Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1866, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Nationay Tugate’ Last chance to see “How She Loves Him,” chis evéniug. Wal. lack ts mirth. provokimg as “Vacil.” Ovp Petiows’ Hac, Navy Yard.—A grand Goocert for bevetit of George Washington Cir- cle BU. (HF) C, A., this evening. Mission, corner “th and P streets._The Ladies Fair and Festival commences this eve- ning. 8 Paris Sooo, Fifth, between ireets. —Ladies Fair. ——_+——_. The National Course. THE TROTTING YESTERDAY The attendance at the National Uoarse terdsy was not so large as could have desired, owing toa want of Publicity of the Programme of proceedings. Col. Moffat has catered most liberally for the gratification of pay ype in providing perhaps the best track im the country, and in securing an excellent String of horses, including the unsurpassed Dexter, and the famous Silas Rich, but be has made a great mistake in not using printer's ink more extensively to advertise his joings. Among thosepresent were most of our know- ing horse-mep, and there was some good horse- flesh im private teams cn the ground. Mr. Sayres, Superintendent of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad, was mt with one of his taet teams, and Mr. Allen Dorsey, Mr. P. Merhiing, Mr. J. Hinesly, Mr. C. M. Chamber din, and other city men knowing in horses, had fayorite animals on the ground. Previous te the trotting the great point of in- terest was the stable where were housed the tumous trotters Dexter and Silas Rich. Dex- rT. the King of trotters,is a dark bay with tour white feet and a white face, but his per- formances show that it would nave been a great mistake to have carried out, m his case, the role ef the old adage, to give a horse thus Marked to the crows. Dexter ts a $50,000 fel- low, and taken care of in proportion to bis value. It was a feat, requiring considerable diplomacy to induce his nostlers to unblanket the valuable animal for even momentary in- spection. In an adjotning stable was the trot- wer Rith, valued at. say 310.00, a neat built sorrel with white hind feet. These trotters Wul be pitted agsinsteach other to-day, and Dexter wiil also trot on Saturday. THE TROT The race yesterday was for a Parse of £15), Tile heats, best three in five to harness. The entrics for the purse yesterday were « follows -—Hattie, b. m., entered by John Hin jey and Jobn Thomas: Sazarac, g. g., entered by Allen Dorsey; Mary Washington, b. m, entered by Jobn Hirsiey: and Virginta, b. m., entered by John Thomas. The horses were driven respectively as stated below, viz:— Hattie, by Charles Chambers; Sazarac. by Allen Dorsey: Mary Washington. by P. Mehr- ling. and Virgims, by John Marphy. The judges were Mr. Robert Teal and Major King. Referee. Dr. P. H. Heiskell. The drawing tor position gave them in the order above-named, Hattie getting the inside track. Time was called for the first heat at a few Minutes past three, all of the horses starting off well, with Hattie in the lead. The betting at the start was almost ten to one in favor of the erey gelding, but be had not gone tar uetil it WAs evident that the contest was to be between Virginia and Mary Washington. They came Up beck and neck for atime, but after a whniie Virgmia cot ahead and came in two lengths ahesd of Mary Washingten. The latter broke ou getting home. Virginia’s ume Was 2.45% Mary Washington, Sazarac. and Hattie coming in in the order pamed In the second beat the horses started off ly, with Virginia in the lead. The race w however, closer than in the first heat, Mary Washington keeping up close to Vir- € bis, and running for a time neck and neck. Sazarac, tow, did beter, but Hattie kept be- hind, nongh she occasionally pnshed the gray forward togreaterspeed§ On nearing the pole Mary Washing on made a desperate ef- fort, but broke, and the victory was again accorded to Virginia. Time, 2.44%. For the third heat there was another good start—Virginia and Mary Washington in the jead, and Sazarac and Hattie in the rear. Mary Washington broke once er twice. and thus got abead of Virginia: but, on approaching the ges’ stand, the latter came in nearly one eth ahead. Time, 24%. Virginia having Won three successive heats, was, therefore, de- clared the victor, and carried off the purse ‘The horses were all driven admirably. Saza- Tac has evidentiy seen his best days, but he does very well for a twelve-year old pl + IMPARTIAL SUFFKA Meeting of Colored People —The colored peo assembled in con- siderable numbers at the fair building Ia: ning un the occasion of a mass meeting c: by the Colored Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Union for expression of views on the subject of im- partial suffrage. The audience was ot a mixed ebaracter, many white persons being tn at- tendance. A brass band (colored) discoursed music at intervals, and the remarks of the speakers were greeted with frequent manites- tations of approval Hon. J. M. Edmonds being called upon to preside, stated that be understood it to be the desire of the audience that thespeakers should discuss the propriety of the colored people lay- ing before Congress and the people of the Uuni- ted States their petition for the extension of the Tigbt of suffrage to the colored men of the K. Public, and their reasoas why the distinctions of race in that respect should be now «bolished. The speaker said that in exact proportion as ahe power of the ballot was withheld, the ca- pacity of the people for their own protection would be diminished and the opportunities for their oppressioa be increased. To the colored people, asa class, this essential attribute of citizenship ot a republic bad long been denied, both by common consent and statutory en- actment. It was now proposed that that com- mon consent should be withdrawn by the ma- jority of the nation, and it was the province of the colored peopie to peaceably petition for the abrogation