Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1866, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS. . TO-NIGHT. NaTiwvai Taeate Laseehance to-nient (during this eng’gemen') to see Mr. J.W. Wal- TAcK m Bis fine impefseyation of “Juan Mild- may” in Still Waters Run Deep” The cast ds & goud one. Family Matinee to-morrow al- teTnoon of the “Ticket-of-Leave-Man."* Ovp FetLows’ Hact, Navy Yara.—The Fair of the Kebekah Degree Association, No.1, at ths piace, deserves the patronage of our read- ers, St. Mary's PaRian Semoot, Sth, between G aod H streets north —Ladies tair for benefit ——— school greatsuccess. Give them a call. a MARINI gives the second of his Series of pleasant sotrees at Dis Daucing Academy, b street, to-night. ee Tar Castor Horrma N.— Yesterday, the case of Emanuel Hoffman, who was arrested a t«w day since on the charge of having Set fire to his store, No. 415 Pennsylvaniaavenuein January Jast, wae concluded before Justice Bates. In addition to the testimony reported in the Stor of yesterday the fellowing was offered Sergeant J. F. Kelly swern.—Witaess some days after ine fire went with the imsurance Sgents to the premises. Witness correborated the evidence of Mr. McKenny. It looked to him as if the cotton was trailed to the door — the place had been fired through the key ole On cross-examination witness stated that there was an exit to the rear from the passage in which it appeared that matches had been struck Officer F. Peaster sworn.—Witness was the of. ficer on tbe beat in which the premises were situsted. J! was between 5 and 6 o'clock when the fire took place. Witness noticed, at the time of the ire, the accused standing near the house dressed as usual. Witness saw Mr ad others only partially dressed. had bad a conversation with Mr. A. E. L Keese in reference to the affair. Keese advised tim to go to the Insurance Agent. but witness dechned air. Thomas I. Robinson, sworn.—Witness discovered the fire about 5.40 o'clock, as he Was returning home, be baying been on duty @s & police officer in the Second Ward, and turned im the alarm. Mr. Gresnahan and wit- mess bursted inthe dc part of store on fire. On bursting open the passage door, & man resembling the accused made bis appearance, dressed, with a leather frank tm hiv hand, and something across arm. Witness puiled hin out, and he after- wards wanted to zo back. Mrs. Grape came do with a bundie of clothing, but was aot dressed On cross-examination witness stated that there was an outlet tothe rear The man he Ruled out seemed overcome by the smoke. Lient. A. Ecklof, swora.— Witness was pres- ent a& (he fire, but did not see Mr. Hoffman un- til after the engines stopped work: he asked the aceused to Delp to save some of the toings, and he told witness to wait until after be washed his hands. thert Grape sworn.— Witness resided on the emises. He saw Hollman between 6und > o'clock standing on the pavement. The only Occupsn's of the house were witness, with hi= father and motherand the accused. There was no fire in the dwelling part of the house dv- ring the might. Toss-eximination witness stated that he | and saw the lower ; John H. Sessford, chief engineer of the Fire | Department, sworn.—The bells =track the alarm nbout thirteen minutes to6 o'clock. Wit- hess asked the accused if he bad any idea how it could have caught, vad he replied that he did not know; that he hac just returned from down the street. He afterwards asked him about the loss, and the accused estimated it at 815.000. Subsequently he reduced this esti- Mate several thousand dojlars. Witness thought the loss was about $2,000. He was satisfied that the place had been fired Mr. Johpson said he had witnesses present, but did not consider it necessary to examine them The Justice remarked that althongh there Was po direct testimony the cireumstianuces were suspicions, snd thinking that the case ‘Was One which should be investigated by the Grand-Jury, Be would bold the accused to bail for court. Mr. Hoffman thereupon gave bail for his ap- pearance at court in tue sum of $3,000. ——_-—___ Crimsal Court, Judge Fisher.—Yesterday, Mary Richardson, indicied for the lareeny of & watch, was found not guilty. Smithers for defense. After the rendition of the verdict she informed Judge Fisher that she had paid Mr. ©. S. Baker twenty doilarsas a retaining fee: that he procured bail for her, and she was re- Jeased a poe poe that subsequently she was re- arrested and again cemmitted to jail The Judge directed the following order to be Made: Inthe caseof Mary Richardson, the defendant, having stated on the trial of this cxase that 0.S. Baker had been employed as ber attorney, and that she had paid him the sum of twenty dollars as a retaining fee, it is ordered that a rule be laid upon the said Baker toappear on Saturday next and show cause why the money so paid should not be brenght inte Court to be refunded to the de- tendant. Mr. Baker at this time entered the Court and asked that be might proceed to show cause which was granted, wien he s'ated that it was true that be had received the money named. but it was paid him in consideration of pro- curing bail for her; that both she and her lover bad frequently promised to pay him to defend her, but bad fatied, and not having