Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1866, Page 3

—e, di, si THE EVEN ING STAR. | LOCAL NEW; AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. AL THEATRE —Mr. W. Waliack appear this evening as “Shylock,” in “indepear’s great comedy of «The Merchant Venice.” a dance by M'lle Augusta, and tne fsree of « Nursery Chick-weed,” conclude the rtainment Ove Fettows’ Hatt, Navy Yard.—The fur of Rebekah legree Association, No 1, is the centre of attraction in the eastern section of the eicy. St. Mary's Parish ScrooL, Sth, between Gand H street The Ladies’ Fair, for the benefit of the school is still in progress, ~ —>—_ Tee New STeamsnir Lise—Last evening &n adjourned meeting of the District subscrib- ers tothe proposed New York and Washing- fon S:eamship Company was held at the rooms ot the Board of Trade, No.4 Center Market Space. to hear the repert of the committee who were Sppotpted at the previous meeting to coofer with the New Yorkers. Mr. Wm. Orme ‘pied the chair and Mr. Fk. B. Monun acted as secretary Mr. Thompson, from the committee referred o, Peported that they had attended to their du- ues Oo arriving at New York they immeai- stely took counsel with an eminent lawyer as to the hability of the stockholders. This gen- tiemen informed the committee that under the New York law the liability of stockholders ceased with the payment of their subscriptions They bad an interview with the trastees Baimed im the charter, and came toan under- nding—the New Yorkers agreeing to substi- ng directors for trustees: that the District Tibers should elect a majority, one or two “ding in New York, and also have the pre- ent and treasurer. The general act of New rk Tequires an officer in New York, which uirement could be met by giving the secre- taryeb o that city. The amount of siosk ly subserbed in ae York had been vd, some of the partie’ having withdrawn. 4 ommuittee was very cordially received, and had much to encourage them. sre the grocers in favor of the propo nuel Bacon remarked that among the ale grocers especially he fouud much rest felt towards the movement, as they shed to recover the trade with Washing:on had tost. He saw no reason now why mpany sbould not be organized, for New ad agreed to give all that could be reas- yasked for. It was true that some sub- tons bad been withdrawn in New York— e having been made on conditions that * company would purchase steamers owned by ‘bem, but there need be no apprehension t be full amount ofstock will not be taken. from what be bad learned, he had no doubt bu’ some of the vessels offered were very suit- tule for an ont-side line: but he would oppose ! purchases, unless a full examination was mt Mr. Thompson had read @ letter trom Mr. Brown on the part of the New Yorkers, trans ‘ing & copy of the act of incorporation, and ug that the stockholders furnish the names be directors which they wish to appear in barter. Mr. A.K Shepherd remarked that a more t lecharter could be procured under the New York Jaw than under the law here, and ceriainly none so readily: three days would be ample time. Under the New York law, after ' ie paid in, the only liability will be 5 ns’ wages, &c.. for which the vessels * good. There was a strong reason for or- ganizing and putting the line into operation at nee, 88 & leading express line was seeking to ke A contract with some outside Iine for the transportat ot their heavy freight for the th from New York te Alexandria; and there but little doubt but that numbers of mer- nts would also send their goods by the same Mr. Thompson offered the following, which ¢ adopted Re That the enbseribers to the pro- ed steamship line be invited to increase subscriptions to the stock thereof, snd t & committee be appointed to solicit fur- T subscriptions in order to place the line in tion at the earliest practicable day ved, That a meeting of all the sabscri- bers be beld at the Board of Trade rooms on be evening ef the 16th instant for the purpose of selecting the names of five of the subscribers be used in the procurement of the charter to rye as direetors for the first year. The following were appointed the commit- ee —J. W. Thompson, A. R. Shepherd, Sam'l Bacou J.T. Mitchell, James Welch, Wiltiam Wall, James L. Barbour, J. B. Bryan, Moses Kelly, ©. P. Houghton, J. C. McGuire, and Thomas Parker. Mr. Shepherd moved that Mr. Davis be ap- pointed to confer with Messrs. Thos. J. Fisher and H. C. Fabnestock, to ascertain tf they will not servein New York as directors in behalf of the stockholders in the District: which was agteed to. Mr. Orme said he must confess that he was sul At sea, as be was rot yet satisfied that the sbipping merchants would support the line. He bad yet to hear that Georgetown merchants were subscribing. Mr. Bryan correeted Mr. Orme by saying (hat several in Georgetown had subscribed. Mr. Orme further remarked that the New mpson said he saw nothing but pros- , and he called om Mr. T. P. Mor- gan to give his views in reference to the pro- posed line. r. Morgan said he would first ask in refer- ence to subscriptions from Georgetown, when cia ber citizens ever subseribe to an enterprise #s individuals. In 1559 there were nine sailing pacwets, besides the Mount Vernon and Monti_ cello steamers, and yet more back freight was offered than could be taken, and they were obliged to “scale” offers—passing Alexandria frequently and leaving freight ou the