Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1866, Page 3

reer THE EVE) LOCAL NEWS. paren var Svein AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. National TagatTee—Mr. J. W. Wallack |) sppear this evening as Kichard [11. lure Lapres’ Fara, for the benefit of thé St. Mary's Pariweh Seuool, at the Hall adjoming ‘Le C burch, om Sth, between Gand H streets, is still in progress Gop Pectows’ Hatt, Navy Yard.—The fez of the Ladies’ Rebekah Degree Association Deo. l. Metropolis Lodge will visit the taro & body to-night. +o Tur Mativee To-morrow:—At Metzerott Hall, tast evening. there Wasa large and/fash- touable audience, and their verdict in favor of the decided excellence of the musical enter. tainment offerad them by Master Richard Co. ker and troupe was unanimons and emphatic. Master Coker’s song of the «Lover and the Bird” gave such evidence of the continued Tichness and fallness of his fine soprano voice, and showed such improvement in style, that be was Map wreaetew wf appland Signor Sirint Was as successfa sake always is in the coucert room, and Mr. Simpson, tenor, was fa- vorably received. One of the featares of the eoteriainment was the splendid execution of Mons. Prume on the violin, marking him as a complete master of the instrument. Miss F alk’$ periormance on the piano gave satisfac- tien. id altogether, the concert was a great success, There will bea matinee the tronpe at Metzerott’s Hall to-morrow afternoon at two o'clock, when there will no doubt be a crowded house. A SHARP Dope ¢ days ago Wesley <ireen, colored, went to the store of Mr. Brun- er. mercbant tailor, on 44 near U street south, dordered a coat. Mr. Branner took $5 in advance, and loaned Green a coat to put on while be was taking Bis measare, After the macasure was taken, Green went off rapidly with the coaton bis back. Womsiley Moten, er sharp colored individual, heard of tne mastance, and went to Green and told Bim that Mr. Bruner bad taken out a warrant a ain=t bim for stealing. and told bim that if would give bim (Moten) the bzlance on the ordered—S3i—ne woul@"go to Brunner aud pay bim and make it all right. Green was alarmed anddid so. Subsequently be dis- covered that he was Geceived, and Saturday be bad Moten arrested by officer James. of the Seventh Ward, and taken before Jusnce Bos- well. who sent him to jail for court. A Lapy A ENTALLY DrowskD.—About lock last night Mrs. Sophia A. Crook, who ts boarding house on DP street north, be- Ween “th and 9th streets west, accompanied by her two daughters and some gentlemen. visited “ta street whart for the purpose of seeing in Back, who has charge of the wharf of wn & Son, wood and coal dealers. Walk- £ upon the wharf Mrs. Crook, who was out 40 years of age and near sighted, made a step and fell overboard. The body was re. covered wivhin a few minutes, and Lieutemant Gessford, Sergeant Vernon and others used all the modes of restoration usually resorted to, but withc ut avail. The body was removed to « late residence of the deceased, and the core- rT was notified to hold an imquest, bat it has © been decided that an inquest is unneces- ry. +——— AT THE MEETtNG of the Soldiers and Sail- ors’ Union last night, the resignation of Major A. Hall as president of the association. in which he assigned his freq@ent absence from he city as the cause of this step, was recetved and accepted. | esolution calling for a committe to urge | mn Congress the propriety and justice ot granting imparnal suffrage caused considerable Gebate, whereupon Ceptain Miller offered a substitute, to the effect that a commitiee of e be appointed, to co-operate with such other &ssociations as may favor the enfran- chisement of the colored people of this District, nm urging upon the loval Oengress of the (United States the propriety of the passage of an sct which will insure this great act of justice to those who compose a large portion of the people of the District; whieh was lost. i ain Roveu Dgnxtistry —Last night, officer Ray, ot the Second Ward, passing through Marder Bsy, heard loud screams and calls for help. | He inquired and aecertained that a negro named John Cook, better known as Jack Dia- mond, had severely beaten a woman named Nancy Garrett. After some search Diamond arrested and taken to the guardhouse. This morning the woman testified that Jack ‘was living with ber, aad she called him to ac- count for paying too mach atteution to another colored female. Jack would not endure her lecture, Aud brought it to a close by extracting Nancy's frovt teeth with a blow from nis fist. Three or four of bercutters were removed. and Nancy did not complain of the operation being painful, but the flow of blood was pro- digious. Jastice Morsell fined Jack $3 for di etderly conduct and sent him to jail fur court _ DBATH OF ONBOF THE OLDEST INHABITANTS Yesterday, Col Ubristopher Andrews died at bis residence on the corner of litn and @ streets, from the effects of afsll. He wasin his 77th year. Col. Andrews was born in Ire. jand, but arrived in this country when ouly 10 year: of age, and shortly atterwards made this city his place of residence. During the war ot Iv he was an adjutant of the wniformed vol- unteers, and rendered efficient