been paid therefore he did not consider it his daty to take further action in the case. The Court thereupon stated that it was un- Professiona: for attorneys to be enguged in procuring bail, and continued the order above as follows :—+ Mr. Baker being in court, asked that be might now show cause, which request was granted: whereupon it appearing to the Court that the said O.S. Baker, according to bis own statements, had accepted the sum of twenty dollars, and had obtained bail fer her, ‘but refused to defend the said Mary Richard. son on ber trial, it is ordered that the said O. S. Baker bring the said sum of twenty dollars into court, and that the sum so brought in sball be refunded to the said Mary Richard- son. mes Ewell, indicted for the larceny of lead pipe, was con victea and sentenced totwe weeks Hpprisonment in jail. Jobn Doyle was convicted of the larceny of an overcoat and clock from Conrad Walz, and | sentenced to one year in the penitentiary at Albany. ' There was no business done in the court to- day. Baus Se as THE Manassas Gar KaltLaoap.—The stock- holders of we Manassas Gap Railrond, at their annual meeting beid in this city yesterday, passed resolutions empowering the President and Directors of the Company to negotiate for & transfer of its property and franchises to the bondholders or to the Orange and Alexandria Kailroad Company, in order that the road may be speedily completed to Harrisonburg. In case ot a failure to effect such negotiations With either the bondholders or the Orange and Alexandria Raiiroad Company, then the direc. tors are authorized to sell such property, roli- ing stock, &c., 48 is not absolutely nece-sary, and to remove the rails from one part of the road to another, tor the purpose of construct- ing the road to such point as may be deemed best. Any negotiations looking to of the rights and franchises of the that may be entered into by the Board of Di- rectors, will, of course, be but preliminar. the subject will bave to go before the Le; ture for final action, the State being largely interested in tae work, and the action of that body being necessary to make valid such trans- fer.—Alez. Gaz. Sth inst. 7 eee Company Pue.iic MeztTine.—Last evening a Public | temperance meeting beld at Odd Fellows’ Hall, under the auspices of Equal Division, No. 3, Sons of Temperance. which was crowd- ed to its utmost capacity. Addresses were de- livered by Mr. John C. Harness, Jobn S. Hol- lingsbead. Worthy Patriarch of the Division, George Maher, Jobn Goldin and John B. Wheeler. Esputa’s division was present and enlivened the occasion by music. The exer- cis€s Were opened witb prayer by Rev, D. Evans Reese, and masic, instramental and vo- cal, by Messrs. J. Tabler, W. B. Dyer, Curtis and Finkel was included in the programme. Mr. B. Reiss, Jr., presiced at the piano. ——e ALEXANDRIA ITEMS —It is the intention of the lessees of the Alexandria Canal to erect along the southwestern border of the canal basin substantial and commodious wharves and platforms, and to establish there a local depot, where coal can be retailed, and where freight from and for the bt ta portion of the city can be received and delivered. ‘be first boat over the Alexandria Canal, loaded with coal, is expected to arrive a! Saturday vext. Fine oysters are now coming forward in in- creased quantities, and are selling rapidly at 6: and 75 cents per bushel = Fextan Mass Mxer: meeting of Irieh Amerie: vs Will be held this evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall under the anspices of the National Executive Commitree of Irish citizens, when &@ generai turn-out of all friends of Ireland is anticipa ted. The meeting is called for am expression Of feeling im reterence to the convicted Feaian prisoners in Canada. on Crriovs Exrress FRIenT.—A Iady en Toute trom Galveston, to New York, passed throurh this city yesterday morning, in the care of Adams’ Express Company. She was transferred trom one messenger to another like so Much otaer freight. Thisis anew way of traveling —Alecandria (azelte. @—A grand mass citizens and others satisfaction guarant (accordi guelity) sold at as low rates sano 3 can be chased | inthe District Terms: Having to | cash for goods and labor CITY ITEMS. Cr aaa Precons passirg up Seventh strvet oiny Dave cdoerved Sn OCtegon sad of mardlé in- serted in the pavément with the name of Parmer & Walker. 604, éngraved npon it. Now ‘here is Bothing very singular about the mar- bie, but it is singular how these gentlemen can cet up such elegant Ciothing at such’mod- erale prices. The reason we cannot @xpiain; but we do know that they hayea Very ia:ge and elegant assortment of Cioths, Cas¢ineres, and Veetings; also, a very superior assortment ot Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Gentlemen would do well to give thema ctll. Kemem- berthe mumber— 484 71h st e-t, near E. CALL anb sre Henning’s stock of Chinchilla and W y Overcoats from Twenty to Twen- ty-five Doliars, He selis at One Price only, prices marked in plain figures, at the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue. oe ImpRovED SuanKs.