wharf for wantofroom. Since the war he had trav- eled somewhat on the roads connecting with Alexandria, and found shat the people along the line would be willing to Ct Bogs goods to Alexandria and thence to New York, paying 40 cents per 100 pounds to the steamer. This treight was tobacco. cotton, and copper ore. Heretofore the lines running were individual lines, or those owned in New York. If the business men of Washington snpport this line success is certain, and if well he saw no reason why the line would not pay 20 ceot. The Sariver line. running from Balti- more, through the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, usually from eight to ten months per year, pays from 25 to 4) per cent. The last outside Iine to the District cities ceased run- ning because of the loss of one ship. the flu tuations im business at the close of the war, and of unnecessary expenditures at the other end of the line. During the eighteen months ‘he Monticello and Mount Vernon were on the line they paid 40 per cent. The grocers and bhucksters here alone would support the line. The meetin jjourned to Friday evening ext, to select directors te be named in the cbarter. —————— Boarp We TRUSTEES oF THE Pretic 1o0L8. —The stated monthly meeting of the rd of Trustees of the Public Schools was held last evening at ‘heir rooms ir. the Ony Mall. the President, Mr. Walsh, in the chair. Monthiy of the condition of the schools were presented, showing that in the First School District there are enrolled 1,059 pupils: ip the Second, 1,1%5; im the Third. 1,279: and in the Foarth, 1,263. Mr. Walsb, from the special committee on writing, called attention to samples of slates which he had received from the manufacturers ‘n Philadetphia. These slates are very light in their construction, being of pasteboard, or a similar substance, covered with a slate surface. The pupils using ther could not produce the poise made with the ordinary article. One of the slates shown was so constructed as to fold as a book ‘The Treasurer presented a number of bills: Which were approved and ordered to be paid The application of Miss Clara V. Hahn fora ‘op &s teacher was referred to the com- mittee for the examination of candidates. Adjourned. —s SECING THE STARS —Last night, the Lieu- tenant of the Sth precinct met a well-known ‘ndi vidual standing on the corner of 11th street. He was just recovering from an old drank and bis eye was terribly «wollen. The Lientenant asked bim tf be was looking for the st er. The young man replied gram: bad enough of that Iast night. The papers said it_was to be = free exhibition, and I took two or three snifters to keep me awake, and went around fo see the show. My foot hooked a corbetone and fell and 1 saw all the stars 1 wanted to see in less thaa aminate. Bat one of your policemen picked me up and carried me fo the guardbouse, and I had to pay $3. I am not anxious to see the exhibition again St that price.”* Gast of the s d,came upon a y of col. ored blers, plying ther vocation in a little one Story tenement on E, between loth and Lith “tree's, south side. He was seen by the crowd betore be came peer enough to arrest the en. ‘re perty. eud they all, except one, Henry Jefferson, succeeded im escaping. J-ff-rsoa was taken to the Centrat Guardbeuse, and this morbing was fined #5 by Justice Morsell. THe ALexXanogia GazerTe. continues to be National Intelligencer for mat er which reered in our colamns. The Alexan- Jeurnel shows proper courtesy. -_- Sate or Money.—At the meeting of the Nor ro Liberty Building A<soc.aton on jay Hh BL (second month) sixteen spares were sold at 57% and 334. ALEXANDRIA ITmM3.—The circuit court for Alexandria county, Judge Thomas presidine, commenced Monday. Yesterda: eo. Wil- monson, E=< larceny, in robbing the store of Samuel Hartley, jury retarned a verdict ot guilty, and fixed Bis term of imprisonment in the penitentiary for five ‘rank Dixo! burgiary; not guilty. rge Wilder, gra: larceny ry returned & verdict of guilty. fixed bis term of imprisonment in the pen lary for five years. About twenty members of Oceola Tribe of Ked Men, of Alexandria, visited this city Mon- day evening, upon an invitation of Osage Tribe, by whom they were met at the steam- boat wharf, at seven o'clock, escorted to their Wigwam and most hospitably and bounteousiy entertained. After « most agreeable time spent in friendly and social intercourse, the Alexan- drians returned, delighted with their visit. The store-house of Mason & Jobuson, con- tractors for building the third section of the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad, was broken open Monday night, and robbed of its contents. ——. In THE ARTICLE of yesterday headed sup- posed cases of cholera, our reporter was mis- informed as to the parties being in destitute circumstances, and not having proper medical attendance. We have been since informed that two physicians snd a capable nurse had been employed by them. The sufferers are now in & fair way to recover. CITY ITEMS. INTERESTING TO SMOKERS.—The Little Belt cigar manufactured of the best Havana Tobac- co for E. ©. Dyer & Co., Pennsylvaniaavenne, between 12(h and i3th streets, where they can be purchased, are worthy the attention of smokers.as they are really what they purport to be—first class cigars at a very low price. We speak from experience, having tried them. ———_ To STAR GazErRs AnD OTHERS.