service, es. pecially in supporting Commodores Perry and ‘orter im their attack on the British fieet in the Potomac. Sabsequently he entered the regu- lar service, and distinguished bimself in Fior- ida and Mexico. He was one of the first ta join | the “Oldest Inhabitants’ Association.” His funeral will take place te-morrow. pr ah > *wateane CoRPoREAL PUNISHMENT IN PURLIC ScHoo.s —In the case of the schoelmaster at Charlestown, Mass.. who was charged with assault and battery upen Miss Josephine Fos- ter, one of bis pupils, which was tried betore the Superior Court at Lowell. last week, the i jury, after two hours’ session, returned a ver- dict of acquittal. It ts understood that on the first ballot the jury stood nine for acquittal 'o three for conviction A srmilar case is now_pending in the courts of this Dis rict—that ot Miss Brown, in the let district, chargeg with assault and battery upon Walter Bastavfe. ALEXANDRIA Crncuit Court.—The Circait H Court of this county, Judge Henry W ‘Thomas, presiding. commenced its November term this morning. From the number of eriminals to be tried it is supposed there will | be a long session of the Court. A grand jury was empannelied, and after an appropriate charge by the Jadge, retired and brought in several indictments. The case of the Com. vs. Williamson, charged with stealing money trom the store of Mr. Samuel Hartley, was taken up —Alezandria Gazette Grasp Larcesy.—Martha Votry. coloret. | ‘Was artested yesterday by officer Crump, of tbe First Ward, for the larceny of a lo’ of clothing, the property of Amon ©. Tahor. The accused was # servant in complainant's fami- ly,and the articles were stolen at various times. Upon searching the house where she lived. in analley, between {and M and i-th and 19th streets west, part of the goods were recovered and identified by the complainant. ‘The accused was sent to jail by Justice Drary. —-+— RICHARDS, ONE OF LYLes McrvErens A reward of $500 bas been offered by the Gov- ernor of Maryland, for the apprehension of Nimrod Richards, one of the marderers of the inte William Lyles, and it is thought, proba- bie, he will be arrested. as he is supposed to be lurking in the ewamp between here and Occo- quan Creek.—Alezandria Gazette. | —_——_> — 1 Driving THRovew A FUNERAL PRoces- #108 —Albert Washington, a colored porter, Wass arrested by officer James, of the Seventh Wara, for driving bis wagon throughs funeral Procession. He was taken before Justice Bos- well, wio fined him $20. sonnei Coun? iv General Teem.—The Supreme Court of the District, in general term. (Chief Justice Cartter and Judges Olin a Fisher,) Bas before it the case of Jones agt. Dermott, better known as the Avenue House case. weit me Perry Larceyy — Yesterday afternoon, of- ficer Ardold, of the Sixth Ward, arrested Thos. Harron for the larceny of seventy-five cents, tbe property of Sarab Gates. Justice Qullsent Harron jail for court. —«—___.. SELLING ON SUNDA¥Y.—Yesterday, Henr Seitz wns arrestee by officer Luskey, of the 6t Precinct, for sellingon Sunday. The case was ruled for hearing before Justice Walter, who fined the accused $20. ——— New Booxs.—By the advertisements o Hudson Taytor elee where, it will be seen tha be bas received some attractive new books, in- cloding & fine assortment of new juveniles. ae Sensisie.—Many ladies were seen on the Avenue yesterday witn short drésses and with- out ti!ters, B DUTROW, PRODUON COMMISSION MERCHABT. AND . DEALEB IN BUTTER, OBEESE, &c., Bo 2-121" 0. 53 South et., Baltimore. Rid Porites tee *fuinbeot' prige bald urniture. | Ma THE }ARS. ANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY, _CITY ITEMS. — Sh Segall ‘Tarr Cate of the Dollars and the Pemuies will take care of themselyer.— Ben. Franklin reversed From $° 50 to $5.00 aaved ona pnir orshoes. O.1 Bayly, No. 278 Pennsylvania Stenue, between 1ithand !tth streets, is still Sling ladies fine glove kid and goat tipped button and Congress Gaiters and Batmorals, | Which retailed lagt er at $5 and 86, for 82.50 aad $5.00 a it—merely because they ave equare toed; ladies opera toe ins ing Con- gress at $275. re'ail price $350 and $4 00: a smail assortment of boys, mitaes ehildsens square toed St.oes below cost; also, gents’ fine calf-quare toed Balmorals and Uongress $5 and $6—retail price Jaét winter $19 and S12. Always on hand. Ladies, Gents, Misses, Boys and Childrens fine Boots, Gaiters and Slippers from first class New York, Philadel- _ and Baltimere manufacturers—made up im the latest and Most fashionable style. oe — Cuina, Gass & Caockery Ware.—Oar young and experienced trend, J. R.