—Boots and Shoes, with improved shanks, for gentlemen’s wear, made toorder by John Strott, National Hotel, en- rance on 6th street, and inside Hotel. GREEN & WiLLtams sell @ fine residence on K and 25th streets to-day. See advertisement, —_>——__—. THE CLASSES at Brady's Gymaasinm com- mence Friday evening: His pupils give one of their charming reception exhibitions on Thursday evening, Noy. 15th, the Gymna- sium. receptions ure popuiar and select, And were attended by the elite of Wa-hington society last season. 2 A SURE PILE CURR —Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cares the worst cases of ae Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circu- are free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine. Mana- eer, No. 575 Broadway, New York. Bd Bs bala et Corns, Bunions, Kad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, é&c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Uhiropodis?, #24 Peon av.. between 4 und Gthstreets. Or. fice hours from 8a m.te5p.m.,and6to 5p m. No charge for consultation. i = PENNTES can be DAd in avy quantities at the Star office counter SS SS MARRIED, WOMERSLEY—McGLUB. On the 1 alon Chepel. a EB Church. by the Re: Lemov, WILLIAM H. WOM WKY. of Massa hearts and Miss ESTHER 8. McGLUB, of this city SNOOK—PHIPS. By the «ame, at the parson- Sge,on the sthinst . LUCIUS SNUOK, ot Harper's Ferry . Jetterse: County, Vi CORDELIA PHIPS thi inst., at J A.M. DIED. DIGGES. On the lith of October, HARRIET DIGGES. aged 69 y rs, of dropsy, aftera long and ful illness of 22 months, which she bore with nd resignation. 1p pesce. soft he thy repose; Thy toils are over, thy tronbl From earthly cares and woe ease, STEAM ENGINES, Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability, snd economy, with the minimum of woight and price, They are widely and favorably known, more than 600 beinginuse. All warranted satis- factory. or ne sale. Descriptive circulars sent on application. Address J. 0. ROADLEY & 00., Lawrence, Mass. Bz ‘COUNTER, LARGE STOVE, A PACKING TASLES for no 5 eo3m ale, at ADAM- SON'S. 506 oth st. Bo2-6t ‘OAL! COAL! Cc woop! wood ft Baltimo: Company 3) Lykens Valiey Red Ash : 87s Shameken Bed Ash - 8.75 Spruce Pine Wood 600 Oak Wood, beat qua 700 Sawed and Split Pine. 8.00 Di ik ow 0. a Orders Ivft at Hall & Hume's, Grocers, No. 40 Market Space, Louisiana avenue. between 7th and Sth streeta. will be pro Office and Yard 7th at., bet. E 0c29-Im = F OB CASH! INTEBIOB DECOBATIONS! No. 456 No CHOICE sTOCK! 456 Now open for inspection, the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever ‘offered in Washington. ent bracing— PAPEBHANGINGS. Of Foreirn and Domestic Manufacture, ef the best Fabric: d LATEST STYLES. apor ate for Parl Halis. Dining Beom: ‘Chambers, aud Libraries. embracing new, rich, and unique designs of embroidered giit patterns for drawing rooms, with appropriate borders Also. large end select stock of medium ana low priced papers WINDOW SHADES, New and beautiful patteras, on buff, green, and the prevailivg colors. Lavender, aud Stone Grounds, with Gilt Borders. with and witho Centres. Window Shades of any required size, style, or color, made to order. OVAL PICTUBE FRAMES. ‘The largest assortment In the District jed with gold leaf, and fromt ufacturers in the country—embrac’ (imitation) Bosewood. snd all gilt Q: Frames, Convex Glass. &c. Persons ing Pho- tographs taken are requested to cali and examine our assortment before purchasing frames. PIOTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In Icon pe Scarlet, Lg Tag ibe colors, aor ue smallest prep! ie ‘reat rei size; also, ‘suk Gord, and Tassel iderent sizes. Special attention paid to this braneb of our busi- Deas. WALNUT BRACKETS, COBNER WALNUT BRACKETS, SIDE ARD CORETTeIA En PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS 5s tore. Oneale,a few choice Paintings DETsvings. Thankful for the liberal patronage received, the attention of the public is called to the above stock as the most complete in the District, lai eee tion of which has been manufactured specially to onder; sad. with the weekly additions received, will make it al] times euch as is kcgtine well regulated establishment. Orders for Paperbang- ing or Window Shades punctually and faithfully executed. in city or country. Any order not s: factory filled, will be immediately corrected VELY CASH, WITHOUT Ex- TERMS POSITI SEL car T x Please remember the number~486, and the TERMS CASH J. MARKBITEB. No. 456 SEVENTH STREET, no3-2wif* §doorsabove Odd Fellows’ Hal) FITCH & B, C. FOX, REAL ESTATE BROKERS and ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANTS. OFFICE: CORNER OF 7TH AND ¥F STBEETS, Opposite the Post Oftice. REFRRENCE: Amos Kendall, Geor, pif Bichard Wallach, Geor, W.8. Gunton, H W. W. Corcoran, Charles Knap. fyorsncn OABINET FUBNITURE. © omers a! Ll ene‘ CABINET WOBNITURE tru Pe cae ot ge Bisa fo the J Freee cuade HOUSE FORNISHING BBTAD- use call and satiny youreel? beter N Q. W) se 3-eoSm Bontheastonestt ADIES DBESS TRIMMINGS. es full line of TRIMMINGS sutable f ihe on band. jpecisl orders Tpearctet ‘ee 31-6t* 305 Penna. av., sou! PENINQG. Opening Of a large and fine assortment of FEENOH Goons. composed of ives Ladies’ and Cbildrens’ Cloaks th for Cloal Pah og ge ee mT Perfor “p snd a great variety of Fancy Goods in "Cloaks and Dresses cut and fitted, also male to order, in the latest an et WW ILLIAN, oc 23 tw 336 Pennsylvani BOM AUCTION