— We advise our readers while anxiously awaiting to wit- ness the meteoric shower this evening to call on our friends Harvey & Co., 299 Pennsylya- nia avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, and try « Fulton Market Roast of those mammoth Tassmaker creek oysters. per eR JeweLRy—Long Jet Ghains, Jet Chatolin Chains, Jet Setts, Bog Wood Setts, Caiifornia Stone Setts—200 styles Sleeve Buttons, Scarf Pins—received this morning—at Prigg’s Doliar Jewelry Store, 435 Pennsylvania ayenue, near 4% street. eee PREYARE FOR TRE WINTER.—Mr. Joseph Hefily, L street, near 6th, is prepared ar all times to repair Stoves in the best manner and furnish ali kinds of Tin ware of the very best make. For FRANK DEALING go to Franc’s Geni’ Furnishing Honse, 494 7th street, near Odd Fellows’ Hall. Motto—Quick Sales and Small Profits. 4. . x ATTENTION is called in want column for a store on the Avenue or 7th street. -R sees Batt or THE AWKWARD CLUr at Istand Hsll, to-morrow evening Jimas forget. KEEr THE TOES Boots with im- proved shanks, are dressy, andjthey keep the toes easy; made to order by J. Strott, 6th street, under National Hotel A SURE PILE Cre -Gilbert’s Pite in strument positively ciires the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receipt of $4. Ciren- jars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romame, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadwa: K sf “aieobell 5 Corns, Bunions, Kad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfally treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn. fv.. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from $ m. te p. m., and 6 to ¢ p. m. No charge for consultation. eens PEnnies can be bad in auy quantities at the Star office counter 7 RE MARRIED, BATES—TOPHAM. On the 13th instant. ia Bridgeton, N.J.,by Bev. O. B. Gregory, NOB- VAL E. BATES, of Washington, D.C, to Mins BESSIE H TOPHAM, ofSalem.N. J : F . On the 13th iust.. at Phila- the Rev. H. A rdman . to Miss MAGGI asecopy.} DICKSON. November 13th, at bis residence In city. Rey. SAMUEL M. DICKSON. ef the M. E_ Church, Baltimore Conference His fuperal will be at the residence of hts father in Georgetown, corner of Green and Stedidard s om Thursday morning, 15th instant, at 16 1 All his friends are {nvitel: especially his ay terial friends. 2t MUNOCK. On the morning of the 1éth instant, 0, B.MUNCK, inthe sist ent of his ‘The faneral will take place from dence, 420 6th street, on Thursday Fitengs of the family are respectfully on METTLE. 8 HENRY METT. Lar} x a The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral to-morrow morning, at 10 0 cleck, from No. 550 G street, be- tween zed and 3rd streets. = MARY, wife of her age. On the 14th instant. an. in the 8ist year of he: § Her relatives and friends are invited to attend het the 15th instant, at 3 in vhs afternoon, from the residence of her Barron, No. 90 Prospect at., is late resi- a Pm invited te enly this morning at 6 o’cl . Ay} ng ‘clock THE CAOTUS CIGARS. EXCLUSIVELY, AND Maxorscrtasy ight for. CPT a ese OOSE & CHANDLEE, are for sale. whelesale and retail by 8. BOOSE. St Willard’s and National Hotels, and at W. B. CHANDLER'S Cigar Store, ander Ebbitt House, corner F and Mth streets We call the spectal attention ef dealers to these CIGARS, as they are undoubtedly the finest im quality and wake ever produced in THIs coc TRY, nd are offered at a very small advance on cost. > F OB Cas’ INTEBIOR DECORATIONS: No. 456. No. 496. OHOICE STOCK! the HANDSOMEST Now epen for inspection, Al in Washington, em- SSOBTMENT cver offered braci iDg— PAPERHANGINGS, Of Foreign and Do Manufacture boot Fabrics, and LATEOT STYLES: ate for Pariors. Halis. Dining Keoms. Chambers, and Libraries, embracing new, rich, and unique designs of embroidered gtit patterns for drawing rooms, with appropriate borders, Also. a large and select stock of medium ana low priced papers WINDOW SHADES, nd beautiful patterns, on buff, greei the ay > | colors. ‘Tan, Lavender." ee Gilt Bor of the Propri- style, or color, made to order. OVAL PIOCTUBE FRAMES, ‘The lar, assortment Ip the District, warrant: tae gifted with gold leaf, and from thebest man, facturers in the country—embrecing Walnut, (imitation, and all gilt Oval Picture’ Frames, Convex Giass.&c. Persons having Pho- hs taken are uested to cal exami csortment before purchasing frames ne? PIOTURE CORD AND TASSELS, In crimson , scarlet, green, aud bire colors, from the smallest ist raph te the i size; siso. Stik Cord and Tassels, di Special attertion paid to this bi ness. WALNUT BRACKETS, A COBNER WaLye D! SIDE AND EASELS. aad BRACKETS, PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS aysinetore. Onsale, few choice Paintings Epgrevings om! Thankful for the liberal attention of the ae patron: iu the District n menutectured oper + Will be immediately Suality} sola‘et es low Fates as tag Chased in the District Terme: cash fo: nd labor . WITHOUT Ex. ber the number-456, and the can be pur wing to pay Please remem! TEEMS Cash. No, 486 SEVENTH BTREBT, noS2wif & doorsabove Udd Fellows’ Hall. M°’ 4 COFFE: ! ‘This rare tn: ~ gh ted ary z. King Place, pes ani isth ot. Wirstows SV ERT OORN, IN CANS. a nd, 4 bry WANTS, D—Tmmedi: a ih Wiener, © ot 6 a Ti ‘Grot clase K, Mast recommendations. At No. duu st meer Oity Hail nov FOR SALE AND RENT. Bak FOR 8AUK—Inguire at 494 Mary- “Jand avo. between 4d end 6thats no lez" Fo. ALE—A firet-ciass BAS RUOM, com- Male