- Foley, wholesale and retail dealer in China, (#lass and @rockery Ware, Cutlery and Plated Ware, Goa! Oil, Lamps and House Furnishing goods, still continues to be gaining the pablic patron- age, for which he returns his ks and hopes to bayea continunnce in future, athis new store, No. 275 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10h and ith streets, and bis old established Store, No. 316 F street, New Goods constantly being received. We advise housekeepers and others to rive Mr. call, and our word for it you will save from 10 to 15 per cent. Goods delivered free, and sold wholesale to the trade at New Yor? ra iy SF eae Stoves, RANGES, AND GRATES — Messrs E. H. and H. I. Gregory. ‘2! Pennsylvania ave- Due, advertise a large and select assortment of Stoves, Grates, and Ranges, with house keep- ing hardware, &c., and are said to be be cour- teous and accommodating dealers.and willing to sell at reasonable rates. Those who are preparing ‘for the apn ef cold weather will no doubt do well to give them a call be- fore purchasing elsewhere. As Franc is Frank in Dealings, we say that Gentlemen in want of Furnishing Goods, Will find it to their interest to goto Franc’s, 491 7th street. near Odd Fellows’ Hall. (Gray's Collars, 25 cents per box; good Merino Shirts and Drawers, $1. — KEEY THE TOES Boots with im- proved sbanks, are dressy, andjihey keep the toes easy, made to order by J. Strott, 6th street, under National Hotel. es A SURE PILE OuRe —Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circn- lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine. Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3: "i ae > eae Corns, Bunio creeences, Warts, Moles, &c.. saccessfnily treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, ©24 Penn. av.. between 4% and fia streets. Ot. fice hours from 8a m.to5p.m., and6to $ Pp. m. No charge for consultation —e PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter MARRIED, HOLMES—DAVIS. On the 3th instant, by the Rey B Peyton Brown, @KUKGE H. HULMES, of Baltimore. to Miss BABBABA DAVIS, of Washington D.C . | Baltimore Sun piease copy.] D=MAINE-—WHITE. August 23, by the Rev Alfred Nolmead, JOHN Ww. DeEMAILNE to Mirs HAE. WHIT. * MART. all of this city. DIED. TOWERS On Tuesday, 1ith instant, WIL- LIAM infant son of wm. id Agnes Virginia ‘Tewers. aged 11 months. ni scyvaintances are invited to attend te morrow | Wednesday) at 3 o'clock p. m. from 493 Mass, avenue, betwen 4th and 5th streets DICKSON. November 13th. at his residence In this city. Rev SAMUEL M. DICKSON. of the M. B Church, Baltimore Conterence funeral will be at the residence of his father in Georgetown, corner of Green and Steildard ats , on Thursday morning. 15th instant, at 10 o'clock. All bwiriends sre invited; especially his mina. terial friends. 2° ((AbBacE AND LETTUCE FOR FALL PLANTING A large lot for sale by J. P. BARTHOLOW & CO., SS5 7th st., Washington, D o. OSES. FLOWERING SHRUBS, AND EVE GBEENS —JOHN HOWLETT, corner of, York and New Jersey avenues, has fi Q a collection of the above plant 1 rested, sad iu prime condition, suitable for n ems, and Cemetery Lots. Large, well plants can be mac _Bo 10-e03t f mach more successfully removed now than in the spring. and wito careful trapeplanting are sure to bloom well next sea- 80 Ro 8-e03t™ CACTUS CIGARS. DPA AND ts ir ee eee OOSE & OHANDLEE, are for sale. whelesale and retail by » , BOOSE. at Willard’: and National Hotels, and at W. EE. CHANDLES'S Cigar Store, under Ebbitt Monse, corner F and 24th streets We cull the special attention ef dealers tu these O1G4BS, as they are undoubtedly the finest ia quality and p ake ever produced in Tuts corxtei, end «re offered at a very «mall advance on cost. a For Cas: INTEBIOB DECORATIONS: No. 486 No. 486. OHOIJCE STOCK! » for inapection, the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered in Washington, om- braciug— PAPERHANGINGS, designs of embro: Toome, with ap Also,s large en low priced papers WINDOW SHADES, Re 1d beautiful patterns, on buff. vreen, and the prevailing coleres Tan, Lavender, aid Stone Grounds, with Gilt Borders. with and without Centres Window Shades of any required size, style, or color, made to order. OVAL PICTUBE FRAMES, ‘The largest assortment In the District, warrant fed wit! id ers. . select stock of medium ana tobe gl old leaf, from the best man- ufacturers in the country—embracing Walnut, fmitation.) Rosewood, and all gilt Oval Pictare ames, Convex Glass. &c. Persons having Pho- tographs taken are req cali and examine n our assortment before purchasing f1 le PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, scarlet, green, aud bite colors, from pee: photograrn te the lar; aio OR size; also, Sk Cord and Tassels, diferent sizes Special attention paid to this branch of our busi- ness. WALNUT BRACKETS, COBNER WALSUT BRACK . SIDE ANB EASELB Be ETS PAINTINGS AND ENGBAVINGS s tore. On eaile, a few choice Paintings ‘Hogrevings. ‘Thankfal for the liberal pat: received, the attention of the public is-called to the above stock as the complete in the District, @ large por tion of which hes pon manufactured specially to ine well factory will ly corrected. an: satisfac guaran’ ods (according to ality) sold at as low rater rd can be pur- bs inth« District Terme: Having to pay cash for goods and labor. ITIVELY CASH, WITHOUT Ex. TERMS POSITI Chere x remember the number-486, and the Case J. MARKBITER, No, 486 SEVENTH STREET, noS-2wift & doorsabove Odd Fellows’ Hall. ES! BANGES! RANGES! FURNACES! FUBNAOBS! W. D. WYVILL has removed te 409 Pennsyiva. nie avenue, next fo corner 134 street. Having « largely increased steck, he is propared tosell cheap for cash every variety of PABLOB, HEATING, AND COOKING BTOVRS. latest abd most ap, roved patterns. SEXTON'’S HEATERS for one and two stories put a the best manner, Call early