FROM AUCTION Just received from Auction, 25 dozen Barnaly's Linen Tong. with esse Fone ibe Told tor wi coats. wont stea tat 7 oe 5 PIARBE. cach os at $4 We piece, ie. nol _ 48 Market Space. ue House, OB SALE— ° 1,000 CEDAR POSTS. at the lowest et price. in lots to sui tome 7 at No. 322 7th etroet, bet D oc 16-Am a ——— WASTED <A Strvarion. + Ge Beaseicen, mt Rit or Housekeper, Bo bread a: Can 6354 40h street for twos Sr » ole #20 = Faianeut BOARD, with sae of pisno, ida iecpoctable pri ate f Fas Fofiice,. cid pac no 9 RESPECTABLE WOMAW WISHES A BIT- 4 EE ek ise eon seugwel ed on F a Sisk Oines: Please addres: note to Box No. ANTET—A potent man my a a dorm ttrer ese aea peat ieee Wverer ° rer or couuty agent, Apply at osres /ANTED_B: ‘expeciable girl, « STTDA- WwW Ton as Taumitece ar ehanber ; bast Uizgeterences given. Addiees Box No. ¥ Star * V ANTED-A& NURSE. who is a-good soam- W Stress to go traveling. References required, Appl TA uorth # street, orounerel. F end man as yh keeper oi 0 afraid to gre the best of city references, Ad- 2 Mar office. no 9-3t* W ANTED-—Assistant OUOK. “Must bs capable of getting upa first élass breakfast, Freach rolls, &¢ Also, eUiAMbREMAID colored. AD- i y House, corner Lith at ituated f . The if of auch ® place will confer a favor by addressing this of- fice, stating the Livi 9 and extent of improve- ment+. relative proportion of timber. & ing terms, no 9 WARTED—A good FEMALE COOK fore Grst clats restaurant References required and d wages givev. Address Box No. 22 Star Of- ce no 8-3t* W 4N7ED-« YOUNG LADY to standin a ‘ cies barged J Store. Gool rec. mmen te- tions requir t No. OF Bridge » reet, between Congress and tigh streets, Geerze- town, rey TPak? noe8 6t* WASTED By « young woman who will give ratistaction to ber employers aSifUATEON to do hew k ii rivate family or boardins- honse. Py note to Box No. 6. Sor office will call. no 8 3t WA4NTED-A YOUNG MAN i8 or 29 years of age to standin achina store One havin ledge of the business prof t y havits and wth good rete an will do well b ae F street, mearlith street. of). RB. FO: W ABTED—A young man. late an officer in the U.S.N., wishes a SITUATION salesman in some mercantile Lae ee where he can wake himself generally usefal; can furnish the bestofreterenoe, Inaswitt penman, Add BANK LYNN, N reas W. 0, 452 corner 3d and D south, siiol Hill, bo 8 3t* J ANTED—To purchase forcwh,s BREAD BAKERY or FEKD STORK. ‘Address J. W_ Georgetown P. O., stating location and price, no7 fe ANTED—To seil. the LEASE. VIXTUnES WaT etanrtvEe of a Boarding Heuse. in cluding a Bar and Hi Hitable fora Billiard Room Centrally located. For further particu- pply at Star Office. no7-3t" 04BN WANTED—Two gentlemen and their wives desire two ROOMS, (one usfarnishet,) with good Table Board, with some private family who will charges moderate ngs Address, sta- ting terme, &c., BR. & ©, at this office. no - T¥e RESPECTABLE GIBLS WI TIONS in & respectable family —one as « the other as cbambermaid, The beat of referenc given. Apply 341 6th street, between H aud for three i no 7-3t / ANTED. CAPITALIST or PARTNER with §:0,000 to draw upon when needed for the purpose of purebasing property sold ata great Beal estat even Sok LEWLE, ©. no7 st* W ANTED.—D. L. WELLS & OO. want to buy Honses, both iarge and small. Also. Furni ture of those about to sell forcash. We also want first-class Houses to rent to Members of Congress and others D. L. WELLS & OU ,cor- ner 1th and F streets. no 6-Im ANTED—To buy the STOCK, FIXTURES. &c., of a Oigar Store. doing 4 good business. A good business stand required. Address, stati term unt of stock on hand, rent ofstere, a) “A _B’, Star office ne 5-ft* TED_Firet class TIN AND SITEET- SIBLEY & + be JAN Ww IRON WORKER. Apply t G Stove Warehouse, Penn's a en! 10th sts. ‘D—Our lady friends to know that we hi arranged for a weekly supply of STAMPS of the VEBY LATEST de-ign: raid and Embroidery. All of the richest designs now feestsy Row ¥ “ani w days ane for DI ° oseys. ques, pers, Pincusbions. Smoking Caps. Yokes, aad Beude: Our selections are secund to none in the country. PRINCE'S. 351 F street, oc 27-tf opposite Patent OM: Want TO BUY—A small HOUSE. between 7th and 13th streets, and between Pennaylva- nia avenue and M street. Apply to UO. B. BAKED, Star Ufice, “eet Apply to OB W ANTED. and Cast-Off Clothing Watches, Pistols. Gu ork reach FOR SALB-AND RENT. Se F°, BENT—Two Furnished BOOMS, with BOARD, 512 @atreet nurth. mod iw* Fe SALE—A fest class BAB ROOM,conpicte, ball Ssturee foy restauract. For iy at No. 753 no 9-2t* 10: t wement to the doops fort sth ‘01 Mi iT. corm rot Ante ahhh ceeete, Oopitad Mite Ap iiy atce ner Grocery Store. nog -6t” CARRIAGE BOUSE AND STABLE FOR + BENT—Capedi« of accommodating twe cir- id bling for thtee horses, F or apely to BABBOUR & 4M. ne > RENT— fn Georgetown, two large and «1 arnishei ROOMS, suitable for siugle geatie men Firat clase T Board in the neimhbor hood Por terms aire at this ofice fer- encesrequired 4, Bog St” Fe. ENT—A tandsome F URNISHED HOS with all the niodei Hhargtgmonte, te = > y ty 2 rmont nd 11 im the ‘mornig. Foz KENT Tso Sey, deete ceptri OC! ion, Bg situ = Rute theate: on PF. ‘One an ferred no 9-3t* TY. NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS F< RENT—One «4 eitting-room, the other a} 400 th street west. between Ga H; hree minutes walk ofstreet cers. W barley wry separately if desired. Terme moders: no 9-4t" O08 RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, 12 rooms, $175 ver month, Small ee ae “eee (central loostion,) 30 cb. iy S80 Por month. ADDIY {? wRIR & BRYANT. no? 2t* 7th street Fe A t thr LING. with back building and a! ard. new- e ly red and painted = Thi« House is suitable tora fret clase Boarding House, being in close proximity to the War and Navy Departments In- avire at No. 339 corner 18th and K stree no 9-6t ____T. A. McLaU OR SALE- FRAME OOTTAGE, FENCING od FURNITURE for $500. sitmated on lea et ground of Col. J.B. Mesamore, near Columbia College, Also STATE RIGiITS to make, use and sell Eltinge’s Patent amp Chimney. the createst invention of the ave, A chance to make a fortuee. Call before 12 or after & . 12 12th street, Do 9-3t" near Kirkwood House. H" SE AT THE NAVY YARD FOR SALE CHEAP. BRICK HOUSE an! LOT, ocenpted by Wm H. Freer, 466 L street ith, between 7th and sth streets, now renting to & prompt tenant at $12 per month, will be sold, if applied for without delay, at the low price ef 800; well worth $1,000. Loca- tion very desirabic. Apoly toJ. H. JONES. Paint Shop, Navy Yard, orto T.N. ADAMS, 646 Most north. no y-3t* Fe BENT—Several well-farnisied BOOM3, with Board Appl Bt No 459, on 12th street, between G ani H, west side. no 8 7t" Fok BENT. Four elegant usfurnished ROOMS, atthe corner o 4th street cast ani A strect north, Ca) Hi ______ no 8 38 [.OR SALK—The STOOK an! GOOD WILL of F a retail vrocery, centrally located. Satisfa: iling, Apply at this office, FOR RENT” HOUSES No 576 and 5765; 0 store and 6rooms and cellar; water ani gas, asantly situated on 7th stre ry enue. Apply OK RENT HOUSE 416 Lith street en and I. containing four rooms and kitchen; very pleasantly sitnated.in's good neignvorhood Ap- ply toT. A. McLAUGHLIN, No. 263 Fst. nos 3t F°%. RENT—A two story Brick STABLE and CABRIAGE HOUSE, with stalls for three horse= and room for two ‘carriages, back of No. 444 Estreet, near corner of 7th street. inquire on premi nos 2t* F° : isned HOUSE, conteintng 12 rooms. « . With @ ulce gar- den attached, in George town. within two minates walk of cars, J COLDWELL & UO, Real Estate and General Ag no 2t" assis 7 Fo RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, conven ent, containing six rooms each, gas and water, in a good locality, near the Navy Yard. convenient » between B and s 8 3t* te the city cars, on 7th street between @ and 39 Inquire next door, for LOUIS bebe yee 5 no8 2t" Fe SALE OR BENT—That fine, large HOUSE, containing 1s or 20 rooms, wine vault, stable, and carriace house, situated on Cameron street. opjovite the Market, Alexandria, Va., and long Known as Restaurant and Public House Apply to BB LLOYD, No. 374 uth street, Wastrng tou, D.C, Ro 5-6t" Fc SALE—The STOCK, FIXTUBES and GOOD WILL ofthat old and well established Cigar Store, No. 23% Pa. av., between 12th and 13th Streets. is offered for sale upon favorabie terms until Saturday next. Application may be made to B.W. BEKD, Esy .N 66 Lith street,erL B ALLYN. Treasury Department. no 8-3t Fore UNFURNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT me 363 Sth atreet, between @ and H streets. ste ne ods, The highest h price pela et the Mer SISHED ROO! wins rs . eo eet Cat Price u er- Al _ wo bit Ai o chant Pawnbroker's Store of A: FULTON & U0., | [GRNIGGED BOOMS” Two. conmuvicaing Bote Pinte strect, three doors north of Pa. ave: | Apply 635 M strect near corner sth.” no? st Bol nt for Sinzer’s Sewing Machines. pt soe Mite = wa eae Band forsale. Seametress wanted, 00 17 1m* F° \LE—Flerence SEWING MACHINE, ae ea in perfect order, can be h st. $5,000 assed TOBUY FOR 85.000 | between the hours of4 and Go-clock p.m. mes at Dy + CAST OF F CLUTHING of ailde- | & ; scriptions. Ladies’ and Gents’ Ulethes Dyed. 'T—A neat three-story BRICK HOUSE Cleaned and Repaired. No. 4%6 7th, corner K ing € rooms. L street north, between street. aud 576% 7th, between B and’ Murs th streets. Location healthy Apply avenue, 0 Mil 0 L street. bet. 12th and 13th. no7-3t" WASTED PY the 18th of October, an nnfur- nished BRICK HOUBE, containing eight or tem rooms, with modern improv: ts, between 6th and 2ist streets, Pennsyl van’ renue and N street. Address A. K. L., at th ice. Bost of references given and required. se39 tf ANTED By & Teapectable young girl,» BIT- Ww UATION to do chamberwork plain sew- ing. Address enotetoJ.H., Star office. se 3 ANTE —SEOOBD HAND NITURE Notes eNE ae AMER ER Sue description. BUOBLY, 606 7th street, riko between G and H. cast sid FOR SALE AND RENT. ie, am con a plenty of fruit is also a first class and very desirable positi tral tat uetwena Washington treed Sta ral wee u er Baltimore cities, ‘es it opens on three public rosda, conteiutug over mine uaves, "A safe and seiueta conteining over @ le ry fovestment, and mode gard to realize a clear te- ¥ COMPARE 90, north of oe otHioutgome county, » of . o rit fares and aal and "Boars och cl and 6 nm. J OW LBS. _0¢ 25-tf Intel) AMEProperty Agent. F gantly-furoished a. Suites or a Bi in od a BASBM BOOM, suitable fo: . with first-class Bord. at2ss re: between i7th and 18h streets. Also,a BICK