I ag nk, eae my Apply at his last piace, No. 194 Tet, “ OR BENT—A three story BRIOK HOUSE with ba eee and H ne it 3t™ ART ARTES fa Ordeal u we 2 F. mG ote ‘Auditor's ‘Ofte, Hi ‘ WwW ANTED—Six OABPEN UBS. Apply on isch pony posite new Brate Dey iment, or at Teet. betwee ss JOHN HENDERSON. Anrep By Brespectable girl, a SITUA- as seamstress. Oan cut and fit. Wonld assist with chamberwork o: orang. refer- aiven. Address M C., Star office. mo 14-2t” aren WOMAS, 0 cock aud ashing. ay ns and 66 able to read. A 4, No. 488% 7th street, | SEE FOU, a oir basiness ommendations required: Apply at J. O'L Senate House, 512 New Jersey timore Depot. Three or tour PEBSONS, well _ac- quainted im the district, to canv: it Tururance. Apply betwcen 11 2 or acre No. 5 Intelligencer Building, 7th street, no 14-it* WASTED —CANVAS88EBS, Clerks Drivers, Cooks, and House Serv: 5 those in want of HELP of any kind to call at Gen: eral Employment Office, No. 488% 7th st., near KE. ) ANTED—By 2 fontl man and wife, HT Furnished HOUSE, or three or four neatly i d BOOMS, suitable for honsekeeping must be conveniant to the War Depart. ddress A. B,O., YS3 Pa. av., coi th tating terms, location, &c. no 14-5t" W ANTED IMMEDIATBLY—A first class CaR- RIAGE WASHER, (white.) Injutre of B. CRUIT & SON. Georgetown, ‘no 13.3" LASTERERS WAN D—six a@ BANDS DP wetdineuicte keke eB BAORE, @ nO ol st.. bet. 20th and 2ist s ak af HANDS. Shop — Porters, ts. no l4 Be \ W ANTED—Two no 13 3t 464 7th etre Want TO KENT—A good FURNISHED containing from 12 to 14 rooms. Possession about the zvth. Address ‘+B. 8.” Star Ofhee. Bo 13 5t* A YOUNG WuUMAN WISHES A PLACE TO tew by the day or week, and can sew oa Wheeler & Wilson's machine, and basa machine of her own, Oallat No, 351 13th street, between land New York avenue, west sid __ fo 13-26 300 AGENTS WA. MMBDIATELY— e Ladies and G tlemen, to engage inja p'eas ant and profitable business. We will send a sam- ple «f our goods (by mail) to an: jon enclostn, us @centa. These goods are very handsome, a every family should have them, and will retail for $1. Address ll orders to 0. SEYMOUR & 00,, $1. Washizgton, D.C Bo 13-3t* WANTED—-A WOMAN to cook; none but a good one need Ser. Inquire at No. 3520 street betwee 6th streest. no 12 3t* WANTED— LOAN from $4,000 to $6000, for two or three years. Security given on reai estate worth three times the amount. Highest in terest paid. Address C. B, Star Office, no 12-3t* MONTHLY E. being disen Would like to mekee few engagements, Cali @ street, where best of references can be given, a Ee was By two voung! SITUATIONS oy Oo gprs, face or confectionery store. Unexceptionable references given. Apply b; a tertoA. T. @., McGill & itherow’s, 3: street. me 12-38" W 200 Re er Sage. Peal D io A Foreman WALL, STEPHENS & 00.” no S-eolw WwW ANTED—A YOU Confectionery Btoi tions required. Apply between Congress and H town. Ber; V ANTED—A YOUNG MAN 13 or 20 age to standin @china store One havine some Knowledge of the business preferred; must be of steady habits and with yee referenee. Such & soung Man will do well by inquiring at No. 316 ATnearlith street. of J). B. FOLEY Ww ANTED.—D.L. WBLLS & CO. want to buy Houses, both large and small. Also, Furni- ture ef those abont to sell tor cash. We also want first-class Houses to rent to Members of Congress and others. D. L. WELLS & Ls ae al no bal 22 Pennsylvania a: ner 10th F streets. ANTED—First class TIN AND SHEET- IBON WORKER. Apply to SIBLKY & GUY), Stove Warehouse, Penn’a ave., bet. 9th end 10th ste. oc 27-tf ANTED—Oar lady friends to know that we have arranged for a weekly supply of STAMPS of the VEY LATEST designe ine Beall gud Embroidery. All of the richest designs now ork reach few days after for Sacaues, Slipper Yokes an WwW ANTED TO BUY— it SK. Letween 7th and 18th streets, and between Pennaylva- i t . B. bia a mae Apply to gf and M street. Star Office T KE D.—New and Cast Of Clothing Watches. Pistols, Guus, or any other kind of goods. The highest cash price paid at the Mor- chant Pawnbroker’s Store of A. FULTON & U0. 502 Ninth street, three doors north of Pa, ave, t for Binzer’s Sewing Machines. Brass . Seamstress wanted, oc 17 im* By the 16th of October, an unfur- 10K HOUSE, containing eight or Too! lern improvem: between and 2! ts, Pennsylvania and N ect. Address A.K.L.,at this office. Best of references given and required. se39 tf VV ANTED_By a respectable young girl, a BIT. UATION to do chamberwork aud plain ee ing. Address a note to J. H., Star o! se ANT fice. a a NS Se FOR SALE AND RENT. Faerie ice t ni r (new e) fig. “Location delightful a: Apply 635 M street, near 5th north. house) with water and Ro 12 18; one of the best business stands 7 last occupied as # confectionery. Fine French Plate Gla [y ass Jars, and othey Fixtures for sal at No. ane Bo 12-3t* ET—My SALOON, situ * tn the Dect con” sin con: nected a large bail. locality is very convenient for aclab house, only be let or sold, because thi prieter is residence. HENRY WILL. FOR BBNT OB LEASE-T! property of the late Mr. Iman, situated o1 nd ry ni North Capitol streets, ing ten rooms. two large cel- — san ue ocetn pinghe ve ng collars. with arden pertaining therete. or. rms ap Bue anonee EMMEBT, bacon Gealer, Contre et. F°, SALE—The FUBNITUORE ané@é GOUD- WILL of one of the lar, net fn thecity. The house is Tx) siness, and bas now 70 r beurders; tl rooms, completely furnished; it is the pa entral