of the statutory inhibitions or legal disabilities. It was fit and proper that this Movement should be inaugurated in the National Capital. In conclusion, Judge Hd- monds said tha: im the endeavor to effect their object the colorad people should not become discouraged by defeats or delays, but should act with unwavering courage and persever- ance until they achieved success. Senator Harlan was the next speaker. In the course of his remarks he said that wniversa! suffrage wasa practical impossibility, and that the ide& of the movement in behalf of the colored pleople was properly conveyed by the term imperial suffrage. As illustrating the fact that universal suffrage was impracticable, the speaker referred to the exclusion from the polls of all females,"unnaturalized foreigners, children, youths under twenty-one years of age, idiots, and insane persons, felons, va- grants, untaxed Indians. &c., and in a majority of tbe States, and until recently in all of them, alliwho had committed treason agsinst the United States. And thus far in a majority of the Stites and territories it bad been deemed impracticable for the extension of the right of suffrage tocolored men. The speaker, im refer- Ting to the exclusion of many of these classes, said the propriety of such exclusion could not be questioned: but with reference to the withbolding of the elective tranchise trom col- ored citizens he argued at some lengto against the propriety and justice of such & measure. ‘The colored people having become free, there Wess how nothing ep the statute book ef the United States pertaining to their civil rights wDich distinguished them from other citizens. The only question was as to how far they could safely be permitted to have a voice in the enactment of the laws. On this subject he did pol suppose the colored people asked for apy special legislation. If females of other races were excluded, they would expect the females of other races to be excluded also. And so with regard to the other elasses net allowed to vote. The speaker quoted trom sperches of the President, to show that he was committed to the extension of suffrage to the colored people, and after returning thanks to for the attention with which bis remarks had been received, retired. .Ccl. Hinton, cf Kansas, followed, thanking God that the Chicago Times, the Boston Post, And the National Intelligencer Bad come out in tavor of equality for the negro. Rev. Wm. H Hunter and Capt. Smith also Adcressed the meeting = DEPARTURE oF THY Masona POR BALTI- MORE —This morning, about five o'clock, the Kouights Tempiar, designing to unite in the ceremony of lnying the corner-stone of the mew Temple, in Baltimore, to-day, began to assemble at the ball, corner of 9th and 1) sts And at six o'clock the two Commanderies, Wasbington, No.1, 5. P. Bell, Em. Comman- der. and Colutpia. No.2, E. L. Stevens, Em Commander, fermed in procession, numbering About 125 Knights, and with the U.S. Marine Band, Prof, Scala, marched to the depot. A large number, who were too late to join the Progession, toog hacks to reach the depot in tome for the train. The Knights were in full Uniform and made & bandsome appearance The Grand Lodge and members of the subor- dinate Lodges rendezvoused at the depot, whe upon the arrival of the Templars, they eulered specia: traivs prepared for them, fill- ing eleven ears, ana the number of Masons representing the District of Columbia is esti- yes- been Mared at over n tho nd. Aroong them were Sumer ed geotiemen, who for years have been connected with the order and have al- Wsys been promine prise lett int Heala’s tt some outfi nm forwarding its enter- A numerous compauy of Indies also TOT, 10 Witness the grand display. ‘ass Hand. with their new and band- » Accompanied the Grand Lodge ee Dratn yw CuOL#RA—Mrs. Sarah E. Newell. who resided ow Ist s reeteast. between Hi and | streets, died of cholera yesterday, aged #2 years. She bad been tll ooly afew days. OUnwatins & —Yesterd: cer, Howard baving wo pi Soa Seearee: ner of 13:h street and P-pasy!vaaia.avenue, on busibess, was led from Soor tq floor motil ge ceached an upper room of the Ratering the it he was met ‘yor = rand. was fislormed test Br owner of and created the were, and be Pied the room, ‘went to Mr. ce. the pri: charged in- ter boys wbo worked in the job office in the buildmg. The office: arrested Mr Travers and summened the boys as witnesses, and they testified totes Justice Haws teat Mr. penvers was the guilt; a ustice Hates fin Travers fy and Rowara notified him to abate the nuisance immedistely, or he would arrest him every day until it was abated. Watt's New Orgna Hovae.—This place of amusement will open for the Congressional # ason On Monday, December 3d, with a ‘ine dramatic company, em! ach actors anq actresses as John Mortimer, Frank Lawlor. Be ua Emily Jordan, Uharies Hale, Jotm Varry, Bianche Grey, H. B. Phillips, Mr. Matthews, and others of the same stand- ing. Mr. Angelo Viser, the well-known scenic artist, has been engaged, and arrived here ves- terday. OITY ITEMS. ae aa F JEwELRy—Jet Chains, Jet Setts, California Stone Setts, 200 new styles Sleeve Bations, Sis- ver-Plated Spoons, Forks, Cups Goblets, Call Bells, Butter Ku ives—received this morning— at Prigg’s Dollar Seweiry Store, 435 Pennsyl- yania avenue, near 4X street. Goop Merino Shirts and Drawers $1, Gray's Collars, 25 cents per box; Good Cotton Half Hose, 25 cents; at Franc's Gents’ Furnishing House, 4:4 7th street, near Odd Fellows’ ifall MAKE Assurance bounty Surrand buy your clothes at Henuing's One Price Store, ou the coruer of 7th street and Maryland avenue - Kegr TRE Togs Easy.—Boots with im- proved shanks, are dressy, and they keep the toes easy, made to order by J. Strott, Gib sireet, under National Hotel 2 eR Ses A SURE PILE Cure —Dr. Gilbert's Pile in strumenut positively cures the worst cass of piles. Sent by mail on receiptot $4. Circu- jars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B Romane. Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. a nn Conna, Bunions, Kad Natis, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successtuily treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Unir: 424 Peon. sv.. between 4 and 6ta streats fice hours from $a m.to5p. m., m. No charge for consultation. o PENNIES can be had in any quantities Stor office counter ee rr ae ec rerao BIED. BURCH. On the 9th tostant, FREDERICK A . only chil! = Fieterick A. and Amanda Barch, months fuueral service will take place from the ros 7) and6to =p atthe Th idence of his parents, No 40% 8th «treet w between G Mi streets uorth, at 1 o clee Wecnesday morning. ’ NE LL. On tse 19th iastant, Mra. SARAL A NEWELL, avea 42 yore ‘The friends ano acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her la es. dence, on Ist street east. between H and I stro ts, nto morrow. ( Wednesday jet 3 o'clock p . RIBCH. On tke this stant. at 3o'clock a m, EDW Ak BIROU. son of Tne Wand Fran cipa Birch in the 23d year of bis age. ‘The relatives and triend+ of the famtly are in sited to attend his funera:. trom the residence of bis mother, No v1.th street. without further rotice ‘ TAYLOR On the 19h instance, at 10 m ivutes to 5 o'clock p @NDREW FRANCIB. belo sou ¢f Andrew D and BiseO.Twylor ages jvare TLonth ent 15 siays Thou one, my Andrew dear, From sin ont sorrow fies, Those two bright eyes in death aro closed ‘That often gazed on me Tie twined aronnd » father « heart And mother to hima dear— @ at lost. we had to part tate here, -B.T 4 and friemis of the y wrein vitea to bis remains from No. 171 |) atreat, Islard. between 6th sua 7th str on Wedne day mc clock, to th. Waerhin ELT SEGAR, E.G DYEB &£CO., 256 Penna avenva 2th and 13th sia Sure Cure for thes distressing compiaintsis now made known FITS—in a treaties on Foreign and Native Herbas —preparations, published by Dr.O PHELPS FITS—bBUWN. T rescrption was discovere) —by him in such providential manner that FITS—he cannot conscientiously refuse to mak« it —known, as it has cared everybody who has FITS—nsed it, never having fatled ina single case. mel ivally sure in cases of Fits a+ of I ad the ingredients may be obtai nec 'y drugel Sent Free to all on 1 ive cemts to pre-pay Postage, at Dr. 0. PHELPS BROWN. No 19 . Jersey City, N The Doc: is alno sole discoverer a: Aractan Balsam, prraesia AND FI Proprietor of rfal —tor t FiTs—the @ truly wond y in the care of O i —remed FiTS—all Lung and Throat comp!sin: amg Bet bottle. To be bad of the FIT ruggista, Ta SITU- sae Bg oven veige ey: wae 255 mh strect, between Land Mats. Pe ity YOUNG LADY WANTS 4 PLACER TO A goaus ia @ nice family, where they b a or nion, Will give music les-on if required. 2B. F Star Office. no 20-2" W4NTED—4 aun t ERGAVD BOY or Porter, O, arket Space. betw cen bth and ath strects. None need appiy unless _ RO S-2t W&4RTED-by s Toapectabts eral recom: Jed. SITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERI enced Bar keeper, ina first class bar. Satis factory references given asto honesty, fadustry and aa ‘Aadress “eBar-kecper,”’ dtar omee. no 5 GQITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE w yo girl, ean cook. mh and iron. With good reference. Inquire N: t. nol ATTBBSS MAKER wanted. Also. a HAIB M PICKEB. Mavaiie at BD AMSUN'S. 506 Suh street. No 19-3t bn rienced lady, a SITU A- Won hots cuanvorent al sowing iors by ee oe Beterences given Address @ note ANTE D sell low or trade for a wood HAY ‘eed Store, second do-r south of ‘eRnsy! ina respectable family. one as cook Apply for three days at 341 6th street, en ie if] isi 4 2t Wanzep-2 Farmer and Gaideuer, who is competent to BAK, at this office no 19 2t* thiaeummer. Is well acquainted in this city, and tou, D.C. . Brar Office. no 19-2t* early new BUGGY WAGON, with fine set of Harness. both Baltimore made. Inguire at PUBDY'S i ia avenue, Bo 19. 3t" THO RESPECTABLE GIKLS WISH BITUA- the other aschambermaid. The b-st of references Bo 19 SITUATION, by a practi take charge of ® ceutieman’s homestead or farn., Can ‘come fieniy recommended. Address GABDE WADSTED-A DRIVERS SITUATION. by a young man who has been employed as such willing todo any other work. Beference given, Address A B.O.3,, Drop Letter Office, Was C, ne WANTED IMMEDIATELY —A rospectaole WET NUKSK. without child at JORN BCHNELBER’S, 330 Mass. avi 12th and 13th stree: a 3 YVANTED 10 BENT Small HOOSE or Sto 4 Unturnishod Rooms, by a permanent tenant Loeation no object, bat respectable neighbornood incispenssble, State terms,’ Treasury,’ star of- fen. eo 17-3t* ANTED ASSERS, Ole: Drivers, Cooks, and House Serv those io want of HELP of any kind to cal eral Kinployment Uflice, No. 4®%% 7th no IT St” W ANTED_ asin: ‘an alundance of provender, I will take eight or ten boad of CATTLE and or olsh: HORSES to winter. on reasonable ens- Porters, Also, re Apply to BENEDIOT YOST, Old Bi borg =~ , about four miles from Washington. no 16-5t* \ J ANTED—A YOUNG MAN 13 or 20 years of age to standin @china store One having some knowledge of the business preferred; mist Le of steady havits ani with good reter Such ®scung Man willdo well by Inquiring at No, 316 F street. mearlith street of JR. FOLRY nas Ww ANTED.—D.L WELLS & CO, want to bay Houses, both large and small. Also. Forni ture ef those abcat to sell forcash ‘Ve alao want several first class Honses to rent to Members of Congress and others. D. L. WELLS & OU , cor ner luth and F streets WaAxtTE v lady friends to kno have arranged for a weekly STAMPS of the VEBY LATEST designs and Embroiwery. Allof the richest de i-surd in New York reach naa few days Ciceks, Copea, Joseys. Wal Pincusbions. Smoking Oa; Our selections are second to non PRINCE'S. 3™1 F street, opposite Patent Off small HOUSE, betwen ud Lith streets, and between Pe: nos im in the country, tol-. Gung. or any other kind o! at cath price paid TON « 08, at Paw tA 2 Ninth str bree doors netth of le Avent for Bi r’s Sewing M. chines and formule Seamstress wanted oe 17 Im* /ANTKP —SEUOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIBBOES, OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING aut HOUSES U BNISHING GOODS of every description B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street jeatr bet) Gand onat ali FOR SALE A JO BENT— one lirge OH AMBER, farniaied, th street. between D and E, No. 473: very eligible location he 17 cost" dL poe RENT—A_ T ae streets south, containing ax large ro ry cellar under whole house; gas through wi out: water inkitchen, and bath reom. Possess: December Ist. or suoner if desirable. Apply tu D SON, No. 474 L street north PoE BENT—The FARM, for the last three yoars he residence of Major Theephilus Gaines! con. 0, ort Mahen.] mile from Be: ovements, dwelling house of 11 €. servant's houses, barn. &c_ Address *E.8.,"’ 437 Estreet, Wash: ington, D. C.,or call im persou, between 3 and 7 m. oc 16-ti FO2 BENT, That cleeant throes story DWEL LING. with back building and side yard. new- This House ts suitable House, being in close Navy Departments. In- T. A. McLAUGHLIN ¥ Papered and painted fora first-class Boardin no 9-6t LOBE EXPRESS COMPANY. This company, 4M adjunct to the AMEBIOAN INDUSTBIAL AGENOY, will open tts first BOUTE between BREW YORK, PHILADLPHIA. BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON ay GBOBGETOWN, D.C, On TUESDAY, November 20th. For the prevent the co erations to th but co soon a: ing its lines threughout the emtire South can bu consummi . it will expand its werking intoa GENERAL EXPRESS BUSINESS. The temporary business office in this city isat thecompany s warehouse adjoining the Baltimore aud Uble Depot. JOHN A. HOW x. en ty rape tier 0. T, RUMPBREYS, agent pone 19 st M THE CAOTUS OIGARS. ANUFACTUBED EXCLUSIVELY, AND copyrighted for BOOSE & OHANDLEE are for sale, whelesale and retat! by W.8. ROOSE. at Willard’: and National Hotels, and at WK CHANDLERS oe, Store, under Ebbitt Mou: 1st corner F and « streets We call the spectal attention of dealers to these CIGARS, as they are undoubtedly the finest in quality and wake ever produced in THis coUNTRi, and are offered at a very small advance on cost feet Eastern Shore & Virginia Pine Spruce emlock Joist, from 12 to 2» feet, amd different sizes iM 0.10 Cypress Shingles, (Simmons-& Davis’ No. ear! ts 1H),0@ Cypress Shingles, common brands sod ea) B’ good assortment of 4 4,6-4and 8 4 White Pine, prime. select and secon eanoned 20000 feet 44 White Pine Cullings 10) feet 4.4 Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring 25.000 feet 4-4 and 5-4 Carolina Flooring Osk, Ast and Waluat Plank Together with a general assortment of all kinds ef Lumber usually keptina Lumber Yard All of which we ofer for ree sBe Jomest market price, Oftice, No. ‘27 Water street, no9-tf — ieorgotown, D.C QMOKING TOBAC h A fine article of ZEPHYR PUFF 8MOK- ING TOBACUO can be found only at 398% B price 65 cents per pownd. Also, a pleasant SMOKING OIGAB for Five Cents. The finer grades of Domestic and Imported Cigars are also for sale, at moderate prices. @. W. SHIPLEY, Do 16-6 39% Eet.. bet. 9th and 10th sts, yon THINGS! GOUD THINGS: Whitman's Philadelphia Oandies; New York Candies; Southway and Boston Candics, Maisge Grapes. Leghorn Citron: Imperial Grown Layer Buivios, Havane 0: ungeai Pi 0 Lemons, incess Paper Shell Alme: vin large amall or ELL y bet. 12th and heh ate J, OR SALE wR BENT—A fine tono PIANO, of F modern style, with stoo! and cover, in ood order, Can Le seen at BOSWELL Sa ‘spcy Store, 302 E street, pear }ith. 0 26-tf 3,000 ausuets, Maillard's ~8 er than if p! ed fn the apring MDIN, Florist sed Nurearyrven ‘18th streets W's SWEET OOBN, IN OANS. foe freab from the packers, in Port For tale in argo and sms! l yuentiiies, ZM é Kiva King Placo. eo DR im’ ws Aa ei land, Me y a8 STOVES! STOVES STOVES! RANGES! RANGES: FURNACES! FUBNACES! W.D. WYVILL bas removed to 409 Punnaylva, pia avenne, next to corner 444 «treet. Having a largely increased stock, be ia prepared toseli cheap for cash every variety of PARLOR, HEATING, AND OOOKING 8TOVES, late-t and most approved patterns. SEXTON 8S HEATERS for one and two stories put up in the best manner Call early at W. D. WYVILL’s, 409 Pennsylvania avenue no 6-2wif { Inte!l.& Rep | bet. 44 and 6th sts. B. DUTROW, PRODUCE COMMISSION MEBOCHANT, AND DEALER IN BUTTER, OHEESE, &c., no 2-12" No. 54 South Baltimore M BS. A.G.GABTON has it received she. great est ucvelties in PARISIENNE H. for Ladies and Misses Also. a most beauti fol sesortment of Velvet, Silk and Stra goxeere. All orders Pa. attended to by rs. .G. GABTON, 446 3th street, four door rom Penn’a avenue oe 3-Im* Bas ETS--Ked, Blue, Grey, White and other colors. Linen and Cotton BED SPREADS, TABLE CLOTHS, TOWKLING, &c., cheaper than any other house in Washington. DAMSON’s, neg im 506 Ninth street c= 1 OVAL! woop! wood!) Nut Coal ors Baltimore Company's White;Asi Lybens Valley Ked Ash Shamekeu Bred Ash ine Wood per cord d, best qnality . Sawed and Split ‘ine. KK... pace. Louisian: Sth etreets. will be promptly and Yard 7th st., bet. E and F, oc 29-1m (oan AT BEDUCED PRICES WHITE ASH. Locust Mountain. Qhestuut, $7.25. Py Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Furnac, Do. Steamers. imore Company Stove, Do. Exz, Do. Far- nace, Do, emg 8 ‘Beso Pt ae Bun Btove, Do. Egg, very superior Veal, Lehigh Foundry, $9 25. Diamond Vein, Btowes a ea: $3.75. ned ie ve an cs 4S. Lyken’s Valley. Do Do., Gamboriaud Goal er” seis OAK aud PINK WOOD, of the very best quality, es our op hand. ow is the time for families to put in their win- ter's supply Orders will o8 received at cur office. 465 oth street, between E and F orat our wharf, at foot of 7th st BROWN & SON, no 16-tf 465 9th street. between B and F A LDEN’S WOOD AND OLAL YARD. lath street, between L and M streets. 87 WOOD and COAL coustantly on hand no 7-Im* A. 8. ALD TTS NEU MAM'S PaRvOW OnGANSE SS © interes! ine theseruperb Instrameuts be fore purchasi » ether ency at GROKGE L WILD ¢ BRU.'S © Forte and Organ Wareroo 1 . ud ~scoud Wand In- Lith street b-tween Pent A select apsorticent of ne: CHUBCH OBG4N, for ‘on easy terms Dg o . 8 and TUNING and BEPATEING faithially executed, bo 13 6m" NEY YORK BUCKWHEAT * Perrels EXTRA NEW YORK BUCK. WHEAT » ' ree and very handsome BF bor cole at tue price o. toe ordinary quality ols NOW. BURCH BRENT, To ROOMS on the fer. A to JOSEP) Ti a feubtha ad ad oo an Ree toni ee FORRES. Two BOOMS, No. 41 K leorests between HE = 10th, eui Rie er bousekeepa AUD LOT on bi street pitol ats..con- ? no ;OR RENT— story FEAME NlOUsE: Peete toome, ‘titasted on ‘Rew York PowsL jo. 164%. Inquire nox! ects oe OR — of BOOMS. fi sh- eats lorena choubere seSy'e wreck, hatt ort ro ie “3, arle re NT Unfurnished a le fi family; ard; at Pres tat es sland avenue. Bo 2) St" od, ne bet. da Bevel. '* Ha4aNvse 1% let, with Board, situated healthy and handsome locations in the city. Mar- koe Bouse, No. 194 I street, between 2th and zist sts. Price moderate. n Fe SALR—A CIGAR STORE. with stock of Uiears, Tebacco, Pipes, Uounters, Shelves, Bow Window. Giast' Box, for sale cheap. bent $10 per month. 1 ait. 0 No, 452 Now York avenue, pear theD 8. Treasury. no 20-5t" RAMB BUILDINGS AND BN streets, ous iy to K' )B RENT—Part of Gne three story BRIUK HOUBK, situated in the healthiest loostion, No. 13 3d st, Georgetown, DG. po 19 St" ‘OR RENT— Two large and one small communi cating BOOMS, unfarnished, second floor, No. 134 Penna. av... between 19th and 20th DO 19-6t WO UNFUBNISHED BOOMS FOK BENT, onfhe first foor, For parti No 223 6th st. re RENT—A large BRICK HOUSA. contain ing ten rooms, with water and gas. at 19% juth wtreet. Apply at Hotel Lutz, corner of 10th ani 0 . no 19 3t* nearly FRAME HOUSE, suitable fora business stand or posite Park Hotel. 7th s'reet ILMARTH, 504, Odd ook no * xTU op doing & good business. Satts ing Apply at 235°, ( street tween 17th and 18th streets, near the War Don: ment. no 19 % 6 reems, le. with side alley,on 2d street east, between © and Mar: lanl avenne, Capitol Hill, lnyuire of MARGARET FLYNN, corner of and K streets north no ig fos sest—a large OF FIOK. farmeriy pied se anacency,No 205 Penn's avenue, opposite Willard’s; Rest. $49 per month, Also tRooma hendisomeiy furnished congressman and wife. be 19 3t” For RENT. ed three story BRICK HOUSE on 12th street. between G and H.con taining 5 rooms. shit . Also, Sing'e Rooms. no 19-6t* S"\ 7th street, near & Fe SALE ENT. O& LEASE —not for a reg nlwr Boarding house—A large and convent-o HOUSE, with tis furniture. on the north auie o Ma-sachusetts av., between 4th and 5 i2rooms, all private, halls, closet ‘ardrote as and water, fine yard. garden. stde and back a! "Vin flue order Persons in went of anch a il and see from 2 m. tills p.m no 19 3t* AOR ee ee [OH BEST—A HOUSE, partly furvi-hed or un- fornished, sitaated en Pennsylvania aver between 2ist and 22 No. 92 no 17 3t* [POR BENT—A two story BRIOK HOUSE on corner of 16th street aud Massachusetts ave nue. $25 per month, Inquire of W.F FEATO 404 12th street, after 4 p.m no 17-3t* 'E’ Wo ROOMS FOR RENT, fornishedas a bed room and parlor, suitable for a Meme geptienan and lady. Apply 641 Fstreet b 9th and loth streeta. ao! k OB SALE—The FURNITUBE and Good WILL of a first class Boarding House, con taining 14 rooms, completely furnished with tion unsurpaseed, and at present filled with b ere, Address P/ WM. J..Staroitice. no i? Hess FOR BENT—Two conventont two story HOUSES, Nos er adjoining, at $18. within one sanare from brick sidewalks on luth, tith and izth street. no 17-3t* b ne block from Capito!, balf bi from street cars, thres cemfortable, nt ly furovished kOO@ « Bnitable for gentlemen spendiug the winter bere, or Members of Congress hildren nor bearders im the house Please call at $25 north Batreet. between Delaware av A enue and Ist street, Capitol Hill. __ no W-6t" FOS, S4k8—4 RESTAURANT and BOWLING ALLEY. now doing « goo! busines, with « leave for three years, For intermation inquire «f Mr. NOYES, at this office. no 16-7t* Fe RENT OR S84LKE—On itberai terme, new seven room HOUSE on Hi street, Island. |e tween 4s and 6 Also, three-story BRICK, containing It ro with modern improvements, ou Ohio avenue, Dear lith street STARBB & CO., no 16-6t" 4S); 7th street. near E. Fe! RENT—In ao private family. on second floor, two large and well FORNISHED BOOMS. connecting. in an excellent location. and ats couvenient to the War and Navy Pepartments House No. 15 F st 2d door from 19th. no 1*-5t Fé RENT i FBA HOUSE, No Greene, near Bridge street, Geo-getown. O.. containing four rooms, and having « large yard attached. Terms O15 por mouth, in advance. Ap- ly to BILBY A. SHINN, corner Greene and live streets, Georgetown, no 18-dlw Fc BALE—Two HOUSES. containing seven rooms each. inthe new and elegant block near the terminns of 9th street west and Boundary Price $2.40; one -balfcash; balancetastx months 8.P BRONRS. SON, treet E OF OLAGETT & SWEENY, | Pe RCH Ase AND Say Buaeat’y No. 4 Market Space, Second Fleor. NOTICE —Those parties who were unable to obtain a single Building Lot from our catalogue ot Property will be able todo se now,as we have the consent of the owner to eubdiviile several of the whole suuares, and are now prepared to offerg. single Bnilding Lot upon the same liberal terms as we have been selling whol great induceme building themselves a residence, Plat of the sub- divisiun to be seen at our office, no l5-lm F°s. SALE—Te STOOK ani FIXTURES of a Fancy and Millinery Store. Store also for rent, Apply at No. 173 Bridge street, George- town, above the new Market. no 14-6t* rick HOUSE on Louisi le, between sth and7th alithe modern improvements. Ap. W. MOBSELL. No. 326 O atre ply to be- tween 6th and 7th, for tern no 1dr" {OB KENT—A STORE ROOM, convenient! sitnated for selling dry goods or groceries. Apply at No. 439 Pa. av no 13 east" Fez RENT—Elegantly-furnished ROOMS in suites or singly, and a BASEMENT BOOM, snitable fur an office. with first-class Board, at H street. between I7th and IS h street« Ala: BBICK STABLE and COAOH-HOUSE for rent These rooms are suitable for members of Gon erese Dob 2w A FOR SALE. BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM ON the road from Washington to Frederick City, 21 miles from Washington, containing 157 acres of the best land tp Montgomery county, id - acres of the farm in fine woud land ell supplied with water, baving two good — aud a pump pear the house. barn, stable. all other conveniences for farming, with plenty of frait. It is also a first class and very desirable position for a large sod flourishing town, being almost a cen- tral point between Washington, Frederick and Baltimore cities, as it opens on three public roads, aod car easily be divided tnto twenty lots, each containing over mine acres. A safe and valuable investment, and cannet fail to realize # clear re- ward to any company of tiger ay wish to bay For particulars a at orth of Patent Uf. fice between sth 9th streets.on H,orto Dr WM. B. MAGRUDER, of Montgomery county, Md.,vear by. who witl give th farm and quality of la p.m mm. "ects tt __tinten) °°" FOB BALE OB BENT—My DWELLING, sit- nated et the intersection of Marylend and - gia avennes, between 7th and sth streets west. House is 61 feet front by 40 fect deep, with Pride ball throngh the center, The lot ts 100 fect t 1 et raci Dy of square 434.) ot S0°P. Ca BEM MES, Be J1-dtf __Beaton House. \EORGETOWN HOUSE AGENCY, Greene E TO BHIDOE STREET. We bave several desirable HOUSES for rent.» gto Also, first-class RESIDENCES, $30 to $120 We ae the attention of reliabie par- et ‘Costes ORME & COOPER. character of the Hours 1 o'clock ands JAMES TOWLES. Property Agent. ‘ms i at Office, at 10 J. TOWLES, Agent. NT—Li and desiral RUOMS,. at bi ilk ary Building, corner of Gay and Terms moderate. DOUGHERTY, on the premises. Washington «treet. Mn town. 708 RENT_STORE HOOM 346 Peun Washington Bulging, jy SEMMES, Seaton House, 'T—The large BUILDING occujie) Ly titan Police aud the Gas Licht Oth street, near Penn oc 26-e0tf in the aud desirab!: tions teurant and eating saloon in city. for aamell hotel er large boa: mm degary T o session given 15th November. Inquireat 504 9h street. ho 2-diw pmall furniehed aud an PART MENTS sal r Buitable OB RENT—The BTORE Bo 321 D « Bear lith It fronts immeiately on PF. Slonily situated stpre'roomein Washington cit ptent oa! rooms a Apply to O- B. BARE, at the Btar Ollee. se30- ‘LN . NORTH, aR e WEST, On FRIDAY, the 234 instant, at ¢ o'-lock pm, setl, ont in S,uare No 663, having 3) feet front 18 feet alley improv: Cottage pe) : age. 03. Potomec water ta yard A Fi t ments ip the rear of the Ist containing four roows fesldencesct ee, Grant, Maver Watcbiendnest Sloystas’ Chareh. mekiug it @ desirable rest- My di wn a5 steake lo a Dold. GREE & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY GBESS 4 WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. TBUSTEB’S BALE OF | BBTY Oh MARYLAND AVESUE EE 43 AND OTH STREETS, ISLAND, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. . By virtue of a deed of trust. dated the ithday of Bovember, A. D And recorded in Liber B. M. 3565. iolivg 459, 470, and 471, of the Land H , No. 3, Records of Wa: biugion coum, ,Bisirict of Oolam bia, I shall sell, on THU SDAY, the 20th day of ect! T Dext. at ¢ o'clock p.m .om the premises, east half of Lot No 3 in Reservation D, omutatain: two thousand reven hundred and thirty-six equars feet four and a halfinches, with the’ consisting of one story Frame Hy front, — anvther two-story Frame ingon the : One halfcash: balance in six and twelve wes. All conveyancing amps Bt the Cost of the purchas-r $10) down on the le and tf the terms are after the day of ale, gat to resell the prop exty at the risk anc cost of the defaniting pur charer, by advertising three times tn the Narfoual Intelligencer. A BOSWELL, Trust> u.ThS&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctx nol BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioceors. TBUSTEE'S SALE AN EXOELLENT TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSK, OF SIX ROOMS, SITUATED ON MABYLAND AVENUE KAST. BETWEEN 7TH AND =TH STREETS East. By virtue of a deed of trast, bearing date May With. A. BD. 38%, ane duly recoried in Liber B M. H., No. 17, folto 375. &e, Becords for Washington Gounty, St public auction, in front of the premises ¥BIDAY. November the 30th, at 4 fouro m., Lot numbered 13, according to Wm subdivision of square numbered 393,1m 4 nearly newtwo story Frame House; front by WOdrep. Terms: One third cash; balance in three oy Payments, at six, twelve. and eighte: deed of trust. Terms to b DB hive days after the salu, otherwi ty will_be resold after tures insertia prope the Evening Star. at the risk snd cost of defas ing purchaser A d-posit of $50 rejuired at the Je; and conveyancing and stamps at cost aser. GORGE ©. B. MITOUELL, Trustee alo. we will sell. cash, Lot 22. in Wm B. Todd's on of square No, 8%. de GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts J2Y GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, OATALOGUE SALE OF EXCELUENT PAR LOB sND CASMBER FUKN uy 4 PUBLIC AUCTION REAECRS 145 On MONDAY. the 2th ins Ring WT hall:eil.on the fret att t — Lb) clock a. tof oar Aaction roer of (th and D «t ony No A assoruncnit of eolid Black Walnut auver Fureitare., beiongi, 7" Lt the city. viz: MtMe f° & Piano, seven octay Baitiore. Ma Ooms, makers One handsome Gri fug of tuo x a tw Usstor Chairs apd four Side Ohairs One bandeorme Hair cloth Parlor Snite, consisting of Solas, Kockers, Castor aud side Two soll! Biack W { Marie top Dress Wardrobes, Ta ingot bands jug Bureaus, W bles aud Chairs, Two Black Walnut Cham complete order One handsome Whatnot, with Side Shelves and Glass Back One! spdsome Black Wajinat Parlor Writing Handsome Bisck Wilnut Library fable with Greeu Gioth Hardscme Black Wainut Hail Set st * Marble top Taile een Rep covered Becituirg Chair Two handsome Merb!» toy Sideboards Ove * Black Walnut Book Case Osh Extention Tabie and Cane s-at Dining ( Two Painted Cottage Setts and Springs Ourled Harr Mattre: made to urder Five Feather Beds, Pillows aud Bolster Neaily new Brus-els, Ingrain, and other Carpi ts The fu re will bs ready for exsminstivg on Friday morning at our anction reom« howd {Int| GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anets BX GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NEW TWO STORY FRAME [100 SE AND LOT, WITH STABLE. ON ~TH STREKT WEST NEAR THE BOUNDARY NoURTH, ATVUB Lic avoTio, On MONDAY, the 2th instant, at 4 o lock ™,weshal! sell on the premises. Let having feet front by WW feet deep, with the impro: consisting of a new twe story Frame Hous a fue stable ba k Terme cash. All aites, varnished, in Desh vered 4 wich conve ncing and revenue stamps at the cost ef the purchaser. $50 dowa when sol nolyd GREEN & WILLIAMS B* CBOWN. WALKER & CU, Aactionvors s * » . CHANCE FORI VESTMENT <4 We will sell,on THUBSDAY, November the 274 atso'clock Pm ,on the premises. part of To. No 3,insquare No. 495, froating 25 feet en G strect south. between 4% aud oth streets, and renning K 122 feet 2 inches to a 38 foot pret T aliey revel in rear with an excellent brew oven. -uitable for any one ein toe basiness. being in an ex wishing to eng cellent neighb: Terms of sale are one third cash. the balances in one and twe yer dul, secared. All comveyag-t ra at the cost of the purchaser. Title good. Sale without reserve nolg-4t™ CBOWN, WALKER &CO, Aucts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. SIX HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS. FRONT ING ON NORTH © STREET AND MARY LAND AVE . Between oth and 7th streets east, at Public Auction n NDAY, the 26th Instant. at 4 o'clock p m.. we shall sel. in frontof the premises six tige Building Lots, it befng subdivision of Lot No.4. ib Square No 864. Threo will have a front of fect on C street, aud three suuut the same front on Maryland avenue. HM be about Im feetdeep They » With the privi lege of taking tne whole of 4. which comtains 2Osquare feet The ai Property is bat sthort walk from the Capito! ndsomely loca 4 perfret gerade. One -balt cash, balance four months for aring interest. deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing at the co<t of the purchaser Title indisputable. @50 will be required paid down on each lot when «old no 19 6t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. F OB CASH’ INTERIOR DEOUBATIONS No. 496 No. 496 OHOICE STOCK! Now open for inspection, the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered in Washington, om- bracing— PAPEBHANGINGS, Of Foreicn and Domestic Manufacture, of the best Fabr: id LATEST STYLES, approp: ate for Pariors, Halls. Dining Beoms. Chambers, and Lib: es, embracing new, rich, and uniuvue desigus of embroidered gilt patterns for drawing rooms, with appropriate borders. Also, large and select stock ef medium ana low priced papers. WINDOW BHADES, New and beautiful patterns, on buff, green, and colors. Tan, Lavender, and st Gtit Borders. with il without Centres Window Shades of any required sizo, style, or color, made to order OVAL PICTUBE FRAMES, ‘The largest assertment tn the District, warranted te be gilded with gold leaf, ‘rom the best man- ufacturers in the country—embracing (mitation,) Rosewood. and all gilt Oval Pictare Frames, Convex Giass.&c. Persons ing Pho- tographs taken are requested to cali and examine our assortment before purchasing frames. PIOTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In ptoen scarlet, green, avd biae colors. from th hotograph te the largest portrait size suk Cord and Tassels, Giderent sizes Special attention paid to this branch of our busi- ness WALNUT BRACKETS, SIDE AND bat Se Ne mit BRACKETS, PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS Always re. Oneale,s few choice Paintings and Engrevings. Walnut, Thankful for the liberal pat: received, the attertion of the public is called to the above stock as the most complete in the District, s la! or tion of which has mannufactar spect fatly to order, em, with the Weekly additions received will make it al] times such as is keptin a well regulate? establishment. Orders for ing or Window Bhad jes punctnally and faithfully executed. in city or country. Any order not satis- factory filled, will be immediately cor: 5 ui Quality) solo'at'as low rates eethey cae bene? au #0 as low rates as can par ch juthe District Terms: Hani to cash for goods and iabor, r ~ 8 ITIVELY CASa, W: . TERMS POBITI Ser aron ITHOUT EX leave remember the number-456, and the TEMS OasH. J. MAREBITEB, No. 456 SEVENTH STREST, © dvorsabove Odd Fellows’ Hal! PEStInce sg, no 3 twit AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MOREOW ¥ GEBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. ‘BUSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING ‘ork avonus, betweon ish by depth of from 76 feet 6\ 105, inches respectively . This property ie eligibly situated in a rapidly improving pert of the city, and offers « mont desirable opportunity to persons wishing to build : One-half cash; balance | ths. for notes beart: gre complied with in five day+ after the sale, the ert: Sn ee none week's notice, the rise and expense of the defaniting purchaser All conveyancing @nd stamps at the cost of the purchaser. CHABLES 8 WALLAOR. Trustes. oc % odds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts S27 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN Goprequence of the rain, until TUESDAY Ag TEENOON, November 20) same bour and place OBas WALLACH Trustes no 16 REN & WILLIAMS, Anocts BY. L. WALL & 6O ctloneers. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE 7. IN THE On ab So check p min ofer for sale. at Property. to wit -— Lets numbered’ three, (4,) f (4) and twelve, (12,) in Sonare numbered one bi dred and fifty-four, (i5i,) and sll my tntereet ant title in Square numbered nine hundred an@ nine (909 of the pian of the city of Washington T sbove Syuare one humired and fifty-fonr (154) ie attuated in the Firet Ward of the city, be tween Ith etroet west and New Hampshire avenue and Rand 8 streets north and Sjuare nambered Wee hundred and nine (909) is situated in the «Bb Ward of the city, between sth and oth stroste east and K apd L streets north The said prop- ert well located. and offers great indueementa rchase: convey ps at the cost of the pur It the terms of ale are not complied with within five da;s trom the day of sale. 1 reserve the right to resell the «aid property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser The sale will commence with the sale of Lots in Square numbered one hundred and fifty four, and continued frem day to day rntil che whole erty MeLtoued is sold A LLOYD - BO 10-codds WM. L. WALL & OO... Auct« B* J. 0, McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers, TWO HANDSOME BLILDING LOTS IN A VERY DESIRABLE LO: On. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, N oO clock. on the premises weshali sell im Davidson s subdivision of part of s fronting each 23 feet on the north «ide north. between $th and loth e-reets west, rauning lack sbout 115 feet to an alley. Lot Ne. i contains 2. 2 suaere feet, Lot Scontains 2,501, squers fet «rms One-third cash; residue in six and twelve months. with inter se ured by a deed of trust ou the proper uveyancing at purchaser 4 cost. Tithe inet) le bo l4-dts JAS.C Mc GUIRE & CO, Aucts Se THE AROVE SALE 18 POSTPON consequence of the rain, until TUESDAY aF¥ 2UN, November 20 "= hoor and place a J ©. McGUIRE & CO. Aarts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING AN 7TH BT WEst. SEaBTHE Pabh HOTEL, aT PUB LIC ALU LAN On TUESPA DIN the *th instant, st 4 o'clock p on the premises. part Lot No.1 ith the improvements constst * Homse cost of the pore taser fold nols WILLIAMS, Aucts.g te GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE ON K STREET NORTH. between Lith and 12th streets west, at Public Auction On EVNESDAY 8h . © mi, at ther man Gr ¢ hou-ekeeping One Parior Suite, cavered i f Tete _@ tete Sofas, “3 Marble top Tables a Corled Hair, Hu-k. avd otber Mattresses Window Shades and Parlor Lanps Painted Cottage Sets, ail complete Brussels ain and otter Oarpets Bix Parlor. Chamber, en | other Stoves Dining Koom Furnita isting of Tal Chairs. tile ckery Ware Kitchen Requisites Auctioneers » Auctioneers LARGE AND PEBEMPTORY SALE OF DEY GODS. MILLINEBY GUOUS. HOsIEKY AND FANOY GOUDS. AT AU TION On WEDNESDAY MORNING. Nov Zist, at 10 o'cluck. we shalisell. at onr store, 295 Pe nia avenue, between Stn wad lth streets. 1 by aesiratl= goods Gooda, Merinos, Delaines, Alps cas, Os Table nton Fisgne! lotha, Towei ng, Blankets +’. cents’ and children’s Hose and Gloves Wevien Goods, Shawls. Nubeas, &., & Aso. Millinery Goods. Ribbous, Flowers, Baches < r Velvet Ral thers And® great variety of Fancy Dry Goods. Terns Cash. Sal- poritiv: ig meat NAGLE & ©9., Aucts B Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. CHAMPAGSES. SCOTCH ALE. LONDON BROWN SruUT. CLARET WINES, contents of the Bar, Connter. kc. at Pablic Aaction On WEDNESDAY, the dist instant. at 10 © clock &. m., We shail sell, at the Restaurant, corner of 13th D streets. vtz 8 of Chom pacne Wine otch Aie and eight tozen Lon don res. Encravings. Refrigerator Mirrors, Steves, &c., xc x GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts Baterrr S SALE By virtue of ® warrant of distrain, to us direct from WD Wailech as against the goods end chat telsot W.@ Metverott. for reat due eu: in arre: tor the store room at the corver of Menn«ylvavia avenue snd Iith aud D streets, the said W D Wallach from the said W.G. Metrerott. we have levied upen the following goods and chat } large Tron Safe, | small do., 30 and Weigkts, 1'0 Office Prese, 1 Pine Desk, 1 Counter and Desks, 2 large Maps, 1 Office Stove,’ and we hereby give notice that the ssid goods and chattels will b= sold at Public Auction. for cash. to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY next, the 2is! tant atllo‘ch ck a. m., om said premises, unless said rent and costs are paid w Boss, no 16-4 CHARLES joe Clock, 2 KIMBALL, { Baltitts ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WErit N OR Baer bey EAR THE © t o'clock @. m = ence of & gentleman de “ry Was Walou! robes aad Lonnges Nearly new Three-ply, Ingrain, and other (arpets Mahogany Card, Dining and other Tables Hiair, Husk, and other Mattresses Dinggets. H. loth ‘rier. Ohamber, and other Stoves ‘Window Shades Letter A Binger 8e And man) otner sary to enumerati ‘Terms « Be 1s-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Axucts. S87 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY > anes antil THURSDAY, the 224 instanc, ‘(int GREEN & WILLIAMS, Accte BX OBEEN & WILLIAMS, auctioneers GUABDIAN SALE OF BEAL ESTAT: By virtue of decree of Orphaus' Court of the DI trict of Columbia. confirmed by the Court of Obaa cery on oth day of July, 1355, I will sell, on the Premines, the following described property, beiag the property of Dennis Donn, :deceased,) on ¥ralpay, day of November. 1855, at 2 o'clock p.m i ot land situated in t District of Columbt trect Known as “6 follows, to wit. Beat of the secon: theese! 23 the pew free road Fate Biase: north 10 deg 15 min. weet, twoive and 20 1(@ perches to stone No 1, now planted for the beginning of the part hereby couveyed on the cast end of the Ridge Bond thence to tnciute the piece hereby to be couveyed,(1.)morth 79 deg 45 min east, eight apd 94-100 perches. to another stone, No. 2, thence Porth 10 deg " to stome No. 8, the: west, eight and 9: i lanted on the ea-t line ries ewe JVBN HB ADAMS Qrard GREEN «& ho ulem wot lewads