STABLE ani SPACE HOUSE for _— These rooms are suitable for members of = arees, no 6 2) *OB T—A pleasant unfurnished B D le corner of 12th street and New ork avenue. containing 12 fine rooms, with gas, and 3 good cellars. Bent §1.20) per sunu! - le venc Befe: bly, renees required. Apply at rr Pa. aven next door to United es Howl. Possession given on lst December. TS CONVENIENT TENEMENTS FOR RENT ‘o. 502 New Jersey ave,. bet. D Is! and 34 floors, Water on each oor. Inquire at No 171 Bst, Island. no7-3i* Foz BENT—A large BRICK HOUSE, contain- ing ten rooms, with water aud gaa, at 49™ lth street Apply at Hotel Lutz, corner lth and UC streets. no7-3t* Foe REBT—At $30 per month, HOUSE in Phil- adelphia Row; ten rooms. gas, water. farnace, range. etc. by party obliged to leave the city. Adcress ‘Phila,’ Box 36 8tar Office. _no7 6t* Fee RENT—A BBIOK HOUSE, containing eight recess wee Foughout: situated at the cor of 2 H streets north. Inquire next doo! Bo 7-3t* Fe SALE— F o and GOOD WILL of arestaurant,No. 17 K st., between 7th and 8th, opposite the Northern Lib- erty Market. No rent to pay fer six years. Apply at No. 430 husetts avenue, between 6th and 7th ste no OR SALE—A large three-story FBA HOUSB, containing ten rooms, situated on , between 4th and 6th streets, No. 504. as been thoroughly repaired, with ‘as and water throughout. lngquire on the sen. ne 7-6" F°. BENT-—Six or seven ROOMS. mostly far- nis! xi three story and attie brick, » near Treasury aod Pateat ily willivg to board three quiet n December Ist or sooner. 0, to dine atz . stating namber in family and busiaess, and, if any childrea, their ages: also, where an interview may be had. no 7-4t* "VO LET—THBEER ROOMS. Injuir lith street weet, between O and P No 6-3t B RENT-T Nl FUBNISHED (com- FER woos, for ee at Ni. 40% 15th street, between H and 1. {OR SALE—A GROCER: BTORE, centrally located, doing « fine Bi . Satisfactory BOURN @LATEA: Heal Wocate Brokers: corner * rol corner Rb and Fete. - ho 6-6 J; OB RENT—Large OF FIOB BOOM. onist floor, F at the cor. of Isthetreet and N.Y ave. Ad- mirably located for business with the Depart- ments. W. 8. THOMPSON, cor. 16th we, and 8. T°. LET—If applied for immediately, on the 14th at: Penn's th yunpow > Dart of STORE. opposite Wiltard's papas Sree cine eaten fee ns ie tral Railroad Company. m oe 27 te Fo SALE OB RENT—M: WELLING, < at the fntorvection of Merrinua ned Witz ie 7th and 8th streets west, use is 51 feet front feet deep, with rough the connate” Be lot ‘is Hoo front by 214 feet deep, embract oes et 434. . SEMMBS, bauer JOHN'S, SEHR. Fo RENT—In Georgetown, a FURNIS HOUSE, opttoins Ww Fopmiss situation healthy and desir: . Apply at No. nue, bear 24th street. m3 BOOMS tn Te ph Of- ‘ivan! a a ‘or termes in- rth Patent Office, at 10 J. TOWLES, Acent. ENT—The yay for the last three years OB crigatenss tite deparaenen of 150 ac! = near t * ning’s Bri: oe." lmprovemen ts, dwell house of 11 rooms, soa, le, servant's honses, de Address * ."' 437 BE street, Wash- ington, D. C.,or call in person, battery ny” ing > m@., at mt. 7 J ateramririnama as ¥. F°, BENT—A Gret class DENQE, with or eeet Sai ein oonta ne soomes fo fo A ee “yp APBIY on thé ises, Pa. . t doo weet of the British Minister, to W. STEIGER. General Land Office, 134, or address Box 543. City P.O, Bo 6-6t* RUG ore FOR Ogun Doing, ood and Dis ee asiness. Address M, tRiCA! A, Btar O01 mo 5-6t* OB BENT—In Georgetown. aSTORS and four BOOMS. Small steck of Fa: Articles, with af ply at 173 Market ye Fixtures. for sale, po 5 6t* ANDSOME LOTS FOR SALE A. G. HALEY. At y-at Law, No. 4 Market Board ef Trade Moons hastor ale about Seocinr Lots. "One on Missouri Maree between po streets, mostly around the re mcola Depots aaat of the Ospito!. Priceand terme liberal. bo 5-20* 1 Sara ben BOOM 346 Peon. »venue, Weshington Building: ony H. SEMMES, oe 26-eotf Seaton House [,OB BENT—FRAME DWELLING, 13 room FCvaier and betheroom ocated Bo x oD ~ 5 Gio Ai * watt See poe dacs N.Y. avenue. ae ad ap gh tee Pop ee yi caae ans A 3 F moderate. Apply to » on the premises, Bos Im* 2%, @| eins, LIQUORS. Le FoR SLES pgs — i wha emall HOUSES. on rv terms. STAR 00., 458% 7th street, ig. naire Oc 16-3 AUCTION SALES. —_ [Por ether Auction Bales see fourth page.) ¥ J. 0. McGUIBE & O0., Auctionsers. SALE OF WILLOW WATE Ay ic BOO. Fe, re MORRO (Batardey) MOKN ING, Ney. 10th, Hoste of Market Baskots. covered bild'e Willow ree and Uiothes Ba-kete © Will also the usual sase of Furaitere commencing. atic Sige. rtmeut geners aia JO McGUIRE & CO, Anots. Y NAGLE &@ OU. Auctionters. . BATURDAY, November 10. 