location im the city. Cause for sell- ‘ng, itl health. Address, for one week, Y.T. W Star Office jt Bo 10. Fines OUkES oat A MPRROS le ior Ing. Also, For ._ several small HO! 8. terms. fi ABB el note strest. ; admis ed '@B BENT—That elogent three-st.' y DWEL- F od with back bai ‘ eee ling and side yard. ae “er if malts ‘ouse, being in close Navy Pevartments. Ine McLAUGHLIN, OB RENT—Beveral_well-farnished BOOMS, i-farnished BOOMS, h Board. Appl: jo. 459, on 12th street, betw Bo 8 Tt™ F% near at nd He woet ode. D street, igh. Ie and ly papered and painted. fore first class Boardin, proximity tothe War and quire at No. 339 corner no 9-6t th Te trots temadiattol Benet Blontly situated st matin Weabt Apply 00.0. BARWE. eh tbe star nee ag! Fitat’s A BDIO, Nes teon’s icine; tke Borel ke \- ‘ood A ia Medi many a the come cubsects, ir “M4 AYLOB. B. DUTBOW, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN BUTTER, OHREBE, &c., Bo 2-12t* No. 55 Bouth st., Baltimore. ((4B8aGE ASD uCE FOR FALL PLANTING. A large lot for sale by P. BARTHOLOW & Co, 7 Wasbingto: K8—Dalton’s Human Physiol sag ry eo Gray's Anatomy. Flint on yd. Bose Ce en. KK TAYLOR. PSF eat recsives,, art's i Bagte rds: sade, ona ether ie Be es, SBaNOK TAYLOR. a limery Store. Store also for t No. 173 Bridge street, Georgo- fe the new Market. no 11-6t*@ ree REM tA large Brick HOUSE oo boast ana Svenue. soutn side, between oth and otreets. with all the Tn improvement ply. to J. W. L. No 0 ween 6th 7 terns. OB B JK. locat e worth b OUSEK, located on ity 0th street east. E apeorge Jargs eqrare ground. we fo the yard. Ap. no 14 3t of excellent water ply corner l0thand Kast Capitol. TS LET AND FIXTURES FOR SALB—A FLAGS Well located and known as new and jissajt tor mone aay ator Elo'afbasioncs tant al low. Inquir at the Star Ofice, 5 -at™ '—BOOMS, furnished and unfur nithed. on most reasonable terms: ist and 24 floor; delightful neighborhood ; cars pars the door: Bo ehildre: the house. Apply at 465 D stroet 2 and 3d strects west. no 1i st” OB BENT—A acres, FARM. containing bony sitwated abont $4 miles from Centre Market. Improvements are two Frame Dwellings, Barn. Eftatie, and other necessary outbuildings. For io particulars,inguire No. 14 2ni st., near Ligh, Georgetown,’D. 0. Bo 14 eo3t* FoR S4LE—s ey. BRICK HOUSE and LOT.7 rooms, 18 feet front. by 108 feet deep, to mgood alley $) fect wide ‘ed good two-story frame Stab! nd paved. for three horses on rear of lot Location as asant and convenient in the city. No 170 22d street. east side, three doors south of Penn's avenue, Now realizing $40 per month rent Price: $2,300; terme easy. te suit Apply.on the’ premises after 4 o'clock p.m. Bo 4 3t" Fo RENT—A small STORE. three rooms and the Kitchen. on lth street, between I and K streets, No. 414. no 13 3t™ Fe BRENT—In Georgetown, a neat HOUSE of ¢ rooms, ine good location and convenient to the street cars. Terms mode Apply to No. 71 Dumbarton st., Georgetown. mo 13-3t* C MFORTABLE HOUSE, of five rooms, with 1 +on N street north, near or rent r month Immed possession. Kpoiy to IN. WATKINS, 640 H strect north, near 5th. Bo 13 St* ____ AUCTION SALES. [For other Action Bales see fourth page.) THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORR( BX B4GLm & 00., aectionvers THI At 1 o'clock oe Green and Biack Soap. Starch, Spices . Sugar Canrei Fruitsand Meats ars. Tobscoo, Defies ‘ourben Whisky, im bottles and dem! ALso, Goods. Hostery Gloves oaks, Shawis Linen Sh-ets, 61 &c . fo And a lot of Miscellansous Articies it NAGLE & CO., Anct's BY M. EB. WALSH & OU., Auctioneers, No, 255 Pa. ay., corner 10th street, A variety of D: be DRY GOODS. READY MADE OLOTAING, PIECK GOODS, &c.. AT AUOTIO! On THUB: Ne ber 15th, xt ction Rooms, « ment '¥ Goods, &c., euch as— Rend) -made Clothing, Wool and Merine Undershirts and Drawors, Relknap Shirts. heavy Overshirts and Jackets, 100 dozen Ladies’ and Gents’ first quality Hosiery, Quilts, Blankets and Sheets, 25 heavy @vercoats, Dress and Back Costs, Ladies’ heavy Cloaks. With many otber g » &e. oral Skirts, &c. ot enumerated, $0, Lot Furniture, eonsisting of Boistesds, Bu- reaus, Wasbsiauds, Feather Beds, Blankets and Sheets, Oook Stoves. Parlor and Bedroom Stoves, Carpet. Delf and Crockery. Terms cash. it _____sM. K. WALSH & 00. Ancts ¥ W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, Stores 515 and 317, South corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th at. + Within ihe stere: thing, Hardware, ao. comprising— Kxtracts Mt other coods. which will be of advances Lba&eco, S Pi Wit a large stock peremptorily sold for cash, to It [ Alex. Gavette | Fo, BENT—Fine PARLOR, CHAMBER and DRESSING KOOM., en suite, handsomely f nisbed, with bath room and closet; @ fine pi cluded; anitable for a member of Gongres. Ap to McNEIB & BRYANT, 495 7th st no id « OB SALE—A PROVISION STORE and Fix tures ana Stock, in one of the best locations in wn. Good reasons for sellipg ent. For Terms inquire st the Store, No, 3 Daubarton st., between Green aud Montgomery sts. no 13 St* Fo RENT—Two very h nishad ard desirable ROOMS. 0. 