at W.D WYVILL’s, , 409 Pennsylvania aveaue, no6-Iwif (Intel @Bep.j bet.4% and 6th ets, EstAbuisaed isas. oagegpet ip PiaMaory usr, Please TERMS ont wes nga MADAM v want 4 iMmedistely. a te8 BACHE. @ ret, seth qed ater sty SPRITE BRO Fis? RATE EsTAURANT OB HOTEL Co-k wan@s SITT ATION. Apply av Noe Soreey nue. ‘a oat HANDS Siop room Dut first-clmn ih & SMITE BROS WwW Pt at +0 sENT—A go i FURNISHED vce conteiping from 12 to 1s rooms Possession about the eth, Address. S$. Star Oftce. sie no 13 6t® ANTED—A competent DRE-SMARBRB, to operate ons Wheeler & ad by band Gall at Roo! 10 m Building, cermer Penu'a avenue and we “YSUNG WOMAN WISHES A PLACE To the y or we ad stree A hi De, * Machine Lat No. 341 13th street, betweea York avenue, weat side ho 13-2t rod pla| all fant Mt ‘hers and lroners, fur a, 10 ve about thres miles ‘rom hi pt pines SRE a) recommended. Address til Wednesday a “3 : RR WIN SEELEY. Reynolds Barracks, Washiugton. D 4" Vth at K20 A DAY TO AGENTS—Tne Fas: “i wrt chd Best Map erie Pested Lloud's Grect Mare! North America: orethe Uni'ed States Con nene i 1900. 24 aqnare feet, engra’ on steel, mounted and vurnished with rollera, and colored in forty States and Territorios, cost $10,000 aad four yéurs Ia! finished to-day; worth $2. yet et 0.00 pinces, Se ratl- 30.000 starions and , TT Pets and Entigrant routes acre and Korky Mountains The whole Postinens js thown, from the spotin the Arctic Gcean white § bo FF: throngh ‘acific. and sont, 2 obp. wklin perished, westw Behring Strait to the P. 25, wine, around Core ate (Aree en tirely surrounding this 'y Cou'inent, end comprennded at Ht glance. B: of ench a map fs ge hy only ned. This is the first map ever mi which sh the correct source of the Missouri Yellowstons umbia ad Rivers and their hundreds of tributaries. 1 refer tothe War Department, orto the American Fur Company. st. Lonis. This i ap for the world toconsult: @ map forthe Student and Statesman; & map for the crowne: heads of Buropet» ponder over—showine the greatucss of Jnitled States ‘Territory, which bas doubled s 1842, andits greatn s® when its wings shal ve expanded over the whole Gontinent, from the Norih Pole to the South Sea, To insure Date, being hung” in every house throagh mit the civilized world. we have engraved # large separate Map of the United Bias portion of the Continent ou a scale eight times as largo a8 the main Map, aud colorea it in 4 4 distinct counties and prioted on it the re versed side, so by raising the pottom rolier County Map faces you. showing every minute lage. rr ttation d distances between ounty teat, 400.000 names and %5,(00 railres tions i Maps for $260. County Bights given each Agent. Send money for a sample sud ave the Map first. Ef not sold taken back on demand Agents are averaging 20 copies aday. Printed in strocuio . y feces —— well. furnished onr avents. Ladies do as well as men. J.T, LLOYD, American Msp Publishsr. No. 23 Cortlandt street, Whelesal, agents wich capital could tne on this great Mi Germany, Spain. South America, Ow Texas. Ne» Orlvans. and the Western 8 te $10 a copy could he eastiy obtained V ANTED—A GIRL to do general housework tera small fanfly; also.a House BUY. At 1™ Market Space. no 12 2t* Wstep—a WOMAN to cook; none but a good one need a tr. Inquire at No. 3820 street’ between 45 and sth atreest. no 12 st* WASTED—To LOAN from §1,00) to $6 000. for two or three yearr. arity given on real ¢a a worth three tim Highest in terest paid. Address no 12-38" WASTED —Twenty active young? MEN, as canvassers Also, Uooks, Porters, Drivers, Farm Hands, &.. at the @ ates. $5 Dewit eral Employment Ottice, No. 45834 7th at : Bo 12 2e" MONTHLY being diseugaged would like to m= ments. Uall 2o2 G@ street, where b aces Es, e en > ‘sand I3th streets, oron ween Pepnerivenis and New York ress 1.U., City Post Office, Leck- B at ___ B0'13-2t* V ANTED—By tw adies, SITUATIONS mm @ dry good: or confectionery store. Tnexceptionable re nces given. Apply by let- terto A, T. Oy McGill & Witherow’s, 306° street. ne 12-38" FFiBst chases GOOK WANTED—At 495 ivth street, between H and I ats; A Dy manor French preferred. Family small. Teferences required. 7 ANTED—Aiter this date, 1 want eveFyboly to know that I will pay ne debts only those contracted by myself. PHILIP FISONER, _Ro 10-3t* Ovrner 12th and P streets ANTED—A YOUNG LADY to stan Gonfectionery Store. Good repomi tions required y at No. 97 Bridge « ree’ between Cemgress and High streets, Geerge- town. no 5 6t* ANTED—A YOUNG MAN iS or 20 years of age to standin achina store One havi some Knowledge of the business preferred; mu be of stealy Beorts ond wah §oo8 Foterense, ate a sour n will do wel a e. F street, ne T 1ith street, ais FOL _no8 ANTED LS & OO. it to ba Houses, both large and small. Also, Furnt- ture ef those sbout to sell for cash. We also it several first-class Houses to rent to Mem! Congress and others. D. L. WELLS & 00., co; ner 10th and F streets. 