1365, @ Peni at 9% o'clork, our regular Groceries, Wines, Liqn rs, L vari Dry Goods, iery, Cloaks, Sh A prow dan G: . ery, © ow rT 10 cases Boots and Bhoes and many miscellaneous arsicles. . Also. Alot eehold miture. &o. eee NAGLE & CO., Aucts. Y¥ CROWN, WALKER & (0., Auctionsers, VALUAPLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AND USINESS STAND on l0th street west, between CO ~treetand Virginia avenue, on the isiand, at Auction. We will getl on TORSDA m. Square No, X1. be' oD Pedicord. exceilent built two-story and attic frame house, fron’ 24 fect on 10th street. ranning beck 9)fe-X@inches. Baid bouse con! 9 execlien and Well arranged roome, with wite balls thro: = out, DO unser rent to anexcelient tenanteat g) Terme of esle: One third Cash; the balancein 6 12 end 18 months duly secured, All conveyancing at _. cost of the purchaser. Title goed. Sale it, tr rye “post: CROWN, WALKER & CO. Aucts, Bo 9 4t™ WN, WALK uctloneers, YW. L. WALL & 00 Stores 314 and 317 South corner Pennsy! a evel BAILIFF’S SALE On TUESDAY MORNING. Nov. ith. at 10 I be sola tm front of W. L. Wall & Co.'s jot of— oth st. o'clock, Aecting. A dandtakentlyor | Ri lenoar for, rent dur om J. H. to sat a in arrears from J. H. Ludeck Pee Bos W.L. WALL & 00. Aucts BY J. 0. McGUIRE & ©O.. Auctioncers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE, WITH LOT. ON BaVY YAKO By virt f a deed of trust. duly recoried, &c , we shall DNESDAY AFTERNOUN, Mov lath, clock,on the premises, Lot 13, in Square 865, fronting feet on south K street, between Sth and 6th streets east, and contains 4,100 square feet. Is improved by « one story Frame House, now aecd as 8 public school house. Terms cash. Conve) aucty, at purchaser's ost, JAMES aDaMs, j F's LH. '{ Trustees. | JAMESO McGUIRE&CO., | _noT- (Lutel] ——— Auctiouses. | Y M. K. WALSH O., Auctioncers, | No. 285 +) Corner l0th street, | PAWNBROKER'S SAL WALSH'S ANNUAL F. Pi rEIIED PLEDGES, On MONDAY AND TUESDAY MOBNINGS, | Nov. 12th and 13th. at 10 cl ck a m.. we will sell, atenr Auction Rooms, for cash. large cellostion | of Forte'ted Pie izes, comprising in part— | id Watches, Gold Chains | Bing c } Silver Watches, Silver | ai Large and splendid assortmentof Over, Frock and | ress Voats. Punts, Vests. ac 75 Kevolvers, Double and Single Barrel Guns and | Pistols 25 very fine Ladies Silk Dresses Ladies Underciotbing Oalico Dress, &c. ys Olosks 2 fine Silk Ver Gevt_s Enderclothing very fine Cloaks. Ladies’ fine Brosha and wis. Silk Cloaks, ortment ) one M fue For e =, Viollms, (one o: hich cost $100, rosewood case.) Banjoes Guitars, Brass In- stroments, Drums. <c, } Opera Glasses. Glaver’s Diamonds, Sewing Ma chines, Ui! ey Feather Beds, (uilts, Blankets and Sheets With a ‘sree quantity of other articles usually foun: in a Pawnbrokers sale. Terme cas i M. K. WALSH &CO., Ancts. no7-dte B* ‘GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, | No. $26, cerner of 7thand Dstreets, | EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUBNITURE ROSEWO JD PIANO, LABGE FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRKORS, FRENCH CHINA PLATED AND OUT-GLAss WARE: ABPETS, ac, A PUBLIO AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. Nov. 14th, at 10 o'clock, we | eball sell at the resicence of K. F_ ye Esq., No. 469 6th etreet west. between Dand E ste. north, the following articies : ‘SPARLOR AND HAUL. One Bosewoed-cased Piano, cover and steol wo large and elegant French Piate Mantel Mir- One superior Black Walnut Parlor Suite, con- sisting of Sofas, Sid+ Chairs, and large and small Oastor Chairs. upholste: in Velvet Plush ¢ Rosewood-framed anisome Etagere. wit pines Blegantly carved Black Walnut Bookcase Demask ption Chairs, Damask Cartains and Fixtores, Papier Mache Card Tables, Large Be- clining Ohair and Lounge in green rep, Globes, Vases and other Ornaments, Brussels Osrpets. Mats and Velvet Bugs. Osk Hat-stands, Gothic Chairs Hall Carpet and Oilcloth, Brussels Recep tion Chairs DINING BOOM. pares Oak Extepsion Table. Oak Dining Chairs Marble-top Sideboard, Mirrers, Mahogany Book case. Sleepy Hollow Chaire in leather, Clocks, one elegant Decorated Dinner Set. foe ye sun Foe Bers jastore. . a glace Decanters, Goblets, Wine Gl of French White China, one ft Punch Bowl, Ivory handie Table tog Ki » Lisen Damask hina Qovers, &c., Befrigerator, and all the Kitchen Bequi es. CHAMBERS. Four snits of Black Walnat Marble-top Cham rble-top Centre Table Pp atre » 186 pieces, lated Ice Pitchers, Coffee Bets, Cut ber Forniture. : Sooces Geert: bp corre. Beas, Pillows ‘and. Bolete Walnut ters, handsome Wardrobes, Obine Toliet Gets. Blankets, Sheets, tod Oresmeeste, gua bresis can taaan oe nts, Bne we te, O11 Cloths; Hail and other Uil Gloths, vents’ Beds ‘and Bedding, snd many articles umerated, ene Whecler & mn Bowing phere Bocking Chairs, elegan’ Child's Carriage and Black Walnut Cribs. Also, st I p. ‘a frent of the residence’ Pes on tT ity Corriage. made by Jacobs, re p Philads handsome No-tep Buggy, made by Bogers, Prone Tep Boge: ie — sets of five “samy Harness ‘wo sets le 008 Two Superior’ Bleck “Sherman Mor orses ae ef ektaatan Ges Bay Lovet ay dik. Lanttonen, tone essa pnd “ ene horses are all = ni gentle, and have bee! ed and used by Mr. Page indouble and single harness and saddle, during the past two 7fiso, magnificent Afghan, Wolfskin, and Fancy ‘iso, RESIDENCE FOR RENT; possesion ee ee GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. BARE CHAaRcE FOB A SMALL FaBM. pot will sell on DNESDAY.N-vember 14, at ot os iy Bln Mowtgumsey cows my mile above Oabin Jobn Brid; Aqueduct. end of ope about 13, bour’s drive Georgetown. No.1 canpeane 83%¢ acres of lant, all imouitiva- tion, well set in clover, timothy, &c. with the | exception of the frent field, about 35 acres, .J the owner of these lands (Majer Charles Dodge) had intended for corn The resid is = of a Lotay fee mg ad in the payee I wo ors. ning room, and a rr with s lates hall through main