537% bet. 6th Ro 12-3t* NT—A throe story brick House, between L and M north [FOF SSL E—OoTTacE ; Joining residence ef M: is 1. for $3:0, Apply on promien Hastreet, between 17th and 18th sts Meridian Hill, ad Stidb Ts accommodatea at Apply at 532 12th street, be ne 12-3t* HOUSE of ten ‘coms; moders improvem Dlensantly ait near the Departments, Apply to 0. STORRS corner i5th and F sts Ro 12-3t* F R BENT—A large BRICK HOUSE, contun 10 rooms, with water and gas, at No. 495 eet. Apply at Hotel Lutz, corner of wth ts. 2-St* ‘wo Furnished BOUMS, suitable pine, one at $12 per month. Ap- street, between 4th and Sth sts reafonable rat tween 0 and D Kee, ook "RBBE OR FOUR UNFUBNISHED ROOMS to let. suitable for housekeeping, or HOUS artly furn shed, with all the modern conveni nguire 456 M. ¥ r 5th st, no 12 STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of Gro 0 cery Store for sale, corner Maryland avenue and 10th sts, Island, Apply $19 cor. loth Island. Bo 12 $ pBorzetr FOR SALE. BY FITCH & FOX, REAL ESTA BROKERS, Office corner of Seventh and F streets, Opposite the Post Office. HOUSE AND LOT on ¢ eet south. between Four apd-a half and Sixth streets, containing six rooms; Lot 20 feet 2 inches by 124 feet. Price S 2,000; one-half ca-h. balance on tin ‘OUSE AND LOT I street, between Sixth and Seventh streets; Brick House, containing eight rooms. with water and gas. in good order: Lot 15 fect wide by 132 feet deep, running back toa M-foot » ley. a good stable on the premises, and fruit and grape vines on the lot. Price $5,000 cash. HOUSE AND LOT on Fifth street, between K street and Massachusetts avenue, Lot 20 feet by 39 feet, Brick House containing seven rooms, with a brick back bnildtmg containing two rooms.” Price, $3,000; one balf caeh, and balance ia six and twelve months: or will be sold for $2.50) in cash VALUABLE PROPERTY on Pennsylvania avenne, consisting of Lot 1) feet wide and 100 a by a three-s 7 Brick Baild now used as @ barber shop; a ‘ ra millinery or fancy «tore. P | one third cash, and balance in twelve and shteen months. HOUsE AND LOT on Thirteenth street, near H Brick House eonteining nine rooms. side 8 ey Price, $4,500; one-half cash, and balance in six and twelve mosths A VALUABLE LOT corner of E and Third sc |, Size 112 feet by 25 feet. Price, $1.25 per oot. A LOT sit situated on the soxtheast corner of 24th street and Missouri avenue, $4 feet 8 inches by 78 feet. Price, 40 conta per foot. - LOT on Capitol Hill, near 8t. Peter's Charch. 24 street, 60 feet by 108 feet. Price, 2) cents per foot casl All the ansold property belonging to the estate ef Thomae Lumpkins Esq... deceased. of Lots in the followin; 959, 1,028, 1.107.1,123, am vation 11. i; e rear of Adaras’ Express Office. All the UNIMPROVED OITY LOTS (35 in num- ber) be! Mite to the “Columbian College.’’ One Half of SQUABE 159, at the Intersection of Bhod: nd and Uonnecticut avenues, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets and 'M and N streets north. SIXTY LOTS in Untontown, near the Navy Yard, nicely situated for builaing Price, frem $125 each. Al Houses aad Lots in me place for sale low 4 VALUABLE AND COMPLETELY FUR- NISHED FARM of 83, acres, from the north improv-ments, » two taining 13 rooms g Ice House, Carriage House, Stable. Corn Hoase, Poultry Bonae, dc. : 1.600 vines selected vari ies of grapes in bearing order, four peach orchards, ene le orchard. and a great variety of other fruit, such > penches, plums, a) ts, &o. Also, & ba Spring en the vremis i four Ings of soft water. Price and terms made known lication to u: 8 A FARM of 200 acres, 100 acres cleared, balance well timbered; the farm 1s well watered, and has an usfinished cement house, three stories high. apd poly pom | twenty-one reoms. situated on the six miles from Maribore, ee, aoe Navy Yard. TIMBERED LAND. 140 ‘acres, situated near the above, covered with oak, chestnut, hickory and r acre CEES OF GOOD FARMING three-quarters of a mile ef the . well fenced, with 1,200 fruit Price. . SH acre. EN AUMBS OF GARDEN LAND. adjoinin the above, with a block house of four rooms, re | a Dair: rm for ry, cows. Price. ae ONE RH DRED 4 RES OF LA’ IN VIB- ing lond ‘aud well wetted with ost hickory. ced pine Price, $0) per ncre-or would be exchanged miles from th ed, buildings moke-heuse, &e vines ands Frait can) Vv ND MINERAL LARDS in Kentucky forsale or to exchange for city property. 1,130 ACBRS OF LAND on the tidewater a Dwell fourtmaller once. Atty’ Log Cabins, three i &e. is ara nd, rn the balance is in chestnut and other timber. Price $30 per sore. ALso. RESERVATION frem the above tract of 20 actonr ett Wharf, Bax. and Grit Mill, Btore- 520" ACHES near the stove, acres stable land, the balance heavily wooded with pine timber. iS _ land phos parately , if: red. Price 245 A Racer tne above, with oak, ash, pop- lar, other timber The Point Lookout Railroad will, whenever tl of this ee run through or by the a <= = BBIOK HOUSES. one Fontelning?. the other 3 rooms cars; pavement to door: “corner th 4 1e col Sndsouth A sheets, Capitol Hil ner Grocery Store. somes” iB ERNT-STORE BCOM 346 Penn. avenue, belarus S\oHN H, SEMMES, oc 2%6-eotf joule, {OB RBBNT—The large four-story BWELLING FStotee by “dtest, Nor ST 1k Tndiane ave. sagsession Ne gh ee '5.0'clook my at 490 H otrect, to JAMES TOW LES, eae eat street. between i7th aad th ai . + & iC. AB: CO. 5 jE for . RICK BT BL and COadH HOUSE. for rest. grees. no 6 lw Fo SALE UB BENT—That fine. and for ara ery Leathe bm po tn ae ora a ' Cameron rorite Market, Alexandria, Va., trees, ari and long Ho ST abot street Wane! ing ¥ * no s-ct= ied pe Saree EBL to tons D-. B* Yo, Wale? CO., Auctioneers. Griginal Horse and Carringe Barnar, 9% La. av., between sth and 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES. CABRIAGES, HABNESs, ae On8ATURDAY MOBNING. November 17, at 10 o'clock, we will sell. at the Bavsar,a number of Saddle, Oarriage and Work Horses. tion at ale, comprising about— FIFTY HORSE! Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses ALso, How Jouny Lind Wagon aad Buggy, bulitin this city. ALso. A lange eoltociior of New and Second-hand Buz- gies. Rockaways, Carriages, Wacons, and other vehicles. One Hack and one Cones in good order. LS0, New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Car- riages, &c.. at private sale. Regn ales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays Carriages and Harness always on pri rate sale. web ALL & @O., Aucts, belt (Alex. Gazette. ¥ J. 0, McGUIBE & ©0., Auctionsers. TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN A VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Noy. © clock. on the premises. we shall self, Lots] an 3. tm Davidsou bidivision of part of Square 373, | fronting each 23 feet on the north side of I street etween $th and lith streets west, running \ack about 115 feet to an alley. Lot Ne. Il contains aare feet: Lot Scontains 2,501, squere Terms: One-third cash; residue in six and twelve months, with interest se mred by a deed of trust the property Bac eyancing at purchaser s t. Tithe ind ~~ McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts no M-dts JA YD. L. WELLS & Co... Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, Northwest corner lWth and F streets, EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE ON HESTBEET NOBTH, Between isth and loth streets west. at Public Auction. 2 UBDAY. the 17th ins.ant.at 10 o'clock a_m., We shall sell. at house No. 256, the residerce of agentieman declining housekeeping, viz ae cloth Spring-seat Sofa, Bocker and Side a rs Large gilt frame French plate Mirror, and Re- clising Sofa Very large Oak Extension Dining Table, with Chairs to match Ingrain. Stair and Hall Carpets, Oilcloths and Mattin, Marb) tape Bice and other Tables, Whatnots Ey TSE 4 illows apiersths and larse sive Cooking Stove, with fixtures complete One = sz Cooking Stove, with fixtures com- 5 Ww ‘Also, Bitewen Requleites: de. ae sites. &c., &e. Also. Kitchen Beanies e WHLLS & 00. The House is for Rent,at $500 per year. ap- ws , D.L. WELLS & CO. BF ™ ctigtyt Horteaed facie Baiaar, 98 Louisiana svenu: SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, C., &c. On THURSDAY MOBNING. Nov. 15,at 10 0'cl’k, we will sell. at the sar, @ number of Saddle, Carriage and Work Herses, (afull description at sale,) comprising about— FIFTY HORSES. Many good Werk, Gastis and Harness Horses, Lso, collection of New and Second-hand Bug- = “Gee iecchownre, Carriages, Wagons, ‘and other Jeuny Lind Wagon, built in this city. One ack snd one Coupes. in goed order, 3 Leo, ee arness, Saddles, Carriages, pieesier "rales days. Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays, and ‘urdays. Varriages and Harness alwa: vate sale. bene Wek. WALL S00. Anca, SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Ds f Quarrermaster’; . Depot of Washington, Auf Qusifacatnsion, BE: Movember ik 188 B Bap RE ine paged General. the fol- uildings, situa’ toonth will be sold at pubiic th street and G street. tien, on SATUBDAY, I7th instant, commenc- ing at ll & m., under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M. Moore, A, Q. M.. to- wit. Buildi , 10x70 feet. oe ET Bae ete im vi —T ‘DH. RUCKER, __Brevet Mayor General and R013 4t Assistant Quartermaster General. YGBEBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TBUSTBE'’S SALE OF FIXTURES BELONG- IN¢@ TO A BREWING BSTABLISHMEST. By virtue of a deed of trust from Francis From- mel to me, as trustee, dated luth October, A. D , 1365, and recorded in liber B. H.. No. 6, folio 151, Ct. seq., of the land records ‘ashi: a county, District of Columbia, I shall sell Brew Establishment of the said ving late Francis Frommel, on D street south, between Fifth and Bixth streets east.on FRIDAY, the léth day ef N 1366, at 2 o'clock p. m , the following per- fe ing to said Brewery rment Ta Diane ot te Small Kegs, Co; Tools, Lamps. pleases and other articles ust sity found at Brew: L. DUNLOP, Trustee. rea Guukh’ 2 WILLIAMS. novia, OVES! F— | STOVES!” STOVES! a BANGES! BANGES! FURNACES! FUBNAOES: W.D. WYVILL bas removed te 409 Ponnayly: nis avenue, next to corner 43 street. Having 8 largely increased steck, be is prepared tosell cheap for cash every variety of PABLOB, HEATING, AND COOKING STOVES, latest and most approved patterns. SEXTON'S HEATERS for one and two stories put up in the best manner, Calleariy at W. D. WYVILL’s, 409 Pennsylvania avenue, OPeCIDER VidzoaR, of PURE CIDER V, {ileal e cl he 18 8GA "% ee hari arte weigee hee eoorwes br am ot ant 4, we hat i ¢c20-Im 67 Groce heey, EPttsstiseen 1849, “itp PRaewacec rier, bt Ne ue ‘a aren ROTth side NES PE uz ‘3 pons Wepigh fh’ fedro tity. forer © INGLE, ft} J.C McGUIBE & CO * | po 9-dtd ¥ 3.0. McGUIBE & 00.. Auctionssss. LE OF ONE-STORY | f eed of t ae 2 * of + a WRONESDAY 4 Bovember ith. at ¢0'clock. om the 13, in Bquare $68, fronting & test on between sth and é ist Bord Bt GREER & WILLIABS, Auctioneers. it 10 clock ™., We -ball sell, by order of the bonoreble Court, the personal effects of the late Ge eased. f ‘able, Ours, Balls, b of the Admivfstrator _ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts VALvaBL_e PROPERTY IN FER sim? L AT ANNATOLIB, Mn, KNOWN AS THE “HOLLAND HOUSE.” AND BILLIARD SALOON, AT PRPBLIC AUOTION On THURSDAY, Sovember isth, at 12 We shall sell at the cit f Anna ry known property “HOLLAND et on Main street, about 78 fect front th of —- feet to a wid 0, Bar Count A A two stor, Frame B ca ~o icing e¢ oiming, now oo ind a a Stove and Tin Store Bible Proverty ts worthy pabit D ation tion eutal DOW receiveiis $1.000 per am *.