06 im Wa4st D—First class TIN AND SHEET- ey — Sosse. ply to ve a v8 hquse, Penn's ave,, bet, snd ith sts, = oc zt tf f lady friends to know that we errap fo eek! ly of Of el RAY LATEST dextgos ty Brak All of the richest designs now w days oe for nes, pers, "Yoker sad Bends’ second te none in the country, PRINCE'S 3™1 F street, opposite Patent Office. it HOUSE. between ween ney lh to'G.'B. oc 23 tf Capes, Josers. Pincusbions, Smoking Oaps Our selections are oc W-tt WANTED TO BUY—a ; Tthand ear : nia avenue sn ‘eet. BAKER, Star Uitices ANTED. and Cast-Off Ciothing Watches. Pistols, Guns. or any other kind of jee paid at the er’s Btorect A. FOLTON & . » three irs north of Pa. ave. inger’s Sewing Machines. Brass ress wanted. oo 17 1m* uofur- ANTED—By the 18th of Fr, an ing cight or ‘Apply W niched BRICK HOUBE, con Git sd Het ntreeta, Penuaplvanic avedus auth Street. Address Ac Leat this athens’ Bost of references given and required, 8099 tf W a table yoone girl, SIT. 1 to hamwnberwor! Be! ing. Address @ note to J. H., Btar office. ee S ANTED—BEOOND BAND ITUR: pinoiar wURp EAR Ee Sue oat ear RScweon d snd Hi esst tide FOR SALE AND RENT. OB BENT—A pleasant FRONT BOOM in P Inquire 426 13th shots Hee my” TRtninn Ot Ho. 455 TAR, at, ROPERTY FOR BENT OB LEASE—T Property of the late Mr. Uhiman, situated on tpecocues et aoa yo North bgcaeoes woslper ww eHing cot 2 rooms, large ng Iara and two store rooms above the cellare with Te en ‘taining therete. For terms Bie ononde" EMMEET, bacon dealer, Us jarket. Bol NT—Two new corner 6th oly at cor- a a id Tm, ot 2 o sl cars. coparately, if desired. Terms moderate. legant three-story DWEL- NEATLY Tux ih butlding and side ard. new- y papered and This House is snitable Fe first-class ng House. being in close ers nse a Navy Departments. in- jn a orner ai Do 9-6t {OB BENT—Several wel ith Board A at. between G aud H weet side 0 Focus. jnudite scene. el Old Btore. 350 B at: end _ Ro 30 per month, HOUSE In Phil- actrees" Phils,” Box 36 Meer Omer” soy Say ne nice BOOMS furnished or untirat hee feeasdcnevar digs Wa 5 if Georgetown. ENT—The STORW No 391 D stroos Bic oie vise yruests. Modert ANTED- soot Wak ED WOMEN. cach iT ‘an! | He Baman Physiolo- ert ete "aciveas i: a | +--+. . Tsiand. ¢ 8 Als, fo stand, for eae cheng. ran! | pm 0 Withee. “acres, FOR SALE AND RENT. « th: che Street, between | aud erreete, No ae a ‘po 13 St “A STORE ROOM, conveniently ted for #e'ling dry goede rocertes. No. 439 Benes oF fous st Sen uO) OMVORT, ls . Cone yeids on a etreat Bort wearnath for dprurte's WATRINS. 686 atrent nortan st [OR FALE PROVISION STORE "and PIE tares «au Bteck, in one of the best locations’ #n Good for selli Georgetow reasons .. For ‘Terms inquire at the &tore No. 3b #., between Green and Montgomery sts. wo 13-3t* FOR BEST—Nicoly furnished HOUGE No 119 Pena’ . Retwece 19th aad strete; nine ro) four spall BRIOK8 on the nokeort™ bt OB BENT—A amall COTTAGE on P streat Rear lithetreet Inquire atthe southwest cor- ner of P ith sts. moi? 2t* OB RENT—Two very Lands. mely fwinishad | Metra oe anc yen Hat. bet. eth and 7th ste no 12 3t* three story briex House, reel, between 1. aud M borts Foe |ALE—OOTTAGE ou Meridian iti a Joint residepoe ef Messrs. Btidham Darnall. S30. Apply on premises, or at ? Heatrect, between Ith aud isth sts. Be iz 3t* > SaLB—Several BUILDING LOTS ne Lincoln Hoepital, $100 “ech pm eush, bat- apce6 and iZmenths. J.T. CALDWELL & 00., Bes! Estate Agente, 4~™% 7th st ne 12 F°% RENT—Very desirable UNFURSISHED ROOMS. Alsy, Boarders accom: ated at reaOusile rates. Apply at 332 12th Street. Le gt" tween O and » Fo RENT—A weil furnished HOUSE of ten rooms, moderkimprovermate, ploasantly s. hated nesr the Departments. Apply tu 0. STORRS & CO , corner jeth and F st no 12 FSS BEST—A large BRICK BOUSE, contain. tne 10 1 with water and gas. at No. 49% lth sree pply at Hotel Latz, corver of lth and © wks no 12-3t* OB RENT—Two Furnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeepiuc, «ne at $12 per month. Ap ply gx 660 L street, between 4th and 5th ste. no 3° TP RREE OR FOUR UNF( BNISHED ROOMS to let, suttable for housekeeping, or HOUsE partly furn shed, with all the modern convenien es, nyulir @ 456 Mase. av., near 5th 0 12-3t* STOCK ES of ( Svcs god 101: b. land no 12 3t* F Uv 8 D BOOMS—Two or three nicely furnished ROUMS om the secend tloor (new house) with water ane ocation delightful and healthy. Apply 635 M street, near Sth north mol2-st FS RENT—STORK and DWELLING No. 525 ienn’a avenue, one of the best business stands in Washirgton; last occupied as a confectionery Fine French (late Glass Bhow Oase, Glass Jars, othey Fixtures forsale cheap- Apply at No wo 12-3t* | ey te OR ZO LET—My BALOON, sita jo. $= 27th street, ween Band I ats., Ing three Bowling Alleys, in the best con: éition. and with which is connected a larce hall ‘This locality is very convenient for aclab house, and will only be let or sold, be suse the preprieter changes his residence, ne 12-3t* HENRY WILL ROPERTY FOR SALE P a BY FIT REAL EST. BROKERS, Office corner of nih aod F streets, Opposite the Post Office. HOUSE AND LOT on © street south. between Feur and a balf avd Sixth sireets, containing six room; Lot 20 teet 2 inches by 1% feet. Price 82,000; Cne-half cach, balance on time, HOUSE AND LOT on 1 street. between Sixth and Seventh streets; Brick House, conteiniog eight roome, wich w and gas. in good order: Lot 18 feet wide by 152 feet deep, rnnniug back to a 30 foot’ a Ney aw good stable on the premises. and frait and grape vines on the tot. Price $5000 cash & FOX, reet, Letween K : Lot29 feet by x feet, Brick House con! < Seven rooms, with a brick back building co nine two rooms. Prive, $3,000. one balf cash, and balance in six and twelve mouths: or A VALUABLE will be sold tor $2.40) in cash PROPERTY on Penns, ivania of a Lot 16 feet wite and 100 1 by a three-story Brick Bathi Ty new use ag a barber shop: a m for « miliimery or taney Price, 8540; one third cash, and balance in twelve and eighteen month HOUsEA LOT on Thirteenth street, near H street, Brick House eontaintng nine rooms. shie spy Price. fi); one-half cash, and balance in six and twelve mopths 4 VALUABLE LOT corner of E and Third pace, size — feet by — feet. Price, $1.25 per A LOT «it sitnated on the rontheast corner of -ouri avenue, 3i feet 8 inches Seen Per foot. 1, near St. Peter's Charch. 21 Price, 25cents per foot 21th street and M by 75feet. Price. LOY on Capitol Hf street, 0 feet by 103 feet. a jonsown, near the Navy Yard. nicely situated for building Price, from # to $126 cach. Also, two Houses aad Lots in the sume place for sale Tow # ALUABLE AND COMPLETELY FUR NISHED FARM of 81% acres, situated five miles from the north Capitol cate the following improvements, viz. A Frame l)welling House. containing 13 rooms and good cellar, Ics House, Carriage Hones Stable. Corn Hoase, Poultry House, &c ; 1.800 vines selected varieties of grapes in bearing order. four peach orehards. ene ‘apple orchi end a great variety of other fruit. such Peaches. pinm sgarrinots. ae. Ain supe 7 Spa Spring en ie mises. and four springs of soft water, Price end terms made Known on Sep Hicetion to us. A FARM of Nay 200 acres, 100 acres cleared, nce well timbered; the farm is well watered, a8 8u unfinished cement house, three stories high and containing twenty-one roems. situated on the arlboro’ r ‘Biles from the Navy Yard. Pho, racre: one-half cash. Tr D LAND, 140 acres, sitaated near the above, covered with oak, chestnut, hickory and Dine. Prive. $60 ee acre SEVENTY ACRES OF GOOD FARMING es within three-quarters of a mile of the av) tos bridge. well fenced, with 1,200 fruit les 100 per acre IN ACHES OF GARDEN LAND. Adjotning 3 es ae a Be ho ss bs owed rooms, an< & Dairy Farm for thirty cows. Price, $2. ONE HUNDRED AGKES OF LAND IN VIE GIBIA. eight miles from Washington, fine roll- in nd and well wooded with ox, hickory, and ise Price, $60 per acre, or would be exchanged for city property. er FARM of 34 acres, about eix milesfrom the nu Yard bridze, 30 acres improved, buildings th ry se, Barn. Smoke-house, & . ac; FAT! ith 600 or 7 vines and a Frait Orchard on t he place Urice, $3,100 cash. VALUABLE FARM G@ AND MINEBAL Baape in Kentac ky for s: or to exchange for city property 1, 150 "ACRES OF LAND on the tidewater of the Patuxent river. Md. witha large Dwelling, and four emaller ones, fifty Log three Barns, Cc. at 400 acres of the above is arable land, the balance is in chestuut and other timber, Price 880 per acre. ALs0. BEEVATION frem the above tract of 20 reas ithe Wharf. Saw, and Grist Mill, Store- Warebouse. and three Dwellings. AOBES near the stove, 20 acres arable land, the balance heavily wooded with pine timber. eer, pred land sold separatels ,ifdesired. Price oth $25 per acre. oa AIRS near the above, with oak, ash, pop- “Ther Point Lookout Beilroad will, wherever completed, run through or by the most of this Property. no 12-St $25 REST STORE No. 499 11th st., ? near Pei ve. no 10 st* d ipl re neatly FURNISHED BOOMS, a together or separat:ly, at 359 F street Borth, between 9th and 10th street west. no 10-3t* F URNISHED BOOM ON SECOND FLOOR FOB BENT—3#1 E street, between 9th and loth sts. no 10 St STORE AND FIXTURES WITtA TWO large Boome for rent on the corner of 6th street east and B street south. Bo 10 st* (OB BENT—A BRIOK HOUSE, containing F five 85 a4 Opposite the State art- Deer lth street. Also, four mee snitable for single gentlemen. gagure ct e JOU- VENAL, 186 l4th st , bet, Sand T. no 10-8" BAT ro ser stevtrable Brick Dweil- Og. Le One of the handsomest locaffonein the ef Columbia, Apply at No. 119 Pros street , Georgetown. no 10. Hos FOB BENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A two and a half story BRIOK.con- trees. E: honge, 650 (sizing eight rooms. Apply at No. 371 tween llth and i2th streets, on and after Mo: the 12th inet.. after ¢0'clook p. no West Fe: ENT—One two-story BBIOK HOUSE FS o Pose! pulling. ary Sslter, cae os on 6 rand ro x tached to nm B etreet north. ween $th antl mr Btreets east. Inquire at JOUVENAL’S Marble 7S50. cosner New Jersey avenue and F street. 