house; 24 too! chambers and bath-room; my} bed ; ace cellar used as winter kitchen; double perches the whole length of main 80; &N Outer or su port for itchen. « tool-room. one. 4 peeapeotic Se house for 6 and a 40 foot shed ; bar: iT cows. b) + ler, 10 herses below; twe excellent orchanie in fall ti | o'clock we shall sell AUCTION SALES. THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW halt nett tent ema B* GBEBH @ WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. of the purchaser, be. sale, and secured > of trast upen = tbe Prorat * 108 cash will be required on real estet« at the time of sale. Possession rohaser. WALTER. surviving Trustee. Fr. MATTINGLY. Trustee ay “@ s WILLIAMS, a AUCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS REST DENOB. WITH LARGE GROUND. IN FIBST WABD neariy opposite the Brith iste: Y. Nov oth. at 4 remises, we shal! « rick rerigence No reoms, and hall ¢ foe the bouse v4 about 12 fee to the head alley. with an If. pt brick carriage house and stabie, aud 2 wel! of fine water inthe yard Title perfect and free from all ipcombrance, Sith immediate posression if desired One bal cash; $10/of whieh will «re Quired at the eal; the balance Ax and twelve months. with iyterest secured by a deed of trast upoe the premises. Comveyanciag and stamps at cost ot purchaser GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. pos d Y GREEN & WILLIA: Auctioneer . SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON MaRy AND AVENU OTH 8T On FBIDAY art oh rt of ort square No. 385, fronting 23 teet 6 land venue, near ,0th street, i 7 Toved by aaub stantial two stor) frame dwelling, being No o75 me avetue, lot runuiag back about 108 fect to an ley Sele peremptory lerms: Une third casb; resiéne 4 and 12 uths, with interest, deferre. tobe recured’ by deed of trast. Go: and stamps at cost of purchase: $100 required on evening of the « JOBN E ELVANS, Executor GREEN & WILLIAMS Anctioncers B" D.L_ WELLS & Co Auctienecrs and Real EB Northwest corner wth and # all sell at public enction, the 9th inst t jate Brokers, treets. Posts. Scantling, and Boards Seid Lamber wiil be sold on account of now pay Meut of whartage BoT RD. L. WELLS & CO. Aucts, ¥ JAS. C. Mc@UIBE & 00., Auctionvers, BALE OF IMPORTED CURIOSITIES AND USEFUL ARTICLES OF JAPANESE AND CHINESE INGENUITY. Alt the Anctioa Booms. commencing WEDN ®: DAY E\ BNING. November? 3 cvutinuing THUBSDAY end FRI INGS, at 10 o'clock, and EVENING! 2 Marine Sheiis Corals. &c. echi @ large collection of— work, consisting of Lilies’ Pearl skelh adia Waiters, ‘esddrennes, Bracelets. Chinese, Japanese. and East c arved Ivory Ornaments variety of cori ‘us, useful and er bamentel articles of Burepean end Urieutal desicn and workmanship. Bele without reserve Terme cash pes 3.0, Mc@UIRE & 00., Ancts CCEORING SALE of the above articies TO-MOR BOW | detard: OBNING, wih N vembe: at We'ciock, and NING at T o'clock. They also be purchased at private sale in the inter- val of time. ae" 5a8.0 McGUIRB & 00. Aucts BY 2EEE. & WILLIAMB. Auctioneers, No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets. eae oN PUSLIO RCUTIO. C' On SATURDA ¥, the 10th instant, at 10 © clocks. m.. we shall sell, at our auctiun rooms. the = belonging tos gentleman declin! epi fz ne. One Parior Set, Mabegany, covered in Hair Cloth, consisting of Sofas. ire, aot Rockers Walnut Whatpots, Marble-tep Center Table | pened Piate Mantel Mirror ‘ies’ Walnut Work Table Fine Walnut Bedstead Marhic 250 Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, and Mahogany Wardrobe and Lounges Welvut Extension Dining Table Walnut Marbie-top Sidevoard Guried Bate: Bast es base ir ir, Husk, o r Oak Frame Ga: . Dining Chairs Is. Fhree-ply ant other Oarpets Pam! « Together with ete od De bs +; Bags, Brussels Stair Carpet. aod Fine Cooking stove and Utensils Parlor, Chamter. wad other Btoves A good let of Kitchen Bequisites. Terms GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. SALE OF HORSES, OABBIAGES, HARNESS, On SATURDAY MOBRENG. November 10, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the »® Dumber of arriage and Wi |, @ fall descrip- jing a Brown Horse. Carriage en Barnes; . eed: of a gentleman having no further use A Therough bred Stallion. ine years old. a collection of New and Second hand ae. Bockawsys, Carriages. eri |, Wagons, and One new Jenny Lind Wagon, built in this city apenas nconiaoatteig = in good order. New, and Second band "Harness, Saddles, Car- . &c.. at private sale. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and a pe and Harnese alwn: on private sale aE at wb WALL & GO-, Aucts, peT _ (Alex. Gazette.) — ¥ J. ©. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. FF OF THE LATE JOHN CULLUM Bag- er wate PRINTER, AT PUBLIO a . On SATUEDAY MOBNING, November 101! of th shall sell the — and Deadin ip je. Btove a: it Fishing Tackle, Books, &.. &c. ermecash- 548. 0. McGUIRE & CO, {int} __Auctionsers, — B" JAS. ©. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioncers. TRUSTEES BALE mencing pg: = well One On Two Ove Be Chamber Suites of ee Becta arm cat utwixtension Table ree dozen: or ere eesine Vea Ht Bintureenn ead Boletore ewe Red Linen A Dumber of Bilvet-ple apd Forks. Ons Pasi Msacckaee Bee atte ae Far bay “Hereltare, cud aa ork: