear Rings. &c 40 fine Hunting © Silver Watches, Silver Cheins Large and splendid assortment of Over, Frock and » Dress Coats. Pants, Vests. &c. 75 Kevolvers, Double and Siugle Barrel Guus and Pistols Bver fine Ladies Silk Dresses Ladies Underciothing.Oalico Dress, &, 2 fine Silk Velvet Oloske very fine Gent # Exderclothin 25 fine Cloth Oi . Ladies’ fine Brosha and heavy Wool Shawls, Gents’ Shawls. Bilk Cloai est orn — , - vor r sy Vi + (ome oO ch cost $100, rosewood case,) Ban) @uiters, Brass In- struments, Drom 5 Upern Ginsses. Giazer’s Diamonds, Sewing Ma chines. Oi! Pi sings Feather Bers, Quiits, Blankets and Sheets With a orge onantity of other articles usnally fonnd in wobrok er 's sale, M.K. WALSH £00., Ancts, BY’ ¥; L WALL & co, Anctioncers. iT Pa! orse ‘ar! RE RBT - ‘9® La. av,, between 9th and 10th sts. BALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HABNESS, On SATURDAY MORNING, November 10, at 10 | o'clock, we will sell, at the Bazaar,a number of S Carriage end Work Horses, a full descrip- ie, comprising about— FIFTY HORSES. Many good Work. Saddle snd Barness Horsas, tn- cluding # Brown Horse. Osrrisge ani Harness; operty of a gentleman having no further use ‘or them. ALso, Therough bred sue nine years old. Lao, A large collection of New and Second band Bug- sce. poke ays, Uarriages, Wagons, and other jc es. One pew Jenny Lind Wagon, built in this city. One Hack and one Coupes 1B good order. ms ALso, Hey ao oe ~~ Nigga Saddles, Car- Fiages, Sc... at priva 6. Regular sales da: Saturdays. a Carriages and Harness always en private sale. Zi wb. WALL & 60. Aucts, pe7 [Alex Gazette.) BY 745. ‘©, McGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers. TRUSTBE'S SALE 0) EXCELLENT HO! On MONDAY MORNIN mencing at Wo'clock, be vi daly recorded in Liber 444, one of the Chattel records c=. Dc, fae pul a = oc Ouse Bi . street, betwee avenue 16th s Bow, which is nearly new, only two months in use, been well kept. and io of— One Medsilion or Suite, Walnut Frame, Up- holstered in Green One Oval Marble-top Venter Table Two sets Hal ture, (one with Table andone ‘ith Ma see tiey Senn) . e A Chambér Suites of Rarsieare, ‘with Barbie top Bureaus and War French B: Four Donbi ‘ardrobes or Vb 25 Rocker end Arm-chair ve Lounges One 18-foot Walnut Extension Table aR thd nf ir e Eleven Hair Mattresses and Bolsters T Ler with: BicES Aoreoeitapeesttoes A number of Bilver-plated Spoons and Forks, andle eg a EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee. San gpittic eee Bona tor ure! ‘'e Fur- itera wil Be entertained by the Trustee previous to the day of Y K. ¥F. PAGE, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S BALE OF DESIBABLE PROP- Y¥. N@ THE NORTHERN HALF OF or a> SOU REE 185, Located en corner f 17th street west and K street north, and inthe Fear of the residences of Chas. Knapp, Bsq.,and vis of trast from W.-Anderson Reise Pre tease oe Ghd 07 one of the Tana records of W. ssbtagion proper conte preaiser econ TURSDAT Nov is . Ol - periy om the x ° . 'O] Ke s at time ofsale, Oenveyancing Terms apnow and stamps at purchaser's cost. "RAY, Trust ned ALFERD ¥ PAGE. auct. Feur TBERS_AgD DUTOR BULBOUS BOO' Cc. \. BC. it of finest quality, and moderate’ in prign oon be su plied by the undersigned, oo shy ie a Grape Vinee—Delaware, Concord, lons, adiron- jac. Lawton Blackberries, Strawberrigs, Currants, ere jest arrived from Holland, atch Bi Cj le Hyacinthe, T:- fipe, Rentiven sn aisommonten, cooutes arciea a8, OF dc 1 aow Drops. Iviec, as, . First quality Bulbs se: 392 rth strest, aber weit BZ Scod Store will be remeved, after Nevem 7th street, - 8. Pateat st, to dae Tih street, oppesitc U-8- Pat an Ok aise, gh latte | STeataON 0 them iinet eta on the Ist gras. ‘1388 ep heard Sac vaght maf to'be gragted AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND 70-™ YD L WELis ato. AUction®-re ep@ Kes! Estate Brokers Northwest corner 10th and F streets VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP SUUTH Fast ea a STRERTS NORTH. At PUBLIC On THURSDAY. ‘the stu day of B * TONTSS 4 AND O --. worthy the atteotios of latf cash: balance 6 and 12 months eteale Stamps tod couveyaociaz «t - Tite pertect D L. WELLS £00 | Avcts BX GREED 8 WILLIAMS, Auctionsers msiness loratioR, aud « ore IBBEB BUILDING LuTS, FBONTING ON YIRGIBLA AVENUR, Between of ands. tm, ry Public ction On THURSDAY jonk P. m.. werhall sell Square No 491, bavin Terme: One third casb; balwoce in €, 1 ang ia Months, @nd secured by @ deed ef trot on the Premieee. All conveyan revear, atc Lal the purchaser, $20 down on 3 GREEN & WILLIATS. Av B* mM ANT. Real Estate Brokers, 495 7tn steoet On THURSDAY. November 3 we willsell, at public sale nbarten street, near corner town. The house isa Terms made known on day of bo 5-atd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Annts tel Ja8. 0. McGUL D CUBIOSITIES AND or Thpaneek A commencing WEDNES 4. November 7. et 7% o'ch « THUBSDAY and FRIDAY INGS, at 10 o'clock, and EVENINGS et? ebail He large collection of— Herddre-ses, Bracelets, Chinese, Japanese. and East India Waiters, Frait Dishes. Jewel Boxes. &e. Bam! Baskets. Oarved Ivory Ornaments | Togetber variety of .uselui and ec nam urepean ead Vi icutal desi @ workman-hip fele without reserve J. ©. McGUIRE & 00 BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, MAILIFF'S BALE THE OLD BOUSE REDTAURANT. on tween New Jersey avenue and ovite the Uspito! Grounds, at Public Auction nm FRIDAY, the 9th instant. at Wo clocka m J shell setl by virt A di-train for house ror due in arre=Frs, to the highest bidder, forc Goods and Chattele on the AR ALL) GREEN @ WILLIA WuHits cb A Street. be rokers, corner 10th and F streets, We shall sell at public suction, on FRIDAY, the th instant, at ¢ o'clock p m., on the prem ines, corner of H street north and 27th et. west. a lot of second Lumber, consisting of — Posts. dcanthng,and Boards. Seid Lumber wiil be sold, on account of non meut of whartage. erme cas! no? st D. &. WELLS & 0O.. Ancts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer SALE OF A HO\SE AND LOT ON Many. LAND AVE: NEAR 10TH 8ST On FBIDAY AFTERNOV. N ‘ © lock we »ball sell part of origimal Lot 5, ia By 385, fronting 23 feet 6 inches ou Mar; land a heer 10th street, improved by 8 =u stant! © story frame dwelling, 1! No. 5 me SveLne, lot running back about 100 fect toan alley Bele peremptory. Tern Ore third cash; residue im 3, 6, 9. and 12 months, with interest. deferre’ pay tobe recured by deed of trust. Conveye: and stamps at cost of purchaser, A payment of $100 reyuiicd op evening of the sale JOBN ee Executor EN & WILLIAMS, no2 co Auctionerrs B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Coruer 7th and » stress, AUCTION SALE OF BST CLASS DENCE. WiTH LABGE GROUND. 5 tL paneer WABD nearly opposite the British Min ters. % RIDAY. Nov oth, at p @. , on the three story oataining 16 & threogbout feet tn trvnt. by yard Pe nd from all tpcumbrance Mmrdiste possession if destred_ Terms: One bat: cash, hich wit! quired at the eale: six and twelve months. with ipterest. secured by 8 deed of trast upon the premises. Conveyanciag and stamps st with ere a! pererae B* GREBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE. virtne of a, well — o i i Walter, dated 2 A Hngly dated the lite ras, nd reco} snes aia 7 "ratoky tbe Sth day of ‘snd 3, fp j Tt of on . the Lots Gy nae 2 RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acctioncers, Bt eee $26, corner of 7th and Datreets. BLIO ‘CT. On WEDNESDAY, Nov. 14th. at 19 o'clock, wo the residence of KF Page, kere 0 between Dana E sts. ‘borth, '» and syesimermt WES Taste chem, Supers Battop Brio Murase Weather Beds. Pillows ers, Walnut ‘ardrobes, Chins Totlet Sets. }, Sheets, Marset! Booravines. ‘arriage and Black Walsat bs. Birati PauA gaetase Scat bbe, Arch street. @ne handeome No-top made by Rogers, Philadetphis One Ten 8 Tero "wuperior Morgan” One Brown “ Lezingten” 5 eg png