0 10- (OB SALE—The FUBNITURE ; oe of one a the ft Hwareing suse in . The Bouse ing ness, and bas p. regaler bearders ere fi rooms, all well and completely fu ed; Most central location in the city. Cause for sell- ing, {ll bealth. Address, for one week, Y T. W. Star Office Oi and GOOD- ‘OB BENT—Slegantly furni " 17. ble an oti cer Bart So H alae BIOK BTABLE ap. COAGH HO! at rooms are suitable for ory members of Uon- Reg gadis pte ted | PORSGLN OR MPT ie wove jee beam weary Geary pice Wake each a ie Baa ia Medica, and many to 8 Bo ( 1D. SY 4 inh surest, Wantee” oe 7 'AYLOB. T° = i ‘Roor oc ib-im | trat 06 7 tf AUCTION SALES, ——— __ (Ponother Auctitn Salts sce fourth page.) ¥ GREEN &@ WILLIAMS. # & lo. 526, corner of 7th ona D etrests. FRAME us! Wher, wear © etreet worth.et Public Auc: On FRIDAY the l6th instant. at 4X ovelok p. nthe premises. fot Fo. > ie - are No, 8, ry PM teers inches trent rancte. KA good pare Ne aa improvements consisting of azaug Re. Terme: One bal cash, balance in six and tweive months, éerured bye ‘deed of trust on the prem- no's GREEN & WILLTAM®. Aucts. B: GEEEN @ WIL! , Auctionsers. VALUABLE BUILDING T FRONTIN: STA tthrer WES' s 1) ANOS STEEETS sOviIga ANU AT PUBLIO AUCTION ith Instant, we shall sell, on lock On FRIDAY, thi red were ais 2 feet frouk. on foot tone — *iuere Ne 41), = re Ld wea wide alley, making it © handsome building Terms—Opebalf cash, balance 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing rest and secured by a deed »f truston the premises reveng: stamps @t the cost of the purchaser, down when the property is Knocked of io no 18d GREE. WILLIAMS. Ants. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucti i VALUABE TWO STORY FRAMS HOUSER AND LOT. FKONTING 135 STR) 5 o: SD Burceta Rerthe nt Peblic even eet © FRIDAY, the leth instant at Pt ey % re No. 28, having rat. " boggy? = shy improvements. con sisting of & sung two-story Frame “e S008 rooms. with wide ball, dee OU Devtag Terms $1.00 to be paid the ist day of Ma: b 18 7; $1,000 to be paid the day at March, 1808 to be $100 down on cieg and revenue and wil A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE O8 1178 STREBT WEST NEAB THE CORNER UF M 8 NORTH. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. " STREET Cu FRIDAY . the bth ies at 10 0'clock a. We sball sell, attre resitence & gentlonan clining hovstkeeping. viz Hair-cloth Botas, Rockers, and Side Obai>s Walnut Marble top Dressing Bureaus Wasbstencs and Bedsteads Valnr - a doth, ree » lngrain, and otha: abogany Card, Dinin and other Ta!les Hair, Husk. and other Mattresses Druggets. Hall Oil Cloth and Stair Bods Perior. Chamber, and other Btoves dow Shades aud Step Crash Men) Otucr goods, whi D ws deem uoneces- ry to epumerate. Terman cach GREEN & WILLIAMS. . B* GBEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE. By virtue of a di the District of © in the cause o Gooding & Broadwater vs. Faunce et al., No 479, equity docket, 7. Lwill offer st auction, on WEv. NESDAY, the 2th day of November next, on the premises. at 4 o clock p. m., that valuable Proper ty in Washington. kvown as lot three,(3) im sq. five hundred and four, (201) improved by story Brick House fronting on P street south, b. tween 4% and 6th streets west Terms of sale One third ofthe tobe paid im cash, and the resid au instaln ents, @t six and twelve months, with in- ere@et, to be secured by roved notes and are- servelion. The terms of sale must be compticl with In one weck after ate. or the propert may be resold at the risk and cost of t! rst pur: haser, alter one weck’s notice. Stamps and comveyancing at the cost of the purchaser” ALTER 8 COX, Truster. uo 13-2aw2w GBEEN & WIL! 8, Aucts, wale OF GO\ ERNMENT BUILDIN Chief Quartermasters Ofire, Depot of Wash x @ Washrngion, C., November 18. 1336." By orier of the Quartermaster Ger lowing buildings, situated at the coruer of Ni tecnth street and G t. will be sold at public austion. on +, J7th instant, commenc- ing at Il & m., under the direction of Breret Lientenant Colonel James M. Moore, A. Q. M.. to- 4 “''stqo Buildings. 10x70feet. One Platform. 8x% feet Terie: Cash in Government fu m, de + Carpets BUCKER, Breve e General and no 13 4t Assistant Q rmaster General, BX BEEN & S7LLIAMS, Auctionsers, —— ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF FURNITURE, BAGATELLE TABLE, CUES, aLL3, B AND Balt FIXTURKS, AT PUBLIC ave. Ov THUBSDAY, the 15th instant, at 10 o clock a. tn., we -ball sell, by order of the honorable i Court, the personal effects of the late oline Reedeger, + fronting if i fof He bolt Fa of a lot louse! r- » Berend Bar consiat ni ure, Bagatelle Table, Cues, Balls. Fixtures. Terme cash By order of the Administrator 12 3t a ____ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. EN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES BALE OF FIXTURES BELO ING TU A BERWING ESTABLISHMES. . Lt fy bh ‘Octe mel to me, as trustee, dat wel ber. A. 1565, and recorded in liber B. M H.. N. 151, et. seq., of the land records of Washi: a county, District of Columbia, Iehall sell, at the Brewing Estallishment of the eaid late Prancis rommel, on D street south, between Fi Sixth streete east.on FRIDAY, Nov., 1866, at 2 o clock p. m follo sonal effects belonging to said’ Brew: 1 Cooler and Kettle 1 Water aa 1 Spiggot with Hose and Tarn ae ST ery 1 Smal el) Caske Smal! Co: Tools. Li 5 pat oy asually ? found at Brew: ing establishments erms cash. WM. L. DUNLOP, Trastes. nolzd GREEN & WILLIAMS: nevis, BLY NEW FIVE HORSEPOWER STE vor aETSHEne beta eae oven a. m., We snail sali. at our Auction ‘Prous. artne Bal streets, one nearly new - HORSEPOWER STEAM ENGINE, meget e der im Philadelphia. ‘Terms cesh. ALso, wORs, Hendsome efiunting case. 18 karat, Gold vi ° rr rvs. pe 1d” “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BRYANT. BX "CP Ere astace Brokers, 495 7tn street. VALUABLE IMPBOVED PROPERTY IN EOBGETOWN AT al CTION On THURSDAY, the isth instant, we shall sell in front of the pi atdo'clock p. m.. that HOUSE § “Ss cosuer Ui jo. \» Near, corner Montgomery street, Georgetown The house con- reoms and wide ~~ of ground, bav- andsomely located in a ray -4 of Georgetown, In an clevated position, and persons wishing to pur- residence or make a invest- tend the sale. balance insix and twelve i A deed given All conveyance at cost $100 required paid down wher above firm. ‘AMS, Austs. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. aod Se srry eae For further ulars inquire of nos-dtd "GUBEN 2 WILL ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. if purchaser EXEQUTOB’S 8 LE 01 LARGE LOT OF ito Mi tl LD FU On DAY MORNING. No ih ‘clk, Iwill sell at the Semi of the late - lish, on the corner of Washington 3 Georgetown, all of the Household Farniture,con’ sisting of— A large lot ex: fionters, Pillows, Bed ‘Mi Ohatres Tabies. Lounges, Olor! Toners are ot. ves ‘ec ~Bto oda great many articles not mentioned. “rue c's: 8. f. DOUGHERTY, Breoutrix. no9 _[Iutel] "THOS. DOWLING. Auct. Y: EK PROPERTY IN FEE SIMPL Ni as AND BILLIARD BALUON. AT PUBLIC AUOTIORN. sth, er de) two-story BPiok ocenpied it and jiard Saloon , Included im the sale are two Phelen Billiard Tables. Balle, ues. and Fixtures gener- ally; also, Bar Counters, &c. ALso. two-si ining, E oly aaaiateaiegatotntar sow oe . B—This pro 7, 2 tion. The rental now Fecelved ie QT De por on, Terms. $2,600 can remain for four years; bal- particulars apply to the srctioners. nese ts F PRENN ETT & OU., Aucts. PRAILI SALE—By virtue ff am jained Upon the govds aod chattels in the house, trained upon the bou. situated on the corner of 9th strest west ? he, it it} Wasabi .D Serety elt nes het Yuugi Si ad attels - jar Boom Gee erbie top Counter and for cash, o it AY, the i6th day at Po'c! _Washington, D. 0. Uy) M. ENABE & 00.3 Pianos, or : BD LOT ON 214” STREET, | AUCTION SALES. - THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. x 3. GC. MoUDIKE & ©0., Anotionsors. sate Ati TARY Sre not comiied with te five days, the Will be sold at the risk of the defse'ting par cb. the eteitizencer One week's notice in eae oT ceMectd JAS.C M Sotranes CM GUIEE 8 00. Aagge. B" CROWN, WALKEE & 00., Auctidnsers excellent well built two-siery and atic frame house. fronting % feet on 10th street, ranging back 9 fe-tPinches. Said house contains 9 ~zoellent sud wellarranged rocms, with wide hall: throu, out, Bow under reut to ab excellent tenaat at th i *"Terss of sale: One third cash; ue balgnce ta 6, Wand 18 months duly secured. Ali con deyanciag at the cost of the potcheser. Witbeut reserve isle aod. Bale bos«t™ CBOWN, WALKER & 00 /Aucts_ B* KF. PAGE, Avcttonser NUGTBERD 185, ted Oct. 20. 1858. and -A 8 No 164. folios \ and 1@,one of the land records of W county, D. ©. I shall sell the above roperty. on the premises, on TUESDAY’ No: 856, aba, o'clock p m Terme appoum na repeetenin: Gnd stamps at purchaser's cost. Pa ALFREDO wind wan. Ul ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, anctiono-rs, some two story yeniently arranged rooma, with the lot it stands. and another lot fronting en th re and adjoining the cear eft se bich bouse stands. “Terms at sale, Bo DESIB sy) pror ALF OF ated ep corne: god inthe f trast from W pptorecn aly re hingnoe excribed a“, Ornveyancing ieee street, let on “GREEN & WILLIAMB,Aucts BEEN & WILLIAMS, ern BY # No. 526, cerner of a and D Rreets, bat 18 o'clock. Py FLEGERE. TAB 469 6th street west, between D and E aty ori toll uel fhe follow ng ELOR AND BALL. Or cased Pian», cover and steol Two large and elegant French Piste Martel rore Une superior Bint Votant Parlor sisting of Soles, Dide Chatra, and —~. Castor Chairs upholstered in Velvet One Rosewood framed Marble-top Hepisome Etagere, with Kiegantly carved Black Damask ion Chat) Fixtore Seats i end Bresse! Son Chairs DINING ROOM, wate pang! Exteosion Zeble. Cok Dist atble-top irrers, . Blee; Hollow in leather, gue. cle at Decorated Pinner Bete tad reneh Ul Wu one fine Frei tase enters ¢ French White Chins anch Bowl, ivory handle Table, Tea and Oare- . omesk B Table oe ing Kuive-, Covers. &c., Bequisites. Licen apkine rrigerator. and all the CHAMBERS. ine Tee Set, rich Toe Li nstors, Cake Basket, en wok Colles ‘84s. Dec De Glasses sR Mir. Ohsire Book laces, ‘s, Ont: lot Four suits of Black Walnut Marbie-to, Cham ber Furniture. One suitol Marble tep Cottage Furniture. Superior Hair-to; Bre Mattresses. Beds. Pillows ai B Of fue Double Harness wo 'wo sete of fing Single Harness " or Black “Sherman Morgas” ) lish Brown “Lexington” Rorse * by St. Lawrence, long msne and ae en Fancy Also. BESIDENCE FOR BENT: possession mmediate! eae *CRREN & LLIAMS. gucts B: THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgeto 2. ‘A BABE CHANCE FOB A SMALL F Twill set! on WEDNESDA mi Aqueduct, and one mile off said w. 34 hour's drive from (Gi y siWori contains Sim sercnet nels alli tion, well set in clover, ti + &e. exceptien of the frent fi ¥! two . di Chambers fend bath cham’ a “room: — used as winter kitchen: of kitchen. smoke house, |-room, ice house; stebling near onda sh $ - sores to