£00 can remain for four years, bal For particulars epply to the axctiouers be 10 ts F v BENNETT & ©O Ancts ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO_, Anctionsers TRUSTER'S ee TWO LOTS, FIRST A On THUBSDAY AFT OON, November 15, Bt + o'clock, by virtue of two deeds of trust I shal’ scli Lote Send 6, tc Winde ubdivision of pert ©. Sguare iT¢, fronting each 24 feet Binches’on 15. atreet west, near F street north, runhine bach about 120 foet te Oe alley, Lot & is improved by a small Brick vse Terms R ounced at sale. Convey: ch t er no 3 tawkds {Intel} Y McNEIR & BRYANT, Real Estate Brokers, 495 7th street VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEOBGETOWN AT AUCTION | On THUBSDAY, the itth instant, we shall sell | infront of the premises. at« ck p t | handseme three-story Brick Hense and Lot. bei | HOUSE No. 26 Dunbarton, near the corner af Movtgomery street, Geor wo. The house con- ! nine conveniently arranged reoms and wide | ball-.” The lot contains 9.540 feet of ground, hay- ing «front of 50 by 123 feet. | This property is handsomely located fu a raptal | improving part of Georgetown, tm an elevate: aed ; ' comman:ing position, and clas andeome residence or make a ment. will do well to attend the sale to pur- invest. given and a deed of trusttaken All conveyance at cost of the purchaser. $100 required paid down when the property is sold For ‘urther particulars ingnire of above firm. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anets } B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF A LARGE LOT oF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR! ic , &c. On FBIDAY MORNING. Now ith, 8 o'clk, Twill sell at the Seminary of the late Mise h.on thecorner of Washincton and Gay ate res all of the Household Farniture, con ng of— A large lot excellent Feather Beds Bol-ters. Pillows, Bed ¢ ——_ Beésieads. Bureas, Mirrors ra Chairs, Tabics Lounges, Clocks Orochery an’ Glassware Toilet Ware, Stoves, & And a great many articles not mentioned Terme esth: 5 DOUGHERTY {Intel} THY: ofses Executrix DOWLING, Avct_ uctioneers, 526, corner of 7th and D streets, FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON 2isr STREET, weet. near © street north,at Public Auc- jon On FRIDAY. the i6th instant, at 4°. o'clock p. m., on the premises. lot No. 24, inequare No. having 90 feet 5 inches front. running back Gepth, with the improvements, consisting of a Dug frame house Terms: One bai! cash; balance in six ‘snd twelve Beate. secured by @ deed of trast on the preu- Bes no 18 & WILLIAMS, Avcts. AMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON STEEE AND PUBLY STH STREET WEST. BETWEEN D STREETS SOUTH (ISLAND) AT AUCTION Ou FRIDAY the % ‘ ck P , Lot Bo. % in siaare No 411, having 25 feet front by 90 fest deep pe wide alley, Making It handsome building Terms—One"half cash, balance 6 and cro for notes bearing interest and secured by a of trustonthe premises All convey: ng and revenur stamps St the cost of the purchaser. Sou a ‘hen the propert, is knock: ft ‘pois GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ND LOT. ¥RONTING 13% STREET. between C Streets North, at Publ ction. DAY. the loth instant sty of oe. arch, 1868, $100 down on and revease rebassr Th! _Bo 18 & WILLIAMS. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneerr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON 117TH STREB WEST NEAR THE GOBNER OF b STRED NORTH. AT PUBLIG AUCTION. On FRIDAY . the 16th instant, at 10 o'clock «. Sptball sell. ai te reaidence of'© geniicnnan el D jousekee . vin: Hair cloth Sofas, Ketkers, and Side Chairs Walnut Marble top Dresstug Barcaue Washstands and Bedeteads Walnut Wardrobes and a a iB, and other ( arpets ays and other Tables tn. Hall Oll Uloth aud Stair Bods ets. Hal lor air Parlor Chamber, and other Stoves ‘Window Shades and Step Crash And man) otner goods, which we deem unneces- soy to eoumerate. e ne is-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Awcts, B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers: NEARLY FIVE-HOBSE POWEE STEAM ENGINE He PUBLIC AUCTION On SATUBDAY. the I7th instant, at 11 o'clock, a. m., We shall sell st our Auction Booms, at ft or of 7th and D streets, one nearly new FIVE- HOKsSE POWER STEAM ENGINE, made to or- der in Philadelphia. ‘Terms cash. a One Handsome Hunting case, 18 karat, Gold Wye 18d? GREEN & WILLIAMS, Accta, J2Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiencers. GUABDIAN SALE OF By virtue of decree of Orphans’ Cenrt of the trict ot Columbia coufirmed by the Court ef Chan- cery on 6th day of July, 1856, I will sell, on the Premises, the following described property » being 7 the property of Dennis Donn. + ) on Dd ib day of November, 1854, at 2 wali 2Y. Soe dey lots. pieces and paicel of land situated in the county of W, District of Col tract Known as ashi fa the bington. te Seiber, 1806. at 10 0% “Washington. D.©., 1856. w= KNABE & CO.'S PIANOS, PRINCE & CO Ds eugaNs ASD ME se 1-006un ¥. 0. BEICHERBACE,